Air Date|Round|Category|Value|Difficulty|Question|Answer
05/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE FRENCH|$800|hard|Paris' subway, Le Chemin de Fer Metropolitain, is usually just called this|the Metro
17/09/1999|Jeopardy!|DALLAS|$300|easy|Pitched to the network before 'Dallas', it wound up being the 'Dallas' spin-off|Knots Landing
29/05/1997|Final Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S WOMEN|None|None|This heroine is murdered on the island of Cyprus, as is her waiting-woman|Desdemona (from 'Othello')
08/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'PROM'|$800|hard|It's an advancement in rank or position; you'll definitely want to get one at your job|promotion
14/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S ON YOUR iPOD?|$800|hard|(I'm Andy Richter.)  Usually my iPod has songs by this '60s British soul singer of 'I Only Want To Be With You' & 'Son Of A Preacher Man'|Dusty Springfield
28/06/2006|Jeopardy!|ROCK LEGENDS|$400|easy|His solo in Led Zeppelin's 'Stairway To Heaven' has been called the greatest guitar solo ever|Jimmy Page
25/05/1999|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$500|medium|It's what the 'D' stands for in the names of all those John D. Rockefellers|Davidson
06/09/1996|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$300|easy|After spending an estimated $30 million, he backed out of the presidential race in March 1996|Steve Forbes
01/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL NUMBERS|$400|easy|Tony Orlando & Dawn hit No. 1 with this song heard here|Knock Three Times
30/01/2004|Jeopardy!|JAWS|$1000|hard|(Sarah) It completes one of the most famous lines spoken in 'Jaws': 'You're gonna need...'|a bigger boat
23/05/2011|Jeopardy!|'C' WORLD|$600|medium|The cathedral in this English city is seen here|Canterbury
04/02/2004|Jeopardy!|JULIUS|$400|easy|Dairy Queen owns this drink created by Julius Freed back in 1926|Orange Julius
23/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FRESHMAN COMPOSITION|$8200|hard|You'll find the French word for 'day' in this word that may be a daily assignment|journal
19/06/2000|Jeopardy!|POSTS|$500|medium|This 11th century poet held the post of astronomer in the Persian royal court|Omar Khayyam
14/09/2001|Jeopardy!|IN THE MARCH 28, 2000 NEWSPAPER|$500|medium|In the funnies, this strip was a rerun; its creator might have been on vacation with his wife Jane Pauley|Doonesbury
22/10/2002|Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$1000|hard|Louis Joliet & this Catholic priest explored the Mississippi River during June & July 1673|Marquette
29/01/1998|Jeopardy!|FISH|$200|easy|Like some gouramis, several grunts are famous for doing this when 2 of them meet|kissing
24/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|JAZZ NICKNAMES|$600|medium|Oran Page, trumpeter & accompanist to Bessie Smith, was known as this, the same as a 'M*A*S*H' nurse|Hot Lips
21/05/2003|Jeopardy!|'W'ORDS|$1000|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew riding a horse in the forest)  Let's see how Daily Double likes being scratched here, the highest point of the back|withers
24/06/1996|Jeopardy!|HEADS OF STATE|$400|easy|President Ernesto Perez Balladares|Panama
03/07/1998|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|None|None|On Dec. 25, 1991, he ended his farewell speech by saying, 'I wish everyone all the best'|Mikhail Gorbachev
30/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$800|hard|Polarized lenses are one method used in these items that make some movie theater experiences more exciting|3-D movies
03/05/1999|Jeopardy!|CHAT ROOM CLICHES|$200|easy|BTW: 'By' this|By the way
24/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NAH, IT'S JUST 'ME'|$2000|hard|There's a facial feature in this hyphenated adjective for one who won't address an issue directly|mealy-mouthed
17/07/2007|Jeopardy!|PROMENADE DATES|$400|easy|The promenade seen here was appropriate for the January 1st, 2007 Rose Parade with this director as Grand Marshall|George Lucas
06/07/1999|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$500|medium|In southern Florida, the 'queen' type of this large sea snail is often found in chowder|Conch
22/06/2006|Jeopardy!|NAMES OF THE 12 APOSTLES|$800|hard|Shared with a 4th century B.C. king of Macedonia|Philip
26/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|16TH CENTURY NAMES|$800|hard|The Earl of Bothwell was created Duke of Orkney & Shetland one day before he married this queen in 1567|Mary, Queen of Scots
27/06/2011|Jeopardy!|PICKUP ARTISTS|$800|hard|A new F-150 from this company starts at around $22,000|Ford
19/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|POPULATIONS|$1200|hard|With 1.2 billion, this country has the largest population of any nation on Earth|China
18/09/2006|Jeopardy!|THE KING JAMES BIBLE TELLS ME SO|$200|easy|James 5: 'Ye have heard of the patience of' this man|Job
19/05/2004|Jeopardy!|UKRAINE ON THE BRAIN|$800|hard|Ukrainians call this body of water 'Chorne More'|the Black Sea
15/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1920s|$800|hard|Expelled from the Communist Party in 1927, he was deported to Turkey in 1929 & later moved to Mexico|Leon Trotsky
15/12/2004|Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$1000|hard|This seaport is Germany's second-largest city|Hamburg
28/09/2000|Jeopardy!|THE WORLD BY THE NUMBERS|$300|easy|Of 100 million, 300 million or 500 million, the population of the Soviet Union in 1990|300 million
26/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICISTS|$200|easy|In 1804 Joseph Gay-Lussac went up, up & away in one of these to research the atmosphere|balloon
19/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CONGRESSIONAL CROSSWORD CLUES 'C'|$800|hard|House Democratic chat group (6)|Caucus
27/05/2009|Jeopardy!|STATES' GEOGRAPHIC CENTERS|$200|easy|In the Pacific, at 20 degrees 15 minutes north latitude, 156 degrees 20 minutes west longitude|Hawaii
02/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$800|hard|The Egyptian lotus is actually a member of these 'water' plants that grow on the surface of rivers & streams|Water lilies
29/06/2004|Jeopardy!|I NEED MY 'SPACE'|$800|hard|The Chandra or the Hubble, for example|a space telescope
04/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ROBERT DE NIRO MOVIES|$800|hard|'Someday a real rain will come and wash all this scum off the streets'|Taxi Driver
05/06/2006|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THE 1700s?|$200|easy|In 1767 this volcano erupted so violently that the king of Naples had to flee his palace|Vesuvius
14/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LEFTOVERS|$200|easy|Her lover Grigory Orlov helped her seize the Russian throne in 1762|Catherine the Great
31/03/1993|Jeopardy!|FASHION|$200|easy|In the late 1800s, gowns named for this hot beverage were worn at afternoon gatherings|tea
16/06/2008|Jeopardy!|TECH COMPANIES?|$400|easy|This female warrior of myth mainly dealt with men for 1 reason--procreation; use the singular, please|Amazon
02/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE MY ETCHINGS?|$400|easy|Later president, this American was etched here in 1782|George Washington
03/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AN I FOR AN A|$2000|hard|The cloth substitution meant that our salesman went out with a better sample of material|switch & swatch
25/03/2011|Jeopardy!|IMAGINARY PLACES|$200|easy|You gain access to this kingdom through a rabbit hole. which might be on the banks of the Thames|Wonderland
29/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STATES BY CITIES|$400|easy|Rock Springs, Casper, Gillette|Wyoming
01/06/2004|Jeopardy!|FASHION ACCESSORIES|$600|medium|For men, a cravat is a wide necktie; this is a scarf, lapped over & worn loosely around the neck|an ascot
01/04/2003|Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS|$400|easy|On Nov. 22, 1875 Henry Wilson died while serving as vice president under this man|Ulysses S. Grant
07/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL INVENTORS HALL OF FAME|$1000|hard|He got a lift when installed in 1988 for the brake he invented for a hoisting apparatus|Elisha Otis
14/03/2000|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC PEOPLE|$100|easy|In the 990s this son of Erik the Red brought Christianity to Greenland|Leif Ericson
27/09/1984|Jeopardy!|TRIVIA|$500|medium|Filing an IRS form 4868 gets you a 4-month extension from this date|April 15
09/01/2009|Jeopardy!|FARK.COM HEADLINES|$800|hard|'Russia &' this country 'on the brink of war.  This had better not interrupt the supply of peanuts & peaches'|Georgia
01/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DJIBOUTI|$1600|hard|Temperatures in Djibouti go up each year with the arrival from the inland desert of the Khamsin, one of these|a wind
25/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BASEBALL MOVIE SCORECARD|$800|hard|Roy Hobbs' first at-bat in 'The Natural' came as this type of substitute|pinch hitter
21/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN ART|$2000|hard|This Romanian known for his 'Endless Column' also sculpted the scandalous 'Princess X'|Constantin Brancusi
04/10/1996|Jeopardy!|TV ACTORS & ROLES|$100|easy|After 5 years as Dylan McKay, Luke Perry left the cast of this show in 1995|Beverly Hills 90210
30/03/2005|Jeopardy!|MOTHERS OF INVENTION|$1000|hard|Teri Pall claimed the 1965 invention of this device that had a range of 2 miles; we don't know if it was a 900 MHz|a cordless phone
14/10/2004|Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES|$800|hard|General Patton's toughness on his enemies & his own men earned him the nickname 'Old' this|Blood and Guts
01/01/2009|Jeopardy!|OCCUPATIONAL WEAR|$200|easy|Occupational adjective for a western shirt or western boots|cowboy
09/05/2002|Jeopardy!|SINNERS|$400|easy|Born in Brooklyn in 1899, this gangster got his nickname from a knife cut to his cheeck|Al Capone ('Scarface')
13/10/2004|Jeopardy!|BYE BYE BIRDIE|$200|easy|Pigs were among the creatures that killed off this bird on Mauritius in the 1600s|the dodo
19/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$600|medium|From 1761 to 1802 this composer nicknamed 'Papa' worked under the patronage of the Esterhazy princes|Joseph Haydn
08/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SUPER MARIO|$2000|hard|Called 'The Voice of the Century', he played the title role in the 1951 film 'The Great Caruso'|Mario Lanza
17/05/2006|Jeopardy!|HORSE RACING|$400|easy|The bettor selects the first 3 finishers in the correct sequence in this type of bet also called a triple|a trifecta
13/03/2003|Jeopardy!|THE NORTHERNMOST NATION|$800|hard|Bolivia, Botswana, Bulgaria|Bulgaria
16/10/2009|Jeopardy!|ON THE WEBSITE'S FRONT PAGE|$1000|hard|At the website for this network, you can check out the 'Item on air' or apply for a QCard|QVC
13/09/2000|Jeopardy!|IT'S A BYRD|$300|easy|Unusual middle name of Richard E. Byrd, it's also the first name of the author of 'Brideshead Revisited'|Evelyn
22/06/2000|Jeopardy!|LONDON LANDMARKS|$300|easy|Admission is free to this landmark, although there are charges to see its Undercroft Museum & royal chapels|Westminster Abbey
06/05/1997|Jeopardy!|NAME THE AUTHOR|$200|easy|'The Andromeda Strain', 'Jurassic Park'|Michael Crichton
02/06/2000|Jeopardy!|WHEN THE CHIPS ARE DOWN|$400|easy|If your E-mail crashes, you may have to use this rhyming 2-word term for letters delivered the old way|Snail mail
27/10/2011|Jeopardy!|THE EMPIRE STRIKES PLAQUE|$200|easy|The British Dental Association says that most adults in the U.K. suffer from periodontal, aka this, disease|gum
06/07/1998|Jeopardy!|RAILROADING|$800|hard|Railroad term that's also slang for the following: (roll of 2 6's in dice)|Boxcars
28/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POETIC JUSTICE|$1600|hard|It's not a baked treat made with sugar or honey, it's a civil wrong that is remedied with money|tort
13/11/1986|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$200|easy|The French term for a wine waiter|sommelier
15/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE MAP OF SOUTH AMERICA|$400|easy|Captain Cook 'rounded' it with little difficulty in early 1769|Cape Horn
14/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS|$400|easy|His last play was 'The Condemned of Altona', though 'No Exit' might have been more appropriate|Jean-Paul Sartre
21/09/2007|Jeopardy!|FOR WHAT IT'S 'WORTH'|$400|easy|In 'The Prelude', this poet wrote that at age 10 he 'held unconscious intercourse with beauty old as creation'|(William) Wordsworth
11/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THE SOLAR SYSTEM|$400|easy|Ares Vallis is one of the larger channels on the surface of this planet|Mars
01/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OCTOBER 1|$2000|hard|1970: 5 million people turn out in Cairo for his funeral|Nasser
24/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|POETIC FORMS|$800|hard|As you might guess, Anselm Hollo's poem '5 & 7 & 5' is in this form|haiku
09/02/2000|Jeopardy!|LITERARY HEROINES|$500|medium|Temple Drake is a college student in this Southerner's controversial 1931 novel 'Sanctuary'|William Faulkner
15/06/2006|Jeopardy!|NFL BLITZ|$400|easy|We guarantee you'll know his jersey was retired in 1985|Joe Namath
03/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CAR TALK?|$2000|hard|'Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player, that' does this 'and frets his hour upon the stage'|struts
08/10/1997|Jeopardy!|WINGS|$300|easy|The home base for JAL is in this city|Tokyo
26/02/2004|Jeopardy!|BOB HOPE|$1000|hard|This 1955 movie musical about Vaudevillian Eddie Foy & his performing family starred Bob Hope & Jerry Mathers|The Seven Little Foys
14/04/1997|Jeopardy!|LIGHTHOUSES|$300|easy|It's said that the fires of this Egyptian lighthouse could be seen for about 30 miles|Alexandria
07/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER JULIA ROBERTS MOVIES|$600|medium|Julia's character Mary Reilly was this doctor's maid|Dr Jekyll
16/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SCI-FI/FANTASY HEROINES|$800|hard|The twins this character gives birth to in 'Revenge of the Sith' grow up to be Luke & Leia|Amidala
06/05/1998|Jeopardy!|STAR MOVIES|$200|easy|Yoda rode again in 1997 as this first 'Star Wars' sequel was successfully re-released|The Empire Strikes Back
24/10/2007|Jeopardy!|GET YOUR PEANUTS!|$200|easy|Most recipes for this candy end with: spread into thin layer; let cool; snap into pieces|peanut brittle
17/07/2001|Jeopardy!|THAT'S SICK!|$300|easy|Caused by a type of streptococcus, it's a 'colorful' childhood malady marked by a widespread red rash|scarlet fever
05/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PAKISTAN & DELIVER|$1200|hard|Like some of its neighbors, Pakistan uses this unit of currency|the rupee
21/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS|$200|easy|John Galsworthy refused this honor in 1918, so we don't have to call him Sir John|the knighthood
04/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|RABBIT|$1600|hard|A doe is a female rabbit; this is a male rabbit, & a stud one is used for mating|buck
01/05/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU SEE 'LA'|$1000|hard|Element with the atomic number 103 (it ain't livermorium!)|lawrencium
16/12/2005|Jeopardy!|CHICKS RULE!|$200|easy|Events during her 64-year-reign included the Opium War in China, the Crimean War & the Anglo-Boer War|Queen Victoria
15/03/2000|Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$300|easy|In 1997 5 orthodox Jewish students shocked by this Conn. school's co-ed dorms asked to live off campus|Yale
29/12/2004|Jeopardy!|B.C. TIMES|$800|hard|During the Third Punic War, Rome destroyed this city, killing many & enslaving 50,000|Carthage
08/12/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S A DISASTER|$1000|hard|The collapse of the South Fork Dam in May 1889 led to the deaths of more than 2,200 in this Pennsylvania city|Johnstown
27/12/2002|Jeopardy!|ALL MY Xs|$800|hard|Without getting a tic-tac-toe on 'Hollywood Squares' you could still win a game with this many Xs|5
02/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO THE 1950S|$600|medium|Not to put down Flushing in this borough, but we're eager to see the U.N. in its new Manhattan HQ|Queens
21/04/1999|Jeopardy!|LITERARY SAN FRANCISCO|$200|easy|Hey, birdbrain: John's Grill on Ellis Street is famous because Sam Spade dined there in this novel|The Maltese Falcon
27/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE REMAKES|$400|easy|Matt Damon took on Glen Campbell's Texas Ranger role in the remake of this western|True Grit
15/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE ME TO THE BALLET!|$2000|hard|Ouch!  A golden bird pecks a king to death in 'Le Coq d'or' by this hyphenated Russian composer|Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
09/01/2004|Jeopardy!|WHEEL OF JEOPARDY!|$200|easy|Unknown evolutionary connector ---------------------------------- --SS--- L--K|missing link
02/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIT ROLES|$200|easy|This 'Raiders Of The Lost Ark' director had a bit as the Cook County clerk in 'The Blues Brothers'|Steven Spielberg
31/12/1998|Jeopardy!|PITCHMEN|$100|easy|On the 70th anniversary of this brand in 1998, Mr. Whipple gave America permission to squeeze it|the Charmin (bathroom tissue)
13/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|$800|hard|Timothy Hutton won a 1980 Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for this film directed by Robert Redford|Ordinary People
07/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BIRTH OF A PRESIDENT|$400|easy|May 29, 1917 in Brookline, Massachusetts|John F. Kennedy
29/12/1999|Jeopardy!|FUNNY LADIES|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm Kathy Griffin from 'Suddenly Susan')  This funny lady, my TV mom, had the first show on the Fox network when it premiered in 1986|Joan Rivers
04/12/2008|Jeopardy!|STREETCAR|$1000|hard|This passionate Pasternak protagonist suffers a heart attack on a streetcar & dies|Dr. Zhivago
28/01/2009|Jeopardy!|DON'T SAY      MOBY DICK|$400|easy|He began serializing his 'Child's History of England', but he's a bit better known for 'Great Expectations'|Charles Dickens
10/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FUN IN THE SNOW|$400|easy|This dog-walking item shares its name with the device that attaches your leg to a snowboard's binding|a leash
30/03/2009|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL HEART CONDITIONS|$400|easy|In 1992 you couldn't escape this country crossover hit by Billy Ray Cyrus|Achy Breaky Heart
08/12/1989|Jeopardy!|IN OTHER WORDS...|$100|easy|Remove a gust of air from that man's jibs|Take the wind out of his sails
22/10/2003|Jeopardy!|PLANT PARENTHOOD|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew in the laboratory)  Any glass or plastic container can be used to build one of these self-contained indoor gardens|terrariums
23/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PARDON MY FRENCHMAN|$1200|hard|Sheep farmer Jose Bove got 3 months for ransacking this restaurant in southern France in August 1999|McDonald's
23/09/2008|Jeopardy!|CLOSING WORDS IN THE CINEMA|$800|hard|1975: 'I used to hate the water.' 'I can't imagine why'|Jaws
10/01/2008|Jeopardy!|'L'ITERATURE|$600|medium|Whitman's 'When Lilacs Last In The Dooryard Bloom'd' was an elegy to him|Abraham Lincoln
01/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A PERFECT 'TEN'|$1600|hard|.exe & .doc are 2 of them|file extensions
04/07/2006|Jeopardy!|AN 'F' IN HISTORY|$200|easy|Harry Truman promised America this type of 'Deal'|a Fair Deal
13/10/1999|Jeopardy!|SPORTS STARS|$300|easy|(Hi, I'm Bob Costas.) In 1956 this N.Y. Yankee became the only player ever to win baseball's Triple Crown while hitting more than 50 home runs|Mickey Mantle
24/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AD-JECTIVES|$2000|hard|It's applied to juicy steaks or, botanically, to cacti & other water-retaining plants|succulent
01/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE SONG OF HIAWATHA|$400|easy|Mondamin is this crop with his 'plumes and tassels', his 'garments green and yellow'|corn
25/03/2010|Jeopardy!|PHYSICS QUIZ|$1200|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew drops a cork and a glass marble into two separate bowls of water.)  If an object floats, it displaces water equal to its mass; if it sinks, it displaces water equal to this|its volume
08/01/2010|Jeopardy!|'G'-5|$400|easy|A small valley or ravine|a gully (gorge accepted)
01/04/1998|Jeopardy!|APRIL|$400|easy|The April 12, 1955 news of the Salk polio vaccine coincided with the 10th anniversary of this man's death|FDR
21/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$600|medium|Penicillin, the first of these drugs, comes from a fungus|antibiotics
20/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ASIAN CAPITALS|$400|easy|Check out the Kokugikan Sumo Budokan Arena in this capital|Tokyo
03/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 21st CENTURY ROCKS|$2000|hard|If you're in trouble, send an 'S.O.S.' to this woman  'Come Mr. DJ song pon de replay / Come Mr. DJ won't you turn the music up...'|Rihanna
04/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NOVA: MAKING STUFF|$800|hard|The ability to absorb stress makes metal this, an adjective in a Ford pickup ad slogan|tough
29/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1000|hard|This resin, a natural polymer used as a varnish, is produced by insects in India and Myanmar|shellac
07/11/1991|Jeopardy!|NEWS 1991|$300|easy|A 6,000-pound segment of this was put on display at the Reagan Library|Berlin Wall
02/02/1996|Jeopardy!|CONTAINERS|$100|easy|A kid or a politician doesn't want to be caught with his hand in this container|Cookie Jar
12/06/1997|Jeopardy!|THE BODY WOMAN|$500|medium|Estrace is a synthetic version of this hormone sometimes prescribed after menopause|Estrogen
16/03/2005|Jeopardy!|FULL NELSON|$200|easy|He was the 41st vice president of the U.S.|Nelson Rockefeller
07/09/1998|Jeopardy!|THE 1998 PULITZER PRIZES|$500|medium|A gold medal went to this state's Grand Forks Herald for coverage of a flood & other disasters|North Dakota
15/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MEANS OF TRANSMISSION|$800|hard|'The British nation is stirred and moved as it has never been... in its long, eventful, famous history'|radio
23/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WATERFALLS|$200|easy|Wollomombi Falls in northern New South Wales is one of this continent's highest waterfalls|Australia
19/11/1993|Final Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|None|None|The name of this dialect comes from a Hindi word, mantri, meaning 'counselor'|Mandarin
29/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MED. ABBREV.|$1600|hard|Those with arthritis appreciate NSAIDs, the abbreviation for these drugs|non-steroid anti-inflammatory drugs
02/12/1998|Jeopardy!|STAR TREK|$800|hard|(Hi, I'm Jeri Ryan) 'Star Trek' occasionally adds new characters to the original casts; among them were Dr. Pulaski, me & this Walter Koenig Russian|Pavel Chekov
16/03/1999|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL GROUPS|$100|easy|It's a 'cumulus' word for an accumulation of gnats|Cloud
11/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST|$1600|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew stands by an alcove with a fireplace in Oak Park, Chicago, IL.)  It's the word for a cozy fireside nook; Frank Lloyd Wright designed this one with an arts-and-crafts influence|the inglenook
25/01/2005|Jeopardy!|WINEMAKING|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew tests a beaker of wine in an aging cellar in Napa Valley, CA.)  If this level in wine drops below about 3.0, the wine will be probably be a trifle sharp|pH
11/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$400|easy|Until his death in 1867, this inventor got royalties on every sewing machine sold in the U.S.|(Elias) Howe
22/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT BOOK|$1200|hard|'They roared their terrible roars and gnashed their terrible teeth and rolled their terrible eyes'|Where the Wild Things Are
24/03/2006|Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$600|medium|The Viceroy butterfly does its best to look like this bad-tasting butterfly|the monarch
08/07/2009|Jeopardy!|DOT-COM DOOM|$200|easy|The rapid inflation & collapse of the dot-com sector was a classic one of these boom & bust cycles, like the South Sea one|bubble
21/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|KITTY LIT|$2000|hard|Your cat dreams of being this, the title of a 1960 Joy Adamson book about Elsa the lioness|Born Free
22/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS QUOTES|$800|hard|Dutch Jewish philosopher who coined the phrase 'nature abhors a vacuum'|Spinoza
26/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'UM'|$800|hard|This lightest metal is often used in the treatment of manic depression|Lithium
12/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE ARTIST|$600|medium|'The Potato Eaters'|Vincent Van Gogh
31/01/1996|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY|$100|easy|This unit of weight is abbreviated mg.|Milligram
27/04/1999|Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$200|easy|Jim, Van, Toni|Morrison
06/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MICROSOFT|$1000|hard|From the Latin for 'to rise', the name of this spreadsheet program implies that it rises above the others|Excel
18/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|QUAY TO THE CITY|$1200|hard|Govt. Building, on Lambton Quay in this New Zealand capital, is one of the world's largest wooden buildings|Wellington
22/03/1994|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION HISTORY|$1000|hard|The 1960 CBS documentary 'Harvest of Shame' dealt with the plight of these workers|migrant workers
26/05/2006|Jeopardy!|MAY I HAVE A WORD WITH 'U'?|$400|easy|In the American Heritage Dictionary, the last entry under 'U' is this Israeli-made submachine gun|an Uzi
11/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|TUTTI FRUITY|$1600|hard|This popular English pear was named for the Massachusetts man who introduced it to the U.S.|Bartlett
10/05/2011|Jeopardy!|THE PERIODIC TABLE|$400|easy|Alphabetically, it's the first of the noble gases|argon
17/07/2009|Jeopardy!|TRANSFORMED FOOD|$600|medium|A cucumber that's put in a solution called brine becomes this|a pickle
23/11/2005|Jeopardy!|DEPARTMENT 'S'|$200|easy|In 1954 the U.S.S. Nautilus became the first of these vessels powered by nuclear energy|submarine
26/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'J'|$2000|hard|The astrological notion that a certain large planet exerted a happy influence led to this adjective|jovial
25/01/2000|Final Jeopardy!|THE TONY AWARDS|None|None|(Hi, I'm Brian Dennehy)  This man won a Tony for writing the Best Play of 1949 and I had the honor of presenting him with a Lifetime Achievement Tony in 1999|Arthur Miller (wrote 'Death of a Salesman')
20/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE GREEK|$800|hard|This bowl-shaped depression at the mouth of a volcano is from the Greek for 'mixing vessel'|crater
11/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BOGIE & BACALL SPEAK!|$800|hard|Bacall's first film line was said to Bogie in 'To Have and Have Not': 'Anybody got' one of these|a match
24/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COVER BANDS|$400|easy|Desperado pays tribute to this group|The Eagles
10/11/1988|Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$400|easy|The integumentary system is another term for this, the body's largest organ|the skin
12/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BODY BASICS|$400|easy|This colored part of the eye shares its name with a type of flower|the iris
26/05/1997|Jeopardy!|7-LETTER WORDS|$300|easy|“Dirty Dancing” reached new heights in 1990 with this ballroom dance supposedly from Brazil|Lambada
22/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WILLIE NELSON, THESPIAN|$400|easy|Willie played a convict on furlough to help catch a crook on a 1997 episode of this Don Johnson series|Nash Bridges
14/04/1998|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'ELLA'|$300|easy|Bacteria often found in contaminated food, not just a certain fish|Salmonella
05/09/2000|Jeopardy!|17|$400|easy|The nymphs of these insects remain in the Earth for 17 years & then emerge en masse|Cicadas/locusts
16/11/2007|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'G'|$1000|hard|Fish that lays its eggs out of water (7)|a grunion
16/10/2006|Jeopardy!|LET'S MAKE THEM IRISH!|$1000|hard|Turning Hero's mythical lover into an Irishman gives you this evergreen shrub|O'Leander (Oleander)
18/01/1996|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$200|easy|In 1990 Jimmy Smits won a Best Supporting Actor Emmy for his work on this NBC drama|L.A. Law
21/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE MISSING DRINK|$1600|hard|Gastric  ____ box|juice
10/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT AM I AFRAID OF?|$200|easy|Carnophobia is defined as this|Fear of meat
20/05/2004|Jeopardy!|THE LARGEST IN AREA|$200|easy|Delaware, Rhode Island, Virginia|Virginia
26/02/2008|Jeopardy!|LITERARY MOMMAS|$1000|hard|After Beowulf kills this monster, the monster's mother ravages Heorot before she is also killed by Beowulf|Grendel
29/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SYLVESTER STALLONE|$1600|hard|Dolly Parton teaches cabbie Stallone to be a country singer in this 'gem' from 1984|Rhinestone
16/06/2003|Jeopardy!|GEOMETRY|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew)  With this blue line, I've done this to the angle|bisect it
19/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY ODD JOBS|$400|easy|This 'Wild & Crazy' guy probably didn't wear a fake arrow through his head when he sold guidebooks at Disneyland|Steve Martin
14/04/2000|Jeopardy!|'IZ' IT|$400|easy|He conquered the Incas|Francisco Pizarro
21/01/2008|Jeopardy!|EUROPEANA|$200|easy|In 1986 local farmers in this country protested the plan to take their land for Europe's first Disneyland|France
17/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LATIN CLASS|$600|medium|Descartes thought therefore he knew this first person singular form of the verb 'to be'|Sum
29/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FILM ANIMALS|$200|easy|Flipper|dolphin
08/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$200|easy|In 1963 NASA opened its $8 million Mission Control Center in this Texas city|Houston
04/04/2006|Jeopardy!|SESAME STREET EATS|$1000|hard|(Alex visits Oscar once more.) 'You know, Trebek, I don't know why people throw away perfectly good apple peels.' 'I don't either, Oscar, because they're a great source of this material, also called bulk, which is really needed for digestion.' 'Hmm.'|fiber
10/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE SPORTING LIFE|$400|easy|It's a cheesehead's Favre-ite pro football team|Green Bay Packers
30/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NEWS FROM THE EQUATOR|$800|hard|In the olden navy the 'crossing the line' ceremony forced new sailors to undergo hazing and pay tribute to this Roman god|Neptune
09/04/2003|Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH MOUSE|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew)  When your campfire is over, you should do this to it, preferably with water|douse
06/07/2011|Jeopardy!|VOWELS|$200|easy|With a plus, it's the highest grade possible on a standard report card|an A
24/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$800|hard|In 1782 Mozart married Constanze & made Constanze the harem-bound heroine of 'The Abduction from' here|the Seraglio
28/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$1200|hard|With help from feng shui, Norman Foster reinvented the office tower with a 1980s building in this then-colony|Hong Kong
27/12/2004|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$600|medium|The name of this New York-Boston train combines 'acceleration' & 'excellence'|the Acela
29/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|KATZ IN THE CRADLE|$800|hard|These spunky kids drawn by Rudolph Dirks debuted in the comics in 1897|the Katzenjammer Kids
21/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE|$200|easy|In 73 B.C., Spartacus & other gladiators escaped training school & fled to this volcano near Pompeii|Mount Vesuvius
04/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|PLACE NAME ORIGINS|$200|easy|The name of this former capital of West Germany is a Celtic word for 'town'|Bonn
10/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$1000|hard|Weapon said to have been the size of a pomegranate & filled with 'seeds' of gunpowder|a hand grenade
25/06/2003|Jeopardy!|A JUNE WEDDING CATEGORY|$600|medium|When a Jewish groom breaks a glass, some say it's to commemorate the destruction of this|the Temple
14/12/2004|Jeopardy!|HEADQUARTERS|$600|medium|First the 'E's were sold, then its Houston HQ building was auctioned off in December 2003 for $55.5 million|Enron
14/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WAIT FOR IT...|$1600|hard|Don't delay in telling us the name of this artist whose 1882 pastel 'Waiting' is seen here|(Edgar) Degas
02/03/2005|Jeopardy!|FLAG ME DOWN|$400|easy|This amusement park chain is named for the multiple banners that once flew over Texas|Six Flags
04/11/2008|Jeopardy!|TREBLEMAKERS|$600|medium|The reeds and keys controlling the treble on the piano type of this flexible instrument are on the right side|the accordion
24/11/1999|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS ART|$300|easy|He painted the pretty flowers seen here:|Vincent Van Gogh
13/07/1999|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL SERVANTS|$100|easy|After losing her job at a bridal shop, this Fran Drescher character found work in the home of a widower|The Nanny (Fran Fine)
05/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$400|easy|The son of French immigrants, he's credited with opening the nation's first health club in 1936|Jack LaLanne
10/06/2002|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'I'|$200|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew stands between two trees, holding binoculars.) It's the style of clothes I'm wearing or the type of expedition I'm gearing up for|safari
08/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITY BIRTHPLACES|$600|medium|Ricardo Montalban|Mexico City
23/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOW DO YOU...|$400|easy|Fold a cloth into a triangle, gently slip the widest part under the arm, tie the ends around the neck|make a sling
02/02/2010|Jeopardy!|SOLD!|$200|easy|This word for a buyer & seller of goods sounds like a person who distributes playing cards|dealer
24/06/1999|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE U.S.A.|$200|easy|Escape from Pompeii is a volcanic thrill ride at this Anheuser-Busch theme park in Williamsburg, VA.|Busch Gardens
10/04/2007|Jeopardy!|BRITISH AUTHORS|$600|medium|This 19th C. novelist's name gave us an adjective that's used to mean squalid or impoverished|Charles Dickens
02/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SURVIVORS|$2000|hard|Ishmael, the only survivor, is rescued by the Rachel at the end of this Herman Melville novel|Moby Dick
20/12/1996|Jeopardy!|IF YOU CAN'T SAY SOMETHING NICE|$100|easy|On April 4, 1940 Neville Chamberlain said that this dictator had 'missed the bus'|Adolf Hitler
18/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS' BIOS|$800|hard|He lost to the son of his former boss for the 2000 GOP nomination|Dan Quayle
14/10/2009|Jeopardy!|COLUMBUS DISCOVERS THE NEW WORLD|$200|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows a map on the monitor.)  Leaving Spain in August 1492, Columbus and his 90 men briefly stopped in these islands that had only recently become a Spanish possession|the Canary Islands
11/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DESSERT TIME|$200|easy|A blondie is basically one of these small chewy desserts, but made without chocolate|Brownie
01/12/1998|Jeopardy!|FRANK SINATRA|$200|easy|A fireman's son, Francis was born in this New Jersey city on Dec. 12, 1915|Hoboken
04/05/2001|Jeopardy!|BOOK 'EM|$100|easy|This character has dealt with a 'Goblet of Fire', but let's see how he handles his film's producers|Harry Potter
15/04/2008|Jeopardy!|PAY UP!|$200|easy|It's the 15 bucks or so an insured patient has to fork over for a visit to a doctor's office|a copay
29/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE CALL OF THE WILD|$400|easy|The field type of this leaping insect chirps by rubbing a scraper on one forewing along a row of teeth on the other forewing|a cricket
20/10/1999|Jeopardy!|HOWDY, 'BUSTER'|$100|easy|This video chain began in Dallas in 1985; it now has more than 4,000 U.S. stores & 2,000 overseas|Blockbuster
06/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MORE CELEBRITY RHYME TIME|$1000|hard|Jessica's forehead fringe|Lange's bangs
12/01/1998|Jeopardy!|1981 MOVIES|$300|easy|Vangelis won an Oscar for best score for this film about sprinters Eric Liddell & Harold Abrahams|Chariots of Fire
21/12/2005|Jeopardy!|REJECTED SUPER BOWL HALFTIME SHOWS|$600|medium|HHS wanted to explain how to use its prescription drug card for this program|Medicare
25/11/2008|Jeopardy!|MAKE NO MYTHTAKE|$200|easy|He blinded the man-eating Cyclops Polyphemus|Odysseus
03/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|1960|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm Jeff Greenfield)  In 1960 Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. wrote of these 2 candidates, 'Does it make any difference?'|John F. Kennedy & Richard Nixon
09/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$1600|hard|Stockton, Calif. doesn't have a festival for Britney Spears, but it does have one for these green spears|asparagus
11/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIG 'O'|$2000|hard|A long vehicle for passengers, or an anthology of articles related to a subject|omnibus
12/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CHOOSE A 'CIDE'|$1200|hard|For example, when Ravaillac killed France's Henry IV|regicide
28/07/2006|Jeopardy!|TAKE YOUR 'MED's|$600|medium|9-letter term for a large disk worn as an ornament on a chain around the neck|a medallion
15/11/2006|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S ON THE TUBE?|$600|medium|In one episode of this comedienne's Bravo Channel show 'My Life on the D-List', she auctioned off a stay in her home|Kathy Griffin
01/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ROBERT BURNS|$1000|hard|'My heart is not here; my heart's in' this place 'a-chasing the deer'|The highlands
10/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|THEATER|$800|hard|Actor-playwright who won a 1979 Pulitzer Prize for 'Buried Child'|Sam Shepard
01/02/1990|Jeopardy!|OLLA PODRIDA|$500|medium|She hit the Top 10 in 1987 with 'La Isla Bonita', her Spanish lullaby|Madonna
08/04/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION WINNERS|$200|easy|1960|John F. Kennedy
04/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AN ECUMENICAL CATEGORY|$800|hard|It's divided into chapters called Surahs; the 23rd Surah is titled 'The True Believers'|the Koran
08/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THIS WILL SLAY YOU|$200|easy|A poisoned one of these is the traditional hunting weapon of the Kalahari's Gwikwe people|arrow
22/02/2001|Jeopardy!|WESTERNS|$100|easy|William Goldman won an Oscar for the screenplay to this Newman-Redford flick|Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
18/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY WOMEN|$600|medium|Her story 'The Lottery' was first published in the New Yorker in 1948|Shirley Jackson
17/04/2006|Jeopardy!|LEFT, RIGHT, CENTER|$1000|hard|Ironically, the publisher of this Christian sci-fi book series sponsored a NASCAR racing team in 2002|Left Behind
06/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|The name of this U.S.-Mexico river is Spanish for 'large river'|the Rio Grande
26/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PHYSICIANS|$1000|hard|John Charnley invented a procedure for replacing this joint with an artificial one|Hip
21/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS, BRAIN SURGERY & ROCKET SCIENCE|$800|hard|Rockets produce 7 million pounds of thrust during takeoff of this vehicle, the space transportation system|the Shuttle
15/12/2009|Jeopardy!|MIX-OLOGISTS|$1000|hard|He'll get on your nerves: STURGEON OIL|neurologist
23/12/1999|Jeopardy!|1941|$400|easy|On June 7 Whirlaway became only the fifth horse to win this coveted trifecta|Triple Crown
20/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|SOVIET UNION|$200|easy|Largest Soviet newspaper, its name means 'Truth'|Pravda
31/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CANALS|$1200|hard|France's historic Canal du Midi & the Garonne River connect the Mediterranean with this bay on the Atlantic|the Bay of Biscay
27/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|I LOVE A MYSTERY|$1600|hard|Inspector Kurt Wallander solves mysteries in this country, homeland of his creator Henning Mankell|Sweden
30/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PASS THE VEGGIES|$2000|hard|Pablo Neruda said this thistlelike plant had a 'tender heart' & a 'small helmet under its scales'|an artichoke
29/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$400|easy|Hair, the Red Sea, a fool & his money|things that are parted
02/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PARENT COMPANIES|$800|hard|In 1994 the parent company of this airline became the world's largest majority employee-owned company|United Airlines
15/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WILD WOMEN IN HISTORY|$1000|hard|She dumped her husband around 1902 & embarked on a life of lustful liaisons, nearly-nude dancing & spying|Mata Hari
14/09/1984|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$300|easy|Steinbeck novel dubbed 'the Uncle Tom's Cabin of the Depression'|The Grapes of Wrath
21/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICA-PODGE|$1000|hard|Born in Mexico in 1907 to expatriate American Mormons, George Romney served as gov. of this U.S. state in the 1960s|Michigan
25/12/1996|Jeopardy!|CHRISTMAS SONGS|$500|medium|'A Holly Jolly Christmas' & 'Silver And Gold' came from this 1964 TV special featuring Burl Ives|Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
05/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TECH TV|$1200|hard|A 'Cybercrime' episode showed how students at Washington's Highline High used computers to change these|grades
03/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$1000|hard|This prophet interpreted Nebuchadnezzar's dream|Daniel
17/06/1999|Jeopardy!|THE VOICE OF GOD|$500|medium|At the start of this man's book, God tells him, 'Moses my servant is dead: now therefore arise...'|Joshua
28/06/1988|Jeopardy!|ACTORS' REAL NAMES|$100|easy|He came into this world as Clarence Crabbe but went out of this world as Buck Rogers|Buster Crabbe
11/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BY THE SEA|$800|hard|The Sea of Marmara, between the Bosporus & Dardanelles Straits, is bounded by this country|Turkey
15/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, 'U'!|$800|hard|An entrepreneur who's launching a new enterprise, or a funeral director|Undertaker
05/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LIGHTS!  CAMERA!  ACTION MOVIE!|$1000|hard|These 2 actors play detectives Riggs & Murtaugh in the 'Lethal Weapon' movies|Mel Gibson & Danny Glover
19/05/2004|Jeopardy!|UKRAINE ON THE BRAIN|$600|medium|Ukraine's capital lends its name to this poultry dish in which breasts are rolled up with butter, breaded & fried|Chicken Kiev
13/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE GO|$1000|hard|The Conestoga wagon originated in this colony during the early 1700s|Pennsylvania
11/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE NFL|$1600|hard|New Orleans Saints kicker Tom Dempsey's record 63-yard field goal was kicked in this school's stadium|Tulane
18/04/2008|Jeopardy!|STATE LAKES|$600|medium|Coeur d'Alene Lake|Idaho
08/06/1999|Jeopardy!|HAUNTED MANSION|$300|easy|None of us got any sleep last night with one of these 'noisy' ghosts wandering all about|Poltergeist
16/11/2010|Jeopardy!|ENVIRONMENTALISM|$800|hard|In 1872 Scottish scientist Robert Angus Smith first described this toxic precipitation & its effects|acid rain
28/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$1000|hard|Quarks are bound together by hypothetical force particles called these|Gluons
26/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PLANTS|$200|easy|Britannica defines it as 'any plant growing where it is not wanted'|Weed
21/11/2007|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'U'|$1000|hard|These Bantu-speaking people make up the largest language group in the Republic of South Africa|the Zulu
16/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE DICKENS, YOU SAY|$750|hard|Editors suggested a club of hunters for a series, but Dickens changed the setting to this club of eccentrics|Pickwick Club ('Pickwick Papers')
21/09/2001|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY BUSINESS LEADERS|$200|easy|In 1863 he, Maurice Clark & Samuel Andrews founded a Cleveland oil company: in 1870 it changed its named to Standard Oil|John D. Rockefeller
14/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MEET THE PREZ|$1200|hard|His presidential library sells aprons with the motto 'If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen'|Harry Truman
27/09/1995|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$500|medium|Alphabetically, it's the last state capital named for a U.S. president|Madison (Wisconsin)
04/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS BEFORE & AFTER|$1600|hard|Hemingway's book about an elderly guy trying to catch an echinoderm that looks like a giant pickle|The Old Man and the Sea Cucumber
04/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|POETS' MONOGRAMS|$2000|hard|He was the 'Ploughman Poet': RB|Robert Burns
17/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PIERCED NAVAL HISTORY|$800|hard|Even though the mortally wounded James Lawrence on the Chesapeake cried, 'Don't' do this, his crew finally had to|give up the ship
05/12/1984|Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$200|easy|The end of a river that empties into a lake or ocean|the mouth
23/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BASHIN' FASHION|$400|easy|Mr. Blackwell, 2004: 'From cyber disgrace to red carpet chills' with this hotel heiress|Paris Hilton
03/02/2004|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'CH'|$200|easy|It can be a king, a queen or a butterfly|monarch
04/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$400|easy|This king died in 1760, leaving it to his grandson & successor to lose the American colonies|George II
16/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|A CHICAGO TOUR|$1600|hard|Chicagoans enjoy the view from this famous drive, named for its waterfront position|Lake Shore Drive
21/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'OPE' SPRINGS ETERNAL|$400|easy|In 882 A.D. it was Marinus I|Pope
12/04/2000|Jeopardy!|SNACKIN' ON|$500|medium|Another name for appetizers, it's French for 'outside the work'|Hors d'oeuvres
08/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ITALIAN CITIES|$800|hard|Pass go & collect $800 if you can name this seaport city between Bari & Brindisi|Monopoli
30/01/1998|Jeopardy!|DINOSAUR|$300|easy|Ash from an asteroid impact on this peninsula in Mexico may have covered the globe & killed off the dinosaurs|the Yucatan
03/06/2005|Jeopardy!|ACTORS PLAYING ACTORS|$800|hard|In a 1983 TV movie, Cheryl Ladd played this regal beauty who knew her way around 'High Society'|Grace Kelly
15/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HERSTORY|$600|medium|The founder of Hull House, her bust is in the Hall of Fame for Great Americans|Jane Addams
22/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC ASSASSINATIONS|$200|easy|On June 28, 1914 Bosnian Serb terrorist Gavrilo Princip jumped on this archduke's car & killed him & his wife Sophie|Franz Ferdinand
01/07/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THAT?|$600|medium|Common 10-letter name for a timbal or timpani|kettledrum
01/10/2009|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS: GERMAN EDITION|$1000|hard|Take a guess: Blut ist dicker als Wasser is this familial proverb|blood is thicker than water
11/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$200|easy|Colgate merged with this soapmaker in 1928|Palmolive
24/04/2000|Jeopardy!|THEY'RE BA-A-CK!|$100|easy|Amid the revivals of these in 1999 & 2000, we're still waiting for 'Dr. IQ' & 'Earn Your Vacation'|Game shows
18/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'G' MEN|$200|easy|This influential modern jazz trumpeter was born in Cheraw, South Carolina in 1917|Dizzy Gillespie
10/03/2000|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$400|easy|It's the largest island in the Malay Archipelago & the second largest in the world|New Guinea
12/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WOULD YOU LIKE A COCKTAIL?|$1200|hard|How about a nice, refreshing sea breeze--vodka, grapefruit juice & this other fruit juice|cranberry juice
14/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THIS JUST IN...|$800|hard|This prince marries his first cousin February 10, 1840; we've got the film in a can at 11|Prince Albert
04/03/2004|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$200|easy|The deepest diver among these birds is the emperor species of this, which may dive to 900 feet in the Antarctic waters|penguin
08/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TITLE ROLES|$200|easy|'Private Benjamin'            (1980)|Goldie Hawn
02/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|-OLOGIES|$2000|hard|The origin of this -ology, the study of word origins, goes back to the Greek for 'true word'|etymology
13/04/1998|Jeopardy!|READ THE FOOD LABEL|$100|easy|Food labels have figures listed for 'total' & 'saturated' amounts of this|Fat
04/07/1995|Jeopardy!|MONEY|$200|easy|The first of these U.S. coins were struck in 1964|Kennedy half-dollars
28/12/1998|Jeopardy!|KWANZAA|$500|medium|Gifts are given on the last day of Kwanzaa, which falls on this public holiday|New Year's Day
25/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DRAW|$400|easy|This drawbridge was the only movable bridge spanning the Thames when completed in 1894|Tower Bridge
28/05/1999|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY DANCING|$500|medium|The Czardas|Hungary
12/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$800|hard|The original Italian title of this Umberto Eco novel is 'Il Nome Della Rosa'|The Name of the Rose
29/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SEMITIC LANGUAGES|$1600|hard|The Arabic hamza, seen here, represents this type of stop in which you close up a gap between your vocal cords|a glottal stop
21/03/1996|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$400|easy|To count a pair of these carnivorous sea snails, say 'A-one-an-a-two'|Whelks
22/04/1999|Jeopardy!|CHAMPAGNE FOR EVERYONE!|$300|easy|The name of this type of champagne made from Chardonnay grapes is French for 'White of whites'|Blanc de blancs
19/10/2011|Jeopardy!|TV PRIVATE EYES|$800|hard|This late actor drove a T-Bird as Dan Tanna|Robert Urich
27/11/1997|Jeopardy!|FILLED UP|$500|medium|Term for the cotton or wool sheets used to fill a quilt|batting
11/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THE THINGS OF NATURE|$800|hard|Once fertilized, a female ant sheds these appendages|her wings
10/10/2002|Jeopardy!|POETRY|$400|easy|To Edward Arlington Robinson this president was 'The Master' & a 'Titan'|Abraham Lincoln
08/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE 'GLOBE'|$800|hard|Nominated 7 times, Tom Cruise has won 3 of these|a Golden Globe
12/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT GREEK WRITERS|$800|hard|Aristophanes' style is called 'old' this; Menander's, less high-spirited, is 'new 'this|comedy
08/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE REIGN IN SPAIN|$3000|hard|In 1700 Philip V founded this dynasty in Spain; it was France's ruling dynasty from 1589 to 1792|(the House of) Bourbon
27/05/2011|Jeopardy!|'DROP' IT, BUSTER!|$400|easy|Firm candy made of gelatin & covered with sugar|a gumdrop
09/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|VIDEO GAMES|$600|medium|Gex is a gecko, Croc is a crocodile & Spyro is one of these|Dragon
30/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CHICKEN OR FISH?|$800|hard|Would you care for barbecued chicken wings or this 'orange' fish in a green sauce|a roughy
13/06/1997|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$400|easy|Jonathan Silverman plays the title bachelor on this sitcom|The Single Guy
17/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS PEOPLE WHO ARE PLACES|$1000|hard|Geographic nickname of boxer Joe Walcott, shown what exit to take when he was KO'd in '52 by Rocky Marciano|Jersey Joe Walcott
13/06/2003|Jeopardy!|I QUIT!|$200|easy|When he left NASA to be a Univ. of Cincinnati prof., he took one giant leap into retirement from the public eye|Neil Armstrong
15/01/2009|Jeopardy!|CAR TALK|$200|easy|If you have a bouncy ride, you might need to replace this 2-word suspension part created in the early 1900s|a shock absorber
07/04/2005|Jeopardy!|DICTATOR TOTS|$200|easy|He learned Russian at a church school in Georgia, beginning there in 1888 around age 9|Stalin
08/10/2007|Jeopardy!|WHAT A MONTH!|$1000|hard|It shares its name with a type of musical piece: Forward--Move It!|March
17/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TEEN CUISINE|$400|easy|Banquet and Swanson's Hungry-Man are varieties of these meals that today you can nuke as well as bake|TV dinners
04/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A_O_L|$1600|hard|It's the scientific study of bees|apiology
07/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GRAY'S ANATOMY|$400|easy|From the Latin for 'smell', these nerves originate from deep processes of the nasal mucous membrane|olfactary
18/11/2008|Jeopardy!|MSAs|$400|easy|This state's MSAs include Harrisburg-Carlisle & Scranton-Wilkes-Barre|Pennsylvania
24/01/2007|Jeopardy!|LET'S TAKE A PEAK|$1000|hard|The name of this volcano in Martinique is from the French for 'bald mountain'|Mount Pelee
14/11/1989|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$500|medium|A year before 'Matt Houston', he was Archie Goodwin on 'Nero Wolfe'|Lee Horsley
25/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ANTIPODEANS|$1600|hard|Sydney-born Prime Minister seen here|John Howard
23/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE KNOWLEDGE|$2000|hard|2 of the 3 'Seven Sisters' colleges not located in Massachusetts--unlike the rest of the category|(2 of) Bryn Mawr, Vassar, & Barnard
04/07/2006|Jeopardy!|LET'S GRAB SOME SEAFOOD|$200|easy|The rock type of this is easily distinguishable from the Maine; all 10 of its legs are about the same size|a lobster
25/09/2006|Final Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|None|None|Northumbria in the 'Age of Bede' or Mercia in Offa's reign are guesses as to where & when this work was created|Beowulf
01/06/1990|Jeopardy!|ROCKS & MINERALS|$500|medium|The Carrera type of this is from Italy, Pentelic from Greece & Yule from Colorado|marble
24/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MARINE BIOLOGY|$1200|hard|In 1943 this undersea explorer produced his first film, 'Par Dix-huit Metres du Fond', or '18 Meters Down'|Jacques Cousteau
03/02/2004|Jeopardy!|QUOTABLE MOVIES|$800|hard|1967: 'Mrs. Robinson, do you think we could say a few words to each other first this time?'|The Graduate
10/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THINKING ABOUT COLLEGE|$2000|hard|If you want to play the chimes in this Ithaca univ.'s McGraw Tower, you should be able to read music -- & climb 161 steps|Cornell
01/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NEW CONGRESSMEN & GOVERNORS|$800|hard|This state's former governor Mark Warner donned his senatorial cap in 2009|Virginia
01/05/2008|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY INVENTORS|$400|easy|In 1854 he demonstrated his elevator safety device by ascending in an elevator & having the rope cut|(Elijah) Otis
28/01/1997|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$400|easy|Della lost this utensil, so she had trouble stirring the soup|Ladle (for Della)
19/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES|$800|hard|She played Katherine in then-husband Kenneth Branagh's 1989 film of 'Henry V'|Emma Thompson
14/10/2003|Jeopardy!|MISHEARD LYRICS|$400|easy|Mary MacGregor: 'Born Between Two Cupboards'|Torn Between Two Lovers
04/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'RITE'-ING|$400|easy|Hackneyed or boring from overuse|trite
27/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHICAL TOOLS & ACCESSORIES|$800|hard|The weapon of choice of this Norse god, which created lightning, is seen here|Thor
12/11/2002|Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$1000|hard|This Confederate vice president was called 'Little Ellick' due to his small size...90 pounds, to be precise|Alexander Stephens
14/10/1998|Jeopardy!|GUYS NAMED GARY|$200|easy|He appeared with Tom Hanks in 'Forrest Gump' & 'Apollo 13', & with Nicolas Cage in 'Snake Eyes'|Gary Sinise
21/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE 'MORNING'|$400|easy|Movie that told the tale of irreverent military DJ Adrian Cronauer|Good Morning, Vietnam
31/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN ART & ARTISTS|$1200|hard|This beautiful painting by Gustav Klimt has the same name as a famous sculpture by Rodin|The Kiss
20/05/2011|Jeopardy!|I WANT MY 'M-T-V'|$600|medium|Mickey Mantle earned this 3-word designation 3 times|most valuable player
05/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BETH J. SPRUCZAK -- ACCOUNTANT!|$600|medium|When Beth sees pluses & minuses, she calls them these, the 2 columns of a double-entry ledger|Debits & credits
04/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION DESIGNERS|$400|easy|This Polo designer's 1978 westernwear line featured flounced prairie skirts & fringed buckskin jackets|Ralph Lauren
14/05/2002|Jeopardy!|MOTHER'S DAY|$600|medium|Her life & the life of her dog were laid 'bare' in a nursery rhyme|Old Mother Hubbard
15/12/1998|Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$500|medium|While the elbows are hinge joints, the shoulders & hips are this type|Ball and socket
31/12/2009|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL WHAT WERE THEY THINKING?|$1000|hard|This Roman emperor whose name means 'little boot' may have had some family issues in making his sister a goddess|Caligula
04/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC ON TV|$200|easy|After this British quintet's October 1964 appearance, Ed Sullivan announced they'd never be back on his show|Rolling Stones
16/04/2010|Jeopardy!|CURTAINS|$400|easy|In London during World War II, blackout curtains were drawn in anticipation of these Luftwaffe attacks|air raids
03/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE FILM TITLE|$2000|hard|1981: 'Cattle Annie and...'|Little Britches
02/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HAVE YOU HEARD THE WORD?|$400|easy|This term for an object carried to give a person a sense of safety was popularized in the comic strip 'Peanuts'|security blanket
02/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE U.N.|$1600|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from the speaker's podium.) In a 2003 speech to the General Assembly, where a predecessor once banged his shoe, he called the U.N. 'irreplaceable'|(Vladimir) Putin
16/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$1000|hard|Sinclair Lewis spent several months researching Midwestern Protestantism for this 1927 novel|Elmer Gantry
31/01/2005|Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR I|$600|medium|This variety of coat, seen here, bears the name of front-line fortifications used in World War I|trench coat
01/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS IN HISTORY|$2000|hard|At 14, this future 'Old Hickory' was captured & wounded by the British during the Revolution|Andrew Jackson
20/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL NAMES|$2000|hard|In 2008 he succeeded his close ally Vladimir Putin as Russia's president|Medvedev
23/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ROPE|$1600|hard|It's the 6-foot unit of length used to measure water depth or ropes & cables|a fathom
11/05/2011|Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH COOL|$200|easy|'There's an exception to every' one|rule
13/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IN A MUSICAL MOOD|$400|easy|It's the 1946 Western that shares its name with the song heard here|My Darling Clementine
22/03/2005|Jeopardy!|WE WERE SOLDIERS|$1000|hard|Later a Hollywoord actor, he was the most decorated American soldier of World War II|Audie Murphy
05/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TOM SWIFTIES|$1200|hard|When he said, 'We'll have to cross a treeless expanse of land', Tom spoke this way, very simply|plainly
13/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BLOOD WORK|$4000|hard|One of these, also called a syncope, is that blood flow to the brain is diminished|fainting
07/06/2000|Jeopardy!|MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL|$100|easy|On Sept. 13, 1998 this Cubs slugger surpassed Roger Maris' home run record; however, Mark McGwire did it 5 days earlier|Sammy Sosa
19/07/1991|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$200|easy|1 of the 2 gospels in which a version of the Lord's Prayer appears|Luke (or Matthew)
09/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|Aland Island, Finland's largest island, lies at the entrance to this gulf|Gulf of Bothnia
17/09/2008|Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$1000|hard|This poet took melancholy journeys like the ones in his long narrative poem 'Childe Harold's Pilgrimage'|Lord Byron
13/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COMMERCIAL JINGLE LYRICS|$400|easy|'The mountain grown aroma always comin' through, oh, the best part of waking up...'|Folgers
26/06/2007|Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE OLD PROVERB|$800|hard|'If you're not part of the solution...'|you're part of the problem
22/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'FAB' FIVE|$800|hard|Something constructed, perhaps an untruth|Fabrication
08/10/2010|Jeopardy!|MICHIGAN MANIA|$1000|hard|In 1894 C.W. Post created his warm cereal drink Postum in this Michigan city|Battle Creek
02/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GONE WITH THE WINDS|$600|medium|Guinness lists Commonwealth Bay on this southern continent as the world's windiest place|Antarctica
02/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE SIMPSONS' GUEST VOICES|$600|medium|After the success of the Flaming Moe drink, this Steven Tyler band performs at Moe's|Aerosmith
23/03/2006|Jeopardy!|GO WITH THE FLOW|$1000|hard|The Tigris flows into this gulf|the Persian Gulf
29/11/2006|Jeopardy!|WHO'S THE MAN|$200|easy|Spartacus|Kirk Douglas
09/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|18th CENTURY ART|$1600|hard|John Constable called John Robert Cozens 'The Greatest Genius That Ever Touched' this genre of painting|landscape art
12/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'F'|$400|easy|Quill (7)|feather
12/11/2010|Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$400|easy|Its name ends in the same 3 letters as its country, Iran|Tehran
02/02/2010|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC DOCUMENTS|$200|easy|The Mayflower ____  (a 7-letter word)|compact
12/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$1000|hard|It's the river that runs through Ludwigshafen & Mannheim|Rhine
22/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & FINANCE|$800|hard|'Geographic' term for corporations registered in places where taxes are less, like the Caymans or Bahamas|offshore
14/05/2009|Jeopardy!|POP GOES THE CATEGORY|$600|medium|His return to bicycle racing took a fall when he fell & was injured during a race in March 2009|Lance Armstrong
30/06/2003|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$1000|hard|In 1993 this Israeli P.M. said, 'You don't make peace with friends.  You make it with very unsavory enemies'|Yitzhak Rabin
02/04/1999|Jeopardy!|HAIR CARE|$500|medium|An archive of this shampoo's 'Girls', including Brooke & Cybill, is housed at the Smithsonian|Breck
02/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GLAND TIDINGS|$400|easy|The pineal gland is a pea-sized organ located in this supervisory center of the nervous system|the brain
18/01/2005|Jeopardy!|'EMP' TV|$600|medium|Roger Moore was 'The Saint' while playing this character|Simon Templar
17/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|POPULAR SCIENCE TOP STORIES OF 2000|$200|easy|This planet, once wrongly thought to have canals, may have water at its surface after all|Mars
02/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE AM I?|$2000|hard|(Kelly reports from a USMC base with some parked helicopters.)  I'm at this United States Marine Corps base, an area that was visited by the Spanish 40 years before Jamestown was founded|Quantico
08/03/2007|Jeopardy!|'DEN'MARK|$400|easy|It was made a territorial capital in 1867|Denver
08/01/2007|Jeopardy!|KURDISH HISTORY|$600|medium|Encouraged by the U.S. following the first Gulf War, the Kurds rose up against this dictator in 1991|Saddam Hussein
05/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|MATHEMATICS|$600|medium|Logarithmic tool outmoded by the calculator|a slide rule
04/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HITCHCOCK|$1600|hard|Cary Grant & Ingrid Bergman fall in love & ferret out Nazis in Brazil in this classic|Notorious
10/05/2001|Jeopardy!|1801-1810|$100|easy|In 1806 he published his first lexicographical work, 'A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language'|Noah Webster
09/12/2005|Jeopardy!|CELEBRATING THE NOBEL PRIZE|$600|medium|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Stockholm, Sweden.)  This hall, home to the Nobel Prize banquet, was supposed to be its namesake color, but the architect didn't want to cover the red brick|the Blue Hall
30/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PRO SPORTS VENUES|$2000|hard|...and the home of the (Atlanta) Braves|Turner Field
21/05/2010|Jeopardy!|CELEBRATIONS OF THE MONTH|$400|easy|National Philanthropy Day & All Souls' Day|November
26/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|1987|$600|medium|After the Senate rejected Bork, Reagan nominated this man -- didn't work|Douglas Ginsberg
30/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|POP QUIZ|$1200|hard|The 1980s band Midnight Oil hailed from this country|Australia
18/05/2004|Jeopardy!|TOYS & GAMES|$400|easy|Term for the hoops that croquet balls are driven through|wickets
03/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FUN DATES|$600|medium|This federal holiday can fall on any date from February 15 to February 21|Presidents' Day/Washington's Birthday
24/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE RAIDERS|$800|hard|There's a DVD special edition of 'Revenge of the Nerds' titled this adolescent type of raid|a panty raid
06/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|POLAR EXPLORATION|$1000|hard|This man who sailed with Scott later made a daring trek when his ship Endurance was trapped by ice|Ernest Shackleton
25/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ERIE COINCIDENCE|$400|easy|A major promoter of the Erie Canal, De Witt Clinton was governor of this state in 1825 when it was opened|New York
30/09/1997|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$500|medium|This company, the owner of Radio Shack, closed its Incredible Universe stores in 1997|Tandy Corporation
30/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|T'EEN'|$400|easy|From the Middle English for 'beautiful', it's the last name of 'presidential' actor Martin|Sheen
15/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FLAGS OF THE WORLD|$400|easy|This Western Hemisphere nation's flag is seen here|Mexico
25/05/2007|Jeopardy!|I'M NOT WEARING ANY PANTS|$1000|hard|Of the 7 Wonders of the Ancient World, it's the one starring an over 100-foot guy in his birthday suit|the Colossus of Rhodes
12/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC 'G'S|$600|medium|The 3rd Swedish king to bear this name was shot at a masquerade & died a few days later|Gustav
17/01/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 1880S|$500|medium|In 1883 she wrote 'The New Colossus' to help raise funds for the Statue of Liberty|Emma Lazarus
26/11/2002|Jeopardy!|SOMETHING 'OLD', SOMETHING 'NEW'|$1000|hard|This poem by Emma Lazarus is on the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty|The New Colossus
30/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S OFFICIAL|$2000|hard|Budweiser was the official international beer & this was the official domestic beer for the 2008 Olympic games|Tsingtao
16/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|F. SCOTT FITZGERALD|$400|easy|Fitzgerald's wife; her view of their marriage inspired her 1932 novel 'Save Me the Waltz'|Zelda
14/12/2009|Jeopardy!|ALLITERATIVE FOOD & DRINK|$800|hard|Boston these were often served with Boston brown bread|baked beans
14/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'HOT' SEAT|$1200|hard|As a verb, it means to perform difficult stunts; as a noun, it's something you eat at the ballpark|hot dog
13/01/2009|Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$200|easy|It's the tallest of all land quadrupeds|the giraffe
03/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|JERSEY SURE|$1200|hard|In 1784 this Jersey city said fine, we'll be the U.S. capital for a while; it would be the state capital 6 years later|Trenton
29/05/2007|Jeopardy!|ACTS OF CONGRESS|$600|medium|There being no VP, the Presidential Succession Act of 1947 made Joseph Martin, who held this job, first in line to succeed|Speaker of the House
09/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE FANNIE FARMER COOKBOOK|$800|hard|A true sponge cake doesn't use baking powder; it's leavened by the air in these|Well-beaten eggs
09/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CNN 25: NATIONAL NEWS|$1200|hard|(Hi, I'm Nancy Grace with CNN Headline News.)  As a former Fulton County prosecutor, I went to the scene in this city to cover the deadly shootings in the same courtroom where I prosecuted felony cases|Atlanta
31/03/2004|Jeopardy!|MADONNA SONGS|$800|hard|An obvious title: 'Hey Mister D.J., put a record on, I wanna dance with my baby'|Music
14/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC EVENTS|$200|easy|This ship's historic Atlantic crossing took from September 16 to November 21, 1620|the Mayflower
15/05/1991|Double Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS|$400|easy|This U.S. newspaper's 1851 index was the first ever published, and it's still publishing them|The New York Times
05/07/2000|Jeopardy!|RICE, RICE BABY|$400|easy|Long grain rice is rich in amylose, a component of this carbohydrate, making it dry & fluffy when cooked|Starch
24/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BATTLES THAT CHANGED HISTORY|$1600|hard|Despite a decisive victory over a Viking invasion just 3 weeks before, he lost the Battle of Hastings in 1066|Harold
04/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE YIDDI'SCH'|$800|hard|To converse with the aim of gaining an advantage or making a connection|schmooze
12/04/1996|Jeopardy!|OLD BASEBALL TEAMS|$200|easy|In 1903 the Baltimore Orioles became the New York Highlanders; in 1913 they became this team|New York Yankees
05/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FUNNY FOR NOTHIN'|$800|hard|A writer, on the U.S. soccer team's 4 total shots in 3 games: 'Four shots?' This Laker 'takes that many during a timeout'|Kobe Bryant
05/07/1993|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATIONS|$200|easy|It's the 1-letter abbreviation for a part of speech or a compass direction|N.
15/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS ON TAPE|$1000|hard|If you want to know what this 'Rage Of Angels' novelist sounds like, catch him reading 'The Sands Of Time'|Sidney Sheldon
22/09/2009|Jeopardy!|FROM SOUP TO NUTS|$600|medium|The kalamata type of these usually come packed in oil or vinegar|olives
26/02/2007|Jeopardy!|LITERARY LONDON|$600|medium|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from the canal in Regent's Park, London.)  In this pioneering science fiction novel about an attack on London the protagonist finds Regent's Canal a spongy mass of dark red vegetation|War of the Worlds
07/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|I CAN'T TELL YOU 'Y'|$1600|hard|This NYC school is the oldest & largest Jewish university in the U.S.|Yeshiva
11/07/2011|Jeopardy!|KIDNAPPED|$600|medium|This billionaire's grandson was kidnapped in 1973; ransom wasn't paid until the boy's ear was sent to a newspaper|(John Paul) Getty
12/09/2006|Jeopardy!|SPORTS RECORDS|$1000|hard|This heavywieght boxer of the 1950s went an incredible 49-0, including 43 wins by knockout|(Rocky) Marciano
14/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY MATTERS|$400|easy|This service branch's annual marathon starts & ends at a memorial depicting the Iwo Jima flag raising|the Marines
04/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$800|hard|The name of this tiny, 1-celled organism is from the Greek for 'oblong', because of its shape|Paramecium
14/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN PAINTERS|$1200|hard|Ben Shahn came to prominence in the early 1930s with his paintings of the murder trial of these 2 Italian anarchists|Sacco & Vanzetti
16/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$1600|hard|Ronald Reagan was partly deaf in his right ear because this happened to close to it on a movie set|a gunshot
05/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST NAME'S THE SAME|$1600|hard|Walker, Bernardi, Johnson|Herschel
22/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN TRIVIA|$400|easy|In 'The 9th Configuration', Jason Miller planned to coach this apt breed of dog to play Hamlet|a Great Dane
28/11/2007|Jeopardy!|AN AUGUSTA PERSONALITY|$1000|hard|Both the course & the tournament were created by this 1920s icon, the only single-season winner of golf's Grand Slam|Bobby Jones
17/04/2000|Jeopardy!|HIGH SCHOOL TV|$500|medium|This series that debuted in the '70s was set in the '50s & featured students of Jefferson High|Happy Days
30/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLE BROS|$400|easy|David's son Adonijah asked to wed his late father's nurse; he was denied, & this brother of his had him whacked|Solomon
10/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK AMERICANS|$800|hard|In 1988 this novelist won a Pulitzer Prize for her book 'Beloved'|Toni Morrison
06/04/1987|Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$100|easy|In women, the hormone prolactin increases production of this|mother's milk
14/09/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 'A' LIST|$200|easy|It's the absence of any form of political authority|anarchy
03/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|STREET SMARTS|$600|medium|We wonder if General Grant was singing the blues when he set up headquarters on this Memphis street|Beale Street
28/04/2006|Jeopardy!|GROWING PAINS|$600|medium|(Kelly of the Clue Crew types away.)  Using a keyboard like this one may reduce the risk of a painful condition, abbreviated CTS|carpal tunnel syndrome
21/05/1998|Jeopardy!|REPORTERS' QUESTIONS|$300|easy|In the Abbott & Costello baseball routine, he's on second base|What
30/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HERBS & SPICES|$600|medium|This aromatic leaf, used to flavor meat, soups & stews, comes from a laurel tree|a bay leaf
31/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SAINTS|$600|medium|He's known for asking Jesus, 'Quo vadis, Domine?' & being crucified upside-down|St. Peter
01/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PRAY|$1200|hard|When using Tibetan prayer beads, get into this 'flowery' position if your tendons will allow it|lotus
14/05/2001|Jeopardy!|COMIC & CARTOON CRITTERS|$500|medium|PBS' Arthur|Aardvark
15/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS ON TWITTER|$800|hard|I'm rescuing Mr. Frodo from Orcs & leading him to the edge of the Crack Of Doom; it can be rough being Mr. F's friend|Samwise
02/03/2004|Jeopardy!|'HEAD'S UP!|$1000|hard|Malietola Tanumafili II, Samoa's leader, holds this 3-word post for life|head of state
10/04/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 1990s|$400|easy|In 1996 MOMA in New York added a 1963 XK-E model of this sports car to its collection|Jaguar
14/04/1999|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL STATES|$500|medium|In 1967 the Bee Gees sang, 'The lights all went out in' this state 'the day I left her standing on her own'|Massachusetts
07/06/2006|Jeopardy!|FASHION DESIGNERS|$1000|hard|He's had his own line at Target & his own show on the Oxygen Network|Isaac Mizrahi
11/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SENIOR SENATORS|$800|hard|An IRA that allows tax-free withdrawals is named for this Delaware senator|William Roth
14/06/2004|Final Jeopardy!|ON EXHIBIT|None|None|The Chinese government, which controls all of these in the U.S., won't let a new one be named until it's 100 days old|giant pandas
25/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WE'RE TALKING BASEBALL|$400|easy|It took this team 88 years, but in 2005 they took it to the Astros & swept to victory in the World Series|the Chicago White Sox
16/12/1992|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS KIMS|$400|easy|This Kim was born in Detroit but she wound up on the 'Planet of the Apes'|Kim Hunter
17/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|A WOMAN'S PLACE IS IN THE HOUSE|$400|easy|In 1983 Barbara Boxer punched in as a congresswoman from this state|California
27/12/2010|Jeopardy!|A BIT CONSERVATIVE|$1200|hard|This 2-word term for political conservatives comes from where they sat in the French Parliament in 1789|right wing
14/02/2005|Jeopardy!|WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO DRINK?|$200|easy|This uncola originally had the name 'Bib-Label Lithiated Lemon-Lime Soda'|7 Up
24/02/1997|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$200|easy|The wolf type of this arachnid rides on its mother's back when it's a baby|Spider
14/11/1985|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$100|easy|For wines, it never means the opposite of wet|dry
15/10/1998|Jeopardy!|TROPICAL FOREST CREATURES|$500|medium|The 'black' variety of this snake is the largest venomous snake in Africa|the mamba
21/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1200|hard|The second law of thermodynamics says that this will of its own accord only move to a colder object|heat
03/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$400|easy|He wrote Brunhilde's immolation, opera's longest aria of nearly 15 minutes|Wagner
02/10/1998|Jeopardy!|NEEDFUL THINGS|$100|easy|Most butterflies need them to smell; many humans use them to hear radio waves|antennae
18/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|The full title of this Spanish novel includes 'de la Mancha, El Ingenioso Hidalgo'|Don Quixote
27/04/2000|Jeopardy!|MONTHS|$500|medium|An 1830 French revolution began in this month, perhaps bringing back fond memories|July
10/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT THE TV TITLE MEANS|$1200|hard|While mocked by host John Henson, what contestants do on a watery obstacle course|Wipeout
21/05/2008|Jeopardy!|CRIME TIME|$800|hard|Just 8 days after his 2006 release, Mehmet Ali Agca, who shot this man in 1981, was sent back to prison|Pope John Paul II
07/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|USE A GOOD 'STOCK'|$400|easy|2-word term for a small gift given at Christmas|stocking stuffer
18/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES IN THE NUDE|$1000|hard|A 1997 episode of 'The Drew Carey Show' was inspired by this British film about hapless male strippers|The Full Monty
27/12/2004|Jeopardy!|HEALTH CARE|$400|easy|California workers' comp includes up to 24 visits to this professional for spinal adjustment|a chiropractor
02/01/2003|Jeopardy!|'L.P.'s|$600|medium|Facility seen here at Kennedy Space Center|launch pad
14/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ONE-WOMAN SHOWS|$600|medium|'God Said 'Ha!'' stars Julia Sweeney, famous for playing this androgynous 'Saturday Night Live' character|Pat
16/11/2005|Jeopardy!|STOCK UP|$200|easy|KO the competition with this 'Classic' soft drink company, symbol KO|Coca-Cola
25/03/2005|Jeopardy!|TV SPIN-OFFS|$800|hard|'Phyllis'|The Mary Tyler Moore Show
29/03/2001|Jeopardy!|ALBUMS|$500|medium|(Hi, I'm Brian McKnight.) In 1993 I sang on & also co-produced these guys' 'Christmas Interpretations' album|Boyz II Men
23/12/1996|Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$400|easy|Rosa Parks was among those honored by the president in 1996 with this highest civilian award|Presidential Medal of Freedom
13/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HIGH SCHOOL ORIENTATION|$1000|hard|(Hi, I'm Ben Savage.)  Football games are common at these high school celebrations for returning graduates|homecomings
06/07/1998|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC EUROPEANS|$100|easy|In 64 A.D. when Rome burned, this emperor was fiddling around at his house in Antioch|Nero
07/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STRAIGHT 'F's|$600|medium|Many writers start a screenplay with this 2-word phrase.  Then they have a drink.  Enough work for one day.|Fade in
16/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNT RUSHMORE|$400|easy|Mount Rushmore is named for Charles Rushmore, a lawyer sent to check on land ownership in 1885 in what's now this state|South Dakota
10/04/2006|Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY 'TAG'|$400|easy|The principal character in opposition to a novel's hero|an antagonist
13/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT POET|$600|medium|'It was many & many a year ago, in a kingdom by the sea'|Edgar Allan Poe ('Annabel Lee')
30/04/2008|Final Jeopardy!|BUSINESS|None|None|In 1952 Glen Bell was selling burgers; he then added these to the drive-in menu for 19¢, & the rest is history|tacos
08/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1930s|$1000|hard|Tops in country music in the '30s were this family's A.P., Sara & Maybelle|Carter family
14/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK TITLES|$800|hard|The title of this 1813 novel refers to the attitudes that characterize Mr. Darcy & Elizabeth Bennet|Pride and Prejudice
02/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL RECORDING REGISTRY|$5000|hard|The Fisk Jubilee Singers were coming for to carry this spiritual onto the Registry|Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
22/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH PARLIAMENTARY DISTRICTS|$400|easy|The large area of this largest Scottish city includes Ballieston & Rutherglen|Glasgow
30/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ONWARD TO ONTARIO|$2000|hard|The War of 1812 Battle of Moraviantown in Canada was also known as the Battle of this Ontario River|the Thames
09/09/2004|Jeopardy!|PRO FOOTBALL|$600|medium|After 41 seasons in the same city, this NFL team moved to Pontiac, Michigan in 1975|Detroit Lions
12/11/1990|Jeopardy!|MODERN HISTORY|$500|medium|He succeeded his mother on the British throne in 1901 when he was almost 60|Edward VII
25/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$1000|hard|His 2 laws of genetics are the law of segregation & the law of independent sssortment|(Gregor) Mendel
26/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|EXPERTISE OF AREAS|$400|easy|The formula for the surface area of this is the formula for the area of a circle, multiplied by 4|a sphere
24/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|'D' IN LITERATURE|$800|hard|We doubt if Moll Flanders would have relished reading his 'Journal of the Plague Year'|(Daniel) Defoe
15/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DE METER|$1600|hard|Anapestic meter, using a weak-weak-strong pattern, is heard in these opening words of a Clement Clarke Moore poem|'Twas The Night Before Christmas
26/05/2009|Jeopardy!|U.S. STAMPS|$400|easy|In 2008, a new stamp honored this Hollywood legend who would have turned 100|Bette Davis
13/12/2005|Jeopardy!|NFL NICKNAMES|$800|hard|'Too Tall'|(Ed) Jones
04/11/2002|Jeopardy!|MAN, OH MAN!|$600|medium|In the film bio of this Notre Dame coach, Ronald Reagan uttered his famous line: 'Win one for the Gipper'|Knute Rockne
26/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$5000|hard|Former First Lady Barbara Bush is a distant cousin of this 1850s President|Franklin Pierce
17/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN RULERS|$1000|hard|Alexander I entered this foreign capital city in triumph in March, 1814|Paris
06/05/2008|Jeopardy!|EARLY AMERICA|$400|easy|In 1757 Philadelphia had its first street lights, whale oil lamps designed by this man|Franklin
25/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MEN O' WAR|$1600|hard|Last name of Arthur, seen here, Spanish American War general and father of a general|MacArthur
11/12/1997|Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|Parinas Point on Peru's Pacific coast is this geographic extreme of South America|Westernmost point
20/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|JUST SAY 'NO'|$1200|hard|Canada's Cape Breton Island forms part of this province|Nova Scotia
06/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE RAT PACK|$1000|hard|This British Rat Packer with a reputation as a playboy was one of the 'Sergeants 3' in a 1962 film|Peter Lawford
09/06/2008|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY RHYME TIME|$600|medium|Goldilocks sat on one (actually, on all 3)|a bear chair
14/03/2003|Jeopardy!|MISSED IT BY THAT MUCH...|$200|easy|Luke Floorwalker was the hero of my script 'Store Wars', a better tale than this director's 'Star Wars' movie|George Lucas
16/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DISGUISE THE LIMIT|$800|hard|In 19th c. India British troops dyed their white uniforms to blend with the dry earth, utilizing this 10-letter term|camouflage
14/10/2004|Jeopardy!|'ICK'Y WORDS|$800|hard|It's a billy club carried by a policeman|a nightstick
08/12/2005|Jeopardy!|THE PAULY SHORE FILE|$800|hard|In a 1999 TV movie Pauly brought to life this controversial 1960s comedian|Lenny Bruce
05/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$400|easy|For his work in founding the League of Nations, he received the 1919 Nobel Peace Prize|Woodrow Wilson
13/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ON YOUR TOES|$200|easy|In romantic ballets such as 'La sylphide', it's traditional for this ballet skirt to be calf-length|a tutu
21/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE SON ALSO RISES|$1200|hard|This only son of Prince Andrew of Greece became a British subject in 1947 & gained a dukedom|Prince Philip
16/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LIT|$1200|hard|Author Horace Walpole helped get this poet pal's 'Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard' published|Thomas Gray
09/02/2007|Jeopardy!|A COUNTRY OF AFRICA|$600|medium|Only about 8 miles from Spain, it's the closest African country to Europe|Morocco
15/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICALS BY SONGS|$1200|hard|'Fugue for Tinhorns', 'The Oldest Established (Permanent Floating Crap Game In New York)'|Guys and Dolls
27/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE LITERARY TITLE|$1200|hard|'H.O.D.' by Joseph Conrad|Heart of Darkness
09/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DANCE!|$200|easy|Dancer Ahmed Best provided the voice & movements for this controversial 'Phantom Menace' character|Jar Jar Binks
07/07/2008|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$1000|hard|'Kate' is what family & friends call this singer of 'Suddenly I See'|KT Tunstall
22/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT CABINET DEPARTMENT?|$600|medium|The Diplomatic Security Service|State
11/05/1998|Jeopardy!|LET'S ROCK!|$500|medium|From 760 feet up on this crater, you get a great view of Honolulu|Diamond Head
15/07/1996|Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|$400|easy|A 'champion' among actors; this star of 'Spartacus' earned a honorary Oscar & a  standing ovation|Kirk Douglas
06/04/2010|Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$400|easy|A xerophyte is a plant adapted to living in places where there is a shortage of this|water
21/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYWRIGHTS|$800|hard|A course in playwriting at Smith College inspired this author of 'The Heidi Chronicles'|Wendy Wasserstein
12/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE MEANINGS|$400|easy|I know Mike _____ his expense account, but I can't believe he'd steal legal _____ from the conference room|pads
12/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ANTONYMS|$1000|hard|Until 1974 the theory of quarks posited 3 types: strange & these 2 directions|Up & down
04/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BORN ON THE THIRD OF JULY|$1000|hard|About 200 years before 'Jaws', this painter, born July 3, 1738, terrified viewers with the following ('Watson and the Shark')|John Singleton Copley
21/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS ANCIENT GREEKS|$400|easy|He didn't have a screw loose, he defined the principle of the lever, among other things|Archimedes
01/11/1999|Jeopardy!|KIDS IN THE NEWS|$500|medium|In 1991 12-year-old Fu Mingxia won the platform event at the world championships of this sport|Diving
09/03/2005|Jeopardy!|GOD SAVE THE BRITISH KING OR QUEEN|$200|easy|At her death, aged 81, she was the oldest British monarch ever|Queen Victoria
21/05/1993|Jeopardy!|MONEY SUPERSTITIONS|$500|medium|Carrying a coin with this year stamped on it is supposed to bring you good luck|the year of your birth
26/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WALK INTO A 'BAR'|$1200|hard|It's O-Tay to know this plant of the buckwheat family or that in slang, it's a term for quarrel|rhubarb
05/04/1996|Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$200|easy|Oliver Wendell Holmes said, 'Free speech would not protect a man in falsely shouting' this 'in a theater'|Fire!
01/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$800|hard|In 1857 this city was chosen to be the capital of what was then the United Provinces of Canada|Ottawa
16/10/2009|Jeopardy!|ON THE WEBSITE'S FRONT PAGE|$800|hard|'Share your photos.  Watch the world' at this website|Flickr
08/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IOWA|$1200|hard|(Jimmy stands in front of a wrestling match.) The men's wrestling team, with the 20 NCAA Division I titles since 1975, is part of a great tradition for the University of Iowa athletes known by this nickname|the Hawkeyes
12/09/2008|Jeopardy!|KIDDY LIT|$600|medium|In a 1904 play, she & her brothers Michael & John get sprinkled with pixie dust & fly off into the night|Wendy (Darling)
08/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLES RHYME TIME|$200|easy|Serling's deities|Rod's gods
02/04/1996|Jeopardy!|DJIA STOCKS|$200|easy|Its roots go back to Bell Telephone in 1877|AT&T (American Telephone & Telegraph)
25/12/2009|Jeopardy!|'SWEET' CHARITY|$400|easy|I always listen to this rock anthem after 'Free Bird'|Sweet Home Alabama
14/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$2000|hard|Ponce de Leon's tomb is in this capital city|San Juan
17/11/1993|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$400|easy|In this type of crab, the male has a large claw & waves it like a violinist's bow|Fiddler crab
22/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE SUPER BOWL|$400|easy|A 1979 third-round draft pick by the 49ers, this QB was Super Bowl MVP 3 times|Joe Montana
27/10/1992|Jeopardy!|PHOTOGRAPHY|$100|easy|In 1900 Kodak introduced this camera that sold for $1|the Brownie
14/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AUTEUR!  AUTEUR!|$1200|hard|Born & raised in Ireland, this 20th c. playwright said he wrote in French because that made it easier to have no style|Samuel Beckett
13/11/1998|Jeopardy!|TASTE TREATS|$100|easy|As the Planters icon knows, everybody loves these; in 1996 Americans ate 2 billion pounds of them|peanuts
22/09/1999|Final Jeopardy!|BUSINESS LEADERS|None|None|This fast food magnate subtitled his 1991 autobiography 'A New Approach to Old-Fashioned Success'|Dave Thomas
21/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE BORN IDENTITY|$400|easy|Played Rizzo when she was in her 30s: Susan Stockard|Stockard Channing
07/04/1999|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$400|easy|This Parisian who drew up the original plans for Washington, D.C. is buried at Arlington National Cemetery|Pierre L'Enfant
18/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|INSECT INVASION|$800|hard|There are 20,000 known species of these insects, including social, parasitic & 'killer' types|bees
26/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SINNERS|$2000|hard|This Romanian & his wife Elena, found guilty of murder & embezzlement, were executed December 25, 1989|the Ceausescus
18/09/1986|Jeopardy!|WORDS OF THE '60s|$400|easy|An emotional problem or inhibition, or what you do if a phone call bums you out|hangup
18/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE AGE OF CHIVALRY|$1200|hard|A peasant might play his cards close to his jerkin, a type of this|a vest
10/06/2010|Jeopardy!|WELL, EXHUME ME!|$1000|hard|In 1985 it was confirmed that a body exhumed in Brazil was that of this notorious Nazi doctor|(Josef) Mengele
07/05/2007|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE STADIUMS & ARENAS|$400|easy|Built in 1914, Palmer Stadium at this New Jersey university was the home of its football team for 82 years|Princeton University
15/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, 'MAN'!|$600|medium|1 of the 2 Asian capital cities whose names start with 'man'|Manama (Bahrain) or Manila (Philippines)
06/07/1995|Jeopardy!|GROVER CLEVELAND|$500|medium|From an Indian term, Republicans who abandoned their party in 1884 to vote for Cleveland were called this|Mugwumps
25/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'MO'|$1600|hard|A former Soviet republic, its capital city is Kishinev|Moldova
23/01/1990|Jeopardy!|'BLACK' MOVIES|$100|easy|Leonard Maltin described the 1971 British film version of this Anna Sewell tale as 'average horse opera'|Black Beauty
25/03/2011|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALPHANUMERIC|$1000|hard|Ford introduced this truck in 1975: it soon became the bestselling domestic vehicle|F-150
15/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' NATIVE LANDS|$600|medium|'Schindler's List' maker Thomas Keneally|Australia
01/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$800|hard|Henry Ford, seen on the right in the photo, was long-time friend with this creative genius, the man on the left|(Thomas Alva) Edison
11/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS LAST WORDS|$200|easy|'Drink To Me' charged this Spanish artist when he died in 1973|Pablo Picasso
28/05/2007|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS IN LITERATURE|$600|medium|Representing Leon Trotsky, Snowball, a pig in this novel, is exiled by the ruthless Napoleon|Animal Farm
03/11/2009|Jeopardy!|WORLD POLITICS|$200|easy|Brother Raul took over for this ailing man as leader of Cuba|Fidel Castro
12/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FLAGS & ANTHEMS|$2000|hard|Bosnia's constitutional court banned the anthem of this other former Yugoslav republic|Serbia
25/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHEEL OF FORTUNE|$1600|hard|Elgar's exaltation  P _ _ P _ N _ C _ _ C U _ _ _ _ N C _|Pomp And Circumstance
27/12/1999|Jeopardy!|L.A. 2000|$200|easy|On March 5, 2000 over 20,000 will wind through the streets of L.A. during this grueling 26.2 mile endurance test|Los Angeles Marathon
18/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES HEADLINES|$2000|hard|Month & year of the historic headline seen here: [Stocks Collapse in 16,410,030-Share Day But Rally At Close Cheers Brokers Bankers Optimistic, To Continue...]|October, 1929
08/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NEWS QUIZ|$3000|hard|This man who died in 1902 would have turned in his grave at the conditions in a D.C. facility named for him|Walter Reed
23/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM|$2000|hard|1996: 'Kolya'|the Czech Republic
06/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FROM A TO E|$1600|hard|Like the opening in a camera, the main opening in the shell of a mollusk is called this|the aperture
05/11/1991|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|None|None|He died in 1965 & was buried in St. Martin's churchyard near the palace where he was born in 1874|Winston Churchill
28/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY EUROPE|$2000|hard|As of 1825 Spain had lost all of its possessions in the New World except these 2 islands|Cuba & Puerto Rico
07/07/2009|Jeopardy!|BACK TO BUSINESS|$400|easy|To make the pants more durable, this company patented the use of rivets on the pocket corners in 1873|Levi's
24/03/2004|Jeopardy!|BIBLE MOVIES|$200|easy|Vitagraph's 1909 'Life of' this Biblical hero included a $10,000 scene of the parting of the Red Sea|Moses
10/06/2010|Jeopardy!|LOUD RHYMES|$800|hard|Having a high opinion of one's own importance|proud
07/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$1200|hard|Isak Dinesen wrote in both English & this, her native language|Danish
09/04/2003|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S COOKING?|$600|medium|This salad green, a variety of Italian chicory, is usually reddish|radicchio
02/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ADD A LETTER|$1600|hard|Drop a letter into 'acid' & it becomes this, meaning bitterly pungent|acrid
15/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TV THEMES IN 'F'|$1200|hard|'You take the good, you take the bad, you take them both and there you have...'|The Facts of Life
14/07/2008|Jeopardy!|'HOLY' CATEGORY!|$200|easy|This element of Christianity's Trinity is also called the Paraclete|the Holy Spirit
26/11/2001|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|None|None|This capital city of 13 million located at 55.5 degrees north latitude is the most populous city in Europe|Moscow
27/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WORKING ON THE RAILROAD|$1000|hard|A pin puller operates these in the yard, to shunt cars from one track to another|Switchovers
26/10/2009|Jeopardy!|WHAT|$1000|hard|Also known as a 64th note, this 18-letter name of the note seen here has three--yes, three--rhymes in its name|a hemidemisemiquaver
20/12/1999|Jeopardy!|BEFORE THEY WON OSCARS|$500|medium|In 1985 this future 'Howards End' star was starring onstage in London in the musical 'Me and My Girl'|Emma Thompson
16/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$1200|hard|'The Moses of her people', she helped hundreds of slaves escape along the underground railroad|Harriet Tubman
21/01/2011|Jeopardy!|SCI-FI TV|$200|easy|Steve Austin, this expensive title character, had 1 bionic arm & 1 bionic eye|the Six Million Dollar Man
11/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$700|hard|Literally 'god from a machine', this term refers to a god introduced to resolve a plot|Deus ex machina
17/11/1993|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$1000|hard|In 1952 Kemmons Wilson opened the first motel in this chain, on the outskirts of Memphis|Holiday Inn
06/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TOOTH|$1200|hard|If you're described as 'long in the tooth', someone's calling you this|old
04/04/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$100|easy|Though this president chose the general site for the executive mansion, he never lived there|George Washington
20/05/2003|Jeopardy!|CHARLES DICKENS|$400|easy|Dickens' public readings of Sikes' murder of Nancy, an episode from this novel, made women in the audience swoon|Oliver Twist
30/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS OSCAR WINNERS|$1600|hard|She won for 'Tootsie' , a few years after not even being nominated for 'King Kong'|Jessica Lange
04/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$200|easy|This 'bonnie' prince had a daughter by his mistress Clementina Walkinshaw|'Bonnie' Prince Charlie
28/03/1997|Jeopardy!|ALBUQUERQUE|$500|medium|Every October Albuquerque holds an international fiesta of these aircraft|Hot air balloons
30/05/2007|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN AUTHORS|$600|medium|(Alex reports from the Mark Twain House.) Mark Twain said that this anti-slavery novelist, his next-door neighbor, liked to sneak up behind people and 'fetch a war-whoop that would jump that person out of his clothes'|(Harriet Beecher) Stowe
28/10/1997|Jeopardy!|IT ALL BEGINS WITH 'YOU'|$200|easy|Roald Dahl wrote the script for this 1967 James Bond film that took 007 to Japan|You Only Live Twice
28/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|2-LETTER RESPONSES|$1600|hard|This 'timely' abbreviation is from the Latin for 'Year of the Lord'|A.D.
04/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO CARLSBAD CAVERNS|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from inside Carlsbad Caverns Nat'l Park, New Mexico.)  Calcite formations called soda straws are precursors to these larger formations that grow from cave ceilings|stalactites
08/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|I HEAR A SYMPHONY|$1200|hard|Beethoven's 6th isn't called the 'Bucolic' symphony, but this|Pastoral
22/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CATS UP|$1000|hard|Disney created the fearsome design on this WWII fighter group's plane seen here|Flying Tigers
01/04/1996|Jeopardy!|APRIL FOOLS' DAY|$300|easy|On April 1, 1789, the House had its first quorum & elected Frederick A.C. Muhlenberg to this post|Speaker of the House
12/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|KENNEDY CENTER HONOREES|$2000|hard|The first group of honorees in 1978 included Arthur Rubinstein & this African-American opera singer|Marian Anderson
29/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|RUMINANTS|$1000|hard|This largest deer may weigh up to 1,800 pounds|Moose
20/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|1897|$1000|hard|In this French artist's 1897 painting 'The Sleeping Gypsy', a woman sleeps while a lion examines her|Henri Rousseau
24/03/2000|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$100|easy|In 1852 this 'Scarlet Letter' author wrote a campaign biography for his friend Franklin Pierce|Nathaniel Hawthorne
02/02/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$200|easy|In 1972 this island once famous for its prison became part of Golden Gate National Recreation Area|Alcatraz
21/03/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$200|easy|Communist forces invaded South Korea during his second term|Harry S. Truman
17/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE RAVEN|$400|easy|One study in this 'Last Frontier' state showed that ravens have more than 30 distinct vocalizations|Alaska
29/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MAO INHIBITORS|$1600|hard|In 1927 Mao battled this leader of the Kuomintang who followed Sun Yat-sen|Chiang Kai-shek
19/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE TITLE ESCAPES ME|$1000|hard|This actor played Snake Plissken in 'Escape From New York' & its sequel 'Escape From L.A.'|Kurt Russell
27/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE SWINGIN' '60s|$800|hard|The Summer of Love was the summer of this year in which 'Sgt. Pepper's' was released|1967
30/06/1993|Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS LEADERS|$300|easy|Most of what we know about this Chinese leader comes from a book called the 'Analects'|Confucius
12/01/2011|Jeopardy!|A HOST OF TV HOSTS|$800|hard|The third & newest host of NBC's 'Late Night', this 'SNL' alum sang Springsteen as host of the Emmys in 2010|Jimmy Fallon
09/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '40s|$1600|hard|He made a cameo appearance as a man carrying a violin in his own film 'Spellbound'|Hitchcock
26/03/1997|Jeopardy!|CRADLES|$400|easy|These 2 rivers were the cradle of civilization in Mesopotamia|Tigris & Euphrates
19/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITTLE ROCK|$1300|hard|Pebbles called gastroliths are found in this part of a bird that goes through a daily grind|the gizzard
03/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ISLAND GROUPS|$1000|hard|The year after the atomic test on its Bikini Atoll, this group became a trusteeship of the U.S.|Marshall Islands
17/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'G'|$600|medium|In war they battled the blues (5)|Grays
22/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE GIANTS|$800|hard|In Lilliput he's a giant|Gulliver
26/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S IT, I'M 'OUT'|$1200|hard|Very offensive, or the word Hamlet uses to describe 'Fortune'|outrageous
23/01/2009|Jeopardy!|PRODUCTS|$800|hard|This product originated in work on plastic gunsights; it first wasn't practical because it stuck to everything|superglue or Krazy Glue
11/04/2003|Jeopardy!|A 'SHORT' CATEGORY|$400|easy|Position played by Derek Jeter|shortstop
06/02/1986|Jeopardy!|DOCTORS|$300|easy|Cardiologist best known for dispensing medical info on the 'Today Show'|Dr. Art Ulene
17/02/2009|Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES 'L'|$1000|hard|The White Queen's 'floral' daughter in 'Through the Looking-Glass' (4)|Lily
31/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL MUSICALS|$200|easy|This song from 'The Music Man' is Harold Hill's paean to the glory of a marching band|Seventy-six Trombones
01/06/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$800|hard|This goddess of the hunt appears to Pericles in Act 5 of 'Pericles, Prince of Tyre'|Diana
26/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HOUR OF THE 'WOLF'|$1600|hard|He's the noted defense thinker seen here|(Paul) Wolfowitz
03/12/1984|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$200|easy|In 1870s cartoonist Thomas Nast gave Democrats & GOP these symbols|the donkey and the elephant
16/09/1997|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$300|easy|It's defined as an atom or group of atoms that has an electrical charge|Ion
13/05/2008|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE FOOTBALL GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|In 2006-07, the only undefeated team in Division 1-A was from this capital city, the 'Crossroads of the Oregon Trail'|Boise
24/01/2003|Final Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|None|None|Robert Chesebrough named this brand for the German word for water & the Greek word for olive oil|Vaseline
04/05/2011|Jeopardy!|SHOW & TELL|$600|medium|Prince Llewellyn's livery colors are used on the flag of this UK country|Wales
23/02/2009|Jeopardy!|POISONING|$800|hard|Her son, the potential Louis XVII, died in prison amid rumors that he was poisoned|Marie Antoinette
07/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|H.G. Wells sci-fi novel about Sir Thomas More & his ability to not be seen|The Invisible Man for All Seasons
16/02/1998|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$200|easy|In 1997 this team won its first Stanley Cup in 42 years by completing a 4-game sweep of the Flyers|Detroit Red Wings
22/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MOLECULES|$1200|hard|In 2008 scientists discovered an unusual molecule, with 2 hydrogen bonds, that may clean up this toxic precipitation|acid rain
03/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$600|medium|Term for the high volume, high intensity style of rock groups like AC/DC & Def Leppard|Heavy Metal
03/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER: SINGERS & PRESIDENTS|$400|easy|I'm the 'Tutti Frutti' singer who also made a historic visit to China|Little Richard Nixon
15/02/2005|Jeopardy!|U2|$800|hard|From the French for 'to compose', its a wandering medieval singer|a troubadour
02/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FERDINAND & ISABELLA|$1000|hard|Isabella took an interest in helping religious orders, especially this 'poor' order of nuns|the Poor Clares
10/11/2008|Jeopardy!|DE-ELECTABLE|$200|easy|Ann Richards lost her job as governor to this part-owner of the Texas Rangers|George W. Bush
08/11/2011|Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$600|medium|D.O. can stand for doctor of this, using manipulative therapy as well as conventional medicine|osteopathy
27/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. NATIONAL PARKS|$400|easy|Located in these hills, South Dakota's Wind Cave National Park features a cavern with reversible winds|Black Hills
04/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|Superman's girlfriend who pigs out & hits this shop for new duds|Lois Lane Bryant
17/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$1000|hard|He conducted the debut of his 'Also Sprach Zarathustra'|Richard Strauss
04/02/2003|Jeopardy!|FALL TV 2002|$400|easy|Aaron, this title person, picked Helene, a school psychologist|The Bachelor
21/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$800|hard|This composer's daughter Cosima married Hans von Bulow in 1857 & Richard Wagner in 1870|Franz Liszt
01/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BORN NORTH OF THE BORDER, EH?|$1200|hard|This London, Ontario-born man led the Royal Canadians in their popular New Year's Eve specials|Guy Lombardo
01/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AH-'AH'|$800|hard|GHz|gigahertz
17/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE GLOSSARY|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew takes the heat on his inner forearm at Stanford University's Pain Management Center.)  Types of pain studied here at Stanford's Human Pain Laboratory include chemical, electrical & this type produced by the application of heat|thermal
20/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MAIN STREET U.S.A.|$1000|hard|A small college (& yet there are those who love it), it's located on Main St. in Hanover, New Hampshire|Dartmouth College
20/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES IN OTHER WORDS (SORT OF)|$1600|hard|1951 Fredric March pic: ''Can I Interest You In A Fuller Brush? Aack! Oh, My heart! Aack! Aack!' (Thud!)'|Death of a Salesman
25/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY QUOTATIONS|$800|hard|This 17th century work says, 'What we see there are not giants but windmills'|Don Quixote
03/12/1997|Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$400|easy|'Poor Richard's Almanack' says, 'To lengthen thy life, lessen' these|Meals
20/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH CLASS|$1500|hard|The part of a clause containing the verb, its complements & its modifiers|Predicate
24/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE HISTORY BOYS|$1600|hard|Charlotte Corday is 'like a star; cruel-lovely' in Thomas Carlyle's 1837 book titled this event|The French Revolution
20/04/2004|Jeopardy!|INSIDE SCIENCE|$1000|hard|Scientists figure Mars isn't creme-filled, but has a liquid core made of this|iron
09/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COLORS|$600|medium|Color in the title of the movie theme heard here:|Pink (the theme from 'The Pink Panther')
16/01/2008|Jeopardy!|ON AVERAGE|$200|easy|2/3 of the water used in the average U.S. home is used in this room|the bathroom
11/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$1600|hard|Glucose levels in the blood are regulated by 2 pancreatic hormones: glucagon & this|insulin
27/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH A PLANET|$400|easy|A plan or diagram used for making a dress|pattern
07/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE 'T'ALK|$2000|hard|It's what the 't' stands for in tRNA|transfer
11/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THE THINGS OF NATURE|$200|easy|What little of this mammalian characteristic a hippopotamus has is mostly on its tail|hair
18/09/1998|Jeopardy!|WHAT YEAR WAS THAT, GUV?|$300|easy|King John puts his seal on the Magna Carta|1215
15/05/2006|Jeopardy!|CHANGE THE WORLD|$1000|hard|Here are the 2 new coins minted by this country in 2004|Iraq
05/06/2003|Jeopardy!|GIVE ME AN 'H'|$1000|hard|The book of Proverbs tells us, 'Before honor is' this|humility
03/04/2009|Jeopardy!|BANANARAMA|$200|easy|A banana seat is something you would most likely find on one of these|a bicycle
13/04/2006|Jeopardy!|YOU DO KNOW JACK|$200|easy|This popular radio & TV comedian began in vaudeville at the age of 17 as a violinist|Jack Benny
14/12/2010|Jeopardy!|THE STATE NAME|$200|easy|...with a Z|Arizona
26/09/2011|Final Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASE ORIGINS|None|None|In medieval times, an act of bravery got you dubbed a knight & won you a pair of golden these|spurs
20/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$800|hard|Temujin was the original name of this conqueror & ruler from the steppes who died in 1227|Genghis Khan
11/03/2002|Jeopardy!|LOST 'COS'|$800|hard|San Jose is its capital city|Costa Rica
08/03/2000|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL FOOD & DRINK|$200|easy|Shyakpa is a meat & potato stew favored by the Sherpas of this country|Nepal
06/03/1998|Jeopardy!|NUMBER, PLEASE|$400|easy|Malcolm X & Martin Luther King both died at this age, months short of a milestone birthday|39
12/03/1998|Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$200|easy|It's the type of predictable automatic action some liberals are accused of having|Knee jerk
16/07/2001|Jeopardy!|PAST TENSE|$100|easy|Before the fall, Humpty Dumpty did it 'on a wall'|sat
30/11/2011|Jeopardy!|NOT SO FAST, MY FRIEND|$400|easy|Proverbially, 'a watched' this 'never boils'|a pot
16/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGICAL PAINTINGS|$400|easy|A painting by Paul Cezanne shows 'Leda and' this bird|the Swan
27/11/2001|Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT KAZAKHSTAN|$200|easy|It's the largest country that borders Kazakhstan|Russia
04/02/2011|Jeopardy!|GREENS|$200|easy|Joe Raposo wrote the words & music, but this character first sang, 'It's Not Easy Being Green'|Kermit the Frog
25/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LARRY|$1200|hard|Larry Hovis co-starred as Sergeant Carter on this World War II-set sitcom|Hogan's Heroes
27/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T MIND 'F' I DO|$600|medium|Just one of these aerosol or refrigerant molecules can destroy up to 100,000 ozone molecules|CFCs
26/05/2000|Jeopardy!|I WRITE THE SONGS|$300|easy|This group's Adam Duritz co-wrote 1993's 'Mr. Jones' & 1999's 'Hanginaround'|Counting Crows
27/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MY 'K'OUNTRY|$5600|hard|This Eastern African country is on the Indian Ocean|Kenya
09/06/1997|Jeopardy!|'SAINT'LY CITIES|$100|easy|Situated on the delta of the Neva River, it's Russia's largest port|Saint Petersburg
26/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|-OLOGIES|$1600|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew at the Science Museum of Minnesota)  This device was once used in this discredited science of determining personality by reading the bumps on the skull|phrenology
28/04/2003|Jeopardy!|EDS|$200|easy|Shooting down 22 planes in 1918, Eddie Rickenbacker was the USA's No. 1 flying ace in this war|World War I
21/10/2004|Jeopardy!|BRUSSELS SPROUTS|$400|easy|We imagine that a popular pet for Brussels kids is the Brussels griffon, one of these|a dog
17/01/2007|Jeopardy!|PLURALS|$400|easy|One of 2 body parts whose vowels are switched to other vowels to make their plurals|(1 of) foot or tooth
18/07/2006|Jeopardy!|ADVERTISING|$400|easy|Advertising Age ranked the 1959 'Think Small' ads for this car the top campaign of the 20th century|the (VW) Beetle
10/03/2006|Jeopardy!|GOLLY 'G'!|$600|medium|He's the first astronaut later elected U.S. senator|John Glenn
22/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHS & LEGENDS|$400|easy|This god of the vine was the son of Zeus & Semele|Bacchus (or Dionysus)
25/12/2007|Jeopardy!|THEIR FIRST NO. 1 POP HIT|$1000|hard|'Owner Of A Lonely Heart' (1984)|Yes
29/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SMALL SCREEN ADDRESSES|$600|medium|1313 Mockingbird Lane, Mockingbird Heights, USA|The Munsters
03/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CLASS 'E'|$800|hard|In the name of a Penn department, Earth Studies is paired with these earth-friendly studies|Environmental Studies
23/07/2009|Jeopardy!|EAST ASIA|$800|hard|Back when Myanmar was Burma, this capital was Rangoon|Yangon
12/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$1000|hard|The title of this E.M. Forster novel refers to the house that belonged to Henry Wilcox' first wife|Howards End
16/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$1000|hard|Though it means 'lily', the fleur-de-lis is a variety of this flower|an iris
29/12/2006|Jeopardy!|MARLIN|$800|hard|In 2006 Sterling Marlin, a veteran racer on this circuit, got a new ride, the no. 14 Chevrolet|NASCAR
18/11/1998|Jeopardy!|MMM...TAPIOCA|$100|easy|In 1894 Boston boardinghouse proprietor Susan Stavers came up with this classic tapioca dessert|Tapioca pudding
29/01/2001|Jeopardy!|TERRITORIAL GOVERNORS|$100|easy|In 1865 acting Idaho governor C. DeWitt Smith died after a strenuous match at this board game|Chess
27/11/2001|Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT KAZAKHSTAN|$600|medium|In the 13th century, Kazakhstan was incorporated into the empire of this Mongol leader|Genghis Khan
22/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ACTOR'S RESUME|$1200|hard|'Sense And Sensibility', 'Four Weddings And A Funeral', 'Music And Lyrics'|Hugh Grant
28/12/2009|Jeopardy!|I'M SORRY DAVE|$1000|hard|This presidential hopeful said 'I screwed up' after skipping out on a David Letterman taping in 2008|John McCain
07/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SEE 'S-I'|$2000|hard|Historic East Central European region lying mostly within present-day Poland|Silesia
07/02/2005|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPER COMICS|$1000|hard|Ack!  He's the health-challenged pussy and friend of Opus seen here|Bill the Cat
19/04/2007|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN AMERICANS|$200|easy|In January 1777 Mary Goddard printed up the first copies of this that also included the signers' names|the Declaration of Independence
14/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HURRELL'S HOLLYWOOD|$400|easy|The daughter of a doctor and a suffragette, she's been called 'the First Lady of Cinema'|Katharine Hepburn
14/11/1997|Jeopardy!|TONGUE TWISTERS|$300|easy|It's what the baby buggy bumper is made out of|Rubber
23/09/2009|Jeopardy!|PLAY ADJECTIVES|$1000|hard|Edward Albee's 'A ____ Balance'|Delicate
12/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RECENT OBITS|$2000|hard|On Feb. 15, 2008 this millionaire adventurer was ruled legally dead; wreckage of his plane was eventually found|(Steve) Fossett
24/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ISLAMIC CULTURE|$2000|hard|A qibla indicator shows where to face when praying: toward Mecca & specifically, toward this holy structure|the Kaaba
08/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$800|hard|This queen city is home to the Carolina Panthers|Charlotte, North Carolina
07/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK MUSIC|$400|easy|She called her 2001 & 2002 tours 'Dream Within a Dream'|Britney Spears
14/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE CLASSICS|$800|hard|In this 1932 Oscar-winner, there was room in the inn for a Beery & 2 Barrymores|Grand Hotel
21/12/1998|Jeopardy!|OH COME ALL YE FAITHFUL|$100|easy|For years 'Arnie's Army' has followed this golfing hero around|Arnold Palmer
08/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SUPER MARIO|$1200|hard|George Pataki defeated him in 1994|Mario Cuomo
23/03/2007|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE YOU CAN EAT|$1000|hard|These nuts native to Australia were named after a Scottish-born Australian chemist|Macadamia nuts
13/11/1992|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$300|easy|He became a prince of the U.K. in 1957, some 10 years after he married Elizabeth|Prince Philip
13/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$400|easy|In a Billy Joel hit, she's 'looking for a downtown man'|an Uptown Girl
06/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLD NEGRO LEAGUES|$2000|hard|Negro Leaguers got to play against major leaguers while doing something called this, like stunt flyers|barnstorming
21/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|STAR WARS|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from Skywalker Ranch in Marin County, CA.)  In the real world, this compound is an explosive.  In the 'Star Wars' world, it was what Han Solo was frozen in|carbonite
24/02/2005|Jeopardy!|ISLAND HOPPING|$400|easy|This Caribbean nation was named because it reminded Spanish sailors of a province back home in Spain|Grenada
23/12/2008|Jeopardy!|'P'ICK THIS CATEGORY!|$800|hard|From Latin for 'plunderer' & 'spoils', they're the 2 food chain roles of a hawk & a mouse, for example|predator & prey
11/01/2010|Jeopardy!|WORD PLAY|$1000|hard|This Neil Simon play also made it to the big screen|I Ought to Be in Pictures
06/10/2008|Jeopardy!|MOST POPULAR BABY NAMES OF 2007|$200|easy|Girls' No. 1: Like a Dickinson, a Post or a Litella|Emily
26/11/2001|Jeopardy!|TREES COMPANY|$600|medium|Like Zeus, nymphs called Dryads were particularly associated with this mighty type of tree|oak
27/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TELLING THE MECHANIC|$400|easy|After I start my car, it makes this noise--the name of the movie jalopy seen here|Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
28/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE THUNDERBIRDS|$3000|hard|(Sarah and the squadron perform precision maneuvers.) Not as easy as it sounds, while making a complete rotation on our longitudinal axis, Colonel Skelton & I are executing this type of roll|a barrel roll
24/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO JAPAN|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew stands outside a shrine.) Gates called torii represent the boundary between sacred & ordinary space at the thousands of shrines of this religion all over Japan|Shinto
29/01/2008|Jeopardy!|TALKING SHOP|$600|medium|Retailers love it when you buy these-- of $80 billion worth sold in the U.S. a year, $8 billion goes unredeemed|gift cards
11/10/2011|Jeopardy!|PURSE-ONALITIES|$1000|hard|The Birkin bag, named for actress Jane Birkin, is a status symbol from this French company|Hermes
29/11/1996|Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$400|easy|Duralumin is an alloy of aluminum, copper, & these two similar-sounding elements, Mn & Mg|Manganese & Magnesium
08/10/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$100|easy|Its state dog is the Boston Terrier|Massachusetts
08/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|POETRY|$600|medium|He wrote, 'Home is the place where, when you have to go there, they have to take you in'|Robert Frost
30/04/2007|Jeopardy!|FLIPPIN' BURGERS|$600|medium|A burger is a German townsman; a burgermeister is this local authority in a town|the mayor
24/11/2009|Jeopardy!|MILITARY SLANG|$1000|hard|A 'ROAD' scholar is 'retired on' this (coasting until actual retirement)|active duty
07/12/2010|Jeopardy!|LOST IN SPACE|$1000|hard|In 1992 Space Shuttle astronauts delivered ashes of this 'Star Trek' creator into the final frontier|Gene Roddenberry
11/06/2008|Jeopardy!|GEEK SQUAD|$400|easy|(A Geek shows off an EVDO card.) An EVDO card gives you anywhere-broadband Internet access via a cell phone provider that uses 3G technology; 3G stands for this|third generation
08/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OLD & MIDDLE ENGLISH LIT|$1000|hard|This venerable monk quoted Caedmon's Hymn in his 'Ecclesiastical History of the English People'|Bede
30/10/2001|Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS|$200|easy|Speaking at Columbia Law School's 2000 commencement, he joked that he invented Lexis-Nexis|Al Gore
23/02/2007|Jeopardy!|EXCELLENT ADVENTURE|$400|easy|Thor Heyerdahl recounted his real-life sea adventure, 4,300 miles across the Pacific on a raft, in this 1948 classic|Kon-Tiki
14/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTED IN THE 20th CENTURY|$2000|hard|Using a rotating red, blue & green disk, Peter Goldmark invented a version of this approved by the FCC in 1950|a color television
25/02/2008|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$200|easy|A nickname for New York is 'the Big' this fruit|an apple
15/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PERU|$2000|hard|(Alex reports from Machu Picchu.) In order to deal with the problems of erosion & farming on steep hillsides, the Incas came up with this brilliant solution--& they used it a lot|terraces
26/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'J'|$1200|hard|The shortened first name of a Biblical man, it means to tease good-humoredly|Josh/josh
15/11/2010|Jeopardy!|STATE FACTS|$800|hard|It was the only one of the original 13 colonies that didn't border the Atlantic Ocean|Pennsylvania
17/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TOM SWIFTIES|$800|hard|Tom talks about gloves intermittenly; the way he talks about magazines is this synonym|Periodically
27/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$1000|hard|Protected by the patella, it's the body's largest joint|the knee
06/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|VWLLSS VGTBLS|$1200|hard|LK|leek
16/05/2000|Jeopardy!|U.N. SECRETARIES-GENERAL|$200|easy|He lived with his parents in Uppsala Castle|Dag Hammarskjold
14/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MONTANA|$2000|hard|This largest city is named for a president of the Northern Pacific Railroad|Billings
25/02/1999|Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$500|medium|In her 1903 autobiography, she wrote, 'Everything has its wonders, even darkness and silence'|Helen Keller
01/12/2009|Jeopardy!|KING TAKES QUEEN|$1000|hard|A Dutchman & an Englishwoman, London, England, November 4, 1677|William & Mary
25/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I WON AN OSCAR, EMMY, TONY & GRAMMY|$1200|hard|In 1982 this butler did it--& got a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his trouble, for 'Arthur'|(John) Gielgud
09/07/2008|Jeopardy!|INFECTIOUS DISEASES|$800|hard|Mary Mallon was the first known carrier of this disease in the U.S.|typhoid
10/11/1987|Jeopardy!|MEATS|$300|easy|These gastropods are sometimes fed aromatic herbs to give them a special savor|snail
20/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S CHER'S WORLD|$1000|hard|'Prophetic' name of Cher's son with Gregg Allman|Elijah Blue
25/11/1997|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'K'|$400|easy|Milne marsupial              (5)|Kanga
11/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN-AMERICAN PLAYWRIGHTS|$1200|hard|This play about a family moving to the suburbs was the first Broadway play written & directed by African Americans|A Raisin in the Sun
14/05/2004|Jeopardy!|I WANT MY ______E|$400|easy|'Earthy' term for an overwhelming election victory|landslide
05/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ELIZABETH TAYLOR FILMS|$800|hard|Variety called it 'a horse picture' with 'a new dramatic find-- moppet Elizabeth Taylor'|National Velvet
23/03/2001|Jeopardy!|HERE COMES BAHRAIN AGAIN|$400|easy|The Khalifa clan, which has ruled Bahrain for 2 centuries, belongs to this majority branch of Islam|Sunni
16/06/2004|Jeopardy!|WHO'S YOUR DADDY?|$200|easy|TV & film star Kiefer|Donald Sutherland
13/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$200|easy|Prefix that can appear with 'graph', 'legal' & 'normal'|Para-
24/01/2006|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|None|None|This person was the reigning monarch of Great Britain when the U.S. national anthem was written|George III
11/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S SO 'EZ'|$400|easy|It's a wind of at least 4 mph|a breeze
05/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH TV|$1000|hard|Nickname of Mouseketeer Carl O'Brien|Cubby
19/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|YOU GOTTA HAVE ART|$3000|hard|The play 'Sueño' was inspired by this Spanish artist's 19th c. etchings of religious & political abuse|(Francisco) Goya
25/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MEN O' WAR|$1200|hard|This military man elected president in 1840 wrote a 'Discourse on the Aborigines of the Valley of the Ohio'|William Henry Harrison
06/01/2009|Jeopardy!|FEEL THE PAINE|$200|easy|Thomas Paine called monarchy evil & this monarch a 'royal brute'|George III
22/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE SPORTS BIZ|$200|easy|This NBA player's $33 million for 1997-98 was the highest single-season salary in sports history|Michael Jordan
24/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POT LUCK|$600|medium|The name of this Russian monetary unit equal to 100 kopecks is from a word meaning a cut piece|Ruble
10/12/1997|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$300|easy|She persuades her husband to kill Duncan|Lady Macbeth
10/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FORMULA 1|$800|hard|It's the common 'table' substance whose formula is NaCl|salt
14/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$2000|hard|The Etruscans carved many of their works from tufa, a soft porous variety of this calcium carbonate rock|limestone
19/04/2005|Jeopardy!|FAN TOM|$400|easy|He had the 'Common Sense' to idolize Ben Franklin, who encouraged his move to America in 1774|Tom Paine
11/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS IN THEIR YOUTH|$1200|hard|In his teens he worked in an assistant D.A.'s office; later his Perry Mason character made fools of D.A.s|(Erle Stanley) Gardner
11/01/1996|Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELRY|$300|easy|The Jonker, a 726-carat gem of this kind, was discovered in South Africa in 1934|Diamond
12/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THE TITANIC|$400|easy|2 of these towered over the deck & were used as flagpoles & to string the wireless aerial|masts
07/05/1997|Jeopardy!|THE LIVING EARTH|$400|easy|The only poisonous snake in Great Britain, the common adder belongs to this snake family|Viper
20/01/2000|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER ABBREVIATIONS|$900|hard|On June 24, 1996 it reintroduced the 'Bucket' that's made many families' mouths water|KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken)
13/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OCCUPATIONS|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from a chemistry lab.)  The mortar & pestle, once used to grind materials to make medicine, are still the symbol of this profession|a pharmacist
08/03/2004|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL ROCK|$400|easy|'Fleamail' is the e-mailed updates to this group's website by one of its members|the Red Hot Chili Peppers
01/11/2005|Jeopardy!|A COLORFUL CATEGORY|$1000|hard|Mr. Haney always tried to sell stuff to the Douglases on this rural 1960s sitcom|Green Acres
14/03/1997|Jeopardy!|FACIAL HAIR|$100|easy|This symbol of America has a type of beard named for him|Uncle Sam
20/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS IN POLITICAL FILMS|$400|easy|This star of 'Grumpy Old Men' played a grumpy Supreme Court justice in 'First Monday in October'|Walter Matthau
05/10/2011|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|This negative verb is found in 'For He's A Jolly Good Fellow'|deny
13/03/2003|Jeopardy!|BITS & PIECES|$200|easy|A 1998 32-cent stamp shows a woman as this type of performer in an 'Attitude Derriere' pose|ballet dancer
23/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WAR|$1600|hard|In this 'Incident', a supposed Aug. 4, 1964 attack on the USS Maddox may have just been skittish sonar operators|the Tonkin Gulf Incident
11/05/2000|Jeopardy!|ANTEBELLUM|$100|easy|South Carolinian Robert Mills designed antebellum homes but is best known for this tall pointy thing in D.C.|the Washington Monument
20/09/2005|Jeopardy!|'T' TIME|$1000|hard|It's beef stomach lining, yum!|tripe
08/12/2006|Jeopardy!|FOOD STUFF?|$400|easy|On May 8, 2006 this computer co. won a dismissal of a trademark infringement lawsuit by this 'Corps'|Apple
03/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THE LAST BATTLE|$1000|hard|The Battle of Bosworth|the Wars of the Roses
21/02/2003|Jeopardy!|TV TRIVIA|$400|easy|He was employed at Spacely Space Sprockets; we're not quite sure what he did|George Jetson
05/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SIX FEET UNDER|$4000|hard|From one of his works, this Irish poet's epitaph is 'Cast a cold eye on life, on death. Horseman, pass by!'|William Butler Yeats
10/05/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S ON THE MAP|$400|easy|The Spanish vanquished a native empire in this country in 1532|Peru
11/03/2011|Jeopardy!|RENT|$1000|hard|In the 16th century the knights of Malta paid Holy Roman Emperor Charles V an annual rent of one of these birds|Maltese falcon
19/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|ALUMINUM|$600|medium|Cryolite, once used in making aluminum, is found in large quantities only on this large Danish island|Greenland
27/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS ILLUSTRATED SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR|$2000|hard|1959: A Swedish boxer|Ingemar Johansson
30/01/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU GET A 'D'|$800|hard|A line drawing used as an illustration|a diagram
20/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$2000|hard|In 1702 this Puritan theologian wrote 'Magnalia Christi Americana', a history of religion in the Colonies, 1620-1698|Cotton Mather
29/01/2001|Jeopardy!|'V' ARE NOT AFRAID|$200|easy|Seen here, he ran for president three times, but only won the first time in 1836|Martin Van Buren
19/04/1990|Final Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|None|None|This company was incorporated in 1946 as Tokyo Telecommunications Engineering Corporation|Sony
19/07/2007|Jeopardy!|THE SHAPE OF THINGS|$600|medium|Something that's described as 'deltoid', including your deltoid muscle, is shaped like this|a triangle
23/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES WITHOUT THEIR VOWELS|$1200|hard|LGR|Algeria
28/06/2007|Jeopardy!|BUILDING A CATEGORY|$600|medium|In 1932 Churchill said, 'That's the highest I've ever been up' when he viewed NYC from the top of this building|Empire State Building
13/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PAUL REVERE|$1500|hard|For a time, Revere practiced this trade, making devices 'Of real use in speaking & eating'|dentistry
02/12/1993|Jeopardy!|METALS|$500|medium|Some breeder reactors produce Neptunium, along with this radioactive metal whose atomic number is 94|Plutonium
22/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWER|$2000|hard|Native to Mexico, this flower was named for a Swedish botanist & student of Linnaeus|the Dahlia
25/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE MAGAZINE|$1200|hard|100 Best Companies to Work For, Investor Interview|Fortune
19/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|POETS|$800|hard|Many of the poems of his 1896 collection 'A Shropshire Lad' were written prior to his ever having visited the county|Housman
10/09/1996|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$300|easy|In the metric system, dkL stands for this unit|a dekaliter
18/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANOTHER ONE BITES THE 'UST'|$1600|hard|Just do this dance that was a hit song for Van McCoy back in 1975|Hustle
01/06/2007|Jeopardy!|FASTER|$800|hard|In 1981 Patrick McGeown survived a 42-day hunger strike while in prison for a bombing done for this organization|the IRA
08/11/1991|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|In 1989 voters in this town where Wild Bill Hickok died legalized gambling|Deadwood (South Dakota)
06/07/2004|Jeopardy!|GIVE ME AN 'A'!|$200|easy|Wow!  In 2002 a 'supercolony' of billions of these was discovered stretching across several countries in Europe|ants
06/03/2000|Jeopardy!|WATCH THE BIRDIE|$500|medium|Like the baleen whale, this pink bird popular on front lawns & Miami cop shows strains the water for its food|Flamingo
04/02/2011|Jeopardy!|HAZARDS|$800|hard|The scuba diving hazard known as the bends results from this gas being released into the blood during a too rapid ascent|nitrogen
08/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A MASTERPIECE!|$800|hard|'Dreamy' title of this Rosseau work|The Sleeping Gypsy
23/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC WOMEN|$800|hard|Beatrice Portinari of 13th century Florence is believed to be the Beatrice in this man's works|Dante
12/01/2009|Jeopardy!|SHOW ME YOUR PENINSULA!|$1000|hard|One of the new 7 wonders of the world is the sprawling ruins of Chichen Itza on this peninsula|the Yucatan
04/02/2000|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$200|easy|In the late 1930s, she taught typing & shorthand at Whittier High School in California|Pat Nixon
10/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S MY LINE?|$1000|hard|Robert Browning: 'Ah, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp, or...'|what's a heaven for
04/01/1999|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT BOARD GAME|$300|easy|'Miss Scarlet in the library with the wrench'|Clue
20/04/2007|Jeopardy!|EXECUTIVE PERKS|$600|medium|An exec might be kept happy with a membership in one of these, like Winged Foot|a country club (or a golf club)
15/10/2009|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS O'BRIENS|$1000|hard|At the end of Prohibition in 1933, Pat O'Brien converted his speakeasy to a legal bar in this city|New Orleans
22/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'IQ' TEST|$1600|hard|We assume you know it's French for a nickname or assumed name|sobriquet
20/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COFFEE|$400|easy|A superior coffee variety is named for this district on the island of Hawaii|Kona
19/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GARDENS|$1200|hard|A mile-long canal winds through its gardens commissioned by Louis XIV & designed by Andre Le Notre|Versailles
19/10/1999|Jeopardy!|ROCK'S ROOTS|$300|easy|His 'Tutti Frutti' only made it to No. 17 in the U.S.; Pat Boone's version of it went to No. 12|Little Richard
03/11/1999|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED COUNTRIES|$400|easy|Hug yarn|Hungary
10/03/1998|Jeopardy!|HOT WATER|$400|easy|From old Norse for 'gush', these erupting springs are found in Iceland, New Zealand & Yellowstone|Geysers
11/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TECUMSEH|$2000|hard|Tecumseh was a member of this Indian tribe of which his brother was 'The Prophet'|the Shawnee
02/05/2001|Jeopardy!|MUSIC CLASS|$500|medium|He composed the holiday favorite heard here|Johann Sebastian Bach
16/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE A LETTER|$200|easy|It's the only multi-syllable letter in our alphabet|W
13/12/2004|Jeopardy!|DON WE NOW OUR GUY APPAREL|$200|easy|The 2 numbers on a man's dress shirt, 16/34 for example, are usually measurments of these 2 things|neck size and sleeve length
27/12/2005|Jeopardy!|SEE 'EO's|$1000|hard|A big blowhard who was the ancient Greek god of winds|Aeolus
06/05/2002|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE FROM INDIA|$600|medium|This musician's album 'In Celebration' was co-produced by George Harrison|Ravi Shankar
05/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE ALLITERACY RATE|$800|hard|This phrase on a product means the inventor has asked the government to grant property rights|Patent pending
02/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A SUCCESS WITH BRUSH|$2000|hard|In 'The Story of Painting' Sister Wendy says, 'He is much more than a painter of the fair and fat'|(Peter Paul) Reubens
10/11/1997|Final Jeopardy!|THE CONSTITUTION|None|None|Word completing the line 'Nor shall any person be subject for the same offense to be twice put in' this|Jeopardy
19/06/1997|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$300|easy|Each June Grand Rapids, Minnesota honors this 'Wizard of Oz' star with a 4-day festival|Judy Garland
01/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DJIBOUTI|$1200|hard|Djibouti became independent June 27, 1977, but it didn't adopt one of these until September 4, 1992|a constitution
12/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BUILT IN THE U.S.A.|$2000|hard|You can tour numerous Frank Lloyd Wright buildings in Oak Park in this state|Illinois
29/12/1998|Jeopardy!|TV ACTORS & ROLES|$200|easy|As a child in the early '70s, Jodie Foster played Eddie's pal Joey on this Bill Bixby series|The Courtship of Eddie's Father
12/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'80s MOVIE QUOTES|$400|easy|1980: 'I am serious, and don't call me Shirley'|Airplane!
08/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THEY USED TO BE SOAP STARS|$800|hard|Lacey Chabert, who plays Claudia on 'Party Of Five', used to play Erica's daughter on this soap opera|All My Children
18/01/2001|Jeopardy!|'Q...T'|$400|easy|This corrugated steel hut is now a trademarked name|Quonset
28/10/1998|Jeopardy!|FESTIVE FOOD|$200|easy|You can make pudding, as well as pie, from the pulp of this jack-o'-lantern gourd|Pumpkin
09/03/2000|Jeopardy!|WOODY GUTHRIE|$200|easy|Woody inscribed 'This machine kills Fascists' on this instrument|His guitar
18/07/2006|Jeopardy!|THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE|$800|hard|1952: Paul Zoll develops the first of these cardiac aids that help control an irregular heartbeat|a pacemaker
27/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$1000|hard|It's the city where the Althing, the world's oldest parliament, is located|Reykjavik, Iceland
21/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FILING CHAPTER 11|$800|hard|Chapter 11 of this book begins, 'At the appointed time I returned to Miss Havisham's'|Great Expectations
04/06/2004|Jeopardy!|'E'OGRAPHY|$800|hard|In the 9th & 10th centuries, Danish Norsemen controlled a region called the Danelaw in this country|England
11/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LET ME PAINT YOU A PICTURE|$2000|hard|About 36 of his paintings survive, including 'The Guitar Player', seen here|Jan Vermeer
27/11/1984|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$500|medium|Marketing has begun on a line of nursewear from this TV medical show|Trapper John, M.D.
22/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SET THE COMPOUND FRACTURE|$2000|hard|A gymnastics trestle & a drama|horseplay
12/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LEFTOVERS|$1200|hard|In 1963 economist Mollie Orshansky created this 'line' by multiplying the cost of an adequate diet by 3|poverty line
18/06/2009|Jeopardy!|TOP 40 COMMENCEMENT ADDRESSES?|$800|hard|'I get knocked down but I get up again; you're never gonna keep me down'|Chumbawamba
29/04/2005|Jeopardy!|THE NAME OF THE GAME|$200|easy|Parker Brothers prints about $50 billion of this game's 'money' every year|Monopoly
14/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|POISONS|$600|medium|It's used in making transistorized circuits or deadly dinner wine|arsenic
28/06/1999|Jeopardy!|EX-MARINES|$500|medium|A WWII Marine, this director earned the nickname 'Bloody Sam' with films like 1969's 'The Wild Bunch'|Sam Peckinpah
04/12/1997|Jeopardy!|CANNIBAL CUISINE|$100|easy|When a simple salad won't do, a cannibal might feed on 'Hearts of' this tree|Palm
24/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MEDALS & DECORATIONS|$1000|hard|Alvin York & Eddie Rickenbacker were recipients of this French medal for military & bravery, first awarded in 1915|Croix de Guerre
24/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CRAC|$200|easy|AAMOF equals 'As a matter of' this|Fact
22/10/2009|Jeopardy!|CELEBS WHO TWITTER|$1000|hard|This 'Juno' screenwriter wrote, 'I haven't felt this cheap since I was behind glass'|Diablo Cody
07/09/1999|Jeopardy!|FARAWAY PLACES|$100|easy|This large African desert is home to 2 million people, about as many as Utah|Sahara
02/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WOODROW WILSON'S WAR|$1200|hard|Take a number!  In 1918 Wilson proclaimed his 'Four Ends', 'Four Principles', 'Five Particulars' & 14 of these|Points
18/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GEE, I'M A TREE|$2100|hard|The name of this tree comes from a Native American word for a dish made from its nuts, pocohiquara|Hickory
20/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THIS & THAT|$800|hard|From the Old French for 'container', it's the container in which an archer carries his arrows|a quiver
06/04/2009|Jeopardy!|GOOD O'MEN|$800|hard|Future playwright John Casey changed his name to this when he was won over to Irish nationalism|Sean O'Casey
11/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS|$800|hard|USA Life One was formerly named for this fictional character, as it was founded by Lew Wallace|Ben-Hur
27/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A BOOK OF POEMS|$2000|hard|Critic Hippolyte Babou suggested the title of Baudelaire's 'Les Fleurs du mal', which translates as this|The Flowers of Evil
16/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|DINING OUT IN EUROPE|$1000|hard|Put, Vejni, whose name means 'Blow, Wind!', is one of the finest restaurants in this Latvian capital|Riga
27/10/2005|Jeopardy!|3-M|$200|easy|The greatest quantity possible, perhaps in prison security|maximum
02/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NATURALISTS|$600|medium|Studying these in the Swiss Alps, Louis Agassiz postulated the Earth was once covered by them|Glaciers
27/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$1000|hard|The south arm of this sea, named for the Englishman who explored it in 1841, is an ice shelf|the Ross Sea
03/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WILL U.|$1200|hard|The university named for this 27th president has no classrooms (or bathtubs); it teaches all its courses online|(William Howard) Taft
19/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NUMBER, PLEASE|$1600|hard|We just got a call from the authorities to evacuate, in the system known as 'reverse' this|9-1-1
24/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITOL RECORDS|$1000|hard|This singer's 1999 album 'Deconstruction' follows her 1997 smash 'Blurring The Edges'|Meredith Brooks
29/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GERMAN LITERATURE|$400|easy|Many of the fairy tales compiled by them came from Dorthea Viehmann, a widow who came to town to sell produce|the Brothers Grimm
26/11/2004|Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$800|hard|The highest temperature ever recorded in this state was 117 degrees on July 5, 1985 in St. George|Utah
23/11/2009|Jeopardy!|CURRENT BLACK PRESIDENTS|$600|medium|President Laurent Gbagbo heads this country that goes by its French name most of the time|Côte d'Ivoire (the Ivory Coast)
05/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|VILLES DE FRANCE|$1200|hard|Loire Valley castle t--uh, excursions can begin in this capital of the Indre-et-Loire Department|Tours
01/06/2000|Jeopardy!|COLORS|$300|easy|Lilac, lavender, puce|Purple
13/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|SICKNESS & HEALTH|$800|hard|The key ingredient in smelling salts which are used to revive a person who has fainted|Ammonia
22/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A STEVE MARTIN FILM FESTIVAL|$1600|hard|'Wherever there is injustice, you will find us'|The Three Amigos
08/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'M.J.'|$1600|hard|This Queen of Gospel Music was brought up in a pious family & refused to sing anything but religious songs|Mahalia Jackson
06/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PAINTERS|$2000|hard|Artist Edward Hicks, now known for 'The Peaceable Kingdom', was famous in life as a preacher for this group|Quakers (Society of Friends)
18/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COMPANIES NAMED AFTER PEOPLE|$400|easy|During WWI the U.S. government confiscated the assets of this German aspirin company & sold off the name|Bayer
15/12/2009|Jeopardy!|STATE FACTS|$600|medium|The honeybee, its state insect, is a reference to deseret, a Book of Mormon word meaning 'honeybee'|Utah
24/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SYMBOLS|$800|hard|The long symbolic history of the pentacle includes representing Jesus' five of these|wounds (or stigmata)
15/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP|$2000|hard|In 1996, this fast food poultry purveyor from Georgia added its name to football's Peach Bowl|Chick-fil-A
14/12/2006|Jeopardy!|INAPPROPRIATE TEAM NAMES|$1000|hard|This NBA team had that type of bear in Canada; now that they moved, they should be called 'The Elvises'|Memphis Grizzlies
03/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$400|easy|The Cattleya is the variety of this flower most widely used for corsages|orchids
14/12/2010|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$600|medium|Paul's letters in the New Testament were written in a version of this language called Koine|Greek
29/12/1989|Jeopardy!|1989|$300|easy|Nike introduced a basketball shoe that can be inflated around this joint for better support|Ankle
15/11/1989|Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$500|medium|This Aussie singer was once a commissioner of parks & recreation for the state of California|Helen ('I Am Woman') Reddy
28/05/1992|Jeopardy!|SPORTS FIGURES|$400|easy|A 7-mile strip of highlway near Wilmington, N.C. was recently dedicated to this Chicago Bulls star|Michael Jordan
18/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|Also called Horeb, experts aren't sure which mount it actually is: Serbal & Jebel Musa are guesses|Mount Sinai
18/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|20TH CENTURY AUTHORS|$200|easy|'After Many A Summer Dies the Swan' is a 1939 novel by this author of 'Brave New World'|Aldous Huxley
21/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATION|$1200|hard|Police radio codes that start with this 2-digit number date back to the 1930s|10
16/02/2007|Jeopardy!|MEASUREMENT|$600|medium|Number of half-inches in a yard|72
10/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS|$600|medium|Lenin called him ruthless, and his purges proved he was|Stalin
27/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|YOU CAN CZECH OUT ANY TIME YOU LIKE|$2000|hard|On July 6, 1415 this religious reformer with a 3-letter last name was burned at the stake at Constance|Jan Hus
27/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1200|hard|What a vampire on an HBO show might have to know to get a transfusion, such as O or AB|True Blood type
18/01/2008|Jeopardy!|BOOK KNOWLEDGE|$800|hard|A colophon is a section at the end of a book that often names this, like 10-point Baskerville|the font
29/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AN ALLOCATION OF ALLITERATION|$800|hard|Kathryn Morris of CBS might be able to help you identify the name of these unsolved homicides|cold cases
23/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ISAAC HAYES|$800|hard|Before falling out with the show's creators, Isaac cooked as this 'South Park' character|Chef
12/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SPACE EXPLORERS|$600|medium|In 'Apollo 13' Tom Hanks portrays this astronaut|Jim Lovell
09/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH DERIVATIONS|$1200|hard|This fabric word come from the phrase 'gloves of Sweden', where the leather was buffed|suede
15/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS IN AMERICA|$1200|hard|The song mentions their pride|Pilgrims
12/03/2002|Jeopardy!|CLUB ME!|$400|easy|In 1998 the hit revival of the Broadway musical 'Cabaret' moved to this legendary club on West 54th Street|Studio 54
09/06/1997|Final Jeopardy!|AFRICA|None|None|In the 1980s the U.S.-backed FNLA & UNITA battled the Cuban-backed MPLA for control of this country|Angola
02/02/2010|Jeopardy!|GOING ABSOLUTELY DENTAL|$800|hard|It ain't cheap fiction; it's the inner substance of the tooth containing veins, arteries & nerves|pulp
21/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE MAKEUP CHAIR|$400|easy|Club Monaco could be called 'Club Monica' since she wore its makeup for her Barbara Walters interview|Monica Lewinsky
30/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL SUCCESSION 2010|$400|easy|This Treasury head is No. 5; after dealing with the economy, how hard could the top job be?|Timothy Geithner
05/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT ROYAL|$200|easy|Seen here, this third son is now involved in television production|Prince Edward
27/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'SEX' SELLS|$200|easy|A person in his or her sixties|Sexagenarian
25/02/2010|Jeopardy!|BREAKFAST AT EPIPHANY'S|$2000|hard|This Shakespeare play title refers to Epiphany Eve|Twelfth Night
18/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PHOTOGRAPHY|$1200|hard|In 1907 2 French brothers with this last name marketed their autochrome glass plates to produce color photos|Lumière
01/06/1990|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'KH'|$500|medium|This Turkish title is from a Persian word meaning 'prince'|Khadiv
21/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR|$200|easy|In the Battle of Trenton, these German mercenaries were under the command of Col. Johann Rall|Hessians
14/03/2011|Jeopardy!|LET'S GO ONLINE|$600|medium|The home page of this 5-letter site says 'talk for hours'; this-to-this 'calls are free'|Skype
24/06/2003|Jeopardy!|SOAP WORLD|$400|easy|'Feel Clean and Fresh' with this striated emerald green soap, aye!|Irish Spring
11/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'60s LYRICS|$400|easy|Simon & Garfunkel told her that 'Jesus loves you more than you will know, wo, wo, wo'|Mrs. Robinson
23/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC GAME SHOWS|$1200|hard|4 celebrity panelists try to determine the correct occupation of the contestant|What's My Line?
05/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$200|easy|This opera star & 'Celebrity Jeopardy!' contestant began life as Belle Silverman|Beverly Sills
19/11/1997|Jeopardy!|SUNDAY MORNING TV|$300|easy|His name no longer appears in the title of ABC's 'This Week'|David Brinkley
12/11/2007|Jeopardy!|POETIC LICENSE|$400|easy|The opium-induced sleep that inspired his 'Kubla Khan' was an omen; he later became dependent on the drug|(Samuel Taylor) Coleridge
02/07/2009|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE FOOTBALL QUOTES|$400|easy|This coach of the Gipper: 'I've found that prayers work best when you have big players'|Knute Rockne
12/01/2005|Jeopardy!|LEFTOVERS|$200|easy|The last line of  'The Communist Manifesto' was addressed to these people of the world|the International Workers of the World
28/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FROM PAGE TO SCREEN|$2000|hard|Rachel McAdams is the titular spouse in the 2009 film based on this novel by Audrey Niffenegger|The Time Traveler's Wife
02/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY|$1600|hard|A work that Shelley called 'a lyrical drama' finds this mythical man 'unbound'|Prometheus
06/09/2000|Final Jeopardy!|XYZ AFFAIR|None|None|As part of the U.S. Treaty Negotiation Team, this future VP under Madison knew where to 'draw the lines'|Elbridge Gerry
15/07/2008|Jeopardy!|THE EMERALD ISLE|$1000|hard|In 2008 he announced he'd step down after 11 years as Ireland's prime minister|Bertie Ahern
09/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|INTERESTING ANAGRAMS|$800|hard|For 1,000 years it was an Asian capital: TOKYO|Kyoto
23/06/1987|Jeopardy!|THE BAHAMAS|$300|easy|Although considered part of the region, the Bahamas are not located in this sea|the Caribbean
05/05/2005|Jeopardy!|BODY PARTS BY PREFIX|$700|hard|Entero-|the intestine
11/03/2002|Jeopardy!|ELLA FITZGERALD|$800|hard|One critic likened Ella's voice to Cabernet Sauvignon; that of this trumpeter & duet partner, to Wild Turkey|Louis Armstrong
27/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS MEXICANS|$800|hard|This guerrilla leader of the agrarian movement helped Madero overthrow Diaz in 1911|Emiliano Zapata
01/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHY|$400|easy|'Cartesian' refers to the ideas of this man, the 'Father of Modern Philosophy'|Descartes
16/11/2009|Final Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SONGS FROM MOVIES|None|None|6-word title of the song that says, 'For the house fell on her head & the coroner pronounced her dead'|Ding-Dong!  The Witch Is Dead
21/03/2008|Jeopardy!|TENNIS TALK|$400|easy|If you net your first serve & hit the umpire in the eye with the second, it's one of these, & you lose the point|a double fault
23/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|INFO PLEASE|$1600|hard|David Obey chairs this U.S. House committee with responsibility for spending|Appropriations
20/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TIME FOR A HAIRCUT|$1200|hard|It's the instrument used to create the deep waves of a Marcel cut|curling iron (or curling roller)
16/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S VISIT CYPRUS|$400|easy|Reflecting Cyprus' split personality & politics, these are the 2 official languages of Cyprus besides English|Greek & Turkish
26/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN TO THE BORDER|$800|hard|A 1966 treaty entitles this nation bordering China to Russian military help if it's ever invaded|Mongolia
13/06/2001|Jeopardy!|LET'S CELEBRATE!|$400|easy|In September the San Gennaro Festival turns this 'small' ethnic area of Manhattan into a street fair|Little Italy
17/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EURONEWS|$600|medium|Philippe Bourguignon left the chairmanship of Eurodisney to join this resort 'club'|Club Med
04/06/2007|Jeopardy!|THE WOK OF LIFE|$200|easy|After it's shelled & deveined, it's popularly served in lobster sauce|shrimp
10/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN EXCHANGE|$400|easy|Fiji's currency features this monarch on the obverse|Queen Elizabeth II
04/02/2010|Jeopardy!|COLLEGIATE RHYME TIME|$800|hard|A bureau for the clothes of a teacher of college courses|professor dresser
09/01/2008|Jeopardy!|SITCOM SIBLINGS|$400|easy|Justin Berfield, Erik Per Sullivan, Frankie Muniz|Malcolm in the Middle
15/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T BE AFRAID OF OPERA|$800|hard|'Le Marchand de Venise' is a 1935 opera based on this play|The Merchant of Venice
07/04/1988|Double Jeopardy!|'COLOR'FUL ANSWERS|$1000|hard|Though it's not technically a musical instrument, a clavilux is called this|a color organ
05/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|UNITE US|$400|easy|Now with about 10 million total members, these 2 unions united in 1955|the AFL & the CIO
29/04/2005|Jeopardy!|TV THEME SONGS|$400|easy|'What if God was one of us?  Just a slob like one of us?'|Joan of Arcadia
01/12/2005|Final Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|None|None|10 million people live in this country that is almost bisected by the second-longest river in Europe|Hungary
20/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THIS IS A JOB FOR A HERO|$400|easy|Perry Mason|an attorney
11/07/2003|Jeopardy!|B____G|$1000|hard|Mystery author Katherine Hall Page has put 'The Body in the Cast', 'The Body in the Kelp' & 'The Body in' this|the Bog
31/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE DENTIST'S OFFICE|$1600|hard|Modern lead aprons worn during x-raying have a collar to protect this gland from the radiation|the thryoid gland
06/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$1000|hard|The Ballets Russes was dissolved after the 1929 death of this great Russian impresario|Sergei Diaghilev
21/02/2000|Jeopardy!|FOOTBALL|$800|hard|In 1995 this expansion team played its first season's home games at Clemson|Carolina Panthers
30/06/2011|Jeopardy!|THE BARE FACTS|$400|easy|In 1974 Ray Stevens recorded a novelty record about this new fad of running nude in public & took it to no. 1 on the charts|streaking
14/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$200|easy|In an annual tribute, seven boys & seven girls were fed to this monster of the Labyrinth|Minotaur
09/12/2002|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER BANDS|$600|medium|This duo had a 1984 No. 1 hit with 'Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go'|Wham!
23/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSING, DECOMPOSING|$2000|hard|Doctored up the 1-act operetta 'Le docteur miracle' in 1857, went past doctor's help on June 3, 1875 in Bougival, France|(Georges) Bizet
11/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS ON FILM|$1200|hard|'Devotion' starred Ida Lupino & Olivia de Havilland as these writing sisters|Charlotte & Emily Bronte
07/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|VERSE CASE SCENARIO|$400|easy|This 2-letter word is the title & first word of Kipling's poem that ends, 'you'll be a man, my son!'|if
07/07/2003|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|None|None|He turned down an appointment as a U.S. senator in 1875 because it meant accepting a pardon for treason|Jefferson Davis
18/02/2009|Jeopardy!|CAN'T GET ENOUGH OPERA|$600|medium|Gertrude S., a character in 'The Mother of Us All', is really this Gertrude S. who wrote the opera's libretto|(Gertrude) Stein
22/01/1990|Jeopardy!|NAMES IN THE NEWS|$500|medium|On July 28, 1989 Israeli forces went to Jibchit, Lebanon & carried this man back to Israel|Sheik Abdul Al-Karim Obed
20/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|A BANNER YEAR IN THE NEW YORK TIMES|$200|easy|Year of the fateful headline seen here|1914
01/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE MUSICALS|$1600|hard|George Chakiris played Riff in the West End production of this musical, but played Bernardo in the 1961 film|West Side Story
05/06/2000|Jeopardy!|JOHN HANCOCK|$100|easy|Though without military experience, Hancock expected the commander-in-chief job that went to this man|George Washington
14/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$600|medium|This explorer was about 60 when he died in Cuba in 1521, not too youthful|Ponce de León
06/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|REALLY GRIMM FAIRY TALES|$800|hard|Rapunzel's was really long until a mean old witch cut it off so the prince couldn't climb up it|Hair
08/02/1999|Jeopardy!|THE WORLD SERIES|$100|easy|In 1906 these 2 Chicago teams played each other in the Series for the first & last time|Cubs & White Sox
23/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ABRAHAM, ISAAC, JACOB|$400|easy|He had Hamlin for his veep|Abraham Lincoln
02/04/1993|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$100|easy|The pattern of the fibrous tissue in wood, it's tough to go against it|the grain
25/01/2010|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES IN SPACE|$400|easy|This country named its Sina-1 satellite after a Persian philosopher|Iran
10/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES|$400|easy|This entertainer earned the nickname 'The Handcuff King' for his ability to escape manacles|Harry Houdini
31/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AN OVID READER|$400|easy|'Now there are cornfields where' this ancient city, temporary home to Helen, 'once was'|Troy
02/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ROYAL LANDMARKS|$2000|hard|English folk still leave flowers at the spot where King Harold fell in this battle|Hastings
26/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE WHO BECAME WORDS|$800|hard|By leaving his cows unbranded, a Texas cattle rancher gave us this term for an independent loner|Maverick
26/01/1999|Jeopardy!|NOBEL WINNERS BY CATEGORY|$300|easy|Alexander Fleming|Medicine
29/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FAITH|$2000|hard|From middle Persian for 'basic text', the Avesta is the main scripture of this ancient religion|Zoroastrianism
19/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMA QUEENS|$1500|hard|In 1935 & '36 Helen Hayes reigned for 517 Broadway performances as this queen who reigned for 63 years|Victoria
04/04/1997|Final Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|None|None|This artist sculpted the famous statuary group that stands in front of the town hall in Calais|Auguste Rodin ('The Burghers of Calais')
23/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU?|$1000|hard|It's the term for the curvature seen here|Scoliosis
30/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|21st CENTURY QUOTATIONS|$4000|hard|In June 2006 this mayor said, 'This is the Big Easy, and sometimes we lay back a little too much.  Get off your duffs'|Ray Nagin
24/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$400|easy|Around 1000 the Christian Church spilt into 2 main forms:  Roman Catholic & this|Eastern Orthodox
22/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE FABULOUS 14th CENTURY|$400|easy|Casimir III, who passed the statute of Wislica, allowed the Jews to settle in this country that he ruled|Poland
20/09/2011|Jeopardy!|AGING GRACEFULLY|$800|hard|'Free' these aren't out to overthrow your government; they accelerate age-related diseases, so avoid them|radicals
19/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BOGEY MEN|$400|easy|This lefty finished second in the 2009 U.S. Open after a bogey on the 17th hole|Phil Mickelson
14/09/2010|Jeopardy!|EQUALS ONE|$1000|hard|453.59 grams|a pound
03/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MURDER, SHE WROTE|$800|hard|This female P.I. investigates murder & mayhem in books by Sara Paretsky|VI Warshawski
15/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ADD A LETTER|$2000|hard|Confer if you wish, but if you add a letter to 'confer', it becomes this type of evergreen|conifer
19/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN BODIES OF WATER|$800|hard|This strait off Sicily links the Tyrrhenian & Ionian Seas|the Strait of Messina
17/01/1991|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL COAT-OF-ARMS|$2000|hard|Among the symbols used on its coat-of-arms are two Gurkhas & the Himalayas|Nepal
28/12/2007|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$200|easy|In 1904 C.H. Lang of Chicago opened the first dealership devoted to this Milwaukee-based motorcycle co.|Harley-Davidson
19/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS|$1600|hard|This 2-word term for first prize comes from what serves as the badge of Britain's Order of the Garter|blue ribbon
23/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PAINT NO STOPPING US NOW|$400|easy|It's said this Spaniard who painted 'Three Musicians' in 1921 paid for some meals by doodling on napkins|Picasso
07/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|QUESTION: MARKS|$600|medium|His less 'forceful' film credits include 'Slipstream' & 'Corvette Summer'|Mark Hamill
14/01/2011|Jeopardy!|JUS-TIFIED|$200|easy|Jus fluminum is the right to use these, like the Tiber|waterways (or rivers)
07/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BRIT LIT|$200|easy|The man-eating Grendel, Grendel's mom & a fire-breathing dragon are slain in this epic from the 8th century|Beowulf
11/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COMPUTER JARGON|$1600|hard|'Egosurfing' means searching the net for this|your own name
03/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WILL U.|$2000|hard|The university named for this river is just across the street from Oregon's Capitol building|the Willamette
05/07/1999|Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$100|easy|This statue discovered in the Cyclades Islands in 1820 may have held her garment in her now lost right hand|Venus de Milo
16/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL SPEAKERS|$200|easy|'The woman who thou gavest to be with me, she gave me of the tree and I did eat'|Adam
21/01/2004|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE 'D's|$600|medium|A toy bear all alone on a store shelf inspired this character seen here|Paddington Bear
09/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|...DIES BY THE 'S' WORD|$2000|hard|It's another Japanese word for hara-kiri|seppuku
21/04/2010|Jeopardy!|THE FILM THAT ALMOST WAS|$1000|hard|Eddie Murphy got the role in this '84 police comedy after Sylvester Stallone dropped out|Beverly Hills Cop
22/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FOLK|$800|hard|This man's tenure as U.N. Secretary-General may have been subject to KGB manipulation due to a hidden Nazi past|Kurt Waldheim
30/04/2009|Jeopardy!|ALSO A COLOR|$600|medium|Indecent|blue
23/11/2005|Jeopardy!|CITY SEALS|$600|medium|The portrait on this state capital's seal resembles the one on the penny|Lincoln
11/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SOMETHING'S FISHY|$800|hard|The black type of this fish with a woman's name is a striking addition to any aquarium|a molly
05/07/1995|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$200|easy|From 1952-54 'The Adventures of' this husband & wife played both on TV and radio|Ozzie & Harriet
04/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|QUASI-RELATED PAIRS|$600|medium|Country legend Johnny & film legend Grant|Cash & Cary
18/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LESLIE NIELSEN MOVIES|$400|easy|In this film, Robert Hays: 'Surely you can't be serious.' Leslie: 'I am serious...and don't call me Shirley'|Airplane!
08/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ICE CREAM|$400|easy|Minty Python & Choc Ness Monster were suggestions for this company's new British flavor|Ben & Jerry's
13/09/2006|Final Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS|None|None|The 2 GOP vice presidents who succeeded to the presidency & were later elected president in their own right|Theodore Roosevelt & Calvin Coolidge
13/02/1990|Jeopardy!|CEREALS|$100|easy|This cereal isn't named after the Flintstones' daughter but for the little bitty stones it resembles|Pebbles
25/05/2005|Jeopardy!|WEBSTER'S NEW WORLD COLLEGE DICTIONARY|$1000|hard|New wine words include syrah & this Australian equivalent|shiraz
04/07/2001|Jeopardy!|IT'S THE LAW|$200|easy|Restaurants cannot serve colored margarine in this 'Constitution State' unless a notice is posted|Connecticut
19/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GARDENS|$800|hard|Keukenhof Gardens near Amsterdam has over 4 million of these flowers on display showcasing the latest hybrids|tulips
07/07/2003|Jeopardy!|STARTS & ENDS WITH 'C'|$600|medium|The irritability & crying caused by this condition in infants can last up to 12 hours|colic
15/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$1200|hard|Visible with binoculars (but less so in the planet's summer), they're the easiest Martian surface features to see|the polar ice caps
15/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$800|hard|When he died in 1924, he was working on the last act of 'Turandot'; Franco Alfano completed the opera|(Giacomo) Puccini
10/05/2005|Jeopardy!|QUASI-RELATED PAIRS|$600|medium|Scalds & footballer Marcus|Burns & Allen
04/03/2008|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$600|medium|Artesian, Herbert George, Indian|wells
14/02/2000|Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINING CATS|$500|medium|The cat seen here lives with the TV family with this last name: (Salem the Cat: 'I'll take 'World Domination' for $1000, Alex!')|Spellman (on 'Sabrina the Teenage Witch')
21/04/2005|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN SLOGANS|$200|easy|'Not just peanuts'|Carter
09/03/2006|Jeopardy!|GET YOUR KICKS|$400|easy|These high-kicking honeys are the signature performers at Radio City Music Hall|the Rockettes
20/01/2006|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN FIRST NAMES|$600|medium|Late 'Can-Can' dancer Prowse|Juliet
15/12/1997|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$100|easy|Yonsei University in Seoul is this country's oldest university|South Korea
14/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$400|easy|In 'Through the Looking Glass' he tells Alice there's no chance he'd ever fall off his wall|Humpty Dumpty
03/12/1984|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$400|easy|This bowl game changes location every year|the Super Bowl
18/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|JUST DESSERTS|$600|medium|A happy baking accident led to the invention of this semisoft candy that's often chocolate|Fudge
25/12/2008|Jeopardy!|GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT|$600|medium|An infraction is a breach, as of rules: a myocardial this is a heart atfack|an infarction
06/09/2001|Jeopardy!|AS QUOTED IN NEWSWEEK|$300|easy|An NYU student said of this Clinton foe, 'He's obviously a better teacher than he is a special prosecutor'|Ken Starr
09/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WINE A LITTLE|$1200|hard|Chablis & beaujolais come from this major wine-growing region in France|Burgundy
29/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THE 'G'-5|$1000|hard|This multi-decked Spanish warship had 3 masts & a square rig|a galleon
08/04/2011|Jeopardy!|COME, HO CHI MINH|$1000|hard|Ho Chi Minh's real family name wasn't Ho, it was this, like many other Vietnamese|Nguyen
13/10/2009|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL TALK|$200|easy|'To stir up' this type of wasp's nest means to set in motion a bustle of hostile activity|a hornet's nest
20/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT|$1600|hard|On the 4th of July in 1965, 2 years after 'I Have a Dream', Martin Luther King preached on this 'dream'|the American dream
08/04/2011|Jeopardy!|YES, THAT'S 'WHITE'|$1000|hard|Down a shot & name this 1973 Burt Reynolds movie|White Lightning
09/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$400|easy|The National Civil Rights Museum is located on the Memphis site where he was assassinated in 1968|Martin Luther King Jr.
13/11/2008|Jeopardy!|ALL YOU NEED IS GOV.|$800|hard|Bobby Jindal, who replaced Kathleen Blanco|Louisiana
08/11/2010|Jeopardy!|CITY BY HOTELS|$400|easy|Covent Garden Hotel, The Dorchester|London
26/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES YOU SHOULD KNOW|$800|hard|The glasses & beret were classy, but this somewhat suicidal fish mascot was never good enough for StarKist|Charlie (the) Tuna
12/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$5000|hard|Sugars, alcohols & starches are all formed by different combos of these 3 elements|hydrogen, carbon & oxygen
23/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TOMB WITH A VIEW|$200|easy|Martha Washington rests in a tomb just south of this house|Mount Vernon
29/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S CANADA, EH|$800|hard|If you're sending a love letter to your Canadian sweetie & put SK on the envelope, she lives in this province|Saskatchewan
09/03/1998|Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$100|easy|Name of the product invented by a GE chemist that's packaged in the container seen here: (red plastic egg)|Silly Putty
13/10/2011|Jeopardy!|VIDEO GAME HISTORY|$800|hard|OK chums, Deathwing the Dragon has caused a 'cataclysm' on Azeroth in a 2010 expansion of this massive game|World of Warcraft
27/09/2007|Jeopardy!|ARCHIPELAGOS|$400|easy|In 1965 the Cook Islands became self-governing in free association with this country that provides for their defense|New Zealand
16/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS HISTORY|$1000|hard|Mohammed's flight from Mecca ended at this city, considered Islam's 2nd holiest|Medina
31/01/2006|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN BEAUTY|$200|easy|In 2002 she legally dropped Voight as her last name|Angelina Jolie
11/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$600|medium|Faye Dunaway won a 1998 Sarah Siddons Award for playing this Greek-American diva in 'Master Class'|Maria Callas
24/05/2005|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$800|hard|This committee that once claimed 800,000 members was dissolved Dec. 11, 1941|the America First Committee
23/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'O' TOWN|$2000|hard|This city is home to the Kon-Tiki Museum & a royal palace|Oslo
22/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK LETTERS|$600|medium|It's the final name in watch brands|Omega
25/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CANINE & FELINE FILM TITLES|$400|easy|'A Shot in the Dark' was the first sequel to this 1964 Peter Sellers film|The Pink Panther
04/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THEY MEANT BUSINESS|$200|easy|Howard Schultz made this chain ubiquitous in the U.S. after having an epiphany over espresso|Starbucks
24/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|The Israeli town of Eilat is located at the head of this gulf|Gulf of Aqaba
06/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE A|$1000|hard|This river 'trans'its South Africa & flows into the Orange|Vaal River
23/03/2010|Jeopardy!|PHONING IT IN|$400|easy|This hyphenated adjective refers to a phone call requiring no additional fee beyond the basic service charge|toll-free
10/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES IN POP MUSIC|$800|hard|He could be one of Scooby Doo's crew, but this reggae star made 'Angel' a big hit in 2001|Shaggy
16/06/1998|Jeopardy!|THE ANIMAL KINGDOM|$300|easy|The scientific name of the 'mute' type is Cygnus olor|Swan
21/02/2008|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|None|None|In 1733 he wrote, 'The heart of a fool is in his mouth, but the mouth of a wise man is in his heart'|Benjamin Franklin
04/10/2006|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE HISTORY!|$200|easy|Heads up!  This 16th century British king had 6 wives & a Tudor garage|King Henry VIII
13/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$400|easy|The middle name of this 'Kill Bill' star is Karuna & she has a brother named Mipam|Uma Thurman
27/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE CORONER STORE|$2000|hard|An acute disease of the lungs marked by difficult breathing & fever, lobar this, did the guy in|pneumonia
07/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY|$1200|hard|Characters in this musical include a teacup called Chip & a clock named Cogsworth|Beauty and the Beast
21/12/2005|Final Jeopardy!|LINES FROM LINCOLN|None|None|Though it's not accurate, this meaning of the word 'Mississippi' appears in one of Lincoln's most famous lines|father of waters
12/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$200|easy|'Red Vineyard at Arles' was possibly the only painting this Dutchman sold during his lifetime|Vincent Van Gogh
25/09/2008|Jeopardy!|CHARLIE WILSON'S WAR WORDS|$800|hard|From the Latin for 'before the war' comes this term for a period before a war, especially the Civil War|antebellum
29/06/2011|Jeopardy!|SCIENTIFIC NAMES|$600|medium|Canis rufus|a red wolf
18/09/2009|Jeopardy!|YEARS|$200|easy|Rudolph Giuliani was Time magazine's Person of the Year for this troubled year|2001
17/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SODERBERGH MOVIES IN OTHER WORDS|$1200|hard|'The accumulation of vehicles along highway routes'|Traffic
15/05/1992|Jeopardy!|PREFIXES|$100|easy|It's often found in front of 'marine sandwich'|sub-
17/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE BIBLICAL BLANK|$800|hard|Mark 2:9 -- 'Arise, and take up thy bed, and ____'|Walk
17/06/2011|Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$800|hard|This Irish city is home to Reginald's Tower, said to date from 1003, but is better known for its crystal|Waterford
16/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'P'SCIENCE & MEDICINE|$800|hard|This extinct flying reptile's name is from the Greek for 'finger wing'|pterodactyl
07/11/2006|Jeopardy!|INITIALLY YOURS|$600|medium|NFL Hall of Famer, Class of 1999: LT|Lawrence Taylor
18/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$2000|hard|For this revolutionary image, Archibald Willard originally showed the 3 musicians in a July 4th parade|The Spirit of '76
19/01/1993|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$400|easy|A favorite saying of W.C. Fields was 'You can't' do this to 'an honest man'|cheat
07/04/1998|Jeopardy!|'CHA' CHA CHA|$300|easy|It's the goblet for the wine used in holy communion|a chalice
13/07/2001|Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH REVOLUTION|$400|easy|This national anthem was first sung by patriots from Marseille who aided in the storming of the Tuileries in 1792|La Marseillaise
22/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DAVID MAMET|$800|hard|In 1976 Mamet taught at the School of Drama at this Ivy League university whose alumni include Meryl Streep|Yale
02/02/1999|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LITERATURE|$300|easy|The first character Alice meets in Wonderland, he wears a waistcoat & a pocket watch|The White Rabbit
18/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE NICKNAMES|$200|easy|Appropriately, the John Jay College of Criminal Justice uses this droopy-eared dog as its nickname|bloodhounds
21/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|The Paraguay River divides Paraguay into 2 major regions:  Occidental Paraguay & this|Oriental Paraguay
18/09/2006|Jeopardy!|'OVER' & 'UNDER'|$800|hard|To disguise the illegal source of money by routing it through banks or intermediaries|laundering
16/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE ANCIENTS|$2000|hard|He's the Greek shown here practicing his craft in a work by Raphael|Euclid
22/01/2004|Jeopardy!|WRITERS ON CAPE COD|$400|easy|This 'Breakfast of Champions' author once put breakfast on the table by selling Saabs on Cape Cod|Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.
27/12/2002|Jeopardy!|LIVE IN TEXAS|$1000|hard|This billionaire Texan was asked to testify on his Plano company's involvement in California's energy crisis|H. Ross Perot
14/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FORMER CHILD STARS|$1000|hard|(AUDIO DAILY DOUBLE): Former child star heard here in a 1962 movie musical; he now works behind the camera:|Ron Howard (in 'The Music Man')
26/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$1000|hard|This 18th century Swedish botanist was introduced to botany by his father, a minister in the town of Rashult|Carolus Linnaeus
09/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. POSTAL ABBREVIATIONS|$400|easy|NV|Nevada
19/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CORPORATE SYMBOLS|$800|hard|A female figure reminiscent of the Statue of Liberty has been this film company's corporate insignia since 1936|Columbia Pictures
18/09/2006|Jeopardy!|MORTAL MATTERS|$800|hard|In a December night in 1916, he was poisoned, shot & thrown in the Neva River to drown|Rasputin
27/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WILD WOMEN IN HISTORY|$800|hard|Calamity Jane's memoirs spread the tale of her torrid romance with this 'Wild' westerner|Wild Bill Hickok
10/04/1998|Jeopardy!|TEMPTATIONS|$400|easy|The top-selling Girl Scout cookies are these refreshing & crisp cocoa wafers|Thin Mints
25/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHIES|$400|easy|This former child star is the subject of a 1988 book subtitled 'Actress To Ambassador'|Shirley Temple Black
24/03/2009|Jeopardy!|REBELLIONS: SHAYS' & WHISKEY|$400|easy|Shays' Rebellion in this state in 1786-87 included an attack on the Springfield armory|Massachusetts
06/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN'|$800|hard|In 2011 the New York Times it was a-changin' as Jill Abramson became its first female executive this|editor
02/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THE WORLD|$600|medium|The trail named for these people led from Cuzco to Intipunku, 'the gateway of the sun', & on to Machu Picchu|the Incans
07/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGE ARTS|$2000|hard|Castilian is the official standard form of this Romance language|Spanish
11/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS OF THE BIBLE|$200|easy|The sayings in this book include 'When pride cometh, then cometh shame; but with the lowly is wisdom'|Proverbs
07/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A 'MAD' WORLD|$3000|hard|The volcanic soil of this Atlantic island helps give a distinctive rich flavor to the fortified wine named for it|Madeira
05/06/2003|Jeopardy!|GIVE ME AN 'H'|$200|easy|'The Sweetest Place on Earth' is an amusement park in Pennsylvania, operated by this company|Hershey's
02/02/2006|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$600|medium|What a shopper!  In the 1860s she reportedly bought 300 pairs of gloves during one 4-month period|Mary Todd Lincoln
18/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COCA-COLA|$400|easy|A heartwarming Coke commercial from 1979 featured this Steelers lineman|'Mean' Joe Greene
08/09/1989|Jeopardy!|U.S.A.|$300|easy|This state is home to The National Fishing Tackle Museum & The 5 Civilized Tribes Museum|Oklahoma
08/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|POETRY|$200|easy|Poe wrote, 'They tinkle, tinkle, tinkle, in the icy air of night!'|the bells
12/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LANDLOCKED UP|$1200|hard|5 miles from Rimini, Italy, this nation has a population of about 30,000|San Marino
27/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'EAST'|$1800|hard|It's from the Old French for 'wild creature'|a beast
28/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AUTO-BREVIATIONS|$400|easy|Remember that the S in 'MSRP' stands for this--the dealer's allowed to sell cheaper|suggested
28/06/1988|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS QUOTES|$400|easy|Expression attributed to Henry VIII to which Adam Clayton Powell added the word 'baby'|Keep the faith
26/04/1999|Jeopardy!|CAR MODELS|$500|medium|5000, A4, A8|Audi
30/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|1909|$400|easy|In November this site was chosen as the USA's principal naval base in the Pacific|Pearl Harbor
08/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE OBJECT OF THE HASBRO GAME|$1000|hard|What a fun game--buy insurance; pay taxes; get in a ski accident; get fired; bottom line--get the highest dollar amount|Life
24/02/2010|Jeopardy!|'L.L.', SEE|$400|easy|This villain's obsession with Superman goes back to Action Comics No. 23 in 1940|Lex Luthor
08/02/2007|Jeopardy!|ROLE-PLAYING GAMES|$200|easy|Created by Gary Gygax in 1974, this granddaddy of RPGs uuses a 20-sided die & a monster manual|Dungeons & Dragons
05/05/2000|Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$300|easy|This sports star seen here recently launched his own magazine 'In The Red Zone'|Joe Montana
18/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|STATE OF CONFUSION|$1000|hard|Western counties in a Confederate state seceded & formed this state in 1863|West Virginia
08/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|I NEED SOME SPACE|$2000|hard|The ESA, established in 1975, stands for this Space Agency; its 18 members include France & Germany|European
04/06/2003|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$1000|hard|You can buy RR souvenirs at the Tennessee home where this engineer lived at the time of his 1900 death|Casey Jones
06/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|I WANT SOME 'MO'|$600|medium|This lustrous fiber is derived from the coat of the Angora goat|Mohair
05/07/1993|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYMES|$200|easy|He said to the pieman, 'Let me taste your ware'|Simple Simon
29/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BRING OUT YOUR FRED|$1200|hard|In deteriorating health, he gave his last public piano recital in London at an 1848 benefit for Polish refugees|(Frederic) Chopin
23/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FITNESS|$1200|hard|Common 2-word phrase meaning to alternate sets with someone else on one piece of weight equipment|work in
08/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|JAPAN|$400|easy|A favorite dish of the Japanese is this one of sliced beef & vegetables cooked in soy sauce & saki|Sukiyaki
03/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|RETRONYMS|$800|hard|The computer age necessitated this rhyming term for letters delivered through the post|snail mail
17/06/1998|Jeopardy!|HITCHCOCK'S CATTLE|$500|medium|Diane Ladd knows this actor, her ex-husband, appeared as a sailor in 'Marnie'|Bruce Dern
28/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENT NAMES|$400|easy|In 1828 a Norse god thundered onto the periodic table in the name of this element, No. 90|Thorium
20/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$800|hard|This eccentric old lady in 'Great Expectations' dies after her wedding gown catches fire|Miss Havisham
03/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$200|easy|This university's Bodleian Library is entitled to free copies of all books printed in England|Oxford
23/12/2005|Jeopardy!|THE 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS|$600|medium|We found this eighth day's gift quite moo-ving|maids a-milking
10/07/2000|Jeopardy!|COMETS|$100|easy|The Comet of 1680 was the first to be discovered using one of these|Telescope
24/11/1993|Jeopardy!|HUMOROUS QUOTES|$300|easy|Wilfred Sheed wrote, 'If the French were really intelligent, they'd speak' this language|English
26/09/2003|Jeopardy!|YUM YUM!|$600|medium|York introduced these yummy 'patties' in 1940, but they weren't distributed nationally until 1975|peppermint patties
10/02/1997|Jeopardy!|SPAIN|$200|easy|The trout stream in 'The Sun Also Rises' is above the village of Burguete in this mountain range|Pyrenees
12/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HE'S MY VICE PRESIDENT!|$800|hard|John Nance Garner|Franklin D. Roosevelt
26/12/2006|Jeopardy!|PHOTOGRAPHERS|$200|easy|The AP's Alexander Zemlianichenko won a Pulitzer for his 1996 photo of this Russian president dancing at a rock concert|Boris Yeltsin
02/11/1999|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$300|easy|One given on taking leave is mentioned in Genesis 31; one of betrayal in Matthew 26|Kiss
12/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|1990|$800|hard|In June 1990 Alberto Fujimori was elected president of this South American country|Peru
04/01/2000|Jeopardy!|1999 EUROPEAN STAMPS|$200|easy|An Isle of Man series honoring this group has 'Night Fever', 'Words' & 'Massachusetts' stamps|Bee Gees
07/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'EVER's|$600|medium|Brand name of a spirit that's 95% grain alcohol, or the band that sings 'Everything To Everyone'|Everclear
24/09/2009|Jeopardy!|ONLY IN AMERICA|$400|easy|A female horse|mare
27/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PARTY|$800|hard|Must have been quite a 'party'; the British passed 1774's 'Intolerable Acts' to punish Massachusetts for it|Boston Tea Party
15/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HELL|$1600|hard|Ulysses met up again with Agamemnon & Ajax in a place ruled by this god|Hades
03/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE'S THE BODY?  AUTHOR'S EDITION|$200|easy|She's interred in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery in Concord, Mass. near her sisters, who were models for Beth & Meg|Louisa May Alcott
04/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SIEGES|$2500|hard|Legend says the survivors of the Huns' siege of Aquileia fled to the Adriatic marshes & built this city|Venice
13/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE RESTORATION|$1600|hard|The Restoration began in 1660 when this royal house was returned to the throne with the crowning of Charles II|the Stuart family
22/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF KNOWLEDGE|$600|medium|It's the Cairo suburb where you'll find the landmark seen here (Great Pyramid)|Giza
05/01/2005|Jeopardy!|I'LL BE YOUR WAITER|$800|hard|Even if you're not all related, we serve our portions this 'style', so get used to sharing|family style
28/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|L.A.: TROUBLES IN PARADISE|$400|easy|2 union leaders were convicted in the 1910 bombing of this major daily newspaper|Los Angeles Times
10/10/2000|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$300|easy|[Hi, I'm Kareem Abdul-Jabbar]  I won 6 NBA Most Valuable Player Awards during my career: 3 while playing with the Lakers & 3 with this team|Milwaukee Bucks
20/04/2001|Jeopardy!|SELF-TITLED ALBUMS|$300|easy|'Sailing' sailed off this 1980 album|Christopher Cross
09/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINING JOHNS|$2000|hard|On 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' this actor often tormented the Enterprise as the superior being 'Q'|John de Lancie
16/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS|$1200|hard|Thinking this man is the king, Hamlet kills him in Act III, Scene iv|Polonius
21/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$400|easy|The floor type of this art form originated with pebble floors laid in late-Neolithic Crete|Mosaics
17/07/2003|Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN LEAGUE|$600|medium|The logo of this west coast team is seen here|Seattle Mariners
11/01/1990|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$300|easy|1 of 2 animals you could be riding if you were sitting on a 'howdah'|Camel or Elephant
15/01/2010|Jeopardy!|'AGG'-RESSIVE|$1000|hard|A proud, stiff, pompous gait|swagger
16/09/2008|Jeopardy!|LEARN TO COOK|$800|hard|This fruit, essential to make guacamole, is ripe when the top & bottom yield to pressure|avocado
12/11/2004|Jeopardy!|PITS BURG|$800|hard|76 years old, the original Hass avocado tree died in 2002 in La Habra Heights in this state|California
24/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$200|easy|On July 4, 1803 Thomas Jefferson supplied this pair with a general letter of credit to use on their trip|Lewis & Clark
16/01/1996|Jeopardy!|MONEY & FINANCE|$300|easy|It's the type of tax paid on expensive items considered nonessential, such as yachts, furs & jewelry|Luxury Tax
17/11/1989|Jeopardy!|GARDENING|$400|easy|Azaleas are a member of this plant genus whose name means 'rose tree'|Rhododendron
13/12/2000|Jeopardy!|HOLD IT|$400|easy|A small box to hold tea leaves, or a person who carries another container, a golf bag|Caddy
25/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE DEVIL|$800|hard|Not only did William Peter Blatty write the second sequel to this film, he directed it as well|The Exorcist
30/11/1999|Jeopardy!|MOVIE QUOTES|$200|easy|1989: 'I'll have what she's having'|When Harry Met Sally...
05/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A NEW HAT|$400|easy|It's the name Americans gave to the British bowler hat|a derby
07/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|COMING UP ROSES|$1600|hard|This title character of 'The Western World' knows this other name of the Cheerio rose|Playboy rose
01/03/2005|Jeopardy!|ALSO AN APPLE VARIETY|$600|medium|Broadway musical about Charlemagne's son|Pippin
15/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE ITALIAN RENAISSANCE|$2000|hard|Her father, later Pope Alexander VI, arranged 3 marriages for her; the first was when she was 13|Lucrezia Borgia
14/03/2000|Jeopardy!|1998 QUOTATIONS|$100|easy|Concerning a failed Windows 98 demonstration, he said, 'I guess we still have some bugs to work out'|Bill Gates
18/05/2007|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL A LEGEND|$800|hard|One legend about the Alamo involves a fabulous hoard of gold supposedly dropped down a well by this col.|Jim Bowie
19/05/2003|Jeopardy!|EARNINGS FROM THE CRYPT|$200|easy|With $37 million in 1 year, the 'King' of the world's top-earning late celebrities is this man|Elvis Presley
01/03/2004|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL PLANET|$200|easy|These grizzly bear features can be up to 6 inches long & are non-retractable|claws
25/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CONTESTS|$200|easy|134-pound Hirofumi Nakajima holds the record of eating 24 1/2 of these in 12 minutes at the Nathan's July 4th contest|Hot dogs
04/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$600|medium|The name of Durga, a fierce & beautiful goddess of this religion, is Sanskrit for 'the inaccessible'|Hindu
19/06/2000|Jeopardy!|A CENTURY OF FOOD|$300|easy|In 1949 Charles Lubin introduced a cheesecake with this name, his daughter's|Sara Lee
15/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THAT 1870s SHOW|$600|medium|In a special episode, Marcy finds out her boyfriend Jerry was killed in this June 25, 1876 battle|Little Big Horn
23/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'G' MOVIES|$600|medium|Dennis Quaid marries a 13-year-old in the movie bio named for this 1957 song|Great Balls of Fire!
27/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PLACES IN THE BIBLE|$400|easy|In Genesis 13 Lot chose this city as his residence; his wife would come to regret that real estate choice|Sodom
05/09/2000|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$500|medium|He served as the anchor of CBS' 'Public Eye' & as the host of HBO's 'Real Sports'|Bryant Gumbel
02/04/1996|Jeopardy!|CLOTHING|$200|easy|The sandalfoot style of these does not have reinforcements at the toes & heels|Pantyhose
17/04/2008|Jeopardy!|ALSO A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT|$400|easy|Legendary Chicago Bears running back Brian|Piccolo
09/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HERE I AM AT...|$1600|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew stands at the edge of an inviting, palm-enclosed lagoon lined with grass-capped umbrellas.)  On the east coast of this Mexican peninsula, I'm actually due south of Florida|the Yucatan
03/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|Assassin to whom Cassius says the fault 'Is not in our stars, but in ourselves, that we are underlings'|Brutus
26/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$200|easy|To get a few good men to chow down on, they lured sailors to their shores with their music|Sirens
28/12/1994|Double Jeopardy!|POT LUCK|$1000|hard|Born in 1850, this future labor leader joined the cigarmakers' union at the age of 14|(Samuel) Gompers
04/03/2009|Jeopardy!|THE QUOTABLE KEITH RICHARDS|$200|easy|Keith said 'the only things' he & this guy disagree about are 'the band, the music and what we do'|Mick Jagger
04/07/2008|Jeopardy!|THE SCREEN ACTORS GUILD|$600|medium|In 2008 the SAG Award for a Stunt Ensemble in a Movie went to this Matt Damon Flick|The Bourne Ultimatum
15/05/1992|Jeopardy!|PREFIXES|$500|medium|It comes before 'light', 'sound' & 'violet'|ultra-
16/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|KIDS LOVE MUSEUMS|$1600|hard|Wow!  The 'largest children's museum in the world' is in this capital of Indiana|Indianapolis
27/05/1997|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$200|easy|From 1960 to 1964 this future vice president  served as Minnesota's attorney general|Walter Mondale
12/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GET A JOB, KID!|$1600|hard|A Japanese woman who plays classical Japanese music & performs traditional dances at private parties|a geisha
15/02/2010|Jeopardy!|THAT'S THE KIND OF MAN I WANT|$800|hard|A synonym for 'punctual', it's also a reminder that a computer is ready for input; the C: type is one|prompt
17/01/2006|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$200|easy|After signing the Mayflower Compact in 1620, John Carver became the first governor of this colony|the Plymouth Colony
06/06/2003|Jeopardy!|MY PLACE?|$200|easy|A Norman could say, 'I'm the king of the motte-and-bailey style of' this|castle
27/05/1999|Jeopardy!|PUT A 'CAP' ON IT|$200|easy|Family name of the Bard's Juliet|Capulet
10/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1996 ELECTION|$200|easy|Voters of this 'Granite State' elected Democrat Jeanne Shaheen as the state's first woman governor|New Hampshire
02/02/2006|Jeopardy!|'F' STOP|$1000|hard|The 2 types of wrestling in the Olympics are Greco-Roman & this|freestyle
14/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE LITERARY WORLD|$800|hard|In 1770 this witty Frenchman wrote, 'If God did not exist, it would be necessary to invent him'|Voltaire
16/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$1000|hard|In 1968 Marcello Caetano replaced this longtime dictator as ruler of Portugal|Antonio de Salazar
13/06/2006|Jeopardy!|THE SENATOR OF ATTENTION|$600|medium|He served almost 48 years in the Senate before dying in 2003|Strom Thurmond
22/02/2007|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$800|hard|In 1869 Uriah Stephens founded the Knights of this as a secret society|Labor
12/05/2009|Jeopardy!|WORLD COINS|$600|medium|A 2008 Cook Islands 5-dollar coin issued in this shape depicts Cupid, 2 roses & the words 'my everlasting love'|heart
14/02/2000|Jeopardy!|FICTION|$100|easy|Kaye Gibbons' 'Ellen Foster' & 'A Virtuous Woman' have found their way into this TV host's book club|Oprah Winfrey
16/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PO BOYS|$2000|hard|This Turin-born man, the second of his name, was the first king of a united Italy|Victor Emmanuel
19/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|HORSES|$600|medium|During their first year, both male & female horses are referred to by this term|foal
16/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ELMORE LEONARD|$400|easy|Elmore sets many of his stories in Miami or this Michigan metropolis, his home|Detroit
29/01/1996|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$400|easy|Once a center for blockade runners, this British colony in the Atlantic has a Confederate museum|Bermuda
28/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIRDS|$400|easy|The screech type of this bird is the only common small species with ear tufts|owl
11/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'N' THE BEGINNING|$400|easy|On July 4, 1928 Jean Lussier crawled inside a 6-foot diameter rubber ball & passed over this landmark|Niagara Falls
11/06/2007|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED SHAKESPEARE PLAYS|$1000|hard|'It runs a discount'|Titus Andronicus
23/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$400|easy|Nederlands is another name for this language|Dutch
11/06/1999|Jeopardy!|GOOD PROVERBS|$100|easy|Oh, shoot!  This is 'as good as a mile'|Miss
30/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'R' MAN|$800|hard|Mount Rushmore was finished during this president's administration|Franklin Roosevelt
03/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|INDIANS|$1000|hard|President whose only military service was in Illinois' Blackhawk War in 1830|Abraham Lincoln
09/12/1987|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYWRIGHTS|$600|medium|Ben Hecht's partner, Chas. MacArthur, was married to this 'First Lady of the American Theater'|Helen Hayes
23/04/1999|Jeopardy!|MANY 'COUNTRY's|$100|easy|It's a very long distance, whether or not it's 5,280 feet|Country mile
26/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GIVING THANKS|$400|easy|A letter expressing thanks for hospitality is named for these 2 foods|bread & butter
18/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE MOVIES|$1000|hard|In 'Dante's Inferno', Oliver Reed played this pre-Raphaelite artist & poet|Dante Gabriel Rossetti
18/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'L' IN...|$1200|hard|...The LSAT, administered 4 times a year|Law
21/03/2001|Jeopardy!|HUNDREDS|$300|easy|In 2000 a roll or 'coil' of 100 first-class stamps set you back this much at the post office|$33
08/09/1989|Jeopardy!|THE EMMYS|$300|easy|'The Bunkers & The Swingers', an episode of this sitcom, won an Emmy for Best Comedy Writing in 1973|All in the Family
03/07/1998|Jeopardy!|IT'S SANDY!|$100|easy|This TV 'Funny Face' did a 5-minute workout video in 1990 for people without a lot of time to exercise|Sandy Duncan
21/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$1200|hard|According to string theory, our universe has at least this many dimensions, but 6 are 'curled up' & hard to see|10
09/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'T' COUNTRIES|$1000|hard|Its 2 largest daily newspapers are The Daily News (in English) & The Uhuru (in Swahili)|Tanzania
29/01/2003|Jeopardy!|SUNNY SONGS|$1000|hard|So don't delay, act now, you might as well name this song by Smash Mouth heard here|Walking on the Sun
09/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER FILMS|$800|hard|Gwyneth Paltrow starred in the 1996 adaptation of this Jane Austen novel|Emma
26/11/1997|Jeopardy!|THOSE DREADED STORY PROBLEMS|$300|easy|It's the number of degrees the minute hand moves when going from 12 to 3|90
09/02/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 3 'R's|$600|medium|A line of preppy clothing endorsed by a Cambridge Mass. university is named for this, the campus' central area|Harvard Yard
29/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|START SPREADIN' THE NOOSE|$800|hard|Tradition says this Biblical figure kissed himself off on a tree that now bears his name|Judas Iscariot
03/01/2011|Jeopardy!|TECHNOLOGY OF THE PAST|$400|easy|This implement amazed foreign visitors when it gained acceptance with diners in 16th century Italy|a fork
04/03/2008|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$400|easy|A cannon, pottery, a Trump apprentice|fired
12/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMOS|$400|easy|Samuel L. Jackson & Nicolas Cage team up in this 1993 comedy whose title plays off the 'Amos 'n' Andy' radio series|Amos & Andrew
24/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$200|easy|Nadine Gortimer, born in the Transvaal in this country, had her 1st story published when she was 15|South Africa
17/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSE YOURSELF|$2000|hard|A controversial piece of his consists of a pianist sitting without playing for 4 minutes 33 seconds|John Cage
05/05/2009|Jeopardy!|SCHOOLS NAMED AFTER PEOPLE|$400|easy|This religious leader bought a building from the Univ. of Deseret, founded a school & named it for himself|Brigham Young
09/11/1992|Jeopardy!|THE 1890s|$100|easy|In February 1898, this battleship sent to protect U.S. citizens & property in Cuba mysteriously blew up|the Maine
03/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAM ZOO|$1200|hard|A fish-catching bird:  MORTAR CON|cormorant
08/10/2007|Jeopardy!|WHAT A MONTH!|$800|hard|The U.S. presidential election takes place in this month|November
18/11/1992|Jeopardy!|NAPOLEONS|$500|medium|This king was 'The Napoleon of the Pacific'|King Kamehameha
12/09/2001|Jeopardy!|DICK & JANE & SPOT HODGEPODGE|$400|easy|See Spot. See Spot compete in this premier dog show at Madison Square Garden in February 2001. Preen, Spot, preen!|the Westminster Dog Show
04/12/2009|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$600|medium|The Democratic campaign song in the 1932 election was these 'Are Here Again'|Happy Days
20/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK 'N' ROLL|$800|hard|Michael McDonald was a member of Steely Dan before joining this group in 1975|The Doobie Brothers
10/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|1492|$800|hard|Casimir IV was succeeded as king of this country by his son John Albert|Poland
06/10/2008|Jeopardy!|HARK, WHO SAID THAT?|$200|easy|'Upon such sacrifices, my Cordelia, the gods themselves throw incense'|King Lear
06/07/2011|Jeopardy!|FOR KIDS|$1000|hard|DZ for short, this maker of music for the whole family used to be in a grown-up band, the Del Fuegos|Dan Zanes
02/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CAN YOU AD?|$1600|hard|She was an ad copywriter before marrying John Gregory Dunne & writing essays, novels & screenplays|Joan Didion
12/04/1996|Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELRY|$400|easy|Alexandrite & this 'feline' gemstone are varieties of the same mineral|Cat's Eye
19/04/2011|Jeopardy!|FROM U.S. TO USSR|$400|easy|In 1977, when it was known simply as The Dirt Band, it became the first U.S. rock group to tour the USSR|The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
02/10/2001|Jeopardy!|DISABILITY AWARENESS|$100|easy|Congress first designated Disability Awareness Month in 1945, the year of this U.S. president's death|Franklin D. Roosevelt
03/06/1998|Jeopardy!|UP IN THE SKY!|$400|easy|The name of these electric lines doesn't mean they're tight, but have great voltage|High-tension lines
26/10/2010|Jeopardy!|THE UNICORN|$1000|hard|This unicorn-like whale's 'horn' is really a long tusk|narwhal
28/06/1993|Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE PROVERB|$100|easy|'Too many cooks...'|spoil the broth
12/07/2007|Jeopardy!|MOTHER GOOSE|$600|medium|This nursery rhyme heroine may have been a veiled reference to Mary, Queen of Scots & the 'spider', to John Knox|Little Miss Muffet
04/02/1999|Jeopardy!|FIX THE PROVERB|$300|easy|Beware of geeks wearing lifts|Beware of Greeks bearing gifts
04/02/2005|Jeopardy!|MAID|$600|medium|This French maid of Orleans was burned at the stake partly because she wore men's clothes|Joan of Arc
15/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|VACATION POSSIBILITIES|$2000|hard|Skiing Ruthie's Run in this Colorado resort city, watch for moguls, both the human & terrain kind|Aspen
31/10/2011|Jeopardy!|TV PERSONALITIES|$400|easy|This British chef ran a culinary boot camp on 'Hell's Kitchen' & faces 'Kitchen Nightmares' on his Fox show|Gordon Ramsay
31/01/1997|Jeopardy!|PREGNANCY & CHILD CARE|$500|medium|This procedure used to get a picture of the developing baby is commonly called a scan|Ultrasound
13/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS & HONORS|$1600|hard|Each year 5 Asian achievers are honored by the Ramon Magsaysay Foundation, based in this country|the Philippines
05/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|A BRIEF HISTORY OF RHYME|$200|easy|Egyptian boy pharaoh's innards|Tut's guts
29/09/1998|Jeopardy!|CBS TV AT 50|$100|easy|Celebrating its 30th anniversary in 1998, this show starts with a stopwatch|60 Minutes
20/02/2008|Jeopardy!|THE LIBRARY|$1000|hard|It'll take more than a moment to read this 1988 bestseller by British physicist Stephen Hawking|A Brief History of Time
26/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'AA'|$600|medium|The Biblical name for the area of Palestine|Canaan
12/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|VOCALISTS|$1200|hard|Andrew Lloyd Webber wrote the part of Christine in 'The Phantom of the Opera' for this soprano, his then wife|Sarah Brightman
22/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|CENTRAL AMERICA|$200|easy|In population, this canal country's Darien province is its smallest|Panama
11/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE SAILOR MAN|$2000|hard|In December 1944 this commander of the Pacific fleet was promoted to the Navy's newest & highest rank, fleet admiral|(Chester) Nimitz
21/11/1985|Jeopardy!|EATING IN AMERICA|$200|easy|Though known for pickles and 'slow' ketchup, this company's 1st product was horseradish|Heinz
28/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ROBERT BURNS|$1200|hard|The Kilmarnock Volume by Burns includes the famous 'To a Louse' & this title that's one letter different|To a Mouse
14/01/2009|Final Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN PLAYS|None|None|This woman wished to be taken to 'Bucknam Pellis...don't you know where it is? In the Green Park, where the king lives'|Eliza Doolittle
14/04/2009|Jeopardy!|SCANDALOUS NURSERY RHYMES|$600|medium|He kissed the girls & made them cry (I smell a lawsuit)|Georgie Porgie
19/05/2009|Jeopardy!|WELL, 'B'!|$800|hard|'Good living' in French; we use it for one who lives well|bon vivant
15/11/1985|Jeopardy!|BRITISH TV|$500|medium|Scooter's uncle “owned” the theater from which this American group did their “Show” shot in London|Muppets
25/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN RHODES SCHOLARS|$800|hard|He wasn't focused properly when he studied law at Oxford;  astronomy was his calling & a space telescope was named for him|(Edwin) Hubble
13/05/2008|Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$400|easy|This ex-Speaker of the House left Congress in 2007|(Denny) Hastert
05/02/2001|Jeopardy!|HISTORY FROM HOLLYWOOD|$500|medium|In 1939 Spencer Tracy searched for this African explorer, played by Cedric Hardwicke|Dr. David Livingstone
06/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH ART & ARTISTS|$200|easy|Courbet said, 'I cannot paint' one of these heavenly beings 'because I have never seen one'|an angel
25/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE KING AND I|$200|easy|Macduff calls him a 'coward' & a 'hell-hound' & then cuts his head off -- mercifully, offstage|Macbeth
22/12/2008|Jeopardy!|SIGNING IN THE REIGN|$600|medium|Here, Hassan II signs a register; perhaps it's made of the leather named for this North African country he ruled|Morocco
30/10/2008|Jeopardy!|RETRONYMS|$1000|hard|The emergence of neoconservatives led to this longer retronym for real traditionalists like Pat Buchanan|a paleoconservative
23/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THAT BIRD DOING?|$200|easy|Every year the Clark's nutcracker pries thousands of seeds from these cones & buries them|Pine cones
25/02/2005|Jeopardy!|HELLO, MY DEER|$600|medium|Famous for her work with a paper shredder, she worked for Iran-Contra witness Oliver North|Fawn Hall
15/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE BALKAN PENINSULA|$800|hard|A 1995 peace accord divided this 2-named country into a Muslim-Croat Federation & a Serb Republic|Bosnia-Herzegovina
20/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY RHYME TIME|$800|hard|Confederate general's apian drones|Lee's bees
24/10/2007|Jeopardy!|THE SOUTHERNMOST NATION|$1000|hard|India, Indonesia, Iran|Indonesia
05/11/1998|Jeopardy!|WORD PUZZLES|$500|medium|SMOKE G ---------------------------------- It's what happens to all my best ideas, and all my best cigars|They go up in smoke
24/12/2007|Jeopardy!|LET'S 'ROCK'!|$600|medium|Early one-word hybrid rock & roll style exemplified by artists like Gene Vincent & Carl Perkins|rockabilly
18/11/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$300|easy|Prior to making Astros out of themselves, the Houston team thought they were 'big shots' with this name|Colt .45's
17/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$400|easy|This 'Bar at the Folies-Bergere' artist painted several portraits of Impressionist Berthe Morisot, his sister-in-law|Manet
07/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|JUNGLE POTPOURRI|$800|hard|90 years after 'The Jungle' exposed this industry, Pres. Clinton said inspectors work the same old way|meatpacking
30/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'COM'|$1600|hard|Controversial 1969 Philip Roth novel that was made into a 1972 film|Portnoy's Complaint
03/02/2003|Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES REJECTED BY P. DIDDY|$200|easy|It's the hole & flap in your portal that allows your schnauzer to go in & out|doggie door
27/06/2003|Final Jeopardy!|SONG TITLES|None|None|The inspiration for this 1964 hit posed alone for the Brazil edition of Playboy in 1987 & with her daughter in 2003|The Girl from Ipanema
08/01/1990|Final Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|None|None|2 words having to do with parenthood  that are anagrams of 'Parental'|Paternal & Prenatal
24/02/1997|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES|$500|medium|Arthur Hays Sulzberger was publisher of this U.S. newspaper from 1935 to 1961|The New York Times
14/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'CAN' WE TALK?|$800|hard|In a synagogue this person leads the congregation in singing & chanting prayers|the cantor
04/09/2002|Jeopardy!|STOCK SYMBOLS|$200|easy|World leader in soft drink sales: KO|Coca-Cola
01/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'PEACE'|$400|easy|George Clooney & Nicole Kidman team up against terrorists in this 1997 movie|The Peacemaker
18/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY GROUPS|$600|medium|City Lights Bookstore in San Francisco was a 1950s hangout for these itinerant writers & poets|'Beat' writers
26/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE MOVIES|$800|hard|In this 'Romantic' action smash of 2000, Russell Crowe slays them in the Coliseum, he really slays them|Gladiator
12/01/2001|Jeopardy!|COMIC STRIPPERS|$200|easy|Mammy Yokum, Daisy Mae, Sadie Hawkins|Li'l Abner
05/07/1988|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$100|easy|In a 1918 treaty, this country gave up Ukraine but soon recovered it|Russia (or the Soviet Union)
12/11/1997|Jeopardy!|TV FRIENDS|$500|medium|(Hi, I'm Joseph Gordon-Levitt.) I used to play D.J. Connor's boring friend George on this sitcom|Roseanne
14/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$400|easy|He said that bisexuality 'immediately doubles your chances for a date on Saturday night'|Woody Allen
25/12/2008|Jeopardy!|THE ESCAPED DENTAL PATIENT|$600|medium|I heard them whispering about this 3-session treatment for diseased pulp--no thank you|a root canal
14/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN AUTHORS|$2000|hard|She was 38 when her first works of fiction were published; 'Adam Bede' came out 2 years later|George Eliot
24/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH POETS|$400|easy|In may 2009 Carol Ann Duffy became the first woman in history appointed to this U.K. post|Poet Laureate
26/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE RENAISSANCE|$800|hard|Plays were either comedies, tragedies or these love tales about woodland goddesses & shepherds|Pastorals
23/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S EAT|$2000|hard|Actually from the French, the name of this beef cut was noted by Samuel Johnson to have been 'knighted'|sirloin
08/05/2003|Jeopardy!|ON THE BROADWAY STAGE|$1000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew on the set of 'Les Miserables' at the Imperial Theatre)  You can almost hear the revolutionaries on the Broadway set of 'Les Miserables', based on a novel by this French author|Victor Hugo
07/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$1000|hard|Language of ancient India that's related to Greek & Latin|Sanskrit
27/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PREHISTORIC TIMES|$400|easy|Scientists have identified over 4,000 species of these '3-lobed' sea creatures that lived during the Paleozoic era|trilobites
13/10/2010|Jeopardy!|VS.|$800|hard|Antonio Prohias, a Cuban refugee, spoofed the Cold War in this Mad magazine comic strip|Spy vs. Spy
09/02/1998|Jeopardy!|FLYBOYS|$100|easy|In 1922 this 'Lone Eagle' learned to fly at a Lincoln, Nebraska flying school|Charles Lindbergh
06/06/2008|Jeopardy!|THE WRITE STUFF|$200|easy|Dumas Malone won a Pulitzer Prize for his multi-volume biography of this Monticello resident|Thomas Jefferson
31/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE TRUMAN SHOW|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the  Truman Library in Independence, MO.)  This is the actual champagne bottle that gave this woman so much trouble when she was christening a plane with it in '45|Bess Truman
08/05/1997|Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$100|easy|According to tradition, Zeus' home was on this mountain on the Thessaly/Macedonia border|Mount Olympus
06/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE RAT PACK|$800|hard|This Rat Packer played Joey Barnes on his self-titled '60s sitcom|Joey Bishop
24/12/1986|Jeopardy!|ITALY|$400|easy|In 1936, he announced the Roman Empire was restored & the king was now Emperor of Ethiopia, too|Mussolini
10/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$600|medium|Lorenzo Da Ponte supplied composers with over 40 librettos, including 'Cosi fan tutte' for this man|W.A. Mozart
01/12/1999|Jeopardy!|DON'T CRY FOR ME, ARGENTINA|$300|easy|Spanish sailors named this city in honor of St. Mary, patron saint of good winds|Buenos Aires
02/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|THAT 'BIT' AT THE END|$400|easy|This type of card can be used to make an electronic withdrawal of funds on deposit in a bank|debit
11/01/2001|Jeopardy!|AUSSIE ODDS & ENDS|$500|medium|Group that had a 1982 No. 1 hit in the U.S. singing 'I Come From A Land Down Under'|Men At Work
27/01/2005|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|This large lake on the New York-Vermont border is Vermont's lowest point|Lake Champlain
31/12/2004|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$1000|hard|This Asian political party was founded in 1885 with 'Indian National' as part of its name|the Congress Party
16/04/2007|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY ROLES|$600|medium|In 1968, before the force was with him, he landed the lead in 'The Great White Hope'|James Earl Jones
20/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$400|easy|From 1955-1961 this Texan was the Senate majority leader|(Lyndon) Johnson
31/03/1997|Jeopardy!|POETIC POTPOURRI|$200|easy|In Shakespeare's poem 'The Phoenix and the Turtle', the turtle is this kind of bird, not a reptile|Turtledove
22/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO A BODY PART|$800|hard|One of the stretches in a relay race|a leg
04/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ART & MUSIC|$1600|hard|Pictures by artist Victor Hartmann inspired Mussorgsky's 'Pictures at' one of these|an Exhibition
06/04/2000|Jeopardy!|FRENCH WORDS & PHRASES|$300|easy|In English, a recorder can make a racket; in French 'recorder' means to do this to a racquet|Restring
30/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BATTLES OF THE BULGE|$1600|hard|Since losing 40 pounds on Jenny Craig, she said she can finally go on tour like her son Wolfie|Valerie Bertinelli
18/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SYMPHONY FOR THE DEVIL|$400|easy|In a recent operatic work, this Ohioan & talk show host & his sidekick Steve descend to hell|Jerry Springer
21/03/2001|Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$500|medium|The library at Cambridge's Magdalene College is named for this diarist who bequeathed it his books & diary|Samuel Pepys
05/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$500|medium|This common measure was originally the area a yoke of oxen could plow in a day|Acre
04/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS IN SHAKESPEARE|$1600|hard|To delete recorded data|erase
21/05/1993|Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$100|easy|'All things come to him who' does this|waits
30/12/1996|Jeopardy!|GAMES OF CHANCE|$100|easy|In craps, it's a hardway roll of six|Double 3's
24/09/2007|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE GRAB BAG|$1000|hard|We're not faking--alphabetically, it's last among the elements on the Periodic Table|zirconium
31/03/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$200|easy|His grandfather Kindred was the first of his family to settle in Georgia|Jimmy Carter
14/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|& OTHER FANCY STUFF|$800|hard|Cotton candy is also called spun this|sugar
02/02/1990|Final Jeopardy!|POLITICS|None|None|He was the last man holding the office of gov. when elected vice president of the U.S.|Spiro Agnew (1968)
18/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ETYMOLOGISTS' ABBREVIATIONS|$2000|hard|A dialect of Southern France: Prov.|Provençal
02/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GUYS & DUDES|$1200|hard|Ol' King George must've loved this general's 1781 win at Guilford Courthouse but his 1781 Yorktown loss...not so much|Cornwallis
05/10/1998|Jeopardy!|ST. PETER|$200|easy|As Jesus predicted, Peter did this thrice before the cock crowed twice|Denied him
09/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE A TO Z|$2000|hard|It's an opening in a bone; the spinal cord enters the spinal column through the magnum one|the foramen
15/06/2011|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES TRAVEL|$1000|hard|Among the '41 places to go in 2011' is this town near Vancouver: 'The Olympians are gone.  Now it's your turn'|Whistler
10/06/2008|Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF CURRENCY|$400|easy|In Montevideo you may go Uruguay & I'll go mine, but we'll both spend these|pesos
05/12/2006|Jeopardy!|THE GREEN BAY PACKERS|$600|medium|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew walks through the stands in Green Bay.) On December 26, 1993, defensive back LeRoy Butler scored a touchdown off a Raiders fumble and originated this alliterative celebration|the Lambeau leap
20/02/2001|Jeopardy!|IT'S A 'DOG's LIFE|$500|medium|Crudely fashioned verse, often of a humorous nature|doggerel
28/02/2000|Jeopardy!|50 YEARS OF PEANUTS|$500|medium|This jazz pianist composed the song heard here:|Vince Guaraldi
16/04/2008|Jeopardy!|MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS|$200|easy|In 2004 this Dutch airlines merged with Air France|KLM
24/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD MIDDLE INITIALS|$1600|hard|H. He chose his stage name's form so he wouldn't be confused with the 'Maude' star|William H. Macy
15/09/2000|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY PEOPLE|$100|easy|Janet's big sis, she had an R&B hit with 'You're Gonna Get Rocked'|La Toya Jackson
19/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS AT REST|$800|hard|Simone de Beauvoir & this boyfriend share a grave at the Montparnasse cemetery in Paris|Sartre
24/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORD PLAY|$600|medium|GNIKLAW ---------------------------------- Plennie L. Wingo is in the Guinness Book of World Records for doing this 8,000 miles|walking backwards
18/03/2008|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|None|None|James I said of this plotter, 'The gentler tortures are to be first used... and so proceed by steps to the worst'|Guy Fawkes
12/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINING VILLAINS|$1200|hard|In 2002 Spider-Man climbed walls, but it was Willem Dafoe who went over the top as this villain|the Green Goblin
18/05/1990|Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$400|easy|Meaning made or done in the Arabic fashion, this adjective is used in music, interior design & ballet|Arabesque
27/09/2002|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZED CRIME|$200|easy|In 1929 Eliot Ness took charge of a team that was created to bring down this mobster|Al Capone
30/11/2011|Jeopardy!|GREAT COMEBACKS WITH DAN PATRICK|$1000|hard|(Dan Patrick reads the clue from his studio.)  In 1974 this Dodger pitcher tore his ulnar collateral ligament & his career looked like it was over; he had the surgery now named for him & won 164 more games|Tommy John
02/04/1998|Jeopardy!|SPORTS SCORES|$100|easy|One stroke under par on a hole in golf is a birdie; one stroke over is one of these|a bogey
03/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE THEY WERE POPES|$600|medium|This pope who called the Second Vatican Council was a quiet church conformist until his 1958 election|Pope John XXIII
05/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PIGSKIN LEGENDS|$1200|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, OH.)  In 1967, this bench provided support but little warmth to players of the Ice Bowl, the NFL's coldest championship game at this stadium|Lambeau Field
26/11/1996|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$200|easy|Among his rules & theorems were 'Don't eat beans' & the more famous one about the square of the hypotenuse|Pythagoras
23/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'G' MOVIES|$400|easy|In titles of '90s films, this word precedes 'As Sin', 'As Charged' & 'By Suspicion'|Guilty
27/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SACRED SITES|$400|easy|Don't throw stones at this California cathedral seen here|The Crystal Cathedral
20/02/2007|Jeopardy!|UNSEEN TV FACES|$400|easy|On this sitcom, Tim Taylor's neighbor Wilson dispensed advice from behind a fence with his face partially obscured|Home Improvement
27/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS|$800|hard|In 1700 B.C. this civilization's great palace at Knossos was destroyed by an earthquake|Minoans
22/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GERMAN COMPOSERS|$1200|hard|He developed the idea of the Flying Dutchman while sailing from Riga to London|(Richard) Wagner
28/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$200|easy|In this 17th C. novel, Sancho Panza is promised, & eventually gets, the governorship of his own island|Don Quixote
24/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|Joan Crawford won an Oscar as this housewife-turned-waitress who went on to play James Bond|Mildred Pierce Brosnan
06/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE BOOK TITLE|$1600|hard|'B.R.' by Evelyn Waugh|Brideshead Revisited
03/01/1997|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL QUOTES|$300|easy|Truman said, 'I never sit on' one of these.  'I am either on one side or another'|Fence
01/03/1999|Jeopardy!|REALLY BAD DATES|$100|easy|A June 18, 1815 battle in Belgium was the final defeat of this leader|Napoleon
22/11/1985|Jeopardy!|WINE|$300|easy|Before experiments of this 19th century scientist, fermentation was basically a mystery|Pasteur
08/06/2009|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$1000|hard|Operation Barbarossa was the code name for the Nazi invasion of this nation|Russia
25/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|CORPORATE AMERICA|$1000|hard|This man whose company built the Flamingo & Sahara hotels in Las Vegas opened his first Sun City in 1960|Del Webb
03/06/1999|Jeopardy!|BILL GATES' 50 BILLION|$500|medium|Bill could easily bid on Bolivia: their GDP, this annual figure, is less than half what he's worth|Gross Domestic Product
12/09/2008|Jeopardy!|CEO COMPENSATION|$400|easy|$14 million in 2007 compensation helped Jeffrey Immelt keep the lights on for this company|GE
15/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TURTLES|$400|easy|If your boat has 'turned turtle', it's done this 8-letter word (past tense, please)|capsized
11/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PEN NAMES|$1600|hard|'I have no mouth, and I must scream' that this science fiction writer has been Jay Solo & Paul Merchant|Harlan Ellison
26/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS|$800|hard|From the Italian for 'chatter', it's a person who claims knowledge or skill he doesn't have|Charlatan
29/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OPEN THE GATE!|$200|easy|This business mogul & his future partner Paul Allen met while students at Seattle's Lakeside School|Bill Gates
22/12/1999|Jeopardy!|MY DAD|$500|medium|This author's dad was a missionary in China; she was a teacher there in the 1920s|Pearl S. Buck
08/11/2011|Jeopardy!|BOOK 'EM!|$800|hard|Tashtego|Moby Dick
20/07/2010|Jeopardy!|BIG 'BROTHER'|$1000|hard|The title of this WWII-set miniseries is also a phrase from Shakespeare's 'Henry V'|Band of Brothers
07/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DEDICATED|$1200|hard|She 'most respectfully dedicated' 'Emma' to His Royal Highness the Prince Regent|(Jane) Austen
30/03/1999|Jeopardy!|VALUABLE PLACES|$200|easy|The Yellow Brick Road leads to it|The Emerald City
15/12/2010|Jeopardy!|'D' BRIEFING|$800|hard|This undemocratic type of government comes from the Latin for 'to say'|a dictatorship
20/07/2009|Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$600|medium|The name of this food magazine is a French phrase often said before dining|Bon Appetit
13/03/2007|Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S FIRSTS|$600|medium|In Nov. 1973 Rep. Yvonne Braithwaite of this 'Golden State' became the first woman to give birth while in Congress|California
09/01/1998|Jeopardy!|GARDENING|$500|medium|One way to do this to your potting soil is with a formaldehyde drench|Sterilize
06/02/1998|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$100|easy|The people of Columbia, Tenn. persuade these stubborn farm animals to parade through town each spring|Mules
21/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THEY SOUND LIKE BEFORE & AFTERS|$800|hard|What hockey's the Great One uses to steady himself on the slopes|Wayne Gretzky poles
24/05/2001|Jeopardy!|JUST FOR THE 'HALL' OF IT|$100|easy|It's a feature that distinguishes something from other things|Hallmark
25/06/2004|Jeopardy!|GEO. ABBREV.|$800|hard|S.S.R.|Soviet Socialist Republics
29/04/1997|Jeopardy!|'M'TV|$100|easy|This long-running series centered on the adventures of mystery author Jessica Fletcher|Murder, She Wrote
15/05/1991|Jeopardy!|COOKING|$300|easy|Potato chips are cooked this way|Deep-Fried
03/04/2009|Jeopardy!|GENESIS|$600|medium|In Genesis 4:14, God turns this guy into the original fugitive|Cain
31/01/2001|Jeopardy!|SUPERMARKET SWEEP|$100|easy|The first U.S. consumer product manufactured & sold in the Soviet Union was this soft drink, not Coke|Pepsi
11/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FIX THE SIMILE|$1600|hard|Rod as a boot|red as a beet
13/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH DISNEY|$600|medium|For 'Pinocchio', he was painted with 27 colors; for the 'Mickey Mouse Club', they used only nine|Jiminy Cricket
20/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$1600|hard|A coma is found around the head of one of these, which also takes its name from the Greek for 'hair'|a comet
13/10/1998|Jeopardy!|WHO WAS THAT MASKED MAN?|$500|medium|A newswire reported this singer, disguised as an Arab woman, shopping in a Munich toy store|Michael Jackson
17/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THEIR ONLY TOP 10 POP HIT|$200|easy|1996:  'Killing Me Softly'|The Fugees
01/05/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$500|medium|Jefferson City is Missouri's capital & this 'City' where the Royals play is Missouri's largest|Kansas City
09/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$3000|hard|This mountain range separates Spain & France|the Pyrenees
20/02/2009|Jeopardy!|ROAD TO PERDITION|$800|hard|In Act 3 of this 'manly' work, George Bernard Shaw quipped that 'Hell is full of musical amateurs'|Man and Superman
12/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ELECTION NIGHT PARTIES|$800|hard|Harry Browne, 2000|Libertarian
09/06/1997|Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$400|easy|There's a museum devoted to this 'Snowbird' singer in Springhill, Nova Scotia, her hometown|Anne Murray
21/04/1999|Jeopardy!|1820s AMERICA|$400|easy|On Aug. 10, 1821 it entered the Union as a slave state with Thomas Hart Benton representing it in the Senate|Missouri
14/09/2007|Jeopardy!|CATS|$800|hard|Shorthaired cats were derived from the caffre cat, which was domesticated by this ancient civilization|Egypt
11/11/1987|Jeopardy!|RECREATION|$500|medium|Soccer was forbidden in 14th century England for taking practice time away from this military skill|archery
13/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|UNIVERSITIES BY ALUMNI|$1800|hard|Mathematician John Nash, Donald Rumsfeld|Princeton
05/02/1999|Jeopardy!|A COWBOY'S DICTIONARY|$400|easy|It's someone who claimed rights to land by occupying it|Squatter
15/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL WORDS|$400|easy|It can mean meek, as well as its common meaning, embarrassed or bashful|Sheepish
20/10/1997|Jeopardy!|FICTION|$400|easy|In a Kipling story, this mongoose heroically battles a cobra|Rikki-Tikki-Tavi
10/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL ABOUT 'U'|$1600|hard|As Schliemann is to Troy, Woolley is to this city|Ur
03/03/1999|Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$400|easy|The atomic age began with a blast on July 16, 1945 in this state|New Mexico
21/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|5 CONSONANTS IN A ROW|$400|easy|Depending on the month, it can be a peridot or a diamond|a birthstone
04/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew in Paris)  This is Place Charles de Gaulle, known as 'L'Etoile', which means this|the star
09/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HELLO FODDER|$2000|hard|This legume that probably originated in Asia is the main source of protein supplements in livestock feed|the soybean
07/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|JUNGLE POTPOURRI|$400|easy|This comic 'Lion King' pair have their own CD-ROM called 'Jungle Games'|Timon & Pumbaa
07/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SI, PARLO ITALIANO|$1200|hard|It's the traditional form of address for an orchestra conductor|maestro
14/01/2000|Jeopardy!|COLORADO|$200|easy|Of 4, 54, or 104, the number of peaks over 14,000 feet you'll find to climb in Colorado|54
19/01/1993|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$600|medium|William Hazlitt said of this 'Ivanhoe' author, 'His worst is better than any other person's best'|(Sir Walter) Scott
06/01/2012|Jeopardy!|RIBS|$200|easy|In Genesis he wakes up to find himself minus one rib but plus one female|Adam
15/01/2010|Jeopardy!|'AGG'-RESSIVE|$400|easy|To wrangle with a merchant over the price of an item|haggle
26/03/1998|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SITCOM CHARACTERS|$200|easy|Golly!  He worked at Wally's Service Station in Mayberry before enlisting in the Marines|Gomer Pyle
24/11/2011|Jeopardy!|HARVARD MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from the Harvard Museum of Natural History in Cambridge, MA.)  Suspended above the museum's dramatic Great Mammal Hall are the skeletons of three whale species--a finback whale, a right whale, & this, the largest of the toothed whales|a sperm whale
01/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S RUN IT UP THE FLAGPOLE|$800|hard|The red triangle on this country's flag, a modified Arab revolt flag, represents the Hashemite Dynasty|Jordan
24/03/2003|Jeopardy!|THERE'S A SUCKER...|$600|medium|Topps says 'Great Fun is Always at Hand' with these wearable suckers|Ring Pops
11/01/2011|Jeopardy!|YOU GO TO DA BOX|$1000|hard|Taking the stick between your 2 hands to hit an opponent with the shaft gets you 2 min for this hyphenated call|cross-checking
01/02/2008|Jeopardy!|FINISH THE PROVERB|$800|hard|Nothing ventured...|nothing gained
04/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$1600|hard|A wandering minstrel could make good use of this handheld percussion instrument heard here|tambourine
22/11/1999|Jeopardy!|IT COMES WITH THE TERRITORY|$400|easy|The price paid for these Caribbean islands in 1917 was $25 million, over 3 times what Alaska cost|Virgin Islands
23/03/1990|Jeopardy!|'S'CIENCE|$100|easy|In botany it's the term used for the liquid in the stems & roots of plants & trees|Sap
16/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$600|medium|The idea of horsepower originated with this Scottish engineer, the 'Father of the Industrial Rev.'|James Watt
12/01/2004|Jeopardy!|SIMPLY SIMON|$200|easy|His first Broadway success was 1961's 'Come Blow Your Horn'|Neil Simon
21/01/2004|Jeopardy!|PLAYING DOCTOR|$1000|hard|John C. McGinley plays Dr. Cox, the reluctant mentor to the rookie doctors at Sacred Heart Hospital on this NBC sitcom|Scrubs
02/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1000|hard|The meat in Eggs Benedict leads a revolt against Virginia's colonial government|Canadian Bacon's Rebellion
08/09/1998|Jeopardy!|WELL, EXHUME ME!|$400|easy|Some want this Louisiana Territory explorer exhumed to prove he didn't commit suicide|Meriwether Lewis
14/12/1992|Jeopardy!|DON'T KNOCK THE 'ROCK'|$100|easy|Prices that can't get any lower are said to have reached this|rock-bottom
27/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOUSEPLANTS|$2000|hard|Like Spanish moss & pineapple, Earth Star & air plant are in this family of attractive tropical plants|bromeliads
04/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE ASSASSINATION BUREAU|$2000|hard|In 1835, this U.S. president survived an assassination attempt when both pistols used by the gunman misfired|Andrew Jackson
16/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$1600|hard|An obelisk is a type of this, from the Greek for 'one stone'|a monolith
28/12/2006|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY FACES|$600|medium|This American seen here might have left the light on for you|Thomas Edison
09/12/1997|Jeopardy!|A LOAF OF BREAD|$200|easy|It was a German insult meaning dolt or blockhead before it became the name of a dark, German bread|Pumpernickel
20/12/2000|Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$300|easy|This canine of Australia is that continent's largest wild hunting mammal|Dingo
08/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WATCH YOUR TONGUE|$600|medium|It's Libya's official language|Arabic
27/03/2000|Jeopardy!|STATE NICKNAMES|$500|medium|'The Mud-Cat State'|Mississippi
01/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|RAY|$1200|hard|All 7 of his novels featured detective Philip Marlowe|Raymond Chandler
18/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC TO MY EARS|$400|easy|The name of this musical form for 2 or more voices may come from 'matricalis', Latin for 'of the mother'|madrigal
01/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OPERATIC DEMISES|$1000|hard|In a Donizetti opera, this vengeful female Borgia treats a roomful of dinner guests to poisoned wine|Lucrezia Borgia
09/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH HISTORY|$400|easy|In May 1968 demonstrations broke out throughout France against this president's government|de Gaulle
31/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|KIDDIE LIT|$800|hard|It's no secret, 'The Long Secret' was Louise Fitzhugh's sequel to this book about a little girl snoop|Harriet The Spy
05/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$1000|hard|In the 1430s Donatello sculpted dancing cherubs for the Singing Gallery of the Duomo in this city|Florence
04/07/2006|Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|A person from Harrisburg or Philadelphia|a Pennsylvanian
06/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'G'EOGRAPHY|$1600|hard|Until Moses had 'em hit the road, it was the land o' the Israelites in Egypt|Goshen
30/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|REALLY BAD DATES|$1000|hard|A freak flood swept away a bridge, causing an Auckland-bound train to crash on Dec. 24, 1953 in this nation|New Zealand
13/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE PARENTS|$200|easy|Seth, in Genesis|Adam & Eve
10/04/1990|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$500|medium|Ines de la Fressange was a Chanel model when she was chosen to represent this French symbol|Marianne
27/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL SPELLING BEE|$1000|hard|1987: Stephanie Petit really earned her win with...|S-T-A-P-H-Y-L-O-C-O-C-C-I
02/07/2001|Jeopardy!|VERBIAGE|$500|medium|In English it means 'to change'; in Latin it means 'other'|Alter
17/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'WE' THE PEOPLE|$1200|hard|Brecht collaborator who composed 'The Threepenny Opera'|(Kurt) Weill
15/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OOH, A WISE GUY|$200|easy|This Greek taught the theorem of hypotenuses of right triangles & said that all things are numbers|Pythagoras
11/04/2003|Jeopardy!|WAXING NOSTAGIC|$1000|hard|You, too will enjoy wax figures of U2 at the National Wax Museum near Parnell Square in this world capital|Dublin
20/09/2001|Jeopardy!|CHARITY BEGINS WITH BEER|$500|medium|This Canadian brewer founded in 1786 builds recreational facilities & gives suds & funds to AIDS benefits|Molson
04/11/2010|Jeopardy!|SAY THE MAGIC WORDS|$2000|hard|This 2-word term originated in an old tale as a way to get into a locked cave|open sesame
30/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CAPITALS|$200|easy|This wonderful, wonderful city is home to the world-famous Tivoli Gardens|Copenhagen
23/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SMALL CAPITALS|$1000|hard|Honiara, capital of the Solomon Islands, lies on this island, a WWII battle site|Guadalcanal
19/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'L'|$400|easy|They top eyes & trash cans (4)|lids
23/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TOMB WITH A VIEW|$400|easy|Hugh Hefner bought the crypt next to hers; she was on Playboy's first cover|Marilyn Monroe
20/02/1991|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYMES|$500|medium|'A Child's Garden of Verses' grew out of the fertile imagination of this 'Treasure Island' author|Robert Louis Stevenson
12/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$1200|hard|This term, which is from the Greek for 'naked seed', refers to nonflowering plants such as conifers|gymnosperms
03/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|IMAX FILMS|$800|hard|Astronauts became cinematographers for the 1997 film 'Mission to' this space station|Mir
13/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LEADING LADIES|$200|easy|In 1968's 'Funny Girl', 'Hello, Gorgeous' is her first line|Barbra Streisand
02/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HENRY IV, PART 2|$800|hard|By the end of the play, Prince Henry, then known as Hal, has become this title character of another play|Henry V
26/09/2002|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTS OF DELIGHT|$600|medium|(Sofia of the Clue Crew reports from the Richard Petty Driving Experience at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway)  Some NASCAR tires are inflated to higher pressure than your tires, around 50 PSI, which stands for this|pounds per square inch
14/02/2005|Jeopardy!|A CUP OF KOFI|$200|easy|Kofi Annan is the seventh person to hold this highest U.N. executive position|secretary-general
05/09/1996|Jeopardy!|ROBIN HOOD|$500|medium|It's the only Sir Walter Scott novel in which Robin appears|Ivanhoe
08/06/2007|Jeopardy!|TOM HANKS MOVIE ROLES|$200|easy|Astronaut Jim Lovell|Apollo 13
12/01/2009|Jeopardy!|THE LOUVRE|$600|medium|Head to the first floor to see this great lady; the 16th c. portrait is surprisingly small: 21' x 30 1/2'|the Mona Lisa
24/03/2000|Jeopardy!|MILITARY RHYME TIME|$500|medium|The high-pitched sound an ICBM might make|Missile whistle
21/04/2008|Jeopardy!|I 'LIKE' THIS SONG|$200|easy|This Bob Seger song was used in ads for Chevy trucks|Like A Rock
01/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN BUSINESSMEN|$800|hard|In 1887 this man replaced Levi Abt as a partner with Max & Harry Hart & Marcus Marx|Joseph Schaffner
11/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MEDIEVAL PEOPLE|$200|easy|It's believed in 1455 Johann Fust foreclosed on & took over this man's printing operation|Johannes Gutenberg
10/05/2010|Jeopardy!|A VISIT TO ANTARCTICA|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew walks barefoot along the shore in Antarctica.)  Surprisingly, you can even walk barefoot in some Antarctic water, like here on volcanic Deception Island at this type of vent in the earth, from the Latin for 'smoke'|fumarole
27/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE BILL OF RIGHTS|$400|easy|The principal author of The Bill of Rights, he proposed many of the 10 amendments|James Madison
24/09/1998|Jeopardy!|AND|$300|easy|Nancy Drew could tell you these are the Hardy Boys' first names|Frank & Joe
02/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NATURALISTS|$200|easy|While living by Walden Pond in 1846, he was arrested for refusing to pay his poll tax|Henry David Thoreau
07/11/1988|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS|$100|easy|The only president who died in the eighteenth century|George Washington
15/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A LONG STORY|$200|easy|A 1968 film based on this Russian novel was released in a shortened 6-hour 13-minute version|War And Peace
07/02/2006|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$600|medium|Crabs & cockroaches belong to this phylum, from the Greek for 'jointed feet'|an arthropod
07/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE STORY SFORZA|$2000|hard|In 1535 the Sforza ruling line ended & the area passed to Holy Roman Emperor Charles V of this Austrian family|the Hapsburgs
09/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$800|hard|Sobbed, or having no hair|bawled/bald
03/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$400|easy|Young Florence Griffith, called Dee Dee, grew up, got married & acquired this rhyming nickname|Flo-Jo
06/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$1600|hard|In 1682 this Frenchman claimed the entire region drained by the Mississippi River for France & named it Louisiana|La Salle
19/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|5-SYLLABLE WORDS|$400|easy|From the Latin for 'healthy', it's a resort where patients go to recuperate|a sanitarium
13/06/2005|Jeopardy!|ISAAC|$600|medium|Abraham was ready to sacrifice Isaac as commanded, but God provided this adult animal caught in a thicket|a ram
27/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$200|easy|Captain John Smith became president of this Virginia colony's council in September 1608|Jamestown
05/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SIX FEET UNDER|$800|hard|'The best is yet to come' says this swingin' singer's grave in California's Desert Memorial Park|(Frank) Sinatra
31/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$1000|hard|The Clark Gable-Yvonne De Carlo film 'Band of Angels' is based on a novel by this 'All The King's Men' author|Robert Penn Warren
15/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES BY THE NUMBER|$1000|hard|British TV comedians Corbett & Barker|The Two Ronnies
07/02/2008|Jeopardy!|NORMAN|$800|hard|Some of these plunderers, whose name may be from 'fjord dweller', became 'Normans' after conquering part of France|the Vikings
15/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NATION STATION|$1600|hard|After Ananda Mahidol was found dead in 1946, Bhumibol Adulyadej became king of this Asian country|Thailand
25/11/2004|Jeopardy!|AIRPORT CODES|$200|easy|There's an Independence Brew Pub there: PHL|Philadelphia
09/06/2010|Jeopardy!|READ ALL OVER|$200|easy|This Harper Lee novel has been required reading in Australian & Canadian schools as well as in the United States|To Kill a Mockingbird
12/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ALLITERATION ALL AROUND|$1600|hard|In a canyon, it can be the sudden result of a lot of rain in a little time|flash flood
16/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$700|hard|From the Greek for 'all the Earth', it's the hypothetical land mass that once included all of the continents|Pangea
10/07/2000|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$300|easy|The Chinese in Hong Kong & Macao speak this dialect that's the one most commonly spoken overseas|Cantonese
30/10/2007|Jeopardy!|LIKE, IT'S TOTALLY THE VALLEY|$200|easy|On Dec. 23, 1777 there were '2,873 men in camp unfit for duty' here 'because they are barefooted and otherwise naked'|Valley Forge
04/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE MOVIES|$400|easy|This director's films, like 'North by Northwest', often have a wrongly accused hero|Hitchcock
06/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MARTIN|$800|hard|Of a bird, a lizard or a fish, it's what a sand martin is|a bird
14/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN PAINTERS|$2000|hard|John Sloane's 'Women's Work' is an example of this 'School' of down-to-earth art originally called 'The Eight'|the Ashcan School
21/05/1998|Jeopardy!|REPORTERS' QUESTIONS|$100|easy|Seuss' Horton hears one of these|A Who
24/02/2000|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$500|medium|The adult human brain is made up of more than 10 billion of these nerve cells|Neurons
16/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A COUNTRY OF CENTRAL AMERICA|$400|easy|On Jan. 7, 1914 the first ocean vessel passed completely through this country|Panama
07/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|KISS|$400|easy|In recent ads Kiss used their song 'Calling Dr. love' to promote this soft drink|Dr Pepper
14/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTSMEN|$400|easy|In 2003 Michael Phelps became the first man in this sport's history to break 2 individual world records in 1 day|swimming
24/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NATURE|$200|easy|Japanese for 'harbor wave', one of these giant sea waves may form a wall of water over 100 feet long|Tsunami
15/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE 13 COLONIES' NAME ORIGINS|$2000|hard|The wife of King Charles I gave her name to this colony|Maryland
17/01/2000|Jeopardy!|LITERARY QUOTES|$200|easy|'I meant what I said and I said what I meant...an elephant's faithful' this much|100 percent
20/09/1984|Jeopardy!|TRIVIA|$400|easy|It's whom Boris Spassky lost the chess crown to in 1972|Bobby Fischer
15/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$400|easy|'La Clemenza di Tito', this Austrian's last opera, premiered just 3 months before his untimely death|Mozart
25/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'TH'|$400|easy|In the 1930s & '40s, Johnny Weissmuller donned this skimpy garment to play Tarzan in 12 films|Loin cloth
24/06/2004|Jeopardy!|WEIRD & WONDERFUL GUINNESS RECORDS|$200|easy|With 3,307, Niek Vermeulen holds the record for the largest collection of these bags for people on planes|barf bags
29/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AFI's TOP 100 MOVIE QUOTES|$1600|hard|No. 27: 'I'm walking here!  I'm walking here!'|Midnight Cowboy
04/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE PAIRS|$2000|hard|1986: Gary Oldman & Chloe Webb|Sid and Nancy
11/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH SCRAMBLE|$1600|hard|A season:  TEE|été
12/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT GREECE|$800|hard|Theophrastus followed this man's teachings in physics & metaphysics & followed him as the Lyceum's head|Aristotle
04/12/2008|Jeopardy!|STREETCAR|$200|easy|Rent a streetcar for your birthday party at the Shore Line Trolley Museum in this state's East Haven|Connecticut
13/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'NEW' WORLD|$800|hard|The 2 Canadian provinces that fit the category|Newfoundland & New Brunswick
18/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BUBBA FETE|$1600|hard|In November 2004 30,000 little rockers showed up for the gala opening of this|the Bill Clinton Library
04/11/2011|Jeopardy!|WEBSITES|$400|easy|bullshido.net exposes frauds in these arts, such as ninjutsu & aikido|martial arts
01/05/2002|Jeopardy!|SO YOU'RE THE 'SMART' ONE, EH?|$200|easy|Cartoon catchphrase meaning the quality of having a higher I.Q. than an ordinary ursine critter|smarter than your average bear
22/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CONGRESS|$800|hard|The regular House & Senate select committees meeting on this are usually closed-door -- smart!|Intelligence
16/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD|$2000|hard|This type of onion is named for  a place in Georgia|Vidalia
19/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TONY-WINNING COMPOSERS|$800|hard|1993:  'The Who's Tommy'|Pete Townshend
06/11/2008|Jeopardy!|COLOR-FULL WORDS|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew points her remote, first at you, and then at her digital camera.)  You don't see anything happening when you press your remote, but hold it up to a camera & you can see it's communicating to the TV using this spectrum of light|infrared
07/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'BAN'|$200|easy|This large, printed handkerchief usually has white spots on a red or blue background|Bandana
22/03/2005|Jeopardy!|WE WERE SOLDIERS|$3000|hard|A fort & a Tennessee city are named for this general who was also our nation's first Secretary of War|(Henry) Knox
29/04/2011|Jeopardy!|'80s FADS|$400|easy|These shoes were first a big hit in the 1980s|jellies
06/03/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$400|easy|This Houston Rockets center won the NBA's Most Valuable Player award in 1994|Hakeem Olajuwon
07/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY MATTERS|$400|easy|During China's Sung Dynasty tea was cultivated & this powder was first used militarily|gunpowder
11/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|RIBBONS|$1200|hard|The Model 44 one of these seen here is a classic ribbon one|microphone
01/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$400|easy|A mixture of 2 or more metals; alnico is a magnetic one|an alloy
13/06/2005|Jeopardy!|'HAY'ES|$400|easy|A huge punch that usually results in a knockout|a haymaker
13/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THE BOOK NOOK|$400|easy|From the Latin for 'to form', it's the noun for made-up stories, from 'Moby Dick' to the 'Heritage of Horror' novels|fiction
22/12/2004|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL FORESTS|$1000|hard|Sequoia & Tahoe National Forests lie in this mountain range|the Sierra Nevada
28/04/1999|Jeopardy!|PHYSICAL SCIENCE|$400|easy|This synonym for 'burning' is the name of a 'chamber' where rockets burn fuel|combustion
11/10/2004|Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$1000|hard|This fruit drink brand tells you to 'unleash the power of the sun'|Sunny Delight
31/05/2000|Jeopardy!|FUN WITH ZIP CODES|$400|easy|50010 is found in the heartland, Ames in this state|Iowa
02/12/1993|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|None|None|The capital of Albania is named for this other world capital|Teheran, Iran
06/05/2009|Jeopardy!|THE LADY SWINGS|$800|hard|It's what Elena Dementieva swings|a tennis racket
22/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GONE COUNTRY|$1600|hard|At the height of its power in the late 1800s, it occupied more than half of Germany, including the northern 2/3|Prussia
24/12/1986|Double Jeopardy!|THE QUEEN'S ENGLISH|$800|hard|At Ascot, if you do a 'Heinz', you've made this many bets, involving 6 horses, in combination|57
10/02/1998|Jeopardy!|REEL MOTHERS|$400|easy|According to the theme song, this cat 'is a bad mother' -- shut your mouth|Shaft
18/02/2010|Jeopardy!|THE NANNY|$600|medium|When tears stream & fists bang on the floor, the nanny recognizes this 7-letter event|a tantrum
07/04/2010|Final Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY NAMES|None|None|This Oscar winner who had his own WB sitcom took his last name as a tribute to an earlier comic & sitcom star|Jamie Foxx
04/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'STICK' WITH IT|$600|medium|A policeman would carry one of these billy clubs on the graveyard shift|Nightstick
23/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GOOD WILL SHAKESPEARE|$200|easy|Will Shakespeare's father John was a businessman in this town & once held an office equal to mayor|Stratford-on-Avon
01/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'PEACE'|$800|hard|In Handel's 'Messiah', his name shall be called 'The Mighty God, the Everlasting Father', this|Prince of Peace
04/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE TV SHOW|$800|hard|'No soup for you!'|Seinfeld
29/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|START SAVING NOW|$1000|hard|This $1.5 billion dollar telescope, seen here, has opened our Earth-bound eyes to undreamed-of splendors|the Hubble Space Telescope
05/02/2003|Jeopardy!|WE LOVE THE THEATRE|$200|easy|A '97 musical told the story of a kid who was half-boy & half-one of these bloodsucking flying animals|bat
11/03/2005|Jeopardy!|TIME TO GET A HEAD|$400|easy|A president, 1861-1865|Jefferson Davis
13/03/2008|Jeopardy!|ARTHUR MILLER|$400|easy|Miller's play 'A View from the Bridge' concerns a view from this New York bridge|the Brooklyn Bridge
10/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BAYS|$3200|hard|During one tide cycle, more than 100 billion tons of seawater flow in & out of this bay between N.B. & Nova Scotia|the Bay of Fundy
10/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SOVIET MAN|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Riga, Latvia.)  Perhaps the U.S.S.R.'s  greatest filmmaker, born in Riga in 1898, I'm in front of a building his father designed|Sergei Eisenstein
06/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FROM PAGE TO SCREEN|$1600|hard|The comic book 'Hellblazer' crossed over to the big screen as this 2005 Keanu Reeves flick|Constantine
15/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL MONUMENTS|$200|easy|California's Muir Woods National Monument is known for its stand of this tree, Sequoia sempervirens|Redwood
10/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC RHYME TIME|$1200|hard|Ancient war city's great happinesses|Troy's joys
15/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$800|hard|As his novel 'Executive Orders' begins, Jack Ryan has just become president of the U.S.|Tom Clancy
07/10/2002|Jeopardy!|REMAKES|$200|easy|In 1957 a recreation of this ship made a recreation of its 17th century trip from England to Massachusetts|Mayflower
15/07/1999|Jeopardy!|FADE TO 'BLACK'|$200|easy|Cygnus X-1 offers scientists the best evidence of this stellar phenomenon|Black hole
12/02/2003|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'Z'|$1000|hard|At the time of his death, Irish author James Joyce was living in this Swiss city|Zurich
05/06/2003|Jeopardy!|WOULD YOU LIKE A BEVERAGE?|$200|easy|At up to $300 a pound, the world's costliest variety of this breakfast beverage is Kopi Luwak|coffee
26/02/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. FESTIVALS|$200|easy|Valparaiso, Indiana holds a popcorn festival since it was home to this father, or pop, of gourmet popcorn|Orville Redenbacher
14/02/2008|Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS|$800|hard|2 Minnesotans have served as vice president: Hubert Humphrey & this man, Jimmy Carter's veep|Walter Mondale
06/04/1988|Jeopardy!|SOAP|$300|easy|Some toilet soaps contain surfacants to prevent formation of this when you use it|bathtub rings or scum
19/09/2005|Jeopardy!|A ROSE IS A ROSE IS A ROSE|$200|easy|This World War II radio propagandist was born on the Fourth of July, 1916|Tokyo Rose
21/03/2005|Jeopardy!|HELLO, BB|$1000|hard|Friction reducers noted on technical drawings|ball bearings
26/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HERBS & SPICES|$200|easy|More of this goulash spice used in the U.S. comes from Spain than from Hungary|Paprika
10/06/2011|Jeopardy!|WHAT KIND OF ANIMAL MASCOT?|$200|easy|GEICO|a gecko
01/07/2011|Final Jeopardy!|BRITISH AUTHORS|None|None|She described her work as 'Human nature in the Midland Countries' & involving 'three or four families in a country village'|Jane Austen
12/01/2007|Jeopardy!|'HUSKER DO|$400|easy|Not just a noted NYC psychiatric hospital, it's Nebraska's oldest town, established around 1822 as a fur-trading center|Belleview
25/12/2002|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$800|hard|The book of Proverbs is 'The Proverbs of' this man, 'The Son of David, King of Israel'|Solomon
19/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MODERN SCIENTISTS|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Princeton Plasma Physics Lab) Princeton experimented with a tokamak, the first promising fusion reactor technology, conceived by this Soviet scientist who fought for disarmament|Sakharov
04/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BOTTOMS UP!|$800|hard|Alex Marnier Lapostolle mixed cognac & this fruit's peel & Voila!  Grand Marnier was born|Orange peel
10/10/2002|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RHYME TIME|$200|easy|Gibson's infernos|Mel's hells
21/03/1996|Jeopardy!|DAYS OF THE WEEK|$300|easy|This day will earn you the greatest number of regular points in Scrabble|Wednesday
27/12/2007|Jeopardy!|WE ARE YOUNG|$400|easy|This Scottish lass was only 5 when she was betrothed to the Dauphin of France (but they waited awhile to marry)|Mary (Queen of Scots)
05/04/2000|Jeopardy!|HIGHWAY 61 REVISITED|$500|medium|Highway 61 leads to the Delta city of Clarksdale in this state|Mississippi
20/04/2001|Final Jeopardy!|ENGINEERING|None|None|The first one, built in 1893, consisted of 2,200 tons of steel, rose 268 feet & had 36 cars each carrying 60 people|Ferris Wheel
15/09/2006|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LIT|$200|easy|A Twain tale celebrated a jumping frog of this title county|Calaveras County
14/07/2009|Jeopardy!|EARLY AMERICAN HISTORY|$200|easy|In 1799 this man was eulogized by Henry Lee as 'first in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen'|Washington
15/07/2010|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$800|hard|This Coldplay hit includes the lines 'I hear Jerusalem bells a-ringing, Roman cavalry choirs are singing'|Viva La Vida
15/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CAMBRIDGE|$800|hard|In 1626 it was 'Paradise Lost' when he was 'rusticated' (temporarily expelled) from Christ's College|Milton
09/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'K' RATIONS|$400|easy|Gorillas rarely walk upright; instead, they usually support their upper bodies by walking on these|knuckles
11/01/1996|Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$500|medium|In 1932 Cholon was combined with this city in Vietnam's Mekong delta|Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City)
30/11/2001|Jeopardy!|'B'EAUTIFUL|$400|easy|It's a road around a town, or an operation to reroute blood|bypass
16/02/2011|Final Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY NOVELISTS|None|None|William Wilkinson's 'An Account of the Principalities of Wallachia and Moldavia' inspired this author's most famous novel|Bram Stoker
18/04/2006|Jeopardy!|THOU CANST BIBLICALLY QUOTE ME|$600|medium|'I have sinned in that I have betrayed the innocent blood'|Judas Iscariot
30/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ESPERANTO|$1000|hard|Formico is this small insect|Ant
26/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GRAY LIKE MY PERSONALITY|$2000|hard|In an expression from the French, someone wielding power behind the scenes is a 'gray' this|eminence
28/12/2000|Jeopardy!|YOUNG GEORGE WASHINGTON|$200|easy|George was born beside this river that flows past Washington, D.C.|the Potomac
05/10/2000|Jeopardy!|THEY'RE HOT!|$500|medium|The rainbow from her 1999 'Rainbow' CD was plastered on T-shirts & sold via the Internet|Mariah Carey
02/03/2004|Jeopardy!|UNITS OF MEASURE|$800|hard|The scale on the bottom of a sextant is in these units|degrees
17/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|This green pigment is required for photosynthesis|chlorophyll
05/09/1989|Jeopardy!|CARS|$500|medium|Planning to market the Lexus, this Japanese company was taken to court by a co. using the name Lexis|Toyota
26/11/2010|Jeopardy!|SEX CELLS!|$800|hard|From the Greek name of 2 gods, it's an organism that produces both male & female sex cells|a hermaphrodite
05/11/2008|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$800|hard|This triangular bay of the Atlantic is bounded on the east by France & on the south by Spain|the Bay of Biscay
05/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK TITLES|$1200|hard|Sandra Cisneros: 'The House on ____ Street'|Mango
14/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$400|easy|Country in which Scottish explorer Sir Alexander MacKenzie left his name on a big river|Canada
03/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE TRUTH|$800|hard|In a game of Monopoly, 2 ways you can get out of jail are by rolling doubles or by paying this amount of money|$50
19/11/1993|Jeopardy!|UNOFFICIAL STATE NICKNAMES|$400|easy|It's 'The Plantation State' because its full name includes the words 'And Providence Plantations'|Rhode Island
16/11/1992|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$500|medium|The home of William Jennings Bryan is preserved in this state capital where he lived from 1887-1921|Lincoln, Nebraska
08/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DEAD SCIENTISTS SOCIETY|$1000|hard|Like Mobius & his strip, this German mathematician is famous for a one-sided object -- a bottle|Felix Christian Klein
10/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CIVIL SERVANTS|$1200|hard|Based on merit, the Civil Service replaced this 'system' of job appointment that Andrew Jackson favored|the spoils system
19/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OCCUPATIONAL NAMES|$800|hard|This one-syllable bookish-sounding name goes back to young attendants of lords|Page
23/12/1999|Jeopardy!|INDIANA JONES|$1000|hard|Indiana University began to 'flower' in this city in 1820|Bloomington
11/04/2005|Jeopardy!|WORLD 'P's|$1000|hard|Named for an adviser to Catherine the Great, this type of 'village' looks deceptively impressive|a Potemkin village
23/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ULYSSES|$1200|hard|After two decades waiting for ol' Uly to haul his tush back home, she decides to marry the winner of an archery contest|Penelope
17/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CNN|$800|hard|After a tour as White House Chief of Staff, he became the 'nunu' conservative voice on 'Crossfire'|John Sununu
21/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|TOURIST TRAPS|$400|easy|Seaside resort that has a monopoly on East Coast gambling|Atlantic City, New Jersey
14/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$600|medium|King Wiliam's Queen Anne's & King George's were wars Colonists fought in against this country|France
29/04/1998|Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON D.C.|$400|easy|The Kennedy Center's Grand Foyer is so large this D.C. obelisk would fit in it, if laid on its side|the Washington Monument
29/01/2008|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY OF BIRTH|$200|easy|Author Hans Christian Andersen|Denmark
22/09/1998|Jeopardy!|MORE THAN 'ONE' MOVIE|$500|medium|We 'count' this Billy Wilder film about a Coca-Cola executive as one of Jimmy Cagney's best|One, Two, Three
23/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|TV & FILM SAXOPHONISTS|$1000|hard|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): 1984 film that featured the following: 'It's a free country, welcome to almost anyone, and I hope that someday you'll join me here; of course I'll continue to write to you every week.  Yes, in America anything is possible.  Good-bye for now, beloved family.  I love you.  Voya.' (playing a saxophone in a city park)|'Moscow On The Hudson' (with Robin Williams)
13/05/1998|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$300|easy|Although there are many Berber dialects in Algeria, this is the official language|Arabic
15/11/2005|Jeopardy!|ALL THE RAVE|$800|hard|Harvest is a faith-bass'd rave off the Andrew Johnson Highway in this state|Tennessee
13/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|COMIC & CARTOON CRITTERS|$1200|hard|Pumbaa|warthog
12/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|DAYS|$1000|hard|The British have a real blast on this day, November 5|Guy Fawkes Day
15/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A VISIT TO A JAPANESE TEMPLE|$1600|hard|Behind Sai-mon, the West Gate, rises Sanju-no-to, the tallest of these structures in all of Japan|a pagoda
01/07/2008|Jeopardy!|GRASSHOP-POURRI|$1000|hard|This short-named tribe of the SW was also known as Grasshopper Indians; the insect was a big part of their diet|Ute
13/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|I THINK I'VE HEARD OF 'M'|$800|hard|The theatrical world mourned this playwright in 2005|Arthur Miller
31/03/1999|Jeopardy!|COCKNEY RHYMING SLANG|$300|easy|It's what a Mother Hubbard is; hers was bare by the way|cupboard
06/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1920s|$200|easy|The League of Nations met for the first time Nov. 15, 1920 in its new headquarters in this Swiss city|Geneva
03/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$200|easy|Percival Lowell's mausoleum is near his observatory in Flagstaff, in this state|Arizona
22/05/2000|Jeopardy!|THE MEDIEVAL DAILY NEWS|$500|medium|Politics, 1206: This leader sets out The Great Yasa, an imperial law code for the Mongols|Genghis Khan
03/12/2007|Jeopardy!|COLOR MY WORLD|$600|medium|In Iraq, the U.S. Embassy is in this fortified part of Baghdad|the Green Zone
29/04/2005|Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$1000|hard|In area, Texas was the largest of the Confederate states; this was the largest of the 24 Union states|California
04/05/2011|Jeopardy!|JOB DESCRIPTION|$1000|hard|3-letter para-paramedic|an EMT
17/01/2011|Jeopardy!|CURIOUS|$400|easy|'Curiosity' was shortened to this word for an unusual artifact|a curio
02/04/2008|Final Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN RIVERS|None|None|20 miles from Frankfurt is the meeting place of these 2 rivers, whose names rhyme despite the spelling|the Rhine & the Main
25/09/1998|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$300|easy|In the 17th C. Shabbetai Tzevi attracted a mass following among Jews after declaring himself this|The Messiah
23/05/2006|Jeopardy!|ROBIN WILLIAMS MOVIES|$1000|hard|'What am I?  A barnacle on the dinghy of life?'|Popeye
26/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ALL IN THE FAMILY|$800|hard|He may have been a meathead, but he's now a successful director & producer|Rob Reiner
07/11/1989|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$300|easy|Middle name shared by Sen. Thos. Benton & the artist Thomas Benton, who was his grandnephew|Hart
15/03/2010|Jeopardy!|JIM RHYME|$800|hard|A sudden, capricious desire or act|whim
18/12/2008|Jeopardy!|THE BAYEUX TAPESTRY|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from the Bayeux Cathedral in France.)  This duke is about to mount his charger; he is the only figure to wear armored leggings & shirt; the ribbons at his neck also identify him|William the Conqueror
12/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL 19th CENTURY LIT|$400|easy|This 1895 Stephen Crane work has been called the first modern war novel|The Red Badge of Courage
17/04/2007|Jeopardy!|LAST BUT NOT LEAST|$200|easy|Number of the last complete symphony by Beethoven|9
20/02/2009|Jeopardy!|THE '-STING'|$600|medium|It's the 'T' in ETS, the folks who administer the S.A.T. & the G.R.E.|testing
14/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ONLINE LINGO|$400|easy|'P/W' stands for this; you may need it along with a user ID to log in|a password
04/12/1997|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$500|medium|These Arctic rodents famous for their mass migrations are a favorite food of the snowy owl|Lemmings
20/12/2000|Jeopardy!|SPECIAL 'K'|$300|easy|You're on a roll if you know the last was Wilhelm II|Kaiser
18/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|18th CENTURY AMERICA|$400|easy|During a storm in the summer of 1752, he attached a key to a kite string & proved that lightning was electricity|Benjamin Franklin
06/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS IN MOVIES?|$1600|hard|Jon Cryer's aquatic name in 'Pretty in Pink'|Duckie
24/03/1999|Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$200|easy|The katydid is also called the long-horned (meaning long-antennaed) one of these|Grasshopper
25/09/1995|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICAL TERMS|$400|easy|It's a synonym for gingiva|gums
23/05/2006|Jeopardy!|CLASSY CLASSICAL CLASSICS|$400|easy|3-word title of the celebratory composition heard here|Pomp And Circumstance
19/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'M' TV|$400|easy|David Caruso heads up the the crime scene investigation unit in this city|Miami
05/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ADJECTIVAL ENDINGS|$800|hard|Fiend or hell|-ish
22/06/1999|Jeopardy!|I KNOW THAT SONG|$300|easy|'Love can touch us one time, and last for a lifetime, and never let go till we're gone...'|My Heart Will Go On
15/05/2003|Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$200|easy|Proverbially, it's where 'all roads lead'|to Rome
29/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV DRAMA EPISODES|$2000|hard|1989: 'How To Survive In Vietnam'|China Beach
06/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES IN THE LAW|$200|easy|The civil code set up in France in 1804 is also known by this name|Napoleonic Code
15/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ITALIAN LITERATURE|$200|easy|Besides 'The Prince', he is also known for his 'Discourses on' Livy|Machiavelli
26/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'MOTHER', 'FATHER', 'SISTER', 'BROTHER'|$2000|hard|This Chekhov play concerns Olga, Masha & Irina Prozorov|The Three Sisters
12/01/2004|Jeopardy!|TOYS & GAMES|$1000|hard|This cartoon girl is also a doll, seen here|Dora the Explorer
14/03/2006|Jeopardy!|POPE-EYE|$400|easy|As pope, Benedict XVI holds the title 'Successor of St. Peter, Prince of' this historic 12|the Apostles
19/11/2002|Jeopardy!|I'M IN HEAVEN|$400|easy|Stephen Collins, seen here, plays Rev. Eric Camden on this popular series|7th Heaven
01/02/2010|Jeopardy!|STREAKING|$800|hard|He led the NHL in scoring for 7 straight years in the '80s with Edmonton|Gretzky
10/10/2000|Jeopardy!|THE INC.-UISITION|$500|medium|In 1989 the company called Corning these Works became simply Corning Inc.|Corning Glass Works
02/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THEY WILL 'COME'|$2000|hard|It's the title of an Oscar-winning film for Shirley Booth|Come Back, Little Sheba
05/09/1989|Jeopardy!|CARS|$300|easy|The Ranger, Pacer, Corsair & Citation were the 4 models of this Ford failure|Edsel
03/05/2004|Jeopardy!|MOTHER GOOSE|$600|medium|'Jack Sprat could eat no fat, his wife could eat no' this; together 'they licked the platter clean'|lean
30/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RELATED WORDS|$800|hard|One who's loquacious or eloquent can't resist making one of these monologues when he's alone|soliloquy
06/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|GAME DESCRIPTIONS|$400|easy|Send a one-hopper home to get the guy who tagged up; shoot it around the horn|baseball
24/12/1998|Jeopardy!|LET'S GO TO A MUSEUM|$300|easy|Check into a motel in Plano in this state, then check out the Cockroach Hall of Fame & Museum|Texas
28/02/2003|Jeopardy!|'Q' & A|$1000|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew on the ship Santa Maria in Columbus, Ohio)  Generally reserved for officers, it's the rear part of the upper level of an old sailing ship|quarterdeck
30/01/2001|Jeopardy!|THE '40s|$200|easy|In his first speech as prime minister May 13, 1940 he delivered the blood, toil, tears & sweat line|Winston Churchill
14/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY ANAGRAMS|$400|easy|Ms. Carter of 'Wonder Woman' & Mr. McDermott of 'The Practice'|Lynda & Dylan
29/01/2003|Jeopardy!|WHICH CAME FIRST?|$400|easy|Washington statehood, California statehood, Oklahoma statehood|California statehood
28/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|15-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|You can find 3 different words within this word meaning 'in spite of'|notwithstanding
14/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FISH FRY!|$2000|hard|The source of the finest caviar, this fish is also good to fillet & saute|Sturgeon
29/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$200|easy|After hearing the variations on 'Don Giovanni', Robert Schumann called this Polish composer 'a genius'|Chopin
11/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE DUDES SPEAK|$1200|hard|2001: 'Go back, Sam.  I'm going to Mordor alone'|Frodo
14/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|1950s EMMYS|$1000|hard|He won Writing awards for 1955, 1956 & 1957 for projects like 'Requiem For A Heavyweight' & 'Patterns'|Rod Serling
24/03/1997|Jeopardy!|AVIATION|$100|easy|In 1918 Argentine lieutenant Luis C. Candelaria made the first flight over these mountains|Andes
08/01/2004|Jeopardy!|CAN'T HELP FALLING IN LOVE|$200|easy|Amorous couples are often compared to these small, affectionate parrots|lovebirds
28/04/2010|Jeopardy!|WHERE THERE'S A WILL SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|Shakespeare was spelled more than 14 different ways & there are only 6 or 7 known specimens of this|his signature
20/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THEY ALL PLAYED SINGERS|$400|easy|In 1998 Ray Liotta played this leader of the pack -- 'The Rat Pack'|Frank Sinatra
13/12/2002|Jeopardy!|HELLO, DOLLY!|$200|easy|Collectors call the original version of this doll the No. 1 Ponytail (& she has holes in her feet for display)|Barbie
10/06/2003|Jeopardy!|ANIMALIA|$600|medium|Scatter was the name of Elvis' chimp; this is Michael Jackson's|Bubbles
24/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ALIAS|$400|easy|Robert Leroy Parker used this famous alias when he rode with the Sundance Kid|Butch Cassidy
24/09/1984|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS|$400|easy|In colonial Massachusetts, Puritans made this Christian holiday illegal|Christmas
14/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT EXIT ARE YA FROM?|$1600|hard|Exit 100B down the shore: You're in for a beat-down if you don't know I'm the male actor with the most Oscar nominations|Jack Nicholson
16/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LEGISLATIVE LEGACIES|$1200|hard|(Hillary Clinton delivers the clue.)  One of my proudest achievements as a senator was when this fellow New York senator & I secured $20 billion for New York's recovery after 9/11|Charles ('Chuck') Schumer
09/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|I RULE!|$400|easy|King Fahd bin Abdul Aziz|Saudi Arabia
09/05/2007|Jeopardy!|WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS|$800|hard|This team won the World Series every year from 1949 to 1953|the New York Yankees
22/06/2006|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL QUOTATIONS|$800|hard|Speaking about this resolution, Lyndon B. Johnson said, 'We still seek no wider war'|the Tonkin Resolution
26/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GET BIBLICAL|$1600|hard|David first sees this bathing beauty from the roof of the king's house|Bathsheba
09/10/2009|Jeopardy!|SPEAK UP!|$400|easy|An Irish wit & playwright: 'Bigamy is having one wife too many.  Monogamy is the same'|Oscar Wilde
02/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PARTY ON!|$600|medium|Act II of this musical opens with a festive masked ball at the Paris Opera House|Phantom of the Opera
26/05/1997|Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$300|easy|We don't know if Tim Allen has a pet name for this tool, but Thor called his Mjollnir--Thunderbolt|hammer
23/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|small state capitals|$1200|hard|The homes of Mark Twain & Harriet Beecher Stowe can be found in this state capital|Hartford
23/10/2001|Jeopardy!|PALEONTOLOGY|$500|medium|Trilobites were among the first creatures to have these; they were compound crystals that survive as fossils|eyes
24/05/2000|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE USA|$100|easy|The first skyscraper in the U.S. was built in 1885 in this city, now home to the USA's tallest|Chicago
02/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|This river is navigable from Basel, Switzerland to its mouth at the North Sea|the Rhine
04/03/1998|Jeopardy!|GO TO 'H'|$400|easy|It's the term for an animal that feeds mainly on grass & other plants|Herbivore
31/10/2008|Jeopardy!|MORSE CODE|$1000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows an animation on the monitor combining two Morse code letters.)  In the 21st century, international Morse code fought its slide into obsolescence with its first new character in decades--it combined A & C to symbolize this sign|@
29/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|YOGA|$500|medium|The 8 elements of ashtanga yoga include pranayama, control of this vital process|breathing
24/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|RAPS|$400|easy|Songs like 'Without Me' & 'Cleaning Out My Closet' made this white rapper's 2002 album a multi-platinum hit|Eminem
17/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CROATIAN POTPOURRI|$1000|hard|Serbian in heritage but born in Croatia, he invented the first practical A.C. generator|Nikola Tesla
20/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$200|easy|King Arthur's furniture listed at the beginning of a book|Round table of contents
07/01/2008|Jeopardy!|TERN! TERN! TERN!|$100|easy|Terns eat insects, small fish & this type of arthropod whose name comes from the Latin for 'hard-shelled ones'|crustaceans
14/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GEEK SPEAK|$2000|hard|This 4-letter type of new electronic output offers the best quality uncompressed digital video & audio|HDMI
06/10/2011|Jeopardy!|LUCY|$1000|hard|Lucy Pevensie is a character in the books & movies set in this fictional land|Narnia
09/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|2 Es, THEN ONE E|$1200|hard|You may wobble or even fall down if you're this, physically weak or frail|feeble
16/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$2000|hard|(Jimmy reads from the streets of Lubeck, Germany.)  This Lubeck-born West German chancellor said, 'I always carried a piece of Lubeck with me wherever I had to go'|Willy Brandt
08/04/2004|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL PAINTINGS|$400|easy|The Armada portrait seen here shows this triumphant queen in all her glory|Queen Elizabeth I
31/03/2000|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN SPORTS|$100|easy|In 1998 The Hockey News named him the No. 1 player of all time|Wayne Gretzky
23/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN AMERICAN BOOKS|$3600|hard|Kilgore Trout, the fictional author of several cleverly ironic sci-fi novels, is a character in many of his books|Kurt Vonnegut
27/05/2003|Jeopardy!|STUFF FROM HIGH SCHOOL ENGLISH|$200|easy|A short essay, or the basic message students are asked to extract from a literary work|theme
20/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MATHEMATICS|$2000|hard|Like 4, this number is also the square root of 16|-4
03/12/2010|Final Jeopardy!|THE CABINET|None|None|These 2 Cabinet departments both depict 19th century plows on their official seals|Agriculture & Labor
15/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|VIENNA-RAMA|$1200|hard|At the Congress of Vienna, the duchy of Parma was given to this man's second wife, Marie-Louise of Austria|Napoleon
07/09/1999|Jeopardy!|FARAWAY PLACES|$500|medium|In 1999 all of Nunavut became a territory in this country, the second largest in area in the world|Canada
11/09/2002|Jeopardy!|FOOD IN HISTORY|$200|easy|This animal, the chief sustenance of the Plains Indians, was nearly extinct by 1880|Buffalo/bison
23/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'F'|$1000|hard|Pits that lack atheists              (8)|Foxholes
21/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS TALK|$2000|hard|Abbreviated 'MFN', it's the clause in an international trade agreement that grants signatory countries the same tariff rate|most favoured nation
08/01/2008|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE AN ANIMAL|$800|hard|The plains variety of this animal has gray markings that are known as shadow stripes|a zebra
25/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK DEDICATIONS|$1500|hard|They dedicated: 'To the President's other men and women... who took risks to provide... confidential information'|Woodward & Bernstein
19/12/1996|Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|Dongfang, China, on Hainan Island, & northern Vietnam's Haiphong lie on this gulf|Gulf of Tonkin
21/05/2001|Jeopardy!|01/01/01|$200|easy|The first legal direct boat trips between Taiwan & this country in over 50 years began service|People's Republic of China
11/04/2001|Jeopardy!|LADY OF SPAIN|$100|easy|Born in Spain in 1485, she bore Henry VIII 6 children but only 1 survived|Catherine of Aragon
07/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$600|medium|When he gets a wild blue idea, Rodney goes off there|yonder (Rodney)
26/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE STAR BY ROLES|$400|easy|Susan Orlean, Joanna Kramer, Karen Silkwood|Meryl Streep
23/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$1000|hard|Mount Hermon, Syria's highest point, lies on its western border with this country|Lebanon
21/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GULF TALK|$600|medium|Canada's Prince Edward Island lies within this gulf|the Gulf of St. Lawrence
04/10/2005|Jeopardy!|ALSO A VEGAS CASINO|$600|medium|A weapon removed from a stone|Excalibur
25/04/2003|Jeopardy!|THEY PUT ME ON HOLD AGAIN!|$400|easy|This song would be appropriate hold music for a maternity ward|New Kid in Town
06/10/2005|Jeopardy!|YOU GET THE POWER...|$1000|hard|...with this kind of energy from the light-water, high-temperature gas-cooled, liquid metal or candu types|nuclear energy
12/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SMALL WORDS|$2000|hard|The 'let' at the end of 'booklet' is this type of suffix that indicates a smaller form|diminutive
13/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER QUOTES|$400|easy|'What's in a name?  That which we call' one of these 'by any other name would smell as sweet'|Rose
20/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC RECORD LABELS|$1000|hard|This early R&B, rock & jazz label had an 'ocean' of talent, including Ray Charles, who signed in 1952|Atlantic
22/01/1999|Jeopardy!|SWEDISH ACTRESSES|$500|medium|This daughter of Swedish actor Stig Olin starred in 'Havana' & 'Enemies, A Love Story'|Lena Olin
19/11/1987|Jeopardy!|'OLD' & 'NEW'|$400|easy|The only independent country in the world that fits this category|New Zealand
26/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'SNOW' BALL|$400|easy|Ski-doo is a popular maker of these vehicles|snowmobiles
11/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$800|hard|You can see his 'Majas on a Balcony' at the Metropolitan Museum of Art|Francisco Goya
30/09/1996|Jeopardy!|POP & ROCK GROUPS|$300|easy|Like many of this group's other hits, 'Stairway to Heaven' was never released as a single|Led Zeppelin
31/01/2000|Final Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LITERATURE|None|None|Hans Christian Andersen's 'The Nightingale' was inspired by this famous woman|Jenny Lind
24/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT THE GREEK PREFIX MEANS|$400|easy|Proto-|early (first accepted)
30/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BATTLES OF THE BULGE|$800|hard|After visiting the Angel Network on her website, check out her weight loss  health eating section|Oprah
29/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HEIRS|$400|easy|She married hotel heir Nicky Hilton at age 18|Elizabeth Taylor
01/07/2008|Jeopardy!|ARKANSAS|$800|hard|Arkansas' official motto is 'Regnat populus', meaning these 'rule'|the people
09/12/1987|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'E'|$1600|hard|Anything relating to 'Good Queen Bess' is known by this adjective|Elizabethan
22/06/2000|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$500|medium|This 'Great' king who died in 4 B.C. married Mariamne, the last princess of the Maccabees' line|Herod the Great
15/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$2000|hard|From the Italian for 'big', it's a concerto for an orchestra & a group of instrumental soloists|(concerto) grosso
17/07/1997|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$400|easy|Queen Matilda, the wife of this Norman conqueror, was just 4'2'' tall|William the Conqueror
10/06/2011|Jeopardy!|NYSE|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from inside the New York Stock Exchange.)  If the Dow Jones Industrial Average declines more than 10% in a day, trading is halted to prevent a market slide; it's a safety feature called this 2-word term, also a device that protects homes from electrical overloads|circuit breaker
21/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$200|easy|Irish actress Roma Downey is downright 'heavenly' as Monica on this CBS series|Touched by an Angel
05/12/2001|Jeopardy!|CENTRAL AMERICA|$200|easy|Central America's highest point, Tajumulco, is an inactive one of these|volcano
11/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TO THE CORPS|$1000|hard|The Marine Corps Hymn was written following the capture of this foreign capital in 1847|Mexico City
14/01/2003|Jeopardy!|IT'S THE LITTLE THINGS|$1000|hard|BB can be a small lead pellet, or an abbreviation for this spherical friction-reducing object|ball bearing
08/06/1998|Jeopardy!|SONG STANDARDS|$100|easy|'I'd love to get you on a slow boat to' this country, 'all to myself alone'|China
06/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL RHYME TIME|$600|medium|Kennedy's khakis|Jack's slacks
28/05/2004|Jeopardy!|HOUSE STANDING COMMITTEES|$200|easy|There's a committee for this size of business|a small business
22/12/2004|Jeopardy!|1970s POP MUSIC|$600|medium|In 1976 this 'wild' group topped both the Hot 100 & R&B charts with 'Play That Funky Music'|Wild Cherry
23/09/2008|Jeopardy!|IN THE SAND|$1000|hard|Russian thistle is also called this, since the plant detaches from its base & scatters seeds as it rolls|tumbleweed
14/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE MATERIAL|$1000|hard|Chryselephantine statues like Phidias' 'Athena' (the 'Elephantine' part)|ivory
17/07/1998|Jeopardy!|MISNOMERS|$400|easy|Despite its name, some paleontologists don't think this ancient animal was even part of the cat family|Saber-tooth tiger
30/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|The Jarama & Alagon are among the chief tributaries of this river that flows across Spain & Portugal|Tagus
22/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FINN FUN|$200|easy|Yeow!  The heat in this traditional Finnish room may reach the boiling point of water|Sauna
09/04/1997|Jeopardy!|OCCUPATIONS|$400|easy|A glazier doesn't work on donuts, but installs these|Windows
27/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED ONE KNIGHT|$800|hard|Born in 742, this King of the Franks led a 30-year conquest of Europe 'by the sword & the cross'|Charlemagne
15/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TV & MOVIE ACTORS|$400|easy|Before he was Dharma's Greg, he co-starred in the 1994 Whit Stillman film 'Barcelona'|Thomas Gibson
03/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUM HOPPING|$800|hard|Before going 'Out Of Africa', you might visit the museum devoted to this author near Nairobi|Isak Dinesen (Karen Blixen)
11/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THERE'S A WHOLE WORLD OUT THERE|$400|easy|This river is 250 miles longer than the Amazon|Nile River
10/02/2006|Jeopardy!|TV CASTS|$400|easy|Donald Trump, 18 people in the middle of New York City|The Apprentice
17/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$200|easy|From the surface of this innermost planet, the sun appears 2.5 times as large as it does from Earth|Mercury
14/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICA'NA'|$2000|hard|In 1891 he was assigned to create an indoor game to distract an unruly class|(James) Naismith
25/03/2003|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$200|easy|Don't call us with your research questions; call this U.S. first lady who has a master's degree in library science|Laura Bush
10/11/2003|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$400|easy|It's the main metal in both bronze & brass|copper
14/10/1998|Jeopardy!|SUITE TALK|$100|easy|Manuel de Falla wrote a suite called 'Nights in the Gardens of' this Iberian country|Spain
04/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN AUTHORS|$200|easy|'Happy families are all alike' begins his 'Anna Karenina'|Leo Tolstoy
25/05/2010|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL ROOKIES OF THE YEAR|$400|easy|Pitcher Tom Seaver (National League, 1967)|the Mets
13/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE TRIALS OF WOMANHOOD|$2000|hard|The yearlong murder trial of Amanda Knox, an American student in this country, riveted Europe in 2009|Italy
12/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GYPSY|$400|easy|Because of their close association, eating this animal is the main food taboo among Gypsies|Horse
28/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL RHYME TIME|$400|easy|An automobile for any former Russian emperor|a Czar car
06/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|UFO REVIEW|$400|easy|This future governor & U.S. president filed a report of a UFO sighting in 1969|Jimmy Carter
08/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE PIG LATIN|$2000|hard|Due to the type of wine it produces, Silver Oak's punning motto is 'Life is a' this, old chum|cabernet
15/09/1999|Jeopardy!|OLD COMMERCIALS|$200|easy|Gemini astronauts drank this orange drink, just like you|Tang
12/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN EYE|$200|easy|'The Adventure of the Lion's Mane' is 1 of 2 stories he narrates; Watson relates the rest|Sherlock Holmes
12/03/2001|Jeopardy!|A WATERY GRAVE|$100|easy|The H.M.S. Titanic|Atlantic Ocean
12/12/2002|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS & THEIR CHARACTERS|$400|easy|Ungrateful daughters are featured in an 1870 Turgenev story inspired by & named for this Shakespeare play|King Lear
04/06/2004|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$800|hard|In 1882, at age 16, he found work as sub-editor of the Civil and Military Gazette in Lahore, India|Kipling
28/05/2010|Jeopardy!|EDGAR AWARD WINNERS|$800|hard|Writing about the world of horse racing, he's won for 'Forfeit' & 'Come to Grief'|Dick Francis
16/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|About a third of this state lies north of the Arctic Circle|Alaska
13/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$400|easy|What Argentina calls the Islas Malvinas, England calls this|Falkland Islands
27/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GANDHI, FDR OR CHURCHILL|$1200|hard|He won a Nobel Prize|Churchill
11/03/2003|Jeopardy!|LET'S GET TOGETHER|$400|easy|1 out of every 4 players in one of these card clubs is a dummy|Bridge club
07/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S FILMS|$1000|hard|This 1985 film was Akira Kurosawa's treatment of 'King Lear'|Ran
20/12/2005|Jeopardy!|JEOPARDY! ACCEPTABLE RESPONSES|$200|easy|While we eternally accept Holland, this is the more accurate name for the country|the Netherlands
12/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FRUIT IN LATIN|$600|medium|The olea, it's famous for its oleum, 'oil'|Olive
31/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THERE'S A FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING|$400|easy|Airsick but intact, in 1797 Andre-Jacques Garnerin became the first aeronaut to make one of these descents|a parachute jump
02/04/2003|Jeopardy!|A MAN CALLED HARRIS|$800|hard|Harris took the throne in the 1967 film version of this Lerner & Loewe musical & starred in a stage revival in the '80s|Camelot
17/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|JACQUES IN THE BOX|$2000|hard|He painted 'Napoleon Distributing the Eagles'|(Jacques-Louis) David
25/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HAVE A 'MENT'|$2000|hard|The Bible says the angel at Jesus' tomb wore this, meaning garments, that was 'white as snow'|raiment
05/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HIT TUNES|$400|easy|Celine Dion's 'Let's Talk About Love' & the 'Titanic' soundtrack both feature this Oscar-winning gold single|My Heart Will Go On
29/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$800|hard|In 1139 the Church declared this bow a 'murderous art' & tried to ban its use against Christians|the crossbow
26/12/2011|Jeopardy!|SOUP ALPHABET|$1000|hard|'M' is for this Japanese soup made from a paste & often served with rice at breakfast|miso soup
13/10/2006|Jeopardy!|1945|$200|easy|In August this country was divided in two at the 38th parallel|Korea
29/11/2004|Jeopardy!|1804|$800|hard|A 2004 biography of this president born November 23, 1804 is subtitled 'New Hampshire's Favorite Son'|Franklin Pierce
07/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'AND'ROCLES|$1600|hard|You can see this galaxy from earth wtihout a telescope|Andromeda
22/10/2003|Jeopardy!|OPERA|$1000|hard|At 35 he decided for the first time to sit right down & write himself an opera; he produced 'Fidelio'|(Ludwig van) Beethoven
19/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1200|hard|'Screwtape' scribe who also took us to Wonderland|C.S. Lewis Carroll
03/07/2008|Jeopardy!|A DAY AT THE DOG SHOW|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from an AKC dog show show ring.)  It's the manual term for the person who exhibits the dog in dog shows; you'll see him or her in the ring|a handler
25/10/2010|Jeopardy!|ODD PLACE NAMES|$800|hard|You can cash in if you know there's a town in Texas with this name, the Spanish word for money|Dinero
11/02/2008|Jeopardy!|WILL SMITH|$600|medium|Starring with son Jaden in this 2006 film must have been fun; getting a second Oscar nomination, icing on the cake|The Pursuit of Happyness
24/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WITHOUT A TRACE|$800|hard|Rumors of his body being buried near a Giants Stadium end zone led to a Playboy magazine headline, he 'Goes Deep'|(Jimmy) Hoffa
30/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TV TITLE REFERENCES|$400|easy|On a teen drama, the upscale Newport Beach, as opposed to the downscale Chino|The O.C.
20/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|POETRY|$800|hard|The poem in which Walt Whitman modestly mused, 'I celebrate myself and sing myself'|Song of Myself
16/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$600|medium|He had 4 sons & 2 daughters & his eldest son became governor of Texas|George (H.W.) Bush
16/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WE BLINDED YOU WITH SCIENCE|$400|easy|Authorities generally agree that this founding father created such electrical terms as battery & armature|(Benjamin) Franklin
16/11/1989|Jeopardy!|'NOTHING' DOING|$500|medium|In 1856 Millard Fillmore was its candidate for president|Know-Nothing Party
16/01/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S PLACE NAMES|$200|easy|A city near L.A. is named for this novelist from New England; wonder how many 'scarlet' women live there|(Nathaniel) Hawthorne
31/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'JOY' DIVISION|$1600|hard|Sound off for this 1989 Newbery Medal winner from Paul Fleischman|Joyful Noise
20/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$400|easy|This Brazilian city's name means 'river of January' in Portuguese; its site was discovered on New Year's Day|Rio de Janeiro
01/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL BOOKSTORE|$1200|hard|Kisses are in order for this 1976 Argentinian novel whose film version won William Hurt an Oscar|Kiss of the Spider Woman
11/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY & SPACE|$1000|hard|In 1992, aboard the Endeavour, she became the 1st African-American woman in space|Mae Jemison
28/04/2005|Jeopardy!|AND DOGGIE MAKES THREE|$400|easy|Charlie, Sally &...|Snoopy
20/02/1991|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY ANIMALS|$400|easy|In the 'Uncle Remus' stories, Brer Fox is constantly being outfoxed by this character|Brer Rabbit
27/07/2011|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATED NO.1 HITS|$400|easy|Glen Campbell,  1975: 'R.C.'|Rhinestone Cowboy
16/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THIS IS YOUR LIFE, JOHN QUINCY ADAMS|$1200|hard|In the presidential election of 1820, this man got 231 electoral votes & Adams got one|James Monroe
04/01/2010|Jeopardy!|RHETT-ORIC|$600|medium|Skeptical of the South's chances, Rhett notes that 'There's not a cannon factory south of' this line|the Mason-Dixon Line
15/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$400|easy|Formerly known as insulin dependent, type 1 of this disease accounts for only 5-10% of all cases of the disease|diabetes
13/01/1988|Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$500|medium|Technically, this adjective means 'of, pertaining to, or located in a parish'|parochial
30/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL SCIENCE|$1200|hard|This reddish metal is a main ingredient of both brass & bronze|copper
21/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIG BAND ERA|$2000|hard|'Sing, Sing, Sing' was a smash hit for this clarinetist & his big band|Benny Goodman
25/04/2000|Jeopardy!|RANKS & TITLES|$100|easy|Rank shared by Kirk, Kidd & Kangaroo|Captain
06/11/1986|Jeopardy!|GAME SHOWS|$400|easy|Show which played its bonus round on a giant pinball game|Magnificent Marble Machine
16/01/2007|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY DOG BREEDS|$400|easy|Beethoven|a Saint Bernard
02/05/2007|Jeopardy!|INVENTORS HALL OF FAME 2007|$200|easy|Peter Goldmark rocked his way in for his invention of this type of record album, 'LP' for short|long play
17/04/2006|Jeopardy!|TV SUPPORTING CASTS|$1000|hard|Denzel Washington, David Morse, Howie Mandel|St. Elsewhere
30/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|KHAN GAMES|$800|hard|Ogadai built the new capital of Karakorum about 200 miles SW of where this capital of Mongolia is today|Ulan Bator
14/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COMEDY FILMS|$1000|hard|Andrew McCarthy & Jonathan Silverman's dead boss gets around in this 1989 comedy & its sequel|Weekend At Bernie's
05/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CITY OF THE DAY: MILWAUKEE|$400|easy|Milwaukee is located at the confluence of the Milwaukee & Menominee Rivers where they flow into this lake|Lake Michigan
23/12/1999|Jeopardy!|1941|$300|easy|It's like this, see, Bogie brightened this dark John Huston-directed film which premiered October 3|The Maltese Falcon
20/06/2003|Jeopardy!|MOVIE MUSICALS|$600|medium|This 1955 film about gamblers is tops on my list of Marlon Brando musicals|Guys and Dolls
25/10/2007|Jeopardy!|FOOD STUFF|$200|easy|For his pregnant wife who had lost her appetite, a chef named Alfredo created a creamy dish using this pasta|fettuccine
24/11/2008|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE A REAL GEM!|$200|easy|You're so sagacious that every phrase you utter is one of these proverbial gems 'of wisdom'|a pearl
21/07/2009|Jeopardy!|HARRY TRUMAN|$1000|hard|He was the last person beaten by Harry Truman in an election|Thomas Dewey
26/02/1999|Jeopardy!|DISNEY FILM VOICES|$300|easy|2 years before 'The Birds', Rod Taylor went to the dogs as the voice of Pongo in this classic|101 Dalmatians
03/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|1950s NEWS|$1600|hard|Soviet tanks helped quell an uprising in this eastern European world capital in 1956|Budapest
02/04/2010|Jeopardy!|TV NUMBERS|$800|hard|'____ Hours Mystery'|48
16/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$600|medium|The Crab Nebula was formed by one of these massive exploding stars in 1054|a supernova
27/06/2000|Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$400|easy|When you force someone into submission, you 'bring him to' these joints|knees
28/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$1000|hard|This city's Logan International Airport is about 180 miles closer to Europe than New York City is|Boston
25/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$200|easy|A big fuss over nothing as Warren Harding might have thought|A Tempest in a Teapot Dome
07/11/1988|Jeopardy!|POP SINGERS|$500|medium|Gilles Thibault wrote the original French lyrics to 'My Way', and this man wrote the ones in English|Paul Anka
11/11/1998|Jeopardy!|13|$100|easy|The 13 people at his final dinner included James, Andrew, John & Judas|Jesus
13/10/1998|Jeopardy!|WACKY PRODUCTS|$100|easy|The product seen here began its zillion-dollar destiny when introduced by Wham-O in this decade (hula hoop)|1950s
18/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE CO-STARS|$800|hard|'Ransom' reunited her with her 'Lethal Weapon 3' co-star Mel Gibson|Rene Russo
02/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$800|hard|Janine Turner of 'Cliffhanger' was once engaged to this actor who's now married to Kim Basinger|Alec Baldwin
15/07/2005|Jeopardy!|IN THE BIBLE|$800|hard|'Why hast thou set me as a mark against thee, so that I am a burden to myself?' he asks in chapter 7 of his book|Job
07/07/2009|Jeopardy!|WORLD WIDE WEBS|$200|easy|Like a fisherman, the spider seen here casts a unique web called one of these over its doomed prey|a net
31/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PAINTED LADIES|$2000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows a painting on the monitor.)  In the painting here, the Baroque artist Guercino depicted this woman shortly before her death; notice what's in her hand|Cleopatra
28/10/2008|Jeopardy!|USES FOR STALE BREAD|$1000|hard|Make this Italian bread topped with tomatoes; its name is from the Italian for 'to roast over coals'|bruschetta
03/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THAT STINKS!|$600|medium|Skunk musk is actually an organic compound of this element, symbol S|sulphur
29/01/2009|Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENS ONCE A YEAR|$800|hard|By presidential proclamation, October 9 is set aside to honor this Viking & all Americans of Nordic heritage|Leif Ericson
12/11/2002|Jeopardy!|COSMETOLOGY|$1000|hard|Dermabrasion is done by a doctor, this cosmetology procedure, 3 letters longer, removes only the surface skin layer|epidermabrasion
29/09/1999|Jeopardy!|THE WINTER'S TALE|$100|easy|The record winter snowfall for a 24-hour period was 78 inches at 'Mile 47 Camp' in 1963 in this U.S. state|Alaska
10/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'GOOD' STUFF|$2000|hard|James Hilton wrote this sentimental tale of an English schoolmaster in 4 days|Goodbye, Mr. Chips
21/01/2005|Jeopardy!|HALLS OF FAME|$1000|hard|Lydia Hall is in the Washington, D.C. hall for those in this profession; so is Dorothea Dix|nursing
17/03/2011|Jeopardy!|FACTS FROM THE WORLD ALMANAC|$600|medium|The arrival of this U.S. govt. official merits a 19-gun salute, 4 ruffles & flourishes & the playing of 'Hail, Columbia'|the vice president
15/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$800|hard|English composer whose 1947 opera 'Albert Herring' is about a young man, not a young fish|Benjamin Britten
06/10/2000|Jeopardy!|CARTOON NETWORK|$500|medium|The network's website has new adventures of this group made up of Fleegle, Bingo, Drooper & Snorky|the Banana Splits
07/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HEY THERE, DELILAH|$1200|hard|...back off!  This 'fish'-y hairdo that's naturally short on the top & sides & long in back is not in style|the mullet
05/12/1984|Jeopardy!|HATS|$400|easy|Graduate's cap, it sounds like a plasterer's tool|a mortarboard
08/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'B' HAPPY|$800|hard|Austin Powers knows this word means to comport oneself properly|behave
06/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE IS IT?|$1000|hard|Found at the tip of a continent, it's the country where Nelson Mandela was born|South Africa
30/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$200|easy|These minute blood vessels connect arteries & veins|capillaries
24/12/2009|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL NAME'S THE SAME|$1000|hard|Pound, Cornell, Better Than|Ezra
18/06/2010|Final Jeopardy!|SPORTS VENUES|None|None|Built in 1914 & named for the club's owner in 1926, it's the oldest National League ballpark still in use|Wrigley Field
08/01/2007|Jeopardy!|FIRST NAME WORDS|$400|easy|Marry someone much younger & you do this to 'the cradle'|rob
11/01/2000|Jeopardy!|BOGIE MEN|$200|easy|Sam Spade|The Maltese Falcon
28/01/1997|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$300|easy|Olaf eats this amount of bread every day|Loaf (for Olaf)
25/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING AUTHORS|$2000|hard|'A Confederacy of Dunces'|John Kennedy Toole
21/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|FINANCE|$1000|hard|This 1968 act gave consumers the right to know the total costs & conditions before borrowing money|Truth in Lending Act
13/01/2006|Jeopardy!|PROVERBS BY INITIALS|$600|medium|'T.H.A. better than one'|two heads are (two hands are accepted)
30/11/2009|Jeopardy!|A FULL HOUSE|$400|easy|For some folks one of these with a timer, like from Melitta, makes it possible to keep their eyes open in the morning|a coffeemaker
11/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|DESPOTS & DICTATORS|$800|hard|As president of this S. American country 1908-35, Gen. Gomez granted oil concessions to foreign firms|Venezuela
07/11/2007|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$600|medium|This Dallas Cowboys running back rushed for an NFL record 18,355 yards|Emmitt Smith
17/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE COURAGE TO 'B'|$1200|hard|This organization was based in part on 2 American groups, the Sons of Daniel Boone & the Woodcraft Indians|the Boy Scouts
04/01/1999|Jeopardy!|CLOTHES MAKE THE LAND|$400|easy|Proud Masai warriors like these live in either of these two east African countries|Kenya or Tanzania
26/03/1990|Jeopardy!|DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME|$500|medium|This late, great circus star once performed an act with 40 -- count 'em, 40 -- lions & tigers|Clyde Beatty
10/01/2012|Jeopardy!|STATE OF THE UNION|$1000|hard|It stayed in the union, but the confederacy also admitted it in 1861; it was in a 'compromising' position, after all|Missouri
24/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE ORCHESTRA|$1600|hard|For much of the 20th c., Gregor Piatigorsky was regarded as the world's second-greatest virtuoso on this instrument|the cello
20/07/2001|Jeopardy!|a lower case category|$400|easy|MUSICALLY, IT REFERS TO A SPECIFIC NOTE OR SCENE WHEN IT'S UPPER CASE & to playing loudly when it's lower case|F/f
28/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'MATE'|$1600|hard|To become accustomed to a new environment|acclimate
03/11/2010|Jeopardy!|OTHER CIVIL WARS|$1000|hard|A 1921 treaty dividing the island demanded a fidelity oath that brought about a civil war in this country|Ireland
21/07/2010|Jeopardy!|GEORGE CLOONEY MOVIES|$1000|hard|2009: Lyn Cassady, part of an experimental U.S. Army unit that uses psychic powers|The Men Who Stare at Goats
11/03/2002|Jeopardy!|FUN WITH FLOWERS|$1000|hard|Sharing its name with an eye part, this flower's name is from the Greek for 'rainbow'|iris
14/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HUBBLE, HUBBLE, TOIL & TROUBLE|$800|hard|An aberration in this part of the telescope was found shortly after launch; a 1993 Shuttle mission fixed it|a mirror
16/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. FIRSTS|$800|hard|On Aug. 2, 1962 the U.S. submarines Skate & Seadragon made a historic joint surfacing here|North Pole
16/11/2010|Jeopardy!|GLEE|$600|medium|In 2006 the kitchen classic called this 'of Cooking' celebrated its 75th anniversary|Joy
11/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$5000|hard|An accent over the last letter turns a word meaning disabled into this fabric with metallic threads|lamé
17/10/2011|Jeopardy!|FATS|$400|easy|PUFAs, short for these healthier fats, are found mostly in plant-based foods & oils|poly-unsaturated fats
20/07/2006|Jeopardy!|BOOK SEQUELS?|$400|easy|Guy Montag is back, & those books are gonna pay in this author's 'Celsius 232.78'|Ray Bradbury
02/02/2010|Jeopardy!|GOING ABSOLUTELY DENTAL|$200|easy|'Uneasy lies the head that wears' this, the part of the tooth that's covered by enamel|crown
17/03/1999|Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$500|medium|A termite's intestinal tract can break down this plant substance; yours can't|Cellulose
12/07/2010|Jeopardy!|1920s LIT|$200|easy|He spoke his final line in 1927: 'It is nearly midnight, Watson, and I think we may make our way back to our humble abode'|Sherlock Holmes
08/11/2011|Jeopardy!|BOOK 'EM!|$200|easy|Fagin|Oliver Twist
01/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIG RIVER|$200|easy|You'll pass Chelsea, London & Westminster Bridges as you travel down this river|Thames
27/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|YOUR EAR, NOSE & THROAT, MAN|$800|hard|Between the back of the tongue & the trachea, it contains the vocal cords & is also called the voice box|the larynx
14/01/2008|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 HITMAKERS OF THE '70s|$600|medium|1975:  'Jive Talkin''|The Bee Gees
23/06/2011|Jeopardy!|TV TOE TAGS|$600|medium|Episodes of this HBO series began with someone's death; one was a jogger killed by a mountain lion|Six Feet Under
13/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|UTOPIAS|$200|easy|In a James Hilton novel, this mountain valley is ruled by the High Lama|Shangri-La
02/10/2008|Final Jeopardy!|MODERN MONARCHIES|None|None|Of the 3 African countries ruled by monarchs, it's the farthest north|Morocco
05/11/1998|Jeopardy!|INCREDIBLE EDIBLES|$100|easy|People who eat this ursine mammal often marinate the meat for at least a day before cooking|Bear
29/10/1999|Jeopardy!|HALLOWEEN|$400|easy|After what he did October 31, 1517 the Wittenberg Palace Church may have had to put up a 'Post No Theses' sign|Martin Luther
23/03/2009|Jeopardy!|MUSICALS BY PLOT|$600|medium|'Prince of Humbug' creates freak show, signs Jenny Lind|Barnum
18/12/1996|Jeopardy!|'Z' ABBREVIATIONS|$300|easy|Book of the Bible abbreviated Zech.|Zechariah
16/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICIANS|$1600|hard|Albums by this piano player born in New Orleans include the fittingly titled 'Remedies'|Dr. John
08/04/2011|Jeopardy!|WHEN THE SAINTS|$800|hard|It's the secret identity of the British detective known as 'The Saint'|Simon Templar
11/10/2001|Jeopardy!|A GEORGIA TOUR|$500|medium|Its website says, 'Warm Town, Warm People...' this 'Home to One of Georgia's Seven Natural Wonders'|Warm Springs
10/11/1988|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RELATIVES|$200|easy|'Dr. Zhivago' wasn't this actress' first film;  as a child she appeared in her father's film 'Limelight'|Geraldine Chaplin
19/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHO WAS THE U.S. VEEP?|$1000|hard|When South Carolina seceded from the Union|John C. Breckenridge
04/01/2012|Jeopardy!|ODDITIES|$1000|hard|From 2007 to 2011 the president, V.P. & prime minister all had the same family name in this country of Indochina|Vietnam
08/02/1985|Jeopardy!|MOVIES|$400|easy|Mozart's middle name becomes a movie|Amadeus
21/11/1985|Jeopardy!|AUTO SHOP|$200|easy|The frame of the car without the out shell, some are classy|a chassis
17/10/2007|Jeopardy!|SITCOM-EDY TONIGHT|$200|easy|Elvis Costello & Sean Penn guested on the 'Back Off, Mary Poppins' episode of this Charlie Sheen show|Two and a Half Men
19/10/2005|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|None|None|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reads the clue from a mail sorting counter at the post office.)  In the '60s, to popularize a new system, the Post Office used ads of Ethel Merman singing this Disney movie tune|Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah
25/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'G' PEOPLE|$2000|hard|The cover of her 'Ballad Of Sexual Dependency' shows her photo of Nan & Brian in bed|Nan Goldin
05/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE ANGEL GABRIEL|$2000|hard|In the Old Testament, when this man has a vision he can't understand, God sends Gabriel to explain it|Daniel
21/01/1997|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$100|easy|This Venetian explorer was the first known European to visit what is now Thailand & Vietnam|Marco Polo
15/02/2000|Jeopardy!|CASPIAN, THE FRIENDLY SEA|$300|easy|In addition to carp & herring, the sea is a major source of this caviar fish|Sturgeon
15/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ALLITERATIVE AUTHORS|$3000|hard|The author of the Dirk Pitt novels is the founder of NUMA, the National Underwater & Marine Agency|Clive Cussler
20/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARY AUTHORS|$800|hard|This mystery author was a racing correspondent for the London Sunday Express for 16 years|Dick Francis
07/12/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$400|easy|At 8,445 words, his inaugural address was the longest -- that's a little more than 263 words per day in office|William Henry Harrison
02/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SARGENT/YORK|$400|easy|Dick York played this sitcom role from 1964 to 1969|Darrin Stephens
20/12/1991|Double Jeopardy!|'G'EOGRAPHY|$800|hard|This Polish city known for its shipyards is part of a tri-city area with Gdynia & Sopot|Gdansk
18/05/1990|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$300|easy|To save money, this star & exec. producer of 'Major Dad' bought his TV wardrobe at Camp Pendleton|Gerald McRaney
14/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$1200|hard|This 'Amahl and the Night Visitors' composer wrote his first opera, 'The Death of Pierrot', at age 11|Gian Carlo Menotti
08/05/2003|Jeopardy!|FERTILE 'I's|$200|easy|Composed around 700 B.C., it recounts a war fought over the abduction of a famous beauty|The Iliad
23/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FLORIDUDS|$600|medium|Palm Beach County told hot dog vendors wearing these bikinis (later celebrated in a Sisqo song) to cover their buns|Thongs
12/04/2007|Jeopardy!|EYE ON ASIA|$800|hard|Some think the floor of what's now the Arafura Sea was once a land bridge between Asia & this continent|Australia
09/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OH, WHAT A YEAR!|$400|easy|Once capital of a Russian duchy, Helsinki became capital of ind. Finland in this year of the Russian Revolution|1917
31/01/2001|Jeopardy!|SUPERMARKET SWEEP|$500|medium|The name of this popular brand of chewing gum comes from the Latin for 'three teeth'|Trident
16/09/2008|Jeopardy!|THE DISAPPOINTING 21st CENTURY|$1000|hard|We hoped by now all music would be on this spooky-sounding instrument|a theremin
31/10/2001|Jeopardy!|PREFIXES|$500|medium|It's a 4-letter medical prefix meaning 'within'|endo-
07/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TIME|$600|medium|It's the total number of seconds in a hour|3,600
17/05/2001|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES TIMELINE|$300|easy|In 1993 the New York Times Company bought this city's Globe for deep pocket change, $1.1 billion|Boston
17/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TOM SWIFTIES|$1000|hard|If you think doggedly about his hoarse voice, you'll know it's how Tom said 'Mush!'|Huskily
27/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ACTING THE PART|$800|hard|It was her 'Election' to play Tracy Flick & the 'Legally Blonde' Elle Woods|Reese Witherspoon
11/06/1999|Jeopardy!|JOE DiMAGGIO|$200|easy|'Joltin' Joe' was immortalized in this song that hit No. 1 in 1968|Mrs. Robinson
10/10/2002|Jeopardy!|AUTO RACING|$400|easy|It's the 'aquatic' term for the rapid side to side movement a car's rear end can make while racing|fishing
27/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|By 1942 FDR had appointed 7 new men to this body: it took a while, but he got the packing he had wanted|the Supreme Court
10/02/2009|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY CORRESPONDENCE|None|None|A telegram from these 2: 'Average speed...thirty-one miles. Longest fifty-nine seconds. Inform press. Home Christmas'|the Wright Brothers
28/11/2005|Jeopardy!|A PROVERBIAL MESS|$400|easy|Words louder than actions speak|Actions speak louder than words
27/03/2001|Jeopardy!|WHO PLAYED 'EM?|$300|easy|'Little Caesar'              (1930)|Edward G. Robinson
18/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|On completing law school, you're likely to receive a J.D., a doctor of this degree|jurisprudence
11/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL BOTANY|$800|hard|In the desert with Moses, the people still longed for this salad & tea sandwich veggie back in Egypt|Cucumber
05/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|JOE MAMA|$1600|hard|His mother Marcia was 85 and still living in Stamford, Connecticut when he ran for nationwide office in 2000|Joseph Lieberman
14/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC BATTLES|$400|easy|Once called Tsaritsyn, this city resisted a bloody 6-month siege by the Germans during World War II|Stalingrad
03/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'POP' GOES THE CATEGORY|$800|hard|A puffed muffin with a hollow center|a popover
12/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ART GAL-ERY|$1600|hard|In a 1988 movie, Laurent Grevill played writer Paul Claudel & Isabelle Adjani starred as this artist sister|Camille (Claudel)
12/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A ROLE IN THE HAY|$1600|hard|In 1939 this future Beverly Hillbilly starred as Elmer Whipple in the Broadway musical 'Yokel Boy'|(Buddy) Ebsen
09/10/2002|Jeopardy!|THE THIRD CATEGORY|$600|medium|Women's pregnancy terms are divided into thirds called these|trimesters
30/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BILLIONS & BILLIONS|$400|easy|In 1960, this number, the GDP, for the U.S. was $526 billion; in 1970, almost twice that|the gross domestic product
01/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSICIANS|$400|easy|A New York City-based conductorless chamber orchestra is named for this mythic musician, Eurydice's mate|Orpheus
08/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|INTELLIGENCE|$800|hard|It was during her reign that Her Majesty's Secret Service was 1st organized|Elizabeth I
21/10/2003|Jeopardy!|IT'S GONNA BLOW!|$1000|hard|Heard here, its name is from the German for 'flank horn', from its use in battle|flugelhorn
08/06/1998|Jeopardy!|THE BALD TRUTH|$200|easy|1985's NBA Rookie of the Year, he played college ball at North Carolina|Michael Jordan
07/05/2001|Jeopardy!|I REPRESENT|$300|easy|Rep. Dick Armey|Texas
11/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$2000|hard|It's believed that a land mass called Pangaea later split into 2: Laurasia & this one|Gondwanaland
30/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HOCKEY|$600|medium|Most shots in hockey are wrist shots, or these in which a full backswing is used to gain more force|a slapshot
28/05/2009|Jeopardy!|CAR BRANDS BY EMBLEM|$400|easy|Its emblem is as fancy as its name|Cadillac
05/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SONGS ABOUT GIRLS|$1600|hard|In 1983 Michael Jackson & Paul McCartney duetted, 'Don't waste your time, because the doggone' this|because the doggone girl is mine
11/03/2011|Jeopardy!|RENT|$400|easy|The highest business rents in the world are along this Paris boulevard|Champs-Elysées
23/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PREFIXES|$2000|hard|Dys- (of several definitions, give us a simple 3-letter word)|bad
24/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$800|hard|The largest grossing U.S. retail drug chain, it 1st put the ice cream in a chocolate malted milk|Walgreens
15/07/2011|Jeopardy!|DISEMVOWELMENT|$800|hard|A boyfriend, a fop, a 'geste': B|a beau
15/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$1000|hard|'Dark' nickname of Edward, the hero of the Battle of Crecy|The Black Prince
28/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE SANDERS OF TIME|$2000|hard|On Dec. 10, 2010 he conducted a one-man, 9-hour filibuster on the Senate floor to protest a tax bill|Bernie Sanders
12/02/2003|Jeopardy!|BABYSITTING TIPS|$200|easy|Ask if the little darlings have any of the food type of these; milk, egg & peanut are among the most common|allergies
17/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|RAKES & LIVERS|$400|easy|His opera 'Don Giovanni' is subtitled 'Il Dissoluto Punito' ('The Rake Punished')|Mozart
08/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE MOTOWN ARTIST|$1600|hard|'War' & 'Twenty-Five Miles'|Edwin Starr
24/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WRITE ON, SISTER!|$200|easy|This 'Little House on the Prairie' chick once served as poultry editor for the St. Louis Star|Laura Ingalls Wilder
03/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THAR HE BLOWS!|$400|easy|On Sept. 29, 1947 the sax of this 'Bird' sang in his Carnegie Hall debut|(Charlie) Parker
18/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PALINDROMIC PLACES|$1200|hard|Iaracarai Waterfall flows in the Amazonas state of this country|Brazil
11/05/1998|Jeopardy!|LET'S ROCK!|$100|easy|Her father is Fred; her mother, Wilma|Pebbles Flintstone
23/03/1990|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT|$200|easy|Incumbent David Durenberger defeated Hubert Humphrey III in this state's 1988 Senate race|Minnesota
23/05/1997|Jeopardy!|BIRDS|$400|easy|In 1954 there were only 21 of these cranes in existence; the flock has since grown to about 200|Whooping cranes
26/10/2011|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL ABOUT HER|$800|hard|'The Downing Street Years'|Margaret Thatcher
03/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$800|hard|It's Michael J. Fox' real middle initial, but he thought it sounded too Canadian|A
01/11/2005|Jeopardy!|NAME THE YEAR|$200|easy|A former House speaker, John Bell ran as a third-party candidate in this last election year before the Civil War|1860
02/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$800|hard|To extend his influence over the Pacific Northwest, he founded the Pacific Fur Company in 1810|John Jacob Astor
23/05/2003|Jeopardy!|BREAKFAST CEREALS|$200|easy|Dieters take note: you can now get this Kellogg's cereal with 'red berries'|Special K
05/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$200|easy|For mountain touring, many people prefer this vehicle to have 18 or 21 speeds|a bicycle
09/04/1998|Jeopardy!|HELLO, DALAI|$100|easy|The Nobel Committee said awarding this prize to the Dalai Lama in 1989 was not politically motivated|the Peace Prize
11/05/2001|Jeopardy!|SSSSSSSSNAKES!!!!!|$200|easy|Snakes are found naturally on every continent except this one|Antarctica
24/04/2006|Jeopardy!|PASTA NAMES|$400|easy|This rooster part gives the ruffled creste di galli its Italian name|the comb
23/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|DEAD POETS SOCIETY|$200|easy|In an Ernest Thayer poem, Cooney, Burrows, Flynn & Blake preceded this man to the plate|Casey
17/03/2010|Jeopardy!|IN THE STATE CAPITAL|$200|easy|The 3-mile-long Freedom Trail (& a few other Revolutionary War bits of history, here & there)|Boston
18/04/1997|Jeopardy!|BOOK PARTS|$500|medium|From Latin for 'leaf', it's a sheet of paper folded over to make 4 pages of a book, or it's each page number|Folio
04/01/2011|Jeopardy!|I'M MELTING|$600|medium|Instructions for doing this:  remove food; insert pan of hot water; wipe out melt; return food|defrosting your freezer
17/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY NAMES|$2000|hard|By the time her 'Middlemarch' was published, she was generally recognized as the greatest living English novelist|(George) Eliot
05/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MNEMONICS|$800|hard|The Passover haggadah has a mnemonic to remember these, which the Egyptians would rather forget|the ten plagues
22/06/2007|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL SYNOPSES|$200|easy|Title character cleans orphanage, escapes, meets a dog & a rich buy but no parents, Miss Hannigan goes to jail|Annie
14/03/2000|Jeopardy!|LLAMA-RAMA|$300|easy|On farms, llamas, like Great Pyrenees dogs, most commonly guard these animals|Sheep
27/12/2005|Jeopardy!|A CAPITAL QUICKIE|$200|easy|In Europe: Bern|Switzerland
14/11/2007|Jeopardy!|MANILOW!|$1000|hard|After beating out this fake pundit for a 2006 Emmy, Barry graciously appeared on his 'Report'|Steve Colbert
16/07/2001|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$200|easy|In 1785 Congress began mail service using this horse-drawn carriage|stagecoach
12/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|WINDMILLS|$2000|hard|In 1886, before focusing on water lilies, he painted 'A Field of Tulips in Holland' featuring a windmill|Monet
07/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'DI' IS CAST|$2000|hard|A cedilla, circumflex or macron are these 'marks'|a diacritic
10/02/2009|Jeopardy!|HAWAII|$400|easy|3/4 of Hawaii's population lives on this island that's known as 'The Gathering Place'|Oahu
18/11/1988|Jeopardy!|PATRON SAINTS|$400|easy|The family of this patron of students once kept him in a castle to keep him from becoming a friar|St. Thomas Aquinas
12/11/1987|Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$100|easy|Dandelion flowers are occasionally used to make this potent potable|wine
27/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. BODIES OF WATER|$200|easy|This lake nestled in the Adirondacks may take its name from its peaceful waters|Lake Placid
30/04/2001|Jeopardy!|DRUGS|$100|easy|By definition, vasodilator drugs are used to widen these|blood vessels
20/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|RIVERS|$800|hard|Sighted by Lewis & Clark in 1805, this 1,038-mile-long river was first called the Lewis Fork of the Columbia River|Snake River
12/09/1989|Jeopardy!|MOVIE THEMES|$400|easy|[audio]|The Great Escape
10/02/2009|Jeopardy!|FROM A TO Y|$1000|hard|In math, it's the degree of correctness of a quantity or expression|accuracy
10/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GET YOUR GOAT|$1200|hard|This musical features the tune 'The Lonely Goatherd'|The Sound of Music
15/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NUMBER PLEASE|$3000|hard|The standard measure of visual acuity is based on standing this many feet from an eye chart|20
29/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GREETINGS FROM AMERICA STAMPS|$1200|hard|The general designs of the stamps were based on popular ones of these from the 1930s & '40s|postcards
11/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITAL NICKNAMES|$800|hard|It's the 'Queen on the James' -- the James River, that is|Richmond
30/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICS|$600|medium|The first 2 Black Senators, Hiram Revels & Blanche Bruce, both represented this Deep South state|Mississippi
24/07/2008|Jeopardy!|THE HENRY WHO...|$1000|hard|...was set adrift with his son & 7 crewmen in 1611|Hudson
25/07/2011|Jeopardy!|HOW CONTINENTAL!|$800|hard|Both the highest & lowest places on earth are on this continent|Asia
30/05/2011|Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE SONG TITLE|$200|easy|The 4 Seasons, or Fergie: 'B.G.D.C.'|'Big Girls Don't Cry'
28/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOLAR SYSTEM|$1200|hard|Mercury is believed to have one of the densest in the solar system, made of iron & nickel|a core
22/03/2010|Jeopardy!|SLINGS & ARROWS|$800|hard|This sign of the zodiac is sometimes represented by an arrow drawn across a bow|Sagittarius
03/03/2011|Jeopardy!|WHAT A NICE PAIR!|$600|medium|According to legend, Rome was founded in 753 B.C. by these twins; one died & the other named the city for himself|Romulus & Remus
25/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN BADDIES|$200|easy|Daniel Stern & Joe Pesci played the burglars who tormented this young actor when he was 'Home Alone'|Macaulay Culkin
02/05/2005|Jeopardy!|STATE FIRSTS|$200|easy|This state had the first hospital, the first circulating library & the first scientific society, endowed by Ben Franklin himself|Pennsylvania
31/03/1993|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$400|easy|In 1975 this college football bowl game moved from Tulane Stadium to the Louisiana Superdome|the Sugar Bowl
20/10/2003|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$200|easy|On May 1, 1873 the first postcards at this postage rate were issued|one cent (penny)
30/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'D' MEN OF HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1581 this world-circumnavigating sailor was made the mayor of Plymouth, England|Sir Francis Drake
14/11/1995|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$100|easy|This Oriental sauce is made by fermenting boiled legumes & roasted wheat|Soy sauce
23/03/2001|Jeopardy!|PERCUSSION INSTRUMENTS|$100|easy|Porky popped out of this type of drum at the end of many a Looney Tune|Bass drum
05/02/1998|Jeopardy!|UNDRESSED FOR SUCCESS|$500|medium|A rocky relationship with exotic dancer Fanne Foxe ended this powerful congressman's career in 1974|Wilbur Mills
07/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LINCOLN LORE|$400|easy|Legend says Abe became interested in this profession when he found Blackstone's 'Commentaries' in a rubbish barrel|law
24/09/1999|Jeopardy!|HAT HAPPY|$100|easy|Title of the gagster who doffed the top seen here in the Middle Ages:|Court jester
02/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$1600|hard|Meaning crudely indecent, it refers to the every day form of Latin spoken by the ancient Romans|vulgar
22/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|TRICKY QUESTIONS|$1200|hard|Total number of vertices on the polygon (star) seen here|10
20/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE CELEBRITY BLING BIZ|$600|medium|Some of this comedienne's line of QVC jewelry has interchangeable parts (will interchangeable noses be next?)|Joan Rivers
08/09/2000|Jeopardy!|MULTI-MILLION SELLING ALBUMS|$300|easy|At 10 million, the top-selling 'Unplugged' album is this guitarist's|Eric Clapton
08/02/2011|Jeopardy!|POPULAR NAMES FOR BOYS & GIRLS|$400|easy|This Irish form of Katherine is currently one of the 100 most popular names for girls|Katelyn
16/12/2008|Jeopardy!|WHO MADE THAT ALPHANUMERIC THING?|$600|medium|The 166-horsepower Miata MX-5|Mazda
05/10/2004|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$800|hard|This Austrian physicist's name is now synonymous with a measurement of the speed of sound|(Ernst) Mach
29/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE PRESIDENT WHO SAID...|$200|easy|'The ballot is stronger than the bullet'|Lincoln
14/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CENTRAL AMERICA|$200|easy|This fruit crop accounts for a third of Honduras' exports & is the country's leading source of income|Bananas
10/03/2008|Jeopardy!|KIDDY LIT|$600|medium|The wedding meal eaten by this odd Edward Lear pair is 'mince and slices of quince'|the owl and the pussycat
14/10/2009|Jeopardy!|IN THE MILITARY?|$1000|hard|Hyphenated term for a man in charge of a great household, as that of a sovereign|the major-domo
04/11/1994|Jeopardy!|THE 1950 EMMYS|$500|medium|It was the first program to win as Best Game Show; host Ralph Edwards picked up the award|Truth or Consequences
14/06/2010|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN SLOGANS|$400|easy|'It's morning again in America'|Ronald Reagan
11/07/1997|Jeopardy!|CURRENT EXPRESSIONS|$500|medium|A smart car has a small screen that displays this|a map
11/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|YOUR STATE IS PARKED|$400|easy|Pocahontas State Park|Virginia
29/12/2000|Jeopardy!|NATURAL WONDERS|$100|easy|Wonder why the saber-toothed cat had these 'doggy' teeth, 7 inches long|canines
22/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE MUSICALS|$800|hard|'Hello, Gorgeous!' was Barbra Streisand's first line in this musical, her first film|Funny Girl
22/03/2004|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FELINES|None|None|He made his debut in the 1945 short film 'Life with Feathers'|Sylvester
11/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|This capital of South Dakota is named for a French fur trader|Pierre
18/11/2011|Jeopardy!|ASSUME THE POSITION|$1000|hard|Walter Payton & Barry Sanders|running backs
18/11/2005|Jeopardy!|HELLO, ALEX|$800|hard|His 'Gulag Archipelago' led to his arrest & forced deportation|Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
27/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A VIOLENT CATEGORY|$800|hard|It means 'to strike with a whip' & also follows 'whip' in a word for an injury|lash
22/11/2001|Jeopardy!|THE INTERNATIONAL CINEPLEX|$100|easy|We told you this film was called 'Hot Babes' in Taiwan; in France, it was 'Charlie and the Funny Women'|Charlie's Angels
21/03/2008|Jeopardy!|WORLD FACTS|$200|easy|The Cantabrian Mountains extend for 300 miles south from the Pyrenees to Cape Finisterre in this country|Spain
28/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|UNREAL ESTATE BROKERS|$2000|hard|1920: Gopher Prairie|Sinclair Lewis
01/02/2008|Jeopardy!|BETWEEN|$600|medium|Bible book between John & Romans in the King James Version|Acts (of the Apostles)
26/03/2004|Final Jeopardy!|MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY|None|None|A circumorbital hematoma is more commonly known as this|a black eye
11/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|VERONICA|$400|easy|To perform a veronica in this sport requires you to have a cape to wave|Bullfighting
22/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|JUST MISSED THE TOP OF THE CHARTS|$400|easy|This nickname for Madonna came from the title of a 1985 hit that peaked at No. 2|Material Girl
19/02/1990|Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATION|$200|easy|1-word term for the presiding officer in Britain's House of Commons & our House of Representatives|the speaker
13/04/2005|Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$800|hard|Arnold's started 'growling' at 10 A.M.|his stomach
02/03/2011|Jeopardy!|WHO WROTE IT?|$600|medium|A female poet: 'How do I love thee?  Let me count the ways'|Elizabeth Barrett Browning
31/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PENINSULAS|$200|easy|This U.S. state's lower peninsula is sometimes called the Mitten because its shape resembles a mittened hand|Michigan
23/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$400|easy|Mozart dedicated 6 string quartets to this Austrian composer of 'The Creation'|Franz Josef Haydn
15/01/2009|Jeopardy!|NIAGARA FALLS|$400|easy|(Alex reports from Niagara Falls.)  There's plenty of water going over the falls right now, but would you believe that in March 1848 for about 30 hours the Falls actually stopped flowing due to a massive upstream accumulation of this stuff|ice
06/11/1995|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$100|easy|This U.S. composer was born July 4, 1826 to William Barclay Foster, a Pennsylvania merchant|Stephen Foster
12/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|JOIN THE CLUB|$1000|hard|Founded at Newmarket, England, it publishes the 'General Stud Book'|The Jockey Club
20/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$1600|hard|The giant species of this 'armor-plated' animal has more teeth than any other land mammal|armadillo
04/11/2004|Jeopardy!|GUNSMOKE|$1000|hard|In 1974 this man told the U.N. General Assembly he bore 'an olive branch and a freedom fighter's gun'|Yasser Arafat
13/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|This pass through the Swiss Alps has a 10-mile motor vehicle tunnel, one of the world's largest|St. Gotthard Pass
26/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THE 'MAIN'|$400|easy|The principal dish at a meal|the main course
10/07/2006|Jeopardy!|BOBBLEHEAD REVISITED|$600|medium|Whether bobbling or not, this title movie character gave us a frighteningly close encounter|Alien
13/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITY BIRTHPLACES|$1000|hard|Cantinflas|Mexico City
17/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS STARS|$200|easy|On March 13, 1999 this heavyweight fought Lennox Lewis to a controversial draw|Evander Holyfield
06/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|I DO IMPRESSIONISTS|$1600|hard|This American woman went Impressionist in the late 1870s & exhibited with the group in 1879|(Mary) Cassatt
22/10/2003|Jeopardy!|OPERA|$2500|hard|Mozart opera in which the count tries to thwart & postpone his valet's wedding|The Marriage of Figaro
17/09/2010|Jeopardy!|TALK LIKE A PIRATE|$600|medium|The Nebraska legislature be tree lovers & made this day, April 22, a legal holiday|Arbor Day
04/11/1997|Jeopardy!|DIRTY 4-LETTER WORDS|$500|medium|Writer Upton Sinclair was a famous 'raker' of it|muck
19/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|COLUMBIA|$1000|hard|His will established Columbia's graduate school of journalism|Pulitzer
23/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.|$800|hard|King donated the money he received for winning this international award in December 1964 to civil rights causes|the Nobel Peace Prize
21/12/2011|Jeopardy!|THE ECONOMY|$1000|hard|In a May 2011 interview, Steve Forbes called for a return to this to stabilize the value of the dollar|the gold standard
24/03/2011|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE LETTER, DOUBLE MEANING|$1000|hard|A small tower, or a revolving gun structure on a military plane|turret
14/07/2008|Jeopardy!|CANADIAN SONGBIRDS|$1000|hard|Leslie is the first name of this '1234' singer who was a dancer at the 1988 Calgary Olympics|Feist
08/06/2007|Jeopardy!|THE SOLOMON ISLANDS|$600|medium|Due to historic ties, this person is traditionally still considered the sovereign of the Solomon Islands|Queen Elizabeth II
02/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'Y' END IT?|$2000|hard|Important elements in music are melody & this pleasing combination of tones, from the Greek for 'joint'|harmony
20/06/2008|Jeopardy!|MOVIE MR. & MRS.|$200|easy|It's the title couple played by Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie in a 2005 movie|Mr. & Mrs. Smith
11/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POPES|$1000|hard|In 1309 Clement V decided to reside in this French city; the papacy remained there until 1377|Avignon
16/07/1999|Jeopardy!|BUGS|$100|easy|Lyme disease is transmitted to humans via the deer species of this bug|Tick
09/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|'Lady Chatterley's Lover' author who leads his big band in playing 'Champagne Music'|D.H. Lawrence Welk
11/01/2007|Jeopardy!|WE ALL WANT TO CHANGE THE WORLD|$800|hard|Richard Gere titled the Time 100 article on this longtime friend of his 'He Belongs To The World'|Dalai Lama
19/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MEN IN RED|$600|medium|Someone raised by committed Communists may be called this kind of 'baby'|'Red-diaper' baby
30/10/2007|Jeopardy!|WAR|$1000|hard|The oldest army unit in the world is this one founded in 1506 that guards the pope|the Swiss Guard
22/12/1999|Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS|$400|easy|In 1970 Irwin Shaw gave us this bestselling saga of the Jordache family|Rich Man, Poor Man
16/12/2010|Jeopardy!|ADD A LETTER|$200|easy|Add a letter to surgeon & you'll net yourself this fish|sturgeon
17/04/1998|Jeopardy!|BETTER KNOWN AS...|$200|easy|His birth name, Michael Douglas, was in use, so this Batman chose this stage name|Michael Keaton
28/04/2009|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL MUNCHIES|$600|medium|Everlasting Gobstoppers first appeared in this 1964 Roald Dahl work|Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
03/11/2000|Jeopardy!|CONTINENTAL CONGRESS PRESIDENTS|$200|easy|While still a delegate, Richard Henry Lee offered the June 7, 1776 resolution that led to this document|Declaration of Independence
08/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NEWS STORIES OF THE 1700S|$600|medium|Splish splash, he was taking a bath, when Charlotte Corday stabbed him in 1793|Jules Jean-Paul Marat
16/11/2009|Jeopardy!|GIVING BLOOD|$800|hard|The nurse will take 1 of this unit; your body will replace the fluids in 24 hours|a pint
05/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CIVIL RIGHTS HEROES|$2000|hard|He was the lawyer who won the Brown v. Board of Education Supreme Court case|Thurgood Marshall
29/03/1999|Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$500|medium|The chigoe, or chigger, is also known as the sand type of this pest|flea
23/09/2011|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS KINDA 'IFF'-Y|$1000|hard|The first 'T' in GATT, they're taxes one nation puts on goods imported from another|tariffs
04/11/2009|Jeopardy!|TEEN LIT|$200|easy|Set in this decade, Kathryn Stockett's 'The Help' follows a young woman during the civil rights movement|the '60s
05/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows a map of Africa on the monitor.)  With around 180 million speakers worldwide, its the official language of eight countries, including the five former European colonies highlighted here|Portuguese
08/09/1998|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE MEDITERRANEAN|$400|easy|Going clockwise around the Mediterranean, it's the next national capital after Tunis|Algiers
12/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CORPORATE HISTORIES|$600|medium|The company at 610 Gateway Street in North Sioux City, South Dakota has sold these since 1985|Computers
18/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|From a Washington Irving character, it's a nickname for a New Yorker, Dutch-descended or otherwise|a knickerbocker
27/12/2011|Jeopardy!|TIPS ON NETWORKING|$800|hard|Enjoy some of 'The Fairly Oddparents' & some 'Bubble Guppies'|Nickelodeon
20/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE QUOTES|$1000|hard|1935: The toast was 'To a new world of gods and monsters!'|Bride of Frankenstein
15/02/2008|Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$400|easy|With about 100 awarded yearly, Rhodes Scholarships enable students to study at this British university|Oxford
17/11/1993|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$300|easy|'Buon dia' is Portuguese for this greeting|Good Day!
21/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TIME QUOTES|$400|easy|When this famous oft-quoted New York Yankee was asked 'What time is it?' he answered, 'You mean now?'|Yogi Berra
26/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|GRAMMAR|$400|easy|The interjection in 'Whew! This is a tough answer'|whew
29/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'AR' MATEY!|$2000|hard|Derived from a Serbian word for 'highwayman', it refers to a 15th century horseman of the Hungarian light infantry|Hussar
05/03/2008|Jeopardy!|SPORTS NICKNAMES|$800|hard|In August 2005 this 'Siberian Siren' became the first Russian ranked No. 1 in Women's tennis|Maria Sharapova
13/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL|$800|hard|Dave Grohl recorded this band's 1995 debut album by himself, but has lots of help on 2011's 'Wasting Light'|the Foo Fighters
03/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S SHOW BIZ|$800|hard|Maybe he won an Oscar for 'Syriana' in 2006 because he was in bed with host Jon Stewart (in the opening)|George Clooney
09/07/2009|Jeopardy!|BEST ACTOR OSCAR WINNERS|$600|medium|1987: As Gordon Gekko|Michael Douglas
03/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IDIOMS|$1200|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew is in his workshop tightening a bolt in a piece of wood.)  This mechanism increases tension without the risk of slipping back; it's also an idiom for turning up the pressure on someone|ratchet
15/05/1990|Jeopardy!|COLORS|$300|easy|A person in a rage is said to 'see' this color|Red
03/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$800|hard|In 1958 Nasser was elected president of the United Arab Republic, Egypt's union with this country|Syria
25/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A STOCKPILE|$1600|hard|Cialis is a hit for this company, LLY|(Eli) Lilly
07/12/2011|Jeopardy!|'HALF' BAKED|$400|easy|Kennedy first appeared on it in 1964|the half-dollar
28/10/1998|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$400|easy|This sister of Francis Ford Coppola appeared in all of his 'Godfather' films|Talia Shire
27/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ADVICE|$1200|hard|'Semper ubi sub ubi' literally translates from Latin as 'Always wear' this, perhaps in case of a car accident|underwear
13/01/2006|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE DAILIES|$800|hard|Every day in Vegas, baby, Vegas, folks split their aces & double down playing this game|blackjack
08/06/2007|Jeopardy!|HYPO-POURRI|$600|medium|The FDA does not require testing to back up claims that cosmetics are this, meaning causing fewer reactions|hypoallergenic
06/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|OUT TO SEA|$200|easy|Central America's east coast forms this sea's western boundary|Caribbean Sea
22/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$2000|hard|In 1822 Joseph Fourier published his theory on how this form of energy flows in solid bodies|heat
11/04/2006|Jeopardy!|TAKE A HIKE|$600|medium|In 1923 the first path designated part of this trail opened in New York's Bear Mountain State Park|the Appalachian Trail
09/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|RANDOM HOUSES|$1400|hard|From the name of a hill in Rome, it's an official residence of a ruler or archbishop|palace
19/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY HODGEPODGE|$600|medium|Born Adeline Virginia Stephen, this 'To The Lighthouse' author was a leader of the Bloomsbury Group|Virginia Woolf
28/07/2010|Jeopardy!|SAINTS ON THE MAP|$400|easy|Once Scotland's ecclesiastical capital, this city is also a golfing Mecca|St. Andrews
23/06/1999|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC MOVIES|$100|easy|In this 1946 Christmas weepie, George Bailey knew he existed when he found Zuzu's petals in his pocket|It's A Wonderful Life
31/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CANALS|$400|easy|Vessels pass under the Bridge of the Americas as they enter or leave this canal|the Panama Canal
11/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$1200|hard|The foundation honoring this holiday says, 'We inspire people to plant, nurture, and celebrate trees'|Arbor Day
25/12/2007|Jeopardy!|THE FEMININE MISTAKE|$600|medium|This lady of myth boasted of her beauty to Athena, who was a teensy bit jealous & gave her a monster makeover|Medusa
23/04/1998|Jeopardy!|HOT DATES|$100|easy|Then the world's longest suspension bridge, it opened over the East River May 24, 1883|Brooklyn Bridge
13/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PHRASES REVERSED|$400|easy|Farragut's quote: fire underwater missiles into barriers that restrict water flow|torpedo the dams
10/09/2001|Jeopardy!|EXPORTS|$1000|hard|In ancient times, the most famous export of the Phoenician town of Byblos to Greece was this material|papyrus
08/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$1600|hard|In 1982 she founded her Wildflower Center in Austin, Texas to preserve native North American plants|Lady Bird Johnson
04/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A PALACE IN HISTORY|$400|easy|Iolani Palace in Honolulu was seen as the headquarters for the state police unit on this '70s TV series|Hawaii Five-O
05/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ISLAND HOPPING|$2200|hard|France owns 61% of this West Indian island; the Netherlands, 39%|St. Martin/St. Maarten
12/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMATISTS|$400|easy|'De Profundis' was a letter he wrote while in Reading Gaol to Lord Alfred Douglas, with whom he'd had an affair|Oscar Wilde
09/02/1999|Jeopardy!|THE SIMPSONS|$200|easy|This Springfield celebrity was disowned by his father for choosing to be a clown rather than a rabbi|Krusty the Clown
20/12/2004|Jeopardy!|FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT|$800|hard|Wright's interiors show his aim to eliminate what he called 'the room as' this 3-letter word|a box
06/11/1998|Jeopardy!|HISTORY 101|$400|easy|John Smith said he would have had his brains beaten out with clubs if this Indian girl hadn't saved him|Pocahontas
28/05/2003|Jeopardy!|FIX THE MALAPROPISM|$600|medium|'Certain areas of the desert are cultivated by irritation'|irrigation
23/11/1995|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$400|easy|For this cocktail, the rim of the glass is usually dipped in lime juice and salt|a margarita
08/07/2004|Jeopardy!|'CHA'|$600|medium|Eames & Adirondack are types of these|a chair
23/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MULE DRIVING|$400|easy|'Borax Bill' Parkinson was one of the top 20-Mule Team drivers that used to haul borax out of this valley|Death Valley
09/05/2003|Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$800|hard|'Natural Healing', 'Food & Nutrition' & 'Fitness' are regular features of this leading health magazine founded in 1950|Prevention
20/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TELLING TALES OUT OF SCHOOL|$1600|hard|'The Prime' of this female teacher in an Edinburgh school plays out in a 1961 Muriel Spark work|Miss Jean Brodie
06/04/1988|Jeopardy!|SEE THE USA|$100|easy|To see Don Ho's show, go to the Hilton's Dome Show Room in this city|Honolulu
02/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SEOUL TRAIN|$1600|hard|Kung, as in Seoul's famous Tokru-Kung & Kyongbok-Kung, refers to this type of residence|palace (royal residence)
30/12/1999|Jeopardy!|'ROY'ALTY|$300|easy|He's George Jetson's boy|Elroy
04/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IN A 'B' COUNTRY|$400|easy|This Himalayan kingdom's Ngultrum currency features 2 dragons facing each other|Bhutan
19/06/1998|Jeopardy!|A RIVER RUNS FROM IT|$200|easy|At the end of its almost 4,000 mile run, it's hard to tell it began in glacier fed lakes in Peru|the Amazon
30/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT|$400|easy|Eton & Greenwich|the Thames
12/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$1600|hard|This first novel by Bernard Malamud is considered one of the best baseball books of all time|The Natural
28/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PRAGUE|$1600|hard|This river that runs through Prague was immortalized in a work by composer Bedrich Smetana|the Moldau
27/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|DUELS|$1600|hard|In 1598 this playwright & 'To Celia' poet narrowly escaped the gallows for killing an actor in a duel|Ben Jonson
01/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'40s POP CULTURE|$2000|hard|This quiz show heard here evolved into an almanac  'It's easy money, ladies and gentlemen, and here's how to get it.  You may submit from one to three original questions per letter.  Your question is used, you receive five dollars.'|Information Please
17/02/2010|Jeopardy!|MOVIE SEQUELS|$200|easy|She played Fanny Brice in 'Funny Girl' & 'Funny Lady', its sequel|Barbra Streisand
30/11/2001|Jeopardy!|VERMONT|$800|hard|This city's annual Battle Day Parade commemorates a Revolutionary War battle that took place on August 16, 1777|Bennington
26/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE PORTRAYALS|$1600|hard|This author of fantasy, sci-fi & religious works was portrayed by Anthony Hopkins in 'Shadowlands'|C.S. Lewis
18/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WALTER CRONKITE|$800|hard|Cronkite broke in on a live broadcast of 'As the World Turns' to report this 1963 event|JFK's death (assassination)
13/11/2006|Jeopardy!|NEW TABLOID DUOS|$4200|hard|Even today they get the royal treatment: Charilla|Charles & Camilla Parker Bowles
05/02/2007|Jeopardy!|COMPUTING 101|$400|easy|This 4-letter term for a small image on a computer screen shares its name with a specialized image of a holy person|an icon
20/06/2008|Jeopardy!|OH, I'VE GOT A 4-LETTER WORD FOR YOU|$400|easy|To decrease in strength; moon-wise, it's the opposite of wax|wane
29/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FOUND IN SPACE|$2000|hard|9-letter word for the phenomenon that produced the mass of stellar debris called Cassiopeia A|a supernova
04/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1600s|$400|easy|In 1666 he wrote in his diary about sparks falling on him in a boat on the Thames during the Great Fire|Samuel Pepys
15/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|UNDER THE MICROSCOPE|$800|hard|In 1898, Beijerinck, a Dutch scientist, realized there were pathogens smaller than bacteria & named them this|a virus
21/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS WITHIN WORDS|$2000|hard|I knew the Duke of Fuffleborough was an impostor when he said he put a letter in the 'mail' instead of this Britishism|the post (in impostor)
30/11/1994|Jeopardy!|'HEART'Y PHRASES|$400|easy|In the 1938 movie musical 'Listen, Darling', Judy Garland sang, 'Zing! Went' these|The Strings Of My Heart
28/03/2007|Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINMENT AWARDS|$600|medium|(Hi, I'm Bebe Neuwirth.)  I won 2 Emmy Awards for playing this wife of Frasier Crane on 'Cheers' & later played his then ex-wife on 'Frasier' receiving another nomination|Lilith
06/12/2010|Jeopardy!|WHAT THE 'H'|$200|easy|Feature shared by camels, Quasimodo & certain whales|a hump
17/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A NUMBER FROM 1 TO 10|$200|easy|Proverbial number that can 'play at that game'|2
14/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DE GAULLE OF DAT GUY!|$2000|hard|In 1925 De Gaulle was promoted to the staff of the Supreme War Council by this marshal|Marshal Petain
20/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATIONS|$800|hard|A military alliance: NATO|North Atlantic Treaty Organization
05/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$800|hard|Run this metric distance & it's the same as 6.214 miles|10 kilometers
02/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MEAT & POTATOES|$1000|hard|To save room for a baked potato, don't order this large steak named for a type of tavern|a porterhouse
08/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EMISSARY TO AMERICA|$2000|hard|Vincent Massey was Canada's first minister to the U.S. & later the first non-Brit to hold this post|governor-general
21/03/1997|Jeopardy!|ON 'Q'|$500|medium|Legally speaking, this Latin phrase means 'something for something'|Quid pro quo
27/12/2010|Jeopardy!|A BIT CONSERVATIVE|$200|easy|In most Orthodox synagogues these are separated; in Conservative synagogues they are not|men and women
23/07/2004|Final Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|None|None|2 of the 4 Shakespeare plays in which ghosts appear on stage|(2 of) Hamlet, Julius Caesar, Macbeth, Richard III
19/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'ONE', 'TWO', 'THREE'|$400|easy|Popular with comedians, they're short, witty remarks|one-liners
23/11/1998|Jeopardy!|IT'S A JUNGLE OUT THERE|$300|easy|About 2/3 of this river's 2.3 million square mile tropical rain forest lies in Brazil|Amazon
31/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER HISTORIES|$400|easy|Seventh in the Greek alphabet, it came back later as the last, but not least, letter|zeta
25/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OPERAS BY CONTINENT|$800|hard|'Florencia en el Amazonas'|South America
01/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE CINEMA|$400|easy|This martial artist's 1995 film 'Hung Fan Kui' was released in the U.S. as 'Rumble in the Bronx'|Jackie Chan
13/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ZEUS & FAMILY|$400|easy|One of 2 brothers of Zeus who were also gods|Poseidon or Hades
08/07/1998|Jeopardy!|DON'T DO THIS|$500|medium|It made news that a London burglar was caught by using these prints he left while listening at doors & windows|Earprints
22/04/2004|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK CITY HISTORY|$600|medium|This geometric area is seen here in the 1890s, when it got its name after a gift from New York City's Italians|Columbus Circle
11/01/1999|Jeopardy!|DICKENSIANA|$500|medium|One of the first full-length sound films of a Dickens work was a 1935 version of this tale of Nell & Quilp|Ye Olde Curiosity Shoppe
05/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE ART OF MOZART|$600|medium|Mozart opera heard here|The Magic Flute
15/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|I JUST LIKE SAYING THESE WORDS|$1600|hard|Used to mean a vulnerable weak point in an enemy's defenses, it means the lower abdomen|underbelly
25/09/2006|Jeopardy!|THE REAL ESTATE SECTION|$800|hard|Italy:  Begun in 1173! About 300 steps to top of 180-ft. landmark!  Full disclosure: it's 14-ft.-plus out of line|the Leaning Tower of Pisa
13/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$800|hard|9 years after B. Dias rounded Africa's tip, this explorer sailed on to open sea route to India|Vasco da Gama
24/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HAUTE DOGS|$800|hard|The Pembroke variety of this canine is popular with royalty|Corgi
13/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY ALGEBRA!|$800|hard|If 3x + y = 10 & y equals 1, x equals this|3
14/05/2009|Jeopardy!|ONE-BUTTON TEXT MESSAGING|$800|hard|Day of the week whose abbreviation can be texted using only the letters on the 6 button|Monday
01/12/1993|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$500|medium|Liver pates are sometimes called this, after the name of the dish in which they're cooked & served|Terrine
02/04/1998|Final Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|None|None|In 1916, his assassins included a prince and a grand duke|Rasputin
08/05/2001|Jeopardy!|DUNGEONEERING|$400|easy|This 'Tower' fortress built by William the Conqueror in 1078 has served as a dungeon, a zoo & a palace|Tower of London
17/03/1999|Jeopardy!|HURRICANE NAMES|$300|easy|1955: Same as Reno & Jackson|Janet
10/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME HOLE|$400|easy|Movie or play part|role
03/01/2011|Jeopardy!|SKY HIGH|$800|hard|Cadillac Tower at 65 Cadillac Square|Detroit
05/04/2004|Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICANS|$200|easy|The book 'Weaving the Dream' is the story of Mabel McKay, a renowned pomo maker of these|baskets
10/07/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$100|easy|In 1874, a major rail crossing, the Eads Bridge, was completed across this river at St. Louis|Mississippi River
23/11/2011|Jeopardy!|OBSESSIONS|$200|easy|Delia Bacon was obsessed with the idea that other Elizabethans wrote the works attributed to this man|Shakespeare
18/11/1996|Jeopardy!|RANKS & TITLES|$100|easy|Any birdbrain knows it's the highest rank a Boy Scout can attain|Eagle Scout
06/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|INDIANA JONES|$1600|hard|This man composed the music for all 4 Indiana Jones films|John Williams
13/11/1995|Jeopardy!|GUINNESS RECORDS|$400|easy|A Fender Stratocaster belonging to this man who died in 1970 sold for a record $338,580 in 1990|Jimi Hendrix
16/02/1990|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FIRSTS|$500|medium|This game came out in 1948 after being developed from a spelling game called 'Criss Cross'|Scrabble
15/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PERU|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Lima Cathedral in Peru.) In 1687 & 1746, Lima's cathedral along with much of the city was nearly destroyed by one of these; 2007 brought grim news of another one nearby|an earthquake
30/06/2011|Final Jeopardy!|COINS OF THE WORLD|None|None|50 Cent pieces issued in 2003 by this country depict Frodo, Gandalf, Gollum, Sauron & Aragorn|New Zealand
19/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY TEST|$2000|hard|This word means paralyzed by fear or turned to stone, like a forest that's a National Park in Arizona|petrified
11/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE 13 COLONIES|$1000|hard|In 1634 William Blackstone, not Roger Williams, became the first Englishman to settle in this colony|Rhode Island
29/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'HY' THERE|$1000|hard|Someone excelling in multiple show business crafts like a writer-producer|a hyphenate
12/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MYSTERY!|$1200|hard|Edward Petherbridge had trouble keeping his monocle in place as this Dorothy Sayers lord|Lord Peter Wimsey
14/06/2011|Jeopardy!|TENNIS, ANYONE?|$400|easy|These 2 sisters have faced each other in the Wimbledon singles finals 4 times|Venus & Serena Williams
31/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THEY NAMED A MOUNTAIN FOR ME|$200|easy|Mount Walsh in the Yukon is named for an officer in the North West Mounted Police, today known as this force|the Mounties
26/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHIES|$600|medium|Robert Shelton's 'No Direction Home' covered the life of this rock music performer|Bob Dylan
28/12/2007|Jeopardy!|WHAT A REVOLTIN' DEVELOPMENT!|$1000|hard|In 1839 this Italian soldier joined the failed revolt in southern Brazil in what was called the 'War of Tatters'|Garibaldi
12/03/2004|Jeopardy!|WORD PUZZLES|$1000|hard|Repeatedly or continuosly ---------------------------------- YEAR [boxed]    YEAR|year in year out
15/02/2001|Jeopardy!|RIVERS|$300|easy|The Morava in Moravia empties into this river, one of Europe's chief waterways|Danube
25/03/1999|Jeopardy!|MEDIEVAL TIMES|$300|easy|Construction of this famous British cathedral on the river Avon began in 1220|Salisbury
28/06/1988|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$100|easy|Part of its body where you'll find a warthog's warts|its face
06/01/1999|Jeopardy!|LSU|$400|easy|This civil 'War is Hell' general was president of the seminary & military academy that became LSU|William Tecumseh Sherman
23/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AS A YOUNG MAN|$800|hard|…he was tutored by Aristotle & then beat Darius III at Issus|Alexander the Great
20/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTIC WOMEN SPEAK|$800|hard|'Nothing is more revealing than movement', said this doyenne of modern dance|Martha Graham
06/07/1998|Jeopardy!|RAILROADING|$200|easy|'Shunting' is when a train switches these|Tracks
29/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK TITLES|$400|easy|A book subtitled 'Who wrote Shakespeare?' is punningly titled 'Contested' this|Will
09/11/2000|Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH RAIN|$300|easy|Whoop-ee!  The tallest bird native to North America is a species of this|Crane
23/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIES|$400|easy|He won the 1953 Nobel Prize for Literature partly for his 6-volume history of World War II|Winston Churchill
24/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BACH IN THE SADDLE|$400|easy|In his youth, Bach played this instrument in church & later was a virtuoso consulted in their crafting|an organ
25/11/2002|Jeopardy!|FACTS FROM ALMANACS|$400|easy|Lead would melt on the surface of this closest planet to Earth; it's like 800 degrees there|Venus
06/05/1999|Jeopardy!|STRAY 'CAT'S|$100|easy|The player behind home plate|Catcher
01/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY TERMS|$2000|hard|Oui! Lewis Carroll came up with this 11-letter term for a blended word like smog from smoke & fog|a portmanteau
02/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$1000|hard|In 1780 this 'Swamp Fox' was appointed Brigadier General of the South Carolina militia|Francis Marion
13/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$800|hard|In 1991 the United Somali Congress overthrew the Siad Barre regime & took over this capital city|Mogadishu
16/05/2000|Jeopardy!|TEA TIME|$500|medium|Not the English, but this colonial power introduced tea to North America in the 1650s|Dutch
18/11/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BERBER COLLAGE|$1600|hard|Some say the Berbers were the first to breed these from polecats they captured in Spain|ferrets
30/12/2002|Jeopardy!|COFFEE BRANDS|$200|easy|'Fill it to the Rim with' this|Brim
16/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TRAIN-ING DAY|$1600|hard|The Eurostar chunnels from London to Paris & this other nearby capital|Brussels
04/06/2008|Jeopardy!|5 'G's|$600|medium|2-syllable adjective that precedes 'bodily harm' in the crime designated GBH in the U.K.|grievous
22/11/2005|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN WOMAN|$1000|hard|The former editor & Playboy bunny seen here, she spent time in India & learned about nonviolent activism|(Gloria) Steinem
03/06/2011|Jeopardy!|ON A SWISS ARMY KNIFE|$400|easy|Hand me the 1982 Haut-Brion; we've got one of these spiral tools on the knife|a corkscrew
06/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|The Hooghly, a tributary of this river, passes through Calcutta on its way to the Bay of Bengal|Ganges
01/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HODGE PODGE|$1200|hard|Comic book supervillain Cameron Hodge is an arch-foe of this group of mutant superheroes|the X-Men
24/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH HISTORY|$800|hard|This 1215 agreement placed the king under English law & limited his power|the Magna Carta
20/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NEW JERSEYITES|$200|easy|What was once the town of Raritan is now named for this 'inventive' New Jersey resident|Thomas Edison
01/05/1990|Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$500|medium|Carrying on the reggae tradition of his father, this singer has released 5 albums|Ziggy Marley
12/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COLORS ON THE MAP|$2000|hard|An inlet of Lake Superior: ____fish Bay|White
18/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HYPHENATES|$2000|hard|This American woman is seen here with the tools of her trade|Margaret Bourke-White
06/10/2006|Jeopardy!|BIBLE HEROES|$600|medium|In Luke, he is quoted as saying, 'I indeed baptize you with water; but one mightier than I cometh'|John the Baptist
21/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAIRS|$1200|hard|In early 1996 they celebrated their 15,000th live performance: [video clue]|Siegfried & Roy
15/07/2003|Jeopardy!|GUILTY PLEASURES|$1000|hard|You've sung along with the car radio to this band heard here -- don't tell us you haven't ['Don't Stop Believing']|Journey
21/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FORBES' CARS FOR THE RICH|$400|easy|This get personal for a personal computer mogul Michael Dell in a 2005 H2 from this manufacturer|Hummer
15/04/2008|Jeopardy!|LANDMARKS|$200|easy|Towers built in & along the walls of this fortress include Beklemishev, Peter & Tsar|the Kremlin
24/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE QUOTABLE CHURCHILL|$400|easy|'In war: resolution.  In defeat: defiance.  In' this: 'magnanimity'|Victory
03/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$300|easy|Doubting his attractiveness to Doll Tearsheet in Henry IV|Sir John Falstaff
29/07/2010|Jeopardy!|AGRICULTURE|$400|easy|Double whoa!  The highest grade of egg is this|AA
16/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THAWS|$1000|hard|This 13-letter word for the reestablishment of good relations is apt when France makes up, as with Rwanda in 2009|rapprochement
19/09/2006|Jeopardy!|A SEPTEMBER TO REMEMBER|$400|easy|On Sept. 30, 1888 this madman claimed his third & fourth victims, Elizabeth Stride & Catherine Eddowes|Jack the Ripper
05/11/1991|Jeopardy!|1970|$100|easy|Between May & July, this man & a small crew crossed the Atlantic in a reed boat, the Ra II|Thor Heyerdahl
12/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LITERATURE|$400|easy|After offending both sides in a religious dispute, this 'Moll Flanders' author was sentenced to the pillory|Daniel Defoe
29/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FROM STAGE TO SCREEN|$1200|hard|This big bouffant Broadway show became a 2007 film starring a big bouffant John Travolta|Hairspray
23/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$600|medium|Called John Dryden's best comedy, his play about intrigue & adultery is titled 'Marriage A La' this|A La Mode
21/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL FLYERS|$1000|hard|This group was in the pink in 1959 with 'I Only Have Eyes For You'|The Flamingos
02/07/2009|Jeopardy!|I'M FUNEMPLOYED|$400|easy|Architecture is too staid; I want to design these, like Nitro at Six Flags|roller coasters
29/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'HY' THERE|$600|medium|The handsome young Greek god of marriage|Hymen
14/07/1997|Jeopardy!|CLAUDIAS|$400|easy|It's reporter Claudia Cohen's specialty|Gossip columnist
22/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT A BROADWAY CHARACTER!|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the set of the Gerswhin Theatre, New York.)  The name 'Elphaba', the leading character in 'Wicked', is derived from the initials of this famous author|L. Frank Baum
30/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the top secret Jeopardy! science lab.)  Laplace published the equation named for him in his treatise on these mechanics--the mathematics of the heavens|celestial
30/01/1996|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$300|easy|On Jan. 16, 1969 Metroliner high-speed train service began between New York City & this city at the other end|Washington, D.C.
11/11/1985|Jeopardy!|CHEWING GUM|$300|easy|[Audio] Title question asked in this Lonnie Donegan song:|Does Your Chewing Gum Lose Its Flavor On The Bedpost Overnight?
18/10/2011|Jeopardy!|EARTHQUAKE!|$400|easy|The center of this Nicaraguan capital was almost completely destroyed in a 1972 earthquake|Managua
18/07/2006|Jeopardy!|THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE|$200|easy|400s B.C.: This Greek 'father of medicine' bases medicine on observation & reasoning|Hippocrates
05/04/2006|Jeopardy!|'D'UDE!|$2000|hard|In 1966 this future NYC mayor became a state assemblyman from Harlem|David Dinkins
08/09/2008|Jeopardy!|RHYME TRAP|$200|easy|A beret|a cap
06/11/2004|Jeopardy!|I'M A PEPPER, YOU'RE A PEPPER|$200|easy|In a nursery rhyme, he 'picked a peck of pickled peppers'|Peter Piper
09/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$1200|hard|Caldecott Medalist Maurice (6)|Sendak
06/04/2011|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$1000|hard|This character in mythology amused me more than she scared me|Medusa (for amused)
06/05/1998|Jeopardy!|PETE THE CAPITOL PAGE|$800|hard|This impressive area under the Capitol's dome made Pete dizzy the first time he saw it|Rotunda
20/03/2001|Jeopardy!|WELL, THAT'S OBVIOUS|$500|medium|The 16th century painting seen here is known as the 'Madonna With the Long' one of these|Neck
13/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE PARENTS|$400|easy|20th century princes William & Henry|Prince Charles & Princess Diana
19/03/1998|Jeopardy!|IN THE AIR UP THERE|$400|easy|It's about .03% of the air; you breathe a little in & a lot out|carbon dioxide
26/01/2007|Jeopardy!|SINGAPORE|$1000|hard|Singapore gained its independence in 1965 from this nation to which it's connected by a causeway|Malaysia
01/01/2007|Jeopardy!|RECORD LABELS|$200|easy|Between July 1954 & August 1955 this Memphis label released 5 Elvis Presley singles|Sun Records
08/10/2004|Jeopardy!|THE ART WORLD|$600|medium|In this Brit's etching 'Myself and My Heroes', he pictured himself with Walt Whitman & Mahatma Gandhi|David Hockney
18/01/1999|Jeopardy!|BETTER KNOWN AS...|$100|easy|Funnyman Cornelius Chase|Chevy Chase
10/03/2003|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT ROME|$200|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew in Rome)  This type of Colosseum combat was abolished in 404 A.D. after a monk died trying to separate two combatants|gladiatorial combat
31/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SHOP TALK|$1200|hard|Oklahoma grocer Sylvan Goldman didn't invent the wheel, but did invent this wheeled 'vehicle'|shopping/grocery cart
02/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS|$200|easy|His delegates at the 1960 Democratic National Convention received PT 109 paperweights|John F. Kennedy
10/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GRAVE MATTERS|$1200|hard|In 1002 Otto III was buried near this king of the Franks whose body Otto had dug up to pray before|Charlemagne
28/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY EUROPE|$2000|hard|If John Keats had sent a postcard from his last home, it would have been postmarked this city|Rome
22/03/1999|Jeopardy!|SPORTS STATS|$300|easy|From 1952 to 1955 this Phillie led the National League in wins, complete games & innings pitched|Robin Roberts
25/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LATIN CLASS|$1400|hard|For most adjectives, adding -issimus to the stem gets you this form|the superlative
14/03/2003|Jeopardy!|MISSED IT BY THAT MUCH...|$600|medium|I invented the Fig Leibniz; James Henry Mitchell came up with this better seller|Fig Newton
16/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TRAIN-ING DAY|$800|hard|President Harding drove the golden spike at Nenana for this state's RR & died on the way home|Alaska
15/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$1200|hard|A block & tackle uses 2 or more of this simple machine to reduce the amount of effort needed to lift a load|a pulley
23/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITEENS|$800|hard|She was just 16 when her first single, '...Baby One More Time', hit the airwaves|Britney Spears
13/03/2003|Final Jeopardy!|EARLY AMERICAN HISTORY|None|None|On Sept. 8, 1565 the first Catholic parish in what is now the U.S. was founded at this settlement|St. Augustine (in Florida)
15/03/2001|Jeopardy!|TONY ORLANDO!|$200|easy|In 1980 Tony appeared in a Broadway production of a musical about this circus showman|P.T. Barnum
23/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MY NAME IS BARBARA|$600|medium|She earned a 1996 Emmy nomination for playing prosecuting attorney Miriam Grasso on 'Murder One'|Barbara Bosson
28/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE QUOTES|$800|hard|This 1968 film informed us, 'Not many people know it, but the Fuhrer was a terrific dancer'|The Producers
04/10/1996|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$200|easy|This word that often follows wiener means 'cutlet' in German|Schnitzel
24/10/2007|Jeopardy!|THE SHORT FORM|$400|easy|The 'Random House Historical Dictionary of American Slang' has an 1896 citation of 'diff' as short for this|difference
24/12/1986|Jeopardy!|QUESTIONABLE SONGS|$300|easy|The Shirelles said, 'Tonight you're mine completely' but weren't sure about this|Will You Love Me Tomorrow?
10/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT THE ELEMENT|$800|hard|The element with this atomic number was created by bombarding bismuth (83) with nickel (28)|111
25/03/1999|Jeopardy!|MEDIEVAL TIMES|$200|easy|Some scholars date the end of the Middle Ages to this king's death at Bosworth Field in 1485|Richard III
24/05/2005|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$600|medium|In 1849, Thomas Ewing, 'The Logician of the West', became the USA's first Secy. of this Cabinet Dept.|the Interior
26/02/2002|Jeopardy!|THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION|$1200|hard|It was the westernmost state mentioned by name in the Proclamation|Texas
13/09/1999|Jeopardy!|AFRICA|$300|easy|In the summertime of 1796, he, not Mungo Jerry, explored the Niger River|Mungo Park
06/03/1992|Jeopardy!|ANIMATED FILMS|$100|easy|Pretty Belle falls for a prince who's been transformed into a monster in this 1991 film|Beauty and the Beast
13/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$800|hard|Southey wrote, 'His coat was red, and his breeches were blue, and there was a hole where his tail came through'|the devil
18/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH POETS|$3500|hard|In 1883 Queen Victoria gave this poet laureate the title 'Baron of Aldworth & Freshwater'|Alfred Lord Tennyson
25/11/2011|Jeopardy!|IT'S NOT THE MIAMI HEAT|$200|easy|With LeBron in 2009-2010, this team went 61-21; without LBJ the following season, 19-63|the Cleveland Cavaliers
03/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'UNDER' WORLD|$1000|hard|In WWII Winston Churchill called Italy the soft this of the Axis|Underbelly
03/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$1600|hard|Flaneur is a French term for this kind of lazy person, also a type of shoe|a loafer
06/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COOKING|$600|medium|If you fold in beaten egg whites, these breakfast treats made in a special iron will be extra light|Waffles
30/12/2011|Jeopardy!|THE 1820s|$600|medium|He was about 70 when he published his 'American Dictionary of the English Language' in 2 volumes in 1828|(Noah) Webster
22/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'T'HEATER|$800|hard|Collective name for Harvey Fierstein's 3 plays about a drag queen named Arnold|Torch Song Trilogy
07/03/2005|Jeopardy!|WHO'S HAD MORE NO. 1 HITS?|$1000|hard|Heart, Little Feat, Murray Head|Heart
25/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE MEXICAN WAR|$2500|hard|In 1847 U.S. Marines occupied Mexico City's National Palace, called this in the Marine Corps Hymn|the Halls of Montezuma
19/11/1993|Jeopardy!|UNOFFICIAL STATE NICKNAMES|$300|easy|It's 'The Mother of States' as well as 'The Mother of Presidents'|Virginia
22/11/2000|Jeopardy!|NEBRASKA, GOD'S COUNTRY|$100|easy|Until 1900 this college's sports teams were known as the Bug Eaters, Old Gold Knights & Antelopes|University of Nebraska
02/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ART -ISMS|$1600|hard|In the 19th century Aestheticism said art exists to provide this, with no relation to society or morality|beauty
30/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BORN & DIED: SCIENCE EDITION|$3000|hard|Born in Siberia in 1834, we obey his periodic law, died in 1907 in St. Petersburg|(Dmitri) Mendeleev
24/04/1998|Jeopardy!|RIGHT HAND MEN|$300|easy|Wynken, Blynken, _____|Nod
25/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE FIVE SENSES|$200|easy|Bummer, dude! Getting otitis media before a rock concert totally messes up this all-important sense|hearing
14/06/2005|Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$1000|hard|Of states with Lake Michigan shoreline, it has the least, 41 miles|Indiana
23/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE IN THE WORLD IS DIEGO GARCIA?|$400|easy|Important strategically, the small island of Diego Garcia is found in this ocean|the Indian Ocean
10/12/1996|Jeopardy!|1996 OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALISTS|$200|easy|21-year-old Justin Huish of Simi Valley was right on target with 2 gold medals in this sport|Archery
11/12/1998|Jeopardy!|THAT'S COLD!|$100|easy|A popular dessert, it's a frozen mixture of milk products with at least 10% milk fat|Ice cream
24/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|JUDAICA|$400|easy|U.S. president who recognized the new state of Israel; first president Chaim Weizmann gave him a Torah|Harry S. Truman
19/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN MUSICALS|$1000|hard|Richard Henry Lee, Martha Jefferson, John Hancock|1776
30/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY|$600|medium|This war dated to the 12th century B.C. has inspired writers from Homer to the present|Trojan War
19/01/1996|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$300|easy|This word comes from the Greek etymon, 'the meaning of a word from its origin' & logos, 'word'|etymology
01/07/2005|Jeopardy!|GREEN 'T'|$400|easy|Artificial green grass used on a playing field|turf
06/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ELVIS|$1200|hard|Elvis, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins & Jerry Lee Lewis had an impromptu jam session at this Memphis studio in December of 1956|Sun (Records) studios
30/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GET SMART|$400|easy|Choline may help adult brains grow; one of these breakfast items has about a third of your RDA--want an omelette?|an egg
08/02/2006|Jeopardy!|ALL IN THE CELEBRITY FAMILY|$1000|hard|Christian, Rory, Kieran, Quinn, Shane, Dakota & Macaulay|the Culkins
20/04/2000|Jeopardy!|'O' YES!|$300|easy|It's a single performance by a band in a single locale, or the title of a Wesley Snipes film|One Night Stand
17/07/1998|Jeopardy!|MATH|$100|easy|You're right, an angle that is more than acute but less than obtuse has this many degrees|90
28/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|____ AND ____|$1000|hard|George Bernard Shaw play in which John Tanner philosophizes about evolution|Man and Superman
10/12/2010|Jeopardy!|'ER'|$600|medium|9-letter adjective meaning incorrect or mistaken|erroneous
03/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CAR TALK?|$1200|hard|Clothing or equipment, it follows 'L.A.' in the name of an athletics supply company|Gear
12/01/1990|Jeopardy!|ONE   SONG|$300|easy|These 'words that go together well' with the title aren't referring to the phone company|Ma Belle
22/11/1985|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL QUOTES|$100|easy|Because he said 'Ich bin ein Berliner', not 'Ich bin Berliner', it could have meant 'I am a doughnut'|John F. Kennedy
12/04/2004|Jeopardy!|THAT'S A 'RAP'|$800|hard|This 212-mile river flows into Chesapeake Bay|the Rappahannock
15/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$400|easy|Felt when you 'Make a Muscle', this muscle raises the forearm|Bicep
13/04/1999|Jeopardy!|THE BAD OLD DAYS|$100|easy|It wasn't a college football game, it was the Great Plains area racked by drought in the 1930s|the Dust Bowl
09/01/2012|Jeopardy!|SO VERY JANUARY 9|$800|hard|1861: this state seceded, prompting Jefferson Davis to leave the U.S. Senate|Mississippi
15/11/2004|Jeopardy!|HORNED ANIMALS|$600|medium|Life is unfair for the males of this animal, seen here; they're bald on top of their horns, while the female has hair|a giraffe
31/12/1993|Jeopardy!|1960s BROADWAY|$200|easy|In 1967 she was 'At Home at the Palace' with her kids Lorna & Joey Luft|Judy Garland
04/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TUESDAY|$200|easy|Tuesday Weld had one child, not 10, while married to this star of '10'|Dudley Moore
27/11/1984|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$100|easy|They got married in the final episode of 'Happy Days'|Joanie and Chachi
07/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PICK A NUMBER FROM 1-10|$2000|hard|In 1816 Ferdinand I ruled over the kingdom of this many Sicilies|2
26/06/2007|Jeopardy!|NEW HAMPSHIRE|$400|easy|Until around 1680, New Hampshire was officially a part of this colony|Massachusetts
21/03/2011|Jeopardy!|AN ANCIENT GREEK NEWSCAST|$1000|hard|Up next, entertainment reporter Klakos has a review of this tragedy master's new play, 'Oedipus Rex'|Sophocles
10/12/2010|Jeopardy!|VWLLSS VGTBLS|$200|easy|SPRGS is called the aristocrat of vegetables|asparagus
08/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MARSHALL MATTERS|$1000|hard|He was the man with a 1947 'Plan' that helped rebuild Europe|George Marshall
24/01/1996|Jeopardy!|'50S FILM FACTS|$500|medium|Jimmy Stewart spies on his neighbor Raymond Burr in this Hitchcock classic|Rear Window
11/11/2002|Jeopardy!|AWARDS & HONORS|$1000|hard|This foundation, the AFB, gives an award for the narration of talking books|American Foundation for the Blind
22/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$600|medium|Peasant girl seen here in a 15th century portrait|Joan of Arc
25/01/1988|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$200|easy|Counterfeit cash|funny money
10/06/1997|Jeopardy!|VOLCANOES|$500|medium|Mount Erebus in this continent's Victoria Land region was discovered by Sir James Ross in 1841|Antarctica
01/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN NAMES|$1200|hard|In the 1600s Thomas Sydenham pioneered the use of this drug to treat malaria|quinine
18/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BORN IN TRANSYLVANIA|$400|easy|A prince of Walachia, he was known for impaling thousands at Bradsov in Transylvania|Vlad the Impaler
02/11/2009|Jeopardy!|HOW MANY YEARS?|$800|hard|Quadricentennial|400
14/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$600|medium|Running down the back of the thigh, it's the body's longest & thickest nerve|Sciatic nerve
12/09/2006|Jeopardy!|LUNAR LOCALES|$800|hard|The Sinus Iridum is the Bay of these, so start searching for those pots of gold|Rainbows
05/01/2007|Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN BIO SUBJECTS|$400|easy|1989: This comedian was 'wired'|(John) Belushi
31/10/2008|Jeopardy!|HAVE A TREAT|$600|medium|Topped with whipped cream, a tall Honey Frappuccino Blended Creme from this company has 330 calories|Starbucks
22/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'CAR' PARK|$200|easy|Title of Oliver Goldsmith's title man 'of Wakefield'|The Vicar
09/05/2000|Jeopardy!|SECRET SOCIETIES|$100|easy|George Washington & Ben Franklin were members of this society that has Scottish & York Rite branches|Freemasons
15/05/1991|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$400|easy|The Americans had to evacuate Philadelphia after his defeat at Paoli, which must have made him 'mad'|Anthony Wayne
15/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|HENRY VIII|$2000|hard|After Henry's death, this woman, his sixth wife, married a baron|Catherine Parr
13/10/2008|Jeopardy!|WORDS FROM GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|This word can precede 'timer' or 'nog'|egg
25/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BAWDY BABES IN BOOKS|$2000|hard|Philip Carey picks up more than the check when he falls for a money-hungry waitress in this 1915 Maugham novel|Of Human Bondage
21/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BRAVE NEW WORD|$800|hard|If you reply anonymously to support your own post in an online forum, you're this hand puppet, like Lamb Chop|sock puppet
09/01/1990|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$300|easy|Mexico defeated France at the Battle of Puebla on this date in 1862|fifth of May (Cinco de Mayo)
10/01/2012|Jeopardy!|COMIC STRIPS|$1000|hard|On December 8, 1980 Berkeley Breathed began his magnum opus with the debut of this strip|Bloom County
02/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|RETIRED NUMBERS BY TEAM|$1600|hard|5: Brooks Robinson 20: Frank Robinson|the Baltimore Orioles
09/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE FUNNYMAN WHO PLAYED...|$400|easy|God in 'Oh, God!'|George Burns
25/06/2007|Jeopardy!|JOBS|$1000|hard|Mr. Kenge, from the legal morass of Dickens' 'Bleak House', is this type of non-pleading lawyer|a solicitor
05/12/2007|Jeopardy!|'M'MMMM|$200|easy|This dyed cherry originally referred to a type of wild cherry indigenous to the Dalmatian Mountains|a Maraschino cherry
30/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$200|easy|In 1990 champion surfer Fred Hemmings lost his bid to become governor of this state|Hawaii
15/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'N' GAME|$1200|hard|The 'Blizzard of '93' was one of these storms that move up the Atlantic Coast along the Gulf Stream|a nor'easter
26/03/2003|Jeopardy!|AYE AYE, CAPTAIN|$400|easy|In 1837 Captain Matthew Perry took command of the U.S. Navy's first ship powered by this|steam
24/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|POETS' RHYME TIME|$400|easy|Geoffrey's cup holders|Chaucer's saucers
29/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & THEIR ROLES|$2000|hard|Wyatt Earp & Snake Plissken|Kurt Russell
21/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$600|medium|In-Mut-Too-Yah-Lat-Lat was the Indian name of this Nez Perce chief who would 'fight no more forever'|Chief Joseph
03/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HERE LIES...|$800|hard|Geoffrey Chaucer|London
10/01/2007|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' WORKS|$600|medium|'The Dark Half', 'The Tommyknockers', 'The Dark Tower'|(Stephen) King
26/10/1992|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$500|medium|This Scottish queen's second husband, Lord Darnley, was also her first cousin|Mary (Queen of Scots)
23/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL BATTLES & WARS|$2000|hard|A battle for this planet between Paul Atreides' forces & those of the Emperor is at the heart of the 'Dune' books|Arrakis
15/09/2000|Jeopardy!|HEY 'J'!|$200|easy|With $6 million in 1977, Steve Cauthen led the money winners in this profession|Jockeys
23/02/1998|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$200|easy|Peas come in these, & those of the snow pea are edible|Pods
28/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|3 'T's|$1200|hard|If you're going 'full' this, you're moving at top speed|throttle
07/12/1999|Jeopardy!|'A.M.'|$300|easy|Hail Schubert who came up with this composition so 'full of grace' in 1825|Ave Maria
12/12/1984|Jeopardy!|CARS|$100|easy|Daimler & Benz borrowed this name from a friend's daughter|Mercedes
07/11/1991|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$300|easy|This French term can describe a chicken, ham & cheese dish or the master chef who prepared it|Cordon bleu
29/03/2010|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE INITIAL V.|$400|easy|Physicist Robert V. Pound has suggested these be used for heating homes, not just popcorn & frozen pizza|microwaves
23/02/2006|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S ON YOUR HEAD?|$1000|hard|This hat named for its 'north-of-the-border' wearers is worn in the U.S. by state policemen & forest rangers|a Mountie hat
25/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY SISTERS|$1200|hard|Meg's the oldest of the sisters in this family; Amy, the youngest|the Marches
19/02/2008|Jeopardy!|AN ABBREV. CATEG.|$200|easy|At the end of a letter: P.S.|postscript
12/11/2007|Jeopardy!|GIRLS OF SONG|$1000|hard|The Plain White T's, not Tom Jones, scored a hit with the 2006 ballad 'Hey There' this girl|Delilah
16/03/2005|Jeopardy!|CAN I GET YOUR NUMBER?|$800|hard|A quorum in the House of Representatives is this minimum number, a simple majority of the members|218
19/11/1998|Jeopardy!|NOVA|$200|easy|This dinosaur's skeleton was discovered in Montana|Tyrannosaurus Rex
22/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOW DO YOU...|$2000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reads and demonstrates on Jimmy.)  To perform this 2-word procedure to relieve choking, place your thumb on the person's upper abdomen and thrust inward|the Heimlich maneuver
13/01/2005|Jeopardy!|LEGAL LINGO|$200|easy|This failure or omission may be culpable, criminal or gross|negligence
20/12/2001|Jeopardy!|A 'C.D.' CATEGORY|$200|easy|A small lozenge to treat hoarseness|a cough drop
28/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FEBRUARY IN HISTORY|$1600|hard|The sixth king of this name died on February 6, 1952 at Sandringham|George VI
12/01/2004|Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|It's the country where you'll find Cape Nordkyn, the northernmost point on the European mainland|Norway
15/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S CHECK OUT SOME COLLEGES|$400|easy|Check out the LBJ Library and the J.J. Pickle Research Campus at this state university and hook 'em, Horns!|University of Texas
08/01/1998|Jeopardy!|ADVENTURE HEROES|$100|easy|In March 1997 he got a new costume: hot white & blue, no cape & an S like a lightning bolt|Superman
21/03/1996|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$100|easy|Side, Dart, Ouija|Boards
10/05/2000|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$100|easy|These come in a variety of sizes from small to supercolossal & are often stuffed with pimientos|Olives
16/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNT RUSHMORE|$1200|hard|About 90% of the carving on the mountain, removing about 450,000 tons of granite, was done using this|dynamite
16/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH AUTHORS|$800|hard|'Just So Stories', his 1902 collection for children, was the only book he also illustrated|Rudyard Kipling
21/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC APPRECIATION|$200|easy|In 1948 Aaron Copland wrote a clarinet concerto for this swing band leader & clarinetist|Benny Goodman
18/07/2005|Jeopardy!|COOL 'AID'|$200|easy|To interweave 3 or more strands|braid
21/11/2002|Jeopardy!|MOVIE MAGIC|$800|hard|Distinctive actor seen here as 1954's 'The Mad Magician'|Vincent Price
14/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE A LETTER|$1200|hard|Used with an apostrophe, this letter can be a contraction of had, would & did|D
25/11/1994|Jeopardy!|OVER 15-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|A being not of this earth|Extraterrestrial
08/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FILM STARS|$200|easy|This star of 'Cobb' & 'Men In Black' is a champion-caliber polo player|Tommy Lee Jones
12/12/1996|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS & THEIR WORKS|$300|easy|Budd Schulberg based the alcoholic central character of 'The Disenchanted' on this 'Gatsby' author|F. Scott Fitzgerald
28/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|STATE: THE OBVIOUS|$400|easy|At last count, this state had about 2 1/2 times as many cars as Texas or New York|California
06/06/2011|Jeopardy!|WE'RE ANIMATED ABOUT BOOKS|$1000|hard|This 1993 Welsh novel is actually about Scotland.|Trainspotting
07/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$400|easy|A skinny little horsie|bony pony
29/05/2007|Jeopardy!|2006 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC STORIES|$1000|hard|Hidden for 1,700 years, the lost gospel of this man states that he was acting on Jesus' orders|Judas (Iscariot)
17/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$5000|hard|Drew Carey game show that's constitutionally guaranteed by the second amendment|The Price is Right to bear arms
23/02/2005|Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$200|easy|This totally darkened phase of the Moon occurs when the Moon is between the Sun & the Earth|the New Moon
12/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|McPEOPLE|$1000|hard|This Canadian philanthropist used his fur trade proceeds to endow a university in Montreal|James McGill
22/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SAINTS|$1600|hard|The cross here is named for this saint, thought to have met his death on a similar looking item|St. Peter
05/07/2005|Jeopardy!|SPANISH|$1000|hard|In old Mexico a criollo was of European descent & this was a person of mixed European & native blood|mestizo
28/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT A CHARACTER!|$400|easy|The fictional Lord Greystoke is more popularly known by this name|Tarzan
25/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TITLE WAVE|$400|easy|Jon Krakauer: 'Into ____ Air'|Thin
26/10/2004|Jeopardy!|'B'EOPLE|$1000|hard|On June 1, 2000 this governor stayed an execution for the first time; he had let over 130 go off normally|George W. Bush (when he was governor of Texas)
29/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE ROARING '20s|$1600|hard|First published in 1922 as Fruit, Garden and Home, the magazine was retitled this in 1924; much more exciting|Better Homes & Gardens
07/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN COMEDIES|$400|easy|At the beginning of 'The Tempest' he tells his daughter Miranda he was once the Duke of Milan|Prospero
01/02/2006|Jeopardy!|ON BROADWAY|$200|easy|David Letterman walked Oprah to the opening of this musical based on an Alice Walker novel|The Color Purple
21/12/2000|Jeopardy!|WISH YOU WERE HERE!|$400|easy|Dear Shari, did some shopping in this famous Tokyo district.  Reminds me of Fifth Avenue -- wish you were here!|The Ginza
21/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|RABBIT STEW|$800|hard|In commercials the silly rabbit does manage to pronounce this cereal 'abso-fruitalicious'|Trix
07/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'T' TIME|$400|easy|The 'T' in ATM is this employee whom you don't need if you use an ATM|a teller
08/11/1990|Jeopardy!|FRIENDLY PHRASES|$100|easy|He is 'a friend indeed'|a friend in need
18/06/2001|Jeopardy!|CITY LIT|$100|easy|En Francais, the title of an 1831 work is 'Notre-Dame de' zis city|Paris
08/09/2008|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$800|hard|The hair of this Arctic ruminant may reach a length of 4 feet|a musk ox
06/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CURSES|$1600|hard|Said the ancient mariner, 'With my crossbow I shot' this bird, bringing a curse upon his ship|the albatross
30/05/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE UNDER A 'REST'|$1000|hard|The son of Agamemnon, he avenged his father's death by killing his mother Clytemnestra|Orestes
09/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|RIVERS|$800|hard|You can take a peek at this pooch who has his own page on Joan's website|Spike
13/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMATISTS|$1200|hard|This 'Saint Joan' playwright used the pseudonym Corno Di Bassetto when he wrote music criticism|Shaw
29/04/1997|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$100|easy|The Apennine range runs the length of this Mediterranean country's boot-shaped peninsula|Italy
09/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|INDIANS|$800|hard|Though the Chickasaw & Choctaw were enemies, they were part of this group of tribes|Civilized Nations/Tribes
17/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|STUFF|$1600|hard|This young actress gave her clothing line a rhyming name: her last name & the word 'Stuff'|Hilary Duff
06/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|VEGETABLES|$800|hard|Eggs sardou is poached eggs served with the hearts of these|artichokes
08/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PEEKABOO, 'ICU'!|$1600|hard|On Jan. 28, 2008 Ed Schafer was sworn in as the 29th head of this cabinet department|Agriculture
10/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE SILVER SCREEN|$1600|hard|In this 2001 film, Kevin Spacey's character Prot insisted that he was from a planet 1,000 light years from Earth|K-Pax
10/12/1996|Jeopardy!|1996 OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALISTS|$500|medium|Swimmer Michelle Smith, the first woman from this country to win Olympic gold, took home 3 gold medals & 1 bronze|Ireland
09/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH DORA THE EXPLORER|$2000|hard|If Dora is using the kitchen device seen here, this would be her new name|Dora the (Apple) Corer
24/09/1998|Jeopardy!|TO PROTECT|$200|easy|To protect your great American novel, register a copyright with this library|Library of Congress
19/04/1990|Jeopardy!|UTAH|$100|easy|The first Europeans to visit the area were explorers from this country|Spain
26/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|1980s NO. 1 HITMAKERS|$2000|hard|1988: 'Wishing Well'; whatever happened to him?  He lives in Milan & goes by Sananda Maitreya|Terence Trent D'Arby
19/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN BODIES OF WATER|$2000|hard|The major cities on this 1,200-mile-long Russian river are Voronezh & Rostov-on-it|the Don
20/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BERNINI|$800|hard|In Bernini's sculpture, this biblical figure is casting a stone at an unseen adversary|David
24/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CRAC|$400|easy|If you're feeling smiley, send HAND, 'Have' this|A Nice Day
23/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES BUSINESS|$600|medium|The Times said that with stocks, the price-to-this ratio should average about 16; it was at 27 as of 2007|earnings
19/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SERIOUS RADIO|$1600|hard|This man, whose real name is actually Gary, began hosting 'A Prairie Home Companion' in 1974|Garrison Keillor
19/06/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S.A.|$200|easy|The 'American' breed of this dog is Virginia's official state dog -- Tallyho!|Foxhound
28/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$800|hard|Many mark the beginning of the French nation with the crowning of this king in 987|Hugh Capet
23/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FEELINGS|$1200|hard|Bobby Knight & John McEnroe had cameos in the Adam Sandler film about managing this|anger
17/03/1997|Jeopardy!|CAPES|$200|easy|The southernmost point in the continental U.S. is Cape Sable in this state|Florida
22/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$400|easy|Strains of this respiratory viral infection are named for their places of origin, like Asia & Hong Kong|Flu
07/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GET YOUR WORDSWORTH HERE!|$800|hard|Wordsworth belonged to the school of poets named for this watery district of northern England|Lake District (or Country)
24/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN WRITERS|$400|easy|Her 'Little House in the Big Woods' begins in Wisconsin|Laura Ingalls Wilder
24/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$1000|hard|Donald Ogden, Jimmy, Jon|Stewart
17/01/2007|Jeopardy!|KIDNAPPED|$400|easy|This wealthy heiress who was kidnapped in 1974 was renamed 'Tania' after Che Guevara's girlfriend|Patricia Hearst
17/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MMM...PIE|$800|hard|Fabric names for pie fillings include French silk & this light & fluffy type, often lemon|Chiffon
21/10/2011|Jeopardy!|THE SONG DYNASTY|$600|medium|Brian Holland, Eddie Holland & Lamont Dozier wrote 13 No. 1 hits for this label, including 'Stop! In The Name Of Love'|Motown
02/06/2005|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$1000|hard|In Northern Ireland every July brings a holiday honoring the Protestants known by this colorful name|the Orangemen
17/05/2006|Jeopardy!|TECHWORD MASH-UP|$1000|hard|ZQ47J9R is this type of password, from the 2 types of symbols it contains|alphanumeric
12/01/2006|Jeopardy!|THE U.S. CONGRESS|$800|hard|Frustrated with his own political party, in 2001 this senator from Vermont switched to indepedent|Jeffords
16/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WAR STUFF|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Lafitte Nat'l Historical Park in New Orleans, LA.)  Jean Lafitte changed from pirate to patriot when he and his men sailed out of these bayous in the national historical park named for him to aid the U.S. during this war|the War of 1812
20/07/2007|Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$200|easy|'Ahab's Wife' tells a whale of a tale about a character mentioned briefly in this classic novel|Moby-Dick
18/01/2010|Jeopardy!|TO SIR, WITH LOVE|$400|easy|Dear Sir Paul: Please please me!  I've loved you ever since you headlined this NYC stadium in 1965|Shea Stadium
02/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|EARLY AMERICANS|$800|hard|The last work of the creator of Rip Van Winkle was a 5-volume bio of this man, the author's namesake|George Washington
26/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT TALK|$400|easy|In Hebrew this book of the Bible is Bereshith, the 'resh' related to 'rosh', meaning 'beginning'|Genesis
16/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE APARTMENT BUILDING|$400|easy|Around July your building's superintendent will be your hero when he fixes the A/C, short for this|air conditioning
03/12/2008|Jeopardy!|THEIR FIRST TOP 40 POP HIT|$200|easy|'...Baby One More Time' (1998)|Britney Spears
12/05/1998|Jeopardy!|DOESN'T RHYME WITH DIRT|$400|easy|He's partly responsible for creating 'H.M.S. Pinafore'|Sir Arthur Sullivan
16/02/2006|Jeopardy!|GREAT LIT|$600|medium|This 1943 Saint-Exupery title guy fancies himself quite the horticulturist|Le petit prince (or The Little Prince)
23/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUMS|$6000|hard|Founded in 1939, this city's Contemporary Arts Center was at the center of a 1990s 1st Amendment case|Cincinnati
26/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|JIM CLASS|$600|medium|In 1918 this Irish author penned in a letter, 'Writing in English is the most ingenious torture ever devised...'|James Joyce
06/01/2003|Jeopardy!|THE FUTURE OF AMERICA|$800|hard|The Census Bureau projects that in 2010 the U.S. population will pass this many hundred million|300 million
19/01/2011|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES' MIDDLE NAMES|$600|medium|David ____ Pierce|Hyde
03/03/2005|Jeopardy!|FEMINISM|$600|medium|Emmeline & Christabel Pankhurst were a mother-daughter team of these activists for the vote|suffragettes
10/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE WHITE HOUSE|$1000|hard|This president lived in Blair House for 4 years while the White House  underwent a $5.8 million renovation|Harry S. Truman
22/06/2011|Jeopardy!|LYNDON JOHNSON|$600|medium|Less than a year after taking office as president, LBJ soundly defeated this Republican in the 1964 election|Goldwater
04/09/2001|Jeopardy!|WORDS TO THE 'Y's|$500|medium|It's defined as government by many officials & administrators|bureaucracy
15/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE BOOK REVIEW|$200|easy|'American Soldier' is a memoir by this general who led American & Coalition forces in Iraq|Tommy Franks
22/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE PENTAGON|$3600|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew wanders through a basement corridor in the Pentagon.)  The Pentagon is so vast, in 1989 this Secretary of Defense got lost in the basement for 10 minutes before finding his way out|Dick Cheney
08/01/1999|Jeopardy!|MORE FIRST LADIES|$400|easy|She married the future president at St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Bexar County, Texas on November 17, 1934|Lady Bird Johnson
01/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY SINGERS|$600|medium|'Starting Over Again' is a hit single from this radiant redhead who once rode in the rodeo|Reba McEntire
24/04/2008|Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$600|medium|Adjective before 'Dog' in a brand line from Purina|Mighty
29/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ALL IN A DAY'S 'WORK'|$800|hard|An estimate based on little or no information|guesswork
20/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CALIFORNIA HERE I COME FILMS|$3000|hard|Family that's California bound in the clip seen here:  'Think it'll hold?'|the Joad Family
01/04/1997|Jeopardy!|SAY 'JACK'|$500|medium|Formerly a special advisor to LBJ, he's presided over the MPAA since 1966|Jack Valenti
16/04/1998|Jeopardy!|IN THE MOVIES|$300|easy|Adapted from Heinlein, young soldiers battle to save humans from extinction in this 1997 film seen here:|Starship Troopers
29/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SMART ANSWERS|$2000|hard|This adjective that means 'cunning' probably comes from the name of a 'tamed' insectivore|shrewd
29/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S CREDIBLE!|$1600|hard|Some people are born with a forked this, the fleshy thing hanging from the middle of the soft palate|a uvula
14/06/1999|Jeopardy!|FLAGS|$300|easy|This U.S. commonwealth's flag is patterned after that of Cuba|Puerto Rico
12/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE CHIEFS|$1200|hard|He wrote 5 of the 85 'Federalist' essays|John Jay
14/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LEFTOVERS|$1000|hard|This man's Virgin Group is Britain's second-largest private company|Richard Branson
02/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NICE 'PERM', TREBEK|$2000|hard|This sixth & last period of the Paleozoic era saw the birth of the reptiles|permian
11/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$400|easy|A produce supplier may have added this to your cucumber to give it a glossy look; if so, peel it prior to eating|Wax
15/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OOH, A WISE GUY|$4000|hard|He wrote that 'Knowledge is power' -- & rumor has it he also wrote Shakespeare's plays|Francis Bacon
09/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TREKS|$400|easy|To trek on foot from Lagos to Algiers, you'll have to cross this 3.5 million-square-mile area|the Sahara Desert
09/10/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1701 this pirate was hanged in London for murder & 5 counts of piracy|Captain Kidd
27/06/2006|Jeopardy!|LITERARY THEATRE|$400|easy|The '70s musical 'Gone with the Wind' starred Pernell Roberts & Lesley Ann Warren as this captivating couple|Rhett & Scarlett
17/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NUTRITION|$600|medium|This trace mineral, Se, may slow down the aging process by attacking free radicals in the body|selenium
25/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HOW'S YOUR CONSTITUTION?|$2000|hard|The constitution's last & shortest article, it spells out the ratification process|the seventh
07/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMATION NATION|$1600|hard|'Dodgebrawl' & 'Brunch of Disgustingness' were episodes set on this title 'Survivor ' -like 'island'|Total Drama Island
23/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1415 Czech religious reformer John Hus was condemned & burned at the stake for this crime|Heresy
04/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SNAP|$800|hard|Along with Snap, they've been appearing on boxes of Rice Krispies since the 1930s|Crackle & Pop
10/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE PHANTOM MENACE|$800|hard|Needing repairs, Queen Amidala's starship landed on this planet where young Anakin Skywalker lived with his mom|Tatooine
09/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING DOCTOR|$1600|hard|A 1964 film featured Major 'King' Kong, Gen. Buck Turgidson & this title character|Dr. Strangelove
30/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLES MAGAZINE|$2000|hard|A story on a North African people is headlined 'There's more to us than' this carpet|Berbers
16/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE 'MA'P|$800|hard|Valletta is the capital of this Mediterranean island|Malta
07/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SI, PARLO ITALIANO|$400|easy|It's spray-painted words on a wall|graffiti
10/06/2004|Jeopardy!|VERB FIRST NAMES|$600|medium|To confer, as permission or a wish|Grant
16/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OVER CASTE|$1200|hard|A term for a member of the New England cultural elite, it's also the name of the highest Hindu caste|Brahmins
16/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$200|easy|'In Living Color' creator Ivory|Keenan Wayans
13/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|9-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|A person in a savage, primitive state, like Conan (no, not O'Brien, the other one)|a barbarian
08/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT CODES|$1600|hard|A 'wine'y French seaport: BOD|Bordeaux
16/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'V' SHALL SEE|$3000|hard|Meaning word-for-word, it's also a brand of computer disk|Verbatim
13/12/2001|Jeopardy!|THE NORTHERNMOST NATION|$600|medium|Bolivia, Ecuador, Argentina|Ecuador
14/10/2004|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|None|None|After his public comments were criticized by FDR, he resigned his Air Corps Reserve commission in April 1941|Charles Lindbergh
02/01/2007|Jeopardy!|THE FABULOUS LIFE OF...|$1000|hard|If you're 'as rich as' this 6th century B.C. King of Lydia, the son of Alyattes, you got it goin' on|Croesus
27/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ITALIAN MUSICAL TERMS|$400|easy|Meaning 'cadence', it's a virtuoso solo passage|Cadenza
21/01/1998|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'J'|$400|easy|Slang for electric current|Juice
07/09/2004|Jeopardy!|THE LARGEST IN AREA|$800|hard|Nebraska, Nevada, North Carolina|Nevada
23/02/2010|Jeopardy!|THE SANCTITY OF MARRIAGES|$400|easy|At the time of his death, this second leader of the Mormon Church had married 56 women|Brigham Young
09/11/2011|Jeopardy!|TWINS|$2600|hard|These twins & recent First Daughters were named for their grandmothers|Barbara & Jenna (Bush)
15/01/1990|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FAMILIES|$300|easy|His daughters Caroline & Stephanie seem to be popular tabloid topics|Prince Ranier of Monaco
15/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$600|medium|Mosquito-like fly, or Barbie's freckled friend (5)|Midge
04/12/2009|Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$1000|hard|In 1824 this British landscape painter's 'The Hay Wain' received a gold medal at the Paris Salon|John Constable
24/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL VOCABULARY|$400|easy|The 'S' in the bacterium S. typhosa, it enters the digestive tract in contaminated food|salmonella
25/09/1995|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$200|easy|As a young man this Mongol leader entered the service of Toghril Khan|Genghis Khan
11/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$2000|hard|The descendants of this 'labor'er are known as Heraclidae|Heracles
23/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST & LAST NAME, PLEASE|$2000|hard|Polar explorer: ____ Evelyn ____|Richard Evelyn Byrd
07/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SCOTSMEN|$800|hard|His 'Wealth of Nations' is widely considered the first great work in political economy|Adam Smith
22/06/1999|Jeopardy!|STATE FAIR SITES|$500|medium|Cherry Hill|New Jersey
23/01/2006|Jeopardy!|FILMOGRAPHIES|$1000|hard|'Double Indemnity', 'The Apartment', 'The Shaggy Dog'|Fred MacMurray
18/11/2004|Jeopardy!|I PLAYED 'EM ON TV|$400|easy|Jeannie Bueller,  Rachel Green|Jennifer Aniston
07/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SPRING BREAK!|$1600|hard|On April 26, this country's Union Day commemorates the 1964 union of Zanzibar & Tanganyika|Tanzania
21/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK MYTHOLOGY|$800|hard|Thetis held her son Achilles by the heel & dipped him in this river to make him safe from wounds|Styx
26/01/2005|Jeopardy!|PARTYING LIKE IT WAS 1999|$200|easy|J.K. Rowling held us 'captive' in book lines when this third Harry Potter novel came out in 1999|The Prisoner of Azkaban
06/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES ABOUT THE MOVIES|$1000|hard|The 1998 film 'Gods and Monsters' presents the last days of this director of 'Frankenstein'|James Whale
10/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SOCCER'S WORLD CUP|$1600|hard|In 1938 it became the first host country not to make it to the finals; it didn't make that mistake in 1998 (it won!)|France
15/12/2009|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL NAME ORIGINS|$600|medium|He had the same real name as one of the Monkees, so this 'Space Oddity' man named himself after a knife|David Bowie
15/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|X, Y, Z|$800|hard|This Michigan city was settled in 1825 and named for a nineteenth-century Greek patriot|Ypsilanti
24/01/2000|Jeopardy!|ITALIAN CINEMA|$1000|hard|In 'La Dolce Vita', Walter Santesso played the photographer who gave his name to this profession|Paparazzi (named for Paparazzo)
14/06/2000|Jeopardy!|4 YEARS|$500|medium|In Julius Caesar's time this month had 30 days once every 4 years|February
01/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PARTS OF A SONG|$800|hard|Neil Geraldo plays a classic 30-second one on 'Hit Me With Your Best Shot'|a guitar solo
23/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GILLIS|$600|medium|Lester Gillis was the original name of this youthful-looking gangster, but he found it sissy|'Baby Face' Nelson
02/10/2002|Final Jeopardy!|BROADWAY STARS|None|None|This Tony-winning actor with the real name Joseph took part of his stage name from a role in 'Guys and Dolls'|Nathan Lane
20/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CAROLS|$800|hard|The films of this director knighted in 1952 range from 'The Third Man' to 'Oliver!'|Sir Carol Reed
05/06/2000|Jeopardy!|ALL-AMERICAN FOOD|$500|medium|Your first taste of sushi might be this dish containing avocado, crab meat & cucumber|California roll
13/12/2004|Jeopardy!|THE LIBERTY BELL|$400|easy|The quote on the bell, 'proclaim liberty throughout all the land', comes from this third book of the Bible|Leviticus
14/11/1988|Jeopardy!|WYOMINGITES|$400|easy|This Wyoming-born abstract expressionist painted with his canvas on the floor|Jackson Pollock
17/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE EARLY EARTH|$800|hard|240 million years ago, the 2 main areas on the globe were Pangaea & Panthalassa, which was this|the sea (or the ocean)
01/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OUT GROWTHS|$1600|hard|The dorsal area, mate|back
23/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$200|easy|Well-traveled airline passenger rewards that go to a legendary jazz trumpeter|Frequent flyer Miles Davis
07/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME|$1500|hard|Each side of this Virginia structure is 921 feet long; it's almost a mile in circumference|the Pentagon
18/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HAPPY CAMPERS|$800|hard|Happy campers can be found at the sites named this, like the park where Yogi Bear plotted to steal picnic baskets|Jellystone Park
15/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CHURCHES & CATHEDRALS|$1600|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew presents the clue from Jerusalem.)  Sites corresponding to the tenth through final stations of the cross are within the Church of the Holy this--another word for a tomb; it's been called Christianity's most hallowed ground|Sepulcher
20/11/1987|Jeopardy!|NUCLEAR PHYSICS|$400|easy|This sub-atomic particle is the anti-particle of the electron|the positron
18/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SITCOMS|$400|easy|Jason Bateman is Michael Bluth, the stable family member in this Emmy-winning Fox comedy|Arrested Development
17/10/2005|Jeopardy!|SPEED|$600|medium|In 1965 Gordon Moore famously predicted that these would double in processing speed every 18 months|computer chips
17/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GIRLY MOVIES|$1200|hard|Not several shrubs, they're actually Shannen Doherty, Lisanne Falk & Kim Walker (Winona's name was Veronica)|Heathers
21/01/1997|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$300|easy|He helped liberate much of South America from Spanish rule & in turn had a country named for him|Simon Bolivar  (Bolivia)
31/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SPANISH TO ENGLISH|$400|easy|A part of the body:  cerebro|the brain
13/02/2001|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$100|easy|Oxford graduate Hugh Grant played a student at this other British university in the coming-of-age film 'Maurice'|Cambridge
15/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows an animated diagram on the monitor.)  At the 1863 Battle of Gettysburg, the Union's center line at Cemetery Ridge was hit by 12,000 Confederates who suffered 42% casualties in the skirmish known as this man's 'charge'|(Gen. George) Pickett
05/06/2001|Jeopardy!|REAL AUDIO|$100|easy|His 'Rock & Roll Music' includes 'Maybellene' & 'Roll Over Beethoven'|Chuck Berry
07/12/2009|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$800|hard|In 1926 a 'beater bar' was added to this company's product; it tapped the carpet to loosen ground-in dirt|Hoover
28/03/2006|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THE 1800s?|$1000|hard|Sounds 'fishy': he administered the presidential oath of office to Andrew Johnson & presided over his impeachment trial|Salmon Chase
16/01/2008|Jeopardy!|THAT I LOVE YOU|$800|hard|In 1993 this 'Fabulous Baker Boys' star (& it wasn't Beau or Jeff Bridges) wed TV producer David E. Kelley|Michelle Pfeiffer
29/11/1994|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$500|medium|Founded in 1884, this Dayton, Ohio company controlled the country's cash register business by 1910|NCR (National Cash Register)
04/02/2011|Jeopardy!|'FORE'!|$400|easy|A guy from out of town... way out of town|a foreigner
21/10/2003|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE PUNS|$600|medium|When you are 'under' this, a manometer will measure it|pressure
04/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$600|medium|The highly vascular fine-haired skin on a deer's antlers is called this|Velvet
16/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY INSPIRATIONS|$800|hard|A trip to Spain inspired this 'Silas Marner' novelist to write the poem 'The Spanish Gypsy'|George Eliot
21/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MEN ON FILM|$1000|hard|'Alfie' (1966)|Michael Caine
27/05/2005|Jeopardy!|ALL SAINTS|$800|hard|Name shared by saints of Antioch & Laconi & a society founder|St. Ignatius
19/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|APRIL|$1200|hard|This seaway that enables ocean vessels to reach inland ports on the Great Lakes opened to shipping April 25, 1959|the St. Lawrence Seaway
16/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SAY 'CHI's|$1600|hard|You can 'pet' this Southwestern plant, Salvia Columbariae|a chia
08/05/2001|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & CELEBRATIONS|$400|easy|It's the holiday celebrated on the stamp seen here|Kwanzaa
18/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|Nordkapp on this country's Mageroya Island is one of Europe's most northerly points|Norway
11/03/1999|Jeopardy!|AD AGE|$300|easy|In a commercial for this company, 2 guys aimlessly drive around in a Golf while listening to the song 'Da Da Da'|Volkswagen
29/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE MOVIE|$400|easy|1948: 'I don't have to show you no stinkin' badges!'|The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
02/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|RECORD ALBUMS|$600|medium|The 2 Madonna albums whose titles begin with 'Like A...'|'Like A Prayer' & 'Like A Virgin'
30/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CHILLING TALES|$600|medium|Ole Andreson is the intended victim of these title characters in a classic Hemingway story|The Killers
03/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THAT WAR?|$1600|hard|1904-1905: The seige of Port Arthur|the Russo-Japanese War
14/01/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 7 DEADLY SINS|$600|medium|Lecherousness (put down that copy of Maxim, pal)|lust
01/01/2007|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL YOUR FAULT!|$1200|hard|In 1990 a flaw in this $1.5 billion piece of hardware was blamed on a spherical aberration in one of its mirrors|the Hubble Telescope
17/04/2009|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL NON-PROPHET|$400|easy|Nahum, Samson, Ezekiel|Samson
19/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DOSE|$2000|hard|1 gray is equal to the dose absorbed when one kilogram of matter absorbs one joule of ionizing this|radiation
09/11/2007|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC ARCHITECTS|None|None|He designed S.C.'s State Capitol, burned during the Civil War; his most famous building had burned during the War of 1812|James Hoban
14/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MY NAME IS HENRY, I'LL BE YOUR WRITER|$400|easy|I used the meter of the Finnish epic 'Kalevala' as the basis for that of 'The Song of Hiawatha'|Longfellow
04/02/2003|Jeopardy!|FALL TV 2002|$800|hard|This '60s series was revived with Gary Cole as Uncle Bill & Tim Curry as Mr. French|Family Affair
06/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CURSING IN THE BIBLE|$800|hard|In chapter 3 of his book, this sufferer curses the day he was born|Job
15/04/2011|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL HOMOPHONES|$200|easy|A leaf cutter insect, or Mom's sis|an ant/aunt
31/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$1000|hard|It's said the Christo Rey Church in this capital is the largest adobe structure in the U.S.|Santa Fe, New Mexico
22/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|TV CAPTAINS|$200|easy|Captain Gallant's fighting force, called the Legion Etrangere|the French Foreign Legion
24/06/2009|Jeopardy!|OPERA CROSSWORD CLUES|$800|hard|Menotti lad visited by Melchior (5)|Amahl
26/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON|$400|easy|Stevenson got his first travel experience with his father, who built these beacons|lighthouses
21/07/2004|Jeopardy!|POPULAR SCIENCE TOP STORIES OF 2003|$400|easy|A weighty issue, but researchers found that eating the 'dark' type of this food daily can lower blood pressure|chocolate
05/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CANDY LAND|$600|medium|Charlie says this licorice-flavored candy, around since 1893, is probably the oldest candy brand in the U.S.|Good & Plenty
17/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$1000|hard|Brazilian airline whose name is an abbreviation of 'Empresa de Viacao Aerea Rio Grandense'|Varig
04/07/2005|Jeopardy!|LITERARY QUOTES|$800|hard|(1818) 'Cursed (although I curse myself) be the hands that formed you!'|Frankenstein
14/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PLACE NAMES|$400|easy|The name of this state capital & port city is French for 'red stick'|Baton Rouge
23/04/2007|Jeopardy!|HARVARD, YALE, OR PRINCETON|$400|easy|Oh, joy! The Whiffenpoofs is one of its glee clubs|Yale
11/12/1996|Jeopardy!|FRENCH CUISINE|$500|medium|Coupes A L'Ananas are ice cream desserts made with this tropical fruit, not bananas|Pineapples
19/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NICOLAS CAGE MOVIES|$800|hard|Plane passenger & prison parolee Cameron Poe|Con Air
24/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ALIAS SMITH & JONES|$2000|hard|In 1624 he wrote 'The Generall Historie of Virginia, New England, and the Summer Isles'|John Smith
15/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WEATHER, MAN|$800|hard|Bring a jacket--this highest continent is also the windiest|Antarctica
20/09/1984|Jeopardy!|FICTION|$100|easy|Shakespeare's 'star-crossed' lovers|Romeo and Juliet
20/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE TOWNS|$1200|hard|Florida State University|Tallahassee
18/05/1999|Jeopardy!|PLAYING TO TYPE|$100|easy|Let's go & fly one of these; maybe a flat, box or delta type|kite
23/04/1998|Jeopardy!|LEX' LAB|$500|medium|Lex found separating red & white blood cells by hand tough, so he bought one of these spinners|Centrifuge
19/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER FILMS|$1600|hard|Be afraid.  Be very, very afraid of Mark Wahlberg as Reese Witherspoon's boyfriend from hell in this film|Fear
23/09/2009|Final Jeopardy!|17th CENTURY BRITISH HISTORY|None|None|The lantern with which he planned to initiate his most famous act is in the possession of England's Ashmolean Museum|Guy Fawkes
01/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST OF THE MONTH|$2000|hard|Official birthday of Point Given & Mine That Bird|January
05/02/1993|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$800|hard|Burn a piece of sodium in a flask filled with chlorine gas & the resulting white powder is this|salt
04/05/2000|Jeopardy!|ALL ABOARD THE SOUL TRAIN|$400|easy|This hair care product was among the first major backers of the show|Afro Sheen
21/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE PRODUCE DEPARTMENT|$400|easy|Fuji & pippin|apples
09/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS & INVENTIONS|$600|medium|In the 1890s he tried coal dust as a power source for his engine before trying crude fuel oil|Diesel
30/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|T'EEN'|$600|medium|This spongy organ filters foreign substances & damaged cells from the blood|spleen
27/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WORKING ON THE RAILROAD|$200|easy|The person in this post supervises the train crew & collects fares|Conductor
22/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ADVERBS|$1000|hard|A synonym for fast, or the name of a Shakespearean tavern mistress|Quickly
09/01/1990|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$200|easy|Day honoring a martyr beheaded at Rome under the Emperor Claudius; a lovely history it wasn't|St. Valentine's Day
06/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CAR SHOW|$400|easy|This early Ford car is considered the first successfully mass-produced on an assembly line|the Model T
06/02/2009|Jeopardy!|HIDING ON THE INTERNET|$200|easy|You'll hear this web search site's name yodeled if you click the exclamation mark on the home page|Yahoo!
23/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL DICTIONARY|$200|easy|In song, 'A pretty girl is like' one|a melody
19/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$1600|hard|Carl Maria von Weber's 1826 opera about this king of the fairies was subtitled 'or, the Elf King's Oath'|Oberon
08/04/2010|Final Jeopardy!|PORTRAIT SUBJECTS|None|None|One of Goya's few portraits of a foreigner was of this Englishman painted in 1812|the Duke of Wellington
03/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$600|medium|The International UFO Museum & Research Center is in this New Mexico city where some say UFOs have landed|Roswell
16/06/2000|Jeopardy!|'BO' KNOWS|$500|medium|Artist heard here with a song used as the theme of a Mexican telenovela starring Victoria Ruffo:|Andrea Bocelli
27/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD'S FAIR LANDMARKS|$1600|hard|The hall seen here was built for the Centennial Exposition, presented in this city in 1876|Philadelphia
30/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$1200|hard|Oh my darling, it's a variety of small, sweet tangerine|clementine
05/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GRAMMY 2000|$800|hard|Baby, he proved he had 'Staying Power' winning Best Male R&B Vocal Performance|Barry White
26/10/2004|Jeopardy!|PROVERBIALLY SPEAKING|$200|easy|It's when 'a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love'|spring
12/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ROAMIN' THE WORLD|$200|easy|About two-thirds of this U.K. country's area is in its highlands & islands|Scotland
29/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DOCTOR!|$1200|hard|This physician & author has been called 'the man who reared 50 million kids'|(Dr.) Spock
21/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MONEY BEST PLACES TO LIVE|$1600|hard|The Cuyahoga County city of Solon in this state boasts its own orchestra, a large tax base & great schools|Ohio
04/02/1986|Final Jeopardy!|ENERGY|None|None|While U.S. is #2 petroleum producer in the world, this country produces the most|the Soviet Union
23/07/2008|Jeopardy!|EXCEPT AFTER SEA|$200|easy|Moses knowses the summer water surface temperature of this 175,000-sq. mile sea averages about 85 degrees|the Red Sea
17/11/1995|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$300|easy|In Canada & Great Britain it's usually the day following Christmas|Boxing Day
22/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & FINANCE|$400|easy|NASDAQ deals in OTC stocks, OTC standing for this|over the counter
14/01/2004|Jeopardy!|SHAMPOO|$600|medium|Dr. Ruth has shown up in commercials for this shampoo line from Clairol|Herbal Essences
09/03/2004|Jeopardy!|TV CHARACTERS|$600|medium|Lovable taxi mechanic from an undetermined east European country; thank you very much|Latka Gravas
14/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HEN TRICKS|$1600|hard|The hen Camilla was known to 'sing' along with this other love-struck Muppet who serenaded her|Gonzo
17/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ALLITERATION ALL AROUND|$1000|hard|It's a subtle way of promoting brands by having movie characters drive, wear or drink them|Product placement
22/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|The eighth U.N. secretary-general who's an Oscar-winning song from 'Breakfast at Tiffany's'|Ban Ki-Moon River
04/01/2007|Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$400|easy|Now figureheads, Andorra's co-princes are Bishop Joan Enric Vives & this leader|Jacques Chirac
08/12/1997|Jeopardy!|ON THE GO|$100|easy|In 1783 two Frenchmen became the first to get a rise out of this Montgolfier invention|Hot air balloon
05/06/2008|Jeopardy!|CASING YOUR STATE|$600|medium|Don't go nuclear on us, but the federal government owns about 85% of this state's land|Nevada
16/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$1000|hard|Goto is the surname of the young Osaka-born violinist known by this single name|Midori
12/01/1998|Final Jeopardy!|TV & MOVIE SETTINGS|None|None|The movie 'Diner' & TV's 'Homicide' are set in this hometown of director-producer Barry Levinson|Baltimore
11/11/1992|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE FICTION|$300|easy|Appropriately this sci-fi author called his 1984 collection of short stories 'Pohlstars'|Frederik Pohl
14/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FORBES' BILLIONAIRES|$2000|hard|There's no potter's field in the future for this creator of Harry Potter; she's No. 552|J.K. Rowling
30/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE SECOND LARGEST CITY|$1600|hard|Lahore|Pakistan
23/05/2007|Jeopardy!|UP IN THE SKY!|$1000|hard|The 2 brightest stars in this constellation are Castor & Pollux|Gemini
09/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE QUOTES|$800|hard|Noted grammarian Kelly Ripa corrected her when she said, 'To play Daisy Duke, I mean, that's like an iconish' role|Jessica Simpson
24/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY OPERAS|$600|medium|This lord never finished his poem 'Don Juan', but Zdenìk Fibich based an opera on it anyway|Lord Byron
08/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|Push this button on the TV remote & your sou|Mute
08/04/1998|Jeopardy!|SMOOCHING IN SHAKESPEARE|$200|easy|'Love's Labour's Lost' & 'Henry VI, Part III' both mention the kiss of this Biblical traitor|Judas Iscariot
16/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WATERWORKERS|$200|easy|To keep his equipment safe, this Venetian 'cabbie' could store it in a pole vault|Gondolier
05/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC FILM & TV|$400|easy|Title destination of Mr. Smith, Billy Jack & The Happy Hooker|Washington
14/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PORTRAIT OF A LADY|$2000|hard|His portrait of 'Madame Henriot' makes quite an Impression... ism|Renoir
07/04/2000|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN BOWL GAMES|$400|easy|Your whole life is up for public scrutiny when you partake in this bowl game, home to a domesticated carp|Goldfish Bowl
25/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|1, 2, 3, 4|$1200|hard|By area: 1. Asia 2. Africa 3. North America 4. this continent|South America
06/07/2011|Jeopardy!|ICE CREAM|$400|easy|In January of 2011, pecans fruit & chocolaty bits in vanilla soft serve was this brand's 'Blizzard of the Month'|Dairy Queen
09/10/2003|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$800|hard|In Italian cabbage is cavolo & this vegetable is cavolfiore|cauliflower
12/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE 12 TRIBES OF ISRAEL|$400|easy|'Law & Order' actor Bratt|Benjamin
07/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PLACES|$800|hard|This South American lake is 110 miles long, 45 miles wide & drains into Lake Poopo|Lake Titicaca
06/07/1995|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$200|easy|This NFL team's logo features a pirate with a dagger in his mouth|the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
18/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$2000|hard|Charles-Edouard Jeanneret-Gris, known by this name, called his houses 'machines for living in'|Le Corbusier
13/07/2007|Jeopardy!|STATES' MOST POPULOUS CITIES|$200|easy|Jackson, pop. 180,000|Mississippi
11/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|This Michigan city, a center of Dutch culture, holds an annual tulip festival|Holland
12/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT AUTHORS|$1200|hard|This author who set 'The Return of the Native' in Wessex had a terrier named Wessex|(Thomas) Hardy
09/03/1999|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL NAMES|$300|easy|She played Sue Ellen Ewing on 'Dallas'|Linda Gray
14/12/2011|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE SUBJECTS|$200|easy|The type of film the kids use to make their own zombie movie (2011)|Super 8
11/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$400|easy|This 'Sense and Sensibility' star once wrote & starred in her own BBC comedy series|Emma Thompson
29/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$1200|hard|Sometimes you have to peel cheese off this shovel-like implement used to place pizza in & out of an oven|peel
17/07/2000|Jeopardy!|PLACE|$400|easy|Brisbane is the capital of this 'royal' Australian state|Queensland
31/03/2000|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN SPORTS|$200|easy|With 167 since 1968, she holds the record for most singles tennis titles|Martina Navratilova
06/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|$1000|hard|The first successful Mars probe; it passed the planet in 1965 but orbited the sun until it became 'ancient'|Mariner
17/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$3400|hard|Around 1050 Harald Hardrade founded this city on a fjord|Oslo
11/12/1992|Jeopardy!|ACES|$100|easy|The record for jet-to-jet kills is 16, accomplished by Capt. Joseph McConnell Jr. in his 1950s war|the Korean Conflict
22/06/1999|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS LASTS|$500|medium|This author's last puvblished novel using her first major character was 'Curtain: Hercule Poirot's Last Case'|Agatha Christie
24/03/1997|Jeopardy!|'OVER' & 'OUT'|$100|easy|In baseball it consists of left, right & center|the outfield
31/12/1998|Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$300|easy|In 1974 he said, 'I am acutely aware that you have not elected me as your president'|Gerald Ford
19/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS|$800|hard|In this 1987 Tom Wolfe novel, investment banker Sherman McCoy is almost fed to the wolves of the South Bronx|The Bonfire of the Vanities
01/03/2011|Jeopardy!|A NON-SPELLING 'BEE'|$600|medium|This paging device was invented around 1950 with doctors in mind|a beeper
21/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$1000|hard|2 of this artist's most famous landscapes, 'View of Delft' & 'Street in Delft', are scenes from his hometown|Jan Vermeer
18/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS|$800|hard|He wrote 'Tea Party' & 'The Birthday Party' -- what a party animal!|Harold Pinter
28/05/2009|Jeopardy!|THE DALLAS COWBOYS|$1000|hard|This controversial No. 81 has had 1,000-yard receiving seasons his first 3 years in Dallas, 2006-08|Terrell Owens
09/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HOW NOVEL!|$2000|hard|Walter Farley penned a series of novels about this title equine|the Black Stallion
11/12/1997|Jeopardy!|GREAT-GRANDPAPPY SAID|$200|easy|According to Pappy, 'Old habits die' this way|Hard
14/07/1998|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'I'|$500|medium|A store's stock (9)|Inventory
08/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF FACTS|$400|easy|In 1805 in Milan's cathedral, this non-Italian was crowned King of Italy|Napoleon
27/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MONEY|$800|hard|Buying a ticket on this country's Varig Airlines will cost you real money; the real is its currency|Brazil
10/09/1998|Jeopardy!|LIKE AN ANIMAL|$500|medium|Aquiline|Eagle
20/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE IT AILS YOU|$800|hard|Plantar fasciitis|the foot
21/04/2011|Jeopardy!|MOVIE NICKNAMES|$1000|hard|R. Lee Ermey in 'Full Metal Jacket' calls Vincent D'Onofrio's character this, after a fictional TV marine|Gomer Pyle
07/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE HORSE|$1000|hard|'All the Pretty Horses' is volume 1 of his Border trilogy|Cormac McCarthy
14/07/2010|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$400|easy|This city's 4th of July celebration includes fireworks & music on the Charles, near the Longfellow Bridge|Boston
11/06/2001|Jeopardy!|'F' IN GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|This Alaska town was founded by prospectors in 1902 & named for a U.S. vice president|(Charles) Fairbanks
20/03/2006|Jeopardy!|HERE COMES THE 'SUN'|$600|medium|Describes an egg fried without breaking the yolk or being turned over|sunny side up
04/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$600|medium|By March 1781 all 13 states had approved these articles|the Articles of Confederation
14/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$2000|hard|This old pronoun is sung as the last word of the English version of 'O Canada'|thee
20/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'70s POP CULTURE|$1600|hard|She was 13 when she became Broadway's original 'Annie' in 1977|Andrea McArdle
29/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$2000|hard|'I shouldn't mind being a bride... if I could be one without having a husband', says Bathsheba in this Hardy novel|Far From the Madding Crowd
27/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$1000|hard|Bromine & chlorine are in a group of elements known by this name, from the Greek for 'salt-forming'|Halogens
20/09/2001|Jeopardy!|WE ARE THE WORLD|$400|easy|This union organized in Chicago in 1905 wanted to overthrow capitalism|the Industrial Workers of the World (the IWW or the 'Wobblies')
29/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$800|hard|The Italians call this flower girasole because its head turns to follow the light|a sunflower
06/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LAUGHIN'|$800|hard|From this 30th c.-set Fox cartoon: 'I always feared he might run off like this. Why? Why? Why didn't I break his legs?'|Futurama
14/05/2003|Jeopardy!|LITERARY FIRST LINES|$200|easy|A satirical fable: 'Mr. Jones, of the Manor Farm, had locked the hen-houses for the night...'|Animal Farm
23/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|1960s TV|$2000|hard|In 1964 Mary Tyler Moore won her first Emmy, as this New Rochelle housewife|Laura Petrie (on the Dick Van Dyke Show)
26/10/2001|Jeopardy!|THROWING THE BOOK AT YOU|$100|easy|'Alexey...was the third son of Fyodor...who became notorious...because of his tragic...death'|The Brothers Karamazov
10/12/1997|Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY CLUE|$500|medium|In the U.S. version, the game of Clue starts when this man is found dead in his mansion|Mr. Boddy
13/10/1992|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$200|easy|Prison gangs, pocket watches, bicycles|things with chains
28/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MAIN STREET U.S.A.|$1200|hard|There's a house dating from 1648 on Main St. in this 'directional' resort village in New York's Hamptons|Southampton
12/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH PHRASES|$200|easy|It means comradeship, comrade|camaraderie
09/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AH, SWEDE MYSTERY|$1600|hard|Boston cops were baffled by the murder of Karina Holmer, a Swede working as this French-named type of domestic|au pair
29/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ALL MY LIFE|$800|hard|Born 1485 in Spain, thought a god in Mexico, died in Spain in 1547|Cortes
07/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TEXTILES|$800|hard|Term for the process of mechanically taking the seeds out of a boll of cotton|Ginning
13/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMICAL ETYMOLOGY|$800|hard|This rubbery connective tissue gets its name from a Latin word meaning 'gristle'|cartilage
01/04/2009|Jeopardy!|& THE 21st CENTURY EMMY GOES TO...|$200|easy|Him in 2006, for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series & stopping terrorists in one day of work|Kiefer Sutherland
13/06/2000|Jeopardy!|METHODS OF EXECUTION|$300|easy|Charlotte Corday, 1793|Guillotine
18/07/2001|Jeopardy!|THEM'S FIGHTIN' WORDS|$300|easy|'Colorful' verb for what's been done when you've been soundly thrashed|tanned
23/10/2009|Jeopardy!|BASEBRAWL|$1000|hard|In 1995 10 players were ejected for a brawl on 'Strike Out Domestic Violence' night at this Durham, N.C. team's park|the Durham Bulls
01/10/2010|Jeopardy!|FATHERLY NICKNAMES|$1000|hard|A Harvard prof, this brother of novelist Henry is known as the 'father of American psychology'|William James
19/10/1998|Jeopardy!|ARTSY FILMS|$500|medium|Liv Tyler posed for a sculptor played by Donal McCann in this 1996 Bertolucci film|Stealing Beauty
12/12/2011|Jeopardy!|COOKBOOKS|$1000|hard|This bravo star & former 'New York housewife' offers up some easy & healthy recipes in 'The Skinnygirl Dish'|Bethenny Frankel
03/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SPIKE LEE|$400|easy|Spike chronicled the aftermath of this disaster in the 2006 documentary series 'When the Levees Broke'|Hurricane Katrina
02/06/2006|Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE BLANK|$200|easy|Bald _____ eye|eagle
25/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TV NOSTALGIA|$600|medium|'Sigmund and the Sea Monsters' starred Johnny Whitaker, who had played Jody on this sitcom|Family Affair
08/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE YEAR|$1600|hard|The first astronauts walk on the moon|1969
04/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GET SOME SUN|$800|hard|Your body needs these solar rays to make vitamin D, but too many can cause sunburn or worse|UV (ultraviolet) rays
06/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$600|medium|In 1934 he plugged Bulova 'Lone Eagle' watches|Charles Lindbergh
23/01/2012|Jeopardy!|THE ARCTIC ENVIRONMENT|$200|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew is on a ship's bridge.)  Norway has continuous daylight from mid-may to July, giving it this 5-word nickname it shares with Alaska|Land of the Midnight Sun
16/03/2004|Jeopardy!|STORIED HOTELS|$800|hard|(Hi, I'm Paul McCrane from 'ER')  I played Jodie Foster's brother, Frank Berry, in this film based on a John Irving novel|The Hotel New Hampshire
01/05/1990|Jeopardy!|1980|$100|easy|In 'Swanson On Swanson', Gloria claimed she had a love affair with this father of a president|Joseph Kennedy
22/04/2004|Jeopardy!|'COOL', DUDE!|$400|easy|In the late 19-teens, he was the governor of Massachusetts|Calvin Coolidge
29/05/1992|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$200|easy|The AKC could tell that Afghans & Salukis belong to this dog group|hounds
20/01/1999|Jeopardy!|ON THE GO|$200|easy|If you're on a 'moving' one, you're either drunk or trying to cover a long distance in an airport|Sidewalk
17/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|His 1934 trip to Cartagena, Colombia was the first by a sitting U.S. president to South America|Franklin D. Roosevelt
15/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE A PLAN|$800|hard|The plan of colonial union named for this city in New York called for a grand council & a president general|Albany Plan
06/11/2009|Final Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|None|None|It's the only 3-word state capital|Salt Lake City
29/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|TV ANIMALS|$200|easy|The seasick sea serpent|Cecil
14/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'...OD' WORDS|$400|easy|To poke with a pointed object, or the object itself|Prod
27/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SWISS WATCHING|$200|easy|On most menus you'll find rosti, a hash-brown potato dish, & this, melted cheese & wine for dipping|Fondue
01/10/2001|Jeopardy!|ODD NUMBER, PLEASE|$400|easy|Number of stars in the Big Dipper|7
27/03/1996|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE POTPOURRI|$500|medium|It's a campus building used for social activities; its name sounds like a labor organization|Student Union
17/02/2003|Jeopardy!|PROFESSIONAL SPORTS|$200|easy|Except for 1988, he was selected Most Valuable Player of the National Hockey League every year of the 1980s|Wayne Gretzky
19/05/1992|Jeopardy!|BOSTON|$300|easy|This stadium has been the home of football's Patriots as well as baseball's Red Sox|Fenway Park
15/06/1999|Jeopardy!|2x4s|$200|easy|Status of a doctor available by phone or beeper|On call
05/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SURPRISE ME, TREBEK!|$800|hard|Completes the Dorothy Parker line, 'Men seldom make passes at...'|girls who wear glasses
06/04/2011|Jeopardy!|THE VEEP RIGHT BEFORE...|$200|easy|Joe Biden|Dick Cheney
16/10/2003|Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$400|easy|This king of Ithaca was married to the faithful Penelope|Odysseus
09/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS OF THE WORLD|$800|hard|Bataan National Park|Philippines
12/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CANDIED CAMERA|$2000|hard|Brendan Fraser, Steve Buscemi & Adam Sandler were these title guys in a 1994 movie, just like a colorful candy|Airheads
19/10/2011|Final Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|None|None|In the 1940s Franklin Roosevelt coined this term in reference to all the countries allied against the Axis powers|United Nations
03/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BAD NEWS|$800|hard|In July 1999 Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines was fined $18 million for doing this at sea|Dumping hazardous waste at sea
13/11/2006|Jeopardy!|SNAKES ON A GAME|$600|medium|Each year in India, up to 50,000 people are killed by kraits & these 'hooded' snakes|a cobra
23/05/1994|Double Jeopardy!|THE ARMED FORCES|$800|hard|During World War II Oveta Culp Hobby was director of this new force|the Women's Army Corps
04/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MISSISSIPPI WRITERS|$600|medium|His given names were Thomas Lanier, but he adopted a more 'stately' name|Tennessee Williams
08/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GREAT MEN OF MEDICINE|$2000|hard|Last name of clinic founders Karl & William, whose writings helped mold attitudes toward mental illness|Menninger
24/07/2006|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN BUSINESS|$800|hard|In 2006 Research In Motion settled its patent lawsuit with NTP over this portable wireless communications device|a BlackBerry
01/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|M'zab, Tanezrouft & Suf are regions of this desert in Algeria|Sahara Desert
08/12/2009|Jeopardy!|DUDE, YOU'RE A SONG!|$200|easy|'...don't make it bad, take a sad song and make it better'|Jude
21/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|I COME FROM OUTER SPACE|$400|easy|This gas that I breathe, you call CH4 & use to heat your homes--funny universe|methane
29/09/1998|Jeopardy!|THEIR COUNTRY'S LAST MONARCH|$300|easy|Wilhelm II|Germany
19/10/2005|Jeopardy!|HAPPY TRAILS TO YOU|$600|medium|From beginning to end, the Old Spanish Trail ran between Santa Fe & this West Coast city|Los Angeles
13/05/1998|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WOMEN|$300|easy|India's national peace prize is named for this leader who was slain in 1984|Indira Gandhi
24/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RING OF 'FIRE'|$800|hard|An emergency water connection on a street|a fire hydrant
11/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$2000|hard|On Nov. 11, 1953 in Emporia, Kansas, this holiday was first observed under its current name|Veterans Day
08/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT CODES|$2000|hard|It's way south: JNB|Johannesburg, South Africa
08/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN WRITERS|$800|hard|Money & 'A Room of One's Own' are needed if a woman is to be a writer, she asserted in a 1929 essay|Virginia Woolf
06/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FROM A TO E|$400|easy|When it opened in 1965, it was the world's first completely enclosed sports stadium|the Astrodome
26/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$2000|hard|The Universal Postal Union is headquartered in this Swiss capital|Bern
31/10/2002|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'X'|$1000|hard|A whirling mass of air or water|vortex
07/10/2011|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC BRAIN GAMES|$400|easy|This 12-letter ability in which several jobs are managed at once is a misnomer; your brain can really only focus on one|multitasking
20/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE CITY'S NEWSPAPER|$1600|hard|From its advertiser: 'Hilo retailers say police presence needs beefing up'|Honolulu
11/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TAILS FROM SHAKESPEARE|$800|hard|'Henry VI, Part II' describes an animal that 'clapp'd his tail between' these|his legs
20/11/1992|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$400|easy|This musical about married life is an adaptation of 'The Four-Poster'|I Do, I Do
19/01/1998|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$500|medium|The French dessert croquembouche consists of these stacked in a pyramid & coated with caramel|Puff pastry
02/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE NAACP SPINGARN MEDAL WINNERS|$800|hard|In 1977 this author went back to his 'Roots' & won the Spingarn|Alex Haley
31/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PROPHET REPORT|$1200|hard|The so-called 'Shawnee Prophet' was discredited after William Henry Harrison defeated the Shawnees at this battle|Tippecanoe
04/06/2004|Jeopardy!|BUSINESSMEN|$1000|hard|In 1913 he spent some of those nickels & dimes to build in NYC what was then the world's tallest building|Woolworth
11/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|A PASSAGE TO INDIA|$400|easy|Born in Allahabad in 1889, he's the Indian leader seen here|Jawaharlal Nehru
10/06/2004|Jeopardy!|THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE|$200|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from the Brooklyn Bridge in New York.)  When completed over this river in 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge was the largest suspension bridge in the world|the East River
04/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CRUSADER|$800|hard|The holy lance that had pierced this man centuries earlier was reportedly 'miraculously found' in Antioch|Jesus Christ
28/04/2008|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$1000|hard|The Chinese in Hong Kong & Macao mainly speak this Chinese dialect|Cantonese
17/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SINGING THE BLUES|$3000|hard|McKinley Morganfield got this nickname from his habit of playing in a creek as a child|Muddy Waters
23/03/2009|Jeopardy!|MYTHS & LEGENDS|$800|hard|This winged creature with an eagle's head & a lion's body pulled Zeus' chariot|a griffin
01/06/2004|Jeopardy!|COOK UP SOME 'STU'|$200|easy|A room for making radio or TV productions|a studio
29/09/2004|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT ROMAN STAND-UP COMEDY|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew delivers from an open mic in a small club.)  Talk about a terrible cook!  My wife's pretty bad, but at least she never gave me poisoned figs like Livia gave this guy|Augustus Caesar
03/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MY NAME IS GEORGE|$2000|hard|This comedian wrote, 'I never eat sushi.  I have trouble eating things that are merely unconscious'|George Carlin
05/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'NON' SENSE|$800|hard|It completes the following: (audio clue)|Nonni Nonni
14/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$200|easy|The pharaoh's daughter found him in an ark made of bulrushes|Moses
12/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CREATIONS|$200|easy|In Chicago in 1885, William Jenney rose to new heights when he built the first structure called this|the skyscraper
27/01/2012|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN SCIENTISTS|$200|easy|In 1779 Dutch scientist Jan Ingenhousz published his discovery of this process in green plants|photosynthesis
25/02/2008|Jeopardy!|THE LOSING TICKET|$400|easy|William Miller shared his ticket in 1964|Barry Goldwater
27/01/2011|Jeopardy!|IN GOD WE TRUST|$800|hard|Several members of the Dandolo family held this Venetian job|doge
06/10/2008|Jeopardy!|WORLD RELIGION|$400|easy|Though Kali, a goddess of this religion, is fearsome & fierce, she's worshipped in Bengal as the Supreme Mother|Hinduism
17/03/2005|Jeopardy!|23 SKIDOO|$1000|hard|She was married to Henry VIII for 23 years|Catherine of Aragon
13/04/1999|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAME LEE|$500|medium|He's the legendary singer & guitarist nicknamed 'The King of the Boogie'|John Lee Hooker
28/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MADE UP|$600|medium|Alden Pyle, Graham Greene's 'Quiet American', is a CIA agent in this Asian country when the French still run it|Vietnam
25/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I KNOW THAT SONG|$1600|hard|'When I dance they call me' this, 'and the boys they say que soy buena, they all want me, they can't have me'|the 'Macarena'
08/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THIS JUSTIN|$1200|hard|Justin Berfield is actually younger than Frankie Muniz, but he played his older brother Reese on this sitcom|Malcolm in the Middle
03/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC APPRECIATION|$400|easy|Penillion, a traditional form of Welsh singing, is almost always accompanied by this musical instrument|the harp
18/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PHOTOGRAPHY|$400|easy|'Men at Work' is a 1932 book containing Lewis Hines' 1930 photos chronicling the construction of this skyscraper|the Empire State Building
18/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NEW BEAUTY CONTEST WINNERS|$2000|hard|Sadly, this woman who's in the best physical condition is considered an odd duck by the other contestants|Miss Fit/misfit
29/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THAT ON TOP OF YOUR HEAD?|$2000|hard|Often seen hanging around sharks, the remora comes equipped with one of these on the top of its head|a sucker (or a suction cup)
05/02/2004|Jeopardy!|TO EVERY THING THERE IS A SEASON|$1000|hard|Seen here is where the czars used to hang their fur hats|the Winter Palace
01/03/2007|Jeopardy!|RECONSTRUCTION|$200|easy|By the end of Reconstruction, production of this 'king' crop in the South was nearly equal to pre-war levels|cotton
28/05/2008|Jeopardy!|FIRST NAMES|$400|easy|Barack, related to the Hebrew Baruch, means this|blessed
27/05/2009|Jeopardy!|ADVERTISING ICONS|$1000|hard|The National Crime Prevention Council uses this dog to take a bite out of crime|McGruff
16/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT TO WEAR?|$1600|hard|If you're wearing Wellingtons at Wimbledon, you're wearing these|rainboots (or galoshes)
07/06/2005|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL SIMILES|$1000|hard|'Happy as' this Old World oscine bird of the family Alaudidae|a lark
22/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EARTH SCIENCE|$1600|hard|The Mohorovicic discontinuity separates the Earth's crust from this|the mantle
12/01/2001|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$200|easy|According to these historic prose epics by Icelanders, the Vikings established many settlements in North America|Sagas
09/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CLOTHING MATERIAL|$400|easy|On 'Late Night' David Letterman put on a suit of this material & stuck himself to a wall of it|Velcro
13/12/2006|Jeopardy!|MORE TANGENTIAL ETRUSCAN POTPOURRI|$800|hard|'Fat kids, skinny kids, even kids with chicken pox' (but not Etruscan kids) 'love' these|Armour Hot Dogs
14/04/1998|Jeopardy!|GET A GRIP|$500|medium|Spock once claimed that he used this to 'kill' Kirk|Vulcan death grip
28/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CIVIL WAR PEOPLE|$800|hard|In early September 1864 this general ordered all the civilians out of Atlanta|Sherman
18/11/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FEMALE ATHLETES|$1200|hard|When her baby arrived early in June 2003, the father, also a sprinter, said, 'I didn't expect him to be this fast'|Marion Jones
01/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BLUES CLUES|$400|easy|'Spider Man Blues' was a record by this 'Empress of the Blues'; Sony should be thinking soundtrack!|Bessie Smith
28/06/2001|Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S FIRSTS|$300|easy|In 1993 Sheila Widnall was flying high as the first woman secretary of this military branch|Air Force
19/12/2002|Jeopardy!|BOSTON 'T' PARTY|$200|easy|The state dog of Massachusetts is the 'Boston' this|terrier
28/03/2001|Jeopardy!|MUSIC OF THE '90s|$500|medium|In 1990 his sons Gunnar & Matthew topped the charts with '(Can't Live Without Your) Love and Affection'|Rick Nelson
06/04/1999|Jeopardy!|'90s NONFICTION|$100|easy|Notable ones included McCullough's of Truman, Berg's of Lindbergh & Jack Miles' of God|Autobiographies
15/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|The Italian Riviera east of Genoa is the Coast of the Rising Sun; west of Genoa it's the Coast of this|Setting Sun
08/09/1992|Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT TEETH|$400|easy|These teeth have 3-5 cusps and 2 or 3 roots|the molars
17/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|If you weighed up to 126 pounds, you'd be as light as this class of boxer|featherweight
12/01/2009|Jeopardy!|JAY LENO'S HEADLINES|$1000|hard|'Sheep were killed by unarmed' this 2-word animal, AKA a cougar|a mountain lion
08/02/2007|Jeopardy!|A NUMBER IN THE TEENS|$600|medium|Andy Warhol said we'd all be famous in the future for this many minutes|15
15/12/2006|Jeopardy!|STRUCTURES|$800|hard|Type of building that's the title of a 1981 book by New York Times architecture critic Paul Goldberger|a skyscraper
09/04/1999|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED STATE CAPITALS|$500|medium|Not a scream|Sacramento
10/12/1999|Jeopardy!|THE PERIODIC TABLE|$500|medium|Co doesn't stand for columbium but rather for this element used mostly in making alloys|Cobalt
19/11/2004|Jeopardy!|DRIVING THE GREEN|$800|hard|The Escape Hybrid from this company claims to have a 'range of well over 400 miles on a single tank'|Ford
03/03/1999|Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$500|medium|2 of the 4 states officially called commonwealths|Kentucky, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Virginia
02/01/2003|Final Jeopardy!|ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS|None|None|She won many Oscars, including those for 1949's 'The Heiress', 1951's 'A Place in the Sun' & 1973's 'The Sting'|Edith Head
12/05/1998|Jeopardy!|HIGH PLACES|$500|medium|Nanga Parbat in Jammu & Kashmir is considered the most dangerous peak for climbers in this range|Himalayas
11/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|INITIALLY YOURS|$400|easy|Poet Edward Estlin...|E.E. Cummings
25/06/1999|Jeopardy!|NONMETALS|$400|easy|The Hebrew name for this taboo meat is basar chazir|Pork
15/10/2010|Jeopardy!|1960s POLITICAL QUOTES|$800|hard|This Defense Sec. told reporters in 1966, 'the draft is the largest educational institution in the world'|(Robert) McNamara
04/05/2009|Jeopardy!|I WANT TO RIDE THAT!|$400|easy|No tame little swing ride, the Starflyer in this Austrian city swings you as high as a 23-story building|Vienna
12/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ASSASSINATIONS|$600|medium|U.S. flags flew at half staff after this Israeli prime minister was slain in 1995|Yitzhak Rabin
05/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE FILL IN THE BLANK|$800|hard|' _____  ' & ' ____ in the Air'|Up
26/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL NOVELS|$2000|hard|Jean Auel first took us back to prehistoric times & the dawn of mankind in this 1980 novel|Clan of the Cave Bear
04/07/2007|Jeopardy!|TV CHARACTERS|$600|medium|We found out in 'Star Trek: Generations' that this navigator of Asian heritage had a daughter, Demora|Sulu
01/10/2010|Jeopardy!|GET A 'CL'UE!|$200|easy|11-letter word meaning without a beard or mustache|clean-shaven
15/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|Once Portugal's colony, this country is separated from Madagascar by a channel of the same name|Mozambique
13/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES SCIENCE TIMES|$1200|hard|In February 2010 the Times reported on the decoding of the genomes of 5 South Africans, including this Bantu clergyman|Desmond Tutu
18/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH TUNES|$400|easy|The Godfather of Soul, James Brown 'Can't dance' because of these 'in his pants'|ants
10/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC RHYME TIME|$400|easy|William Tecumseh's Berliners|Sherman's Germans
09/11/1998|Jeopardy!|SONGS BY THE NUMBER|$400|easy|In this 1955 hit Tennessee Ernie Ford owed his 'soul to the company store'|Sixteen Tons
22/06/2005|Jeopardy!|POPULATIONS|$200|easy|In both area & population, this continent is the largest|Asia
14/05/2001|Jeopardy!|YASIR|$200|easy|It's 'The Loneliest Number' of nights Arafat will reportedly sleep in a house before moving on|1
13/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$600|medium|Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain won the medal of honor for defending Little Round Top at this Penn. battle|Gettysburg
01/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE GREEK|$800|hard|The word ceramics is derived from keramos, which is Greek for this pottery material|clay
09/12/2009|Jeopardy!|GOOD AS GOLD|$400|easy|Dating to the 600s B.C., the first Western coins were made of electrum, an alloy of gold & 20 percent this stuff|silver
10/10/2006|Jeopardy!|CONQUER|$400|easy|Around 336 B.C. this conqueror's army attacked & destroyed the Greek city of Thebes|Alexander the Great
14/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S JUST A FLESH WOUND|$800|hard|This man who won Russia's first presidential election in 1991 lost 2 fingers to a grenade as a kid|Yeltsin
23/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|UH-OH|$1200|hard|The plutonium in an atomic bomb needs to have this 'mass' to go kaboom!|critical mass
12/12/2008|Jeopardy!|GREECE IS THE WORD|$400|easy|Tradition says in 490 B.C. Pheidippides began his long run at this coastal plain; go, P-Dippy!  Go!|Marathon
08/04/2003|Jeopardy!|TV GUIDE|$800|hard|He designed the 1966 cover featuring Barbara Feldon of 'Get Smart', seen here|Andy Warhol
07/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE GOBI DESERT|$600|medium|These climatic events are common in the Gobi; a severe one may be called the 'black wind'|sandstorms
10/11/1986|Jeopardy!|THEATER|$300|easy|In Harold Pinter's 'Betrayal', the scene that kicks off the story appears at this point in the play|end of the play
01/01/2001|Final Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY WOMEN|None|None|She said, 'The reason I'm not a nun is...you can't take your own name...I have the most holy name a woman can have'|Madonna
29/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC QUOTES|$1000|hard|In 1973 he warned Nixon, 'We have a cancer within, close to the presidency, that is growing'|John Dean
14/05/2010|Jeopardy!|THE AGRICULTURAL HALL OF FAME|$200|easy|Norman Borlaug sparked the green revolution by developing a dwarf strain of this cereal grass|wheat
15/03/2004|Jeopardy!|A CANDY-GORY|$400|easy|This Peter Paul candy bar, coconut in bittersweet chocolate, has been around since 1920|Mounds
07/11/1991|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$200|easy|A 1962 Solzhenitsyn work describes one day in the life of this prisoner|Ivan Denisovich
11/02/2009|Jeopardy!|THE GADSDEN PURCHASE|$1000|hard|Famous for his leadership at the Alamo, this Mexican dictator negotiated the deal for Mexico|(Antonio Lopez de) Santa Anna
22/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SCREEN SIRENS|$600|medium|'Repulsion' was an odd title for a film starring this Frenchwoman later known for her Chanel ads|Catherine Deneuve
10/03/1997|Jeopardy!|-OLOGIES|$400|easy|A person who specializes in Sinology would be an expert on this country's history & customs|China
15/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, 'MAN'!|$400|easy|The trees that produce this tropical edible seen here can grow over 50 feet high|Mango
17/10/2006|Jeopardy!|TO PARTY!|$1000|hard|He 'was dreamin' when I wrote this, so sue me if I go 2 fast, but life is just a party, and parties weren't meant to last'|Prince
13/07/2010|Jeopardy!|FAIL TO THE CHIEF|$2500|hard|His efforts to hold the Union together were ineffectual; 7 states seceded on his watch|James Buchanan
27/01/2009|Jeopardy!|QUASI-RELATED PAIRS|$600|medium|'Band of Brothers' actor Wahlberg & Madame Curie|Donny & Marie
03/11/2006|Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'H'|$2000|hard|He was the last major party pres. candidate to win his party's nod without winning the most votes in the primaries|Hubert Humphrey
21/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Spain.)  In Spain, December 6th commemorates the signing of this in 1978, 191 years after the United States|the Constitution
26/10/2001|Jeopardy!|SOFTWARE THAT BYTES|$400|easy|Every March 6 your computer can be infected by this virus named for a Renaissance artist|Michelangelo
22/07/2004|Jeopardy!|THE 1870s|$200|easy|Due to growing responsibilities of the Attorney General, Congress established this Cabinet dept. on June 22, 1870|Justice
22/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE WOMAN AT THE MIKE|$600|medium|In the early '60s Darlene Wright adopted this, which she often sang about, as her last name|Love
13/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH HISTORY|$400|easy|Founder of the nursing profession, she was named after the city in which she was born|Florence Nightingale
08/10/1999|Jeopardy!|PRIME NUMBERS|$400|easy|Fear of this prime number is called triskaidekaphobia|13
01/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS|$1000|hard|He described his 'Miss Julie' as the first naturalistic play in Scandinavian literature|August Strindberg
18/11/2009|Jeopardy!|MIXED 'NUT'S|$400|easy|They're also called Filberts, after a 7th century French saint|hazelnuts
01/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COMICS & COMIC BOOKS|$200|easy|In a new series at Marvel, his daughter May has taken up his crime-fighting ways as 'Spider-Girl'|Spider-Man
22/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CONGRESSIONAL GLOSSARY|$800|hard|This passageway refers to the space dividing the majority party from the minority|the (center) aisle
17/09/1998|Jeopardy!|THE OLD FARMER'S ALMANAC|$300|easy|The Almanac's gardener's companion says it's the most popular garden vegetable (or is it a fruit?)|Tomato
01/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|A SHAKESPEARE TOUR|$2000|hard|A castle: ''Fear not, till Birnam Wood do come to'' it|Dunsinane
05/11/1990|Jeopardy!|METALS|$300|easy|Amalgams, which may be liquid or solid, are alloys of this metal|mercury
31/10/2005|Jeopardy!|'CHIN' UP|$200|easy|This soft, furry rodent seen here has become an increasingly popular house pet|chinchilla
25/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|XMAS NEWS & NOTES|$2000|hard|13-year-old Jimmy Boyd had a hit in the '50s with this tune, decried by Boston's Roman Catholic Archdiocese|I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus
09/01/2008|Jeopardy!|WORDS IN HARRY POTTER TITLES|$200|easy|A non-reigning male member of a royal family who may prefer to drive a 'little red corvette'|a prince
20/10/2011|Jeopardy!|MEET THE FLINT STONES|$200|easy|The flint core stones seen here were used to produce this|fire
02/06/1999|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$400|easy|Although first observed in 1909, it wasn't until 1972 that the third Sunday in June officially became this holiday|Father's Day
12/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS IN SCIENCE|$1300|hard|A common word for polymers; in physics, it means material that can be deformed & keep its new shape|plastic
17/02/2011|Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$400|easy|To visit the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, you have to go to this state|Ohio
18/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|JUST DESSERTS|$800|hard|One variation of this cookie is the Double Stuf, with twice the creme filling of the original|Oreo
14/11/2005|Jeopardy!|PRESS ON NAILS|$600|medium|In 2003 this Caribbean island nation put 27 reporters in the slammer for furthering U.S. interests|Cuba
22/02/2006|Jeopardy!|I LIKE 'IKE'|$1000|hard|A forward on a soccer team|a striker
23/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SPAGHETTI|$2000|hard|Getting a taste for it while in France, this pres. is credited with bringing spaghetti to America|Thomas Jefferson
16/09/2010|Jeopardy!|GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP|$200|easy|J.P. Hayes cost himself a 2009 spot on this tour by confessing to using an unapproved ball|the PGA tour
24/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|TV TRIVIA|$200|easy|Every week this comedienne was 'so glad we had this time together'|Carol Burnett
05/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'THINK' ABOUT IT|$2000|hard|The motto 'Honi soit qui mal y pense' is often translated as this, starting with 'evil'|Evil to him who thinks evil
18/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$200|easy|A famous 1924 campaign slogan was 'Keep Cool With' this man|(Calvin) Coolidge
02/11/2000|Jeopardy!|CAMPBELL SOUP|$100|easy|Among Campbell's condensed soups, it considers the 2 'classics' to be chicken noodle & this one|tomato
02/10/2007|Jeopardy!|A HERCULEAN EFFORT|$200|easy|This wife of Zeus for whom Hercules is named sent 2 serpents to kill him as a baby; he strangled them|Hera
17/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHY|$600|medium|John Rawls' influential 'A Theory of' this equates it simply with fairness|Justice
03/07/2007|Jeopardy!|DISCARDED LITERARY ENDINGS|$800|hard|What the heck, thought Javert. It was only a loaf of freakin' bread! 'Take off, Jean,' he said. 'Don't waste my time'|Les Misérables
28/09/1999|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITAL NICKNAMES|$200|easy|'Music City, U.S.A.'|Nashville
30/09/2004|Jeopardy!|STARBUCKS|$200|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew spoons steamed & foamed milk into a cup of espresso behind a counter of a Starbucks in Seattle.)  Espresso with steamed & foamed milk was given this Italian name because the color was similar to a monk's habit|cappuccino
17/02/2010|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$1000|hard|This book by Malcolm Gladwell is about the choices that are made in the blink of an eye|Blink
02/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|Venezia is the Italian name for this city|Venice
26/04/1999|Jeopardy!|WOMEN|$500|medium|This unfortunately named woman who founded the Houston Symphony never had a sister named Ura Hogg|Ima Hogg
04/01/2006|Jeopardy!|YOU CAN QUOTE ME|$200|easy|In a quote attributed to Brooklyn Dodgers manager Leo Durocher, it's where 'nice guys finish'|last
11/04/2005|Jeopardy!|WORLD 'P's|$800|hard|World Heritage sites in this nation include the Nasca Lines|Peru
26/10/2011|Jeopardy!|A LITTLE LEGALESE|$1000|hard|Libel & slander are both forms of this 10-letter term, often found before 'of character'|defamation
08/11/2007|Jeopardy!|COVER YOUR 'BASE's|$600|medium|To lower someone or something in rank or esteem|to debase
05/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HERITAGE SITES|$1600|hard|L'Anse aux Meadows, with the remains of an 11th century Viking settlement, is at the tip of this Canadian province|Newfoundland
12/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|STARS & STRIPES|$800|hard|Betelgeuse, Betelgeuse, Betelgeuse is a red one of these really, really, really big stars|a red supergiant
09/11/1988|Jeopardy!|'FOUR' WORDS|$500|medium|A necktie tied a certain way, or a horse-drawn vehicle driven by one person|four-in-hand
01/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE SONG OF HIAWATHA|$1600|hard|Hiawatha 'crossed the rushing Esconaba, crossed the mighty' this river|the Mississippi
09/06/2000|Final Jeopardy!|EXPLORATION|None|None|In 1498 Vasco Da Gama landed at Calicut, India, 'in search of Christians and' these|Spices
07/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGE ARTS|$1200|hard|Switzerland has these 3 official languages|German, French & Italian
20/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ADDICTED TO ADJECTIVES|$400|easy|Now also meaning backward & unenlightened, technically it refers to Europe between the 5th & 15th centuries|medieval
25/12/2000|Jeopardy!|GUINNESS RECORDS|$500|medium|The longest undersea tunnel is the Chunnel Tunnel, which runs between these 2 countries|England & France
04/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LINCOLN'S CABINET|$200|easy|He was Secretary of State for the whole time Lincoln was in office|William Seward
21/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES BY CHARACTERS|$800|hard|1978: Bluto, Otter, Flounder, D-Day|Animal House
29/10/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS IN THE NEWS|$100|easy|In 1997 the Patriots & this New York football team both had Bill Parcells as their coach|New York Jets
11/04/2011|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'SS'|$1000|hard|After you stuff a turkey, you might do this to it, meaning tie up the wings & legs for easier cooking & a nice appearance|truss
14/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OO...MEN|$800|hard|The first pilot to fly across the U.S. in less than a day; he also made a famous flight to Japan|Jimmy Doolittle
02/05/2000|Jeopardy!|HATS ALL, FOLKS!|$200|easy|From the Latin for 'device', it's the traditional occupation of this hat's wearer:|train engineer
24/09/2004|Jeopardy!|CHAIN OF COMMAND|$600|medium|This chain-wearer seen here sailed from Lisbon in 1497 with the São Gabriel and other ships under his command|Vasco da Gama
20/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MOM'S THE WORD|$800|hard|In 1997 Brenda Barnes left the upper echelons of this soda company to be with Generation NEXT, her kids|Pepsi(-Cola)
11/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TERMS OF ART|$1200|hard|It's the 'disappearing' 2-word term for the place in a painting where receding parallel lines seem to meet|the vanishing point
26/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|C'EST CHEESE|$1600|hard|This blue cheese first sold in Huntingdonshire is the only English cheese with a trademarked name|Stilton
18/03/2008|Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN FIRST NAME'S THE SAME|$1000|hard|Eisenstein & Rachmaninoff|Sergei
07/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LOTS OF STUFF|$1200|hard|On a building site, you're a brick layer, but a pipe one of these|a fitter
20/09/2011|Jeopardy!|TV TITLE ROLE PLAYING|$200|easy|'Hannah Montana'|Miley Cyrus
13/05/2002|Jeopardy!|'GRAND' CENTRAL|$600|medium|Traditional term for a comprehensive survey of the continent for a young upper-class Englishman|the grand tour
18/03/2011|Jeopardy!|WHICH DIRECTION ARE YOU HEADED?|$800|hard|From Galway to Cork in Ireland|south
18/10/2007|Jeopardy!|A LONG STRANGE 'TRIP'|$200|easy|My dad was laying one of these on me, saying my grandma would wither away if I don't go visit her|guilt trip
06/05/2011|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$800|hard|Santa Cruz de Tenerife is the capital of these Spanish Atlantic islands only 67 miles off the coast of Africa|the Canary Islands
10/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '40S|$400|easy|He directed Judy Garland in 'Meet Me In St. Louis' & married her the next year|Vincent Minnelli
22/07/1999|Jeopardy!|COLLEGIATE SPORTS NICKNAMES|$100|easy|University of Oklahoma|Sooners
10/07/2009|Jeopardy!|THE BRITISH PRIME MINISTER WHEN|$600|medium|...World War II ended in Europe|Churchill
26/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AN ABBREVIATED CATEGORY|$400|easy|To a baseball pitcher: ERA|earned run average
12/03/1998|Jeopardy!|THE 1970s|$200|easy|Danny Zuko & Sandy Dumbrowski end up together in this musical that opened Valentine's Day, 1972|Grease
30/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK|$800|hard|Despite hits like 'Un-Break My Heart', this singer recently announced she's broke|Toni Braxton
30/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GET SMART|$800|hard|A study of 3,500 Japanese men's brains found those who did this in moderation aged better than those who didn't|drank alcohol
10/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|LEADING MEN|$200|easy|Kirk Douglas said of this dimpled feature, 'I have the biggest... in the world'|(his) chin
24/05/2006|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLE POTPOURRI|$200|easy|Guinness says Peter Broeker owns more than 8,000 bottles of this--hope they're on a wall & he sings about them|beer
13/03/2006|Jeopardy!|SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE|$1000|hard|Listen to me now & believe me later, these Dana Carvey & Kevin Nealon characters wanted to 'Pump... you up'|Hans & Franz
26/10/2010|Jeopardy!|LIVE LONG & PROSPER|$800|hard|Daniel Ludwig, who lived to be 95, pioneered this 11-letter type of ship of over 100,000 tons of displacement|super tankers
14/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PLACE NAMES|$2000|hard|He wrote the poem from which Pippa Passes, Kentucky took its name|Robert Browning
23/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNET FAVORITES|$400|easy|Our writers visit search.eb.com, which brings you to the website for this reference work that's been around since 1768|Encyclopedia Britannica
29/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MR. BILL PLAYS THE BARD|$400|easy|'Hey, hey, I've got a new bill to sign!' 'But Senator Sluggo wants to make a cut.' 'But why?' 'You'll get the point.' 'Oh, ho!  Et tu Sluggo!'|Julius Caesar
14/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'UMP' IT UP|$2000|hard|Term for Republicans who abandoned their own party in 1884 to support Grover Cleveland|the Mugwumps
13/12/2002|Jeopardy!|BARBRA STREISAND|$1000|hard|In 1962 Streisand played Miss Marmelstein in this garment industry Broadway musical|I Can Get It for You Wholesale
27/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE BIG|$400|easy|Historically, Detroit's big 3: GM, Chrysler, this company|Ford
05/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FACTS & FIGURES|$1000|hard|On January 10, 1911 the temperature at Rapid City in this state fell over 45 degrees in 15 minutes|South Dakota
21/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NOEL|$900|hard|15 years after co-starring with Noel in the film 'Boom!', this famous couple starred in his play 'Private Lives'|Richard Burton & Elizabeth Taylor
26/11/2001|Jeopardy!|SUDDENLY SUDAN|$200|easy|From 1899 to 1956 Sudan was controlled by Egypt & this colonial power|England (Great Britain)
12/07/1999|Jeopardy!|U.N. SECRETARIES-GENERAL|$100|easy|This current Secretary-General is the first U.N. career official to hold the post|Kofi Annan
19/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE NICKNAME GAME|$1600|hard|When he ran, this president was known as 'the resume candidate'; his resume included CIA director|George H.W. Bush
29/12/2008|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'L'|$800|hard|'Mother' deposit, in mining (4)|a lode
19/10/2010|Jeopardy!|THIS... WAS... JEOPARDY!|$1000|hard|This Roman orator was beyond jeopardy after he said Octavian 'should be given praise...& then be disposed of'|Cicero
29/06/2000|Jeopardy!|MEET THE PERRYS|$100|easy|Matthew Perry commanded an early steam warship that was named for this inventor|Robert Fulton
01/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONS' FAVORITE SPORTS|$600|medium|In Scotland it's this game the Scots invented|Golf
28/04/2005|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL ALASKAN STATE STUFF|$2600|hard|It was a 'crowning' achievement in 1963 when this was named Alaska's state fish|the king salmon
29/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICA AT WAR|$600|medium|The 50th anniv. of this Asian conflict often called 'The Forgotten War' was observed nationally July 27, 2000|The Korean War
20/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T TAKE THEM FOR GRANTED|$600|medium|This singer published a book of her own 'Heart-to-Heart Bible Stories' for children|Amy Grant
14/11/2000|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY PEOPLE|None|None|David Ben-Gurion described her as 'The only man in my cabinet'|Golda Meir
28/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS ON FILM|$400|easy|In the movie 'In Love & War', Chris O'Donnell played this American author wounded in Italy during WWI|Ernest Hemingway
11/04/2007|Jeopardy!|ROCK|$600|medium|Images carved on rocks by people of the past are a highlight of Petroglyph Nat'l Monument in this SW state|New Mexico
03/12/2010|Jeopardy!|IN THE 'O' ZONE|$1000|hard|This group of islands is just 6-8 miles north of the mainland of Scotland|Orkneys
28/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'F.M.'|$800|hard|If a football tackler grabs & twists this, the penalty is 15 yards|a facemask
16/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$400|easy|Chickweed & soapwort, as well as carnations, are members of this 'colorful' family|Pink
10/04/1998|Jeopardy!|EASTER|$100|easy|Some early Christians considered Easter as a new part of this Jewish festival|Passover
20/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITIES|$800|hard|In 1831 the city of Thang Long changed its name to this, a capital idea by the Vietnamese|Hanoi
28/09/2007|Jeopardy!|LETTERS|$400|easy|The letter in the means of transport seen here|T (t-bar)
06/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FIRSTS|$600|medium|Dec. 31, 1981 was 1st time ball of lights ushering in the new year over NYC's Times Square was in this shape|apple
31/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PATRONS OF THE ARTS|$800|hard|Gustave Caillebotte was the main backer of several of these exhibitions, & his own work is kind of in that style|Impressionist
09/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY TERMS|$1000|hard|The pathetic fallacy is a type of this, attributing human traits to inanimate objects|Anthropomorphism
04/11/2005|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT WORK|$400|easy|Barry C. Black holds this job; his duties include teaching Senate Bible-study groups|the chaplain
07/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|1938|$200|easy|On December 10 he announced he'd leave his Hyde Park estate & its papers & books to the U.S. government|FDR
19/05/2010|Jeopardy!|WORD PUZZLES|$600|medium|You might need it if you have a dangerous job|life insurance
29/06/2010|Jeopardy!|SAME FIRST & LAST LETTER|$200|easy|Edible fruit matter, or lurid fiction|pulp
15/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$200|easy|This patriot was the first to sign the Declaration of Independence|John Hancock
05/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CITIES & TOWNS|$1600|hard|Neil Simon might know Jefferson Davis made his home in this Mississippi town known for its 'blues', not grays|Biloxi
27/10/1989|Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$100|easy|For an adult elephant it can be up to 1 1/2'' thick & weigh about a ton yet can be pierced by an insect|the skin
14/05/2007|Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$400|easy|(Jon of the Clue Crew holds a guitar.) As a letter before 'string' it's kind of racy; as this guitar chord [strums], it's just beautiful|G
09/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ROMAN NUMERAL MATH|$2000|hard|XL times V|CC
27/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE CABINET|$200|easy|Now protected, this huge animal of the plains graces the seal of the Department of the Interior|Buffalo/bison
08/11/1989|Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$100|easy|In Spanish, it's the letter over which you may see a tilde|N
09/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CNN 25: NATIONAL NEWS|$800|hard|A jury verdict handed down in this California valley city sparked the devastation seen here in Los Angeles more than 30 miles away|Simi Valley
04/02/1991|Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|$400|easy|These two actors have won Oscars only as directors in 1980 & 1981|Robert Redford & Warren Beatty
17/02/2005|Jeopardy!|WE'VE GOT DESIGNS ON BROADWAY|$800|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from the New Amsterdam Theatre.)  The New Amsterdam Theatre is a fine example of this art style that features vines, flowers & flowing hair|Art Nouveau
25/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE 9th CENTURY|$1600|hard|The University of al-Karaouine in this Moroccan city known for its hats was founded in 859 & is the world's oldest|Fez
19/09/2008|Jeopardy!|MOVIES BY QUOTE|$1000|hard|'I'm sure that in 1985, plutonium is available in every corner drugstore, but in 1955 it's a little hard to come by'|Back to the Future
19/10/2007|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$200|easy|Take your sweetie to see Sweetheart Rock, also known as Pu'u Pehe, in this U.S. state|Hawaii
09/06/2009|Jeopardy!|2 FIRST NAMES?|$800|hard|She opened her own weight loss center in 1983 after the company she was working for was sold to NutriSystem|Jenny Craig
01/07/1998|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|None|None|One of the 2 European capitals closest to the United States|(1 of) Lisbon or Reykjavik
20/07/2001|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE THINGS|$300|easy|New Mexico's official state question, 'Red or green?' refers to this state vegetable|Peppers
04/06/2009|Jeopardy!|EASY STREET|$200|easy|This Beverly Hills street is a magnet for fashionistas: its stores include Prada, Escada, Gucci & Versace|Rodeo Drive
08/10/1998|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT ARTHROPOD|$500|medium|It can't fold up its wings; what you see is what you get|Dragonfly
22/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SATIRE|$400|easy|Sinclair Lewis' biting 1927 satire of religious fundamentalism|Elmer Gantry
13/11/1989|Jeopardy!|NORSE MYTHOLOGY|$500|medium|Bifrost, the bridge that connected the Earth with the home of the gods, was one of these|Rainbow
04/02/2005|Jeopardy!|ROAD RULES|$800|hard|On a 1-way street, a sign that says 'DO NOT ENTER' is often partnered with one that has this 2-word warning on it|WRONG WAY
27/12/2005|Jeopardy!|SEE 'EO's|$400|easy|A large Spanish sailing ship of the 17th & 18th centuries|galleon
13/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL INVENTORS HALL OF FAME|$1200|hard|''Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs' was the first full length animated film to use' this inductee's multiplane camera|Walt Disney
22/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IT WAS THE OCEAN TO BE PACIFIC|$400|easy|Vanuatu has a 'Council of' these leaders to advise the government on customs & traditions|Chiefs
18/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OPENING ACTS|$2000|hard|Comic Pat Henry (ne Scarnato) was this singer's longtime opening act & died in Las Vegas 1 day after a gig with him|Frank Sinatra
08/11/2000|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'R'|$300|easy|Movie boxer Balboa (5)|Rocky
08/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EMISSARY TO AMERICA|$400|easy|E.-C. Genet, an 18th c. French minister to the U.S., undermined the neutrality policy of his pres., who got him recalled|George Washington
28/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE 'PLAN'?|$2000|hard|In this reflex, the toes curl down when the sole is stroked; abnormal response can indicate brain or spinal cord damage|plantar
20/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$800|hard|Settings for this play include an open place by the seaside in Pentapolis & the palace in Tyre|Pericles, Prince of Tyre
15/09/2010|Jeopardy!|BACKWORDS|$1000|hard|'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner' was the favorite poem of the Middle East leader with this title|Emir
12/03/2008|Jeopardy!|WE'RE NO. 1!|$200|easy|Guess this 'Idol' judge wasn't pitchy, dog, when she hit No. 1 in '91 with 'Rush, Rush'|Paula Abdul
13/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY TRILOGIES|$2000|hard|Robertson Davies called the third book in his Cornish Trilogy 'The Lyre of' this mythological figure|Orpheus
28/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$1600|hard|This author of 'The House of Spirits' once worked for the U.N.'s food & agriculture organization|Isabel Allende
31/01/2006|Jeopardy!|TEUTONIC|$800|hard|Hermann Von Salza reigned over the Knights from 1210 to 1239 with this title, like one a chess expert might have|grandmaster
16/11/2007|Jeopardy!|RECENT CINEMA|$600|medium|Some officials in New Hampshire were unhappy that the title of this action film was a play on the state motto|Live Free or Die Hard
28/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TAGLINES|$800|hard|2003: 'The guy next door just became the man upstairs'|Bruce Almighty
15/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T BE AFRAID OF OPERA|$4000|hard|Mozart's opera 'The Impressario' starred Caterina Cavalieri, mistress of this alleged Mozart foe|(Antonio) Salieri
30/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$1200|hard|In 1497 John Cabot visited the area of this Newfoundland capital & named it for a beheaded saint|St. John's
01/10/1998|Jeopardy!|SECOND PLACE|$600|medium|South America's second largest country in area, it borders the largest|Argentina
21/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY MARRIAGES|$800|hard|He & Angelina Jolie are bound by blood; they've worn amulets with each other's blood around their necks|Billy Bob Thornton
01/05/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$100|easy|His eldest son, also named Theodore, was governor of Puerto Rico from 1929 to 1932|Theodore Roosevelt
22/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PEN NAMES|$1000|hard|Since he remembered things past, Echo was an apropos nom de plume for this Frenchman|Marcel Proust
18/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE RED PLANET|$800|hard|Pathfinder & its rover Sojourner touched down on Mars on this date in 1997|July 4th
01/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OCTOBER 1|$800|hard|1800: Spain cedes this large territory to France|Louisiana
25/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DEATH BY...|$1600|hard|Firing squad, at the Utah State Prison, January 17, 1977|Gary Gilmore
13/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|100,000 REASONS|$2000|hard|Project Gutenberg's list of the 1st 100,000 of these runs from 1 to 1,318,699 (though some say 1 may not be one)|prime numbers
08/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|1910|$600|medium|The design of this NYC raildroad station that opened in 1910 was based on the Roman baths of Caracalla|Penn Station
05/04/2006|Jeopardy!|'D'UDE!|$200|easy|19 years after his victory at Manila Bay, this U.S. admiral lay in state in the Capitol Rotunda|(Admiral George) Dewey
21/01/2011|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENT TYLER|$200|easy|John Tyler was one of the 4 presidents from this bygone political party|the Whig Party
21/07/2008|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES HEALTH|$200|easy|The N.Y. Times said of the benefits of doing this before or after exercise: 'The answer is elastic'; warming up might be better|stretching
15/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA SLAYS ME|$1200|hard|In 'Maria Stuarda', this woman signs the death warrant of her cousin Mary Queen of Scots|Queen Elizabeth
04/10/2005|Jeopardy!|ALSO A VEGAS CASINO|$200|easy|A popular brand of orange juice|Tropicana
28/12/2005|Jeopardy!|GOING 'KNOT'S!|$200|easy|To marry|to tie the knot
01/11/2004|Jeopardy!|HEY, IT'S RAINING!|$400|easy|A raindrop's shape depends on its size; one with a diameter of less than .04 inch is basically this shape|a sphere (or round)
24/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BAD ENGLISH|$1200|hard|In a sentence, this noun & its verb has -- excuse me, have to agree in number|subject
13/09/2007|Jeopardy!|CAKES|$200|easy|In earlier days this evil-sounding chocolate cake was colored with red food dye|devil's food cake
07/02/1986|Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$100|easy|Army officer above a captain but below a lieutenant colonel|a major
15/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN WILDLIFE|$400|easy|This fastest feline is now endangered with an estimated 13,000 remaining in the wild|Cheetah
30/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WHO WAS THAT MOSQUE MAN?|$1600|hard|This man's father-in-law, Abu Bakr, became the first Muslim caliph in 632|Mohammed
26/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GET OUT YOUR PHRASEBOOK|$400|easy|If it's time to get out of Dusseldorf, you can get directions to this by asking, 'Wo ist der Flughafen?'|the airport
27/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COSMOPOLITAN|$400|easy|This Spanish city on the Mediterranean was known in antiquity as Barcino|Barcelona
10/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$1200|hard|Astronomer Michael Brown discovered the object classified as UB313 in 2003 & named it for this TV princess|Xena
17/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FINLANDIA|$2000|hard|His tone poem 'Finlandia' has almost become a national anthem for the Finns|Jean Sibelius
18/11/1994|Jeopardy!|THE 1920S|$1700|hard|In 1926, this Kuomintang leader launched the Northern Expedition against the warlords of Northern China|Chiang Kai-shek
03/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORK THOSE APPS!|$800|hard|The RunKeeper app uses GPS to track distance, speed & other data for a host of activities, such as this Bode Miller sport|skiing
08/02/2006|Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|One of the two lands seen here|Greenland (or Iceland)
30/01/2006|Jeopardy!|SURRENDER!|$1000|hard|It was McAuliffe's widely quoted 1-word reply when asked by the Germans to surrender at Bastogne in 1944|Nuts
28/01/2009|Jeopardy!|DON'T SAY      MOBY DICK|$200|easy|In 1851 Harriet Beecher Stowe began serializing this|Uncle Tom's Cabin
01/09/1997|Jeopardy!|SUMMIT MEETINGS|$200|easy|In 1989 this president met Gorbachev on a ship in the 'Seasick Summit'|George H.W. Bush
24/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OCCUPATIONAL WORDS|$2000|hard|It's the French word for head, boss, top man|chef
29/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$1600|hard|After the Moors were defeated at Tolosa in 1212, their rule was restricted to this small kingdom in southern Spain|Grenada
07/03/2008|Jeopardy!|BRAZILIAN FOOD|$800|hard|Everyone snacks on pao de queijo, a cheese puff made with manioc flour, which is ground from this tropical tuber|cassava
11/05/1990|Jeopardy!|TV & FILM GIRLFRIENDS|$200|easy|This TV doctor has not only taken his girlfriend Wanda, out, he's taken her appendix out too|Doogie Howser, M.D.
06/11/2000|Jeopardy!|THEY'RE IN CHARGE|$100|easy|In Asia: Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori|Japan
25/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD FAMILIES|$1000|hard|Buck Henry's mother, Ruth Taylor, played Lorelei Lee in the 1928 silent film of this Anita Loos play|Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
27/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH AUTHORS|$600|medium|This author of the novel 'The Bridge on the River Kwai' is also credited with the screenplay|Pierre Francois Boulle
03/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IDIOMS|$1600|hard|To keep making the same point is to do this, like repeatedly picking the same string on a large instrument|harp
28/04/2008|Final Jeopardy!|ROYAL WIVES|None|None|Her marriage to Henry VIII lasted less than a year, but she had the last laugh, surviving him by 10 years|Anne of Cleves
23/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WORKING TITLES|$400|easy|F. Scott Fitzgerald regretted changing the title of 'Trimalchio in West Egg' to this|The Great Gatsby
12/11/1990|Jeopardy!|TOUGH TV TRIVIA|$300|easy|Last name of the character Marlo Thomas played on 'That Girl'|Marie
02/10/1998|Jeopardy!|FIRESTARTER|$300|easy|He made a 'monkey' out of all of us in his 1859 book|Charles Darwin
01/06/2000|Jeopardy!|'OO', SORRY!|$200|easy|Home, sweet home, to an Inuit|Igloo
07/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THOMAS JEFFERSON'S READING LIST|$2500|hard|In 1771 this man hadn't turned to economics yet, but his 'Theory of Moral Sentiments' is recommended|Adam Smith
07/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PREHISTORIC TIMES|$400|easy|The megaloceros was the largest one of these mammals that ever lived; it was over 10 feet tall & had 11-foot antlers|a deer
15/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|D(5 LETTERS)D|$1600|hard|It's the type of tree seen here|dogwood
14/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$400|easy|The French film 'Les Comperes' was turned into this 1997 film with Robin Williams & Billy Crystal|Fathers' Day
20/09/1984|Jeopardy!|MYSTERIES|$300|easy|This agency's symbol of an unblinking eye gave birth to the phrase 'private eye'|the Pinkerton agency
31/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BOB MARLEY & ME|$400|easy|To commemorate the birth of reggae legend & native son Bob Marley, Feb. 6, 1990 was a national holiday in this country|Jamaica
29/04/2004|Jeopardy!|SOUVENIRS & COLLECTIBLES|$600|medium|For the sports fan, how about a replica of this famous venue seen here|the Astrodome
03/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'POT' POURRI|$400|easy|George Washington's birthplace is on Pope's Creek, a small stream that flows into this|the Potomac
01/12/2009|Jeopardy!|CASTLING|$600|medium|Horace Walpole's 1764 novel 'The Castle of Otranto' is regarded as the first in this spooky genre|Gothic
06/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON|$800|hard|Although nominally a pacifist, Garrison supported this man's raid on Harper's Ferry in 1859|John Brown
18/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'G'EOGRAPHY|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows a map on the monitor.)  Alex Haley traced his roots back to Kunta Kinte, an ancestor from this tiny African country here on the coast|Gambia
13/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS LEGENDS|$800|hard|Since the mid-1990s she received a record 57 perfect 6.0 scores in major figure skating competitions|(Michelle) Kwan
12/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES IN THE NOOSE|$200|easy|According to Matthew, he hanged himself in remorse after betraying Jesus|Judas Iscariot
24/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$200|easy|Shakespeare's only comedy with 'comedy' in the title|Comedy of Errors
25/01/1996|Jeopardy!|GEORGE BUSH|$400|easy|As president, Bush sent troops into Panama to overthrow this dictator|Manuel Noriega
24/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|VERY PUNNY|$800|hard|A vulture boarding a plane holding 2 dead animals was told sorry, only 1 of these per passenger|carrion
03/06/2004|Jeopardy!|GOING TO THE DOGS|$2000|hard|In ancient times the Celts used these tallest dogs in battle to pull enemies from their horses|the Irish wolfhounds
16/06/1997|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$200|easy|In 1996 companies that produce these consumables announced an end to their ban on TV & radio ads|Liquor
18/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'EGO' MANIAC|$400|easy|China & Greece didn't adopt this calendar until the 1900s|the Gregorian calendar
05/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL NAMES|$400|easy|Eire|Ireland
17/01/1996|Jeopardy!|'B' WORDS|$100|easy|During one of these heavy snowstorms, visibility is less than one-quarter mile|Blizzard
09/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$1000|hard|Leon Uris titled Book I of this novel 'Beyond Jordan'|Exodus
23/10/2003|Jeopardy!|FINISH YOUR MAIN COURSE|$400|easy|Finish your 'ham': to prevent someone's free movement|hamper
16/03/2007|Jeopardy!|PARADES|$400|easy|A verdant villain crashes the World Unity Parade in this 2002 Tobey Maguire film|Spider-Man
25/11/2011|Jeopardy!|IT'S THE HUMILITY|$200|easy|This Indian wrote, 'I have nothing new to teach the world; truth and nonviolence are as old as the hills'|Gandhi
05/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NAVAL BATTLES|$400|easy|On March 9, 1862 these 2 ironclads fought for 4 hours with neither ship receiving much damage|the Monitor & the Merrimac
20/04/2000|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|None|None|The first person selected to the Intl. Swimming Hall of Fame, his last starring film role was in 1955's 'Devil Goddess'|Johnny Weissmuller
11/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS|$1000|hard|As of 2004, Shunpei Yamakazi of Semiconductor Energy Labs of Japan held more of these than anyone else, 3,245|patents
20/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE|$200|easy|Portuguese for 'beautiful', it's a city in northern Argentina, & also an old name for Taiwan|Formosa
19/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'U' HAVE THE RIGHT|$400|easy|Webster's 3rd says it's an interjection used to express reassurance when a small child is lifted|Upsy-daisy
24/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OUR TOP STORIES|$400|easy|Dateline Southwark: 30 pilgrims en route from Tabard Inn ultimately to this town in Kent|Canterbury
13/01/1997|Jeopardy!|THE CONTINENTS|$300|easy|The world's largest desert fills nearly all of this continent's northern part|Africa
22/02/2008|Jeopardy!|ON THE RADIO|$200|easy|I like to crank up the radio whenever I hear her sing 'Sk8er Boi' or 'Girlfriend'|Avril Lavigne
28/11/1996|Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$300|easy|From age 17 to 20, this lead singer of Eurythmics studied at London's Royal Academy of Music|Annie Lennox
30/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$400|easy|Britain's Edmund Burke called for peace with the colonies the day before this man demanded liberty or death|Patrick Henry
02/05/1997|Jeopardy!|THE GRAMMYS|$500|medium|Nominated for 12 Grammys, he picked up 3 for Producer of the Year, Record of the Yeat & Best R&B Song|Kenneth 'Babyface' Edmonds
13/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING DOCTOR|$1200|hard|Dr. Victor Ehrlich on 'St. Elsewhere'|Ed Begley, Jr.
02/02/2005|Jeopardy!|TV TEENS|$400|easy|Before attending Yale, Rory lived with her single mom & went to Chilton Prep on this show|Gilmore Girls
28/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PLAY 'BALL'|$600|medium|A 'prescription' for exercise is to toss this large, weighty, solid object from person to person|Medicine ball
20/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BUSY AS A BEAVER|$800|hard|Of 1, 5 or 15, the rough maximum number of minutes a beaver can hold its breath underwater|15
24/02/2004|Jeopardy!|ISRAEL|$800|hard|In 1961 this Israeli airline set a record for the longest nonstop commercial flight, New York to Tel Aviv|El Al
01/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$4000|hard|The book 'Iowans of Impact' calls him 'Anamosa's famous artist'|Grant Wood
02/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|THE LAW|$1000|hard|Not a pardon, which lifts punishment, it differs by barring prosecution|amnesty
22/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$600|medium|Investment firm that makes money 'The Old-Fashioned Way' taken over by a Flintstone neighbor|Smith Barney Rubble
25/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TOP OF THE CHARTS|$800|hard|Doin' some 'Jive Talkin' '|The Bee Gees
10/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PEEVED VEEPS|$1600|hard|This Greek American published a memoir, 'Go Quietly... or Else'|Spiro Agnew
08/12/1999|Jeopardy!|WINE & CHEESE|$300|easy|In the '70s this name brand was advertised with the slogan 'We Will Sell No Wine Before Its Time'|Paul Masson
25/10/1999|Jeopardy!|EXPRESSIONS FROM HAMLET|$100|easy|Every 'dog will have' this|His day
03/04/2001|Jeopardy!|ALPHABETIC HOMOPHONES|$300|easy|You can't play billiards without this stick|cue
19/09/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE IN DE-NILE|$600|medium|A center of Egypt's rice trade, this Nile delta city lends its name to an important translating 'stone'|the Rosetta Stone
03/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|UN SECRETARIES GENERAL|$1000|hard|He headed Norway's delegation to the 1945 UN conference in San Francisco before becoming secretary general|Trygve Lie
19/09/2006|Jeopardy!|THE U.S. PRESIDENT WHO...|$200|easy|was the youngest man to be elected president|John F. Kennedy
08/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV THEMES|$400|easy|In a way, this show whose theme is heard here was 12,000 years in the making|The Flintstones
02/07/2007|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$400|easy|Sandpipers & snipes are shorebirds, also called these for the way they move through shallow water|wading birds
20/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|POPE|$1100|hard|Vatican apartments originally built for Alexander VI are named for this power-hungry family of his|the Borgias
11/04/1997|Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$400|easy|The 'Phoenix' was the first newspaper to appear in the language of this Native American tribe|Cherokee
01/09/1997|Jeopardy!|UNINTELLIGIBLE|$500|medium|Specialized language of a profession or trade that's meaningless to those outside the field|jargon
25/10/2004|Jeopardy!|SHIPS|$400|easy|Neither this man nor his flagship the Trinidad completed the circumnavigation of the world in the 1520s|Magellan
06/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FOREWORDS|$2000|hard|'Tess's tragedy is deeper and more far-reaching than' this author's 'bare philosophizing about it'|(Thomas) Hardy
06/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPIRITED CINEMA|$1600|hard|In 'The Gift' this Aussie actress plays a psychic who gets some much needed help from her former client|Cate Blanchett
13/01/1999|Jeopardy!|THEY'RE IN CHARGE|$500|medium|President Arpad Gancz|Hungary
07/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THERE'S A PLACE FOR US|$400|easy|It's a small booth for a farmer's market merchant, or a place to store your horse|a stall
23/06/2011|Jeopardy!|THE VEGETABLE GARDEN|$800|hard|The kitazawa seed co. can help you grow the greens of this 4-syllable flower with edible as well as symbolic value in Japan|chrysanthemum
30/12/1996|Jeopardy!|'OVER' & 'UNDER'|$100|easy|Hades|The Underworld
30/04/1999|Jeopardy!|THE RUSHIN' REVOLUTION|$300|easy|This supersonic airliner can shuttle you from Paris to New York City in less than 4 hours|the Concorde
12/10/2007|Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$200|easy|Some say his 12 labors were penance for killing his wife Megara & their children|Hercules
18/06/2003|Jeopardy!|WILLIAM McKINLEY NEVER...|$1000|hard|...flew on this low-fare airline launched by David Neeleman out of JFK|JetBlue Airways
30/12/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 1990s|$200|easy|In 1993 General Beg of this countrv said yes, we have nukes & we'll use them on India if we have to|Pakistan
18/03/2009|Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS & EXPLORATION|$800|hard|In 1488, before da Gama, this Portuguese sailor became the first to round the Cape of Good Hope|(Bartholomeu) Dias
31/10/2011|Jeopardy!|HOSPITALS|$800|hard|This city's Johns Hopkins hospital opened on May 7, 1889; today, it's part of a $5 billion medical system|Baltimore
29/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS & THEIR WORKS|$600|medium|'The Pygmies' & 'The Pomegranate Seeds' are 2 of his 'Tanglewood Tales'|Nathaniel Hawthorne
31/03/2008|Jeopardy!|GENERAL INFORMATION|$400|easy|Playing the pass line in craps, it's the winning number on the opening roll other than 7|11
16/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|EUPHEMISMS|$800|hard|This 2-word term often heard in the Balkans means a majority is trying to wipe out a minority|Ethnic cleansing
08/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NOW IN STORE|$400|easy|Models Marcus Schenkenberg & Jerry Hall helped cargo pants sail up the sales chart for this store|Old Navy
23/02/2001|Jeopardy!|ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL?|$300|easy|An item cut out of a magazine, or an infraction that sounds like a hairdresser's specialty|Clipping
05/05/2008|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICAN THINKERS|None|None|'I never found the companion that was so companionable as solitude', he wrote in a chapter on solitude in an 1854 work|Henry David Thoreau
14/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'B's DO IT|$1000|hard|In a symphony orchestra, these speed reeders sit next to the clarinetists|Bassoons
30/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PALINDROMIC WORDS|$1200|hard|Generic term for any vehicle that competes in the Daytona 500, for instance|racecar
22/03/2001|Jeopardy!|GOLD, SILVER OR BRONZE|$300|easy|A regular on 'Growing Pains'|Tracey Gold
11/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'N' THE BEGINNING|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from a vineyard.)  In California, 'Wine Country' often means this valley, that planted its first wine grapes around 1840|Napa
08/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PHONETICS|$1000|hard|In the words 'fricative' & 'spirant', the 2 fricative or spirant letters|F & S
05/10/2007|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS|$400|easy|'I pledge you, I pledge myself, to a New Deal for the American people', he said in accepting his 1932 nomination|F(ranklin) D(elano) R(oosevelt)
27/10/2010|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATED JOBS & DEPTS.|$1000|hard|Makes big money decisions: CFO|Chief Financial Officer
27/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CHILDREN IN LITERATURE|$1600|hard|This author wrote for the New Yorker while penning books about Fern Arable & Stuart Little|(E.B.) White
05/05/2010|Jeopardy!|'V' LIKE 7-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|A person who preys ruthlessly upon others, or Anne Rice's Lestat|vampire
01/04/2005|Jeopardy!|THE FDR LIBRARY|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reads from inside the FDR Presidential Library in Hyde Park, NY.) It was the occasion of FDR's 'The only thing we have to fear is fear itself' speech|his First Inaugural
31/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ALL SAINTS' DAY BABIES|$800|hard|In 1979 the Dodgers acquired this pitcher born November 1 from Puebla of the Mexican League|Fernando Valenzuela
16/06/2010|Jeopardy!|CONFUSE US|$200|easy|Changing the last vowel of a word meaning 'seat of government' creates this building where lawmakers meet|capital/capitol
31/05/2004|Jeopardy!|'W'ORDS|$800|hard|A river, canal or other route for transport or travel for ships|a waterway
08/10/1997|Jeopardy!|WINGS|$200|easy|The Wright Brothers connected these to the engine with bicycle chains|propellers
02/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|A PINT OF ALEC GUINNESS|$4400|hard|In a 1965 romantic epic, Guinness portrayed Yevgraf, the half-brother of this title physician|Doctor Zhivago
25/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|PULITZER PRIZE NOVELS|$800|hard|He won 2 Pulitzer prizes for drama & 1 for a novel, 'The Bridge of San Luis Rey'|Thornton Wilder
20/09/2000|Jeopardy!|BOXING NICKNAMES|$400|easy|'Macho'|Hector Camacho
04/03/2011|Jeopardy!|MARCH 4th!|$600|medium|1845: He is inaugurated as the 11th president|Polk
17/06/1999|Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES' MIDDLE NAMES|$200|easy|Mary Place|Kay
18/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OH 'MY'|$2000|hard|I'll be such a fun guy if you tell me this name for the study of fungi|mycology
31/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GEN. NELSON MILES|$1000|hard|After his 1877 surrender to Miles, he said, 'From where the sun now stands I will fight no more forever'|Chief Joseph (of the Nez Perce)
09/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HERE I AM AT...|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew leans against a corral fence in a high, green pasture.)  I'm overlooking Paradise Valley in this state, with a nickname that encourages you to look up|Montana
06/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL RHYME TIME|$600|medium|The third gospel author's fists|Luke's dukes
29/05/2006|Jeopardy!|SPORTS STUFF|$200|easy|To reduce drag & increase distance & accuracy, a golf ball has many of these cute little depressions|dimples
14/02/2000|Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINING CATS|$300|easy|This colorful big cat has been bopping to a Henry Mancini theme since 1963|The Pink Panther
10/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN SPACE FILMS|$200|easy|This star had close encounters in 'Men In Black' & 'Independence Day'|Will Smith
15/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|UTAH|$1600|hard|To demonstrate the acoustics in this Salt Lake City building, tour guides will drop a pin|the Mormon Tabernacle
04/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BEYOND THE HORIZON|$800|hard|Brush up on your kana & kanji if you head due west out of L.A. because you'll need them in this nation you reach|Japan
08/09/1992|Double Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$800|hard|Francis Stephen of Lorraine & this 18th c. Austrian empress founded the House of Hapsburg-Lorraine|Maria Theresa
17/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|15-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|This formal ecclesiastical censure deprives a person of membership in a church|Excommunication
29/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S CANADA, EH|$4000|hard|The big bay between Canada & Greenland was discovered by & named for this Englishman|(William) Baffin
30/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHY I HATE YOU|$1600|hard|You often impress the chicks with a flawless kazoo rendition of this man's 'Jupiter' Symphony from 1788|Mozart
05/06/2009|Jeopardy!|NAUTICAL RHYME TIME|$1000|hard|Gravy served with Coleridge's 'lucky' seabird|an albatross sauce
05/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHOR!  AUTHOR!|$1200|hard|This African-American author's works include the 500,000-year-spanning 'Temple of My Familiar'|Alice Walker
25/01/2001|Jeopardy!|STATE FLAGS|$400|easy|State whose flag is seen here (in the Southwest)|New Mexico
29/03/1991|Jeopardy!|FEBRUARY|$200|easy|Congress established this National Park in Arizona February 26, 1919|the Grand Canyon
21/04/2004|Jeopardy!|I'M HAVING CONTRACTIONS|$600|medium|An American idler is a one of these-do-well|ne'er-do-well
22/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR II|$200|easy|Counting military & civilians, this large country suffered the most fatalities in the war, over 20 million|Soviet Union/Russia
09/05/2005|Jeopardy!|BARBRA STREISAND MOVIES|$600|medium|1983: Barbra disguises herself as a boy to get an education|Yentl
11/04/2001|Jeopardy!|DAWN|$300|easy|In 1969 the Fifth Dimension sang about 'The Dawning Of' this & hit No. 1|The Age Of Aquarius
21/09/2011|Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$1500|hard|A line in this 1954 novel reads, 'Ralph wept for the end of innocence, the darkness of man's heart'|Lord of the Flies
18/10/2004|Jeopardy!|ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS IS...|$400|easy|...a 12-foot one of these for the backyard, with a netting enclosure, & I'll be jumping (on it) for joy!|a trampoline
07/07/2003|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$800|hard|It's what the 'Z' stands for in zip code|Zone (Zone Improvement Program)
02/02/1996|Jeopardy!|CONTAINERS|$400|easy|A casket is a coffin; a strongbox is this similar word|Coffer
24/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OPUS DAY|$1200|hard|At his last Paris concert, Feb. 16, 1848, he bravely tinkled out his Opus 65|Frederic Chopin
01/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'ODD'PODGE|$200|easy|Horsefeed, or what soldiers are to cannons|Fodder
14/02/1997|Jeopardy!|BOOKS ABOUT TEENS|$500|medium|'For Real' is 'The Uncensored Truth' about teens from Jane Pratt, who edited this 'backtalking' magazine|Sassy
28/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE LAND DOWN UNDER|$400|easy|In 1973 this media mogul made his first U.S. acquisition, the San Antonio Express & News|Rupert Murdoch
13/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE GREEK|$800|hard|Aptly enough, this word for a sports participant is from the Greek for 'one who contends for a prize'|athlete
17/10/1997|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$900|hard|This dictator's last battle was his defeat of Pompey's sons at Munda in 45 B.C.|Julius Caesar
26/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'OO'|$1200|hard|Capt. James Cook introduced this word to English speakers after he saw skin designs on Polynesian natives|tattoo
12/07/2004|Jeopardy!|BETTER ASK FOR DIRECTIONS|$1000|hard|In the army, it's an order to move the troops forward, or for a soldier to move up in rank|advance
10/04/1998|Jeopardy!|EASTER|$300|easy|Animals associated with Easter are the egg-hiding rabbit & this one representing Jesus|Lamb
22/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YANKEE MAGAZINE|$1200|hard|A frequent Yankee advertiser is this business based in Freeport, Maine since 1912|L.L. Bean
05/12/1984|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$100|easy|It's where relief pitchers, not matadors, warm up|the bullpen
09/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$200|easy|In the 1840s it succeeded Detroit as Michigan's capital|Lansing
22/03/2006|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL RHYME TIME|$400|easy|A coal-colored bag|a black sack
22/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE PLAY TITLE|$2000|hard|Eugene O'Neill: 'Ah, _____!'|Wilderness
18/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'EURO'TALK|$200|easy|Adjective for one who thinks the continent is the focal point of world culture & progress|Eurocentric
28/10/2002|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN CITIES|$200|easy|About this city's 1906 earthquake, Jack London wrote, 'Day was trying to dawn through the smoke pall'|San Francisco
11/12/1984|Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$100|easy|British decoration named for former queen|Victoria Cross
04/06/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|It's Alabama's first permanent European settlement as well as its only seaport|Mobile
03/11/2009|Jeopardy!|ON THE RESTAURANT'S FAST FOOD MENU|$400|easy|A boneless variety bucket of poultry, including a popcorn one|KFC
25/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SHIRTS|$1200|hard|The name of this type of shirt also means to puff out loosely over the waistband|blouse
04/10/1996|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$100|easy|In 1905 a large searchlight was installed at the top of this Colorado peak|Pikes Peak
16/01/1998|Jeopardy!|'B' IN BIOLOGY|$500|medium|As opposed to spontaneous generation, it's the theory that life originates only from living organisms|Biogenesis
02/07/2002|Jeopardy!|ORCHESTRAS|$800|hard|This city's Philharmonic, formed in 1842, also plays regularly at the Salsburg festival|Vienna
06/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'G' MEN|$2000|hard|Of the men on the front of currently printed U.S. paper bills he was the most recent to have been president|Ulysses S. Grant
16/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE 'R' & 'R'|$400|easy|In 1981 he founded the Sundance Institute in Park City, Utah as a training ground for young filmmakers|Robert Redford
05/10/2010|Jeopardy!|ESCAPE|$1000|hard|In 1647 King Charles I eluded his Parliamentarian pursuers & escaped to the Isle of this in the English Channel|the Isle of Wight
25/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SANTA|$600|medium|The name Santa Claus comes from the name of this saint who pays 'a visit' in a famous poem|Saint Nicholas
13/06/2011|Jeopardy!|ENTERPRISE|$800|hard|This airline advertises that 'bags fly free'... skis & golf bags too|Southwest
13/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|TV BANDLEADERS|$800|hard|He's been the leader of TV bands for Pat Boone, Judy Garland, & Merv Griffin|Mort Lindsey
15/04/2008|Jeopardy!|ICE CREAM|$600|medium|Reuben Mattus created this ice cream brand, whose name was meant to invoke an Old World aura|Häagen-Dazs
27/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S EAT CHINESE|$400|easy|Famous rank of Tso, AKA Tao, a 19th C. warrior after whom a chicken dish was named|General
31/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|2 FOR T|$1600|hard|This philosophy emphasizing the intuitive & spiritual above the empirical is associated with Emerson|transcendentalism
04/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PARENTAL GUIDANCE SUGGESTED|$600|medium|Mom might suggest hiring a Sherpa if you're planning a yak trek across this range between India & Nepal|the Himalayas
05/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|RONALD REAGAN WAS AN ACTOR|$1200|hard|In 1940's 'Santa Fe Trail', co-starring Errol Flynn, Reagan played this flamboyant cavalry officer|Custer
16/06/2009|Jeopardy!|ONE OF THESE THINGS IS NOT LIKE THE OTHERS|$1000|hard|The one whose headquarters are in the United States|Dodge
20/01/2012|Jeopardy!|NIGHT QUILL|$1000|hard|'December Night' is a faith-restoring episode in Willa Cather's 'Death Comes For' this churchman|the Archbishop
02/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY MOVEMENTS|$1200|hard|Andre Breton wrote a manifesto of this artistic & literary movement that explored the unconscious mind|surrealism
13/05/1998|Jeopardy!|A GAMEY CATEGORY|$300|easy|An insignificant quest, or a game where you earn wedges in 6 categories|Trivial Pursuit
18/02/2003|Jeopardy!|SNICKERS|$800|hard|In 'Take the Money and Run', asked, 'Do you think sex is dirty?', Woody said, 'It is if you do it' this way|right
14/12/1999|Jeopardy!|GOOSE...MOTHER GOOSE|$400|easy|The pig that he stole was actually an animal-shaped, currant-filled pastry|Tom (Tom the piper's son)
26/02/2003|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$1000|hard|(Alex T. in Africa)  Coffee beans are still widely grown on the slopes of this mountain, Africa's second-highest|Mount Kenya
01/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|O MINNESOTA!|$400|easy|A state nickname was derived from a cartoon in which railroad promoters were likened to these pesky rodents|Gophers
13/09/2006|Jeopardy!|WINING & DINING|$400|easy|With spaghetti & meat sauce, try Classico, one of the 7 subzones of this Italian red wine|Chianti
13/12/1999|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY DIVAS|$100|easy|At age 8 this young 'How Do I Live' superstar was a 2-week champ on TV's 'Star Search'|LeAnn Rimes
13/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|100,000 REASONS|$1600|hard|100000watts.com is a listing of these businesses in the U.S.|radio stations
30/06/2006|Jeopardy!|FACT|$600|medium|According to the book 'Sizes', in Japan, these are 7 or 8 inches long & pointed; in China, they're 10 inches & blunt|chopsticks
07/06/2000|Jeopardy!|I'M JUST AN OBJECT|$400|easy|You curry food when you add spices; you curry this when you flatter someone|Favors
07/04/2009|Jeopardy!|DISCOVERIES|$800|hard|By McCollum in 1913, this, which you need for healthy eyes|vitamin A
04/04/2006|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC CINEMA|$600|medium|1987: 'Born in ___'|East L.A.
16/02/1999|Jeopardy!|THEY ALSO RAN|$300|easy|This author of 'The Jungle' ran for governor of California in 1934|Upton Sinclair
08/01/2004|Jeopardy!|TEDDY BEAR|$400|easy|In an audio book, Charles Kuralt narrates the adventures of this A.A. Milne bear|Winnie the Pooh
05/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE FICTION|$800|hard|He wrote 5 sequels to 'Dune', including 'Dune Messiah' & 'Children of Dune'|Frank Herbert
03/06/1999|Jeopardy!|'DREAM'Y SONGS|$500|medium|In the 1986 film 'Blue Velvet', Dean Stockwell peerforms a lip-synched rendition of this Roy Orbison hit|In Dreams
24/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH HODGEPODGE|$1000|hard|Walter M. Miller's sci-fi novel 'A Canticle for' this person has been called his masterpiece|Leibowitz
20/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$600|medium|Kirk Douglas may know that the ballet about this gladiator who led a slave revolt includes an orgy scene|Spartacus
04/07/2002|Jeopardy!|BORN ON THE FOURTH OF JULY|$600|medium|An associate said of this 'boss', 'There's nothing more limited than a limited partner in the Yankees'|Steinbrenner
01/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PLANET OF THE CAPES|$400|easy|It's what Cape Canaveral was called from 1963 to 1973|Cape Kennedy
15/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ABOUT TIME|$1500|hard|The world is divided into 23 full time zones & 2 half zones; the half zones are separated by this|International Date Line
11/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY TEENS|$1000|hard|Zaneeta Shinn, a character in this musical, is the teenage daughter of the mayor of River City|The Music Man
09/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TV's EATERIES & DRINKERIES|$1200|hard|The Pie Hole (the pies there will bring you back to life)|Pushing Daisies
26/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE FLOP|$2000|hard|It cost $44 million to make this 1980 Michael Cimino pic, said to have earned around $5 million|Heaven's Gate
25/05/1989|Jeopardy!|ELECTRICITY|$500|medium|Galvani thought this dead animal released electricity when touched to metal & its legs kicked|the frog
05/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|STUFF|$600|medium|One of the 3 Greek letters whose names don't end in a vowel|Epsilon, Omicron or Upsilon
09/11/1988|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TRIVIA|$500|medium|Marlon Brando and his motorcycle pals ganged up on a small town in this 1954 film|The Wild One
10/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T THINK TOO FAST|$800|hard|When Prince Albert took the throne of England in 1936, he ruled under this name|George VI
22/05/2007|Jeopardy!|DOCUMENTARIES|$400|easy|'The tiles and tribulations' of competetive players of this board game are examined in 'Word Wars'|Scrabble
09/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE BAR EXAM|$400|easy|Pub beer stored in kegs or barrels & then drawn off is said to be 'on' this|on tap
19/04/2005|Jeopardy!|WE'RE TALKING BROADWAY|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reads from the Golden Theatre in New York with a special friend.)  In the Broadway hit 'Avenue Q', Nicky here sings about this German word that means happiness at the misfortune of others|Schadenfreude
23/12/1997|Jeopardy!|A CHRISTMAS SONGBOOK|$500|medium|Singer performing the holiday classic heard here:  'Rockin' around the Christmas tree at the Christmas party hop...'|Brenda Lee
22/05/2009|Jeopardy!|HOW INVENTIVE|$1000|hard|This magnetic device was invented in China & used to find the best burial place|the compass
17/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPICE|$1200|hard|If you take a swig of kummel, you'll notice the flavor of this spice it was named for|cumin
28/06/1988|Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|This part of the United Kingdom is called 'Cymru' in its native language|Wales
07/01/2003|Jeopardy!|HAT'S ALL, FOLKS|$400|easy|Proverbially, if you're crazy, you might be as 'mad as' one of these makers of men's headwear|hatter
01/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|42nd STREET|$600|medium|Park Ave. & 42nd Street has a branch of this 75th Street art museum known for its biennial|Whitney
15/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MANHATTAN|$1000|hard|Woody Allen is a regular at this Manhattan restaurant owned by a woman whose last name is Kaufman|Elaine's
12/01/2012|Jeopardy!|MEDAL OF FREEDOM ATHLETES|$800|hard|Golfer who won the Masters in 1960, '62, & '64, & received the Medal of Freedom in 2004|Arnold Palmer
14/01/1988|Jeopardy!|PALINDROMES|$400|easy|Soft or semi-liquid foods, as for infants|pap
13/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'F'RIENDS OF SCIENCE|$1200|hard|During WWI this Brit debated the use of antiseptics on wound infections, finding they did more harm than good|(Alexander) Fleming
11/06/2003|Jeopardy!|OPERA|$200|easy|Figaro is the title character of this 1816 Rossini opera|The Barber of Seville
03/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THAT STINKS!|$1000|hard|The corpse flower's repulsive stench attracts pollinators in the Sumatran rain forests of this country|Indonesia
24/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|STARS OF SPORT|$1200|hard|Father of 'NCIS' star Mark, he won the Heisman Trophy in 1940 & received a Purple Heart in WWII|Tom Harmon
24/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL RHYME TIME|$1200|hard|Commie grooved part of a tire|red tread
20/03/2000|Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH REVOLUTION|$200|easy|The French Revolution ended when he seized control of the Directory on November 9, 1799|Napoleon
15/09/2005|Jeopardy!|ON PRESIDENT BUSH'S iPOD|$800|hard|'The House Is Rockin'' by this Texas blues guitarist keeps the Prez rockin' through his jogging & biking|Stevie Ray Vaughan
15/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT SEX|$600|medium|This cell that is produced when a sperm fertilizes an egg measures 0.1 mm in diameter|Zygote
02/01/1998|Jeopardy!|WE'RE LISBON BOUND|$100|easy|Unlike what we witnessed in Spain's arenas, we'll see these beasts wrestled into submission, but left alive|Bulls
25/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PHOTOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|This photographer & her husband Erskine Caldwell published the 1937 work 'You Have Seen Their Faces'|Margaret Bourke-White
12/12/1984|Jeopardy!|'HARD'|$500|medium|Album & film featuring 'Tell Me Why' & 'You Can't Do That'|A Hard Day's Night
05/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TO THE NINES|$800|hard|Famous 1888 poem about the Mudville nine|Casey at the Bat
10/09/2004|Jeopardy!|ANIMATED MOVIES|$600|medium|(Hi, I’m Clay Aiken.)  For my movie song on “American Idol” I sang “Somewhere Out There” from this animated film|An American Tail
29/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$1600|hard|This Coventry, England company made its first motorcycle in 1902 & began making its own engines in 1905|Triumph
24/06/2008|Jeopardy!|IN PARIS|$800|hard|Sacre bleu! At the top of this Paris hill is the Sacre Coeur Basilica|Montmartre
12/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CALCIUM-RICH FOODS|$400|easy|Resembling the pit of a peach, this nut contains more calcium than any other nut|almonds
13/10/2004|Jeopardy!|4X4|$600|medium|Take the opposite of front & add someone who has been legally placed under a court's care to make reverse|backward
28/02/2000|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER ANIMALS|$500|medium|In India the tail of this wild ox is used to swat flies|Yak
30/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL POSTS|$1000|hard|Archibald Cox was appointed as one of these in 1973|a special prosecutor
05/06/2000|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$400|easy|The Ungava Peninsula of Quebec juts into a bay & strait named for this explorer|Henry Hudson
23/01/2012|Jeopardy!|THE ARCTIC ENVIRONMENT|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew presents the clue.)  After Antarctica & Greenland, many consider Nordaustland in Svalbard to be covered with the third-largest in volume of this form of slow-moving glacier|an icecap
25/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DUCHY|$1600|hard|The 16th century Florentine Cosimo de Medici ruled the duchy of this Italian region|Tuscany
04/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COLLECTIBLES|$800|hard|A snowglobe inspired by this film features the Darling children tied to a mast near a hungry crocodile|Peter Pan
23/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$1200|hard|A chain of shoals known as Adam's Bridge stretches between India & this island nation|Sri Lanka
12/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$1200|hard|The Courant in this state's capital has been published since 1764|Connecticut
04/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'GHT'|$400|easy|On October 26, 1881 this took place at Tombstone's OK Corral|gunfight
17/04/2000|Jeopardy!|'ROUND THE WORLD|$400|easy|Of Brazil, India or Australia, the one that's largest in area|Brazil
11/11/2011|Jeopardy!|REAL LANDS|$800|hard|A fluffy toy dog is named for this historical region along Poland's Baltic coast|Pomerania
26/11/2001|Jeopardy!|MELROSE FACE|$1000|hard|This uber-producer gave us 'Dynasty', 'Melrose Place', 'Charlie's Angels' (& Tori)|Aaron Spelling
22/11/2000|Jeopardy!|'ATTLE' FIELD|$200|easy|Snake tail tip|Rattle
03/02/2003|Jeopardy!|TV GUIDE SAYS|$600|medium|'Eddie Visits a Dog Psychiatrist'|Frasier
03/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK AMERICANS|$400|easy|In 1997 Will Smith 'rapped' up the year by marrying this actress|Jada Pinkett
06/09/1999|Jeopardy!|MONOPOLY|$200|easy|Basic rent is just $2 on this street that shares its name with a sea|Mediterranean Avenue
06/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL NAMES|$1200|hard|The name of this European country on the Atlantic comes from the Latin for a city where ships unload|Portugal
22/10/2008|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL COMMON BONDS|$600|medium|Spider, sand, horseshoe|crab
02/01/1998|Jeopardy!|SINONYMS|$300|easy|From a word meaning 'uneven', you may find 'a den of' one|iniquity
28/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TURKEY LEFTOVERS|$600|medium|In the 1300s these Muslim Turks began to build a vast empire that would last until 1922|Ottomans
16/12/1996|Jeopardy!|1996|$200|easy|This CBS News show finally aired its interview with former tobacco executive Jeffrey Wigand|60 Minutes
18/05/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY 101|$300|easy|This president who vetoed the bill to establish the Second Bank of the U.S. is on the $20 bill today|Andrew Jackson
23/01/2008|Jeopardy!|STATUE OF LIMITATIONS|$1000|hard|Completed in 1843, his column is 185 feet high; his 17-foot high statue stands atop it|Horatio Nelson
31/12/1999|Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$100|easy|On Valentine's Day 2000, the Near spacecraft is due to begin orbiting this asteroid named for the Greek god of love|Eros
16/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I NEED A HERO|$1600|hard|Preparing for one more Antarctic journey, this heroic explorer died on the isl. of S. Georgia in 1922 & is buried there|Ernest Shackleton
20/02/1990|Jeopardy!|THE EARTH|$300|easy|Basalt is an igneous rock & rock salt is this type|Sedimentary
03/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$600|medium|In Central America the Trans-Isthmian Highway cuts across this country|Panama
01/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DA VINCI|$2000|hard|Leonardo was born in 1452 in this North Central Italian region|Tuscany
18/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TELL TCHAIKOVSKY THE NEWS|$1200|hard|The music for this ballet is great; ignore the critics who don't like children in leading roles & the Christmas setting|The Nutcracker
14/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'GU'|$200|easy|If he'd kept his family name, he would have printed the Gensfleisch Bible|Johannes Gutenberg
07/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$600|medium|Now ear this: it's an 'ear' vegetable served on a spider structure|Corn on the cobweb
02/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|...'UM'|$800|hard|Hydrogen is the only chemical element that's lighter than this one|helium
08/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS STARS|$800|hard|The '96 Olympic Gymnastics team reunited (as bridesmaids) when this balance beam champ got hitched in '99|Shannon Miller
10/11/2000|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY RHYME TIME|$300|easy|A stinky barn-dwelling bird of prey|a fowl owl
19/06/2009|Jeopardy!|'J' MART|$800|hard|He succeeded a daughter of Henry VIII in 1603|James I
14/10/2008|Jeopardy!|MY GALAXY|$400|easy|The closest spiral galaxy to us is this one named for the mythological wife of Perseus|Andromeda
02/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MEAT & POTATOES|$600|medium|You might like fries with this 'messy' sandwich of ground beef cooked in a tomato sauce|Sloppy Joes
18/11/2005|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE FOOTBALL|$600|medium|This Provo, Utah school won 10 straight WAC football titles from 1976 to 1985|Brigham Young
28/01/2004|Jeopardy!|CARY GRANT FILMS|$800|hard|Ghosts Cary Grant & Constance Bennett haunt a banker, the title character of this 1937 film|Topper
26/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE MOVIE THEATER|$800|hard|Willis Carrier tested this in the Rivoli in 1925 & soon movie houses were installing & advertising it|air conditioning
18/09/2001|Jeopardy!|FAKING IT|$100|easy|A little lie of this color is not intended to cause any harm|white
08/06/2010|Jeopardy!|IF I WERE A RICH MAN...|$200|easy|I'd say $47,500 for the 2009-10 term at this school in New Haven?  No prob!|Yale
13/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT A COUNTRY!|$1000|hard|1 of the 2 South American countries directly east of Ecuador|Colombia or Peru
25/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|APES OF THE PLANET|$1000|hard|1 of 2 islands on which the orangutan is found in the wild; it was once found in mainland Asia as well|Borneo & Sumatra
11/07/2006|Jeopardy!|A VISIT TO THE 'E.R.'|$400|easy|Who doesn't love plum sauce with these Chinese appetizers?|egg rolls
17/05/2000|Jeopardy!|GEORGIA SONGS|$100|easy|On March 7, 1979 Ray Charles appeared before a joint session of the Georgia legislature to perform this song|Georgia On My Mind
09/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL ACTRESSES|$600|medium|This Norwegian known for her enigmatic 'Persona' directed her 1st film, 'Sofie', in 1992|Liv Ullmann
24/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK ME, AMADEUS|$200|easy|The Austrian city where Mozart died|Vienna
14/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|JAKES ALIVE!|$200|easy|The Oscar-winning film about this bruiser was titled 'Raging Bull'|Jake LaMotta
31/03/2010|Jeopardy!|A TOMB WITH A VIEW|$1000|hard|You'll also find a First Lady in this structure in Manhattan's Morningside Heights section|Grant's Tomb
17/10/2011|Jeopardy!|PRO TEENS|$800|hard|This slugging centerfielder nicknamed the 'Commerce Comet' was 19 when he debuted with the Yankees in 1951|Mickey Mantle
11/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$1600|hard|This Maryland community is home to the National Library of Medicine & the National Naval Medical Center|Bethesda
25/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE MUSICAL|$400|easy|'You Are Love', 'Ol' Man River'|Showboat
10/11/2004|Jeopardy!|REPORTING FROM THE WHITE HOUSE|$600|medium|Our lead story for Jan. 21, 1961: this man, brother of the President, was sworn in as Attorney General|Robert Kennedy
30/05/2006|Jeopardy!|'-ICIAN' EXPEDITION|$800|hard|Master the thumb tip & the Chinese sticks & you have a future as one of these|a magician
26/05/2008|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$800|hard|To the Ancient Greeks, 4 of these made a palm|fingers
11/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKE YOUR BOOTY|$600|medium|The name of this 'merry' pirate flag may have come from the title 'Ali Raja', 'King of the Sea'|the Jolly Roger
12/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'STRIP's|$200|easy|It's a runway without the accompanying airport facilities|Landing strip
20/12/2001|Jeopardy!|THE CHILDREN'S HOUR|$800|hard|He's the former heavyweight champ who named all his sons  after himself|George Foreman
10/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|JANE EYRE'S WEDDING REGISTRY|$2000|hard|A set of stout canes would help Edward, who was blinded in the fire at this former home|Thornfield
01/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TV NAME DROPPERS|$400|easy|'Everybody Loves ____'|Raymond
23/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NEEDY NO.1 HITMAKERS|$2000|hard|1970: 'I Want You Back'|The Jackson 5
20/06/2008|Jeopardy!|OH, I'VE GOT A 4-LETTER WORD FOR YOU|$800|hard|Greek to me, it means a very small quantity (like this word's total number of consonants--one)|iota
06/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE CASTLE WITH LANCE|$1000|hard|With taxes rising, Lance hopes he'll be able to 'hold onto' this central tower, his real home|Keep
25/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LIKE A VIRGIN|$1600|hard|The virgin Lucy, whose name comes from the Latin for 'light', is the patron saint of those afflicted with this|blindness
05/02/2008|Jeopardy!|WHAT A WEEK|$200|easy|In 1958 the theme of the first national week for these places was 'Wake up & read!'|libraries
30/11/2000|Jeopardy!|THE 'A'-TEAM|$100|easy|This Greek defined a friend as 'A single soul dwelling in two bodies'|Aristotle
13/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$1600|hard|The English horn, or cor anglais, is an alto form of this double-reed instrument|an oboe
17/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|1948|$1000|hard|To life, to life, to this man, elected provisional president of Israel May 16, 1948|Chaim Weizmann
27/04/2001|Jeopardy!|KEEP YOUR SHIRT ON!|$400|easy|It's the fighting force represented by the shirt seen here|Marines
29/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WISCONSIN 3-0|$800|hard|Once a fur-trading center, this 'colorful' city is Wisconsin's oldest permanent settlement|Green Bay
01/05/2007|Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE IN COLLEGE|$200|easy|Jon Stewart got a 'kick' out of this sport at William & Mary, & an award there is named in his honor|soccer
19/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$800|hard|In June 1967 LBJ met with this Soviet premier in Glassboro, N.J. to discuss world problems|Alexei Kosygin
30/11/1993|Jeopardy!|CHICAGO|$200|easy|This landmark is 1,454' tall|Sears Tower
08/12/2004|Jeopardy!|TV ON TV|$800|hard|'The Alan Brady Show'|The Dick Van Dyke Show
21/05/2002|Jeopardy!|APRIL MAY...|$200|easy|…take the Orange Line to get from Midway to the downtown loop 'L' station in this city|Chicago
14/07/2000|Jeopardy!|THEY WROTE THE SONGS|$200|easy|'Some Enchanted Evening' & 'Edelweiss'|Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein
20/05/1997|Jeopardy!|'UP' & 'DOWN'|$300|easy|According to the can, it has no caffeine, no artificial colors or flavors, & no protein|Seven-Up
12/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A GROUP THING|$200|easy|In a popular nursery rhyme neither of these 2 groups could put Humpty Dumpty back together again|all the king's horses & all the king's men
17/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FROM CLASSICAL TUNES|$400|easy|1977's 'Night On Disco Mountain' was a reworking of this Mussorgsky hit|Night On Bald Mountain
21/04/2003|Final Jeopardy!|SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS|None|None|French physicist Leon Foucault gave it its name, which is from the Greek for 'to view the rotation'|gyroscope
15/01/2010|Jeopardy!|WANTED BY THE FBI|$800|hard|The FBI wants Glen Stewart Godwin for both murder & a 1987 escape from this Calif. prison where Johnny Cash had the 'Blues'|Folsom Prison
19/03/2008|Jeopardy!|ON 'ICE'|$1000|hard|This woman who once canoodled with Gary Hart has since become a leading Internet safety expert & advocate|Donna Rice
14/05/2008|Jeopardy!|THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING|$800|hard|On April 14, 1961 this cosmonaut was awarded the honor 'Hero of the Soviet Union'|(Yuri) Gagarin
30/05/2008|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER ABBREV.|$800|hard|Readouts on digital watches & calculators use this 3-letter technology invented by James Fergason|LCD
01/10/2008|Jeopardy!|ALBUM OF THE YEAR GRAMMYS|$1000|hard|1997: 'Time Out of Mind'|Bob Dylan
24/09/1984|Jeopardy!|GAY '90S|$300|easy|On March 18, 1891, this mode of communication was inaugurated between London & Paris|the telephone
29/04/2004|Jeopardy!|SOUVENIRS & COLLECTIBLES|$400|easy|The water tower is one of this city's attractions found inside a musical snow globe that plays 'My Kinda Town'|Chicago
09/10/2003|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS THE SAME|$1000|hard|Reasonable, or a payment for travel|fair/fare
12/06/1997|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$100|easy|The first translation of this book printed in America was John Eliot's 1661-63 Algonquian one|the Bible
15/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|1970s TV|$1200|hard|John Astin was Lt. Cdr. Matthew Sherman on this '70s sub-set sitcom|Operation Petticoat
11/11/2004|Jeopardy!|THE UPPER CRUST|$400|easy|This prince was really in the swim when he was voted water polo captain at St. Andrews University|Prince William
13/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TURKISH LITERATURE|$400|easy|The poem called the 'Garibnameh' contains 11,000 masnavi, which we know as these rhymed 2-line units of verse|couplets
16/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD NAMED FOR PEOPLE|$400|easy|This lettuce is named for the horticulturist, not the garment that protects babies from spills|Bibb
29/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS CAST|$400|easy|In 1986, '87 & '88, Jose Canseco, Mark McGwire & Walt Weiss won Rookie of the Year playing for this team|the Oakland A's
15/12/2008|Jeopardy!|BORN & DIED|$1000|hard|Act I: Born in Dublin, October 16, 1854; Final act: died November 30, 1900 in Paris|Oscar Wilde
31/01/2000|Jeopardy!|FEELING 'ILL'|$400|easy|A woman's brimless hat, or a place for your aspirin|Pillbox
08/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BUILDING CHARACTER|$1200|hard|Jack Dawkins is the real name of this nimble pickpocket who befriends Oliver Twist|the Artful Dodger
18/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN QUOTES|$400|easy|Hamlet says of him, 'Here hung these lips that I have kissed I know not how oft'|Yorick
06/02/1998|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$200|easy|A Christmas Eve festival in Provence celebrates these workers who visited Jesus in the manger|Shepherds
06/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|EDWARDS|$800|hard|This actor skyrocketed to fame playing an altar boy accused of killing a priest in 'Primal Fear'|Edward Norton
14/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|Near or toward the rear of a ship|Aft
23/12/1996|Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$100|easy|At the 1996 People's Choice Awards, this 'Apollo 13' star received 2 awards for favorite actor|Tom Hanks
16/11/1998|Jeopardy!|MOTHER EARTH|$300|easy|The high or spring tides on Earth occur during these 2 phases of the moon|New & full
29/12/2011|Jeopardy!|KENTUCKY KERNELS|$600|medium|In 1883 Thomas Edison showed off his light bulb at the southern exposition in this largest Kentucky city|Louisville
30/12/2009|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY MUSICALS|$400|easy|Roxie, Velma & Billy Flynn paint this title town red 8 shows a week at the Ambassador Theatre|Chicago
22/09/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. MAYORS|$500|medium|In 1999 Mayor Wellington Webb of this state capital asked the NRA to cancel its convention there|Denver
04/05/1990|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1932 Hattie Caraway of Arkansas became the first woman elected to this body|U.S. Senate
14/05/2002|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$400|easy|This company was founded in 1948 as the baby furniture & toy supermarket; its present name came in 1957|Toys 'R' Us
07/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDS GOOD TO ME|$2000|hard|The opening guitar lick from one of this 'geographic' band's biggest hits is recreated here|Boston
01/05/1998|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$500|medium|This Tolstoy epic of Russian society between 1805 & 1815 contains more than 500 characters|War and Peace
14/12/2004|Jeopardy!|MILLIONS OF REASONS|$1000|hard|'What Are You Doing After the Orgy?' is a book by this man who played a millionaire on 'Gilligan's Island'|Jim Backus
07/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS WORKS|$800|hard|'Ayyam Min Havati', 'Days from My Life', is a classic in this language by Muslim activist Zaynab Al-Ghazali|Arabic
11/03/2009|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT CRITTER|$600|medium|Mus musculus|a mouse
11/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SPIELBERG MOVIES|$400|easy|Spielberg directed segment 2 of this 1983 movie based on a creepy anthology series|Twilight Zone
19/04/2010|Jeopardy!|MISSISSIPPI, MY LOVE|$1000|hard|For 100 years until the Great Depression, this crop was the undisputed king of Mississippi's agrarian economy|cotton
21/12/2000|Jeopardy!|IT'S A SEQUEL|$400|easy|Robert Hays & Julie Hagerty returned for this 1982 comedy sequel|Airplane II
23/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CHAIN STORE|$1200|hard|John Madden & Connie Stevens have both been spokespeople for this supply shore|Ace Hardware
11/03/2010|Jeopardy!|THE WIZARD|$600|medium|Michael Jackson was the scarecrow & Diana Ross was Dorothy in the big screen version of this Broadway hit|The Wiz
14/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FISH, BIRD OR MAMMAL|$1600|hard|The mudskipper|a fish
01/06/1998|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$300|easy|2 of the 3 James Bond movies with 'Gold' in the title|(2 of) GoldenEye, Goldfinger & The Man with the Golden Gun
25/10/2011|Jeopardy!|HEADS OR TAILS|$1000|hard|Follow your nose to go pro & name this type of monkey seen here, a surprisingly good swimmer|proboscis
01/11/2006|Jeopardy!|THE ECONOMY|$1000|hard|This organization, abbreviated IMF, was created in 1944 at the Bretton Woods Conference|the International Monetary Fund
08/04/2009|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT MAMMAL|$600|medium|Adult males are called silverbacks|gorillas
01/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|HOTELS|$400|easy|In 1977, The Eagles checked into the #1 spot on the charts with this song|Hotel California
13/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BE A 'HEP' CAT|$2000|hard|A solid figure with 7 faces & 11 letters|heptahedron
18/01/1996|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$200|easy|From 1954 to 1969 he was president of North Vietnam|Ho Chi Minh
10/12/1999|Jeopardy!|ROBIN|$100|easy|He's starred in 2 'Good' movies: 'Good Morning, Vietnam' & 'Good Will Hunting'|Robin Williams
05/05/2010|Jeopardy!|ELVIS LYRICS|$400|easy|'Well, since my baby left me, well I found a new place to dwell, well it's down at the end of lonely street'|Heartbreak Hotel
07/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|EYE TUNES|$800|hard|This Kim Carnes song begins, 'Her hair is Harlow gold'|Bette Davis Eyes
16/09/2010|Jeopardy!|GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP|$1000|hard|This backcourt partner of Isiah Thomas on the 'bad boys' of Detroit won the NBA's 1st Sportsmanship Award|Joe Dumars
10/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BACKWORDS|$1600|hard|Male moviegoers admired this late character actor who played squinty-eyed villains|Jack Elam (male)
22/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CANINES & FELINES|$1200|hard|In 'Macbeth', a witch is summoned by a familiar named not purplemalkin or greenmalkin but this|greymalkin
17/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EURONEWS|$1000|hard|In July 1996 a war crimes warrant was issued for this political leader of Bosnia's Serbs|Radovan Karadzic
21/04/2003|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FIRSTS|$400|easy|Pre-Xerox, in 1806 Ralph Wedgwood came up with this 'apparatus for producing duplicates of writing'|carbon paper
17/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|DYLAN THOMAS|$400|easy|Dylan may have died as a result of this activity, defined for a male in college as having 5 in a row|Binge drinking
01/10/2004|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED WEST WING STARS|$600|medium|We're still 'laugh-in' at her: O MY ILL LINT|Lily Tomlin
09/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|.ORG|$1200|hard|This council at bbb.org believes most marketplace problems can be solved with self-regulation & education|the Better Business Bureau
23/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS ON FILM|$1200|hard|Gore Vidal plays incumbent senator Brickley Paste, who's running against this title Tim Robbins guy|Bob Roberts
09/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OLYMPIC MASCOTS|$400|easy|The mascots for the 2008 Olympics in Beijing include Yingying, an antelope, & Jingjing, this animal|a panda
24/11/2010|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$800|hard|This service 'Club' has a 4-way test of things they think, say & do, including 'Will it be beneficial to all concerned?'|the Rotary Club
04/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BORN ON THE THIRD OF JULY|$200|easy|This 'Yankee Doodle Dandy' composer was actually born on July 3 in 1878|George M. Cohan
18/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LEGENDARY HOTTIES|$600|medium|When Phaeton borrowed his dad Helios' chariot, he was joy-riding on this heavenly body|Sun
18/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|FRANCE|$200|easy|In 1966 France withdrew from the military wing of this organization|NATO
23/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WAR STARS|$400|easy|Casper Van Dien played one of the young gung ho warriors of the future in this 1997 release|Starship Troopers
04/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AN ECUMENICAL CATEGORY|$1200|hard|Cairo's 'hanging church' is the site of services for this ancient group of Christians|the Coptics
29/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MANLY TITLE ROLES|$400|easy|'Marathon Man'|Dustin Hoffman
05/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BRASS|$400|easy|In 1989 this son of Jamaican immigrants became Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff|(Colin) Powell
27/12/2004|Jeopardy!|HEALTH CARE|$800|hard|43 million people is the figure you usually hear bandied about|Number of uninsured Americans (Americans who don't have health insurance)
09/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CAMERAS|$600|medium|This type of camera with a tiny aperture instead of a lens can be made from an oatmeal carton|Pinhole camera
05/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|This American novelist created the old fisherman Santiago & the young bullfighter Pedro Romero|Ernest Hemingway
21/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK MYTHOLOGY|$200|easy|One legend claims they fought in the Trojan War under their queen, Penthesilea|Amazons
09/01/1998|Jeopardy!|GARDENING|$300|easy|If you want your tulips to bloom next year, dig these up in the fall & store them in a dry, cool place|Bulbs
26/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN BUSINESS|$800|hard|Among the brand names owned by this firm are Meow Mix, Hostess Twinkies & Rye-Krisp Crackers|Ralston Purina
30/03/1998|Jeopardy!|'WALK'|$100|easy|This pirate punishment is more fiction than reality|walking the plank
02/06/2009|Jeopardy!|ANGRY MOMS OF FUTURE PRESIDENTS|$1000|hard|Later caught with his hand figuratively in the cookie jar, he jumps when Mom says, 'Get out of there'|Richard Milhous Nixon
10/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '40S|$200|easy|20th Century Fox oddly chose the month of June to release this 1947 fable about Kris Kringle|Miracle On 34th Street
01/07/2004|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS FISHY TO ME!|$1000|hard|The striped type of this fish earned its stripes as the official state fish of Rhode Island|bass
05/01/1999|Jeopardy!|FAUX FRENCH|$300|easy|'Postiche' is French for this, our term for a men's bald spot coverer|Toupee
11/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A 5-CHAPTER STORY ABOUT STORIES|$800|hard|Ch. 2: Rich boy (Oliver) falls for poor girl (Jenny) in this 1970 first novel|Love Story
15/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MIDDLE T|$800|hard|To refrain from casting one's vote or from boozing it up|abstain
10/09/1999|Jeopardy!|KIDDIE LIT CHARACTERS|$500|medium|She was based in part on a real child|Alice (of 'Alice in Wonderland')
04/10/1991|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$500|medium|White granite from quarries near this New England capital was used in the Library of Congress|Concord, New Hampshire
09/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MONARCHIES|$800|hard|This sultanate gained full sovereignty & independence from Britain January 1, 1984|Brunei
25/12/2002|Jeopardy!|LET'S FOOL AROUND!|$600|medium|'Foolish Pride' gave him a Top 40 hit in 1986, without any help from John Oates|Daryl Hall
16/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WE 'EARN' IT|$1200|hard|This federal program, EITC for short, is financed by the IRS|rhe Earned Income Tax Credit
27/11/2009|Jeopardy!|THE ORGAN AFFECTED|$600|medium|Encephalitis|the brain
10/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CHINESE DYNASTIES|$800|hard|(Alex reading clue in a Southern drawl)  Li Po & Tu Fu did their own thang, & wrote a bunch of these works in the dynasty T'ang|Poems
01/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|WATERFALLS|$600|medium|This waterfall on Africa's Zambezi River was named for an English queen|Victoria Falls
22/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'G' IN THE GOOD BOOK|$2000|hard|The ninth book of the New Testament is Paul's letter to them|the Galatians
29/09/1999|Jeopardy!|THE WINTER'S TALE|$300|easy|The hard red winter type of this grain is planted in autumn & in late spring|Wheat
28/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MATH|$1200|hard|This trigonometric function is abbreviated sec|secant
08/03/1990|Jeopardy!|AUSTRALIA|$400|easy|'Banjo' Paterson, known for his 'bush ballads', wrote this song, 1st published in 1917|Waltzing Matilda
21/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TITLES FROM SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|Beware Thornton Wilder's 'The Ides of March' & this play where you'll find the phrase|Julius Caesar
16/07/1996|Jeopardy!|LATIN WORDS & PHRASES|$500|medium|The period before this event is called ante-partum|childbirth
09/11/2005|Jeopardy!|PODCAST INCORPORATED|$400|easy|A morning stock report is podcast by this Dow Jones-owned national newspaper|The Wall Street Journal
23/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE RECURRING ROLES|$800|hard|Motivational speaker Matt Foley|Chris Farley
28/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TV MATH|$2000|hard|Hawkeye's unit number in 'M*A*S*H' plus John Lithgow's title rock 'from the Sun'|4080
26/11/2001|Jeopardy!|STORE TREK|$600|medium|This store, a place for cooks, was founded by Chuck Williams in the 1950s|Williams-Sonoma
24/12/1999|Jeopardy!|HAVING BABIES|$300|easy|To have a full-term Christmas baby, you should conceive on or about the 20th of this month|March
22/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CLEANUP TIME|$800|hard|A Robert Frost poem begins, 'The witch that came (the withered hag) to wash the steps with pail and' this|rag
20/11/1997|Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON'S SPORTS TEAMS|$500|medium|Before moving, this baseball team was called, 'First in War, First in Peace & Last in the American League'|Washington Senators
14/11/1995|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$300|easy|This company had a 'Television Theater' in 1947; its 'Music Hall' didn't premiere until 1958|Kraft
02/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATIONS|$1600|hard|One of these clear cables can carry 65,000 times more info than a regular copper wire|fiber optic cable
01/04/1998|Jeopardy!|IT'S A GUY THING|$100|easy|When this eye-gouging comedy team started in Vaudeville in 1923, they were just a duo|The Three Stooges
23/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SARAH TONE IN...|$400|easy|'Going Through The Motions' from the 'Buffy' musical episode|Sarah Michelle Gellar
22/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRONTE BEAT|$400|easy|Charlotte's experience at boarding school formed the basis for Lowood in this 1847 novel|Jane Eyre
17/01/2007|Jeopardy!|PLURALS|$600|medium|Tolkien spelled it one way; Disney spelled it differently; we'll accept either|dwarfs or dwarves
13/12/2004|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL MIDDLE NAMES|$400|easy|Ulysses (originally)|Ulysses S. Grant
11/02/1998|Jeopardy!|YOU KNOW WHAT THEY SAY|$100|easy|'Two' of these 'don't make a right'|Wrongs
07/03/2001|Jeopardy!|DO YOU SMELL SOMETHING?|$500|medium|From the old French for 'small bag', it's a small bag of powder used for scenting clothes or linens|Sachet
07/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS BY CAST|$800|hard|Tom Welling, Allison Mack, Annette O'Toole|Smallville
26/04/2011|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES ALPHABETICALLY|$400|easy|You'll find this country between Cambodia and Canada|Cameroon
04/07/2008|Jeopardy!|MAG-NIFICENT|$1000|hard|This urbane magazine wrote in its 1925 start that 'it is not edited for the old lady in Dubuque'|The New Yorker
15/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|POETRY|$400|easy|Rupert Brooke wrote, 'There some corner of a foreign field that is for ever' this country|England
12/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WILDLIFE|$800|hard|Many of this type of reptile are slow, but the smooth softshell species can often outrun a human on level ground|a turtle
12/11/1991|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$100|easy|When chosen by God to lead the Israelites, he said 'But I am slow of speech, and of a slow tongue'|Moses
06/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|SECOND PEOPLE|$800|hard|This author of 'Tamburlaine' has been called 'a second Shakespeare', but some think he was the first|(Christopher) Marlowe
25/11/2004|Jeopardy!|'Z' END|$600|medium|What's the frequency, Kenneth?--& make sure it's in this unit equal to one cycle per second|hertz
31/01/2000|Jeopardy!|RANK|$200|easy|On the ocean, an 'ordinary' one isn't quite as able as an 'able' one|Seaman
16/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FROM WHAT LANGUAGE?|$400|easy|Brogue|Gaelic
24/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'SUM', SUM, SUMMERTIME|$800|hard|From the Latin for 'with highest praise', it's the best way to graduate|summa cum laude
22/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ACCENT ON ENGLAND|$200|easy|'Emma', 'Sliding Doors' -- her English-accented films just keep on coming|Gwyneth Paltrow
24/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MAKE IT WORK!|$1600|hard|Lily, Jane & Dolly think they've killed their boss at Consolidated Companies in this film|9 to 5
08/12/1999|Jeopardy!|SCI-'FI'|$200|easy|The splitting of a heavy nucleus -- it sounds like where Fermi has 'gone' on vacation|fission
23/04/1987|Jeopardy!|THE MAIN INGREDIENT|$200|easy|This main ingredient in S.O.S. pads helps you scour out scum|steel wool
08/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MY TV TOWN|$1200|hard|Teenager Clark Kent|Smallville
03/10/1986|Jeopardy!|WINES|$300|easy|According to the wine institute, in 1984 this major power was world's 4th leading wine producer|the U.S.S.R.
14/07/2006|Jeopardy!|HOMETOWN ATHLETES|$1000|hard|Born in 1942, he went to Chicago Vocation High & made crushing ballcarriers his vocation as a Bears linebacker|Dick Butkus
18/11/1988|Jeopardy!|CORPORATE AMERICA|$200|easy|Nabisco is hounding the bad doggie breath problem by adding this flavor to its Milk-Bones|Mint
18/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL NAMES|$400|easy|Ceska Republika|Czech Republic
10/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC OLDER THAN YOU|$600|medium|These rockers led by Steven Tyler have been together (on & off) for 31 years|Aerosmith
14/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT MOVIE|$1200|hard|'Take your stinking paws off me, you damn dirty ape'|Planet of the Apes
07/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE COMEDY QUOTES|$1600|hard|'Mongo only pawn, in game of life'|Blazing Saddles
11/06/2003|Jeopardy!|LITERARY QUOTES|$800|hard|In 'Lost Horizon', 'Its forsaken courts and pale pavilions shimmered in repose'|Shangri-La
09/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|RITUALS|$800|hard|Robes of this 'spicy' orange-yellow color let you know a boy is a Buddhist disciple|Saffron
04/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SCHOOL FASHION|$400|easy|Some schools frown on this headwear made popular by Deion Sanders|bandana
24/10/2002|Jeopardy!|NUMERIC TV|$1000|hard|Dolly Parton's sister, Rachel Dennison, was one of the secretaries on the sitcom based on this Parton movie|Nine to Five
25/12/2002|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|In '60s Top 40 songs it preceded 'Back', 'Ready' & 'Together'|Get
10/10/2011|Jeopardy!|MONEY, MONEY, MONEY|$2400|hard|Released by the U.S. Mint in January 1999, the first quarter honoring a state honored this one|Delaware
28/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GOULASH|$1600|hard|Appropriately, the 19th century's 'Lady with the Lamp' was born in this Italian city|Florence
21/03/2005|Jeopardy!|I'LL HAVE A SUB TO GO|$2000|hard|On Feb. 17, 1864 it became the first sub to sink an enemy ship, the Union's Housatonic|the Hunley
21/05/2007|Jeopardy!|FIVE ABOUT TENN.|$200|easy|The Coliseum is the home stadium of this pro football team|the Tennessee Titans
05/09/2000|Jeopardy!|17|$500|medium|By the Geneva Accords of 1954, the 17th Parallel divided this Asian nation into northern & southern sections|Vietnam
04/05/1990|Final Jeopardy!|THE SENATE|None|None|The 2 astronauts who went on to become U.S. Senators|John Glenn (Ohio) & Harrison Schmitt (New Mexico)
20/01/2000|Jeopardy!|AUTOBIOGRAPHERS|$100|easy|1953: 'The Spirit of St. Louis'|Charles Lindbergh
02/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE SUPREMES|$400|easy|It's the largest lake in Utah|the Great Salt Lake
04/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'Z' FOR YOURSELF|$600|medium|Also the name of a wine, it's the most common red wine grape grown in California|Zinfandel
05/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SUFFIXES|$800|hard|When this suffix is added to a number, it means that a building has that number of units|-plex
30/07/2010|Jeopardy!|SAY CHEESE|$600|medium|Cojack is a blend of jack cheese & this one|colby
04/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|JUNG AT HEART|$2000|hard|It was Jung, not Sting, who first applied this 13-letter word to the coincidence of events that seem related|synchronicity
17/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IN A GOOD CAUSE|$1200|hard|According to the Innocence Project, 17 convicts who were exonerated using DNA had spent time on this row|death row
06/12/1999|Jeopardy!|TV ACTORS & ROLES|$100|easy|In 1982 this series was retitled 'Little House: A New Beginning' & Shannen Doherty joined the cast as Almanzo's niece|Little House on the Prairie
26/06/1998|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC RHYMES|$500|medium|In Bruce Springsteen's song 'Fire', it's what his girl 'can't hide'|Desire
06/06/2007|Jeopardy!|LOOK WHO'S TOLKIEN|$100|easy|'A nice pickle we have landed ourselves in, Mr. Frodo!'|Sam
05/04/1996|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT AMERICANS|$500|medium|Almost 400 workshops for this black volcanic glass have been discovered in Teotihuacan|Obsidian
17/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$800|hard|This blue-eyed singer was set to star in the film 'Carousel', but he walked out & was replaced by Gordon MacRae|Frank Sinatra
05/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'S'CIENCE|$1200|hard|This old nickname for the star we call the sun can also mean a Martian day, a bit longer than ours|a sol
28/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|IKE-ONOGRAPHY|$800|hard|As commander of this alliance, 1950-52, Ike was hampered by the depleted condition of European armies|NATO
20/11/1995|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$200|easy|In 1989, Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend & John Entwistle reunited as this group for an American tour|The Who
10/12/1999|Jeopardy!|THE CRADLE|$100|easy|England set up its National Health Service in 1948 to provide people coverage from 'The cradle to' this|The grave
04/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THAT'S THE CHICAGO WAY!|$1000|hard|On Feb. 14, 1929 it was that's all folks for 7 members of this Chicago mobster's gang|Bugs Moran
02/11/2005|Jeopardy!|THE HOME SPA|$600|medium|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew sticks her hand in a tub of wax inside a home spa.)  At home, you can treat your hands to a warm coating of this wax that's also the main ingredient in candles|paraffin
22/09/2008|Jeopardy!|BLAME THE FRENCH|$400|easy|France's Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is beneath this landmark|the Arc de Triomphe
19/04/2004|Final Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS|None|None|From 1894 to 1896 this committee was headed by Dimitrios Vikelas|the International Olympic Committee
19/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LAS VEGAS|$400|easy|You don't have to go to Egypt to see a pyramid, just check out this hotel on the strip|the Luxor
04/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NUMBERS|$400|easy|It's how Lincoln 'addressed' the number of years between 1776 & 1863|Four score and seven...
01/10/2008|Jeopardy!|NEWSEUM|$600|medium|(Kelly of the Clue Crew stands next to a bullet-riddled pickup in teh Newseum in Washington, D.C.)  Time magazine journalists dubbed this truck 'the metal magnet' after it kept them safe in this Winter Olympic city that was besieged in the 1990s|Sarajevo
09/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'C's|$800|hard|Ah yes...this little bird, parus atricapillus, is of the titmouse family|chickadee
13/05/1997|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$500|medium|Related to corals, this sea creature has been described as 'the best known of the so-called flower animals'|Sea anemone
31/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SUPREME COURT JUSTICES|$600|medium|Hot dog!  This justice appointed by FDR was born in Vienna|Felix Frankfurter
13/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|YOU KNOW HOW TO WHISTLE, DON'T YOU?|$800|hard|This classic TV show's theme is just made for the category|The Andy Griffith Show
18/09/2009|Jeopardy!|YEARS|$1000|hard|Viet Cong & North Vietnamese troops captured Saigon in this year|1975
19/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COMEDY TONIGHT|$800|hard|In 2008 David Letterman said it was so cold, this accused Wall St. Ponzi scheme operator looks forward to Hell|(Bernard) Madoff
11/03/2004|Jeopardy!|HI YA, MAYA!|$600|medium|In 1977 Maya played Nyo Boto on this acclaimed miniseries|Roots
29/05/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|$400|easy|In 1967, this Cuban revolutionary leader was captured in Bolivia and executed|'Che' Guevara
08/12/1997|Jeopardy!|DRIVING|$200|easy|If you can read this clue, you can name this station wagon part that means to follow too closely|Tailgate
04/02/1998|Jeopardy!|SEX CHANGES|$500|medium|She continued the tennis career begun by Richard Raskind|Renee Richards
19/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE IS GOLDEN|$800|hard|Aquila chrysaetos is the golden type of this majestic bird of prey|eagle
15/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LITTLE-USED WORDS|$400|easy|Levirate is the practice of a man marrying the widow of this person; Henry VIII did it|his brother
27/01/2010|Jeopardy!|OPERA GLOSS|$400|easy|A ballabille is a section of dance music: Verdi used one in 'Macbeth' to describe the dancing of them|the witches
26/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OLD SONG LYRICS|$400|easy|The Righteous Bros.: 'Ohhhh, my love, my darling, I've hungered for your ___'|touch
19/11/2002|Jeopardy!|OUR FOUNDING FATHERS|$800|hard|'Common Sense' author whose will read, 'I die in perfect composure and resignation to the will of my creator'|Thomas Paine
08/06/2006|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|Over there; often hitched with hither|yon
28/05/1992|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$400|easy|A 19th century Boston Unitarian minister, he was the grandnephew of Nathan Hale|Edward Everett Hale
17/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|WOMAN IN SPACE|$400|easy|All 6 of the 1st class of women astronauts hold a doctorate, but only 2 are this kind of doctor|a medical doctor
18/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|UNDER PRESSURE|$1200|hard|Abnormally high fluid pressure in the eye caused this condition, from the Greek for 'gray'|glaucoma
11/01/2011|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?|$1000|hard|This smallest landlocked South American country is the only one with different emblems on the front & back of its flag|Paraguay
11/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|CZECH, PLEASE|$400|easy|His mother, Olga, was once ranked 2nd in Czechoslovakia in women's singles tennis|Ivan Lendl
04/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|'G-P-S'|$2000|hard|Oceanography & volcanology are part of this branch of geology|geophysics
05/12/1996|Jeopardy!|MODERN HISTORY|$200|easy|In 1988 radio-carbon testing dated this holy cloth only to the Middle Ages|Shroud of Turin
25/09/2001|Jeopardy!|IT'S A LIVING|$200|easy|Julia Child, Emeril Lagasse|a chef
22/02/2000|Jeopardy!|MAJOR CITIES' AIRPORTS|$200|easy|Narita Airport|Tokyo
03/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE TRUTH|$1200|hard|As a senator, Andrew Johnson suggested the abolition of this body in choosing the president|the Electoral College
18/06/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU'VE NEVER LOOKED LOVELIER|$200|easy|The beautiful Bathsheba was already married, but that didn't stop this King of Israel from pursuing her|King David
23/06/1997|Jeopardy!|WHERE'S THE FIRE?|$100|easy|Each floor of your house should have at least one of these early warning devices|a smoke alarm
18/05/2005|Jeopardy!|MY PC LIFE|$800|hard|Like the asbestos partitions on my house, I use ZoneAlarm as this type of software to keep my computer secure|a firewall
22/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$5000|hard|Since entering the U.S. from Mexico in the 1890s, it's cost the cotton industry billions upon billions of dollars|the boll weevil
27/02/1990|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL TRIVIA|$300|easy|The venom of these bees is actually less poisonous than European bees, but they attack in large groups|African Bees/Killer Bees
24/11/2011|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL NOVELS|$1000|hard|Comparable to 'Gone with the Wind', M.M. Kaye's 'The Far Pavilions' is mainly set in what's now this country|India
08/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BE MY 'PAL'|$400|easy|It can mean the roof of the mouth, or more generally the sense of taste|Palate
14/11/1991|Jeopardy!|ADJECTIVES|$400|easy|Bellicose & belligerent are derived in part from this Latin word for 'war'|Bellum
05/01/2007|Jeopardy!|THEY RODE THE ORIENT EXPRESS|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from the Orient Express.) In 1944, using U.S. funds, this Swede banker rode the Orient Express on a mission of mercy to buy fake papers that helped save Hungary's Jews|(Raoul) Wallenberg
01/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S HYPHENATED|$2000|hard|The Cooper-this, a national design museum in New York City, is actually part of the Smithsonian|Hewitt
09/02/1998|Jeopardy!|FAULKNER TITLES|$300|easy|'Absalom...'|Absalom
29/10/2009|Final Jeopardy!|THE PULITZER PRIZE FOR DRAMA|None|None|1 of the 2 1-word plays, winners in 2001 & 2005, which both became movies; if you have one, you want the other|(1 of) Proof & Doubt
12/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$200|easy|Capt. Charles D. Sigsbee was in command of this ship when it blew up February 15, 1898|The Maine
21/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$1200|hard|A new play based on this Sir Arthur Conan Doyle canine classic opened on the London stage in 2007|The Hound of the Baskervilles
31/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HALLOWEEN CANDY|$1200|hard|This tri-colored sweet, popular on Halloween, has its own national day on October 30|candy corn
16/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD|$1200|hard|The name of this dessert that's similar to custard means 'burnt cream'|crème brûlée
25/06/1999|Jeopardy!|THEY HAVE LAST NAMES|$500|medium|A Renaissance guy, Mr. Buonarroti|Michelangelo
28/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|EUGENE O' NEILL|$200|easy|O' Neill disowned his daughter Oona before she married this silent screen comedian at age 18|Charlie Chaplin
18/09/1998|Jeopardy!|OBITS|$200|easy|In 1997 the world said sayonara to this author of 'Sayonara'|James Michener
05/05/1998|Jeopardy!|JEOPARDY.COM|$200|easy|Baseball term used for a visit to a web page; Jeopardy.com gets 14.7 million per week|Hit
16/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PAINTING OF THE CENTURY|$1200|hard|The portrait of a scholar seen here dates from this century|the 16th
03/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE MALE CARES FOR THE YOUNG|$1600|hard|Not sure if they're alpha males, but some of the males of this fish genus hatch eggs in their mouths|a Betta
05/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES|$1600|hard|'Butcher from Galena'|Grant
08/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|1930S TV|$200|easy|The first known adaptation of a story about this detective was 1937's 'The Three Garridebs'|Sherlock Holmes
05/07/2004|Jeopardy!|CHOOSE YOUR WEAPON|$400|easy|This South American weapon consists of a hollow reed & a dart|a blowpipe (or blowgun)
17/05/2011|Jeopardy!|WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS|$400|easy|The 1930s construction of this across Black Canyon brought thousands of workers (& power) to Vegas|the Hoover Dam
02/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS WITH 'UM'|$800|hard|Difficulty breathing through the nose may be a sign that this dividing wall of cartilage & bone is deviated|a septum
19/05/1998|Jeopardy!|THE 'FIFTH'|$100|easy|Constitutional right that protects you from self-incrimination|Fifth Amendment
12/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THOMAS JEFFERSON|$2000|hard|In October 1823 he wrote this man, his predecessor as president, to implore him to renew their friendship|John Adams
29/05/1992|Jeopardy!|'KEY's|$500|medium|From 1833 to 1841 he served as U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia|Francis Scott Key
15/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE CENTURY OF ITS INVENTION|$400|easy|YouTube|the 21st century
11/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$1000|hard|Helicanus & Escanes are two lords of this city; Pericles is prince of it|Tyre
16/07/1997|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES|$400|easy|In circulation, it's the leading magazine for fans of daytime serials|Soap Opera Digest
15/02/2007|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$800|hard|Rotelle, conchiglie & farfalle are shapes of this|noodles (or pasta)
01/02/1999|Jeopardy!|SCARY AUTHORS|$300|easy|'Memnoch The Devil', 'The Queen Of The Damned', 'Interview With The Vampire'|Anne Rice
10/11/2000|Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$500|medium|This Frenchman sculpted Victor Hugo in 1886 & Pope Benedict XV in 1915|Auguste Rodin
17/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE TROPHY CASE|$1000|hard|Originally called the International Lawn Tennis Challenge Trophy, it weighs an incredible 436 pounds|The Davis Cup
16/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|IMPRISONED AUTHORS|$800|hard|In 'Midnight Express', Billy Hayes gave his account of time spent in prison in this country|Turkey
10/11/2011|Jeopardy!|MILITARY WIVES|$400|easy|Mary Custis had other suitors, like Sam Houston, but she was set on this soldier son of Light-horse Harry; they wed in 1831|Robert E. Lee
15/04/2008|Jeopardy!|WORDS IN AMERICA|$600|medium|One of these can be pinhole or single-lens reflex|camera
07/01/2005|Jeopardy!|ODD AMERICAN HISTORY|$600|medium|In 1801 this American boat designer tried to sell his submarine to Napoleon|Fulton
31/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL POLITICAL PARTIES|$400|easy|Warren G. Harding, 1920|the Republican Party
28/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WOOL|$800|hard|It'll happen to young-looking customers in a liquor store & to wool fibers before they're spun|Carded
26/09/2007|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES BY NEWSPAPER|$200|easy|El Sol de Tehuacan, The Acapulco Times|Mexico
09/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE GALEN CENTER|$800|hard|Galen studied medicine at Pergamum, Smyrna & this Egyptian city famous for a library & a lighthouse|Alexandria
04/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE RENAISSANCE|$500|medium|The word 'renaissance' comes from the Old French 'renaistre', meaning to be this|Reborn
23/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'K'|$400|easy|The Nancy Drew books are written under this pseudonym|Carolyn Keene
04/02/2000|Jeopardy!|VILLAGES|$100|easy|Washington Square Park is the hub of this area of New York City|Greenwich Village
10/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LIFE ON THE MISSISSIPPI|$400|easy|The clear waters of the upper river are home to this member of the salmon family that spawns upriver|Trout
05/02/1993|Jeopardy!|THE ENVIRONMENT|$200|easy|Trees help humanity by absorbing this gas, but it's released to the atmosphere when they are burned|carbon dioxide
02/07/2003|Jeopardy!|HELLO, SPORTS FANS|$800|hard|(Pro golfer Peter Jacobsen.)  To land the ball on the green with this, also called juice, hit the ball below its equator with a lofted club|backspin
20/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF BEER|$1000|hard|This rich type of stout 'carries' the name of the London market workers who guzzled it|Porters
08/07/2005|Jeopardy!|I NEED A NEW 'QUEEN'|$600|medium|'O Canada' is Canada's national anthem; this song is its royal anthem|God Save The Queen
19/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE SPORTSMEN|$600|medium|1994: Tommy Lee Jones|Ty Cobb
14/06/2011|Jeopardy!|TENNIS, ANYONE?|$600|medium|In 2008 Stanislas Wawrinka teamed with this pro to represent Switzerland in the Olympics, winning the doubles title|Roger Federer
17/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THAT JAZZ|$800|hard|The title of the 1993 Grammy Award-winning CD 'Miles and Quincy Live at Montreux' referred to these 2 jazz legends|Miles Davis & Quincy Jones
16/02/2006|Jeopardy!|MOVIEMAKING|$200|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew holds a video camera.) Don't sweat this setting--in shooting a wide shot like an alien army approaching from a distance, just make it infinity|focus
06/05/2009|Jeopardy!|COMPUTER RHYME TIME|$800|hard|A device to digitally copy a landed estate|a manor scanner
09/07/2010|Jeopardy!|PRO SPORTS|$600|medium|The Spare Tires, a male dance team, perform at this NBA team's home games|Detroit Pistons
12/07/2005|Jeopardy!|HOP, SKIP OR JUMP|$600|medium|To start your friend's dead car|jump
14/05/2002|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$600|medium|This athletic wear company best known for its shoes began in Oregon as Blue Ribbon Sports|Nike
05/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHOES|$400|easy|Basketball shoes from this company include Air Swoopes Zooms & Air Pennys|Nike
12/12/1996|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$200|easy|Pilgrims progressed on it (9)|Mayflower
19/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MEN IN RED|$400|easy|A redcap is one of these, usually in a railroad station|Porter
23/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'S'-ENTIAL KNOWLEDGE|$1600|hard|The hyphenated economic theory that cutting taxes can actually boost revenue|supply-side
18/02/2011|Jeopardy!|LAND 'HA'!|$1400|hard|The Potomac River meets the Shenandoah at this West Virginia village famed for an abolitionist's Civil War raid|Harpers Ferry
07/01/2003|Final Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|None|None|What the Germans call a Bambusbar, we generally call this|a panda bear
23/03/2011|Jeopardy!|WHO OWNS WHAT|$1000|hard|Philadelphia cream cheese is from this company headquartered in Northfield, Illinois|Kraft
07/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HERSTORY|$2000|hard|When Victoria Woodhull ran for president in 1872, she chose this man, a former slave, as her running mate|Frederick Douglass
08/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'DEATH' PENALTY|$600|medium|In sports, it's an overtime period added to a tied game with the winner being the first to score|Sudden death
14/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'CAN' WE TALK?|$1200|hard|It's a rummy-like card game played with 2 decks & 4 jokers|canasta
29/05/1998|Jeopardy!|'G' WHIZ!|$100|easy|If you order a G & T in a bar, you'll probably get this drink|Gin & Tonic
18/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PERFUME|$400|easy|The name of this Nina Ricci perfume is French for 'The Air of Time'|L'air du temps
30/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|DOWN EASTERS|$600|medium|This poet who wrote 'I shot an arrow in the air...' was born in Portland|Longfellow
20/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE RISK BOARD|$200|easy|Quebec & this adjacent province are both on the board|Ontario
22/09/2008|Jeopardy!|BLAME THE FRENCH|$1000|hard|A Canadian war memorial stands atop this French ridge where fighting raged in April 1917|Vimy Ridge
21/03/1997|Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$500|medium|Pharaoh, Levi & Reuben are characters in this 1973 Andrew Lloyd Webber-Tim Rice musical|Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
10/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$800|hard|Name shared by the operatic heroines of 'Fidelio' and 'Il Trovatore'|Leonora
10/12/2009|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED SHAKESPEARE CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|Venice disguiser: AIR TOP|Portia
08/12/1995|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$200|easy|It's the No. 1 day for fresh-cut flower sales|Valentine's Day
14/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY DISTINCTIONS|$800|hard|Holy cow!  There are more head of cattle in this nation than anywhere else|India
19/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IT WAS THE '70s|$400|easy|A June 23, 1972 tape on which Nixon discussed a Watergate cover-up was called this type of 'gun'|smoking gun
23/12/2008|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$600|medium|Valmeuse & St. Benoit are nice soft runny these|cheese
23/06/2003|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$200|easy|In 1898 Frank Seiberling founded this tire company named for the inventor of vulcanized rubber|Goodyear
17/10/2008|Jeopardy!|OF THE CRYSTAL|$200|easy|This Kraft drink is 5 calories per serving, sugar free & comes in flavors like White Grape & Raspberry Ice|Crystal Light
20/02/2009|Jeopardy!|HUD|$600|medium|Until 2008, HUD was responsible for regulation of these 2 govt.-sponsored agencies with cutesy nicknames|Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac
19/07/2001|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$500|medium|Besides the rook, the 2 other chess pieces that fit the category|King & pawn
28/05/1999|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL LAST WORDS|$400|easy|1969: 'I have always loved my country'|Dwight D. Eisenhower
04/10/2004|Jeopardy!|CHAT ROOM LINGO|$1000|hard|'AIAMU' means 'and I'm a' this, expressing astonishment|monkey's uncle
21/04/2004|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES: BUT WEIGHT, THERE'S MORE|$1000|hard|The pounds he put on for 'Cop Land' may have been from a lot of rocky road ice cream|Sylvester Stallone
27/11/1998|Jeopardy!|THE PREZ SEZ|$400|easy|'I have never been a quitter.'|Richard Nixon
03/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE DAKOTAS|$400|easy|Both states are split by the Missouri River & both fall into these 2 time zones|Central & Mountain
10/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WE'RE MALAYSIA-BOUND|$600|medium|Of proton, electron or neutron, with 'Saga', it's Malaysia's national car|Proton
19/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY QUOTATIONS|$400|easy|The man born Angelo Roncalli said, 'Anybody can' be this exalted person; 'The proof is that I have become one'|the pope (Pope John XXIII)
19/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MADE|$1600|hard|Natural rubber is sticky, as in rubber cement; with this process patented in 1844, it can be used for hockey pucks|vulcanization
29/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN INDIANS|$400|easy|In addition to cultivating Pocahontas, John Rolfe learned to cultivate this cash crop from the Indians|tobacco
23/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN AMERICANS|$500|medium|In 1961 this soprano made her debut with the Metropolitan in 'Il Trovatore'|Leontyne Price
26/02/1997|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|None|None|In 1788 Cyrus Griffin became its last president|The Continental Congress
19/01/2009|Jeopardy!|'TRI' ME|$400|easy|High cholesterol is often associated with high levels of this fat in the blood|triglycerides
15/09/2009|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$800|hard|This sign of the zodiac follows Libra|Scorpio
29/06/2006|Jeopardy!|FAUX FRAGRANCES|$600|medium|4 Horsemen Ltd. gave you War, Famine & Death... now, complete the line with this, a deadly epidemic disease|Pestilence
01/09/1997|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$400|easy|The names Mont Blanc & the Rockies' Blanca Peak both mean this|white mountain
17/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BOARDING SCHOOL|$2000|hard|For 66 years at Deerfield Academy, Frank Boyden held this 10-letter title, equivalent to principal|headmaster
18/05/2007|Jeopardy!|THE SNAIL|$2000|hard|This large sea snail takes its name from the Greek for 'shell'|the conch
14/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$1600|hard|'The Earth's about 5 million years old, at least.  Who can afford to live in the past?' he wrote in the play 'The Homecoming'|Harold Pinter
04/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|EPITAPHS|$400|easy|A statue at the Will Rogers Memorial bears this epitaph, his most famous line|'I never met a man I didn't like'
12/09/2008|Jeopardy!|KIDDY LIT|$800|hard|This feline friend of Winnie-the-Pooh appeared in 'The House at Pooh Corner' but not in the original book|Tigger
08/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$2000|hard|'Liebeslieder Walzer' is danced to music by this German famed for his 'lullaby'|Brahms
17/11/1992|Jeopardy!|EPONYMS|$200|easy|An inflatable lifejacket introduced during World War II was named for this shapely actress|Mae West
06/04/1988|Jeopardy!|HUMOROUS QUOTES|$500|medium|It's claimed Rousseau said, 'To do is to be' & Sartre said, 'To be is to do' while he said, 'Doobedoobedoo'|Frank Sinatra
30/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DISCO!  DUCK!|$2000|hard|Walter Murphy's 'A Fifth Of' this guy paired classical music with a disco beat|Beethoven
04/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE LANGUAGE OF FOOD|$1000|hard|'The proof is in' this, which can be thickened with anything from eggs to cornstarch to flour|the pudding
11/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MISCELLANEOUS MEASURES|$400|easy|It's the unit of weight for precious stones; the Hope diamond is 45.52 of them|a carat
20/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTS|$400|easy|Richard Rogers has gained notice with designs for these facilities, like the new area terminal at Madrid's Barajas|airports
03/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|JOB|$1500|hard|This 1989 Nobel Peace Prize winner is 75 years old & has spent 70 years in his current job|the Dalai Lama
21/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GREAT MOMENTS IN HISTORY|$1200|hard|Cheers to Congress for adopting this number amendment in 1933 to deal with a drier former one|21st
07/11/2011|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE 'K'LASS|$1000|hard|This noble gas used in high-speed photography lamps takes its name from the Greek for 'hidden'|krypton
20/10/2005|Jeopardy!|AQUATIC LIFE|$800|hard|Antarctica's leopard type of this mammal has a big, toothy mouth and a spotted hide|seal
29/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE DAYS OF GUNS N' ROSES|$400|easy|Guns N' Roses hit no, 1 in September 1988 with this 'sweet' hit featuring Slash's tasty guitar licks|'Sweet Child O' Mine'
13/11/1989|Jeopardy!|MATH|$300|easy|His theorem is often expressed a(squared) + b(squared) = c(squared)|Pythagoras
22/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE THEY WON OSCARS|$1200|hard|He slayed us as the villainous Dario in the 007 film 'Licence to Kill' before he got to play in 'Traffic'|Benecio del Toro
15/05/1991|Double Jeopardy!|POETRY|$200|easy|His first letter to his future wife began: 'I love your verses with all my heart, dear Miss Barrett'|Robert Browning
06/02/2008|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC ROCK OPENING LINES|$200|easy|CCR: 'Left a good job in the city...'|Proud Mary
29/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$200|easy|This glamorous actress & close friend of Michael Jackson has been named godmother to Jackson's son|Elizabeth Taylor
10/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELS|$400|easy|In 1867 a child in South Africa found a 'pretty pebble', which turned out to be a 22-carat one of these|diamonds
24/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NAH, IT'S JUST 'ME'|$800|hard|Plural word used since before the TV age to mean all methods of mass communication|media
01/09/1997|Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '90s|$100|easy|In a 1996 film Leonardo DiCaprio & Claire Danes play these star-crossed lovers in a modern setting|Romeo & Juliet
07/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMA|$800|hard|Susan Strasberg played the leading role in the original 1955 production of this play set in Amsterdam|The Diary of Anne Frank
21/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL FARM|$800|hard|When not in use, it's retracted by a woodpecker, & it may wrap around under the skull, beneath the skin|tongue
06/11/1995|Jeopardy!|BIRD TV|$200|easy|Robert Blake had a pet cockatoo named Fred on this detective series|Baretta
31/03/2008|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$1000|hard|Jane Russell & Marilyn Monroe sang about being 'Two Little Girls from Little Rock' in this 1953 movie musical|Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
05/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN PLAYS|$7000|hard|This plantation owner has 2 sons: Gooper, a lawyer, & Brick, a former football player|Big Daddy
28/09/2006|Jeopardy!|TV QUOTABLES|$200|easy|'One of these days... one of these days... POW!!!  Right in your kisser'|Ralph Kramden
21/03/2006|Jeopardy!|I THINK I LOVE YOU|$800|hard|This Tolstoy character is one Aleksei's lover & another Aleksei's wife|Anna Karenina
28/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$400|easy|Air in this tunnel between NYC & Jersey City comes from giant fans in 4 10-story towers|the Holland Tunnel
10/11/2003|Jeopardy!|THE SNACK FOOD GROUP|$200|easy|The first 2 ingredients listed in Cheez Whiz are whey & this (it does a body good)|milk
21/05/1998|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$200|easy|Brothers Phil & Tony Esposito were both named to the hall of fame for this sport|Hockey
15/01/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 1790s|$200|easy|Because 2 more states had joined the union, the number of stars on the U.S. flag was changed to this in 1795|15
20/03/2009|Jeopardy!|GET OUT YOUR BIBLES|$200|easy|Jesus asked, if you have 100 of these animals & 1 is lost, don't you leave the 99 to go find the 1?|the sheep
25/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADER DRIVER'S LICENSES?|$400|easy|He was the driving force in his country's reforms|Gorbachev
17/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER WORKS BY HANDEL|$400|easy|She's the queen who captivates the operatic title character Giulio Cesare|Cleopatra
25/03/1997|Jeopardy!|WELL-KNOWN NAMES|$300|easy|A wall named for this man was built across the isthmus between the Tyne & Solway Firth|Hadrian
03/03/2011|Jeopardy!|STATE NICKNAMES|$800|hard|The vast quantities of grapes grown there have caused this state to become known as 'the Grape State'|California
09/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$200|easy|With hind legs reaching up to 10 inches, it's the largest frog in the U.S.|Bullfrog
19/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RENAISSANCE PAINTERS|$1200|hard|Last name of Jan & Hubert, who appear to have collaborated on the 'Ghent Altarpiece', a large 1432 painting|Van Eyck
14/10/1997|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$300|easy|In 1996 this star of 'La Bamba' & 'Young Guns' began reigning on Broadway in 'The King And I'|Lou Diamond Phillips
01/10/2007|Jeopardy!|BIRTH & DEATH|$800|hard|8 of the 10 lowest birthrates for countries are found on this continent|Europe
30/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BIRTHQUAKES|$400|easy|An 8.6 quake in Tibet heralded the Aug. 15, 1950 arrival of this only daughter of Elizabeth II|Princess Anne
28/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FANTASTIC CRITTERS|$600|medium|Varieties of this sea creature, seen here, can grow to 60 feet long|squid
17/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|I PLAYED A DOCTOR & SOME OTHER GUY ON TV|$400|easy|Dr. Doogie Howser & Ethan Burdick|Neil Patrick Harris
13/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DETENTE-TION|$400|easy|The period known as Detente deals primarily with a 2-decade long era between the U.S. & this country|the USSR (Soviet Union)
28/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AQUATIC LIFE|$1200|hard|Feature on a flatfish that, as reference sources put it, migrates as the fish grows|eyes
16/11/2007|Jeopardy!|IF HE'D TAKEN MOM'S LAST NAME|$600|medium|Playwright William Arden|Shakespeare
05/03/2001|Jeopardy!|WE'RE NO. 2!|$200|easy|This singer hit No. 2 on the pop chart with the song heard here|Barry White
28/12/1994|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$100|easy|On May 22, 1906 they received a patent for an improved model of their airplane|the Wright brothers
04/03/2005|Jeopardy!|A HEAVENLY CATEGORY|$400|easy|The Indian game moksha-patamu (heaven & hell) gave us this Milton Bradley game that has its ups & downs|Chutes & Ladders
26/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE SHORT VERSION|$600|medium|To a chop suey cook: MSG|monosodium glutamate
29/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ODD WORDS|$2000|hard|Oneiromancy is the practice of foretelling the future by the interpretation of these|dreams
15/05/1991|Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '90S|$200|easy|He went from second banana on 'Roseanne' to top banana of England in 'King Ralph'|John Goodman
01/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE ART THOU?|$1200|hard|Dippin' my tootsies in this sea that's also known as the Lake of Gennesaret|the Sea of Galilee
26/01/2006|Jeopardy!|5-SYLLABLE WORDS|$200|easy|Said to grooms & graduates, it's from the Latin for 'rejoice with'|congratulations
15/01/2009|Jeopardy!|PUMP IT 'UP'|$1000|hard|Lord Acton: 'absolute power' does this 'absolutely'|corrupts
29/06/2009|Jeopardy!|POISON IVY, OAK & SUMAC|$400|easy|Poison ivy isn't always green; its leaves are this color in early spring, & they may turn orange in the fall|red
05/05/2006|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL NICKNAMES|$600|medium|'Stan the Man'|Stan Musial
04/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THERE'S A 'WAY'|$400|easy|7-letter word for one who turns away from what's right or proper; a son can be described this way|wayward
13/11/2006|Jeopardy!|GRAND CENTRAL STATION|$200|easy|This former Chicago Bull has a steakhouse in the station|Michael Jordan
19/02/2008|Jeopardy!|AN ABBREV. CATEG.|$800|hard|Doctors' group: AMA|the American Medical Association
02/04/2008|Jeopardy!|SHORT LINE|$600|medium|In this 1957 war movie, Col. Saito tells his captives, 'Be happy in your work!'|The Bridge on the River Kwai
30/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TV SPIN-OFFS|$200|easy|Halle Berry was one of the models on 'Living Dolls', a 1989 spin-off of this Alysssa Milano series|Who's the Boss?
27/10/2004|Jeopardy!|BUMPER STICKERS?|$600|medium|The mom of this theoretical physicist, in 1966: 'My child is a Cambridge doctoral candidate'|(Stephen) Hawking
13/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew levitates a ping-pong ball over a hair dryer.)  What goes up stays up when the force of air moving up from the hair dryer equals this force pulling down on the ping-pong ball|gravity
13/11/1991|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS LLOYDS|$400|easy|In 1832 this editor founded the New England Anti-Slavery Society|William Lloyd Garrison
05/06/2008|Jeopardy!|THEY SAID IT|$800|hard|Trailing in the GOP nomination race in 2008, this Arkansan said, 'I didn't major in math--I majored in miracles'|Huckabee
13/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GRAMMY-WINNING FEMALE SINGERS|$400|easy|'I Am Woman'             (1972)|Helen Reddy
30/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|STOCK SYMBOL SHOPPING|$2000|hard|For incense, candles & home accents: PIR|Pier 1 Imports
25/12/1996|Jeopardy!|CHRISTMAS SONGS|$300|easy|Word repeated 4 times before 'Born is the king of Israel'|Noel
25/07/2006|Jeopardy!|'TW'EAK ME|$400|easy|'Boss'y fabric of thick, flecked wool|tweed
18/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GAITS|$1200|hard|Also a cooking term, it means to walk with short, delicate steps|mince
13/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BIG CITY|$1000|hard|Known as 'The City of Sails', this New Zealand metropolis hosted the America's Cup 2000 yachting competition|Auckland
23/04/2004|Jeopardy!|NFL COACHES|$1000|hard|After he was fired from the team that was named for him, he went on to coach the Bengals|(Paul) Brown
02/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT 'R' WE?|$1600|hard|Male names for pistols include 'rod' & this other name that also starts with 'RO'|roscoe
07/05/2007|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|None|None|Of all the U.S. states named after European monarchs, it's the one that reaches the farthest west|Louisiana
07/12/2011|Jeopardy!|I'M ON STRIKE|$1000|hard|Declaring 'there is no right to strike against the public safety', Mass. governor Coolidge broke a 1919 strike by them|the police
20/05/2009|Jeopardy!|THE SPECIAL OLYMPICS|$400|easy|Events for athletes confined to these include a shot put & 100-, 200- & 400-meter races|a wheelchair
29/12/2005|Jeopardy!|BETTER HOMES & GARDENS|$2000|hard|In 1947 he retired to a Beverly Hills mansion with longtime mistress Marion Davies|(William) Randolph Hearst
07/11/1997|Jeopardy!|1997 MOVIE AD LINES|$400|easy|'In order to trap him, he must become him'|Face/Off
09/04/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 1920s|$200|easy|Sled-dog teams that delivered serum during a 1925 diphtheria epidemic saved the town of Nome in this state|Alaska
01/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|She had 'Great Expectations' until she was jilted on her wedding day|Miss Havisham
25/11/1997|Jeopardy!|WINE|$500|medium|For Italian Chianti, it's a 'fiasco'|a straw-covered flask
29/03/2005|Jeopardy!|MIXED DOG BREEDS|$400|easy|DADS HUNCH|dachshund
13/06/2006|Jeopardy!|'B' MOVIES|$200|easy|1968: Steve McQueen fires on all cylinders as a San Francisco cop in search of a killer mobster|Bullitt
19/01/2006|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE ATHLETICS|$800|hard|Appropriately, the football team of this service academy is nicknamed the Falcons|the Air Force Academy
30/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE EAGLES HAVE LANDED|$400|easy|Earn 21 merit badges to qualify as one of these|an Eagle Scout
17/07/2000|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYMES|$100|easy|Old Mother Hubbard went to the cupboard to fetch this poor creature a bone|Her dog
10/10/2007|Jeopardy!|21st CENTURY HISTORY|$200|easy|In 2001 she became the first first lady to win elective office, becoming a senator from N.Y.|Hillary Clinton
24/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THINK YOU KNOW BASEBALL?|$400|easy|He hit the first home run in All-Star game history (take a wild guess)|Babe Ruth
04/10/1985|Jeopardy!|BEAR FACTS|$100|easy|In song, Davy Crockett was said to have 'Kil't him a bar when he was only' this age|three
24/06/1999|Jeopardy!|SPELLING CASTS|$100|easy|Tori Spelling, Shannen Doherty, Jason Priestley|Beverly Hills, 90210
13/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GETTYSBURG ADDRESSES|$5000|hard|The farm designated this president's national historic site is at 97 Taneytown Road|Dwight D. Eisenhower
20/01/1999|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL WEATHER|$300|easy|A Gershwin song says one of these 'In London town had me low and had me down'|A foggy day
21/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WAR & PIZZA|$3000|hard|After a 5-year legal battle with a sugar company, this pizza chain won the right to keep its name in 1980|Domino's
03/03/1998|Jeopardy!|GOING CUCKOO|$200|easy|Edmund Spenser called 'The Merry Cuckoo' the 'messenger of' this season|Spring
24/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FILMED IN HAWAII|$1600|hard|Danny DeVito scampered off to Kauai to murder Billy Crystal's wife in this 1987 comedy caper|Throw Momma from the Train
12/11/1986|Jeopardy!|EGYPT|$500|medium|Though founded in Cairo in 1945, in 1979 this organization suspended Egypt's membership|the Arab League
16/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DEAD LINES|$600|medium|'Any man's death diminishes me...and therefore never send to know' this|For Whom The Bell Tolls
21/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BIRDS|$400|easy|The African gray species of this talkative bird is a popular pet|Parrot
03/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|$800|hard|The characters of 'Murder in the Cathedral' include Becket, 3 priests &--uh-oh--4 of these noble soldiers|knights
15/04/2004|Jeopardy!|ALBERT CAMUS|$800|hard|Camus' attack on Stalinism in 1951's 'L'Homme Revolte' strained his relationship with this other existentialist|Jean-Paul Sartre
08/06/2000|Jeopardy!|LET'S BE BRIEF|$500|medium|In 1988 he gave us 'A Brief History of Time' (in over 200 pages)|Stephen Hawking
15/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|COLLECTIONS|$200|easy|Ted Schuler of Tennessee has 3,997 full bottles of this on his walls; take one down, pass it around & he has 3,996|Beer
03/06/2008|Final Jeopardy!|BUSINESS|None|None|In 1951 this company whose origins date back to 1876 became the first U.S. company to have 1 million stockholders|AT&T
11/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC WOMEN|$600|medium|No one ever said this Revolutionary War-era woman seen here couldn't fill her husband's shoes|Molly Pitcher
07/02/2008|Jeopardy!|SING!|$400|easy|Dire Straits|Mark Knopfler
19/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'CAB'|$800|hard|This bandleader seen here passed away in 1994|Cab Calloway
15/07/1997|Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$300|easy|On toppling Ferdinand Marcos in 1986, she said, 'I'm sure no one ever thought it would happen'|Corazon Aquino
28/06/1988|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$500|medium|Varieties of these insects include bee, soldier, flower, blow & fruit|flies
22/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$800|hard|'Savitre', by this composer of 'The Planets', is based on an episode in 'The Mahabarata'|Holst
01/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|This country's capital is Wellington|New Zealand
24/01/2005|Jeopardy!|READER'S DIGEST: AMERICA'S BEST|$800|hard|Housing the world's largest indoor swamp, this Nebraska city's Henry Doorly Zoo is 'America's Best'|Omaha
19/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|T-R-L|$1600|hard|Time to throw in this garden tool seen here--we dig it|a trowel
13/01/2000|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL NUMBERS|$400|easy|The number of seals on the scroll mentioned in the book of Revelation|7
03/06/1997|Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SPORTS|$100|easy|Kerri Strug & the rest of the women from this 1996 Olympic team appeared on boxes of Wheaties cereal|gymnastics
10/11/2006|Jeopardy!|SUV|$400|easy|This former SUV model from Honda sounds like something you need when you travel abroad|a Passport
08/02/1999|Jeopardy!|THE WORLD SERIES|$200|easy|In 1955 the series between the Yankees & dese Bums became the first televised in color|Brooklyn Dodgers
07/05/2007|Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$1000|hard|A rounded mass of radicchio, for example|a head
10/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SLAW & ORDER|$800|hard|A Reuben sandwich is usually served with this fermented cabbage dish|sauerkraut
21/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO ON THE MONOPOLY BOARD|$400|easy|The President lives on it|Pennsylvania
27/02/2009|Jeopardy!|DANCING STARS|$200|easy|He cut a rug with Cameron Diaz in 'The Mask'|Jim Carrey
28/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FARGO|$1600|hard|This home run slugger's museum has his 1961 Hickok Pro Athlete of the Year Award & a replica of his Yankee locker|Roger Maris
25/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EXECUTIVE JOHNS|$800|hard|In 1865 he opened a factory in Philadelphia & began producing his '10-gallon' hat|(John) Stetson
01/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'BOOT' CAMP|$400|easy|It's an unauthorized concert recording of your favorite rock band|bootleg
10/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$200|easy|It became a U.S. territory in 1900 & a state 59 years later|Hawaii
15/05/2003|Jeopardy!|SCANDINAVIANS|$200|easy|Somehow a pulp & paper concern begun by Finn Frederik Idestam in 1865 evolved into this cell phone giant|Nokia
03/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ROYAL FEMALE NICKNAMES|$400|easy|France's 'The Austrian Wench'|Marie Antoinette
02/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN ANAGRAMS|$600|medium|Ah, the 'sad cries' heard from Troilus when this tramp betrayed him!|Cressida (for 'sad cries')
27/07/2006|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|A large, unruly crowd of people, perhaps headed by Lucky Luciano|mob
10/05/1990|Jeopardy!|ENERGY|$500|medium|The capacity of an air conditioner is measured in BTUs, which are these|British Thermal Units
23/10/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$500|medium|This winter Olympic sport is contested in 2-man & 4-man events|Bobsled
08/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WAR CORRESPONDENTS|$1200|hard|Later a prime minister, he covered the Boer war as a correspondent for the London Morning Post|Winston Churchill
04/02/2005|Jeopardy!|PUNK'D|$600|medium|If you fail to give someone proper deference, you do this 3-letter word to them|dis
21/12/2010|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORLD CAPITALS|$200|easy|It's home to the Krigsskolen, the Norwegian military academy|Oslo
14/07/2006|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES PULITZER PRIZE WINNERS|$400|easy|The Times won its first Pulitzer in 1918 for its coverage of this|World War I
09/09/2002|Jeopardy!|THE 74th ACADEMY AWARDS|$1000|hard|This Oscar-winning film featured the talents of Mike Myers|Shrek
18/01/2000|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC PEOPLE|$200|easy|He didn't fiddle around after the Great Fire of Rome in 64 A.D.; he built himself a palace called The Golden House|Nero
04/04/2007|Jeopardy!|SLIPPERY AS AN 'EEL'|$400|easy|In the Bessemer process, pig iron is converted into this|steel
24/05/2004|Jeopardy!|GET YOUR PHIL|$200|easy|In 1984 Philip Michael Thomas began playing Ricardo Tubbs on this TV show|Miami Vice
09/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'F'|$600|medium|Feared fer-de-lance features (5)|Fangs
13/03/2001|Jeopardy!|VISUALIZE THE VEEPS|$300|easy|He was twice elected mayor of Minneapolis|Hubert Humphrey
26/01/2005|Jeopardy!|TEENS AT WORK|$600|medium|In the 1720s at age 16, this statesman & inventor wrote popular articles for the New England Courant newspaper|Benjamin Franklin
19/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN INDIANS|$400|easy|Typically, this dwelling was made with 10 or more bison skins & 20 or more cedar poles|Tepee
16/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|QUESTIONS, QUESTIONS|$600|medium|Cops ask this of someone in a hurry; in 1871 a good answer would have been 'Chicago'|Where's the fire?
22/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S THAI ONE ON|$1000|hard|According to a 1921 Thai law, all albino ones of this mammal, an emblem of the monarchy, belong to the king|white elephant
11/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$600|medium|John, Taylor, Erskine|Caldwell
30/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|T'EEN'|$200|easy|A small cafeteria on a military base, or a water flask carried by a soldier on a hike|canteen
01/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'90s TV|$1200|hard|(I'm Miguel Ferrer.) On this '90s TV series I played an FBI agent who helped Kyle MacLachlan investigate the murder of Laura Palmer|Twin Peaks
03/01/1997|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$500|medium|Wales' smallest city is named for this patron saint who established a monastery there in the 6th century|St. David
08/09/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$500|medium|Signed February 2, 1848, this treaty ended the Mexican War|the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
05/03/2001|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$900|hard|The Oracle at Delphi told Polycrates to look under every rock to find hidden treasure, hence this phrase|To leave no stone unturned
26/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE WRITER WRITES A LETTER|$1600|hard|4 years before writing 'Little Dorrit', he wrote his wife that their daughter 'Little Dora...is suddenly stricken ill'|Charles Dickens
25/01/2010|Final Jeopardy!|SPORTS CITIES|None|None|It's the only city whose teams won the Super Bowl & the Stanley Cup in the same calendar year|Pittsburgh
19/12/2006|Jeopardy!|DECK THE HALLS|$600|medium|This founder of the city of Quebec is in an Explorers' Hall of Fame online|Champlain
07/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO|$800|hard|Writers & editors couldn't do without the University Press' 'Chicago Manual of' this, now in its 15th edition|Style
06/02/2009|Jeopardy!|LINES FROM THE SITCOM|$1000|hard|Jack Donaghy, asked why he's in a tux with no event to attend: 'It's after 6...what am I, a farmer?'|30 Rock
29/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE SCIENCE BLUES|$1200|hard|See a lot of hot young stars--not at the Oscars but in the blue type of one of these, seen by the Hubble telescope|a blue galaxy
26/06/2008|Jeopardy!|BELLY UP TO THE BAR|$800|hard|The name of this drink that can be blended or on the rocks means 'daisy' in Spanish|margarita
07/10/1997|Jeopardy!|JUST US CHICKENS|$300|easy|Chickens are often given grit to replenish the supply of stones in this digestive organ|gizzard
02/12/2010|Jeopardy!|FASHION TRENDS|$200|easy|In the '50s, the ducktail style of this was popular for men|the haircut
15/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GENEALOGY|$1600|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew explains two types of charts.)  On both a sprawling pedigree chart & a space-saving Ahnentafel, meaning 'ancestor table', you can identify ancestors by number; this relative is number 7|your maternal grandmother
11/09/2001|Jeopardy!|LET'S NOT SPREAD 'EM AROUND|$200|easy|Seeing Koplik's spots on the inside of your cheeks is a sign you've 'spotted' this viral infection|measles
25/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THE 'L' I AM|$600|medium|I am learning to play this instrument seen here|lute
14/06/2004|Jeopardy!|SPOT THE KITTY|$1000|hard|The Himalayan, the Caucasian, the Uralian|Himalayan
01/12/2004|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS ALL AROUND|$600|medium|In part of the Capitol dome, you can clearly hear distant sounds, making it this kind of 'gallery'|a whispering gallery
22/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE MAP|$400|easy|The Ross Sea, which reaches far into this continent, is the southernmost bay of the Pacific|Antarctica
24/07/2008|Jeopardy!|ABC AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL STARS|$200|easy|In 1988 this 'King of Pop' played himself in 'Daddy Can't Read'|Michael Jackson
24/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ECONOMICS|$200|easy|A progressive tax is one that rises as this rises|Income
20/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE 1980s|$800|hard|She was a sultry 16 when she starred in the 1981 romance 'Endless Love'|Brooke Shields
30/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC APPRECIATION|$400|easy|In 1717 this oratorio composer found a position writing music for the future Duke of Chandos|Handel
02/09/2002|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$400|easy|Bertramka Villa in Prague, a museum devoted to this 'Don Giovanni' composer, has his harpsichord in display|Mozart
30/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PINPOINTS ON THE MAP|$1000|hard|Not Dayton, Ohio, but Dayton in this state was the site of the Scopes Monkey Trial|Tennessee
26/11/1998|Jeopardy!|NAME THE YEAR|$300|easy|Yitzhak Rabin shook Yasir Arafat's hand at the White House in September of this year|1993
23/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FLORIDUDS|$800|hard|In 1997 this fashion designer known for his 'Flash & Trash' chic was slain in front of his Miami Beach mansion|Gianni Versace
30/04/1999|Jeopardy!|MARXISMS|$300|easy|'The tusks...were imbedded so firmly we couldn't budge them, of course in Alabama....'|The Tusks A Loosa
05/06/2006|Jeopardy!|CALL ME IRVING|$600|medium|Call him the author of 'The Man', 'The Word' & 'The Celestial Bed'|Irving Wallace
13/01/1999|Jeopardy!|HATS ON!|$200|easy|From the Spanish for 'shade', it's the hat seen here, senor|Sombrero
30/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$2000|hard|Age 87 at his death in 1864, he was the oldest man ever to serve as Chief Justice of the U.S.|Roger Brooke Taney
20/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHICAL EXTREMES|$200|easy|Mizen Head, this country's southernmost mainland point, lies in County Cork & that's no blarney|Ireland
17/02/1999|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN POSTAL ABBREVIATIONS|$400|easy|VI|U.S. Virgin Islands
12/01/2004|Jeopardy!|MOVIE LOCATIONS|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew in Alaska)  Featuring an Antarctic alien, this 1982 remake of a sci-fi classic was partly shot on a glacier near Juneau|The Thing
27/09/2010|Jeopardy!|SCULPTORS|$200|easy|Dustin Shuler was best known for 'Spindle', in which he impaled 8 of these on a giant spike--literally a pile-up|cars
06/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$2000|hard|This largest artery carries blood to most of the other arteries in the body|aorta
30/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ECUADOR OF YORE|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew stands on a streetcar.)  October 9th Street is so named because Guayaquil won independence from Spain on October 9, 1820; it was soon annexed by this man|Simon Bolivar
09/10/2000|Jeopardy!|16th CENTURY SCIENCE|$300|easy|In 1569 this Flemish geographer developed a map of the world in which Greenland looks bigger than Africa|Gerardus Mercator
20/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|HILLS|$200|easy|This Athenian hill was the site of the Erechteum, a shrine to a legendary king of the city|the Acropolis
07/12/1984|Jeopardy!|TOYS & GAMES|$400|easy|Thrown out by G.E. in 1949, this stretchy stuff became a national fad|Silly Putty
07/03/2000|Jeopardy!|HE'S MY SECRETARY OF STATE!|$100|easy|Warren Christopher|Bill Clinton
18/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$1200|hard|After a nervous breakdown in 1908, he became more positive & painted lovely murals for the University of Oslo|Edvard Munch
16/04/1998|Jeopardy!|STATE FLAGS|$300|easy|[flag]|New Mexico
29/01/2008|Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$200|easy|Around 600 B.C. Alcaeus (Alky for short?) wrote verse in praise of this drink & how it brings out truth|wine
16/04/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 82nd ACADEMY AWARDS|$1000|hard|Supporting actress winner Mo'nique wore a gardenia in her hair in honor of this pioneering African-American actress|Hattie McDaniel
11/09/2002|Jeopardy!|MOST-LIVABLE COUNTRIES|$1000|hard|Of the Top 25 most-livable countries, 1 of the only 2 south of the equator|Australia or New Zealand
05/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ROME|$1200|hard|The domus was a single-family house, & insulae were a block or blocks of these|apartments
21/04/2005|Jeopardy!|'LOVE' ON TELEVISION|$600|medium|Yikes!  Tiny Tim once played a suspected vampire on this comedy anthology series that debuted in 1969|Love, American Style
23/10/2006|Jeopardy!|MAIDEN NAMES|$2000|hard|Marie Sklodowska|Curie
26/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TOWNS & CITIES|$1000|hard|Located 60 miles west of Albany, it's the burial site of the author of the 'Leatherstocking Tales'|Cooperstown
01/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$1200|hard|Jacqueline Roque said of him, 'If my husband ever met a woman... who looked like one of his paintings, he would faint'|Picasso
26/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FORMER WORLD LEADERS|$800|hard|Indira Gandhi was the first & only female prime minister so far of this Asian nation|India
02/07/2008|Jeopardy!|PLAY IT, SAM|$1000|hard|In 2002 his rendition of 'What Kind Of Fool Am I?' was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame|Sammy Davis Jr.
09/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TOWERS|$800|hard|This Chicago media company's Gothic tower doesn't quite put the Sears Tower in the shade|the Tribune Company
30/04/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC DRAMA SERIES EPISODES|$400|easy|'Let Bartlet Be Bartlet'|The West Wing
23/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BETTE DAVIS|$200|easy|She was the first woman president of this organization which gives out the Oscars|AMPAS (Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences)
10/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|This city, the Soviet Union's second largest, was founded at the mouth of the Neva River in 1703|Leningrad
17/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ILLOGICAL GEOGRAPHIC NAMES|$1200|hard|You'll find Limestone & Peat on Ireland but not the gems this nickname would imply|The Emerald Isle
07/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECTOR'S'|$1200|hard|'JFK' & 'World Trade Center'|Oliver Stone
14/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN ARTS AND ARTISTS|$400|easy|Robert Delaunay introduced vivid colors to this 'geometric' movement, beginning a trend called Orphism|cubism
10/10/2002|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RHYME TIME|$1000|hard|Willis' railroad cars|Bruce's cabooses
04/11/1986|Jeopardy!|NAME CHANGES|$200|easy|Dr. Bunting's Sunburn Remedy was renamed this when a customer said it 'knocked my eczema'|Noxema
29/10/2002|Jeopardy!|THE ANIMALS|$600|medium|Tuna are members of Scombridae, known commonly as this 'holy' family of fishes|mackerels
02/03/2007|Jeopardy!|WHAT A BOHR!|$200|easy|Niels Bohr toasted the Intl. Cooperation of Scientific Advancement when he received this prize in 1922|the Nobel Prize (in Physics)
08/07/1999|Jeopardy!|OPERA|$500|medium|It's the English title of the opera 'I Pagliacci' & the name of a ballet that juxtaposes terror & buffoonery|The Clowns
11/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE NAME OF YOUR UNION?|$800|hard|The men & women assembling Mustangs & Malibus|the United Auto Workers
05/11/2007|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN I.M.s|$1000|hard|Come c me in 'Pyramus and Thisbe'! OBTW, tired of 'head of an ass' jokes, TYVM|Bottom
10/03/1997|Jeopardy!|FACTS & FIGURES|$200|easy|Continent on which the highest recorded air temperature, 136 degrees F., was recorded|Africa
10/06/1997|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$400|easy|Sadly, she was declared insane on May 19, 1875 & tried to commit suicide that evening|Mary Todd Lincoln
14/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PSALMS PSUMMARY|$3000|hard|Like Psalm 23, Psalm 80 begins by comparing God to this worker|shepherd
04/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH MATTERS|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew holds up a piece of gross anatomy in the Body Worlds exhibit at the California Science Center.)  The arteries sub-divide into a network of aterials in these organs that filter the waste from the blood|kidneys
07/07/1995|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$400|easy|In 1992 Viktor Petrenko won the world championship in this sport|ice skating (men's figure skating)
22/01/2010|Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHIES|$200|easy|A book about this author is called 'The Far Side of Paradise', a reference to his 1920 novel|Fitzgerald
30/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|Jiminy Cricket acted as this for Pinocchio|his conscience
26/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'80s FILM COMEDY|$800|hard|This film starring Ally Sheedy, Steve Guttenberg & a robot electrified audiences in '86|Short Circuit
14/01/1998|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 2 VOWELS|$200|easy|Proverbial amount of prevention that's needed|Ounce
20/12/1991|Double Jeopardy!|PHOTOGRAPHY|$200|easy|In 1930 General Electric introduced this throwaway device to provide artificial light|a flash bulb
28/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN BIO SUBJECTS|$800|hard|'Amadeus'|Wolfgang A. Mozart
14/03/2006|Jeopardy!|POPE-EYE|$600|medium|In 1992 the Pope publicly announced that the Church had made a mistake condemning this man in 1633|Galileo
07/11/1997|Jeopardy!|SALLY GOES TO SPACE CAMP|$100|easy|Sally chose to attend this state's camp over Alabama or California  to be near Kennedy Space Center|Florida
03/01/2007|Jeopardy!|WEEKEND IN NEW ENGLAND|$800|hard|Boston Harbor is the mouth of this river that flows through Cambridge, Massachusetts|Charles River
25/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$400|easy|David Lean's sweeping saga of this British adventurer was reissued in 1989 with previously unseen footage|Lawrence of Arabia
14/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ADD AN ELEMENT SYMBOL|$400|easy|Add the symbol of this element to 'comb' & you get a small jazz band|oxygen (O)
29/03/2006|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$600|medium|Nicodemus Frapp is a narrow-minded evangelist in 'Tono-Bungay', a 1909 novel by this author of 'The Time Machine'|H.G. Wells
04/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|NOTED AFRICAN AMERICANS|$400|easy|In addition to developing industrial uses for peanuts, he developed a new hybrid of cotton|(George Washington) Carver
08/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WE GOT THE 'BEA'|$400|easy|Comfy informal 'chair' you might find in a dorm room|a beanbag chair
13/12/2007|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$600|medium|This feisty Thai fish blows sticky bubbles to make a nest, then puts the eggs in its mouth & blows them in the nest|fighting fish
22/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'P'LAYS|$1600|hard|The title character of this Ibsen play is based on a Norwegian folk hero|Peer Gynt
08/10/2002|Jeopardy!|BY HALVES|$1000|hard|For thorium-234 it's about 25 days; for thorium-232, about 14 billion years|half-life
03/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS|$800|hard|Born in 1838, this Marylander was famous for playing Romeo--offstage as well as on|John Wilkes Booth
03/01/2008|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY COOKBOOKS|$800|hard|'The Little House Cookbook' features Frontier foods from this woman's classic stories|(Laura Ingalls) Wilder
29/06/2011|Jeopardy!|SCIENTIFIC NAMES|$1000|hard|Sequoia sempervirens|a redwood
11/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH SCRAMBLE|$800|hard|I'm asking nicely:  VIOLA'S TULIPS|s'il vous plait
23/01/2003|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'T'|$200|easy|The study of God (8)|theology
27/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|She is the 'Shrew' whom Petruchio must tame|Katarina
02/06/2003|Jeopardy!|'SHOW'|$600|medium|A part of a performance receiving so much prolonged applause it interrupts the program|show stopper
28/06/2011|Jeopardy!|ON MY DOG'S iPOD|$600|medium|For inspiration, my dog listens to 'Bark At The Moon', the title track of a 1983 album by this metal man|Ozzy Osbourne
24/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MARK MY WORDS|$1200|hard|'The trouble with practical jokes is that very often they get elected', opined this fella, who never met a man he didn't like|Will Rogers
27/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GIVE ME A 'HAND'|$1200|hard|In a William Ross Wallace work, this phrase precedes 'is the hand that rules the world'|The hand that rocks the cradle
04/02/2011|Jeopardy!|GOLF|$1000|hard|The closely mowed ring of grass around a putting green is called an apron or this out-there name|the fringe
02/04/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$200|easy|Nicola Pisano sculpted a splendid Gothic pulpit for this city's baptistery near the Leaning Tower|Pisa
14/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE COUNTRY'S NATIONAL HOLIDAY|$800|hard|March 17: A certain saint's day|Ireland
07/02/2000|Jeopardy!|SHE'S ANNE|$100|easy|Her diary was first published in 1947 under its Dutch title 'Het Achterhuis'|Anne Frank
23/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HEAVY EQUIPMENT|$400|easy|At the end of its arm, a hydraulic shovel has one of these, bigger than one a kid would take to a beach|a bucket
25/05/1989|Jeopardy!|ELECTRICITY|$400|easy|George Westinghouse promoted this type of current that we use today|alternating current (AC)
22/01/2009|Jeopardy!|HALF-LIFE|$1000|hard|The line that divides angle ABC into two halves is called this|bisecting line
01/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN GEOGRAPHY|$1600|hard|The Lena River, one of Russia's longest, rises 10 miles from this deep Siberian lake & flows 2,734 miles to the Arctic Ocean|Lake Baikal
18/10/2000|Jeopardy!|NAME THE ARTIST|$400|easy|1911: 'Nude Descending A Staircase'|Marcel Duchamp
09/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE BODY|$1600|hard|The choroid, or middle coat of the eyeball, is the part from which this sometimes detaches|the retina
10/07/2006|Jeopardy!|THE BRITISH MILITARY|$400|easy|The youngest of the 3 British services, it had almost a million personnel by the end of WWII|the Royal Air Force (the RAF)
20/03/2006|Jeopardy!|FROZEN FOOD|$600|medium|This brand of frozen food is named for Clarence, born in Brooklyn in 1886|Birds Eye
24/04/1998|Jeopardy!|BETTER MOUSETRAPS|$300|easy|Sure hope this guy didn't 'blimp' up while celebrating his invention of vulcanized rubber|Charles Goodyear
06/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ACROPOLIS NOW|$1200|hard|This empire seized the Acropolis in 1458 & raised a minaret on the site|the Ottoman Empire
09/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$800|hard|This NHL team's logo has a goalie's mask with a bill|Anaheim Mighty Ducks
12/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ED-UCATION|$400|easy|The 2005-2006 TV season marks this famous Ed's 25th year on '60 Minutes'|Ed Bradley
30/11/1994|Jeopardy!|'HEART'Y PHRASES|$500|medium|Characters in this Carson McCullers novel include Biff Brannon, Mick Kelly & Dr. Copeland|The Heart is a Lonely Hunter
09/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE MERRIE OLDE ENGLAND|$1600|hard|The bronze statue of a fisherman at a ship's steering wheel in this Mass. city honors its many locals lost at sea|Gloucester
28/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHY SUBJECTS|$800|hard|Erin Arvedlund's 'Too Good to be True' follows the rise & fall of this Ponzi schemer|Bernie Madoff
09/05/2011|Jeopardy!|FLOWER POWER|$1000|hard|It sounds like herds of sheep, but it's the flowering plant seen here & common on the American prairies|phlox
16/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$800|hard|One of the precepts of this nirvana-seeking group is to avoid intoxicating drinks, as they may cause stupidity|Buddhists
18/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'CROSS' WORD CLUES|$1800|hard|Type of location where Oedipus slew his dad, & where Robert Johnson may have gotten his blues skill|Crossroads
22/02/1999|Jeopardy!|'IQ' TEST|$200|easy|It's the set of rules for behaving properly in society; Miss Manners is an expert on this subject|Etiquette
28/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THIS & THAT|$2000|hard|In court you're an affiant if you make one of these sworn written statements|an affidavit
19/02/1998|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$300|easy|Adventurous travelers can trek across this country's Kangaroo Island on camels|Australia
14/02/2007|Jeopardy!|DESCRIBING THE VICE PRESIDENT|$800|hard|Beat Alexander Hamilton's father-in-law to become Senator in 1791, did worse to Alexander Hamilton|Aaron Burr
14/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIG BANG THEORY|$400|easy|This telescope namesake's discovery of an expanding universe underpins the Big Bang theory|(Edwin) Hubble
26/10/2011|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL ABOUT HER|$200|easy|'Condi: The Life of a Steel Magnolia'|(Condoleezza) Rice
25/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL TERMS|$400|easy|This expression meaning to crease a page in a book for later reference dates back to 1659|dog-ear
07/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE ROMAN EMPIRE|$1000|hard|A prefect led this elite group of the emperor's guards|the Praetorian Guards
24/12/1999|Jeopardy!|'PEACE' ON EARTH|$100|easy|Elie Wiesel won his 1986, Bishop Tutu in 1984|Nobel Peace Prize
12/03/2008|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE DINOSAURS & FOSSILS|$800|hard|The teeth from Maryland's Astrodon were cut open in 1858 & revealed this pattern, hence its name|a star
13/09/2005|Jeopardy!|MEDITERRANEAN GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|This Sicilian volcano's height varies between major eruptions; in some instances by several hundred feet|Etna
18/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANTHROPOLOGY|$400|easy|The 42,000-year-old Panaramitee petroglyphs in Australia have symbols that man etched into these|stone
11/11/2011|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THAT ON YOUR HEAD?|$1000|hard|The name of this head scarf is the Russian word for 'grandmother'|babushka
12/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ANNE FRANK|$800|hard|Anne was born in this country in 1929; her family fled to the Netherlands in 1933|Germany
15/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BANANAS|$800|hard|An Australian kids' show is called 'Bananas in' these|Pajamas
06/04/2010|Jeopardy!|FUN AT THE BALLPARK|$200|easy|In 1976 Chicago Cub Rick Monday prevented 2 people from burning this in the outfield, making him a hero coast to coast|the American flag
04/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THE STARS|$1000|hard|This star whose name sounds like a Michael Keaton character became the first whose surface was directly imaged|Betelgeuse
14/11/1989|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$100|easy|He was the first living president to appear on U.S. paper money--on a $10 demand note authorized in 1861|Abraham Lincoln
11/02/2008|Jeopardy!|POETRY|$1000|hard|'Portrait of the Artist as a Young Dog' is a collection of stories about this poet's youth in Wales|Dylan Thomas
15/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|NEW HAMPSHIRITES|$1000|hard|At Binion's Casino in Las Vegas, you can see 100 $10,000 bills with this New Hampshirite on them|Salmon P. Chase
23/10/2002|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$200|easy|At the 2004 Olympics, this event's course will run from Marathon to Athens|Marathon
01/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$1600|hard|In 1930 Arturo Toscanini became the first non-German to conduct at the Wagner festival in this city|Bayreuth
28/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AUTO-BREVIATIONS|$1200|hard|Make, model, place of manufacture & even optional equipment are encoded in the 'VIN', short for this|vehicle identification number
05/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH POETS & POETRY|$1200|hard|This 'Faerie Queene' poet is also famous for his 1595 work 'Amoretti', a series of 89 love sonnets|Edmund Spenser
06/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|McHENRY THE FORT, PART I|$800|hard|In the Civil War it was the fort's function, not just for soldiers but for newspaper editors & other troublesome types|a prison
13/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S THE BERRIES|$400|easy|The 1st important American variety of this shortcake fruit was the hovey, grown in 1834 in Massachusetts|strawberry
04/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|INITIAL T.V.|$400|easy|This '60s police drama with Jack Warden was missing the 'blue' of the series that began in 1993|N.Y.P.D.
09/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'O'|$1600|hard|Round trip (5)|orbit
05/10/2001|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN-AMERICAN FIRSTS|$300|easy|'On My Honor' from 1975 to 1978 Gloria Randle Scott served as the first black president of this organization|Girl Scouts of America
14/04/1997|Jeopardy!|GENEALOGY|$500|medium|This word comes from middle French for 'crane's foot' which the lines on family trees resemble|Pedigree
10/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|COMICS STRIP|$800|hard|In 'Get Him to the Greek', this Brit took a trip in the buff in a toy car|Russell Brand
23/05/2001|Jeopardy!|STYLIN' LIKE LARRY KING|$100|easy|Try the truffles at Tala's...how 'bout those Mets?...this network my show is on should give me a raise, huh?|CNN
10/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|STATE SEALS|$200|easy|On this state's seal, 1847 refers to the year in which the Mormons settled there|Utah
29/04/1997|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|None|None|His half-brother Lawrence served in the British navy under Admiral Edward Vernon|George Washington
08/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SHOP 'TIL YOU DROP|$1600|hard|One of California's first surf shops in a mall, this 'sunny' company sells Bullhead & Tilt brands|Pacific Sunwear
22/09/2005|Jeopardy!|ON OLD MAPS|$800|hard|1890s U.S. maps showed the twin territories, Oklahoma Territory & this|Indian Territory
27/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY LAST|$400|easy|...of U.S. presidents, by last name|Woodrow Wilson
10/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN AMERICANS|$2000|hard|Listen my chldren & you shall hear of William Dawes & this other man who accompanied Paul Revere early on April 19, 1775|(Samuel) Prescott
01/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS|$1000|hard|'An American Daughter' by this 'Heidi Chronicles' playwright, opened on Broadway in 1997|(Wendy) Wasserstein
14/07/2000|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT GREECE|$100|easy|Aristotle's prescription for women in this condition was to avoid too much salt & wine|Pregnant
15/07/1999|Jeopardy!|10 CDs FOR A PENNY|$100|easy|For my aunt I got Julio Iglesias' 'Tango' & this artist's 'Ol' Blue Eyes Is Back'|Frank Sinatra
04/02/2008|Jeopardy!|TOURING EUROPEAN CAPITALS|$1400|hard|Chill out at the world's first permanent icebar, the Absolut Icebar in this city|Stockholm
15/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|18th CENTURY AMERICA|$1500|hard|His gift to a struggling Connecticut collegiate school included a portrait of George I|Elihu Yale
18/07/2001|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$100|easy|In 1429, she was given control of troops in France|Joan of Arc
05/09/1997|Jeopardy!|JACKIE ROBINSON|$300|easy|Jackie, born in Georgia, grew up around L.A. & starred in 4 sports at this university|UCLA
22/04/2010|Jeopardy!|SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER|$1000|hard|You're missing out on steak because sprouts got you with this bacterium; curse you, Dr. Escherich!|E. coli
12/10/2006|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THAT SOUND?|$600|medium|This state's outer banks create Pamlico Sound, the largest lagoon on the East Coast of the United States|North Carolina
20/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT CENTURY|$2000|hard|Bringing the Byzantine Empire to an end, the Ottoman Turks capture Constantinople|the 15th century
22/06/2006|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE HOOPS|$800|hard|This UCLA coach of the '60s & '70s is 1 of only 3 men inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame as both a player & a coach|John Wooden
08/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$1000|hard|This synonym for clumsy is from an old Norse word meaning 'turned the wrong way'|Awkward
27/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A CHORUS OF 'BOO'S|$400|easy|In English usage it means 'forbidden'; in its original Polynesian it can also mean 'sacred'|taboo
18/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE YEAR|$200|easy|Soviet tanks invade Prague, Tet Offensive launched, Bobby Kennedy shot|1968
16/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'MON'-OTONY|$400|easy|Display device for a computer|a monitor
12/04/2005|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE, B'GOSH|$200|easy|To begin this swimming stroke, rest your head on your arm, which is extended ahead with the palm turned downward|the sidestroke
12/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|1930s TV|$400|easy|In September 1939 NBC had its transmitter on this building; CBS had its on the Chrysler Building later|The Empire State Building
12/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|24|$1200|hard|Discovered in 1908 & named for the mother of the Minotaur, Pasiphae is the 24th moon of this planet|Jupiter
25/10/2004|Jeopardy!|THE MOST POPULOUS NATION|$600|medium|Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg|the Netherlands
07/01/2009|Jeopardy!|SHAKING UP SHAKESPEARE|$200|easy|Jerry Lee Lewis did Shakespeare! in 1968's 'Catch My Soul', a rock musical based on 'Othello', he played this villain|Iago
13/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CONVERSATIONS|$1200|hard|A legend about this British king recounts that he was seen having a conversation with an oak tree in 1788|George III
26/07/2010|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THE MANE|$1000|hard|Remember when she & her wedge cut won gold at the '76 Olympics?|Dorothy Hamill
21/04/2006|Jeopardy!|RICHARD|$1000|hard|He was actually in prison when he wrote, 'Stone walls do not a prison make, nor iron bars a cage'|Richard Lovelace
28/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$200|easy|Powdered milk has had most of its moisture removed & this type of milk has had 60% of the water removed|Evaporated Milk
21/04/2006|Jeopardy!|THE SECOND...|$200|easy|...son born to Barbara Bush|Jeb (Bush)
07/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$800|hard|The pineal gland also makes this popular hormone used to remedy sleep disorder & jet lag|Melatonin
04/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE SILVER SCREEN|$400|easy|Those who had cameos in 1984's 'Gremlins' include Steven Spielberg, animator Chuck Jones & this 1950s movie robot|Robby the Robot
26/10/2011|Jeopardy!|A LITTLE LEGALESE|$4000|hard|Leading questions may be used when dealing with an adverse witness, also called this type of witness|hostile
17/01/2011|Jeopardy!|WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE|$200|easy|The split-jawed type of this constricting snake is native to the islands of Mauritius|a boa
25/10/2006|Jeopardy!|GROUPS|$200|easy|This word can mean a group of graffiti taggers as well as of rappers, like the '2 Live' one|crew
05/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|YOUR OLD ALBUMS|$800|hard|This 1973 Pink Floyd album has sold over 20 million copies|Dark Side Of The Moon
19/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL SUBTRACTION|$400|easy|Subtract a letter from this crustacean & you get a vehicle for public hire|a crab
16/07/2010|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$800|hard|The Tate Gallery & the Tate Modern are in this city|London
10/07/2006|Jeopardy!|PHOTOGRAPHY|$600|medium|This businessman revolutionized photography in 1885 by selling roll film using a paper base|George Eastman
08/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'T's ME, ALEX|$1600|hard|This Belgian cartoon character & amateur detective has been an international favorite since 1929|Tintin
18/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PO-POURRI|$600|medium|The Po rises on Monte Viso in the Cottian range of these mountains|Alps
27/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TIBET YOUR LIFE|$800|hard|In the 8th c. the scholar & mystic Padmasambhava fashioned the Tibetan variety of this faith|Buddhism
29/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|GENERALS|$600|medium|In the early days of WWI, General Erich Ludendorff captured the fortress city of Liege in this country|Belgium
22/07/2005|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC AMERICAN SONGS|$400|easy|This song is popular during a certain NFL team's introductions|When The Saints Go Marching In
04/04/2011|Jeopardy!|HANDHELD|$400|easy|President Obama says one of his worst habits is frequently checking this handheld device from RIM|a BlackBerry
21/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|Continent with the most square miles of dry desert|Africa
23/12/2004|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$200|easy|In 2001 this fruit became the official blue berry of North Carolina|blueberry
29/12/2005|Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$200|easy|The women's version of this magazine also has a swimsuit edition|Sports Illustrated
13/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE QUOTES|$1600|hard|1968: 'Beware the beast man, for he is the devil's pawn.  Alone among God's primates, he kills for sport'|Planet of the Apes
03/12/1998|Jeopardy!|THE OCEAN BLUE|$100|easy|It may go plankton-crustacean-herring-haddock & be only as strong as its weakest link|Food chain
27/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NEW ASTROLOGY?|$400|easy|Beware of staring into headlights is your sign is Cervus, this animal|Deer
14/07/2006|Jeopardy!|RHYME RIGHT|$1000|hard|Isle where Victoria shuffled off her mortal throne|the Isle of Wight
09/11/1987|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$500|medium|Members of this, genus papio, are the largest of all monkeys|baboons
26/04/2000|Jeopardy!|'SUB' CATEGORY|$400|easy|Examples of these are protons & neutrons|Subatomic particles
03/07/2007|Jeopardy!|FUN ACROSS AMERICA|$400|easy|If you're scuba-certified, you can swim with the sharks at the aquarium in this Minnesota shopping paradise|the Mall of America
13/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN FASHION|$600|medium|In the U.S. Army & in a Barry Sadler song, these French accessories are 'green'|Berets
08/12/1998|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC FLORIDA|$300|easy|The process of draining this large region began in 1906 at Fort Lauderdale|Everglades
20/02/2003|Jeopardy!|MARLON BRANDO MOVIES|$200|easy|'Never tell anybody outside the family what you're thinking again'|The Godfather
14/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT GREECE|$800|hard|In 594 B.C. this Athenian statesman drew up a code of law|Solon
01/03/2011|Jeopardy!|ON YOUR COLLEGE VISIT...|$200|easy|Don't do a spit take & say, 'Tuition's $37,380 at' this school?  'Nearby Palo Alto is great, but that's a cardinal sin'|Stanford
15/01/2003|Jeopardy!|'J' WALKING|$600|medium|In 1999 a Martian lander was lost because Lockheed used English units & this Calif. lab used metric units in calculations|Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL)
15/05/2006|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$400|easy|The Persian Gulf is an arm of the Arabian Sea, which is part of this ocean|the Indian Ocean
10/03/2008|Final Jeopardy!|ACTORS|None|None|He never won an Oscar, but this 1960s movie star got a patent for a low-slung bucket seat for race cars|Steve McQueen
06/01/2003|Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY TEST|$800|hard|It's what we call the northern or southern half of the Earth, as divided by the equator|hemisphere
18/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|B-BOYS|$800|hard|Oscar nominee for 'Starman'|Jeff Bridges
27/10/2008|Jeopardy!|SPORTS: 1948|$800|hard|With fans eager to watch Doak Walker play, SMU moved its home games to this venue, 'The House That Doak Built'|the Cotton Bowl
30/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ON COMMISSIONS|$1200|hard|The Nevada State Athletic Commission is mainly concerned with this sport|boxing
19/02/2010|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE HOUSE|$800|hard|It's the wooden finishing strip at the bottom of an interior wall where it meets the floor|a floor molding
13/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$800|hard|You don't have to be crazy to know 'meshugga' is from this language|Yiddish
24/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$200|easy|In the 500s & 600s it replaced Latin as the official language of the Byzantine Empire|Greek
06/07/1995|Jeopardy!|RANKS & TITLES|$200|easy|Title shared by a large moth or the largest penguin|emperor
03/11/2005|Jeopardy!|A LA 'CART'|$800|hard|One of the best-known examples of this 6-letter term is OPEC|a cartel
17/01/2008|Jeopardy!|'ODE' TO JOY|$1000|hard|This company created fine bone china, and perfected the underglaze blue printing seen here|Spode
12/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE GIANTS|$400|easy|In the fairy tale 'Jack & the Beanstalk', it's the giant's line that precedes 'I smell the blood of an Englishman'|Fe, fi, fo, fum
12/12/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|This Arizona city's name comes from Chuk Son, Papago for 'Spring at the foot of a black mountain'|Tucson
29/12/2008|Jeopardy!|DO YOU KNOW JACK ABOUT LIT?|$200|easy|In 'Patriot Games' this character stops Irish terrorists & joins the CIA|(Jack) Ryan
17/07/1996|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$400|easy|Tequila is named for a town near Guadalajara in this country|Mexico
17/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$400|easy|In 1997 Babyface tied this performer's 1983 record of 12 Grammy nominations in one year|Michael Jackson
20/12/2001|Jeopardy!|THE CHILDREN'S HOUR|$400|easy|Hotels in this Asian capital city include the Children's Castle & Okubo House|Tokyo
03/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE NICKNAME'S THE SAME|$1600|hard|Temple, Rice|Owls
24/03/1998|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$500|medium|'The Edge' reunited Anthony Hopkins with Bart the Bear, who was pitted against Brad Pitt in this 1995 film|Legends of the Fall
15/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HAPPY TALK|$1000|hard|This English word comes from Latin for 'under the influence of Jupiter'|Jovial
22/03/2001|Jeopardy!|I KNOW THAT SONG|$400|easy|'Someone left the cake out in the rain, I don't think that I could take it 'cause it took so long to bake it...'|MacArthur Park
23/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$200|easy|It's the footwear in the title of Dennis Nahat's rock 'n' roll ballet, danced to Elvis Presley's greatest hits|Blue Suede Shoes
14/09/2006|Jeopardy!|YOU CAN TELL BY THE WAY I USE MY 'WALK'|$200|easy|Better be a mint on my pillow! A stay at a hotel on this Monopoly game property costs 2 grand|Boardwalk
02/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONIC PAIRS|$200|easy|A reasonable taxi charge|Fair fare
05/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYDAY SYMBOLS|$400|easy|It's the 'happy' nickname for the nautical flag seen here|Jolly Roger
13/11/1990|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$500|medium|The graves of O. Henry & Thomas Wolfe are in this N.C. city where Wolfe was born|Asheville
12/11/2002|Jeopardy!|NOVEMBER 2001|$800|hard|The November 19, 2001 ceremony seen here kicked off a series of events that ended in February 2002 in this city|Salt Lake City (home of the Winter Olympics)
09/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN INDIANS|$800|hard|'Indian Napoleon' who led his band on a  1,000 mile retreat, but was caught 40 miles short of his goal, Canada|Chief Joseph (of the Nez Perce)
18/11/1987|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC SPELLING|$400|easy|Once a walled Inca city, these ruins near Cuzco, Peru are a favorite tourist site|M-A-C-H-U P-I-C-C-H-U
18/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY|$1600|hard|Benedict Arnold & this Green Mountain Boy captured Fort Ticonderoga on May 10, 1775|Ethan Allen
09/03/2011|Jeopardy!|ROBERTS RULE|$800|hard|At the 2010 Teen Choice Awards, he won Movie Actor: Drama not for a 'Twilight' film but for 'Remember Me'|Pattinson
29/03/1991|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC|$400|easy|Texas town that's the title of Waylon Jennings' 1977 hit subtitled 'Back To The Basics Of Love'|Luckenbach
28/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'80s MUSIC|$800|hard|His 1986 No. 1 hit 'Kiss' says, 'Act your age, Mama, not your shoe size -- maybe we could do the twirl'|Prince
03/01/2001|Jeopardy!|DRUGS|$400|easy|From the Latin for 'I shall please', it's a fake drug given in place of a real one|Placebo
25/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OLD SONGS|$1600|hard|The 1925 tune about this instrumental female begins, 'I saw the splendor of the moonlight on Honolulu Bay'|Ukulele Lady
11/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC POTPOURRI|$400|easy|Patriotic song whose fourth verse contains the line 'And this be our motto: 'In God is our trust' '|The Star-Spangled Banner
05/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|REESE'S PIECES|$1600|hard|Completes the title of Reese's feature film debut, 1991's 'The Man in' this celestial object|the Moon
17/03/2006|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$200|easy|It has the largest enrollment of any university in Utah|Brigham Young
26/01/1999|Jeopardy!|WOW!  MY OWN LABEL!|$500|medium|He's the best seller of all the artists in his own Paisley Park stable|Prince
24/04/1990|Jeopardy!|DESSERTS|$200|easy|Joy of Cooking says whether this cake is 'round or rectangular, the cutting begins at the lowest tier'|Wedding Cake
23/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH NOBILITY|$1000|hard|In 1702 military hero John Churchill became this 'man' as the first Duke of it|Marlborough
15/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD IN HISTORY|$1600|hard|It's said that this French emperor's chef created Chicken Marengo for him right on the battlefield|Napoleon
24/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|POEMS ON POETS|$1200|hard|Being called 'a gargoyle of a man' / May have caused him to lose all hope / But his 'Rape of the Lock' was good / He's...|(Alexander) Pope
29/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$2000|hard|The founder of this religion in the 500s B.C. was known as Jina; an anagram of Jina gave us its present name|Jainism
30/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|INDIAN GEOGRAPHY|$2000|hard|India is separated from this nation by the 40-mile-wide Palk Strait|Sri Lanka
27/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FRENCHMEN|$500|medium|Here's an IQ test: He was responsible for the first French psychology journal|Alfred Binet
29/04/2004|Jeopardy!|SOUVENIRS & COLLECTIBLES|$800|hard|The gift shop at this memorial sells Black Hills gold jewelry as well as Beanie dolls of several presidents|Mount Rushmore
22/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONIC PAIRS|$1000|hard|To mutilate a print of a 1974 Lucille Ball film|to maim Mame
19/06/1997|Final Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS|None|None|Last name of 2 brothers, one currently a cabinet secretary & one mayor of a city of several million|Daley (William M. & Richard M.)
17/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$1000|hard|Chiefly used in Louisiana, it's Creole for a gift given a customer by a shopkeeper at the time of purchase|Lagniappe
14/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$800|hard|Though it has no known function, this vermiform projection may become inflamed & even burst|the appendix
11/11/1998|Jeopardy!|COLONIES|$500|medium|By 700 B.C. these people had established Mediterranean colonies at Utica & Carthage|Phoenicians
10/07/2007|Jeopardy!|THE WHALING WALLS|$1000|hard|You can see a mural of Keiko in the adventure park in this country where the desire to 'Free Willy' began|Mexico
04/03/1999|Jeopardy!|WHO ARE YOU?|$100|easy|A Las Vegan may be called a Silver Stater, but this is the more common equivalent|Nevadan
10/12/2010|Jeopardy!|'ER'|$200|easy|To remove a recorded signal from a tape|erase
15/10/2008|Jeopardy!|THE G-8|$600|medium|Its 4 major islands form a curve that extends for about 1,500 miles|Japan
14/10/1986|Jeopardy!|MUSICALS|$300|easy|It opened, appropriately, at the Majestic & marked the musical stage debut of Richard Burton|Camelot
03/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|INFIELD OF DREAMS|$400|easy|This all-time leader in hits & games placed was a regular at first, second & third|Pete Rose
21/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ORGANIZED LABOR|$400|easy|Service Employees International targets office building owners in a program called 'Justice for' these workers|Janitors
11/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$600|medium|The Church of St, Francis in this Peruvian capital is noted for its eerie catacombs|Lima
13/12/2006|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL MONOGRAMS|$600|medium|MVB|Martin Van Buren
28/10/1999|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$400|easy|These airborne grains from trees, grass or weeds may produce hay fever attacks|Pollen
30/10/2001|Jeopardy!|FROM BOOK TO TV|$200|easy|Christopher Plummer narrated a 1993 Family Channel series about this Paris schoolgirl|Madeline
09/03/2001|Jeopardy!|THE RULES OF THE GAMES|$500|medium|In this sport the doubles alley is 4 1/2 feet wide|Tennis
13/02/2001|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$200|easy|Traditionally, the ballet 'Suite en Blanc' is performed without scenery, in costumes of this color|White
12/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DIVAS|$800|hard|As a 13-year-old, she moved to Greece with her mother & the family name was changed back to Kalogeropoulos|Maria Callas
10/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES IN POP MUSIC|$2000|hard|'Bela Lugosi's Dead' is an offering from this '80s group that's named for Walter Gropius' school of design|Bauhaus
23/07/2010|Jeopardy!|TOBACCO|$1000|hard|It's the process of treating & aging raw tobacco to improve its burn & flavor|curing
16/06/2011|Jeopardy!|BE PREPARED|$800|hard|This youth organization, the FFA, prepares young people for careers in agriculture|the Future Farmers of America
09/01/2001|Jeopardy!|EXPLORATION|$400|easy|In 1517 Francisco Fernandez de Cordoba became the first Spaniard to reach Mexico when he landed at this peninsula|the Yucatan Peninsula
10/12/1987|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC CINEMA|$600|medium|In '40s films, the 'Portrait of Jennie' was of Jennifer Jones & 'The Picture of Dorian Gray' was of him|Hurd Hatfield
07/06/1999|Jeopardy!|THE '60s|$500|medium|Sworn in March 17, 1969, she said she'd push for face-to-face talks with the Arabs|Golda Meir
08/09/2003|Jeopardy!|MODERN–DAY QUOTES|$400|easy|On giving up her Miss America title in 1984, she said, 'The past just came up and kicked me'|Vanessa Williams
29/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$800|hard|Salt, cheeks, pennies|things that are pinched
04/12/2001|Jeopardy!|GIN|$400|easy|Illicitly made, this type of prohibition gin was named for a household fixture|bathtub gin
23/05/2006|Jeopardy!|ON THE GO|$400|easy|The panorama at Mammoth Mountain is this type of transport for skiers, not Venetian singers|a gondola
26/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINES|$1200|hard|81 milligrams is the standard children's dose of this popular pain-relieving drug made by Bayer|aspirin
09/12/1999|Jeopardy!|MOBILE HOMES|$500|medium|Distinctive brand of mobile home seen here:|Airstream
03/04/2006|Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$600|medium|On radio or TV: PSA|public service announcement
03/10/2005|Final Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL RELATIVES|None|None|He defended civil rights as a representative from Massachusetts' 11th District from 1895 to 1901|John Francis Fitzgerald
15/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE 'BABY's COME FROM|$800|hard|He was born in Chicago in 1908 & hooked up with Dillinger in the '30s|Baby Face Nelson
15/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MANDARIN CHINESE|$1200|hard|The 'sh' in... [this name] ...has no exact equivalent in English; it's usually rendered with this letter|an X
15/05/2000|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1905 journalist Arthur Griffith founded this political party, urging the Irish to not pay taxes to the British|Sinn Fein
28/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED BIRDS|$400|easy|It's often atop a statue: ONE PIG|a pigeon
31/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE THE KIDS!|$800|hard|Pinching pennies?  The Lincoln Park Zoo in this Midwest city has something rare: free admission|Chicago
03/06/2011|Jeopardy!|ON A SWISS ARMY KNIFE|$600|medium|The Phillips 2-bit on the knife is one of these|a screwdriver
06/11/2006|Jeopardy!|P TIMES 3|$800|hard|A fun kind of this is a children's book with 3-D cutout artwork; a not-so-fun kind happens while Internet surfing|a pop-up
29/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE MOVIE|$600|medium|1981: 'When I run, I feel his pleasure'|Chariots of Fire
11/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$1000|hard|The Aleje Ujazdowskie has been called the 'Champs-Elysees' of this Polish capital|Warsaw
23/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1000|hard|In his 1938 work 'The Unvanquished', the Sartoris family copes with the Civil War|William Faulkner
29/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MIDWEST CITIES|$800|hard|South Dakota city named for the landmark seen here|Sioux Falls
26/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ART HERSTORY|$1200|hard|Given government approval to cross-dress, Rosa Bonheur was the first woman given this French award|the Legion of Honor
01/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'STUPID' ANSWERS|$800|hard|There may be stupid answers, but proverbially, there are no these|stupid questions
09/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ON 'R' MAPS|$800|hard|'The Photo Capital of the World', this city in New York is also the birthplace of American Spiritualism|Rochester
08/09/2000|Jeopardy!|LIONS|$500|medium|This mythic beast had the head & wings of an eagle & the body of a lion|Griffin
27/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE DICKENS TITLE|$1600|hard|'L.D.'|Little Dorrit
16/12/2005|Jeopardy!|THE U.S. POSTAL SERVICE|$800|hard|These federal lawmen who protect the mails used to be called special agents|postal inspectors
25/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'POP' QUIZ|$200|easy|The only Dr. Seuss title that fits the category, it seems like it could be painful to Dad|Hop On Pop
16/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$1000|hard|He was knighted in 1866 not for his temperature scale, but for helping develop the transatlantic cable|Lord Kelvin
12/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|POULTRY|$1000|hard|This quail, the only one native to Eastern U.S., gets its name from its whistle, not its color|bobwhite
26/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE TRUMAN SHOW|$800|hard|Similar to the New Deal, Truman's domestic policy was called this|Fair Deal
11/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THE PRESIDENTS' CHILDREN|$400|easy|Tragically in 1999 this favorite son, his wife & her sister perished in a plane off Martha's Vineyard|John F. Kennedy, Jr.
20/04/2009|Jeopardy!|SECRET SERVICE CODE NAMES 2009|$600|medium|Barack Obama-- This 'R' word; how mavericky|Renegade
11/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE LIFE OF THE SEA|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew delivers the clue) Scientists here at UC Santa Cruz discerned that the sunburst species of this flowerlike creature was a separate species and not just a type of the aggregating species|a sea anemone
21/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GOING HORSE|$1200|hard|Per the bard, at Bosworth Field this man bellowed 'A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse!'|Richard III
05/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FRACTIONS|$400|easy|In its lowest terms, a .400 batting average in baseball is this fraction|2/5
01/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|C'EST PARIS|$600|medium|From either bank, it's the body of water seen here|Seine River
21/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIG BAND ERA|$1200|hard|A 1941 hit for the Andrews sisters, the song about this 'boy' was also nominated for an Academy Award|the Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy of Company B
06/06/2000|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY RHYME TIME|$200|easy|Bambi's camping equipment|Deer gear
26/11/1998|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE FOOTBALL|$300|easy|Even after Penn State joined it in 1990, this conference retained its numerical name|The Big Ten
31/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'PAR' FOR THE...|$1200|hard|Similar grammatical form when dealing with several ideas is called this type of construction|parallel
30/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE LANGUAGE OF CINEMA|$1600|hard|A type of adhesive tape is named for this job, the chief electrician on the set|gaffer
27/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS|$400|easy|This author's 'The Secret Man' detailed the history of his interactions with Deep Throat|Bob Woodward
14/03/1990|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY AUTHORS|$400|easy|This TV star's book, 'Straight Shooting', isn't 'Untouchable'|Robert Stack
13/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH ART & ARTISTS|$400|easy|Using the alias Phiz, H.K. Browne was the original illustrator of 'Bleak House' & many other works by this author|Charles Dickens
30/06/1997|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS|$300|easy|This Dane could tickle the ivories for Robert Loggia January 3, their mutual birthday|Victor Borge
09/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT A 19th CENTURY CHARACTER|$400|easy|This French title character duels with a nobleman who has insulted his enormous nose|Cyrano
14/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$1200|hard|His most famous work, 'Finlandia', was first performed in 1899|Sibelius
07/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|EYE ON ASIA|$200|easy|In 1996 East Timorese activists Carlos Belo & Jose ramos-horta won this international prize|the Nobel Peace Prize
20/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARIES|$400|easy|On his way to Concord on the night of April 18-19, 1775, he was captured & had to return to Lexington on foot|Paul Revere
05/12/2001|Jeopardy!|YOGI BERRA: PHILOSOPHER|$600|medium|Yogi once asked that this food dish be cut in 4 pieces because he wasn't hungry enough to eat 8|pizza
12/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHOW ME THE MONKEY!|$600|medium|This monkey is named after an order of hooded Catholic monks|Capuchin
02/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FORBES 100 MOST POWERFUL WOMEN|$1200|hard|On my honor, this Supreme Court Justice is No. 32|Ruth Bader Ginsburg
29/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE AM I?|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew stands in a knit cap and mittens in front of the Egyptian movie theater.)  I'm in this Utah city, which buzzes with film & dealmaking excitement each year during the Sundance Film Festival|Park City
03/12/2010|Jeopardy!|THE NEW TESTAMENT|$800|hard|The name of this garden is Hebrew for 'oil press'; in ancient times it was the place where olives were pressed into oil|Gethsemane
19/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE ME TO YOUR LEADER|$400|easy|A military major general at age 39 in 1967, he defeated his political predecessor in a landslide in 2001|Sharon
07/02/1986|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$300|easy|'Don't bother me', I'm eating this Pennsylvania Dutch molasses pie|shoo-fly
07/09/1999|Jeopardy!|FARAWAY PLACES|$200|easy|This land that's north of England has odd place names lile Loch Lochy & Loch Oich|Scotland
01/12/2011|Jeopardy!|ABOUT THE STATES|$600|medium|The state ship of Connecticut is this early nuclear submarine|the Nautilus
31/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GEN. NELSON MILES|$600|medium|In 1894 Miles went to Chicago to stop the riots caused by this railroad workers strike|Pullman strike
09/04/1997|Jeopardy!|NAMES OF THE '60s|$400|easy|A 1966 book was entitled this person 'Teaches Chess'|Bobby Fischer
13/09/2007|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL|$400|easy|The Mabinogion is an important collection of myths & tales from this U.K. country|Wales
17/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MONTY PYTHON|$800|hard|In 1988 this Pythoner made it around the world in 80 days for the BBC with 17 hours to spare|Michael Palin
16/02/2005|Jeopardy!|THE L WITH U|$600|medium|A substance, such as oil or grease, for lessening friction in the working parts of a mechanism|a lubricant
08/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FILM STARS|$400|easy|After divorcing Robert Walker, Jennifer Jones married this 'Gone With The Wind' producer in 1949|David O. Selznick
21/03/2001|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES BY REGION|$500|medium|Oppland, Nordland, Telemark|Norway
26/02/2010|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL LAST NAMES|$200|easy|Beach Boys Brian, Carl & Dennis|Wilson
12/10/1998|Jeopardy!|THE GETTY|$300|easy|One of the largest paintings at the Getty is Ensor's 1888 'Entry of Christ Into' this Belgian capital|Brussels
29/11/1984|Final Jeopardy!|THE CALENDAR|None|None|The only day of the week named for a Roman god|Saturday
05/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THROUGH THE 1800s WITH SARAH POLK|$1200|hard|During the Civil War, Mrs. Polk's Tennessee home had this official status & both union & CSA leaders visited|neutrality
18/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ORANGE YOU GLAD?|$600|medium|This 1962 novel includes a glossary of Nadsat language|A Clockwork Orange
13/07/1998|Jeopardy!|MULTIPLE MEANINGS|$300|easy|To trample underfoot, a closed court sport or a vegetable|Squash
06/01/2012|Jeopardy!|FORM LETTERS|$600|medium|In form VA4962, Verification of Eligibility for Burial in a National Cemetery, VA is this Cabinet department|Veterans Affairs
31/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AUDIO BOOKS|$400|easy|If Julia Roberts has help with her kids, she knows the world of these 'Diaries' she narrated|The Nanny Diaries
31/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GET LOUD|$1600|hard|Seen & heard here, it's the loudest insect on the planet|a cicada
06/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STORY SONGS|$800|hard|Before his fatal accident, Tommy 'Couldn't get Laura on the phone so to her mother Tommy said' this|Tell Laura I Love Her
01/05/2000|Jeopardy!|'EZ' DOES IT|$500|medium|The name of this Indian tribe that lives in Idaho is French for 'pierced nose'|Nez Perce
13/02/2001|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$500|medium|This 19th C. Norwegian wrote incidental music for Bjornstjerne Bjornson's play 'Sigurd Jorsalfar'|Edvard Grieg
22/04/2008|Jeopardy!|HOTEL|$600|medium|Located on Sunset Boulevard, this pink palace opened in 1912 and is on the cover of the Eagles' 'Hotel California'|the Beverly Hills Hotel
02/10/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORY'S MYSTERIES|$500|medium|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): '(Hello, I'm Patrick Duffy)  According to Plato, Solon discovered the legend of this lost continent while on a trip to Egypt'|Atlantis
28/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN WOMEN|$1200|hard|After vehemently opposing WWI, this Hull House founder was kicked out of the DAR|Jane Addams
22/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MAKING A PROPHET|$800|hard|In 1863 Baha'u'llah proclaimed himself a long awaited prophet & founded this faith|Bahai Faith
22/06/2001|Jeopardy!|HAPPY, SLAPPY OR PAPPY|$100|easy|Disney dwarf|Happy
21/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THE BOYS IN BLUE|$1000|hard|The bulletproof shields used by police depts. are called this type of shield, from the Greek for 'to throw'|ballistic
15/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ANTHROPOLOGY|$500|medium|Eugene Dubois thought there'd be fossils of Homo Erectus in the East Indies & found them on this island|Java
06/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'FF'|$600|medium|This Welsh capital was once the world's greatest coal-exporting port, a veritable 'giant'|Cardiff
03/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MUSCLING IN|$400|easy|This word precedes minimus, medius & maximus in the names of the 3 large muscles of the buttocks|gluteus
20/12/2010|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY NOVELISTS|None|None|A critic said that a character of his, 'yearning for the moon... never saw the sixpence at his feet'; he made that into a title|Somerset Maugham
01/12/2008|Jeopardy!|POTENT PORTABLES|$1000|hard|You can carry 80 oz. of suds under your shirt with the removable spare tire sold under this descriptive name|a Beerbelly
08/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|STATE UNIVERSITY BY ALUMS|$400|easy|Laura Bush, Michael Dell, Moon walker Alan Bean|(University of) Texas
25/12/1997|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$100|easy|This school's athletic teams are called the Hoosiers|Indiana
03/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL WHO'S WHO|$1000|hard|He's the prophet portrayed here in a Rembrandt painting lamenting the destruction of Jerusalem|Jeremiah
01/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE KENNEDY YEARS|$400|easy|In October 1962 JFK was photographed in the Oval Office with Soviet leader who were unaware he already knew about this crisis|the Cuban Missile Crisis
22/10/2009|Jeopardy!|A WORD ABOUT FOOD|$800|hard|This type of fruit is slang for the head, or when followed by 'head', a blockhead|a melon
28/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING WITH FIRE|$800|hard|With fire, iron & carbon are forged into this strong alloy|steel
13/02/2007|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$200|easy|Witchcraft trials held in this town in 1692 led to the hangings of 19 people|Salem
12/04/2007|Jeopardy!|TITLES OF PRINCE CHARLES|$1000|hard|He's also the Earl of Carrick, just like this victor at Bannockburn 700 years before him|Robert the Bruce
13/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN HISTORY|$200|easy|The Organization of African Unity was founded in 1963 at a conference in this Ethiopian capital|Addis Ababa
27/12/2000|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$500|medium|This publisher who died in 1911 set up a prize fund for awards in journalism, literature, music & drama|Joseph Pulitzer
13/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN ON U.S. STAMPS|$1600|hard|1907: A Powhatan princess|Pocahontas
09/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ROCKET SCIENCE|$800|hard|William Hale's 1844 military rocket, using curved vanes, stayed stable by doing this in flight|spinning
08/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER AT THE MOVIES|$1600|hard|Gene Kelly croons & dances while taking his brother Dustin Hoffman on a road trip|Singin' in the Rain Man
07/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|QUASI-RELATED PAIRS|$2000|hard|A Biblical Hebrew prophet with his own book & commentator Rooney|Amos & Andy
13/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH SOVEREIGNS|$400|easy|1 of the 3 in 1066|Harold II, Edward the Confessor or William the Conqueror
15/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE QUOTES|$800|hard|1988: 'The dingo's got my baby!'|A Cry in the Dark
29/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GRAND OL' OPERA|$600|medium|This Ethiopian princess was captured by the Egyptians & made a slave to Princess Amneris|Aida
31/03/2005|Jeopardy!|'FINGER' EXERCISE|$800|hard|Alphabetic sign language|finger spelling
01/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TUDOR GARAGE|$1200|hard|When the Countess of Salisbury was executed here for treason, the executioner needed 11 chops!|the Tower of London
13/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS ELEPHANTS|$400|easy|Surus was said to be the bravest of the war elephants that crossed the Alps with this Carthaginian|Hannibal
06/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$1200|hard|The Watergate scandal led to the resignation of this U.S. president in 1974|Nixon
19/02/2009|Jeopardy!|FOODIE TECHNIQUES|$1000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew cuts an onion in a bowl full of water.)  To slice an onion without tears, cut it under water where the allinase enzymes present can't form sulfinic this when reacting with your eyes|acid
18/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY ADJECTIVES|$200|easy|Things are this if they are like Sir Thomas More's perfect island|utopian
03/06/1999|Jeopardy!|BILL GATES' 50 BILLION|$400|easy|OK, we're not allowing for inflation, but Bill could afford over 8,000 Steve Austins, this title character|The Six Million Dollar Man; The 'Bionic Man'
14/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1700s|$400|easy|Asked what he did during this French Revolutionary phase that began in 1793, Emmanuel Sieyes said, 'I survived'|the Reign of Terror
08/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|QUID PRO QUO-POURRI|$1200|hard|Give me this Northwest African mountain range & I'll give you a book of the same name where you might see it|the Atlas Mountains
27/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$800|hard|Last name of Soames & Irene, the 2 principal characters in John Galsworthy's 3 novel 'saga'|Forsyte
22/04/2008|Jeopardy!|A SPELLING PRODUCTION|$200|easy|It's the star-shaped symbol on a keyboard above the number 8|A-S-T-E-R-I-S-K
25/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DEATH BY...|$2000|hard|Possible dropping of a tortoise on his head by an eagle, in 456 B.C.|Aeschylus
06/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MATH & SCIENCE|$800|hard|On a map, this is denoted by 1 inch=3 miles, for example|scale
06/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN NICKNAMES|$1200|hard|Born in 1905, he was the 'Billionaire Recluse'|Howard Hughes
19/09/2001|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY MOVIES|$300|easy|1978: Robert De Niro battles post-Vietnam stress|The Deer Hunter
07/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'D' AS...|$100|easy|in this kind of tea, one of India's finest; its leaves are grown at about 7,000 feet|Darjeeling
20/11/1998|Jeopardy!|twentysomething|$200|easy|At arrival or departure, this 'salute' is fired for a U.S. president or a visiting head of state|a 21-gun salute
16/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'D.P.'|$1600|hard|The Fifth Amendment says no person shall be 'deprived of life, liberty, or property without' this|due process
29/06/2000|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC CINEMA|$500|medium|1931: 'Listen to them.  Children of the night.  What music they make.'|Dracula
18/09/1997|Jeopardy!|TV COPS|$100|easy|On this sitcom Laurie Metcalf played Jackie, who left police work to become a trucker|Roseanne
20/12/2002|Jeopardy!|...OR WITHOUT 'EM|$800|hard|The antioxidant nutrients include vitamins C & E & this substance that occurs naturally in orange veggies|beta-carotene
28/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMA CLUB TRYOUTS|$1200|hard|Looking for over-achievers to play Chip, Schwarzy, Coneybear & Barfee in 'the 25th Annual Putnam County' this|Spelling Bee
29/01/2009|Jeopardy!|EXODUS|$600|medium|14: 16 says, 'And the children of Israel shall go on dry ground through the midst of the sea' --this one|the Red Sea
25/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY AUTHORS|$800|hard|Her career took off after publishing 'Fear of Flying' in 1973|Erica Jong
01/03/2000|Jeopardy!|-OLOGIES|$400|easy|This zoology branch deals with a bunch of bird brains, & with every other aspect of a bird|Ornithology
20/12/1991|Jeopardy!|MOVIE MONSTERS|$200|easy|Raymond Burr was a reporter investigating this fire-breathing lizard in Tokyo in 1956 & 1985|Godzilla
23/11/2005|Jeopardy!|DEPARTMENT 'S'|$1000|hard|This semimetallic element is the second-most common element on Earth after oxygen|silicon
07/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A FEW GENTLEMEN OF VERONA|$1600|hard|Born in Verona, Gaetano Rossi was famous for writing more than 120 of these opera storylines|librettos
10/04/2009|Jeopardy!|WHAT IS THIS, SOME KIND OF JOKE?|$200|easy|From this sitcom: 'How's life treating you, Norm?' 'Like it caught me in bed with his wife'|Cheers
28/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LATIN LESSON|$500|medium|Shakespeare taught us this phrase meaning 'you also'|Et tu
22/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HOMECOMING KINGS & QUEENS|$1600|hard|In 1945, after the wartime years in England, Queen Wilhelmina crossed the North Sea & returned to this country|the Netherlands
22/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' BIRTHPLACES|$800|hard|He was born in 'The Jungle' of Baltimore in 1878|(Upton) Sinclair
24/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHICAL MENAGERIE|$2000|hard|Nessus, one of these, half-horse half-man, was killed by Hercules after he tried to rape Hercules' wife|a centaur
16/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GEOMETRY|$5000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reads the clue shows a triangle with two angles labeled on the monitor.)  In this triangle, if angle A is 42 degrees and angle B is 60 degrees, then angle C has to equal this|78 degrees
30/04/2002|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY|$400|easy|Automaton is sometimes just a fancy name for one of these mechanical beings|a robot
20/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A WOMAN OF DISTINCTION|$1600|hard|'The Last Man', a tale of the last man on Earth, is by this woman known for another book on creating a man|Mary Shelley
25/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PLANES, TRAINS & AUTOMOBILES|$400|easy|At the Smithsonian you can see this plane in which Charles Lindbergh made his historic flight across the Atlantic|the Spirit of St. Louis
17/03/2008|Jeopardy!|SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE|$1000|hard|Conan Doyle was partly influenced by his Dupin stories|Edgar Allan Poe
09/09/2008|Jeopardy!|1908|$1000|hard|A powerful earthquake destroys 90% of this Sicilian city opposite the Italian mainland|Messina
28/02/2003|Jeopardy!|HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS|$200|easy|Since 1804 the presidential inaugural parade has traveled up this street from the Capitol to the White House|Pennsylvania Avenue
19/12/1997|Jeopardy!|BEATNIK LIT|$500|medium|The poetry of Gary Snyder reflects the 10 years he spent in Japan studying this religion|Zen Buddhism
18/03/1997|Jeopardy!|1980s ROCK MUSIC|$100|easy|His song 'Starting Over' became a transatlantic hit just after his December 1980 murder|John Lennon
20/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|IF THEY MARRIED...|$800|hard|'Armageddon''s Tyler weds 'Spartacus' author Howard & takes this name, like a phrase paired with 'die young'|Liv Fast
26/05/2004|Jeopardy!|1990|$200|easy|She worked hard choreographing the dancers for the 1990 Oscars; today she's a bit 'Idol'|Paula Abdul
22/10/2002|Jeopardy!|A REAL DOG & PONY SHOW|$200|easy|Though the smallest of the British ponies, this breed seen here is very powerful for its size|Shetland pony
08/01/2003|Jeopardy!|SPORTING GOODS|$200|easy|Ecologically minded golfers can get these golf ball supporters that are biodegradable|tees
08/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TAFT!|$1000|hard|After the presidency, Taft was a law professor at this Connecticut university, his alma mater|Yale
21/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES 'T'|$800|hard|Alec D'Urberville seduces her  (4)|Tess
10/03/2004|Jeopardy!|VOYEUR INFORMATION|$400|easy|Catch a glimpse of the footprint seen here & you're treading around this location where it was made|the moon
24/12/1998|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE & PLACES|$100|easy|This term for a British person or British sailor comes from the citrus juice once drunk to ward off scurvy|limey
05/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH ART & ARTISTS|$200|easy|The aptly-named Terry Frost created a painting called this season of the year '1956, Yorkshire'|winter
16/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN MOVIE STARS|$200|easy|He's three years younger than his sister, Shirley McLaine|Warren Beatty
09/12/1999|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$500|medium|Due to expansive pork processing facilities, this city on the Ohio River was once known as 'Porkopolis'|Cincinnati
17/01/2008|Jeopardy!|EXCESS HOLLYWOOD|$200|easy|Her $2 million wedding to David Gest, with an 80-piece orchestra, was delayed because Liz Taylor forgot her shoes|Liza Minelli
18/03/2010|Jeopardy!|'TALK' SOUP|$800|hard|Rhyming name for a portable 2-way communicator|a walkie-talkie
11/02/1999|Jeopardy!|ALL 'RIGHT'|$100|easy|Avian term for a conservative|Right-winger
10/07/2006|Jeopardy!|BOBBLEHEAD REVISITED|$800|hard|This fictional mountaineer headed for the Hills way back in 1962|Jed Clampett
11/11/1997|Jeopardy!|THE DREADED SPELLING CATEGORY|$500|medium|It's the capital of Arizona|P-H-O-E-N-I-X
29/05/2009|Jeopardy!|ALEXANDER|$800|hard|In 333 B.C. Alexander defeated Darius III, the king of this empire|Persia
16/11/2009|Jeopardy!|A FORD IN YOUR PAST|$200|easy|He was Rick Deckard in 'Blade Runner'|Harrison Ford
04/12/2006|Jeopardy!|SMART STUPID ANSWERS|$800|hard|In 1778 he wrote, 'Sense of pain is the first symptom of recovery in profound stupefactions'|Thomas Paine
24/12/2007|Jeopardy!|LITERARY PETS|$400|easy|Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings' 'The Yearling' centers on this type of pet|a deer
17/04/2003|Jeopardy!|DINING OUT|$200|easy|At the A&W restaurants, order your burgers with a frosty mug of this beverage that they're famous for|root beer
23/04/2007|Jeopardy!|IT'S A DOG'S LIFE|$400|easy|When this 'Sex and the City' sexpot married her third husband, her 2 dogs served as bridesmaids|(Kim) Cattrall
26/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THEATER|$2000|hard|Based on 'The Beggar's Opera', this musical opens with the song 'Mack the Knife'|The Threepenny Opera
10/04/2007|Jeopardy!|ROMANIA|$800|hard|The capital city of Bucharest is on the Dimbovita River, a tributary of this larger, more fabled river|the Danube
20/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CITIES WITH HOSPITAL-ITY|$1600|hard|Since 1962: St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital|Memphis
08/12/2004|Jeopardy!|'70s NONFICTION|$1000|hard|Theodore H. White's 'Breach of Faith' detailed 'The Fall of' this man|Nixon
02/02/1998|Jeopardy!|PYRAMID|$100|easy|The 48-story pyramid-shaped Transamerica Building dominates this city's skyline|San Francisco
19/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST NOVELS|$1600|hard|We've checked the facts & it's true, Jay McInerney shot to fame with this first novel about living life in NYC's fast lane|Bright Lights, Big City
31/03/2010|Final Jeopardy!|INTO AFRICA|None|None|James Bruce taught himself Arabic & Amharic to prepare for his 1768 journey upriver in search of this spot|the source of the Nile
17/10/1991|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY LYRICS|$500|medium|It begins, “Isn’t it rich?  Are we a pair?  Me here at last on the ground, you in mid-air”|Send In The Clowns
30/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|This state capital is located on the Merrimack River about 15 miles north of Manchester|Concord
20/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MEXICO|$400|easy|This thin, round flat bread, used to make burritos & tacos, is served at almost every Mexican meal|tortilla
22/05/2000|Jeopardy!|PRETTY BIRDIES|$500|medium|Sandhill & crowned are types of these graceful, long-necked birds that perform a dance before mating|Cranes
06/06/2011|Jeopardy!|WE 'URN' IT|$800|hard|To temporarily end a legal proceeding|adjourn
18/01/2000|Jeopardy!|IF THEY WERE MUSICALS...|$200|easy|Forget 'Cats'; the musical of this Orwell book would feature jackbooted dancing pigs|Animal Farm
08/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHICAL NICKNAMES|$1600|hard|Nicolae Ceausescu was the 'Butcher of' this Romanian city|Bucharest
22/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTIES OF ENGLAND|$200|easy|With 1 T it's an English county; with 2 Ts, Heisman Trophy winner Tony|Dorset/Dorsett
01/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MORE OPERATIC DEMISES|$400|easy|A crap game on Catfish Row turns deadly when Crown kills Robbins with a cotton-hook in this opera|Porgy & Bess
30/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CAPITALS|$1000|hard|It's alphabetically last among Europe's capital cities|Zagreb, Croatia
10/07/2008|Jeopardy!|VEGETARIANS CAN EAT THAT?|$400|easy|The Godiva candy called an 'open' one of these bivalves is a praline 'pearl' resting in a chocolate shell|an oyster
08/02/2007|Jeopardy!|BASIC SPANISH|$800|hard|A part of the body: corazon|heart
07/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL|$400|easy|When it's just you & this person, be prepared to show a letter of consent or order of custody|your child
20/05/2010|Jeopardy!|NEW ORLEANS & KATRINA|$200|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from New Orleans, LA.)  I'm at the New Orleans chapter of this organization, whose shelters across Louisiana provided refuge, food & water for over 146,000 people in the wake of Katrina|the Red Cross
08/09/2004|Jeopardy!|SMALL TOWN FOLKS|$200|easy|This popcorn magnate burst into the world on July 16, 1907 in Brazil, Indiana|Orville Redenbacher
26/02/1997|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL FOOD & DRINK|$200|easy|In Curacao this animal, the symbol of Capricorn, is the main ingredient in a stew|Goat
03/11/2006|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$600|medium|Nebuchadnezzar, Methuselah, Magnum|champagne bottles
20/10/2008|Jeopardy!|OLD HOLLYWOOD|$1000|hard|Van Heflin died aged 60 in 1971; this Van from 'The Caine Mutiny' turned 90 in 2006|Van Johnson
17/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BORN FIRST|$1200|hard|Percy Shelley, Robert Frost, Pablo Neruda|Shelley
12/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ITALIAN ART & ARTISTS|$2000|hard|Lorenzo Ghiberti is best-known for the magnificent bronze doors he created for the baptistery in this city|Florence
17/09/1999|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY FOOD|$300|easy|In 1902 Nabisco introduced these under the Barnum's label|Animal crackers
15/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I NEED A FARM VACATION!|$800|hard|Maybe I'll spend a day getting lost at Oakes Farm in Tennessee, in their 11-acre one of these mazes|a corn maze
11/02/2003|Jeopardy!|TALLEST, LONGEST, WIDEST, DEEPEST|$600|medium|The widest possible split in bowling is between these 2 pins in the back row|7 & 10
18/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'VE BEEN EXILED|$400|easy|Later to run a pizza parlor in Virginia, Nguyen Ngoc Loan uses a gun in an infamous photo taken in this city in 1968|Saigon
25/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GLOVE, AMERICAN STYLE|$1200|hard|Terry Sawchuk & Chico Resch wore blockers & catch gloves as stars in this sport|hockey
06/11/1989|Jeopardy!|THE QUOTABLE FRANKLIN|$400|easy|'They are so grateful' was his 8th & last reason for preferring this type of mistress|Older Women
29/05/2001|Jeopardy!|NO OIL PAINTING|$300|easy|Louis XI of France earned this nickname by his unpleasant appearance & by weaving webs of intrigue|The Spiderman
27/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$600|medium|Long before Warren Beatty, actor Ralph Boyd played this cop|Dick Tracy
08/07/2010|Jeopardy!|THE U.S. CONSTITUTION|$400|easy|In 1865 the Constitution was changed to abolish this practice|slavery
10/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$2000|hard|Got that song 'Pumped Up Kicks' stuck in your head? Blame this trio led by Mark Foster|Foster the People
18/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORK ON IT|$800|hard|Hop on an undercutter, a chain saw on wheels, to find a seam of this rock formed from peat|coal
23/10/2003|Jeopardy!|FINISH YOUR MAIN COURSE|$200|easy|Finish your 'squab': an argument|squabble
01/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY|$200|easy|The Hellenistic Age began with the death of this Macedonian conqueror|Alexander the Great
18/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT EGYPT|$3000|hard|Paradise in the Egyptian afterlife was in this god's  'field of reeds'|Osiris
11/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|1800|$200|easy|His First Symphony debuted April 2 in Vienna; 8 to go...|Ludwig von Beethoven
11/12/1984|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$500|medium|Floating sea creature named by sailors for the Iberian fighting ship it resembles|the Portuguese man-of-war
14/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BASEBALL|$1600|hard|This A.L. team's Jacobs Field has the largest video screen in the major leagues|the (Cleveland) Indians
16/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|UNREAL ESTATE|$400|easy|The Villa Diana in his novel 'Tender Is The Night' was based on the French Riviera home of his friend Gerald Murphy|F. Scott Fitzgerald
18/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DESIGN SQUAD|$1600|hard|By shortening an instrument's strings, the Design Squad raised this 5-letter word indicated in hertz|pitch
10/04/1990|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$300|easy|It can be part of your foot, your shoe, your stocking or your loaf of bread|Heel
10/06/2008|Jeopardy!|THEY RULED IN 1708|$600|medium|In 1708 Philip V & John V ruled these neighboring kingdoms on the same peninsula|Spain & Portugal
31/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SECRETARIES OF STATE|$800|hard|With Lord Ashburton he negotiated the 1842 treaty that set the border for Maine|Daniel Webster
13/02/2009|Jeopardy!|CABLE CHANNELS|$1000|hard|Channel that's been home to gritty shows like 'Dirt' & 'Rescue Me'|FX
04/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S FIRSTS|$600|medium|In 1988 she became the 1st woman to head the government of a modern Muslim state|(Benazir) Bhutto
27/06/2001|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'K'|$200|easy|Chivalrous chesspiece                (6)|Knight
20/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT BIOS|$400|easy|Born in 1770, studied with Salieri, became totally deaf in 1819, died 1827|Ludwig van Beethoven
10/12/1984|Jeopardy!|'ANDY'|$100|easy|The black & white bear of Walter Lantz cartoons|Andy Panda
04/11/1991|Jeopardy!|LONDON LANDMARKS|$300|easy|In case you want to 'steal' a look at them, they're in a room in Wakefield Tower|Crown Jewels
07/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|HENRY VIII'S WIVES|$2000|hard|Henry's rude nickname for her was 'The Flanders Mare'|Anne of Cleves
31/10/2011|Jeopardy!|SEASHELLS|$1000|hard|Shells of the family terebridae, called this, like the carpenter's drilling tool they resemble|an auger shell
19/12/1996|Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$400|easy|In 1963 a vaccine was developed for this disease also called rubeola|Measles
22/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTORS|$400|easy|This master's works include the Florentine Pieta, the St. Peter's Pieta, & the Rondanini Pieta|Michelangelo
18/01/2012|Jeopardy!|ONE LETTER DIFFERENT|$400|easy|Excellent eats|good food
11/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LYRICAL POSTAL ABBREVIATIONS|$2000|hard|Bob Dylan: 'So don't fear if you hear a foreign sound to your ear it's alright, ____, I'm only sighing'|Massachusetts (for Ma)
01/04/1996|Jeopardy!|INCREDIBLE EDIBLES|$500|medium|Cajun chefs have been known to cook nutria, a furry member of this order of mammals|Rodents
02/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$200|easy|The 2 states that border no other states|Alaska & Hawaii
22/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LITERATURE|$800|hard|The last of Andre Chenier's moving poems 'Iambes' date from just before his death by this in July 1794|guillotine
14/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TV THEMES THAT HIT THE CHARTS|$1200|hard|This sitcom gave us rock & roll 'fever'|WKRP in Cincinnati
26/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ARE YOU NUTS?|$800|hard|Used in pralines & widely grown in the South, it's also Texas' state tree|pecan
18/01/2008|Jeopardy!|SEEK|$400|easy|This sought-after spring was thought to be on Bimini; Ponce De Leon then sought Bimini but found Florida instead|the Fountain of Youth
18/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY BEFORE & AFTER|$200|easy|The author of 'The Color Purple' takes on a Chuck Norris TV role|Alice Walker, Texas Ranger
23/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MY NAME IS BARBARA|$800|hard|She appeared with Lassie in the 1949 film 'The Sun Comes Up' before she played Beaver's mother on TV|Barbara Billingsley
12/04/2010|Jeopardy!|HI, BOB|$800|hard|Known as 'Bullet Bob', he won Olympic gold & a Super Bowl ring|Bob Hayes
01/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PETS|$400|easy|The korat doesn't lose hair easily, so cat lovers who suffer from these can get a korat & ditch the Claritin|allergies
11/06/1998|Jeopardy!|ALMOST RHYMES WITH ORANGE|$400|easy|A tube fitted with a plunger & needle, used to inject fluids|Syringe
30/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY TV SHOWS BY CHARACTER|$800|hard|Captain Parmenter, Chief Wild Eagle, Corporal Agarn|F-Troop
08/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A, B, C|$800|hard|In phrases like 'a man' or 'a door', a is this part of speech|an article
22/01/2010|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SITCOM EPISODES|$200|easy|'Lucy & Ethel Buy the Same Dress'|I Love Lucy
28/09/2000|Jeopardy!|'ISM' NATION|$400|easy|A modern idea or invention wrongly placed in a historical drama|Anachronism
19/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$1600|hard|When this man's brother said that he was still alive, his father Jacob's 'heart fainted, for he believed them not'|Joseph
25/01/2011|Jeopardy!|BIOPIC-NIC|$200|easy|1970 George C. Scott as this general|Patton
27/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|19TH CENTURY AMERICA|$400|easy|In 1856 John C. Fremont became this political party's first presidential nominee|Republican
01/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'O'|$800|hard|A closed plane figure, specifically like a standard American stop sign|an octagon
14/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'GRANT's & 'LEE's|$200|easy|At an early age, she stripped herself of the name Rose Louise Hovick|Gypsy Rose Lee
23/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|J.R.|$400|easy|She got a B.A. from Cornell in 1960 & an LL.B. from Harvard Law School in 1963|Janet Reno
19/02/1999|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$500|medium|You'll find Gripsholm Castle on an island in Lake Malaren in this northern European country|Sweden
16/12/2008|Jeopardy!|WHO MADE THAT ALPHANUMERIC THING?|$1000|hard|The news show 'AC360º' (the network)|CNN
19/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MEN IN GREY|$600|medium|Pierre G.T. Beauregard was known as 'The Little' this from his admiration of the French leader|Napoleon
18/11/2003|Jeopardy!|GIVE ME ONE GOOD RAISIN|$400|easy|Raisins came to the West in the 11th C. when knights brought them back after these military expeditions|the Crusades
31/12/2009|Jeopardy!|THAT AIN'T IN YOUR TYPICAL COUNTRY SONG|$1000|hard|This 6-letter Tony Stewart sport / Don't thrill me at all / July is too short / That's when Wimbledon calls|NASCAR
21/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FACES|$200|easy|This Scottish-American taught the British & the Russians a thing or two about naval fighting|John Paul Jones
25/01/1988|Jeopardy!|PITCHMAN & PRODUCT|$400|easy|Mother Nature|Chiffon Margarine
21/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GLORY TO THE NEWBORN KING|$400|easy|November 14, 1935 Amman, Jordan|King Hussein
10/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT TIMES|$1000|hard|The ancient Persian holy book, called the 'Avesta', contains the writings of this man and his followers|Zoroaster
24/01/2000|Jeopardy!|EGYPTIAN ARCHAEOLOGY|$300|easy|The well-known tomb of this man is seen here:|Cheops (Khufu)
16/03/2005|Jeopardy!|'C' IN COOKING|$400|easy|Also called comino, it's used in seed form or ground into powder to flavor a myriad of dishes|cumin
09/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|YAD VASHEM|$400|easy|(Alex delivers the clue from Yad Vashem, Israel.)  At Yad Vashem, which is the Jewish people's living memorial to the holocaust, the monument to Jewish resistance fighters forms this national symbol|the Star of David
06/12/2001|Jeopardy!|CAMILLA|$400|easy|In an irony to end all ironies, Prince Charles proposed to this woman in 1981 on the grounds of Camilla's estate|Lady Diana Spencer
01/04/2009|Jeopardy!|WHEN POLITICIANS SPEAK|$400|easy|Asked about being a VP, he said he was in a N. Vietnam prison in the dark & fed scraps & he wouldn't want to do that again|John McCain
13/10/1992|Jeopardy!|COOKING EQUIPMENT|$100|easy|This kitchen tool is specially made to crush garlic|a garlic press
29/01/1997|Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN DISNEY FILMS|$100|easy|The Grand Duke, Prince Charming, the Fairy Godmother|Cinderella
19/12/2000|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN EXPLORERS|$200|easy|Looking for this legendary in-between fossil in Mongolia, Roy Chapman Andrews discovered dinosaur eggs|The Missing Link
27/10/1999|Jeopardy!|REMEMBERING THE '90s|$500|medium|ESPN's X Games debuted in 1995 under this slightly longer title|Extreme Games
22/09/2006|Jeopardy!|LAW SCHOOL|$600|medium|Stanford Law offers a course on 'Trusts and' these--not big swaths of land, but the property of a decedent|estates
06/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION DESIGNERS|$2000|hard|This Palm Beach designer of bright prints got started when she needed clothes that hid fruit juice stains|Lilly Pulitzer
21/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICAN DOCUMENTS|$400|easy|1863: 'All persons held as slaves within any state... shall be then, thenceforward, and forever free'|the Emancipation Proclamation
16/11/2005|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$200|easy|To mark his 18th birthday in 2002, this prince visited the sick & homeless to carry on the work of his late mother|Prince Harry
22/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE ON CABLE|$2000|hard|We are bananas about this celebrity stylist; the show titled her 'Project' is seen on Bravo|Rachel Zoe
25/02/1999|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$300|easy|Jenna Elfman & Thomas Gibson play this title pair, a kooky yoga teacher & an uptight U.S. attorney|Dharma & Greg
09/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FACES|$1200|hard|This senator was a groundbreaker in 2000|(Joseph) Lieberman
30/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER SCRABBLE WORDS|$1200|hard|Here's a little test--if you're lucky enough to play this as the opening word, you'll score 44 points|quiz
08/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$1600|hard|Ms. Lopez sang, 'Don't be fooled by the rocks that I got…I'm still' her|Jenny from the Block
13/07/2005|Final Jeopardy!|SLOGANS|None|None|In 1986 the Texas Department of Transportation began using this 4-word slogan as part of a campaign to prevent litter|Don't mess with Texas
27/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RACETRACK TALK|$1000|hard|Trainers give jockeys final instructions in this pre-race saddling area|Paddock
18/03/2009|Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS & EXPLORATION|$1000|hard|In 1643 this Dutch navigator became the first European to reach the South Pacific kingdom of Tonga|Abel Tasman
21/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AN UNFINISHED LIT CATEGORY|$400|easy|The middle class is skewered in the incomplete novel 'Bouvard And Pecuchet' by French author Gustave...|Flaubert
16/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$200|easy|If you want to see the grave this abolitionist 'lies a-mouldering in', go to North Elba, N.Y.|John Brown
25/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NUMBER TRIVIA|$2000|hard|Counting up from one, it's the first number that contains a 'Y'|twenty
28/10/2011|Jeopardy!|CASEY AT THE BAT|$600|medium|From 1999 to 2005, Sean Casey batted .300 or better 5 times in 7 seasons for this Ohio team|(Cincinnati Reds)
12/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|24|$2000|hard|Because of this 3-word optical phenomenon, still images projected at 24 frames per second seem to be moving pictures|persistence of vision
03/12/1997|Jeopardy!|GENESIS|$500|medium|God made all sorts of these, including one of life & one of the knowledge of good & evil|Trees
13/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST THINGS FIRST|$3000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the Palace Hotel in San Francisco)  The Garden Court was the site of the official 1945 banquet honoring the opening session of this organization|United Nations
03/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE GREAT WAR|$200|easy|Germans asserted that this passenger liner was carrying arms when it sank in May 1915|Lusitania
28/05/1992|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$200|easy|Tuxedo, Williams, Ernie Ford|Tennessees
28/03/2001|Jeopardy!|MUSIC OF THE '90s|$200|easy|In 1991 Michael Bolton scored with this single, a No. 1 hit for Percy Sledge 25 years earlier|When A Man Loves A Woman
05/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HAIR|$400|easy|If you find yourself sporting this hairstyle, you've been punk'd|a mohawk
08/04/2010|Jeopardy!|THE NOVEL'S FIRST DRAFT?|$800|hard|'With the first pick in the NFL draft, the Chicago Bears select...Lennie!' George beamed. Now they could buy 200 rabbit farms!|Of Mice and Men
18/02/2005|Jeopardy!|SEARCH DOG FOUNDATION|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew unleashes a black lab in the training course.)  The bark alert is one of the tests a dog must pass to be on a search team certified by this Department of Homeland Security agency  'Search!' 'Rrowr rrowr rrowr!'|FEMA
13/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON IRVING & FRIENDS|$800|hard|During this duelist's 1807 trial for treason, Irving struck up a friendship with his daughter, Theodosia|Aaron Burr
11/01/1999|Jeopardy!|PLANTS & TREES|$1000|hard|Had the Israelites wandered in the Mojave Desert, they would have seen this tree named for one of their leaders|Joshua tree
24/06/2003|Jeopardy!|SOAP WORLD|$1000|hard|Danielle Julian created the 'Great Amber Wall of Soap', seen here, with 7,500 of this brand's cleansing bars|Neutrogena
07/03/2005|Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS: 1871|$600|medium|In 1871 Leopold II began his seventh year as king of this country|Belgium
30/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ADD A LETTER|$400|easy|Add a letter to a word meaning 'an assembly of witches' & you get this word that describes a hoof|cloven
01/02/2011|Jeopardy!|SOMETHING 'MORE'|$200|easy|In 2007 Florida quarterback Tim Tebow became the first of this college level to win the Heisman Trophy|sophomore
26/09/2008|Jeopardy!|WHAT TO WEAR|$400|easy|Eddie Bauer & The Gap offer the flared-below-the-knee jeans called this 'cut', from what they fit over|boot-cut
26/03/1990|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL|$400|easy|In 1961 owner Calvin Griffith moved this team to Minneapolis where it became the Minnesota Twins|Washington Senators
27/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WINNIE|$600|medium|Churchill's mother, born Jennie Jerome, was a native of this country|the United States
14/12/2009|Jeopardy!|LONG ONE-SYLLABLE WORDS|$800|hard|(8 letters) Describes a roof composed of leaves or straw|thatched
01/10/2010|Jeopardy!|A WINE-WINE SITUATION|$200|easy|White wine can come from a white grape or from a darker grape with this removed|its skin
15/06/2005|Jeopardy!|CHURCHES|$400|easy|Thomas Dorsey, 'The Father of' this type of music, developed it in the 1930s at Chicago's Pilgrim Baptist|gospel
11/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH TRIVIA|$600|medium|Role Hans Conreid played “relatively” well on “Make Room For Daddy”|Uncle Tonoose
02/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY NAMES|$1200|hard|'Whooping' it up at Christmas, 1899 helped finish off this tubercular American writer|Stephen Crane
02/03/1999|Jeopardy!|SING IT, SISTER|$100|easy|This French-Canadian had only spoken English for about a year when she cut her 1990 English debut album 'Unison'|Celine Dion
13/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$1200|hard|Since 1910, the color that borders the covers of 'National Geographic'|yellow
24/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TENNESSEE FOR YOURSELF|$4000|hard|Following his 1992 death, this author was returned to his roots at his boyhood home in Henning, Tennessee|Alex Haley
19/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$800|hard|Geographic features of this state include the San Juan Islands & the Strait of Juan de Fuca|Washington
06/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NOT A CURRENT NATIONAL CAPITAL|$2000|hard|Belize City, Guatemala City, Panama City|Belize City
03/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'G' WHIZ|$1000|hard|It may look like a duck, but this clumsy creature was once thought related to the loon, but that was looney:|Grebe
17/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL ANIMALS|$800|hard|A 'dog' this is something only canines can hear; politically, it's a subtle signal to one's base|a whistle
20/02/2009|Jeopardy!|ROAD TO PERDITION|$200|easy|Proverbially, it's what the road to hell is paved with|good intentions
26/07/2010|Jeopardy!|PURE CLASS|$600|medium|Companies issue this in classes such as common & preferred|stock
08/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IN MY FREE TIME|$1200|hard|I'm mastering this outdoor game, but I don't use a flamingo for a mallet like Alice did in 'Alice in Wonderland'|croquet
12/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ITALIAN ART|$1000|hard|In 1533 this Venetian was made court painter by Emperor Charles V, who also ennobled him|Titian
05/06/2001|Jeopardy!|THE ONION|$300|easy|'I will not move my army without onions!' once declared this 18th U.S. president|Ulysses S. Grant
11/11/1988|Jeopardy!|CHOREOGRAPHERS|$200|easy|This modern dancer created over 170 works; her career spanned the century|Martha Graham
08/04/1999|Jeopardy!|BLUE & THE GRAY|$500|medium|Though relieved as Union Army chief in March 1862, he continued to lead the Army of the Potomac until November|George McClellan
20/01/2010|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY BLOGS|$600|medium|His bloggings included 'The 3 D's of real estate' & 'Why I selected Dennis Rodman' for his TV show|(Donald) Trump
10/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$200|easy|This London museum's Department of Egyptian Antiquities houses the famous Rosetta Stone|the British Museum
01/06/2009|Jeopardy!|'I' OPENERS|$1000|hard|This 3-letter disease of tropical fishes sounds really yucky|ich
11/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN TRAVEL|$2000|hard|On entering the U.K., if you have anything to declare (besides 'They talk funny here'), see one of these officers|customs
28/09/2006|Jeopardy!|JACKASS--THE CATEGORY|$400|easy|The jackass, possibly the Somali variety, was domesticated on this continent about 6,000 years ago|Africa
25/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GENERAL HOSPITAL|$400|easy|Without using a hammer, it's this person's job to knock you out in the O.R.|Anesthesiologist
29/10/2002|Jeopardy!|THE 'B.G.'s|$600|medium|2-word term for large animals hunted for sport|big game
07/11/1994|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT TIMES|$300|easy|For the Persian Empire, Cyrus the Great set up a mail delivery system similar to this Old West one|the Pony Express
03/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN COMPASS BEARINGS|$1200|hard|Zip-a-dee-doo-dah!  Uncle Remus tells his tales in this 1946 Disney classic|Song of the South
25/11/1999|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$400|easy|This sea may have been named for Theseus' father|Aegean Sea
26/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE A LETTER|$200|easy|On January 10, 1845 he wrote, 'I love your verses with all my heart, dear Miss Barrett'|Robert Browning
25/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK LEARNIN'|$800|hard|In addition to 'Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea', he wrote an 1887 story on the Civil War, 'North Against South'|(Jules) Verne
07/12/2001|Jeopardy!|PARTY HOPPING|$600|medium|In 2001 this Vermont senator made headlines when he left the Republican Party to become an independent|Jim Jeffords
18/05/2007|Jeopardy!|'HIT'TING|$1000|hard|Renzo Piano & William Keck are famous as these|architects
19/06/2009|Jeopardy!|ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOSBALL|$400|easy|In 1975 this leading U.S. sports magazine called foosball 'a real first-class professional sport'|Sports Illustrated
26/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AREAS OF THE U.S.|$400|easy|The combined surface area of the 5 bodies of water in this group is 94,230 square miles|Great Lakes
06/07/2010|Jeopardy!|PARTS OF PEACH|$800|hard|These parts of a peach tree are glossy green, pointed & lance shaped|leaves
15/01/2004|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$800|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew at the Ronald Reagan Library)  This man awarded the Medal of Freedom to Ronald Reagan on January 13, 1993|George H.W. Bush
07/07/1997|Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|$500|medium|It took Dr. Wilson Greatbatch 2 years to develop this heart regulator first implemented in 1960|Pacemaker
07/05/2007|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE STADIUMS & ARENAS|$800|hard|This South Carolina school's Tigers play their home game in Memorial Stadium, aka 'Death Valley'|Clemson
29/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA HAS BEEN VERDI, VERDI GOOD TO ME|$1000|hard|Verdi's last opera, this comic masterpiece is based in part on Shakespeare's 'King Henry IV'|Falstaff
10/11/2004|Jeopardy!|IT’S A MONARCHY|$400|easy|Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia|Saudi Arabia
06/01/2012|Jeopardy!|RIBS|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows an anatomical animation on the monitor.)  The lowest two pairs of ribs in humans are known by this suspended adjective, as they don't attach in the front|floating
04/01/2001|Jeopardy!|TALL BUILDINGS|$300|easy|At 1,136 feet, the Amoco Building is the second tallest in this U.S. city|Chicago (behind the Sears Tower)
16/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'GREEN' THINGS|$200|easy|It's the body part you're said to have if you've a knack for growing plants easily|a green thumb
10/10/2001|Jeopardy!|I LIKE Q|$400|easy|The Q in the shopping channel QVC stands for this|Quality
27/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOCKEY TEAMS' HOMES|$800|hard|Madison Square Garden|the New York Rangers
18/01/2010|Jeopardy!|THE KITCHEN ZINC|$600|medium|The 'Two scoops!' on boxes of this doesn't refer to zinc, but it's a good source anyway|Raisin Bran
26/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew indicates a series of sinusoids on the monitor.)  When a wave is canceled out by an equal & opposite wave, the result is 'complete destructive' this, like what messes up radio transmissions|interference
14/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$600|medium|He cast a 'legion' of demons from a madman & put an end to his howling & raging|Jesus
08/05/2007|Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$1000|hard|MFA is an abbreviation for this graduate degree|Master of Fine Arts
31/12/1997|Jeopardy!|BOWL GAME NAMES|$1000|hard|In 1942 Oregon State & Duke duked it out in this bowl's temporary WWII home in Durham, N.C.|Rose Bowl
02/06/1998|Jeopardy!|WHOSE COW?|$400|easy|The very animated Clarabelle Cow belongs to this studio|Disney
14/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FORBES' BILLIONAIRES|$800|hard|The Donald tied for No. 205 with the Steven--this director|Steven Spielberg
31/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS LATINOS|$200|easy|This Emmy-winning 'NYPD Blue' star was born in Brooklyn in 1955|Jimmy Smits
29/11/1993|Jeopardy!|CRAFTS|$500|medium|Stumpwork, cutwork, and crewelwork are varieties of this textile art|Embroidery
08/10/1998|Jeopardy!|FIX THE PROVERB|$100|easy|Be it ever so numbing, there's no place like Nome|Be it ever so humble, there's no place like home
16/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LEGAL 'E's|$1200|hard|This person is appointed by a testator to carry out the directions & requests in his will|executor
29/09/1999|Jeopardy!|YOU'LL FIND IT IN SHAKESPEARE|$200|easy|When he mistakes frankness for lack of affection, this king rejects his only loyal daughter|King Lear
09/07/1999|Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS|$500|medium|Richard Carlson counsels stress cases in 'Don't Sweat' this '...and it's all' this|The Small Stuff
01/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$600|medium|5-letter word that precedes 'isotope' in a term for isotopes like strontium-90 & cobalt-60|Radio
14/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OHIOANS|$1200|hard|In 1890 Ohioan Caroline Harrison became the first president general of this org. that traces members' lineages to 1776|the D.A.R. (Daughters of the American Revolution)
22/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE ON CABLE|$1600|hard|The title pair of this TNT show is Boston detective Angie Harmon & medical examiner Sasha Alexander|Rizzoli & Isles
14/10/2010|Jeopardy!|THE GOSPELS|$1000|hard|Affer finding the disciples asleep in the garden of Gethsemane, Jesus said this 'indeed is willing, but the flesh is weak'|the spirit
27/03/2007|Jeopardy!|FRANK SINATRA|$1000|hard|The first names of 2 of Frank's 4 wives|(2 of) Nancy, Ava, Mia, & Barbara
20/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FAMILY DRAMA|$400|easy|His 'All My Sons' centers on Joe Keller, whose shoddy plane parts led to the death of his son & other pilots in WWII|Arthur Miller
10/11/1992|Jeopardy!|19TH CENTURY AMERICA|$600|medium|On April 10, 1841 he began publishing the New York Tribune|Horace Greeley
08/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE WEST INDIES|$600|medium|Duarte Peak, the highest point in the West Indies, rises 10,417 feet in this nation that occupies 2/3 of Hispaniola|Dominican Republic
18/11/2002|Jeopardy!|HEY, BABY, I'M PREMED|$800|hard|As a kid I thought this was a disease, instead of cell division that produces identical daughter cells|mitosis
08/09/2000|Jeopardy!|WORKING ON THE RAILROAD|$100|easy|Hideo Shima, put in charge of planning the Tokyo-Osaka line in 1958, wanted it done by this 1964 event, & it was|The Summer Olympics
24/10/2002|Jeopardy!|NUMERIC TV|$400|easy|This classic crime series featured Jack Lord as Det. Steve McGarrett|Hawaii Five-O
12/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DIVAS|$400|easy|Italian soprano Renata Tebaldi was chosen by Toscanini to sing at the reopening of this Milan opera house in 1946|La Scala
01/04/2003|Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS|$200|easy|In 1993 he headed the National Performance Review, which suggested ways to reduce the costs of government|Al Gore
10/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$800|hard|Politicians often complain about having to make appearances on this 'unappetizing poultry' circuit|the 'rubber chicken' circuit
19/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ADD AN ELEMENTAL SYMBOL|$800|hard|Add the symbol for this element to the front of 'ow' & you get precipitation|tin
23/06/2011|Jeopardy!|THE VEGETABLE GARDEN|$200|easy|Plant this veggie, allium cepa, near your carrots, as its odor drives off carrot flies, & maybe makes them cry|onions
25/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|1831|$4000|hard|First settled in 1831, it's not true that this Michigan city was acquired from local Indians for 25 cents & a box top|Battle Creek (the home of Kellogg's)
08/11/2002|Final Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|None|None|In the continental United States, this city is the southernmost state capital|Austin, Texas (Tallahassee is a very close second, Baton Rouge, third)
03/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DYNASTY|$400|easy|1st, 15th, Ptolemaic|Egypt
03/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$800|hard|Formally organized in March 1901, it was the first billion-dollar corporation|U.S. Steel
18/11/2003|Final Jeopardy!|REFERENCE BOOKS|None|None|The name of this type of reference book comes from the Greek for 'circle of instruction'|encyclopedia
30/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH LIT|$100|easy|Chapter VI of this 1844 novel is called 'His Majesty King Louis XIII'|The Three Musketeers
06/01/2000|Jeopardy!|'65|$500|medium|Awarded the Nobel Peace Prize on Oct. 25, 1965, maybe it got its prize money in pennies on the 31st|UNICEF
07/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EXCLAMATION POINTS|$400|easy|In 1963 he put up his 'Dukes' as the title character in 'McLintock!'|John Wayne
04/11/2011|Jeopardy!|RHYME-BOT|$200|easy|Turkey is the leading producer of this peachy fruit|apricot
09/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GHASTLY OPERATIC DEMISES|$200|easy|Hansel & Gretel might claim that cooking this character was a 'baking accident', but we know better|The Witch
23/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN AUTHORS|$2800|hard|This Frenchwoman who went by 1 name liked 1-name titles, like 'Mitsou' & 'Cheri'|Colette
11/03/2008|Jeopardy!|BRITISH TIDBITS|$1000|hard|This Virginia-born lady was 40 when she was elected to the British parliament in 1919|Lady Astor
06/04/1988|Jeopardy!|TV TRIVIA|$300|easy|Though Dobie Gillis chased all the other girls, this one wanted to marry him|Zelda Gilroy
25/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HERE'S LOOKING AT ME|$800|hard|This English painter wasn't 'Joshing' when he put a bust of Michelangelo in his 1780 self-portrait|Joshua Reynolds
19/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$600|medium|Probably derived from refrain, this 4-letter term is a constantly repeated musical phrase in jazz|Riff
25/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|QUARTER BACKS|$1000|hard|This state's Governor Zell Miller selected a peach of a quarter|Georgia
05/07/1999|Jeopardy!|IT GROWS ON TREES|$200|easy|This type of orange is so named because it has a small secondary fruit growing at the end|navel orange
18/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CHRISTIAN SLATER|$600|medium|Christian had a cameo in a film subtitled 'The Undiscovered Country', the sixth in this series|Star Trek
28/12/1998|Jeopardy!|WHICH CAME FIRST?|$500|medium|Castro, Stalin, Lenin, Tito|Lenin
29/05/1992|Jeopardy!|FOOD FACTS|$100|easy|Bread is eaten so widely it's often called the 'staff of' this|life
20/06/1997|Jeopardy!|1999|$300|easy|Jim Guy Tucker's term as this state's governor was scheduled to end in 1999, but he resigned due to Whitewater|Arkansas
03/10/1985|Jeopardy!|MOVIES|$300|easy|Some of the character names rejected for this classic were 'Gaspy', 'Daffy', & 'Snoopy'|Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
23/11/1998|Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'F'|$200|easy|Eliza Doolittle, or a precious little petal scatterer|Flower girl
25/12/1997|Jeopardy!|WEDDINGS|$400|easy|It's often held on the eve of the wedding & followed by a dinner for out-of-town guests|rehearsal
20/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'PROD'UCT|$2000|hard|It opened at the St. James Theatre in April 2001 & closed in April 2007|The Producers
19/11/2009|Jeopardy!|CLOTHES OFF OUR BACK|$1000|hard|Usually of black lace, this veil that is draped over the head & down the shoulders is from the Spanish for 'shawl'|a mantilla
12/12/2006|Jeopardy!|ASIAN-AMERICAN FIRSTS|$1000|hard|In 1993 this person became the first Asian American to anchor a major network TV newscast|Connie Chung
15/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR II|$1600|hard|This heavy German offensive that began on December 16, 1944 took the Americans by surprise|the Battle Of The Bulge
07/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|The tent that housed the Ark of the Covenant; today the Mormons have a big one in Salt Lake City|tabernacle
17/11/1998|Jeopardy!|DECADES|$100|easy|Hurricane Andrew hits Florida|1990s
15/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'C' BIRDS|$200|easy|Bird associated with Aeneas Williams & Mark McGwire|Cardinal
17/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELISTS|$2000|hard|This author, a native of Salem, Mass., wrote about witchcraft in the Salem area in 1835's 'Young Goodman Brown'|Nathaniel Hawthorne
03/10/1996|Jeopardy!|IDIOMS|$400|easy|To reverse positions & seize the advantage is 'to turn' these on someone|the tables
18/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORK ON IT|$2000|hard|If you like short workdays, just sitting on this critter for 8 seconds can gain you fame with the PBR|a bull
05/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FUNNY PEOPLE|$1600|hard|This 'Report'er tried without success to get on the ballot for South Carolina's 2008 Presidential Primary|Stephen Colbert
13/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ON YOUR TOES|$1000|hard|It's the weapon featured in 'Fall River Legend', Agnes De Mille's ballet about Lizzie Borden|an axe
07/06/2001|Jeopardy!|TAKE ME TO THE PILOT|$200|easy|She was the first woman to receive the Distinguished Flying Cross|Amelia Earhart
08/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC|$1200|hard|His 61st album, 'Back to the Well', features a new duet with old duet partner Dolly Parton|Kenny Rogers
03/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ALBUMS|$1200|hard|For this 1980 album, John Lennon & Yoko Ono each contributed 7 songs|Double Fantasy
09/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|DESERTS|$200|easy|The Gibson desert lies between the Great Sandy & Great Victoria deserts on this continent|Australia
09/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MIDDLE EAST GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|The Omani Peninsula of Musandam juts into this strait, an important route for oil tankers|the Strait of Hormuz
06/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ONOMATOPOETIC WORDS|$200|easy|You may not give one, but this is the sound an owl makes|Hoot
21/09/1998|Jeopardy!|NEW TESTAMENT QUOTES|$200|easy|'The spirit indeed is willing but' this 'is weak'|The flesh
17/03/2003|Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$200|easy|In 2004 this Portuguese city is set to host the European football championship|Lisbon
24/01/2008|Jeopardy!|HOUSEHOLD NAMES|$600|medium|The name of this Procter & Gamble soap brand can also mean a thin slice of lemon peel|Zest
13/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|YOUNG ATHLETES|$800|hard|At 2008's Olympics, some thought athletes in this sport, like 4'6'', 68-lb. Deng Linlin, might not be the minimum 16|gymnastics
22/10/2008|Jeopardy!|PUT 'EM IN ORDER|$1000|hard|Novels: 'The Great Gatsby', 'East of Eden', 'Gone with the Wind'|The Great Gatsby, Gone with the Wind, East of Eden
14/05/2010|Jeopardy!|GODS AMONG US|$200|easy|In the early 1960s NASA's Abe Silverstein gave the manned Moon program this name|Apollo
01/01/2007|Jeopardy!|'MEA' CULPA|$200|easy|Congressional committee responsible for raising the money to fund the government|Ways and Means
27/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$200|easy|1961 invasion of Cuba wrapped in a tasty pastry|Bay Of Pigs in a blanket
07/07/2003|Jeopardy!|CORNHUSKER CINEMA|$800|hard|Hilary Swank won an Oscar for playing a girl who lives as a guy in small-town Nebraska in this 1999 film|Boys Don't Cry
12/12/2006|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE SPORTS|$1000|hard|2 college players have rushed for more than 2,300 yards in a season: Barry Sanders & this USC back, later a Raider|Marcus Allen
07/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SENIOR YEAR|$1600|hard|When his son Robert E. Lee was born, this Revolutionary War hero was more than 50 years old|Henry Lee
30/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MYTH ADVENTURES|$800|hard|Ometotl (who created himself) was the first god to exist in this culture's mythology|the Aztecs
09/01/1990|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$200|easy|You may pin the tail on the donkey, but a pintail is this type of bird|duck
14/01/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$300|easy|Between 1937 & 1950, this American boxer fought in 27 heavyweight title fights, winning 26|Joe Louis
25/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CITY PEOPLE|$800|hard|This actor, Duncan opposite TV's 'Zoe', must be of Russian descent -- or Idahoan|David Moscow
09/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER 'W'ORDS|$800|hard|Perfect for a picnic is the picnic or ice-box variety of this fruit|watermelon
18/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL ACTRESSES|$600|medium|Kate Nelligan was born in London -- not in England, but in this Canadian province|Ontario
22/10/2003|Jeopardy!|PLANT PARENTHOOD|$200|easy|Named for the Virgin Mary, these carnivorous little red beetles can help rid your garden of aphids & other insects|ladybugs
26/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|QUASI-PRESIDENTIAL CINEMA|$1200|hard|Peter Weir got an Oscar nomination for directing this 1998 film about a man trapped in a real-time 24-hour-a-day documentary|The Truman Show
09/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$1600|hard|The name of this gem precedes both a marble-sized onion & a type of barley|a pearl
11/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SILENT-LETTERED WORDS|$2000|hard|S: This 7-letter word that means 'fitting' or 'opportunely'|apropos
11/10/2011|Jeopardy!|GOOGLE ME THIS!|$1000|hard|...religious denomination with more than 16 million members & you'll find its home page, www.sbc.net|Southern Baptist (Convention)
11/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$400|easy|She's also a poet, but she's more famous for her 'Fear of Flying'|Erica Jong
16/06/2009|Jeopardy!|HE WAS PRESIDENT WHEN...|$200|easy|Man first set foot on the Moon|Richard Nixon
01/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$1200|hard|They were first partnered in 1857; their sons carried on the print firm until 1907|Currier & Ives
16/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN MOVIE STARS|$1000|hard|Norma Jean Baker's name was changed to this, after she signed a contract with 20th Century Fox in 1946|Marilyn Monroe
01/06/2007|Jeopardy!|WE HAVE THE TECHNOLOGY|$400|easy|The 'Pearl' model of this Research In Motion device is an e-mail client, media player, camera & cell phone|the BlackBerry
18/11/1992|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL QUOTES|$300|easy|'For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world and lose' this|His own soul
24/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|VIDEO POTPOURRI|$800|hard|A great view of Earth is achieved during this activity seen here:|Spacewalk/Extra-Vehicular Activity
09/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OXFORD CHITCHAT|$400|easy|It's an Oxford academic, as well as the title of that infamous Mr. Corleone|Don
07/11/1995|Jeopardy!|OOPS!|$300|easy|During 'Tosca' in 1995, this accident happened to tenor Fabio Armiliato in the firing squad scene|he was shot [in the foot]
01/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NICKNAMES|$400|easy|'The Angel of the Battlefield'|Clara Barton
26/11/2007|Jeopardy!|O CANADA|$400|easy|The 2 creatures that appear on Canada's 5-cent piece are Queen Elizabeth II & this rodent|the beaver
18/09/2007|Jeopardy!|COP ROCK|$800|hard|From 1793 to 1837, this was pure copper; in 1982 its composition was changed to 97.5% zinc & 2.5% copper|a penny
23/03/2000|Jeopardy!|3-NAMED CELEBRITIES|$100|easy|Don't mess with this 'Vampire Slayer' -- she has a brown belt in Tae Kwon Do|Sarah Michelle Gellar
08/01/2009|Jeopardy!|THIS JUST IN|$400|easy|Calling all stargazers: 2009 is the International Year of this science|Astronomy
23/12/1999|Jeopardy!|1941|$200|easy|On February 14 this general's Afrika Korps arrived in Tripoli|Erwin Rommel
21/05/1990|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'M'|$1000|hard|It begins 'John, by the grace of God, King of England, Lord of Ireland, Duke of Normandy & Aquitaine....'|Magna Carta
23/10/2007|Jeopardy!|ANIMATED MOVIES|$200|easy|Lightning McQueen crashes into Radiator Springs in this 'racy' 2006 flick|Cars
04/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$1600|hard|Originating in 1844's 'Settlers in Canada', this phrase about boat propulsion means to decide your own fate|paddle your own canoe
10/12/1987|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$500|medium|Though most of Yellowstone National Park lies in Wyoming, it spreads out into these other 2 states|Montana & Idaho
16/04/2004|Jeopardy!|ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL?|$800|hard|Pro football's Chiefs appropriately play their home games in this Kansas City stadium|Arrowhead Stadium
02/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$400|easy|Keir Dullea played this Jazz Age author in a one-man show called 'The Other Side of Paradise'|F. Scott Fitzgerald
30/12/2004|Jeopardy!|THE SOUTHERNMOST NATION|$1000|hard|Nicaragua, Panama, Honduras|Panama
18/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN WOMEN NOVELISTS|$800|hard|In the 1880s her family moved to Red Cloud, Nebraska, where her father opened an insurance & real estate office|Willa Cather
25/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BABY, YOU CAN DRIVE MY CAR|$1200|hard|Baby, you can take the whole family on a really long trip in this Honda minivan|an Odyssey
11/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$1200|hard|A Victorian-styled room at the Toronto Public Library is 'Holmes' to a collection on this author|Arthur Conan Doyle
10/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCTS|$2000|hard|Consisting of a sheep's minced heart, lung & liver, haggis is a specialty of this U.K. country|Scotland
07/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$800|hard|During a person's lifetime, these organs will remove waste from more than 10 million gallons of blood|the kidneys
13/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|TREES|$200|easy|Arboreal symbol of strength|oak
21/12/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. TRAVEL|$100|easy|The Museum of Fine Arts in this Massachusetts capital is noted for its Asiatic collection|Boston
11/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE MAP|$2000|hard|The name of this South American capital is believed to come from Magellan's exclamation:  'I see a hill!'|Montevideo
21/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$400|easy|From the Greek for 'through and view', it's the type of museum display seen here:|Diorama
24/09/2009|Jeopardy!|HELLO, WALLS|$600|medium|The John Lennon wall seen here is in this Czech capital|Prague
16/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$600|medium|Christine Lahti of this TV medical series won an Oscar for her live-action short film 'Lieberman in Love'|Chicago Hope
12/04/2000|Jeopardy!|COCKNEY RHYMING SLANG|$200|easy|This relative is your currant bun|Son
17/11/2000|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$500|medium|Scripps & Harvey Mudd are part of this consortium of California colleges|The Claremont Colleges
31/01/2005|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER ANATOMY|$200|easy|Don't give the principal any of this mouth part that's used to form words|lip
03/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|MULTIPLE CHOICE|$1300|hard|Of the 27 current network sitcoms, the 2 whose titles end with question marks|Who's The Boss? and You Again?
18/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FIND A JOB, KID|$800|hard|From the old English for 'House Guard', it's the old term for a male flight attendant|steward
06/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|VIETNAM|$6800|hard|Of the 3 countries that border Vietnam, the one whose name does not begin with the same letter as the other 2|Laos
07/02/2006|Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$600|medium|This 'heel' of a hero fell in love with Penthesilea a little late; he'd already killed her!|Achilles
02/04/2001|Jeopardy!|THAT'LL BE THE DAY|$500|medium|For over 30 years ABC has had a prime-time show with this day in the title|Monday (Monday Night Football)
02/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOUTH PACIFIC|$2000|hard|(Jeff Probst delivers the clue.)  This author visited the Typee Valley on Nuku Hiva & his 1846 'Peep at Polynesian Life' is set here|Herman Melville
19/12/2002|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL WORDS & PHRASES|$200|easy|It's a notice of dismissal from a job|pink slip
16/01/2009|Jeopardy!|THE LAST SUPPER|$800|hard|Traditional 2-word name for the chalice used by Jesus during the Last Supper|the Holy Grail
28/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'SOLDIER'S & 'SAILOR'S|$200|easy|It follows 'I'm strong to the finich 'cause I eats me spinach...'|'I'm Popeye the Sailorman'
19/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FOR PETE'S SAKE|$200|easy|He governed California for most of the '90s|Pete Wilson
20/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PLAY THE PALACE|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the Imperial Palace in Vienna.)  Monarchs don't like being cooped up in the same 150 rooms all year, so the Habsburg was only this seasonal palace, like a famous one in St. Petersburg|winter palace
02/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$800|hard|He directed live-in love Susan Sarandon in the movie 'Dead Man Walking'|Tim Robbins
06/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$800|hard|The name of these paired concussion instruments is from the Spanish for 'chestnut'|castanets
15/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$1200|hard|A no-no during a test, this item is covered with notes and instructions|a cheat sheet
13/09/2006|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN POLICE BLOTTER|$1000|hard|From Rome PD: Dismemberment, homicide, cannibalism, emperor-cide, unauthorized tongue-ectomy|Titus Andronicus
24/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY EXPRESSIONS|$400|easy|'To cry' these is to show insincere sorrow|crocodile tears
02/12/1993|Jeopardy!|THE WILD WEST|$400|easy|This woman who dressed like a man may have served as a scout for Custer|Calamity Jane
17/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$1600|hard|In the early 1500s Shah Ismail conquered what is today Iran & converted the region to this branch of Islam|the Shia
05/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 800 NUMBER IS...|$800|hard|You can get all set up with merchandise from the U.S. Chess Federation at 800-388-this piece (5464)|KING
18/06/2003|Jeopardy!|'PH'UN WITH WORDS|$800|hard|In the classification of living organisms, it comes between class & kingdom|phylum
26/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA LIBRETTISTS|$1000|hard|'Ariane & Bluebeard' features a libretto by this Belgian who gave us 'The Blue Bird'|Maurice Maeterlinck
18/11/1998|Jeopardy!|TV TEENS|$400|easy|Benjamin Salisbury, seen here, shines as Brighton Sheffield on this sitcom|The Nanny
13/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CHAMBER MUSIC|$2000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew stands on stage as a string quartet plays the piece described in the clue at the Julliard School in New York.) Opus 33 No. 2 by Haydn, who created the modern string quartet, tricks you with multiple endings; he couldn't resist a good one of these, the nickname of the piece|The Joke
22/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICALS!|$800|hard|The song heard here is from the 30th anniversary production of this 1964 musical: [audio clue: 'I have always been a woman who arranges things...']|Hello, Dolly!
26/09/2000|Jeopardy!|POP GOES THE BALLET|$300|easy|The 1988 ballet 'A Fool For You' is performed to this star's hits, including 'I Got A Woman' & 'Hit The Road Jack'|Ray Charles
24/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES' HIGHEST POINTS|$400|easy|Mount Kosciusko in New South Wales|Australia
23/05/2006|Jeopardy!|CLASSY CLASSICAL CLASSICS|$1000|hard|Yee-haw!  It's the Copland ballet heard here|Rodeo
27/04/2010|Jeopardy!|I'D LIKE TO SOLVE THE PUZZLE|$800|hard|This number grid puzzle takes its name from the Japanese for 'single number'|sudoku
05/05/1999|Jeopardy!|FUTILE PHRASES|$200|easy|To bay or bark at this is an exercise in futility|Moon
10/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|This 'saintly' island of Napoleon's death was named for Constantine the Great's mother|St. Helena
26/11/1984|Jeopardy!|NUMBER PLEASE|$500|medium|Age range of an octogenarian|the 80s (or 80-89)
25/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BRUCE ALMIGHTY|$1600|hard|He gets a gold medal for being Kim Kardashian's stepdad|Bruce Jenner
17/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|IRISH WRITERS|$800|hard|His play 'Man and Superman' is subtitled 'A Comedy and a Philosophy'|George Bernard Shaw
25/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY AUTHORS|$1600|hard|This doctor has made the rounds with such medical thrillers as 'Coma', 'Shock' & 'Toxin'|Robin Cook
21/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$800|hard|Scorched; or, a large-leaved variety of beet (perhaps Swiss)|charred/chard
07/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WARNER|$200|easy|NBC will pay Warner a record $13 million an episode to keep this series on the network|ER
09/07/1999|Jeopardy!|40 YEARS OF BARBIE|$200|easy|Barbie's shoulder-length flip style hair cut of the 1960s was inspired by this star of TV's 'That Girl'|Marlo Thomas
17/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'E' TIMES 3|$800|hard|An accused person in court, along with his counsel|the defense
18/05/2001|Jeopardy!|DR. SEUSS, REWRITE MAN|$100|easy|Every Who down in Whoville liked Christmas a lot, but this boss of Bob Cratchit most surely did not!|Ebenezer Scrooge
08/07/2009|Jeopardy!|GET OUTTA MY DREAMS|$1000|hard|My dream of finishing the 13 chapters of this Sun Tzu work will happen, & then I will crush all my enemies!|The Art of War
11/01/2000|Jeopardy!|TELL ME 'Y'|$100|easy|A bumpkin, perhaps a local one|Yokel
02/01/2009|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC SUPREME COURT DECISIONS|$200|easy|In 1857 a 7-2 ruling said this man couldn't bring a suit in the federal court, as blacks were not U.S. citizens|Dred Scott
18/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY PERSONALITIES|$600|medium|This legendary French actress was a teenager when she debuted with the Comedie-Francaise in 1862|Sarah Bernhardt
31/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '70s|$400|easy|Suzanne Somers cruised around in a white T-Bird in this 1973 film|American Graffiti
22/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$1000|hard|'They that sow the wind shall reap' this|The whirlwind
10/10/2008|Jeopardy!|HARDY|$200|easy|Completes the title of Thomas Hardy's most humorous novel 'Far from...'|the Madding Crowd
01/11/2005|Jeopardy!|A 'WIN' WIN SITUATION|$400|easy|A plant also called checkerberry, or the oil made from it|wintergreen
14/02/2007|Jeopardy!|DESCRIBING THE VICE PRESIDENT|$400|easy|Never actually said he invented the Internet, told 'An Inconvenient Truth' in 2006|Al Gore
23/03/2010|Jeopardy!|CAR CULTURE|$1000|hard|Since its launch in 1974, this 'sport'y VW model has ruled the sales charts in Germany|the Golf
08/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PARDON MY ROBOT|$1000|hard|This Capek play about machine-men premiered in London in 1923|R.U.R. ('Rossum's Universal Robots')
28/03/2008|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|Every second, fusion reactions in the Sun convert about 600 million tons of this element into helium|hydrogen
23/12/2008|Jeopardy!|'P'ICK THIS CATEGORY!|$200|easy|A jury is made up of a group of these of yours|peers
26/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LANDMARKS|$400|easy|Napoleon commissioned this 164-foot Paris landmark to celebrate his military victories|the Arc de Triomphe
27/10/2008|Jeopardy!|SPORTS: 1948|$400|easy|(I'm Olympic champion Misty May-Treanor.)  In 1948 this sport held its first tournament with a prize--it was a case of Pepsi, & I'm glad we do a bit better than that today|beach volleyball
07/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE LION|$2000|hard|Hercules had to labor to kill this feline by strangulation, as no weapon could pierce its skin|the Nemean lion
08/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NAME YOUR DISEASE|$400|easy|The disease named for this sports legend develops when certain nerve cells in the brain & spinal cord degenerate & die|Lou Gehrig's disease
07/09/2000|Jeopardy!|SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE STARS|$500|medium|Original 'SNL' actress whose rock & roll alter ego, Candy Slice, loved to sing 'Gimme Mick', an anthem to Jagger|Gilda Radner
05/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BACKWORDS|$400|easy|It's a cheese made in Holland|Edam/made
06/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THIS 'LAND' IS YOUR LAND|$800|hard|At 15,200 feet, the Dufourspitze is its highest peak|Switzerland
06/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'F' WORDS|$1600|hard|He served as a midshipman in the U.S. Navy at age 9; that 'Damn the torpedoes' quote came 55 years later|Farragut
10/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH STUFF|$600|medium|Selections by this French classical composer include 'Tortoises', 'Aquarium' & 'The Elephant'|Camille Saint-Saens
16/01/1998|Jeopardy!|CLOTHING|$300|easy|The long, bulky, large-collared coat made of this fur was popular with 1920s college men|Raccoon
10/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS, VEGETABLES, MINERALS|$3000|hard|Used in watches, it's the most common piezoelectric crystal|quartz
09/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|EAT, EAT!|$800|hard|This small fish sold whole is probably the best-known fish with 'dab' in its name|sanddab
11/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SELLERS' BEST|$2000|hard|John Lennon was among the fans of this influential radio show starring Peter Sellers & Spike Milligan|The Goon Show
02/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|REWRITING HAMLET|$1200|hard|Though I did say of thee 'Frailty, thy name is woman', Mother, I hope thou acceptest my wedding gift from Pottery Barn|Gertrude
17/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|4 OF A KIND|$1000|hard|In the 19th century the big 4  who built this were named Crocker, Hopkins, Huntington & Stanford|Transcontinental Railroad (Central Pacific & Union Pacific)
02/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THERE'S ONLY ONE...|$1200|hard|Baltic capi'tal' city|Tallinn
06/05/2002|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES BEST SELLERS|$1000|hard|This sequel by Alexandria Ripley, published 55 years after the original novel, entered the list at No. 1 in 1991|Scarlett
16/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1200|hard|Jim Hawkins narrates this 1883 novel|Treasure Island
04/10/1985|Jeopardy!|BEAR FACTS|$500|medium|Few Americans got to see this mascot at the 1980 Olympics|Misha
16/03/2007|Jeopardy!|'LEP'RECHAUN|$1000|hard|A parasitic bacterium causes this infectious disease that affects the skin & the peripheral nervous system|leprosy
26/06/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. ISLANDS|$1000|hard|Attu in this group is the westernmost island of the 50 states|Aleutian Islands
24/02/2005|Jeopardy!|THE GREAT EXHIBITION OF 1851|$200|easy|This prince was president of the exhibition commission|Prince Albert
12/11/2009|Jeopardy!|TWILIGHT: THE NOVEL|$400|easy|From Jacob Black, Bella learns that according to legend, the Quileute Indians are descended from these animals|wolves
13/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN FILM TITLES|$2000|hard|From Pedro Almodovar: 'Mujeres al Borde de un Ataque de Nervios'|Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown
23/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|1945|$200|easy|On October 24 this organization came into existence with the ratification of its charter by 29 countries|United Nations
26/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$600|medium|'Disarming' statue unearthed by peasant of Greek island of Melos in 1820|the Venus de Milo
07/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'POO'-POURRI|$1600|hard|An impish spirit of Irish folklore; Harvey was a famous one|pooka
09/03/2004|Jeopardy!|TV CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|Former Frisco police detective, now a P.I. afraid of the dark, heights, crowds & milk|Monk
27/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|THE MYSTERIOUS EAST|$200|easy|From the Malay word for unhusked rice, it's a field where rice is grown|a paddy
09/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE AM I?|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from a Navy yard.)  I'm at the U.S. Navy's biggest West Coast base of operations, in this city|San Diego
04/06/2007|Jeopardy!|THE SULTANS|$200|easy|In the Dire Straits song, the sultan who 'knows all the chords' on this instrument is a real musician, George Borowski|the guitar
14/11/1994|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$300|easy|This organization sponsors the Great American Smokeout the third Thursday in November|American Cancer Society
15/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|A House majority leader goes ga-ga over Dylan's 'big brass bed' occupant & earns the nickname...|Tom DeLay Lady Lay
08/12/1995|Final Jeopardy!|EUROPE|None|None|Excluding Russia, with over 81 million people, it's the most populous country in Europe|Germany
30/11/2001|Jeopardy!|OLD POETIC FORMS|$600|medium|Tongdong, a Korean Pyolgok-form poem, is an ode on the 4 of these|seasons
12/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|STARS & STRIPES|$2000|hard|Sirius is the Alpha dog in this constellation|Canis Major
20/10/2003|Jeopardy!|TOP 40 DEBUTS|$1000|hard|1983: This heavy metal group with 'Cum on Feel the Noize'|Quiet Riot
10/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|REEL LIFE QUOTES|$2000|hard|1970: 'There's only 1 proper way for a professional soldier to die: the last bullet of the last battle of the last war'|Patton
07/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$600|medium|A group of synthetic drugs are 'anti' this chemical produced during an allergic reaction|Histamine
24/10/2007|Jeopardy!|GET YOUR PEANUTS!|$600|medium|In China & India, peanuts are processed mainly for this cooking ingredient|peanut oil
05/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$600|medium|In 1602, the hdqtrs. for the Dutch East India Co. was Batavia, now called this, Indonesia's capital|Jakarta
25/12/2008|Jeopardy!|GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT|$200|easy|Legoland is an amusement park: Legolas is the character he played in 'The Lord of the Rings'|Orlando Bloom
12/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WRITING IN FICTION|$400|easy|In this novel, Celie wrote to her sister about her bad marriage only to find her husband kept the return letters|The Color Purple
22/04/1997|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' RHYME TIME|$500|medium|John's scallions|Bunyan's onions
24/02/2003|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'ND'|$1000|hard|For its large output of milk products, Wisconsin is nicknamed 'America's' this|Dairyland
03/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE FOOTBALL|$600|medium|This Utah school's Ty Detmer holds the NCAA career record for yards passing with 15,031|Brigham Young University
27/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HERE'S TO WATER|$1600|hard|The name of this type of well that taps water under natural pressure comes from a French province|Artesian well
19/11/1992|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$500|medium|This term for a person who bowls is derived from the German word for 'bowling pin'|Kegler
27/05/2003|Jeopardy!|HAWAII|$1000|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew on the island of Kauai)  Hawaiian agriculture was transformed when this man took his 1899 Harvard degree & headed for the islands|James Dole
11/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SINGING STYLES|$400|easy|A singing style practiced in Tuva in Central Asia is named for this body part, which must get 'sore'|the throat
02/09/1996|Final Jeopardy!|PLAYS|None|None|The preface to this 1913 play was entitled 'A Professor of Phonetics'|Pygmalion
10/12/2007|Jeopardy!|WHO STARRED IN IT?|$600|medium|In 2005 this actor walked the line as Johnny Cash|Joaquin Phoenix
12/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HEADS|$200|easy|This president was wounded during army action in Algeria in the 1950s|Jacques Chirac
15/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|2 Ds & 1 C|$400|easy|To lie close & snug; I just wanna do this|cuddle
26/04/2001|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS|$200|easy|He was so big that a bathtub large enough to hold 4 men was installed in the White House for him|William Howard Taft
26/09/2002|Jeopardy!|TV THEME SONGS|$1000|hard|Jan Hammer had only one Top 40 hit, but it was a big one: the No. 1 theme from this police drama|Miami Vice
07/12/2001|Jeopardy!|PARTY HOPPING|$200|easy|In 1846 he was elected to Congress as an Illinois Whig; in 1856 he joined the antislavery Republican Party|Abraham Lincoln
02/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MICHELANGELO|$800|hard|As well as sculpting this king, Michelangelo painted him as one of the 'ancestors of Christ'|David
13/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHE SAID|$1000|hard|This British novelist & essayist thought human character changed 'on or about December 1910'|Virginia Woolf
14/05/2004|Jeopardy!|CURRENT EVENTS|$200|easy|The ocean current named for this most populous state flows south at a slow, you might also say mellow, pace|California
23/05/1994|Double Jeopardy!|'50s FILM FACTS|$200|easy|This 'fair lady's radiant performance in 'The Nun's Story' earned her a 1959 Oscar nomination|Audrey Hepburn
17/01/2006|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$1000|hard|Gian Gastone, who died in 1737, was the last member of this family to rule over Florence & Tuscany|the Medicis
18/06/2009|Jeopardy!|CHOICE 4-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|Trojan warrior who was the son of Telamon, or the powdered cleanser named after him|Ajax
06/07/2011|Jeopardy!|SUMMER GAMES|$200|easy|Little Tigers know that the WMF is the World Federation for the 'Mini' version of this sport -- look out for the windmill|golf
20/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GLENN CLOSE ENCOUNTERS|$1600|hard|Glenn played Mel Gibson's mom in this 1990 film based on a play|Hamlet
31/03/2003|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CITIES|$800|hard|One of Norway's best-known resorts, it hosted the 1994 Winter Olympics|Lillehammer
29/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BASH-FUL|$400|easy|Don't leave your beads behind if you attend a party along the parade route for this pre-Lenten New Orleans festival|Mardi Gras
13/11/1987|Jeopardy!|'APRIL'  SONGS|$500|medium|1973 hit by Three Dog Night that could be the result of  blowing up the month|Pieces Of April
18/03/2005|Jeopardy!|'HA'!|$800|hard|C'mon, take a chance, just for this flatfish, genus Hippoglossus|the halibut
11/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. STAMPS|$600|medium|A C-54 cargo plane is on the 1998 stamp commemorating the 50th anniversary of this aid mission|Berlin Airlift
28/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$600|medium|The Haber process is a method for manufacturing this toxic gas from nitrogen|Ammonia
14/02/2008|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGGIES|$600|medium|Alphabetically, veggies run from acorn squash to this cucumber lookalike|zucchini
22/06/2000|Jeopardy!|LONDON LANDMARKS|$200|easy|5,000 photos of this complex, home of the Crown Jewels, were taken for the video game 'Traitors Gate'|Tower of London
19/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT CODES|$3000|hard|Landing at WLG, this city's airport, will set you south of the equator|Wellington, New Zealand
13/01/2006|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK STATE|$400|easy|This New York metropolis is nicknamed 'The Bison City'|Buffalo
20/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|STICK OUT YOUR MOTHER TONGUE|$400|easy|This language with 175 million speakers developed in the ancient Galician region in northwest Spain|Portuguese
16/06/2005|Jeopardy!|TITLE FILM ANIMALS|$1000|hard|1978: 'Matilda'|a kangaroo
26/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT|$800|hard|As an example to her Russian subjects, she & her son Paul had themselves inoculated against smallpox in 1768|Catherine (the Great)
23/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MAKE-UP TEST|$1000|hard|The name of this Cristina Carlino cosmetics line is from the Greek for 'love of wisdom'|philosophy
25/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'NEW'S|$800|hard|'Space Aliens Are Here for our Toothpaste!' is a typical headline of this American media publication|the Weekly World News
15/06/1998|Jeopardy!|ALL GOD'S CRITTERS|$500|medium|The 'great' species of this slender predatory fish seen here has been called the 'Tiger of the Sea'|Barracuda
20/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE GREEK|$3000|hard|The name of this learning disability is partly from the Greek for 'word'|dyslexia
12/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN 2-LETTER WORDS|$1200|hard|In German it's the informal 'you' used for friends, family & all children|du
13/10/2006|Jeopardy!|ASK 'Y'|$400|easy|4-letter name of the subcompact automobile produced by Serbian manufacturer Zastava|Yugo
22/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$400|easy|In 1795 in Chapel Hill the university of this state became the first U.S. state university to open its doors|North Carolina
16/12/1996|Jeopardy!|TOWERS|$400|easy|A lamp in her tower was the guiding light for Leander in his swim across the Hellespont|Hero
15/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|STATELY FIRST NAMES|$600|medium|Cathy reveals that 'Suddenly, Last Summer' cousin Sebastian was cannibalized in a play by this man|Tennessee Williams
05/02/2010|Final Jeopardy!|RECENT BOOKS|None|None|In a lecture called 'Storia Senza Storia' (Story Without History), an Italian Cardinal rebutted claims in this 2003 novel|The Da Vinci Code
19/10/2006|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN COUNTIES|$200|easy|All the letters in this state's name are found in the name of its Uintah County|Utah
20/02/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$500|medium|This 1890 act was designed in part to prevent monopolies|Sherman Anti-Trust Act
04/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORK  IT!|$600|medium|It's where you put your shoulder, especially if your wagon is stuck in mud|To the wheel
05/12/2000|Jeopardy!|NUMBER, PLEASE|$400|easy|Total number of royal flushes that can be dealt out of one deck of cards|4
08/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A BEAUTIFUL MIND|$400|easy|Logician Saul Kripke said he refused a job offer from this Camb, Mass. Univ,: his mom wanted him to finish H.S.|Harvard
24/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|6 FEET, UNDER|$1600|hard|This 'Rape of the Lock' poet was struck with a childhood illness that never allowed him to grow over 4'6''|Pope
08/02/2005|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. GOVERNMENT|None|None|(Hi, I'm John McCain.)  In presidential succession, the senator holding this position follows the VP & the Speaker of the House|president pro tempore
05/11/1997|Jeopardy!|SODA POP QUIZ|$100|easy|This ubiquitous soft drink removed its cocaine by 1905 but kept the caffeine|Coca-Cola
14/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CAAN|$400|easy|Film in which Richard Clemenza explains to James Caan the 'Sicilian message' of a bulletproof vest & a fish|The Godfather
08/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GET INVOLVED|$400|easy|You can help train intellectually disabled athletes for these games founded in 1968|the Special Olympics
12/12/2002|Jeopardy!|'70s MUSIC|$1000|hard|His No. 1 hit 'I Wish' says, 'Sneaking out the back door to hang out with those hoodlum friends of mine'|Stevie Wonder
17/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GIRLY MOVIES|$2000|hard|For this 2004 film, Catalina Sandino Moreno was the first Best Actress Oscar nominee to speak all her lines in Spanish|Maria, Full of Grace
30/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BACK TO THE FUCHSIA|$400|easy|The flowering plant known as the fuchsia is named for Leonhard Fuchs, a 16th c. botanist of this nationality|German
05/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HIT TUNES|$800|hard|'Take a Bow', 'The Power of Good-Bye'|Madonna
22/06/2000|Jeopardy!|THE BIG 'BANG'|$100|easy|It's the magical title automobile created by Ian Fleming|Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
04/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FA'Q's|$2000|hard|In 'Star Wars' the language of Greedo the bounty hunter is this language of S. America's Andean regions|Quechua
08/02/2010|Jeopardy!|SPOTT THA MISPELED WURD|$200|easy|Meet me in the library for a liaison at your liesure|leisure
04/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$1600|hard|California's motto 'Eureka' is usually translated as this 4-word exclamation of discovery|I have found it
04/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH ORDERS OF CHIVALRY|$100|easy|Since 1947 no new names have been added to the order named for this country|India
10/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YOU CAN QUOTE ME!|$400|easy|A current U.S. governor: 'America is a place where anyone can make it, even an Austrian farm boy'|Schwarzenegger
15/12/2005|Jeopardy!|COMPUTER TERMS|$800|hard|2-word term for something nice to wear in winter, or for restarting a computer without turning off the power|warm boot
02/03/2000|Jeopardy!|IN 2 WORDS|$400|easy|If you're given full discretionary power, you've been given this, French for 'blank document'|carte blanche
01/05/2007|Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$800|hard|Princess Cristina of this country married a Basque handball player in 1997|Spain
21/10/2010|Jeopardy!|NFL CAREER PASSING LEADERS BY TEAM|$200|easy|Broncos:  51,475 yards  (1983-1998)|(John) Elway
03/01/2008|Jeopardy!|NATURE STUDY|$1000|hard|(Jeff Probst delivers the clue from Zhelin Lake in China.)  Called the most primal invertebrate in the world, the freshwater peach blossom type of this coelenterate is making a comeback in China's Zhelin Lake|a jellyfish
23/10/1998|Jeopardy!|I'LL CRY IF I WANT TO|$500|medium|It's the sad country where the photo was taken in 1940|France
16/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS 'INC'|$400|easy|In bowling, it's a split of the 8 & 10 pins; it's also a city in Ohio|Cincinnati
24/11/2009|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS BUDDIES|$800|hard|Postage meter inventor Arthur Pitney merged his company with that of this entrepreneur|(Walter) Bowes
21/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR|$1000|hard|In May 1775 Benedict Arnold & Ethan Allen captured Forts Crown Point & Ticonderoga on this lake|Lake Champlain
15/03/2000|Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$200|easy|Until they're 2 1/2 months old, cheetahs have these long growths of hair more associated with lions|Manes
30/10/2008|Jeopardy!|SONG ADJECTIVES|$200|easy|Nirvana: 'Smells Like ____ Spirit '|Teen
09/05/2001|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED COUNTRIES|$500|medium|In Central America: Agate maul|Guatemala
30/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$200|easy|Boxer who was originally named after a white abolitionist from his home state of Kentucky|Cassius Clay/Muhammad Ali
12/01/2006|Jeopardy!|PARACHUTING WITH THE GOLDEN KNIGHTS|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew prepares to jump from an aircraft at Fort Bragg, NC.)  Beginning parachuters usually jump with a partner, referred to as this term from the Latin for 'at length'|tandem
10/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELS|$2000|hard|The name of this September birthstone may come from the Sanskrit for 'dear to the planet Saturn'|Sapphire
08/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC QUOTES|$800|hard|In 'The Rights of Man' he wrote, 'My country is the world and my religion is to do good'|Thomas Paine
05/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SURPRISE ME, TREBEK!|$200|easy|This 'Terms of Endearment' star played a troll at an amusement park before a '70s accident put her in a brief coma|Debra Winger
20/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LEO|$400|easy|One reason male lions hunt less than females is that this feature makes them too conspicuous to sneak|their mane
04/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ABLE ANIMALS|$2000|hard|This fish seen here has a rod and bait on top of its head to lure and catch prey|an anglerfish
25/04/2000|Jeopardy!|PUT 'EM IN ORDER|$500|medium|'Uncle Tom's Cabin', 'Ivanhoe', 'Little Women'|'Ivanhoe', 'Uncle Tom's Cabin', 'Little Women'
25/02/2008|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$400|easy|George Bush Intercontinental Airport is in this city|Houston
01/05/2000|Jeopardy!|BANDS|$400|easy|This band needed 'One for tomorrow, one for just today' in the song 'Love Me 2 Times'|The Doors
15/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTES!|$2500|hard|He penned the immortal 1902 line 'The horror!  The horror!'|Joseph Conrad
19/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$600|medium|Between 1811 & 1852 this Kentuckian served in the House, the Senate & as Secretary of State|Henry Clay
27/02/2008|Jeopardy!|FAMILY-FRIENDLY MUSICALS|$200|easy|One of Marie Osmond's 'favorite things' was playing Maria von Trapp in a national tour of this musical|The Sound of Music
02/04/1990|Jeopardy!|NAMESAKES|$300|easy|What Michael Begon & J.G. Zinn had named after them|Flowers (begonias & zinnias)
09/09/1998|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC CINEMA|$100|easy|In 1935 this little girl starred in 'Our Little Girl', 'The Little Colonel' & 'The Littlest Rebel'|Shirley Temple
17/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|Antelope Island in this Utah lake is used as a refuge for bison|the Great Salt Lake
26/05/1998|Jeopardy!|WHERE THE 'H' ARE WE?|$400|easy|Senate Square, Mannerheim Museum, Sibelius Park|Helsinki
01/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TITLE WAVE|$400|easy|The title of this Shaw play refers to the Salvation Army's Barbara Undershaft|Major Barbara
09/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE FUNNYMAN WHO PLAYED...|$1200|hard|George Banks, the 'Father of the Bride' in the 1991 remake|Steve Martin
23/01/2007|Jeopardy!|THE WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS|$600|medium|That's the ballgame for this city's Synergy Field, formerly Riverfront Stadium, in December of 2002|Cincinnati
18/05/2010|Jeopardy!|McACTORS|$800|hard|Before he was 'Wanted' by Angelina Jolie, he sought 'Atonement' with Keira Knightley|(James) McAvoy
23/12/2002|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE-'Z' WORDS|$600|medium|This restaurant chain began as a steak house right here in Culver City in 1958|Sizzler
06/11/1986|Jeopardy!|HAVE A CIGAR|$100|easy|Late 19th century cigar stores typically had one of these standing outside|wooden Indian
24/03/2008|Jeopardy!|YOU CAN'T HAVE ONE WITHOUT THE OTHER|$800|hard|In words written for the 'Pomp and Circumstance' march, Britain is the 'land of hope and' this|glory
13/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FOLKS|$800|hard|During WWII this Geodesic Dome inventor headed mechanical engineering for the Board of Economic Warfare|Buckminster Fuller
16/10/1997|Jeopardy!|THE BEASTS|$300|easy|Principal organs of respiration of the animal seen here: [video clue: dolphin]|Lungs
04/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EARLY AMERICA|$1200|hard|In 1673 these 2 French explorers left the Lake Michigan area & traveled as far south as the Arkansas River|Marquette & Joliet
02/03/2005|Jeopardy!|SCHOOL OF ROCK|$200|easy|History: Herman's Hermits hit No. 1 in 1965 singing 'I'm' this man, 'I Am'|Henry VIII
23/11/1993|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE & PLACES|$500|medium|The two main ethnic groups in this mountainous country on the Adriatic are the Ghegs & the Tosks|Albania
10/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OBSERVATIONS & CELEBRATIONS|$1600|hard|Buddhists celebrate 3 anniversaries of Buddha: the day of his birth, the day of his death, & the day of this|his enlightenment
09/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CLICHES IN OTHER WORDS...|$1600|hard|One single avian present equals multiples perching amongst foliage|a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush
27/06/2011|Jeopardy!|SIGNAGE|$400|easy|In much of the world, the image seen here, designed by Yukio Ota, is the equivalent of this 4-letter U.S. sign|exit
12/04/2001|Jeopardy!|BON APPE-'T'|$500|medium|A yellow cheddar from Oregon|Tillamook
24/10/2000|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORD'SS'|$300|easy|Word that completes the Wordsworth line 'Behold her, single in the field, yon solitary highland...'|Lass
29/10/1992|Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$200|easy|Named for a nursery rhyme pair, it's one of the most popular magazines for kids|Jack and Jill
29/04/2010|Jeopardy!|WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS|$400|easy|An 1870 photo tells the sad story of how this plains animal was hunted to near extinction|the bison
19/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'FORE'|$1200|hard|This Hitchcock film stars Joel McCrea as an American reporter who uncovers a spy ring in London prior to WWII|Foreign Correspondent
17/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|1950s WOMEN|$800|hard|She served as U.S. Ambassador to Italy 1953-1956 & to Brazil for less than a month in 1959|Claire Booth Luce
06/02/2003|Jeopardy!|NURSING|$1000|hard|Intermittent infusion is a common type of this procedure also called a drip|IV
18/10/2011|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER 2008?|$800|hard|Affer getting an $85 billion bailout, this insurance giant added to its bad PR when execs went to a swanky resort|AIG
01/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS MOVIES BY CHARACTERS|$400|easy|Tommy Como, Sugar Ray Robinson, Vickie La Motta|Raging Bull
03/11/1997|Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH PICKLE|$500|medium|It describes someone who's capricious or unstable|Fickle
18/05/2004|Jeopardy!|WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE|$400|easy|Of a human, a chicken or a tomato, the one that is the least percentage water|a human
28/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY TITLE PAIRS|$600|medium|1919: '... and Sixpence'|The Moon
02/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NEGATIVE THOUGHTS|$400|easy|John Donne tells death this because 'One short sleep past, we wake eternally'|be not proud
27/10/2005|Jeopardy!|MOB HITS|$1000|hard|'But I'm funny how? Funny like a clown? I amuse you? I make you laugh?' says Tommy de Vito in this 1990 film|Goodfellas
24/09/2008|Jeopardy!|TV VARIETY SHOWS|$200|easy|This comedienne ended her telecasts by tugging her ear, a personal message to her grandmother|Carol Burnett
31/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'TRICK' OR 'TREAT'|$1600|hard|To give someone this is to show disapproval by deliberately not communicating with him|the silent treatment
01/10/2008|Jeopardy!|ALBUM OF THE YEAR GRAMMYS|$200|easy|2005: 'How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb'|U2
19/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$200|easy|The Bayeux Tapestry depicted an early sighting of a comet later given this name|Halley's Comet
13/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE CABINET|$600|medium|Financier Andrew Mellon served in this post under 3 presidents:  Harding, Coolidge & Hoover|Secretary of the Treasury
05/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'PRE' GAME SHOW|$1200|hard|A personal moral principle governing one's behavior|precepts
26/10/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|Communities on this cape include Pilgrim Heights & Mayflower Heights|Cape Cod
20/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|YOURS FOR A SONG|$800|hard|'Suds' lovers might know this song's original title was 'Unrequited Love'|'The Beer Barrel Polka' ('Roll Out The Barrel' also accepted)
06/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE LIGHT READING|$400|easy|Of ride a bike, learn the alphabet or perform open-heart surgery, what Curious George never did|perform open-heart surgery
16/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD TRAVEL|$1000|hard|Tiger Balm Gardens in this 'Lion City' of Asia is a theme park that celebrates Chinese folklore|Singapore
07/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE SPIRIT OF 1976|$400|easy|In January this then little-known governor won the Iowa Democratic Caucus|Jimmy Carter
08/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$200|easy|Derived from the Greek for 'ice', it's a glass of fine quality that resembles ice|Crystal
06/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ME, A PHARAOH|$400|easy|While only a prince, Tuthmosis IV made a name for himself having this colossal statue restored|the Sphinx
11/12/2008|Jeopardy!|THE BIGGEST LOSER|$2000|hard|This man came up a mere 18 million votes short in the 1972 election|George McGovern
21/04/2011|Jeopardy!|FILL E_____R UP|$200|easy|Celebration of the Resurrection|Easter
13/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$800|hard|This third-largest U.S. automaker owns Dollar & Thrifty Car Rental agencies|Chrysler
08/02/2006|Jeopardy!|COOKING CLASS|$200|easy|Decorate the pointy type of these ice cream holders with candy & chocolate to make wacky wizard hats|cones
14/03/2005|Jeopardy!|IN THE MINORITY|$200|easy|People of this national ancestry form the majority, 67%, of the USA's Hispanic minority|Mexican
21/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HE'S ALSO A PLANT|$800|hard|The Fitzroya was named for Robert Fitzroy, captain of this ship on which Darwin sailed|HMS Beagle (or Beagle itself)
13/12/2000|Jeopardy!|STATES BY COUNTIES|$300|easy|Jefferson, Cherokee, Muskogee|Oklahoma
03/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL ABOUT ME|$400|easy|Excessive self-contemplation is called this anatomical gazing|navel
26/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GET TOGETHER|$2000|hard|Boris & Natasha would be driven nuts if they faced a herd & a dray, groups of these 2 foes of theirs|moose & squirrel
09/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$400|easy|(Sofia is at Fort McHanry in Baltimore.) In 1948 he issued a proclamation that the flag fly over Fort McHenry 24 hours a day, as a perpetual symbol of our patriotism|Truman
26/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE COLDEST PROFESSION|$2000|hard|Cryogenics is used to create greatly reduced electrical resistance in many materials, a phenomenon called this|superconductivity
12/01/1999|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 HITS|$400|easy|The movie 'Buster' starred this singer & drummer, who hit No. 1 with 'Two Hearts', the movie's theme|Phil Collins
23/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ADJECTIVES|$2000|hard|It can refer to a person without mercy or to a Bible missing the book between Judges & Samuel|ruthless
13/05/2003|Jeopardy!|AMUSEMENT & THEME PARKS|$600|medium|The Drunken Basket at Lotte World in Seoul is basically the same ride as this one in Disneyland's Fantasyland|Drunken Teacups
29/06/2007|Jeopardy!|'TU' MUCH|$200|easy|This disease was once known as consumption|tuberculosis
27/05/2005|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY DEBUTS|$200|easy|His first Broadway show was 'Never Live Over a Pretzel Factory'; now he lives in the White House (at least on TV)|(Martin) Sheen
25/07/2008|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES 2008 NEWS|$400|easy|The Times reported this New Yorker was quitting the presidential race following his defeat in the Florida primary|Rudy Giuliani
09/06/2006|Jeopardy!|OZ|$1000|hard|In L. Frank Baum's original book, this, not ruby, is the color of Dorothy's slippers|silver
09/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COAL|$1600|hard|The most abundant & most widely used type of coal, it's also called 'soft coal'|bituminous
19/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THEY USED TO BE TEENAGERS|$1000|hard|In the '40s this Supreme Court justice was a cute cheerleader at her high school in Brooklyn|Ruth Bader Ginsburg
12/01/2010|Jeopardy!|OBSCURE JANUARY HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$200|easy|January 4 is the national day to toss this type of dense Christmas goodie made with dried raisins, nuts & other stuff|fruitcake
13/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY HODGEPODGE|$700|hard|The title of this John Dos Passos trilogy has only 3 letters|U.S.A.
19/10/2007|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$1000|hard|In 1995 this 'Land of Opportunity' got a new official nickname, 'The Natural State'|Arkansas
13/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC CLASS|$400|easy|Before it was a Broadway musical, 'Aida' was one of these, composed by Giuseppe Verdi|an opera
03/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S NEXT ON THE LIST?|$2000|hard|World's tallest building: The Eiffel Tower, surpassed by the Chrysler Building, surpassed by...|the Empire State Building
21/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE SO ATHLETIC!|$400|easy|In 2007 he entered 16 PGA events & won a mere 7; obviously, his game needs some improvement|Tiger Woods
25/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR-WINNING ACTRESSES|$800|hard|1967: Christina Drayton; 1968: Eleanor of Aquitaine|Katharine Hepburn
04/03/2010|Jeopardy!|GARMENT PARTS|$200|easy|A fraternity pin is generally worn on this 5-letter part of a jacket|the lapel
22/06/1999|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$200|easy|Count Vronsky & the husband of this title character have the same first name: Alexey|Anna Karenina
23/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HERE 'WE' COME!|$400|easy|To make cloth by interlacing threads|weave
08/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR MOLECULES|$200|easy|Take a deep breath & name this product of human respiration seen here|Carbon dioxide (CO2)
27/06/2007|Jeopardy!|NO MATTER WHAT YOU'VE HEARD|$1000|hard|It took Robert Fripp 18 months to make the opening sound for this Microsoft Windows product released in 2007|Vista
27/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE SWINGIN' '60s|$1000|hard|In January 1966 this general was inaugurated for his second term as president of France|Charles de Gaulle
19/09/2000|Jeopardy!|STRINGED INSTRUMENTS|$400|easy|Its name may come from the African 'mbanza', which is a similar instrument|Banjo
29/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$800|hard|This British woman is regarded as the world's foremost authority on chimpanzees|Jane Goodall
20/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$1600|hard|This whale, whose name is from Russian for 'white', is born grey or brown; it turns a milky white by age 5|beluga
13/05/2004|Jeopardy!|PRIMARY COLORS|$800|hard|It's the color mentioned in the title of the following|yellow
19/10/1999|Jeopardy!|VOLCANOES|$200|easy|Its May 18, 1980 eruption was the first in the lower 48 states since California's Lassen Peak in 1921|Mount Saint Helens
06/06/1997|Jeopardy!|TV ACTORS & ROLES|$200|easy|This star of 'The X-Files' played a cross-dressing detective known as Dennis, or Denise, on 'Twin Peaks'|David Duchovny
11/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SOMETIMES A GREAT OCEAN|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows a map on the monitor.)  During the Mesozoic, the Tethys Sea separated the northern supercontinent of Laurasia from this continent that contained what are now Africa & South America|Gondwana
08/12/1997|Jeopardy!|PARK IT HERE|$2000|hard|A line of cannon once used to defend Manhattan's shoreline gave this New York park its name|Battery Park
12/04/2000|Jeopardy!|THEIR FIRST FEATURE FILMS|$300|easy|Barbara Hershey's first film role was as Doris Day's stepdaughter in the 1968 comedy 'With Six You Get' this|Eggroll
10/12/1998|Final Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|None|None|A species of mammal is named for this appropriate site of Russia's first American settlement|Kodiak Island
13/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GUEST EDITORS|$800|hard|For its Christmas 1993 issue, French Vogue tapped this South African leader to guest edit|Nelson Mandela
23/10/2001|Jeopardy!|AWARD PRESENTERS|$200|easy|National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences|the Grammys
14/07/2011|Jeopardy!|MONOGRAM MADNESS|$800|hard|She's a suspenseful contemporary novelist: MHC|Mary Higgins Clark
10/03/2004|Jeopardy!|VOYEUR INFORMATION|$600|medium|Gawk at the art seen here & know it's by this innovator|(Andy) Warhol
06/11/2000|Jeopardy!|I FEEL SHEEPISH|$100|easy|An object that's genuine through & through is 'dyed in' this|The wool
12/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$600|medium|This Greek lyric poetess created a verse form featuring 3 lines of 11 syllables & a fourth line of 5 syllables|Sappho
16/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|SPACE FIRSTS|$1000|hard|The first American politician in space, he was the first passenger-observer, too|Jake Garn
05/03/1998|Jeopardy!|SHOOT THE MOON|$500|medium|Apollo 15, 16 & 17 used these 4-wheeled vehicles to fetch rock samples|Lunar rovers
09/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S SPEAK RUSSIAN|$800|hard|Stop the presses--it's the Russian word for 'truth'|pravda
20/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'IT' OR 'NOT'|$400|easy|In 'The Wizard of Oz', Glinda was a good one|a witch
13/05/2011|Jeopardy!|30 SOMETHING|$1000|hard|Total number of pieces including pawns at the start of a chess game|32
25/04/2008|Jeopardy!|FEMALES, WOMEN & LADIES|$800|hard|This primatologist & author was murdered in 1985, probably by a vengeful poacher|Dian Fossey
24/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COMPUTER LITERACY|$800|hard|This term for diplomatic procedure also refers to an agreed format for data to be communicated|Protocol
10/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL FACIAL HAIR|$800|hard|This Ohioan was the last president to sport a mustache while in office|William Howard Taft
05/11/2004|Jeopardy!|CROSSROADS|$600|medium|This 'Prairie State' calls itself 'the Heart of the Nation', 'the Hub of the Nation' & 'the Crossroads of America'|Illinois
27/01/2000|Jeopardy!|SKIP TO MY 'LU'|$300|easy|The German Air Force|Luftwaffe
29/05/2003|Jeopardy!|'POW'!|$600|medium|3-word term for the legal authority to act for another person in legal or business matters|power of attorney
07/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LEANN RHYMES?|$2000|hard|'Borstal Boy' is the autobiography of this Irish author named Brendan|Behan
08/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE|$400|easy|During this war, VMI cadets made up the only American student unit ever to fight in combat|Civil War
01/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FISH|$800|hard|The tripod fish uses elongated these to support itself, appearing to stand on the ocean floor|fins
11/06/2001|Jeopardy!|'F' IN GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|This country's highest point is Haltia, which rises 4,357 feet near its northwestern border with Norway|Finland
27/09/2000|Jeopardy!|VWLLSS|$100|easy|Type of pie: 'PZZ'|Pizza
18/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|POP GOES THE MUSIC|$200|easy|On this band's first album, Dave Grohl played all of the instruments|Foo Fighters
06/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MEMORIES OF OAKLAND|$400|easy|Oakland was founded in the 1800s soon after the discovery of this element nearby|gold
26/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NAPOLEON|$2000|hard|Called the 'Napoleon of the Piano', this Hungarian virtuoso played 1,000 concerts in less than 10 years|Liszt
29/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$1200|hard|It's believed that this flower's scientific name Papaver came from 'pap' because its juice was used to make babies sleepy|the poppy
20/01/1997|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$200|easy|To convert gallons to these units, multiply by 3.785|Liters
05/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MEN OF LETTERS|$800|hard|In Richardson's epistolary novel, 'Pamela' is a girl with this job resisting the advances of her mistress' son|a serving maid
21/03/2000|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$200|easy|Cirque du Soleil performs its dazzling 'Alegria' show at the Beau Rivage Resort in Biloxi in this state|Mississippi
04/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CIVICS CLASS|$800|hard|Wisconsin introduced this 'fare' game that made AFDC recipients get jobs|Workfare
02/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARKS|$1200|hard|The site where he launched the first liquid fuel rocket in 1926 is now part of a golf course fairway in Massachusetts|(Robert) Goddard
10/09/1997|Jeopardy!|THEM'S FIGHTIN' WORDS|$400|easy|It means to stick something with glue, or to stick your fist in someone's jaw|paste
23/01/1990|Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$100|easy|After Macbeth's death, his stepson, Lulach, became king of this country, but only for a few months|Scotland
18/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$2000|hard|In 1980 she became prime minister of her country for a fourth term|Indira Gandhi
14/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'GREAT' LEADERS|$400|easy|Russia, 1762-1796|Catherine the Great
10/06/2005|Jeopardy!|ESPN'S GREATEST SPORTS RECORDS|$800|hard|No. 8: His 92 goals in one season|Wayne Gretzky
27/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE OUT|$1600|hard|A keratotomy is an incision of this eye part; a keratectomy removes part of it|the cornea
04/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SAINTS BE PRAISED|$800|hard|Philip of Moscow foresaw that his post as primate of the Russian church might lead to martyrdom, as this man was czar|Ivan the Terrible
26/03/2010|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CAPITAL HAIKU|$200|easy|Famed for 7 hills / A forum for discussion / All roads lead to here|Rome
11/01/1988|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL GROUPS|$100|easy|A group of vipers, even if the snakes don't live in a bird's dwelling|a nest
26/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SHE USED TO BE IN CHARGE|$800|hard|Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto|Pakistan
22/03/2011|Jeopardy!|A NUMBER LESS THAN 10|$1000|hard|Nations in the Iroquois Confederacy, after the Tuscarora tribe joined|6
07/07/2004|Jeopardy!|BROWN|$800|hard|The Brown Hornet was the favorite superhero of this 1970s animated TV group of pals|Fat Albert & the Cosby Kids
04/02/1999|Jeopardy!|FIX THE PROVERB|$100|easy|The best things in life are whee!|The best things in life are free
13/12/2005|Jeopardy!|THE APPLE OF MY EYE|$800|hard|'Take off' & 'land' information wirelessly with this Apple WiFi device|Airport (Express)
29/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ABOUT TIME|$1600|hard|Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings title fawn|The Yearling
02/12/1996|Jeopardy!|'W'ORDS|$100|easy|It precedes omelet, saddle & Samoa|western
04/05/2011|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES MOVIES|$400|easy|A.O. Scott said this film about Aron Ralston 'pins you down, shakes you up, and leaves you glad to be alive'|127 Hours
24/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK STARS|$600|medium|Son of another famous singer, he's the frontman for The Wallflowers|Jakob Dylan
19/06/2001|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL GENRES|$300|easy|The book of Matthew, Mark, Luke or John|Gospel
26/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE & BUILDING|$1200|hard|Tudor, ogee & horseshoe are different types of these; a state with many of them would be a keystone state|arches
18/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|5 PEOPLE WHO'VE NEVER BEEN IN MY KITCHEN|$1200|hard|Born in 1912, this rocketry genius joined the German Society for Space Travel around 1930|Wernher Von Braun
20/09/2007|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE THINGS|$600|medium|When Virginia got a state one of these animals, the gov.'s office released a poem that mentioned Adam West|bat
08/03/2006|Jeopardy!|A SYMPHONY OF NINTHS|$600|medium|Muslims may hope this ninth month of their calendar goes by fast|Ramadan
20/09/2006|Jeopardy!|MATH JOKES|$600|medium|Lumberjacks make good musicians because of these exponents required to produce a given number|logarithms
06/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ROLES|$800|hard|Her roles have included Trixie Delight, Lili von Shtupp, & Empress Nympho|Madeline Kahn
21/03/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL 'OVER', BABY|$200|easy|Write a check for more than you've got & your account is considered this|overdrawn
24/01/2000|Jeopardy!|MEXICAN GEOGRAPHY|$300|easy|This cape or 'cabo' is at the southern tip of Baja California|Cabo San Lucas
27/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS|$200|easy|When this D.C. street was permanently closed between 15th & 17th on May 20, 1995 it made headlines|Pennsylvania Avenue
09/12/1987|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN BUSINESS|$400|easy|After taking over this company, Thomas Watson ordered 'THINK' signs placed in every company room|IBM
30/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MARY, MARY|$800|hard|Her name heads a list of women of Galilee in Luke 8:2|Mary Magdalene
20/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THE ONLY|$600|medium|'The Lady In My Life' & 'Baby Be Mine' were the only 2 songs on this 1983 album not to be Top 10 hits|Thriller
24/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE MANSION FAMILY|$800|hard|Arlington House was this man's family mansion until confiscated by the U.S. government in 1864|(Robert E.) Lee
27/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IVAN|$600|medium|As director of 'Twins' & 'Kindergarten Cop', he told Arnold Schwarzenegger what to do|Ivan Reitman
18/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$400|easy|The allies began the invasion of Italy on July 10, 1943 by landing on this island|Sicily
01/07/2011|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LIT CHARACTERS|$200|easy|In a Norton Juster novel, bored Milo perks up when he receives a 'phantom' one of these|toll booth
24/03/2003|Jeopardy!|LET'S BUILD A CASINO!|$200|easy|Don't 'blubber' when you lose all your money at the igloo-shaped casino named for this U.S. state|Alaska
31/10/2002|Jeopardy!|JAPANESE FOOD|$600|medium|Dashi-no-moto is the instant version of dashi; add water & you'll have this|soup
26/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GOLDEN RETRIEVERS|$2000|hard|In 2008 Sue Bird helped the U.S. win its fourth straight Olympic gold medal in this sport|basketball
17/11/2000|Jeopardy!|'IN' THE BEGINNING|$300|easy|One life in a series of lives|Incarnation
20/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NO, I'M GOING TO THE ZOO|$400|easy|This primate of Indonesia is the only ape whose name begins with an 'O'|an orangutan
29/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BELOW THE WAIST|$400|easy|When warts are on the sole, this is the sole adjective applied|Plantar
31/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICAL SCIENCE|$800|hard|Phosphorescence is defined as giving off light with little or none of this|heat
26/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY LITERARY QUOTES|$400|easy|Charles Dickens called him 'tightfisted... hard and sharp as flint'|(Ebenezer) Scrooge
07/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PERIODS|$800|hard|From the Latin words for middle and age, this adjective is used to describe the Middle Ages|Medieval
10/11/2003|Jeopardy!|THE J. LO DOWN|$1000|hard|The video for this song pays homage to the movie 'Flashdance', with Jen as the welder/dancer|'I'm Glad'
30/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PRO SPORTS VENUES|$1200|hard|The Detroit Red Wings' rink|Joe Louis Arena
10/10/2005|Jeopardy!|KIDS IN HISTORY|$800|hard|A gifted student & a fine athlete, this member of the Tudor family became the heir to Engl.'s throne at age 10, in 1502|Henry VIII
28/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH AMERICAN IDOL NAMES|$2000|hard|You might say this season 6 winner is so electrifying that she gives off discharges|Jordin Sparks
22/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S 'NEW'?|$600|medium|'80s New Wave band heard here:|New Order
06/06/2011|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT VIPs|$600|medium|Plato referred to this Athenian philosopher & mentor as 'the justest man of that time'|Socrates
31/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK BAND INITIALS|$1600|hard|What would you say if I told you DMB is this|Dave Matthews Band
25/09/1997|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE TOAST|$100|easy|It's customary to toast these soft confections on sticks over a campfire|Marshmallows
07/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$200|easy|Traditionally, a female singer plays the role of Hansel in this Humperdinck opera|Hansel and Gretel
22/05/1997|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYME HEADLINES|$200|easy|'School Invaded By Lamb'; this 'Student Held Responsible'|Mary
13/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S LIFE SCIENCE|$800|hard|One of the parasitic types of this one-celled creature is seen here|an amoeba
13/09/2010|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT BY COMMITTEE|$200|easy|This 2004 presidential nominee chairs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee|(John) Kerry
27/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN INDIANS|$200|easy|Device Indians smoked as sign of friendship|a peace pipe
18/09/2001|Jeopardy!|EMOTIONS|$400|easy|Something lowly may be 'beneath' this synonym for 'disdain'|contempt
14/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CAN I GET YOUR NUMBER?|$800|hard|Number of sides on a typical snowflake|6
06/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|APRIL|$1200|hard|In April 1972 the U.S. bombed this Vietnamese port city; more recently Seattle became its sister city|Haiphong
01/03/2011|Jeopardy!|TALKIN' TOLKIEN|$600|medium|Tolkien's name for the 'Black Land', the home of the bad guys|Mordor
06/07/2000|Jeopardy!|CAPITAL|$300|easy|When Bobby Fischer beat Boris Spassky in 1972 for the world chess title, they were in this world capital|Reykjavik
04/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|I DON'T|$1600|hard|I don't throw anything away, so I'm known as this creature seen here|a pack rat
19/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATED|$1600|hard|On a camera: SLR|single lens reflex
20/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$8000|hard|'Blessed are they that go mourning' is the opening chorus of Brahms' 'German' this|Requiem
26/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE INTERNATIONAL CINEPLEX|$800|hard|Latin America saw right through this 2000 Kevin Bacon thriller, known there as 'The Man Without Shadow'|The Hollow Man
29/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SITCOMS BY EPISODE|$2000|hard|'The Smelly Car'|Seinfeld
25/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC PERSONALIZED PLATES|$1200|hard|1910-1997|Mother Teresa
23/02/2010|Jeopardy!|TOWERS|$1000|hard|Seen here are the world headquarters towers (nicknamed 'Debit' & 'Credit') for this bank in Frankfurt|Deutsche Bank
05/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|It's 'The Natural State' as well as 'The Land of Opportunity'|Arkansas
16/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'COO' CREW|$400|easy|A businessman of exceptional wealth & power|a tycoon
29/05/1992|Jeopardy!|MISC.|$100|easy|This waterfall is separated into the American Falls & Horseshoe Falls by Goat Island|Niagara Falls
03/11/2010|Jeopardy!|FOOD SPECIFICS|$1000|hard|Mascarpone is a soft Italian this|cheese
09/11/2006|Jeopardy!|SHILLING|$1000|hard|'The San Francisco treat'|Rice-A-Roni
07/04/2005|Jeopardy!|HEY, 'GOOD' LOOKING!|$1000|hard|1994 Savannah-set John Berendt bestseller|Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil
03/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE U.N.|$1200|hard|The first female U.S. ambassador to the U.N., she published the book 'Political Woman' in 1974|Jeane Kirkpatrick
06/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANGRY WORDS|$800|hard|They said I was this 3-letter word meaning angry or insane--I am this!  This, I tell you!|mad
02/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'Z' END|$400|easy|It was first dispensed as a peppermint candy in Vienna|Pez
17/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC SAINTS|$400|easy|This Newfoundland capital is the closest North American port to Europe|Saint John's
27/02/2007|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|$200|easy|On Feb. 9, 1861 he was elected provisional president of the Confederacy|Jefferson Davis
26/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD DUDE|$800|hard|Ethnicity of the 'Muppet Show' chef whose little song ended, 'bork bork bork'|Swedish
31/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WRITING A WRONG|$2000|hard|In 1983 this German news magazine published forged diaries supposedly written by Adolf Hitler|(Der) Stern
15/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WHALE WATCHING|$800|hard|These thin plates that hang from the upper jaw of the bowhead whale may reach a length of 13 feet|baleen
07/01/1999|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$100|easy|Watch out for trolls when you ride Maelstrom in the Norway section of this Disney World theme park|EPCOT Center
26/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ROMAN HOLIDAY|$600|medium|It's February 27 & they're off to celebrate Equirria with these events in the Campus Martius|chariot/horse races
06/05/2009|Jeopardy!|LANDMARKS|$800|hard|This Madrid art museum was completed under Ferdinand VII in 1819|the Prado
30/06/1993|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICAN MUSICALS|None|None|A 1920s French production of this musical about 19th c. entertainers was titled 'Mississippi'|Show Boat
07/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SCOTSMEN|$400|easy|This Scottish poet rhymed 'purple' with 'curple' (meaning 'the rump')|(Rabbie) Burns
30/06/2000|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$200|easy|Indenting the coastline of Alaska, Norton Sound & Kuskokwim Bay are inlets of this sea|Bering Sea
17/11/1995|Jeopardy!|NUMBER, PLEASE|$500|medium|On a telephone, the letters GHI go with this number|4
23/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FLICK ARRR!|$3000|hard|Kevin Kline starred as the pirate king in the film adaptation of this operetta|The Pirates of Penzance
04/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS OF THE WORLD|$600|medium|One of this country's major recreational areas is Vitosha National Park near Sofia|Bulgaria
30/04/1998|Jeopardy!|'BRAIN' SURGERY|$500|medium|This Superman foe is really Vril Dox from the planet Colu|Brainiac
20/12/2001|Jeopardy!|1995|$1000|hard|This Wisconsin city's 2 major papers, the Journal & the Sentinel, brewed up a merger|Milwaukee
29/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A ROMANTIC DINNER|$800|hard|To start, my little pot sticker, how about an appetizer--this Asian one, skewered meat dipped in a peanut sauce|satay
18/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY QUOTES|$800|hard|The 4 words preceding '...and grow up with the country'|Go west, young man
06/09/2000|Jeopardy!|CD|$300|easy|'Rebel Yell', 'Whiplash Smile'|Billy Idol
19/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CASTLE LIFE|$1000|hard|Crossbows were stored in the balistraria & these were stored in the chandlery|Candles
11/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NON-BOND CONNERY|$400|easy|1990: Sean defects to the U.S. & brings his high-tech sub with him|The Hunt for Red October
06/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PLANTS & TREES|$200|easy|The white types of these trees grow needles in bunches of 5; the yellow types, in bunches of 2 or 3|Pine
13/04/2001|Jeopardy!|SLIPPERY 'ROCK'|$300|easy|A 1970s Stephen J. Cannell TV series|The Rockford Files
05/10/2004|Jeopardy!|PLANETARY DISTINCTIONS|$800|hard|The one named by an 11-year-old|Pluto
20/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$1600|hard|At his second inauguration, Coolidge took the oath of office from this former president, a first|William Howard Taft
10/09/1999|Jeopardy!|IN THE COOKIE JAR|$200|easy|Recipes for the cookie named for this spread may call for the smooth or chunky variety|Peanut butter
02/06/2010|Jeopardy!|IN THIS EUROPEAN CAPITAL|$1000|hard|St. Stephen's Green, Trinity College|Dublin
25/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TOP OF THE CHARTS|$1600|hard|Desiring 'Money For Nothing'|Dire Straits
12/01/2005|Jeopardy!|LEFTOVERS|$400|easy|It's all you have to do to see the dots of color called phosphenes|close your eyes
13/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$200|easy|Its 1871 premiere in Cairo was delayed due to the Franco-Prussian War|Aida
03/07/2000|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$300|easy|A constricted passageway, specifically one that follows 'Verrazano' in the name of a bridge|Narrow
24/02/2006|Jeopardy!|T3: RISE OF THE CONSONANTS|$400|easy|Conventional requirements as to social behavior, from the French for 'ticket'|etiquette
28/06/2000|Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$200|easy|In this fairy tale by Prokofiev, the title boy is represented by strings, his grandfather by a bassoon|Peter and the Wolf
04/01/2012|Jeopardy!|NAMETH THE BIBLE BOOK|$1000|hard|'The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge: but fools despise wisdom and instruction'|Proverbs
31/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'EX' FILES|$1600|hard|In England, the Chancellor of this is the Minister of Finance|the Exchequer
17/09/2008|Jeopardy!|19, 20, 21 & 22|$600|medium|In John 20 this woman finds that the boulder in front of Jesus' tomb has been rolled away & that he is gone|Mary Magdalene
23/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$800|hard|The humanitarian initials RI stand for these displaced people, numbering in the millions, 'International'|Refugees
14/11/1994|Jeopardy!|DECORATIVE ARTS|$300|easy|'The Hunt of the Unicorn' is a famous example of the mille-fleur type of this wall hanging|Tapestry
25/02/2004|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$1000|hard|The exterior of the gov.'s mansion in Tallahassee was inspired by the Hermitage in this other state capital|Nashville
09/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'T' COUNTRIES|$600|medium|In 1789 the mutiny on the Bounty occurred in the waters of this south Pacific kingdom|Tonga
08/04/2011|Jeopardy!|WHEN THE SAINTS|$1000|hard|This Afro-Cuban belief system uses Catholic saints as representations of the spirit world|Santería
25/07/2008|Jeopardy!|DINOSAURS|$200|easy|This 'king' of the dinosaurs had a muscular jaw that, it's thought, could rip off 500 pounds of meat at once|the Tyrannosaurus rex
04/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LITERATURE|$1500|hard|This 1532 work is dedicated to Lorenzo the Magnificent, son of Piero de Medici|The Prince
20/06/2001|Final Jeopardy!|MEDICAL ISSUES|None|None|Muhammad Ali & Michael J. Fox have gone to Capitol Hill to speak about this disease|Parkinson's Disease
02/05/2008|Jeopardy!|'OO', SORRY!|$1000|hard|A light, good-hearted satire, or a 'National' magazine that does satire|a lampoon
22/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY'S HAL PRINCE|$800|hard|This 1957 urban musical featured a collaboration of Robbins, Bernstein, Sondheim & Hal|West Side Story
20/06/2001|Jeopardy!|AIRPORT CODES|$500|medium|A capital place:          IAD|Dulles (Washington, D.C.)
07/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$1000|hard|The main religion on the island of Bali is a mixture of local religious rites & this major religion|Hinduism
08/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|JOHNNY DEPP ROLES|$2000|hard|Undercover FBI agent Joe Pistone|Donnie Brasco
08/03/2011|Jeopardy!|WHAT THE 'ECK'|$1000|hard|Wall-climbing house lizard|a gecko
26/02/1997|Jeopardy!|DOGS|$200|easy|Despite its name, the Great Dane originated in this country, as did the Rottweiler|Germany
14/01/2008|Jeopardy!|SPECIAL 'K's|$200|easy|The world's largest sanctuary for these cuddly cuties is Lone Pine Sanctuary in Brisbane|koalas
07/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS NAMES|$2000|hard|This 7-foot San Antonio Spur, the 2003 NBA finals MVP, grew up in the U.S. Virgin Islands|Tim Duncan
07/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|POETS|$800|hard|As a wedding gift, this poet's father-in-law gave him Craigie House in Cambridge, Massachusetts|Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
03/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$2000|hard|He figured out moving bodies on or above the Earth tend to drift sideways, so the 'effect' bears his name|(Gaspard-Gustave de) Coriolis
03/11/2000|Jeopardy!|MEASURE TWICE|$200|easy|1 gigawatt equals 1,000 of these|Megawatt
18/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S EAT|$1000|hard|For Marcel Proust the 'vicissitudes of life had become indifferent' after eating these small French cakes|madeleines
12/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GO SHOPPING!|$1000|hard|Located at 333 Canal Street, Canal Place is one of the most beautiful shopping centers in this Southern city|New Orleans
17/12/1999|Jeopardy!|WHICH CABINET DEPARTMENT?|$500|medium|The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms|Treasury
23/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$800|hard|'Seasonal' surname of siblings Jimmy & Edgar|Winter
27/12/2002|Jeopardy!|THE PLANET URANUS|$600|medium|Uranus' 2 largest moons share their names with characters created by this author|William Shakespeare
19/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MORE MYTHOLOGICAL MISTAKES|$400|easy|Oops!  This famous 'Heel' fell for Penthesilia the Amazon a little too late -- he'd already killed her|Achilles
25/01/1988|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL GARDEN|$200|easy|Psalm 92 says, 'The righteous shall flourish like the palm tree; he shall grow like a cedar in' this country|Lebanon
22/11/2006|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL COMEBACKS|$1000|hard|Despite twice being purged and imprisoned, he led China for nearly 20 years after Mao's death|Deng Xiaoping
25/06/2007|Jeopardy!|KENYA FEEL THE LOVE|$1000|hard|Now the chief port of Kenya, Mombasa was visited by this Portuguese explorer in 1498|(Vasco) da Gama
24/12/2009|Jeopardy!|LETTER-WORD|$200|easy|The Motion Picture Association of America gave us this term meaning explicit or obscene|X-rated
06/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THEY CALL THE WIND...|$2000|hard|Warm, dry winds called foehns include the Santa Ana of California & this one that descends the Eastern Rockies|a Chinook
07/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ISLAND CITIES|$1000|hard|Manila|Luzon
03/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|I'M FEELIN' HAPPY!|$400|easy|This 'pleased' company is known for its drawstring trash bags|Glad
21/10/2003|Jeopardy!|GETTING POSSESSIVE|$1000|hard|Leonard Cohen titled an album 'Death of' this male who attracts females|a Ladies' Man
03/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FASHIONABLE STORES|$1200|hard|'Jeans Will Rock You' is a 2004 campaign by this all-'American' store|American Eagle
30/04/1997|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$200|easy|Selections from this Irish group's 'Pop' CD were available on the internet prior to its March 1997 release|U2
12/07/2006|Jeopardy!|JUST ONE WORD... PLASTICS|$400|easy|The 'V' in PVC, it's energy-efficient because it's made more of salt than petroleum|vinyl
21/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NIGERIA|$1200|hard|Following ethnic clashes in 1966, the Eastern part of Nigeria declared itself the Republic of this in 1967|Biafra
17/07/2009|Jeopardy!|STORY TIME|$800|hard|'One False Note' & 'The Maze of Bones' are part of a book series with this number of 'Clues' in its title|39
08/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$1600|hard|Of the 4 states officially known as commonwealths, it lies the farthest west|Kentucky
23/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$400|easy|'Guideposts' magazine, which features stories of faith, was founded in 1945 by this positive thinking minister|(Norman Vincent) Peale
22/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH LIT|$400|easy|Sartre's 'L' Idiot de la Famille' was a large-scale study of this 'Madame Bovary' author|Gustave Flaubert
11/02/2005|Jeopardy!|SECRETARY'S DAY|$600|medium|In the 1930s this future U. S. president was secretary to former King Ranch foreman Richard Kleberg|Lyndon Johnson
13/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN ON MY INFINITE PLAYLIST|$2000|hard|She made a name for herself on the second stage at Lilith Fair in 1998  'These eyes never saw you leaving/ This heart...'|India.Arie
26/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL PUNISHMENT|$2000|hard|Suva, this Pacific nation's capital city, lies on Viti Levu Island|Fiji
26/07/2006|Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$200|easy|When placed on its back, the click family of this insect jumps into the air to right itself, making a click sound|a beetle
16/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LADIES OF LITERATURE|$400|easy|In the original tale, Elizabeth, the bride of this man, is strangled by the monster|Frankenstein
26/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HODGEPOURRI|$1600|hard|Tegucigalpa is this Central American country's capital city|Honduras
04/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'Z' FOR YOURSELF|$800|hard|Popular music style heard here, y'all: (around New Orleans)|Zydeco
15/11/2005|Jeopardy!|ALL THE RAVE|$200|easy|You can camp overnight at the Global Gathering Weekend Rave near Stratford-upon-Avon in this country|England
19/09/1997|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$300|easy|The ornate chorus species of these tailless amphibians are less than 2'' in length|frogs
09/11/2004|Jeopardy!|EITHER/OR|$600|medium|It's the basic choice at KFC of what kind of chicken texture to have|Original Recipe or Extra Crispy?
26/04/2000|Jeopardy!|TITLE FILM FOLK|$200|easy|'The Talented Mr. Ripley' (1999)|Matt Damon
14/02/2000|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$100|easy|When remeasured in 1999, this highest mountain was found to have grown by 7 feet|Mount Everest
20/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SUMO|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew stands between two large men holding diapers.) Quite a lot of this rich fabric goes into a 'mawashi', which wraps several times around the sumo wrestler|silk
28/09/1999|Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL JEOPARDY!|$100|easy|David Keith, Kurt Russell & Don Johnson have all portrayed this singer on film|Elvis Presley
20/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$2000|hard|17th century philosopher Sir Francis & 20th century painter Francis|Bacon
27/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS NICKNAMES|$400|easy|Football fans nicknamed him 'Big Sky'|Joe Montana
02/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|$1000|hard|For the 1998 Oscars this nominee wore a $20 million diamond inspired by the gem in 'Titanic'|Gloria Stuart
23/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MINES, ALL MINES|$400|easy|Emphasize the AU in Australia, home of the Kalgoorlie Super Pit Mine for this|Gold
30/05/2007|Jeopardy!|3 LITTLE LETTERS|$800|hard|Its headquarters compound in Langley, Virginia is named for Former President George Bush|the CIA
29/07/2010|Jeopardy!|OFF THE ENDANGERED SPECIES LIST|$400|easy|The red one of these marsupials hopped off the list in 1995|the red kangaroo
21/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE KILLING|$1200|hard|He was shot in February 1965 while giving a speech at the Audubon Ballroom in Harlem|Malcolm X
05/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BEAR IT|$400|easy|It's also been called the great white bear|the polar bear
20/07/2004|Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL|$1000|hard|The name of this '90s group was partly inspired by an STP motor oil logo|Stone Temple Pilots
09/10/2003|Jeopardy!|'STREET's|$400|easy|Elvis could have told you it's the location of 'Heartbreak Hotel'|down at the end of lonely street
20/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$800|hard|Entertainment mogul Barry & funny lady Phyllis|Diller
24/05/2010|Jeopardy!|3M|$600|medium|Meaning huge, but not necessarily woolly|mammoth
04/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN CURRENCY|$400|easy|In 1833 Greece chose this basic unit of currency to replace the phoenix|the drachma
19/04/2006|Jeopardy!|SPORTS QUOTES|$600|medium|Mike Cameron, on problems caused by the sun at this New York Mets home field: 'The sun has been there for 500, 600 years'|Shea Stadium
10/01/2007|Jeopardy!|THE STAMP ACT|$800|hard|The Distinguished Americans series has honored Jonas Salk & this virologist who also developed a polio vaccine|(Albert) Sabin
11/09/2007|Jeopardy!|PLANES, TRAINS & AUTOMOBILES|$600|medium|This car, seen here, shares its name with a seaport|Plymouth
28/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES BY INITIALS|$2000|hard|2005, Edward R. Murrow versus Joe McCarthy: 'G.N.A.G.L.'|Good Night and Good Luck
18/05/2004|Jeopardy!|CUSTOMS|$400|easy|It's the very French way First Lady Danielle Mitterrand greeted Fidel Castro on his 1995 Paris visit|a kiss on each cheek
06/11/1986|Jeopardy!|AGRICULTURE|$400|easy|Season in which winter barley is harvested|(following) summer
10/02/2005|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY TRADITIONS|$1000|hard|Broadway's lights are dimmed to honor late, great luminaries, such as this lyricist partner of John Kander|Fred Ebb
08/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LINES FROM POE|$400|easy|'Thy naiad airs have brought me home to the glory that was' this 'and the grandeur that was Rome'|Greece
26/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CONNECTICUTIES|$400|easy|This star of 'The Big Chill' & 'Dangerous Liaisons' is a 12th-generation New Englander|Glenn Close
31/05/2006|Jeopardy!|U.S. COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$200|easy|The 2 founders of Yahoo! & the 2 founders of Google all attended this California school|Stanford
08/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES|$800|hard|General Joe Stillwell disdainfully called this generalissimo 'Peanut'|Chiang Kai-Shek
06/10/2006|Jeopardy!|MUSIC TO YOUR EARS|$200|easy|This teen queen sang, 'Wake up, wake up on a Saturday night, could be N.Y., maybe Hollywood & Vine'|Hilary Duff
28/01/1997|Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$500|medium|These glands atop each kidney are composed of 2 parts, each with a different composition & function|Adrenal Glands
23/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BORN TO RUN|$800|hard|At a Big 10 meet in Michigan in 1935, this grandson of a slave broke 3 world records & tied a fourth, all in an hour|(Jesse) Owens
09/05/2008|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT|$800|hard|This program takes up more than half of the HHS budget--& the Baby Boomers aren't getting younger|Medicare
18/11/1999|Final Jeopardy!|MANHATTAN LANDMARKS|None|None|Appropriately, this hotel on West 44th Street has a Round Table Suite|the Algonquin
01/05/1998|Jeopardy!|AND THE AWARD GOES TO...|$200|easy|Barbara Walters' '20/20' co-host, in 1998 he was awarded the Children's Champion Award from UNICEF|Hugh Downs
04/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|IN A FESTIVAL MOOD|$200|easy|In July 1965 Bob Dylan was booed at the Newport Festival of this, for abandoning that type of music|Folk Music
18/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$200|easy|The same year his 'The Last of the Mohicans' was published, he was named U.S. Consul at Lyon, France|James Fenimore Cooper
20/04/2007|Jeopardy!|OLD TESTAMENT BOOKS IN OTHER WORDS|$800|hard|Many acts of mourning|Lamentations
18/09/2001|Jeopardy!|ALL IN THE FAMILY|$100|easy|This general term for any small fish also refers to the largest fish family, including carp, & to Gilligan's boat|minnow
01/04/2011|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS BY CITY|$400|easy|The Henry Ford Museum (don't say Detroit)|Dearborn
18/11/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BERBER COLLAGE|$400|easy|After the Arab conquest in the 7th century, the Berbers picked up this religion, but are a bit less orthodox about it|Islam
15/05/1992|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$100|easy|In 1997 this British crown colony will become a special administrative region of China|Hong Kong
05/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ARABIC TO ROMAN NUMERALS|$800|hard|Fictional detective: 6 Warshawski|V.I.
03/02/2009|Jeopardy!|APT ANAGRAMS|$400|easy|A 'high' time in art: SIENNA ACRES|Renaissance
07/07/2000|Jeopardy!|'OO'!  'OO'!|$200|easy|Meaning 'unencumbered', it goes with fancy-free|Footloose
08/07/2009|Jeopardy!|GET INTO MY CZAR|$200|easy|'Czar' is derived from this last name of a Roman leader|Caesar
17/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS:  WHERE ARE THEY NOW?|$400|easy|A rose garden in Hyde Park, New York|Franklin Delano Roosevelt
20/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE 19th CENTURY|$1900|hard|On sale May 1, 1840, the first postage stamp with adhesive on the back had this person on the front|Queen Victoria
17/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC LONDON|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from Regent's Park.)  Regent's Park was a hunting ground for this 16th century king, who it was said never hunted without tiring 8 or 10 horses|Henry VIII
21/10/2005|Jeopardy!|BEATLYRICS|$600|medium|'Well the Ukraine girls really knock me out, They leave the West behind'|Back In The U.S.S.R.
19/04/2011|Jeopardy!|FROM U.S. TO USSR|$600|medium|In 1987 the first U.S. symphony orchestra to play Russia in a decade offered this Sousa piece as its final encore|Stars and Stripes Forever
07/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN ISLANDS|$800|hard|Theodore Roosevelt Island, now a memorial, lies in this river & is accessible by footbridge from Virginia|the Potomac
07/01/1997|Jeopardy!|EGYPTIAN MYTHOLOGY|$200|easy|Though depicted with the head of a cow, Hathor is a goddess of beauty equated with this Greek goddess|Aphrodite
20/12/2004|Jeopardy!|STOCK ANSWERS|$600|medium|BGG is the stock symbol of this big name in small gas engines|Briggs & Stratton
13/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS ELEPHANTS|$800|hard|Ashes of this elephant, P.T. Barnum's most famous, are kept in a Peter Pan peanut butter jar at Tufts Univ.|Jumbo
13/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY HEROINES|$400|easy|His emotionally unstable wife Zelda inspired the character of Nicole Diver in his book 'Tender Is The Night'|F. Scott Fitzgerald
01/04/1993|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$200|easy|Joseph P. Kennedy II represents this state's 8th district in the U.S. House|Massachusetts
28/12/2010|Jeopardy!|FROM PAGE TO SCREEN|$1000|hard|'The Informant!' starring him as real-life whistleblower Mark Whiteacre, was based on a book by Kurt Eichenwald|Matt Damon
29/11/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. REGIONS|$600|medium|Geographic collective name for Delaware, Maryland, Missouri & Kentucky from when they refused to secede|border states
02/02/1999|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$500|medium|Martin Waldseemuller's map of 1507 had 2 portraits on it; Ptolemy on the old world, & this man on the new|Amerigo Vespucci
14/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$800|hard|This general & premier who led Japan into war in 1941 was hanged as a war criminal in 1948|Hideki Tojo
30/11/1993|Jeopardy!|SIMPLY 'RED'|$500|medium|In 1978 he & Mel Allen became the first broadcasters to be honored by the Baseball Hall of Fame|Red Barber
16/10/2007|Jeopardy!|FISH, BIRD OR MAMMAL|$1000|hard|The cichlid|a fish
20/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$2000|hard|This Frenchman known for his oxygen theory of combustion wrote the first modern chemistry textbook in 1789|Lavoisier
09/02/2007|Jeopardy!|CARD GAMES|$400|easy|In this card game named after a suit, if you get stuck with the queen of spades, it's 13 penalty points|hearts
06/06/2001|Jeopardy!|'D' DAY|$200|easy|When you have skin problems, this is the type of doctor you should seek out|Dermatologist
14/01/1998|Jeopardy!|CARTOONS|$300|easy|'Teen Wolf' debuted on TV in 1986 & these teenage terrapins hit the air the next year|Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
15/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HIDE & SEEK|$1200|hard|I'm hiding on top of the world's tallest mountain, so seek me in this mountain range (& hurry up, I'm freezing!)|the Himalayas (or the Himalayan)
10/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HOW PRECIOUS!|$400|easy|San Jose State University's Beethoven Center has brown, grey & white strands of this that once grew on Ludwig|hair
07/05/2007|Jeopardy!|CHINESE GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|This gulf is bordered by Luichow Peninsula & Hainan Island on the east & Vietnam on the west|the Gulf of Tonkin
04/02/2008|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'N'|$600|medium|Buddhist freedom, perhaps for rock drummer Dave Grohl (7)|nirvana
15/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$600|medium|In 'The Call of the Wild', Judge Miller's gardener kidnaps this dog & sells him for $50|Buck
09/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MASTERPIECES OF ART|$600|medium|A famous 1793 painting by Jacques-Louis David depicts this assassinated Frenchman in his bathtub|Marat
16/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN CASABLANCA|$2000|hard|Round up the usual suspects; this German major played by Conrad Veidt has been shot|Major Strasser
22/09/2009|Jeopardy!|THIS & THAT|$200|easy|Seen riding a flying gander, this character is usually traced back to a 1697 book by Charles Perrault|Mother Goose
19/11/2009|Jeopardy!|YOU'VE GOT ME IN HISTORICS!|$800|hard|On April 21, 1918 this German pilot credited with downing 80 enemy aircraft was killed in his triplane; Snoopy's revenge?|the Red Baron
21/01/2008|Final Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN GEOGRAPHY|None|None|This land, named for an Italian, is mentioned just once in a Shakespeare play-- in 'The Comedy of Errors'|America
27/09/2005|Jeopardy!|A JOHN DENVER SONGBOOK|$800|hard|'To sail on a dream on a crystal clear ocean, to ride on the crest of a wild raging storm'|Calypso
20/12/1991|Double Jeopardy!|'G'EOGRAPHY|$200|easy|Hindus believe its waters cleanse the soul|The Ganges
18/10/2005|Jeopardy!|ROMANCE NOVELIST HISTORY BOOK|$600|medium|It was WWI. Her new name meant 'eye of the dawn' & she felt reborn.  Oh, how she loved German military men!|Mata Hari
02/10/2009|Jeopardy!|ONLINE SLANG|$800|hard|Chatting at your desk on Instant Messenger?  Type AFK into the window to tell them you're 'away from' this|the keyboard
12/01/1998|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$100|easy|The James Joyce Cultural Centre in this Irish capital includes a library & a reading room|Dublin
20/05/2003|Jeopardy!|A CHRISTMAS CAROL|$1000|hard|'And heav'n and nature sing, and heav'n and nature sing, and heav'n and heav'n and nature sing'|Joy to the World
08/03/2005|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$200|easy|The national assn. devoted to this board game has a website where you can learn the 'Word of the Day'|Scrabble
24/01/2012|Jeopardy!|CANADIAN POSTAL ABBREVIATIONS|$800|hard|YT|the Yukon Territory
09/06/2011|Jeopardy!|GOING TO X STREAMS|$800|hard|The Xucar originates north of Cuenca in this country before flowing into the Gulf of Valencia|Spain
25/09/1995|Jeopardy!|ASTROLOGY|$400|easy|One symbol of this sign is a harvest maiden holding a sheaf of wheat|Virgo
20/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE MID-ATLANTIC STATES|$1000|hard|With Raleigh & Durham, it forms North Carolina's 'Research Triangle'|Chapel Hill
19/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TREES|$400|easy|This 'sad' tree's shade reportedly comforted Napoleon in exile on St. Helena; later, he was buried under one|a weeping willow
01/06/1999|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS LAST WORDS|$400|easy|A monarch, 1603: 'All my possessions for a moment of time'|Queen Elizabeth I
25/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|POET'S DICTIONARY|$400|easy|'There was an old lady of Prague' begins a popular one of these lighthearted poems of 5 lines|Limerick
08/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$400|easy|Muscleman in the Ruben's work seen here:|Samson
13/04/2000|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'OOK'|$200|easy|Gibberish, or mumbo jumbo|Gobbledygook
16/02/2000|Jeopardy!|WOMEN RULE!|$200|easy|Hearing bad news from the Boer War, she stated, 'We are not interested in the possibilities of defeat'|Queen Victoria
22/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED FOOD & DRINK|$400|easy|When I'm in a slump, these purple fruits perk me up|plums (from slump)
15/06/1998|Jeopardy!|ALL GOD'S CRITTERS|$200|easy|Because it dips its food in water, it has the scientific name Lotor, which means 'washer'|Raccoon
25/02/2004|Jeopardy!|FITS 'U' TO A 'T'|$600|medium|Apple pie is often rich, so it makes sense that this part of the pie is a synonym for 'rich'|the upper crust
12/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|I'M FEELING CONFLICTED|$2000|hard|1702-1713: Her war in North America|Queen Anne
30/11/2010|Jeopardy!|SONGS ON TV SHOWS|$200|easy|As Potsie, Anson Williams crooned songs like 'Deeply' on this show|Happy Days
11/05/2009|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT GAME SHOW|$600|medium|Though Bob has retired from this game show, it still tapes in the 'Bob Barker Studio'|The Price Is Right
19/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR I|$800|hard|This American flying ace shot down 26 enemy aircraft & received the French Croix de Guerre|Rickenbacker
17/10/1989|Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$500|medium|Between 1816 & 1830 he was at various times ruler of present-day Venezuela, Peru & Colombia|Simón Bolívar
11/05/2007|Jeopardy!|ON BROADWAY|$1000|hard|Revived in 2007, it's Eric Bogosian's play about an acid-tongued talk show host|Talk Radio
20/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|REGGAE|$1000|hard|Taking its name from an Old Testament book, this 1977 Bob Marley hit is about 'Movement of jah people'|Exodus
29/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HOPE|$1600|hard|South Carolina's state motto is 'Dum spiro spero' or 'While I' do this, 'I hope'|breathe
29/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|FIRSTS|$400|easy|Until Swanson offered them in '54, you couldn't officially eat in front of the boob tube|frozen TV dinners
03/07/2007|Jeopardy!|MIXED NUTS|$400|easy|I TIP CHAOS|pistachio
31/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WE'RE GOING BACKWARDS|$400|easy|If you're 62 or older & receive loans that are charged against your equity in your house, it's this type of mortgage|a reverse mortgage
27/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS NICKNAMES|$1200|hard|Famous nickname of drag racing legend Don Garlits|Big Daddy
29/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH GRAMMAR|$800|hard|'Went' for the verb 'go', 'had' for 'have', or what we did walking through a campground|Past tense
07/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$400|easy|In 1922 DeWitt & Lila Wallace published the first issue of this magazine that condenses articles|Reader's Digest
19/11/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. GOVERNMENT|$100|easy|An 1873 law requires that this Latin motto appear on one side of every U.S. coin|E Pluribus Unum
13/11/1991|Jeopardy!|JUST DESSERTS|$500|medium|Chef Josef Dobos is famous for creating this type of cake named for him|(Dobos) torte
20/09/2002|Jeopardy!|SWEET STUFF|$800|hard|This nationality fish is a soft & chewy candy|Swedish Fish
17/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'TIL DEATH|$2000|hard|The title character in this Arthur Miller play first enters carrying his sample cases|Death of a Salesman
20/06/2000|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$400|easy|Carlsberg Ridge, Madagascar Basin & Java Trench are underwater geographic features of this ocean|Indian Ocean
20/01/1999|Jeopardy!|1957|$400|easy|This Swedish statesman was elected to a second term as U.N. Secretary-General|Dag Hammarskjold
08/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' PRIVATE LIVES|$3400|hard|His teenage daughters hated having to read to him & resented his remarriage in 1663|John Milton (he was blind)
01/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS IN HISTORY|$2000|hard|Mary Shelley was just 19 when she wrote this horror classic|Frankenstein
29/12/2006|Jeopardy!|MARLIN|$600|medium|Marlin Fitzwater was first appointed White House Press Secretary by this president|Ronald Reagan
26/12/2008|Jeopardy!|THE CONSTITUTION TODAY|$200|easy|The courts have wrestled with whether this writ that 'shall not be suspended' applies to Guantanamo|habeas corpus
29/11/2011|Jeopardy!|STADIUM FOOD|$1000|hard|Florida's Sun Life stadium features such Latin cuisine as Cuban sandwiches & these meat-filled turnovers|empanadas
23/04/2007|Jeopardy!|FUN STUFF|$1000|hard|This 155-year-old chocolate co. named for an Italian is based in San Francisco, a city named for an Italian|Ghirardelli
26/09/2007|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY MEDICINE|$1000|hard|This German's discovery of x-rays in 1895 had visible effects in diagnosing medical problems|Roentgen
18/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ONE OF THESE KINGS IS NOT LIKE THE OTHERS|$1200|hard|Edward I, Oskar I, Gustav I|Edward I
15/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HIGH SCHOOL NAMES|$200|easy|L.A.'s Alain Leroy Locke High is named for the first black student to get this scholarship to Oxford|Rhodes Scholarship
22/01/2001|Jeopardy!|WILD KINGDOM|$100|easy|This bird of prey is the national symbol of 2 North American countries|Eagle
07/05/2010|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY MOMS|$800|hard|In 2009 this rocker & rock widow lost custody of her daughter Frances Bean Cobain|Courtney Love
13/11/1997|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PEOPLE|$500|medium|Once named Saul, he escaped Damascus by being let down a wall in a basket|Paul
21/09/2001|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEWS|$100|easy|A 1995 review said that her 'prose has vastly improved since the Baroque excesses of 'Interview With The Vampire''|Anne Rice
02/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COMPUTER LITERACY|$1000|hard|This computer-driven sci-fi subgenre includes works by William Gibson & Bruce Sterling|Cyberpunk
07/04/2006|Jeopardy!|CLOSE BUT NO SITAR|$600|medium|The name of this stringed instrument is also a homophone for a word meaning 'pillaged goods'|lute
28/11/2006|Jeopardy!|BEN FRANKLIN|$1000|hard|Ben appropriately described his youthful mistakes as 'errata', a term from this profession|printing
22/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY ADD A LETTER|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew points to a map on the monitor.)  Add a letter to the country highlighted here & you'll get this acronym for a device usable offshore|scuba (for Cuba)
23/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BIOPICS|$800|hard|'Alexander' features Christopher Plummer as Aristotle & this actor in the title role|Colin Farrell
18/01/2010|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL ABOUT 'U'|$200|easy|The playground bully will stop twisting vour arm as soon as you 'say' this--or so he says|uncle
17/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH HODGEPODGE|$600|medium|Until the 1720s, many diamonds, including the Great Mogul, were found in this Asian country|India
18/12/2000|Jeopardy!|TV ACTORS & ROLES|$200|easy|Barbra Streisand knows he played Lt. Col. Bill 'Raider' Kelly on 'Pensacola: Wings of Gold'|James Brolin
27/10/1999|Jeopardy!|SMALL SCREEN FAMILIES|$500|medium|The Robinsons of the Jupiter II|Lost in Space
16/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POULTRY|$1600|hard|'We will eat our mullets, soused in wines' & 'sup pheasants' eggs', this Elizabethan dramatist wrote in 'The Alchemist'|Ben Jonson
27/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE MATH|$1200|hard|Number of 'Days Later' in a zombie flick divided by the title number of heroes in a Jessica Alba Marvel movie|7
21/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|DANCERS|$1000|hard|Vanity Fair called 'Dancing On My Grave', this ballerina's memoirs, 'Tutu Shocking'|Gelsey Kirkland
10/03/2006|Jeopardy!|23 SKIDOO|$600|medium|Alfred P. Sloan Jr. became the CEO of this giant auto company in 1923 & brought it back from the brink of collapse|General Motors
30/03/2004|Jeopardy!|ARMOR|$1000|hard|The 16th century Maximilian style is named for a ruler of this empire who was called 'The Last of the Knights'|the Holy Roman Empire
12/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ART & MUSIC|$400|easy|The last name of this 20th century Swiss artist is pronounced like a material for pottery|(Paul) Klee
27/12/1996|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$200|easy|His 1961 hit 'Let's Twist Again' received a Grammy for best rock & roll recording|Chubby Checker
13/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|B.C.|$1200|hard|In 195 B.C. this North African leader fled to Syria with the Romans in hot pursuit|Hannibal
05/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|KISS|$200|easy|The Celts believed this plant had magic powers & brought them good luck; the kissing under it came later|mistletoe
17/11/1992|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$200|easy|The first 18 years of this French king's reign were managed by Cardinal Mazarin|Louis XIV
11/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$200|easy|All of the present District of Columbia is on land originally donated by this state|Maryland
15/02/2006|Jeopardy!|THE ANCIENT EGYPTIANS|$1000|hard|It's the term used for the pictorial writing system developed by the ancient Egyptians|hieroglyphics
10/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT|$200|easy|Frank attended the Madison campus of the university of this state for a few semesters, but didn't graduate|Wisconsin
27/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MUCH 'ADO' ABOUT NOTHING|$2000|hard|This handsome young man loved by Aphrodite was killed by a wild boar|Adonis
03/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'GOOD' TIMES|$600|medium|One of her popular books about chimps is titled 'In The Shadow of Man'|Jane Goodall
24/03/2010|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES IN THE BIG BROTHER HOUSE|$600|medium|In 1947 his fasting stopped riots in Calcutta & his sunny attitude takes him far in the game; everyone likes Mo|Gandhi
13/06/2000|Jeopardy!|THE RATING GAME|$500|medium|Since 1991 the Billboard charts have used this computerized system to track sales|SoundScan
23/12/1999|Jeopardy!|JAWS|$200|easy|This plant seen here with jaws agape is found in the Carolinas, not on another planet:|Venus Flytrap
06/07/1995|Jeopardy!|BIBLE QUOTATIONS|$200|easy|In 1 Kings 3:12 God said to him, 'I have given thee a wise and an understanding heart'|Solomon
18/10/2000|Jeopardy!|IT'S A DOG'S LIFE|$300|easy|With 49 of the 2,541 postal worker/dog bite incidents reported in '98, this largest Texas city led the nation|Houston
10/10/2005|Jeopardy!|LET'S GO TO THE MOVIES|$400|easy|In the 1960s, California had over 200 of these, where people watched movies from their cars|drive-ins
14/11/1988|Jeopardy!|BRITISH ROYALTY|$100|easy|One historian claimed this queen secretly married one of her servants after Albert died|Queen Victoria
18/06/2010|Jeopardy!|THE SHORT LIST|$400|easy|He stood only 4 foot 11, but rode tall in the saddle, winning the Kentucky Derby 4 times before his 2003 death|Willie Shoemaker
18/02/2005|Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$800|hard|Its fair-skinned, non-indigenous population gave this country of 20 million the world's highest skin cancer rate|Australia
05/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SCIENCE|$1200|hard|This marine biologist's 1951 book 'The Sea Around Us' spent 86 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list|Rachel Carson
14/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$200|easy|This captain of the Nautilus, whose name means 'no one', disappears at the end of the novel|Captain Nemo
18/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TV STARS|$1000|hard|Gomer could tell you this actor played Goober Pyle|George Lindsey
25/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THE BRADY BRUNCH|$600|medium|Jan impressed the family by making the blueberry-filled type of these Jewish pancakes|blintzes
13/09/1999|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC|$400|easy|This group's Bob Nolan wrote their classic hits 'Cool Water' & 'Tumblin' Tumbleweeds'|Sons of the Pioneers
29/12/2006|Jeopardy!|MARLIN|$400|easy|The 4 main types of marlin are the white, the striped, the black & this colorful variety that can grow to 1,000 pounds!|the blue marlin
18/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAMERS|$800|hard|At the induction ceremony, Percy Sledge sang this classic hit of his & dedicated it to his wife Rosa|When A Man Loves A Woman
10/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'SPACE' AGE|$400|easy|Computer key at the top right of the main keyboard grid|backspace
22/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SITCOM CITY SETTINGS|$800|hard|'The Drew Carey Show'|Cleveland
14/03/2008|Jeopardy!|1960s SPORTS LEGENDS|$600|medium|In the 1960s, 2 NBA players won MVP awards 4 times: Wilt Chamberlain & this Boston Celtics center|Bill Russell
04/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION|$800|hard|In 1966 this Algerian-born designer opened a series of boutiques called Rive Gauche|Yves Saint Laurent
27/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S MAKE A DALE|$1600|hard|After you've won friends & influenced people next follow his advice on how to stop worrying & start living|Dale Carnegie
25/07/2008|Jeopardy!|DINOSAURS|$400|easy|This plant-eater is the largest, most common & best known of the horned dinosaurs|the triceratops
27/01/2009|Jeopardy!|ARNOLD PALMER|$400|easy|Arnie's last top 10 PGA finish was when he tied for seventh in 1977 at this overseas major|the British Open
26/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$400|easy|He transformed his country into the first Communist state in the Western Hemisphere|Fidel Castro
24/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$2500|hard|In 1912 Alaska became an organized U.S. territory & these 2 states joined the union|Arizona & New Mexico
27/07/2011|Jeopardy!|FACE BOOK|$800|hard|This Four Quartets poet was awarded both the Nobel Prize and the Order of Merit in 1948|T.S. Eliot
16/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$2500|hard|In 1875 this Republican was elected governor of Ohio; 17 months later, he took the oath of office as president|(Rutherford B.) Hayes
17/10/1991|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$200|easy|Poet James Riley’s middle name|Whitcomb
09/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$1600|hard|4-letter word for the intrinsic angular momentum of an elementary particle|spin
17/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE QUOTATION|$2000|hard|' _____ is one percent inspiration & 99 percent perspiration'|Genius
01/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CHAMPAGNE|$2000|hard|The LVMH group owns the brands Dom Perignon, Veuve Clicquot & not only Moet but this partner|Chandon
02/07/2004|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$800|hard|A statue of this man assassinated in 1935 represents Louisiana in National Statuary Hall|Huey Long
19/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS OF THE CONTINENTAL CONGRESS|$2000|hard|This declaration signer from Massachusetts served the longest as President of Congress, 30 months|John Hancock
13/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NEIL! PATRICK! HARRIS!|$2000|hard|This 7-foot center out of Georgetown starred for the Knicks in the '80s & '90s|Patrick Ewing
21/11/1997|Final Jeopardy!|THE ARMED SERVICES|None|None|In September 1997 this branch of the U.S. Armed Services celebrated its 50th anniversary|U.S. Air Force
27/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$800|hard|At the death of Cardinal Mazarin in 1661, this French king declared that he would serve as his own prime minister|Louis XIV
05/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC FILM & TV|$800|hard|We saw 'The Muppets Take' it in 1984; Jason, in Part VIII of 'Friday the 13th', wrested control of it in 1989|Manhattan
05/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENTAL PROBLEMS|$2000|hard|'Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so ___'|few: iron & tungsten
29/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|UNITING THE STATES & CITIES|$800|hard|Maryland's largest city unites with 'The Beaver State' & goes coast to coast to form...|Baltimoregon
20/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ROOMY BOOKS|$1600|hard|He followed 'Go Tell it on the Mountain' with 'Giovanni's Room'|James Baldwin
09/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TRIVIAL STEW|$400|easy|After winning Super Bowl XXI in 1987, Phil Simms pioneered the use of this reply when asked what he would do now|'I'm Going to Disneyland!'
17/12/2008|Jeopardy!|EAT YOUR VEGGIES!|$600|medium|If these are too hot, drink milk: casein in milk wipes away capsaicin, the fiery compound that gives them heat|chilies (chili peppers)
13/10/2011|Final Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|None|None|This performer is the only person to win Oscars for acting & also songwriting|Barbra Streisand
24/01/2003|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL RHYME TIME|$600|medium|Gerald's surfing equipment|Ford's boards
04/02/1999|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$500|medium|Just thinking about this Russian's experiments with dogs & bells makes us salivate|Ivan Pavlov
05/03/1999|Jeopardy!|THE SECOND|$400|easy|The 2nd most-used letter in written English, it begins the most-written word|T (for the word the)
08/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ONCE THERE WERE NO COMPUTERS|$2000|hard|A nonexistant domain error on a failed e-mail is kind of the new version of this 1962 Elvis song|Return To Sender
20/04/2000|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN NATIONAL PARKS|$400|easy|Great Gobi Desert|Mongolia
04/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS|$400|easy|His last play, 'Finishing the Picture', was inspired by the making of Marilyn Monroe's last movie 'The Misfits'|Arthur Miller
30/06/2010|Jeopardy!|I'M SEEING COLORS|$600|medium|Mandarin or pumpkin|orange
23/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SEAS TEASE|$800|hard|Rivers emptying into this 'directional' sea include the Mekong & the Xi Jiang|the South China Sea
18/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL ANAGRAMS|$200|easy|Henry Jolt|John Tyler
05/05/2003|Jeopardy!|TV GUIDE CROSSWORD CLUES|$1000|hard|30 Across:  Garry Moore Show (four words) (3, 3, 1, 6)|I've Got A Secret
21/03/2007|Jeopardy!|MAJOR LEES|$400|easy|19th century man seen here; we know you were waiting for this one|Robert E. Lee
07/04/1999|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL LANGUAGES|$400|easy|Oman|Arabic
21/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|JUNEAU|$400|easy|More than 40% of Juneau consists of this type of woodland area more often associated with the Amazon|the rainforest
11/12/1997|Jeopardy!|THEY CAME FROM CLEVELAND|$300|easy|He came to L.A. to perform comedy & was soon 'Coming to America' with pal Eddie Murphy|Arsenio Hall
17/03/1997|Jeopardy!|AGRICULTURE|$100|easy|The leading commercial crop of the Dominican Republic, it's grown on plantations|sugarcane
22/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'SAR' CHASM|$2000|hard|The Muslim soldiers who fought against the Christian Crusaders in the Middle Ages|the Saracens
19/01/2012|Jeopardy!|A SHAKESPEARE PLAY, FOR OPENERS|$400|easy|'Othello' opens with Roderigo addressing this villain: 'Tush, never tell me; I take it much unkindly'|Iago
31/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PERU|$200|easy|Civilization that built Machu Picchu, a stronghold in the Andes|Incas
04/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WANNA BETTE?|$1200|hard|Punning word that completes the title of Bette's 1980 book 'A View from a...'|Broad
29/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S MY LIFE|$400|easy|This anthropologist told about her early years in 1972's 'Blackberry Winter'|Margaret Mead
02/12/2011|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE INITIAL C.|$400|easy|In 'Talladega Nights', he plays Cal Naughton Jr., friend & fellow racer of Ricky Bobby|John C. Reilly
06/01/2010|Jeopardy!|A PRAYER TO BE NAMED LATER|$200|easy|It's the common word for a prayer of thanks before meals|grace
12/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATION|$600|medium|Violin strings do it to produce sound; a pager does it to signal you silently|Vibrate
03/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TELL ME 'Y'|$400|easy|Annual keepsake containing photos of the students & faculty; will you sign mine?|a yearbook
24/03/2003|Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$400|easy|At the theater: SRO|standing room only
24/12/2010|Jeopardy!|I WANT 'MOR'|$200|easy|Coroner's work spot|a morgue
30/03/2005|Jeopardy!|OSCAR NIGHT 2005|$400|easy|On accepting his award for Best Actor, Jamie Foxx thanked this man 'for living'|Ray Charles
07/06/2000|Jeopardy!|MR. BODY|$300|easy|A man suffering from MPB is losing this|His hair (male pattern baldness)
02/05/2001|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL LANGUAGES|$400|easy|In the Bahamas: this|English
08/01/2009|Jeopardy!|ALSO A PLANET|$1000|hard|Defaces|Mars
30/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MADAM SENATOR|$400|easy|Olympia Snowe & Susan Collins represent this state that elected Margaret Chase Smith to both houses|Maine
26/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|State whose counties include Crockett, Zapata & Pecos|Texas
05/10/2007|Jeopardy!|INTRA-VENUS|$1000|hard|We're not sure if it was 'ancient' or not, but the first U.S. flyby of Venus was by this space probe in 1962|Mariner (2)
11/06/2008|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'T'|$200|easy|Tried's partner (4)|true
28/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew wearing goggles and parka stands before majestic mountains in the Sierra National Forest.)  The forested area behind me is named for this nature photographer and conservationist|Ansel Adams
15/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PRO BASKETBALL|$1600|hard|In 2002 this Philadelphia 76er won his third NBA scoring title with an average of 31.4 points per game|Allen Iverson
08/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CUTE & CUDDLY|$1600|hard|A San Diego mom invented these folding plush animals that you can also lay your head on to sleep|a Pillow Pet
23/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE, DURING & AFTER|$800|hard|'60s dance craze in which you shout, 'The sky is falling--at least Polaris' star group is!'|Funky Chicken Little Dipper
27/05/2010|Jeopardy!|WORLD OF GESTURES|$600|medium|(Kelly of the Clue Crew cups her hands in front of her.) South Africans in the service sector have a gentle but insistent gesture to ask for this|a tip
21/07/2010|Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$600|medium|'Ford County', his first collection of short stories, is set in Ford County, Mississippi, like his novel 'A Time to Kill'|Grisham
04/02/1999|Jeopardy!|GORILLA MY DREAMS|$300|easy|There are 3 types of gorillas:  eastern lowland, western lowland & this one that lives at altitudes up to 13,000 feet|Mountain gorilla
02/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ACTRESS TURNED WAITRESS|$400|easy|Tom Cruise mixed things up with waitress Elisabeth Shue in this 1988 film|Cocktail
25/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SUPER|$400|easy|The 2006 film 'Superman Returns' contains a dedication to this actor who died in 2004|Christopher Reeve
08/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$800|hard|In the classic ballet based on this fairy tale, Carabosse is the evil fairy who conjures up that spindle curse|Sleeping Beauty
21/02/2006|Jeopardy!|LEADER OF THE 'PACK'|$600|medium|A brand of quick-drying, plaster-like material to fill small holes in plasterwork|spackle
17/07/2003|Jeopardy!|-OLOGIES|$1000|hard|The study of poisons & drugs, coroners often wait its report to determine the cause of death|toxicology
08/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NAME YOUR DISEASE|$800|hard|Last name of Alois, the German neurologist who in 1907 1st described the terrible brain disease that would be named for him|Alzheimer
18/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$200|easy|Charles Dickens ended this story with the line 'God bless us, every one!'|A Christmas Carol
23/11/1994|Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHY|$500|medium|This Dane published his concluding unscientific postscript under the pseudonym Johannes Climacus|Soren Kierkegaard
10/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLAND|$1600|hard|Shire known for its gypsum &, with Mr. Hood, its Rob-some|Nottinghamshire
27/03/2000|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$300|easy|By its name, it's what your title has to be to have a job in this 'House':|Lord
09/01/2006|Jeopardy!|THE SPORT OF KINGS|$400|easy|In the names of thoroughbred stables, this 4-letter word follows Calumet, Claiborne or North Ridge|Farm
09/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYWRIGHTS|$1000|hard|Born in Zlin, Czechoslovakia in 1937, his original surname was Straussler, not Rosencrantz or Guildenstern|Tom Stoppard
10/09/1998|Jeopardy!|ELVES|$100|easy|Elves were featured in this 1950s trilogy by J.R.R. Tolkien|Lord Of The Rings
08/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THANK YOU, I PREFER NOT TO ROCK|$1600|hard|Of Gypsy heritage, he became a great jazz guitarist despite losing the use of 2 fingers on his left hand|(Django) Reinhardt
03/12/2001|Jeopardy!|BEATLES SONGS|$1000|hard|He's 'As blind as he can be, just sees what he wants to see'|Nowhere Man
12/05/2005|Jeopardy!|SITCOM NEIGHBORS|$800|hard|Mr. & Mrs. Roper|Three's Company
13/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE GREEK|$400|easy|From the Greek for 'fear' or 'panic', it's an irrational fear of some particular object or situation|a phobia
02/10/2009|Jeopardy!|MOBY DICK|$200|easy|This enigmatic & reclusive captain has lost a leg & possibly his mind|Ahab
01/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CIVIL WAR RHYME TIME|$1200|hard|Famous photographer's female subjects|Brady's ladies
02/06/2009|Jeopardy!|ANGRY MOMS OF FUTURE PRESIDENTS|$600|medium|The southern lad seen here might not grin when Mom calls him this & says, 'Get your hands off that horse'|James Earl Carter
19/06/2008|Jeopardy!|HERE'S THE STORY|$400|easy|An angler is 0-for-84 days, fish-wise, in this 1952 piece; gets harpoon happy; has some shark trouble|The Old Man and the Sea
05/11/1991|Jeopardy!|1970|$500|medium|It was observed nationwide for the first time April 22, 1970|Earth Day
30/10/1992|Jeopardy!|THERE ARE NO SMALL PARTS|$500|medium|He not only played himself in 'Sunset Boulevard', his name is mentioned in the film's last line|Cecil B. DeMille
16/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|STATE OBJECTS & SYMBOLS|$1600|hard|This arthropod, seen here, Delaware's state marine animal, shares its name with quadruped footware|a horseshoe crab
18/12/2006|Jeopardy!|A SPELLING CATEGORY|$800|hard|(Here's a clip from '90210.'  Take a look.) On the show, Brenda & Brandon moved to Beverly Hills from this Midwestern state|Minnesota
04/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|-OLOGIES|$1200|hard|Cellular & developmental are major branches of this life science|biology
29/03/2001|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN BIBLICAL FOLK|$300|easy|Haggith was one of his wives, but she was no Bathsheba|David
22/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARIES|$1000|hard|In 1850, Hawthorne wrote of Hester Prynne's crime, & this Scot opened his Chicago detective agency|Allan Pinkerton
03/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CORRESPONDENTS|$1600|hard|Novelist Stephen Crane was a correspondent in the 1897 Greco-Turkish war, then this war|the Spanish-American War
06/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|PLANTS|$800|hard|You should do this after handling a diseased plant to avoid spreading infection|wash your hands
12/01/2005|Jeopardy!|LEFTOVERS|$600|medium|It's a name for a lazy worker, from an object that only sounds valuable|a goldbricker
20/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SHIP HAPPENINGS|$400|easy|The world's largest ship, 1,500 feet long & 225 feet wide, is the Knock Nevis, one of these|supertanker
28/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLD WEST|$2000|hard|As the result of an injury suffered in his first gunfight in 1876, he began using a cane & often used it as a weapon|Bat Masterson
23/04/1987|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS|$300|easy|In 1987, this holiday will be observed for the 212th time|July 4th (Independence Day)
31/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'M'USIC|$2000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew holds up an instrument having a keyboard.)  The harmonica company, Hohner, trademarked the name for this instrument that plays single notes or chords|the melodica
20/06/2006|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL RECORD BREAKERS|$400|easy|This Cincinnati Red had more career at-bats than any other player, 14,053; that's one reason for all those hits|Pete Rose
14/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THEY'RE ON CABLE TV|$1000|hard|If you're 'Obsessed' & need an 'Intervention', you can see those 2 shows on this letter perfect channel|A&E
03/11/2000|Jeopardy!|LITERALLY|$200|easy|According to itself, it's the biggest-selling copyrighted book, at over 80 million copies|Guinness Book of World Records
21/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITY HOTELS|$400|easy|Hostel Aphrodite & Hotel Achilleas|Athens
24/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS MASCOTS|$800|hard|Jim Henson created this green-feathered Philly mascot who was once body-slammed by Tommy Lasorda|the Phanatic
04/11/2010|Jeopardy!|COMPLETE THE BIBLE QUOTE|$800|hard|'Be not forgetful to entertain strangers: for thereby some have entertained ____ unawares'|angels
18/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WATER CARRIERS|$1600|hard|In 1590 Sir Francis Drake built the 17-mile River Leat, one of these channels, bringing water to Plymouth, England|an aquaduct
02/06/1997|Jeopardy!|DANCE|$400|easy|The Minangkabau candlelight dance of Sumatra is one of the most beautiful from this country|Indonesia
17/03/2005|Jeopardy!|SING A SONG OF SIX PACKS|$1000|hard|One theory why '33' is on this beer's label is that Latrobe Brewing has 33 recipes for beer & it is number 33|Rolling Rock
25/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WE 'ONE' YOU|$1200|hard|Robert E. Lee rides for all time on this giant sculpture outside of Atlanta|Stone Mountain
15/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|STORY PROBLEMS|$1200|hard|The 'Jeopardy!' writers drank 72 beers after work yesterday: 20 in the 1st round, 26 in the 2nd & this many at last call|26
24/03/1999|Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$100|easy|The May beetle is also called this, perhaps when it shows up a few weeks late|Junebug
19/05/1999|Jeopardy!|'S' WORDS|$100|easy|John H. Breck was largely responsible for bringing this liquid into American showers|shampoo
30/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL FICTION|$3000|hard|Her 1956 novel 'Imperial Woman' is about China's Dowager Empress Tz'u-Hsi|(Pearl) Buck
04/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AC-CENT-TCHU-ATE|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew provides the clue in front of a screen.) Spanish words with the stress on the last syllable are called 'agudas' and have accent marks only if they end in N, S, or one of these|a vowel
05/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL PEOPLE|$800|hard|Known as 'Hammerin' Hank', this Hall of Famer hit 58 home runs in 1938|Hank Greenberg
14/11/2011|Jeopardy!|MISSISSIPPI MISTERS|$200|easy|Once President of the Confederacy, he served as president of an insurance company after the war|(Jefferson) Davis
28/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$1200|hard|This Italian was a contemporary of the Cubists|Modigliani
21/02/2008|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$600|medium|Desires an assortment of letter types & characters for the computer|wants fonts
06/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE NBA|$800|hard|For 9 straight seasons, ending in '96, this Utah Jazz player led the NBA in average assists per game|John Stockton
21/01/1998|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK CITIES|$500|medium|Ulysses could tell you it's where Cornell University is located|Ithaca
06/06/2001|Jeopardy!|LAS VEGAS HISTORY|$200|easy|This billionaire recluse moved into a penthouse at the Desert Inn in 1966 & didn't leave the hotel for 4 years|Howard Hughes
19/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' MIDDLE NAMES|$1600|hard|Edgar Masters' middle name|Lee
26/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'LOCK's|$800|hard|The naval isolation of a port to prevent the exit & entrance of traffic|a blockade
12/03/2007|Jeopardy!|APOCALYPSE SOON?|$400|easy|Shoemaker-Levy 9, one of these, hit Jupiter in 1994, giving us an idea of what might happen to Earth|a comet
03/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE 10 COMMANDMENTS|$1000|hard|From the Latin for 'to desire', it's what you're not supposed to do to your neighbor's things|Covet
10/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BIO SUBJECTS|$400|easy|'Obsessive Genius' explores 'the inner world of' this female scientist who died of the effects of radiation|Marie Curie
25/03/2005|Jeopardy!|BE A POTATO HEAD|$600|medium|Made of hollow metal, earthenware or plastic, this musical instrument is also called a 'sweet potato'|an ocarina
28/12/2011|Jeopardy!|'NEW' U.S. CITIES|$600|medium|This New Jersey city boasts an international airport & the 360-acre Branch Brook Park|Newark
11/12/2000|Jeopardy!|EYE, EYE DOCTOR|$500|medium|Toric contact lenses are designed to correct this condition when it's moderate|Astigmatism
20/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GO TO OHIO|$1600|hard|The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company has its main office in this city, named after a Greek word for 'high point'|Akron
19/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CHARLES IN CHARGE|$200|easy|A holiday is named for this building Charles V added to the fortification of Paris|the Bastille
22/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|PENNSYLVANIA|$600|medium|Although called a state, Pennsylvania is actually this, as are Kentucky, Massachusetts & Virginia|Commonwealth
19/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS|$1200|hard|A Thomas Gray poem says, 'Where' this 'is bliss, 'tis folly to be wise'|ignorance
28/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NO. 1 QUESTIONS|$1600|hard|1984 No. 1 for Tina Turner about the thrill of boy meeting girl|'What's Love Got To Do With It'
31/05/2006|Jeopardy!|CARTOON MICE|$1000|hard|First name of young Mr. Mousekewitz, voiced by Phillip Glasser in 'An American Tail'|Fievel
24/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR-WINNING MOVIE SYNOPSES|$400|easy|Brock is looking for diamonds but instead finds a picture of Rose, who is 102 years old; then--a flashback|Titanic
04/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NUMBERS|$800|hard|Its release, just over 2 years ago, was accompanied by the Rolling Stones' 'Start Me Up'|Windows 95
16/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$800|hard|This Italian spent his last 8 years under house arrest for teaching... shh! the Earth goes around the sun!|Galileo
01/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NGO|$800|hard|BINGO is business-oriented NGO; ENGO stands for this type, like the Sierra Club|environmental
19/04/2001|Jeopardy!|'60s STUFF|$1000|hard|In 1967 it became the last state to allow the sale of yellow margarine|Wisconsin
10/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$200|easy|A shotgun's powerful recoil is an example of his third law of motion|Isaac Newton
03/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SOAP DISH|$2000|hard|The original transparent soap, this fruity British brand long used the painting seen here in its advertising|Pears
31/10/2000|Jeopardy!|BELLY UP TO THE BAR|$400|easy|To make this south-of-the-border A.M. specialty, add orange juice & grenadine to tequila|Tequila Sunrise
19/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|1901|$400|easy|After taking the Presidential oath in 1901 he shuffled out of Buffalo|Teddy Roosevelt
28/10/2005|Jeopardy!|STUCK IN THE MIDDLE AGES WITH YOU|$200|easy|Berlin's first Reichstag was a governmental body formed by princes & nobles of this medieval empire|the Holy Roman Empire
14/04/2000|Jeopardy!|BIGGER THAN A BREADBOX|$100|easy|In the mid-1800s, John Gorrie invented one of these 'conditioners' for hospital rooms|Air conditioner
01/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ISLAMIC CLUES 'K'|$400|easy|It's the Muslim term for 'fate' or 'destiny'|Kismet
29/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$600|medium|This woman for whom the Tony Awards are named was a descendant of Mayflower Pilgrim John Howland|Antoinette Perry
27/05/1999|Jeopardy!|NAME THE ROCKERS|$300|easy|'Incesticide', 'In Utero', 'Nevermind'|Nirvana
29/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST THINGS FIRST|$200|easy|The first word of the first book of the King James Version of the Bible|In (the beginning)
03/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OO, SORRY YOU'RE POOR|$800|hard|Poet John Clare lived out the cliche, ending his days both penniless & this|insane
05/05/2003|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC OCCASIONS|None|None|On December 1, 1990 Philippe Cozette & Graham Fagg had a historic handshake here|the Chunnel (train tunnel under the English Channel between England & France)
23/02/2009|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD RIVERS|None|None|With 4, more national capitals are located on this river than any other river in the world|the Danube
23/12/1996|Jeopardy!|SPORTS NICKNAMES|$400|easy|Hockey's 'The Great One'|Wayne Gretzky
22/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POPULAR DOG NAMES|$1600|hard|It's the last name of the character who said, 'Every time a bell rings, an angel gets his wings'|Bailey
14/07/2006|Jeopardy!|RHYME RIGHT|$200|easy|Horse-headed chess piece|a knight
03/07/2006|Jeopardy!|'SMALL' TIME|$1000|hard|In 1863 Abe Lincoln came down with varioloid, a mild form of this|smallpox
03/11/2008|Final Jeopardy!|PULITZER-WINNING NOVELS|None|None|From this book's penultimate paragraph: 'There had never been a man she couldn't get, once she set her mind upon him'|Gone with the Wind
02/12/2011|Jeopardy!|WALT DISNEY|$1000|hard|An artist at Disney Studios designed a torch for the 1960 winter Olympics that were held in this California valley|Squaw Valley
13/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|A FLY CATEGORY|$1200|hard|To be an official NHL Flyer, you have to play your home games in this city|Philadelphia
21/06/2001|Jeopardy!|HORSEMEN|$1800|hard|A baseball team is named for this noted group of riders that dates back to the 1830s|Texas Rangers
31/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$1200|hard|Born in Germany in 1912, he co-developed the V-2 rocket against the allies but became a U.S. citizen in 1955|Wernher von Braun
24/11/1998|Jeopardy!|THE WORLD OF LOUNGE|$500|medium|With hits like 'Somewhere My Love', this bandleader brought a 'Ray' of light to '60s lounge|Ray Conniff
06/10/2000|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$200|easy|The name of this small guitar-like instrument popular in Hawaii is Hawaiian for 'jumping flea'|ukulele
18/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|UPHOLSTERY|$2000|hard|A huge tropical tree that's that's pollenated by bats yields this fiber, largely used for padding, as in upholstery|kapok
07/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HI, I 'Q'|$400|easy|The sensitive area of flesh under your fingernails; you can be 'cut to' it|Quick
17/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$400|easy|This 'attractive' word is from 2 Greek words for 'stone of magnesia'|a magnet
30/11/2006|Jeopardy!|END-'EVER'|$400|easy|Peggy Lee could tell you it's also known as pyrexia (take 2 aspirin & call me in the morning)|fever
18/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$200|easy|By the end of 'Salome' this character has lost his head|John the Baptist
10/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ISMs|$600|medium|Ye gods!  It's defined as the belief in more than one god|Polytheism
21/04/1998|Jeopardy!|COACHES|$300|easy|After years as Jackie Joyner's coach, he became her husband in 1986|(Bob) Kersee
18/07/1997|Jeopardy!|IN THE BACKYARD|$200|easy|It's a good idea to regularly test the pH & chlorine levels of the water in one of these|a swimming pool
17/10/2011|Jeopardy!|CARBS|$600|medium|I like my spaghetti 'alla' this creamy sauce|carbonara
07/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'C' IS FOR CATHOLIC|$1600|hard|A profession of faith, like the Nicene one|a creed
22/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EASTERN EUROPE|$400|easy|Krakow, Poland was the first city in eastern Europe to have this 'festive' hotel chain|Holiday Inn
05/06/2007|Jeopardy!|KIDDY LIT|$500|medium|James Henry Trotter meets the silkworm, the ladybug & 5 other insects in a very large one of these|a peach
15/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'BLACK' & 'WHITE' FILMS|$400|easy|It's the 'monster' hit seen here: [video clue]|The Creature From The Black Lagoon
07/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|NYC AUTHORS|$200|easy|Walt Whitman, Henry Miller, & Betty Smith's 'tree' all grew up in this borough|Brooklyn
11/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CURLING UP|$1000|hard|A player called the lead does this, implying that he's without sin|Casts/delivers the first stone
08/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS|$2000|hard|Jason Miller ended his play 'Barrymore's Ghost' with these 4 words, the last that Hamlet speaks in 'Hamlet'|The rest is silence
19/05/2008|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$1000|hard|Originally from Asia, the 'walking' variety of this fish was introduced into Florida in the 1960s|the catfish
26/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EDUCATION|$400|easy|California's Proposition 227 of 1998 opposed this type of education/este tipo de educacion|Bilingual
08/01/1999|Jeopardy!|CORNY MOVIES|$200|easy|In this movie, 12-year-old 30-year old Tom Hanks tries to eat baby corn row by row|Big
28/03/1997|Jeopardy!|SOCIOLOGY|$500|medium|It's nonviolent refusal to obey a law on moral grounds; Thoreau wrote an essay on it|Civil disobedience
09/11/2007|Jeopardy!|THE BELOVED BRACHIOSAURUS|$400|easy|Referring to its long forelimbs, the name Brachiosaurus comes from the Greek for this 'lizard'|arm
09/06/1999|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$100|easy|This site near Salisbury, England has huge boulders that may have come from southern Wales|Stonehenge
29/10/2007|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL ABOMINATIONS|$200|easy|Leviticus 11 says most insects that creep or fly are an abomination, but this 8th plague is kosher|locusts
04/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE DREADED OPERA CATEGORY|$200|easy|'Das Rheingold', a one-act opera, serves as the prologue to this composer's 'Ring' cycle|Richard Wagner
11/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ROLE PLAYING|$800|hard|'American Gigolo' (1980)|Richard Gere
18/10/2010|Jeopardy!|YOU TAKE A MILE|$1000|hard|This Montana city with a 'hilly' name is known as 'the city that's a mile high & a mile deep'|Butte
07/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'K' ON THE MAP|$400|easy|In 1990 Iraq invaded & tried to absorb this much smaller country it called its '19th province'|Kuwait
14/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE RADIO|$1600|hard|It airs each Saturday: June 21, 2003's topic was Iraq, June 28's Medicare|the presidential address
23/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR LAST NO. 1 HIT|$2000|hard|1987: 'La Bamba'|Los Lobos
19/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES' LOCAL NAMES|$800|hard|Nippon|Japan
22/07/2010|Jeopardy!|INVENTORS & INVENTIONS|$1000|hard|In 1936 Oklahoma City supermarket owner Sylvan Goldman created this, which he called a folding basket carrier|the shopping cart
09/12/1997|Jeopardy!|UNDERNEATH THE BOUGH|$500|medium|In a 1924 Eugene O'Neill play, the Cabot farmhouse sits under the branches of 2 of these trees|(Desire Under the) Elms
22/09/2004|Jeopardy!|THEY'RE ALL WINNERS!|$1000|hard|The epic in Stephen Vincent Benet's body of work that won him a 1929 Pulitzer|John Brown's Body
04/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'LING' O|$400|easy|Sport popular in Canada that's mistakenly called shuffleboard on ice|curling
28/09/1998|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY ARTISTS|None|None|In 1912 he began creating abstact sculptures of Maiastra, a bird in Romanian legends|Constantin Brancusi
14/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO A BATMAN VILLAIN|$800|hard|Neurotoxic crawler who's hard on her mates|Black Widow
01/07/2004|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS FISHY TO ME!|$200|easy|This feature on a shark's back acts as a stabilizer--& a warning to swimmers|the dorsal fin
21/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TIGER WOODS|$600|medium|In 2000 Tiger won the U.S. Open at this California course by a staggering 15 strokes|Pebble Beach
24/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HERO|$1200|hard|This narrator of 'The Catcher in the Rye' heads to NYC when he leaves Pencey Prep (from which he's been expelled)|Holden Caulfield
14/11/2000|Jeopardy!|LET'S MAKE UP|$200|easy|To become red in the face, or a reddish product that accents the cheekbones|Rouge/blush
15/02/2007|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$200|easy|A 'giant flour tortilla' wrapped around meat, beans & cheese, it's a mainstay of the Chipotle chain|a burrito
25/11/1998|Jeopardy!|THE ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES|$300|easy|If you ever needed his services, all the mates knew this was Sherlock's London address|221B Baker Street
25/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PAT-POURRI|$800|hard|Despite his big 1775 'Give me liberty or give me death' speech, this man was a wealthy colonial slave owner|Patrick Henry
23/05/1989|Jeopardy!|SONGS|$100|easy|'Joshua fit the Battle of Jericho, and' these 'came tumblin' down'|the walls
15/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'BAD' MOVIES|$200|easy|This kids' baseball team was so 'bad' they had a different coach for each of 3 movies about them|The Bad News Bears
15/11/2006|Jeopardy!|CAN I BUY YOU A DRINK?|$600|medium|A Scotch Manhattan, with scotch & sweet vermouth, usually goes by the name of this Scottish outlaw|Rob Roy
26/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'J'|$800|hard|By definition, its something that brings bad luck|a jinx
06/12/1996|Jeopardy!|MEASURING DEVICES|$100|easy|The amount of this in a solution can be measured by a saccharometer|sugar
12/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYWRIGHTS|$600|medium|She married fellow playwright Arthur Kober but never tied the knot with Dashiell Hammett|Lillian Hellmann
24/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ROMAN NUMERAL WORDS|$2000|hard|Furious|livid
04/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|JAZZ IT UP|$1200|hard|Saxophonist Sonny Rollins was one of the leaders of the 'hard' type of this style that began in the '40s|bebop/bop
13/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WEB SITES|$1200|hard|Named for a predatory mammal, these spiders of the family Lycosidae are found north of the Arctic Circle|the Wolf spider
18/11/1988|Jeopardy!|PATRON SAINTS|$200|easy|Patron saint of children, his feast day is December 6, not December 25|St. Nicholas
02/05/1994|Jeopardy!|ASIAN CITIES|$100|easy|In Mandarin this city's name is Hsiang-Kang|Hong Kong
29/10/1999|Jeopardy!|I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER|$500|medium|Ralph Lauren donated $13 million to the Smithsonian, with most of it going to restore this piece of cloth|The Star-Spangled Banner
06/05/2011|Jeopardy!|WHO'S YOUR MAMA?|$400|easy|Liza Minnelli|Judy Garland
18/05/1990|Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$400|easy|Juno cursed her, have you heard?  So she'll always have the very last word|Echo
26/11/1997|Jeopardy!|THOSE DREADED STORY PROBLEMS|$400|easy|If Tom's picket fence used 3''-wide pickets, he'd need this many edge to edge to cover a 12' length|48
11/09/2002|Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$600|medium|Our president, familiarly|W
05/12/2008|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RHYME TIME|$1000|hard|Lauer's chiropterans|Matt's bats
10/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL LANDMARKS|$200|easy|She came from France to harbor America's freedom|the Statue of Liberty
30/11/1998|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAM ZOO|$100|easy|A mall|llama
04/04/1996|Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$300|easy|Blood leaves the heart from ventricles & enters the heart through these chambers|Atria
20/12/2002|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$200|easy|Teams at a Tennessee university named for this man are nicknamed the Railsplitters|Abraham Lincoln
07/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|JUILLIARD ALUMNI|$800|hard|In 1992, a year after playing an older Peter Pan, he was a mime instructor in 'Shakes the Clown'|Robin Williams
10/11/1992|Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|$200|easy|In addition to the revolver, he invented an electrically controlled naval mine|Samuel Colt
27/06/2005|Jeopardy!|MOVIE CROSSWORD CLUES 'G'|$200|easy|Multi-Oscared Mahatma movie (6)|Gandhi
06/02/2001|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAIRS|$100|easy|What Little Miss Muffet was eating while she sat on her tuffet|curds & whey
15/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'LES' IS MORE|$600|medium|This country of southern Africa was formerly known as Basutoland|Lesotho
23/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GREEN ACRES|$2000|hard|James Breasted gave this'shapely' name to a luxuriant Middle Eastern region of antiquity|the fertile crescent
04/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|RHETORIC|$2000|hard|Excursus is another term for this drift into a tangential or unrelated topic, from the Latin for 'to go aside'|digression
08/12/1997|Jeopardy!|PARK IT HERE|$100|easy|Year after year tourists faithfully turn out to see Old Faithful Geyser at this national park|Yellowstone
03/06/2005|Jeopardy!|'80s FASHIONS|$400|easy|In 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High', Jeff Spicoli wore the now-classic checkerboard pattern of these shoes|Vans
25/12/2002|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN TRAFFIC SIGNS|$600|medium|Bring extra batteries, this kind of exploring ahead|cave exploring
11/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MOTHER RUSSIA|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shares a photo op on Red Square.)  Legend says that Ivan the Terrible lived up to his nickname when he blinded the designers of this cathedral so they could never again build anything as beautiful|St. Basil's
23/03/1999|Jeopardy!|IN OTHER WORDS...|$400|easy|Beam from ear to ear, during an appearance before a clandestine Kodak|'Smile!  You're on 'Candid Camera!''
28/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SHE BLINDED ME WITH SCIENCE|$1600|hard|Dorothy Hodgkin's Nobel Prize in Chemistry was for her work on this vitamin, whose deficiency causes pernicious anemia|Vitamin B12
15/10/2002|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS AT THE MOVIES|$400|easy|Kevin Costner was the bodyguard assigned to Whitney Houston in this 1992 romance|The Bodyguard
09/02/2009|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$800|hard|In 1932 Yip Harburg was in Central Park trying to come up with a song lyric when a man asked, 'Buddy, can you' do this|spare a dime
05/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$1000|hard|This religion centered in India's Punjab state combines elements of Hinduism & Islam|Sikhism
08/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE TUDORS|$800|hard|Henry VIII is told this son of his is 'a strong and healthy boy'; he became king & died at 15|Edward VI
16/07/1999|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 COUNTRY HITS|$100|easy|In the title of a 1990 single of the year, Garth Brooks had 'friends' here|In low places
12/07/2001|Jeopardy!|A FORD IN YOUR PAST|$500|medium|Ford Madox Ford wrote 3 novels with this 'Heart of Darkness' author|Joseph Conrad
03/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION|$600|medium|Yves St. Laurent first made his mark at this fashion house|Christian Dior
10/06/2010|Jeopardy!|LANDMARKS FOR SALE|$600|medium|4,500 years old, its royal headdress of limestone makes it the finest in noseless architecture!|the Great Sphinx
14/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN COMPOSERS|$1200|hard|At 17 he composed an overture for 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'; he later wrote the 'Wedding March' for it|Mendelssohn
15/06/2007|Jeopardy!|FILM & TV SPACESHIPS|$400|easy|The Atlantia & the Pacifica were 2 of the other Battlestars on this TV show bearing another spaceship's name|Battlestar Galactica
23/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPECIAL FORCES|$600|medium|The GSG 9, or Grenzschutz-Gruppe 9, is an elite anti-terrorist unit from this country|Germany
23/05/2000|Jeopardy!|FIRST NOVELS|$300|easy|This 'Brideshead Revisited' author's career was ascendant when he published his first novel, 'Decline And Fall'|Evelyn Waugh
04/10/1991|Jeopardy!|FOOD FACTS|$200|easy|Vegetables a la greque are usually cooked in lemon juice & this oil & served cold|olive oil
25/01/2001|Jeopardy!|YOU GOTTA HAVE FAITH|$200|easy|One who divines by examining the creases in a person's hand|Palm reader
04/12/1998|Jeopardy!|'Y' ME?|$200|easy|You were 'happy' if you were a member of this '60s radical group that included Abbie Hoffman & Jerry Rubin|Yippies
17/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BEGINS & ENDS WITH P|$1000|hard|'Circumstance' partner for Elgar|pomp
03/10/2007|Jeopardy!|PAINE:|$400|easy|'The fate of Charles the First hath only made' these individuals 'more subtle-- not more just'|kings
27/11/1997|Jeopardy!|FILLED UP|$400|easy|Bart Simpson & Mickey Mouse are popular “figuras gringas” for these candy-filled Mexican party objects|pinata
01/03/2011|Jeopardy!|ON YOUR COLLEGE VISIT...|$600|medium|Make sure to put 'the' before the rest of the name of this Big 10 university in Columbus|The Ohio State University
14/05/2002|Jeopardy!|TOP O' THE CHARTS|$600|medium|In 1992 Madonna topped the charts with 'This Used To Be My Playground', a track from this Penny Marshall film|A League of Their Own
13/02/2007|Jeopardy!|SHOW ME THE MUNCHIES!|$800|hard|One of the two snacks mentioned in the song 'Take Me Out To The Ball Game'|peanuts or Cracker Jacks
24/04/2001|Jeopardy!|PSYCHO BABBLE|$300|easy|Norman tells Marion Crane that the Bates Motel has '12 cabins, 12' these|Vacancies
17/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OR THE HIGHWAY|$2000|hard|The eastern end of U.S. 30 is in Atlantic City; the western end is in Astoria, a continent away in this state|Oregon
13/09/2002|Jeopardy!|HELLO, NEWMAN|$1000|hard|Try to spot Bruce Willis as a courtroom extra in this 1982 Newman film about an alcoholic lawyer|The Verdict
28/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$400|easy|Thomas Savery's contribution to British history was patenting the first of these engines in 1698|a steam engine
03/03/2000|Jeopardy!|'B' PREPARED|$300|easy|Literally, a lover of books|Bibliophile
27/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE DEBUTS|$1000|hard|He bounced onto the big screen in 'The Big Bounce' in 1969, the year his TV series 'Peyton Place' ended|Ryan O' Neal
03/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THAR HE BLOWS!|$1200|hard|In 1997 this trumpeter became the first jazz composer to win a Pulitzer in music; Branford must've been proud|Wynton Marsalis
06/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'AIRE' TIME|$800|hard|In 1971 Mobutu Sese Seko changed the name of his country to the Republic of this|Zaire
22/11/2001|Final Jeopardy!|FADS|None|None|Invented by Dan Robbins, this product was first sold in the 1950s with the slogan 'Every Man a Rembrandt'|Paint by Numbers
18/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE LETTERS|$3000|hard|The petals of a flower considered as a group, or a model of Toyota|Corolla
25/02/2002|Jeopardy!|WED TO THE IDEA|$600|medium|Apparel usually tied to the back of the newly-married couple's carriage|(baby) shoes
25/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GOLLY 'G'!|$1200|hard|It's the 2-word nickname for the Mongol army that overran Eastern Europe|the Golden Horde
24/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE NUMBER 7|$400|easy|In superstition, the unfortunate result of breaking a mirror|seven years of bad luck
05/01/2001|Jeopardy!|A ROYAL PAIN|$100|easy|It's the royal title held by Heliogabalus, assassinated in his bathroom by his own Praetorian Guard|Emperor
04/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ON YOUR NERVES|$800|hard|The vagus nerve, from the Latin for 'wandering', is the longest of these 12 sets of nerves arising in the brainstem|cranial nerves
05/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|EPONYMS|$800|hard|This big hair style is derived from the title of a mistress of Louis XV|a madame pompadour
26/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$1000|hard|In 1922 it introduced the Gyrofoam, the first washing machine to clean with water action|Maytag
14/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$400|easy|To shelve a project for a while is to 'put it' on this part of the stove|the back burner
25/03/1997|Jeopardy!|WELL-KNOWN NAMES|$200|easy|Davy Jones was known for his locker & this TV Davy was known for his coonskin caps|Davy Crockett
09/01/2009|Jeopardy!|THE MOST POPULOUS NATION|$600|medium|France, Italy, Germany|Germany
02/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$600|medium|In the title of Sue Grafton's latest murder mystery 'M Is For' this|Malice
29/12/1997|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$200|easy|Angela Cartwright of 'The Danny Thomas Show' & 'Lost In Space' played Brigitta Von Trapp in this film|The Sound Of Music
21/10/1999|Jeopardy!|MATH & SCIENCE|$300|easy|Forces like gravity are measured in units abbreviated N., named for this scientist|Isaac Newton
07/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CANNES|$1000|hard|In 1993 this female director from New Zealand won the Cannes Film Festival's Palm D'Or|Jane Campion (for 'The Piano')
18/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PARLEZ-VOUS FRANC'A'?|$1200|hard|French word for the accent over the E in Andre|accent aigu
30/11/2004|Jeopardy!|A CATEGORY ABOUT NOTHING|$800|hard|William Cowper: 'What peaceful hours I once enjoyed... but they have left an aching' this|void
15/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN WILDLIFE|$200|easy|This largest pachyderm has no sweat glands, so it cools off by rolling in ponds & streams|Elephant
06/12/2001|Jeopardy!|BIRDS' SCIENTIFIC NAMES|$200|easy|Continent where you'd find the teal Amazonetta brasiliensis|South America
03/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUM HOPPING|$200|easy|'Ain't No Mountain High Enough' to keep music fans from visiting this record co.'s Detroit museum|Motown
07/12/1999|Jeopardy!|FONDUE|$200|easy|In the classic Fondue Bourguignonne, cubes of this are dipped in hot oil, then in a savory sauce|Beef
28/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHOCKING!|$200|easy|In the 1970s this state gave the U.S. Nixon's disgraced VP & a governor convicted of mail fraud|Maryland
03/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A FEW GOOD MEN|$800|hard|Starting out in 1865, this man famous for his cowboy hats became the leading hatmaker in the U.S.|Stetson
15/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PEANUTS|$800|hard|In 1933 J.L. Rosefield left Peter Pan & hopped into the market with this brand of peanut butter|Skippy
03/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$1200|hard|British forces captured this Georgia port city on Dec. 29, 1778 & soon controlled all of the state|Savannah
25/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MAD|$1000|hard|A 1997 cover had Jerry Seinfeld saying this greeting to someone at his door|Hello, Neuman!
22/12/2000|Jeopardy!|HAPPY HANUKKAH!|$200|easy|During Hanukkah it's customary to serve doughnuts & these potato pancakes|Latkes
30/10/1997|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS HALLS|$200|easy|Time was on Jerry Hall's side in 1990 as she married this singer after a long romance|Mick Jagger
23/04/2004|Jeopardy!|'OO' WHO?|$800|hard|Sometimes called the worst film director of all time, he died penniless in 1978|Ed Wood
18/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HAND, SOLO|$400|easy|After losing an arm in World War I, Paul Wittgenstein became a one-arm virtuoso on this--earlier than on violin, at least|the piano
15/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PASS THE CHEESE, PLEASE|$200|easy|It's also called Chester cheese, & some people think it's the cat's meow|Cheshire cheese
23/09/1997|Jeopardy!|CHER FILMS|$400|easy|In this 1985 film, Cher portrayed Rusty Dennis, the mother of a disfigured son|Mask
23/12/2002|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$1000|hard|The timbrel mentioned in the Bible, it consists of a parchment stretched over a wooden hoop with metal jingles|tambourine
03/10/1986|Jeopardy!|AIRPORTS|$300|easy|If you leave Hong Kong's Kai Tak on a flight to Sea-Tac, you'll land in this U.S. state|Washington
19/07/1999|Jeopardy!|E BEFORE I|$300|easy|An unmarried lady in a German house|Fraulein
12/10/2007|Jeopardy!|WHEN YOU GROW UP|$600|medium|On a fishing boat, you could boss around the deckhands as the captain's assistant, the 'first' this|mate
24/01/2008|Jeopardy!|HAVE SOME 'FUN'|$1000|hard|A singer with a bass voice of the lowest range is a basso this|profundo
03/12/1999|Jeopardy!|'FF'|$100|easy|You won't sleep soundly with this in your coffee|Caffeine
14/09/2004|Jeopardy!|THE TALES OF HOFFMAN|$200|easy|In this film Dustin Hoffman's character Raymond Babbitt habitually watches 'Jeopardy!'|Rain Man
13/12/1999|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$200|easy|His 1926 novel 'The Sun Also Rises' has been published in England as 'Fiesta'|Ernest Hemingway
26/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|QUITE CONTRARY|$200|easy|For a knife, it's the opposite of sharp; for a life, it's the opposite of exciting|Dull
26/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|Except for its coast, Bangladesh is almost entirely surrounded by this country|India
14/07/2005|Jeopardy!|FRIENDS|$400|easy|The only cast member never nominated for an Emmy, she's had a successful film career with the 'Scream' series|Courteney Cox Arquette
28/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|APOCRYPHA NOW|$1200|hard|'The Wisdom of' this king is in the Apocrypha; his Hebrew name is Shlomo|Solomon
20/11/1987|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$400|easy|Signs urging tourists to stay in North Dakota say 'Custer was healthy' when he left there bound for this state|Montana
25/12/2009|Jeopardy!|'SWEET' CHARITY|$800|hard|Per the Bard in 'Romeo and Juliet', it's what parting is|sweet sorrow
26/05/2004|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME FOOD & DRINK|$800|hard|'The Star Wars Cookbook' includes recipes for Wookiee Cookies & this pop drink named for a Jedi master|Yoda Soda
11/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL-TITLED MOVIES|$1600|hard|War is fabricated to cover up a presidential sex scandal in this 1997 film starring Dustin Hoffman & Robert De Niro|Wag the Dog
30/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY|$1700|hard|Urania is usually described as the muse of this science|astronomy
19/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$200|easy|The great 'Dionysia' was this ancient civilization's most important drama festival|Greece
08/02/2006|Jeopardy!|STOCK SYMBOL PRIMER|$400|easy|HSY: They make candy|Hershey's
29/01/2004|Jeopardy!|'OCK' DU LIEBER|$800|hard|An ankle-length garment worn by a priest|cassock
20/11/2007|Jeopardy!|THE OLD COUNTRY|$600|medium|It was Persia until 1935; in 1949 the government permitted both names|Iran
24/04/2003|Final Jeopardy!|POLITICAL JARGON|None|None|This 2-word term was first used to describe advisors who spoke to the press after a 1984 Reagan-Mondale debate|spin doctors
05/01/2009|Jeopardy!|THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES|$200|easy|Hembrismo has been used as the feminine counterpart to this very masculine term|machismo
09/04/2004|Jeopardy!|JOHNNY GILBERT, THIS IS YOUR LIFE|$1000|hard|The Dayton, Ohio TV studio used for 'The Johnny Gilbert Show' was taken over in 1970 by this daytime talk show host|Phil Donahue
24/04/2000|Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICAN CITIES|$700|hard|Pachacamac, an ancient site for Incan & other Indian cultures, lies just outside this capital|Lima, Peru
24/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A PLAIN!|$800|hard|Located in central Honshu, the Kanto Plain covers over 6,200 square miles & includes this world capital|Tokyo
19/09/2007|Jeopardy!|A NUDE AWAKENING|$600|medium|Kathleen Turner & Jerry Hall weren't clothes-minded playing Mrs. Robinson in the stage version of this 1967 film|The Graduate
09/02/2009|Jeopardy!|TALL IN THE FAMILY|$400|easy|If you want tall kids, look for a mate in Haarlem or Heerlen--a 2006 study said this country's folks are the tallest|the Netherlands
05/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR I|$800|hard|Known as 'The Tiger', this Frenchman presided over the Paris Peace Conference|Clemenceau
23/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES WITHOUT THEIR VOWELS|$1600|hard|TNS|Tunisia
17/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|15-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|It's any drug that makes veins or arteries narrow|Vasoconstrictor
19/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RENAISSANCE PAINTERS|$800|hard|Works by this Rennaissance master with an 'angelic' name include the 'Transfiguration'|Raphael
28/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SCUBA DIVING|$800|hard|Alternobaric vertigo is dizziness brought on by inequality of pressures in this body part|ears
22/07/2008|Jeopardy!|DEPARTMENT 'S'|$400|easy|Winter Olympic events using these first appeared at the 1998 Nagano games|snowboards
14/06/2006|Jeopardy!|FEAT OF CLAY|$400|easy|This 'This Is The Night' singer's fan club is known as the Claymates|Clay Aiken
22/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|VEGAS MOVIES|$200|easy|The December 1995 cover of Premiere magazine read this director 'Makes Book on 'Casino' '|Martin Scorsese
16/10/1986|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'E'|$1000|hard|Adjective that means an inferior & artificial substitute|ersatz
17/06/2003|Jeopardy!|MONK|$400|easy|In the 13th century a Japanese monk named Nichiren founded a branch of this religion based on the Lotus Sutra|Buddhism
20/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HABITAT FOR YOU, MANATEE|$1200|hard|This continent, for the species Trichechus senegalensis|Africa
15/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|50-POINT SCRABBLE WORDS|$2000|hard|Sweet plant that can be used to make molasses UOSHGRM|sorghum
19/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ORIGINAL PRANKSTA|$800|hard|In the 1790s a sensation gripped England when William Ireland revealed a 'new' play by this man titled 'Vortigern'|Shakespeare
21/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'P'|$800|hard|Man or monkey (7)|primate
11/10/2005|Jeopardy!|WARNER BROS. ANIMATION|$600|medium|Mechanikat is one of the evil adversaries of this new breed of superhero seen here|Krypto the Superdog
15/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE|$2000|hard|From the Greek for 'Phoenician', this word describes the 3 Rome vs. Carthage wars; Rome went 3-0|Punic
24/09/1999|Jeopardy!|COMMIE TALK|$200|easy|This group manages the daily work of a Communist Party & might also win the Triple Crown|Secretariat
20/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'70s POP CULTURE|$2000|hard|Barbra Streisand's fans know this is her middle name, because it's in the title of a 1971 album|Joan
28/03/1996|Jeopardy!|MONEY PROBLEMS|$300|easy|If I had a nickel for every time I said 'I' in this answer, I would have this much money|20 cents (4 times)
14/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS|$800|hard|Christopher Paolini was only 18 when he self-published 'Eragon', the first volume in this trilogy|Inheritance
16/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|17th CENTURY LITERATURE|$1000|hard|The romantic troubles in his personal life inspired his 'The School for Husbands' & 'The School for Wives'|Molière
15/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STATE MOTTOES|$800|hard|'Crossroads of America'|Indiana
09/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED NAMES|$2000|hard|Baxter & Buffett|Warner & Warren
20/06/2008|Jeopardy!|MOVIE MR. & MRS.|$800|hard|In a 1967 movie, this actor spoke the line 'They call me Mr. Tibbs'|Sidney Poitier
15/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGICAL OPERAS|$1000|hard|This king & his wife Clytemnestra appear in Gluck's opera 'Iphigeneia in Aulis'|Agamemnon
04/02/1986|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYMES|$200|easy|In 'The Queen of Hearts', he stole the tarts|the Knave (of Hearts)
07/07/2004|Jeopardy!|MEXICAN FOOD & DRINK|$800|hard|Translated as 'little meats', it's shredded pork eaten with salsa or used as a filling for tacos|carnitas
06/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$400|easy|Before battle on Oct. 21, 1805, he signaled, 'England expects that every man will do his duty'|Nelson
19/11/1996|Jeopardy!|WORLD EXPLORATION|$300|easy|His ship, the Endeavor, was a coal ship refitted to explore the south Pacific from 1768-1771|Captain James Cook
17/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|WARS|$1000|hard|This country's 1745 Jacobite rebellion was led by Charles Edward, the 'Young Pretender'|Scotland
25/04/2005|Jeopardy!|'PRINCE'|$200|easy|Until 1999 the first snowfall signaled the start of the 'Nude Olympics' at this university|Princeton
25/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ATHLETIC EYEWEAR|$800|hard|After wearing specs throughout an illustrious PGA career, Tom Kite had this surgery in 1998|Lasik
22/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEATLES RHYME TIME|$2000|hard|Fired drummer's football shoe parts|Pete's cleats
27/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE NEWS|$400|easy|In 1989 a warehouse in Nebraska was destroyed by a flood of this sugar by-product|Molasses
20/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE DEBUTS|$1000|hard|The folks in Fargo know she married Joel Coen, who directed her first film, 'Blood Simple'|Frances McDormand
20/07/2001|Jeopardy!|SPORTS TEAM NICKNAMES|$200|easy|Cleveland's NFL team took this name from coach Paul, not running back Jim|Browns
17/10/2001|Jeopardy!|AWARENESS MONTHS|$200|easy|Like the month of October, the stamp seen here promotes awareness of this disease|breast cancer
31/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CLEANING UP|$1600|hard|In 1898 Caleb Johnson sold this soap named for 2 types of oil used to make it; later the co. merged with Colgate|Palmolive
01/04/2004|Jeopardy!|HOT SPOTS|$1000|hard|Greenland Ranch Station was the odd name of the spot in this U.S. area where a thermometer hit 134 on July 10, 1913|Death Valley
17/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES OF NEW YORK CITIES|$400|easy|'The Camera City'|Rochester
14/02/2008|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGGIES|$1000|hard|This member of the parsley family has an edible orange root|a carrot
22/04/2008|Jeopardy!|DYNASTY|$200|easy|Jammu, the former seat of the Rajput dynasty, is found in this country|India
26/06/2008|Jeopardy!|WOMEN WRITERS|$200|easy|J.K. Rowling wrote her first novel at a cafe in this Scottish capital|Edinburgh
27/09/2006|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'TION'|$600|medium|The formal remission of sin by a priest|absolution
13/03/2007|Jeopardy!|'P'LACES ON THE MAP|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew overlooks a well-known cityscape.)  In 1843 William Overton had to borrow 25 cents to file a land claim for what would become this largest Oregon city|Portland
22/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MELON-CHOLY|$1200|hard|This melon that was prized by ancient Egyptians has a name that tells you how juicy & sweet it is|honeydew
01/04/2003|Jeopardy!|ODE TO ENGLAND|$600|medium|These Londoners turned the simple word 'wife' into the rhyming 'trouble-and-strife'|Cockneys
17/07/2000|Jeopardy!|LINES|$300|easy|Surveyed by 2 astronomers in the 1760s, it settled a dispute between the Calvert & Penn families|Mason-Dixon Line
21/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'LA' DEE DA|$800|hard|It's the exciting activity seen here|lawn bowling
16/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|RATS!|$400|easy|Of 5 weeks, 5 months or 5 years, the earliest age at which a rat can begin breeding|5 weeks
10/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FORWARDS & BACKWARDS|$2000|hard|A type of beer & something suitable for a king|lager and regal
20/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF BEER|$200|easy|There are about 150 in a 12-ounce bottle, or 95 in the light type|Calories
29/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'R' WAY|$1200|hard|An oven equipped with a rotating spit for roasting meat|rotisserie
07/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT, ME WORRY?|$1600|hard|So my ankles are sore & swollen--doesn't mean I have this painful arthritic buildup of uric acid in my joints|gout
23/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY ON THE SCREEN|$600|medium|Scenes from a 1972 film in which Simon Ward played this British prime minister include one in a Boer prison|Winston Churchill
23/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ROPE|$3000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crue ties a knot.) An animal term precedes the word 'shank' in the name of this knot used to shorten rope|a sheepshank
24/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|I AM I SAID|$1600|hard|20th century New Yorker who wrote, 'I am the darker brother' but 'I, too, am America'|Langston Hughes
10/11/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AVERAGE|$2000|hard|A Frenchman eats 53 pounds of this a year; an American, 31; a Japanese, 4|cheese
20/01/2000|Jeopardy!|ALONG CAME MARY|$400|easy|This author's works include 'Valperga', 'The Last Man' & 'Frankenstein'|Mary Shelley
11/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ART 'C'|$2000|hard|This Italian term meaning the balance of light & shade is often used of Rembrandt's paintings|chiaroscuro
10/01/2008|Jeopardy!|NBA RETIRED JERSEYS|$200|easy|Los Angeles Lakers no. 32|Magic Johnson
09/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SALLY|$1200|hard|This TV talk show host started out in Puerto Rico as a call-in radio host|Sally Jesse Raphael
17/05/2000|Jeopardy!|GEORGIA SONGS|$500|medium|This Gladys Knight hit begins, 'L.A. proved too much for the man, so he's leavin' the life he's come to know'|Midnight Train To Georgia
09/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$2400|hard|A U.S. president: Birchard|Rutherford B. Hayes
20/01/1999|Jeopardy!|1957|$100|easy|Chances are, you know that this singer's 'Chances Are' was a No. 1 hit in 1957|Johnny Mathis
11/06/2002|Jeopardy!|BEN|$1600|hard|The Hutchinson Letters scandal got Ben fired as deputy this in 1774|postmaster general
15/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE FORBES 2009 BILLIONAIRES LIST|$1600|hard|Ranked No. 22, this country's Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Alsaud is worth an estimated $13.3 billion|Saudi Arabia
28/09/1989|Jeopardy!|MEXICO|$300|easy|'Joy of Cooking' calls this strong liquor 'The Gulp of Mexico'|Tequila
14/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE A LETTER|$400|easy|Desmond Llewelyn played this gadget man in 17 James Bond films|Q
06/12/2002|Jeopardy!|FINANCIAL MATTERS|$200|easy|A killer bee is an investment banker helping thwart a hostile one of these|takeover
12/12/2008|Jeopardy!|IT'S GOT GROOVE|$400|easy|Ohhh, we're halfway there--to this band's No. 1 hit 'Livin' On A Prayer'|Bon Jovi
06/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|$800|hard|Arthur Scargill, the fiery leader of these British workers, battled the government in the 1980s|coal miners
02/02/2011|Jeopardy!|HUMBLE & NOT-HUMBLE ABODES|$600|medium|From the Latin for 'assembly', it's a building housing nuns|a convent
09/07/1997|Jeopardy!|FOOD BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$400|easy|This leading maker of processed turkey products was acquired by Oscar Mayer in 1979|Louis Rich
07/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK GODS|$1200|hard|Like the Olympic Games, the ancient Nemean Games were dedicated to this mighty god|Zeus
15/05/1992|Jeopardy!|THE GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS|$200|easy|Jodie Foster was far from 'silent' when she won for this film: she said, 'I can't stop laughing'|The Silence of the Lambs
10/10/2011|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY MEMOIRS|$400|easy|In 'All That Is Bitter & Sweet', this actress says mom Naomi likes to say their family put the 'fun' in dysfunctional|Ashley Judd
20/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WO'RR'DS|$1800|hard|Line 525 of Alexander Pope's 'Essay on Criticism' says 'To' do this 'is human, to forgive, divine'|to err
26/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPER HISTORY|$1600|hard|This Massachusetts daily's early issues included 'The Sunday Pulpit', a review of local sermons|The Boston Globe
28/10/2008|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN EXPERIENCE: THE PRESIDENTS|$600|medium|The wedding of this younger daughter in 1966 was a break for LBJ amid the mounting problems in Vietnam|Luci Baines Johnson
18/05/2010|Jeopardy!|GOOD DOGGIE|$400|easy|Lord Tweedsmuir bred some yellow these to produce the breed we know as golden these|retrievers
06/02/2007|Jeopardy!|CAT GOT YOUR MOVIE?|$200|easy|2003: A Seussical feline takes some kids on wild adventures|The Cat in the Hat
25/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PAT-POURRI|$1600|hard|In 2000 this political commentator was the Reform Party nominee for president|Pat Buchanan
13/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'A' LIST|$1600|hard|An historical duchy in Southwestern France between Bordeaux & the Pyrenees|Aquitaine
27/11/1984|Jeopardy!|1945|$100|easy|Truman's state or battleship site of Japan's surrender|Missouri
03/04/2000|Jeopardy!|2 FIRST NAMES?|$400|easy|Jim Carrey & Jeff Daniels vie for the affection of this actress in 'Dumb & Dumber'|Lauren Holly
09/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|DESERTS|$1000|hard|This Chilean desert's main source of revenue is copper mining|Atacama
08/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|$400|easy|This Utah Republican is chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee|Orrin Hatch
18/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|REMEMBERING ARTHUR MILLER|$1200|hard|Brian Dennehy, seen here playing 'Jeopardy!' in 1999, played this Miller character on Broadway that same year|Willy Loman
27/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE PEARL|$800|hard|'La Peregrina' is a famous pearl bought by this man in 1969 & given to Elizabeth Taylor|Richard Burton
13/09/2007|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL|$800|hard|A castle built by Crusaders dominates the port of Kyrenia on this island nation near Lebanon|Cyprus
04/09/2002|Jeopardy!|PRE-CIVIL WAR AMERICA|$800|hard|This NYC tavern built in 1719 is where George Washington bid farewell to his war troops|Fraunces Tavern
09/04/1998|Jeopardy!|FLINCHIUS THE GLADIATOR|$100|easy|Because he speaks Latin, Flinchius knows that 'gladiator' means a 'man of' this weapon|sword
01/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MADISON & PHYSIOLOGY|$400|easy|Neurons don't weigh much; why, there are billions of them in this roughly 3-pound organ|Brain
14/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICAL ABBREVIATIONS|$1000|hard|In the 1880s Robert Koch said, 'Must see' this & isolated the bacillus that causes it|TB (tuberculosis)
07/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THAT SPORTS VENUE HAS GOT TO GO!|$2000|hard|Hank Aaron hit home run No. 715 in the bygone Atlanta stadium named for this county|Fulton County
25/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$1000|hard|Founded in 1842, Willamette University in this state capital is the oldest college on the West Coast|Salem (Oregon)
15/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MERE CASH|$400|easy|They're scheduled to be the last 2 states to get their own quarters, in 2008|Alaska & Hawaii
20/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT STORIES|$600|medium|In this Poe story, Mme L'Espanaye & her daughter Camille are murdered by an orangutan owned by a sailor|The Murders in the Rue Morgue
28/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EMINENT VICTORIANS|$800|hard|This inventor of antiseptic surgery helped found the British Institute of Preventive Medicine|(Joseph) Lister
04/10/1996|Jeopardy!|TV ACTORS & ROLES|$400|easy|Jerry Orbach plays detective Lennie Briscoe on this crime series|Law & Order
13/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$400|easy|The D.C. house he lived in after he left office in 1921 is called 'Washington's only presidential museum'|(Woodrow) Wilson
24/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY|$600|medium|A little bird told us Matthew Bourne won a 1999 Tony for choreographing this ballet|Swan Lake
20/04/2000|Jeopardy!|DIRIGIBLES, BLIMPS & ZEPPELINS|$1000|hard|L.A. & this N.J. city were the only U.S. stops the Graf Zeppelin made during its round-the-world trip in 1929|Lakehurst
06/02/2003|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$200|easy|This river's system gathers its waters from 9 countries, including Kenya, Ethiopia & Egypt|Nile
27/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THE POETRY OF LOVE|$600|medium|'My luve is like a red, red rose, that's newly sprung in June', once swooned this poetic Scot|(Rabbie) Burns
31/10/2006|Jeopardy!|GOING TO THE DOGS|$1000|hard|This cutie from New England is one of the few breeds to originate in the United States|the Boston terrier
11/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|18TH CENTURY WOMEN|$400|easy|In January 1777 Baltimore's Mary Katherine Goddard was hired to print the first official copies of this|Declaration of Independence
22/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TV ARCHIVE|$800|hard|Steve Austin's 'metallic' TV boss in the mid-'70s|Oscar Goldman
14/12/1998|Jeopardy!|PHUN WITH PHONICS|$400|easy|Meaning 'single pitch', it's a speaking voice that lacks inflection|Monotone
21/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATION|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew demonstrates that he is a man of letters.)  By looking at its first few letters, you'll see the Russian alphabet is based largely on this much more ancient alphabet|Greek
20/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE RISK BOARD|$400|easy|Found on the board, it's the 2-word term for the region which includes Morocco & Algeria|North Africa
07/09/1999|Jeopardy!|THE 'X' FILES|$100|easy|A shortened form of Christmas is spelled this way|Xmas
10/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$400|easy|Including, in 19th century, one quarter of world's land & people, the sun never set on it|the British Empire
12/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$1000|hard|Tibetans call it Chomolunga, Nepalese call it Sagarmatha, both call it theirs|Mount Everest
28/11/2002|Jeopardy!|SAFARI SO GOOD|$600|medium|Originally from Arabic, safari is this African Language's word for 'journey'|Swahili
19/05/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. STAMPS|$500|medium|A stamp honoring this man includes a photo of Central Park & 2 landscape plans|Frederick Law Olmsted
29/06/2001|Jeopardy!|LIKE WHAT YOU'VE DONE WITH THE PLACE|$500|medium|Love the Polynesian feeling you got with these images of deities, like the one seen here|Tiki gods
10/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|JOHN WAYNE FILMS|$400|easy|Role played by Wayne in 'The Alamo'|Davy Crockett
01/03/1999|Jeopardy!|ORIGINS|$300|easy|Not a Swiss man, but Ctesibius, a 3rd century Greek in Alexandria, invented this noisy timepiece|Cuckoo clock
10/04/1997|Jeopardy!|FRENCH CUISINE|$500|medium|Canard sauvage, the 'wild' type of this bird, may be covered with sauce chambertin|Duck
14/10/2011|Final Jeopardy!|THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE|None|None|This nation lost its direct access to the Pacific around 1880 but retains a navy that patrols its rivers & a large lake|Bolivia
27/03/2000|Jeopardy!|STATE NICKNAMES|$200|easy|'The Constitution State'|Connecticut
15/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|50 CENT|$800|hard|The 1964 JFK half dollar was 90% this transition metal, symbol Ag|silver
17/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'LA' STORY|$400|easy|Risque D.H. Lawrence novel|Lady Chatterley's Lover
20/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL BOOK AWARD WINNERS|$600|medium|Category in which Philip Levine & Wallace Stevens each won twice|Poetry
17/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$200|easy|My oh Maya!  It's the most populous country in Central America|Guatemala
05/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE PEOPLE|$600|medium|A staff photographer for Look Magazine, he went on to direct such films as 'Lolita' & 'Dr. Strangelove'|Stanley Kubrick
24/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$800|hard|This champion stock-car racer lost the 1996 race for North Carolina's Secretary of State|Richard Petty
02/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DENMARK'S THE SPOT|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Bornholm Island in the Baltic.)  Germans here on on  Denmark's Bornholm Island fought on past VE day in this month and year; then, once the Soviets dislodged them, they stayed for a year|May 1945
11/11/2011|Jeopardy!|ON THE MOVIE SOUNDTRACK|$200|easy|'100 Doses' & 'Bad Day To Be A Rhesus Monkey' were on the soundtrack to this 2011 medical thriller|Contagion
27/04/1998|Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH ME|$400|easy|In 1939 she played a 'Scarlett' woman|Vivien Leigh
17/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'E' GADS!|$400|easy|A steamboat, a condor & Chimborazo Mountain appear on this country's coat of arms|Ecuador
30/05/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE UNDER A 'REST'|$400|easy|Any mountain's summit|crest
25/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A VISIT TO DENMARK|$1600|hard|Breaking a long tradition of neutrality, Denmark joined this military alliance in 1949|NATO
04/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LANDINGS|$1200|hard|You land, not anchor, at this Phoenix airport, named by a board member from Scenic Airways|Sky Harbor Airport
22/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS NUMBERS|$800|hard|A period of regulation play in the National Hockey League lasts this many minutes|20
27/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH WORDS|$1200|hard|Found in a Dostoyevsky title, it's one of the few English words that both start & end with 'und'|underground
18/05/2009|Jeopardy!|RESTAURANT LINGO|$200|easy|French for 'soup of the day'|soup du jour
29/12/2005|Jeopardy!|PLAY 'BOY'|$600|medium|Still being published today, this adventure magazine for Boy Scouts debuted in 1911|Boys' Life
02/06/2004|Jeopardy!|PARDON ME|$600|medium|In 1992 President Bush pardoned 6 Iran-Contra figures, saying this was their main motivation|patriotism
19/07/2004|Jeopardy!|DUDE, WHERE'S MY CZAR?|$800|hard|Maximilian Schell starred in an Emmy-winning 1986 mini-series about this reformist czar|Peter the Great
25/06/1997|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$100|easy|Romanians call this day Joi, while Swedes know it as Torsdag|Thursday
09/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$2000|hard|One of 2 brothers of novelist & poet Laura Benet who won the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry|Stephen Vincent Benet or William Rose Benet
10/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MASTERPIECE THEATRE|$1000|hard|In 1996 Alex Kingston, seen here, took a trip to the moll as this raunchy heroine|Moll Flanders
26/06/2000|Jeopardy!|'A' PLUS|$200|easy|It's the 'instrument' being 'played' here:|Air guitar
14/11/1997|Jeopardy!|'JERK's|$400|easy|It's an unthinking reaction, like when the doctor hits you with a mallet|Knee-jerk
24/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$2000|hard|William Smith's 1815 map 'of New England and Wales' showed these rock layers in different colors|strata
07/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS|$400|easy|It's the type of bird being complained about  'It has ceased to be!  It's expired and gone to meet its maker!  This is a late--'|a parrot
18/09/1986|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$400|easy|Guillaume Amontons' 17th century thermometer was 1st filled with this & corrected for air pressure|mercury
13/10/1999|Jeopardy!|THE SEVEN CATHOLIC SACRAMENTS|$100|easy|Water is used in this, considered the first sacrament|Baptism
09/11/2005|Jeopardy!|LET'S TALK ABOUT SIX|$600|medium|This group was originally made up of 6 members; in 1869 Congress changed its total to 9|the Supreme Court
07/03/2003|Jeopardy!|'C'OMEDIANS|$200|easy|He teamed with Cheech on numerous comedy albums|Tommy Chong
28/03/1996|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT EGYPT|$200|easy|Ancient Egyptians made this potent potable by soaking bread in water & fermenting the mixture|Beer
07/12/2011|Jeopardy!|TIME FOR A CHANGE|$600|medium|In 1910 the Intercollegiate Athletic Association changed its name to this|the NCAA
09/03/2004|Jeopardy!|7-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|If you can't handle the predominant sugar in milk, you're intolerant of this|lactose
20/02/2008|Jeopardy!|'AFTER' CLASS|$400|easy|In the familiar spelling rule, 'I' comes before 'E' except in this case|after 'C'
04/05/1990|Jeopardy!|NAMES THAT ARE VERBS|$300|easy|Mr. Owens, or what his horse might do to throw him|Buck
20/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|40 DEGREES NORTH LATITUDE|$600|medium|As the latitude line leaves China, it enters this other Commie country|North Korea
14/11/1990|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TRIVIA|$400|easy|Michael Douglas & Andy Garcia got into big trouble at the Osaka airport in this 1989 film|Black Rain
10/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$2000|hard|She's the title heroine 'Of Green Gables' in a classic 1908 book|Anne
15/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DEEP THINKERS|$400|easy|His 'Thus Spake Zarathustra' says, 'The world presented itself' as a 'golden apple with a....velvety skin'|Friedrich Nietzsche
28/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'HU'!|$1200|hard|Mmm doggy! It's a ball of deep-fried cornmeal|a hushpuppy
15/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S AN OLYMPIC YEAR|$1600|hard|It was the most recent year when the Olympics were held in the U.S.|2002
25/09/2002|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'P'|$400|easy|British baby carriage (4)|pram
26/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$1600|hard|By 1096 the Holy Roman Empire stretched from Italy to this peninsula that makes up most of Denmark|the Jutland peninsula
01/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ROCKS & MINERALS|$2000|hard|Around 1920 plates of this silicon mineral were first used to control radio frequencies|quartz
30/03/2009|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS & THEIR SLEUTHS|$400|easy|Kinsey Millhone|Sue Grafton
19/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|VERY SPECIFIC FORTUNE COOKIES|$400|easy|Your knowledge knows no bounds; It includes the first name of dramatist Orton, labor man Hill & Sen. Lieberman|Joe
04/03/1998|Jeopardy!|GO TO 'H'|$500|medium|This Japanese ritual is also known as seppuku|Hari-kari
19/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$1000|hard|Fall River, Massachusetts is part of the metropolitan area of this state capital|Providence
18/06/2008|Jeopardy!|TENNIS|$200|easy|This American woman was the first to win 20 Wimbledon titles|Billie Jean King
01/07/2008|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL HISTORY|$800|hard|In 1996 he became the Yankees' starting shortstop & the team hasn't missed the playoffs since|Derek Jeter
05/10/1998|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHER'S DICTIONARY|$100|easy|It's a narrow strip of land connecting 2 larger bodies of land; Panama, for example|Isthmus
08/07/2010|Jeopardy!|I WANNA WATCH TV!|$600|medium|5 years after last wearing the Omnitrix, this Cartoon Network guy goes hero again in 'Alien Force'|Ben 10
06/10/1989|Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$300|easy|In 1901 he left Tahiti for the Marquesas Islands where he died in poverty in 1903|Paul Gauguin
14/12/1999|Jeopardy!|DUKE, DUKE|$300|easy|This Brooklyn Dodger was named to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1980|Duke Snider
12/01/2005|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITY-SCAPE|$1000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew stands outside the Cathedral of Learning.)  Beginning in 1787, in a frontier log cabin, this university is now symbolized by the 42-story Cathedral of Learning|the University of Pittsburgh
29/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|VOYAGERS|$200|easy|Of Columbus' 3 ships in 1492, the Nina & Pinta were smaller than this one|the Santa Maria
27/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|VIRGINIA WOOLF|$800|hard|Woolf's 'Flush' is a whimsical memoir by this 'Sonnets From The Portuguese' author's dog|Elizabeth Barrett Browning
23/11/1998|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS TERMS|$200|easy|It's the boating term used when the government comes to the aid of a 'sinking' business, like Chrysler in 1979|Bailout
19/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE MAD TEA PARTY|$1600|hard|The Tea Party is leery of this intl. body, which it suspects of plots like trying to get people in Denver to bike more|the UN
13/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TINKER|$400|easy|In November 2008 she opened up Pixie Hollow, located at the edge of Tomorrowland|Tinkerbell
13/11/1997|Jeopardy!|JUST SAY YES|$100|easy|It's the honest answer by a Spanish speaker to the question 'Hablas espanol?'|Si
08/05/2007|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT TUNE-STER|$1000|hard|A 3-named woman: 'Like A Star', 'Enchantment', 'Put Your Records On'|Corinne Bailey Rae
29/10/2004|Jeopardy!|DATE & PLACE|$200|easy|April 9, 1865, Appomattox Court House: These 2 leaders|Lee & Grant
03/05/2010|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$600|medium|A 2010 story informed us that Mike Sorrentino aka the Situation, is loving his new fame as part of this show|Jersey Shore
09/04/2008|Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$1000|hard|In 1975 she commented on a 1955 event by saying, 'My only concern was to get home after a hard day's work'|Rosa Parks
17/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|AUTO LOGOS|$1200|hard|[video clue]|Toyota
23/02/2009|Jeopardy!|PIGEONS|$200|easy|4-letter alternate name for a small pigeon|dove
23/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'I'|$600|medium|These lizards are the largest in the Americas|Iguanas
29/09/2005|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL LINGO|$400|easy|A GOP plan to eliminated filibusters on judicial nominees has been called this alarming 'option'|nuclear
17/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|EDUCATION|$600|medium|In 5th century B.C. India, only the people of this caste were able to get a complete education|Brahmins
28/01/1997|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PEOPLE|$200|easy|The Lord told him & his men to walk around Jericho once a day for 6 days|Joshua
28/10/2008|Jeopardy!|RHYME FEST|$600|medium|Type of playful prank that's the specialty of the court fool|jest
21/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION|$200|easy|The Articles were in effect from 1781 until replaced by this 1787 document|Constitution
13/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'NEW' WORLD|$1600|hard|The Green in the center of this Delaware city was laid out by Peter Stuyvesant in 1655|New Castle
08/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|INSTRUMENT ETYMOLOGY|$400|easy|It's appropriate that the name of this double reed instrument with a low range comes from the Italian for 'low'|a bassoon
24/07/2009|Jeopardy!|TOUGH-POURRI|$1000|hard|On this date in 1999, England's Guardian newspaper announced a coup in the nation of San Seriffe|April 1st
16/06/2010|Jeopardy!|ST. AUGUSTINE|$1000|hard|St. Augustine's Castillo de San Marcos is an old fort built from a form of limestone known as coquina, or 'little' these|shells
22/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE GREEK|$800|hard|In church, & on a chess board, it's from the Greek for 'overseer'|bishop
04/03/2004|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATIONS|$1000|hard|A doctor could tell you that q.i.d., which is the abbreviation for the Latin 'quater in die', means this|four times
03/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE QUASI-WAR WITH FRANCE|$1200|hard|USS Constellation beat both La Vengeance & L'Insurgente in this sea where the U.S. enjoyed a home-field edge|the Caribbean
20/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THEY HELD UP|$800|hard|In this type of story of the Pharisee & the publican, Jesus held up the latter as the example to follow|a parable
12/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$1200|hard|Title time for a New York 'Cowboy' (8)|Midnight
10/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CELIBACY|$800|hard|This adjective for one celibate type of life comes from the Greek for 'alone'|monastic
17/10/2005|Jeopardy!|MY OWN PRIVATE IDAHO|$600|medium|The Idaho section of U.S. Highway 12 bears the name of these 2 men who passed through the area in the early 1800s|Lewis & Clark
04/02/2010|Jeopardy!|THEY ARE THE CHAMPIONS|$200|easy|In 2009 Nebraska's Huskers rolled, spared & struck their way to the NCAA women's title in this sport|bowling
19/04/2010|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY BUSINESSMEN|$400|easy|By the time this Cleveland businessman retired in 1896, his company owned 3/4 of the USA's oil business|(John D.) Rockefeller
04/09/2001|Jeopardy!|VIVA ANN-MARGRET!|$500|medium|The Riviera was the site of Ann-Margret's marriage to him (not the French Riviera, the one in Las Vegas)|Roger Smith
10/04/1998|Jeopardy!|TEMPTATIONS|$200|easy|These Nabisco sandwich cookies are 29% creme & 71% cookie; 7.5 billion are eaten annually|Oreos
20/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA CHARACTERS|$200|easy|In this Verdi opera, the king of Ethiopia is a baritone role while the king of Egypt is a bass|Aida
29/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MAKEUP|$800|hard|This makeup maven has the same name as Whitney Houston's husband, but she spells it differently|Bobbi Brown
08/04/1999|Jeopardy!|REGIS PHILBIN'S NY|$100|easy|I'm at Gray's Papaya, a stand that advertises hot dogs tastier than this cut of steak with a French name|filet mignon
30/10/2000|Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO MY COUNTRY|$500|medium|Augusto Cesar Sandino International|Nicaragua
16/09/2002|Jeopardy!|THE 1990s|$1000|hard|The Persian Gulf War of 1991 was fought mainly in Iraq & this oil-rich nation next door|Kuwait
21/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$800|hard|A fake foot covering|a mock sock
03/01/1997|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$300|easy|The 4-H Clubs are an extension service of this U.S. cabinet department|Agriculture
05/03/2004|Jeopardy!|FRAGRANCES|$200|easy|Her No. 5 perfume was later joined by Nos. 22 & 19|Coco Chanel
03/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE SECRET LIFE OF 'B's|$1600|hard|Drugs called these blockers diminish reaction to adrenaline, keeping things mellow & reducing cardiac problems|beta blockers
28/09/2004|Jeopardy!|BRIDGES TO THE FUTURE|$600|medium|The new Colorado River bridge downstream of Hoover Dam will connect these 2 adjacent states|Nevada and Arizona
06/04/2000|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$200|easy|It's said that Christopher Columbus introduced this 'cool' veggie to the New World|Cucumber
22/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'U' KNOW IT|$2000|hard|Woody Guthrie sang, 'You can't scare me, I'm sticking to' this group|the union
16/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$2000|hard|Used in linoleum & paints, linseed oil is made from the seeds of this plant|flax
11/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY REVIVALISM|$800|hard|The original ran for 2 years, but the revival of this Illinois-set musical had a 12th anniversary party in 2008|Chicago
05/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'H'EALTH & MEDICINE|$800|hard|The body produces many of these, including prolactin & insulin|hormones
27/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL, CAESAR|$800|hard|They recorded 'Baby Don't Go' as Caesar & Cleo; it was reissued under their own names when 'I Got You Babe' hit No. 1|Sonny & Cher
04/05/2010|Final Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE SONGS|None|None|In 1953 it became the only state whose official song was written for a Broadway musical|Oklahoma
02/07/1997|Jeopardy!|CONTESTS|$500|medium|For writing 'It was a dark and stormy night', this Victorian has a bad prose contest named for him|Edward Bulwer-Lytton
18/11/1987|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE ROLES|$400|easy|'The Barefoot Contessa'|Ava Gardner
04/05/2001|Jeopardy!|WB TV|$300|easy|Lauren Graham & Alexis Bledel are mom & daughter Lorelai & Rory, the title 'Girls' on this drama|Gilmore Girls
10/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS|$800|hard|In 2001 Brian Cappelletto won this game's World Championship with words like vozhd for 50 points & jerrid for 44|Scrabble
20/01/1999|Jeopardy!|1957|$500|medium|Signing a $100,000 contract with the Red Sox, he became the highest paid player in baseball|Ted Williams
28/03/1996|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC PEOPLE|None|None|Apsley House, the London home of this historic duke, boasts an 11' 4'' nude statue of Napoleon|the Duke of Wellington
28/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN RELIGION|$800|hard|This colorful evangelist founded the International Church of the Foursquare Gospel|Aimee Semple McPherson
12/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN FOOTBALL|$2000|hard|A sixth-round draft pick in 2000, this Michigan man found a bit of success as a QB for the Patriots|(Tom) Brady
30/04/1998|Jeopardy!|STATES OF THE UNION|$400|easy|Colorado is called the Centennial State because it entered the Union in this year|1876
25/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS COUPLES|$7000|hard|They were the subject of a 1999 TV movie, 'Dash and Lilly'|Dashiell Hammett & Lillian Hellman
31/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HOMES, SWEET HOMES|$800|hard|Iguana fighting was a favorite sport of this chemical-making family's famed mansion in Cuba|du Pont
09/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|JOHN PHILIP SOUSA|$400|easy|The sousaphone, developed from a suggestion by Sousa, is a 3-valved type of this brass instrument|a tuba
16/02/2005|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL ROAD VEHICLE STICKERS|$800|hard|CY|Cyprus
07/12/1984|Jeopardy!|WATER SPORTS|$500|medium|Name of yacht immortalized after winning the 100-Guinea Cup away from England in 1851|the America
22/09/2008|Jeopardy!|SNOOP DOGG|$600|medium|Word on the street is, in 2004 Snoop played Huggy Bear in the movie based on this '70s cop show|Starsky & Hutch
27/06/1997|Jeopardy!|EDDIE MURPHY MOVIES|$400|easy|Axel Foley was a cop on this midwestern city's payroll|Detroit
11/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MOTHER RUSSIA|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew goes for gold in St. Petersburg, Russia.)  Russian craftsmen have recreated the Amber Room here in the Catherine Palace, which had been plundered by these people in 1941|the Nazis
08/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN WRITERS|$1000|hard|In 1899 readers awakened to 'The Awakening', written by this woman|Kate Chopin
14/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|A LONG TIME AGO|$600|medium|This Cretan civilization dominated the Aegean world until about 1450 B.C.|Minoan
31/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|GEMS|$800|hard|This 'sea-colored' gem, a birthstone for March, should be cleaned often to retain its sparkle|Aquamarine
06/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LINES|$1000|hard|Samuel Plimsoll had a line on these named for him|Ships
10/04/2003|Jeopardy!|ALL OVER EUROPE|$200|easy|Composer Edvard Grieg was born in this Norwegian city that makes us think of actress Candice|Bergen
19/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PLACIDO DOMINGO|$600|medium|In the 1984 movie of a Bizet opera, Placido was Don Jose & Julia Migenes-Johnson was this title character|Carmen
06/01/1997|Jeopardy!|TV|$500|medium|Part played on 'Bewitched' in the '60s by the person seen here in a recent photo: [Erin Murphy]|Tabitha
01/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$400|easy|Joe Lieberman's beloved, or the Women's Zionist Organization of America|Hadassah
04/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$1600|hard|In 1896 a physicist noticed uranium darkening a photographic plate even through a screen--this phenomenon|radiation (or radioactivity)
01/03/2005|Jeopardy!|MEDICAL MILESTONES|$800|hard|This type of surgery introduced in 1961 uses extreme cold to perform a 'bloodless' operation|cryogenic (or cryosurgery)
10/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE EAST|$1600|hard|This 1917 British declaration favored the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people|the Balfour Declaration
11/11/1988|Final Jeopardy!|THE SUPREME COURT|None|None|Only member of the current court who has been elected to a public office|Sandra Day O'Connor (state senator from Arizona)
03/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN FACES|$1200|hard|This actress and director seen here was the valedictorian at her French language high school in Los Angeles|(Jodie) Foster
20/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|ITALIAN HISTORY|$1000|hard|In 1720 the Duke of Savoy ceded Sicily to Austria & received this island in exchange|Sardinia
14/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE BARD WRITES|$400|easy|'Twelfth Night' begins, 'If music be the food of love', do this|Play on
12/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|DAYS|$200|easy|Leap day date|February 29
11/03/2003|Jeopardy!|FIND THE SPOONERISM|$800|hard|When your army is ready to take flight, wag this|white flag
29/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FRANCE LOSES THE FIGHT|$600|medium|The Third Republic began after France lost the war to this Bismarck-led German state|Prussia
24/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WE'RE MAP-HAPPY|$800|hard|World Book uses a 5-pointed star with a circle around it to denote a city with this distinction|a capital city
05/05/2009|Jeopardy!|YOU CAN'T SPELL JEOPARDY! WITHOUT PARTY!|$200|easy|Our drinking game: if someone on C-SPAN says, 'Madam Speaker', take a sip of Darjeeling this|tea
05/05/1998|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$200|easy|Andre Young is better known as this influential 'physician' of rap|Dr. Dre
10/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HOW'S THE WEATHER?|$2000|hard|Longer autumn nights let the ground cool, producing condensation & the 'ground' type of this|fog
26/10/2006|Jeopardy!|WATERCRAFT|$600|medium|Cunard's slogan is 'The most famous' of these 2-word ships 'in the world'|ocean liners
22/06/1998|Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN DISNEY FILMS|$400|easy|Kaa, Shere Khan, Baloo|The Jungle Book
30/06/2005|Jeopardy!|KEEP THE FAITH|$200|easy|A daily supply of this is asked for in the Catholic version of the Lord's Prayer|bread
19/06/2007|Jeopardy!|'HO' POURRI|$400|easy|Formed in 2001, it's a presidential cabinet department|Homeland Security
26/10/2000|Jeopardy!|PICTUIRE THE PONTIFFS|$500|medium|Before this man, seen here, became pope, he served as the Archbishop of Milan|Pope Paul VI
17/10/2007|Jeopardy!|FLY ME TO THE MOONS|$600|medium|Saturn's largest moon was fittingly named this, also a term for a Greek mythological giant god|Titan
09/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN FEMALE FIGURE SKATERS|$800|hard|While racking up U.S. championships year after year, she settled for Olympic silver in 1998 & bronze in 2002|(Michelle) Kwan
05/11/2002|Jeopardy!|I AM A CROOK|$600|medium|In 1868 the Reno Brothers robbed one of these in Indiana, years before the James Gang did it out west|train
26/04/1999|Jeopardy!|THE QUOTABLE JOHN ADAMS|$200|easy|'You and I ought not to die before we have explained ourselves to each other', Adams wrote him years before July 4, 1826|Thomas Jefferson
01/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT THE BENJAMINS|$400|easy|In 1996 this MIT graduate became prime minister of Israel|Benjamin Netanyahu
08/10/2010|Jeopardy!|MICHIGAN MANIA|$800|hard|The Michigan region was ceded by France to Great Britain by the 1763 Treaty of Paris ending this war|the  Seven Years' War / the French and Indian War
05/02/1998|Jeopardy!|THE ART OF WAR|$200|easy|It's a nuclear power's capability of a preemptive attack, or one-third of an out in baseball|First strike
25/06/1997|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$400|easy|In Spain you might go shopping for una chaqueta -- a jacket -- made of cuero, this|Leather
16/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE COAST|$1600|hard|If you're on the southern coast of Yemen, you're dipping a toe in this gulf|the Gulf of Aden
05/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE SEQUELS|$2000|hard|After 'The Little Mermaid' came 'The Little Mermaid:' her 'Beginning'|Ariel
09/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SAY YOUR PRAYERS|$600|medium|This first Christian martyr's dying words were 'Lord, lay not this sin to their charge'|St. Stephen
02/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GIRL TALK|$400|easy|This Round Table wit required 'Only 3 things of a man.  He must be handsome, ruthless and stupid'|Dorothy Parker
24/05/1999|Jeopardy!|DOUBTFUL DOWNLOADS|$300|easy|He wrote 'Slaughterhouse-Five', but didn't write the MIT commencement speech circulated under his name|Kurt Vonnegut
19/05/2003|Jeopardy!|LITERARY LINES|$4200|hard|1954 novel that contains the lines 'This is our island.  It's a good island.  Until the grown-ups come to fetch us we'll have fun'|Lord of the Flies
22/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'A's|$800|hard|Some scientists believe the dinosaurs died out when one of these interstellar objects struck the Earth|an asteroid
12/11/1992|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY|$400|easy|In 1991 Cyd Charisse made her Broadway debut as the ballerina in this musical set in Germany|Grand Hotel
07/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|THE DESERT|$900|hard|Artist famous for her paintings of the deserts of the American southwest|Georgia O'Keeffe
13/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYBODY HATES CHRIS|$800|hard|Scooter Libby's trial revealed Libby's note that Tim Russert 'hates Chris' --This Chris of MSNBC|Chris Matthews
03/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FOR WHOM THE 'BELL' TOLLS|$400|easy|Your occupation if you're a carillonneur|a bell ringer
06/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BY GEORGE!|$400|easy|This actor's film credits include 'The Hustler', 'Dr. Strangelove' & 'Patton'|George C. Scott
24/05/1999|Jeopardy!|TV CHARACTERS|$300|easy|Bonnie Clark, Jon Baker, Francis 'Ponch' Poncherello|CHiPs
21/02/2006|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$1000|hard|Founded by Father Michael J. McGivney in 1881, it's the world's largest Catholic family fraternal service organization|the Knights of Columbus
29/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|A LITERARY TOUR|$1600|hard|The building near Rome's Spanish Steps where this English romantic poet died in 1821 is now a memorial & library|John Keats
26/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CHRISTIAN|$800|hard|The 1989 Disney version of 'The Little Mermaid' is based on a story by him|Hans Christian Andersen
13/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE THINGS|$1200|hard|If you 'Show Me' some mozarkite, I'll tell you that it's this state's state rock|Missouri
03/02/2011|Jeopardy!|UP ON MOUNT RUSHMORE|$1000|hard|Appointed Oliver Ellsworth Chief Justice|Washington
05/01/2005|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$400|easy|New Mexico's state song, 'O, Fair New Mexico', was written by the daughter of this man who killed Billy the Kid|Pat Garrett
04/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$600|medium|This element, symbol Ir, is one of the most corrosion-resistant metals known|Iridium
23/12/2011|Jeopardy!|STOP THAT RACKET!|$1000|hard|Hearing that the U.S. assailed prisoners with music by this band of his, Lars Ulrich said Venom would have been better|Metallica
20/07/2011|Jeopardy!|WHO PAINTED WHOM?|$1000|hard|1903: 'The Old Guitarist'|Picasso
09/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS' ADS|$800|hard|Young Russian count wanted for affair with married woman; open to pregnancy & train travel|Anna Karenina
11/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S HARD OUT HERE FOR A PUMP|$1200|hard|Joe Dumars could tell you that reciprocating pumps have one of these moving back & forth to regulate flow|a piston
11/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. SPANISH PLACE NAMES|$1600|hard|California's Mount Whitmey, the highest peak in the lower 48, is located in this mountain range|Sierra Nevadas
06/09/2001|Jeopardy!|THIS LOOKS LIKE A GOOD SPOT|$100|easy|It's the serpentine name for the roll seen here|snake eyes
04/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MEDIEVAL TECHNOLOGY|$1000|hard|Ornamental hipposandals were used in ancient times; these didn't evolve until the Middle Ages|Horseshoes
24/11/1999|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$200|easy|Originally, Veterans Day was known as Armistice Day, to commemorate the end of this|World War I
18/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN ANAGRAMS|$200|easy|Petruchio might have said of her:  Take my wife -- please!|Kate (take)
20/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A FEW CHOICE 4-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|The handle of a sword, you can play this term to the ...|a hilt
12/04/2001|Jeopardy!|AIN'T THAT AMERICA|$100|easy|The Mackinac Bridge joins the upper & lower peninsulas of this U.S. state|Michigan
31/12/2010|Jeopardy!|A YEAR ENDING IN 0|$2000|hard|Lord Roberts commands British troops in Africa during the Boer War|1900
04/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'BOY' MOVIES|$1200|hard|1995: Chris Farley|Tommy Boy
04/03/2011|Final Jeopardy!|SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES|None|None|In 1919, barely 20 years after its discovery, it was the world's most expensive substance at $3 million an ounce|radium
18/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|19TH CENTURY PEOPLE|$1200|hard|After King David Kalakaua died at the Palace Hotel in S.F. in 1891, this woman, his sister, became queen of Hawaii|Liliuokalani
17/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS ABOUT WORDS|$1200|hard|A polite term for a bad word, it comes from the Greek for 'good speech'|euphemism
28/05/2008|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$800|hard|The common type of this marsupial has coarse, thick fur, while that of the hairy-nosed is short & silky|a wombat
23/11/2010|Jeopardy!|PASS THE 'URK'-Y|$600|medium|The intro to radio's 'The Shadow' told us that evil does this in the hearts of men|lurk
21/03/2000|Jeopardy!|VETERINARIANS|$100|easy|Vets help prevent bird owners from catching psittacosis, known as this bird's 'fever'|Parrot fever
02/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HE'S MY SECRETARY OF WAR|$200|easy|In 1863: Edwin Stanton|Abraham Lincoln
25/04/2008|Final Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS|None|None|Besides James & John, more U.S. presidents have had this first name than any other|William
16/05/2003|Jeopardy!|LET'S ROCK!|$200|easy|In 1969 CCR had 3 No. 2 hits: 'Bad Moon Rising', 'Green River' & this one that kept on rolli|Proud Mary
12/03/2002|Jeopardy!|'Z' END|$800|hard|In the Bible, Ruth was married to this man|Boaz
18/03/2011|Jeopardy!|1911|$4000|hard|Forgotten for centuries, this royal retreat of Incan kings was rediscovered by Hiram Bingham in July|Machu Picchu
15/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE IN SPANISH|$1600|hard|This 'Blood Wedding' poet & playwright was executed in Spain in 1936|Federico Garcia Lorca
08/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$1200|hard|Ranchers formed the territory of Cimarron in 1887; it lasted until 1890 when it became this state's western panhandle|Oklahoma
06/12/2010|Jeopardy!|WHAT THE 'H'|$400|easy|An ace in golf|a hole in one
16/03/2000|Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL PASTIME|$400|easy|Hall of Famer Roberto Clemente played his entire 18-year career with this National League team|Pittsburgh Pirates
24/10/2000|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORD'SS'|$200|easy|Brenner is a famous one of these in the Alps|Pass
28/10/2011|Jeopardy!|LAND IDAHO!|$200|easy|In 1900, the population of this capital was about 6,000; by 1960, it had exploded to 34,000|Boise
04/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MORE OF 'DE' BEST PEOPLE|$200|easy|On the 2001 Oscar telecast Steve Martin gave this former 'Taxi' star some dip for his veggies|Danny DeVito
26/09/1997|Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR I|$100|easy|The battles on this front ran from Liege in 1914 to the 2nd battle of the Marne in 1918; it was rarely quiet|Western front
06/04/2001|Jeopardy!|WHAT ARE YOU ON?|$500|medium|Acting as judge in a trial or not picked to participate in your team's baseball game|On the bench
12/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ANNE FRANK|$2000|hard|Before going into hiding, Anne wrote about how Jews had to give up their bikes, be in by 8 PM & wear a star of this color|yellow
16/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CHECKING IN, CHECKING OUT|$1600|hard|He made a royal entrance in 1863 in Graz, Austria; took an unfortunate ride on June 28, 1914|Archduke Franz Ferdinand
04/09/2002|Jeopardy!|JOANIE LOVES KARACHI|$1000|hard|As a lover of natural products, Joanie admires the cotton grown in this ancient river's delta SE of Karachi|the Indus
12/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATED PROVERBS|$800|hard|'Many hands M. L. W.'|make light work
24/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PLUTARCH'S LIVES|$1000|hard|This ruler's public dress, halfway between Persian & Macedonian, ticked off the Macedonians|Alexander the Great
02/12/1997|Jeopardy!|BASKETBALL|$200|easy|It was Kerr-tains for this team when the Bulls' Steve Kerr made the title-winning shot in the 1997 NBA Finals|Utah Jazz
16/06/1999|Jeopardy!|TV THROUGH THE YEARS|$500|medium|Gung-ho Major John D. MacGillis was the spit-shined head of the family in this comedy favorite|Major Dad
10/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR I|$400|easy|In 1917 Allied troops from this North American country stormed up Vimy Ridge in a legendary charge|Canada
08/12/1999|Jeopardy!|SCI-'FI'|$400|easy|It's the hot, glowing part of an incandescent lamp|filament
15/03/2011|Jeopardy!|ROAM!|$1000|hard|Byron wrote 'So we'll go no more a-' this word that's sometimes seen before 'reporter'|roving
17/11/2009|Jeopardy!|THE INTESTATE|$600|medium|He died in 1973 at age 91, leaving no will but millions of dollars worth of his art for his heirs to squabble over|Picasso
16/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WAXES|$1600|hard|The name of this wax is from the Latin for 'wool oil'|lanolin
19/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IT WAS THE '70s|$1000|hard|From the Spanish for 'to hinder', one of these hindered U.S. motorists when Arab states imposed it on oil|embargo
13/04/2004|Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$600|medium|Classed as a subphylum of the chordates, they make up about 3 percent of animal species, including mammals|vertebrates
19/04/1990|Jeopardy!|TITLES|$300|easy|In 1973 Lou Ferrigno was 'Mr.' this, & Maria Margarita Moran, 'Miss'|Universe
28/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'C' POTPOURRI|$400|easy|A document establishing an organization, or a type of specialized flight|a charter
10/10/2006|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN COUNTRIES|$800|hard|Prince Philippe (not to be confused with that British guy) is heir apparent to this Low Country's throne|Belgium
14/06/1999|Jeopardy!|STRIPES|$500|medium|The striped menu favorite seen here derives this name from the sound it makes when taken out of the water|Grunt
26/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NEVER HEARD OF IT BEFORE|$400|easy|In 1976 Soweto, near Johnannesburg, was the site of protests against the forced use of this language|Afrikaans
17/07/2009|Jeopardy!|STORY TIME|$400|easy|''I say!' murmured' this Seuss animal, ''I've never heard tell of a small speck of dust that is able to yell''|Horton (the Elephant)
25/12/2009|Jeopardy!|COCOA CHANNEL|$400|easy|Nestle sells a hot cocoa mix featuring mini these to put on top|marshmallows
02/01/2001|Jeopardy!|BRITISH AUTHORS|$500|medium|He left his heart & the remains of 2 wives 'Far From the Madding Crowd' at Stinsford Church near Dorchester|Thomas Hardy
14/12/2006|Jeopardy!|THE BEST LITTLE 'WARE'HOUSE|$800|hard|Warning! It precedes 'the Jabberwock' in a Lewis Carroll poem|beware
28/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE CRUSADES|$1000|hard|This colorful-bearded Holy Roman Emperor drowned in 1190 on his way to retake Jerusalem|Frederick Barbarossa
06/10/1997|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$300|easy|1995 public sector strikes protesting premier Alain Juppe's austerity plan paralyzed this country|France
29/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN ROUND-UP|$400|easy|According to Shakespeare, this quality 'is not strained, it droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven'|mercy
20/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK AMERICANS|$400|easy|In 1963 this future mayor became the first black politician to win a seat on the L.A. city council|Tom Bradley
23/05/1997|Jeopardy!|'EX'TRA CREDIT|$200|easy|To put out a fire|Extinguish
18/11/1998|Jeopardy!|ALLITERATION ALL AROUND|$100|easy|Before it was an Allen Funt TV show, it meant an unposed style of photography|Candid camera
21/10/2010|Jeopardy!|DYNO-'ITE'|$400|easy|This verb means to provoke or to stir up: uh oh, riot!|incite
14/05/2009|Jeopardy!|HOOKUPS|$1000|hard|To hook up a DVD player, you may need an RGB cable, RGB standing for these primaries|red, green & blue
08/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|3 CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF AN AUTHOR|$800|hard|Marko Ramius, John Kelly (aka Mr. Clark), Jack Ryan|Tom Clancy
13/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMICAL ETYMOLOGY|$2000|hard|From the Greek for 'hard', it's the dense white part of the eye|the sclera
22/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|'WORLD' CINEMA|$1000|hard|In this 1960 film, William Holden falls for lady of the evening Nancy Kwan in Hong Kong|The World Of Suzie Wong
16/06/2000|Jeopardy!|LITERARY TRILOGIES|$100|easy|Mary Stewart worked magic in 'The Crystal Cave', the first book in her trilogy about this Arthurian wizard|Merlin
06/10/2011|Jeopardy!|RIGHT 'E'|$600|medium|Alphabetically, it's the first book of the Bible that starts with the letter 'E'|Ecclesiastes
18/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OUTDOORS|$1200|hard|Rafters rate these speedy parts of rivers from 1 (small waves) to 6 (don't even think about it)|rapids
15/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE THEATER|$1000|hard|In 'Six Degrees of Separation' Ouisa Kittridge is charmed by a young black man claiming to be this actor's son|Sidney Poitier
15/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CAN'T QUITE PLACE YOU|$800|hard|Native country of the man seen here ('Solidarity' leader)|Poland (Lech Walesa)
04/11/1991|Jeopardy!|6-LETTER WORDS|$500|medium|U.S. Navy petty officer who performs clerical duties, or Janice Rand's rank on 'Star Trek'|Yeoman
06/12/2000|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC ADS & JINGLES|$100|easy|'Ask any mermaid you happen to see, 'What's the best tuna?'...'|Chicken of the Sea
12/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$800|hard|A new illustrated edition of this scientist's 'A Brief History of Time' was published in 1996|Stephen Hawking
23/02/1998|Jeopardy!|PHOBIAS|$200|easy|The 'scud'lebutt is that a ballistophobic person fears being hit by these|Missiles
03/09/1997|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE DUNGEON|$100|easy|A prisoner doing a stretch in the dungeon may be stretched out on one of these|The Rack
19/12/1997|Jeopardy!|15 MINUTES OF FAME|$500|medium|Oliver Sipple gained fame in 1975 by grabbing Sara Jane Moore's arm as she tried to shoot this man|Gerald Ford
25/06/2010|Jeopardy!|WE PREDICT YOU'LL DEAL WITH THE ZODIAC|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows two zodiological signs on the monitor.) The symbol for Virgo & this sign are sometimes confused, but the difference is the tail pointing outward|Scorpio
01/04/1998|Jeopardy!|THE MALE OF THE SPECIES|$500|medium|When male badgers & pigs get together, the females think they're  a bunch of these|boars
09/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|IN MY CABINET|$800|hard|Raymond Donovan, James Watt, Caspar Weinberger|Ronald Reagan
22/10/2010|Jeopardy!|'G' MEN|$400|easy|In a Gallup poll of the most admired people of the 20th century, this evangelist ranked seventh|(Billy) Graham
07/07/2010|Jeopardy!|AM I BLUE?|$200|easy|Deep Blue, who beat Garry Kasparov in a chess match in 1997, was actually one of these|a computer (a supercomputer accepted)
17/03/1997|Jeopardy!|BATMEN & ROBINS|$500|medium|In the 1960s this voice of 'American Top 40' was the voice of the animated Robin|Casey Kasem
24/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS MEN|$1600|hard|The big ballpark this man built in Brooklyn opened in 1913|(Charles) Ebbets
27/10/2004|Jeopardy!|BUMPER STICKERS?|$200|easy|This ex-NRA president: 'Get yer stinkin' paws of my gun, you dirty ape!'|Charlton Heston
07/02/2001|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$100|easy|Superstition says don't point at this colorful arch or you may see even wetter weather|rainbow
14/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CHINESE HISTORY|$1200|hard|In the 840s Wu-Tsung, a fanatical Taoist, suppressed Buddhism & laicized thousands of these men|monks
15/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$600|medium|Americans lost this June 17, 1775 battle at Charlestown, Massachusetts because they ran out of ammunition|Bunker Hill
07/12/2004|Jeopardy!|IT'S OUR TURN TO SACK ROME!!!|$1000|hard|1527 A.D.: French & German troops working for this 'Empire' end the High Renaissance by sacking Rome|the Holy Roman Empire
18/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$1000|hard|This composer's father, Abraham, converted to Protestantism & appended Bartholdi to the family name|Felix Mendelssohn
25/09/2001|Jeopardy!|SPEAK & SPELL|$200|easy|Get onboard & cruise to the spelling of...|Y-A-C-H-T
21/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CALL ME CHARLES|$2000|hard|Caril Ann Fugate was the girlfriend of this Nebraska-born killer of the 1950s|Charles Starkweather
03/01/2011|Jeopardy!|21st CENTURY ATHLETES|$600|medium|OV-1 & Alexander the Great are 2 of this Washington Capitals hockey star's nicknames|(Alexander) Ovechkin
01/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DESIGNING WOMEN|$1600|hard|After her brother Gianni died in 1997, this woman became the head designer of his label|Donatella Versace
18/10/2006|Jeopardy!|OCTOBERFEST|$200|easy|He first appeared in the comic strip 'Peanuts' in October 1950 but didn't walk on 2 legs until 1956|Snoopy
11/11/1998|Jeopardy!|COLONIES|$100|easy|Over thousands of years, colonies of these marine polyps can become giant reefs|Coral
28/11/2002|Jeopardy!|HOW AM 'I' DOING?|$800|hard|technically, it's the fear of fish|ichthyphobia
03/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD TO BROADWAY|$400|easy|She lent star power to a revival of Arthur Miller's 'A View From The Bridge'|Scarlett Johanssen
06/05/1999|Jeopardy!|THE CARS|$400|easy|This GM car is named for a rocket, not a planet|Saturn
28/06/2011|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|None|None|The last time the University of Michigan retired a football number was in 1994, in honor of this center who graduated in 1935|Gerald Ford
16/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$400|easy|He's the first president who wasn't a signer of the Declaration of Independence|George Washington
09/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ASIAN PERSUASION|$2000|hard|Because of its distinctive call, this central Asian bovine is known as the grunting ox|a yak
16/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY EUROPE|$600|medium|Alliterative name for the WWII resistance movement led by General de Gaulle|Free French
17/10/2011|Jeopardy!|THE LAND OF THE BIBLE|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew stands in the Jordan River in Israel.)  In the Book of Joshua, as soon as the men carrying this holy object set foot here in the Jordan River, it dried up, allowing them to cross|the Ark of the Covenant
23/11/1995|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|The name of this anti-Jackson party was introduced to the senate by Henry Clay, April 14, 1834|Whigs
27/04/2001|Jeopardy!|KEEP YOUR SHIRT ON!|$100|easy|He's the strange visitor from another planet who inspired the shirt seen here|Superman
10/12/2009|Jeopardy!|STOP!|$600|medium|In the early 1790s Haydn stopped in Bonn, Germany & met this young musical genius who would become Haydn's pupil|Beethoven
21/07/2009|Jeopardy!|PARTS|$800|hard|A new area parceled into lots to be sold for housing, with a name like Glen View or Canyon Acres|a subdivision
26/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ALEXANDRE DUMAS|$600|medium|In 1860-61 Dumas himself aided this man in his invasion of Sicily|(Giuseppe) Garibaldi
13/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE WORLD OF M. SASEK|$2000|hard|Many ultra-orthodox Jews live in Meah She'arim in this city|Jerusalem
02/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|JULY|$400|easy|This territory became a U.S. commonwealth July 25, 1952|Puerto Rico
17/03/2004|Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINERS OF THE PAST|$200|easy|In 1971 this singer & talk show host came out with her first cookbook, 'Someone's in the Kitchen with Dinah'|Dinah Shore
02/01/1997|Jeopardy!|SWEETS|$300|easy|Schnecken are spiral-shaped sweet rolls; their name is German for these gastropods|Snails
24/04/2003|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$200|easy|The leatherback variety of this reptile is one of the few animals that primarily eat jellyfish|turtle/tortoise
15/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WAR MOVIES|$400|easy|2004: Angry Greeks attack a fortified city-state|Troy
05/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$200|easy|In Genesis 3:7 they sew themselves aprons of fig leaves|Adam & Eve
16/01/2001|Jeopardy!|NHL TEAMS|$400|easy|On June 14, 1994 they beat Vancouver at the Gahden for their first Stanley Cup since 1940|New York Rangers
08/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'S'-NCE OF LIFE|$2000|hard|From the Urdu for 'soldier', it was an Indian native who served in the British army in the 1800s|Sepoy
17/06/1998|Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$400|easy|Originally, it was a domesticated animal brought to Australia by the Aborigines; it then went wild|Dingo
09/05/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$500|medium|In 1977 this Ugandan leader survived at least one assassination attempt & 2 attempted coups|Idi Amin
21/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|USC|$1000|hard|The Mudd Hall of Philosophy bell tower at USC was used in this 1923 Lon Chaney film|The Hunchback of Notre Dame
25/03/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 'BAY' STATE|$200|easy|It's the compartment where a B-52's ordnance is carried & from which it's dropped|the bomb bay
23/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1000|hard|There are 3 types of RNA:  transfer, ribosomal & this|Messenger
23/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'70s ALBUM COVERS|$800|hard|The frontman, guitar in hand, leans on Clarence Clemons in this 'mobile' 1975 work|Born to Run
23/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|IN-FLIGHT MOVIES|$800|hard|Gary Oldman leads the terrorists who hijack the President's plane in this 1997 action film|Air Force One
16/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|VENICE|$800|hard|This U.N. organization began coordinating the preservation of Venice after the floods of 1966|UNESCO
10/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S ON THE BRITISH THRONE?|$800|hard|Atom bomb dropped on Hiroshima|George VI
25/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC PEOPLE|$1000|hard|In 1522 this Ottoman ruler repelled the Knights of St. John of Jerusalem from Rhodes|Suleiman
28/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'UNDER'|$2000|hard|It's background music, as well as a line drawn beneath something for emphasis|underscore
20/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$400|easy|Proposed in the 19th century, Olbers' Paradox questions why light from these doesn't illuminate the night sky|stars
02/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OH, NO! IT'S OPERA!|$1600|hard|If you dread operas about druids, this 1831 Bellini opus is sure to 'Gaul' you|Norma
12/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE DIRECTORS|$800|hard|This bald director played the cold-blooded camp commandant in 'Stalag 17'|Otto Preminger
19/11/1987|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHICAL SONGS|$100|easy|'Hooray for' this city, where you're terrific if you're even good|Hollywood
29/05/1992|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$100|easy|Some of the fanciest of these reptiles are beaded, horned, or frilled|lizards
10/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN BRAINBUSTERS|$200|easy|This star of 'Slumber Party '57' & 'Terms Of Endearment' was one of the voices used to create E.T.'s voice|Debra Winger
02/10/2008|Jeopardy!|ALL IN THE 'FAMILY'|$1000|hard|Dan Quayle implied 'Murphy Brown' lacked them|family values
07/09/1999|Jeopardy!|BIRDS!  BIRDS!  BIRDS!|$400|easy|The colorful macaw variety of this bird is seen here|Parrot
22/09/2000|Jeopardy!|'PH'OOEY!|$100|easy|A shop for selling or dispensing drugs|Pharmacy
29/09/2009|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS EN ESPAÑOL|$200|easy|La cebra|the zebra
10/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NASCAR|$1200|hard|This color flag is used to signal the beginning of a NASCAR race & any restarts|a green flag
07/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MIND MISS MANNERS|$800|hard|If a waitress refuses to give your group separate these, separate yourself from the restaurant|checks
04/05/2005|Jeopardy!|IT HAD TO BE 'U'|$800|hard|He was Major League Baseball Commissioner from 1984 to 1989|Ueberroth
11/06/1999|Jeopardy!|GOOD PROVERBS|$200|easy|'All good things must' do this|Come to an end
29/12/1999|Jeopardy!|CLOSE TO 'HOME'|$400|easy|Incorporated in 1978, this company claims to be the largest do-it-yourself retailer in the U.S.A.|Home Depot
03/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|Sherpas & gurkhas lurka in Pokhara in this country|Nepal
23/01/1998|Jeopardy!|FAST WOMEN|$400|easy|A competitive speed skater since the tender age of 4, she won her first Olympic gold medal in 1988|Bonnie Blair
08/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIG 10-LETTER WORDS|$2000|hard|The report's back from the lab; it's the science dealing with the detection of poisons|toxicology
11/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHILE YOU WERE 'OUT'|$800|hard|This term from French cooking refers to a highly seasoned stew of meat or fish & sometimes vegetables|a ragout
19/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE 'BRIG'|$1600|hard|A bandit operating in isolated terrain|a brigand
17/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|AUTO LOGOS|$2000|hard|In the 1960s this 200 MPH muscle car designed by Carroll Shelby was 'poison' to its racing competition|Cobra
10/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY|$1000|hard|King Philip of Macedonia hired him as private tutor for his son, Alexander|Aristotle
12/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|YOU DON'T KNOW JACK NICHOLSON|$1200|hard|Are you from Joisey? Jack's from Joisey & was raised in this 'Park' on the Atlantic|Asbury Park
11/07/2000|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL NOBILITY|$100|easy|Jonathan Harker's journal says this title character has 'peculiarly sharp white teeth; these protruded over the lips'|Count Dracula
01/10/2002|Jeopardy!|THE RISE OF THE MACHINES|$2000|hard|This refrigerator introduced in 1918 was named for a scientist who created a temperature scale|Kelvinator
12/05/2009|Final Jeopardy!|WORDS OF INSPIRATION|None|None|A professor's 2007 address at Carnegie Mellon on 'really achieving your childhood dreams' inspired millions under this title|The Last Lecture
12/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FILM GRAMMAR|$800|hard|Horror films often show the victim from the perspective of the killer, a shot known by this 3-letter abbrev.|POV (point of view)
19/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF AUTHORS|$400|easy|While he wrote a lot of poems, 'Doctor Zhivago' was his only novel|Boris Pasternak
18/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AD MEN|$1200|hard|In a 2004 ad, Stephen Colbert was looking for Mr. This, GM's fictitious mechanic|Mr. Goodwrench
09/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARK PLACE|$2000|hard|Located in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Shenandoah N.P. overlooks the Shenandoah Valley in this state|Virginia
16/11/1995|Jeopardy!|GOLD RUSHES|$200|easy|Four years after gold was found at his mill on January 24, 1848, he was bankrupt|John Sutter
12/10/2011|Jeopardy!|'GOOD' PEOPLE|$200|easy|For his role in 'Jerry Maguire', the American Comedy Awards named him Funniest Supporting Actor|Cuba Gooding, Jr.
05/07/2004|Jeopardy!|CLEOPATRA|$800|hard|About 70 feet high each, one of these obelisks is in Central Park, another by the Thames River|Cleopatra's Needle
01/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$1000|hard|Atahualpa was the unlucky 13th emperor of these people|Incas
21/02/2000|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN ANCIENT ROMANS|$100|easy|This little-known Roman was exactly half as wide as his Greek friend Diameter|Radius
17/07/2008|Jeopardy!|A CATEGORY FULL OF HOLES|$800|hard|Until these holes on postage stamps were introduced in the 1850s, stamps had to be cut by hand|perforations
24/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$2000|hard|Halloween has its origins in the festival of Samhain, which means 'summer's end' in this language|Irish (or Celtic)
18/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|2007 NEWS|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Machu Picchu.) The Peruvian government has reached an agreement with this Ivy League university for the return of artifacts taken from Machu Picchu in the early 1900s|Yale
22/11/2010|Jeopardy!|THE DREADED COUNTING CATEGORY|$400|easy|In poker if you've got a jack high straight, these are your 3 lowest cards|7, 8, 9
14/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR II|$2000|hard|The Waffen or 'armed' part of this elite Nazi group eventually numbered almost a million men|the SS
25/01/1991|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICAL SPECIALTIES|$1000|hard|An otorhinolaryngologist specializes in treating these three body parts|Ear, Nose & Throat
27/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ON BROADWAY|$2000|hard|I'll wear a bouffant 'do when I see the new musical based on this 1988 John Waters film, & I'm not teasing|Hairspray
01/04/1996|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY ASTROLOGY|$500|medium|Sympathetic, helpful people like Oprah Winfrey are often born under this sign of the water carrier|Aquarius
11/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE KOREAN WAR|$400|easy|His reaction to the North's invasion was 'Dean, we've got to stop the blanks of blanks no matter what'|Harry S. Truman
16/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK HISTORY MONTHS|$1000|hard|The 19th of this month is celebrated as the date Texas slaves learned of their freedom in 1865|June (Juneteenth)
10/01/2007|Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$200|easy|Kerouac classic that's Wile E. Coyote's nemsis|On the Road Runner
14/10/2002|Jeopardy!|MARINERS|$600|medium|8 years after his circumnavigation of the globe, 1577 to 1580, he helped England defeat the Spanish Armada|Sir Francis Drake
18/11/2009|Jeopardy!|MIXED 'NUT'S|$600|medium|To complete NASCAR pit stops in under 15 seconds, the 5 of these are pre-attached to each wheel|a lugnut
29/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BRING OUT YOUR FRED|$2000|hard|In 1989 he became President of South Africa; a few years later, he was Deputy President|(Frederik) de Klerk
30/06/2011|Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Antarctica as a whale blows.) The characteristic shape of this whale, the only species in the genus megaptera, makes it the easiest great whale to identify|the humpback whale
21/12/2007|Jeopardy!|LIVRES EN FRANÇAIS|$400|easy|1976: 'Entretien avec un vampire'|Interview with the Vampire (Interview with a Vampire accepted)
10/12/2001|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$400|easy|It's the capital city of Panama|Panama City
20/09/2002|Jeopardy!|HI THERE|$1000|hard|In this Sioux language whose name is found in 2 state names, you'd greet friends with 'hau koda'|Dakota
08/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'M.J.'|$400|easy|He led his brothers to 4 Billboard No. 1 hits|Michael Jackson
11/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ARE YOU SMARTER THAN A 15th GRADER?|$1600|hard|15th grade physics whizzes know it's the force described by the equation seen here|gravity
14/05/1993|Double Jeopardy!|RHODES SCHOLARS|$200|easy|Admiral Stansfield Turner who headed this agency under Carter didn't keep his scholarship a secret|the CIA
24/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR NIGHT FASHION|$2000|hard|'Boys Don't Cry' co-star seen here in Yves Saint Laurent, in 2000|Chloe Sevigny
05/05/2004|Jeopardy!|PARTS OF THE WHOLE|$600|medium|Operating system, central processing unit, mouse|a computer
21/10/1998|Jeopardy!|'MAN' TO 'MAN'|$500|medium|Agreeable term for one who approves of every suggestion made by a superior|Yes Man
14/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WINE|$1200|hard|Italian for 'sparkling', it follows Asti in the name of an Italian sparkling wine|Spumante
11/07/2011|Jeopardy!|TV'S FUNNIEST PHRASES|$800|hard|'Sock it to me'|Laugh-In
17/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WARS BY BATTLES|$2000|hard|Amphipolis, Syracuse|the Peloponnesian War
19/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TATTOOED LADIES|$2000|hard|Evan Rachel Wood has a quotation from this 'Ulalume' luminary between her shoulder blades|(Edgar Allan) Poe
22/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE TIGERS|$1200|hard|Genus sphyraena, this long, thin predatory fish with protruding jaws & teeth is known as the 'tiger of the sea'|barracuda
26/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$800|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew at the Santa Monica Pier)  He was credited with shooting down 80 Allied planes before being shot down himself in April 1918|The Red Baron
10/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TV DINNERS|$1200|hard|You can buy groceries to make your own dinner at Mr. Hooper's store on this famous PBS road|Sesame Street
09/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IT ENDS WITH 'U'|$1200|hard|This orange-flavored liqueur is often an ingredient in a cosmopolitan|Cointreau
26/04/2001|Jeopardy!|LEAF ME ALONE PLEASE|$200|easy|This team won its first Stanley Cup in 1932|Toronto Maple Leafs
23/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTABLE CINEMA|$600|medium|1986: 'That's not a knife.  That's a knife'|Crocodile Dundee
13/01/2010|Jeopardy!|STATES BY COUNTIES|$800|hard|Hill, Big Horn, Custer|Montana
14/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$800|hard|Simply put, his law says that if you double the pressure of a gas, you halve its volume|Robert Boyle
20/10/2004|Jeopardy!|KIDSPEAK|$1000|hard|Poogles, Quiggles & Kougras are 3 types of these 'pets' that have their own website|Neopets
23/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE SHORT FORM|$600|medium|In May 1970 many of these buildings were torched on campuses, including Kent State's on May 2|ROTC
17/02/2003|Jeopardy!|'U' GOTTA BELIEVE ME!|$200|easy|Talking animals supplemented Bob & Bing's antics in the Klondike in the 'Road to' this imaginary locale|Utopia
03/11/1999|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$500|medium|In 1889 this great orator & former slave became the U.S. minister to Haiti|Frederick Douglass
12/03/2002|Jeopardy!|ARTFUL KNIGHTS|$800|hard|Satiric author Sir Max Beerbohm succeeded this 'Pygmalion' playwright as critic for the Saturday Review|(George Bernard) Shaw
15/04/2008|Jeopardy!|APRIL 15: DAY OF DOOM|$200|easy|On April 15, 1912 more than 1,500 perished in this maritime disaster|the sinking of the Titanic
19/01/2001|Jeopardy!|INTERNET SHORTHAND|$200|easy|PLS|Please
22/03/2000|Jeopardy!|THE 7 WONDERS OF THE ANCIENT WORLD|$100|easy|They were ancient even before the other 6 wonders were built|Pyramids
13/09/2002|Jeopardy!|RODENT, MARSUPIAL OR PRIMATE|$600|medium|The bandicoot|marsupial
27/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|DUELS|$2000|hard|In 1829 Arthur Wellesley, who sported this title, challenged Lord Winchelsea to a duel; both missed their targets|Duke of Wellington
09/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WILD WEST TALK|$1000|hard|Missing cowboys looking to start over were often described as 'G.T.T.': Gone to this state|Texas
21/09/2011|Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE TOP 40 TITLE|$800|hard|Cyndi Lauper: 'She ____'|Bop
13/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PSYCHOLOGY|$1200|hard|It took 8 years for this 1899 Freud work to sell the initial 600 copies printed, earning him about $250 in royalties|The Interpretation of Dreams
08/12/2009|Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$1000|hard|The base of the fibula forms the outer projection of this joint|the ankle
12/01/2005|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITY-SCAPE|$400|easy|This Michigan city was incorporated in 1815; there must have been a recall, as it was reincorporated in 1824|Detroit
07/10/1999|Jeopardy!|THE GOOD LIFE|$200|easy|Good places to be include Easy Street, Fat City & this animal heaven|Hog/pig heaven
11/12/1997|Jeopardy!|THEY CAME FROM CLEVELAND|$200|easy|This Yankee owner's first sports venture was the Cleveland Pipers semipro basketball team|George Steinbrenner
22/07/2008|Jeopardy!|RINGING THE OPENING BELL AT THE NYSE|$400|easy|On Oct. 11, 2007 this chairman of the Virgin Group rang us up, but he didn't parachute in while on fire or anything|(Richard) Branson
02/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|Name for the group that picks the president, vice president & pope|the Electoral College of Cardinals
25/09/1995|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$1000|hard|Both acts of 'The Sound of Music' close with this inspirational song|'Climb Ev'ry Mountain'
25/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GOVERNMENT|$400|easy|A president 'shall have the power to grant reprieves and' these 'for offenses against the United States'|pardons
29/11/2002|Jeopardy!|PRINTING|$600|medium|The group of songs a singer performs, or a set of available characters in a font|a repertoire
09/10/2008|Jeopardy!|NAME THE AUTOMAKER|$1000|hard|The Volare|Plymouth
13/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$400|easy|The 'horns' of the great horned owl are actually made of these|feathers
08/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PEN NAMES|$600|medium|We don't know why this dame sometimes wrote under the name Mary Westmacott; it's a mystery to us|Agatha Christie
05/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE U.N.|$800|hard|The U.N. flag features a map of the world surrounded by a wreath of these|Olive leaves/branches
27/02/2007|Jeopardy!|PRIME MADONNA|$800|hard|Madonna was Breathless (Mahoney) in this 1990 detective flick|Dick Tracy
02/10/1998|Jeopardy!|THE 'DEAD' ZONE|$100|easy|Numbered in the 6th century by St. Gregory the Great, they include pride, envy & anger|the seven deadly sins (or vices)
14/09/2005|Jeopardy!|ALONG BOSTON'S FREEDOM TRAIL|$600|medium|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from inside the Old North Church.)  On April 18, 1775 North Church sexton Robert Newman climbed into the steeple to use the code famously known by this 9-word phrase|one if by land and two if by sea
15/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE U|$1200|hard|'Star Trek' shows always seemed to be worried about messing up the space-time one|continuum
22/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|VOWEL HAPPY|$1200|hard|Murmur is this type of imitative word that will cost some cash if you have to buy vowels on 'Wheel of Fortune'|onomatopoeia
13/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'KID' TALK|$800|hard|This former Mrs. Tom Cruise played the scary Mrs. Coulter in 'The Golden Compass'|Nicole Kidman
06/02/1986|Jeopardy!|DOCTORS|$200|easy|Special name for physician who specializes in the use of x-rays|a roentgenologist or a radiologist
14/06/2007|Jeopardy!|THE OLD 'LINE' STATE|$1000|hard|Your nose knows it means shaped like an eagle's beak|aquiline
03/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK FIRSTS|$600|medium|Robert C. Weaver, the first black Cabinet secretary was appointed Secretary of HUD in 1966 by this president|LBJ, Lyndon Johnson
08/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'S'|$600|medium|Patrick Henry asked, 'Is life so dear or peace so sweet as to be purchased at the price of chains and' this|Slavery
26/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SMALL SCREEN VAMPIRES|$1200|hard|On the wacky 1960s comedy 'The Munsters' it's the one-word familial name of Al Lewis' 350-year-old vampire|Grandpa
24/07/2009|Jeopardy!|TOUGH-POURRI|$600|medium|When 'Face The Nation' premiered in 1954, this first guest was grilled over comments he had been making about the Army|Senator Joe McCarthy
17/04/1997|Final Jeopardy!|THE WORLD OF MATHEMATICS|None|None|Of ancient people, only the Hindus, Babylonians & Mayans invented a symbol for this; the Mayans' is seen here:|Zero
15/12/2005|Jeopardy!|ON THE JOB TRAINING|$600|medium|In 2:9 this person tells the suffering Job, 'Curse God and die'--thanks, honey|his wife
15/09/2006|Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|$800|hard|He led revolts in South America before helping unify Italy, making him the 'Hero of Two Worlds'|(Giuseppe) Garibaldi
13/12/1999|Jeopardy!|A 'HARD' PLACE|$100|easy|A keyboard, CD-ROM drive & modem|Hardware
10/12/1996|Jeopardy!|THE UNEXPLAINED|$500|medium|If you came home & found your maid had suffered from this, SHC, she'd be a real char woman|Spontaneous Human Combustion
07/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BAYS|$400|easy|In 1983 artist Christo wrapped islands in this southern Florida bay with pink plastic|Biscayne Bay
02/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NON-EDIBLE FRUIT TERMS|$1600|hard|A member of an air service confined to ground duty, or a New Zealander|kiwi
25/11/2010|Jeopardy!|I'M GONNA 'MAKE' IT!|$1000|hard|Matthew 5:9 says they shall be called 'the children of God'|the peacemakers
09/06/1999|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE MATTER...YELLOW??|$500|medium|East Africa is home to the yellow species of these large monkeys known for their colorful bottoms|Baboons
09/10/1997|Jeopardy!|TV TWINS|$400|easy|On this NBC soap, Eileen Davidson as Kristen got look-alike Susan to have a baby for her|Days of Our Lives
20/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT CENTURY|$800|hard|Artists Nathaniel Currier & James Ives team up & take the world by snow storm|the 19th century
24/05/2001|Jeopardy!|QUEENS|$500|medium|This queen was the mother of France's Louis XVII|Marie Antoinette
08/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS NICKNAMES|$200|easy|Muhammad Ali used this superlative as the title of his 1975 autobiography|The Greatest
11/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDWEST|$400|easy|Sedalia, Missouri, where Scott Joplin once lived, is known as the cradle of this style of music|Rag/ragtime
20/05/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|In late June to early July you can attend Civil War Heritage Days in this Pennsylvania town|Gettysburg
20/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RIPLEYS|$1600|hard|Ornithologist S. Sillon Ripley served as the head of this D.C. institution from 1964 to 1984|the Smithsonian
02/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TOOTSIE ROLLS|$2000|hard|We 'fell' for these candies introduced in 2008; they're Tootsie Pops without the stick|Tootsie Pop Drops
14/12/2004|Jeopardy!|RADIO PERSONALITIES|$200|easy|The fans of this radio personality call themselves dittoheads to signify that they agree with his opinion|Rush Limbaugh
28/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PLAY 'BALL'|$200|easy|Gaylord Perry was a master of this illegal pitch, using many different lubricants|Spitball
07/07/2010|Jeopardy!|SPELL IT OUT FOR ME|$1000|hard|It sounds exactly like the name of a great lake, but it means weird or uncanny|E-E-R-I-E
04/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PARTS OF THE WHOLE|$2000|hard|Balk line spot, center pocket|a pool table
05/07/2010|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$600|medium|Clearwater & Palm Beach are popular seaside resorts in this state|Florida
11/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|COSMOPOLITAN|$400|easy|This metropolis' first high rise was the 482-foot Mitsui Kasumigaseki, completed in 1968|Tokyo
18/02/2003|Jeopardy!|MILKY WAY|$400|easy|The name of this bread dish given to sick children became a synonym for a timid person|milquetoast
23/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COMEDIES|$800|hard|From 1946 to 1955, the man seen here (Shemp Howard) was partnered with these two men in a series of comedy shorts:|Moe Howard & Larry Fine
09/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$600|medium|In 1802 he wrote his famous 'Heiligenstadt Testament' to his brothers|L.V. Beethoven
23/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|EDEN'S CRUSH|$400|easy|Her portrayal of Jeannie inspired a 2001 Barbie doll|Barbara Eden
07/07/2006|Jeopardy!|WORD PUZZLES|$600|medium|It's how I describe Johnny Gilbert when he starts telling jokes|too funny for words
18/09/2000|Jeopardy!|LINCOLN|$100|easy|Medium used for the sculpture of 'Honest Abe' seen here|Pumpkin
05/05/2000|Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$100|easy|'Goings on About Town' & 'The Talk of the Town' are regular features of this magazine|The New Yorker
19/10/2011|Jeopardy!|PLUMBING|$600|medium|Drains need air to maintain flow, so they're connected to these outlets on the roof|vents
12/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|'DOUBLE' JEOPARDY|$800|hard|An oboe is an example of this type of wind instrument|double reed
07/03/2003|Jeopardy!|WHEW!  IT'S HOT!|$200|easy|100 degrees on June 27, 1915 in Fort Yukon|Alaska
28/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A LIFE OF 'ESE'|$1600|hard|The plural of a demonstrative pronoun|these
27/01/2012|Jeopardy!|THE TRUTH LIES THEREIN|$600|medium|Old school CBS history show:  'You Are' this|There
26/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NOTIONS|$2000|hard|This sewing item has a capacity of about 1 cubic centimeter|a thimble
25/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S GREEK MYTHOLOGY TO ME|$200|easy|Menelaus not only wanted this wife back, but the treasure Paris stole along with her|Helen
26/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TOWNS & CITIES|$600|medium|Founded in 1565, this Florida city served as one of Spain's North American military headquarters|Saint Augustine
25/01/2000|Jeopardy!|NO. 3 SONGS|$200|easy|Her 'True Blue' peaked at No. 3 just a few weeks after 'Papa Don't Preach' topped the charts|Madonna
19/02/2001|Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|$100|easy|In this novel, Jack Kerouac depicted himself as Sal Paradise, tagging along after the charismatic Dean Moriarty|On The Road
24/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TV COMEDY|$1000|hard|Hail!  In the '50s Mel Brooks, Woody Allen & Neil Simon all wrote for 'Your Show Of Shows', starring this man|Sid Caesar
18/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WEBSTER'S 2005 TOP WORD SEARCHES|$1600|hard|There were cardinals but no blue jays at this meeting in 2005 that gave us Benedict|the Conclave of Cardinals
27/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WAY OUT WEST|$200|easy|The 'suite' about this Arizona landmark had its debut in 1931 in -- Chicago|Grand Canyon
19/11/1993|Jeopardy!|KIDDIE LIT|$400|easy|This Anna Sewell book may have inspired 'Moorland Mousie', which was also narrated by a horse|Black Beauty
19/03/2004|Jeopardy!|RING IN NOW|$800|hard|You know him as famous ring wearer Ringo Starr, but this was his pre-Beatle name|Richard Starkey
21/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$1000|hard|In the Los Angeles white pages, this letter has only 1 ½ columns of entries|X
31/01/2011|Jeopardy!|CHILI PEPPERS|$200|easy|Chipotles are dried & smoked types of these chilis|jalapeños
15/03/2007|Jeopardy!|QUOTABLE CINEMA|$1000|hard|1982, to Elliott: 'Be good'|E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
10/04/2006|Jeopardy!|KICK THE CANNES|$200|easy|Forest Whitaker & Clint Eastwood both won awards in 1988 for bringing this 'flighty' jazzman to life|Charlie 'Bird' Parker
24/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$800|hard|This state capital has streets named for Chet Atkins & Roy Acuff|Nashville
03/02/1998|Jeopardy!|THE 3 Bs|$500|medium|Beethoven's only opera, based on J.N. Bouilly's 'Leonore', it premiered in 1805|Fidelio
23/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD, DUDE|$1600|hard|Dave Barham is my huey for founding this rad 'Hot Dog' franchise with batter from his mom's cornbread recipe|Hot Dog on a Stick
10/02/2009|Jeopardy!|FROM A TO Y|$200|easy|The name of a brand of chocolate chip cookies includes this nautical word|ahoy
04/10/2000|Jeopardy!|DR. SEUSS|$100|easy|He's the lovable elephant who 'Hatches the Egg' & 'Hears a Who!'|Horton
22/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE THINGS YOU SAY!|$3000|hard|'Make a clean breast' & 'go to pot' are in the 'American Heritage Dictionary of' these, which give ESL students fits|idioms
15/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|UTAH|$5000|hard|This Mormon left his name on the Utah canyon seen here, which he described as 'a hell of a place to lose a cow'|Ebenezer Bryce
13/03/2007|Jeopardy!|'P'LACES ON THE MAP|$200|easy|On the Liberty Bell, this state's name is missing one of its 'N's|Pennsylvania
06/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD|$600|medium|English name of the mashed-bean specialty Frijoles Refritos|Refried Beans
16/10/2009|Jeopardy!|'GR'AB BAG|$800|hard|A piece of rice, or a speck of sand|grain
13/12/2011|Jeopardy!|TITLE ANIMALS OF KIDS' BOOKS|$800|hard|Dr. Seuss tweaks the alphabet book tradition:  'On Beyond ____'|Zebra
03/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE DOG BREED?|$400|easy|Rin Tin Tin|German shepherd
24/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR'S SUPPORTING ACTORS|$600|medium|He served up a Best Supporting Actor performance in 'Arthur'|Sir John Gielgud
22/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'RIGHT' NOW|$1600|hard|It's a claim on property by a person who openly possesses & occupies it without legal authority|squatter's rights
20/11/1996|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$300|easy|This actress, who stopped traffic in 'It Happened One Night', passed away in 1996|Claudette Colbert
07/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE SILVER SCREEN|$800|hard|Alan Alda played Hawkeye on TV's 'M*A*S*H'; this actor played him in the film|Donald Sutherland
18/04/2006|Jeopardy!|THOU CANST BIBLICALLY QUOTE ME|$200|easy|'The serpent beguiled me, and I did eat'|Eve
06/10/1989|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY ALMA MATERS|$300|easy|His wife Jane, who he met at the U. of MD., was his 1st partner in puppetry, or shall we say muppetry|Jim Henson
16/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$800|hard|In this Edgar Allan Poe poem, the title bird's favorite word is 'nevermore'|The Raven
31/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'GL'OSSARY|$400|easy|Pleased or willing|glad
24/06/2004|Jeopardy!|KIDDY LIT|$800|hard|Bond novelist who also wrote the kids' book 'Chitty Chitty Bang Bang'|(Ian) Fleming
18/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & THEIR ROLES|$400|easy|He was in as Danny Ocean in a 2001 film & its 2 sequels|George Clooney
05/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FILL 'ER UP?|$800|hard|East coast brand whose logo is seen here:|Sunoco
26/02/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTING PRESIDENTS|$400|easy|He was on Harvard's swim team but was more famous for his touch football games|JFK
14/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$1000|hard|Norman Lear called this late 'Good Times' actress the one true black matriarch on series television|Esther Rolle
04/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$4000|hard|The 2 radioactive elements named for planets that follow uranium on the periodic table|neptunium & plutonium
04/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$800|hard|A little firebird told us that the father of this composer was one of the leading Russian operatic basses of his day|Stravinsky
13/03/2008|Jeopardy!|THE CRUCIBLE|$1000|hard|A vertical crucible called a 'skull' is used to make the gem called 'cubic' this|zirconium
28/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$200|easy|The diatonic or 'Cajun' accordion is the official musical instrument of this state|Louisiana
02/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CARIBBEAN PORTS OF CALL|$400|easy|Take a ferry across the San Antonio Channel from this Puerto Rican capital & visit the Bacardi Rum Distillery|San Juan
01/10/1996|Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$500|medium|This Oliver Hazard Perry line precedes 'Two ships, two brigs, one schooner and one sloop'|We have met the enemy, and they are ours.
30/09/1996|Jeopardy!|POP & ROCK GROUPS|$400|easy|This British group's 'Rock the Casbah' was frequently featured during MTV's early days|The Clash
27/04/2009|Jeopardy!|SPHERES|$200|easy|One made by Martin Behaim in 1492 may have influenced Columbus to sail west to Asia|a globe
20/01/2009|Jeopardy!|STUPID GEOGRAPHIC ANSWERS|$400|easy|This seaport is the capital of Djibouti|Djibouti
01/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COLIN POWELL|$1600|hard|In 1983 Colin was an assistant to Secy. of Defense Caspar Weinberger when the U.S. invaded this island nation|Grenada
04/06/1999|Jeopardy!|VIEWER MAIL|$400|easy|Penitence was demanded when a Final Jeopardy! called Ash Wednesday this type of religious 'day'|Holy day
16/12/2002|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES BY NEWSPAPER|$800|hard|The Cape Business News & The Natal Witness|South Africa
19/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ADD AN ELEMENTAL SYMBOL|$1200|hard|Add the symbol for this element to 'ali' & you get an excuse to avoid blame|bismuth
19/01/2011|Jeopardy!|BOTH MY X's|$800|hard|2-word French term for a type of menu where the charge for a meal is set in stone|prix fixe
10/03/2006|Jeopardy!|23 SKIDOO|$200|easy|Early in the morning of August 3, 1923 he was sworn in as U.S. president|(Calvin) Coolidge
08/07/2008|Jeopardy!|LIPSTICK JUNGLE|$200|easy|Tarte makes a dual-ended lip gloss named for this romantic pair, swingin' in the jungle since 1912|Tarzan & Jane
11/04/2001|Final Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL GEOGRAPHY|None|None|During Absalom's rebellion, David took refuge in this region that's east of the Jordan & known for its balm|Gilead
11/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AN ALPHANUMERIC CATEGORY|$2000|hard|Based in Thames house, the United Kingdom's domestic security service has this name|MI5
20/12/2006|Jeopardy!|BEVERAGES|$1000|hard|An Arnold Palmer is a refreshing mix of these 2 drinks|iced tea and lemonade
30/04/2001|Jeopardy!|DEATH & TEXAS|$500|medium|J. Frank Dalton was buried in Granbury in 1951, after years of claiming to be this outlaw, who died in 1882|Jesse James
09/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE|$200|easy|It's a bird! It's a plane! It's Nietzsche's term for a person who has risen above his passions|Superman
12/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLE BOOK HIGHLIGHTS|$1600|hard|Has only 1 chapter, deals with false teachers, nanana na... hey this|Jude
19/05/2008|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN POETRY|$400|easy|This poem on the base of the Statue of Liberty begins, 'Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame'|The New Colossus
14/11/2011|Jeopardy!|PETRA|$200|easy|(Alex presents the clue from Petra, Jordan.)  Petra is built on a terrace overlooking Wadi Musa the valley of this man, who tradition says struck a rock here & made it gush with water|Moses
10/07/2003|Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$600|medium|This word can mean a representation of the nativity or a hospital for abandoned children|creche
29/09/2009|Jeopardy!|HAUNTED AMERICA|$400|easy|The 160-room San Jose 'Mystery House' was built by the heiress to this rifle company|Winchester
12/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL CUISINE|$200|easy|This Russian beet soup can be spelled with or without a T at the end|borsch/borscht
25/11/1999|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR TV FACES|$100|easy|Now practicing on 'Ally McBeal', Peter MacNicol was killed off as a lawyer on this Midwestern medical show|Chicago Hope
01/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MORE OPERATIC DEMISES|$800|hard|In 'Elegy for Young Lovers', 2 lovers expire while searching for edelweiss in this country's Eastern Alps|Austria
03/12/2001|Jeopardy!|D.C.|$1000|hard|The Smithsonian Institution building seen here is commonly known by this imposing name|The Castle
16/12/1998|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL TERMS OF SERVICE|$300|easy|August 9, 1974 - January 20, 1977|Gerald Ford
04/02/2011|Jeopardy!|BIRDIE|$800|hard|Share a laugh with this Aussie bird heard here|the kookaburra
18/06/1998|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$300|easy|Pool table piece you don't want to be 'behind'|The 8 ball
25/06/2008|Jeopardy!|MERLIN'S INBOX|$600|medium|Perceval left a note: 'Hey, Mer, I'll need help finding' this chalice|the Holy Grail
10/01/2006|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT MAJOR NEWSPAPER|$1000|hard|Miami, Boston, Sydney Morning|Herald
05/10/2009|Jeopardy!|WHAT IS IT YOU DO?|$800|hard|Ichthyologist|a scientist who studies fish
28/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHIES|$400|easy|'La Femme Peta' calls itself this type of 'biography' of actress Peta Wilson|unauthorized
19/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT CLUES ABOUT LONG WORDS|$400|easy|Meaning sent on operations abroad, it's the E in AEF|expeditionary
24/04/1987|Jeopardy!|'60s BRITISH ROCK|$200|easy|Other category on this board which could be a group in this one|ANIMALS
23/05/2011|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC MONOPOLY TOKENS|$600|medium|Awaiting the inevitable is like 'waiting for the other' this 'to drop'|the shoe
21/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS OF THE '90S|$1000|hard|Newsweek's Joe Klein turned out to be the 'Anonymous' author of this 1996 'Novel of Politics'|Primary Colors
07/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE HISTORY CHANNEL|$1600|hard|We're told that the Mongols sowed the lands they conquered with this, to make them unfertile|salt
12/11/2007|Jeopardy!|FARK.com HEADLINES|$200|easy|After one of these 'feral' birds was released into a park, 'Alcoholics... hunt it down & try to drink it'|a wild turkey
07/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$400|easy|The biggest marsupials|kangaroos
11/05/2011|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES IN HIGH SCHOOL|$1000|hard|We're happy to 'report' that this young pundit, seen here, was voted wittiest student|Stephen Colbert
21/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DICKENS TITLE LETTER DROP|$1200|hard|The loss of a letter causes the evil Quilp & Little Nell to jump around on one leg a lot|The Old Curiosity Hop
10/12/2002|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC DRAMA SERIES EPISODES|$600|medium|'The Richest Man in Walnut Grove'|Little House on the Prairie
15/06/2005|Jeopardy!|CHURCHES|$1000|hard|Kiev's St. Sophia was inspired by a cathedral built in this city|Istanbul
28/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LONG WORDS|$1600|hard|This adjective from the Latin for 'to boil' is used of a bubbly liquid or person|effervescent
12/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'E'-BOOKS|$1200|hard|Around 418 B.C. Euripides wrote a play named for this 'complex' woman of myth|Electra
18/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$200|easy|This term for a powerful business leader comes from the Latin for 'great'--magnus|magnate
26/01/2007|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$1000|hard|The number of legs on one of the monopods in the 'Narnia' books|1
25/11/1997|Jeopardy!|WINE|$100|easy|The Coonawarra is a top wine region in this down under country|Australia
02/10/2002|Jeopardy!|STATE THE COLLEGE|$1000|hard|Gutenberg, Northwest Christian, Lewis & Clark|Oregon
05/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$800|hard|In 1588 a storm from this bay scattered the Spanish Armada's wooden ships as they prepared to attack England|Bay of Biscay
30/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE HOMOPHONICS GAME|$1600|hard|A Siamese dead heat|a Thai tie
07/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$2000|hard|Dimitri Mendeleyev made modern chemistry possible when he set this grouping of the elements|the periodic table
20/02/2009|Final Jeopardy!|ANCIENT WORKS|None|None|Astronomers used clues in the text of this epic to figure out the date of its archery contest: April 16, 1178 B.C.|The Odyssey
16/12/1997|Jeopardy!|'80s ROCK|$500|medium|After going 'Roundabout' this group returned to the charts in 1983 with 'Owner Of A Lonely Heart'|Yes
20/10/1997|Jeopardy!|COFFEE BREAK|$500|medium|'Coffee' comes from this language's 'qahwah', which meant 'wine'|Arabic
02/03/2004|Jeopardy!|'HEAD'S UP!|$200|easy|Procter & Gamble makes this popular dandruff shampoo|Head and Shoulders
23/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BATH & BEYOND|$400|easy|Ding-dong!  This river that runs through Bath is calling|Avon
17/03/2003|Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$400|easy|Commissioned by Malcolm III's wife, the Chapel of St. Margaret is the oldest surviving structure in this capital|Edinburgh
12/07/2010|Jeopardy!|1920s LIT|$1000|hard|Dr. Paul de Kruif, author of 'Microbe Hunters', was a consultant for this Sinclair Lewis novel|Arrowsmith
30/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS|$400|easy|Upper Geyser Basin in this park has dozens of thermal features|Yellowstone
29/01/2001|Jeopardy!|AUTHOR! AUTHOR!|$200|easy|Nobel Prize-winning Mississippian seen here|William Faulkner
02/03/2000|Jeopardy!|WRITERS BY MIDDLE NAME|$500|medium|Novelist & editor Madox|Ford Madox Ford
07/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY LEADERS|$1000|hard|Hannibal was defeated at Zama in north Africa by this Roman general, who was then called Africanus|Scipio
07/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|HENRY VIII'S WIVES|$600|medium|She was the 3rd Catherine who married Henry, I kid you not|Catherine Parr
02/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARY NOVELISTS|$1000|hard|Published in 1996, 'The Flaming Corsage' is the latest in his Albany cycle|William Kennedy
29/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV DRAMA EPISODES|$400|easy|1964: 'Ponderosa Matador'|Bonanza
07/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$400|easy|His biblical oratorios include 'Saul', 'Jephtha', 'Esther' & 'Belshazzar'|G.F. Handel
17/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ARE YOU A FOOD'E'?|$800|hard|Escoffier says to leave them in their shells & soak them in a mixture of water, vinegar, salt & flour|escargot
08/01/2003|Jeopardy!|HAPPY ENDINGS|$200|easy|This fairy tale title character gets to go to the ball, marries the king's son & lives happily ever after|Cinderella
08/02/2008|Jeopardy!|APOCALYPSE NOW: THE CATEGORY|$200|easy|He directed 'Apocalypse Now'|Coppola
18/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$600|medium|In 1974 he tied Babe Ruth's record in his first at-bat of the season|Hank Aaron
26/02/1999|Jeopardy!|DISNEY FILM VOICES|$500|medium|Kevin Kline was far from feeble as the voice of Phoebus in this 1996 version of a classic novel|The Hunchback of Notre Dame
29/05/1997|Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$400|easy|The CMA, this group, gives awards for, among others, 'Vocal Event of the Year'|Country Music Association
01/04/2004|Jeopardy!|BEST-SELLING U.S. NEWSPAPERS|$600|medium|The Times of these 2 cities clock in at No. 3 & No. 4|New York & Los Angeles
13/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE MUSICAL FABRIC STORE|$400|easy|It was the first big hit for Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs|Wooly Bully
29/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NTERNATIONAL SPORTS TROPHIES|$1200|hard|In 2010 this country won its 17th Swaythling Cup in men's team table tennis|China
08/04/1991|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$400|easy|Its capital, largest city & chief port is Palermo|Sicily
02/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|POPES NAMED CLEM|$400|easy|Clement VI, pope from 1342 to 1352, gave sanctuary to Jews accused of starting this 'dark' plague|Black Death
17/09/2010|Jeopardy!|AIRLINE CARRY ON NO-NOS|$800|hard|Baseball bat? No. Bat for this, England's national summer sport? Also no|cricket
17/06/2003|Jeopardy!|TAKEN|$400|easy|After World War I, Czechoslovakia was established on territory formerly belonging to this empire|Austro-Hungarian Empire
03/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OCEAN NOTIONS|$1600|hard|This word means a school of fish or a shallow spot in the sea|a shoal
12/06/2006|Jeopardy!|BROWNIE POINTS|$1000|hard|As per President Bush's 2001 request, U.S. Brownies gave $1 each to children of this country due east of Iran|Afghanistan
10/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH AREA CODES|$800|hard|Dial this badge number of Sgt. Friday before you call a number at Disneyland|714
23/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE OFFICE|$1200|hard|This alphanumeric Fortune 500 company is headquartered in St. Paul, Minnesota|3M
03/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S THE STORY OF MY LIFE|$1200|hard|An athlete: 'It's Not About the Bike'|Lance Armstrong
03/11/2009|Jeopardy!|TV FOR SHORT|$400|easy|Sci Fi fans know it as 'BSG'|Battlestar Galactica
13/07/2004|Jeopardy!|A DEVILISH CATEGORY|$1000|hard|In a Stephen Vincent Benet work, this man defends Jabez Stone before the devil's jury of villains|Daniel Webster
13/09/2005|Jeopardy!|JOURNALISTS|$400|easy|This son of a '60 Minutes' correspondent was at ABC News for 15 years before joining Fox News in 2003|Chris Wallace
30/05/2007|Jeopardy!|BEGINNING & END|$1000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew indicates the monitor.) A porkchop plot, named for its shape, is used for planning space missions; the vertical & horizontal axes plot possible dates for these 2 flight events|takeoff & landing (or launch & arrival)
16/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|____ OF THE ____|$2000|hard|They're the personal bodyguard of the British monarch, though their duties are ceremonial|the Yeomen of the Guard
11/10/2011|Jeopardy!|GOOGLE ME THIS!|$800|hard|...sports league & you'll find information on its teams, like Real Salt Lake & D.C. United|Major League Soccer
13/05/1998|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$100|easy|A skinny female monarch|Lean queen
07/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BIG WORLD|$1200|hard|When measured by shoreline, this North American bay is the world's largest|Hudson Bay
09/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$800|hard|The 2nd law of this covers equal distribution of resources; thus cream in coffee blends evenly even when not stirred|thermodynamics
12/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC ALBUMS|$200|easy|He left Mork behind to make the classic comedy album 'A Night at the Met'|Robin Williams
23/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LICENSE PLATE MOTTOS|$200|easy|'Aloha State'|Hawaii
05/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE WARPATH|$3000|hard|This 'colorful' Indian Chief was defeated in the 1832 war named for him|Black Hawk
14/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|THE CONGRESS|$1900|hard|This Missourian is the House Majority Leader|Richard Gephardt
20/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ISN'T IT 'GRAND'?|$2000|hard|How sweet the sound of this composition by Ferde Grofe|the Grand Canyon Suite
24/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$1000|hard|This African mammal is named for the distinctive features seen here in close-up:|Warthog
09/07/2010|Jeopardy!|LITERARY MONSTERS|$800|hard|This offspring of a woman & a bull is one of the monsters in the Percy Jackson books|the minotaur
13/07/2010|Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LIT|$400|easy|By the time the novel ends, this title character & Edward Rochester have been happily married for 10 years|Jane Eyre
23/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGICAL MASHUPS|$800|hard|Here's a riddle: what in Egyptian myth has the head of a man (or a ram or falcon) & the body of a lion? This|the sphinx
05/03/2003|Jeopardy!|MOTHER GOOSE|$200|easy|Their mother wouldn't let them have pie until they found their mittens|Three Little Kittens
12/02/2010|Jeopardy!|OPERA|$1000|hard|Count Almaviva attempts to thwart this opera's title marriage|The Marriage of Figaro
22/04/2011|Jeopardy!|HOME FURNISHINGS|$400|easy|You don't have to work in the movie industry to have this furnishing named for a professional|a director's chair
04/04/2003|Jeopardy!|ON A MAP, SOMEWHERE|$1000|hard|Put on your thinking cap & tell us this is the country in which you'll find the village of Balaklava|Ukraine
13/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$800|hard|This university was founded in Ithaca, New York in 1865; today, other campuses are in NYC & Qatar|Cornell
04/06/1998|Jeopardy!|THE REAL LAND OF OZ|$200|easy|In Australian idiom a 'station' is one of these places where sheep are often found|Ranch
22/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN NAMES|$1200|hard|War correspondent Martha Gellhorn was married to this author from 1940 to 1945|Hemingway
23/12/2002|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE-'Z' WORDS|$1000|hard|Chicken or turkey may be prepared in this style, with pasta & cream sauce|tetrazzini
16/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THEY SHOT THE SHERIFF|$2000|hard|On his 21st birthday, this 3-named gunman shot & killed Deputy Charles Webb in Brown County, Texas|John Wesley Hardin
12/10/2009|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL INQUIRER|$400|easy|Playwright Vaclav Havel became president of this nation in 1993|The Czech Republic
22/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$200|easy|He was 'X'-static when the first 'X-Files' episode he directed aired 1 day after the birth of his baby.|David Duchovny
24/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NEW DEAL AGENCIES|$800|hard|TVA|Tennessee Valley Authority
06/04/2009|Jeopardy!|SNL ACTORS & THEIR CHARACTERS|$400|easy|The Church Lady|(Dana) Carvey
16/11/1998|Jeopardy!|THE BRAT PACK TODAY|$100|easy|He plays Jack, who runs things at the Gate magazine, on 'Suddenly Susan'|Judd Nelson
05/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OCEANOGRAPHY|$400|easy|This 6-foot unit is used mainly in terms of marine depth, & gave its name to a 'meter' that measures depth|fathom
24/11/2009|Jeopardy!|COMMON SIMILES|$400|easy|Adjective found before 'as leather' & 'as nails'|tough
10/10/1991|Jeopardy!|CAILFORNIA|$400|easy|Inglenook, Cakebread Cellars & Stag's Leap Wine Cellars are in this valley famous for wine|the Napa Valley
27/07/2010|Jeopardy!|FERROUS, BUELLER|$600|medium|Pale to brassy yellow, this item, half iron & half sulfur, is sometimes called fool's gold|pyrite
25/12/1996|Jeopardy!|PREGNANCY & CHILDBIRTH|$400|easy|Found in cigarettes, it affects the efficiency of the placenta & may lead to low birth weight|Nicotine
10/02/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S.'A's|$400|easy|In 1966 he was elected governor of Maryland|Spiro Agnew
19/11/1993|Jeopardy!|UNOFFICIAL STATE NICKNAMES|$500|medium|It's also known as 'The Toothpick State' because of a knife used by early settlers|Arkansas
11/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$200|easy|Modern movement that is named for the optical illusions created by its geometric patterns|Op Art
02/06/1998|Jeopardy!|HOW POETIC|$300|easy|'Forever wilt thou love, and she be fair!' wrote this poet in his 'Ode on a Grecian Urn'|John Keats
17/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|IVORY|$200|easy|Early Inuits made the runners for these out of ivory|sleds
18/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY QUOTES|$1200|hard|He wrote in 'Remembrance of Things Past', 'The time which we have at our disposal every day is elastic'|Marcel Proust
27/11/1984|Jeopardy!|1945|$300|easy|Number of stars in U.S. flag raised over Iwo Jima|48
21/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$800|hard|'Her First Roman' was a musical adaptation of Shaw's play about these historic lovers|Caesar & Cleopatra
06/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICANS IN PARIS|$400|easy|He worked on his 'An American in Paris' while staying with brother Ira at Paris' Hotel Majestic|George Gershwin
15/01/1999|Jeopardy!|WORDS WITHIN WORDS|$100|easy|State of a rubber raft before it's inflated|Flat (inFLATed)
11/05/1998|Jeopardy!|MAN'S BEST FRIEND|$200|easy|This breed might want to change its name to Beijingese|Pekingese
11/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$600|medium|'Forgiven' by Charles E. Shepard tells of 'The Rise and Fall of' this PTL leader|Jim Bakker
19/06/2007|Jeopardy!|LITERARY MOUNTAINS|$600|medium|In German, this title peak of a Thomas Mann work is known as 'Der Zauberberg'|The Magic Mountain
19/01/2001|Jeopardy!|THE AFI'S 100 GREATEST AMERICAN MOVIES|$100|easy|He directed 5 of the movies on the list including No. 9, 'Schindler's List'|Steven Spielberg
22/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$200|easy|The CD in your CD player  doesn't contain this element, Cd, but the batteries running it might|cadmium
18/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$1600|hard|Although his 1916 campaign slogan was 'He kept us out of war', the U.S. entered World War I the following year|Woodrow Wilson
07/03/2011|Jeopardy!|FRENCH ART & ARTISTS|$600|medium|In 1874 art critic Louis Leroy coined this term for the movement that included Monet & Pissarro|impressionism
20/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL ANTHEMS|$800|hard|With words by future president Daniel B. Warner, this West African country's anthem was adopted in 1847|Liberia
30/06/1993|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RELATIVES|$100|easy|Detective novelist Tony Hillerman is this 'Magnum, P.I.' co-star's second cousin|John Hillerman
06/02/2009|Jeopardy!|GOOD EATS WITH ALTON BROWN|$800|hard|After shaking oil and vinegar, they separate quickly; add mustard, and you have one of these colloidal suspensions that will stay mixed longer|an emulsion
25/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CANADIAN CUISINE, EH?|$400|easy|French Canadians 'pig out' on tourtiere, a pie traditionally filled with this meat|Pork
07/12/2001|Jeopardy!|STATE TREES|$200|easy|The nuts of its state tree, the Kukui, are strung together to make leis|Hawaii
05/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SECOND-LARGEST CITIES|$800|hard|Porto, 263,000|Portugal
10/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKEN-UP SHAKESPEARE|$2000|hard|Yee-haw!  Colonel John Falstaff goes a-wooing in 'Lone Star Love', a musical that moves this comedy to Texas|The Merry Wives of Windsor
26/01/1999|Jeopardy!|WHAT A YEAR!|$500|medium|(Hi, I'm Tyler Christopher of General Hospital.) In this year, ABC gave 'G.H.' a shot on TV, 'He's So Fine' shot up to No. 1 & JFK visited the Berlin Wall|1963
26/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THERE'S A TITLE IN THE TITLE|$800|hard|Rosalind Wiseman's book that inspired the movie 'Mean Girls': '____ Bees & Wannabes'|Queen
27/10/2006|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY SPORTS|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Ping Hdqtrs in Phoenix, AZ.) In 1990, Karsten Solheim, founder of Ping Golf, created the Solheim Cup for women; as in the Ryder Cup, these are the 2 teams|the U.S. & the Europeans
06/12/2005|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL ZOO|$400|easy|The Old Testament talks about the jungle on the Jordan's banks & this animal roaring within|the lion
16/03/1999|Final Jeopardy!|SINGERS & THEIR MUSIC|None|None|6 of his albums landed on Billboard's Top Pop Catalog Chart for May 30, 1998, including 3 in the Top 10|Frank Sinatra
14/01/2010|Jeopardy!|SOAP OPERAS|$1000|hard|Tom Selleck was Jed Andrews on this Genoa City-set CBS soap where Victor & Nikki found romance|The Young and the Restless
08/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WAR CORRESPONDENTS|$1600|hard|The first famous war correspondent, William Howard Russell reported on this 1853-56 war for British papers|The Crimean War
10/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$2000|hard|Said when you suspect you're being misled, this phrase may come from British muggers known as 'trippers up'|you're pulling my leg
13/11/1991|Final Jeopardy!|AFRICAN AMERICANS|None|None|In 1978 she became the first black woman honored on a U.S. postage stamp|Harriet Tubman
27/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|To cut up into small parts, or to walk with small, dainty steps|mince
14/09/1999|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$300|easy|Bell, mason, slop|Jars
07/11/2002|Jeopardy!|WORLD COINS|$800|hard|One of Mexico's millennium coins featured a depiction of this migrating butterfly|monarch butterfly
15/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLES|$400|easy|They included Britons & Gauls & gave their name to a branch of languages that includes Gaelic|Celts (Celtic accepted)
18/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CUBE IT!|$1200|hard|6|216
14/11/1985|Jeopardy!|“STREETS”|$500|medium|The band that made Asbury Park, N.J. & Bruce Springsteen famous|the E Street Band
08/06/2010|Jeopardy!|FOOD GLORIOUS FOOD|$200|easy|Usually roasted, squab is a young one of these birds|a pigeon
05/11/2009|Jeopardy!|FRENCH FOOD|$600|medium|Je suis le fromage, this|cheese
02/12/1997|Jeopardy!|THE PRESIDENT'S DOG|$800|hard|This bestselling author died in May 1997 at age 12|Millie (President Bush's dog)
26/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$800|hard|The 1999 New Jersey state quarter includes a depiction of this president on the reverse|Washington
22/01/1990|Jeopardy!|ADVERTISING|$200|easy|Ibuprofen product that says it's 'advanced medicine for pain'|Advil
30/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|I PITY THE FOOL|$400|easy|In 'A Midsummer Night's Dream', this character says, 'Lord, what fools these mortals be!'|Puck
13/07/2011|Jeopardy!|ROCK OF STAGES|$600|medium|Character who sings 'Angry Inch '|Hedwig
27/02/2001|Jeopardy!|FAST CARS|$200|easy|Sting rides around in the back of an S-type sedan in TV commercials for this car|Jaguar
15/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MY NAME IS EARL WARREN|$1200|hard|I was a 3-term governor of this state, 1943-1953|California
17/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$400|easy|Yves Saint Laurent owns the lush Jardins Majorelle in Marrakesh in this country|Morocco
30/09/1985|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$600|medium|His lovesick narrator begins, 'Lolita, light of my life, fire of my loins'|Nabokov
19/01/2007|Jeopardy!|BUZZ 'OFF'!|$200|easy|In football, the defense commits this violation by crossing the line of scrimmage before the ball is snapped|offsides
13/12/2007|Jeopardy!|TWAIN TRACTS|$400|easy|'By my authority as executive I threw Merlin into prison -- the same cell I had occupied myself'|A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court
08/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH STUFF|$600|medium|The Holland type of this liquor first made in Holland is usually drunk straight|gin
24/05/2005|Jeopardy!|HAUTE COUTURE|$1000|hard|Haute handbags are the speciality of this woman who was born Judith Peto in Budapest|Judith Lieber
12/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ELECTION NIGHT PARTIES|$200|easy|Woodrow Wilson, 1916|Democrat
17/01/2008|Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$1000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew is playing bass.)  You'll get an 'A' for effort if you name this Italian musical term; here's an example of one|arpeggio
06/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ASSASSINATIONS|$400|easy|In 1881 Czar Alexander II was blown up in this city, his capital|St. Petersburg
01/05/1998|Jeopardy!|AND THE AWARD GOES TO...|$400|easy|Category for which James Tobin, Gary Becker & Milton Friedman all won Nobel Prizes|Economics
08/04/1991|Jeopardy!|1891|$300|easy|An attack on American sailors in Valparaiso brought the U.S. to the brink of war with this country|Chile
10/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ENTREPRENEURS|$600|medium|Representing such people as Mike Tyson, he bills himself as 'The World's Greatest Boxing Promoter'|Don King
18/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$200|easy|When he saw water snakes in the moonlight and blessed them, the albatross fell from his neck|The Ancient Mariner
01/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WAR STARS|$400|easy|Songs like 'As Time Goes By' were as much the stars of this 1942 classic as the lead actors|Casablanca
03/05/2007|Jeopardy!|AN UMBRELLA CATEGORY|$400|easy|In 1899 she began her temperance work in Kansas wielding an umbrella; hatchets came later|Carrie Nation
24/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DECEMBER 24|$1000|hard|This north African Mediterranean nation was granted its independence from Italy December 24, 1951|Libya
11/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$1000|hard|Term for the marks used to indicate pronounciation|Diacritical Marks
02/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WELL DOCUMENTED|$2000|hard|Baron Eduard De Stoeckl for Russia & this man for the U.S. worked out the 1867 Alaska Purchase Treaty|Seward
15/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'G'-8|$2000|hard|This adjective means 'pertaining to the throat'; it can describe a type of cry|guttural
05/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'S'CIENCE|$3000|hard|This implement-shaped type of red blood cell is thought to be the result of a mutation in Africa long ago|a sickle cell
27/09/2011|Jeopardy!|NATURE STUDY|$800|hard|The head of this plant, Helianthus annuus, can grow to more than 30 inches in diameter|the sunflower
19/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$2000|hard|Jainism, with 4 1/2 million adherents, was founded in this country by Mahavira, 'the Great Hero'|India
17/03/1999|Jeopardy!|THE LUCK OF THE 'IRISH'|$500|medium|Sinn Fein is the political wing of this military group|Irish Republican Army
12/10/1998|Jeopardy!|GULF|$100|easy|The Chiriqui, Mosquito & San Blas Gulfs engulf this country that's bisected by a canal|Panama
11/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DEEP VOICES|$2000|hard|In 1939, after Constitution Hall refused to allow her to perform, this contralto sang at the Lincoln Memorial|Marian Anderson
05/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HIT TUNES|$1000|hard|Billy Idol reached No. 1 in 1987 with a cover of this Tommy James & the Shondells song|Mony Mony
16/10/2001|Jeopardy!|SEE THE 'Z'|$500|medium|Married name of the 1932 multi-Olympic medal winner seen here|(Babe Didrikson) Zaharias
01/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HOPE YOU LEARNED YOUR AFRICAN CAPITALS|$2000|hard|Some go to the artisans' market in this country's capital of Bamako to look for monkey skulls & skins|Mali
30/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|EGYPTIAN MYTHOLOGY|$4200|hard|This tome was a collection of spells, charms & magical formulas for the deceased to use in the afterlife|Book of the Dead
03/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS & ENDS WITH 'T'|$1000|hard|Country singer heard here:|Travis Tritt
16/12/1998|Jeopardy!|OF MEN & MICE|$100|easy|Bob Beamon, Carl Lewis & the mouse family Zapodidae are all famous for this ability|jumping
12/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$4000|hard|Russian Empress who is a 'pip' of a Dickens novel|Catherine The Great Expectations
25/10/2000|Jeopardy!|BANANA REPUBLIC|$500|medium|This country bordering Kenya, Tanzania, Congo & Sudan is one of Africa's leading banana producers|Uganda
17/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE STUMPERS|$2000|hard|This 2004 biblical tale had the biggest U.S. gross of any film in a foreign language|The Passion of the Christ
11/01/1990|Jeopardy!|'W'ORLD GEOGRAPHY|$300|easy|You'll find this city near the Oregon border in the state of Washington Washington|Walla Walla
07/06/2001|Jeopardy!|CONVERSIONS|$300|easy|1 square mile equals 640 of these|acres
04/09/1996|Jeopardy!|THE NEW TESTAMENT|$200|easy|Jesus referred to him as the Prince of this world & the Father of Lies|Satan
10/02/2010|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT CONTINENT|$200|easy|Estado de Mato Grosso|South America
16/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE AGE OF AQUARIUMS|$1600|hard|It's the fish seen here doin' its thing|a puffer fish (or blowfish)
18/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THE '80s?|$400|easy|On Aug. 1, 1981 MTV aired its first video, this one by the Buggles|Video Killed The Radio Star
28/10/2011|Jeopardy!|CASEY AT THE BAT|$800|hard|Casey Candaele played 9 seasons in the majors; his mom Helen played ball too, & helped inspire this 1992 film|A League of Their Own
29/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|UNITING THE STATES & CITIES|$2000|hard|'The Wolverine State' combines with its college town known for its Wolverines & forms the mighty...|Michigann Arbor
04/02/2011|Jeopardy!|BIRDIE|$1000|hard|For his service during WWI, Cher Ami, one of these useful birds, was awarded France's Croix de Guerre|a homing pigeon
25/04/2003|Jeopardy!|'POP' CULTURE|$1000|hard|It was the nickname of Eddie Egan, the cop whose life was the basis of 'The French Connection'|Popeye
29/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY EXPRESSIONS|$200|easy|The correct response should roll off your tongue 'like water off' this bird's 'back'|Duck
27/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|RED BOOK|$3000|hard|In 'The Veteran', a sequel to this 1895 novel, Henry Fleming tells us Chancellorsville was where he was wounded|The Red Badge of Courage
26/09/2011|Jeopardy!|ALSO A ZODIAC SYMBOL|$600|medium|Microsoft recommends that your computer have at least 1 gigabyte of this to run Windows 7|RAM
20/09/2000|Jeopardy!|'TOUCH' ME|$500|medium|Literally to make contact with a foundation, or to briefly communicate with someone|Touch base
14/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN ARTS AND ARTISTS|$800|hard|His 'Luncheon on the Grass' caused a major scandal at the Salon des Refuses|Manet
31/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SUE GRAFTON'S ALPHABET MYSTERIES|$1200|hard|Make a killing: 'H is for...'|Homicide
11/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POPES|$400|easy|Adrian IV crowned Frederick I emperor of this after Frederick delivered foe Arnold of Brescia to him|the Holy Roman Empire
09/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CARRYING ON|$400|easy|If this 'North By Northwest' star had not gone another direction, he might have taken the name Cary Lockwood|Cary Grant
04/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'60s POP MUSIC|$1200|hard|This 1967 movie theme by Lulu remained at No. 1 for 5 weeks|To Sir, With Love
23/04/1997|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE ON STAMPS|$100|easy|The small green light on this writer's stamp represents a symbol he used in 'The Great Gatsby'|F. Scott Fitzgerald
28/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TIME LINES|$2000|hard|Andrew Marvell wrote, 'At my back I always hear / Time's winged' this transport 'hurrying near'|a chariot
14/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$200|easy|Nehru's sister, Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, was the 1st woman president of this organization's general assembly|United Nations
16/12/1996|Jeopardy!|TOWERS|$200|easy|The Price Tower in Bartlesville, Oklahoma was designed by this great American architect|Frank Lloyd Wright
08/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE YEAR|$2000|hard|Year of Henry Clay's compromise that got California into the Union as a free state|1850
19/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN LITERATURE|$1600|hard|Tom Sawyer saw him murder Dr. Robinson in the cemetery & testified against him in court|Injun Joe
18/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD TRAVEL|$400|easy|Schwarzwald is the German name for this region noted for its mineral springs|Black Forest
24/09/2008|Jeopardy!|HUMOROUS MEDICAL SLANG|$200|easy|A 'baby catcher' is another term for this type of doctor|an obstetrician
16/09/2009|Jeopardy!|EXTREMELY YOUTHFUL POLITICIANS|$800|hard|No way, that can't be right... wow, that is in fact this Wyoming guy who left national office in 2009|(Dick) Cheney
09/05/2007|Jeopardy!|FIGHT ON!|$200|easy|Napoleon abdicated for the second time 4 days after this battle|Waterloo
19/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$800|hard|This French word originally meant 'a place where one docks' a boat, not a car|garage
22/12/1998|Jeopardy!|'O'|$100|easy|Horses can eat them whole; humans eat them after they've been cleaned, toasted, hulled & cleaned again|oats
28/11/1996|Jeopardy!|FIRST YEAR OF THE CENTURY|$100|easy|In 1901 this inventor received the first radio signal across the Atlantic|Guglielmo Marconi
08/02/2010|Jeopardy!|ON HIS BASEBALL HALL OF FAME PLAQUE|$400|easy|'Detroit - Philadelphia, A.L. - 1905-1926... retired with 4191 major league hits'|(Ty) Cobb
26/05/1999|Jeopardy!|FAIRY TALE FEMMES|$400|easy|The Brothers Grimm gave no name for the miller's daughter who guessed the name of this little man|Rumpelstiltskin
08/05/1990|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$500|medium|Supreme Court said this salad ingredient could be classified as a vegetable (but it's botanically a fruit)|Tomato
13/03/2001|Jeopardy!|VISUALIZE THE VEEPS|$500|medium|Following 2 years as veep & 6 years as president, this man died in 1933|Calvin Coolidge
21/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH OPERA|$400|easy|Not surprisingly, Merlin & Mordred appear in Chausson's opera about this legendary king|King Arthur
30/09/1996|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES|$400|easy|This Low Country's oldest university is the State University of Leiden, founded in 1575|the Netherlands
18/09/2000|Jeopardy!|MERCURY|$100|easy|Tests show the planet Mercury has a thin one containing helium & sodium|Atmosphere
07/05/2010|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLICAL SENSE|$1000|hard|In Genesis 3, God warns Eve away from some fruit, saying, 'Ye shall not eat of it' nor do this to it|touch it
12/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$200|easy|In the East Indies certain species of this reptile are called flying dragons because they can glide from tree to tree|Lizards
08/03/2006|Jeopardy!|WORD PUZZLES|$600|medium|It's why talk radio has become so popular|there's nothing good on TV
08/06/2006|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|Now it's a party!  Here's Joe with this 'pony' cask of ale|keg
22/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY'S HAL PRINCE|$2000|hard|Hal produced this 1955 musical about a big Washington Senators fan|Damn Yankees
02/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO MY COUNTRY|$2000|hard|Come worship at Cretulescu Church, built in 1722 in this country on the Black Sea|Romania
30/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$600|medium|You can rightly call her Baroness von Lawick-Goodall, but she'll answer to this, her first name|Jane (Goodall)
23/06/2008|Jeopardy!|WORDS IN CONTESTANT|$200|easy|Yo, Shakespeare! It's a 14-line poem|a sonnet
24/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|VERY PUNNY|$1600|hard|A group of cattle fired into Earth orbit was this, a twist on an Emerson quote about the Battle of Concord|the herd shot round the world
14/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'HEAD'S|$400|easy|It's what's highlighted here:|Letterhead
14/05/1997|Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$300|easy|It's the crosshatched paper used in math class|Graph
05/07/2005|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$600|medium|One of France's major ports, it was the site of the 1940 evacuation of more than 300,000 men|Dunkirk
04/10/2004|Jeopardy!|GOT MILK?|$200|easy|AKA 'America’s Dairyland', it’s one of the leading U.S. states in milk production|Wisconsin
13/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SURGERY|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows an anatomical diagram on the monitor.)  Named for a 19th-century surgeon, McBurney's point, 2/3rds the distance between the umbilicus & the iliac crest of the pelvis, is the most tender abdominal area when this organ is inflamed & often requires surgery|the appendix
29/10/2001|Jeopardy!|PRO FOOTBALL|$500|medium|In 1967 this Green Bay Packers quarterback was named MVP of the first Super Bowl|Bart Starr
19/07/2010|Jeopardy!|HERE'S ANDERSON COOPER|$200|easy|(Anderson Cooper reads the clue.)  As a reporter, I joined numerous heads of state & as many as 2 million people in Rome in 2005 for this man's funeral|Pope John Paul II
18/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|2007 NEWS|$400|easy|In November, scientists said they'd found a way to reprogram skin cells to behave like these embryonic cells|stem cells
28/06/1993|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$100|easy|American Indians called the eastern, hard-shell variety of these shellfish quahogs|clams
10/05/2004|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NICKNAMES|$600|medium|This animal phrase meaning 'courageous' was Richard I of England's nickname|the Lionhearted
07/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICAL SCIENCE|$400|easy|The number of planets in our solar system smaller than the Earth|4
24/06/2011|Jeopardy!|IN THE BEGINNING|$200|easy|The Yale-Harvard athletic rivalry began in 1852 in this sport|rowing
29/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|Bavaria, this country's southernmost state, is also its largest in area|Germany
21/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS U.S.A.|$1600|hard|In the programs of AYSO, short for this, every kid gets to play at least half of every game|the American Youth Soccer Organization
14/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|EASTERN EUROPE|$2500|hard|The 1938 Munich Agreement pressured this country into giving the Sudetenland to the Germans|Czechoslovakia
25/02/2010|Jeopardy!|VEAL OR NO VEAL|$1000|hard|The name of this popular Italian dish of braised veal shanks means 'bone hole'|osso buco
24/11/1993|Jeopardy!|COOKING|$300|easy|Taking a few days, it's among the oldest methods of preserving food; today, it's considered chic for tomatoes|Sun-drying
05/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK IS BACK|$1200|hard|Seen here, it's considered one of the world's deadliest creatures|the black mamba
26/02/1990|Jeopardy!|___THE___|$100|easy|If you know the ropes, you'll know this is slang for 'get married'|Tie The Knot
02/11/2000|Jeopardy!|RECOGNIZING REPTILES|$400|easy|Most reptiles with toes have these on them, but the leatherback sea turtle doesn't|claws
08/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$2000|hard|Both 'mercenary' & this synonym come from Latin roots that refer to payment|soldier (of fortune)
18/12/2000|Jeopardy!|ROYAL FEMALE NICKNAMES|$300|easy|Mark Antony called her 'The Queen of Queens'|Cleopatra
17/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR|$800|hard|The war to free Cuba actually began half a world away in the Battle of this bay on May 1, 1898|Manila Bay
22/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LAFAYETTE YOU ARE HERE|$400|easy|Lafayette, busy guy, sailing back to France on the Alliance in 1779, had to subdue this type of event while aboard|a mutiny
27/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A NIGHT AT THE OPERA|$200|easy|A not very realistic Ceylon is the setting for Bizet's work about 'fishers' for these gems|Pearls
26/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC DRINKIN' SONGS|$2000|hard|Garth Brooks' album 'Sevens' kicks off with an appeal to this beer bottle style|longnecks
03/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY MATTERS|$400|easy|In 87 B.C. Gaius Marius & his pal Cinna captured this city|Rome
07/11/2007|Jeopardy!|THE 'L' YOU SAY|$600|medium|It's a tasty slang term for a clarinet|a licorice stick
03/03/2000|Jeopardy!|A LOSING BATTLE|$400|easy|In 1815 Sir Edward Pakenham's forces attacked this city & were repulsed by Andrew Jackson's|New Orleans
30/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$200|easy|It's Hawaii's 'Big Island'|Hawaii
19/10/2005|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$200|easy|In war & football, 'The best defense is a good' this|offense
18/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING BIOS|$1200|hard|Still on a high from a 1933 win for a bio of this 22nd & 24th Pres., Allan Nevins won again in 1937 with 'Hamilton Fish'|(Grover) Cleveland
04/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS FACES|$600|medium|'Motherly' 1930s criminal seen here:|Ma Barker
04/10/2010|Jeopardy!|MIXING APPLES & ORANGES|$200|easy|An apple & a crossbow play important roles in this 1804 Schiller tale|William Tell
20/05/1998|Jeopardy!|KIDDY LIT|$300|easy|'The great swans swam round him, stroking him welcomingly'|the Ugly Duckling
26/02/2001|Jeopardy!|FUN WITH DICK OR JANE|$200|easy|Traditionally, this name is given to a woman whose identity is unknown during legal proceedings|Jane Doe
03/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|VOGUE|$200|easy|This '90s fitness craze is a combination of stationary biking & aerobics|Spinning
29/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ACTING THE PART|$600|medium|1927's 'Putting Pants on Philip' was a silent success for this first great comedy team of talking films|Laurel & Hardy
01/05/2002|Jeopardy!|WAX MUSEUMS|$600|medium|In 1962 this reclusive silent film sweetheart emerged to read the dedication at Movieland Wax Museum's opening|Mary Pickford
13/10/2009|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT MOVIE|$1000|hard|1988: 'I'll let you in on a little secret, Ray.  K-mart sucks'|Rain Man
22/03/2004|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$600|medium|Benjamin Franklin Parkway & The Franklin Institute Science Museum are in this city|Philadelphia
25/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BEAT 'OU'|$800|hard|Old-time song with the lyrics 'Fly's in the buttermilk.  Shoo, fly, shoo'|Skip To My Lou
12/11/1991|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$500|medium|Although elderly & barren, this cousin of Mary gave birth to John the Baptist|Elizabeth
14/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ROYAL LITERATURE|$400|easy|1956: By J.R.R. Tolkien|The Return of the King
19/10/2011|Jeopardy!|BIOLO'G'|$200|easy|A single unit of hereditary information|gene
09/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OCEANS|$2000|hard|This surface current is mentioned in the chorus of 'This Land is Your Land'|Gulfstream (waters)
24/04/1998|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$500|medium|1,250-mile-long wonder seen here:|Great Barrier Reef
04/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT ARE YOU... CHICKEN?|$2000|hard|Alton Brown recommends pinot noir for the wine in the French name of this dish|coq au vin
17/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$200|easy|This former lead singer of the Police sang the line 'I Want My MTV' on Dire Straits' 'Money For Nothing'|Sting (Gordon Sumner)
19/03/1990|Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$500|medium|The library at this Waco, Texas school houses the largest collection of works about Robert Browning|Baylor
12/06/2000|Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|MTV's 1997 award for Best New Artist in a Video went to this 'Sleep to Dream' singer with 2 5-letter names|Fiona Apple
18/11/1996|Final Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS|None|None|He was the first Republican vice president|Hannibal Hamlin
28/05/2009|Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$800|hard|A hazmat suit isn't for formal occasions; it's for handling this (the 'hazmat')|hazardous materials
08/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DREAMERS|$400|easy|He said 'little people' in his dreams inspired stories like 'Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde'|Robert Louis Stevenson
19/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL|$400|easy|The ground controller hands off to the local controller when your plane is ready for this part of the flight|the takeoff
15/03/2011|Jeopardy!|JULIUS CAESAR|$200|easy|In his will, Caesar adopted this teenage future emperor as his heir|Augustus
12/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$1600|hard|Ionization energy, what's needed to remove 1 electron from 1 atom, is high for this non-reactive 6-element group|noble gases
26/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPER HISTORY|$800|hard|In the 1920s Margaret Mitchell wrote for this Atlanta newspaper that later merged with the Constitution|the Journal
17/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|FROM A TO ALMOST Z|$800|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew)  Hmmm, that picture [of Alex on the wall] is offending my aesthetic sensibilities; it's slightly this, but I'll fix it|askew/awry
03/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK ALPHABET SOUP|$1200|hard|This Greek letter appears in the title of a 1971 film in which Charlton Heston thinks he's the last man on Earth|Omega (The Omega Man)
31/01/2005|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SONGS|$200|easy|Around 1831 Samuel Francis Smith wrote new lyrics to the following & called it this|'My Country, 'Tis Of Thee'
01/04/1998|Jeopardy!|THE MALE OF THE SPECIES|$100|easy|This boy's name is given to any male housecat|Tom
30/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM|$2000|hard|'Closely Watched Trains' (1967)|Czechoslovakia
19/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE LARGEST IN AREA|$2000|hard|Algeria, Nigeria, Egypt|Algeria
15/05/1990|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|A witch's concoction, whether or not it contains coffee, tea or beer|Brew
16/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MIND YOUR 'P's & 'Q's|$600|medium|It's the auto that leads the competitors at the start but doesn't compete in the race|Pace car
08/03/2005|Jeopardy!|AUTHOR BIOS|$600|medium|Born in a hotel in 1888, took a 'Long Day's Journney into Night' in a hotel in 1953|Eugene O'Neill
02/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$1000|hard|The Tortola Museum of these British Caribbean islands is in Road Town, the capital|British Virgin Islands
21/12/2005|Jeopardy!|INSECTOID RHYME TIME|$400|easy|Butterfly-like insect that listens to gloomy rock music|a goth moth
24/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LISA|$2000|hard|In 1997 Lisa Pollak won a Pulitzer Prize reporting for this Baltimore newspaper where H.L. Mencken once worked|the Baltimore Sun
08/05/2006|Jeopardy!|LATIN LEXICON|$200|easy|Not a Chicago band member's kin, it means 'and so forth'|et cetera
06/02/1998|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$300|easy|The Charles Darwin Research Station on Santa Cruz is a good start for a tour of these South American islands|Galapagos Islands
07/11/1995|Jeopardy!|WEAPONS|$400|easy|Sometimes made of a 15' length of hollow cane, it uses the force of one's breath to propel a dart|a blow gun
18/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'G' MEN|$1000|hard|The theories of this 2nd century Greek physician influenced medical practice for centuries|Galen
23/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MONUMENTALLY ODD|$800|hard|A 25' headless shark monument was installed in England Aug. 9, 1986, anniversary of the dropping of one of these|the second atomic bomb
27/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LANDMARKS|$800|hard|Toronto's CN Tower was built by this railway (hence the CN)|Canadian National
08/02/2005|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$600|medium|It's the alliterative term for coal, oil & natural gas made from the remains of living organisms|fossil fuels
19/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'CAB'|$200|easy|It's the words of a language; we'll see how good yours is now|vocabulary
27/01/2010|Jeopardy!|LET'S PUNCTUATE|$1000|hard|One of these goes between independent clauses when a conjunction isn't used|a semicolon
06/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TENNIS, ANYONE?|$200|easy|In July 1877 the first tennis championships were played on a croquet lawn in this London suburb|Wimbledon
05/11/2009|Final Jeopardy!|THE PLANETS|None|None|It's the densest of the planets in our solar system & the only one not named for a deity|Earth
01/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BINGO|$800|hard|On a standard bingo card, the minimum number of called numbers needed to win when a 'free space' is included|4
11/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS LEGENDS|$1000|hard|In 1965 he was named Indy 500 Rookie of the Year; son Michael won the same award in 1984|Mario Andretti
23/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RAY|$1200|hard|Like a shark, a ray doesn't have bones; it has a skeleton made out of this|cartilage
07/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|JAZZ TUNES|$1600|hard|John Coltrane's version of this song from 'The Sound of Music' became a sort of theme song for him|My Favorite Things
30/04/2009|Final Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN PLACE NAMES|None|None|The ancient Greek name of this country means 'one house', maybe reflecting that the area had only 1 temple|Monaco
11/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$600|medium|An ootid is a cell that matures into this|Egg
14/11/2002|Jeopardy!|HARVARD DEGREE HONOREES|$400|easy|This Bostonian's name was on an honorary degree in 1792; today it's on a beer|Samuel Adams
27/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|A LURE|$400|easy|Cock-a-doodle-doo!  In the 1950s Howard Worden developed a classic fishing lure called this animal's tail|a rooster (tail)
26/12/2005|Jeopardy!|DREAD MAN WALKING|$600|medium|On 'The Simpsons' this ex-Krusty the Clown sidekick tries to kill Bart on several occasions|Sideshow Bob
01/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$200|easy|This country forms the northernmost part of the United Kingdom|Scotland
28/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' ODD JOBS|$600|medium|He taught economics at Berkeley & USC before he earned big bucks for 'The Agony and the Ecstasy'|Irving Stone
17/11/1993|Jeopardy!|DESIGN|$400|easy|Carriage clocks had these on top because they were designed to be carried on carriages|Handles
13/12/2011|Jeopardy!|PRIME MINISTERS|$1000|hard|At the funeral seen here, one of the mourners was this future prime minister, paying respects to his mother|Rajiv Gandhi
24/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'LE' CATEGORIE|$400|easy|He's the lead singer of Duran Duran|Simon Le Bon
25/10/2002|Jeopardy!|'BI' WORDS|$1000|hard|A 2000th anniversary|bimillennium
19/03/2003|Jeopardy!|MAD|$400|easy|What made this Mel Gibson character mad was outlaw bikers killing his wife & kid|Max
11/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|6-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|From Persian for 'market', it's the type of marketplace seen here|bazaar
02/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|7 MODERN WONDERS|$800|hard|The Itaipu, one of these 5 miles wide on the Brazil-Paraguay border, inspired a Philip Glass symphony|a dam
09/01/2009|Jeopardy!|FARK.COM HEADLINES|$600|medium|Jessica's sis, she 'collapses & is rushed to Tokyo hospital.  Concert goers stay & listen to the rest of the tape'|Ashlee Simpson
31/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE AFRICAN MAP|$800|hard|Ras Ben Sakka in this country is the northernmost point in Africa|Tunisia
25/06/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH HISTORY 1982|$400|easy|This heir to the throne was born June 21, 1982|(Prince) William
25/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NIGHT WATCH|$1600|hard|If you stay up really, really, late (like till 2061), you'll see this, named for the guy who identified it in 1705|Halley's Comet
29/05/2009|Final Jeopardy!|THE ACADEMY AWARDS|None|None|Peter Finch was the first winner of a posthumous Best Actor Oscar; he was first to get 2 posthumous acting nominations|James Dean
14/02/2006|Jeopardy!|CARTOON BEFORE & AFTER|$600|medium|Ghost-hunting Nickelodeon superhero who's in the title of 'Star Wars: Episode I'|Danny Phantom Menace
04/01/2007|Final Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY DEMOCRATS|None|None|In a famous speech he said, 'You shall not press down upon the brow of labor this crown of thorns...'|William Jennings Bryan
08/05/1997|Jeopardy!|AIRPORT CODES|$600|medium|MAN, 160 miles from LHR|Manchester
22/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CONSTITUTION|$200|easy|Why Henry Kissinger & I cannot run for President|'What is the fact that you weren't born in the United States?'
22/07/2005|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK BRANDS|$400|easy|In the '70s they called a 'blended flavored (cherry & other flavorings) carbonated beverage' Mr. this|Mr. Pibb
02/06/2011|Jeopardy!|THIS ISLAND IS YOUR ISLAND|$400|easy|Cozumel|Mexico
02/03/2011|Jeopardy!|SCOTT, PILGRIM|$400|easy|Scott, wasn't it nice of the Wampanoag tribe to teach us how to make this dish of beans & corn?|succotash
10/12/2001|Jeopardy!|VERB-OTEN|$1000|hard|To violate the sanctity of a place, or an adjective that's opposed to 'sacred'|profane
14/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$800|hard|Light-sensitive layer of nerve tissue covering the back 2/3 of the eyeball, it's an extension of the brain|Retina
23/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE IN THE WORLD?|$200|easy|Washington, D.C. museum complex where you'll find Judy Garland's magic slippers from 'The Wizard of Oz'|Smithsonian
16/01/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S PLACE NAMES|$500|medium|A dozen U.S. counties are named for this 19th century politician, a 'Little Giant' indeed|(Stephen) Douglas
01/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HOT BABES|$2000|hard|In an 1876 work her death by fire is soon followed by the burning of Valhalla|Brunhilde
16/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CHARLEMAGNE|$200|easy|Charlemagne's first title was king of these people; he never was king of the beans|Franks
30/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE DEBUTS|$800|hard|As a teenager, Woody Harrelson appeared in this film based on a song sung by Jeannie C. Riley|Harper Valley P.T.A.
04/02/2010|Jeopardy!|PRODUCE THE INTERNATIONAL PRODUCE|$200|easy|Hope you catch up to the fact that a pomodoro is this fruit used in many pasta sauces in Italy|tomato
13/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK ALPHABET SOUP|$1200|hard|This variety of globulin is the part of blood that contains the antibodies|gamma globulin
08/11/1999|Jeopardy!|DOT COM|$300|easy|The official site of this TV show includes the Bestiary, bios of evil characters like vampires Spike & Drusilla|Buffy the Vampire Slayer
23/03/2000|Jeopardy!|'YOUR' ACT|$500|medium|This 1968 comedy about a family with 18 kids starred Lucille Ball & Henry Fonda|Yours, Mine and Ours
03/12/2008|Jeopardy!|A CLOSER LOOK AT ART|$2200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows a famous painting on the monitor.)  The Gauguin work seen here is a tribute to this Postimpressionist; in fact, the background is one of his famous still lifes that Gauguin himself owned|(Paul) Cezanne
03/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MADISON|$800|hard|As you can guess, Madison's annual Jingle Bell Run has hearty souls running 5 or 10k during this month|December
23/04/1998|Jeopardy!|SEAFOOD DIET|$200|easy|Probably the first fish raised in captivity, the rainbow species of this fish is most commonly found on farms|Trout
28/11/2002|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY QUOTES|$1000|hard|In his first address as Prime Minister, Winston Churchill said, 'I have nothing to offer but' these 4 things|blood, toil, tears & sweat
31/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE STATE OF EVERYTHING|$800|hard|Its state dance: the two-step|Texas
21/11/2011|Jeopardy!|PICK A CARD|$200|easy|In early European decks what's now this lady was the upper viceroy|the queen
23/05/2011|Jeopardy!|'C' WORLD|$200|easy|The name of this Tennessee city is from the Creek, meaning 'rock rising to a point', not 'choo choo'|Chattanooga
03/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HERITAGE SITES|$10000|hard|A major maritime power from the 10th century, this Italian city is 'an extraordinary architectural masterpiece'|Venice
24/03/2003|Jeopardy!|LET'S BUILD A CASINO!|$600|medium|The Bolshoi Casino inspired by this country has its own version of roulette -- if asked to play, just say 'nyet'|Russia
07/01/2008|Jeopardy!|LEONARD MALTIN ON DISNEY|$400|easy|(Leonard Maltin reads the clue.)  The craze inspired by this TV hero in the '50s took Walt by surprise; he'd killed him off at the Alamo in episode 3, so he had to film prequels in order to bring him back|Davy Crockett
24/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN COUNTRIES|$800|hard|Asmara is the capital & largest city of this country that was formerly part of Ethiopia|Eritrea
16/10/2001|Jeopardy!|RHINOCEROS NOW|$100|easy|This object that projects from a rhino's nose is made from a protein called keratin|horn
24/09/1999|Jeopardy!|MUSIC OF THE '60s|$100|easy|In 1969 'Something' became the only No. 1 hit he composed for the Beatles|George Harrison
20/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN|$800|hard|'Younger Than Springtime' was written for 'Allegro' but not used; instead, it appeared in this musical|South Pacific
31/12/1996|Jeopardy!|ODD WORDS|$200|easy|Gloriole is another name for this circle of light seen around the head of a saint|Halo
22/03/1990|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN HISTORY|$500|medium|This dynasty ruled Egypt from 323 B.C. until the suicide death of Cleopatra in 30 B.C.|Ptolemys
07/10/1997|Jeopardy!|THE FALL CLASSIC|$500|medium|In game 2 of the 1956 series, he was gone in the second inning; in game 5, he was perfect|Don Larsen
10/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSICIANS|$600|medium|As seen in 'Shine', he returned to the concert stage under the guidance of his astrologer wife|David Helfgott
18/11/1992|Jeopardy!|NAPOLEONS|$200|easy|This third U.S. vice-president was nicknamed 'The Napoleon of the West'|Aaron Burr
18/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENTAL ETYMOLOGIES|$800|hard|It was named from the Greek for 'maker of water', as water was produced when this element burned|hydrogen
04/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TOP 40 DUETS|$2000|hard|'Love lift us up where we belong, where the eagles cry on a mountain high'|Jennifer Warnes & Joe Cocker
29/12/2008|Jeopardy!|DO YOU KNOW JACK ABOUT LIT?|$400|easy|In this novel Jack Merridew, a red-haired choir boy, tells Piggy, 'You're talking too much!'|Lord of the Flies
05/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WOOD & WIND|$1200|hard|His play 'Under Milk Wood', about the inhabitants of a Welsh seaside town, was published posthumously|Dylan Thomas
30/01/1996|Jeopardy!|CARD GAMES|$400|easy|This gambling game popular in Europe is called 'chemmy' for short|Chemin-de-fer
05/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RELATIVE LIT|$1000|hard|Robert Anderson's play title with a 'musical' regret; the 1970 film version starred Gene Hackman|I Never Sang for My Father
26/11/1984|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$100|easy|When you step on these, they let out a little 'wine'|grapes
03/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|VEEPS BY MIDDLE NAME|$600|medium|1857-1861: Cabell|(John C.) Breckenridge
24/09/2002|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$800|hard|Someone who gorges himself on sheep meat|mutton glutton
04/02/1986|Jeopardy!|JEWELRY|$200|easy|These 'buttons' button up your tuxedo shirt|studs
10/03/2009|Jeopardy!|BALLS OF FURY|$200|easy|An old military projectile, or a dive made with hands grasping knees|a cannonball
04/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'CAL' OF THE WILD|$800|hard|For a .44 magnum firearm, it's what the .44 is|caliber
27/04/2007|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES ARTS|$400|easy|Of a biopic on this author: 'Once upon a time, Flopsy & Mopsy, there was a plucky proto-feminist...'|Beatrix Potter
13/12/2011|Jeopardy!|'BLIND' LEADING THE BLIND|$800|hard|This affliction, a problem for drivers, is also called nyctalopia|night blindness
12/09/2007|Jeopardy!|OLD, ODD & OBSCURE WORDS|$800|hard|Wynton Marsalis should know that 'tubincinate' means to blow this instrument, his specialty|a trumpet
15/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL ANAGRAMS|$600|medium|Verna has a pet one perching just above her chamber door|Raven (Verna)
25/11/2011|Jeopardy!|PORTMANTEAU WORDS|$1000|hard|This word refers to the visible path in the wake of an aircraft|a contrail
21/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK MYTHOLOGY|$1600|hard|She's the mother of Eros|Aphrodite
24/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$2000|hard|Mormon religion founder Joseph, or 'Howdy Doody Show' founder Buffalo Bob|Smith
17/03/2008|Jeopardy!|SHERLOCK HOLMES|$600|medium|This one-time Willy Wonka took on the title role in 1975's 'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother'|Gene Wilder
11/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$7400|hard|Raffaele Farina, known as Bibliothecarius XLVI, is its head librarian|the Vatican
12/04/2000|Jeopardy!|CONTINENTS BY DESERT|$400|easy|Patagonian, Atacama|South America
14/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMICAL!|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows an astronomical animation on the monitor.)  The perigee is the point of the Moon's orbit at which it's nearest to the Earth; similarly, this term is the point at which the orbiting object is closest to the Sun|the perihelion
28/06/2001|Jeopardy!|STOP!|$100|easy|A stop bath is one of the steps in doing this|Photo developing
16/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|10 YEARS GONE|$1200|hard|In February 1999 Roger Ebert lost his TV partner when this critic passed away|(Gene) Siskel
01/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$600|medium|The logo of this city's NHL team is a winged car tire|Detroit Red Wings
24/09/2008|Jeopardy!|HUMOROUS MEDICAL SLANG|$600|medium|If you have 'acute lead poisoning: air-conditioned' you have multiple these|gun-shot wounds
30/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ALL CREATURES GREAT & SMALL|$1000|hard|The smallest of all monkeys is the pygmy type of this primate|a marmoset
22/05/2007|Jeopardy!|EASY AS 'A-B-C'|$600|medium|Tasty tuna type|albacore
17/11/2000|Jeopardy!|MUSIC TO MY EARS|$400|easy|(Hello, we're the Dixie Chicks)  Our song 'Ready to Run' was on the soundtrack of this movie with Richard Gere & Julia Roberts|Runaway Bride
08/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PASS THE 'P's|$1200|hard|It's a British word for a fistfight; in Hollywood, it's to add jokes to a comedy script|a punch-up
02/01/2012|Jeopardy!|PREFIXES|$1000|hard|When this prefix precedes 'active', it means 'backwards'; by itself it refers to the style of an earlier time|retro-
30/01/1996|Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICANS|$100|easy|The Algonquians gave us the name for this black animal with white stripes down its back|Skunk
02/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S OK TO SAY IT BACKWARDS|$1200|hard|Palindromic breads include India's naan & one spelling of this Jewish Sabbath item|hallah
19/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'S'WEETS|$400|easy|The name of this artificial sweetener discovered in 1879 comes from the Latin for 'sugar'|saccharine
10/12/1987|Jeopardy!|OPPOSITES IN SONG|$100|easy|Jim Stafford had a novelty song about 'My Girl Bill' while Johnny Cash's biggest hit was about him|A Boy Named Sue
12/05/2008|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$800|hard|Sizes of these range from 1 to 26 & types include milliners, sharps & tapestry|needles
18/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|RUTHERFORD B. HAYES|$600|medium|Hayes' wife, she was the 1st first lady to earn a college degree|'Lemonade Lucy' Hayes
06/10/2009|Jeopardy!|STATELY RIVERS|$1000|hard|Kennebunk River, Penobscot River|Maine
14/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE LITERARY WORLD|$1000|hard|Both 'The Magus' & 'The French Lieutenant's Woman' by this author have been made into films|John Fowles
23/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MARK YOUR CALENDAR|$600|medium|Black History Month|February
23/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$200|easy|In Esther 4:3, there was great mourning among the Jews, and many lay in sackcloth & these|Ashes
05/02/2004|Jeopardy!|A TIME TO BUILD UP|$200|easy|This platform used during construction may have a brick guard so those below don't get conked|the scaffold
19/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'ONE', 'TWO', 'THREE'|$800|hard|In reference to animals, what biped means|having two feet
22/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CONSTELLATIONS|$600|medium|This constellation of a lady chained to a rock contains the nearby M31 galaxy|Andromeda
16/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|Once known as Urga, this capital city is the cultural center of Mongolia|Ulan Bator
11/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CITY OF BIRTH|$800|hard|Mad magazine illustrator James Warhola|Pittsburgh
21/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$800|hard|Probably one of the few vegans in the House of Representatives, this Oh. Democrat ran for President in 2004 & 2008|Kucinich
11/10/2004|Jeopardy!|THE VIKINGS|$600|medium|In 1066 this great-great grandson of Rollo made what some call the last Viking invasion of England|William the Conqueror
10/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE CONTINENTAL CONGRESS MET HERE|$400|easy|The first meeting occurred September 5, 1774 in this city, one that they'd return to over & over again|Philadelphia
20/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT|$600|medium|There's no free land from the BLM; this practice enshrined in an 1862 law was abolished in 1976|homesteading
26/11/1996|Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|$400|easy|His 1861 cylindrical pin-tumbler lock was an adaptation of ancient Egyptian lock designs|Linus Yale
16/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|E.B. White spun this tale about a spider & a pig|Charlotte's Web
24/10/1997|Jeopardy!|YOU COULD PUT AN EYE OUT|$300|easy|Hitting the bull's eye in pub games,using these, brings you 50 points|Darts
06/02/2003|Jeopardy!|MISSING VOWELS|$600|medium|A well-protected mammal: 'RMDLL'|armadillo
26/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ARE YOU PERHAPS FRENCH?|$1600|hard|He was Jacques Chirac's predecessor as president|François Mitterand
14/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH REVOLUTION|$1600|hard|This document approved on August 27, 1789 proclaimed that 'Men are born and remain free and equal in rights'|The Declaration of the Rights of Man
13/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC GROUPS|$1600|hard|The Jacobins were a party in France in 1789; 100 years earlier the Jacobites were supporters of this family in England|the Stuarts
19/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FROM E TO SHINING E|$1600|hard|8-letter term meaning legally qualified to be elected to office|eligible
27/10/2000|Jeopardy!|AUDIO LITERATURE|$500|medium|Made into a movie starring Leo DiCaprio, the 'diaries' heard here are read by this man who wrote them ['Today was my first City League game & my first day in any organized basketball league...']|Jim Carroll ('The Basketball Diaries')
02/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF PLACES|$1200|hard|The city of Wagga Wagga in this Down Under nation straddles the Murrumbidgee River|Australia
27/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH OF THE EQUATOR|$1200|hard|The Australian capital territory, which includes Canberra, was carved out of this most populous state|New South Wales
10/12/2002|Jeopardy!|CAN I GET YOUR NUMBER?|$600|medium|In a variation of this kids' card game, the Jacks are 'crazy' or wild|Crazy Eights
31/12/1993|Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$200|easy|She dedicated 'Postcards from the Edge' to her brother Todd & her mother, Debbie Reynolds|Carrie Fisher
27/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|DECORATIVE ARTS|$800|hard|Punto alla rosa, or rose point, is a flowery type of this delicate openwork fabric|Lace
29/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN 'W'RITERS|$7600|hard|In the 1940s this epic war novelist served aboard the destroyer-minesweeper Zane|(Herman) Wouk
19/12/2006|Jeopardy!|A CHRISTMAS SONGBOOK|$400|easy|'Come, they told me, pa rum pa pum pum; a newborn king to see, pa rum pum pum pum'|The Little Drummer Boy
28/09/2005|Jeopardy!|EARTH, WIND OR FIRE|$800|hard|Shoe with what's termed a 'negative heel'|earth
12/01/2006|Jeopardy!|EASILY IMITATED|$600|medium|'Louis, I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship'|Humphrey Bogart
11/11/1988|Jeopardy!|THE 19th CENTURY|$400|easy|Austrian archduke who became emperor of Mexico in 1863|Maximillian
13/07/2007|Jeopardy!|TO INJURY|$200|easy|His boat wasn't swift enough as this ex-candidate for President & Navy man earned 3 Purple Hearts|(John) Kerry
02/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELIST-PLAYWRIGHTS|$600|medium|'Sheppey' is this 'Of Human Bondage' author's play about a barber who wins the sweepstakes|Somerset Maugham
25/03/2009|Jeopardy!|BATTLES BY PRESENT-DAY COUNTRY|$1000|hard|The Battle of Arnhem, the Siege of Haarlem|the Netherlands
16/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PIANISTS|$1600|hard|The nickname of this innovative Jazz pianist was 'Fatha'|Earl Hines
09/03/2005|Jeopardy!|GRAMMYS 2005|$800|hard|U2 was perhaps feeling dizzy after winning Grammys for this song|Vertigo
04/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$2000|hard|This fireside novella by Dickens is subdivided not into 3 chapters but into 3 chirps|The Cricket on the Hearth
09/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FACE THE MUSIC|$400|easy|You might have seen this country gal singing the National Anthem at the 2010 Super Bowl|Carrie Underwood
02/07/2007|Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO MY POLITICAL PARTY|$200|easy|Strom Thurmond, from 1964 to 2003|a Republican
11/10/2000|Final Jeopardy!|2000 PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFULS|None|None|This Harvard law grad who worked in Nixon's Consumer Affairs Dept. also served in the Reagan & Bush cabinets|Elizabeth Dole
26/11/1998|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE FOOTBALL|$500|medium|The last major bowl without a corporate sponsor, it struck an agreement with AT&T in 1998|The Rose Bowl
17/11/1999|Jeopardy!|ALL STARS|$200|easy|Nicknamed 'The Rocket', this pitcher won 3 Cy Young Awards with the Red Sox & 2 with the Blue Jays|Roger Clemens
24/11/1994|Jeopardy!|CANADIAN PROVINCES|$600|medium|With an area of 594,860 square miles, it's Canada's largest province|Quebec
26/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$800|hard|For petroleum, 42 U.S. gallons is one of these units|a barrel
13/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 15th CENTURY|$1600|hard|In 1453 the last Byzantine emperor, the XI of this name, died in the vain defense of his city|Constantine
16/02/2005|Jeopardy!|CATS|$1200|hard|The tail status determines the 4 varieties of this cat: Rumpy, Rumpy Riser, Stumpy & Longy|the Manx
19/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS|$1000|hard|This Greek who died in 1975 made a million importing tobacco before building his shipping fleet|Aristotle Onassis
16/10/2009|Jeopardy!|A HISTORY OF VIOLINS|$200|easy|Home to such early makers as Andrea Amati & Giovanni Maggini, this country is known as the violin's birthplace|Italy
10/06/2010|Jeopardy!|LANDMARKS FOR SALE|$1000|hard|Sure, it's 1,815 feet tall, but its elevators can rise at 20 feet per second!  You'll be home in Toronto in no time!|the CN Tower
22/02/2000|Jeopardy!|CELEBS|$100|easy|This director-producer's 'Star Wars' has generated more than $4.5 billion from licensed merchandise|George Lucas
12/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DANCES WITH WOLVES|$400|easy|In 'O Brother, Where Art Thou?' this 'ER' wolf linked to many an actress dances with the Soggy Bottom Boys|George Clooney
02/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|Though he said he found dueling abhorent, he participated in one in 1804|Alexander Hamilton
19/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|POETS|$400|easy|In 1957 a judge ruled that this poet's 'Howl' was not obscene & had redeeming social value|Ginsberg
18/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'OKI' DOKEY|$1200|hard|KC Masterpiece barbecue sauces are supposed to add this quality to the meat|smokiness
09/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$1000|hard|Some believe this exclamation of surprise or wonder originally referred to General Winfield|Great Scott!
11/03/2002|Jeopardy!|LOST 'COS'|$400|easy|It's another name for a beautician|a cosmetologist
23/02/2005|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE & PLACES|$1000|hard|The people of this Aussie state have an ap'peel'ing nickname: Apple Islanders|Tasmania
12/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CREATED|$800|hard|Also called frottage, some people do it to tombstones & brass plaques|rubbing
23/10/2007|Jeopardy!|'V' ME|$400|easy|This large family of snakes is identified by hollow fangs|vipers
24/12/1986|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS 'JAMES's|$800|hard|Novelist Henry's brother who, having given us 'The Meaning of Truth' in 1909, in 1910, died|William James
11/03/2003|Jeopardy!|LET'S GET TOGETHER|$1000|hard|This island in the Indian Ocean shares its name with a type of get-together|Reunion Island
10/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|DA OLOGY SHOW|$800|hard|The regional study of objects like the one shown here|egyptology
30/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|I'VE GOT ESPN|$400|easy|(I'm Scott Van Pelt.)  When this ESPN 'Big Show' debuted September 7, 1979, fans were told, 'You've gone to sports heaven'|SportsCenter
11/06/2002|Jeopardy!|EAT IT!|$1000|hard|Traditionally, shepherd's pie contains this meat, ground or diced|lamb
05/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WATERGATE|$800|hard|As acting Attorney General, future Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork fired Archibald Cox from this post|Special prosecutor
20/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE CITIES|$2000|hard|The 1980 Oscar winner for Foreign Language Film was '____ does Not Believe in Tears'|Moscow
16/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|____ OF ____|$6000|hard|Taken from the Book of Daniel, a respected person with a hidden flaw has this podiatric problem|feet of clay
11/01/2000|Jeopardy!|TELL ME 'Y'|$200|easy|'Meshugge' means crazy in this language of Europe's Ashkenazic Jews|Yiddish
02/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|PERFUME|$400|easy|Mimosa, mayflower & musk mingle in this, Yves St. Laurent's 'capital' perfume|Paris
17/01/2008|Jeopardy!|'ODE' TO JOY|$200|easy|It's our lucky 13th state|Rhode Island
14/03/2011|Jeopardy!|WE ARE THE WOLVES|$400|easy|It's the 'woody' alternate name for the gray wolf|the timber wolf
26/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE PERFORMER|$600|medium|Esai Morales lawyered up as Edward James Olmos' dad, Joseph Adama, in this 'Battlestar Galactica' prequel|Caprica
26/12/1989|Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|$100|easy|The 1st electric version had only red & green lights & had to be worked by hand|Stop Light/Traffic Signal
09/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICANISMS|$800|hard|Once this term was just a break in sports; now it's a break to discipline a child|a time out
18/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NEW YORK POST HEADLINES|$800|hard|The Post smelled the blood of this tabloid rival with August 7, 1992's 'Save-the-News Talks in Chaos'|New York Daily News
13/01/1986|Jeopardy!|LIGHTNING|$300|easy|Of 25, 50, or 100 miles, the longest length lightning strokes can reach|100 miles
07/12/2000|Jeopardy!|TOOTHPASTE TALK|$400|easy|What you have to do to shoot that tube on the top shelf of the medicine cabinet|Aim
16/12/2009|Jeopardy!|BIRDS WITHIN WORDS|$1000|hard|You'll find this bird in Milwaukee|auk
13/10/2009|Jeopardy!|WATER TASTE-OFF|$1000|hard|Nothing else has the roundness & finish of this PepsiCo product|Aquafina
19/10/2005|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL NAME'S THE SAME|$800|hard|Dalton, Hutton, Leary|Timothy
12/03/2002|Double Jeopardy!|I AM CURIOUS YELLOW|$2000|hard|As displayed in the circa-1540 saltcellar seen here, Benvenuto Cellini is best known as this type of craftsman|a goldsmith
15/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY RELATIVES|$200|easy|This poet's grandnephew, Greenleaf Whittier Pickard, invented the crystal detector used in radio|John Greenleaf Whittier
28/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|UNREAL ESTATE BROKERS|$800|hard|1937: Middle-earth|J.R.R. Tolkien
06/03/1992|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|Lake Pontchartrain & St. Bernard Parish form part of this city's northern & southern boundaries|New Orleans
06/01/2004|Jeopardy!|THE LAST|$200|easy|Ordered by Texas inmate Stanley Baker, Jr., it included 2 16-oz. ribeyes, 2 potatoes & a pint of ice cream|his last meal
18/11/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$200|easy|He played in 2,130 consecutive games; no wonder he was the pride of the Yankees|Lou Gehrig
22/06/1999|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$500|medium|In this Edith Wharton novel, Newland Archer marries May Welland but is tempted by Ellen Olenska|The Age of Innocence
21/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'SAN'|$1600|hard|From the Latin for 'holy', it means feigning great righteousness & piety|sanctimonious
04/02/1991|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$400|easy|In 'History of My Calamities', he wrote about his tragic romance with Heloise|Abelard
24/09/1997|Jeopardy!|ORDINAL NUMBER, PLEASE|$100|easy|It's where Washington was in war, in peace & in the hearts of his countrymen|First
08/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER MOVIE TITLES|$1000|hard|Charles Bronson & 6 other gunslingers save a town & then all get married|The Magnificent Seven Brides For Seven Brothers
11/12/2001|Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS|$1000|hard|His 'Report' to the House of Representatives was flying off the shelves in 1998|Kenneth Starr
13/05/1998|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$200|easy|Any seasoning for pilaf|Rice spice
04/05/2005|Jeopardy!|IT HAD TO BE 'U'|$400|easy|From the Latin for 'the womb', it's where the embryo is nourished|the uterus
03/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THAT ISLAND IS OURS!|$1600|hard|New Caledonia|France
19/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE MILLIONAIRE|$200|easy|His ex-wife Ivana got $25 million in a 1991 divorce settlement, but he did get to keep the tower|Donald Trump
16/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MIND YOUR 'P's & 'Q's|$1000|hard|Guatemala's national currency was named for this bird|Quetzal
19/04/1999|Jeopardy!|MOVIE QUOTES|$300|easy|In 'Gilda' this actress declares, 'If I'd been a ranch, they would've named me The Bar Nothing'|Rita Hayworth
19/07/1999|Jeopardy!|THE GREEN HORNET|$300|easy|In the 1960s he played Kato on TV|Bruce Lee
08/12/1999|Jeopardy!|WINE & CHEESE|$200|easy|This Belgian cheese is said to be 'undoubtedly the stinkiest of the strong-smelling cheeses'|Limburger
02/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|STATE FLAGS|$600|medium|This object on the Indiana flag symbolizes liberty & enlightenment, like the big one in New York|Torch
19/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WHO SAID THAT?|$200|easy|The 1758 preface to his “Poor Richard's Almanac” says, “He that lives upon hope will die fasting”|Benjamin Franklin
18/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LEONARD NIMOY FILMS|$600|medium|This 1987 film directed by Nimoy was based on the French film 'Trois Hommes Et Un Couffin'|Three Men And A Baby
02/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ADD A LETTER|$1200|hard|Without an 'S', it's royal rule; with an 'S', it means to quit|reign & resign
29/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$400|easy|During this process, the opposite of photosynthesis, plants use oxygen & give up water & carbon dioxide|Respiration
31/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE SPORTING LIFE|$800|hard|In 1967 Memorial Coliseum in this West Coast city hosted the first Super Bowl as Green Bay beat Kansas City 35-10|Los Angeles
15/07/2003|Jeopardy!|HE DID IT!|$800|hard|Born Joseph Vissarionovich Dzhugashivili in 1879, died suddenly under a different name in 1953|Joseph Stalin
24/05/2010|Jeopardy!|JOHNSON & JOHNSON|$600|medium|The Crow Indians kill Robert Redford's family in this 1972 film & he's hell-bent on revenge|Jeremiah Johnson
25/01/2010|Jeopardy!|U.S. FIRSTS|$400|easy|In 1845 a Boston hotel became the first U.S. building to be warmed by this, also a 'Pajama Game' song|steam heat
22/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$800|hard|In baseball scoring it refers to a fielder's boo-boo|E (for error)
18/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY 'EL' MEN|$1200|hard|Surname of authors Ralph & Harlan|Ellison
12/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|KNOW YOUR EARTH|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew quarters the Earth on the monitor to show its three concentric layers.)  Temperatures range from about 2,000 to 8,000 degrees Fahrenheit in this part of the Earth between the crust & the core|the mantle
10/07/2008|Jeopardy!|VEGETARIANS CAN EAT THAT?|$200|easy|These bakery pastries don't contain the 'ursine' parts in their names; that would be too 'grizzly'|bear claws
12/06/1998|Jeopardy!|CONSERVATION|$100|easy|It's the most abundant fossil fuel on Earth & at current use may run out in 200-300 years|coal
23/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FEELINGS|$2000|hard|Emmett Kelly's Weary Willie is this type of clown; it's also a type of 'sack'|sad sack
21/11/2001|Jeopardy!|THE VIRGINIA MONOLOGUES|$100|easy|In 1826, on his deathbed, he said, 'This is the 4th?'|Thomas Jefferson
24/01/1997|Jeopardy!|PUERTO RICO|$400|easy|Puerto Rico is the smallest & easternmost of the islands of this 'greater' group|Antilles
13/03/2007|Jeopardy!|CARTOON FEMALES|$600|medium|The sexy cartoon female seen here starred in this innovative 1988 film|Who Framed Roger Rabbit
18/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|RADIO HEROES|$1000|hard|Later a foil for Lucy as Harry Carter, he foiled Ming on radio as Flash Gordon|Gale Gordon
06/02/2009|Jeopardy!|THE NEAREST|$400|easy|...of your 4 limbs to your heart is this one|your left arm
29/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GO WITH THE FLOW|$1600|hard|Garonne River (a bay)|the Bay of Biscay
02/12/1993|Jeopardy!|THE WILD WEST|$500|medium|Edward Zane Carroll Judson was the real name of this man who immortalized the wild west in his dime novels|Ned Buntline
05/10/2009|Jeopardy!|STUFF I WANT|$400|easy|You can't beat a circular saw from this 'man'ly brand of power tools from Sears|Craftsman
31/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$800|hard|Richard Lovelace wrote, 'Stone walls do not a prison make, nor iron bars' this|a cage
30/06/1998|Jeopardy!|LORD BYRON|$500|medium|Byron's character Harold bears this title that once referred to a 'youth' of noble birth|Childe
17/03/1998|Jeopardy!|ON ST. PADDY'S DAY|$300|easy|Good Grief! This comic strip star graced the cover of 'Life' magazine on March 17, 1967|Charlie Brown
22/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE FILM VAULT|$800|hard|An action star from the '30s to the '70s, this actor headlined 'The Fighting Seabees' & 'Flying Tigers'|John Wayne
23/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$1000|hard|This Buddy Ebsen series had a Nielsen average of 39.1 for 1963-64, the highest season rating from 1960 to today|The Beverly Hillbillies
29/05/2001|Jeopardy!|CHINESE INVENTIONS|$200|easy|Way before using it at sea, the Chinese had this device with a floating magnetized needle|Compass
10/11/2000|Jeopardy!|BORE & GUSH|$200|easy|Geologists use this earthquake measuring instrument to figure out where to drill for oil|a seismograph
10/03/1999|Jeopardy!|SPORTS HOME CITIES|$700|hard|The WNBA's Liberty|New York
29/03/2011|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT NAMES FOR MODERN PLACES|$600|medium|Greeks & Romans wrote about this island, Hibernia, though they never settled on it|Ireland
26/02/1998|Jeopardy!|GOT YOUR GOAT|$100|easy|A male goat is a buck or billy; a female goat is called this|a nanny
03/09/1990|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS|$400|easy|This infamous French nobleman died at the asylum of Charenton in 1814 -- it 'pains' us to tell you|the Marquis de Sade
05/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LEFT TO MY OWN DEVICES|$1600|hard|Iraq administrator Paul Bremner's line 'You cannot wand a million people' referred to a hand-held one|a metal detector
14/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|I'M NOT REALLY A SCIENTIST|$600|medium|On 'Friends', David Schwimmer plays this type of scientist|Paleontologist
01/04/1993|Double Jeopardy!|OPERETTAS|$200|easy|Strangely, Man Friday is a mezzo-soprano in this Offenbach work based on a Daniel Defoe book|Robinson Crusoe
31/01/2007|Jeopardy!|A KIND OF 'USH'|$800|hard|After 9 years as Soviet premier, he was deposed for failing to establish missiles in Cuba|Khrushchev
26/12/2006|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED CABINET DEPARTMENTS|$1000|hard|CRUEL GUITAR|Agriculture
27/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|A LURE|$1600|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew wraps a lure.) When you wrap a fish hook with feathers & thread, it's called tying one of these lightweight lures that mimic insects|flies
08/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|POETIC PLACES|$1200|hard|'Chalk-white arrows' lead to this title Shel Silverstein place that's located 'before the street begins'|Where the Sidewalk Ends
24/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OPUS DAY|$2000|hard|To premiere his Opus 30 concerto Nov. 28, 1909, this Russian had to show future pianists how to do it|Sergei Rachmaninoff
12/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MARSUPIAL RHYME TIME|$800|hard|Flower for an American marsupial|a possum blossom
23/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FAMILY PLOT|$1200|hard|A 'colorful' dog with only one ear adopts a Texas family in the 1860s in this beloved Fred Gipson novel|Old Yeller
09/11/1989|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$400|easy|1 of 2 National Hockey League teams to retire Gordie Howe's uniform number|Detroit Red Wings & Hartford Whalers
21/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TUXEDO JUNCTION|$400|easy|Europeans once called tuxedos by the name of this city in Monaco|Monte Carlo
20/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$400|easy|This stuff, crucial to the 'Star Trek'episode 'The Alternative Factor', consists of antiparticles like antiprotons|antimatter
26/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$600|medium|In 1971 this West German chancellor won the Nobel Peace Prize for easing East-West tensions|Willy Brandt
28/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY ISLANDS|$400|easy|While on Jackson's Island, he met Jim, Miss Watson's runaway slave|Huck Finn
30/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$2000|hard|Bellini title gal who's high priestess of a Druid temple in Gaul|Norma
14/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HERSTORY|$1600|hard|The motto 'semper paratus' game us this nautical acronym for the WWII Women's Coast Guard Reserve|SPAR
21/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC PAIRS|$200|easy|Trinidad is over 15 times the size of this national partner|Tobago
14/11/2005|Jeopardy!|SCARY MOVIES|$800|hard|Elisha Cuthbert & Paris Hilton are amazed by the life-like sculptures at this title museum|the House of Wax
09/06/2005|Jeopardy!|'DEAD' RECKONING|$1000|hard|Anatomical term for an expert marksman, or something used to tighten shrouds & stays|a deadeye
29/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|GENERALS|$200|easy|Horemheb, general to this boy pharaoh, fought the Hittites in Syria|Tutankhamun
21/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITY HISTORY|$2000|hard|This city on the Columbia River traces its origins to a fur-trading post established by a certain John Jacob's men|Astoria
11/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THE SOLAR SYSTEM|$1000|hard|Consisting of a continuous flow of gases from the sun, its top speed may reach 2.25 million miles per hour|solar wind
22/03/2000|Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN TIME TRAVEL|$300|easy|The fourth installment of this film series involved 2 time-traveling whales|Star Trek
07/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS, ANIMALS, ANIMALS|$1600|hard|The Waltons had a pet one named Myrtle; Tad Lincoln's were named Nanny & Nanko|goat
07/02/2007|Jeopardy!|FROM THE LATIN|$600|medium|This word that means 'writer' comes from the Latin for 'agent'|author
09/04/2008|Jeopardy!|HAVE SOME WINE|$400|easy|If selling wine, remember that every bottle must list the name, the producer & this content if it's over 14%|the alcohol content
19/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HARD STUFF|$400|easy|Around 1890 Thomas Edison schemed to have this invention named after his rival George Westinghouse|the electric chair
01/07/1993|Jeopardy!|PIG ODDS & ENDS|$200|easy|It's the mixture of liquid & solid foods fed to pigs|slop (or swill)
04/02/2005|Jeopardy!|PUNK'D|$1000|hard|A tree-hugger is a nature lover; a tree this, like what Butterfly Hill did in a redwood, is an extremist|tree-sitter
10/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'BAR' TRIVIA|$800|hard|Popular pie plant pictured here|rhubarb
14/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PSYCHOLOGY JARGON|$400|easy|These 2 types of behavior, desiring pain & seeking to inflict it, are both named for novelists|Sadomasochism or Sadism & Masochism
23/10/2000|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RELATIVES|$300|easy|Between the 2 of them, Dionne Warwick & this cousin have had more than 50 Top 40 hits|Whitney Houston
05/10/2001|Jeopardy!|MONOTREMES|$400|easy|The name platypus comes from the Greek for 'broad' this body part|a foot
17/11/2000|Jeopardy!|I PROTEST!|$100|easy|A November 1999 meeting of this body abbreviated the WTO was hampered by thousands of protests|World Trade Organization
30/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISHMEN|$2000|hard|Brit economist John Stuart Mill was a great proponent of this 'greatest good for the greatest number' system|utilitarianism
13/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS|$200|easy|A founders photo includes one representative who couldn't actually vote in Congress - Walter Fauntroy, the first elected delegate from here|Washington, D.C.
18/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SCIENCE|$1200|hard|During the depression, this marine biologist & ecologist wrote radio scripts for the U.S. Bureau of Fisheries|Rachel Carson
28/06/2005|Jeopardy!|IN THE PANTRY|$1000|hard|To flavor your broth, use a cube of this, from the French for 'to boil'|bouillon
08/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$2000|hard|You would think the best antipruritic drugs to help relieve or prevent this are probably made from scratch|itching
13/04/2001|Final Jeopardy!|THE SUPREME COURT|None|None|Charles Evans Hughes was appointed to the court by this man whom he later succeeded as Chief Justice|William Howard Taft
19/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET & OPERA|$2000|hard|In an opera based on history, the pharaoh Akhenaten gives up polygamy for this beautiful queen|Nefertiti
10/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE IN COLLEGE|$600|medium|Arianna Huffington was president of the debating society at this prestigious British university|Cambridge
29/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S MY NICKNAME, DON'T WEAR IT OUT|$1600|hard|Known as 'The Queen of Mean', this hotel owner served time for tax evasion in the 1990s|Leona Helmsley
23/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COMPUTER NAMES|$1200|hard|The first 2 letters in the name of this Sony PC can stand for 'Video Audio'|VAIO
27/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MAKES SCENTS|$400|easy|You don't have to win an Oscar to wear this famous Oscar's Volupte perfume|Oscar de la Renta
24/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SYMBOLS|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Abu Simbel, Egypt.)  Heiroglyphs can be phonograms, representing sounds, or these, representing concepts, like 'sun'|ideographs
17/05/2000|Jeopardy!|BOASTING|$300|easy|In 1990 he boasted that if attacked, he would turn the Saudi oil fields into 'A sea of fire'|Saddam Hussein
26/11/1998|Jeopardy!|FOLKLORE|$500|medium|Lesser known than Paul Bunyan, but equally heroic, Gib Morgan was a mighty driller for this|Oil
19/01/1998|Jeopardy!|CANADIAN HODGEPODGE|$100|easy|In English, Montreal's Hotel Quatre Saisons is known as this|The Four Seasons
01/09/1997|Jeopardy!|SALUTE TO LABOR|$100|easy|Promising more assertiveness, John Sweeney was elected president of this labor federation in 1995|AFL-CIO
09/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK|$400|easy|In the nursery rhyme, it comes between 'lavender's blue' & 'lavender's green'|Dilly-Dilly
16/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYWRIGHTS & ACTRESSES|$1000|hard|In the late 1800s Victorien Sardou not only wrote but directed plays for this great French actress|Sarah Bernhardt
19/02/2008|Jeopardy!|WINTER SPORTS & GAMES|$1000|hard|Making its third debut in 2002, this sled gets its anatomical name from what people thought an early one resembled|a skeleton
19/10/1998|Jeopardy!|KING KRAZY|$200|easy|As his many ex-wives could tell you, he's the 'live wire' seen here|Larry King
15/01/2003|Jeopardy!|HAIR TODAY|$400|easy|A Sally Hansen product uses this hot substance to remove unwanted hair|wax
07/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'BU' WHO|$1200|hard|Hirsute Civil War general seen here|Ambrose Burnside
21/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$1200|hard|In 1814, seeing a lady in mourning in a spangled dress, this lord wrote, 'She walks in beauty, like the night'|Byron
11/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN AMERICANS|$400|easy|As part of a 3-book deal, she'll soon write a memoir about her years as Secretary of State|(Condoleezza) Rice
02/05/1994|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC APPRECIATION|$600|medium|Now world-famous, this young Austrian choral group was established in 1498|the Vienna Boys Choir
29/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|Caped crusaders hook up with 'Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous' host to become this crimefighting duo|Batman & Robin Leach
19/09/2006|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL QUOTES|$400|easy|Paul wrote to Timothy, 'Drink no longer water, but use a little' this 'for thy stomach's sake and thine often infirmities'|wine
11/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOUSES OF WORSHIP|$400|easy|The last British sovereign buried at this church was George II in 1760; since then, they've been buried at Windsor|Westminster Abbey
15/10/2001|Jeopardy!|THE HISTORY CHANNEL|$400|easy|It's the item described here, as improved by blacksmith William Dimmit|drill bit
25/04/2006|Jeopardy!|TAUNT 'O'|$1000|hard|After a wrong response, we may need to use one of these cathode-ray 'scopes' to check for brain activity|an oscilloscope
24/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE|$800|hard|The logo seen here belongs to this storied franchise|Montreal Canadiens
15/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TV LAW|$600|medium|It features Ms. Brenneman on the bench|Judging Amy
08/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ONCE THERE WERE NO COMPUTERS|$400|easy|Before computer games, this 'happy' term referred to a control rod used by pilots|a joystick
07/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE FROM CONNECTICUT|$400|easy|This showman's first attraction was Joice Heth, a slave presented as George Washington's former nurse|P.T. Barnum
17/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'HAY', THERE|$1000|hard|The identity of the person who threw the bomb during this May 4, 1886 Chicago riot was never determined|Haymarket
10/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FDR|$1200|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from the FDR Presidential Library.)  FDR collected these watercolors of the naval battles with this country in 1846-47|Mexico
03/12/1993|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'WH'|$200|easy|It's the watery part of milk that separates from the curds when making cheese|Whey
15/02/2000|Jeopardy!|PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS|$400|easy|NYC's Alvin Theatre was renamed in his honor while his hit 'Brighton Beach Memoirs' was playing there|Neil Simon
07/02/2006|Jeopardy!|DINNER & A MOVIE|$200|easy|Mary Jane Watson slings plates at the Moondance Diner in this 2002 superhero film|Spider-Man
18/07/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|$200|easy|An order was given in October, 1961 to remove this man's body from Lenin's tomb|Josef Stalin
20/04/1998|Jeopardy!|MEN OF LETTERS|$400|easy|Wystan Hugh|Auden
22/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'B' BRAVE|$1600|hard|A ratio of systolic & diastolic values|blood pressure
08/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THINGS JAPANESE|$400|easy|These include the Hanshin Tigers, Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters & Yomiuri Giants|baseball teams
09/05/2007|Jeopardy!|SPACE EXPLORATION|$1000|hard|Launched in 1977, this spacecraft is the most distant manmade object at more than 9.5 billion miles from Earth|Voyager
30/10/1992|Jeopardy!|DON'T 'CALL' US|$100|easy|1903 Jack London work in which a dog, half St. Bernard, half Scotch shepherd, survives the wilderness|The Call of the Wild
24/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|RATED 'G'|$200|easy|He got more popular votes for president than George W. Bush in 2000 but lost the election|Al Gore
17/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|RAKES & LIVERS|$1200|hard|'The Ruthless Rake' is one of the many novels by this 'Queen of Romance'|Barbara Cartland
11/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TECH TALK|$1600|hard|This word came to be used in telecom when the coverage area was divided into honeycomb shapes|cellular
16/10/2003|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$400|easy|Zero, or a religious sister|none/nun
26/12/1997|Jeopardy!|1945|$100|easy|He was preparing for the U.N. conference in San Francisco when he died in Warm Springs, Ga. on April 12|Franklin D. Roosevelt
09/01/2001|Jeopardy!|AMAZIN' FACTS|$300|easy|Hugo Wieslander, runner-up in the 1912 Olympic decathlon, refused the gold medal this man had to return|Jim Thorpe
09/05/2001|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED COUNTRIES|$400|easy|In Asia: Giant ash fan|Afghanistan
28/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|JOHN GRISHAM|$2000|hard|In a 2003 Grisham book, fictional public defender Clay Carter earns this nickname, also that of real-life lawyer Melvin Belli|The King of Torts
26/01/1999|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$200|easy|This actor starred as Tom Dooley in the film seen here in 1959, the same year he hit it big on TV|Michael Landon
05/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ALL I WANT FOR ISTHMUS|$11600|hard|Africa & Asia are joined by this isthmus that separates the Red Sea & the Mediterranean Sea|Suez
20/11/2007|Jeopardy!|MOVIE PREMIERES|$2000|hard|The premiere of Cecil B. DeMille's 'Union Pacific' was a 3-day costume spectacle in this city where the U.P. railroad began|Omaha, Nebraska
14/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|Until 1972 this was the name of the Indian Ocean island whose current name means 'resplendent land'|Ceylon (now Sri Lanka)
07/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WWII NAMES|$600|medium|In 1945 he was exiled to the French Ile d'Yeu, where he died 7 years later at age 95|Pétain
14/10/2009|Jeopardy!|IN THE MILITARY?|$200|easy|The head of a large business firm may be called this naval rank 'of industry'|captain
04/10/2002|Jeopardy!|& GO TO 'BED'|$1000|hard|In the Bible she was mom to Moses & Aaron|Jochebed
13/11/2000|Jeopardy!|'H'ISTORIC PEOPLE|$500|medium|'Demian' & 'Journey to the East' are 2 novels by this Nobel Prize winner who wrote in German|Hermann Hesse
06/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|QUASI-RELATED PAIRS|$200|easy|'Jeopardy!' announcer Johnny & '60s TV variety show host Ed|Gilbert & Sullivan
20/06/2001|Jeopardy!|SURVIVOR 12:  THE MUPPETS|$400|easy|The other Muppets were offended by this bear, who told bad jokes while walking around naked|Fozzie Bear
17/06/2008|Jeopardy!|LET'S EAT|$400|easy|Choose a dry day to make the pie combining lemon & this egg-white concoction; the latter does poorly in humidity|meringue
25/12/2006|Jeopardy!|DINOSAURS|$200|easy|Anatosaurus was this type of dinosaur named for a feature it shared with the platypus|a duckbill
06/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ON WISCONSIN|$1600|hard|Hazlewood, the house where the Wisconsin state constitution was drafted, is in this city; oh yeah, & Lambeau Field, too|Green Bay
12/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RICH FELLAS|$800|hard|This fast food co.'s stock took a quarter pounding when it didn't make the list of Warren Buffett's major holdings|McDonald's
10/11/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN-AMERICANA|$400|easy|In the history of jazz, Dizzy Gillespie & Louis Armstrong were 2 of the greatest players of this instrument|the trumpet
01/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'UNK' ROCK|$1200|hard|Quality of special soldiers honored & entombed at Arlington|unknown
24/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'RED' & 'GREEN'|$800|hard|Garibaldi's followers, or what they wore|Redshirts
09/06/2003|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY NOVELS|$600|medium|Character who (ironically) remarks, 'I shall grow old, and horrible...but this picture will remain always young'|Dorian Gray
29/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|GASES|$600|medium|Produced by the decay of plant & animal matter, this colorless & odorless gas, CH4, is flammable|methane
08/11/1988|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$200|easy|Frederick II agreed to lead one of these for the pope, but due to an epidemic he didn't go and was excommunicated|a Crusade
19/11/2007|Jeopardy!|THANKS FOR THE MEMORABILIA|$1000|hard|A pair of these weapons used by Mark Hamill & David Prowse each sold for over $100,000 at an auction in 2005|lightsabers
25/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC MOVIE SPECIAL EFFECTS|$800|hard|1968: (Spoiler alert!) Taylor discovers Lady Liberty poking up through the sand|Planet of the Apes
10/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$2000|hard|In 1785 architect Juan de Villanueva was commissioned to design this Madrid museum|the Prado
11/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE'S MOST INTRIGUING PEOPLE|$400|easy|(1985) 'Rich, Famous, and Married to Sean Penn'|Madonna
01/07/2011|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LIT CHARACTERS|$500|medium|In 'The Jungle Book', this character is referred to as 'the frog' due to his hairlessness|Mowgli
06/06/2000|Jeopardy!|HURRICANES|$500|medium|'My Fair Lady' tune with the line 'In Hertford, Hereford and Hampshire, hurricanes hardly happen'|The Rain in Spain
12/07/2010|Jeopardy!|UH-OH, DEATH|$600|medium|Ancient Egyptians thought this organ, the haty, was the source of life & being, & its destruction caused a 'second death'|the heart
19/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL WORLD WAR II MEMORIAL|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reads the clue from the National World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C.)  Engraved in the memorial granite is this man's quote, prior to D-Day, that begins, 'You are about to embark upon the Great Crusade'|Eisenhower
18/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PHONE HOME!|$400|easy|Biblical prophet Joesph, phone home!  This man, your father, needs your investment advice|Jacob
11/11/1986|Jeopardy!|TATTOOS|$100|easy|Some versions of this ancient book command 'You shall not...tattoo any marks upon you'|The Bible
01/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AND NOW FROM THE BRIEFING ROOM|$1600|hard|On July 5, 2000 Pres. Clinton announced that Ehud Barak & this leader would meet him for a Camp David summit|Yasser Arafat
16/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|12-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|Luggage-based term for a war-profiteering Northerner in the Postbellum South|carpetbagger
24/01/2011|Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT TROMBONES|$400|easy|The most common trombone bears the name of this male singing voice|tenor
04/01/1999|Jeopardy!|ON THE MOVE|$300|easy|In 1987 one of these vessels sank in the North Sea when the vehicle deck doors were left open|Ferry
04/07/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU WANNA PIZZA THIS?|$400|easy|Traditionally, Pizza Napoletana is topped with these little fish|anchovies
20/01/2009|Jeopardy!|YOU 'GO' FIRST|$200|easy|Red caps are required for this position in water polo|goalie
11/11/2002|Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$600|medium|This 'animal' verb's synonyms include endure, stand, abide, suffer & support|(to) bear
02/01/2003|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WOMEN|$200|easy|In August 1977 she opened her first cookie store in Palo Alto, California|Debbi Fields
18/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$1200|hard|This man who served from August 9, 1974 to January 20, 1977, had the second shortest term of the 20th Century|Gerald Ford
02/03/2007|Jeopardy!|THE FIRST 'STONE'|$400|easy|A newspaper in this fabled Arizona city is appropriately named the Epitaph|Tombstone
01/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|42nd STREET|$200|easy|Around this organization's HQ on the East River from 42nd to 48th, watch out for double-parked diplomats|United Nations
08/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SEARCHING THE GLOBE|$1000|hard|While awaiting a permit to look for Troy, he spent part of 1869 in Indianapolis getting a divorce|Heinrich Schliemann
10/09/1984|Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$100|easy|River mentioned most often in the Bible|the Jordan
27/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|A DICKENS OF A STORY|$2000|hard|This Dickens Christmas story is divided into 'Chirp the First', 'Chirp the Second' & 'Chirp the Third'|The Cricket on the Hearth
05/04/2004|Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICANS|$600|medium|A member of the Kaw tribe of Kansas, Charles Curtis was vice president under this man from 1929 to 1933|(Herbert) Hoover
10/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES|$1200|hard|Because of his oratory style, James K. Polk was nicknamed this French leader 'of the stump'|Napoleon
24/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LAW & ORDER|$4000|hard|The name of this writ that tells a lower court to butt out also applies to the 18th Amendment|writ of prohibition
13/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN PHRASE BOOK|$600|medium|Tell your Barcelona babe 'Hasta la vista' & this is what you've said|Good-bye/until we meet again/see you later
23/03/2010|Jeopardy!|BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN|$1000|hard|The liberal 1968 reforms of Czechoslovakia's Alexander Dubcek are known by this 'seasonal' 2-word term|the Prague Spring
03/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$1600|hard|The magazine is a mix of lifestyles & sexy stuff; this cocktail is a mix of lime & cranberry juices, vodka & Cointreau|a cosmopolitan
23/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$200|easy|In 1938 actor Orson presented this novelist's 'The War of the Worlds' on radio|H.G. Wells
04/04/2006|Jeopardy!|'S'PAÑOL|$600|medium|Referring to mountains with a saw-toothed appearance, it precedes Madre & Nevada|sierra
11/01/2006|Jeopardy!|THE KENNEDY CENTER|$1000|hard|This American pianist who took Moscow (& the world) by storm in 1958 received a Kennedy Center honor in 2001|Van Cliburn
24/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|I AM I SAID|$2000|hard|Soon before his mental collapse in 1889, this European thinker wrote, 'I am not a man I am dynamite'|Nietzsche
06/01/1997|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FIRSTS|$400|easy|The 1st land engagement of this war took place June 24, 1898 at Las Guasimas, Cuba|Spanish-American War
07/05/2009|Jeopardy!|PSYCH!|$1000|hard|This school of psychology with a German name emphasizes the study of whole, not partial, experiences|Gestalt
03/11/2006|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS LEADERS|$1000|hard|In 1975 he launched what was regarded as the 'Kmart of the stock brokerage industry'|Charles Schwab
16/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1600|hard|This patriotic composer said, 'Give me liberty or give me d-death, d-death, d-death, d-death, d-death, d-death, d-death'|Patrick Henry Mancini
24/01/2001|Jeopardy!|A LOAD OF BULL|$400|easy|Founded by Pompey the Great around 75 A.D., this city hosts the Running of the Bulls each July|Pamplona
16/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|POETRY|$600|medium|The last line of her poem 'The New Colossus' is 'I lift my lamp beside the golden door'|Emma Lazarus
23/12/1997|Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$500|medium|Titan is the largest moon of this planet; Calypso & Telesto are among the smallest|Saturn
03/10/2006|Jeopardy!|LET'S CELEBRATE!|$1000|hard|Meaning 'a coming', it's the period before Christmas that begins on the Sunday nearest to November 30|Advent
22/01/2009|Jeopardy!|VIDEO GAMES|$800|hard|Computer Space, the first arcade video game, makes a cameo in this 1973 sci-fi film (spoiler: the title is people!)|Soylent Green
09/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT|$2000|hard|The Times obit on Harold Bell said he drew the original sketches of this 'Give a hoot, don't pollute' bird|Woodsy Owl
22/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TASTY MUSICAL ACTS|$400|easy|Billy Corgan of this band wasn't Melon Collie when its third album sold over 4 million copies|The Smashing Pumpkins
19/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AFI'S 100 YEARS 100 MOVIES|$1600|hard|This Lew Wallace 'tale of the Christ' is the only title on the ballot twice; Charlton Heston was in one|Ben-Hur
11/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CORPORATE SPORTS VENUES|$200|easy|Chicago's United Center & Salt Lake City's Delta Center are named for this type of business|airlines
22/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE DOLPHINS|$800|hard|The tucuxi, an under-4-foot dolphin, has been found swimming more than 1,500 miles up this river|the Amazon
12/12/1997|Jeopardy!|HAMMERS|$300|easy|Goods being sold 'under the hammer' are found at these events|Auctions
29/01/1999|Jeopardy!|PLAYGROUND PUNCHLINES|$500|medium|It's why the skeleton didn't cross the road|Because he didn't have the guts!
14/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$400|easy|Jim Gary created these prehistoric creatures from junkyard parts; he said Chryslers made the best ones|dinosaurs
26/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$600|medium|Language in which the Bible's New Testament was written|ancient Greek
09/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE NECK UP|$1600|hard|This membrane transmits vibrations to little bones called auditory ossicles|the eardrum
17/11/1988|Jeopardy!|PHYSICAL SCIENCE|$300|easy|It's defined as a form of an element with the same atomic number but different atomic weight|Isotope
26/03/2007|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. CONGRESS|None|None|This state has the largest congressional district in area|Alaska
14/01/2011|Jeopardy!|JUS-TIFIED|$800|hard|Jus gentium is this 13-letter type of 'law' that diplomats have to know about|international
23/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TURKMENISTAN, THE COUNTRY|$200|easy|Decade during which Turkmenistan most recently became an independent country|the 1990s
10/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$2000|hard|The dying cowboy in “Streets of Laredo” wants 6 pretty girls to bear this|his pall
15/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|UNDER THE MICROSCOPE|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew looks into a microscope.)  You can see why a form of this cancerous disease in which the body makes too many lymphocytes is called 'hairy cell'|leukemia
24/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|RICH-ARTs & ROB-ARTs|$2000|hard|This architect partnered with Rudolph Schindler & pioneered steel-frame housing with the Lovell House, seen here|(Richard) Neutra
15/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|VOICE OF AMERICA|$400|easy|I love the online VOA pronounciation guide when we mention this country's new president Vojislav Kostunica|Yugoslavia
10/12/1998|Jeopardy!|CHRISTMAS CUSTOMS|$100|easy|Legend says enemies who met under a branch of this would drop their weapons & embrace; now we kiss under it|Mistletoe
05/11/2001|Jeopardy!|THAT WAS NO LADY|$500|medium|This Oscar winner was Buffy the gender slayer on 'Bosom Buddies'|Tom Hanks
11/10/2004|Jeopardy!|CATHOLICISM|$200|easy|The Catholic League describes itself as this 3-letter type of organization, meaning non-clerical|lay
21/09/2004|Jeopardy!|SILENT 'P'|$400|easy|An extinct flying reptile from the Cretaceous Period, it had a wingspan of about 25 feet|a pteranodon
07/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THEY RULED!|$2000|hard|This former law professor was prime minister of his country for parts of three decades|Pierre Elliott Trudeau
04/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|21st CENTURY SENATORS|$1600|hard|In 2009, this veteran senator was the life of his new party|Arlen Specter
10/11/2005|Jeopardy!|THE 19th CENTURY|$600|medium|It was the largest & most powerful state of the German Empire in the 1800s|Prussia
06/07/1998|Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$300|easy|Singer seen here, boogeying with Courteney Cox:|Bruce Springsteen
10/10/2005|Jeopardy!|LET'S GO TO THE MOVIES|$600|medium|The people on the board that assigns these, such as G & R, have to have had kids|ratings
18/06/2001|Jeopardy!|THEY PUT ME ON HOLD AGAIN!|$100|easy|Calling Grand Central Station could get you this hold music|Loco-Motion
05/03/2001|Jeopardy!|ATOMIC WEIGHTS|$400|easy|The atomic number of manganese, or a speed Sammy Hagar just can't drive|55
22/09/2006|Jeopardy!|MISHEARD LYRICS|$600|medium|Rupert Holmes wanted to know 'If you like' these drinks, not bean enchiladas|piña coladas
23/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TORONTO'S CN TOWER|$2000|hard|In 1995 the American Society of Civil Engineers designated the CN Tower as one member of this numerical group|one of the 7 Wonders of the Modern World
24/05/2000|Jeopardy!|FIELD OF 'DREAM's|$200|easy|Collective name for the 1992 U.S. men's Olympic basketball squad|The Dream Team
23/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TERMS OF ENDEARMENT|$800|hard|Many terms of endearment are food words, like muffin or this, a round mass of steamed dough, like a wonton|dumpling
23/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IT CHANGED THE WORLD|$1600|hard|The papers that revolutionized modern physics were published in 1905 by a clerk of this city's patent office|Berne
20/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|YULE TUBE|$800|hard|Santa & company crash on an island & meet the island's penguins: 'Merry ____'|Madagascar
29/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SACRED TO THIS RELIGION|$1200|hard|The Kaaba|Islam
24/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL DATING GAME|$600|medium|Abigail married this great king of Israel after pleading with him not to harm her husband|David
14/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|B SILENT|$200|easy|Mary had a little one|a lamb
22/10/1997|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' RHYME TIME|$300|easy|Shakespeare's pens|Will's quills
26/03/1990|Jeopardy!|THE UNIVERSE|$300|easy|William Herschel thought he saw these around Uranus in 1787; in 1977 they were really seen|Rings
01/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S VISIT BELIZE|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew at Xunantunich)  Rainforests are a key to this term...|biodiversity
30/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHEELS OF FORTUNE|$400|easy|The hood ornament, the Spirit of Ecstasy, can retract with a button push on some cars made by this company|Rolls-Royce
02/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1000|hard|When this scientist discovered oxygen, he called it dephlogisticated air|Joseph Priestley
13/03/2000|Jeopardy!|'SIX' PACK|$400|easy|It begins the phrase that ends 'Half a dozen of the other'|Six of One
04/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$1000|hard|There are 3 types of this in humans:  lanugo, which is shed before or shortly after birth, vellus & terminal|hair
11/01/2010|Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL PARK SYSTEM|$1000|hard|Seen here, it's known to some Native Americans as Bears Lodge|Devils Tower
19/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|A NIGHT AT THE OPERA|$400|easy|Act IV of this opera begins with Desdemona's 'Willow Song'|Otello
01/06/1990|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$200|easy|These 2 words for conical deposits found in caverns come from the Greek 'stalassein', meaning 'to drip'|Stalactites & Stalagmites
07/01/2008|Jeopardy!|SODA POP QUIZ|$800|hard|The drink known as 'Code' this is 'everything you love about Mountain Dew with a smooth cherry flavor'|Red
28/09/2005|Jeopardy!|ARRESTING TELEVISION|$800|hard|Sgt. Esterhaus led roll call on this '80s drama & hey!  Let's be careful out there|Hill Street Blues
17/07/2003|Jeopardy!|OOPS!|$400|easy|In August 1998 a TV station in this largest Canadian city bought Howard Stern's show, then refused to air it|Toronto
16/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNT RUSHMORE|$800|hard|This third president's head originally was on Washington's right then blasted away & resculpted on George's left|Thomas Jefferson
14/09/2009|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$800|hard|1844 was a good year for him; he received a patent for his vulcanized rubber process|Goodyear
22/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TV TITLE ROLES|$400|easy|Will Smith 1990-96|The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
28/06/2010|Jeopardy!|EVEN MONEY|$600|medium|'Walking Liberty' preceded ol' Ben on the obverse of these U.S. coins|the 50-cent piece
14/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENTARY, MY DEAR|$600|medium|Element No. 99 on the Periodic Table was named for Einstein & No. 100 was named for this physicist|Enrico Fermi (Fermium)
02/02/2000|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE FREQUENCY?|$100|easy|The Miss Universe pageant|Once a year
02/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RIGHT 'IN' THE MIDDLE|$1200|hard|Albert, Charles or Rainier|a prince
18/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|A MUSE ME|$2000|hard|The name of this muse of love poetry is an anagram of orate|Erato
10/09/2001|Jeopardy!|LARRY KING'S PUBLIC FIGURES|$200|easy|I'm all shook up about my next guest & the caller is from his hometown...Tupelo, MS., hello?|Elvis Presley
12/07/2007|Jeopardy!|YUM... CANDY!|$600|medium|In 1997 this candy introduced a female character who's green; she called her autobiography 'I Melt For No One'|M&M's
26/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|Mountain range that surrounds city of Atlanta|the Blue Ridge Mountains
19/12/2011|Jeopardy!|I BELIEVE WEBSTER'S DEFINES IT AS...|$1000|hard|'adj... 2 b: happy, golden' as in (this) era or the (this) days of youth|halcyon
11/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT|$800|hard|The Aare is a tributary of the Rhine; this organization for people 50 & older has 'the power to make it better'|the AARP
12/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$800|hard|'Falcon' nationality (7)|Maltese
11/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC HOMES|$1000|hard|Chesterwood, a Stockbridge, MA estate, includes the home & studio of this 'Minuteman' sculptor|Daniel Chester French
12/02/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC BROTHERS|$400|easy|After his brother Raul was arrested in 1995, he fled Mexico, which he'd governed 1988-1994|Carlos Salinas de Gortari
18/04/2005|Jeopardy!|BEEN THERE...|$200|easy|This country is in the east of a subcontinent|Bangladesh
12/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$1300|hard|This Caribbean island in the Leeward group has both French & Dutch sections|St. Martin/Maarten
01/04/2008|Jeopardy!|BLOOD|$800|hard|It's the vampiric Death Dealers vs. the Lycans in this slick 2003 movie|Underworld
24/05/1989|Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$400|easy|2 of 3 signs of the zodiac whose symbols have horns|(2 of) Aries, Taurus, & Capricorn
10/04/2009|Jeopardy!|WALK INTO A 'BAR'|$400|easy|A style of singing in 4-part harmony; you know, as a 'quartet'|barbershop
05/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|JEWISH HISTORY|$200|easy|A golden age of Jewish culture began in the 10th C. under these people who ruled Spain|Moors
04/02/2008|Jeopardy!|TOURING EUROPEAN CAPITALS|$800|hard|Czech in for a luxurious weekend at the Grand Hotel Bohemia in this city|Prague
12/09/2005|Jeopardy!|JUDAISM|$600|medium|Reform Jews, who doubt that this will be rebuilt in Jerusalem, use this same term for their houses of worship|the temple
30/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|15-LETTER WORDS|$2000|hard|The process of making 2 or more things work together in unison|synchronization
27/10/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN FOOD|$300|easy|A slice of this bread that comes in a dotted bag can be wadded up smaller than a ping-pong ball & bounced|Wonder Bread
06/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$400|easy|Basketball star Olajuwon sure must be smart; this, his first name, is Arabic for 'wise one'|Hakeem
02/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR ROMAN EQUIVALENTS|$2000|hard|Cronus|Saturn
01/12/2000|Jeopardy!|NUTTY TV|$200|easy|For 5 seasons Shirley Booth ran the Baxter household playing this maid whose name is the same as a nut|Hazel
01/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$600|medium|Mass number is defined as the number of neutrons & these particles in an atom's nucleus|Protons
21/12/2007|Jeopardy!|WELCOME 'BACK'|$600|medium|It describes the final half of a golf course|the back 9
22/07/2010|Jeopardy!|THEM'S FIGHTIN' WORDS!|$600|medium|It's a scuffle between rival gangs; are you ready to?|rumble
19/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN COMPOSERS|$1200|hard|At the time of this 'New World' composer's death in 1904, he was the director of the Prague Conservatory|Dvorak
11/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HUMAN BODY OF KNOWLEDGE|$800|hard|Also called the master gland, it's the most important of the endocrine glands|pituitary gland
02/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CAN YOU AD?|$2000|hard|This 'Big Chill' director found advertising so loathsome, he refused to have a 2nd child until he escaped from it|Lawrence Kasdan
09/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC WOMEN|$1000|hard|This American-born saint was a widow with five children when she converted to Catholicism|Mother Seton
27/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|I'M LEAFING TODAY|$400|easy|Trying to identify this vine always leaves us scratching our heads|poison ivy
17/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH HODGEPODGE|$1000|hard|In 1913 this Kiev-born aircraft designer built Le Grand, the world's first 4-engine plane|Igor Sikorsky
26/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|$200|easy|Once upon a time this publisher noted for his 'castle' owned the largest newspaper chain in the U.S.|William Randolph Hearst
08/09/1992|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD FACTS|$400|easy|A basilica stands in this Portuguese village where the Virgin Mary purportedly appeared in 1917|Fatima
19/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS JEWISH ATHLETES|$2000|hard|When competing in this pro sport, Scott Levy is better known by his ring name, Raven|wrestling
23/01/2004|Jeopardy!|FITS HUGH|$600|medium|In this 1995 film directed by Chris Columbus, Hugh finds out his girlfriend is pregnant|Nine Months
21/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|TV COMMERCIALS|$600|medium|Said to be 1 of TV's sexiest ½ minutes, the 1982 'Man in Bed' ad pushed this men's cologne|Paco Rabanne
20/04/1998|Jeopardy!|WILD GOOSE CHASES|$500|medium|He walked on the moon & walked up Ararat, searching in vain for Noah's Ark|James Irwin
19/07/2000|Jeopardy!|FLAGS OF THE WORLD|$500|medium|This Mediterranean country whose flag is seen here is 'The Word'|Greece
21/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MAKE NO MYTHTAKE|$800|hard|In a Botticelli painting, Zephyrus, the West Wind, is blowing this full-figured newborn to shore|Venus
04/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GO FONDA!|$1200|hard|'On Golden Pond' (2 of 'em)|Jane and Henry
16/11/2004|Final Jeopardy!|OCCUPATIONS|None|None|While working as one, Charlotte Bronte complained that one of these 'has no existence, is not considered as a living... being'|a governess
12/02/2008|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S ON TV?|$200|easy|In 2007 Marie Osmond blamed allergies & L.A. air quality for her waltz into unconsciousness on this show|Dancing with the Stars
30/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SEX, DRUGS & ACCOUNTING|$1600|hard|Accountants try to do this, keep revenue & related expenses in the same time frame; it's also a singles dot-com|match
27/11/1997|Jeopardy!|COOKING|$100|easy|In a family of flat noodles, these are wider than fettuccelle but narrower than fettucce|fettuccine
21/09/2000|Jeopardy!|TIGER|$200|easy|Most tigers have yellow eyes, but the eyes of the rare white tiger are this color|Blue
02/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|& SO I FACE THE FINAL CURTAIN|$800|hard|This musical about 18 dancers trying out for 8 spots in a Broadway show ended its original 15-year Broadway run in April 1990|A Chorus Line
19/03/2009|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL MEMORIALS|$600|medium|A memorial near Shanksville, Pa., commemorates the passengers & crew who died on this flight thwarting an attack on 9/11|United 93
18/09/2006|Jeopardy!|MORTAL MATTERS|$600|medium|His 'Self-Portrait with Saskia' (his wife) around 1635 showed him in the lap of luxury; in 1669 he died broke|Rembrandt
13/04/2010|Jeopardy!|ONE O, THEN 2 O's|$600|medium|Most of Tripura, India gets more than 79 inches of rain during this June to September season|monsoon
19/09/2006|Jeopardy!|THE U.S. PRESIDENT WHO...|$1800|hard|has a foreign capital named for him|Monroe
31/12/2007|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$800|hard|Critters of the Pleistocene epoch include the mammoth & this 'breast tooth' relative|mastodon
09/02/2000|Jeopardy!|NEXT IN LINE, PLEASE|$500|medium|In Roman numerals: I, V, X, L...|C (100)
21/04/2011|Jeopardy!|STATE / PRISON|$400|easy|You're off to the land of Lincoln Correctional Center & also Dixon (but no Mason)|Illinois
01/06/2010|Jeopardy!|FOOD SCIENCE|$200|easy|To combat hypothyroidism, iodine was first added in the 1920s to this common seasoning|salt
20/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|POPE|$800|hard|Pope Leo X famously excommunicated this reformer in 1521|Martin Luther
05/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FRACTIONS|$200|easy|An improper fraction is rude enough to have a numerator greater than or equal to this|the denominator
27/12/1999|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL FACTS|$100|easy|1967's Time magazine Man of the Year|Lyndon B. Johnson
16/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE HELP|$5000|hard|In a 1974 Eric Clapton song, it's the person he didn't shoot|the deputy
02/05/1994|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$500|medium|On the Fahrenheit scale, the freezing point of water is 32° & the boiling point is this|212° Fahrenheit
27/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PORTRAIT OF A MILITARY MAN|$1600|hard|His infamy began on December 7th, 1941|(Isoroku) Yamamoto
20/11/1996|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'R'|$300|easy|Knee jerk            (6)|Reflex
10/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE 2005 FORTUNE 500|$1600|hard|Let's see, I need 127 gallons of OJ, 5,050 rolls of paper towels & 4 computers... I'm off to this company, No. 28|Costco
07/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$600|medium|The first symphonies of Prokofiev & Rachmaninoff premiered in this city 21 years apart|St. Petersburg/Leningrad
14/02/2008|Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS|$600|medium|John Nance Garner, this president's first vice president, served from 1933 to 1941|FDR
20/09/2007|Final Jeopardy!|CHAMPIONSHIP SPORTS|None|None|In 2007 this university became the 1st to hold national titles in both football & basketball in the same year|the University of Florida
18/12/2006|Jeopardy!|FRUIT BOWL|$400|easy|Flame Seedless & Red Globe|grapes
11/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BY THE SEA|$400|easy|The lowest points of Aruba & Anguilla are at sea level -- this sea|Caribbean Sea
23/02/1999|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES BY REGION|$200|easy|Corse, Auvergne, Bretagne|France
18/05/1998|Jeopardy!|'LITTLE' WOMEN|$200|easy|This mischievous girl with corkscrew curls appeared in the Saturday Evening Post for over 10 years|Little Lulu
06/11/2006|Jeopardy!|EDISON'S PATENTS|$200|easy|(Jon of the Clue Crew indicates a drawing on the monitor.) In Edison's light bulb patent, m represents the tube leading to a pump that creates one of these in the glass bulb|a vacuum
26/11/2002|Jeopardy!|THE BIG DAY|$600|medium|During an 1887 snowstorm in Montana, one of these was measured at 15 inches wide & 8 inches thick|snowflake
30/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'R' MAN|$2000|hard|He helped overthrow Marcos & was later president of the Philippines himself|Fidel Ramos
03/04/2006|Jeopardy!|PRIME MINISTERS OF ISRAEL|$1000|hard|Then serving as prime minister, he was a mourner at Anwar Sadat's funeral in 1981|Begin
02/11/2005|Jeopardy!|THE HOME SPA|$800|hard|'National' name for the procedure of giving yourself white-tipped fingernails|French (manicure)
13/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER QUOTES|$200|easy|This, along with 'Liberty and the pursuit of happiness', are our 'unalienable rights'|Life
20/07/2006|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATED U.S. STATES|$1200|hard|The 2 states whose abbreviations are informal words for father & mother|Pennsylvania, PA & Massachusetts, MA
20/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'T' TIME|$1600|hard|This lover of Cressida was killed by Achilles|Troilus
24/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$1600|hard|This South American capital's original longer name translated to 'Saint Mary of the Fair Winds'|Buenos Aires
06/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE FRENCH|$1200|hard|I insist that my onion soup be served to me this way, French for 'in crust'|en croute
29/11/2006|Jeopardy!|BIG MOUTH|$800|hard|Yukon see this sea at the mouth of the Yukon|Bering Sea
27/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH REVOLUTION|$1200|hard|The Constitution of 1791 divided France into 83 of these political units that still exist today|departments
05/09/2002|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LIT|$1000|hard|Popular books by this author include 'Ramona the Pest' & 'The Mouse and the Motorcycle'|(Beverly) Cleary
30/12/2009|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE FOOD|$200|easy|Not 'con carne', this 6-letter word can mean unfriendly|chilly
05/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows a diagram of the Sun and Earth on the monitor.) On the sunward side of the Earth, these bands are compressed by solar winds; on the other side they can stretch farther|the Van Allen belts
28/09/1992|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|This element is called natrium in Latin, hence its symbol Na|sodium
16/12/2009|Final Jeopardy!|1970s BESTSELLERS|None|None|The preface to this novel says its title is a trademark phrase of General Mills, used on a cereal product|Breakfast of Champions
20/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS BY CHARACTER|$400|easy|Agent 99|Get Smart
26/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GOLDEN RETRIEVERS|$400|easy|Winning in Seoul & Los Angeles, he was the last American to win gold in the men's 10-meter platform dive|(Greg) Louganis
14/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE ART THOU?|$2000|hard|This man was hired by the Duke of Milan because he could design cannons & war machines for the city|Leonardo da Vinci
30/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|REVOLUTIONARY WAR FIGURES|$1000|hard|This designer of Washington, D.C. was wounded during the French-American attack on Savannah in 1779|Pierre L'Enfant
22/11/1985|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL QUOTES|$500|medium|When his wife woke him in 1893, fearing burglars in house, he said, 'In the Senate maybe, not the House'|Grover Cleveland
24/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THEY GOT STRUCK|$800|hard|By the UAW in Flint, December 1936 to February 1937|General Motors
25/03/1997|Jeopardy!|'BLACK' & 'WHITE'|$100|easy|The Executive Mansion|White House
26/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$600|medium|This late magazine publisher ascribed his success to 'Sheer ability spelled I-N-H-E-R-I-T-A-N-C-E'|Malcolm Forbes
20/09/2004|Jeopardy!|IMAGINARY RACES|$800|hard|The aliens in this Mandy Patinkin movie that later became a TV series were called Newcomers|Alien Nation
09/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$800|hard|He felt his 'Brief History of Time' left unanswered questions, so he came up with 'The Grand Design' to answer them|Stephen Hawking
07/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|DOGGY BAG|$800|hard|These keg-carriers were once known simply as hospice dogs|Saint Bernards
03/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|NEIGHBORHOODS|$1000|hard|The Village Stompers stomped around this part of Greenwich Village:|Washington Square
30/01/2006|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGE|$400|easy|In the Kootenai tongue, a word's pitch changes its meaning, as in this most widely spoken world language|Mandarin (Chinese)
10/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE TOWNS|$1600|hard|360 years old: Yale|New Haven
05/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'SPY' MOVIES|$2000|hard|Richard Burton earned an Oscar nomination for this film version of a John le Carre novel|The Spy Who Came in from the Cold
01/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$400|easy|With wavelengths between those of visible light & microwaves, they come from the sun & heat the Earth|Infrared waves
27/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCREENWRITERS|$400|easy|Melissa Mathison, who wrote this 1982 Steven Spielberg fantasy classic, is married to Harrison Ford|E.T.
08/05/2001|Jeopardy!|THE EARLY 1900s|$400|easy|The 1901 Platt Amendment allowed the U.S. to intervene in this formerly Spanish, now Communist island|Cuba
01/06/2010|Final Jeopardy!|THE U.S. MILITARY|None|None|This corps' motto is 'Building strong'|the Army Corps of Engineers
19/05/2011|Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS OF THE 1950s|$600|medium|This Edna Ferber novel was a 'huge' success when it was published in 1952|Giant
19/11/1993|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$100|easy|Charles Schulz said Snoopy didn't become a lead character until he began walking this way|on two feet
13/12/2010|Jeopardy!|1901-1910|$400|easy|On July 2, 1903 the U.S. signed a treaty with Cuba to lease this 45-square-mile section of land|Guantanamo
05/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|INT. ORG.|$200|easy|The OAS|Organization of American States
13/07/1998|Jeopardy!|BERKELEY IN THE '60s|$200|easy|This actor won the California governorship in 1966 using the unrest at Berkeley as a campaign issue|Ronald Reagan
06/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MISSING|$1600|hard|Chronological lists of England's kings are missing 1649-1660, between 2 kings of this name|Charles
08/02/2006|Jeopardy!|STOCK SYMBOL PRIMER|$200|easy|AMZN: They have a river of reading material|Amazon.com
25/02/2000|Jeopardy!|BANNED AS PETS IN NYC|$500|medium|It may be wild to have this wild dog in Australia but in New York City it's no go|Dingo
22/11/2011|Jeopardy!|2011 NEWS|$200|easy|He fell out of the top 50 world golf rankings for the first time since 1996|Tiger Woods
17/11/1997|Jeopardy!|THEY ALSO RAN|$500|medium|On Oct. 31, 1996 this race horse retired after 'smoking' the tracks with 19 wins|Cigar
05/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH ROYAL HOUSE, PLEASE|$800|hard|A type of wide, triangular necktie knot|a Windsor
13/11/1986|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$500|medium|This grain is the main ingredient of both Irish & Scotch whiskey|barley
07/05/1997|Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATION|$300|easy|Shakespeare's Bassanio says Portia uses these facial features to send him 'fair speechless messages'|Eyes
15/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$200|easy|Like the Earth, a bar magnet has 2 of these where the magnetic field seems strongest|Poles
10/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HE'S THE MAYOR|$1000|hard|Bill Campbell|Atlanta
22/10/2003|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL RHYME TIME|$1000|hard|Tyler's conducting sticks|John's batons
25/01/2008|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$800|hard|Pink took part in the remake of 'Lady Marmalade', featured on the soundtrack of this Nicole Kidman film|Moulin Rouge
09/05/2006|Jeopardy!|IN NEED OF A DATE|$1000|hard|The first Olympics held in the U.S. were in St. Louis in this year|1904
06/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ON A PIZZA|$200|easy|Topping a pizza with this tropical fruit will make it Hawaiian|pineapple
26/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPE TO NO GOOD|$1000|hard|In 1864 Austria & Prussia declared war on this country which eventually lost Schleswig & Holstein|Denmark
06/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHEE!  IT'S 1893!|$400|easy|This artist painted 'Tahitian Landscape'|Gauguin
17/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$400|easy|He said his 1744 stove prevented one from being 'scorch'd before, while he's froze behind'|Benjamin Franklin
18/12/2006|Jeopardy!|ASIAN CAPITALS|$800|hard|In the 1620s the Javanese leader Sultan Agung tried unsuccessfully to capture this capital from the Dutch|Jakarta
02/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|These flat, narrow noodles are popularly served 'alfredo'|fettuccini
15/09/2005|Jeopardy!|YEARS|$800|hard|Vietnam, Laos & Cambodia all fell to the Communists in this year|1975
06/01/2009|Jeopardy!|MEETING YOUR CAR MAKER|$400|easy|This carmaker is a Trailblazer in Malibu|Chevrolet
17/11/1999|Jeopardy!|POWER DINING|$500|medium|Perhaps your caricature is on the wall in this theatre district landmark at 234 West 44th St.|Sardi's
07/05/2010|Jeopardy!|BRANDS THAT SOUND LIKE VERBS|$200|easy|This potato chip brand sounds like it's got some carpet work to do|Lays
05/05/2004|Jeopardy!|BEGINS & ENDS IN 'D'|$600|medium|This term refers to a bomb or explosive that fails to detonate|dud
17/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LIFE|$400|easy|Every second, stem cells in this body tissue divide to replace 2 million red & white blood cells|Bone Marrow
12/05/2005|Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATION|$1000|hard|After WWII, the Navy formed this rating, abbreviated SM, for those who use flags during radio silence|a signalman
27/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'B.B.'s|$200|easy|Fitness guru seen here|Billy Blanks
03/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$200|easy|In 1951 Douglas MacArthur told Congress, 'I now close my military career and just' do this|Fade away
24/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|STING LIKE A 'BE'|$800|hard|Meaning small, round & glittering, this adjective is usually applied to the eyes of the untrustworthy|beady
04/11/2008|Jeopardy!|TREBLEMAKERS|$200|easy|Chien Tan of the Oregon Symphony is one of the few masters of the smaller treble type of this string instrument|the violin
11/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GUINNESS RECORDS|$2000|hard|The most votes cast in a national election occurred in May 2004 when 387 million voted in this country|India
10/03/2008|Jeopardy!|PASS THE CHOCOLATE|$200|easy|The leaf design on Godiva's Autant chocolates is a stylized version of a feather on this 'Gone With the Wind' heroine's hat|Scarlett O'Hara
20/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ART IN OMAHA|$2000|hard|Impressionist: 'Small Country Farm at Bordighera' (1884)|Claude Monet
04/01/2012|Jeopardy!|SCRIPT DOCTORS|$1000|hard|2005 & 2007: Julian McMahon as this comic book doctor who was struck by cosmic waves|Doctor Doom
26/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MONEY PROBLEMS|$200|easy|Number of nickels in $1 plus the number of dimes in $1 plus the number of quarters in $1|34 (20 + 10 + 4)
19/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCI. ABBREV.|$1600|hard|The Venus flytrap is one: CP|a carnivorous plant
11/10/1996|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$200|easy|in 1985 Xavier Suarez became this Florida city's first Cuban-born mayor|Miami
17/03/1998|Jeopardy!|THINGS THAT GO BUMP|$300|easy|They're small electric vehicles found in amusement parks|bumper cars
02/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY EXPRESSIONS|$600|medium|If you have one of these seabirds 'around your neck', you have a big problem|Albatross
03/05/2000|Jeopardy!|'H.H.'|$200|easy|[Hi, I'm Rebecca Herbst from 'General Hospital']  In a 1999 TV movie on USA, I played Barbi Benton, one-time girlfriend of this publisher|Hugh Hefner
13/10/1992|Jeopardy!|FRENCH BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$300|easy|If this perfume hadn't been made in 1921, we might never have seen the musical 'Coco'|Chanel No. 5
09/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BIOPIC SUBJECTS|$400|easy|2004: 'Ray'|Ray Charles
02/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CORNERSTONES|$2000|hard|The cornerstone for this Virginia school's first building, the Wren Building, was laid in 1695|the College of William & Mary
03/04/1997|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY POP CULTURE|$500|medium|In 1996 she 'Singled Out' guys & gals in an MTV game show|Jenny McCarthy
19/04/2005|Jeopardy!|WE'RE TALKING BROADWAY|$800|hard|An off-Broadway hit in 1987 & then a film, this play set in a Louisiana beauty parlor finally blossomed on B'way in 2005|Steel Magnolias
06/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$400|easy|No, it's true! A crwth is a Welsh version of this ancient stringed instrument|a lyre
05/05/1999|Jeopardy!|MATH TERMS|$200|easy|In our number system, it's 10; in a triangle, it's the lowest side|Base
04/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'C' IN SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|At the end of 'As You Like It', Rosalind says 'when I make' this respectful movement, 'bid me farewell'|curtsy
29/05/2006|Jeopardy!|I GOT TO BOOGIE|$200|easy|Jailed after the Jacobite Rebellion, the Earl of Nithsdale escaped from this landmark dressed as a woman|the Tower of London
18/10/1989|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$100|easy|Byron wrote an epic poem about this Latin lover whose mother sent him abroad at age 16 after an 'intrigue'|Don Juan
09/11/2011|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL LEADERS|$1000|hard|An ardent Polish patriot, this piano virtuoso served as the country's leader in 1919 & again in exile from 1940 to 1941|Jan Paderewski
17/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$200|easy|The Wild West frontierswoman who won an Oscar for 'Klute'|Calamity Jane Fonda
31/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NOT JUST AN AD WRITER|$1200|hard|He wrote snappy ad copy before turning to light verse like 'The Bronx? / No, thonx!'|Ogden Nash
25/05/2011|Jeopardy!|WHERE AM I?|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew stands on the lawn of a neoclassical building/)  I'm at this famous home which in 1987 was named to the World Heritage Sites list along with the nearby University of Virginia|Monticello
03/03/2005|Jeopardy!|FEMINISM|$400|easy|Of 76, 86 or 96 cents, what U.S. women working full-time earn for every dollar their male counterparts make|76 cents
24/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A CAPITAL IDEA|$1600|hard|In May 1936 this capital fell to Italian forces & Haile Selassie fled into exile for the next 5 years|Addis Ababa
28/01/1998|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$200|easy|Appropriately, tar was one of the first products made in this 'Tar Heel State'|North Carolina
17/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$800|hard|When pronounced another way, this element is the top story on a newscast|lead
16/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YOU GO URUGUAY|$800|hard|Nueva Helvecia is a town founded by colonists from this country to which Uruguay is sometimes compared|Switzerland
07/05/2001|Jeopardy!|RECOGNIZE MY GAME|$300|easy|A mallet, the ball, boots, horses|polo
29/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'90s NOVELS|$2000|hard|In 1991 John Updike won a Pulitzer for this fourth & final novel about Harry Angstrom|Rabbit at Rest
29/06/2005|Jeopardy!|INVENTIVE MINDS|$200|easy|This peanut guy devised some 118 byproducts for the sweet potato|George Washington Carver
13/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DENTIST-SPEAK|$400|easy|Bruxism means doing this, especially when you sleep; might we suggest a mouth guard?|grinding your teeth
14/07/1997|Jeopardy!|CLAUDIAS|$100|easy|This man's wife, the former Claudia Alta Taylor, was the mother of Lynda Bird & Luci Baines|Lyndon B. Johnson
18/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' RHYME TIME|$600|medium|Bronte's streetwalkers|Charlotte's harlots
27/09/2005|Jeopardy!|HELLO KITTY|$200|easy|This village was an appropriate name for Apollo 14's command module|Kitty Hawk
02/12/1998|Jeopardy!|SPACE FLIGHT|$300|easy|In the early '70s Pioneer 10 & 11 slipped through this 'belt' to reach Jupiter|Asteroid belt
08/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE BODY|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew demonstrates what she is describing in the clue.)  If you close your eyes, place your finger lightly on your eyelid, & move your eye, you'll feel the bulge of this, the outer layer of the eye|the cornea
11/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PORK PRODUCTS?|$800|hard|This Steelers linebacker was inducted into football's hall of fame in 1988|Jack Ham
27/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES|$400|easy|On an alphabetical list of world nations, it comes directly before Uzbekistan|Uruguay
29/01/2009|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN EDUCATION|$1000|hard|In 1838 this Massachusetts educator founded the biweekly Common School Journal for teachers|Horace Mann
24/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MEN OF THE 'C'|$800|hard|He wrote the immortal words 'he took his Vorpal sword in hand: long time the manxome foe he sought'|(Lewis) Carroll
11/10/2010|Jeopardy!|STRING THEORY 101|$1000|hard|Aglets are found on the ends of these strings|shoelaces
09/07/2003|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$1000|hard|In Judaism, 'sitting' this 7-day mourning period is often done on low chairs or on the floor|shiva
04/07/2001|Jeopardy!|IT'S THE LAW|$400|easy|Across this state, from Westwego to Thibodaux, you cannot legally gargle in public|Louisiana
23/02/2006|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE TITLES IN OTHER WORDS|$400|easy|'Small Village'|Hamlet
22/05/2001|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD WALK OF FAME|$100|easy|This star seen here broke the Las Vegas color line in 1954:|Sammy Davis, Jr.
19/03/2009|Jeopardy!|WORDS IN TOURNAMENT|$200|easy|It follows alma when referring to your school (& yours must be proud)|mater
11/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TRANSFORMERS|$1600|hard|At first this city was called Byzantium, then Constantinople; in 1930, its official name became this|Istanbul
01/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'B-I'|$2000|hard|The name of this ball game comes from the French for 'sticks'|billiards
23/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S MAKE A DEAL|$800|hard|George Mitchell helped with this 'agreement', signed in Belfast on April 10, 1998 & named for this holy day|Good Friday
03/02/2005|Jeopardy!|THE SIMPSONS|$800|hard|Among this assistant's duties are 'Answering Mr. Burns' phone, lying to Congress, & some light typing'|Waylon Smithers
19/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SO WHAT'D YOU DO WITH THE MONEY?|$800|hard|On Jan. 2, 2007 school was in at this TV icon's $40 million leadership academy in South Africa|Oprah Winfrey
12/02/1998|Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$200|easy|Name shared by a famous Gothic church in Paris & a Gothic revival church in Montreal|Notre Dame
02/04/1993|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE EAST|$1000|hard|Eastern Thrace is the European portion of this nation|Turkey
16/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CANDY IS DANDY|$1200|hard|Hershey's 'affectionately' introduced these in 1907; the name may be from the sound of machines that make them|Hershey's Kisses
25/03/2010|Jeopardy!|PHYSICS QUIZ|$1000|hard|Named for the British physicist, Hawking radiation is a weak force emitted by these|black holes
30/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HUMAN EVOLUTION|$1600|hard|5 million years ago our ancestors said, 'See ya, wouldn't want to be ya!' to this living creature, genus Pan|the chimp(anzee)
03/02/2000|Jeopardy!|LET'S BE FRANK|$400|easy|This founder of Barking Pumpkin Records was the leader of the Mothers of Invention|Frank Zappa
09/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|McGRAW-HILL|$600|medium|Let it out nice & slow... it's the name of Faith's No. 1 album that includes the hit 'The Way You Love Me'|Breathe
30/05/2007|Jeopardy!|CALL OUT THE VOICE SQUAD|$600|medium|The voice of Daffy Duck (for the first 50 years)|Mel Blanc
14/11/2007|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY|$1000|hard|Shulgi, an important ruler of this place's 3rd Dynasty, was in & out of office way before Abraham lived & left there|Ur
28/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|The universe's background radiation is thought to be left over from this primordial event|the Big Bang
16/04/2001|Jeopardy!|THE LOU|$500|medium|In 1929 she became First Lady|Lou Henry Hoover
01/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIG WHIGS|$800|hard|He was the first Whig governor of New York & as Johnson's Secretary of State purchased Alaska for the U.S.|Seward
08/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$600|medium|An acre of soil contains billions of nematodes, the round type of these seen here under the microscope|worms
14/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARY AUTHORS|$200|easy|Among the items that have been sold on her website are a Coven party fan & Lestat cologne & wine|Anne Rice
08/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SEARCHING THE GLOBE|$400|easy|This island's first colony c. 986 & its first modern permanent one in 1721 were established by Norwegians|Greenland
01/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL TRIVIA|$1500|hard|2 of the 7 men who were under 50 years old when they became president|Cleveland, Garfield, Grant, JFK, Pierce, Polk & Teddy Roosevelt
22/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew in New Orleans)  This author of the classic American novel 'Winesburg, Ohio' once lived here in the Pontalba Apartments on Jackson Square|Sherwood Anderson
11/09/2002|Jeopardy!|FOOD IN HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1918 as many as 2 million Japanese participated in riots spurred by the high price of this|Rice
11/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS|$1000|hard|September 3 commemorates the founding of all 24 square miles of this republic within Italy|San Marino
21/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SHIPS|$1200|hard|El Cazador was found 200 years after it sank with 400,000 of these monetary units worth of silver|pesos
13/09/1999|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$300|easy|In 1929 this American hero married Anne Spencer Morrow, daughter of the U.S. ambassador to Mexico|Charles Lindbergh
26/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$800|hard|A large 'bounty' to the residents of this island is the money they receive from the sale of stamps|Pitcairn Island
09/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EGAD!  MORE POET-TREE!|$400|easy|'The Haunted Tree' is a haunting poem by this Lake poet|William Wordsworth
25/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NUTRITION|$800|hard|Like shark, swordfish contain high levels of this toxic element, so limit yourself|mercury
08/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES|$400|easy|This Egyptian president was called 'Nasser's Poodle' before succeeding him|Sadat
27/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ITALIAN MUSICAL TERMS|$600|medium|5-letter word for 'very slow', even slower than lento|Largo
26/01/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$500|medium|The easternmost part of Rhode Island can't be reached by land without going through this state|Massachusetts
27/03/2009|Jeopardy!|MEDICATIONS|$400|easy|Several Excedrin products are for headache relief; another has the name of this body part that may ache|the back
29/10/1999|Jeopardy!|MONSTER MASH|$500|medium|This creature that terrorized Tokyo began life as a giant caterpillar|Mothra
02/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PICK ME A WIENER|$1600|hard|Born in Vienna in 1882, this little sausage joined the U.S. Supreme Court in 1939|(Felix) Frankfurter
07/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS & NOVELISTS|$800|hard|An immigrant named Jurgis Rudkus is the leading character in his 'meaty' novel 'The Jungle'|Upton Sinclair
25/02/1998|Jeopardy!|WHAT'CHA GOT COOKIN'?|$500|medium|This clear meat soup will be finished in a jiffy; actually, 'finished' is what its name means|a consommé
29/03/2005|Jeopardy!|PILOTS|$1000|hard|American pilot on the ground & 'Behind Enemy Lines' in Bosnia for 6 days in 1995|Scott O'Grady
11/11/2002|Jeopardy!|THE OLD WEST|$800|hard|It's the last name shared by brothers Ed, Jim & Bat, all of whom were Old West lawmen|Masterson
25/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICAN LITERATURE|$800|hard|Her 2003 memoir was titled 'My Invented Country: A Nostalgic Journey Through Chile'|Isabel Allende
07/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GENERAL KNOWLEDGE|$600|medium|William Baffin was on a voyage in search of this when he first reached Baffin Bay|Northwest Passage
01/12/2004|Jeopardy!|FOREVER 39|$1000|hard|There are 39 stories in these Nathaniel Hawthorne 'Tales'|Twice-Told Tales
06/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|KISSED THE GIRLS|$1000|hard|1968 film in which Charlton Heston as Taylor tells Kim Hunter, 'Doctor, I'd like to kiss you goodbye'|Planet Of The Apes
03/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA CHARACTERS|$400|easy|There's a hair-raising--oops!--hair-cutting scene in Saint-Saens' opera about Samson & her|Delilah
16/11/2006|Jeopardy!|ANSWERS THAT START WITH 'FEB'|$1000|hard|It's a 7-letter medical term meaning 'related to fever'|febrile
06/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SITCOM THEME SONGS|$400|easy|'Love And Marriage'|Married... With Children
28/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'60s TV|$400|easy|He was Clint Howard's 650-pound constant companion|Gentle Ben
12/05/2005|Jeopardy!|SITCOM NEIGHBORS|$400|easy|A local orphanage & the North Korean Army|M*A*S*H
16/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POLYSYLLABIC VOCABULARY|$1200|hard|A mere dabbler wouldn't know that this 10-letter Italian word means 'a lover of the arts'|a dilletante
18/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ALBUM TITLE REFERENCES|$400|easy|Jethro Tull: An invention designed by Jacques Cousteau|Aqualung
27/05/2004|Jeopardy!|TIME TO VOTE!|$600|medium|North Dakota is the only state that doesn't require voters to do this; rural folks know who's qualified|register
06/12/1996|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$300|easy|This crime drama with Robert Wagner & Stefanie Powers was created by Sidney Sheldon|Hart to Hart
09/11/2007|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES BUSINESS|$1000|hard|In Oct. 2007 Times Business reported this British band would let fans name their price to download the new album|Radiohead
05/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THAT GLITTERS....|$400|easy|She played Ruth Younger in the Broadway & film versions of 'A Raisin In The Sun'|Ruby Dee
15/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 10 LARGEST COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD|$1600|hard|The 2 that are in the British Commonwealth & north of the Equator|Canada & India
09/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE VICE PRESIDENCY|$200|easy|The vice president serves as the presiding officer, or president, of this U.S. government body|the Senate
13/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$1000|hard|[Hi, I'm Jack Ford]  You might say Law is my middle name -- that was also true for this fellow Yalie who planned Central Park|Frederick Law Olmsted
19/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HIGH HOPES|$800|hard|The Roman auspices, divination by the flight of birds, gave us this adjective meaning 'promising'|auspicious
21/11/2001|Jeopardy!|GREECE|$300|easy|A limestone hill in the southwest of Athens, it houses the temple of Athena Nike|the Acropolis
24/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE ME TO YOUR WORLD LEADER|$1600|hard|Hey, Governor Sir Richard Gozney!  Nice shorts!|Bermuda
01/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE JEOPARDY! TIME MACHINE|$2000|hard|You'll learn from Corneille & La Rochefoucauld if you visit Madame de Rambouillet's 17th century one of these gatherings|a salon
09/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|2 Es, THEN ONE E|$800|hard|Sheep wool, or to deprive of money by fraud|fleece
31/03/2006|Jeopardy!|NV|$1000|hard|This current leader in the Senate became the youngest lt. governor in Nevada history at the age of 30|Harry Reid
22/01/2010|Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$1000|hard|Because of its color, the ruby is associated symbolically with this planet|Mars
16/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLE BASICS|$1500|hard|Appropriately, the name of this guy who suffered righteously comes from a Hebrew word meaning 'persecuted'|Job
26/06/2006|Jeopardy!|CASABLANCA|$800|hard|One of Casablanca's main streets bears the name of the fifth king to share his name with this religious figure|Muhammad
09/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AN ERNEST CATEGORY|$1200|hard|Ernest 'Fritz' Hollings represented this Southern state in the Senate from 1966 to 2005|South Carolina
06/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORDS|$1200|hard|2004 puzzle themes in this daily paper included 'Financial Trouble' & 'Buy, Buy, Baby'|The Wall Street Journal
09/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OCCUPATIONS|$600|medium|It's another term for truck drivers, from the time when their horsepower came from teams of horses|Teamster
17/03/2009|Jeopardy!|SID & NANCY|$400|easy|After lines like 'They call me Mr. Tibbs', they call him Mr. this|Sidney Poitier
13/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POP ON A CD|$1600|hard|'Thankful', 'Break Away'|Kelly Clarkson
27/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HOW GREAT THOU ART|$1200|hard|He was quoted as saying, 'I like to make explosions into elaborate beautiful forms... what they become in a comic strip'|Lichtenstein
27/10/2004|Jeopardy!|'J' WALKING|$1000|hard|This psychoanalyst once wrote, 'The pendulum of the mind oscillates between sense and nonsense'|(Carl Gustav) Jung
08/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CITY OF THE DAY: SAN FRANCISCO|$800|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from Chinatown in San Francisco.)  The first of San Francisco's Chinese immigrants arrived on the ship Eagle in 1848, a week after this discovery that changed California|gold
16/03/2000|Final Jeopardy!|SPACE|None|None|On Nov. 13, 1999 a body circling HD 209458 became the first new planet to be photographed since this one|Pluto
17/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICS|$800|hard|Ernest Gruening and Wayne Morris lost re-election after being the only senators to vote against this 1964 resolution|Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
15/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TV TIME TRAVEL|$200|easy|This boy & Mr. Peabody often traveled back in time on 'Rocky and His Friends'|Sherman
13/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE FOREIGN NUMBER|$1000|hard|Ja, it's the German for the square root of neun|Drei
30/03/2009|Jeopardy!|THE END OF THE MARATHON|$800|hard|Near the Kapiolani Park bandstand|the Honolulu Marathon
07/03/2001|Jeopardy!|SPORTS FIRSTS ON THE FIRST|$900|hard|On January 1, 1935 Bucknell beat Miami 26-zip in the first playing of this bowl game|Orange Bowl
23/11/2009|Jeopardy!|STATES THAT END IN HAMPSHIRE|$400|easy|New Hampshire is bounded to the north by this Canadian province, the country's largest in area|Quebec
14/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$1600|hard|Works like the Badminton Sarcophagus are now on view in this NYC museum's renovated Greek & Roman galleries|the Met
26/06/2000|Jeopardy!|MEASURED IN INCHES|$200|easy|Computer users today usually use the 3.5' types of these, but probably still remember the old 5.25' type|Floppy disk
29/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMA|$1000|hard|'Romanoff and Juliet' is one of many plays by this actor-writer of Russian descent|Peter Ustinov
13/05/2011|Jeopardy!|A LITTLE OF THE BUBBLY|$400|easy|In the 1890s pharmacist Caleb Bradham invented this cola drink, known then as 'Brad's Drink'|Pepsi
06/04/2004|Final Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC PHRASES|None|None|Mythological name sometimes given to Mount Acha & Gibraltar|the Pillars of Hercules
04/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BIRDS OF A FEATHER|$400|easy|Rock, turtle, mourning|a dove
16/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NEW YORK BUILDINGS|$400|easy|This building, John Lennon's last residence, was so named because 72nd St. seemed like the Far West|the Dakota
24/06/2005|Jeopardy!|E_____E|$800|hard|To appropriate money or property fraudulently for one's own use|embezzle
12/01/1999|Jeopardy!|WWII|$500|medium|This admiral directed Japan's naval operations in the year following Pearl Harbor|Isoroku Yamamoto
18/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHALL WE DANCE?|$800|hard|The foxtrot is done in 4/4 time & the waltz is done in this time|3/4
26/03/2007|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$600|medium|In 1200 Africa's Shona people had a mighty city called 'Great' this, adopted in 1979 as Rhodesia's new name|Zimbabwe
26/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FUN RAISERS|$1600|hard|Each October Albuquerque holds an international fiesta of these--up, up & away|a hot-air balloon
10/12/2009|Jeopardy!|HAMMER TIME|$800|hard|House majority whip from 1995 to 2003, this Texas Republican was known as 'The Hammer'|Tom DeLay
15/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$1000|hard|The title character of this tragedy is governor of Cyprus, where much of the play is set|Othello
03/01/2001|Jeopardy!|LEND ME YOUR MOUSEKETEER EARS|$200|easy|From 1991 to 1993 this future 'Felicity' star was in the house with Mickey Mouse|Keri Russell
12/11/1997|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & NUTS|$400|easy|Sunsweet first advertised these in the 1960s with the slogan 'Today the Pits, Tomorrow the Wrinkles'|Prunes
23/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FINNEGAN'S 'WAKE'|$1600|hard|After Pearl Harbor, Japanese forces his this U.S. territory where Finn was vacationing in '41|Wake Island
27/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$200|easy|The Knights of St. John who ran a Jerusalem hospital for sick pilgrims wore white, not red ones|Crosses
02/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|JULY|$600|medium|Traditionally, July's flower is this Monet favorite|water lily
14/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHATEVER HAPPENED TO...|$800|hard|The party was over for him after 'Monday Night Football', but he did play himself on 'King of the Hill'|'Dandy Don' Meredith
13/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COMIC STRIPS|$800|hard|Jeff & Akbar eternally question their love for each other in his 'Life in Hell' comic strip|Matt Groening
01/01/2003|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|None|None|It only has 3 communities with a population over 15,000 & is the least populous state east of the Mississippi|Vermont
08/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CUTE & CUDDLY|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew leaves a koala be at the Taronga Zoo in Sydney, Australia.)  No matter how cuddly they look, visitors to Taronga Zoo are not allowed to hold koalas, which are often mistakenly called this type of animal|bear
02/12/1996|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$100|easy|The Highland Lakes are a chain of artificial lakes in & around this Texas capital|Austin
12/11/2010|Jeopardy!|COMIC BOOK VILLAINY|$400|easy|Bred on ancient Krypton, the villain Doomsday beat the entire Justice League, ending with this superhero|Superman
23/09/2008|Jeopardy!|MY OFF-SHOW WARDROBE|$400|easy|I'm kickin' it island-style in these geographically named shorts I sport here|Bermuda
01/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$400|easy|Hg, its chemical symbol, is derived from the Latin hydrargyrum, 'liquid silver'|mercury
06/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|JAZZ|$800|hard|His inability to read music didn't prevent this keyboardist from composing many songs, including 'Misty'|Erroll Garner
06/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE SHAW FESTIVAL|$1200|hard|In 2005 audiences were on 'The Razor's Edge' of their seats watching 'The Constant Wife' by this author|Somerset Maugham
03/11/1986|Final Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|None|None|2 of 3 performers to win three or more Academy Awards for acting|(2 of) Katharine Hepburn, Walter Brennan or Ingrid Bergman
05/03/2007|Jeopardy!|FACT OR FICTION?|$200|easy|John Humphreys said he created the bodies seen in 'Alien Autopsy', a video showing beings that 'died' near this N.M. city|Roswell
29/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS BY PRESIDENTS|$400|easy|'A Time to Heal'|Gerald Ford
01/06/2005|Jeopardy!|MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS|$1000|hard|Brothers Robert, Edward & James didn't need a band-aid concert to help this company they founded in 1886|Johnson & Johnson
22/12/1999|Jeopardy!|A CHRISTMAS SONGBOOK|$200|easy|Its second verse begins, 'See the blazing yule before us, fa la la la la la la la la'|Deck the Halls
29/09/1997|Jeopardy!|TV VEHICLES|$200|easy|Mr. T drove this title group around in a black GMC van with red trim|The A-Team
22/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HOMECOMING KINGS & QUEENS|$800|hard|In 2010 Akhenaton returned to this African country; actually it was just his big toe, which had been removed in 1968|Egypt
28/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FLY ME, BUT NOT TO THE MOON|$2000|hard|Hong Kong's home carrier, in 2006 it celebrated its 60th anniversary|Cathay Pacific
20/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WELL SAID|$400|easy|We're certain it was Benjamin Franklin who said, 'In this world nothing can be...certain except' these 2 things|death and taxes
11/10/2007|Jeopardy!|KID-FRIENDLY 4-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|The line about which a rotating body, such as the world, turns|an axis
04/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DESERTS|$1200|hard|The name of this desert comes from a Tswana word meaning 'great thirst' or 'waterless place'|the Kalahari
01/02/2005|Jeopardy!|RECENT CINEMA|$200|easy|In this 2004 film, Harry Osborn says 'Now... let's see who's behind the mask'|Spider-Man 2
05/02/1997|Jeopardy!|MARCHING BAND|$500|medium|A popular 1889 Sousa march was commissioned for an awards ceremony at this newspaper|the Washington Post
03/09/2001|Jeopardy!|DANCES|$100|easy|Technically, a bubble dance is done with these props, not bubbles|balloons
08/12/1995|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$600|medium|Sumuru is mystery writer Sax Rohmer's female version of this long-mustached Chinese archfiend|Fu Manchu
19/02/2010|Final Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|None|None|In 1882 he wrote, 'Though I am often in the depths of misery, there is still calmness, pure harmony, and music inside me'|Vincent van Gogh
22/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GOOD SPORTS|$800|hard|(I'm Hall of Fame running back Tony Dorsett)  In 1983 I set this record for the longest run from scrimmage & I don't think it'll ever be broken|99 yards
04/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WILLIAM & KATE|$1200|hard|Kate could become Britain's sixth Queen Catherine; 3 of the first 5 were wives of this king|Henry VIII
27/02/2006|Jeopardy!|HEIR|$1000|hard|If Richie Rich's father dies, his legacy is managed by one of these, from the Latin for 'guard'|a custodian
14/03/2005|Jeopardy!|IN THE MINORITY|$800|hard|Arabs make up 20% of this country; they vote, serve in the army & are represented in Parliament by the United Arab List|Israel
05/01/2004|Jeopardy!|DO I KNOW YOU FROM SOMEWHERE?|$200|easy|This poet died in Dumfries, Scotland in 1796, just aged 37|Robert Burns
19/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$600|medium|Gerald Ford nominated this former actress as ambassador to Ghana in 1974|Shirley Temple Black
07/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$800|hard|He wrote, 'I come to my solitary woodland walk as the homesick go home':|Henry David Thoreau
22/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|A WHALE OF A BOOK|$800|hard|Ethan Hawley, descendant of whaling captains, is the protagonist of this author's 'The Winter of Our Discontent'|John Steinbeck
24/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL DATING GAME|$400|easy|'There was not found an help meet' for him until God played Jim Lange & provided one|Adam
11/01/2011|Jeopardy!|DANCE ORIGINS|$800|hard|Tarantella|Italy
11/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OF 'LIFE'|$600|medium|This type of 'system' refers to space suits & scuba gear as well as medical devices like incubators|Life support
24/06/2004|Final Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '70s|None|None|This 1973 thriller was re-released in 2000 with extra footage, including a scene in which Ritalin is prescribed|The Exorcist
10/12/2001|Jeopardy!|A DATE WITH DESTINY|$1000|hard|Eric the Red would be pleased that this U.S. spacecraft landed on the Red Planet July 20, 1976|Viking
02/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$2000|hard|'The Regatta at Argenteuil' shows this Frenchman's love of water subjects, like lilies|Monet
11/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$400|easy|Line in Matthew 7:7 which follows 'Ask and it shall be given you'|Seek and ye shall find
19/04/2007|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL FLAGS|$400|easy|The flag of this island country was chosen by Dr. Sun Yat-sen about 100 years ago|Taiwan
10/12/1987|Double Jeopardy!|RULING WORDS|$200|easy|A heptarchy is a government ruled by this many people|7
28/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE OSCAR-WINNING DIRECTOR|$1200|hard|2009 for 'The Hurt Locker'|Kathryn Bigelow
02/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD WORDS & PHRASES|$1200|hard|It's information stored on your computer to record your activities when visiting a website|cookie
28/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HAVE A HEART|$1000|hard|Folks have been saying 'Absence' does this since at least 1602|Makes the heart grow fonder
20/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL RHYME TIME|$1600|hard|Abraham's nephew's square, granny & clove hitches|Lot's knots
20/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$400|easy|More than 1000 British soldiers were killed or wounded in this June 17, 1775 battle in Massachusetts|Bunker Hill
17/03/2003|Jeopardy!|JIMMY, CHERYL, SOFIA OR SARAH|$200|easy|In April 2001 she announced her engagement to her 'Scooby Doo' co-star Freddie Prinze, Jr.|Sarah Michelle Gellar
24/02/2004|Jeopardy!|FRANCIS SCOTT KEY|$600|medium|Sent to this city in September 1814 to secure a prisoner exchange, Key got stuck near there during an attack|Baltimore
16/01/2003|Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICAN LANGUAGE|$400|easy|A people of the Pacific Northwest, their language, or a warm wind in the area|Chinook
25/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE ROCKETS|$1200|hard|Producing thrust against the main engines, these are fired to slow down the movement of a space vehicle|retrorockets
12/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN PLAYWRIGHTS|$1000|hard|David Rabe's next play after his 1982 'Goose and Tomtom' was this 1984 chaotic concoction|Hurlyburly
13/05/2005|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER THE BETTER|$400|easy|Cort or Collyer|Bud
12/11/2007|Jeopardy!|Q WITHOUT U|$200|easy|Summer temps can rise above 120 in this country that gained its independence in 1971|Qatar
26/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ART HERSTORY|$400|easy|Artemisia Gentileschi was paid 3 times the going rate to paint this ceiling painter's family home|Michelangelo
19/10/2004|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1000|hard|Chapter 25 of this book is called 'The First Wedding'  & it described Meg's marriage to John Brooke|Little Women
26/11/1997|Jeopardy!|SURROUNDED BY WATER|$300|easy|It's the ocean that surrounds Mauritius|Indian Ocean
03/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BODY BASICS|$1200|hard|Like dead skin at the base of a fingernail, the outermost layer of a shaft of hair is called this|a cuticle
05/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|VALUES|$200|easy|In the U.S. it's 16 fluid ounces|pint
28/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PEOPLE|$600|medium|Her 2 husbands were Uriah the Hittite & David the king|Bathsheba
10/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$600|medium|The Indians used this tree's 'paper'-thin bark for wigwam covers|Birch
14/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$200|easy|The hepatic portal vein connects the intestine to this organ|Liver
31/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AFTER AFTER|$400|easy|The club that you stagger out of at sunrise is probably an 'after' this type|after hours
17/06/1993|Jeopardy!|JOURNALISM 101|$500|medium|It's at this 'desk' that the local news is put together|the city desk
06/02/2007|Jeopardy!|'V'OCABULARY|$500|medium|This synonym of 'speed' comes from the Latin for 'speed'|velocity
14/03/1997|Jeopardy!|'HARRY' MOVIES|$300|easy|In 1984 Paul Newman starred in 'Harry And Son'; 10 years earlier, Art Carney won an Oscar for this film|Harry And Tonto
07/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$1300|hard|Shakespearean character who speaks the lines heard here:   'O, I die, Horatio; The potent poison quite o'er-crows my spirit: ...the rest is silence'|Hamlet
24/06/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN AUTHORS|$200|easy|The vampire Lestat takes a journey through Hell in her 1995 novel 'Memnoch the Devil'|Anne Rice
24/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMATED VOICES|$400|easy|Maybe leaving NBC late night in 2009 will help open his schedule to guest again as Kitty on 'South Park'|(Jay) Leno
23/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$800|hard|The Battle of Little Round Top was one of the bloody skirmishes in this 3-day battle in July 1863|Gettysburg
06/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|50 YEARS OF TV|$800|hard|In a 1990 show based on a Matthew Broderick movie, Jennifer Aniston played the sister of this teen scam artist|Ferris Bueller
05/02/1998|Final Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|None|None|A capital in the West Indies is named for this family name of William of Orange, King of England|Nassau
15/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN WILDLIFE|$1000|hard|Unlike anteaters, this ant-eating 'earth pig' has 20 cylindrical, rootless teeth|Aardvark
03/11/2009|Final Jeopardy!|NUMBERS & LETTERS|None|None|It's the world's most common number system & second-most common alphabet|Arabic
11/04/2001|Jeopardy!|DAWN|$200|easy|This film with Patrick Swayze & Jennifer Grey was about a Communist invasion|Red Dawn
27/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY LITERARY CHARACTERS|$1200|hard|(Hi, I'm Jeff Probst)  In 'Moby Dick' this character asks, 'Why...does any one step forth?  Because one did survive the wreck'|Ishmael (the narrator)
25/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$400|easy|On June 16, 1858 he said, 'A house divided against itself cannot stand'|Abraham Lincoln
27/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SPACE SCIENTISTS|$200|easy|In the 18th century Charles Messier was known as 'The Ferret' of these tailed bodies|Comets
18/06/2001|Jeopardy!|'MOO'|$400|easy|It's another name for a person born under the sign of Cancer|Moonchild/moonchildren
09/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IN A STORM MOVIE|$800|hard|In this film, Bogie & Bacall wait out a tropical storm with Edward G. Robinson|Key Largo
03/03/2009|Jeopardy!|DAY PLANNERS OF THE STARS|$200|easy|May 10, 1945: Divorce wife No. 3. May 21, 1945: Marry wife No. 4, Lauren Bacall, & call more people 'sweetheart'|Humphrey Bogart
20/02/1991|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$200|easy|14 years before coming to America, this Quaker was imprisoned in the Tower of London for his beliefs|William Penn
07/07/2004|Final Jeopardy!|WRITERS|None|None|Born in 1564, he was employed by Elizabeth I's Secretary of State to uncover Catholic plots against her reign|Christopher Marlowe
31/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$800|hard|Arlington is located between these third & sixth most populous cities in Texas|Dallas & Fort Worth
05/02/2009|Jeopardy!|THE 'FIRST' STATE|$800|hard|This nuclear capability is designed to completely knock out an enemy's ability to respond to your attack|first strike
06/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC APPRECIATION|$6400|hard|The name of this small harpsichord may come from the Latin for 'rod' or the Latin for 'maiden'|virginal
03/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'PE' CLASS|$2000|hard|In mythology she's the faithful & patient wife of Odysseus|Penelope
06/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|CHRISTMAS CAROLS|$1000|hard|Foreign title of this song, expressing sentiments heard here:|Feliz Navidad
26/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'M'-BRACE ME|$1600|hard|The 2-letter abbreviation for this U.S. state sounds like the name of one of the Three Stooges|Missouri
07/01/2005|Jeopardy!|III|$600|medium|This rich guy was the first president of Lincoln Center|John D. Rockefeller III
16/07/1997|Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$200|easy|This great Norse god is sometimes known by the epithet Baleygr, which means 'flaming-eyed'|Odin/Wotan
20/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'TOC'|$1600|hard|An organelle in the cytoplasm of cells that functions in energy production|mitochondria
08/04/2004|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL PAINTINGS|$800|hard|Using newspaper accounts of the event, Edouard Manet painted the 'Execution of' this emperor in Mexico|Maximilian
30/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MEASURE FOR MEASURE|$600|medium|Traveling approximately 1,500 miles per hour equals Mach this|2
24/09/1998|Jeopardy!|ROBERTS|$500|medium|The English didn't get off Scot-free against this man's forces at Bannockburn in 1314|Robert the Bruce
08/03/2000|Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'F'|$1400|hard|Actor Colin, or a narrow inlet of the sea (especially in Scotland)|Firth
25/06/1999|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$400|easy|The Kentucky Colonel cocktail blends Benedictine & this type of alcohol|Bourbon
24/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH ART|$400|easy|John Opie, the 'Cornish Wonder', was tutored but hyped as an unschooled genius in this capital in 1781|London
28/02/2001|Jeopardy!|SEAMANSHIP|$100|easy|A knot used to secure a line to a spar, or a term of sevice in the Navy|Hitch
29/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ROCKY|$5000|hard|If a sculptor has lost his marble, he's lost this one of the 3 main types of rock|metamorphic
19/07/2010|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE CONSONANTS|$800|hard|Proverbially, to perform a futile act is to do this to the deck chairs on the Titanic|rearrange
18/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR EXPRESSIONS|$1800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports)  As a horse gets older, its gums recede, so an elderly one literally is this expression|long in the tooth
22/01/1997|Jeopardy!|FOOLS & FOLLIES|$300|easy|Iron pyrite|Fool's gold
14/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIG BANG THEORY|$1600|hard|The first 10-43 seconds after the bang are known as this German physicist's era, after which things 'maxed' out|the Planck era
04/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|RUN 'IT' UP|$400|easy|Nike's simple slogan|Just Do It
07/12/1984|Jeopardy!|WATER SPORTS|$200|easy|Fishing from a moving boat|trolling
26/06/2009|Jeopardy!|ROYAL MOVIES?|$1000|hard|1991's 'Robin Hood', starring Kevin Costner, had this subtitle|Prince of Thieves
23/12/1997|Jeopardy!|INCREDIBLE EDIBLES|$300|easy|If this U.S. marsupial is really dead & not just 'playing', you can roast it like pork|possum
07/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|4 CONSONANTS IN A ROW|$2000|hard|This important mechanism is what you're turning when you wind a clock|the mainspring
11/05/2004|Jeopardy!|N'AA'CP|$800|hard|Established in 1867, it's America's first fashion magazine|Harper's Bazaar
10/10/2007|Jeopardy!|SHAPELY COUNTRIES|$600|medium|No wonder it's called a low country, much of it is below sea level|The Netherlands
13/01/2012|Jeopardy!|FLOAT SAM & JET SAM|$800|hard|U.S. Army pilot Sam Gemar flew on 3 Space Shuttle missions, starting with this alphabetically first craft|Atlantis
12/05/2011|Jeopardy!|ARRIVALS|$2200|hard|On July 8, 1853 Commodore Matthew Perry historically sailed into this bay|the Tokyo bay
12/09/1984|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY|$200|easy|'The avenue we're taken to' in this long-running toe-tapper|42nd Street
04/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONIC NAMES|$1600|hard|In 'A hymn to God the Father', this metaphysical poet makes punning use of this synonym for 'finished'|Donne (or done)
25/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$1000|hard|Ed Begley Jr. starred in this 'American Buffalo' author's 1995 play 'The Cryptogram'|David Mamet
26/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$800|hard|These 2 words preceded 'England Inne' in the name of a romantic getaway in Stowe, Vermont|Ye Olde
10/05/1990|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC TRIVIA|$500|medium|Ludovico Manin, the last person to hold this office in Venice, was deposed in 1797|Doge
28/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ANTARCTIC WILDLIFE|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew floats near a floe in Antarctica.)  This seal here--the only type that eats warm-blooded animals--is named after a big cat due to the dark spots on its coat|the leopard seal
05/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|STEPHEN KING|$2000|hard|'Needful Things' was King's last story set in this fictional town, also the name of an entertainment company|Castle Rock, Maine
17/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL EUROPE|$800|hard|For 10 years, his widow, Constanze, lived in Copenhagen with her second husband, Georg Nissen|W.A. Mozart
09/09/1998|Jeopardy!|MYTHING PERSONS|$200|easy|Good heavens!  This mighty hunter was slain by Artemis in a fit of jealousy|Orion
29/10/2002|Jeopardy!|THE ROLLING STONES|$1000|hard|The Rolling Stones took their name from a song by this legendary blues musician|Muddy Waters
24/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PROJECT RUNWAY|$1200|hard|This Italian duo, partners in life & business, use the initials D&G from their last names as the company logo|Dolce & Gabbana
07/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE 'C'|$2000|hard|This London street runs from Hyde Park corner in the west to a 'circus', or intersection, in the east|Piccadilly
11/12/2008|Jeopardy!|HERE'S THE PISTOLS|$600|medium|One of the most prolific pistols ever created is the model 1851 navy 6-shooter from this manufacturer|Colt
21/12/2006|Jeopardy!|FIRE WHEN READY|$1000|hard|A 1967 accident aboard the U.S.S. Forrestal, one of these ships, caused a tragic fire|aircraft carrier
16/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE NATURE OF THE BEAST|$200|easy|Chewing & sucking are the 2 main types of these insects that cement their eggs onto feathers or hair|lice
14/09/2004|Jeopardy!|OPERA|$400|easy|Peter Cornelius' opera 'The Barber of Baghdad' was based on a tale in this collection|Arabian Nights
06/05/2005|Jeopardy!|ALL ABOARD!|$1000|hard|Ride in restored 1930s passenger cars on the Oil Creek and Titusville Railroad in this state|Pennsylvania
19/03/2003|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$400|easy|(I'm Hall of Fame running back Tony Dorsett)  This man was my coach for my first 11 seasons in the NFL|Tom Landry
11/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH|$1200|hard|Sucre is this crystalline substance|sugar
06/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION DESIGNERS|$400|easy|Alexis Mabille uses this essential part of men's formal wear as a trademark, putting it on models' chests & ankles|a bow-tie
17/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'TH'|$1600|hard|It's the verb in the title of a classic 20th century play about the murderous Hickey|Cometh
02/05/1994|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$300|easy|Term for the time it takes a radioactive substance to decay to 50% of its original quantity|half-life
01/02/2011|Jeopardy!|TAROT CARDS|$400|easy|I: The Great Blackstone|the Magician
05/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SUPER BOWL BETS|$1600|hard|For Super Bowl XXXI, a Massachusetts mayor bet lobsters against the bratwurst of this state|Wisconsin
30/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SILVER|$400|easy|Werewolves take note: the light beer from this brewery is known as 'The Silver Bullet'|Coors
07/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ADD A LETTER|$800|hard|After you take a beating, add a letter to it & I'll give you one of these tongue-lashings|a berating
23/01/2001|Jeopardy!|MAKE WAY FOR HEMINGWAY|$200|easy|Hemingway served as an ambulance driver during WWI, like Frederic Henry, the hero of this novel|A Farewell to Arms
23/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$400|easy|Woody Guthrie wrote for this party's paper & joked, 'I've been in the red all my life'|Communist party
14/03/1997|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$400|easy|An 1876 bank robbery attempt is reenacted during Defeat of Jesse James Days in Northfield in this state|Minnesota
04/03/1998|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE DOGHOUSE WITH SPOT|$500|medium|The Post-Dispatch can be found in Spot's doghouse because he lives in this Midwestern city|St. Louis
03/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$2000|hard|2-word phrase for a predetermined ending; Othello talks of one in Act III|a foregone conclusion
28/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CITIES IN SONG|$600|medium|'They've got some crazy little women' here, & 'I'm gonna' get me one'|Kansas City
22/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|A 'LEG'|$800|hard|Sadistic Simon of Stowe's bestseller|Legree
02/11/2006|Jeopardy!|BEFORE THEY WERE FIRST LADIES|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reads.)  This woman used this camera back when she was an aspiring photographer for a Washington D.C. newspaper|Jackie Kennedy
24/02/1999|Final Jeopardy!|LANDMARKS|None|None|In the 1879 Mathew Brady photo seen here, this structure was about 150 feet tall|Washington Monument
17/11/2009|Jeopardy!|40 YEARS OF SESAME STREET|$400|easy|(Alex appears with a red Muppet in a clip from show #4972.)  This character was called Little Monster when he debuted in 1979; muppeteer Kevin Clash gave him his trademark giggle|Elmo
20/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|THE CONTINENTS|$2100|hard|Besides the Amazon, 1 of the other 4 river systems that drain South America|River Plate (Orinoco, San Francisco, or Magdalena)
23/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS RELATIVES|$400|easy|This partner of David Brinkley was a descendant of John Adams & John Quincy Adams|Chet Huntley
27/10/2010|Jeopardy!|SITCOM MOMS|$200|easy|In the '60s Mary Tyler Moore played sitcom mom Laura Petrie on this series|The Dick Van Dyke Show
17/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$600|medium|Dean & Davis, great-grandsons of this makeup mogul, have taken their Smashbox Cosmetics Company to the 'Max'|Max Factor
03/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$400|easy|They're considered the 3 precious metals|Gold, silver & platinum
22/07/2005|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK BRANDS|$1000|hard|Mr. T was featured in Busta Rhymes' 2002 video 'Pass' this Napoleonic cognac|courvoisier
22/04/2008|Jeopardy!|DYNASTY|$800|hard|This Babylonian ruler of the Chaldean dynasty lends his name to a 15-liter wine bottle|Nebuchadnezzar
27/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|It's the adjective for someone who irrationally fears black cats or a category like 13-letter words|superstitious
20/12/1996|Final Jeopardy!|REPUBLICANS|None|None|2 of the 3 Republicans elected vice president twice|Spiro Agnew, George (H.W.) Bush & Richard Nixon
04/03/2004|Jeopardy!|FLAGS|$600|medium|In 1198 this British king adopted a flag with 3 lions|Richard the Lionhearted
14/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT THEY DID IN 2000|$3000|hard|She gave birth to Dylan Michael Douglas|Catherine Zeta-Jones
21/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|Hispaniola is an island comprised of Haiti & this other nation|the Dominican Republic
25/03/1997|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$100|easy|In the front range of this famous chain you can take a peek at Pikes Peak|Rockies
30/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|STATE FAIR SITES|$600|medium|Great Falls|Montana
20/10/2008|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES BY NEWSPAPERS|$1000|hard|Jyllands-Posten, Dagbladet|Denmark
08/09/2003|Jeopardy!|MODERN–DAY QUOTES|$800|hard|Describing life after the 1996 election, he said, 'Elizabeth's back at the Red Cross and I'm walking the dog'|Bob Dole
11/05/2010|Final Jeopardy!|WORDS IN THE BIBLE|None|None|In Genesis 2:24 these 2 words are what a man shall do to his parents & then to his wife; add a letter to 1 to get the other|leave & cleave
17/06/2010|Jeopardy!|THE BIG UNIT|$1000|hard|In 1926 the queen of Romania flipped on the new 100,000-horsepower generator of New York this, now Consolidated this|Edison
16/05/2001|Jeopardy!|HOMINA HOMINA HOMONYMS|$500|medium|Term for not making it on time or for being recently deceased, which would be a good excuse|Late
28/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A DOGGY DOG WORLD|$1600|hard|In the 1980s Wally Conron was the first to breed this dog; now there are oodles of them|labradoodles
06/04/1988|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS|$600|medium|He presided over our national Bicentenial celebration|Gerald Ford
26/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SECOND-LARGEST U.S. CITIES|$1500|hard|The natural features that gave this Montana city its name now provide hydroelectric power|Great Falls
07/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CHAMPIONS OF TOURNAMENTS|$800|hard|After being crowned a champ at the Golden Gloves tournament, this 'Hit Man' turned pro in 1977|Thomas Hearns
09/12/1996|Jeopardy!|PARADES|$200|easy|Each November a parade starts at the Guildhall in this city when a new lord mayor takes office|London
19/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|RABBIT|$1600|hard|On many rabbits these can rotate 270 degrees, presumably to get a clearer TV picture|ears
17/02/2006|Jeopardy!|ADAM SANDLER FILMS|$600|medium|Adam crooned his way into Drew Barrymore's heart in this 'matrimonial' 1998 film|The Wedding Singer
26/02/2007|Jeopardy!|HERE'S WALDO|$1000|hard|This tough-guy actor's last film role was as Police Commissioner Waldo in 1981's 'Ragtime'|(James) Cagney
06/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$200|easy|Unlike other crabs, it has a shell on its abdomen, forcing it to look constantly for temporary housing|Hermit crab
23/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|This Great Lake's deepest point, 1330 feet, lies about 50 miles north of Michigan's Upper Peninsula|Lake Superior
16/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PETER|$1200|hard|After retiring from medicine in 1840, he began work on his thesaurus in London|Peter Roget
25/11/2010|Jeopardy!|KNOW YOUR RIGHTS|$800|hard|The 3rd Amendment says that in time of peace, one of these can't be quartered in a house without the owner's consent|a soldier
03/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|EXPRESS YOURSELF|$600|medium|Of the first manned space flight, this cosmonaut said, 'I could have gone on flying...forever'|Yuri Gagarin
05/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'M-E's|$400|easy|Newspapers, magazines, radio & television|media
05/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A MOVIE BEFORE, THEN DINNER AFTER|$1200|hard|War is afoot in this Marx Brothers classic about the daily changing of broth at a restaurant|Duck Soup du Jour
16/06/2004|Jeopardy!|MIAMI NICE|$800|hard|Called 'America's Riviera', Miami's South Beach is home to 800 buildings built in this early 20th century style|Art Deco
11/12/1998|Jeopardy!|DESTINATION:  MOON|$500|medium|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): '(Hi, I'm Janet Kavandi, on the space shuttle Discovery)  Of the 7 original Mercury astronauts, he's the only one to walk on the moon'|Alan Shepard
11/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD SCIENCE|$1200|hard|You can kill nasty things in wooden cutting boards with the acidity in the white type of this--Heinz wants you to know|vinegar
03/10/2005|Jeopardy!|HARD 'WORK'|$400|easy|This play is set in Tuscumbia, Alabama & at the Perkins Institute for the blind|The Miracle Worker
10/03/2009|Jeopardy!|NAME THE CAPITAL CITY|$400|easy|France|Paris
15/11/2006|Jeopardy!|HEY, WHERE'D YOU 'GO'?|$1000|hard|This 4-letter word means to spur, push or impel|goad
13/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE SO SPORTY|$800|hard|Brothers Jarit & Jimmie Johnson both compete in this sport|NASCAR
13/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|A McCATEGORY|$1000|hard|He penned 'Understanding Media' in 1964; we got the 'message'|Marshall McLuhan
19/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'A' IN GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|Lesbos & the Cyclades are found in this sea|Aegean Sea
14/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|POSTAL ABBREVIATIONS|$1200|hard|Add a '47' to this state & you have a Russian assault rifle|Alaska
22/01/2007|Jeopardy!|STATELY ARENAS|$200|easy|Pete Maravich Assembly Center, Rapides Parish Coliseum|Louisiana
14/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|19TH CENTURY WOMEN|$600|medium|This famous nineteenth-century beauty had four husbands including a bigamist, but she never married Jim Brady|Lillian Russell
28/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GOOD GOD, Y'ALL|$2000|hard|The heroic creator god of the Aztecs, he is also identified as the god of the wind; relax, we won't make you spell it|Quetzalcoatl
20/06/2007|Jeopardy!|PTOLEMY...WHY NOT TAKE PTOLEMY?|$600|medium|Fire was an important part of this structure, one of the 7 ancient wonders, finished during Ptolemy II's reign|the Lighthouse at Alexandria
27/07/2011|Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS FROM BARTLETT'S|$1000|hard|On March 21, 1973 this White House counsel said that 'we have a cancer within, close to the presidency, that is growing'|John Dean
23/11/1995|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY SONGS|$300|easy|'Track Down This Murderer' is sung near the end of this Andrew Lloyd Webber musical|Phantom of the Opera
24/02/1999|Jeopardy!|CLIMB IT|$100|easy|The route to the summit of this 12,388-foot Japanese peak includes 10 stages called gome|Mount Fuji
23/05/1990|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY LYRICS|$100|easy|This song from 'The Sound of Music' ends with 'Bless my homeland forever'|Edelweiss
30/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AIRCRAFT OF WORLD WAR I|$1200|hard|Structurally, the Fokker Dr. I was this type of plane design (hint: the 320 built had a total of 960 wings)|a triplane
14/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHY DID THEY MAKE THIS MOVIE?|$200|easy|The 1973 film adaptation of this Richard Bach novel was 'strictly for the birds'|Jonathan Livingston Seagull
21/05/2008|Jeopardy!|PERUVIAN FOOD & DRINK|$200|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from a restaurant in Peru.) This appetizer of raw fish marinated in citrus juice is found in nearly every restaurant; the liquid is called tiger's milk and is a delicacy on its own|ceviche
04/02/2004|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL LORE|$200|easy|The Inuit call it Nanuk & say it can take off its fur & enter an igloo as a man|a polar bear
02/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMATED MOVIES|$1600|hard|This 1988 film is seen thorugh the eyes of Littlefoot, a baby Brontosaurus|The Land Before Time
13/10/2003|Jeopardy!|IN YOUR HEARTS|$1000|hard|While systole refers to the tightening of the heart, this is the period between contractions|diastole
18/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GEEK TV|$800|hard|Alyson Hannigan was nerd-hot as a geek-turned-witch on this series|Buffy the Vampire Slayer
01/06/2005|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE FACTS|$1000|hard|In hydraulics, hydrokinetics is the study of liquids in motion & this is the specific study of liquids at rest|hydrostatics
23/05/2006|Jeopardy!|CLASSY CLASSICAL CLASSICS|$600|medium|You're 'rite' on the money if you know the controversial music heard here is by this composer|Stravinsky
20/04/2010|Final Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN HISTORY|None|None|Joining such pop culture icons as Dorothy's ruby slippers, this was donated to the museum by Jerry Seinfeld in 2004|the puffy shirt
18/04/1990|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$500|medium|He was extradited from Switzerland to the U.S. to face charges he aided the Marcoses|Adnan Khashoggi
29/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COMMANDERS AT WAR|$2400|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows an animated diagram on the monitor.)  Pilots still use the World War II weaving tactic by which a pilot lures a pursuing enemy plane into another plane's gun sights; it was invented to combat this highly maneuverable Japanese fighter|the Mitsubishi Zero
03/11/1986|Jeopardy!|CATS & DOGS|$500|medium|The Akita, 'natural dog' of this country, is said to have been brought to U.S. by Helen Keller|Japan
09/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'C' IN SCIENCE|$4000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew does a demonstration with some falling water.)  The two streams of water form one, because water molecules are so attracted to each other that when they come near, they stick together, a uniting action known as this|cohesion
06/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE NOME|$400|easy|Read all about it!  The Nome Nugget, founded in 1900, is Nome's & Alaska's oldest one of these|a newspaper
28/04/2011|Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY CARDS|$1000|hard|This game of Uruguayan origin uses 2 decks of cards & has a Spanish name that means 'basket'|canasta
05/05/2003|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC QUOTATIONS|$400|easy|These 'may crumble, Gibraltar may tumble (they're only made of clay), but -- our love is here to stay'|the Rockies
30/04/2008|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL COMMON BONDS|$800|hard|Bufflehead, Eider, Teal|ducks
04/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE IN CHARGE|$600|medium|Asian president Joseph Estrada|Philippines
03/11/2000|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$500|medium|He was riding Affirmed in 1978 when he became the youngest jockey to win the Triple Crown|Steve Cauthen
28/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DOCUMENTARIES|$1600|hard|2010's 'Exit Through the Gift Shop' examined the guerrilla street artist known by this 6-letter name|Banksy
20/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TOO BIG FOR YOUR BRIDGES|$800|hard|This freshwater body stretches about 350 miles from Duluth in the west to Whitefish Bay in the east|Lake Superior
05/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$3200|hard|31 of Europe's 40 highest mountains lie within this nation or on its borders|Switzerland
02/03/2000|Jeopardy!|WRITERS BY MIDDLE NAME|$100|easy|Frontier writer Fenimore|James Fenimore Cooper
04/02/2011|Final Jeopardy!|BRITISH BUSINESS|None|None|For decades Rolls-Royce also owned this luxury brand named for its founder; now both are produced by German companies|Bentley
07/12/2009|Jeopardy!|NEW TO THE OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY|$800|hard|A Billy Ray Cyrus hit gave us this hyphenated adjective|achy-breaky
03/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER: SINGERS & PRESIDENTS|$800|hard|I sang 'Atomic' as part of Blondie & also made the decision to use the atomic bomb|Debbie Harry Truman
02/03/2007|Jeopardy!|TAKE A WOK ON THE WILD SIDE|$1000|hard|If you're really hungry, stir fry some vegetables & buttered meat from this high Himalayan bovine|a yak
07/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SPIELBERG MOVIES IN OTHER WORDS|$800|hard|'Capital of Bavaria'|Munich
12/05/2009|Jeopardy!|KICKIN' IT OLD SCHOOL|$1000|hard|Bethlehem, Penn.'s St. Luke's Hospital School of this offers the oldest diploma program for it in the nation|School of Nursing
18/11/1996|Jeopardy!|THE '96 FALL TELEVISION SEASON|$200|easy|After her appearance on 'Friends', NBC decided to star her in a sitcom, and voila! - she's 'Suddenly Susan'|Brooke Shields
26/06/2009|Jeopardy!|FROM THE BRITISH MONARCHY'S WEBSITE|$200|easy|The principal duty of the Queen's Piper is to play this instrument every weekday at 9 A.M. under the Queen's window|the bagpipe
25/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SOAPS|$200|easy|It was found that its impurity measured only .56% of its weight, so it was advertised as '99-44/100% Pure'|Ivory Soap
11/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ISN'T IT BYRONIC?|$200|easy|Of John, Paul, or George, Byron's given name|George
07/11/1994|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$300|easy|It's the spirit found in a daiquiri cocktail|rum
27/09/2005|Jeopardy!|THE 'FILE' FILE|$600|medium|3-word term for the members of a group apart from its leaders or officers|rank and file
09/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LEFTOVERS|$800|hard|It's the number of fluid ounces in 1 liquid quart|32
09/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN AUTHORS|$1200|hard|Garcia Lorca wrote 'Lament for a Bullfighter' in 1935, but a year later he was the lamented one in this war|the Spanish Civil War
28/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|STARS, NOT CARS|$1600|hard|Either of the 2 actresses who won Oscars for 'All the King's Men' or 'The Fisher King'|Mercedes Ruehl (or Mercedes McCambridge)
26/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TECHNOLOGY|$1000|hard|If you're using a GPS device to get around, you should know GPS stands for this|Global Positioning System
16/02/2010|Jeopardy!|ASSEMBLY LINE|$800|hard|(Alex leans against a partly completed car  at the Ford Motor Company in Dearborn, MI.)  Here's something you definitely want to have in your home workshop--it's a power assist arm to do the heavy lifting; today it's being used to install over 100 pound instrument clusters; it also helps prevent job-related injuries like RSS, which is this kind of stress syndrome|repetitive
23/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$1200|hard|A famous meat sauce is named for this Italian 'sausage' city|Bologna
04/10/2007|Jeopardy!|CATCH & CARRY|$200|easy|This ex-49er is the NFL's all-time leader with 1,549 receptions; no. 2 on the list is 448 behind|Jerry Rice
04/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WON THE BATTLE|$800|hard|This king of England beat the odds to trounce the French in the 1415 Battle of Agincourt|Henry V
06/01/2003|Jeopardy!|CLIP ART|$400|easy|In one of the great sports matchups ever, he was the foe of the runner seen here|the Hare
28/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$600|medium|Of Red, Green, or Puce, the one who's a servant to Shakespeare's King Richard II|Green
18/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS ON FILM|$400|easy|As Jimmy 'Rabbit' Smith in '8 Mile'|Eminem
17/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SHOW BUSINESS GROUPS|$2000|hard|Spanish for 'we', this organization was founded by Ricardo Montalban to improve the image of Latinos on screen|Nosotros
18/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT EGYPT|$600|medium|This plant whose stems were used to make writing material was called ptef by the ancient Egyptians|Papyrus
23/09/2005|Jeopardy!|MILLION DOLLAR BABY|$800|hard|Little Caleigh was at the center of a custody fight between Patricia Duff & this man the tabloids call 'Revlon Ron'|Ron Perelman
28/12/2007|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER THE BETTER|$400|easy|'Meaty' actor who chews the scenery|a ham
22/02/2008|Jeopardy!|ON THE RADIO|$400|easy|You can't 'Get The Party Started' without this singer whose hair color sometimes matches her stage name|Pink
29/10/1998|Jeopardy!|THE LAST MAN|$500|medium|In 'The Almanac of Famous People' is this 'Father of Television'|Vladimir Zworykin
19/04/1999|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL BEHAVIOR|$300|easy|Some frogs retract their eyes to help them do this after catching a fly|Swallow
07/02/2003|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$600|medium|This 4th gospel writer begins his book with 'In the beginning was the word, and the word was with God...'|John
11/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITAL BIRTHPLACES|$1600|hard|Current senator Patrick Leahy|Montpelier, Vermont
19/10/2007|Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$600|medium|In Samuel 28, the prophet Samuel appears to king Saul & predicts his defeat by this group|the Philistines
05/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'A' PLUS|$2000|hard|Fritz Haber invented a process to make this smelly gas|ammonia
07/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|HUMAN VISION|$400|easy|Snooty specs on a stick|a lorgnette
11/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW 7 WONDERS OF THE WORLD|$400|easy|You can't really see it from the Moon, but it is the longest of the 7|the Great Wall of China
13/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|18th CENTURY QUOTES|$800|hard|In this pamphlet Thomas Paine said, government 'is but a necessary evil; in its worst state, an intolerable one'|Common Sense
31/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS ON FILM|$2000|hard|F. Murray Abraham in 'Amadeus'|Salieri
24/03/2010|Jeopardy!|HIDDEN COUNTRIES|$400|easy|Truly, you have created a beauteous painting|Spain (in beauteous painting)
01/02/2007|Jeopardy!|I'M SURPRISED|$1000|hard|On hearing a surprising affront, you may be 'taken' this 5-letter way|aback
27/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MAKING WORDS|$1200|hard|Perpetrate, like a crime  +  pointy golf ball aid =  this appointed group|commitee
29/01/1999|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE SPORTS|$500|medium|John McEnroe, Janet Evans & Tiger Woods all competed for & then left this California school|Stanford
03/04/2000|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC MOVIE LINES|$400|easy|1975: 'You can't expect to wield supreme executive power just because some watery tart threw a sword at you'|Monty Python and the Holy Grail
19/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FICTION, POLITICAL STYLE|$2000|hard|Bizarrely, her 1981 novel 'Sisters' has a Republican VP's heart giving out during an intimate time with his mistress|Lynne Cheney
25/01/1988|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$100|easy|A grandstander, or one especially good at pistol target practice|a hot shot
10/09/2003|Jeopardy!|'BIG' & 'LITTLE'|$1000|hard|(Hi, I'm Brenda Lee)  The title of one of my first records gave me this 'explosive' nickname|Little Miss Dynamite
16/05/1997|Jeopardy!|THE SIMPSONS|$500|medium|Simpson kids' favorite TV fare includes Krusty the Clown & this insanely violent cartoon|Itchy & Scratchy
20/12/2000|Jeopardy!|THE 1980s|$400|easy|In a 1985 hit, Prince sang of a girl wearing this title article, 'and if it was warm she wouldn't wear much more'|Raspberry Beret
09/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SHEIK'S PEER|$2000|hard|With or without an 'H' at the end, this is a title for a Muslim teacher; a high-ranking one may be an ayatollah|mullah
08/07/1999|Jeopardy!|THE FORGOTTEN MARX BROTHERS|$300|easy|This brother whose nickname included 'Maniac' was named for his irresistable impulse to steal|Klepto
31/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ALTAR EGOS|$800|hard|Ulfilas, a Visigoth priest, converted many to Arianism, a heresy that held that this religion founder was 'adopted'|Jesus
04/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|INITIALS M.D.|$400|easy|He's broken many stories in his online 'Report'|Matt Drudge
23/05/2003|Jeopardy!|BREAKFAST CEREALS|$600|medium|Disney Buzz Blasts was inspired by this movie|Toy Story
23/11/2011|Jeopardy!|HORSE BREED NAMES|$200|easy|The Jutland horse is named for this country's Jutland Peninsula, where it has been bred for centuries|Denmark
17/03/1999|Jeopardy!|HURRICANE NAMES|$400|easy|1983: Same as Witt & Silverstone|Alicia
16/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ORANGE SLICES|$1200|hard|Surprisingly, this tropical fruit is a relative of the pistachio & the cashew|a mango
07/04/2006|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'L'|$1000|hard|Apso city (5)|Lhasa
02/06/2009|Jeopardy!|SILENT PARTNERS|$600|medium|This late night talk show host has been a silent partner with Bobby Rahal on auto racing circuits|David Letterman
11/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|KEEPIN' IT 'REAL'|$1600|hard|What Coke was, according to an old ad slogan|the real thing
14/11/1989|Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SPORTS|$200|easy|This runner, who married Richard Slaney in 1985, holds 6 U.S. records, from 800 meters to 10,000 meters|Mary Decker
25/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMA|$1000|hard|Sidney Poitier co-starred in this 1959 drama, the 1st play by a black woman produced on Broadway|A Raisin in the Sun
02/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COPPING OUT AT THE MOVIES|$400|easy|Reach for the sky!  In 2010 Tom Hanks returned for a third time to provide the voice of this sheriff|Woody
22/05/2009|Jeopardy!|HOW INVENTIVE|$400|easy|Hoping to capitalize on the popularity of Superman was one factor in naming this '70s audio product|the Walkman
06/02/2008|Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$800|hard|In Guillain-Barre syndrome patients, these lose their myelin sheaths, so impulses slow down or stop|nerves
02/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONIC PAIRS|$600|medium|A conceited wind direction indicator|Vain vane
03/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$800|hard|'The Nutcracker' often features a pas de deux bythe prince and this fairy who rules the Kingdom of Sweets|the Sugarplum Fairy
09/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PUT 'EM IN ORDER|$200|easy|Crimean War, Boer War,  War of 1812|1812, Crimean, Boer
14/05/1997|Jeopardy!|OUT OF THE MICROWAVE|$100|easy|To cook this ballpark treat, put it in a bun, wrap it in a paper towel & microwave it for 30 seconds|Hot dog
03/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CLOTH & FABRICS|$400|easy|Open mesh fabric used in stockings & on trawlers|Fishnet
18/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$800|hard|Northern European expressionist whose dramas include 'The Dance of Death' and 'The Ghost Sonata'|Auguste Strindberg
30/11/2007|Jeopardy!|STATES OF THE UNION|$800|hard|This state has the highest average altitude of any state east of the Mississippi; must be pretty 'mountainous'|West Virginia
25/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CONTESTS|$600|medium|Theta Tau at Purdue holds a contest for convoluted machines in the spirit of this cartoonist|Rube Goldberg
25/02/1999|Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$200|easy|After she was married, this Indian princess was known as Rebecca Rolfe|Pocahontas
01/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CHRISTIANITY|$800|hard|Most Romanians belong to the Romanian Church within this branch of Christianity|Orthodox Church
02/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ARTE ITALIANO|$1600|hard|In the 1200s, Berlinghieri was among the first to depict this then-recent saint receiving the stigmata|St. Francis
23/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY DEBUTS|$1600|hard|(I'm Susan Lucci.)  In 1999 I took aim at Broadway, I made my debut as the title sharpshooter in this musical|Annie Get Your Gun
04/07/2007|Jeopardy!|CANADIAN HISTORY|$600|medium|In the Treaty of Paris of 1763, which ended this war, France surrendered most of New France to Britain|the French and Indian War
28/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|1989 BOOKS|$800|hard|This prolific authoress gave the world 'Star' & 'Daddy'|Danielle Steel
26/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES IN NATURE|$2000|hard|This common greenhouse pest is named for the white, flourlike substance that covers its body|mealybug
17/09/2002|Jeopardy!|'RITHMETIC|$600|medium|It's the square root of 196|14
15/10/2002|Jeopardy!|WHAT CENTURY ARE YOU LIVING IN?|$600|medium|Christopher Marlowe (assuming he didn't fake his own death, move to France & write Shakespeare's plays)|16th century
04/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE CONGO RIVER|$1000|hard|Name given by the Portuguese to the Congo River & still used for much of it today|the Zaire
06/11/1997|Jeopardy!|'short' stuff|$400|easy|Myopic|short-sighted
08/02/2001|Jeopardy!|FUTURE CASINOS?|$300|easy|This U.K. country's casino will have kilt-wearing croupiers & an all-you-can-eat haggis buffet|Scotland
11/02/1997|Jeopardy!|KIDS IN THE NEWS|$800|hard|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): The painting seen here by 11-year-old Alexandra Nechita is in the style of this Spanish painter:|Pablo Picasso
22/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1600|hard|'Royal' CNN talk show host who's a large edible crustacean|Larry King crab
12/12/2005|Jeopardy!|TIME TO EAT|$600|medium|This protein-rich Middle Eastern dish is deep-fried chickpea patties & tahini wrapped in flat bread|falafel
05/05/1998|Jeopardy!|LARRYS, MOES & CURLYS|$500|medium|Bart Simpson might phone this establishment & page 'Ringing, first name Isabelle'|Moe's
04/10/2007|Jeopardy!|I BEG YOUR PARDON|$400|easy|The Wall Street Journal wanted an immediate pardon for him after his perjury conviction in the Valerie Plame case|Scooter Libby
08/10/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU JUST MADE THE 'A' LIST|$200|easy|You are so cool, pristine & full of energy, you're like this biggest U.S. state|Alaska
01/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|The site of a leper colony, this Hawaiian island is nicknamed the 'Friendly Island'|Molokai
09/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE FUNNYMAN WHO PLAYED...|$1600|hard|Popeye in the 1980 film|Robin Williams
11/12/1998|Jeopardy!|ONCE UPON A DECEMBER|$400|easy|Point on the Earth reached for the first time by man December 14, 1911|South Pole
05/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE LETTERS|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew at a swimming pool)  Hey, Mom, watch me; if you're not watching, OK, I'm going to do this 'ballistic' entry into the pool|cannonball
13/06/2005|Jeopardy!|A BAD MOTHER|$400|easy|She fed her children 'some broth without... bread' then 'whipped them all soundly and put them to bed'|the old woman who lived in a shoe
25/02/2011|Jeopardy!|CASTLES|$1000|hard|Balmoral Castle is this present monarch's summer home|Queen Elizabeth II (of Great Britain)
19/09/2006|Jeopardy!|A SEPTEMBER TO REMEMBER|$1000|hard|This British officer was captured in late September 1780 trying to return to New York City|Major John André
04/05/1990|Jeopardy!|CURTAINS|$300|easy|Game show that asked 'Would you like the box or what's behind the curtain Carol's pointing to?'|Let's Make A Deal
30/01/2006|Jeopardy!|McDONALD'S SLOGANS|$200|easy|1961: 'Look for the Golden' these|Arches
07/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN ISLANDS|$1200|hard|Treasure Island is a manmade island built in this bay for the 1939-1940 Golden Gate Exposition|San Francisco Bay
28/04/2005|Jeopardy!|ABOUT SCHMIDT|$1000|hard|Ex-Yale president Benno Schmidt chairs this inventive company that manages & improves schools|Edison
25/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$600|medium|Thomas Pynchon followed 'V' with this novel about the V-2 rocket|Gravity's Rainbow
30/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE MUSICALS|$400|easy|1939: 'The Cornfield', 'Poppies'|The Wizard of Oz
15/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FUN IN THE 'SON'|$800|hard|Also used in commercial fishing, it's known as echolocation in bats|sonar
31/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HALLOWEEN CANDY|$1600|hard|The name of these bite-sized candies is also a British term for ninepin bowling|Skittles
31/03/2008|Jeopardy!|GENERAL INFORMATION|$800|hard|Pick up a GT from this car co. for a tidy $169,000, or maybe start out with a Focus for a more reasonable $13,715|Ford
28/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NORTHERN WATERS|$1000|hard|A series of canals links the Volga River to this sea via the Gulf of Finland|Baltic Sea
20/07/2007|Jeopardy!|COLORS|$600|medium|On the flag of El Salvador, the stripe of this color represents peace|white
03/11/1997|Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH PICKLE|$300|easy|It's one way to get a laugh|Tickle
05/11/2001|Jeopardy!|12-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|Man O' War was a famous one|thoroughbred
16/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|Viking explorer known for his cross-eyed seagull comedy routines|Eric the Red Skelton
21/11/2007|Jeopardy!|STATES & TERRITORIES OF AUSTRALIA|$200|easy|An Australian territorial claim covers 42% of this continent|Antarctica
17/05/2007|Jeopardy!|CECIL|$200|easy|On the TV series 'Beany and Cecil', Beany was a boy & Cecil was a seasick one of these alliterative creatures|sea serpent
22/05/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 'HEART' OF DIXIE|$200|easy|Zantac & Pepcid are used to counteract it|heartburn
11/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DROP A LETTER|$1600|hard|...from a word meaning 'oddly amusing' & you get this sandwich encloser|roll (from droll)
18/11/1992|Jeopardy!|1960s SITCOMS|$300|easy|In 'Get Smart' the spies at CONTROL were dedicated to defeating this evil organization|KAOS
24/03/2005|Jeopardy!|CRUISIN' THE CARIBBEAN|$800|hard|If you're cruising on the Royal Clipper, it will most likely be under this power|wind
27/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE COVER OF TIME|$400|easy|One-year-old cover subject seen here in 1962|the Berlin Wall
10/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$600|medium|Granite is composed mainly of feldspar & this transparent crystalline material|Quartz
29/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES & ROLES|$500|medium|Geraldine Page's last Broadway role was the Happy Medium in this Noel Coward play|Blithe Spirit
12/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LANDLOCKED COUNTRIES|$400|easy|At the present its co-princes are Jacques Chirac & Bishop Joan Marti Alanis|Andorra
29/09/2000|Jeopardy!|THE BALL ROOM|$100|easy|On September 27, 1998 Philip Ozersky caught a ball hit by this man & later sold it for $2.7 million|Mark McGwire
22/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE PLAY TITLE|$800|hard|Not Beckett but Clifford Odets: 'Waiting for _____'|Lefty
21/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'BB' BOOKS|$800|hard|O. Henry's first book was called these 'and Kings', a reference to a Lewis Carroll poem|Cabbages
05/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'PRIME'D FOR SUCCESS|$1600|hard|In Aristotelian philosophy, it's the godlike source of all activity in the history of the universe|the prime mover
05/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YOU SLEIGH ME|$1600|hard|These lithographers often depicted sleigh rides in the country, as in the print seen here|Currier & Ives
10/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BAVARIOUS|$1000|hard|This famous 'Spanish' dancer & mistress of Louis I of Bavaria was born Marie Gilbert in Limerick, Ireland|Lola Montez
18/06/2007|Jeopardy!|PICK THE OSCAR WINNER|$400|easy|'Gone with the Wind': Clark Gable, Vivien Leigh, Olivia de Havilland|Vivien Leigh
10/06/1998|Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF FOOD|$300|easy|Types of these in Switzerland include Sbrinz, Tilsit & Appenzeller|Cheese
27/02/2007|Final Jeopardy!|PHRASE ORIGINS|None|None|Meaning 'not working properly', it may date back to a character in the comic strip 'The Katzenjammer Kids'|on the fritz
10/04/1998|Jeopardy!|TEMPTATIONS|$100|easy|This potato chip brand changed its slogan from 'Betcha Can't Eat Just One' to 'Too Good to Eat Just One'|Lay's
07/06/2004|Jeopardy!|KING, QUEEN OR JACK|$600|medium|The one not mentioned in the title of the TV series starring Kevin James|jack
01/05/2002|Jeopardy!|LATIN AMERICAN HISTORY|$200|easy|In 1502, on his fourth voyage, he landed at what is now Trujillo, Honduras|Columbus
06/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH MATTERS|$400|easy|Beware of bulging or swollen cans of food; it could be a sign of this food poisoning|botulism
02/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BIG WORDS|$1200|hard|It describes the 'skies' in 'America The Beautiful'|spacious
20/09/1999|Jeopardy!|MEDICAL BREAKTHROUGHS|$300|easy|Originally used to check for flaws in machine parts, this device was first used on pregnant women in the 1950s|Ultrasound
07/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|Africa's Rusizi is one of the few rivers that drains into this, the world's longest freshwater lake|Lake Tanganyika
28/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|STATELY FORTS|$800|hard|1 of every 10 active duty soldiers in the Army is assigned to this state's Fort Hood|Texas
21/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CURRENT POLITICOS|$1600|hard|Called the 'Ragin' Cajun', this Louisiana lawyer & his partner Paul Begala helped get Clinton elected in 1992|James Carville
10/11/2003|Jeopardy!|BALLET|$600|medium|Czar Nicholas II & this empress appear in 'Anastasia', a ballet about one of their daughters|Alexandra
19/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WINTER|$1000|hard|Autolycus is a lovable rogue in this Shakespeare play|'The Winter's Tale'
29/04/1997|Jeopardy!|SUPERSTITION|$100|easy|On their wedding day, tradition says the bride & groom shouldn't do this before the ceremony|see each other
23/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE BARNES COLLECTION|$800|hard|(Alex reads the clue from the Barnes Collection.) Talk about an eye for value!  Dr. Barnes once refused to sell for $6,000 the watercolor by this artist that he had acquired for $10|(Pablo) Picasso
17/12/2004|Jeopardy!|ROBOTS, ANDROIDS & CYBORGS|$600|medium|In this 2004 film a Chicago cop thinks an NS-5 named Sonny has committed murder|I, Robot
07/11/2002|Jeopardy!|THE NAMES HAVE BEEN CHANGED|$800|hard|This classic Motown group began as the Primettes|The Supremes
14/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|DEPARTMENT STORES|$800|hard|#2 chain in sales, they've hired style expert Martha Stewart to spruce up their image|Kmart
01/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PISTOLS|$2000|hard|This Olympic event was inspired by a soldier's ability to swim, run, ride a horse & fight with a sword & a pistol|pentathlon
06/11/2006|Jeopardy!|THE SNL ALUMNUS WHO...|$400|easy|Played 'Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo'|Rob Schneider
15/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE PLOT THICKENS|$200|easy|Plots to kill this leader have involved the use of CIA-engineered exploding cigars|Fidel Castro
21/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$1500|hard|One female gamete|egg
09/11/1987|Jeopardy!|UTAH|$300|easy|The Mormons called the region of Utah this: the Book of Mormon's word for honeybee|Deseret
05/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NEW JERSEY|$1200|hard|New Jersey was named for an isle in this British island group|the Channel Islands
22/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FINN FUN|$400|easy|This ethnic minority in Finland consists of about 4,000 former nomads living north of the Arctic Circle|Lapps/Laplanders
17/06/2005|Jeopardy!|PACKAGING|$600|medium|Whitman's was the 1st company to put a guide on the inside lid of this type of package to which Mr. Gump compared life|(a box of) chocolates
04/06/1999|Jeopardy!|LITERARY HODGEPODGE|$300|easy|The poems of Scotland's Robert Fergusson, who died insane at age 24, influenced this 'Tam O'Shanter' poet|Robert Burns
15/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PERU|$1600|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from a square in Lima, Peru.)  It was here in Lima in 1821 that this Argentine general declared Peru's independence from Spain|(Jose de San) Martin
09/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FACES|$1600|hard|He died in London in 1547 but not before starting his own church|Henry VIII
11/01/1999|Jeopardy!|DICKENSIANA|$200|easy|Subtitled 'The Parish Boy's Progress', it appeared in 24 installments in Bentley's Miscellany|Oliver Twist
21/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HERBS & SPICES|$200|easy|Hungarians have many dishes named for & made with this spice|paprika
02/07/2008|Jeopardy!|I DRINK YOUR MILKSHAKE|$1000|hard|He sold milkshake machines to the McDonald Bros.' burger joint, got curious about their operation & soon made history|(Ray) Kroc
03/11/1994|Jeopardy!|PHILADELPHIA|$400|easy|Built in 1895, the original Quadrangle of this university was based on Oxford & Cambridge|the University of Pennsylvania
12/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL WOMEN|$1600|hard|The story of this woman, the only female to judge Israel, is told twice in Judges|Deborah
24/02/2006|Jeopardy!|LITERARY PLACES|$800|hard|E.M. Forster examined racism & colonialism: 'A Passage to' this place|India
19/03/2003|Jeopardy!|VEGAS, BABY|$600|medium|The European playground seen here, or a Las Vegas hotel|Monte Carlo
13/05/2009|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S ON TV?|$1000|hard|They always call in science-loving biophysicist Jacob Hood at the last possible moment on this show|Eleventh Hour
17/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WRITER'S HOMES|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew strolls in Washington Square, New York.)  As a boy he lived right here in the area & later wrote 'Washington Square', whose heroine prefers it to  any other habitation|Henry James
01/04/2004|Jeopardy!|BEST-SELLING U.S. NEWSPAPERS|$400|easy|The No. 1 financial paper in the country, it's No. 2 overall with 1.8 million sold daily|the Wall Street Journal
21/12/2009|Jeopardy!|THEY WERE CONTEMPORARIES|$600|medium|As Rousseau was explaining that society corrupts natural morality, this man put food between slices of bread|(the Earl of) Sandwich
14/06/2011|Jeopardy!|OTHER STATUES OF LIBERTY|$200|easy|Greeks & Turks share a statue of Liberty in this island country|Cyprus
17/10/1997|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$500|medium|This battleship on which the WWII Japanese surrender terms were signed saw combat during the Gulf War|U.S.S. Missouri
09/04/2001|Jeopardy!|ON YOU|$300|easy|On your body, this weighs about 6 pounds & covers about 17 square feet|Skin
16/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS 'INC'|$1600|hard|One of the laws of this 1969 book states that people are promoted until they reach their level of incompetence|The Peter Principle
29/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1600|hard|Noted designer of bridal elegance who hit the pop charts with 'Everybody Have Fun Tonight'|Vera Wang Chung
24/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN RECIPES|$1500|hard|The popular codfish soup named for this Russian mystic reputedly gave him his health, vigor & virility|Rasputin
15/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ART SCHOOL|$800|hard|'First Steps' is by Jozef Israels of this country's traditionalist Hague School|the Netherlands
07/11/1986|Final Jeopardy!|HEALTH|None|None|Iceland shares the longest average life expectancy of 77 years with this other island country|Japan
18/04/2006|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICAN POLITICIANS|None|None|In 2005 he took his first submarine dive since he left the Navy in 1953, on a new nuclear vessel that's named for him|Jimmy Carter
01/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ELDERS IN ENTERTAINMENT|$1600|hard|In 2007, soon after his mother's death, this rapper struggled to get through 'Hey Mama' on stage|Kanye West
23/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GREEN ACRES|$1200|hard|This river's wide delta south of Ho Chi Minh City is one of the world's greatest rice-producing regions|the Mekong
13/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE RAIN|$800|hard|This term for a heavy downpour also refers specifically to the Biblical flood|deluge
04/12/2000|Jeopardy!|BOWLING FOR VOCABULARY|$400|easy|A type of cat, or a building where a 'cat' might bowl|Alley
23/12/2002|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$800|hard|This smaller type of transverse flute is pitched one octave higher than a regular concert flute|piccolo
14/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LIVING IN NYC|$1600|hard|Architect William Van Alen put radiator caps on the 31st floor of this Art Deco landmark at 405 Lexington|the Chrysler Building
18/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SOMEWHERE, B.C.|$400|easy|A World's Fair opened in this British Columbia city in May 1986 to great fanfare & a fainting spell by Princess Diana|Vancouver
29/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HAMLET|$1200|hard|We bet the line about Hamlet being sent to this country whose 'men are as mad as he' got laughs at the Globe|England
03/03/2009|Jeopardy!|YOU NEED TO CONVERT|$400|easy|4 pecks equals 1 of these|a bushel
15/04/2005|Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY FIRST|$1000|hard|...among the Balkan states|Albania
11/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN TRAVEL|$1600|hard|In part to prevent child abductions, the State Dept. now requires that minors appear in person to get this|a passport
13/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE BLUES|$600|medium|Sonny Terry played this instrument, also called the blues harp, in a whooping style|Harmonica
15/05/1992|Jeopardy!|DOGS|$400|easy|One of these dogs rescued 40 people lost in the snow in Switzerland around 1800|a St. Bernard
11/02/2000|Jeopardy!|SAT: VERBAL|$500|medium|When given freedom of action or choice, you're given this type of line that encircles the world|Latitude
11/11/1987|Jeopardy!|PARKS|$500|medium|One of two large parks on the edge of Paris; each a bois with its own zoo & horse-racing track|Bois de Bologne (or Bois de Vincenne)
15/09/2008|Jeopardy!|THIS IS YOUR WIFE!|$800|hard|Mariah Carey|Nick Cannon
07/06/2006|Jeopardy!|'TOP' DRAWER|$1000|hard|In 1465 Muhammed II moved his court to this palace, the home of the Ottoman rulers for the next 4 centuries|Topkapi Palace
06/04/1998|Jeopardy!|PUDDING|$200|easy|In 'Through the Looking-Glass', the pudding reprimands this girl for cutting a slice of him|Alice
10/05/2007|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE PLAN?|$200|easy|In 1901 this city dug up the plans Pierre l'Enfant drew up for its layout back in 1791 and followed them|Washington, DC
12/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'BLUE' PLATE SPECIAL|$400|easy|Come on in for our Monday special: flapjacks topped with this official state fruit of New Jersey|the blueberry
07/01/2005|Jeopardy!|CITY SEALS|$200|easy|Dallas, Texas has this 'Lone' item on its seal|a star
12/01/1999|Jeopardy!|THE 3 TENORS|$500|medium|From Greek for a certain musical instrument, it's the type of tenor Placido Domingo is|Lyric
06/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH CLASS|$800|hard|In French, the English Channel is called 'La Manche', meaning this part of a shirt or coat|a sleeve
27/03/2008|Jeopardy!|EASTER|$200|easy|1916's 'Easter Rebellion' against British rule was centered in this capital city|Dublin
24/01/2006|Jeopardy!|MEDIUMS AT LARGE|$800|hard|Called 'the Sleeping Prophet', this medium from Kentucky gave thousands of psychic readings while in a trance|Edgar Cayce
16/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. FIRSTS|$600|medium|The USA's first major fully-enclosed baseball stadium, it opened April 9, 1965|Houston Astrodome
22/02/2005|Jeopardy!|IN THE 2005 ESPN ALMANAC|$400|easy|'Golfer... 1st player to earn over $1 million in career (1968)... Made 48 consecutive Masters starts'|Arnold Palmer
16/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POLYNESIA|$1000|hard|This nation is ruled by a king & a 30-member legislative assembly|Tonga
26/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN NAMES|$400|easy|It's how Jesus is pronounced as a first name in Spanish-speaking countries|hey-sus
05/11/2010|Jeopardy!|I WISH I KNEW HOW TO ACQUIT YOU|$400|easy|You used a deadly & dangerous weapon in the crime! That's aggravated this! Now I'm aggravated & have to convict you!|assault
14/10/2003|Jeopardy!|HOAXES|$600|medium|In 1991 2 Englishmen said they'd spent 13 years sneaking around fields creating these|crop circles
08/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|11-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|Term for someone who collects deniers, drachmas & doubloons|Numismatist
22/07/2011|Jeopardy!|RHYMING NICKNAMES|$1000|hard|The current president is known as this, for his cool demeanor in messy situations|'No-Drama' Obama
29/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH HISTORY|$800|hard|The Newark Star Eagle of May 7, 1937 had the 'Death List of Zep' accompanying an article on this disaster|the Hindenburg
27/11/1984|Jeopardy!|BRITISH ISLES|$300|easy|X-rated actress Koo Stark's royal ex-beau|Prince Andrew
04/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MR. OR MS. WILLIAMS|$400|easy|This crooner's hits include 1971's 'Where Do I Begin' & 1959's 'Lonely Street'|Andy Williams
08/01/1990|Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|$500|medium|Italian-born physicist whose control rods put a 'damper' on the 1st controlled nuclear reaction|Enrico Fermi
29/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GIVE ME THAT OLD TIME RELIGION|$400|easy|With more than a billion members, it's the largest branch of Christianity|Roman Catholicism
25/06/2003|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES' NO. 1 EXPORTS|$600|medium|From Guatemala, this crop, also an ice cream flavor|coffee
29/10/1997|Jeopardy!|1970|$100|easy|Concerns over the environment led to the first national observance of this day on April 22|Earth Day
22/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PROTESTANTISM|$200|easy|Many of the Protestant denominations got their start during this 16th Century movement|The Reformation
09/10/2009|Jeopardy!|YORKS: OLDE, NEW & DICK|$200|easy|The Archbishop of York is second in authority to the Archbishop of this in the Church of England|Canterbury
17/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE EARLY EARTH|$400|easy|Stanley Miller showed possible origins of life by electrifying a gas-&-water mix to get these acids found in proteins|amino acids
23/01/2004|Jeopardy!|TO A 'TEE'|$400|easy|Ring in, miss the clue -- tough.  We don't offer a 'money back' one|guarantee
15/01/2004|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$600|medium|Elected the 19th U.S. president in 1876, Rutherford B. Hayes was a member of this political party|Republican
26/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DUTCH ROYALTY|$800|hard|In 1980 she celebrated her 71st birthday by abdicating the Dutch throne|Queen Juliana
30/04/2009|Jeopardy!|ALSO A COLOR|$1000|hard|Before 'Burbank' in a high-starch, fluffy potato|russet
08/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE ARTS|$800|hard|The modern dance pioneer seen here:  She died in a bizarre shawl not scarf accident|Isadora Duncan
16/02/1998|Jeopardy!|'OY'!|$200|easy|Perhaps from the French for 'Cord fit for the King', it was originally woven from silk, not cotton|corduroy
01/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FEMALE SINGERS|$1200|hard|Amy Ray & Emily Saliers are better known as this colorful group|Indigo Girls
22/10/2010|Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHERS' COUNTRY OF BIRTH|$800|hard|Desidierius Erasmus, Baruch Spinoza|the Netherlands
10/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TRASH TALKING AT THE MEDIEVAL JOUST|$400|easy|Ha!  Thou shakest so much thy feet can barely stay in these, brought to Europe in the 8th century|stirrups
01/12/2010|Jeopardy!|BEST PICTURE OSCAR WINNERS|$200|easy|Riff & Bernardo lead 2 warring gangs in New York City in this 1961 musical|West Side Story
05/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$600|medium|In 1025 Boleslaw I became this country's first king but died within the year|Poland
30/11/2007|Jeopardy!|STATES OF THE UNION|$400|easy|With a population of about 120,000, Columbia is this state's most populous city|South Carolina
12/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL DIARIES?|$2000|hard|April 27, 1945: Ex-world leader now. Bummer! Today, I'll escape Italy & live like it's the 2nd-to-last day of my life|Mussolini
11/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS ON FILM|$2000|hard|Gwyneth Paltrow portrayed her in the early days of her marriage to fellow poet Ted Hughes|Sylvia Plath
27/05/1997|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'R'|$200|easy|If you're basking on the beach in Cannes, you're on a strip known as this|Riviera
10/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED THEORETICAL PHYSICISTS|$200|easy|Went on|(Isaac) Newton
08/12/2009|Jeopardy!|ALWAYS SAY NEVER|$800|hard|In his 'Ballad of East and West', this Brit wrote, 'east is east and west is west and never the twain shall meet'|(Rudyard) Kipling
02/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A ROSE BY ANY OTHER NAME|$2000|hard|If the rose was an illustration on a poster, it could be a self-portrait of this Montmartre Post-impressionist|Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
29/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GONE FISHING|$600|medium|Term for a person who fishes with a hook & line; you may be a 'compleat' one|Angler
06/05/1999|Jeopardy!|THE POLICE|$300|easy|Newfangled laser guns can detect speeding drivers more precisely than these traditional devices|Radar guns
26/01/2000|Jeopardy!|HYMNS|$100|easy|Charles Wesley's 'Christ the Lord is Risen Today' is a hymn for this holiday|Easter
11/12/2007|Jeopardy!|SNACK ATTACK|$200|easy|I'll sip a Berries & Kreme Chiller with my hot Original Glazed doughnut from this chain|Krispy Kreme
01/02/2008|Jeopardy!|AWARDS & HONORS|$400|easy|Anna Ginsberg won this competition in 2006 with her baked chicken & spinach stuffing|the Pillsbury Bake-Off
18/05/2010|Jeopardy!|THE ATMOSPHERE|$800|hard|At about 37,00|the stratosphere
11/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE MAP|$1000|hard|The Java or Sunda Trench contains this ocean's deepest point|Indian Ocean
25/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE AN 'AFTER'|$2000|hard|More than 100 million viewed this 1983 TV movie set in Lawrence, Kansas about a nuclear strike on the U.S.|The Day After
26/11/1997|Jeopardy!|SURROUNDED BY WATER|$100|easy|Michigan's Isle Royale is the largest island surrounded by this largest Great Lake|Lake Superior
02/11/2009|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|None|None|On July 11, 1804 he gasped to his doctor, 'This is a mortal wound'; he died the next day|Alexander Hamilton
08/11/1989|Jeopardy!|JEWELRY|$100|easy|After gold, this is the most common metal used in jewelry|silver
24/03/1997|Jeopardy!|MAY DAY|$500|medium|He was ready & he fired May 1, 1898|Captain Charles Gridley
07/12/2005|Jeopardy!|MARVIN GARDENS|$400|easy|'Marvelous' Marvin Hagler was the world boxing champ in this weight class from 1980 to 1987|middleweight
03/12/1999|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL BIG & LITTLE|$300|easy|This character's 'Da Plane!  Da Plane!' quickly became a TV catchphrase|Tattoo
12/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FUR-BEARING CREATURES?|$600|medium|Stumpy-tailed feline who gave us an unforgettable portrayal in 'Shakes the Clown'|Bobcat Goldthwait
03/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CLOTH & FABRICS|$200|easy|It's a sheer, fluffy silk fabric for blouses, or a fluffy type of pie|Chiffon
09/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LATIN AMERICA|$800|hard|This Venezuelan port grew slowly until oil was discovered at a lake of the same name in 1917|Maracaibo
21/10/1997|Jeopardy!|WORLD RELIGION|$100|easy|In Arabic, this pillar of Islam is called salat & must be performed 5 times a day|Prayer
27/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NEW ASTROLOGY?|$800|hard|Under the sign of Apis, this creature, you'll find busy people who still stop to smell the flowers|Bee
29/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'O' POURRI|$2000|hard|It's a military term for armaments|ordnance
03/05/2011|Jeopardy!|GOLDEN GLOBE WINNERS|$600|medium|This India-set film, 2008's Best Motion Picture Drama|Slumdog Millionaire
25/02/2010|Jeopardy!|VEAL OR NO VEAL|$800|hard|Made of browned, shredded beef or pork, not veal, this Mexican dish is Spanish for 'little meats'|carnitas
28/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HE WAS IN THAT?|$600|medium|Jack Nicholson appeared as a gangster named Gino in this 1967 film set in part on February 14, 1929|'The St. Valentine's Day Massacre'
26/12/2000|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$400|easy|There's a New England pirate museum in this Massachusetts city, as well as a witch museum|Salem
04/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THIS MUST BE BELGIUM|$200|easy|Its upper city portion is home to the parliament & the royal palace|Brussels
24/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ISTHMUS IN MAY|$1600|hard|The Karelian Isthmus is a narrow strip of land between Lake Ladoga and this gulf|the Gulf of Finland
08/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MY TV TOWN|$2000|hard|'Green Acres' attorney Oliver Wendell Douglas|Hooterville
22/04/2004|Jeopardy!|TREBEK, SAJAK OR OZZY OSBOURNE|$1000|hard|Played Kevin Hathaway on the soap opera 'Days of Our Lives'|Sajak
17/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE SPORTING NEWS|$400|easy|One name for this sport derives from the Latin 'pugnare', to fight with fists|boxing
05/10/2004|Jeopardy!|IN THE SMITHSONIAN|$200|easy|The Smithsonian has one of these (with 6 little bells) that John Hancock gave his baby son|a rattle
21/01/2005|Jeopardy!|LET'S GET SYRIA-S|$200|easy|Syrians enjoy a drink called Arak, a strong liquor made from anise & this vined fruit|grapes
17/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$800|hard|In 1949 this German small appliance firm introduced the world's first electric foil shaver|Braun
18/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN ARTISTS|$1200|hard|This 'Second Of May' artist lived in a villa outside Madrid called 'The Deaf Man's House'|Goya
16/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$2000|hard|In 1975, 38 Americans died trying to rescue this U.S. merchant ship seized by Cambodian forces|the Mayaguez
09/05/2003|Jeopardy!|TV|$600|medium|Richard Moll was a regular as Bull the bald bailiff on this '80s show|Night Court
19/03/2010|Jeopardy!|JEOPARDY! DRINKING GAMES|$1000|hard|Drink up if you say (incorrectly) this African-American author wrote 'The Invisible Man'; he penned 'Invisible Man'|Ralph Ellison
26/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT THE 'H'?|$2000|hard|Used in marching bands, it's a large bass tuba that encircles the player's body|helicon
15/06/2001|Jeopardy!|FACES IN HISTORY|$400|easy|This environmentally-minded  Arizona Democrat's strongest run for the presidency came in 1976|Morris Udall
14/05/1999|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT COUNTRY|$400|easy|Conger eel is a taste treat; the cowboys are called huasos; its national congress is in Valparaiso|Chile
04/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL NAMES|$2000|hard|This just in... noted for its strength, this breed of horse seen here was named for a schoolteacher|Morgan
29/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE SPIT|$800|hard|A variant of the earlier word 'skiver', it's a long metal or wooden pin used to secure food during barbecuing|skewer
06/10/2006|Jeopardy!|MUSIC TO YOUR EARS|$1000|hard|One letter, one number, one boy band; this group asked the musical question, 'Who's afraid of the big bad wolf'|B5
08/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOOLISH FASHION FADS|$800|hard|The bustle noted for this 'Jersey Lily' collapsed when a lady sat down & sprang back when she stood up|Lily Langtry
08/07/2004|Jeopardy!|THAT'S MY SCHOOL!|$200|easy|This inventor who never attended college has a college named for him in Trenton, New Jersey|Edison
29/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THIS MUST BE POLAND|$200|easy|Polish universities are named for poet Adam Mickiewicz & for this 16th century astronomer|Nicolaus Copernicus
30/05/2006|Jeopardy!|6-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|A piece of harness, or what the horse may do when it's put on|bridle
25/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ERIE COINCIDENCE|$2000|hard|Reporting his 1813 naval battle on Lake Erie, he remarked, 'We have met the enemy and they are ours'|Oliver Hazard Perry
06/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIRCUS|$400|easy|The Flying Gaonas are famous for performing on this 'flying' apparatus|the trapeze
07/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY HEROINES|$400|easy|A 1983 novel by Christa Wolf focuses on Cassandra, the disbelieved prophetess of this ancient city|Troy
17/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE WINE CELLAR|$1000|hard|Released each November, the 'Nouveau' type of this wine is to be drunk when it's very young|Beaujolais
14/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT ARE YOU AFRAID OF?|$400|easy|If you're genuphobic, you're afraid of these lower body parts that bend|knees
01/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TYPES OF...|$1600|hard|Power 'I', Spread|offenses in football
09/11/2007|Jeopardy!|STATES BY COUNTIES|$1000|hard|Columbia, Ferry, San Juan|Washington
10/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SONG|$2000|hard|A 1961 Ricky Nelson hit went, 'Hello' her, 'Goodbye Heart'|Mary Lou
28/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$1000|hard|Prussia was Christianized in the 13th century by knights of this order|Teutonic Knights
29/05/2006|Jeopardy!|I GOT TO BOOGIE|$400|easy|Famous for escaping marriages, this libertine was jailed in 1755 but escaped a Venetian prison|(Giovanni) Casanova
07/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|QUESTION: MARKS|$400|easy|He was just getting started when he won an Olympic bronze medal in the 100 meter freestyle in 1968|Mark Spitz
13/02/2001|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$300|easy|Puerto Ricans eat mofongo, a mashed plantain dish that gets its strong flavor from cloves of this|Garlic
02/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT 'R' WE?|$1200|hard|This cat breed is named for its propensity to lie limply in its owner's arms|the ragdoll cat
25/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE A GUESS|$600|medium|Of a pogo stick injury, a dense winter fog or the bite of a comic strip possum, what a pogonip is|a dense winter fog
14/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$400|easy|Ascomycetes, the largest class in this kingdom, includes edible types like truffles|Fungi
06/10/2011|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE FICTION|$200|easy|The central character in this 1953 novel by Ray Bradbury is third-generation fireman Guy Montag|Fahrenheit 451
09/01/2006|Jeopardy!|2-T OR NOT 2-T|$1000|hard|The substance of which any physical object consists & informal Brit-speak for 'mother'|matter & mater
26/10/2005|Jeopardy!|TENNIS, ANYONE?|$400|easy|In 1999 she won the U.S. Open, becoming the first African-American woman since 1958 to win a Grand Slam singles title|Serena Williams
05/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE 'M'AP|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew flies over a glacier in Alaska.) This glacier, 13 miles from downtown Juneau, was called Auk Glacier by naturalist John Muir; the name was changed in 1892|the Mendenhall Glacier
27/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT A TOOL|$1200|hard|Used for shaping wood surfaces, it has a steel edge that extends through its flat bottom|the plane
23/05/2003|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES|$1000|hard|'The Great Engineer'|Herbert Hoover
16/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICALLY CORRECT MUSICALS?|$800|hard|Maladjusted boy & physically challenged pirate team up to sell 'Magic Powder' (formerly known as fairy dust)|Peter Pan
18/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$600|medium|In the nervous system, this is the term for the gap between axons & dendrites|synapses
10/04/2003|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$200|easy|Most candy is made by crystallizing this|sugar
05/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THINGS YOU SHOULDN'T PUT IN YOUR MOUTH|$200|easy|Put the golden barrel or saguaro type of this plant in your mouth only if you want pierced lips|cactus
20/12/2002|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$400|easy|Emerson's 'American Scholar' was an oration to the Phi Beta Kappa society of this school, his alma mater|Harvard
07/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COOK|$800|hard|Of the dishes at a traditional Thanksgiving dinner, it's the one most likely to be made with sage|stuffing
15/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1920s|$200|easy|In 1921 this Swiss psychiatrist developed his famous inkblot test|Hermann Rorschach
24/05/2011|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL TV SHOWS|$200|easy|(1965-1971) '_____ Acres'|Green
16/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR SAYINGS|$400|easy|Familiarity is said to breed this, from the Latin for 'despise'|contempt
14/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE SHERLOCK HOLMES FILE|$2000|hard|The instrument on which he's 'a very capable performer'|the violin
24/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GERMAN WORDS & PHRASES|$800|hard|AKA club soda, it's named for a German town known for its natural effervescent spring water|seltzer
04/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ONOMATOPOETIC WORDS|$600|medium|For the hip-hop duo Tag Team, it preceded 'There It Is'|Whoomp!
10/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SUBSTITUTES|$800|hard|This baseball term for a substitute batter is abbreviated PH|the pinch hitter
06/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PICTURES AT AN EXHIBITION|$400|easy|A sample of the explosive work of this innovative American is seen here|Jackson Pollock
07/06/2006|Jeopardy!|A SHORT HISTORY OF WESTERN UNION|$1000|hard|In 1964 Western Union began using these high-frequency beams transcontinentally to replace land lines|microwaves
01/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CHAMPS OF THE SQUARE CIRCLE|$2000|hard|This 'Golden Boy' has an interest in architecture & told Interview magazine, 'I really have a passion for designing'|Oscar De La Hoya
17/11/1988|Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$100|easy|Country singer Lacy J. Dalton was vice president of the ACM, which is this|Academy of Country Music
18/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|JEOPARDY PLACES|$200|easy|The road paved with good intentions leads you to its gates|Hell
17/09/1998|Jeopardy!|THE SMALL SCREEN|$400|easy|Mork traveled millions of miles from Ork to this Colorado city, Mindy's hometown|Boulder
16/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$1000|hard|The spectacled bear, the only bear native to this continent, weighs only 200-300 pounds|South America
07/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THERE'S A PLACE FOR US|$1000|hard|'There is' one of these 'in the town, in the town, and there my dear love sits him down, sits him down'|a tavern
28/01/2005|Jeopardy!|GAME SHOWS|$800|hard|9 celebrities in a tic-tac-toe-like grid help contestants score 3 in a row on this show|Hollywood Squares
23/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|5 SELLABLE WORDS|$800|hard|You can have this type of 'head', 'conscience' or, selling a property with no liens against it, 'title'|clear
10/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THINKING ABOUT COLLEGE|$3000|hard|Oglethorpe Univ., named for James Edward Oglethorpe, is fittingly located in this state|Georgia
17/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CREOLE CURIOSITY SHOP|$2000|hard|Called P.G.T.,  this Confederate Creole general led the attack of Fort Sumter to start the Civil War|General Beauregard
31/10/2000|Jeopardy!|THE HOLLYWOOD FOREVER CEMETERY|$500|medium|This notorious man's crypt bears his given name, Benjamin, & the inscription 'In Loving Memory From the Family'|Benjamin 'Bugsy' Siegel
12/03/1990|Jeopardy!|THE CONSTITUTION|$600|medium|Title given the president in Article II Section 2 of the Constitution|Commander-In-Chief of the Army & the Navy
24/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OPUS DAY|$1600|hard|Brahms' Opus 55, first played April 7, 1871, was a 'Triumphlied' of victory in this war|Franco-Prussian War
22/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|A COMPLETE FISCAL EXAM|$2000|hard|In 1954 France became the first large-scale adopter of the VAT, short for this|the value-added tax
22/10/2007|Jeopardy!|THE HISTORY OF CANDY|$800|hard|The 'Clucking Bunny' could tell you that this company hatched its first creme eggs in 1923|Cadbury
21/02/2011|Jeopardy!|IT BEGINS WITH 'ME'|$1000|hard|An assembly for the purpose of racing|a meet
19/10/2009|Jeopardy!|LET'S GET BIBLICAL|$1000|hard|Genesis tells us that Noah's Ark was made out of this 'beastly' wood|gopher wood
30/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ON DECK|$400|easy|Fractional term for part of a naval vessel usually reserved for officers|the quarterdeck
12/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS|$800|hard|Ransom money that he used at a filling station led to his arrest for the Lindbergh kidnapping|Bruno Hauptmann
08/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ALL AROUND NEW YORK|$1000|hard|While SoHo is south of Houston Street, this fashionable district occupies a 'triangle below Canal' Street|Tribeca
23/09/1999|Jeopardy!|WAY BACK WHEN|$300|easy|In 68 A.D. Vindex' motives were transparent when he led a revolt in this Roman province that covers France|Gaul
05/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FINISH THE OLD TESTAMENT QUOTE|$2000|hard|Psalms: 'Thy rod and thy staff they...'|comfort me
03/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL WHO'S WHO|$200|easy|In Genesis she's referred to as 'The Mother of All Living'|Eve
27/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GO ONLINE|$600|medium|In Internet domain names, .gov stands for government, .net for network & .org for this|organization
13/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|17th CENTURY ARTS|$800|hard|This Dutch master was barely 22 in 1628 when he started teaching in Leiden|Rembrandt
20/11/2008|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY SCENTS|$200|easy|We'll always have this hotel heiress & her flighty, flirty Just Me perfume|Paris Hilton
25/03/2003|Jeopardy!|THE ANCIENTS SPEAK|$600|medium|It reads, 'I will use treatment to help the sick according to my ability and judgment'|the Hippocratic Oath
06/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD FACTS|$1100|hard|Discovered by David Livingstone, Botswana's Lake Ngami lies in the northern part of this desert|Kalahari Desert
07/04/2005|Jeopardy!|WHATCHA GOT COOKIN'?|$400|easy|According to the instructions, it takes 90 seconds to prepare this man's ready product|Uncle Ben
22/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|DESPOTPOURRI|$2000|hard|This advisor to Ivan the Terrible was elected Czar after the death of the Czarevich Fyodor|Boris Godunov
24/06/2004|Jeopardy!|THE EMMYS|$800|hard|1974 Best Supporting Comedy Actress winner for playing Phyllis Lindstrom on 'The Mary Tyler Moore Show'|Cloris Leachman
25/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|PULITZER PRIZE NOVELS|$600|medium|Booth Tarkington won in 1919 for this novel, perhaps best known as an Orson Welles film|The Magnificent Ambersons
18/11/2002|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|Cicero & Publius are senators in this tragedy|Julius Caesar
10/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$800|hard|An arctophile loves these cuddly items named for a U.S. president|teddy bears
14/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NIP/TUCK|$1200|hard|Saved by Oliver Wendell Holmes' poem about it, it's been refurbished several times & sailed again in 1997|Old Ironsides
14/06/2001|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC ENGLISHMEN|None|None|A Punch cartoon showed this man like an ancient wonder standing over Africa, one foot on the Cape, one on Cairo|Cecil Rhodes
01/11/2004|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE TELLS ME SO|$1000|hard|Job says the price of this quality 'is above rubies', & our winning contestants have their share of it|wisdom (knowledge accepted)
14/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PRETTY IN PINK|$400|easy|The title of this 1964 film refers to a legendary gem, not to Peter Sellers' character|The Pink Panther
04/10/2011|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE 'D'|$200|easy|It's a 6-letter synonym for noon|midday
15/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ANTHROPOLOGY|$400|easy|Margaret Mead studied teenagers in Samoa, & this woman studied 'Gorillas In The Mist'|Dian Fossey
24/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER|$800|hard|This political scandal divided France following the 1894 espionage conviction of a Jewish army officer|the Dreyfus Affair
06/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION|$600|medium|In a fitted skirt, the inverted fold that gives the wearer freedom to walk or punt|a kick pleat
25/12/2009|Jeopardy!|SHIRLEY MacLAINE|$400|easy|He's Shirley's famous brother, 3 years her junior|Warren Beatty
07/01/2003|Jeopardy!|ENGLISH CLASS|$400|easy|This part of speech doesn't always end in 'ly'; once, there & often are other examples|adverb
15/05/2006|Jeopardy!|AN ENGLISH-SPORTS DICTIONARY|$600|medium|English: a father's coming-of-age talk with his son; basketball: the opposite of zone|man-to-man
23/09/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 1940s|$200|easy|Popular songs of the decade included 'Tennessee Waltz' & 'Deep In The Heart Of' this state|Texas
14/10/2002|Jeopardy!|'MET's|$1000|hard|A figure of speech such as 'He was a real snake'|metaphor
05/01/2011|Jeopardy!|TAKE A LETTER|$1000|hard|An old book says it's pronounced 'by closing the lips... and letting the voice issue by the nose'|M
06/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GEORGIE|$600|medium|He came up with the first practical roll film before he came up with the first practical camera to use roll film|George Eastman
29/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PACIFIC STANDARD RHYME TIME|$1600|hard|Bovines in Washington's 'Emerald City'|Seattle cattle
16/11/2010|Jeopardy!|TEACHING ASSISTANCE|$200|easy|You can help by loading these into a carousel to show art, & wondering when your school is going to go digital|slides
23/04/2007|Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITY BIRTHPLACES|$600|medium|Marlene Dietrich, 1901|Berlin
09/03/2005|Jeopardy!|GRAMMYS 2005|$1000|hard|33 years after her last win, she hit the mother lode with awards for Country Album & Best Country Collaboration|Loretta Lynn
25/11/1999|Jeopardy!|TURKEY|$500|medium|Turkey is a major producer of this mineral particularly valued by pipe smokers|Meerschaum
22/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT BOOK|$2000|hard|'I was in no position to criticize the Emperor Augustus, who was my maternal grand-uncle'|I, Claudius
22/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ALLITERATION ALL AROUND|$1000|hard|E.M. Forster got the title 'A Passage to India' from one of his poems|Walt Whitman
18/02/1998|Jeopardy!|FEELING 'ANCY'|$200|easy|The three members of our staff, seen here, are all in this condition|Pregnancy
17/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|EARS|$600|medium|This tube helps to ensure equal pressure on both sides of the eardrum|the Eustachian tube
02/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$800|hard|This trailblazer was in his 60s when he moved to the Femme Osage district of what is now Missouri in the late 1790s|Daniel Boone
18/07/2003|Jeopardy!|LAKES|$200|easy|When Lake Bonneville evaporated thousands of years ago, it left tons of this on the flats|salt
10/09/2001|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY BALLET|$400|easy|Phillip Feeny's eerie music for the British ballet based on this spooky 19th C. novel is heard here|Dracula
23/01/2004|Jeopardy!|TO A 'TEE'|$600|medium|It's been said that 'A camel is a horse designed by' this|committee
26/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'O' BROTHER|$2000|hard|His younger brother Frank, who also worked on the Manhattan Project, founded San Francisco's Exploratorium|Oppenheimer
08/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS|$1400|hard|Massachusetts author whose last completed novel, “The Marbel Faun”, is set in Italy|(Nathaniel) Hawthorne
13/11/1992|Jeopardy!|WINE|$300|easy|This word, Italian for 'sparkling', is found in the name of a sparkling wine from Asti, Italy|spumante
20/10/2005|Jeopardy!|AQUATIC LIFE|$200|easy|On trees these have stomata, or little pores, on the underside; on aquatic plants, their stomata are on the upper side|leaves
24/03/1997|Jeopardy!|'OVER' & 'OUT'|$200|easy|The remote part of Australia|the Outback
14/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS FOUND IN MAGAZINE NAMES|$600|medium|Synonym for 'identical' found in Sesame Street Magazine|Same (seSAME street)
07/03/2007|Jeopardy!|STATS FREAK|$1000|hard|This Cleveland RB of the '50s & '60s led the NFL in rushing 8 times; the most times for any other back is 4|Jim Brown
30/04/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CZECH, PLEASE!|$800|hard|In 1994 this politician & playwright was awarded the Philadelphia Liberty Medal|Vaclav Havel
15/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the California Highway Patrol Academy in Sacramento, CA.)  Named for a slain nine-year-old girl, these alerts issued by the CHP are an attempt to galvanize a community into looking for a missing child|an Amber alert
20/01/1997|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$400|easy|Jockeys know it's equal to an eighth of a mile|Furlong
17/11/1995|Jeopardy!|BRITISH HISTORY|$100|easy|King John's failure to honor this document in 1215 led to a rebellion by the barons|Magna Carta
06/03/2006|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|None|None|This legislative body first met on March 4, 1789 in New York City, but only 8 of its 22 members were present|the U.S. Senate
31/12/2009|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL WHAT WERE THEY THINKING?|$200|easy|This 1984 candidate saying, 'Mr. Reagan will raise taxes, and so will I' was a bit too much honesty|Mondale
27/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES' MIDDLE NAMES|$800|hard|John McEnroe's middle name, it's the first name of his brother, also a Davis Cup captain|Patrick
29/10/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS IN THE NEWS|$300|easy|In 1997 Scotty Bowman of this Detroit team became the only coach in the NHL with 1,000 wins|Detroit Red Wings
02/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|JFK's CAMELOT|$800|hard|As an intern Nora Ephron had one exchange with JFK, as he left for this Mass. 'Port', but couldn't hear what he said|Hyannis Port
29/04/2005|Jeopardy!|THE NAME OF THE GAME|$400|easy|It's 'Wheel of Fortune' without the wheel, but fail in this game & a man is executed|hangman
05/11/2010|Jeopardy!|NAME THE SEUSS TITLE|$200|easy|'I will not eat them in the rain. I will not eat them on a train. Not in the dark! Not in a tree! Not in a car! You let me be!'|Green Eggs and Ham
10/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MARK TWAIN|$800|hard|This 1889 novel contrasts American homespun ingenuity with the Dark Ages' superstition & ineptitude|'A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court'
05/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EASTERN STANDARD RHYME TIME|$1600|hard|People in a New York City borough who study policy details endlessly|Bronx wonks
09/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CHARADES|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew.)  A 1960 John Updike book, two words:|Rabbit, Run
18/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PEN NAMES|$1000|hard|Originally, his 1893 novel 'Maggie: A Girl of the Streets' appeared under the pseudonym Johnston Smith|Stephen Crane
28/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE AM I?|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from near an old ship.)  I'm in this country, at the Viking Ship Museum in Roskilde--the former seat of its kings|Denmark
19/06/2007|Jeopardy!|WHERE YA FROM, CONGRESSMAN?|$600|medium|Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich|Georgia
20/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A WHITE CATEGORY|$1600|hard|This black & white dairy cow originated in an area of Holland|Holstein
17/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMA'L'S|$800|hard|Hopefully you can be as happy as one of these high-fliers|a lark
04/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ERNEST HEMINGWAY|$1200|hard|The first section of this Hemingway book is appropriately called 'Bimini'|Islands in the Stream
19/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HOME|$1000|hard|A heriz is a Persian one|Carpet
25/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH & FITNESS|$1000|hard|On the BMI, this index, 25.0 to 29.9 is overweight; 30.0 & above is obese|the Body Mass Index
19/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHICH CAME FIRST?|$2000|hard|The Rolling Stones, The Dave Clark Five, The Beatles|The Beatles
14/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HEROES|$400|easy|A vigilant canine, or someone on the lookout for corruption or unethical conduct|a watchdog
19/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSE YOURSELF|$400|easy|Charles Jennens wrote, or rather assembled, the libretto for this composer's 'Messiah'|G.F. Handel
18/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MOTHER NATURE|$1600|hard|In relative terms, this so-called bear has the smallest babies of any placental mammal--just 1/800 of Mama's weight|a panda
03/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATIONS|$1200|hard|To communicate by doing this, you can speak lyrics over a beat, or tap a code on the wall of your jail cell|rap
18/03/2004|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$200|easy|Inside the Cabildo in New Orleans, you can visit the room where the documents for this sale were signed in 1803|the Louisiana Purchase
17/03/1998|Jeopardy!|IRISH AMERICANS|$200|easy|This singer earned a 1995 Emmy nomination for appearing on 'ER' opposite her nephew George|Rosemary Clooney
27/09/2011|Jeopardy!|FAST FOOD MENU|$600|medium|Extra Crispy chicken & the Snacker|KFC
15/01/1999|Jeopardy!|IT'S JASON'S BAR MITZVAH|$500|medium|Jason settled for his parents' temple but wanted to celebrate at this site on the Temple Mount|Wailing/Western Wall
27/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE SUNFLOWER STATE|$800|hard|Manufacturers like Cessna help this city produce over half of the USA's civilian aircraft|Wichita
12/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$800|hard|The most important Roman god next to Jupiter; in fact, it is next to Jupiter|Mars
18/05/2007|Jeopardy!|ALSO A MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL TEAM|$400|easy|Grades that should guarantee you 4.0|the A's
15/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OUR TROUBLED PLANET|$400|easy|By examining these in some trees, you can figure out what the weather was like thousands of years ago|the rings
06/04/1990|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$300|easy|The only state with areas that have a Mediterranean climate|California
13/09/2007|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL|$1000|hard|Cities in this large South American country include Mendoza, Rosario & Mar del Plata|Argentina
29/11/2000|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE THINGS|$300|easy|State flower: Pua Aloalo|Hawaii
11/03/2009|Jeopardy!|THE OLD FARMER'S ALMANAC|$1000|hard|An article about this German born in 1571 is titled 'The Man Who Moved the Universe'|(Johannes) Kepler
25/10/2007|Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$1000|hard|Something labeled semidiurnal occurs this often|twice a day
22/06/2009|Jeopardy!|LIGHTEN UP|$400|easy|Unit of power equal to 1 ampere flowing across a 1-volt potential difference (big definition, little word)|a watt
05/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|NICKEL & DIMED|$800|hard|The Buffalo head nickel was also called this type; John Big Tree was a model for it|an Indian nickel
20/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THE '70s|$200|easy|In a 1976 article in New York Magazine, Tom Wolfe dubbed the '70s this decade|the 'Me Decade'
16/06/2008|Jeopardy!|SOMETHING'S FISHY|$1000|hard|In England the dogfish species of this sea creature is often used in preparing fish & chips|the shark
01/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HAPPY NEW YEAR|$1000|hard|Crowds in Romania & Bulgaria celebrated as their nations became the 26th & 27th in this org. Jan 1, 2007|the European Union
29/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$200|easy|Published in 1931, 'Safe Conduct' is an autobiographical work by this 'Doctor Zhivago' author|Boris Pasternak
23/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FIVE WEDDINGS & A FUNERAL|$400|easy|She was repeatedly a bride, not a bridesmaid, to Alec Baldwin in 'The Marrying Man'|Kim Basinger
25/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'C' CREATURES|$400|easy|It's the North American name for a reindeer|a caribou
04/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WE SHALL REMAIN: GERONIMO|$1600|hard|Geronimo was born in the 1820s to the Bedonkohe, the smallest band among the Chiricahua branch of this tribe|Apache
30/10/2001|Jeopardy!|FROM BOOK TO TV|$300|easy|Pamela Sue Martin, who played this sleuth, left her show when it was merged with the Hardy Boys'|Nancy Drew
01/04/1991|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & THEIR ROLES|$100|easy|Numerical 'Force' 'from Navarone' that Harrison Ford was part of, or Bo Derek's No. in a 1979 film|10
09/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|EMMY-WINNING SITCOM EPISODES|$800|hard|'The Return of Barney Fife' (Actor, 1966)|The Andy Griffith Show
01/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE COLOR PURPLE|$200|easy|Only 3 men received this military decoration during the Revolutionary War; 2 of the badges still exist|the Purple Heart
05/11/1999|Jeopardy!|ECO TRIP|$500|medium|Sulfur & nitrogen compounds mix with water, lowering the pH level, & produce this kind of precipitation|acid rain
21/12/2009|Jeopardy!|THEY WERE CONTEMPORARIES|$1000|hard|While Nostradamus was contemplating man's future, this anatomist was figuring out women's reproductive tubes|Gabriello Fallopio
02/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'WORLD' DOMINATION|$800|hard|Louis Armstrong sang, 'I see trees of green, red roses too...and I think to myself' this|What a Wonderful World
12/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CALIFORNIA GIRLS|$2000|hard|This Eureka-born 'Little Voice' sang a 'Love Song' in which she said, 'I'm not gonna write you a love song'|Sara Bareilles
23/12/2011|Jeopardy!|NBA FINALS MVP|$800|hard|1984: This Celtic; averaging 27 points, 14 rebounds, 3 assists & 2 steals per game gets one MVP status|Larry Byrd
29/10/2004|Jeopardy!|GENESIS|$800|hard|Chapter 1 says God placed the lights in this “of the heaven”|the firmament
31/01/2007|Jeopardy!|ALL OVER THE WORLD|$200|easy|The royal house of Braganza supplied kings & emperors to Portugal & this other country 100 times its size|Brazil
13/02/1990|Jeopardy!|SPELLING|$300|easy|This muscular tube leads from the pharynx to the stomach|E-S-O-P-H-A-G-U-S
14/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY MATTERS|$600|medium|MIA is Missing In Action; WIA is this|Wounded In Action
05/07/1999|Jeopardy!|NAME THE MOVIE|$100|easy|1977: 'Use the force, Luke'|Star Wars
02/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A ROSE BY ANY OTHER NAME|$1200|hard|This famous actor could sing about how the bells of St. Mary's are ringing for the rose named for him|Bing Crosby
09/09/1999|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S IN A NAME?|$400|easy|Mrs. Clinton should be happy: this first name of hers means 'cheerful'|Hillary
13/03/2001|Jeopardy!|BEHIND THE ZODIAC|$300|easy|This device belongs to Astraea|Libra (the scales)
30/04/2010|Jeopardy!|SCENE & HERD|$600|medium|Don't worry--that was a CGI cow that was hurtled by a tornado in this Helen Hunt film|Twister
16/10/2003|Jeopardy!|THE DIRECTOR'S CHAIR|$400|easy|'The Mirror Has Two Faces', 'Yentl', 'The Prince of Tides'|Barbra Streisand
06/04/2009|Jeopardy!|GOOD O'MEN|$600|medium|John Cardinal O'Connor held this post for New York from 1984 to 2000|archbishop
22/03/2006|Jeopardy!|ARE YOU BEING SERBED?|$800|hard|In 1830 Serbia gained full autonomy from this empire|the Ottoman Empire
16/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. FIRSTS|$200|easy|The first U.S. spacecraft to hit the visible side of the moon landed in this waterless 'sea' in 1964|Sea of Tranquility
22/11/2007|Jeopardy!|THE SHORT FORM|$800|hard|A cab you drink is short for this word|Cabernet
02/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|PARTS|$200|easy|Seen curbside, its parts include a violation flag, a vault & a dome|parking meter
14/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SEEING 'RED'|$800|hard|The president of the U.S. is the honorary chairman of this organization founded by Clara Barton|Red Cross
16/01/2003|Jeopardy!|FACTS & FIGURES|$400|easy|In 1965 Sylvania arranged 4 of these in a cube & sold them in packs of 3|flashbulbs
02/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$800|hard|Proverb that was the title of a Kaufman/Hart play about an unconventional family|'You Can't Take It With You'
17/07/2006|Jeopardy!|INVENTORS & INVENTIONS|$800|hard|In 1893 this German engineer published 'The Theory and Construction of a Rational Heat Engine'|Rudolf Diesel
29/06/2009|Jeopardy!|12-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|In this method of hair removal, a current is applied to each follicle to destroy the root|electrolysis
28/12/1999|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$400|easy|Collective name given the Confederate raiders led by John Hunt Morgan against Union troops in 1862-63|Morgan's Raiders
29/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ME WANNA GO HOME|$1200|hard|Got sunburned visiting the beach of this most populous Brazilian city; home please!|São Paulo
24/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|STATE THE STATE OF THE GOVERNOR|$400|easy|David Paterson|New York
04/02/2009|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$200|easy|A great fuss about something trivial is 'a tempest in' this, like chip's mother|a teapot
10/10/2008|Final Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL AKA|None|None|This second king of Israel was 'the sweet singer of Israel'|King David
02/04/2003|Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'F'|$800|hard|Reynard, the hero of medieval French fables, is one of these|fox
21/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THERE IS A SANTA CLAUSE|$2000|hard|In the 1860s this cartoonist first drew Santa with the soft furry hat we know & love|(Thomas) Nast
20/12/1999|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK|$400|easy|It's the third name in Idi Amin's full name|Dada
06/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE ICU|$200|easy|A myocardial infarction, better known as this, is a common reason for ICU admission|Heart attack
04/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IF SHAKESPEARE WROTE FOR THE WWE|$1200|hard|Antonio!  I lend you a few bucks & you end up making me change my religion?!  I'll see you at 'Veniceslam!'|Shylock
14/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR II|$800|hard|The famous April 1942 strike on this city also sent bombers to Nagoya, Osaka & Kobe|Tokyo
17/09/2008|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$1000|hard|It's the date of Martinmas, of Angola's Independence Day & of Veterans Day in the U.S.|November 11th
23/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$800|hard|Belize's national anthem is usually sung in this language|English
22/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DISTURBIN' LEGENDS|$1000|hard|This Titan, the father of Zeus, did something nasty to Uranus with a sickle|Cronus
26/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PERSONA|$1600|hard|He was the third & favorite son of King David|Absalom
03/05/2002|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV|$800|hard|This occult series featuring Darren McGavin premiered in September 1974, on Friday the 13th|The Night Stalker
13/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH COMPOSERS|$400|easy|This 20th century composer described his 'Bolero' as 'work for orchestra without music'|(Maurice) Ravel
25/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SYNONYMS|$400|easy|In film titles this synonym for fear is found before 'of the Tongs', 'of Tiny Town' & 'on a Train'|terror
24/01/2007|Jeopardy!|MAYORS|$800|hard|In New Orleans' first post-Katrina mayoral election, this man held on to his job|(Ray) Nagin
20/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARIE ANTOINETTE|$600|medium|The capital city where she was born|Vienna
23/06/2003|Jeopardy!|CABLE TV|$200|easy|A shout of approval to an actor, or the cable network of 'Inside the Actors Studio'|Bravo
14/07/1999|Jeopardy!|BIRD WORDS & PHRASES|$100|easy|Many a slugabed has been reminded that 'The early bird catches' this|The worm
10/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ECONOMIST DANCE PARTY|$2000|hard|This 'funny' man said cuts in marginal tax rates increase tax revenues & draws (then dances) his 'curve'|(Arthur) Laffer
02/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'POST' CATEGORY|$2000|hard|PCW, a recycling term, stands for this|post-consumer waste
18/02/1999|Jeopardy!|TEA TIME|$300|easy|Fictional girl who says, 'It's the stupidest tea-party I ever was at in all my life!'|Alice
09/02/2005|Jeopardy!|CLEANING YOUR 'CLOCK'|$400|easy|Stubble on a man's face in the late afternoon, if he shaved in the morning|a five-o'clock shadow
08/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NEXT LINE, PLEASE|$600|medium|'The story you are about to see is true....'|Only the names have been changed to protect the innocent
13/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE VIETNAM WAR|$200|easy|Dale Buis, the first U.S. officer killed, was in Vietnam as one of what were usually called 'military' these|Advisors
10/11/1998|Jeopardy!|YANKEE INGENUITY|$500|medium|He launched the first liquid propellant rocket in 1926 at his Aunt Effie's Massachusetts farm|Robert Goddard
16/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE 60s|$400|easy|It's the oldest age you can be & still be a sexagenarian|69
07/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS WORKS|$700|hard|In the Piero della Francesca work seen here, he's the saint pictured with Jesus|St. John the Baptist
09/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COME TO YOUR CENSUS|$1000|hard|From Latin for 'to count', it's one who goes door-to-door counting heads for the census|an enumerator
15/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|Gastronomic 1973 Charlton Heston film extolling the virtues of Ralph Nader's 2000 ticket|Soylent Green Party
10/06/2004|Jeopardy!|CLIFF NOTES|$1000|hard|John Ratzenberger went postal as this character on 'Cheers'|Cliff Clavin
02/04/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$600|medium|This Saturday Evening Post illustrator's portrait of Nixon hangs in the National Portrait Gallery|Rockwell
08/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH CITIES?|$2000|hard|A 4-door automobile with a hard top, population 21,000|Sedan
17/02/2010|Jeopardy!|MOVIE SEQUELS|$1000|hard|In a 2008 Guillermo del Toro sequel, this title superhero faced off against the Golden Army|Hellboy
20/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TEENAGE|$800|hard|2-word alliterative term describing musical acts like 'N Sync & New Kids on the Block|a boy band
01/12/1998|Jeopardy!|FRANK SINATRA|$400|easy|Frank serenaded his young daughter in the song this girl 'With The Laughing Face'|Nancy
06/11/2004|Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$400|easy|This city-state began electing its own doges in 727 after gaining its independence from the Byzantine Empire|Venice
24/04/1990|Jeopardy!|GOLDEN OLDIES|$100|easy|Country star Jeannie C. Riley's only hit on the pop charts; it was about a small town's P.T.A.|Harper Valley P.T.A.
01/02/2007|Jeopardy!|NATURE STUDY|$600|medium|The Indian type of this horned beast has rivet-like projections on its skin that make it look armored|rhinoceros
11/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ENERGY FROM EVERYWHERE|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the RISO Nat'l Lab for Sustainable Energy in Denmark.)  Here straw is being converted into this type of fuel, whose name indicates it comes from living matter|biofuel
07/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE GAMES|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from a craps table.)  In this musical, Nathan Detroit runs the oldest-established permanent floating crap game in New York|Guys and Dolls
14/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$900|hard|For his dealings with this man, Major John Andre concocted codes & used secret inks|Benedict Arnold
30/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PENNSYLVANIA DREAMIN'|$1600|hard|In 1850 this city that loves Feb. 2 became a borough; in 1850 this city that loves Feb. 2 became a borough; in 1850...|Punxsutawney
31/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL BOOK AWARDS|$800|hard|At the first National Book Awards, in 1950, Ralph Rusk won for his biography of this other Ralph, an essayist|Emerson
17/07/2003|Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARIES|$200|easy|While Archimedes was thinking up inventions, this Carthaginian was thinking of how to get elephants over the Alps|Hannibal
27/10/2011|Jeopardy!|THE EMPIRE STRIKES PLAQUE|$800|hard|The British Dental Association says there is little danger from this element that's always present in amalgams|mercury
09/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC FILMS|$400|easy|1953's 'The Robe' opened in this new wide-screen process|CinemaScope
06/06/2001|Jeopardy!|GEOMETRY|$400|easy|Common 4-letter name for a regular hexahedron|Cube
27/10/1997|Jeopardy!|THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR|$300|easy|About 8,000 British prisoners were taken in this last major battle of the war|Yorktown
05/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WALLACES|$1000|hard|'The Emperor of Ice-Cream' is a famous work by this poet whose day job was VP of an insurance company|Wallace Stevens
03/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'D' DAY|$400|easy|Eveready's dominance in U.S. battery sales was shaken after this brand was introduced in 1964|Duracell
03/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BARD BITS|$2000|hard|Comparing 'thee to a summer's day' in sonnet 18, the bard realizes that 'Thou art more lovely and more' this|temperate
24/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CSI|$800|hard|A microspectrophotometer is used by a CSI team in analyzing these, a word from the Latin for 'filament'|fibers
21/02/2008|Jeopardy!|GAMERS UNITE!|$400|easy|'The Burning Crusade', an expansion to this popular Blizzard game, offers 2 new races: Draenei & Blood Elves|World of Warcraft
16/10/2009|Jeopardy!|THE OCEAN|$800|hard|An adjective meaning 'terrific', or a long ocean wave that moves without breaking|swell
05/12/2008|Jeopardy!|iPOD, YOUTUBE OR WII|$800|hard|Its name was reportedly inspired by a line from '2001: A Space Odyssey'|iPod
05/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A HEAD FOR BUSINESS|$800|hard|A pregnant Ethel Gant, unable to fit into girdle or garter, gave her textile-executive husband the idea for this garment|panty hose
30/09/1997|Jeopardy!|'MONKEY' SHINES|$400|easy|Film in which Groucho Marx declares, 'Love flies out the door when money comes innuendo'|Monkey Business
09/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|10 DOWNING STREET|$1600|hard|An early resident was the countess of Lichfield, the daughter of this 17th century king who returned from exile|Charles II
07/01/2008|Final Jeopardy!|MIDWEST TOPOGRAPHY|None|None|This state has the largest sand dunes complex in the U.S., just north of a river named for its flatness|Nebraska
08/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|A FEW GOOD DOGS|$800|hard|This German Shepherd star of films like 'Where the North Begins' could scale walls|Rin Tin Tin
26/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GOD BLESS YOU|$1600|hard|The creator god Vairacocha of these people of Peru traveled the world teaching man all the arts & sciences|the Incas (Incans accepted)
26/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HAWAII|$800|hard|Yee-ha!  You'll see Hawaiian cowboys known as Paniolo at this 225,000-acre cattle ranch|Parker Ranch
05/12/2006|Jeopardy!|SHELLFISH|$600|medium|In the southern U.S., one can often see the mud mounds around the burrows created by this crustacean|crayfish
28/02/2011|Jeopardy!|ATHLETES|$400|easy|In 2008 gymnast Shawn Johnson kept her equilibrium & got Olympic gold in this event|the balance beam
26/03/1998|Jeopardy!|PUT 'IT'|$500|medium|A Monty Python sketch honored the 'Upper-Class' one 'Of The Year'|Twit
20/12/2005|Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS|$400|easy|John Quincy Adams had John C. Calhoun; James Buchanan had this John C.|John C. Breckenridge
25/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A 'HOUSE' OF LITERATURE|$400|easy|The legend of a family curse permeates this Hawthorne work published in 1851|The House of the Seven Gables
27/12/2011|Jeopardy!|DECADES OF DISASTER|$400|easy|The Space Shuttle Challenger explodes|the 1980s
07/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|COMING UP ROSES|$800|hard|The name on this hybrid tea rose is also on a great pair of records -- '9 to 5' & 'Two Doors Down'|Dolly Parton
06/05/2003|Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$200|easy|The Sailor Boy & his dog seen here are a symbol of this snack brand|Cracker Jack
13/04/2006|Jeopardy!|1956|$1000|hard|George Metalious was fired as a small-town principal the year of the small-town expose 'Peyton Place' by this wife|Grace (Metalious)
14/12/2004|Final Jeopardy!|AWARD-WINNING AUTHORS|None|None|The only Oscar winner also to win a Nobel Prize, this European won a 1938 Oscar for adapting his own play|George Bernard Shaw
17/10/2008|Jeopardy!|HARRISON FORD|$200|easy|Ford tries to clear his name while avoiding capture by Tommy Lee Jones in this film based on a TV series|The Fugitive
19/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BUGS BUNNY|$1600|hard|Bugs Bunny officially debuted in the 1940 cartoon 'A Wild' this|Hare
01/06/2001|Jeopardy!|'GEO' PARTY!|$200|easy|It's 'Just an old sweet song' that keeps this on Ray Charles' mind|Georgia
26/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD POTPOURRI|$200|easy|Rathaus Schoneberg in this capital is the place where JFK made a famous speech on June 26, 1963|Berlin
21/10/2010|Jeopardy!|DYNO-'ITE'|$1000|hard|From the Latin for 'instruction', it's an adjective meaning 'very knowledgeable'|erudite
29/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY HISTORY|$400|easy|It's the city where the heroic action seen here took place in 1989.|Beijing
25/09/2001|Jeopardy!|WHEN IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA|$300|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reads the clue from the Page Museum.) The big tooth seen here is from this ancient relative of the elephant whose name means 'big'|a mammoth
23/11/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$200|easy|This state has more ethnic Norwegians than any other state, most of them in the Twin Cities area|Minnesota
16/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD O' FACTS|$1200|hard|A 1937 general strike in Trinidad is commemorated every June 19, celebrated as this day|Labor Day
25/07/2006|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL FIRSTS|$800|hard|This U.S. president was the first president for whom all women were eligible to vote|Warren G. Harding
04/07/2005|Jeopardy!|SMELLS LIKE TEAM SPIRIT|$800|hard|Lynette Woodard played from 1985 to 1987 with this otherwise all-male basketball team|the Globetrotters
24/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NCAA TEAM NAME'S THE SAME|$800|hard|Clemson, University of Missouri|the Tigers
04/06/1998|Jeopardy!|MARCH OF TIME|$400|easy|The U.S. voted against joining this organization March 19, 1920; today we're here & it isn't|League of Nations
13/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$800|hard|Goalkeeper Gwen Cheeseman was part of the bronze medal-winning U.S. team in this sport at the 1984 Olympics|Field hockey
08/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|VILLAINS SPEAK|$800|hard|Peter Pan, I do not need 2 hands of flesh to destroy you, soon you & Tinker Bell too will feel my wrath|Captain Hook
17/05/2005|Jeopardy!|LOGOS & TRADEMARKS|$3000|hard|Gertrude the Kangaroo has long been the logo of this Simon & Schuster division|Pocket Books
27/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN ISLANDS|$800|hard|Malagasy, 1 of its 2 official languages, is of Indonesian origin|Madagascar
29/11/1994|Jeopardy!|UNUSUAL BOOKS|$200|easy|Jewel Shepard's 'Invasion of the B-Girls' is a collection of interviews with girls who appear in these|B-movies
14/11/2005|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE COURSES|$600|medium|At N.Y.'s Vassar global feminism & postmodern feminism are 2 of the courses offered in this program|women's studies
03/03/2003|Jeopardy!|PARIS|$600|medium|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew in Paris)  The Eiffel Tower opened in 1889 for the Universal Exposition, celebrating the 100th anniversary of this|The French Revolution
22/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'U'|$600|medium|1 of 8 Popes who might be up for renewal|Urban
08/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICALS|$1900|hard|(AUDIO DAILY DOUBLE): Gwen Verdon sang the following song in the original Broadway version of this show: 'Whatever Lola wants, Lola gets...'|Damn Yankees!
22/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY LIVES|$400|easy|'Dark Lover' by Emily Leider is the first fully documented biography of this early Hollywood heartthrob|Valentino
07/10/2010|Jeopardy!|IF THE TV SERIES HAD A DOWNER ENDING|$600|medium|The one-armed man says, 'It's about time I finished the job' & shoots Richard Kimble|The Fugitive
05/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A DECEMBER TO REMEMBER|$200|easy|Patricia Harris, the first black woman in the cabinet, was named secretary of this 'urban' department in December 1976|HUD (Housing and Urban Development)
07/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '50s|$2000|hard|Deborah Kerr is seen here in this film recently remade with Julianne Moore|The End of the Affair
21/02/2005|Jeopardy!|EASY FOR YOU TO SAY|$400|easy|Xeroderma pigmentosum is a rare hereditary skin condition in which the skin & eyes are damaged by these rays|ultraviolet rays
31/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THAT SONG?|$2000|hard|Chelsea Clinton is named after this song written by Joni Mitchell|Chelsea Morning
27/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|STICKS & STONES|$1600|hard|Devils Tower in Wyoming consists primarily of this common volcanic rock|basalt
17/03/2004|Jeopardy!|-OLOGIES|$1000|hard|One of the fields in which a Nobel Prize is given is medicine or this|physiology
29/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SHE-PLANTS|$1000|hard|This bell-shaped purplish flower of Scotland is also called ling|Heather
01/02/1990|Jeopardy!|OLLA PODRIDA|$100|easy|People who daydream are said to be 'Building' these 'in Spain'|Castles
09/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DUMB TV|$800|hard|On 'Saved by the Bell', Dustin Diamond played Samuel Powers, who had this nickname|Screech
04/01/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 'PEN'|$800|hard|7-letter term meaning dreamily or wistfully thoughtful|pensive
02/05/2005|Jeopardy!|ART|$1000|hard|First name of the son seen here in a 1655 portrait by his father|Titus
13/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS FOR DUMMIES|$400|easy|'Getting into the Swing of Things' & 'It's Your Sandbox' are chapters in this 'for Dummies'|Golf
22/03/2005|Jeopardy!|BEN, BENJAMIN OR JUST PLAIN B|$800|hard|In the names of political rivals in 1960s Algeria, it precedes 'Bella' & 'Khedda'|Ben
19/09/2002|Jeopardy!|POP PRINCES & PRINCESSES|$200|easy|Britney feels the joy of Pepsi & this pop princess of Ecuadoran & Irish descent endorses Coca-Cola|Christina Aguilera
16/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BARTENDING|$3000|hard|Unlike liqueurs, this type of spirit flavored with herbs & roots is unsweetened, as you can gather from the name|bitters
16/06/2000|Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY MAH-JONGG|$100|easy|'Mah-jongg' comes from a word for 'sparrow' in this language|Chinese
21/04/2000|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'P'|$500|medium|Ahab's vessel (6)|Pequod
24/09/1999|Jeopardy!|ROUND NUMBER, PLEASE|$300|easy|A U-turn, or a complete reversal of opinion|180
24/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|STATE YOUR CASE|$1600|hard|Former governors of this state include Pierre S. du Pont IV|Delaware
27/03/2008|Jeopardy!|EASTER|$600|medium|It's where you'll find Chile's Isla de Pascua National Park|Easter Island
29/11/2005|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY QUOTES|$200|easy|The Bible: 'As a shepherd divideth his sheep from' these|goats
15/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$2000|hard|In 1619 this first elected legislative assembly in America met in Jamestown|House of Burgesses
07/04/1999|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$300|easy|He wasn't a 'Mad King' yet when he was born in Nymphenburg Palace in 1845|'Mad King' Ludwig of Bavaria
13/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FLAGS OF THE WORLD|$800|hard|A flock of flamingos taking wing inspired these 2 main colors on Peru's flag|red & white
07/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK GODS|$800|hard|This Greek god loved a boy named Ampelos, who was turned into a grapevine when he died|Dionysus
26/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE CROSSWORD CLUES 'G'|$800|hard|Mariah Carey flick that didn't sparkle plenty (7)|Glitter
16/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FIVE GUYS NAMED JOE|$1000|hard|This Democrat from Delaware served as Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee from 1987 to 1995|Joe Biden
02/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN ANAGRAMS|$200|easy|Any sap knows it was the instrument of Cleopatra's demise|Asp (for 'sap')
20/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'H'|$600|medium|This science can be divided into pomology, olericulture & floriculture|Horticulture
13/12/2010|Final Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES|None|None|In only 2 cases can you add 2 letters to one country & get another country: Austria/Australia & this pair|Niger/Nigeria
21/04/2010|Jeopardy!|SKIP TO MY 'LOO'|$200|easy|An old gold coin equal to 2 pistoles|a doubloon
25/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|Carroll O' Connor played Julie Andrews' father in this film based on a James Michener novel|Hawaii
14/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SCARY MOVIE SEQUELS|$1000|hard|'The Evil Escapes' in the fourth installment of this normally housebound 'Horror'|The Amityville Horror
17/03/2004|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE AN IRISH COUNTY|$200|easy|It's something 'held' on sandwiches|Mayo
30/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WESTWARD EXPANSION OF THE U.S.|$400|easy|It created an all-water link from NYC to the Great Lakes & opened up the settlement of the Great Lakes area|the Erie Canal
04/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE-OFFS|$800|hard|'Molvania: A Land Untouched by Modern Dentistry' is a satirical type of this guide|a travel guide
28/04/2000|Jeopardy!|FOUR|$500|medium|In a 1939 article for National Geographic, Lincoln Ellsworth described his 4 expeditions to this continent|Antarctica
16/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE DEBUTS|$600|medium|Ned Beatty made a memorable debut in this 1972 film about a nightmarish canoe trip|Deliverance
01/04/1999|Jeopardy!|HARD|$400|easy|Construction worker wear, or a type of diving in which the air is supplied via a tube from the surface|Hard hat
01/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ON THEIR PERMANENT RECORDS|$400|easy|This author of 'Little Women' received much of her education from her father, Bronson|Louisa May Alcott
08/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ONCE THERE WERE NO COMPUTERS|$800|hard|'The Victorian Internet' is a book about pioneers of this communication device|the telegraph
26/11/2009|Jeopardy!|WEIRD WORDS|$1000|hard|Also a slang term for the head in Shakespeare's time, a costard is an old variety of this fruit|an apple
14/11/1989|Jeopardy!|'C' IN GEOGRAPHY|$500|medium|Picturesque Ionian island that was the birthplace of Britain's Prince Philip|Corfu
13/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BRAZILIAN WORDS & PHRASES|$1200|hard|Cousin Fred said he was Napoleon last night; I'm afraid he might be 'maluco', this|crazy
27/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CALL IN YOUR 'IOUS'|$400|easy|The makers of 'grandiose' & 'pompous' unveil this 11-letter adjective, 'pre' for short|pretentious
11/10/2006|Jeopardy!|CAPITALS AT STATEHOOD|$400|easy|San Jose|California
17/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ILLOGICAL GEOGRAPHIC NAMES|$2000|hard|The city of El Centro in this state is actually on its southern border, near Mexicali|California
02/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RICHTER (NOT ANDY)|$400|easy|Fittingly, seismologist Charles Richter spent almost all his working life in this state|California
03/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLAND|$600|medium|English barons forced this royal enemy of Robin Hood to sign the Magna Carta|King John I
23/09/2011|Jeopardy!|INAUGURAL ADDRESSES|$600|medium|What his March 4, 1841 speech should have included: 'Sorry, I'm cutting this short.  The weather's awful & I should go inside'|William Henry Harrison
24/05/2004|Jeopardy!|LEFT, RIGHT OR CENTER|$800|hard|Don't keep it under your hat, it anagrams to a material used in hats|left
29/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CELLULOID LOVE|$1600|hard|In this movie, Captain Renault boldly exclaims, 'If I were a woman... I should be in love with Rick'|Casablanca
23/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BUY AMERICAN LIT!|$600|medium|A lady from 'The Burden of Proof' returns as a judge in his 'Laws of Our Fathers'|Scott Turow
13/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL SLOGANS|$600|medium|He railed against the “do-nothing 80th congress” during his whistle-stop campaign|Truman
04/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FOLLOW THE LEADER TO THE CAPITAL|$5000|hard|Pervez Musharraf|Islamabad
09/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GREAT SCOTTS!|$1000|hard|On his first Antarctic expedition, he & his men reached a latitude of 82 degrees 17 minutes S., 500 miles from the South Pole|Robert Scott
11/04/2007|Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$400|easy|Thomas Jefferson laid the foundation of this home in 1769|Monticello
09/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'O'|$400|easy|Loud speaker (6)|orator
28/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'IF' ONLY...|$600|medium|A phrase spoken by Longfellow's Paul Revere gave us this title of a 1996 Sandra Bullock film|Two if by Sea
01/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS AGAINST WAR|$1600|hard|In this Ancient Greek play, women deny their husbands bedroom visitation rights until they stop fighting|Lysistrata
24/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'U'TOPIA|$1600|hard|An adjective meaning 'of an elevated region', or the main type of cotton grown in the American South|upland
17/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES GIVEN BY PRESIDENT BUSH|$1200|hard|Appropriate 2-digit nickname bestowed on the president's dad|41
28/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MEANINGFUL STAGE NAMES|$2000|hard|Donald Lytle's choice of this stage name made extra sense when 'Take This Job And Shove It' became his biggest hit|(Johnny) Paycheck
29/03/1991|Double Jeopardy!|CONSTELLATIONS|$1000|hard|Other than the sun, the closest star to the Earth is located in this southern constellation|Centaurus
20/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OOH, A COMEDIAN|$1000|hard|His 1997 comedy special was called 'Bring The Pain!'|Chris Rock
27/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE GOING 'IN'|$400|easy|Any of the 4 anterior teeth in the jaw used for cutting|incisors
17/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTABLE SPORTS|$1200|hard|Asked about this West Central Florida NFL team's execution, then-coach John McKay said, 'I'm for it'|the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
16/03/1990|Jeopardy!|TV TRIVIA|$500|medium|At the end of 'Book II' of this miniseries, Rudy Jordache was shot by Falconetti|Rich Man, Poor Man
13/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE CANNELL CHANNEL|$800|hard|(Hi, I'm Mitzi Kapture)  For 5 years I played Lt. Rita Lee Lance on this Cannell series on USA Network|Silk Stalkings
15/12/1997|Jeopardy!|HUMOR|$500|medium|Canine term for a long, drawn-out, complicated, overinvolved & even purposely irritating story|'Shaggy Dog' story
28/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|15-LETTER WORDS|$1200|hard|Though not used technically, it's another term for the upper troposphere|substratosphere
15/11/2010|Jeopardy!|PROVERBIALLY SPEAKING|$400|easy|An Old English proverb says, 'beauty is only' this, to which someone added, 'ugly goes to the bone'|skin deep
18/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE BLUES|$1000|hard|Known as the 'Empress of the Blues', this singer often recorded with jazz great Louis Armstrong|Bessie Smith
22/02/2007|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$600|medium|In 1849 & 1850, at least 80,000 people rushed to this state|California
15/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR NOMINEES|$2000|hard|In 1995 we said 'au revoir' to this man nominated for writing 'Au Revoir, Les Enfants' & for directing 'Atlantic City'|Louis Malle
29/01/2004|Jeopardy!|DAY-OFF ACTIVITIES|$800|hard|According to the 'Chambers Book of Facts', this activity involves hand, leg & voice instruction & maybe a whip|horseback riding
26/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|1970s ALBUMS|$400|easy|Many of the tracks on his 1977 release 'Moody Blue' were recorded at Graceland|Elvis Presley
01/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CINEMA MANIA|$200|easy|In this 1965 film, a family on the run from Nazis sings at the Salzburg Music Festival|The Sound of Music
16/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FROM Z TO A|$200|easy|An embarrassed one of these may be black & white & red all over|Zebra
02/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CAMPBELL SOUP|$1000|hard|This U.S. senator is also the award-winning designer of the jewelry seen here:|Ben Nighthorse Campbell
30/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LIT ON FILM|$400|easy|John Malkovich helps rescue Leonardo DiCaprio's Philippe, the title character of this 1998 film|The Man in the Iron Mask
21/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAIRS|$1400|hard|These 1955 & 1957 short stories by J.D. Salinger were published in one book in 1961|'Franny' & 'Zooey'
19/07/1999|Jeopardy!|BRIT READ|$500|medium|This author of 1970's 'The Female Eunuch' is back with 'The Whole Woman'|Germaine Greer
18/01/2005|Final Jeopardy!|BRANDS|None|None|This brand's airtight seal, introduced in 1946, was patterned after the inverted rim of a paint can|Tupperware
04/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NUMBER OF LEGS ON...|$1200|hard|A grand piano (normally)|3
28/06/2005|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY AUTHORS|None|None|In 1956 she published 'Venice Observed' & her brother Kevin starred in 'Invasion of the Body Snatchers'|Mary McCarthy
23/02/2004|Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$200|easy|In 1973 Carl XVI Gustaf became the king of this country|Sweden
04/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PARTS OF SPEECH|$1800|hard|It's the part of speech 'wicked' is in the colloquial sentence 'Alex is wicked smart.'|Adverb
01/10/2002|Jeopardy!|PUMPING 'IRON'|$800|hard|Mettle-tested nickname of Margaret Thatcher|The Iron Lady
04/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF COLORS|$400|easy|In Spanish: Rojo|red
26/01/1998|Jeopardy!|LYRICISTS|$500|medium|In 1992, a year after his death, his & Alan Menken's 'Beauty and the Beast' won an Oscar as Best Song|Howard Ashman
16/12/1996|Jeopardy!|TOWERS|$100|easy|Smoke inundated this NYC complex' towers after a bomb exploded  in its garage, February 26, 1993|World Trade Center
11/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'HARD' QUESTIONS|$600|medium|This biscuit made with just flour & water was once used aboard ships & for army rations|hardtack
03/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S POISONOUS|$400|easy|Unusual among snakes, the poisonous king type of this builds nests & protects its 'princes' until they hatch|the cobra
15/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN LANGUAGE LAB|$800|hard|Whether a surfin' one or a Pontiac, this term comes from the Swahili meaning 'journey'|safari
11/10/2001|Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN HERITAGE DICTIONARY, PAGE 1|$300|easy|This Frankish king, who made the city of Aachen one of his capitals, may have been born there in 742 A.D.|Charlemagne
27/05/2004|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN NAMES|$1000|hard|In 1969 university professors Ragnar Frisch & Jan Tinbergen shared the first Nobel Prize for this|Economics
12/11/2010|Jeopardy!|FRENCH ANATOMY QUIZ|$200|easy|Le nez|the nose
03/01/2012|Jeopardy!|1812|$600|medium|In November this president was re-elected, defeating DeWitt Clinton|Madison
25/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$200|easy|This duke of jazz composed an original score for Alvin Ailey's brilliant modern ballet 'The River'|Duke Ellington
02/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TOP CHEF|$1200|hard|This Massachusetts native was the executive chef at Commander's Palace in New Orleans|Emeril Lagasse
05/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS IN HISTORY|$1600|hard|In the 1460s this teen, the future husband of Queen Isabella, fought in the Catalonian Wars|King Ferdinand
18/11/2008|Jeopardy!|IN TOON|$1000|hard|An evil stepmother is out to ruin not just Cinderella's storybook existence, but all fairy tales in this 2006 film|Happily Never After
23/04/1997|Jeopardy!|PESTS|$100|easy|East of the Rocky Mountains malaria is spread by the anopheles quadrimaculatus species of this insect|Mosquito
29/01/2010|Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS LEADERS|$200|easy|After coming to America in 1620, William Brewster served as religious leader for this colony|Plymouth
03/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THE TROPIC OF CANCER|$800|hard|As the Tropic passes through the Straits of Florida, it passes most closely to this world capital|Havana
20/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FUNNY MEN|$800|hard|This onetime Vaudevillian & star of 'Modern Times' was knighted in 1975|Charlie Chaplin
22/01/2008|Jeopardy!|VETERAN-ARY MEDICINE|$200|easy|The oldest operating V.A. hospital opened in this first post-Civil War year in Maine|1866
17/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CINEMATIC TITLE PAIRS|$800|hard|1944: '...and Old Lace'|Arsenic
25/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$400|easy|The finest singers among species of this insect are the tree type, not the house or field type|crickets
15/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|POETRY|$800|hard|He wrote, 'I hope to see my pilot face to face when I have crost the bar'|Tennyson
20/12/2005|Jeopardy!|GEORGIA ON MY MIND|$1000|hard|Stolen during the 1862 Andrews railroad raid, this locomotive is on display in Kennesaw, Georgia|the General
28/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'70S TV|$1000|hard|When this series began, the youngest child Nicholas Bradford was 8|Eight Is Enough
20/11/2000|Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$100|easy|Most of this 'Color Purple' author's first volume of poetry, 'Once', was written in one week in 1964|Alice Walker
23/06/1987|Jeopardy!|'THE'|$400|easy|They dropped 'The' in the '60s, but recently put it back to avoid confusion with the talk show host:|The Lettermen
09/06/1997|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL TERMS|$400|easy|After the Senate passes a treaty, the president does this to put it into effect|Sign/Ratify the treaty
09/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE VIKING SHIP MUSEUM|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the Viking Ship Museum in Roskilde, Denmark.) The Sea Stallion is a reconstruction of a ship built of oak from near Glendalough on this island, which suffered its first recorded Viking raids in 795|Ireland
07/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN LABOR|$800|hard|Founded in the early '70s, COYOTE (Call Off Your Old Tired Ethics) is for women in this 'oldest profession'|prostitutes
28/11/1997|Jeopardy!|THE RAVEN|$500|medium|This Biblical prophet is known for being fed by ravens & flying to heaven in a chariot of fire|Elijah
21/05/2008|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$1000|hard|A G.I. Joe introduced in 2000 is supposed to be one of these Native Americans who were code talkers in WWII|Navajo
20/12/1996|Jeopardy!|METALS|$100|easy|South Africa is the world's leading supplier of this precious metal|Gold
24/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES FROM THE GERMAN|$800|hard|It's German for 'strong ruler', like a lion-heart, we guess|Richard
28/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COMEDIE & TRAGEDIE FRANCAISE|$1600|hard|A wise fool is at the center of this man's 1668 play 'George Dandin'|Molière
27/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POTENTATE POTABLES|$2000|hard|Prince Henry the Navigator planted vineyards for this drink named for an archipelago southwest of Portugal|Madeira
25/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$800|hard|Diplomats live in the Chanakyapuri section of this capital designed by Edwin Lutyens & Herbert Baker|New Delhi
03/05/2010|Jeopardy!|JOY OF COOKING|$400|easy|Under 'Hot dogs', there's a Mexican dog topped with salsa & a German dog topped with this fermented cabbage|sauerkraut
18/04/2011|Jeopardy!|REAL HISTORICAL HOUSEWIVES OF D.C.|$400|easy|Only 6 rooms were finished when she moved in in 1800, & she ended up using the East Room to hang laundry|Abigail Adams
07/05/1997|Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATION|$200|easy|American Indians sent signals using this vaporous substance|Smoke
20/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DURING THE FILLMORE PRESIDENCY|$2000|hard|In 1852 this hero of Verzcruz in the Mexican War was nominated by the Whig party as its presidential candidate|Winfield Scott
14/11/2011|Jeopardy!|FRENCH FIXINS|$600|medium|From Provence & pretty as a Pixar, this eggplant dish simmered in olive oil can be served hot or cold|ratatouille
14/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FAUX|$2000|hard|Orlon is man-made, not natural, & is called this type of fiber|synthetic
12/01/1990|Jeopardy!|CALIFORNIA CITIES|$300|easy|This city's zoo, located in Balboa Park, is one of the largest in the world|San Diego
23/10/2003|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITY NICKNAMES|$600|medium|'Queen City of the Rockies'|Denver
21/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS OF THE WORLD|$1200|hard|In November 2004 this mountain & its surrounding area were declared a national park in Turkey|Mount Ararat
04/04/1996|Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$100|easy|Abbreviated TB, this disease is characterized by lesions in the lung tissue|Tuberculosis
18/09/2000|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL TERMS|$300|easy|From the circus, a party that allows differing points of view is called a 'big' one of these|Tent
02/12/1988|Double Jeopardy!|COFFEE, TEA OR MILK|$4000|hard|It's the most widely consumed beverage in the world|tea
08/07/2008|Jeopardy!|LIPSTICK JUNGLE|$800|hard|Iman named one of her company's lipstick shades for this wildcat that's also a luxury car|Jaguar
29/09/2008|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY DEBUTS|$200|easy|Sierra Boggess played Christine in 'Phantom' in Vegas before she swam onto B'way as this fish-tailed Disney heroine|the Little Mermaid (Ariel)
20/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE CARIBBEAN|$200|easy|If you visit the Turks & Caicos Islands, you may see Jojo, a friendly bottlenosed one of these mammals|Dolphin
09/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE JET PROPULSION LABORATORY|$1000|hard|This appropriately named JPL probe was launched Sept. 5, 1977 & has covered over 5 billion miles|Voyager
11/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|VIENNA|$1000|hard|This Vienna Woods village was the scene of the mysterious 1889 death of Crown Prince Rudolf|Mayerling
10/09/1984|Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|$200|easy|In 1869 an American minister created this 'oriental' transportation|the rickshaw
09/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$800|hard|In this Chinese religion, the Jade Emperor rules the Earth & the Empress of Heaven rules heaven|Taoism
22/04/1999|Jeopardy!|SPORTS MEDICINE|$100|easy|The 'stress' type is a hairline break caused by overuse|Fracture
27/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'NON' SENSE|$600|medium|Type of pact signed by Germany & the USSR 9 days before the start of WWII|Non-aggression
17/12/2002|Jeopardy!|LUNAR TUNES|$600|medium|This No. 2 hit by CCR warns, 'Looks like we're in for nasty weather'|Bad Moon Rising
03/01/2000|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE GLOBE|$300|easy|Much of Pakistan's trade passes through this largest city's port on the island of Kiamari|Karachi
01/10/2004|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY|$600|medium|The Cassini spacecraft is scheduled to study this planet & send a probe to the surface of its moon Titan|Saturn
24/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LIVE IN TEXAS|$800|hard|This newscaster, 'the most trusted man in America', went to Houston's San Jacinto High & the University of Texas|Walter Cronkite
23/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE LONDON STAGE|$1000|hard|The National Theatre, launched in 1963, was housed for its first 12 years at this 'venerable' venue|the Old Vic
26/05/2009|Jeopardy!|AT THE DRUGSTORE|$1000|hard|For allergies your doctor might prescribe this drug, from the Italian for 'lively' or 'joyous'|Allegra
14/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S IN CHARGE HERE?|$600|medium|It's not government by Ford & Chrysler, but by one absolute ruler|Autocracy
08/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|STRAIT GUY|$2000|hard|Named after Vitus Bering, the Bering Strait separates these 2 continents|North America & Asia
26/11/1999|Jeopardy!|EARLY MAN|$300|easy|42,000 years ago ocher was mined to be ground into a powder for this|Paint
18/07/2005|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY CEREAL|$400|easy|Jim Carrey, Val Kilmer & Tommy Lee Jones appeared on 1995 Corn Pops boxes to promote this 'eternal' sequel|Batman Forever
31/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE BLUES|$800|hard|In the movie version of 'Devil in a Blue Dress', he played detective Easy Rawlins|Denzel Washington
26/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE ME OUT TO THE HISTORY GAME|$1600|hard|It's 1649 & this king is lookin' kind of tired out...yep, here comes Oliver Cromwell to give him the hook|Charles I
16/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|C3|$800|hard|If Snickers & Hershey bars are your obsession, you may be this 10-letter word|a chocoholic
14/04/2004|Jeopardy!|FORBES' FICTIONAL BILLIONAIRES|$200|easy|Topping the list is this North Pole resident with apparently unlimited, incalculable wealth|Santa Claus
28/01/1999|Jeopardy!|MEET THE BEETLES|$100|easy|These beneficial beetles are also known as ladybirds|Ladybugs
14/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|APRES 'SKI'|$800|hard|An acted-out segment on 'Saturday Night Live'|a skit
11/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'EX'ACTLY|$1600|hard|Fans of the punk rock group X know that Christine Cervenka changed her first name to this|Exene
02/11/2011|Jeopardy!|RANKS & TITLES|$1000|hard|An ataman was the leader of a village of these horsemen who gave a Tolstoy novel its title|the Cossacks
17/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE GLOSSARY|$400|easy|The lumen, a unit of this, is the amount emitted from a source one candela strong|light
24/05/2004|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$200|easy|In 1997 the world said 'Hello Dolly' to one of these mammals, the first successfully cloned|a sheep
14/01/1988|Jeopardy!|REPUBLICANS|$300|easy|This Tennessean replaced Donald Regan as Reagan's Chief of Staff|Howard Baker
10/06/2010|Jeopardy!|LOUD RHYMES|$400|easy|Tilled the soil|plowed
12/11/1998|Jeopardy!|1820s AMERICA|$200|easy|On July 4, 1826 this former president died at age 83 after asking, 'Is it the fourth?'|Thomas Jefferson
06/11/2008|Jeopardy!|PUMPKIN EATER|$400|easy|Paula Deen puts a twist on tradition--instead of pumpkin pie, it's pumpkin gooey butter cakes for this holiday|Thanksgiving
07/10/2008|Jeopardy!|IN THE BALLPARK|$400|easy|The sinking of the Titanic pushed the opening of this Boston ballpark off the front pages of Boston newspapers|Fenway
02/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE SWEET 1600s|$800|hard|Last name of Nathaniel, who fostered a 1676 rebellion against Virginia governor Berkeley's Indian policies|Bacon
21/06/2007|Jeopardy!|HELLO, MALI!|$1000|hard|This European power ruled Mali from 1895 to 1959, when Mali united with Senegal; independence came in 1960|France
01/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OUT-OF-FASHION BABY NAMES|$1200|hard|It's the first name used by the mogul seen here, but not by many of your kids' classmates|Rupert (Murdoch)
15/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PREHISTORIC CRITTERS|$2000|hard|If Horton climbed his family tree, he'd go from elephant to stegodon to stegolophodon to this|mastodon
11/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITAL BIRTHPLACES|$1200|hard|Ex-governor L. Douglas Wilder|Richmond
10/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE MEDITERRANEAN|$800|hard|After World War I, France was given a League of Nations mandate over this country|Lebanon
23/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FURNITURE|$1200|hard|From a Latin word for 'read', it's a slanted-top stand used to support a speaker's notes|a lectern
06/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGE OF ORIGIN|$800|hard|Coach,  paprika|Hungarian
24/03/2004|Jeopardy!|SCANDALOUS STORY HEADLINES|$200|easy|'Police Arrest' this egg boy 'After Drunken 'Jackass' Copycat Falling-Off-Wall Stunt!'|Humpty Dumpty
22/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BACKWORDS|$200|easy|Some stories tug at my heartstrings, & I also feel them lower down, here|Gut (tug)
11/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SPORTS|$400|easy|In 2004 this tennis great, at 47, became the oldest tennis competitor in Olympic history|Martina Navratilova
28/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$2000|hard|Conductors allow electric current to flow & these opposite materials restrict the flow of the current|insulators (or resistors)
28/04/2005|Jeopardy!|THE KENNEDY SPACE CENTER|$200|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Kennedy Space Center, Florida.) For plants which may go into space, the Life Sciences Lab studies the effect of light, temperature & this gas formed in respiration|carbon dioxide
23/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DISCOGRAPHIES|$400|easy|'Tusk', 'Tango in the Night', 'The Dance'|Fleetwood Mac
07/03/2001|Jeopardy!|SPORTS FIRSTS ON THE FIRST|$100|easy|On June 1, 1925, pinch hitting for Pee Wee Wanninger, he played his first of 2,130 games in a row|Lou Gehrig
09/10/2008|Jeopardy!|BROTHERS & SISTERS|$400|easy|In 1846 these 3 sisters published 'Poems by Currer, Ellis and Acton Bell' at their own expense, & sold only 2 copies|the Brontës
09/09/2002|Jeopardy!|'C' DUTY|$200|easy|From the Latin for 'lying down', it's a small compartment for work or study|cubicle
27/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS|$600|medium|In 1981 John Irving 'checked in' with this bestseller about the eccentric Berry family|The Hotel New Hampshire
20/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY BEFORE AFTER|$800|hard|Meaning 'walking', it's how Shakespeare's Henry V & Sherlock Holmes described 'the game'|Afoot
10/04/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN MUSIC FESTIVALS|$1200|hard|In '95 the Lower Keys Underwater Music Festival in Florida had a group of snorkelers impersonating him: [video clue]|Elvis Presley
22/11/2005|Jeopardy!|A BEASTLY CATEGORY|$800|hard|Kumis, a national specialty of Kazakhstan, is the fermented milk of this animal|the horse
22/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EARTH SCIENCE|$800|hard|This class of rock is made by changes in heat, pressure or shearing to pre-existing rocks|metamorphic rock
02/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'B'|$1200|hard|A desert nomad (7)|Bedouin
23/10/2009|Final Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|None|None|This Asian nation is the only nation with the same name as its capital & the island on which it's located|Singapore
11/11/1996|Jeopardy!|LET'S VISIT LIECHTENSTEIN|$300|easy|Liechtenstein's official language is this, with the people speaking an Alemannic dialect|German
01/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FIVE EASY PEACES|$1600|hard|The Peace of Utrecht ended this war & recognized the legitimacy of Louis XIV's grandson as King of Spain|the War of the Spanish Succession
26/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS & VOYAGERS|$2000|hard|While in service to Russia in 1741, this Dane died of scurvy on the island that now bears his name|(Vitus) Bering
29/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK|$800|hard|An expression of annoyance or mild scolding that doubles the name of an ancient pharaoh|tut-tut
23/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A 'CIN'|$400|easy|French term for a documentary film style that avoids directorial control over its subject|cinéma vérité
19/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CLOWN CINEMA|$1000|hard|In a segment of 1956's 'Invitation To The Dance', this dancer plays a clown in love with a circus performer|Gene Kelly
02/05/1990|Jeopardy!|19TH CENTURY AMERICA|$200|easy|This 363-mile waterway opened on October 26, 1825|Erie Canal
09/11/2010|Jeopardy!|TITLES CONTAINING TITLES|$400|easy|Sophocles: 'Oedipus ____'|Rex
12/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL CUISINE|$800|hard|This Spanish dish literally means 'rice with chicken'|arroz con pollo
19/10/1998|Jeopardy!|ARTSY FILMS|$800|hard|This 1996 film takes its title from Valerie Solanas' confession of attacking a pop artist|I Shot Andy Warhol
26/09/2006|Jeopardy!|GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT|$200|easy|The minneola is the best-known variety of the tangelo; Minnehaha is his best gal in a Longfellow poem|Hiawatha
24/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE OPERA TITLE|$1600|hard|Donizetti: 'The Daughter of the ____'|Regiment
04/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS IN THE STREAM, SEA OR OCEAN|$400|easy|Koror & Guadalcanal|the Pacific Ocean
19/07/2001|Jeopardy!|BLACK IN HISTORY|$100|easy|They're what usually passed the Black Death from rats to humans|Fleas
05/05/2004|Jeopardy!|PARTS OF THE WHOLE|$1000|hard|Cylinders, crankshaft, pistons|a car engine
15/11/2011|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT WISDOM|$600|medium|'The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future life' is a saying from his 'Republic'|Plato
31/03/2000|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN SPORTS|$500|medium|In 1999 Maurice Greene ran this distance in 9.79 seconds, matching the disqualified record time of Ben Johnson|100-meter dash
30/11/1998|Jeopardy!|THAT'S REVOLTING|$500|medium|In 1794 nearly 13,000 soldiers were called out to put down this revolt in Pennsylvania|the Whiskey Rebellion
21/04/2003|Jeopardy!|TRY 'STAR'|$200|easy|Overly awed & fascinated in the presence of celebrities|starstruck
03/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|CITY SEALS|$800|hard|St, Anthony Falls & a suspension bridge across the Mississippi River are on this Minnesota city's seal|Minneapolis
31/03/2008|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$400|easy|This character in 'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow' is said to be the ghost of a Hessian trooper|the Headless Horseman
20/12/2006|Jeopardy!|GOLD|$200|easy|Pure gold is 24 of these units|karats
28/12/2009|Jeopardy!|FRANCE|$800|hard|The oldest society of the Institut de France, it published its first dictionary in 1694|the (French) Academy
06/07/2006|Jeopardy!|C'EST CHEESE|$1000|hard|This primary milk protein clumps together, or coagulates, to form the basis of cheese|casein
05/02/2003|Jeopardy!|FUN 'GUS'|$600|medium|A coastal Florida city bears the name of this saint, the son of Santa Monica|St. Augustine
12/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BIG WORDS|$800|hard|In book titles it precedes e.e. cummings' 'Room' & Grace Paley's 'Changes at the Last Minute'|Enormous
06/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE NOME|$1200|hard|Nome is situated on the south shore of a wide peninsula bearing the name of this cabinet member|Seward
05/05/2010|Jeopardy!|DOLLARS & NONSENSE|$200|easy|The Alaskan island of Gravina, pop. 50, was to be one end of what was called this 'to nowhere', price tag $320 million|bridge to nowhere
28/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HERBS & SPICE GIRLS|$1600|hard|'I'll tell you what I want, what I really really want'; for you to name this 1-word 1997 Spice Girls No. 1 hit|Wannabe
27/09/2002|Jeopardy!|2-LETTER SCRABBLE WORDS|$800|hard|Someone's sweetheart (or the first name of the tomboyish heroine of 'Little Women')|Jo
24/02/2010|Jeopardy!|THAT'S IN BRITOONICA|$1000|hard|Britannica calls him 'perhaps the most celebrated lagomorph in worldwide popular culture'|Bugs Bunny
12/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ADD A TREE|$400|easy|Add a type of tree to a 'D' & you get this sprinting race|dash
22/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF DANCE|$2000|hard|In tap, this move that's paired with 'buck' is a simultaneous leap & shuffle|a wing
23/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LEGAL MATTERS|$1400|hard|(I'm legal analyst Nancy Grace.)  From the Latin for 'twisted', it's the branch of civil law dealing with injuries to one's body, property, business, reputation or privacy|tort
20/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TIME FLIES|$400|easy|In November daylight saving ends & this starts, so daytime ends earlier|standard time
28/05/2003|Jeopardy!|SENIOR MOMENTS|$400|easy|Her 90th birthday celebrations included a butter tasting at a California museum whose kitchen is named for her|Julia Child
28/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ISLAND NICKNAMES|$800|hard|'The Home of the Dragon Lizard'|Komodo
07/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LATIN LEGAL TERMS|$2000|hard|You don't adopt a child but assume obligations incident to the natural parent relationship 'in' this phrase|in loco parentis
11/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|STATE FLOWERS|$1000|hard|Since 1918 this Mid-Atlantic state's flower has been the black-eyed Susan|Maryland
24/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OLD SPORT|$200|easy|Way before Shaq & Kobe, this league's 1981 title game was aired after late local news|NBA (National Basketball Association)
05/01/2007|Jeopardy!|OFFAL FRENCH FOOD|$600|medium|Let's talk about this organ, which the French call langue|tongue
02/04/1996|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'A'|$500|medium|Deer playmate       (8)|Antelope
17/07/2001|Jeopardy!|JEOPARDY! PLACE THE FINAL EPISODE|$200|easy|(Gilbert reads, with organ music.) FBI agent Malone arrests Teri's ex, Benny, & tosses him into this, a nickname for jail from the Spanish for 'courtroom'|hoosegow
06/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEREAN WORDPLAY|$800|hard|Shakespeare puns on his own name in the sonnet opening 'Whoever hath her wish, thou hast thy' this|will
12/12/2011|Jeopardy!|COOKBOOKS|$600|medium|In 'The Lady & Sons Savannah Country Cookbook', Paula Deen has a section on these, including confederate bean|soup
07/04/1987|Jeopardy!|GRAY MATTERS|$100|easy|'She ain't what she used to be'|the Old Gray Mare
17/03/1998|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL CLICHES|$100|easy|Matthew 7:6 is the source of the famous phrase about not casting 'pearls before' these|swine
03/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS OF THE PAST|$1000|hard|As a teenaer this 'Great' guy ruled Russia jointly with his sickly half-brother Ivan|Peter the Great
07/04/2010|Jeopardy!|MYTHTER & MYTHUS|$600|medium|Cupid & her|Psyche
06/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$200|easy|At least 3 1/2 miles of skyways link the downtown buildings of this Minnesota capital|St. Paul
04/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICS|$800|hard|Florida Congressman who champions the senior citizen|Claude Pepper
14/05/1990|Jeopardy!|ECONOMICS|$300|easy|Holders of this type of stock take precedence over common stock holders|Preferred
22/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$400|easy|This Spaniard who conquered Mexico previously had been mayor of Santiago, Cuba|Hernando Cortez
02/04/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$400|easy|Born in 1904, this wildly eccentric Spaniard was influenced greatly by metaphysical art|Salvador Dalí
05/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CITY OF THE DAY: MILWAUKEE|$1600|hard|Born in Milwaukee, 1924; Chief Justice of the United States, 1986; passed away, 2005|Rehnquist
19/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT PLANET|$2000|hard|With Pluto demoted, this is now the outermost planet|Neptune
18/06/1997|Final Jeopardy!|THE PLANETS|None|None|Most of this planet's moons are named for Shakespearean characters|Uranus
29/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'U'-ENDING CREATURES|$2000|hard|This category could run from the akiapolaau, a Hawaiian bird, to this member of the cattle familhy in India|a zebu
15/02/1999|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 ALBUMS|$400|easy|'Glass Houses'|Billy Joel
26/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE SHORT VERSION|$800|hard|To a mailman: RFD|rural free delivery
13/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$400|easy|Deposits of silt are causing this longest Italian river's delta to advance into the Adriatic several feet per year|Po
03/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IDIOMS|$400|easy|'There's no' this 'lost' between 2 people used to mean they liked each other; now it means the opposite|love
27/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$600|medium|Bottled in France since 1863, it's the bestselling imported sparkling water in the U.S.|Perrier
17/06/2003|Jeopardy!|'ER'|$800|hard|This 3-word Gaelic phrase means 'Ireland Forever'|Erin Go Bragh!
08/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWER NAMES|$800|hard|This giant of a state flower gets its name from the direction it likes to face during the day|a sunflower
11/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GIRLS GONE WILDE|$1600|hard|This red-headed gal who had 2 Oscar nominations in 2003 spiced up Wilde's 'An Ideal Husband' as Mrs. Chevely|Julianne Moore
01/05/2007|Jeopardy!|PC MAGAZINE|$600|medium|For 16 years this computer maker put an ad on the back page of PC Mag to promote & pioneer its direct PC sales|Dell
14/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A DREW BARRYMORE FILM FESTIVAL|$2000|hard|(Again we draw on Drew for the final clue.) This movie in which I portrayed Beverly Donofrio was based on her memoir subtitled 'Confessions of a Bad Girl Who Makes Good'|Riding in Cars with Boys
28/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TOGO A GO-GO|$1200|hard|World Book says people in South Togo wear this loose garment only 1 letter different from the nation's name|a toga
23/11/1998|Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'F'|$300|easy|It's the 'digital' technique seen here|Fingerpainting
10/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|NEPAL|$600|medium|This Sherpa who went to the top of the world with Edmund Hillary died in 1986 at the age of 72|Tenzing Norgay
04/03/2005|Jeopardy!|A HEAVENLY CATEGORY|$600|medium|The John Jakes novel 'Heaven and Hell' takes place directly following this war|the Civil War
16/03/1990|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$500|medium|A minor traffic accident|Fender Bender
11/11/1988|Jeopardy!|SILLY SONGS|$500|medium|Song whose chorus goes, 'Valderi, valdera, valderi, valdera ha ha ha ha ha ha...'|The Happy Wanderer
09/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GREAT CONDUCTORS|$400|easy|This conductor 'and the Pittsburgh (Symphony)' was a popular public TV series in the '70s|André Previn
29/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|Otis Redding's No. 1 hit that's performed by a Scottish band on S-a-t-u-r-d-a-y Night|Sitting on the Dock of the Bay City Rollers
30/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CAPITALS|$400|easy|It lies at the mouth of the River Liffey|Dublin
01/02/2001|Jeopardy!|DIANA ROSS|$100|easy|Diana played a fashion designer in this 1975 film & also sang its theme, 'Do You Know Where You're Going To'|Mahogany
11/10/2007|Jeopardy!|AT THE PLAYGROUND|$600|medium|In 2007 a London museum had all-ages versions of this fun structure, including a 182-footer|a slide
15/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$800|hard|The Strait of Dover is the narrowest part of this body of water|the English Channel
11/11/1987|Jeopardy!|PALINDROMES|$400|easy|It's usually classified into two general types: pulse and continuous wave|radar
13/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|TEXAS|$400|easy|It's said the line between the East and the West lies between these two large neighboring cities|Dallas and Fort Worth
28/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SITCOM CITIES|$800|hard|'Good Times'|Chicago
12/01/1998|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$300|easy|In 1997 she bought her own Lifestyles magazine & TV show from Time, Inc.|Martha Stewart
08/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE BODY|$1600|hard|The hip is this type of joint that allows rotary motion|a ball & socket joint
12/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY TRANSLATIONS|$800|hard|A suspense title: 'Il pendolo di Foucault'|Foucault's Pendulum
15/03/2000|Jeopardy!|YOU SHOULD 'C'|$200|easy|Name shared by the mother of 3 kings of France & a 'Great' Russian empress|Catherine
24/05/1989|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|None|None|Linked by the world's 5th longest suspension bridge, it lies in both Europe & Asia|Istanbul
18/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GENE POOL|$800|hard|When Steve Allen hosted the original 'Tonight' Show, this 'Match Game' host was his sidekick|Gene Rayburn
06/02/2007|Jeopardy!|ALSO A WEATHER TERM|$600|medium|Trumpets, trombones & flutes are grouped as this type of instrument|winds
07/09/1999|Jeopardy!|CARTOONS|$400|easy|Ms. Frizzle, a science teacher, drives this title vehicle|The Magic School Bus
22/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|The base of this Sicilian volcano is about 100 miles in circumference|Mount Etna
26/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$200|easy|Herr Drosselmeyer brings Clara a special Christmas gift in this 1892 ballet|The Nutcracker
12/04/2010|Jeopardy!|GROOMING & CLEANING AIDS|$200|easy|Soothing lotion meant to be applied to the face following a trimming of your stubble|aftershave
13/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$800|hard|Confederate General John C. Breckinridge previously held this U.S. office under Pres. Buchanan|vice president
12/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL PAINTINGS|$5000|hard|Lucas Cranach the Elder was a close friend of this clergyman, whom he painted in the 1533 portrait seen here|Martin Luther
28/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ART FOR ART'S SAKE|$2000|hard|This poet and painter whose work is seen here had the same first name as a poet born in 1265|Dante Rossetti
25/06/2001|Jeopardy!|THEY SAID IT|$400|easy|In 'To A Louse' he wrote, 'O wad some power the giftie gie us, to see our sels as ithers see us!'|Robert Burns
21/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN GOVERNMENT|$400|easy|In 2003 she became the first New York senator ever appointed to the Senate Armed Services Committee|Hillary Clinton
30/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'JOY' SHTICK|$400|easy|This poem by Friedrich von Schiller was the basis for the choral finale of Beethoven's 9th Symphony|Ode to Joy
10/07/2000|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$100|easy|Bavarian-Austrian is the form of this language spoken in such cities as Munich & Vienna|German
02/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A GAS!|$2000|hard|Around 1910, for chemical co. BASF, Carl Bosch learned to make quantities of this gas from nitrogen & hydrogen|ammonia
15/02/2006|Jeopardy!|PS2|$800|hard|Old West term for those who scoured an area looking for valuable mineral deposits|prospectors
21/02/2008|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$400|easy|On our summer solstice, the sun at noon is directly over this 'tropic'|the Tropic of Cancer
08/02/2005|Jeopardy!|ADD A LETTER|$200|easy|The slip of paper needed for entry into an event; add a letter & it's this dense growth of bushes|ticket & thicket
12/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|GRAB BAG|$2000|hard|Don't panic!  Epinephrine is just another name for this hormone|adrenaline
29/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|LEGAL LINGO|$1000|hard|Violation of trademark rights is called this|infringement
07/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THAT SINKING FEELING|$600|medium|A 1976 Gordon Lightfoot song told the true story of the sinking of this ore vessel in Lake Superior|Edmund Fitzgerald
11/07/2000|Jeopardy!|BROWNSVILLE|$300|easy|On your palette or in a mug, mix chocolate & coffee & you get this|mocha
26/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE WIZARD OF ODDS|$800|hard|Research on these, not gators or crocs, says the odds of one going after you in Florida are 1 in 11.5 million|sharks
27/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|I NEED 'HOPE'|$1200|hard|Proverbially, this phrase precedes, 'Prepare for the worst'|Hope for the best
14/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MADAM, I'M ADAMS|$400|easy|Before I was 'that Yosemite photographer', I was a virtuoso pianist|Ansel Adams
07/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE SCIENCE OF COLOR|$400|easy|2 colors called this aren't praising each other, they're directly opposite each other on a color wheel|Complementary colors
18/11/1988|Jeopardy!|CORPORATE AMERICA|$100|easy|To promote this park in San Antonio, Southwest Airlines painted a plane to resemble Shamu|Sea World
20/09/2004|Jeopardy!|ALSO A CURRENT SUPREME COURT JUSTICE|$400|easy|Name on the award received by Lauren Bacall & Jessye Norman in December 1997 in Washington, D.C.|Kennedy
16/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TV PAST & PRESENT|$800|hard|In the fall of 2000, Tim Daly hit the road on an updated version of this series last seen in 1967|The Fugitive
12/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|KENNEDY CENTER HONOREES|$1600|hard|In 1984 children from the United Nations School Chorus sang the praises of this beloved comedian & actor|Danny Kaye
07/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HILLARY|$400|easy|In 1975 Hillary joined the faculty of the law school at the university of this state|Arkansas
23/06/2010|Jeopardy!|MATTEL-ICA|$200|easy|The Splittin' Image & the Peeping Bomb were among the models in this 'fiery' Mattel toy car line introduced in 1968|Hot Wheels
30/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|I'VE GOT YOU UNDER MY SKIN|$800|hard|The mitral & tricuspid valves are parts of this organ|heart
12/04/2000|Jeopardy!|THEIR FIRST FEATURE FILMS|$500|medium|She debuted as Sister Pia in the 1976 film 'A Matter of Time', which starred her mother, Ingrid Bergman|Isabella Rossellini
30/09/2002|Jeopardy!|ROCK OF AGES|$800|hard|In their 1997 hit 'Fly', this 'sweet' band sang '25 years old, my mother God rest her soul'|Sugar Ray
10/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE FAMOUS PHR--|$2000|hard|'Apres moi le de--'|deluge
23/09/1997|Jeopardy!|APPROXIMATE WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$500|medium|Robert Frost had to get out of the woods; 'I have' this far 'to go before I sleep', he wrote|miles
08/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS GIANTS|$1600|hard|Known as 'Tooz', he played defensive line for the Raiders & played Tonda in the film 'Caveman'|John Matuszak
28/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'Q' ME|$600|medium|Because it's liquid & flows rapidly, Mercury is also known by this name|Quicksilver
04/06/2010|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC ADS & JINGLES|$200|easy|It's 'finger lickin' good!'|Kentucky Fried Chicken
20/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NEW JERSEYITES|$400|easy|Known as 'Bull', this WWII admiral from Elizabeth said he didn't trust a man who doesn't drink or smoke|William F. Halsey
30/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FACE|$2000|hard|Czar-y-eyed holy man seen here|Rasputin
12/01/2012|Jeopardy!|SPELL IT: -ABLE OR -IBLE?|$800|hard|Old Navy uses this adjective for solid-color shorts that are patterned when inside-out|R-E-V-E-R-S-I-B-L-E
06/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|AGRICULTURE|$200|easy|If you're on a kibbutz, you're on a collective farm in this country|Israel
04/05/2009|Jeopardy!|NAME THE WORK|$1000|hard|O. Henry: 'Tomorrow would be Christmas Day, and she had only $1.87 with which to buy Jim a present'|The Gift of the Magi
03/02/2006|Jeopardy!|BIG 'ROCK'|$400|easy|It's a 'canine' term for a gemstone collector|a rock hound
27/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'ARM's|$2000|hard|(Cheryl reports from the American Museum of Natural History in New York.) A new pavilion features a 3500 lb. sculpture of one of these spheres used by early astronomers to represent the circles of the heavens|armillary
11/10/1996|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$500|medium|This Pennsylvania city was founded in 1741 & named on Christmas Eve of that year|Bethlehem
23/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DID YOU PLANET THAT WAY?|$400|easy|This planet averages about 67 million miles from the sun; Earth's in the 90 millions|Venus
28/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TV MATH|$400|easy|Fred MacMurray's title 'Sons' minus Paul Reiser's title 'Dads'|1
02/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS|$600|medium|Babe Ruth & Gene Tunney were among the champions for this New York governor who ran in 1928|Al Smith
17/05/2005|Jeopardy!|COLLECTIBLES|$1000|hard|Hang onto that sturdy c. 1930 glassware from this company's designers Vicke Lindstrand & Edvin Ohrstrom|Orrefors
09/11/1998|Jeopardy!|BODY TALK|$300|easy|It's what a guy is 'twisted around' by a girl who can get him to do anything|your little finger
12/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FOR COLUMBUS|$400|easy|Chris was honored by this NASA program's first vehicle launched into orbit in 1981|Space Shuttle
15/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|DORM LIFE|$600|medium|By now you may have personal names for some of these dorm insects, AKA Periplaneta Americana|Cockroaches
28/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GOOD GOD, Y'ALL|$400|easy|This goddess of wisdom assisted & inspired such Greek heroes such as Perseus, Odysseus & Heracles|Athena
10/12/1986|Jeopardy!|SUDDEN DEATH|$100|easy|A proverb states 'See' this Italian port city 'and die'|Naples
30/06/2004|Jeopardy!|BLACK & WHITE TV|$400|easy|This CBS game show that first hit the air in 1955 gave away $1,000,000 in its first 17 months| The $64,000 Question
20/09/2000|Final Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS|None|None|Sime Silverman founded it in 1905 after he was fired from another paper for panning a show|Variety
03/10/2008|Jeopardy!|FORMER NAMES ON THE MAP|$400|easy|When Myanmar won its independence from the U.K. in 1948, it was still known by this name|Burma
08/05/2001|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL WORDS & PHRASES|$500|medium|It's the alternate title of 'Hans Brinker', the Mary Mapes Dodge tale of an impoverished Dutch boy|The Silver Skates
17/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$600|medium|In 1726, he received 200 pounds for his tale of Lemuel Gulliver, the only time he was paid for his writing|Jonathan Swift
11/03/2002|Jeopardy!|THE FICTION FILE|$1000|hard|In 1994 the world learned the real identity of 'Pauline Reage', author of this racy 1954 'story'|(Story of) O
25/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TRENDY!|$400|easy|At one point it was fashionable to say 'Gray is the new' this; we don't know what the new gray is|black
24/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE'S REPUBLICS|$400|easy|Now just a republic, from 1924 to 1992 it was a people's republic & before that it was outer|Mongolia
29/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MIDWEST CITIES|$300|easy|A copy of the Gettysburg Address is displayed in this city's old state capital building|Springfield, Illinois
29/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$2000|hard|Procter & Gamble has been headquartered in this city since 1837|Cincinnati
05/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TRAILERS|$1200|hard|Portrayed by Mel Gibson, he's Murtaugh's trailer-dwelling partner in 'Lethal Weapon'|Martin Riggs
12/10/1998|Jeopardy!|STANDARD|$300|easy|The stripe pattern on Mexico's flag was inspired by this European country's tricolor|France
22/03/1994|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'A'|$400|easy|Greek beginning (5)|alpha
11/12/2009|Jeopardy!|FLAGS|$200|easy|The flag of this South American sports powerhouse is seen here|Brazil
12/11/2008|Jeopardy!|WHEN YOU GO TO COLLEGE|$1000|hard|You might spend your junior year abroad in this city (& you'll learn to call it Munchen)|Munich
30/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$400|easy|In 'The Big Chill' Jeff Goldblum played a reporter for this weekly|People Magazine
13/11/1991|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$100|easy|These lovers do 'with their death bury their parents' strife'|Romeo and Juliet
10/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MEAT ME|$800|hard|Favorite traditional dishes of the Greeks include moussaka & souvlaki, both made with this ovine meat|lamb
30/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$800|hard|Napoleon's wife Josephine spent her first 15 years on this island whose capital is Fort-De-France|Martinique
26/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAIN|$800|hard|Israel, Lebanon, Syria & the U.N. all have presences around Mount Hermon, the highest peak on these heights|Golan Heights
11/02/2005|Jeopardy!|2004 OSCAR NOMINATIONS|$200|easy|This acclaimed film about a trip through wine country got 5 nominations, including Best Picture|Sideways
30/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|I'VE GOT ESPN|$800|hard|(Hi, I'm Dan Patrick.)  In 2004 this Colt was en fuego & the NFL was his 'place' to throw a record 49 TD passes|Peyton Manning
22/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOLY PLACE NAMES|$1200|hard|This New Zealand city was named for a college at Oxford|Christchurch
04/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OH, GOOD GODDARD!|$800|hard|The young Robert read & reread this author's 'From the Earth to the Moon', making corrections in its margins|Jules Verne
01/10/2009|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS: GERMAN EDITION|$800|hard|Ein Museum fur moderne Kunst is this specific type of place|a museum of modern art
25/01/1999|Jeopardy!|TOM HANKS FILMS|$300|easy|Just the facts...it's the film in which Tom played Dan Aykroyd's police partner Pep Streebek|Dragnet
02/04/2001|Jeopardy!|THAT'LL BE THE DAY|$200|easy|If you're eating king cake on Mardi Gras, you're chowing down on this day of the week|Tuesday
21/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|INITIALLY YOURS|$2000|hard|This poet didn't like big letters, but his first book was called 'The Enormous Room'|E.E. Cummings
11/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$600|medium|Beginning in 1947 about 6 million Muslims fled from India to this country carved from it|Pakistan
03/06/2009|Jeopardy!|MIRO, MIRO ON THE WALL|$400|easy|Oui, oui!  Miro created a ceramic wall for the UNESCO building in this city in 1958|Paris
15/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE 'C'ROSSWORD PUZZLE|$800|hard|A yellowish green, or a liqueur (10)|chartreuse
20/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'A' IN SCIENCE|$800|hard|Revive yourself & give the name of this compound of nitrogen & hydrogen that has been used for refrigeration|ammonia
17/10/1991|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHOR'S DEDICATIONS|$400|easy|His novel “Burr” is dedicated to his nephews Ivan, Hugh, and Burr|Gore Vidal
17/03/2009|Jeopardy!|THE JOHN C. FREMONT EXPERIENCE|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew indicates a map on the monitor.) The Great Salt Lake, the Humboldt River & Death Valley are all part of a desert region of internal drainage Fremont called the Great this|the Great Basin
15/05/1991|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$200|easy|The battle that was fought the farthest north was the one at this Canadian city, December 31, 1775|Quebec
27/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S 1999|$1200|hard|Ta Mok, the last remaining leader at large of this murderous Communist group, was captured in Cambodia in March|Khmer Rouge
26/07/2006|Jeopardy!|LANDING ZONES OF NORMANDY|$200|easy|A branch of the Sioux Indian tribe|Omaha
16/04/1999|Final Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|None|None|In January 1999 this author issued a public statement reminding the world the third millennium really begins Jan. 1, 2001|Arthur C. Clarke
04/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HOME OF THE BRAVE|$800|hard|The Fighter against Nazis Medal|Israel
16/10/2002|Jeopardy!|PAPER|$400|easy|The test named for this chemical paper has one decisive factor|litmus paper
27/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SONG ADJECTIVES|$800|hard|A top-ten hit twice: '_____ Rhapsody'|Bohemian
08/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL RHYME TIME|$2000|hard|'Beloved physician''s atomic weapons|Luke's nukes
19/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MORE THAN 13-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|Need to know the age of a tree? - give this guy a ring|Dendrochronologist
24/11/2004|Jeopardy!|HIT TV THEME SONGS|$1000|hard|Appropriately, his 1976 No. 1 hit 'Welcome Back' was the theme song to 'Welcome Back, Kotter'|John Sebastian
19/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHOR'S DICTIONARY|$600|medium|It's a specific comparison using 'like' or 'as'; 'cool as a cucumber', for example|Simile
30/05/2000|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV SHOWS BY CHARACTERS|$100|easy|Buddy Sorrell, Sally Rogers, Rob Petrie|The Dick Van Dyke Show
29/06/2005|Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|Director seen  here discussing his movie '10'  'The most I liked about it was that everybody predicted it would be a major flop.'|Blake Edwards
29/12/2006|Jeopardy!|THE SHORT FORM|$200|easy|In the journalism term 'nut graf', 'graf' is a shortened form of this|paragraph
07/11/1991|Jeopardy!|NAME BRANDS|$800|hard|This chemical company makes Saran Wrap & Handi-Wrap|Dow
03/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POOR & FAMOUS|$800|hard|This Russian's 1866 novel 'The Gambler' is based on his own ruinous passion for roulette|Fyodor Dostoyevsky
17/11/2000|Jeopardy!|1812|$100|easy|Part of a major purchase, this state entered the Union April 30, 1812|Louisiana
14/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. LAKES|$200|easy|The city of Provo is just east of the lake that shares its name with this state in which Provo is located|Utah
16/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DESCRIBING THE LANDMARK|$1600|hard|Established in 1718; built as a Roman Catholic mission; Santa Anna's comin' to town|the Alamo
10/07/2007|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL FILMS|$800|hard|A classic from the '40s: 'She Wore a ____ Ribbon'|Yellow
24/12/1998|Jeopardy!|DISNEY MOVIES|$200|easy|Timothy Mouse, the Stork, & Mrs. Jumbo are all characters in this Disney classic|Dumbo
28/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL FILM TITLES|$2000|hard|'___ Sonja'|Red
11/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST DATES|$400|easy|The first joint American-Russian spacewalk was April 29, 1997 outside this space station|Mir
29/04/2008|Jeopardy!|DIARIES & JOURNALS|$200|easy|On June 20, 1942 she wrote that no one would be 'interested in the unbosomings of a thirteen-year-old schoolgirl'|Anne Frank
21/07/2004|Jeopardy!|POPULAR SCIENCE TOP STORIES OF 2003|$600|medium|A microwave detector put the precise age of this at 13.7 billion years (give or take 1%)|the universe
04/02/2011|Jeopardy!|GREENS|$1200|hard|The name of this element comes from the Greek for 'light green'|chlorine
24/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ANDRES & ANDREAS|$400|easy|In the 1999 TV movie of 'Annie', she played the role of 'Star to Be' (she was too old to be Annie again)|Andrea McArdle
06/03/1998|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HODGEPODGE|$100|easy|Its state flower is the Carolina Jessamine -- take a guess!|South Carolina
05/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY QUOTES|$400|easy|In chapter 2 of 'The Virginian', Owen Wister wrote, 'When you call me that', do this|Smile
04/01/2008|Jeopardy!|PULP FICTION|$800|hard|Frederick Schiller Faust wasn't a big name in this genre, but his pen name of Max Brand was|Westerns
05/03/2008|Jeopardy!|ALSO A CANNED DRINK|$600|medium|A short-lived infatuation between red & yellow|orange crush
01/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOODS THAT BEGIN WITH THE LETTER 'Q'|$800|hard|This yellow-skinned fruit has been used for centuries in jams & jellies|Quince
20/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|INTO AFRICA|$400|easy|An Act in the early 1900s unifed Cape Colony, Natal, Transvaal & Orange River to establish this country|South Africa
03/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S SHOW BIZ|$1000|hard|The 1966 film 'Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo' is better known as this in the U.S.|The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
27/07/2006|Jeopardy!|THE 2005 GREENSBORO MAYORAL RACE|$600|medium|This 'everyman' name, also the bassist/vocalist of the punk band X, got 4 votes|John Doe
16/11/1987|Jeopardy!|MONEY|$300|easy|Canada has issued a series of ten sterling coins marking this 1988 event in Calgary|Winter Olympic Games
07/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MIND MY WORDS|$800|hard|1588: 'I know I have the body of a weak & feeble woman, but I have the heart & stomach of a king!'|Elizabeth I
13/11/1986|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$100|easy|Flavor shared by tia maria & gallweys|coffee
01/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ISLAMIC CLUES 'K'|$600|medium|The majority of the 2 million people in this nation on the Arabian coast are Sunni Muslims|Kuwait
28/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$1200|hard|This lake is the chief source of the Nile River|Victoria
12/01/2000|Jeopardy!|SHABBAT SHALOM|$100|easy|Traditionally, a married woman lights 2 candles for the sabbath just before this event on Friday|sundown (or sunset)
06/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'SAN' CITY|$1600|hard|There's a park named for JFK in this capital of Costa Rica|San José
22/11/1994|Jeopardy!|FURNITURE|$300|easy|Types of these include partners, slant-front & rolltop|Desks
30/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BE A SALAMI SWAMI|$600|medium|The word salami comes from the Latin word for this compound that's also known as sodium chloride|salt
11/02/2005|Jeopardy!|COMING SOON... HISTORY!|$200|easy|1 man, 1 scientific mission... to tame the heavens... In 1752 he would invent the lightning rod... & electrify the world|Benjamin Franklin
26/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LATIN AMERICAN LITERATURE|$200|easy|He's best known for his 'Cien Anos de Soledad', or '100 Years Of Solitude'|Gabriel Garcia Marquez
13/02/2008|Jeopardy!|A, B, C, D THEN F|$1000|hard|A superficial appearance or the front of a building|the facade
20/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BLESS YOU|$600|medium|Term for Jesus' 8 statements beginning with 'Blessed are the poor in spirit...'|the Beatitudes
17/03/2005|Jeopardy!|LITERARY QUOTES|$600|medium|Portia: 'Then must the Jew be merciful'; Shylock: 'On what compulsion must I?...'; Portia: this famous line|The quality of mercy is not strain'd
15/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$200|easy|In 1721 Dr. Zabdiel Boylston of Boston gave the first inoculations in America against this disease|Smallpox
10/01/2007|Jeopardy!|SPORTS BARRIERS|$400|easy|In May 1915 Regret became the first filly to win this horse race; only 2 fillies have won since|the Kentucky Derby
14/10/2008|Jeopardy!|FOR 'ME'|$200|easy|Usually occurring in children, this disease is caused by a morbillivirus|measles
15/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN AUTHORS|$400|easy|In his 1841 essay 'Self-Reliance', he wrote, 'Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind'|Ralph Waldo Emerson
24/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|JUDAICA|$200|easy|Go through the 4-year Semikhah program at Yeshiva University & you're ordained as one of these|Rabbi
02/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NICKNAMES|$800|hard|In 1990 Time magazine reported the Panamanians commonly referred to him as 'pineapple face'|Noriega
20/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$2000|hard|Before becoming president, he was a professor at Harvard|John Quincy Adams
01/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$400|easy|Advice from this American author:  'When angry, count four; when very angry, swear'|Mark Twain
23/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|DESERTS|$1200|hard|Mongolia's Altai & Hangayn Nuruu Mountains form the northern border of this desert|the Gobi Desert
05/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE SEQUELS|$1000|hard|It's all 'Crystal' clear, the sequel to 'City Slickers' was subtitled 'The Legend of' this|'Curly's Gold'
13/05/2009|Jeopardy!|TIME FOR A 'NAP'|$1000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows a micrographic animation on the monitor.)  In the nervous system, when an impulse gets to the end of a nerve, cell neurotransmitters shoot across one of these spaces|a synapse
05/01/2000|Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|$200|easy|Though totally deaf, in 1824 he insisted on conducting the premiere of his 'Ninth Symphony'|Ludwig von Beethoven
26/11/2009|Jeopardy!|BORN & DIED|$400|easy|Tough guy actor born Nov. 3, 1921; had no 'Death Wish' but made his 'Great Escape' Aug. 30, 2003|Charles Bronson
11/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTES FROM BRUCE WILLIS MOVIES|$400|easy|'Help! Somebody burp me before I blow up!'|Look Who's Talking
30/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHERS|$400|easy|Hillel phrased this 'precious' rule negatively, saying don't do to others what you wouldn't want done to you|the Golden Rule
02/04/1993|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1000|hard|Isaac Newton found the strength of this depends on 2 things: mass & distance|gravity
17/03/2005|Jeopardy!|CHEERS|$200|easy|Mayday!  This 'Cheers' star's films include 'Dad', 'Getting Even with Dad' & 'Three Men and a Baby'|Ted Danson
07/05/2003|Jeopardy!|SCRIPT TEASE|$1000|hard|1969: 'I call that bold talk for a one-eyed fat man'|True Grit
24/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET ROLES|$2000|hard|Also referring to his ship, he is the title pirate in a ballet inspired by Byron|the Corsair
05/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ODD NAMES IN SHAKESPEARE|$800|hard|Of Lord Poop of Pelham, Lord Scroop of Masham, or Lord Surly of Sneer, the one in 'Henry V'|Lord Scroop of Masham
30/10/2008|Jeopardy!|RETRONYMS|$800|hard|This retronym for a type of computer also means a screen with icons on it|a desktop
14/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'BUCK' EYES|$2000|hard|Used as currency on the frontier in the 1700s, these deer hides gave us a slang term for a dollar|buckskins
09/06/2003|Jeopardy!|FOOTBALL HALL OF FAMERS' TEAMS|$1000|hard|Defensive lineman Merlin Olsen|Los Angeles Rams
26/02/2009|Final Jeopardy!|18th CENTURY SCIENTISTS|None|None|This N. European said his grave-stone should be inscribed Princeps botanicorum, 'prince of botanists'|Carolus Linnaeus
21/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GERMAN HISTORY|$1600|hard|Though the uprising called the Peasants' War was partly based on this man's ideas, he came out against it in 1525|Martin Luther
21/07/2006|Jeopardy!|BACK IN 'BLACK'|$1000|hard|Churchill called his case of depression this animal|the black dog
28/04/2003|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$600|medium|When combined with oxygen, this lightest chemical element makes water|hydrogen
20/03/2008|Jeopardy!|'O'...|$200|easy|Nestle candy bar with caramel, peanuts & fudge|Oh Henry!
15/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$200|easy|The Palme D'Or, awarded by this French city's film festival, comes from the city's coat of arms|Cannes
06/10/2011|Jeopardy!|OCTOBERFEST|$400|easy|On Oct. 3, 1951 Bobby Thomson hit his famous home run & the Soviets tested one of these|a nuclear bomb
09/12/1987|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL FIGURES|$100|easy|Chiang Ching was his 3rd wife; he may well have had a little black book in addition to his red one|Mao Zedong
27/04/1998|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY HEADACHES|$100|easy|You could go for one of this country's Habano cigars -- if it weren't for that dreary embargo|Cuba
29/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|B, M, W|$800|hard|Cobalamine or pyridoxine or riboflavin|vitamin B
07/04/2008|Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CHILDREN'S HOSPITALS|$800|hard|The single largest health insurer for children is this 'aid' program set up by the U.S. government in 1965|Medicaid
18/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|JUST SAY NO|$1200|hard|In German, this 4-letter word|nein
23/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$1000|hard|For leading a slave rebellion in August of 1831, he was tried, convicted & hanged that November|Nat Turner
27/07/2010|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK|$1000|hard|This German city's Roman baths were built during the reign of Caracalla|Baden-Baden
19/06/2001|Jeopardy!|EARTH SCIENCES|$200|easy|The Earth's crust & lithosphere are broken into these whose movements against each other cause earthquakes|Plates
12/05/2009|Jeopardy!|CITIES' NEWER NAMES|$800|hard|Danzig|Gdansk
04/10/2004|Jeopardy!|AARON BURR|$200|easy|The man he tied with 73 electoral votes in 1800|Jefferson
25/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THE SMALLEST IN AREA|$400|easy|Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia|New Zealand
14/10/1997|Jeopardy!|'BELL's & 'WHISTLE's|$200|easy|Sailors wore these pants long before they became fashionable in the 1960s|Bell-bottoms
16/02/2001|Jeopardy!|WORLD THEATRE|$500|medium|Juliette Binoche starred in the 2000 Broadway revival of this British playwright's 1978 classic 'Betrayal'|Harold Pinter
14/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYTHING!|$1000|hard|The term 'The whole' this isn't from football but perhaps from the amount of concrete that fills a truck|Nine yards
02/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HAIKU GOES COUNTRY!|$800|hard|Hapsburgs' empire / Low-lying Neusiedler Lake / Hey, Schwarzenegger!|Austria
27/01/2003|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SITCOM EPISODES|$800|hard|'Jack Moves Out'|Three's Company
24/01/2001|Jeopardy!|TITLE FILM ROLES|$500|medium|'Cat Ballou' (1965)|Jane Fonda
31/12/2002|Jeopardy!|'P'-RUSSIA|$400|easy|In the 2000 presidential election he got 53% of the vote|Vladimir Putin
23/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GENUS I.Q.|$1200|hard|The zebra & the donkey|Equus
16/12/1999|Jeopardy!|GAME SHOW NETWORK|$300|easy|Before becoming Christine on 'Night Court', she dealt out cards on 'Card Sharks'|Markie Post
01/12/2006|Jeopardy!|ALSO A PRESIDENTIAL NAME|$1000|hard|To bestow or confer, especially by a formal act|to grant
18/05/1998|Jeopardy!|SECRET IDENTITIES|$100|easy|Don Diego de la Vega|Zorro
14/09/2001|Jeopardy!|THAT'S A FACT!|$200|easy|This South Carolinian wasn't on the ballot for a U.S. senator in 1954, but won as a write-in|(Strom) Thurmond
08/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GATHERINGS|$200|easy|These are parties given for soon-to-be brides & soon-to-be moms|Showers
20/12/2006|Jeopardy!|BEVERAGES|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the Hotel Sacher in Vienna, Austria.)  Legend says the Viennese began their love affair with coffee after fending off these invaders, who in 1683 left behind sacks of coffee beans|the Turks
11/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|The Aland Islands are usually regarded as the dividing line between the Baltic Sea & this large gulf|Gulf of Bothnia
12/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LAWRENCE OF ARABIA|$1000|hard|After losing the manuscript of this wartime memoir, Lawrence rewrote it from memory|Seven Pillars of Wisdom
30/05/2001|Jeopardy!|MUST BE 'D' PLACE|$200|easy|In 1911 the name of Palmerston, Australia evolved into this|Darwin
18/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|JOURNALISM|$600|medium|Main D.C. rival of the Washington Post is this paper published by the Reverend Moon's Unification Church|the Washington Times
10/02/2011|Jeopardy!|THE STATE OF MY BIRTH|$1000|hard|Medgar Evers,  Oprah Winfrey,  Eudora Welty|Mississippi
24/02/2010|Jeopardy!|WHEN WE WERE KINGS|$400|easy|1643 to 1715, in France|Louis XIV
20/11/2007|Jeopardy!|GREEN|$400|easy|He was never president, but he is the little green man on the front of the U.S. $100 bill|Benjamin Franklin
16/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LIGHTS!  CAMERA!  ACTION MOVIE!|$1000|hard|This man directed the action hits 'Just Heroes' & 'The Killer' in Hong Kong before directing 'M:I-2' in the U.S.|John Woo
24/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|KINGS OF THE BIG SCREEN|$800|hard|1989:  Kenneth Branagh|Henry V
18/09/2007|Jeopardy!|THE RICH LIST|$600|medium|William Jr. of this famous family is worth more that $1.8 billion; that'll buy a lot of Juicy Fruit|Wrigley
24/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|1957|$400|easy|When Wham-O introduced this toy in 1957, it was called the Pluto Platter|Frisbee
08/03/2000|Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'F'|$200|easy|North Carolina was hit hard by this hurricane that shares its name with Mayberry's barber|Floyd
18/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|STAR WARS|$800|hard|A major rift between Alyssa Milano & her was reportedly among the reasons she left 'Charmed' in 2001|Shannen Doherty
06/12/1996|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONIC PAIRS|$100|easy|A complete donut center|whole hole
27/01/2006|Jeopardy!|2-LETTER CROSSWORD HELPER|$600|medium|Fo--Chinese name for this prince turned religious leader|Buddha
21/05/2004|Jeopardy!|NEWSMAKERS|$600|medium|The 2003 war in Iraq strained relations between this man's government and the United States|Jacques Chirac
04/04/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|A compromise allowed Maine's admission to the union in 1820 as a free state & this as a slave state in 1821|Missouri
24/04/1987|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$100|easy|An insect related to the housefly, but wingless, is the largest land animal native to this continent|Antarctica
05/09/2002|Jeopardy!|ROLLING STONES HITS IN OTHER WORDS|$400|easy|1969: 'Cheap Nightclub Babes'|Honky Tonk Women
23/06/1987|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WALTERS|$200|easy|She's the only woman from any branch of the news media ever to make Gallup's list of 'Most Admired Women'|Barbara Walters
29/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN OF THE WORLD|$1000|hard|David Bowie could tell you the name of this Somali-born supermodel is from the Arabic for 'faith'|Iman
09/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AUTOBIOGRAPHERS|$2000|hard|A 19th century essayist: 'Confessions of an English Opium-Eater'|Thomas DeQuincy
20/09/2011|Jeopardy!|WAYS TO LOSE MONEY|$400|easy|A proverbial mistake is buying swampland in this state, maybe around Sunniland|Florida
10/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$1600|hard|These radiation belts named for an American physicist are found in the earth's magnetosphere|the Van Allen Belts
08/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING PLAYS|$800|hard|Paul Zindel: 'The Effect of Gamma Rays on...'|Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds
22/12/2008|Jeopardy!|AHH, LIVER!|$600|medium|Digested food travels in the blood from this 'tiny' 23-foot body part to the liver to be stored|the small intestine
24/05/1989|Jeopardy!|THE EMMYS|$100|easy|Best Comedy Writing for the 1971-72 season went to 'Edith's Problem', an episode of this sitcom|All in the Family
22/03/1990|Jeopardy!|DECEMBER 25TH|$100|easy|On Dec. 25, 1492, his ship the Santa Maria was wrecked off Hispaniola|Christopher Columbus
04/11/2011|Jeopardy!|LITERARY TITLE OCCUPATIONS|$1000|hard|It's the occupation mentioned in a 1916 James Joyce book title|Artist
25/09/2000|Jeopardy!|TWAIN TRACTS|$300|easy|In a 1904 essay Twain's subject was this French saint about whom he had written a book|Joan of Arc
07/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|DOCUMENTS|$1000|hard|This synonym for 'arranged' refers to documents designed as secret|classified
02/03/2007|Jeopardy!|HEADS UP!|$800|hard|On July 28, 1794 this French leader's 'Reign of Terror' was cut short|(Maximilien) Robespierre
09/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC 'SAINT's|$1000|hard|Only 1 person survived the destruction of this city on Martinique when Mt. Pelee erupted in 1902|St. Pierre
08/01/2010|Jeopardy!|OH, THE BAND IS OUT ON THE FIELD!|$1000|hard|In October 1982 this 'Should I Stay Or Should I Go' band supported The Who at L.A.'s Coliseum|The Clash
06/01/2011|Jeopardy!|DO YOU KNOW THE WAY TO SAN JOSE?|$800|hard|If you're looking for the San Jose river, it's in this Canadian province on the Pacific|British Columbia
23/06/1999|Jeopardy!|HAUTE CUISINE|$400|easy|Closely related to pumpkins, there are more than 40 kinds of these nutritious gourd-shaped vegetables|Squash
25/01/1991|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|It can mean to crowd about & annoy, or the crowd itself|Mob
18/05/2011|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYMES|$200|easy|He 'was a merry old soul, and a merry old soul was he'|Old King Cole
11/03/1999|Jeopardy!|TV's SUPPORTING ACTORS|$500|medium|In 1986 John Malkovich played Biff Loman in a CBS production of this play|Death of a Salesman
25/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|THE CALENDAR|$1000|hard|If you were to change today from this calendar to the Gregorian, you'd have to add 13 days|Julian
29/01/2004|Jeopardy!|'OCK' DU LIEBER|$600|medium|This bird known for its mimicry is the state bird of 5 southern U.S. states|the mockingbird
17/01/1996|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$500|medium|In 1799 this city became the seat of Kennebec County; 33 years later, it became a state capital|Augusta, Maine
17/11/2005|Jeopardy!|PARTYING|$1000|hard|For the 1864 Presidental election, the Republican Party changed its name to this|the Union Party
19/10/2005|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$600|medium|This Hugo Boss perfume scented with freesia & vanilla comes in a distinctive deep red bottle|Deep Red
22/03/1994|Double Jeopardy!|KINGS & QUEENS|$200|easy|During his reign, 1953-1964, King Saud nearly bankrupted this country|Saudi Arabia
11/12/1992|Jeopardy!|ACES|$500|medium|He was the USA's leading air ace in World War I with 22 enemy planes & 4 balloons shot down|Eddie Rickenbacker
26/01/2006|Jeopardy!|I NEED A VACATION|$800|hard|I'll have to go to this country, the No. 7 destination, on Sunday to see a famous choir at the Imperial Palace chapel|Austria
08/09/2008|Jeopardy!|YEARS|$400|easy|Gerald Ford moved out of the White House in this year|1977
10/10/1991|Jeopardy!|GAMES|$100|easy|In checkers, when a piece reaches the opposite side of the board, this happens|it gets kinged (or crowned)
14/11/1997|Jeopardy!|'JERK's|$100|easy|A 5-Kleenex film|a tearjerker
24/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FLOAT LIKE A BUTTERFLY...|$6000|hard|A main job of butterflies is this task whose name is derived from the Latin for 'fine flour or dust'|pollination
04/04/2003|Jeopardy!|SCANDALS|$400|easy|In 1859 a sensational trial followed when a jealous husband killed Philip Barton Key, son of this man|Francis Scott Key
10/11/2003|Jeopardy!|NOSE WEEK|$400|easy|This 6-letter word for the spout at the end of a hose is a diminutive form of 'nose'|nozzle
27/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLYMPICS|$400|easy|It's said after Bob Beamon's 1968 world record, a competitor remarked, 'You have destroyed this event'|the running long-jump
16/02/2007|Jeopardy!|CLEAN THIS PLACE UP!|$400|easy|Holystone, which may get its name from being used while kneeling, was used to clean these 'floors' of ships|decks
27/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE LOCALES|$2000|hard|'The Sixth Sense'|Philadelphia
17/07/1997|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL GROUPS|$100|easy|Clarence Clemons & Max Weinberg were part of this longtime Bruce Springsteen backup band|The E Street Band
11/10/2001|Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTIAL RHYME TIME|$300|easy|Mondale's midriff-baring tops|Walter's halters
23/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$200|easy|This Sir Arthur Conan Doyle tale about a ghostly canine was based on local legend|The Hound of the Baskervilles
10/06/2005|Jeopardy!|MEXICAN GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|Mountain ranges in Mexico include the Sierra Madre Oriental in the east & the Sierra Madre this in the west|Occidental
02/07/1998|Jeopardy!|DOCUMENTS|$500|medium|Once, this document disposed of personal effects, while property was covered in the 'last will'|Testament
29/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GEE 'Q'|$200|easy|An angry argument or dispute between 2 or more people|Quarrel
25/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN WRITERS|$400|easy|John Murray, Lord Byron's publisher, also put out this woman's 'Emma' & 'Mansfield Park'|Jane Austen
07/12/2000|Jeopardy!|NAME'S THE SAME|$400|easy|Patric, Priestley|Jason
02/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH TRAVEL & TOURISM|$1000|hard|Trinity Chapel in Canterbury is on the site of this man's tomb, destroyed in 1538|Thomas a Becket
07/06/2011|Jeopardy!|MEET MY EXES|$600|medium|Don Johnson, Steven Bauer, Don Johnson|Melanie Griffith
01/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE ARTIST|$400|easy|'A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grand Jatte'|Georges Seurat
15/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|YOUNG WOMEN OF TODAY|$800|hard|Born in Monaco in 1965, she's 7 & 8 years younger than her siblings Caroline & Albert|Princess Stephanie
23/04/2001|Jeopardy!|WHAT A DOG!|$200|easy|There are American & English types of this popular breed of dog seen here|cocker spaniel
15/04/2003|Jeopardy!|2-LETTER ABBREV.|$800|hard|On a label it designates a shirt that's 2 sizes above medium|XL (extra large)
08/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FACIAL EXPRESSIONS|$1200|hard|In the 1600s Charles Le Brun drew illlustrations for each of the passions. Here's la haine, this opposite of love|hate
28/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DOCUMENTARIES|$2000|hard|(I'm Geoffrey Canada, president of the Harlem Children's Zone.)  From Davis Guggenheim, the Academy Award-winning director of 'An Inconvenient Truth', comes this deeply personal exploration of the state of public education in the U.S., a 2010 clarion call of our times|Waiting for 'Superman'
29/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN ROUND-UP|$1200|hard|In the poem about her 'and Adonis', Shakespeare wrote, 'Her lips are conquerors, his lips obey'|Venus
21/12/1999|Final Jeopardy!|1999 TELEVISION|None|None|The final episode of this sitcom was called 'The Final Frontier'|Mad About You
08/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FRUIT|$600|medium|What Americans call this is actually an orange-flavored muskmelon|Cantaloupe
26/11/2007|Jeopardy!|NOW PLAYING AT THE OEDIPUS COMPLEX|$200|easy|Mother 'isn't quite herself today' in this 1960 horror classic|Psycho
26/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OF THE FLIES|$800|hard|The structure of these is the defining difference between true flies & other insects called flies|wings
20/04/2007|Jeopardy!|EXECUTIVE PERKS|$800|hard|A book helping women get ahead is called 'Nice Girls Don't Get' this desirably positioned workspace|the corner office
13/06/2011|Jeopardy!|STAR TRACK|$200|easy|For her starring role in 'Country Strong', she learned to play guitar & sang 4 songs on the soundtrack|Gwyneth Paltrow
05/05/2009|Jeopardy!|YOU CAN'T SPELL JEOPARDY! WITHOUT PARTY!|$400|easy|Around 11:00 P.M., we break out the card game 'authors'; do you have any of this man seen here?|Mark Twain
12/02/2009|Jeopardy!|BRIT SPEAK|$200|easy|Will someone pass me the bag of crisps--I have a hankering for this snack|potato chips
09/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'LAST' FRONTIER|$1600|hard|It's the famous description used as a slogan of Maxwell House coffee|good to the last drop
10/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|I THINK|$1600|hard|In 'Beyond Good and Evil', this German denied the validity of an absolute & universal moral code|Nietzsche
03/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICA|$600|medium|In the late '60s, Biafra tried unsuccessfully to secede from this country|Nigeria
04/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|2 'P's|$2000|hard|The Indiana World War Memorial has a bronze statue called this, Latin for  'for one's country'|Pro Patria
05/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NEIN!|$1200|hard|In 1806, when a patron suggested he tickle the ivories for visiting French officers, he stormed out|Beethoven
29/06/2010|Jeopardy!|SAME FIRST & LAST LETTER|$800|hard|Pertaining to the lips|labial
05/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE DRUGSTORE|$1200|hard|A jar of this Vicks ointment contains camphor, menthol & eucalyptus, so you should breathe a lot easier|Vaporub
15/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|STAG FILMS|$2000|hard|In the film version of a Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings tale, this title creature keeps returning to Jody Baxter's farm|The Yearling
19/11/2002|Jeopardy!|HEY, THAT RHYMES|$800|hard|A poorly lit place to lift weights & do the treadmill|dim gym
22/11/2001|Jeopardy!|THE NORTHERNMOST CAPITAL CITY|$400|easy|Pretoria, Addis Ababa, Tripoli|Tripoli
08/06/2001|Jeopardy!|CAR REPAIR 101|$200|easy|This part ignites the fuel within the engine|a spark plug
28/10/2002|Jeopardy!|FACE TALK|$800|hard|It precedes 'beat' in a word meaning to bully or intimidate|brow
13/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$200|easy|Abbreviated lea., it's a distance equal to about 3 statute miles|League
17/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE THIRD WORD|$1200|hard|In 'Moby Dick'|(Call me) Ishmael
24/07/2009|Jeopardy!|TOUGH-POURRI|$400|easy|This last Ivy-League school to win this college football bowl game was Columbia University in 1934|the Rose Bowl
08/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS IN SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES|$1200|hard|A toupee in Montevideo|a rug (in Uruguay)
25/04/1997|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$700|hard|Some scholars think this bawdy comedy was based on a ballad, 'A Merry Jest of a Shrewd and Curst Wife...'|The Taming of the Shrew
06/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE KOSOVO SITUATION|$400|easy|Throughout 1998 Serb forces battled the KLA, an abbreviation for this|Kosovo Liberation Army
13/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|The Pale & what was beyond it referred to the medieval dominions of England in this country|Ireland
01/01/2009|Jeopardy!|A LITTLE 'B' BOP|$400|easy|It was founded in Seattle in 1916 as Pacific Aero Products Company|Boeing
27/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|OEDIPUS|$600|medium|To evade their fate, Oedipus' parents gave little Oeddie to one of these rural workers for disposal|Shepherd
22/10/2001|Jeopardy!|THAT'S GOTTA HURT|$100|easy|When 2 people are shooting guns & their aim intersects at you, you're caught in one of these|crossfire
07/04/1997|Jeopardy!|SONG LYRICS|$500|medium|Question asked by Alanis Morissette, 'It's like rain on your wedding day, it's a free ride when you've already paid'|'Isn't It Ironic'
14/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL QUOTES|$800|hard|In the 23rd Psalm, David referred to these two items of God's, saying 'they comfort me'|thy rod and thy staff
21/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYDAY SCIENCE|$2000|hard|(Kelly sends a Slinky down some blocks.)  At rest, a Slinky has potential energy, which is converted to this type of energy as it makes its descent|kinetic
07/04/2009|Jeopardy!|DISCOVERIES|$600|medium|By Rutherford in 1919, this particle, 22 years after the electron|the proton
05/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BUILDING BRIDGES|$4200|hard|In Thailand a sound & light show depicts the bombing of this bridge built by P.O.W.s|the bridge on the River Kwai
07/02/2011|Jeopardy!|FASHION DESIGNERS|$1000|hard|In the '70s this alliteratively named American designed luggage & airline uniforms in addition to menswear|Bill Blass
05/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ADJECTIVES|$2000|hard|This directional adjective comes from a word meaning 'sun'|southern (or south)
08/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE HUNDRED YEARS' WAR|$200|easy|The Burgundians captured this French leader & sold her to the English for 10,000 francs|Joan of Arc
19/05/2009|Jeopardy!|SPORTS ILLUSTRATED SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR|$600|medium|2005: A handsome quarterback|Tom Brady
17/01/2000|Jeopardy!|THE ACADEMY AWARDS|$500|medium|Robert Wise & choreographer Jerome Robbins shared the Best Director Oscar for this 1961 musical|West Side Story
10/10/2011|Jeopardy!|MONEY, MONEY, MONEY|$600|medium|Seen here is one of these currency units from a country that's in the zone|the euro
17/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN ACTORS|$2200|hard|When he directed 'King Lear' onstage in the early '90s, he cast Emma Thompson as the fool|Kenneth Branagh
23/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TV COMPOSERS|$200|easy|Vic Mizzy played the harpsichord on his theme to this creepy, kooky series|The Addams Family
20/05/2010|Jeopardy!|WHO CARRIED THE STATE?|$200|easy|Florida, 2000|George W. Bush
24/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE THEY WERE ROCKS|$600|medium|A lot of one-celled organisms died to create this British landmark seen here:|The White Cliffs of Dover
04/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICS|$600|medium|U.S. ambassadors to this country have included Anne Armstrong & Joseph Kennedy|Great Britain
13/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|DESPOTS & DICTATORS|$1000|hard|It took a revolution in 1911 to unseat this Mexican pres. who'd held power for more than 3 decades|Porfirio Díaz
22/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE CRUSADES|$2000|hard|Crusaders brought back the Damson variety of this fruit from Damascus to plant in France|a plum
25/03/1999|Jeopardy!|UNIVERSAL 'STUDIO's|$400|easy|Marlon Brando, James Dean & Paul Newman studied under Lee Strasberg as a part of this group|Actors Studio
17/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WOOD WORDS|$1000|hard|A long, squared-off piece of wood used in construction, or to smile ear-to-ear|Beam
07/06/2007|Jeopardy!|PUBLISHING|$1400|hard|Puffin & Firebird are young readers imprints of this publisher|Penguin
19/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORIC EVENTS|$1000|hard|When an ex-Idaho governor was killed in 1905, this labor leader called 'Big Bill' was acquitted in a sensational trial|'Big Bill' Haywood
14/01/2008|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 HITMAKERS OF THE '70s|$400|easy|1975:  'Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds'  (& it's not the Fab 4)|Elton John
16/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PICTURE BOOK TITLE ANIMALS|$2000|hard|'Is Your Momma a _____?'|llama
11/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$2000|hard|This former general was the first Republican to serve 2 full terms as president|Ulysses S. Grant
04/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. RIVERS|$200|easy|The Sacramento River rises near Mount Shasta & empties into the Pacific at this colorful 'Gate'|Golden Gate
27/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WINNER OF OUR DISCONTENT|$800|hard|This Windy City fan said in a released statement that he 'did not even see Moises Alou, much less that he may have had a play'|Steve Bartman
14/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS|$2000|hard|In this Dostoyevsky novel, Prince Myshkin, like the author, suffers from epilepsy|The Idiot
08/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL TALK|$800|hard|This type of 'son' holds a state's convention votes together but is not a serious candidate for presidency|a favorite son
12/07/2004|Jeopardy!|BETTER ASK FOR DIRECTIONS|$600|medium|Title direction for Arthur Sullivan's 'Christian Soldiers'|onward
21/01/2000|Jeopardy!|THE SWINGIN' '70s|$100|easy|In a New York magazine article, Tom Wolfe gave the '70s this egotistical name|The 'Me' Decade
23/11/2001|Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '70s|$100|easy|Cleavon Little plays Black Bart, the sheriff of Ridge Rock in this 1974 Mel Brooks comedy|Blazing Saddles
16/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'Z' END|$1200|hard|After high school, Simon Le Bon of Duran Duran worked on this type of Israeli collective settlement|kibbutz
06/11/1998|Jeopardy!|HORSING AROUND|$300|easy|Oscar Wilde called this sport seen here 'The unspeakable in full pursuit of the uneatable'|Fox hunting
26/11/2004|Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$200|easy|Michael Collins, Buzz Aldrin & this man were the first astronauts to receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom|Neil Armstrong
25/11/1997|Jeopardy!|WOMEN AND SONG|$200|easy|In 1989 this Miami Sound Machine singer released her first solo album 'Cuts Both Ways'|Gloria Estefan
09/11/2009|Jeopardy!|NAME GAME|$600|medium|The name of this villain in 'Othello' is a Spanish version of James|Iago
31/03/1997|Jeopardy!|MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL|$350|easy|Famed member of the 1994 Birmingham Barons seen here: [video clue]|Michael Jordan
15/05/1992|Jeopardy!|FURNITURE|$400|easy|The gateleg style of this piece of furniture is a variation of the drop-leaf one|a table
30/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'HOTEL's|$800|hard|Greta Garbo & John Barrymore are 2 of the guests in this 1932 movie blockbuster|Grand Hotel
22/12/1993|Jeopardy!|POT LUCK|$100|easy|For 5 seasons in the 1970's, this CBS sitcom starring Carroll O'Connor was TV's No 1. prime-time series|All in the Family
22/11/2004|Jeopardy!|PLACES FOR ANIMALS|$400|easy|This leopard lives at nearly 20,000 feet in Central Asia|a snow leopard
15/05/1998|Jeopardy!|MATH VOCABULARY|$200|easy|The average value of a set of numbers, or cruel|Mean
24/10/2001|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$100|easy|During the holidays you can buy this cool creamy Christmas drink in cartons, minus the liquor|eggnog
09/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH OF THE EQUATOR|$400|easy|Tahiti is part of the 130-island group called French this|Polynesia
11/05/2000|Jeopardy!|TACO BELL-UM|$400|easy|Customer demand prompted Taco Bell to re-introduce this cross between an enchilada & a burrito|the Enchirito
24/09/1997|Jeopardy!|IRAQNOPHOBIA|$400|easy|Living mostly 'whey' up north, they are Iraq's largest ethnic minority|Kurds
12/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SEÑOR MOMENTS|$1200|hard|On May 22, 2004 this Crown Prince of Spain wed Letizia Ortiz, a former TV anchorwoman & a commoner (!)|Felipe
12/06/2001|Jeopardy!|LIBROS EN ESPANOL|$100|easy|Dickens: 'Historia de Dos Ciudades'|A Tale of Two Cities
02/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew gives the clue.) We've rubbed the pigment of a radish on these cards; lemon juice turns the pigment orange, indicating that it's an acid; milk of magnesia turns it blue, indicating that it's this|a base
17/10/2008|Jeopardy!|AND THE KINGDOM|$1000|hard|Rudolf Elphberg is about to be crowned king of Ruritania but instead becomes 'The Prisoner of' this title place|Zenda
29/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'DIAMOND'S|$200|easy|He took 'Song Sung Blue' to No. 1 in 1972|Neil Diamond
23/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FINLAND|$1600|hard|Finnish word for the 'hot spots' where women used to give birth; they're clean, as charcoal soot resists bacteria|a sauna
12/09/2002|Jeopardy!|SWEETS|$400|easy|This Middle East confection of ground sesame seeds & honey is sold in bars & slabs|Halvah
24/10/2006|Jeopardy!|OCCUPATIONS|$200|easy|Lenders often require hiring this person to determine whether the structure has serious flaws|a home inspector
19/07/2004|Jeopardy!|LONI, DONNY OR YANNI|$400|easy|Hit No. 1 on the charts with 'Go Away Little Girl'|Donny Osmond
13/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|I DO'S & I'M DONES|$400|easy|It's another day in paradise for his ex after this Genesis drummer paid nearly $47 million to end the marriage|Phil Collins
20/07/2005|Jeopardy!|DISNEY SONG LYRICS|$400|easy|'My reign will be a super-awesome thing Oh, I just can't wait to be king'|The Lion King
29/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$1200|hard|'The Tender Land' is a 1954 opera by this 'Appalachian Spring' composer|Copland
02/01/2001|Jeopardy!|BRITISH AUTHORS|$800|hard|Princess Di's step-grandmother, this 'Queen of Romance' passed away in 2000 at the age of 98|Barbara Cartland
08/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GRAY'S ANATOMY|$400|easy|From the Latin for 'to chew', Gray's calls this bone the strongest bone of the face|the mandible
02/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY EXPRESSIONS|$400|easy|A useful tool, it's also what you 'throw' when you disrupt or sabotage something|Monkey wrench
20/10/2003|Jeopardy!|AUSTIN SPACE|$800|hard|Built in 1856 & now home to Rick Perry, it's located at 1010 Colorado Street in Austin|the Governor's Mansion
26/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NEVER HEARD OF IT BEFORE|$600|medium|Fighting broke out in 1998 in this Serbian-ruled province that's 90% ethnic Albanian|Kosovo
20/01/2005|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONIC DUOS|$800|hard|To forcefully grab small oceans|seize seas
07/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|DOC TALK|$2000|hard|Minor ailments can be treated by NPs (Nurse-practitioners) & PAs (these)|physician assistants
15/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE STARS OLD & NEW|$1200|hard|In 1932 David Manners was the hero of 'The Mummy'; in 1999 it was this actor|Brendan Fraser
27/09/1995|Jeopardy!|COLORS|$200|easy|Battleship is a tint of this color|grey
05/04/2001|Jeopardy!|HUEY, DEWEY OR LOUIS|$300|easy|A co-founder of the Black Panthers|Huey P. Newton
29/06/1999|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$100|easy|This Beatle changed his middle name from Winston to Ono|John Lennon
18/09/2008|Jeopardy!|ALL GROWN 'UP'|$400|easy|6-letter word for the costs & activities involved in maintaining something in working order|upkeep
10/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$1200|hard|Janis Joplin's 1965 Porsche is one of the artifacts at this Cleveland museum|the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
17/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE WINE CELLAR|$200|easy|Shiraz, produced in the Coonawarra region, is one of this country's most popular wines|Australia
15/06/2000|Final Jeopardy!|THE SUPREME COURT|None|None|These 2 justices who graduated at the top of their classes were both first offered jobs as typists by the top law firms|Ruth Bader Ginsburg & Sandra Day O'Connor
05/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRICAL ANGELS|$800|hard|This hard-boiled detective musical set in 1940s L.A. appeared several years before the unrelated Meg Ryan film|City of Angels
19/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'RAT' PACK|$400|easy|Snake's end, or baby's plaything|a rattle
14/02/2005|Jeopardy!|A CUP OF KOFI|$1000|hard|The first U.N. head from Africa south of the Sahara, Kofi Annan was born in the city of Kumasi in this country in 1938|Ghana
30/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RELATED WORDS|$2000|hard|If you're lucky, your remuneration will be this, an adjective from the same Latin root|munificent
13/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING DOCTOR|$1600|hard|Medical examiner Dr. Jordan Cavanaugh|Jill Hennessy
18/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$800|hard|The Song Hong, a river of Vietnam, is also known by this name, from the color of its silt|Red River
10/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS ABOUT TV SHOWS|$800|hard|This 'Grace Under Fire' actor has written a book about his days on 'SCTV'|Dave Thomas
30/03/2001|Jeopardy!|BHUTAN OR BUST!|$500|medium|Bhutan gained independence in 1949, with this much larger neighbor handling its foreign affairs|India
29/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$1000|hard|In 1993 this state university decided to retain its mascot, the Minuteman|Massachusetts
10/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S A MOVIE TITLE|$800|hard|Jim Thompson gained fame writing this in books like 'The Killer Inside Me'; so did Quentin Tarantino|Pulp Fiction
19/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$800|hard|In classification, this type of bird seen here often overlaps with doves|a pigeon
17/12/2004|Jeopardy!|MUSIC CLASS|$600|medium|For a violinist the notation 'coll'arco' means go back to using this|the bow
02/05/2005|Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$200|easy|Jack Handey 'Deep Thought': 'To me', this sport 'is like a ballet, except, there's no music... and the dancers hit each other'|boxing
02/10/2001|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'OY'|$400|easy|This ancient city was also known as Ilium|Troy
13/12/1999|Jeopardy!|LEGAL LINGO|$500|medium|This word also found in the First Amendment means a formal written request to the court for judicial action|Petition
27/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE 'SOCIAL' NETWORK|$1000|hard|Implicit agreement in which the individual surrenders liberty in return for protection|a social contract
22/06/2001|Final Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|None|None|The president of this social club founded by New York City entertainers in 1904 is called the Abbot|Friars' Club
01/05/2008|Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT PRESIDENTS|$800|hard|His parents gave him a sailboat for his 15th birthday; he loved sailing it from the family compound on Cape cod|Kennedy
11/07/2000|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL NOBILITY|$200|easy|'The Sword in the Stone' is the first book in T.H. White's series about this 'once and future king'|King Arthur
31/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|2 FOR T|$2000|hard|Silent, saying nothing; this adjective can often be found before 'approval'|tacit
29/10/2007|Final Jeopardy!|AFRICAN GEOGRAPHY|None|None|From 1889 until 1961, this mountain's highest point was known as Kaiser-Wilhelm-Spitze|Mount Kilimanjaro
17/04/2007|Jeopardy!|LAST BUT NOT LEAST|$600|medium|In 1988 newspapers headlined the closing of the last of these in the U.S., putting bunnies out of work|Playboy clubs
27/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH ART & ARTISTS|$1600|hard|In 1834 Delacroix painted the lush 'Women of' this Algerian city 'in Their Apartment'|Algiers
13/02/2008|Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENS IN FEBRUARY|$200|easy|In leap years, it's the last day in February|the 29th
06/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TENNIS, ANYONE?|$1000|hard|She retired in 1994 with career earnings of over $20 million, a figure then exceeded by only Ivan Lendl|Martina Navratilova
14/10/1997|Jeopardy!|ATHLETES|$500|medium|The 2 Olympic swimming champions who played Tarzan on film in the 1930s|Buster Crabbe & Johnny Weissmuller
14/01/2005|Jeopardy!|TV ROLES ON FILM|$400|easy|Gary Cole eased into Robert Reed's polyester wardrobe taking over this role|Mr. (Mike) Brady
14/01/2003|Jeopardy!|IT'S THE LITTLE THINGS|$800|hard|It's the interchangeable writing point of a fountain pen|nib
08/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ON BROADWAY: 1970|$200|easy|He starred on Broadway as Elwood P. Dowd in a revival of 'Harvey'; who else could?|Jimmy Stewart
10/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN HISTORY|$1000|hard|Seen here, this woman did quite a 'smashing' job during her crusade against liquor:|Carrie Nation
23/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$1000|hard|This master of the espionage thriller has written 3 books about top assassin Jason Bourne|Robert Ludlum
07/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$600|medium|Streaming out of coronal holes, it causes comet tails to point away from the sun|solar wind
27/02/1997|Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$200|easy|According to Edison, 'There's no substitute for hard' this|Work
30/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$2000|hard|T.S. Eliot dedicated 'The Waste Land' to this poet & critic who helped revise it|Ezra Pound
03/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY TERMS|$1600|hard|Please 'stop' repeating these recurring lines at the ends of the stanzas|the refrains
22/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT A CAST OF TV CHARACTERS!|$2000|hard|Jonas Grumby, Roy Hinkley, Ginger Grant|Gilligan's Island
09/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|2001: A SPORTS ODYSSEY|$400|easy|When Mr. Woods won the Masters to hold all 4 major titles at once, it was dubbed not the Grand Slam but this|the Tiger Slam
28/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|JAPANESE CULTURE|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from Kyoto, Japan.)  Ikebana, the art of flower arranging, originated in early floral offerings of this religion|Buddhism
01/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S HYPHENATED|$1200|hard|According to its initials, an ATV is this type of vehicle|all-terrain
20/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS TRIALS|$1600|hard|(Jack Ford delivers the clue.)  On March 29, 1971, a court-martial found this lieutenant guilty in the My Lai massacre; though he faced the death penalty, he only got life & was paroled in 3 years|William Calley
27/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES|$800|hard|This South American country was named for a man born in 1451 in Genoa|Colombia
07/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES 'T'|$200|easy|Tim Cratchit's adjective (4)|Tiny
15/05/1991|Double Jeopardy!|PARKS|$600|medium|In 1959, Ecuador made these islands a national park & wildlife refuge|Galapagos Islands
26/06/2001|Jeopardy!|PITCHES|$500|medium|This pitch, which Hall of Famer Christy Mathewson called the fadeaway, is a type of '30s movie comedy|Screwball
22/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN GREEK MYTHOLOGY|$1000|hard|Some say this sorceress slew her brother Absyrtus before fleeing with the golden fleece|Medea
19/01/1999|Jeopardy!|LET'S GO GOLFING|$500|medium|The 18th hole of this famous European golf course is seen here|St. Andrews
17/03/2010|Jeopardy!|THE NATURE OF THINGS|$200|easy|This 'colorful' whale can grow up to 100 feet long & weigh more than 150 tons|a blue whale
25/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$400|easy|'Concerto Barocco' is danced to a concerto for 2 violins by this great Baroque composer|J.S. Bach
15/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER|$4000|hard|The 'Eisenhower Tree' at this 'National' site in Georgia is named for the way it frustrated the president|Augusta National (Golf Club)
06/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE HALLS OF MANITOBA|$1600|hard|Representing Manitoba's bond with England, this saint's cross is on the provincial flag|St. George
14/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MEET THE PREZ|$2000|hard|He was the fifth Harvard grad to become president, & the first Roman Catholic|John Fitzgerald Kennedy
21/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC APPRECIATION|$600|medium|His great 1798 oratorio 'The Creation' is known in German as 'Die Schopfung'|Franz Joseph Haydn
23/05/2000|Jeopardy!|FIRST NOVELS|$500|medium|Sadly, the manuscript of her very first novel was destroyed in a fire in Nanking|Pearl S. Buck
19/12/2002|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL WORDS & PHRASES|$400|easy|'Love Story' author Erich Segal helped with the script for this Beatles film|Yellow Submarine
28/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE LBJ LIBRARY & MUSEUM|$1200|hard|(Kelly stands next to a big gray sphere.) This moon globe, a birthday gift to LBJ, was given to him in this year, a month after the first moon landing|1969
07/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$1000|hard|When he found Venus had phases like the moon, he cautiously announced it in the form of an anagram|Galileo
30/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PSYCHOLOGY|$600|medium|Field of psychology that centers on the study of work & work environments|Industrial Psychology
10/12/1997|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$100|easy|'A Midsummer Night's Dream' includes the line 'The course of' this 'never did run smooth'|True love
24/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH ART|$1200|hard|George Romney painted the lovely Lady Hamilton as this sorceress who turned men into swine|Circe
28/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST NAME'S THE SAME|$1200|hard|Lewis, Tarkanian, Springer|Jerry
09/11/1999|Jeopardy!|LAND FORMATIONS|$500|medium|Yucatan, Sinai, Kamchatka|Peninsulas
28/07/2010|Jeopardy!|PARENTING|$600|medium|To perform this on kids aged 1 through 8, it's 2 breaths & 30 one-handed compressions per cycle|CPR
12/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE BOOK TITLE|$1600|hard|'N.N.' by Charles Dickens|Nicholas Nickleby
03/01/1989|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'W'|$800|hard|Business lunches, alimony, & interest charges, for example|write-offs
01/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$400|easy|In 1999 Abdullah II succeeded his late father, King Hussein, as this country's monarch|Jordan
26/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE FLOP|$1200|hard|Her 'Catwoman' was a box office disappointment, but still she gallantly showed up to accept a Razzie|Halle Berry
10/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SPEAKING 'ENGLISH'|$1000|hard|Byron wrote of this season 'Ending in July, to recommence in August'|English winter
29/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES BY THE NUMBERS|$1600|hard|The tagline to this 1970 Jack Nicholson film declares, 'He rode the fast lane on the road to nowhere'|Five Easy Pieces
10/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL SISTERS|$1000|hard|Comedic play in which the sweet little Brewster sisters murder people & have them buried in the basement|Arsenic and Old Lace
07/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|& THE FURIOUS|$1600|hard|In 1811 this lyric poet wrote 'The Necessity of Atheism' & was expelled from Oxford, & boy, was his dad mad!|Percy Shelley
05/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|I AM SAM|$2000|hard|In the 1610s this explorer was made a commandant of New France|(Samuel de) Champlain
07/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'WAL' STREET|$1000|hard|On this 'Night' witches were known to gather on the Brocken in Germany|Walpurgis Night
05/01/2007|Jeopardy!|OFFAL FRENCH FOOD|$800|hard|In the French dish pieds et paquets, the paquets are packets of sheep's tripe & the pieds are these sheep extremities|feet (hooves accepted)
09/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$800|hard|No, it's not Robert Downey Jr. & Ben Kingsley in this photo, but these two notables meeting in London in 1931|Charlie Chaplin & Mahatma Gandhi
24/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MARTIAL|$800|hard|Mawashi geri is the Japanese name for this sweeping karate kick (also how you might describe an igloo)|roundhouse
16/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SITCOM EPISODES|$800|hard|'Lamont Goes African'|Sanford and Son
27/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IVAN|$200|easy|In this Dostoyevsky novel, Ivan is the atheistic intellectual of the 4 sons|The Brothers Karamazov
30/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GRAB BAG|$1600|hard|The most popular color for this November birthstone is a rich orange-yellow, like the color of sherry|topaz
01/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CHRISTIANITY|$400|easy|Members of the Church of the Brethren are known as dunkers because of their ceremony for this|baptism
11/04/2007|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT POET|$400|easy|'Then Sally and I saw them run down the hall. We saw those two Things bump their kites on the wall'|Dr. Seuss
03/06/2005|Jeopardy!|PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING BIOS|$200|easy|A. Scott Berg won in 1999 for a bio on this guy who won in 1954 with 'The Spirit of St. Louis'|Charles Lindbergh
09/06/1999|Jeopardy!|'SEA' YA|$500|medium|In this Bobby Darin tune, 'My lover stands on golden sands and watches the ships that go sailing'|Beyond the Sea
01/10/1999|Jeopardy!|LITTLE ROCK|$100|easy|Little Rock is this state's capital|Arkansas
12/12/2001|Jeopardy!|I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HUN|$1000|hard|The Huns only sacked Milan; this group destroyed it less than 100 years later, in 539|Goths
03/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DUDE-ER-ONOMY|$1600|hard|He didn't say much as silent bob in 'Clerks' but no one in the film could say anything without him: he wrote the pic , too|(Kevin) Smith
23/06/2010|Jeopardy!|ALEX MEETS AUTO-TUNE|$1000|hard|'...The pipes, the pipes are calling from glen to glen, & down the mountain side'|Danny Boy
18/05/2009|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL GAMES|$1000|hard|This novel by Chris Van Allsburg about a board game was made into a Robin Williams film|Jumanji
09/05/2000|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE AN 'ANGEL'!|$200|easy|On Wednesday, Sept. 21, 1994 this heavenly CBS drama premiered|Touched By An Angel
25/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1200|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew presents the clue.)  Because of the intense magnetic fields that block heat from the core, these solar phenomena can be thousands of degrees cooler than the surrounding surface|sunspots
13/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CONAN O'BRIEN|$800|hard|When Conan took over for David Letterman as the host of 'Late Night' in 1993, this man was his sidekick|Andy Richter
09/05/2011|Jeopardy!|KINDS OF SHIPS|$3000|hard|From its prey, it's the term for a 19th century vessel loaded with spermaceti|a whaler
18/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LEGENDARY HOTTIES|$200|easy|After this bird rose up from its ashes, it would gather them into a ball & fly them to Egypt|Phoenix
11/07/2007|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES DINING|$2400|hard|The Times critic loved the lamb at an Indian join that uses this 700-degree oven|a tandoori oven
10/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|RHODE ISLANDERS|$800|hard|The play 'LIttle Johnny Jones' introduced his 'Give My Regards to Broadway'|George M. Cohan
04/11/1991|Jeopardy!|6-LETTER WORDS|$100|easy|From a Greek word for desolate, it's a crab or a person who's withdrawn from society|Hermit
07/01/1998|Jeopardy!|WET & WILD|$500|medium|The water opossum is also called the yapok, in honor of this continent's Oyapok River|South America
04/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WOODSTOCK '99|$400|easy|Elvis Costello feared a backstage encounter with this Alaskan -- she grabbed his nose at the Grammys|Jewel
09/09/1997|Jeopardy!|'FEE', 'FI', 'FO', 'FUM'|$300|easy|It's the length a lens will go to work|Focus/Focal Length
03/05/2002|Jeopardy!|YOUR FEMININE SIDE|$800|hard|An Estee Lauder perfume, or the type of non-rational sensing that's proverbially 'feminine'|Intuition
03/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TRANSLATION EXERCISES|$2000|hard|Swahili to German: The magic word 'tafadhali'|bitte
12/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LITERATURE|$800|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew in Amsterdam)  Mary Mapes Dodge had never been to Holland when she wrote this 1865 tale set on Dutch canals|'Hans Brinker' or 'The Silver Skates'
28/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE TEENS|$800|hard|This daughter of Francis Ford Coppola was an intern for fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld in Paris|Sofia Coppola
30/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GILBERT & SULLIVAN|$1600|hard|1882's 'Iolanthe' tells the tale of a fairy who has disobeyed magical laws by marrying one of these|a human
31/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THEODORE ROOSEVELT|$1000|hard|Having reconciled with Teddy only a short time before, this ex-president attended TR's funeral|William Howard Taft
22/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE HIMALAYAS|$800|hard|This pack animal is also called the grunting ox because of its grunts of protest when it is overloaded|yak
13/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$1000|hard|After masquerading as Benedick, Claudio says, 'All hearts in love use their own tongues' in this comedy|Much Ado About Nothing
01/02/2008|Jeopardy!|FINISH THE PROVERB|$400|easy|You can't judge a book...|by its cover
27/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LIZARDS|$2000|hard|Similar to a wattle, this protrusion seen here on the Anole lizard can be used for courtship or intimidation|dewlap
31/01/2006|Jeopardy!|BRAVE HEART|$600|medium|This South African performed the first human heart transplant & disdained his nation's system of apartheid|(Dr. Christiaan) Barnard
17/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$2000|hard|In 1940 this Dutch abstract artist moved to NYC, which influenced his masterpiece 'Broadway Boogie-Woogie'|Piet Mondrian
20/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|YOU COULD 'WIN'|$1200|hard|As 1 word, it means charming in a childlike way; as 2 words, it's part of a saying meaning life has ups & downs|winsome
06/12/2006|Jeopardy!|FLOWER ARRANGING|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew demonstrates the use of a foam used in arrangements.) Desert travelers appreciate the name of this foam that, when dipped in water, anchors a bouquet and keeps it hydrated|oasis foam
17/05/2007|Jeopardy!|CECIL|$1000|hard|He was a diamond in the rough when he arrived in South Africa in 1870; he later dominated the diamond industry|Cecil Rhodes
10/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|6-SYLLABLE WORDS|$1200|hard|From the Latin for 'cannot grasp' comes this word meaning 'impossible to understand'|incomprehensible
13/06/2005|Jeopardy!|ISAAC|$400|easy|Despite a famine, God told Isaac to 'go not down unto' this land of the Pharaohs but to stay put in Gerar|Egypt
09/01/1998|Jeopardy!|'INN' & 'OUT'|$100|easy|A rough sketch with no shading, or a short summary of a written work or speech|Outline
02/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'STRAIGHT' & 'NARROW'|$600|medium|Gracie Allen was married to hers|Straight man (George Burns)
04/02/1991|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$800|hard|A lean, small-boned person is an ectomorph; an endomorph is round; and this type is muscular|Mesomorph
11/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHIES|$800|hard|Kenneth Silverman won a 1985 Pulitzer Prize for his 'Life and Times of' this Puritan preacher|Cotton Mather
20/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$1600|hard|In 1983 this singer hit No. 12 with the song '1999'|Prince
11/06/2010|Jeopardy!|MILITARY FIRSTS|$2800|hard|The first battle casualties of this fabled military unit were in 1527 when 147 died defending Pope Clement VII|the Swiss Guards
19/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE SPORTSMEN|$1000|hard|1978: LeVar Burton|Ron LeFlore
21/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE ROARING '20s|$200|easy|In 1927 Harry Lender began baking these in New Haven, Connecticut|Bagels
31/03/1999|Jeopardy!|COCKNEY RHYMING SLANG|$200|easy|Ask a Cockney barber for a dig in the grave & he should give you one of these|Shave
28/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GODZILLA|$400|easy|In the first film, once Godzilla gets angry, he's intent on destroying this capital city of 8 million|Tokyo
04/01/2001|Final Jeopardy!|REPUBLICANS|None|None|The only election year since 1948 in which there was not a Dole, a Nixon or a Bush on the Republican national ticket|1964 (Barry Goldwater & Bill Miller)
19/12/1996|Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$500|medium|The ancient poets of India called this longest river of Pakistan 'King River'|Indus
09/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT FICTION|$400|easy|His novellas include 'Hearts in Atlantis', 'The Body' & 'Apt Pupil'|Stephen King
12/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ELECTION NIGHT PARTIES|$600|medium|John Adams, 1796|Federalist
17/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GREAT BRITS|$1600|hard|One of the 2 prime ministers of Great Britain during World War I|Lloyd George (or Asquith)
17/11/2008|Jeopardy!|KIDS RULE PRIME TIME|$400|easy|40 kids ages 8-15 tried to live without their parents for 40 days on this show|Kid Nation
21/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE POPE-ARAZZI|$1200|hard|Celebrity mags vied for pics of Pius IX, the last pope to rule the area called the Papal these|States
26/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$400|easy|Whether natural or acquired, it's the body's ability to resist certain diseases|an immune system
09/03/2010|Jeopardy!|ON THE  ____|$600|medium|It sounds like riding young sheep, but running from the police is sometimes called being this|on the lam
08/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COLD CALLS|$1600|hard|The shape of a snowflake is determined by 2 things in the cloud it's formed in: the moisture content & this|the temperature
18/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AS THE WORLD BURNS|$1600|hard|Because it burns in air with a hot & brilliant flame, this gas, C2H2, is used for welding & cutting metal|acetylene
28/03/2007|Jeopardy!|INITIALLY BEFORE & AFTER|$200|easy|This outbreak prevention agency & broadcaster wows 'em with the 'Late Show with David Letterman'|CDCBS
30/09/1996|Jeopardy!|4.O|$300|easy|It's a recipe collection|a cookbook
08/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FEATURE FILM DEBUTS|$400|easy|He was just 14 (& not yet married to Uma Thurman) when he debuted in 'Explorers' in 1985|Ethan Hawke
02/05/2002|Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR I VETS|$600|medium|This future leader of Yugoslavia was captured by the Russians in WWI & became a Bolshevik|Tito
30/05/2011|Jeopardy!|A NOVEL CATEGORY|$400|easy|Erich Maria Remarque's 'All Quiet on the Western Front' was originally published in this language|German
02/04/2008|Jeopardy!|'B' & 'O'|$1000|hard|In Hebrew, this type of sacrifice to God is olah, related to the word 'ascending'|a burnt offering
26/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|YUL TIDE FILMS|$800|hard|This author of 'The Lost World' wrote & directed 'Westworld', in which Yul played a gunslinging robot|Michael Crichton
30/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS JESSICAS|$600|medium|She played Meg in 'Crimes of the Heart' & Margaret in 'Losing Isaiah'|Jessica Lange
18/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS|$200|easy|Lanford Wilson won a Pulitzer for 'Talley's Folly' in 1980 & this Wilson won for 'The Piano Lesson' in 1990|August Wilson
15/04/2009|Jeopardy!|TOP SELLER IN THE U.S.|$200|easy|Facial tissue brand|Kleenex
12/04/2007|Jeopardy!|TITLES OF PRINCE CHARLES|$600|medium|The title of Duke of Rothesay is the highest title of this country given to the heir apparent to the U.K. throne|Scotland
23/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$800|hard|The capital of Indonesia is on this island|Java
27/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CHARLES V|$400|easy|In 1522 he wrote Charles that the Aztecs 'said that by no means would they give themselves up'|Hernando Cortez
05/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|PEN NAMES|$200|easy|This Oz creator wrote a series of 'Twinkle Tales' under the pseudonym Laura Bancroft|(Frank) Baum
19/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|QUEENS|$1000|hard|According to Ethiopian tradition, the name of this Biblical queen was Makeda|the Queen of Sheba
26/03/2004|Jeopardy!|'Z' END|$800|hard|The characters from this comic strip, seen here, are often found at Bryson Elementary|Frazz
27/05/2004|Jeopardy!|18th BIRTHDAYS|$1000|hard|This female Motown vocalist was born in Alabama one July 18, maybe during a 'heat wave'|Martha Reeves
16/01/2012|Jeopardy!|DR. MASSEUSE RHYMES|$600|medium|The innermost of the 3 in each rear / is a pain when I try to sit in a bus / it is amiss, now please do this / fix my gluteus...|minimus
20/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHOR!  ARTHUR!|$2000|hard|This German philosopher (what, you need more?) was known for his pessimistic life views & Kant-influenced works|(Arthur) Schopenhauer
20/10/2008|Jeopardy!|THE GOOD BOOK|$1000|hard|In Egypt this young Hebrew slave was owned by Potiphar, captain of the royal guards|Joseph
12/11/2002|Jeopardy!|COSMETOLOGY|$200|easy|A material used on skis, or a material that removes excess eyebrow|wax
14/05/1999|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE TOWNS|$200|easy|University of Arizona|Tucson
24/11/2009|Final Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|None|None|In 1928, the 100th anniversary of his death, a $10,000 prize was offered for the completion of his 8th Symphony|(Franz) Schubert
11/09/2007|Jeopardy!|L.A. STORY|$400|easy|This school is the oldest private university in California & the largest private employer in Los Angeles|U.S.C.
31/12/1999|Jeopardy!|STARS ON THE MAP|$300|easy|This Costa Rican capital's international airport is named for 19th century hero Juan Santamaria|San Jose
11/03/2003|Final Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES IN HISTORY|None|None|She was born Emilie Charlotte Le Breton on the island of Jersey in 1853|Lillie Langtry
21/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE GIFT OF 'GAB'|$200|easy|It's the last name of holography inventor Dennis, as well as of Eva & Zsa Zsa|Gabor
05/07/2004|Jeopardy!|CHOOSE YOUR WEAPON|$800|hard|The 16th c. Swiss turned their foes into Swiss cheese with this metal-tipped spear similar to a lance|a pike
06/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A LITERARY TOUR|$1200|hard|If you're truly a 'Blithe Spirit', rent this author's Blue Harbour Estate in Jamaica for a mere $3500 a week|Noel Coward
16/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PAINTING OF THE CENTURY|$800|hard|Century in which young Leonardo da Vinci painted the work seen here|the 17th
25/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOUND OF 'MUSIC'|$1000|hard|According to Pythagoras, it was harmonious, made by the planets & inaudible on Earth|Music of the Spheres
11/02/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITY NICKNAMES|$300|easy|Because of the 22 lakes within its city limits, this twin city of St. Paul is called 'City of Lakes'|Minneapolis
17/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|DYLAN THOMAS|$600|medium|Thomas addressed the Blitz in 'A Refusal to Mourn the Death, by Fire, of a Child in' this city|London
08/03/2001|Jeopardy!|LET'S GET DOWN TO BUSINESS|$400|easy|This airline first took to the skies in 1924 as a crop-dusting service based in Macon, Georgia|Delta Airlines
23/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$800|hard|Guy Williams won this swashbuckling role because he was one of the few actors tested who could fence|Zorro
20/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'H'|$800|hard|Name shared by the mayor of Minneapolis in 1947 & the attorney general of Minnesota in 1997|Hubert Humphrey
11/06/2007|Jeopardy!|JOE RANFT: PIXAR LEGEND|$1000|hard|Also the voice of Elmo St. Peters, Joe was Emmy-nominated as a writer of 1987's 'Brave Little' this|Toaster
22/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GERMAN COMPOSERS|$2200|hard|In 1940 he wrote 'Japanische Festmusik' as a gesture of friendship between Germany & Japan|Richard Strauss
01/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL (CITY) PUNISHMENT|$400|easy|Skopje|Macedonia
18/10/2005|Jeopardy!|'60s POP QUIZ|$200|easy|On the Mamas & the Papas' last Top 40 hit, 'Dream A Little Dream Of Me', she got top billing|Mama Cass
27/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ADJECTIVES|$1200|hard|This 10-letter adjective can mean false, spurious, of doubtful authorship or uncanonical|apocryphal
05/03/2010|Jeopardy!|'OID' VEY|$800|hard|Take these anabolic lipids only under a doctor's supervision|steroids
26/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|-ISMs|$1200|hard|Deadly sounding word for the belief that everything's been decided so we must accept what's going to happen|fatalism
13/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL FILL IN THE BLANK|$1600|hard|'The Boys From ____' (also a city in New York)|Syracuse
15/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN POETS|$400|easy|In May 1827 he enlisted in the U.S. Army as 'Edgar A. Perry'|Edgar Allan Poe
08/12/1995|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN HISTORY|$600|medium|In 1931 this emperor gave Ethopia its first written constitution|Haile Sellasie
19/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE ASTRONAUT HALL OF FAME|$800|hard|The other Mercury astronauts knew him as 'Wally'|Wally Schirra
28/12/2010|Jeopardy!|FROM PAGE TO SCREEN|$200|easy|Max had a rumpus in this 2009 film based on Maurice Sendak's beloved children's classic|Where the Wild Things Are
10/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ANSWERS TO YOUR FINALS|$800|hard|Math Year 1: As a rule every fraction can be expressed as a terminating decimal or this kind|repeating
27/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS|$600|medium|London street best known as the '60s home of the 'mod' style|Carnaby Street
31/05/2010|Jeopardy!|HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS|$400|easy|On Jan. 1, 2006 this 1984 Heisman winner from Boston College executed the first drop kick in the NFL in 65 years|(Doug) Flutie
08/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS NICKNAMES|$1000|hard|Fair-haired 235-pound linebacker Karl Mecklenburg was rhymingly dubbed 'The Albino' this|Rhino
14/12/2004|Jeopardy!|BERMUDA SHORTS|$200|easy|Bermuda's almost due east of this state's Cape Hatteras|North Carolina
10/10/1997|Jeopardy!|TITLE FILM FEMALES|$100|easy|We liked Sally Field, we really liked her as this textile worker & union organizer|Norma Rae
16/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S ITALIAN!|$1200|hard|These thin tubes of pasta, Italian for 'bridegrooms', are often baked|ziti
09/10/2003|Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$600|medium|City seen here during a lazy summer day|Pamplona
27/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$400|easy|One of these struck Boston in 1755, Missouri in 1811 & Charleston in 1886, so it's not West Coast-specific|an earthquake
12/02/2003|Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$800|hard|Maybe it's just me, but I'd rather look at his ballerinas than the 'Two Laundresses' he drew in the 1880s|Edgar Degas
26/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$400|easy|The star on Nevada's flag is this metallic color because it represents Nevada's state mineral|silver
30/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|VAN GOGH A-GO-GO|$100|easy|It's the title of the early masterpiece seen here|The Potato Eaters
26/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LATE NIGHT TV|$400|easy|She was a guest host on 'The Tonight Show', but after she got her own late night gig, Carson never spoke to her again|Joan Rivers
06/07/2006|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER ANIMALS|$1000|hard|It's an alternate name for the swift fox but is also used for any baby fox|kit
07/04/2009|Jeopardy!|NUMBER PLEASE|$800|hard|Decennoval refers to this number that's also the atomic number of potassium|19
27/10/1989|Jeopardy!|MONEY|$200|easy|In Burkina Faso, Mali, the Central African Republic & Switzerland, the monetary unit is called this|the franc
16/11/1994|Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS|$300|easy|A reversed photo of this young outlaw started the legend that he was left-handed|Billy the Kid
17/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TECHNOLOGY|$1000|hard|These pre-Edison 'lamps' worked by forcing current across the gap between conductors|Arc lamps
23/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|DEAR JOHN|$400|easy|He illustrated 'The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America' but he's better known for his birds|(John James) Audubon
14/11/1990|Jeopardy!|DOGS|$300|easy|Of the three breeds of this dog, the Gordon is the darkest & heaviest|a setter
29/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|12-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|Meadowlark Lemon was one for 24 years; Phileas Fogg for only 80 days|Globetrotter
05/10/1992|Jeopardy!|MUSIC APPRECIATION|$200|easy|Bach used his bean to write a comic cantata about a girl who can't give up this breakfast drink|coffee
20/01/2003|Jeopardy!|U.S. MONEY|$1000|hard|Of the 6 current standard U.S. coin denominations, it's the one with 2 people on the front|the Sacajawea Dollar (because it has the baby & the papoose)
23/07/2004|Jeopardy!|NOW YOU'RE TALKING MY LANGUAGE|$600|medium|The official language of Niger, it's a remnant of its colonial times|French
19/02/2009|Jeopardy!|FOODIE TECHNIQUES|$400|easy|Keep plenty of pita bread around after mashing up some chickpeas, tahini, olive oil & spices into this Mideastern dip|hummus
05/01/2009|Jeopardy!|THEY STILL MAKE THAT?|$200|easy|KTS Productions still makes these tapes perfect for your custom van--What? No Frampton?|an 8-track
20/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO A GUM BRAND|$1600|hard|The lunar kind means the light of the Moon is obscured because  the Earth is between the Moon & the sun|an eclipse
23/06/1999|Jeopardy!|FAMILY TIES|$300|easy|Twin brothers seen 'steaming' along here (in their 'Family Steamer')|Stanley brothers
01/04/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$200|easy|Similar artifacts found in Siberia & off Alaska indicate that a land bridge once existed across this strait|the Bering Strait
05/10/1992|Final Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|None|None|The 2 languages on the Rosetta Stone|Egyptian & Greek
23/01/1996|Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$400|easy|In 1993 King Hussein celebrated his 40th anniversary as ruler of this country|Jordan
13/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|JULIUS CAESAR|$2000|hard|Around 48 B.C. Caesar pardoned this man & later made him governor of Cisalpine Gaul; oops|Brutus
22/12/1997|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$300|easy|In 1993 Barbara Harmer became the first woman to co-pilot this supersonic plane|the Concorde
21/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECT TO FILM|$1200|hard|He started the 'X-Men' series before flying over to 'Superman Returns'|Bryan Singer
23/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BURT REYNOLDS|$400|easy|In the April 1972 issue of this magazine, Burt filled out the foldout|Cosmopolitan
11/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$400|easy|Bacteria in cattle intestines produce this gas implicated in global warming|Methane
25/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TENORS|$1200|hard|Entertainment options in Palermo in May 1897 included him as Enzo Grimaldo in 'La Gioconda'|(Enrico) Caruso
31/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GRANT|$1600|hard|In 1862 general Simon buckner surrendered to grant; 23 years later he provided this service at grant's funeral|a pallbearer
28/11/2002|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY QUOTES|$400|easy|In August 1964, in a televised address, he told Americans, 'We still seek no wider war'|Johnson
27/05/1999|Jeopardy!|NAME THE ROCKERS|$500|medium|'Colour by Numbers', 'Kissing to be Clever', 'From Luxury to Heartache'|Culture Club
22/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BIG APPLE SAUCE|$600|medium|In 1997 an expressway between Queens & Brooklyn was renamed to honor this pioneering baseball player|Jackie Robinson
30/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|I CAN PREDICT THE FUTURE|$800|hard|Colorado & Utah will go west & join this sporting conference in 2011|the Pac-10
12/05/1998|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE MASCOTS|$100|easy|[the Golden Gophers]|Minnesota
10/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the Argonne National Lab in Chicago.) The reactor is doing a green chemistry trick invented at Argonne--it's using plastic bags to create these, cylinders 50,000 times thinner than a hair, to increase the surface area & the power of batteries|a nanotube
08/02/2000|Jeopardy!|MONEY MEN|$100|easy|There's a pyramid on the back of his greenback|George Washington
23/05/2005|Jeopardy!|THE SMART SET|$600|medium|In 1919 The Smart Set ran his first paid story, 'Babes in the Woods'; in 1922, the classic 'The Diamond as Big as the Ritz'|F. Scott Fitzgerald
13/10/1997|Jeopardy!|BILL PULLMAN FILMS|$500|medium|Pullman returns home to his wife, a first-rate athlete, in the film seen here:|A League of Their Own
11/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MEDIEVAL MUSIC|$200|easy|In 950 this instrument in Winchester Cathedral needed 70 men to work the bellows|Organ
19/09/2000|Jeopardy!|STRINGED INSTRUMENTS|$300|easy|The bull fiddle is also known as the double this|Bass
30/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS RUFFOS|$1500|hard|Albert II, current king of this country, married Paola Ruffo, an Italian princess, in 1959|Belgium
16/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES|$400|easy|He's the 'animal' seen here|Davy Jones (of The Monkees)
13/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|THE TROJAN WAR|$200|easy|In 'The Iliad', he's described as a huge, slow-witted warrior, not a foaming cleanser|Ajax
02/07/1997|Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$100|easy|In the title of an old comedy, it's paired with 'old lace'|Arsenic
12/10/2005|Final Jeopardy!|SWEET TREATS|None|None|Once known as fairy floss in the U.S., it's 'papa's beard' in France & 'sugar wool' in Germany|cotton candy
27/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE MOVIES|$1600|hard|In this foreign film classic, the knight's name is Antonius Block|The Seventh Seal
11/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|THE DE NIRO CODE|$1600|hard|In Italian, in this sequel: 'Do me this favor..ask your friends...about me. They'll tell you I know how to return a favor'|The Godfather Part II
06/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY EUROPE|$1000|hard|Even the papacy was represented at the 1814-15 congress in this city|Vienna
29/06/2005|Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHY|$200|easy|She was one of the last stars in the studio system  'The tobacco farmer's daughter from North Carolina was awed and intimidated by the luxury of the MGM system.'|Ava Gardner
05/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOUTH|$200|easy|The 2 French-speaking groups in Louisiana are the Creoles & this group originally from Canada|the Cajuns
16/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'O' NO!|$1600|hard|Sleipnir was the magical steed ridden by this Norse god|Odin
05/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HE'S 'R' MAN|$2000|hard|He won the first Nobel Prize in Physics--it was for his discovery of X-rays|Röntgen
17/11/1987|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$500|medium|From Old English 'nay', no, and 'whit', thing, this word means zero|naught
26/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOUTHERNMOST CAPITAL CITY|$2000|hard|Vientiane, Hanoi, Phnom Penh|Phnom Penh
21/05/2009|Jeopardy!|ALSO A CANTERBURY TALES PILGRIM|$800|hard|Ivory preceder in a British film production company|Merchant
07/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS OF THE BIBLE|$400|easy|This gospel is the first book of the New Testament|Matthew
08/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'G' MEN|$1600|hard|He actually formed his Italian Legion, later known as the Red Shirts, in South America in the 1840s|(Giuseppe) Garibaldi
15/11/2000|Jeopardy!|ART HISTORY|$200|easy|He said he had no difficulty expressing sadness & extreme solitude in the work seen here|Vincent Van Gogh
24/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1490s|$600|medium|In 1492 Spain took Grenada, the last kingdom of these people in Spain|Moors
20/07/2005|Jeopardy!|DISNEY SONG LYRICS|$200|easy|'Some day we'll meeet again and Away to his castle we'll go To be happy forever I know'|Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
29/11/1984|Jeopardy!|SUPER HEROES|$200|easy|Still seen in Thanksgiving parades, Wally Cox gave this hero his voice|Underdog
03/11/2005|Jeopardy!|COMPANY SYMBOLS|$1000|hard|In the '30s Sinclair Oil used this Brontosaurus in its ads; inflatable toys & other promotions followed|Dino
04/07/2000|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$400|easy|The last name of a former General Mills director was immortalized in this cake mix line|Betty Crocker
31/03/2003|Jeopardy!|EAT YOUR VEGGIES!|$200|easy|It's the number one vegetable (or is it a fruit?) planted by backyard gardeners in the U.S.|tomato
07/04/1997|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$300|easy|It's what you might call a smart-mouthed young Scottish woman|a brassy lassie (or a sassy lassie)
21/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|I'M A 'STAR'|$800|hard|These fruit chews by Wrigley are advertised as 'a pack of contradictions'|Starbursts
20/06/2003|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS|$1000|hard|Other parks are 'green' with envy over this Colorado park's prehistoric cliff dwellings|Mesa Verde
24/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'COLD' CASE|$1600|hard|A fever blister|a cold sore
12/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$1000|hard|This Baltimore hospital named for its benefactor opened in 1889|Johns Hopkins
07/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DRAWN-OUT DRAMAS|$1200|hard|With over 20,000 performances, the longest-running show in London's West End is this Agatha Christie play|The Mousetrap
18/11/2008|Jeopardy!|VIDEO GAMING|$400|easy|Accessories for this Nintendo game system include boxing gloves, a dancing mat & a balance board|the Wii
27/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|THE 20TH CENTURY|$1500|hard|In Dec., 1941, Representative Jeannette Rankin cast the only dissenting vote on this issue|the declaration of war against Japan over Pearl Harbor
25/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL RE-ELECTIONS|$400|easy|This man won D.C. & (by 3,700 votes) Minnesota & that's it as Reagan won re-election|Mondale
15/01/1990|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|'Integument' is a fancy word for this part of an animal when it's separated from the body|Skin
11/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLYMPICS OF 1980|$600|medium|He's the hero of Lake Placid seen here: (speed skater)|Eric Heiden
11/06/2007|Jeopardy!|RADCLIFFE GRADS|$1000|hard|This poet & author of 'The Handmaid's Tale' received a Master's from Radcliffe|(Margaret) Atwood
16/07/2001|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$1000|hard|One of these in Wuppertal, Germany has been operating since 1901, the year Walt Disney was born|monorail
21/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CABINET MINISTERS|$200|easy|In 1986 this country saw its first cabinet minister dismissed in 33 years, education head Masayuki Fujio|Japan
13/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC PEOPLE|$1200|hard|In 1668 this Jesuit (without Joliet) founded Sault Ste. Marie, the first permanent white settlement in Michigan|Jacques Marquette
01/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HAPPY NEW YEAR|$2000|hard|Registering the symbol seen here Jan. 1, 1876 gave this beverage brand England's first trademark|Bass Ale
08/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WATCH YOUR TONGUE|$200|easy|The Mycenean form of this language was spoken in Knossos on Crete & in Pylos & Mycenae on the mainland|Greek
15/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$800|hard|The world's 2nd-tallest mountain; it's also known as Kechu|K2 (Mt. Godwin-Austen)
15/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER GOES TO THE MOVIES|$2000|hard|Boxer Hilary Swank has some tough decisions for Diane Keaton in this film: life or death, career or family|Million Dollar Baby Boom
18/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|1970s POP MUSIC|$400|easy|In this hit Barry Manilow sings that 'Time in New England took me away, to long rocky beaches & you by the bay'|Weekend In New England
08/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DEATH & CINEMA|$2000|hard|Newly transferred policeman Alex Murphy's grisly murder in a 1987 film leads to his 'reincarnation' as this title lawman|Robocop
09/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MATH|$1200|hard|1/15 + 1/45 = this|4/45
09/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE MUSIC|$1200|hard|Julie Andrews sings 'A Spoonful Of Sugar' in this movie|Mary Poppins
13/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENTAL CLUES|$1600|hard|Hf: 50%, OK?|hafnium
23/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|PICTURE THE 'S'|$400|easy|This type of image is used to observe fetal growth|a sonogram
09/04/1998|Jeopardy!|1980s FADS|$100|easy|Torn sweatshirts & legwarmers were all the rage after this 1983 Jennifer Beals movie|Flashdance
25/02/2009|Jeopardy!|NON-MEMORABLE MOVIE QUOTES|$400|easy|(1971) Richard Roundtree: 'Hey, baby'|Shaft
22/01/1997|Jeopardy!|FOOLS & FOLLIES|$100|easy|This country sold what's known as Seward's Folly|Russia
13/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LIT|$2000|hard|In 1794 William Blake followed up his 'Songs of Innocence' poems with his 'Songs of' this|Experience
26/11/1996|Jeopardy!|HOME RUN SLUGGERS|$200|easy|On July 27, 1974 in the only game he ever pitched, Dodger Rex Hudson gave up this man's 726th home run|Hank Aaron
02/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FORBES 100 MOST POWERFUL WOMEN|$800|hard|Do an MSN search & you'll find that this foundation co-founder & director is No. 12|Melinda Gates
20/06/2006|Jeopardy!|'D' BRIEFING|$1000|hard|It's the technical name for a 12-sided solid figure|a dodecahedron
25/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GREECE IS THE WORD|$1000|hard|It was on this now Greek isle that the famous statue of Nike, now in the Louvre, was found in 1863|Samothrace
14/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|A STUDY IN SCARLET|$400|easy|Strep throat bacteria passed from child to child can cause this disease, also called scarlatina|Scarlet fever
02/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$800|hard|Coors beer is brewed in this Colorado city|Golden
23/07/2010|Jeopardy!|TOBACCO|$600|medium|It's a flexible wire coated with cotton & inserted into smoking devices to remove tar|a pipe cleaner
28/04/2005|Jeopardy!|AND DOGGIE MAKES THREE|$600|medium|Bart, Lisa &...|Santa's Little Helper
16/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|$2000|hard|He eulogized George Washington as 'first in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen'|Light Horse Harry Lee
12/07/2001|Jeopardy!|A FORD IN YOUR PAST|$300|easy|'Sixteen Tons' & what do you get? A No. 1 hit for this old pea-picker|Tennessee Ernie Ford
30/06/1998|Jeopardy!|LORD BYRON|$100|easy|In Byron's Biblical drama 'Cain', she's the first female character to speak|Eve
24/01/2008|Jeopardy!|HAVE SOME 'FUN'|$800|hard|It means serving as a foundation or basis; reading is said to be this, too|fundamental
21/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A ROUND OF GULF|$1600|hard|In 1989 over 11 million gallons of oil spilled into this sound in the Gulf of Alaska|Prince William Sound
24/06/1999|Jeopardy!|SPELLING CASTS|$300|easy|Catherine Hicks, Jessica Biel, Stephen Collins|7th Heaven
10/05/2006|Jeopardy!|BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN|$400|easy|It's 'Greetings From' this New Jersey 'Park' in the title of Bruce's first album|Asbury
15/07/2011|Jeopardy!|LIFESAVING AT BONDI BEACH|$200|easy|(Sarah gives the clue from Bondi Beach.) The familiar red-&-yellow flags & uniforms of Australia's lifesavers originated with the maritime code  signals, in which a red-and-yellow flag stood for the letter 'O', which was used to signal man in this predicament|overboard
22/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|METER MAIDS|$1200|hard|This lady from an old New England family wrote 'A Lady', which says, 'You are beautiful and faded, like an old opera tune'|(Amy) Lowell
22/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|FINE CHINA|$400|easy|Some early Spode patterns were inspired by this country's Imari ware|Japan
11/12/2009|Jeopardy!|ELVES|$800|hard|J.R.R. Tolkien described these elven body parts as being 'leaf-shaped'|ears
23/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EPIC CURIOUS|$2000|hard|This epic poet was satirized in ancient times with a mock epic called 'Battle of the Frogs and the Mice'|Homer
13/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE THINGS YOU SAY!|$2000|hard|This word for fast, witty exchanges is from the French for 'depart again'|repartée
08/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BEETHOVEN'S GOTTA LOTTA SONATAS|$400|easy|This nickname of a Beethoven sonata comes from a reviewer who said it reminded him of Lake Lucerne at night|Moonlight Sonata
10/02/1986|Jeopardy!|NAMES|$200|easy|1st name of this football coach, who stressed winning, means 'winner'|Vince (Lombardi)
18/03/2003|Jeopardy!|WE'VE GOT ISSUES|$2000|hard|In 1776 Adam Smith defended makers of these against charges of excessive profit, charges still made today|pharmaceuticals/drug companies
08/05/2003|Jeopardy!|YEMEN-Y SNIPPET|$800|hard|In 1995 Eritrea & Yemen fought over ownership of Greater Hanish Island at the southern mouth of this sea|Red Sea
02/12/1996|Jeopardy!|SOUTHERN COOKING|$200|easy|It's thought the name of this Creole dish comes from jambon, French for 'ham'|jambalaya
23/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$600|medium|A glucose tolerance test is commonly used to diagnose this insulin deficiency disorder|Diabetes
21/10/1998|Final Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS|None|None|One of the two Whig Party presidents who did not die in office|Millard Fillmore or John Tyler
11/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PARENTING|$800|hard|Even though your child's been good, you still might want to attend meetings of the PTA, which stands for this|the Parent-Teacher Association
13/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY TERMS|$800|hard|This literary term refers to a line of 5 metrical feet in which each foot is an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed one|iambic pentameter
11/01/2008|Jeopardy!|A TRIP TO RIO DE JANEIRO|$200|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew stands at a busy beach in Rio de Janeiro.) This beach is one of the the centers of bikini culture; maybe I'll meet the girl from here|Ipanema
22/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$2000|hard|Tungsten, on the periodic table|W (Wolfram)
25/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS LEFTIES|$1600|hard|Seen here, he learned to golf lefty by standing opposite his father & imitating Dad's swing|Phil Mickelson
30/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD, FAST|$2000|hard|Hot cereal that's Italian for 'flour'|farina
13/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE S|$2000|hard|This tropical root is used to make tapioca|cassava
14/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$400|easy|Some things named after this scientist are a unit of force, a fluid, some 'rings' & the laws of motion|(Sir Isaac) Newton
14/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$400|easy|Riesling, syrah|grapes
01/06/2006|Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$200|easy|Dufourspitze of Monte Rosa in the Alps is this country's highest mountain|Switzerland
12/11/1985|Jeopardy!|“CC”|$100|easy|Ham, bologna, & pimiento loaf, for example|cold cuts
12/06/2003|Jeopardy!|THIS CATEGORY IS ABBREVIATED|$800|hard|To a banker, FDIC|Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
08/12/2008|Jeopardy!|PLANTS|$1000|hard|This tree's name comes from the Hindi word for 'trader' because people displayed their wares in its shade|the banyan tree
15/11/1991|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$100|easy|The Belgian type of this battercake is served for breakfast or for dessert|Waffle
15/09/2004|Jeopardy!|RATED 'P.G.'|$800|hard|An image of this Old West sheriff appears on the logo of the sheriff's dept. of Lincoln County, New Mexico|Pat Garrett
08/12/1997|Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$500|medium|Uzbekistan shares the inland Aral Sea with this neighboring 'Stan' to the north|Kazakhstan
11/07/2008|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY EXPRESSIONS|$200|easy|It's a canine cure for a hangover|hair of the dog that bit you
08/02/2011|Jeopardy!|'OPEN' & 'SHUT'|$800|hard|A test where you're allowed to use notes|an open book test
25/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DANCE IN THE DICTIONARY|$400|easy|We've got Bud & Amstel Light in bottles, or Sam Adams 'on' this syncopated style|tap
06/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|KOREA|$400|easy|It's enlightening to know the eighth day of the fourth lunar month is celebrated as his birthday|Buddha
21/11/1996|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$500|medium|There's an annual dogsled race in this capital of the 4th largest state in the U.S.|Helena, Montana
16/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DON QUIZ-OTE|$800|hard|At age 28 he got NYC to build a convention center on the site of the Penn Central railyards|Donald Trump
22/01/2010|Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHIES|$600|medium|Historian & senator Albert Beveridge wrote a 4-volume Pulitzer-winning bio of this fourth Chief Justice|John Marshall
14/04/1998|Jeopardy!|WORK TIME|$300|easy|A carnival worker whom customers try to dunk, or a Larry Harmon clown|Bozo
15/06/2010|Final Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|None|None|It's the only 2-word state name in which neither word appears in the name of any other state|Rhode Island
25/06/1999|Final Jeopardy!|BANDS OF THE '70s|None|None|In billing order, this quartet's members were born in Los Angeles, Dallas, Blackpool & Toronto|Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
27/04/2011|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$1000|hard|In an 1830 debate this senator said, 'Liberty and union, now and forever, one and inseparable'|Daniel Webster
19/12/2008|Jeopardy!|'B-U-T' FULL|$400|easy|Elizabeth Taylor starred in it|BUtterfield 8
16/09/1997|Jeopardy!|UNUSUAL TV CHARACTERS|$300|easy|Jamie Sommers' bionic dog was Max, short for this, from the cost of 4 new bionic legs & a jaw|Maximillion
30/12/2004|Jeopardy!|CLUB ME|$200|easy|To join England's venerable Carlton Club, Margaret Thatcher had to be made an honorary one of these|a man
31/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S SO CONVENTIONAL!|$400|easy|During the 1968 Democratic Convention in this city, antiwar protesters clashed violently with police|Chicago
19/01/1990|Jeopardy!|WESTERN SONGS|$200|easy|Roy Rogers sang, 'Hoppy, Gene & me; we taught you how to' do this 'straight'|Shoot
20/11/1985|Jeopardy!|SONGS WITH SPIRITS|$200|easy|The real title of this 1979 hit by Rupert Holmes is “Escape”|The Pina Colada Song
27/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|JOHN STEINBECK|$800|hard|Steinbeck's 'The Moon Is Down' is based on this Scandinavian country's resistance against Nazi occupation|Norway
28/04/2006|Jeopardy!|WHO'S THE BOSS|$200|easy|He was a congressman from 1853 to 1855, then returned to NYC & organized his 'ring'|('Boss') Tweed
24/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TOP 40 MATH|$1600|hard|Murray Head's nights 'In Bangkok' minus Brewer & Shipley's tokes 'Over The Line'|0
02/10/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORY'S MYSTERIES|$400|easy|The Cyclops was the 1st large U.S. vessel with radio equipment recorded lost in this 'shapely' area|The Bermuda Triangle
06/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CORAL REEF LIFE|$400|easy|Just off Australia, it's the largest chain of coral reefs in the world|the Great Barrier Reef
23/11/2007|Jeopardy!|TRANSPO-POURRI|$600|medium|In 2005 this state had more than twice as many registered automobiles as any other state|California
01/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAIN COUNTRY|$2000|hard|The summit of Aconcagua|Argentina
12/11/1999|Jeopardy!|KID TUNES|$200|easy|'If you're' this 'and you know it, clap your hands'|Happy
12/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$400|easy|A famous Rembrandt painting shows 'Aristotle Contemplating the Bust of' this ancient poet|Homer
21/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FACES|$1000|hard|Some consider this revolutionary seen here to be the father of modern China|Sun Yat-sen
28/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE COEN BROTHERS|$800|hard|Joel Coen is married to this actress who starred in 'Fargo', don'tcha know|Frances McDormand
07/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CABLE NETWORKING|$2000|hard|'Battlefield Detectives' is one of its shows|The History Channel
21/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|INITIALLY YOURS|$1600|hard|Around 1800 this English romantic landscape painter took a studio at 64 Harley Street in London|J.M.W. Turner
11/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PARIS MUSEUMS|$400|easy|French sculpture can be found in the Richelieu wing of this museum that was established in 1793|The Louvre
03/11/1998|Jeopardy!|WEATHER|$300|easy|It's the 7-letter term for the common cloud type seen here|Cumulus
22/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$200|easy|The form of this Philip Roth novel is a monologue by Alexander Portnoy to his psychiatrist|'Portnoy's complaint'
02/07/2001|Final Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CITIES|None|None|By the river Lagan on the island of Ireland, it was chartered in 1613 & settled by Presbyterians & later Huguenots|Belfast
04/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SONGS FROM MUSICALS|$800|hard|'With One Look', 'The Greatest Star of All', 'As If We Never Said Goodbye'|Sunset Boulevard
10/12/2008|Jeopardy!|FAULT LINES|$1000|hard|In 1990 Joseph Hazelwood, former capt. of this ship, said he felt like 'Jean Valjean, with 100 inspectors chasing me'|the 'Exxon Valdez'
04/02/2005|Jeopardy!|PUNK'D|$400|easy|This 4-letter word for a journey or to stumble now means to overreact|trip
23/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LIVIN' LIBIDO LOCA|$1600|hard|Wife No. 5, she wed Henry VIII in 1540; she must've lost her head fooling around on him; oh wait, she did|Catherine Howard
15/05/1992|Jeopardy!|PREFIXES|$400|easy|The prefixes hem-, haem-, haemo- & hemo- all refer to this|blood
16/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETE THE AD SLOGAN|$400|easy|McDonald's: 'We love to see you ____'|smile
24/11/2005|Jeopardy!|FOLK ETYMOLOGY|$200|easy|Cater-corner became kitty-corner after people stopped using 'cater' to mean this number|4
03/11/1994|Jeopardy!|ENCHANTED APRIL|$500|medium|Although his expedition reached the N. Pole in April 1909, he couldn't relay the news until September|(Robert) Peary
01/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$200|easy|'I am in the presence of the ghost of Christmas yet to come?' said he|Ebenezer Scrooge
19/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FRIENDS WITH BENEFITS|$800|hard|Eric could use a new health plan; he's got a $50,000 this, the amount he pays out of pocket before insurance kicks in|a deductible
07/10/2008|Jeopardy!|JOIN THE CLUB|$600|medium|If you belong to a Parrot Head club, we bet you're devoted to this singer|Jimmy Buffett
15/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OF TROY|$2000|hard|This German used a fortune amassed during the Crimean War to seek & discover Troy|Heinrich Schliemann
23/06/1987|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$400|easy|1st paired in 1947's 'I Walk Alone', their latest film together was 1986's 'Tough Guys'|Kirk Douglas and Burt Lancaster
27/12/2007|Jeopardy!|YEAH, IT WAS THE '80s|$200|easy|She told us 'Love Is A Battlefield' & in 1980 went to No. 9 with 'Hit Me With Your Best Shot'|Pat Benatar
09/02/2006|Jeopardy!|TOOLS OF THE TRADE|$800|hard|People who take pictures of your insides wear dosimeters, which measure exposure to this|X-rays
09/07/2009|Jeopardy!|BEST ACTOR OSCAR WINNERS|$1000|hard|2002: As Wladyslaw Szpilman|Adrien Brody
12/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CRUSTACEANS|$800|hard|The ghost type of this crustacean burrows in the sand by day & scavenges on the beach at night|the crab
07/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE?|$400|easy|Bernard Lafferty, this servant to Doris Duke, died not long after inheriting $4.5 million|Butler
16/02/1987|Jeopardy!|THE LIBRARY|$300|easy|When a book has been checked out it's said to be 'in' this|circulation
22/06/1998|Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL GUARD|$600|medium|In 1824 a New York unit took the name National Guard to honor this Frenchman's 'Garde Nationale'|Marquis de Lafayette
24/01/2008|Jeopardy!|WHO CREATED THEM?|$1000|hard|Lady Brett Ashley|Ernest Hemingway
11/05/2009|Jeopardy!|CLIFF NOTES|$400|easy|Inman is a confederate soldier trying to get home in this Charles Frazier novel|Cold Mountain
14/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS|$1200|hard|His 'Power of Positive Thinking' was among the top 10 nonfiction bestsellers each year 1952-1955|Norman Vincent Peale
10/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|It's the longest river entirely within Massachusetts|Charles
09/11/2011|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL LEADERS|$800|hard|Elected president of Chile in 1970, this Marxist died in a military takeover in 1973|Salvador Allende
22/02/2006|Jeopardy!|NIXON'S THE ONE|$400|easy|Herbert Hoover & Nixon were the only 2 presidents of this religious group|Quakers
08/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S PLAYS WITHIN PLAYS|$200|easy|In 'The Tempest', he presents a spirit-drama for his daughter & her fiance|Prospero
18/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'60s MUSIC|$800|hard|'Looks like we're in for nasty weather' in this CCR hit from 1969|Bad Moon Rising
01/07/1993|Jeopardy!|U.S.A.|$100|easy|A 1991 railroad accident dumped 19,500 gallons of pesticide into this state's Sacramento River|California
17/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE WRITE STUFF|$2000|hard|Though probably by several Chinese authors, 'The Art of War' is attributed to this author|Sun Tzu
16/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|TV GUIDE SAYS|$2000|hard|'Howard baffles Sheldon'|The Big Bang Theory
02/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$600|medium|In 1805 this explorer was sent to take a 'peak' at the upper Mississippi|(Zebulon) Pike
13/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OOO, 3 'O's|$1200|hard|I got one of these for ya, Mac; they're also on ballots for Californians to vote on|propositions
21/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NO E'S PLEASE|$400|easy|It's one of the 3 branches of the government of the United States|Judicial
09/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|VIOLINISTS|$800|hard|Maxim Vengerov often plays an encore called 'Balalaika' entirely in this plucky style|pizzicato
10/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|I'VE WON AN OSCAR & AN EMMY|$1600|hard|'Tender Mercies' (Oscar) & 'Broken Trail' (Emmy)|Robert Duvall
20/03/2007|Jeopardy!|MILITARY MATTERS|$400|easy|U.S. military 'Star' given for 'meritorious service' in combat|a Bronze Star
12/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|KENNEDY CENTER HONOREES|$400|easy|1983 'Was A Very Good Year' for this entertainer; that's when he was honored|Frank Sinatra
16/02/2010|Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S SPORTS HISTORY|$1600|hard|1567: She is said to have been the first woman to play golf|Mary, Queen of Scots
30/03/2004|Jeopardy!|PROVINCE TOWNS|$600|medium|Sydney, Dartmouth, New Glasgow|Nova Scotia
27/10/2000|Jeopardy!|TOYS FOR BOYS|$400|easy|If your office has burl walnut trim, you might want to get this company's XK8 Coupe to match it|Jaguar
01/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO A SUPREME COURT CHIEF JUSTICE|$1200|hard|Rabbit breeding place|(Earl) Warren
14/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS & THEIR WORKS|$600|medium|This wonderful author of Oz sometimes wrote books for boys under the pen name Captain Hugh Fitzgerald|L. Frank Baum
10/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SHOW & TELL|$800|hard|This world-famous artwork seen here was painted around 1505|Mona Lisa
04/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN HOLIDAY|$200|easy|Bring along a Monopoly 'Get Out of Jail Free' card in France on July 14; it's this holiday|Bastille Day
08/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A, B, C|$400|easy|Next to Bob Lanier & Gilbert Perreault, sports reference books list C for this position|center
03/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE CONFLICT IN THIS STORY?|$800|hard|'Troilus and Cressida'|the Trojan War
30/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|KNOW YOUR RIGHTS|$800|hard|In place settings, the fork named for these shellfish is the only one ever placed to the right of the plate|the oyster fork
08/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$200|easy|He was first famous as a comedian, but now he's into more serious stuff in movies like 'Patch Adams'|Robin Williams
13/09/2007|Jeopardy!|OF PAIN|$200|easy|The rheumatoid type of this is 3 times as common in women as in men|arthritis
30/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$2000|hard|During World War II this Polish pianist was one of his country's leaders in exile|Paderewski
23/04/1990|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL FILMS|$300|easy|Paul Muni won an Oscar for his performance in this role, which he 'milked' for all it was worth|Louis Pasteur
03/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|2-LETTER RESPONSES|$4400|hard|In November of 2008 shares of its stock dropped to nearly $3, the lowest level in almost 60 years|GM
29/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|x 2|$400|easy|In a bowling game, it's a perfect score x 2|600
07/02/2005|Jeopardy!|CLEAN 4-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|The bird that found land for Noah, or the soap that's 1/4 moisturizing lotion|Dove
30/10/2006|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'N'|$600|medium|Elm Street dream (9)|nightmare
09/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EXTRAORDINARY JOES|$200|easy|After beating Muhammad Ali in 1971, he spent the next several weeks in the hospital|Joe Frazier
18/02/2009|Jeopardy!|CY YOUNG AWARD WINNERS|$1000|hard|With a 31-6 record in 1968, this Detroit Tiger is the only Cy Young Award winner with more than 30 wins|Denny McLain
28/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'G.G.'|$1200|hard|The literary works of this onetime film critic include 'This Gun for Hire' & 'The Power and the Glory'|Graham Greene
13/10/2008|Jeopardy!|WE'RE TALKING FOOTBALL|$800|hard|Led by this quarterback, the Pittsburgh Steelers won back-to-back Super Bowls in 1975 & '76|Terry Bradshaw
17/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$600|medium|His novel 'Daisy Miller' opens at the Trois Couronnes hotel in Vevey, Switzerland|Henry James
22/12/2004|Jeopardy!|C IS FOR...|$200|easy|Capuchin, one of these tropical forest dwellers|a monkey
15/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CITY OF THE DAY: DETROIT|$1200|hard|In 1701 Antoine de la Mothe, Sieur de Cadillac, founded what would become Detroit on a channel linking these two lakes|Lake Huron & Lake Erie
03/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|D.C.'IN YOU|$1200|hard|The NSO, the National Symphony Orchestra, has been playing at this center since 1971, the year it opened|the Kennedy Center
18/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$1200|hard|Searching for fine tequila?  Look for a label that says it's 100% this color agave|blue
22/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|A 'LEG'|$2000|hard|Frenchman who composed 'The Windmills of Your Mind'|Michel Legrand
01/06/2004|Jeopardy!|FASHION ACCESSORIES|$800|hard|(I'm Jeff Probst in Panama.)  One style of this accessory is called the pintado|the Panama hat
22/04/2003|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'L'|$400|easy|One-seventh of the 'Deadly Sins' (4)|lust
24/09/2002|Jeopardy!|FOOD FOR THOUGHT|$1000|hard|Breeding female Antarctic fur seals rely almost totally on these shrimplike crustaceans for food|krill
28/12/2009|Jeopardy!|FRANCE|$600|medium|(Sarah gives the clue from Omaha Beach.) The amphibious assault on Normandy took place at five beaches. The British landed at Gold and Sword, the Canadians at Juno, and the Americans at Omaha Beach and this beach to the west|Utah
14/11/2000|Jeopardy!|LET'S BREAK UP|$200|easy|In October 1999 he shocked radio listeners by announcing that he & wife Alison were splitting up|Howard Stern
30/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$2000|hard|This Spaniard who transcribed Bach for the guitar gave his first public recital in Granada in 1909|(Andrés) Segovia
18/12/1989|Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$500|medium|Grinding tool & receptacle commonly ssen on signs indicating a drug store|Mortar & Pestle
07/07/2011|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$800|hard|It's the northernmost state capital; it can get real cold there too|Juneau
28/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ISLAND NICKNAMES|$4000|hard|'The Island of Mutineers'|Pitcairn
19/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HERE COMES THE NEIGHBORHOOD|$400|easy|The State House shines from this hill in Boston|Beacon Hill
26/11/2010|Jeopardy!|DEBUT ALBUMS|$800|hard|2002: 'Come Away With Me'|Norah Jones
05/04/2004|Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICANS|$800|hard|The most commonly spoken Native American language is this one famously used by 'code talkers' in World War II|Navajo
10/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HOW SWEDE IT IS!|$1200|hard|In 1792 Jakob Johan Anckarstrom assassinated the III Swedish king of this name at a masquerade ball|Gustav
07/07/2004|Jeopardy!|MEXICAN FOOD & DRINK|$400|easy|Top a crisp tortilla with refried beans, meat, lettuce, tomatoes & cheese & you've got this Mexican salad|a tostada
10/06/1998|Final Jeopardy!|THE COLD WAR|None|None|28 years apart, they are the year the Berlin Wall was created & the year it was torn down|1961 & 1989
15/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR IN THEIR FILM DEBUTS|$1600|hard|Best Actress for 'Children of a Lesser God' (1986)|Marlee Matlin
10/07/1998|Jeopardy!|CAR MODELS|$100|easy|Accord, Civic, Passport|Honda
27/12/2002|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|$400|easy|At the time of her 1937 disappearance she was married to publisher George Palmer Putnam|Amelia Earhart
15/01/1999|Jeopardy!|WORDS WITHIN WORDS|$200|easy|Durer used his imagination to paint these 3 men|Magi (iMAGInation)
17/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE BIBLICAL BLANK|$200|easy|Isaiah 53:7 -- 'He is brought as a lamb to the ____'|Slaughter
20/11/1997|Jeopardy!|SHRED THIS!|$100|easy|Henry Perky turned out his first batch of this cereal in 1892; in 1928 Nabisco bought his company|Shredded wheat
16/12/2008|Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$1000|hard|Angler Izaak & entrepreneur Sam|Walton
03/07/2008|Jeopardy!|REIGN DROPS|$1000|hard|Elizabeth I's half-brother, he reigned before her as King of England from 1547 to 1553|Edward VI
20/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE CABINET|$1200|hard|Robert Todd Lincoln held this post under presidents Garfield & Arthur, as Edwin Stanton had under his father|Secretary of War
29/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PORK & MINDY|$2000|hard|Mindy goes semiwild hog with the Arkansas football team to name this type of pig|the razorbacks
27/05/1997|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$400|easy|From 1875 to 1881, this general known for his whiskers served as a U.S. senator from Rhode Island|Ambrose Burnside
16/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH MOVIE TRIVIA|$200|easy|Kurt Russell, who later played Elvis, was in the 1963 Elvis film 'It Happened' here|At the World's Fair
27/02/2007|Jeopardy!|WHO SAYS|$400|easy|90% of Argentina's supply of this comes from people donating to members of their own families|blood
10/01/2006|Jeopardy!|THE BIG ORANGE CATEGORY|$400|easy|Orange you glad to know that celery is part of this orange vegetable's family|a carrot
01/02/2008|Jeopardy!|AWARDS & HONORS|$1600|hard|In 1980 this Norman Mailer book won a Pulitzer, not a pardon|The Executioner's Song
03/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S FOUL!|$1200|hard|You'll get a foul if you pull your elbow off the elbow pad in this 'over the top' sport|arm wrestling
02/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|X|$400|easy|Mystique, Rogue & Storm are 3 members of this superhero group|X-Men
06/02/2008|Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$200|easy|This assoc. spread CPR by starting a program in 1960 to sell doctors on closed rather than open chest massage|the American Heart Association
20/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FEMALE POETS|$600|medium|Her husband Ted Hughes edited her posthumously published 'Collected Poems'|Sylvia Plath
14/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL ROLES|$1600|hard|In this 1981 comedy 'Part I', Mel Brooks plays Moses & Louis XVI|History of the World
14/09/1998|Jeopardy!|IT'S A BREEZE|$400|easy|Also called the snow eater, this strong Rocky Mountain wind shares its name with a type of salmon|Chinook
30/10/2002|Jeopardy!|ALICE IN WONDERLAND|$400|easy|Alice is delighted to find a bottle that is not marked 'Poison' but instead is labeled with these 2 words|Drink Me
04/07/2000|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|None|None|In 1965 President Johnson flew to this state to sign the Medicare bill with a former president as witness|Missouri
14/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SPY NOVELS|$1200|hard|Ian Fleming's 'Thunderball' was the first to feature this villain often seen cuddling a fluffy white cat|Blofeld
12/12/2001|Jeopardy!|I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HUN|$800|hard|The Huns tried to extend west into the area then called this & 'Frank'ly were beaten there in 451|Gaul
04/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|RHETORIC|$400|easy|5-letter word for when the intended meaning is different from the literal meaning|irony
26/07/2011|Jeopardy!|DESERTS|$1000|hard|This John Bunyan book features a man whose lusts & sins have him condemned for eternity in an iron cage|Pilgrim's Progress
30/05/2006|Jeopardy!|WEAPONS|$800|hard|This Medieval weapon, named for its wide blade, weighed about 3 pounds & was swung one-handed|a broadsword
06/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENTAL NAMES|$600|medium|First observed in the sun's atmosphere, it was named for the sun|Helium
22/11/2002|Jeopardy!|BIBLE HEROES|$800|hard|In the Old Testament, God allows Satan to afflict this man in order to test his faith|Job
03/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|A 'WORLD' OF INFORMATION|$200|easy|TWA, in full|Trans World Airlines
26/01/2004|Jeopardy!|OLYMPIC GAMES WAITING LIST|$400|easy|The WBF isn't full of dummies, it wants this card game in the Olympics|bridge
01/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE ARE WE?|$1000|hard|The Museum Van Loon, The Zuiderkerk, Dam Square|Amsterdam
08/06/2004|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL ANTHEMS|$600|medium|The melody of its anthem, 'Land der Berge, Land am Strome', was incorrectly attributed to Mozart|Austria
22/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|'WORLD' CINEMA|$400|easy|Gene Barry meets Martians in this 1953 H.G. Wells sci-fi classic|War Of The Worlds
06/01/2012|Jeopardy!|DIRECTED & STARRED IN|$800|hard|'The Horse Whisperer'|Robert Redford
09/01/2001|Jeopardy!|WHAT UP, 'G'?|$200|easy|A promise of quality or of a particular outcome|a guarantee
10/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|I GOT AN 'F'!|$1000|hard|It's the kind of sycophantic favor-seeking you'd expect from someone named Bambi|fawning
17/12/2009|Jeopardy!|IN PLAIN SIGHT|$600|medium|It's the highest concrete arch dam in the United States|the Hoover
15/03/1999|Jeopardy!|THE NEW $20 BILL|$100|easy|Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin called the bill 'An important tool against' these criminals|Counterfeiters
09/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF MUSIC|$5000|hard|Ernest Bloch's orchestral work 'Helvetia, The Land Of Mountains Amd Its People' honors this country, his birthplace|Switzerland
18/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CALL ME SHIRLEY|$800|hard|Dramatist James Shirley moved to Dublin in 1636 after parliament closed Britain's theaters as a precaution against this|the bubonic plague
24/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE PLAYS BY CHARACTER|$1200|hard|Valtemand, Osric, Horatio|Hamlet
09/01/2008|Jeopardy!|'INT'Y FRESH|$400|easy|A thin piece of rigid material to maintain a body part in a fixed position|a splint
02/12/1988|Jeopardy!|HORSES|$200|easy|Type of gait in which diagonally opposite legs move forward together|trot
22/10/2002|Jeopardy!|MONTHS|$400|easy|The 2 months in which Easter can fall|March & April
10/06/1999|Jeopardy!|THIS & THAT|$500|medium|With an 'I' it's a sweet herb; with an 'E' it's a Swiss city|Basil/Basel
21/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$400|easy|Letter which began all 3 names of the man who was vice president between Johnson & Agnew|H (for Hubert Horatio Humphrey)
06/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$400|easy|The swan maidens in this 1877 ballet are actually young girls under the spell of an evil magician|Swan Lake
21/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE SONG DYNASTY|$1200|hard|Attributed to Song Emperor Huizong, the painting here shows court ladies ironing this newly woven luxury material|silk
07/04/1988|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$200|easy|Kirin is a beer from this country|Japan
18/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$400|easy|The large star in the center of its state seal is adorned with symbols of the 5 Civilized Tribes|Oklahoma
09/10/2001|Jeopardy!|SOME CHOICE 4-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|It's a still, deep place in a stream; I lost $5 in our office one for the Super Bowl|pool
12/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MATH|$800|hard|When he wasn't busy rubaiyating, this 11th century renaissance man wrote a pioneering work on algebra|Omar Khayyám
09/12/2005|Jeopardy!|CELEBRATING THE NOBEL PRIZE|$1000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Stockholm, Sweden.)  At the 1976 Nobel banquet here in Stockholm, this novelist humbly said, 'I loved books, and I wrote some'|Saul Bellow
17/03/2006|Jeopardy!|LITERARY GENRES|$1000|hard|In the 1880s Guy de Maupassant published 300 of these|short stories
22/06/2007|Jeopardy!|NUDIST, BUDDHIST, OR CUBIST|$600|medium|George Braque|a Cubist
19/09/2011|Jeopardy!|NOBEL PRIZE CATEGORIES BY WINNER|$1000|hard|Dario Fo, 1997|Literature
29/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ONE-WORD FILM TITLES|$2000|hard|Ads for this 1939 film said, 'Garbo Laughs'|Ninotchka
29/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FRANCE LOSES THE FIGHT|$400|easy|In May 1940 Germany attacked France through this country, now home to NATO HQ; France fell by June|Belgium
29/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'DIAMOND'S|$1000|hard|This Major League Baseball team plays its home games in Phoenix|Arizona Diamondbacks
10/12/1997|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$200|easy|To be sure, one of his soliloquies begins, 'How all occasions do inform against me'|Hamlet
18/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|5 PEOPLE WHO'VE NEVER BEEN IN MY KITCHEN|$2000|hard|Beating out better-known contenders, she was named Senator from New York in 2009|Kirsten Gillibrand
06/07/2009|Jeopardy!|JAMES BOND|$1000|hard|This title was a reference to Sean Connery's 1971 insistence that he'd played Bond for the last time|Never Say Never Again
13/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FILM DIRECTORS|$400|easy|In 1993 he was given permission to build a replica of Auschwitz near the actual site & film there|Steven Spielberg
03/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$800|hard|Montmorency & Morello are 2 sour varieties of this fruit|Cherries
14/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE HOLE TRUTH|$400|easy|This disciple said he wouldn't believe in the ressurection until he saw & felt the nail holes in Jesus' hands|Thomas
26/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CHRISTIAN|$400|easy|He played the rebellious J.D, in 'Heathers'|Christian Slater
22/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AYE AYE, ADMIRAL|$800|hard|At the National Security Council Ollie North reported to this vice admiral|John Poindexter
05/07/1988|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$400|easy|Tony Award-winning daughter of Tony winners Tammy Grimes & Christopher Plummer|Amanda Plummer
29/12/2011|Jeopardy!|I THINK I LOVE SHOE|$600|medium|This 4-letter word describes a high-heeled, slip-on shoe with a low-cut or V-shaped throat|a pump
26/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NAPOLEON|$400|easy|1930s big city mayor known as the 'Napoleon of New York'|LaGuardia
01/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES ARTS & LEISURE|$800|hard|The Times' review of this 2001 French film was 'Little Miss Sunshine as Urban Sprite'|Amelie
04/10/2010|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS IN RANGE|$600|medium|This range was covered with glaciers that formed lakes, like Como and Constance|the Alps
09/11/1999|Jeopardy!|THE 'REAL' WORLD|$500|medium|In mathematics, a quantity that can be expressed as a finite or infinite decimal expression|Real number
15/04/2011|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY|$200|easy|In 331 B.C. this Macedonian traveled to the Siwa Oasis where the oracle pronounced him a god|Alexander the Great
16/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'HY' FIVE|$800|hard|This kind of syringe has a thin hollow needle that injects solutions subcutaneously|a hypodermic needle
30/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR II|$800|hard|In the midst of the Potsdam Conference, this man became England's new prime minister|(Clement) Attlee
06/02/2008|Jeopardy!|HAM LIT|$600|medium|In a Dick King-Smith novel, Ace is the great-grandson of this 'sheep-pig'|Babe
06/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GHASTLY OPERATIC DEMISES|$800|hard|In 'The Stone Guest', this Spanish seducer mocks a statue, which retaliates by dragging him down to hell|Don Juan
19/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$600|medium|This element makes up about 78% of normal dry air by volume|Nitrogen
19/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'F' WORDS|$200|easy|From the French for 'promise' or 'trust', it's one's bride-to-be|Fiancee
27/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BJORN AGAIN|$1200|hard|In 1857 Bjornstjerne Bjornson succeeded this playwright as the head of Norway's Bergen Theater|Henrik Ibsen
18/11/1988|Jeopardy!|PATRON SAINTS|$100|easy|The name of this patron of wayfarers comes from Greek for 'one who carries Christ'|St. Christopher
23/12/2009|Jeopardy!|'B' FORE 'N' AFTER|$200|easy|A legume, maybe a green one|a bean
01/12/2004|Jeopardy!|FOREVER 39|$600|medium|This president was 39 when he won a Pulitzer Prize|John F. Kennedy
19/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$600|medium|A landscape by this 'elder' Flemish painter is seen here|Pieter Bruegel the Elder
28/01/2009|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL RHYME TIME|$1000|hard|A coffee-colored tiara|a brown crown
24/10/2000|Jeopardy!|CHARACTER STUDY|$400|easy|Bertha Mason, Grace Poole, Mr. Rochester|Jane Eyre
31/03/2008|Jeopardy!|WEAPONRY|$800|hard|In the missile called a 'SAM', it's what the 'A' stands for|air
03/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE LATIN|$1200|hard|That's funny--the name of this arm bone is from the Latin for 'shoulder'|humerus
12/04/2010|Jeopardy!|HI, BOB|$600|medium|The onscreen & offscreen antics of this 'Hogan's Heroes' star inspired the 2002 film 'Auto Focus'|Bob Crane
22/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLYMPIC GAMES|$1600|hard|Normal hill & large hill are the 2 individual events in this Winter Olympic sport|the ski jump
17/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'SUP'|$1600|hard|This type of assistance comes before group, hose or system|support
18/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|STATES OF THE UNION|$2000|hard|The 4 large stars on the flag of Arkansas represent the U.S., France, Spain & this|the Confederacy
12/06/2006|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE SUCH A TOOL!|$1000|hard|A helicopter|a chopper
21/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH OPERA|$800|hard|The opera based on this Maurice Sendak book features a wild thing with beard & a wild thing with horns|Where The Wild Things Are
10/07/1998|Jeopardy!|CAR MODELS|$200|easy|Tercel, Celica, Paseo|Toyota
06/10/1998|Jeopardy!|BOND....JAMES BOND|$400|easy|David Niven played James Bond in this 1967 spoof|Casino Royale
06/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE ART OF WORK|$2000|hard|For the song 'Gretchen at' this device, Schubert wrote a piano part to imitate its whirring|a spinning wheel
20/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE 19th CENTURY|$400|easy|One of the 3 large empires of 19th century Eastern Europe was this 'Sick Man'|the Ottoman Empire
08/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMERS|$600|medium|Edwin Hubble was the first to say the Andromeda nebula was one of these, separate from ours|Galaxy
28/05/2008|Jeopardy!|RANKS & TITLES|$200|easy|It's the 2-word title for the head of a parliamentary government|prime minister
11/07/2011|Jeopardy!|KIDNAPPED|$200|easy|This heiress was abducted from her Berkeley apt. on Feb. 4, 1974; the FBI captured her on Sept. 18, 1975|Patty Hearst
19/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1000|hard|Proust paid to publish 'Swann's Way', the first part of this epic work, after publishers rejected it|Rememberance of Things Past
10/11/1999|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD HEARTTHROBS|$300|easy|This 'Mummy' star was pretty much unwrapped in 'Encino Man' & 'George of the Jungle'|Brendan Fraser
26/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CANADIAN MUSICIANS|$600|medium|Jazz musician Maynard Ferguson is renowned for his high, squealing tone on this instrument|Trumpet
18/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TREES|$800|hard|It's the type of tree on the flag of Lebanon|a cedar
07/11/2002|Jeopardy!|E BEFORE I|$600|medium|Term for a young cow that hasn't yet borne a calf|heifer
18/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|JAZZ|$400|easy|Duke Ellington was a regular attraction at this famous Harlem nightclub from 1927-1932|Cotton Club
19/10/2007|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$400|easy|Many have reported seeing ghosts inside the governor's mansion in this Nevada capital|Carson City
18/01/1999|Jeopardy!|HOW TO PROPOSE MARRIAGE|$100|easy|One might urge her intended 'to tie' one of these|The knot
31/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC GLOSSARY|$2500|hard|Chadds this, Pennsylvania was originally a place to cross the Brandywine|Ford
27/04/2010|Jeopardy!|ZOMBIELAND|$400|easy|& they thought alligators were bad!  In 1984's 'C.H.U.D.' zombies haunt this city's sewer system|New York
26/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PITFALL|$2000|hard|The Anglo-Saxons held their ground against the invaders until King Harold tok an arrow to the eye in this 1066 battle|the Battle of Hastings
31/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|1950S SITCOMS|$200|easy|The 1952 movie 'Here Come The Nelsons' served as the pilot for this sitcom|(The Adventures Of) Ozzie & Harriet
21/06/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL A PLANT|$1000|hard|The Great Basin bristlecone species of this tree can live for more than 4,000 years|a pine
16/11/2009|Jeopardy!|THINGS ARE LOOKING 'UP'|$800|hard|6-letter word for a disturbance, especially a noisy one|uproar
28/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NICE SAUSAGE!|$2000|hard|This sausage sounds like a big deal, & in France it's known as fromage de tete|headcheese
19/09/2011|Jeopardy!|NOBEL PRIZE CATEGORIES BY WINNER|$600|medium|Milton Friedman, 1976|Economics
14/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PUT A KIRK IN IT|$1000|hard|Kirk played Rick Martin, a role based on Bix Beiderbecke, in 'Young Man with' one of these|A horn
30/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$600|medium|This sponsor of the Erie Canal served as NYC mayor prior to becoming governor of N.Y. in 1817|DeWitt Clinton
18/10/1999|Jeopardy!|HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS|$500|medium|Michigan's Upper & Lower Peninsulas are connected by this suspension bridge that's 1.58 miles between anchorages|Mackinac Bridge
11/06/2003|Jeopardy!|FOLLOW 'DE' LEADER|$800|hard|To make into a god|deify
02/01/2003|Jeopardy!|'L.P.'s|$1000|hard|Objects appear to get smaller & parallel lines converge in the distance in this system of spatial representation|linear perspective
20/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|RELATED WORDS|$1600|hard|'Culprit', meaning the guilty party, evolved from this adjective meaning 'guilty'|culpable
26/02/1998|Jeopardy!|I WANT A DIVORCE|$200|easy|In May 1997 The Donald boasted he was divorcing her before the prenup could give her more of his millions|Marla Maples
13/05/2002|Jeopardy!|'GRAND' CENTRAL|$400|easy|This midwestern city of 190,000 was built on the site of an Ottawa Indian village|Grand Rapids
17/07/1997|Jeopardy!|OCEANIA|$500|medium|These 3 terms meaning 'Small Islands', 'Black Islands' & 'Many Islands' make up Oceania|Micronesia, Melanesia & Polynesia
31/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'PAR' FOR THE...|$800|hard|Some species of this birdlike fish secrete a mucus sac around their bodies at night for shelter|a parrotfish
16/03/1999|Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$100|easy|It's the central library of the Roman Catholic Church|The Vatican Library
10/07/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|$100|easy|2 signers of the Declaration of Independence had the same last name as this Confederate general-in-chief|Robert E. Lee
19/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAME, PLEASE|$1200|hard|The losing commander at Little Bighorn|(George) Armstrong (Custer)
16/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$1000|hard|After the Trojan War ended, it took Odysseus 10 years to return home to this island|Ithaca
10/09/2008|Jeopardy!|SCOTT LAND|$1000|hard|F. Scott Fitzgerald was named for this relative of his who wrote a famous song|Francis Scott Key
09/06/1998|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$500|medium|This unit of currency of the Cayman Islands is divided into 100 cents; makes sense to us|Cayman Islands Dollar
31/10/2005|Jeopardy!|FIBERS|$600|medium|DuPont coined this term but chose not to trademark it so it could enter the lexicon as a synonym for 'stockings'|nylon
27/02/1997|Jeopardy!|NAME DROPPERS|$100|easy|The Rolling Stone Encyclopedia calls The Artist Formerly Known As this 'Symbol Man' or just 'Formerly'|Prince
09/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AUTOBIOGRAPHERS|$400|easy|A German master: 'From My Life: Poetry and Truth' (1813)|Goethe
03/02/1997|Final Jeopardy!|DEMOCRATS|None|None|Bill Clinton is the first Democrat since this man to be elected president twice|Franklin Delano Roosevelt
28/12/2010|Final Jeopardy!|CABINET OFFICERS|None|None|He was the last Secretary of State to serve in the post under 2 presidents|Henry Kissinger
28/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A CAJUN CATEGORY|$800|hard|This Cajun favorite, deep-fried & dusted with sugar, is the state doughnut of Louisiana|a beignet
26/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHIES|$400|easy|William Manchester kept this soldier from fading away in his biography 'American Caesar'|Douglas MacArthur
07/04/2006|Jeopardy!|SHIPS|$200|easy|The ships of Columbus' first voyage were 2 caravels & this bigger ship, a type called a nao|the Santa Maria
07/10/2002|Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$200|easy|On November 22, 2001 he personally sent his first e-mail, a message to Roman Catholics in Oceania|Pope John Paul II
16/06/2003|Jeopardy!|AN APPLE A DAY|$200|easy|These sour wild apples are usually less than 2 inches in diameter|crabapples
28/10/2010|Final Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|None|None|This 4-letter term for a religious group that holds distinctive beliefs comes from the Latin for 'follow'|a sect
31/10/2000|Final Jeopardy!|MEDICAL CONDITIONS|None|None|Named for the outline it commonly produces, it affects about 40 million U.S. men|Male Pattern Baldness
17/07/2001|Final Jeopardy!|AT THE LIBRARY|None|None|This author & biochemist who died in 1992 has at least one book in all 10 main Dewey Decimal categories|Isaac Asimov
18/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LESLIE NIELSEN MOVIES|$1200|hard|One of Saskatchewan-born Leslie's last starring roles was in 2002's 'Men with Brooms', about this sport|curling
18/07/2000|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$500|medium|In May 1787 this convention convened in Independence Hall|Constitutional Convention
25/11/1998|Jeopardy!|MILK|$500|medium|This sugar, which makes up almost all the carbohydrates in milk, is found only in milk|Lactose
22/02/2011|Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$600|medium|In 2010 this singer published his '100% Official' memoir, 'First Step 2 Forever'|Justin Bieber
03/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHY|$200|easy|The Stoics derived their name from a painted porch in this Greek city|Athens
28/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SHE BLINDED ME WITH SCIENCE|$1200|hard|In 1963 Maria Goeppert Mayer received a Nobel Prize in Physics for her 'shell model' of this part of an atom|Nucleus
30/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ANYTHING GOES|$1200|hard|Young Dill in 'To Kill a Mockingbird' was inspired by this author of 'In Cold Blood'|Truman Capote
07/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|KNOW THE SCORE|$1600|hard|The rest seen here is the same length as one of these|a quarter note
23/03/2009|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|None|None|You have to go back over a century to find him, the last president who never had a vice president|Chester Arthur
07/03/2000|Jeopardy!|HE'S MY SECRETARY OF STATE!|$400|easy|Dean Rusk|John F. Kennedy
30/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MY HEART BELONGS TO DADDY|$800|hard|Peter Fonda named this actress daughter after an old flame|Bridget Fonda
23/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ISAAC HAYES|$1200|hard|In a 1985 episode of this show, Rick James helps Mr. T bust Isaac out of stir; that's a lot of gold chains for one van|The A-Team
18/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CLIMBING|$600|medium|In 'Vertical Limit' Robin Tunney is menaced by this high-altitude condition of fluid leaking into the lungs|pulmonary edema
14/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH AFRICA|$800|hard|In South Africa, Ford sells the Bantam, a popular bakkie; the U.S. equivalent is the F-series of these|trucks
04/02/2000|Jeopardy!|PLAY YOUR CARDS RIGHT|$300|easy|In the 'Black Lady' version of this game, the queen of spades is to be dreaded also|Hearts
20/05/2009|Jeopardy!|'ROAD' TEST|$400|easy|You're driving in 2 lanes!  That makes you one of these highway swine|a road hog
29/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SERGEI EISENSTEIN CINEMA|$400|easy|Sergei ran afoul of Stalin while making a film on the life & times of this brutal czar|Ivan the Terrible
27/09/2000|Jeopardy!|LEGENDS OF BASEBALL|$400|easy|On September 30, 1972 this Pittsburgh Pirate got his 3,000th & last career hit|Roberto Clemente
16/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ROOF OF THE WORLD|$1500|hard|Tibet is the source of this river that empties into the South China Sea near Ho Chi Minh City|Mekong
18/10/2004|Jeopardy!|NUMBER PATTERNS|$600|medium|12, 34, 56, 78, ___|100
10/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'P'|$200|easy|The word 'pram' is short for this|parambulator
05/01/2010|Jeopardy!|WRAPPERS|$600|medium|After his birth in Luke 2, Jesus was wrapped in these clothes & laid in the manger|swaddling clothes
24/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOPRANOS|$400|easy|Kirsten Flagstad was famous for lending her soprano voice to the works of this 'Parsifal' composer|Wagner
25/06/2010|Jeopardy!|WE PREDICT YOU'LL DEAL WITH THE ZODIAC|$600|medium|'The Astrology Encyclopedia' says the key phrase for this sign is 'I balance'|Libra
10/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE HARP|$1600|hard|In his autobiography, this movie harpist said, 'I couldn't read a note of music'|Harpo Marx
26/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS & FIRST LADIES|$200|easy|She was lively & talkative, unlike her husband who was famous for his reticence|Grace Coolidge
22/04/1998|Jeopardy!|BRONX CHEER|$100|easy|Babe Ruth hit the first home run in this stadium when it opened April 18, 1923|Yankee Stadium
06/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|DID YOU NOTICE?|$200|easy|It's what the Statue of Liberty is holding in her right hand|the torch
04/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|B.C.|$400|easy|During the Shang dynasty, China developed these horse-drawn vehicles for warriors to ride in during battle|Chariots
30/01/2001|Jeopardy!|THE ENDS IN 'X' FILES|$200|easy|A 2-tenant dwelling with separate entrances|Duplex
17/03/1999|Jeopardy!|THE LUCK OF THE 'IRISH'|$100|easy|This bath soap is 'Manly yes, but I like it too'|Irish Spring
27/07/2011|Final Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|None|None|On the run following the siege of Oxford, he surrendered May 5, 1646 near Newark on Trent|Charles I
22/02/2006|Jeopardy!|WHERE THERE'S A WILLIAM|$1000|hard|After this man's speech at the National Convention in 1896, the Democrats came out pro-silver|William Jennings Bryan
16/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$1200|hard|'Romeo and Juliet' begins, 'Two households, both alike in' this|dignity
23/04/1986|Double Jeopardy!|BIRDS|$600|medium|Name of this ugly, naked-headed bird can refer to someone disgustingly predatory|a vulture
26/01/2009|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICA|$200|easy|The reconstructed birthplace of this pres., known as 'Teedie' when he lived there, is on E. 20th St. in NYC|Teddy Roosevelt
24/11/1995|Jeopardy!|SPACE MISSIONS|$200|easy|All the nicknames of the Mercury capsules ended in this number, honoring the first group of astronauts|7
13/11/1987|Jeopardy!|AUTO SHOP|$300|easy|Macpherson struts are not dance steps, but types of these|shock absorbers
05/04/2004|Jeopardy!|PAGANOMICS|$400|easy|This holiday's rabbit imagery is a holdover from a pagan symbol of rebirth & new life|Easter
25/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CALL ME W|$1000|hard|His foundation has given money to colleges & also to public TV to broadcast 'Sesame Street'|W.M. Keck Foundation
02/07/2010|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|After a 1997 golf injury, Evel Knievel got this body part replaced|his hip
04/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|A BUG'S LIFE|$600|medium|Different types of this insect transmit dengue fever as well as malaria|Mosquito
15/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR IN THEIR FILM DEBUTS|$2000|hard|Best Supporting Actress for 'On the Waterfront' (1954)|Eva Marie Saint
06/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LATIN AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|Tikal & Piedras Negras were major cities of this civilization of northern Guatemala|Mayans
14/11/2005|Jeopardy!|PRESS ON NAILS|$400|easy|This CBS anchor got hammered in 2004 reporting on President Bush's military service|Dan Rather
08/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1000|hard|Willa Cather's 'My Antonia', 'O Pioneers!' & 'A Lost Lady' are set on the frontier in this midwestern state|Nebraska
23/10/1998|Jeopardy!|NORTH AMERICAN EXPLORERS|$200|easy|In 1755 John Finley tempted this young wagoneer with tales of Kentucky lands he'd seen|Daniel Boone
15/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL FOODS|$1600|hard|This variety of kale has a color in its two-word name|collard greens
18/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE AN ANIMAL!|$200|easy|The red caucated variety of this head-banging bird is seen here|woodpecker
01/03/2011|Jeopardy!|ON YOUR COLLEGE VISIT...|$1000|hard|If you're a guy, be prepared for odd looks when you visit this Mass. school where Gloria Steinem went|Smith
09/06/2010|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS|$800|hard|Days after it was founded, this Sacramento paper stung the state treasurer with an expose that got him impeached|the Bee
22/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS NUMBERS|$1600|hard|If you strike out & double in 2 major league at bats, your batting average is .500 & your slugging average is this|1.000
14/05/2007|Final Jeopardy!|1920s LITERATURE|None|None|This character 'believed in the green light, the orgiastic future that year by year recedes before us'|Jay Gatsby
08/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WILD PARTIES|$600|medium|John Belushi & his frat brothers throw a wild toga party in this film, a campus comedy classic|(National Lampoon's) Animal House
10/12/1987|Double Jeopardy!|RULING WORDS|$800|hard|While a dulocracy is government run by slaves, a slavocracy is a government ruled by these|masters (or slaveowners)
15/11/1995|Jeopardy!|OHIO|$300|easy|A replica of their cycle shop is in Dayton's Carillon Historical Park|Wright Brothers
25/11/2004|Jeopardy!|RETITLED CINEMA|$600|medium|We're not sure how 'Unluckly Son-in-Law (To Be) Meets Tricky Daddy', this Ben Stiller film, fit on Thai Marquees|Meet the Parents
12/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIOCHEMISTRY|$800|hard|Pauling found an 'alpha' type of this spiral in proteins; Watson & Crick found a 'double' one in DNA|Helix
20/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|YULE TUBE|$400|easy|Yule have a green (ogre) Christmas in the land of Far Far Away: '____ the Halls'|Shrek
02/02/1996|Double Jeopardy!|1950|$200|easy|Ain Shams University was founded in this Egyptian capital|Cairo
26/04/1999|Jeopardy!|CAR MODELS|$400|easy|550 Spyder, Boxster, 944|Porsche
04/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$1000|hard|He dedicated 'The Rape of the Lock' to Mrs. Arabella Fremor|(Alexander) Pope
23/03/2000|Jeopardy!|STRAIT-EN UP|$500|medium|Bearing Taiwan's Portuguese name, it's between Taiwan & mainland China|Strait of Formosa
01/04/2003|Jeopardy!|AT THE ARCADE|$1000|hard|In the original Asteroids game, this was the term for jumping to a random location|warping to hyperspace
19/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE GEORGE H.W. BUSH PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY|$1600|hard|(Jon reports again.) The Bush Library has a replica of the office at Camp David where on Feb. 1, 1992, President Bush & this Russian president pledged to end remnants of Cold War hostility|Yeltsin
11/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$800|hard|In the Old West, this railroad, named for three cities, was said to have 'started nowhere and went nowhere'|Atchison, Topeka, & Santa Fe
13/02/2006|Jeopardy!|MUSIC VIDEOS|$400|easy|Paris Hilton is in this rapper's 'Just Lose It' video; he appears as himself & as Santa Claus, among others|Eminem
13/01/2004|Jeopardy!|MEDICAL MATTERS|$600|medium|Because it mainly affects babies & children, this disease is also called infantile paralysis|polio
06/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN HISTORY|$600|medium|This Revolutionary War water-bearer was the daughter of German immigrants|Molly Pitcher
14/12/2006|Jeopardy!|IN TEXAS|$1000|hard|The expedition of this Spanish conquistador crossed the Rio Grande & explored Texas in 1541|Coronado
14/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HITHER & YON|$1600|hard|Under British protection until 1971, it's an island Emirate in the Persian Gulf|Bahrain
23/12/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 1880s|$600|medium|(Kelly of the clue crew gives the clue from New York) Though ridiculed at first The Salvation Army's work was finally recognized in 1886 when this president invited them to the White House and endorsed their work|Grover Cleveland
20/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RIPLEYS|$2000|hard|On June 6, 1849 Major Ripley Arnold founded what became this city near Dallas|Fort Worth
27/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$2000|hard|In this ode Keats commands, 'Away!  Away!  For I will fly to thee'|Ode to a Nightingale
06/11/2008|Jeopardy!|HAD A WIFE & COULDN'T KEEP HER|$1000|hard|After a scandalous celebration, his wife Pompeia was no longer 'above suspicion' & he divorced her|(Julius) Caesar
16/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CONTRONYMS|$800|hard|It can mean to attach something, like with a clasp, or to detach something, like coupons|clip
26/11/2010|Jeopardy!|'ULA' LA!|$1000|hard|The Horsehead one of these is seen here|a nebula
18/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TAO|$200|easy|Benjamin Hoff brought us 'The Te of Piglet' & 'The Tao of' this character|Pooh
02/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|POPES NAMED CLEM|$600|medium|Clement XIII praised this religious order, his successor Clement XIV was chosen to suppress it|Jesuits
03/05/2010|Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|In his 'Secret Life', this James Thurber character imagines himself as a surgeon & a WWI soldier|Walter Mitty
05/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WOULD YOU BELIEVE?|$400|easy|A pessimist says we're in the worst universe & we're all doomed; this antonymic person believes just the opposite|optimist
14/01/1988|Jeopardy!|WARTHOGS|$100|easy|Roots, grasses, berries, birds' eggs, & even small mammals|eat
24/12/1999|Jeopardy!|O LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEM, PA.|$400|easy|Born in 1898, this Bethlehem, PA. native's works include 'John Brown's Body' & 'The Devil and Daniel Webster'|Stephen Vincent Benet
29/12/2008|Jeopardy!|MR. & MRS. MALAPROP|$400|easy|'I am your density', George tells wife-to-be Lorraine in this 1985 Michael J. Fox film|Back to the Future
29/10/1999|Jeopardy!|THE GHOST|$400|easy|Meryl Streep & Winona Ryder appeared in the movie version of this ghostly Isabel Allende novel|The House of the Spirits
04/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HOME OF THE BRAVE|$400|easy|The Silver Star|the U.S.
19/04/1999|Jeopardy!|WHICH CAME FIRST?|$200|easy|The Red Hot Chili Peppers, the Sex Pistols, the Moody Blues|Moody Blues (1960s)
22/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$800|hard|Gibreel Farishta & Saladin Chamcha fall from an exploded jet at the start of this Salman Rushdie novel|The Satanic Verses
18/01/2008|Jeopardy!|WATER UNDER THE BRIDGE|$800|hard|Beneath the Tacoma Narrows Bridge: this inlet|Puget Sound
05/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BEAR IT|$800|hard|The only bear of the Southern Hemisphere is the spectacled bear, found mostly in these mountains|the Andes
08/11/1999|Jeopardy!|WHERE'S THE LAKE?|$400|easy|Lake Managua|Nicaragua
06/12/1996|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN EXPLORERS|$200|easy|Stephen Long & Zebulon Pike have peaks named for them in this state, an area they said was uninhabitable|Colorado
07/12/2000|Jeopardy!|NAME'S THE SAME|$500|medium|James, Springfield|Rick
06/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FEATURE FILM DEBUTS|$1000|hard|She was first seen on screen as a teen in 'Lucas' in 1986; 'Beetlejuice' appeared 2 years later|Winona Ryder
25/10/2001|Jeopardy!|LITERARY LOCALES|$400|easy|Machines are forbidden in this remote land, the subject of an 1872 satire by Samuel Butler|Erewhon
19/09/2005|Jeopardy!|2005 FICTION BESTSELLERS|$400|easy|Appropriately, 'A Salty Piece of Land' was penned by this 'Margaritaville' singer|(Jimmy) Buffett
05/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$600|medium|These 3 letters brought together Francis Crick & James Watson, 2 scientists at the Cavendish laboratory|DNA
12/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE IN THE 1800s|$1600|hard|This German for whom a unit of frequency is named was the first man to send & receive radio waves|Heinrich Hertz
30/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FACES|$400|easy|Later chief justice, this man once got stuck in a White House bathtub & couldn't get out|William Howard Taft
28/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'G' WHIZ!|$1600|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew standing in front of the Flagler Museum in Palm Beach, Florida)  The Flagler Museum exemplifies the style of this golden era, found in the title of a book by Charles D. Warner & Mark Twain|The Gilded Age
08/06/2004|Jeopardy!|TV-PODGE|$200|easy|It's the series that gave us the classic catch phrases 'Yada, yada, yada' & 'No soup for you!'|Seinfeld
10/06/2002|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'I'|$1000|hard|Drumroll please... it's another name for a set of kettledrums|timpani
18/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HAPPY BIRTHDAY, THE NEW YORK TIMES|$400|easy|In 1904, the paper moved to this area now named for it & later cleaned up by Disney & Rudy|Times Square
30/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAY IN...?|$1000|hard|On holiday in this disputed territory where you'll find K2, you might be served Indian food one day & Pakistani the next|Kashmir
10/10/2001|Jeopardy!|I LIKE Q|$500|medium|Without the U Q is pronounced like a K, as in the names of these 2 Middle East countries|Iraq & Qatar
06/05/2003|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE GYM|$600|medium|In 2002 strength equipment maker Nautilus acquired this cardio brand that has you stepping lively|Stairmaster
15/01/1990|Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|The southernmost glacier in Europe, the Calderone, is in this country's Apennine mountains|Italy
11/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$3000|hard|George Gershwin personally asked Howard University voice professor Todd Duncan to originate this title role|Porgy
18/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PARTS OF A WHOLE|$1200|hard|Rotor blade, skid, horizontal stabilizer|a helicopter
26/05/1999|Jeopardy!|TOM JONES|$400|easy|Tom played -- who else? -- in this 1996 Tim Burton film about invaders from outer space|Mars Attacks!
30/05/2000|Jeopardy!|TELL IT TO THE MARINES|$100|easy|The Marine Corps motto, it means 'Always Faithful'|Semper Fidelis
11/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POP 'I'|$800|hard|The Farriss Brothers was an earlier name for this group that also featured Michael Hutchence|INXS
12/03/2010|Jeopardy!|FOUND IN THE JEOPARDY! ATTIC|$1000|hard|Some diehard 'Jeopardy!' Democrat still has the pin seen here from this election year|1988
06/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NOT BORED OF DIRECTORS|$800|hard|We didn't tire of this director's Westerns even by 1964's 'Cheyenne Autumn'|John Ford
19/04/2006|Jeopardy!|GREAT BOOKS IN HAIKU|$200|easy|1719/ My name is not Gilligan/ Thank God it's Friday|Robinson Crusoe
03/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MAKE IT SINGULAR|$1200|hard|Criteria|criterion
12/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN ARCHITECTURE|$800|hard|The audience hall of Lubeck's Rathaus dates from 1754 to 1761, a superb example of this light, ornamental style|Rococo
23/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BABY TALK|$400|easy|A swimming stroke consisting of alternating overarm strokes & a flutter kick|Crawl
28/11/2006|Jeopardy!|BEN FRANKLIN|$800|hard|1751's 'Experiments and Observations on' this helped make Ben's name; the book was translated into French in 1752|electricity
22/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYWRIGHTS|$2700|hard|His 'Zahradni Slavnost' or 'The Garden Party' was first produced in Prague in 1963|Vaclav Havel
02/01/2008|Jeopardy!|THE STAMP ACT|$600|medium|The Crops of the Americas stamps included corn & this state flower of Kansas|the sunflower
06/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GET MEDIEVAL|$800|hard|In 1381, Wat Tyler led the revolt named for these farm laborers|peasants
10/06/2003|Jeopardy!|WINE TASTING|$400|easy|Limberger, an acidy Austrian red, might go well with the strong Limburger type of this|cheese
22/02/2000|Jeopardy!|WILD WOMEN IN HISTORY|$300|easy|This wild west 'Belle' served time in prison for horse theft in 1883|Belle Starr
11/10/2001|Jeopardy!|BODY FACTS & FIGURES|$400|easy|You have about 1 quart of this for every 30 pounds you weigh|blood
20/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE COMEBACK KIDS|$1200|hard|A child with 'Silver Spoons', he grew up to work on 'NYPD Blue' & '24'|Rick Schroder
23/12/2005|Jeopardy!|COFFEE TIME|$800|hard|Found in coffee, it's C8H10N4O2|caffeine
24/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|RELATIVITY AT 100|$400|easy|Einstein's groundbreaking papers appeared in the German journal Annals of this science founded in 1790|Physics
10/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS ABOUT TV SHOWS|$900|hard|Colin Dexter & Dick Francis contributed to a book about this PBS anthology series|Mystery!
28/10/2010|Jeopardy!|SHE'S A LADY|$400|easy|Britannica calls Lady Augusta Ada, daughter of this rakish 19th c. poet, 'the world's first computer programmer'|Lord Byron
20/05/1997|Jeopardy!|SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS|$400|easy|A vessel made to hold high-temperature material, or a Winona Ryder & Daniel Day-Lewis film|The Crucible
27/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LOCAL COLOR|$1200|hard|Mavi is Turkish for this, the color of a landmark mosque there|blue
06/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|An 'Abbey Road' tune becomes China's Nationalist Party leader|Here Comes the Sun Yat-sen
14/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|Mercy killing|euthanasia
15/11/2007|Jeopardy!|HABEAS CORPSES|$800|hard|Executed in 1915, this radical labor activist was cremated & his ashes mailed to labor unions all over the world|Joe Hill
24/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'T'|$400|easy|Spanish diacritical mark (5)|tilde
17/01/2003|Jeopardy!|TEXAS TECH|$600|medium|Founded by Ross Perot in 1962, Electronic Data Systems got its first computer in 1965, this company's 1401|IBM
27/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|NEW YORK CITY|$200|easy|This president, born just off Broadway, was the subject of the Broadway musical 'Teddy & Alice'|Theodore Roosevelt
24/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A GIRL'S BEST FRIEND|$800|hard|When buying a diamond, consider the '4 Cs' to judge its quality & cost: color, clarity, cut & this weight|carat
18/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WATER CARRIERS|$2000|hard|In the 1950s this project opened up a 2,300-mile system of waterways|the Saint Lawrence Seaway project
25/09/2000|Jeopardy!|THE STONES|$100|easy|He & Keith Richards enjoyed the satisfaction of writing '(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction'|Mick Jagger
28/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY TRANSLATIONS|$200|easy|Eternal laugh riot 'La Divina Commedia'|The Divine Comedy
01/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$5200|hard|[Hi, I'm Teri Garr.] I played Michael Keaton's wife in this hit 1983 comedy about a stay-at-home dad|Mr. Mom
11/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CRESCENT CITY ROLES|$1600|hard|In this movie, Bette Davis plays a southern belle who loses Henry Fonda when she wears a red dress to a ball|Jezebel
01/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GILMORE GIRLS & BOYS|$800|hard|Poet Dame Mary Gilmore fought for women's rights & the rights of the aborigines in this, her home country|Australia
25/12/1998|Jeopardy!|THE RED-NOSED|$200|easy|Much of the boozing persona of this Matt Helm of the movies may have been just for the cameras|Dean Martin
21/06/2000|Jeopardy!|'90s MOVIES|$400|easy|Clint Eastwood's dialogue in this 1995 romance meant it was 'time to harvest the corn', according to People magazine|The Bridges of Madison County
11/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$600|medium|Natural color of chlorine gas|greenish-yellow
18/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICALS|$800|hard|'The Color Purple' takes place in this 'peachy' Southern state, & it premiered there before it came to Broadway|Georgia
12/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|1990|$200|easy|This prince was hospitalized in June 1990 after he broke his arm playing polo|Prince Charles
09/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR I|$400|easy|Sunk by the Germans, the British ship Lusitania belonged to this passenger line|Cunard
13/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|UTOPIAS|$1000|hard|George Foerstner named his brand of refrigerator for this Iowa society to which he belonged|Amana
30/03/2001|Jeopardy!|2001 CARS|$400|easy|This Japanese automaker's Prius has a hybrid gas-electric engine|Toyota
13/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIGGEST U.S. CITY STARTING WITH...|$1600|hard|R (Bearing the name of a 16th century English explorer)|Raleigh
06/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS|$2000|hard|The LOC holds the oldest book printed in North America, a 1640 translation of these Biblical verses|the Psalms
29/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PACIFIC STANDARD RHYME TIME|$800|hard|Fine dining in the city where the University of Oregon has its main campus|Eugene cuisine
17/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|From its incorporation in 1813 until 1901, this New York village was known as Sing-Sing|Ossining
08/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL OUTGOING MESSAGES|$1200|hard|Hi, I'm out leading my 'Axis of Evil' country, as I have since '94--& FYI, I didn't think much of that 'Team America' movie|Kim Jong-il
16/10/1986|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$200|easy|Of trains, buses, or taxicabs, the one you can't ride in Iceland because they haven't any|trains
02/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION|$1600|hard|In the '80s big sweaters were popularly paired with these pants named for a strap at the bottom of each leg|stirrup pants
02/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$3000|hard|The 1993 Elvis stamp is the U.S. Postal Service's most popular ever of this type, honoring an event or a person|commemorative
19/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|18th CENTURY POTPOURRI|$400|easy|The Sugar Act of 1764 taxed American importation of this liquid at 3 cents a gallon|molasses
03/09/2001|Jeopardy!|DANCES|$200|easy|Back-bending dance that's neither heaven nor hell|the limbo
22/12/1997|Jeopardy!|CHRISTMAS CUISINE|$500|medium|At Christmastime you might have a 'burning' desire to make a buche de noel, a cake shaped like this|Yule log
28/02/2006|Jeopardy!|'S'-ENTIAL KNOWLEDGE|$400|easy|Important newspapers published in this country include Diario de Cadiz & Diario de Mallorca|Spain
02/10/2001|Jeopardy!|DISABILITY AWARENESS|$200|easy|She plays deaf pollster Joey Lucas on 'The West Wing'|Marlee Matlin
22/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE YEAR IN SPORTS|$3000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew at Indianapolis Speedway)  The Noc-Out Hose Clamp Special was the winning car at Indianapolis in this year; the race was cancelled the next 4 years|1941
08/03/2004|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$600|medium|Aneto in the Pyrenees is this country's highest point|Spain
16/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$1000|hard|Agana  is the capital of this U.S. territory|Guam
17/03/1998|Jeopardy!|ON ST. PADDY'S DAY|$100|easy|Israel's fourth premier, she was sworn in March 17, 1969|Golda Meir
09/07/2007|Jeopardy!|REUNITED|$800|hard|This band reunited to play 'Don't Stop' at Clinton's 1993 inaugural gala|Fleetwood Mac
05/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE FILL IN THE BLANK|$2000|hard|'The Last _____ ' & 'The _____ Agent'|Station
20/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LEO|$3000|hard|An 1898 rampage by man-eating lions halted construction of a railway from this body of water to Mombasa|Lake Victoria
13/01/1998|Jeopardy!|CINE DE BANDERAS|$400|easy|It's Antonio to the rescue as this hero, whose symbol is seen here: [Z]|Zorro
25/12/1996|Jeopardy!|CHRISTMAS SONGS|$200|easy|Nonsense syllables that follow 'See the blazing yule before us'|Fa la la la la, la la la la
17/07/2006|Jeopardy!|12-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|From the German for 'bell play', it's the metallic percussion instrument heard here|the glockenspiel
15/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MEANS OF TRANSMISSION|$1200|hard|In the book of Daniel, 'Mene, mene, tekel, upharsin'|handwriting on the wall
28/03/2005|Jeopardy!|MINNESOTA|$400|easy|Home to a famous clinic, this city was named for a city in New York|Rochester
15/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$800|hard|Edward Hicks did over 60 versions of this painting based on a Bible prophecy of the lion lying with the lamb|The Peaceable Kingdom
27/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'LIKE'|$400|easy|5-word phrase repeated by Dorothy Gale when clicking her heels together in 'The Wizard of Oz'|there's no place like home
28/04/1999|Jeopardy!|LONG-RUNNING TV SHOWS|$1600|hard|(Backstage at the Emmys: Hi, I'm Jay Leno, and the answer is:)  My 'Tonight Show' predecessor, Johnny Carson, became the full-time host after this man quit in March of 1962|Jack Paar
30/06/1993|Jeopardy!|THE GARFIELD ERA|$500|medium|This British bacteriologist born August 6, 1881 'molded' the lives of future generations|(Sir Alexander) Fleming
25/05/2010|Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE OF SOMEWHERE|$200|easy|In 1974 Tanzania decided Dodoma should be this, as it's in the middle of the country|the capital
28/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|DOTS NICE|$1000|hard|From the Dutch for 'to dot', it's to paint using small dots, & was a popular 18th century type of engraving|Stippling
05/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$1600|hard|This 1954 Terence Rattigan drama consists of 2 one-act plays: 'Table by the Window' & 'Table Number Seven'|Separate Tables
28/10/2010|Jeopardy!|SHE'S A LADY|$1000|hard|U.S.-born Jennie Jerome married a lord in 1874; that same year, she gave birth to this future prime minister|Winston Churchill
04/12/2008|Jeopardy!|DESIRE|$800|hard|I want my kids to get scholarships to this California school near Palo Alto, as undergrad tuition is $36,030 a year|Stanford
28/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN HISTORY|$200|easy|Segregation was in effect long before this country formally introduced apartheid in 1948|South Africa
30/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ON DECK|$800|hard|The USS Nimitz carries 90 arircraft on this aptly named deck; its area takes up about 4.5 acres|the flight deck
03/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'GEO'PARDY!|$10000|hard|A petty way of referring to a member of the middle class|a bourgeois
08/02/2007|Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$600|medium|Around 1507 this Polish astronomer began trying to prove that the sun, not earth, was the center of the universe|Copernicus
21/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA NAMES|$1200|hard|Amneris, Daughter of Pharaoh, has an Ethiopian slave girl-- her|Aida
10/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$600|medium|Novel in which an old seaman sings, 'Fifteen men on the dead man's chest --- Yo--Ho--Ho, and a bottle of rum'|Treasure Island
16/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'THE' BEGINNING|$1600|hard|From the Greek for 'to attend', this adjective means curative; you might find answreing the clue to be quite...|therapeutic
03/12/1999|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL BIG & LITTLE|$500|medium|On 'Taxi' Danny DeVito played this menacing dispatcher|Louie De Palma
08/02/2008|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN HISTORY|$800|hard|In 1498 this Portuguese explorer rounded South Africa & became the first European to reach Mozambique|(Vasco) da Gama
16/02/1990|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FIRSTS|$100|easy|The first telephone of this type was installed in a bank in Hartford, Conn. in 1889|a pay phone (or public telephone)
14/02/2011|Jeopardy!|BEATLES PEOPLE|$800|hard|She 'died in the church and was buried along with her name. Nobody came'|Eleanor Rigby
15/12/1997|Jeopardy!|THE WILD WEST|$200|easy|His '1873', known as The Peacemaker, was a favorite of quick-draw gunslingers|Samuel Colt
28/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ORANGE YOU HUNGRY?|$1200|hard|Orange chicken is the most popular item at this restaurant founded by Andrew Cherng|Panda Express
29/06/2000|Jeopardy!|'WORD' PLAY|$300|easy|This game show premiered on CBS Oct. 2, 1961|Password
17/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NUTRITION|$200|easy|Cooking fruits & vegetables with this appliance retains more vitamin C than steaming, baking, or broiling|microwave oven
19/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$200|easy|The triple point is the temperature and pressure at which these three phases of a substance co-exist|Solid, Liquid, and Gas
11/11/1992|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN HISTORY|$200|easy|In the 1970s, as many as 18,000 troops from this Caribbean country fought in Angola's civil war|Cuba
24/06/1998|Jeopardy!|STRANGE BUT TRUE|$300|easy|Everything was shipshape, but no one was home when this ghost ship was boarded in 1872|The Mary Celeste
29/04/1998|Jeopardy!|GET THE VIBE|$400|easy|If you hear this venomous reptile vibrating its segmented tail end, back off!|a rattlesnake
01/03/2007|Jeopardy!|RECONSTRUCTION|$800|hard|Once a term for a worthless farm animal, it referred to white Southerners who supported the Republicans|scallywags
07/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE LIBRARY|$200|easy|First published in 1937, it was revised in 1951 to bring it into line with 'The Lord of the Rings'|The Hobbit
05/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|H.H.|$1000|hard|In the 1530s this 'Younger' German became court painter to King Henry VIII; his duties included designing jewelry|Hans Holbein
24/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$800|hard|In the early 1400s Robert Campin & Jan Van Eyck helped start the 'Northern' one of these movements|Renaissance
08/11/1991|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL|$300|easy|In 1990 this Royals third baseman became the 1st to win batting titles in 3 different decades|George Brett
01/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE FACTS OF LIFE|$4000|hard|The name of this portion of the brainstem means 'the long marrow'|medulla oblongata
25/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LIGHTLY SCRAMBLED EGGHEADS|$2000|hard|Pre-Socratic 'all is one' thinker: RAPMENIDES|Parmenides
23/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'60s FLICKS|$600|medium|In 1968 this title pair was played by Leonard Whiting & Olivia Hussey|Romeo & Juliet
08/10/2004|Jeopardy!|GONE FISHIN'|$200|easy|A tunable laser is one that can be manipulated into emitting its beam over a continuous range of frequencies|tuna (in tunable)
30/05/2011|Jeopardy!|NO DICE|$400|easy|Shown here is the creation of the powerful piece called this|the king
02/07/2004|Jeopardy!|IN A MUSICAL MOOD|$1000|hard|The thrill of an expected return is recounted in this favorite|When Johnny Comes Marching Home
16/04/2003|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC PAIRINGS|$800|hard|...& the Funky Bunch|Marky Mark
10/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD|$200|easy|The crookneck type of this vegetable has creamy-yellow, mild-tasting flesh|Squash
30/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE LAW|$400|easy|An application to a judge to obtain an order; a lawyer might make one to dismiss or to suppress|a motion
09/09/1998|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$200|easy|The 2 South American countries whose names end with the letters 'guay'|Paraguay & Uruguay
11/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ONCE UPON A NOVEMBER|$1200|hard|This pair saw the Pacific Ocean for the first time at the mouth of the Columbia River on Nov. 7, 1805|Lewis & Clark
08/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|INTELLIGENCE|$600|medium|German military communications of WWII were a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside this coding machine|Enigma
22/12/2010|Jeopardy!|IN DEFENSE OF FRUITCAKE|$400|easy|In 'Martin Chuzzlewit', this author called fruitcake 'a geological homemade cake'|Dickens
07/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$2000|hard|The few people who live on this island partner of Antigua keep busy lobster fishing|Barbuda
12/03/2007|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|(Jon of the Clue Crew points to two diagrams of the Earth's tilt on the monitor.)  Because of the tilt of the Earth's axis both in summer & winter, solar panels in the United States facing this direction receive the most sun|south
31/12/1996|Jeopardy!|BIRDS|$100|easy|The shape of the letter A goes back to an Egyptian symbol for this bird, a symbol of the U.S.|Eagle
04/06/2008|Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS NUMBERS|$1000|hard|At Maundy Thursday mass, a priest traditionally washes the feet of this many people|12
31/05/2006|Jeopardy!|CARTOON MICE|$400|easy|This red-caped Terrytoons rodent has been saving the day on TV since 1955, with operatic flair|Mighty Mouse
01/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA SETTINGS|$400|easy|The first part of Wagner's 'Ring' cycle takes place on this river|the Rhine
25/01/2010|Jeopardy!|U.S. FIRSTS|$200|easy|2006 research shows the first ships bringing us this shameful cargo were the Treasurer & White Lion, in 1619|slaves
22/09/1997|Jeopardy!|BREAKING UP IS HARD TO DO|$200|easy|After it broke up in 1991, 11 of its former republics joined the Commonwealth of Independent States|Soviet Union/U.S.S.R.
18/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|JUST DESSERTS|$200|easy|This brand of gelatin first jiggled in 4 flavors: strawberry, lemon, orange & raspberry|Jell-O
02/02/2010|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC DOCUMENTS|$1000|hard|In English (not Latin) 1215's Great _____|charter
23/12/2009|Jeopardy!|MOVIES BY QUOTE|$400|easy|A band manager: 'The Boston gig has been canceled... I wouldn't worry about it, though, it's not a big college town'|This Is Spinal Tap
17/10/2000|Jeopardy!|NOTABLES RHYME TIME|$300|easy|Mr. Gates' excitements|Bill's thrills
09/01/2012|Jeopardy!|THE FOOD CHAIN|$400|easy|This company's first supercenter opened in 1988 & included a grocery & 36 departments of general merchandise|Wal-mart
09/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT STRUCTURES|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Saqqara, Egypt with a step pyramid in the background.)  Egypt's step pyramid, the world's oldest at 4,500 years, was designed by this architect, physician & sage|Imhotep
24/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|STRIFE WITH FATHER|$1000|hard|Executed in Utah in 1977, he told his brother that their father was the first person he ever wanted to murder|Gary Gilmore
05/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ADJECTIVAL ENDINGS|$2000|hard|Juno|-esque
19/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TRIOS|$800|hard|Grief for death, Herman's Hermits warbler Peter & Gawain or Bedivere|mourning, Noone & knight
13/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES|$800|hard|Walter Matthau & Tony Curtis both coached this kids' baseball team|The Bad News Bears
29/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY STYLES|$400|easy|The name of this creepy style of novel originally referred to the books' Medieval settings|Gothic
25/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IF YOU CAN READ THIS...|$2000|hard|If you can read this, you can read chapter 3 of the Old Testament book of this man, in the original Aramaic; the first word is 'Nebuchadnezzar'|Daniel
11/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$2000|hard|In the presidential election of 1796, he finished second in the electoral vote|Thomas Jefferson
06/01/2006|Jeopardy!|ADVERBS|$400|easy|Gently or mildly, it describes how he's 'killing me' with his Top 40 song|softly
25/01/1996|Jeopardy!|STADIUMS & ARENAS|$400|easy|Built in 1912, Tiger Stadium & this Red Sox park are the oldest major league ballparks|Fenway Park
18/03/1998|Jeopardy!|EYE ON INDONESIA|$300|easy|Amid a Muslim nation, this island next to java maintains its Hindu rituals, music & dance.|Bali
13/01/1997|Jeopardy!|JAPANESE FOOD|$200|easy|It's traditional for the host to serve a meal called kaiseki before this ceremony|The Tea Ceremony
01/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1200|hard|The round  glove worn by a baseball backstopper runs for president as a Mormon ex-Mass. governor|catcher's Mitt Romney
16/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TCM WITH ROBERT OSBORNE|$1200|hard|(Turner Classic Movies's Robert Osbourne gives the clue.) During the filming of 'My Left Foot', this actor spent the entire time in a wheelchair & learned how to paint with his left foot|Daniel Day-Lewis
18/12/2002|Jeopardy!|SPORTS HOME CITIES|$400|easy|MLB's Royals|Kansas City
28/09/2009|Jeopardy!|THE APARTMENT OF ENERGY|$600|medium|Heating this type of bed does add a bit to the utility bill, but it's all part of my Austin Powers persona|a water bed
17/06/2011|Jeopardy!|3|$200|easy|The 3-teired crown of this personage stands for spiritual power, temporal power & ecclesiastical power|the pope
22/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$800|hard|James Michener's 'Centennial' centers on a fictional town in this state|Colorado
13/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE FOREIGN NUMBER|$400|easy|Number of hills a Roman has covered if he's roamed over sette|7
13/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LIVIN' IN THE '80s|$2000|hard|In 1986 she published her 'Mayflower Madam' memoir|(Sidney Biddle) Barrows
06/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL ACADEMIC|$800|hard|She left her D.C. job & boss Clarence Thomas to teach at the U. of Oklahoma but returned to do some testifying|Anita Hill
27/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'L' WORLD|$2000|hard|Fodor's Travel Guide to France calls this town 'the porcelain collector's mecca'|Limoges
17/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'GREEN' GEOGRAPHY|$1600|hard|Bob Jones University is located in this South Carolina city|Greenville
23/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LED ZEPPELIN|$800|hard|Considered the band's masterpiece, this song was never released as a single; 'Ooh, it makes me wonder'|Stairway to Heaven
12/01/2005|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITY-SCAPE|$200|easy|In this city, visit the home of Mary Pickersgill, the seamstress who made the flag that inspired Francis Scott Key|Baltimore
12/05/2003|Jeopardy!|THE CHINESE ZODIAC|$800|hard|It's the animal for 2003, 2003, 2003, 2003, 2003 (sorry, it got cloned)|sheep
10/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MULTIPLE MEANINGS|$1000|hard|The bow of a ship, to stop or dam up, the main trunk of a plant|Stem
06/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CHEM LAB|$800|hard|An atom or molecule with a single unspoiled one of these is a free radical, man|Electron
15/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PARTS OF A WHOLE|$400|easy|Front derailleur, chain guide, sprocket cluster cassette|a bicycle
21/05/2009|Jeopardy!|RIDING THE 'RAIL'S|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows a video of a jetliner on the monitor.)  When water particles from jet exhaust mix with cold air in the atmosphere, it forms lingering visible streams called these|contrails
19/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MILTON|$2000|hard|'They also serve who only ___ ___ ___'|stand and wait
23/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CASHMERE|$200|easy|Cashmere traditionally comes from animals roaming this highest mountain range|Himalayas
01/12/2004|Jeopardy!|'B' BRAVE|$1000|hard|It's the marine activity seen here|breaching
15/01/2004|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|Remarkably, there were more than 60 survivors when this Zeppelin crashed in New Jersey in 1937|the Hindenburg
25/03/2005|Jeopardy!|BE A POTATO HEAD|$400|easy|Science class: with a little wire & strips of copper & zinc, you can turn lemons or potatoes into these|batteries
25/02/2009|Jeopardy!|NON-MEMORABLE MOVIE QUOTES|$1000|hard|(1984) F. Murray Abraham, 'Hmmm?'|Amadeus
12/02/1998|Jeopardy!|LITERARY POTENT POTABLES|$200|easy|Bootlegging may have paid for the bubbly that this title Fitzgerald character served at his parties|Jay Gatsby
11/11/2010|Jeopardy!|VETERANS DAY|$600|medium|Each November 11 a color guard executes 'present arms' at 11:00 A.M. at this Arlington National Cemetery location|the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
06/06/2001|Jeopardy!|BASKETBALL|$500|medium|In 1961-62 this Philadelphia Warrior became the only man in history to score over 4,000 points in a season|Wilt Chamberlain
04/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HEADGEAR|$600|medium|This hat shares its name with U.S. Forest Service personnel|Ranger hat
13/10/2008|Jeopardy!|SIGNIFICANT PEOPLE|$800|hard|Grace Murray Hopper is credited with applying this 3-letter term to a mysterious computer problem|a bug
23/01/2001|Jeopardy!|SPORTS AUTOBIOGRAPHIES|$300|easy|This coach's book is all 'Tark'|Jerry Tarkanian
03/06/1999|Jeopardy!|'DREAM'Y SONGS|$100|easy|1 of 2 'dream'y Top 20 songs recorded by Cass Elliott with The Mamas and The Papas|'California Dreamin'' & 'Dream a Little Dream of Me'
10/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$200|easy|Asia's population giant, finally admitted to U.N. in 1971|(The People's Republic of) China
09/07/2010|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE A NEW POKEMON|$400|easy|Melodeon's only power is to give enjoyment: it's a reed one of these|an instrument
24/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PRONOUNS|$1200|hard|The pronoun that is formed by the first 3 letters of the current monetary unit of Israel|she (from Shekel)
15/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE LATIN|$800|hard|It's literally 'something for something'|quid pro quo
03/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$600|medium|This Rex Stout character loves gardening & gourmet foods, as did Stout|Nero Wolfe
26/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$800|hard|'There is honor even among' these|thieves
21/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS|$200|easy|National British newspaper that was formerly published in Manchester|The Guardian
17/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ENERGY|$800|hard|The Sequoyah 1 nuclear reactor near Chattanooga is operated by this agency established in 1933|the TVA
10/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY NARRATORS|$400|easy|Jing-Mei Woo & 6 other women  (1989)|The Joy Luck Club
19/09/2008|Jeopardy!|MOVIES BY QUOTE|$600|medium|'How ironic, Tony.  Trying to rid the world of weapons you gave it its best one ever... and now I'm gonna kill you with it'|Iron Man
10/04/2006|Jeopardy!|KICK THE CANNES|$1000|hard|The first festival in 1946 screened 'The Lost Weekend' directed by this man|Billy Wilder
30/01/1990|Jeopardy!|THE WILD WEST|$400|easy|We know that he killed Billy The Kid, but no one knows for sure who killed him|Pat Garrett
25/05/2006|Jeopardy!|PARTS OF THE WHOLE|$600|medium|It keeps you from exposing too much of yourself: pull tab, slide, teeth|a zipper
29/11/2005|Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$600|medium|Long Russian novel smoked to prevent fighting between Native American tribes|War and Peace Pipe
20/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE GOAT|$600|medium|In May 1988 Ed Meese, facing calls to quit this cabinet post, instead fired his spokesman|Attorney General
02/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN LEADERS|$1200|hard|Yulia Tymoshenko was a leader of the Orange Revolution in this former SSR & became one of its leaders|Ukraine
11/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT A COUNTRY!|$1600|hard|The world's oldest tango festival, the Tangomarkkinat, is held annually in this northern European country|Finland
16/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|RUDOLPHS & RUDOLFS|$200|easy|This Italian got 1 of his 1st breaks when he replaced Clifton Webb in a dance act—how chic|Rudolph Valentino
21/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FEELING POSSESSIVE|$400|easy|This observance celebrates the 'Apostle of Ireland'|St. Patrick's Day
15/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|STOCK SYMBOLS|$2000|hard|What's really rad is that the stock symbol for this drugstore chain is really RAD|Rite Aid
28/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'C' HERE|$2000|hard|A snake & an experimental art movement founded in 1948 share this name|cobra
05/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE GUYS|$400|easy|His grandfather Erasmus argued in favor of evolution 60 years before he took up the cause himself|(Charles) Darwin
07/11/2011|Jeopardy!|SPORTS NUMBERS|$800|hard|An NHL team killing a penalty normally has this many guys on the ice|5
18/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|NEW TESTAMENT|$200|easy|It's the first book of the New Testament & the first of the 4 Gospels|Matthew
14/11/2007|Jeopardy!|HEALTH MATTERS|$200|easy|To control high blood pressure, you should exercise, eat right & reduce this seasoning in your diet|salt
30/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHICAL MENAGERIE|$1600|hard|It wasn't hard for this Lernaean serpent to get ahead; every time one of its heads was cut off, 2 grew in its place|the Hydra
30/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FEMINISM|$400|easy|Co, Po & Na are proposed alternatives to this male pronoun traditionally used when gender is unknown|He
11/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|STATE FLOWERS|$200|easy|It's not known whether Okla. is the kissingest state, but this 'kissing' shrub is the state flower|Mistletoe
22/11/2000|Jeopardy!|NEBRASKA, GOD'S COUNTRY|$300|easy|This 1913 Willa Cather novel tells the story of Alexandra Bergson, a Swedish immigrant to Nebraska|O Pioneers!
11/03/2002|Double Jeopardy!|INITIAL REACTIONS|$1200|hard|It's an IFO, as opposed to a UFO|an identified flying object
16/07/2008|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$600|medium|Starbuck is a woman on the Sci-Fi Channel's version of this series|Battlestar Galactica
31/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOON|$400|easy|The number of times the moon rotates on its axis during each trip around the Earth|1
19/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PETER|$1200|hard|The Peter of the Rat Pack was this British actor who married Patricia Kennedy|Peter Lawford
28/01/2000|Jeopardy!|A PERFECT LETTER|$500|medium|Letters of recommendation get you into college; ones from ex-employers are often called 'letters of' this|Reference
13/03/2009|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY FRANCE|$200|easy|Twain said of this dance, 'I placed my hands before my face for very shame, but I looked through my fingers'|the cancan
03/10/2002|Jeopardy!|THE FABULOUS (18)50s|$600|medium|On Jan. 28, 1852 abolitionist Wendell Phillips uttered the words 'Eternal vigilance is the price of' this|liberty
22/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ONE WORD OR TWO|$400|easy|The direction preceding 'Ho!'; or, a hospital area named for film legend Mae|westward/west ward
31/03/1999|Jeopardy!|COCKNEY RHYMING SLANG|$100|easy|It's a dickory dock, whether or not a mouse runs up it|Clock
11/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|RIBBONS|$800|hard|Universal Ribbon Company's TY1BS is a spool with a 2-color ribbon for this device|typewriter
26/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$800|hard|Machiavelli was a big fan of this king of Aragon born in 1452|Ferdinand
19/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'EAU' YEAH!|$600|medium|Tiffany glass is an outstanding example of this design style that flourished into the early 20th century|Art nouveau
12/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'O' YES!|$1200|hard|From the Greek for 'correct teeth', it's the dental specialty that's used to give you them|orthodontics
06/03/2000|Jeopardy!|HORROR MOVIE VILLAINS|$400|easy|'Halloween'|Michael Myers
08/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY BOOKS|$1000|hard|This zany duo reveals the 'magical' secrets of 'How To Play With Your Food' & 'How To Play In Traffic'|Penn & Teller
28/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$800|hard|Phnom Penh in Cambodia & Vientiane in Laos are the largest urban centers along this river|Mekong
04/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$1200|hard|In part II of this allegory, Christian's wife, Christiana, sets out on a pilgrimage|Pilgrim's Progress
26/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|GRAMMAR|$200|easy|While either takes or, neither always takes this|nor
23/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE STARS|$2000|hard|Nu Draconis is one of these that can be split using binoculars; for Mu Draconis, you need a strong telescope|a double star or a binary star
20/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|$200|easy|Years after his death, the social teachings of this man reached into the heart of America: (died in 1948)|Mahatma Gandhi
27/09/1995|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$100|easy|Ferrovanadium is an alloy of vanadium & this metal|iron
22/04/2011|Jeopardy!|LET'S HAVE ITALIAN TONIGHT!|$600|medium|This food network personality grew up in her film producer grandfather's restaurant, DDL Foodshow|Giada De Laurentiis
02/12/2005|Jeopardy!|TV FANS|$200|easy|In 1980 fans were trying to guess & bookies were setting odds on 'Who Shot J.R.?' on this program|Dallas
13/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BLOOM COUNTY|$3000|hard|Whether in Nome or Bethel, you'll always remember this hyphenated plant as Alaska's state flower|the forget-me-not
22/06/2011|Jeopardy!|LYNDON JOHNSON|$2000|hard|In 1955 LBJ became the youngest Democrat ever to hold this Congressional leadership position|Senate Majority leader
24/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE QUOTABLE MAO|$2000|hard|'Communism is not love, communism is' one of these tools 'which we use to crush the enemy'|a hammer
09/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS ONSTAGE|$600|medium|He not only wrote 'Torch Song Trilogy', he originated the lead role of Arnold Beckoff as well|Harvey Fierstein
06/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ON WISCONSIN|$1200|hard|This city, b'gosh, the seat of Winnebago County, is at the mouth of the Upper Fox River|Oshkosh
25/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THIS PLACE IS A ZOO!|$600|medium|In March 2000 twin golden lion tamarins became a big attraction at this city's zoo, nicknamed the OKC Zoo|Oklahoma City
15/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED IN '05|$1200|hard|1005: Malcolm II succeeds Kenneth III as king of this nation|Scotland
08/09/2004|Jeopardy!|SHORTWAVE|$800|hard|This service that broadcasts from Abuja & Lagos has a name reflecting that of the USA's official radio service|Voice of Nigeria
21/11/2011|Jeopardy!|PICK A CARD|$800|hard|In Spanish & Italian card games, this international trumper is merely a one|an ace
25/09/2008|Jeopardy!|CHARLIE WILSON'S WAR WORDS|$400|easy|Also the name of an Adam Sandler movie, this military term is slang for 1 kilometer|a click
04/07/2002|Jeopardy!|PROJECTILES|$600|medium|Star-shaped projectiles were in the arsenal of these feudal Japanese mercenaries similar to samurai|ninjas
13/07/2010|Jeopardy!|LET'S BLOW|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew tries to blow out a candle from a distance, first with her mouth, then a plastic soda bottle.)  Blowing out a candle from far away is hard because the blown air disperses, but concentrate the air through a small opening & it creates a whirling mass of air like a tornado called this|a vortex
21/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IMAGINARY LAW FIRMS|$600|medium|They're Ready's 2 partners in the firm that represents qualified buyers of real estate|Willing & Able
04/10/2006|Jeopardy!|ADVENTUROUS TOURISM|$200|easy|Wave at a Yeti or 2 as you snowboard down all 29,035 feet of this mountain|Mount Everest
31/10/2005|Jeopardy!|VICTORIAN VERSE|$800|hard|'I never saw a man who looked with such a wistful eye upon that little tent of blue which prisoners call' this|the sky
17/05/1990|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$200|easy|This Antarctic bird's name was 1st applied to the now extinct flightless great auk of the Arctic|Penguin
22/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|JOHNNY'S CLASSIC TV THEME SONGS|$2000|hard|'Makin' their way the only way they know how, that's just a little bit more than the law will allow'|The Dukes of Hazzard
20/05/1998|Jeopardy!|BUGLE CALLS|$400|easy|Title soldier who riffed on Reveille in the 1941 hit heard here:|The Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy
16/11/1995|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL|$200|easy|In 1978 this Cincinnati Red set a modern-day National League record with a 44-game hitting streak|Pete Rose
20/12/2007|Jeopardy!|'DEC' THE HALLS|$800|hard|In the 18th century this artistic technique was known as Japanning from its presumed origins|decoupage
09/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED NAMES|$400|easy|Funicello & Fabray|Annette & Nanette
03/10/2011|Jeopardy!|ARTISTS ON FILM|$1000|hard|Colin Firth painted the title work as this artist in 'Girl with a Pearl Earring'|(Jan) Vermeer
04/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'BOY' MOVIES|$400|easy|1938: Spencer Tracy|Boys Town
06/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NATIVE AMERICANS|$400|easy|This leader of his people at the Little Big Horn took no active part in the battle|Sitting Bull
21/05/2001|Jeopardy!|SCHOOL DAYS|$200|easy|This Ivy League school gave Bill Bradley his B.A.|Princeton
14/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|2006 SPORTS LAUGHS|$1600|hard|A U.K. company was vilified for marketing 'Little Hooliganz', action figures of fans of this sport|soccer
02/07/2010|Jeopardy!|PAUNCH SHOPS|$1000|hard|The Melbourne, a porterhouse at this steakhouse chain, weighs in at over 1,000 calories|Outback
05/02/2008|Jeopardy!|WHAT A WEEK|$600|medium|Each year, World Space Week is at the start of October, commemorating this 1957 event|the Sputnik launch
12/11/1986|Jeopardy!|'ON' & 'OFF' SONGS|$200|easy|In 1984, comfortably or not, Lionel Richie was 'stuck' here|On You
10/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE DARK KNIGHT|$1200|hard|In 'Ivanhoe', this crusader king disguises himself as the Black Knight to aid the hero|Richard the Lionhearted
29/06/2007|Jeopardy!|I'M INTO WORLD 'P's|$1000|hard|In 1975 Murdoch University opened in this state capital of Western Australia|Perth
16/02/1990|Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$200|easy|The 'wet' type is used for cars, the 'dry' type for flashlights|a battery
17/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|INSURANCE|$400|easy|The great poet Wallace Stevens spent 39 years handling claims in this Connecticut & insurance capital|Hartford
07/12/2006|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$1000|hard|Herbert Spencer coined this 4-word phrase to describe Darwin's theory of natural selection|survival of the fittest
29/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BLUES CLUES|$2000|hard|2011 is the 100th anniv. of the birth of this bluesman, known for the 'Crossroads' where some say he sold his soul|Robert Johnson
09/10/1998|Jeopardy!|BARRY MANILOW|$100|easy|Barry co-produced her Grammy-nominated album 'The Divine Miss M'|Bette Midler
26/02/1998|Jeopardy!|I WANT A DIVORCE|$500|medium|This British entertainer might have asked, 'What kind of fool am I?' when he & Joan Collins split up in 1970|Anthony Newley
14/05/1999|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE FAIR|$200|easy|Dennis recreated a 1995 test & confirmed this product is 68% air|Twinkies
20/09/2011|Jeopardy!|TV TITLE ROLE PLAYING|$600|medium|'The Good Wife'|Julianna Margulies
11/03/2004|Jeopardy!|ALSO A BOOK OF THE BIBLE|$400|easy|Benedict or Westheimer|Ruth
12/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|STARS & STRIPES|$400|easy|Number of red stripes on the modern U.S. flag|7
08/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS' PEN NAMES|$1600|hard|O. Henry|William Sydney Porter
03/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRITISH WILES|$1200|hard|'Hark!  The Herald Angels Sing!' is one of the thousands of hymns by Charles, this Methodist founder's brother|(John) Wesley
26/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE WIZARD OF ODDS|$400|easy|The National Weather Service says the odds of this painful event happening to you in a given year are 1 in 700,000|being struck by lightning
22/03/1994|Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY & SPACE|$100|easy|Most of the meteors in a meteor shower are debris left behind by one of these tailed bodies|a comet
01/10/2007|Final Jeopardy!|CHARLES DICKENS|None|None|The title setting of this novel includes figures in china, iron & ivory; suits of armor; old carvings & furniture|The Old Curiosity Shop
23/06/2005|Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$600|medium|William Lipscomb won the '76 Nobel Chemistry Prize for his studies of compounds of boron & this lightest element|hydrogen
10/04/2009|Jeopardy!|WHAT IS THIS, SOME KIND OF JOKE?|$400|easy|From this '70s radio station sitcom: 'As god is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly'|WKRP in Cincinnati
02/10/2008|Jeopardy!|GOOD TIMES|$800|hard|Enjoy a murder mystery weekend aboard this train that travels between Istanbul & Paris|the Orient Express
26/12/2002|Jeopardy!|BITS & PIECES|$1000|hard|This part of a drill that tightens the jaw around the bit has a special key|chuck
10/06/1999|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$100|easy|His trademarks were jeweled costumes & elaborately designed pianos topped by candelabra|Liberace
28/01/1998|Jeopardy!|CLAP TRAP|$500|medium|Roman emperor from 54 to 68 A.D., he had a claque of 5,000 professional clappers on his concert tours|Nero
06/12/2002|Jeopardy!|OLD SCHOOL THAI|$800|hard|About 95% of Thais practice the Theravada form of this religion|Buddhism
16/11/1994|Jeopardy!|STATE SYMBOLS|$500|medium|This often-carved mineral is Alaska's state gem|Jade
24/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE MINOR PROPHETS|$400|easy|At 21 verses, the book of Obadiah holds this distinction in the Old Testament|Shortest book
03/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THAT ISLAND IS OURS!|$800|hard|Hopen, part of Svalbard|Norway
23/03/1990|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT|$100|easy|As president of the Senate, on Jan. 4, 1989 he announced to Congress that George Bush won the election|George Bush
13/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WE'LL ALWAYS HAVE PARRIS ISLAND|$800|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from Parris Island, SC.)  Marine training instills this motto, meaning 'always faithful'|semper fidelis
11/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|THE IROQUOIS|$800|hard|The Tuscarora joined the Iroquois League in 1722, increasing the number of members to this|6
11/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL LAST WORDS|$1000|hard|'I know that I'm going where Lucy is,' Lemonade Lucy that is|Rutherford B. Hayes
20/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ROAD TEST|$2000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows a map of Asia on the monitor.)  Much more than fabric traveled on this caravan route that started in Chang'an, China, & ended in modern-day Lebanon|The Silk Road
25/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$600|medium|In the 'dynamic' type of this state, 2 reactions are taking place, but at equal speed|equilibrium
25/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MMM... BACON|$1600|hard|Bacon rind that's been diced & fried is called this, which lends its name to a bread made from it|crackling
28/09/2011|Jeopardy!|TRIPLE THE FUN|$1000|hard|The 'triple bottom line' concept urges companies to be successful, caring & green: 'profit, people' & this 'P'|planet
14/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SHALL WE 'DANCE'?|$1600|hard|1984 bestseller by Norman Mailer|Tough Guys Don't Dance
01/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRITISH MUSEUM|$200|easy|The museum once housed 2 copies of this 1215 document, now in the British Library|the Magna Carta
01/03/2001|Jeopardy!|HOW TO PROPOSE MARRIAGE|$100|easy|Be a stickler!  When one proposes, one of these should be 'down on' the floor|Knee
28/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|TV show in which E.B. White's mouse-like boy lives with Laura Ingalls & her pa|Stuart Little House on the Prairie
13/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$1600|hard|In 1885 he left Edison because he was refused a raise to $25 a week; 6 years later, he invented his coil|Tesla
29/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK|$3000|hard|It's the double talk way to say '78 inches tall'|6'6''
05/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE ALLITERACY RATE|$200|easy|This baseball organization founded in 1939 includes a tee ball program for kids aged 5-7|Little League
12/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE ARTIST|$800|hard|'Cow's Skull: Red, White and Blue'|Georgia O'Keeffe
18/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PSYCH 102|$400|easy|A concept created by Freud, it's the source of the aggressive drive, as well as the sexual drive|Libido
27/09/2007|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY NOISES|$200|easy|After the hungry German shepherd gnawed on the tree, it let out...|bark
20/11/1995|Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$500|medium|Wassily Kandinsky joined Gropius at this design school in 1922 & remained there until 1933|Bauhaus
15/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HEDGEHOG-PODGE|$1200|hard|'The Hedgehog and the Fox' is an essay on this Russian count's view of history|Leo Tolstoy
03/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES|$800|hard|For a time this star of 'Beaches' & 'Hannah And Her Sisters' went by the last name of Seagull|Barbara Hershey
15/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR TEEN YEARS|$400|easy|He was a teen when he made his film debut in 'Max Dugan Returns' with his dad Donald Sutherland|Kiefer Sutherland
01/04/1993|Jeopardy!|PAINT IT 'BLACK'|$200|easy|It's a place or method for selling goods illegally|the black market
20/06/2001|Jeopardy!|100 YEARS AGO|$500|medium|On Sept. 7, 1901 China's Manchu government signed an agreement with 11 nations ending this uprising|Boxer Rebellion
24/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PSYCHOBABBLE|$200|easy|The exercise of getting in touch with this sounds like it's intended for pregnant women|Inner child
03/06/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$500|medium|Cadillac Mountain, the highest peak on the Eastern Seaboard, lies in this Maine national park|Acadia National Park
02/04/2007|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES HEADLINES|$1000|hard|August 21, 1968: This nation 'Invaded by Russians and Four Other Warsaw Pact Forces'|Czechoslovakia
10/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'Y'|$1000|hard|This bright-winged type of woodpecker is the state bird of Alabama|the yellowhammer
28/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NOW NAME THE OTHER...|$1600|hard|city destroyed by Mount Vesuvius along with Stabiae|Herculaneum
18/11/2002|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$400|easy|This TV 'Friend' won critical raves for her role as 'The Good Girl' in a 2002 film|Jennifer Aniston
12/06/2007|Jeopardy!|U.S. RIVERS|$400|easy|The many dams on this river in Washington & Oregon include Chief Joseph, Rock Island & Bonneville|the Columbia
30/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CARL SAGAN|$2000|hard|Sagan was among the first to suggest that Jupiter's moon Europa might have this & that it might contain life|water (an ocean)
11/06/2010|Jeopardy!|FACTS & FIGURES|$1000|hard|Fact: This Swiss-German bombshell was the first Bond girl|Ursula Andress
04/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$400|easy|In Wagner's 'Die Walkure', she was Wotan's favorite of the Valkyrie warriors|Brunhilde
05/12/2008|Jeopardy!|NORM!|$800|hard|Think positively! You'll know this man who wrote the newspaper column 'Confident Living'|(Norman Vincent) Peale
18/05/1990|Jeopardy!|GAMES|$400|easy|Pepys reported his wife & her friends played this game known as 'Blind Fly' in Italy & 'Blind Buck' in Sweden|Blind Man's Bluff
13/07/2009|Jeopardy!|TIME FOR CLASS|$600|medium|Shop: No, you will most certainly not be working with the gas-flame device called an acetylene this|torch
17/01/2012|Jeopardy!|AVIATION FIRSTS|$400|easy|Beginning in the 1910s, DELAG, the world's first airline, offered service in Germany aboard this type of airship|a Zeppelin
06/01/2012|Jeopardy!|SNAKES... WHY'D IT HAVE TO BE SNAKES?|$800|hard|You can tell by its stripes that the deadly Australian snake here is named for this big cat|a tiger
30/11/1998|Jeopardy!|WEST VIRGINIA|$200|easy|Each summer Grandview State Park presents a play based on this famous feud|The Hatfields & The McCoys
31/10/2001|Jeopardy!|TV OR NOT TV|$300|easy|'You want' this Debbie Allen show based on a 1980 film?  Well, it 'costs, and right here is where you start payin''|Fame
17/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$600|medium|Truman Capote's nonfiction novel 'In Cold Blood' was written in an event that took place in this state|Kansas
19/09/2006|Jeopardy!|THE U.S. PRESIDENT WHO...|$1000|hard|as the sheriff of the Erie County Jail in Buffalo, sprang the trap to hang 2 criminals|Grover Cleveland
01/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'MAJOR' CONCERNS|$1200|hard|In the Bible it's the collective term for Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel & Daniel|Major Prophets
08/02/2005|Jeopardy!|ACADEMIC PENTATHLON|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew points to a pair of polynomial expressions on a chalkboard.)  Math: It's what the lower expression is to the expression on the top|its square
09/01/1990|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS POLITICIANS|$300|easy|In June 1989 this Missouri congressman succeeded Thomas Foley as Majority Leader in the House|(Richard) Gephardt
04/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY LITERATURE|$1200|hard|A scientist tests poison on his own daughter in this American author's 1840s story 'Rappaccini's Daughter'|(Nathaniel) Hawthorne
11/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'T'ELEVISION|$800|hard|Reminiscent of 'Highway to Heaven', this popular series stars Roma Downey & Della Reese|Touched by an Angel
04/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OH, GOOD GODDARD!|$400|easy|Robert Goddard got his first ride in an airplane from this noted aviator who helped him get funding|Charles Lindbergh
11/05/2004|Jeopardy!|THE CAPITAL|$400|easy|In 1989 hundreds of pro-democracy demonstrators were killed by the military at Tiananmen Square in this capital|Beijing
30/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'P.G.'|$800|hard|In bowling it's 12 consecutive strikes|a perfect game
07/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'HOME' DEPOT|$400|easy|The last section of a racecourse|the home stretch
21/12/1999|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 ALBUMS OF THE YEARS|$200|easy|1991: 'Ropin' The Wind'|Garth Brooks
08/04/2004|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LIT|$800|hard|'Lucy Locket lost' this & 'Kitty Fisher found it'|her pocket
15/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE NEWS|$1000|hard|In 1991 reformer Ron Carey became the first directly elected president of this transportation union|The Teamsters
14/12/2000|Jeopardy!|THE CHERRY BOWL|$100|easy|In 1912 this Asian country gave the U.S. a bunch of cherry trees|Japan
11/05/1998|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$500|medium|Dedicated in 1910, the capitol building in this Kentucky city was designed to resemble the U.S. capitol|Frankfort
28/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|1989 BOOKS|$400|easy|His collection 'We Are Still Married' included poems & fictional sketches relating to Lake Wobegon|Garrison Keillor
24/02/2004|Jeopardy!|FRANCIS SCOTT KEY|$1000|hard|Key's brother-in-law & law partner Roger B. Taney served as this from 1836 to 1864|Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
02/10/2007|Jeopardy!|SLOGANEERING|$800|hard|'Great faces, great places' is the license plate slogan of this central U.S. state|South Dakota
25/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE ARABIAN HORSE|$3400|hard|This racing breed descends from 3 Arabian stallions bred with English mares|thoroughbreds
14/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IN GEORGE W. BUSH'S CABINET|$400|easy|Donald Rumsfeld, Robert Gates|Defense
27/10/1992|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$300|easy|In 1453 at Castillon, the French artillery won the last battle of this long war|the Hundred Years' War
10/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PIRATE MOVIES|$800|hard|Robert Newton played this pirate before Peter Ustinov played his ghost in a Disney film|Blackbeard
04/11/2011|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL RELATIONS|$400|easy|Isaac, to Rebekah|husband
04/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE TO, BUDDY?|$1600|hard|(Cheryl)  I say, kindly convey us to the Rockefeller Plaza to trip the light fantastic at this colorful spot on the 65th floor|the Rainbow Room
16/11/1989|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD HISTORY|$500|medium|Creator of Andy Panda, he held the longest contract in Hollywood --  58 years with Universal|Walter Lantz
05/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$2000|hard|To modify, or a place where sacrifices are performed|alter/altar
03/07/2000|Jeopardy!|TV BOY GENIUSES|$300|easy|This title boy genius of a FOX sitcom has 2 older brothers, Francis & Reese, & one younger, Dewey|Malcolm (Malcolm In The Middle)
17/01/2007|Jeopardy!|PLURALS|$200|easy|According to the Random House Dictionary, it's what you add to 'bison' to get its plural|nothing
02/01/1998|Jeopardy!|WHEN-THEY-WERE-YOUNG FILMS|$400|easy|In a 1991 TNT miniseries Julia Ormond played this woman before her empress years|Catherine the Great
12/03/2007|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES ON THE DOLLAR|$200|easy|Our neighbor|Canada
07/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARIES|$200|easy|2 years before turning traitor, he rallied the Americans to victory at the Second Battle of Saratoga|Benedict Arnold
27/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE BILL OF RIGHTS|$1000|hard|The 2nd Amendment says a 'well-regulated' one of these is 'necessary to the security of a free state'|Militia
20/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|5 OTHER SENSES|$5000|hard|You seem to feel you're owed a lot; you have a real sense of this, the right to guaranteed govt. benefits|entitlement
15/12/2011|Jeopardy!|DIALECTS|$1000|hard|Cebuano is widely spoken in Cebu, Western Leyte & parts of Mindanao in this country|The Philippines
04/07/1997|Final Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|None|None|One of this Russian's best-known works is the fiendishly difficult Piano Concerto No. 3 of 1909|Sergei Rachmaninoff
19/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$1200|hard|In 'La boheme' the poet Rodolfo falls in love with this seamstress who suffers from tuberculosis|Mimi
05/01/1998|Jeopardy!|'NEW' GEOGRAPHY|$500|medium|The name of this Virginia city near where the Monitor met the Merrimac sounds like a local daily|Newport News
04/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONIC NAMES|$2000|hard|Sadly for him, the 17th century gunpowder plotter wasn't quite as sly as the animal|Fawkes (or fox)
16/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE IN HIGH SCHOOL|$1200|hard|To make extra money, she sometimes cleaned out the tour bus for her mom Naomi & sister Wynonna|Ashley Judd
14/04/1999|Jeopardy!|IN PARIS|$400|easy|Not all of this Parisian subway is underground; some routes offer a delightful view of the city|le métro
06/07/2004|Jeopardy!|THREE CHEERS!|$200|easy|It's the breakfast cereal pitched by the animated elves Snap, Crackle & Pop|Rice Krispies
05/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BIG RIVERS|$800|hard|In 1960 India & Pakistan signed a treaty to deal with control of the waters of this river|Indus
22/03/2004|Jeopardy!|THE LENIN CLOSET|$800|hard|Lenin spent WWI in this country, but he was far from neutral on the subject|Switzerland
30/12/2005|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$1400|hard|This 1988 bestseller was subtitled 'From the Big Bang to Black Holes'|A Brief History of Time
04/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MTV VIDEO OF THE YEAR ARTISTS|$400|easy|1988: 'Need You Tonight/Meditate'|INXS
04/03/2011|Jeopardy!|WATER UNDER THE BRIDGE|$1000|hard|Beneath the Vasco da Gama Bridge in Lisbon: this river|the Tagus
23/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$800|hard|This American's 1942 mobile 'Red Petals' stands 8 1/2 feet high & consists of painted sheet metal & wire|(Alexander) Calder
21/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE STARS|$600|medium|This star of 'The Age Of Innocence' is the goddaughter of '60s guru Dr. Timothy Leary|Winona Ryder
07/05/1999|Jeopardy!|NATIONS' MOST POPULOUS CITIES|$200|easy|Australia|Sydney
22/10/2009|Jeopardy!|TAOISM|$1000|hard|This soft, flowing Chinese martial art rooted in Taoism is often practiced as a form of meditation & exercise|tai chi
30/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL POSTS|$800|hard|President Grant appointed Chester A. Arthur collector of customs for this port|New York City
12/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|18TH CENTURY QUOTES|$1000|hard|'What dire offense from amourous causes springs' begins his 'The Rape of the Lock'|(Alexander) Pope
01/10/2010|Jeopardy!|GET A 'CL'UE!|$600|medium|A brood of chickens, or a strapless purse that a woman might keep a good grip on|a clutch
22/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC APPRECIATION|$800|hard|'Tarare' may have been the finest opera composed by this man, a rival of Mozart|(Antonio) Salieri
18/02/1999|Jeopardy!|TEA TIME|$100|easy|Koicha is a thick tea served during the Cha-No-Yu, this country's famous tea ceremony|Japan
15/10/2008|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'SS'|$200|easy|In 1985, at age 22, Garry Kasparov became the youngest world champion of this|chess
04/10/2006|Jeopardy!|PLAY THIS|$600|medium|In New Super Mario Bros., Mario can go head-to-head against this brother of his|Luigi
26/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SCI-FI & HORROR FILMS|$400|easy|Before he was Spock, he had a small role in the mutant ant infestation classic 'Them!' in 1954|(Leonard) Nimoy
30/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$200|easy|Lightning struck when this 18th century inventor met Deborah Read & their common law marriage lasted 44 years|Ben Franklin
23/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'60s ROCK|$1000|hard|Their 'Age of Aquarius' album featured a medley from 'Hair' as well as 'Wedding Bell Blues'|The 5th Dimension
26/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S IT, I'M 'OUT'|$1600|hard|It's the transport seen here|an outrigger canoe
03/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'G' WHIZ|$200|easy|This observance always falls 2 days before Easter|Good Friday
11/01/1999|Jeopardy!|THE LIST LIST|$100|easy|Number of songs on the American top pop list hosted by Casey Kasem|40
05/06/2006|Jeopardy!|FEARFUL QUOTES|$800|hard|'I must not fear.  Fear is the mind-killer' is an axiom used by Bene Gesserit witches in this '65 Herbert novel|Dune
31/10/1997|Jeopardy!|BOBBING|$100|easy|In 1997 this ex-Senate majority leader agreed to loan Newt Gingrich money for his ethics violation fine|Bob Dole
21/12/2010|Jeopardy!|'B' KEEPING|$400|easy|If you're pondering your pupik, you're staring at this body part, for which pupik is the Yiddish word|bellybutton
13/07/2004|Jeopardy!|IN-FLIGHT MOVIES|$800|hard|Bruce Willis is waiting for his wife's plane to land at Dulles when trouble begins in this 1990 sequel|Die Hard 2
17/03/1997|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$300|easy|In the Latin Vulgate bible, this book is called 'Liber Judicum'|Judges
09/10/2002|Jeopardy!|RUNNING MATES|$400|easy|Gore was a mensch, selecting this Orthodox Jew in 2000|Joseph Lieberman
03/04/2003|Jeopardy!|THE NATURAL WORLD|$600|medium|Granite contains this mineral whose name contains the German word for 'field'|feldspar
05/02/2003|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$600|medium|In 1972 George McGovern called this president's administration the 'most corrupt' in U.S. history|Richard Nixon
11/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE ROLES|$800|hard|Private dick Steve Martin interacts with clips from '40s noir films in this 1982 crime comedy|Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid
25/04/2008|Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SPORTS|$800|hard|In the 1998 Winter Olympics, she became the youngest ever to win the women's figure skating gold metal|Tara Lipinski
10/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK PROFILES IN COURAGE|$600|medium|This orator spoke publicly of his days as a slave to an 1841 anti-slavery meeting in Nantucket|Frederick Douglass
18/03/1999|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$100|easy|This media mogul & owner of the Atlanta Braves is the USA's largest private bison rancher|Ted Turner
08/04/2004|Jeopardy!|TIME PERIODS|$800|hard|Long before 'Toys in the Attic' Lillian Hellman wrote 'The Children's' this|Hour
28/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|4 Es FOR THEE|$3000|hard|It describes an event without previous instance|unprecedented
20/05/1998|Jeopardy!|FIX THE PROVERB|$100|easy|The bigger they come, the harder they smell|the bigger they come, the harder they fall
01/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$400|easy|Court composer Michel-Richard De Lalande gave harpsichord lessons to this 'Sun King''s daughters|Louis XIV
04/06/2008|Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS NUMBERS|$200|easy|The number of days it took God to create the universe & everything in it (not resting)|6
21/05/2003|Jeopardy!|SPEAKERS OF THE HOUSE|$400|easy|Speakers from this state have included Joseph Cannon, Henry Rainey & Dennis Hastert|Illinois
16/11/1999|Jeopardy!|LET'S GO SHOPPING!|$400|easy|This famous food shop at Broadway & 80th Street is perfect for a file under 'Z' category|Zabar's
05/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ITALIAN COMPOSERS|$1200|hard|Hard tellin' why, after 1829's 'William Tell', he wrote no more operas the last 39 years of his life|Rossini
27/12/2005|Jeopardy!|SEE 'EO's|$600|medium|A dark underground prison cell in a castle|dungeon
14/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES THEATER|$2000|hard|Bucking tradition, critics, including the Time|Spider-Man
16/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OF THE END|$400|easy|He was about to turn 78 when his final presidential term ended|Ronald Reagan
27/05/2011|Jeopardy!|THE SHANGHAI WORLD EXPO|$400|easy|This Alpine country's exhibit naturally included a ski lift ride|Switzerland
13/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE 2011 TIME 100|$2000|hard|'Now in his second stint as Israel's prime minister, he is Bibi; as with Bono, a single name suffices' (except right now)|(Benjamin) Netanyahu
02/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS WITH 'UM'|$1600|hard|It was the huge white marble Wonder located at Halicarnassus|the Mausoleum
12/02/2007|Jeopardy!|STAMPS|$200|easy|This markswoman was featured in the 'Legends of the West' series from 1994|Annie Oakley
26/09/2005|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 HITS OF THE '70s|$600|medium|This No. 1 hit by the Bee Gees says, 'What you doin' and you're laying on your back, aah'|You Should Be Dancing
17/11/1997|Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$100|easy|In this state you can Kissimmee once, twice & once again, as it's a river, lake & city|Florida
02/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK MYTHOLOGY|$600|medium|Achilles was killed when an arrow shot by this son of King Priam struck his heel|Paris (who was with Helen)
19/09/2006|Jeopardy!|LET'S MAKE THIS|$800|hard|To make a diamond, apply a lot of pressure to this element--a lot of pressure!|carbon
02/04/2008|Jeopardy!|MONOPOLY|$200|easy|This corporation's monopoly on TV broadcasting in England was broken in the 1950s by ITV|the BBC
13/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|B.C.|$800|hard|This man born in Lumbini, India founded a religion|the Buddha
22/12/2004|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL FORESTS|$800|hard|Trees in this state's Tongass National Forest include western hemlock, cedar, & sitka spruce|Alaska
15/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE SPORTS PAGE|$400|easy|This Packer QB's first NFL completion was to himself, a deflected pass for -7 yards on Sept. 13, 1992|Brett Favre
14/04/2010|Jeopardy!|JOHN PAUL|$800|hard|Born 30 miles from this Polish non-capital, the future pope enrolled in its Jagiellonian University in 1938|Kraków
30/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CABLE TELEVISION|$1600|hard|Having problems with your pooch?  Get guidance from Cesar Millan on this National Geographic Channel show|The Dog Whisperer
06/11/2009|Jeopardy!|THE WORLD'S OCEANS|$400|easy|This ocean bears the name of the subcontinent that juts into it|the Indian Ocean
04/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT TIMES|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Karnak, Egypt.) Some columns at the temple to this god, whose name later includes the sun god Re or Ra are nearly 80 feet high|Amon
27/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE LOVE THEMES|$600|medium|Carly Simon: 'Nobody Does It Better'|The Spy Who Loved Me
10/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '70s|$1000|hard|A 1975 Robert Altman film centers on a music festival & political rally in this title city|Nashville
03/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LIGHTEN UP!|$200|easy|This brightest object in the night sky gives off no light of its own|The Moon
13/07/2005|Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$600|medium|The striding man seen here is featured on labels of this brand|Johnny Walker
24/04/2008|Jeopardy!|HISTORY OF THE JEWISH PEOPLE|$200|easy|1290: The Jews are expelled from this nation by King Edward I|England
18/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WOULD YOU TAKE AN 'IOU'?|$400|easy|Able to live both on land & in water|amphibious
21/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'K' RATIONS|$1600|hard|This melancholic philosopher & author of 'Fear & Trembling' was a frail hunchback born in Denmark in 1813|Kierkegaard
04/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HIDDEN CITIES|$400|easy|Nero met his match in this city|Rome (Nero met)
13/06/2003|Jeopardy!|I QUIT!|$1000|hard|In March 1987 Bettino Craxi quit after a 3 1/2-year term in this post, a post-WWII record|prime minister of Italy
10/12/1997|Jeopardy!|HOODS|$300|easy|According to his TV theme, he's 'feared by the bad, loved by the good'|Robin Hood
12/01/2010|Jeopardy!|MAKE A 'DOWN' PAYMENT|$200|easy|6 points on the gridiron|a touchdown
01/12/2009|Jeopardy!|CASTLING|$200|easy|No castle is complete without this deep trench that prevents access from the surrounding land|a moat
22/07/2011|Jeopardy!|ROLES IN 2010 BEST PICTURE OSCAR NOMINEES|$400|easy|Winston Churchill, Neville Chamberlain|The King's Speech
29/12/2004|Jeopardy!|U.S. NEWSPAPERS|$400|easy|Name shared by the largest newspaper by circulation in Houston & San Francisco|the Chronicle
18/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GET MARRIED|$2000|hard|This Baltimore divorcee's marriage to an Englishman on June 3, 1937 made headlines|Wallis Simpson
15/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE ME TO THE BALLET!|$1200|hard|I hear there's a heavenly body in 'Icarus': it's the ballerina who plays this heavenly body|the sun
05/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FOR THE BIRDS|$1000|hard|In falconry, the terms falcon & tercel traditionally apply to the female & male of this species|Peregrine
16/07/2003|Jeopardy!|STOCK SYMBOLS|$800|hard|A healthcare provider: AET|Aetna
21/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|1861 YEARBOOK: MOST LIKELY TO SECEDE|$3000|hard|On May 23 this state (its western part had doubts)|Virginia
05/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS & HONORS|$800|hard|(Hi. I'm Gretchen Carlson of the CBS Saturday Early Show.)  As a journalist I've been honored with  3 of these awards named for this TV legend, George Burns' famous partner|Gracie Allen
21/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TIME FOR A MOVIE REVIEW|$800|hard|'72 years after he emerged from his jungle lair, this remains one of the movies' immortal tales of unrequited love'|King Kong
10/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITOL THINKERS|$1600|hard|This Tennessee senator is a practicing physician|Bill Frist
03/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$1000|hard|Alha 81005, the first meteorite proven to have come from the moon, was found on this desolate continent|Antarctica
03/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|JOURNALISTS|$1200|hard|Jill Carroll, a journalist for this paper founded by a religion, was kidnapped but released in Iraq|The Christian Science Monitor
10/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NONPRECIOUS METALS|$400|easy|Originally the 'pig' type was cast in molds called pigs before being converted to steel|Iron
24/03/1999|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'G'|$300|easy|A source of rumors, or of Riesling (9)|Grapevine
01/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$1000|hard|Title character who says, 'Like an eagle in a dove-cote, I flutter'd your Volscians in Corioli'|Coriolanus
23/04/1990|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|Nautically speaking, if you don't like the look of someone, you don't like 'the cut of his' one of these|Jib
06/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|INDIANA JONES|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Skywalker Ranch in San Francisco.)  I'm at Skywalker Ranch with the Zeppelin on which Indiana Jones took a journey in this installment of his adventures|Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
22/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$800|hard|Dominant mammals of the Mesozoic Era, this animal order today includes wombats & wallabies|marsupials
19/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TIME FOR A 'BRU'|$1600|hard|The name of this armored warrior maiden of German opera is from the Old German for 'armored warrior maiden'|Brunhilde
08/10/1998|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT ARTHROPOD|$300|easy|It builds its nests out of paper fibers made from bark which it mixes with its own saliva|Wasp
13/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE A LETTER|$400|easy|The Spanish put a tilde above this letter to indicate a palatal nasal sound|N
12/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GET A JOB, KID!|$2000|hard|From the Latin for 'goddess', it's a distinguished female opera singer|a diva
27/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BIRD 'R's|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows three different kinds of bird feet on the monitor.)  There's a diversity of form & function in bird feet; whether for perching, for grasping or for defense, like the talons on these--a term for birds of prey|a raptor
27/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE HISTORY OF LIBYA|$200|easy|This discovery in 1959 turned Libya from one of the poorest into one of the wealthiest countries in Africa|Oil
07/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LIFE IN THE FAST LANE|$2000|hard|In the equation E=mc2, it's the constant that 'c' represents|the speed of light
06/09/2002|Jeopardy!|WHAT A BUNCH OF TV CHARACTERS|$600|medium|Doug & Carrie Heffernan, Arthur Spooner|The King of Queens
14/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE A LETTER|$1600|hard|On a bowling scoresheet, a diagonal line represents a spare & this letter, a strike|an X
16/07/2003|Jeopardy!|TO REMAIN 'SILENT'|$1000|hard|Quiet alliterative nickname of the U.S. Navy's submarine fleet|the Silent Service
09/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$1200|hard|Hokkaido is one of this country's main islands|Japan
16/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|VEGETARIAN CUISINE|$800|hard|A mashed banana or a quarter cup of applesauce can replace oil or a single one of these in a cake recipe|Egg
26/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ROLE|$1000|hard|In a 1996 FOX TV movie based on a British series, the 2 actors seen here both played this time lord:|Doctor Who
23/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE LETTER G|$1200|hard|In movie ratings, G stands for general; the G in PG & PG-13 stands for this|guidance
29/05/1989|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$500|medium|Slang for impudent talk, your parents didn't want you to give them any|lip
13/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'LL BE THE 'DAY'|$1200|hard|180,000 dwell in this city southwest of Columbus & northeast of Cincinnati|Dayton
11/06/2010|Final Jeopardy!|FLAGS & BANNERS|None|None|This 15th century person said, 'I had a banner of which the field was sprinkled with lilies'; written on top: 'Jhesus Maria'|Joan of Arc
23/06/2003|Jeopardy!|BOOKS TO LISTEN TO|$1000|hard|Humorist heard here talking pretty as he reads his own work|David Sedaris ('Me Talk Pretty One Day')
26/06/2008|Jeopardy!|WOMEN WRITERS|$600|medium|She departed from the theme of Chinese-American mothers & daughters with 2005's 'Saving Fish From Drowning'|Amy Tan
25/02/2005|Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$600|medium|Napoleon: 'From' this 'to the ridiculous is but a step'|the sublime
14/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY ALUMNI|$800|hard|This oldest of the Baldwin acting brothers was a poli sci major at George Washington University|Alec Baldwin
08/02/1999|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|None|None|He was the son of an Irish immigrant who was the Viceroy of Peru|Bernardo O' Higgins
26/03/1998|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$100|easy|The Ajaccio, Corsica home in which this French emperor was born is now a museum|Napoleon
22/04/1986|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT|$600|medium|He, not the Attorney General, represents the government in cases before the Supreme Court|the Solicitor General of the U.S.
19/01/2004|Jeopardy!|SOCKS AND THE CITY|$800|hard|This brand of men's dress socks, seen here, has headquarters in Burlington, North Carolina|Gold Toe
04/03/2005|Jeopardy!|____ & ____|$200|easy|If you've lost weight, Mom might say you're nothing but these 2 anatomical items|skin & bones
28/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$800|hard|This TV chef 'kicks it up' with his cookbook 'There's a Chef in My Soup! Recipes for the Kid in Everyone'|Emeril Lagasse
25/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THE PRESIDENTS' CHILDREN|$800|hard|While only 2 of the 6 children from his marriage lived to maturity, he may have fathered others with Sally Hemings|Thomas Jefferson
02/02/2005|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL CARICATURES|$200|easy|He was sworn into his new job in California on November 17, 2003|Arnold Schwarzenegger
12/06/2008|Jeopardy!|BODILY FLUIDS|$400|easy|Ptyalin is an enzyme in this bodily fluid that helps break down starches|saliva
07/10/2002|Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$800|hard|After its president Fernando de la Rua resigned December 20, 2001, Adolfo Rodriguez Saa got the post & lasted a week|Argentina
06/06/2001|Jeopardy!|'D' DAY|$500|medium|Late summer is when you'll find these colorful flowers, seen here:|Dahlias
27/05/2003|Jeopardy!|BRANDED|$400|easy|'Ladies, Please Don't Squeeze' this!|the Charmin
03/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'LAST' PICTURE SHOW|$1600|hard|Linda Fiorentino leaves her husband & makes off with his cash in this 1994 thriller|The Last Seduction
08/06/2001|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL VPs|$300|easy|Harry Truman|Franklin D. Roosevelt
04/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECTORS|$600|medium|'I like to use cities as characters', said this 'Meet Me In St. Louis' director, Liza's dad|Vincente Minnelli
23/05/1990|Jeopardy!|NAME'S THE SAME|$300|easy|Latin American pop music style, or a sauce used in Mexican cuisine|Salsa
06/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S NO LADY...|$400|easy|Before he was a Yippie leader & one of the 'Chicago Seven', he was a pharmaceuticals salesman|Abbie Hoffman
29/05/2008|Jeopardy!|I DO|$600|medium|After marrying musician Josh Kelley, she went from wedding dress in 2007 to '27 Dresses' in 2008|(Katherine) Heigl
27/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BET YOU DIDN'T SEE THAT ONE COMING|$1200|hard|In 1950 this general & head of the U.N. military force led a surprise landing behind enemy lines at the Korean port of Inchon|MacArthur
29/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew holds a stringed musical instrument with a triangular body in Russia.)  In a Russian marketplace, you can get a good deal on this item that's mentioned in 'Back In The U.S.S.R.'|a balalaika
05/11/2008|Jeopardy!|HERE'S THE ADDRESS|$200|easy|6925 Hollywood Blvd. in Los Angeles: Hands, feet, cement... what more could you ask for?|Grauman's Chinese Theater
13/12/2011|Jeopardy!|GETTING DEFENSIVE|$400|easy|Featherweight Willie Pep was so brilliant on defense, he once won a round by deliberately not doing this|punching
14/03/2008|Jeopardy!|THE SOLAR SYSTEM|$1000|hard|As seen from Earth, these 2 planets show lunar-type phases|Mercury & Venus
02/11/2010|Jeopardy!|MEDAL OF HONOR CITATIONS|$200|easy|Marine Corporal Duane Dewey, for throwing himself on one of these to protect his comrades (He survived)|grenade
15/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL MONUMENTS|$400|easy|Ocmulgee National Monument at Macon in this state preserves some prehistoric & historic Indian villages|Georgia
27/04/2004|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY MARRIAGES|$800|hard|Eddie Fisher married Elizabeth Taylor shortly after divorcing this woman|Debbie Reynolds
11/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE EYES HAVE IT|$2000|hard|It's no laughing matter: your eyes are filled with a clear gel called the vitreous this|humor
01/03/2001|Jeopardy!|INTELLIGENT FILMS|$400|easy|A blinding light suddenly turns this actor into a genius in 1996's 'Phenomenon'|John Travolta
12/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE QUOTES|$200|easy|1989: 'If you build it, he will come'|Field of Dreams
20/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|3-D|$800|hard|It's a supplement to a book|addendum
18/01/2011|Jeopardy!|ITS LONGEST BORDER|$1000|hard|Sweden's longest|Norway
09/11/1992|Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES|$300|easy|At age 82, she reunited with Sid Caesar for a 1991 stage show called 'Together Again'|Imogene Coca
15/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$800|hard|David Letterman said the president loves to hear this 6-word McDonald's mantra|Do you want/would you like fries with that?
19/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CATS & DOGS|$2000|hard|Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis was a Bouvier de New York; a fine cattle-herding dog is the Bouvier de this|Bouvier des Flandres
01/01/2008|Jeopardy!|OW! OW! OW! OW! OW!|$800|hard|In addition to the jagged wounds its tail spines can give you, there's also the paralysis & pain|a stingray
28/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON STATE|$800|hard|Its state tree, the western hemlock, helps give Washington this nickname|The Evergreen State
11/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. STAMPS|$1000|hard|This late California governor & U.S. Chief Justice was honored on a postage stamp in 1992|(Earl) Warren
30/12/2011|Jeopardy!|THE 1820s|$200|easy|In 1822 Friedrich Buschmann obtained a patent for this instrument also known as a squeezebox|an accordion
21/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OLD YORK, OLD YORK|$1200|hard|York's cathedral of St. Peter is the largest church in England built in this medieval architectural style|Gothic
09/04/1991|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|This Canadian province’s largest lake is Lake Winnipeg|Manitoba
23/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'I's HAVE IT|$400|easy|It'll get your motor running, your car's motor, that is|Ignition
02/07/2008|Jeopardy!|ROSEBUD|$2600|hard|Fabric name for roses like the Celsiana, which has petals that look like crumpled silk|a Damask rose
31/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AT RANDOM|$1200|hard|According to superstition, if this body part burns, people are talking about you|your ear
23/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS OF THE ATLANTIC|$1200|hard|Until 1995, the U.S. maintained an air base on St. David's Island in this British group off the coast of Cape Hatteras|Bermuda
02/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$600|medium|Since 1905, these brothers have shared their comic strip with der Captain und der Inspector|The Katzenjammer Kids
01/12/2000|Jeopardy!|BOOKS OF THE BIBLE|$600|medium|'My bone cleaveth to my skin and to my flesh, and I am escaped with the skin of my teeth'|Job
13/01/1986|Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICA|$400|easy|An estimated 40% of the world's total copper supply is in three mines in this coastal country|Chile
25/03/2003|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$800|hard|Registered nurses take a pledge named for this woman|Florence Nightingale
01/12/1998|Jeopardy!|STATE TREES|$400|easy|Iowa has 2 of the 3 letters of this, its state tree, in its name|Oak
28/04/1999|Jeopardy!|KINGS & QUEENS|$100|easy|The Old Testament says she visited King Solomon in order to test him by asking him to solve several riddles|the Queen of Sheba
18/05/2009|Jeopardy!|STATES BY STATE PARKS|$2000|hard|Fall River Heritage State Park|Massachusetts
20/07/2001|Jeopardy!|THE DAVIS CUP|$500|medium|This black activist ran for vice president on the 1980 Communist Party ticket|Angela Davis
07/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SINGLE QUOTES|$1000|hard|Attributed to Gloria Steinem, a slogan says, 'A woman without a man is like a fish without' one of these|Bicycle
23/11/2009|Jeopardy!|TWINKLE TWINKLE LITTLE WORD THAT RHYMES WITH STAR|$600|medium|Django Reinhardt was a master of this instrument|the guitar
03/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S YOUR DADDY?|$400|easy|Emilio Estevez|Martin Sheen
12/05/2003|Jeopardy!|THE CHINESE ZODIAC|$600|medium|You'll probably find the other 11 animals all taste like this one for 2005|chicken
12/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE MAP|$800|hard|Mercator's 1569 map projection makes this island (840,000 sq. mi.) look bigger than Africa (11-1/2 million sq. mi.)|Greenland
27/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MUSCLING IN|$400|easy|During strenuous activity, the glycogen in your muscles is converted into this 'milky' acid, C3H6O3|lactic acid
26/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|GLASS CLASS|$400|easy|Many mirrors are made using a backing of AgNO3, a nitrate of this metal|silver
18/01/2007|Jeopardy!|DEFENDING THE U.S.|$1000|hard|( Jon reports from NORTHCOM's offices. ) NORTHCOM doesn't defend just against military threats; in 2005, President Bush was here to watch the monitoring of this hurricane on Katrina's heels|Rita
11/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'C'OMPANIES|$2000|hard|Nice'n Easy & Herbal Essences are brands from this hair products company|Clairol
08/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & THEIR ROLES|$800|hard|In August 1989 he was in 3 films: 'Honey, I Shrunk the Kids', 'Parenthood' & 'Ghostbusters II'|Rick Moranis
12/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENT ETYMOLOGY|$800|hard|God bless this element, discovered in 1944 & named for our country|americium
01/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GOOD MANORS|$3500|hard|A racquet game derives its name from this manor house in Gloucestershire|Badminton
20/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC CINEMA OF THE '40s|$2000|hard|Marine Ira Hayes, who helped raise the American flag on Mount Suribachi, had a cameo in this 1949 John Wayne film|The Sands of Iwo Jima
03/12/1999|Jeopardy!|MUSIC APPRECIATION|$100|easy|Handel wrote a 1743 oratorio about this Biblical guy who got a famous haircut|Samson
02/12/2005|Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH REVOLUTION|$1000|hard|In March 1790 Robespierre was elected president of this powerful political 'club'|the Jacobins
01/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE NOVEL'S LAST LINE|$2000|hard|'It was the... Rachel, that in her search after her missing children, only found another orphan'|Moby-Dick
28/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|4 Es FOR THEE|$1600|hard|A ship that drags a body of water for ordnance, or a time-killing computer game|minesweeper
19/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MELANCHOLIA|$400|easy|A 1912 Norton & Burnett tune pined, 'Come to me my melancholy' this|Baby
10/11/2000|Jeopardy!|BORE & GUSH|$300|easy|Workers on a drilling crew are said to be 'rough' in this body part|the neck
20/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'RAM'|$200|easy|An episode of violent, destructive behavior|rampage
16/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MIND YOUR 'P's & 'Q's|$1000|hard|Soft wet miry land, like Vietnam, or a predicament, like Vietnam in the '70s|a quagmire
14/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1880S|$1500|hard|In an 1887 treaty China recognized Portugal's claim to this territory|Macao
06/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE STORY OF 'O'|$800|hard|From Japanese words meaning 'fold paper', it's the Japanese leisure activity of folding paper into various shapes|origami
11/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE SWORD|$200|easy|In 'The Lord of the Rings', he gives his cousin Frodo the magical sword Sting|Bilbo Baggins
10/01/1990|Jeopardy!|'BOO'!|$500|medium|R. Duvall played this character who saves Scout Finch from an attacker in 'To Kill a Mockingbird'|Boo Radley
23/09/2004|Jeopardy!|YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT|$800|hard|Hey, you!  You with the long-lasting caramel sucker & the blond in the mink!  Bet she calls you this!|Sugar Daddy
23/09/2010|Jeopardy!|ALCOHOLICS EPONYMOUS|$400|easy|This Kilmarnock grocer founded his eponymous red, black & blue label Scotch whisky brand in 1820|Johnnie Walker
05/09/1996|Jeopardy!|BASKETBALL|$500|medium|In the 1st NBA Draft Lottery in 1985, this team got the first pick & took Georgetown's Patrick Ewing|the New York Knicks
28/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE'S THE PROBLEM?|$2000|hard|Meniere disease|the inner ear
19/09/2006|Jeopardy!|A SEPTEMBER TO REMEMBER|$800|hard|After 72 years on the throne, he finally died on September 1, 1715 in Versailles, France|Louis XIV
11/09/2006|Jeopardy!|STATE INSECTS|$2500|hard|It's tough to separate church & state in Connecticut while having this as state insect|the praying mantis
12/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HETERONYMS|$1600|hard|A seamstress, or an underground channel for wastewater|sewer & sewer
13/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITY BIRTHPLACES|$200|easy|Greta Garbo|Stockholm
13/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CNN 25: PEOPLE|$2000|hard|In 1997 it was a boy, boy, boy, boy, girl, girl, girl for this Iowa woman, as she delivered septuplets|(Bobbi) McCaughey
14/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'KEY'|$1600|hard|This scientist is seen here with one of his important discoveries|(Louis) Leakey
10/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BALL GAMES|$2000|hard|The phrase 'a sticky wicket' comes from this British sport|cricket
03/05/2002|Jeopardy!|YOUR FEMININE SIDE|$400|easy|(Dr. Joyce Brothers reads the clue.)  If you're sure you've met this 'correct' man but he's skittish, keep your options open|Mr. Right
11/11/1999|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPER TOWNS|$500|medium|The Rocky Mountain News|Denver
11/10/2011|Jeopardy!|GIVING BLOOD|$600|medium|(Kelly of the Clue Crew holds bags of blood at an American Red Cross blood donation center in Washington, D.C.)  Every unit of blood is screened & tested for many different viruses, including HIV, & infections, including this--both B & C|hepatitis
05/02/2007|Final Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|None|None|In South America, these are the 2 most widely spoken languages|Spanish & Portuguese
05/11/2009|Jeopardy!|MULTIPLE MEANINGS|$200|easy|To think seriously, or to bend back light from a surface such as a mirror|reflect
20/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|POET-TREE|$800|hard|It was George Pope Morris who wrote 'Woodman,' do this!  'Touch not a single bough!'|spare that tree
23/03/2010|Jeopardy!|ON THE 'BALL'|$800|hard|This 'Six Feet Under' creator's career is far from dead; he brought 'True Blood' to HBO|Alan Ball
16/07/2008|Jeopardy!|PUN-ISHMENT|$800|hard|It's what Dr. Jekyll's asst. said to him after his formula turned him into a sprinter & not his old evil self|You can run, but you can't Hyde
09/09/2003|Jeopardy!|ROAD MOVIES|$200|easy|Freddy Krueger was introduced in this 1984 scarefest|A Nightmare on Elm Street
18/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COCA-COLA|$800|hard|A part of Coca-Cola, this company named for its orange juice also makes Hi-C|Minute Maid
11/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POETS|$600|medium|George Thomson's 'Select Collection of Original Scottish Airs' contains many of his songs|Robert Burns
12/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE JEFFERSON ADMINISTRATION|$2000|hard|In 1805 U.S. Marines stormed the shores of this Barbary state at Derna, helping to end the raids on American ships|Tripoli
09/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TV JUDGES|$1200|hard|In 1999 this judge wrote the book 'Beauty Fades, Dumb is Forever: The Making of a Happy Woman'|Judge Judy
10/05/2001|Jeopardy!|STATE TREES|$300|easy|Delaware chose a type of this tree that's paired with 'the ivy' in a Christmas song|holly
26/06/2006|Jeopardy!|THE HARDER THEY 'FAL'|$200|easy|'Shelter' where you can live out your nuclear armageddon fears|a fallout shelter
08/11/2005|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED CABINET DEPARTMENTS|$1000|hard|CURTAIL URGE|Agriculture
06/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICIANS & THEIR INSTRUMENTS|$200|easy|At 14 Wynton Marsalis was a featured soloist on this instrument with the New Orleans Philharmonic|Trumpet
20/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHICH CAME FIRST?|$800|hard|The books 'For Whom the Bell Tolls', 'The Sun Also Rises', 'A Moveable Feast'|The Sun Also Rises
09/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$200|easy|In 1982 he became the first Pope in modern history to visit Sicily|Pope John Paul II
30/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|STAR LIGHT, STAR BRIGHT|$2000|hard|This star of Orion is the 12th-brightest in the sky; do your best Geena Davis impression|Betelgeuse
06/09/1999|Jeopardy!|MONOPOLY|$100|easy|It's where you go when you throw doubles 3 times in a row|Jail
05/06/2008|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT|$800|hard|Created in 1914, this commission works to maintain competition & protect customers|the F.T.C. (the Federal Trade Commission)
30/06/2008|Jeopardy!|ESOTERICA|$800|hard|This art of transmuting metals broke up into branches; the esoterics drew away from lab practices|alchemy
26/05/2005|Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$1000|hard|In genetics: DNA|deoxyribonucleic acid
08/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|1920s AMERICA|$800|hard|In 1927 he grossed an estimated $105 million, most of it derived from bootlegging|Capone
15/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|I'M DOWN WITH HOMEWORK|$1600|hard|Literature: In this book, Emma's sick of her husband; next thing, she's macking with Leon, Rodolphe & a crucifix|Madame Bovary
13/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|small state capitals|$400|easy|This capital was once known as Frank's Ford after Stephen Ford who was killed by Indians nearby in 1780|Frankfort
18/05/2011|Jeopardy!|ALBUM OF THE YEAR GRAMMYS|$200|easy|1983: This singer's 'Thriller'|Michael Jackson
26/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE 2009 TONY AWARDS|$1200|hard|Liza Minnelli beat out this funnyman's show 'You're Welcome America: A Final Night with George W. Bush'|Will Ferrell
01/02/1999|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$500|medium|In 1992 Paul Sorvino, who played detective Phil Cerreta, left this series to sing opera|Law & Order
10/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING HIMSELF|$800|hard|On 'Arrested Development', this man seen here played himself and four identical brothers with different personalities|Andy Richter
30/05/2001|Jeopardy!|BIRDIES|$400|easy|A rapacious bird called the jaeger is a type of this, chosen as an NFL nickname in 1975|Seahawk
03/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SHOW TUNES|$1000|hard|'Kids', 'Put on a Happy Face'|Bye Bye Birdie
04/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|RABBIT|$800|hard|Answering this aurally-challenged kid's song title question, the English lop rabbit would reply 'Yes'|Do your ears hang low?
06/07/1995|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN CUISINE|$100|easy|Like Monterey Jack, Sonoma Jack cheese originated in this U.S. state|California
06/07/1998|Jeopardy!|RAILROADING|$500|medium|A bed on a Pullman for a Roman emperor might be a 'Caesarean' one|Berth
30/05/1997|Jeopardy!|OLD WEST DOGS|$100|easy|This cavalry leader left a pack of about 40 dogs behind when he went to the Little Bighorn|George Custer
17/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMA'L'S|$2000|hard|It's the lumbering sea reptile seen here|the loggerhead turtle
11/12/1984|Jeopardy!|LANDMARKS|$500|medium|The date on the tablet held by the Statue of Liberty|July 4, 1776
11/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PLAY ADJECTIVES|$1200|hard|Mark Medoff's 'Children of a ____ God'|Lesser
17/03/2005|Jeopardy!|SING A SONG OF SIX PACKS|$200|easy|After the repeal of prohibition, this company immediately dispatched a case of High Life to the President|Miller
05/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$1200|hard|The setting for this Agatha Christie play is Monkswell Manor during a snowstorm|Mousetrap
03/05/2002|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS SHIPS|None|None|In 1999 the wreck of this ship, known for its historic 1912 rescue effort, was discovered 120 miles off England|the Carpathia
28/04/2004|Jeopardy!|JUMP|$600|medium|The Travel Channel Online has a fantasy flight of their 1903 flyer jumping 8 SUVs|the Wright Brothers
14/04/2005|Jeopardy!|GORGE|$200|easy|Discovered in 1806 by Zebulon Pike's expedition, the Royal Gorge is found in this state|Colorado
30/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|1952|$600|medium|In November most of the nation liked Ike, but some went 'madly' for this Democrat|Adlai Stevenson
10/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|YOU SHOULD BE IN A BALLET!|$2000|hard|Your 'Romeo and Juliet' will make everyone forget the 1965 triumph of Rudolf Nureyev & this partner|Margot Fonteyn
06/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DESCRIBING THE NO. 1 SONG|$2000|hard|J. Geils, 1982: Horrors!  The singer must deal with his 'angel' being cute enough to be featured in a men's magazine|Centerfold
01/03/2007|Jeopardy!|MATH PROBLEMS|$800|hard|A $2, 3-piece carton contains 1 breast & 2 legs; if breasts cost twice as much as legs, this is the price of 1 leg|50 cents
05/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'M-E's|$1600|hard|Hypnotism|mesmerism
28/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FROM PAGE TO SCREEN|$1600|hard|A Jodi Picoult novel was the basis for this 2009 weepie in which Abigail Breslin has a sibling dying from cancer|My Sister's Keeper
04/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DO ASK|$800|hard|The muses taught this creature the riddle that it asked passers-by: Oedipus answered correctly|the Sphinx
16/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWER POWER|$2000|hard|Saffron is derived from this flower|the crocus
13/04/2004|Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$200|easy|3 calves created this way made headlines back in 1988|cloning
08/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HUEY, DEWEY OR LOUIS|$1200|hard|In 1935 Dr. Carl Weiss allegedly killed him in Louisiana|Huey Long
14/10/2010|Jeopardy!|THAT '70s TEAM|$800|hard|Darryl 'Chocolate Thunder' Dawkins, Joe (Kobe's dad) Bryant & Julius 'Dr. J' Erving hooped it up in 1979 for this team|Philadelphia 76ers
17/11/1999|Jeopardy!|ALL STARS|$300|easy|Flags at Dodger Stadium flew at half-staff after this '50s all-star died Aug. 14, 1999|Pee Wee Reese
23/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC CROSSWORD CLUES 'B'|$800|hard|'Common' place city (6)|Boston
09/06/2003|Jeopardy!|100 YEARS OF FORD|$600|medium|If this ageless model of Ford van is rocki|Econoline
04/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$1000|hard|Sam Elliott co-starred with this 'Butch Cassidy' actress in 'The Legacy' before he became her husband|Katherine Ross
05/09/1996|Jeopardy!|'IN' PLACES|$100|easy|In February 1994 an earthquake struck the island of Sumatra in this nation, killing 215 people|Indonesia
12/06/1998|Jeopardy!|VILIFICATION|$200|easy|Mario Puzo wrote that one of these men 'with his briefcase can steal more than a hundred men with guns'|a lawyer
25/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINERS' ORIGINAL NAMES|$2000|hard|1940s bombshell Margarita Cansino|Rita Hayworth
15/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HELL|$800|hard|From the Latin for 'hell', this adjective can refer to anything annoying, as in 'Stop that ____ noise!'|infernal
24/04/2003|Jeopardy!|THE QUESTION IS...|$800|hard|The last 3 words of the song 'Over the Rainbow'|Why can't I?
07/02/2000|Jeopardy!|HISTORY ON TV|$400|easy|In a 1992 TV movie Robert Duvall played Stalin & Maximilian Schell was this predecessor|V.I. Lenin
08/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$1600|hard|In 1839 Joseph Cinque led a famous slave revolt aboard this Spanish ship|Amistad
25/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SPECIAL EFFECTS|$800|hard|Often used to create lighting special effects, it's a flashing device for intermittent illumination|strobe light
18/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MUD|$2000|hard|In 1999 scientists found the remains of one of these giant creatures embedded in the frozen mud in Siberia|mammoth
10/03/2000|Jeopardy!|THE CINEMA|$100|easy|Minnie Driver provided the voice of Jane in this 1999 Disney blockbuster|Tarzan
17/02/2003|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL A BUNCH OF LIES|$600|medium|In 1925 he wrote, 'The great masses of the people...will more easily fall victim to a big lie than to a small one'|Adolf Hitler
04/04/1997|Jeopardy!|EAGLE HODGEPODGE|$400|easy|The chapters of the Fraternal Order of Eagles are called these after the nests of eagles|Aeries
23/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS OF THE ATLANTIC|$400|easy|The largest natural lake on this North Atlantic island is Thingvallavatn near the capital|Iceland
12/07/2010|Jeopardy!|THE OLYMPIC GAMES|$600|medium|In 1908 Dorando Pietri collapsed after entering the stadium in this event; officials pulled him across the finish line|the marathon
25/02/2005|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE 'D's|$800|hard|These circular currents that move against the main current occur in wind as well as water|eddies
11/05/2006|Jeopardy!|FIRST IN OUR HEARTS|$800|hard|The first of these cast for a woman was Roger MacBride's, going to 1972 Libertarian V.P. candidate Theodora Nathan|an Electoral College vote
23/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MIXED GREENS|$400|easy|Makes you strong to the finish if you eat it all:  cash nip|spinach/cash nip
07/07/2011|Jeopardy!|COMPUSTUFF|$600|medium|If a program locks up, try hitting this combination of 3 keys at the same time to open the task manager|ctrl + alt + delete
04/10/1991|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$500|medium|On June 16, 1987, for the first time in a single meet, 3 men cleared 28' in this field event|the long jump
15/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HELP ME WITH THIS CROSSWORD!|$1000|hard|Shiver, in Cherbourg: [17 Across: F _ _ _ _ O N]|Frisson
07/01/2000|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN FOLKLORE|$100|easy|This 'King of the Wild Frontier' 'Kilt him a b'ar when he was only three'|Davy Crockett
08/07/1997|Jeopardy!|COOKING EQUIPMENT|$400|easy|When using this short, axlike butcher's knife, keep your other hand out of the way|a cleaver
09/02/2001|Final Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LITERATURE|None|None|First line of the poem thought to be based on Mary Sawyer's experience at a Massachusetts school-house around 1815|Mary had a little lamb
12/09/2005|Jeopardy!|KISSING UP TO THE BOSS|$400|easy|Term for an educator's spaniel or tabby, or a favorite pupil|a teacher's pet
28/12/1994|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$500|medium|This traditional French dish consists of meat braised in red wine & garnished with mushrooms & onions|beef bourguignon
25/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'NEW'S|$1200|hard|Jay McInerney worked as a fact-checker at this magazine & portrayed it in 'Bright Lights, Big City'|The New Yorker
16/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$800|hard|In the 1700s Linnaeus standardized this system of giving each species a genus & a species name|Binomial nomenclature
18/03/1999|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED HITCHCOCK FILMS|$100|easy|'Pore'|Rope
28/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'POCKET' CHANGE|$400|easy|It's a fancier name for pool|pocket billiards
12/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|YOU SAY POTATO|$1600|hard|Potatoes arrived in North America in 1621 when 2 chests of them were sent from Bermuda to this Virginia colony|Jamestown
17/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL NOVELS|$1200|hard|This word completes the names of the series 'The Lymond...' & 'The Kent Family...'|Chronicles
11/03/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SAN DIEGO|$400|easy|Ryan Airlines of San Diego built this man's plane 'The Spirit of St. Louis'|(Charles) Lindbergh
07/04/1999|Jeopardy!|BOXING TERMS|$500|medium|In 1982 Nevada made this count mandatory in case of a knockdown|Standing eight count
20/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE COMICS|$2000|hard|Creator Jim Unger joked that the syndication of this panel in East Germany brought down the Berlin Wall|Herman
26/01/1990|Jeopardy!|AMUSEMENT PARKS|$200|easy|The part of Florida's Walt Disney World that's similar to California's Disneyland is called this|The Magic Kingdom
14/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|Dixieland refers to a style of jazz that originated in this Southern city|New Orleans
19/09/2000|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$100|easy|Surprisingly, the smooth soft-shell species of this reptile is said to be able to run as fast as a man|Turtle
07/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE 19th CENTURY|$400|easy|These 2 comrades' first major joint work, 1845's 'The German Ideology', went unpublished for decades|Karl Marx & Friedrich Engels
17/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THANKS FOR THE MEMOIRS|$2000|hard|This British actress didn't have much nice to say about hubby Philip Roth in her memoir 'Leaving a Doll's House'|Claire Bloom
07/05/2010|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY MOMS|$1000|hard|Blythe Danner is mom to this actress, a mother of 2 herself|Gwyneth Paltrow
02/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$1200|hard|This word for circumstances that lessen a punishment comes from the Latin for 'soft'|mitigating
21/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EDISON & THE PHONOGRAPH|$600|medium|In 1878 Edison gave up working on his 'favorite invention' to develop a practical one of these|Light bulb
16/05/2000|Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN MUSICALS|$200|easy|Louise is just a little stripling at the beginning of this musical, but by the end, she's a burlesque queen|Gypsy
12/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FOR COLUMBUS|$200|easy|Named for Columbus, one of these ice masses stretches for 40 miles near Valdez, Alaska|Glacier
21/03/1996|Jeopardy!|JEWISH FOOD|$300|easy|On Rosh Hashanah it's traditional to dip slices of this fruit in honey|Apples
02/02/2001|Jeopardy!|WORDS FROM 'JEOPARDY!'|$500|medium|Odd that this is the only one of Disney's 7 Dwarfs whose name is contained in 'Jeopardy!'|Dopey
01/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE MIDDLE OF THE STATE|$1200|hard|'Eva' feels surrounded by it|Nevada
30/03/2007|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL RHYME TIME|$800|hard|A brownish-orange close-fitting necklace|an ocher choker
17/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE SPORTS NICKNAMES|$1000|hard|The mascot seen here supports this North Carolina school's Demon Deacons sports teams|Wake Forest
12/03/1999|Jeopardy!|IF THEY MARRIED...|$400|easy|Former TV 'Angel' Smith ties the knot with House Judiciary Chair Henry & takes on this monstrous name|Jaclyn Hyde
15/05/2006|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$600|medium|Hunter S. Thompson found fear and loathing 'in Las Vegas' & 'on' this 'Trail' in the title of a 1973 book|the Campaign Trail
02/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS WITH 5 VOWELS|$3000|hard|It's Greek to me, this noun, a feeling of extreme happiness & well-being-- it's wonderful!|euphoria
24/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE HORN|$400|easy|In Biblical times, this horn proclaimed the anointing of a new king|Shofar
11/10/2010|Jeopardy!|NBA HALL OF FAMERS|$600|medium|Abe Saperstein is in the Hall of Fame, as is this team he promoted & coached for decades|The Harlem Globetrotters
06/07/2011|Jeopardy!|VOWELS|$800|hard|In traditional usage, it's also a pronoun|I
04/02/2003|Jeopardy!|ARMY, NAVY, AIR FORCE OR MARINES|$800|hard|The Civil War's David Glasgow Farragut|Navy
25/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|SPAIN|$400|easy|A statue of them, Cervantes' famous pair, rides through a plaza in Madrid|Don Quijote and Sancho Panza
06/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$800|hard|As an adjective, it can mean proper; as a verb, 'to grade papers'|correct
07/11/2000|Jeopardy!|TV SETTINGS|$500|medium|Burt Reynolds' character Wood Newton was a football coach in this title town|Evening Shade
15/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDGARDEN|$1200|hard|You might be in the mountains when you hear someone doing this|yodeling
16/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$800|hard|This Melville character's artificial leg is carved from the jawbone of a sperm whale|Ahab
31/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS IN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES|$800|hard|An ache in Pamplona|pain (from Spain)
28/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE CRUSADES|$800|hard|Around 1171 Saladin became sultan of this state that was larger than Syria|Egypt
09/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHING PERSONS|$1000|hard|He's the Hindu god of good luck, seen here|Ganesh
04/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH TV|$800|hard|2 of the 3 spinoffs from 'The Mary Tyler Moore' show|Lou Grant, Phyllis and/or Rhoda
23/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GO WITH THE FLOW|$800|hard|The Danube of Europe|Black Sea
18/09/2008|Jeopardy!|FRUIT|$400|easy|This fruit can precede 'sauce', 'butter' & '-pie order'|apple
23/04/2010|Jeopardy!|OH GIVE ME A HOME|$400|easy|...that's built to withstand these, as mandated in Los Angeles building code section 8805|earthquakes
10/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE ROLES OF A LIFETIME|$1200|hard|Mutt Williams, Jerry Shaw, Sam Witwicky|Shia LaBeouf
16/12/1998|Jeopardy!|HAS ANYBODY SEEN MY 'GAL' ?|$500|medium|In 1570 British sea captain John Hawkins converted this type of merchant ship into a warship|Galleon
30/03/1998|Jeopardy!|SHERRY|$200|easy|Term for wine, like sherry or port, that has spirits added to boost its potency|fortified
18/02/2011|Jeopardy!|ODD WORDS|$400|easy|To cachinnate is to do this loudly, maybe while watching your favorite sitcom|laugh
10/07/2003|Jeopardy!|BETTER KNOWN AS...|$200|easy|Comedian & actor Richard Marin|Cheech Marin
18/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HAMLET|$200|easy|Most of the play takes place at Elsinore, in this country|Denmark
09/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$600|medium|Robert Burns told this 'sweet' river to 'Flow gently....among thy green braes'|Afton
19/02/2008|Jeopardy!|AUSTRALIAN HISTORY|$200|easy|As a result of the 1851 discovery of this in New South Wales & Victoria, Australia's population almost tripled by 1860|gold
07/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE NUMBER, PLEASE|$1600|hard|Sandra Bullock as a journalist who ends up in rehab: '____ Days'|28
26/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MISNOMERS|$4000|hard|Properly, it's the cavy; it's not from the place & not related to the animal in this other name|Guinea pig
07/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|REALITY TV|$2000|hard|One 'Survivor' locale was the Shaba Game Reserve in this country|Kenya
21/03/1996|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$300|easy|In 1867 Emperor Franz Joseph created this dual monarchy|Austria-Hungary
23/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE LAB|$400|easy|These oral receptors are divided into 4 types: acid, salty, bitter & sweet|taste buds
11/04/2011|Jeopardy!|RIVER CITY|$800|hard|Arnhem, Netherlands|the Rhine
09/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORD WORDS|$400|easy|An overused expression or idea, it comes from the French for 'to stereotype'|cliche
21/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|STARDUST|$1200|hard|Algol is one of these, 2 stars revolving around each other, also called a double star|a binary star
05/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS|$200|easy|He's the Virginian who wrote the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom (he's better-known for a declaration)|Thomas Jefferson
14/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ART-FULL|$1600|hard|Around 1610 this Baroque master got his first nice big plump commissions, for Antwerp Cathedral|Peter Paul Rubens
01/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CABLE|$1000|hard|This type of bridge, like the Golden Gate, is so named because it hangs from steel cables|Suspension bridge
11/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$700|hard|On his ship La Dauphine, this Florentine captain became the first European to sail into New York Harbor|Giovanni Da Verrazzano
20/09/2011|Jeopardy!|STATELY RIVERS|$400|easy|This river that rises in the Rockies forms the Arizona-California border|the Colorado
06/11/1989|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$400|easy|Helen Frankenthaler, Robert Rauschenberg & Roy Lichtenstein|Artists
06/12/2006|Jeopardy!|NAME THE DECADE|$200|easy|William the Conqueror is crowned in Westminster Abbey|the 1060s
05/01/2011|Jeopardy!|TAKE A LETTER|$600|medium|This vowel appears most often in the 2-letter postal abbreviations of the 50 states|A
11/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RHYME TIME|$800|hard|Mister Rogers' bunks|Fred's beds
16/06/2011|Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$400|easy|Lord Byron wrote wistfully, 'I am ashes where once I was' this|fire
27/05/2002|Jeopardy!|COOL!|$400|easy|In 1947 Herbert Swope coined this 2-word phrase describing the political struggle between the U.S. & USSR|Cold War
21/12/1998|Jeopardy!|DECK THE 'HALL's|$300|easy|Known as 'The Storyteller', this country music legend wrote the mega-selling hit 'Harper Valley P.T.A.'|Tom T. Hall
15/10/1997|Jeopardy!|CARROTS|$500|medium|Among veggies, lettuce is a salad crop; broccoli is a cole crop & carrots, this|Root crop
30/10/2008|Jeopardy!|THE IG NOBEL PRIZE|$400|easy|A physics prize went to Robert Matthews for demonstrating why buttered toast usually does this when you drop it|falls on the butter side
27/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$1000|hard|A method of staining bacteria is named for him, but the metric unit of weight isn't|Hans Christian Gram
23/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CRYING|$1000|hard|Scientists have used this TV movie about Gale Sayers' doomed teammate to induce tears for study|Brian's Song
23/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FITNESS|$2000|hard|In this activity revolutions per minute is referred to as cadence|spinning (or cycling)
26/02/1999|Jeopardy!|LIFE AFTER APPOMATTOX|$100|easy|No longer Confederate raiders, he & his brother Frank began robbing banks out west|Jesse James
05/12/2006|Jeopardy!|SHELLFISH|$200|easy|Pearls are believed to acquire their color from the shell lining of this host bivalve|oysters
29/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|I DETECT A DETECTIVE|$400|easy|Number One Son could tell you Earl Biggers created this Chinese detective|Charlie Chan
25/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EXPO|$800|hard|It's the structure representing a country; at the 1937 Paris Expo, you could see 'Guernica' at the Spanish one|a pavillion
20/05/2011|Jeopardy!|MALE NEWBORNS|$400|easy|Deer or pronghorn|fawns
04/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$1200|hard|You might hear this instrument when visiting Honolulu|ukulele
04/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FOWL LANGUAGE|$1600|hard|This round dance is performed by couples, properly to ragtime|the turkey trot
08/12/1998|Jeopardy!|FOODSTUFF|$300|easy|This type of American cheese is usually shaped like the building block for which it's named|Brick cheese
24/07/2006|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE SPORTS|$800|hard|The athletic teams from Morehead State & Boston College share this nickname|the Eagles
15/11/2007|Jeopardy!|HABEAS CORPSES|$400|easy|4 places claimed to be the burial site of this explorer, including crypts in Seville & Santo Domingo|Christopher Columbus
26/12/1996|Jeopardy!|THE EARLY 1900S|$100|easy|Taking 3 years, Roald Amundsen became the first to travel through this long-sought passage|Northwest Passage
08/04/1999|Jeopardy!|'RED', 'WHITE'|$200|easy|When waved in the air, it's a universal sign of surrender|white flag
31/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WRITING A WRONG|$1600|hard|Forged by the Czar's secret police, these 'Protocols' are often cited to 'prove' Jewish conspiracies|The Protocols of the Elders of Zion
05/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LIVING IN 'SIN'|$1200|hard|A tough tissue connecting muscle to bone|sinew
13/05/1999|Jeopardy!|GOING TO TOWN|$100|easy|Joseph Town is the seedy part of this area of Hungary's capital, across the river from Buda|Pest
18/05/1998|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$100|easy|This Arctic bear may travel 40 miles a day on ice floes|Polar bear
22/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES|$800|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew reports from the Field Museum in Chicago.)  Sue the T. rex was found to possess this bone, which further links birds & dinosaurs--which half do you want?|the wishbone
26/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NOTIONS|$1200|hard|The curling type of this is sold on spools & adds flair to gift wrapping|ribbon
11/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL FOOD & DRINK|$600|medium|Soup-time is the time for pho, practically the national dish of this southeast Asian country|Vietnam
23/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NANA|$1600|hard|Puu Nana is a peak on this island, home to Hawaii's leprosy treatment center|Molokai
18/05/2006|Jeopardy!|BACKWORDS|$800|hard|Eva liked to use this Latin salutation to hail a cab|ave (Eva)
08/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EMISSARY TO AMERICA|$1200|hard|In 1919 former British foreign minister Grey came over to try to nudge the U.S. into this world body--no dice|the League of Nations
27/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LET’S GET SMALL|$1200|hard|Hold me closer (this word from Middle English meaning “very small”) dancer|tiny
26/10/2011|Jeopardy!|I SAW IT ON TV|$400|easy|I saw this come tumbling down November 9, 1989|the Berlin Wall
20/05/2010|Jeopardy!|NEW ORLEANS & KATRINA|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from New Orleans, LA.)  The group Make It Right is helping rebuild homes in that area, called the Lower this, flooded in 2005 by overflow from the canal that divided it from the Upper|the Ninth Ward
01/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$1000|hard|In April, 1759, this German-born composer was buried in Westminster Abbey|Handel
23/02/2006|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN FOLKS|$200|easy|David Henny is the inventor of the Henny shear joint used in building these, including the Boulder & Grand Coulee|dams
31/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|$800|hard|Her supporting actress win for 1993's 'The Piano' made her the 2nd-youngest winner of a competitive Oscar|Anna Paquin
12/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|$600|medium|In 1870 the first black U.S. senator, Hiram Revels of Miss., occupied the Senate seat of this Confederate leader|Jefferson Davis
20/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL|$600|medium|A museum in Tahiti is devoted to this French artist's works & his life in Polynesia|Paul Gauguin
10/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|8-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|This buttoned sweater & a matching shell usually make up a twin set|Cardigan
03/06/2008|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$400|easy|The Shrine of the Book, which houses the Dead Sea Scrolls, is a wing of this country's national museum|Israel
29/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$1000|hard|In 1358 this league of North German trading towns made Lubeck its administrative headquarters|the Hanseatic League
02/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|...'UM'|$400|easy|It's a final demand or statement of conditions; don't make me give you one|an ultimatum
24/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$1000|hard|The Red River of Asia empties into this gulf|Gulf of Tonkin
16/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POLYNESIA|$600|medium|The word Polynesia means this|Many Islands
12/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LEGALESE|$400|easy|Usual word for an interval when a court suspends business, but doesn't adjourn|recess
13/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|THE ARTIST OF RECORD|$1000|hard|Beautiful Noise, Love at the Greek, Velvet Gloves & Spit|(Neil) Diamond
12/12/2011|Jeopardy!|INITIAL TV|$1000|hard|The beer-drinking MacKenzie brothers were a staple on this comedy show whose full name once included 'Network 90'|SCTV
19/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TIME FOR A 'BRU'|$400|easy|In a play, this character reveals, 'As Caesar loved me, I weep for him...but, as he was ambitious, I slew him'|Brutus
26/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OF DISCIPLINE|$800|hard|Emile Durkheim was an important figure in this -ology closely related to cultural anthropology|sociology
07/10/2009|Jeopardy!|REDS|$400|easy|Despite being red, coats worn in this controversial English sport are called pinks after a tailor who invented them|fox hunting
24/10/2006|Jeopardy!|SAUDI ARABIA|$800|hard|The eastern area called the Hasa borders the Persian Gulf; the Hejaz in the west is on this body of water|the Red Sea
11/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK OF LOVE|$1200|hard|The title of this Terry McMillan novel refers to Stella's trip to Jamaica, where she has an affair with a younger man|How Stella Got Her Groove Back
05/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$200|easy|After his death on January 21, 1924, Stalin & Trotsky struggled for power in the USSR|Lenin
04/06/2010|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC ADS & JINGLES|$600|medium|'Is it live or is it' this?|Memorex
27/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CONSUMER REPORTS ROAD TEST|$1200|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew presents from the Consumer Reports road test facility.)  Among Consumer Reports' testing criteria is axle articulation, how well the wheels maintain this, from the Latin for 'pull over rocky terrain'|traction
20/09/1999|Jeopardy!|IT'S A WEIRD WORLD|$500|medium|Now you know -- borborygmus is the technical term for the noises made by these long organs, not the stomach|Intestines
27/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THE SMALLEST IN AREA|$400|easy|El Salvador, Honduras, Costa Rica|El Salvador
09/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TV & MOVIE ACTORS|$400|easy|He was TV's Opie when he co-starred with Johnny Cash in the 1961 thriller 'Door-to-Door Maniac'|Ron Howard
21/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HITCHCOCK FILMS IN OTHER WORDS|$400|easy|Romijn or De Mornay|Rebecca
16/05/2001|Jeopardy!|HOMINA HOMINA HOMONYMS|$300|easy|A type of vacation on a ship, or a type of missile|Cruise
25/09/2002|Jeopardy!|THOMAS AQUINAS, ADVICE COLUMNIST|$600|medium|Dear Struggling: Sorry, but the poor must pay these, whether the traditional tenth of income or more|tithes
11/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOUNTAIN WEST|$5000|hard|These mountains west of the Hudson take their name from the Dutch for 'Wildcat Creek'|the Catskills
08/02/2005|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$1000|hard|When young, this sponge gourd, seen here, can be eaten like squash; when old & dry it can scrub your body|a loofah
16/03/2010|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN PRESIDENT: THE SOAP OPERA|$600|medium|7 of the 15 slave states had seceded, but he simply let them go.  & would he ever find the right gal to marry? (Nope)|Buchanan
15/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE WARDROBE|$400|easy|These openwork hose in a diamond pattern have a 'catchy' name|fishnets
29/10/1999|Jeopardy!|MONSTER MASH|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm Jeff Probst, host of 'Rock & Roll Jeopardy!')  He had a howling good time as the announcer on the late-night rock music show 'The Midnight Special'|Wolfman Jack
23/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DISCOVERIES|$2000|hard|On Feb. 28, 1953 this English scientist walked into Cambridge's Eagle Pub & said 'We've found the secret of life'|(Francis) Crick
20/07/1999|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$500|medium|According to the U.N. World Food Map, this country's people have the most per person; hope it doesn't get rotten!|Denmark
07/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE MODERN ARMY|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew walks among some soldiers standing at ease at Fort Huachuca, AZ.)  For camouflage, the new combat uniform combines green for forest fighting, brown for desert & gray for this type of place|urban (city)
11/09/2002|Jeopardy!|E.T. 20th ANNIVERSARY|$800|hard|Through computer magic, federal agents no longer brandish guns; instead they carry these rhyming devices, 10-4!|Walkie-talkies
10/04/2003|Jeopardy!|RIGHT ON 'Q'|$1000|hard|14 in France|quatorze
21/05/2003|Jeopardy!|MONEY, MONEY, MONEY|$200|easy|Indonesia's 500-rupiah note depicts this endangered rust-colored ape sitting in a tree|orangutan
13/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD RELIGION|$2000|hard|The 71 members of this Jewish religious council that ruled in Roman times were mostly Pharises|the Sanhedrin
21/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE THEAT-'R'|$800|hard|According to the title of a Tom Stoppard play, these 2 attendant lords 'are Dead'|Rosencrantz & Guildenstern
19/01/1999|Jeopardy!|WHEN IN SCOTLAND....|$400|easy|If you have this job, you're a flesher -- vegetarians need not apply|Butcher
28/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN BOOKS|$800|hard|When she's not traveling, she lives at NYC's Plaza Hotel with her nanny, her dog, Weenie, & her turtle, Skipperdee|Eloise
29/01/1996|Jeopardy!|1853|$200|easy|This 1,932-foot-deep Oregon lake in the Cascades was discovered by a prospector in 1853|Crater Lake
06/10/1989|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY ALMA MATERS|$100|easy|She dropped out of Sarah Lawrence College in 1957 & married John Lennon in 1969|Yoko Ono
05/01/2011|Jeopardy!|CONTRARY TO POPULAR BELIEF|$600|medium|Bv some measures, the largest organism isn't a blue whale, but a 2,385-acre Oregon mushroom, the 'humongous' this|fungus
22/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LUAU LUAU|$2000|hard|For dessert, try haupia, a coconut-flavored this, though it's not made by Jell-O|pudding
30/09/1997|Jeopardy!|'MONKEY' SHINES|$200|easy|It follows 'Ab-a, dab-a, dab-a, dab-a, dab-a, dab-a, dab'|Said the monkey to the chimp
25/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NOT TO BE CONFUSED|$400|easy|A hammock is something you lie in; this North Atlantic food fish is Melanogrammus aeglefinus|haddock
26/05/2010|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC PLACES|$200|easy|You can relive ancient debates in Rome's Curia or Senate house, part of this site that also includes the temple of Vesta|the Forum
05/10/2000|Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$200|easy|The son of Cronus & Rhea, he's the chief god of Greek mythology|Zeus
13/05/1998|Final Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INNOVATORS|None|None|Alphabetically, he's the last individual member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame|Frank Zappa
06/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|PARIS|$1000|hard|Paris was founded on this island in the Seine, home of Notre Dame Cathedral|Ile de la Cite
07/06/1999|Jeopardy!|PASTA BAR|$200|easy|The Reggiano type of this hard, dry cheese is one of the best for grating over pasta|Parmesan
08/05/2001|Jeopardy!|3 CHEERS FOR BRITNEY SPEARS|$200|easy|Are they just friends?  Britney's been linked romantically to Justin Timberlake of this band|'N Sync
05/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC CRIME NOVELS|$1000|hard|1971 Michael Caine film or 2000 Sylvester Stallone film based on 'Jack's Return Home' by Ted Lewis|Get Carter
09/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LETTERS|$2000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from London.) Helene Hanff's correspondence with a bookseller at this very site made this London address famous|84 Charing Cross Road
26/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE MOVIES|$400|easy|'Chuma' in Hindi, it happened on screen in India for the first time in a mainstream movie in 1977|Kiss
05/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|I WANNA 'NO'|$200|easy|2 words that precede 'No Glory' in a popular saying|No Guts
21/09/2009|Jeopardy!|AWKWARD|$400|easy|After flubbing the oath of office, this Chief Justice redid it with Barack Obama later that week|Roberts
15/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'G'-8|$1200|hard|A rooster of a fighting breed, like the University of South Carolina's mascot|a gamecock
02/03/2001|Jeopardy!|THE BIRDS & THE BEES|$400|easy|It's the only continent without bees|Antarctica
22/11/2006|Jeopardy!|URBAN DICTIONARY|$600|medium|Ace Frehley & Paul Stanley could tell you that 'snog' means to do this|kiss
20/03/2006|Jeopardy!|SNOW BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS|$600|medium|A man runs through the snowy streets of Bedford Falls shouting, 'Merry Christmas!' in this 1946 classic|It's a Wonderful Life
18/11/2010|Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED IN THE PAST|$800|hard|On Sept. 3, 1658 this Lord Protector of England stopped breathing (& protecting)|Oliver Cromwell
13/12/2001|Jeopardy!|OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALISTS|$200|easy|In addition to winning 4 gold medals, he set 3 Olympic records at the 1936 Olympics|Jesse Owens
11/11/1987|Jeopardy!|SCANDALS|$200|easy|The office of Baseball Commisioner was established in 1920 due to this 1919 event|Black Sox Scandal
12/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE DEBUTS|$1000|hard|Melanie Griffith could appreciate his first film:  'Laberinto de Pasiones' -- 'Labyrinth of Passion'|Antonio Banderas
28/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|UNREAL ESTATE|$400|easy|We learn of the loss of Belle Reve, ancestral home of the DuBois family, in this classic 1947 play|A Streetcar Named Desire
03/12/2009|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL ANTHEMS|$600|medium|'All Should Love, Awe And Cherish Thee, Gracious Is Thy Nile To Humanity'|Egypt
18/01/2005|Jeopardy!|WE HAVE TO LET THEM GO|$600|medium|This country let Brazil become independent back in 1822|Portugal
08/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THIS AMERICAN LIFE|$400|easy|Takes first 'Sure Shot' at life Aug. 13, 1860, should have been NRA poster girl, gets holstered Nov. 3, 1926|Annie Oakley
17/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LAND ANIMALS|$1600|hard|Because of its defensive posture, the lizard seen here is named for this creature|armadillo
25/12/2008|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC QUOTATIONS|$1000|hard|In 1534 Jacques Cartier called part of what's now this country 'the land God gave to Cain'|Canada
12/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$400|easy|The troubadours of the 1100s & 1200s wrote their poetry in Provencal, a dialect of this language|French
25/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$400|easy|Around 67 A.D. St. Linus succeeded this man as Pope|Peter
24/04/1990|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS QUOTES|$300|easy|'When the one great scorer comes to write against your name, he marks -- not that you won or lost -- but' this|How you played the game
13/09/2001|Jeopardy!|OH, CRAPS!|$400|easy|Hard 8|4 & 4
14/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EL 'CID'|$1600|hard|George W. Bush: 'I hear the voices & I read the front page and I know the speculation, but I'm the' this|decider
10/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COLOMBIAN CONNECTIONS|$800|hard|One can sail out of the port of Cartagena into this sea|the Caribbean
17/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|$1000|hard|This caustic critic & expert on 'The American Language' was associated with The Baltimore Sun for over 40 years|H.L. Mencken
20/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$800|hard|Christopher Walken played Diane Keaton's neurotic brother Duane in this classic Woody Allen film|Annie Hall
25/12/2006|Jeopardy!|SAVE THAT E-MAIL ADDRESS!|$600|medium|jharris@quincy.ca contacts this type of 'scientist' defined as using science in the service of law enforcement|forensic scientist
25/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I KNOW THAT SONG|$400|easy|'Buy me some peanuts and Cracker Jack, I don't care if i never get back' in this song|Take Me Out to the Ball Game
24/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE DIRECTORS|$400|easy|Don't keep us in suspense; name this director whose profile is seen here|Alfred Hitchcock
13/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$400|easy|In the 1380s this English poetry pioneer dedicated his verse romance 'Troilus And Criseyde' to fellow poet John Gower|Jeffery Chaucer
21/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WARTIME IMAGES|$1200|hard|Timothy O'Sullivan's 1863 shot of its aftermath is titled 'A Harvest of Death'|Gettysburg
16/12/2011|Jeopardy!|TIME FOR LUNCH|$600|medium|Leave the gun; take this Italian treat of pastry shells stuffed with a sweetened filling of whipped ricotta|cannolli
28/11/1996|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHICAL WORDS & PHRASES|$500|medium|This high quality black tea is named for a district in West Bengal|Darjeeling
29/09/2006|Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL PARK SYSTEM|$400|easy|A Montana park is named for these formations you'll also find in Washington's Olympic & North Cascades Parks|glaciers
02/03/2009|Jeopardy!|OF 'E' DEN|$200|easy|When Mary Todd Lincoln was First Lady, the White House was still known as this 'Mansion'|Executive
27/11/2001|Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT KAZAKHSTAN|$400|easy|With about 47% of the population practicing it, this religion is Kazakhstan's most widespread|Islam
02/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GET SAUCED|$1200|hard|Go 'Dutch' & tell me the name of this butter, egg yolk, & lemon juice sauce|hollandaise
04/06/2008|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$600|medium|Cotto, Genoa, Pepperoni|salami
24/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ASTEROID NAMES|$800|hard|Daughter of the Ptolemys, spelled with a K|Kleopatra
05/02/1986|Jeopardy!|'J' WORDS|$200|easy|In 1975, it was the Bee Gees' way of talkin'|Jive
16/05/1990|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$400|easy|Part of Paris whose name comes from the French for 'Martyr's Hill'|Montmartre
25/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CHESS|$1200|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew delivers the clue while demonstrating in a chess game with Sarah.)  It's the 8-letter term for the direction in which I've chosen to castle|kingside
25/05/2005|Jeopardy!|DINOSAURS|$1000|hard|Similar to an Apatosaurus, this 52'-tall herbivore whose name means 'arm lizard' had longer forelegs than hindlegs|Brachiosaurus
02/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE SCINTALLATING 1700s|$2000|hard|Lavinia Fenton created the role of Polly Peachum in this John Gay 'Opera', then ran off with the Duke of Bolton|The Beggar's Opera
17/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$400|easy|During the war this silversmith had a booming business casting cannons for the Continental Army|Paul Revere
22/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|A COMPLETE FISCAL EXAM|$3000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows a chart on the monitor.)  The Phillips curve shows that when unemployment is reduced, as by expansionary fiscal policy, the level of this economic threat rises correspondingly|inflation
16/02/2001|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$300|easy|In 2000 Lukoil, Russia's largest oil company, bid on the gas stations that were part of this man's oil empire|J. Paul Getty
12/11/1996|Jeopardy!|MOVIE COSTUMES|$100|easy|He got all dolled up in Chanel & Dior in 'To Wong Foo...', a far cry from his 'Dirty Dancing' duds|Patrick Swayze
14/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|2-DRINK MINIMUM|$800|hard|The 2 basic numerical types of lowfat milk|1% & 2%
26/03/1990|Jeopardy!|DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME|$400|easy|Icarus could have told you it's not a good idea to fly if your wings are held together with this|Wax
25/06/1998|Jeopardy!|ANATOMIC QUOTES|$200|easy|The Latin proverb 'Ubi amor, ibi oculus' is translated as 'Where love is, there' this 'wanders'|Eye
07/07/2006|Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$400|easy|Tyrone Slothrop is a central character in his novel 'Gravity's Rainbow'|Pynchon
07/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE FAST|$2000|hard|In 1973 he became the first horse to break the 2-minute mark in the Kentucky Derby|Secretariat
11/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY|$200|easy|In 1819, R. Laennec invented this doctor's instrument, but didn't say to warm it before use|stethoscope
16/03/2006|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$600|medium|Forget rotten; T.S. Eliot said 'So far from being Shakespeare's masterpiece', it 'is most certainly an artistic failure'|Hamlet
05/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$1000|hard|This 'Ocean State's territory includes about 35 small offshore islands|Rhode Island
13/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES|$400|easy|Film featuring March & Gaynor, Garland & Mason or Streisand & Kristofferson|A Star Is Born
24/11/2009|Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$600|medium|Bartolommeo Ammannati designed this city's Fountain of Neptune & the courtyard of the Pitti Palace|Florence
11/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'D' IN SCIENCE|$800|hard|Gold leads all metals in this property, the ability to be drawn into wires without breaking|ductility
17/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|This Lake Erie port in Northwest Ohio was once called 'the Glass Capital of the World'|Toledo
04/11/1991|Jeopardy!|LONDON LANDMARKS|$200|easy|The statue of Eros, in this circle, was a tribute to Lord Shaftesbury; the bow & arrow, a play on his name|Piccadilly Circus
12/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY LINEUPS|$800|hard|Heathcliff, Edgar Linton, Nelly Dean|Wuthering Heights
04/05/2000|Jeopardy!|WAR STORIES|$200|easy|'Body Count', 'Coming Home'|Vietnam War
19/10/2004|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1000|hard|This author said that he was acting in a play with his kids when he came up with the idea for 'A Tale of Two Cities'|Charles Dickens
11/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S WOMEN|$600|medium|The daughter of Polonius|Ophelia
21/01/2000|Jeopardy!|____THE____|$100|easy|Lose out on an opportunity (& a ride) by getting to the dock too late|Miss the boat
20/09/2007|Jeopardy!|THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER LYRICS|$600|medium|They're the type of elevated fortifications o'er which 'we watched'|ramparts
11/04/2008|Jeopardy!|THIS & THAT|$800|hard|On Feb. 16, 1804, in a daring act, this U.S. naval officer destroyed a frigate that Tripoli pirates had captured|Stephen Decatur
10/06/1998|Jeopardy!|MOVIES IN OTHER WORDS|$200|easy|'Currency Vocalizes'|Money Talks
24/07/2007|Jeopardy!|BALLET|$600|medium|I may say 'neigh!' if you do a pas de cheval, a ballet step that imitates this animal|a horse
13/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BRAZILIAN WORDS & PHRASES|$400|easy|Unlike some, I like my women to be 'cranio', this quality we also admire on 'Jeopardy!'|intelligence
06/07/2005|Jeopardy!|KANGAROO WORDS|$1000|hard|If you salvage something, you also do this|save
05/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO A PRO SPORTS TEAM|$400|easy|Proverbially, 'it's not' this, 'it's the humidity'--but don't tell that to Shaq|The Heat
13/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|METAPHORS BE WITH YOU|$1200|hard|Meaning 'to use unfair means', this action was prohibited by the Marquess of Queensberry's rules|hit below the belt
27/10/2005|Jeopardy!|HELLO, POTPOURRI|$600|medium|Dandridge Payne Todd are names sandwiched between the better-known 1st and last ones of this 1st lady; hello...|Dolley Madison
13/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE EXCOMMUNICATED|$800|hard|In 1656 rabbis in this Dutch city excommunicated the philosopher Spinoza|Amsterdam
18/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY|$400|easy|At the 2nd meeting of the Virginia Convention on March 23, 1775, he did his 'Give me liberty or give me death' bit|Patrick Henry
06/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'CAPE's|$200|easy|Batman's sobriquet|The Caped Crusader
21/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE ABRAHAM LINCOLN PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY|$1600|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library in Springfield, IL.)  On February 5, 1862, the President & Mrs. Lincoln continually left a party to be by the bedside of this 11-year-old son, who died two weeks later--the only child of a president to actually die in the White House|Willie
31/05/2010|Jeopardy!|STATE THE STATE|$200|easy|This state seen here is shaped like the letter it starts with|Louisiana
10/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YOU, RODIN|$800|hard|Rodin, you portrayed Paolo & Francesca, lovers in the Middle Ages, in this masterpiece seen here|The Kiss
17/04/2007|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CAPITALS|$600|medium|Its aquarium is named for Vasco da Gama|Lisbon
22/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BREAKING THE PHONICS RULES|$400|easy|'C' is generally soft when it comes before 'E', but not at the start of this musical instrument|the cello
16/03/2000|Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL PASTIME|$300|easy|Known as 'The Express', he led the AL in strikeouts 9 times while with Texas & California|Nolan Ryan
05/12/1996|Jeopardy!|LITERARY HODGEPODGE|$500|medium|'Hey-Rub-A-Dub-Dub' is a 1920 collection of philosophical essays by this 'Sister Carrie' author|Theodore Dreiser
06/04/1987|Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$100|easy|Illegal occupation referred to in the saying, 'The best way to make money is to make money'|counterfeiting
15/03/2001|Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$500|medium|In 1979 Philip Johnson was the first winner of the Pritzker Prize in this field|Architecture
14/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DEATH SENTENCES|$400|easy|His famous quip 'The report of my death was an exaggeration' was reported in the New York Journal in 1897|Mark Twain
05/12/2002|Jeopardy!|Q WITHOUT U|$400|easy|One way of spelling this Libyan leader's last name has a 'Q' with no 'U'|Muammar Qadaffi
08/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|VILLAINS SPEAK|$400|easy|After I eat Little Red Riding Hood & her grandmother too, I will lead a new canine order & become master of the universe|the (big bad) wolf
26/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$400|easy|Some Hindus were taken aback at her 1998 MTV Video Awards performance of 'Ray of Light'|Madonna
10/01/2001|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$300|easy|When Miriam displeases God in Numbers 12, she comes down with a case of this dreaded skin disease|Leprosy
20/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POSTHUMOUS WORKS|$2000|hard|Max Brod didn't listen to this writer who asked him to destroy 'Amerika' & his other stories after his death|Kafka
04/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE ONE & ONLY|$1000|hard|Forget Pluto--this farthest planet from the sun is the only planet that can't be seen without a telescope|Neptune
28/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TAM O'SHATNER|$1600|hard|Shatner played Capt. Byers, an aide to Spencer Tracy, in this war crimes trial drama|Judgment at Nuremberg
03/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS IN BOOKS|$400|easy|18-year-old Isabella Linton elopes with this antihero after Cathy spurns him in 'Wuthering Heights'|Heathcliff
17/12/2009|Jeopardy!|IN PLAIN SIGHT|$1000|hard|There are more than 600 of those gigantic big head statues on this Chilean island|Easter Island
06/04/2006|Jeopardy!|A LA CART|$800|hard|The line in 'Hamlet' 'Full thirty times hath Phoebus' cart gone round' refers to this god's chariot|Apollo
15/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MYTH-ELLANY|$800|hard|The Pythian Games were so-named for this serpent slain by Apollo|the python
16/02/1990|Jeopardy!|SITCOMS|$200|easy|This sport was Tony Micelli's bread & butter prior to becoming a housekeeper on 'Who's The Boss?'|baseball
13/01/2003|Jeopardy!|THE SOUND OF MUSIC|$200|easy|When this actress sings 'I Have Confidence' in the film, the real Maria von Trapp can be glimpsed in the background|Julie Andrews
28/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WATCH YOUR STEP|$800|hard|In 1989 Gin Miller joined this shoe company as creative director for step training|Reebok
05/06/2006|Final Jeopardy!|WORDS IN THE NEWS|None|None|This word for one who hangs around the corridors of power refers back to the corridors themselves|lobbyist
12/05/1997|Jeopardy!|ECONOMICS|$400|easy|Less depressing than a depression, this downturn comes after the peak of a classic business cycle|Recession
09/03/2011|Jeopardy!|WHO'S THE BOSS?|$800|hard|...of the Cuban Council of State, since February 2008|Raúl Castro
06/04/1987|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$100|easy|[Clue missing from recording]|[Clue missing from recording]
14/12/1992|Jeopardy!|DON'T KNOCK THE 'ROCK'|$400|easy|In a hymn, it's the title line that precedes 'Cleft for me, let me hide myself in thee'|Rock of Ages
31/03/1993|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$200|easy|This building that opened May 1, 1931 remained the world's tallest until 1971|the Empire State Building
22/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|STATE OF MIND|$800|hard|As well as 'in good humor', it means a machine that grinds up pieces of wood|chipper
12/02/1998|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE OF THE MONTH|$100|easy|She was the 'She-Wolf of London' on film before starring in TV's 'Lassie' & 'Lost in Space'|June Lockhart
18/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$600|medium|This Rochester, N.Y. businessman's gift allowed MIT to be built|(George) Eastman
16/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PLACES|$1200|hard|It's the name of this state, mate|Victoria
30/12/1996|Jeopardy!|FURNITURE|$100|easy|Bridal, dower & hope are types of these|Chests
23/09/2002|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL MATTERS|$800|hard|The 19th century composer of the following, he basically wrote for only one instrument|Frederic Chopin
26/04/2000|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|None|None|The 34 peaks of the roof of this city's airport represent mountains that are about 30 miles away|Denver
01/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|4 HORSEMEN|$400|easy|The 4 horsemen of the apocalypse appear in chapter 6 of Revelation, written by this man|John
22/04/2003|Jeopardy!|BALLET|$600|medium|In ballet terminology, it's a full complete turn of the body on one foot|pirouette
14/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PLANES, TRAINS & AUTOMOBILES|$400|easy|This groundbreaking alphabetic creation from Henry Ford debuted in 1908|Model T
11/12/2001|Jeopardy!|YOU GOT 'GUM'?|$400|easy|Thickened stew of fish or poultry|gumbo
11/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY & SPACE|$200|easy|In January 1996 special ceremonies marked the 10-year anniversary of the explosion of this space shuttle|the Challenger
18/07/2007|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$600|medium|The first ad sign in the U.S. using these lights went up on a Los Angeles car dealership in 1923|neon
27/04/2005|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY BUSINESS|$1000|hard|To blacken by burning, or a light-colored spotted trout|char
16/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|McCLURE'S MAGAZINE|$400|easy|Writing on corruption in McClure's, Lincoln Steffens said this little state is for sale, & cheap|Rhode Island
29/12/2010|Jeopardy!|JOHANNES BRAHMS|$800|hard|Brahms wrote only 4 of these compositions, including No.3 in F major|symphonies
19/10/2001|Jeopardy!|U.K. DEPENDENCIES|$100|easy|This archipelago east of North Carolina is now self-governing under P.M. Jennifer Smith|Bermuda
09/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE 'TELE'|$400|easy|Partly from a word for an endurance test, it's a broadcast that's an appeal for charitable donations|a telethon
23/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TERMS OF ENDEARMENT|$2000|hard|It's the literal translation of 'my love' into French|mon amour
10/02/1999|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE SPORTS TEAM NICKNAMES|$200|easy|The U.S. Naval Academy|Midshipmen
04/06/2001|Jeopardy!|YOU COULD PUT OUT AN 'I'|$400|easy|The inward collapse of a building that is being demolished|Implosion
05/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OPRAH'S BOOK CLUB|$400|easy|In 'Tara Road' by Maeve Binchy, a woman from this country swaps houses with a woman in Connecticut|Ireland
04/01/2006|Jeopardy!|WHERE'S THE 'FIRE'?|$600|medium|Deadly double that rained down on Gomorrah|fire & brimstone
27/10/2009|Jeopardy!|20 YEARS LATER|$800|hard|1974: Had a 'Comedy Hour' with his wife on CBS; 1994: Elected to Congress|Sonny Bono
02/10/1985|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$300|easy|The 2 instruments associated with the Smothers Brothers|guitar and bass
01/04/1997|Final Jeopardy!|TRINIDADIAN AMATEUR ICHTHYOLOGISTS|None|None|This common aquarium fish was named for a Trinidadian clergyman|Guppy
19/09/1997|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$100|easy|Most of the quills on the thin-spined species of this rodent are on its head|the porcupine
03/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|7|$800|hard|Lust, sloth & gluttony are 3 of the 7 of these|the 7 deadly sins
10/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'SH'!  I'M WATCHING TV!|$400|easy|1980 miniseries that featured extensive Japanese dialogue (& Richard Chamberlain in a kimono)|Shogun
02/04/1993|Jeopardy!|THE WAR OF 1812|$100|easy|He watched the 1814 bombardment of Fort McHenry from a British ship & wrote a poem about it|Francis Scott Key
22/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY LANDMARKS|$800|hard|In the Bronx, visit the cottage that he shared with his sickly young wife Virginia, who, tragically, died there in 1847|Edgar Allan Poe
16/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE SPORTS TEAM NICKNAMES|$1600|hard|Colgate & Texas Tech|the Red Raiders
01/05/2000|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$200|easy|In the title of a 14th century work, Sir Gawain is paired with this 'knight'|the Green Knight
31/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK DEDICATIONS|$800|hard|C.S. Lewis dedicated this 1950 classic 'to Lucy Barfield' from 'your affectionate godfather'|The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
23/05/2001|Jeopardy!|SUMMER CAMP|$100|easy|Connecticut's SJ Ranch is 'For the girl who loves' these animals -- & which of them doesn't?|Horses
13/04/2001|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$100|easy|It's the university where you'll find the John F. Kennedy School of Government|Harvard
06/05/2008|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN THE NEWS|$800|hard|Lawyers took to the streets after the suspension Iftikhar Chaudhry, chief justice of this country|Pakistan
03/09/1996|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL FIRSTS|$800|hard|Rachel is the first shepherdess mentioned & he's the first shepherd|Abel
14/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE POET|$400|easy|'next to of course god america i love you land of the pilgrims' and so forth....'|E.E. Cummings
07/05/1998|Jeopardy!|URBAN MYTHS|$300|easy|My cousin just told me that a man in a hotel room had this renal organ removed while he slept|Kidney
28/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'ORANGE' YOU GLAD|$1200|hard|Dystopian Anthony Burgess novel of punks & pathology|A Clockwork Orange
18/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TYPES OF POEMS|$400|easy|One of these poems by Basho says, 'A lovely spring night / suddenly vanished while we / viewed cherry blossoms'|a haiku
26/06/2006|Jeopardy!|THE BIG SLEEP|$1800|hard|Alpha waves occur when you're relaxed with eyes closed; beta, when alert; these waves, when in deep sleep|delta waves
15/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$800|hard|This president's nephew & the editor of the Washington Globe were part of his 'Kitchen Cabinet'|Andrew Jackson
02/12/1999|Jeopardy!|POPULAR PHOTOGRAPHY|$100|easy|It's a nearly lightless chamber for developing your own prints & film|Darkroom
11/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES & THEIR ROLES|$1300|hard|(Hi, I'm Jane Seymour)  In 1988 I won an Emmy for my role as this opera star in the TV miniseries 'Onassis'|Maria Callas
19/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TUTU MUCH!|$1600|hard|His 1860s painting of 'The Orchestra of the Opera' has some pretty tutus in the background|(Edgar) Degas
08/09/1997|Jeopardy!|NUN SENSE|$200|easy|These promises which a nun is said to take, not make, may be simple or solemn|Vows
20/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HARD STUPID ANSWERS|$1200|hard|Mirage crowds love this new Cirque du Soleil show that features re-mastered Beatles tunes|Love
12/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYWRIGHTS|$800|hard|The Belgian king raised this author of 'The Blue Bird' to the rank of count on his 70th birthday|Maeterlinck
01/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|JUMBO JOCKS|$800|hard|On Sept. 20, 1997, 270-pound Dorian Yates won this top bodybuilding title for the sixth straight year|Mr. Olympia
03/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MADONNA|$200|easy|On the 1999 duet 'Be Careful (Cuidado con Mi Corazon)' Madonna sings in Spanish & he sings in English|Ricky Martin
08/02/2007|Jeopardy!|I STILL LIKE CARTOONS|$200|easy|This guy's theme song tells us 'absorbent & yellow & porous is he'|SpongeBob SquarePants
28/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE QUOTES|$400|easy|(1964) Peter Sellers: 'Gentlemen, you can't fight in here!  This is the War Room!'|Dr. Strangelove (or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb)
09/01/2004|Jeopardy!|AH, SWEET MISTER'E'|$800|hard|Sometimes (well, most of the time) it's just a mystery to figure out this 'American Psycho' author's books|Bret Easton Ellis
26/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'C.D.'s|$1000|hard|Once a railway company lawyer, he resigned during an 1894 strike & became a defense attorney|Clarence Darrow
05/02/1986|Jeopardy!|CRIME & PUNISHMENT|$400|easy|By age 33, John MacLean, this type of thief, had stolen $150 mil. worth of goods by himself|a burglar
07/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER JULIA ROBERTS MOVIES|$200|easy|Julia was fairy nice as Tinkerbell in this 1991 film|Hook
08/10/1998|Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$100|easy|Brenda, Michele, Spike|Lee
01/03/2010|Jeopardy!|MULTIPLE DIAGNOSES|$1000|hard|The fever clearly indicates mono--oops, colitis.  No, TB.  Of course, this bacterial ailment aka septic sore throat|strep throat
25/09/1984|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$200|easy|Name given to annual competition among U.S. amateur boxers|the Golden Gloves
28/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN WOMEN|$2000|hard|Babette was the middle name of this American woman who moved to France in 1907|Alice B. Toklas
23/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE LOOKING OUT FOR US|$1200|hard|Pasadena, Texas, population 140,000, has the USA's largest municipal fire department of this type|volunteer
27/09/1999|Jeopardy!|MORTAL MATTERS|$500|medium|In 1961 Hassan II was crowned in this country after his father died following a minor nose operation|Morocco
03/01/2003|Jeopardy!|IN A PICKLE|$200|easy|To make your standard pickle, pickle this veggie|cucumber
02/02/1999|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE OFFICE|$300|easy|Workers get frustrated trying to hold closed-door meetings in these partitioned workspaces|Cubicles
07/06/2000|Jeopardy!|MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL|$200|easy|On Feb. 28, 2000 this Yankee received a one-year suspension for violating MLB's drug policy|Darryl Strawberry
04/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BABY BOOKS|$800|hard|This book by F.X. Toole was originally titled 'Rope Burns: Stories from the Corner'|Million Dollar Baby
18/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CANADIAN BAL-EH?|$400|easy|'Not only the lovers... swoon' was said of this Shakespearean work from the National Ballet of Canada in 2009|Romeo and Juliet
27/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$200|easy|'Kidnapped By UFOs?' was a probing episode of this PBS series whose name is Latin for 'new'|Nova
21/09/2007|Jeopardy!|I SAT IN FOR REGIS|$200|easy|This weatherman turned vowel seller got to sit in|Pat Sajak
15/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DE METER|$800|hard|Coleridge said, 'God came up with a shout: our lord with the sound of a trumpet' was an ideal hexameter, this many feet|6
06/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AIRPORT CODES|$200|easy|ATL|Atlanta
25/10/2005|Jeopardy!|OH, BE 'SILENT'!|$200|easy|In German it begins, 'Stille Nacht! Heilige Nacht!'|Silent Night
03/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF SINGERS|$1600|hard|Sade|Nigeria
15/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HORSE SMARTS|$800|hard|It's the 4-letter word for a colt or filly up to a year of age|foal
27/05/1998|Jeopardy!|'ACE' IN THE HOLE|$100|easy|Indiana's NBA team|Indiana Pacers
11/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A 5-CHAPTER STORY ABOUT STORIES|$400|easy|Ch. 1: This Russian title boy meets girl (Lara)|Doctor Zhivago
04/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS FROM GEORGIA|$400|easy|Poet & novelist James Dickey was once poetry consultant to this national library|Library of Congress
12/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GETTING YOUR 'DUE'|$1600|hard|To overcome, like a police officer does to a perp|subdue
03/01/2006|Jeopardy!|THE MOST POPULOUS NATION|$800|hard|Ethiopia, Somalia, Djibouti|Ethiopia
05/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT AILS 'IA'|$2000|hard|From the Greek for 'speechless', it's the loss or ability to use or comprehend language|aphasia
16/06/2008|Jeopardy!|TECH COMPANIES?|$800|hard|It precedes arch in St. Louis|gateway
22/05/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 19th CENTURY|$200|easy|This American composer was known for his plantation melodies like 'My Old Kentucky Home'|Stephen Foster
06/02/2009|Jeopardy!|THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR|$200|easy|Originally President McKinley only wanted Luzon in this island group, but we ended up with the entire archipelago|the Philippines
03/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SUE GRAFTON'S ALPHABET MYSTERIES|$1200|hard|Imminent danger: 'P Is For...'|Peril
23/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BETTER KNOWN AS...|$600|medium|'Silent' comedian Adolph Marx|Harpo Marx
22/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SITCOM CITY SETTINGS|$1200|hard|'Laverne and Shirley' (the first 5 seasons)|Milwaukee
30/04/1997|Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE TEENAGERS|$400|easy|This Microsoft mogul was just 17 when he became president of his first company, Traf-O-Data|Bill Gates
10/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LIFE SCIENCE|$800|hard|A haploid nucleus contains 1 of each type of chromosome; this is the term for a nucleus with 2 of each|diploid
08/09/1992|Jeopardy!|TV NOSTALGIA|$400|easy|On the final telecast of 'Howdy Doody', he broke his series-long silence to say, 'Goodbye, kids'|Clarabell
14/01/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$500|medium|The backwards one-revolution jump in this sport is named for Ulrich Salchow|Figure Skating
26/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$400|easy|All the girls loved Narcissus, but this is who Narcissus loved|himself
23/05/2008|Jeopardy!|AUSTRALIA|$600|medium|An Australian sporting hero, Sir Donald Bradman is the only Aussie knighted for his services to this sport|cricket
15/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FICTION PULITZERS|$1200|hard|This 'News' got E. Annie Proulx the prize for 1994|The Shipping News
14/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HEAVENS TO BETSY!|$2600|hard|In the film 'The Betsy', the Betsy is one of these that Laurence Olivier names for his great-granddaughter|a car
16/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$1200|hard|It's short for one of the muscles, or a large open space on campus surrounded by buildings|a quad
16/07/2004|Jeopardy!|THE ANATOMY OF EVEL|$400|easy|They may be the strongest and longest bones in the body but Evel snapped both of 'em in the famous leap at Caesars|the femur
16/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OF THE END|$1600|hard|In 2001 Russia announced that it was closing its eavesdropping station on this Western Hemisphere island|Cuba
22/04/1986|Double Jeopardy!|THE FUNNIES|$400|easy|“Marmaduke” is this breed of dog|a Great Dane
16/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$1200|hard|Baby, you're going to be a star, & we're going to put you next to this symbol on Turkey's flag|a crescent
14/11/2002|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES IN OTHER WORDS|$600|medium|To flip within one's crypt|to turn over in one's grave
24/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MANSIONS|$1000|hard|The Copper King Mansion stands in this Montana city where copper mining is still important|Butte
26/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HARRY POTTER|$400|easy|When Harry was a baby, this evil wizard killed his parents & left him with a lightning bolt-shaped scar|Lord Voldemort
04/03/2010|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER 'F' WORDS|$400|easy|The small, bloodsucking wingless insect lives in a dog-eat-dog world|a flea
13/01/2005|Jeopardy!|LEGAL LINGO|$1000|hard|This word for all your personal property shares its roots with 'cattle'|chattel
08/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH STUFF|$1000|hard|This northern Tanzania national park is twice the size of Yellowstone|Serengeti
11/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLYMPICS OF 1980|$300|easy|This woman who had been perfect in 1976 fell off the uneven parallel bars in 1980|Nadia Comaneci
28/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$800|hard|Don't laugh, but this expert on chimpanzees wrote a 1971 book about hyenas called 'Innocent Killers'|Jane Goodall
19/11/1996|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$200|easy|1 of 2 egg-laying mammals of Australia|Duck-billed Platypus & Echidna
12/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LIT|$2000|hard|This Quaker poet wrote, 'For of all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are these: 'It might have been!''|John Greenleaf Whittier
12/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE 19th CENTURY|$400|easy|As a result of this 1898 war, the U.S. gained control of Guam, Puerto Rico & the Philippines|the Spanish-American War
11/03/2005|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES BY NEWSPAPERS|$1000|hard|El Cronista & El Patagonico|Argentina
03/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ZODIAC ARREST|$1200|hard|The Zodiac is divided into 12 sections of this many degrees each|30
29/12/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN CUISINE|$200|easy|Often filled with fried oysters, a po' boy is a Louisiana type of this item named for an earl|Sandwich
05/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE FILM VAULT|$800|hard|This Swedish actress made her breakthrough film in 1936, then later came to the U.S. to star in a 1939 English remake|Ingrid Bergman
20/06/2011|Jeopardy!|27 IS HEAVEN|$800|hard|This Roman emperor began his 40-year reign in 27 B.C.|Caesar Augustus
19/04/2010|Jeopardy!|ART FOR ART'S SAKE!|$400|easy|In David's 1801 painting 'Napoleon at the Great St. Bernard Pass', the general is crossing this mountain range|the Alps
21/01/1998|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK CITIES|$300|easy|Once the site of a Utopian community, today it's famous for its flatware|Oneida
14/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC CHARLESTON|$800|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from a boat off Charleston, SC.)  In its 1863 assault on Battery Wagner,  the Union's first black unit earned this--also the title of a 1989 film about it|Glory
16/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|A CATEGORY OF A WHALE|$1000|hard|Whale food, it's from the Norwegian for 'small fry'|Krill
08/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FEATURE FILM DEBUTS|$800|hard|This talk show host was a student at Ithaca College when she won the lead in 'Hairspray'|Ricki Lake
15/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S NOT EASY BEING TWEEN|$1200|hard|Tweens watching this young man's video 'Baby' on YouTube helped it to a record 260 million views as of summer 2010|Justin Bieber
18/11/2005|Jeopardy!|KISS MY GRITS!|$600|medium|It's said that yapping dogs were fed these fried dumplings to keep quiet, hence their name|hush puppies
10/01/2011|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$800|hard|Administrative professionals day was originally called this day, for the person who filed & took dictation|Secretary's Day
09/12/1999|Final Jeopardy!|HONORS|None|None|To remain 'Free to blast and bollock Blairite Britain' Tony Harrison declined this post in 1999|Poet Laureate of England
19/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'UN' COUNTRIES|$400|easy|It's hard to ask a question about this European country without mentioning its Magyar ethnic group|Hungary
08/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NEWS QUIZ|$800|hard|The 2006 firing of 8 people in this position came back to haunt the Justice Department in 2007|U.S. attorneys
01/03/2000|Jeopardy!|'B.S.'|$400|easy|It's Wisconsin's beastly nickname|The Badger State
20/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$400|easy|In this Puccini work, Sharpless, the American consul in Nagasaki, is sung by a baritone|Madame Butterfly
24/12/2009|Jeopardy!|LETTER-WORD|$600|medium|One of the first versions of this, in Michigan in 1956, had the kids hitting off a metal pipe|T-ball
01/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE 17th CENTURY|$400|easy|Sophia Alexeyevna served as regent of this country from 1682 to 1689|Russia
07/07/1999|Jeopardy!|C IN HISTORY|$100|easy|This state's Gold Rush began in 1858, about 10 years after California's|Colorado
15/11/2000|Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$300|easy|They're the only 2 books of the Hebrew bible named for specific women|Esther & Ruth
22/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IT WAS THE OCEAN TO BE PACIFIC|$1200|hard|This Pacific island nation has been ruled by King Taufa'ahau Tupou IV since 1965|Tonga
10/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY|$400|easy|A runner ran 25 miles & died after announcing Greeks had defeated them in the Battle of Marathon|the Persians
25/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CALI|$1200|hard|This 25,000-square-mile California desert includes Joshua Tree National Park|the Mojave
16/03/1990|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$200|easy|A lithophone is an old oriental percussion instrument made of this, but you wouldn't find it in a rock band|Stone
31/05/1990|Jeopardy!|STOP|$400|easy|It's a work stoppage unauthorized by a labor union|Wildcat Strike
26/12/1989|Jeopardy!|'BABY' SONGS|$200|easy|In a 1965 hit by Herman's Hermits, it's the line that follows 'Every time I see you lookin' my way'|'Ooh, baby, baby can't you hear my heart beat'
03/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SPIKE LEE|$2000|hard|In 'Get on the Bus', Spike told the tale of a group headed to this 1995 Washington, D.C. gathering|the Million Man March
04/05/1999|Jeopardy!|IMPERSONATORS|$400|easy|(Hello, I am Jon Lovitz [coughs])  My 'SNL' impersonation of this 1988 presidential candidate was not the reason he lost the election|Michael Dukakis
17/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OH JOY!  IT'S OPERA!|$400|easy|Act IV of the opera 'Moses in Egypt' features the miraculous parting of this sea|the Red Sea
09/10/2001|Jeopardy!|1946|$100|easy|Boosting membership to 54, Afghanistan, Iceland & Sweden all joined this organization on November 11, 1946|United Nations
30/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TURNING 40 IN '98|$800|hard|A short called 'Frankenweenie' helped launch the career of this 'Edward Scissorhands' director|Tim Burton
02/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE TITLE|$1000|hard|Steinbeck portrays German-occupied Norway in this 'is Down'|The Moon
02/12/2002|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARIES|$600|medium|In 1776 23-year-old William & Mary grad Edmund Randolph became Attorney General of this state|Virginia
04/07/2008|Jeopardy!|'SAG'|$800|hard|Giant succulent of the American Southwest|the saguaro cactus
17/01/2007|Jeopardy!|MANNA FEST|$800|hard|In the 78th of these sacred poems, manna is referred to as 'the corn of heaven' & 'angels' food'|(the Book of) Psalms
25/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SOCIAL SCIENCE|$1000|hard|17-letter word for one whose studies may cover the Scottish bagpipes & the Indian tabla|Ethnomusicologist
14/05/2010|Jeopardy!|THE AGRICULTURAL HALL OF FAME|$800|hard|A 2006 inductee, this former Kansas senator & presidential candidate helped develop the food stamp program|Bob Dole
05/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MR. SPEAKER (OF THE HOUSE)|$1600|hard|This 'Great Compromiser' from Kentucky was elected Speaker in 1811 on the very first day he set foot in the House|Henry Clay
25/01/2001|Jeopardy!|STRIKE!|$300|easy|It strikes when electric potential in the atmosphere tops 10,000 volts per centimeter|Lightning
12/04/2000|Jeopardy!|SNACKIN' ON|$400|easy|Mmmm!  They're small pieces of fried hog fat eaten as a snack|Pork rinds
24/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH CAPITAL CITIES|$2000|hard|In the Pacific: Honiara|the Solomon Islands
17/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$800|hard|A reported attack on 2 U.S. destroyers in this gulf led to the passage of the 1964 resolution named for it|Gulf of Tonkin
24/03/1999|Final Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|None|None|Today meaning a self-employed person, this term derives from medieval knights who sold their skills|Freelancer
12/11/2002|Jeopardy!|NOVEMBER 2001|$200|easy|Advanced Cell Technology, Inc. said they did this with a cow, then 2 days later said they did it with a human embryo|cloning
26/03/2009|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE HISTORY|$200|easy|In 1797 Smithson Tennant showed that charcoal has the same composition as this gem|a diamond
09/10/2006|Jeopardy!|COMPUTER SPEAK|$400|easy|No relation to DC Comics' fastest man, this is the fast-loading animation by Adobe|Flash
25/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRITISH MONARCH WHEN...|$2000|hard|...the 20th century began|Victoria
18/11/1996|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$100|easy|Nickname given the WWII backyard vegetable patches|Victory Gardens
19/10/2009|Jeopardy!|'ROOM'|$200|easy|A photographer uses one to see what develops|a darkroom
23/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S MAKE A DEAL|$1600|hard|Cornplanter, a chief of this confederacy, signed a 1784 treaty ceding the U.S. all land W. of the Niagara River|the Iriquois Confederacy
28/05/2010|Final Jeopardy!|AWARDS & HONORS|None|None|A trophy named for this author is awarded to anyone who breaks the record for sailing a yacht around the world|Jules Verne
25/01/2001|Jeopardy!|YOU GOTTA HAVE FAITH|$300|easy|3-word term for verbalizing incomprehensible, nonhuman or mystical language while in a state of ecstasy|Speaking in tongues
17/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY & HERSTORY|$2000|hard|In 2001 this woman known for aiding Lewis & Clark was made an honorary sergeant in the Regular Army|Sacagawea
30/09/1999|Jeopardy!|ELEVATOR RIDE|$500|medium|Top level. Observation deck & of course, this song|On A Clear Day You Can See Forever
13/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE: 1999|$2000|hard|8 years after their farewell concert, this duo reunited for a New Year's Eve show--sort of a 'Girls Night Out'|Naomi & Wynonna Judd
25/03/1998|Jeopardy!|BALLOONS|$400|easy|In one type of race the hare takes off first & is 'dogged' by competing balloons called these|Hounds
17/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL FOOD & DRINK|$1000|hard|This tripe soup, a favorite in Mexico, is often served with lime wedges, chopped chiles & onion|Menudo
21/11/2001|Jeopardy!|THE VIRGINIA MONOLOGUES|$400|easy|Born in Wise, he called the 1970 Oscars 'A 2-hour meat parade, a public display with contrived suspense'|George C. Scott
09/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE TITLE|$2000|hard|'D.O.A.M.' by Nikolai Gogol|Diary of a Madman
18/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|STAR WARS|$400|easy|Martin Sheen weighed in on his son Charlie's divorce from this actress by calling for a 'cease-fire'|Denise Richards
27/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PINEAPPLES|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from a pineapple plantation.) Pineapple cultivation needs relatively little irrigation; with its reservoir formed in the leaves, the plant is a natural xerophyte--from the Greek 'xeros', meaning this|dry
31/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SPANISH TO ENGLISH|$2000|hard|A proverb: 'Pensar antes de hablar'|Think before you speak
22/10/1998|Jeopardy!|FLOWER POWER|$200|easy|This tall heliotropic flower is grown for its oil & nutritious seeds|Sunflower
09/11/2007|Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$600|medium|Seen here, these flowers were named for a German botanist|zinnias
11/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$800|hard|Italian for 'unknown', it's how a person in disguise might 'travel'|incognito
28/01/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS STARS|$200|easy|On March 23, 1996 this 15-year-old American won the women's world figure skating title in Edmonton, Alberta|Michelle Kwan
16/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1930s|$2000|hard|1 of the 2 men, a Southern pol & a soldier, whom FDR said were the 2 most dangerous in the country|Huey Long (or Douglas MacArthur)
20/10/2000|Jeopardy!|LITERARY LOCALES|$200|easy|'Sister Carrie', 'McTeague', 'Native Son'|United States
16/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENT-ARY SCHOOL|$400|easy|One of the noble gases, it's the lightest of all gases after hydrogen|helium
07/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ADD A LETTER|$1200|hard|Adding a letter to scone turns a baked good into this bracket for candles|a sconce
18/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$1000|hard|Though her name was Greek for 'strangler', this riddler usually ate her victims or threw them from her rock|The Sphinx
15/09/2005|Jeopardy!|MARSUPIALS|$600|medium|The marsupial represented by the most species is this New World beast, with the Virginia species the largest|the opossum
28/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WARREN BEATTY FILM ROLES|$1600|hard|In 1998, a free-spoken senator|Bulworth
23/07/2007|Jeopardy!|THE LARGEST IN AREA|$1000|hard|Libya, Egypt, Tunisia|Libya
15/06/2011|Jeopardy!|HOUDINI|$800|hard|Every year on the anniversary of Houdini's death, believers & the curious hold these--so far, he hasn't shown|seances
06/06/2003|Jeopardy!|CLOTHING WORDS|$600|medium|Breathes heavily, like a dog or a tired jogger|pants
29/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|QUASI-RELATED PAIRS|$1200|hard|A critter of the Aves class & sorcery|Bird & Magic
20/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK 'N' ROLL|$1000|hard|Remixes from her 'Post' album are featured on this Icelandic pop star's 1996 album 'Telegram'|Bjork
10/06/1998|Jeopardy!|MOVIES IN OTHER WORDS|$100|easy|'Precipitation Guy'|Rain Man
07/03/2001|Final Jeopardy!|LITERATURE & FILM|None|None|Nicole Kidman, Helena Bonham Carter & Cybill Shepherd have all starred in films based on this man's works|Henry James
02/07/2009|Jeopardy!|TASTY AD SLOGANS|$400|easy|This sandwich chain invites you to 'Eat fresh'|Subway
22/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$600|medium|In a 1947 novelette, he told of a great pearl, how it was found & how it was lost again|John Steinbeck
08/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS ABOUT PRESIDENTS|$1600|hard|'One Man Alone'|Richard Nixon
13/01/2011|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$800|hard|The Precedent is a model of this small sporting vehicle that also moves people around retirement villages|a golf cart
03/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1400s|$3600|hard|Portuguese sailors crossed this line & found that the ocean didn't boil there, as was thought|equator
10/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$1600|hard|'Salome', this composer's first successful opera, was banned in Boston in 1923|Richard Strauss
12/07/2010|Jeopardy!|I PITY DA FOOD!|$200|easy|Maine & spiny are types of this; its shell turns vivid red only affer it's been cooked|lobster
01/10/2002|Jeopardy!|TWINS|$400|easy|They're the 2 members of the Bee Gees who are twins|Robin & Maurice
16/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE, DOUBLE|$1600|hard|Dr. James Watson & this man were the first to describe the double helix structure of DNA|(Francis) Crick
15/11/2006|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S ON THE TUBE?|$1000|hard|In June 2006 this movie channel premiered its first made-for-TV movie, 'Broken Trail', starring Robert Duvall|American Movie Classics (AMC)
30/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$400|easy|In 1862 Ludwig Ritter Von Kochel issued a catalog of this Austrian composer's works, using 'K' numbers|Mozart
04/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DESERTS|$400|easy|The Libyan desert is actually the northeastern portion of this much larger desert|the Sahara
03/02/2005|Jeopardy!|STRAIT TALK|$400|easy|Punta Arenas, Chile overlooks the South American strait named for this explorer|Ferdinand Magellan
09/11/1990|Jeopardy!|YEARS|$100|easy|A full-time student usually earns an associate degree at a junior college in this many years|2
03/03/2000|Jeopardy!|'B' PREPARED|$200|easy|This type of piano is about 5 feet long|Baby grand
09/10/1997|Jeopardy!|BIRD WATCHING|$300|easy|Since 1900 this group has sponsored the Christmas bird count across North America|the Audubon Society
24/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YOUR LIFE ON THE BIG SCREEN|$1200|hard|1999: 'The Hurricane'|Ruben 'Hurricane' Carter
28/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'80s MUSIC|$400|easy|This group featuring sisters Ann & Nancy Wilson asked 'What About Love?' in a 1985 hit|Heart
24/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN WRITING|$1600|hard|This 1935 novel by Horace McCoy is a tale of murder & marathon dancing|'They Shoot Horses, Don't They?'
28/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YOU HAD TO EXPECT OPERA|$400|easy|We're not stringing you along: 'El Retablo de Maese Pedro' is meant to be peformed by these toys|puppets
21/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|This synonym for 'friendliness' is what a friendly university gives a student to keep him alive|fellowship
12/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MONEY TALK|$800|hard|In 1848 the Philadelphia mint turned out 1,389 $2.50 pieces marked to show the gold came from this state|California
03/12/1984|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|Horses are hot to do it|trot
21/04/2000|Jeopardy!|THE U.S. MINT|$200|easy|During WWII these were made of steel, but a rare 1943 copper one has sold for over $80,000|Penny
15/01/1990|Jeopardy!|FURNITURE|$100|easy|The French Empire style of furniture is associated with his empire|Napoleon I
09/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ISLAND PRISONS|$600|medium|This island between Queens & the Bronx has correctional facilities for men, women & teens|Riker's Island
27/03/1998|Jeopardy!|CREEPERS & CRAWLERS|$200|easy|When referring to the glass lizard, autotomy is the ability to discard all or part of this|its tail
01/07/1993|Jeopardy!|SONG LYRICS|$400|easy|'I'd love to get you on a slow boat to' this place, 'all to myself, alone'|China
30/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAIRS|$2000|hard|In literature & on British TV: Jeeves & ____|Wooster
30/04/2002|Jeopardy!|A BEAUTIFUL 'IND'|$400|easy|Something used to help you recall an important fact or duty|a reminder
23/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BE ON YOUR KIERKEGAARD|$1200|hard|The European country in which Kierkegaard was born|Denmark
06/11/2004|Jeopardy!|TANGLED UP IN 'BLUE'|$800|hard|They're the geological formations mentioned in John Denver's 'Take Me Home Country Roads'|the Blue Ridge Mountains
19/07/1991|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|$800|hard|John Ericsson invented this to replace the paddlewheel as the propulsion device on steamships|the screw propeller
25/02/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THAT CALLED?|$1000|hard|Seen here is an instance of this type of sign|fingerpost sign
08/09/1999|Final Jeopardy!|HOLIDAY QUOTES|None|None|In the end this Dickens character says, 'I will honor Christmas in my heart, and try to keep it all the year'|Ebenezer Scrooge
30/12/2010|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$600|medium|Dolores Del Rio was one of the stars of the 1933 musical 'Flying Down to' here|Rio
12/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BATTLE STATIONS|$1600|hard|The Revolutionary War's Battle of Bennington was not fought in Vermont, but in this neighboring state|New York
07/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS GREATS|$400|easy|Though clumsy & fat as a child, Dick Button rose to stardom doing this|ice skating
27/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$200|easy|Once a border resort with casinos, it's the main entry port to Mexico from California for U.S. tourists|Tijuana
27/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$1600|hard|In 2003 it was located at 82 degrees north latitude, 112 degrees west longitude near Ellef Ringness Island|the Magnetic North Pole
05/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ADVENTUROUS WOMEN|$1200|hard|In 1906 explorer Fanny B. Workman claimed to have climbed higher than 23,000 feet in these mountains|the Himalayans
10/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|YOU SHOULD BE IN A BALLET!|$400|easy|This fluffy skirt that you may have to wear was not named for archbishop Desmond|tutu
04/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE TREASURY DEPT.|$600|medium|This service quarantines animals & can stop you from bringing sausages into the country|Customs
11/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HUMAN BODY OF KNOWLEDGE|$2000|hard|The lowest part of the brain stem, it sits above the spinal cord|medulla oblongata
04/03/2008|Jeopardy!|'C' BIRDS|$1000|hard|The sandhill, seen here, is the most abundant species of this bird|a crane
04/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1000|hard|The element named for him wasn't one of the ones he left a gap for in the periodic table; it came in at 101|Dmitri Mendeleev
07/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$200|easy|The U.S. added the Badlands of South Dakota through this acquisition of land|The Louisiana Purchase
29/11/2007|Jeopardy!|PULP NURSERY RHYME|$800|hard|She was desperate. I said for $50 a day, plus expenses, I'd track down her sheep, even if she didn't know where to find 'em|Little Bo Peep
04/06/2001|Jeopardy!|LET'S GET GRAPHIC|$400|easy|Kerning is the adjustment of the spaces between these; ours, as you can see, is just perfect|Letters
24/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$1000|hard|This Stephen Sondheim musical was based on the Ingmar Bergman film 'Smiles Of A Summer Night'|A Little Night Music
06/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MATH CLASS|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows an inequality on the chalkboard.)  For a set of odd numbers described thusly, they're the three possible values for n|5, 7, & 9
25/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PHOTOGRAPHY|$800|hard|In this type of photography, auras are seen surrounding the photographic subject|Kirlian photography
25/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A STOCKPILE|$800|hard|'X' marks the spot for this company spun off from USX in 2002|U.S. Steel
04/12/2000|Jeopardy!|WARREN G. HARDING|$500|medium|Some claim that Harding coined this alliterative phrase for the leaders of the American Revolution|Founding Fathers
30/11/2004|Jeopardy!|THE CONTEST|$600|medium|This George W. Bush Cabinet member lost his 2000 Senate race to a man who died a month before the election|John Ashcroft
16/10/2003|Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$200|easy|The Roman god of war|Mars
28/12/1998|Jeopardy!|BEVERLY HILLS|$400|easy|Nicknamed the 'Pink Palace', it's home to the world famous Polo Lounge -- check in & check it out|Beverly Hills Hotel
27/09/2002|Jeopardy!|WAR & PEACE SONGS|$600|medium|John Lennon's 1st Top 40 hit without the Beatles was this 1969 song|Give Peace A Chance
11/07/2007|Jeopardy!|THE 'WASH' ROOM|$600|medium|To cover up errors or wrongdoing; perhaps for Tom Sawyer?|whitewash
11/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK REPORT|$800|hard|After his parrot Polynesia taught him the languages of the animals, he became a doctor for animals|Dr. Dolittle
30/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$1000|hard|This man's 'Lady's Book' was published in Philadelphia from 1830 to 1892|Louis Godey
07/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LATIN LEGAL TERMS|$1600|hard|3-word phrase for 'a person not acceptable' to the host country as the head of a diplomatic mission|persona non grata
16/07/2001|Jeopardy!|WHERE THEY'RE FROM|$500|medium|This sitcom star says Massapequa, N.Y., where he grew up, has an Indian name that means 'by the mall'|(Jerry) Seinfeld
09/06/2009|Jeopardy!|FUN WITH LETTERS|$1000|hard|In American Sign Language, these three letters that follow each other in the alphabet look like this|U, V, W
14/07/2010|Jeopardy!|JACK|$400|easy|This Jack & his 3 brothers founded one of the 'Big Five' Hollywood studios in 1923|(Jack) Warner
23/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$1200|hard|He wrote comic book stories for 'Captain America' & 'Captain Marvel' before hitting it big with 'I, the Jury'|Mickey Spillane
10/06/2003|Jeopardy!|WE NEED 'ACTION'|$600|medium|If you're a PAC man in Washington, D.C. you belong to one of these interest groups|political action committee
05/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'F' IN GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|It's the numeric name for the locality where the borders of Utah, Colorado, New Mexico & Arizona meet|the Four Corners
05/07/2010|Jeopardy!|ANIMATED FILMS|$200|easy|2009: In Jazz Age New Orleans, Princess Tiana has a fateful kiss|The Princess and the Frog
27/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL EUROPE|$200|easy|You can take a History of Beer tour & sample a brew at the Heineken Brewery Museum in this capital|Amsterdam
24/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|JOSE CAN YOU SEE|$500|medium|Serving for a time under Simon Bolivar, Jose Antonio Paez eventually became the 1st president of this country|Venezuela
23/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S OLD NEWS!|$600|medium|This French hero of WWI surrendered to Hitler in 1940 & later headed a collaboration government|Marshall Petain
15/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MANHATTAN|$300|easy|Cops once chased girlwatchers from the windy corner of 5th & 23rd, perhaps originating this phrase|23 skidoo
08/07/2004|Jeopardy!|THEATRE AWARDS|$200|easy|This Canadian city, 'the third-largest theatre centre in the English-speaking world', is home to the Dora Awards|Toronto
11/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OLD AMERICAN HISTORY|$800|hard|The school in Ct. Eleazor Wheelock opened in 1754 to educate natives moved to N.H. in 1770, becoming this college|Dartmouth
17/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$400|easy|Charles Dickens was laid to rest in a private ceremony on June 14, 1870 in the Poet's Corner of this church|Westminster Abbey
01/01/2007|Jeopardy!|HAPPY NEW YEAR|$1000|hard|On Jan. 1, 1959, suddenly out of power, he fled Cuba for the Dominican Republic|(Fulgencio) Batista
16/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DIARIES|$400|easy|Fittingly, Samuel Pepys began keeping his famous diary on this date in 1660|January 1
09/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$600|medium|Famous for his mobiles, he painted a DC-8 in 1973 & a 727 in 1975|Alexander Calder
20/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LOUIS, LOUIS|$1600|hard|The middle name of this Art Nouveau glasswork artist was Comfort|Tiffany
21/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THAT'S 'OK'|$1000|hard|This New Jersey port city was incorporated in 1855|Hoboken
01/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$800|hard|This Viennese composer called one of his many waltzes 'Wiener Blut', which means 'Vienna Blood'|Johann Strauss
28/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IF YOU BUILD IT...|$1200|hard|Exodus 25 recounts that God told the Hebrews to build this holy receptacle|the Ark (of the Covenant)
06/07/1998|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC EUROPEANS|$300|easy|Many historians consider his death at Bosworth Field to be the end of the Wars of the Roses|Richard III
09/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ASIAN PERSUASION|$1600|hard|It's the Indian city that's the home to Eden Gardens, Asia's largest arena for cricket|Calcutta
05/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER SYMBOLISM|$1600|hard|When it comes after Byron Dorgan, 'D.' stands for this|Democrat
03/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$2000|hard|This 'foxy' general usually struck the British at night & then fled back into the swamps of the Carolinas|Francis Marion
12/11/2002|Jeopardy!|NOVEMBER 2001|$400|easy|The film titled 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone' was first shown in this world capital November 4, 2001|London
17/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BONDS... OTHER BONDS|$2000|hard|These covalent bonds are largely responsible for the attraction between water molecules|hydrogen bonds
15/02/2010|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS IN THE STREAM|$200|easy|Magna Carta island is in this river, just north of Runnymede|the Thames
24/06/1987|Double Jeopardy!|SNAILS|$1000|hard|Shakespeare compares a whining schoolboy to a snail in this play's 'All the world's a stage' speech|As You Like It
13/10/1997|Jeopardy!|THINK 'INK'|$100|easy|It's a deliberate, meaningful, one-eyed blink|Wink
24/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE NAVY|$1200|hard|The U.S. Navy's Pacific fleet is headquartered in this harbor|Pearl Harbor
17/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TRIPLE 'A'|$3000|hard|If a crowded shopping mall fills you with terror, you have this|agoraphobia
06/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$1200|hard|In WWI Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria & the Ottoman Empire were  known in the West as these 'Powers'|the Central
02/05/2005|Jeopardy!|SHOE CROSSWORD CLUES|$600|medium|Soft shoes to walk a mile in (9)|moccasins
23/06/2004|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|None|None|In 1826 Daniel Webster eulogized these 2 men, saying, 'They took their flight together to the world of spirits'|Thomas Jefferson & John Adams
23/09/1998|Jeopardy!|THE 'EL' YOU SAY|$400|easy|In the 1540s German adventurer Philipp Von Hutten searched South America for this fabled city|El Dorado
19/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$1000|hard|Around 1884 Edgar Degas painted the portrait seen here of this fellow impressionist|Mary Cassatt
18/01/1996|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$300|easy|Almost all Bedouins in the Middle East speak this language|Arabic
17/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE LOWELLS|$200|easy|Percival Lowell built an observatory in Flagstaff, Ariz. to study this planet's 'canals'|Mars
07/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1800s|$200|easy|Joseph Lister used carbolic acid to do this to his surgical instruments, a medical first|sterilize
02/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE ARMY-NAVY GAME|$400|easy|Roger, we copy: this future Dallas Cowboys QB was the star as Navy upset Army in 1962|Roger Staubach
16/01/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT DID I DO WITH MY KEYS?|$400|easy|They fell into this pot that's also a term for one who makes his money growing cotton|planter
10/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE MAN BOOKER PRIZE|$1600|hard|1989's winner was this novel by Kazuo Ishiguro about a perfect English butler reflecting on his 30-year career|The Remains of the Day
23/10/2007|Jeopardy!|ANIMATED MOVIES|$800|hard|In a 2001 film, aliens kidnap Earth's adults & this title boy genius leads the rescue effort|Jimmy Neutron
27/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS BY QUOTE|$400|easy|'Bred en bawn in a brier-patch, Brer Fox'|Joel Chandler Harris
19/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AND THE 'REST'|$400|easy|Term for the period in English history after the 1660 return of the house of Stuart|Restoration
31/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WARSAW|$1200|hard|In 1989 this organization set up the first post-Communist Polish government in Warsaw|Solidarity
02/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENC'E'  & NATUR'E'|$2000|hard|A cone-shaped laboratory flask with a narrow neck & a broad, flat bottom|an Erlenmeyer flask
19/11/1987|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL LIFESPANS|$500|medium|August 10, 1874  - October 20, 1964|Herbert Hoover
04/02/1986|Jeopardy!|'70s MOVIES|$400|easy|By escorting Randy Quaid to Prison in 1973, Jack Nicholson & Otis Young carried out this title task|The Last Detail
23/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL|$3600|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from Grand Central Terminal in New York.) Many youngsters arrived in Grand Central to make it in New York and exited to this street.  You're going out a youngster and you've got to come back a star|42nd Street
05/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FAIRY TALES|$1000|hard|After receiving footwear, this clever kitty helps its owner get rich|Puss 'n Boots
27/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BLOODY BUSINESS|$600|medium|It was the persecution of this group that earned Bloody Mary her nickname|Protestants
03/11/1994|Final Jeopardy!|PLAYWRIGHTS|None|None|He's won 3 Pulitzer Prizes for drama--in 1967, 1975 & 1994|Edward Albee
31/03/1993|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$600|medium|This German noble family traced its descent from the counts of Zollern|the Hohenzollerns
28/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR II|$1600|hard|On May 7, 1945 Germany signed the Articles of Surrender in this city, the coronation place of French kings|Reims
21/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$600|medium|On Dec. 15, 1893 this Dvorak work, heard here, was performed for the first time by the N.Y. Philharmonic:|New World Symphony
11/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE PEN|$1000|hard|'One Day in My Life' was surreptitiously written on toilet paper by this Irish hunger striker|Bobby Sands
14/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LITERATURE|$400|easy|Proletarian writer Ding Ling was once friendly with this leader, but was jailed in his Cultural Revolution|Mao Tse-tung
17/11/1997|Jeopardy!|BORN IN THE U.S.A.|$100|easy|Marketed as the soap that floats, it was born in Cincinnati in 1879|Ivory soap
15/07/2009|Jeopardy!|WORDS FOR YOUNGSTERS|$400|easy|Bairn is a word from this northernmost U.K. country, as in 'Och, the wee bairn dinna eat his chicken tenders'|Scotland
29/09/2004|Jeopardy!|YANGTZE DOODLE|$800|hard|Native to the Yangtze river valley, this fruit is also known as a Chinese gooseberry|a kiwi
06/02/2003|Jeopardy!|MISSING VOWELS|$200|easy|A fest-ive month: 'CTBR'|October
10/11/2005|Jeopardy!|THE DA VINCI CODE|$800|hard|Italy has issued euro coins with this Da Vinci 'Man' on the reverse|Vitruvian Man
27/03/2003|Jeopardy!|LET'S SPEAK ITALIAN|$600|medium|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew in Rome)  The city I'm in is Roma, Florence is Firenze & Naples is this|Napoli
11/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC VOCABULARY|$800|hard|An ancient name for Sri Lanka -- no, not Ceylon -- gave us this word for lucky discoveries made by accident|Serendipity
06/05/2005|Jeopardy!|FABRICS|$800|hard|This soft fabric originated in Wales; its name comes from the Welsh gwalen ('akin to wool')|flannel
15/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$1000|hard|In 1991 Abuja replaced this city as Nigeria's official capital|Lagos
03/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GRAPHIC NOVELS|$2000|hard|Art Spiegelman tackled the holocaust in this graphic novel that portrayed Germans as cats|Maus
09/04/2010|Jeopardy!|KNIT IT|$600|medium|This round Jewish skullcap may be hand-knitted for special occasions|a yarmulke
07/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WINTER SPORTS|$800|hard|Olympic competition in this sport now takes place in 3 events: cross, parallel giant slalom & half-pipe|snowboarding
15/04/2011|Jeopardy!|OY! I NEED A NOSH!|$1000|hard|You know what I could really go for?  An apricot one of these 3-cornered cookies, a tradition for Purim|hamantaschen
06/03/2006|Jeopardy!|WORLD RELIGION|$200|easy|A Buddhist following the Eightfold Path will lose ignorance & craving, & reach this|nirvana
26/09/2005|Jeopardy!|MEMORIES OF VIETNAM|$400|easy|John Kerry served on these boats in the Mekong Delta & a group of their 'Veterans for Truth' opposed him in '04|swift boats
16/07/1999|Jeopardy!|CONTINENTS BY VOLCANO|$500|medium|Redoubt|North America (in Alaska)
24/12/2002|Jeopardy!|CHRISTMAS|$1000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew)  He began creating his own Christmas ornaments in the 1980s, & now sells over 1,200 designs like this one|Christopher Radko
25/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' NICKNAMES|$600|medium|'The Chronicler of Main Street'|Sinclair Lewis
16/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PUBLISH OR PERISH|$1200|hard|It's a 'Mystery' how this novel would have ended; Dickens died having only completed the first half|The Mystery of Edwin Drood
09/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$600|medium|It's nicknamed 'The Green Mountain City'|Montpelier, Vermont
11/07/1997|Jeopardy!|FASHION HISTORY|$400|easy|The full pants worn by these cowboys of the Pampas became popular for women in the 1960s|gauchos
05/04/2007|Jeopardy!|'PAC' RATS|$800|hard|This Japanese pinball game is played vertically|pachinko
14/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|$1600|hard|Homer Simpson is 'an exact model for the kind of person who comes to California to die' in this novel by Nathanael West|Day of the Locust
12/11/2009|Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|The wife of one's dad by a later marriage (& she's not necessarily wicked!)|stepmother
18/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPELL THE LAST NAME|$400|easy|Indian prime minister Indira....|G-A-N-D-H-I
29/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HENRY FORD|$200|easy|Henry's father William Ford emigrated to this U.S. state from Ireland in 1847|Michigan
19/11/2010|Jeopardy!|'INTER' MURALS|$400|easy|The Bureau of Mines was a division of this Cabinet department|Interior
22/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORKERS|$1600|hard|Between 1797 & 1828, he held every major elective office in N.Y.: assemblyman, senator, mayor of NYC, lt. gov. & gov.|DeWitt Clinton
31/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NEW WORLD EXPLORERS|$1600|hard|On Feb. 20, 1521 he set sail from Puerto Rico with 200 men; days later, he landed near Charlotte Harbor, Florida|Ponce de Leon
14/04/1998|Jeopardy!|WORK TIME|$100|easy|Specific term for an investigator of insurance claims|Claims adjuster
24/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE HORN|$1000|hard|This wooden Swiss horn can be up to 10 feet long--Ricola!|an alpenhorn
23/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THIS MEANS WAR!|$200|easy|It's German for 'struggle', as in my or 'mein' struggle|Kampf
09/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HELLO FODDER|$400|easy|The field of this in which Holden Caulfield imagined himself could have been grown for feed|rye
30/09/1997|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$400|easy|In the 1940s Benjamin Green used his own bald head to test this suntan lotion|Coppertone
13/06/2001|Jeopardy!|THE JOY OF SAX|$200|easy|Office held at the time by the man in the 1992 clip seen here|Governor of Arkansas
02/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$400|easy|The historical event which this holiday celebrates occurred 508 years ago|Columbus Day
09/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CARRYING ON|$1000|hard|He played Josef in 'The Bride' & Westley in 'The Princess Bride'|Cary Elwes
28/09/1992|Jeopardy!|FASHION HISTORY|$100|easy|Shawls & other demure fashions became popular when she ascended the British throne in 1837|Queen Victoria
30/09/1999|Jeopardy!|ELEVATOR RIDE|$100|easy|First floor. Cordless phones, answering machines & this hit|I Just Called to Say I Love You
23/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$400|easy|Brioche, popular for continental breakfasts, is a type of this staple|bread
08/10/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$500|medium|This state was home to the world's first drive-in movie theater & the first boardwalk|New Jersey
07/10/1999|Jeopardy!|THE GOOD LIFE|$100|easy|You're blessed with luck if you're born with this piece of flatware in your mouth|Silver spoon
21/06/1999|Jeopardy!|CHESS MANIA|$400|easy|As late as the 16th century this special move involving the king was 2 turns, not just 1|Castling
24/09/2002|Jeopardy!|FOOD FOR THOUGHT|$800|hard|Upton Sinclair's 'The Jungle' influenced Teddy Roosevelt to help pass this act abbreviated the PFDA|Pure Food and Drug Act
02/04/1997|Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$100|easy|This product changed the proverb 'It never rains but it pours' to 'When it rains it pours'|Morton salt
28/03/1996|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|It's a slang term for a potato|Spud
02/07/2002|Jeopardy!|MAPMAKING|$400|easy|Photogrammetry is the science of making maps from photographs taken from these|aircraft
25/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|WEATHER|$1000|hard|Region near Equator that took the wind out of Sinbad's sails|the doldrums
14/12/1998|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY AMERICA|$300|easy|This president's memorial with a 19-foot bronze statue was dedicated in Washington in 1943|Thomas Jefferson
19/01/2009|Jeopardy!|WHICH IS TALLEST?|$800|hard|Ararat, Kilimanjaro, Matterhorn|Kilimanjaro
05/12/2007|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$200|easy|The giant Pacific octopus may have as many as 1,600 of these on its arms; they help it to taste & touch|suckers
12/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MEDIEVAL JOBS|$800|hard|Surgery was one of the tasks in this job that we associate with taking a little off the top|a barber
26/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THEY ALMOST STARRED IN...|$800|hard|Director Josh Logan wanted Elizabeth Taylor to play Nellie Forbush in this movie musical|South Pacific
26/11/2009|Jeopardy!|BREAKFAST CEREALS|$1000|hard|The mascot of Cocoa Puffs is Sonny, this type of bird|a cuckoo
25/04/2000|Jeopardy!|SPORTS RHYME TIME|$200|easy|A gymnastic celebrity of the parallel or horizontal|Bar star
20/02/1991|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$1000|hard|Stewart Island, south of South Island, is this island country's 3rd largest|New Zealand
20/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AN ORGAN-IC CATEGORY|$2000|hard|The Islets of Langerhans aren't a vacation spot but a group of cells in this organ|pancreas
04/11/2005|Jeopardy!|'OOP' THERE IT IS!|$600|medium|Soldiers who jump out of airplanes|paratroopers
16/02/2011|Jeopardy!|ACTORS WHO DIRECT|$600|medium|'The Pledge' & 'Into the Wild'|Sean Penn
14/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WATSON|$600|medium|Under Thomas John Watson, the Computing-Tabulating-Recording Co. was renamed this in 1924|IBM (International Business Machines)
30/04/1997|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'K'|$400|easy|A bride & groom tie it (4)|knot
21/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OLD CITIES|$2000|hard|In the 1840s Sir Henry Layard excavated Nineveh, capital of this ancient neighbor of Babylonia|Assyria
18/11/1994|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$100|easy|Phillip Morris is the largest customer of Universal Corporation, the world's largest dealer in this commodity|Tobacco
22/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE MAP|$1000|hard|The Bight of Bonny lies over the ocean off the coasts of Cameroon & this 'equatorial' country|Equatorial Guinea
02/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'70s LIT|$200|easy|This fictional doctor was listed as 'author' of 'The Seven-Per-Cent Solution'; Nicholas Meyer was 'editor'|Dr. Watson
21/05/1993|Jeopardy!|MEXICO|$300|easy|This 760-mile-long peninsula forms the western border of the Gulf of California|the Baja
24/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MARRIAGE-GO-ROUND|$400|easy|Senator John Warner's second wife|Elizabeth Taylor
11/11/2010|Jeopardy!|LOOK IN THE TRUNK|$200|easy|Look, my mask; I wore it years ago during this celebration, French for 'fat Tuesday'|Mardi Gras
11/03/2005|Jeopardy!|IT'S PAT|$400|easy|A book called 'Honky Tonk Angel' offers intimate details about her life & tragic death at age 30|Patsy Cline
25/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS STATS|$200|easy|In 1999 Tom Rouen led the NFL with a 46.5-yard average on these|Punts
09/12/2009|Jeopardy!|MISSOURI|$1000|hard|This 'saintly' Missouri city was the eastern terminus of the Pony Express|St. Joseph
21/02/2011|Jeopardy!|STATES' FIRST NEWSPAPERS|$200|easy|Knoxville Gazette (1791)|Tennessee
18/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OF AFRICA|$2000|hard|This Horn of Africa country once known as French Somaliland took the name of its capital in 1977 upon independence|Djibouti
07/01/2004|Jeopardy!|WEAPONS|$200|easy|Most of us know it better as Excalibur; Geoffrey of Monmouth called this king's sword Caliburn|King Arthur
04/04/2011|Jeopardy!|PLAY STATION|$800|hard|In a musical, MacConnachy Square is in the heart of this enchanted Scottish village|Brigadoon
07/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE TRUTH ABOUT CATS & DOGS|$1000|hard|The official dog of this nation's army, the briard was once rare because so many were lost in World War I|France
06/12/2006|Jeopardy!|WOMEN OF COUNTRY|$1000|hard|In 1973, 10 years after her death, she became the first female solo artist inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame|Patsy Cline
13/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OOO, 3 'O's|$1600|hard|Check out the 'bark' of this tree of the genus Cornus|dogwood
06/11/1990|Jeopardy!|HANDICRAFTS|$400|easy|The first workers who used this device to rotate wood & shape it with a fixed blade were called turners|Lathe
23/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COMEDIES|$600|medium|1997 film concerning a cute dog, a gay artist, an earthy waitress & a really strange author|As Good As It Gets
22/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$400|easy|It precedes 94 in a way to get from Michigan to Montana|I
07/03/2007|Jeopardy!|STATS FREAK|$400|easy|Get a grip, dude!  Warren Moon made the Hall of Fame despite an NFL record 161 of these; Len Dawson had 7 in one game|fumbles
14/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'C'|$1200|hard|Holy medieval military expeditions (8)|Crusades
14/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$1000|hard|In 1956 scientists determined a normal human cell has this many chromosomes|46
05/11/2009|Jeopardy!|STATES WITHOUT CONSONANTS|$600|medium|IIII|Mississippi
04/07/1997|Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN SITCOMS|$100|easy|George, Elaine,  Kramer|Seinfeld
05/10/1999|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL BARTENDERS|$300|easy|As Joe the Bartender on TV, he was pals with Crazy Guggenheim|Jackie Gleason
29/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPACE EXPLORATION|$800|hard|On December 10, 1993 astronauts successfully repaired this while in orbit|the Hubble Space Telescope
19/05/2006|Jeopardy!|SUPPORTING ACTOR EMMY WINNERS|$1000|hard|1985: John Larroquette's prosecutorial misconduct earns an Emmy|Night Court
21/11/2007|Jeopardy!|TV POP QUIZ|$600|medium|Chiropractor Alan Harper|Two and a Half Men
01/11/2005|Jeopardy!|A 'WIN' WIN SITUATION|$800|hard|The poem 'Invictus' says, 'In the fell clutch of circumstance I have not' done this 'nor cried aloud'|winced
09/09/1997|Jeopardy!|'FEE', 'FI', 'FO', 'FUM'|$100|easy|Physically weak, or weak-'minded'|Feeble
19/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|2-, 3- & 4-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|This 2-letter word can precede 'blood' &, 'incident'ally, 'bow'|ox
12/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LUTHER|$800|hard|Martin Luther spoke of Aristotle & this man of Ockham as 'his teachers'|William (of Ockham)
15/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OLD MOVIES|$1000|hard|This director made a splash with the 1962 film 'Noz W Wodzie' or 'Knife in the Water'|Roman Polanski
16/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HITS THE 'FAN'|$1600|hard|The name of this lively Spanish dance form has also come to mean tomfoolery|fandango
27/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FILM BIOS|$1000|hard|'Gorillas in the Mist'|Dian Fossey
09/05/1990|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT EGYPT|$300|easy|Capital during the old kingdom, almost none of it has survived|Memphis
22/03/1996|Final Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S THEATRE|None|None|1904 British play that includes the line 'To die will be an awfully big adventure'|Peter Pan
07/11/1989|Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$200|easy|Hemodialysis removes waste material from the blood, a job usually done by these organs|Kidneys
23/06/1999|Final Jeopardy!|BRITISH LITERATURE|None|None|The original title of this 1895 novel was 'The Chronic Argonauts'|The Time Machine
30/10/2008|Jeopardy!|RETRONYMS|$200|easy|Before fat-free or 2% horned in, all milk sold was what we now call this type|whole
24/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LEGAL LINGO|$800|hard|The pretrial disclosure of facts to the other party, it's also the name of a TV channel|Discovery
19/03/2008|Jeopardy!|ON 'ICE'|$200|easy|Join together parts of a rope or pieces of film|splice
17/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FINLANDIA|$1200|hard|Finland has a small population of Sami, a once-nomadic people also called this; their 'land' is way up north|the Lapps
27/02/2001|Jeopardy!|DEVILISH MOVIES|$100|easy|A very sexy Satan, this supermodel tempts Brendan Fraser in 2000's 'Bedazzled'|Elizabeth Hurley
22/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE PARENT COMPANY|$2000|hard|Hi-C & Minute Maid juices|Coca-Cola
17/09/1997|Jeopardy!|FEMINISM|$100|easy|This pun on the word 'History' is the title of a 1995 book about women who changed the world|Herstory
09/07/2008|Jeopardy!|PLANES, TRAINS OR AUTOMOBILES|$200|easy|Gown parts|trains
20/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ATTENTION!|$1200|hard|Of rock, paper, or scissors, the one that's the lowest-scoring Scrabble word|paper
05/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ROAMIN' WITH THE ROMANS|$800|hard|Mark Antony ended his life in this foreign city|Alexandria (Egypt)
03/05/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$200|easy|With a new waterway, this Oklahoma oil center became an inland port in 1971|Tulsa
29/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MY MUMMY DONE TOLD ME|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Cairo, Egypt.) Ironically, this organ was considered of minor importance, crudely removed through the nose & often not preserved|the brain
19/12/2008|Jeopardy!|YOU NEED SOME BACKUP|$600|medium|Huey Lewis|The News
06/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALLPARK|$200|easy|A sign above the visitor's clubhouse at this Detroit park once read, 'Visitors' Clubhouse -- No Visitors Allowed'|Tiger Stadium
05/10/2001|Jeopardy!|THAT'S A CRIME!|$200|easy|A jury is the group you're tried before; this is lying under oath to them|perjury
21/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LINGUA TECHNA|$1200|hard|This adjective that precedes 'server' refers to a server that is an intermediary between a user & a client|proxy
26/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THEY NAMED A FOOD FOR ME|$1200|hard|The raspberry sauce named for this opera singer may top many dishes, not just her eponymous peach dessert|(Nellie) Melba
18/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$400|easy|This group was instrumental in the passage of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918|The Audubon Society
13/12/2001|Jeopardy!|THE JAPANESE|$1000|hard|This city was known as Kyongsong in 1911 when Japan controlled the Korean Peninsula|Seoul
08/09/1998|Jeopardy!|MTV|$400|easy|In 1997 this 'Singled Out' hostess published her auto biography, 'Jen-X'|Jenny McCarthy
12/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ASSASSINATIONS|$800|hard|Confirming this rebel's death in 1967, Fidel Castro said it was 'sadly true'|Ernesto 'Che' Guevara
24/12/1998|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE & PLACES|$400|easy|Hibernians live on this island whose Latin name was Hibernia|Ireland
08/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|2008 BLOCKBUSTER MOVIES|$400|easy|When does 22 equal 600 million?  This film's 22 ABBA hits helped it rake in $600 million|Mamma Mia!
21/06/2011|Jeopardy!|THAT'S THE SPIRIT|$1000|hard|Hendrick's & Boodles|gin
13/05/2010|Jeopardy!|FRANÇAIS TO ANGLAIS|$800|hard|This 7-letter car part is un silencieux|a muffler
15/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ANTHROPOLOGY|$800|hard|The 2 major fields of anthropology are 'physical' & this|Cultural
08/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE ART WORLD|$1000|hard|His 1942 work 'Nighthawks' nests at the Art Institute of Chicago|Edward Hopper
27/01/2010|Jeopardy!|MEDICAL MATTERS|$400|easy|ADHD refers to attention deficit/ this disorder|hyperactivity
14/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|OKLAHOMA|$600|medium|This university in Stillwater has won 29 NCAA wrestling titles, more than any other college|Oklahoma State University
30/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NEWS FROM THE EQUATOR|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from the bridge of a ship.)  Here in the Galapagos, I'm at about 90 degrees west longitude, halfway between the Prime Meridian and International Date Line, and at this many degrees latitude|0
18/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$2000|hard|Rich patron Vera Simpson is 'bewitched, bothered and bewildered' by this title song & dance pal|Pal Joey
23/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MAX FACTOR|$800|hard|Maxwell Perkins persuaded Scribner's to publish his first novel, 'This Side of Paradise'|Fitzgerald
14/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH LITERATURE|$200|easy|Of 'Sir', 'Reverend', or 'Dr.', title Charles Lutwidge Dodgson could properly use|Reverend
16/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN MOVIE IDOL|$800|hard|In 2002 it was announced that he plans to direct & star in a sequel to his 1972 movie 'The Candidate'|Robert Redford
27/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NOT-SO-MAD SCIENTISTS|$1000|hard|This Dane's 1572 supernova sighting helped disprove the idea that no changes occur past the moon's orbit|Tycho Brahe
14/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'Z' BREEZE|$400|easy|It's 5 plus 4 numerals used on your letters & packages now|a ZIP code
09/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CIRQUE DU SOLEIL|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Cirque du Soleil in Las Vegas, NV.)  Cirque du Soleil performs in a theater here at Treasure Island. Touring shows are under the grand chapiteau, or this|the big top
06/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|THE EARTH|$1000|hard|Geologists named the material of the Earth's crust 'sial'' because of these 2 main elements|silicon & aluminum
08/05/2001|Jeopardy!|3 CHEERS FOR BRITNEY SPEARS|$100|easy|Yeah, 'Baby', this was the title of Britney's debut album|Baby One More Time
21/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO INDIA|$2000|hard|A group of vigilante women who beat up corrupt & abusive men calls itself the pink this garment gang|sari
02/11/2005|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL HISTORIC SITES|$1000|hard|This naturalist's historic site preserves the 14-room mansion in Martinez, Calif. where he founded the Sierra Club|(John) Muir
26/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE TURN|$800|hard|It's the numerical term for the car maneuver seen here|the 3-point turn
01/07/2009|Final Jeopardy!|PHRASE ORIGINS|None|None|A 19th century gambling term meaning a desirable prize, its use in reference to NYC stems from a 1921 newspaper sports column|the Big Apple
03/05/2000|Jeopardy!|STRIKING|$500|medium|In May of 1926, unions in this nation banded together & quit work in support of striking coal miners|Great Britain
17/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GLOBETROTTING|$600|medium|About 35% of Bhutan's people are ethnically related to this small neighbor famous for its sherpas|Nepal
16/06/1998|Jeopardy!|CHAIRS|$400|easy|Popular in the Victorian era was outdoor furiniture made of the cast type of this|Iron
24/12/1999|Jeopardy!|PRO FOOTBALL COACHES|$500|medium|Miami Dolphins 1970-95|Don Shula
03/12/2008|Jeopardy!|PHOTOGRAPHY|$400|easy|William Henry Jackson's photographs of Wyoming in the 1870s helped establish this national park|Yellowstone
26/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|JIM CLASS|$1000|hard|Despite his name, this man did quite a lot in leading a bombing raid over Tokyo in April 1942|Jimmy Doolittle
13/11/2008|Jeopardy!|SPORTS TEAM HOMES|$200|easy|The NFL's Titans tower over this town|Nashville
07/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL MEDAL OF ARTS RECIPIENTS|$1600|hard|This Texas playwright also wrote the screenplays for 'To Kill a Mockingbird' & 'Tender Mercies'|Horton Foote
10/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE 18TH CENTURY|$1000|hard|In 1757 this man led the East India Company's forces to victory in the Battle of Plassey|Robert Clive
21/04/2011|Jeopardy!|DAVY CROCKETT|$1000|hard|In 1832 Crockett & his fellow Whigs opposed this president's position against the Bank of the United States|Andrew Jackson
09/11/2004|Jeopardy!|TO PHRASE A COIN|$1000|hard|Proverbially, it means careful about small sums & reckless with large ones|penny wise and pound foolish
12/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LAWRENCE OF ARABIA|$400|easy|Lawrence campaigned for Arab independence at the post-WWI peace conference of this city|Paris
18/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'HOT' AIR|$200|easy|A line in Rabelais' 'Gargantua and Pantagruel' says to 'strike' under this condition|While the iron is hot
18/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE WORLD OF SPORTS|$800|hard|Dating back to Ancient Egypt, this sport, also called kegling, can keep you in the gutter|bowling
20/09/2005|Jeopardy!|'T' TIME|$200|easy|From the Latin for 'weaving', it's any woven or knitted fabric|a textile
10/03/2004|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WRITERS|None|None|In the '50s, she taught English at Smith College, then worked as a secretary at a Boston psychiatric clinic|Sylvia Plath
05/11/1998|Jeopardy!|WORD PUZZLES|$200|easy|FRIEND JUST FRIEND ---------------------------------- It's where secrets should remain, Monica|Just between friends
22/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TIME PHRASES|$600|medium|A period around which organizations plan budgets; it may not coincide with the calendar one|Fiscal year
28/03/2008|Jeopardy!|MAY I HAVE A WORD WITH 'U'?|$800|hard|A 'raw' yellowish-brown color, or a 'burnt' reddish-brown|umber
10/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HE SAID, SHE SAID|$2000|hard|She quipped, 'In France cooking is a serious art form and a national sport'|Julia Child
13/02/1990|Jeopardy!|VOLCANOES|$100|easy|Magma that reaches the earth's surface is called this|Lava
09/10/2006|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES' HIGHEST POINTS|$400|easy|Zugspitze in the Bavarian Alps|Germany
08/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CLIFFS NOTES: DRAMA|$400|easy|Willy: 'I'm tired.' Howard: 'Oh yeah? You're fired'|Death of a Salesman
14/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MIND YOUR SHAKESPEARE 'P's & 'Q's|$400|easy|Gertrude's royal title, in 'Hamlet' (& don't say mom)|Queen
16/11/2011|Jeopardy!|IN THE 'HOUSE'|$600|medium|In 'Sing a Song of Sixpence', it's where 'the king was'|the counting house
03/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THE INTERNET|$200|easy|Using this Time Warner ISP, you can see if 'you've got mail' or sign up for its Instant Messenger|AOL
26/12/2011|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$1000|hard|This Greek word is also used in English & means a cleansing of the emotions, especially pity & fear|catharsis
30/11/2004|Jeopardy!|FESTIVUS|$1000|hard|In 1955 the Pope moved the service from this observance, including St. John's Passion, to the afternoon|Good Friday
01/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE PHONE|$2000|hard|This easy-to-use cell phone is named for a dance of days gone by|the Jitterbug
06/04/2010|Jeopardy!|ROUNDING THE BASES|$200|easy|The U.S. Navy officially began construction of its base at this Oahu locale on Nov. 11, 1909|Pearl Harbor
31/05/2005|Jeopardy!|LITERARY COLLABORATORS|$800|hard|Sidney Howard helped this author dramatize 'Dodsworth'|Sinclair Lewis
29/11/2004|Jeopardy!|TAKING STOCK|$1000|hard|IBM (stock symbol IBM) is short for this|International Business Machines
06/10/2004|Jeopardy!|ISN'T THAT SPATIAL?|$600|medium|A single residence divided into 3 units|a triplex
02/04/1999|Jeopardy!|THE NORMANS|$300|easy|This battle of October 14, 1066 established the Normans as rulers of England|Hastings
23/06/2004|Jeopardy!|RICHARD III|$400|easy|One of Richard's foes, Lord Hastings, gained the distinction of being the first person executed at this 'Tower'|the Tower of London
22/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|JACKS OF ALL TRADES|$700|hard|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): '(Hi, I'm Jack Ford, chief legal correspondent for NBC News)  Before joining NBC, I was an anchor for this cable network from its debut in 1991 to 1994'|Court TV
17/02/2005|Jeopardy!|GIVE AN 'NCH'|$800|hard|It can mean to make white, or to boil fruit or vegetables briefly, then plunge them into cold water|blanch
18/11/1994|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$500|medium|Holly Farms & Tasty Bird are brand names of this Arkansas-based poultry producer|Tyson Foods
02/09/1997|Jeopardy!|EGGS-ACTLY!|$500|medium|One isn't used to mend a holy cow but a holey sock|darning egg
09/05/2003|Jeopardy!|DISCOVERIES & INVENTIONS|$1000|hard|A British inventor gave his name tot his type of road surface that spread across Europe in the 19th century|macadam
03/12/1999|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES BY AREA|$500|medium|Punjab, Baluchistan, Sind|Pakistan
29/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'C' IN HISTORY|$200|easy|This island in the Indian Ocean received its name on December 25, 1643 -- Happy Holidays!|Christmas Island
07/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PUT OUT THE CHINA|$800|hard|Abbreviated P.R.O.C., this nation was founded by Mao & friends in 1949|People's Republic of China
29/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICANS|$1600|hard|He started his company in 1837 & by 1857 his annual output of plows had risen to 10,000|John Deere
17/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$800|hard|Angel Corella of Spain is one of the 'muy caliente' male stars of this U.S. company known as ABT for short|American Ballet Theatre
07/06/2000|Jeopardy!|I'M JUST AN OBJECT|$200|easy|To lose emotional control is to 'flip your' this, also a saucepan cover|Lid
08/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PARDON MY ROBOT|$200|easy|Rosie was this futuristic cartoon family's robot maid|The Jetsons
29/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MIT|$400|easy|MIT announced in April 2001 that it plans to make almost all of its course materials available free via this|the Internet
12/01/1996|Jeopardy!|ROYAL WEDDING|$200|easy|Her gown had a 17 1/2' train & was embellished with the initials 'S' & 'A' when she married Prince Andrew|Sarah Ferguson
30/01/2008|Jeopardy!|SUE SHE|$600|medium|'The Bellwomen' is a book about a landmark 1970s sex discrimination case against this company|AT&T
06/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED EGGS?|$2000|hard|It sounds like a dance: EMU REIGN|meringue
29/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|STATE GOVERNMENT|$800|hard|In the Mississippi House of Representatives, this official calls members to order & signs acts|speaker of the house
09/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMA|$1000|hard|Hamm sees the world decaying while his parents live in trash cans in this S. Beckett play|Endgame
26/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PUT 'EM IN ORDER|$400|easy|Hydrogen bomb, atom bomb, Ritchie Valens' 'La Bamba'|atom bomb, hydrogen bomb, Ritchie Valens' 'La Bamba'
01/11/2005|Jeopardy!|A 'WIN' WIN SITUATION|$200|easy|Slang for your trachea|windpipe
31/10/2007|Jeopardy!|'TRIC's|$800|hard|One of these can be 'red light' or 'of Columbia'|district
21/04/2011|Jeopardy!|DAVY CROCKETT|$600|medium|After losing his final election, Crockett said, 'You may all go to hell and I will go' here|Texas
16/04/2008|Jeopardy!|'F'OOD|$800|hard|The name of these long, flat egg noodles means 'little ribbons'|fettuccine
21/11/1997|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC DISNEY FILMS|$100|easy|The title fawn in Disney's 1942 film is this deer|Bambi
18/01/2011|Jeopardy!|TEAM JACOB|$400|easy|On his deathbed Jacob said Zebulon 'shall dwell at the haven of the sea', this sea|the Mediterranean
08/04/2003|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE IG-PAY ATIN-LAY|$1000|hard|A stream of electrons from a negatively charged electrode|cathode ray
01/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|I WAS HIS VICE PRESIDENT|$1200|hard|Aaron Burr|Thomas Jefferson
19/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT UP, DOG?|$400|easy|Other names for this Australian dog are Noggum, Maliki & Boolomo; don't let one 'steal your by-bee'|Dingo
04/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE WOLF?|$400|easy|Wolf Blitzer reports the latest news for this network|CNN
10/06/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S. MUSEUMS|$200|easy|When you care enough to visit the very best, stop by this company's visitors center & museum in Kansas City|Hallmark
10/02/1998|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$300|easy|Barry Goldwater donated his Kachina doll collection to the Heard Museum in this state capital|Phoenix
22/05/1998|Jeopardy!|THE CHAIN GANG|$400|easy|In 1996 they averaged about 54,000 quick oil changes a day|Jiffy Lube
25/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV DRAMA EPISODES|$400|easy|1963: 'Nightmare at 20,000 Feet'|The Twilight Zone
04/12/1997|Jeopardy!|CANNIBAL CUISINE|$200|easy|After a hard day, a cannibal might kick off his shoes & dine on filet of this fish|Sole
17/11/2011|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC DOCUMENTS|None|None|It's the shorter, better-known name of the document 'United States-Vietnam Relations, 1945-1967'|the Pentagon Papers
28/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE TV CHARACTER SPEAKS|$800|hard|'Nanu-nanu!'|Mork
01/07/2005|Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL CLASSICS|$1000|hard|The 1943 classic heard here is the work of this uncommon composer|(Aaron) Copland
20/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS & THEIR SLEUTHS|$400|easy|Philip Marlowe|Raymond Chandler
10/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICAL SCIENCE|$1200|hard|A prism rearranges white light into the visible one of these|spectrum
20/06/1997|Jeopardy!|TEA POTPOURRI|$200|easy|The 3 main kinds of tea are green, oolong & this 'dark', fully fermented one|Black tea
08/04/2008|Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$800|hard|This relative of a famed film director began choreographing for the Ballet Theatre before it was 'American'|Agnes de Mille
16/10/1997|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$100|easy|The Graafian follicles of these glands contain the female reproductive cells|Ovaries
07/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGE ARTS|$400|easy|Shalom means 'peace' in this language|Hebrew
21/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION|$600|medium|Under Article XI this present-day country could have joined the confederation just by signing|Canada
13/03/2006|Jeopardy!|SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE|$800|hard|He bellowed, 'My name is Matt Foley, I'm 35, divorced, and I live in a van down by the river!'|Chris Farley
20/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER AT THE MOVIES|$200|easy|Joseph Fiennes as the Bard meets Ali MacGraw, a dying girl & never says 'Sorry'|Shakespeare in Love Story
04/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|Atoms of this lightest element make up about 90% of the universe|Hydrogen
13/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A SLICE OF LETTISH|$1200|hard|About 60% of Latvians are ethnically Latvian; this nationality makes up about a third of the population|Russian
26/06/1998|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$400|easy|Long jump rival Mike Powell reportedly called him 'The best track and field athlete ever'|Carl Lewis
20/09/2010|Jeopardy!|GOOD CAUSES|$1000|hard|The Andre Agassi foundation for education runs Agassi Prep in this city|Las Vegas
18/09/2000|Jeopardy!|FORD|$200|easy|Ford Country is how folks refer to this southeastern Utah 'valley' that John Ford often used for exteriors|Monument Valley
18/11/1997|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$300|easy|He played a cab driver obsessed with government cover-ups in 'Conspiracy Theory'|Mel Gibson
10/09/2003|Jeopardy!|EATING OUT|$600|medium|This fast food chicken chain offers red beans & rice & mashed potatoes & cajun gravy, but no spinach|Popeye's
15/05/1998|Jeopardy!|MATH VOCABULARY|$100|easy|Raise a number to the third power, or a common form for ice & sugar|Cube
18/03/2010|Jeopardy!|ACTING THE PART|$600|medium|This comedian, as Ron Burgundy: 'I love scotch. Scotchy, scotch, scotch. Here it goes down, down into my belly'|Will Ferrell
01/05/2009|Jeopardy!|MILITARY INSTALLATIONS BY STATE|$1000|hard|Fort Monmouth, Fort Dix|New Jersey
19/12/2011|Jeopardy!|BUMPER STICKER HUMOR|$200|easy|Do this with your car horn 'if you love peace and quiet'|honk
27/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LONGEST-SERVING SITCOM ACTOR|$1200|hard|'Cheers': Kelsey Grammer, Woody Harrelson, Kirstie Alley|Kelsey Grammer
23/06/2000|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER 1999?|$200|easy|Bank of America was taken to task for its employee-adopt-one-of-these machines-&-keep-them-clean program|ATM
05/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|STRUCTURES|$800|hard|The U.S. Air Force Museum's Cold War gallery is, appropriately, in a 200,000-square-foot one of these|a hangar
20/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LATIN AMERICAN HISTORY|$200|easy|In World War II only Mexico & this largest Latin American country provided troops to the Allied cause|Brazil
16/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ORLANDO BLOOMS|$400|easy|Vittorio Orlando represented this country at the meeting of the 'Big Four' leaders in Paris in 1919|Italy
30/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|1930s CINEMA|$1000|hard|Brian Aherne was doomed to play this emperor in the 1939 film 'Juarez'|Maximilian
13/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ALL IN YOUR MIND|$2000|hard|Erik Erikson's concept of this type of 'crisis', in which you're not sure who you are, is associated with adolescence|identity crisis
11/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|YOU CAN LOOK IT UP|$400|easy|'Stygian' describes something gloomy in general or, more specifically, this mythical river|River Styx
23/06/2000|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER 1999?|$300|easy|He got a new car, the Lancia Jubilee, seen here with some of his Guards:|Pope John Paul II
31/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWER NAMES|$1200|hard|The name of this flower, seen here, comes from the Greek for 'star', referring to the flower's shape|aster
18/12/2006|Jeopardy!|A SPELLING CATEGORY|$400|easy|(Let's go back to Tori...) Dad got Emmy nominations for producing 'Family' & this nighttime soap about the Carrington clan|Dynasty
31/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES|$1000|hard|Perhaps best known as a sportswriter, he's been editor-in-chief of the Paris Review since 1953|George Plimpton
30/09/1997|Jeopardy!|INSIDE THE BELTWAY|$500|medium|A bill is introduced in the House by giving it to the clerk or by placing it in this box|Hopper
23/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUMS|$1200|hard|This museum's ducts are color coded, blue for air, green for fluids, yellow for electrical, & red for movement|Le Centre Pompidou
20/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$200|easy|The Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif. has been under the jurisdiction of this agency since 1958|NASA
23/10/1997|Jeopardy!|THE MODEL T|$300|easy|In 1927 this model replaced the T|Model A
08/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NEWS QUIZ|$1600|hard|It's the 5-letter word usually applied to the increase in Iraq troop levels announced Jan. 10, 2007|surge
27/04/2005|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY BUSINESS|$400|easy|In a mental puzzle dating from the 9th century, a farmer, a goat, some cabbages & a wolf all have to do this|cross a river
10/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON MUSICIANS|$600|medium|An official Pearl Jam website informs us this singer likes card tricks & the Chicago Bulls|Eddie Vedder
12/01/1996|Jeopardy!|EASTER PARADE|$100|easy|Easter is the Christian version of this Jewish feast with which it often coincides|Passover
15/04/2004|Jeopardy!|THE PLAGUE|$200|easy|Plague is generally spread from rodents to humans by these insects|fleas
15/11/2010|Jeopardy!|STATE FACTS|$200|easy|This state boasts 2 of the oldest universities in the U.S.: Princeton & Rutgers|New Jersey
09/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN ART & ARTISTS|$2000|hard|Some of his pen-&-ink drawings of his famous 'girl' were modeled on his wife, a sister of Lady Astor|Charles Dana Gibson
14/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$1200|hard|Before a famous 1973 tennis match between these 2 people, they exchanged a 6-foot lollipop & a live pig|Bobby Riggs & Billie Jean King
01/06/1990|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$100|easy|When asked if she wore falsies, this '50s sex symbol said, 'Those who know me better, know better'|Marilyn Monroe
28/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE BOOK TITLE|$2000|hard|'T.M.O.T.F.' by George Eliot|The Mill On The Floss
11/10/1999|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$500|medium|The sister of Moses & Aaron, she was the first woman given the title of prophetess|Miriam
25/09/2001|Jeopardy!|SPEAK & SPELL|$500|medium|Get nosy & spell...|A-A-R-D-V-A-R-K
02/06/1998|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER SCIENCE|$400|easy|A neutral atom will become one of these when it gains or loses an electron|Ion
02/05/2008|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE GUYS|$200|easy|Born in Germany in 1879, he fled to America in 1932 & became a U.S. citizen in 1940|Einstein
09/10/2007|Jeopardy!|YOUR NEW CLASS SCHEDULE|$200|easy|History: Study up on this ship that anchored in Plymouth Harbor on Dec. 26, 1620|the Mayflower
12/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|COSMETIC INDUSTRY|$400|easy|Only 22 years old in the U.S., this Japanese cosmetic company founded in 1872 is the oldest in the world|Shiseido
06/01/2011|Jeopardy!|NICK NAMES|$800|hard|Nick Lowe wrote Elvis Costello's classic song '(What's so funny 'bout)' this trio|Peace, Love, And Understanding
03/05/2007|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$400|easy|The cotton gin worked by removing these small, pesky items from the cotton|seeds
04/12/2000|Jeopardy!|WARREN G. HARDING|$300|easy|It's what Warren Harding's middle initial G. stood for|Gamaliel
25/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES BEST 1,000 MOVIES EVER MADE|$800|hard|'Mr. Rains is properly slippery and crafty as a minion of Vichy perfidy' in this drama|Casablanca
08/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|1940S TV|$600|medium|Jackie Gleason starred in this series in 1949-50; when it returned in 1953, William Bendix had the lead|The Life of Riley
29/06/1998|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$300|easy|In 1972 this First Lady reportedly said, 'Being the First Lady is the hardest unpaid job in the world'|Pat Nixon
07/09/1999|Jeopardy!|BIRDS!  BIRDS!  BIRDS!|$500|medium|A national symbol, this endangered bird has been making a comeback in recent years|Bald eagle
21/01/2000|Jeopardy!|BLAST OFF!|$100|easy|This Russian's one-orbit flight on April 12, 1961 was his first & only venture into space|Yuri Gagarin
09/06/2006|Jeopardy!|OZ|$800|hard|One chapter is called 'The Magic Art of the Great' this 6-letter word meaning a hoax or fraud|humbug
04/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COLLECTIBLES|$400|easy|The 'Man in Black' collector plate from the Franklin Mint was the first musical plate authorized by this country icon|Johnny Cash
24/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE SUPREME COURT|$1000|hard|This future Supreme Court justice wrote 5 of the essays of 'The Federalist'|John Jay
12/05/2010|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES CONTRIBUTORS|$600|medium|(I'm Gail Collins.)  I was the New York Times' first female editorial page editor & wrote a book called 'America's Women', which begins with 'The Extremely Brief Story of' the first English child born in the Americas|Virginia Dare
13/11/2002|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'FF'|$800|hard|This annual cooking contest first took place in 1949 at New York City's Waldorf-Astoria Hotel|Pillsbury Bake-Off
04/04/2008|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$400|easy|The president of Gallaudet helped found the AAPD, American Association of People with these|Disabilities
10/09/1996|Jeopardy!|INVERTEBRATES|$200|easy|On the largest jellyfish, these may be over 100 feet long|the tentacles
06/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH MATTERS|$1600|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew is under pressure.) The afflication known as the bends usually results from bubbles of this gas which is highly soluble in the fatty tissues of the body|nitrogen
29/12/2005|Jeopardy!|PREMIERE|$600|medium|On Dec. 14, 1961 this Spencer Tracy courtroom drama had its world premiere in Berlin|Judgement at Nuremberg
23/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SICKNESS & HEALTH|$200|easy|Wheezing attacks of this chronic lung disease are often triggered by allergies|asthma
24/03/1998|Jeopardy!|'IN & OUT' CLICHES|$200|easy|To be out of favor temporarily, as when 'Peter Pan''s Mr. Darling was exiled to Nana's kennel|in the doghouse
24/02/2003|Final Jeopardy!|THE 1960s|None|None|On September 26, 1960 these 2 men squared off in the studios of WBBM in Chicago|John F. Kennedy & Richard Nixon
19/03/2008|Jeopardy!|THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE|$600|medium|The Nobel committee felt solidarity in awarding the 1983 Peace Prize to this union leader|Lech Walesa
30/11/2005|Jeopardy!|-OLOGY WHIZ|$800|hard|Amgen & Novozymes are usually called this type of company|biotech(nology)
17/01/2012|Jeopardy!|ORDINALLY SPEAKING|$400|easy|It's the imaginary barrier separating the audience from the performers on stage during a play|the fourth wall
08/07/2011|Jeopardy!|WEBSITES|$1000|hard|Kids Web Japan has a page on this art that shows you how to fold a piece of paper into the shape of a dog or a piano|origami
16/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$1000|hard|The oil from this evening flower is high in gamma-linolenic acid, an essential fatty acid|Evening primrose
18/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$600|medium|This Melville title character's last words are 'God Bless Captain Vere!'|Billy Budd
21/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ELECTORAL COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP|$800|hard|Strom Thurmond got 39 Electoral College votes in 1948, the year this Republican didn't defeat Truman|Dewey
05/04/1996|Jeopardy!|CRAFTS|$100|easy|Louis Comfort Tiffany made lampshades of this material using the copper foil technique|Stained Glass
09/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC CINEMA|$1000|hard|This Fritz Lang film portrayed a futuristic city as a hell of scientific progress & human despair|Metropolis
17/05/2005|Jeopardy!|THE NIXON LIBRARY|$1000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew points out the bust of a world leader in the Nixon Library & Birthplace in Yorba Linda, CA.)  World leaders at the library include this premier who greeted Nixon on his historic arrival in China|Zhou Enlai
01/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IN YOUR FACE!|$800|hard|The Vermilion border defines these|the lips
11/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TECUMSEH|$400|easy|Tecumseh means 'panther across the sky'; he was named for one of these celestial events at his birth|a meteor shower (shooting star)
14/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY DISTINCTIONS|$400|easy|This Western Hemisphere country has the most Spanish speakers of any country in the world|Mexico
15/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$800|hard|If you reverse this month's 3-letter abbrev., you get the symbol of 1 of its astrological signs|March (mar./ram)
01/12/1999|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|None|None|Around 59 B.C. the Romans settled what is now this city, & gave it a Latin name that means 'blossoming'|Florence
15/11/2004|Jeopardy!|FRATERNITY SUIT|$1000|hard|Alpha Phi Alpha John H. Johnson founded this magazine in 1951, 6 years after Ebony|Jet
10/03/2009|Jeopardy!|NAME THE CAPITAL CITY|$600|medium|Poland|Warsaw
22/11/2011|Jeopardy!|PUT ON A SUIT|$1000|hard|'Fishy' suit options include the fabric called sharkskin & the zigzag weave called this 'bone'|herringbone
18/01/2012|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC DATES|$600|medium|The Egyptian government opened his mummy case on March 6, 1924|Tutankhamun
24/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YOU DON'T BRING ME FLOWERS|$2000|hard|The maidenhair is the only living plant in this genus of ornamental trees long held sacred in Asia|Ginkgo
20/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1763 these surveyors began work to settle a boundary dispute between the Penns & the Calverts|Mason & Dixon
05/07/2006|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|Laertes tells her, 'For Hamlet and the trifling of his favor' are 'not permanent, sweet, not lasting'|Ophelia
20/01/2004|Jeopardy!|THE 2nd MRS.|$200|easy|Tom Cruise|Nicole Kidman
23/01/2001|Jeopardy!|SPORTS AUTOBIOGRAPHIES|$400|easy|Seen here, he demanded, 'Just Give Me the Damn Ball'|Keyshawn Johnson
09/06/2000|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL MOMS|$200|easy|Hannah Milhous|Richard Nixon
20/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BIRTHIN' BABIES|$1200|hard|From the Greek for 'out of place', it's the term for a pregnancy that develops in the Fallopian tube|ectopic
01/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|NUMBER, PLEASE|$200|easy|1 of 2 numbers that are naturals in craps|(1 of) 7 or 11
21/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THINGS TO DO IN THE USA|$1200|hard|Going up! in this NYC skyscraper whose designer, William Lamb, was inspired by a pencil standing point-up|the Empire State Building
30/09/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 1880s|$300|easy|On February 21, 1885 this 555' memorial was dedicated in the nation's capital|Washington Monument
23/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. COINS|$600|medium|Randy'l He-Dow Teton was the model for this coin|Sacajawea Dollar
29/11/2010|Jeopardy!|2010 20th ANNIVERSARIES|$600|medium|In 1990 this captain created by Ted Turner started fighting eco-villains on TV|Captain Planet
25/05/2011|Jeopardy!|SAY THAT 3 TIMES FAST!|$600|medium|It precedes 'voom' in an Art Carney TV catchphrase|va va va
24/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|COFFEE DRINKS|$1600|hard|A man wearing a sombrero is on the label of this coffee liqueur from Mexico|Kahlua
13/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|The name of this Minnesota city comes from an Indian word for 'water' & the Greek word for 'city'|Minneapolis
22/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MAKING A PROPHET|$1000|hard|The prophet Daniel understood 'the writing on the wall' & told this king the bad news|Belshazzar
02/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR ROMAN EQUIVALENTS|$1200|hard|Artemis|Diana
19/07/1991|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK|$800|hard|In 1972 Stanford researchers began teaching this female gorilla sign language|Koko
02/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CRAFTS|$2000|hard|In tatting, you use a small shuttle to form the rings & semicircles of this fabric, perhaps for a doily|lace
13/05/2005|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE EARTH|$1000|hard|This 'Equatorial' nation consists of a mainland territory & 5 offshore islands including Bioko|Equatorial Guinea
05/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THOSE '70s SHOWS|$1200|hard|Inspector Luger, Wojo, Fish|Barney Miller
17/11/1999|Jeopardy!|POWER DINING|$400|easy|This railroad terminal on 42nd Street is home to a world-famous oyster bar|Grand Central Station
09/12/1996|Jeopardy!|THE PLANETS|$500|medium|This planet's moon Triton orbits in a direction opposite the planet's rotation|Neptune
08/12/1997|Jeopardy!|DRIVING|$100|easy|This type of transmission has been making stop-and-go driving easier since 1904|Automatic transmission
26/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|DANCE|$1000|hard|The maxixe, a ballroom dance, evolved in this largest South American country in the 1870s|Brazil
16/02/2010|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY OF ORIGIN|$400|easy|Birkenstock, as in shoes|Germany
23/09/2011|Jeopardy!|INAUGURAL ADDRESSES|$800|hard|'Let the word go forth from this time and place... that the torch has been passed to a new generation of Americans'|JFK
30/12/1999|Jeopardy!|CALLING ALL CARS|$200|easy|This Ford model is named for the Zodiac sign of the wives of several men who developed it|Taurus
26/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY 'B'|$1600|hard|The name of this island that's 165 miles northwest of Tahiti means 'first born'|Bora Bora
13/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IN SPAIN|$200|easy|In this city, the Queen Sofia Museum covers modern art as the Prado does the classics|Madrid
20/01/2000|Jeopardy!|FLAGS OF THE WORLD|$400|easy|'Zone' in on this Central American country whose flag is seen here:|Panama
15/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE CIA WORLD FACTBOOK|$2000|hard|Though illegal, the Muslim Brotherhood is the main opposition to this African in power since 1981|Hosni Mubarak
27/09/2007|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY NOISES|$400|easy|If the species were reversed at Thanksgiving, the birds chowing down on us would be doing a lot of...|gobbling
21/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$200|easy|From Port Said to Al-Qantara, this canal passes through Lake Manzala, a lagoon|the Suez Canal
06/11/2001|Jeopardy!|THE LAKE COUNTRY|$100|easy|Lake Timsah, Lake Nasser|Egypt
27/02/1997|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$400|easy|The most common mandarin orange in the United States, it was named for a city in Morocco|Tangerine (for Tangier)
23/06/2006|Jeopardy!|COWBOYS & INDIANS|$400|easy|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from Fort Huachuca, AZ.)  Fort Huachuca was built in 1877 as part of the wars with this tribe; that purpose was ended with Geronimo's capture in 1886|the Apache
05/05/2011|Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS MAKE ME CUSS|$1000|hard|South Carolina legislator John 'O'Goshen!'|land
15/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR TEEN YEARS|$1600|hard|At 17, this ex-Mousketeer sang 'Reflection' on the soundtrack for 'Mulan'|Christina Aguilera
07/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'BIG' SCREEN|$800|hard|Lee Marvin & Mark Hamill starred in this 1980 Sam Fuller film full of WWII stories|The Big Red One
10/06/2008|Jeopardy!|FRANCHISES|$1000|hard|Food that fills in the blank in 'The Great Steak & _____ Company'|Potato
03/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|NOT REALLY MARRIED|$400|easy|This kids' host dons sneakers & a cardigan to dance with this female star of 'Shall We Dance' & 'Swing Time'|Fred & Ginger Rogers
26/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|I THINK I LOVE HUGH|$800|hard|His production co. was 'Simian Films' because then-girlfriend Liz Hurley thought he looked like a monkey|Hugh Grant
30/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|G_S_N|$400|easy|It's what powers Bubba's outboard Evinrude|gasoline
06/01/2012|Jeopardy!|NEW MEXICO|$800|hard|Lilian Whiting used this phrase as the title of a 1906 book; it became New Mexico's official state nickname in 1999|Land of Enchantment
13/01/2012|Jeopardy!|MAKING CONNECTIONS|$1000|hard|In 'Sixteen Candles' the geek predicts, 'Me and her will' do this, the connection of a computer & an outside entity|interface
31/01/2000|Jeopardy!|SERIAL NUMBERS|$1800|hard|Despite this ABC soap's title, its character Vicki Lord has had at least 5 personalities|One Life to Live
12/11/1991|Jeopardy!|JUDY GARLAND|$100|easy|'Thoroughbreds Don't Cry' was the first of many films to team Judy with this 'Andy Hardy' star|Mickey Rooney
02/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DUETS|$1600|hard|Sheryl Crow & this rap rocker found themselves on the country & pop charts with a duet called 'Picture'|Kid Rock
30/10/1997|Jeopardy!|HALLS OF FAME|$300|easy|This comic duo's 'Who's on First?' routine is enshrined on a gold record in the Baseball Hall of Fame|Abbott & Costello
09/03/2010|Jeopardy!|ON THE  ____|$800|hard|Receiving payment from the government, not a pineapple seller|on the dole
29/10/1998|Jeopardy!|BETTER KNOWN AS...|$100|easy|Marion Morrison|John Wayne
22/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'U' GOT IT!|$200|easy|Keats wrote an 'Ode On A Grecian' one|Urn
14/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BIRDS DO IT|$200|easy|Perhaps imitating gorillas, grouses beat these in front of their chests to warn intruders|Wings
05/01/2010|Jeopardy!|WRAPPERS|$400|easy|To make the traditional Greek favorite dolma, wrap rice & ground meat in these leaves|grape leaves
30/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$400|easy|The bestselling passenger car of all time is this company's Corolla|Toyota
19/04/2010|Jeopardy!|BOGEY MEN|$1000|hard|1954: Linus Larrabee becomes interested in the chauffeur's daughter|Sabrina
31/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|KIDDIE LIT|$600|medium|A famous book by Crockett Johnson tells of a little boy named Harold & his adventures with this color crayon|Purple
09/07/2010|Jeopardy!|FARMVILLE|$400|easy|It's a 4-letter wired cage or enclosure for chickens, though they may wish to fly it & go free|a coop
15/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD FACTS|$1000|hard|In 1982 the people of this Asian country celebrated the bicentennial of the Chakri dynasty|Thailand
04/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OLYMPIC HEROES|$1200|hard|This Pittsburgh Penguins great was the captain of Canada's 2002 gold-medal hockey team|(Mario) Lemieux
06/05/2011|Jeopardy!|FROM D TO E|$400|easy|It can mean heavenly, perfect or pertaining to God|divine
22/04/2010|Jeopardy!|'FACE'/'OFF'|$400|easy|A cheap imitation|a knockoff
22/01/2009|Jeopardy!|VIDEO GAMES|$400|easy|The name of this classic game came from onomatopoetic Japanese for the sound a mouth makes while eating|Pac-Man
24/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$1200|hard|Entrepreneurs William Russell, Alexander Majors & William B. Waddell founded this in 1860; it lasted 18 months|the Pony Express
20/11/1992|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'V'|$100|easy|'Spike' sport (10)|Volleyball
05/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|H.H.|$600|medium|This author was a bookseller & mechanic before writing such books as 'Steppenwolf' & 'Siddhartha'|Hermann Hesse
14/12/1999|Jeopardy!|DUKE, DUKE|$100|easy|Jazz at Lincoln Center is putting on over 400 events in 1999 in honor of his 100th birthday|Duke Ellington
08/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE DIRECTOR'S CHAIR|$800|hard|'Ivan the Terrible', 'Alexander Nevsky', 'Battleship Potemkin'|Sergei Eisenstein
27/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$600|medium|The only man with 'man' in his last name to be U.S. president|Harry S. Truman
19/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PAINTINGS|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows a painting on the monitor.)  In a 17th-century painting, Isaac, now blind in his old age, is blessing Jacob, who, you'll notice, is wearing gloves to hide the fact that he isn't this hairier brother|Esau
18/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES HEADLINES|$200|easy|He's the subject of the September 7, 1901 headline seen here: [President Shot At Buffalo Fair]|William McKinley
13/01/1997|Jeopardy!|EARLY AMERICA|$400|easy|This colony of James Oglethorpe banned the importation of rum & brandy, & forbade slavery|Georgia
27/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COFFEE|$1000|hard|Ladyfingers are a common ingredient of this coffee-flavored Italian dessert|tiramisu
09/10/2007|Jeopardy!|THE SUMMER OLYMPICS|$200|easy|You might have to get as high as 20 feet off the ground to win a medal in this 'vaulting' Olympic event|the pole vault
28/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$600|medium|A place to store sodium chloride|Salt vault
08/11/2005|Jeopardy!|TOM HANKS MOVIE ROLES|$600|medium|Death row prison guard Paul Edgecomb|The Green Mile
08/12/1989|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY|$500|medium|GOES, INSAT & METEOSAT are satellites used for this purpose|Weather Forecasting
22/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HE'S THE MAYOR|$800|hard|West Berlin 1957-1966|Willy Brandt
21/12/2005|Jeopardy!|ACTOR-PLAYWRIGHTS|$200|easy|Jeff Daniels wrote 'Escanaba in da Moonlight', a 'super Yooper comedy' set on this state's Upper Peninsula|Michigan
26/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE STILL MYTHING|$1000|hard|The mulberry fruit, once white, was stained red by the blood of Pyramus & her|Thisbe
04/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN RELIGION|$1000|hard|Their belief in the 'inner light' states there is 'that of God in everyone'|the Quakers
18/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE LION KING ON BROADWAY|$1200|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from the set of The Lion King.)  The title of this famous song from 'The Lion King' means 'no worries' and it's Timon and Pumbaa's motto|Hakuna Matata
09/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HOT TOPICS|$600|medium|Wisconsin studies have found higher crime near these fun palaces on tribal lands|Casinos
19/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPELL THAT GOVERNOR|$2000|hard|Of Maine, a distant relative of bestselling thriller author David, he's John...|B-A-L-D-A-C-C-I
20/10/2004|Final Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL WEIGHTS AND MEASURES|None|None|As described in the Bible, the total volume of this was 450,000 cubic cubits|Noah's Ark
06/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FROM A TO E|$1200|hard|Then there was this time I had to take one of these remedies to counteract a poison|an antidote
12/05/2006|Jeopardy!|NOT ANOTHER BUGHUNT|$200|easy|In the late 18th c. the Creek Indians asked Spain for help against encroaching frontier settlers|roach (in encroaching)
21/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|RECENT FILMS|$200|easy|We love the name of this 1999 Ashley Judd thriller (no need to ask why)|Double Jeopardy
08/02/2010|Jeopardy!|SPOTT THA MISPELED WURD|$400|easy|The occasional misspelling is noticable on a telecast like 'Jeopardy!'|noticeable
25/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTS NEED TO KNOW|$800|hard|The underlying base of a building, a base of sand & gravel soil is best for it|foundation
17/11/2008|Jeopardy!|WORLD LITERATURE|$400|easy|Johanna Spyri sent her heroine Heidi to live in the Alps of this country, her own homeland|Switzerland
21/06/2006|Jeopardy!|1491|$400|easy|Born in 1491, this future king had a nurse named Anne Luke--not the last Anne he'd nuzzle|Henry VIII
14/04/2000|Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|London is this country's tenth most populous metropolitan area; Hamilton & Edmonton are larger|Canada
18/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|Dr. Tertius Lydgate marries the beautiful, but shallow Rosamund Vinci in her novel 'Middlemarch'|George Eliot
29/12/1998|Jeopardy!|JINGLES ALL THE WAY|$400|easy|They're 'The dogs kids love to bite'|Armour hot dogs
26/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$200|easy|Snakes come equipped with a special tooth named for this & used to break out of it|Egg
06/10/2009|Final Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHY SUBJECTS|None|None|One critic called Peter Martin's book about him 'the best biography of the greatest biographer in the English language'|James Boswell
07/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICANS|$400|easy|American Indians used this small ax or hatchet to chop wood & to chop down enemies in battle|a tomahawk
01/12/2005|Jeopardy!|THE BILL OF RIGHTS|$400|easy|In this year FDR proclaimed December 15 as Bill of Rights Day; it was the 150th birthday of the document|1941
12/06/2003|Jeopardy!|ON THE STAGE|$200|easy|2 actors play a townful of characters in the comedy 'Stones in His Pockets', set in County Kerry in this country|Ireland
03/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|EXPRESS YOURSELF|$400|easy|Of her role in the Clarence Thomas hearings, she said, 'I had to tell the truth'|Anita Hill
13/09/2004|Jeopardy!|RIVER SOURCES|$200|easy|If you’re rowin’ the Rhone from start to finish, you begin in this mountain range|the Alps
15/04/1996|Final Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|None|None|In 1543 he wrote, 'Finally we shall place the sun himself at the center of the universe'|Nicolaus Copernicus
11/04/2008|Jeopardy!|THIS & THAT|$200|easy|These backless beach sandals have a hyphenated name|flip-flops
08/04/1999|Jeopardy!|REGIS PHILBIN'S NY|$300|easy|This home for our furry & feathered friends is named for the borough where I grew up|The Bronx Zoo
31/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|GEORGE|$2000|hard|Nicknamed 'The Iceman', this basketball legend was inducted into the NBA Hall of Fame in 1996|George Gervin
07/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|Many things in Hong Kong are named for this queen, including the mountain peak on Hong Kong island|Victoria
04/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GO FIGURE|$400|easy|55 + 25 - 5|75
11/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. STATE NAMES|$400|easy|It's named for a Great Lake|Michigan
13/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$400|easy|This river irrigates millions of acres of land in Egypt & Sudan|the Nile
18/05/2005|Jeopardy!|MY PC LIFE|$400|easy|I've been using this product created in 1984 by the Intuit owner after he saw his wife tediously pay the bills|Quicken
16/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LIT|$800|hard|Astrid Lindgren, who died in 2002 at age 94, first spun tales about this freckled girl for her daughter|Pippi Longstocking
09/11/1999|Jeopardy!|THE 'REAL' WORLD|$200|easy|Land, including all the natural resources & permanent buildings on it|Real estate
02/02/2010|Jeopardy!|GOING ABSOLUTELY DENTAL|$400|easy|AKA gingiva, they are the firm tissues enveloping the necks of the teeth; betcha didn't know teeth had necks, did ya?|gums
19/01/2004|Jeopardy!|THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR|$800|hard|Commodore Dewey blockaded this bay after destroying a fleet of 10 Spanish ships|Manila Bay
13/10/2008|Jeopardy!|HEAD TO THE 'SHIRE', SQUIRE|$400|easy|Pudding & terrier namesake place|Yorkshire
17/01/2005|Jeopardy!|A PIECE OF THE FRACTION|$600|medium|It's the smallest fractional increment for men's hat sizes|one-eighth
09/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, JUDE LAW!|$800|hard|Jude was the 'Saturday Night Live' host on the night this 'Pieces Of Me' singer did not actually sing|Ashlee Simpson
23/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|RANKS & TITLES|$1200|hard|Appropriately, knowing first aid for blisters is one of the requirements of this first rank a Boy Scout achieves|Tenderfoot
14/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES THEATER|$1200|hard|The Artsbeat blog talked of how this '360' CNN anchor landed the gig as the 'book voice' in 'How to Succeed in Business...'|Anderson Cooper
17/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$600|medium|LASER & MASER are examples of this type of word formed from the first letters of a series of words|Acronym
29/09/2009|Jeopardy!|SHARK TANK|$600|medium|(I'm Robert Herjavec.)  As a shark pup, I arrived in Canada with my family; we had 20 dollars to our name, so I've lived this alliterative success story|rags to riches
02/04/2004|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC CARTOON CHARACTERS|$800|hard|This cartoon character from Bedrock is a large purple-ish pet snorkasaurus|Dino
01/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$1000|hard|This founder of Weight Watchers is a cosulting editor of Weight Watchers magazine|Jean Nidetch
13/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COTE D'IVOIRE|$1200|hard|Not Rome but Yamoussoukro features the world's tallest of this special type of cathedral|basilica
30/06/2003|Jeopardy!|LINE 'EM UP|$800|hard|From longest river to shortest: The Volga, The Nile, The Po|Nile, Volga, Po
18/09/2002|Jeopardy!|MARCO POLO|$200|easy|Oddly, Marco spent 17 years in this country, yet his book doesn't mention tea, chopsticks or the Great Wall|China
08/01/2008|Jeopardy!|DRINK IT, DANCE IT OR DRIVE IT|$1000|hard|Huapala|drink it
25/06/2003|Jeopardy!|SONGS|$200|easy|The No. 1 hit 'Judy in Disguise (with Glasses)' satirized this song that didn't even make the Top 40|Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds
22/03/1994|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$1000|hard|This former First Lady was president of the Dramatic Club at the Girls' Latin School in Chicago|Nancy Reagan
22/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE JETS|$3200|hard|Introduced in the 1980s, it's the Boeing jet whose digits add up to 20|the 767
09/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$2000|hard|The macabou type of this bird may have a wingspan greater than 9 feet|Stork
09/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|RITUALS|$1000|hard|Greek corpses were buried with a coin to pay this mythical ferryman|Charon
24/01/2006|Jeopardy!|MEDIUMS AT LARGE|$1000|hard|On his TV show 'Crossing Over', this clairvoyant man passed on messages from the dead to family members|John Edward
23/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'GO' FOR IT|$2000|hard|Small spiny-finned fish whose pelvic fins form a sucker|the goby
28/12/1994|Double Jeopardy!|THE 7 ANCIENT WONDERS|$1000|hard|Pliny said that by his time this wonder was just a desolate wilderness|the Hanging Gardens of Babylon
05/11/2007|Jeopardy!|FISSION|$600|medium|In fission, total mass decreases because part of the original mass is converted to this, as seen in Einstein's equation|energy
10/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN PLAYS|$200|easy|Shaw character who thinks she's descended from a sacred cat and that her blood is made with Nile water|Cleopatra
08/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$200|easy|This prefix appears with thyroid, normal & legal|para
28/03/2006|Jeopardy!|YANKEE STADIUM|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reads from the stands of Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, New York.)  I'm in the Yankee Stadium section where, in 1977, this man's third home run of World Series game six landed; all were hit on the first pitch|Reggie Jackson
09/12/1987|Double Jeopardy!|SHOW BIZ BILLYs|$1000|hard|As far as we know, this black American is the only '5th Beatle' who fits this category|Billy Preston
10/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$800|hard|The next element on the periodic table in the sequence uranium, neptunium....|Plutonium
17/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|In 'To Kill A Mockingbird', his defense of Tom Robinson causes his children to be harassed by classmates|Atticus Finch
07/04/2006|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL MANAGERS|$1000|hard|Hall of Fame manager George Anderson receved this nickname because of his scrappy determination|Sparky
06/03/1992|Double Jeopardy!|THE BYRDS & THE BEAS|$600|medium|The Victoria & Albert Museum in London has the original illustrations she did for her many kids' books|Beatrix Potter
26/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EDUCATION|$1000|hard|This 'channel' beamed into 12,000 schools includes 10 minutes of news & 2 of commercials|Channel One
05/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S NOT TV, IT'S 'HBO'|$1200|hard|If your actions are open to public scrutiny, you're 'living life in' one of these glass enclosures|a fishbowl
03/10/2002|Jeopardy!|PORTS|$1400|hard|It's the only one of South Africa's 3 capitals that is also a seaport|Cape Town
14/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|YOU LOSE!|$1000|hard|In 1970 the sultan of this Arabian Peninsula nation was overthrown by his son with the help of the British|Oman
16/05/2000|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$300|easy|'Astral' sea creature             (8)|Starfish
16/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$800|hard|This play's line 'murder most foul' has been used as the title of mystery & crime books|Hamlet
01/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NEXT LETTER AFTER...|$1600|hard|...P in the Esperanto alphabet|R
27/04/1987|Jeopardy!|THE SENSES|$300|easy|Appropriately named 'instrument' used by Beethoven to compensate for his hearing loss|an ear trumpet
08/06/2009|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$400|easy|Astrologically, January begins with this sign & ends with Aquarius|Capricorn
20/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'A' IN SHAKESPEARE|$1600|hard|Romeo buys poison with which to kill himself from a minor character with this job title|apothecary
24/11/2009|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$1000|hard|In 2009 a new hominid skeleton dubbed Ardi was aged at 4.4 million years, predating this other 'girly' find by 1 mil. years|Lucy
07/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$800|hard|Javanese is the native language of about 60 million people on the island of Java in this country|Indonesia
13/05/2005|Jeopardy!|WE'RE GONNA MAKE YOU WINE|$400|easy|Wines in the U.S. labled with this 'furniture' name may not have an alcohol content over 14%|table
29/06/1999|Jeopardy!|THE KOREAN WAR|$200|easy|The Allies recaptured this South Korean capital on September 26, 1950|Seoul
11/04/2000|Jeopardy!|LATE-NIGHT TV|$200|easy|Stuttering John & Jackie the Joke Man are featured on his late-night show on E!|Howard Stern
12/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ALL 'STAR's|$400|easy|As a youngster, Britney Spears appeared on this Ed McMahon-hosted TV show|Star Search
03/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUM HOPPING|$600|medium|This British museum received its present name in 1899, though many refer to it as the V & A|Victoria & Albert
21/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR YOUNGEST/OLDEST|$400|easy|Oldest Supporting Actress winner: Peggy Ashcroft for this film based on an E.M. Forster work|A Passage to India
18/01/2012|Jeopardy!|THE LAND|$600|medium|Look east! Japan has long been known by this dawning nickname|the Land of the Rising Sun
02/03/1999|Jeopardy!|SABRINA'S WITCH HANDBOOK|$200|easy|(Hi, I'm Caroline Rhea)  Like many modern witches, the Spellmans use an upright vacuum cleaner to do this, as well as to clean (not that we ever clean!)|Fly
03/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD FACTS|$1000|hard|Her first-born son, Frederic, is Denmark's crown prince|Queen Margrethe II
23/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OCCUPATIONS|$200|easy|These restaurant workers share their name with an appliance that does the same job|Dishwashers
09/01/2007|Jeopardy!|HIT THE JIM|$800|hard|Nickname of Jim Hunter, a dominating 5-time World Series-winning pitcher|Catfish
03/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|HOTELS BY CITY|$1000|hard|Sacher, Imperial, Pension Wiener|Vienna
04/12/2000|Jeopardy!|BOWLING FOR VOCABULARY|$300|easy|An incrimination of an innocent person; 10 are in a standard game|Frame
14/07/1999|Jeopardy!|THAT YEAR'S HEADLINE|$300|easy|Charlton Heston's 'Ben-Hur' Premieres!|1959
03/04/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 2007 FORBES 400|$800|hard|'$4.4 billion... ran for president twice, railed against NAFTA, budget deficits'|Ross Perot
03/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD AUTHORS|$2000|hard|This acclaimed author was born March 6, 1928 in Aracataca, Colombia|Gabriel Garcia Márquez
16/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$600|medium|Rikki-Tikki-Tavi, for example (8)|Mongoose
06/01/2000|Jeopardy!|'65|$300|easy|On January 20, 1965 he was inaugurated as U.S. vice president|Hubert H. Humphrey
23/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BED|$1600|hard|The name of this type of down comforter comes from the French for 'down'|duvet
05/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$1200|hard|You'll find a quodlibet, a blend of popular tunes, in his 'Goldberg Variations'|Johann Sebastian Bach
23/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S THE MRS.?|$400|easy|Mrs. Ashton Kutcher|Demi Moore
08/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PUT SOMETHING ON|$400|easy|We brought the kids, so put on the Grammy-winning album 'The Adventures of Elmo in' this place|Grouchland
25/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NIXON'S CABINET|$1200|hard|George Shultz didn't work for peanuts as Secretary of the Treasury or as Secretary of this in Nixon's cabinet|Secretary of Labor
05/07/1995|Jeopardy!|LIFE SCIENCE|$100|easy|The taste buds that sense sweetness are on the tip of this organ|the tongue
14/05/2001|Jeopardy!|YASIR|$100|easy|Some say Arafat was born in Jerusalem in 1929; others, in Gaza; still others, in this capital of Egypt|Cairo
21/03/2006|Jeopardy!|I THINK I LOVE YOU|$600|medium|In 'The Raven' by Edgar Allan Poe, she's the young woman the poet will see 'nevermore'|Lenore
06/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|JUST BE-CLAUSE|$2000|hard|Each signatory agrees to give the other the same treatment given to any 3rd party in this contract clause abbrev. MFN|most favored nation
28/12/1999|Jeopardy!|1999 BOFFO B.O.|$100|easy|Yeah, Baby!  Mike Myers' Austin Powers has another go-round with Mike Myers' Dr. Evil in this movie sequel|Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me
14/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$400|easy|This composer's 'Rigoletto' is based on Victor Hugo's play 'Le Roi S'Amuse' ('The King Amuses Himself')|Giuseppe Verdi
26/04/1999|Jeopardy!|THE QUOTABLE JOHN ADAMS|$100|easy|In 1793 Adams said of it, 'My country has in its wisdom contrived for me the most insignificant office'|Vice president
03/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THE INSTRUMENT OF DEATH|$200|easy|In 1793 Jean-Paul Marat was retired in the bath with one of these|a knife
01/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$1000|hard|In 1929 this electrical engineer became an Italian marquis|Guglielmo Marconi
16/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|THE CARIBBEAN|$600|medium|In this group, Tortola is connected to Beef Island by the Queen Elizabeth Bridge|British Virgin Islands
25/06/1999|Jeopardy!|LABOR|$400|easy|The 1969 Nobel Peace Prize went to the Intl. Labor Organization, an agency of this body|United Nations
14/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|OXFORD UNIVERSITY|$600|medium|He was a fellow of Lincoln College, Oxford, where he co-founded Methodism with his brother Charles|John Wesley
21/04/2003|Jeopardy!|KING WORLD|$200|easy|Kings Faisal, Khalid & Fahd have all reigned over this country|Saudi Arabia
22/04/2010|Jeopardy!|'FACE'/'OFF'|$1000|hard|This word meaning lacking serious intent contains all the vowels in order|facetious
21/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICANS|$400|easy|The Sauk chief Keokuk is buried in the city of Keokuk in this state|Iowa
02/04/2009|Jeopardy!|RECORD OF THE YEAR GRAMMYS|$800|hard|1971: 'It's Too Late'|Carole King
19/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE THEATRE|$1000|hard|This South African directed the 1982 New York production of his own play 'Master Harold....And The Boys'|Athol Fugard
21/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE|$1000|hard|These falls on the Brazil-Argentina border are almost 4 times the width of Niagara Falls|Iguazu Falls
15/05/2001|Jeopardy!|2001 U.S. STAMPS|$400|easy|1 of the 2 Rockwells with works featured in the American Illustrators series|Norman Rockwell or Rockwell Kent
24/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DEADWOOD|$400|easy|Common 6-letter name for the No. 1 wood in golf|a driver
07/03/2005|Jeopardy!|'DE' ARTS|$800|hard|His 'Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun' is referred to as a tone poem|Debussy
04/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$1600|hard|Its St. Hilda's College is women's only; all others, including All Souls & Magdalen, are coeducational|Oxford
06/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE LAST AMERICAN TO WIN THE GOLD|$800|hard|Women's speed skating 1,000 meters             (1994)|Bonnie Blair
26/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BATTERIES|$1000|hard|In a battery, an oxidation reaction occurs at the anode, & this type of reaction occurs at the cathode|a reduction reaction
24/10/2001|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$400|easy|Add cherry brandy & seasonings to melted gruyere cheese & you'll have this classic dipping dish|fondue
15/09/1998|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYME HEADLINES|$500|medium|'Three Wise Men Of' this city 'Drown When Boat Sinks'|Gotham
30/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PSYCHOLOGY|$1000|hard|Oliver Sacks wrote a book about one of his patients called 'The Man Who Mistook His Wife For' this|For a Hat
21/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$2000|hard|This division separates Saturn's rings & is named for the man who spotted them in 1675|the Cassini division
01/06/2010|Jeopardy!|BORN TO 'RUN'|$600|medium|Meaning sulky or peevish, this 11-letter word seems to precede 'ex-employee' a lot|disgruntled
19/03/2004|Jeopardy!|THE U.S. CONSTITUTION|$200|easy|Article 2 says the president occasionally has to report to Congress 'Information on the State of' this|the Union
28/01/2003|Jeopardy!|ENGLISH 'T'|$200|easy|The London Underground is also called this|the Tube
02/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DISNEY CINEMA|$600|medium|This cruel, scratchy-voiced diva wants to make fur coats out of dalmatian puppies|Cruella de Vil
22/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A 'D' IN HISTORY|$400|easy|He took office as the mayor of Chicago in 1989|(Richard) Daley
20/10/1998|Jeopardy!|THE 19-AUGHTs|$100|easy|In '06 these events devastated San Francisco in April & Valparaiso, Chile in August|Earthquakes
10/05/2010|Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS BY GROUPS|$600|medium|The Batley Townswomen's Guild, known for their 'muddy' historical reenactments|Monty Python
13/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THE BOOK NOOK|$800|hard|You can get 'The Collected' these of William Carlos Williams or 'The Selected' ones of Langston Hughes|poems
27/12/2004|Jeopardy!|FROM SOUP TO NUTS|$600|medium|Named for its resemblance to a cheerleading accessory, the pom pom is a white type of this fungus|a mushroom
13/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|JOHNNY GILBERT DOES SHAKESPEARE!|$1000|hard|Johnny was downright spritely in this role:  'If we shadows have offended, think but this & all is mended, that you have slumbered here while these visions did appear'|Puck
08/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONAUT LINGO|$600|medium|It's the chamber between the outer hull & an inner door; it can be pressurized & depressurized|Airlock
29/11/1999|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN-BORN YANKS|$300|easy|A college football head coach from 1918 to 1931, he hailed from Voss, Norway|Knute Rockne
23/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SARAH TONE IN...|$1600|hard|'All I Ask Of You', by her onetime husband Andrew Lloyd Webber|Sarah Brightman
07/07/1995|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$200|easy|Founded in 1897, it's the world's oldest annual marathon|the Boston Marathon
27/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|STATE THE NATIONAL PARK|$1600|hard|Carlsbad Caverns National Park|New Mexico
16/09/1998|Jeopardy!|MUSICALS IN OTHER WORDS|$200|easy|'The Windy City'|Chicago
20/10/2000|Jeopardy!|NUMBER, PLEASE|$300|easy|Squares in the opening of 'The Brady Bunch' filled by kids|6
16/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S BOOKS & AUTHORS|$800|hard|'The Moon Lady' was the first children's book by this author of 'The Joy Luck Club'|Amy Tan
28/01/2004|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYME TIME|$1000|hard|Little Jack's funeralgoers|Horner's mourners
26/12/2005|Jeopardy!|DREAD MAN WALKING|$800|hard|Saying 'It takes on energy & vibes & I needed to shed that', this 'Let Love Rule' singer lopped off 10 years of 'locks|Lenny Kravitz
05/07/1995|Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$400|easy|This 3-letter word can refer to smoked salmon or liquid oxygen|lox
22/04/1998|Jeopardy!|WOLF WHISTLE|$300|easy|Lara Flynn Boyle likes Dylan McDermott's legal briefs on this ABC legal drama|The Practice
15/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS FOR THE BRAVE|$600|medium|After starting this last James Joyce novel, you may talkingbe pas Anglais thissaway|Finnegans Wake
06/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GHASTLY OPERATIC DEMISES|$400|easy|In 'Luisa Miller', Rodolfo kills himself & Luisa by this method -- he must have seen 'Lucrezia Borgia'|Poisoning
03/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|IF IT'S WEDNESDAY THEY MUST BE BELGIANS|$200|easy|In 1946 Belgian Paul-Henri Spaak became the first president of this organization's General Assembly|the United Nations
07/07/1998|Jeopardy!|TOYS IN THE ATTIC|$200|easy|('Stereophonic' device used to watch pictures on reels)|View-Master
07/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|'70s THEATER|$600|medium|Ntozake Shange wrote a 1977 play 'For Colored Girls Who Have Considered' this|Suicide
17/12/2010|Jeopardy!|SCOTLAND|$400|easy|In the late 19th c. the R&A Golf Club of this place became the sole authority on the rules of the game in Great Britain|St. Andrew's
05/07/2007|Jeopardy!|NANCY|$600|medium|She's the legal eagle one-time Celebrity Jeopardy! contestant seen here|Nancy Grace
09/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE BILL OF RIGHTS|$400|easy|This state's Declaration of Rights was most influential in the creation of our Bill of Rights|Virginia
12/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|EDWARD ALBEE|$1200|hard|(Edward Albee reads the clue.)  The new Broadway production of my play 'Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?' stars Bill Irwin & Kathleen Turner as this fun-loving couple|George & Martha
15/09/1997|Jeopardy!|THE ATLANTIC OCEAN|$300|easy|In 1932 she crossed the Atlantic alone in 13 hours, 30 minutes|Amelia Earhart
16/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL NOBILITY|$1200|hard|He was born in Minneapolis in 1958, the son of jazz musician John Nelson|Prince
02/05/2000|Jeopardy!|STATES' MOST POPULOUS CITIES|$100|easy|Texas: 1,600,000|Houston
19/02/1999|Jeopardy!|CERVANTES|$400|easy|As a young man, Cervantes lost the use of his left hand fighting against this empire at the battle of Lepanto|Turkish Empire
28/09/1992|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$300|easy|A greenbottle is this type of insect|a fly
11/06/2002|Jeopardy!|BEN|$400|easy|This publication that Ben first put out in 1732 often sold 10,000 copies a year|Poor Richard's Almanack
21/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FOR THE FASHIONISTA|$2000|hard|Flowing fabric defines this fashion house founded by Tanya Sarne; its name is a synonym for 'phantom'|Ghost
18/11/2010|Jeopardy!|THAT'S JUST WRONG|$400|easy|2 missed serves in tennis will get you a double this|fault
24/11/2000|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV TITLE ROLES|$400|easy|Waitress Linda Lavin|Alice
10/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|1995 BESTSELLERS|$600|medium|In 1995 John Gray moved these 2 planets into 'the bedroom'|Mars & Venus
30/06/1997|Jeopardy!|BRAVE WORDS|$200|easy|'A hero is brave in deeds as well as words' is the moral of one of his fables|Aesop
09/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FAMILY MATTERS|$2000|hard|4-word phrase for your relationship to your father's brother's son's daughter|first cousin once removed
24/06/2004|Jeopardy!|KIDDY LIT|$600|medium|(Sofia of the Clue Crew is out on the court.)  In the 'Alice and Wonderland' croquet match, the balls are hedgehogs & the mallets are these|flamingos
26/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|GRAINS & STAPLES|$600|medium|Quinoa, like other non-cereal grains, is rich in lysine, one of these protein components|Amino Acids
30/10/2009|Jeopardy!|MILITARY DUDES|$800|hard|In WWII Hap Arnold commanded this new U.S. fighting force abbreviated USAAF|the United States Army Air Force
26/09/2000|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS 'ISH'Y TO ME|$100|easy|From Flanders|Flemish
23/06/2006|Jeopardy!|A, B OR C|$600|medium|In the name of the outfit that first broadcast the U.S. House in 1979, this precedes 'SPAN'|C
17/11/2004|Jeopardy!|'MID' TERMS|$800|hard|Even Rachel in the Bible had one of these women to help her deliver her baby|a midwife
29/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|GENERALS|$400|easy|This Israeli lost his left eye fighting with Allied forces in Lebanon during WWII|Moshe Dayan
14/01/2008|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 HITMAKERS OF THE '70s|$1000|hard|1976: 'Afternoon Delight'|Starland Vocal Band
17/04/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE MAKING ME 'MAD'|$600|medium|Hardy's title 'crowd' that he wanted to get away from|the madding crowd
10/11/2009|Jeopardy!|'TEXT' ME|$1000|hard|A 2007 government report was titled 'Turn the Page: Making College' these 'More Affordable'|Textbooks
15/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|The Kamchatka Peninsula separates the Sea of Okhotsk from this sea named for a Dane|the Bering Sea
26/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS PLACES|$1600|hard|Adult Muslims are required to travel at least once to this city, birthplace of Muhammad|Mecca
10/05/2007|Jeopardy!|I BEFORE E, AFTER C|$200|easy|The major subdivision of a genus or subgenus|species
07/10/2005|Jeopardy!|SONG VERBS|$600|medium|CSN&Y: '___ Your Children'|Teach
27/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE MONROE DOCTRINE|$600|medium|The doctrine might have been issued jointly with Britain but for opposition from John Quincy Adams in this post|Secretary of State
05/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$400|easy|This statue was dedicated on Bedloe's Island Oct. 28, 1886|the Statue of Liberty
08/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|$800|hard|First name of the Longfellow character Ms. Bellefontaine|Evangeline
03/03/2008|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$600|medium|It's alphabetically last among the member countries of the United Nations|Zimbabwe
18/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE DEMISES|$1200|hard|In 'Seven Pounds' this actor gets in a bathtub with a deadly box jellyfish|Will Smith
12/11/1985|Jeopardy!|HERBS & SPICES|$300|easy|From S. American work “kyinha”, this type of pepper makes your mouth hot & beans “chili”|cayenne
27/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCREENWRITERS|$800|hard|Paul Schrader said he was lonely when he wrote this movie starring Robert De Niro as loner Travis Bickle|Taxi Driver
03/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE (BLANK)|$1400|hard|'What evil looks had I from old and young instead of the cross the (blank) about my neck was hung'|the albatross
25/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL PUNISHMENT|$200|easy|Monrovia|Liberia
13/02/2003|Jeopardy!|WEBSITES|$200|easy|An official website for this state is www.state.nm.us|New Mexico
29/05/1997|Jeopardy!|'60S TV|$500|medium|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): A prime time animated series in 1964, it was revived in 1996 with an updated cast seen here:|Jonny Quest
24/03/2008|Jeopardy!|THE PURSUIT OF HAPPY DAYS|$600|medium|On VH1 he was '45...and Single'; it's probably best you don't call him Chachi if you meet him|Scott Baio
10/03/2008|Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS RHYME TIME|$800|hard|Around the time of a veiled Muslim garment for women|circa burka
27/11/2000|Jeopardy!|MILK|$400|easy|This term on milk labels often means it's enriched with vitamins A & D & protein-rich solids|Fortified
04/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$200|easy|Papillon, the French 'butterfly', was netted & brought to this prison|Devil's Island
30/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS|$2000|hard|He composed the cantata heard here|Johann Sebastian Bach
05/11/1997|Jeopardy!|BALL GAMES|$100|easy|A slow- or fast-pitch 7-inning game, or a question as easy as this one|softball
04/06/2004|Jeopardy!|SPORTS QUOTES|$200|easy|Before winning the World Heavyweight title, he said he wasn't 'the greatest; I'm the double greatest'|Ali
07/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL NOVELS|$1000|hard|He wrote 'The Fair God', a novel about the Spanish conquest of Mexico, 7 years before 'Ben-Hur'|Lew Wallace
08/09/1999|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE PARK WITH SALLY|$100|easy|Sally jumps on one foot into numbered squares drawn with chalk in this game|Hopscotch
12/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A PARADE OF THE WORST DICTATORS|$800|hard|Hu Jintao is in charge here, where the rate of conviction is 99.7% & 250-300,000 dissidents are held without trial|China
24/02/1998|Jeopardy!|PLACES|$100|easy|A small & informal restaurant, or one who eats there|diner
13/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE MIDDLE OF THE STATE|$800|hard|The life force known as 'chi' is inside this state|Michigan
13/11/2007|Jeopardy!|JAPANESE THEATRE|$400|easy|Kabuki introduced the revolving stage to the world in the 1770s; it was inspired by this children's toy|a (spinning) top
23/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$1000|hard|'Barabao' was the 1st of 10 ballets this Russian choreographed for the Ballets Russes before he moved to the United States|Georges Balanchine
21/11/2006|Jeopardy!|THE LATE 20th CENTURY|$600|medium|On April 29, 1994 this man was elected president of South Africa in that country's first interracial national election|Nelson Mandela
22/02/2005|Jeopardy!|3 Es PLEASE|$800|hard|A 'Paradise Lost' fallen angel, No. 2 to Satan|Beelzebub
11/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$1000|hard|In 1863 this explorer published 'Journal of the Discovery of the Source of the Nile'|John Speke
10/11/2006|Jeopardy!|POP GOES THE MUSICAL|$1000|hard|(Before the clue is given, Toni Award-nominated actress Carolee Carmello from the Broadway play Mamma Mia! helps with the clue.)  'Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh  / You can dance / You can jive / Having the time of your life / Ooh-ooh-ooh, see that girl / Watch that scene / Dig in the dancing queen /'  'Dancing Queen' is one of many hit songs in 'Mamma Mia!' that were originally made famous by this Swedish group|ABBA
25/02/2011|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|Vineyard Sound separates Martha's Vineyard from the southernmost part of this cape|Cape Cod
14/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$600|medium|The Chicago Sanitary & Ship Canal connects this Great Lake with the Mississippi River|Lake Michigan
31/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$800|hard|A street in Budapest is named for this Hungarian composer who moved to the U.S. in 1940|Bela Bartok
06/04/2004|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES BY CITY|$2000|hard|Jagersfontein, Krugersdorp, Ladysmith|South Africa
12/07/2010|Jeopardy!|UH-OH, DEATH|$800|hard|Modern clinical opinion holds that death is signified by the irreversible loss of function of this lowest part of the brain|the stem
18/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|JACOBEAN DRAMA|$600|medium|The title character is strangled in Act IV of John Webster's 'The Duchess of' this|Malfi
07/12/1998|Jeopardy!|I SAW IT IN VOGUE|$200|easy|Though she's posed in them, Elizabeth Hurley says 'I never stand up in' this type of bathing suit|Bikini
05/04/2010|Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS BY CHARACTERS|$200|easy|Joey Tribbiani & Chandler Bing|Friends
28/03/2006|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$1000|hard|A 1960s Defense Secretary: Strange|Robert S. McNamara
14/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$400|easy|The Pierides were turned into magpies when they challenged these nine sisters to a singing match, & lost|Muses
05/06/2001|Jeopardy!|I WON|$100|easy|One of the few victories the Romans ever won against this Carthaginian general was at Zuma in 202 B.C.|Hannibal
27/09/2004|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$400|easy|The slanted bar on the Orthodox Cross may refer to these criminals flanking Jesus--one went to heaven and one didn't|the two thieves
09/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MATH|$400|easy|If you got a trapezoid for your birthday, you got a figure with this many sides & a crummy gift|four
15/01/2008|Jeopardy!|LOOSE CHANGE|$600|medium|The bison depicted on this coin, 1913 to 1938, was Black Diamond, an animal on exhibit at the N.Y. Zoological Gardens|the nickel
26/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHITE & NERDY|$1200|hard|I'm in love with my nifty i2 model of this transport, but I don't mind letting people have rides|a Segway
21/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|TV COMMERCIALS|$1000|hard|The slogan for this 'simple' shampoo-in hair color was 'The closer he gets, the better you look'|Nice 'n Easy
02/11/2001|Jeopardy!|2001 ENTERTAINMENT NEWS|$100|easy|The woman seen here triumphed on Oscar night for her role as this woman|Erin Brockovich (Julia Roberts)
11/11/2009|Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$1000|hard|In 2003 scientists announced the completion of this program that sequenced human DNA|the Human Genome Project
11/11/2004|Jeopardy!|'DEEP' DISH|$800|hard|Oprah's first selection for her book club, in 1996, was this book by Jacquelyn Mitchard about a kidnapping|The Deep End of the Ocean
10/11/1988|Jeopardy!|POETS|$300|easy|Ralph Waldo Emerson spent much of his life in this New England state where he was born|Massachusetts
21/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$2000|hard|In 1931 this 'Pomp'ous English composer was made a baronet|(Sir Edward) Elgar
16/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECT TV|$2000|hard|'The Nerdvana Annihilation' & 'The Loobenfeld Decay' episodes of this sitcom were directed by Mark Cendrowski|Big Bang Theory
24/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY POP CULTURE|$1200|hard|The first time blimp shots were part of a televised sporting event was in 1960 at this Miami venue|the Orange Bowl
29/11/1999|Jeopardy!|MYTH & MAGIC|$300|easy|This card deck's Minor Arcana has 14 cards in each suit; a page is between the 10 & jack|tarot
10/11/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AVERAGE|$1600|hard|In March 2003 astronomers said this grayish light brown was the average color of the universe|beige
22/03/1994|Jeopardy!|DECORATIVE ARTS|$100|easy|This dynasty that ruled China between 1368 & 1644 is known for its bright porcelain|the Ming Dynasty
10/10/2001|Jeopardy!|DURING DiMAGGIO'S HITTING STREAK|$500|medium|Charles Evans Hughes resigned from this post he'd held since 1930|Chief Justice of the United States
23/04/2010|Jeopardy!|E GODS!|$200|easy|Later lending her name to Easter, Eostre was the Anglo-Saxon fertility goddess of this season|spring
02/09/2002|Jeopardy!|'S'PORTS|$600|medium|In football only the defense can score one of these|a safety
09/01/2006|Jeopardy!|ASTROLOGY TIME|$600|medium|The start of the sign of Cancer usually coincides with this observance when you have the most time to sunbathe|the Summer Solstice
25/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY SEVENS|$2000|hard|This author's novel 'QB VII' takes its title from the London courtroom where a libel trial takes place|Leon Uris
02/11/2009|Jeopardy!|iPHONE APPS|$600|medium|Several apps are available to test this, IQ for short|the intelligence quotient
25/10/2011|Jeopardy!|MILLION DOLLAR|$200|easy|The 2006 swimsuit issue of this athletic magazine featured a $30 million diamond bikini|Sports Illustrated
23/11/2005|Jeopardy!|A BROADWAY MUSICAL QUIZ|$2000|hard|Albin sings 'A Little More Mascara' while transforming himself into Zaza in this Jerry Herman musical|La Cage aux Folles
15/02/2001|Jeopardy!|THE OLYMPICS|$300|easy|The first female figure skater since Sonja Henie to repeat as Olympic champion was this German in 1988|Katarina Witt
04/07/1997|Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN SITCOMS|$300|easy|Christine Armstrong, Luther Van Dam, Hayden Fox|Coach
06/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|YOU CAN SPEAK JAPANESE|$400|easy|Sing along to the music with this Japanese word that literally means 'empty orchestra'|karaoke
04/07/1995|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS TEXANS|$200|easy|This San Antonio resident helps out America's homemakers with lots of 'Hints'|Heloise
21/03/1997|Jeopardy!|SMALL JOBS|$300|easy|To find a leprechaun, follow the tapping of his hammer as he busies himself making these|Shoes
29/10/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS IN THE NEWS|$500|medium|This gold medal U.S. swimmer won an ESPY Award as best female athlete for 1996|Amy Van Dyken
03/04/2003|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM|$800|hard|In 2002 the museum exhibited quilts loaned by this superstar, & 5 of her costumes from 'Annie Get Your Gun'|Reba McEntire
02/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL TV|$400|easy|Historical characters on this HBO series include Calamity Jane & Wild Bill Hickok|Deadwood
13/02/2001|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$100|easy|The storming of this prison in 1789 is one of the most famous events of the French Revolution|Bastille
02/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$400|easy|The Palladium was a divine statue that represented this goddess, sometimes called Pallas|Athena
16/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE HOOSIER STATE|$1200|hard|Indiana's longest river, it flows 475 miles across the state & empties into the Ohio River in the southwest corner|Wabash
27/05/1998|Jeopardy!|OVER THE RIVER|$500|medium|Puente de Piedras is a centuries-old bridge in this country where 'The Bridge Of San Luis Rey' is set|Peru
26/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SCENES FROM A MARRIAGE|$2000|hard|In 'Vanity Fair' this poor, scheming girl secretly marries Rawdon Crawley, who is then disinherited|Becky Sharp
11/09/1997|Jeopardy!|ACTOR-DIRECTORS|$400|easy|In 1990 he directed himself in the title role of 'Dick Tracy'|Warren Beatty
28/12/2011|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE FARM|$200|easy|A moving platform, or a tall warehouse for grain|an elevator
12/02/2001|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL CUISINE|$100|easy|Kulcha, nan & paratha are types of this from India & a Hindi knows which side his is buttered on|Bread
21/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES' HIGHEST POINTS|$1600|hard|Pico Bolivar in Merida|Venezuela
03/05/2004|Jeopardy!|MUSIC CLASS|$600|medium|In a symphony orchestra the 4 main groups of instruments are strings, woodwinds, percussion & this|brass
31/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON, D.C.|$200|easy|The city's planner, Pierre L' Enfant, called this hill 'A pedestal waiting for a monument'|Capitol Hill
06/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CURSING IN THE BIBLE|$1200|hard|In 2 Kings, this wicked queen is referred to as 'that cursed woman'|Jezebel
23/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHS & LEGENDS|$1200|hard|This steel drivin' man beat a steam drill in a race to make a railroad tunnel but died with his 'hammer in his hand'|(John) Henry
07/11/2000|Jeopardy!|RODENT, MARSUPIAL OR PRIMATE|$200|easy|The Tasmanian Devil|Marsupial
07/04/1999|Jeopardy!|BOXING TERMS|$400|easy|For the count, the standing boxer must retire to one of these|Neutral corner
24/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|KIDDY LIT|$2000|hard|While in his 40s, this Edinburgh-born author wed Elspeth Thomson & wrote 'The Wind in the Willows' for their son|Kenneth Grahame
04/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CURRENCY|$400|easy|In 1961 the rand became legal tender in this country|South Africa
02/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$1600|hard|The French for 'to throw' gives us this word for a pier|a jetty
16/12/2005|Jeopardy!|THE U.S. POSTAL SERVICE|$1000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows some video of mail trucks.)  The United States Post Office has the USA's largest civilian motorized fleet: its workhorses are 140,000 LLVs, short for these vehicles expected to last 24 years each|a long life vehicle
29/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AN ALLOCATION OF ALLITERATION|$1200|hard|It's a 2-word alliterative drama that presents the suffering, death & resurrection of Jesus|a Passion play
07/05/2010|Jeopardy!|LIFE WITH THE HOOD|$600|medium|16th century plays by Anthony Munday call this woman Matilda Fitzwater|Maid Marian
09/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$1600|hard|Nicknamed 'Old Bruin', this U.S. Navy man shares his name with a TV 'Friend'|Matthew Perry
29/11/2005|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY QUOTES|$1000|hard|Robert Frost: 'The way' this bird 'shook down on me the dust of snow from a hemlock tree...'|the crow
13/11/1985|Jeopardy!|ROCKS & MINERALS|$400|easy|Mark Twain defined it as a hole in the groud with a liar standing at the top|mine
17/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$200|easy|Charles Dickens' 'A Tale of Two Cities' takes place during this struggle|the French Revolution
23/06/2005|Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$400|easy|This Washington newspaper's Colbert King won a 2003 Pulitzer for Commentary for his columns on politics & power|The Washington Post
11/02/2005|Jeopardy!|2004 OSCAR NOMINATIONS|$400|easy|Clive Owen & Natalie Portman both received nominations for supporting roles in this drama|Closer
02/04/1990|Final Jeopardy!|ACTORS & THEIR ROLES|None|None|This actor won a 1952 Tony and a 1956 Oscar for playing the same ruler|Yul Brynner ('The King & I')
15/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$200|easy|Your face, or your coffee cup (3)|Mug
12/09/2000|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS IN IOWA|$200|easy|He dedicated the Rathbun Dam July 31, 1971|Richard Nixon
29/09/2011|Jeopardy!|OF THE CHILDREN|$1000|hard|At the park the full bucket type of this is for 2- & 3-year-olds; kids who are 4 & 5 graduate to the half bucket|a swing
09/07/2010|Jeopardy!|E BEFORE I|$400|easy|Legally, adult status is achieved at this age|eighteen
19/02/1998|Jeopardy!|WHO PLAYED WHOM|$200|easy|Dorothy Zbornak & Maude Findlay|Bea Arthur
17/09/2007|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$800|hard|In 1900 more than 200 foreigners were killed during this bloody uprising in northern China|the Boxer Rebellion
11/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PORK PRODUCTS?|$1000|hard|1620's 'Novum Organum' is considered the greatest work by this British philosopher|Sir Francis Bacon
06/04/2009|Final Jeopardy!|SCIENCE HISTORY|None|None|An experiment with mirrors on Mt. Wilson & Mt. San Antonio, Calif. determined what became an accepted figure for this|the speed of light
18/11/1999|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY PILOTS|$500|medium|This duchess used the helicopter she trained in as the subject of her book for kids|Sarah Ferguson (Duchess of York)
19/11/2008|Jeopardy!|LET'S HAVE ORDER|$1000|hard|Geological periods: Cambrian, Cretaceous, Triassic|Cambrian, Triassic, Cretaceous
15/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FRANZ FERDINAND|$2000|hard|The Royal Family to which he belonged|the Hapsburgs
09/11/1988|Jeopardy!|HAIR CARE|$100|easy|Hair care item that's mentioned in the following song:  'Won't you come home Bill Bailey / Won't you come home / She moans the whole day long...'|a fine-tooth comb
21/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CRY|$600|medium|In 1961 Jimmy Stewart wept while accepting an Oscar for this terminally ill 'High Noon' star|Gary Cooper
19/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'A' PLUS|$2000|hard|It's the color mentioned in the second line of 'America the Beautiful'|amber
07/11/1986|Jeopardy!|MOVIE PAIRS|$300|easy|They were 'tapped' to star in 1985's 'White Nights'|Gregory Hines and Mikhail Baryshnikov
04/04/2007|Jeopardy!|PAGE BURNERS|$800|hard|The Book of Revelation inspired a group to burn R.E.M. CDs & books about this title Wizard of Hogwarts|Harry Potter
19/03/2003|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$1000|hard|Gaspar Karolyi's translation of the Bible in 1590 was influential in the development of this as a national language|Hungarian
17/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A HINT OF SPICE|$1200|hard|This spice resembles an onion seed (oh yeah, the hint--it shares its name with TV chef Lawson)|nigella
07/10/2008|Jeopardy!|IN THE BALLPARK|$1000|hard|This team's Great American Ball Park has a riverboat deck that offers views of the park & of the Ohio River|the Cincinnati Reds
02/04/2004|Jeopardy!|LIVRES EN FRANCAIS|$400|easy|'Le Silence des Agneaux'|The Silence of the Lambs
19/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT CLUES ABOUT LONG WORDS|$800|hard|For a Major League baseball it's 9 to 9 1/4 inches|circumference
30/04/2007|Jeopardy!|TRAVELING ABROAD|$200|easy|You can rest up at the Churchill, Claridge's or the Ivanhoe Suites, hotels in this city|London
15/07/2010|Jeopardy!|LADY GAGA|$1000|hard|Sienna Miller starred in a 2009 stage reworking on Strindberg called 'After Miss' this|Julie
15/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LISTEN TO THE EXPERTS -- NOT!|$2000|hard|In the 4th century B.C., this Greek philosopher declared that 'The brain is an organ of minor importance'|Aristotle
03/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|IF IT'S WEDNESDAY THEY MUST BE BELGIANS|$800|hard|David Bowie & Frank Sinatra have recorded songs by this prolific Belgian who is eternally 'Alive... in Paris'|Jacques Brel
23/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS ON FILM|$400|easy|In 2008's 'Twilight' she had a cameo as a woman at a diner who orders a vegetarian plate|Stephenie Meyer
29/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MOST POPULOUS CITY IN THE STATE|$400|easy|Washington|Seattle
07/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|4 CONSONANTS IN A ROW|$1600|hard|Hard coal that burns with little flame|anthracite
31/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SPANISH TO ENGLISH|$1600|hard|A metallic element:  plomo|lead
26/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR FIRST NOVELS|$1200|hard|'The Scarlatti Inheritance' (1971 )|Robert Ludlum
01/12/2000|Jeopardy!|HEY 'MON'!|$100|easy|A supreme ruler|Monarch
08/12/2010|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL MAKEOVERS|$400|easy|One stop at the big and tall shop & this 6-foot, 300-plus-pound prez seen here is large & in charge|Taft
01/04/1996|Jeopardy!|GOLF|$400|easy|Term for the group of spectators that watch a golf tournament|Gallery
18/01/2008|Jeopardy!|SEEK|$200|easy|Many have sought this creature of the Pacific NW; at 7 to 10 ft. tall & about 500 lbs., you'd think he'd be easy to find|Bigfoot
12/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY SINGERS|$200|easy|This daughter of Johnny Cash had a desk job at Columbia Records before she became one of the label's stars|Rosanne Cash
27/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES ON MY TiVo DVR|$400|easy|Angels talking about George Bailey / I can't stand to watch that Mr. Potter / An angel gets his wings|It's a Wonderful Life
13/10/2006|Jeopardy!|CRAGS LIST|$1000|hard|Osama bin Laden took refuge in this rugged, rhyming mountain region on the Afghan-Pakistani border|Tora Bora
13/01/2006|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY NAMES|$200|easy|Actor Joseph Jefferson was renowned for his portrayal of this snoozy Washington Irving character|Rip Van Winkle
17/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CROSS-EXAMINING THE WITS|$200|easy|According to Mr. Boswell's statement, you & he first met in 1763.  Is that correct?|Samuel Johnson
13/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE RAIN|$400|easy|These winds that blow through India from June to September bring the country most of its rain|monsoon
08/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SEASONAL CINEMA|$400|easy|Quick!  Name this seasonal 1959 Elizabeth Taylor film based on a Tennessee Williams play|Suddenly, Last Summer
14/10/2003|Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$1000|hard|What you may get from having that extra helping of pie, or what you do when you complain about it|bellyache
28/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|JEFF|$1200|hard|Jeff Townes was known as this when he & Will Smith had a hit with 'Summertime'|DJ Jazzy Jeff
05/02/2008|Jeopardy!|THE TITANIC|$800|hard|You can still see the crane to lower these; the starboard & port ones weighed 9 tons, the center one, 17 tons|anchors
07/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|9-LETTER WORDS|$1200|hard|You hear this term meaning a term of 3 months a lot regarding pregnancy|a trimester
12/11/2002|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$200|easy|Jay Leno's sticks out an inch or more|chin/inch
15/03/1999|Jeopardy!|THE NEW $20 BILL|$200|easy|The 20 in the lower right is designed to appear black from an angle, but this color from straight on|Green
16/06/2009|Jeopardy!|HE WAS PRESIDENT WHEN...|$1000|hard|Napoleon crowned himself emperor|Jefferson
10/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|UNDER THE 'C'|$400|easy|Produced by the destructive distillation of wood, it helps artists draw the line|Charcoal
20/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN-AMERICAN FIRSTS|$400|easy|This 'Beloved' author was the first African-American to win a Nobel Prize for Literature|Toni Morrison
11/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMICAL ADVERTISING|$2000|hard|For this lymphoid organ on the abdominal cavity's left side under the diaphragm; 'It's red & white pulp-eriffic!'|the spleen
22/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WE KNEAD THE DOUGH|$200|easy|Fermented dough is used to make this tart variety of bread, a San Francisco staple|Sourdough bread
01/11/2002|Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS|$800|hard|In 1935 she & her favorite son Fred died during a shootout with FBI agents|Ma Barker
03/11/1994|Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH CONNECTION|$100|easy|'Acceptez-vous les cartes de credit?' means 'Do you accept' these|credit cards
18/12/2000|Jeopardy!|BACKWORDS|$500|medium|You know so much about policy, you qualify as this|Wonk (know)
29/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MEN'S WEAR|$800|hard|Tradition says a cummerbund's pleats face up to hold theater tickets, or falling these at a banquet|crumbs
14/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HANGING|$1200|hard|Cuauhtemoc, the last ruler of this empire, was hanged by Hernando Cortes|the Aztecs
17/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. MEMORIALS|$400|easy|A memorial to him, seen here, is at the National Academy of Sciences|Albert Einstein
01/05/2008|Jeopardy!|CHICAGO FUN & SUNDRY FACTS|$600|medium|This amusement park ride premiered at Chicago's Columbian Exposition in 1893|the Ferris wheel
09/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$800|hard|Rice University's campus is located about 3 miles from the downtown area of this large city|Houston
04/06/1998|Jeopardy!|MARCH OF TIME|$300|easy|This city's Bakerloo subway line opened March 10, 1906|London
03/04/2008|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|While Libya is on the Mediterranean, Liberia is on this body of water|the Atlantic
09/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE SCIENCE OF AUTUMN|$400|easy|To change color, leaves slow down & stop production of this green pigment|chlorophyll
17/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MORE NASAL PASSAGES|$800|hard|'Ful weel she soong the service dyvyne, entuned in hir nose ful semely' in the prologue to this masterpiece|The Canterbury Tales
26/12/1996|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$300|easy|The standard index card sizes in America are 5' X 8', 4' X 6' & this|3' X 5'
01/03/2005|Jeopardy!|I 'AM'|$800|hard|A dentist could tell you it's an alloy of mercury with another metal|amalgam
09/03/2010|Jeopardy!|ALSO AN AIRLINE|$1400|hard|This model was Lincoln's first front-wheel drive car|Continental
03/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$800|hard|48 down: Small fight              (4)|Spat
09/01/2007|Jeopardy!|AN IRISH PUB QUIZ|$800|hard|At closing time, females with this name can prepare to hear the old Irish song 'I'll Take You Home Again...'|Kathleen
26/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TV MORTALITY|$2000|hard|At 704 Hauser St., Astoria, Queens this character died in her sleep from a stroke in 1980|Edith Bunker
04/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'M'EDICINE|$2000|hard|This heart valve connects the left atrium & the left ventricle|the mitral (valve)
12/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC ALBUMS|$600|medium|(Hi, I'm Andy Summers) This Police album gave the world 'Every Breath You Take' & 'Wrapped Around Your Finger'|Synchronicity
06/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE SHAW FESTIVAL|$1600|hard|Dana Donnelly found salvation--the Salvation Army, that is--in the title role of this 'Major' Shaw play in 2005|Major Barbara
30/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS VENUES|$600|medium|For first-class Thai kick-boxing action, head for Rajadamnoen Stadium in this city|Bangkok
20/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S OUR ISLAND!|$2000|hard|Lewis with Harris|Scotland
20/07/2005|Jeopardy!|HARRYs & GARYs|$600|medium|Bigfoot went domestic in this 1987 comedy with John Lithgow|Harry and the Hendersons
11/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CROCODILE ROCK|$1600|hard|The god Sobek of this ancient culture was often depicted as a crocodile wearing a headdress|Ancient Egypt
18/10/2011|Jeopardy!|COLOR PLEASE|$600|medium|Robin Hood's getup, traditionally: Lincoln this|green
03/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS & INVENTIONS|$2000|hard|In 2002 Congress recognized Antonio Meucci as the inventor of this in 1860, 16 years before a certain Scotsman|the telephone
24/06/2004|Jeopardy!|WEIRD & WONDERFUL GUINNESS RECORDS|$1000|hard|You'll need about 1,400 close friends to all sit down on these 'cushions' at the same time to claim the record|whoopee cushions
12/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LOGIC|$800|hard|This ancient Greek originated logic by extending the methods of Plato's dialogues|Aristotle
25/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'W'HAT?|$1200|hard|Large or small, these simple turbines can generate power|a waterwheel
03/11/2011|Jeopardy!|I HAVE A PREPOSITION FOR YOU|$800|hard|Neil Gaiman wrote, 'Now slip, now slide, now move unseen, above, beneath, betwixt,' this|between
17/07/2000|Jeopardy!|LINES|$500|medium|A line drawn in 1493 settled claims in the New World between these 2 countries|Spain & Portugal
06/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$800|hard|Called 'The Soldier's General', in 1949 he became the 1st permanent chairman of the new Joint Chiefs of Staff|Omar Bradley
26/06/2003|Jeopardy!|DRIVING|$400|easy|These exist even at unmarked intersections, so watch for that old lady with the baby carriage|crosswalks
06/05/1999|Jeopardy!|GENESIS|$200|easy|After the flood, Noah released one of these birds twice; the second time it returned with an olive leaf|Dove
18/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ANT-ONYMS|$600|medium|If you want a mound built to damage farm machinery, 'hire' these ants|Fire ants
22/01/2008|Jeopardy!|TEAMS OF SUPER BOWL MVPs|$200|easy|VI: Roger Staubach|the Dallas Cowboys
06/02/2009|Final Jeopardy!|MUSIC LEGENDS|None|None|His 2003 People magazine obituary was headlined 'Fade to Black'|Johnny Cash
21/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TO THE REPUBLIC|$1000|hard|The heart of what was Phoenicia is in this republic between Israel & Syria|Lebanon
24/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$600|medium|Prince Bernhard of this country is a former president of the World Wildlife Fund|Holland/The Netherlands
17/10/1997|Jeopardy!|CORN FED|$300|easy|Although some modern renditions are baked, traditional johnny cakes are cooked on these flat surfaces|Griddles
11/06/2008|Jeopardy!|BEVERAGES|$400|easy|It was the first soft-drink flavor bottled under the A&W brand name|root beer
23/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|IN-FLIGHT MOVIES|$1600|hard|Samuel L. Jackson has worse problems than airplane food in this 2006 thriller|Snakes on a Plane
22/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'IQ' TEST|$1200|hard|A special aura; Betty Friedan's was a 'Feminine' one|mystique
08/01/1999|Jeopardy!|CORNY MOVIES|$500|medium|In this revolutionary 1952 drama, Marlon Brando says his people need corn for their tortillas|Viva Zapata!
15/05/2001|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER VERBS|$300|easy|This animal verb means to down your food voraciously|Wolf
02/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GONE WITH THE WINDS|$400|easy|Sans wind, this capital was so choked with le smog Oct. 1, 1997 that it banned half its motorists from driving|Paris
15/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GET SMALL|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew presents the clue on a monitor.)  Round, rod-like, and spiral are the three main shapes of these organisms|bacteria
03/12/2002|Jeopardy!|IRS STUFF|$400|easy|To deduct these, your new job must be over 50 miles farther from your former home than your old job was|Moving expenses
24/11/1998|Jeopardy!|THE PLANETS|$400|easy|Since its 1846 discovery, this planet has yet to complete one trip around the sun|Neptune
08/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PRODUCT PLACEMENT|$400|easy|This disc is a registered trademark of Wham-O|a Frisbee
03/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN BIOS|$800|hard|'Man on the Moon'|Andy Kaufman
17/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GET SMALL|$1600|hard|It's what's 'small' on a black bass that differentiates it in name from the 'large' one|mouth
16/11/1992|Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$200|easy|One common type of this Russian lute usually has its three strings tuned to E, E & A above middle C|Balalaika
29/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$400|easy|In Shakespeare's 'Romeo & Juliet' we learn that this flower 'by any other name would smell as sweet'|a rose
27/04/2004|Jeopardy!|GOBS OF GODS|$1000|hard|This chief defender of Asgard had a big cult following in Uppsala|Thor
02/01/2008|Jeopardy!|RHYME STOPPER|$800|hard|He rode on the same last flight as Ritchie Valens & Buddy Holly|the Big Bopper
27/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$2000|hard|Arabic for 'son of', it's often used in personal names|Bin (or Ibn)
15/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|To reach eastern markets in the 1800s, Texas drovers brought their cattle to Kansas via this trail|the Chisholm Trail
22/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE CELL|$1600|hard|By this process, water moves through cellular membranes to equalize pressure|osmosis
16/01/2001|Jeopardy!|CRIMINAL'S DICTIONARY|$400|easy|This term for a gangster's girlfriend sounds like where she might spend all his money|Moll
26/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE STAR BY ROLES|$2000|hard|Melvin Udall, Jimmy Hoffa, Eugene O'Neill|Jack Nicholson
08/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHICH U.S. CABINET DEPARTMENT?|$2000|hard|The St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation|Department of Transportation
22/01/2003|Jeopardy!|WHAT A PEASANT SURPRISE|$400|easy|In 1381 Wat Tyler led a bloody peasant revolt in this country|England
10/07/2009|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE DOUBLE 'O'|$400|easy|Hello... Hey you... Over there!  This chocolate drink has been around since the '20s|Yoo-hoo
06/12/2005|Jeopardy!|THE UNIVERSITY OF...|$400|easy|Home to the Wharton School, it was the first institution in the U.S. to be designated a university|the University of Pennsylvania
30/09/1985|Jeopardy!|PLANT NAMES|$300|easy|From Latin 'nasus tortium' meaning twisted nose, due to this plant's pungent qualities|nasturtium
02/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'76ers|$1500|hard|The last hour of this patriot is seen here|Nathan Hale
20/01/1998|Jeopardy!|GOLF|$500|medium|A golfer's last name gave us this term for a free shot not counted against your score|Mulligan
05/11/2007|Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$800|hard|The Alhambra towers above this southern Spanish city|Grenada
07/02/1997|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ROLES|$200|easy|In the movie 'I.Q.' Walter Matthau portrayed this famous scientist|Albert Einstein
21/11/1996|Jeopardy!|ON THE INTERNET|$400|easy|At the end of a domain name, .nl would mean this country|the Netherlands
08/07/2008|Jeopardy!|WRITING FOR TV|$400|easy|'A Benihana Christmas' by Jennifer Celotta had this comedy's Michael Scott canceling the holiday itself|The Office
09/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$800|hard|The name of this primate confined to Madagascar & the Comoros is from the Latin for 'nocturnal spirits'|Lemur
02/10/2001|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'OY'|$100|easy|Yes, matey!  Sailors use this word to hail a ship, or to attract attention|ahoy
17/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MYSTERY HISTORY|$1200|hard|One of the 3 people who have hosted the PBS series 'Mystery!'|(1 of) Vincent Price, Gene Shalit, or Diana Rigg
12/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|1930s TV|$800|hard|This Dodger manager was interviewed by Red Barber before an August 1939 game telecast|Leo Durocher
10/07/2001|Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$300|easy|Augustus Caesar said he found it 'A city of bricks and left it a city of marble'|Rome
19/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$200|easy|A fine series of these paintings on fresh plaster in Assisi is tentatively attributed to Giotto|frescoes
29/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'D-O'|$2000|hard|This word for a wild brawl is from the name of a Dublin fair|donnybrook
14/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH & FITNESS|$800|hard|A booster shot for this is recommended every 10 years for adults, especially if they do yardwork|Tetanus
06/11/1995|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$500|medium|This D.H. Lawrence 'lady' plays around with a playwright before she gambols with a gamekeeper|Lady Chatterley
26/05/2010|Jeopardy!|ECO SUAVE|$200|easy|Recent studies in Oman & New Guinea have discovered peridotite rocks that can absorb tons of this major greenhouse gas|carbon dioxide
18/04/2005|Jeopardy!|BEEN THERE...|$400|easy|This nation sticks out like a sore thumb|Denmark
29/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'90s NOVELS|$1600|hard|Anne Rice cast a spell on readers with her saga of the Mayfair family begun in this 'timely' 1990 novel|The Witching Hour
04/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BILL CLINTON|$400|easy|While the GOP convention was taking place in California, President Clinton was vacationing in this state|Wyoming
24/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'O' BABY!|$1200|hard|Examples of this exotic flower include Snakemouth & Lady's Slipper|orchid
22/07/2010|Jeopardy!|INVENTORS & INVENTIONS|$800|hard|In 1954 Hildaur Nielsen invented this filing system using slotted cards on a cylinder|Rolodex
05/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DAISY CRAZY|$800|hard|She was hopelessly in love with Li'l Abner for 18 years before he popped the question in 1952|Daisy Mae
17/03/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 'RED' HEADED LEAGUE|$600|medium|Debit's opposite|credit
16/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|RACE-Y HUMOR|$1200|hard|Teddy Roosevelt joined the 1912 race saying, 'Taft meant well, but he meant well feebly'; this third man was elected|Wilson
15/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GLOBIN'|$400|easy|In French, this country's name is Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinee|Papua New Guinea
05/02/2008|Jeopardy!|ENGLAND, SCOTLAND OR WALES|$800|hard|It has the westernmost territory|Scotland
10/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS IN LITERATURE|$800|hard|By age 13 Philip Carey is a student at the King's School in Tercanbury in this Somerset Maugham novel|Of Human Bondage
09/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OH, WHAT A YEAR!|$800|hard|Of 1992, 1994 or 1996, the last full year one party controlled the White House & Congress|1994
03/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|AGRICULTURE|$800|hard|In the 1700s C. Townshend discovered that turnips could be the 4th crop in a 4-field system of this|crop rotation
12/03/2003|Jeopardy!|FUN WITH THE DEWEY DECIMAL SYSTEM|$800|hard|Of 2 areas of the Dewey 900s, E.C. Bentley wrote that this 'is about maps, but biography is about chaps'|geography
29/02/2008|Jeopardy!|BELGIUM, BELARUS OR BELIZE|$200|easy|The largest in area|Belarus
26/05/2011|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$1000|hard|His 'The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman' spans 100 years from the Civil War to the civil rights movement|Ernest J. Gaines
29/12/2005|Jeopardy!|BON APPETIT|$400|easy|This 'dirty' Cajun grain specialty is so-named because chopped poultry livers & gizzards are added for flavor|dirty rice
23/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTER IN JAMES FENIMORE COOPER|$2000|hard|In the tale 'The Pioneers', it's 1793 & this hunter named for his apparel has spent 50 years in the wilderness|Leatherstocking
18/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$400|easy|This Thoreau work is sub-titled 'Life in the Woods'|Walden
06/03/1998|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HODGEPODGE|$500|medium|You might think Georgia would have chosen this tree as its state tree, but it didn't; Texas did|Pecan
09/06/2003|Jeopardy!|'JUNIOR' COLLAGE|$200|easy|Student athletes know it's abbreviated JV|junior varsity
03/12/1998|Jeopardy!|WORLD CUP '98|$400|easy|Only in France:  the pre-game show at the final was a tribute to this 'saint'ly fashion designer|Yves Saint Laurent
01/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BROWN|$400|easy|On Louisiana's flag, an Eastern brown this bird is feeding its young|a pelican
14/10/2005|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|This largest city in New Mexico has 2 Qs & 3 Us in its name|Albuquerque
16/06/2011|Jeopardy!|BE PREPARED|$1000|hard|There was a method to his 1936 book 'An Actor Prepares'|(Constantin) Stanislavsky
22/03/1990|Jeopardy!|WORDS|$400|easy|This word for a form of Japanese dance-drama isn't negative, it means 'talent'|Noh
23/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINAL PLANTS|$1600|hard|Andeans mix this plant's leaves with lime & chew them medicinally; the U.S. Govt. tries to eradicate it|coca
24/09/2010|Jeopardy!|SONG HITS FOR 2|$600|medium|The Monkees in 1966; Smash Mouth in 2001|'I'm A Believer'
01/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$1600|hard|In 1939 Churchill said the action of Russia 'is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside' this|an enigma
11/06/2009|Jeopardy!|'CAUSE I'M GOING TO...|$800|hard|...this 86,000-square mile region disputed by India & Pakistan that also extends into China|Kashmir
21/11/1995|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$100|easy|This opera house in Milan has a museum devoted to its history|La Scala
03/12/2004|Jeopardy!|NEPALESE HISTORY|$1000|hard|This name of the dynasty that has ruled Nepal since 1769 is also the Persian word for 'King'|Shah
04/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TRYING TO MAKE ME GO TO RIYADH|$4000|hard|He was born in Riyadh in 1957, the 17th of 52 children sired by his construction magnate dad|Osama Bin Laden
02/05/2003|Jeopardy!|THE 'WEST' WING|$200|easy|In November 1996 Cecil Underwood was re-elected governor of this state; the first time was in 1956|West Virginia
16/03/2009|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC ALBUMS|$1000|hard|Simon & Garfunkel were a 'matching set', both dressed in black, on the cover of this 1968 album|Bookends
01/01/2009|Jeopardy!|A LITTLE 'B' BOP|$1000|hard|Established in Alberta in 1885, it's Canada's oldest national park|Banff
08/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'C' FOOD|$1000|hard|A plant disease known in the U.S. as this smut creates a Mexican delicacy known as huitlacoche|corn
14/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|1964 BEATLES NO. 1 HITS|$1600|hard|This hit was also the title of the band's first film, which one critic called 'the Citizen Kane of jukebox musicals'|'A Hard Day's Night'
27/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HOW GREAT THOU ART|$400|easy|A Pittsburgh museum devoted to this pop artist/publisher is the largest single-artist museum in the U.S.|Andy Warhol
11/09/1984|Jeopardy!|THE '40'S|$200|easy|By war's end, they had banked over 13 million units of blood for plasma|the Red Cross
28/07/2006|Jeopardy!|DON'T GO TO PIECES|$200|easy|More complicated than scissors, this device turns your sensitive documents into confetti|a shredder
07/11/2005|Final Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|None|None|He declined the offer to lead a country & once said, 'Politics is for the present... an equation is... for eternity'|Albert Einstein
16/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MARRIED|$3800|hard|19th c. humorist Artemus Ward called this Utahan 'dreadfully married ... the most married man I ever saw'|Brigham Young
07/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$800|hard|In 1657, the English parliament suggested he become king, but he turned down the offer|Oliver Cromwell
08/07/2008|Jeopardy!|WRITING FOR TV|$200|easy|No script overlap here: Barry O'Brien both wrote for 'CSI: Miami' & co-created this Miley Cyrus phenomenon|Hannah Montana
12/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE CHIEFS|$400|easy|It was this Eisenhower Chief Justice who wrote the Opinon of the Court in Brown v. Board of Education in 1954|Earl Warren
25/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'TH'|$600|medium|It can be a built-in bed or bunk on a ship, or the space for a ship to dock|Berth
13/11/1996|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY BOOKS|$300|easy|This 'Mad About You' star offered his witty views on marriage & living together in 'Couplehood'|Paul Reiser
13/11/1987|Jeopardy!|ARTS AND CRAFTS|$500|medium|From Latin 'to close', this process closes off colored enamels from each other with thin metal strips|cloisonné
27/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CONSTELLATIONS, LITERALLY|$800|hard|Aquila|the eagle
12/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LEGALESE|$200|easy|Something found before 'of limitations', it means a law enacted by a governmental legislature|statute
11/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE QUOTABLE BEN FRANKLIN|$2000|hard|'Three may keep a secret, if two of them are' this|dead
27/05/2010|Jeopardy!|STATES' FORMER GOVERNORS|$600|medium|Rutherford B. Hayes,  1876-1877|Ohio
02/10/2008|Jeopardy!|CHEERS|$800|hard|This cocktail named for a motorcycle attachment is triple sec, brandy & lemon juice|a sidecar
11/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$400|easy|Seneca is the largest of these lakes in west-central New York|Finger Lakes
09/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED NAMES|$800|hard|Lincoln & Arthur|Abe & Bea
03/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$400|easy|In the American colonies in the 1770s, the British East India Company had a monopoly on the sale of this beverage|tea
30/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MICHAEL J. FOX|$400|easy|Michael was raised in the small town of Burnaby, a suburb of this port city of British Columbia|Vancouver
28/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|UNFINISHED NOVELS|$800|hard|11 chapters of an unfinished novel are contained in his 'The Salmon of Doubt: Hitchhiking the Galaxy One Last Time'|(Douglas) Adams
22/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$2000|hard|Perhaps Enya could tell you that part of this 1,600-mile-long river flows along the Venezuela-Colombia border|the Orinoco
28/06/1988|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC MAKERS|$200|easy|The Kingston Trio took its name from Kingston, the capital of this Caribbean country|Jamaica
25/01/2005|Jeopardy!|CRAZY TOP 40 TUNES|$200|easy|'Crazy' penned by Willie Nelson made the pop top 10 in 1961 for this singer|Patsy Cline
11/12/1996|Jeopardy!|TV CHARACTERS|$500|medium|On 'Bonanza' Eric Cartwright, whose mother was Scandinavian, was nicknamed this, Norwegian for 'good luck'|Hoss
12/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NEWMAN'S OWN|$1600|hard|Film in which washed-up lawyer Newman redeems himself by taking a medical malpractice case to trial|The Verdict
03/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'BO's|$1600|hard|The Mauser was the first practical version of this type of rifle with a manually operated slide|a bolt action
01/04/2005|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITAL IDEAS|$1000|hard|The first Christmas mass celebrated in the U.S. took place in this capital in 1539 during De Soto's explorations|Tallahassee (Florida)
27/11/1997|Jeopardy!|TV GOES TO WORK|$400|easy|It's the literary cafe where Joe Farrell, Audrey Penney & Ellen Morgan worked|Buy the Book
11/09/2007|Jeopardy!|L.A. STORY|$200|easy|Sam the Eagle was created by the Disney Co. for this event that occurred in L.A. in 1984|the Olympics
20/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|ALLITERATIVELY YOURS|$2000|hard|Seen here, it's used to signal a footnote when you've run out of other symbols|a double dagger
05/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT AILS 'IA'|$1200|hard|This eating disorder that leads to binging is sometimes seen in cases of anorexia|bulimia
26/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY QUOTES|$400|easy|Robert Louis Stevenson said, 'Marriage is ..... a field of battle, and not a bed of' these|Roses
28/05/1998|Jeopardy!|LITTLE BIRDIES|$400|easy|A clock invented in the Black Forest around 1775 introduced this little birdie to timekeeping|Cuckoo
17/12/2004|Jeopardy!|MUSIC CLASS|$800|hard|From the Greek for 'to cut short' it's what's being done to the rhythm of the melody here|syncopating
09/12/1998|Jeopardy!|GOING FOR BAROQUE|$100|easy|Baroque composers developed monody, vocal music with this many melodies & supported by harmony|1
21/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|POETS BEFORE & AFTER|$1600|hard|Jimmy Dean's hit song about the rough, tough poet who penned 'Endymion'|Big Bad John Keats
30/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHIPELAGOS|$800|hard|Ecuador calls this island group Archipielago de Colon|Galapagos Islands
05/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|COOKS & BOOKS|$200|easy|This Rombauer & Becker book claims to be 'America's bestselling basic cookbook of all time'|The Joy of Cooking
07/11/2011|Final Jeopardy!|FROM THE GREEK|None|None|The word for a song element you won't find in instrumentals comes from the name of this instrument|a lyre
21/11/1996|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$300|easy|If you drove to this state capital, you'd find it's an anagram of one of the words in this answer|Dover (from DROVE)
08/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PHONETICS|$200|easy|Speech sound formed by the active use of these is called labial|Lips
22/11/2005|Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$1000|hard|This Alpine principality is the HQ for some 25,000 corporations, & 40% of its workforce is foreign|Liechtenstein
16/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET IN THE '90s|$800|hard|In Twyla Tharp's ballet 'Jump Start', dancers jump around to music by this member of the Marsalis family|Wynton Marsalis
22/09/1999|Jeopardy!|ROCK BACKUP GROUPS|$400|easy|The Blue Belles|Patti LaBelle
14/03/2008|Jeopardy!|NAME THE NOVEL|$1000|hard|1961: 'Once upon a time there was a Martian named Valentine Michael Smith'|Stranger In A Strange Land
17/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LOOK OUT 'BELL'OW|$200|easy|Helll-oo!  He invented the telephone|Alexander Graham Bell
05/12/2007|Jeopardy!|U.S. GOVERNMENT|$800|hard|The National Security Act of 1947 created this agency, with Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter as its first director|the CIA
02/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WEIRD CRITTERS|$800|hard|Found in Argentina, the pink fairy species of this armored animal reaches only a length of about 5 inches|an armadillo
22/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CONNERY...SEAN CONNERY|$600|medium|Like Bond, Sean spent time in this military branch in his youth|Navy
11/05/2006|Jeopardy!|RATED 'R'|$200|easy|The Haymarket Square Riot came out of a strike against a company that made these farm machines|reapers
23/10/2009|Jeopardy!|CLOTHES MAKE THE MAN|$1000|hard|Used as a synonym for 'tie', it comes from a word for 'neckcloth'|a cravat
14/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THIS CATEGORY DOESN'T STINK|$800|hard|Mimi makes artificial ones in 'La boheme'|flowers
07/12/1999|Final Jeopardy!|ROCK PERFORMERS|None|None|2 of 4 performing duos inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame|The Everly Brothers, Ike & Tina Turner, Sam & Dave &/or Simon & Garfunkel
09/05/1990|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT EGYPT|$200|easy|Excerpts from this book were often inscribed on the outside of a coffin lid|Book of the Dead
09/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS & INVENTIONS|$1000|hard|Robert Bunsen & Gustav Kirchhoff developed this device to see the wavelengths of light|spectroscope
04/07/2005|Jeopardy!|LITERARY QUOTES|$600|medium|(1870s) 'In a flash she remembered the man who had been run down by the train the day she first met Vronsky'|Anna Karenina
07/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S CELEBRATE!|$800|hard|Each April the World Cow Chip Throwing Contest is held in Beaver City in this 'Sooner' state|Oklahoma
05/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NORSE MYTHOLOGY|$800|hard|This day of the week was sacred to the goddess Frigga--thank God!|Friday
08/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$400|easy|During the third of these military expeditions, the Palestinian ports of Acre & Jaffa were captured, but not Jerusalem|Crusades
27/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ON BROADWAY|$400|easy|Stephen Weber 'wing'ed his way onto Broadway in 2002, replacing Matthew Broderick in this musical|The Producers
09/01/1998|Jeopardy!|HOTELS BY CITY|$200|easy|The Hotel Maison de Ville, The Soniat House, Le Richelieu in the French Quarter|New Orleans
20/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HERE COMES UKRAINE AGAIN|$400|easy|Born in Ukraine in 1894, he became the undisputed leader of the USSR in 1958|Khrushchev
03/11/2006|Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'H'|$600|medium|In the New Testament, he tells the Magi, 'Go and search diligently for the young child...'|Herod (the Great)
30/11/1993|Jeopardy!|CHICAGO|$500|medium|This natural history museum has more than 10 acres of exhibits|Field Museum
24/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MUST BE 'LOVE'|$800|hard|In 'My Fair Lady' Eliza Doolittle sings the plaintive tune 'Wouldn't It Be' this|Loverly
10/06/2002|Jeopardy!|COACH|$200|easy|Tyrone Willingham is the first African-American football coach to lead this school's Fighting Irish|Notre Dame
25/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$1000|hard|Maybe, just perhaps, this small arachnid will attack your plant|might/mite
05/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$800|hard|Profession shared by Jerry Helper on 'The Dick Van Dyke Show' & Jerry Robinson on 'The Bob Newhart Show'|dentist
17/10/2007|Jeopardy!|'K' MART|$400|easy|The tenth letter of the Greek alphabet|kappa
20/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BE 'APP'Y|$1200|hard|A hiking route that goes from Maine to Georgia|the Appalachian Trail
28/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS ON FILM|$800|hard|David Bowie in 'Basquiat'|Andy Warhol
01/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHY|$400|easy|The first Greek philosophers are known as pre-this, for the man known for his method|Socratic
16/05/2001|Jeopardy!|N.E.W.S.|$100|easy|Of north, east, west & south, the 2 in a famous Kipling 'ballad'|East & west
04/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FOWL LANGUAGE|$1200|hard|Xanthippe's reputation as a shrewish wife led the spectator to call Socrates the 'head of the sect of' this|the henpecked
17/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE SCIENCE OF SOUND|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew presents from the NCPA at Mississippi) The Defense Department funds the NCPA's work in using sound imaging to detect the tens of millions of these buried worldwide|land mines
14/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|RIVERS|$1600|hard|3-letter name of the British river on which Oxford's rival university is located|the Cam River
26/03/2004|Jeopardy!|FACTS IN THE WORLD ALMANAC|$800|hard|Prior to Sacagawea, she was the last woman on the $1 coin in general circulation|Susan B. Anthony
30/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE EUROPEAN UNION|$400|easy|2 of the 4 countries that each have the maximum number of votes in the E.U. council (Malta has the fewest)|(2 of) France, Germany, Italy, & the UK
28/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE A SANDWICH|$2000|hard|One chapter of this Dumas book is entitled 'The Secret Cave'; another is 'The Pardon'|The Count of Monte Cristo
29/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE YA FROM, TERPSICHOREAN?|$1600|hard|Carla Fracci|Italy
19/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$2000|hard|In 1961, as Venus in 'Tannhauser', Grace Bumbry became the first black diva to sing at this Wagner festival|Bayreuth
07/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH A MUPPET|$1600|hard|It precedes Elbert & Pinatubo|Mount
10/09/1998|Jeopardy!|OSCAR MOMENTS|$400|easy|In 1998 this director asked for a moment of silence honoring those who were lost on the Titanic|James Cameron
18/10/1999|Jeopardy!|THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE NEBRASKA|$200|easy|This man organized his famous 'Wild West Show' in 1883 at his ranch near North Platte|Buffalo Bill Cody
04/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ROBERT DE NIRO MOVIES|$2000|hard|'Counselor!  Come out, come out, wherever you are!!'|Cape Fear
10/11/1999|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD HEARTTHROBS|$400|easy|Dad would have been proud of this young actor seen here because 'He's All That' & more|Freddie Prinze, Jr.
05/05/2000|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HODGEPODGE|$400|easy|(Hey, I'm Shemar Moore from 'The Young and the Restless'.) I was born in this northern California city that elected Jerry Brown as its mayor in 1998|Oakland
24/03/1998|Jeopardy!|THE SCHMIDTS, PIONEER FAMILY|$500|medium|The Schmidts are plump, so it's good they didn't join this 'party' that crossed the Sierra Nevada in 1846-87|Donner Party
11/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL IS HERE TO STAY|$800|hard|This classic says, 'Something touched me deep inside the day the music died'|American Pie
29/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN OF THE WORLD|$200|easy|Akiko Kojima became the first woman from this continent to win the Miss Universe pageant in 1959|Asia
12/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$800|hard|Ravi Shankar is one of the most famous players of this instrument|the sitar
14/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ASIAN CITIES|$600|medium|This Vietnamese city's downtown area is still called Saigon|Ho Chi Minh City
24/01/1997|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$500|medium|His first law of planetary motion states the planets' orbits are ellipses with the sun at one focus|Johannes Kepler
25/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HOW TERRIBLY BRITISH|$400|easy|In Britain this industry is dominated by a few brands including Tetley, Typhoo & Twinings|tea
08/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CAMERA WORK|$800|hard|Many auteurs started out on this cartridge-loading 8mm format that Kodak introduced in 1965|Super-8
28/06/2000|Jeopardy!|THEY NAMED IT FOR ME|$300|easy|They named a knot for this Duke who was briefly king of England|Duke of Windsor
08/10/1997|Jeopardy!|FRIENDS|$500|medium|This 'Designing Women' creator & her husband Harry Thomason became known in 1992 as friends of Bill Clinton|Linda Bloodworth-Thomason
29/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'O' THE PLACES YOU'LL GO|$400|easy|Ask anyone on Waikiki & he'll tell you this island is known as 'The Gathering Place'|Oahu
24/02/2009|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL TERMS|$600|medium|Shade of red that precedes 'fever' & 'letter' in items you probably don't want|scarlet
07/09/2000|Jeopardy!|THE 'NAKED' TRUTH|$400|easy|Boisterous beatnik Burroughs' book|Naked Lunch
20/12/2006|Jeopardy!|THE 'O'NLY VOWEL|$1000|hard|A living animal or plant from which a parasite obtains nutrition|a host
03/01/2000|Jeopardy!|ENGLISH SHIPS|$500|medium|In 1791 the HMS Pandora sailed into Tahiti to seize several of this ship's crew|the Bounty
10/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|URBAN DICTIONARY|$400|easy|The playoff type of this isn't just for athletes; It's also 'grown by male college students during... finals week'|a beard
21/05/2001|Jeopardy!|INITIALS M.S.|$200|easy|On TV he played Lt. Col. Henry Blake of the 4077th|McLean Stevenson
02/11/1998|Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S LIBERATION|$400|easy|Introduced in 1959, she got in trouble in 1992 for saying 'Math class is tough'|Barbie
12/12/2000|Jeopardy!|MOTHER POLAND|$100|easy|Located on the Vistula River, this largest Polish city has repeatedly risen from the ashes of war|Warsaw
20/11/2002|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|None|None|Baptist minister Francis Bellamy penned this oath in 1892 to reflect his Christian Socialist beliefs|the Pledge of Allegiance
03/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GRAPHIC NOVELS|$800|hard|'The Photographer' Chronicles a trip to Afghanistan with this medical humanitarian organization|Doctors Without Borders
17/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POWER PLAYS|$1000|hard|This classic musical about a 19th C. ruler returned to Broadway in 1996; it features the following: ('Shall We Dance')|The King and I
12/03/2002|Jeopardy!|A PASSION FOR FASHION|$200|easy|Men who wear French cuffs need this type of jewelry to hold them in place|cufflinks
15/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SWEET SIXTEEN|$400|easy|Enacted in 1913, the 16th Amendment gives Congress the power to lay and collect these taxes|income taxes
28/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'BERT'DAYS|$2000|hard|A pharmaceutical magnate: May 15, 1886 in St. Louis|(Gerard Barnes) Lambert
19/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$1000|hard|He based Mark Rampion in 'Point Counter Point' on his friend D.H. Lawrence; Philip Quarles was based on himself|Aldous Huxley
28/09/1998|Jeopardy!|WELL, DUH!|$300|easy|Joan Embery reports that all birds have these, 'A characteristic shared by no other type of animal'|Feathers
09/01/2009|Jeopardy!|THE MOST POPULOUS NATION|$1000|hard|Turkey, Iran, Egypt|Egypt
07/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BIG WORLD|$800|hard|Almost 10 times the size of the Everglades, the largest swamp is the Pantanal of Mato Grosso in this country|Brazil
10/07/2001|Jeopardy!|CHRISTIAN NAMES|$400|easy|'Speak out' with this given name of the noted Christian seen here|Oral Roberts
05/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A DROP OF IRISH WHISKEY|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from the Old Jameson Distillery in Dublin, Ireland.)  Jameson Irish whiskey is unique in that the malted type of this ingredient is dried in a closed oven so that smoke doesn't interfere|barley
17/07/1996|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$400|easy|Vatican City lies on the west bank of this river|the Tiber
16/02/1999|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL NATIONAL PARKS|$200|easy|Kruger|South Africa
06/02/1997|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$500|medium|Though blind & deaf since age 19 months, she graduated with honors from Radcliffe in 1904|Helen Keller
20/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH POETS|$1200|hard|As a group, Coleridge, Wordsworth & Southey are often known by this 'aquatic' term|the 'Lake Poets'
17/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CROATIAN POTPOURRI|$300|easy|Rijeka, Split & Dubrovnik are Croatian ports on this sea|Adriatic Sea
24/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A VISIT TO BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LABORATORY|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from inside a supercomputer room at Brookhaven National Laboratory, Long Island, NY)  NY Blue is an 18-rack supercomputer at Brookhaven that processes in terms of this speed--one trillion floating operations per second|a teraflop
16/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC DOCUMENTS|$200|easy|Much of this man's 1796 farewell address was Alexander Hamilton's work|George Washington
27/01/2010|Jeopardy!|LET'S PUNCTUATE|$600|medium|Sesquipedalian words on 2 lines of text are divided by this|a hyphen
09/07/2007|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'EE'|$400|easy|Jesus is known as 'The Man From' this place|Galilee
27/06/2008|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN NAME ROUNDUP|$800|hard|This prime minister left the Likud party in 2005 to form a new centrist party, Kadima|Ariel Sharon
17/05/2005|Final Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|None|None|This 5-word rule or maxim has been attributed to both H. Gordon Selfridge & John Wanamaker|The customer is always right
13/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LEGENDS OF THE GAMES|$400|easy|This slugger from Fargo, North Dakota hit 61 home runs in 1961|Roger Maris
14/05/1999|Jeopardy!|NUKE IT!|$100|easy|This company, which sold its 20 billionth can of condensed tomato soup in 1990, introduced 'Soup to Go' in 1998|Campbell's
08/11/2002|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$600|medium|(Hi, I'm Nobel laureate Rudy Marcus)  It's the chemical formula for dry ice|CO2
20/11/1996|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$100|easy|In July of 1996 an era in baseball ended when this Dodgers manager retired after 20 seasons|Tommy Lasorda
23/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CUT TO THE 'CHASE'|$800|hard|Unlike hurdles, the barriers in this track event don't move when you hit them|the steeple chase
01/04/1991|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$1000|hard|Connecticut is bordered on the south by this arm of the Atlantic|Long Island Sound
24/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PICK YOUR POISON|$1200|hard|The nonpoisonous tomato & the poisonous belladonna both belong to this family of plants|nightshade
31/12/1999|Jeopardy!|'MOON's|$200|easy|This Jackie Gleason series began as a sketch on Dumont's 'Cavalcade of Stars' in the '50s|The Honeymooners
13/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FRANZ KAFKA|$400|easy|Felice Bauer twice & Julie Wohryzek once, but he never went through with it|People he was engaged to
18/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$1600|hard|This brass wind instrument comes in part from the German for 'wing'|flugal horn
25/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'AE'|$400|easy|A Spanish dish made by simmeing chicken, seafood, rice, vegetables & saffron|paella
06/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|I COULD USE SOME SELF-HELP!|$400|easy|That hair! Those shorts! Both are still around for this exercise guy known for his 'Sweatin' to the Oldies'|Richard Simmons
08/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$600|medium|Sherman's famous march to the sea ended 18 miles inland at this city|Savannah
06/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|EARLY ART|$1000|hard|A religious work consisting of 3 hinged or folded panels often used as an altarpiece|triptych
14/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|THE PRESS|$200|easy|It carries the motto 'All the news that's fit to print'|The New York Times
17/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE CURRENCY?|$400|easy|This is equal to 100 pfennigs|Deutsch mark
15/07/1999|Jeopardy!|NAME THE NOVEL|$200|easy|'Jo was the first to awake in the gray dawn of Christmas morning'|Little Women
27/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$200|easy|In 1633 this astronomer was found guilty of 'vehement suspicion of heresy'|Galileo
11/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$400|easy|The Mogul school introduced western perspective, not a Hollywood one, to art of this country|India
03/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE CHARACTERS|$400|easy|This silent comic played the title role in 'The Saphead' & 'Sherlock Jr.', but not in 'The General'|Buster Keaton
30/01/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU GET A 'D'|$1000|hard|(I'm Soledad O'Brien of CNN.)  As an African-Cuban-Irish-Australian-American, I've spoken about the importance in our newsrooms & in our society of this, from the Latin for 'contrariety'|diversity
11/02/1998|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES|$200|easy|A former foreign editor of Time magazine founded this rival of Time in 1933|Newsweek
02/11/2005|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL HISTORIC SITES|$800|hard|A historic site in South Dakota contains the launch control facility & a silo for 1 of these Cold War ICBMs|a minuteman missile
29/09/1999|Final Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|None|None|Conde Nast's Feb./Mar. 1999 issue of its magazine for these title people was a Guinness record 1,242 pages|Brides (who are planning a June wedding)
11/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|THE ODYSSEY|$400|easy|While looking for his father, Telemachus visits Spartan King Menelaus & this woman, his queen|Helen
25/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING AUTHORS|$400|easy|'The Color Purple'|Alice Walker
19/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|'F' IN MATH|$800|hard|Also called a divisor, it's a number by which another number is divided|Factor
14/09/2010|Final Jeopardy!|LITERARY & MOVIE TITLE OBJECTS|None|None|The inspiration for this title object in a novel & a 1957 movie actually spanned the Mae Khlung River|the bridge on the River Kwai
16/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$600|medium|The 1st written record of this language is a transcription of the Strasbourg Oaths of 842|French
27/03/2009|Jeopardy!|IN LIKE A LION|$1000|hard|A tradition of this African country is that rulers were often called 'Conquering Lion of the Tribe of Judah'|Ethiopia
29/10/2004|Jeopardy!|GENESIS|$1000|hard|We don't know what Noah did before the flood, but afterward he grew these|grapes
17/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ADVERTISING WITH MAD MEN|$400|easy|(I'm Jon Hamm.) One of Don Draper's best pitches came when he said this company's slide projector is a time machine for our lives' sweet moments|Kodak
23/12/1997|Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$300|easy|This school's Hasty Pudding Club has been presenting its Woman of the Year Award since 1951|Harvard
23/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CREATIVE WRITERS|$1600|hard|The ambitious Sammy Glick|Budd Schulberg
29/12/1997|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$500|medium|This TV 'Golden Girl' hit the big screen as Sly Stallone's mom in 'Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot'|Estelle Getty
08/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PENINSULAS|$1600|hard|Qatar, Kuwait, & Yemen are all on this peninsula|the Arabian Peninsula
11/01/2001|Jeopardy!|AMPHIBIANS|$500|medium|This word, from the Latin for 'wave', describes the way some amphibians move|Undulate
10/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TOOLS|$1000|hard|It's the tool that makes a screw hole that will allow the head of the screw to be flush with the surface|a countersink
20/09/2005|Jeopardy!|BORN FIRST|$400|easy|Stokely Carmichael, Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm X|Malcolm X
17/12/2008|Jeopardy!|1958|$800|hard|He began making a name for himself, becoming, at age 15, the youngest grandmaster in chess to that time|Bobby Fischer
26/12/2011|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS TOMBS|$1000|hard|There's no name in the inscription on this much-visited tomb|the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
03/12/1993|Jeopardy!|1500|$500|medium|This most famous morality play dates to around 1500|Everyman
26/11/1997|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$200|easy|The Duke of Medina Sidonia commanded this famous fleet that the English defeated in 1588|Spanish Armada
24/07/2007|Jeopardy!|SPORTS LEGENDS|$400|easy|This 7-time Tour de France champ said the 2006 NYC Marathon was the 'hardest physical thing' he'd ever done|Lance Armstrong
17/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|YOU DO THE MATH|$800|hard|The original title number of Disney dalmatians minus the number of Snow White's dwarfs|94  (101 - 7)
17/02/2000|Jeopardy!|JANE|$200|easy|Each month Jane sends 2 strangers on one of these|Blind date
12/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK HISTORY MONTH|$1200|hard|Harlem had one of these literary & cultural rebirths in the '20s & '30s|renaissance
07/02/1986|Jeopardy!|HARDWARE STORE|$300|easy|3 types of this hardware found on doors are self-closing, pivot, & butterfly|hinges
25/06/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FESTIVALS & CELEBRATIONS|$600|medium|Don't 'space out' or you'll miss Panoply, a spring celebration of the arts in this Alabama city|Huntsville
10/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|2-WORD COUNTRIES|$400|easy|Visited by Columbus, it shares an island with Haiti|Dominican Republic
08/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HOW MANY FEET LONG?|$400|easy|The tail of your average male housecat|1
17/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$400|easy|It's Keep America Beautiful month, & the month in which you'd find Earth Day|April
10/09/1984|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$400|easy|Close relative of the pig, though its name means 'river horse'|the hippopotamus
15/12/1992|Jeopardy!|SURVEY SAYS|$200|easy|In a Gallup survey, 8% of the 1,012 lovers polled said they do this with their eyes open; 20% peek sometimes|kiss
24/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SAG AWARD FOR MOVIE CAST|$800|hard|1997: A British tale & a tease of burly burlesque|The Full Monty
04/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' RHYME TIME|$600|medium|Orwell's ravines|George's gorges
28/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S GENETIC|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew points to a Punnett square on a chalkboard.)  Shown here, this would be the expected ratio of offspring exhibiting the upper case dominant trait to those exhibiting the lower case recessive trait|3:1
30/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|The name of this Australian capital is from an aboriginal word for 'meeting place'|Canberra
23/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN GEOGRAPHICAL TERMS|$1000|hard|In Chinese: jiang|River
25/01/2000|Jeopardy!|HOTELS|$400|easy|The most famous hotel of this Canadian city is seen here: (Chateau Frontenac)|Quebec City
09/02/1998|Jeopardy!|FAULKNER TITLES|$200|easy|'Intruder in the...'|Dust
28/12/2010|Jeopardy!|FROM PAGE TO SCREEN|$600|medium|This 2009 film about roller derby was based on a book by Shauna Cross|Whip It
20/07/2007|Jeopardy!|SPORTS TERMS|$1000|hard|Fletch, quiver, bowstring|archery
19/03/2004|Jeopardy!|THE U.S. CONSTITUTION|$400|easy|By Article 2, the president doesn't have to do this in his oath; he's given the option to 'affirm'|swear
16/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OVER CASTE|$800|hard|Taking their name from words meaning 'oak' & 'wizard', they were the priestly upper caste of the ancient Celts|Druids
08/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FILM DIRECTORS|$200|easy|Jonathan Frid of TV's 'Dark Shadows' starred in this 'Platoon' director's first film, 'Seizure', in 1974|Oliver Stone
09/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LITERATURE|$600|medium|Ward Greene's story of the same name inspired this 1955 Disney doggie romance|Lady And The Tramp
15/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|DORM LIFE|$400|easy|As seen in the film 'Dead Man on Campus', legend has it that if this person dies you get straight As|Your roommate
25/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BETTE DAVIS FILMS|$400|easy|1936's 'The Petrified Forest' reteamed Bette with this 'Of Human Bondage' co-star|Leslie Howard
20/03/2001|Final Jeopardy!|THEATRE HISTORY|None|None|This playwright died in 406 B.C., so he never saw his famous tragedy at Colonus produced|Sophocles
24/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$1200|hard|'The Three Sisters' want to move there (6)|Moscow
03/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DEPT. OF REDUNDANCY DEPT.|$800|hard|Redundant 2-word phrase for a present offered to entice customers to a product or service|free gift
05/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TRAILERS|$400|easy|The 'Vegas' edition of this Chevy Chase movie series features a trailer home on an H-bomb test site|National Lampoon's Vacation
20/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THINGS WITH POCKETS|$2000|hard|Sticks with net pockets are used to throw a ball into the opponent's goal in this team sport|lacrosse
03/05/2010|Jeopardy!|NO WAY!  IT'S NORWAY!|$600|medium|Norway occupies the western side of this peninsula|the Scandinavian Peninsula
28/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$600|medium|In 982 he sailed from Iceland to Greenland with his household & livestock|Eric the Red
28/04/2010|Jeopardy!|PLAYING BY 'EAR'|$800|hard|8-letter word for what you do when you eavesdrop|overhear
23/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CINEMATIC TITLE PAIRS|$800|hard|1985: '....and the Snowman'|The Falcon
05/02/2009|Jeopardy!|FASHIONABLE COMMON BONDS|$400|easy|Action, kid, opera|gloves
15/10/2008|Jeopardy!|THE G-8|$400|easy|Hit the water at this country's Lesser Slave Lake, Williston Lake or Wollaston Lake|Canada
19/03/2008|Jeopardy!|BRITISH SUCCESSION|$200|easy|He was the only surviving son of Henry VII, so he became king in 1509|Henry VIII
03/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DEATH IN POP|$800|hard|Title of the 1964 hit heard here:  'Whether he heard, I'll never know... Look out!  Look out!  Look out!  Look out!'|Leader Of The Pack
21/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LOUISIANA LORE|$1600|hard|Kenner, outside New Orleans, was once called 'Cannes Brulee' as Indians used to light this on fire to drive out game|sugarcane
27/02/2003|Jeopardy!|THE BAD AIR UP THERE|$200|easy|This pollutant once used in gasoline & paint can lower the IQ of the person breathing its vapors|lead
02/03/2006|Final Jeopardy!|THE VICE PRESIDENCY|None|None|In the 20th century, 2 of the 3 men who served less than 1 year as VP before becoming president|(2 of) Theodore Roosevelt, Harry Truman & Gerald Ford
15/07/2004|Jeopardy!|SPANISH CLASS|$600|medium|Doris Day could tell you it's Spanish for 'what will be, will be'|que sera sera
17/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MAGNETS|$600|medium|Better than a CAT scanner, this technique is used to see the brain|MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)
29/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS & HONORS|$5000|hard|In 1997 the Nobel Peace Prize was shared by Jody Williams & the ICBL, the Intl. Campaign to Ban these|Landmines
10/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GOOD LUCK|$800|hard|The hop type of this is considered to be the type that St. Patrick used to illustrate the Doctrine of the Trinity|a shamrock (or clover)
26/04/2007|Jeopardy!|WE LOVE BROADWAY MUSICALS|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew presents from the Shubert Theatre.)  The Lady of the Lake & the Knights of the Round Table sing the showstopping number 'Find Your Grail' in this Tony-winning musical|Spamalot
25/11/1994|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY MARRIAGES|$400|easy|Elizabeth Taylor converted to Judaism shortly before her 1959 marriage to this singer|Eddie Fisher
14/09/1998|Jeopardy!|A WALK IN THE PARK|$400|easy|You can follow streets named for King George V & King David to Independence Park in this city|Jerusalem
31/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|DOLL|$1200|hard|The Black Knight plush figure from this British comedy film has detachable limbs|Monty Python and the Holy Grail
19/01/2012|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYMES|$200|easy|Peter, Peter was an eater of this; he kept his wife in its shell|pumpkin
13/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|YET MORE BRIT LIT|$1000|hard|Philip Carey is 9 when this Somerset Maugham novel begins|Of Human Bondage
12/11/2004|Jeopardy!|MONKEY BUSINESS|$200|easy|This title character of classic children's stories lived in Africa until he met the man with the yellow hat|Curious George
07/09/2000|Jeopardy!|MEDIA SPEAK|$300|easy|Radio station formats include AC, adult contemporary, & CL, this|Classical
30/11/2004|Jeopardy!|A CATEGORY ABOUT NOTHING|$400|easy|En espanol|nada
18/09/2001|Jeopardy!|EMOTIONS|$300|easy|From the Greek for 'healthy', it's a feeling of great happiness or well-being|euphoria
22/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|STEIN TIME|$800|hard|In this 1925 film, Russian director Sergei Eisenstein told the story of a naval revolt aboard a battleship|Potemkin
02/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE ADJECTIVES|$800|hard|A 1996 weepie: 'The ___ Patient'|English
27/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SHOW BIZ AWARD WINNERS|$3000|hard|Voters lent him their ears & he won Song of the Year at the first Latin Grammys in 2000|Marc Anthony
20/01/2009|Jeopardy!|YOU DON'T MESS WITH THE LOHAN|$400|easy|Lindsay engaged in a 5-year feud with this 'Lizzie McGuire' star over their mutual interest in teen idol Aaron Carter|Hilary Duff
08/02/2005|Jeopardy!|MAKEUP TEST|$600|medium|Mmm!  Urban Decay makes a body shimmer powder that smells & tastes like this campfire treat|a roasted marshmallow
11/12/2009|Jeopardy!|INGRID BERGMAN|$1400|hard|At Ingrid's funeral service, a lone violin played this song from a film she starred in|As Time Goes By
14/02/1990|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE TRIVIA|$500|medium|This religious order runs 28 colleges in the U.S. including St. Louis U., Holy Cross & Georgetown U.|the Jesuits
25/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE MAINE ATTRACTION|$600|medium|Maine is so famous for these berries that the town of Machias honors them with a festival|blueberries
29/04/2004|Jeopardy!|'C' WORLD|$1000|hard|Pollux could have fed some of this oil to his brother of the same name|Castor oil
30/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHIPELAGOS|$1000|hard|This atoll at the southern end of the Chagos Archipelago in the Indian Ocean is the site of a U.S. naval base|Diego Garcia
20/06/2007|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$600|medium|At his first news conference, George W. Bush compared Iraq sanctions to this dairy food|Swiss cheese
05/10/2006|Jeopardy!|CANADA, MEXICO OR THE U.S.|$800|hard|It has 2 official languages|Canada
13/11/1998|Final Jeopardy!|PLAYS|None|None|Written in 1953 & set in the late 17th C., this play takes place about 16 miles northeast of where we are right now|The Crucible (by Arthur Miller)
08/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1600|hard|Changes in the tropospheric layer of this are what gives us weather|the atmosphere
17/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MATH VOCABULARY|$1000|hard|The instantaneous rate of change of a function; or not original, adapted from others|Derivative
29/01/2003|Jeopardy!|CHICKS WITH BICS|$600|medium|She's the First Daughter who's written about 'Murder in the Smithsonian', 'on Capitol Hill' & 'at the FBI'|Margaret Truman
21/05/1993|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$1000|hard|Early in his career, Igor Stravinsky was tutored by this 'Flight of the Bumblebee' composer|Rimsky-Korsakov
13/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OLD WEST DESPERADOES|$3000|hard|On Oct. 5, 1892 5 members of this gang entered Coffeyville, Kansas to rob 2 banks; only Emmett survived|the Dalton Gang
01/05/2006|Jeopardy!|ON, WISCONSIN!|$600|medium|The Door Peninsula, Wisconsin's 'thumb', juts into this lake|Lake Michigan
24/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANTONYMIC|$2000|hard|The 2 antonymic varieties of petroleum that could also describe your table manners|crude & refined
10/07/2006|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$600|medium|In 1501 Venetian printers began using the moveable type of this to print music|moveable type
27/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$800|hard|In 1572 this Danish astronomer discovered a supernova in the constellation Cassiopeia|Tycho Brahe
03/11/1999|Jeopardy!|POP QUIZ|$400|easy|Nirvana didn't sweat over the title of this 1991 song, they named it for a deodorant|Smells Like Teen Spirit
18/07/2008|Jeopardy!|BIOLO'G'|$600|medium|A major danger in transplant operations is called a this-versus-host reaction|graft
01/07/2008|Jeopardy!|'LAND' OF OPPORTUNITY|$800|hard|When a hurricane or an explorer comes ashore, it's known as 'making' this|landfall
22/11/2002|Jeopardy!|TV|$200|easy|Played by Julie Benz, Darla was the vampire who turned this David Boreanaz character into a vampire as well|Angel
28/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HERBS & SPICES|$300|easy|Liptauer cheese, which is named after a province in Hungary, gets its red color from this spice|Paprika
02/09/1996|Jeopardy!|THE 1996 OLYMPICS|$500|medium|As it turned out, the U.S. didn't need the points from her 2nd vault, which worsened her ankle injury|Kerri Strug
29/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SIR FRANCIS DRAKE|$1600|hard|In 1581 Drake was made the mayor of this English seaport|Plymouth
10/10/1991|Jeopardy!|CAILFORNIA|$100|easy|Not surprisingly, the California State Fair is held in this capital city|Sacramento
17/10/1997|Jeopardy!|OXYMORONS|$200|easy|The word 'oxymoron' comes from 2 Greek words meaning 'sharp' & this|Dull
07/01/2008|Jeopardy!|GAME RHYME TIME|$200|easy|Chess castle's crannies|rook's nooks
16/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HOW OFTEN DOES IT HAPPEN?|$400|easy|Biennially|Every 2 years
13/10/2006|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL CARICATURES|$400|easy|Raul's big brother|Fidel Castro
08/12/2000|Jeopardy!|THE BRITISH INVASION|$200|easy|Called the most successful female singer in British history she had her first U.S. No. 1 hit in 1964 with “Downtown”|Petula Clark
12/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|EMBRACEABLE 'U'|$600|medium|It's the island instrument heard here|Ukulele
19/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|'Hybrid Theory' & 'Meteora' are albums by this alt-metal band that's the second-priciest Monopoly property|Linkin Park Place
02/05/1990|Jeopardy!|LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD|$100|easy|The wolf's reply to 'What big eyes you have'|All the better to see you with
28/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$400|easy|This crater is formed when a volcano explodes & the cone collapses; Oregon's Crater Lake is an example|the caldera
21/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$1600|hard|This 'Critique of Pure Reason' author called some fuzzy objects 'island universes' in 1775; he was right|Immanuel Kant
05/01/2004|Jeopardy!|DO I KNOW YOU FROM SOMEWHERE?|$600|medium|In 1984, with a thousand bucks & a dream, he founded the computer company named for himself|Michael Dell
01/05/2002|Jeopardy!|LET THEM EAT CAKE|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew puts in an evening as a dessert chef.)  This dessert is a layer of cake & ice cream that's topped with meringue & then browned in the oven|Baked Alaska
19/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES OF THE 'YEAR'|$1000|hard|Claude Jarman, Jr. received a special Oscar for his performance in this movie about a boy & his deer|The Yearling
29/12/2010|Jeopardy!|A DAY AT THE HORSE RACES|$800|hard|At the far turn, it's my friend this horse now ridden by Alison Lohman, taking over for Roddy McDowall|Flicka
02/06/2010|Jeopardy!|LYRICAL GUNPLAY|$200|easy|'I shot' this law enforcement officer 'but I swear it was in self-defense'|the sheriff
18/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALLITERATION ALLOTMENT|$2500|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from the desk of the Weather Channel in Atlanta, GA.)  The Weather Channel believes that 1 degree can change the world, & that the lowering of these alliterative emissions can help|greenhouse gases
11/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|1776|$800|hard|Completes the first sentence of Thomas Paine's first 'Crisis' pamphlet, 'These are the times that...'|try men's souls
13/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES ON TELEVISION|$200|easy|This 'Mad About You' star played the cute girl next door on the '70s drama 'The Fitzpatricks'|Helen Hunt
11/06/1997|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|On a computer screen this small picture represents a specific program|an icon
25/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'O' MYTH!|$800|hard|In Norse myth, he's the one-eyed god of wisdom & war|Odin
21/11/2006|Jeopardy!|KING OF THE 'HILL'|$200|easy|This type of screw head has two partial slots crossed at right angles|a Phillips-head
07/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$1000|hard|'Seasonal' phrase that precedes 'And the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the service of their country'|The summer soldier
30/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$1000|hard|His library in Independence, Missouri opened to the public in 1957|Harry S. Truman
07/11/2011|Jeopardy!|PLANET OF THE CORGIS|$1000|hard|Once members of the AKC's working group, corgis are now classified in this group, as they were bred to handle cattle|herding dogs
07/04/2009|Jeopardy!|NUMBER PLEASE|$400|easy|Number of toes on each front paw of most cats|five
07/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NECKWEAR|$800|hard|In Hawaii a maile one of these was once used to signify a peace treaty between opposing chiefs|a lei
26/05/1998|Jeopardy!|FIRE DRILL|$200|easy|In 1952 Congress passed Public Law 359 to protect this symbol of the Forest Service from exploitation|Smokey The Bear
09/01/2006|Jeopardy!|TAKING THE FIFTH|$800|hard|AKA the 'Father of the Military Academy', Col. Sylvanus Thayer was the fifth superintendent at this school|West Point
29/10/2001|Jeopardy!|MEDICAL BREAKTHROUGHS|$100|easy|In the 1750s naval surgeon James Lind showed that this could be cured & prevented by eating citrus fruit|scurvy
21/11/1995|Jeopardy!|TOUGH FACTS|$400|easy|Opposed to the Stamp Act, the Sons of Liberty formed committees of this to spread the word|Committees of Correspondence
05/01/2000|Jeopardy!|CULINARY COMMON BONDS|$300|easy|Flat, unleavened, black|Breads
23/06/1987|Jeopardy!|THE BAHAMAS|$500|medium|To prevent the Germans from kidnapping this ex-king, Churchill sent him to govern the Bahamas|the Duke of Windsor (Edward VIII)
10/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PHOTOGRAPHY|$400|easy|An up-&-down type of this light-regulating device in a camera is called the guillotine|Shutter
26/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'WAR' & 'PEACE'|$400|easy|To sing like a bird|warble
26/06/2006|Jeopardy!|THE HARDER THEY 'FAL'|$600|medium|Adjective for land left unseeded after plowing to let it return to its natural fertility|fallow
20/05/1998|Jeopardy!|FORD & CHEVY|$200|easy|For Ford, it was 'Dead Heat on a Merry-Go-Round' in 1966; for Chevy, 'The Groove Tube' in 1974|their first movies
03/04/1998|Jeopardy!|STARS BEHIND BARS|$300|easy|He was working as a bartender when he started performing with Dan Rowan|Dick Martin
26/02/2001|Jeopardy!|BEAR WITH ME|$400|easy|Customers at the saloon of this frontier judge would buy sarsaparilla for his bear Bruno|Judge Roy Bean
23/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE L'ONE'LIEST NUMBER|$1600|hard|8-letter word for your tibia|shinbone
26/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$1600|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew indicates a balance on a monitor.)  With the torque pushing the bar clockwise equal to the torque pushing it counterclockwise, the bar is in the rotational type of this|equilibrium
18/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE|$600|medium|He is the man the Declaration says 'has plundered our seas, ravaged our coasts'|George III
01/05/2009|Jeopardy!|IN THE ENCYCLOPEDIA|$200|easy|Run off & get married|elope
04/11/2005|Jeopardy!|HEAD NORTH|$400|easy|All of Connecticut's almost 100-mile northern border is with this state|Massachusetts
23/10/2008|Jeopardy!|A QUINTET OF QUOTES|$200|easy|'War is peace.  Freedom is slavery.  Ignorance is strength', wrote this Brit in a 1949 novel|George Orwell
15/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'B.C.'|$200|easy|Canadians native to this province call it 'B.C.'|British Columbia
18/06/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU'VE NEVER LOOKED LOVELIER|$600|medium|One of the most beautiful women in Antiquity, this gal's 'bust' can be seen in the Egyptian Museum in Berlin|Nefertiti
18/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ON WORDS|$200|easy|What the Old Norse knew as Thorsdagr, we call this today|Thursday
15/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LONGSHOTS|$800|hard|A British man recently sold all of his belongings, including the shirt off his back, for 1 shot at this casino game|roulette
18/02/1998|Jeopardy!|FEELING 'ANCY'|$500|medium|Janet Leigh was sorry she found one of these at the Bates Motel|Vacancy
23/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$200|easy|Unlike their Spanish-speaking Central American neighbors, most residents of Belize speak this language|English
22/02/2005|Jeopardy!|IN THE 2005 ESPN ALMANAC|$1000|hard|'Served 4 years for manslaughter... famous for... his catchphrase 'Only in America!''|Don King
03/11/2005|Jeopardy!|HERE'S THE PREZ|$400|easy|He was Mr. Big when he occupied the White House|Taft
19/06/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S.A.|$400|easy|Sounds fishy, but Mystic Aquarium is one of the top attractions in this state|Connecticut
21/03/2008|Jeopardy!|TENNIS TALK|$1000|hard|Introduced at Wimbledon in 1924, this ranking process places strong players so they won't meet in the early rounds|seeding
22/03/2010|Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS WHO BECAME WORDS|$800|hard|Someone exhibiting attributes of these 2 related characters from an 1886 mystery might have a split personality|Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde
20/10/2011|Jeopardy!|CONJUNCTIONS|$800|hard|It's the conjunction in the phrase immediately preceding Shakespeare's 'that is the question'|or
16/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|One who steals by stealth: Thessalonians speaks of one 'in the night'|a thief
12/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE PRESIDENT WHO...|$400|easy|...who became the first popularly elected head of this island in 1996, Lee Teng-hui, is a Taipei personality|Taiwan
30/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ON WISCONSIN|$1200|hard|Wisconsin borders these 2 Great Lakes|Superior and Michigan
16/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FIVE GUYS NAMED JOE|$800|hard|He uses his muscle to oversee a $400 million health & fitness empire based in Woodland Hills, California|Joe Weider
13/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'A'|$800|hard|This plant got its name from the Indians using it to draw poison from certain types of wounds|arrowroot
30/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT THE DICKENS!|$2000|hard|Dickens called his younger brother 'Moses'; nasally, that became 'Boses', inspiring this Dickens pen name|Boz
29/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'CIRCUM'-NAVIGATING|$2000|hard|From the Greek for 'speaking around', it's an indirect evasive way of expressing something|circumlocution
26/02/2009|Jeopardy!|GOOD BUY!|$400|easy|This shipbuilder led a group that bought the Yankees for $10 million in 1973; in 2008, the team was worth $1 billion|(George) Steinbrenner
02/07/2004|Jeopardy!|DID WE PLANET THAT WAY?|$600|medium|Some scientists want to reclassify this planet as a wayward moon|Pluto
02/12/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S. FIRSTS|$500|medium|Henry Wells, in his Duryea, was probably at fault in the USA's first of these, in 1896|Automobile accident
21/05/2007|Jeopardy!|TERMS OF ENGINEERMENT|$600|medium|The Golden Gate & the Brooklyn are steel-cabled examples of this type of bridge|a suspension bridge
12/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GENESIS|$400|easy|A mother's frustration with hand-straining solid baby food in 1927 led to the creation of this brand|Gerber
28/06/1999|Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$600|medium|After attending the 1909 inauguration of his successor, he went on a year-long African safari|Theodore Roosevelt
22/09/2006|Jeopardy!|THE CANTERBURY TALES|$400|easy|The Tales are written in this form of English, spoken from after the Battle of Hastings to around 1500|Middle English
13/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'LL BE THE 'DAY'|$2000|hard|The Marx Brothers wreak havoc at a sanitorium in this 1937 release|A Day at the Races
22/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CATS UP|$1800|hard|This Tennessee Williams portrait of Southern degeneracy opened in New York on March 24, 1955|Cat on A Hot Tin Roof
23/10/2003|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITY NICKNAMES|$200|easy|'Home of the Rose Parade'|Pasadena
15/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CINDERELLA|$400|easy|It's believed that Charles Perrault altered the story's footwear when he mixed up vair, 'fur', with 'verre', this|glass
04/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS TAYLORS|$1000|hard|She gave us the generational saga of 'Captains and the Kings'|(Janet) Taylor Caldwell
03/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY JOURNALISTS|$1200|hard|His journals in 1960 on 'The Making of the President' were turned into a book in 1961|Theodore H. White
30/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE 11th CENTURY|$400|easy|In 1096 Peter the Hermit led a group of these to Asia Minor, where they were annihilated|Crusaders
06/03/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 1910s|$300|easy|In the 1912 Olympics he won the decathlon with a then-record 8,412 points|Jim Thorpe
27/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$400|easy|After light enters the eye, it focuses an image on this tissue which contains the rods & cones|the retina
12/09/2008|Final Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|None|None|It's the name of today's longest-ruling family in Europe, in power for most of the last 711 years|Grimaldi
11/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$2000|hard|Beloit College in this state was founded in 1846, while that state was still a territory|Wisconsin
20/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS|$1200|hard|GEICO insurance & Fruit of the Loom are among the many subsidiaries of this Warren Buffett holding company|Berkshire Hathaway
11/03/2003|Jeopardy!|LET'S GET TOGETHER|$200|easy|The Friars Club is known for these gatherings in which the honorees get lovingly insulted|roasts
22/11/2004|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$200|easy|This light wood gets its name from the Spanish for 'raft' because people in the tropics have used its logs for rafts|balsa
04/10/2004|Jeopardy!|CHAT ROOM LINGO|$800|hard|'CD-ROM' also stands for 'consumer device rendered' this 'in months'|obsolete
14/12/2005|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAY|$400|easy|Before holidaying in potentially dangerous places, visit the U.S. government department's 'Travel Warnings' website|the State Department
09/02/2006|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGGIES|$400|easy|The Concord type of this is used to make jam & juice|grapes
22/02/2005|Jeopardy!|'A' MEN|$800|hard|After the 1994 midterm elections, this Texan became the first Republican House majority leader since the 1950s|(Richard or Dick) Armey
31/03/2004|Jeopardy!|MADONNA SONGS|$400|easy|A 'commercial' hit: 'Cause the boy with the cold hard cash is always Mr. Right'|Material Girl
03/10/1986|Double Jeopardy!|EDIBLE NAMES|$600|medium|In 1977, this corpulent crooner came onto the pop scene like a 'bat out of hell'|Meat Loaf
09/03/2007|Jeopardy!|STADIUMS & ARENAS|$1000|hard|The Super Bowl with the highest TV rating was No. XVI in 1982, held in this Michigan stadium|the Silverdome
24/10/2002|Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH HAVE A(N ENGLISH) WORD FOR IT|$800|hard|It's all downhill for the object seen here|toboggan
27/12/2006|Jeopardy!|MERRIAM-WEBSTER'S NEW WORDS FOR 2006|$1000|hard|Under 'B' you'll find this 9-letter word for a renewable fuel made from vegetable sources like soybean oil|biodiesel
13/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE QUOTES|$4000|hard|1967: 'I think you're the most attractive of all my parents' friends'|The Graduate
02/02/2007|Jeopardy!|'LET'S END THIS|$600|medium|Jonathan Livingston could tell you it's the throat or the esophagus|the gullet
15/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HIGH SCHOOL NAMES|$1000|hard|(Hi, I'm Kevin Garnett)  My high school was named after this man for whom the rank of full admiral was created in 1866|David Farragut
13/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'ANTI'-MATTER|$2000|hard|This city in southern Turkey is now the capital of Hatay province|Antioch
01/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIG RIVER|$800|hard|A real Crimea river, the Chernaya, runs just east of this city that was besieged in 1854 & 1855|Sevastopol
24/06/1996|Jeopardy!|HEADS OF STATE|$100|easy|Prince Rainier III|Monaco
12/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CENTER|$3000|hard|10-letter term for the structure of the universe as explained by Ptolemy of Alexandria|geocentric
01/11/2010|Jeopardy!|MUSHROOMS|$400|easy|This term often given to a poisonous mushroom sounds like a chair for a frog's cousin|toadstool
21/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL WORDS & PHRASES|$200|easy|Something of insignificant value is said not to be worth this color cent|red
19/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF AUTHORS|$1600|hard|A rat infestation takes its toll on a French town in this Algerian-born author's 'The Plague'|Albert Camus
25/05/1999|Jeopardy!|SITCOMS CHANGE|$200|easy|(Hi, I'm Jon Lovitz)  In 1998 I joined the cast of this sitcom as Max Lewis, a man with a few insecurities|NewsRadio
09/12/1997|Jeopardy!|& THOU BESIDE ME SINGING|$500|medium|If this folk trio went by their last names, they'd be known as Yarrow, Stookey & Travers|Peter, Paul and Mary
09/07/1993|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$300|easy|The last name of a nursery rhyme Jack, or a fish that's so high in fat he couldn't eat it|Sprat
20/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS BY CHARACTER|$600|medium|Martin Crane|Frasier
23/05/1994|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION|$400|easy|To evaluate these gems, run them across your teeth; the real ones are rough|pearls
23/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|EGYPT BEYOND THE PYRAMIDS|$400|easy|All classes of society wore these accessories; the poor wore vegetable fiber, while the rich got real hair|Wigs
19/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SEPTEMBER 1984|$400|easy|Prince 'reigned' over the charts with this album that spawned 4 top 10 hits, including 'When Doves Cry'|Purple Rain
24/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CITY HOMOPHONES|$800|hard|They sang the love song 'Take My Breath Away' for 'Top Gun'|Berlin
14/09/1999|Jeopardy!|NAPOLEON|$100|easy|The cast-off mistress of revolutionary leader Paul Barras, she married Napoleon in 1796|Josephine
17/03/2005|Jeopardy!|ART -ISMs|$1000|hard|From the visual medium that influenced it, the art movement Super-realism is also called this 'realism'|Photorealism
24/09/1999|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL AUTHORS|$500|medium|'Crusade in Europe'|Dwight D. Eisenhower
22/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GEE, YOUR HOUSE SMELLS NICE|$200|easy|Scent these by adding pieces of mint or a few drops of essential oil to the melted wax before molding|Candles
24/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|I'M GONNA 'SIT'|$2000|hard|Last name of poet Dame Edith|Sitwell
22/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EASTERN EUROPE|$600|medium|The resort of Parnu, Estonia has been called the 'Pearl of' this sea, due to its white sandy beaches|Baltic Sea
25/01/2011|Jeopardy!|BIOPIC-NIC|$1000|hard|2004: Liam Neeson as this behavioral researcher|Kinsey
22/11/2010|Jeopardy!|DRINKS ARE ON ME!|$1000|hard|Vitamin-happy Glaceau also makes this 'wise' drink with 'purity you can taste, hydration you can feel'|Smartwater
13/11/1992|Jeopardy!|FISH|$200|easy|Some Amazon Indians use the teeth of this fish, also called the caribe, as razor blades|piranha
27/04/2011|Jeopardy!|BIZ 'B's|$200|easy|Its original Irish cream is a blend of Irish whiskey with hints of vanilla & chocolate|Bailey's
09/01/2001|Jeopardy!|AMAZIN' FACTS|$500|medium|This 'Dr. Faustus' playwright was a flamboyantly gay spy who was stabbed in the head in 1593|Christopher Marlowe
19/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN COMPOSERS|$200|easy|This German completed his 'Chromatic Fantasy And Fugue' for harpsichord in 1730|Johann Sebastian Bach
05/07/2000|Final Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|None|None|The delivery system for Ban deodorant, introduced in 1955, was based on this invention, patented in 1938|Ball Point Pen
16/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THEY SHOT THE SHERIFF|$400|easy|He & 5 accomplices ambushed Lincoln, N.M. sheriff William Brady in 1878, 3 years before Pat Garrett caught up with him|Billy the Kid
13/02/2009|Jeopardy!|WOMEN OF THE WORLD|$600|medium|She wrote her first novel, 'The House of the Spirits', in exile soon after her uncle's assassination|Isabel Allende
07/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$800|hard|When he first saw Becky Thatcher, 'a certain Amy Lawrence vanished out of his heart and left not even a memory'|Tom Sawyer
04/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew in front of St. Paul's Cathedral in London)  St. Paul's miraculously survived the Nazi bombing called this, from German for 'lightning war'|blitzkrieg
23/11/2000|Jeopardy!|TURKEY, THE BIRD|$500|medium|This top-selling U.S. turkey brand turned 45 in 1999|Butterball
04/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY SPORTS|$3000|hard|They were successively stuffed with feathers, molded of gutta-percha & wound with rubber|golf balls
18/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$200|easy|Prior to 1992 this country had 3 historical regions: Moravia, Bohemia & Slovakia|Czechoslovakia
11/02/1999|Jeopardy!|SLOGANEERING|$200|easy|'With A Name Like' this jam 'It Has To Be Good'|Smuckers
01/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SAX|$1200|hard|He's the Grammy-winning saxophone master seen here|Kenny G
24/10/2005|Final Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TELEVISION|None|None|It was the first TV series to win the Hugo Award for best dramatic presentation|The Twilight Zone
18/12/2008|Jeopardy!|SHADES OF GRAY & WHITE|$600|medium|A list of candidates for an election|a slate
04/11/2002|Jeopardy!|LINGERIE|$200|easy|Want heavenly help to pick the right lingerie?  Bali's website uses these, based on your birthdate, to help you|horoscopes/astrological signs
13/07/2001|Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH REVOLUTION|$500|medium|On July 13, 1793 this publisher of 'L'Ami du peuple' was stabbed to death by Charlotte Corday|Marat
30/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HEADS OF STATE|$800|hard|On August 29, 1995 Eduard Shevardnadze, president of this country, was wounded by a car bomb|Georgia
04/10/1991|Jeopardy!|FOOD FACTS|$300|easy|The sections of a garlic bulb are called these, not to be confused with the spice of the same name|cloves
01/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|YEAR OF THE HEADLINE|$800|hard|Mondale Nominated for U.S. President!|1984
13/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WOOF!|$800|hard|Derby Lane in St. Petersburg, Fla. claims it's the oldest continuously operating one of these tracks|greyhound track (or dog race track)
14/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ALONG THE TRANS-CANADA HIGHWAY|$800|hard|Mile zero of the Trans-Canada Highway is marked by a monument in this city on Vancouver Island|Victoria
04/06/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$500|medium|Chief cities on the banks of this Hudson River tributary include Rome, Utica & Schenectady|Mohawk River
31/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ODD WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$1000|hard|A Judith Krantz title which also could be units of apothecary weight, equal to 20 grains each|scruples
10/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$1200|hard|Singularly speaking, the bright blue cornflower is known as this 'button'|a bachelor button
09/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'M' PLACEMENT|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from San Diego, CA with the U.S.S. Tarawa in the background.)  As an amphibious assault ship, the Tarawa's main mission is to land up to 2,000 of these service members on shore & to sustain them there|Marines
25/06/2010|Jeopardy!|CHICK LIT|$200|easy|Rebecca is an unrepentant spender in Sophie Kinsella's 'Confessions of' this|a Shopaholic
02/02/2005|Jeopardy!|'KEY' WORDS|$800|hard|Democrat Zell Miller of Georgia delivered this address at the 2004 Republican National Convention|the keynote
16/01/2001|Jeopardy!|CRIMINAL'S DICTIONARY|$300|easy|It's the 2-word slang term for the photograph taken of a suspect in custody|Mug shot
31/05/2004|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL GOBBLEDYGOOK|$400|easy|In the '90s, FOB didn't mean 'freight on board', it stood for 'Friends of' him|Bill (Clinton)
25/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN CINEMA|$800|hard|Many Russians watch the film 'Ironiya Sudby', about a group of old friends, every year on this evening|New Year's Eve
23/06/2011|Jeopardy!|THE VEGETABLE GARDEN|$600|medium|These annelid creatures improve the soil, so take a census of them in a batch of earth & add mulch if needed|earthworms
18/04/2006|Jeopardy!|STATE OF DISASTER|$200|easy|There have been numerous avalanches in the Cascade Range's Stevens Pass in this state|Washington
25/09/1997|Jeopardy!|LAND FORMATIONS|$100|easy|These include Cod, Horn & of Good Hope|Capes
13/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE PLAY TITLE|$400|easy|Howard Sackler's 'The Great White _____'|Hope
04/11/2008|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$200|easy|It can be a permanent coloring, or a cube with dots--roll again|dye/die
22/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|HALF-BROTHERS|$200|easy|Soon after his father's death in 1743, he went to live with half-brother Lawrence at Mount Vernon|George Washington
09/12/2009|Jeopardy!|THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR|$600|medium|Supporters of the government were known as Loyalists or as these, also an American political party|Republicans
23/02/2004|Jeopardy!|SO. CAL.|$200|easy|Specialty of Rubin's Red Hots & Tail O' The Pup|hot dogs
11/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|DESPOTS & DICTATORS|$400|easy|Volgograd used to be named after this dictator|Stalin
12/02/2003|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'Z'|$400|easy|Gold Rush is a variety of this Italian squash but with yellowish skin|zucchini
28/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|STATE QUARTERS|$2000|hard|A portion of Crater Lake, including Wizard Island|Oregon
30/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE KINGS OF ENGLAND|$400|easy|2 years after becoming king in 1413, Henry V declared war on this country|France
14/02/1990|Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$500|medium|The English translation of this Debussy work's title is 'Moonlight'|Clair de Lune
30/01/2006|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGE|$1000|hard|We took the word nirvana from this classical language|Sanskrit
19/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'MAL' PRACTICE|$400|easy|'He's the very pineapple of politeness' is an example of this|a malapropism
04/02/2003|Jeopardy!|TELL 'EM WHAT THEY'VE WON, JOHNNY|$200|easy|Walt Disney won a record 14 of these statuettes now given out in March|Oscars
14/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IN AN EMERGENCY|$2000|hard|If you smell the mercaptans that are deliberately added to this, get out of the house|natural gas
06/02/2001|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAIRS|$300|easy|Seen here, they were quite a pair|Laurel & Hardy
03/09/1997|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE DUNGEON|$300|easy|A flogging with this multi-colored whip may leave you with a different type of scratch fever|Cat O' Nine Tails
10/10/2002|Jeopardy!|ARACHNIDS|$200|easy|Insects have compound ones; arachnids have simple ones|eyes
14/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN AUTHORS|$400|easy|The success of 'Little Women' prompted her to write in her journal, 'paid up all the debts, thank the lord!'|Louisa May Alcott
05/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$600|medium|In 1918 he was born the son of a Tembu chief in what's now Eastern Cape province|Nelson Mandela
23/06/2004|Jeopardy!|MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING|$800|hard|Perseus had a hat & Harry Potter had a cloak that made them this|invisible
17/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE STARS SPEAK|$400|easy|He admitted that he didn't read all of 'The Lord of the Rings' before agreeing to play Frodo|Elijah Wood
03/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CHEKHOV, PLEASE|$400|easy|The title characters of this Chekhov play also have a brother named Andrey|The Three Sisters
10/05/2001|Jeopardy!|DIXIE CHICKS|$500|medium|Born in Tuscumbia, Alabama on June 27, 1880, she lost her sight & hearing by age 1 1/2|Helen Keller
04/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE JEOPARDY! TIME MACHINE|$1200|hard|Let's go back to 1820 for some literary talk with this Romantic poet; don't mind his coughing|Keats
18/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|EDUCATION|$800|hard|U.S. kindergarten founder Elizabeth Peabody was the first to publish this Thoreau essay|Civil Disobedience
20/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$2000|hard|Nixon's Secretary of State, he once quipped, 'There cannot be a crisis next week.  My schedule is already full'|Kissinger
27/04/2009|Final Jeopardy!|MOVIE DIRECTORS|None|None|Since 1971 he has directed only 6 films, but those 6 have averaged more than $283 million each at the box office|George Lucas
21/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT REBELLION|$400|easy|China, 1900: 'Fighters' versus foreigners & Christians|the Boxer Rebellion
03/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEATLES NO. 1 HITS|$1000|hard|This song from 'Let It Be' was the Beatles' 20th & final No. 1 single in the U.S.|The Long And Winding Road
28/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|1850s AMERICA|$1600|hard|This poet wrote to Emerson of his intent to confront people with 'an American rude tongue'|Walt Whitman
14/11/1994|Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$400|easy|Truman said, 'It's a recession when your neighbor loses his job, it's' this 'when you lose your own'|Depression
19/03/2009|Jeopardy!|WORDS IN TOURNAMENT|$400|easy|Things get dull when you 'fall into' this furrow in the ground|a rut
04/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS & ENDS WITH 'O'|$400|easy|The first 3 Holy Roman emperors, father, son & grandson, shared this name|Otto
22/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$400|easy|Jason spurned her for a king's daughter named Creusa|Medea
24/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN WHO ROCK|$400|easy|Like Aretha Franklin, these sisters, Ruth, Jane & Anita, are the daughters of a minister|The Pointer Sisters
24/05/2004|Jeopardy!|LEFT, RIGHT OR CENTER|$600|medium|The Brits spell it differently|center
08/07/2010|Jeopardy!|I WANNA WATCH TV!|$200|easy|Miranda Cosgrove plays a teen webcaster on this show|iCarly
14/11/1986|Jeopardy!|THOSE DARN ETRUSCANS|$500|medium|Fufluns was the Etruscan counterpart of this Greco-Roman god of grape guzzling|Dionysus
19/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYBODY LOVES RAY BRADBURY|$400|easy|'Dandelion Wine' is based on Bradbury's own childhood in Waukegan in this state|Illinois
27/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LIT|$1000|hard|In works by John Milton, this was 'Lost' in 1667 but 'Regained' in 1671|Paradise
13/11/2000|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER SPANISH WORDS|$100|easy|No bull, it's 'Bravo!'|Ole!
14/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LEFT FIELD|$3000|hard|Elected to the Senate in 1970, he was No. 2 on the 1988 Democratic ticket|Lloyd Bentsen
02/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE U.N.|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from next to a big bell in New York.) The Japanese Peace Bell is rung twice a year: when the General Assembly opens, and on the first day of this season|spring
07/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S GOTTA HURT!|$1600|hard|A sledgehammer to this insulin-producing organ; the duodenum loops around it & both hate being hit by a sledgehammer|the pancreas
12/03/1997|Jeopardy!|WHEAT|$300|easy|This embryo of the wheat seed is a rich source of vitamin E|Germ
09/06/2006|Jeopardy!|SING SING|$1000|hard|The gal seen here wanted candy & fronted this '80s band that was organized by Malcolm McLaren|Bow Wow Wow
04/07/2002|Jeopardy!|CHICKEN À LA KING SHOPPING LIST|$200|easy|You may want chicken described with these 2 words, meaning the bird lived relatively unconfined|free range
15/06/2010|Jeopardy!|CALL SOMEONE WHO CARES|$400|easy|To find out how to help a kid & become a youth mentor, call this group at (215) 567-7000 or go to bbbs.org|Big Brothers Big Sisters
02/04/1997|Jeopardy!|BEER|$200|easy|Cutter, O'Douls & Sharp's are this type of beer|Non-alcoholic beers
07/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DEFENESTRATION IN CINEMA|$800|hard|In this Bruce Willis movie, the villain goes out the window of the Nakatomi building, gun in hand|Die Hard
27/04/2007|Jeopardy!|IN THE MIDDLE OF THE STATE|$600|medium|I'll never 'sour' on this state|Missouri
20/02/2001|Jeopardy!|IT'S A 'DOG's LIFE|$300|easy|A swimming stroke often used by beginners|dog paddle
26/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE RIVER|$2000|hard|With its tributaries, this eastern Canadian river is navigable for more than 1,900 miles|the Saint Lawrence
15/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'C' AROUND US|$2000|hard|In a Chekhov play, this title part of a family's estate is reluctantly put on the auction block|The Cherry Orchard
27/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE 5 BEETLES|$1000|hard|Labor hard and tells us the name of the beetles seen here named for a mythological hero|the hercules beetle
26/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FURNITURE|$1000|hard|It's French for a secretary or writing desk|Escritoire
29/12/2008|Jeopardy!|A MUSICAL MENU|$400|easy|General Mills makes this snack with an unusual funnel shape in 6 flavors|Bugles
10/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY BOOKS|$200|easy|In 1986 & 1987 this comic topped the bestseller list with 'Fatherhood' & 'Time Flies'|Bill Cosby
22/03/1994|Jeopardy!|ALASKA|$200|easy|This chain of islands is partly in the Eastern and partly in the Western Hemisphere|the Aleutians
20/02/2001|Jeopardy!|IT'S A 'DOG's LIFE|$200|easy|To be here is to be in great disfavor or trouble|the doghouse
11/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE FROM USC|$800|hard|(I'm Julie Chen.)  I host the CBS reality show 'Big Brother', whose title was inspired by this British author|(George) Orwell
27/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS & FIRST LADIES|$800|hard|He wrote the letters collected in the book 'Dear Bess'|Harry Truman
15/06/2005|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RHYME TIME|$600|medium|Jane or Keri's old-fashioned booty boosters|Russell's bustles
30/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'SPIN' CITY|$400|easy|The PR guy whose job it is to put bad news in the best possible light|a spin doctor
20/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DOCUMENTARIES|$5000|hard|Michael Moore's documentary about the American health care system had this 5-letter title|Sicko
14/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$200|easy|He didn't lead the march on Rome in 1922; he waited in Milan until he got the 'all clear' & then went|Benito Mussolini
21/04/1997|Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$500|medium|Antigens designated by these 2 letters determine blood types|A & B
01/04/1998|Jeopardy!|FOOLS|$500|medium|3 men from Yemen sued NASA in July 1997 claiming this probe was trespassing on their planet: Mars|Pathfinder
03/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|Part of this Robert Louis Stevenson tale takes place in a sinister house called the 'Laboratory'|Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
08/05/1997|Jeopardy!|NOVELS & NOVELISTS|$300|easy|This British author wrote 'The War in the Air' as well as 'The War of the Worlds'|H.G. Wells
22/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|I REFUSE|$1000|hard|After refusing to take an oath denying Papal supremacy, he was beheaded at London July 6, 1535|St. Thomas More
26/11/2009|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL FARM|$600|medium|The crested this is the biggest African rodent, & has a really good defense system, too|the crested porcupine
08/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC DATES|$1200|hard|On March 10, 1876 this inventor transmitted the first telephone message: 'Mr. Watson, come here! I want you'|(Alexander Graham) Bell
14/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NUCLEAR PHYSICS|$400|easy|In 1905 at his house in Switzerland, this German physicist wrote his theory of relativity|Einstein
12/04/2011|Jeopardy!|WHO'D YOU KILL TO GET THAT JOB?|$200|easy|He led Charles I's trial & execution in 1649 & later became Lord Protector; sometimes it's not good to be the king|Oliver Cromwell
12/12/2006|Jeopardy!|I LOVE YOU GUYS|$800|hard|Wo ie ni|Chinese
06/10/1999|Jeopardy!|CHRONICLES|$100|easy|You'll find the deeds of Emperor Jimmu in the 'Nihon Shoki', or 'Chronicle of' this country|Japan
08/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'I' SAY|$2200|hard|First title 'Poem of the Body', this 'charged' Walt Whitman poem got its present 5-word title in 1857|I Sing the Body Electric
26/04/2010|Jeopardy!|1990s BESTSELLERS|$600|medium|It's an open & shut case: his 'Runaway Jury' was the bestselling hardback fiction work of 1996|John Grisham
04/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PARENT & CHILD NOBEL WINNERS|$2000|hard|Arthur Kornberg won for showing how DNA duplicates in bacteria; son Roger's work was on the conversion of DNA into this|RNA
12/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|METRICKY PROBLEMS|$3000|hard|That grain of salt you're taking is just .0648 of this basic metric unit|gram
09/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'TO' & 'FRO'|$400|easy|This injury from low temperatures can lead to gangrene|frostbite
17/05/2004|Jeopardy!|J.R.R. TOLKIEN|$1000|hard|This prequel to 'The Lord of the Rings' was published posthumously in 1977|The Silmarillion
05/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$600|medium|Before 'Les Miserables', he attacked the French penal system in the novel 'Claude Gueux'|Victor Hugo
24/10/2006|Jeopardy!|BRIT SPEAK|$400|easy|It's the 4-letter term Londoners use for the subway|the Tube
25/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CALL ME W|$800|hard|'Perfection...it is apt to be dull', wrote this author of 'Of Human Bondage'|W. Somerset Maugham
24/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$1000|hard|This 13th century English philosopher predicted there would be cars, airplanes & ships without rowers|Roger Bacon
11/07/2005|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN SLOGAN YEARS|$400|easy|'All the way with LBJ'|1964
27/12/2010|Jeopardy!|'POWER' LIFTING|$200|easy|The ability to refrain from eating that big slice of chocolate cake while on a diet|willpower
06/02/1997|Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$100|easy|The American branch of this group gives the Charles Drew Award for contribution to blood services|American Red Cross
07/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|A Lerner & Loewe musical about a lovely insect who flies away home|My Fair Ladybug
16/11/1999|Jeopardy!|WHILE YOU'RE ON HOLD|$200|easy|A bad gardener's hold music could be this song|Where Have All the Flowers Gone?
11/11/2005|Jeopardy!|WEBSITES|$600|medium|Created in 2003, this site where 27 million people have home pages passed Google in hits in 2005|MySpace
26/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S FILMS|$2000|hard|A 2001 crime comedy: 'Scotland, Pa.'|Macbeth
10/11/2010|Jeopardy!|KITES|$400|easy|Isaac Asimov's book 'The Kite that Won the Revolution' told the story of this man & his kite experiments|Benjamin Franklin
02/07/2010|Jeopardy!|ANTEBELLUM ROBERT E. LEE|$400|easy|Robert E. Lee was born Jan. 19, 1807 at Stratford Hall, the Lee family estate in Northern Virginia on the banks of this river|the Potomac
05/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PUBERTY RITUALS|$1600|hard|In Thailand Poy Sang Long temporarily makes boys into these religious men, including shaving their heads|monks
22/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ADVERBS|$800|hard|Take an adverb meaning 'close', add -ly & you get this adverb meaning 'almost'|Nearly
11/05/2006|Jeopardy!|LOVE SONGS IN GERMAN|$400|easy|The Partridge Family: 'Ich Denke Ich Liebe Dich'|I Think I Love You
10/11/1999|Jeopardy!|CIVIL WAR SONGS|$200|easy|Mine eyes have seen that Julia Ward Howe wrote the words to this Union 'hymn'|The Battle Hymn of the Republic
18/07/2007|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$200|easy|This restaurant's Original Recipe features a secret blend of 11 herbs & spices|KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken)
03/05/2005|Jeopardy!|TERRE HAUTE CUISINE|$600|medium|The culinary delights of U.S. 41 include this pizza chain founded by John Schnatter downstate in Jeffersonville, In.|Papa John's
28/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'MATE'|$800|hard|A deadlock in which no action can be taken|a stalemate
30/01/2009|Final Jeopardy!|WEAPONS OF WORLD WAR II|None|None|This nickname given a bomber at a 1935 test flight reflected the early belief that it wouldn't need fighter protection|the Flying Fortress
25/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BABY, YOU CAN DRIVE MY CAR|$800|hard|Consider going green, baby, by driving this hybrid model seen here|a Prius
11/02/2000|Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$400|easy|Italy is seeking a new caretaker for this historical site which, like Pompeii, was buried by Mount Vesuvius|Herculaneum
25/03/2004|Jeopardy!|GERMAN WORDS & PHRASES|$600|medium|Germans call this holiday Neujahrstag|New Year's Day
16/01/2006|Jeopardy!|SCI-FI MOVIES BY CHARACTER|$1000|hard|1951: Professor Jacob Barnhardt, Gort, Klaatu|The Day the Earth Stood Still
04/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD 'C'ITIES|$800|hard|It's the largest city in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia|Cologne
07/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN-AMERICAN WRITERS|$2000|hard|She co-wrote the screen adaptation of her 1996 novel 'How Stella Got Her Groove Back'|Terry McMillan
18/06/1999|Jeopardy!|STATE OBJECTS|$200|easy|If things pan out, you'l discover this is the state mineral of Alaska|Gold
04/07/2006|Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$200|easy|Longfellow wrote, 'Tell me not' that 'life is but an empty' this|dream
26/01/2000|Jeopardy!|WATERY NAMES|$300|easy|Harrison Ford's son in 'The Mosquito Coast', he was a young Harrison Ford in the third Indiana Jones movie|River Phoenix
04/03/1998|Jeopardy!|MOVIE STARS|$200|easy|Teri Garr played Dustin Hoffman's neglected girlfriend in this 1982 comedy; what a 'drag'!|Tootsie
10/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE HARP|$800|hard|The orchestral harp has 7 double-action ones, each controlling one string in every octave|pedals
28/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THEY WILL 'UM'|$1200|hard|If someone is rude to you, you might 'take' this feeling of displeasure|umbrage
08/10/2007|Jeopardy!|THIS MEANS WAR!|$600|medium|This future state declared its independence in 1836 during a war with Mexico|Texas
25/07/2007|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$400|easy|The 'Citrus Obsession' version of this classic Mattel doll is scented to smell like a piece of fruit|Barbie
04/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|2 MILLION|$800|hard|Joseph Pulitzer game $2 million to this college in part to establish a school of journalism|Columbia
26/03/1998|Jeopardy!|PUT 'IT'|$200|easy|A homer, a murder or a visit to a World Wide Web site|Hit
16/02/2007|Jeopardy!|U.S.A.|$200|easy|The ski resorts Alta & Snowbird are within 30 miles of this capital of Utah|Salt Lake City
03/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NEXT IN LINE, PLEASE|$200|easy|Mondale, Bush, Quayle...|Al Gore
29/04/2010|Jeopardy!|THE NEW TESTAMENT|$1000|hard|Among miracles in Capernaum was healing the servant of this Roman soldier who displayed deep faith in him|the centurion
31/01/2000|Jeopardy!|NAME|$300|easy|Go to Ellen in the name books & you'll find it's a form of this name from Greek myth|Helen
17/06/1993|Jeopardy!|JOURNALISM 101|$300|easy|The author's name printed with the story|a byline
23/04/2003|Jeopardy!|AIRLINES|$600|medium|Richard Branson has called this airline 'My baby...and...something I am enormously proud of'|Virgin Atlantic
25/06/2009|Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL WORKS' OTHER NAMES|$1000|hard|Shostakovich's Symphony No. 7 in C major is better known by this name, the city under Nazi siege while he wrote it|the 'Leningrad Symphony'
26/02/1999|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATIONS|$200|easy|On television: CNN|the Cable News Network
19/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THIS SIDE OF PARASITES|$2000|hard|You can 'vent' this soft, ductless organ that fights infection with parasite detection|spleen
15/10/1998|Jeopardy!|A HAIRY CATEGORY|$400|easy|It's the 'court'ly cut seen here|Page boy
09/02/2000|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$500|medium|The world's fourth-largest island, it lies off the southeast coast of Africa|Madagascar
10/11/1986|Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICA|$500|medium|Because this smallest relative of the llama produces world's finest wool, it's now endangered|vicuna
12/03/1999|Jeopardy!|GREAT BRITS|$200|easy|On the first day of its publication in 1859, all 1,250 copies of his 'On the Origin of Species' sold out|Charles Darwin
07/06/2004|Jeopardy!|'60s SITCOMS|$1000|hard|Jackie Coogan's most famous TV role was this electrifying character on 'The Addams Family'|Uncle Fester
13/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$600|medium|This 1941 act enabled the U.S. to become the 'Arsenal of Democracy'|The Lend-Lease Act
12/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE & TV MONSTERS|$800|hard|This 'Mighty Morphin' group battles against monsters & demons unleashed by Queen Bansheera|the Power Rangers
04/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PLANTS & TREES|$600|medium|It can mean any umbrella-shaped fungus or inedible mushroom|Toadstool
21/02/2007|Jeopardy!|SOUND LIKE A LOCAL|$400|easy|To pass for a native of Danvers, Massachusetts, don't pronounce this letter in the town's name|the R (the 'Ah')
12/04/2000|Jeopardy!|SNACKIN' ON|$100|easy|The black type of this rubbery cinema treat is flavored with the root of a plant of the same name|Licorice
06/09/1996|Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$100|easy|A toast to this state calls it 'where the corn is full of kernels and the colonels full of corn'|Kentucky
22/09/2004|Jeopardy!|GAME OVER|$200|easy|Your fighter, thief & wizard split the treasure & calculate their experience in this role-playing game created in 1974|Dungeons and Dragons
12/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WOMEN|$1500|hard|She published her first book 'Contemporary Women Artists', to raise money for the Carmelite order|Sister Wendy
18/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|YOU GOT AN F MINUS!|$400|easy|Norse mariner Mr. Eriksson's first name, sans F, is tropical neckwear|Leif & lei
27/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$1600|hard|The name of this African equine comes from the Portuguese for 'wild ass'|a zebra
14/03/2011|Jeopardy!|OLYMPIC TRACK & FIELD RECORDS|$400|easy|7'10'' by Charles Austin|the high jump
19/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$600|medium|In this 1952 short story, Hemingway wrote, 'A man can be destroyed but not defeated'|The Old Man and the Sea
11/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PISTOL PETE|$1600|hard|Also referred to as potassium nitrate or niter, this mineral was once used in gunpowder|saltpeter
09/03/2005|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|It's another name for the killer whale|an orca
11/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN FOLKLORE|$1000|hard|This Texas cowboy who used a Bowie knife as a teething ring was created by journalist Edward O'Reilly in 1923|Pecos Bill
08/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER AT THE MOVIES|$2000|hard|John Belushi & the boys set up their fraternity in the museum where crazy Vincent Price turns people into figurines|Animal House of Wax
29/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S  LITERATURE|$600|medium|'The Comic Adventures of' this elderly woman 'and her Dog' were first published in 1805|Old Mother Hubbard
26/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINES|$400|easy|Motrin works to bring down this, which is simply an above-normal body temperature|fever
23/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$2000|hard|The Gulf of California is also known as the Sea of this man who reached that gulf in 1535|Cortez
22/11/2000|Jeopardy!|MOVIE QUOTES|$300|easy|1972: 'Someday, and that day may never come, I'll call upon you to do a service...'|The Godfather
03/11/2011|Jeopardy!|GOING TO PIECES|$200|easy|This type of 'piece' sounds like a smoking pipe, but it's an article written to flatter or glorify the subject|a puff piece
06/02/2004|Jeopardy!|LEGS & THE WOMAN|$600|medium|A 1984 video by this band featured some great legs, if you weren't distracted by the red 1933 coupe|ZZ Top
22/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|MONTHS|$800|hard|The Greeks honored Demeter & the Romans honored Ceres during this harvest month|September
12/11/1997|Jeopardy!|ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY|$200|easy|The memorial to the crew of this space shuttle is inscribed with a quotation from the poem 'High Flight'|Challenger
07/10/1997|Jeopardy!|THE FALL CLASSIC|$100|easy|In 1932 he pointed to the stands & hit the ball there--or maybe he just gestured at the Cubs' bench|Babe Ruth
15/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'L' YOU SAY|$2000|hard|From an ancient Greek region, this adjective means 'concise', 'using few words'|laconic
08/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BEAUTY & THE GREEK|$1200|hard|Plato said this Greek love goddess was actually 2 individuals: Urania & Pandemos|Aphrodite
30/04/2003|Jeopardy!|CATS ALL, FOLKS|$400|easy|Proverbially, this type of inquisitiveness is what 'killed the cat'|curiosity
28/04/2008|Jeopardy!|FILL THE 'BIL'|$400|easy|He has a riddle contest with Gollum in 'The Hobbit'|Bilbo
24/05/2005|Jeopardy!|COMPOUND WORDS|$800|hard|A piece of furniture, such as a bookcase, with a projecting central section|breakfront
24/12/1998|Jeopardy!|DISNEY MOVIES|$300|easy|The costumes Julie Andrews wore in this 1964 film were designed by her first husband, Tony Walton|Mary Poppins
21/10/2005|Jeopardy!|BRING YOUR 'A' GAME|$600|medium|Give him a beer!  This patriot became tax collector of Boston in 1756|Samuel Adams
18/09/1997|Jeopardy!|LABOR PAINS|$400|easy|A series of 1995 raids in California found dozens of Thai immigrants working in these substandard garment factories|Sweatshops
14/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$800|hard|There's a tomb of the unknown soldiers of the Revolutionary War in this N.Y. city that wasn't built in a day|Rome, New York
12/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MATH|$1600|hard|Jean Poncelet's work on conic sections helped found the 'projective' form of this branch of mathematics|geometry
08/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN AUTHORS|$1200|hard|Susan & Benjamin Cheever, children of this short story master, are both authors as well|John Cheever
28/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE TESTAMENT|$800|hard|'For Sarah conceived, and bare Abraham a son in his old age at the set time of which God had spoken to him'|Genesis
15/11/2002|Jeopardy!|THE PREZ SAYS|$1000|hard|Teddy Roosevelt: 'Let Congress debate, and while the debate goes on' this building project 'does also'|Panama Canal
26/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WE'RE IN SEINE!|$3000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew on the banks of the Seine in Paris)  Following her death on May 30, 1431, her ashes were thrown into the Seine River|Joan of Arc
04/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE POSITIVE|$2400|hard|Oprah has unlocked this, a book by Rhonda Byrne about using positive visualization to achieve success|The Secret
02/01/2008|Jeopardy!|CRAIGS LIST|$1000|hard|Craig Bierko played Max Baer in this 2005 film about Depression-era boxer Jim Braddock|Cinderella Man
10/01/2007|Jeopardy!|SPORTS BARRIERS|$200|easy|In 1920 he became the first Major-League player to exceed 30, 40 & 50 home runs in a season|Babe Ruth
21/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ART 'C'|$1200|hard|Bulgarian-born 'wrap' artist|Cristo
01/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FACE BOOK|$2000|hard|The heroine of Toni Morrison's first novel wants the blondest hair & this feature, the book's title|the bluest eye
03/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE FILM TITLE|$1200|hard|1991: 'Truly, Madly...'|Deeply
12/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NORTH KOREA|$200|easy|North Korea came into political being following the division of the Korean peninsula at the end of this war|World War II
19/01/1993|Double Jeopardy!|LYRICISTS|$200|easy|'Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head' won 1969 Oscars for Burt Bacharach and this lyricist|Hal David
14/01/1998|Jeopardy!|CARTOONS|$600|medium|Characters from this Nickelodeon show are seen here: [Lil, Phil, Chuckie & Tommy]|Rugrats
20/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA CHARACTERS|$800|hard|Yum-Yum, who is due to marry Ko-Ko, falls in love with the minstrel Nanki-Poo in this operetta|The Mikado
12/12/2005|Final Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY LIT|None|None|This work says, 'Man is not truly one, but truly two...  I learned to recognize the... primitive duality of man'|Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
12/10/2011|Jeopardy!|BUCHANAN, JAMES BUCHANAN|$400|easy|Edward, one of James' brothers, married a sister of this 'Camptown Races' composer|(Stephen) Foster
15/03/1999|Jeopardy!|CURSES!|$500|medium|One of this former Pinkerton detective's first hard-boiled novels was 'The Dain Curse'|Dashiell Hammett
18/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'VE BEEN EXILED|$1600|hard|During exile in the U.S. in 1915, ex-prez Victoriano Huerta of this country was thrown in prison|Mexico
13/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AN 'A' IN SCIENCE|$1600|hard|It's the fancy way of saying the white of an egg|albumen
08/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORING AFRICA|$800|hard|John Hanning Speke accompanied him twice on explorations into Africa's interior, reaching Lake Tanganyika|Sir Richard Burton
24/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN POEMS|$1600|hard|In a poem on this Italiah city, Wordsworth wrote, 'She must espouse the everlasting sea'|Venice
01/07/2010|Jeopardy!|'HOLE'-Y|$1000|hard|Reports differ on how many British prisoners in 1756 were locked in & lost their lives in what's known as this|the Black Hole of Calcutta
18/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EARTH SCIENCE|$600|medium|Ranking below anthracite, it's the most common type of coal|Bituminous
15/03/2000|Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$100|easy|In Chinese cooking, a hearty pork soup is called 'Hot &' this|Sour
26/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TV THINGS IN COMMON|$800|hard|Pulau Tiga, Vanuatu & Palau have all been locales for this long-running show|Survivor
06/04/2004|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES BY CITY|$200|easy|Bremen, Kiel, Worms|Germany
30/01/2001|Jeopardy!|MAGIC|$500|medium|'Magic Man' & 'Street Magic' are TV specials featuring this young trickster|David Blaine
19/03/2004|Jeopardy!|FOOD AROUND THE USA|$200|easy|A big copper pot called a chaudiere is the source of the name of this New England soup|chowder
09/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SAY HELLO TO OUR FEATHERED FRIENDS|$1600|hard|A gland near birdie's tail is called the oil gland or this, the activity the oil is used for|preening
21/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TV THEME LYRICS|$2000|hard|'We don't get fooled again, don't get fooled again.  No, no'|CSI: Miami
09/06/2010|Jeopardy!|READ ALL OVER|$800|hard|One of the most translated authors in the world is this founder of Dianetics & Scientology|L. Ron Hubbard
05/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$200|easy|When this organ churns & makes perisstaltic waves, some people say it's 'growling'|Stomach
09/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|M*A*S*H|$800|hard|Harry Morgan earned 8 Emmy nominations as this Colonel, scoring a win in 1980|Colonel Potter
20/01/2004|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH|$800|hard|At one time, W was the managing general partner of this baseball team|the Texas Rangers
12/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|EDWARD ALBEE|$800|hard|When Albee was honored by this center in 1996, Pres. Clinton said, 'In your rebellion the Amer. theater was reborn'|the Kennedy Center
25/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WE'RE TALKING BASEBALL|$1200|hard|We bet you know that he's Major League Baseball's all-time singles leader at 3,215|Pete Rose
19/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ABBR.|$800|hard|Postal abbreviation of the state whose largest city is Burlington|VT
20/03/2008|Jeopardy!|NUMERICAL PHRASES|$400|easy|The violence in 'Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom' led to the creation of this rating in 1984|PG-13
07/05/1999|Jeopardy!|IT'S NOT ALEX TREBEK|$400|easy|It's not me in the 1959 photo seen here, but it is this debatable Soviet leader|Nikita Khrushchev
13/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOLECULAR WORLD|$1000|hard|This molecule seen here puts nitrogen into fertilizer & zing into household cleaners|NH3 (Ammonia)
24/03/1998|Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN POWER|$500|medium|This NFL team owner moved her team from California to Missouri|Georgia Rosenbloom (Frontiere)
24/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHY|$400|easy|Anti-civilization philosopher Jean-Jacques Rosseau advocated man's 'Return to' this|Nature
16/03/2010|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN PRESIDENT: THE SOAP OPERA|$1000|hard|The President was dead.  He was top dog now.  & he had a Nobel Peace Prize to win, & a canal to build in Central America|Teddy Roosevelt
09/12/2010|Jeopardy!|THERE'S A SEXY CATEGORY!|$200|easy|In 2010 this singer made a surprise appearance during Jay-Z's set at Coachella; how'd Jay ever get her to show?|Beyoncé
26/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$2000|hard|This 19th century inventor's notable portraits included those of the Marquis de Lafayette & William Cullen Bryant|Samuel Morse
13/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE ART WORLD|$1200|hard|17th century artist born in Delft known for his paintings that have a cool, silvery light|Jan Vermeer
13/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'AND' READ|$1000|hard|Logically, this 1862 Turgenev novel addresses generational conflict|Fathers And Sons
21/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE RADIO ALPHABET|$2000|hard|They're the 2 dances on the list|tango & foxtrot
17/04/1990|Jeopardy!|'BLUE' MOVIES|$400|easy|1 of the 2 Elvis Presley films that fit the category|'Blue Hawaii' & 'G.I. Blues'
15/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT STORIES|$400|easy|Among the members of the Glass family in his stories are Buddy, Seymour, Franny & Zoey|J.D. Salinger
10/09/2002|Jeopardy!|ALSO AN AUTO|$600|medium|One might think that this make of Ford runs best from April 20 to May 20|Taurus
16/11/1987|Jeopardy!|SPORTS STADIUMS|$100|easy|This Detroit stadium was formerly called Bennett Park, then Navin Field, then Briggs Stadium|Tiger Stadium
06/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|JAZZ|$600|medium|The 1966 biography of this jazz pianist was titled 'Ain't Misbehavin''|Fats Waller
03/10/1996|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$100|easy|Hirsutism is having more than the normal amount of this|hair
21/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$2000|hard|Literally 'blow of mercy', this French phrase is used for any decisive stroke|coup de grace
23/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL SCIENCEY & STUFF|$2000|hard|5 of the brightest stars in this constellation form a large, irregular 'W'; the honoree might have liked a 'C'|Cassiopeia
17/11/1999|Jeopardy!|HIRSCHFELD|$300|easy|No kidding!  This funnyman often gets conducted for the New York Philharmonic|Danny Kaye
10/02/1986|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT|$200|easy|Vermont is known for these gatherings considered the purest form of democracy|the town meeting
04/10/1996|Jeopardy!|THE 1820s|$100|easy|On October 27, 1822 a 280-mile section of the Erie Canal opened between Rochester & this capital|Albany
15/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC|$200|easy|Ancient city seen here (the Colosseum is in the middle) in a National Geographic illustration|Rome
12/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|FINE CHINA|$200|easy|Circa 1800, Josiah Spode II created this by adding powdered bone to hard-paste porcelain|bone china
19/01/1993|Double Jeopardy!|EMPERORS|$1000|hard|When named Roman emperor he was hiding; Caligula had just been killed & he thought he was next to die|Claudius
27/11/1996|Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$500|medium|He composed his 'Leningrad Symphony' during the World War II siege of Leningrad|Dmitri Shostakovich
24/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'D'-RIGEUR|$1200|hard|The Innocence Project works to exonerate the wrongfully convicted using this 3-letter type of evidence|DNA
24/03/2010|Final Jeopardy!|ANIMATED MOVIES|None|None|The answer to the title of this Oscar winner is Judge Doom|Who Framed Roger Rabbit
05/03/1990|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RELATIVES|$300|easy|David Canary, who's seen on 'All My Children', claims to be a descendant of this famous frontierswoman|Calamity Jane (Martha Jane Canary)
21/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ACROSS THE UNIVERSE|$1600|hard|A star figure known as the Northern Cross appears in this constellation, the swan|Cygnus
03/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MAY-DECEMBER MOVIES|$600|medium|In 'Atlantic City', Burt Lancaster watches her rub herself with lemons & falls in love|Susan Sarandon
14/10/2002|Jeopardy!|DIAMONDBACKS|$800|hard|Like most boas, diamondback snakes are viviparous, which means this|they give birth to live young
24/01/1997|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|To kick a football|Punt
03/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THIRD BASE|$600|medium|The Red Cross once considered the non-religious red diamond as a third symbol to join the red cross & this|the red crescent
24/03/2006|Jeopardy!|A LIFE OF CRIME|$800|hard|Hanged in 1912, Thomas Jennings was the USA's first criminal convicted using this evidence unique to each of us|fingerprints
29/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NERVE-ANA|$1600|hard|The first cranial nerve, also called this sensory nerve, ends in the nasal cavity|the olfactory nerve
13/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CONVERSATIONS|$800|hard|George W. Bush said that at 40 he gave up booze & renewed his faith after a conversation with this evangelist|Billy Graham
07/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BLOODSUCKERS|$2000|hard|When this eel-like fish bites & attaches itself to another fish, an anticoagulating fluid keeps the wound open|a lamprey
23/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARY THEATRE|$1200|hard|In 2001 Marlo Thomas got all dolled up to play this 'Valley of the Dolls' author in the play 'Paper Doll'|Jacqueline Susann
22/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|“WH”AT IS IT?|$800|hard|Look!  Up in the sky!  It's a helicopter!  No, it's this slang term for helicopter|whirlybird
28/06/2007|Jeopardy!|FEELING 'BLUE'?|$600|medium|Perk yourself up by walking across the mile-high swinging bridge on Grandfather Mountain in this range|Blue Ridge
08/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FRUIT|$200|easy|About 50% of the U.S. orange crop is of this variety that shares its name with a Spanish city|Valencia
17/04/1990|Jeopardy!|'BLUE' MOVIES|$200|easy|In this 1930 film Marlene Dietrich played Lola-Lola, a sultry cabaret singer|The Blue Angel
26/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|I'M GETTING SPACED OUT!|$1200|hard|It was big science news in 1998 when a fourth ring was discovered around this gigantic planet|Jupiter
15/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN CONGLOMERATES|$1000|hard|This company specializes in delicate, ornate 18th century artwork featuring shells & foliage|Rococo
09/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|VIRAL VIDEO|$800|hard|Cujo had this viral disease|rabies
24/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|STARS ON THE MAP|$1000|hard|Once called Niislel Khurehch, meaning 'capital of Mongolia', it was given its present name in 1924|Ulan Bator
15/03/1999|Jeopardy!|KNOWN BY THEIR INITIALS|$100|easy|Showman  Phineas Taylor...|P.T. Barnum
05/12/2002|Jeopardy!|Q WITHOUT U|$200|easy|This adjective refers to a keyboard that's like a traditional typewriter with 6 particular letters at the upper left|QWERTY
01/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|1984|$400|easy|This science fact & fiction writer published his 300th book which he called 'Opus 300'|Isaac Asimov
22/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SHOW ME THE MONEY SLANG|$1100|hard|Mollusks of the class Pelecypoda|clams
04/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$1000|hard|In this type of sculpture, an image is slightly raised above a flat surface|High relief
08/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|VIDEOASIS|$800|hard|The mastery of this zither-like instrument of Japan takes years of practice|Koto
09/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN NOVELS|$400|easy|A series of travel guides provides the title of this 1985 Anne Tyler novel|The Accidental Tourist
10/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS|$1000|hard|This paper has the largest Sunday circulation in New England|The Boston Globe
08/11/2005|Jeopardy!|THE STARS|$600|medium|This measure of star brightness is symbolized with a small m if it's apparent, a big M if it's absolute|magnitude
16/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS WHO ACT|$400|easy|Bette Midler sang in the chorus of this Broadway musical before she moved up to the role of Tzeitel|Fiddler On The Roof
19/09/2006|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL QUOTES|$200|easy|'And it came to pass at the end of forty days, that' he 'opened the window of the ark which he had made'|Noah
15/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$2000|hard|From 1617 to 1642 everyone was keeping up with this Jones, surveyor of works to the British Crown|Inigo
08/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR! OSCAR!|$2000|hard|He earned Oscar nominations for producing 'The Color Purple' & for composing its score|Quincy Jones
03/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BRIEF BIOS|$1000|hard|Born 1903, untouchable in Chicago, cleaned up Cleveland, died 1957|Eliot Ness
10/09/1984|Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$500|medium|World's largest lake, nearly 5 times as big as Superior|the Caspian Sea
07/04/1988|Jeopardy!|VIENNA|$100|easy|The Viennese version of this dance was so fast it made dancers dizzy|the waltz
16/03/2009|Jeopardy!|PREZ DISPENSERS|$800|hard|In 1995 Aleksander Kwasniewski defeated this incumbent|Lech Walesa
17/03/2009|Jeopardy!|THE JOHN C. FREMONT EXPERIENCE|$200|easy|In 1856 Fremont, the first Republican candidate for president, lost to this Democrat|Buchanan
14/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN ARTS AND ARTISTS|$1200|hard|In the 1500s Isaac Oliver found fame painting this kind of portrait named for its tiny size|miniature
15/06/2011|Jeopardy!|HOUDINI|$400|easy|Harry Houdini died on this day in 1926--spooky!|Halloween
25/02/2002|Jeopardy!|CRIMINAL CONVERSATION|$1000|hard|A spinner in a car theft ring is the man who sets back these|the odometer
11/05/2005|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS|$200|easy|In April 1789 Washington left Mount Vernon, going to this city to head the new governent|New York
13/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK MYTHOLOGY|$400|easy|Callisto was an Arcadian nymph who was changed into a bear; later she & her son became these 2 constellations|Ursa Major & Ursa Minor
27/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AS THE STOMACH TURNS|$200|easy|A gnawing pain in the abdomen is a symptom of the peptic type of this chronic ailment|Ulcer
24/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|JULY|$1600|hard|John Adams' dying words on this date in 1826 were that Thomas Jefferson still lived; John Adams was wrong|July 4
04/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|JACKS OR BETTER|$400|easy|In the 19th century a new breed of terrier was named for this clergyman|Jack Russell
06/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BILLY WILDER FILMS|$400|easy|Wilder directed this big 1950 film in which Gloria Swanson says, 'I am big.  It's the pictures that got small!'|Sunset Boulevard
10/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$400|easy|On Washington's birthday, 1862 he was inaugurated president of the Confederacy|Jefferson Davis
16/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$1200|hard|Curtis Sittenfeld based 'American Wife' on her, about to be a former First Lady when the novel came out in 2008|Laura Bush
15/10/2001|Jeopardy!|UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ALUMNI|$400|easy|It'd take more than '60 Minutes' to honor this anchor/alum, also a character in 'The Insider'|Mike Wallace
11/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE MISSISSIPPI|$400|easy|Riverboat casino gambling has increased tourism in this Hawkeye State's city of Bettendorf|Iowa
15/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T BE AFRAID OF OPERA|$2000|hard|Perhaps the most 'indomitable' of Benjamin Britten's opera, this 1951 work has an all-male cast|Billy Budd
26/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC LEGENDS|$1000|hard|With 1952's 'It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels', she became the first female to have a No. 1 country hit|Kitty Wells
07/02/2011|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER 'S' WORDS|$600|medium|A man 'goes' this animal term when attending a social event unaccompanied by a woman|stag
28/03/2011|Jeopardy!|CHEVY CHASE ON SNL|$1000|hard|(Chevy Chase delivers the clue from the set of Community.)  I told Gilda Radner, 'I don't know, Babs, but I do know this--you've really let' this small, fleshy item that hangs from the soft palate 'go to the dogs'|your uvula
06/06/1997|Jeopardy!|TV ACTORS & ROLES|$500|medium|During 'Cheers'' first years, Nicholas Colasanto played Ernie Pantusso, better known by this nickname|Coach
19/04/1990|Jeopardy!|FASHION DESIGNERS|$100|easy|In 1957 Mary Quant opened her Bazaar Boutique on the King's Road in this city|London
12/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS IN HISTORY|$800|hard|This mystic's misspent youth in his native Siberia was noted for its debauchery|Rasputin
13/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SCI FIDELITY|$200|easy|Kirk & crew feel the wrath of this title character in the second 'Star Trek' movie|Khan
22/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$1000|hard|Named for a people of Siberia, this pet pooch has been called 'the white dog with the smiling face'|Samoyed
22/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE FABULOUS 14th CENTURY|$1200|hard|In this 14th century Boccaccio work, 3 men & 7 women flee to the countryside to escape the plague|The Decameron
15/01/2001|Final Jeopardy!|DESIGN|None|None|Introduced to desktops in 1950, it was designed by Arnold Neustadter & featured a ball-bearing clutch|Rolodex
23/03/2009|Jeopardy!|GOING ALPHANUMERIC|$800|hard|In 2002 the last of this model Camaro rolled off the assembly line--a bright rally red convertible|a Z28
18/07/2003|Jeopardy!|LAKES|$400|easy|Lake Mead straddles the border between these 2 states|Arizona & Nevada
29/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|GARDENING|$200|easy|If your soil is too heavy or sandy, you can add this moss to improve its texture|Peat Moss
09/04/1991|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$300|easy|This Portuguese prince fought against Tangier with his brother Ferdinand, who died in captivity there|Prince Henry
18/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY OF THE WORLD PART 5|$200|easy|In 1970 he crossed the Atlantic on Ra II to prove the ancient Egyptians could have sailed to America|Thor Heyerdahl
27/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PUNCH LINES|$200|easy|Completes Punch's 1855 quip 'What is matter?  Never mind.  What is mind?  No' this|Matter
08/10/2003|Jeopardy!|TULIPS|$800|hard|His first volume of poetry was 'Tulips and Chimneys'; so in 1923 he was still using some upper case letters|E.E. Cummings
02/06/1998|Jeopardy!|ACTING PRESIDENTS|$200|easy|Then-president John F. Kennedy chose this actor to play him in the 1963 film 'PT 109'|Cliff Robertson
02/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIRTH OF WORDS|$400|easy|Possibly from the Latin for 'farewell to meat', it's a time of pre-Lenten merrymaking|Carnaval
07/01/2005|Jeopardy!|III|$400|easy|Ruling Muscovy from 1462 to 1505, he was 'The Great'; it was the IV who was the terrible one|Ivan (III)
20/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE CARIBBEAN|$600|medium|The name of this Jamaican resort means 'eight rivers', but originated as a corruption of Choreras|Ocho Rios
12/04/2005|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE, B'GOSH|$800|hard|Steve McQueen knew it's French for 'butterfly'|papillon
01/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CHOICE PARENTS|$400|easy|Haunted by an animated dancing baby on 'Ally McBeal', this actress now has a real child|Calista Flockhart
05/01/2005|Jeopardy!|I'LL BE YOUR WAITER|$400|easy|Sir, some fresh ground this spice, from Malabar, India, on your salad?  No?  Too late|pepper
17/10/2005|Jeopardy!|KEANU REEVES|$800|hard|Keanu's first name means 'cool breeze over the mountains' in this language|Hawaiian
14/04/2000|Jeopardy!|'IZ' IT|$100|easy|A short test|Quiz
04/01/2011|Jeopardy!|MARXISMS|$600|medium|Marx & Engels wrote 'The proletarians have nothing to lose but' these|their chains
08/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'C' FOOD|$400|easy|If you crave Craisins you know that they're sweetened & dried these|cranberries
16/04/1997|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$100|easy|This Chubby Checker hit charted twice, both times reaching No. 1|The Twist
10/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE DOUBLE LETTERS|$2000|hard|Watch the birdie--this birdie with a colorful name|a yellowhammer
30/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FIGHTS HISTORICAL|$800|hard|On February 5, 1943 this 'Raging Bull' handed Sugar Ray Robinson his first career defeat in 130 bouts|Jake LaMotta
21/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BRIAN DE PALMA FILMS|$1000|hard|De Palma's 'Blow Out', about a sound man, is a tribute to this Antonioni film about a photographer|Blow Up
11/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE FICTION FILE|$2000|hard|In 'The Tin Roof Blowdown', Iberia parish sheriff Dave Robicheaux deals with the aftermath of this 2005 event|hurricane Katrina
24/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SONGS|$1000|hard|The title of this wistful Beach Boys song is also the title of Brian Wilson's autobiography|'Wouldn't It Be Nice?'
27/09/1995|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN|$600|medium|Grace Murray Hopper, who helped develop COBOL, also coined this term for a computer glitch|a bug
18/09/2009|Jeopardy!|BETTER KNOWN AS|$800|hard|Designer Ralph Lifschitz found his name unfashionable, so he changed it to this|Ralph Lauren
18/06/2009|Jeopardy!|(WHOOPS)|$200|easy|This Las Vegas mogul gestured to a $139 million Picasso he was selling & put his elbow through it|(Steve) Wynn
17/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'GREEN' GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|Ceded to the U.S. in 1783, it's the oldest city in Wisconsin|Green Bay
06/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S NO LADY...|$1000|hard|He played the title character in 'Sunday in the Park with George' when it debuted on Broadway|Mandy Patinkin
21/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICAN CAPITALS|$600|medium|This city just south of the Equator is the oldest of all South American capitals|Quito, Ecuador
05/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EASTERN STANDARD RHYME TIME|$2000|hard|The area around South Beach when it's cold & sticky|Miami clammy
10/10/2011|Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED KEGS|$1000|hard|I enjoy '33' bottles: CORK ON GRILL|Rolling Rock
20/12/2000|Jeopardy!|JEOPARDY! PLACE|$500|medium|Teri, in Mexico with Emily's baby, hears on a gossip report Trent was at this TV 'Friend''s wedding July 29, 2000|Jennifer Aniston
25/09/2008|Jeopardy!|IN THE VALLEY OF ELI|$200|easy|In 1802 South Carolina agreed to pay this inventor's company $50,000 for patent rights to the cotton gin|Eli Whitney
13/12/2001|Jeopardy!|CLICHES OVER THE CELL PHONE|$200|easy|Boy, it was so quiet you could have heard...|a pin drop
17/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MASADA|$1600|hard|The Roman attacking force, 15,000 strong, was the tenth one of these Roman military units|legion
03/07/2006|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 U.S. BABY NAMES|$800|hard|So far, the fave name for girls in the 2000s is this; we're sure an etiquette expert would approve|Emily
04/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GEEK LOVE|$800|hard|If you're older than a teenager, you can't hear the 17-kHz ringtone named for this biting insect|a mosquito
13/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BACK HOME|$800|hard|There was much rejoicing in 2005 as taikonauts from this country returned from space|China
12/01/2005|Jeopardy!|TO THE NINES|$600|medium|This popular poem begins, 'It looked extremely rocky for the Mudville Nine that day'|Casey at the Bat
20/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FUNNY MEN|$400|easy|Scantily clad dancers on this popular British TV comedian's show were called 'Hill's Angels'|Benny Hill
02/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|REALLY TOUGH CAPITAL CITIES|$200|easy|Santiago|Chile
15/01/2009|Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$1000|hard|The first line of his 1951 novel mentions a 'lousy childhood ... and all that David Copperfield kind of crap'|J.D. Salinger
26/10/2009|Jeopardy!|WHEN|$1000|hard|On Dec. 17, 1819 this 'George Washington of South America' became Gran Colombia's first president|Bolívar
07/06/2011|Jeopardy!|STRINGED INSTRUMENTS|$1000|hard|Jacqueline du Pre made an acclaimed Carnegie Hall debut May 14, 1965 playing Elgar's concerto for this instrument|cello
10/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|1995 BESTSELLERS|$200|easy|4 of the top 10 children's books on the Publishers Weekly list were about this Indian princess|Pocahontas
28/10/1998|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPER NAMES|$200|easy|Meaning of the name of Nicaragua's La Prensa, or what Nicaragua hasn't always had 'freedom of'|The Press
09/01/2009|Jeopardy!|STUPID WORD ORIGIN ANSWERS|$200|easy|Cool it!  The German 'eis' gives us this word|ice
23/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'F'|$800|hard|Just, or just blond             (4)|Fair
06/01/1999|Jeopardy!|KFC|$500|medium|KFC introduced this menu item by building a 20,000-lb. one, unveiled with dancing carrots & peas|Chicken pot pie
03/01/2007|Jeopardy!|RUNNING 'HOT' & 'COLD'|$200|easy|This brand of toy cars roared into the world in 1968|Hot Wheels
26/05/1999|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED STATE CAPITALS|$500|medium|Leg hair|Raleigh
16/06/1998|Jeopardy!|MEDICAL HISTORY|$500|medium|This symbol of the physician is derived from the wand of Aesculapius, the god of medicine|Caduceus
04/10/2011|Jeopardy!|THE STAN LEE CUP|$600|medium|Incredible!  This plus-size Lee hero was originally gray, but printing troubles turned him green|the Hulk
29/04/2011|Jeopardy!|STATE PARKS|$200|easy|Catskill State Park|New York
12/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NEW MEDIA|$2000|hard|On the CBS.com reality show 'InTurn', hot hopefuls vie for a role on this TV soap opera|As the World Turns
10/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF WAR FACT|$1200|hard|World Book says this 20th century so-called war that lasted decades was actually an 'intense rivalry'|the Cold War
23/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS RELATIVES|$800|hard|Orson Bean's great-grandmother & this 'silent' president's mother were sisters|Calvin Coolidge
10/10/2005|Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$400|easy|In a novel by E.B. White, a spider named Charlotte becomes friends with this pig|Wilbur
03/03/2005|Jeopardy!|2-LETTER ABBREV.|$400|easy|Randy Newman sang, 'Looks like another perfect day, I love' this place|L.A.
22/03/2005|Jeopardy!|DO IT LIKE THE EUROPEANS|$400|easy|A museum in Silves, Portugal is devoted to this natural product important to Portugal's wine industry|cork
15/05/1992|Jeopardy!|PREFIXES|$300|easy|Tetra-, as seen in the words tetrapod & tetralogy, refers to this number|four
07/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY & SPACE|$200|easy|From Earth, this planet's 100,000 or so ringlets appear as just 3 broad rings|Saturn
06/11/1989|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & THEIR ROLES|$200|easy|Kathleen Turner played the 'passion' in 'Crimes of Passion' & he played the psycho|Anthony Perkins
09/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$600|medium|Unlike Luke, Acts specifies that this event took place 40 days after Jesus' resurrection|Ascension
11/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SECOND-MOST POPULOUS CITIES|$800|hard|Maracaibo|Venezuela
11/05/2005|Jeopardy!|'70s SITCOMS|$800|hard|Its theme is heard here|Taxi
02/04/1999|Jeopardy!|ON THE 'DOUBLE'|$500|medium|'(Just Like) Starting Over' is one of the songs from this 1980 John Lennon & Yoko Ono album|Double Fantasy
06/06/2011|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT VIPs|$400|easy|Demosthenes wrote that the second king of this name wasn't Greek but a 'pestilent knave from Macedonia'|Philip
27/10/1999|Jeopardy!|GREEK ART|$300|easy|This alloy was the favorite of sculptors in the Classical period, but few original examples survive|Bronze
30/03/2011|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER ABBREV.|$600|medium|A religious group: LDS|Latter Day Saints
10/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NONPRECIOUS METALS|$200|easy|This drink-can metal forms an oxide layer that helps protect it from corrosion|Aluminum
09/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MALCOLM X IN THE MIDDLE|$2000|hard|In 1964, Malcolm X journeyed to Mecca in this country as part of a religious pilgrimage|Saudi Arabia
15/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$1000|hard|Requiescat in pace (on a tombstone)|Rest in peace
26/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LORD BYRON|$400|easy|In a poetic drama, this biblical brother becomes a willing pupil of Lucifer|Cain
17/01/2003|Jeopardy!|OLE 'MISS'|$400|easy|It's bordered by Tennessee, Arkansas & Oklahoma|Missouri
21/11/1996|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$100|easy|This volunteer cavalry unit organized by Teddy Roosevelt included miners, cowboys & college athletes|the Rough Riders
10/12/2007|Jeopardy!|HOW DO THEY WORK?|$200|easy|Many car salesman work on 'straight' this, though you're better off buying from one who's on salary|commission
17/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$800|hard|This large Texas city was named for James K. Polk's vice president|Dallas
14/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL OPERAS|$200|easy|Spontini's 1809 opera 'Fernand Cortez' is also called 'The Conquest Of' this country|Mexico
11/04/2011|Jeopardy!|EASY MOLECULAR BIOLOGY|$2200|hard|This process is benign when it replicates DNA segments, but makes people nervous when it replicates mammals|cloning
03/05/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$500|medium|Dating back to 1772, Bayamon is a suburb of this capital of a commonwealth|San Juan, Puerto Rico
24/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINING STATE CAPITALS|$400|easy|1988 was a good year for this actress; she won a best supporting acting oscar & her cousin ran for president|Olympia Dukakis
02/09/1997|Jeopardy!|THE  NFL|$100|easy|In 1940 the Pittsburgh Pirates chose this new team nickname|Steelers
19/07/1999|Jeopardy!|OLD MEDICINE TERMS|$300|easy|Julius Caesar probably suffered from attacks of this, which Shakespeare calls 'falling-sickness'|Epilepsy
29/11/1994|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$200|easy|Blini, a Russian type of this thin, flat dish, are made with buckwheat flour|pancakes
12/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES' LARGEST ETHNIC GROUPS|$2000|hard|At 73%, Sinhalese|Sri Lanka
08/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IN MY FREE TIME|$800|hard|I go to the cafe at American Girl Place to dine with my doll at this 'afternoon' meal named for a beverage|tea
17/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PURPLE PROSE|$2000|hard|Purple prose is exemplified by this hyphenated author's 'It was a dark and stormy night...'|Edward Bulwer-Lytton
22/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$600|medium|Puccini's 'Madama Butterfly' takes place in the early 1900s in this country|Japan
10/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LADS NAMED VLAD|$1200|hard|The inspiration for Dracula, Prince Vlad Tepes earned this nickname by executing enemies by driving a stake through them|Vlad the Impaler
04/06/2001|Jeopardy!|THE FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY|$500|medium|When Washington crossed the Delaware to attack British forces, it was to reach this New Jersey city|Trenton
27/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|STATIONERY|$1600|hard|The card seen here is designed for use with this name brand|Rolodex
04/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE FAMILY JULES|$600|medium|His novels have inspired many movies, beginning with Georges Melies' 'A Trip to the Moon'|Jules Verne
18/04/2005|Jeopardy!|DONE THAT|$400|easy|Samuel B. Fay patented the first bent-wire one of these in 1867; it was originally used to attach tags to fabric|a paper clip
24/10/2001|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$500|medium|A Southern specialty, Hoppin' John is made with pork, rice & these peas|black-eyed peas
24/03/1997|Jeopardy!|INSTRUMENTS|$500|medium|Colloquially called a 'sweet potato', the modern form of this instrument originated in 19th century Italy|the ocarina
05/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LIVING IN 'SIN'|$1600|hard|They're the dominant ethnic group in Sri Lanka|the Sinhalese
01/02/2005|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL POLICE BLOTTER|$600|medium|We admire his faith, but it seems this guy almost knocked off his own son in Genesis 22|Abraham
10/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S A MOVIE TITLE|$1500|hard|(Hey, I'm Lars Ulrich from Metallica.) You are out of order if you can't name this album of ours that shares its name with an Al Pacino movie|And Justice for All
21/05/1998|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$400|easy|The Nabisco Dinah Shore is one of the 4 events making up the Grand Slam of this sport for women|Golf
19/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S UP, 'DOC'?|$400|easy|A nonfiction film about a factual event or person|a documentary
20/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S 'RIGHT'!|$1200|hard|'Shower' us with this 3-word meteorological term meaning everything's a-ok|right as rain
01/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'I's HAVE IT|$1600|hard|Ships known as these were used in the Crimean War a few years before the U.S. outfitted the Monitor as one|an ironclad
12/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|1960S POP PERSONALITIES|$200|easy|On March 20, 1969, he married Yoko Ono in the registrar's office in Gibraltar|John Lennon
12/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN FOOTBALL|$1200|hard|This Bo knew football, too; he went 194-48-5 as U-M's coach from 1969 to 1989|Schembechler
10/10/2006|Jeopardy!|'D'-VIDE|$400|easy|Beastly desert dweller seen here|a dromedary
29/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SURFING THE OED|$1200|hard|Addubitation is 'questioning oneself as though in' this|doubt
02/12/2009|Jeopardy!|ALCOHOLICS UNANIMOUS|$400|easy|This author of the 1950 novel 'Burning Bright' felt the wrath of grapes|John Steinbeck
13/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LEADING LADIES|$400|easy|Al Hirschfeld portrayed this screen legend, seen here, in a 'feline' role:|Elizabeth Taylor
09/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$200|easy|He died on July 23, 1885 just 4 days after completing his Civil War memoirs|Ulysses S. Grant
31/10/2007|Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED ON HALLOWEEN|$400|easy|1926: There's no escape for this magician who dies following a rupture of his appendix|Harry Houdini
04/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$1400|hard|He wrote both text & music for his 3-act opera 'Tristan And Isolde'|Richard Wagner
21/11/2001|Jeopardy!|DAMN YANKEES|$300|easy|Where have you gone, this Yankee slugger?  At age 18, it was to the midst of a 61-game Pacific Coast League hit streak|Joe DiMaggio
13/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE LATIN|$1000|hard|From the Latin for 'wedge', it means wedge-shaped writing & we're not just Babylon|cuneiform
18/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YOUR NUMBER'S UP|$1200|hard|Classic game show hosted by Jack Barry & Maury Povich|21
13/01/2000|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE FOOTBALL COACHES|$300|easy|This Nebraska coach averaged more than 10 victories a season for 25 years|Tom Osborne
10/02/2005|Jeopardy!|OH, SHOOT!|$1000|hard|This Olympic event, from words meaning 'two contests', first began as a sport in the late 1700s|the biathlon
12/07/2000|Jeopardy!|CITIES OF NEW YORK|$500|medium|It's 'The Kodak City' & 'The Photo Capital of the World'|Rochester
27/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POETRY|$200|easy|In stanza three of 'The Star Spangled Banner', he mocks 'The hireling and slave' who doubt America's victory|Francis Scott Key
06/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE SLAYS ME|$600|medium|Moments after Macbeth claims he can't be killed by any man born of woman, this thane of Fife performs the deed|Macduff
23/10/2003|Jeopardy!|WHAT DO YOU FEEL LIKE EATING?|$400|easy|Smith & Wesson sells guns; Smith & this sells steaks|Smith & Wollensky
17/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS & PHRASES|$800|hard|It pairs with 'odds' in a 3-word term for miscellaneous items|ends
12/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DURING THE PIERCE ADMINISTRATION|$1600|hard|This grandson of a founding father arranged an 1853 purchase from Mexico|Gadsden
22/10/2009|Jeopardy!|CELEBS WHO TWITTER|$200|easy|This presidential candidate wrote, 'I voted for first TARP but that doesn't mean I voted to bail out AIG'|John McCain
27/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WILL YOU STILL NEED 'ME'|$800|hard|The science of climate & weather|meteorology
14/07/2010|Jeopardy!|RAD PSEUDONYMS|$800|hard|Pseudonym of labor activist & magazine namesake Mary Harris Jones|Mother Jones
25/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FIVE GOLDEN 'RING's|$1500|hard|Symbol of success & achievement associated with the object seen here:  [a carousel]|a brass ring
26/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE SUPREME COURT|$1000|hard|The biography 'The Judge from Beacon Hill' covers his life & his 3 decades on the Supreme Court|Oliver Wendell Holmes
31/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON|$1200|hard|The highest summit in Washington state was given this name by George Vancouver in 1792|Mount Rainier
19/09/1997|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ROLES|$200|easy|'Law & Order''s Jerry Orbach provided the voice of Lumiere, who lit up the screen in this 1991 Disney film|Beauty and the Beast
23/04/1990|Jeopardy!|PLANTS|$300|easy|Medium in which an Egyptian or lotus plant grows|Water
25/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'A' IN SCIENCE|$1600|hard|The name of this one-celled protozoan comes from the Greek for 'change'|amoeba
21/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE'S SEXIEST MEN ALIVE|$800|hard|'O Brother', this former star of 'ER' was the Sexiest Man Alive in 1997|George Clooney
04/02/1997|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SITCOMS|$200|easy|He played Tony on 'Taxi', Tony on 'Who's The Boss?' & Tony on 'Hudson Street'|Tony Danza
29/05/1992|Jeopardy!|FOOD FACTS|$200|easy|The 'pearl' type of this is served as a vegetable or pickled & used as a condiment|an onion
04/10/1999|Jeopardy!|'V'OCABULARY|$100|easy|It's the sign you hope to see when looking for a hotel room on the spur of the moment|Vacancy
12/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY FOREIGNERS|$1200|hard|Born Garry Weinstein in Baku, Azerbaijan in 1963, he 'checks' in under this name|Kasparov
31/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NOBEL PRIZE MEDALS|$200|easy|3 men form a fraternal bond on the back of the medal for this|Peace
26/11/2004|Jeopardy!|NAME THE DECADE|$600|medium|This decade sees a congressional 'compromise', the first Lincoln-Douglas debate & the death of Kierkegaard|1850s
27/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|A CATEGORY ABOUT NOTHING|$200|easy|It's what the trio seen here represents:|See no evil, speak no evil, hear no evil
29/04/1997|Jeopardy!|SUPERSTITION|$400|easy|The name of this lucky object is from the Irish for 'little clover'|shamrock
29/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY CLUBS|$2000|hard|The 8-member club formed by this treaty shutskied its doors in 1991|the Warsaw Pact
14/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$800|hard|This impressionist's 1890s paintings of Rouen Cathedral are noted for their use of atmosphere|Claude Monet
28/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARIES|$1000|hard|This Italian anatomist could have helped some of Henry VIII's wives with their reproductive problems|Gabriel Fallopius
08/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FLY ME TO THE MOON|$1200|hard|Apollo missions 7-10 were not designed for moon landings; this mission was, but did not|Apollo 13
04/04/1996|Jeopardy!|1933|$400|easy|Known as the 'Little Flower', he left the House of Representatives in 1933 & became mayor of NYC|Fiorello LaGuardia
01/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PIRATE HAIKU--'AR'|$400|easy|Patagonia / Aye lads, this country make way / Loot Buenos Aires|Argentina
27/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYME TIME|$1200|hard|After smashing her frightener, Miss Muffet made this drink from the pressings|spider cider
21/09/1984|Jeopardy!|'JACKS' OF ALL TRADES|$400|easy|His nickname was the 'Manassa Mauler'|Jack Dempsey
22/10/2008|Jeopardy!|CHURCHILLIAN PONDERINGS|$1400|hard|In a speech on this town in northern France: 'We shall fight on the beaches... we shall never surrender'|Dunkirk
15/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES ON THE WEB|$1200|hard|This mag's .com quizzes include 'Do you know how to attract a guy' & 'Are you TMI all the time?'|Cosmo (Cosmopolitan)
12/11/1986|Jeopardy!|A.K.A.|$100|easy|Much married bandleader Arthur Arshawsky|Artie Shaw
23/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$1600|hard|His 'Vampire' painting from 1893 just might make you 'Scream'|Edvard Munch
30/01/1990|Jeopardy!|MISSING LINKS|$500|medium|Pride, Covetousness, ......, Envy, Gluttony, Anger, Sloth|Lust (The Seven Deadly Sins)
18/05/1998|Jeopardy!|'LITTLE' WOMEN|$500|medium|Sara Crewe is this title character of a Frances Hodgson Burnett novel|The Little Princess
15/04/2008|Jeopardy!|APRIL 15: DAY OF DOOM|$1000|hard|An alleged double murder during an alleged robbery was allegedly done by these 2 Italian Americans April 15, 1920|Sacco & Vanzetti
20/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SONGS FROM DISNEY FILMS|$1200|hard|'When I See an Elephant Fly'|Dumbo
08/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IN LAS VEGAS|$600|medium|'When you're alone & life is making you lonely', leave the Strip for this area featuring 'Glitter Gulch'|Downtown
17/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'O' YES!|$800|hard|A carefully planned military attack, or a football 'line'|offensive
14/02/2005|Jeopardy!|HALL OF FAMER BY POSITION|$1000|hard|Gump Worsley, Shrimp Worters, Rat Westwick|hockey goalie
19/04/2000|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS OF THE ATLANTIC|$300|easy|The highest point in this island nation is Hvannadalshnukur, the summit of a volcano|Iceland
05/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$800|hard|A whole seed grain of corn, or a military rank|kernel/colonel
21/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FORBES' CARS FOR THE RICH|$1600|hard|For Bill Gates, it computes to own 2 models, the 959 & the 911, from this manufacturer|Porsche
22/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHY|$2000|hard|This founder of utilitarianism turned to philosophy out of disgust with British law|Jeremy Bentham
01/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MIKHAIL GORBACHEV|$800|hard|In his 1991 lecture on winning this, Mikhail spoke of 'a fundamentally new phase in our international cooperation'|the Nobel Peace Prize
02/11/1998|Jeopardy!|CRIME & PUNISHMENT|$300|easy|When Ann Landers admits an error, she sentences herself to 40 lashes with one of these|Wet noodle
23/09/1998|Jeopardy!|TV DRAMA|$300|easy|This NBC crime drama is the 1st TV drama series executive produced by film director Barry Levinson|Homicide:  Life On The Street
22/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'J' WALKING|$400|easy|From Old French for 'game divided', its historical meanings include problem, trick, stratagem &, of course, danger|jeopardy
06/07/2005|Jeopardy!|INSPIRED SONGS|$400|easy|Though first written about Marilyn Monroe, this Elton John song was changed to honor Princess Di|Candle in the Wind
01/04/1999|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY LITHUANIA|$400|easy|Heard here, it was written in the 19th century by Vincas Kudirka|National anthem
03/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEATLES NO. 1 HITS|$1800|hard|This 1966 hit was inspired by Paul trying to smooth things over with girlfriend Jane Asher|We Can Work It Out
11/07/2003|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE SUCH AN ANIMAL|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew at the Columbus (Ohio) Zoo)  This 2-word term applied to manatees includes the name of a placid land animal|sea cow
16/10/2006|Jeopardy!|TWIN PEAKS|$1000|hard|Mont-Louis & Monte Perdido|the Pyrenees
11/12/2002|Jeopardy!|AUNTIE UP|$400|easy|Aunt Chloe is the long-suffering wife of this Harriet Beecher Stowe character|Uncle Tom
07/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEST ACTRESS OSCAR WINNERS|$1200|hard|1990 for 'Misery'|Kathy Bates
20/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE 'LONG' & 'SHORT' OF IT|$400|easy|'The Lottery' or 'The Gold Bug'|a short story
15/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|VOICE OF AMERICA|$800|hard|The first VOA broadcast, on February 24, 1942, was in this European language|German
01/10/2010|Jeopardy!|A WINE-WINE SITUATION|$600|medium|Originally referring to yeast, this sedimentary word can mean the least valuable part of anything|dregs
14/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CAR TUNES|$1500|hard|Model of car mentioned in the song heard here:|T-Bird (Thunderbird)
26/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ROCKIN' SUBTITLES|$1600|hard|Fleetwood Mac: ('Will You Ever Win')|Rhiannon
25/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE EUROPEAN DIRECTOR'S CHAIR|$2000|hard|'Mona Lisa', 'The Crying Game', 'Interview with the Vampire'|Neil Jordan
14/02/2003|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$600|medium|Karrie Webb has been called one of the greatest players of this sport, male or female|golf
01/01/2010|Jeopardy!|SKIRTING THE ISSUE|$800|hard|On the original '90210':, Donna wore this type of skirt to the prom; she couldn't sit down all night|a hoop skirt
05/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LIVING IN 'SIN'|$800|hard|Now meaning evil or menacing, this adjective is from the Latin for 'left'|sinister
29/12/2000|Jeopardy!|KINGS & QUEENS|$200|easy|This queen was one of the few who thought Christopher Columbus' exploration plan made any sense|Queen Isabella
05/12/2002|Jeopardy!|LITERARY TITLE CHARACTERS|$600|medium|Squire Allworthy turns out to be this lusty young hero's uncle in a 1749 comic novel by Henry Fielding|Tom Jones
16/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$1000|hard|The system of giving 2 scientific names to all organisms was devised by this Swedish naturalist|(Carl) Linnaeus
20/09/2006|Jeopardy!|MAJOR MUSICAL WORKS|$400|easy|Tchaikovsky called this work of his in E flat major 'loud and noisy', & he never even heard it with fireworks|The 1812 Overture
23/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE LAB|$1600|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew in the lab)  From the Latin for 'sticky', it's the resistance of a fluid to flowing|viscosity
02/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'N' TERTAINMENT|$400|easy|This film director & partner of Elaine May was born in Berlin with the last name Peschkowsky|Mike Nichols
22/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE THEY PLAY|$400|easy|Sammy Sosa|Wrigley Field
14/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LIVED BY THE SEA|$1200|hard|If you make your home in the capital city of Hobart, you live by this sea|Tasman Sea
09/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '40s|$400|easy|Van Heflin, Gig Young & Robert Coote played Athos, Porthos & Aramis in this 'novel' 1948 film|The Three Musketeers
03/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DEATH IN VENICE|$1200|hard|This composer died in the Palazzo Vendramin but was buried in the garden at Wahnfried, his home in Bayreuth|(Richard) Wagner
09/05/2003|Jeopardy!|MOTHER'S DAY|$400|easy|Minnie Schoenberg was mom to these famous boys & even performed with them for awhile|The Marx Brothers
20/12/2010|Jeopardy!|I TRIED TO WARN YOU|$200|easy|In 1971 Volvo introduced an automobile warning light to remind drivers & passengers to do this|buckle up
03/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LODGE-PODGE|$1200|hard|A dinner roll is named this 'House', for a Boston hotel|Parker
06/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$200|easy|In Eugene O'Neill's play 'Marco Millions', he marries a fat, commonplace Venetian|Marco Polo
21/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1000|hard|Amory Blaine, a student at Princeton, is the hero of this first novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald|This Side of Paradise
25/07/2006|Jeopardy!|DIAMONDS|$400|easy|The Premier Rose Diamond is one of the world's largest diamonds cut in this fruit shape; it was sold for $10 million|pear
19/12/2005|Final Jeopardy!|TRADEMARKS|None|None|As the result of a merger in 1999, this company's trademarks include both a tiger & Pegasus|Exxon Mobil
02/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$1000|hard|To murmur indistinctly, or a mongrel's mama             (6)|Mutter
26/05/1997|Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$100|easy|Unlike these honey makers, most butterflies don't eat the pollen they collect|bees
14/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|$200|easy|In 1792 this silversmith cast the first church bell made in Boston|Paul Revere
06/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS OF THE WRITER|$1500|hard|''Do all lawyers defend n-negroes, Atticus?'  'Of course they do, Scout''|Harper Lee
02/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NOBEL LITERATURE PRIZE WINNERS|$800|hard|1995: This non-heat-packing seamus from Ireland|Seamus Heaney
12/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC & DANCE|$800|hard|Ballet's five basic foot positions were based on this activity, now an Olympic sport; you can really see it in third position|fencing
30/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHEELS OF FORTUNE|$2000|hard|As the founder was born under the sign of Taurus, this sports car company uses the bull as its symbol|Lamborghini
14/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$1000|hard|This renowned Brazilian architect designed the President's Palace in Brasilia|Oscar Niemeyer
05/04/2001|Jeopardy!|VENEZUELA VITALS|$400|easy|Discovered in 1935 & found in Canaima National Park, they fall over half a mile|Angel Falls
25/06/1997|Jeopardy!|HINTS FROM HELOISE|$500|medium|To remove an excess of this from soup add slices of raw potato to absorb it|Salt
08/07/2004|Jeopardy!|NEIL DOWN|$800|hard|Neil Tennant is half of this British duo whose '80s hits include 'West End Girls'|Pet Shop Boys
11/03/2005|Jeopardy!|IT'S PAT|$1000|hard|She introduced Dr. Kay Scarpetta, Chief Medical Examiner, in her 1990 novel 'Postmortem'|Patricia Cornwell
01/01/2001|Jeopardy!|1802|$200|easy|Incorporated as a town in 1802; made capital of the Michigan Territory in 1805; burned down the same year|Detroit
10/09/2008|Final Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|None|None|To feature its 'Strong enough to stand on' product, in 1965 Shwayder Bros., Inc. changed its name to this|Samsonite luggage
21/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$200|easy|This 'Messiah' composer's 1735 opera 'Alcina' was based on the epic poem 'Orlando Furioso'|G.F. Handel
22/09/1997|Jeopardy!|'ET' AL.|$100|easy|Stones do it to tools & smells do it to appetites|Whet
18/11/1998|Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$100|easy|The 'lamento' type of this operatic solo is a feature of early Italian operas|Aria
20/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DEAR JOHN|$800|hard|The Utah Jazz have retired his No. 12 jersey|John Stockton
03/06/2003|Jeopardy!|GEEK TRAGEDY|$200|easy|The rain leaked in & damaged your complete video collection of this sci-fi show that aired from Sept. 1966 to Sept. 1969|Star Trek
22/02/2008|Jeopardy!|ON THE RADIO|$1000|hard|Gwen Stefani & Eve cashed in on this hit that was adapted from a song in 'Fiddler on the Roof'|Rich Girl
29/06/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S IN THE BIBLE|$600|medium|Back in the Old Testament, Isaiah said, 'Behold', one of these 'shall conceive, and bear a son'|a virgin
16/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PITTSBURGH|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from outside a brick ivy-covered wall.)  Pittsburgh has preserved the outfield wall from this historic ballpark, where Honus Wagner & Willie Stargell roamed|Forbes Field
18/12/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN PEAKS|$100|easy|Ain't no mountain high enough in the U.S. to top this Alaskan peak|Mt. McKinley
11/09/2006|Jeopardy!|NAME THE NFL COACHING LEGEND|$400|easy|He was the first coach to win an NCAA football championship & a Super Bowl|Jimmy Johnson
05/02/2003|Jeopardy!|SNOWBOARDING|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Colorado)  A righthander's stance is called regular; standing like a lefty like I am has this cartoon character name|Goofy
19/09/1997|Final Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS|None|None|Alphabetically, the federal legal public holidays in the U.S. run from Christmas to this|Veterans Day
24/02/2000|Jeopardy!|DO THE HITS|$400|easy|On the U.S. Billboard Top 40 chart, this UB40 hit climbed to No. 34 in 1984 & to No. 1 in 1988|Red Red Wine
20/05/1993|Double Jeopardy!|MEN OF LETTER|$200|easy|He's credited with establishing the world's largest fingerprint file|J. Edgar Hoover
07/10/2005|Jeopardy!|KICKIN' BRASS|$400|easy|It's the instrument with a 'national' name heard here|a French horn
30/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'NATIONAL'ISM|$1000|hard|You'll meet Dr. Johnson & James Boswell in Room 9 of this 3-word London museum|National Portrait Gallery
06/06/2005|Jeopardy!|THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN'|$600|medium|Beepcard Inc. is developing a talking 1 of these, slightly thicker than normal, that asks for your password|a credit card
03/02/2006|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAIN|$1000|hard|The Sacred Mother, a mountain sacred to Buddhists, rises maternally in this vast desert|the Gobi Desert
19/07/2011|Jeopardy!|MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew stands in front of a piece of apparatus.)  Massachusetts General is the only place where PET scanning and this imaging use one machine; the combination in 3-D images gives information faster in brain cancer patients, minimizing the time between detection and treatment|MRI
27/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FINE DINING|$800|hard|NYC sushi chef Masa Takayama has paid more than $120 a pound for this fish--a bit pricier than Star-Kist's|tuna
17/04/2006|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$800|hard|Henry Adams won a Pulitzer for 'The Education of Henry Adams'; this man won for 'The Americanization of Edward Bok'|Edward Bok
26/06/2007|Jeopardy!|NEW HAMPSHIRE|$1000|hard|So far, this 14th president is our only chief executive to hail from New Hampshire|(Franklin) Pierce
24/12/2009|Jeopardy!|NOBEL LAUREATES IN LITERATURE|$200|easy|1938: 'For her rich and truly epic descriptions of peasant life in China'|Pearl S. Buck
21/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE QUOTES|$800|hard|'Now... bring me that horizon.  'And really bad eggs.'  Drink up me hearties yo ho'|Pirates of the Caribbean
22/11/2011|Jeopardy!|2011 NEWS|$400|easy|Starting Sept. 17, part of Lower Manhattan was occupied 24/7 by the protest group 'Occupy' this|Wall Street
08/07/1999|Jeopardy!|THE FORGOTTEN MARX BROTHERS|$400|easy|This brother's name, a trademark, comes from always carrying a can of flammable jelly to heat up food|Sterno
30/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING POLITICS|$600|medium|In 1956 this Tennessee senator lost a vote for nomination to be VP; his son did better in 1992|Albert Gore, Sr.
26/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'G'ARDEN GLOSSARY|$800|hard|Rich in nutrients, this bat or bird dropping is good for your garden|guano
25/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOPE YOU'RE WELL READ...|$2000|hard|With his Mommy Dearest, this Frances Hodgson Burnett title character moves to England & inherits a title|Little Lord Fauntleroy
20/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA CHARACTERS|$400|easy|Her uncle The Bonze curses her for renouncing her religion to marry Lt. B.F. Pinkerton|Madame Butterfly
14/02/2000|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$500|medium|Argentina, Bolivia & Brazil could say to this small country, 'Halt, we've got you surrounded!'|Paraguay
10/01/2008|Final Jeopardy!|'C'INEMA|None|None|2 movies whose 1-word titles are cities; they won the Oscar for Best Picture, 59 years apart|Casablanca & Chicago
06/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$1000|hard|'Double Exposure' is a Joe Layton ballet based on this author's 1891 novel 'The Picture of Dorian Gray'|Oscar Wilde
21/02/2000|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN ANCIENT ROMANS|$200|easy|This ancient Roman had trouble understanding others because of the ringing in his ears|Tinnitus
14/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BREWERS, BUCKS & PACKERS|$400|easy|On March 4, 2008 this Packer quarterback called it quits (probably)|Brett Favre
03/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S YOUR SYMBOL?|$400|easy|[video clue]|the Justice Department
12/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS STADIUMS|$200|easy|Football's New York Jets play their home games in a N.J. stadium named for this other team|the Giants
26/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PHYSICIANS|$200|easy|Benjamin Rush was one of four physicians who signed this 1776 document|Declaration of Independence
25/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|OKLAHOMA|$200|easy|Oklahoma's is the scissor-tailed flycatcher|State bird
16/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN NOVELISTS|$400|easy|Elizabeth Spencer set her novel 'The Light in the Piazza' in this country, where she lived in the 1950s|Italy
20/04/1999|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE PACIFIC|$500|medium|To call the Rotorua Man, you'll have to ring up this antipodean island nation|New Zealand
09/07/2009|Final Jeopardy!|MUSIC WORDS|None|None|Before it acquired its musical meaning in the early 20th century, it was baseball slang for 'pep' or 'energy'|jazz
22/01/2003|Jeopardy!|FUN WITH COLORS|$600|medium|Cerulean is a shade of this color|blue
17/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|KILLER MUSICALS|$600|medium|Attempting to kill Curly on his wedding night, Jud falls on his own knife & dies in this ever-popular musical|Oklahoma!
09/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES|$800|hard|Her steamy love scenes with Mel Gibson heated up the screen in 'The Year of Living Dangerously'|Sigourney Weaver
17/02/2003|Jeopardy!|OH, K|$600|medium|This company's Special K has a shelf life of 12 months|Kellogg's
19/05/1998|Jeopardy!|SHORT STORY WRITERS|$500|medium|Of this author of 'The Necklace', Flaubert said, 'He's my disciple and I love him like a son'|Guy de Maupassant
14/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TOM WOLFE|$1200|hard|'The Right Stuff' tells of how this man broke the sound barrier with 2 broken ribs from a drunken horseback ride|Chuck Yeager
18/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|“GUT”s|$1000|hard|Botanical name for “plant sweat”, from Latin word for “droplet”|guttation
18/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|I'M HUNGARIAN|$2000|hard|I'm the Hungarian-born financier & philanthropist who once made $1 billion in a week betting against the British pound|George Soros
27/12/2010|Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT STEVE|$600|medium|This quarterback was NFL MVP in 1992 & 1994|Steve Young
29/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|INDIANA|$200|easy|Conservationists estimate almost 90% of Indiana was once covered by these, now less than 20% is|Forests/Trees
22/05/2003|Jeopardy!|STATE LAKES|$200|easy|Buckeye Lake|Ohio
09/01/2007|Jeopardy!|HAWAII|$800|hard|Mark Twain wrote that compared to this volcano on the Big Island, Mount Vesuvius was 'a soup-kettle'|Kilauea
09/11/1987|Jeopardy!|EUROPE ON FILM|$200|easy|In a 1974 film, a melange of murderers took this famed train from Istanbul to Calais|the Orient Express
26/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$800|hard|Picasso painted this work as a protest against the bombing of a town in the Spanish Civil War|Guernica
10/02/2005|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY TRADITIONS|$400|easy|These distinctive-looking programs have been given out in Broadway theatres since 1884|Playbill
05/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$1200|hard|If you're feeling a little 'Rocky', run up the stairs to visit this city's museum at Benjamin Franklin Parkway|Philadelphia
27/03/1997|Jeopardy!|HAVE A SEAT|$400|easy|Backsaver makes this type of chair that tilts until your feet are above your head, promoting circulation|Recliner
01/10/2010|Final Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|None|None|Like the name of a minor Roman god, this word for a caretaker comes from the Latin for 'door'|janitor
09/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOLKSY PHILOSOPHY|$200|easy|Walt Kelly created this philosophical possum for 'Animal Comics'|Pogo
02/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GIRL TALK|$1000|hard|In 'Out on a Limb' this actress mused, 'Perhaps our belief in death was the gravest unreality of all'|Shirley MacLaine
25/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICANS|$800|hard|His ballad 'Beautiful Dreamer' wasn't published until after his death|Stephen Foster
08/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'JAN'UARY|$1200|hard|Evans or Reno|Janet
18/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'CLUB' ME|$600|medium|As Claire Standish, Molly Ringwald endures detention in this 1985 film|The Breakfast Club
04/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE YIDDI'SCH'|$400|easy|The nose|the schnoz
19/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMA|$1000|hard|This lengthy work by Eugene O'Neill is based partly on the Oresteia of Aeschylus|Mourning Becomes Electra
07/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMATION NATION|$1200|hard|'Cute & cuddly, boys!' this animated series set at the Central Park zoo is for the birds|The Penguins of Madagascar
22/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PHONY EXPRESS|$200|easy|The term 'con man' is short for this|Confidence man
20/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'AR' WORDS|$400|easy|In Latin America this largest new world feline is commonly called El Tigre|a jaguar
15/06/2006|Jeopardy!|NFL BLITZ|$800|hard|(I'm Jerome Bettis.) This player on the visiting team calls heads or tails in the pregame coin toss|the captain
26/04/2004|Jeopardy!|SAMUEL|$400|easy|English painter Samuel Cooper's 1657 portrait of this British Puritan leader is seen here|(Oliver) Cromwell
26/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OF DISCIPLINE|$2000|hard|This type of yoga is Sanskrit for 'discipline of force' & it's better than none|hatha yoga
01/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SIMILES|$800|hard|The familiar 'as old as' these appears in 'David Copperfield'|the hills
02/05/2005|Jeopardy!|ART|$200|easy|This impressionist was as skilled at painting people as he was at painting fields & sunsets|Renoir
28/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SHAMANISM ON YOU|$1200|hard|18th c. groups led by shamans fought over the Yenisey River in this 5 million-sq.-mi. area of North-Central Russia|Siberia
09/04/2001|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S AT THE $2 CINEMA?|$100|easy|Film in which William Hurt, Glenn Close & friends reminisce about the U. of Michigan in the '60s|The Big Chill
15/02/2005|Jeopardy!|KANSAS|$200|easy|Kansas is the heartland--this point for the lower 48 states is even located near the town of Lebanon|the geographic center
03/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO MONTREAL|$800|hard|The area known as Old Montreal is characterized by streets made from these|cobblestone
26/07/2011|Jeopardy!|SUBS|$1000|hard|This Confederate sub that sank in 1864 was raised from the sea bottom off Charleston in 2000|the Hunley
10/10/1991|Double Jeopardy!|DANCE|$3000|hard|1975 Broadway musical in which dancers sang the following:  'Everyone is beautiful at the ballet / Every prince has got to have his swan / Yes, everyone...'|A Chorus Line
06/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WANT TO RACE?|$2000|hard|(Alex gets some safety pointers at the Toyota Grand Prix.) 'Okay, you want to make sure that this strap is low and tight.' 'Okay, like that?' 'Good.' I'm getting advice on the proper installation of my seat belts from the junior member of this family, the family with the most Indy 500 wins|the Unsers
30/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LIFE OF A SALESMAN|$600|medium|Born in 1896, he followed his father, Jacob Winston, into the jewelry business|Harry Winston
11/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$200|easy|In 1978 this European country created a new canton for French-speaking Catholics|Switzerland
04/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'BOY' MOVIES|$2000|hard|1987: Jason Patric & Kiefer Sutherland|The Lost Boys
15/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MERE CASH|$200|easy|The British Conservative Party launched a campaign to 'keep' this instead of adopting the Euro|Pound
11/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MEXICO|$800|hard|1 of the 2 Central American countries that border Mexico|Belize or Guatemala
05/04/2001|Jeopardy!|HUEY, DEWEY OR LOUIS|$400|easy|For successes in the Spanish-American War, he was promoted to the special rank of Admiral of the Navy|Admiral George Dewey
21/11/2001|Jeopardy!|HELLO, DALAI|$300|easy|This country denounced the awarding of the 1989 Nobel Peace Prize to the Dalai Lama as politically motivated|China
22/01/2003|Jeopardy!|MIKE TV|$400|easy|Nefarious CEOs hide under their desks when this '60 Minutes' anchor comes knocking on their doors|Mike Wallace
16/03/2001|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RHYME TIME|$300|easy|The vistas seen from Ms. Barrymore's home|Drew's views
15/12/1999|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN NAMES|$500|medium|This spy helped Guy Burgess & Donald Maclean escape from England on May 26, 1951|Kim Philby
28/09/1999|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITAL NICKNAMES|$300|easy|'The Big Heart of Texas'|Austin
12/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|2008 NATIONAL SPELLING BEE WORDS|$2000|hard|His bark is worse than his bite except in the case of this barkless African dog|B-A-S-E-N-J-I
19/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FLORAL POTPOURRI|$800|hard|Try to remember, it's also called scorpion grass since its coiled stalk resembles a scorpion's tail|Forget-Me-Not
12/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|SOLVE FOR EX|$800|hard|After 11 years of marriage, she & David Arquette announced a trial separation in 2010|Courtney Cox
05/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE FROM PENNSYLVANIA|$2000|hard|A sweater worn by this TV host who had his own 'Neighborhood' for kids on PBS is displayed at the Smithsonian|Mr. Rogers
12/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'BUTLER' DID IT|$600|medium|This Irish poet who penned 'The Winding Stair' shares his middle name with his brother Jack & father John|William Butler Yeats
29/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|VERMONT|$1000|hard|This college's Bread Loaf School of English is well known throughout the academic world|Middlebury
27/09/1995|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$600|medium|In 1830 this peninsula connected to southern Spain was made a British crown colony|Gibraltar
20/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LATE MAN|$1200|hard|'Piper Bill' Millin, 1922-2010, played 'Hieland Laddie' while under heavy gunfire on Sword Beach on this day in 1944|June 6
16/11/2010|Jeopardy!|WHAT KIND OF PAINT YOU USING?|$200|easy|Rembrandt, for 1669's 'Return of the Prodigal Son'|oil (paint)
18/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY WOMEN|$200|easy|In her 1996 book the 'Murder' is not at the White House but a few blocks away 'At The National Gallery'|Margaret Truman
18/01/1999|Jeopardy!|AMERICA SINCE 1900|$200|easy|On Oct. 20, 1997 the Justice Dept. filed a petition accusing this high-tech company of anticompetitive acts|Microsoft
03/10/2000|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$500|medium|On this NBC sci-fi drama, genius Jarod was played by Michael T. Weiss as a man & by Ryan Merriman as a boy|The Pretender
16/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES|$1000|hard|A left-wing American magazine bears the name of this labor union official born in Cork, Ireland in 1830|Mother Jones
23/06/2006|Jeopardy!|JEPOETRY|$800|hard|Samuel Taylor Coleridge: 'Instead of the cross, the Jeopardy! about my neck was hung'|albatross
04/02/1991|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$400|easy|From 1936-1961, this capital of the Dominican Republic was called Ciudad Trujillo|Santo Domingo
01/06/2009|Jeopardy!|HIDDEN AGENDA|$200|easy|For letter-writers of any age ND and SD are the postal abbreviations of these 2 states|South Dakota & North Dakota
06/04/2005|Jeopardy!|HOT 'ROD's|$400|easy|This construction worker seen here was in the news in 1991|Rodney King
21/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FOR THE BIRDS|$2000|hard|A tilt-rotor aircraft used by the U.S. military bears the name of this fish-eating hawk|an osprey
25/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE ROCKIES|$2000|hard|In the film 'Some Kind of Monster', drummer Lars Ulrich's dad tears one of this 'Enter Sandman' band's songs to shreds|Metallica
21/03/2005|Jeopardy!|YOU COULD HURT SOMEONE|$800|hard|On a standard computer keyboard it shares a key with the question mark|a slash
28/10/1997|Jeopardy!|BALLS|$500|medium|This racquet court sport was named after the sound the rubber ball made when it hit a wall|Squash
28/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE PAIR|$2000|hard|Aviation team: Alcock & ____|Brown
04/07/2002|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|A gold rush town: OMEN|Nome
06/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COLLECTIBLES|$400|easy|If you can find Hull's Little Red Riding Hood one of these, you'd best keep your hands & Oreos out of it|a cookie jar
06/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY MEN|$2000|hard|Commander of the Pacific Fleet, this American signed the Japanese surrender in 1945|Nimitz
20/12/2010|Jeopardy!|A VISIT TO AUSTRALIA|$1000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew stands in front of Sydney Harbor, with the Sydney Opera House in the background.) With the skyline of Sydney behind me, I'm in this Australian state, the first one settled by the British|New South Wales
13/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN DRAMATISTS|$2000|hard|His only comedy among his many plays was 1933's 'Ah, Wilderness!'|Eugene O'Neill
29/12/1997|Jeopardy!|A TRASHERY OF OGDEN NASHERY|$100|easy|'The cow is of the bovine ilk; one end is moo the other' this|Milk
19/06/2001|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL GENRES|$200|easy|A mass of mineral matter|Rock
03/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ICE CREAM|$800|hard|Though it started with just 31 flavors, this chain now has more than 1,000, including SPF 31|Baskin-Robbins
16/06/2009|Jeopardy!|DO-GOODERS|$400|easy|The name of this human rights group refers to a pardon, as for political offenses against a government|Amnesty International
08/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE TUDORS|$2000|hard|That's the earl of this putting the moves on a fine lady; note his collar with the fringe on top|Surrey
14/04/2003|Jeopardy!|IF THEY MARRIED...|$600|medium|If actress Lange of 'Peyton Place' turned on the 'Heartlight' of singer Neil, she'd have this jewel of a name|Hope Diamond
29/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$1600|hard|In 1706 this Boston minister published 'The Good Old Way', in which he decried the lessening of Puritan influence|Cotton Mather
30/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'E'COLLEGEY|$2000|hard|Someday you might give your university this type of fund in which the income earned is used for programs|an endowment
09/09/2004|Jeopardy!|PLANT THE EVIDENCE|$400|easy|The lantana is valued as a plant for its ability to attract hummingbirds and these flutterers|butterflies
01/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$200|easy|A 1927 book of short stories by Ernest Hemingway was titled 'Men Without' these|Women
13/03/2003|Jeopardy!|THE SUPREME COURT|$200|easy|The Judiciary Act of 1869 stabilized the size of the court at this number|9
12/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CHEESES OF THE WORLD|$200|easy|Creole cream cheese, a specialty of this U.S. state, may be eaten for breakfast with sugar & fruit|Louisiana
15/06/2011|Jeopardy!|KINGS, QUEENS, & JACKS|$800|hard|His first Klondike stories, collected in 1900's 'The Son of the Wolf', made this man a bestselling author|Jack London
18/12/1997|Jeopardy!|I WISH|$200|easy|It's what you wish on when you say, 'Wish I may, I wish I might get the wish I wish tonight'|star
28/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CANADIAN PROVINCES|$800|hard|The Cypress Hills extend across SE Alberta & the SW part of this province|Saskatchewan
12/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MIDDLE 'C'|$400|easy|It's the 'Heart of Georgia' & the home of Mercer University|Macon
06/04/2007|Jeopardy!|THE W.C.|$400|easy|Newlyweds are supposed to freeze the top of this & eat it on their first anniversary|the wedding cake
20/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN OF THE WORLD|$1600|hard|Before opening her own schools, she had her own methods of teaching anthropology at the Univ. of Rome|(Maria) Montessori
26/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL ANIMALS|$400|easy|Proverbs compares 'A fair woman...without discretion' to a jewel in this animal's snout|Pig
28/11/2011|Jeopardy!|MICHIGAN|$1200|hard|The wives of the co-founders of the city now home to the University of Michigan both had this first name|Ann (Arbor)
03/05/2000|Jeopardy!|STRIKING|$400|easy|In 1892 a workers' strike at this steel magnate's Homestead, Penn. plant led to several injuries & deaths|Andrew Carnegie
11/02/2011|Jeopardy!|EARHART|$600|medium|Amelia Earhart was born in Atchison in this state; a bridge & an airport there are named for her|Kansas
25/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$600|medium|It's been said that more climbers have died on this peak than any other in the Swiss Alps|The Matterhorn
31/10/2008|Jeopardy!|HAVE A TREAT|$1000|hard|For a great hot fudge sundae, hotfoot it over to the soda fountain in this city's Ghirardelli Square|San Francisco
10/11/2008|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE SUCH AN ANIMAL!|$600|medium|This fastest land mammal can reach 45 mph in 2 seconds flat; go cat, go!|a cheetah
05/11/2001|Jeopardy!|POLLY'S CATEGORY|$200|easy|This Polly is blindly optimistic.  Optimistic|Pollyanna
10/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS & THEIR SUBJECTS|$400|easy|In 1905, before he took up Cubism, this Spaniard painted his friend Gertrude Stein, who wore her favorite brown velvet coat|Picasso
07/10/2004|Jeopardy!|POLL VAULT|$1000|hard|A U.S. News & World Report survey of the nation's best hospitals lists this Baltimore facility No. 1|Johns Hopkins
06/11/1997|Jeopardy!|mini-mountains|$100|easy|The Galilee site where tradition says Jesus preached this in Matthew 5 is described as more of a hill|the Sermon on the Mount
14/09/2004|Jeopardy!|OPERA|$800|hard|Wagner didn't want 'Parsifal' performed outside of this city that now holds Wagner festivals|Bayreuth
16/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ROLLING STONE'S 500 GREATEST SONGS|$2000|hard|No. 89 is this 1966 hit that John Phillips came up with on a cold winter's night in Manhattan|'California Dreamin''
06/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MORE CELEBRITY RHYME TIME|$200|easy|Aikman's playthings|Troy's toys
20/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AIN'T THAT 'GRAND'|$1000|hard|At 15 in 1991, Judit Polgar became the youngest person & one of the few women to attain this rank|a grandmaster (in chess)
04/11/2011|Jeopardy!|LITERARY TITLE OCCUPATIONS|$400|easy|Title Russian sawbones of 1957|Doctor Zhivago
08/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT ART|$1200|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows a color wheel diagram on the monitor.)  On the color wheel, complementary colors are opposite each other: red & green, yellow & purple, blue & this missing color|orange
03/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$1200|hard|It can mean immature, or pertaining to a second-year college student|sophomoric
11/12/2007|Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$200|easy|This oil cartel controls 40% of world production|OPEC
17/03/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 'RED' HEADED LEAGUE|$800|hard|Extreme hostility or aversion toward something or someone|hatred
28/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WESTERNS|$200|easy|In a 1964 Italian film, Clint Eastwood was after 'A Fistful of' these|Dollars
23/04/2008|Jeopardy!|FUN WITH FASHION|$200|easy|Attention, Kmart shoppers: This '70s 'Charlie's Angel' has her own line of designer jeans|Jaclyn Smith
31/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DRINKING SONGS|$400|easy|An Eagles song begins, 'It's another' this mixed drink 'starin' slowly 'cross the sky'|Tequila Sunrise
06/12/2004|Jeopardy!|'C' ME|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew demonstrates with three green balls lined up on a table before him.)  The three-ball routine is a classic example of this type of magic that shares its name with a camera shot|close-up
04/12/2001|Jeopardy!|GO FISH|$1000|hard|The savory silver salmon with its bright red flesh is also known by this 4-letter name|coho
22/03/2011|Jeopardy!|COUNTDOWN|$800|hard|'The 12 Days Of Christmas' gifts: 7. Swans a-swimming 6. Geese a-laying 5. These|golden rings
26/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL COOKING|$400|easy|The name of this dish derives from the poverty of the 18th century Welsh|Welsh Rarebit
24/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|STATE THE STATE OF THE GOVERNOR|$2000|hard|Bob McDonnell|Virginia
18/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CARTS & RAFTS|$2000|hard|Also called corkwood, this light material was used by Thor Heyerdahl to build the Kon-Tiki raft|balsa
29/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '80s|$400|easy|In 'On Golden Pond' he played Norman Thayer|Henry Fonda
28/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS|$200|easy|My name is C2H5OH & I'm this type of compound found in some beverages|Alcohol
02/07/1999|Jeopardy!|10-HUT!|$500|medium|Vamana, a dwarf, & Kurma, a tortoise, are 2 of the 10 avatars of this Hindu god|Vishnu
30/05/2003|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|None|None|It's the largest U.S. city in population that's named for an American individual|Houston
29/07/2010|Jeopardy!|OFF THE ENDANGERED SPECIES LIST|$1000|hard|Canis lupus, it's off the list in Montana & Idaho & may be back in some ranchers' sights|the grey wolf (or the timber wolf)
29/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|WYOMING|$1000|hard|1 of Wyoming's 2 U.S. senators|Alan Simpson (or Malcolm Wallop)
02/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|EYE ON ASIA|$1600|hard|Keep 'tabs' on this south Asian percussion instrument heard here|the tabla
13/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OH, THE THINGS I KNOW!|$1200|hard|The town of Derry is the setting of this author's 'It' & 'Insomnia'|Stephen King
18/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|I'M HUNGARIAN|$400|easy|I'm a Hungarian-born actress & I once quipped 'I never hated a man enough to give him his diamonds back'|Zsa Zsa Gabor
21/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|FINANCE|$200|easy|A basic indicator of a nation's economic strength is the GNP, which stands for this|Gross National Product
30/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN CAPITALS|$400|easy|This capital was founded by North American settlers in 1822|Monrovia
10/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ECONOMIST DANCE PARTY|$400|easy|In 2011 the Fed, led by him, said let's do the Operation Twist, buying long-term bonds & selling shorter-term debt|Bernanke
17/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICS|$1000|hard|In 1986, Salvador Laurel, already vice-president, was also appointed foreign minister & prime minister of this country|the Philippines
20/01/1999|Jeopardy!|NEO LINGO|$500|medium|It's the practice of visiting natural habitats on vacation in a manner that minimizes ecological impact|Eco-tourism
07/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OPPOSITES ATTRACT|$2000|hard|Oil that's been processed for use is called refined; unrefined oil right out of the ground is called this|crude
05/07/2010|Jeopardy!|THE ORCHESTRA|$1000|hard|Odd instruments like the triangle & the tambourine fit into this orchestra section|percussion
17/10/1991|Jeopardy!|1974|$400|easy|In August a 40-year-old ban on private ownership of this in the U.S. was lifted|gold
15/05/2009|Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$800|hard|In 1998 this president of Yugoslavia sent troops into Kosovo to crush an ethnic Albanian uprising|(Slobodan) Milošević
14/10/1997|Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$200|easy|This Egyptian port city is named for the Macedonian king who founded it in 332 B.C.|Alexandria
21/01/2011|Jeopardy!|WE OWN YOU|$600|medium|Tylenol & Band-Aids|Johnson & Johnson
07/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS|$800|hard|'Good-Day, Sir' is the first line of the play about this title Athenian|Timon of Athens
13/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BUGS|$2000|hard|A gnat's compound eye has multiple lenses called these, like the surfaces of a cut gem|facets
25/01/1996|Jeopardy!|TV TO FILM|$400|easy|Subtitled 'Fire Walk With Me', it brought back Sheryl Lee as Laura Palmer|Twin Peaks
09/12/2005|Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$400|easy|Joe Paterno has over 330 coaching wins coaching here: This is PSU|Penn State University
23/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$200|easy|This South American predator is also called the cannibal fish|Piranha
05/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE YOUR MEDICINE|$800|hard|Before giving you a shot, the nurse will usually swab your arm with this; you might use the rubbing type at home|alcohol
27/09/2000|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$900|hard|Rastafarians have roots in 2 places: Ethiopia & this island|Jamaica
01/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LINCOLN BLOGS|$1600|hard|Treasury Secy. Chase just submitted this to me for the third time--guess what, pal.  This time I'm accepting it|his resignation
26/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LEAN SCREEN|$800|hard|Early Lean films included adaptations of this man's plays 'Brief Encounter' & 'Blithe Spirit'|Noel Coward
07/07/2005|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL AKA|$1000|hard|Wapiti is a Native American term for this second-largest deer of the Americas|elk
29/01/2009|Jeopardy!|DANTE'S DIVINE COMEDY|$800|hard|Capocchio & Griffolino of Arezzo are damned to Hell for being falsifiers of metal using this process|alchemy
17/12/2002|Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$400|easy|As their name suggests, these female reproductive organs produce the eggs|ovaries
03/07/2008|Jeopardy!|KEEP 'FALL'ING|$600|medium|Female anatomical tubes named for an Italian doctor|Fallopian tubes
08/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$400|easy|Although it was discovered in 1610, the Canadian bay's west coast wasn't mapped until about 210 years later|Hudson Bay
04/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|I LOVE A PARADE|$2000|hard|Appleton in this state claims the oldest Flag Day parade in the nation|Wisconsin
19/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SO WHAT'D YOU DO WITH THE MONEY?|$1200|hard|G'day!  In 2005 this News Corp. man jazzed up his MySpace account, buying the company for $580 million|(Rupert) Murdoch
14/01/2004|Jeopardy!|CUT|$400|easy|The trailer for this Hugh Grant-Sandra Bullock film included the 'You love him.' 'I love him?' scene; the film didn't|Two Weeks Notice
27/04/1987|Jeopardy!|WORDS|$500|medium|The job of a nomenclator|giving names to things
14/05/2010|Jeopardy!|THEIR GIVEN FIRST NAMES|$200|easy|Poet Ted Hughes|Edward
23/12/2005|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WORLD LEADERS|$200|easy|He led his troops on a 6,000-mile march that began in October 1934|Mao Tse-tung
21/09/2011|Jeopardy!|E3|$400|easy|Put the pedal to the metal & increase your speed|accelerate
11/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$400|easy|He wrote 4 overtures to 'Fidelio', the most popular being the 'Leonore Overture No. 3'|L.V. Beethoven
22/05/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$200|easy|Mike Piazza's new $15 million contract with this L.A. team makes him the highest-paid baseball catcher|Los Angeles Dodgers
11/05/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S NOT ALEX TREBEK|$200|easy|It's not me in the photo seen here, but it is this 1972 nominee|Spiro Agnew
26/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THINGS CHINESE|$2000|hard|In the 1920s, geologist A. William Grabau gave this name to a fossil found near Zhoukoudian, China|Peking Man
11/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PISTOL PETE|$800|hard|Henry Mancini wrote the theme song for this TV crime drama with Craig Stevens in the title role|Peter Gunn
11/12/1996|Jeopardy!|COLORS|$300|easy|It's the pinkish color associated with certain colony-forming polyps|Coral
28/11/2002|Jeopardy!|HOW AM 'I' DOING?|$1000|hard|(Sofia presents the clue from the blackboard.) By adding a neutron, you can get this different form of a chemical element|an isotope
05/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HUMPHREY BOGART MOVIES|$2000|hard|'One Rocco more or less isn't worth dying for'|Key Largo
23/10/2001|Jeopardy!|HISTORY TEST|$100|easy|The Spanish version of this judicial body was set up in 1478; the Roman one, in 1542|the Inquisition
01/07/2008|Jeopardy!|GRASSHOP-POURRI|$400|easy|Chapultepec, or Grasshopper Hill, in this capital city is the site of a castle that was home to the Emperor Maximilian|Mexico City
05/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE NEWS|$1200|hard|These DNA-bearing structures have caps called telomeres; learn to lengthen those & we'll all live forever|chromosomes
14/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|SPORT OF KINGS|$200|easy|Horse racing was a sport at these ancient Greek contests|the Olympics
25/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT A BODY!|$800|hard|3 cuneiform bones along with the metatarsals help form each of these foot parts that may leave you flat|the arches
27/07/2006|Jeopardy!|RESTAURANTS|$400|easy|If Giuseppe is a trattore, or restaurateur, this is the type of Italian restaurant he runs|a trattoria
06/01/1998|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$500|medium|To make a pink daiquiri, substitute this red pomegranate-flavored syrup for the sugar syrup|Grenadine syrup
19/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|7 DEADLY SINS|$2000|hard|It's an arboreal mammal of the Americas, & some have 3 toes|sloth
16/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|TITLES|$800|hard|This title once used only for men can now be used on letters sent to women, especially lawyers|Esquire
20/12/2007|Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED ON CHRISTMAS DAY|$1000|hard|1868: This man grants an unconditional pardon to all who rebelled during the Civil War|Andrew Johnson
27/12/2010|Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT STEVE|$400|easy|In 'The Joker' he sang, 'Some people call me Maurice, 'cause I speak of the pompatus of love'|Steve Miller
04/11/1999|Jeopardy!|I WAS A TEENAGE...|$200|easy|As a teenager & president-yet-to-be this man met JFK in 1963|Bill Clinton
02/03/2010|Jeopardy!|MORE THAN ONE MEANING|$400|easy|If Granny asks for these, they could be her eyepieces or the tumblers for her gin|glasses
12/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DIDN'T YOU GET YOUR INVITATION?|$800|hard|Grauman's Chinese, Dec. 1, 2004--Leo was there (Cate wasn't)|the premiere of The Aviator
19/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BERRY, BERRY GOOD|$1200|hard|Title avenue in Theodore Geisel's first book|Mulberry Street
02/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GET THEE TO A RUNNER-Y|$4000|hard|At his death, this Oregon runner & movie bio subject held every U.S. record from 2,000 to 10,000 meters & 2 to 6 miles|Steve Prefontaine
31/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|APPROXIMATE WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew begins a dare cocktail.)  Two of the smallest bartender measures are these 2 that rhyme--one for a pure flavoring like Tobasco & one for liquid like soda|dash & splash
16/11/1993|Jeopardy!|PLAYS|$100|easy|Much of her play 'Murder on the Nile' takes place by the temple of Abu Simbel|Agatha Christie
05/03/2007|Jeopardy!|PUPPET-POURRI|$400|easy|In the musical 'Baker Street', this queen's Diamond Jubilee Parade was brought to life by marionettes|Victoria
03/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|3 Es FOR ME!|$2000|hard|French term for the neckline of a dress cut low in the front & often across the shoulders|decolletage (or décolleté)
23/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PHARMACOLOGY|$800|hard|Among pharmacology's sub-fields, this -ology deals with the effects & treatment of poisons|Toxicology
11/12/1998|Jeopardy!|DESTINATION:  MOON|$200|easy|Eugene Cernan & Harrison Schmitt were the last to set foot on the moon, on this mission|Apollo 17
14/05/1997|Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$500|medium|Alexander Stephens called this boss 'weak and vacillating, petulant, peevish, obstinate'|Jefferson Davis
26/09/1989|Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$200|easy|The Swedes who settled in Delaware in 1638 were the 1st in America to build cabins made of these|logs
19/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A CENTURY OF REIGN|$2000|hard|Italy's Victor Emmanuel III (45 years of it)|the 20th century
04/11/1986|Jeopardy!|MONEY|$500|medium|In 1909 he became the first U.S. president ever to appear on a coin|Lincoln
05/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN LITERATURE|$600|medium|This author of 'Crime and Punishment' wrote 'The Idiot' while on the run from creditors|Fyodor Dostoyevsky
04/07/2008|Jeopardy!|THE SCREEN ACTORS GUILD|$400|easy|Of 12,000, 20,000, or 120,000, the one closest to SAG's current U.S. membership|120,000
20/03/2007|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 HITS IN OTHER WORDS|$1000|hard|1989: 'Similar To One Supplication'|Like A Prayer
10/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OLD NAMES ON THE MAP|$1600|hard|Madagascar retained the first 2 letters of this, its previous name|The Malagasy Republic
08/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN HISTORY|$800|hard|She was the only surviving child of Henry VIII's first wife|Mary Tudor
06/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ARTS & CRAFTS|$100|easy|Its name is French, but it's just ordinary newspaper mixed with paste|Papier-mache
29/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$600|medium|The storytelling characters in his book 'Tales of a Wayside Inn' are based on real people|(Henry Wadsworth) Longfellow
24/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HAIRY|$800|hard|This female ice skater lent her name to a wedge haircut she made popular during the 1976 Winter Olympics|Dorothy Hamill
26/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FREEBIES|$1200|hard|After the 2008 Chengdu quake, another of these was allowed to qualifying Chinese, exempting them from a 1979 policy|a child
12/05/2010|Jeopardy!|SURVIVORS OF THE BAND|$200|easy|Nirvana (one of the 2)|Dave Grohl (or Krist Novoselic)
11/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|This South American river has the world's largest drainage basin|Amazon
31/12/1999|Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$400|easy|The solar observatory at Kitt Peak in this Southwestern state focuses on spectroscopy|Arizona
26/02/2007|Jeopardy!|LITERARY LONDON|$1000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew is with some blooms in Bloomsbury, London.)  In Defoe's tale about this plucky title lass, she visits her secret lover's Bloomsbury home after learning of his illness|Moll Flanders
26/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TV MORTALITY|$1600|hard|This British character has 'died' at least 7 times (including Spectrox poisoning); luckily he regenerates|Doctor Who
27/05/2009|Jeopardy!|A SNEEZY CATEGORY|$600|medium|This once popular smokeless tobacco was kept in a box & often made one sneeze|snuff
25/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE PILGRIMS|$600|medium|Around 1627 Miles Standish & this husband of Priscilla Mullens founded the town of Duxbury|John Alden
04/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TURNING IN THEIR GRAVES|$400|easy|He spins in Virginia when the legal federal holiday for his birthday is celebrated as 'Presidents' Day'|George Washington
02/06/2003|Jeopardy!|FOREVER 39|$200|easy|This L.A. Laker shot 39 free throws in a single game in the 2000 NBA Finals|Shaquille O'Neal
22/09/1999|Jeopardy!|'YEAR'|$400|easy|Troubled 1965 Indonesia is at the heart of this Mel Gibson film|The Year of Living Dangerously
18/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SORTA RHYMES WITH PURPLE?|$1000|hard|Not an army officer, but an individual grain of a cereal grass like corn|Kernel
24/11/2008|Final Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S WOMEN|None|None|The last words spoken by this character are 'What's done cannot be undone: to bed, to bed, to bed'|Lady Macbeth
02/04/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. 'O' TOUR|$200|easy|Pearl Harbor & its memorials are a must-see when visiting this island|Oahu
03/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS & ENDS WITH 'T'|$1600|hard|If your house isn't running hot & cold, check this device that regulates the temperature|a thermostat
09/02/1999|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS & THEIR WORKS|$500|medium|Ernest Feydeau wrote the 1858 novel 'Fanny', & this son of his wrote French farces such as 'A Flea In Her Ear'|Georges Feydeau
26/04/2006|Jeopardy!|U.S. ISLANDS|$400|easy|Vineyard Sound separates her Vineyard from Cape Cod 4 miles away|Martha's Vineyard
31/01/2011|Jeopardy!|GOOD GNUS|$400|easy|The spotted type of this canine is one of the gnu's principal predators|the hyena
10/03/2000|Jeopardy!|NAME THE DECADE|$200|easy|The American Revolution began|the 1770s
18/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ALBUM TITLE REFERENCES|$2000|hard|Roxy Music: An island where King Arthur was carried after death|Avalon
22/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'U' KNOW IT|$1600|hard|A patentable invention must be new, non-obvious, & this, like the 'arts' the constitution encourages|useful
26/12/2000|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$200|easy|The Viking Ship Museum is one of the top attractions in Oslo, the capital of this country|Norway
01/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ONE-MAN SHOWS|$1000|hard|'Full Gallop' stars Mary Louise Wilson as this late, flamboyant fashion editor who was always in vogue|Diana Vreeland
02/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ROMAN ART|$400|easy|Found at Rome's Palazzo Conservatori, these two Rome founders are seen here|Romulus & Remus
11/01/2008|Jeopardy!|WE CAN DANCE IF WE WANT TO|$600|medium|Named for a city, it's a dance seen here|the Charleston
05/02/1993|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TRIVIA|$400|easy|John Chancellor reportedly turned down the role in this 1976 film that won Peter Finch an Oscar|Network
13/01/2003|Jeopardy!|THE MUSIC OF SOUND|$600|medium|To give it an 'S' sound, the French add a cedilla to this letter|C
19/03/2001|Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|As a noun it's a steep-walled canyon; as a verb, to stuff yourself with food|Gorge
02/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'PAR'TY TIME|$400|easy|In September 1974 Richard Nixon received a 'full, free and absolute' one|a pardon
17/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$200|easy|If your body temperature is 98.6 degrees, this letter had better be following it|F  (Fahrenheit)
26/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE SUPREME COURT|$200|easy|In a 2001 book David Brock said he lied in a 1993 book slamming her, Clarence Thomas' nemesis at confirmation|Anita Hill
01/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN FOOLS|$400|easy|Though this historical play contains a clown, it's the heroine who makes an asp of herself|Antony and Cleopatra
24/01/2000|Jeopardy!|MEXICAN GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|You'll find the Mayan ruins of Tulum on this large peninsula|Yucatan
15/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE|$400|easy|The great-great grandson of Augustus, he started fiddling around as Roman Emperor at age 16 in 54 A.D.|Nero
31/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|VEGAS ON FILM|$2000|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew reads from Las Vegas.)  In 'Viva Las Vegas', Elvis and his rival, Count Elmo Mancini, tour the strip looking for her|Ann-Margret
16/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|One Katherine & one Anne are the only wives who appear in the play named for him|Henry VIII
16/04/2008|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$400|easy|To take a quick look, or the top of a mountain|peek/peak
21/05/1998|Jeopardy!|CANADIAN CITIES|$400|easy|Whitehorse replaced Dawson as capital of this territory in 1953|Yukon Territory
20/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'T' TIME|$2000|hard|The scarlet variety of this high flier seen here|tanager
10/10/2006|Jeopardy!|'D'-VIDE|$600|medium|In the book of Revelation, he rides the pale horse|Death
05/10/2007|Jeopardy!|TOASTS BY LANGUAGE|$800|hard|Skal!|Swedish
15/01/2009|Jeopardy!|NIAGARA FALLS|$800|hard|(Alex reports from Niagara Falls.)  Ferries with this dewy feminine name have been plying the waters below the falls since 1846; some of the most famous guests: Edward VIII, Teddy Roosevelt & Marilyn Monroe|the Maids of the Mist
31/03/1993|Jeopardy!|'C' HERE|$500|medium|This title character sings a Spanish song called the seguidilla in Act I of a Bizet opera|Carmen
04/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL ALLITERATION|$400|easy|A Tolkien trilogy includes 'The Two' these|Towers
05/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'BIG' LOVE|$1200|hard|Bogey played Philip Marlowe in this 1946 big screener|The Big Sleep
10/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ANSWERS TO YOUR FINALS|$400|easy|Classical Mythology: Oddly, these 'heavenly' twins had the same mother, Leda, but different fathers|Castor & Pollux
01/01/2003|Jeopardy!|ROCKET MAN|$600|medium|His job as a test subject for space sickness on a 1985 shuttle flight got him dubbed 'Barfin' Jake' in 'Doonesbury'|Senator Jake Garn
19/11/1985|Jeopardy!|AUTOBIOGRAPHIES|$400|easy|“Every Secret Thing” contains her own account of her kidnapping|Patty Hearst
09/11/1988|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TRIVIA|$200|easy|In 'The Wizard of Oz', she was the first character to wear the ruby slippers|the Wicked Witch of the East
05/01/2006|Jeopardy!|STAR WARS|$800|hard|A famous Hollywood feud was between Bette Davis and this 'What Ever Happened to Baby Jane' co-star|Joan Crawford
22/11/2002|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$400|easy|The first large balloon to float along in this fall event was Felix the Cat in 1927|Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
28/05/2003|Jeopardy!|WAR|$600|medium|Meaning 'little war', this term for a type of warfare originated during Napoleon's wars in Spain|guerrilla warfare
28/11/1984|Jeopardy!|TRIVIA|$100|easy|Winning a birling contest is as easy as not falling off this|a log
17/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PURPLE PROSE|$400|easy|This southern 'Vampire' author continued her purple prose with the bewitching novel 'Lasher'|Anne Rice
01/06/2011|Jeopardy!|ACTORS AS PRESIDENTS|$800|hard|Kevin Kline  in 'Wild Wild West'|Grant
11/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL FOOD & DRINK|$1000|hard|This 3-letter aperitif made of white wine & creme de cassis is named for a mayor of Dijon|(Felix) Kir
21/02/2000|Jeopardy!|FOOTBALL|$300|easy|Past home fields of this current team include L.A. Memorial Coliseum & Candlestick Park|Oakland Raiders
16/05/2007|Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$600|medium|This plant of the genus Ah-Ah-Ambrosia sheds pollen in great ah-ah-abundance|ragweed
30/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|STATE FLOWERS|$1000|hard|This fragrant shrub produces New Hampshire's purple state flower every spring|Lilacs
25/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MY TRUE LOVE GAVE TO ME|$800|hard|Elaborately carved, these pieces of tableware are traditional love tokens in Wales|(wooden) spoons
05/10/2011|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$400|easy|The Romantic Percy Shelley|Bysshe
09/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN FEMALE FIGURE SKATERS|$1600|hard|She was the only American to win an Olympic gold medal at the 1968 Winter Games in Grenoble|Peggy Fleming
24/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HAVE A HEART WITH DR. OZ|$800|hard|(Dr. Oz delivers the clue, again holding a squishy human heart.)  The sinoatrial node on the back wall of the right atrium, here, sends out electrical signals to regulate the heartbeat & is also known as this, like a mechanical device implanted to do the same thing|a pacemaker
29/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL LANGUAGES|$800|hard|Belize|English
19/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE LOOKING GLASS|$400|easy|Anton von Leeuwenhoek ground lenses to make these, which magnified objects up to more than 200 times|microscopes
10/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY RELATIVES|$400|easy|Famous sisters whose brother, Branwell, tried to become an author but fell into a dissolute life|Bronte sisters
22/12/2008|Jeopardy!|HELLO, DALI|$800|hard|In 'The Persistence of Memory', Dali shows 4 of these, some wilting, some not|watches or clocks
17/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RATED 'R'|$400|easy|To steal livestock, especially cattle|to rustle
05/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN BOOKS|$2000|hard|Felicity, a Colonial lass, & Addy, who escaped slavery, are 2 of the delightful females in this book series|American Girl
09/03/2000|Jeopardy!|MODERN SPORTS EQUIPMENT|$100|easy|Seat, chain, front & rear derailleurs|Bicycle
07/01/2003|Jeopardy!|BREAKFAST CEREALS|$600|medium|Babe Ruth was one of the first athletes to endorse this 'Breakfast of Champions'|Wheaties
19/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FATS & OILS|$200|easy|The inventor of this substitute named it after the Greek word for 'pearly'--margarites|margarine
24/03/1999|Jeopardy!|NO. 32|$300|easy|Before a crowd of almost 70,000, this team won Super Bowl XXXII January 25, 1998|the Denver Broncos
03/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PHILADELPHIANS|$600|medium|He first went to Philadelphia in 1723 because he heard printer Andrew Bradford's best worker had died|Benjamin Franklin
23/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$600|medium|While the oldest oracle was at Dodona, the most famous one was Apollo's, located here|Delphi
19/10/2005|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL NAME'S THE SAME|$1000|hard|Watts, Campbell, Judd|Naomi
21/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NEIL, EARTHLING|$1600|hard|In 2000 Neil Clark Warren founded this website that aims to unite people in long-term relationships|eHarmony.com
16/05/1997|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$200|easy|The origins of this Idaho city date back to a fort built in 1863 to protect gold miners|Boise
13/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMICAL ETYMOLOGY|$1600|hard|The heart is completely enclosed in this membranous sac from the Greek for 'surrounding the heart'|the pericardium
18/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE POEM|$800|hard|'I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference'|The Road Not Taken
04/05/2006|Jeopardy!|DEAR JOHN|$200|easy|He was Tony Blair's immediate predecessor as prime minister|John Major
17/01/1996|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|After this waterway opened in 1825, freight rates between Buffalo & NYC were cut by more than 90%|Erie Canal
03/06/1999|Jeopardy!|SPOUSE IN COMMON|$500|medium|Ursula Andress, Linda Evans|John Derek
02/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|18TH CENTURY AMERICA|$1600|hard|Samuel Slater settled in R.I. & built America's first successful cotton-spinning machines driven by this power|water power
05/11/2008|Jeopardy!|HEEL OF FORTUNE|$600|medium|A museum in Florence honors this footwear designer whose work is considered art|Salvatore Ferragamo
12/05/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 1960s|$300|easy|By mid-decade the black-clad beatniks evolved into these long-haired, love-happy rebels|Hippies
28/02/2008|Jeopardy!|SWEET|$600|medium|This powdery stuff that's 200 times sweeter than sugar is aka aspartic acid phenylalinine methyl ester|NutraSweet (or aspartame)
19/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$1500|hard|Numerous islands lie within this lake, Scotland's largest|Loch Lomond
22/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY LITERATURE|$1000|hard|Oscar Wilde wrote 'The Picture of Dorian Gray' & he wrote 'The Portrait of A Lady'|Henry James
12/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$400|easy|This classic by Stephen Crane is subtitled 'An Episode of the American Civil War'|The Red Badge of Courage
06/10/2011|Jeopardy!|OCTOBERFEST|$1000|hard|On Oct. 2, 1187 this Muslim leader's forces recaptured Jerusalem from the Crusaders, who'd held it for 88 years|Saladin
14/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NO, I DON'T NEED A DOCTOR|$400|easy|No, it's not a metallic sensory organ but a phrase meaning I'm insensitive to music & can't carry a tune|tin ear
22/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GUERRILLAS IN THE MIST|$600|medium|Ethan Allen first led this band of Vermonters against the government of New York|Green Mountain Boys
17/07/2003|Jeopardy!|I LEARNED IT IN DRAMA CLASS|$400|easy|If you're handling a prop in a play, you should know that 'prop' is short for this|property
06/06/2000|Jeopardy!|TO THE NEAREST...|$300|easy|To the nearest 50, number of years Harper's Magazine has been in existence|150 (founded in 1850)
14/02/2003|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$1000|hard|In 1970 this future actor showed some muscle & won the titles Mr. World, Mr. Universe & Mr. Olympia|Arnold Schwarzenegger
12/10/2000|Jeopardy!|THE ADAMS FAMILY|$300|easy|This European politician seen here is often embroiled in controversy|Gerry Adams (of Sinn Fein)
17/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS FITNESS|$200|easy|In 1905 this most famous formula was first published in Annalen der Physik|E = mc2
13/01/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$500|medium|John Sevier was the first governor of Tennessee & the first & only governor of this short-lived state|Franklin
27/06/2008|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN NAME ROUNDUP|$1000|hard|This 'King' of the Sitcom based Archie Bunker on his father & Maude on his wife|Norman Lear
23/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THE 'CAT'|$800|hard|The southern part of what's now China was called Mangi; the northern part was called this|Cathay
25/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY ____ OF ____|$800|hard|King Louis XI visits the Bastille in this Hugo novel|The Hunchback of Notre Dame
10/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE AGE OF THE AQUARIUS|$800|hard|This French writer knew the future included turning 182 on February 8|Jules Verne
01/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SAY CHEESE|$1600|hard|It's the only British blue cheese that has a certification trademark|Stilton
17/11/1987|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$100|easy|It used to mean sweetheart, but now refers to that big fifth grader who picked on you|bully
23/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES OBITUARIES|$200|easy|In April 1976 the Times said this billionaire died 'as mysteriously as he had lived'|Howard Hughes
17/12/1997|Jeopardy!|PLUMBING|$200|easy|Doing this to a pipe, unlike doing it to a needle, involves special cutting tools|Threading
12/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GOING DUTCH|$1000|hard|It's a cinch you know the Dutch call this fashion accessory 'een ceintuur'|Belt
09/10/1998|Jeopardy!|MORE CELEBRITY RHYME TIME|$300|easy|Carney's roles|Art's parts
28/06/2001|Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S FIRSTS|$500|medium|Calling herself a conservative & conservationist, Gale Norton is the first woman to head this cabinet dept.|Department of the Interior
20/10/2006|Jeopardy!|PUT OUT THE CHINA|$600|medium|Dots make up 36 of the tiles in this Chinese game; there are also cracks & winds|mah jongg
05/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$800|hard|A flower is considered perfect if it has both pistils & these male organs|the stamen
05/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ENGINEERING|$1200|hard|In 1858 this French engineer built a railway bridge over the Garonne River; his more famous structure came 31 yrs. later|(Gustave) Eiffel
13/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$800|hard|Utica College is affiliated with this university in upstate New York|Syracuse University
24/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|I MARRIED ELIZABETH TAYLOR|$1600|hard|He was first elected as a Virginia senator in 1978|John Warner
06/10/1989|Jeopardy!|LEFTOVERS|$500|medium|Candling is a procees of running these over bright lights to inspect & grade them|Eggs
12/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|GENERALS|$200|easy|In 1951 he told Congress, “I now close my military career & just fade away”|General MacArthur
07/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|2-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|On the condition that|if
08/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MAKING THE CUT|$800|hard|This rib roast is typically only rated as a 'choice' cut, but its name signifies the highest-quality meat|prime rib
27/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PARTY|$400|easy|Paper gifts are the traditional gifts at this anniversary party for a married couple|first
06/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE GRAND OLE OPRY|$1200|hard|On the Opry stage in 1993, the USPS unveiled 4 new country music stamps, one honoring this famed family|the Carter family
26/05/2005|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE USA|$400|easy|The Boy Scouts of America headquarters is in this state where all of George Strait's ex's live|Texas
26/12/2011|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE TERMS|$1000|hard|This life stage in the development of an insect occurs between the larva & the imago|the pupa
15/11/1991|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$400|easy|Tahini, a thick paste used in Middle Eastern cooking, is made from these ground seeds|Sesame seeds
19/07/2007|Jeopardy!|CELEBS|$800|hard|Before he was James Bond, he was Alex West in 'Lara Croft: Tomb Raider'|Daniel Craig
19/01/2000|Jeopardy!|POLITICS & SHOW BIZ|$500|medium|Actress & Congresswoman Helen Gahagan took this last name when she wed Oscar-winning actor Melvyn|Douglas
16/07/2009|Jeopardy!|MIXED BAG|$800|hard|In 1881 a famous gunfight took place at the O.K. Corral in this Arizona city with a 'grave' name|Tombstone
09/03/2005|Jeopardy!|GRAMMYS 2005|$600|medium|Between the 2 of them, they picked up 7 Grammys, including one for their 'My Boo' duet|Usher & Alicia Keys
07/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECTORS' FIRST FEATURES|$400|easy|'What's Up, Tiger Lily?' (1966)|Woody Allen
11/07/2003|Jeopardy!|B____G|$200|easy|It's an error in a computer program|bug
13/06/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU LOOK LIKE A GREEK GOD|$200|easy|Romans were from Mars, Greeks were from this god of war|Ares
14/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT THE 'H'|$800|hard|It's a list of a school's students with the highest grades & I hope my kids are on it|the honor roll
26/06/2009|Jeopardy!|FROM THE BRITISH MONARCHY'S WEBSITE|$600|medium|Please note: 'There is no guard mounting' (also known as this ceremony) 'in very wet weather'|Changing of the Guard
29/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BOTSWANA ANAGRAMS|$600|medium|In this area that covers much of Botswana, you might take 'a rash ideal trek'|Kalahari Desert (a rash ideal trek)
21/05/1992|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL ANTHEMS|$400|easy|'Hatikvah', meaning 'hope', was adopted as this country's national anthem in 1948|Israel
09/11/1990|Jeopardy!|BRAZIL|$200|easy|Colombia is second while Brazil is the world's largest exporter of this commodity|coffee
24/11/2008|Jeopardy!|DR. ALEX' OLD-TIME FEEL-GOOD MEDICINE SHOW|$1000|hard|Step right up! I got me an 'L' of an ointment for the chronic lower back pain known as this 7-letter malady|lumbago
13/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PLANTS|$800|hard|This kidney-shaped nut comes from an evergreen tree, Anacardium occidentale, that may grow to 40 feet in height|cashew
25/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SILENT MOVIES|$600|medium|William Wellman, who directed this first Oscar winner, about WWI, was a veteran of aerial combat|Wings
16/09/2010|Jeopardy!|'V'|$1000|hard|2-word legal term for preliminary examination of jurors|voir dire
03/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$1600|hard|A series of novels covering a long period; Anthony Trollope wrote a set 'of Barsetshire'|chronicles
13/11/1991|Jeopardy!|BRIDGES|$200|easy|This bridge in Venice connects the doge's palace with the old state prison|Bridge of Sighs
19/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$1200|hard|This organ weighs 12 ounces at birth, grows to 3 pounds in adulthood & contains about 10 billion neurons|the brain
20/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CATHEDRALS|$400|easy|Worms in this country has a famous cathedral; so does Ulm (but we'd never start a sentence with Ulm)|Germany
16/12/2002|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES BY NEWSPAPER|$200|easy|El Financiero & The Oaxaca Times|Mexico
09/04/2010|Jeopardy!|A SEAFOOD GUIDE|$200|easy|Popular with sushi lovers, the Atlantic bluefin this has been overfished for decades & may face extinction|tuna
11/03/2002|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE MAKING ME HUNGRY!|$400|easy|Also known as knotroot, the Chinese variety of this tuber tastes similar to the Jerusalem type|an artichoke
01/11/2002|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL 'UP's & 'DOWN's|$600|medium|It begins, 'When this old world starts getting me down and people are just too much for me to face'|Up on the Roof
05/04/2007|Jeopardy!|CHERCHEZ LA FEMME|$400|easy|Parker Stevenson, Parker Posey, Parker Pyne|Parker Posey
03/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LODGE-PODGE|$800|hard|Red roofs weren't inn for this restaurateur & hotelier; orange roofs were|Howard Johnson
30/10/1992|Jeopardy!|THERE ARE NO SMALL PARTS|$300|easy|Peter Lawford had a bit role as a pilot in this Greer Garson film, the 'Best Picture' of 1942|Mrs. Miniver
26/12/2005|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S UP, PEDIATRICIAN?|$200|easy|Ah yes, impetigo, an infection affecting this, common in kids in summer; we can treat it with antibiotics|skin
11/11/1987|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$400|easy|It takes 13 verses in Exodus 26 to tell how to make the curtains for this tent that held the Holy Ark|the tabernacle
28/10/2010|Jeopardy!|STATE MASHUPS BY CITIES|$600|medium|Omaha plus Dodge City|NebrasKansas
06/12/1996|Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$400|easy|Zeus' father, Cronus, was one of this group of 12|Titans
30/05/2006|Jeopardy!|WEAPONS|$200|easy|This weapon that vaporized an island in a Nov. 1, 1952 test was Edward Teller's brainchild|the hydrogen bomb
14/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TV TIME|$1600|hard|Hey now!  Hank Kingsley was the bumbling sidekick on this HBO talk show sendup|The Larry Sanders Show
26/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DUTCH ROYALTY|$1000|hard|This mother of Queen Wilhelmina had the same first name as a Jane Austen heroine|Emma
25/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$2000|hard|William Cullen Bryant was just 17 when he wrote this poem whose name comes from the Greek for 'view of death'|Thanatopsis
11/10/2005|Jeopardy!|GAMES PEOPLE PLAY|$1000|hard|'Pop in the shapes fast or out they'll blast' is what can happen in this 'flawless' game for kids|Perfection
28/11/1996|Jeopardy!|FIRST YEAR OF THE CENTURY|$400|easy|Spanish explorer Rodrigo de Bastidas discovered this isthmus in 1501|Panama
06/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ART 'T'|$800|hard|Bosch's 'Garden of Earthly Delights' is one of these multipaneled works|a triptych
21/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|$600|medium|On May 11, 1950 President Truman traveled to Washington state to dedicate this dam northwest of Spokane|Grand Coulee Dam
16/02/2011|Jeopardy!|ONE BUCK OR LESS|$800|hard|99 cents got me a 4-pack of Ytterlig coasters from this Swedish chain|IKEA
27/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|POSTHUMOUS POP HITS|$2000|hard|1995:  'I Could Fall in Love'|Selena
30/06/2008|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|Many say that Tu Fu was this country's greatest poet|China
11/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DESCRIBING THE OLYMPIC SPORT|$1200|hard|3 disciplines: rhythmic, artistic & trampoline|gymnastics
29/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SHE-PLANTS|$1200|hard|Its forked branches are used for divining rods & its bark & leaves are used in potions -- er, lotions|Witch Hazel
07/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ROGER THAT!|$400|easy|While a student at St. Mary's Hospital Medical School in London, he won championships in the mile run|Roger Bannister
31/03/2004|Jeopardy!|1961|$400|easy|She releases the hit songs 'Crazy' & 'I Fall to Pieces'|Patsy Cline
23/02/2007|Jeopardy!|SUPERSTITIONS|$600|medium|When birthday cake is served, it's what the birthday girl can do to make her wish come true|blow out the candles
06/04/2010|Jeopardy!|7-'L'ETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|From the Latin for 'to read', it's a reading desk with a slanted top in a church|lectern
29/04/2010|Jeopardy!|HEY, THAT'S SHARP!|$200|easy|Some of the hatchets she used in her saloon-smashing have been donated to the Kansas historical society|Carrie Nation
03/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS & ENDS WITH 'T'|$800|hard|This professional will stuff your turkey...or your moose, or your marlin|Taxidermist
30/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH HISTORY|$400|easy|In May 1502, with his son Ferdinand, he set sail on his fourth & last transatlantic voyage|Christopher Columbus
19/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TONY-WINNING COMPOSERS|$2000|hard|1949: 'Kiss Me, Kate'|Cole Porter
03/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$600|medium|A museum devoted to this Western sculptor in Ogdensburg, N.Y. has a collection of his art & bronze statues|Frederic Remington
30/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS VENUES|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm Wesley Walls of the Carolina Panthers)  I played in this building for the 49ers in the Super Bowl; later, I played there for the Saints|Louisiana Superdome
12/06/2006|Jeopardy!|BROWNIE POINTS|$400|easy|Brownies of this faith achieve religious recognition via the Dharma Award|Hinduism
05/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$400|easy|Not surprisingly, this Israeli national airline offers the most nonstop flights between Israel & the U.S.|El Al
25/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FOR THE BIRDS|$400|easy|St. Hugh of Lincoln was famous for having one of these graceful birds as a pet|a swan
26/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WALK INTO A 'BAR'|$1600|hard|A pier, wharf or landing place: San Francisco has a famous one|embarcadero
13/10/1997|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$300|easy|The major groups of social bees are honeybees, tropical stingless bees & these bees|Bumblebees
08/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WAR CORRESPONDENTS|$2000|hard|Covering stories from Las Guasimas to San Juan Hill, Richard Harding Davis was this war's best known reporter|The Spanish American War
16/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THIS IS YOUR LIFE, JOHN QUINCY ADAMS|$2000|hard|In 1767, when John Quincy Adams was born there, Quincy, Massachusetts was known by this name|Braintree
29/12/2009|Jeopardy!|BIBLE BOOKS BY QUOTATION|$800|hard|'Then Satan answered the Lord, and said, doth (this man) fear God for nought?'|Job
16/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THAT OLD-TIME RELIGION|$400|easy|The god Rama is this religion's embodiment of chivalry & virtue|Hinduism
26/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE RENAISSANCE|$1000|hard|Boccaccio work narrated by 3 men & 7 women fleeing the plague in Florence|The Decameron
21/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE 19-AUGHTS|$600|medium|This show, two of whose stars are seen here, was a Broadway smash in 1903|The Wizard of Oz
08/03/1999|Jeopardy!|1991|$300|easy|In September 1991 Macedonians voted for independence from this country|Yugoslavia
30/06/2004|Jeopardy!|GREENLAND|$1000|hard|The site of a U.S. Air Force base, it follows 'Ultima' in a phrase meaning a distant place|Thule
19/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THEY USED TO BE TEENAGERS|$200|easy|By 1965 this teenage Austrian was so muscular he was named Junior Mr. Europe|Arnold Schwarzenegger
17/01/1996|Jeopardy!|CATS & DOGS|$400|easy|The 1st Cornish Rex was a mutant kitten named Kallibunker who was born in this English duchy in 1950|Cornwall
04/05/2006|Jeopardy!|SIMPSONS CHARACTERS|$400|easy|In 'Today I Am a Clown', he held his long-delayed Bar Mitzvah in a stadium & invited Mr. T to read from the Torah|Krusty the Clown
03/06/1997|Jeopardy!|ROCK COLLECTING|$400|easy|This finishing process can be done by hand with silicon carbide or with a tumbling machine|polishing
22/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WATERY TERMS|$800|hard|Someone born under the 11th sign of the zodiac|Aquarius
07/11/1988|Jeopardy!|'NEW' ON THE MAP|$300|easy|In 1977 voters elected Ernest N. 'Dutch' Morial, the first black mayor of this city|New Orleans
22/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH PARLIAMENTARY DISTRICTS|$1600|hard|The Welsh constituency of Caerphilly is best known for having originated a type of this food|cheese
18/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|REAL BOHEMIANS|$200|easy|Born in Bohemia in 1884, Edward Benes was the first foreign minister & second president of this country|Czechoslovakia
15/07/2004|Jeopardy!|AN 'A' IN HISTORY|$600|medium|In 1741 Vitus Bering discovered Unimak & Unalaska, the largest islands in this archipelago|the Aleutian Islands
30/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY & ART|$2000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew shows a painting on the monitor.)  In Botticelli's 'The Birth of Venus', you can see that Venus is being blown ashore by this West Wind|Zephyr
07/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$600|medium|Found in classical architecture, a caryatid is a column shaped like this|Woman
06/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A WHITE WATER GLOSSARY|$2000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew stands by the Snake River.)  Just like it sounds, it can be a prison guard, or a meeting of currents that may trap your craft|a keeper
21/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$800|hard|Albert Brooks' mommy movie (6)|Mother
11/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN WORDS & PHRASES|$2000|hard|It's the Soviet-era system of forced labor camps|gulags
02/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$800|hard|The tomb of Dom Pedro I stands on the grounds of Ipiranga Park in this largest Brazilian city|Sao Paulo
22/01/1999|Jeopardy!|BRITISH LITERATURE|$100|easy|This great dramatist's works include 'Tamburlaine the Great' & 'The Tragical History of Dr. Faustus'|Christopher Marlowe
18/10/2005|Jeopardy!|'60s POP QUIZ|$600|medium|According to the title of a 1967 hit, it's what The Young Rascals were doing 'On A Sunday Afternoon'|'Groovin''
27/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS NICKNAMES|$600|medium|This tennis player is the 'Iron Maiden' & 'Tini Linguini'|Martina Navratilova
09/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CATS|$800|hard|The breed called this Rex was developed in Cornwall, England|Cornish
18/02/1999|Jeopardy!|ELECTIONS|$400|easy|This year was 'The Year of the Woman' with 11 major party Senate candidates who were women|1992
03/04/2007|Jeopardy!|HOW I MET YOUR MOTOR|$400|easy|The 'E' in an 'e-bike' stands for this type of motor it has to aid you in those uphill climbs|electric
14/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BAKER'S TREAT|$800|hard|Pineapple rings are the classic topping for this cake baked with the fruit on the bottom & served with it on top|Pineapple upside-down cake
19/05/2009|Jeopardy!|HYBRID POODLES|$1000|hard|A pomapoo|a Pomeranian
12/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SPELLING|$400|easy|Get hooked on the spelling of...|P-H-O-N-I-C-S
24/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST NAMES|$1000|hard|Used for both men & women, the 'Guinness Book of Names' calls it the 'windiest name'|Gale/gail
11/10/2007|Jeopardy!|COLORS|$400|easy|Of outer ear, Outer Mongolia or outer space, the one that became a Crayola color in 1998|outer space
02/12/2002|Jeopardy!|GAME SHOWS|$400|easy|This grocery store-set game is seen daily on PAX|Supermarket Sweep
04/10/2011|Jeopardy!|A STICKY SITUATION|$400|easy|Candy Land has changed its traditional sticky swamp of this to chocolate|molasses
05/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'END' AT THE BEGINNING|$400|easy|A long, hard race, like a marathon, is meant to test this in an athlete|Endurance
06/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE RIVER|$2000|hard|It enters the Mediterranean Sea after separating into Rosetta & Damietta branches|Nile
30/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PRECIOUS 'M's|$800|hard|In 1994 Bill Gates paid a record price for one of these, $30.8 million for a 72-page Leonardo one|a manuscript
14/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SITCOM SUPPORTING CHARACTERS|$800|hard|On this sitcom, Oscar Nunez is Oscar, Creed Bratton is Creed, Angela Kinsey is Angela & Rainn Wilson is...Dwight|The Office
19/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HERE COMES THE NEIGHBORHOOD|$1600|hard|The Gaslamp Quarter is the happening part of this Southern California city|San Diego
02/12/1999|Jeopardy!|PREMIERE|$300|easy|This Bruce Willis movie about a menacing asteroid had its premiere at the Kennedy Space Center|Armageddon
04/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$1600|hard|This element, symbol Ti, was first called menachite after the cornish town of its discovery, Manaccan|titanium
18/03/1998|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY PERSONALITIES|None|None|The French call him 'Le Roi du Crazy'|Jerry Lewis
06/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'TWO'|$400|easy|A bicycle, as opposed to a unicycle|Two-wheeler
10/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE L WORDS|$200|easy|It's another term for the cranium|Skull
01/06/2000|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$400|easy|In the binary number system, this number would be 01|1
21/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|2000 AND WON|$1600|hard|The NAACP's Spingarn Medal for 2000 went to this talk show host|Oprah Winfrey
30/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES' RHYME TIME|$800|hard|Mrs. Madison's tennis shots|Dolley's volleys
21/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A LOST LETTER FROM SHAKESPEARE|$1200|hard|I have a line in this 1604 tragedy: 'Loved not wisely but too well'... dost thou think it over the top?|Othello
03/01/2000|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE GLOBE|$500|medium|In the early 19th century, this capital of French Polynesia became a favorite port of call for South Pacific whalers|Papeete
23/03/2011|Jeopardy!|WE ALL NEED A 'FRIEND'|$200|easy|It's what Casper is, according to his theme song|the friendly ghost
19/11/2009|Jeopardy!|AGENTS & MANAGERS|$600|medium|It's the nickname of hall of fame baseball manager George Anderson of the Reds & Tigers|Sparky
25/09/2007|Jeopardy!|SWEET 'P'|$400|easy|Carnations & Sweet Williams belong to this 'colorful' family of flowering plants|pinks
17/03/2010|Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$1000|hard|Found in some Chinese food: MSG|monosodium glutamate
06/12/1999|Jeopardy!|TV ACTORS & ROLES|$300|easy|He was playing Rev. Fordwick on 'The Waltons' when he was cast as the irreverent Jack Tripper on 'Three's Company'|John Ritter
05/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|COOKS & BOOKS|$600|medium|Cajun chef whose book is 'Louisiana Kitchen' & whose Louisiana kitchen is 'K-Paul's'|Paul Prudhomme
03/12/2009|Jeopardy!|ALSO A U.S. STATE|$200|easy|It was destroyed in Havana Harbor on Feb. 15, 1898|the USS Maine
25/01/2012|Final Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL SPORTS STARS|None|None|In 2002 his No. 10 jersey from the 1970 World Cup finals sold at auction for a record $220,850|Pelé
30/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$600|medium|In 1996 this 'Howl' poet released a CD called 'The Ballad of the Skeletons'|Allen Ginsberg
12/11/2008|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'P'|$800|hard|In mythology, Thisbe's lover (7)|Pyramus
19/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT EGYPT|$200|easy|There was no ceremony for this; it was just formalized when a man & a woman formed a household|marriage
14/03/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$300|easy|2 of the 4 U.S. states that have capitals with 'City' in their names|Missouri, Nevada, Oklahoma & Utah
05/11/1999|Jeopardy!|IT'S EASY|$300|easy|On the Beaufort scale, any wind with a speed of 4 to 31 mph is designated this|a breeze
23/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HEIST-ERIA|$800|hard|Alvin Karpis said this motherly bank robber was not the evil mastermind J. Edgar Hoover said she was|Ma Barker
10/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|GREAT DAMES|$800|hard|She starred as Cleopatra and Olivier's Juliet, long before booking 'A Passage to India'|Dame Peggy Ashcroft
10/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL LANDMARKS|$800|hard|Site where John Hancock signed his 'John Hancock'|Independence Hall
13/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE CONSTANT GARDENER|$400|easy|In 17th century Holland, fortunes were invested in the bulbs of this flower|a tulip
23/12/1998|Jeopardy!|A CHRISTMAS SONGBOOK|$100|easy|This 'jolly happy soul' had a 'corncob pipe and a button nose and two eyes made out of coal'|Frosty the Snowman
04/02/1998|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$500|medium|This 'golden' era following the Civil War took its name from a novel by Mark Twain & Charles Dudley Warner|The Gilded Age
30/10/2002|Jeopardy!|CONTESTS|$1000|hard|Competing for Switzerland, Celine Dion won this song contest in 1988|Eurovision
03/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SAILING|$600|medium|Soccer players as well as sailors know this term for the device seen here:|Cleat
04/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE CHESS CLUB|$1000|hard|In a Lewis Carroll book, Alice begins as one of these white pieces but later becomes a queen|a pawn
25/05/2001|Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH RHYME|$400|easy|A Canadian coin|dime
01/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT POEM|$1600|hard|Andrew Marvell: 'Had we but world enough, and time, this coyness, lady, were no crime'|To His Coy Mistress
22/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLES RHYME TIME|$800|hard|Disney's beers|Walt's malts
01/06/1990|Jeopardy!|CITY NAME ORIGINS|$500|medium|The 3 cities of Oea, Leptis Magna & Sabrata merged to form this city in Libya|Tripoli
13/04/2010|Jeopardy!|WHAT THE CURRENT TV TITLE MEANS|$400|easy|The loose-fitting 2-piece garment, often green cloth, worn by surgeons|Scrubs
30/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'P' COUNTRY|$2000|hard|This nation has a city named for one of its first presidents, Manuel Luis Quezon|the Philippines
20/05/2005|Jeopardy!|TIME FOR A 'CON'TEST|$400|easy|Food cooks quicker & more evenly in this type of oven that has a fan to circulate the hot air|a convection oven
19/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'A' IN GEOGRAPHY|$1600|hard|It's the highest mountain in the Western Hemisphere|Mount Aconcagua
05/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MEN IN TIGHTS|$1000|hard|A leading actor of Shakespeare's time, he probably wore tights as the very first Hamlet|Richard Burbage
08/01/2004|Jeopardy!|DON'T BE CRUEL|$400|easy|The 'charger' Salome wanted as part of the presentation of John the Baptist's head is one of these|platter
09/11/1989|Jeopardy!|COOKING|$300|easy|Craig Claiborne says you can substitute this type of cheese for the ricotta when making lasagna|cottage cheese
09/07/2003|Jeopardy!|OLD AMERICAN THEATER|$1000|hard|Back in 1903 'Rip Van Winkle' turned up as a song in a musical based on this fairy tale|Sleeping Beauty
12/11/1992|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY|$100|easy|Mac Davis had to learn how to twirl a rope before he took over the role of this cowboy humorist in 1992|Will Rogers
26/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A PENGUIN, A YAK & A KANGAROO|$2000|hard|The domestic yak is often called a grunting this, a draft animal of the genus Bos|ox
07/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S CELEBRATE!|$1600|hard|On August 20 this country honors its first king with St. Stephen's Day|Hungary
12/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN PHOTOGRAPHERS|$800|hard|She was hired by the government to photograph displaced Oklahoma farmers during the Depression|Dorothea Lange
01/04/2008|Jeopardy!|'IN'|$600|medium|Kin-Tiki was a god of this South American people|the Incas
26/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WILD WILD WEST|$400|easy|Mae turned down the part of faded movie star Norma Desmond in this 1950 film|Sunset Boulevard
05/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER 4-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|In 2010 American Humane celebrates 'Be' this 'to Animals Week' from May 2 to 8|Kind
19/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|IDAHOANS|$600|medium|It's where you'd go to see Idaho-born sculptor Gutzon Borglum's most famous work|Mount Rushmore (South Dakota)
30/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ON SUCH A WINTER'S DAY|$3000|hard|On Jan. 14, 2011 President Ben Ali fled this African country as his people protested his 23-year rule|Tunisia
24/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE AUTHORS|$600|medium|Turhan Bey, as this 'Fabled' author, spent 'A Night in Paradise' with Merle Oberon but without a 'Moral'|Aesop
19/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC STARS ON FILM|$1600|hard|How do you like him now, now that he made his film debut in 2006 as fading country star Bo Price in 'Broken Bridges'|Toby Keith
10/12/1999|Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$200|easy|'Spin City' star who knows 'The Truth is Out There'|Michael J. Fox Mulder
26/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE DEAL|$800|hard|This firm that tabulates Oscar balloting has had Coopers on the end of its name since a 1998 merger|Price Waterhouse
31/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ART HOUSE MOVIES|$1600|hard|Scarlett Johansson flashes some jewelry in this film in which she plays muse to Vermeer|Girl with a Pearl Earring
23/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|IMMIGRANTS|$2000|hard|This Oscar-winning director's 'America, America' is about fellow immigrants of Greek heritage|Elia Kazan
27/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|THE MYSTERIOUS EAST|$400|easy|According to religious custom, every Thai man is expected to spend 3 months in one of these|a Buddhist monastery
09/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$2000|hard|His autobiography is 'A Time to Heal'|Gerald Ford
19/04/2000|Jeopardy!|HOLY WEEK|$500|medium|At Maundy Thursday mass, a priest traditionally washes the feet of this many people|12
22/03/2000|Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN TIME TRAVEL|$700|hard|As this author, Malcolm McDowell chases Jack the Ripper across time in the 1979 thriller 'Time After Time'|H.G. Wells
11/09/1984|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$500|medium|Changing lines, you could have at one time ridden these from Freeport, IL to Utica, NY|streetcars
08/06/2006|Jeopardy!|JUNE SWOON|$1000|hard|Declared a public enemy by the Senate, this Roman emperor committed suicide on June 9, 68 A.D.|Nero
06/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COOKING|$400|easy|Ingredients of this french fry condiment include tomatoes, cinnamon sticks, cider vinegar & garlic|Ketchup
07/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HIDDEN BIRDPLAY|$4000|hard|Nothing is solved with rushing around like a crazy man|a thrush (in with rushing)
20/09/2007|Jeopardy!|CSI: SHAKESPEARE|$600|medium|Blood spatter says the guy killed Paris, then himself. The girl stabbed herself... ain't love grand|Romeo and Juliet
07/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL POLITICS|$400|easy|Before Cheney, he was the last U.S. vice president born west of the Mississippi River; he left office in 1981|Walter Mondale
24/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THINGS OPERATIC|$2400|hard|In 1939 she made her operatic debut in 'Cavalleria Rusticana' in Athens at age 15|Maria Callas
29/03/2007|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$200|easy|It's the state song of the beautiful State of Ohio|Beautiful Ohio
18/11/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$500|medium|In 1844 John C. Fremont crossed the Sierra Nevada & this John C. became Secretary of State|John C. Calhoun
09/11/2000|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$400|easy|America's oldest public art museum, the Wadsworth Atheneum, is in this city whose name contains the word 'art'|Hartford
04/11/2011|Jeopardy!|REAL PEOPLE ON FILM|$800|hard|In 'Moneyball' Brad Pitt played this Oakland A's general manager|Billy Beane
15/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WOMEN|$4000|hard|Founder Candy Lightner partly funded this organization with insurance money from her daughter Cari's death|MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving)
08/01/2007|Jeopardy!|FIRST NAME WORDS|$200|easy|A male turkey|a tom
25/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GOING DEEP|$1200|hard|'I'd rather be rich than stupid' is one of these musings by Jack Handey of 'SNL'|Deep Thoughts
21/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POPE-ULARITY CONTEST|$1200|hard|What goes around comes around for these letters from a pope, like 'Pacem in Terris'|encyclicals
23/02/2011|Jeopardy!|QUICK LIT|$800|hard|It's book 3 in the 'Hunger Games' trilogy|Mockingjay
02/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ARTE ITALIANO|$400|easy|In 1482 he abandoned his 'Adoration of the Magi' to work as an engineer for the Duke of Milan|Leonardo da Vinci
01/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POLAR OBSESSION|$2000|hard|(Paul Nicklen presents the clue.)  Cliff-nesting birds, like the thousands seen here, play an important part in Arctic ecology; their guano falls before the icy water's surface to provide nutrients to these flowery invertebrates|sea anemones
09/01/2001|Jeopardy!|AMAZIN' FACTS|$400|easy|Selim III, who held this Ottoman title from 1789 to 1807, reportedly shot an arrow 972 yards|sultan
10/07/1998|Jeopardy!|MILTON|$500|medium|In 'On His Blindness', Milton wrote, 'They also serve who only' do this|Stand and wait
23/06/2003|Jeopardy!|GOING 'N'SANE|$600|medium|Mike Walker is its gossip editor|National Enquirer
18/02/2008|Jeopardy!|BE A SPORT|$600|medium|You don't want to travel when you're double-teamed in the backcourt in this sport|basketball
22/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|PHOTOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|This German camera changed photojournalism in the 1920s with its small size & brief exposure times|Leica
16/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FILTHY 4-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|It can be cheap, like this type of trail bike|dirt
24/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HELLO AGAIN|$800|hard|Konnichiwa|Japanese
28/05/2007|Jeopardy!|CHESS NUTS|$800|hard|The 2 main 'mates' that end a chess game; one's a win, the other a draw|checkmate & stalemate
02/05/1994|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$1000|hard|This Florentine's 1430s bronze “David” shows the influence of classical Greek sculpture|Donatello
22/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|STEELERS, PIRATES & PENGUINS|$1200|hard|Maxing out at about 4 feet tall, this largest type of penguin can weigh 100 pounds|an emperor penguin
06/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MATH & SCIENCE|$400|easy|John Wheeler named this singularity in the late 1960s; the Russians called it a collapsar|a black hole
21/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSE YOURSELF!|$600|medium|This Italian composed 27 operas, including 'Stiffelio', 'Nabucco' & 'Otello'|Giuseppe Verdi
08/06/2007|Jeopardy!|THE SOLOMON ISLANDS|$400|easy|The main industries in the Solomons include mining, timber & fishing for this fish|tuna
02/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELIST-PLAYWRIGHTS|$800|hard|This British romance novelist was in her 20's when she wrote the 1925 play 'Blood Money'|Barbara Cartland
30/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|METALS|$800|hard|The name of this metallic element used in electroplating rhymes with sodium|Rhodium
14/12/1999|Jeopardy!|THE WOK OF FAME|$100|easy|To eat Chinese food like a native, use 2 of these 10 1/2-inch wooden implements|Chopsticks
07/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE SILVER SCREEN|$1000|hard|Based on a James A. Michener novel, this 1957 film earned Red Buttons & Miyoshi Umeki Oscars|Sayonara
01/04/2008|Jeopardy!|TRUMAN CAPOTE|$600|medium|He won an Oscar in 2007 for playing Truman Capote on the big screen|Philip Seymour Hoffman
02/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HANG 'IN' THERE, BABY!|$1000|hard|An unsophisticated girl or a play's young heroine|ingenue
09/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A BIT OF 'MIS' INFORMATION|$1600|hard|Allowable, as in evidence in court|permissible (or admissible)
15/09/2005|Jeopardy!|MARSUPIALS|$400|easy|You can see why kangaroos are classified as macropodents, referring to the size of these|their feet
28/12/2010|Jeopardy!|'STOP' & 'GO'|$600|medium|In captivity this bird is fed a diet containing carotenoid pigments to maintain the color of its plumage|a flamingo
11/12/2002|Jeopardy!|SOUTH OF THE EQUATOR|$600|medium|In 1947 Edith Ronne & Jenny Darlington became the first women to winter on this continent|Antarctica
01/06/1998|Jeopardy!|'C' OF LOVE|$500|medium|Italian for 'with love', it's the musical direction to play or sing lovingly|con amore
30/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTY CULTURE|$800|hard|The photo here was taken in this Iowa county found in the title of a bestseller|Madison county
09/03/2006|Jeopardy!|GET YOUR KICKS|$200|easy|In slang, to kick this 6-letter container is to die|the bucket
03/02/2004|Jeopardy!|THINGS THAT HAPPENED|$200|easy|In 622 Muhammad fled this city; in 630 he came back with 10,000 followers & captured it|Mecca
15/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE NEWSPAPER|$200|easy|Stop the presses!  In 1982 it became America's first national, general interest newspaper|USA Today
03/07/1998|Jeopardy!|IT'S SANDY!|$400|easy|The Canning Basin on this continent is also called the Great Sandy Desert|Australia
08/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CONGRESS IS ALL A-TWITTER|$2000|hard|Referring to his wife, this Ohio rep urged, 'Please vote for Elizabeth in Week 2 of Cleveland Dancing show'|Dennis Kucinich
03/06/2004|Jeopardy!|GOING TO THE DOGS|$200|easy|Its nicknames include the spotted dick & the plum pudding dog|the Dalmatian
09/05/2006|Jeopardy!|ACTION FIGURES|$800|hard|A term for a tireless Soviet worker comes from the name of Alexei Stakhanov; he mined 102 tons of this in 6 hours|coal
28/05/2009|Jeopardy!|FOUNDERS|$600|medium|Elizabeth Glaser, wife of actor Paul Michael, helped start a foundation to battle pediatric this disease|AIDS
07/04/2011|Jeopardy!|WATERFALLS|$1000|hard|France's tallest waterfall, Gavarnie Falls, is fed by a Spanish lake in this mountain range|the Pyrenees
03/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CORRESPONDENTS|$800|hard|(I'm Julie Chen of The Early Show on CBS.) In March 2003 I reported from this country from which the U.S. & British ground attack on Iraq was launched|Kuwait
19/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POSSIBLE SAT VOCABULARY|$1200|hard|The time of day described as 'crepuscular' is when this is happening|when it's starting to get dark
19/06/1998|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN SONG|$400|easy|When Ricky Nelson said 'hello' to her, it was 'goodbye heart'|Mary Lou
29/01/1999|Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$100|easy|Canaletto was noted for his vedute, or views, of this canal city, his birthplace|Venice
28/04/2009|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL MUNCHIES|$200|easy|2-word name for the mysterious food item often used to bribe Scooby-Doo & Shaggy|Scooby Snack
23/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OBSOLETELY FABULOUS|$400|easy|The creation of this type of phone started with an undertaker who thought his competitors were bribing operators|rotary phone
19/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY MATTERS|$200|easy|This nickname of the World War II U.S. Air Force fighter numbered the P-51 comes from the Spanish for 'stray animal'|Mustang
09/02/1998|Jeopardy!|FAULKNER TITLES|$400|easy|'As I Lay...'|Dying
15/09/2010|Jeopardy!|BACKWORDS|$200|easy|If that Chihuahua yaps any more, I swear I'm going to do this to it|spay
19/02/1999|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$300|easy|You can ride the Jasper Tramway to over 7,500 feet up in this Canadian province|Alberta
26/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DEAD MAN WALKEN|$800|hard|Chris literally loses his robotic mind in this 2004 remake starring Nicole Kidman|The Stepford Wives
14/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$200|easy|This tone poem by Richard Strauss was based on a book by Cervantes|Don Quixote
09/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FACTS ON FILE|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from the Santa Monica Pier)  These planes named after their wing configurations were flown by the Wright Bros. but disappeared after World War II|biplanes
20/01/2004|Jeopardy!|STARTS & ENDS WITH 'A'|$1000|hard|The fleece of this mammal, seen here, can be used for wool|alpaca
03/11/1994|Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH CONNECTION|$500|medium|The French call this religious day La Toussaint|All Saints Day
09/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE NON-BEATLES ROCK BAND|$800|hard|Formed in 2008, Chickenfoot had Chad Smith of the Peppers, Joe Satriani, Michael Anthony & this ex-Van Halen singer|Sammy Hagar
06/06/2005|Jeopardy!|THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN'|$400|easy|In 2004 Veritas software's marketing dept. made news when it banned this type of communication on Fridays|e-mail
30/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TONY BENNETT'S SONGBOOK|$400|easy|My album 'Here's to the Ladies' includes the following song made famous by this legendary lady:  'When all the world's a hopeless jumble and the raindrops tumble, heaven opens magically.  When all the clouds darken up the skyway, there's a rainbow highway to be found'|Judy Garland ('Over The Rainbow')
23/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MY CATEGORY WITH ANDRE|$2000|hard|This French Minister of War lent his name to an ineffective fortification on the border with Germany|(Andre) Maginot
20/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH ROYALTY|$3000|hard|Isabella of Angouleme was 12 or 13 (perhaps a bit too young) when she wed this king in 1200|King John
03/07/2001|Jeopardy!|CLIFFS NOTES AT THE MOVIES|$200|easy|Julia Roberts uses sass, brains & cleavage to punish polluters|Erin Brockovich
13/03/1997|Jeopardy!|FINANCE|$200|easy|This term for a top quality stock comes from the gambling world|Blue chip
14/12/2010|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$200|easy|Yupik is a native language spoken by about 15,000 in Siberia & the western part of this state|Alaska
26/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'OLD' LIT|$600|medium|Because of gambling, Little Nell's grandfather loses this title business to the evil dwarf Quilp|The Old Curiosity Shop
06/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE U.S. MAP|$1600|hard|The Pearl & Hermes Atoll in this state is named for 2 ships wrecked there in 1822|Hawaii
13/12/1999|Jeopardy!|IRAQ|$300|easy|Roughly 75 percent of Iraq's people are Arabs & 20 percent are of this ethnic group|Kurds
25/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SONGS FROM MUSICALS|$800|hard|'When You're Good To Mama'|Chicago
05/06/2007|Jeopardy!|TIME FOR 'UNCH'|$1000|hard|Elastic band used to fasten hair|a scrunchie
30/09/2011|Jeopardy!|BLU-RAYS|$800|hard|An interactive guide to class action is a helpful part of the season 1 Blu-ray of this Glenn Close series|Damages
21/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ART HEISTS|$1200|hard|In 1985 his 'Impression: Sunrise', the painting that named a movement, was stolen in Paris|Monet
06/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSICIANS|$1600|hard|He married Mia Farrow in 1970|André Previn
23/11/1999|Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$300|easy|With 6 children, this poet was well-equipped to write 'The Children's Hour'|Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
01/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$1000|hard|Normally, the periods of this type of sleep are short early in the night, then lengthen|REM sleep
09/10/2009|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES' LARGEST ISLANDS|$800|hard|Hainan|China
26/02/2009|Jeopardy!|SO LONG|$600|medium|Growing to an intimidating 18 feet long, this hooded snake reigns as the world's longest venomous snake|the king cobra
13/11/1992|Final Jeopardy!|THE AUTO INDUSTRY|None|None|This automaker's trademark symbolizes the 3 places where its engines were used: land, air & water|Mercedes-Benz
20/05/2008|Jeopardy!|TIME TO GET SIMON-IZED|$1000|hard|He was the head of Vienna's Jewish Documentation Center from 1961 to 2003|Simon Wiesenthal
07/02/2007|Jeopardy!|FROM THE LATIN|$1000|hard|The name of this type of musical composition, like the 'moonlight' one, comes from the Latin for 'to sound'|a sonata
16/06/1997|Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELS|$100|easy|The largest of these red gemstones ever discovered was a 400-carat one found in Burma|a ruby
19/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POSSIBLE SAT VOCABULARY|$1600|hard|Noun for a person who's sorry & is ritually showing his sorrow under the guidance of a confessor|a penitent
29/11/2004|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC HALL OF FAME|$200|easy|A popular exhibit at the Hall of Fame is the actual cornfield used on this 'corny' TV show|Hee Haw
14/06/2004|Jeopardy!|SPOT THE KITTY|$600|medium|The Vietnamese, the Cambodian, the Burmese|Burmese
10/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GET YOUR GOAT|$800|hard|Scientists have implanted a spider gene into a goat to have it produce the same proteins spiders use to make this material|Silk
10/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY|$400|easy|This country's 'Six Dynasties' period stretched from the fall of the Han in 220 to 589|China
25/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$600|medium|Nicknamed 'The First State', it became the first state December 7, 1787|Delaware
27/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HORSE SENSE|$1600|hard|Guy Williams rode Tornado as this hero|Zorro
14/11/1985|Jeopardy!|“STREETS”|$100|easy|Financiers literally made a big impact on this street in October 1929|Wall Street
13/06/2001|Jeopardy!|LET'S CELEBRATE!|$100|easy|The people of Monroe in this state have been celebrating 'Cheese Days' since 1914 (They must be tired!)|Wisconsin
05/02/2007|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPER SECTIONS|$1000|hard|The Washington Post section on city life; it's also the city's subway|Metro
16/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LIT|$400|easy|2 of his many books are 'The Foot Book' & 'The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins'|Dr. Seuss
14/07/2003|Jeopardy!|A STAR IS BORN|$200|easy|She was born to her mommie dearest as Lucille Fay LeSueur on March 23, 1908|Joan Crawford
12/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS|$600|medium|He wrote about Jews in 'Exodus'; Muslims in 'The Hajj'; & Protestants & Catholics in 'Trinity'|Leon Uris
05/03/2004|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LIT|$600|medium|'The Last Battle' by C.S. Lewis chronicles the last days of this magical land|Narnia
21/10/2005|Jeopardy!|MULTIPLE CHOICE|$1000|hard|Of Leonardo, Michelangelo or Tintoretto, the artist who was not in Florence in 1504|Tintoretto
12/01/2007|Jeopardy!|BIG 'STAR'|$200|easy|As soon as corn is picked, its sugar begins to turn into this, so get it into the pot fast!|starch
05/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|UNUSUAL PETS|$800|hard|Peba is another name for the 9-banded type of this armored creature that's found in Texas|armadillo
01/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$400|easy|Including the statue, Nelson's Column towers 185 feet above this London square|Trafalgar Square
08/06/1999|Jeopardy!|SPACE|$400|easy|The Ariane launch vehicle is used prominently by this organization, abbreviated the ESA|European Space Agency
04/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR I|$2000|hard|There were more than 200,000 British casualties in the attempt to take this peninsula along the Dardanelles|Gallipoli
22/04/1986|Jeopardy!|'MOON'S|$300|easy|Every week Cybill Shepherd & Bruce Willis have been doing this on ABC|Moonlighting
06/04/2004|Jeopardy!|HALLS OF FAME|$1000|hard|The National Aviation Hall of Fame celebrated 100 years of flight & appropriately, is located in this Ohio city|Dayton
28/06/2006|Jeopardy!|ASK THE AUDIENCE|$400|easy|Practice, practice, practice & you too can get to this 2,804-seat NYC venue at 57th & 7th|Carnegie Hall
08/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$800|hard|A form of this explosive is often used to treat angina|nitroglycerin
08/10/2008|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES ELECTION COVERAGE|$400|easy|The report on the 1992 returns included a 'jubilant bear hug' between these 2 men|Clinton & Gore
13/06/2008|Jeopardy!|'N'ATIONS OF THE WORLD|$1000|hard|In 1968 the U.N. called for South Africa's withdrawal from the territory that is today this country|Namibia
09/10/2001|Jeopardy!|'NEW' GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|It was the first American colony to declare its independence from Great Britain in 1776|New Hampshire
25/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT KIND OF SHAPE ARE YOU IN?|$600|medium|Its area equals half of the product of the base times the height|Triangle
22/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY SCIENCE|$200|easy|It's the military rank the Constitution gives the U.S. president|Commander-in-Chief
09/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$1600|hard|His 1814 work 'Tres de Mayo', or 'The Third of May', depicts a French firing squad shooting Spanish citizens in Madrid|Goya
04/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$600|medium|In 1961 the Met purchased his 'Aristotle Contemplating the Bust of Homer' for $2.3 million|Rembrandt
20/11/2009|Jeopardy!|WHAT ARE YOU DOING?|$200|easy|Making one of these with a few people; a frame holds it taut; we'll back it with muslin & fill it with batting|making a quilt
27/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'E.B.'|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Atlanta)  Andrew Young said this church 'was the shelter; when there was an important meeting, we went to Daddy King's study there'|Ebenezer Baptist Church
07/06/2004|Jeopardy!|I DID IT!|$1000|hard|In 1884, the year of his death, he published the memoir '30 Years a Detective'|(Allan) Pinkerton
06/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CHANNEL SURFING|$200|easy|Click on this channel & you might find yourself in the middle of 'Shark Week'|Discovery Channel
21/06/1996|Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES' FIRST FILMS|$400|easy|'Oklahoma!'|Shirley Jones
16/04/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 82nd ACADEMY AWARDS|$600|medium|'Did I just wear you all down?' plaintively asked this actress & first-time winner|Sandra Bullock
07/12/1989|Jeopardy!|TV TRIVIA|$300|easy|One ad for her cable TV show claimed, 'Ruthless people make the worst lovers'|(Dr.) Ruth Westheimer
06/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ON A PIZZA|$400|easy|Picked from trees & sometimes picked off pizza, the black ones are more common as toppings than the green ones|olives
24/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE SUPREME COURT|$600|medium|This 20th C. Democrat is the only full term president to make no appointments to the Supreme Court|Jimmy Carter
07/02/1986|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$100|easy|Steak named for the shape of its bone|T-bone
02/06/2003|Jeopardy!|ROCHESTER|$800|hard|A port on the New York state barge canal, Rochester, New York is closest to this Great Lake|Lake Ontario
16/12/2009|Jeopardy!|BIRDS WITHIN WORDS|$600|medium|It has a long femur|an emu
24/01/2012|Jeopardy!|CANADIAN POSTAL ABBREVIATIONS|$1000|hard|PE|Prince Edward Island
21/09/2005|Jeopardy!|STATE THE ITEM|$800|hard|'Yes, I lost my little darlin' the night they were playing' this beautiful state song|the 'Tennessee Waltz'
09/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE TITLE|$1600|hard|'J.S.S.' by Rudyard Kipling|Just So Stories
15/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE ENLIGHTENMENT|$2000|hard|This 35-volume Denis Diderot project began as a translation of a British reference work|the Encyclopedie
12/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|KID LIT|$400|easy|Originally an 1864 Christmas gift to a friend, her 'Adventures Under Ground' became a classic under a new title|Alice in Wonderland
28/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CLEVELAND ROCKS!|$400|easy|The original theme song to this TV sitcom set in Cleveland mentioned the nearby towns of Parma & Solon|The Drew Carey Show
11/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|A 'MAN'LY CATEGORY|$400|easy|An extensive search for a fugitive|Manhunt
30/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|VOLCANOES|$2000|hard|The name of this sacred mountain is said to be derived from the Ainu word for fire|Mount Fuji
16/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|COATS OF ARMS|$400|easy|This country's coat of arms features a Maori chieftain & a European woman supporting the shield|New Zealand
04/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$1000|hard|These glands secrete oil into your hair follicles|sebaceous (glands)
23/03/2005|Jeopardy!|BOB DYLAN CHRONICLES|$600|medium|'I got a head full of ideas that are drivin' me insane.  It's a shame the way she makes me scrub the floor'|'Maggie's Farm'
28/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|STATE: THE OBVIOUS|$5400|hard|This state's name includes the name of the country that was the top destination for U.S. tourists in 2001|New Mexico
25/09/1997|Jeopardy!|1966|$100|easy|In January this former president & his wife Bess were presented with the first 2 Medicare cards|Harry Truman
06/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MICROSOFT|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew uses her fingers to move some virtual documents around on a large tabletop flat screen monitor.)  Technology that allows a computer to recognize the position & motion of my hands brought Microsoft its 10,000th one of these from the government in 2009|a patent
17/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE WORDS OF MARTIN LUTHER KING|$200|easy|Dr. King said it's what we must let ring 'from every village and every hamlet, from every state and every city'|Freedom
02/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$1000|hard|This emotion you feel at a grave seems to come from the same root as 'grave'|grief
13/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE GREEK|$2000|hard|The name of this month may derive from that of the Greek goddess of love|April
24/09/2001|Jeopardy!|WHAT I DID ON SUMMER VACATION|$1900|hard|Went to Yellowstone & saw this geyser erupt right on schedule, as its name promised|Old Faithful
09/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING DOCTOR|$1200|hard|Alan Alda was Emmy nominated for 'ER', but he's slightly better known for playing this Korean War doctor|Hawkeye Pierce
18/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AL PACINO FILM ROLES|$800|hard|Say hello to my Cuban drug lord Tony Montana|Scarface
12/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE AM I?|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew will stands in front of a building that extends partway over a river.)  I'm at the library of this president who says it symbolizes his efforts to build bridges from yesterday to tomorrow|Clinton
11/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|IRELAND|$800|hard|The distillery that makes this 'Old' Irish whiskey was first licensed in 1608|(Old) Bushmills
14/09/2007|Jeopardy!|JUDY|$800|hard|From 1984 to 1992 Judith Light & Tony Danza struggled over this sitcom title question|Who's the Boss?
22/11/1994|Jeopardy!|FURNITURE|$500|medium|French term for a what-not, a stand of tiered shelves with slender supports used to display curios|étagère
17/04/2001|Jeopardy!|BALLET'S IN THE HOUSE|$200|easy|American Ballet Theatre at the Metropolitan Opera House|New York City
11/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TARTS|$800|hard|The prophet Hosea married a Harlot named this; her last name probably wasn't Pyle|Gomer
23/03/2011|Jeopardy!|OLD NAMES FOR MEDICAL CONDITIONS|$1000|hard|Pens down, scrivener's palsy is an old term for this, also known as graphospasm|writer's cramp
18/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|THE SENSES|$200|easy|Taste & this sense are the 2 that use chemoreceptors|Smell
14/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$200|easy|A 1906 disaster in this city destroyed about 28,000 buildings & killed hundreds, maybe thousands|San Francisco
19/01/2004|Jeopardy!|SOCKS AND THE CITY|$1000|hard|In 1996 this Chicago-based underwear maker sold its sock line to Renfro Corp., which became the USA's sock leader|Fruit of the Loom
12/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'ON' THE END|$2000|hard|This river was the ancient boundary between Cisalpine Gaul & Italy|the Rubicon
14/12/2000|Jeopardy!|PARKER BROTHERS & SISTERS|$400|easy|In 1984 he hit No. 1 with 'Ghostbusters'|Ray Parker Jr.
04/12/2001|Jeopardy!|21|$800|hard|Keyon Dooling is one of the big future hopes of this, um, other Los Angeles NBA team|Los Angeles Clippers
23/12/2002|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$600|medium|The valve version of this instrument, used by some jazz musicians, has an immovable slide|trombone
25/10/2005|Jeopardy!|OH, BE 'SILENT'!|$400|easy|Sale in which bids are submitted in sealed envelopes|a silent auction
24/12/2007|Final Jeopardy!|SPACE MEN|None|None|He was the oldest man to walk on the Moon, & the only World War II veteran|Alan Shepard
04/04/2011|Jeopardy!|HANDHELD|$600|medium|They're the handheld percussion instruments heard here|castanets
12/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|1990|$1000|hard|On June 11, 1990 he became the first defendant in the Iran-Contra case to be sentenced to prison|Poindexter
17/03/2009|Jeopardy!|SHOWS BY SHOW TUNES|$200|easy|'I Dreamed A Dream', 'Master Of The House'|Les Miserables
25/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOUND OF 'MUSIC'|$200|easy|10 kids, 9 seats, 1 piano & you're ready to play this|Musical chairs
16/06/1993|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC|$100|easy|This writer & performer of “Big Bad John” is now a sausage entrepreneur|Jimmy Dean
18/01/2006|Jeopardy!|SOFT NEWS 2003|$600|medium|Billy Bush, a first cousin to W., hosted a 2003 revival of this classic Monty Hall game show|Let's Make a Deal
15/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$1000|hard|This phrase for a sycophant comes from the tradition of a student giving shiny fruit to the teacher|Apple polisher
22/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$800|hard|Novelist Barbara Kingsolver's new book of essays is entitled 'High Tide In' this second-largest Arizona city|Tucson
10/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|MOTORCYCLE MAKERS|$1200|hard|'Let the good times roll' with this company's supersport cycle, the Ninja ZX-14|Kawasaki
04/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TOP OF THE CHARTS, MA!|$400|easy|This singer of the No. 1 hit 'Let's Get It On' was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1987|Marvin Gaye
05/03/2010|Jeopardy!|FEMALE SINGERS|$400|easy|'The Emancipation of Mimi' & E=MC2 are albums from this multi-octave gal|Mariah Carey
10/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|11-LETTER WORDS|$500|medium|Part of historic Germany in title of the following composition, 1 of 6 so titled:|Brandenburg
24/10/2000|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$200|easy|Exactly 600 years after the Norman Conquest, London suffered through plague & this other major disaster|Great Fire of London
20/10/2000|Jeopardy!|BITS & PIECES|$100|easy|In addition to the cradle & handset, older ones of these included finger holes & a finger stop|Telephones
11/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NON-BOND CONNERY|$1200|hard|1989: Sean helps his archaeologist son search for the Holy Grail|Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
23/11/2009|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS THAT KITTIES MAKE|$1000|hard|Starting around 1922, this phrase meant something excellent or desirable|the cat's meow
30/03/2006|Jeopardy!|THAT'S MY 'BB'|$800|hard|It surrounds Jamaica|the Caribbean
05/07/1995|Jeopardy!|SEWING|$500|medium|Term for a strip of fabric sewn with examples of different stitches, often in silk thread|a sampler
23/12/2005|Jeopardy!|YOU GET AN 'F'|$600|medium|Ithaca, New York is on Cayuga, one of this group of narrow bodies of water|the Finger Lakes
12/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SPELLING|$1600|hard|It precedes Falcon in the name of Han Solo's vessel|M-I-L-L-E-N-N-I-U-M
16/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECTORS|$800|hard|This actor directed himself & wife Trish Van Devere in the 1974 film 'The Savage Is Loose'|George C. Scott
12/12/2000|Jeopardy!|FLOWER POWER|$200|easy|From the Latin for 'three threads', it's the flowery structure seen here|Trellis
12/11/1991|Jeopardy!|BOXING|$300|easy|He held the heavyweight title from 1937 to 1949, the longest reign|Joe Louis
29/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LARCENY DELL'ARTE|$400|easy|20 paintings by this man, including the one seen here, were stolen briefly from the Stedelijk Museum in 1991|Van Gogh
20/12/1999|Jeopardy!|AREAS|$200|easy|An Austin campus: over 410 acres|University of Texas
21/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$400|easy|Published after his death, 'The Art of the Fugue' was this Baroque composer's last work|Johann Sebastian Bach
01/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ROBERT BURNS|$600|medium|'Gin a body meet a body coming through' this|The rye
02/10/1996|Jeopardy!|TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALLGAME|$400|easy|Inn 1993 this player 'Mr. October', was elected to the Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility|Reggie Jackson
04/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT ARE YOU... CHICKEN?|$2000|hard|Cooked spaghetti & strips of chicken with a sherry-parmesan cheese cream sauce is chicken this Italian name|chicken tetrazzini
19/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN THE NEWS|$2000|hard|Cosmonaut Yuri Onufrienko & U.S. astronaut Carl Walz were part of the crew of Expedition Four to this|the International Space Station
27/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LOCAL COLOR|$800|hard|In a Paris shop, the English word 'jaundice' may help you remember this French word for 'yellow'|jaune
23/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|REBEL YELL|$400|easy|Hey, hey we're the Naxalites, a Maoist rebel group with origins in the Bengal region of this country|India
14/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIG BANG THEORY|$2000|hard|Big Bang theory predicts that the universe is filled with these 'little neutral' fundamental particles|neutrinos
14/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$800|hard|This, said Wm. L. Garrison, 'will not be overthrown without...a most tremendous excitement.'|Slavery
22/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BORN TO RUN?|$2400|hard|In 1976 he fell 117 delegate votes short of defeating President Ford for the Republican nomination|Ronald Reagan
19/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL|$3201|hard|The 'blip' on an FAA radar screen is the signal that identifies an aircraft's call sign & these 2 numerical values|altitude and speed
25/05/2010|Jeopardy!|'ALLO' DARLIN'|$400|easy|Edible marine bivalve with a fluted shell|a scallop
12/07/2000|Jeopardy!|SID & MARTY KROFFT TV|$200|easy|He's the mayor of Living Island seen here|H.R. Pufnstuf
19/01/2010|Jeopardy!|TOYS & GAMES|$600|medium|This cheeky, fussy little engine seen here is based on a real British train|Thomas
26/10/2000|Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITY UNIVERSITIES|$400|easy|Keio University|Tokyo
08/07/2010|Jeopardy!|SYNONYMS|$1000|hard|Among synonyms of whirlpool, it's the most common first name|Eddy
28/06/1993|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$300|easy|Russian-American choreographer who was the brother of Soviet composer Andrei Balanchivadze|George Balanchine
18/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ROYAL NAME'S THE SAME|$600|medium|Not to be confused with the Roman emperor, Constantine II was the last king of this nation in 1973|Greece
01/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TV PSYCHOLOCY  WITH  DR. JOYCE  BROTHERS|$1200|hard|After she stabbed Angel & sent him to Hell, she was quite depressed & had to leave Sunnydale-- I hope she got some help|Buffy the Vampire Slayer
08/01/1998|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HODGEPODGE|$500|medium|The eastern part of this 'Palmetto State' is the Low Country, & the western part is the Up Country|South Carolina
07/01/1998|Jeopardy!|'P'OTPOURRI|$100|easy|If you've been to a prom, you should know 'prom' is short for this, also a popular name for a shopping mall|Promenade
11/11/1999|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$200|easy|After a defeat in 1835 for reelection to Congress from Tennessee, this frontiersman moved to Texas|Davy Crockett
21/09/2007|Jeopardy!|ARACHNIDS|$1400|hard|The smallest arachnid at .0003 inches in length, its name is synonymous with a tiny amount|a mite
20/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'DIS' IS FOR REAL!|$600|medium|According to Shakespeare, it's 'the better part of valor'|Discretion
22/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BASEBALL HALL OF FAMERS|$800|hard|In 1985 he stole a place in the hearts of the voters to get into the Hall with his 938 stolen bases|Lou Brock
12/12/1984|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD LEGENDS|$500|medium|The 3 stars of 'Rebel Without a Cause' who met with untimely deaths|Natalie Wood, James Dean, and Sal Mineo
02/06/1997|Jeopardy!|COLORS|$400|easy|This tan color shares its name with a humped quadruped ruminant|Camel
19/07/2007|Jeopardy!|CELEBS|$200|easy|This host of 'American Idol' was born in Atlanta in 1974|(Ryan) Seacrest
08/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS IN SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES|$2000|hard|A moniker in Paramaribo|a name (in Suriname)
15/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT SEX|$1000|hard|Also called reduction division, this type of nuclear division underlies all sexual reproduction|Meiosis
26/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|$1000|hard|This 26-year-old lowland gorilla fielded questions during an April 1998 internet chat|Koko
28/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, GOOD LOOKING!|$400|easy|Female sports vans voted this soccer player the sexiest sports star of all time, certainly in the 'Galaxy'|David Beckham
16/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NUMBER, PLEASE|$200|easy|Number of U.S. presidents removed from office by impeachment|0
10/05/2002|Jeopardy!|THOSE DARN ETRUSCANS|$600|medium|Along with the Borgia apartments, the Etruscan Museum is one of the top attractions in this 109-acre country|Vatican City
20/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN HOT SPOTS|$1000|hard|In the Congo he's battled rebels himself since overthrowing Mobutu in 1997|Laurent Kabila
25/12/2000|Jeopardy!|A CHRISTMAS SONGBOOK|$300|easy|Santa Claus is comin' to town & he's making a list, checking it twice & splitting kids into these 2 groups|naughty and nice
21/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH ART & ARTISTS|$1200|hard|This contemporary artist's paintings of California swimming pools include 'A Bigger Splash' & 'Day Pool with 3 Blues'|David Hockney
01/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$600|medium|In 1953 this British politician won the Nobel Prize for his biographical & historical works & for his oratory|Winston Churchill
10/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$400|easy|At the collapse of this man's empire in 1814, Louis XVIII & the Bourbon dynasty were restored to the French throne|Napoleon Bonaparte
24/01/1997|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$400|easy|This Russian physiologist's major published work was 'Conditioned Reflexes' in 1926|Ivan Pavlov
19/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY ODD JOBS|$600|medium|This country singer/songwriter was 'On The Road Again' as a door-to-door encyclopedia salesman|Willie Nelson
31/05/2004|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL GOBBLEDYGOOK|$200|easy|Mainstream street spot where politicians seem to stay|the middle of the road
28/06/2001|Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S FIRSTS|$100|easy|Formerly mayor of San Juan, in 2001 Sila Calderon became the first woman governor of this U.S. commonwealth|Puerto Rico
02/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONIC PAIRS|$400|easy|Alterations experts for president Zachary|Taylor's tailors
24/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|APPROPRIATE NAMES|$400|easy|Baron Brain, a medical scientist, wrote the text titled 'Diseases of' this 'System', now its 11th edition|the nervous system
04/09/1997|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL DEATH PENALTIES|$400|easy|St. Stephen became the first Christian martyr after being killed by this method|Stoning
27/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|YOUR PARENTS' MUSIC|$1600|hard|This singer used religious imagery in her 1989 'Like A Prayer' music video & in her 2006 'Confessions' world tour|Madonna
17/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$200|easy|Geena Davis must like smorgasbords -- she spent her senior year in high school as an exchange student in this country|Sweden
12/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|IT BORDERS BOTH|$2000|hard|Malaysia & Papua New Guinea|Indonesia
12/09/2006|Jeopardy!|SLOGANEERING|$400|easy|Purchase from this gift company 'when you care enough to send the very best'|Hallmark
24/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES 2009 FICTION BESTSELLERS|$800|hard|Hey, y'all, this CNN legal analyst made the list with her novel 'The Eleventh Victim'|Nancy Grace
29/03/2010|Jeopardy!|TV NAMES|$800|hard|An amnesiac Christina Applegate: '____ Who?'|Samantha
10/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHICH CRAFT?|$1000|hard|From the Latin for 'stonecutter', it's the cutting, polishing & engraving of gemstones|Lapidary
12/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'STRIP's|$1000|hard|Popular with mathematicians, it's the strip seen here|Mobius strip
03/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$1600|hard|In his teens, conductor Eas-Pekka Salonen studied at the Helsinki academy named for this composer|Jean Sibelius
25/04/1997|Jeopardy!|NOUNS OR VERBS|$500|medium|Home to a smithy, or to make counterfeit bills|Forge
07/07/2009|Jeopardy!|S.O.S.|$200|easy|'S.O.S.' doesn't stand for 'save our ship'; it was chosen as a distress signal because it's easy to send by this|Morse code
24/04/2003|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$800|hard|His 1543 book 'Concerning the Revolutions of the Celestial Spheres' started an astronomical revolution|Nicholas Copernicus
07/05/2009|Jeopardy!|PSYCH!|$600|medium|Sigmund Freud coined this term for both a theory of personality & a method of therapy|psychoanalysis
15/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$200|easy|The Houston Ballet's sexy new ballet about this queen features a bathtub scene & an orgy (you bet your asp!)|Cleopatra
08/12/1989|Jeopardy!|ONLY NO. 2|$400|easy|'From Russia With Love'|The 2nd James Bond Movie
16/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ALL IN THE FAMILY|$800|hard|Last name of the sisters whose 1846 book of poetry, published under male pseudonyms, sold 2 copies|Bronte
12/10/2000|Jeopardy!|PLACES TO LIVE|$400|easy|2 residences with a common wall are called 'semi' this|Detached
20/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPER NAMES|$2500|hard|Cincinnati's daily paper has this name, like the national tabloid, but with much different content|the Enquirer
28/11/2006|Jeopardy!|GILT COMPLEX|$1000|hard|Harimandir is the name of the center of Sikh faith seen here. It's called this in English|the Golden Temple
22/11/1985|Jeopardy!|WINE|$200|easy|As far back as 1609, sacramental wine was made in what is now this state|California
31/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$2000|hard|This diagnostic procedure uses ultrasound to image the heart; a 'stress' one is done after some form of exercise|an echocardiogram
12/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$400|easy|It's the boiling point of water on the Celsius scale|100 degrees
10/01/2001|Jeopardy!|'OLD' ENGLAND|$400|easy|Dates in England before 1752 are described as this if they are left in the Julian calendar|Old style
08/06/1998|Jeopardy!|THE WHITE HOUSE|$300|easy|The desk President Clinton uses in the Oval Office was given to Rutherford B. Hayes by this queen|Queen Victoria
28/02/2005|Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$1000|hard|In the 1980s Royal Appliance Manufacturing colored its hand-held vacuum cleaner red & called it this|the Dirt Devil
11/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|A VERY BIZET MAN|$400|easy|It was Georges Bizet's last & most famous opera|Carmen
24/01/2011|Jeopardy!|SLAV TO THE GRIND|$400|easy|In 1999 the intl. criminal tribunal for the former Yugoslavia indicted this then-Serbian pres. for crimes against humanity|Milošević
28/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$200|easy|It means to sing in a soft, intimate style, like Bing Crosby used to do|Croon
28/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LIKE A 'G'6|$400|easy|This musical instrument usually has 6 strings|a guitar
15/07/1997|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$400|easy|Headquarters of the Yakima Indian nation, Toppenish in this state celebrates Yakima Treaty Day in June|Washington
05/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'G'-MALE|$800|hard|Seuss was the middle name of this man born in Springfield, Massachusetts in 1904|(Theodore) Geisel
05/01/2012|Jeopardy!|EMMY-WINNING TV|$200|easy|'Hill Street Station' (Writing, 1981)|Hill Street Blues
30/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TV TITLE REFERENCES|$1600|hard|Opening in 2005, a look back at some members of the high school class of 1986|Reunion
03/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$2000|hard|(Alex: Here's Cheryl at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York)  On November 28, 1946 the Allied Council adjourned their peace talks here at the Waldorf for a dinner of this|turkey for Thanksgiving
19/05/1998|Jeopardy!|ROCK ARTISTS|$200|easy|B.B. King made a guest appearance on this Irish group's 'Rattle And Hum' album|U2
16/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|I GOT A 4-LETTER WORD FOR YA, PAL!|$800|hard|An immoral or evil habit, especially in 'Miami'|vice
14/04/2005|Jeopardy!|HORTON HEARS THE WHO|$800|hard|In 1990 The Who were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame by Adam Clayton & this Irish group|U2
20/09/2006|Jeopardy!|MATH JOKES|$200|easy|It's what you get when you take the circumference of a pumpkin & divide it by its diameter|pumpkin pi (pi accepted)
11/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POP 'I'|$1200|hard|We have a feeling you'll know that it was the first single from Jewel's '0304' CD|Intuition
07/03/2008|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC CONSTRUCTIONS|$400|easy|This waterway was first excavated around the 1800s B.C.; excavation began on the present version April 25, 1859|the Suez Canal
24/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOPRANOS|$800|hard|American mezzo-soprano Marylin Horne did the singing for this actress in the 1954 film 'Carmen Jones'|Dorothy Dandridge
11/07/2008|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$600|medium|George H.W. Bush, a 'big shot' in this organization, resigned from it in May 1995|the NRA (National Rifle Association)
06/05/2002|Jeopardy!|TRACK & FIELD|$800|hard|In 1978 5'8'' Franklin Jacobs exceeded his height by 23 1/4'' in this event--the greatest differential ever|the high jump
24/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ID CARDS|$400|easy|Born in Wallace, Idaho in 1921 she gained fame and fortune as Hollywood's 'sweater girl'|Lana Turner
10/03/2000|Jeopardy!|NON-RELIGIOUS HOLIDAYS|$400|easy|Discovery Day in the Bahamas is observed on this date|October 12
12/09/2003|Jeopardy!|ARTISTS' BIRTHPLACES|$800|hard|He was born Pablo Ruiz in Malaga, Spain in 1881|Picasso
03/12/2002|Final Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON, D.C.|None|None|The National Mall is bounded by these 2 avenues whose names recall historic documents|Constitution & Independence Avenues
17/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SAY THANK YOU!|$2000|hard|In Russian|spasiba
30/06/2011|Jeopardy!|THERE WILL BE 'RAM'IFICATIONS|$800|hard|To talk or write aimlessly|ramble
10/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$2000|hard|Below the atmosphere is this 'sphere', from the Greek for 'stone'|the lithosphere
30/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FACE BOOK|$400|easy|A young woman named Latifa wrote the memoir 'My Forbidden Face: Growing Up Under' this Afghan group|the Taliban
23/09/2005|Jeopardy!|SPORTS MOVIES|$1000|hard|1988: Professional baseball players deliberately lose the 1919 World Series|Eight Men Out
13/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'BOO'!|$800|hard|A city that grows rapidly due to prosperity|a boomtown
10/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|In TV, it's the VC in VCR (you do remember those, don't you?)|videocassette
28/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MERRY MELODIES|$1200|hard|This composer also known for ballets composed a merry waltz for his opera 'Eugene Onegin'|Tchaikovsky
28/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|2004 PASSINGS|$400|easy|April 24:  Nearly 100 years old, this legend of  cosmetics born Josephine Ester Mentzer|Estée Lauder
10/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BLUE LITERATURE|$1000|hard|'The Weary Blues' is a collection of verse by this Harlem Renaissance poet|Langston Hughes
23/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ISAAC HAYES|$1600|hard|Isaac co-wrote this song, a big hit for Sam & Dave in 1967 & the Blues Brothers 12 years later|Soul Man
09/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SPACE TECHNOLOGY|$400|easy|On Aug. 10, 1966 NASA launched a probe to take high-resolution photos of landing sites here|the moon
11/05/2004|Jeopardy!|BEARING WITNESS|$400|easy|Seen here, Sean Flynn, son of screen legend Errol, disappeared in April of 1970 during this war|Vietnam
07/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE BIO DOUBLE|$400|easy|Willem Dafoe in 1988, Jim Caviezel in 2004|Jesus
17/01/1991|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$100|easy|Invented by Edwin Land, it was the first instant camera|Polaroid Camera
30/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|EGYPTIAN MYTHOLOGY|$400|easy|Egyptians weren't happy with Hapi, the god of this river, when floods wiped out their mud-brick homes|the Nile
22/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF DANCE|$400|easy|When it evolved from the landler in the 1700s, the couples' near-embrace shocked polite society|the waltz
22/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|$200|easy|To demonstrate his elevator's safety in 1852, he got in it & cut the cable|Otis
11/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE LEFT THE COUCH|$2000|hard|Accute mountain sickness can develop into the pulmonary or cerebral type of this accumulation of fluid|edema
02/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MILLS|$200|easy|Mills for this product process the raw cane into molasses|Sugar
18/06/2003|Jeopardy!|AGRICULTURE|$200|easy|ISE America, specializing in this food product, boasts of having over 5 million layers|eggs
28/11/2005|Jeopardy!|AWARDS & HONORS|$1000|hard|This winner of the National Book Award became a film starring Glenn as Shepard, Shepard as Yeager & Harris as Glenn|The Right Stuff
24/11/1995|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$500|medium|This bitter plum, the fruit of the blackthorne, is used to make jam & to flavor gin|sloe berry
03/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MATH|$1000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew demonstrates with a beach ball & a diagram on the monitor.)  To find the circumference of a beach ball, use the equation 2 pi r to figure out it's this many inches|about 31 inches (10 x pi)
07/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS NICKNAMES|$800|hard|Benjamin Siegel got this 5-letter nickname because he acted crazy|Bugsy
21/12/2011|Jeopardy!|HIGHEST-RATED TV SERIES OF THE SEASON|$200|easy|1982-83 & 1992-93: This newsmagazine|60 Minutes
18/03/2008|Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICANS|$200|easy|Algonquian for 'to trade', this Native American tribe shares its name with Canada's capital|Ottawa
04/12/1997|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$500|medium|In 1920 the League of Nations gave this country a mandate to administer the territory of Namibia|South Africa
20/04/2009|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN LANGUAGE|$400|easy|This Russian word for 'big' is also the name of a big ballet company|the Bolshoi
20/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CREATURE CULTURE|$400|easy|Some of these insects known for eating wood grow their own fungi for food in their mounds|termites
02/06/2011|Jeopardy!|FOOTBALL FREE FOR ALL|$200|easy|First presented in 1935, this bronze college football award weighs 25 pounds|the Heisman Trophy
22/06/2010|Jeopardy!|STAGE TALK|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew demonstrates on stage.)  To stop your movement onstage at precisely the right spot is to hit this|your mark
20/07/1999|Jeopardy!|COCKNEY RHYMING SLANG|$200|easy|Sausage and mash is this, & no one ever seems to have enough of it|Money/cash
19/12/1996|Jeopardy!|THE 20TH CENTURY|$100|easy|His bat's in the Baseball Hall of Fame, but this man nicknamed 'Charlie Hustle' is ineligible for induction|Pete Rose
18/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$200|easy|El Greco told Pope Pius V he could improve this room by getting rid of Michelangelo's frescoes|the Sistine Chapel
04/03/2009|Jeopardy!|CHANGE THE VOWELS|$600|medium|Letterman bit: Tip Tan Lust|Top Ten List
14/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS IN FRANCE|$1600|hard|He was living in Auvers-sur-Oise when, despairing & lonely, he shot himself in 1890|Vincent Van Gogh
19/05/2008|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN POETRY|$1000|hard|'For the Union Dead' is a 1964 book by this poet whose ancestors came over on the Mayflower|Robert Lowell
10/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ALTERNATIVE ENERGY|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew opens a vat in from Napa Valley, CA.)  This alcohol produced by grape fermentation is also used to make solvents & gasoline|ethanol
16/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|REDUCED SHAKESPEARE|$2000|hard|Name this comedy: 'Your oaths.' 'Not to see ladies.' [All] 'Hup!' [Gasps] [All] 'Love.' 'We'll mark no words that wooers say for 12 months in the day.' [All] 'Hmm!' [All] 'Oh!' 'That's too long for a play.'|Love's Labour's Lost
22/02/1999|Jeopardy!|'IQ' TEST|$300|easy|It's a device such as a bandage twisted around a limb to control the flow of blood|Tourniquet
12/07/2001|Jeopardy!|MOVIE REVIEWS|$200|easy|One viewer said he got stuck in this Michael Douglas-Catherine Zeta Jones film for almost 2 1/2 hours|Traffic
12/03/1999|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS ALMA MATERS|$800|hard|Chester W. Nimitz (Class of '05)|U.S. Naval Academy
04/04/2006|Final Jeopardy!|GERMAN AMERICANS|None|None|He famously remarked, 'We are all the President's men', giving Woodward & Bernstein their title|Henry Kissinger
25/11/2005|Jeopardy!|LET'S GO GOLFING|$400|easy|A hole-in-one in golf is also known by this 1-word term|an ace
03/01/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU, ME & DUE PROCESS|$600|medium|In 1970 the Supreme Court held for the first time that due process required proof of guilt 'beyond' this|reasonable doubt
04/01/1999|Jeopardy!|EVEN-TOED UNGULATES|$500|medium|Sometimes called the ugliest animal in the world, this African pig has bumps below each eye|Warthog
02/05/2005|Jeopardy!|SHOE CROSSWORD CLUES|$1000|hard|Classic tennis shoe brand (1-5)|K-Swiss
06/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT HAPPENED TO THE 'MOTHER's?|$1600|hard|It's a larger vessel that guards & supplies smaller ones|a mother ship
19/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPAM THE WONDER MEAT|$400|easy|It is believed Spam is an acronym of 'Shoulder of pork and ham' or a contraction of these 2 words|Spice & ham
11/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THAT OLD TIME NEW WAVE MUSIC|$1000|hard|(Hi, I'm Jane Wiedlin)  Among my credits is this song that starts, 'Can you hear them?  Talkin' about us, telling lies...'|Our Lips are Sealed
14/05/2008|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$600|medium|A shipwreck separates twin siblings Viola & Sebastian in this comedy|Twelfth Night
28/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A HILL OF BEANS|$800|hard|This bean is so-named for its widespread use in a certain U.S. military branch|Navy beans
06/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE ART OF WORK|$1200|hard|The workers depicted here by Eugene Gracé in 1887 are laying the foundations for this structure|the Eiffel Tower
12/11/2007|Jeopardy!|GIRLS OF SONG|$400|easy|Elvis Costello tells this title girl, 'My aim is true'|Alison
07/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COOK|$2000|hard|Genuine pizza pies in the style of this southern Italian city are cooked in wood-fire ovens at 905 degrees F.|Naples
30/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$800|hard|Because of a new 2000 documentary, all 'eyes' are once again on this woman, seen here:|Tammy Faye (Bakker) Messner
24/01/2011|Jeopardy!|NBA CHAMPS|$800|hard|In 2008 they captured their first title in 22 years|the Celtics
20/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|TEETH|$600|medium|The first primary teeth to appear in a baby are usually of this variety|incisors
20/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|I AM CURIOUS 'YELLOW'|$800|hard|In 1970 it became the first & only incorporated city in Canada's Northwest Territories|Yelllowknife
29/12/1998|Jeopardy!|JINGLES ALL THE WAY|$500|medium|This motorcycle company likes to 'Let the good times roll'|Kawasaki
16/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'IX' IS IN|$1200|hard|An alchemical liquid 'of life' believed to be capable of prolonging it|an elixir
22/06/2000|Jeopardy!|TV MOMS|$300|easy|Mabel Buchman|Jamie Buchman/Helen Hunt
04/02/1999|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NICKNAMES|None|None|This famous 20th century nickname is the Argentinian equivalent of 'Y'know?' or 'Hey, you!'|Che (for Che Guevara, who was born in Argentina)
25/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NFL TEAM MASCOTS|$2200|hard|Sourdough Sam|49ers
22/03/2011|Jeopardy!|A PREQUEL TO WHICH MOVIE?|$200|easy|'Friday Night Sniffles' could have been a prequel to this 1977 film|Saturday Night Fever
25/06/2001|Jeopardy!|NANCY|$300|easy|Seen here, he's Nancy's sidekick|Sluggo
12/12/2007|Jeopardy!|THEY'RE 'GR'EAT!|$600|medium|It's the mythological creature of earth and sky seen here|the griffin
25/11/1996|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE OF THE '60S|$400|easy|This U.S. pilot's wife Barbara attended his Moscow trial in 1960|Francis Gary Powers
21/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'E'-MALE|$2000|hard|His mother's unsolved murder was the subject of this crime author's 1996 nonfiction work, 'My Dark Places'|James Ellroy
09/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S EARLY DRAFTS|$1600|hard|'The quality of mercy is rather lumpy, methinks'|The Merchant of Venice
17/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LOUSY SOUVENIRS|$800|hard|My brother went to Venice Beach & all I got was this lousy shirt named for what he showed off|Muscle shirt
21/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WE 3|$800|hard|Formed after Caesar was murdered, it consisted of Octavian, Marcus Lepidus & Mark Antony|The Triumverate
11/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AN ALPHANUMERIC CATEGORY|$800|hard|The MPAA gives this for any depiction of drug use & more than brief nudity|PG-13
04/12/1984|Jeopardy!|A LA 'CART'|$200|easy|A sideways handspring|a cartwheel
07/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|GREECE|$400|easy|Around 1930 Angelos Sikelianos tried to revive the famous festival of this town, 'Navel of the World'--didn't work|Delphi
20/10/2003|Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$200|easy|1995 film in which actor Beau's brother has a love affair in Iowa with Meryl Streep|Jeff Bridges of Madison County
02/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN PLAYS|$2000|hard|Salesman Willy Loman's 2 sons|Biff & Happy
20/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN|$2000|hard|Musical numbers in this 1945 film include 'All I Owe Ioway' & 'It's a Grand Night for Singing'|State Fair
17/11/2005|Jeopardy!|THE IVORY TOWER|$600|medium|Chew on this name of the building seen here, a landmark on Chicago's skyline|the Wrigley Building
06/05/2008|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN THE NEWS|$400|easy|In 2008 he reiterated that if the majority of Tibetans resorted to violence, he'd resign as their spokesperson|the Dalai Lama
18/06/2010|Jeopardy!|WHO'S YOUR DADDY?|$1000|hard|Season 9 'Dancing with the Stars' star Ashley|George Hamilton
17/06/1997|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$500|medium|St. Jerome prepared this Latin version of the Bible at the end of the 4th century|Vulgate Bible
29/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$800|hard|This Sondheim tune begins, 'Something familiar, something peculiar, something for everyone, a...'|Comedy Tonight
01/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WALLOONS|$900|hard|Protestant Walloon emigres to New Netherland were the first settlers of this U.S. state capital|Albany, New York
21/05/1993|Jeopardy!|TV TRIVIA|$500|medium|Now a sales rep, Larry Mazzeo used the name Larry Mathews when he played Ritchie on this TV series|The Dick Van Dyke Show
21/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$1000|hard|Song that's the title of Robert Dallek's book on 'The Making and Unmaking of American Presidents'|Hail to the Chief
30/09/1999|Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$400|easy|To escape the pursuing Egyptians, the Israelites went into the midst of this sea 'upon the dry ground'|Red Sea
14/06/2007|Jeopardy!|FEARnet|$600|medium|Join FEARnet & you can rank movies, discuss horror topics, or just post one of these death notices for yourself|obituary
09/01/1998|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$100|easy|In 'The Grapes of Wrath', this matriarch says, 'All we got is the family unbroke'|Ma Joad
11/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BABY BOOMER MEMORIES|$1600|hard|In a heartbreaking scene, Travis has to kill his beloved dog in this 1957 film based on a Fred Gipson book|Old Yeller
01/07/2008|Jeopardy!|GRASSHOP-POURRI|$600|medium|'It is best to prepare for the days of necessity' is the moral of this Aesop fable|The Ant & the Grasshopper
25/09/1995|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SITCOMS|$400|easy|On 'Leave it to Beaver', it was Beaver's real first name|Theodore
09/03/1999|Jeopardy!|2-LETTER SPELLING|$500|medium|In the funnies, he's Lois Flagston's hubby|H-I
09/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NEW ROCK|$400|easy|Former Guns N' Roses members Duff, Slash & Matt Sorum reunited to form this pistol of a band|Velvet Revolver
04/09/2002|Jeopardy!|JOANIE LOVES KARACHI|$800|hard|Joanie really admires this woman who was born in Karachi in 1953 & became Prime Minister in 1988|Benazir Bhutto
17/07/2008|Jeopardy!|NEBRASKA: THE GOOD LIFE|$1000|hard|It's not such a good life in this 'corny' tale that Stephen King set in Nebraska, not Maine|Children of the Corn
01/11/2007|Jeopardy!|9-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|Some believe this substance emanates from a medium during a seance|ectoplasm
15/02/2007|Jeopardy!|PICTURE ME!|$800|hard|They're the innovative high-flying Ohioans seen here|Orville & Wilbur Wright
21/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THIS IS N-P-R|$200|easy|In 2010 Newark's Star-Ledger, one of these, was expected to lose $10 million|a newspaper
14/05/2002|Jeopardy!|'U'2|$1000|hard|Hyphenated, watery term for a small passenger airplane that makes short trips|a puddle-jumper
04/11/2010|Jeopardy!|SILLY RHYMES|$400|easy|Composed of crags|hilly
08/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE IN ORDER|$2000|hard|This novelist founded the English Review in 1908 & helped launch James Joyce's career|Ford Madox Ford
20/06/2003|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS|$400|easy|Saguaro, a park named for giant cacti, is in Arizona & this park named for giant trees is in central California|Sequoia
15/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYBODY LOVES RAIMENT|$800|hard|Don't be afraid to wear this long, fluffy scarf; it's probably made of feathers, not reptiles|boa
06/05/2009|Jeopardy!|FAST FRIENDS|$200|easy|Jonathan is the BFF (biblical fast friend) of this future king|David
13/04/2004|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL COUPLES...NOT!|$1000|hard|She sang 'Higher & Higher'; he chose to go no higher than 1 term as president by not running again in 1928|Rita Coolidge & Calvin Coolidge
14/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WINE, WHITE WINE|$800|hard|The N.Y. Times said 2004 & 2007 were very good years for this 7-letter burgundy white; care for some William Fevre?|chablis
05/06/2002|Jeopardy!|'B' THERE|$800|hard|On Oct. 12, 1492 Columbus reached these islands; he marveled at the colorful fish|the Bahamas
25/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|VOICES, I HEAR VOICES...|$1200|hard|He voiced Shaggy on the 1969-1972 TV series 'Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!'|Casey Kasem
21/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SHIPS|$2000|hard|This type of ship was devised to counter vessels called torpedo boats, & the name originally followed 'torpedo boat'|a destroyer
14/01/2000|Final Jeopardy!|HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS|None|None|On Dec. 7, 1995 this state officially renamed its portion of Interstate 10 as the Pearl Harbor Memorial Highway|Arizona (because of the Arizona battleship that was sunk at Pearl Harbor)
28/02/2003|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL TALK|$400|easy|In Browning's 'The Pied Piper of Hamelin', 'Out of the houses' these 'came tumbling', great, small, lean, brawny...|rats
03/10/1996|Jeopardy!|FASHION HISTORY|$500|medium|The homburg was popularized in the 1890s by the Prince of Wales who later became this king|Edward VII
18/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SUPREME COURT DECISIONS|$1200|hard|Brown v. Board of Education was decided in May 1954 by this vote|9-0 (unanimous)
02/06/2008|Jeopardy!|2-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|Don't have a cow, man, it's just the 12th letter of the Greek alphabet|mu
24/12/2010|Jeopardy!|LET'S GET READY TO ROOMBA!|$1000|hard|My Roomba can clean an entire country! Well, maybe just this one, independent since 1929--it's only 109 acres|the Vatican
10/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AN ART 'C' CATEGORY|$2000|hard|This north central Italian city has a biennial sculpture exhibit, which we presume features works in marble|Carrara
13/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS STARS|$2000|hard|In 1979 Kurt Thomas became the first gymnast to win this trophy as the USA's best amateur athlete|the Sullivan Award
26/09/2000|Jeopardy!|POP GOES THE BALLET|$400|easy|'Sex' & 'Horror' are compositions this member of the Marsalis family wrote for the ballet 'Them Twos'|Wynton Marsalis
19/04/2006|Jeopardy!|GREAT BOOKS IN HAIKU|$1000|hard|Steinbeck at 60/ In search of America/ Poodle co-pilot|Travels with Charley
26/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'J' WALKING|$400|easy|A pair of these will come in handy when you need to recharge your car's dead battery|jumper cables
30/09/2010|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL QUOTATIONS|$600|medium|On April 12, 1945 he asked Eleanor Roosevelt, 'Is there anything I can do for you?'|Harry Truman
20/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|4 'N' LANGUAGE|$2000|hard|Edgar Allan Poe used this 16-letter word for the sound 'that so musically wells from the bells, bells, bells...'|tintinnabulation
10/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ALPHA MALES|$1200|hard|In the 1830s Thomas Henderson established the parallax of this triple star about 4.3 light years away|Alpha Centauri
17/12/2002|Jeopardy!|CAN WE TALK?|$1000|hard|It means 'to speak pompously & dogmatically' or, a little better, 'to speak like a pope'|pontificate
25/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE BEATLES|$800|hard|John Lennon said this 1965 movie title tune was one of his favorites, in part because he wrote it about himself|Help!
02/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|To deal with a problem head on is 'to take' it 'by the horns'|the bull
03/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE DIRECTORS|$800|hard|(Hi, I'm Joel Schumacher.)  Directing movies based on this author's 'The Client' & 'A Time to Kill' was like getting paid to go to law school|John Grisham
11/02/1997|Jeopardy!|KIDS IN THE NEWS|$300|easy|In October 1996 spectator Jeffrey Maier deflected a ball which was ruled a home run for this team|New York Yankees
13/10/2003|Jeopardy!|DOORS|$1000|hard|In 1424, after 20 years of work, Ghiberti's famed doors in this city finally had their opening|Florence, Italy
22/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL LANGUAGE|$800|hard|A communist & a warning of danger might each 'raise' this|a red flag
05/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|IT BORDERS RUSSIA|$800|hard|Russia shares its longest border with this large 'stan'|Kazakhstan
10/02/1997|Jeopardy!|VIDEO GAMES|$500|medium|'Battlemage' is a multi-player video game based on this collectible card game|Magic: The Gathering
12/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$1000|hard|This general did so well in the Revolution Washington made him our country's 1st Sec'y of War|General Henry Knox
19/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$400|easy|Batik is painting on cloth to which this substance has been applied|Wax
20/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE STAMP ACT|$1600|hard|The Art of Disney: Magic series includes a stamp of Mickey Mouse in this role from 'Fantasia'|the Sorcerer's Apprentice
15/01/2004|Jeopardy!|NUMERICAL PHRASES|$600|medium|Originated by Alcoholics Anonymous, it includes a 'fearless moral inventory'|12-step program
21/07/2010|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL YEARBOOK ENTRIES?|$600|medium|Rome H.S. football rules! Voted most popular, most likely to cross the Rubicon in 49 B.C. & to have a month named for him|Julius Caesar
28/02/2006|Jeopardy!|BIO HAZARD|$1000|hard|A co-biography of these two men tells of 'The Battle of Waterloo and the Great Commanders Who Fought It'|Napoleon & the Duke of Wellington
17/11/2000|Jeopardy!|BIRTHSTONES|$100|easy|The Bible tells us 'The price of wisdom is above' these red gems, July's birthstone|Rubies
17/07/2001|Jeopardy!|ELVIS HITS IN OTHER WORDS|$200|easy|1964: 'Salute The Gambling Mecca!'|Viva Las Vegas
25/02/2010|Jeopardy!|VEAL OR NO VEAL|$400|easy|There's no veal in boxty, Irish pancakes made from these tubers|potatoes
09/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|INDIANS|$400|easy|Southwestern Indian children learned about their mythical ancestors from these dolls that represented them|Kachina Dolls
04/10/2006|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$600|medium|If you're a 'Junior' member of this organization, think outside the box to earn your Cookie Biz badge|the Girl Scouts
08/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$800|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew demonstrates.)  When I put lemon juice on litmus paper, the resulting color tells me where on this scale it belongs|the pH scale
11/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TUBE TEST|$200|easy|David Janssen had a 4-year 'run' in this series; Tim Daly hopes for at least that in the remake|The Fugitive
17/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$800|hard|The taka is the basic monetary unit of this country whose official language is Bengali|Bangladesh
14/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CAN I GET YOUR NUMBER?|$400|easy|This is the number of karats representing 100% pure gold|24
22/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'STONE'S|$2000|hard|In the U.S. it means to refuse to answer; in Britain it means to filibuster|stonewall
29/12/2006|Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINMENT AWARDS|$1000|hard|She won a Golden Globe award for her performance in 'The Fabulous Baker Boys'|Michelle Pfeiffer
20/05/2008|Jeopardy!|TIME TO GET SIMON-IZED|$800|hard|This playwright won a Pulitzer in 1991 with 'Lost in Yonkers'|Neil Simon
19/09/2011|Jeopardy!|NOBEL PRIZE CATEGORIES BY WINNER|$400|easy|Sir Alexander Fleming, 1945|Medicine
29/11/1996|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$400|easy|In the South, this vegetable that thickens gumbo is also eaten fried|Okra
08/04/2010|Jeopardy!|REALITY TV|$200|easy|After she was jilted by 'The Bachelor', Melissa Rycroft waltzed her way into the finals on this show|Dancing with the Stars
01/11/2007|Jeopardy!|JOHNNY GILBERT, ROCK GOD|$600|medium|'Got it bad, got it bad, got it bad, I'm hot for teacher... I got it bad, so bad, I'm hot for teacher'|Van Halen
27/05/1998|Jeopardy!|'ACE' IN THE HOLE|$400|easy|One goes between the dinner plate & the dinner table|Placemat
11/02/1997|Jeopardy!|MILLIONAIRES|$100|easy|Ross Perot is often described as one of these, meaning he's worth 1,000 millionaires|Billionaire
06/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|UNGULATES|$100|easy|Unlike the giraffe, which lives in the savannah, this smaller relative lives in the dense jungle|the okapi
14/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$800|hard|In titles, 4-letter word that precedes 'for Life', 'in the Dust' & 'for a Vampire'|Lust
14/11/1985|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$500|medium|Slivovitz is a brandy made from this fruit|plum
14/03/2006|Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITY BIRTHPLACES|$800|hard|Julio Iglesias|Madrid
23/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|GOURMET CUISINE|$200|easy|The word 'malossol' on a caviar label means the roe is preserved with a minimum of this seasoning|salt
21/05/2007|Jeopardy!|ONE-NAMED TV CHARACTERS|$800|hard|You are about to enter the world of forensic medicine with this boat-dwelling coroner played by Jack Klugman|Quincy
03/12/1997|Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$200|easy|Named for its short, fluffy white tail, it's the most abundant wild rabbit of the U.S.|Cottontail
25/07/2006|Jeopardy!|'TW'EAK ME|$600|medium|In the '60s, this British woman seen here was a standard setter in style|Twiggy
06/09/2002|Jeopardy!|RANDOM STUFF|$800|hard|In August of 1971 David Scott dropped a feather & a hammer here; they landed at the same time|the moon
01/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WORDS|$600|medium|This name of an airport runway surface comes from a substance in it & inventor McAdam|Tarmac
15/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GREEN DAY|$2000|hard|This shiny 'Asian' green insect has become a major destructive pest in the Eastern United States|a Japanese beetle
09/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH THE ANCIENT LYDIANS|$400|easy|This father of history reports that the ancient Etruscans were originally Lydians|Herodotus
30/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HEY MR. WILSON!|$2400|hard|Dressed in formal university robes, he's the president of Princeton seen here in 1903:|Woodrow Wilson
07/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PUT OUT THE CHINA|$2000|hard|This dynasty, China's last, had a problem with its boxers rising up|Manchu dynasty
05/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ART MONK|$2000|hard|In the work seen here, Benedictine monk Don Giulio Clovio shows the conversion of this saint|Paul
04/12/1997|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$300|easy|Before the Battle of Trafalgar, he told his fleet, 'England expects every man will do his duty'|Lord Nelson
25/01/2005|Jeopardy!|CRAZY TOP 40 TUNES|$800|hard|In 1980 Queen topped the U.S. pop charts for the first time with this 'amorous' tune|Crazy Little Thing Called Love
09/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A BIT OF 'MIS' INFORMATION|$800|hard|I'm standing under the viscum album, or this, so gimme a kiss!|mistletoe
27/09/2000|Jeopardy!|MEDICAL TESTS|$200|easy|Patch & scratch tests can determine if you have one or more of these|Allergies
02/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|SPACE-Y MUSIC|$2000|hard|A jazz musician whose costumes combined Ancient Egypt & science fiction: ____ Ra|Sun
24/02/1998|Jeopardy!|PLACES|$300|easy|Libraries & the Christian Science Church maintain these areas; the British Museum built a big one in 1857|reading rooms
21/11/1996|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$400|easy|The Peace of Westphalia in 1648 ended this numerical war|Thirty Years' War
26/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|While most of Lake Geneva is in Switzerland, its southern shore lies in this country|France
22/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$400|easy|Jessica Lange went to London in 2000 to play the drug-addicted mom in his play 'Long Day's Journey Into Night'|Eugene O'Neill
26/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ALL IN THE FAMILY|$400|easy|Today you'll find Archie & Edith Bunker's easy chairs here|Smithsonian Institution
10/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO OLE MISS|$400|easy|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from the University of Mississippi) Perhaps because it was used as a hospital, in 1862 the campus's one original building was spared destruction by this man, who was at the start of his Vicksburg campaign|Ulysses Grant
30/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$800|hard|Sometimes caused by tooth grinding, the disorder known by these 3 letters can lead to a clicking jaw|TMJ
14/06/2005|Jeopardy!|ODDPODGE|$400|easy|Kidnapped & held as a 5th century slave in Ireland for 6 years, he returned to convert them all to Christianity|St. Patrick
20/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$400|easy|Molokai wasn't his 'Treasure Island'; he called it the 'most distressful country that ever yet was seen'|(Robert Louis) Stevenson
13/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE SILVER SCREEN|$1000|hard|Kathleen Turner auditioned for 'Oliver's Story', the sequel to this film, but Candice Bergen was cast instead|Love Story
05/07/1999|Jeopardy!|IT GROWS ON TREES|$100|easy|Farmers would rather see a partridge in one of these than the destructive fire blight|pear tree
05/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'PARA'GRAPHS|$600|medium|Barbara Frietchie might tell one of these soldiers to 'Chute if you must'|Paratrooper
21/02/2007|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY LYRICS|$1000|hard|'All I need is one more try, gotta get that kite to fly'|You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown
20/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LATE MAN|$800|hard|Morrie Yohai, 1920-2010, 'sketched' out the idea for these puffy cheese-flavored snacks|Cheez Doodles
22/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT BOOK|$800|hard|1851: Whalers encounter a beastly bad time|Moby-Dick
06/02/2006|Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$200|easy|His first act after being sworn in as president of the Confederacy was to send a peace commission to Washington, D.C.|Jefferson Davis
30/09/1998|Jeopardy!|SWEET AD LINES|$500|medium|It's the answer to the advertising question 'How Do You Spell Relief?'|'R-O-L-A-I-D-S'  (Rolaids)
13/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AN HOUR OF TV|$1200|hard|This '80s teen actress plays a mom on 'The Secret Life of the American Teenager'|Molly Ringwald
11/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$200|easy|This 2-word French phrase is commonly used to wish someone a healthy, hearty meal|Bon Appetit
16/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|DINING OUT IN EUROPE|$400|easy|This country's Ruthin Castle in Clwyd County is known for its sumptuous medieval banquets|Wales
12/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|3-D|$2000|hard|America took itself off this April 19, 1933|the gold standard
11/03/2010|Jeopardy!|FILLING FOODS|$200|easy|Hard-boiled ____ foo yong|egg
20/07/2000|Jeopardy!|KILLERS|$400|easy|To get the crown for himself, this Shakespearean king murders 2 little princes|Richard III
23/06/1997|Jeopardy!|'BIO'LOGY|$100|easy|These 2 types of nonfiction book share a Pulitzer Prize category|biography & autobiography
23/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TV SHOW ADDRESSES|$400|easy|Patrick the starfish often visits this TV title friend at 123 Conch Street, Bikini Bottom, USA|SpongeBob SquarePants
04/04/1997|Jeopardy!|1990s FASHION|$200|easy|This chain of stores received good PR when Sharon Stone wore one of its T-shirts to the Oscars|The Gap
16/05/2008|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$600|medium|Title of the chief of the DOJ|the Attorney General
26/02/1998|Jeopardy!|FESTIVE FOOD|$500|medium|The name of this sweet, nutty Christmas loaf is German for post or support, not for 'pilfered'|stollen
25/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC APPRECIATION|$600|medium|Despite her deafness, Evelyn Glennie, born near Aberdeen in this country, is a world-famous percussionist|Scotland
22/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DISTURBIN' LEGENDS|$600|medium|Texas' Lake Worth one is less well known than Scotland's Loch Ness one|monster
24/11/2000|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV TITLE ROLES|$100|easy|Dry cleaner Sherman Hemsley, Isabel Sanford & their son|The Jeffersons
18/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SOVIET BLOC HEADS|$2000|hard|Leader Volodymyr Shcherbytsky suppressed press coverage of a 1986 disaster in this Soviet republic|Ukraine
28/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$2500|hard|When he took office in 1853 at age 48, this New Englander was the youngest president to that time|Franklin Pierce
09/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LEGAL BEFORE & AFTER|$200|easy|Supreme Court case in which Snoopy's owner sues to desegregate public schools in Kansas|Charlie Brown v. Board of Education
19/01/2012|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYMES|$600|medium|In a counting nursery rhyme, they were 'a-courting', 'in the kitchen' & 'a-waiting'|maids
10/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS' MIDDLE NAMES|$2000|hard|David ___ Wallace|Foster
01/07/2008|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL HISTORY|$1000|hard|Agricultural term for the system, created by Branch Rickey, of minor league teams controlled by a big league team|farm system
27/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SO, WHATCHA COMPOSIN'?|$2400|hard|1931: 'Second Rhapsody'|George Gershwin
11/06/2003|Jeopardy!|LITERARY QUOTES|$600|medium|'The Cat in the Hat' told the brother & sister, 'You will see something new.  Two things.  And I call them' this|Thing One and Thing Two
31/01/2003|Final Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|None|None|In September 2002 he offered $10,000 to help capture the person who burned down Iowa's Cedar Bridge|Robert James Waller (author of 'The Bridges of Madison County')
26/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE COLLAGE|$800|hard|USCD is the University of California, San Diego; UCSB, a few hours up the coast, is this|the University of California, Santa Barbara
21/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$200|easy|Thomas Hart Benton was once a cartoonist for the Joplin American in this, his home state|Missouri
22/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE SCIENCE BUG|$1600|hard|Fossil beetles near the South Pole suggest that the Antarctic was once this type of flat area, cold but with life|a tundra
26/09/2002|Jeopardy!|THE HISTORY CHANNEL|$1000|hard|It's the mountain pass featured in the following: It was the time & the place that would forever crystalize the essence of Sparta in a single event that future generations will turn to again & again|Thermopylae
11/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HERITAGE DICTIONARY PREFERRED PLURALS|$400|easy|Stimulus|stimuli
15/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THOMAS MORE|$600|medium|On perjured testimony, More was convicted of this crime in 1535 & beheaded 5 days later|Treason
06/02/2006|Jeopardy!|'TEEN' SCENE|$600|medium|A holder for liquid, or a military base's general store|a canteen
19/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|J.C.|$2000|hard|Seen here, he's played a wide range of roles; check out 'Babe' vs. 'L.A. Confidential'|James Cromwell
13/10/1992|Jeopardy!|COOKING EQUIPMENT|$500|medium|A double one of these is often used to melt chocolate|boiler
13/02/1997|Final Jeopardy!|NOVELS|None|None|Just before its 1897 publication, its title was changed from 'The Un-Dead' to this|Dracula' (by Bram Stoker)
13/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$3000|hard|Stephen Hawking's 1988 bio of the universe that was a No. 1 hit for Jim Croce|A Brief History Of Time In A Bottle
07/05/2002|Jeopardy!|WELCOME BACK, CARTER|$1000|hard|Jazz vocalist heard here  'Don't know why / There's no sun up in the sky / Stormy weather...'|Betty Carter
24/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CSI|$1600|hard|By ID'ing ejector marks & rifling, I.B.I.S. imaging is part of this science of the propulsion of projectiles|ballistics
07/11/1990|Jeopardy!|WEAPONS|$200|easy|From the Latin for 'fly', this shoulder gun let fly with ammo throughout the 17th & 18th centuries|musket
06/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|WRITE NOW!|$800|hard|H. Rider Haggard is said to have penned 'King Solomon's' these in a little over a month to back up a boast he'd made|Mines
18/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ROYAL NAME'S THE SAME|$1000|hard|Unlike feelings toward France's Louis XVI, Louis I of this country was known as 'Lajos The Great'|Hungary
27/10/2011|Jeopardy!|THE 'BEST' OF EVERYTHING|$1000|hard|3 returning veterans from World War II readjust to civilian life in this Oscar-winning 1946 film|The Best Years of Our Lives
26/04/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 19th FIRST ANNUAL IG NOBEL PRIZE|$200|easy|A physics prize was awarded for analytically determining why women in this condition don't tip over|pregnancy
21/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICAL SCIENCE|$800|hard|In the 19th century a unit of conductance was named the 'mho' in tribute to this man who studied current flow|Ohm
31/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|YOU WILL BE ASSIMILATED|$400|easy|Victories by Garibaldi in 1860 led to this largest Mediterranean island being joined to Italy|Sicily
12/12/2008|Jeopardy!|IT'S GOT GROOVE|$200|easy|In addition to the title, Mick 'can't get no girl reaction' in this song|Satisfaction
18/07/1996|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$300|easy|Found chiefly in Australia, the wallaby is a smaller type of this marsupial|Kangaroo
17/07/2003|Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARIES|$400|easy|In 1699 Capt. Kidd was out pirating for loot & this scientist was made master of the Mint in England|Sir Isaac Newton
02/05/1994|Double Jeopardy!|1989|$800|hard|One of these occurred just before the start of game 3 of the World Series; the game was posponed|earthquake
24/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SHOES|$1000|hard|This flat shoe normally has a cloth upper & a flexible rope sole|Espadrilles
04/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HOW DO YOU WORK THIS THING?|$200|easy|Wind 12-18'' of it around your index fingers, slip it between 2 teeth to the gum & scrape both sides|dental floss
28/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE VILLAINS|$1000|hard|Bruce Willis squares off against terrorists led by this actor in 1988's 'Die Hard'|Alan Rickman
23/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LED ZEPPELIN|$400|easy|It's said that the band's name was coined by Keith Moon, the drummer of this band|The Who
15/09/1999|Jeopardy!|NASA SHUTTLE NAMES|$100|easy|It's the capital of South Carolina, or a Sony-owned movie company|Columbia
15/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$200|easy|In 1995 Gordon B. Hinckley was ordained as the 15th president of this Utah-based church|Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormon)
30/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS RUFFOS|$400|easy|Architects Pietro Solario & Marco Ruffo bulit the wall around this Moscow landmark circa 1490|The Kremlin
05/05/2011|Jeopardy!|ALL 'AMERICAN'|$200|easy|Their publications include 'First Aid Fast' & a 'Babysitter's Handbook'|the American Red Cross
10/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TV GROUPS|$400|easy|The Oceanic 6|Lost
23/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TV SHOW ADDRESSES|$1600|hard|After waking up each day at 119 N. Weatherly Avenue in Minneapolis, she turned the world on with her smile|Mary Tyler Moore
23/09/1997|Jeopardy!|ATHLETES|$500|medium|Golf legend Sam Snead won every one of golf's major championships, except this one|the U.S. Open
06/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FAR AWAY|$1000|hard|During the winter, ice closes the northern ports of this 'sea', the largest inland body of water in the world|the Caspian Sea
12/02/2008|Jeopardy!|HOW INSPIRATIONAL|$600|medium|Thinking of his sins, poet Heinrich Heine said, 'Of course' God will do this to 'me; that's his business'|forgive
08/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE TEENS|$800|hard|In his teens, Bono wanted to be an actor, so he started his own theatre company at his school in this Irish capital|Dublin
03/01/2008|Jeopardy!|THEY OWN THAT?|$200|easy|Cheer is owned by Procter & Gamble; Cheerios is owned by this company|General Mills
23/06/1998|Jeopardy!|FASHION STATEMENTS|$300|easy|Here's a footnote: many cowboys were said to die this way, as in the title of an Errol Flynn film|With their boots on
08/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WASHING DONE|$800|hard|After you left this bill in a pocket, Abe Lincoln looks like he's crying; I hope it's still 'legal tender'|a $5 bill
30/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD WORDS & PHRASES|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew cups a baseball in the top end of his mitt.) When a baseball player barely makes a catch, the look of the ball & glove is known as this sweet treat|an ice cream cone
27/09/2011|Jeopardy!|DISASTERS|$400|easy|Like Chicago the year before, Boston was hit by a 'great' one of these in 1872|a fire
11/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. STATE NAMES|$200|easy|Literally, this state's name means 'Penn's Woods'|Pennsylvania
19/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT ELEMENT|$1200|hard|Alphabetically, it's right after radium|radon
09/11/2010|Jeopardy!|BASKETBALL|$1000|hard|Though he didn't play organized hoops until 9th grade, this Spurs center is a 3-time NBA Finals MVP|Tim Duncan
10/12/2007|Jeopardy!|WHEN DID IT HAPPEN?|$800|hard|The Sons of Liberty threw one heck of a tea party in Boston on Dec. 16 of this year|1773
17/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'EYE's HAVE IT|$800|hard|One of the 2 James Bond films that fit the category|GoldenEye (or For Your Eyes Only)
28/01/1998|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$800|hard|You'll find this author's boyhood home in Sauk Centre, Minnesota, 3 1/2 blocks west of Main Street|Sinclair Lewis
10/05/2004|Jeopardy!|THE 1990s|$400|easy|On January 4, 1995 he was sworn in as the first Republican speaker of the house in more than 40 years|Newt Gingrich
14/10/2005|Jeopardy!|GOSH DARN YANKEES|$400|easy|This 19th century New Yorker wrote of one guy who slept for 20 years & another who went around headless|Washington Irving
23/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL POLITICS|$800|hard|Term for a government that another nation controls, pulling its strings, as it were|Puppet Government
25/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'FULL' HOUSE|$1200|hard|In the 1930s this designer introduced his 3-wheeled Dymaxion car that was eventually intended to fly|(R. Buckminster) Fuller
23/09/2011|Jeopardy!|INAUGURAL ADDRESSES|$200|easy|'At this last pres. inauguration of the 20th century, let us lift our eyes toward the challenges that await us'|Clinton
08/06/2006|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|A rounded mass of chewing gum|wad
27/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|King Kong plunges from Edward Gibbon's massive history|The Decline & Fall of the Roman Empire State Building
04/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS OF THE WORLD|$2000|hard|In Alberta the scenic Icefields Parkway connects Jasper National Park with this other one|Banff
04/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY LITERATURE|$400|easy|In this Mark Twain story, a mechanic is knocked unconscious in a fight & awakens in Camelot in 528 A.D.|'A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court'
14/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIG BANG THEORY|$800|hard|The 1965 discovery of this form of cosmic background radiation helped validate the theory--& make popcorn|microwave (radiation)
29/10/1992|Jeopardy!|'G'EOGRAPHY|$100|easy|This rocky British crown colony is known as 'Gib' for short|Gibraltar
29/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYDAY ITALIAN|$1200|hard|If you enjoy seeing Italian street life, tell the Maitre |by the window
21/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YOUR NUMBER'S UP|$2000|hard|Total number of U.S. states that begin and end with the same letter; (hint: they all start with vowels)|four (Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, & Ohio)
10/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S IN THE 'BOOK'|$800|hard|Aimed at women, it's the biggest-selling U.S. magazine that fits the category|Redbook
16/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|RUDOLPHS & RUDOLFS|$1000|hard|This composer wrote 'The Donkey Seranade' for the film version of one of his operettas|Rudolf Friml
23/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TV COMPOSERS|$600|medium|His first sci-fi theme was for 'Lost in Space'; later he composed for sci-fi films like 'Star Wars'|John Williams
24/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PAUL REVERE|$400|easy|Revere's color engraving of this March 5, 1770 event depicted Crispus Attucks as white instead of black|the Boston Massacre
16/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'PUT' SHOTS|$1200|hard|A plotted revolt to overthrow a government, executed with speed|a putsch
15/04/1999|Jeopardy!|FILM ROLES|$200|easy|This author can be seen as a beer-guzzling spectator in 'Knightriders' & a truck driver in 'Creepshow 2'|Stephen King
08/10/2003|Jeopardy!|A PAIR OF 'I's|$800|hard|Dark & meaty, it's used in Oriental dishes|shiitake mushrooms
28/06/1999|Jeopardy!|EX-MARINES|$100|easy|After his 1959 discharge, he moved to the Dallas area & got a fateful job at the Texas School Book Depository|Lee Harvey Oswald
02/12/2009|Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES' ROLES|$600|medium|'Sleeper', 'Annie Hall', 'The Godfather'|Diane Keaton
19/04/2010|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY BUSINESSMEN|$200|easy|In 1873 this dry goods salesman began selling his double X blue denim waist overalls|(Levi) Strauss
23/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE SHORT FORM|$800|hard|This agreement on world tariffs & trade was signed by 23 countries in Geneva in 1947|GATT
15/12/2008|Jeopardy!|PODGE-POURRI|$600|medium|2 of the 4 original U.S. presidential cabinet posts|(2 of) Treasury, Secretary of State, Secretary of War & Attorney General
02/03/2005|Jeopardy!|PAVLOVIAN JEOPARDY!|$600|medium|Nobel Prize. Wrote Okie story.|Steinbeck
03/05/2011|Jeopardy!|FLAGS OF THE WORLD|$600|medium|Somalia's flag, based on that of the United Nations, is in these 2 colors|blue & white
26/09/2011|Jeopardy!|ALSO A ZODIAC SYMBOL|$1000|hard|Chevre is cheese made from its milk|a goat
03/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS|$1200|hard|Scandalized by the affairs of his daughter Julia & his granddaughter Julia, this Roman emperor banished them to islands|Augustus
07/11/1988|Jeopardy!|'NEW' ON THE MAP|$600|medium|This country, far from Holland, is named for a Dutch province|New Zealand
05/06/2008|Jeopardy!|ALL NATURAL EATS|$1000|hard|Whether it's the pascal or golden variety of this vegetable, its name comes from the Greek for 'parsley'|celery
21/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL THRILLER|$1600|hard|SOMEWHERE IN EUROPE 1635 HOURS (Agent Jon of the JCC practices spycraft with Agent Kelly.)  The location of the package is in a code in this English-language newspaper based in France|the International Herald Tribune
19/05/2011|Jeopardy!|TAXED BY TAXES|$600|medium|This first 'Survivor' winner was voted off his home & into a jail for failing to pay taxes on his winnings|Richard Hatch
04/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BIG MEN ON CAMPUS|$400|easy|Strom Thurmond has a wellness & fitness center named for him at this school, the other USC|the University of South Carolina
22/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LEGENDARY CREATURES|$800|hard|Manatees, which suckle their young like humans, may underlie the legends of these creatures; Daryl Hannah played one|a mermaid
13/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|SICKNESS & HEALTH|$400|easy|Surgical instrument that's most similar to tweezers|Forceps
20/05/2008|Jeopardy!|SHOTS HEARD AROUND THE WORLD|$1000|hard|In 1999 she wasn't shirtless in Seattle but rather in Pasadena after her kick won the Women's World Cup for the U.S.|Brandi Chastain
31/05/1990|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD QUOTES|$400|easy|The famous report on his first screen test said, 'Can't act.  Slightly bald.  Also dances.'|Fred Astaire
15/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET IS FOR THE BIRDS!|$2600|hard|Jemima Puddle-Duck shakes her tail feathers in the delightful ballet called 'The Tales of' this woman|Beatrix Potter
17/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$600|medium|Over 400 years B.C. Thucydides wrote history tends to do this|Repeat Itself
23/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE DREIDEL WILL ROCK|$2000|hard|This Velvet Underground frontman was born in Brooklyn in 1942|Lou Reed
09/11/2005|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT ROMAN EMPEROR|$400|easy|117-138 A.D.: Had his own 'wall' of fame|Hadrian
15/06/1998|Jeopardy!|ALL GOD'S CRITTERS|$100|easy|Widely hunted for their hides, the American, Cuban & Nile species of this reptile are now in danger|Crocodile
21/05/1993|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|These warm, dry winds can raise the temperature at the base of the Rockies as much as 40º F. in 1 hour|the Chinooks
05/11/1990|Jeopardy!|MONARCHS|$400|easy|The Glorious Revolution of 1688 brought this pair to the British throne|William & Mary
11/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS MARGARETS|$200|easy|In 1994 this former British prime minister was installed as chancellor of the college of William And Mary|Margaret Thatcher
11/05/1999|Jeopardy!|WEALTHY|$300|easy|Considered the world's wealthiest man when he died in 1976, this oil man's family is now buying Irish passports|Jean Paul Getty
26/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR FIRST NOVELS|$2000|hard|'The Bluest Eye' (1970)|Toni Morrison
09/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BASEBALL MOVIES|$200|easy|This 'Magnum, P.I.' star got his turn at bat in the 1992 movie 'Mr. Baseball'|Tom Selleck
10/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$600|medium|His 1981 novel 'Midnight's Children' wasn't quite as controversial as 'The Satanic Verses'|Salman Rushdie
10/09/2004|Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|$200|easy|From 1920 to 1946 this Swiss city served as the seat of the League of Nations|Geneva
01/06/2001|Jeopardy!|'GEO' PARTY!|$500|medium|Mr. Rush of 'Quills', or Mr. Giraffe of Toys 'R' Us|Geoffrey
22/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A 'D' IN HISTORY|$2000|hard|During World War II, the Japanese repeatedly bombed this city on Australia's northern coast|Darwin
20/03/2006|Jeopardy!|FROZEN FOOD|$800|hard|'It's not delivery... it's' this frozen pizza brand|DiGiorno
29/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|DEAD LINES|$4000|hard|1939: 'He was a philosopher, using methods of science to achieve therapeutic ends'|Sigmund Freud
02/06/2008|Jeopardy!|HIP-HOP & RAP|$1000|hard|Group that includes members Krayzie Bone, Layzie Bone & Wish Bone|Bone Thugs-n-Harmony
24/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE KISSING BOOTH|$400|easy|A line from this movie song says, 'You must remember this, a kiss is still a kiss'|As Time Goes By
04/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC|$2000|hard|Jason Alexander & William Shatner are among the celebrities who appear in his 'Celebrity' & 'Online' videos|Brad Paisley
27/11/1996|Jeopardy!|RUSSIA|$200|easy|In 1996 this Russian newspaper stopped publishing after 84 years|Pravda
17/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|In 1914 she became head of the Paris Institute of Radium|Marie Curie
18/04/2008|Jeopardy!|'LING'O|$400|easy|It can be a small savory lump of dough served in soup, or a baked treat filled with apples|a dumpling
28/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS|$600|medium|The U.S. supplied the weapons that killed this country's dictator Raphael Trujillo in 1961|Dominican Republic
13/01/2011|Jeopardy!|WEBSITES|$800|hard|There's Craigslist & her list named for Ms. Hicks, who was frustrated when trying to find a good contractor|Angie's List
21/05/2008|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE BIBLE|$2200|hard|In the Book of Judges, she's the only female judge mentioned by name|Deborah
17/07/1998|Jeopardy!|MATH|$500|medium|Devotees of this celebrate its irrational existence each 3/14 at 1:59 P.M.|Pi
08/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' PRIVATE LIVES|$400|easy|In a less poetic metaphor, Keats wrote to Fanny Brawne, 'I...resent' this organ 'having been made a football'|heart
25/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GIVE ME SOME SPACE!|$1600|hard|Captain Link Hogthrob was the captain of the Swinetrek on the 'Muppet show' sketches called these 'in Space'|Pigs
30/09/1996|Jeopardy!|NEWSMAKERS OF THE '70s|$400|easy|A 19-year-old Ugandan soldier identified only a Sarah became the 2nd wife of this president in 1975|Idi Amin
08/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE TOWNS|$2000|hard|Johns Hopkins University|Baltimore
03/11/2010|Jeopardy!|OTHER CIVIL WARS|$1200|hard|This country's civil war, lasting from 1936 to 1939, began in Morocco|Spain
21/04/2010|Jeopardy!|THE AUTO MAN EMPIRE|$1000|hard|James Sumner & Henry Spurrier founded the company that became 'British' this, owner of Jaguar|British Leyland
11/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'T'EOGRAPHY|$1200|hard|The Turkish city of Batman is near where this river enters Iraq|the Tigris
13/09/2005|Jeopardy!|JOURNALISTS|$600|medium|'A Mighty Heart' is a 2003 biography of this slain Wall Street Journal reporter by his widow, Mariane|(Daniel) Pearl
27/09/2011|Jeopardy!|FAST FOOD MENU|$800|hard|The All-American Roastburger & Sidekickers like the Loaded Potato Bites|Arby's
01/05/2008|Jeopardy!|CHICAGO FUN & SUNDRY FACTS|$400|easy|Born in 1861, this Chicago businessman was known as 'Monarch of Mastication'|(William) Wrigley
27/05/1998|Final Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|None|None|One of his most famous works had its premiere on a barge in 1717|George Frideric Handel (the Water Music)
02/09/1996|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$200|easy|Robert K. Massie concluded his saga of this royal couple in 'The Romanovs: The Final Chapter'|Nicholas & Alexandra
10/10/2008|Jeopardy!|PAKISTAN LAURELS|$600|medium|The Khyber Pass is a strategic link between Pakistan & this country|Afghanistan
26/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OCCUPATIONS|$600|medium|Shakespeare's character Bottom is one of these fabric workers|Weaver
27/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS GIANTS|$400|easy|6'7'' Carl Henkel is a scary sight at the net in the beach type of this sport|volleyball
02/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$1600|hard|A method of casting for bronze sculptures, cire-perdue means 'lost' this in English|wax
30/06/2003|Jeopardy!|U.S. IMPORTS|$400|easy|Washington growers of these complained in 2000 that the Chinese were flooding the U.S. market with their juice|apples
12/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MATH|$1200|hard|The prefix 'mega' denotes 10 to the 6th power; 'giga', 10 to this power|the ninth
09/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1750s|$1000|hard|Robert Clive recaptured this city from the Nawab of Bengal in 1757|Calcutta
13/04/2009|Jeopardy!|GUINNESS|$400|easy|To benefit a children's camp, Ed Jarrett built the tallest one of these, 31 feet 6 inches, at a beach resort in Maine|a sand castle
11/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|19th C. AMERICA|$1000|hard|On Dec. 28, 1835 President Jackson appointed Roger B. Taney to succeed this chief justice|John Marshall
29/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'B'-'52s|$400|easy|This West Virginian won election to the House in 1952, beginning nearly 5 decades in Congress|Robert Byrd
26/05/1986|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY ART|$400|easy|Famous for his Olympic & sports action paintings, he's appeared in 2 'Rocky' movies|LeRoy Neiman
13/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SPANISH GRAMMAR|$1000|hard|This irregular comparative form of grande, 'big', is spelled like the English word for someone who runs a city|Mayor
09/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HAULIN' S|$2000|hard|To allay your thirst, drop an 'S' & form a body of water|slake & lake
15/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1000|hard|A current Supreme Court Justice finds 'You Can't Go Home Again' as this author|Clarence Thomas Wolfe
11/11/1996|Jeopardy!|THE FEMALE OF THE SPECIES|$100|easy|This name for a female sheep comes from a Latin word for 'sheep'|ewe
17/10/1997|Final Jeopardy!|CONGRESSMEN|None|None|He was the chief sponsor of the Self-Employed Individuals Tax Retirement Act of 1962|Eugene Keogh
05/10/1992|Jeopardy!|1992 WOMEN OLYMPIANS|$500|medium|Added to the gymnastics all-around at the last minute, this 15-year-old Ukrainian took the gold|Tatiana Gutsu
13/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RECENT MOVIES|$2000|hard|'The Constant Gardener' is based on a novel by this master of the Cold War spy thriller|John le Carré
29/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|START SPREADIN' THE NOOSE|$2000|hard|In 1987 Spandau prison officials reported that this Nazi had hanged himself at age 93|Rudolph Hess
20/11/2000|Jeopardy!|ROCK ME|$400|easy|Stalactites & stalagmites are formed primarily in caves of this 'stone'|Limestone
08/12/2011|Jeopardy!|SCHOOLS OF THE HEISMEN|$600|medium|1967: UCLA's Gary Beban; 1965, '68, '79, '81, 2002, 2004: Stars from this crosstown rival|USC
09/11/2010|Jeopardy!|SUBTRACT A LETTER|$1000|hard|...in 'sentiment' to become this--conscious or aware|sentient
06/04/2006|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES HISTORIC HEADLINES|$400|easy|It's the capital city on the losing end of a 1971 headline|Taipei
13/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$2000|hard|The Italian plum is one variety of this member of the nightshade family|tomatoes
29/05/2008|Jeopardy!|FABRICS|$400|easy|It's a fluffy type of pie, or a sheer, fluffy silk fabric for blouses|chiffon
12/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ORGAN RECITAL|$1200|hard|An album of Bach played on the 4 organs of Freiburg was released in 1974 in this type of multi-channel sound|quadraphonic
04/02/1991|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$1000|hard|When in this European capital, don't forget to see the Antonin Dvorak Museum and the tomb of St. Wenceslas|Prague
21/01/2004|Jeopardy!|LET'S GO TO THE PARK|$1000|hard|The International Peace Garden is a park on the border of Manitoba & this U.S. state|North Dakota
07/07/1998|Final Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS|None|None|He's the only GOP presidential nominee to lose 2 presidential elections|Thomas E. Dewey (1944 & 1948)
27/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FINE DINING|$400|easy|A Vacherin dessert features this crisp concoction of beaten egg whites & sugar|meringue
16/03/1990|Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$500|medium|This practice originated in the fear that a new bride might bring bad luck into a house|Carrying the bride across the threshold
20/11/1992|Jeopardy!|THE FAR EAST|$200|easy|Called Wai Chi in China and this in Japan, it's a strategy game of lining up black & white pieces|Go
08/11/2010|Jeopardy!|SHOWING YOU THE ANNE HATHAWAY|$400|easy|Anne is the assistant to Miranda Priestly, editor of Runway Magazine, in this fashionable film|The Devil Wears Prada
08/05/2000|Jeopardy!|THE GONE WITH THE WIND MOVIE MUSEUM|$200|easy|One of the museum's most treasured movie artifacts is the front doorway of this plantation, Scarlett's home|Tara
21/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$800|hard|Zoltan Kodaly wrote some of the finer works for solo this bass member of the violin family|the cello
10/11/1989|Final Jeopardy!|THE CENSUS|None|None|2 of the 4 U.S. states with a population density greater than 500 people per square mile|(2 of) Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey & Rhode Island
10/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH AREA CODES|$200|easy|This 1982 Billy Joel hit is covered by 610|Allentown
26/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$1200|hard|'I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness', begins this Allen Ginsberg poem|Howl
18/03/2004|Jeopardy!|A BEASTLY CATEGORY|$400|easy|Nearly synonymous with the term 'light plane', this Piper aircraft model first flew in 1937|the Piper Cub
19/03/2010|Jeopardy!|ALLITERATIVE ACTORS|$200|easy|He went 'Old School' as a 'Wedding Crasher'|Vince Vaughn
05/01/2009|Jeopardy!|SONGS FROM MUSICALS|$200|easy|'Sherry' & 'December 1963 (Oh, What A Night)'|Jersey Boys
11/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|YOU KNOW WHAT THEY SAY...|$1000|hard|It's an old sailor's adage on taking whatever refuge you can find|Any port in a storm
22/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CONTRONYMS|$400|easy|To hide by blocking, or to show by projecting|screen
06/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL HEROINES|$600|medium|Title store inhabited by Little Nell in Dickens' tale|The Old Curiosity Shop
17/10/2000|Jeopardy!|EVERYTHING'S COMING UP|$300|easy|After the year 2000, it's the next year in which U.S. Senate elections will be held|2002
13/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'F' IN GEOGRAPHY|$2000|hard|This Danish island group between Iceland & the U.K. is self-governing & has its own parliament, the Lagting|the Faroe Islands
08/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$600|medium|Alcoholic beverage made from fermented honey, it's announcer Johnny Gilbert's favorite|Mead
01/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POLAR OBSESSION|$1600|hard|(Paul Nicklen presents the clue.)  It's easy to see why these mammals are called unicorns of the sea; that's not a horn, though--it's actually a grooved tooth|a narwhal
07/11/2008|Jeopardy!|HEAD TRAUMA|$800|hard|Vegetable term for an ear that's misshapen from repeated blows|a cauliflower ear
29/05/1992|Jeopardy!|FOOD FACTS|$500|medium|'Crevette' is the French word for this shellfish|shrimp
06/05/1999|Jeopardy!|TALKING HEADS|$400|easy|This ESPN college basketball analyst is known for catchphrases like 'Awesome Baby!'|Dick Vitale
03/02/1999|Final Jeopardy!|NAMES IN PLAYS|None|None|The name of the Montecchi, a noble family of the 13th century, was anglicized to this|Montague (from Romeo and Juliet)
10/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MANHATTAN NEIGHBORHOODS|$1200|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew walks past a curbside restaurant with green, white, and red banners.)  There's no shortage of good food in this ethnic-named neighborhood once home to Martin Scorcese|Little Italy
19/04/2006|Jeopardy!|DOGS AT WORK|$1000|hard|There are 6 AKC-recognized breeds called this, the most appropriate type of dog to tell, 'Fetch!'|retreivers
11/10/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. CURRENCY|$400|easy|It's the only presidential home currently on a U.S. coin|Monticello (Thomas Jefferson's)
21/02/1997|Jeopardy!|BOOKS OF THE BIBLE|$400|easy|Chapters 8-10 of this Old Testament book continue the narrative from Exodus 29|Leviticus
29/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BABY TALK|$1200|hard|For a rectangle, one is A=bh; or Similac, for example|formula
09/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|RECENT MOVIE REVIEWS|$2000|hard|Newsweek called this film directed by Guy Ritchie 'Madonna's Shipwreck'|Swept Away
28/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|Bionic 'Six Million Dollar Man of Mystery' whose foe is Dr. Evil|Steve Austin Powers
19/03/2009|Jeopardy!|A STORIED HISTORY|$200|easy|He traveled the world & beyond with his novels 'Poland', 'Caribbean' & 'Space'|(James) Michener
06/04/1998|Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$400|easy|Timothy, Lauren, E.F.|Hutton
29/06/2011|Jeopardy!|THERE IS A SEASON|$200|easy|This New Orleans season commences 10 days before Shrove Tuesday; laissez les bon temps rouler|Mardi Gras
22/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NICKS & RANGERS|$400|easy|The first radio program featuring this title character aired on Detroit's WXYZ on Jan. 30, 1933|the Lone Ranger
21/01/2004|Jeopardy!|LET'S GO TO THE PARK|$200|easy|A state park near Little Falls, Minnesota honors this aviator whose boyhood home is now a museum there|Charles Lindbergh
17/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE INSTRUMENT PLAYED|$200|easy|Keith Moon|Drums
04/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|IOWA|$6000|hard|With a circulation of over 150,000, this capital city newspaper is Iowa's largest daily|the Des Moines Register
19/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|YULETIDE FAVORITES|$600|medium|(Here comes the clue with Tony Bennett)  My Christmas album 'Snowfall' includes this song that mentions 'warm woolen mittens'|My Favorite Things
30/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THOSE DARN EQUESTRIANS|$1200|hard|Smaller than the Western type, the equestrian item seen here goes by this national term|an English saddle
29/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH FOOD WORDS|$1200|hard|'Digestive biscuits' is British for these crackers we named after an American|Graham crackers
24/09/2007|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE GRAB BAG|$400|easy|Jupiter, Saturn & Uranus are called this type of planet, after a Roman god|Jovian
07/11/1995|Jeopardy!|THEY ALMOST STARRED IN...|$300|easy|Doris Day was asked to play Mrs. Robinson in this film, but she thought it would ruin her image|The Graduate
13/02/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE IN THIS COUNTRY IF...|$1000|hard|You're undulating in Ulaanbaatar|Mongolia
08/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL TITLE LETTER DROP|$1600|hard|Embrace the atoms as Simba & company lose & gain electrons en masse in this production|The Ion King
12/09/1984|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY|$100|easy|4-letter play about 9-lived creatures|Cats
16/01/2006|Jeopardy!|CIVIL RIGHTS HEROES|$600|medium|In 1963 George Olden became the first black designer of a U.S. stamp, one issued for the centennial of this event|the Emancipation Proclamation
13/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PAUL REVERE|$200|easy|Revere dressed up as an Indian to take part in this event of December 16, 1773|Boston Tea Party
13/03/2009|Jeopardy!|HELLO, NEWTON|$600|medium|In 1676 Newton opined, 'If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of' these|giants
24/04/2003|Jeopardy!|BEATLES HITS IN OTHER WORDS|$600|medium|'Coupon for Travel'|Ticket to Ride
27/01/2006|Jeopardy!|THE SWEET 16th CENTURY|$200|easy|Ending in 1504, his fourth voyage to the New World took him to Panama|Columbus
03/01/1989|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$400|easy|Standard color of a radio flyer|red
21/10/2009|Jeopardy!|WHAT BIG TEETH YOU HAVE!|$400|easy|'I am' this animal that uses its 39'' tusks both to defend itself against polar bears & as hooks to climb on ice|the walrus
06/03/1998|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$300|easy|Known as 'Mr. October', he hit his 500th home run on Sept. 17, 1984, becoming the 13th player to do so|Reggie Jackson
08/01/2001|Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITY BIRTHPLACES|$500|medium|Jonathan Swift|Dublin
26/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MULTIPLE CHOICE|$1200|hard|6'7'' NFL linebacker Ted Hendricks was known as A. 'The Mad Crow' B. 'The Mad Heron' C. 'The Mad Stork' D. 'The Mad Cow'|C. 'The Mad Stork'
03/12/2002|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORKER|$800|hard|The cartoon seen here is from this creator of Gomez & Morticia, & is still funny|Charles Addams
25/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|INDONESIA|$800|hard|In 2003, remains were found in Indonesia of what many have called a small species of humans nicknamed these, from Tolkien|hobbits
26/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|TV DETECTIVES|$500|medium|Name of station police work out of in series with this theme|(the) Hill Street (station)
30/10/2001|Final Jeopardy!|COLLECTIBLES|None|None|When he moved into the White House, George W. Bush brought some of his over 150 autographed ones of these|baseballs
23/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$200|easy|Long rivers in this U.S. commonwealth include the La Plata, Anasco & Arecibo|Puerto Rico
30/10/2002|Jeopardy!|ON THEIR TOMBSTONES|$400|easy|'1880 - 1946', not 'On the whole, I'd rather be in Philadelphia' as rumored|W.C. Fields
06/12/1996|Jeopardy!|MEASURING DEVICES|$400|easy|A spirometer measures the capacity of these organs|the lungs
08/09/1989|Jeopardy!|LEFTOVERS|$400|easy|This magazine has the same name as one of the greatest Victorian novels|Vanity Fair
20/10/1999|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL NICKNAMES|$100|easy|'Charlie Hustle'|Pete Rose
21/05/1992|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$400|easy|A 1976 Writing Emmy was awarded for the 'Chuckles Bites the Dust' episode of this series|The Mary Tyler Moore Show
07/03/2000|Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$500|medium|The Drosophilidae family of this insect is used extensively in genetics because of its short, 10-day life cycle|Fruit fly
05/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|O'|$2000|hard|This flower, seen here, gets its name due to its afternoon bloom|four-o'clocks
23/12/1997|Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$300|easy|'The Senator's Daughter' is a crime novel by Victoria, daughter of this finally-convicted 'Teflon Don'|John Gotti
15/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$1000|hard|Eye, snow, Grand|banks
26/06/1998|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC RHYMES|$100|easy|Robert Burns' love was like a melody in tune or a rose in this month|June
05/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$600|medium|In 1973, after a 23-year reign, this country's King Gustav VI died at age 90|Sweden
19/11/1997|Jeopardy!|BULL|$400|easy|This 1980 Robert De Niro film is in black & white except for the credits & home movies of Jake La Motta|Raging Bull
01/07/2005|Jeopardy!|THE QUIRKS OF HISTORY|$1000|hard|In 1945 a U.S. unit saved the life of this Vietnamese guerrilla leader then helping the Allied cause|Ho Chi Minh
24/06/1987|Double Jeopardy!|ARMED FORCES|$200|easy|Only country whose nationals the French will not allow to join the French Foreign Legion|France
15/05/1991|Double Jeopardy!|POETRY|$600|medium|His 1892 collection, 'Barrack-Room Ballads', included 'Fuzzy Wuzzy' & 'Gunga Din'|Rudyard Kipling
08/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OPERETTAS|$400|easy|This bandmaster probably knew his operetta 'The Free Lance' so well he could 'phone' it in|John Philip Sousa
30/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POP DIVA TURNS MOVIE STAR|$2000|hard|1993: Janet Jackson in this urban drama|Poetic Justice
27/05/2008|Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|This part of the face can mean 'impudence' or 'sass'|cheek
18/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL ACTRESSES|$1000|hard|Sharon Stone's 'Diabolique' co-star, this French actress was an Oscar nominee for 'The Story of Adele H.'|Isabelle Adjani
06/11/2007|Jeopardy!|4 'A's 4 YOU|$800|hard|It's the instrument heard here|a balalaika
21/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|QUICK AS A FLASH|$600|medium|This term refers to sheet metal that's used to reinforce the joints & angles of a roof|Flashing
15/02/1999|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN CURRENCY|$100|easy|Malta's currency shares its name with this monetary unit of Italy|Lira
25/03/1997|Jeopardy!|'BLACK' & 'WHITE'|$200|easy|It's the more familiar name for Ursus americanus|Black bear
29/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NATURE STUDY|$400|easy|This U.S. state had no snakes until one small species arrived years ago, reportedly in the soil of potted plants|Hawaii
02/12/2011|Jeopardy!|THE GREAT AMERICAN NOVEL|$1000|hard|Chester Gillette's murder of his pregnant girlfriend inspired this 1925 Thodore Dreiser novel|An American Tragedy
14/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TV OF THE FUTURE|$2000|hard|(Hi, I'm Dana Delany, and) I'm glad 2007 hasn't turned out the way it looked in this 1993 miniseries I starred in, with a title out of Faulkner|Wild Palms
18/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|STATE OF CONFUSION|$400|easy|In this state you can ski at Big Bear, change your mind, drive about 2 hours to Redondo Beach & hit the surf|California
08/10/2001|Jeopardy!|TENNIS|$200|easy|In tennis it's an exchange of strokes; in auto racing it's a long-distance competition|rally
29/11/2006|Jeopardy!|GOVERNORS|$200|easy|This governor played Prince Hapi in Jackie Chan's 2004 film 'Around the World in 80 Days'|(Arnold) Schwarzenegger
21/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|KEY INGREDIENTS|$1200|hard|The 2 main ingredients in the Greek sauce tzatziki are cucumber & this base|yogurt
04/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|YE GODS!|$600|medium|Rise & shine for this Roman goddess of the dawn|Aurora
08/11/2006|Final Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SPORTS|None|None|In 2006 the National Tennis Center in New York was renamed in her honor|Billie Jean King
03/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|EXPRESS YOURSELF|$800|hard|On giving up her Miss America title in 1984, she said, 'The past just came up and kicked me'|Vanessa Williams
20/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$1200|hard|This particle in an atom's nucleus was discovered free of charge in 1932|a neutron
21/09/2005|Jeopardy!|BORN|$1000|hard|This painter was nude descending into the world on July 28, 1887 in Blainville, France|(Marcel) Duchamp
17/02/2006|Jeopardy!|ADAM SANDLER FILMS|$800|hard|The price was very, very wrong when Bob Barker pummeled Adam on a golf course in this 1996 film|Happy Gilmore
29/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FOUND IN SPACE|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew points to a planetary symbol on a chalkboard.)  The seventh planet has a symbol that incorporates the first initial of this discoverer's last name|Herschel
14/11/1995|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$500|medium|This tuna has the lightest flesh & is the only one that legally can be called white|Albacore
16/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$200|easy|John Boyd Dunlop patented a pneumatic one of these in 1888 & built a whole company around it|Tire
01/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE ART THOU?|$400|easy|Swimmin' for my life in this body of water with the Pharaoh's army being destroyed in Exodus|the Red Sea
07/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. RIVERS|$2000|hard|The Lincoln & Holland tunnels let cars travel from Manhattan to New Jersey under this river|the Hudson
21/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE ROCKS|$800|hard|Rich in potash & iodine, this type of seaweed has been tossed by the sea onto some rocks|kelp
21/02/2005|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK ON FILM|$1000|hard|3 sailors on shore leave see the sights of New York in this musical, one of the first shot on location|On the Town
02/05/2007|Jeopardy!|TERM PAPYRUS|$600|medium|Seen here is a detail from this book of mortuary spells that helped the deceased get to the Field of Reeds|the Book of the Dead
18/11/2003|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'R'|$1200|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew at the Oklahoma City National Memorial)  A place for quiet thoughts, this kind of pool here in Oklahoma City shares its name with one near the Lincoln Memorial|reflecting pool
27/09/2000|Jeopardy!|IN A ROW|$300|easy|2-word term for the ladies who are 'all in a row' in Mary Mary's garden|Pretty maids
22/03/1994|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL LINGO|$800|hard|A fervent desire to hang on to political power, it sounds like a disease you'd catch on a D.C. river|Potomac Fever
04/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|THE DECLARATION OF INDEPEDENCE|$600|medium|The rough draft read, 'We hold these truths to be sacred and undeniable'; it was changed to this|self-evident
27/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'C' IN SHAKESPEARE|$800|hard|He calls Gertude 'Our sometime sister, now our Queen'|Claudius
17/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'A' + 4|$800|hard|Awry, or to one side|askew
26/02/1998|Jeopardy!|'WELL', WELL, WELL|$200|easy|They can raise your spirits by expressing their hopes for your success|well-wishers
23/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A YEAR TO REMEMBER|$2000|hard|Montreal holds an expo; we excuse Dorothy Parker's dust; Louis Armstrong hits with 'What A Wonderful World'|1967
18/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOM'S A BAD COOK|$800|hard|Mom can't keep the sponge kind of this dessert from falling|Cake
03/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE CHICAGO CODE|$800|hard|The 1893 novel 'The Cliff-Dwellers' centers on this type of high-rise structure; Chi-town's first was completed in 1885|a skyscraper
10/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TOP 40 BONUS|$400|easy|'Live And Let Die'|Wings & Guns N' Roses
03/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MAY-DECEMBER MOVIES|$1000|hard|The 1955 film 'Daddy Long Legs' paired Fred Astaire & this French actress 32 years younger|Leslie Caron
11/03/1998|Jeopardy!|THE 5 'W's|$500|medium|It comes between the following pronunciations:  eks  _____   ze|wye
30/06/2011|Jeopardy!|THERE WILL BE 'RAM'IFICATIONS|$600|medium|3-syllable term for noisy or lacking in restraint, like a bunch of school kids on a field trip|rambunctious
17/12/2007|Jeopardy!|HOT 'ROD's|$200|easy|It's the state flower of both Kentucky & Nebraska|the goldenrod
25/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T LISTEN TO THEM!|$800|hard|In 1839 French painter Paul Delaroche said, 'From today painting is dead' after an exhibition of these|daguerreotypes (or photographs)
02/05/2005|Jeopardy!|ART|$800|hard|He painted the 1784 Neoclassical masterpiece seen here|(Jacques-Louis) David
21/06/1999|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS ON AUDIOTAPE|$200|easy|This sitcom star reads his own 'Dirty Jokes and Beer', subjects he might have learned about in Cleveland|Drew Carey
28/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|RENAISSANCE MEN|$1200|hard|This Spanish painter's son appears in his 1586 masterpiece the 'Burial of the Count of Orgaz'|El Greco
10/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$600|medium|It opened in Madrid as the Royal Museum of Painting in 1819|the Prado
06/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'YX'?  THAT'S FOR ME TO KNOW|$800|hard|Come sail away with Charon on this river, a Greek word meaning 'hateful'|Styx
09/06/2004|Jeopardy!|A GREEN CATEGORY|$600|medium|The green variety of this sticky-footed creature is seen here|a tree frog
12/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|'EASY'|$1200|hard|Keith Carradine's Oscar-winning song from the movie 'Nashville'|'I'm Easy'
18/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HERE, KING!|$2000|hard|The Vikings briefly conquered the country of this ruler during his 978 to 1016 reign; unready or not, here he comes!|Aethelred
17/09/1997|Jeopardy!|TV THEMES|$200|easy|[instrumental]|Wheel of Fortune
20/11/1998|Jeopardy!|DA BULLS|$200|easy|In 1991 Scottie Pippen's defense on Magic Johnson helped the Bulls beat this team for their first title|the Lakers
13/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|A WALK UP FIFTH AVENUE|$200|easy|Fifth Avenue starts at this square in Greenwich Village|Washington Square
17/11/2008|Jeopardy!|FIRST NAMES|$800|hard|This first name of 'Legally Blonde' actress Blair is also a city on a bluff over the Alabama River|Selma
23/02/2011|Jeopardy!|KIDS' SONGS IN OTHER WORDS|$800|hard|'An Elderly Scotsman Owned One Ranch'|Old MacDonald Had A Farm
28/09/2007|Jeopardy!|LETTERS|$1000|hard|If your trademark application is okayed, you can follow the trademarked item with this letter in a circle|an R (registered trademark)
21/01/2009|Jeopardy!|I RAN FOR PREZ IN 2008|$800|hard|Born in Michigan, he spent millions of his own money on his bid, but only made it to Feb. 7|Mitt Romney
19/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|THE LIVING PLANET|$1200|hard|Relative to the size of the bird, this flightless New Zealand denizen has the largest egg|the kiwi
07/04/1997|Jeopardy!|SYSTEMS OF THE BODY|$300|easy|Trachea, bronchi, lungs|respiratory
19/09/2006|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL QUOTES|$800|hard|As this first Christian martyr was being martyred, he prayed, 'Lord, lay not this sin to their charge'|(St.) Stephen
16/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN GOVERNMENT|$1200|hard|Born in New York to parents from Puerto Rico, this Supreme Court justice calls herself a 'Nuyorican'|Sotomayor
14/01/1988|Jeopardy!|WARTHOGS|$200|easy|Leopards, principally|eats
15/02/1999|Jeopardy!|WORDS WITHIN WORDS|$500|medium|Type of literature often produced by oversensitive youths|Verse (oVERSEnsitive)
07/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TREASURES OF THE NEW-YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY|$1600|hard|New York City is the finish line of the 73-step board game called 'Round the World with' this adventuress|Nellie Bly
02/12/1997|Jeopardy!|REEL MEN OF THE CLOTH|$500|medium|In 1947 David Niven was in 'The Bishop's Wife'; in 1996 Denzel Washington starred in this remake|The Preacher's Wife
18/06/1998|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$500|medium|After NBC canceled this Sam Waterston series in 1993, PBS produced a movie to wrap up its loose ends|I'll Fly Away
07/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ONLY ONE VOWEL|$800|hard|This number is found in the title of a Shakespeare comedy about Viola & Duke Orsino|Twelfth
17/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GREAT BRITS|$1000|hard|He wrote a review of Samuel Johnson's dictionary before inquiring into the 'Wealth of Nations'|Adam Smith
16/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$400|easy|The only first lady it ever had was a Mississippi aristocrat named Varina|The Confederacy
11/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIG 'O'|$1200|hard|Captain Beefheart is said to have a range of 4.5 of these|octaves
13/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|POEM & POET|$2000|hard|'The sea is calm tonight.  The tide is full, the moon lies fair Upon the straits'|'Dover Beach' by Arnold
05/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|IT BORDERS RUSSIA|$1200|hard|The Caucasus Mountains straddle the border between Russia & this country, y'all|Georgia
16/04/1998|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN VACATION|$200|easy|While in Rome, it's possible to stand with one foot in each of these countries|Italy & Vatican City
05/12/1984|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN CUISINE|$200|easy|16th century development of a pig muzzle was a landmark in harvesting this fungus|truffles
20/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CAN YOU PICTURE IT?|$1600|hard|Seen here, the largest high relief sculpture in the world is located in this state|Georgia
19/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CZECH REPUBLIC HISTORY|$2000|hard|1997 floods on this river caused 50 billion korunas in damage -- & the smell!|Oder River
28/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SPELLBOUND|$600|medium|It's the fifth book of the Old Testament|D-E-U-T-E-R-O-N-O-M-Y
28/12/2000|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$300|easy|The name of Mont Blanc means this color mountain|white
28/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ALFRED HITCHCOCK|$200|easy|In Hitchcock's third movie, 'The Lodger', a landlady suspects that her tenant is this London killer|Jack the Ripper
26/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FICTION SCIENCE|$1600|hard|In 2001 Hendrik Schön claimed to have created a molecule-sized one of these semiconductors-- bad Hendrik!|a transistor
19/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IT ENDED THE WAR|$400|easy|The Treaty of Paris, 1783|the American Revolution
22/12/2009|Jeopardy!|CURSES|$1000|hard|Norm Van Lier was so upset this NBA team didn't retire his No. 2, he put a hex on anyone who wore it; lucky it wasn't 23|the (Chicago) Bulls
01/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GEOMETRY|$400|easy|It's the sum total of the degrees in the angles of a quadrilateral|360
10/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AN ART 'C' CATEGORY|$800|hard|When it uses photographs, this method of sticking various images on one surface is called 'photomontage'|collage
13/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS & HONORS|$800|hard|After campaigning against the nukes he developed, Andrei Sakharov didn't win the Nobel Physics Prize, but this one|Nobel Peace Prize
12/11/1990|Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$500|medium|It's defined as rapid deep breathing, which causes an excess of oxygen & a shortage of CO2 in the body|hyperventilation
02/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FONTS OF INFORMATION|$1200|hard|This font, or the fancy avenue between Madison & Lexington|Park Avenue
26/12/2007|Jeopardy!|'IP' SO FACTO|$600|medium|A bon mot|a quip
24/11/2004|Jeopardy!|THE LIGHTER SIDE OF LIFE|$600|medium|This Halloween favorite that has bands of white, orange & yellow dates back to the 1880s|candy corn
25/01/2008|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$200|easy|The title of a 2005 album by The White Stripes is 'Get Behind Me' you|Satan
17/06/1997|Jeopardy!|PSYCH 101|$600|medium|It's an impulse-control disorder in which a person can't resist the sudden urge to steal|Kleptomania
01/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PISTOLS|$2000|hard|Prominent pair who dueled with pistols on July 11, 1804|Alexander Hamilton & Aaron Burr
26/09/2011|Jeopardy!|50 YEARS AGO--1961|$1000|hard|In April he orbited the Earth once|Yuri Gagarin
28/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|____ AND ____|$800|hard|One founder of this jet engine manufacturer was a cousin of the inventor of the cotton gin|Pratt and Whitney
03/01/2005|Jeopardy!|EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION|$400|easy|This show focused on the escapades of Zack, Screech & their friends at Bayside High School|Saved by the Bell
09/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|VIRAL VIDEO|$3000|hard|'Fatal Contact' is a 2006 TV movie about this fowl disease|bird flu (avian flu)
14/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE A LETTER|$800|hard|In the English alphabet, it's the only polysyllabic letter|W
06/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SONG LYRICS|$400|easy|'Cheer up Sleepy Jean, oh what can it mean to a daydream believer and...' this|a homecoming queen
08/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK AMERICANS|$2000|hard|In 1965 these 2 Nobel Peace Prize winners participated in the Selma to Montgomery March|Martin Luther King & Ralph Bunche
16/01/2007|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY DOG BREEDS|$1000|hard|Buddy of 'Air Bud' fame|a Golden Retriever
26/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN OPERAS|$1000|hard|'Beaucoup de Bruit Pour Rien'|Much Ado About Nothing
30/10/2000|Jeopardy!|GO GO GAUGUIN|$500|medium|Gauguin's 1888 painting 'The Vision After the Sermon' shows this biblical figure 'wrestling with the angel'|Jacob
20/02/2009|Jeopardy!|BUTCH CASSIDY|$600|medium|Name of the gang Butch led on numerous rampages, or a 1969 Peckinpah film|The Wild Bunch
02/05/2002|Jeopardy!|DISCOVERY CHANNEL|$1000|hard|It's the North Atlantic inlet seen here  'Tides here are the largest in the world and have a profound effect on marine life.'|the Bay of Fundy
21/04/2000|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$400|easy|The big toe on a marmoset doesn't have a claw like its other digits; it has one of these, like you|Nail
19/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ARE YOU SHAKESPEARIENCED?|$800|hard|No one knows Shakespeare's birthday for sure, but we do know the date of this related ceremony: April 26, 1564|his baptism
11/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BY THE HUNDREDS|$400|easy|Forest area that's home to Tigger|The Hundred Acre Wood
22/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$400|easy|In a 24-book work Homer chronicled his journey home|Odysseus
29/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS UKRAINIANS|$400|easy|Ukrainian patriot Ivan Mazepa often rode with these fierce steppe-dwelling people|Cossacks
24/06/1987|Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$200|easy|Denmark's was inspired by a king's vision of a white cross in a red sky during battle|its flag
21/05/1998|Jeopardy!|REPORTERS' QUESTIONS|$400|easy|'Ou', 'Donde', or 'Wo', but in English|Where
16/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'COLOR' MOVIES|$400|easy|In this 1986 film Tom Cruise laughed all the way to the bank shot|The Color of Money
29/05/1992|Jeopardy!|KING ARTHUR|$200|easy|Arthur's round table had a seat reserved for this knight who could find this|the Holy Grail
24/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|19TH CENTURY AMERICA|$200|easy|Hetty Green, the richest woman of her day, was known as the 'Witch Of' this street|Wall Street
25/05/2010|Jeopardy!|DRINK VARIATIONS|$1000|hard|If you change the olive to a cocktail onion in the original martini, you've made this drink variation|a Gibson
18/11/2010|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE STUFF|$800|hard|Alabama's motto is 'We dare maintain our' these|rights
21/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$400|easy|Revelation 1:8 says, 'I am' this 'And Omega, the beginning, and the ending, saith the Lord'|Alpha
04/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CINEMATIC CHICAGO|$1000|hard|Say the name of this Chicago-set 1992 horror movie 5 times into a mirror & a 'sweet' killer will appear|Candyman
02/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|Early collections of his stories include 'Flappers And Philosophers' & 'Tales Of The Jazz Age'|F. Scott Fitzgerald
22/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IN BRUGES|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reads from Bruges.)  The sounds may give you a clue to this 1-word name of the central tower in Bruges' Market Square; it's 366 steps to the top, so I'll listen from down here|the belfry
15/09/1997|Jeopardy!|OH 'MI'|$100|easy|Math sign that looks like a hyphen|Minus sign
16/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT WISDOM|$200|easy|Terence said this 'removes distress; it's a great wound-healer, too'|Time
02/03/2004|Jeopardy!|GO WEST|$200|easy|In 1784 John Filson wrote an exciting bio of this pioneer to get people interested in buying land out west in Kentucky|Daniel Boone
23/06/2010|Jeopardy!|ALEX MEETS AUTO-TUNE|$800|hard|'When Israel was in Egypt land / Let my people go / Oppressed so hard they could not stand / Let my people go'|Go Down Moses
01/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PLASMA PHYSICS|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew presents from the Plasma Physics Lab at Princeton.)  To produce energy, scientists are experimenting with plasma, a charged medium, sometimes called the fourth one of these after solid, liquid & gas|phase of matter (or state of matter)
18/11/2011|Jeopardy!|A LITTLE ALLITERATION|$1000|hard|This protein part of blood plasma may be given as treatment for some viral diseases|gamma globulin
09/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'M'|$400|easy|It's a plant, or an orange juice & champagne drink|mimosa
24/11/1998|Jeopardy!|I'M JUST A 'BILL'|$300|easy|A menu is also known as this|a bill of fare
16/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WATERWORKERS|$600|medium|Slang for a deckhand from his use of a mop, not a Q-Tip|Swabbie
16/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|12-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|Pastrami, corned beef, lox & bagels are common fare at this type of restaurant|Delicatessen
19/12/2000|Jeopardy!|THAT'S SOUP-ER|$500|medium|This celebrated seafood stew hails from Provence|Bouillabaisse
05/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE PLANETS|$600|medium|The 4 largest moons of this planet are called Galilean satellites after Galileo, who saw them in 1610|Jupiter
15/02/2008|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC FACES|$200|easy|Later president, this man is seen here back in 1898|Theodore Roosevelt
04/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FORBES' RICHEST PEOPLE|$400|easy|Worth $53.5 billion, Carlos Slim, owner of Telmex, became the first person from this country to top the Forbes list|Mexico
01/12/2010|Jeopardy!|BEST PICTURE OSCAR WINNERS|$800|hard|This Best Picture winner for 2006 is Martin Scorsese's highest-grossing film to date|The Departed
15/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE DOUBLE LETTERS|$1200|hard|The fresh type of this pizza cheese comes packed in whey or water|mozzarella
22/06/2006|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL QUOTATIONS|$200|easy|In 1865 he said, 'Whenever I hear someone arguing for slavery, I feel a strong impulse to see it tried on him personally'|Lincoln
15/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CASHMERE|$400|easy|This Scottish town that gave its name to a swirling pattern was an early cashmere-weaving center|Paisley
15/02/2001|Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELRY|$100|easy|This world-famous blue gem is named for one of its former owners, Henry Philip Hope|Hope Diamond
27/05/2008|Jeopardy!|ORSON|$200|easy|Bizarrely, Orson Welles played Captain Ahab, Starbuck & Ishmael in a 1971 experimental film version of this|Moby Dick
14/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WE'VE REACHED A PLATEAU|$800|hard|This flat, or should we say Vlad, region covers most of central & northwestern Romania|Transylvania
02/02/1996|Double Jeopardy!|CALENDARS|$800|hard|Browntrout offers calendars of these coastal structures from New England, the Pacific & the Great Lakes|Lighthouses
25/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BEAT 'OU'|$1600|hard|Seen in theater names of the '20s & '30s, this word refers to a jewel or exquisite trinket|a bijou
01/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WALKING WITH DINOSAURS|$4000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew delivers the clue.) Named for its cattle-like horns, this 9-tonner whose name means 'bull lizard' had the largest head of any known land animal|Torosaurus (Torosaur accepted)
23/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$600|medium|It was the basic literary language of Italy as late as the 15th century|Latin
11/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'K'|$800|hard|Jean-Claude of the slopes (5)|Killy
17/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE PAIRS|$800|hard|A 1987 remake of a French Film: 'Three Men and ____'|a Baby
23/06/1999|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES|$100|easy|'The Scribe of the Revolution'|Thomas Jefferson
05/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A MOVIE BEFORE, THEN DINNER AFTER|$2000|hard|'Larger' than life animated tale from Roald Dahl served as a dessert that sounds like it should be for shoe menders|James and the Giant Peach Cobbler
05/09/1997|Jeopardy!|BORN IN THE '60S|$300|easy|In 1996, he beat a chess-playing IBM computer called Deep Blue; in 1997 the tables were turned|Garry Kasparov
22/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|WATER|$200|easy|Of gas, liquid & solid, the densest state of water|liquid
18/04/2003|Jeopardy!|'ULTRA', MAN|$1000|hard|A single-seat aircraft powered by a small motor|ultralight
18/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|SICKNESS & HEALTH|$200|easy|German physicist & Nobel Prize winner Robert Koch found that these rodents conveyed the black plague|Rats
09/07/2010|Jeopardy!|E BEFORE I|$200|easy|The person who lives next door|neighbor
02/07/2003|Jeopardy!|PLAGUES ON EGYPT|$200|easy|Plague No. 4, they were everywhere, including in my soup!  Waiter!|flies
15/12/1992|Jeopardy!|DESIGN|$500|medium|The name of Millefiori glass comes from Italian & Latin & means '1,000' of these|flowers
24/12/1986|Double Jeopardy!|ASIA|$200|easy|Responsible for about ½ of gross tonnage being built, this island country leads world in shipbuilding|Japan
10/12/1986|Double Jeopardy!|LABOR|$400|easy|From 1979-83, the UAW headquarters in Detroit wouldn't allow any of these in the parking lot|a foreign car
15/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|JAZZ ODYSSEY|$400|easy|This brilliant pianist's compositions include 'Blue Monk' & ''Round Midnight'|Thelonious Monk
18/02/2000|Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$100|easy|Cotton gin inventor who needed a big screen 'Bodyguard'|Eli Whitney Houston
11/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$600|medium|In 1893 this German engineer published 'Theory and Design of a Rational Heat Engine'|(Rudolf) Diesel
17/02/2003|Jeopardy!|PROFESSIONAL SPORTS|$600|medium|In 1968 this team's Carl Yastrzemski led the A.L. with a .301 avg., the lowest average to win a league title in MLB history|Boston Red Sox
14/10/2010|Jeopardy!|CORN-UCOPIA|$200|easy|CoolPatch Pumpkins in Dixon, Calif. boasted the world's largest one of these--over 40 acres to get lost in!|a cornfield maze
19/07/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT 4|$800|hard|Leonard Bernstein's recording of this Vivaldi work begins with 'Spring: Allegro'|The Four Seasons
31/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT|$1600|hard|Australia & this nearby country of 3.9 million people use a currency called the dollar|New Zealand
03/05/1999|Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$100|easy|Oddly, the 'small' one of these is over 15 feet longer than the 'large' one|Intestine
09/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$200|easy|Thomas Nast's  caricatures of this corrupt New York City political organization led to its demise|Tammany Hall
21/12/1999|Jeopardy!|A SESSION WITH DR. JOYCE BROTHERS|$300|easy|Hmm.  You get to your job early, stay late, won't delegate & have no friends -- you may be this type of 'holic'|Workaholic
01/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$200|easy|In May 1486, he was received by Queen Isabella, to whom he explained his plan to sail west to Asia|Christopher Columbus
03/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|VIVA LA REVOLUTION!|$600|medium|In 1978 California voters revolted, passing Proposition 13 to cut these taxes|Property taxes
08/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE ANNIE HALL OF FAME|$1600|hard|Learn to play poker like a pro from this pro in DVDs like 'Advanced Texas Hold 'Em Secrets'|Annie Duke
22/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'BUC's|$400|easy|It's grain ground into flour, o-tay?|buckwheat
22/10/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 1980s|$500|medium|On March 23, 1989 2 chemists in Utah announced they had perfected this process -- n'ice' try|Cold fusion
18/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ORDER IN THE COURTROOM TV|$2000|hard|West Coast attorney Rosalind Shays got the (elevator) shaft on this NBC drama|L.A. Law
17/11/2008|Jeopardy!|AN 'F' IN HISTORY|$400|easy|A group of these gold seekers reached San Francisco on the steamer California 13 months after gold was found|the Forty-Niners
06/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$1200|hard|Perhaps from the Caribbean taino for 'pipe for smoking', it's the dried leaves of a plant of the nightshade family|tobacco
28/01/2011|Jeopardy!|POTTER ROAST|$600|medium|Beatrix bred Herdwick these, known for grazing over a wide area; sounds like Beatrix at the buffet|sheep
05/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WILD CATS|$800|hard|The Sumatran is the only species of this cat that now lives on an island; the rest live on the Asian mainland|tiger
05/04/2006|Jeopardy!|GOOD GOLLY MALAWI!|$400|easy|Malawi's chief exports are tobacco & this, which is highly popular in Britain around 4 p.m.|tea
11/01/2008|Jeopardy!|MATH ROCK|$800|hard|Blind Melon gave multiplication help covering the 'Schoolhouse Rock!' song about this 'magic number'|three
17/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ADVERBS|$2000|hard|As a nautical adverb, it means 'completely', as when it precedes 'a-starboard'|hard
04/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$400|easy|One thousand years ago, more than 1/3 of this European country's land was underwater|Netherlands/Holland
12/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT AUTHORS|$800|hard|This author of 'The Tale of Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle' looked a bit like Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle when she wore a frilled white cap|Beatrix Potter
28/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF BABES|$400|easy|'I don't think they chose me because... it was time for a black Miss America.  They... thought I could do the job'|(Vanessa) Williams
05/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SALUTE THE FLAGS|$1200|hard|The flag seen here waves over this island country of the north Atlantic|Iceland
27/01/2010|Jeopardy!|'OO' WHO?|$800|hard|Long before his famous raid, he was the first pilot to fly across the U.S. in less than a day|(James) Doolittle
11/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OFF-BROADWAY|$800|hard|'Red Light Winter' centers on a love triangle that begins in the famous Red Light District of this European city|Amsterdam
28/12/2007|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER THE BETTER|$600|medium|Large deer of northern Europe & America|an elk
27/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LONGEST-SERVING SITCOM ACTOR|$800|hard|'Barney Miller': Jack Soo, Hal Linden, Abe Vigoda|Hal Linden
16/10/2002|Jeopardy!|THE ROSES|$1000|hard|In this film, Woody Allen is a manager to blind xylophonists, piano-playing birds & has-been crooners|Broadway Danny Rose
04/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION|$2000|hard|This Spaniard opened his house in 1915 & counted the Duchess of Windsor & Princess Grace among his clients|Cristobal Balenciaga
18/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GO TO SANTA|$2000|hard|This song heard here celebrates the area of the same name on the Bay of Naples|Santa Lucia
24/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COMPANIES YOUNGER THAN YOU|$400|easy|This commerce site founded in 1995 now also owns Skype, Paypal, & Shopping.com|eBay
20/05/1997|Jeopardy!|1988|$200|easy|Barred from the U.S., this PLO leader had to address the U.N. General Assembly in Geneva|Yasser Arafat
03/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL CANADA|$1000|hard|The musical 'Anne of Green Gables' is staged every summer at this province's Charlottetown festival|Prince Edward Island
26/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SAD LINES|$1200|hard|His 'Ode to a Nightingale' says, 'where palsy shakes a few, sad, last gray hairs, where youth grows pale'|Keats
23/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BASHIN' FASHION|$1600|hard|The Village Voice said she 'was roundly chided for wearing... a dead cockatoo on her head' at the Oscars in the '80s|Cher
14/09/2010|Jeopardy!|CALDECOTT MEDAL & HONOR BOOKS|$1000|hard|Ludwig Bemelmans was honored for illustrating this Parisian schoolgirl who had her appendix out|Madeline
05/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE 'TEN'|$1000|hard|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): This animal seen here is famous for its gait|Tennessee Walking Horse
25/01/1991|Double Jeopardy!|TEXTILES|$800|hard|The word textile comes from the Latin 'texere', meaning to do this|Weave
20/09/1999|Jeopardy!|TV CHARACTERS|$400|easy|Bobby Donnell, Lindsay Dole, Ellenor Frutt|The Practice
19/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE HILLS|$2000|hard|Mills in the Gas Hills of Wyoming refine & press this element into the yellowcake form|uranium
14/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPELL THE LAST NAME|$600|medium|Aqualung pioneer Jacques...|C-O-U-S-T-E-A-U
20/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE PREVIOUS VEEP|$1600|hard|Immediately pre-Spiro Agnew|Hubert Humphrey
23/05/1989|Jeopardy!|THE FARMER'S ALMANAC|$400|easy|1 of the 3 planets you won't be able to see with the naked eye in 1989|(1 of) Pluto, Neptune, or Uranus
22/06/1999|Jeopardy!|STATE FAIR SITES|$300|easy|Shreveport|Louisiana
22/04/2003|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'L'|$600|medium|Mario, of movie musicals (5)|Lanza
21/06/2010|Jeopardy!|BALD IS BEAUTIFUL|$200|easy|Kenny Chesney started losing his hair in his teens--this ever-present accessory hides it|a cowboy hat
01/04/1991|Jeopardy!|CATCHING SOME 'Z's|$200|easy|In the old standard song, 'The strings of my heart' went this way|zing
10/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$1000|hard|Zulu, Sesotho & Xhosa are among this country's 11 official languages|South Africa
14/04/2011|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CAPITAL RHYME TIME|$200|easy|A Hostess food product in Finland|a Helsinki Twinkie
10/04/2000|Jeopardy!|ON THE MONEY|$500|medium|Poet Banjo Patterson & the first lines of his 'The Man From Snowy River' grace this country's 10-dollar note|Australia
11/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE CLINTON CABINET|$200|easy|As Miami's state attorney, she developed a reputation as a tough enforcer of child-support laws|Janet Reno
07/09/2004|Final Jeopardy!|WAR MOVIES|None|None|A controversial 1979 war film was based on a 1902 work by this author|Joseph Conrad
09/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|I RULE!|$800|hard|King Carl XVI Gustaf|Sweden
12/07/2002|Jeopardy!|CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS|$200|easy|On his third voyage, Columbus discovered what we now know as this continent|South America
29/09/2005|Jeopardy!|'SOUTH' PARK|$800|hard|There is nothing like this musical that opened in New York in 1949|South Pacific
22/05/2006|Jeopardy!|____ & ____|$1000|hard|Slightly scornful term for the crowd that comes into Manhattan via the Queensboro & the Holland|the bridge & tunnel crowd
08/10/2010|Jeopardy!|BUILDING A RECIPE|$200|easy|For our dish I'm sauteing this type of mushroom, actually creminis but called this when they get big & fat|portobello
01/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING THE PALACE|$1200|hard|It's the largest of the rusticated stone palaces in Florence|Pitti Palace
08/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$600|medium|This word can mean a drop downward, or one's lineage|Descent
21/01/1998|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY COOKING|$100|easy|A national Philippine dish, adobo contains chicken & pork, & the 'milk' of this palm fruit|Coconut
28/02/2000|Jeopardy!|MADE UP|$500|medium|This brand known for its clear glycerin soap introduced Lip Plush lipsticks|Neutrogena
08/12/1997|Jeopardy!|PARK IT HERE|$500|medium|This 48-acre tract in Massachusetts was set aside in 1634 as a 'cow pasture & training field'|Boston Common
10/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT THE 'H'?|$400|easy|The 17th-century work seen here shows a landscape in this country|Holland
27/05/2002|Final Jeopardy!|TV HISTORY|None|None|The 1979 sequel to this miniseries is set in Henning, Tennessee, beginning in 1882|Roots
16/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HOW OFTEN DOES IT HAPPEN?|$800|hard|Semimillennially|Every 500 years/twice every 1000 years
24/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HIT TV|$400|easy|Now TV's highest-rated daytime soap opera, it was originally to be titled 'The Innocent Years'|The Young and the Restless
08/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MERE SMITHS|$800|hard|This director of 'Clerks' played Warlock in 'Live Free or Die Hard'|Kevin Smith
06/04/1988|Jeopardy!|THE YEAR THAT WAS|$100|easy|Capone set 1-year income record, Ruth set 1-year homer record, Lindbergh set 1-man flying record|1927
01/01/1997|Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$100|easy|This first lady & her husband were distant cousins; her father was Teddy Roosevelt's younger brother|Eleanor Roosevelt
14/06/2010|Jeopardy!|LITERARY STUPID ANSWERS|$800|hard|It was the second book in Lawrence Sanders' 'Deadly Sins' novel series|The Second Deadly Sin
01/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HARDBOILED SLANG|$1600|hard|John Cusack & Anjelica Huston were these title small-time hustlers in a 1990 film|grifters
13/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BIG NAMES IN SPORTS|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Bank One Ballpark in Phoenix.)  In 2001 the Diamondbacks were going for their first world championship; this team was going for its 27th|the Yankees
26/06/2008|Jeopardy!|STREET-WISE|$1000|hard|Via Veneto in this city figured prominently in the movie 'La Dolce Vita'|Rome
12/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD RELIGION|$800|hard|He was born Kong Qiu around 551 B.C. in the Chinese state of Lu|Confucius
02/01/2001|Jeopardy!|THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE ROME|$500|medium|The seat of the Italian senate since 1871, Rome's Madama Palace was once owned by this powerful family|Medici
09/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS|$400|easy|There's no truth to the story that she had to pawn her jewels to finance Columbus' first voyage|Queen Isabella
21/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$800|hard|I shot an arrow into the air; if not for friction, it would have formed this plane curve, from the Greek for 'to compare'|a parabola
28/09/2007|Jeopardy!|STATE BORDERS|$600|medium|Delaware's southern border is with this state|Maryland
30/06/2003|Jeopardy!|A TRIP TO THE TOWER OF LONDON|$800|hard|According to legend, there's buried treasure at the Tower, & this famous diarist born in 1633 tried to find it|Samuel Pepys
08/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK LETTER HOMOPHONES|$2000|hard|Lao-Tzu's ultimate principle of the universe|Tao
18/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'G' MEN|$800|hard|This general skillfully led the left side of American forces at the battles of Trenton & Brandywine|Nathanael Greene
08/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS SCIENTISTS|$800|hard|A visit to the Keeling Islands led to his 1842 work 'The Structure and Distribution of Coral Reefs'|Darwin
08/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING PLAYS|$400|easy|Frank D. Gilroy: 'The Subject Was...'|Roses
17/04/2001|Jeopardy!|BOXERS|$500|medium|Winning gold in the 1992 Olympics, this lightweight boxer circled the ring holding an American flag & a Mexican flag|Oscar De La Hoya
25/04/1997|Jeopardy!|NOUNS OR VERBS|$200|easy|What belongs to the victor, or what food does when left out|Spoils
17/10/2005|Final Jeopardy!|EUROPE|None|None|Of nations entirely within Europe, it was the largest in area in 1571 & 1771, not on the map in 1871, & No. 6 in 1971|Poland
28/03/2000|Jeopardy!|POP SONGS BY THE NUMBERS|$200|easy|Pack your bags because Eddie Money had these, the title of a 1978 hit|Two Tickets To Paradise
09/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GRAPHICS|$400|easy|The font seen here is named for this machine famously used by Mark Twain|typewriter
11/11/1991|Jeopardy!|GOLF|$400|easy|The 3 most important types of these are baseball, interlocking & overlapping|grips
08/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$400|easy|Calgary & Medicine Hat are in this Canadian province|Alberta
05/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR I|$1000|hard|There were over 600,000 casualites in the 1916 battle for this French city|Verdun
02/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|A GOOD LAUGH|$800|hard|Amused actor seen here in 1947's 'Kiss of Death':|Richard Widmark
06/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS, KNOW YOUR LINES|$2000|hard|To Marty Feldman: 'It's prounced Fronkonsteen'|Gene Wilder
14/01/2000|Jeopardy!|COLORADO|$100|easy|Named for the large rocks in the area, it's home to the University of Colorado|Boulder
23/12/2004|Jeopardy!|'TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS|$800|hard|The poem calls St. Nick 'chubby and plump' & 'a right jolly old' one of these|an elf
04/09/1996|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$100|easy|The George Washington Carver Museum is on this Alabama school's campus|the Tuskegee Institute
29/06/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S IN THE BIBLE|$800|hard|Several proverbs mock the slothful man who won't leave his house for fear of being eaten by this animal|the lion
16/03/2005|Jeopardy!|FULL NELSON|$400|easy|He worked for Al Capone & was the FBI's Public Enemy No. 1|'Baby Face' Nelson
31/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THEY BITE, THEY STING|$600|medium|The toxin secreted by this jellyfish-like creature is about 75% as powerful as cobra venom|the Portuguese man-of-war
28/06/2005|Jeopardy!|THE LADIES OF ROCK|$800|hard|She won a 2002 Grammy for best female rock vocal for the song 'Steve McQueen'|Sheryl Crow
03/03/1997|Jeopardy!|GEMS|$500|medium|Because of its resemblance to another golden gem, citrine is nicknamed 'false' this|Topaz
09/04/2009|Jeopardy!|IN JOE PATERNO'S FIRST YEAR|$200|easy|Secretary of State Rusk visited this capital to assure South Vietnam we wouldn't sell it out|Saigon
10/03/1999|Jeopardy!|TV BY THE NUMBERS|$500|medium|As its title suggests, correspondents originally followed a story for 2 days on this news show|48 Hours
13/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$1600|hard|The frequency of a note is measured in this, abbreviated Hz|hertz
25/05/1989|Jeopardy!|ELECTRICITY|$100|easy|His experiments in electricity led him to invent the lightning rod|Benjamin Franklin
05/02/2004|Jeopardy!|A TIME TO BUILD UP|$600|medium|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew)  This 4-letter type of concrete foundation saves money by also serving as the floor of the ground level|the slab floor
13/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WE 'LOVE' TELEVISION|$1200|hard|In the title of yet another Susan Dey series, this phrase followed 'Loves Me'|Loves Me Not
23/03/1999|Jeopardy!|CITIZENSHIP TEST|$400|easy|Title given most of the people in the president's cabinet|Secretary
17/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$400|easy|This percentage in the 2004 presidential election was 64%, up 4% from 2000--who says we're apathetic?|voter turnout
20/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE WHITE HOUSE|$800|hard|Once a stable, the Rose Garden lies in the ell of this part of the White House, also the name of a TV show|the West Wing
08/02/1985|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|In 1671, Milton wrote 'Paradise Regained', a sequel to this|Paradise Lost
16/12/1997|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY AMERICA|$400|easy|In 1912, in Savannah, Georgia she organized the first troop of Girl Scouts|Juliet Gordon Lowe
13/09/2004|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE 'GOLDEN', BABY|$200|easy|The USA's tallest bridge towers are the 746-foot steel peaks of this structure|the Golden Gate Bridge
06/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|YOU SAID IT!|$800|hard|This German philospher famously remarked in 1844 that 'Religion is... the opium of the people'|Marx
16/01/1998|Jeopardy!|ICE CREAM FLAVORS|$200|easy|Dairy product that precedes pecan in the name of a flavor|Butter
28/12/2000|Jeopardy!|PLAYTIME|$500|medium|Examples of games played using these objects include Red Dog & Yahtzee|dice
30/01/1998|Jeopardy!|DINOSAUR|$200|easy|Along with the famous plates that ran down its back, it also had 4 tall, deadly spines on its tail|the Stegosaurus
20/04/1998|Jeopardy!|MUSIC POTPOURRI|$100|easy|This composer of the Hallelulah Chorus also wrote the Hallelujah Concerto|Handel
17/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ALLITERATION ALL AROUND|$800|hard|Samuel Blanc founded this company during the Depression to make troubles go 'Down the Drain'|Roto Rooter
01/07/2004|Jeopardy!|WORLD RELIGION|$1000|hard|One of the great Hindu gods, he's also called the 'Preserver'|Vishnu
26/05/2000|Jeopardy!|I WRITE THE SONGS|$500|medium|He's the answer, my friend to who wrote Peter, Paul & Mary's 'Blowin' In The Wind'|Bob Dylan
17/11/2004|Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE IN COLLEGE|$1000|hard|Meryl Streep starred in a campus production of “Miss Julie” as an undergrad at this Poughkeepsie college|Vassar
30/09/2009|Jeopardy!|THE CON IS ON|$600|medium|Christopher Rocancourt swindled the rich by claiming he was a French member of this Standard Oil family|Rockefeller
11/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'A' OK|$800|hard|The New Orleans International Airport is now named for this trumpeting legend, a New Orleans native|Louis Armstrong
21/04/1997|Jeopardy!|SONGS|$400|easy|'Good Morning, Starshine, the Earth says' this|Hello
03/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THAR HE BLOWS!|$2000|hard|Gorelick is the last name of this guy who brings the sax-y back; he also has a UW accounting degree|Kenny G
28/12/2005|Jeopardy!|GOING 'KNOT'S!|$600|medium|When this knot widely used for tying packages is mis-tied, it is called a granny knot|a square knot
21/05/1990|Jeopardy!|ROCK GROUPS|$300|easy|This group's 'Nights In White Satin' appeared on an album 5 yrs. before the single hit No. 2 in 1972|The Moody Blues
23/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DUBLINERS|$800|hard|Boomtown Rats vocalist known for good works|Bob Geldof
12/03/2009|Jeopardy!|STATE FLAGS|$200|easy|Rhode Island has 13 of these on its state flag, Texas only one|a star
06/01/2003|Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY TEST|$600|medium|In math the radius of a circle is half of the line called this|diameter
23/09/2004|Jeopardy!|ALL THAT JAZZ|$600|medium|Many of the TV generation know this jazz singer by her '70s ads that asked 'Is it live or is it Memorex?'|Ella Fitzgerald
21/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITY HISTORY|$800|hard|During WWII, this city was the headquarters of the Alaska Defense Command|Anchorage
15/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS EDUCATORS|$1000|hard|Though it caused much indignation in the South, Teddy Roosevelt invited this educator to the White House|Booker T. Washington
28/03/2011|Jeopardy!|CHEVY CHASE ON SNL|$400|easy|(Chevy Chase delivers the clue from the set of Community.)  In 1986, 10 years after I played at least a small part in denying this man a new term, I met him at a conference on humor & the presidency held at his museum|Gerald Ford
31/01/2007|Jeopardy!|ALL OVER THE WORLD|$800|hard|The southern part of Thailand occupies the northern part of this peninsula named for another country|the Malay Peninsula
20/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE QUOTES|$200|easy|1939: 'I'll get you, my pretty, and your little dog, too!'|The Wizard of Oz
21/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GERMAN HISTORY|$800|hard|Nickname of Duke Henry, who fought Albert the Bear to control Saxony in the 1100s; only Ulrich the Tiger was missing|the lion
12/12/1996|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$500|medium|On this cartoon series, you'll find such characters as Plucky Duck, Dizzy Devil & Buster Bunny|Tiny Toon Adventures
25/05/2005|Jeopardy!|IF IT'S TUESDAY|$200|easy|In the comics, this character's famous line is 'I will gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today'|Wimpy
31/12/2004|Jeopardy!|EPITAPHS & TRIBUTES|$200|easy|Signer of the Dec. of Indep., framer of the Constitution of Mass., second President of the United States|John Adams
11/10/1999|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$300|easy|Among the 6 schools of philosophy of this religion are nyaya & yoga|Hinduism
27/07/2006|Jeopardy!|THE 2005 GREENSBORO MAYORAL RACE|$800|hard|1 vote for this Missouri-born talk show host whom Al Franken called 'a Big Fat Idiot' in a 1996 book|Rush Limbaugh
11/06/2003|Jeopardy!|GUINNESS RECORDS|$400|easy|No doubt the most valuable object ever stolen, it vanished from the Louvre in 1911, but was recovered|the 'Mona Lisa'
16/07/2008|Jeopardy!|PUN-ISHMENT|$600|medium|4-word bulletin put out by the police department after the tiny psychic escaped from custody|small medium at large
28/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HAIR TODAY|$1600|hard|The hairs on this part of a fly contain a majority of its 'taste buds'|its legs
22/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICA|$2000|hard|Despite its name, it's also used in a wide region of Asia & Africa|Arabic
22/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|BACK OF THE BOOK|$200|easy|It's an alphabetical llist of terms, names, and facts, along with the page numbers they appear on|Index
02/11/2000|Jeopardy!|CAMPBELL SOUP|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm Tisha Campbell-Martin.)  The name of this brand of sauces is Italian for 'please', 'thank you', or 'you're welcome'|Prego
16/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WISCONSIN PLACES|$2000|hard|As its name suggests, this Wisconsin city is at the southern end of Lake Winnebago|Fond du Lac
04/04/2003|Jeopardy!|YOU EITHER KNOW IT OR YOU DON'T|$400|easy|'The Grey' wizard of Middle-Earth|Gandalf
09/05/2007|Jeopardy!|PARTS OF THE WHOLE|$200|easy|Condenser, crisper, butter compartment|a refrigerator
28/10/1997|Jeopardy!|THE COD|$200|easy|Of up to 8,000, 80,000 or 8,000,000, the number of eggs one cod may spawn at one time|8,000,000
31/03/2009|Jeopardy!|AN 'O'' CATEGORY|$800|hard|Late afternoon stubble|five o'clock shadow
01/10/1999|Jeopardy!|IT'S A DRAG (MOVIE)|$500|medium|1992, starring Jaye Davidson|The Crying Game
08/02/2007|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$200|easy|We're not sure whether the Spanish ship on its city flag represents the Nina, Pinta, or Santa Maria|Columbus (Ohio)
07/11/1988|Jeopardy!|'NEW' ON THE MAP|$200|easy|A Canadian province, or New Jersey home of Rutgers University|New Brunswick
18/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY SPEAKS!|$800|hard|(Cleopatra)  Don't make an 'asp' of yourself, as you tell me the name of this royal family to which I belonged|Ptolemy
03/03/2003|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAIRS|$1000|hard|Congressional pair that sponsored the Labor-Management Relations Act of 1947|Sen. Robert Taft & Rep. Fred Hartley
11/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$600|medium|Building in which you'd find Michelangelo's masterpiece 'The Creation of Man'|The Sistine Chapel
26/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LATIN AMERICA|$400|easy|In 1979 this leftist rebel group named for a guerrilla leader toppled Nicaragua's Somoza dynasty|Sandinistas
14/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$400|easy|At Cornwallis' defeat, 1 of the 3 major American divisions was headed by this Frenchman|Marquis de Lafayette
24/02/2006|Jeopardy!|RAY CHARLES & FRIENDS|$1000|hard|This legendary blues guitarist joined brother Ray for a 'Sinner's Prayer'|B.B. King
15/02/2005|Jeopardy!|U2|$600|medium|8-letter term that's almost impossible to believe; why, it's 'absolutely'...|fabulous
29/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NORTH DAKOTA|$200|easy|North Dakota banished these coin-eaters from their streets in the 1940s; attempts to reinstate them have failed|Parking Meters
28/01/2009|Jeopardy!|WHERE'S THE BEEF FROM?|$800|hard|Angus|Scotland
24/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A VISIT TO BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LABORATORY|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from outside Brookhaven National Laboratory, Long Island, New York.)  Work done at Brookhaven, which is run by this Cabinet department, has produced six Nobel Prizes, including one for work on solar neutrinos|Energy
16/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$1600|hard|This part of the brain just above the brain stem is about the size of an orange|the cerebellum
06/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|YOU GET AN 'A'|$400|easy|This U.S. state's name comes from an Aleut word meaning 'Great Land'|Alaska
21/07/2004|Jeopardy!|STATE NICKNAME FUN|$400|easy|The nickname of this state includes a greeting in a non-English language|Hawaii
03/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THAT STINKS!|$200|easy|When dissecting something in biology, that bad odor may be this preservative derived from methyl alcohol|formaldehyde
02/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BAD HEIR DAY|$400|easy|Adonijah, the fourth son of this biblical king, was killed by his brother Solomon|David
13/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$1600|hard|This Humperdinck opera developed from verses written by his sister which were based on a Grimm fairy tale|Hansel and Gretel
02/05/2007|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE HODGEPODGE|$800|hard|At Juilliard, not drama but this other 'd'ivision requires students to take courses in anatomy & partnering|dance
29/06/2004|Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$800|hard|Diverticulitis is a common disease of this 5-foot-long section of the large intestine|the colon
10/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PLAY STATION|$1500|hard|Olga, Masha & Irina Prozorov are the title characters in this play|Three Sisters
15/12/1997|Jeopardy!|THE WILD WEST|$500|medium|The famous hideout in Wyoming's Powder River country used by the Wild Bunch, Butch Cassidy's gang|Hole In The Wall
27/06/2005|Jeopardy!|ADVERTISING|$800|hard|In a classic series of commercials, this company 'puts you in the driver's seat'|Hertz
25/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'PO'POURRI|$800|hard|Named for a Bannock Indian chief, it's home to Idaho State University|Pocatello
28/11/2007|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S AUTHORS|$400|easy|Walter R. Brooks created Ed the talking horse (later seen on TV) & Freddy this talking farm animal|pig
30/04/2002|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY|$200|easy|Nearly 25 percent of U.S. teens now own one of these phones, so there's no excuse for not calling home|a cell phone
19/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMA|$200|easy|This play begins as Willy Loman returns home from a trip|Death of a Salesman
27/05/1998|Jeopardy!|TO GRANDMOTHER'S HOUSE WE GO|$400|easy|Grandma still has the diaries she wrote at this Poughkeepsie  school before it went co-ed|Vassar
22/03/2007|Jeopardy!|THE BOOK OF RUTH|$400|easy|After retiring as a player, Babe Ruth was a first-base coach for this other New York City team in 1938|the Dodgers
03/01/1989|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$600|medium|While rooted in spirituals, as a distinct style this dates only from the 1930s|gospel music
17/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD RELIGIONS|$2000|hard|The founder of this Persian-based religion died in 1892 in a prison colony|Baha'i
13/01/2004|Jeopardy!|OF THE 'THIRD' KIND|$200|easy|The less developed, non-industrialized nations of the planet|third world
19/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$600|medium|Twi, Ga, Fang, & Bubi are languages spoken on this continent|Africa
22/06/2007|Jeopardy!|MEDICATIONS|$400|easy|The name of this opiate used as a pain reliever comes from the name of the Greek god of dreams|morphine
21/06/2005|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S UP, DUCK?|$200|easy|Head to L.A.'s Chinatown to eat this classic dish named for a capital city|Peking duck
06/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL ACADEMIC|$1600|hard|This 3-named woman who wrote 2005's 'Missing Mom' has found time to teach at Princeton since 1978|Joyce Carol Oates
29/09/2000|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$200|easy|This bent steel rod struck by a small metal rod is used in the final movement of Beethoven's Ninth|Triangle
04/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SOMETHIN' TO 'C'|$1000|hard|In 41 A.D. Cassius Chaerea & company assassinated this Roman emperor|Caligula
05/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BACKWORDS|$2000|hard|A thin layer of tissue on an animal|lamina/animal
27/01/2000|Jeopardy!|SKIP TO MY 'LU'|$100|easy|WD-40 for example|Lubricant
07/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'S'HOES|$2000|hard|This brand says its Shape-Ups line can increase muscle activity|Skechers
21/09/2009|Jeopardy!|PRODUCE|$400|easy|In 2008 a pair of Brits were out of their gourd, growing a 1,457-lb. one of these; smashing!|a pumpkin
20/03/2001|Jeopardy!|'OIL' IT|$100|easy|Exhausting labor|Toil
13/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SCI FIDELITY|$800|hard|After nuclear mutation, giant ants terrorize Los Angeles in this 1954 classic|Them!
27/10/2011|Final Jeopardy!|MOVIES|None|None|The villain's visage in this movie series was partly chosen due to its likeness to an 1893 work by a Norwegian artist|Scream
03/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DEPT. OF REDUNDANCY DEPT.|$400|easy|Putting this word before 'handed' isn't redundant; putting it before 'naked' is|bare
22/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CATS UP|$800|hard|Close friends of this garbage-can-dwelling Hanna-Barbera feline get to call him T.C.|Top Cat
28/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$800|hard|'Der Rosenkavalier' takes place in Vienna during the reign of this archduchess|Maria Theresa
22/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE ALLOYS|$800|hard|Auto pioneer Elwood Haynes also invented an alloy he called stellite because it shone like this|a star
01/04/1996|Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICA|$100|easy|The widest expanse of this 4,500-mile mountain range is about 400 miles in Bolivia|Andes
21/03/2007|Jeopardy!|SPORTS TERMS|$800|hard|In bowling, if only the 2 & 7 pins or 3 & 10 pins are left standing after the first roll, it's called a baby this|a split
13/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMERS|$1600|hard|In 1980 this Cornell astronomer co-founded the planetary society & served as its first president|(Carl) Sagan
19/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL WORLD WAR II MEMORIAL|$4000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reads the clue from the National World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C.)  Bas-relief panels at the World War II Memorial also depict stateside heroes, like this symbolic gal with a pivotal role who represented thousands|Rosie the Riveter
21/01/2005|Jeopardy!|KILL BILL: VOL. 1|$1500|hard|This former Secy. of State under Wilson died soon after winning a famous 1925 court case|William Jennings Bryan
10/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|PLINY THE ELDER|$600|medium|Pliny went to inspect the unusual cloud made by its eruption, and was overcome by its fumes|Mount Vesuvius
11/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY REVIVALISM|$400|easy|It's always 'the Age of Aquarius' in this musical that lets the sun shine in again in 2009|Hair
17/10/2007|Jeopardy!|WHICH TIME ZONE?|$600|medium|Santa Fe, New Mexico|Mountain
29/09/2009|Jeopardy!|TV LAUGH LINES|$400|easy|Kim Cattrall, on this HBO show: 'I think I have monogamy.  I must have caught it from you people'|Sex and the City
02/11/2006|Jeopardy!|FROM THE GREEK|$200|easy|This synonym for 'drugstore' comes from the Greek for 'druggist's work'|pharmacy
04/04/1996|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$200|easy|On this date Denmark's Rebild Park holds the largest foreign celebration of American independence|July 4
26/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE PERFORMER|$1000|hard|This 'Some Like It Hot' co-star who died in 2010 turned to Matisse-influenced art in later years|Tony Curtis
15/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$400|easy|Pernambuco or brazilwood is frequently used to make this accessory for string players|bows
04/10/1996|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$300|easy|The largest lake in the western U.S., it's fed by freshwater streams but has a heavy saline content|the Great Salt Lake
04/02/2009|Jeopardy!|THEIR GREATEST HITS ALBUMS|$200|easy|'The Immaculate Collection' (1990)|Madonna
13/01/1988|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$300|easy|Juan Carlos I was sworn in as King of Spain 2 days after the death of this man in 1975|Franco
29/10/2002|Jeopardy!|THE 'B.G.'s|$800|hard|Swingin' virtuoso heard here|Benny Goodman
22/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TURKEY DAY|$2000|hard|Turkey is known for producing this type of raisin grape, also the title of the wife of an Ottoman ruler|sultana
09/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY EXES|$400|easy|In the '60s Barbra Streisand was married to this actor; their son Jason appeared in 'The Prince of Tides'|Elliott Gould
01/05/2001|Jeopardy!|IT'S IN THE BIBLE|$400|easy|The 10 Plagues, including locusts, appear in chapters 7 to 11 of this book of the Bible|Exodus
20/03/2006|Jeopardy!|HOT TRAVEL SPOTS|$400|easy|Tourism in tropic Seychelles has become a major employer since the opening of the 1st major one of these, SEZ, in 1971|airport
06/05/2005|Jeopardy!|FABRICS|$200|easy|Jeans & overalls can be made from this fabric whose name comes from a city in the South of France|denim
21/03/1996|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$500|medium|Tradition says this country's first emperor, Menelik I, was the son of King Solomon & the Queen of Sheba|Ethiopia
13/01/2004|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 HITS IN OTHER WORDS|$600|medium|(1989) Billy Joel: 'You & I Weren't Responsible for Those Flames'|'We Didn't Start the Fire'
22/06/2009|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY NAME ETYMOLOGY|$1000|hard|This Central American country is named for 'The Savior', Jesus Christ|El Salvador
18/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PO-POURRI|$800|hard|Named for a Germanic people, this populous region of northern Italy is drained by the Po's tributaries|Lombardy
24/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT WORDS SHOULD REALLY MEAN|$600|medium|This should mean a useful hat, not a physical disability|handicap
14/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC EVENTS|$1000|hard|He & his 1,000 'Red Shirts' took Sicily in 1860|Garibaldi
30/04/2010|Jeopardy!|'V' DAY|$200|easy|This synonym for conceited was used in the title of a 1973 Carly Simon hit|vain
16/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS HOMES|$200|easy|In March of 1957, this rock star sold the home seen here at 1034 Audubon Drive in Memphis & moved into bigger digs|Elvis Presley
05/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TECH TV|$400|easy|One gadget on Tech TV's 'Fresh Gear' was the Roomba, a robot version of this cleaning device|vacuum
17/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COLORIFIC|$800|hard|The OED says this color refers to a man of 'Nordic type' & can be spelled with no 'E' when referencing men|blond
22/02/2006|Jeopardy!|OUT WEST|$200|easy|This state has state parks named for Curt Gowdy near Buford & Buffalo Bill near Cody|Wyoming
15/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CITY OF THE DAY: DETROIT|$1600|hard|In 1999, at the final sendoff for this structure, a sign in the upper deck read, 'Today, there is crying...'|Tiger Stadium
05/02/2001|Jeopardy!|CITIZENSHIP TEST|$400|easy|In 1800 the national government of the United States moved from this city to Washington, D.C.|Philadelphia
25/03/2004|Jeopardy!|MIND YOUR MANNERS|$600|medium|'Etiquette for Dummies' says an index finger flat & firm against your upper lip may forestall one of these|a sneeze
20/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE QUOTES|$400|easy|1967 movie in which Faye Dunaway said, 'We rob banks.'|Bonnie & Clyde
10/02/1986|Jeopardy!|MINI-COUNTRIES|$200|easy|Discoverers of these South Sea islands named them for wise Biblical king whose wealth they sought|the Solomon Islands
26/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIG VALLEY|$400|easy|Seti I's tomb was discovered in this valley in 1817|Valley of the Kings
17/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NEXT IN LINE, PLEASE|$200|easy|Year, decade, century...|Millennium
26/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE ITALIAN RENAISSANCE|$2000|hard|On April 8, 1341 the Roman Senate crowned this sonneteer poet laureate|Petrarch
28/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTHERN FOOD|$1000|hard|Most agree this stew once made with squirrel meat originated in a Virginia county of the same name|Brunswick stew
02/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|EARLY AMERICA|$600|medium|A British Navy crew killed this notorious pirate off North Carolina in 1718|Blackbeard (Edward Teach)
31/10/2001|Jeopardy!|ELEMENTARY ADVICE|$300|easy|All the best parking places Ar|all the best parking places argon
29/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$400|easy|Singultus is a fancy name for this involuntary spasm of the diaphragm|a hiccup
09/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|A GERSHWIN TUNE|$1000|hard|Title that precedes 'And you can get it -- if you try'|Nice Work If You Can Get It
26/01/2005|Jeopardy!|TEENS AT WORK|$1000|hard|At 16, Cornelius Vanderbilt started a ferry service between Staten Island & this famous 31-square-mile-island|Manhattan
15/05/1998|Jeopardy!|SINGERS ON FILM|$200|easy|Once Miss America, she's gone from hosting 'The Soul of VH1' to starring in 'Soul Food'|Vanessa Williams
08/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL IDEAS|$2000|hard|This planned 'City of Peace' includes the National Mosque as well as the Atomic Research Institute|Islamabad
18/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE VIETNAM ERA|$1600|hard|This former New York Times journalist's Vietnam books include 'The Best and the Brightest' & 'Ho'|David Halberstam
28/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|He's the Winston Groom title character who had an IQ near 70|Forrest Gump
19/04/2006|Jeopardy!|GREAT BOOKS IN HAIKU|$600|medium|Heller of a book/ Gotta be crazy to fly/ Major Major Gripes|Catch-22
15/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$600|medium|The table of elements is 'punctuated' by these horizontal rows|periods
02/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$800|hard|This Israeli military leader lost his left eye in 1941 while scouting positions in Syria|Moshe Dayan
08/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE STAR'S TV SHOW & MOVIE|$1200|hard|'Friends', 'Bruce Almighty'|Jennifer Aniston
31/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN ART & ARTISTS|$400|easy|Sir Edwin Landseer was lionized for the lions he created for Nelson's Column in this square|Trafalgar
07/09/2004|Jeopardy!|THE QUEEN'S ENGLISH|$200|easy|If you take a nappy in London, it's one of these to put on a baby|a diaper
07/10/2005|Jeopardy!|KICKIN' BRASS|$600|medium|In 1975 Turkish prime minister Suleyman Demirel had his nose broken by an attacker wielding this weapon|brass knuckles
09/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN AUTO PARTS|$200|easy|In your Jag you may want to install your 50 CD changer in the boot, this part|Trunk
27/04/2011|Jeopardy!|THE DOG WHISPERER|$800|hard|(Cesar Millan stands by a small group of dogs) With a little bit of help from me, the pack rehabilitates unstable dogs by showing them by example how to be calm & this, the opposite of dominant or assertive in behavioral science|submissive
02/12/2011|Jeopardy!|WALT DISNEY|$600|medium|Walt has more Oscars than anyone else in history, including the unique one for this 1937 classic|Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
22/02/2011|Jeopardy!|COMBINED STATE ABBREV.|$800|hard|Has a white face: Michigan + Maine|mime
16/06/2011|Jeopardy!|'80s TV|$800|hard|Bruce Willis & Cybill Shepherd were an unlikely pair of detectives on this show|Moonlighting
16/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$400|easy|This nation covers more than 6.5 million square miles in area|Russia
12/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WHO WAS PRESIDENT WHEN...|$1600|hard|The Berlin Wall came down|George H.W. Bush (1989)
16/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY MUSICAL STARS|$1200|hard|She split with Dr. Crane on 'Cheers' to star in 'Chicago' & 'Damn Yankees'|Bebe Neuwirth
19/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE BELLES|$300|easy|In 1967 she succeeded her husband as governor|Lurleen B. Wallace
08/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|UP IN THE AIR|$800|hard|Warm air flows deflected by the Earth's rotation create winds that were named this by business-minded mariners|trade winds
11/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY SPOUSES|$800|hard|Mrs. Ethan Hawke|Uma Thurman
22/11/2002|Jeopardy!|BIBLE HEROES|$200|easy|In Exodus 5:1 he demands, 'Let my people go'|Moses
25/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'C' PLUS|$400|easy|This 2-word women's wear item from the Middle Ages led to more low-key Saturday nights--wink wink, say no more|a chastity belt
12/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$3200|hard|She's written biographies of her parents as well as mysteries like 'Murder at the Library of Congress'|Margaret Truman
07/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CITIES|$5000|hard|This large city on the Vistula River can be spelled with 2 C's or 2 K's|Krakow/Cracow, Poland
24/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$1000|hard|In 1889 Pedro II called it quits & this S. American land moved toward becoming a republic|Brazil
06/05/1999|Jeopardy!|TALKING HEADS|$1200|hard|(Hi, I'm Jodi Applegate)  I was an anchor of the launch of this cable news network backed in part by a software company|MSNBC
31/12/2002|Jeopardy!|A BROAD-BASED MOVEMENT|$200|easy|The DAR|Daughters of the American Revolution
09/07/2008|Jeopardy!|ART FOR ART'S SAKE|$1000|hard|Jim Victor made parmesan ships with pizza dough sails & spaghetti rigging for a 2005 parade honoring this holiday|Columbus Day
22/10/2004|Jeopardy!|BUNNIES IN BOOKS|$200|easy|In 'The Tale of Rabbit and Coyote', rabbit escapes to this heavenly body, which makes the coyote howl at it|the moon
01/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|KING OF THE IMPOSSIBLE|$1600|hard|In 2006 Jackie Bibby held 10 of these pit vipers by their tails; oh, did we mention he held them in his mouth?|rattlesnakes
03/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$600|medium|This French town may have been named for Cantilus, who built the first villa there; the lace came later|Chantilly
28/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETE THE BOOK TITLE|$800|hard|Tom Clancy: '___ Storm Rising'|Red
05/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$600|medium|In Moscow's Teatralnaya Square, you can take in a show at this famous opera & ballet theater|Bolshoi
04/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|YOU GET A 'D'|$2000|hard|Seen here is the most famous work by this great Romantic painter, who has his own Paris museum|Eugene Delacroix
17/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'AA'|$800|hard|Last name of acting siblings Maggie & Jake|Gyllenhaal
29/05/2003|Jeopardy!|'POW'!|$800|hard|As the result of a 1614 wedding, he became John Rolfe's father-in-law|Powhatan
20/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MARTIN LUTHER KING|$1000|hard|This 3-word phrase from a spiritual is engraved 3 times on King's tombstone|Free At Last
13/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE PLAYWRIGHT|$200|easy|'Brighton Beach Memoirs'|Neil Simon
19/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'R' WORLD|$800|hard|What the Brits call a Mackintosh isn't an apple but one of these|a raincoat
17/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FILM STARS|$1000|hard|Sir Laurence Olivier dubbed this star of 'Tom Jones' & 'The Dresser' the best actor of his generation|Albert Finney
24/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE TEENS|$400|easy|One of these 'wheelers' is a large tractor-trailer truck rig|18-wheeler
05/11/1990|Jeopardy!|LABOR|$100|easy|The Mitsubishi Eclipse & Mazda 626 are 2 Japanese cars made in the U.S. by members of this union|the United Auto Workers
27/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC APPRECIATION|$1600|hard|It's a flourish of trumpets or an orchestral passage featuring brass; Copland wrote one 'for the Common Man'|Fanfare
29/07/2010|Jeopardy!|RAY LaHOOD'S TRANSPO-LOOZA|$800|hard|When British Airways mistakenly offered a $40 fare from the U.S. to this subcontinent, the D.O.T. required B.A. to pony up|India
19/10/1999|Jeopardy!|VOLCANOES|$100|easy|Peru's El Misti volcano was of great importance to this ancient Indian civilization|Incas
02/02/2007|Jeopardy!|'LET'S END THIS|$200|easy|In December 1776 Thomas Paine began 'The Crisis', a series of this 8-letter type of publication|a pamphlet
13/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|JULIUS CAESAR|$400|easy|In 46 B.C. this Egyptian came with Caesar to Rome, where her statue was placed in the temple of Venus Genetrix|Cleopatra
29/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ART-IFICIAL|$1600|hard|Once derogatory, the name of this 17th century style may come from the Portuguese word for an irregular pearl|baroque
07/02/1986|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$500|medium|You'd find the cities of Kotte 'n' Kandy on this 'Serendipitous' island|Sri Lanka
03/10/2002|Jeopardy!|ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON|$200|easy|'Kidnapped' is the tale of young David Balfour & 'His Journey in' this 'Wild' part of Scotland|the Highlands
19/05/2006|Jeopardy!|SUPPORTING ACTOR EMMY WINNERS|$600|medium|1990: Legal practice makes perfect for Jimmy Smits|L.A. Law
22/11/2007|Jeopardy!|TENNIS|$800|hard|It's the 'ITF Team Championship for Men'|Davis Cup
25/12/2006|Jeopardy!|SPORTS VENUES|$800|hard|(I'm Harry Smith.)  In 1992 I helped host the Winter Olympics in Albertville, France & again in 1994 in this Norwegian city|Lillehammer
19/10/2000|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$400|easy|In rhyme, the bells of St. Clement's speak of these 2 fruits that'll help prevent scurvy|Oranges & lemons
03/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|I'LL BE YOUR WAITER|$1600|hard|In a 1952 play, 2 tramps await this title guy, who (spoiler alert!) never does show up|Godot
08/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COLD CALLS|$1200|hard|The first day of the year when ice in rivers & harbors loosens is called this, also a term for an easing of hostility|thaw
31/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS RECOUNTS|$1600|hard|After recounts she said in 2000, 'I... declare Gov. George W. Bush the winner of Florida's 25 electoral votes'|(Katherine) Harris
28/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PEOPLE|$1000|hard|The original name of this man, thrown in the fiery furnace, was Azariah|Abednego
23/04/2007|Jeopardy!|THE ROARING '20s|$800|hard|In 1923 Luis Firpo knocked this heavyweight champ out of the ring in the first round but was KO'd in the second round|(Jack) Dempsey
24/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMERS|$400|easy|Astronomer Frank Drake set up Project Ozma about 1960 to search for this -- didn't work|Extraterrestrial Intelligence/Life Elsewhere
08/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|DYNASTY|$1000|hard|The House of Savoy-Carignano was shuttered up in this country in 1946 when Humbert II left the throne|Italy
15/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|STOCK SYMBOLS|$400|easy|This company goes by GE|General Electric
01/05/2002|Final Jeopardy!|ESPIONAGE|None|None|He was born in India; his father worked for the British government & he was nicknamed for a Kipling character|Kim Philby
20/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TED'S HUES|$2000|hard|Ted's fond of the orange shade of this color, Latin for 'little worm', used to paint the Golden Gate Bridge|vermillion
28/06/1988|Jeopardy!|ACTORS' REAL NAMES|$200|easy|He was born Bela Ferenc Blasko in Lugos, Hungary|Bela Lugosi
13/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOBBY TIME|$2000|hard|You might become a 'wrap artist'--not like Coolio, but like this man who wrapped the Reichstag in fabric|Christo
21/10/2005|Jeopardy!|BRING YOUR 'A' GAME|$200|easy|This artery branches off into the coronary arteries, which supply the heart with blood|the aorta
09/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AUSTRALIAN STATES|$1000|hard|Northern Territory is directly above this state|South Australia
27/10/2011|Jeopardy!|THE 'BEST' OF EVERYTHING|$600|medium|Male or female, it's the main assistant to the chief electrician on a movie|the best boy
18/11/1994|Jeopardy!|THE 1920S|$200|easy|Now a national park, this arid region of South Dakota was authorized as a national monument in 1929|The Badlands
27/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'E'ASY DOES IT|$2000|hard|The mouthpiece of a wind instrument|embouchure
15/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT|$800|hard|Damietta & Aswan|the Nile
11/06/2002|Jeopardy!|'BLACK' OR 'WHITE'|$800|hard|John Archibald Wheeler coined this term in the '60s for a collapsed star so dense, no light can escape it|black hole
11/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK TITLES|$800|hard|Dickens: Let's see...'Martin Sweetledew'? No. 'Martin Sweetleback'? No. I've got it... 'Martin' this!|Chuzzlewit
09/11/1992|Jeopardy!|LAMP PEOPLE|$100|easy|He didn't dream of Genie, but of Badrul-Bodor, the Sultan of China's daughter|Aladdin
11/01/1999|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$200|easy|Italian leader Benito Mussolini called himself 'Il Duce' which means this|The Leader
16/10/2007|Jeopardy!|NOT NOMINATED FOR BEST PICTURE|$600|medium|The Academy must have been out to lunch not nominating this 1961 Audrey Hepburn film|Breakfast at Tiffany's
19/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$400|easy|This dog, of which there are more than 20 breeds, takes its name from the Latin for 'earth'|a terrier
28/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$800|hard|The Kennedy who announced he & wife Sheila would separate & he would not run for Mass. governor in 1990|Joseph Kennedy II
10/11/2003|Jeopardy!|THE SNACK FOOD GROUP|$800|hard|As you can see, the logo on this product's can has had some work done over the years|Pringles
10/09/1984|Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|$400|easy|This fastener gets its name from a brand of galoshes it was used on|the zipper
10/10/2007|Jeopardy!|I'M BOARD|$1000|hard|This game similar to the game 'Go' has a Shakespearean name & uses black & white disks|Othello
31/05/2010|Jeopardy!|STATE THE STATE|$800|hard|The Old Man used to be in the upper left there somewhere|New Hampshire
04/02/2003|Jeopardy!|TELL 'EM WHAT THEY'VE WON, JOHNNY|$800|hard|Known as the 'One Man Team', Jay Berwanger in 1935 became the first man to win this college football trophy|Heisman Trophy
27/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|A DICKENS OF A STORY|$400|easy|This 1850 Dickens novel is considered his 'veiled autobiography'|David Copperfield
24/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|STARS OF SPORT|$400|easy|On Feb. 6, 2011 this Packers quaterback was named MVP of Super Bowl XLV|Aaron Rodgers
11/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DESSERT TIME|$1500|hard|Liquor brand that's integral to the sweet potato pudding at Miss Mary Bobo's Boarding House in Lynchburg, Tenn.|Jack Daniel's
13/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|_____IN' '80s MOVIES|$1200|hard|Lea Thompson & an extra-terrestrial fowl; 'nuff said: 'H____ T____ D____'|Howard the Duck
28/12/2011|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE FARM|$1000|hard|These 4 letters precede 'tiller' to indicate it has spinning blades attached for cultivating soil|roto
30/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY BOOKS & AUTHORS|$400|easy|Bullfinch's 'Mythology' includes 'The Age of Fable', &, covering knights, 'The Age of' this|Chivalry
31/12/1993|Jeopardy!|COOKING|$400|easy|Use a little lemon juice on your freshly cut apples to stop this|browning
13/10/1999|Jeopardy!|HUMAN PARASITES|$100|easy|Removing one of these with tweezers rather than a hot match reduces the risk of lyme disease|Tick
22/04/2009|Jeopardy!|FUN WITH EPONYMS|$800|hard|A shirtless male stripper in collar & cuffs would love these chairs named for an 18th C. cabinetmaker|Chippendales
19/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BE A SPORT|$1200|hard|This Olympic sport is said to date from 12th century Holland, where frozen canals were used as courses|speed skating
27/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS NICKNAMES|$400|easy|Nickname given to Willie Winkie of nursery rhyme & Willie Keeler of baseball's Hall of Fame|Wee
22/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|A 'LEG'|$400|easy|To give someone one of these lifts is to give him an advantage over others|a leg up
20/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|QUESTIONS IN THE FORM OF A PHRASE|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew in Alaska)  Often a bear, the base of the pole is the strongest position, so this English expression is inaccurate|low man on the totem pole
21/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY MATTERS|$400|easy|The museum of this largest & oldest military academy in the U.S. houses tanks & other WWI memorabilia|West Point
05/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|7-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|To apply pressure to extract juice, or to give someone a hug|squeeze
04/04/2005|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'X'|$1000|hard|Province House in this provincial capital is Canada's oldest Parliament building|Halifax, Nova Scotia
17/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PLANT SCIENCE|$1600|hard|In the autumn many tree leaves turn yellow or orange because of this 8-letter pigment|carotene
09/03/2005|Jeopardy!|ONLINE LINGO|$200|easy|'FTASB' stands for this phrase that describes Superman|faster than a speeding bullet
27/11/1989|Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$300|easy|A player said of this late Green Bay coach, 'He treats every man the same; he treats us all like dogs'|Vince Lombardi
22/10/1997|Jeopardy!|DANCING IN THE BIBLE|$400|easy|2 of these that mention dancing are Number 30 & Number 149|Psalms
13/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|UNREAL ESTATE|$1000|hard|The menacing Mrs. Danvers strives to keep the memory of Rebecca alive in this mansion|Manderley
05/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S MY PARTY|$1000|hard|Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu|Likud
03/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PLAY BALL!|$1200|hard|In 2008 the Mets made this former Minnesota lefty baseball's best-paid pitcher|Johan Santana
15/09/2004|Jeopardy!|THOSE ROCKIN' '90s|$400|easy|In 1996 this band embarked on the 'Joker's Choice' tour|The Steve Miller Band
10/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LAST TOP 10 POP HIT|$1200|hard|'Hey Nineteen' (1980)|Steely Dan
03/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|DR. WHO...|$800|hard|...developed a maneuver for choking victims & performed the first total organ replacement, an esophagus|Heimlich
08/07/2005|Jeopardy!|HENRY|$400|easy|Flowery poems by Henry Gibson were often featured on this wacky 1960s sketch-comedy show|Laugh-In
20/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'70s POP CULTURE|$800|hard|One day he woke up to find his 1973 book 'Awakenings' on the bestseller list|Oliver Sacks
20/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS IN SCIENCE|$800|hard|Around 1784-85 Henry Cavendish discovered that when he combined hydrogen & air it exploded & produced this|Water
26/06/2008|Jeopardy!|BABOONS, BATS, & BANDICOOTS|$1000|hard|In the Guyanas & Belize, the term 'baboon' is colloquially applied to this loud monkey|the howler monkey
30/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MAD DOGS|$800|hard|The unusual behavior of the movie dog Cujo is the result of this disease|rabies
14/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$400|easy|It's the number of cells in your average dinoflagellate|one
12/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MY ACTING & POLITICAL RESUME|$1200|hard|'Hairspray' (the 1988 one), 'Troll', Mayor of Palm Springs, U.S. rep. from California|Sonny Bono
25/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BRUCE ALMIGHTY|$2000|hard|I'll confess that this 'Burn Notice' actor seen here has a killer chin|Bruce Campbell
10/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DEAF & BLIND|$1600|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from the Alabama Institute for Deaf & Blind.)  Blind students learn hands-on about animals with help from this science, which is Greek for 'arrangement of skin'|taxidermy
23/09/2005|Jeopardy!|ALL THE 'RIGHT' MOVES|$200|easy|60-footer of the North Atlantic|a right whale
23/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|NO. 1 IN THE NFL DRAFT|$800|hard|1978 by Houston: this Texas running back|Earl Campbell
13/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH ART & ARTISTS|$800|hard|His sister Frances Reynolds also painted; he said of her works, 'They make other people laugh and me cry'|Sir Joshua Reynolds
20/11/1998|Jeopardy!|MUMMY DEAREST|$100|easy|It was his portrayal of the mummy that was used on the U.S. stamp seen here|Boris Karloff
06/06/1997|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$200|easy|In a leaf this food-making process takes place in the palisade & spongy cells|photosynthesis
24/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|R.I.P. IN ALABAMA|$400|easy|Eddie Kendricks, famed as an original member of this legendary singing group, is in Elmwood Cemetery|The Temptations
22/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'U' KNOW IT|$1200|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows an anatomical diagram on the monitor.)  It's the 2-word term for the continuous anatomical system that contains the kidneys, the ureters, the bladder & the urethra|the urinary system
06/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$800|hard|His sculpture, 'The Age of Bronze', exhibited in 1877, was inspired by Michelangelo|Auguste Rodin
11/01/2001|Jeopardy!|NAME GAME|$1500|hard|The names Ursula, Orson & Bjorn are all based on this animal|Bear (ursus)
16/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|REDUCED SHAKESPEARE|$1200|hard|Tragedy: 'Victorious!' 'Rue the tears I shed!' 'Banishment!' 'Son!' 'Ah!' 'Ha ha ha ha ha!' 'Ha ha ha ha ha!' 'Mad?  Not!' 'Ugh!' 'Ugh!' 'Uh-huh!  Emperor!'|Titus Andronicus
28/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK MUSIC|$1000|hard|'In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida', this group's only Top 40 hit, was edited down from a 17-minute album cut|Iron Butterfly
15/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|1970s LEADERS|$400|easy|On Nov. 19, 1977 this Mideast leader stunned the world when he traveled to Jerusalem|Anwar Sadat
26/12/1996|Jeopardy!|A.K.A.|$100|easy|When he sprouted in Brussels, his name was Jean-Claude Van Varenberg|Jean-Claude Van Damme
20/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S CHER'S WORLD|$400|easy|In 1987 Cher won acclaim as Brooklyn bookkeeper Loretta Castorini in this film|Moonstruck
15/11/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THAT WORD...?|$400|easy|…that means to perplex: A. acrimonious B. congruous C. nonplus D. tremulous|nonplus
07/01/1997|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'P'|$400|easy|Left on board              (4)|Port
30/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CONSTELLATIONS|$1200|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows a constellation on the monitor.)  Marking its head, Antares is the brightest star in this constellation; the two stars here represent the sting in its tail|Scorpio
11/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE, YOU KILL ME!|$2000|hard|Richard III, for lack of an equine|Henry VII
16/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN CASABLANCA|$400|easy|Bogart's role; everybody comes to his place, sweetheart|Rick
18/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|4-SYLLABLE WORDS|$600|medium|This word means 'arrogant', though it could mean 'catching too many grizzlies'|Overbearing
22/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS' SUBTITLES|$400|easy|Harriet Beecher Stowe: 'Life Among the Lowly'|Uncle Tom's Cabin
11/11/2011|Jeopardy!|REAL LANDS|$200|easy|This Central American country named for the Savior contains a central range of 20 volcanoes|El Salvador
14/03/2000|Jeopardy!|1998 QUOTATIONS|$400|easy|He removed himself from the Orioles' lineup after 2,632 straight games by saying, 'I think the time is right'|Cal Ripken, Jr.
05/07/1993|Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELRY|$300|easy|With its deep red color, the spinel is often mistaken for this precious stone|ruby
12/10/2000|Jeopardy!|THE COMMUNIST MANIFESTO|$400|easy|One of the authors figured they'd do for history what this man did for biology|Charles Darwin
02/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE WAITRESSES|$1600|hard|Audrey Tautou won rave reviews for her role as this shy, do-good waitress in a 2001 French film|Amelie
10/04/2007|Jeopardy!|FANTASTIC SCAMS|$1000|hard|In 2004 this 'Long Island Lothario' got a year in jail for running an L.A. car insurance scam|Joey Buttafuoco
20/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$1000|hard|Guerrilla leader Francis Marion earned this nickname for his daring raids from the South Carolina marshes|The Swamp Fox
04/05/2010|Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY & ASTROLOGY|$800|hard|The mute signs, so called because they represent silent creatures, are Cancer, Scorpio & this water sign|Pisces
29/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE SEQUELS|$800|hard|'The Road Warrior' (1981)|Mad Max
11/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ORATORY|$200|easy|In 1858, as a Senate hopeful in Illinois, he said, 'Nobody has ever expected me to be president'|Abraham Lincoln
02/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$200|easy|Heavy casualties at Shiloh led to calls for his firing, but Lincoln said, 'I can't spare this man; he fights'|Grant
06/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICIANS & THEIR INSTRUMENTS|$1000|hard|Midori is one of the most celebrated players of this instrument|Violin
08/06/2006|Jeopardy!|MANHATTAN'S MUSEUM MILE|$200|easy|New to Museum Mile, the Neue Galerie features works from Austria & this country, home of Ernst Kirchner|Germany
25/05/2004|Jeopardy!|-IST A JOB|$600|medium|Billy Sunday, seen here, was a baseball player, but gained even greater fame in this occupation|an evangelist
03/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IT CAME FROM THE NEW WORLD|$400|easy|In 1604 King James I called this plant a 'perpetual stinking torment' & 'dangerous to the lungs'; he was right|tobacco
27/12/2007|Jeopardy!|YEAH, IT WAS THE '80s|$800|hard|In 1981 Sheena Easton sang, 'My baby takes' this, 'he works from 9 till 5 & then he takes another home again'|the morning train
21/09/2001|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY BUSINESS LEADERS|$400|easy|In 1872 this 25-year-old Prussian bought a Denver bottling company & founded a brewery|(Adolph) Coors
25/06/1998|Jeopardy!|ANATOMIC QUOTES|$300|easy|Ben Franklin advised, 'Keep your mouth wet' & these 'dry'|Feet
09/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$400|easy|Scientists say this relative of the squid has the most highly developed brain among invertebrates|Octopus
13/01/2003|Jeopardy!|BAY WATCHING|$200|easy|Mamala Bay lies at the entrance to this city's Keehi Lagoon & Pearl Harbor|Honolulu
22/12/2005|Jeopardy!|MOVIE NEWCOMERS|$800|hard|One of Tobey Maguire's first films, 'This Boy's Life', starred this young actor as a character named Toby|Leonardo DiCaprio
02/10/2008|Jeopardy!|CHEERS|$600|medium|Put the lime in the rum & Coke & drink it all up under this Spanish name|a Cuba Libre
24/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$600|medium|John, Emily, Angie|Dickinson
31/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ROBOT MANIA|$400|easy|This astromech droid from Naboo met his best bud, a protocol droid, in a sandstorm on Tatooine|R2-D2
28/06/2005|Jeopardy!|THE LADIES OF ROCK|$200|easy|This 'American Idol' winner's hit single 'Miss Independent' was co-written by Christina Aguilera|Kelly Clarkson
17/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MUTILATED ART|$1200|hard|In Paris you can see this sculptor's 1901 creation, which he considered a finished work|Auguste Rodin
18/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PLACES TO VISIT|$1600|hard|The name of this Gothic cathedral means 'Our Lady'|Notre Dame
30/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$200|easy|In Haitian folk belief, it's a soulless corpse reanimated by a voodoo priest or bocor|a zombie
03/06/1999|Jeopardy!|COUNTY SEATS|$400|easy|Quincy, Illinois is the seat of a county with this presidential name|Adams
27/01/1999|Jeopardy!|ALL THINGS BRITISH|$200|easy|It's the noisy landmark seen here|Big Ben
03/03/2006|Jeopardy!|THAT IS LIKE SO LAST CENTURY|$600|medium|A patent for the first successfully manufactured electric razor was issued to this man in November 1928|Jacob Schick
13/10/1998|Jeopardy!|WHO WAS THAT MASKED MAN?|$300|easy|In film he's donned the Riddler's mask & the title mask in 'The Mask'|Jim Carrey
13/10/1989|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$300|easy|Ryan has a big ball of it in his bedroom|yarn (from RYAN)
28/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'BIG' STUFF|$1200|hard|Digit also known as the hallux|the big toe
19/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FACE BOOKS|$400|easy|Everything you need to know about cosmetic surgery: 'The Face-' this 'Sourcebook'|Lift
11/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|The name of this primate also means to mimic|ape
12/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OEDIPUS|$1200|hard|He was the king of this Greek city whom 7 famously went against|Thebes
13/05/2003|Jeopardy!|A TOUR OF THE REAGAN LIBRARY|$200|easy|(Jimmy of the clue Crew presents from the Ronald Reagan Library.) On June 12, 1987, in Berlin, Ronald Reagan demanded of this man, 'Tear down this wall.'|Mikhail Gorbachev
07/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SILENT B|$2000|hard|Carpenters use this type of line with a weight on the end of it to determine a true vertical|plumb
16/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$200|easy|As a result of the Six-Day War of 1967, this Middle East canal remained closed until 1975|Suez Canal
18/12/1998|Jeopardy!|EIGHT|$500|medium|The Eightfold Path leads to release from suffering in this religion|Buddhism
26/05/1998|Jeopardy!|WHERE THE 'H' ARE WE?|$200|easy|Victoria Peak, Kai Tak Airport, Kowloon Shangri-La Hotel|Hong Kong
21/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE ZODIAC SIGN THAT'S...|$800|hard|An arachnid|Scorpio
13/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC GROUPS|$800|hard|Group in the '60s who were the first 'S' in the SDS|Students
16/03/2005|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$800|hard|Name of the woman who became a widow on the Ides of March, 44 B.C.|Calpurnia
27/11/2002|Jeopardy!|THANKSGIVING AT ALEX'S HOUSE|$800|hard|(Sofia has some medical advice.) If we eat enough of these cranberries we won't get scurvy because they're chock full of this vitamin|C
20/06/2007|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$400|easy|Munich's traditional Weisswurst, a veal sausage, is naked without Senf, German for this|mustard
10/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports)  The spin of a frisbee keeps it stable in flight, illustrating angular this|momentum
22/09/2008|Jeopardy!|GIN & JUICE|$400|easy|Gin, sweet & dry vermouth, triple sec & lemon juice make this drink, also a road for a certain demon barber|a Fleet Street
12/05/1998|Jeopardy!|DOESN'T RHYME WITH DIRT|$100|easy|This Muppet shares an apartment on 'Sesame Street'|Ernie
01/11/2010|Jeopardy!|MAKES SENSE|$2000|hard|This 4-digit number is the Hollywood production company of director Chris Columbus|1492
09/06/2009|Jeopardy!|IN FLORIDA|$200|easy|This has been the state's capital since 1824, 2 years after Florida became a U.S. territory|Tallahassee
12/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$1000|hard|A comic opera by Strauss based on an incident from his marriage, or a short orchestral piece played between scenes|Intermezzo
02/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DISCOVERIES|$400|easy|These sacred scrolls found at Qumran in 1947 have yielded many insights into early Christianity & Rabbinic Judaism|the Dead Sea scrolls
05/01/2005|Jeopardy!|REIGN CHECK|$400|easy|Around 1000 A.D. Olof Skotkonung became the first Christian king of this Scandinavian country|Sweden
07/11/1997|Jeopardy!|THEME PARK FUN|$400|easy|Spookyworld, a scary theme park in Berlin, Massachusetts, is only open this one full month|October
10/01/2008|Jeopardy!|BOARD GAME HISTORY|$600|medium|Invented by a wealthy couple while aboard their large boat, this game sounds like a type of boat|Yahtzee
23/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THE ARABIAN NIGHTS|$400|easy|An African magician claiming to be this boy's uncle traps him in a cave: a genie gets him out|Aladdin
13/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS FOR DUMMIES|$800|hard|This Olympian woman who, sadly, passed away in 1998 is the co-author of 'Running for Dummies'|(Florence Griffith) Joyner
02/03/2007|Jeopardy!|WHAT A BOHR!|$600|medium|Bohr was one of the first to see the importance of this, which gives an element's position in the periodic table|atomic number
11/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ALLITERATURE|$1200|hard|Right after 'Oliver Twist', Dickens wrote a novel about this hero with a sense of 'N'-titlement|Nicholas Nickleby
11/11/1999|Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$600|medium|An attorney must search the Brazilian rain forest for a missing heir in his novel 'The Testament'|John Grisham
08/11/2005|Jeopardy!|TOM HANKS MOVIE ROLES|$800|hard|Dying lawyer Andrew Beckett|Philadelphia
17/10/2000|Jeopardy!|TODD McFARLANE FIGURINES|$100|easy|Sleep tight!  He's the 'nightmarish' character depicted here|Freddy Krueger
09/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BRIDGES|$1000|hard|Antonio Da Ponte, whose name means 'bridge' designed this Venetian bridge known for its boutiques|the Rialto
19/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|FEATHERED FRIENDS|$1000|hard|Female swans are called pens; male swans, this|cobs
14/09/1984|Final Jeopardy!|THE OLYMPICS|None|None|Of the 5 continents symbolized by Olympic rings, only one never to hold Games|Africa
24/12/2007|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV TOONS|$1000|hard|Adventures of 'Tom Terrific' & his wonder dog Mighty Manfred first aired in 1957 on this Bob Keeshan series|Captain Kangaroo
05/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$1000|hard|It's the proper name for the Australian animal some call the spiny anteater|Echidna
22/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|UNSEEN TITLE CHARACTERS|$600|medium|Unseen for most of the film, he's the title character of a 1950 Jimmy Stewart movie|Harvey
04/05/2009|Jeopardy!|HEISMAN WINNERS|$1000|hard|An award given for the best running back in college football is named for this 1948 Heisman winner from SMU|Doak Walker
21/01/2004|Jeopardy!|THE WORKING CLASS|$1000|hard|We imagine that before writing 'Dracula' he worked way below deck on a steamer|Bram Stoker
16/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|TV STARS|$800|hard|Coming to TV in 2002, this star of an Oscar-nominated movie was once known as Johnny Quasar|Jimmy Neutron
08/06/1999|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAIN|$400|easy|In Kashmir: 28,250 feet|K2 (Mount Godwin-Austen)
12/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|SCOTLAND|$200|easy|Only country with which Scotland shares a land border|England
13/01/1986|Double Jeopardy!|WEDDINGS|$200|easy|According to Kodak, only 45% of these are taken by a professional|wedding pictures
02/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|YO, DOG!|$400|easy|(Jon of the Clue Crew walks the grounds of The Seeing Eye in New Jersey.) The Seeing Eye breeds its own dogs, many of them this type of dog, whose original purpose required them to go in a straight line|a golden retriever (or retriever)
02/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|INAUGURAL ADDRESSES|$400|easy|In his fourth inaugural address, he told us, 'Today we work and fight for total victory in war'|Franklin D. Roosevelt
11/03/2010|Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S GROUPS|$600|medium|In 2005 Glynn Birch became the first male president of this women's group founded by Candy Lightner|MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving)
26/01/2000|Jeopardy!|'GUN' CONTROL|$300|easy|This type of diplomacy might require a cruiser & a destroyer|Gunboat diplomacy
20/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|JUST SAY 'NO'|$800|hard|We predict you'll know that this man famous for his prophecies was court physician to King Charles IX of France|Nostradamus
02/04/2003|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$1000|hard|In the 1930s Mouton-this was created as the label for vintages unworthy of being Mouton-Rothschild|Cadet
12/11/1986|Jeopardy!|EGYPT|$400|easy|It's said the Mosque of Ibn Tulun has the only spiral one of these in the world|a minaret
15/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|EDUCATION|$400|easy|The 1st female med school grad in Italy, she revolutionized methods of teaching young children|Maria Montessori
02/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DISNEY CINEMA|$200|easy|Angela Lansbury provided the voice of Mrs. Potts in this 1991 animated feature|Beauty and the Beast
03/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'IZ' HAVE IT|$400|easy|To turn a novel into a stage play|to dramatize
05/09/2001|Jeopardy!|BY THE BAY|$500|medium|This New Jersey city whose name starts with 'bay' is between Newark & upper New York Bays|Bayonne
12/12/2007|Jeopardy!|WHEEL OF WOMEN|$600|medium|Barely an equestrian  _ A D _ G O _ _ _ _|Lady Godiva
02/01/2008|Jeopardy!|CRAIGS LIST|$600|medium|As food editor of this newspaper, Craig Claiborne gave all the recipes that were fit to print for nearly 30 years|The New York Times
16/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|'Come on, and kiss me, Kate' is actually a line in this comedy that inspired the musical 'Kiss Me, Kate'|The Taming of the Shrew
12/09/2008|Jeopardy!|THE SECOND FILM IN THE SERIES|$600|medium|The doctor methodically manufactures a mate for his monster in this 1935 follow-up|Bride of Frankenstein
21/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT|$200|easy|In the U.S. this official is the leader of the executive branch of a state's government|the governor
06/11/2008|Jeopardy!|THE ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN|$200|easy|The title adventures concern a young boy named Huckleberry Finn & an escaped slave of this name|Jim
30/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Jeopardy! lab.) The juice from blackberries can make ordinary construction paper into this 'testing' type of scientific paper|litmus paper
20/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$1000|hard|He's the king of the fairies in medieval legend as well as in 'A Midsummer Nights' Dream'|Oberon
15/02/2005|Jeopardy!|THE STONES|$200|easy|Interest in diamonds in this color soared when Ben gave Jen a big one set in her engagement ring|pink
21/10/1998|Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR II|$1000|hard|The only 'beach' in the D-Day invasion code-named for a U.S. city|Omaha Beach
11/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PEARS|$2000|hard|The Passe-Crassane was created by crossing a pear with this pectin-rich fruit|a quince
08/11/2011|Jeopardy!|IT'S YES-VEMBER|$1500|hard|In 1848 ladies said 'Yes!' when the USA's first medical school for women opened in this state capital|Boston
07/12/2005|Jeopardy!|WATER WORKS|$600|medium|In 1961 Ferde Grofé conducted the Buffalo Phil. in the premiere performance of his suite about this waterfall|Niagara Falls
28/12/2007|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$400|easy|The Baltimore clippers of the late 18th & early 19th centuries were first built at shipyards on this bay|Chesapeake Bay
05/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$800|hard|In 1778 Capt. James Cook surveyed the eastern part of this Alaskan island chain|Aleutians
31/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|INSPIRED CHARACTERS|$200|easy|This author of 'Orlando' based her 1922 novel 'Jacob's Room' on the life & death of her brother Thoby|Virginia Woolf
31/10/2008|Jeopardy!|HAVE A TREAT|$400|easy|Let's have some of this company's 'Kissables'--Kisses coated with colorful candy shells|Hershey's
03/05/2000|Jeopardy!|GREAT SCOTS!|$400|easy|In 1773 he & his best bud Samuel Johnson took a trip to the Hebrides|James Boswell
10/12/1986|Jeopardy!|IN THE NEWS|$400|easy|During search for Shuttle debris, the Navy found a floating bag with $13 mil. worth of this contraband|cocaine
23/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|REIGN MAN|$800|hard|Victoria's grandson:  1910-1936|George V
23/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$800|hard|Philip Carey is the central character in this Somerset Maugham novel|Of Human Bondage
10/06/1998|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS & THEIR SLEUTHS|$300|easy|Title occupation of Caleb Carr's Dr. Laszlo Kreizler|The Alienist
14/05/2003|Jeopardy!|GIRLS WITH GUITARS|$1000|hard|(I'm Wynonna.) One of my favorite songs is 'I Can't Make You Love Me' by this sassy singer-guitar player|Bonnie Raitt
21/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A HORATIO ALGAE NOVEL|$1000|hard|Some think a 'Seinfeld' episode was based on Ulva lactuca, the sea type of this seen here in its salad days|Lettuce
10/02/2010|Jeopardy!|WEIRD SCIENCE|$800|hard|Known for its ability to float, pumice is a porous type of this|a rock
04/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BIRDS OF A FEATHER|$1200|hard|Amazon, African gray, lory|parrot
01/02/2000|Jeopardy!|TRUCKIN'|$200|easy|The Pierce Initial Attack Pumper is a fast-response type of this truck|Fire truck
06/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$800|hard|The Champlain & St. Lawrence Railroad opened in 1836 powered by this, but soon became Canada's first powered by steam|horses
19/05/1998|Jeopardy!|THE 'FIFTH'|$400|easy|A group of spies or traitors within your own defensive lines|Fifth column
08/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ALL KINDS OF MUSIC|$1200|hard|'All My Rowdy Friends Are Comin' Over Tonight' was an award-winning video by this country star|Hank Williams, Jr.
10/01/2001|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S FOR BREAKFAST?|$300|easy|Cash in on a plateful of these small pancakes with a monetary name|Silver dollar pancakes
30/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PASS THE VEGGIES|$800|hard|Please pass the small, round pearl type of these around; the cream sauce is delicious!|onions
30/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH LIT|$400|easy|Begun in 1845 & published in 1862, this Victor Hugo work condemns the social injustices of 19th century France|Les Miserables
24/03/2005|Final Jeopardy!|HARVARD MEN|None|None|Books by this alumnus include 1957's 'Nuclear Weapons and Foreign Policy' & 1994's 'Diplomacy'|Henry Kissinger
13/05/2005|Jeopardy!|GEOMETRY|$600|medium|If you chop the narrow end off this solid circular figure, you'll get this shape called a frustum that resembles a fez|a cone
22/09/2004|Jeopardy!|I'VE GOT SUPERNATURAL POWERS|$400|easy|A Scottish breed of cow shares its name with this Celtic god of love whose kisses become birds|Angus
24/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE'S REPUBLICS|$200|easy|It's the Korea that's the Democratic People's Republic|North Korea
09/05/2006|Jeopardy!|DINNER FOR ONE|$800|hard|The name of this brand, started by ConAgra CEO Mike Harper after a heart attack, tells me I'm opting to eat better|Healthy Choice
04/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'C' PLUS|$3000|hard|Hamlet says to this character, 'Thou incestous, murderous, damned Dane, drink off this potion'|Claudius
03/06/2005|Jeopardy!|PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING BIOS|$2500|hard|Emory Holloway's sampler of this poet's life won for 1927|Walt Whitman
05/12/2001|Jeopardy!|LEGENDS|$200|easy|After saving John Smith's life, she married John -- John Rolfe|Pocahontas
29/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OLD JOBS|$400|easy|A hostler or ostler was employed at an inn taking care of these animals|horses
01/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE QUOTABLE FRAN LEBOWITZ|$2000|hard|'Large, naked, raw' these 'are acceptable as food only to those who live in hutches eagerly awaiting Easter'|carrots
17/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELISTS|$1200|hard|Prior to his first big literary success with 'Five Weeks in a Balloon', he wrote librettos & plays|Jules Verne
31/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DRINKING SONGS|$1200|hard|A Busta Rhymes song title is 'Pass' this French cognac|Courvoisier
14/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE BALLET|$1200|hard|The roles of Odette & Odile are often performed by the same ballerina in this ballet|Swan Lake
03/12/1993|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$200|easy|Dave 'Tiger' Williams holds the career record for penalty minutes in this sport with 3,966|Ice Hockey
13/10/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|In 1806, 100 years after its founding on the Rio Grande, this New Mexico city had only a few thousand people|Albuquerque
10/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$2000|hard|This society for conservative & libertarian lawyers has the name of an early U.S. political party|the Federalist Society
30/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|METALS|$400|easy|Pricier than gold, it's the metal of Jennifer Lopez' albums & of her earrings at the premiere of 'El Cantante'|platinum
16/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$200|easy|Any point on the Earth's equator moves at a thousand miles per hour; any point on this largest planet's, at 22,000 miles per hour|Jupiter
19/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COOKING CLASS|$400|easy|White icing made to look like blocks of ice tops the cake named for this Eskimo dwelling|an igloo
13/05/2003|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|None|None|According to U.N. data, it's the world's most populous city named for a person|São Paulo, Brazil
18/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHALL WE DANCE?|$600|medium|This famous line dance features a step-step-step-kick rhythm|Conga
30/04/1999|Jeopardy!|THE RUSHIN' REVOLUTION|$500|medium|The name of this sled without runners is from a Micmac Indian word for 'instrument for dragging'|toboggan
29/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|WARS|$800|hard|In 19th C., Brazil, Argentina & Uruguay wiped out over 80% of this nearby country's population|Paraguay
27/01/2005|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$800|hard|Written text of a movie about an underground burial chamber|a crypt script
05/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$400|easy|It precedes 'Weep and you weep alone'|Laugh & the world laughs with you
21/09/2004|Jeopardy!|WAXING PHILOSOPHICAL|$200|easy|This philosopher & partner of Engels took up residence in London after being expelled from Prussia in 1849|Marx
03/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|HOTELS BY CITY|$400|easy|Sol Ipanema, Plaza Copacabana, Copacabana Palace|Rio de Janeiro
14/07/2000|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS|$300|easy|Fellah, plural fellahin, means a peasant or laborer in this language|Arabic
26/01/2007|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY NAMES|$800|hard|New Year's Eve 1876: actress Georgiana Drew marries into this famous acting family|the Barrymores
12/09/2000|Jeopardy!|THE HOLLYWOOD STOCK EXCHANGE|$100|easy|One of the hottest stocks of summer 2000 was for this nautical action film starring George Clooney|The Perfect Storm
18/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE FOR ART|$800|hard|Original Aboriginal art has been shown in the National Gallery of Australia in this city|Canberra
15/02/2007|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$800|hard|On newer maps of India, Calcutta is now Kolkata & this largest city is Mumbai|Bombay
09/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NEW ROCK|$2000|hard|YouTube helped this Arizona band's cover of OutKast's 'Hey Ya!' surge in popularity|Obadiah Parker
14/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|DOWN TO EARTH|$800|hard|Metamorphic rocks are divided into 2 main types depending on how they were formed: by heat or by this|pressure
03/11/2000|Jeopardy!|'CUT' ONCE|$300|easy|A flat, boneless piece of veal, for example|Cutlet
10/07/1998|Jeopardy!|BACK TO LISBON|$500|medium|We'll return in style aboard the Portuguese national airline known by these 3 letters|TAP
26/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|C'EST CHEESE|$400|easy|The buffalo type of this cheese is made with water buffalo milk|mozzarella
28/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|In a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Oscar Hijuelos, Cesar & Nestor Castillo lead this dance band|The Mambo Kings
03/07/2008|Jeopardy!|THE LAW|$1000|hard|(Back to Judge Hatchett.)  Canada has a common-law legal system, except for this province whose law is based on the civil-law system|Quebec
03/12/2009|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|A sophisticated debating technique is to point out that 'I'm' this, 'you're glue'|rubber
13/09/2005|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY POP CULTURE|$600|medium|The Shmoos in this Al Capp comic strip could be made into food, clothing or anything else you liked|Li'l Abner
18/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$400|easy|Inspired by circus safety nets, George Nissen invented this piece of gymnastics equipment|Trampoline
22/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IT WAS THE OCEAN TO BE PACIFIC|$1600|hard|On September 1, 1951 New Zealand signed a Pacific defense pact with these 2 countries|Australia & the United States
01/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'STUPID' ANSWERS|$1200|hard|A 2006 photo shows politician John Howard next to a man wearing a T-shirt with this motto; the arrow points to Howard|I'm with Stupid
10/01/2006|Jeopardy!|'GOOD' & 'BAD' SONGS|$400|easy|This Beatles song with a contradictory title hit No. 1 the last week of 1967|Hello Goodbye
16/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SPEED HAMLET|$1600|hard|Polonius' kid, he gets the poisoned point|Laertes
01/04/1993|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY TRIVIA|$800|hard|Famous price of the novels written by Ned Buntline|dime
10/10/1991|Jeopardy!|CAILFORNIA|$300|easy|Disney has announced plans to build a WESTCOT Park next to Disneyland in this city|Anaheim
08/07/1998|Jeopardy!|1898|$500|medium|This Russian actor-producer founded the Moscow Art Theater for method actors|Constantin Stanislavsky
18/01/1996|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$400|easy|This grain is Laos' chief agricultural product|Rice
24/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$1000|hard|The thousand islands of salad dressing fame are in this river|the St. Lawrence
17/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE GREEK|$1600|hard|This term for 2 dissimilar organisms living together in mutualism comes from the Greek for 'with' & 'life'|symbiosis
11/03/2011|Jeopardy!|GOD SPELL|$1000|hard|This Hindu god of wisdom & good fortune has the head of an elephant (7 letters)|G-A-N-E-S-H-A
27/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$1200|hard|In the science of geology, petrographers are concerned with classifying these|rocks
19/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE NEWSPAPERS|$800|hard|The Daily Tar Heel|University of North Carolina
22/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE SUNSHINE STATE|$2000|hard|Ending the third of the wars named for them, Billy Bowlegs of this tribe surrendered with his warriors in 1858|the Seminole tribe
27/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES' MIDDLE NAMES|$2000|hard|Holly Combs' middle name, it's familiar to fans of her series 'Charmed'|Marie
20/03/2007|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 HITS IN OTHER WORDS|$600|medium|1985: 'Our Globe Is Us'|We Are The World
04/10/2006|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$800|hard|These 'proud' birds also knwn as peafowl like to fly up into trees at night to roost|peacocks
03/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S MY RUNNING MATE|$400|easy|1968: Edmund Muskie|Hubert Humphrey
08/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & RUSSIAN ROLES|$200|easy|Alec Guinness played Yevgraf, the half brother of the title physician, in this romantic 1965 epic|Doctor Zhivago
28/06/2005|Jeopardy!|IN THE PANTRY|$400|easy|The name of this bean is Spanish for 'spotted'|pinto
12/09/2005|Jeopardy!|A NEBRASKA CORNHUSKER, OR...|$200|easy|Former Husker head coach & now Congressman Tom, or 'Look Back in Anger' playwright John|Osborne
13/04/2006|Jeopardy!|1956|$800|hard|One thing that led to this crisis named for a waterway was attacks on Israel from the Gaza Strip|the Suez Crisis
15/03/2004|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY|$200|easy|On Oct. 15, 2003 it became the third country to launch a man into space; the Shenzhou 5 spacecraft orbited the Earth 14 times|China
09/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MOVED TO FRANCE|$800|hard|This 'Waiting for Godot' author moved to France where he worked with fellow Irishman James Joyce|Samuel Beckett
21/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$400|easy|In 1505 this Protestant reformer earned a master of arts degree from the University of Erfurt|Martin Luther
30/10/2009|Jeopardy!|DROP OUT|$1000|hard|Arriving from Scotland in 1848 as an elementary school dropout, he sold his company in 1901 for $480 million|Carnegie
12/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PARDON MY 'FRENCH'|$200|easy|Settlers began living in this section of New Orleans in the early 18th century|French Quarter
29/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE SCIENCE BLUES|$2000|hard|A mysterious material with the formula Mo5O14, made of oxygen & this metal, gives solutions a blue tint|molybdenum
16/10/2002|Jeopardy!|NAME THE YEAR|$800|hard|National Guard troops opened fire on students at Kent State in this census year|1970
10/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'TAB' HUNTERS|$400|easy|Famous hot sauce|tabasco
22/05/2001|Jeopardy!|NUTS!|$500|medium|The New England Journal of Medicine reports this nut, including the English or Persian type, can help your heart|Walnut
27/07/2007|Jeopardy!|AROUND NEW YORK STATE|$200|easy|Though it's 150 miles from the Atlantic, this capital of New York has an active port|Albany
08/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|RWANDA|$1600|hard|Now with a population of about 300,000, this city became the capital upon Rwanda's independence|Kigali
19/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LITERATURE|$800|hard|Ellen Douglas is the title character of this Scottish author's 'The Lady of the Lake'|Sir Walter Scott
26/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$200|easy|This wild west showman's 1872 Congressional Medal of Honor was revoked in 1917 but restored in 1989|'Buffalo Bill' Cody
05/01/1999|Jeopardy!|FAUX FRENCH|$400|easy|A French author may use a 'pseudonyme', not this, meaning 'pen name'|Nom de plume
30/01/2008|Jeopardy!|HIGH 'T'|$800|hard|2-word term for an extravagantly & humorously exaggerated story of the backwoods|a tall tale
03/11/2006|Jeopardy!|AUSSIE|$1000|hard|In an Australian saying, when these birds named for their call 'call, the rain will fall'|the kookaburra
18/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RICE, RICE BABY|$800|hard|Cooked rice with raw fish; 2 popular types are nigiri & hosomaki|sushi
09/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK SERIES|$2000|hard|In a series of books by Ann M. Martin, it's the title group organized by Kristy|'The Baby-sitter's Club'
06/11/1986|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'H'|$500|medium|Weapon used to fire projectiles in a high arc to reach targets hidden from view|howitzer
17/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|'TRI' TIPS|$400|easy|To cut into thirds|trisect
01/05/2009|Jeopardy!|MILITARY INSTALLATIONS BY STATE|$400|easy|Fort Hood, Naval air station Corpus Christi|Texas
23/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL ADJECTIVES|$1200|hard|Columbine|a dove
29/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$800|hard|Gom Gut & Plick et Plock were pseudonyms of this Inspector Maigret creator|Georges Simenon
13/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A PASSAGE TO INDIA|$800|hard|Check out this mausoleum complex in Agra, one of the finest examples of Mughal architecture|the Taj Mahal
16/12/2009|Jeopardy!|EGG LIT|$400|easy|Aesop wrote of one of these who laid a golden egg each morning|a goose
05/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HAVE YOU EVER SEEN BAHRAIN?|$600|medium|These gems, called 'fish eyes' in ancient times, are historically a key Bahraini product|Pearls
04/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BEGINS & ENDS WITH 'T'|$400|easy|The name of this device used to stop bleeding may come from a French word for 'turn'|Tourniquet
05/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BETH J. SPRUCZAK -- ACCOUNTANT!|$400|easy|Beth opposed this publisher & GOP candidate's flat tax as bad policy, not because it would hurt CPAs|Steve Forbes
11/04/2008|Jeopardy!|HIS STORY|$800|hard|This Pilgrim signed the Mayflower Compact & married Priscilla Mullins|John Alden
03/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NUTRITION|$600|medium|This outdoor style of cooking meats like hamburger may add carcinogens to your diet|Barbequing
09/05/2003|Jeopardy!|TV|$200|easy|It's funeral home sweet home for the Fishers on this HBO series|Six Feet Under
18/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FIND A JOB, KID|$3000|hard|The name of this job comes from the Greek for 'dance writing'|choreographer
06/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ARTS & CRAFTS|$800|hard|Summer campers weave plastic threads to make these items, often used as keychains|Lanyards
29/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$800|hard|A framelike stand that supports barrels, or Sinclair Lewis' Elmer|a gantry
26/03/1996|Jeopardy!|COOKING|$200|easy|This word can refer to a sauce served on a salad or a mixture used to stuff poultry|Dressing
01/06/1998|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$200|easy|These birds range in size from the 1-foot blue to the 4-foot emperor|the penguin
07/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE LEFTY WAY|$1600|hard|The book 'Uncommon Sound' focuses on left-handed players of this instrument, like Elliot Easton|the guitar
14/02/1997|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$200|easy|The California gold rush helped put this state capital on the map|Sacramento
06/03/2007|Jeopardy!|LOWER THE 'BOOM'|$200|easy|Sickle-shaped weapon of the Australian Aborigines|a boomerang
08/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BILLIE HOLIDAY|$800|hard|In 1939 'Lady Day' began a long engagement at Cafe Society, a club in this NYC haven for poets & artists|Greenwich Village
18/04/2008|Jeopardy!|LAMPLIGHTERS|$600|medium|In the evenings she carried a lamp while walking the corridors of a hospital in the Crimea tending to Britain's wounded|Florence Nightingale
03/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HERBS & SPICES|$2000|hard|Plants producing this spice in England came from a crocus bulb smuggled from the Holy Land in the 14th century|saffron
14/10/2009|Jeopardy!|COLUMBUS DISCOVERS THE NEW WORLD|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows a map on the monitor.)  34 days into crossing the Atlantic, Columbus quelled a small mutiny on October 10th; just 2 days later on October 12th, he changed history forever by coming ashore on the island he gave this holy name|San Salvador
17/05/2001|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES TIMELINE|$200|easy|First word in the Times scoop headline on April 16, 1912; the second word was 'sinks'|Titanic
20/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TIME FOR A HAIRCUT|$2000|hard|For the back partings of a bob haircut, find this bone whose name is partly from the Latin caput, or 'head'|the occipital bone
18/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL MEMORIALS|$1000|hard|A huge Doric column at Put-in-Bay on South Bass Island, Ohio commemorates his naval victory|Oliver Hazard Perry
01/02/1990|Jeopardy!|KIDDIE LIT|$300|easy|Yes, my friend, this fictional filly's name means 'little girl' in Swedish|Flicka
06/01/2006|Jeopardy!|ROANOKE COLONY|$400|easy|The ships making the first trip to Roanoke did so from this British port city, site of another famous departure|Plymouth
11/05/1998|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|None|None|Phoenix lies on a river named for this substance found in the name of another state capital|Salt
19/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|GOING THROUGH THE EMOTIONS|$1200|hard|The adjective 'blithe' is closely related to this word meaning 'ecstasy'|bliss
09/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COMING TO AMERICA|$200|easy|Chinese immigrants began to arrive in California just before this 1849 'rush'|Gold Rush
15/11/1989|Jeopardy!|12-LETTER WORDS|$300|easy|In other words this exclamation can be 'violin bows!'|fiddlesticks!
20/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|REMEMBER MY NAME|$1200|hard|After leaving Spain in 1824, this artist wound up in Bordeaux, where he turned out many of his lithographs|(Francisco) Goya
23/11/2011|Jeopardy!|HORSE BREED NAMES|$800|hard|The name of this horse of the American plains comes from a Spanish word meaning 'stray'|the mustang
25/10/2011|Jeopardy!|LIBROS EN ESPAÑOL|$600|medium|Mitch Albom: 'Las Cinco Personas que Encontraras en el Cielo'|Five People You Meet in Heaven
11/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'T'ELEVISION|$400|easy|Running for 5 years, it starred William Shatner as a hard-nosed veteran police officer|T.J. Hooker
06/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WAR MOVIES|$400|easy|Ken Burns & Ted Turner both had cameos in this epic TV movie bearing the name of a July 1863 battle|Gettysburg
20/04/2006|Jeopardy!|BILL|$200|easy|He's TV's 'Science Guy'|Bill Nye
26/05/2005|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE A DOLL!|$800|hard|Ironically, the Madame Alexander doll based on this Tolstoy heroine wore a dress with a long train|Anna Karenina
18/04/1997|Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$200|easy|His war record as a Rough Rider helped him win the New York governorship in 1898|Theodore Roosevelt
04/02/2011|Jeopardy!|HAZARDS|$400|easy|This state's many hazardous waste sites include Chemsol in Piscataway & Crompton in Perth Amboy|New Jersey
27/10/2000|Jeopardy!|HOSPITALS|$300|easy|(Hi, y'all, we're the Dixie Chicks.) In 1999 we hosted the most lucrative concert ever for this children's research hospital in Memphis|St. Jude's
31/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES|$600|medium|In 1955 this monthly founded by DeWitt & Lila Wallace was forced to accept advertising for the first time|Reader's Digest
13/05/2005|Jeopardy!|GEOMETRY|$800|hard|Because the Earth is flattened at the poles, it's this figure, having all its plane sections circle or ellipses|a spheroid
03/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$800|hard|In 1880 he began work on 'The Gates of Hell' but never completed the project|Auguste Rodin
09/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT A CARD!|$800|hard|Hollerith cards, also called punch cards, helped operate these, such as the ENIAC, in the mid-20th century|a computer
28/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|KISS ME, KATE|$2000|hard|As Ethel Thayer in a 1981 film, she was asked, 'Wanna dance or would you rather just suck face?'|(Katharine) Hepburn
24/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY EXPRESSIONS|$2000|hard|On 'Cheers', Norm said it was this kind of world & 'I'm wearing Milk-Bone underwear'|dog-eat-dog
17/01/2011|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LITERATURE|$800|hard|David McKee's stories of this patchwork elephant subtly convey the message that it's OK to be different|Elmer
17/05/2005|Jeopardy!|IN THE 'GN'OW|$800|hard|The 2 related words that mean to grind your teeth or to chew with them|gnash & gnaw
11/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE 20TH CENTURY|$600|medium|This man who took over Alger Hiss' state dept. duties in 1947 later became JFK's Sec'y of State|Dean Rusk
07/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$800|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew presents from a lab.)  Due to its worm-like shape, the adjective vermiform is commonly used to refer to this tube that's attached to the cecum|appendix
01/04/1997|Jeopardy!|BOOK & AUTHOR|$300|easy|Arthur C. Clarke wrote this 1968 sci-fi novel in collaboration with director Stanley Kubrick|2001: A Space Odyssey
12/06/2009|Final Jeopardy!|CLASSIC LITERATURE|None|None|This novelist is credited as the first to call Route 66 the 'Mother Road'|John Steinbeck (in The Grapes of Wrath)
07/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CHESS|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows off his moves on the monitor.) In this classic chess opening, after white plays e4, to fight for the center, black plays c5 in this 8-letter defense named for a Mediterranean island|the Sicilian defense
11/05/1990|Jeopardy!|SPORTS ARENAS|$200|easy|The Mariners baseball team & NFL's Seahawks play their home games in this domed stadium|Kingdome
11/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MAGIC|$800|hard|It's the rock group that gave us the hit song 'Magic Man'|Heart
30/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SPOOKS|$600|medium|Cuban refugee Antonio Prohias drew this MAD Magazine comic strip for 29 years|Spy vs. Spy
22/10/2001|Jeopardy!|THE LANGUAGE OF SPORT|$100|easy|Full-court press|basketball
04/04/2008|Jeopardy!|MOVIE ADJECTIVES|$200|easy|1989: 'The ___ Baker Boys'|Fabulous
18/11/2009|Jeopardy!|MIXED 'NUT'S|$800|hard|Grenada is a leading producer of this tropical spice|nutmeg
15/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|EMPIRE FALLS|$2000|hard|The Dual Monarchy was a byname of this hyphenated empire that collapsed in 1918|Austria-Hungary
09/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'OO' WHO?|$1600|hard|For 5 months in 1863, he was commander of the Army of the Potomac|Joe Hooker
14/04/2011|Jeopardy!|RACING|$200|easy|In Olympic skiing, it's the race in which competitors go the fastest|the downhill
13/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE BIT OF COUNTRY|$1200|hard|In 2003 this late great entertainer won 3 CMA Awards, including single of the year for 'Hurt'|Johnny Cash
15/12/2000|Jeopardy!|PARISH|$500|medium|These 2 adjacent parishes are named for the rising of Jesus & of Mary into heaven|Ascension & Assumption
17/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|HERBS & SPICES|$800|hard|A classic addition to rye bread, these seeds are also used to flavor schnapps & aquavit|caraway
17/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|Sing with your lips shut|hum
16/09/2002|Jeopardy!|GUINNESS RECORDS|$400|easy|9,360 graham crackers, 9,312 marshmallows & 4,128 chocolate bars went into one of these made at a campground|s'more
29/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$200|easy|After taking up with John Lennon, she became known as 'The Woman Who Broke Up the Beatles'|Yoko Ono
12/04/2004|Jeopardy!|1983|$2200|hard|In October, U.S. forces led an invasion of this island Reagan said was about to become a Soviet-Cuban colony|Grenada
22/05/2001|Jeopardy!|'TILE' IT|$100|easy|A cold-blooded vertebrate|Reptile
29/06/2004|Jeopardy!|I NEED MY 'SPACE'|$400|easy|It's been making people scream at Disney World since the '70s|Space Mountain
25/02/2003|Jeopardy!|HOOKED ON HOMOPHONICS|$800|hard|The appropriate initiation ceremony|right/rite
15/05/2006|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$600|medium|In the 1770s James Cook explored this sea between Australia & New Zealand|the Tasman Sea
18/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|I NEED MORE COWBELL|$1200|hard|I say a little less conversation, a little more cowbell by this remixed singer  'A little less conversation, a little more action, please...'|Elvis Presley
12/04/1999|Jeopardy!|NAMES IN THE NEWS|$100|easy|In 1998 he came out of retirement to help cover John Glenn's return to space, 'And that's the way it is'|Walter Cronkhite
12/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE|$200|easy|The most famous structure designed by George Dance the Younger was this city's Newgate Prison|London
13/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL AILMENTS|$1000|hard|His operation for cancer of the jaw was kept secret until long after he left office in 1897|Grover Cleveland
06/02/1986|Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$100|easy|'Davy Jones' Locker' is sailor's name for this|the bottom of the ocean
12/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE TRIPPING|$1200|hard|This explorer got lost looking for the Red River & failed to scale the Colorado mountain now named for him|Pike
06/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$200|easy|The title of this Dashiell Hammett novel refers to the chap Nick & Nora Charles are looking for|The Thin Man
10/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|COLONIAL ARTS|$1200|hard|Some of the earliest surviving colonial portraits are of Richard & Increase, members of this family|the Mathers
02/04/1999|Jeopardy!|ON THE 'DOUBLE'|$200|easy|It's slang for the old 55-mile-per-hour national speed limit|Double Nickel
01/02/2006|Jeopardy!|NOVEL VOCABULARY|$200|easy|This Daniel Defoe hero is 'thrown into a violent calenture'--a fever once said to affect sailors in the Tropics|Robinson Crusoe
27/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HALF A MYTHICAL PAIR|$400|easy|He abducted Helen|Paris
05/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LIFE|$400|easy|Humans have 46 of these, bullfrogs have 26 & fruit flies have 8; how unique!|Chromosomes
10/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S ROCK|$1600|hard|This quartet leader died young & mysteriously in 1966, but his music lives on ['I Fought the Law and the Law Won']|Bobby Fuller
09/01/1990|Jeopardy!|SCOTLAND|$500|medium|Scotland's 'Granite City'; its name means 'mouth of the Dee' River, which is where it's located|Aberdeen
22/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$1200|hard|Nigeria's chief port, it sprawls over 4 main islands connected by bridges|Lagos
15/03/2006|Jeopardy!|BUDDHISM'S EIGHTFOLD PATH|$800|hard|The First Amendment gives you the right to 'freedom of' this; Buddhists just want it right|speech
24/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|VICTORY IS OURS|$1600|hard|Lord Admiral Howard's warships defeated the vaunted Spanish Armada in the English Channel in this year|1588
17/09/1999|Jeopardy!|SAM HOUSTON|$500|medium|In 1861 Houston refused to swear allegiance to this government|The Confederacy
21/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OLD JOBS|$800|hard|Farriers & ostlers had occupations tending to these animals|horses
07/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|QUESTIONS|$400|easy|In a Longfellow poem, Priscilla asks this when John Alden urges her to marry Miles Standish|Why don't you speak for yourself, John?
14/06/2000|Jeopardy!|ROCK 'N' POP|$400|easy|He wrote several earlier hits for others, but didn't have his own Top 10 hit until 'Like A Rolling Stone' in 1965|Bob Dylan
04/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MODERN CHINESE HISTORY|$800|hard|In 1949 advancing Communist forces trapped the British naval vessel H.M.S. Amethyst in this river|the Yangtze
29/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'OX' MARKS THE SPOT|$1200|hard|Seward's, it was said, was Alaska|an icebox
09/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'B' GIRLS|$1200|hard|Jane Fonda's weightless striptease in the opening credits ensured this film's cult status|Barbarella
01/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL TRIVIA|$400|easy|He won the presidency with help from a song called 'Grandfather's Hat Fits Ben'|Benjamin Harrison
06/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$800|hard|Columbus was the first European to reach S. America, landing at the mouth of the Orinoco in what's now this country|Venezuela
24/06/2005|Jeopardy!|SYMPTOMS OF AFFLUENZA|$800|hard|Heart palpitations when mentioning the Carnegie Abbey Members Only Club at Narragansett Bay in this state|Rhode Island
02/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NICE 'PERM', TREBEK|$400|easy|Ground that's always frozen in polar regions|permafrost
16/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NEED HELP WITH PRONUNCIATION?|$1200|hard|Mexican state bordering Chiapas: The 'X' sounds like 'H'|Oaxaca
11/01/2007|Jeopardy!|WELL, YOU 'NO'|$200|easy|To propose someone for election to an office|nominate
03/10/1986|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL LOVERS|$500|medium|A black poodle named Oliver slept with this blonde on her 1956 royal wedding night|Princess Grace
28/01/2004|Jeopardy!|WOMEN WRITERS|$400|easy|Some skeptics said that her novel 'Wuthering Heights' must have been actually written by her brother Branwell|Emily Bronte
24/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|NAME'S THE SAME|$2000|hard|This composer with a presidential name wrote the Pulitzer Prize-winning 'On the Transmigration of Souls' to commemorate 9/11|John Adams
07/06/2002|Jeopardy!|I WRITE THE SONGS|$1000|hard|2002 marks the centennial of this composer whose music is heard here|Richard Rodgers
24/05/1999|Jeopardy!|SLANGUAGE|$1200|hard|This term for a film comes from the wavering images in early motion pictures|flick
28/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FARGO|$400|easy|Fargo, North Dakota was named for a partner in this stagecoach express line|Wells Fargo
01/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE REMAKES|$1200|hard|In this movie's 2005 incarnation, the role of the girl, Ann Darrow, was played by Naomi Watts|King Kong
23/04/1998|Jeopardy!|SEAFOOD DIET|$400|easy|Top quality caviar contains less than 5% of this additive|Salt
26/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SNAKE STUFF|$1200|hard|In the Siberian language of Tuvan, snakes are called 'ground' these even though they don't live in water|fish
05/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|GYMNASTICS|$800|hard|This type of gymnastics became an Olympic event in 1984|Rhythmic Gymnastics
17/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$600|medium|In 1941 his story 'The Devil And Daniel Webster' was adapted as a film starring Edward Arnold|Stephen Vincent Benet
15/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDS ROMANTIC|$2000|hard|Cupid is also called Eros & this 4-letter name heard in ancient Roman trysts|Amor
18/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|20TH CENTURY AMERICA|$200|easy|In April 1964, Ford introduced this new sporty car with a $2,368 sticker price|Mustang
27/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLIN'|$1600|hard|The only U.S. president to marry the same woman twice, once in 1791 & once in 1794|Andrew Jackson
02/06/1997|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$500|medium|The Hayden Planetarium is a part of this New York City museum|Museum of Natural History
18/04/1997|Final Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|None|None|First sold in 1912, the Maine hunting shoe was his first retail product|Leon Leonwood (L.L.) Bean
09/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ROCKET SCIENCE|$2000|hard|To leave Earth's orbit, a rocket must accelerate to 25,000 mph to achieve this, EV for short|escape velocity
20/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT|$1200|hard|The 'Oresteia' is a trilogy by Aeschylus; this is a Swedish glass factory|Orrefors
11/05/1999|Jeopardy!|THE UNLUCKY 13th CENTURY|$300|easy|In 1282 friars in Palermo on this island were killed if they couldn't say 'Ciciri' correctly in the local dialect|Sicily
30/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PSYCHOLOGY|$800|hard|An adult who returrns to a childhood level of behavior is exhibiting this defense mechanism|Regression
21/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE NAKED TRUTH|$400|easy|This funny man & movie Santa Claus titled one of his books of musings 'Don't Stand Too Close to a Naked Man'|Tim Allen
23/11/2004|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE TRANSLATIONS|$600|medium|In France, Billy Crystal learned all about 'life, love and cows' in this film|City Slickers
11/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIA THEN & NOW|$800|hard|On Sept. 1, 2004 terrorists from this breakaway republic took more than a thousand hostages at a school in Beslan|Chechnya
09/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SAY YOUR PRAYERS|$1000|hard|Isaac entreated the Lord on behalf of his wife Rebekah & she became pregnant with these twins|Jacob & Esau
20/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT BIOS|$3000|hard|Born 1491, married 1509, married 1533, married 1536, married twice in 1540, married 1543|Henry VIII
29/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN NAMES|$1000|hard|Laurent Clerc helped this man open the first free American school for the deaf in 1817|Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet
16/06/1993|Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$500|medium|In a 1794 paper John Dalton gave the first description of this optical condition|color blindness
19/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$1000|hard|He revised 'Madama Butterfly' in the weeks following its less-than-successful La Scala premiere|Giacomo Puccini
04/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'ICE' MAN COMETH|$800|hard|A move in baseball that results in an out for you, but advances any runner on base|a sacrifice
09/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$400|easy|Enticed by a 1915 treaty giving it Trieste, this country joined WWI's Allies|Italy
14/10/1999|Jeopardy!|YOU OUGHTA KNOW|$200|easy|They're non-retractable & well-developed in the grizzly & delicious with coffee for breakfast|Bear claws
25/11/1999|Jeopardy!|DINNER|$300|easy|An English prime rib dinner isn't complete without this cross between a popover & a souffle|Yorkshire pudding
03/10/2001|Jeopardy!|SAUCEY!|$100|easy|Basil & pine nuts go into this classic sauce from Genoa|pesto sauce
15/05/2003|Final Jeopardy!|GOVERNORS|None|None|In 1967 she became the first woman governor of a state east of the Mississippi River|Lurleen B. Wallace (of Alabama)
21/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FAMILIAL QUOTATIONS|$500|medium|An 18th century anti-slavery medal bore the legend 'Am I not a man and' one of these|a brother
06/02/2006|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S IN A NAME?|$200|easy|Yeah, baby!  Meaning 'magnificent', this Texas-sounding name comes with certain 'Powers'|Austin
22/01/2010|Jeopardy!|WYATT EARP|$200|easy|In 1878 Wyatt Earp was an assistant marshal in this city in Kansas; today, the city has a boulevard named for him|Dodge City
28/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FANTASTIC CRITTERS|$800|hard|This stinging desert dweller, seen here, has a venom potentially fatal to humans|scorpion
18/06/2007|Jeopardy!|STATE BIRDS|$600|medium|Darwin made a famous study of these birds, but not the purple species, New Hampshire's state bird|a finch
05/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SALEM|$800|hard|Salem-born man whom Alexander Graham Bell 'wanted' in 1876|Thomas A. Watson
02/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A ROSE BY ANY OTHER NAME|$1600|hard|The rose shown was named for this flirtatious cartoon character censored by the Hays Office|Betty Boop
27/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T MIND 'F' I DO|$1000|hard|As president of South Africa, he ended the ban on the African National Congress|F.W. de Klerk
16/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$200|easy|This leader, not boxer Cassius Clay, founded the modern Egyptian kingdom in the 1800s|Muhammad Ali
16/01/2004|Jeopardy!|INVENTIVE MINDS|$400|easy|A team headed by Seymour Cray introduced the first 'super' one of these in 1963|computer
09/02/1998|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$400|easy|This 1905 operetta by Franz Lehar features the 'Merry Widow Waltz'|The Merry Widow
05/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SCRABBLE 50-POINT BONUSES|$1200|hard|2 As, R, B, S, D, N: An underwater ridge in a river|sandbar
15/09/2008|Jeopardy!|MISCELLANY|$200|easy|'Precipitation' term for what you do to get a cab to pick you up|hail
13/06/2003|Jeopardy!|ACTORS ON BROADWAY|$400|easy|This 'Independence Day' co-star was in a league of his own as a real animal lover in Edward Albee's play 'The Goat'|Bill Pullman
29/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$1600|hard|Gingerbread figures turn back into boys & girls when the witch's spell is broken in this opera|Hansel and Gretel
04/01/2001|Jeopardy!|DAYS OF THE WEEK|$100|easy|Crusoe's companion|Friday
04/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|This term for a competent but undistinguished craftsman sounds like a person who takes lots of trips|Journeyman
16/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|I WAS HIS SECRETARY OF STATE|$400|easy|Thomas Jefferson|Washington
08/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GO SEE A PLAY OUTSIDE|$200|easy|Presented near Burlington, N.C., 'Pathway To Freedom' tells the story of this historic 'transport'|Underground Railroad
09/03/1999|Jeopardy!|NOVELIST-PLAYWRIGHTS|$200|easy|This 'Lolita' author wrote verse plays such as 'Dedushka' under the pseudonym V. Sirin|Vladimir Nabokov
23/02/2011|Jeopardy!|THE PLACE TO 'B'|$200|easy|Flatbush & Flatlands are neighborhoods in this NYC borough|Brooklyn
25/12/1996|Jeopardy!|CONTINENTAL CONGRESSMEN|$100|easy|The Conway Cabal, a New England congressional group, plotted to oust this man as commander-in-chief|George Washington
09/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE FUNNYMAN WHO PLAYED...|$2000|hard|Chester Lee, a girl's soccer coach in 'Ladybugs'|Rodney Dangerfield
23/11/2006|Jeopardy!|OVER THE COALS|$200|easy|Wear flame-retardant mitts to touch the grill; these French-named charcoal blocks can reach 1000 degrees F.|briquettes
29/11/2002|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE Ws|$800|hard|Clumsy, lacking skill or grace|awkward
19/05/2004|Jeopardy!|VEGGIE-POURRI|$2000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from the science lab.)  Surprisingly, the sweet potato belongs to this botanical family of flowers that open in the early part of the day|morning glories
12/07/2006|Final Jeopardy!|PRO FOOTBALL GEOGRAPHY|None|None|Of all the U.S. states with 2 current NFL teams, it’s the only state the Mississippi River touches|Missouri
06/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TOUR OF JUDY|$1200|hard|Twice nominated for Oscars, this actress once studied at an Australian convent & sang in a rock band|Judy Davis
11/03/2002|Final Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE & SOCIETY|None|None|The tiered steeple of St. Bride's Church in London inspired the traditional form of this festive item|a wedding cake
09/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'E'|$800|hard|When translated from Sanskrit, it's what 'Buddha' means|enlightened one
22/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TASTY MUSICAL ACTS|$1600|hard|This 'citrus' electronica band did music for 30 films in the '80s, including 'Risky Business' & 'Legend'|Tangerine Dream
26/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S THE 26th|$400|easy|The 26th state to join the Union, it bears the name of the lake it borders|Michigan
23/06/1997|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$500|medium|Abner fought for Ish-Boseth against this king but later agreed to join him|King David
14/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CIRCUS & CARNIVAL CINEMA|$800|hard|In 1936 this detective, then played by Warner Oland, was 'at the Circus'|Charlie Chan
12/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BREAD|$1600|hard|Seen here is the classic form of this bread served on the Sabbath & some Jewish holidays|challah
18/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RICE, RICE BABY|$400|easy|The throwing of rice at these ceremonies is a superstition to ensure prosperity & fertility|weddings
29/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TALES OF E.T.A. HOFFMANN|$400|easy|Hoffmann's character Peter Schlemihl has lost this, like Peter Pan|his shadow
02/12/1998|Jeopardy!|GROOVY TIMES|$100|easy|To accessorize granny dresses chicks wore these necklaces of little balls for peace & goodwill|Love beads
03/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|VIVA LA REVOLUTION!|$400|easy|MTV launched the music-television revolution in 1981, one year after this channel began the news revolution|CNN (Cable News Network)
26/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA LIBRETTISTS|$600|medium|The childrens' opera 'The Fisherman and His Wife' has a libretto by this author:  'Rabbit, Run' to see it|John Updike
17/05/1990|Jeopardy!|CEREMONIES|$300|easy|In a Tibetan rite, a boy who picks out this man's former possessions is declared his reincarnation|Dalai Lama
13/12/2011|Jeopardy!|TITLE ANIMALS OF KIDS' BOOKS|$1000|hard|Arnold Lobel:  'Days with ____ and ____' (2 different amphibians)|Frog & Toad
24/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|I MARRIED A PRESIDENT|$800|hard|Abigail Smith|John Adams
28/04/2000|Jeopardy!|WINTERS|$500|medium|Last name of Winters' character known as Maude or Maudie|Frickert
25/05/2004|Jeopardy!|2 'P's|$600|medium|The Star of India is this gem variety of corundum|a sapphire
02/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELIST-PLAYWRIGHTS|$400|easy|Years before the novel 'Lolita', he published his verse play 'Smerti' under a pseudonym in 1923|Vladimir Nabokov
11/06/2002|Jeopardy!|ROCK WITH YOU|$400|easy|Jakob Dylan, the son of Bob Dylan, is the frontman for this group|The Wallflowers
20/02/1998|Jeopardy!|SOUTHERNMOST POINTS|$400|easy|Asia's southernmost mainland point, Cape Piai, lies in this country just north of Singapore|Malaysia
04/02/2008|Jeopardy!|HOW IT'S DONE|$1000|hard|Pile up garbage & lawn clippings at least 3' x 3'; let sit a few months, turning every 4-6 weeks, before using|composting
24/01/2005|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$200|easy|Cosmic rays were first detected by V. F. Hess during a flight by one of these|a hot air balloon
11/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH HISTORY|$1000|hard|Last monarch of the House of Tudor|Elizabeth I
21/04/2003|Jeopardy!|TRY 'STAR'|$1000|hard|It's composed mainly of amylose & amylopectin|starch
04/05/1990|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$200|easy|Nixon & Khrushchev sang this school's song, 'The Ramblin' Wreck', during Nixon's '59 visit to Moscow|Georgia Tech
17/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE STUMPERS|$4000|hard|When the star wasn't available, his brother Joe Estevez was brought in to do voiceovers on this 1979 film|Apocalypse Now
04/02/1999|Jeopardy!|FOOD GLORIOUS FOOD|$300|easy|Eskimo Pie inventor Russell Stover used his proceeds to open one of these shops in 1923|Candy store/chocolate shop
18/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PRIMETIME TV|$1600|hard|(Hi. I'm Julie Bowen, and)  I appeared on 9 episodes of 'ER' as Noah Wyle's girlfriend, a series that was created by this 'Jurassic Park' author|Michael Crichton
04/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ALTERNATIVE HISTORY NOVELS|$800|hard|This German field marshall turns the tide against the Allies in the novel 'Fox on the Rhine'|Rommel
16/04/1999|Jeopardy!|PC WORLD|$300|easy|To take fleas off your dog, or to detect, locate & correct errors in a computer program|Debug
16/12/2002|Jeopardy!|A LITTLE R&R|$600|medium|'She'll have fun fun fun 'til her daddy takes' this vehicle 'away'|T-Bird
27/10/2011|Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE ANIMAL|$1000|hard|A selfish person:  ____ in the manger|dog
07/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT, ME WORRY?|$1200|hard|Sure, my skull's been growing & my jaw's protruding a tad--I doubt I have acromegaly, a disorder of this gland|the pituitary
03/04/2006|Jeopardy!|WHERE THE 'H' IS IT?|$1000|hard|The national anthem of this Caribbean country is titled 'La Dessalinienne'|Haiti
01/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S BOOK TITLES|$400|easy|Margery Williams' story of a stuffed toy that comes to life: 'The ____ Rabbit'|Velveteen
30/04/2009|Jeopardy!|PURPLE PROSE & POETRY|$600|medium|Author who wrote that it angers God 'if you walk by the color purple in a field…and you don't notice it'|Alice Walker
30/06/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. 'O' TOUR|$200|easy|Council Bluffs, Iowa lies across the river from this Nebraska city & makes up part of its metropolitan area|Omaha
06/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GORDON THE WINE SNOB|$800|hard|Gordon calls the bartender at the local tavern this, the French term for a wine steward|Sommelier
16/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE HANGED MAN|$400|easy|He gave his one life for his country on Sept. 22, 1776|Nathan Hale
10/01/1990|Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$200|easy|Some birds have patella bones, commonly called this in humans|kneecaps
27/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ROMAN AROUND AT THE MOVIES|$1200|hard|In a 2003 film, this Hilary Duff character goes to Rome & gets mistaken for an Italian pop star--doesn't everyone?|Lizzie McGuire
27/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WALTZING|$1000|hard|The title of the waltz 'Alice Blue Gown' was inspired by a dress color favored by this woman|Alice Roosevelt
23/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ACRONYMS|$200|easy|Acronymically, 'KISS' means 'Keep it' this way, 'stupid'|simple
22/03/2010|Jeopardy!|SLINGS & ARROWS|$400|easy|A trebuchet, a medieval weapon with a sling for hurling missiles, worked much like this playground apparatus|a see-saw
13/03/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. BODIES OF WATER|$100|easy|This state's lakes include Leech & Otter Tail, but no Lake Wobegon|Minnesota
27/09/1995|Double Jeopardy!|ECONOMICS|$400|easy|These proceeds from a business may be normal or supernormal & may be 'shared' with employees|profits
14/04/2004|Jeopardy!|BRITISH LIT|$400|easy|It's Lewis Carroll's sequel to 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'|Through the Looking-Glass
06/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC CHICAGO|$1000|hard|7 policeman were killed in 1886 when police tried to break up a workers' meeting in this square|Haymarket Square ('Haymarket Riot')
12/09/2006|Jeopardy!|LUNAR LOCALES|$600|medium|Not on my list of vacation spots is the Lacus Mortis, the Lake of this|Death
14/05/1990|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|Of New York City's 5 boroughs, the one that is New York County|Manhattan
12/05/2009|Jeopardy!|KICKIN' IT OLD SCHOOL|$200|easy|This university 50 miles west of London dates back to the 12th century|Oxford
13/10/2009|Jeopardy!|WATER TASTE-OFF|$400|easy|Note the clean bouquet of this brand of Artesian water from a South Pacific archipelago|Fiji
23/10/2007|Jeopardy!|THE OCCIDENTAL TOURIST|$1000|hard|Tour this city, birthplace of Spanish artist Barolome Murillo, & look for a good barber|Seville
15/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NAZARETH|$400|easy|Nazareth is the largest Arab city in this Middle Eastern country|Israel
30/09/1998|Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL JEOPARDY!|$200|easy|Name of the singer whose famous features are seen here|David Bowie
11/12/2007|Jeopardy!|SNACK ATTACK|$600|medium|I'd love some Honey Apple Raisin Chocolate Cookie ice cream, but this duo purposely misplaced the recipe|Ben & Jerry
31/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PATRONS OF THE ARTS|$400|easy|7 National Medals of Arts have gone to corporate patrons of the arts, like Exxon, Sara Lee & this card company|Hallmark
07/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|Mcs & Macs|$400|easy|'Twentieth Century' playwright Charles or 20th century general Douglas|MacArthur
03/11/1986|Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SPORTS|$400|easy|18-year-old Helen W. Moody won a Gold Medal in this in 1924, the last time it was an official Olympic sport|tennis
26/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|POETRY|$800|hard|Carl Sandburg wrote, 'The fog comes on' these|Little Cat Feet
12/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|19!|$2000|hard|Chapter 19 of this Mark Twain tale is 'Knight Errantry as a Trade'|A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court
28/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES BY INITIALS|$400|easy|2010, with animated Vikings: 'H.T.T.Y.D.'|How to Train Your Dragon
19/11/2004|Jeopardy!|BEWITCHED|$600|medium|As a witch's familiar, Pywacket is one of these animals in the play 'Bell, Book and Candle'|cat
02/11/2011|Jeopardy!|LITTLE PEOPLE IN LIT|$1000|hard|Tyrion's last name in 'A Game of Thrones'|Lannister
25/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$200|easy|The Dome is the yearbook of this university near South Bend, Indiana|Notre Dame
04/10/2002|Jeopardy!|& GO TO 'BED'|$400|easy|Native Americans called this fence material the 'Devil's rope'|barbed wire
12/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$800|hard|These twin sons of Mars founded the city of Rome|Romulus & Remus
15/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IN WHICH CANADIAN PROVINCE?|$2000|hard|The Leacock Building at McGill University|Quebec
07/12/2001|Jeopardy!|HAPPY TO BE A 'BUM'|$400|easy|Ubiquitous expressive medium seen here (example being Honk if You Love Jeopardy!)|bumper sticker
20/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$600|medium|This Richard Strauss opera is a 'Wilde' tale set around 30 A.D. in Galilee|Salome
11/06/1998|Jeopardy!|THE LITTLE THINGS IN LIFE|$100|easy|Maybe these smallest birds got their name because they just don't know the words|Hummingbirds
22/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$400|easy|English title of Paul Dukas' symphonic piece 'L' Apprenti Sorcier'|'The Sorcerer's Apprentice'
26/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|NEW YORKERS|$400|easy|This wealthy oil magnate was born in 1839 just outside the village of Richford|(John D.) Rockefeller
19/10/2000|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$200|easy|Having 4 large pairs of these makes the fruit fly a favorite subject for geneticists|Chromosomes
20/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1600|hard|This series of tales by Ovid with a plural title begins with the creation of the world|Metamorphoses
12/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HEADING FOR HOME|$1200|hard|Bobvila.com says that for a 19th century look, you can add these decorative wood strips to the bottom of a wall|moldings
28/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LIKE A 'G'6|$1200|hard|A South American cowboy of the pampas, usually of mixed Spanish & Indian ancestry|a gaucho
12/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FOR THE BIRDS|$1600|hard|This 'ruffed' state bird of Penn. is famous for the drumming sound its wings make when proclaiming its territory|a grouse
14/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'HOT' SEAT|$400|easy|Sexy nickname of Major Margaret Houlihan on 'M*A*S*H'|Hot Lips
06/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE PLAYWRIGHT|$800|hard|'The Cherry Orchard'|Anton Chekhov
16/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN DIPLOMATS|$2000|hard|Philip W. Bonsal, serving in 1959 & 1960, was the last U.S. ambassador to this country|Cuba
12/02/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC BROTHERS|$200|easy|Brothers Nelson & Winthrop & their nephew Jay of this wealthy family all served as state governors|The Rockefellers
24/01/1996|Jeopardy!|'BEFORE' & 'AFTER'|$500|medium|It's a synonym for the hereafter|The afterlife
06/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS|$400|easy|Scene VI of George Bernard Shaw's play about this female saint is set in Rouen in 1431|Joan of Arc
10/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|RIVERS|$600|medium|The world's largest delta is formed by the Brahmaputra & this sacred river|Ganges
06/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS|$1000|hard|In 1985 3 members of this family were arrested for participating in a Naval spy ring|The Walkers
17/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$400|easy|The kind of currency you'd need to play the slot machines in the casino at Monte Carlo|French Francs
06/02/2003|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICAN PLACES|None|None|Over 260,000 people have been buried here, starting in 1864|Arlington National Cemetery
15/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$1200|hard|A strengthless Athenian|a weak Greek
12/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WRITING IN FICTION|$1600|hard|The Broadway show 'Charly' was based on the journals in this Daniel Keyes novel|Flowers for Algernon
14/10/2002|Jeopardy!|DIAMONDBACKS|$1000|hard|The diamondback belongs to this subfamily marked by sensitive receptors between each eye & nostril|pit vipers
29/11/2000|Jeopardy!|APPLES & ORANGES|$400|easy|This U.S. college's athletic teams are known as the Orangemen|Syracuse University
12/06/1997|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'LL'|$400|easy|You can walk for miles on one of these & never leave the same spot|treadmill
27/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH WORDS|$800|hard|George Carlin joked about this many words 'you can never say on television'|7
20/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS WITH 2 VOWELS|$1200|hard|This Christmas shrub with red, pink or white leaves can grow to a height of 10 feet|a poinsettia
18/04/2006|Jeopardy!|'ZO' FAR SO GOOD|$200|easy|The Chinese version of this astrological cycle covers 12 years|the zodiac
13/07/2010|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC ROCK|$400|easy|'I Get Around' was their first #1 hit|The Beach Boys
06/07/2000|Jeopardy!|'A' & 'M'|$200|easy|Campers have 'inflated' opinions about these sleep devices|air mattresses
17/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES|$1600|hard|She played Tina Turner on the big screen & Rosa Parks on TV|Angela Bassett
10/11/2011|Jeopardy!|JEOPORTMANTEAU|$600|medium|Additional note at the end of a letter plus revered texts|postscriptures
14/12/1992|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$100|easy|His stores include 'The Man Who Was' and 'The Man Who Would Be King'|Rudyard Kipling
21/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$1600|hard|In 1874 Ibsen asked Edvard Grieg to compose incidental music for this play|Peer Gynt
28/03/2011|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS GEOMETRIC|$600|medium|At the 1976 Olympics, Nadia Comaneci got a perfect 10 on this uneven equipment|the parallel bars
29/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHO KILLED ME, SHAKESPEARE?|$2000|hard|Lavinia & Tamora, among others; he's also quite the cook|Titus Andronicus
03/03/2011|Jeopardy!|WHAT A NICE PAIR!|$800|hard|'Attack of the Deranged Mutant Killer Monster Snow Goons' is a collection of comics with this boy & tiger combo|Calvin & Hobbes
18/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ROSSINI OPERAS|$800|hard|He's the local barber & general busybody in an 1816 Rossini opera|Figaro
03/01/2005|Jeopardy!|EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION|$600|medium|The overachieving students on this show learned life lessons from substitute teacher Howard Hesseman|Head of the Class
23/09/2009|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|The Swedish island Gotland lies in this sea|the Baltic Sea
15/05/1991|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FIRSTS|$500|medium|In 1856 William L. Dayton ran unsuccessfully as this party's first vice-presidential candidate|Republican Party
21/02/2001|Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS & THEIR WORKS|$300|easy|He dedicated his 'Brandenburg Concerto' to the Margrave of Brandenburg|J.S. Bach
20/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN PHRASES|$7000|hard|A wife tries to console her husband in this tragedy by telling him, 'What's done is done'|Macbeth
09/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TIM CONWAY FILMS|$800|hard|Tim helps a shape-shifting Dean Jones run for office in this sequel to 'The Shaggy Dog'|The Shaggy D.A.
14/09/2004|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK CITY|$400|easy|(Sofia of the Clue Crew skates on the ice rink at Rockefeller Center, New York.)  Though there was a depression on, Rockefeller Rink opened on this festive day in 1936|Christmas Day
03/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S WHAT THEY SAID|$200|easy|After her election, this British prime minister said that she owed 'everything to my father'|Margaret Thatcher
20/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|COMMON  BONDS|$400|easy|Boston, Bibb, iceberg|lettuce
11/06/2007|Jeopardy!|'F' STOP|$200|easy|8-letter word for knives, forks & spoons when used at the dinner table|flatware
18/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|A'R'TISTS|$400|easy|In 1956 he deleted the words 'Dios No Existe' from one of his murals after declaring he was a Catholic|Diego Rivera
26/09/2005|Jeopardy!|SUCH AUGUST GENTLEMEN|$800|hard|Augusto is the first name of this controversial onetime South American dictator|Pinochet
09/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS OF THE WORLD|$1200|hard|Galapagos National Park|Ecuador
10/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|THE SHORTEST|$600|medium|America's shortest-lived major TV network, it brought us Capt. Video until its demise in 1955|the DuMont Network
21/10/2005|Jeopardy!|MULTIPLE CHOICE|$400|easy|Of lock, stock or barrel, the one that's the handle of a whip|a stock
19/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN: WRITE ON!|$400|easy|Eudora Welty's first novel 'Delta Wedding' takes place in the delta of this river|the Mississippi
03/10/2008|Jeopardy!|THE HIGHEST-SCORING SCRABBLE WORD|$1000|hard|Economics, chemistry, physics|chemistry
24/06/2009|Jeopardy!|'BOT' OF COURSE|$400|easy|In 1885 Britain established this nation as a protectorate|Botswana
18/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$200|easy|George Custer's brother Thomas was the only person in the U.S. Army to win 2 of these medals during the war|Congressional Medal of Honor
22/11/1999|Jeopardy!|PULL|$200|easy|From the idea of breaking camp comes this phrase for moving on|Pull up stakes
11/04/2008|Jeopardy!|'C' DUTY|$200|easy|A star is the logo of this popular athletic shoe company|Converse
20/03/2009|Jeopardy!|POKING AROUND SPACE|$600|medium|In 1979 debris from the abandoned space station Skylab fell from orbit & dropped into this ocean|the Indian Ocean
31/12/2009|Jeopardy!|MARSHALL ARTS|$1000|hard|Marshall McLuhan summarized the influence of TV & computers with his aphorism 'The medium is' this|the message
20/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|I LOVE L.A. KERS|$1600|hard|This Hall-of-Fame guard & former Lakers GM is said to be the model for the player depicted in the NBA's logo|Jerry West
18/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSICIANS|$1600|hard|30 years older, this composer was a pal of Vladimir Horowitz, who could really bang out his 3rd Piano Concerto|(Sergei Vassilievich) Rachmaninoff
31/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SPECIAL 'K'|$1600|hard|It stands in the center of Saudi Arabia's Grand Mosque|the Kaaba
26/02/2003|Jeopardy!|POTABLE WORDS|$400|easy|It's the opposite of starboard|port
25/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TV NOSTALGIA|$200|easy|In titles of TV series, it followed 'Grandpa Goes to...' & 'Mr. Smith Goes to...'|Washington
18/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY GROUPS|$1000|hard|Jay McInerney, Tama Janowitz & other '80s writers shared this label with a group of young actors|The Brat Pack
06/11/2004|Jeopardy!|I WANT MY SUV|$800|hard|Xterra|Nissan
17/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|INDEPENDENCE DAYS|$800|hard|Though it was first settled by the French, July 1 marks its partial independence from the U.K.|Canada
22/05/2001|Jeopardy!|FRANCO, MY DEAR|$500|medium|Franco's regime was ostracized for its Fascist policies by this organization formed in October 1945|United Nations
20/12/2010|Jeopardy!|EPISODES OF THE SITCOM|$400|easy|'The Last Time I Saw Maris', 'Guns n' Neuroses'|Frasier
08/05/2009|Jeopardy!|OLD FOLKS IN THEIR 30s|$800|hard|The district of conservative rep. Patrick McHenry in this state includes Mooresville, a home of NASCAR|North Carolina
18/11/2003|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$1000|hard|This leader of the Green Mountain Boys was a champion for the creation of the Green Mountain State|Ethan Allen
26/12/1989|Jeopardy!|'89 ANNIVERSARIES|$400|easy|To open his Paris landmark in 1889, this engineer walked up its 1,671 steps & unfurled a French flag|Gustave Eiffel
08/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PLAY TIME|$1600|hard|Samuel Beckett wrote 'Waiting for Godot'; Clifford Odets wrote 'Waiting for' this man|Lefty
03/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BODY BASICS|$400|easy|Normal body temperature is 37.0 degrees Celsius or this Fahrenheit (to one decimal place)|98.6
12/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL ANTHEMS|$1600|hard|In 2006 'A Man's A Man For A' That' lost a vote to 'Flower Of' this British land as a possible future national anthem|Scotland
14/07/2003|Jeopardy!|'S.B.'|$200|easy|In the 1600s a group of monks in the Alps developed this dog breed|Saint Bernard
01/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'LOVE'|$400|easy|It's an old name for the tomato|a love apple
17/05/2001|Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$400|easy|He wrote the screenplay to the 1983 Disney film 'Something Wicked This Way Comes', which was based on his 1962 novel|Ray Bradbury
16/07/1997|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES|$300|easy|Founded in the mid-1800s, this Paris daily is named for a comic opera barber|Le Figaro
29/04/1999|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMOURS|$400|easy|Actress Nell Gwyn was the lover of Lord Buckhurst before she caught the eye of this 'Merry Monarch'|King Charles II
16/11/1990|Jeopardy!|RECORD LABELS|$400|easy|In 1948 this label introduced the first LP|Columbia
21/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$1000|hard|(Hi, I'm Rob Schneider)  This 'Survivor' co-starred in my 2001 comedy 'The Animal'|Colleen Haskell
07/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|DANCE|$600|medium|This 1990 No. 1 hit by Madonna honored & revived a gay dance craze|Vogue
29/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IF IT'S TUESDAY...|$600|medium|If it's Triti in Thessaloniki, you're speaking this language|Greek
16/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|WILLIAM & MARY|$400|easy|Like many monarchs before them, William & Mary were crowned in this London landmark|Westminster Abbey
02/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE STATE'S POSTAL ABBREVIATION|$2000|hard|...follows 'Toko' in a Michener title|Rhode Island
07/10/2009|Jeopardy!|INFLATABLE|$200|easy|In the event of a car crash, the rapid expansion of nitrogen gas is used to inflate these emergency devices|air bags
24/12/2010|Jeopardy!|FOOTBALL: 20-10|$200|easy|A 20-10 win in 2001 went in Nebraska's column in its bitter rivalry with this school's Sooners|Oklahoma
20/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ASIAN AMERICANS|$200|easy|Tom Matano designed this automaker's sporty Miata|Mazda
08/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MAY FLOWERS|$200|easy|Held each May in Ottawa, the world's largest festival of this flower began with a gift from Dutch royalty|Tulips
16/12/2008|Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON STATE|$600|medium|In 1962 Seattle got one of the first elevated ones of these in a U.S. city; it carried people to the World's Fair|a monorail
27/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TV CARTOON POOCHES|$1200|hard|In 1960 this Hanna-Barbera canine's show became the first cartoon series to win an Emmy|Huckleberry Hound
04/05/2004|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|It's what you do when you put 2 + 2 together, or 1 + 1 for that matter|add
01/06/2006|Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN POLITICS|$200|easy|Rose McConnell Long served as a U.S. senator from this state after the 1935 murder of her husband|Louisiana
15/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$200|easy|Some say man's 1st musical instrument was the flute; others say it was this percussion type|Drum
24/11/2009|Jeopardy!|COMMON SIMILES|$800|hard|Ironically, something incomprehensible is said to be 'as clear as' this 3-letter word|mud
03/01/2011|Jeopardy!|SCENTSATIONAL!|$600|medium|Christian Dior introduced this killer scent in 1985|Poison
06/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOUNDS|$1000|hard|Thiols, emitted by skunks & chopped onions, resemble alcohols but with an atom of this element in place of an oxygen atom|sulfur
05/12/2011|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN NOVELISTS|$1000|hard|In the 1950s he won $10,000 on 'You Bet Your Life', allowing him time off to write a novel... 'The Exorcist'|William Peter Blatty
14/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SPOUSE IN COMMON TO...|$1600|hard|Jan Smithers & Barbra Streisand|James Brolin
15/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'GENERAL' ASSEMBLY|$200|easy|This soap opera premiered April 1, 1963|General Hospital
09/05/2008|Jeopardy!|MOTHER'S DAY|$800|hard|A mom who pushes her child into the performing arts is called this type of mother, a synonym for 'theater'|a stage mother
13/10/1992|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$300|easy|The 1805 battle fought off this Spanish cape established British naval superiority for 100 years|Trafalgar
15/12/2009|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL NAME ORIGINS|$800|hard|This Australian metal band saw their name on an appliance & only knew it had something to do with electricity|AC/DC
07/12/2001|Jeopardy!|THE APOLLO THEATER|$1000|hard|(Cheryl)  'God Bless the Child That's Got His Own' was the signature tune of this woman who appeared at the Apollo with Count Basie in 1937|Billie Holiday
12/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LITTLE PLACES|$200|easy|It was Byrd's base in Antarctica|Little America
22/12/1993|Jeopardy!|WISH SUPERSTITIONS|$200|easy|This part of a bird is broken & the person who gets the larger part gets his wish|wishbone
01/11/1999|Jeopardy!|TRENDS|$200|easy|Billy Blanks is the man behind this fitness system that includes elements of tae kwon do|Tae Bo
30/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|REALLY BAD DATES|$800|hard|In June 1783 Lakagigar began spewing lava on this north Atlantic island & didn't stop until February 1784|Iceland
13/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1200|hard|Henry James-D.H. Lawrence work in which an American woman goes to Europe & has an affair with a gamekeeper|The Portrait of a Lady Chatterley's Lover
09/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|S.U.V.  A-OK|$400|easy|RAV4 & 4Runner|Toyota
07/10/2010|Jeopardy!|THEY DRIVE ON THE LEFT|$1000|hard|If you want to drive from Klerksdorp to Roodepoort in this country, head east & hang a left at Sasolburg|South Africa
07/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|YOU BROKE MY RECORD!|$400|easy|Kareem Abdul-Jabbar with his 31,420th point|Wilt Chamberlain
04/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOOVER DAM|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Hoover Dam.)  Between 1933 & '35, 4.4 million cubic yards of this were laid in the dam, enough to pave a highway from San Francisco to New York City|concrete
29/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RIMBAUD|$1200|hard|Rimbaud's sonnet to this alphabet quintet begins, 'A black, E white, I red, U green, O blue'|vowels
07/11/2007|Jeopardy!|TRADITIONAL ANNIVERSARY GIFTS|$600|medium|For year 30, maybe an oyster dinner, cufflinks for him & a necklace for her made of these|pearls
04/02/2005|Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED ONE FEBRUARY|$200|easy|On Feb. 15, 1965 Canada unfurled its new flag with this national emblem|the maple leaf
16/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS HOMES|$600|medium|This American author's estate outside Havana was called Finca Vigia, or Lookout Farm|Ernest Hemingway
10/11/2003|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$1000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew at Cape Cod, Massachusetts)  When lightning strikes the sand, it can melt & fuse it into a type of this, called fulgurite|glass
11/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|-OLOGIES|$1200|hard|It's the science dealing with the relationship between organisms & their environment|ecology
16/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GRAMMY SONG OF THE YEAR|$1600|hard|1971: Her for 'You Got A Friend'|Carole King
16/04/1999|Jeopardy!|'NEWS'WEEK|$100|easy|Canine term for an inquisitive news reporter|Newshound
11/07/2000|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL NOBILITY|$400|easy|Mrs. Erlynne turns out to be the mother of this Wilde woman in an 1892 play|Lady Windermere
22/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CZECH MATE|$2000|hard|In 1975 this 'Unbearable Lightness of Being' author & his wife Vera left oppression in Czechoslovakia|Milan Kundera
22/12/2008|Jeopardy!|HELLO, DALI|$200|easy|Salvador Dali collaborated with Philippe Halsman on a photography book devoted to this notable Dali facial feature|a mustache
23/02/1998|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL FORESTS|$400|easy|Michigan's national forests are located along Lake Michigan & these 2 other Great Lakes|Huron & Superior
14/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WE MEAN BISMUTH|$400|easy|Based on a salt of bismuth, a pink liquid used to treat upset stomachs has had this name since 1919|Pepto-Bismol
17/01/2000|Jeopardy!|DEUTERONOMY|$300|easy|The wilderness was terrible, there were fiery serpents, scorpions & you had to get this out of a rock!|Water
08/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS ABOUT PRESIDENTS|$2000|hard|'Soldier, Planter, Statesman of the Old Southwest'|Zachary Taylor
06/10/2008|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WOMEN|None|None|The state building that houses Pennsylvania's Department of Environmental Protection is named in her honor|Rachel Carson
22/11/1995|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN AUTHORS|$500|medium|Most of Nadine Gordimer's novels including 'July's People' are set in this country where she grew up|South Africa
10/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT STORIES|$1000|hard|Saul Bellow translated this writer's Yiddish short story, 'Gimpel The Fool' into English|Isaac Bashevis Singer
04/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THAT BLANKIN' SHAKESPEARE|$1800|hard|'Henry IV, Part I': 'The better part of valor is ____'|discretion
01/06/2009|Jeopardy!|'I' OPENERS|$200|easy|It's hard to show some backbone if you're classified as this type of creature that lacks one|an invertebrate
05/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BEVERAGES|$800|hard|The bunny who advertises this chocolate milk mix from Nestle 'Can't Drink It Slow'|Quik
13/11/1996|Jeopardy!|SPORTS STARS|$400|easy|This Olympic gold medal-winning tennis player won the ATP title for the second year in a row August 11, 1996|Andre Agassi
11/05/2000|Jeopardy!|ANTEBELLUM|$200|easy|It's how you'll feel at Louisiana's Bienvenue House, a circa 1830 B&B, or what the name of the house means|welcome
29/09/2004|Jeopardy!|GO ON A DIET|$200|easy|The company named for this woman, co-founder with her husband Sid, urges a balanced food, body & mind approach|Jenny Craig
09/05/2000|Jeopardy!|SECRET SOCIETIES|$300|easy|This group was partly revealed with the publication of 1615's 'Confessio Fraternitatis Rosae Crucis'|Rosicrucians
12/02/2001|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN CITIES|$300|easy|Founded in 332 B.C., this port city was designed by Dinocrates, architect to Alexander the Great|Alexandria
02/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN BODIES OF WATER|$800|hard|This river springs from 2 small streams in the Black Forest, the Breg & the Brigach|Danube
12/06/2003|Jeopardy!|...AND ON DRUMS|$600|medium|Keith Richards has been quoted as saying, 'Without' this drummer 'we wouldn't have a group'|Charlie Watts
12/07/2011|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL FOREST STATES|$600|medium|Pike National Forest|Colorado
17/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS STARS|$1000|hard|She tore off her shirt in excitement after scoring the goal that won the U.S. women the 1999 World Cup|Brandi Chastain
29/09/2009|Jeopardy!|SHARK TANK|$800|hard|(I'm Kevin O'Leary.)  In this type of buyout, a shark swallows up a company with borrowed money, using the company's assets as collateral|a leveraged buyout
07/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE LEFTY WAY|$400|easy|Keith Hernandez knows that lefties at this position have an advantage in starting a 3-6-3 double play|first base
16/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ARABIC|$1200|hard|The name of this headdress for men may be related to the word 'coif'|kaffiyeh
19/11/1992|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$200|easy|This Stones hit begins 'It is the evening of the day, I sit and watch the children play'|As Tears Go By
01/04/1991|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$800|hard|Ole E. Rolvaag wrote 'Giants in the Earth' in this language; it was then translated into English|Norwegian
19/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TERMS OF SERVICE|$1000|hard|Prime minister of Great Britain: 1916-1922|David Lloyd George
07/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TIME|$400|easy|This holiday always gives federal employees their first 3-day weekend of the year|Martin Luther King Jr. Day
26/05/2008|Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$200|easy|According to the proverb, this 'loves company'|misery
28/02/2001|Jeopardy!|OUR AVIAN FRIENDS|$400|easy|The sapsucker, a group of birds in this family, drills holes in trees to stimulate the flow of sap|Woodpeckers
18/03/2004|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$400|easy|Some call it the 'Queen State' because it was named for Queen Henrietta Maria|Maryland
16/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER AFTER F|$400|easy|In a radio broadcast band|M
23/06/2011|Jeopardy!|THE VEGETABLE GARDEN|$1000|hard|This veggie whose name comes from the Latin for 'root' needs to be harvested before root maggots set in|a radish
30/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|21st CENTURY QUOTATIONS|$1600|hard|In 2001 this Vt. senator left the GOP, saying, 'I have changed my party label, but I have not changed my beliefs'|James Jeffords
11/11/1996|Jeopardy!|THE 'A' LIST|$500|medium|Term for one who studies & collects state-of-the-art stereo equipment|an audiophile
19/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEN-HUR|$1200|hard|The film cutting ratio of this action sequence is over 260-1; for every 260' of film shot, 1' was used|the chariot scene
14/12/2009|Jeopardy!|CLINTON AFTER THE PRESIDENCY|$800|hard|(Former President Clinton delivers the clue.)  In May 2009 I was named special envoy to this impoverished Caribbean nation; on my visit in July, I spoke of the hope of accelerated aid & job creation|Haiti
14/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EL 'CID'|$2000|hard|Let's see if knowing this is what 'RNA' is short for is in your RNA|ribonucleaic acid
11/04/1997|Jeopardy!|ROCK MUSIC GEOGRAPHY|$500|medium|Prince, a native of this city, pioneered the smooth, funky 'sound' named for it|Minneapolis
13/04/2010|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER APRIL|$400|easy|In April of 1960, Dick Clark testified before a congressional committee on the type of bribery known as this|payola
11/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'ROT'TEN|$600|medium|No one will ever accuse me of serving this cheap, inferior liquor|Rotgut
23/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CINEMATIC TITLE PAIRS|$400|easy|1992: '....and Natasha'|Boris
03/03/2005|Jeopardy!|2-LETTER ABBREV.|$800|hard|Sadly, what Keats & Chopin died of|TB
22/05/2007|Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT ANIMALS|$1000|hard|Humans and this 'armored' mammal are among the only known animals that carry the bacterium that causes leprosy|armadillos
07/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NUMBERS|$400|easy|'Dollars' paid for Manhattan plus the number of eggs in 2 dozen|48 (24 + 24)
24/03/2004|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$400|easy|After winning the first International Tchaikovsky Competition in 1958, he got his own piano competition|Van Cliburn
16/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICIANS|$1600|hard|For some 'Entertainment Tonight', turn on one of his CDs like 'Live at Red Rocks' or 'Winter Song'|John Tesh
26/11/2007|Jeopardy!|BANNED BOOKS|$400|easy|Predictably, in 1967, 'Lysistrata' by Aristophanes was banned in this country then controlled by a military junta|Greece
06/07/2000|Jeopardy!|CAPITAL|$200|easy|Yokusuka & Yokohama lie on the same harbor as this capital|Tokyo
15/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE NEWSPAPER|$400|easy|When it hit the streets in 1831, Michigan Intelligencer was part of its name|The Detroit Free Press
18/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$200|easy|During stress, adrenalin secreted into the blood stream causes the heartbeat to do this|go faster
11/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY SPOUSES|$600|medium|Mrs. David Duchovny|Tea Leoni
17/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$1000|hard|Last name of Willem & Elaine, husband & wife who were both significant 20th century artists|de Kooning
20/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DEAR JOHN|$1500|hard|In 1980 Carter passed up a debate, so Reagan debated this third candidate instead|John Anderson
12/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BATTLE STATIONS|$1200|hard|Fought in Maryland in September of 1862, it was the bloodiest 1-day engagement of the Civil War with about 5,000 dead|Antietam
28/03/2003|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$400|easy|Founded in 1980, it has helped more than 90,000 ailing kids fulfill desires like meeting a favorite celebrity|Make-A-Wish Foundation
20/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|JUST SAY 'NO'|$400|easy|It's the informal, more common term for rhinoplasty|nose job
23/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ROUGH POLITICS|$6000|hard|'If anyone wants to (follow) me, go ahead.  They'd be very bored', this politician said in 1987; they did, & they weren't|Gary Hart
23/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PRO WRESTLING|$400|easy|This '50s wrestler whose name advertised his good looks used to toss bobby pins to his fans|Gorgeous George
03/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COOL MOVIES|$1600|hard|A really cool film of 2006 was this one about a pack of sled dogs stranded in Antarctica|Eight Below
20/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SMALL ISLANDS|$2000|hard|Tourists love this largest island off the coast of the Yucatan Peninsula due to the white sand beaches & Mayan ruins|Cozumel
12/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE MEDIA ON TV|$400|easy|David Spade is the snide assistant to the publisher of Blush magazine on this sitcom|Just Shoot Me
25/12/2002|Jeopardy!|LET'S FOOL AROUND!|$200|easy|'Fool to Cry' was a Top 10 hit for this group in '76, which must have given them 'Satisfaction'|The Rolling Stones
02/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL RECORDING REGISTRY|$800|hard|This singer made the list with his 1920 recording of 'Swanee'|Al Jolson
17/11/1994|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'E'|$300|easy|On-screen, they're 'special' (7)|effects
20/12/1991|Double Jeopardy!|'G'EOGRAPHY|$600|medium|John Cabot was one of the famous explorers from this Italian city|Genoa
30/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ONE 'PLANET'|$1200|hard|This restaurant in which Arnold Schwarzenegger was an investor has locations from Acapulco to Auckland|Planet Hollywood
10/05/2006|Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$400|easy|People with this most common blood type were once considered universal donors|O
23/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FLICK ARRR!|$400|easy|Johnny Depp got gold caps for his turn as Captain Jack Sparrow in this 2003 film|Pirates of the Caribbean
14/03/1990|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICAN POETRY|None|None|The poem that includes the line:  'Leave no black plume as a token of that lie thy soul hath spoken!'|The Raven' (by Edgar Allan Poe)
26/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|A VISIT TO THE MET|$400|easy|(Alex reports from the Metropolitan Opera at Lincoln Center.)  The 2011-2012 Metropolitan Opera season opens with world-famous soprano Anna Netrebko as this ill-fated wife of Henry VIII|Anne Boleyn
31/03/2000|Jeopardy!|DOWN TO EARTH|$300|easy|This desert is home to the hottest place in North America|Mojave
24/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH AUTHORS|$1200|hard|In 1856 he & his 2 editors were brought to trial for publishing a morally offensive book, 'Madame Bovary'|Gustave Flaubert
21/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN-BORN OSCAR WINNERS|$400|easy|Aussie Geoffrey got quite a rush winning for this 1996 film|Shine
20/01/2004|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH|$600|medium|Now working for W, this Wyomingite was President George H.W. Bush's Secretary of Defense|(Dick) Cheney
12/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORD PROCESSING|$600|medium|From Latin for 'to run', it runs blinking around the screen to show where the next character goes|Cursor
09/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$600|medium|The Oriental & Mediterranean types of this insect are serious agricultural pests|Fruit Flies
29/06/2005|Jeopardy!|THAT'S WHERE IT'S AT, MAN!|$200|easy|It's borders are the Atlantic Ocean to the south & west & Spain to the north & east|Portugal
30/12/2010|Jeopardy!|BIRD-OLOGY|$800|hard|Nearly blind, this flightless bird of New Zealand relies on its sense of smell to find food|the kiwi
04/01/2007|Jeopardy!|LET'S GO CAMPING!|$200|easy|This type of small, 2-man tent sounds like it's designed for your young dog|pup tent
18/11/1993|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$300|easy|The plantain member of this fruit family, musaceae, is also called Adam's fig|Banana
12/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH HISTORY|$2000|hard|The October 1415 battle of this fortress, lost to the English, actually took place in a nearby muddy field|Agincourt
01/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE STUFF|$2000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew spins purple plastic tube.) When the tube spins, high pressure pushes air through it to the lower pressure end, producing sound & demonstrating this principle named for a Swiss mathematician|the Bernoulli principle
02/12/1988|Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$400|easy|The state where you're most likely to get invited to a dance party called a 'fais dodo'|Louisiana
12/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE GATHERING OF NATIONS|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Gathering of Nations in Albuquerque, NM.) The origins of the Kiowa gourd dance come from the tale of a man who saw a red one of these singing & dancing; the howl is a tribute to the sacred animal|a wolf
20/04/2009|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN LANGUAGE|$200|easy|It's not nice to give someone the 'cold' this, epaule in French|shoulder
16/11/2010|Jeopardy!|GLEE|$400|easy|Matthew 14:27 says, 'Jesus spake unto them, saying, be of good' this|cheer
19/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HANG A 'UE'|$400|easy|From the Greek for 'ten words', it's another name for the 10 Commandments|Decalogue
17/09/2001|Jeopardy!|SPEAKING CAJUN|$400|easy|Kawasaki knows 'laissez les bons temps rouler!' means this|let the good times roll
23/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$200|easy|His Symphony in B Minor wasn't his only unfinished composition -- just the most famous|Franz Schubert
26/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'EEN'|$1600|hard|About the size of a fist, it's located on the left side of the abdomen, near the stomach|the spleen
26/01/2004|Jeopardy!|FROMMER'S TRAVEL USA|$600|medium|At this ranch about 40 minutes out of Dallas you can eat at Miss Ellie's Deli|Southfork
25/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BANDS IN MOVIES|$1200|hard|Los Lobos had a No. 1 hit with this song, also the title of a 1987 movie biography|La Bamba
29/05/2009|Jeopardy!|ALEXANDER|$200|easy|Alexander the Great was born in this mountainous kingdom of Northern Greece|Macedonia
23/01/2001|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|None|None|After his death in 1994 at age 81, Time magazine put him on its cover for a record 55th time|Richard M. Nixon
10/12/2002|Jeopardy!|MEMORY TEST|$400|easy|Give me a U!  If you understand things right away, you're 'quick on' this|the uptake
31/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MEN IN SONG|$1200|hard|Sting's musical tribute to noted author & dandy Quentin Crisp is titled this 'in New York'|An Englishman
26/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|STATE'S RIGHTS|$400|easy|Vermont|New Hampshire
07/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY WHICH CAME FIRST|$800|hard|'The Pelican Brief', 'The Firm', 'The Client'|The Firm
12/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK LIFE|$600|medium|Greek cafe music features a lute called a bouzouki & this woodwind, the klarino|Clarinet
19/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|INNS|$800|hard|Gray's Inn is one of these associations that control admission to Britain's bar|the Inns of Court
18/03/2009|Jeopardy!|CHALLENGING THE BARTENDER|$600|medium|Yo, mixologist... my grandfather wants a Rickey made with the Beefeater brand of this liquor|gin
02/02/2004|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE Cs|$800|hard|In southern Europe, sometimes it's a dry, dusty wind from Africa, sometimes a warm, sultry wind with rain|sirocco
03/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$400|easy|This 7-day observance promoted by the American Library Association takes place in April|National Library Week
16/05/2003|Jeopardy!|AT THE CIRCUS|$600|medium|Rather than this traditional object, Cirque de Soleil's creative studio uses a pit filled with 25,000 foam cubes|net
30/12/2010|Jeopardy!|PORTUGUYS|$400|easy|In the 17th century Pedro Teixeira, one of the early explorers of this river, traversed it from Belem to Quito|the Amazon
15/01/1988|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'WH'|$100|easy|The Scotch variety is seldom spelled with an 'E'|whiskey
15/03/2011|Jeopardy!|ET TU, BRONTE|$1000|hard|Charlotte, Emily & Anne published their poetry as Currer, Ellis & Acton this; does it ring one?|Bell
30/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHERS|$1200|hard|Parmenides, Mr. One Unchanging Reality, was a major thinker pre-this man born around 470 B.C.|Socrates
07/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BIG BOOKS|$1500|hard|Thomas Pynchon's 1997 novel about these 2 surveyors runs over 700 pages -- that's a lot of 'line's|Mason & Dixon
02/07/1998|Jeopardy!|DOCUMENTS|$100|easy|The U.S. government encourages traveling citizens to smile for their photos in these booklets|Passports
02/04/1997|Jeopardy!|BEER|$300|easy|A black & tan mixes light-colored ale & this dark brew that made Guinness famous|Stout
15/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES BY THE NUMBER|$400|easy|Moe Howard, Larry Fine & Curly Howard|The Three Stooges
30/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TURNING 40 IN '98|$600|medium|(Hi, I'm Franklin Diaz-Chang, an astronaut on board the Space Shuttle Discovery.)  Oct. 1, 1998 is the 40th birthday of this government agency|NASA (the National Aeronautics and Space Administration)
28/05/2009|Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$200|easy|M.C. is short for this, your average entertainment host|master of ceremonies
11/09/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITY SONGS|$200|easy|In 1976 Billy Joel was in this city's 'state of mind'|New York
30/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DEEPWATER PORTS BY COUNTRY|$1600|hard|Ramsgate, Kirkcaldy|the United Kingdom
06/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE LANGUAGE OF LOVE|$2000|hard|This Victorian prime minister observed, 'The magic of first love is our ignorance that it can ever end'|Benjamin Disraeli
25/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THOMAS PAINE|$600|medium|Paine wrote that it 'Even in its best state, is but a necessary evil; in its worst state, an intolerable one'|Government
16/06/1997|Jeopardy!|ROCK LYRICS|$100|easy|Chuck Berry told this composer to 'Roll Over' & 'Tell Tchaikovsky the News'|Beethoven
15/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MANHATTAN|$200|easy|This magnet for shopaholics known as Bloomie's stands on 59th between Lexington & 3rd|Bloomingdale's
13/07/2004|Jeopardy!|A DEVILISH CATEGORY|$800|hard|Goethe & Mann used an anonymous 1587 tale about this devilish doctor as a basis for tales of their own|Faust (or Faustus)
27/11/1998|Jeopardy!|SECRET IDENTITIES|$200|easy|Diana Prince|Wonder Woman
06/01/2009|Jeopardy!|BEATLES LYRICS|$800|hard|'Beep beep mm, beep beep, yeh!'|Drive My Car
11/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DICKENS CHARACTERS|$800|hard|Drinking beer, kicking dogs & hitting women are hobbies of this man, Fagin's adult accomplice|Bill Sykes
08/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK LETTER HOMOPHONES|$1600|hard|A trademark brand of format for VCR tape|Beta
10/10/2011|Jeopardy!|THIS YEAR IN HISTORY|$400|easy|1770: This man & Seth Warner organize the Green Mountain Boys|Ethan Allen
22/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DANCING WITH THE STARS WINNERS|$2000|hard|It's no myth--this champion speed skater took the gold in season 4|Apolo Ohno
08/06/2000|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER ABBREVIATIONS|$100|easy|If you see this on a party invitation, stop by the liquor store on your way over|BYOB (bring your own bottle/booze)
15/11/2000|Jeopardy!|THE 'SS' WORD|$300|easy|It's the highest rank of diplomat|Ambassador
08/07/2003|Jeopardy!|HONKERS|$800|hard|In 2000 Dick Jones was named a Disney legend for supplying the voice of this 1940 title character|Pinocchio
08/05/2006|Jeopardy!|PAINT JOB|$800|hard|Traditionally, the finest oil paint brushes are made from the bristles of this animal, especially ones from Chungking|hogs
17/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|NORWAY'S CULTURE & HISTORY|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew stands before a tall sculpture in the Vigelund Sculpture Garden in Oslo, Norway.) The centerpiece of Oslo's Vigelund Sculpture Garden is a 57-foot tower depicting intertwined human figures reaching to the heavens; it's known as this, from Latin for made from a single stone|a monolith
10/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPANISH CLASS|$800|hard|This fiber is lana; the steel kind is lana de acero|wool
20/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PLACEMENT|$400|easy|You're in this arena if you're gazing down from the uppermost deck added by Domitian in 82 A.D.|the Colloseum
30/09/2010|Jeopardy!|NEW ABBREV.|$1000|hard|Currently, she's the FLOTUS|Michelle Obama
03/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'D' DAY|$1600|hard|On a whale shark this fin can be 4 feet high|the dorsal fin
25/09/1998|Jeopardy!|BEER BASH!|$400|easy|This brand's label says it's 'From the glass lined tanks of old Latrobe' & includes a mysterious '33'|Rolling Rock
30/04/2004|Jeopardy!|RHYMING BRANDS|$400|easy|One slogan said, 'Me-Hee for' this chocolate drink|Yoo-Hoo
29/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$400|easy|He included sketches of Dutch rural scenes in a letter to his brother Theo sent around 1885|Vincent Van Gogh
27/04/2007|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$1000|hard|The Oakdale (Minn.) Tree Board won the 2006 Lady Bird Johnson Award from this holiday's foundation|Arbor Day
01/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$1600|hard|The Ginza is this Asian capital's shopping & entertainment center|Tokyo
10/12/2001|Jeopardy!|VERB-OTEN|$400|easy|It can mean 'to abduct', as in the case of the Sabine women, as well as to sexually assault|rape
01/04/1993|Double Jeopardy!|OPERETTAS|$700|hard|The German title of this Lehar operetta is 'Die Lustige Witwe'|The Merry Widow
15/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HERBS & SPICES|$800|hard|Also called Chinese parsley, it's a welcome addition to rice or salsa when chopped|Cilantro
19/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|H2O MUSIC|$1200|hard|One group found this bluesman's 'Rollin' Stone' tune of 1950 inspiration enough for a band name|Muddy Waters
17/12/2004|Jeopardy!|ROBOTS, ANDROIDS & CYBORGS|$400|easy|Waiting out a sandstorm on Tatooine, this astromech droid made a new friend in a protocol droid|R2-D2
13/06/2005|Jeopardy!|SHUT YOUR MOUTH!|$1000|hard|''Are you lost, Daddy?' I arsked... 'Shut up,' he explained' is from this 'circular' sportswriter's 'Young Immigrunts'|Ring Lardner
05/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ALL GOD'S CREATURES|$1000|hard|This order of mammals consists of just 3 species: the duck-billed platypus & 2 echidnas|monotremes
29/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THE CONSTRUCTION CREW|$1000|hard|Let's see if Jennifer Beals is available for this job of heating & joining metal|welding
22/01/1999|Jeopardy!|MANY 'NATION's|$100|easy|In the Pledge of Allegiance, it's the 4-word phrase that precedes 'Indivisible'|One Nation Under God
25/04/2011|Jeopardy!|'V' 8-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|Revenge, Italian style, especially between families|vendetta
05/10/2007|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS|$200|easy|A campaign slogan in 1964 said, 'All the way with' these 3 letters|LBJ
16/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ARE YOU WELL RED?|$2000|hard|The title figure of this Steinbeck work is a colt that Jody receives as a gift & names Gabilan|The Red Pony
09/03/2010|Jeopardy!|ON THE  ____|$200|easy|Abstaining from alcohol|on the wagon
07/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE 16th CENTURY|$400|easy|In 1534 he explored the Gulf of St. Lawrence, helping lay the basis for French claims to North America|(Jacques) Cartier
08/06/1998|Jeopardy!|THE OCEAN|$400|easy|The cyanea, a northern type of this, may have 100-foot-long tentacles & not one bone|Jellyfish
11/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS|$1000|hard|Good looks & support of compromise got this New Hampshirite elected in 1852 at age 47|Franklin Pierce
26/12/2005|Jeopardy!|OJ (ORANGE JUICE) THESAURUS|$400|easy|This synonym for 'unadulterated' or 'chaste' is a big part of orange juice marketing|pure
07/11/1994|Jeopardy!|ROCK SONGS|$100|easy|This Bill Haley number was only a minor hit until featured in the movie 'Blackboard Jungle'|Rock Around The Clock
06/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MEN OF THE CLOTH?|$200|easy|Quarterback Bradshaw or writer Southern|Terry
06/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MAPS|$800|hard|This term refers to the box on a map that explains what the symbols and colors represent|the key (or legend)
30/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE THE MAN|$400|easy|They're the main rivers of the 2 cities where Shakespeare spent most of his life|Avon & Thames
29/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT 'A' COUNTRY!|$400|easy|It's nearly 4 times the size of Texas, & 85% of it is made up of the Sahara Desert|Algeria
12/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BEGINS & ENDS WITH 'E'|$400|easy|In 2002 this female rapper had her biggest hit, 'Gangsta Lovin'' featuring Alicia Keys|Eve
31/03/2006|Jeopardy!|VANITY|$200|easy|In an interview Carly Simon said this star called & thanked her for the song 'You're So Vain'|Warren Beatty
21/12/2006|Jeopardy!|THE MACY'S PARADE: BEHIND THE SCENES|$200|easy|(Jon of the Clue Crew stands on a catwalk in a storeroom.) The first Macy's parade in 1924 included live bears--they scared the children, so in 1927 balloon animals debuted, including this silent cartoon cat|Felix the Cat
24/11/2009|Jeopardy!|COMMON SIMILES|$600|medium|This ichthyological simile might apply to someone spending too much time at the bar|drinking like a fish
01/11/2006|Jeopardy!|'SUPER' WORDS|$800|hard|A character written above & immediately to the side of another; the '2' in x2, for example|a superscript
03/03/2000|Jeopardy!|DISNEY DOGS|$200|easy|We don't know why a mouse would have a dog, but he's Mickey's faithful pet|Pluto
26/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICAL HISTORY|$200|easy|It was used as a medicine from 600 B.C. until 2nd century A.D., when people began to wash with it|soap
28/05/1998|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$300|easy|It's coffee mixed with whiskey, such as Jameson's, & topped with whipped cream|Irish coffee
09/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|JAMES|$1200|hard|He came up with a copier machine & a clothes dryer as well as a famous engine|James Watt
25/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED SINGERS|$400|easy|Ion decline|Celine Dion
05/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS IN HISTORY|$400|easy|By the time he was 13, Louis XV had already been king of this country for 8 years|France
04/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOOVER DAM|$1200|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew reports from Hoover Dam.)  For much of its early history, Hoover Dam was called this, from a canyon where it was once going to be built|Boulder Dam
12/03/1997|Jeopardy!|MOVIE PRODUCERS|$500|medium|Julia Phillips was the first woman producer to win a Best Picture Oscar, for this 1973 con game film|The Sting
12/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS ON FILM|$2000|hard|Bette Midler went beyond the 'Valley of the Dolls' to play this novelist|Jacqueline Susann
12/04/2001|Jeopardy!|AIN'T THAT AMERICA|$200|easy|This state was named for a man who was a European king from 1643 to 1715|Louisiana
25/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'UN'CATEGORY|$800|hard|A mortician or funeral director|an undertaker
22/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE SUPREME COURTSHIP|$2000|hard|These lovers in mythology have a big misunderstanding involving a lion, a scarf & a mulberry tree|Pyramus & Thisbe
21/02/2007|Jeopardy!|WHAM-O|$600|medium|Wham-O received its name from this first product; when a projectile hit its target, it made a 'Wham-O' sound|a slingshot
17/04/2006|Jeopardy!|RIDE WITHOUT A LICENSE|$200|easy|If you want to go jibbing, you don't need a sailboat but an armada twin-tip pair of these snow devices|skis
28/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$2500|hard|Characters in this Dickens novel include Mealy Potatoes, Mr. Creakle & Edward Murdstone|David Copperfield
06/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|YALE|$400|easy|(Sofia of the Clue Crew at Yale University)  Boy, the way he played when he led his band in concert from Woolsey Hall during the Second World War|Glenn Miller
18/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|5 PEOPLE WHO'VE NEVER BEEN IN MY KITCHEN|$400|easy|This New Orleans trumpeter blew some of the first great jazz solos with his Hot Five & Hot Seven combos|Louis Armstrong
16/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY 101|$1600|hard|The lid seen here depicts a bird in this dynasty that was ruling China in 101|Han
04/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'IDI' I MEAN|$1200|hard|(Listen.) You're hearing this type of file for communication between electronic instruments & computers|a midi file
28/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'C' IN PHYSICS|$800|hard|In a battery, electrical current runs between the anode & this other electrode|a cathode
28/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK MYTHOLOGY|$400|easy|The Judgement of Paris refers to the picking of a winner in one of these contests|a beauty contest
24/03/2004|Jeopardy!|SCANDALOUS STORY HEADLINES|$600|medium|'In New Reality Show', this fairy tale maiden 'Chooses Among Seven Stumpy Suitors!'|Snow White
25/10/2002|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL CITIES|$400|easy|Joseph & Mary traveled to this city of Joseph's ancestors 'to be taxed'|Bethlehem
05/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THIS & THAT|$1000|hard|It's a pipe carrying rain down off the roof of your house; there may be an itsy bitsy spider in it|a (water)spout
21/01/2008|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMOURS|$400|easy|When this 'great' guy became King of Judea, he banished his first wife, Doris, & married a princess named Mariamne|Herod the Great
11/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|YMCA|$800|hard|The YMCA was founded in this world capital in 1844|London
09/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ASIAN PERSUASION|$1200|hard|Growing only about 5-9 inches long, the amago salmon is native to the southern islands of this Asian nation|Japan
06/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|STREET-WISE TV|$1600|hard|A working title for 'Boston Legal' was this 'Street', the center of London journalism|Fleet Street
10/07/2008|Jeopardy!|PHRASES IN THE KING JAMES BIBLE|$1000|hard|Not just for sick M.D.s, this 3-word proverb suggests Jesus should work miracles in his hometown as he did abroad|Physician, heal thyself!
31/12/2008|Jeopardy!|MOVIE CALENDAR|$800|hard|Jack Skellington, the Pumpkin King, delivers toys to kids in this Tim Burton film|The Nightmare Before Christmas
01/11/2007|Jeopardy!|MONROE|$400|easy|In 1948 she had one line in 'Love Happy', the last Marx Brothers movie|Marilyn Monroe
29/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|RUMINANTS|$800|hard|This llama relative, scientific name Lama pacos, is grown mainly for its fine wool|Alpaca
20/10/2010|Jeopardy!|ONLY YESTERDAY|$200|easy|'Yesterday' was released as a Beatles song, but this lad wrote & sang it himself|(Paul) McCartney
18/01/1996|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$200|easy|In the basic form of this game, each player gets a card with 5 horizontal rows of numbers from 1 to 75|bingo
19/10/2001|Jeopardy!|ART ATTACK|$400|easy|Students looking at 'Fall of the Angels' in a Rome museum noticed this problem, as it didn't match the guidebook photo|it was upside down
22/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE|$1000|hard|The Abbey Theatre is so-named because it's located on lower Abbey Street in this capital city|Dublin
20/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS WITH 2 VOWELS|$1600|hard|Popular with tourists, it's the capital & largest city of the Bahamas|Nassau
09/01/2003|Jeopardy!|SCHOOL SUPPLIES|$1000|hard|You can draw & measure angles with this, often a semicircular piece of transparent plastic|protractor
01/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LOUIS XIV|$200|easy|Louis' nickname; he used the symbol as his emblem|the 'Sun King'
09/01/1998|Jeopardy!|TV FACTS|$500|medium|More than 20 years before Fran Drescher, she played a nanny in 'Nanny and the Professor'|Juliet Mills
07/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$200|easy|A projecting support, whether or not it's 'flying'|Buttress
23/06/1987|Jeopardy!|THE OLYMPICS|$200|easy|Ecaterina Szabo led this country's women's gymnastics team to the gold in the 1984 games|Romania
24/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE MINOR PROPHETS|$600|medium|Hosea warns that his people 'Have sown the wind, and they shall reap' this|The whirlwind
04/07/2002|Jeopardy!|BORN ON THE FOURTH OF JULY|$800|hard|Take our advice & name the columnists born in 1918 as Esther Pauline Friedman & Pauline Esther Friedman|Abigail Van Buren & Ann Landers
24/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'I''s HAVE IT|$400|easy|Types of this plant include English, ground Boston & poison|Ivy
28/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HEY 19|$1200|hard|This Kellogg's cereal introduced in the 1960s combines toasted corn, oats, wheat & rice|Product 19
11/07/2006|Jeopardy!|MARTIAL ARTS|$200|easy|Judo contestants don't wear shoes & socks, & the color of these changes as they gain expertise|belts
22/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WAXING POETIC|$2000|hard|This Quaker poet wrote of a 'barefoot boy, with cheek of tan'|John Greenleaf Whittier
24/01/1996|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$500|medium|Named after its 19th century inventor, this pendulum demonstrates the Earth's rotation|Foucault's Pendulum
11/02/2005|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY SCIENCE TIDBITS|$800|hard|In the '70s Hans Dehmelt took a color photo of Astrid, a single charged ion of this element, Ba|barium
30/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|JACKETS REQUIRED|$1200|hard|For warmth, you can't beat this double-breasted navy blue wool jacket worn by U.S. sailors|a peacoat
18/02/2003|Jeopardy!|KISSES|$600|medium|During a service in a synagogue, a man touches this with the fringe of his prayer shawl, then kisses the fringe|the Torah
02/06/2008|Jeopardy!|AH, SWEET MYTHTERY|$600|medium|Hard-partyin' half-man, half-goat creatures of Greek mythology|a satyr
18/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THEY COME IN THREES|$800|hard|In literature Athos, Porthos & Aramis were this title trio|the Three Musketeers
21/11/2008|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$400|easy|This river's source lies in the Plateau of Langres about 18 miles northwest of Dijon|the Seine
06/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LETHAL WEAPON|$800|hard|(Clue with the Clue Crew missing because of a tape problem)|---------------------------------------
10/12/1998|Jeopardy!|RETIRED JERSEYS|$200|easy|San Francisco 49ers No. 16|Joe Montana
23/05/2008|Jeopardy!|JUST DESSERTS|$200|easy|This fluffy white confection holds your Rice Krispies Treats together|marshmallows
11/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED MAMMALS|$1000|hard|A little monkey: MORE MAST|marmoset
01/02/2010|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$400|easy|In 1864 this NYC politician set up a printing company, then assigned all city printing to it|Boss Tweed
15/05/1990|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$300|easy|A walking stick that probably isn't made of candy|Cane
23/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|Classic candy bar that's a female Supreme Court justice|Baby Ruth Ginsburg
14/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|16th CENTURY PEOPLE|$200|easy|This Englishman introduced the potato to Ireland & popularized tobacco smoking in Britain|Sir Walter Raleigh
27/02/2008|Jeopardy!|FAMILY-FRIENDLY MUSICALS|$400|easy|In 'You're AaGood Man, Charlie Brown', this kid famous for his security blanket sings 'My Blanket And Me'|Linus
17/09/1998|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL RELATIVE|$200|easy|William Henry Harrison was this to Benjamin Harrison|Grandfather
02/07/1999|Jeopardy!|MILITARY TELEVISION|$300|easy|This Tom Selleck title character was a Vietnam veteran who had served in Navy intelligence|Magnum, P.I.
20/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$2000|hard|(I'm Aaron Brown of CNN.)  I've won several of these awards for excellence in journalism from the Society of Professional Journalists|the Sigma Delta Chi Awards
02/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FAST FOOD|$1000|hard|This chain of seafood shoppes is headquartered in Lexington, Kentucky, a long way from 'Treasure Island'|Long John Silver's
15/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HIDE & SEEK|$2000|hard|I'm hiding in Ivan the Great's bell tower, so seek me in this historic Moscow fortress|the Kremlin
02/04/1998|Jeopardy!|LAUNCH THIS!|$200|easy|The Pyrotechnics Guild International enjoys launching varieties of these, including 'stars' & 'comets'|fireworks
13/03/2009|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN LINES|$400|easy|'These united colonies... are absolved from all allegiance to the British crown' is a statement from this|the Declaration of Independence
08/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NEXT LINE, PLEASE|$400|easy|'I know not what course others may take; but as for me...'|Give me liberty or give me death
06/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1890s|$800|hard|Of 'Frankenstein', 'The Invisible Man' or 'Dracula', the one not created in 1897|'Frankenstein' (created in 1818)
06/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SHE'S IN CHARGE|$800|hard|This office company whose name is synonymous with making copies is headed by Anne Mulcahy|Xerox
25/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A GAME OF NUMBERS|$2000|hard|It's the highest no. of points that can be scored on a standard dartboard with a single throw of a dart|60 (triple 20)
25/02/2003|Jeopardy!|HOOKED ON HOMOPHONICS|$1000|hard|An unemployed object of veneration|idle/idol
18/07/2001|Jeopardy!|THEM'S FIGHTIN' WORDS|$100|easy|To prepare for war, 'dig up' this ax; when you've made peace, you bury it again|the hatchet
13/05/2002|Jeopardy!|TOUGH POTPOURRI|$400|easy|The jird is a common (& rather cute) type of this hamster relative|a gerbil
01/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC WATER|$800|hard|Because the Jordan is at a tenth of its normal flow, the briny waters of this sea have dropped 130 feet since 1980|the Dead Sea
12/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$2000|hard|During WWII this 'All-American Boy' of radio drama helped track down Nazi spies & traitors|Jack Armstrong
16/12/1998|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL TERMS OF SERVICE|$100|easy|January 20, 1953 - January 2, 1961|Dwight D. Eisenhower
05/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$800|hard|Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell of this state was formerly a top-ranked judo champion|Colorado
25/12/1998|Jeopardy!|RUDOLPH|$300|easy|You'll find this body of water in the eastern part of Kenya's Rift Valley|Lake Rudolph
08/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS HOME CITIES|$400|easy|The NBA's Suns|Phoenix
31/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THEY BITE, THEY STING|$1000|hard|AKA the violin spider, this poisonous variety differs from other spiders in that it has 6 eyes rather than 8|the brown recluse spider
13/04/2009|Jeopardy!|ROLLING ROCK|$400|easy|In 1975 this group informed us: 'I wanna rock and roll all nite and party every day'|Kiss
18/11/2005|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY: THE EARLY 1800s|$600|medium|Denmark Vesey, brought to Charleston in 1783, planned one of the USA's first of these types of revolt in 1822|a slave revolt
18/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HOLY ____!|$1600|hard|It was the 'animalistic' signature call of both Phil Rizzuto & Harry Caray|Holy cow!
08/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BEATING AROUND THE 'BUSH'|$1600|hard|The chivalric code of the samurai|bushido
11/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|YOU GLOW!|$2000|hard|The FHWA, this part of the Department of Transportation, insists that some road signs be 'retroreflective'|Federal Highway Administration
08/12/2006|Jeopardy!|GEMSTONES|$800|hard|Native Americans believed this blue-green hydrous phosphate of aluminum & copper protected them|turquoise
16/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COMMUNISTS|$200|easy|Exiled from the USSR in 1929, he lived in Turkey, France & Norway before finding asylum in Mexico|Leon Trotsky
02/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATION|$1000|hard|This man, whose speeches inspired the Russian Revolution, lost his speech after a series of strokes|Lenin
28/03/2006|Jeopardy!|RELIGION IN CORPORATIONS|$400|easy|Clothing chain Forever 21 puts this biblical book & the chapter & verse 3:16 on the bottom of bags|John
05/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FORMER PLACE NAMES|$1600|hard|Miss Saigon?  It's still around, it just goes by this name|Ho Chi Minh City
15/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|STORY PROBLEMS|$400|easy|12 hens each lay a half dozen eggs, but 2 get broken; then a hen lays one more, leaving this many unbroken eggs|71
09/12/2010|Jeopardy!|I KNOW A LITTLE...|$1000|hard|Russian; he loves p'yanitsa, a version of this 'bellicose' card game|war
20/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'N' CHARGE|$2000|hard|Now the capital of China's Jiangsu province, it was once the capital of all China under Chiang Kai-shek|Nanking
18/07/1996|Jeopardy!|ACTION STARS|$200|easy|'I'll be back!' was one of this Austrian-American's few lines in 1984's 'The Terminator'|Arnold Schwarzenegger
21/09/2006|Jeopardy!|'DAD'|$400|easy|A trinket, bauble or other decorative embellishment|a doodad
12/01/1990|Jeopardy!|JUNE 1969|$100|easy|J. Edgar Hoover said RFK authorized the FBI to tap this black leader's phone|Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
04/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|EPITAPHS|$800|hard|'So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past' -- The Great Gatsby|F. Scott Fitzgerald
01/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO A SUPREME COURT CHIEF JUSTICE|$2000|hard|14 pounds, Squire|(Harlan) Stone
23/10/2009|Jeopardy!|'F' TROOP|$800|hard|In the U.S. this holiday is celebrated the third Sunday in June|Father's Day
18/02/2005|Jeopardy!|U.S. PLACE NAMES|$800|hard|See this town, see it run along the only road in Hickman County, Tennessee|Spot
08/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE NOT GOING OUT WEARING THAT|$800|hard|A suit of this, huh? Well, chain mail may be hip now, young man, but we all know the Maximilian type is the way to go!|armor
05/04/2005|Jeopardy!|TREE-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|You gotta hand it to a fortune teller who uses this art to read your hands|palmistry
16/04/2010|Final Jeopardy!|ACTORS|None|None|In 1970 he became the first professional actor to be named a lord|Laurence Olivier
23/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WAR STARS|$600|medium|As Lt. Jordan O'Neil, Demi Moore was the first female to undergo Navy SEAL training in this film|G.I. Jane
18/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARKS|$800|hard|You can stand with feet of clay, Henry Clay, at the reconstructed home where he lived from 1811 to 1852 in this state|Kentucky
06/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$800|hard|When Lazzaro Spallanzani blinded them, they still flew; when he plugged their ears, they were disoriented|Bats
25/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GOT MILK?|$800|hard|This former 'NYPD Blue' duo pulled together asking for you to reach out for 3 glasses a day|Jimmy Smits & Dennis Franz
07/01/2005|Jeopardy!|III|$200|easy|This president's father was William Jefferson Blythe III, but he took office as President under this name|Clinton
07/03/2001|Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICANA|$300|easy|The Plains Indians' parfleche was a bag made of this, also a Clint Eastwood TV show|Rawhide
27/07/2011|Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS FROM BARTLETT'S|$800|hard|A 1920 Robert Frost poem begins, 'Some say the world will end in' this, 'some say in ice'|fire
18/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HAND, SOLO|$1200|hard|Although an arrow needs 2 hands for proper propulsion, when a Brit plays 'arrows', he's playing this game|darts
03/10/1986|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$400|easy|The 2 countries, which, in 1964, merged to form Tanzania|Tanganyika & Zanzibar
25/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TIME FOR A SOLO|$400|easy|Get some goggles & recline in one of these beds: go for the high pressure for a greater proportion of UVA rays|a tanning bed
22/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS HISTORY|$600|medium|During the 14th century 'Babylonian Captivity', this French city was seat of the papacy|Avignon
16/05/2011|Jeopardy!|SHIP NAMES|$600|medium|A pro-war slogan of 1898 was 'Remember' this ship, 'to hell with Spain!'|the Maine
04/12/1997|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$200|easy|A popular performer at aquariums, this dolphin is named for the shape of its snout|Bottlenose dolphin
20/11/2002|Jeopardy!|THE BIRDS & THE BEES|$200|easy|This term for a stingerless male bee sounds like an unmanned spy plane|drone
13/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WEAR IT WELL|$400|easy|Since its 1992 introduction, this cool brand of sneakers with big thick soles has been 'drawing' business|Skechers
16/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY COVERS|$800|hard|This group is heard here covering a song written by Stevie Nicks|The Dixie Chicks
24/03/1998|Jeopardy!|'IN & OUT' CLICHES|$1000|hard|1986 movie seen here:|Down and Out in Beverly Hills
10/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|INSPIRED CHARACTERS|$200|easy|A real 19th century whale named Mocha Dick may have inspired this 1851 novel|Moby Dick
08/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'H'|$1600|hard|Despite a clubfoot, Lord Byron played cricket for this London school in its rivalry match against Eton|Harrow
01/06/2005|Jeopardy!|UNREAL ESTATE|$1000|hard|The Pollitt family plantation is overrun by 'no-neck monsters' in this Tennesee Williams play|Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
27/01/2006|Jeopardy!|GLOBETROTTING|$800|hard|Books by Redmond O'Hanlon include the tale of 'A Journey Between the Orinoco and' this river|the Amazon
20/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE PULITZER PRIZE FOR DRAMA|$2000|hard|1954's winner was John Patrick for 'The Teahouse of' this|The Teahouse of the August Moon
03/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PROJECT RUNAWAY|$1600|hard|This runaway was coached by Pop Warner & excelled in baseball & football as well as the decathlon|Jim Thorpe
17/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HOW'S THE SCREENPLAY GOING, STEVE?|$1600|hard|Steven Soderbergh broke onto the scene writing this 1989 film; the title might have ended with 'DVDs' if Steve wrote it today|sex, lies, and videotape
05/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY E-MAIL ADDRESSES|$1600|hard|naval-historian-action-guy@clancy.cia.gov|Jack Ryan
12/09/2008|Jeopardy!|'NN'-DATED|$200|easy|Yearly|annual
30/04/2004|Jeopardy!|OUR FEATHERED FRIENDS|$200|easy|These smallest birds have very small legs & small feet; they perch but don't walk or climb|hummingbirds
25/04/2001|Jeopardy!|QUOTABLE WOMEN|$200|easy|This Bronte sister revealed in an 1840s letter, 'I am neither a man nor a woman but an author'|Charlotte Bronte
04/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$1200|hard|Verdi's first comic opera was a flop; it was 50 years before he wrote his second, about this Shakespeare character|Falstaff
21/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS OF THE WORLD|$800|hard|This country's Komodo National Park covers 3 major islands & several smaller ones in the lesser Sunda group|Indonesia
16/03/2005|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$200|easy|Just months after becoming the Duchess of Aquitaine, she became the Queen of France|Eleanor of Aquitaine
16/03/2006|Jeopardy!|TWELFTH NIGHT|$200|easy|Dealing with a beastly triple-header was this man's famous twelfth labor|Hercules
09/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$200|easy|As you might expect, you'll find Golden Gate University in this city|San Francisco
15/11/2002|Jeopardy!|THE PREZ SAYS|$400|easy|On January 8, 1918 he told Congress, 'A general association of nations must be formed'|Woodrow Wilson
03/02/1998|Jeopardy!|AT HOME ON THE STAGE|$100|easy|The title of this Ibsen play describes the home of Torvald & Nora Helmer|'A Doll's House'
10/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|REPETITION AGAIN|$200|easy|It was Cyndi Lauper's first No. 1 hit|Time After Time
05/10/2006|Jeopardy!|CANADA, MEXICO OR THE U.S.|$400|easy|It's 90% Catholic|Mexico
02/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WELL, I'LL BE A '30s WORD|$2000|hard|In 1938 Milton Sirotta coined this word for a 1 followed by 100 zeroes|googol
21/02/1997|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$400|easy|This bronze symbol of Copenhagen, located in its harbor, was designed by Edvard Eriksen|The Little Mermaid
02/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|REAL MEN OF THE CLOTH|$200|easy|Some believe that Lubavitch Rabbi Schneerson, who died in 1994, was Mashiah, meaning this|Messiah
03/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY IN MOVIES|$1000|hard|In this famous film Scarlett O'Hara doesn't let the South losing the Civil War slow her down|Gone With the Wind
18/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TAO|$800|hard|Tao began in China as a reaction to the ideas of this philosophy|Confucianism
22/10/1998|Jeopardy!|FLOWER POWER|$500|medium|The term 'perfect' refers to a flower that has both of these male & female reproductive organs|Stamens & pistils
06/05/1997|Jeopardy!|DISCOVERIES|$300|easy|The 1820 discovery of this continent is claimed by both sailors & sealers|Antarctica
14/07/1999|Jeopardy!|BIRD WORDS & PHRASES|$500|medium|It's a 'homicidal' phrase for achieving 2 goals with a single effort|Killing two birds with one stone
02/06/2005|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$600|medium|Every May 13 in Fatima, Portugal a crowd of thousands waves farewell to her with white hankies|the Virgin Mary (Our Lady of Fatima accepted)
26/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BODY PART HOMONYMS|$400|easy|Paul Bunyan could have done this to a barge using just one of these pedal digits|Toe (tow)
11/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|YMCA|$1000|hard|In 1941 the YMCA & 5 other groups formed this to provide entertainment & social services to American G.I.s|USO (United Service Organizations)
01/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BEYOND .COM|$1600|hard|It follows dot in a domain for companies & 'That's show' in a familiar phrase|.biz
22/05/1990|Jeopardy!|'SOUTH'|$500|medium|This successful, no-frills airline is headquartered at Love Field in Dallas|Southwest Airlines
10/02/1999|Jeopardy!|INDONESIA|$500|medium|The first president of the country; like many Indonesians he only used one name|Sukarno
30/09/1997|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$100|easy|30-second TV ads for this January 26, 1997 sporting event sold for an average of $1.2 million|Super Bowl XXXI
01/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER JOBS|$400|easy|He has the simple job of controlling a 'Wizard of Oz' character with whip & chair|the Cowardly Lion tamer
17/07/2000|Jeopardy!|'WIN'|$500|medium|Named for its surveyor, it's also known as K2 because it was the second peak measured in the Karakoram range|Mount Godwin-Austen
16/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHO-SIERS|$800|hard|Indianan who composed such standards as 'Night And Day' & 'Begin The Beguine'|Cole Porter
30/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|GUITARIST'S LINGO|$400|easy|The Byrds' Roger McGuinn is perhaps the most famous player of the Rickenbacker guitar with this many strings|12
08/07/1998|Jeopardy!|MORE ANAGRAMMED COUNTRIES|$100|easy|Pains|Spain
19/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BERRY, BERRY GOOD|$800|hard|These are 'Forever' in a top 10 hit from 1967|Strawberry Fields
05/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LOOK WHAT YOU'VE WON!|$1600|hard|For your all-around fabness: One of these scholarships that have been sending U.S. kids to Oxford since 1904|a Rhodes Scholarship
17/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY|$400|easy|It's where you'll find Kerry's lovely lakes of Killarney|Ireland
11/09/1997|Jeopardy!|KNOW YOUR EARTH|$500|medium|Just above the troposphere is this ozone-containing layer of the atmosphere|the stratosphere
04/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'V' IS FOR|$2000|hard|...this everyday form of Latin spoken by the Romans; sounds crude but it wasn't|Vulgar
18/07/2008|Jeopardy!|THE SHORT FORM|$400|easy|On 'Flip This House', when Armando says it's time to get the demo started, 'demo' is short for this|demolition
11/03/2009|Jeopardy!|THE OLD FARMER'S ALMANAC|$400|easy|In late May, ahead of the official hurricane season, Tropical Storm Ana will threaten this state|Florida
06/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YOU DESERVE A SHOWBIZ AWARD!|$2000|hard|Bearing the name of one of Zeus' daughters, these awards are handed out for the best TV & radio commercials|the Clio Awards
08/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CURRENT TV SHOWS BY EPISODES|$1200|hard|'Fizbo' & 'Manny Get Your Gun'|Modern Family
16/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$1000|hard|By the time this flow of gasses from the sun reaches Earth, its speed may be 1-2 million mph; what a blowhard!|solar wind
18/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CHEETAHS|$800|hard|These deerlike animals, such as duikers & impalas, often can't lope fast enough to escape cheetahs|Antelopes
01/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES IN MEDICINE|$1600|hard|First name of the man for whom the bacteria Listeria are named|Joseph (Lister)
30/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE SECOND LARGEST CITY|$2000|hard|Maracaibo|Venezuela
04/12/1998|Jeopardy!|WHEN WAS THAT, PIERRE?|$400|easy|Vive la Revolution Francaise! which began in this year|1789
20/11/1992|Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SIGNALS|$400|easy|The two types of these home-signaling devices are photoelectric & ionization|Smoke Detectors
22/02/2001|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN AMERICANS|$100|easy|Lewis Latimer developed a carbon filament for this device & later worked for its inventor|Light bulb
20/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CHEESE|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew stands next to a big vat at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.)  The percentage of this milk ingredient helps determine the type of cheese it's going to become--the more there is, the mellower the cheese|fat
14/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ELECTRONICA|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from Sony Headquarters in Tokyo, Japan) PS3 makes games more realistic using computer power from this alliterative technology in which multiple core CPUs run at once|parallel processing
08/12/2000|Jeopardy!|TEA TIME|$300|easy|Tasseography is a fancy name for this divination practice|reading tea leaves
06/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|VWLLSS VGTBLS|$5000|hard|KR|okra
30/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$1200|hard|This choreographer's first ballet 'Fancy Free', combined ballet & jazz dancing|Jerome Robbins
30/01/1996|Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$100|easy|It precedes -bill, -bar & -bone|T
12/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$2000|hard|A sci-fi writer: Kindred|Phillip K. Dick
17/06/2010|Jeopardy!|THE BIG UNIT|$200|easy|ADC makes units that handle 460 pounds of this; not sure how many sheets of Bounce you need to add|laundry
12/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|DESIGN|$2000|hard|Derived from scutum, the Latin for 'shield', it's a shield bearing a coat of arms, or a metal plate around a keyhole|escutcheon
21/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL FLYERS|$200|easy|In 1977 they were one of the biggest bands in the world & Steve Miller told us to fly like one of them|The Eagles
28/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE MUSICALS|$800|hard|(Hey, how's it going?  I'm Mark McGrath of Sugar Ray)  In the video for 'Fly', I dance on the ceiling, a la Fred Astaire in this 1951 musical|Royal Wedding
12/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|Colorful Stendhal-Sewell novel told from the first person point of view of a horse|The Red and the Black Beauty
20/10/2010|Final Jeopardy!|COUNTRY DEMOGRAPHICS|None|None|Because of a policy adopted in 1979, this country's young people are collectively referred to as 'little emperors'|China
11/04/2003|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE TEAM NICKNAMES|$400|easy|(I'm Jeff Garcia.) For San Jose State, I was one of these warriors who battled the Athenians|Spartans
05/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BELOVED POLAND|$800|hard|After the fall of the Communists in 1989, Poland joined NATO in 1999 & this economic group of nations on May 1, 2004|the European Union
11/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|STATE FLOWERS|$600|medium|This official U.S. national flower doubles as New York's state flower|Rose
30/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$400|easy|This pigment in blood transports oxygen|hemoglobin
28/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ASIAN CAPITALS|$800|hard|Oh, just one more thing, this island nation's capital is Colombo|Sri Lanka
06/10/2006|Jeopardy!|BIBLE HEROES|$200|easy|At the burning bush, God told him he was 'the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob'|Moses
16/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|60 MINUTES|$1000|hard|In the late '70s the debates were between the conservative James J. Kilpatrick & this liberal woman|Shana Alexander
25/05/2000|Jeopardy!|CULINARY COMMON BONDS|$500|medium|Westphalian, Bayonne, prosciutto|hams
08/10/2008|Jeopardy!|ON THE MENU|$1000|hard|At Le Grand Vefour: Les ravioles de this liver preparation a l'emulsion de creme truffee|foie gras
29/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$1200|hard|Appropriately, this vast Russian art museum houses the icon of St. Nicholas seen here|the Hermitage
25/09/1998|Jeopardy!|1930S SCIENCE|$100|easy|In 1935 Robert Goddard was the first to have a liquid fuel rocket break this 'barrier'|Sound barrier
22/04/2003|Jeopardy!|1980s CINEPLEX|$1000|hard|A pregnant Demi Moore saves the world from the apocalypse in this 1988 flick|The Seventh Sign
10/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'G' WHIZ|$400|easy|It's one unit of rice or one unit of sand|a grain
02/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ACTUAL ITEMS|$1600|hard|Bottoms up!  A muselet is the wire cage holding this in place|the champagne cork
05/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SECOND-LARGEST CITIES|$200|easy|Hamburg|Germany
06/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|18th CENTURY AMERICANS|$1600|hard|This Pennsylvanian's son William served as royal governor of New Jersey & remained loyal to the crown|Ben Franklin
09/11/1988|Jeopardy!|HAIR CARE|$500|medium|He was flown from London to Hollywood just to cut Mia Farrow's hair for the film 'Rosemary's Baby'|Vidal Sassoon
03/02/2005|Final Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL NAMES|None|None|This biblical figure's name comes from the Hebrew word meaning 'to be drawn' from the water|Moses
19/09/2005|Jeopardy!|2005 FICTION BESTSELLERS|$200|easy|As of July 17, 2005 this Dan Brown novel had spent 120 weeks on the N.Y. Times' list|The Da Vinci Code
09/03/2010|Jeopardy!|SONG STANDARDS|$600|medium|Frank Sinatra despised this 1966 hit, calling it the worst song he'd ever heard... 'Doo-be-doo-be-doo'|Strangers In The Night
02/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE 20TH CENTURY|$800|hard|He personally directed the amphibious landing at Inchon, Korea|Douglas MacArthur
06/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|UNIVERSITIES|$400|easy|At most universities, number of foreign languages required for a Ph.D.|Two
21/04/2010|Jeopardy!|DECADES OF BESTSELLERS|$1000|hard|'The Godfather' & 'Airport'|the '60s
11/10/1996|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$500|medium|Spelled one way, it's the side of a ship away from the wind; spelled another, it's a meadow|lee (lea)
06/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BASIC SCIENCE|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew plays with beakers.) In a force-and-movement experiment, the reason the water doesn't fall out of the cup is because this force pushing up against the card is greater than the weight of the water|air pressure
12/02/2007|Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew puts a fist in the air.)  You'll get this letter for effort by naming the letter I'm signing in American sign language|A
03/05/2000|Jeopardy!|GREAT SCOTS!|$300|easy|This author was named chancellor of the U. of Edinburgh in 1930, a job he may have thought he'd never-never-land|James M. Barrie
27/04/2005|Jeopardy!|THEY USED TO BE IN CHARGE|$600|medium|Prime Minister Jan Chistiaan Smuts|South Africa
14/11/1988|Jeopardy!|BRITISH ROYALTY|$300|easy|The estate outside Paris where he lived with his duchess is now a private museum|Edward VIII/Duke of Windsor
23/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ASIA|$2000|hard|Get high in the Himalayas in Thimphu, this nation's capital|Bhutan
08/11/2002|Jeopardy!|TOWERS|$1000|hard|Guinness Records' Ross McWhirter said that if an earthquake struck Toronto, it would be the last building standing|CN Tower
01/11/2005|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC RHYME TIME|$800|hard|A Rolling Stones lead singer's selections|Mick's picks
17/07/2006|Jeopardy!|ESQUIRE'S DUBIOUS ACHIEVEMENTS 2005|$400|easy|This Russian president pocketed a Super Bowl ring being shown to him; Esquire speculated that he pawned it|Putin
03/06/1999|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD EVENTS|None|None|The 3 people who did this most recently were Midori Ito, Muhammad Ali & Crown Prince Haakon of Norway|Lighting the Olympic flame at the Olympic Games
24/11/1994|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$300|easy|Robert Kennedy said it was this woman, not her husband, who carried Texas for the Democrats in the 1960 election|Lady Bird Johnson
18/05/1999|Jeopardy!|JOCK JACKS & JOHNS|$100|easy|In 1986, at age 46, this 'Golden Bear' became the oldest golfer to win the Masters tournament|Jack Nicklaus
30/05/2003|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE OF THE TIMES|$600|medium|2001: Researchers produce pulses of this that last 650 billionths of a billionth of a second|light
01/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OREGON TRANSPLANTS|$400|easy|Born in Arlington, Oregon, 1927; 'Tonight Show' bandleader 1967-1992|Doc Severinsen
07/05/1999|Jeopardy!|NATIONS' MOST POPULOUS CITIES|$400|easy|Pakistan|Karachi
07/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'F' IN ANATOMY|$1600|hard|The security of the ankle joint depends largely on this seemingly delicate bone|the fibula
07/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HI, I 'Q'|$800|hard|Shapes seen here|Quadrilaterals
22/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TV TITLE ROLES|$1600|hard|Buddy Ebsen 1973-1980|Barnaby Jones
21/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICANS|$800|hard|He had 2 adopted sons, One Bull & White Bull|Sitting Bull
23/01/2007|Jeopardy!|THE WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS|$400|easy|It's been said that this 1950s & '60s Colts QB had 'a haircut you could set your watch to'|Johnny Unitas
12/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|5 CLUES FOR A BUCK|$2000|hard|An 'L' on your bill denotes this city, the Federal Reserve bank that's the farthest west|San Francisco
28/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'HU'!|$2000|hard|A big telescope, or a small hump, as on the surface of ice|hubble
25/06/1996|Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$200|easy|This city's main shopping street is the Mercerie, between the Rialto Bridge & St. Mark's Square|Venice
18/02/2009|Jeopardy!|NEWLY DISCOVERED CHEMICAL ELEMENTS?|$800|hard|Ingesting this element produces a mental disorder or a state of great excitement|delerium
21/03/2007|Jeopardy!|JEWISH HISTORY|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew gives the clue from Prague, Czech Republic.) Josefov, named for an emperor, is Prague's version of this area, to which Jews were restricted|the ghetto
24/11/2006|Jeopardy!|HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS|$200|easy|Theaters in the district named for this NYC road increased from about 20 in 1900 to an all-time high of 80 in 1925|Broadway
07/07/2006|Jeopardy!|MONTHS|$800|hard|Our federal government's fiscal year begins on the first of this month|October
23/03/1990|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LITERATURE|$100|easy|Eric Knight died while serving in WWII, just 4 years after writing the story of this collie|Lassie
15/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|In 'Absalom! Absalom!', it's the 'mythological' name of Thomas Stupen's daughter, known as Clytie for short|Clytemnestra
26/02/1990|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|None|None|After Rhode Island & Delaware, it's the next smallest state in area|Connecticut
27/10/2004|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|The Wrigley family owns much of this resort island 22 miles off the coast of Los Angeles|Catalina
01/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BOND...JAMES BOND|$1000|hard|1 of the 3 villains to have their name in a film title|(1 of 3) Dr. No, Goldfinger or Octopussy
24/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$600|medium|After succeeding Tiberius, this emperor had Tiberius' grandson executed|Caligula
15/09/2008|Jeopardy!|WHERE YA BEEN?|$800|hard|Chopping down trees in Moose Jaw & Saskatoon in this province|Saskatchewan
26/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE RIVER|$1200|hard|Have some pizza in Pisa, Italy as you sail down this river with a 4-letter name|the Arno
26/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$400|easy|White Mountain has been making freezers to produce this treat since 1853|Ice Cream
17/07/1998|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$300|easy|'One Fell' this refers to the quick, fierce move a hawk makes when seizing its prey|Swoop
09/05/1990|Jeopardy!|SONGS OF THE '80s|$100|easy|With 'Ev'ry breath you take, every move you make...,' Sting said he'd be doing this|I'll Be Watching You
16/10/2007|Jeopardy!|'KIN' FOLK|$400|easy|He began formulating his low-carb approach to dieting after reading an article in a 1963 issue of JAMA|(Robert) Atkins
13/01/2012|Jeopardy!|STATE LICENSE PLATE SLOGANS|$600|medium|'Sportsman's Paradise'|Louisiana
30/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AUSSIE CAPITALS|$400|easy|This capital of New South Wales is the home of Opera Australia|Sydney
30/12/2009|Jeopardy!|THE PULITZER FOR BIOGRAPHY/ AUTOBIOGRAPHY|$200|easy|1939: Carl Van Doren, writing about this founding father known for kite flying|(Ben) Franklin
10/10/2002|Jeopardy!|CERTIFICATES|$800|hard|The ones Playboy Enterprises issued in 1971 included a nude image of Miss February Willi Rey|stock certificates
22/03/1994|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$500|medium|The 'Japanese' persimmon was introduced to the U.S. by this commodore in 1855|Commodore (Matthew) Perry
02/06/2008|Jeopardy!|A FASHIONABLE CATEGORY|$1000|hard|In the 1800s, it was fashionable to wear a cap named for this woman who stabbed Jean-Paul Marat|Charlotte Corday
14/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|5-SYLLABLE WORDS|$1600|hard|San Francisco's mission district has undergone this process often signaled by the opening of a Starbucks|gentrification
14/03/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$500|medium|Vancouver is the northernmost city represented in the NBA; this is the southernmost|Miami
16/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PLAY TIME|$1000|hard|In this author's 'Fences' Troy Maxson complains that black men don't get to drive garbage trucks|August Wilson
07/10/2009|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|None|None|He was the only member of the Warren Commission who would later face would-be assassins himself|Gerald Ford
19/11/1996|Jeopardy!|WORLD EXPLORATION|$400|easy|In the 1680s this French explorer of the Mississippi River founded a colony on the Texas coast|LaSalle
13/07/2004|Jeopardy!|FOLLOW THE LEADER|$400|easy|Following the lead of Germany, this man declared war on Britain & France in June 1940|Mussolini
09/01/1990|Final Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|None|None|The 2 independent South American countries named after famous men|Bolivia and Colombia
17/05/2011|Jeopardy!|SANDWICHES|$800|hard|Next time this sandwich is back at McDonald's & you decide to pork out, beware that the patty alone has 24 fat grams|a McRib
15/01/1990|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FAMILIES|$200|easy|In this family, Leo was a famous tenor, his son Walter and granddaughter Erika, actors|Slezak
16/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STATE BORDERS|$400|easy|If you go directly east from the Four Corners, you'll be on Colorado's border with this state|New Mexico
05/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CRIME TIME|$1200|hard|While he was never convicted of murder, Al Capone did spend 8 years in prison for this crime|tax evasion
13/10/2006|Jeopardy!|ROCKIN' T-SHIRTS|$600|medium|I can't believe it's been 12 years since we last saw this guy live in concert|Kurt Cobain
25/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OBI-WAN KENOBI'S YARD SALE|$800|hard|You want to take the '80s polo shirts with this 4-letter brand's crocodile on them off my hands & out of my garage|Izod
31/12/2010|Jeopardy!|ELEMENT-ARY SCHOOL|$600|medium|Around 3500 B.C. people were mixing copper & arsenic to make this; they soon found copper & tin worked better|bronze
12/03/2003|Jeopardy!|BASKETBALL MOVIES|$1000|hard|Gene Hackman coached a small-town Indiana high school team right to the state championship in this 1986 film|Hoosiers
17/07/1997|Jeopardy!|OCEANIA|$200|easy|The high islands like Viti Levu in the Fiji group & Kao in the Tonga group were formed by these|Volcanoes
20/12/2001|Jeopardy!|THE MOUNT RUSHMORE STATE|$800|hard|In 1973 this village was seized by 200 armed Indians to protest federal Indian policies|Wounded Knee
10/05/2004|Jeopardy!|BIG, REALLY BIG!|$400|easy|The 120-foot big bat being transported here is now at the Kentucky museum named for this 2-word brand|Louisville Slugger
18/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$1000|hard|A church in this Italian city contains the tomb of Saint Anthony|Padua
08/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NEW WORDS & PHRASES|$400|easy|Like Carson Daly of MTV, a TV host who plays musical clips or images is known by this 'initial' term|VJ
29/03/2010|Jeopardy!|'LOCK' & 'KEY'|$600|medium|Begun by a retired minister in 1876 to make socks for lumberjacks, this company soon expanded into underwear|Jockey
04/02/2004|Jeopardy!|CITY FOLKS|$1000|hard|This humorist & animal rights activist wrote the bestseller 'The Cat and the Curmudgeon'|Cleveland Amory
27/02/2008|Jeopardy!|A BILLION REASONS|$200|easy|Since 1909 his head has appeared on billions & billions of pennies|Lincoln
07/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AL OR GEORGE|$400|easy|In his first 17 seasons as owner of the Yankees, he changed managers 17 times|George Steinbrenner
19/05/1997|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$100|easy|An oak or elm at no cost|Free tree
23/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HORN BLOWERS|$400|easy|Nickname of trumpeter Oran Page, or of a 'M*A*S*H' nurse|Hot Lips
16/03/2006|Jeopardy!|KING JOHN|$200|easy|John died in October 1216, probably still stewing over this document he'd agreed to 16 months before|the Magna Carta
19/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEN-HUR|$800|hard|The role of Ben-Hur was reportedly turned down by Rock Hudson & this 'Hud', son|Paul Newman
03/06/2005|Jeopardy!|ACTORS PLAYING ACTORS|$1000|hard|Christopher Plummer is seen here (in profile, of course) in his Tony-winning role as this legend of stage & screen|John Barrymore
22/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$400|easy|Knock wood that these destructive 'white ants' don't eat you out of house & home|termites
22/11/2001|Jeopardy!|DONKEYS & ELEPHANTS|$100|easy|Or would you rather be one of these? (a cross between a male donkey & a female horse)|mule
07/12/1999|Jeopardy!|STATE FACTS|$400|easy|The geographic center of the 48 contiguous states is in Smith County in this state|Kansas
30/11/2004|Jeopardy!|THE CONTEST|$200|easy|In 1998 Rabbit Hash, Ky. elected Goofy, one of these, as mayor; sadly, the mayor had to be 'put down' in 2001|a dog
14/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$400|easy|In this type of simple machine, a version of the inclined plane, rotational force is translated into linear force|a screw
03/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD TO BROADWAY|$800|hard|Playing Desiree in 'A Little Night Music' was the Broadway debut of this Welsh-born movie star, & won her a Tony|Catherine Zeta-Jones
14/10/1997|Jeopardy!|1979|$300|easy|Noted falls in 1979 included the Shah of Iran's after 37 years & this space station's after 34,980 orbits|Skylab
27/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GIVE ME A 'HAND'|$2000|hard|This necktie knot may be named for its resemblance to the knot used to tie the reins of a team of horses together|four-in-hand
19/05/1992|Jeopardy!|BOSTON|$100|easy|This document got its first reading in Boston July 18, 1776 at the Old State House|the Declaration of Independence
28/10/2009|Jeopardy!|THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF LIFE|$400|easy|Don't telephone an Arctic ground squirrel between early September & late April--it's doing this|hibernating
05/10/2006|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$600|medium|This title girl lives at a convent school in Paris; she has her appendix out in the first story about her|Madeline
23/09/2004|Jeopardy!|KOALA TIME|$1000|hard|The word koala comes from the language of the Australian natives & means 'animal that doesn't' do this|drink
07/07/2009|Jeopardy!|BACK TO BUSINESS|$1000|hard|The light bulb was one of the first products by this conglomerate that also has financial & media divisions|General Electric
18/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHALL WE DANCE?|$1000|hard|From words meaning 'song', 'dance' & 'skill', it's a theatrical form of dance in Japan|Kabuki
23/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DANIEL BOONE|$2000|hard|James Fenimore Cooper based this 'Last of the Mohicans' character on Daniel Boone|Hawkeye (or Natty Bumppo, or Pathfinder, or Deerslayer)
18/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$200|easy|He became a Bolshevik in 1918 & Soviet Premier in 1958|Nikita Khrushchev
09/11/2007|Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$800|hard|The common wildflower Chrysanthemum leucanthemum is better known as the ox-eye type of this flower|a daisy
05/05/2005|Jeopardy!|YOU'LL RUE THE DAY|$800|hard|In history, it follows 'Catherine de'; near the Palais du Luxembourg, it follows 'Rue de'|Medici
15/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PREHISTORIC TIMES|$400|easy|Scientists believe that eohippus, about the size of a small dog, was the earliest ancestor of this animal|horse
13/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FELINE FINE|$400|easy|Scientifically this feline treat is known as Nepeta cataria|catnip
10/12/1986|Jeopardy!|SUDDEN DEATH|$200|easy|Though this actor died a sudden death on Dallas in 1985, he showed up in the shower in 1986|Patrick Duffy
28/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'Q' ME|$1000|hard|This term for a traitor comes from the name of a Norwegian traitor of WWII|Quisling
29/06/1998|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$100|easy|First Lady for most of the 1950s, she was a big fan of 'As The World Turns'|Mamie Eisenhower
22/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL BALLETS|$400|easy|S.C.'s Columbia City Ballet subtitled its adaptation of this 19th C. horror classic 'Ballet With A Bite'|Dracula
20/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CHOCK FULL O' NUTS|$1000|hard|In 'Crazy People' he played an ad exec whose brutally honest ad campaigns land him in an insane asylum|Dudley Moore
23/05/2001|Jeopardy!|THE ROMANOVS|$300|easy|She & her lover, Count Orlov, overthrew her husband in a July 1762 palace coup|Catherine the Great
15/09/2009|Jeopardy!|MOOSE ON THE LOOSE|$200|easy|The moose is the largest member of this family of mammals|the deer family
26/04/2001|Jeopardy!|BEAUTY PAGEANTRY|$500|medium|Women representing this South American country have won 5 Miss World titles|Venezuela
08/04/1991|Jeopardy!|LATIN PHRASES|$400|easy|Someone who is primus inter pares is first among these people|equals
27/03/2001|Jeopardy!|'NEW' GEOGRAPHY|$100|easy|It's the 'Big Apple'|New York City
06/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE USA|$1000|hard|This river forms most of the boundary between Georgia & South Carolina|Savannah River
14/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FRIEND|$800|hard|Billy the Kid was captured & later murdered by this one-time friend|Pat Garrett
07/04/2011|Jeopardy!|DISNEY FILM BY CHARACTER|$400|easy|Mr. Smee, a first mate (1953)|Peter Pan
22/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'BUC's|$1600|hard|Whenever Johnny & I wrestle, he climbs up to the top one of these corner-of-the-ring supports & bodyslams me|a turnbuckle
09/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$1200|hard|Shylock gives the 'If you prick us, do we not bleed?' speech in this play|The Merchant Of Venice
19/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN: WRITE ON!|$1000|hard|Her novel 'The Book of Ruth' won the 1989 Hemingway Foundation Pen Award for best first fiction|Jane Hamilton
16/10/1997|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN FOODS|$100|easy|Chlodnik, a Polish soup made from beets, is a summer variety of this Russian soup|Borscht
30/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHICAL MENAGERIE|$1200|hard|The Numean lion was the sibling of this monster who liked to riddle people with her own riddle before eating them|the Sphinx
24/11/2005|Jeopardy!|DWIGHT BOY|$800|hard|Early 20th century banker & politician Dwight Whitney Morrow was the father-in-law of this American hero|Lindbergh
17/10/2002|Jeopardy!|PRIME NUMBER, PLEASE|$800|hard|Clorox' all-purpose cleaner is Formula this|409
20/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES|$200|easy|He was nicknamed 'Red' as a child, but you know him better as 'Silent Cal'|Calvin Coolidge
25/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DANCE MAGAZINE AWARDS|$200|easy|Claude Bessy, director of this European capital's Opera Ballet School, won a 1997 award|Paris
23/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MANY LOVES|$1000|hard|The phrase 'The love that dare not' do this was coined by Oscar Wilde's friend Alfred Douglas|Speak its name
18/05/2009|Jeopardy!|RESTAURANT LINGO|$600|medium|You can order items this way, 'by the menu', the opposite of a combo meal|à la carte
18/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|B-BOYS|$400|easy|'M*A*S*H''s Radar O'Reilly|Gary Burghoff
16/11/1987|Jeopardy!|ARKANSAS|$300|easy|The state's only national park; it's famous as a health resort|Hot Springs
23/07/2008|Jeopardy!|PUTTIN' OUT THE WELCOME MATT|$800|hard|He was nominated for an Oscar for his performance as a cop in 'Crash'|Matt Dillon
30/03/2010|Jeopardy!|MEXICAN FOOD|$200|easy|'Joy of Cooking' calls it 'classic Mexican avocado relish'|guacamole
14/11/1994|Jeopardy!|MOVIE THRILLERS|$400|easy|The finale of Alfred Hitchcock's 'Saboteur' takes place on this national landmark|Statue of Liberty
22/10/2002|Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$200|easy|On August 3, 1492 he & his crew left Palos, Spain, heading southwest & then west|Christopher Columbus
01/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$2000|hard|Paine's seasonal phrase that precedes 'and the sunshine patriot will... shrink from the service of their country'|The summer soldier
19/05/1999|Jeopardy!|THE SILVER SCREEN|$400|easy|The fact that this singing cowboy starred in 'Silver Spurs' should 'Trigger' your memory|Roy Rogers
19/04/2011|Jeopardy!|HOLD IT!|$600|medium|A jewel case (not jewelry)|a CD
11/10/2007|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$600|medium|The eyes of these croaking critters usually bulge, but they retract & push down on the mouth to help in swallowing|a frog
21/02/2008|Jeopardy!|THEM LITERATURE TYPE FACTS|$400|easy|You'll find 'Time is now to be dreaded - since once he put that mark upon your throat' in this 1897 novel|Dracula
03/09/2001|Jeopardy!|TRUE STORY|$300|easy|Dr. Jerri Nielsen gives her account of discovering that she had breast cancer while 'ice bound' here|the South Pole
26/12/2007|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S YOUR BEEF?|$400|easy|'Joy of Cooking' gives a recipe for this beef dish but cautions that eating raw meat can be hazardous to your health|steak tartare
04/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$1000|hard|The name of this vulture found in the Andes is derived from the Quechua language|Condor
02/10/2000|Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$300|easy|It's the type of bedcover that's often made at a 'bee'|quilt
07/07/1998|Jeopardy!|CURRENT AFFAIRS|$300|easy|He told the U.S. Senate, 'At Microsoft we are spending 2.6 billion in R&D this year'|Bill Gates
22/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOLY PLACE NAMES|$800|hard|French for 'God', it follows 'La Chaise' in the name of a French abbey town|Dieu
15/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|I WAS HIS VEEP|$1200|hard|Millard Fillmore (not the duck of comics fame)|Zachary Taylor
18/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|STATES OF THE UNION|$1600|hard|Commonwealth whose state seal ['United We Stand, Divided We Fall'] is seen here|Kentucky
23/06/2006|Final Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY LITERATURE|None|None|'I thought I would sail about a little and see the watery part of the world', says this narrator|Ishmael
02/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THIS IS MY COUNTRY|$600|medium|President Costis Stefanopoulos|Greece
16/09/2004|Jeopardy!|PICK ONE|$200|easy|Of hippo, rhino or croc, the one whose common name has the most letters|hippopotamus
31/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SPELL THE LAST NAME|$600|medium|Soldier, statesman & 34th president of the U.S.|E-I-S-E-N-H-O-W-E-R
29/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THIS MEANS 'WAR'|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows a piece of materiel.)  The energetic materials center at New Mexico tech is testing shape charges, a type of this that's formed for maximum impact|a warhead
05/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GEORGE WASHINGTON|$1200|hard|George's entire tenure as president took place in this century|the eighteenth century
01/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$1000|hard|In 'The Power of Myth' he says, 'Follow your bliss'|Joseph Campbell
09/06/2008|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$600|medium|In 1950, 2 years into his long dictatorship, he invaded South Korea|Kim Il-sung
09/02/2007|Jeopardy!|CARD GAMES|$800|hard|A dramatic piece of reportage on this card game said, 'South could cash his last trump, pitching a club from dummy...'|bridge
29/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|12-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|An individual between the ages of 60 & 70...not one who studies human reproduction|Sexagenarian
19/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$400|easy|Late-night hunger pangs (8)|munchies
18/06/2009|Jeopardy!|CHOICE 4-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|To the Chinese, it's a boat; on Wall Street, it's a bond with a low rating|junk
02/11/2005|Jeopardy!|'ROSS'|$800|hard|There's nothing disgusting about this branch of anatomy that deals with structures seen by the naked eye|gross anatomy
01/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$200|easy|It's published by Gruner & Jahr, not by mom & dad as its name implies|Parents' Magazine
19/01/2005|Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS' FAREWELLS|$200|easy|'Towards thee I roll, thou all-destroying but unconquering whale...'|Ahab
30/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BLUE RAYS|$1600|hard|A type of bioluminescence, the blue glow of sea creatures like plankton is called this, also ending in -escence|phosphorescence
22/05/2001|Jeopardy!|'TILE' IT|$300|easy|A non-Mormon or a non-Jew|Gentile
26/05/2011|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL BY CHARACTERS|$600|medium|Emile de Becque & Ensign Nellie Forbush|South Pacific
15/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'B.C.'|$1000|hard|They don't travel as fast as dromedaries; perhaps the second hump slows them down|Bactrian camel
11/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|18TH CENTURY AMERICA|$1000|hard|On November 20, 1789, New Jersey became the first state to ratify this|the Bill of Rights
06/11/2008|Jeopardy!|C'EST LA 'V'|$1000|hard|It's true: 'C'est' this is French for 'it's true'|vrai
22/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MARCH MADNESS|$1200|hard|March 16, 1935: Hitler orders Germany to rearm itself in violation of this treaty|the Treaty of Versailles
02/02/1996|Jeopardy!|CONTAINERS|$300|easy|One may hold a tempest or a dormouse|Teapot
24/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MUST BE 'LOVE'|$400|easy|These small parrots of the genus Agapornis are known for their affection for each other|Lovebirds
20/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYONE'S A CRITIC|$400|easy|In the 'Republic', he criticized the job of painter as just a 'creator of appearances...what he creates is untrue'|Plato
16/05/2005|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$1000|hard|Let's drink a toast to this Caribbean island; it's the largest in the Netherlands Antilles|Curaçao
28/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DEACON BLUES|$1600|hard|The oldest chronicle of this city was compiled by John the Deacon, Chaplain to the Doge|Venice
01/12/1999|Jeopardy!|QUOTABLE WOMEN|$300|easy|This country star said she's not offended by dumb blonde jokes: 'I know...I'm not dumb...I also know I'm not blonde'|Dolly Parton
14/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DESTINATION: EARTH|$800|hard|Despite their name, spring these, caused by alignment of the Sun, Moon & Earth, happen in the ocean in every season|tides
11/11/2004|Jeopardy!|FLOWER|$600|medium|Being shaped like this gives the flower seen here its name and also its genus name, campanula|bell
27/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'WO' IS ME|$800|hard|'Weekly' Anglo-Saxon god|Woden
01/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$1600|hard|Upon his death in 1849, his last words were, 'I love you Sarah, for all eternity, I love you'|James K. Polk
07/04/1987|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$500|medium|Jack Broughton, inventor of the modern boxing glove, is buried in this British landmark|Westminster Abbey
02/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NAME-RO UNO|$400|easy|This philosopher was born in Stagira in Macedonia around 384 B.C.|Aristotle
06/07/2009|Jeopardy!|DOCTOR, NO|$800|hard|...that's not Bart Simpson; the yellowed skin, enlarged liver & loss of appetite indicate this 9-letter disease|hepatitis
01/02/1999|Jeopardy!|THE QUEEN'S ENGLISH|$300|easy|By the British term, this would be Fun Fair Cruise Lines|Carnival Cruise Lines
25/06/1999|Jeopardy!|THEY HAVE LAST NAMES|$200|easy|Ms. Ciccone, Lourdes' momma|Madonna
09/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FILM STARS|$400|easy|This 'L.A. Confidential' co-star worked in his sister's hair salon & was known as 'Mr. Danny'|Danny DeVito
29/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$1200|hard|Heike Kamerlingh Onnes discovered superconductivity & was the first to liquefy this light gas, in 1908|helium
29/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|REBELS WITH A CAUSE|$800|hard|In the 1799 Fries Rebellion, Pennsylvania took up arms against a tax on this, including land & slaves|property
18/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ASSUME THE POSITION|$2000|hard|Jean-Jacques Dessalines was killed in a revolt 2 years after declaring himself Emperor of this country|Haiti
27/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS WITH A BODY PART|$400|easy|Someone who moves props or lighting for a theatrical production|a stagehand
29/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIA|$800|hard|Only the President can direct the CIA to start a covert action, & it's usually at the recommendation of this council|the National Security Council
24/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$600|medium|In Moscow Roy Rogers might have sung, 'Happy Trails to You...' & this, meaning 'until we meet again'|Dasvidanya
07/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FOR THE SOLE|$1200|hard|In Vanity Fair Rupert Murdoch described this man as 'a very political old monk shuffling around in Gucci shoes'|the Dalai Lama
27/11/2009|Jeopardy!|THE ORGAN AFFECTED|$1000|hard|Hashimoto's disease|the thyroid
01/02/2007|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$800|hard|In the 1939-1940 'Winter War', the vast Soviet war machine was unleashed against this smaller country|Finland
02/01/2012|Jeopardy!|THE SUPER BOWL'S TOP RUSHER|$600|medium|Super Bowl IX: This immaculate Steeler|Franco Harris
13/01/2006|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE DAILIES|$200|easy|This company's happy to serve you a daily Double Caramel Macchiato or Frappuccino|Starbucks
03/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE H WITH U|$2000|hard|A Hungarian light cavalry force formed during the 15th century|the Hussars
17/11/1994|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$300|easy|This largest U.S. cactus can weigh as much as 10 tons|saguaro
02/02/2011|Jeopardy!|TRINIDAD & TOBAGO|$1000|hard|At the Caroni Sanctuary you can see Trinidad's national bird, the scarlet this|an ibis
28/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|INCLUDES A PAPAL NAME|$3000|hard|Meaning 'not merciful', it's a 9-letter word for harsh weather|inclement
17/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PLAY TIME|$600|medium|After years on the road, a man realizes he's a failure as a vendor, father & husband in this drama|Death of A Salesman
15/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NON-COSMETIC SURGERY|$1600|hard|Though there is elbow-replacement surgery, the knees & this higher joint are the ones replaced most often|hips
26/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SLOW-POURRI|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shakes her head at a digitally reduced speed.) It's the two-word name for the special effect seen here|slow motion
23/09/1998|Jeopardy!|HORNBLOWER|$100|easy|In the novels, Horatio Hornblower spends over 20 years of his life battling this Corsican tyrant|Napoleon
21/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL LAST NAMES|$400|easy|She sang '(Your Love Has Lifted Me) Higher and Higher'|Rita Coolidge
03/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE BASS-ICS|$2000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew finishes the round on a low note.)  A touch at the twelfth fret produces a tone an octave higher than the open string; that's one of these, also meaning pleasing to the ear|harmonic
12/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BRITTANY|$600|medium|Better known for his work in the Seven Seas, he painted the Brittany scene shown here|Paul Gauguin
14/12/1992|Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON, D.C.|$400|easy|Pierre L'Enfant's grand plan for Washington, D.C. was reminiscent of this capital city, his birthplace|Paris
17/06/2010|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL NICKNAMES|$200|easy|One version of the origin of his nickname is that he'd say, 'Say hey, man' because he couldn't remember names|Willie Mays
11/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST DATES|$1000|hard|This model seen here became the first commercially available modern car of its type, Dec. 5, 1996|General Motors EV1
25/02/2009|Jeopardy!|WITH LOVE|$200|easy|Little babycakes, I give you a giant one of these stones with the highest refractive index of any natural gemstone|a diamond
03/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE CHARACTERS|$200|easy|Paranormal investigators Egon Spengler, Raymond Stantz & Peter Venkman were this title group|Ghostbusters
06/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A STEVE McQUEEN FILM FESTIVAL|$1200|hard|1973: Unjustly sentenced to Devil's Island, Steve plots his way to freedom|Papillon
12/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY QUOTES|$1600|hard|In 1886 this Chiricahua Apache told government troops, 'Once I moved about like the wind, now I surrender to you'|Geronimo
26/01/2005|Jeopardy!|BIRTHSTONES|$200|easy|This April birthstone is 'a girl's best friend'|diamond
03/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE FUTURE|$1600|hard|The first sequel to 'Planet of the Apes', it preceded 'Escape from...', 'Conquest of...', & 'Battle for...'|Beneath the Planet of the Apes
09/06/2000|Jeopardy!|FASHION|$600|medium|(Hi, I'm Tava Smiley & I play fashion designer Chloe Morgan on 'General Hospital')  In 1995 this clothier famous for his red, white & blue sportswear was named Menswear Designer of the Year|Tommy Hilfiger
21/06/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MIXED DRINKS|$400|easy|This pomegranate syrup turns a Pink Lady pink|grenadine
17/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WOLF IT DOWN!|$1600|hard|The name of this pasta, similar to penne, means 'little mustaches'--doesn't sound so tasty now|mostaccioli
05/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FAMILY MUSIC|$2000|hard|1974: 'Midnight Rider'|The Allman Brothers
28/11/1984|Jeopardy!|TRIVIA|$200|easy|N.M.I. means this, as used in the name John (N.M.I.) Smith|no middle initial
13/02/2006|Jeopardy!|TEACHER'S PET|$1000|hard|(Rocko gets frisky with his owner Jon of the Clue Crew.)  Regular exercise benefits this system, a word referring to the heart & blood vessels together|the cardiovascular system
07/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN MYTHOLOGY|$600|medium|Half sister of King Arthur, in various tales she was good or evil|Morgan le Fay
24/01/2000|Jeopardy!|MEXICAN GEOGRAPHY|$100|easy|This U.S. state has the longest common border with Mexico|Texas
13/07/1998|Jeopardy!|DOWN UNDER|$100|easy|The ABA, Inc. in Sydney is an Australian association that gives lessons in how to throw these|Boomerangs
30/10/2009|Jeopardy!|BRIDGES|$600|medium|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows an architectural rendering on the monitor.)  During construction, you can see the free arm bridge decks, from which this type of bridge gets its name, are anchored at one end, supported by piers & meet in the middle|a cantilever bridge
06/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|& MARTINS|$1200|hard|This automaker features the Vanquish S & V8 Vantage models...& really, 007, do be careful with them!|Aston Martin
29/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|START SPREADIN' THE NOOSE|$4600|hard|Emerson said this man, hanged for treason on Dec. 2, 1859, would make the gallows 'as glorious as the cross'|John Brown
02/02/2007|Jeopardy!|DOORS SONGS IN OTHER WORDS|$600|medium|'Greetings, Great Affection For Thee Wells Up Within Me'|Hello, I Love You
11/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SAUL BELLOW'S LIBRARY|$400|easy|'An unimaginative sea captain sees his ship through a deadly storm' in this Joseph Conrad work with a stormy title|Typhoon
05/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HOLY ROMAN EMPERORS|$1600|hard|Sigismund tried to resolve this church problem that had 2 or 3 popes serving at one time between 1378 & 1417|The Great Schism
06/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WHO WANTS TO BE A MOLIERE?|$400|easy|Moliere didn't play favorites; he wrote satirical plays called 'The School for Husbands' & 'The School for' these|wives
08/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MATHEM-ATTACK!|$400|easy|Che Guevara probably knew the political-sounding term for the root symbol seen here|radical
05/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BELIEFS|$400|easy|From Aramaic & Hebrew words, this title of the savior of the Jews means 'anointed one'|Messiah
11/02/1999|Jeopardy!|THERE GOES THE EMPIRE|$400|easy|Now France's only mainland New World possession, for years it was a penal colony that included Devil's Island|French Guiana
01/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HANNIBAL-ISM|$1000|hard|The inept bugler of 'F Troop'|Hannibal Dobbs
18/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|QUEEN|$3000|hard|Charlotte Amalie, the capital of this U.S. territory, bears the name of a former Danish queen|U.S. Virgin Islands
18/12/2002|Jeopardy!|THE VIRTUES|$600|medium|You 'Gotta Have' this virtue; at least according to George Michael|Faith
22/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'D'|$3000|hard|Pre-Christian Celtic priest (5)|a druid
21/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|X MARKS THE SPOT|$2000|hard|This city on the Salt River sits on the eastern edge of the Sonoran Desert|Phoenix
20/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA CHARACTERS|$1800|hard|Angels guard this duo while they sleep in the forest in an 1893 opera|Hansel & Gretel
28/11/2005|Final Jeopardy!|HERALDIC SYMBOLS|None|None|Dating from the second half of the 15th century, the Tudor rose has petals of these 2 colors|red & white
27/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AUTOBIOGRAPHERS|$2000|hard|1972: 'The Happy Hooker'|Xaviera Hollander
03/06/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|The parishes in this state's East Gulf Coastal Plain are called the 'Florida Parishes'|Louisiana
13/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CITIES' LEADING NEWSPAPERS|$800|hard|Cleveland, Ohio|The Plain Dealer
08/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$400|easy|A recent, frightening addition to our world language: WMD|weapons of mass destruction
13/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE OF MATH|$600|medium|It's the single-digit number represented here (the square root of 64)|8
31/01/1996|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$300|easy|This runnerless sled was first used by North American Indians to haul supplies & game over the snow|Toboggan
25/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NUMERICAL PHRASES|$800|hard|New York Central Railroad's flagship train, it ran from Chicago to New York City from 1902 to 1967|the Twentieth Century
01/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A NOVEL SUM-UP|$1200|hard|Dashwoods dally; in awe of Austen; 184 years later, Emma Thompson's a fan|Sense and Sensibility
16/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FOODS OF THE '40s|$400|easy|New round foods of 1941 included M&Ms & this General Mills cereal|Cheerios
11/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHO DIED & MADE YOU KING?|$1200|hard|Pepin the Short -- his brother Carloman's death sealed the deal|Charlemagne
14/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|A LONG TIME AGO|$800|hard|Henry II, who succeeded Stephen as king of England in 1154, was the first monarch from this 'house'|Plantagenet
21/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|YOU 'EARN'ED IT|$800|hard|Type of run on a baseball diamond resulting from an error|unearned
01/07/2004|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN IDOL|$800|hard|He edged out Clay Aiken to become the second 'American Idol'|Ruben Studdard
02/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GET THEE TO A RUNNER-Y|$1600|hard|The NFL's career rushing TD leader with 164, this ex-Cowboy also was the 'Dancing With The Stars' champ in '06|Emmitt Smith
21/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$200|easy|He's been 'Livin' La Vida Loca' since 1517 when he launched the Protestant Reformation|Ricky Martin Luther
17/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SINGING THE BLUES|$2000|hard|Credited with writing 'Sweet Home Chicago', this 'King of the Delta Blues' said the Devil taught him to play guitar|Robert Johnson
13/12/1996|Jeopardy!|MONKEY BUSINESS|$400|easy|The long, pendulous nose of the male gave this monkey its name|Proboscis Monkey
25/01/2001|Jeopardy!|YOU GOTTA HAVE FAITH|$400|easy|A member of a Muslim religious order known for its frenzied, whirling devotional practices|Dervish
31/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THAT OLD-TIME RELIGION|$400|easy|He's considered the author of the Pentateuch, which is hard to believe, as Deuteronomy continues after his death|Moses
07/02/2008|Jeopardy!|THE MASTERS|$1000|hard|This artist captured domestic tranquility as in the painting seen here|Vermeer
18/04/1990|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$400|easy|In 'And the Walls Came Tumbling Down', this former SCLC head wrote about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.|Dr. Ralph Abernathy
16/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THE NAACP'S SPINGARN MEDAL WINNERS|$800|hard|1939: This gospel singer & opera soloist|Marian Anderson
26/01/2006|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$800|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew stands in front of an old log cabin in the Wyoming mountains.)  Towering over Jackson Hole, Wyoming at a lofty 13,766 feet is this mountain, the largest in the Grand Teton range|Grand Teton
01/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS|$600|medium|In an absurdist play by Ionesco, the inhabitants of a small town are transformed into these animals|rhinoceroses
20/06/2006|Jeopardy!|CARS IN THE DICTIONARY|$600|medium|This Ford model created quite a storm in North America|a Thunderbird
02/04/2007|Jeopardy!|THE SMALLEST IN AREA|$600|medium|Uganda, United Arab Emirates, United States of America|United Arab Emirates
18/10/2005|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$1000|hard|English profs rub elbow patches at the 122-year-old annual convention of the MLA, short for this|the Modern Language Association
27/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN FOLKLORE|$1200|hard|With his 20-pound hammers, he won a hole drillin' contest against a man with a steam-powered drill|John Henry
27/01/2006|Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$200|easy|The Feb. 18, 1929 issue of Time magazine featured the first of 6 covers devoted to this physicist|Einstein
27/07/2007|Jeopardy!|AROUND NEW YORK STATE|$600|medium|The Maid of the Mist is a fixture at this natural wonder located about 20 miles north of Buffalo|Niagara Falls
18/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|The Marne joins this river at Charenton-le-Pont, a suburb of Paris|the Seine
13/04/2010|Jeopardy!|THE BUSINESS OF PLEASURE|$600|medium|Gary Loveman is prez of Harrah's Entertainment, which runs this Roman-themed Vegas casino & many others|Caesar's Palace
15/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AN ENGLISH-SNOWBOARDING DICTIONARY|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew translates from the slopes of Park City, UT.)  English--losing at blackjack by going over 21; Snowboarding--throwing down a mad trick|to bust
11/09/1997|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD 90028|$100|easy|The Roosevelt Hotel on Hollywood Blvd. hosted the first of these ceremonies in 1929|the Oscars
20/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NEW HOLLYWOOD|$400|easy|At this famed intersection, the Brown Derby was succeeded by hip-hop hot spots like Basque|Hollywood & Vine
03/01/2012|Jeopardy!|'OLD' ENGLISH|$600|medium|'Educational' term for something from an earlier era|old school
18/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'Z' BOYS|$2000|hard|This N.Y. free-jazz saxophonist heard here wrote tribute songs to Ennio Morricone, Sonny Clark & Ornette Coleman|John Zorn
28/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MATH|$400|easy|It's a statement that can be proved; there are binomial & exponential ones|theorem
07/07/2006|Jeopardy!|DOCTOR WHOM?|$200|easy|Robert Louis Stevenson created this good doctor in 1886|Dr. (Henry) Jekyll
10/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE U.S.A.|$800|hard|Now the second largest, Nashua is predicted to become this New England state's largest city by the year 2000|New Hampshire
06/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|WRITE NOW!|$2500|hard|For a magazine story, this author of westerns once did his day's writing on a traffic island on Sunset Blvd.|Louis L'Amour
27/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CEOs|$1600|hard|Thomas J. Watson led this computer company to great heights as its CEO by telling his employees to 'Think'|IBM
16/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE END|$2000|hard|This poet of 'The Bridge' jumped ship in 1932|Hart Crane
05/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHEN IN ROME?|$1600|hard|Rome burns while an emperor relaxes in his villa at Antium: this century|1st (A.D.)
09/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES|$400|easy|'Bubba'|Bill Clinton
20/04/2007|Jeopardy!|OLD TESTAMENT BOOKS IN OTHER WORDS|$600|medium|Mike Rutherford, Phil Collins, Peter Gabriel, et al.|Genesis
11/03/2005|Jeopardy!|TIME TO GET A HEAD|$800|hard|Long-serving French solar monarch|Louis XIV
07/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL MEDAL OF ARTS RECIPIENTS|$2000|hard|Some distinguished figures in this field include Michael Graves, Robert Venturi & Denise Scott Brown|architecture
06/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$1000|hard|Mordecai is the hero of this book|Esther
06/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY CLASSICAL MUSIC|$2000|hard|Aaron Copland's 'Fanfare for the Common Man', heard here, is commonly associated with this sports event|Olympics
23/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN RED CROSS HISTORY|$1600|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew stands with a grey uniform on a mannequin at the American Red Cross) Named for their dresses, gray lady volunteers provided hospitality services, especially to sick and wounded soldiers beginning in 1918 at this Washington, D.C. hospital|Walter Reed
11/12/1984|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$100|easy|'Sly' creature sought by sportsmen riding to hounds|a fox
04/06/2004|Jeopardy!|NUMERICAL HOMOPHONES|$200|easy|Was victorious|won
07/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|KILLER OPERAS|$1200|hard|Aargh!  In 'Zampa', Zampa the pirate is dragged into the sea & drowned by one of these marble artworks|a statue
02/07/2010|Jeopardy!|AMONG THE 10 MOST POPULOUS COUNTRIES|$800|hard|It's the only African country in the top 10|Nigeria
28/01/2008|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 ALBUMS|$800|hard|1986 not only gave us Mr. Mister's 'Welcome to the Real World' but this hard rockin' group's '5150'|Van Halen
24/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$200|easy|Balthasar, his servant, accompanies him to the Capulet vault & remains nearby though ordered to leave|Romeo
25/07/2007|Jeopardy!|TV GETS REAL|$400|easy|Teams go 45,000 miles across 5 continents to gain fame & hard cash on this show|Amazing Race
05/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AND SIX|$1200|hard|This conflict began June 5, 1967 & ended shortly thereafter|the Six Days' War
07/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE FIRST PERSON|$200|easy|In 1955 Donald Campbell became the first person to surpass 200 mph on this surface & survive|water
14/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BOXING MOVIES|$2000|hard|John Garfield earned an Oscar nomination for playing a corrupt boxer who becomes champ in this 1947 film|Body and Soul
26/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|I SPEAK MANY TONGUES|$1500|hard|Also the name of a pasta sauce, this 5-letter Italian word can mean please, thank you, or excuse me|prego
20/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|MAXWELL ANDERSON|$1000|hard|'Lost in the Stars' is a musical version of Alan Paton's 'Cry, the Beloved Country', set here|South Africa
21/04/2005|Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$600|medium|Used to express farewell, this French word means 'I commend you to God'|adieu
16/04/1997|Jeopardy!|SHOPPING U.S.A.|$100|easy|In 1996 Graceland Gifts in this city sold a limited edition Elvis Cabbage Patch Kid in a gold lame suit|Memphis
13/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$400|easy|Julius Caesar burst into tears when he thought of how many lands this man had conquered by Julius' age|Alexander the Great
06/04/1998|Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$300|easy|Andy, Melanie, D.W.|Griffith
23/02/2000|Jeopardy!|HOT WHEELS|$400|easy|A line of Ford Explorers & Expeditions sports the logo of this sporty company from Seattle|Eddie Bauer
05/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAINTERS|$400|easy|'Monet Working on his Boat in Argenteuil' was an 1874 work by this similarly-named master|Manet
22/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY ADD A LETTER|$1600|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew points to a map on the monitor.)  Add a letter to the country shown here & you get this word describing a fully equipped business opportunity|a turnkey (for Turkey)
03/05/2007|Jeopardy!|COLLEGIATE LEXICON|$600|medium|Many schools have this large, scenic area; from Lumpkin Hall at Eastern Illinois, gaze upon the south one|quad
03/03/2011|Final Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHIES|None|None|Michael Foldy examined 'The Trials of' this author: 'Deviance, Morality, and Late-Victorian Society'|Oscar Wilde
05/02/1993|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$800|hard|The original Gibson Girl, Irene Langhorne Gibson, was an older sister of this American-born British 'Lady'|Lady (Nancy) Astor
06/01/1998|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER BANDS|$300|easy|Philip Bailey's high vocals powered this R&B group nicknamed EW&F|Earth, Wind & Fire
07/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$600|medium|In '38, the Munich Agreement allowed Germany to partition this country|Czechoslovakia
10/06/2004|Jeopardy!|'C'OUNTRIES|$600|medium|The rainy season in this Central American country can last from May to November|Costa Rica
07/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WHEN IN ROME, N.Y.|$200|easy|In Rome you can visit the tomb of these nameless warriors of the revolution|Unknown Soldiers
18/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING BIOS|$2000|hard|The 1946 winner, 'Son of the Wilderness', detailed the life of this Sierra Club founder|John Muir
14/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'C'|$800|hard|Ecuador & Venezuela border it (8)|Colombia
09/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'C' IN SCIENCE|$1600|hard|The earliest period of the Paleozoic Era, it extends from about 542 to 488 million years ago|Cambrian
25/03/2010|Jeopardy!|I'M UNEMPLOYED|$200|easy|She finished her first novel about a magical 11-year-old orphan while she was an unemployed teacher in Edinburgh|(J.K.) Rowling
01/04/1993|Double Jeopardy!|OPERETTAS|$600|medium|This composers 'Die Fledermaus' was first performed in Vienna in 1874|Johann Strauss
10/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '90s|$800|hard|In a 1999 film John Travolta & Madeleine Stowe tried to solve the murder of this title character|The General's Daughter
07/02/1997|Jeopardy!|COMPUTERS|$200|easy|Hewlett-Packard, Epson & Canon all make the ink-jet variety of these peripherals|Printers
15/01/1997|Jeopardy!|'FUN' WORDS|$300|easy|This Protestant movement was organized in opposition to liberalism & secularism|Fundamentalism
15/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|I MARRIED THIS SPORTS STAR|$400|easy|Gisele Bundchen, in 2009|Tom Brady
30/09/2002|Jeopardy!|'O' WHEREFORE ART THOU?|$600|medium|It's the city where you'll find Britain's oldest university|Oxford
29/09/2011|Jeopardy!|'NOT' IN FRONT|$600|medium|Completes the title of Christopher Paul Curtis' classic novel for young adults 'Bud,...'|Not, Buddy
05/12/1984|Jeopardy!|FOLK MUSIC|$100|easy|What the farmer's wife did to 3 unlucky mice|cut off their tails with a carving knife
09/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$400|easy|This capital city's metro region includes Tempe & Mesa|Phoenix
04/02/2010|Jeopardy!|THEY ARE THE CHAMPIONS|$400|easy|Its Tar Heels won the 2009 NCAA basketball title|UNC
07/06/2000|Jeopardy!|ELIZABETH TAYLOR'S HUSBANDS|$100|easy|He divorced Debbie Reynolds to marry Liz|Eddie Fisher
07/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|2 FOR THE MONEY|$800|hard|9-foot man from the Biblical books of Samuel, & the franchise that created the Frappuccino in 1995|Goliath & Starbucks
06/06/2000|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$500|medium|If you wear your DKNY to the DPRK, you'll be well dressed in this east Asian land|North Korea
14/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GOOD 'TIME's|$2000|hard|It's what indicates the meter on a piece of sheet music|time signature
06/02/1997|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|None|None|The last names of 8 different presidents end with this 3-letter combination|Son (Jefferson, Madison, Jackson, W.H. Harrison, A. Johnson, B. Harrison, Wilson & L. Johnson)
04/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BLUE|$600|medium|One of these can grow to about 100 feet long & weigh up to 150 tons|Blue whale
25/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY ARCHITECTURE|$2000|hard|I.M. Pei's L'Enfant Plaza opened to acclaim in this city in 1968|Washington, D.C.
04/02/1999|Jeopardy!|ARCH-EOLOGY|$500|medium|This just in!  The Victory Arch in this Virginia port near Norfolk is a memorial to U.S. forces|Newport News
20/02/1998|Jeopardy!|OLD TESTAMENT NUDITY|$300|easy|Exodus 20 says you can't build one of these out of hewed stone & priests cannot be naked on it|an altar
29/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|GASES|$400|easy|The sun spends its days & nights converting this gas into helium|hydrogen
16/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|INTELLIGENT FILMS|$400|easy|They don't get much smarter than this scientist played by Walter Matthau in 'I.Q.'|Albert Einstein
14/12/2010|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows a map on the monitor.)  Of France's many languages, Breton, introduced by the Celts, & Gallo, developed from Latin, serve this coastal region|Brittany
09/12/2008|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE ATHLETICS|$400|easy|In 2008 the NCAA signed a deal to keep the College World Series in this midwestern city through 2035|Omaha
10/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'A'BBREVIATIONS|$600|medium|CIO partner: AFL|American Federation of Labor
09/01/2008|Jeopardy!|HOW MUCH IS THAT DOGGIE IN THE WINDOW?|$200|easy|The name of this dog breed is also a slang term for a boxer|a pug
11/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL NICKNAMES|$1600|hard|A member of the post-WWI Big Four: Le Tigre|Georges Clemenceau
19/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HIDDEN STATES|$2000|hard|If you're under 18, put a helmet on when you ride a motorcycle in this Western state|Utah (in put a helmet)
15/09/2006|Jeopardy!|AROUND SWEDEN|$1000|hard|The grave of this Swedish prime minister who was assassinated in 1986 is in the Adolf Fredrik's Churchyard|Olof Palme
06/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|POETIC LICENSE|$1800|hard|One week after a secret wedding at St. Marylebone Church, she ran off to Italy, escaping Wimpole Street forever|Elizabeth Barrett Browning
07/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE OTTO CLUB|$2000|hard|He's the late 19th century 'Man of Iron' seen here|Otto von Bismarck
15/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|YUCATAN LINES|$1200|hard|Tikal National Park is in this country that shares the peninsula with Mexico & Belize|Guatemala
09/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|GILBERT & SULLIVAN|$400|easy|Sullivan wrote the music to the hymn about them 'marching as to war, with the cross of Jesus going on before'|Christian Soldiers
04/11/1998|Jeopardy!|THE MASK OF ZORRO|$500|medium|Antonio Banderas joins a long line of screen Zorros that began with this man in 1920|Douglas Fairbanks, Sr.
04/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SAMURAI WARRIOR|$1200|hard|In true warrior fashion, the real 'last samurai', Saigo Takamori, died by committing this ritual form of suicide|hara-kiri (or seppuku)
17/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HERE'S A MELANGE POUR VOUS|$400|easy|George Soper, a NYC sanitation engineer, helped get her committed to an isolation center from 1907 to 1910|Typhoid Mary
08/05/2000|Jeopardy!|FOREWORDS|$200|easy|This 1955 novel's foreword says, 'I have no intention to glorify 'H.H.'....he is a shining example of moral leprosy'|Lolita
31/05/1990|Jeopardy!|WORLD NEWS|$500|medium|It has Europe's fastest growing economy & has been called the continent's 'Sun Belt'|Spain
20/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$2000|hard|'As You Like It' is partially set in the forest of this|Arden
06/07/1995|Jeopardy!|'LADY's|$300|easy|These beetles feed chiefly on aphids & other small insects|ladybugs
14/11/1997|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE EAT THAT?|$100|easy|This snake-like fish can often be found in sushi|Eel
15/11/1988|Jeopardy!|REVOLUTIONS|$200|easy|It changed the Western world from a basically rural society to a primarily urban one|the Industrial Revolution
17/09/2001|Jeopardy!|MATH SYMBOLS|$500|medium|≈|approximately
13/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMATISTS|$800|hard|His trilogy, 'Mourning Becomes Electra' is based on Aeschylus' 'Oresteia'|Eugene O'Neill
16/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from a marina in Greece.)  The island of Aegina is in what the Greeks call Saronikos Kolpos, or what we call the Saronic this|the Saronic Gulf
12/10/1999|Jeopardy!|BEATLES LYRICS|$300|easy|'Closer, let me whisper in your ear, say the words I love to hear'|Do You Want To Know A Secret?
03/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|2-LETTER WORDS|$2000|hard|A small hawk, or a moon of Jupiter|Io
12/12/1996|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$400|easy|Elizabeth Petrovna, the daughter of this czar, became empress of Russia in 1741|Peter the Great
05/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NEW VIDEO GAMES|$600|medium|In 'Hey You', this Pokemon, you control the little critter on your Nintendo with voice commands|Pikachu
12/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A LOVELY PORT|$200|easy|Fine port that can be drunk at once may be marked L.B.V., 'Late Bottled' this|Vintage
14/09/1998|Jeopardy!|A WALK IN THE PARK|$500|medium|A giant ferris wheel graces this city's Prater, opened to the public by Joseph II in 1766|Vienna
30/04/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$800|hard|In 1989 Chris Gueffroy became the last person to die climbing this; he was trying to reach West Germany|the Berlin Wall
16/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'POT' LUCK|$2000|hard|In the Bible, he buys Joseph as a slave|Potiphar
07/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MARVEL COMICS HEROES|$800|hard|'The Amazing'|Spider-Man
11/06/1998|Jeopardy!|NAME THE SINGER|$500|medium|'I'm the Only One', 'Come to My Window'|Melissa Etheridge
27/12/2000|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$300|easy|Alphabetically, the 7 colors of the visible light spectrum run from this to violet|blue
24/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THE MORGANS?|$400|easy|This comic strip doctor began his practice in 1948|Rex Morgan
16/06/2011|Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$600|medium|First name of the 16th & 17th century poet whose 'Hymn to God the Father' uses the word 'done' 7 times in 18 lines|John
03/11/1999|Jeopardy!|THE CIRCUS|$400|easy|Funambulism is a fancy word for the art of 'walking' this|Tightrope
15/06/1998|Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$300|easy|It 'seldom knocks twice', so make the most of it|Opportunity
18/05/2010|Jeopardy!|GOOD DOGGIE|$600|medium|This breed was originally raised by the Romans to fight lions|a Rottweiler
14/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES' LARGEST ISLANDS|$800|hard|Baffin Island|Canada
29/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMA|$1000|hard|The ghost of this great ruler, Xerxes's father, appears in Aeschylus's play 'The Persians'|Darius The Great
13/11/2000|Jeopardy!|THE REEL WORLD|$400|easy|As 'Gladiator' Maximus, he instructs, 'At my signal, unleash Hell'|Russell Crowe
13/04/1998|Jeopardy!|A'HA'|$400|easy|Type of men's store once owned by Harry Truman|Haberdashery
20/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE '7'-YEAR ITCH|$2000|hard|It was the year of Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee|1897
20/01/2011|Jeopardy!|GET OFF YOUR HIGH HORSE|$800|hard|Kiev remembers Khmelnitsky--a leader of these mounted warriors of Ukraine & Russia|the Cossacks
25/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|1997|$2000|hard|James Fenimore Cooper would like this spacecraft that became the first to land on Mars in over 20 years|Pathfinder
24/02/1998|Jeopardy!|WHERE'S MY COFFEE?|$300|easy|Java is a synonym for coffee; a high-grade bean also comes from this next most populous Indonesian island|Sumatra
18/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'EZ' DOES IT|$600|medium|One of the large, flat triangular muscles of the shoulder & upper back region|Trapezius
28/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CITIES|$200|easy|Hradcany Castle, former home of the kings of Bohemia, is in this Czech capital|Prague
23/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$400|easy|Kenneth Buell, who had worked on the Gemini space program, helped design Luvs, a type of these|Diapers
15/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT|$1600|hard|You're just a little stiff! You don't have this painful mosquito-borne joint illness with a Swahili name|dengue fever
02/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MILLS|$800|hard|'Warm & cozy' type of mill seen here (maybe in Pittsburgh)|Steel mill
30/06/1999|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'F'|$500|medium|Product 'of the imagination' (7)|figment
04/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE THERE'S A WILL|$1000|hard|This ex-Playboy playmate won round 1 (& $449 million) contesting her late 90-year-old husband's will|Anna Nicole Smith
28/05/2007|Jeopardy!|CHESS NUTS|$200|easy|Careful! In tournament play, once you do this, you have to move the piece|touch it
18/12/2000|Jeopardy!|TV ACTORS & ROLES|$100|easy|Once Tommy Mullaney on 'L.A. Law', John Spencer now plays White House chief of staff Leo McGarry on this series|The West Wing
08/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$800|hard|It can mean to transmit heat, electricity or an orchestra's directions|Conduct
26/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$2000|hard|Number of hydrogen atoms it takes to equal the weight of one carbon atom|12
16/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HOT FILMS, COOL FILMS|$600|medium|Judith Anderson played Big Mama Pollitt, the matriarch of a greedy Southern family, in this film|Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
14/03/2011|Jeopardy!|HABLA ESPANOL?|$1000|hard|This Spanish word for a chain of mountains means 'saw': the peaks suggest the teeth of a saw|sierra
06/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$800|hard|At a 1943 meeting in this N. African city, FDR & Churchill agreed to an invasion of 'the soft underbelly of the Axis'|Casablanca
25/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOUND OF 'MUSIC'|$800|hard|These first 3 words of a famous quote are useful when you need 'to soothe a savage breast'|Music hath charms
23/01/2009|Jeopardy!|2 ANIMALS, 1 WORD|$400|easy|You can find 'blind' these in the waters of caves in Kentucky & an 'electric' kind in the Nile|catfish
15/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BELT|$1600|hard|These polished shell beads were woven into belts by Native Americans & traded or used to send messages|wampum
02/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$600|medium|Police show which began as 'Toma' became much better known with new star & this new name|Baretta
11/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|DEM BONES|$1200|hard|This longest bone in your body accounts for about a quarter of your height|femur (thighbone)
10/04/1997|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$300|easy|She plays Dr. Michaela Quinn|Jane Seymour
25/07/2008|Final Jeopardy!|ADJECTIVES|None|None|Meaning 'painful', it literally refers to the type of pain inflicted on Jesus & on the followers of Spartacus|excruciating
11/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|NAMESAKES|$1000|hard|A deductive system of algebra named after its creator, a 19th Century English mathematician|Boolean algebra
22/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TIME PHRASES|$200|easy|The late-afternoon period when bars feature cheap drinks & free snacks|Happy hour
03/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MATH|$200|easy|This point is the dot (comma in Europe) in numbers like 23.91|a decimal point
18/11/1993|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$400|easy|A wedge of this fruit is the traditional accompaniment for a shot of tequila|Lime
11/11/1991|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER BIRDS|$300|easy|The rook is the most common member of this bird family found in Europe|crow
06/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC APPRECIATION|$1200|hard|In 1990, on this composer's 150th birthday, Itzhak Perlman was fiddling away in Russia in his honor|Tchaikovsky
08/01/2010|Jeopardy!|OH, THE BAND IS OUT ON THE FIELD!|$400|easy|On June 23, 2007 this reunited band wasn't 'So Lonely' playing Dodger Stadium; every little thing they did was magic|The Police
01/04/2010|Jeopardy!|CITY & STATUE|$400|easy|Sun Yat-Sen, at the corner of Grant & California|San Francisco
16/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS FROM THE KING JAMES BIBLE|$600|medium|To produce a bunch of kids is to be this 'and multiply and replenish the Earth'|Fruitful
12/09/2005|Jeopardy!|KISSING UP TO THE BOSS|$200|easy|Earn these 'points' by currying favor; it's also a Girl Scout aged 6 to 8|brownie
07/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GERMAN WORDS & PHRASES|$400|easy|Used to mean 'To your health', it's most often said after someone sneezes|Gesundheit
20/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, MIKEY!|$1000|hard|This Sri Lanka-born Canadian won Britain's Booker Prize for his novel 'The English Patient'|Michael Ondaatje
01/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER SPORTS TERMS|$200|easy|The Fox network made it glow to attract viewers to televised hockey|puck
24/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS|$800|hard|Urdu for 'dusty', this olive drab cloth was first used in the uniforms of the British army in India in 1857|khaki
25/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES TO THE MAX|$2000|hard|In 1935 this great German stage director brought 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' to the screen|Max Reinhardt
20/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE KNIGHT|$400|easy|Painted on his shield & surcoat, it was a knight's only recognizable feature when his face was covered|Coat of arms
09/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BIG ACTORS, SMALL ROLES|$400|easy|Seth Rogen voiced a mantis & Dustin Hoffman a small red panda in this 2008 movie|Kung Fu Panda
31/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'BOO'!|$1000|hard|He's the member of P.Funk seen here:|Bootsy Collins
25/10/2010|Jeopardy!|A FEW'GUE'|$200|easy|Adjective meaning lacking clarity or distinctness|vague
12/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BORN & DIED|$400|easy|He was born in Genoa, Italy in 1451 & died in Valladolid, Spain in 1506|Christopher Columbus
05/10/2010|Jeopardy!|FLEA|$400|easy|Miriam Rothschild discovered that a rubbery protein called resilin stored in the hind legs gives fleas this amazing ability|jumping
17/03/2003|Jeopardy!|THE ANIMAL KINGDOM|$1000|hard|Though it's not a feline, this creature sometimes has 'cat' attached to its name|civet (or civet cat)
12/10/2004|Jeopardy!|THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE|$200|easy|The Declaration was adopted in this city|Philadelphia
27/11/1984|Jeopardy!|TRIVIA|$400|easy|Number of vowels on the bottom row of keys of a standard typewriter|0
25/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN RHODES SCHOLARS|$200|easy|This 'Man from Hope' was a '68 recipient|Bill Clinton
11/10/2011|Jeopardy!|SHE CREATED HIM|$200|easy|Rhett Butler|Margaret Mitchell
15/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'GENERAL' ASSEMBLY|$400|easy|A shop selling a variety of goods|General store
24/04/2007|Jeopardy!|TV JAILBIRDS|$400|easy|November 21, 1980: Sue Ellen's fingerprints are on the gun, so she's mistakenly arrested for shooting this man|J.R.
20/06/2001|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE AN ANIMAL!|$100|easy|The giant moray variety of this critter is seen here|eel
16/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CAPITALS|$1000|hard|On Sept. 1, 1939 it became the first capital city targeted in an attack by Germany in WWII|Warsaw, Poland
21/05/2010|Jeopardy!|YEATS IS GREATS|$800|hard|A Yeats poem ends, 'By his command these words are cut: cast a cold eye on life, on death.'  Then these 3 words|Horseman, pass by
06/03/2006|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$200|easy|The HU-1A 'Huey' was the main Medevac one of these in the Vietnam War|a helicopter
19/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET & OPERA|$1600|hard|Odile & Prince Sigfried are the deux-o who dance the Black Swan pas de deux in this ballet|Swan Lake
03/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$800|hard|She laughed when told she was going to have a child, but Isaac was born a year later when she was about 91|Sarah
12/01/2005|Jeopardy!|IT'S AUSTRALIA, MATE|$3800|hard|For this holiday, schoolchildren in Australia receive a 6-week summer vacation|Christmas
29/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MONGO FOR MONGOLIA|$800|hard|In recent years measures taken by the Mongolian government have stabilized the tugrik, which is this|the currency
14/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'PRO'|$1200|hard|It's the long flexible snout of some mammals like the tapir|the proboscis
10/02/2011|Jeopardy!|THERE'S A DRAFT IN THE ROOM|$800|hard|Since 2001 the NBA draft has been a garden party at this arena|Madison Square Garden
25/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MMM... BACON|$800|hard|A McDonald's Egg McMuffin is made with egg, American cheese & this meat|Canadian bacon
31/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OF THE SQUIRRELS|$400|easy|It's the common name for squirrels of the subfamily Pteromyinae (hint: 'ptero-' is Latin for 'winged')|flying squirrels
15/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ANTHROPOLOGY|$600|medium|Excavations in Newfoundland show evidence of a visit by these people around 1000 A.D.|Vikings
19/07/2011|Jeopardy!|MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL|$200|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew stands on a stage.) W.T.G. Morton made history here in Mass General's surgical amphitheatre.  On October 14, 1886 he performed the first public successful surgery using this anesthetic|ether
26/02/2001|Jeopardy!|BEAR WITH ME|$300|easy|Munna, this type of performing bear, made news when India's government took him from trainer Nasir Khan|Dancing bear
29/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '50s|$400|easy|This James Dean film was advertised with the line 'Teenage terror torn from today's headlines'|Rebel Without a Cause
04/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SONG LYRICS|$800|hard|Elvis sang, 'You ain't nothin' but' one of these, 'cryin' all the time'|Hound Dog
08/09/2008|Jeopardy!|MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL|$600|medium|This current Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher has led the major leagues in strikeouts 9 times|Randy Johnson
25/05/2010|Jeopardy!|'ALLO' DARLIN'|$200|easy|Speedy horse gait|a gallop
28/12/2007|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER THE BETTER|$200|easy|A fixed, benchlike seat in a church|a pew
12/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|QUIZ BOWL|$800|hard|In one July week in 2009, this L.A. open-air venue presented Incubus & 'Bravo Beethoven'|the Hollywood Bowl
21/05/2008|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$400|easy|Contrary to its name, this yellow mustard brand introduced in 1904 is American|French's
10/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY BLACKJACK|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew sits at a Las Vegas blackjack table with Sarah.) To ask the dealer for another card, I can gesture or say this traditional 2-word phrase|hit me
05/09/1996|Jeopardy!|ROBIN HOOD|$100|easy|It's the royal forest in Nottinghamshire in which Robin lived & poached|Sherwood Forest
11/01/1990|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$1000|hard|(AUDIO Daily Double): Mode of transportation mentioned in the following folk song: 'Not a shirt on my back, not a penny to my name, Lord, I can't go home this way...'|Train/Railroad
30/10/2000|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'M'|$300|easy|It's a spice or a trademarked name of a tear gas spray|mace
08/02/2008|Jeopardy!|BRIDGES|$200|easy|No longer 'falling down', this bridge from England is now found in Lake Havasu City, Arizona|London Bridge
01/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BOND...JAMES BOND|$200|easy|12 years after 'Diamonds are Forever', he was back as Bond in 1983's 'Never Say Never Again'|Sean Connery
27/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS|$1200|hard|He domesticates his wife: RIPE TOUCH|Petruchio
14/01/1999|Jeopardy!|U2|$400|easy|The hero of the film for which U2 recorded 'Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me'|Batman
31/03/2006|Jeopardy!|LISZT|$1000|hard|Between 1846 & 1853 Liszt composed the first 15 of his 'Hungarian' these|Rhapsodies
07/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$800|hard|His criticisms of Aaron Burr's character led to their fatal 1804 duel|Alexander Hamilton
22/11/1995|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$200|easy|In February of 1895 the U.S. reserves of this were down to a dangerously low $41 million dollars|Gold
19/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$1000|hard|She danced in Antony Tudor's 1937 ballet 'Dark Elegies' before she choreographed 'Rodeo'|Agnes de Mille
27/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE EMPEROR NERO|$400|easy|At age 16, Nero was proclaimed emperor by this military unit & immediately confirmed by the Senate|Praetorian Guard
09/10/2001|Jeopardy!|'NEW' GEOGRAPHY|$100|easy|The first road constructed in this state after the Europeans arrived was along the Rio Grande|New Mexico
23/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN ARTISTS|$3800|hard|Jacob Lawrence achieved fame with his 'Toussaint L'ouverture Series' depicting the slave rebellion here|Haiti
23/11/1999|Jeopardy!|SINGER-SONGWRITERS|$200|easy|'Put Your Head On My Shoulder'|Paul Anka
12/05/2003|Jeopardy!|THE CHINESE ZODIAC|$200|easy|2013 is the year of this animal that can coil|snake
22/05/2001|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD WALK OF FAME|$200|easy|'The Birdman of Alcatraz' is one of the classic roles of this star, seen here:|Burt Lancaster
23/10/2006|Jeopardy!|BOOK 'EM, DAN-O|$600|medium|'Standing Firm' & 'Worth Fighting For' are 2 books by this ex-Vice President|Dan Quayle
01/12/1998|Jeopardy!|DIETING|$500|medium|Completes the tantalizing title of Dean Ornish's 1993 bestseller 'Eat More....'|Weigh Less
07/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS|$200|easy|After viewing the city from the top of this landmark, make sure to visit the museum of westward expansion, below|the Gateway Arch
29/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|INDIANA JONESING|$800|hard|This oil products company now has the naming rights to the Colts' home stadium|Lucas Oil
03/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DESERT LIFE|$800|hard|Also called a Chaparral cock, it can't stay airborne long, but can reach about 15 mph on the ground|a roadrunner
02/03/1998|Jeopardy!|PARTY TIME|$500|medium|Schussboomers know the name of this after-schussing party contains the French word for 'after'|Apres-ski
22/03/1996|Jeopardy!|THE BODY CANINE|$200|easy|A dog cools its body mainly by panting because these glands are only found on its feet|Sweat Glands
29/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'NOV'EMBER|$400|easy|Anesthetic you're grateful for on a visit to the dentist|novacaine
12/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|EARLS|$800|hard|The surrenderer, seen here, was both Earl & Marquis of this|Cornwallis
02/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NHL LOGOS|$800|hard|On December 1, 1924 they beat the Montreal Maroons in their first game|Boston Bruins
27/11/2000|Jeopardy!|'EYE' SEE|$400|easy|It's the title of the song heard here: (hit for Survivor)|Eye of the Tiger
14/07/2010|Jeopardy!|THE QUEEN|$200|easy|Queen Elizabeth II has this many children|4
24/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$600|medium|In her lifetime, this dollar coin suffragette's autograph was traded much like baseball cards today|Susan B. Anthony
21/10/2009|Jeopardy!|RELATED SONG TITLES|$200|easy|In examining her Top 40 hits, who better to 'Dress You Up' than a 'Material Girl'?|Madonna
11/10/1999|Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES|$500|medium|Aviator 'The Red Baron'|Manfred von Richthofen
18/11/1993|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$100|easy|In Exodus, this miracle occured after a strong east wind blew all night|Parting of the Red Sea
04/04/2003|Jeopardy!|SCANDALS|$800|hard|In 1976 this country's Prince Bernhard quit several posts due to his unseemly relationship with the Lockheed Co.|The Netherlands/Holland
22/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WAR STORIES|$400|easy|'Shades of Gray' & 'Cold Mountain'|the Civil War
09/07/2007|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'EE'|$600|medium|A movie or a play in the afternoon|a matinee
01/02/2011|Jeopardy!|AKA|$600|medium|The policeman featured in this board game is Officer Edgar Mallory|Monopoly
03/01/1989|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$200|easy|If Michael Jackson can't make a personal appearance, he may send Bubbles, one of these|a chimpanzee
21/05/1993|Jeopardy!|MONEY SUPERSTITIONS|$300|easy|A groom may give a bride a penny to wear in this for good luck|a shoe
22/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$800|hard|She spent 'Ten Days in a Mad House' before going 'Around the World in 72 Days'|Nellie Bly
12/09/2007|Jeopardy!|GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS|$1000|hard|In 57 min., 51 sec. a N.Y. man took the 1,899 steps in the 'Fastest pogo stick jumping up' this Toronto landmark|the CN Tower
24/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$2000|hard|Lee Krasner, whose work is seen here, married this man in 1945 & they influenced each other's art|Jackson Pollock
01/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$400|easy|First name shared by French artists Toulouse-Lautrec & Matisse|Henri
15/09/2008|Jeopardy!|THIS IS YOUR WIFE!|$400|easy|Demi Moore|Ashton Kutcher
28/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A DOGGY DOG WORLD|$1200|hard|The AKC says the name of this dog breed seen here goes back to one owned by Kees de Gyselaer|keeshond
17/12/1997|Jeopardy!|PAIRS|$400|easy|An April 1997 auction of Clyde Barrow's belongings raised money to fund moving his grave next to hers|Bonnie Parker
14/03/2008|Jeopardy!|1960s SPORTS LEGENDS|$200|easy|Between May 1965 & March 1967, he defended his heavyweight boxing title an amazing 9 times|Muhammad Ali
21/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$800|hard|Daniel Day-Lewis says, 'You stay alive, no matter what occurs!' in this 1992 film of a James Fenimore Cooper classic|The Last of the Mohicans
21/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$200|easy|'Lady, Be Good!' was the first show he wrote in full collaboration with his brother Ira|George Gershwin
14/05/2008|Jeopardy!|POP'S MUSIC|$600|medium|Dad wears that dorky clock on a chain because he was into this Public Enemy before he became a VH1 reality star|Flavor Flav
23/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LICENSE PLATE MOTTOS|$2000|hard|'Native America'|Oklahoma
21/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TUXEDO JUNCTION|$2000|hard|On Nov. 28, 1966 this author threw a star-studded 'Black & White Ball' in honor of Kay Graham|Truman Capote
02/07/2010|Jeopardy!|ANTEBELLUM ROBERT E. LEE|$200|easy|Robert graduated from this school in 1829 with an incredible zero demerits|West Point
20/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$600|medium|To aid them in the war, the British hired about 30,000 of these German soldiers, so named for their home principality|Hessians
12/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A EUROPEAN TOUR|$400|easy|Snowboarding is big at Gstaad in this country, but the term apres-snowboard hasn't really caught on|Switzerland
26/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THUNDER & LIGHTNING|$400|easy|Rip Van Winkle saw a group of odd-looking men playing this; the rolling of the balls sounded like thunder|ninepins (bowling)
06/03/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 1910s|$400|easy|On May 13, 1917 3 children reported a vision of the Virgin Mary near this Portuguese city|Fatima
23/09/2002|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL MATTERS|$600|medium|It sounds like a small trench around a castle, but it was the major type of late medieval composition|motet
21/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OLD YORK, OLD YORK|$1600|hard|York suffered severely during this man's conquest of Northern England in the 1060s|William the Conqueror
27/09/1995|Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$200|easy|This queen gave Solomon 120 talents of gold & other precious items|Queen of Sheba
14/06/1999|Jeopardy!|FLAGS|$100|easy|This Canadian province's flag shows the setting sun & wavy blue bars representing the Pacific Ocean|British Columbia
23/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PAINT IN OILS|$1600|hard|This technique of applying thin layers gives richer color than if you'd just mixed the paint; you can do it with ham, too|glazing
15/05/2008|Jeopardy!|GET ME A SNACK!|$1000|hard|I'd love some coeur a la creme, a cheesy dessert molded in this shape|a heart
25/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' MIDDLE NAMES|$1200|hard|'The Moonstone' author William Collins|Wilkie
15/04/2005|Jeopardy!|HELOISE YES!|$800|hard|In summer 'when nobody nice can help you', use a 'sponge-type... mop' with a long handle to apply this to your back|sunscreen
16/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$1000|hard|Frederick Ashton's ballet 'The Lady of Shalott' is based on this man's poem of the same name|Alfred Lord Tennyson
07/01/2000|Jeopardy!|WE GET LETTERS|$400|easy|Played by Desmond Llewelyn, he supplies James Bond with his special gadgets|Q
16/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BARTLETT'S FAMILIAR QUOTATIONS|$1700|hard|'You furnish the pictures & I'll furnish the war'|William Randolph Hearst
10/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MARK TWAIN|$1000|hard|Twain said, 'There is no distinctly Native American criminal class except' this body|Congress
27/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$800|hard|Henry James' Isabel Archer gets some European culture, so her story can be called 'The Portrait of' this|a Lady
28/12/1994|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1000|hard|His 1958 novel 'Our Man in Havana' takes place in pre-Castro Cuba|Graham Greene
08/05/2003|Jeopardy!|FERTILE 'I's|$600|medium|This adjective comes from the Greek for 'Spaniard'|Iberian
04/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|YOU NEED SOME EXERCISE|$1600|hard|In gymnastics, women perform this event to music, men without music|floor exercise
14/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS|$200|easy|The title of a 1924 Maxwell Anderson play asked 'What Price' this|Glory
28/09/2004|Jeopardy!|BAHRAIN|$400|easy|Bahrain is known as this 'of the Arabian Gulf', although cultured ones are banned in the market of the same name|the Pearl
02/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SAY IT AGAIN|$600|medium|In a popular kids' game, this phrase precedes 'Send Richard right over'|Red Rover, Red Rover
25/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS' RHYME TIME|$400|easy|Buck's ringlets|Pearl's curls
09/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$400|easy|The mineral argentite is an important ore of this metal|Silver
05/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PEOPLE|$400|easy|In one of this apostle's epistles, he uses the additional name Simon|Peter
10/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY RHYME TIME|$2000|hard|A general-purpose vehicle on an almost vertical slope|a steep Jeep
05/12/2007|Jeopardy!|U.S. GOVERNMENT|$400|easy|Public laws in 2007 & 2008 will begin with this number, which stands for the number of the Congress passing them|110
07/11/2002|Jeopardy!|WATER WORLD|$400|easy|This term also heard on CB radio refers to a wave that's 'plunging' or 'spilling' on the shore|breaker
09/04/2003|Jeopardy!|OSCAR-WINNING SONGS|$400|easy|Melanie Griffith had 'A Bod in Sin' in this film, but it was Carly Simon's 'Let the River Run' that won an Oscar|Working Girl
18/04/2011|Jeopardy!|REAL HISTORICAL HOUSEWIVES OF D.C.|$600|medium|After her husband suffered a stroke in 1919, any requests to see him or communicate with him had to go through her first|Edith Wilson
26/10/2009|Jeopardy!|WHERE|$1000|hard|It's at the entrance to Guanabara Bay, overlooking Rio from a height of 1,300 feet|Sugarloaf Mountain
18/12/1996|Jeopardy!|HAITI|$500|medium|Made governor-general for life in January 1804, he declared himself emperor in September|Jean-Jacques Dessalines (Jean Jacques I)
19/05/1992|Jeopardy!|SHOPPING|$400|easy|By definition, this kind of shop pays no import tax on goods of foreign make|a duty-free shop
10/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|GENESIS|$600|medium|The 1st creature Noah sent forth from the ark|raven
22/05/1998|Jeopardy!|A LITTLE BIT COUNTRY|$400|easy|This late 'Winds Of War' star had a Top 10 country hit in 1967 with 'Little Old Wine Drinker Me'|Robert Mitchum
23/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LAW|$800|hard|Creative works not protected by copyright & land that has never been privately owned are in this|the public domain
04/03/1999|Jeopardy!|IN OTHER WORDS...|$200|easy|Much more heat than can be adequately managed|Too hot to handle
25/12/1996|Jeopardy!|PREGNANCY & CHILDBIRTH|$500|medium|Psychoprophylaxis teaches a mother techniques of relaxing & controlling this action|Breathing
29/07/2011|Jeopardy!|RONS, DONS & JOHNS|$400|easy|In 1988 this now-Texas congressman got more than 400,000 votes running for president as a Libertarian|Ron Paul
05/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$200|easy|At the National Museum in Dublin you can see a bell reportedly used by this patron saint|Saint Patrick
04/07/1997|Jeopardy!|20TH CENTURY ARCHITECTURE|$300|easy|He used a snail spiral design for the Guggenheim Museum & for the V.C. Morris Gift Shop in San Francisco|Frank Lloyd Wright
19/09/2007|Jeopardy!|ALSO A PLAYING CARD|$1000|hard|40-40 at Wimbledon|deuce
05/02/1999|Jeopardy!|MOVIE QUOTES|$200|easy|'Help me, Obi-Wan Kenobi.  You're my only hope'|Star Wars
22/04/2011|Jeopardy!|FATHERS-IN-LAW|$400|easy|German emperor Frederick III's was this German-born British prince consort|Prince Albert
25/11/2009|Final Jeopardy!|POSTAL ABBREVIATIONS|None|None|A state since the 1700s but not in the original 13, it ends with its own 2-letter postal abbreviation|Kentucky
25/04/2000|Jeopardy!|RANKS & TITLES|$500|medium|The daughter of an English monarch is a princess; of a Spanish monarch, this|Infanta
02/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$800|hard|Crossair is this country's domestic airline; you might fly it into Lugano|Switzerland
24/11/2005|Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICA|$1000|hard|John Smith's use of threats & force to get corn for the Jamestown Colony irked this Native American chief|Powhatan
28/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ART FOR ART'S SAKE|$1600|hard|The characteristic style of this Frenchman is seen here in his 1890s work, 'Turning Road at Montgeroult'|Cézanne
13/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE A LETTER|$2000|hard|It's the symbol for the old British penny|d
09/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN ARTISTS|$400|easy|This 'American Gothic' creator was a leading regionalist, his region being Iowa|Grant Wood
06/12/1984|Jeopardy!|COLORS|$100|easy|Colors that blend to make chartreuse|green and yellow
29/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE STATUE OF LIBERTY|$400|easy|The statue was based on this giant Greek statue destroyed by an earthquake around 225 B.C.|the Colossus of Rhodes
22/01/2009|Final Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY MARRIAGES|None|None|Her 3rd husband won a Best Actor Oscar in the '90s; her 2nd husband, like her dad, is a Rock & Roll Hall of Famer|Lisa Marie Presley
08/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BUNDESTAG PARTY|$800|hard|Petra Kelly, a founder of this colorful German political party, served in the Bundestag from 1983 to 1990|the Green Party
07/11/2006|Jeopardy!|JEOP-POURRI|$200|easy|This Spanish Surrealist induced hallucinatory  states in himself by what he called a 'paranoiac critical' process|Dalí
03/11/2006|Jeopardy!|AUSSIE|$600|medium|The Australians call them gum trees; we call them these|eucalyptus trees
20/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GLENN CLOSE ENCOUNTERS|$1200|hard|Glenn played Robin Williams' mom in this 1982 film based on a novel|The World According to Garp
06/04/2011|Jeopardy!|GREAT WOMEN IN SPORTS|$600|medium|(Hannah Storm reads the clue from the set of SportsCenter.)  In 2010 she was ranked No. 1 in downhill, super-G, super combined & overall World Cup skiing; she also won Olympic gold|(Lindsey) Vonn
27/01/2000|Jeopardy!|WALTS-ING|$100|easy|Rumor has long had it that upon his death, his body was frozen & hidden somewhere in his theme park|Walt Disney
19/09/2005|Jeopardy!|THAT'S JUST 'SAD'|$200|easy|It's a folded & grilled flour tortilla filled with cheese & often chicken; es muy buena!|a quesadilla
03/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SOAP DISH|$400|easy|Afloat since 1879, it was originally to be called 'The White Soap'|Ivory soap
22/09/1998|Jeopardy!|SPORTING CLICHES|$300|easy|Threw him a curve|baseball
13/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LOVE SONGS|$200|easy|In 1962, his pop version of 'I Can't Stop Loving You' was the No. 1 single of the year|Ray Charles
11/03/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OBJETS D'ART|$400|easy|4-letter term for the type of work seen here--whether successful or not|a bust
29/06/2010|Jeopardy!|GO IRISH!|$1000|hard|For organizing Band Aid & other good works, this Irishman received an honorary knighthood in 1986|Bob Geldof
13/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BLOOD WORK|$400|easy|Blood flows through a network of vessels known collectively as this system|the circulatory system
20/06/2011|Jeopardy!|27 IS HEAVEN|$200|easy|Ratified in 1992, it prohibits congressional salary increases taking effect until the start of the following term|the 27th Amendment
17/11/1989|Jeopardy!|MYTHS & LEGENDS|$300|easy|Thru many a metaphysical joust he tried to win the soul of Faust|Mephistopheles
21/10/1999|Jeopardy!|TV CHARACTERS' MAIDEN NAMES|$500|medium|She played Gloria Stivic, nee Bunker|Sally Struthers
26/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'WAR' & 'PEACE'|$800|hard|The Pawnee & Crow crafted complex dances for this sacred item that produced smoke offerings to the almighty|a peace pipe
07/06/2004|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$600|medium|Teacher's long vacation (10)|sabbatical
29/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1200|hard|1868 Wilkie Collins novel about a mysterious rock|The Moonstone
11/02/1998|Jeopardy!|NEO GEO|$100|easy|Mobutu got the boot, & so did the name Zaire; the country's now called The Democratic Republic Of this|Congo
23/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE-FICTION TV|$400|easy|Episodes in this anthology included 'The Monsters are Due on Maple Street' & 'To Serve Man'|The Twilight Zone
16/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'VE BEEN POSTERIZED!|$1200|hard|Katsushika Hokusai made numerous woodblock prints of this landmark|Mt. Fuji
25/10/2004|Jeopardy!|SHIPS|$600|medium|The Mary Rose, a warship built for this British king, sank in 1545 & was raised in 1982|Henry VIII
18/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LOGIC|$400|easy|A shape in a Venn diagram, or an adjective for an argument whose conclusion assumes its premises|Circular argument
25/12/1996|Jeopardy!|CONTINENTAL CONGRESSMEN|$400|easy|Francis Hopkinson claimed he designed this U.S. symbol; in 1781 Congress denied him sole credit|the U.S. flag
26/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|STRAIT-EN UP|$1000|hard|Prior to the Panama Canal, ships either traveled around Cape Horn or through this nearby strait|Strait of Magellan
04/12/2000|Jeopardy!|'A'RT|$400|easy|Someone must have said, 'Watch the birdie' & 'Draw the birdie' to this Franco-American naturalist|John James Audubon
17/09/2004|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC GAMES|$1000|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew plays a game with Jimmy.)  Jimmy's playing older brother & helping me choose who's taking me out in the updated version of this game  Guy on telephone says, 'What's up?' and Jimmy shakes his head.|Mystery Date
03/02/2006|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN IMAGES|$600|medium|This man's inauguration is depicted here|Andrew Jackson
28/01/2000|Jeopardy!|GET A JOB|$500|medium|This worker always takes panes, & spends his days fitting them into windows|Window glazier
29/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BEAUS|$1200|hard|In 2005, Oprah admitted that she & this beau had a daughter... a cocker spaniel named Sophie|Stedman Graham
16/11/1995|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FRANKS|$300|easy|This musical satirist founded the Mothers of Invention in 1964|Frank Zappa
03/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|Called the most important of Rome's 7 Hills, it was home to upper class villas|Palatine Hill
19/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TIME's TOP 100|$2500|hard|The article on economist Jeffrey Sachs was by this Dubliner who worked with Sachs on world debt relief|Bono
02/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'SUMMER' FUN|$1200|hard|Sebastian Venable's summer fun was no picnic; in fact, he became a picnic in this one-act Tennessee Williams play|Suddenly, Last Summer
12/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MEDIEVAL JOBS|$400|easy|Farriers put shoes on these; loriners made the stirrups|horses
02/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD RELIGION|$800|hard|He hung up his sword, took on a beggar's garb & founded the Jesuits|Ignatius Loyola
02/05/2006|Jeopardy!|LARGE EQUIPMENT|$600|medium|For smooth travel, ballast tampers & ballast regulators keep the gravel at the right level among these|railroad tracks
30/10/2009|Jeopardy!|TUNE 'IN'|$400|easy|Haitian troops occupied this nation from 1822 to 1844|the Dominican Republic
29/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'R' WAY|$800|hard|The Phantom is a car made by this automaker|Rolls-Royce
25/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$400|easy|Piano style sprung from the blues, it describes Bette's 'Bugle Boy'|boogie-woogie
08/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$800|hard|This Philippine capital's intramuros, or walled city, was built on the design of a medieval castle|Manila
06/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$2000|hard|At the Battle of Lewes in 1264, this king & his son Edward were defeated & captured by Simon de Montfort|Henry III
23/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SPELLBOUND|$400|easy|Afrikaaners would spell this 1985 Schwarzenegger ex-military man film with a 'K'|Commando
07/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THOMAS JEFFERSON'S READING LIST|$800|hard|T.J. recommends Wm. Robertson's 'History of Scotland' & David Hume's 'History of' this neighboring land|England
19/04/2011|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL BOOK TITLES|$200|easy|In Ecclesiastes this 1989 book title precedes 'and a time to heal'|A Time to Kill
24/05/2007|Jeopardy!|'80s MOVIE MEMORIES|$600|medium|Brownsville, Oregon was cast as Castle Rock in this 1986 film about 4 boys on a trek for a dead body|Stand By Me
16/11/1998|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE MEMORIES|$400|easy|Perhaps referring to the 'fleecing' of your parents' bank account, it's the animal nickname for your diploma|Sheepskin
10/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SOVIET MAN|$800|hard|Marshall Zhukov directed the defense of Moscow in 1941 & must have enjoyed capturing this city in April 1945|Berlin
21/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$400|easy|The Faraday effect shows how this type of field can rotate the vibration plane of a beam of polarized light|a magnetic field
14/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|O PIONEERS!|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Old World Wisconsin.)  On a shaving bench like this one, pioneers would cut these thin pieces of wood to cover their roofs|shingles
07/07/2010|Jeopardy!|THAT'S HISTORY, KIDS!|$1000|hard|September 14, 1847: General Winfield Scott captures this western hemisphere capital city|Mexico City
15/01/1999|Jeopardy!|PANDA-MONIUM|$200|easy|Because they can't digest cellulose, pandas may eat 90 pounds a day of the shoots of this plant|Bamboo
20/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BROTHERS|$600|medium|Ballplayer Jay Dean was nicknamed Dizzy & his brother Paul was nicknamed this|Daffy
20/07/2004|Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL|$600|medium|Well, 'Cry Me a River', in 2004 he won the Grammy for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance|Justin Timberlake
16/04/2003|Jeopardy!|POTLUCK|$600|medium|The name of this dark brownish red comes from the French word for 'chestnut'|maroon
08/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ARE YOU A BETTING MAN?|$800|hard|C'mon, one more cherry!  Bally's Las Vegas became the first hotel with a $1,000 one of these|a slot machine
17/01/2001|Jeopardy!|COMICS' BOOKS|$500|medium|The comic & actor seen here, he wrote a conspiracy book called 'UFOs, JFK and Elvis'|Richard Belzer
26/12/1997|Jeopardy!|THINK PINK|$300|easy|The pink material used to build the state capitol in Austin, Texas has to be 'taken for' this stone|granite
26/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A 'LITTLE' LIT|$1200|hard|In this 1935 novel Laura & her family leave the big woods & go west in a covered wagon|Little House on the Prairie
26/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE ____ ZONE|$2000|hard|Neutral yet tense, heavily mined despite its name.  When you're in neither the north or south, brace yourself for...|the demilitarized zone
01/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$2000|hard|The stepfather of Patsy & Jacky, he was also known as the 'Stepfather of His Country'|George Washington
09/02/2005|Jeopardy!|IN THE NEWS 2005|$800|hard|Bill Gates is giving $750 million to this type of health program, & Norway is giving $290 million|immunization
04/12/2009|Jeopardy!|MOVIE NAME DROPPERS|$200|easy|'There's Something About ____'|Mary
12/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$800|hard|This imaginary line that circles the globe is also known as 0 degrees latitude|the equator
27/09/2007|Jeopardy!|ARCHIPELAGOS|$1000|hard|This Portuguese archipelago once served as a stop for the treasure galleons returning to Spain from America|the Azores
21/07/2009|Jeopardy!|HARRY TRUMAN|$400|easy|It was the 4-word motto Truman kept on his desk in the Oval Office|The buck stops here
23/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GONE 'D'|$800|hard|A 2010 Bild magazine survey showed that almost half of all Germans would like to forgo the euro to get this back|the Deutsch mark
25/06/2008|Jeopardy!|MERLIN'S INBOX|$400|easy|Someone dropped off pictures of this object that Merlin says the rightful king must pull a sword out of|the stone
21/10/2003|Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTIAL TERMS OF SERVICE|$800|hard|1965-1969|Hubert Humphrey
07/11/2002|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC BOOKS|None|None|Published in 1611, the Pilgrims in 1620 refused to bring it to America; they brought the Geneva version|King James Bible
20/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE COMICS|$1200|hard|The TV show seen here is based on this edgy Aaron McGruder comic strip|The Boondocks
17/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WILLIAM HURT FILMS|$600|medium|Her first film was 'Body Heat' with Bill & she was with him again in 'The Accidental Tourist'|Kathleen Turner
09/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S SPEAK RUSSIAN|$1600|hard|This Russian term for a sled drawn by 3 horses has made its way into English|troika
11/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE BAKERY|$1200|hard|Usually this 'Italian' term is used for dishes that have spinach; at the bakery, it's an almond cookie with chocolate|Florentine
03/03/2006|Jeopardy!|DANCE|$200|easy|In this 'national' folk dance, you dance around the brim of a sombrero|the Mexican hat dance
27/02/2004|Jeopardy!|GARDENING|$600|medium|A wise tip from the 'Wise Garden Encyclopedia' is: never prune evergreens during this season|winter
03/10/2005|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$600|medium|Seton Hill University is in Greensburg, Penn.; Seton Hall University is in South Orange in this state|New Jersey
15/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|POETRY|$400|easy|His poem 'Mending Wall' 1st appeared in 'North of Boston', a collection of poems he wrote in England|Robert Frost
27/12/2002|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|$1000|hard|This attorney was the only representative of New York to sign the U.S. Constitution|Alexander Hamilton
08/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$400|easy|This late ballet star of Tartar ancestry was Margot Fonteyn's best-known partner|Rudolf Nureyev
29/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$1000|hard|In 1863 he became music director of the court balls in Vienna|Johann Strauss
06/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$200|easy|'The House of the Seven Gables' is set in this New England town, about 150 years after the Witch Trials|Salem, Massachusetts
05/11/2007|Jeopardy!|CHIPS|$400|easy|This saying about ignoring the consequences goes back to the lumber industry's devil-may-care woodcutters|let the chips fall where they may
20/09/2001|Final Jeopardy!|ON THE MAP|None|None|2 of the 3 countries classified as extending across 2 continents|(2 of) Turkey, Russia, or Egypt
16/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRITISH POET LAUREATE WRITES|$400|easy|For an 1858 royal wedding, Tennyson wrote extra verses for this song, beginning, 'God bless our prince and bride'|God Save The Queen
20/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|USE YOUR ARITHMETIC|$2000|hard|Number of Santa's reindeer in a Moore poem minus the current number of seats on the Supreme Court|-1
06/11/1986|Jeopardy!|ROMAN EMPIRE|$200|easy|Built by the Romans in the 2nd cent., one of these still brings water to Segovia, Spain|aqueduct
23/01/1996|Jeopardy!|WISCONSIN|$1200|hard|These 2 Great Lakes lap the shores of Wisconsin|Michigan & Superior
02/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$600|medium|Bubba barely ever eats this grain -- he drinks it|Barley
05/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|DISCO IN-FILM-O|$2000|hard|'Last Dance' was the hot hit from this 1978 wonder for more than a weekend, for a whole Donna Summer|Thank God It's Friday
23/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PAINT NO STOPPING US NOW|$800|hard|Toulouse-Lautrec had some dance hall days at this hangout that opened in 1889 in Montmartre|the Moulin Rouge
27/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$2800|hard|His family was Jewish but his father became a protestant & added Bartholdy to the last name|Felix Mendelssohn
12/10/2009|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS INC.|$200|easy|It cruises along: VIRAL CAN|Carnival
01/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY POTPOURRI|$600|medium|The meter for his poem 'The Song of Hiawatha' was inspired by the great Finnish epic 'Kalevala'|Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
03/04/2001|Jeopardy!|'L' ON WHEELS|$300|easy|They attach a wheel to a car & are removed with a wrench of a similar name|lugnuts
06/02/2008|Jeopardy!|GOVERNORS|$200|easy|He starred as Governor of California from 1967 to 1975|Ronald Reagan
12/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL 19th CENTURY LIT|$1200|hard|A trip to Liverpool as a cabin boy on a merchant ship helped this man pen 'Redburn'; it wasn't the last novel he set at sea|(Herman) Melville
07/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN CITIES|$2000|hard|Update your address book--Tanzania's capital is moving from this city to Dodoma|Dar es Salaam
04/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCHWARZENEGGER FILMS|$1000|hard|For 'Batman & Robin', Arnold spent over 2 1/2 hours a day in makeup to play this cool villain|Mr. Freeze (Dr. Victor Fries)
11/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THERE ARE PLACES|$1200|hard|In 1998 Mesquite, Nevada imitated the Running of the Bulls in this Spanish city|Pamplona
16/04/2003|Jeopardy!|THEATRE TALK|$400|easy|(Sofia of the Clue Crew is backstage at the Gershwin Theatre.)  These are the areas just offstage, and actors wait in them to make their entrances|the wings
16/09/1998|Jeopardy!|MUSICALS IN OTHER WORDS|$400|easy|'Ta-Ta Conrad'|Bye Bye Birdie
28/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING THE PROFESSOR|$2000|hard|He played the brilliant 'Gilligan's Island' professor who couldn't figure out how to build a raft|Russell Johnson
29/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ABOUT TIME|$1200|hard|A unit of measure of longitude equal to 15 degrees or 1/24 of a great circle|an hour
16/03/2004|Jeopardy!|ON THE WATER|$200|easy|A land game with cars on a collision course, or a safer water game in which players sit on others' shoulders|Chicken
01/10/1999|Jeopardy!|FLAGS OF THE WORLD|$100|easy|The night sky on Brazil's flag represents the one seen from this city|Rio de Janeiro
25/10/2006|Jeopardy!|'OCK'-TOBER|$400|easy|To remove someone from the priesthood|defrock
11/05/1998|Jeopardy!|MAN'S BEST FRIEND|$500|medium|This breed used to guard monasteries|Lhasa Apso
27/01/2010|Jeopardy!|MEDICAL MATTERS|$200|easy|Hemicrania, literally 'pain on one side of the head', gives us this word for a terrible pain in the head|migraine
28/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY FIRST LINES|$2000|hard|'To the red country and part of the gray country of Oklahoma, the last rains came gently'|The Grapes of Wrath
01/06/2005|Jeopardy!|-OLA|$1000|hard|He led the young Seminoles who opposed the 1832 Treaty of Payne's Landing|Osceola
20/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ASIAN AMERICANS|$800|hard|In 1973 this former helmsman of the starship Enterprise ran for a seat on the L.A. city council|George Takei
19/09/1997|Jeopardy!|NUMBER, PLEASE|$100|easy|In Jewish numerology, the Hebrew letter Aleph equals this|1
01/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ADD A LETTER|$1600|hard|...to a word meaning 'cover in gold' & get this association of persons of the same trade|guild/gild
23/04/2010|Jeopardy!|SINNERS|$1000|hard|In a 1741 Jonathan Edwards sermon title, sinners were 'in the hands of' this|an angry god
29/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAIRS|$400|easy|In automaking: Rolls & ____|Royce
08/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE ANNIE HALL OF FAME|$800|hard|A train wreck in 1901 left this markswoman partially paralyzed for a time|Annie Oakley
23/12/2008|Jeopardy!|'P'ICK THIS CATEGORY!|$1000|hard|7-letter adjective meaning multicolored, like some horses or birds|piebald
03/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|RETRONYMS|$400|easy|As opposed to digital, it's the kind of watch with a face and hands|analog
09/05/2011|Jeopardy!|WHERE'S OSCAR?|$400|easy|Jodie Foster kept hers in this room because 'they looked good with the faucets'--until they began to corrode|the bathroom
23/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|1996 BIOGRAPHIES|$2500|hard|Ekaterina Gordeeva wrote 'A Love Story' about this skater, her late husband|Sergei Grinkov
20/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$2000|hard|On December 9, 2003 he won a run-off election against Matt Gonzalez to become mayor of San Francisco|Gavin Newsom
18/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY|$2000|hard|After the War of 1812, this 4th president asked Congress to declare war on Algiers|Madison
03/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CINEMA|$400|easy|'Knife in the Water' was this director's first feature after film school at Lodz|Roman Polanski
30/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'DAY' & 'NIGHT'!|$200|easy|When this begins in April, remember to 'spring forward'|Daylight saving time
27/03/2008|Jeopardy!|LOCO FOR LOGOS|$1000|hard|This company is named after the aircraft carrier the owner served on during World War II|Enterprise Rent-A-Car
20/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$2000|hard|By law, a term of the U.S. Supreme Court begins on the first Monday in this month|October
24/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ALL GODS' CHILDREN|$400|easy|This watery fella's kids included Orion & Polyphemus|Poseidon
11/01/2010|Jeopardy!|47|$600|medium|These 2 tropic lines, north & south of the equator, are 47 degrees apart|Cancer & Capricorn
20/07/2009|Jeopardy!|STORYTELLERS|$200|easy|For the sake of convenience & brevity, this 19th c. author signed his early essays 'RLS'|Robert Louis Stevenson
04/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE LANGUAGE OF FOOD|$600|medium|'Cool as a' this; the English variety can grow up to 2 feet long|a cucumber
08/03/2006|Jeopardy!|NFL HALL OF FAMERS BY NUMBER|$200|easy|A quarterback: San Francisco 49ers No. 16|Joe Montana
17/11/2009|Jeopardy!|MISSING LINKS|$200|easy|Seeing ____ herring|red
07/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HYDRO LOGICAL|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew displays a geological diagram on the monitor.)  It's the 2-word furniture term for the boundary between saturated & unsaturated zones of soil|the water table
18/04/2005|Jeopardy!|BRITISH SPELLING BEE|$800|hard|With no pence on hand, you might ask the curry restaurant, 'Will you take' a personal one of these?|C-H-E-Q-U-E
23/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY PEOPLE|$1200|hard|An alliance began in 1851 when Susan B. Anthony met this 3-named woman in Seneca Falls|Elizabeth Cady Stanton
21/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$2000|hard|A speedy billiards cue|a quick stick
24/04/2001|Jeopardy!|PSYCHO BABBLE|$500|medium|Norman says his hobby is this art, 'Stuffing things' -- birds, mostly|Taxidermy
03/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CHEKHOV, PLEASE|$2200|hard|The plot shows Mme. Ranevsky is the owner of this title Chekhov plot|The Cherry Orchard
12/07/2010|Jeopardy!|OF 'SIN'|$200|easy|Pete Rose hit 3,215 of them|singles
20/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TECH TONIC|$400|easy|The 'Shuffle', 'Nano' & 'Photo' are versions of this Apple music player|the iPod
18/11/2003|Jeopardy!|'T'3|$3000|hard|While not an M.D., this person can still diagnose eye problems & prescribe glasses|optometrist
22/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$200|easy|This lizard of the Southwest is the USA's largest poisonous lizard|Gila Monster
26/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'G'ARDEN GLOSSARY|$1600|hard|This cereal grain embryo is usually separated from the endosperm during milling; health nuts love the 'wheat' kind|the germ
12/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LINGUISTICS|$1000|hard|This famed M.I.T. scholar has proposed that humans have the inborn ability to learn language|Noam Chomsky
18/01/1999|Jeopardy!|READINGS FROM HOMER SIMPSON|$300|easy|She's the subject of the following: 'Surely there is no blame on Trojans...if for long time they suffer hardship for a woman like this one - va va va voom!'|Helen
05/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH ART & ARTISTS|$600|medium|(The entire Clue Crew lounges about on the grass, picnic-style, with Cheryl reading.)  It's what we're having right now, or the title of a scandalous 1863 Manet painting|Luncheon on the Grass
24/11/1999|Jeopardy!|SUPERSTITIONS|$500|medium|We wonder if Mary Surratt ever had a stiff neck; it's supposed to be an omen that this will happen|You will be hanged
05/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$400|easy|A Caribbean nation: Santo Domingo|Dominican Republic
12/01/2007|Final Jeopardy!|LITERARY TITLES|None|None|This 1954 book title refers to an impaled sow's head, an offering to the 'beast'|Lord of the Flies
16/12/2005|Jeopardy!|CHICKS RULE!|$400|easy|In the 'My Ex & I Still Get Along' dept., in 1764 she installed one of her old lovers as King of Poland|Catherine the Great
21/01/2004|Jeopardy!|PLAYING DOCTOR|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm CCH Pounder from 'The Shield')  I received an Emmy nomination for my role of Dr. Angela Hicks on this show set at CCH (Cook County Hospital)|ER
08/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE VAST & THE FURIOUS|$800|hard|This nation of 200 million has fought small independence movements like those in Aceh & East Timor|Indonesia
21/02/2003|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|Barnum & Bailey worked under a 'big' one & we're not talkin' a spinning toy|top
24/06/2003|Jeopardy!|BIBLE PEOPLE MAGAZINE|$200|easy|The cover story covers how this 600-year-old man built a 450-foot-long boat|Noah
05/09/2000|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$200|easy|On 'The Naked Truth', she was Nora Wilde, a photographer, later a reporter, for the National Inquisitor|Tea Leoni
04/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETE THE POETIC RHYME|$1600|hard|Wordsworth: 'And then my heart with pleasure fills,/ And dances with the _____'|daffodils
06/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GET MEDIEVAL|$200|easy|Around the year 1000, the pirate Mogahid roamed this sea from his base in Sardinia|the Mediterranean
06/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE STARS|$200|easy|This 'Seinfeld' co-star was born Jay Greenspan|Jason Alexander
10/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS TROPHIES|$400|easy|The Davis Cup|tennis (golf accepted)
16/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL TOURISM|$200|easy|You can take classes in Thai-style massage at the temple compound of Wat Po in this Thai city|Bangkok
23/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE MIDDLE OF THE COUNTRY|$1200|hard|You'll need a lot of 'gas' to drive from Androka to Ambilobe in this African island country|Madagascar
19/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE SKIPPER|$400|easy|1932: The Bounty (before the mutiny)|Captain Bligh
26/03/2007|Jeopardy!|LEMME SEE THOSE 'LIP's|$800|hard|Composer Glass or Detective Marlowe|Philip
08/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$400|easy|At Giza you'll come face-to-face with the nearly 14-foot-wide face of this famous monument|the Sphinx
07/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRIGHTEST STARS|$1600|hard|This red supergiant in Orion is over 300 light years away from you, but it's much closer to Michael Keaton's heart|Betelgeuse
13/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$400|easy|The acronym SETI stands for the Search for this|Extraterrestrial Intelligence
13/09/1984|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$100|easy|Christmas, Easter, or Bermuda, for example|islands
18/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH BALLET|$1200|hard|John Cranko choreographed a ballet called 'Harlequin in' this month--no fooling|April
30/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BILLIONS & BILLIONS|$1200|hard|Begun in 1960, the construction of this 'high' dam on the Nile cost about $1 billion|the Aswan
28/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINMENT AWARDS|$800|hard|He won an Obie for his role in 'Driving Miss Daisy' & received an Oscar nomination for the film version|Morgan Freeman
18/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TEAM EDWARD|$400|easy|English rationalist historian Edward Gibbon is remembered for his 'History of the Decline and Fall of' this|the Roman Empire
24/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|8-LETTER WORDS|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from the USS John C. Stennis) Carrier pilots like to have this to get airborne, by increasing lift if it's 10% of takeoff air speed, it reduces takeoff distance by about 20%|a headwind
29/03/2010|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE INITIAL V.|$1000|hard|Though he was known as Eddie, this WWI aviator's Medal of Honor citation calls him Edward V.|Eddie Rickenbacker
05/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT AILS 'IA'|$400|easy|Before antibiotics, the lung diseases collectively known as this killed about 1/3 of their victims|pneumonia
05/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKE, RATTLE & ROLL|$400|easy|The Banzai Pipeline rolls in as part of the venue for the Vans Triple Crown of this sport|surfing
28/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'H' IT IS|$800|hard|If you haven't enjoyed being a contestant, you may leave in this fit of annoyance|a hissy fit (or a huff)
24/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS THAT MAKE SENSE|$1600|hard|Richard Henry Lee of the Virginia colony proposed this document: NO FINER DEED AN IDEAL CONCEPT|Declaration of Independence
02/02/2004|Jeopardy!|EQUIVALENTS|$600|medium|2 bottles of champagne equals 1 _____|a magnum
13/10/2009|Jeopardy!|A PRINCELY CATEGORY|$400|easy|It's the smallest of the Canadian provinces|Prince Edward Island
21/07/2000|Jeopardy!|'BOR'-ING|$300|easy|Unlike most nonmetals, this element with the atomic number 5 is an electrical conductor|Boron
27/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ODE TO JAY|$800|hard|In 2001 Arnold Schwarzenegger signed one of this Jay's Harleys, which was auctioned off to help 9/11 victims|Leno
07/06/2000|Final Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN POEMS|None|None|Poe wrote 'To' her, 'Thy hyacinth hair, thy classic face, thy naiad airs have brought me home...'|Helen
13/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH DISNEY|$800|hard|According to the 1953 cartoon, these four sounds are 'where the music comes from'|a toot, a whistle, a plunk, and a boom
16/07/2004|Jeopardy!|IT'S A TEAM THING|$400|easy|These turtles are fast swimmers, so it's appropriate that the University of Maryland's swim teams bear their name|the Terrapins
15/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS STATUES|$1200|hard|You can see statues of Honus Wagner, Roberto Clemente & Willie Stargell outside this team's PNC Park|the Pittsburgh Pirates
16/09/1999|Jeopardy!|'RO' IS ME|$200|easy|The first British pilot to die in a flying accident was this business partner of Henry Royce|Charles Rolls
19/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ROOTS|$400|easy|Some in this country trace their ancestry to its 1788 'First Fleet', kind of a Mayflower of convicts|Australia
14/02/2011|Jeopardy!|NAME THE DECADE|$200|easy|Disneyland opens & the peace symbol is created|the '50s
16/01/1996|Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$200|easy|Poseidon's son Polyphemus was one of these one-eyed creatures|Cyclops
15/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STATE MOTTOES|$600|medium|'Excelsior'|New York
17/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1980s|$800|hard|'I am a nervous wreck', said this ousted leader on route from an Alps resort to the Riviera|Jean-Claude Duvalier
07/04/2004|Jeopardy!|WHERE AM I?|$600|medium|If I'm standing nervously under the 'Torre Pendente', I'm in this Italian city on the Arno River|Pisa
15/11/1993|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$500|medium|In Douglas, Wyoming there's a 10-foot statue of this legendary animal that looks like a jackrabbit with antlers|Jackalope
23/10/1998|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$300|easy|Thick as a brick or dings in a fender|Dense & dents
30/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|I'VE GOT ESPN|$2000|hard|(Scott Van Pelt reads the clue.)  When ESPN began here in Connecticut in 1979, most MLB highlights were of these 3 nearby teams; they could be taped off TV|the Yankees, the Mets & the Red Sox
27/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$200|easy|It's the 'Emerald Isle'|Ireland
21/10/2010|Jeopardy!|OCTOBERFEAST|$200|easy|This California city has the USA's oldest Columbus Day parade & an Italian Banquet at the Fairmont Hotel, too|San Francisco
06/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CHICKEN?|$1000|hard|From the Latin for 'very small spirit', it doesn't mean catlike, but cowardly|pusillanimous
17/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$1000|hard|In 1927 the 2nd Treaty of Tirana established a 20-year defensive alliance between Italy & this country|Albania
22/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIA|$200|easy|Director of the CIA during the Iran-Contra scandal, he died before he could testify at the hearings|William Casey
20/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'HOD' PODGE|$800|hard|To 'ride' this way over someone is to treat him harshly or domineeringly|roughshod
18/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|LEFTOVERS|$600|medium|In the early 1960's these 2 New York Yankees were known as the 'M & M Boys'|Mickey Mantle & Roger Maris
27/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$1200|hard|This Capote woman is introduced wearing pearls; 'It's tacky to wear diamonds before you're forty'|Holly Golightly
29/10/2007|Jeopardy!|TV MDs|$400|easy|Maria Bello & Sherry Stringfield are among the many who doctored up this long-running NBC show|ER
01/10/1997|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LIT|$200|easy|'If You Give A Moose A Muffin' is the tasty sequel to 'If You Give A Mouse' this|A cookie
11/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$1000|hard|Ottawa, the capital of Canada, lies in the southeastern part of this province|Ontario
09/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SUMMER READING?|$1600|hard|This memoir by Ron Kovic begins, 'The blood is still rolling off my flak jacket from the hole in my shoulder'|Born on the Fourth of July
10/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FILMMAKING 101|$1600|hard|Despite the fact that it usually rolls by quite quickly, the display of credits at the end of a movie is called this|a crawl
24/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|STARS OF SPORT|$800|hard|When Barcelona-born Pau Gasol joined this NBA team in 2008, it was called the 'Spanish Acquisition'|the Lakers
10/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OOH... A WISE GUY|$800|hard|He coined the term 'utopia' now meaning 'an ideal place' & used it for the title of a 1516 satire|Thomas More
03/09/1997|Jeopardy!|'BOTTOM'S UP|$100|easy|This type of boat lets you view undersea life while keeping your feet dry|Glass-Bottomed
09/11/2011|Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE PROVERB|$200|easy|'Never look a gift horse...'|in the mouth
28/03/2001|Jeopardy!|MACON WHOOPEE|$400|easy|The African-American museum on Walnut St. bears the name of this female 'railroader'|Harriet Tubman
25/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS WITH 2 VOWELS|$2000|hard|In mythology, she was the maiden carved in ivory by Pygmalion & brought to life by Aphrodite|Galatea
27/01/2009|Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICANA|$1000|hard|A Cree word meaning 'he makes grease' gives us the name of this treat that's similar to jerky|pemmican
29/05/1992|Jeopardy!|KING ARTHUR|$400|easy|The title of this T.H. White book refers to the object that made Arthur king|a sword in the stone
06/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|12-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|If you get fired, you may be able to file for this|unemployment
20/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COAL RIDGE|$400|easy|Coal dust is very explosive, so mines are sprayed with 'dust' from this common calcium-rich sedimentary rock|limestone
27/05/2004|Jeopardy!|FAST FOOD NATION|$400|easy|Sourdough Jack|Jack in the Box
26/02/2003|Jeopardy!|POLITICS|$1000|hard|A contraction of 'procuracy', it's a person you authorize to vote in your place|proxy
20/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$1000|hard|In a 1936 production Orson Welles moved the setting of this play from the heath to Haiti|Macbeth
14/10/1986|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$200|easy|Crafted, or the upstairs cleaning lady|made/maid
10/10/1997|Jeopardy!|TITLE FILM FEMALES|$300|easy|Tippi Hedren stole the show as this title kleptomaniac in a Hitchcock film|Marnie
19/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S EXIT LINES|$200|easy|'I'll to the friar to know his remedy; if all else fail, myself have power to die'|Juliet
07/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS' OTHER TITLES|$3000|hard|Voltaire's 'Optimism'|Candide
24/06/1996|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$100|easy|Presidents' Day is observed on the third Monday in this month|February
05/02/1993|Final Jeopardy!|OPERA|None|None|This 20th century opera was inspired by Hieronymus Bosch's painting 'The Adoration of the Magi'|Amahl and the Night Visitors
28/12/1994|Jeopardy!|THE FUNNIES|$300|easy|Baby Dumpling was born in 1934 in this strip|Blondie
17/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MONTY PYTHON|$400|easy|The BBC TV show theme is actually 'Liberty Bell' by this American marching bandmaster|Sousa
13/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT DO YOU 'C'?|$1600|hard|According to the poem inscribed on it, the type of statue seen here|a colossus
28/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'70S TV|$600|medium|In 1975 this TV family moved from Queens up to Manhattan's East Side|The Jeffersons
30/01/2008|Jeopardy!|FISH FRY|$400|easy|Males guard the fry of the smallmouth type of this, a sport-fishing favorite|bass
20/10/2000|Jeopardy!|NUMBER, PLEASE|$200|easy|Total number of quarts in 11 1/2 gallons|46
19/06/2000|Jeopardy!|MOVIE SPOUSES|$200|easy|Michelle Pfeiffer's in 'The Story of Us'|Bruce Willis
29/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$2000|hard|This type of accordion has hexagonal or octagonal ends & button keys|a concertina
14/03/2011|Jeopardy!|HABLA ESPANOL?|$200|easy|The name of this tequila cocktail is also a first name, the one Rita Hayworth was given at birth|the margarita
10/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$200|easy|Scientists prefer to find dinosaur eggs that are cracked because these remains may be preserved inside|Embryos
13/12/2002|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE WHO KNEAD PEOPLE|$600|medium|The name of this type of massage from Japan means 'finger-pressure'|shiatsu
22/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TV TEENS|$1000|hard|This title teenager had a best friend named Six|Blossom
11/04/2006|Jeopardy!|WE HAVE THE TECHNOLOGY|$200|easy|In 1946 Del Harder of this auto co. coined the term 'automation' to describe the way its engines were assembled|Ford
27/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE NEWS|$800|hard|One newspaper after another is fleeing this London street as banks & insurance COs move in|Fleet Street
30/10/2007|Jeopardy!|SPORTS QUOTES|$400|easy|This Hall of Fame 1970s Reds catcher 'was thinking about making a comeback until I pulled a muscle vacuuming'|Johnny Bench
31/12/2002|Jeopardy!|GAME SHOW FORMATS|$1000|hard|3 people all claim to be the same specific person|To Tell the Truth
30/01/1990|Jeopardy!|FOOD TRIVIA|$400|easy|'Poivre' is French for this, which is sprinkled generously on steak au poivre|Pepper
29/05/1998|Jeopardy!|INDY 500 FLAGS|$300|easy|A flag of this color doesn't tell the drivers to play chicken, it's just a caution flag|Yellow
09/10/2002|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE SCARING ME|$200|easy|Little Miss Muffet couldn't tough it out & one of these scared her away|spider
28/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CATS & DOGS|$3000|hard|This dog that derives its name from a place on the eastern shore of the Adriatic is also called a coach dog|Dalmatian
16/09/2008|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER 'Y' 2 'K'|$200|easy|An Eskimo canoe|a kayak
02/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT STORIES|$1200|hard|As luck would have it, his 'The Luck of Roaring Camp' was published in 1868|Bret Harte
16/09/1999|Jeopardy!|THEY USED TO BE IN CHARGE|$400|easy|Bob Hawke|Australia
31/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|1950S SITCOMS|$400|easy|This character was a bus driver for the Gotham Bus Company in New York City|Ralph Kramden
20/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE RISK BOARD|$1000|hard|In the atlas, this country that gets its own territory is between Pakistan & Turkmenistan|Afghanistan
14/09/2009|Jeopardy!|TOUCHDOWN!|$1000|hard|In 1984 Gerard Phelan caught this Boston College QB's last-second Hail Mary to beat Miami 47-45|Doug Flutie
01/05/2009|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT PREZ|$200|easy|The Smithsonian has the stovepipe hat this president wore to the theater when he was killed|Abraham Lincoln
07/04/2006|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL MANAGERS|$800|hard|Born Cornelius McGillicuddy, he's the only manager in history to win more than 3,000 games--3,776, to be precise|Connie Mack
07/04/2006|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC LITERATURE|$800|hard|1815's 'Emma' was the last of her novels published in her lifetime|(Jane) Austen
06/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WE GET LETTERS|$1200|hard|Alphabetically, it's the first letter that doesn't have a U.S. president's last name filed under it|D
30/05/2001|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$300|easy|Featured in 'Roger & Me' & 'Fatal Attraction', this meat is a good source of selenium|Rabbit
06/11/2008|Jeopardy!|COLOR-FULL WORDS|$400|easy|At night this good-natured elf secretly helps out with housework|a brownie
05/07/1988|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$200|easy|Its south summit, some 28,700 feet high, was 1st scaled May 26, 1953|Mount Everest
11/12/2002|Final Jeopardy!|NATIONAL FLAGS|None|None|Over its 200-plus years, this country has had 28 different flags, a record for any country|United States of America
18/05/1999|Jeopardy!|SOCIAL ISSUES|$200|easy|The flow of these from the south to states with tighter laws is called the 'Iron Pipeline'|guns
16/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FIVE GUYS NAMED JOE|$400|easy|In 1998, using his persona from 'My Cousin Vinny', he cut the album 'Vincent Laguardia Gambini Sings Just for You'|Joe Pesci
18/11/1994|Final Jeopardy!|OPERA|None|None|One-word title of the Verdi opera set in Windsor, England in the 15th century|Falstaff
07/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BLASTS FROM THE PAST|$600|medium|Trinity Site July 16, 1945|the first nuclear blast
18/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CRASHING THE PARTY|$400|easy|In 1945 this political party crashed in a big way, getting banned in Germany|the Nazis
06/04/1998|Jeopardy!|THE DEVIL'S MUSIC|$200|easy|This man's band had a hit with the song heard here:|Charlie Daniels
24/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PAPAL NAMES|$2000|hard|From a Latin word for 'doer of good'|Boniface
16/05/2005|Jeopardy!|OLIVE ME|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew wanders through an ancient olive pressery on Naxos, Greece.)  Cold-pressed olive oil is naturally low in this, & is classified by its ascending level of it|acid
14/09/2009|Jeopardy!|MORE THAN ONE MEANING|$3000|hard|Pertaining to the body, or a noncomissioned army officer|corporal
06/12/2006|Jeopardy!|NAME THE DECADE|$400|easy|Legionnaire's disease is identified & named|the 1970s
20/05/1993|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$200|easy|In 1885 the Post Office began this service that sent mail more quickly for an extra fee|special delivery
17/09/2009|Jeopardy!|THE SITUATION COMEDY ROOM|$200|easy|Archie Bunker's armchair was an integral part of the living room on this classic sitcom|All in the Family
29/09/2009|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL FACEBOOK PAGES|$400|easy|Education and Work: Secretary of State, Minister to U.K.; Relationship Status: Single|Buchanan
24/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MENTAL HOSPITALS|$800|hard|This religious group started Friends Hospital as an 'asylum for persons deprived of the use of their reason'|Quakers (Society of Friends)
02/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|PARTS|$400|easy|It's found on the head of a monarch and on the end of a watch stem|crown
26/10/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S 'TEA' TIME|$400|easy|Officially, the Disneyland ride often called 'The Teacups' is named for this loony fictional festivity|the Mad Hatter's tea party
18/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS|$1200|hard|James Trotter escapes his 2 horrible aunts & becomes a hero to his new insect family in this book by Roald Dahl|James and the Giant Peach
15/10/2009|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$200|easy|You're in the Army now--in 1940 FDR instituted the first peacetime one of these in U.S. history|the draft
17/02/1999|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN ENTERTAINMENT|$100|easy|Educated at L.A.'s Lycee Francais & on film sets, this star of 'Taxi Driver' graduated from Yale in 1985|Jodie Foster
09/02/2001|Jeopardy!|THE EMMYS|$300|easy|In 1993 Dan Castellaneta won an Emmy for voice-over for the 'Mr. Plow' episode of this series|The Simpsons
12/09/2003|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THAT THING CALLED?|$400|easy|Greaves are sort of your equivalent of shinpads if you wear a suit of this|armor
23/05/1990|Jeopardy!|TOYS & GAMES|$200|easy|Board game with 225 spaces & 100 tiles|Scrabble
27/07/2011|Jeopardy!|TRIAL PARTICIPANTS|$600|medium|In 1521 it was Charles V presiding & the Archbishop of Trier, John Eck, prosecuting this man|Martin Luther
23/03/2010|Jeopardy!|BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN|$600|medium|Iron curtain alliances included the Warsaw Pact & the CMEA, the 'Council for Mutual' this type of 'Assistance'|Economic
06/11/2006|Jeopardy!|THE LENGTHS YOU'LL GO|$200|easy|Proverbially, 'A miss is as good as' this, but I still don't want to run one|a mile
22/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|PHOTOGRAPHY|$1500|hard|Minor White succeeded this man as director of photography at the California School of Fine Arts in 1947|Ansel Adams
30/05/2003|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MAKERS|$400|easy|Antonio de Torres of 19th century Granada is responsible for the modern version of this instrument|guitar
20/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|ALLITERATIVELY YOURS|$1600|hard|A nation's fleet of commercial ships|the merchant marine
05/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|POSSESSIVE LIT|$800|hard|1726: A doctor meets strange new races in a satirical 4-part travelogue|Gulliver's Travels
01/01/2003|Jeopardy!|HONKY 'CAT'|$200|easy|Tiffany published its first one of these in 1845 (online shopping came a little later)|catalog
20/02/2003|Jeopardy!|WHICH DOCTOR...|$400|easy|Uses X-rays, ultrasound & MRI to check out your insides|radiologist
23/11/1995|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN CURRENCY|$200|easy|In 1986 this foreign country issued commemorative coins honoring the Statue of Liberty|France
22/09/2009|Jeopardy!|THE CURRENT SUPREME COURT|$1500|hard|The oldest & longest-serving member, he joined the court in 1975|John Paul Stevens
21/05/1992|Jeopardy!|PET FOOD|$500|medium|Something given in return for a good deed, or a dog food 'for the very best dogs in the world'|Reward
27/05/2003|Jeopardy!|LET'S HAVE A CONFERENCE|$1000|hard|1944's Bretton Woods Conference resulted in the creation of the World Bank & this fund|IMF (International Monetary Fund)
15/06/2000|Jeopardy!|COMFORT FOOD|$100|easy|Ketchup is baked right into this main dish that shares its name with a pop music star|Meat Loaf
17/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BACK IN 1906|$800|hard|Now take this question... please!  This 'King of the One Liners' was born March 16, 1906|Henny Youngman
26/02/2002|Jeopardy!|COACHING FOOTBALL|$600|medium|If your team, trailing 14-6, scores a touchdown with 10 seconds left, go for one of these to tie the game|a 2-point conversion
18/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY SETTINGS|$800|hard|This Danish seaport is the setting for Shakespeare's 'Hamlet'|Elsinore
30/01/2004|Jeopardy!|CLUES PAST THEIR FRESHNESS DATE|$1000|hard|In 1996 Chevy reintroduced this model first seen in 1964, also the name of a version of Barbie|Malibu
20/04/2000|Jeopardy!|NAMED FOR THE STAR|$500|medium|'Eye to Eye With' this newswoman made news for a 1995 interview with Newt Gingrich's mom|Connie Chung
24/07/2008|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$600|medium|Rolling Stone's list of the 100 greatest guitarists includes Robbie Robertson of the band called this|The Band
11/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$400|easy|Term for charcoal turned on to trap gases|activated charcoal
27/10/2009|Jeopardy!|ONE IN A MILLION|$800|hard|The puma is also called the mountain this|lion
26/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$1000|hard|This capital in the west is the site of Willamette University|Salem, Oregon
20/02/1998|Jeopardy!|SOUTHERNMOST POINTS|$500|medium|Canada's southernmost point is Middle Island in this Great Lake|Lake Erie
01/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN INDIANS|$800|hard|Gall & he led the attack on Custer's 7th cavalry|Crazy Horse
03/10/2011|Final Jeopardy!|REMEMBERING U.S. HISTORY|None|None|Issued in 2011, a stamp commemorating the 150th anniversary of a major event in U.S. history depicts this stronghold|Fort Sumter
11/04/2008|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAIN RANGES|$600|medium|The Tasman & Hooker Glaciers radiate from Mt. Cook, the highest mountain of the Southern Alps in this country|New Zealand
19/05/1997|Jeopardy!|DESSERTS|$200|easy|This whipped egg white topping for lemon pies will 'weep' or turn rubbery if you're not careful|Meringue
14/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'U' GOTTA BELIEVE!|$2000|hard|The manatee & elephant are sometimes classified as 'sub'-this group of mammals|ungulates
25/12/1997|Jeopardy!|ODD WORDS|$400|easy|Byssus is the name of the fine cloth used to keep these under wraps in ancient Egypt|mummies
28/07/2006|Jeopardy!|DAY TIME|$400|easy|In English, it's alphabetically the last day of the week|Wednesday
30/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE NON-CATEGORY|$1600|hard|One type of geometry is called non-this, after a Greek mathematician|Euclidean
26/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SOMEBODY WROTE THAT|$800|hard|'The Brethren', 'The Street Lawyer'|(John) Grisham
02/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONIC PAIRS|$400|easy|A 7-day period that's not up to snuff|Weak week
24/11/1995|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$300|easy|Ogden Nash said of this vegetable, 'When it's raw, it develops the jaw, but stewed, is more quietly chewed'|Celery
14/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|O PIONEERS!|$1600|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from a pasture in Old World Wisconsin.)   In this 'Little House' book that precedes 'on the Prairie', Laura Ingalls Wilder described her earliest days in Wisconsin|Little House in the Big Woods
02/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$800|hard|He wrote 'Song of the Broad-Axe' & 'Song of Myself'|Walt Whitman
14/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'PIN' ME|$200|easy|A child holds this toy by the stick & lets the wind do the spinning|Pinwheel
15/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE BOOK REVIEW|$600|medium|A book about this ever-popular sweet substance is subtitled 'The Nature of Indulgence'|chocolate
26/09/2011|Jeopardy!|NOTIONS|$600|medium|In this theory Truman thought a nation's fall to communism would cause neighboring nations to follow suit|the domino theory
15/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$400|easy|Once a teacher, this president who guided the U.S. through WWI was nicknamed 'The Professor'|Wilson
06/03/1992|Double Jeopardy!|THE BYRDS & THE BEAS|$200|easy|For her, 1st came 'All In The Family', then came 'Maude', the came 'The Golden Girls'|Bea Arthur
04/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HORSE SENSE|$200|easy|This alliterative plaything is a horse's head on a stick|Hobby horse
02/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE AM I?|$1600|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from amongst rocket fuel tanks.)  Kennedy Space Center is in Florida; I'm in this state, at NASA's White Sands test facility|New Mexico
26/01/1999|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$400|easy|Once Miss U.S.A., Laura Harring played a police officer on this, Aaron Spelling's first daytime soap|Sunset Beach
10/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$2000|hard|Darwin's younger contemporary, this 3-named scientist evolved a similar 1850s theory of natural selection|Alfred Russell Wallace
20/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ISN'T IT 'GRAND'?|$400|easy|It's Venice, Italy's main waterway|the Grand Canal
10/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BY TWAIN|$2000|hard|It's the humorous nickname of the lawyer who solves the murder of York Driscoll, Dawson Landing's chief citizen|Pudd'n'head Wilson
15/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|A TREK TO NEPAL|$400|easy|Nepal's most prominent institution of higher learning is Tribhuvan University, found in this capital|Kathmandu
12/09/2002|Jeopardy!|'A' _____|$1000|hard|_____ is the name of a dog in Joyce's 'Ulysses' & of a Musketeer partner of Dumas' Aramis|Athos
23/11/2006|Jeopardy!|RAKE|$1000|hard|A young man's overindulgence in wine & women lands him in an insane asylum in this series by William Hogarth|The Rake's Progress
13/05/1998|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WOMEN|$500|medium|This South African author & winner of a 1991 Nobel Prize once taught writing at Harvard|Nadine Gordimer
14/09/2001|Jeopardy!|PROFESSORS|$300|easy|MIT genius Norbert Wiener was famous as one of these, also a Fred MacMurray title role|an absent-minded professor
27/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MTM|$600|medium|The stories in this series may all have been figments of the imagination of Donald Westphall's son, Tommy|St. Elsewhere
20/11/1987|Final Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY DEMOCRATS|None|None|He said, 'I am the last president of the United States'|James Buchanan
17/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WORD DERIVATIONS|$1600|hard|'Growing' from the Italian, this music term means a gradual, steady increase in loudness|crescendo
18/10/2001|Jeopardy!|PICTURE THE FIRST LADY|$400|easy|She's the former class valedectorian seen here with her daughter|Rosalynn Carter
22/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BETTER KNOWN AS...|$400|easy|Talia Coppola|Talia Shire
18/06/2009|Jeopardy!|TOP 40 COMMENCEMENT ADDRESSES?|$200|easy|'I believe the children are our future; teach them well and let them lead the way'|Whitney Houston
19/04/1999|Jeopardy!|MOVIE QUOTES|$100|easy|Title character who says, 'Rommel, you magnificent bastard...I read your book!'|Patton
09/05/1997|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN ANATOMY|$400|easy|This body part is as plain as a burun on a Turk's yuz, his face|nose
07/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|_______ & _______|$1200|hard|Ricky Nelson's parents on TV & in real life|Harriet & Ozzie
07/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|DOCUMENTS|$600|medium|A 'living' one gives family members the right to end treatment of a dying person|will
19/03/2004|Jeopardy!|DISNEY FILM VOICES|$600|medium|Hope you didn't 'myth' this 1997 film, with James Woods as the voice of Hades & Rip Torn as Zeus|Hercules
22/05/2003|Jeopardy!|POL POT-POURRI|$200|easy|In 1949 Pol Pot went to study radio electronics in this city where he ended up joining the French Communist Party|Paris
26/01/2010|Jeopardy!|HOLD THE FORT|$200|easy|A fort in New Haven was named for this Connecticut patriot who was hanged as a spy in 1776|Hale
17/01/2012|Jeopardy!|ORDINALLY SPEAKING|$1000|hard|Joining the ranks of the Pyramids & the Pharos of Alexandria, King Kong was dubbed this on film|the eighth wonder of the world
03/01/2008|Jeopardy!|THEY OWN THAT?|$600|medium|This company is king of Fisher-Price|Mattel
02/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MEDIEVAL WOMEN|$600|medium|As empress of Japan in the 7th century, Suiko helped promote this religion at the expense of Shintoism|Buddhism
21/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|It can precede comb, suckle & moon|Honey
24/06/1997|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL CUISINE|$100|easy|Traditional sweet & sour pork contains this tropical fruit|pineapple
15/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDGARDEN|$1600|hard|Strike up the band!  It's the classic Sousa march heard here|Stars and Stripes Forever
13/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|BEST SELLERS|$200|easy|It's the title of Charles Higham's bio of the wife of Edward VIII & was her title as well|The Duchess of Windsor
30/04/1997|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$200|easy|Every December, Bostonians put on disguises & reenact this 1773 act of defiance|Boston Tea Party
31/10/2005|Jeopardy!|'CHIN' UP|$400|easy|It's the cherry of choice for garnishing a cocktail|a maraschino
17/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BODY OF MUSIC|$1600|hard|In a 1975 hit the rock group America just couldn't 'live without' this tressed girl|Sister Golden Hair
31/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HELLO, DELI!|$1600|hard|It's a good knight for one of these Jewish turnovers with a meat or potato filling|a knish
05/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S NOT TV, IT'S 'HBO'|$1600|hard|Those darn Etruscans were said to use this chicken part to tell their fortune; wasn't so lucky for the chicken|the wishbone
27/04/2011|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$600|medium|About 4,000 Cherokee Indians died on the 'Trail of' these in the late 1830s|tears
31/12/1998|Jeopardy!|HOLD EVERYTHING!|$200|easy|It can be a soldier's flask, or a small cafeteria|a canteen
20/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'LE' CATEGORIE|$200|easy|He's always falling for black cats who've had a white stripe accidentally painted on them|Pepe Le Pew
15/02/2001|Jeopardy!|1982|$500|medium|Freddie was unready: this transatlantic low-cost airline he created in 1977 folded its wings in 1982|Laker Airways
29/10/1999|Jeopardy!|I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER|$200|easy|The 'list' of this director's awards includes Germany's National Medal of Merit given in 1998|Steven Spielberg
14/12/1999|Jeopardy!|BETTER KNOWN AS...|$500|medium|TV pitchman Jim Varney|Ernest P. Worrell
22/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CANADIAN POSTAL ABBREV.|$1200|hard|PE|Prince Edward Island
20/05/1992|Final Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|None|None|This sparsely populated state has the highest percentage of its workforce in tourism, about a third|Nevada
17/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|IRISH SONGS|$800|hard|This title is followed by the line 'Sure, it's like the morn in spring'|When Irish Eyes Are Smiling
10/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TO SEIZE 2 Cs|$400|easy|Advertised hotel room prices are often discounted when they are based on 'double' this|occupancy
11/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|HIGHER EDUCATION|$400|easy|These two New England schools have competed in football since 1875 and in boat races since 1852|Harvard and Yale
03/10/1986|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS|$600|medium|A nose that is 'retrousse' is said to do this|turns up
01/12/2010|Jeopardy!|MY 'B*FF'|$1000|hard|I'm confused, perplexed, absolutely this|baffled
08/06/2004|Jeopardy!|'EXTRA' HELPINGS|$1000|hard|From the Italian for 'more than usual wandering', it's a lavish entertainment or a spectacular display|an extravaganza
24/12/2008|Jeopardy!|ALBUMS|$400|easy|This group has scored 5 straight No. 1 albums, including 2003's 'St. Anger' & 2008's 'Death Magnetic'|Metallica
16/12/1999|Jeopardy!|USA|$500|medium|This Virginia city is named for a house of worship built near the great falls of the Potomac River|Falls Church
19/07/2007|Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON, LINCOLN OR GEORGE W. BUSH|$800|hard|Went to Yale & Harvard|Bush
25/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LORDS A-LEAPING|$600|medium|As British Secretary of State for India, he annexed Burma; as British PM, his son lost it to Japan|Lord Randolph Churchill
14/09/1999|Jeopardy!|NAPOLEON|$200|easy|Napoleon was 'The Little' this; hey, one more promotion & he makes little sergeant|Corporal
27/05/2010|Jeopardy!|2 WORDS IN ONE|$400|easy|To ask for spare change plus one ninth of a baseball game gives us this starting place|beginning (beg + inning)
03/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE RAINBOW|$200|easy|In 'The Muppet Movie', this Muppet sang 'The Rainbow Connection'|Kermit
23/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LOW TECH|$1000|hard|It originally had a stone or wood blade, but 'The Man With' one in the Markham poem probably used metal|Hoe
16/02/1987|Jeopardy!|PLAYTIME|$400|easy|Since 1949, this game manufacturer has sold about 1 million Candyland sets a year|Milton Bradley
24/10/2000|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FIRSTS|None|None|The world's first one of these opened in 1925; it was in San Luis Obispo, CA. & had parking in front of each door|Motel
17/07/2009|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|When this cools quickly after an eruption, it can form a type of glass called obsidian|lava
20/02/1997|Jeopardy!|SINGERS 'R' US|$100|easy|This former lead singer of the Commodores wrote Kenny Rogers' 1980 hit 'Lady'|Lionel Richie
09/02/1990|Jeopardy!|NEWS OF THE '80S|$500|medium|On May 4, 1989 he was found guilty of accepting an illegal gratuity, a home security system|Oliver North
05/05/2010|Jeopardy!|STATE THE STATE|$200|easy|State that's home to the Alfred P. Sloan Museum, featuring the Buick Automotive Gallery|Michigan
17/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE BELLES|$800|hard|Louisville belles wear custom-made hats for this equine event on the first Saturday in May|the Kentucky Derby
23/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|STORY COLLECTIONS|$400|easy|The tellers in this classic collection include the Knight & the Wife of Bath|The Canterbury Tales
02/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|STARS & CONSTELLATIONS|$1200|hard|A small star group called the cup or crater seems to sit atop this water snake|hydra
29/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|15 LETTERS OR MORE|$2000|hard|After the physicist who discovered X-rays, it's another name for a doctor who interprets X-rays|a roentgenologist
27/11/2008|Jeopardy!|THE PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew indicates a photo of a Dallas Cowboys player.) At the Pro Football Hall of Fame, you can try to catch 22, but this Cowboy was so explosive, he danced his way to the NFL's all-time rushing record|Emmitt Smith
07/05/1999|Jeopardy!|IT'S NOT ALEX TREBEK|$200|easy|It's not me in the 1968 photo seen here, but it is this victorious former Maryland governor & running mate|Spiro Agnew
13/07/2009|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS|$600|medium|A 1968 law passed by Congress stipulated that this holiday be celebrated on the second Monday in October|Columbus Day
29/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$200|easy|Delos, the smallest of this country's Cyclades Islands, was a shrine to Apollo in ancient times|Greece
13/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|YES, MAST-ER|$600|medium|According to his book, it's how long Richard Henry Dana spent 'before the mast'|Two Years
14/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE ROYAL FAMILY|$1000|hard|The January 9, 1989 cover of People showed her in her helicopter pilot's helmet|Sarah Ferguson (Duchess of York)
25/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|VERBS|$800|hard|You 'jump rope', but you do this to 'frog'|leap
08/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE YUKON|$1000|hard|Yukoners have only one representative in the Canadian senate & one in this other house|House of Commons
05/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|SOVIET CITIES|$800|hard|During the 1905 revolution, the crew of the ship Potemkin mutinied in this Black Sea port city|Odessa
11/02/1998|Jeopardy!|PRAISE THE 'LORD'|$200|easy|Hardly idle, this poet wrote over 10,000 lines of 'Idylls Of The King'|Alfred Lord Tennyson
19/03/1999|Jeopardy!|WORDS|$300|easy|Kodak coined this word for its self-loading camera in the early '60s|Instamatic
07/11/2006|Jeopardy!|WE'RE HERE TO 'WIN'|$600|medium|City that's home to the Blue Bombers of the CFL|Winnipeg
02/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TAGLINES|$400|easy|1984: 'They ain't afraid of no ghost'|Ghostbusters
11/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|18TH CENTURY AMERICA|$800|hard|The threat of Spain led to the charter of this colony, the last of the thirteen to be organized|Georgia
16/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|I LED THAT CABINET DEPARTMENT|$1600|hard|Elizabeth Dole, Robert Reich, George Shultz|Labor
12/11/1986|Jeopardy!|NEW WORDS|$200|easy|If you're into 'heavy breathers', you might have read one of these by Rosemary Rogers or Danielle Steel|a romance novel
29/11/2010|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD UGLY|$200|easy|This actress was quite ugly before her transformation in 'Miss Congeniality'|Sandra Bullock
02/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BACK TO SCHOOL|$200|easy|For geometry, you'll need to swallow this, the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter|pi
01/04/2005|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITAL IDEAS|$200|easy|It served as the gateway to the 1849 California Gold Rush|Sacramento
30/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EGGS-QUISITE|$1600|hard|The name of this eggy dish, a savory tart, comes from the German word kuchen|quiche
18/05/2011|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYMES|$800|hard|Mary, Mary who grows silver bells in her garden is quite this, opposite in position or character|contrary
19/05/2010|Jeopardy!|THE FORTUNE 500|$400|easy|Despite a 57% drop in profits last year, this oil company, No. 2, is still the most profitable co. on the list|Exxon Mobil
05/11/2002|Jeopardy!|ALPHABETIC HOMOPHONES|$200|easy|A vote in the affirmative|aye (I)
28/01/1997|Jeopardy!|HOMES|$200|easy|This aviator's house in Little Falls, Minn. was the family home when his father served in Congress|Charles Lindbergh
07/02/1997|Jeopardy!|COMPUTERS|$300|easy|This company describes its pentium chip as 'The Computer Inside'|Intel
06/07/2007|Final Jeopardy!|THE BALKANS|None|None|On June 3, 2006 this nation of 600,000 proclaimed its independence, making it the world's newest country|Montenegro
04/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE HAIRY APE|$800|hard|This cartoon ape lives at Mr. Peebles' pet store--he won't stay sold|Magilla Gorilla
12/10/2006|Jeopardy!|UNFORESEEN FINDS|$800|hard|This product was born when a new 3M jet-fuel hose material spilled on shoes & made them waterproof & stain-resistant|Scotchgard
24/11/2004|Jeopardy!|TAKE ME HOME, ALEX|$1000|hard|Once home to a prosperous NYC merchant who went bankrupt, it's now the mayor's official residence|Gracie Mansion
05/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POP GOES THE CULTURE|$1600|hard|This late comic was first cast as Sheriff Bart in 'Blazing Saddles' but the studio balked due to his volatile reputation|Richard Pryor
27/02/2009|Jeopardy!|MOO|$600|medium|A flirtatious female is said to be 'making' these cow parts 'at you'|eyes
20/02/2009|Jeopardy!|THE '-STING'|$400|easy|The cops are doing this--not to keep the furniture clean, but for prints|dusting
13/09/2000|Jeopardy!|IT'S SUPERMAN|$500|medium|Located in the polar region, this is the 'fortress' hideaway where Superman relaxes|Fortress of Solitude
04/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN|$400|easy|Tennis star Anna Kournikova did ads for this product with the slogan 'Only The Ball Should Bounce'|Absorber Sports Bra
15/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SUPREME COURT JUSTICES|$1200|hard|He swore in more men as president than anyone else -- 7, from Van Buren to Lincoln|Roger Taney
04/11/1999|Jeopardy!|PROFESSIONAL SPORTS|$200|easy|(Hi, I'm Keenan McCardell of the Jacksonville Jaguars)  In 1994 the NFL adopted this scoring opportunity from the colleges|Two-point conversion
07/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHITE HOUSE BEFORE & AFTER|$6400|hard|'The Day of the Locust' author who works in the White House area for which a TV drama is named|Nathanael West Wing
23/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE MOST WANTED LIST|$600|medium|Don Bussmeyer made the list in 1967 but didn't last long; he was caught shirtless, with this tattooed on his chest|his name
21/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE ROAD|$1200|hard|Careful! You will say one word 4 times (not 5, not 3!) in the title of this zany 1963 road comedy|It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
04/06/2002|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT POPE|$600|medium|This name taken by 8 popes means of or relating to a city|Urban
10/04/1990|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$100|easy|This word commonly follows cuff or missing|Link
15/11/1990|Jeopardy!|TRAIN SONGS|$500|medium|In 'The Harvey Girls', Judy Garland sang about this railroad|the Atchison, Topeka, and the Santa Fe
10/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE REDCOATS ARE COMING!|$600|medium|In it, Thomas Paine wrote, 'The cause of America is in a great measure the cause of all mankind'|Common Sense
17/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POP-ROCK|$1000|hard|In 1995 this former lead singer for 10,000 Maniacs released her debut solo album 'Tigerlily'|Natalie Merchant
27/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HORSE SENSE|$800|hard|Buck, ridden by James Arness on 'Gunsmoke', was later used by Lorne Greene on this series|Bonanza
19/01/2010|Jeopardy!|TOYS & GAMES|$400|easy|This game has a spinner with sections for right foot, right hand, left foot & left hand|Twister
19/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$1000|hard|The Kalamatianos is one of the most popular wedding dances of this country|Greece
16/06/2008|Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$800|hard|After his defeat at Yorktown, this British commander refused to surrender his sword, feigning illness|Cornwallis
14/01/2005|Jeopardy!|'EASY' FOR YOU TO SAY|$600|medium|It's another popular nickname for that rollicking place known as 'the crescent city'|the Big Easy
31/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS RECOUNTS|$2000|hard|In 2005 Christine Gregoire became governor after machine & manual recounts in this state|Washington State
21/01/2000|Jeopardy!|ARCHIE-OLOGY|$500|medium|Archie will turn 60 in this, the 1st year of the 21st century|2001
19/06/2008|Jeopardy!|HERE'S THE STORY|$200|easy|The narrator opens this 1851 tale (tail?) with a demand; leaves New Bedford; has some ocean trouble|Moby-Dick
16/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'G' MOVIES|$2000|hard|1946: Rita Hayworth teases up a storm in South America|Gilda
18/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|POTIONS|$800|hard|Tomatoes, beets, celery, carrots, lettuce, parsley, watercress & spinach are the octet in this brand|V8
08/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BRICKMAKING|$1600|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew holds a brick.)  Brick commonly turns out red because of the oxidation of this metallic element in the earth|iron
08/04/1998|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE & PLACES|$400|easy|Bigger swingers than most South Americans, the people of this city are Caraquenos|Caracas
21/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE FALL|$1000|hard|During this Jewish harvest festival, many families take meals in homemade huts|Sukkot
19/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT PLACES|$400|easy|Around 480 B.C. this north African city-state was not so Puny-c;, it controlled most of the western Mediterranean|Carthage
12/09/2003|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THAT THING CALLED?|$200|easy|Its name also refers to the range of colors an artist uses|a palette
13/01/2011|Jeopardy!|BELOW THE BELT|$200|easy|The dried leaves of the Raffia palm are often used to make these traditional hula garments|skirts
15/03/2010|Jeopardy!|A PIECE OF HISTORY|$800|hard|A 17-ton piece of its hull was recovered from its wreckage site, 450 miles off the coast of Newfoundland|the Titanic
07/12/2009|Jeopardy!|SUCH GOOD CHEMISTRY|$1000|hard|A U.S. nuclear weapon using this element, Co, has been termed a doomsday device, as it would wipe out life on Earth|cobalt
20/04/2009|Jeopardy!|BEHIND THE SEUSS-IC|$1500|hard|This book sells about 300,000 copies each year because so many people give it to college & high school graduates|Oh, the Places You'll Go!
23/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$1500|hard|What the Dalmatian, Gothic & Babylonian languages have in common|dead languages
17/07/1998|Jeopardy!|MATH|$400|easy|A figure is defined as this if it can be divided into 2 parts that are mirror images of each other|Symmetrical
30/01/1990|Jeopardy!|MISSING LINKS|$400|easy|The Paleozoic Era, ............., The Cenozoic Era|Mesozoic Era
15/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CLEO|$1200|hard|Cleopatra's means of suicide at age 39 remains unclear, though this symbol of divine royalty is often cited|an asp
27/03/2001|Jeopardy!|WAY BACK ON AUGUST 1|$200|easy|August 1, 1779 marked the birth of this lawyer who penned the poem that became our national anthem|Francis Scott Key
07/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|PLAY SETTINGS|$800|hard|The setting of this William Inge play is ' a street-corner restaurant in a small Kansas town'|Bus Stop
17/06/1993|Jeopardy!|OAHU|$400|easy|A chocolate replica of this Oahu volcano is a specialty of Honolulu's Bali by the Sea restaurant|Diamond Head
29/09/2008|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$200|easy|Geraldine Brooks' book about an illuminated Jewish volume is called 'People of the' this|Book
28/02/2006|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE THE MAYOR|$200|easy|Now in his fifth term, Richard M. Daley has the daily duty of running this metropolis|Chicago
14/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE BALLET|$2000|hard|With music by Stravinsky, this ballet tells of a clown puppet who gets his heart broken, dies & becomes a ghost|Petrushka
23/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|EGYPT BEYOND THE PYRAMIDS|$1000|hard|Ruler discussed here, ignoring those nasty plagues|Ramses II
20/11/2000|Jeopardy!|MONEY TALKS|$200|easy|It's an old warning said on parting about not accepting false five-cent pieces|'Don't take any wooden nickels'
23/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE BARNES COLLECTION|$1600|hard|(Alex reads the clue from the Barnes Collection.)  There are treasures everywhere here at the Barnes, even in a stairwell: 'Joy of Life,' a Matisse masterpiece, was said to be the inspiration for this wild art movement|Fauvism
28/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE CHEMICAL WORLD|$1600|hard|Until the 1950s most motion picture film was made of this highly flammable material sometimes called celluloid|cellulose nitrate
30/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE 7 HABITS OF HIGHLY EFFECTIVE NUNS|$2000|hard|Rubens portrayed Archduchess Isabella in the habit of the sisters of this poor saint|Saint Clare
01/07/1997|Jeopardy!|SMELLS|$500|medium|There may be a shortage of first-hand accounts, but this gas smells like bitter almonds|Hydrogen cyanide
05/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'S' FILES|$1600|hard|The Mars Pathfinder carried this famous 'Rover'--& that's the truth|Sojourner
14/07/1999|Jeopardy!|BIRD WORDS & PHRASES|$200|easy|Originally a place in which fowl fought, it now often refers to the pilot's compartment in an airplane|Cockpit
08/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|STRAIT GUY|$1600|hard|The Strait of Messina separates Italy from this 'boot'able isle|Sicily
27/05/2010|Jeopardy!|2 WORDS IN ONE|$800|hard|A Catholic religious service plus a standard unit of area gives us this wanton slaughter|massacre (mass + acre)
16/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|I'M GONNA MOON YOU!|$1600|hard|When the Moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie, it has 3 interior zones--core, mantle & this (just like Earth)|crust
17/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL SERVANTS|$800|hard|P.G. Wodehouse first introduced this gentleman's gentleman in 'Extricating Young Gussie'|Jeeves
28/04/2000|Jeopardy!|SEASONS|$100|easy|A bourbon drink garnished with fresh leaves of this is popular in Kentucky|Mint (Julep)
11/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$1600|hard|France has about 100,000 of these Defense Ministry employees who perform police functions outside the main cities|gendarmes
25/09/2000|Jeopardy!|THE 1930s|$200|easy|Charles Floyd, known by this nickname, was killed in a shootout with FBI agents in 1934|'Pretty Boy' Floyd
27/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY|$400|easy|Lerner & Loewe's 'One Brief Shining Moment' which ran from Dec. 3, '60 to Jan. 5, '63|Camelot
10/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE OBLIGATORY POETRY CATEGORY|$1000|hard|Observing pilgrims traveling to the shrine of Thomas Becket inspired him to write his greatest work|Geoffrey Chaucer (The Canterbury Tales)
16/01/1996|Jeopardy!|CALIFORNIA CITIES|$400|easy|This upscale community was founded in 1906 by the Rodeo Land & Water Company|Beverly Hills
06/07/1998|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC EUROPEANS|$200|easy|On Jan. 28, 814 this 'Most serene majesty, crowned by God, emperor great and pacific' died in Aachen|Charlemagne
27/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|It's that line off in the distance where the sky meets the land or the sea|the horizon
21/01/2004|Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$400|easy|This tale for which Hemingway won a Pulitzer was a revision of his earlier story 'On the Blue Water'|The Old Man and the Sea
04/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|PLACE NAME ORIGINS|$800|hard|This Belgian port's name may mean 'against the dike'|Antwerp
08/05/2007|Jeopardy!|WONDERS OF AMERICA STAMPS|$600|medium|California has the tallest trees, tallest dam, and tallest waterfall, which shares its name with this national park|Yosemite
16/06/2010|Jeopardy!|SPIN-OZA|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows a revolving gas planet on the monitor.) This planet might be a sphere if it weren't spinning so fast--turning on its axis in under ten hours, resulting in a bulge near the equator|Jupiter
10/03/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC HOMES|$100|easy|You can visit the Victorian home of this unsinkable heroine at 1340 Pennsylvania Street in Denver|Molly Brown
15/02/2007|Jeopardy!|PICTURE ME!|$600|medium|This saintly Nobel prize winner has rightfully inspired tremendous devotion|Mother Teresa
27/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS|$2000|hard|Most scholars believe the Dead Sea Scrolls were written by this religious community of apocalyptic Jews|the Essenes
17/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$800|hard|Muscles used to move a limb away from the central line of the body|Abductor Muscles
23/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|INSECTIVORES|$800|hard|In insectivores, these gnawing teeth at the front of the mouth are often long & pincerlike|incisors
17/07/2007|Jeopardy!|GETTING TESTY|$400|easy|The A.C.T. college entrance exam includes a set of 4 multiple-choice tests covering English, science, reading & this|mathematics
24/02/2005|Jeopardy!|WOODY ALLEN'S MANHATTAN|$1000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew stands in Times Square, New York.)  A group of celebrities gaze out on Times Square at the end of this Valentine to '40s broadcasting|Radio Days
16/12/2010|Final Jeopardy!|SKYSCRAPERS|None|None|After a construction boom fueled by oil & gas money, this capital city now has Europe's tallest building|Moscow
24/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THE MANSION FAMILY|$200|easy|Their family 'Compound' is 6 acres of waterfront property on Nantucket Sound|the Kennedys
05/03/1999|Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$200|easy|This House Judiciary chairman has represented his district near Chicago for 24 years|Henry Hyde
15/09/2009|Jeopardy!|MOOSE ON THE LOOSE|$1000|hard|A study ongoing since 1958 examines the relation between moose & this predator on Michigan's Isle Royale|the wolf
21/05/2002|Jeopardy!|APRIL MAY...|$800|hard|…like to take a spin in this automaker's 8 cilindri 360 Spider|a Ferrari
20/09/1999|Jeopardy!|IT'S A WEIRD WORLD|$100|easy|An active sportsman, this revolutionary leader seen here is also an adept ping-pong player|Fidel Castro
20/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'B' IS FOR BARD|$400|easy|At the end of 'Much Ado About Nothing', Benedick quiets this love of his with a kiss|Beatrice
30/12/2008|Jeopardy!|WEATHER|$800|hard|The photo seen here captures a devastating 2007 one of these, also the title of a 1997 film|ice storm
11/11/2004|Jeopardy!|THE UPPER CRUST|$1000|hard|(Hi, I'm Anderson Cooper of CNN.)  My great-great-great grandfather was this shipping & railroad magnate known as 'The Commodore'|Cornelius Vanderbilt
20/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DECORATIVE ARTS|$1600|hard|From the French for partition, it's enamel work in which colored areas are separated by thin metal bands|cloisonné
07/03/2007|Jeopardy!|STATS FREAK|$800|hard|This 'Great One' had a record 382 career playoff points; Mark Messier is No. 2 with 295|Gretzky
21/06/2007|Jeopardy!|HAVE A HEALTHY MONTH|$200|easy|The American Academy of Ophthalmology declares July safety month for these rays|UV (ultraviolet) rays
18/03/2004|Jeopardy!|NBA RULES|$1000|hard|(I'm Derek Fisher)  In 2001 the time allowed to bring the ball across midcourt was lowered from this to 8 seconds|10 seconds
17/11/1994|Jeopardy!|1988|$300|easy|After 32 years in power, Janos Kadar was ousted as first secretary of this country's Communist Party|Hungary
07/01/1997|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'P'|$300|easy|Steeler city             (10)|Pittsburgh
15/11/1995|Jeopardy!|OHIO|$200|easy|In 1918 Eugene Debs was arrested after speaking in this city, now home to the Pro Football Hall of Fame|Canton
12/12/1997|Jeopardy!|SOME MORE SIMIAN CINEMA|$500|medium|1968 classic with the ad line 'Somewhere in the universe, there must be something better than man!'|Planet of the Apes
14/10/1986|Jeopardy!|MUSICALS|$100|easy|Before it changed direction, this musical was called 'East Side Story'|West Side Story
07/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A FEW GENTLEMEN OF VERONA|$800|hard|One famous work by the 16th century artist Paolo Veronese was of the marriage at this town, site of Jesus' 1st miracle|Cana
15/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1600|hard|Shakespeare comedy with Oberon & Titania becomes a 1979 Cheap Trick album|A Midsummer Night's Dream Police
17/12/1998|Jeopardy!|NYC IN THE '70s|$100|easy|Live from New York, it debuted October 11, 1975 at 11:30 P.M.|Saturday Night Live
20/06/2008|Jeopardy!|THE BAHAMAS, BOLIVIA OR BULGARIA|$600|medium|Member of the British Commonwealth|the Bahamas
09/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MALCOLM X IN THE MIDDLE|$3800|hard|He directed the 1992 film 'Malcolm X' & also played Malcolm's pal Shorty|Spike Lee
15/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ON LOCATION|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew)  Scenes from this artsy 2003 Julia Roberts movie were filmed here at Yale|Mona Lisa Smile
16/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$400|easy|Fm is the chemical symbol for this element, discovered in the 20th century|Fermium
23/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|INFO PLEASE|$400|easy|Number of feet in a mile|5,280
26/01/2004|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL IN YOUR HEAD|$1000|hard|When your ears 'pop', it's just air escaping from this tube that connects the middle ear & the throat|the eustachian tube
17/09/2001|Jeopardy!|'B' MOVIES|$200|easy|A dimwitted shut-in becomes the toast of Washington, D.C. society in this comedy starring Peter Sellers|Being There
30/11/2007|Jeopardy!|MOVIE KISSES|$600|medium|A mutt & a cocker spaniel slurp spaghetti & smooch in this 1955 classic|Lady and the Tramp
26/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'LONG' FILMS|$1600|hard|This 1955 Fred Astaire movie had been filmed in 1919, 1931 & as 'Curly Top' in 1935|Daddy Long Legs
08/05/2006|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES SPORTS|$200|easy|This 'most primal sport... has been condemned since Cain & Abel, but it's still here... on barges or in barrooms'|boxing
04/11/1991|Jeopardy!|1991 FILMS|$400|easy|'Once Around' re-teamed Holly Hunter & this actor, her co-star from 'Always'|Richard Dreyfuss
21/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S COMIC CAST|$200|easy|Portia, Antonio, Bassanio|The Merchant of Venice
23/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$800|hard|Rossini called this composer of 'Gaite Parisienne' 'Our little Mozart of the Champs-Elysees'|Jacques Offenbach
04/04/2011|Jeopardy!|FACE BOOK|$600|medium|This military marching command to reverse is the title of Col. David H. Hackworth's 'Odyssey of an American Warrior'|about-face
13/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DENTIST-SPEAK|$1200|hard|Like the blast of a volcano, the process of teeth first breaking through the gums is called this|eruption
01/02/2005|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$1000|hard|In most toads this process of gradually developing from a tadpole into a fully formed toad takes 3-8 weeks|metamorphosis
12/04/2005|Jeopardy!|S, U OR V|$400|easy|Roman numeral|V
02/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ABSOLUTELY NOTHING|$2000|hard|It can mean zero; something of no value; or a coded message|Cypher
22/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$2000|hard|In Acts 11 Barnabas brought this man to Antioch to assist his mission|Paul
04/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE LAND OF OZ|$800|hard|In the second verse of this Australian song, a jumbuck, or sheep, comes to drink at a water hole|Waltzing Matilda
07/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THE CARIBBEAN|$1000|hard|You might see Oscar de la Renta around Punta Cana, on the eastern tip of Hispaniola in this country|the Dominican Republic
18/10/2000|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL MAGAZINE AWARD WINNERS|$500|medium|This 1971 winner for Specialized Journalism was the subject of a 1973 song by Dr. Hook|Rolling Stone
06/04/1998|Jeopardy!|THEY'RE HISTORY!|$300|easy|Known for his long wall, he also built Rome's magnificent Athenaeum|Hadrian
21/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE ENVIRONMENT|$200|easy|While the Feds still consider these reptiles threatened, there are enough in Florida for an annual harvest|Alligators
13/04/2004|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL COUPLES...NOT!|$800|hard|Like her sister, she doled out advice in the newspaper; he could have used some as the 8th president|Abigail Van Buren & Martin Van Buren
20/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|In 2005, for the tenth straight year, this South Carolina city was voted tops in politeness|Charleston
09/02/1998|Jeopardy!|IN FASHION|$400|easy|The ankle-high side-zipped boot named for this rock band was introduced in the '60s|Beatle Boots
14/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SPARE TIME|$600|medium|If you haven't tried this hobby whose name includes 'working', you may be a lathe bloomer|Woodworking
29/07/2010|Final Jeopardy!|THE SUPER BOWL|None|None|As of 2010 it's the only current NFC team that has never played in the Super Bowl|the Detroit Lions
29/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THAT ON TOP OF YOUR HEAD?|$400|easy|geekculture.com sells beanies with actual working ones of these (you can even get 2 or 3 of them on one hat!)|a propeller
02/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OPERAS & OPERETTAS|$400|easy|Swiss composer Ernest Bloch's only completed opera is based on this play; the role of Banquo is sung by a tenor|Macbeth
23/02/2006|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE TITLES IN OTHER WORDS|$1000|hard|'Rialto Retailer'|The Merchant of Venice
04/01/2006|Jeopardy!|YOU CAN QUOTE ME|$600|medium|This Surrealist once quipped that 'The only difference between me and a madman is that I am not mad'|(Salvador) Dalí
27/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$2000|hard|Around 1813 he set Goethe's 'Gretchen am Spinnrade' to music|Franz Schubert
11/06/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|This Pennsylvania city's Civic Arena or 'Igloo' has a retractable roof|Pittsburgh
24/09/2010|Jeopardy!|SONG HITS FOR 2|$200|easy|The Kinks in 1964; Van Halen in 1978|You Really Got Me
22/04/2004|Jeopardy!|'COOL', DUDE!|$600|medium|In the 1980s Ernest & Julio Gallo introduced these beverages under the Bartles & Jaymes label|wine coolers
13/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITAL BURIAL PLACES|$400|easy|General Benedict Arnold|London
06/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE TALKIN' BASEBALL|$800|hard|Garry Maddox, reflecting on hitting a grand slam: 'As I remember it, the bases were' this|loaded
29/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY TRIVIA|$400|easy|This actress reportedly avoids taking showers since Norman Bates attacked her in one in 1960|Janet Leigh
10/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINERS|$800|hard|In 2005 this actress was very supportive in her roles in 'Capote' and 'The 40 Year Old Virgin'|Catherine Keener
22/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE A SIMPSONS CHARACTER|$2000|hard|No clowning on this job where you're responsible for administering the funds of, say, a philanthropy|trustee
29/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SMART ANSWERS|$800|hard|It's what the 'I' stands for in the CIA (the one headed by General Michael V. Hayden)|Intelligence
18/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TALK SHOW HOSTS|$600|medium|Baba in the 1983 film 'D.C. Cab', he now takes guests on a 'Politically Incorrect' ride|Bill Maher
14/06/2007|Jeopardy!|FEARnet|$1000|hard|At FEARnet's 'News & Reviews' section catch up on events like this horror mag's convention in Chicago|Fangoria
07/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN INVENTIONS|$400|easy|On Feb. 21, 1947 Edwin Land demonstrated one of these to the Optical Society of America|Polaroid/instant camera
13/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|COMIC & CARTOON CRITTERS|$2000|hard|Franklin on Nickelodeon|turtle
22/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|EDUCATIONAL 'BURG's|$1600|hard|University of Southern Mississippi|Hattiesburg
01/11/1999|Jeopardy!|STATE FACTS|$200|easy|An abundance of flowers gave this state its name when the Spanish arrived in 1513|Florida
12/05/2009|Jeopardy!|WORLD COINS|$400|easy|A map of Europe on this country's 1997 1,000-lire coin had such errors as depicting Denmark as part of Germany|Italy
05/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY EXPRESSIONS|$400|easy|In this weather phrase, felines represent precipitation & canines symbolize wind & storm|Raining cats & dogs
15/12/1997|Jeopardy!|THE WILD WEST|$400|easy|Virginia City was booming in the 1860s with its proximity to this major Nevada strike|Comstock Lode
05/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MERRIAM-WEBSTER'S TOP 10 WORDS OF 2008|$1600|hard|From the Greek for 'hate' & 'women' comes this word for the hatred of women|misogyny
19/04/2007|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL FLAGS|$800|hard|The 3 stars on the Philippines' flag represent Mindanao, the Visayan Islands & this largest island|Luzon
11/12/2006|Jeopardy!|KITCHEN: IMPOSSIBLE|$1000|hard|This 'airy' 7-letter French dessert may be chilled, baked or frozen & use liqueurs, but if agitated, may destruct in 5 sec.|a soufflé
15/11/2007|Jeopardy!|ALSO A TOOL|$600|medium|'U Can't Touch This' bone, aka the malleus, just behind the eardrum|the hammer
24/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMICAL ELEMENTS GO POSTAL|$1000|hard|This 'Flickertail State' shares its postal abbreviation with the chemical symbol for neodymium|North Dakota (ND)
16/05/2011|Jeopardy!|IN COUNTRY|$600|medium|Zakinthos, Andros, Pappades|Greece
08/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BIG WORDS|$1200|hard|This 11-letter word for 'sleight of hand' is from the French for 'light of hand'|legerdemain
16/11/1987|Jeopardy!|SPORTS STADIUMS|$200|easy|In 1976, the name of this university's stadium was changed from Denny to Bryant-Denny|Alabama
04/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WANNA RACE?|$2000|hard|The top tip of a triangle, or the midpoint of a turn; you brake before it, then accelerate out of it|the apex
12/12/2000|Jeopardy!|FLOWER POWER|$300|easy|Among these plants that live longer than 2 years, geraniums are 'early' & asters are 'late'|Perennials
23/06/2008|Jeopardy!|STATE OF THE UNION|$1000|hard|Big Pocono State Park is found in this state|Pennsylvania
24/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FAST FOOD|$600|medium|The girl seen here is the logo of this burger chain|Wendy's
06/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FOR RICHARD|$2000|hard|This businessman wrote 'Losing My Virginity: How I've Survived, Had Fun, and Made A Fortune Doing Business My Way'|Richard Branson
08/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS|$200|easy|Of 'The Bride', 'The Groom' or 'The Best Man', the one that's a play by Gore Vidal|The Best Man
14/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES' LARGEST ISLANDS|$1200|hard|Majorca|Spain
04/05/2011|Jeopardy!|SHOW & TELL|$800|hard|This dog's coat protects it from frigid temperatures|Afghan
13/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MAKING PIANOS AT STEINWAY|$1600|hard|(Sarah delivers the clue from Steinway & Sons' workshop.) These stop the string from vibrating once the key is raised--each is carefully matched to a string|dampers
05/11/2001|Jeopardy!|THAT WAS NO LADY|$400|easy|Born in 1908, he was in over 40 silent films before becoming 'Mr.' (& sometimes Miss) 'Television'|Milton Berle
03/11/2004|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL IN THE '60s|$600|medium|In 1968 this Cincinnati Reds player became the first catcher ever named Rookie of the Year|Johnny Bench
07/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LEWIS OR CLARK|$400|easy|This 'chocolately coated peanut butter crunch candy' has been around since 1917|a Clark Bar
30/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'EE'|$200|easy|Deganya, the first Jewish kibbutz in Palestine, was founded near this sea's shores in 1909|the Sea of Galilee
25/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SPEAKING IN TONGUES|$800|hard|The Croatian language uses the Roman alphabet; the very similar main language of Serbia, this alphabet|Cyrillic
02/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|TECHNOLOGY|$400|easy|Name given the world's first artificial satellite|Sputnik
20/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL NAMES|$400|easy|As a boy Bolivia's president Evo Morales herded these pack animals|llamas
30/04/1997|Jeopardy!|NOVELS|$500|medium|In sequels to this novel, Lucy Maud Montgomery's first, Anne grows to be a woman & a mother|Anne of Green Gables
22/04/2004|Jeopardy!|SPORT OF KINGS|$1000|hard|A coin toss in 1780 between a lord & Sir Charles Bunbury left us with the Epsom this instead of the Epsom Bunbury|the Epsom Derby
01/04/2004|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC CELEBRITY SCANDALS|$800|hard|This 'Shoeless' guy 'Leaves Us Clueless As to Why His Team Threw the World Series'|Joe Jackson
08/05/2002|Jeopardy!|TV's PRETTY FACES|$1000|hard|She's the bespectacled anchor of MSNBC's 'A Region of Conflict'|Ashleigh Banfield
28/11/2000|Jeopardy!|SPORTS LEGENDS|$100|easy|During his 24-year career, this longtime Cincinnati Red set a record with 14,053 at-bats|Pete Rose
10/11/1987|Jeopardy!|STORYTELLERS|$100|easy|'Call him' the narrator of 'Moby Dick'|Ishmael
11/12/2001|Jeopardy!|MAGS FOR MEN|$800|hard|The devil is in this magazine where racy columnist Anka Radakovich gained fame|Details
17/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THE MATE Rx|$1000|hard|It was once rumored that this president's wife 'Flossie' poisoned him in order to avoid corruption charges|Harding
05/05/2005|Jeopardy!|BODY PARTS BY PREFIX|$200|easy|Denti-|teeth
27/05/2010|Jeopardy!|BORN IN BURBANK|$400|easy|This quirky director's films include 'Mars Attacks!' & 'Sweeney Todd'|Tim Burton
01/01/1997|Jeopardy!|GUINNESS RECORDS|$200|easy|Rosie the Ribiter, one of these amimals, leaped 21' 5 3/4'' at the Calaveras County Jumping Jubilee in 1986|frog
05/02/1999|Jeopardy!|DRIVING DON'TS|$200|easy|This phrase describes an accident in which the driver flees the scene|Hit-and-run
18/12/1998|Jeopardy!|FILM FESTIVALS|$300|easy|The New York Film Festival is sponsored by this institution 'centrally' located at 64th & Broadway|Film Society of Lincoln Center
07/04/1988|Double Jeopardy!|QUESTIONABLE SONGS|$1000|hard|The song 'Shrimp Boats' asks this question|Why don't you hurry, hurry, hurry home?
04/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$200|easy|Denis Papin's 1679 steam digester developed into this quick 'cooker' that prepares custards & vegetables|Pressure cooker
08/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'O'|$2000|hard|Iroquois nation (6)|Oneida
31/12/2007|Jeopardy!|MY DREAM HOUSE|$800|hard|Why hold back--tower, stone, ornamentation, I want a home in the style of one of these French mansions|a château
04/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$2000|hard|It's the part of a saddle whose name comes from a Latin word for 'fruit'|Pommel
10/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FUN IN THE SNOW|$1200|hard|Even champion skiers started off on the type of slope with this cuddly animal name|bunny (slope)
06/11/2006|Jeopardy!|THE U.S. SENATE: AFTER HOURS|$200|easy|In 2005, Judd Gregg, a millionaire Senator from this 'Granite State', won $853,492 in the Powerball lottery|New Hampshire
21/01/1997|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$400|easy|This father of Alexander the Great seized the throne of Macedon in 359 B.C.|Philip of Macedon
14/01/2011|Jeopardy!|RESCUE ME|$800|hard|In July 1976 commandos from this country rescued 103 hostages being held at Entebbe Airport in Uganda|Israel
11/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN 1ST LINES|$200|easy|This fairy king's first line is 'Ill met by moonlight, proud Titania'|Oberon
15/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$400|easy|On the feast of St. Francis of Assisi people bring these to priests to have them blessed|Animals
24/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PAPAL NAMES|$400|easy|The constellation between Cancer & Virgo|Leo
04/02/2008|Jeopardy!|UNICEF|$1000|hard|(The Queen reads once more.) To help generate international support, in 2005 I brought relief supplies to Muzaffarabad after a devastating earthquake in this country|Pakistan
07/11/1988|Jeopardy!|MOVIE CLASSICS|$200|easy|According to the title of an Errol Flynn film, 'They' did this 'with their boots on'|Died
08/09/1992|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$800|hard|Aristotle Onassis' middle name was that of this great Greek philosopher|Socrates
28/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BILL CLINTON'S FAVORITE BOOKS|$1000|hard|The 'Collected Poems' of this Irish poet & 1923 Nobel Prize winner gained Bill's admiration enough to be listed|William Butler Yeats
12/04/2004|Jeopardy!|1983|$600|medium|(Hi, I'm Joe Theismann)  In Super Bowl XVII in 1983, I led the Redskins to a victory, 27-17, over this team|the Miami Dolphins
26/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE DIRECTOR|$1000|hard|Among those Hoover's FBI tracked down & killed was this young-looking brute, in November 1934|'Baby Face' Nelson
10/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE SPORTS NICKNAMES|$1000|hard|The men's teams at Northland College in Wisconsin are the Lumberjacks & the women's teams are these|Lumberjills
14/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COMPUSPEAK|$200|easy|Logically enough. sending a file from computer to network, the opposite of downloading, is called this|Uploading
16/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TEXTILES|$1600|hard|Before this can be made into linen, it must be retted, or partially decomposed, to separate the fibers|flax
06/10/1999|Jeopardy!|THE BOOK OF RUTHS|$400|easy|Once married to Garson Kanin, this actress played Maude in 'Harold and Maude'|Ruth Gordon
22/03/2000|Jeopardy!|'RH' FACTOR|$100|easy|A lot of exaggerated hip swinging is used in this complex Cuban dance|Rhumba
28/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BETTER KNOWN AS...|$600|medium|The silver screen's Ruth Elizabeth Davis|Bette Davis
16/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN OF COUNTRY|$1200|hard|Benazir Bhutto|Pakistan
09/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'T' COUNTRIES|$400|easy|The remains of the ancient city of Troy were found near the southern end of the Hellespont in this country|Turkey
21/12/2005|Jeopardy!|INSECTOID RHYME TIME|$1000|hard|Acting instructor for an aspiring household pest|a roach coach
03/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$200|easy|This African country's people are known as Ivorians|Ivory Coast
04/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MATH-POURRI|$1200|hard|It's the branch of math that deals with the relationships between the sides & angles of triangles|trigonometry
10/01/2007|Jeopardy!|MARINE BIOLOGY|$200|easy|In 1977 this submersible, which shares its name with a chipmunk, found organisms near Hot Springs over a mile deep|Alvin
26/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN WITH 40-TUDE|$1600|hard|She turned 40 in 2003; her 'Leaving Las Vegas' co-star Nicolas Cage hits it in 2004|Elisabeth Shue
10/12/1986|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$100|easy|It's added to a gin fizz to make it fizz|carbonated soda (or soda water or carbonated water)
15/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|This sea between the Dardanelles & the Bosporus was once called Propontis|Sea of Marmara
14/11/1986|Jeopardy!|UNREAL ESTATE|$100|easy|The most famous M.D. in Puddleby-on-Marsh, though he should have been a D.V.M.|Dr. Dolittle
15/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO KNOWN AS|$1200|hard|Oral defamation|slander
30/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$1600|hard|Crawford Long, the first doctor to use ether as an anesthetic, was a college roommate of this Confederate VP|Alexander Stephens
29/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1200|hard|Hmm... he dedicated his 1820 poem 'The Witch of Atlas' to his wife Mary|(Percy Bysshe) Shelley
17/01/2000|Jeopardy!|THE ACADEMY AWARDS|$100|easy|In 1973 Bob Fosse beat out this director with 'Cabaret'; in 1975 Fosse lost to his 'Godfather II'|Francis Ford Coppola
29/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HALLOWEEN-POURRI|$2000|hard|Halloween's origins are in Samhain, a festival celebrated by these people of ancient Britain & Ireland|the Celts
31/05/2011|Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$400|easy|As you might guess by its name, the nasalis is a muscle in this facial feature|the nose
14/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HAVE AN AMSTERDAM GOOD TIME|$200|easy|Take photos of the women in the windows of this colorful 'district' & you may lose your camera|Red Light District
27/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CROW-TATIONS|$200|easy|A crow tells this 'Wizard of Oz' character 'Any crow of sense could see that you are only stuffed'|The Scarecrow
15/01/2004|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$1000|hard|1939 film in which Bette Davis said, 'That's our victory -- our victory over the dark'|Dark Victory
27/11/1998|Jeopardy!|SECRET IDENTITIES|$100|easy|Dick Grayson|Robin
05/10/2001|Jeopardy!|WORLD SKYLINE TOURS|$100|easy|This city has been a port since the Roman period|London
15/01/2001|Jeopardy!|PLEASE SIR, I WANT SOME MOORE|$500|medium|His handiwork is seen here ('Locking Piece')|Henry Moore
25/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SHEER CHAOS|$800|hard|In a 1926 letter this physicist wrote that he was convinced God 'does not throw dice'|Einstein
10/06/1999|Jeopardy!|1960s POP MUSIC|$400|easy|Instrument played by Stevie Wonder on his 1963 hit 'Fingertips (Part 2)'|Harmonica
27/02/1990|Final Jeopardy!|BRITISH ROYALTY|None|None|Before Prince Andrew, he was the last Duke of York|King George VI
10/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|A RIVER RUNS BETWEEN THEM|$1200|hard|Poland & Germany|the Oder
02/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S NOT WHAT IT SEEMS|$600|medium|The horned toad is not an amphibian, but one of these reptiles|lizard
29/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BOTSWANA ANAGRAMS|$800|hard|If you lose all your clothes in this capital, just 'go on bare'|Gabarone (go on bare)
09/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$400|easy|Many of his works are also known by their Tahitian names, such as 'Ia Orana Maria' & 'Ta Matete'|Gauguin
27/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A MIGHTY FORTRESS|$1000|hard|Heinrich Schliemann found this place after digging on a mound called Hissarlik, 'place of fortresses'|Troy
04/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC ESPN|$1600|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports.)  February 22, 1959: So you say you can't go 135 mph in an Oldsmobile?  Lee Petty did, winning the first running of this in Florida|the Daytona 500
17/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RICHARD WAGNER|$800|hard|The Libestod, or 'Love-Death', is from this opera named for doomed lovers|Tristan and Isolde
11/04/2006|Jeopardy!|SUPER BOWL MVPs|$200|easy|The first 2-time MVP (for the first 2 Super Bowls) was this team's Bart Starr|the Packers
05/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'BELL's ARE RINGING|$3000|hard|Alkaloids from this poisonous plant were once used to dilate women's pupils to make them more attractive|belladonna
16/11/1994|Jeopardy!|STATE SYMBOLS|$300|easy|It's the state tree of West Virginia & Vermont|Sugar maple
14/02/2011|Jeopardy!|NAME THE DECADE|$600|medium|Klaus Barbie is sentenced to life in prison & DNA is first used to convict a criminal|the 1980s
08/03/2011|Jeopardy!|BOOK NUMBERS|$800|hard|The action of this novel is seen through the eyes of the seemingly mute Chief Bromden|One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
17/11/1998|Jeopardy!|ON THE COVER OF ROLLING STONE|$100|easy|He appeared alone on Rolling Stone's first cover November 9, 1967 & nude with Yoko a year later|John Lennon
27/02/1997|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PEOPLE|$400|easy|After her husband died, Ruth moved to Bethlehem with this woman, her mother-in-law|Naomi
14/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE THE 'BOY's ARE?|$200|easy|A restaurant employee who clears away dirty dishes|a busboy
22/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S MY LAW|$600|medium|Gresham's Law, named for a 16th century financier, is usually stated as 'Bad' this 'drives out good'|Money
05/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$400|easy|The French name of this 1897 orchestral scherzo is 'L'apprenti sorcier'|The Sorcerer's Apprentice
27/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S 'ME' IN THE MIDDLE|$400|easy|With this weapon, what goes around comes around|boomerang
09/05/2007|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'T'|$400|easy|Hatchets & hacksaws (5)|tools
27/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|USTA|$1600|hard|The USTA's 2 pro tournaments for men in 2003 were the U.S. Open & the championships of this earthy surface|clay
05/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DESTRUCTION|$800|hard|This book of the Old Testament consists of 5 poems mourning the destruction of Jerusalem|Lamentations
28/02/2011|Jeopardy!|ATHLETES|$1000|hard|Anastasia Davydova & Anastasia Ermakova are one of the greatest ever duos in this aquatic event|synchronized swimming
07/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ON VALENTINE'S DAY|$2000|hard|1912: This state is admitted to the union as our 48th|Arizona
25/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WEBSITES|$400|easy|Mark McGwire's progress on the home run list is tracked on this team's official website|St. Louis Cardinals
24/02/2004|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED BIRDS|$600|medium|A head-banger: cowpoke red|woodpecker
13/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GO TO SURINAME|$5000|hard|Suriname is wedged between Guyana & this dependency|French Guiana
28/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|REELIN' IN THE YEARS|$1500|hard|It's the year of the quote 'Not since Adam has any human known such solitude as Mike Collins'|1969
05/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE DENVER MINT|$800|hard|The mint stores this, a term for gold bars held for their value as a metal rather than as money|bullion
10/10/2011|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY MEMOIRS|$800|hard|Once a celebrity daughter named chastity, this child of Cher revealed 'The Story of How I Became a Man' in 'Transition'|Chaz Bono
20/12/2006|Jeopardy!|A DECEMBER TO REMEMBER|$400|easy|This Pennsylvania steel city was named on Christmas Eve in 1741|Bethlehem
22/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ANTIQUES|$400|easy|They were first called 'Fashion Babies', but until the 19th C. many of them looked like adults|Dolls
21/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LAVERNES & SHIRLEYS SING!|$400|easy|Last name of siblings Laverne, Maxine & Patti, who sang 'Bei Mir Bist du Schoen' in 1937|the Andrews Sisters
03/04/2007|Jeopardy!|CARLS IN CHARGE|$600|medium|Mid-19th c. Swedish King Carl XV saw power go from the monarch to the Riksdag, this|the parliament
18/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS FROM VIRGINIA|$400|easy|When FDR introduced this patriotic singer to King George VI, he said, '...This Is America'|Kate Smith
16/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$1200|hard|Still available today, a shampoo brand that was popular in the '70s is called 'Gee, Your Hair Smells' this|Terrific
24/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HIT TV|$2000|hard|The eighth & final installment of this miniseries notched a 51.1, third place on the modern list|Roots
11/07/2003|Jeopardy!|FASHION|$200|easy|This '70s style included the ubiquitous safety pin in the nose|Punk
18/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PART: CHARLES|$400|easy|Judge Charles Older was a character in 1976's 'Helter Skelter', but this Charles was a bigger role|Charles Manson
25/09/2002|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATION SYMBOLS & LOGOS|$800|hard|If you can, donate the name of this organization that uses the face seen here|Goodwill
11/09/2000|Jeopardy!|SELF-_____|$100|easy|It's a painting of an artist by the artist|Self-portrait
31/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S SO CONVENTIONAL!|$1200|hard|George H.W. Bush electrified the Republican Convention in this year when he declared 'No new taxes'|1988
29/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RIMBAUD|$1600|hard|Done with poetry at age 20, Arthur moved to Africa & sold guns to Menelik, future emperor of this country|Ethiopia
07/04/1988|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD HISTORY|$300|easy|Charles Black was dropped from the Social Register for marrying this ex-child star in 1950|Shirley Temple
23/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW|$800|hard|In 'Lisey's Story' he 'brings on his most fearsome monster of all, that quivering mass of ego...the writer'|Steven King
07/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DEFENESTRATION IN CINEMA|$1200|hard|Movie in which Axel Foley asks, 'where ...you get off arresting me for being thrown out a window?'|Beverly Hills Cop
21/02/2007|Jeopardy!|STATE BIRDS|$800|hard|Kentucky: This colorful songbird|a cardinal
07/06/2002|Jeopardy!|MAN 'D'|$800|hard|Yes, sir, in 1586 this British sea dog picked up some disgruntled settlers from the soon-to-be-'lost colony'|Sir Francis Drake
19/06/1998|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$500|medium|Sir John Falstaff called sherry by this name, also what he'd hit after indulging in it|sack
04/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY CONGRESSMEN|$400|easy|It wasn't 'The Devil and' him repping Massachusetts in the House from 1823 to 1827--it was just him|(Daniel) Webster
29/06/2011|Jeopardy!|THERE IS A SEASON|$1000|hard|Winter depression is the best-known form of SAD, short for this condition; symptoms include fatigue, anxiety & irritability|Seasonal Affective Disorder
26/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TECHNOLOGY|$200|easy|The Oxford Illustrated Encyclopedia says this tool has largely replaced the axe in forestry|Chainsaw
29/01/1998|Jeopardy!|LITTLE MOVIES|$300|easy|She played 'The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane' before she directed 'Little Man Tate'|Jodie Foster
01/07/1998|Jeopardy!|THE ENVIRONMENT|$400|easy|On Sept. 16, 1987 the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete this was signed|ozone
12/04/2005|Jeopardy!|'KING' ME|$200|easy|Fox sitcom featuring Hank, Bobby, Peggy & Luanne|King of the Hill
23/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE KING'S SPEECH|$400|easy|Gustav V's 1914 borggardstalet, or 'courtyard speech', prompted the resignation of this country's government|Sweden
14/09/1998|Jeopardy!|A PIECE OF CAKE|$200|easy|Daffodil cake is so named for its bursts of this color, from a mixture of egg yolks & orange rind|Yellow
06/11/1986|Jeopardy!|ROMAN EMPIRE|$300|easy|By the 4th century A.D., Rome had 28 public ones stacked with rolls of papyrus|libraries
23/04/1997|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$400|easy|It's another way to 'add insult to injury' using a common seasoning|'Rub salt in one's wound'
01/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GENESIS|$1000|hard|His 12-volume 'A Study Of History' probed the genesis, growth & decline of the world's great civilizations|Arnold Toynbee
19/09/2007|Jeopardy!|'BAD' HABITS|$200|easy|According to one legend, Oman was the home of this 'Thousand and One Nights' sailor|Sinbad
17/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|1964|$600|medium|This country's King Constantine, the world's youngest monarch, was married in September|Greece
28/02/2005|Jeopardy!|MAURICE, BARRY OR ROBIN|$200|easy|Manilow & Diller|Barry
13/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FINISH THE SHAKESPEARE TITLE|$400|easy|'The Winter's...'|Tale
23/12/1996|Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$300|easy|Kurt Wait, the first man to win this contest, captured $1 million for his Macadamia Fudge Torte|Pillsbury Bake-Off
27/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|19TH CENTURY NOVELISTS|$800|hard|Prior to writing 'King Solomon's Mines', he was master of the high court in Transvaal|H. Rider Haggard
06/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SNOW WHITE'S UNKNOWN DWARFS|$800|hard|One of the smaller dwarfs dislikes hearing his name in the expression, 'Cut off my legs and call me' this|Shorty (or Stumpy)
22/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC PEOPLE|$800|hard|In 1994 the NAACP awarded this poetess its Spingarn Medal for highest achievement by a black American|Maya Angelou
12/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|METRO MIAMI|$600|medium|The University of Miami football team shares its name with these dreaded local events|hurricanes
19/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|GAMES|$1300|hard|Frankly, Miss Scarlet, these are 2 of the weapons in the original game of Clue|(2 of) candlestick, knife, pipe, revolver, rope, & wrench
07/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CABLE NETWORKING|$1200|hard|Naturally, 'K-9 to 5' is on its schedule|Animal Planet
29/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FEMALE LEADERS|$400|easy|Chrissie Hynde|The Pretenders
29/01/1998|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN AUTHORS|$200|easy|As a war correspondant, this Tarzan creator witnessed the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor|Edgar Rice Burroughs
02/03/2011|Jeopardy!|WHO WROTE IT?|$1000|hard|A 19th century German philosopher: 'God is dead'|Nietzsche
06/01/1998|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$500|medium|Kyrenia, whose Turkish name is Girne, is a seaport & resort city on the Turkish part of this island|Cyprus
13/09/2002|Jeopardy!|A NATION OF ASIA|$200|easy|Trendy cafes called manga kissas are places teens can go to meet & read comic books in this nation|Japan
22/04/1997|Jeopardy!|STATE FLAGS|$100|easy|The official seal, showing a Seminole woman, appears on this state's flag|Florida
04/02/2000|Jeopardy!|PLAY YOUR CARDS RIGHT|$400|easy|In the poker variation Spit in the Ocean, each player is initially dealt this many cards|4
09/06/2005|Jeopardy!|COFFEE TALK|$800|hard|Carlos Sanchez, a Columbian coffee farmer, has portrayed this advertising icon since 1969|Juan Valdez
04/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS|$600|medium|32 inmates & 11 guards were killed in '71 uprising at this NY prison|Attica
24/10/1997|Jeopardy!|WORDS OF THE '60s|$100|easy|These 2 birds represented conciliatory & aggressive attitudes toward war|Doves & hawks
16/06/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$200|easy|In 1996 this Barry Switzer-coached team won a record fifth straight NFC East division title|Dallas Cowboys
24/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$1600|hard|In 1896 this 'Scheherazade' composer reorchestrated Mussorgsky's opera 'Boris Godunov'|Rimsky-Korsakov
11/02/2009|Jeopardy!|WHAT DAY IS IT?|$400|easy|April 30 is National this quality Day--no fooling allowed|Honesty
06/04/2001|Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY CHICKEN|$200|easy|This fast food chain told us to 'Save the Chickens...Eat a Whopper'|Burger King
05/09/2000|Jeopardy!|JEOPARDY! PLACE|$300|easy|Jealous, Teri took the baby & framed Emily for Carson's murder; Teri had killed him with a claymore, a big one of these|a mine
14/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$400|easy|Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale life ended in this capital August 4, 1875|Copenhagen
20/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$1000|hard|Character who says 'Speak of me as one that love not wisely, but too well'|Othello
18/06/2001|Jeopardy!|COLLECTOR'S CORNER|$200|easy|Collectors of Tom Tierney's paper dolls prize the one of this princess with her charity auction dresses|Princess Diana
24/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$400|easy|The early Christians called all believers this, even those not canonized|saints
05/11/2008|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$1000|hard|The island of Olkhon is in the center of this deep Siberian lake|Lake Baikal
03/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BRIEF BIOS|$400|easy|Born in Santa Ana in 1958, went from check-out girl to David E. Kelley girl, made some films|Michelle Pfeiffer
16/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'PUT' SHOTS|$2000|hard|After Lilliput, Gulliver travels on to this flying island populated by absurd folk|Laputa
07/04/2005|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$1000|hard|Ahoy, there!  It's equal to 1.15 statute miles per hour|a knot
17/10/1991|Double Jeopardy!|HORSES|$200|easy|The name of this spotted horse comes from the Spanish word for “painted”|a pinto
20/07/2011|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS BY FIRST NAME|$400|easy|The 2 Andrews|Jackson and Johnson
08/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MANITOBA|$1000|hard|Canada's equivalent of Pennsylvania, Manitoba is called this for its place in the 'arch' of provinces|The Keystone
19/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$1600|hard|The principalities of Moldavia & Walachia were joined together to form this country in the 19th century|Romania
03/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ALL HAT|$400|easy|The name of this broad-brimmed hat derives from the Spanish for 'shade'|a sombrero
25/04/2003|Jeopardy!|AN ANCIENT LIFETIME AGO|$600|medium|The monster Typhon, the giant Enceladus & the workshop of Vulcan have been called sources for its eruptions|Mount Etna
10/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TO SEIZE 2 Cs|$2000|hard|Use his 'razor' to find a simple explanation of unknown phenomena|Occam
12/02/1997|Jeopardy!|WOMEN AUTHORS|$300|easy|You'll find all you need to know about Anne, Emily & Charlotte in Juliet Barker's 1,000-page bio of this family|The Brontes
27/09/1995|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY NOVELS|$600|medium|Manfred de Spain appears in 'The Town', 'The Mansion' & 'The Reivers' by this author|(William) Faulkner
21/12/2004|Jeopardy!|TV SERIES FINALES|$1000|hard|In 1983 viewers said 'goodbye, farewell and amen' to this series; the war was over|M*A*S*H
24/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DEADWOOD|$1600|hard|The weapons called shinai which are used in the martial art of kendo are primarily made of this|bamboo
05/02/1986|Jeopardy!|BIRDS|$400|easy|In the following, Al Jolson stops to tell you to look & listen for this bird:|the bluebird
13/11/1987|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$400|easy|The number of toes on the foot of a hippopotamus; especially the ones in Disney's 'Fantasia'|four
11/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|4 PLAY|$400|easy|The solar system's 4 'giant planets'|Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus, & Neptune
24/09/2009|Jeopardy!|MOVIE MISSING LINKS|$200|easy|Down and Out in ____ ____ Cop|Beverly Hills
20/05/2009|Jeopardy!|THAT'S CRIMINAL!|$800|hard|An angry Tokyo man asked 2 folks what they were staring at, then robbed 'em; OK, he was dressed like this Milne bear|Winnie the Pooh
09/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WOLF (BLITZER) PACK|$400|easy|Wolf Blitzer was born in this New York city that's home to some Bills, Sabres & Wings|Buffalo
12/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK TITLES|$1600|hard|William Faulkner: 'Go Down, ___'|Moses
24/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE QUOTABLE MAO|$1200|hard|One of these dramatic upheavals 'is not a dinner party, or writing an essay, or painting a picture'|a revolution
21/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTHERN FLORA & FAUNA|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Louisiana.)  The bald cypress, Louisiana's state tree, is known for pneumatophores that jut up, better known by this anatomical name; their purpose isn't understood but may be for stability|knees
27/03/2003|Jeopardy!|TOSSIN' & TURNIN'|$400|easy|This portal has become a metaphor for frequent changes of personnel|revolving door
22/04/1986|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1960s|$1000|hard|In “Understanding Media”, he explained the Dodgers move to L.A. & fishnet stockings|Marshall McLuhan
01/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS & ENDS WITH 'A'|$1000|hard|This 'stately' Confederate cruiser sank many ships before being sunk by the Kearsarge off the coast of France|the Alabama
13/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LOVE POETRY|$800|hard|Marvell rhymed, 'Had we but world enough, and' this, his mistress' coyness 'were no crime'|time
09/09/2004|Jeopardy!|ROYAL HOUSES|$400|easy|This dynasty’s last 3 monarchs, including Mary I, died childless|Tudor
18/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'IN' THE MOVIES|$800|hard|1967: They called Sidney Poitier 'Mister Tibbs'!|In the Heat of the Night
24/02/1999|Jeopardy!|GAMES PEOPLE PLAY|$200|easy|One of the world's most popular RPGs, role playing games, is D&D, this game|Dungeons & Dragons
27/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYWRIGHTS|$1000|hard|Swedish playwright whose last marriage inspired him to write 'The Dance of Death'|August Strindberg
25/04/2001|Jeopardy!|SOLD 'AMERICAN'|$500|medium|Edward James Olmos made his directorial debut & brought us some Folsom Prison blues with this 1992 film|American Me
18/02/2005|Jeopardy!|U.S. PLACE NAMES|$1000|hard|Popular with shoppers, this Pa. town was named for a tavern that was named after Frederick the Great|King of Prussia
21/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC CINEMA|$800|hard|'His whole life was a million-to-one shot' was the tagline for this 1976 Best Picture winner|Rocky
01/10/1996|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$500|medium|Recent film that featured the following scene of destruction:|Jumanji
14/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$2000|hard|Part of the immune system, these, named for their origin in the thymus, feature special receptor molecules|T-cells
02/06/2000|Final Jeopardy!|'90s OLYMPIC NAMES|None|None|She told Women's Sports & Fitness, 'Strangers, fans, people on the street...always want to pick me up and carry me'|Kerri Strug
09/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$200|easy|In 1963 a 'Hot Line' emergency link went into effect between Washington, DC & this world city|Moscow
17/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$600|medium|In French pruneau is a prune while la prune refers to this|Plum
13/10/2011|Jeopardy!|YOU SEE 'EM AT THE MUSEUM|$1000|hard|Titian's 'St. Sebastian' & 'Danae' are at this St. Petersburg museum known for its arsenal|the Hermitage
27/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$600|medium|In 1996 Fatuma Roba became the first woman from this continent to win an Olympic marathon|Africa
28/09/2011|Final Jeopardy!|THE CHANGING U.S.A.|None|None|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows a map on the monitor.)  According to the Census, this point has progressed westward since the U.S. was founded & has moved southwest since the 1960s|the mean center of population
05/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$1200|hard|Since becoming a federal holiday in 1983, the holiday honoring him has occurred on his birthday, Jan. 15, only 4 times|Martin Luther King, Jr.
06/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ABRAHAM|$800|hard|His nephew, who escaped Sodom with a salty wife|Lot
25/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CONTESTS|$800|hard|In 1999 'N Sync performed at the 17th annual pageant to crown Miss this|Miss Teen USA
26/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY OPERA|$600|medium|This composer's adopted niece, Johanna, created the role of Elisabeth in his opera 'Tannhauser'|Richard Wagner
21/01/2008|Jeopardy!|WHAT A FAMOUS HORSE RACE!|$200|easy|& away they go... This horse who was 1st on TV in 1949 leads early... Its masked jockey seems to be saying 'Hi yo' something|Silver
14/05/2001|Jeopardy!|BIG COUNTRY|$400|easy|It borders every country on its continent but Ecuador & Chile|Brazil
08/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS BY KIDS|$2000|hard|Grace & Zach Florrick|The Good Wife
04/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOGULS & THE MOVIES|$800|hard|These brothers brought sound to the big screen with 'The Jazz Singer'|the Warner Brothers
13/09/2007|Jeopardy!|I HOP|$400|easy|Amphibians are divided into 3 groups: caecilians, salamanders & this pair of hoppers|frogs & toads
20/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEYOND BELIEF|$1000|hard|Old English for 'to confuse' gave us a noun that's a synonym for 'labyrinth' as well as this 5-letter verb|A maze/amaze
13/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL AND TOURISM|$400|easy|The Boston Tea Party ship and museum allows visitors to engage in this unique activity|throwing tea overboard
26/12/2008|Jeopardy!|THE CONSTITUTION TODAY|$600|medium|A 2008 ruling affirmed the right 'to be confronted with' these--if they're dead, too bad for the prosecution|witnesses
11/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT A COUNTRY!|$2000|hard|This African country shares its name with the 550-square-mile lake on its western border|Chad
22/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE CRUSADES|$1200|hard|In April 1204 armies of the Fourth Crusade seized this city now part of Turkey|Constantinople (or Istanbul)
07/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$400|easy|In 1803 this emperor's youngest brother, Jerome, married an American teenager in Baltimore|Napoléon
03/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|CITY SEALS|$1600|hard|This peak is depicted in the background of the seal of Portland, Oregon|Mt. Hood
21/05/1993|Jeopardy!|TV TRIVIA|$100|easy|Kurt Russell's father, Bing Russell, played a deputy sheriff on this series set on the Ponderosa|Bonanza
02/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'SUMMER' FUN|$1600|hard|Cowabunga!  2 surfers travel the world looking for the perfect wave in this 1966 documentary|Endless Summer
20/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ON BROADWAY 2010|$800|hard|'Rock Of Ages', set in the '80s is where big this meets big dreams|hair
29/01/2007|Jeopardy!|GOING AROUND IN CIRCLES|$400|easy|Pi times a circle's diameter gives the measure of this|the circumference
23/12/2004|Jeopardy!|SKI YOU LATER|$800|hard|Gates mark the zigzap course of this kind of ski race whose name comes from words meaning 'sloping'  & 'track'|slalom
09/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TREKS|$1200|hard|An 800-mile trek by water buffalo from Bihar, India to Mandalay, Burma would take you through this country|Bangladesh
02/11/2001|Jeopardy!|CLEAN 4-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|Everything 'will come out in' this|the wash
21/05/2004|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHIC NICKNAMES|$1600|hard|Rapid City's nickname, 'Gateway City to the Hills', refers specifically to these hills|the Black Hills
02/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SEE 'P-K'|$800|hard|Try this with lox ... or caviar ...  or ...|pumpernickel
10/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE WAR OF ART|$800|hard|Around 1492 he created the marble 'Battle Of The Centaurs'; no ceiling on his genius!|Michelangelo
18/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'WATER' WATER EVERYWHERE|$400|easy|This Simon & Garfunkel classic began its long 'span' on the music charts on Valentine's Day 1970|Bridge Over Troubled Water
04/05/2011|Jeopardy!|JOB DESCRIPTION|$200|easy|This doctor ministers to the health of your Maltese|a veterinarian
14/12/2006|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY PEOPLE|$600|medium|On her death in 2006, she became the first woman to lie in state at the Capitol in Atlanta|Coretta Scott King
08/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|POETIC PLACES|$800|hard|'What troubles you, Yankee phantoms?' asked Whitman in a ballad of this New England city|Boston
06/05/2010|Jeopardy!|SPOILER ALERT!|$400|easy|1999: The first rule of this film is Brad Pitt doesn't really exist|Fight Club
22/09/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. MAYORS|$500|medium|Ed Rendell was elected mayor of this city when Frank Rizzo died after the primary|Philadelphia
28/10/2005|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE LAB|$800|hard|In 1969 Marcian Hoff Jr. condensed all of a computer's arithmetic functions to this one tiny chip|a microprocessor chip
23/02/2000|Jeopardy!|STATE PARKS|$300|easy|North Dakota's Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park was once a fort commanded by this lt. colonel from 1873 to 1876|George Custer
11/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE FROM USC|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm Leonard Maltin.)  I teach film at USC, but I'm also the resident film buff on this syndicated TV show about show biz--a job I've held since 1982|Entertainment Tonight
07/09/2000|Jeopardy!|CAN'T BE ON JEOPARDY!|$400|easy|These numbskulls that were thorns in the side of Gumby just won't cut it|Blockheads
05/04/2011|Jeopardy!|WHO SANG IT?|$200|easy|'U Can't Touch This' & '2 Legit 2 Quit'|MC Hammer
16/10/1998|Jeopardy!|GAMBLING|$100|easy|When playing the video form of this game, go for the big win, a royal flush|poker
09/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S GETTING LATE IN HISTORY|$400|easy|Look, it's 1148--how about if the Second Crusade fails horribly in an attack on this Syrian city, then we all go to bed|Damascus
06/11/2004|Jeopardy!|I WANT MY SUV|$600|medium|Blazer|Chevrolet
11/05/1990|Jeopardy!|COOKING|$100|easy|This beef stroganoff ingredient can be 'sour' or 'whipping'|Cream
17/12/1999|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY GEOGRAPHY|$100|easy|Cities in this nation include Iskenderun, Islahiye & Istanbul|Turkey
30/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A CATEGORY OF FEW WORDS|$2700|hard|From the Latin concidere, 'to cut up'.  I've already said too much|concise
21/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CATHEDRALS & CHURCHES|$800|hard|This English city's modern cathedral, built in 1962, stands next to the bombed-out ruins of the old one|Coventry
20/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FRENCHMEN|$600|medium|Jean-Baptiste Poquelin began using this 1-word stage name in the 1640s|Molière
16/11/2011|Jeopardy!|VEGAS CASINO RESTAURANTS|$200|easy|Neros, Empress Court|Caesars Palace
04/11/1997|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$1100|hard|2-word phrase for the property that allows the effect seen here:|surface tension
13/06/2011|Jeopardy!|FOOD 'E'|$200|easy|Beginning sushi eaters often start out with unagi, this fish that's been cooked & basted with a sweetish sauce|eel
10/06/1997|Jeopardy!|DOGS|$400|easy|In Scotland it was once forbidden for anyone below the rank of earl to own this stag-hunting hound|a deerhound
24/06/1996|Jeopardy!|HEADS OF STATE|$300|easy|President Suharto|Indonesia
21/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HEIR OF THE DAG|$1600|hard|After his term as U.N. Secretary-General he became president of Austria in 1986|(Kurt) Waldheim
05/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$1200|hard|A Himalayan kingdom: Thimphu|Bhutan
25/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FIVE GOLDEN 'RING's|$1000|hard|It's the popular name of the chain of volcanoes circling the Pacific Ocean|the Ring of Fire
02/05/2011|Jeopardy!|LIT STUDENTS|$800|hard|In an early Stephen King novel, she has the last laugh at Ewen High|Carrie
26/10/2004|Jeopardy!|'B'EOPLE|$400|easy|Former NFL great Esiason|Boomer
14/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE ANTHONY QUINN FILM FESTIVAL|$400|easy|In 1962 Anthony Quinn played a fierce Bedouin leader in this desert epic|Lawrence of Arabia
03/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ROMANS|$2000|hard|In his 'Odes'. this satirist & poet referred to Virgil as 'half of my soul'|Horace
13/05/2005|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER THE BETTER|$600|medium|Well, as far as we can tell, this term for a building extension should ring a bell|an ell
14/02/1997|Jeopardy!|ALGEBRA|$500|medium|On a graph this ordered pair represents the origin|0,0
20/03/2007|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 HITS IN OTHER WORDS|$200|easy|1984: 'Leap'|'Jump' (by Van Halen)
06/06/2000|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$200|easy|In this Christmas 1999 release Winona Ryder had a holly Jolie time with Angelina in the mental institute|Girl, Interrupted
11/11/1999|Jeopardy!|TEENS ON BROADWAY|$100|easy|In 1979, at age 13, Sarah Jessica Parker took over the title role of this 'Little Orphan'|Annie
04/09/2000|Jeopardy!|TOTALLY 1680s!|$200|easy|In 1682 La Salle said, 'Laissez les bon temps rouler' as he claimed this North American territory for France|Louisiana
17/03/2010|Jeopardy!|PATRICK'S DAY|$400|easy|July 17, 1999: Appears in the official premiere of his pal SpongeBob's show (type of creature only)|(Patrick the) Starfish
09/05/2006|Jeopardy!|ACTION FIGURES|$200|easy|Paddy Doyle's fitness records include throwing 470 of these in 1 minute--that should win the round|punches
15/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE ME TO THE BALLET!|$400|easy|I'm hoping that the serpent will show up in the ballet 'After Eden', but I'm afraid we'll just see this duo|Adam & Eve
03/03/1997|Jeopardy!|SOUL & FUNK MUSIC|$400|easy|He was a disc jockey on San Francisco's soul station KSOL before teaming on records with the Family Stone|Sly
31/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LIFE LINES|$1000|hard|It's the translation of the Latin phrase 'ars longa, vita brevis'|art is long (or endures or lasts), life is short (long art, short life accepted)
21/11/1995|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$400|easy|This Dutch national art museum had its origins in one founded by Louis Bonaparte in 1808|The Rijksmuseum
11/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN CURRENCY|$800|hard|The French Franc bears this 3-word revolutionary motto|Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite
08/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WILD THINGS|$400|easy|While true buffaloes have 13 pairs of ribs, this American counterpart has 14|Bison
07/12/2004|Jeopardy!|SITCOM SPIN-OFFS|$400|easy|'Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.'|The Andy Griffith Show
06/06/2002|Jeopardy!|NATIONALITIES|$1000|hard|This dip is a sliced beef sandwich served with pan juice on the side|a French dip
04/02/2011|Jeopardy!|BIRDIE|$400|easy|Seen here, & common in Hawaii, is the red-crested variety of this bird|the cardinal
21/04/1999|Jeopardy!|LITERARY SAN FRANCISCO|$500|medium|He detailed the high life in Haight-Ashbury in his '60s opus 'The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test'|Tom Wolfe
12/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE VICTORS|$4000|hard|'V', this politician's middle initial, was for 'Victor', not 'Victory'; he ran 5 losing presidential campaigns|Eugene V. Debs
24/11/2005|Jeopardy!|PLAY|$600|medium|Williams: A shy girl collects crystal|The Glass Menagerie
29/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SEVEN|$200|easy|This actor starred in the movies 'Se7en' & 'Seven Years in Tibet'|Brad Pitt
09/11/2010|Jeopardy!|SUBTRACT A LETTER|$600|medium|...from 'insane' to get this word meaning silly|inane
24/11/2011|Jeopardy!|A FINE CATEGORY|$800|hard|6-letter word for one who sprays his own name in graffiti; no matter how cool the signature, he may get fined for it|tagger
31/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBES|$600|medium|The French gave an Idaho tribe this name meaning 'heart like an awl'|Coeur d'Alene
10/11/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GRADE|$2200|hard|Ninth graders know that electrically neutral atoms have the same number of these 2 particles|protons & electrons
01/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|REVELATION|$400|easy|In 1962 Rachel Carson revealed the dangers of toxic pollution to a mass audience in this book|Silent Spring
02/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|RETIRED NUMBERS BY TEAM|$800|hard|29: Rod Carew 34: Kirby Puckett|the Twins
09/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FACE THE MUSIC|$2000|hard|You're just in time to name this singing sensation|Justin Bieber
02/07/2009|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE FOOTBALL QUOTES|$200|easy|A Buckeye at this school: 'I'm really happy for... the guys who've been around here 6 or 7 years, especially our seniors'|Ohio State
26/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. BODIES OF WATER|$2000|hard|This river, which connects Lake St. Clair & Lake Erie, provides part of the border between Michigan & Ontario|the Detroit River
08/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE PAIRS|$1600|hard|1952: Katharine Hepburn & Spencer Tracy|Pat and Mike
16/12/2004|Jeopardy!|WHEN WAS THAT MOVIE?|$800|hard|John Belushi starred as Capt. Wild Bill Kelso in this romp about hysteria gripping America after Pearl Harbor|1941
05/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE ANGEL GABRIEL|$1600|hard|In his second appearance in the Old Testament, Gabriel announces the coming end of the Jewish exile here|Babylon
16/11/2007|Jeopardy!|IT AIN'T ROCKET SCIENCE|$400|easy|In 1912 he opened his eponymous clothing & shoe store in Freeport, Maine|L. L. Bean
06/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TOUR OF JUDY|$800|hard|This animated girl attends Orbit High School|Judy Jetson
07/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$400|easy|Michael Jackson's 'Moonwalk' was among the many books she edited while working for Doubleday|Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
24/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PARTS OF THE WHOLE|$2000|hard|Tongue, lace, blade, toe pick|a figure skate
25/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$200|easy|During the Middle Ages, this capital was mostly confined to Stadsholmen & Riddarholmen islands|Stockholm
28/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|YOU WROTE IT|$800|hard|Bank Teller Joseph K. is put on trial in this author's 'The Trial'|Kafka
13/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|TAXES|$200|easy|It was in 1943 that the Federal Government began having this done to workers' paychecks|withholding
28/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$1600|hard|He painted 'Tahitian Women' shortly after arriving on that island in 1891|Paul Gauguin
09/11/1987|Jeopardy!|UTAH|$500|medium|It's the world's largest natural stone arch, though it sounds like it's made from light|Rainbow Bridge
31/05/2005|Jeopardy!|LITERARY COLLABORATORS|$200|easy|These brothers first published their 'Fairy Tales' in 1812 as 'Kinderund Hausmarchen'|the Brothers Grimm
27/12/2005|Jeopardy!|FOOD FOR THOUGHT|$600|medium|These seeds are crushed to a paste & mixed with sugar, verjuice & white wine by the people of Dijon|mustard seeds
05/05/2010|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAME, PLEASE|$1000|hard|Of British PM Arthur Chamberlain|Neville Chamberlain
09/01/2012|Jeopardy!|BEATLEWOMANIA|$1000|hard|Before she was married to Eric Clapton, George Harrison wrote the song 'Something' about her|Pattie Boyd
13/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OXYMORONS|$400|easy|Psychologists put it before 'aggressive' to describe behavior like sulking & procrastination|passive
14/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS|$1600|hard|The Rio Grande flows south until it reaches this park, where it turns north before again flowing south|Big Bend
29/01/2010|Jeopardy!|THE GRAMMYS|$600|medium|He had something simple & eloquent to say in 2009 when he won for 'Say'  'I just--I love making music, and I hope you all do, too.  It's the best thing in the world.  Thank you very much.  Thank you.'|John Mayer
06/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'VE GOT SHE MAIL|$800|hard|In 1848 she wrote to Belgium's King Leopold, 'Great events make me quiet and calm; it is only trifles that irritate my nerves'|Victoria
04/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1400|hard|Pauling found an 'alpha' type of this spiral in proteins; Watson & Crick found a 'double' one in DNA|a helix
26/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|RE-UP|$400|easy|In basketball it's to get possession of the ball after it bounces off the backboard|rebound
15/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|This seaport is a center of German trade, perhaps in the ground beef that bears its name|Hamburg
10/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHOW ME THE MONET|$1000|hard|Many of Monet's water landscapes can be seen at the Orangerie in these gardens|Tuilories
28/09/2005|Jeopardy!|ROADSIDE AMERICA|$1000|hard|The center named for this man in Huntington, Ind. contains the vice pres. museum that may leave you spellbound|(Dan) Quayle
13/10/2010|Jeopardy!|VS.|$200|easy|Juliet's family, they hate the Montagues|the Capulets
06/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GOING DUTCH|$2000|hard|Sister Wendy said the skull this Dutchman painted around 1626 seems to address us in some way|Frans Hals
25/01/2010|Jeopardy!|MY GIRLFRIEND|$600|medium|Shiver me timbers! She's Popeye's beanpole babe|Olive Oyl
24/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$600|medium|The musical instrument called a shofar was made from this part of a ram|Horn
22/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'AE'-NCIENT CROSSWORD CLUES|$1200|hard|Sea between Greek peninsula & Asia Minor (6)|the Aegean
14/09/1998|Jeopardy!|A WALK IN THE PARK|$500|medium|This London park was named for the position held by the future King George IV|Regent's Park
26/05/1997|Jeopardy!|RECURRENCES|$300|easy|1997 names for these including Ana, Bill & Claudette, will be used again in 2003|hurricanes
11/02/2003|Jeopardy!|TALLEST, LONGEST, WIDEST, DEEPEST|$400|easy|This river reaches its widest point, about 4 miles, near Clinton, Iowa|Mississippi River
16/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|30 DAYS HATH SEPTEMBER|$1000|hard|Pieter W. Botha was elected as this country's first executive state president September 5, 1984|South Africa
23/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS BY WOMEN|$200|easy|In 1996 a fire badly damaged the Atlanta apartment house where this 1936 bestseller was written|Gone With The Wind
18/06/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$100|easy|This city's French Quarter encompasses 70 blocks|New Orleans
18/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS TROPHIES|$2000|hard|The golfer on the top of this trophy is Abe Mitchell, friend of the seed merchant for whom the trophy is named|the Ryder Cup
10/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY THROUGH FOOTBALL|$1200|hard|It was 'third and long' when this ex-president ran for a third term in 1912; he ended up losing|Teddy Roosevelt
02/06/1998|Jeopardy!|WHOSE COW?|$300|easy|This cable channel has renewed 'Cow & Chicken' created by David Feiss, so there will be 52 episodes total|Cartoon Network
14/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR YOUTH|$400|easy|Before getting an Oscar nomination, this actress won hearts as Queen Amidala|Natalie Portman
25/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|JACK NICHOLSON'S OSCAR-NOMINATED ROLES|$2000|hard|Playwright Eugene O'Neill (1981)|Reds
08/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS IN SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES|$400|easy|A piece of lingerie in Rio|bra (in Brazil)
18/10/2002|Jeopardy!|QUESTIONABLE DATES OF BIRTH|$800|hard|A 32-year-old actress pretending to be 19 got a job writing for this WB TV show about a college girl|Felicity
31/01/2011|Final Jeopardy!|21st CENTURY EMMYS|None|None|As 2 different characters, she is the first actress to win lead acting Emmys in both the drama & comedy categories|Edie Falco
25/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DAYS OF OUR LIVES|$200|easy|This eventual Republican nominee swept the 'Super Tuesday' voting on March 12, 1996|Bob Dole
23/06/1987|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$600|medium|After the original 13, this was the 1st state admitted to the union|Vermont
25/01/2008|Jeopardy!|PINK|$400|easy|Don Featherstone was the ingenious creator of these pink plastic lawn decorations|pink flamingos
16/06/1997|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$500|medium|This firm owned by the Seagram Company is the leading seller of pasteurized orange juice|Tropicana
11/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$600|medium|In the 1950s, this European car company introduced gasoline fuel injection|Mercedes
04/01/2000|Jeopardy!|1999 EUROPEAN STAMPS|$100|easy|Albania honored this Disney character's 70th anniversary with 60-, 80-, 110- & 150-lek stamps|Mickey Mouse
11/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN CURRENCY|$200|easy|During a period of hyperinflation in 1944, Greece issued this currency in a denomination of 2,000,000,000|Drachma
05/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|Venice, Italy is the 'mistress of' this arm of the Mediterranean|the Adriatic
13/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|DESPOTS & DICTATORS|$400|easy|We don't know what his 1st wife did, but his 2nd, Eva, was an actress, & his 3rd, Isabel, a dancer|(Juan) Perón
27/05/2008|Jeopardy!|TIME FOR A SNACK|$400|easy|Maybe I'll earn a merit badge by eating the bestselling Girl Scout cookies called 'Thin' these|Thin Mints
09/11/1998|Jeopardy!|THE BRADY BUNCH|$400|easy|Sources list him as the official photographer of the Civil War|Mathew Brady
17/07/1997|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$100|easy|Larousse says the eggs of this African alligator relative 'Apparently make excellent omelettes'|Crocodile
26/04/2007|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN PHOTO ALBUM|$1000|hard|19th-century war hero and short-term US President seen here|William Henry Harrison
16/12/2009|Jeopardy!|REALITY SHOW RUNNERS-UP|$400|easy|This unlikely web sensation sang like a dream on 'Britain's Got Talent' but lost to a dance troupe called Diversity|Susan Boyle
04/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ROBERT DE NIRO MOVIES|$400|easy|'Come on, hit me.  Harder!  Harder!'|Raging Bull
08/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL TALK|$400|easy|Lincoln once said not to 'swap' these 'while crossing a stream'|horses
08/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE TUDORS|$1600|hard|We're out of wives as Katherine Parr is played by her, acting royalty, the younger daughter of Vanessa Redgrave|Joely Richardson
20/10/2000|Jeopardy!|SCREEN NAMES|$100|easy|Frank Cooper got this new first name from his Indiana hometown|Gary Cooper
22/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE CELL|$800|hard|The synthesizers called ribosomes are about 50% protein &, as you might guess, 50% this substance|RNA
25/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$2000|hard|Toynbee hall in London was the model for Hull House, which she founded in 1889|Jane Addams
12/10/2011|Jeopardy!|DISNEYLAND SONGS|$800|hard|'A Heffalump & Woozle is very confusel...''|Winnie the Pooh
30/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T QUOTE ME ON THAT|$2200|hard|In the Bible it's not money itself but this that's 'the root of all evil'|the love of money
16/12/2008|Jeopardy!|WE REWRITE HISTORY!|$200|easy|In 1589 Kevin Federline became a professor at the University of Pisa & taught mathematics|Galileo
14/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS: THE NEW YORK EDITION|$2000|hard|When this acting couple lived on West 22nd St. in Chelsea, they nicknamed their home the Torn Page|Rip Torn & Geraldine Page
22/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SOME MEN (& WOMEN) ARE ISLANDS|$1600|hard|This actress' book 'Life Lines' described her struggle with the drug habit of her son, Jason McCallum Bronson|Jill Ireland
05/09/2000|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK|$200|easy|The press called JFK Jr. by this boyhood nickname|John-John
11/10/2005|Jeopardy!|WARNER BROS. ANIMATION|$400|easy|These title crime fighters all live together in a tower that might be even messier than your room|the Teen Titans
19/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WOMEN|$200|easy|This big name in women's fashion launched her DKNY Menswear collection in 1993|Donna Karan
30/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MEMORABLE ROLES|$1200|hard|1981 & 1996: Snake Plissken|Kurt Russell
10/02/2006|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN PRODUCTS ABROAD|$200|easy|In 1984 this chain sold its 50 billionth hamburger & opened in Finland & Taiwan|McDonald's
21/02/2006|Jeopardy!|METROPOLITAN SOBRIQUETS|$600|medium|'The Crescent City', Louisiana|New Orleans
22/11/2002|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL QUOTES|$400|easy|'I never saw a purple' one of these: 'I never hope to see one, but I can tell you anyhow, I'd rather see than be one'|cow
12/01/1996|Jeopardy!|LET'S DANCE|$100|easy|The Jarube Tehuano is a folk dance from this North American country|Mexico
24/04/2006|Final Jeopardy!|ROCKS & MINERALS|None|None|Mines near Ticonderoga, New York were once the USA's principal source for this 8-letter mineral|graphite
19/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE DA VINCI CODE|$1600|hard|Bishop Aringarosa heads this Catholic prelature that spreads the message of 'God's work'|Opus Dei
28/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'GON' TOMORROW|$2000|hard|The delightful stylings of this Rococo master are seen here|Fragonard
07/03/2007|Jeopardy!|STATS FREAK|$200|easy|Later a home run king, in 1916 he had 23 pitching wins & a sparkling 1.75 ERA|Babe Ruth
31/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$200|easy|The last 'Stars & Bars' flag of the Confederacy had this many stars; it must have been unlucky|13
03/03/2003|Jeopardy!|N.E.W.S.|$800|hard|Of Northlake, Eastlake, Westlake or Southlake, the author who created John Dortmunder|Donald Westlake
26/03/1996|Jeopardy!|CHICAGO|$100|easy|Riots marred this convention in August 1968|Democratic National Convention
08/06/2000|Jeopardy!|FOR OLD CRIME'S SAKE|$200|easy|In 44 B.C. his assassins included Trebonius, Tillius Cimber & Cassius Longinus|Julius Caesar
23/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD, DUDE|$400|easy|Right now I'm so jonesing for a batter-fried fish taco, the kind that originated on this Mexican peninsula|the Baja
09/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH OF THE EQUATOR|$2000|hard|After gold was discovered in 1890 in the Coolgardie-Kalgoorlie mines, this capital of Western Australia grew rapidly|Perth
14/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|THE CONGRESS|$600|medium|In 1990 Socialist Bernard Sanders won this New England state's only House seat|Vermont
17/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARY WOMEN AUTHORS|$400|easy|Laura Esquivel's 'Like Water For Chocolate' takes place in this country|Mexico
23/04/2001|Final Jeopardy!|BASEBALL HALL OF FAMERS|None|None|A Red Sox pitcher, later a Yankee, he held the World Series record for consecutive scoreless innings from 1918 to 1961|Babe Ruth
19/05/2004|Jeopardy!|CATS|$800|hard|The Tonkinese breed developed in the U.S. around 1930 & is a cross between a Burmese & this breed|Siamese
25/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PICARESQUE NOVELS|$600|medium|This 1837 Dickens work is not only picaresque, it sounds like it|Pickwick Papers
22/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|'WORLD' CINEMA|$800|hard|Author John Irving has a cameo in it as a wrestling referee|The World According To Garp
16/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|RECENT HISTORY|$800|hard|He struggled to consolidate power in North Korea after succeeding his father, Kim Il Sung, in 1994|Kim Jong Il
04/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$400|easy|Cystitis, an inflammation of this urinary organ, is usually caused by bacteria|Bladder
25/01/2006|Jeopardy!|'FOO' FINDERS|$600|medium|'Speedy' term for McDonald's, etc.|fast food
26/07/2011|Jeopardy!|TOSSED SALAD|$600|medium|2010 marked 50 years of this device, which has revolutionized eye surgery & outdoor light shows|the laser
28/04/2011|Jeopardy!|LITERARY TITLE ANIMALS|$1000|hard|Aravind Adiga won the 2008 Man Booker Prize with 'The White ___'|Tiger
17/12/2002|Jeopardy!|LUNAR TUNES|$800|hard|A 1955 film made this standard, heard here, a classic|'Moonglow' (from Picnic)
18/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THEY ARE 'US'|$1600|hard|Frederick the Great was its king in the 1700s|Prussia
08/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PHONY.'COM's|$600|medium|Let'sfarm.com reviews these harvesting machines that cut & thresh grain in the field|combines
05/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE QUOTABLE COOLIDGE|$800|hard|His reply to a woman who said she'd made a bet she could get more than 2 words out of him|You Lose!
30/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WESTWARD EXPANSION OF THE U.S.|$1200|hard|This 1862 act gave 160 acres of free land to anyone who had lived on it & improved it for 5 years|the Homestead Act
18/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICALS|$2000|hard|We loved him as Niles Crane on 'Frasier'; now it's 'Curtains' for him--he's in the Broadway musical 'Curtains'|David Hyde Pierce
16/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POTENT PEOPLE|$3000|hard|It's the real first name of the actress who played the title role in 'Gilda'; it's also a cocktail|Margarita
07/10/2002|Jeopardy!|SEWING|$1000|hard|This fuzzy finish on the fabric should line up when the garment is sewn together|nap
05/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$400|easy|Hitler said this Polish capital 'must cease to exist; level it'|Warsaw
30/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE U.S. COAST GUARD|$400|easy|The Jayhawk  helicopter can reach 205 miles per hour as one of the Coast Guard's main assets in SAR, 'search and' this|rescue
11/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TV THAT'S NOT AS GOOD FOR YOU|$200|easy|In 1995 Sally Jessy Raphael & Jerry Springer defended this type of show against attacks by politicians|Talk show
23/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL DICTIONARY|$400|easy|The treble one is also called the G one|Clef
21/11/2002|Jeopardy!|MOVIE MAGIC|$400|easy|Harry Potter's teachers include Madam Hooch, who teaches flying on one of these|broom
14/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TALES|$400|easy|His book 'Go Down, Moses' includes the immortal story 'The Bear'|William Faulkner
19/04/2006|Jeopardy!|'XE'-LENT|$1000|hard|An unreasonable fear or hatred of foreigners|xenophobia
10/10/2007|Jeopardy!|PREFIXES|$400|easy|Before -standard & -marine, it means below|sub-
15/10/2003|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$600|medium|The 'War on' this, approved by Congress in August of 1964, included VISTA, Volunteers in Service to America|poverty
08/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PHONETICS|$400|easy|Of the 2 basic categories of speech sounds, the one that earns you money on 'Wheel'|Consonants
30/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHY YA BUGGIN'?|$400|easy|A jumping insect related to grasshoppers, or a game with wicket intentions|cricket
20/05/1993|Jeopardy!|TV WESTERNS|$500|medium|Roy Rogers rode Trigger, Dale Evans this horse|Buttermilk
18/09/1998|Jeopardy!|TV HAYSEEDS|$200|easy|This character was Granny's granddaughter, Jed's daughter & Jethro's cousin|Elly May Clampett
29/09/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 1980s|$400|easy|At the 1980 Winter Olympics he set records in the 500-, 1,000-, 1,500-, 5,000- & 10,000-m. speed skating races|Eric Heiden
07/12/2007|Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$1000|hard|A bouquet of a dozen cinquefoils ought to have a total of this many petals|60
11/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$1000|hard|In 1979 Voyagers 1 & 2 transmitted detailed photos of Io, Ganymede, Europa & Callisto -- moons of this planet|Jupiter
04/06/2007|Jeopardy!|MONEY FOR NOTHING|$800|hard|Not someone who is enamored of U2's frontman, this Latin term is for something done for free for the public good|pro bono
29/09/1998|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' ODD JOBS|$300|easy|He worked on a ranch in the 1880s before writing short stories like 'The Ransom of Red Chief'|O. Henry (William Sydney Porter)
09/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GREAT CONDUCTORS|$2000|hard|The first British music director of the Berlin Philharmonic, his last name is also a noise|Simon Rattle
20/07/1999|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$300|easy|A lab in Berkeley recently tested this versatile product's ability to seal air ducts & it failed|Duct tape
15/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORDPLAY|$600|medium|A correct response on  seeing  these initial characters|Acrostic
23/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NANA|$1200|hard|At the end of this 'Star Trek' series Kira, played by Nana Visitor, was in charge of the station|Deep Space Nine
28/05/1997|Jeopardy!|TV & FILM CELLISTS|$100|easy|On this series, Crystal Bernard plays Helen, an airport lunch counter operator & cellist|Wings
03/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE WERE YOU LAST NIGHT?|$600|medium|Singing karaoke in Shinjuku|Tokyo
09/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GO FORTH ON AUGUST FOURTH|$1200|hard|Aug. 4, 1916: The U.S. buys these 'unspoiled' Caribbean islands from Denmark for $25 million|the Virgin Islands
26/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BOXER|$400|easy|It wasn't marvelous Marvin Hamlisch who KO'd Thomas Hearns in the 3rd round in 1985; it was him|Marvin Hagler
04/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECTORS' FIRST FEATURES|$2000|hard|'Mondo Trasho' (1969)|John Waters
25/04/2008|Jeopardy!|SARDI'S|$1000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from Sardi's in New York, NY.) The caricature of this director & choreographer has graced Sardi's since the '70s, when the original production of 'Chicago' was on Broadway|Bob Fosse
21/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BRIT 'B'ITS|$400|easy|After 3 terms & 10 years in office, he left the building, so to speak, & Downing Street in June 2007|Tony Blair
02/01/1997|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL U.S.A.|$200|easy|Children can dress up in old clothes in The Dress Up Shop, part of this Mass. city's Children's Museum|Boston
22/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I THINK WE'RE ALONE NOW|$1600|hard|Edmond Dantes & the Abbe Faria share a dungeon, a tunnel & a dream in this Dumas work|The Count of Monte Cristo
20/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT ANIMALS|$500|medium|The 'Lucanian Cows' Pyrrhus used in his invasion of Italy were these, from Asia|Elephants
03/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$400|easy|In 1906 she succeeded her husband as professor of physics at the Sorbonne|Marie Curie
30/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS ABOUT WRITING|$1200|hard|'True ease in writing comes from art, not chance', this poet wrote in 'An Essay on Criticism'|(Alexander) Pope
11/02/2010|Jeopardy!|DIRTY WORDS|$600|medium|On contact with sulfur, silver develops this discoloration, from the Middle French for 'to dull'|a tarnish
15/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN POETS|$1600|hard|He wrote, 'What would you do if you were up a dark alley with Caesar Borgia and he was coming torgia'|Ogden Nash
02/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS|$1600|hard|Pacific Newspaper Group, a CanWest company, publishes both The Province & The Sun in this Canadian city|Vancouver
09/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COME TO YOUR CENSUS|$200|easy|According to projections, China will be passed in population by this country by the year 2050|India
01/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew demonstrates.)  The flame appears to be underwater, but actually the water is cooling the candle's outer layer, preventing the wax from burning, because it can't do this, from the Latin for 'to disperse to vapor'|evaporate
20/07/2007|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$200|easy|Before a trip, it's proper to wish someone 'bon' this, whether they're traveling by ship or not|voyage
24/09/1999|Jeopardy!|ROUND NUMBER, PLEASE|$400|easy|In 1899 the Jamais Contente, 'Never Satisfied', became the first auto to 'go like' this|60
06/04/2001|Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY CHICKEN|$100|easy|This canned tuna company has been using a mermaid on its logo since 1952|Chicken of the Sea
05/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$800|hard|This Slovakian capital with 'slav' in its name was occupied by the Slavs in the 8th century|Bratislava
22/03/2011|Jeopardy!|LET THERE BE LIGHT BEER|$200|easy|It's how Miller spells 'light' in the name of its beer introduced in 1975|L-I-T-E
19/12/2007|Jeopardy!|WHACK|$800|hard|Patrice Lumumba helped the Congo gain independence from this country in 1960; he was killed less than a year later|Belgium
16/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NEW YORK BUILDINGS|$1000|hard|The building named for this retailer includes a sculpture of him counting nickels & dimes|F.W. Woolworth
04/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$1000|hard|It's the battlefield where good & evil will fight their final battle|Armageddon
18/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|At about 175 miles, it's Europe's westernmost landlocked country|Andorra
14/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|In Latin, rosa, rosae, rosam, for example|declension
26/06/2008|Jeopardy!|STREET-WISE|$800|hard|With lights and lasers & casinos like Binion's & The Four Queens, this downtown Vegas street is a real experience|Fremont Street
17/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|I PLAYED A DOCTOR & SOME OTHER GUY ON TV|$1600|hard|Quincy, M.E. & Oscar Madison|Jack Klugman
26/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE STAR BY ROLES|$2000|hard|Nigel Powers, Harry Palmer, Dr. Wilbur Larch|Michael Caine
17/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NYSE|$800|hard|Until June 1997 this was the smallest fraction of a dollar used in NYSE trading|1/8
16/07/2010|Jeopardy!|CONAN THE DOCUMENTARIAN|$200|easy|In a 2004 film Morgan Spurlock ate nothing but food from this chain for a month; a noble warrior, Spurlock is|McDonald's
26/02/2010|Jeopardy!|YEAR ONE|$800|hard|May 24, 1941: HMS Hood is sunk by this German battleship; May 27, 1941: This German battleship is torpedoed & sunk|the Bismarck
18/09/2002|Jeopardy!|RECENT MOVIES|$800|hard|The tagline to this 2002 sequel was 'This summer a Little goes a long way'|Stuart Little
15/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT|$400|easy|Reading & London|the Thames
18/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EAT A GREEN THING|$400|easy|Small versions of this common garden vegetable used for pickling are often called gherkins|Cucumbers
19/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|O PIONEERS!|$1200|hard|In treeless areas, pioneers built houses of this 3-letter material, filling cracks with mud; hey, it was dirt cheap!|sod
09/11/2005|Jeopardy!|U2 SONGS IN OTHER WORDS|$200|easy|Sabbath, Sanguinary Sabbath|Sunday Bloody Sunday
17/01/2007|Jeopardy!|ON THE RAILS|$400|easy|(Sarah leans from a train.) In World War Two, Number 1592 was refurbished and codenamed 'Bayonet' to serve as this general's private coach|Eisenhower
17/06/2009|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI (REALLY)|$800|hard|Though they can irritate skin, the red hot fruits of this edible plant, Capsicum annuum, are found in some potpourris|jalapeño (Cayenne accepted)
19/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE|$800|hard|It's the number of U.S. presidents who've won the award|three
08/07/2003|Jeopardy!|ASIAN NATIONS|$400|easy|The flag of this nation of around 140 million is seen here|Pakistan
10/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'A' IN MATH|$14200|hard|It's the length from the base of a cone to the apex|the altitude
27/01/1999|Jeopardy!|WHO PLAYED 'EM?|$200|easy|Colt Seavers, Col. Steve Austin|Lee Majors
19/11/1996|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$200|easy|Now a social center, Lion House in Salt Lake City was the home of several of this man's wives|Brigham Young
14/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|GROVER CLEVELAND|$2000|hard|The fact that the 1894 Pullman rail strike was interferring with this allowed Cleveland to send in federal troops|mail delivery (they used to deliver mail by rail)
23/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$600|medium|After capturing Atlanta in September of 1864, he told its mayor, 'War is cruelty and you cannot refine it'|Sherman
21/11/2008|Jeopardy!|LETTERS TO CONGRESSPEOPLE?|$400|easy|Dear this senator: Sorry about '04's failed presidential run; love to Teresa|(John) Kerry
27/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OKLAHOMA!|$400|easy|Following Oklahoma City, this city of about 400,000 is the second most populous in the state|Tulsa
20/07/2000|Jeopardy!|HAM|$200|easy|Ham lover seen here:|Sam-I-Am
09/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$200|easy|S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc. is also known as this, for its popular floor-care products|Johnson Wax
13/01/2006|Jeopardy!|LET'S GO '2' THE MOVIES|$400|easy|Before becoming the supervillain in this film, Dr. Otto Octavius worked to make fusion a cheap energy source|Spider-Man 2
16/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY HODGEPODGE|$600|medium|Sick of this title doctor, Hugh Lofting sent him to the moon in 1928, & grudgingly brought him back in 1933|Doctor Dolittle
18/10/2000|Jeopardy!|NAME THE ARTIST|$200|easy|1890: 'Starry Night'|Vincent Van Gogh
22/05/2003|Jeopardy!|WOMEN OF POP|$1000|hard|(Hi, I'm Barbara Mandrell)  I had a pop & a country hit with this 1979 ballad whose title begins 'If Loving You is Wrong...'|'I Don't Want to be Right'
03/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE'S THE BODY?  AUTHOR'S EDITION|$600|medium|Though he won a Pulitzer for 'New Hampshire', you'll find this poet's remains in a cemetery in Vermont|Robert Frost
17/03/2010|Jeopardy!|HARDWARE|$800|hard|It's not a snare, it's the s-shaped section of pipe under a sink that seals off sewer gases|the trap
19/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LOOK OUT FOR PIRATES!|$2000|hard|The International Maritime Bureau advises ships in this gulf just south of Yemen to keep 24-hour piracy watches|the Gulf of Aden
06/07/1993|Jeopardy!|CONTAINERS|$300|easy|It can contain astronauts or antihistamines|a capsule
13/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DESPERATE WHITE HOUSE|$800|hard|Two days after Fort Sumter fell, this president called for 75,000 men for the army & got more than he could equip|Abraham Lincoln
22/05/2003|Jeopardy!|POL POT-POURRI|$800|hard|Also the year of the U.S. pullout from Vietnam, it's the year Pol Pot seized dictatorial control of Cambodia|1975
23/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AT HOME IN EUROPE|$800|hard|La Rabida, a Franciscan monastery in Spain, was home to this explorer in 1485 & later, to Hernando Cortes|Christopher Columbus
31/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTER OF ALLITERATION|$1200|hard|Popular phrase for a marked rise in the national birthrate|a baby boom
08/03/1999|Jeopardy!|1991|$500|medium|The restoration of this Roman landmark was finished in 1991; many of the statues had been chipped by coins|Trevi Fountain
20/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$800|hard|This ruling family of Monaco was deposed during the French Revolution, but regained the throne in 1814|The Grimaldis
20/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HEAVY MACHINERY|$400|easy|It means to dig soil from the bottom of a body of water; or the machine that does it|Dredge
02/07/2008|Jeopardy!|PLAY IT, SAM|$800|hard|With more than 80, this late golf great holds the record for the most PGA tour wins|Sam Snead
12/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|KNIGHTS|$1000|hard|In the 12th C. these French minstrels began composing songs about knights called chansons de geste|Troubadours
02/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|SPACE-Y MUSIC|$1600|hard|A No. 5 hit for Train: 'Drops Of ____'|Jupiter
17/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL LAW|$1200|hard|In case of losses, the 1988 Basel Capital Accord makes banks set aside 8 cents on every dollar they make in these|loans
27/01/2010|Jeopardy!|IT'S NO WHITE|$1000|hard|According to Webster's, the serpentine shade of this color is 'paler than citrine'|green
14/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|STAR WARS CHARACTERS|$800|hard|These 2 droids were the only witnesses when Anakin Skywalker & Padme Amidala were married|R2-D2 & C-3PO
05/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CONDUCTORS|$400|easy|The Lone Ranger could tell you this precious metal is the best conductor of electricity among metals|silver
04/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DO ASK|$400|easy|This title character thought, 'I must stop this Christmas from coming!...but how?'|The Grinch
08/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1950s|$800|hard|In 1956 this 4-word phrase became the national motto of the U.S.|In God we trust
03/04/2001|Jeopardy!|FLAGS|$300|easy|A yellow sphere represents the world discovered by 15th & 16th c. navigators on the flag of this Iberian nation|Portugal
06/12/2005|Jeopardy!|NAME THE AUTOMAKER|$600|medium|325i & Z4 Roadster|BMW
25/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$800|hard|This snout beetle reached Texas from Mexico around 1890 & spread into most cotton-growing areas of the U.S.|the boll weevil
06/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'JON'|$800|hard|This adventurous cartoon boy had a pal named Hadji & a dog named Bandit|Jonny Quest
28/12/2004|Jeopardy!|BACK IN '65|$400|easy|It was consecrated in 1065; William the Conqueror was crowned in it in 1066|Westminster Abbey
29/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'MISSION' POSSIBLE|$800|hard|It supports the Space Shuttle when in flight & is based at Johnson Space Center in Houston|Mission Control
01/12/1989|Jeopardy!|SPORTS NICKNAMES|$400|easy|This outfielder, disgraced in the 'Black Sox' scandal of 1919, was nicknamed 'Shoeless'|Joe Jackson
08/01/1990|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'E'|$500|medium|He's the only man nominated for V.P. by a natl. convention who resigned his candidacy under pressure|Sen. Thomas Eagleton
21/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RENAISSANCE ARTISTS|$1200|hard|This 'Younger' German artist's 'Madonna of Burgomaster Meyer' featured the Mayor of Basel & his family|Hans Holbein
22/01/1990|Jeopardy!|SHOW MUSIC|$500|medium|1 of 3 cities mentioned in the 1st line of the song Another Op'nin'|Baltimore, Boston & Philadelphia
18/11/2011|Jeopardy!|SEEING A BIT OF AMERICA|$1000|hard|One if by land and two if by sea--seen here is this Massachusetts landmark|the Old North Church
31/12/1996|Final Jeopardy!|THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION|None|None|Arrested twice at the 1968 convention for demonstrating, he was a delegate to the 1996 convention|Tom Hayden
14/10/2009|Jeopardy!|SPORTS SHORTS 2009|$600|medium|The Lakers defeated this Stan van Gundy-coached team for the NBA title|the Orlando Magic
16/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OXYMORONS|$200|easy|The 'double' version of this card game for one requires 2 players|solitaire
29/01/2008|Jeopardy!|LET'S BUILD AN 'ARK'|$200|easy|In an office of the Commerce Department, it's patent's partner|trademarks
22/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$1000|hard|Referring to its oldest building, Nassau Hall, Old Nassau is a nickname for this Ivy League school|Princeton
22/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TV TEENS|$600|medium|On the '80s sitcom 'It Takes Two!', Anthony Edwards & this 'Mad About You' star played Patty Duke's teenage kids|Helen Hunt
10/04/1997|Final Jeopardy!|NAVAL HEROES|None|None|In a difficult situation George Dewey would ask himself, what would this man, his former commander, do?|Admiral David Farragut
03/09/1997|Jeopardy!|POP ALBUMS|$400|easy|There's no doubt that this album title refers to the bandmembers' upbringing near Disneyland|Tragic Kingdom
01/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKE, SHAKE, SHAKE|$2000|hard|Differing from Richter, the MM or 'modified' this scale uses witness observations to gauge intensity|Mercalli
14/04/2003|Jeopardy!|THE PLANETS|$600|medium|With thick clouds reflecting lots of light, this planet was once known as Lucifer & Phosphorus|Venus
16/04/1999|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$100|easy|Genesis printer: 1450s|Johannes Gutenberg
14/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. COINS|$1200|hard|Compared to about 8 billion Lincoln cents, each year the Mint issues about 7 million of the Kennedy these|half dollars
08/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BUNDESTAG PARTY|$1600|hard|Born in Mossenberg in 1944, this current German chancellor first won a seat in the Bundestag in 1980|Gerhard Schroder
20/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|4 'N' LANGUAGE|$800|hard|Maharishi Mahesh Yogi developed this 2-word deep-relaxation technique in the 1950s|transcendental meditation
09/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE ACTORS BY ROLE|$800|hard|Teddy Roosevelt, Jack Moniker, Euphegenia Doubtfire|Robin Williams
20/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HERE COMES THE SUPREME COURT JUSTICE!|$400|easy|This man was chief justice in 1803 when the Supreme Court decided the landmark case Marbury v. Madison|John Marshall
26/02/2007|Jeopardy!|THIS MEANS WAR!|$400|easy|'Troilus and Cressida' & 'The Iliad' recount the events of this ancient conflict|the Trojan War
06/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|JAZZ|$1000|hard|On April 29, 1986 the U.S. issued a stamp bearing the portrait of this 'noble' jazz musician|Duke Ellington
26/02/2008|Jeopardy!|MERRIAM-WEBSTER'S NEW WORDS FOR 2007|$400|easy|This packing material that's fun to pop is another new addition|Bubble Wrap
12/09/1997|Jeopardy!|DEER DIARY|$500|medium|This name for the male of a small, nimble Eurasian deer has appeared on many catalogs, after 'Sears'|Roebuck
02/06/2010|Jeopardy!|BOSTON ILLEGAL?|$1000|hard|Don't do this on a Boston sidewalk; it's illegal due to the archaic notion that the act was a way to transmit tuberculosis|spit
01/03/2010|Jeopardy!|ROLLING STONE'S 20 MOST ANNOYING SONGS|$600|medium|'Come & find me, my name is' this, 'always at the party con las chicas que son buena'|Macarena
16/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$800|hard|When he retired from Polaroid in 1982, he held 533 patents|Edwin Land
27/11/1989|Jeopardy!|MOTTOS|$500|medium|The motto of this movie company is 'Ars Gratia Artis', or Art for Art's Sake|MGM
15/02/2000|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE TEAM NICKNAMES|$400|easy|The University of Maryland's reptilian representatives|Terrapins
15/04/1996|Jeopardy!|THE PIANO|$400|easy|Many European pianos lack a middle, or sostenuto, one of these|Pedal
02/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE STATE'S POSTAL ABBREVIATION|$1600|hard|...means 'he' in French|Illinois
27/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CONGRESSIONAL BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|The North Carolina senator grown in Hawaii by one company since 1851|Elizabeth Dole Pineapple
05/12/2006|Jeopardy!|THE GREEN BAY PACKERS|$800|hard|November 29, 2004, the day of this quarterback's 200th consecutive start, was proclaimed his day in Wisconsin|Brett Favre
09/11/2006|Jeopardy!|SHILLING|$200|easy|'Just do it'|Nike
18/07/2007|Final Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|None|None|In 2003 Allied Command Europe & Allied Command Atlantic, parts of this organization, merged|NATO (the North Atlantic Treaty Organization)
08/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SORRY ABOUT THAT|$1200|hard|In the '70s this ex-Alabama gov. said his opposition to integration had been wrong & apologized for his actions|(George) Wallace
20/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COMMIES|$1600|hard|2-word term for the drawn-out 6,000-mile retreat begun by the Chinese Communist Army in 1934|the long march
18/07/2007|Jeopardy!|HOW WAS SCHOOL TODAY?|$200|easy|We learned about these caravans of prairie schooners that rolled over Western trails, & I wish I could have been aboard|wagon trains
22/09/2005|Jeopardy!|CAN YOU DIGIT?|$400|easy|Number of stories on each of the 1,483-foot-high Petronas towers, or of keys on a standard piano keyboard|88
23/04/1987|Jeopardy!|LYRICS|$200|easy|'He rocks in the tree-top all day long'|'Rockin' Robin'
03/11/1994|Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH CONNECTION|$400|easy|To the French this sport is la natation|swimming
09/06/2011|Jeopardy!|STREET JOURNAL|$800|hard|This Memphis street, a birthplace of the blues, is home to a museum devoted to W.C. Handy, Father of the Blues|Beale Street
14/10/2008|Jeopardy!|THE BELLS ARE RINGING|$200|easy|The bell variety of this edible item is a specially cultivated group from the species Capsicum annuum|the pepper
08/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TAXI!|$600|medium|The sitcom “Taxi” used cabs from this famous company founded in 1922|Checker
14/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|STEPHEN KING NOVEL PLOTS|$1600|hard|Coma victim wakes up, shakes hands with a politician he forsees will start nuclear armageddon|The Dead Zone
24/01/2006|Jeopardy!|MEDIUMS AT LARGE|$400|easy|At its peak, this 'Network' endorsed by Dionne Warwick had 1,500 mediums answering phones & giving advice|the Psychic Friends Network
06/07/2007|Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|$200|easy|In 1967 his daughter Svetlana Alliluyeva made big news when she defected to the U.S.|Joseph Stalin
11/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$1600|hard|His remains were sealed into a cliff projecting over a fjord near Troldhaugen, his home|Edvard Grieg
23/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AS I RECALL|$1200|hard|Oops!  DePuy Orthopedics had to recall defective implants for this 3-letter joint|the hip
13/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|EDUCATION|$800|hard|This government program for preschoolers began as a summer project in LBJ's War on Poverty|Head Start
22/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'P'LAYS|$800|hard|'The Slave of Duty' is the subtitle of this swashbuckling Gilbert & Sullivan work|The Pirates of Penzance
30/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|KITTY LIT|$400|easy|This Dr. Seuss feline said, 'I always pick up all my playthings, and so... I will show you another good trick that I know'|the Cat in the Hat
05/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$2000|hard|This bone is between the last lumbar vertebra & the coccyx|the sacrum
19/04/2010|Jeopardy!|ART FOR ART'S SAKE!|$600|medium|The crushing foot used in this TV show's opening is from Bronzino's 1545 painting, 'An Allegory with Venus and Cupid'|Monty Python's Flying Circus
21/11/2001|Jeopardy!|I EAT A...|$100|easy|...corned beef, Swiss cheese & sauerkraut sandwich on rye that is fried & named this|Reuben
24/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LEATHER|$800|hard|The skin of the angel species of this large carnivorous fish was used to cover the hilts of samurai swords|shark
26/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS & VOYAGERS|$2400|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew presents from Lima, Peru.)  It was here, in the Plaza Mayor, that Francisco Pizarro founded Lima in 1535, calling it 'Ciudad de los Reyes', meaning city of these|kings
21/01/1997|Jeopardy!|LAW|$400|easy|It's the law that sets the period of time, sometimes years, during which legal actions may be taken|Statute of Limitations
10/01/2005|Jeopardy!|SO NICE THEY NICKNAMED ME TWICE|$800|hard|'The Father of the H-Bomb', 'Dr. Strangelove'|Edward Teller
19/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'EAU' YEAH!|$400|easy|A gracious gesture, or a 1939 Gary Cooper film about 3 brothers serving in the Foreign Legion|Beau Geste
15/04/2009|Jeopardy!|YOUR COLLEGE I.D.|$800|hard|South Carolina: a fortress in command of a city during siege|(The) Citadel
03/03/2000|Jeopardy!|THE BOY SCOUTS|$500|medium|The Boy Scouts of America publishes the magazines Scouting & this one|Boys' Life
26/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN MUSIC|$400|easy|After resigning as director of the Marine Band, he gave his first concert with his own band Sept. 26, 1892|John Philip Sousa
16/06/2000|Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY MAH-JONGG|$500|medium|To pung is to complete a triplet; completing a set of 4 has this name, like a movie 'King'|Kong
31/10/1997|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL GHOSTS|$400|easy|In his book 'Without Feathers', a ghost reports that the next world resembles Cleveland|Woody Allen
02/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|COOL YOUR JETS|$800|hard|Occuring at high altitudes, it's the jet engine by-product seen here|vapor trail
06/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CAR SHOW|$1600|hard|Some models from this car manufacturer are Sky, Ion & Vue|Saturn
26/10/2010|Jeopardy!|CHARLIE|$800|hard|Warner Oland and Sydney Toland (2 non-Chinese) played this Chinese detective on film|Charlie Chan
11/01/2010|Jeopardy!|ALLUSIONAL THINKING|$800|hard|The allusion 'ships that pass in the night' is from this American poet's 'Tales of a Wayside Inn'|Longfellow
16/07/2004|Jeopardy!|NOT NO. 1|$800|hard|K2, the world's second-highest mountain, is also called this, after a geographer|Mount Godwin Austen
03/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL FUN|$2000|hard|In Barcelona, take a rooftop tour of Casa Mila, designed by this master of Modernismo architecture|Gaudi
21/01/2010|Jeopardy!|YOU ONLY NEED TO BUY 1 VOWEL|$1000|hard|We bet you're 'itching' to say it means to withdraw an entry from a race|scratch
29/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WISCONSIN 3-0|$4000|hard|There's no escaping the fact that his father, Mayer Samuel Weiss, was Appleton, Wisc.'s first rabbi|(Harry) Houdini
06/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|AUCTION PACKED|$400|easy|In 2000, shoes she wore in a 1939 film were auctioned off for $666,000|Judy Garland
22/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ROGER THAT|$5600|hard|Roger Baldwin, director of the American Union Against Militarism, transformed it into this 'Union'|the ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union)
10/05/2001|Jeopardy!|GADGETS|$100|easy|The Creative Labs Nomad Jukebox can store over 100 hours of music in this popular format|mp3
09/09/1999|Jeopardy!|DOGGIES & KITTIES|$300|easy|It's the most common name for the 'tactile hairs' found on kitty's face|Whiskers
15/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|JOHN|$1000|hard|First Watergate judge|John Sirica
28/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1000|hard|This British baron pioneered antiseptic surgery using carbolic acid for sterilization|Joseph Lister
29/10/2010|Jeopardy!|ARMCHAIR GENERAL|$600|medium|This Mexican general let himself be surprised at the battle of San Jacinto, ensuring Texas independence|Santa Anna
08/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POETRY IN EARLY AMERICA|$800|hard|Ben Franklin ventured into verse for this alter ego's song of his plain country wife Joan|Poor Richard
23/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS WITHIN WORDS|$1200|hard|His intelligence is limited -- in fact it's equal to that of this arachnid|mite (li(mite)d)
30/05/2003|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC HOMES|$3000|hard|After Frederick Pabst's death, his 37-room mansion became home to the archbishops of this city|Milwaukee
06/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|10|$600|medium|As Hugh Grant's date, she made news at the 'Four Weddings and a Funeral' premiere in a safety-pinned Versace|Elizabeth Hurley
26/03/1997|Jeopardy!|CRADLES|$100|easy|To use this common household device, remove the handset from the cradle|Telephone
17/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL SERVANTS|$1000|hard|Jean Genet play in which 2 sisters attempt to poison their mistress|The Maids
10/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED DANCERS|$200|easy|An elegant master: SEDATE FRIAR|Fred Astaire
02/02/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$500|medium|1 of 2 capes in North Carolina that have been designated national seashores|Hatteras & Lookout
25/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|EN-COMPASSING|$3000|hard|Henry Hudson died looking for it|the Northwest Passage
04/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I SAID 'NO', 'NO', 'NO'|$1600|hard|Latin legal plea meaning to accept the charges without admitting guilt|nolo contendere
22/11/1993|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$600|medium|The Bay of Ancon de Sardinas is shared by Colombia & this neighbor to the south|Ecuador
08/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MONGOLIA|$600|medium|The 1996 election was won using a platform called this, in imitation of the USA's Republicans in 1994|Contract with Mongolia
16/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED RESPONSES|$400|easy|Charlie's trio & 3 parts of a 3-sided plane figure|Angels/angles
11/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GET TOGETHER|$200|easy|As a teen you may feel their 'pressure'; as the accused, they will make up your jury|Peers
18/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE, FOR STARTERS|$2000|hard|Antonio, the title character of this play, gets its first line:  'In sooth I know not why I am so sad'|The Merchant Of Venice
04/12/2000|Jeopardy!|CHEESY COUNTRIES|$400|easy|Mascarpone|Italy
28/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WITH 'LOVE'|$800|hard|Completes the title of Alan Paton's acclaimed novel 'Cry, The...'|Beloved Country
06/12/2004|Jeopardy!|'C' ME|$1000|hard|This Christian church is headed by The Patriarch of Alexandria, Egypt|the Coptic Church
21/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|I COME FROM OUTER SPACE|$1200|hard|My planet's star will reach the late stage called white this in only 3 billion years, so I had to get out of there|a white dwarf
24/09/1998|Final Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES & STATESMEN|None|None|During the '70s she worked where he works now & she was an ambassador to his country|Shirley Temple (Black) & Kofi Annan
26/02/2010|Jeopardy!|IN THE MIDDLE WITH 'U'|$800|hard|It can mean ability, the powers of the mind, or a school's teaching staff|faculty
28/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$600|medium|The full title of this 1872 tale ends with 'And what Alice found there'|Through the Looking-Glass
30/01/2009|Jeopardy!|ON CAMPUS|$200|easy|How 'bout them football teams of Louisiana Tech & the University of Georgia that both sport this nickname|the Bulldogs
20/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OMG!|$1600|hard|Anubis wasn't only the god of the dead, he was also the god of this process used in mummification|embalming
27/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST|$400|easy|This actor divorced Demi Moore in 2000; did she ask for the whole 9 yards?|Bruce Willis
02/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$1000|hard|On October 3 Germans remember this 1990 event that many thought would take much longer|Reunification
07/04/2000|Jeopardy!|TO SIR WITH LOVE|$200|easy|Between 1675 & 1710 he designed over 50 London churches, including St. Paul's Cathedral|Sir Christopher Wren
29/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE GOOD OLD, OLD DAYS|$800|hard|Around 480 B.C. this North African city-state controlled most of the western Mediterranean|Carthage
07/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|11-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|It's a work page containing a multicolumn analysis of related entries, such as in Microsoft Excel|spreadsheet
26/05/2004|Jeopardy!|CAMPING|$400|easy|Boy Scouts know it's easy to build one of these using structures called pyramid, tepee or cross-ditch|a campfire
12/03/2010|Jeopardy!|1961|$200|easy|On August 4 he was born in Honolulu, & he has the papers to prove it|Obama
23/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENTARY SPELLING|$800|hard|Beryllium, gold|beau
13/10/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$500|medium|Ranked as the nation's largest inland port, it's home to Carnegie-Mellon University|Pittsburgh
31/03/2008|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'F'|$200|easy|Chips' aquatic partner (4)|fish
18/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PALINDROMIC PLACES|$2000|hard|If you want a pup, there's a place called that near Kirov in this country|Russia
28/09/2011|Jeopardy!|INVENTORS & INVENTIONS|$1000|hard|Juan de la Cierva invented this rotary-wing aircraft that taxied for takeoff & was replaced by the helicopter|the autogiro
24/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE 'L'IST|$800|hard|The major source of this treatment for bipolar disorder is mined in North Carolina|lithium
28/02/2011|Jeopardy!|THE ENVIRONMENT|$800|hard|This word means catching an unsustainably high number of tuna & cod|overfishing
14/05/1999|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE FAIR|$400|easy|Darlene's exhibit on minerals in the human body included iron nails, copper tubing & a 1943 penny for this|Zinc
11/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$200|easy|This classic musical was based on a book of 'Tales' by James Michener|South Pacific
19/05/2008|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$600|medium|Thin must be in for this country with the highest life expectancy in South America, nearly 77 years|Chile
09/12/1997|Final Jeopardy!|16th CENTURY EXPLORERS|None|None|He was buried under a stone that read 'Beneath this stone repose the bones of the valiant lion...'|Ponce de Leon
29/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL LANGUAGES|$1000|hard|Suriname|Dutch
16/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$900|hard|Name of the type of formation seen here: [video clue - in Alex's hand]|a geode
02/10/1997|Jeopardy!|SAY 'WH'?|$200|easy|They're the traditional 5 W's of journalism|Who, what, when, where & why
20/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$1000|hard|A 7.2 mile auto tunnel through this Alpine peak connects Courmayeur, Italy with Chamonix, France|Mont Blanc
28/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|3 CONSECUTIVE LETTERS|$400|easy|The returned portion of a movie ticket|the stub
22/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ALL'S PHARAOH|$400|easy|In this book of the Bible, God hardened the heart of Pharaoh so he wouldn't let Moses & his people go|Exodus
18/02/1998|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE POKER TABLE WITH SLIM|$500|medium|To do this in stud poker, Slim turns all his cards face down|Fold
19/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OH, CANADA|$1600|hard|Most of the province of British Columbia is in this time zone|Pacific time zone
10/05/1990|Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH CREEP|$200|easy|Lincoln, Leicester, Romney & Shropshire are breeds of these raised in England|Sheep
23/11/1999|Jeopardy!|SINGER-SONGWRITERS|$400|easy|'I Walk the Line'|Johnny Cash
14/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY|$400|easy|With puppets like Lucy the Vamp, the musical 'Avenue Q' has been called 'South Park' -meets-this show|Sesame Street
16/11/2004|Jeopardy!|MUSIC ON MY iPOD|$200|easy|My daughter put this Canadian singer's songs on my iPod, but I'm man enough to admit I listen to her too  'All this time you were pretending / So much for my happy ending...'|Avril Lavigne
07/06/2000|Jeopardy!|ELIZABETH TAYLOR'S HUSBANDS|$500|medium|For a while he was the world's most famous construction worker|Larry Fortensky
13/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PSYCHOLOGY|$2000|hard|In 1935 he founded the Swiss Society for Practical Psychology & became its president|Carl Jung
21/09/1984|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|First colony since 1776 to break from Britain without consent, it is now Zimbabwe|Rhodesia
04/11/2010|Jeopardy!|OPRAH'S GUESTS|$1000|hard|(Oprah Winfrey reads the clue.) I don't often get nervous before an interview, but the night before sitting down with this supreme female Motown talent, I've cried in my bathtub so I wouldn't break down on camera|Diana Ross
08/10/2002|Jeopardy!|BY HALVES|$200|easy|After being made with a new metal in 1883, the U.S. coin known as the half dime became known as this|nickel
19/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MELANCHOLIA|$200|easy|He's Shakespeare's melancholy Dane|Hamlet
20/06/1997|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL DUOS|$200|easy|Dan Seals was part of England Dan & John Ford Coley & his brother Jim Seals was part of this duo|Seals & Crofts
30/03/2005|Jeopardy!|I'VE GOT 'ESP'|$400|easy|Rather than 'our debts', the Baltimore Catechism version if the Lord's prayer asks, 'Forgive us' these|trespasses
29/10/2009|Jeopardy!|WHICH CAME FIRST?|$400|easy|Silly Putty, yo-yo, Cabbage Patch Kids|a yo-yo
16/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR SAYINGS|$1600|hard|A camel is a horse designed by this|a committee
14/10/1986|Jeopardy!|'GLAD' TIDINGS|$300|easy|Your best 'fun' clothing|your glad rags
07/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$400|easy|In 1921, after 10 years of self-imposed exile, this muralist returned to Mexico|Diego Rivera
26/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CANADIAN STUFF, EH?|$200|easy|This 'stampede' city lies in the foothills of the Canadian Rockies, so it's nicknamed the 'Foothills City'|Calgary
23/10/2001|Jeopardy!|PALEONTOLOGY|$300|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew at the Page Museum in Los Angeles)  The paw I'm holding belonged to a ground type of this, also one of the seven deadly sins|sloth
30/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS RUFFOS|$1000|hard|In 1912 tenor Titta Ruffo made his American debut as this Verdi hunchbacked jester|Rigoletto
22/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WIDE WORLD OF WEIRD WORDS|$1600|hard|Meaning a silly or flighty person, this word with 2 sets of double 'B's was a demon's name & mentioned in 'King Lear'|flibbertigibbet
14/01/2004|Jeopardy!|CUT|$200|easy|For his 'Redux' of this war film, Francis Ford Coppola added 49 minutes of footage not in the original cut|Apocalypse Now
02/05/1997|Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH JOCK|$500|medium|This strong, sweet German beer can be light or dark|bock
20/01/1998|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$200|easy|The 'fire' type of this insect builds large mounds that interfere with harvesting hay|Fire ants
16/01/2003|Jeopardy!|CHIPS|$1000|hard|He attained his status primarily with his publication 'The Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director'|Thomas Chippendale
03/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION|$1000|hard|In August, 1993, this company's co-founder and CEO, George Marciano, announced that he was stepping down & selling out|Guess Jeans
13/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RECENT MOVIES|$1600|hard|'The New World' was filmed in Virginia, close to the real site of this colony that's central to the movie|Jamestown
14/01/2005|Jeopardy!|CHAPTERS IN 19th CENTURY LIT|$1000|hard|Chapters 1-4 of this classic start with 'Jonathan Harker's Journal'; later we also get a peek at 'Dr. Seward's Diary'|Dracula
29/10/2010|Jeopardy!|CAR & DRIVER|$400|easy|Burt Reynolds drives a Trans Am from Georgia to Texas & back in this 1977 romp|Smokey and the Bandit
23/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MINDBENDING MISCELLANY|$2000|hard|Involving a color & an animal, it's the second most common pub name found in the U.K. & is found on the U.K. coat of arms|red lion
01/04/2003|Jeopardy!|ODE TO ENGLAND|$200|easy|Edward IV called off this invasion after Louis XI tendered some financial persuasion|invading France
18/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CINEMATIC DICTIONARY|$400|easy|Term for the flow of a film, maintained by keeping details consistent throughout a scene|Continuity
18/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEAREST NATIONAL CAPITAL TO...|$400|easy|...Key West, Florida|Havana
12/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CANDIED CAMERA|$400|easy|Oliver Reed stopped at the bar as Athos in this 1973 film; 20 years later Kiefer Sutherland made the cut|The Three Musketeers
12/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|REIGN DELAY|$400|easy|Now living in the U.S., Reza Pahlavi II is the heir to this country's 'Peacock Throne'|Iran
23/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'70s SITCOMS|$400|easy|Jose Feliciano sang the theme to this sitcom|Chico and the Man
18/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$600|medium|In English the title of this Richard Strauss opera is 'The Knight of the Rose'|Der Rosenkavalier
29/11/2010|Jeopardy!|THAT'S GREAT, PETER THE GREAT!|$600|medium|To Europeanize Russia, Peter moved the capital to St. Petersburg, the city he'd founded on this sea|the Baltic Sea
17/01/1991|Double Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$400|easy|Scientists have announced the discovery of a new species of this primate, the black-faced lion tamarin|monkey
23/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1000|hard|This Mississippian, known for her love of the South, won a Pulitzer Prize for 'The Optomist's Daughter'|Eudora Welty
06/12/2010|Jeopardy!|MOVIE VERBS|$1000|hard|Warren Beatty as a Rams QB: 'Heaven ____ ____'|can wait
28/02/1990|Jeopardy!|THE COMICS|$300|easy|This expression for newspaper sensationalism came from 'The Yellow Kid' which ran in the N.Y. World|Yellow Journalism
29/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'LAST' BOOKS ON EARTH|$600|medium|Larry McMurtry introduced characters in this work who turn up again in 'Duane's Depressed' & 'Texasville'|The Last Picture Show
15/06/2010|Jeopardy!|AESOP'S FABLES|$3000|hard|The moral of the story of these 2 insects is 'It is best to prepare for the days of necessity'|the ant & the grasshopper
10/02/2003|Jeopardy!|STRIKE UP THE BAND|$400|easy|Heard here, it's the smallest member of the flute family|piccolo
16/04/2007|Jeopardy!|TODAY'S HOROSCOPE|$1000|hard|This December-January sign is negative & can be stubborn, but not today; relax & you'll respond|Capricorn
03/07/2008|Jeopardy!|A DAY AT THE DOG SHOW|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from an AKC dog show show ring.)  As you might expect, Westies, Scotties, schnauzers and many other breeds compete in this ever-popular group of dogs at American Kennel Club shows|terriers
15/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TITLES TAKEN FROM SHAKESPEARE|$600|medium|'Macbeth', act V, scene v, line 26 by Faulkner|The Sound and the Fury
03/04/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 2007 FORBES 400|$200|easy|'$52 billion... $6 bil. richer this year despite handing over $2.1 bil. in Berkshire Hathaway stock to charity'|Warren Buffett
20/05/1993|Jeopardy!|TV WESTERNS|$400|easy|This sidekick of the Cisco Kid was played by Leo Carrillo, who was in his 70s when he began the role|Pancho
23/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY GLOSSARY|$1600|hard|It's the proper term for a human embryo after the first trimester|a fetus
17/03/2000|Jeopardy!|INSTRUMENT BY PERFORMERS|$200|easy|Roger Daltrey, Luciano Pavarotti, Bobby McFerrin|Voice
23/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$1600|hard|In Jewish cooking, potato pancakes, commonly enjoyed during Hanukkah, are known as these|latkes
21/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WE 3|$1000|hard|This light Russian sleigh is pulled by a team of 3 horses|Troika
10/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '40S|$800|hard|The title of this Boyer-Bergman film became a verb meaning to make someone doubt his sanity|Gaslight
01/04/1991|Double Jeopardy!|SPACE EXPLORATION|$800|hard|While Neil Armstrong & Edwin Aldrin explored the moon, he orbited about 70 miles above|(Michael) Collins
13/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PICTURE 'D'IS|$800|hard|During times of drought this activity can be in high demand|dowsing
27/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PREHISTORIC TIMES|$1600|hard|In 1868 Louis Lartet dug up the first skeletons of this prehistoric man in a cave in Les Eyzies in southwest France|Cro-Magnon
14/05/2007|Jeopardy!|'LAND' HO!|$1000|hard|In 1982 King Sobhuza of this southern African country died after a 61-year reign|Swaziland
27/03/2003|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY SINGERS WHO ACT|$400|easy|Her TV sitcom brood includes 2 teenage daughters, a teenage son-in-law & a grandbaby|Reba McEntire
11/05/2001|Jeopardy!|SSSSSSSSNAKES!!!!!|$500|medium|The name of this deadly mottled brown snake of the tropics is from the French for 'lance head'|fer-de-lance
17/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FURNITURE|$200|easy|Often part of the frame, it's the panel or the pillowed end of a bed|Headboard
06/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$1600|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew holds the first computer mouse at SRI International.)  The first computer mouse was developed & demonstrated here at SRI back when SRI was affiliated with this university as its research institute|Stanford
21/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WALKING THE DOG|$1200|hard|3 AKC-recognized breeds have 'miniature' in their names: miniature pinscher, miniature bull terrier & this|miniature schnauzer
17/11/1989|Jeopardy!|GARDENING|$300|easy|Also known as plant lice, these garden pests secrete a 'honeydew' that ants eat|Aphids
29/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|DAYTON PLACE|$2000|hard|1995's Dayton Accords aimed to end the conflict in this double-named country|Bosnia-Herzegovina
14/07/2011|Jeopardy!|'SO' WHAT!|$800|hard|This capital near the center of the Balkans region was named for a church|Sofia
29/11/2010|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY NICKNAMES|$1000|hard|'The Bread Basket of Europe', it stretches from Uzhgorod to Luhansk|the Ukraine
19/11/2002|Jeopardy!|BALL GAMES|$200|easy|This billiard ball is named for the stick that strikes it|cue ball
29/04/2008|Jeopardy!|BRANDED|$800|hard|Brother began by making sewing machines; it made its first portable one of these in 1961|a typewriter
06/11/1990|Jeopardy!|'TRANS' SCIENCE|$400|easy|Some botanists believe this process in plants is equivalent to sweating in humans|Transpiration
03/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS ON AUTHORS|$800|hard|In 1922 Virginia Woolf wrote of his 'Ulysses', 'Never have I read such tosh'|(James) Joyce
01/12/1998|Jeopardy!|DIETING|$200|easy|In the '70s a high-protein diet was named for this high-income community north of New York City|Scarsdale Diet
16/07/2009|Jeopardy!|PORT OF CALL|$1000|hard|This Australian port city was founded as a British penal colony in 1788|Sydney
23/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE BOOK OF REVELATION|$1000|hard|This Mesopotamian city is destroyed in Chapter 18|Babylon
16/06/1999|Jeopardy!|WHO THOUGHT OF THAT?|$300|easy|The German Heinkel He-280 of 1941 was the first jet fighter to have one of these in case of emergency|ejection seat
19/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO A FISH|$2000|hard|To lightly burn|char
28/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|TECHNOLOGY|$1000|hard|2 of the 3 beverages Pasteur's  pasteurization process first preserved|wine and milk (and beer)
02/04/1998|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$100|easy|Natives of this city think it's O.K. to call it OKC|Oklahoma City
14/05/2010|Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARIES|$400|easy|In the 1850s, while Gregor Mendel was playing with his peas, this American woman was writing the first of her 1,775 poems|(Emily) Dickinson
12/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PATRIOTS|$400|easy|He was a patriot for a while|Benedict Arnold
08/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SONGFUL WOMEN|$800|hard|Her management wanted her to go to 'Rehab', so she fired them & sang about it on 'Back to  Black'|Amy Winehouse
11/12/2006|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL LANGUAGES|$400|easy|In Brazil: this|Portuguese
25/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$400|easy|This property allows a razor blade to float on water or mercury to gather into globules|surface tension
11/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOUSES OF WORSHIP|$800|hard|The world's largest mosque is Shah Faisal Mosque near this Pakistani capital; it can hold 100,000 worshippers|Islamabad
10/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN AUTHORS|$800|hard|This poet's 1961 work 'Babi Yar' helped make him an international celebrity|Yevgeny Yevtushenko
02/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WAR!|$200|easy|One cause of the 1956 Arab-Israeli War was the nationalization of this by Egypt|Suez Canal
10/02/2000|Jeopardy!|ASIAN HISTORY|$200|easy|In 1934 he & his followers began a 6,000-mile march from Jiangxi province to the village of Yan'an in northern China|Mao Tse-tung
04/05/2011|Jeopardy!|AN APPLE FOR TEACHER|$1000|hard|This apple with a crustacean in its name is the only type native to North America|a crabapple
04/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GO JUMP IN A LAKE|$400|easy|On the Israel-Jordan border: 394 square miles|Dead Sea
14/05/2009|Jeopardy!|ECON 101|$200|easy|Ursine term for an investor who expects share prices to fall|bear
04/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MR. OBAMA GOES TO WASHINGTON|$800|hard|Obama entered this university's law school in 1988 & graduated magna cum laude in '91|Harvard
03/01/2006|Jeopardy!|ALEXANDER THE GREAT|$800|hard|This general of Alexander's governed Egypt & Libya & began the dynasty that included Cleopatra|Ptolemy
10/10/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 2008 TIME 100|$800|hard|'Russia's iron-willed leader has rebuilt his country as a great power--and an irritant to the West'|Putin
16/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$800|hard|This arm of the Mediterranean separates Italy from Croatia & Albania|Adriatic Sea
27/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SURPRISING SINGERS|$400|easy|His 1987 album 'The Return of Bruno' didn't 'Die Hard' -- it hit No. 14 on the pop charts|Bruce Willis
30/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THAT JAZZ|$800|hard|One of the founders of bop, this trumpeter got his nickname in part from his wild manner of playing|Dizzy Gillespie
06/07/1999|Jeopardy!|SIZE MATTERS|$400|easy|American ones are 53 to 57 inches long & hang to the top of the belt buckle; the longer British ones hang lower|Ties
20/09/1984|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$400|easy|Her tough Texas husband preferred her nickname to calling her Claudia Alta|Lady Bird Johnson
18/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BORN IN EAST LA.|$1600|hard|Born near Opelousas, he's the Paul in K-Paul's Louisiana kitchen|Paul Prudhomme
07/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL INVENTORS HALL OF FAME|$800|hard|For his noise reduction systems that revolutionized the audio industry|Dolby
21/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TV THEME LYRICS|$1600|hard|'Who are you?  Who, who, who, who?'|CSI
22/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS' RHYME TIME|$400|easy|Cybill's large cats|Shepherd's leopards
28/07/2006|Jeopardy!|DAY TIME|$200|easy|The first day of the week mentioned by name in 'Robinson Crusoe' isn't Friday but this (1st day is a clue)|Sunday
11/09/2001|Jeopardy!|LET'S NOT SPREAD 'EM AROUND|$300|easy|It's the B form of this inflammation of the liver that's spread by some kinds of personal contact|hepatitis
14/01/2010|Jeopardy!|THE COLD WAR|$400|easy|The Plus line from this plop, plop fizz, fizz brand offers relief from cold symptoms|Alka-Seltzer
01/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DISNEY MOVIES|$600|medium|See Spot, see lots of spots in this 1996 film with Glenn Close|101 Dalmatians
19/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CREATURE FEATURE|$800|hard|1983: 'Rumble ____'|Fish
15/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'MAN'-LY LIT|$3800|hard|In a pamphlet, Thomas Paine wrote about government founded on 'the indefeasible hereditary' these|the Rights of Man
29/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL QUOTES|$400|easy|On Sept. 25, 1961 he told the U.N., 'Mankind must put an end to war or war will put an end to mankind'|Kennedy
30/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FLAGS|$200|easy|This country's flag features a solid red disk on an all-white background|Japan
05/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED ON NOVEMBER 5|$400|easy|1895: George Selden receives the first U.S. patent for one of these conveyances|a car
04/01/1999|Jeopardy!|CLOTHES MAKE THE LAND|$300|easy|Neck rings like these are all the rage for women living north of Bangkok in this country|Thailand
16/04/1997|Jeopardy!|APPLES|$300|easy|Voltaire first spread the story about this scientist & the falling apple|Isaac Newton
14/10/1998|Jeopardy!|GUYS NAMED GARY|$100|easy|Now semi-retired, this odd cartoonist got his start at the San Francisco Chronicle in 1979|Gary Larson
04/12/1997|Jeopardy!|MONOSYLLABLES|$400|easy|This slang noun for a painful injury comes from what you say when you get hurt|Ouch
29/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CHEESES|$400|easy|Mozzarella should be this color|white
03/03/2011|Jeopardy!|ALPHABET ROCKERS|$200|easy|These rappers remixed Aerosmith's 'Walk This Way' into a Top 10 hit in 1986|Run–D.M.C.
02/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ODE TO ENGLAND|$600|medium|Circle this London square & you'll see Nelson's Column there|Trafalgar Square
08/09/1998|Jeopardy!|IT'S MILLER TIME|$300|easy|Now a hot-shooting guard with the Indiana Pacers, he majored in history & played ball at UCLA|Reggie Miller
09/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|EARTH DAY|$1200|hard|From the Greek for 'Earth study', this science studies the Earth, including its structure & rock formations|geology
22/11/2000|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$500|medium|Pert, famous for its 2-in-1 shampoo & conditioner, introduced these 2 new products in early 2000|Shampoo & conditioner
24/03/2003|Jeopardy!|THERE'S A SUCKER...|$200|easy|Blue Razz Berry & What A Melon are flavors of these bubble gum suckers from Charms|Blow Pops
13/04/2006|Jeopardy!|LET'S GET MARRIED IN VEGAS!|$800|hard|A year after Kelly Ripa married him at the Chapel of the Bells, their characters tied the knot on 'All My Children'|Mark Consuelos
30/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE SHAKESPEARE PLAY'S THE THING|$2000|hard|He was the fairy king; Titania was his queen|Oberon
01/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC FOR FOOLS?|$400|easy|This singer's version of 'Moon River' wasn't the big hit, but he did take 'A Fool Never Learns' to No. 13|Andy Williams
18/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$1000|hard|Digestive juices are very active in this part of the human small intestine that's joined to the stomach|the duodenum
16/04/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 82nd ACADEMY AWARDS|$800|hard|He continued a major awards haul for his performance as Nazi officer Hans Landa|Christoph Waltz
05/11/2007|Jeopardy!|FISSION|$400|easy|The first fission bomb ever dropped in war had this diminutive name|Little Boy
25/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|CORPORATE AMERICA|$800|hard|These brothers, William & Andrew, became known as 'Trade' & 'Mark', the words under their pictures on the box|the Smith Brothers
09/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ASIA|$1000|hard|In 'Mandalay' Kipling called this country a 'cleaner, greener land'|Burma (now Myanmar)
21/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES|$400|easy|This courageous aviator was known as 'the Lone Eagle'|Lindbergh
12/04/2011|Jeopardy!|A CAPITAL IDEA?|$800|hard|Hostages who under stress grow emotionally attached to their captors are exhibiting this syndrome|Stockholm syndrome
09/09/2003|Jeopardy!|LOVE, HONOR OR OBEY|$800|hard|It's repeated 9 times at the start of the following|love
10/11/1999|Jeopardy!|AUDIO BOOKS|$500|medium|This author heard here climbed high on the bestseller list The Everest climb had rocked my life to its core; it became desparately important for me to record the events in complete detail|Jon Krakauer
18/05/2005|Jeopardy!|QUOTABLE MOVIES 2004|$400|easy|One thing about trains, it doesn't matter where they're going. What matters is deciding to get on|The Polar Express
17/12/1998|Final Jeopardy!|ENTREPRENEURS|None|None|In 1991 he flew the Pacific in the 'Virgin Otsuka Pacific Flyer', the world's largest hot-air balloon|Richard Branson
18/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S EAT|$400|easy|To make this labor-intensive Italian dish, you must constantly stir stock into rice 1/2 cup at a time|risotto
05/01/1998|Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE BLANK|$400|easy|Presidential________ Rat_______________ Drag______________|Race
16/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN WHO STRAYED|$600|medium|Queen Catherine Howard went from headstrong to headless when she cheated on this king in 1541|Henry VIII
13/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CHEWING THE 'FAT'|$400|easy|An extravagant short-lived passion|an infatuation
06/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'JON'|$2000|hard|Sounding like the basement torture room, it's the main tower within the walls of a medieval castle|the donjon
23/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS WITHIN WORDS|$800|hard|To defame the players on the NHL's New York Islanders|slander (in Islanders)
28/12/1999|Jeopardy!|HIPPOS|$200|easy|From the Greek for 'thick-skinned', it's a collective name for hippos, elephants & rhinos|Pachyderms
04/02/1997|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SITCOMS|$100|easy|Carroll O' Connor, star of this classic sitcom, joined the cast of 'Party Of Five' in 1996|All In The Family
09/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WE'RE NUMBER 2!|$1600|hard|He was the second person into space, but we think of him as our number one|Alan Shepard
27/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$1600|hard|A part of the whole, or a state of harmony|piece or peace
13/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FLAGS|$1200|hard|American Samoa's flag includes this American bird grasping symbols of Samoan authority|the eagle
13/12/1996|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$100|easy|The name of this skirt isn't Scottish in origin; it may come from the Danish for 'to tuck up'|Kilt
22/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CANADIAN CAPITALS, EH?|$1600|hard|Charlottetown, the capital of this island province, is named for the wife of King George III|Prince Edward Island
02/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$400|easy|This university in Tempe has a center for meteorite studies|Arizona State
25/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|EARLY 19th CENTURY AMERICA|$2000|hard|On April 6, 1808 he obtained a charter for the American Fur Company|John Jacob Astor
15/09/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. COINS|$300|easy|The figure on a Mercury dime is actually Liberty wearing these on her head, like Mercury|Wings
25/06/1997|Jeopardy!|THE PERSIAN GULF WAR|$200|easy|Of 10, 100 or 1000, the length of the ground war in hours|100
16/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HIDDEN DEADLY SINS|$800|hard|A cluster of sunbathers may induce it|Lust (cLUSTer)
08/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|STATE 'NC'|$1600|hard|In the movie 'Orange County', Lily Tomlin has this 2-word job & messes up Colin Hanks' transcripts|a guidance counselor
26/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Brookhaven National Laboratory on Long Island, NY.)  Electron microscopes provide images with resolution measured in these units, also known as millimicrons, that are equal to about 1/50,000 the width of a human hair|nanometers
26/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LORDS|$1600|hard|Joseph Conrad tried to cover 'the whole sentiment of human existence' in the title character of this 1900 novel|Lord Jim
15/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ETUDE, BRUTE|$1600|hard|Music fans wax rhapsodic about this Hungarian's 'Transcendental Etudes'|Franz Liszt
10/05/2000|Jeopardy!|THE INTERNET|$300|easy|PGP, a popular e-mail encryption program, stands for 'Pretty Good' this|Privacy
04/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE-OFFS|$4000|hard|Rafreaky the baboon & a 30-year-old Annie have appeared in this NYC theater spoof that debuted in 1982|Forbidden Broadway
30/05/1997|Jeopardy!|MIRACLE SITES|$500|medium|This village where Juan Diego twice saw the Virgin Mary in 1531 is now part of Mexico City|Guadalupe
16/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL, HAIL ALBANIA|$400|easy|Albania is located on the eastern shores of the Ionian Sea & this sea|Adriatic
24/06/2010|Jeopardy!|TO GET OURSELVES A TREAT|$400|easy|In 1938 Nestle added crisped rice to the chocolate & created this candy bar|the Nestlé Crunch
20/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S 'RIGHT'!|$800|hard|Doctrine asserting that federal laws shouldn't trump those of Alabama or Idaho|states' rights
30/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MAJOR GENERALS|$1000|hard|Lincoln took the command of the Army of the Potomac away from this man -- twice|George McClellan
14/09/2000|Jeopardy!|BRITISH LITERATURE|$400|easy|In a free-for-all between 2 groups of knights, this title character is rescued from a tight spot by the Black Sluggard|Ivanhoe
18/11/2011|Jeopardy!|EAT LIKE A HORSE|$1000|hard|This protein-rich plant of the pea family is like steak for horses; don't give the little rascals too much of it|alfalfa
07/06/2000|Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF FAITH|$300|easy|It's the modern & better known name for the pagan festival in autumn known as Samhain|Halloween
24/12/2002|Jeopardy!|CHRISTMAS|$600|medium|He first described Santa as 'chubby and plump' & 'a right jolly old elf'|Clement Clarke Moore
30/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$200|easy|'People love chopping' this, Einstein said, because 'one immediately sees the results'|Wood
28/01/2010|Jeopardy!|THE SONGS OF BRIAN WILSON|$600|medium|Title that precedes 'If we were older, then we wouldn't have to wait so long'|'Wouldn't It Be Nice'
17/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|POSSESSIVE BOOK TITLES|$1200|hard|Philip Roth: '____'s Complaint'|Portnoy
27/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MOTOR SPORTS|$800|hard|The day A.J. Foyt became the first 4-time winner of this race, Janet Guthrie became the first woman to drive in it|Indianapolis 500
02/02/2011|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|A male swan|a cob
20/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT|$1200|hard|The court case Missouri ex rel. Gaines was part of the NAACP's long challenge to segregation in these institutions|schools
31/10/2005|Jeopardy!|ON THE MAP|$200|easy|Hope there's enough gravy for this bicontinental nation|Turkey
08/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FAR AND AWAY|$1600|hard|The inhabitants of this remote British dependency in the south Atlantic call themselves 'saints'|St. Helena
23/04/2003|Jeopardy!|SPEAK IN HAWAIIAN|$400|easy|Meaning 'mountain', it precedes Loa & Kea|Mauna
27/06/2007|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'K'|$600|medium|A smack--the romantic kind (4)|kiss
11/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HETERONYMS|$1200|hard|A flaw, or to switch sides|defect
16/07/1996|Final Jeopardy!|SPAIN|None|None|This Catalonian city, once the capital of the Visigoths, may be named for a Carthaginian family|Barcelona
15/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$200|easy|The symbol for “flat” closely resembles this lower case English letter|b
05/11/1999|Jeopardy!|SCHOOL PLAYS|$400|easy|Some time passes before Jerry tells what happened at the zoo in this playwright's 'The Zoo Story'|Edward Albee
08/09/1992|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$800|hard|He wrote the music for the Western-themed ballets 'Billy the Kid' & 'Rodeo'|Aaron Copland
21/05/2001|Jeopardy!|LET'S VISIT CUBA|$100|easy|Disco Ayala in the city of Trinidad is located inside one of these, so you're always in the batroom|Cave
24/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH BUSINESS|$800|hard|This art book publisher took its name from the rivers flowing through London & New York City|Thames & Hudson
24/09/1997|Jeopardy!|ORDINAL NUMBER, PLEASE|$500|medium|In 'The Music Man', the penultimate trombonist in 'The Big Parade'|75th
18/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$400|easy|Although it comes from the Latin for 'whitish', this color of hair is actually reddish-brown|Auburn
25/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$1600|hard|This other name for the Lord's Prayer comes from the Latin for 'Our Father'|Pater Noster
17/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK|$600|medium|Rebecca Wells' novel about Southern women is called 'Divine Secrets of' this 'Sisterhood'|Ya-Ya
26/05/1989|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$100|easy|It's the present-day successor of the old Federal Radio Commission|the FCC (Federal Communications Commission)
04/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NOT WHAT IT SOUNDS LIKE|$1600|hard|Complete demolition of a tall grass that produces sugar (6, 4)|razing cane
02/06/2006|Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE BLANK|$1000|hard|Indian _____ sausage|summer
26/04/2006|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT TUNE|$1000|hard|This tune was on the soundtrack of the Spike Lee film of the same name|Jungle Fever
27/12/2011|Jeopardy!|TALKING ITALIAN|$1000|hard|A certain piece of hardware is una vite, so this hand tool used with it is un cacciavite|a screwdriver
28/10/2005|Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES & NEWSPAPERS|$200|easy|This magazine's 'Marginal Thinking Department' features 'drawn out dramas' by Sergio Aragones|Mad magazine
03/09/2001|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$200|easy|Abbreviated term for the genre that includes Isaac Asimov & Ursula K. Le Guin|sci-fi
21/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HARPS & HARPERS|$1600|hard|If you have a drafty house, you can play the Aeolian harp; its strings are sounded not by hands but this|air (or wind)
12/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 16th CENTURY|$800|hard|Frederick the Wise protected him in Wartburg so he could translate the Bible in defiance of the Edict of Worms|Luther
12/01/1998|Jeopardy!|1981 MOVIES|$200|easy|This film, Henry Fonda's last, was based on a play that initially had only 126 performances on Broadway|On Golden Pond
08/03/2010|Jeopardy!|WORDS CONTAINING ROMAN NUMERALS|$200|easy|You'll see the Roman numeral for 40 in this, which separates a car's wheels|axle
23/03/2006|Jeopardy!|SOUND CHECK|$1000|hard|It's the 'happy' 3-word name for the piece heard here|Ode To Joy
03/02/1999|Jeopardy!|C IS FOR...|$500|medium|Chansons de Geste, French epic poems usually about the exploits of this emperor|Charlemagne
23/10/2002|Jeopardy!|BIRTH OF A PRESIDENT|$800|hard|February 6, 1911 in Tampico, Illinois|Ronald Reagan
10/05/2006|Jeopardy!|LEGAL TYPES|$200|easy|In West Virginia civil trials, there are 6 of them|jurors
13/11/2007|Jeopardy!|I WANT CANDY|$800|hard|You can buy squares of its chocolate, like the raspberry or mint-filled, at its famous square in San Francisco|Ghirardelli
23/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INITIALS|$1600|hard|Maybe more cowbell will help you remember this band whose acronym is B.O.C.|Blue Öyster Cult
06/11/2002|Jeopardy!|____ OF THE ____|$200|easy|A Baskin-Robbins program, or an expression meaning 'popular for right now'|flavor of the month
01/04/1996|Jeopardy!|GOLF|$200|easy|Used to loft the ball, these irons may be sand or pitching|Wedges
15/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|Malmo, one of Sweden's major cities, is just 16 miles from this capitol of another country|Copenhagen, Denmark
12/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN FOOTBALL|$1600|hard|Last name of QB Brian who led Michigan to the '97 natl. championship; dad Bob QBed for the 17-0 Dolphins of 1972|Griese
10/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT THE '90s MOVIE TITLE MEANS|$400|easy|It's what the tail does if things are backwards|Wag the Dog
12/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND A MONOPOLY BOARD|$400|easy|The cost of any of the railroads, it's what you get every time you travel around the board|$200
14/12/1998|Jeopardy!|PHUN WITH PHONICS|$500|medium|From the Latin meaning 'to hiss', it describes the 'ss' sound In 'fricassee'|Sibilant
29/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS BY PRESIDENTS|$800|hard|'The Anti-Trust Act and the Supreme Court'|William Howard Taft
22/12/2011|Jeopardy!|A MATTER OF SOME GRAVITY|$600|medium|The Sun's gravity is said to perturb, or affect, this path of the Moon relative to the Earth|its orbit
14/01/2008|Jeopardy!|SON OF WOOD|$400|easy|Pirates shiver when woodsmen yell this word from the Old English for 'trees for building'|Timber!
08/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER RED STATES|$2000|hard|This term for an awkward, unforeseen event comes from the French for 'against time'|a contretemps
31/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE JOY OF 6-LETTER WORDS|$2000|hard|It can mean both narrow-minded & also nearsighted|myopic
20/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE QUOTES|$200|easy|Movie in which Margaret Hamilton cackles, 'Well, my little pretty, I can cause accidents, too.'|The Wizard of Oz
31/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$200|easy|A unit of wave frequency defined as 1 cycle per second, or a car rental company|Hertz
12/01/2000|Jeopardy!|A LOVELY PORT|$500|medium|5 years as an unsold slave in this north African capital inspired Cervantes' play 'El Trato de Angel'|Algiers
16/02/2007|Jeopardy!|TV SHOW PEOPLE|$800|hard|Summer Roberts, Taylor Townsend, Seth Cohen|The O.C.
24/06/1996|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$200|easy|You can tour old homes in this city's Garden District & French Quarter during its spring fiesta|New Orleans
20/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DURING THE FILLMORE PRESIDENCY|$400|easy|This state entered the Union on Sept. 9, 1850, becoming at the time the second-largest state in area|California
06/05/2002|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES BEST SELLERS|$800|hard|A best seller in 1980, this Jeffrey Archer novel sounds like the saga of biblical siblings|Cain and Abel
28/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE CINEMA|$1000|hard|[Hi, I'm Vince Neil] My debut single 'You're Invited But Your Friend Can't Come', appeared in this 1992 Brendan Fraser-Pauly Shore comedy|Encino Man
14/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PLACE NAMES|$1600|hard|Haakon County, South Dakota was named for a king of this country|Norway
18/06/1997|Jeopardy!|PROHIBITION|$200|easy|Illicit drinking establishments got this name because they invited quiet discussion|Speakeasys
30/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RENAISSANCE ART|$1200|hard|Lorenzo Ghiberti created doors for the Baptistry of St. John; the luminous result was named this by Michelangelo|The Gates of Paradise
01/05/2000|Jeopardy!|COLLECTIBLES|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm Garrett Wang of Star Trek: Voyager.)  This company's 1996 U.S.S. Voyager Christmas ornament is a highly prized collectible|Hallmark
10/03/2010|Jeopardy!|THE OTHER 2 LITTLE PIGS REBUILD|$1000|hard|Pig 2 likes having all the rooms open one into the next in a line from front to back & builds this 'weaponized' type of 'shack'|a shotgun shack
11/02/2011|Jeopardy!|THE CITY'S OLDEST RESTAURANT|$600|medium|Antoine's, 713 rue St. Louis|New Orleans
04/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CINEMATIC CHICAGO|$600|medium|Tom Cruise played a North Shore teenager who goes a bit wild when his parents go out of town in this 1983 comedy|Risky Business
22/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|O____O GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|It's the seat of Orange County (in Florida, not California)|Orlando
08/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPE'S GOT TALENT TOO|$400|easy|In 1954 Roger Bannister became the first person to do this in under 4 minutes|run the mile
12/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|5 CLUES FOR A BUCK|$1200|hard|The bald eagle on the back is seen behind an escutcheon, one of these|a shield
14/02/2003|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$400|easy|She's the second-generation rocker seen here|Kelly Osborne
17/09/2008|Jeopardy!|IN 'B'ETWEEN|$600|medium|For Sputnik 1, it lasted slightly more than 96 minutes|orbit
21/05/1999|Jeopardy!|HIRSCHFELD|$200|easy|I 'love' the drawing of this comedienne|Lucille Ball
23/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC CROSSWORD CLUES 'B'|$400|easy|Strait through Istanbul (9)|Bosphorus
03/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'50s TV|$800|hard|In the 1950s bandleader Ray Anthony had 2 TV theme songs reach the Top 10:  'Dragnet' & this one heard here|Peter Gunn
16/11/2006|Jeopardy!|DANCING PAINFULLY WITH THE STARS|$800|hard|If you tango with this 'mild' '60s TV title bear, at 650 lbs., let him lead|Gentle Ben
14/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THE DOCTOR WILL 'C' YOU NOW|$600|medium|Try stretching if you suffer these, like Rafael Nadal did at the 2011 U.S. Open, including at a press conference|cramps
08/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ART HEISTS|$800|hard|In 2009 'Landscape with Peasants' by Flemish painter Jan Brueghel was stolen in Namur of this country--Interpol's on it|Belgium
07/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$800|hard|In 1999 a high court in Lahore found her guilty of accepting bribes in exchange for a contract|Benazir Bhutto
13/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EPONYM DROPPER|$1200|hard|Call the sheriff!  This English shire is named for an Old Saxon landowner; the name means 'Snot's home'|Nottingham
18/11/2008|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$800|hard|The hay, the road, the nail right on the head|things you hit
31/10/2000|Jeopardy!|BELLY UP TO THE BAR|$200|easy|A Cuba Libre contains a liberal amount of this potent potable|Rum
29/06/2000|Jeopardy!|THIS IS I COUNTRY|$100|easy|An island, it's the world's northernmost 'I' country|Iceland
31/10/2007|Jeopardy!|SCARY PLACES|$200|easy|Planes & ships have been lost in this mysterious Atlantic region off the coast of Florida since the mid-19th century|the Bermuda Triangle
28/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$800|hard|Bette Davis gave a memorable performance as a socialite dying of a brain tumor in this 1939 film|Dark Victory
22/05/2003|Jeopardy!|STATE LAKES|$600|medium|Crater Lake|Oregon
19/10/1999|Jeopardy!|17th CENTURY AMERICA|$100|easy|Most of the colonists on this ship that landed at Plymouth in December 1620 were not Pilgrims|Mayflower
03/03/2008|Jeopardy!|7-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|It precedes 'Man March' & '-aire'|million
01/07/1997|Jeopardy!|LAKES|$400|easy|Lake Biwa, Japan's largest lake, lies near Kyoto in the west central area of this island|Honshu
02/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GOODBYE TO 1997|$600|medium|Jesse Helms blocked William Weld's appointment as ambassador to this country|Mexico
21/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FILING CHAPTER 11|$3000|hard|'During the summer the packing houses were in full activity again', begins Chapter 11 of this 1906 work|The Jungle
15/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$1600|hard|The Yukon River flows northwest into Alaska before emptying into this sea|the Bering Sea
21/02/2008|Jeopardy!|GAMERS UNITE!|$1000|hard|This Japanese video game involves a sticky little ball that players roll to grow it larger by picking up things|Katamari
10/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL ANCESTORS|$400|easy|The multiple-toed feet of Eohippus, this domestic animal's ancestor, evolved into 1 toe covered by a hoof|Horse
19/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TRIP|$200|easy|To walk through the Garden of Ruins in this country, head southwest from Budapest to Szekesfehervar|Hungary
03/05/2007|Jeopardy!|COLLEGIATE LEXICON|$800|hard|The Stafford type of this is the most popular & federally guaranteed|student loan
27/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FIVE THE 'ARD' WAY|$1200|hard|Tired-looking & thin in the face|haggard
16/03/2006|Jeopardy!|KING JOHN|$800|hard|John supported this dashing brother & future king in his rebellion against their dad, Henry II|Richard the Lionhearted
05/01/2001|Jeopardy!|SPOUSE IN COMMON|$400|easy|William Powell, Clark Gable|Carole Lombard
21/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES|$1200|hard|This young star was Michael Caine & Robert Duvall's grandnephew in 'Secondhand Lions'|Haley Joel Osment
18/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GOOD IDEAS|$200|easy|In 1892 Dr. Washington Sheffield first sold his cream dentifrice in a collapsible one of these|Tube
12/10/2009|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS INC.|$800|hard|A drugmaker: ZIP REF|Pfizer
15/10/2010|Jeopardy!|CABLE CHANNELS|$400|easy|This cable channel gets its name from a Utah film festival|Sundance
24/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I'M CONCERNED...|$1200|hard|'Oxfam' is short for the Oxford Committee for this Relief|Famine
24/02/2004|Jeopardy!|FOOD CHAIN|$800|hard|'Dip Into Something Different' at the Melting Pot, found across the nation, & specializing in this Swiss dish|fondue
29/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGE LAB|$400|easy|It's the only country in the world with Latin as an official language|Vatican City
16/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HITS OF THE '60s|$1200|hard|Elvis had 2 No. 1 hits based on Italian songs: 'Surrender' & this one based on 'O Sole Mio'|'It's Now Or Never'
17/04/2006|Jeopardy!|RIDE WITHOUT A LICENSE|$1000|hard|In 1980 2 Minnesota brothers formed a company to make these as an off-season hockey training device|Rollerblades
20/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$200|easy|Oui! Oui!  In 2000 this 'French Chef' became the first U.S. chef to receive France's Legion of Honor|Julia Child
13/05/2011|Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|I'm going to use my power of this to tell you it's from the Latin for 'supplying a hint'|suggestion
21/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HOUSE OF PI|$600|medium|Pi is the ratio of the circle's circumference to this|Diameter
02/11/1988|Jeopardy!|'FOR' WORDS|$200|easy|A college team might have to do this for games played with ineligible team members|forfeit
23/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BETTER KNOWN AS...|$1000|hard|Singer Shahnour Aznavourian|Charles Aznavour
25/04/2003|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$400|easy|A calendar month is an arbitrary number; a synodic month or a sidereal month is based on the movement of this|the moon
15/03/2006|Final Jeopardy!|NATURE|None|None|Far from the mainland, Hawaii is poor in native mammals: it has 2, a type of seal & a type of this, order Chiroptera|a bat
03/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BIG CITY MAYORS|$400|easy|Havana-born Manny Diaz|Miami
05/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A BYZANTINE CATEGORY|$800|hard|Byzantine jurists helped Emperor Justinian assemble what's known as the Justinian one of these|a code
25/12/1997|Jeopardy!|'G' MOVIES|$100|easy|This 1993 Bill Murray hit is the perfect video to watch over & over again on February 2|Groundhog Day
27/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL EUROPE|$2000|hard|A cliff above a dangerous part of the Rhine, or a siren said to lure boatmen to their doom there|Lorelei
06/10/2010|Jeopardy!|WE GET LETTERS|$200|easy|On a treasure map, it 'marks the spot'|X
24/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HAIFA LOAF|$800|hard|Haifa was a target of scud missiles from this country during the Persian Gulf War of 1991|Iraq
04/12/2006|Jeopardy!|AROUND LOS ANGELES|$800|hard|This building is named for a place you can buy rubber bands and file folders|Staples Center
25/03/2010|Jeopardy!|& I LIVE WITH MY PARENTS|$400|easy|Uh, Dad? I kinda crashed your Land Cruiser SUV made by this car co.; the 2009 model starts at nearly $65,000; I'm a little short|Toyota
20/04/1999|Jeopardy!|THE DOGS|$500|medium|This dog wants you to take a bite out of crime|McGruff the Crime Dog
02/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|I BIT OFF MORE THAN I COULD CHEW|$1600|hard|In 9 minutes, Sonya Thomas dined on 11 pounds of this cheesy dessert from a Brooklyn restaurant|cheesecake
22/11/2007|Jeopardy!|POTLUCK|$600|medium|From the French for 'chart', it's the proper term for a person who designs & prepares maps|cartographer
11/05/1990|Jeopardy!|COOKING|$300|easy|To make chicken a la this, you usually need mushrooms & pimientos|Chicken a la king
14/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LOVE POETRY WITH JOHNNY GILBERT|$1000|hard|She wasn't so 'saint'ly when she wrote the following: ('What lips my lips have kissed and where and why I have forgotten and what arms have lain under my head til morning')|Edna St. Vincent Millay
17/11/2011|Jeopardy!|'FUN' IN|$200|easy|A professional solicitor of financial contributions for charity|fundraiser
15/10/2002|Jeopardy!|WORLD GOVERNMENT|$600|medium|Brazil's legislature includes the Chamber of these, also found working for sheriffs|Deputies
25/05/2001|Jeopardy!|HARD ROCK CAFE|$200|easy|At No. 4, this Robert Plant band's highest-charting U.S. hit was 1969's 'Whole Lotta Love'|Led Zeppelin
23/10/2002|Jeopardy!|'R'RRRRRRRRR|$200|easy|Sometimes it's necessary to do this, meaning to reload your computer's operating system|reboot
14/12/1998|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN ANATOMY|$400|easy|If a Russian has a pain in his zheludok, this, he may take some tzums|Stomach
21/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|RECENT MOVIES|$800|hard|After being dead for 7 minutes, Ricky Gervais sees & hears dead people in this 2008 comedy|Ghost Town
09/12/2009|Jeopardy!|THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR|$400|easy|These 2 Axis powers backed & supplied the rebel Fascist revolt|Germany & Italy
01/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH KOREA|$1200|hard|In the center of the South Korean flag is this symbol of universal balance|yin and yang
08/11/1990|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$300|easy|The Ciceronian Age followed by the Augustan Age created the Golden Age of literature in this language|Latin
19/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICA|$600|medium|Of the U.S. states with active volcanoes, this state is the largest in area|Alaska
27/06/2011|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$600|medium|The word 'drama' comes from the Greek for this verb, which as a noun also means one section of a drama|act
25/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL PUNISHMENT|$400|easy|In the Middle East: Amman|Jordan
06/12/2007|Jeopardy!|'A' IN SCIENCE|$200|easy|This term for a plant or animal with a marked deficiency of pigmentation comes from the Latin for 'white'|albino
01/04/2005|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITAL IDEAS|$1400|hard|Originally Le Fleur's Bluff, it was renamed for a war hero who would become president|Jackson (Mississippi)
13/10/2010|Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT ANTARCTICA|$200|easy|(Tom Ritchie presents the clue from Antarctica.)  The 1959 Antarctic Treaty opened the continent to science & made possible such findings as this hole in the atmosphere in the 1980s|the ozone
09/11/1999|Jeopardy!|LAND FORMATIONS|$400|easy|Squaw, Death, Great Rift|Valleys
20/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LOBBYISTS|$400|easy|Bob Chase, the president of this teachers' union, has a regular column in the Washington Post|NEA (National Education Association)
24/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMER. WOMEN|$1000|hard|Even after their marriage ended, this Osage Indian was still Balanchine's Sugar Plum Fairy|(Maria) Tallchief
01/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THE TEA|$1000|hard|The world's greatest tea producing country, by far, is this one, not China|India
09/12/1999|Jeopardy!|THE 1999 EMMY AWARDS|$300|easy|This HBO series with 16 nominations only hit on 4|The Sopranos
20/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WE GOTTA GO|$2000|hard|If we trek to the southern section of this Egyptian peninsula, we can visit the mount of the same name|Sinai
01/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|EASTERN EUROPE|$800|hard|The Jadranska Magistrala, or Adriatic Highway, runs along this country's coast|Yugoslavia
10/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|KIDNAPPINGS|$1200|hard|Charles Glass, kidnapped in this Mideast country in 1987, escaped -- maybe because his captors let him|Lebanon
10/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SURPRISING SINGERS|$1200|hard|This 'Thorn Birds' actor made a charming prince in the Cinderella movie musical 'The Slipper and the Rose'|Richard Chamberlain
06/06/2002|Jeopardy!|'UP' WORDS|$1000|hard|This city is home to Sweden's oldest university|Uppsala
08/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|VETERINARY MEDICINE|$800|hard|Navicular disease usually refers to lameness in this animal's foreleg|a horse
04/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|6 DEGREES OF KEVIN BACON|$800|hard|Cindy Crawford was in 'Fair Game' with William Baldwin, who did this medical school thriller with Kevin|Flatliners
06/04/1998|Jeopardy!|THE DEVIL'S MUSIC|$500|medium|This Rolling Stones song says, 'Pleased to meet you, hope you guess my name'|Sympathy For The Devil
01/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BEYOND .COM|$1200|hard|If disseminating facts, knowledge, the 411, try this 4-letter domain, used by New York State's MTA|info
27/04/2011|Jeopardy!|MISSING LYRICS|$1000|hard|'What goes up must come down, ___ ___ got to go 'round'|spinning wheel
18/09/2006|Jeopardy!|MORTAL MATTERS|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Ireland.)  It's June 16, 2006, a day of mourning in Ireland for Charles Haughey, 3-time Taoiseach, or holder of this office|prime minister
12/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CONTINENTAL SETTINGS|$1600|hard|'The Plague' by Camus|Africa
15/11/1995|Jeopardy!|HERBS & SPICES|$200|easy|The Madras type of this Indian spice mixture is hotter than the standard kind|Curry
22/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CONNERY...SEAN CONNERY|$200|easy|Sean was born in this capital city in 1930|Edinburgh, Scotland
21/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$6000|hard|In 1726 this German composer became a naturalized British subject|(George Frideric) Handel
30/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'RE'SEARCH|$2000|hard|It's the term for sums of money sent back to their homelands by immigrants in the U.S.|remittances
22/12/2010|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|None|None|The day affer the 15th Amendment took effect, Thomas Peterson became the 1st Afr. American to do this under its provisions|vote
11/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE COLOR PURPLE|$400|easy|Established by George Washington in 1782, it can also be given to P.O.W.s who've been mistreated|Purple Heart
03/10/2000|Jeopardy!|YOU DO THE MATH|$200|easy|The number of legs on a spider plus the number of legs on a fly|14 (8 + 6)
04/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN AUTHORS|$1000|hard|From 1917 to 1919 this poet from Maine was an actress & playwright with the Provincetown Players|Edna St. Vincent Millay
27/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL DATEBOOK|$200|easy|On Feb. 26, 1979 this leader made a triumphant return to Iran|Ayatollah Khomeini
14/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|'50S TV|$600|medium|When ill or on vacation, this man was replaced by 'Bison Bill'|Buffalo Bob
08/07/2004|Jeopardy!|'CHA'|$1000|hard|On a map of Africa, this country is 'dangling' off the right side of Niger|Chad
19/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'SH'!!|$800|hard|Mole relative that might need taming|a shrew
28/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHS & LEGENDS|$200|easy|Our word museum came from places associated with this group that included Erato, Calliope & Clio|The Muses
02/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BIG BOOKS|$200|easy|Webster's 3rd defines it 'a reference book containing words usually alphabetically arranged...'|Dictionary
22/01/1997|Jeopardy!|FRUIT BOWL|$300|easy|Bosc, Comice, Asian|Pears
09/03/1999|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL NAMES|$100|easy|Bonnie Blue Butler was the daughter of this colorful woman|Scarlett O'Hara
12/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FUHGEDDABOUDIT!  IT'S BROOKLYN|$200|easy|This Brooklyn amusement park area lent its name to a type of hot dog|Coney Island
04/09/2002|Jeopardy!|CONSTITUTIONAL POWERS OF CONGRESS|$1000|hard|Article I, Section 8 says Congress can make this, regulate its value & punish people who copy it|money
28/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|UNREAL ESTATE|$1200|hard|In a Jane Austen novel, this medieval abbey sparks Catherine Morland's Gothic fantasies|Northanger Abbey
16/06/2008|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICAN AUTHORS|None|None|In 1958 he wrote, 'Brazil was beastly but Buenos Aires was the best. Not Tiffany's, but almost'|Truman Capote
03/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|YOU ARE SO FOXY!|$1600|hard|It immediately precedes 'golf' in the NATO phonetic radio alphabet|foxtrot
12/03/2001|Jeopardy!|IF I HAD A HAMMER...|$500|medium|William Wallace's nemesis, Edward I of England, was called the hammer of these people|Scots
16/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$1200|hard|In 2003 Portland coach Maurice Cheeks got an 'assist' before the game when a 13-year-old girl forgot these|the words to 'The Star-Spangled Banner'
09/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A DEVIL'S DICTIONARY|$4000|hard|When used with 'the', this last name of a British author is an exclamation meaning 'the devil!'|Dickens
02/07/2008|Jeopardy!|WE'RE NOT IN KANSAS ANYMORE|$1000|hard|We've left Lawrence, Kansas for Lawrence in this state, Leonard Bernstein's birthplace|Massachusetts
30/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF FOOD|$400|easy|Sauerbraten|Germany
29/01/1999|Jeopardy!|PLAYGROUND PUNCHLINES|$300|easy|It's what you call a 5,000 pound gorilla|Whatever he wants
20/05/1998|Jeopardy!|THAT'S COOL|$500|medium|Born Artis Ivey Jr., this father of 6 picked up the 1995 Best Rap Solo Performance Grammy|Coolio
20/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MEL BROOKS FILMS|$600|medium|Zero Mostel has a hit with the play 'Springtime For Hitler' in this 1968 classic|The Producers
04/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'H'|$800|hard|A house of shelter for pilgrims, or a homelike facility that provides care for the terminally ill|a hospice
09/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|McLOVIN'|$1200|hard|The tagline for this Emma Thompson film is 'You'll learn to love her. Warts and all'|Nanny McPhee
11/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THE A LA 'MODE'|$2000|hard|Mussorgsky's moniker|modest
17/06/1999|Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES' MIDDLE NAMES|$500|medium|Mary Mastrantonio|Elizabeth
17/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LOOK OUT 'BELL'OW|$1000|hard|As one word, it's a plant also called deadly nightshade; as 2 words, a Stevie Nicks album|belladonna/'Bella Donna'
08/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH CITIES?|$800|hard|Multiple episodes of military service in a war zone, population 137,000|Tours
10/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CARRIAGES|$1600|hard|Designed by & named for a British architect in 1834, this carriage featured an elevated rear driver's seat|the Hansom carriage
27/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FIVE THE 'ARD' WAY|$800|hard|The headquarters for London's metropolitan police|Scotland Yard
24/12/2010|Jeopardy!|PUNDITS|$800|hard|The title of TV's 'Morning' this doesn't refer to coffee but to ex-congressman Scarborough|Joe
07/02/1986|Jeopardy!|'TIME'LY SONGS|$100|easy|'You must remember this', the theme song for 'Casablanca'|As Time Goes By
19/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ISLAND HOPPING|$4000|hard|The site of a major American naval victory over Japan in June 1942, it's located 1,300 miles northwest of Hawaii|Midway
21/11/2002|Jeopardy!|ORIGINAL CRAYOLA COLORS|$200|easy|If you were jealous of someone's pack of crayons, you'd be this 'with envy'|green
17/01/1991|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$300|easy|Galileo is said to have done gravity experiments by dropping weights from this tower|Leaning Tower of Pisa
10/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|STRIKE FORCES|$1200|hard|In 1994 this country formed a new special forces group, the Kommando Spezialkraefte|Germany
04/05/2005|Jeopardy!|ATTILA THE HUN|$200|easy|The Latins called Attila Flagellum Dei, which means this|Scourge of God
27/10/1992|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$500|medium|Formerly of Cream, this legendary rock guitarist is nicknamed 'Slowhand'|Eric Clapton
17/05/2007|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL LINGO ORIGINS|$800|hard|This word for one in office (who may lean on supporters for funds) is from the Latin for 'lean on'|incumbent
30/12/1998|Jeopardy!|'OOPS'|$400|easy|They keep a barrel's staves together|Hoops
11/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|COSMOPOLITAN|$800|hard|A granite cone called Sugar Loaf Mountain rises on a peninsula in Guanabara Bay in this cosmopolitan city|Rio de Janeiro
16/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|PULITZER PRIZE NOVELS|$400|easy|This 1932 winner begins with the marriage of Wang Lung & O-lan|The Good Earth
01/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PLANET OF THE CAPES|$1600|hard|I'm afraid you might not know this cape, formed by the confluence of the Deep & Haw Rivers in North Carolina|Cape Fear
31/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AUDIO BOOKS|$1600|hard|This book by David Sedaris about attempting to speak French may be best experienced in the author's reading|Me Talk Pretty One Day
29/11/1999|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL VOICES|$100|easy|Jesus 'cried out with a loud voice' & commanded this dead man to 'come forth'|Lazarus
20/12/2001|Jeopardy!|1995|$400|easy|The Nobel prize went to 3 men for their studies on the depletion of this layer of the atmosphere|the ozone
18/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ROSSINI OPERAS|$1600|hard|This 1819 Rossini opera is based on a poem by Sir Walter Scott|The Lady of the Lake
04/02/2011|Jeopardy!|GOLF|$200|easy|Term for the No. 1 wood, or the person using it|a driver
27/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLEXES|$200|easy|NYC's Rockefeller Center was once also known by this name, preserved in its 'Music Hall'|Radio City
02/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO THE 1950S|$200|easy|This center fielder tore up the minors in Trenton, but let's see what he does for the Giants|Willie Mays
07/03/2001|Jeopardy!|'DIS'INTEGRATION|$100|easy|To expel an attorney from the legal profession|Disbar
04/12/1998|Jeopardy!|WHEN WAS THAT, PIERRE?|$1000|hard|Une annee horrible was this year of Napoleon's death, 6 years after Waterloo|1821
18/11/1987|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE ROLES|$300|easy|'Barbarosa'|Willie Nelson
14/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LAW|$800|hard|A judgement or decision of a court cited as an example or analogy to justify a similar decision|Precedent
29/11/2001|Jeopardy!|A,E,I,O,U|$200|easy|1960s NBA superstar guard Robertson was known as 'The Big' this|O
04/01/2012|Jeopardy!|ODDITIES|$200|easy|A 2004 contest saw 'Brain Freeze' beat out 'Growling Stomach' & 'Tennis Elbow' to be added to this electric game|Operation
30/03/2011|Jeopardy!|'GENERAL' JOB INFORMATION|$400|easy|In 1775 the Continental Congress appointed man of letters Benjamin Franklin to this job|postmaster general
02/12/2004|Jeopardy!|3rd GRADERS KNOW THIS STUFF|$600|medium|The predicate of a sentence tells what this part is or does|the subject
27/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CHARLES V|$1500|hard|In 1522 Charles introduced this Spanish institution to the Netherlands to persecute Protestants|The Inquisition
09/03/2010|Jeopardy!|WHERE'S RALPH WALDO?|$1000|hard|Emerson is mystically in four states at once at this 2-word location|Four Corners
08/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PEN NAMES|$1000|hard|Rosemary Jansze, who was born in Ceylon, writes her romance novels under this married name|Rosemary Rogers
07/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ODD WORDS|$800|hard|Now meaning 'drivel', it used to be a trick to gain applause|claptrap
15/07/2003|Jeopardy!|PEN NAMES|$1000|hard|In 1884 Louis E. Waterman patented the first practical one of these|fountain pen
19/01/2009|Jeopardy!|WHICH IS TALLEST?|$200|easy|Kobe, LeBron, Yao|Yao (Ming)
21/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$1000|hard|This prosecutor of Charles Manson gives his take on the O.J. Simpson trial in his bestseller 'Outrage'|Vincent Bugliosi
19/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ART TECHNIQUE|$2000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew fiddles with some classical whiskers.)  This term for deliberately blurring an area, as Titian did here, sounds like a combination of 'scramble' & 'jumble'|scumble
09/06/2006|Jeopardy!|PRISON LIFE|$200|easy|Federal prison camps, also called this level of security, may have no perimieter fencing|minimum security
12/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MARSUPIAL RHYME TIME|$1600|hard|Machine that provides warnth for a 'banded' marsupial insectivore|an anteater heater
29/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|I'M WARNING YOU...|$1000|hard|Title of a 1972 Tennessee Williams play, they're advisories put out to boat-owners in high winds|small craft warnings
27/10/1997|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RHYME TIME|$300|easy|Eastwood's candies|Clint's mints
11/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN FILM DIRECTORS|$1000|hard|Jane Campion, director of 'The Piano', grew up in Waikanae in this country|New Zealand
27/01/2000|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$500|medium|This Canadian island is separated from the mainland by the Strait of Belle Isle & the Gulf of St. Lawrence|Newfoundland
06/07/1993|Jeopardy!|MODERN HISTORY|$400|easy|From 1961-65 this revolutionary served as Cuba's Minister of Industry|Che Guevara
24/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|STOCK SYMBOLS|$1000|hard|You don't need a Visa to visit this bank's stock symbol, CMB|Chase Manhattan Bank
25/06/1996|Double Jeopardy!|PULITZER PRIZE WINNERS|$600|medium|This American historian, born Barbara Wertheim in 1912, won 2 Pulitzers for general nonfiction|Barbara Tuchman
02/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST THINGS FIRST|$1800|hard|Not surprisingly, the first architecture dept. at a college was established at this Boston-area school in 1865|MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
12/05/2008|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE COURSES|$400|easy|Major in this -ology at Colgate & you'll take 'Human Condition' or 'Learning and Cognition' before you're a senior|psychology
21/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MONARCHS FORMERLY KNOWN AS PRINCE|$800|hard|Not much is known of his princely years, but as king he spent 2 decades of conquest uniting the Hawaiian islands|Kamehameha
22/11/2002|Final Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|None|None|1 of the 2 planets of the solar system not represented in Gustav Holst's 1916 work 'The Planets'|1 of (Earth and Pluto)
12/03/2004|Jeopardy!|YES, I'VE ETON|$800|hard|James Oglethorpe went to Eton, did other stuff, then founded this colony in America|Georgia
14/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$400|easy|From 1822 to 1960 this city served as Brazil's capital|Rio de Janeiro
12/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LEE|$400|easy|When Lee was little, his father went to jail for this, like Charles Dickens' dad a few years later|Debt
06/07/2000|Jeopardy!|SUN|$300|easy|If the sun burns out, we'll need another light source emitting 3.83 x 10 to the 26th power of these units|watts
19/01/2012|Jeopardy!|THE EVOLUTION OF 'M'USIC|$600|medium|This singer of 'Jack & Diane' had to fight to record under his own name|John Mellencamp
16/03/2007|Jeopardy!|GREEN BEERS|$400|easy|Brittany Evans is the new icon for this beer that's named in honor of an old German monastery|St. Pauli's
04/07/2005|Jeopardy!|LITERARY QUOTES|$800|hard|(1300s) 'Turn, Beatrice! ...O turn thy saintly sight on this thy faithful one'|The Divine Comedy
28/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LADIES IN SPACE|$1200|hard|In 1984 Kathryn Sullivan became the 1st U.S. woman to walk in space as this woman made her second shuttle trip|Sally Ride
02/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PUBLISHING|$200|easy|By custom, books printed in the U.S. carry this library's card catalogue number on the copyright page|Library of Congress
20/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY POKER|$400|easy|In this type of poker, the bidding is done with articles of clothing|strip poker
10/07/2006|Jeopardy!|PHOTOGRAPHY|$800|hard|This box whose name is Latin for 'dark chamber' was used to produce large images before photography|a camera obscura
07/12/2004|Jeopardy!|IT'S OUR TURN TO SACK ROME!!!|$3800|hard|455 A.D.: These people, whose name is now synonymous with pillage & destruction, sack Rome|the Vandals
24/09/2007|Jeopardy!|'C'HEESE|$800|hard|This French cheese from the Normandy area was first packaged in small cylindrical boxes in 1890|camembert
30/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|IN HAVANA|$2000|hard|A 450' monument to this Cuban poet & 'Father of the Nation' stands in Havana's Havana's Revolution Square|José Martí
11/01/2010|Jeopardy!|WORD PLAY|$400|easy|Eugene O'Neill asked that this piece not be produced until after his death|Long Day's Journey into Night
12/02/1999|Jeopardy!|HISTORY OF PASSION|$400|easy|This British Secretary of War resigned in 1963 due to a sex scandal|John Profumo
19/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE CINEMA|$1200|hard|(Hi, I'm Leonard Maltin)  Despite its title, this film takes place mostly in Minneapolis & Brainerd, Minnesota (you betcha)|Fargo
04/10/2006|Jeopardy!|PLAY THIS|$1000|hard|DDR for short, this groovy game can help keep you in shape|Dance Dance Revolution
18/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS RIVALRIES|$400|easy|The 'Freeway Series' pits these 2 West Coast baseball teams against each other|the Dodgers & Angels
16/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ARABIC|$800|hard|The number 3 is talaata, & this day of the week is El Talaat|Tuesday
05/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHY SO BLUE?|$1600|hard|The vase seen here is made from this semiprecious stone|lapis lazuli
21/05/1992|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL TRANSPORTATION|$200|easy|Numbers 7 mentions covered ones pulled by oxen|wagons
22/04/1997|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$200|easy|These 2 ducts lead from the ovaries to the uterus|Fallopian tubes
28/04/2000|Jeopardy!|SPRING|$300|easy|In 1994 this NBA star was in spring training with the Class AA Birmingham Barons baseball team|Michael Jordan
09/12/2005|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL CURRENCIES|$600|medium|A biblical unit of weight equal to about a half ounce developed into this Israeli unit of currency|a shekel
25/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$1000|hard|Italian for 'first lady', the leading opera singer in a company|a prima donna
25/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CURLY|$2000|hard|The baron cuts off one of Belinda's curls in this poem by Alexander Pope|The Rape of the Lock
08/02/1999|Jeopardy!|BRAIN STRAIN|$300|easy|A group of things of the same kind, or scenery constructed for a theatrical performance|Set
10/06/1999|Jeopardy!|1941|$400|easy|In 1941 George Halas coached this team to a 37-9 victory over the New York Giants in the NFL title game|Chicago Bears
02/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|POPES NAMED CLEM|$800|hard|In 1309 Clement V became the first pope to reside in this French town|Avignon
17/11/1992|Jeopardy!|CHAMPIONS|$100|easy|Their 1991 NBA championship was the first in the club's 25-year history|Chicago Bulls
27/05/2009|Jeopardy!|A SNEEZY CATEGORY|$400|easy|The orbicularis oculi reflexively closes these when you sneeze|your eyes
19/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$1200|hard|'Resilience' is the appropriate title of a book by this cancer-stricken political wife|Elizabeth Edwards
29/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|DEAD LINES|$400|easy|1957: This movie star was 'The masculine counterpart of the girl of easy virtue who has a heart of gold'|Humphrey Bogart
20/11/1996|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE HOUSE|$100|easy|Originally a case to hold medieval goblets called hanaps, it's a covered basket used for laundry|Hamper
02/01/2008|Jeopardy!|IT'S ON THE TIP OF MY TONGUE|$1000|hard|Oh man, this guy...  Was director of scientific studies at the Ecole Normale in 1857...  Him'-ization'...  Help me out here!|(Louis) Pasteur
08/11/1999|Jeopardy!|BANDS OF THE '90s|$100|easy|'Hit So Hard' by this Courtney Love group was heard on the season 2 finale of 'Dawson's Creek'|Hole
17/09/2002|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY EXPRESSIONS|$800|hard|Someone who looks impressive or powerful but is in fact neither is said to be a 'paper' one of these animals|tiger
13/06/2003|Jeopardy!|KEEP THE FAITH|$400|easy|Abbreviated TM, it came to prominence through the work of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi|Transcendental Meditation
28/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|6-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|Officially, Prince Albert of Monaco is this 'tranquil' kind of highness|serene
28/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$1000|hard|This John Gray book about the differences between the sexes has been a bestseller for more than 3 years|Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus
06/12/2004|Jeopardy!|QUOTH THE RAVEN?|$200|easy|What word to follow?  This ship from a Gilbert & Sullivan operetta, minus the H.M.S., of course, quoth the raven...|Pinafore
01/06/1999|Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHIES|$200|easy|A 1991 book about this actor, JFK's brother-in-law, is subtitled 'The Man Who Kept the Secrets'|Peter Lawford
06/04/1998|Jeopardy!|THEY'RE HISTORY!|$200|easy|Having lost about half his troops whil crossing the Alps, he recruited about 15,000 Gauls|Hannibal
06/01/1999|Jeopardy!|FDR|$300|easy|While attending this school, FDR was editor of its newspaper, The Crimson|Harvard
08/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FAST FOOD|$800|hard|This 'Pizza! Pizza!' company's logo is a small man in a toga & sandals|Little Caesars
09/11/2005|Jeopardy!|PODCAST INCORPORATED|$600|medium|We aren't sure if the podcasts for this Sci Fi Channel show are created by humans or Cylons|Battlestar Galactica
23/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$1100|hard|Milton Friedman, or a London magazine founded in 1843 that might discuss his views|The Economist
27/05/2010|Jeopardy!|TREES COMPANY|$400|easy|This tall tree can be lodgepole or ponderosa|a pine
18/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESSES|$400|easy|'If there's one thing that has unified Democrats and Republicans, it's that we all hated the bank bailout'|Barack Obama
02/10/1997|Jeopardy!|THAT'S A WRAP!|$500|medium|These 'clothes' wrap up an infant so he can't move|Swaddling clothes
31/03/1993|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH TV TRIVIA|$1000|hard|One of the prime time series whose theme was sung by its star, Greg Evigan|B.J. and the Bear (or My Two Dads or P.S. I Luv U)
03/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 21st CENTURY ROCKS|$400|easy|Even after their Grammy wins, this trio is 'Not Ready To Make Nice'  'But I’ve always found my way somehow / By taking the long way around...'|The Dixie Chicks
09/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$600|medium|Paul Tulane gave a substantial endowment to a school in this city, and it was renamed in his honor|New Orleans
28/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FOODSPEAK|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew)  The type of sandwich which I'm attempting to eat is named for this comic strip character|Dagwood Bumstead
11/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CNN 25: SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY|$1600|hard|It's the alphanumeric problem that for many marred the celebration seen here|the Y2K bug
20/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH CLASS|$1000|hard|The antecedent in the sentence 'John left the book he brought to school on the bus.'|John
07/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$400|easy|During WWII this future president was supreme commander of the Allies in Europe|Dwight D. Eisenhower
29/01/1997|Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$300|easy|It's the branch of chemistry that studies compounds containing carbon|organic chemistry
14/04/2011|Jeopardy!|SOUP & SALAD|$800|hard|Beware: the soup called 'mock' this is actually made from a calf's head cooked in water|turtle
11/12/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$200|easy|This state has only 5 counties, with Providence the largest in area|Rhode Island
08/04/2003|Jeopardy!|TV GUIDE|$400|easy|The 1981 issue seen here featured prime-time vixens Pamela Sue Martin, Morgan Fairchild & this 'Knots Landing' star|Donna Mills
09/12/1999|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'K'|$500|medium|Designing Donna (5)|Karan
18/11/1994|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$200|easy|Free from illness or precipitation falling in the form of large ice pellets|Hale/Hail
04/10/1999|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$400|easy|[Hi, I'm Camryn Manheim]  This D.C. university is named for the educator who helped develop American Sign Language|Gallaudet
15/12/2010|Jeopardy!|ONE FACT AMONG THE FALSE GOSSIP|$200|easy|She & Billy Ray are doing a Metallica tribute album! She voiced Penny in the film 'bolt'! She has 14 toes!|Miley Cyrus
01/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ANGOLAN HISTORY|$2000|hard|Angola's borders were not fixed until 1926 & the resolution of a dispute with what's now this nation due south|Namibia
17/09/2010|Jeopardy!|TALK LIKE A PIRATE|$800|hard|It be the horse noted for grace and intelligence, seen here|Arabian
30/04/2010|Jeopardy!|GREAT WORK|$800|hard|In 1880, this actress made a tour de force portraying 18th c. actress Adrienne Lecouvreur|Sarah Bernhardt
15/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|17-LETTER WORDS|$4800|hard|This adjective means 'thwarting an intended goal', like living on credit while trying to save money|counterproductive
16/04/2003|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC PAIRINGS|$400|easy|...& the Miami Sound Machine|Gloria Estefan
26/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LAWYERS, GUNS & MONEY|$400|easy|It's a malt liquor, a gun or a former Houston Major League Baseball team|Colt .45
18/06/2003|Jeopardy!|WILLIAM McKINLEY NEVER...|$600|medium|...rode this type of alliterative item seen here|boogie board
14/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BOATING|$400|easy|It's the law: one of these for each person aboard|life vest/preserver
13/06/2003|Jeopardy!|METAPHORS|$600|medium|To leave a ship in dangerous fashion, or to express excessive enthusiasm|go overboard
17/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$200|easy|According to legend, he was a swineherd before he conquered the Incas|Francisco Pizarro
01/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PETS|$2000|hard|The Syrian or golden type of this isn't a good child's pet as it's nocturnal & can be crabby & nippy by day|a hamster
20/03/1997|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$200|easy|To disdain an eared vegetable|Scorn corn
09/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN AMERICANS|$1600|hard|Carl Stokes, the first black mayor of a major U.S. city, was mayor of this Ohio metropolis from 1967 to 1971|Cleveland
15/12/2006|Jeopardy!|UNUSUAL ANIMALS|$200|easy|In 2006 the Riverbanks Zoo in S.C. exhibited a rare white (but not albino) one of these crocodilians|an alligator
13/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|JAMES JOYCE'S DUBLIN|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Dublin, Ireland.) This young hero of 'Ulysses' stands in this spot looking over the sea and pondering love's bitter mystery|Stephen Dedalus
02/12/1988|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICIANS|$200|easy|At age 9, Lorin Maazel shared the podium with L. Stokowski at this outdoor L.A. landmark|Hollywood Bowl
22/11/2011|Jeopardy!|OLD TESTAMENT WOMEN|$400|easy|Hadassah was the Hebrew name of this queen for whom an Old Testament book is named|Esther
05/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH POETS & POETRY|$2000|hard|He knew a lot about 'Stone Walls': he was imprisoned in 1642 & 1648 & wrote famous poems both times|Richard Lovelace
12/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ED-UCATION|$1200|hard|This conservation-conscious co-star of St. Elsewhere was once L.A.'s environmental affairs commissioner|Ed Begley, Jr.
17/06/1993|Jeopardy!|THE 'LONG' & THE 'SHORT' OF IT|$500|medium|Even though he was Teddy Roosevelt's son-in-law, he supported W.H. Taft in the 1912 presidential campaign|(Nicholas) Longworth
16/05/2003|Jeopardy!|BRAIN STRAIN|$400|easy|The briefest margin of victory in Olympic history, .002 seconds, occurred in this sledding event added in 1964|luge
11/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GET TOGETHER|$600|medium|From middle English for a pack of animals, it's a disorganized mob that may have a 'rouser'|Rabble
24/06/2011|Jeopardy!|SITCOM BY CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|Jack McFarland, Karen Walker (not the title characters)|Will & Grace
12/04/2007|Jeopardy!|THERE ARE NO SMALL PARTS|$600|medium|Although originally a Hindu structure, Borobudur is the largest stupa or temple of this religion on Java|Buddhism
15/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$1000|hard|In 1742 he became professor of botany at Upsala, Sweden|Carl Linnaeus
24/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LYRICS FROM MUSICALS|$1600|hard|'Once I'm with the Wizard my whole life will change, 'cuz once you're with the Wizard no one thinks you're strange'|Wicked
27/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PALINDROMIC WORDS|$400|easy|If others are unaware of your merits, it might be time to do this to your own horn|toot
14/07/1998|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'I'|$300|easy|Pianists tickle them (7)|Ivories
04/07/1995|Jeopardy!|THE EMMYS|$300|easy|In 1977 it was said that she 'won by a bionic vote' as best actress in a drama series|Lindsay Wagner
01/03/2006|Jeopardy!|EIGHTH NOTES|$800|hard|In Hinduism, Krishna is considered the eighth earthly incarnation of this preserver god|Vishnu
25/03/2003|Jeopardy!|THE ANCIENTS SPEAK|$1500|hard|He told Ptolemy I, 'There is no royal road to geometry'|Euclid
07/04/2006|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC LITERATURE|$200|easy|'The Honor and Glory of Whaling' is a chapter in this American masterpiece|Moby-Dick
15/06/2007|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$1000|hard|In Chicago Joe Rostenkowski was boss of the 32nd of these political divisions|wards
15/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE PLOT THICKENS|$800|hard|A 1683 plot targeted this 'Merry Monarch' of England because of his pro-Catholic policies|Charles II
13/01/2012|Jeopardy!|FROM PAGE TO SCREEN|$200|easy|This animated 2001 movie about a green ogre was based on a William Steig story|Shrek
11/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GUINNESS RECORDS|$2000|hard|With a designed speed of 128 mph, the fastest of these rides is Kingda Ka at Six Flags in New Jersey|a roller coaster
30/10/2006|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'N'|$400|easy|Addictive tobacco stimulant (8)|nicotine
06/02/2008|Jeopardy!|GOVERNORS|$1000|hard|In 2001 Ruth Ann Minner became the first female governor of this small Eastern state|Delaware
30/10/2006|Jeopardy!|FAST FOOD NATION|$400|easy|When this big burger debuted at Burger King in 1957, it cost a mere 37 cents|the Whopper
05/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GET PHYSICS-AL|$1200|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows an animated diagram on the monitor.)  The distance x that a runner will cover from a standing start is given by the equation x = 1/2 at2, where t is time & a stands for this|acceleration
04/11/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S MY LINE|$800|hard|'How all occasions do inform against me and spur my dull revenge!'|Hamlet
16/02/2007|Jeopardy!|TV SHOW PEOPLE|$400|easy|Milhouse Van Houten, Edna Krabappel, Manjula Nahasapeemapetilon|The Simpsons
29/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL U.S.A.|$400|easy|A contest for blowing these shells is a highlight of Old Island Days in Key West, Florida|Conch shells
05/04/2000|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER MAGAZINES|$500|medium|Carey Lowell wrote about Deepak Chopra for this Conde Nast magazine of personal well-being|Self
05/07/2011|Jeopardy!|SWEET TREATS|$800|hard|The yellow label of this Nestle candy bar says it's 'crispety, crunchety, peanut-buttery'|Butterfingers
06/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$1000|hard|This French Protestant reformer died in Geneva in 1564|John Calvin
19/07/2011|Jeopardy!|CELEBRATED ON THEIR BIRTHDAYS|$600|medium|Arbor Day in California, March 7|Luther Burbank
26/07/2007|Jeopardy!|DOWN SOUTH|$200|easy|For authentic Cajun & Creole dishes, head down south to this 'Bayou State'|Louisiana
13/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC CLASS|$2000|hard|This composer's works include a somber 'Funeral Ode in Memory of Lenin' & a scintillating 'Sabre Dance'|Aram Khachaturian
12/12/2000|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL MIDDLE NAMES|$500|medium|Birchard|Rutherford B. Hayes
15/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GAME SHOWS|$2600|hard|He hosted 'Scattergories' for 5 months in 1993; that show just didn't have the power of the pyramid|Dick Clark
19/10/2006|Jeopardy!|SATURDAY|$1000|hard|At age 3, as Bubbles Silverman, this opera star sang on a Sat. morning radio show, 'Uncle Bob's Rainbow House'|Beverly Sills
06/12/2007|Jeopardy!|'A' IN SCIENCE|$1000|hard|This inert gas is atomic number 18; you should 'naut' search any further|argon
15/11/2007|Jeopardy!|BALLET|$1000|hard|As a law student in St. Petersburg, this man became interested in the arts, & in 1909 he founded the Ballets Russes|Diaghilev
13/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$1000|hard|The name of this city at the hub of California's San Joaquin Valley is Spanish for 'Ash Tree'|Fresno
12/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A ROLE IN THE HAY|$800|hard|Meryl Streep played this beautiful blonde bumpkin in her high school's production of 'Li'l Abner'|Daisy Mae
13/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|In 'The Tempest' he was the rightful Duke of Milan, although his brother threw him out of the city|Prospero
21/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR-WINNING SONGS|$1200|hard|'Lose Yourself' won this rapper an Oscar in 2003, but he took its title to heart & didn't show up to accept|Eminem
14/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CAAN|$1600|hard|In a classic 1970 TV movie, Caan portrayed this real-life cancer-stricken athlete|Brian Piccolo
14/04/2010|Jeopardy!|GORGE|$400|easy|Around 13 miles long, the Verdon Gorge in this country is ranked by some as Europe's most beautiful canyon|France
10/11/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN-AMERICANA|$1200|hard|While an editor for Random House books, she wrote her first novel, 'The Bluest Eye'|Toni Morrison
25/09/2008|Jeopardy!|DANCE FORMERS|$1000|hard|This great modern dancer was born in 1894 & she was still choreographing in 1990|Martha Graham
03/10/2002|Jeopardy!|THE FABULOUS (18)50s|$800|hard|On August 16, 1858 the first cable message across the Atlantic was sent from Queen Victoria to this U.S. president|James Buchanan
06/04/2010|Final Jeopardy!|THE ANIMAL KINGDOM|None|None|The coelacanth & the ivory-billed woodpecker are sometimes referred to as this biblical man 'species'|Lazarus
27/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|1997 BUSINESS NEWS|$400|easy|In July this retailer said it was closing 400 stores; it had nickeled-&-dimed itself to death|Woolworth's
29/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PLANT PARENTHOOD|$400|easy|The bulb used in cooking rarely produces seeds; most people break it into cloves & plant them|garlic
22/06/2005|Jeopardy!|POPULATIONS|$800|hard|About 1/3 of this Himalayan monarchy's population is Nepalese; most of the rest is of Tibetan ancestry|Bhutan
19/10/2001|Jeopardy!|LAST BUT NOT LEAST|$400|easy|Vadim Bakatin became the last head of this intelligence service in 1991|KGB
10/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT|$800|hard|Frank Lloyd Wright was the basis for Howard Roark, the uncompromising architect in this Ayn Rand novel|The Fountainhead
21/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE ROLE IN COMMON|$1600|hard|Rex Harrison & Eddie Murphy|Dr. Dolittle
01/06/1998|Jeopardy!|'C' OF LOVE|$400|easy|The youngest daughter of King Lear; the only one who really loved him|Cordelia
05/01/2006|Jeopardy!|STAR WARS|$200|easy|On the cover of a February 2005 People Magazine, it was 'Simon vs.' her, 'it's getting nasty!'|Paula Abdul
16/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECT TV|$800|hard|Richard Schiff directed 2 episodes of this political series on which he played Toby Ziegler|The West Wing
25/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DAYS OF OUR LIVES|$400|easy|May 14, 1998, when Frank Sinatra died & the last 'Seinfeld' aired, was this day of the week|Thursday
14/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S FIRSTS|$200|easy|In 1910 Madame La Baronne de Laroche of this country became the 1st certitifed woman pilot|France
24/03/2008|Jeopardy!|ONE OF THE 7 DEADLY SINS|$1000|hard|Phonetically, it sounds like 2 letters of the alphabet|envy
06/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION DESIGNERS|$1600|hard|Lose 1 letter from 'suit' and get this eclectic Chinese-American designer|(Anna) Sui
03/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN COMPASS BEARINGS|$4000|hard|Eloquent pacifist World War I film about German boys in the trenches|All Quiet on the Western Front
23/09/2011|Jeopardy!|INAUGURAL ADDRESSES|$400|easy|'I know that the acquisition of Louisiana had been disapproved by some'|(Thomas) Jefferson
28/01/2003|Jeopardy!|ENGLISH 'T'|$1000|hard|4 museums in England that house national collections bear the name of this sugar magnate|Sir Henry Tate
01/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PUTTING ON HEIRS|$1200|hard|As a younger son of Amyntas III, he never expected to rule Macedonia--but then his older brother died in battle|Philip
14/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$2000|hard|The church elder who lives in a lighthouse|beacon deacon
25/09/2006|Jeopardy!|'I' TUNES|$200|easy|In this first No. 1 country hit of his, Johnny Cash kept a close watch on his heart & his 'eyes wide open all the time'|I Walk The Line
16/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY 101|$2000|hard|Reigning until around 101, the first pope of this name that means 'merciful' wrote his own epistle to the Corinthians|Clement
30/05/2008|Jeopardy!|PAPERS|$800|hard|Legend says Strom Thurmond outlived the reporters who wrote his obit for The State, a paper in this state|South Carolina
09/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT A 19th CENTURY CHARACTER|$2000|hard|The besotted Hindley Earnshaw appears in this classic novel|Wuthering Heights
11/01/1996|Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$400|easy|This capital of Saudi Arabia was built at an oasis|Riyadh
29/11/1996|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$400|easy|The Mandir Mahotsav, which opened in England in August of 1995, is this religion's largest temple outside India|Hinduism
16/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BIG 10-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|A person with a body mass index of 27 is considered to be this|Overweight
24/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION DESIGNERS|$800|hard|Emmanuelle Khanh led a fashion revolution in France while she was creating the Chelsea look in England|Mary Quant
20/02/1990|Jeopardy!|BACKYARD GAMES|$400|easy|In this game 2 players join hands & form an arch that falls after the 'Take the key and lock her up' stanza|London Bridge
18/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL THINGS|$2000|hard|This playwright's theater on NYC's W. 49th Street isn't a historic site, but his home in Danville, California is|Eugene O'Neill
20/06/2006|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew points to a map of Southern California on the monitor that zooms in on a central region.)  This world-famous area within Los Angeles is also an adjective meaning flashy or glamorous|Hollywood
16/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'L'|$2000|hard|Elmore, who gave us 'Get Shorty' (7)|Leonard
29/06/2011|Jeopardy!|GOING GREEN|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew points at a diagram of the earth's atmosphere.) Water vapor and ozone are two of these gases, collectively known as GHGs, which keep heat from escaping the atmosphere|greenhouse gases
21/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES 'T'|$2000|hard|'Alice Adams' author Booth (10)|Tarkington
12/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$600|medium|Planet once thought unique, it no longer runs 'rings' around its neighbors|Saturn
27/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PALINDROMIC WORDS|$2000|hard|After recovering from paralysis around 1660, Mary Margaret Alacoque became a famous one of these|a nun
03/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BAD NEWS|$1000|hard|A strain of this virus, named for a river in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, killed over 240 people in 1995|Ebola virus
10/09/2002|Jeopardy!|ALSO AN AUTO|$400|easy|It won't tax you much to take a gamble & name this Riviera city 9 miles from Nice, France|Monte Carlo
19/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NOT ONE, NOT 2, BUT 3 Os|$6800|hard|In humans, any of the threadlike bodies that carry the genes in a linear order|a chromosome
01/03/2006|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE G WHIZ|$1000|hard|To overwhelm or bewilder, especially while playing a certain Parker Brothers word game|boggle
28/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LABOR UNIONS|$200|easy|This government agency that corrects unfair labor practices has its own union, the NLRBU|National Labor Relations Board
13/02/2007|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$800|hard|A weak, not in the best of health gastropod of the common garden variety|frail snail
27/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PLAY PENNERS|$400|easy|In 1956 this 'Crucible' writer refused to name names before HUAC & was convicted of contempt; he appealed & won|Arthur Miller
15/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$1200|hard|With few interrruptions, this family ruled the Holy Roman Empire for almost 400 years, from 1438-1806|Hapsburgs
10/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CONTINENTAL DRIFTING|$1600|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew stands in front of an ancient globe) Meaning 'all earth', it's the term Alfred Wegener gave to an historic, theoretical supercontinent|Pangaea
18/12/1997|Jeopardy!|IMPORTED CUISINE|$500|medium|From Italian for 'restaurateur', it's a small Italian restaurant you may find a treat|trattoria
19/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CABINET SECRETARIES|$1000|hard|He ran senatorial & presidential campaigns for George Bush & served as Bush's Secretary of State|James A. Baker
07/07/1995|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$300|easy|This U.S. first lady once taught dance in Grand Rapids|Betty Ford
05/03/2001|Jeopardy!|WHEN BENJY WAS PREZ|$100|easy|Toward the end of Benjamin Harrison's term, this man was elected president of the U.S. for a second time|Grover Cleveland
27/01/2000|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$200|easy|Mindanao in this island nation is one of the world's leading producers of Manila hemp|Philippines
12/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1800s|$1600|hard|In 1831 James Clark Ross pinpointed this spot; later Arctic studies found it had moved more than 150 miles|the north magnetic pole
02/02/2009|Jeopardy!|THE 1880s|$400|easy|She organized the first American Red Cross in 1881|Clara Barton
21/09/2001|Jeopardy!|OUR FUNNY ACCENTS|$500|medium|The person heard here grew up in this area of L.A. between the Santa Monica & San Gabriel mountains  'And I was like, 'Oh my God, whatever!' and Tiffany was like, 'For sure, you know, like...''|the San Fernando Valley
03/01/1997|Jeopardy!|1990S BUSINESS|$200|easy|In 1995 this apparel company reintroduced 'The Fruits' who'd starred in its ads in the 1970s|Fruit Of The Loom
02/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I'M WALKIN' HERE!|$800|hard|...from the Arno up Via Roma to see the plumbline-challenged highlight of this city|Pisa
20/12/2007|Jeopardy!|BETHLEHEM|$200|easy|Bethlehem, Pennsylvania was named for the biblical Bethlehem, which is Hebrew for 'house of' this food staple|bread
16/02/2007|Jeopardy!|MEASUREMENT|$1000|hard|This unit of length used more in Europe than the U.S. is about 39.37 inches|the meter
23/04/1986|Double Jeopardy!|UNITED NATIONS|$200|easy|Article 1 of U.N. charter says maintaining this is the U.N.’s primary purpose|world peace
19/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE QUEEN'S ENGLISH|$800|hard|If you pinch a kipper you've stolen a fish; if you take a kip, you've done this|taking a nap
29/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COLUMNISTS|$200|easy|This industry is the subject of Robert Cringely's column & of his PBS documentary, 'Triumph of the Nerds'|Computer industry
26/03/1999|Jeopardy!|'DAY' OR 'NIGHT'|$300|easy|One of mine is being chased by a tyrannosaurus rex, one of yours may be 'on Elm Street'|Nightmare
27/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT STORIES|$400|easy|Rats cut through an Inquisition prisoner's ropes, allowing him to escape this Poe title torture|The Pit and the Pendulum
13/03/2003|Jeopardy!|BITS & PIECES|$1000|hard|This state's lowest point, Big Stone Lake, lies about 100 miles east of Aberdeen on its border with Minnesota|South Dakota
20/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CARS OF THE FUTURE PRESENT|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Argonne National Laboratory in Chicago, IL.)  Designed to take advantage of available supply, the 3-fuel mix of Argonne's omnivorous engine means the computer has to solve a new problem dozens of times a second, as it figures what mix to use for each firing, also called this event|combustion
23/06/2006|Jeopardy!|JEPOETRY|$400|easy|Christopher Marlowe: 'Come live with me, and be my Jeopardy!'|love
06/11/2000|Jeopardy!|WHAT THEY ARE|$500|medium|Bobcats, Bears & Webelos are ranks of these|Cub Scouts
29/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'D'SERT|$200|easy|The 'holes' from these items have been sold separately at least since the 1960s|Doughnuts
26/02/2004|Jeopardy!|CHI-TOWN NICKNAMES|$400|easy|In his poem 'Chicago' Carl Sandburg called the city this 'Butcher for the World'|Hog Butcher
04/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SAMURAI WARRIOR|$400|easy|The word samurai means 'one who' does this-- as an attendant or a warrior, not as a waiter|serves
18/10/2001|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC GAME SHOW TAGLINES|$300|easy|'Bye bye, and I hope you always get the date that you really want'|The Dating Game
18/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME|$400|easy|As a solo artist, his presenters were ex-bandmates -- not the Beatles but The Traveling Wilburys|George Harrison
19/03/2009|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL MEMORIALS|$1000|hard|The Tampa Bay memorial named for this Spaniard has reenacted his coming ashore in 1539|(Hernando) de Soto
26/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$1200|hard|This Caribbean leader's famous nickname was appropriate--he graduated from medical school in 1934|'Papa Doc' (Duvalier)
07/07/2009|Jeopardy!|S.O.S.|$600|medium|It's the 'S.O.S.' in the president's cabinet|Secretary of State
24/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE PRESIDENT'S FIRST 100 DAYS|$1000|hard|Signs the U.N. charter in San Francisco|Truman
30/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY TV SHOWS BY CHARACTER|$400|easy|Major Hochstetter, General Burkhalter, Colonel Klink|Hogan's Heroes
22/04/2005|Jeopardy!|METEOROLOGY|$400|easy|Measured with a hygrometer, it causes discomfort at high readings because sweat can't escape into the air|humidity
25/05/2011|Jeopardy!|SAY THAT 3 TIMES FAST!|$1000|hard|Give the full name of this 'Catch-22' officer; if you add his rank you'll be saying it 4 times fast|Major Major Major
03/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY MATTERS|$2000|hard|Abbreviated SAS, this elite British military unit is similar to the USA's Delta Force|the Special Air Service
10/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS|$800|hard|This controversial bestseller by Dan Brown begins with a murder in the Louvre|The Da Vinci Code
15/01/2003|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL ZOO|$800|hard|The curtains of the Tabernacle were made of the hair of this animal that Jesus separated from the sheep|goats
11/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTES FROM BRUCE WILLIS MOVIES|$800|hard|'Once upon a time there was this person named Malcolm. He worked with children'|The Sixth Sense
08/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|INSIDE THE COUNTRY|$800|hard|You can 'ham' it up in the middle of this commonwealth in the Atlantic|the Bahamas
11/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$1000|hard|Emma Lazarus is best known for this sonnet inscribed on the Statue of Liberty's base|The New Colossus
24/06/2008|Jeopardy!|LAST|$400|easy|Aired in 1983, the last episode of this sitcom garnered an astounding Nielsen rating of 60.2|M*A*S*H
12/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SPEAK OF THE DICKENS!|$800|hard|Dances, & cake, & mince-pies, & plenty of beer--why, it's party time with the Fezziwigs in this short novel|A Christmas Carol
05/04/2010|Jeopardy!|BEETHOVEN'S|$1000|hard|...first public performance came at the age of 7, in this 'fragrant' city|Cologne
25/06/2008|Jeopardy!|GEMS|$600|medium|The Bible tells us 'The price of wisdom is above' these gems, July's birthstone|rubies
09/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WINTER OLYMPICS MASCOTS|$2000|hard|Haakon & Kristin, mascots of this city's Olympics, were named for a Norwegian prince & princess|Lillehammer
20/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES|$600|medium|William McKinley was known as the 'Idol of' this Buckeye state, his birthplace|Ohio
19/05/2005|Jeopardy!|AN ATTRACTIVE PREPOSITION|$600|medium|It can precede 'the curve', 'the times', or in a Smithereens song, 'The Wall of Sleep'|behind
11/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD RELIGION|$800|hard|Sukkot, a Jewish festival, began as a harvest celebration & was a model for this centuries-old American holiday|Thanksgiving
27/07/2011|Jeopardy!|FACE BOOK|$1000|hard|Now retired, this foreign-born American influenced U.S. national policy for decades|Henry Kissinger
27/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE THERE'S A WILL|$1200|hard|In 1807 he published the poem 'Ode: Intimations of Immortality'|William Wordsworth
12/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC SHIPS|$7000|hard|In 1839 Joseph Cinque led the revolt against Spaniards aboard this slave ship|the Amistad
21/04/2000|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'P'|$100|easy|Manicotti or macaroni (5)|Pasta
04/09/2000|Jeopardy!|PAUL McCARTNEY|$300|easy|In January 1980 Paul was arrested for drug possession in this Asian capital|Tokyo
14/04/2009|Jeopardy!|I THEE WED|$600|medium|1986: Sarah Ferguson (but divorced in '96)|Prince Andrew
28/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OVERLAPS|$1000|hard|Young Citizen Kane loved sliding down hills in the snow with this Costello partner|Rosebud Abbott
10/09/1984|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$500|medium|If this species of hybrid's parents were reversed, you'd get a hinny|a mule
12/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ROSES|$800|hard|In 1955 Mitch Miller knocked out 'Rock Around the Clock' from the No. 1 spot with this song|Yellow Rose of Texas
17/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OR THE HIGHWAY|$1200|hard|2,400-mile U.S. Highway 1 runs from Fort Kent in this state all the way down to Florida|Maine
04/02/2004|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL LORE|$1000|hard|In Indian legend, the Aquinnah Cliffs' red is the blood of these mammals which a giant caught in the sea and ate|the whale
25/02/2010|Jeopardy!|MIND THE 'GAP'|$600|medium|It's that yawning gulf between the old & the young|a generation gap
12/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$600|medium|'If every nerve is not strained...the game is pretty near up', Washington wrote before this New Jersey battle|Trenton
13/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$800|hard|The farad, the unit of capacitance, is named for this scientist|Faraday
16/06/2011|Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$1000|hard|Editor Harriet Monroe said this man 'has an eccentric system of typography which... intrudes itself irritatingly'|E. E. Cummings
16/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|The name of this waterfall on the Brazil-Argentina border comes from a Guarani word for 'great water'|Iguazu Falls
07/04/1987|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYMES|$200|easy|While the rhyme doesn't mention summer, winter, or spring, it does say he 'had a great fall'|Humpty Dumpty
07/03/2000|Jeopardy!|HE'S MY SECRETARY OF STATE!|$200|easy|Alexander Haig|Ronald Reagan
17/01/2003|Jeopardy!|NORTHWESTERN|$1000|hard|Tenerife is the chief island in this Spanish island group off the northwest coast of Africa|Canary Islands
05/03/2004|Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS WHO BECAME PRESIDENT|$200|easy|Raised in Whittier, California|(Richard) Nixon
23/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR WORTHY?|$400|easy|Oscar Brand won a Peabody Award for helping popularize this style of music played by The Weavers|folk music
20/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN LIT|$1600|hard|Before his death sentence was commuted he wrote 'The Little Hero'; after being freed, he wrote 'The Idiot'|Fyodor Dostoevsky
13/04/2009|Jeopardy!|'BUD'|$1000|hard|This person's job is to mediate between students & a university or between readers & a newspaper|an ombudsman
12/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COMEDY CENTRAL|$800|hard|On 'Coffee Talk', on 'SNL', Linda Richman (this man in drag) would get 'farklempt' ('choked up' in Yiddish)|Mike Myers
15/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WORD 'PLA'Y|$400|easy|A precious grayish-white metallic element, or a term to describe Harlow's blonde hair|platinum
28/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MIND YOUR BUSINESS|$200|easy|The Shwayder brothers named their strong baggage product after this Biblical character|Samson (Samsonite)
25/10/2002|Jeopardy!|HOPE YOU'RE NOT CLAUSTROPHOBIC|$800|hard|You stand a good chance of drowning if you worked in the Tanna, a Japanese one of these dug in the 1920s|railroad tunnel (subject to flooding)
27/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|YOUR EAR, NOSE & THROAT, MAN|$1200|hard|Also known as the eardrum, this tightly stretched membrane is about 10 mm in diameter|the tympanic membrane
15/10/2007|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$800|hard|In 1989 Pope John Paul II added these 2 automobile-related acts to the official list of Catholic sins|speeding & drunken driving
17/10/1997|Jeopardy!|THEY ALMOST STARRED IN...|$100|easy|He was such a hit in 'Dracula' that he was offered the role of Frankenstein's monster before Boris Karloff|Bela Lugosi
30/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE VERY MODE 'L'|$800|hard|Caste of priests after whom the third book of the Old Testament was named|Levites (Leviticus)
12/05/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 1960s|$400|easy|On his third birthday, November 25, 1963, he was photographed saluting his father's casket|John F. Kennedy, Jr.
05/09/2000|Jeopardy!|17|$100|easy|This bishop who died in 460 A.D. is celebrated on March 17|Saint Patrick
28/09/2007|Jeopardy!|STATE BORDERS|$800|hard|You'll find these 2 states on Colorado's eastern border|Kansas and Nebraska
31/03/1998|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$400|easy|Celine Dion's 'Tell Him' came out one week before this lady, her duet partner, released it on her album|Barbra Streisand
19/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SONNETS & SONNETEERS|$1600|hard|This sonnet by Shelley begins, 'I met a traveller from an antique land'|Ozymandias
22/01/2004|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RELATIVES|$600|medium|This actor from 'Twin Peaks' & 'Sex and the City' claims to be a direct descendant of Johann Sebastian Bach|Kyle MacLachlan
26/12/2005|Final Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|None|None|He moved to Vienna in 1766; in 1778 he presented his native Italy with the first opera staged at La Scala|Antonio Salieri
24/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EARLY BRITISH CINEMA|$800|hard|In 1933 Brit cinema enjoyed a boost with Alexander Korda's film 'The Private Life of' this king|Henry VIII
17/12/2008|Jeopardy!|SPORTS INITIALS|$400|easy|Boston Red Sox player Jonathan David|Drew
29/09/1999|Jeopardy!|AS 'U' LIKE IT|$100|easy|A fetus' food lifeline|Umbilical cord
18/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CUBE IT!|$800|hard|3|27
13/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS|$800|hard|Muslims fast during daylight hours for this entire month|Ramadan
16/11/2000|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$400|easy|This Philippine mountain hadn't erupted for more than 600 years when it became active in 1991|Mount Pinatubo
02/12/2005|Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH REVOLUTION|$200|easy|In October 1789 a large crowd of women marched to Versailles demanding this food staple|bread
06/05/2010|Jeopardy!|WORKING ON THE RAILROAD|$200|easy|This semipublic corporation that operates intercity U.S. passenger trains was created by Congress in 1970|Amtrak
05/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|HIGHLY OEDIPAL|$1200|hard|This skater had new troubles in 2010 when her brother assaulted their father|(Nancy) Kerrigan
25/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMA|$400|easy|This Arthur Miller play, set in the 17th c., was originally titled 'Those Familiar Spirits'|The Crucible
18/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS' BIOS|$400|easy|Former Maryland governor; first VP to resign due to criminal charges|(Spiro) Agnew
03/11/2000|Jeopardy!|CONTINENTAL CONGRESS PRESIDENTS|$1300|hard|He was president from May 24, 1775 to October 29, 1777|John Hancock
22/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC PEOPLE|$600|medium|This Portuguese sailor was known as 'The Admiral of the Indian Seas'|Vasco Da Gama
24/07/2006|Jeopardy!|'FREE' ENTERPRISE|$600|medium|A professional sports athlete no longer under contract & who can thus sign with another team|a free agent
30/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'W'RITERS|$2000|hard|He adapted 'Le Morte D'Arthur' into a quartet of novels called 'The Once and Future King'|(T.H.) White
11/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'ROT'TEN|$200|easy|Reliable security seen here|Rottweiler
12/03/2002|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY KID LIT|$600|medium|Her 'Saga of Baby Divine' is... well, divine!|Bette Midler
21/09/2007|Jeopardy!|ARACHNIDS|$800|hard|Arachnids are a major class of this phylum that includes insects & crustaceans|arthropods
14/05/2001|Jeopardy!|BIG COUNTRY|$200|easy|The darkest area seen here, this Scandinavian nation is the fourth-largest country in Europe|Sweden
06/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE SHORES OF TRIPLE 'E'|$1200|hard|They run alphabetically from actinium to zirconium|elements
28/09/2010|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYME PEOPLE|$200|easy|This shepherdess 'took her little crook' to find her flock|Little Bo Peep
01/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING THE PALACE|$800|hard|This city's Schonbrunn Garden Palace houses the Museum of Austrian Folk Art & Folk Life|Vienna
14/05/2001|Jeopardy!|THAT'S MY 'BABY'|$100|easy|Term for the sharp increase of birthrate in the U.S. after World War II|Baby Boom
09/02/2011|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$1000|hard|Similar to a xylophone, it's the national musical instrument of Guatemala & other Central American countries|a marimba
22/03/1994|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION HISTORY|$400|easy|He was named to the CBS board of directors after he gave up his news anchor position to Dan Rather|Walter Cronkite
01/06/2009|Jeopardy!|'I' OPENERS|$600|medium|Until proven otherwise, in the title of a Sue Grafton novel 'I Is for...'|innocent
12/02/1998|Jeopardy!|LITERARY POTENT POTABLES|$500|medium|Ray Bradbury named this 1957 novel after a potent potable made from a weed|Dandelion Wine
16/07/2009|Jeopardy!|LET'S 'CH'AT|$800|hard|The basic tools for carving stone are a hammer & this long-bladed implement seen here|a chisel
04/01/2012|Jeopardy!|OLD KING COAL|$400|easy|Coal mining was made safer by the 19th c. invention of the safety this, which wouldn't ignite methane|a lantern (or lamp)
21/05/2004|Jeopardy!|GUINNESS RECORDS|$600|medium|With 2,685, Bralanda, Sweden was the site of the largest gathering of these holiday personalities|Santa Claus
05/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$1200|hard|An immobilizer used by the police (don't taze me, bro!)|a stun gun
21/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|STARS OF THE SILENT SCREEN|$200|easy|He starred solo & directed before being paired with Oliver Hardy|Stan Laurel
25/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR I|$1000|hard|The famous Zimmerman Note was sent to Heinrich von Eckhardt, the German minister in this country|Mexico
11/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE COLOR PURPLE|$1600|hard|This 1984 film set in Minneapolis won an Academy Award for its music|Purple Rain
16/06/2008|Jeopardy!|LET'S GO SHOPPING|$1000|hard|Takashimaya on 5th Avenue is a branch of one of this country's largest department stores|Japan
26/10/1999|Jeopardy!|COLD-BLOODED ANIMALS|$100|easy|An earthworm has 10 of these, so the beat goes on & on & on & on....|hearts
21/05/1993|Jeopardy!|MEDALS & DECORATIONS|$400|easy|This country established an Independence Medal in 1924, throwing out the old Ottoman Empire Orders|Turkey
01/11/2010|Jeopardy!|NICE 'AB's!|$200|easy|It means detestable or loathsome, though I have no beef with the snowman, myself|abominable
09/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$400|easy|In 'Cavalleria Rusticana', an ear gets bitten when Alfio challenges Turiddu to their fateful one of these|a duel
17/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|PATRON SAINTS|$200|easy|This saint who was burned at the stake is the patroness of France & of soldiers|Joan of Arc
09/03/1999|Jeopardy!|2-LETTER SPELLING|$100|easy|To work this tool, you just have to take a whack, not at it, but with it|A-X
24/10/2006|Jeopardy!|SAUDI ARABIA|$200|easy|Religious police called mutawwa don't like women to wear any color but this|black
21/09/2009|Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$1000|hard|In 1672 Giovanni Cassini & Jean Richer calculated the distance between these 2 objects as 87 million miles|the Sun and the Earth
31/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|GEMS|$1000|hard|Chatoyancy is the special luminous quality that makes these gems resemble feline features|Cat's Eye
02/12/2009|Jeopardy!|'ITZ' AT THE END|$600|medium|This cracker was introduced by Nabisco in 1934 & named to conjure up an image of wealth & glamour|Ritz
03/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE CONFLICT IN THIS STORY?|$1200|hard|'For Whom the Bell Tolls'|the Spanish Civil War
20/02/1991|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES|$300|easy|Her latest exercise video is called 'Her Lean Routine'; we don't know if Ted Turner uses it|Jane Fonda
04/01/2001|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV THEME SONGS|$200|easy|'Here we come, walkin' down the street, we get the funniest looks from everyone we meet'|The Monkees
11/07/2008|Jeopardy!|MINDBLOWERS|$400|easy|This prez' second inaugural address was the shortest in history, only about 30 seconds long, possibly due to bad teeth|Washington
17/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN HISTORY|$800|hard|In 1994 Rwanda's Hutu people carried out genocidal attacks on this minority|Tutsi
12/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYWRIGHTS|$400|easy|He hated school & left after striking the headmaster but we don't know if he looks back in anger|(John) Osborne
13/06/2007|Jeopardy!|LEAGUES|$200|easy|Original members of this 4-word group included the Flash, Green Lantern & Wonder Woman|Justice League of America
16/06/2010|Jeopardy!|ST. AUGUSTINE|$200|easy|St. Augustine, Florida boasts a 'farm' founded in 1893 for these reptiles with more than 20 related species|alligators
09/11/1988|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$100|easy|A fifth equals about 1/5 of this|a U.S. gallon
21/12/2000|Jeopardy!|IT'S A SEQUEL|$100|easy|The third 'Star Wars' movie released (sixth in the lore)|Return of the Jedi
28/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$200|easy|You can't see the 'end' of this colorful arc in the sky because it doesn't have one|Rainbow
14/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$2000|hard|This poem by Matthew Arnold mentions the French coast & the cliffs of England|Dover Beach
02/01/2012|Jeopardy!|C.S., I|$1000|hard|In 1914 a group of his 'Chicago Poems' appeared in Poetry magazine|Carl Sandburg
13/06/2001|Jeopardy!|BOOK REVIEWS|$500|medium|One review said that this 1977 horror novel 'can burn its images -- such as room 217 -- into your brain'|The Shining
09/12/1996|Jeopardy!|WORLD FOOD & DRINK|$300|easy|Marsala is a fortified wine named for a seaport on this large Mediterranean island|Sicily
04/02/1999|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$300|easy|Hua Guofeng is far less famous than this man he succeeded as chairman of China's Communist party in 1976|Mao Tse-tung
09/06/2009|Jeopardy!|UPPERS & DOWNERS|$400|easy|In 1976 news, these 1-syllable features were installed at the Lincoln Memorial|ramps
17/09/2009|Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$800|hard|'The Undersea World of' this marine explorer was a television fixture from 1968 to 1976|Jacques Cousteau
18/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LOTS OF ELBOW ROOM|$400|easy|Surrounded by 2 populous countries, Russia & China, it only has 4 people per square mile|Mongolia
11/09/2007|Jeopardy!|FATHER OF THE BRIDE|$800|hard|9 weeks before he died, this Broadway lyricist got his daughter to the church on time|(Alan Jay) Lerner
12/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE GATHERING OF NATIONS|$1600|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from the Gathering of Nations in Albuquerque, NM.)  One of the farthest journeys to the Gathering was made by Nicole, a member of the Alaskan Yupek, who, along with the Inuit, comprise this Native American group|the Eskimos
28/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE GUYS|$400|easy|Naturalist William Maccgillivray provided most of the scientific data for this man's 'Birds of America'|Audubon
12/12/2007|Jeopardy!|KANSAS CITY, KANSAS HERE WE COME|$400|easy|The Kansas 400 at KCK's Kansas Speedway is part of this auto racing organization's Nextel Cup|NASCAR
13/07/2009|Jeopardy!|THE STATE IT'S IN|$400|easy|Kennedy Space Center, Sanibel Island|Florida
28/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE DIRECTOR'S CHAIR|$400|easy|'How Green Was My Valley', 'The Searchers', 'The Grapes of Wrath'|John Ford
30/11/2000|Jeopardy!|FAMILY TIES|$500|medium|Cuban hero Jose Marti was the grandfather of this actor who played the Joker on TV's 'Batman'|Cesar Romero
06/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|OUT TO SEA|$1000|hard|St. Lawrence Island & the Pribilof Islands lie in this sea|Bering Sea
22/07/2004|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$800|hard|It seems like all things under the sun are considered on this radio program with Robert Siegel|All Things Considered
02/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY NARRATORS|$1000|hard|'The Glass Menagerie'|Tom Wingfield
21/12/2004|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$1000|hard|It's the southernmost state capital|Honolulu
08/01/1990|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$300|easy|This 'Coast of the Sun' is Spain's answer to the Riviera|Costa Del Sol
03/10/2005|Jeopardy!|MANUEL LABOR|$400|easy|Longtime congressman Manuel Lujan was appointed Secretary of the Interior by this man in 1989|George H.W. Bush
11/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|RELATIVE SUCCESS|$400|easy|Early TV star 'Miltie'|Uncle
25/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMA & DRAMATISTS|$600|medium|This 1961 Tennessee Williams play takes place at the Costa Verde, a small Mexican hotel on a jungle-covered hilltop|Night of the Iguana
22/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMA|$500|medium|She says, 'I want to be a lady in a flower shop stead of sellin at the corner of Tottenham Court Road'|Eliza Doolittle
11/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'G' WHIZ!|$800|hard|It's a terrestrial rodent such as a marmot or chipmunk -- not one who's been through a meat grinder|Ground squirrel
28/11/2005|Jeopardy!|HOW'S THAT WORKING OUT FOR YOU?|$200|easy|I'm fine without a spotter as I lie on this to do the 'press' named for it--uh, help?|a bench
02/09/1997|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT TOON|$100|easy|1943's 'Der Fuehrer's Face' starring this Disney quack-up won an Oscar|Donald Duck
17/06/1993|Jeopardy!|MOVIE QUOTES|$100|easy|In 'Road to Rio', he asked Dorothy Lamour, 'How did you get into that dress--with a spray gun?'|Bob Hope
06/07/1998|Jeopardy!|RAILROADING|$400|easy|The boarding area for passengers at a station; women have 'shoes' for it|Platform
19/03/2007|Jeopardy!|NATURE STUDY|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew holds a honeycomb tray at the University of Nebraska's Dept. of Entomology.)  Carpenter & mason bees are classified as solitary types; honeybees, which live in colonies of tens of thousands, are this opposite kind|social
22/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'CAN'NED WORDS|$1600|hard|This city in northeastern Ohio is home to the William McKinley memorial & burial site|Canton
04/05/1999|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL PORTRAITS|$100|easy|He was the first president born in a log cabin|Andrew Jackson
13/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TURKISH LITERATURE|$1200|hard|Sultan Abdulhamid II's censorship hindered Ottoman writers until this 'youthful' group's 1908 revolution|the Young Turks
26/11/2004|Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$1000|hard|This state's Kennebec River meets with its main tributary, the Androscoggin, northeast of Brunswick|Maine
27/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SONG ADJECTIVES|$2000|hard|Poison: '_____ Bop'|Unskinny
02/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ART -ISMS|$1200|hard|The French movement Fauvism relied on bold use of these, such as jaune & pourpre|colors
21/11/2002|Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$200|easy|This hero went 'Forth upon the Gitche Gumee...with his fishing-line of cedar' to catch a sturgeon|Hiawatha
09/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GREAT SCOTTS!|$600|medium|In 1806 this author became clerk to the Court of Session in Edinburgh|Sir Walter Scott
05/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CRIME TIME|$400|easy|The President signed legislation in 1990 requiring the government to track these crimes done out of prejudice|hate crimes
09/11/2009|Jeopardy!|SPORTS TEAM BY STARS|$800|hard|Sidney Crosby & Evgeni Malkin|the Pittsburgh Penguins
22/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO A STATE CAPITAL|$1200|hard|Last name of Bob, who played Maynard G. Krebs|Denver
28/05/2010|Jeopardy!|GETTING TICKED OFF|$200|easy|When this Bible guy came down from the mountain & saw his people dancing before the golden calf, boy, was he upset!|Moses
22/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PAINTING & SCULPTURE|$600|medium|Life was a 'beach' for this Frenchman who captured the two women seen here|Paul Gauguin
02/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|A BUNCH OF EDVARD MUNCH|$1600|hard|Munch was one of the pioneers of this art movement, using color & line in a highly personal style to convey emotion|expressionism
12/02/1999|Jeopardy!|'LOVE' SONGS|$500|medium|Jack Jones sang that this vehicle 'soon will be making another run'|The Love Boat
10/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GOLDEN RULER|$400|easy|In a letter to these 2 regents, Columbus states no colonists can look for gold without a license from the gov.|Isabella & Ferdinand
08/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew holds a bicycle wheel)  When I torque a spinning bike wheel, an equal and opposite torque causes me to rotate also, an illustration of the conservation of angular this|momentum
05/04/1999|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES|$200|easy|The 'Sage of Monticello'|Thomas Jefferson
01/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 2 VOWELS|$2000|hard|A trapeze artist|an aerialist
22/11/2006|Jeopardy!|THE MARRIER|$200|easy|Tom Hayden, Roger Vadim, Ted Turner|Jane Fonda
17/09/1998|Jeopardy!|THE OLD FARMER'S ALMANAC|$500|medium|The first issue cost 6 pence & was published during this U.S. president's first term|George Washington
14/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$800|hard|These disc-shaped blood cells are also called thrombocytes|Platelets
05/10/2011|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|This powerful engine from Dodge gets its name from the half-sphere shape of the combustion chamber|a Hemi
22/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$1000|hard|It can mean to have a strong offensive smell, or to cause something, like havoc|Reek/wreak
06/10/2009|Jeopardy!|I GET A KICK OUT OF YOU|$1000|hard|A weary Daniel Larusso hears, 'Get him a body bag!' but delivers the match-winning kick in this 1984 film|The Karate Kid
06/10/2009|Jeopardy!|I GET A KICK OUT OF YOU|$600|medium|In 1998 we got caught in 'Rush Hour' with this Hong Kong-born star|Jackie Chan
16/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ODD WORDS|$200|easy|Hieratica is the finest type of this writing material of ancient Egypt|Papyrus
11/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS OF THE WORLD|$1000|hard|Cambodia's Angkor National Park was created to protect the ruins of this empire's former capital|Khmer
02/12/2008|Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$200|easy|In the Middle Ages this city's main street, Via del Corso, was used as a horse-racing course|Rome
20/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AUSTRALISMS|$2000|hard|If you stick your nose in other people's business, you're a 'sticky' this bird part|beak
25/11/2005|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|$400|easy|A clerk in the U.S. patent office, this 'angel' went on to become the superintendent of nurses of the Army of the James|Clara Barton
17/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$1000|hard|Carson McCullers novel about a motherless 12-year-old & her thoughts on her brother's marriage|Member of the Wedding
04/01/2008|Jeopardy!|NOTHING SPECIFIC|$400|easy|In the 1970s, this character's normal rate for psychiatric help was 5 cents|Lucy (van Pelt)
31/10/2011|Jeopardy!|SEASHELLS|$600|medium|An abalone shell is lined with a lustrous material called nacre, or this, because shellfish can give birth to gems|mother of pearl
03/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$800|hard|An association in Annadale, Virginia is devoted to this man, Jefferson's vice-president|Aaron Burr
01/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THERE WAS A FARMER|$1600|hard|Boekenhout-Fontein is the farm of Paul Kruger, a leader of these people who warred with Britain in the 1890s|the Boers
06/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE '80s|$400|easy|On Jan. 20, 1985 this man was sworn in for his second term as U.S. president|Ronald Reagan
04/06/1997|Jeopardy!|MONEY TALK|$200|easy|It's the money paid for the return of a kidnap victim|Ransom
17/12/1996|Jeopardy!|'BEA'S|$400|easy|This ship's 5-year mission: to boldly take Darwin where he hadn't been before|Beagle
10/06/2004|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE 21 TODAY|$600|medium|The 21st Amendment to the U.S. Constitution is the only one to do this to another amendment|to repeal it
05/01/2005|Jeopardy!|'ROLL' CALL|$200|easy|This kitchen item with a short handle at each end could easily be the seventh clue murder weapon|a rolling pin
09/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS JOHNS|$1600|hard|His powerful literary chronicles include 'North and South', 'Love and War' & 'Heaven and Hell'|John Jakes
13/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$800|hard|A decisive victory or change, perhaps made with a 'new broom'|Clean sweep
15/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HELP ME WITH THIS CROSSWORD!|$600|medium|Type of dance or button: [45 Across: _ _ _ _ Y]|Belly
02/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AND I QUOTE|$1200|hard|J.P. Morgan thought 'a man always has two reasons for what he does--a good one' & this one|the real one
08/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT ART|$800|hard|In Michelangelo's marble sculpture of him, this biblical hero holds a slingshot|David
10/12/2007|Jeopardy!|'Y'?|$600|medium|On TV, Boo Boo was his sidekick|Yogi (Bear)
23/04/2008|Jeopardy!|LOOK OUT BELOW|$1000|hard|You can see the tsunami pulling back out to sea after it struck at Kalutara, south of Colombo on this island|Sri Lanka
11/02/2005|Jeopardy!|SECRETARY'S DAY|$1000|hard|After working as a secretary, no wonder this Florentine author who died in 1527 was known for his amoral cynicism|Machiavelli
28/06/1988|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC MAKERS|$1000|hard|After hearing Elvis live in his hometown of Lubbock, Texas, he switched to singing rock 'n' roll|Buddy Holly
21/07/2006|Jeopardy!|YOU, YOUR HEALTH & YOU|$1000|hard|Wilson's disease, which can be misdiagnosed as schizophrenia, is caused by an excess of this element, Cu|copper
29/12/2010|Jeopardy!|JOHANNES BRAHMS|$200|easy|As a young man, Brahms chose this as his main instrument & played it in taverns to make a living|the piano
26/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES YOU SHOULD KNOW|$1000|hard|Let's 'Z' about this German-born publisher of the N.Y. Weekly Journal, acquitted of libel in 1735|(John Peter) Zenger
09/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICA|$800|hard|The two African countries that share land borders with Egypt|Libya and Sudan
06/10/1989|Jeopardy!|IN THE NEWS|$400|easy|This So. American country lost millions after 2 cyanide-laced grapes turned up in Philadelphia|Chile
16/05/2005|Jeopardy!|OF CHAMPIONS|$1000|hard|Formula One champion Ayrton Senna from this South American country began driving at age 4|Brazil
12/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LEFTOVERS|$1600|hard|Cyrano nose that Pecharmant & other red wines of this region go well with lamb|Bergerac
23/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|EGYPT BEYOND THE PYRAMIDS|$2000|hard|Herodotus first used this term from the Greek to describe the region of the Nile near the Mediterranean|Delta
12/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BALLS|$1600|hard|In racquetball, the ball must strike the front wall before hitting this|the ground (or the floor)
28/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|JAZZ|$600|medium|His 'The Girl from Ipanema' won the Grammy for Record of the Year in 1964; the first jazz record to do so|Stan Getz
11/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TUBE TEST|$600|medium|He provides the voice for Thurgood Stubbs on 'The P.J.s'|Eddie Murphy
06/07/2000|Jeopardy!|CAPITAL|$400|easy|This city's highest hill at almost 400 feet was built out of rubble collected after WWII|Berlin
01/05/2003|Jeopardy!|TV WORKPLACES|$1000|hard|Restaurant where Alice, Vera & 'Kiss My Grits' Flo waited tables|Mel's Diner
16/01/2006|Final Jeopardy!|ANCIENT OBJECTS|None|None|In I Kings 8 there was nothing inside it except 2 tablets put there by Moses|the Ark of the Covenant
01/10/2010|Jeopardy!|WELL, DUH!|$1000|hard|The name of this fruit comes from its clusters' resemblance to a bunch of grapes|grapefruit
15/12/2006|Jeopardy!|NUMBER, PLEASE|$200|easy|Number of steps in the Alcoholics Anonymous program|12
06/07/2004|Jeopardy!|THREE CHEERS!|$400|easy|The 3 U.K. countries that make up the island of Great Britain|England, Scotland & Wales
18/06/1999|Jeopardy!|WHO'S WHO IN THE BIBLE|$200|easy|He was still virile at 500 years old when he begat Shem, Ham & Japheth|Noah
16/09/2004|Jeopardy!|SPEAKING IN TONGUES|$400|easy|(Sofia of the Clue Crew speaks in a tongue.)  Until Vatican II, the Catholic Mass was officially only celebrated in this language|Latin
19/10/2009|Jeopardy!|TEA|$1000|hard|Teas bearing this former name of Taiwan are primarily oolong|Formosa
06/06/2005|Jeopardy!|THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN'|$1000|hard|As the 'M' word indicate, TMS uses these to stimulate the brain & treat neuropsychiatric conditions in a non-intrusive way|magnets
05/02/1998|Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$500|medium|The stapedius in the middle ear is one of these that moves the stapes|Muscle
01/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CEREMONIES|$1600|hard|These ancient religious rites that include the Eleusinian ones sound like they were created by Agatha Christie|mysteries
12/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$400|easy|This 'Mona Lisa' artist is noted for the sfumato, or smoky, quality of his paintings|Leonardo da Vinci
11/02/1998|Jeopardy!|PRAISE THE 'LORD'|$400|easy|As Steve McGarrett, he often finished off wrongdoers with the words 'Book 'Em, Dano'|Jack Lord
12/01/1990|Jeopardy!|UNDER WOOD|$100|easy|Of fife, flute, or flugelhorn, the one not listed under 'woodwind' in Funk & Wagnalls|flugelhorn
17/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$1200|hard|This king of England was killed by a Norman arrow at the Battle of Hastings|Harold II
24/10/2006|Jeopardy!|BRIT SPEAK|$1000|hard|In a department store, you wouldn't look for the elevator but for this|the lift
07/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN WRITERS|$800|hard|After winning the Nobel Prize for Literature for 'Doctor Zhivago', he was expelled from the Soviet Writers Union|Pasternak
29/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'ARROW'S|$1600|hard|This starchy tuber produces a fine powder used as a thickening agent for puddings & sauces|arrowroot
08/10/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 2008 SPORTS ILLUSTRATED FORTUNATE 50|$800|hard|No. 32, $18 mil.: This Patriots QB, dater of supermodels & winner of Super Bowls|Tom Brady
27/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HAVE SOME LEFTOVERS!|$1600|hard|Save room for the aubergines a l'Egyptienne-- these veggies stuffed with onions & served with tomatoes|eggplants
19/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S IN MY COFFEE|$400|easy|This trusted friend was the first non-dairy powdered creamer|Coffee-Mate
11/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$400|easy|In 1889 this philanthropist funded his first U.S. library in Braddock, Penn., home to one of his steel mills|Carnegie
08/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S VEGAS, BABY!|$1200|hard|You can get really close to Brad Pitt at the Vegas version of this world-famous wax museum|Madame Tussaud's
02/07/2007|Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO MY POLITICAL PARTY|$800|hard|In the 1840s: Henry Clay, Horace Greeley, William Seward|Whigs
05/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$1200|hard|In 1984 she had her first Top 10 hit in the U.S. with 'Borderline'|Madonna
29/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC QUOTES|$200|easy|In 1588 she said, 'I have the body of a weak & feeble woman, but I have the heart & stomach of a king'|Elizabeth I
18/11/1985|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$300|easy|A big kiss upon parting, or the Greyhound that carries you away|buss/bus
02/05/2006|Jeopardy!|SNOW|$800|hard|The snow variety of this feisty critter is seen here|a snow leopard
29/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY TRIVIA|$200|easy|After this legendary star died in 1962, David Cassidy acquired her pet canary; he named it Marilyn|Marilyn Monroe
01/10/2002|Jeopardy!|PUMPING 'IRON'|$400|easy|A Dumas novel & a DiCaprio role|The Man in the Iron Mask
17/09/2009|Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$200|easy|This astronomer hosted only 13 episodes of the PBS series 'Cosmos' (not billions & billions)|(Carl) Sagan
22/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GOULASH|$200|easy|In 1957 child model Jim O'Neill was chosen to grace the cover of his 'Baby and Child Care Book'|Dr. Benjamin Spock
07/03/2006|Jeopardy!|RANKS & TITLES|$400|easy|Francisco Franco & Chiang Kai-shek used this title as supreme commander of their countries' armies|generalissimo
02/12/2010|Jeopardy!|'LAX'|$400|easy|This 6-letter adjective is most offen used to describe light-colored hair|flaxen
08/10/1997|Jeopardy!|3rd ROCK FROM THE SUN|$300|easy|This satellite of the Earth is a whopping 2,160 miles in diameter--a lot bigger than it looks|the Moon
16/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$400|easy|His son was the first president of the International Harvester Company|Cyrus McCormick
10/11/2009|Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$600|medium|Philip Pullman's trilogy 'His Dark Materials' begins with 'The Golden' this|Compass
19/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'THIN' IS IN|$1200|hard|This former bronze coin of Great Britain comes from the Old English for 'fourth'|farthing
20/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ART IN OMAHA|$800|hard|French: 'Little Dancer, 14 Years Old' (1881)|(Edgar) Degas
22/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY LIVES|$600|medium|He bought out the McDonald burger-making brothers in 1961 for $2.7 million|Ray Kroc
24/11/2005|Jeopardy!|FOLK ETYMOLOGY|$4800|hard|To get this word for a smelly varmint, we anglicized the French for 'feline that eats poultry'|polecat
02/12/2004|Jeopardy!|WITH 'U'|$1000|hard|In 1997 this country was the world's largest tea importer at 150,538 tons|United Kingdom
01/01/2001|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPH'IA'|$400|easy|Lake Titicaca is on the border of Peru & this country|Bolivia
27/01/1997|Jeopardy!|SAINTS|$200|easy|This archangel is the patron saint of messengers|Gabriel
26/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ON WORDS|$400|easy|Not as popular as brunch, 'lupper' comes from these 2 words|lunch & supper
09/11/1998|Jeopardy!|SONGS BY THE NUMBER|$100|easy|According to Paul Simon, 2 of them are 'Slip out the back, Jack' & 'Make a new plan, Stan'|50 Ways To Leave Your Lover
20/01/2012|Jeopardy!|VICKSBURG|$800|hard|This general found himself 'in the enemy's country, with a vast river... between me and my base of supplies'; he won anyway|(Ulysses) Grant
04/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEOPLE|$600|medium|Born in Barcelona in 1946, he's the youngest of the 'Three Tenors'|Jose Carreras
21/04/2011|Jeopardy!|MOVIE NICKNAMES|$1000|hard|Sylvester Stallone has this 2-word equine nickname, just like one of his characters|The Italian Stallion
15/06/2001|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL 'HOO' YOU KNOW|$500|medium|Also known as a 'Hubble Bubble', it's the eastern smoking device seen here|Hookah
08/09/1998|Jeopardy!|WELL, EXHUME ME!|$200|easy|In 1997, after a 19-month search, this man's remains were found in Bolivia, dug up & sent to Cuba|Ernesto 'Che' Guevara
27/02/2009|Jeopardy!|EUROPE, AGES AGO|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew chops up a fact for us at the Lejre Archaeological Research Center, Denmark.) The Stone Age is divided into three parts, depending on the sophistication of the tools; these antler axes tell us we're in this middle part|the Mesolithic
19/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$400|easy|Saki advised “In baiting a mousetrap with cheese, always leave room for” this|the mouse
01/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GRAMMY-WINNING COMEDY ALBUMS|$800|hard|1988: 'Good Morning, Vietnam'|Robin Williams
29/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BEAUS|$400|easy|Among those who called him beau: Dinah Shore, Sally Field, Loni Anderson...|Burt Reynolds
02/07/2008|Jeopardy!|GO AHEAD, MAKE MY 'DAY'|$600|medium|Also a Beatles title, it's someone who goes on an excursion in the morning & returns before bedtime, yeah|a daytripper
22/11/2000|Jeopardy!|NEBRASKA, GOD'S COUNTRY|$200|easy|In 1992 this senator became the 1st Nebraskan to make a serious run for president since George Norris|Bob Kerry
28/05/1999|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY DANCING|$100|easy|The Lindy Hop|United States
31/10/2005|Jeopardy!|SPORTS LEGENDS|$400|easy|This 'large' pool hustler wanted his epitaph to be 'Beat everybody living on Earth.  Now, St. Peter, rack 'em up'|Minnesota Fats
30/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'COM'|$1200|hard|2-word Latin term meaning mentally sound; we usually hear about the reverse that starts with 'non'|compos mentis
04/05/2007|Jeopardy!|REEF MADNESS|$200|easy|This relative of the squid & cuttlefish is shy & can change its color to hide in the coral|the octopus
25/02/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BEHIND THE MUSIC|$2000|hard|One of the most poignant BTM episodes reunited this teen idol with his paralyzed friend Roland Winkler|Leif Garrett
27/10/1997|Jeopardy!|NOTED SCRIBES|$200|easy|While serving as an ambulance driver, he was injured at Fossalta di Piave, Italy on July 8, 1918|Ernest Hemingway
03/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|-O-O-O|$800|hard|In 2001 Sharon Stone's husband suffered a crushed toe when attacked by this huge lizard at a zoo|a komodo dragon
30/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THINK OF THE CHILDREN!|$800|hard|Abraham Lincoln & Mary Todd: Edward, Willie, Tad & this boy, the only one to survive to adulthood|Robert Todd Lincoln
25/11/2009|Jeopardy!|MAJOR RELIGION BY COUNTRY|$800|hard|Sweden|Lutheranism
19/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POSSIBLE SAT VOCABULARY|$2000|hard|This adjective for a terrifying experience comes from a toothed farm implement used on plowed ground|harrowing
12/06/1998|Jeopardy!|CONSERVATION|$500|medium|After escaping from a lab in Massachusetts, this European moth spread & damaged trees in the Northeast|the gypsy moth
15/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS IN AMERICA|$400|easy|You may note America is, according to Rev. Samuel Smith, the 'land where my fathers' did this|died
29/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ISLAND NATIONS|$400|easy|In 2006 a sign language became this country's third official language along with English & Maori|New Zealand
18/01/1999|Jeopardy!|AMERICA SINCE 1900|$400|easy|In 1971 the Senate turned over a new leaf & got its first females in this job, including Ellen McConnell|Pages
02/01/2001|Jeopardy!|THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE ROME|$300|easy|It's the river that flows through the city|Tiber
01/11/2011|Jeopardy!|BALLET IT ON THICK|$400|easy|The musical about this English boy's dream of going to the Royal ballet school hit Broadway in 2008|Billy Elliot
13/12/2011|Jeopardy!|'BLIND' LEADING THE BLIND|$1000|hard|Shannon Hoon fronted this alternative rock band|Blind Melon
06/04/2005|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PLACES|None|None|The appearance of this famous site gave England its old name of Albion|the White Cliffs of Dover
30/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NET WORKING|$2000|hard|In 1969 this precursor to the Internet first linked 4 educational institutions|ARPANET
03/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE'S THE BODY?  AUTHOR'S EDITION|$1000|hard|'Called Back' is the epitaph on this poet's Amherst grave|Emily Dickinson
18/06/2010|Jeopardy!|LIVING THINGS|$800|hard|A puffball, part of this biological kingdom, is named for the way it releases spores|a fungus
30/09/1985|Jeopardy!|PRIMATES|$300|easy|Primate Desmond Morris called 'the naked ape'|man
08/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$1200|hard|This Beethoven opera was originally titled 'Leonore'|Fidelio
22/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY MEMOIRS|$1200|hard|This rocker hit readers with her best shot in 2010: a memoir called 'Between a Heart and a Rock Place'|Pat Benatar
07/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1200|hard|In parts of the Caribbean, these are on a diurnal cycle: one high, one low a day, that's it|tides
04/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$1200|hard|The American Friends Service Committee, a Quaker peace group, is headquartered in this city|Philadelphia
08/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT|$1200|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew reports from Cincinnati)  Before ascending to the presidency, the only job Taft was voted into was as one of these in Ohio|Superior Court judge
09/10/2007|Jeopardy!|YOUR NEW CLASS SCHEDULE|$1000|hard|Science: Discover animal anatomy, starting with Ursidae, this animal family|the bear family
02/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MASSAGE IN A BOTTLE|$1200|hard|Many massage oils have the scent of this purplish plant, the 'herb of love' that's a member of the mint family|lavender
04/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$800|hard|'Beware the ides of March' is a line from this play|Julius Caesar
01/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|EARLY AMERICAN HISTORY|$1600|hard|Members of the lower class, they were contracted to work without wages to pay for their passage to the New World|indentured servants
20/05/2011|Jeopardy!|THE STATE SHE GOVERNED|$1000|hard|Kathleen Sebelius, 2003 to 2009|Kansas
20/12/2007|Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED ON CHRISTMAS DAY|$200|easy|1946: Ah yes, this big-screen comedian passes away at the age of 66 in Pasadena|W.C. Fields
18/07/2008|Jeopardy!|MAKIN' STUFF|$800|hard|Printer's ink & a milk substitute were among the products this Tuskegee researcher made from peanuts|(George Washington) Carver
01/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECTORS & THEIR FILMS|$800|hard|This jury drama was the first feature Sidney Lumet directed; Henry Fonda, its producer & star, hired him|12 Angry Men
14/03/1997|Jeopardy!|'HARRY' MOVIES|$500|medium|Shirley MacLaine made her film debut in this 1955 Hitchcock film that may have inspired 'Weekend At Bernie's'|The Trouble With Harry
20/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$400|easy|In 1967 these funny singing siblings, one playing a bass, the other a guitar, were awarded a gold record|the Smothers Brothers
31/03/2009|Jeopardy!|THAT'S NOT CRICKET|$1000|hard|Did she or didn't she?  Only an entomologist knows for sure, but it's this type of grasshopper seen here|a katydid
08/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BEATLES LYRICS|$2000|hard|'I once had a girl, or should I say she once had me'|Norwegian Wood
12/05/2009|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE A 'Q____T'|$1000|hard|An arc of 90 degrees|quadrant
24/04/1998|Jeopardy!|RIGHT HAND MEN|$100|easy|Snap! Crackle! _____|Pop!
20/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE GOAT|$1000|hard|Nixon's personal secretary, she took the blame for an 18-minute gap on one of the Watergate tapes|Rose Mary Woods
12/05/2004|Jeopardy!|CABLE TALK|$200|easy|In 2004, 2 years after leaving 'Monday Night Football', this former 'SNL' star began hosting his own CNBC show|Dennis Miller
24/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN WHO ROCK|$200|easy|Like Belinda Carlisle, Jane Wiedlin of this band went on to a solo career|Go-Go's
28/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$2000|hard|The weather on July 15, this saint's day, is said to fortell the weather for the next 40 days|St. Swithun
04/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MORE OF 'DE' BEST PEOPLE|$1000|hard|Among the films he's produced are 'Conan the Barbarian' & the 1976 version of 'King Kong'|Dino De Laurentiis
23/05/1997|Jeopardy!|FRIED FOOD|$500|medium|Veal & this purple vegetable are the foods most often prepared alla parmigiana|Eggplant
21/05/2001|Jeopardy!|01/01/01|$300|easy|This NBC anchor was Grand Marshall of the Rose Bowl Parade|Tom Brokaw
17/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FILM FOLK|$600|medium|Edward G. Robinson was forever defined by the title role he played in this Chicago-set 1931 gangster classic|Little Caesar
12/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LANDLOCKED UP|$400|easy|One of the 2 landlocked countries that border the Czech Republic|(1 of) Austria (or Slovakia)
29/03/2001|Jeopardy!|'OR'|$200|easy|To Hamlet, this 'Is the question'|To be or not to be
17/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PLANTS|$3000|hard|4 true cedar trees exist: they are native to Cyprus, the Atlas Mountains, the Himalayas & this Mideast country|Lebanon
06/10/1997|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$200|easy|It turns a Shamrock & a Grasshopper green|Creme de menthe
09/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FLIGHT OF THE CONCORDES|$800|hard|4 Olympus 593 turbojet engines from this British auto company powered each Concorde|Rolls-Royce
16/04/2010|Jeopardy!|THE SHIELD|$600|medium|Late medieval 'heater shields' are so called for their resemblance to the bottom of this household pressing device|an iron
15/02/2008|Jeopardy!|DON'T TOY WITH ME|$1000|hard|Watch the DVDs included in this board game that has Disney, sports, Marvel & music editions|Scene It?
03/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|2-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|The 16th letter of the Greek alphabet, it's also a math term|pi
13/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LEND ME YOUR IROQUOIS|$1200|hard|The Iroquois Nationals are a member nation in the International Federation for this sport|lacrosse
09/07/2003|Jeopardy!|THE LAP OF LUXURY|$600|medium|In 1998 this Dodger pitcher signed a $105 million, 7-year contract|Kevin Brown
20/04/2011|Jeopardy!|FRUIT TYPES|$800|hard|Cavendish, Manzano|bananas
21/06/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$1500|hard|Cabinda, an area of this former Portuguese colony, is separated from the rest of it by Zaire|Angola
01/06/2000|Jeopardy!|THE SOMEONE OF SOMEWHERE|$100|easy|KInd-hearted train robber Sam Bass has been called this British outlaw 'of Texas'|Robin Hood
10/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TREES|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Science Museum of Minnesota.) The Douglas fir, one of whose enormous trunks is seen here, belongs to this cone-bearing order of trees.|conifers
17/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$600|medium|The title of this novel by Charles Jackson has become a catch phrase for a major drinking binge|The Lost Weekend
16/03/2000|Jeopardy!|CHRISTIANITY|$400|easy|The English name of this Christian holiday may come from a pagan Anglo-Saxon goddess of spring|Easter
04/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$400|easy|Alexander Calder called these creations 'four-dimensional drawings'|Mobiles
17/12/1996|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$200|easy|William Laud, an archbishop of this who opposed the Puritans, was beheaded on Tower Hill in 1645|Canterbury
09/07/1999|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$500|medium|Trout, loose change in your pockets, compliments|Things you fish for
14/02/2006|Final Jeopardy!|NOTABLE AMERICAN WOMEN|None|None|In 2004 & 2005 this former university provost topped Forbes' list of the 100 most powerful women in the world|Condoleezza Rice
28/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE|$400|easy|This national theatre of Ireland celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2004|the Abbey Theatre
29/12/2006|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY LIT|$400|easy|Her 1869 novel 'Oldtown Folks' features runaway children instead of runaway slaves|(Harriet Beecher) Stowe
25/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN LAKES|$400|easy|Created in 1968, this lake named for an Egyptian president took 13 years to be near full capacity|Lake Nasser
27/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|JOHN STEINBECK|$1200|hard|'The Grapes of Wrath' was based on a series of articles Steinbeck wrote for this California city's News|San Francisco
10/06/2002|Jeopardy!|COACH|$400|easy|To this longtime Packers coach, winning wasn't everything; it was the only thing!|Vince Lombardi
10/12/1986|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'I'|$500|medium|This saint was born in the castle of Loyola, Azpeitia, Spain|Ignatius
20/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$1200|hard|O. Henry gave us 'busy as' this type of 'man ... pasting on wall-paper'|a one-armed man
06/01/1999|Jeopardy!|CNN|$400|easy|In 1997 CNN became the first U.S. news organization since 1969 with a permanent bureau in this country|Cuba
06/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATER|$1000|hard|This guitarist for The Who wrote the musical score for Broadway's 'Tommy'|Pete Townshend
22/05/2007|Jeopardy!|EASY AS 'A-B-C'|$400|easy|Oxygenated endurance exercises that promote cardiovascular fitness|aerobic
08/05/1997|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL POTPOURRI|$500|medium|Kiunguja, which is spoken in Zanzibar, is a dialect of this African Bantu language|Swahilli
09/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DUMB TV|$400|easy|On this series Peg & Kelly once entered a talent contest as a singing duo -- the Juggs|Married... with Children
23/02/2010|Jeopardy!|IT'S 2-LETTER TIME|$800|hard|The object of this Japanese board game, over 3,000 years old, is to capture territory on a board of intersecting lines|go
08/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY COMPOSERS|$1200|hard|Sir Ralph Vaughan Williams put these jazzy horns in his 9th symphony, with the instruction not to sound like 'demented cats'|saxophones
03/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE U.N.|$3800|hard|In 1999 UNTAET began helping this country, the ET in its name, achieve independence|East Timor
17/09/2007|Jeopardy!|WORLD FLAGS|$200|easy|Like many countries, Albania has this bird as a symbol, & its flag shows a 2-headed one|an eagle
18/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$1000|hard|This Hawaiian island near Molokai was once called the world's largest pineapple plantation|Lanai
26/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|RE-UP|$1600|hard|It's DNA that's been respliced|recombinant DNA
06/01/1998|Jeopardy!|TAKING A 'BATH'|$200|easy|It's what the baby shouldn't be thrown out with|the Bathwater
15/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT|$1200|hard|You just need a little more sun! You don't have this hereditary lack of pigment|albinism
29/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S CREDIBLE!|$2000|hard|'Glengarry Glen Ross' won him the bleepin' 1984 Pulitzer Prize for bleepin' drama|David Mamet
29/12/1989|Jeopardy!|NORTH ON THE MAP|$400|easy|If a man in London went up to the district of Down, he'd be in this country|Northern Ireland
01/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$800|hard|One exhibit at this country's 1982 Sydney biennial was the creation of the largest indoor sand painting|Australia
19/01/2000|Jeopardy!|POLITICS & SHOW BIZ|$300|easy|She's played Queen Elizabeth I, but decided to join the House of Commons:|Glenda Jackson
11/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SEEMS LIKE ANCIENT TIMES|$800|hard|At the Temple of Zeus at Olympia, this structure was a heap of ashes from old sacrifices|Altar
21/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EDIBLES INSTANT REPLAY REVIEW|$1600|hard|We rule this fish seen here to be a catch, not a roost for birds--& also delicious|a perch
20/07/1999|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER CLOTHES|$800|hard|Piece of clothing in the title of the first feature film in Cinemascope|The Robe
03/09/1996|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'A'|$500|medium|'The Night Visitors'' visitee (5)|Amahl
12/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'BUTLER' DID IT|$1000|hard|The mission statement of this school says it's located 'In...Indianapolis, one of America's most livable cities'|Butler University
22/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARIES|$600|medium|While Copernicus was staring up at the stars, this emperor was staring down Cortez|Montezuma
17/11/1994|Jeopardy!|1988|$400|easy|A 1988 plebiscite said that this Chilean dictator had to be out of office by March of 1990|Augusto Pinochet
29/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICA AT WAR|$400|easy|As a result of this war, America gained the islands of Puerto Rico, Guam & the Philippines|Spanish-American War
03/11/1986|Jeopardy!|ON THE ROAD|$300|easy|Blue reflectors on city streets indicate 1 of these located nearby|fire hydrant
10/06/2003|Jeopardy!|WE NEED 'ACTION'|$400|easy|Litigation brought by multiple plaintiffs sharing the same legal problem|class action
27/05/2008|Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|A superlative form of little, it's an antonym of utmost|least
05/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|YUMMY!|$1000|hard|Oysters Bienville is named for the founder of this Louisiana city|New Orleans
18/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NEW BEAUTY CONTEST WINNERS|$800|hard|You'll get a wrong number if you do this, one company's representative in the Antibacterial Soap Pageant|misdial/Miss Dial
22/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SLIP-POURRI|$400|easy|Named for a psychoanalyst, this inadvertent error in speech is said to reveal one's unconscious belief or thought|a Freudian slip
25/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BIB-LICKAL EVENTS|$2000|hard|Dogs lick the sores of this beggar in Luke 16; he then dies, as did a man in John 11 with the same name|Lazarus
23/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENT SYMBOL SPELLING|$1200|hard|Nickel, carbon, potassium|Nick (Ni C K)
09/04/2004|Final Jeopardy!|BRITISH ROYALTY|None|None|The only British monarch of the 20th century not to produce an heir|Edward VIII
24/03/1998|Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES|$200|easy|Buck Taylor, a star of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, earned this 'Royal' nickname before Roy Rogers|King of the Cowboys
05/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$800|hard|This president's grandfather, James Knox, was a captain in the American Revolution|James Knox Polk
18/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL PARTS|$600|medium|These 2 hairstyles that have the hair all drawn back, either loose or braided, & cinched, may be found on a farmer's daughter|pigtails & ponytails
02/04/2007|Jeopardy!|I'LL BE YOUR HOST|$1000|hard|As Academy president, this 'Swashbuckler' was host & sole presenter at the first Academy Awards in 1929|Douglas Fairbanks
18/04/2001|Jeopardy!|ILLEGALITIES|$200|easy|Anti-gang laws target this, defined as hanging around or moving too slowly|Loitering
06/09/2000|Jeopardy!|A BEE|$100|easy|She's the only breeding female in the hive|the queen bee
23/09/2004|Jeopardy!|RANKS & TITLES|$200|easy|If you have your heart set on being a lance corporal, this is the only U.S. armed service that offers that rank|the Marines
07/12/2004|Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$200|easy|Manucher Ghorbanifar, an Iranian dealer in these, was involved in the 1980s swap of them for hostages|arms
04/11/2010|Jeopardy!|SAY THE MAGIC WORDS|$200|easy|Scholars don't know the origin of this magic word; one theory is that it comes from Hebrew berakah, 'blessing'|abracadabra
20/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SOME KIND OF A NUT|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew stands by a plate of nuts in New York)  New York City chestnut roasters know you have to slice the nut, preferably across the rounded sided if you don't want this to happen due to pressure build-up|an explosion
03/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$1200|hard|Luther Burbank developed the Shasta variety of this flower|daisy
17/09/2002|Jeopardy!|READING & 'RITING|$200|easy|Chapter 1 of this book is called 'Lucy Looks into a Wardrobe'|The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe
09/01/2006|Jeopardy!|THE SPORT OF KINGS|$1000|hard|2 of the Triple Crown races, the Kentucky Derby & the Preakness, take place during this month|May
06/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL NUMBERS|$400|easy|James Galway has recorded this group of Vivaldi violin concerts on the flute|The Four Seasons
24/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ISOLATED ISLES|$200|easy|Norfolk Island in the south Pacific is home to many descendants of this ship's mutineers|The Bounty
29/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|FIGURE SKATERS|$1000|hard|Dorothy Hamill developed a spin now known as the 'Hamill' one of these|camel
15/01/1996|Jeopardy!|U.S.A.|$200|easy|The Wadsworth Athenium, America's oldest public art museum, is located in this Conn. capital|Hartford
03/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLAND|$200|easy|Britain's 4 PM 'coffee break'|tea time
02/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD RELIGION|$1000|hard|Roshi is a title of a master in this form of Buddhism|Zen Buddhism
25/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AIRPORTS|$1200|hard|The international terminal at LAX is named for this former mayor|Bradley
11/01/1999|Jeopardy!|PLANTS & TREES|$400|easy|Anatomist Caspar Wistar gave his name to this popular trellis plant|Wisteria
08/06/1998|Jeopardy!|'90s FICTION|$400|easy|This 1993 James Redfield book has been described as 'An adventure in pursuit of a spiritual mystery'|The Celestine Prophecy
19/01/2009|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLES!|$800|hard|In 1969 it was Bonjour, Babs! when Streisand & Matthau hit the screen in this film|Hello, Dolly!
15/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|___ IN THE ___|$200|easy|In 1979 this TV sitcom got a new setting & a new title, 'Archie Bunker's Place'|All In The Family
18/02/2008|Jeopardy!|THEME PARK FUN|$600|medium|Kennywood's version of this classic ride features a lion & tiger as well as the usual horses|a carousel (or a merry-go-round)
21/11/1995|Jeopardy!|NOVELIST-PLAYWRIGHTS|$500|medium|Rip Torn & Marsha Mason starred in this author's stage adaptation of his own novel 'The Deer Park'|Norman Mailer
14/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$800|hard|You can tour this general's 1807 Virginia birthplace, Stratford Hall|Robert E. Lee
03/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH PROBABILITY|$1200|hard|NASA's Spaceguard Survey watches for the 'extremely small' probability of these 2 objects coming to smash Earth|comets & asteroids
06/11/2009|Jeopardy!|LAND MARKS|$1000|hard|A hunted animal, or a pit that yields stone|a quarry
17/05/2011|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH A SILENT 'W'|$400|easy|Of journalism's 5 w's, this one fits the bill|who
02/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE BEGINNING|$200|easy|'You don't know about me, without you have read a book by the name of 'The Adventures of Tom Sawyer''|Huckleberry Finn
16/06/1999|Jeopardy!|HINTS FROM HELOISE|$500|medium|To make your laundry soft & fluffy, add the 'white' type of this salad dressing liquid to the final rinse|vinegar
17/11/2004|Jeopardy!|LAST YEAR'S NEWS|$600|medium|Democratic house members fled this state in order to block republicans from redrawing congressional districts|Texas
08/10/2007|Jeopardy!|KID ROCK|$200|easy|Work up a sweat naming this toiling tune|Row, Row, Row Your Boat
23/11/2011|Jeopardy!|OBSESSIONS|$800|hard|This African-American composer was so obsessed with his opera 'Treemonisha' that he suffered a breakdown in 1911|(Scott) Joplin
17/05/2011|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH A SILENT 'W'|$600|medium|socket & torque are types of these|wrenches
07/12/2007|Jeopardy!|LITERARY GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|In the preface to 'The Moonstone', Vishnu commands 3 Brahmins in this country to guard the title gem night & day|India
28/01/2000|Jeopardy!|OLD TESTAMENT PEOPLE|$100|easy|Genesis 4:2 says he 'was a keeper of sheep'|Abel
21/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BRAVE NEW WORD|$1600|hard|Reusing components in old electronics is termed this, one letter shorter than the word it's derived from|eCycling
05/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'OUCH'!|$2000|hard|In Ancient Egyptian inscription, this oval figure held the names of royal personages|cartouche
02/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT ATHENIANS|$200|easy|The playwright Aeschylus fought in this battle, about 25 miles from Athens|Marathon
13/03/2006|Jeopardy!|CELL-PHONING IT IN|$200|easy|Atlanta-based & with more than $19 billion in 2004 revenue, it's 'one' this telecom 'sensation'|Cingular
12/01/1990|Jeopardy!|CALIFORNIA CITIES|$500|medium|This town got its name from the pointed peaks seen 15 miles away in Arizona|Needles
10/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T THINK TOO FAST|$1600|hard|A fruit called the Chinese gooseberry was later renamed for the national bird of this country|New Zealand
18/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WEBSTER'S 2005 TOP WORD SEARCHES|$800|hard|A spoonful of sugar won't help this, from the Greek for 'all people', meaning an epidemic over a wide range|pandemic
31/05/2011|Jeopardy!|YES, WE HAVE NO ARMY|$800|hard|This island country, a charter member of NATO, has a Coast Guard but hasn't had an army since 1869|Iceland
27/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$200|easy|Diane Sawyer was a staff assistant to this president in the White House & after his resignation, in San Clemente|Richard Nixon
25/10/2011|Jeopardy!|ACTING THE PART|$1000|hard|This dame's roles have included the Mother Superior in 'Sister Act', Granny Wendy in 'Hook' & Miss Jean Brodie|(Maggie) Smith
21/05/1997|Jeopardy!|SWEET TREATS|$500|medium|From a Turkish term for a cool drink, it's French for sherbet|sorbet
19/11/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. GOVERNMENT|$400|easy|This Treasury Department agency, the ATF, investigates hitmen & mad bombers|Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
02/12/2010|Jeopardy!|'LAX'|$600|medium|This Swedish specialty is raw salmon cured in a salt-sugar-dill mixture|gravlax
08/09/1992|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD FACTS|$200|easy|The world's lowest measured mean temperature, -70°F., is at Plateau Station on this continent|Antarctica
21/03/2008|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$1000|hard|Ash, shoe, family|tree
29/12/1998|Jeopardy!|TV ACTORS & ROLES|$400|easy|Lara Flynn Boyle of 'The Practice' used to play Laura Palmer's friend Donna on this series|Twin Peaks
07/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TO PHRASE A COIN|$400|easy|Of the U.S. coins currently being minted, it's the smallest in size|a dime
24/04/1987|Jeopardy!|REVOLUTIONARY WAR|$100|easy|Samuel Prescott made it to Concord to warn the patriots while this rider was captured en route|Paul Revere
03/01/2012|Jeopardy!|LAND O' LAKERS|$1000|hard|Simon Rodia built the folk art towers named for this South L.A. community between 1921 & 1954|Watts
07/03/2003|Jeopardy!|WHEW!  IT'S HOT!|$800|hard|109 degrees on July 10, 1936 in Cumberland & Frederick|Maryland
27/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MY, YOU'VE AGED|$400|easy|Maybe you can see here why Edison said 'Genius is one percent inspiration and 99 percent' this|perspiration
15/12/2008|Jeopardy!|IN THERE|$1000|hard|'War and Peace': Kutuzov, Raskolnikov, Vronsky|Kutuzov
27/11/1989|Jeopardy!|MOTTOS|$300|easy|Per its advertising motto, the insecticide Raid does this|Kills Bugs Dead
09/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WWII|$400|easy|In addition to this suicidal air squadron, Japan had the Kaiten, human torpedoes|Kamikaze
05/03/2001|Jeopardy!|ATOMIC WEIGHTS|$100|easy|The atomic number of helium, or the number of right angles in a rectangle|4
15/12/2005|Jeopardy!|MY FAVORITE FILMS|$1000|hard|Like Montgomery Clift, I lusted after Elizabeth Taylor in this 1951 classic (wanna go for a boat ride, Shelley?)|A Place in the Sun
22/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|Q ME|$200|easy|These people gave the letter Q its present form around the first or second century|Romans
29/11/2002|Jeopardy!|THE GOLF CHANNEL|$400|easy|TGC's original programs include 'Celebrating 50 Years' of this, which says it's the oldest women's sports assoc.|the LPGA (the Ladies Professional Golf Association)
21/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CATHEDRALS & CHURCHES|$400|easy|James Renwick designed this Fifth Avenue cathedral in the Gothic Revival style|St. Patrick's Cathedral
09/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THIS IS YOUR LIFE, WOODROW WILSON|$600|medium|This foreign general ticked you off when he raided Columbus, New Mexico in 1916; Bienvenido a.....|Pancho Villa
16/02/1999|Jeopardy!|THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS|$500|medium|Arabic name of the area on the shore of the Dead Sea where the first scrolls were found|Qumran
21/04/1998|Jeopardy!|UNMENTIONABLES|$200|easy|Its trademark is composed of an apple, grapes, gooseberries & a cluster of leaves|Fruit of the Loom
14/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST NAMES|$1000|hard|Name of a late actor-director, it's from Latin meaning 'like a bear'|Orson
01/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FRATERNITIES|$1000|hard|Founded in 1882, they were named for the discoverer of the Americas|the Knights of Columbus
08/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1200|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew puts a lid on it--literally.) The candle in the small jar will burn out first because it has the least amount of this to burn|oxygen
05/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BASIC SCIENCE|$4000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows a graph on the monitor.)  Symbolized lambda, the total distance covered by one complete cycle of oscillation from peak to peak or trough to trough is called this|a wavelength
04/11/2005|Jeopardy!|HEAD NORTH|$1000|hard|Part of Tennessee's northern border is with Missouri & Virginia, but the longest section is with this state|Kentucky
06/06/2002|Jeopardy!|HITTING THE LINKS|$400|easy|The Oswego canal links the Erie Canal with this Great Lake|Lake Ontario
24/05/2005|Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY LAST|$800|hard|...of Jesus' 12 original apostles|Thomas
26/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN TO THE BORDER|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows a map on the monitor.)  This country contains a strategic peninsula whose ownership is disputed between it & Russia|Ukraine
12/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT KIND OF ANIMAL ARE YOU?|$2000|hard|Anole, whiptail, basilisk|a lizard
06/04/1988|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$400|easy|The United Church is this large country's largest protestant denomination|Canada
12/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT CITY ARE WE IN?|$1000|hard|Place Ville-Marie, Place Jacques Cartier, Beaver Lake|Montreal
11/06/2008|Jeopardy!|BEVERAGES|$200|easy|This drink spun off G2, for athletes' off-the-field hydration|Gatorade
21/06/1996|Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$100|easy|Marsh's Library in this country was founded c. 1702 by the Archbishop of Dublin|Ireland
17/04/1997|Jeopardy!|ACTORS IN '50s FILMS|$400|easy|Carrie Fisher's parents, they co-starred in 'Bundle Of Joy' in 1956, the year Carrie was born|Eddie Fisher & Debbie Reynolds
05/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH HISTORY|$1400|hard|Henri Petain was a hero for the victory at this fortress in 1916, at a cost of over 500,000 French casualties|Verdun
05/09/2001|Jeopardy!|ANIMATED HISTORY|$100|easy|In 2000 DreamWorks released 'The Road to' this golden city that enticed many explorers|El Dorado
25/12/1998|Jeopardy!|REINDEER|$100|easy|Unlike other deer, both male & female reindeer grow these|Antlers
26/03/2003|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$800|hard|The name of this religion means 'the way of the gods' in both Chinese & Japanese|Shinto
26/10/2001|Jeopardy!|THROWING THE BOOK AT YOU|$500|medium|''Miss Jean Louise, stand up.  Your father's passin.''|To Kill a Mockingbird
26/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$1000|hard|This Great Lake was known to the native Americans as Gitchee Gumee|Lake Superior
01/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN INDIANS|$400|easy|An American Indian word for food, now the basis for a common style of grits|hominy
01/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|19TH CENTURY LIT|$1500|hard|This 'Old Ironsides' poet was also a doctor.  You might recall that his son became a lawyer|(Oliver Wendell) Holmes
31/03/2009|Jeopardy!|TRICKY STUPID ANSWERS|$800|hard|In an ESPN ad, Danica Patrick's race car is towed from a designated space as this ex-'SportsCenter' anchor looks on|Dan Patrick
22/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|JOAN|$2000|hard|This founder of the Children's Television Workshop is in the National Women's Hall of Fame|Joan Ganz Cooney
08/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$800|hard|In this 1957 film Elvis played Vince Everett, an ex-con who develops a recording career|Jailhouse Rock
06/11/1991|Jeopardy!|TENNIS|$100|easy|A game tied at 40-40 is called this|Deuce
03/02/2004|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$1000|hard|Milan company known for its tires & sexy calendars|Pirelli
09/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL NUMBERS|$1200|hard|Matchbox 20: '__ A.M.'|3
09/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SHEIK'S PEER|$1600|hard|Made up of 7 independent states, a country bordering Oman & Saudi Arabia is named for & run by men titled this|emir
07/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$800|hard|Cesar Franck said this composer of 'Symphonie Fantastique' wrote nothing but masterpieces|Hector Berlioz
10/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S MY LINE?|$600|medium|Shakespeare: 'Let me not to the marriage of true minds admit...'|impediments
07/03/2008|Jeopardy!|TUNES ON TOONS|$400|easy|Diana Ross had a cameo in the first episode of the cartoon adventures of this Motown sibling group|The Jackson 5
28/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' ODD JOBS|$1000|hard|He was a bartender, private detective & exterminator before he wrote 'Naked Lunch'|William S. Burroughs
22/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NORWAY BACK WHEN|$400|easy|He's the Norway 'rat' in the photo seen here: (WWII traitor)|Vidkun Quisling
05/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ROLE CALL|$2000|hard|Trevor McKinney, Cole Sear, Forrest Gump, Jr.|Haley Joel Osment
13/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$3000|hard|This closest galaxy to our own is named for an Ethiopian princess in Greek myth|Andromeda
02/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY ART|$200|easy|Like painters, modern artists in this form turned to abstraction, as in David Smith's work in steel|Sculpture
07/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|& THE FURIOUS|$400|easy|On 'The Simpsons', this nuclear plant owner has a pet monkey named Furious George|Montgomery Burns
26/04/2005|Jeopardy!|AP FEMALE ATHLETES OF THE YEAR|$1000|hard|1968: This ice queen|(Peggy) Fleming
11/01/2000|Jeopardy!|FRENCH ART & ARTISTS|$100|easy|He was living in Tahiti when he painted 'Poemes Barbares' in 1896|Paul Gauguin
26/03/1990|Jeopardy!|11-LETTER WORDS|$100|easy|Diaphanous or sheer, as in clothing, or flimsy & obvious, as in a lie|Transparent
23/04/1998|Final Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINERS|None|None|In 1997 this entertainer became the first American named an honorary U.S. veteran by Congress|Bob Hope
02/02/1999|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$100|easy|The last country in South America that he liberated before he died was the one named for him|Simon Bolivar  (Bolivia)
11/03/1998|Jeopardy!|WHEN|$100|easy|On Aug. 28, 1963 he told a crowd gathered in Washington, D.C. 'I have a dream'|Martin Luther King, Jr.
10/06/1998|Jeopardy!|BODY WORKS|$100|easy|You can breathe easy, your right one of these has 3 lobes, the left, 2|Lungs
28/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WARREN BEATTY FILM ROLES|$1200|hard|Football player Joe Pendleton, back from the dead|Heaven Can Wait
21/03/2006|Jeopardy!|THE MATERIAL WORLD|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reads in front of the Pentagon.)  The Pentagon was constructed primarily with this building material; steel was saved for the 2nd World War effort|(reinforced) concrete
11/05/2007|Jeopardy!|WRITTEN BY|$200|easy|'Measure for Measure', 'Coriolanus'|(William) Shakespeare
28/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF BABES|$1200|hard|'This moment is so much bigger than me.  This moment is for Dorothy Dandridge, Lena Horne, Diahann Carroll'|Halle Berry
25/10/2006|Jeopardy!|ALBUMS|$600|medium|'Rememberin' Stevie' on Buddy Guy's 1991 album 'Damn Right I've Got the Blues' was a tribute to this guitar legend|Stevie Ray Vaughan
30/07/2010|Jeopardy!|STATE MOTTOES|$1000|hard|Alaska has this 4-word motto|North To The Future
27/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MEASURE FOR MEASURE|$1200|hard|In viscosity ratings, the 'W' in 10W-40 means 10 is the winter grade rating of this liquid|motor oil
03/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ACCENTÉ|$200|easy|An accent shows that this word means a summary of one's work experience, not 'to continue'|resumé
20/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COLD MOVIES|$1600|hard|The Uruguayan rugby team has a bad day & not enough seasoning in this 1993 Ethan Hawke film|Alive
17/06/1993|Jeopardy!|OAHU|$300|easy|A tower topped by a giant pineapple stands atop this company's Cannery Square|Dole
12/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'I'|$1200|hard|'Fishy' science (11)|ichthyology
25/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE CHIEF JUSTICE FILES|$200|easy|1986-today|William Rehnquist
31/01/2007|Jeopardy!|CRITICISM WITH STYLE|$200|easy|This 19th c. humorist: 'I didn't attend the funeral, but I sent a nice letter saying I approved of it'|Mark Twain
02/05/2007|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE HODGEPODGE|$400|easy|Grab your camera & major in Documentary Studies at CSF, the College of this New Mexico City|Santa Fe
29/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|STATE GOVERNMENT|$2000|hard|Many states have these for state lawmakers, but in 1995 the Supreme Court ruled them unconstitutional for Congress|term limits
11/11/1986|Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$600|medium|The 4 cities beginning with 'M' that hosted the Summer Olympics in 1968, 1972, 1976 & 1980|Mexico City, Munich, Montreal and Moscow
02/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|I'M BORED|$1200|hard|How about memorizing all the capitals of South America, including Quito, the capital of this country|Ecuador
10/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$200|easy|Seashells are made of its carbonate, your bones of its phosphate|Calcium
18/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|$1000|hard|This 3-time Oscar winner won his third Academy Award for playing Judge Roy Bean in 'The Westerner'|Walter Brennan
21/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE BOYS ARE BLUE|$2000|hard|He wrote a 1779 coronation mass though depressed over his mother's death, his failed relationship & unfulfilled goals|Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
08/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SUPER MARIO|$1600|hard|In 1985, he won the NHL Calder Memorial Trophy as the Rookie of the Year|Mario Lemieux
04/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS & ENDS WITH 'O'|$200|easy|Shakespeare's moor|Othello
04/09/1996|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$200|easy|In 1980 Pink Floyd scored its only No.1 single with 'Another' one of these|a 'Brick In The Wall'
02/07/2003|Jeopardy!|PLAGUES ON EGYPT|$600|medium|This plague, No. 8, occurs every 17 years in some places|locusts
25/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$200|easy|This book says Nineveh was so big it took 3 days to cross; that's a whale of a tale to us|Jonah
15/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$600|medium|It was used as a cleanser, bleach & medicine before it was used in gunpowder|Sulphur
18/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN GEOGRAPHY|$2000|hard|Germany's tallest peak, Zugspitze, lies in these Alps|the Bavarian Alps
11/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DAILY 'BREAD'|$1600|hard|According to the Latin satirist Juvenal, that which was provided to placate the masses|bread and circuses
06/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WE, THE JURY|$1400|hard|A lawyer's rejection of a prospective juror, it may be 'for cause' or 'peremptory'|a challenge
14/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|INTERIOR DESIGN|$2000|hard|From the French for 'to pout', it's a nicely decorated room where women went to 'be alone'|boudoir
26/05/2009|Jeopardy!|LITERARY MOVEMENTS|$1000|hard|It's not ridiculous--Ionesco's 'The Bald Soprano' is an example of the Theater of this|the Absurd
13/10/2008|Jeopardy!|AGRIBUSINESS|$800|hard|If you're a slick, pressed-overalls Manhattan M.A.B., you have a Master of Agribusiness degree from here, K-State for short|Kansas State
27/06/2006|Jeopardy!|TV SPIN-OFFS|$800|hard|'Laverne & Shirley'|Happy Days
29/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$600|medium|In August these 'reclusive' crabs compete in a Miss Crustacean beauty pageant in Ocean City, N.J.|hermit crabs
25/02/2009|Jeopardy!|MIRRORS|$200|easy|A small car, or a small mirrored case in a handbag|a compact
15/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WEATHER, MAN|$400|easy|Despite its northern latitude, Great Britain boasts a mild climate due to this warm ocean current|the Gulf Stream
16/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|JAZZ HANDS|$400|easy|This trumpeter was born May 26, 1926; you could call it the 'birth of the Cool'|Miles Davis
11/03/2004|Jeopardy!|HOW'S IT 'HANG'ING?|$400|easy|Morning nausea after too many Mai Tais|hangover
30/11/1999|Jeopardy!|A LITTLE 'R' & 'R'|$200|easy|This hit song reached No. 2 twice, by Bobby Day in 1958 & by Michael Jackson in 1972|'Rockin' Robin'
15/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RADIO DAYS|$600|medium|No lie: it's the name of Fibber McGee's wife|Molly
12/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$400|easy|Samuel Smith wrote this song to a melody he found in a German book, not knowing it was England's anthem|'America' (or 'My Country, 'Tis Of Thee')
09/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|KENNEDY FAMILY MEMBERS|$2000|hard|Was Maryland's first female lieutenant governor|Kathleen (Kennedy-Townsend)
14/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ADD AN ELEMENT SYMBOL|$2000|hard|'Plate' plus the symbol of this element gives you a synonym for 'mesa'|gold (Au)
18/03/1997|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL PHRASES|$100|easy|Proverbially speaking, they 'flock together'|Birds of a feather
04/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$1000|hard|He's built up his body & his name, which is found over 'Muscle And Fitness' & 'Shape'|Joe Weider
17/02/2009|Jeopardy!|MNOW YOUR MNEMONICS|$200|easy|'Roy G. Biv' is a mnemonic for the 7 colors of this|the rainbow (or spectrum)
12/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WANDERERS|$800|hard|This Edward Everett Hale work tells the story of Philip Nolan, condemned to a life at sea|The Man Without a Country
13/01/2006|Jeopardy!|PROVERBS BY INITIALS|$400|easy|'Look B.Y.L.'|before you leap
19/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SHIPS|$1600|hard|The flagship of Oliver Hazard Perry was named for this captain who said, 'Don't give up the ship'|James Lawrence
11/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN-AMERICAN LIT|$400|easy|Macon Dead III, also known as Milkman, is the protagonist of her novel 'Song of Solomon'|Toni Morrison
19/12/2008|Jeopardy!|YOU NEED SOME BACKUP|$1000|hard|Marky Mark|The Funky Bunch
12/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|CIVIL WARS|$400|easy|The Cavaliers opposed the close-cropped Roundheads in this country's civil war|England
05/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$1000|hard|His tenure as president from 1817 to 1825 is often referred to as the 'Era of Good Feeling'|James Monroe
20/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MAN IN SPACE|$400|easy|(Leroy Chiao, aboard the International Space Station, reads the clue.)  On January 14, 2004 President Bush said the I.S.S. would focus on human biology in space, to prepare for a first visit to this planet|Mars
18/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PSYCH 102|$400|easy|Bipolar disorder is an illness commonly referred to as 'manic' this|Depression/depressant
24/06/2010|Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE TONY-WINNING PLAY TITLE|$200|easy|1983:  '____ Song Trilogy'|Torch
06/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$1600|hard|(Alex: Ah, let's hear from Sofia again)  In this 1990 film, Patrick Swayze jumped from subway train to subway train|Ghost
29/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RAISE THE FLAG|$2000|hard|This European principality added a crown to its flag in 1936 to differentiate it from the identical flag of Haiti|Liechtenstein
12/01/1998|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$800|hard|Frommer's walking tour of this capital suggests visits to Ibsen's apartment & Munch's tomb|Oslo, Norway
18/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PLEASANT 4-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|It precedes 'conduct medal', 'samaritan' & '-for-nothing'|good
29/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN INDIANS|$600|medium|Geronimo rode in this U.S. president's 1905 inaugural parade|Theodore Roosevelt
04/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SUE ME!|$1200|hard|Stop the insanity! this diet & fitness guru recently made a comeback with a new website & online community|Susan Powter
27/11/2006|Jeopardy!|WEAPONS OF LOCAL DESTRUCTION|$600|medium|This heavy 19th century sheath knife was named for a Texas frontiersman killed at the Alamo|Bowie knife
22/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|STYX|$1600|hard|The Rivers Styx & Acheron were patrolled by this ghastly ferryman|Charon
23/01/1996|Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$300|easy|Her illegitimate half-brother James served as regent of Scotland during her imprisonment|Mary, Queen of Scots
28/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|INSERT (TEXT) HERE|$200|easy|From Kipling: 'We know that the tail must ( ___ ) the dog'|Wag
16/02/1987|Jeopardy!|CURRENT EVENTS|$100|easy|Hamilton, Ohio recently added this punctuation mark to its name, like our show's always had|an exclamation mark
02/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$1000|hard|This scientist was born in 1867 in Poland with the name Marja Sklodowska|Marie Curie
25/01/1991|Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$300|easy|'Boys' Life' & 'Exploring' magazine are both published by this organization|Boy Scouts
08/11/1990|Jeopardy!|FRIENDLY PHRASES|$400|easy|'Prosperity makes friends' but this 'tries them'|adversity
12/03/2008|Jeopardy!|THE WALTZ|$600|medium|Act III of this 1893 Engelbert Humerpdinck opera features the 'Gingerbread Waltz'|Hansel and Gretel
24/04/2000|Jeopardy!|THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS|$500|medium|Consulting poets to the Library of Congress have included Gwendolyn Brooks & this 'Road Not Taken' poet|Robert Frost
23/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|4-SYLLABLE WORDS|$1600|hard|The word for this type of test you may run on your computer comes from the Greek for 'to know'|a diagnostic
16/02/1998|Jeopardy!|ICEBERGS|$300|easy|This U.S. service operates the Int'l Ice Patrol, which warns of icebergs & has tried melting & bombing them|Coast Guard
28/09/1989|Jeopardy!|MONTHS|$500|medium|The 2 months in which the sun is directly above the equator for part of a day|March & September
16/06/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$500|medium|'The Thousand' was a novel written by this Italian guerrilla leader based on his 1860 Sicilian expedition|Giuseppe Garibaldi
18/05/2011|Jeopardy!|THE LANGUAGE OF PEACE|$400|easy|Salaam|Arabic
27/01/2010|Jeopardy!|OPERA GLOSS|$600|medium|A barcarolle has a lilting rhythm, suggesting the songs of these Venetian singers|gondoliers
12/11/1987|Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES|$100|easy|This 'Dynasty' star's real name is Carol Diahann Johnson|Diahann Carroll
16/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|GEMS|$400|easy|Color of a peridot|green
12/07/2000|Jeopardy!|COOKIES|$300|easy|The Cookies had a Top 10 R&B hit with 'In Paradise'; they later became the Raelettes, this singer's backup group|Ray Charles
24/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN POETRY|$4000|hard|In 'Harlem', Langston Hughes asked, 'What happens to a dream deferred?  Does it dry up like' this 'in the sun?'|a raisin
12/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FROM SCREEN TO STAGE|$1600|hard|'Step In Time' to see this musical set in part at 17 Cherry Tree Lane in London|Mary Poppins
14/06/2005|Jeopardy!|ODDPODGE|$200|easy|In 1913 the tax on a $15,000 individual income was just this percent|1%
01/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESSMEN|$200|easy|In the 1920s businessman Marcus Loew combined 3 movie production companies to form this one|MGM (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer)
30/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T BE AN 'ASS'|$400|easy|Notorious distinction of the man seen here|assassin (John Wilkes Booth)
17/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE PARENTS|$800|hard|The Old Testament's King Solomon|David & Bathsheba
07/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MIND MY WORDS|$1600|hard|44 B.C.: 'All Gaul is divided into 3 parts'|(Julius) Caesar
02/03/2011|Jeopardy!|WHO WROTE IT?|$200|easy|An author: 'Big Brother is watching you'|Orwell
01/04/2003|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$600|medium|When it comes to steak, try this cut from just in front of the rump; it's 'top's|sirloin
17/01/2000|Jeopardy!|GRAVE MATTERS|$200|easy|Hap Arnold, Omar Bradley & Admiral Halsey are among the notables buried here|Arlington National Cemetery
29/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$200|easy|Of befuddled, vagrant or having a fuzzy rear end, what bumfuzzled means|befuddled
21/07/2008|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES HEALTH|$600|medium|Researchers think they know why a blood disorder in the tropics protects against this mosquito-borne disease|malaria
05/10/2006|Jeopardy!|KID'S TOUGH|$1000|hard|Jake Lloyd won the pod race as this 9-year-old kid who is stuck on Tatooine|Anakin Skywalker
03/11/2006|Jeopardy!|AUSSIE|$200|easy|In 1802 Matthew Flinders named an island for the large number of these meat-providing marsupials there|kangaroos
19/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK STARS SAY THE DARNDEST THINGS|$1200|hard|This 'Ziggy Stardust' singer: 'I think I was always a closet heterosexual'|David Bowie
01/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY SUBTITLES|$200|easy|1851: 'The Whale'|Moby Dick
13/06/2007|Jeopardy!|GET 'OUT OF' HERE!|$600|medium|Expenses that your expense account doesn't cover|out of pocket
25/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BY GEORGE|$800|hard|In 1741 he completed his last opera, 'Deidamia'; from then on, he concentrated on oratorios|George Frideric Handel
29/01/2009|Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENS ONCE A YEAR|$200|easy|The first week of August honors these circus performers & is appropriately followed by Smile Week|clowns
06/10/2005|Jeopardy!|TONY MONTANA|$200|easy|The Cathedral of this saint, aptly located in Montana's state capital, is modeled on a church in Vienna|(St.) Helen
18/09/1997|Jeopardy!|MY OH MAYAN|$200|easy|The Mayans domesticated turkey, ducks, dogs & these insects|Bees
22/12/1993|Jeopardy!|POT LUCK|$200|easy|The color of red wines comes from this part of the grape|the skin
25/06/1999|Jeopardy!|NONMETALS|$200|easy|Fake flowers Marie Osmond sang about in 1973|Paper Roses
13/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S BOOKS & AUTHORS|$400|easy|'Our Exploits at West Poley' is a children's book by this 'Tess of the D' Urbervilles' author|Thomas Hardy
06/07/1993|Jeopardy!|MODERN HISTORY|$500|medium|In 1975 this Communist movement led by Pol Pot seized control of Cambodia|the Khmer Rouge
30/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|YOU CAN SAIL THE 7 SEAS|$1600|hard|It's the biblical sea depicted here|the Red Sea
26/07/2007|Jeopardy!|THE DISNEY CHANNEL|$200|easy|Ron Stoppable helps this title girl in her fight against villains like Frugal Lucre & Sr. Senior, Jr.|Kim Possible
30/11/1998|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL|$400|easy|This Dodger won 27 games in 1966, but retired at season's end due to an arthritic arm|Sandy Koufax
26/04/2011|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES ALPHABETICALLY|$1000|hard|This European country is in last place in the 'L's|Luxembourg
13/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FOR 15 MINUTES|$400|easy|A category on 'Famous Houseguests' would have to include this dude whose real first name is Brian|Kato Kaelin
23/02/2004|Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$1000|hard|A Canadian province is named for this son of King George III|Prince Edward (Island)
26/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CONNECTICUTIES|$600|medium|In 1933 Marion Bergeron of West Haven became the first & only Connecticutie crowned this|Miss America
24/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE|$400|easy|Completes the nickname of Olaf Kolzig seen here--'Olie the ____'|Goalie
29/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WE'RE IN BUSINESS|$2000|hard|What was once the Anglo-Persian & Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. later took this name, still reflecting its English roots|BP or British Petroleum
08/03/1990|Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$200|easy|Eleanor of Aquitaine accompanied her 1st husband, King Louis VII, on the 2nd one of these in 1147|Crusades
18/03/2003|Jeopardy!|ARTISTS & THEIR SUBJECTS|$1000|hard|Carlo Saraceni depicted this mythological woman seen here straining at her chains|Andromeda
01/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|In 1961 Nikita Khrushchev changed its name to Volgograd; this name had lasted almost 40 years|Stalingrad
16/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DINOSAURS|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew delivers the clue) No one knows the purpose, but like modern birds, the stegosaurus has a small hole in its skull called a fenestra, from the Latin for this|window
23/10/2002|Jeopardy!|HERE'S TO YOU, MR. ROBINSON|$200|easy|This Defoe character spends 26 years alone on an island but thanks God it's Friday for the next 2|Robinson Crusoe
05/02/2009|Jeopardy!|FASHIONABLE COMMON BONDS|$1000|hard|Hobo, envelope, beaded|purses
26/11/2002|Jeopardy!|WITH THIS RING|$1000|hard|'The Rhine Gold' & 'The Valkyrie' are 2 of the operas in his 'Ring' cycle|Richard Wagner
15/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BLONDIE|$1500|hard|Known for her frosty yet sexy image, this blonde, seen here, once sold refrigerators as 'Miss Deepfreeze'|Kim Novak
26/05/1986|Double Jeopardy!|COLORADO|$600|medium|In Colo., 'people had a careless way ... of firing revolvers ... at each other ...', so he went east, young man|Horace Greeley
01/03/1990|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|None|None|City that was the seat of government of the viceroyalty of New Spain|Mexico City
10/06/2002|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE BIBLE|$600|medium|Upright man who moaned, 'Naked came I out of my mother's womb and naked shall I return thither'|Job
12/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$400|easy|In 2004 she bounced back onto the bestseller list with 'R is for Ricochet'|(Sue) Grafton
03/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'C' IN SHAKESPEARE|$1600|hard|It's the play in which a herald says, 'Know, Rome, that all alone Marcius did fight  within Corioli gates'|Coriolanus
06/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'F' WORDS|$2000|hard|The name of this small flute comes from the Latin for 'peep'|fife
12/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|IT TAKES A THIEF|$400|easy|He played Alexander Mundy on TV's “It Takes a Thief”|Robert Wagner
09/03/1998|Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$400|easy|It may have been James Clinton's brigade that received the surrendered British colors at this town|Yorktown
15/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|WEATHER|$1000|hard|The numbers on this standard wind scale originally referred to a wind's effect on a ship's sails|Beaufort Scale
27/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|STATE THE SENATOR|$1200|hard|George McGovern|South Dakota
29/04/1998|Jeopardy!|RETURN OF THE GETTY|$400|easy|The Getty bought this Van Gogh painting, seen here, from an overextended Australian businessman|Irises
27/05/2010|Jeopardy!|TREES COMPANY|$1800|hard|This timber tree of the genus Fraxinus sounds like what's left over after you burn some of it|an ash
22/11/2006|Jeopardy!|THE MOOR|$600|medium|This country south of Morocco derives its name from the word 'moor'|Mauritania
30/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HI 'YO'|$400|easy|The 3-syllable expression that precedes 'and a bottle of rum' in 'Treasure Island'|Yo ho ho
09/01/1998|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$300|easy|He told Brigid O'Shaughnessy, 'I'm going to send you over.'  The chances are you'll get off with life|Sam Spade (in 'The Maltese Falcon')
19/11/1992|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$400|easy|This mammal's name comes from the corruption of a French phrase which meant 'phony pig'|Porcupine
28/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE 'PLAN'?|$800|hard|This word for a large farm or estate can precede 'shutters' & follow 'cotton'|plantation
06/10/2008|Jeopardy!|MOST POPULAR BABY NAMES OF 2007|$600|medium|Girls' No. 7: de Havilland, Newton-John (I really can't think of another Newton-John, can you?)|Olivia
03/11/2011|Jeopardy!|GOING TO PIECES|$600|medium|The U.S. hasn't minted these, between a penny & a nickel, since 1872|a two-cent coin
11/12/1984|Jeopardy!|COMEDIANS|$300|easy|Pat Paulsen ran for president on their controversial 'Comedy Hour'|the Smothers Brothers
20/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WAY BACK IN THE 1990s|$2000|hard|On Jan. 1, 1993 2 new European nations were formed from the split of this suddenly ex-country|Czechoslovakia
05/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH CARE|$1200|hard|This term for an artificial limb comes from the Greek for 'to add'|prosthesis
13/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN PHRASE BOOK|$1000|hard|When your Italian auto mechanic tells you 'Non si preoccupi', 'Don't' do this, that's when you should start|Worry
22/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE GUYS & GALS|$400|easy|1990: “___ Versus the Volcano”|Joe
23/12/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 'EL' WORD|$600|medium|Group chosen for salvation: They shall be gathered to 'the uttermost part of heaven'|the elect
16/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ELMORE LEONARD|$200|easy|With the success of this book about Chili Palmer & the John Travolta film, Elmore's thinking sequel|Get Shorty
14/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC HEARTTHROBS|$200|easy|A dance called the Lindy Hop was associated with this aviation hero of the 1920s|Charles Lindbergh
26/02/1999|Jeopardy!|MISS MANNERS|$500|medium|Miss Manners says these leaves are 'claustrophobic' & hate 'being stuffed into little bags', so serve the 'loose' type|tea (leaves)
05/05/2000|Jeopardy!|KAREEM|$300|easy|Kareem majored in history while leading this college's team to 3 straight national championships|UCLA
30/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE, OH WHERE?|$2000|hard|The waterfront of this Omani capital is dominated by the palace of Sultan Qaboos Bin Said|Muscat
11/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WHO 'R' YOU?|$2000|hard|The story of the lovestruck Francesca da this appears in Dante's 'Inferno'|Rimini
28/05/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$300|easy|In 1942 he replaced Gandhi as leader of India's National Congress Party|Nehru
22/10/2009|Jeopardy!|I LEARNED IT FROM WORLD BOOK|$800|hard|Herman Wouk won a 1952 Pulitzer for this novel about Captain Queeg & his rebellious officers|The Caine Mutiny
07/04/1988|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$100|easy|It's the French region synonymous with sparkling wine|Champagne
17/10/2008|Jeopardy!|HARRISON FORD|$1000|hard|Harrison played this CIA analyst in 'Clear and Present Danger' & 'Patriot Games'|Jack Ryan
25/07/2007|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$200|easy|Lake Nasser was formed in 1968 when the waters of this river were blocked by the Aswan High Dam|the Nile River
12/05/2011|Jeopardy!|IT'S 'MAY'!|$400|easy|Stable emulsion of vinegar, oil, raw egg yolks & lemon juice; yum!|mayonnaise
08/09/2003|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY LITERATURE|$800|hard|'Knitting', 'Still Knitting' & 'The Knitting Done' are chapters in this 1859 novel|A Tale of Two Cities
17/09/1997|Jeopardy!|TV THEMES|$100|easy|[instrumental]|The Simpsons
04/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|COLLECTIONS|$400|easy|Doug Arbittier's collection of medical antiques in York, Pa. includes colorful jars that held these bloodsuckers|leeches
30/04/1998|Jeopardy!|PUMP YOU UP|$100|easy|Don't use these anabolic lipids when bulking up; they can have serious side effects|Steroids
26/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL PUNISHMENT|$800|hard|In 1480, Lucrezia Borgia was born in what is now this capital|Rome
27/06/2008|Jeopardy!|'D' TALKS|$800|hard|In the aristocratic pecking order, he's directly below a prince|a duke
21/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A HORATIO ALGAE NOVEL|$800|hard|These algae, which share their name with a type of eagle, are at the riches end of the rags to riches story|Golden algae
23/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE 2004|$400|easy|Ending this man's 50-year reign atop the alphabetical list of MLBers, David Aardsma said, 'I owe it all to my parents'|Hank Aaron
08/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S VEGAS, BABY!|$400|easy|At the Las Vegas Natural History Museum, a 35'-long replica of one of these 'tyrant lizards' actually moves & roars|a Tyrannosaurus rex
17/05/2007|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL LINGO ORIGINS|$400|easy|This term for a type of obstructionist comes from the Dutch for 'freebooter' or 'pirate'|filibuster
03/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN SONGS|$1200|hard|The song 'On the Beach at' this place, which became a stateside standard, was first published in Honolulu in 1915|Waikiki
16/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GET MOVING|$400|easy|Its truck line includes the Avalanche, Colorado & Silverado|Chevy
07/05/1998|Jeopardy!|URBAN MYTHS|$400|easy|Wow!  A couple found this pirate prosthesis on their car door handle when they got home from a date|Hook
20/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT HATH TODD WROUGHT?|$800|hard|In 1779 Isaac Todd helped form the North West Co. to challenge the Hudson Bay Co.'s monopoly in this trade|the fur trade
27/06/2007|Jeopardy!|THAT'S SHOE BIZ|$400|easy|In 2006 this company's classic Weejun celebrated its 70th birthday|Bass
13/09/1984|Jeopardy!|BY THE NUMBERS|$400|easy|A race run by couples tied together at the ankle|a 3-legged race
15/04/2008|Jeopardy!|LANDMARKS|$1400|hard|Danish architect Jorn Utzon won a 1950s competition sponsored by the New South Wales government for the design of this|the Sydney Opera Theater
04/01/2012|Jeopardy!|NAMETH THE BIBLE BOOK|$400|easy|'And I beheld when he had opened the sixth seal, and, lo, there was a great earthquake'|Revelation
01/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HE WAS PRESIDENT WHEN...|$1200|hard|The U.S. merchant ship Mayaguez was seized by Cambodian forces; U.S. forces rescued the crew of 39|Gerald Ford
08/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S 'NU'?|$200|easy|Typical college course in which you learn about proper food & diet|Nutrition
22/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WAR STORIES|$2400|hard|'Rags of Glory' & 'Kruger's Gold'|the Boer War
23/03/1998|Jeopardy!|NOT WITHOUT MY DAUGHTER|$100|easy|For many years, this 'pretty baby' was inseparable from her manager mom Teri, an ex-model herself|Brooke Shields
30/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WOOD HOUSE|$1000|hard|It's the Disneyland land with the Thunder Ranch log cabin|Frontierland
24/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SAG AWARD FOR MOVIE CAST|$1200|hard|2008: A story of game showmanship on the subcontinent|Slumdog Millionaire
16/11/2005|Jeopardy!|QUICK MOBY-DICK|$1200|hard|The biblical prophet who's the subject of chapter 83|Jonah
28/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GIVE ME AN 'E'|$400|easy|In college it's any optional course that a student chooses to take|an elective
10/12/2010|Jeopardy!|THE GREATEST IN SPORTS WITH MIKE & MIKE|$1000|hard|(Mike and Mike in the ESPN studio deliver the clue)  'One of the greatest last-second stunners in college sports was Doug Flutie's Hail Mary pass to beat Miami' 'Stunning, yes, but not nearly as stunning for me as when coach Jim Valvano & this college basketball team defeated Houston at the buzzer in 1983'|North Carolina State
29/09/2005|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS ENGLISHMEN|None|None|In 2004 a top entry in a 6,000 mile albatross race was sponsored by a descendant of this man who died in 1834|Samuel Taylor Coleridge
31/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$200|easy|1971 Miss America who should 'watch out for that tree'|Phyllis George of the Jungle
27/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AUTOBIOGRAPHERS|$800|hard|1979: 'Stand by your Man'|Tammy Wynette
12/02/1997|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$200|easy|Its early April start & its late October end cause many missed appointments|Daylight Savings Time
03/04/2001|Jeopardy!|STATES' LOWEST POINTS|$400|easy|3,350 feet above sea level at the Arkansas River|Colorado
03/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LETTERS|$800|hard|21 Bible books are this type of letter intended for many people|epistles
31/01/1997|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$200|easy|A 1935 act of Congress gave this agency, the ICC, authority over motor carriers & drivers|Interstate Commerce Commission
02/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|STATES' HIGHEST POINTS|$400|easy|Jerimoth Hill in Providence County|Rhode Island
04/10/2002|Jeopardy!|HAVE A WHISKEY|$1000|hard|This 'Regal' brand assures us it's 'Without Question the Best of the Scottish Blends'|Chivas Regal
25/01/2011|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE 'C'|$1000|hard|For a nice chianti, visit this wine-making region of Italy that's famous for it|Tuscany
19/02/1998|Jeopardy!|CARD GAMES|$200|easy|In Black Lady Hearts, taking this card in a trick is worth 13 points|the Queen of Spades
24/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|HERBS|$200|easy|Soapwort is sometimes used in brewing to give a glass of beer a good one of these|Head
26/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SOMEBODY WROTE THAT|$1200|hard|''E' Is for Evidence', ''F' Is for Fugitive'|(Sue) Grafton
02/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BIRD UP!|$1200|hard|We were 'wandering' if you knew this Diomeda exulans seabird has one of the largest wingspans|the albatross
17/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BOSTON TV|$200|easy|Everybody knows the name of this long-running sitcom inspired by Boston's Bull & Finch Pub|Cheers
30/04/1999|Jeopardy!|REDS|$500|medium|In 1995 Lenny Wilkins broke this man's record as the NBA's winningest coach|Red Auerbach
28/06/2011|Jeopardy!|LA CATEGORIE JEOPARDY!|$200|easy|Les reponses idiots|Stupid Answers
27/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE 'SOCIAL' NETWORK|$600|medium|The USSR was a Union of Soviet these|Socialist Republics
25/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE ROMANOV DYNASTY|$800|hard|One bio of this 'Great' czar says he carried dental instruments around with him because he loved to pull teeth|Peter the Great
15/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC IN 'C'|$2000|hard|This eclectic American guitarist produced the album 'Buena Vista Social Club'|Ry Cooder
23/03/2000|Jeopardy!|THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD: PART 1|$300|easy|In 325 A.D. this 'Great' leader presided over the Religious Council of Nicaea|Constantine
14/07/2004|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION MILESTONES|$200|easy|When Samantha joined Darrin, it became the first live-action show to regularly put a man & wife in the same bed|Bewitched
26/12/1989|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$500|medium|This animal family includes the largest of  the carnivores|Bear
27/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE TRANSLATIONS|$1200|hard|In Hong Kong this Will Smith movie is 'Superhero Always Stand By You Whenever or Wherever You Need Help'|Hancock
15/12/2011|Jeopardy!|BURNS, BABY, BURNS|$400|easy|Robbie is generally given credit for the words of this song about 'auld acquaintance'|Auld Lang Syne
09/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$200|easy|Next time you send a fax, remember 'fax' comes from this longer word|Facsimile
10/06/2005|Jeopardy!|SALT|$900|hard|In Leonardo da Vinci's 'Last Supper', an overturned salt cellar lies in front of him|Judas
21/05/2004|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHIC NICKNAMES|$1000|hard|The 'Niagara of the South', this waterfall near Corbin, Kentucky shares its name with a famous 'gap'|Cumberland (Falls)
25/07/2008|Jeopardy!|& W'EEP'|$400|easy|Another name for a lottery; there was a famous 'Irish' one until 1987|sweepstakes
20/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THEY HELD UP|$600|medium|An admiral's son, he held up under torture in North Vietnam, even refusing early release|John McCain
17/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE IN THE NEW YORK TIMES|$800|hard|Ben Brantley said the Jetsons-style Egyptian outfits in this opera-inspired show 'should top every drag queen's must-have list'|Aida
18/10/2010|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. CURRENCY|None|None|It's the only U.S. coin or bill produced in 2010 that features the private home of a president on the reverse|the nickel
27/12/2007|Jeopardy!|YEAH, IT WAS THE '80s|$600|medium|'Well, I talk about it, talk about it, talk about it, talk about it'; Lipps, Inc. asked, 'Won't you take me to' here|Funkytown
24/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'B.B.'s|$400|easy|Cartman on 'South Park' insists he isn't fat, he's this|Big-boned
28/01/2008|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S ENGLISH KINGS|$400|easy|Near the end of the play, Fluellen, one of Henry V's officers, compares him to this 4th century B.C. conqueror|Alexander the Great
31/03/2000|Jeopardy!|CHEESY COUNTRIES|$100|easy|Double Gloucester|England
02/06/2004|Jeopardy!|QUOTABLE RECENT MOVIES|$200|easy|2002: 'Nice Greek girls who don't find a husband work in the family restaurant'|My Big Fat Greek Wedding
05/11/1991|Jeopardy!|FEMALE FIRSTS|$500|medium|Under FDR, Frances Perkins became the first female cabinet member, heading this department|the Department of Labor
15/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WOMEN|$200|easy|The entries in her famous diary were addressed to an imaginary friend named Kitty|Anne Frank
06/01/1997|Jeopardy!|BODY TALK|$100|easy|If you're clumsy your fingers may be all these|thumbs
31/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$1000|hard|This Dutchman's discoveries of Fiji, Tonga & New Zealand were a disappointment, since they had no great wealth|Abel Tasman
19/07/1991|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$200|easy|This Nevada city calls itself 'the biggest little city in the world'|Reno
02/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONIC PAIRS|$1000|hard|Totally missed the aquamarine question on a color test|Blew blue
01/07/2010|Jeopardy!|THE GREEK LETTER EQUIVALENT|$400|easy|K|kappa
20/10/2009|Jeopardy!|FRENCH CROSSWORD CLUES|$800|hard|High fashion (5, 7)|haute couture
10/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|STATELY MUSEUMS|$800|hard|The Amelia Earhart Birthplace Museum, the Oz Museum|Kansas
27/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$1000|hard|On 'SNL' this performer with a rhyming name portrayed Arianna the Cheerleader, Mariah Carey & Judge Judy|Cheri Oteri
29/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN 'W'RITERS|$1600|hard|Stories set in her native Mississippi include 'The Robber Bridegroom' & 'The Ponder Heart'|Eudora Welty
27/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|JAZZ|$600|medium|In 1976 this guitarist's 'Breezin' ' LP became the 1st record by a jazz musician to go platinum|George Benson
09/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$800|hard|From the Latin for 'to suffer with', they're the expressions of sympathy you 'send' to someone who's grieving|Condolences
16/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FUNNY WESTERNS|$1000|hard|In this 1948 film, Bob Hope played a dentist who marries 'Calamity' Jane Russell|The Paleface
29/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|HAIRSTYLES|$600|medium|During World War II, many women wore this shoulder-length style with the ends curled under from ear-to-ear|Page Boy
25/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GETTING SCIENTIFIC|$400|easy|Air consists of about 78% nitrogen, 1% argon & 21% this gas|oxygen
06/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS & HONORS|$400|easy|The only woman to receive this foremost military decoration is Dr. Mary Walker, for her actions at Bull Run|the Congressional Medal of Honor
19/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'M.J.'|$400|easy|He led the Bulls to 6 NBA championships in the '90s|Michael Jordan
13/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|ADJECTIVES|$800|hard|It describes a person with strict moral principles, or a piano whose strings run vertically|upright
07/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THOMAS JEFFERSON'S READING LIST|$2000|hard|Read & learn from 'Epistulae Morales' by this Roman tragedian & eventual suicide|Seneca
01/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|EARLY AMERICAN HISTORY|$2000|hard|In October 1729 Benjamin Franklin purchased this one-year-old newspaper that had a subscription list of 90|the Pennsylvania Gazette
29/10/1998|Jeopardy!|WORLD HODGEPODGE|$500|medium|When shopping on Saba, an island in this sea, look for the beautiful, delicate Saba lace|Caribbean Sea
20/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COOKING EQUIPMENT FOOD|$1600|hard|Orville Redenbacher sells this sweet & salty treat as well as its more famous cousin|kettle corn
29/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|Of the chemical elements, it has the shortest name|tin
01/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC FASHION|$800|hard|These skirts with a rounded, bell-like shape were popular in Civil War times|Hoop skirts
12/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LIES, THEFT & FRAUD|$1200|hard|It's the legal term for willful giving of false testimony under oath|perjury
29/01/1999|Jeopardy!|CHOCOLATEY QUOTES|$200|easy|Sonny the breakfast cereal spokes-bird is associated with this crazy chocolatey slogan|'I'm Cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs'
11/05/2001|Jeopardy!|ANYTHING BUT CHEESESTEAK|$300|easy|Chicken chunks & chopped veggies in a rich sauce topped with a pastry crust are baked in this 'pie'|chicken pot pie
11/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$2000|hard|His words 'God bless the crew of Apollo 17' were the last ever spoken from the surface of the Moon|Eugene Cernan
15/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LAST WORDS|$1600|hard|This 1892 Leoncavallo opera ends with 'La commedia e finita', or 'The comedy is finished'|I Pagliacci
02/01/2006|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE FOOD & DRINK|$1000|hard|Oklahoma has an entire state meal including chicken fried steak, cornbread & these 'colorful' legumes|black-eyed peas
07/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SAINT JOAN|$800|hard|Joan of Arc became the 'Maid of' this city after she & a small force freed it from the English in 1429|Orleans
10/10/2006|Jeopardy!|I AM CURIOUS: YELLOW|$200|easy|Florida's state butterfly has black & yellow stripes & is named after this equine that has black & white stripes|a zebra
23/05/2005|Jeopardy!|THE SMART SET|$200|easy|As co-editor of the influential magazine The Smart Set, this Baltimorean attacked the 'booboisie'|(H.L.) Mencken
24/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'M'USIC|$400|easy|It's a 2-word alternate name for the harmonica|the mouth organ (or mouth harp)
03/11/2005|Jeopardy!|A LA 'CART'|$200|easy|Proverbially, don't ruin plans & 'upset' this fruit-delivery mechanism|the apple cart
13/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$2000|hard|Every 4 minutes in the U.S. someone buys a book by this woman who also writes as J.D. Robb|Nora Roberts
03/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'CROSS'TALK|$1000|hard|The MX in BMX bicycles stands for this|motocross
29/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD REMAKES|$1200|hard|This 1974 Walter Matthau-Robert Shaw movie came through the station again in 2009|The Taking of Pelham One Two Three
08/02/2001|Jeopardy!|THINGS THAT EXPLODE|$300|easy|This 'candle', a type of firework, splits up its charge to produce separate groups of sparks|Roman candle
06/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|ART CLASS|$800|hard|It's believed that Vermeer used this image-making device to help transfer images to canvas|a camera obscura
01/04/1991|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$500|medium|She didn't attend her husband's 1797 inauguration because her mother-in-law was ill|Abigail Adams
10/03/1998|Jeopardy!|PACKAGING|$400|easy|In 1992 Madonna proved this sells, even wrapped in mylar, with her bestseller of the same name|Sex
02/12/1988|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' FIRST NAMES|$500|medium|Werfel & Kafka|Franz
23/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GET BIBLICAL|$2000|hard|God asked him, 'Should not I spare Nineveh... wherein are more than sixscore thousand persons'|Jonah
12/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|I'M MORE THAN JUST A SECRETARY|$400|easy|She filed with style before taking over as editor of Cosmopolitan magazine in 1965|Helen Gurley Brown
19/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PATRON SAINTS|$400|easy|Saint Blaise is the patron saint of those afflicted in this body part, as with tonsillitis|the throat
04/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FATHERLY NICKNAMES|$1000|hard|'The Father of Bluegrass Music'; he passed away in 1996|Bill Monroe
21/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE JACK POT|$400|easy|He was one half of 'The Out-Of-Towners' & one half of 'The Odd Couple'|Jack Lemmon
17/10/2000|Jeopardy!|MOSES|$400|easy|The novel 'A Woman Called Moses' recants the heroic struggles of this abolitionist|Harriet Tubman
23/05/2001|Jeopardy!|THE ROMANOVS|$400|easy|Alexander II added $7,200,000 to Russia's coffers by selling off what's now known as this|Alaska
10/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BOWLING FOR DOLLARS|$1200|hard|When making your approach & roll, be sure to not cross over this 'line' 60 feet from the headpin|a foul line
08/12/2008|Jeopardy!|AD 'LIB'|$200|easy|It rang for the last time in February 1846|the Liberty Bell
14/04/2010|Jeopardy!|GORGE|$800|hard|Jade Dragon Snow Mountain overlooks Tiger Leaping Gorge, a canyon carved by this Chinese river|the Yangtze
28/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$1600|hard|His 'Jolly Toper' of the 1600s is seen here|Franz Hals
19/07/1991|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC QUOTES|$300|easy|In 1521 he told the Diet of Worms, 'I cannot and I will not recant anything'|(Martin) Luther
06/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MAD, I TELL YOU!|$800|hard|This Warner Bros. cartoon series launched in 1930 was soon followed by Merrie Melodies|Looney Tunes
09/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|JOHN PHILIP SOUSA|$2000|hard|In 1896 Sousa wrote an operetta set in Peru during Spanish occupation that featured this title march|El Capitan
13/11/1992|Jeopardy!|FISH|$100|easy|The Pacific type of this fish dies after swimming up rivers to spawn; the Atlantic does not|salmon
08/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|I HAVEN'T READ SHAKESPEARE, BUT...|$1000|hard|Toyotas!  Yeah, that's it; it's about Toyotas|Troilus & Cressida
13/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE PRIME MINISTER OF INDIA|$3800|hard|While in prison in the 1920s, he wrote 'Glimpses of World History', a series of letters to his daughter|(Jawaharlal) Nehru
19/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A 5-COURSE MEAL|$1600|hard|The catch of the day & main course is this young haddock or cod that weighs under 2 1/2 pounds|scrod
24/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|Corfu is the most northerly of this country's 7 main Ionian islands|Greece
19/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NORSE|$1600|hard|Ymir, the first being of the Norse pantheon, wasn't human, but rather one of these, like Goliath|a giant
04/01/2006|Jeopardy!|A SHORT HISTORY OF VEGAS|$600|medium|1969: His 57-show engagement at the International Hotel breaks existing Vegas attendance records|Elvis Presley
11/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LEADING MEN|$1600|hard|This romantic actor appeared in 'Marriage Italian Style', 'Divorce Italian Style' & 'Ghosts Italian Style'|Marcello Mastroianni
11/04/2007|Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$200|easy|In 1737 in Boston, the Charitable Irish Society held the first municipal celebration of this holiday|St. Patrick's Day
02/03/2011|Jeopardy!|VS.|$600|medium|From 2003 to 2009 the men's final in this British tournament was somebody vs. Roger Federer|Wimbledon
29/03/2004|Jeopardy!|THE FIFTH DIMENSION|$1000|hard|This African-American was elected to his fifth term as Los Angeles mayor in 1989|Tom Bradley
16/01/2012|Jeopardy!|GOLD|$600|medium|Gold has the atomic number 79 & this chemical symbol|Au (Aurum)
22/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIA|$800|hard|The CIA & this watchdog 'council' were established by the same act of Congress in 1947|National Security Council
28/02/1990|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD TRADE|None|None|3 of the 5 founding members of OPEC|Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia & Venezuela
26/06/2006|Jeopardy!|THREE ON A MATCH|$1000|hard|The 3-word motto of the French Revolution|Liberty, equality, fraternity
04/11/2005|Jeopardy!|UNUSUAL PETS|$400|easy|Proto-surrealist poet Gerard de Nerval reportedly walked one of these crustaceans on a leash through Paris|a lobster
27/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PRIMA DONNA|$1200|hard|In 1960 Hurricane Donna reached Florida with this category number, one less than the max|4
06/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|The Colorado River provides much of the border between this country's Baja California Norte & Sonora|Mexico
26/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ARE YOU NUTS?|$1600|hard|Amaretti are crisp cookies made from a paste of this popular nut|almonds
08/12/2000|Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE SHAKESPEARE|$100|easy|'Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend me' these|Your ears
28/05/2009|Jeopardy!|THE DALLAS COWBOYS|$400|easy|The blue-white-blue stripe on the team's silver helmets was changed to red-white-blue for this year|1976
23/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MNEMONICS|$2000|hard|'Seems Like Mata Hari Picked Her Targets Carefully' gets you to this list that Antipater of Sidon came up with|the Seven Wonders of the World
25/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THE KING'S MEN|$1200|hard|This nephew of a king took on the Green Knight but in some tales was killed by Mordred|Sir Gawain
20/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN PHRASES|$400|easy|In this play, Casca says Cicero's speech 'was Greek to me'|Julius Caesar
27/06/2006|Jeopardy!|TV SPIN-OFFS|$600|medium|'The Jeffersons'|All in the Family
15/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$800|hard|This holiday's name came from 'shriving', purifying yourself by confessing your sins|Shrove Tuesday
25/02/2008|Jeopardy!|I'M BEING SENT TO KYRGYZSTAN|$1000|hard|Noted author Aytmatov captured Kyrgyz geography in 'Tales of Mountains and' these semiarid plains|steppes
05/02/1998|Jeopardy!|MOVIE VICTIMS|$100|easy|To avoid joining the victims of this hockey-masked killer, stay away from Camp Crystal Lake|Jason
16/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE HELP|$800|hard|King Arthur had a lot of these to remember--Sir Galahad, Sir Gawain...|knights
09/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CLICHES IN OTHER WORDS...|$800|hard|Clothed for committing homicide|dressed to kill
21/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|EVERY BREATH YOU TAKE|$2000|hard|The play 'Breath' by this author of 'Waiting for Godot' has no dialogue, no actors & lasts only 35 seconds|Samuel Beckett
17/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LAWRENCE|$1000|hard|This beat poet penned 'A Coney Island of the Mind'|Lawrence Ferlinghetti
08/11/2007|Jeopardy!|SOUTHERN CUISINE|$1000|hard|From French for 'to suffocate', it's a popular Cajun stew of crawfish & vegetables served over white rice|étouffée
08/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$2000|hard|The Connecticut River, like the Quinnipiac & Saugatuck Rivers, flows into this sound|Long Island Sound
26/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DEAD MAN WALKEN|$2000|hard|Walken's Frank Abagnale Sr. didn't live to see the end of this 2002 Spielberg scam film|Catch Me If You Can
22/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ROYAL SCANDALS|$2000|hard|This Hungarian piano virtuoso was scandalously involved with the married princess Carolyn Sayn-Wittgenstein|Franz Liszt
09/12/1997|Jeopardy!|IN THE WILDERNESS|$100|easy|Most of the trails in this national park lead to the High Sierra, a region of jagged peaks & sparkling lakes|Yosemite
17/09/2007|Jeopardy!|THEATRE GHOSTS|$1000|hard|Melbourne's Princess Theatre boasts the ghost of a singer who died after playing this devilish role in 'Faust'|Mephistopheles
01/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINING THE TROOPS|$400|easy|Now host of 'The Tonight Show' he was quick to volunteer to entertain the troops during the First Gulf War|Jay Leno
15/12/2006|Jeopardy!|FASHION SENSE|$200|easy|The 'driving' types of these feature some leather for a good grip; the 'opera' ones do not|gloves
21/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THIS OLD HOUSE|$800|hard|This section of sheet metal guides water away so it won't get back under the roof shingles|the metal flashing
14/11/1995|Jeopardy!|BIRD PARTS|$400|easy|Also called the ventriculus, it's the part of a bird that grinds food using stones or grit|the gizzard
22/07/1999|Jeopardy!|LAUNDRY DAY|$500|medium|5 decades of design 'waves' haven't much changed this detergent's box, with orange & yellow circles|Tide
09/04/2010|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL BAD STUFF|$200|easy|Abimelech, Lamech & Cain all commit this crime|murder
16/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$1200|hard|Serzh Sargsian is its president, Tigran Sargsian is its prime minister|Armenia
25/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FURRED, FEATHERED, FINNED|$400|easy|The brown type of this pouched bird plunges from the air to fish; the white one scoops up fish as it swims|a pelican
09/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS ONSTAGE|$800|hard|John Lithgow won a Drama Desk Award in '85 for playing 'Mountain McClintock' in this play on B'way|Requiem For A Heavyweight
30/12/2004|Final Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS|None|None|He was the first vice president to cast zero tiebreaking votes in his capacity as president of the Senate|John Tyler
28/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$400|easy|The name of this Michigan resort island is Chippewa for 'great spirits' or 'great turtle'|Mackinac Island
11/07/2006|Jeopardy!|FEMALE FIRSTS|$1200|hard|In 1995 Roberta Cooper Ramo, an Albuquerque attorney, became the first woman president of this organization|the American Bar Association
12/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIRACLE OF VINEGAR|$1600|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew gets her polish on.)  Taco sauce will remove the tarnish from a penny because of two ingredients--vinegar & the chloride ions from this compound|table salt
10/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE NOVEL LIST|$600|medium|'The Winter of Our Discontent', 'The Moon is Down'|John Steinbeck
03/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MYSTERY MEAT|$400|easy|Well, this filet came from Japanese Wagyu cattle--it must be this type of beef|Kobe beef
06/02/2004|Jeopardy!|ENGLISH CLASS|$600|medium|'At', 'by' & 'of' are all this part of speech|prepositions
18/09/1997|Jeopardy!|LABOR PAINS|$200|easy|Type of work stoppage initiated by an employer closing its doors to workers|Lockout
18/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OHIO STATE ALUMNI|$1200|hard|He's sold over 200 million 'Goosebumps' books & over 80 million 'Fear Street's|R.L. Stine
07/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DRAWN-OUT DRAMAS|$400|easy|In the 15th century this alliterative type of play dealing with Jesus' crucifixion could take 3 days to complete|a passion play
14/04/2006|Jeopardy!|YOU BOT IT|$600|medium|The humanoid robot Asimo performs some John Travolta dance moves in this Disneyland 'land'|Tomorrowland
27/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS|$1000|hard|Government ministry offices line this street that runs from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square|Whitehall
21/02/2011|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$1000|hard|Rocking, Arabian, Trojan|horses
03/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LETTERS|$400|easy|The 1934 Indian Reorganization Act was passed after the Blackfoot sent a letter about injustices to this president|FDR
08/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BOBBING FOR BOBS|$400|easy|In a 1960 hit song, this man's lover was waiting for him 'Beyond the Sea'|Bobby Darin
15/03/2000|Jeopardy!|YOU SHOULD 'C'|$500|medium|This official name of the Ivory Coast is the country's name in French|Cote d' Ivoire
03/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GODLY RHYME TIME|$1600|hard|Egyptian god of death & resurrection's tiny infectious agents|Osiris's viruses
21/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES PULITZER WINNERS|$400|easy|A 1993 award cited John F. Burns' 'courageous', coverage of the destruction of this Bosnian capital|Sarajevo
17/10/2003|Jeopardy!|'A' MEN|$1000|hard|1994's 'Three Tall Women' earned him his third Pulitzer Prize for Drama|Edward Albee
02/02/1998|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S MY LINE?|$400|easy|In the Who song 'My Generation', this line follows & rhymes with 'Things they do look awful cold'|Hope I die before I get old
10/11/2010|Jeopardy!|THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT|$400|easy|This CW series explores the world of collegiate cheerleading|Hellcats
06/11/1989|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|None|None|With over 35,000 miles, this state has the longest highway system in the U.S.|Texas
07/02/2008|Jeopardy!|NORMAN|$600|medium|The Normans, who had at first been invited to this formerly imperial city, eventually sacked it in 1084|Rome
10/10/1991|Double Jeopardy!|DANCE|$800|hard|'Fan's of this Spanish dance know its name is slang for a ball or dance in the American Southwest|the fandango
24/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE ORCHESTRA|$400|easy|Orchestra section with the name of an alloy|the brass
16/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|I PROBABLY COULDN'T PAINT THAT|$800|hard|In 1938 this Mexican woman raised some eyebrows with her 'Self-portrait with Monkey'|Frida Kahlo
31/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTORS|$800|hard|In 1983 this Bulgarian-born American encircled 11 islands off Florida with 6 million sq. ft. of pink polypropylene|Christo
01/04/2009|Jeopardy!|WHEN POLITICIANS SPEAK|$600|medium|Regarding this VP, LBJ said all he needed was a gal to answer the phone & a pencil with an eraser|Humphrey
10/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY FACES|$200|easy|She's the former Milwaukee school teacher & world leader seen here:|Golda Meir
14/01/2003|Jeopardy!|BUTTERFLIES & MOTHS|$600|medium|Female butterflies & moths release pheromones to attract males, who use these organs to 'smell' the chemicals|antennae
09/03/1999|Jeopardy!|REIGNING CATS & DOGS|$100|easy|A tabby cat named Dusty produced exactly 420 of these during her life, a world record|Kittens
22/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|POSSESSIVE LIT|$1000|hard|Thomas Hughes published this chronicle of life at an English boys' school in 1857|'Tom Brown's Schooldays'
23/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DOWN WITH THE SHIP|$800|hard|This book by Sebastian Junger details the loss of a fishing boat, the Andrea Gail, to bad weather|The Perfect Storm
21/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECT TV|$1200|hard|Joe Pytka is known for directing Pepsi commercials & the 1987 PSA of a frying egg with this slogan|This Is Your Brain on Drugs
30/03/2007|Jeopardy!|LITERARY OBITS|$600|medium|Beheaded by Harker & his heart Bowie-knifed by Morris.  No funeral arrangements pending|Count Dracula
14/09/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 'A' LIST|$400|easy|Term for a large group or chain of islands|archipelago (atoll accepted)
21/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER GRAND CANYONS|$400|easy|Just south of Rochester in this state, Letchworth State Park is home to the 'Grand Canyon of the East'|New York
26/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|KUNG FU|$600|medium|It's said Bodhidharma taught kung fu to these men at China's Shaolin Temple|Buddhist monks/priests
08/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SMALL SCREEN CRITTERS|$2000|hard|In this '50s sitcom a banker was haunted by 2 human ghosts & a booze-loving St. Bernard named Neil|Topper
08/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SEARCHING THE GLOBE|$800|hard|Around 1620 Pietro Della Valle brought to Europe a copy of this script from Behistun in Mesopotamia|Cuneiform
18/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DESIGN SQUAD|$1200|hard|To create a new bike, the Design Squad used TIG welding, the 'T' standing for this metal|tungsten
22/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MY HEAVENS!|$800|hard|To the ancient Greeks, these fields were the home of the blessed dead|Elysian Fields
25/11/2005|Jeopardy!|THE NEWSPAPER|$200|easy|The credit line is a photographer's equivalent of this for reporters|a byline
08/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'60s POP MUSIC|$400|easy|Songwriter who gave us the classics  'Help Me Rhonda', 'Surfer Girl' & 'California Girls'|Brian Wilson
21/03/2008|Jeopardy!|BEFORE HE WAS PRESIDENT|$600|medium|He was 'Old Rough and Ready', a hero of the Mexican War|(Zachary) Taylor
01/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNORS|$400|easy|The person heard here is the governor of this U.S. state: ('I'm a 6'4'', 250-pound ex-Navy seal, pro wrestler, radio personality....')|Minnesota (Jesse Ventura)
18/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN EXPLORERS|$2500|hard|Hernando de Alarcon sailed up this river a few months before Cardenas made his 'Grand' discovery|the Colorado River
13/05/2010|Jeopardy!|PAST LIVES|$600|medium|In 1607 this Brit set out on the Hopewell with his son John & a crew of 10 to find a northern sea route to Asia|(Henry) Hudson
22/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$800|hard|A review said this 1979 William Styron novel 'belongs on that small shelf reserved for American masterpieces'|Sophie's Choice
16/02/2005|Jeopardy!|1905|$600|medium|January 26: This largest rough gem-quality diamond ever found is unearthed in South Africa|the Cullinan
02/03/2005|Jeopardy!|HINTS FROM HELOISE... TO ABELARD|$600|medium|'No one would lay on an ass a burden suitable for' this huge mammal|an elephant
13/01/2006|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK STATE|$1000|hard|While living in these New York mountains, Robert Louis Stevenson began writing 'The Master of Ballantrae'|the Adirondacks
17/11/2009|Final Jeopardy!|MOVIES & DANCE|None|None|Derived from other traditional dances & still popular today, the syrtaki was created for this 1964 movie|Zorba the Greek
18/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S EAT|$800|hard|This catch-all stew of meat, potatoes & vegetables is said to have originaed in the hobo camps of the early 1900s|mulligan stew
20/04/2005|Jeopardy!|WEATHER WORDS & PHRASES|$400|easy|They sound soothing to some|wind chimes
07/04/2006|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL MANAGERS|$400|easy|After retiring as the Dodgers' manager, he guided the 2000 U.S. Olympic baseball team to the gold medal|Tommy Lasorda
19/04/2011|Jeopardy!|ON THE BRITISH MONARCHY'S WEBSITE|$400|easy|Traditional forms of greeting the Queen: 'For men... a neck bow (from the head only) whilst women do a small' one of these bows|curtsy
06/06/2005|Final Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARY QUOTATIONS|None|None|On Dec. 13, 2000 he said, 'While I strongly disagree with the court's decision, I accept it'|Al Gore
03/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS IN BOOKS|$1600|hard|'Blood', 'Missing' & 'Tears' are titles in this Francine Pascal series about a girl named Gaia|Fearless
12/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|DISCOVERY CHANNEL UNSOLVED HISTORY|$1200|hard|It's the vessel whose fate is investigated here  'The century-old debate still raged between two possibilities: an exterior mine or a tragic accident.'|the Maine
17/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPAM|$1600|hard|This U.S. state consumes more Spam per capita than any other, making dishes like Spam musubi|Hawaii
08/01/2008|Jeopardy!|FROM SCREEN TO STAGE|$400|easy|In the musical 'Legally Blonde', blonde ambition takes Elle Woods all the way to this university's law school|Harvard
01/05/1990|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$100|easy|The water in this large Utah lake is saltier than ocean water|The Great Salt Lake
04/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS PEOPLE|$2000|hard|In 1963 this NFL head was the first non-athlete named Sports Illustrated's 'Sportsman of the Year'|Pete Rozelle
02/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH CAPITALS|$800|hard|Colombo|Sri Lanka (Ceylon)
05/10/2007|Jeopardy!|TOASTS BY LANGUAGE|$1000|hard|Kampai|Japanese
08/04/2008|Jeopardy!|A HOST OF GHOSTS|$200|easy|Ghosts at the Mounds Theatre in this 'twin city' of Minneapolis are said to sit with the audience & watch shows|St. Paul
21/05/1990|Jeopardy!|ROCK GROUPS|$400|easy|Ace Frehley, Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons & Peter Criss formed this rock group|KISS
12/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LITTLE RHODY|$400|easy|This chicken, the state bird, had its beginnings on a farm in Little Compton in the 1850s|Rhode Island Red
24/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE THEY WERE ROCKS|$200|easy|Dead vegetation built up in layers forms peat, which next forms this organic rock|Coal
30/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC FASHION|$800|hard|This term for old-fashioned trousers ending just below the knee derives from a Washington Irving character|a knickerbocker
06/04/2004|Jeopardy!|HALLS OF FAME|$400|easy|Connoisseurs of immortality will want to visit the Southern Pines, N.C. hall of fame for this art of stuffing animals|taxidermy
17/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$1600|hard|The South African band Ladysmith Black Mambazo sang on his song 'Diamonds On The Soles Of Her Shoes'|Paul Simon
14/09/2006|Jeopardy!|I'M A WOMAN'S MAN|$800|hard|Actor born March 30, 1937: he's so vain, he probably thinks this clue is about him|Warren Beatty
09/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NICKELODEON|$800|hard|This group of youngsters includes Chuckie Finster, twins Phil & Lil & the mean & bossy Angelica|Rugrats
07/10/1997|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS 17th NAMES|$100|easy|Jan Vermeer, who made only about 40 of these in his life, gave 2 to a baker in exchange for credit|paintings
01/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC FOR FOOLS?|$1200|hard|This Beatles tune was the 2nd Top 10 hit for Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66|Fool on the Hill
05/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|REPUBLICANS|$600|medium|In 1994 the Arizona chapter of the ACLU named this former senator its Civil Libertarian of the Year|Barry Goldwater
06/09/1999|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|None|None|On July 20, 1999 it was 30 years since this man said, 'Houston... the Eagle has landed'|Neil Armstrong
04/05/2001|Jeopardy!|DATING 101|$300|easy|Emily Post recommends you ask for a date to this senior year dance at least a month in advance|the prom
18/06/2009|Jeopardy!|OBSCURE AMERICA|$1000|hard|The Norumbega Fault Zone runs from Penobscot Bay in this state through Massachusetts|Maine
23/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IT'LL END IN 'TEER's|$600|medium|It's the type of army with no conscripts|Volunteer
11/04/2000|Jeopardy!|VEGETARIAN CUISINE|$200|easy|This 4-letter word is seen after 'apple' less often than after 'cole'|slaw
20/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE COMEBACK KIDS|$800|hard|Once Doogie the teen doctor, he resuscitated his career by playing himself in the 'Harold & Kumar' films|Neil Patrick Harris
23/02/1999|Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$500|medium|Your granny might remember when you were this high 'to a grasshopper'|Knee high
30/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AN 'F' IN HISTORY|$2000|hard|This Spanish king married Queen Isabella in 1469 & sent Columbus off to America in 1492|Ferdinand
12/07/1999|Jeopardy!|THE NEW CAR LOT|$500|medium|Your pocketbook may not 'Bond' with the $130,000 base price of its DB7 Coupe|Aston Martin
04/04/1997|Jeopardy!|EAGLE HODGEPODGE|$100|easy|In 1782 the U.S. chose this eagle as its national bird|Bald eagle
12/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$600|medium|Technically, this NFL team is located in Orchard Park, New York|Buffalo Bills
12/11/2007|Final Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LANGUAGE WRITERS|None|None|In his journal of 1710 to 1713, he referred to himself as 'Presto'|Jonathan Swift
01/05/2002|Jeopardy!|WAX MUSEUMS|$1000|hard|This father of a 'Three's Company' star is one of the country legends depicted in wax at the Music Valley Wax Museum|Tex Ritter
18/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$800|hard|The largest of Spain's Balearic Islands, it's been called the 'Pearl of the Mediterranean'|Majorca
04/02/1998|Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$300|easy|The Sultan of Swat makes it to the Supreme Court|Babe Ruth Bader Ginsburg
18/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL NAMES|$600|medium|Kampuchea|Cambodia
20/10/2009|Jeopardy!|NOBEL PRIZE WINNERS|$200|easy|Geneva-born Henri Dunant, a founder of this international organization, shared the first Peace Prize in 1901|the Red Cross
21/12/2005|Jeopardy!|REJECTED SUPER BOWL HALFTIME SHOWS|$400|easy|Rosewood school wanted to play this game where if you're tagged as a female swimming bird, you're it|duck-duck-goose
15/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ELEMENTAL|$1600|hard|As a coloring agent, this element between iron & nickel on the periodic table will literally give you the blues|cobalt
02/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE MY ETCHINGS?|$1000|hard|One of many self-portraits by this Dutchman is etched here|Rembrandt
16/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LITTLE GREEN MEN|$2000|hard|At age 80, the man on the face of this bill was president of his state's executive council|the one-hundred
13/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SEA LIFE|$2000|hard|This term for a breeding ground for seals sounds like something to 'crow' about|a rookery
18/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'TEEN' ENTERTAINMENT|$800|hard|These 4 reptiles use a bow staff, kitanas, nunchucks & sai as weapons|the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
04/12/2000|Jeopardy!|'A'RT|$200|easy|He's the 15th century Fra, or brother, whose work is seen here:|Fra Angelico
30/06/1997|Jeopardy!|BRAVE WORDS|$500|medium|This 20th century novelist defined 'guts' as 'Grace under pressure'|Ernest Hemingway
24/11/1995|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL SCIENTISTS|$300|easy|Before becoming U.N. Ambassador, she was a foreign policy advisor to the 1980 Reagan campaign|Jeanne Kirkpatrick
18/06/2010|Jeopardy!|WHO'S YOUR DADDY?|$400|easy|Reggae artist Ziggy|Bob Marley
08/05/2002|Jeopardy!|TV's PRETTY FACES|$600|medium|African-American actor Lawrence-Hilton Jacobs played this character on 'Welcome Back, Kotter'|(Freddy 'Boom-Boom') Washington
23/07/1999|Jeopardy!|RIVER CITIES|$100|easy|The sacred Hindu city of Benares is located on the left bank of this river|Ganges
17/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT THE 'ELL'?|$400|easy|Used to relieve faintness, they're made up of ammonium carbonate & some fragrant scent|smelling salts
06/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE TALKIN' BASEBALL|$1600|hard|Pitcher Mike Flanagan said, 'You're having a bad day when the 5th...rolls around & they drag' this outfield area|the warning track
17/04/2007|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CAPITALS|$1000|hard|King Christian VIII's birthplace|Copenhagen
18/10/2005|Jeopardy!|ODD WORDS|$600|medium|A canephora is a statue of a woman bearing one of these on her head|a basket
16/03/1990|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$300|easy|1940's style with tight cuffed trousers. wide lapels & heavily padded shoulders|Zoot Suit
28/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$1000|hard|In Russia these buckwheat pancakes may be topped with smoked oysters & melted butter|Blini/Blintzes
18/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|TV NEWS NAMES|$600|medium|Steve Kmetko is letter perfect as the host of this show biz-oriented cable network's 'News Daily'|E!
11/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$800|hard|Author of 'The Vicar of Wakefield' whose friends called him 'Goldy'|Oliver Goldsmith
25/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE ROAD WITH BOB & BING|$600|medium|In 1940, the first 'Road' movie found Bing & Bob swearing off women & hiding out in this Asian city-state|Singapore
24/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MARK MY WORDS|$400|easy|'Auto racing is boring except when a car is going at least 172 mph upside-down', wrote this Miami Herald columnist|Dave Barry
06/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NO.1 WITH A BULLET|$2000|hard|In the 1965 no. I 'Eve of' this, the eastern world, it is explodin'/ violence flari|Destruction
15/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH ASTROLOGY|$2000|hard|The 2 signs made of of 2 separate but identical creatures|Gemini and Pisces
08/05/2000|Jeopardy!|FOREWORDS|$300|easy|He said that freelance photography helped pay the bills while he wrote 'Invisible Man'|Ralph Ellison
08/02/1985|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL|$100|easy|The Atlanta Braves are in this division of the National League|the Western division
03/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT STORIES|$2000|hard|Even Uncle Vanya might be bored by 'A Boring Story', which this Russian playwright wrote in 1889|Anton Chekhov
08/12/2000|Jeopardy!|THE BRITISH INVASION|$400|easy|Featuring a frenzied solo, this British band's “You Really Got Me” soared to No. 1|The Kinks
02/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'P'EOPLE|$2000|hard|Born around 1550, this man also known as Wahunsonacock came to wield enormous power in what is now Va.|Powhatan
12/03/1998|Jeopardy!|BUDDY THE BEEKEEPER|$100|easy|Buddy mixes equal parts of this & hot water to feed a new colony with no honey to eat|Sugar
19/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|2-, 3- & 4-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|This axlike tool is a 3- or a 4-letter word, depending on whether you spell it with that final 'E'|adz(e)
17/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RATED 'R'|$2000|hard|Tom Wolfe placed this word before 'chic' to describe patronage of extremists by famous people|radical
22/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATION|$700|hard|The study of the meaning of words, it sometimes disparagingly refers to meaningless distinctions|Semantics
24/09/2008|Jeopardy!|70 YEARS AGO: 1938|$200|easy|In an April vote in this country, 99.75% approved of Hitler marching in & taking over|Austria
25/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE LABORS OF HERCULES|$800|hard|One of the labors was to capture this raging porker of Mount Erymanthus|big boar
27/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|VATICAN CURIOSITIES|$1200|hard|John XXIII must have had lots of 'spare' time, as he had one of these recreational areas installed in the Vatican|a bowling alley
18/10/1999|Jeopardy!|HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS|$300|easy|This Midwestern city's Madison & State Streets form the basis for its address system|Chicago
28/04/1997|Jeopardy!|RIVERS|$200|easy|The section of this river near London Bridge is called the Pool|the Thames
27/04/1998|Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH ME|$500|medium|In 'Once Upon A Mattress', it was supposed to be under the mattresses|Pea
21/09/2007|Jeopardy!|HERE'S SOME ADVICE|$1000|hard|'Virtue is its own' this|reward
09/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|DAMN YANKEES|$200|easy|This general captured Atlanta in September 1864; in November, he left it in flames -- you may now boo|William T. Sherman
08/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$400|easy|Once called Oyster Island, it became part of the Statue of Liberty nat'l monument in 1965|Ellis Island
08/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|STATE FLAGS|$2000|hard|You'll find a Seminole woman scattering flowers on this state's flag|Florida
30/11/2007|Jeopardy!|PUBLIC DOMAIN JUKEBOX|$1000|hard|They're the dancing title females in the song heard here|Buffalo Gals
28/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MIDDLE INITIAL J.|$1200|hard|In 1977 he became the first driver to win the Indy 500 a fourth time|A.J. Foyt
26/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|REAL ESTATE TERMS|$1000|hard|An agreement with a real estate broker to market one's property|a listing
18/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$600|medium|In 'The First Wives Club', she, Diane Keaton & Goldie Hawn sing 'You Don't Own Me'|Bette Midler
13/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECTING THEIR WIVES|$600|medium|'Double talk' title of the first film Paul Newman directed; it starred his wife, Joanne Woodward|Rachel, Rachel
23/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN WRITERS|$1600|hard|In 'Emma' she wrote, 'Half of the world cannot understand the pleasures of the other'|Jane Austen
07/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|9-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|This type of computer program is available for free on a trial basis; then a fee is paid for continued usage|shareware
14/11/1986|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$100|easy|Imitation diamonds, they were originally gems obtained from a certain German river|rhinestones
06/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|PARIS|$800|hard|The highest elevation in Paris is in this artsy area, home to the church of Sacre Coeur|Montmartre
20/01/2004|Jeopardy!|IT'S A DATE!|$200|easy|St. Patrick's Day & the feast of Joseph of Arimathea are both celebrated on this date|March 17
16/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|RUDOLPHS & RUDOLFS|$800|hard|This president fits the category because his middle name is Rudolph|Gerald Ford
22/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$400|easy|Legumes absorb this element from the air & are often planted to restore it to the soil|nitrogen
14/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|IF THEY MARRIED...|$600|medium|If the corn-rowed star of '10' married English diarist Samuel, she'd make an entry as...|Bo Pepys
17/10/2005|Jeopardy!|CONSTANTINE|$400|easy|Sufferin' succotash! This pope reportedly cured Constantine of leprosy & converted him to Christianity|Sylvester
11/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SHELL GAMES|$800|hard|Of ladybugs, house flies or yellow jackets, they're the ones with a shell covering their wings|Ladybugs
03/11/1989|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$300|easy|In boxing it could be Caesars Palace or Madison Square Garden|Fight Site
03/01/2011|Jeopardy!|NOVEL IDEAS|$200|easy|One of the '7 commandments' in this Orwell novel reads: 'Whatever goes upon 4 legs or has wings, is a friend'|Animal Farm
13/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY CLASS|$2000|hard|The Greek word for 'wrist' gives us this adjective used to describe a syndrome that affects the wrist|Carpal
03/09/2001|Jeopardy!|BALLS|$500|medium|Used in large group games, it's the worldly projectile seen here|an Earth ball
08/01/2003|Jeopardy!|SPORTING GOODS|$1000|hard|Montreal's 2002 Jr Powerlam is a 51'' long one of these with a synthetic blade|a hockey stick
24/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE WHITE HOUSE|$1200|hard|The first of these was installed in 1879 for Rutherford B. Hayes; his number was 1|a telephone
07/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHO APPOINTED ME TO THE SUPREME COURT?|$2000|hard|William Howard Taft|Warren G. Harding
16/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'O' YOU ANIMAL!|$400|easy|'Cool' cat seen here:|Ocelot
05/06/2000|Jeopardy!|JOHN HANCOCK|$500|medium|To tell the veritas, John did a lousy job as treasurer of this college, his alma mater|Harvard
13/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GETTING MEDIEVAL WITH ENGLISH LIT|$2000|hard|A popular Middle English lyric begins, 'Sumer is icumen in / Lhude sing' this bird|the cuckoo
29/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ALTERNATE LITERARY TOMBSTONES|$1600|hard|1902-1968: The 'Best Laid Plans' I ever made were for that trip with my poodle Charley|Steinbeck
13/01/2004|Jeopardy!|MEDICAL MATTERS|$800|hard|Listen up!  Teens & adults, as well as children, may have this disorder, ADD for short|Attention Deficit Disorder
27/01/2005|Jeopardy!|BRIGHT IDEAS|$1000|hard|James Fergason invented this type of 'display' that found an early use in calculators|LCD (or Liquid Crystal Display)
29/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD REMAKES|$800|hard|This waterlogged 1935 movie with Charles Laughton & Clark Gable was remade in 1962 & 1984|Mutiny on the Bounty
24/01/2006|Jeopardy!|GENERAL KNOWLEDGE|$600|medium|Reginald Jackson, born in 1946, is nicknamed Mr. October; Thomas Jackson, born in 1824, was nicknamed this|Stonewall
25/06/2003|Jeopardy!|GOING TOPLESS|$400|easy|Left unopened, this term for wheat, rice or rye becomes something you'll need to open an umbrella for|grain (to rain)
05/02/2007|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPER SECTIONS|$800|hard|Wow!  This L.A. Times section says ALCAN is up 5 cents!  Sell!!|Business
30/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WOOD HOUSE|$400|easy|You can visit the Boston house that this man left to go for a ride April 18, 1775|Paul Revere
27/12/2006|Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$400|easy|The eminent British archaeologist Dorothy Garrod was the first female professor at this British university|Cambridge
11/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'W'|$800|hard|It found no evidence of a conspiracy involving Oswald & Ruby|the Warren Commission
22/05/2006|Jeopardy!|THE GOOD BOOK|$400|easy|Jeremiah asks, 'Is there no balm in' this land?|Gilead
11/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|A CD CATEGORY|$1600|hard|The deluxe edition of his 'Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy' includes a bonus disc of a 1975 concert|Elton John
23/03/1998|Jeopardy!|PUNCHLINE|$200|easy|Gracie's traditional response to George Burns' order 'Say good night, Gracie'|Good night, Gracie
31/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$600|medium|Completes the Joyce Kilmer couplet 'Poems are made by fools like me...'|...but only God can make a tree
27/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|VIRGINIA WOOLF|$200|easy|This English newspaper's Literary Supplement carried Virginia's reviews for over 30 years|The London Times
24/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS & ILLUSTRATORS|$1200|hard|Picasso's 1907 work 'Les Demoiselles d'Avignon' was inspired by this artist's series of nudes called 'Bathers'|Paul Cézanne
11/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$1000|hard|This noun from the Italian for 'skilled' is often applied to top musicians|Virtuoso
18/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|MISCELLAN'IUM'|$800|hard|For many centuries this drug derived from a poppy was the main painkiller used in medicine|opium
07/06/1999|Jeopardy!|'BLUE'|$500|medium|This hard rock group had a 1976 hit with '(Don't Fear) The Reaper'|Blue Öyster Cult
07/01/2000|Jeopardy!|STATES BY TOWN|$500|medium|Dixon, Metropolis, Decatur|Illinois
17/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WILLIAM HURT FILMS|$200|easy|In this 1986 film William Hurt picked up on all the signs Marlee Matlin was giving him|Children Of A Lesser God
22/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A KITTY CAT-EGORY|$1600|hard|It's the fastest land animal over short distances, attaining speeds up to 60 miles per hour|a cheetah
03/02/2010|Jeopardy!|TAKE THE FIFTH|$1000|hard|You get a B if you know it's the fifth element on the periodic table|boron
08/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HEAPING PORTIONS|$1200|hard|A 32-ounce soft drink at 7-Eleven has this trademarked name|Big Gulp
01/06/2009|Jeopardy!|A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT|$200|easy|John Quincy Adams used to skinny dip in this river that runs through Washington, D.C.|the Potomac
16/05/2001|Jeopardy!|MUSIC APPRECIATION|$100|easy|Of the 3 main voice classifications for male singers, this one is the highest|Tenor
30/09/2002|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD FLAGS|None|None|This Mediterranean country is the world's only nation whose flag bears a geographic outline of itself|Cyprus
13/06/1997|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|Though 50 miles inland from the Gulf of Mexico, this Texas city is one of the nation's major ports|Houston
17/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH GEOMETRY|$2000|hard|A spheroid might say, you can call me prolate or this, like the Earth -- just don't call me late for dinner|oblate
29/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|STORIED HOTELS|$2000|hard|Maxim de Winter meets his future 2nd wife at the Hotel Cote d'Azur in Monte Carlo in this Daphne du Maurier novel|Rebecca
08/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|I NEED SOME SPACE|$1200|hard|Colorful term for a second full moon in one month; something rare might happen 'once in' it|a blue moon
09/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|FELONIOUS MONKS|$1200|hard|AKA Saloth Sar, he was a novice monk in Cambodia before becoming infamous for 'Killing Fields'|Pol Pot
18/10/2004|Jeopardy!|NOTHIN' BUT 'A's|$600|medium|It's a type of ant or a large mythical female warrior|an Amazon
19/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|'F' IN MATH|$400|easy|1/8 of a mile, or 201.7m|Furlong
04/06/2009|Jeopardy!|DUCK! SOUP|$800|hard|Banzai!  This fermented soybean paste is used in the Japanese soup that's flying toward your head|miso
21/04/2005|Jeopardy!|THE RURAL SCENE|$400|easy|In a classic book, 'its head was a small sack stuffed with straw, with eyes, nose and mouth painted on it'|a scarecrow
20/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SPEAKING FLUENT CANADIAN|$1200|hard|Not a cartoonist, he lost the P.M. job on May 22, 1979 but had it back by March 3, 1980|(Pierre) Trudeau
01/07/2010|Jeopardy!|COW|$1000|hard|The reticulum, rumen, omasum & abomasum make up a cow's this|stomach
09/01/1998|Jeopardy!|TV FACTS|$100|easy|Star of 1984's 'The Duck Factory', you can't 'Mask' the fact he went on to a 'Dumb' film career|Jim Carrey
12/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'60s TV|$400|easy|In the fall of 1961 this collie and this moose went head to antlers Sundays at 7|Lassie and Bullwinkle
30/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|QUEEN VICTORIA|$200|easy|In 1876 Victoria was delighted to receive the title 'Empress of' this Asian land|India
15/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINES|$600|medium|On March 20, 1987 this drug became the 1st approved by the FDA for use in combating the AIDS virus|AZT
26/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION IN SONG|$2000|hard|In Kathy Mattea's song these 'And A Dozen Roses', a trucker is retiring 'after 30 years of drivin' up & down the interstate'|18 Wheels
09/10/2007|Jeopardy!|NOT A VERB|$200|easy|Capable, succeed, accomplish|capable
20/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AH, FLORIDA!|$1000|hard|He's the Florida-born country music legend heard here|Slim Whitman
04/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|KNIGHTS & KNIGHTHOOD|$400|easy|A well-equipped knight had several of these, including a palfrey for travel & a fast courser for battle|a horse
19/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE 'BRIG'|$400|easy|2 or more combat battalions|brigade
03/07/2009|Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED GODS & GODDESSES|$1000|hard|He's swift of foot: MY CURER|Mercury
30/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY LOCALES|$200|easy|1904: Never-Never-Land|Peter Pan
11/11/2010|Jeopardy!|NUMERIC PHRASES|$800|hard|A new gust, or a renewed ability to continue|a second wind
24/04/1997|Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$100|easy|God told Adam, 'Of every tree of the garden thou mayest freely eat:  but of' this one|Tree of the knowledge of good & evil
06/05/1998|Jeopardy!|'A' PLUS|$100|easy|It means not electric, when talking of guitar or piano|Acoustic
10/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|INSIDE A B-17|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from inside a B-17.)  Because of its heavy defensive armament, including .50 caliber machine guns, the B-17 was dubbed the 'Flying' this; Nazi propaganda tried to change that to 'Flying Coffin'|Fortress
02/05/2005|Jeopardy!|ANTHROPOLOGISTS|$200|easy|Hortense Powdermaker did fieldwork in this California place & wrote a book calling it 'The Dream Factory'|Hollywood
18/06/2008|Jeopardy!|HOUSES OF THE HOLY|$600|medium|The Dome of the Rock|Jerusalem
04/02/2009|Jeopardy!|ROTTEN POETRY ABOUT GOOD POETS|$600|medium|Blind by 1652 / 22 years of life remained / Still much for him to do / Like pen 'Paradise Regained'|Milton
13/02/2003|Jeopardy!|ENDLESS SUMER|$400|easy|Utu, who judged the dead at the end of each day, was the Sumerian god of this celestial body|sun
06/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ASIAN BODIES OF WATER|$1200|hard|The Sea of Japan splashes against this peninsula that's politically divided into North & South|Korea
05/10/2009|Jeopardy!|REAL PEOPLE IN BEATLES SONGS|$1000|hard|'Man, you should have seen them kicking' this American poet in 'I Am The Walrus'|Edgar Allan Poe
22/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LAWS|$800|hard|In 1996 Clinton & Dole argued about the 1993 act with these 2 types of 'leave' in its name|Family & Medical Leave
22/01/2010|Jeopardy!|WYATT EARP|$1000|hard|In the late 1870s Wyatt Earp headed for the gold rush in this mountain region in the Dakota Territory|the Black Hills
02/02/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$200|easy|George Skibine's ballet 'Tragedy at Verona' is based on this play|Romeo And Juliet
12/09/2000|Jeopardy!|THE GRIDIRON|$400|easy|[Hi, I'm Franco Harris, Hall of Fame running back of the Pittsburgh Steelers]  In the 1972 playoff game against the Oakland Raiders, I caught a miraculous, game-winning pass that's been nicknamed this|The Immaculate Reception
18/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE MOVIES|$600|medium|The composition heard here was appropriately played in this 1994 Hugh Grant film:|Four Weddings and a Funeral ('The Wedding March')
12/07/2011|Jeopardy!|FEAR|$800|hard|Theophobia|religion
07/02/2011|Jeopardy!|DON'T HAVE A COW, MAN|$400|easy|AKA bean curd, this may be sealed aseptically in packaging that may be kept unopened at room temp for up to 8 months|tofu
25/01/2006|Jeopardy!|BEATLES BEFORE & AFTER|$200|easy|Famous London church whose album cover showed the lads in a zebra crossing|Westminster Abbey Road
24/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER|$200|easy|In 2000 Marla Maples auctioned off for $110,000 the engagement ring she got from this ex|Donald Trump
07/11/2002|Jeopardy!|HITCHCOCK MOVIES IN OTHER WORDS|$400|easy|'Taxonomic Class Aves'|The Birds
03/11/1997|Jeopardy!|GRANDMA'S SECRET DIARY|$300|easy|December 7, 1940: Saw this new Disney film, it was weird!  Hippos dancing ballet?|Fantasia
07/10/2009|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE TERMS|$400|easy|Heavier objects have more this, the tendency of an object to resist a change in its state of motion|inertia
17/04/2000|Jeopardy!|HIGH SCHOOL TV|$200|easy|Robin Givens & Howard Hesseman were featured in this series about a classroom of honors students|Head of the Class
08/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PRO CHEERLEADER SQUADS|$800|hard|In the AFC East: The Flight Crew|the (New York) Jets
27/06/2011|Jeopardy!|HINDSIGHT IS 1920|$200|easy|You could have elected James Cox president instead of this opponent, who turned out to be ineffectual|(Warren G.) Harding
19/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|POPES|$800|hard|Paul VI's anti-birth control encyclical was called 'Humanae Vitae', or 'on' this|Human Life
15/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$400|easy|In 2002 the commonwealth rejoiced as she celebrated 50 years on the throne|Queen Elizabeth II
21/09/2000|Jeopardy!|TV GUIDE'S 50 GREATEST CHARACTERS|$500|medium|This cop ranked No. 18 is the only totally bald character on the list, baby|Kojak
17/11/2000|Jeopardy!|MUSIC TO MY EARS|$100|easy|The Beastie Boys opened for her during the 1985 Virgin Tour|Madonna
30/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'GO' FOR IT|$200|easy|If you visit this Mongolian desert, you may see gazelles & sand rats|the Gobi
25/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE ACTORS|$1000|hard|She played Moses' wife in the 1956 film 'The Ten Commandments' (& Herman Munster's wife on TV)|Yvonne De Carlo
27/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING|$400|easy|A branch of math, it's also another name for tartar build up on the teeth|calculus
08/04/2011|Jeopardy!|IT BORDERS JUST ONE OTHER COUNTRY|$1000|hard|Denmark|Germany
08/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST NOVELS|$800|hard|Stephen King's 1st published novel, it was made into a 1976 movie starring Sissy Spacek|Carrie
02/11/2006|Jeopardy!|FROM THE GREEK|$1000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew at the Alabama Institute for Deaf & Blind.)  At Alabama Institute for Deaf & Blind, kids gain self-esteem & confidence with this type of therapy, from the Greek for 'horse'|hippotherapy
22/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHY|$1200|hard|One who makes a practice of challenging supposed knowledge; Pyrrho was said to be the first on|skeptic
30/10/2001|Jeopardy!|CIRCUSES|$500|medium|A circus formed in the 1930s combined the names of the Cole Brothers & this famous circus figure seen here|Clyde Beatty
10/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE SPORTS NICKNAMES|$400|easy|This word precedes the Irish of Notre Dame & the Illini of the University of Illinois|Fighting
20/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE SPHINX|$400|easy|The addition of these avian features is the main innovation of sphinxes found in Asia|Wings
03/11/2008|Jeopardy!|DANCE TO THE MUSIC|$400|easy|Courteney Cox & this guy were 'Dancing In The Dark' in his 1984 music video, directed by Brian De Palma|Bruce Springsteen
22/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HER STORY|$600|medium|In William Styron's book, her 'Choice' is which of her children to send to death|Sophie
05/03/2010|Jeopardy!|THE DIEDS OF MARCH|$800|hard|Crispus Attucks, an African American, was one of 5 men killed in this Beantown event March 5, 1770|the Boston Massacre
25/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TITLE WAVE|$1200|hard|Kate Jacobs: 'The ____ Night Knitting Club'|Friday
19/10/2000|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL CUISINE|$300|easy|European chefs cook the young foliage of this stinging plant, urtica dioica, like spinach|Nettle
07/12/2006|Jeopardy!|THE WEASEL FAMILY|$400|easy|This critter that lives in the North Pacific Ocean often sleeps in masses of floating kelp|sea otter
07/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CANDY IS DANDY|$2000|hard|In the name of candies with sayings on them, this 12-letter word comes between 'Sweethearts' & 'Hearts'|Conversation
29/02/2008|Jeopardy!|BELGIUM, BELARUS OR BELIZE|$1000|hard|It's part of the British Commonwealth of Nations|Belize
24/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$600|medium|Now a Tennessee senator, he appeared in the films 'Die Hard 2' & 'The Hunt For Red October'|Fred Dalton Thompson
24/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE ME TO YOUR WORLD LEADER|$400|easy|President Bronislaw Komorowski; that should be all you need|Poland
29/05/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|$1000|hard|Charter 77 was smuggled out of this country in 1977 & published in Western newspapers|Czechoslovakia
05/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ARABIC TO ROMAN NUMERALS|$400|easy|Play: 'Dial 1000 for Murder'|M
29/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN OPERAS|$800|hard|Shifting the title's focus: 'Jessika'|The Merchant of Venice
17/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NOT YOUR EVERYDAY WORDS|$1600|hard|This word starting with 'T' means 'one who does believe in God' (add an A & you'd get one who doesn't)|theist
29/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FLY ME WITH BALLOONS|$800|hard|In 1978, 3 men set a record flight duration of 137 hours in The Double Eagle II balloon, which used this gas|helium
27/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SOUL|$400|easy|This 'Hardest Working Man in Show Business' hit the Top 10 in 1965 with 'Papa's Got a Brand New Bag, Part 1'|James Brown
30/01/2004|Jeopardy!|READ AMERICAN|$1000|hard|In 'Dodsworth' by Sinclair Lewis, Sam Dodsworth is president of a car co. in this town that was 'at its peak'|Zenith
30/12/2011|Jeopardy!|THE MOST EXPENSIVE EVER|$600|medium|In 2010 sex.com was sold for $13 million, the most ever paid for the part of an Internet address called this 'name'|a domain name
12/09/2000|Jeopardy!|THE GRIDIRON|$200|easy|[Hi, I'm Champ Bailey, college football's top defensive player of 1998]  The award for top defensive player in college football is named for Bronislaw Nagurski, whose nickname was this|Bronco
16/11/1998|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE MEMORIES|$300|easy|You 'pull' one of these by staying awake until dawn over a project or paper|All-nighter
16/11/1993|Jeopardy!|SICKNESS & HEALTH|$300|easy|Attacks occur about every fourth day in the quartan form of this mosquito-transmitted disease|Malaria
17/03/2008|Jeopardy!|ELEMENTARY|$200|easy|The Bible tells us of this element being beaten into plates, cut into wires & worked into the clothing worn by Aaron|gold
13/05/2005|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE EARTH|$1600|hard|They're the 3 South American countries through which the equator passes|Ecuador, Colombia & Brazil
30/06/1998|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC 'BIG' & 'LITTLE' SONGS|$300|easy|In 1968 O.C. Smith crooned, 'God didn't make' these 'and it don't rain in Indianapolis in the summertime'|Little green apples
20/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE CONSTELLATIONS|$400|easy|This constellation's belt points southeasterly to Sirius, the brightest star in the nighttime sky|Orion
11/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'L'|$400|easy|A lake of this, not water, sometimes fills Kilauea|Lava
05/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA CHARACTERS|$400|easy|He was 'The Barber of Seville' prior to becoming Count Almaviva's valet|Figaro
16/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ONE-WORD MOVIES|$800|hard|Crispin Glover spouts actual Anglo-Saxon in this 2007 CGI monster movie based on an ancient epic|Beowulf
02/12/1999|Jeopardy!|NEW REPUBLIC|$200|easy|After a 9-month civil war with West Pakistan, this nation gained independence in the 1970s|Bangladesh (formerly East Pakistan)
18/02/1999|Jeopardy!|JAZZ NICKNAMES|$500|medium|The Empress of the Blues|Bessie Smith
23/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & THEIR ROLES|$700|hard|(AUDIO DAILY DOUBLE): 'Dallas' actor heard here singing in a 1953 movie musical: 'Where is the light that's lit by land?  Where is it now?'|Howard Keel
07/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LOTS OF STUFF|$1600|hard|A cold-causing agent, its name combines the Greek & Latin words for 'nose poison'|a rhinovirus
08/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|COMPUTERS|$800|hard|The simple operating system permanently written into main storage, it's what 'ROM' stands for|Read-Only Memory
13/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|TREES|$3000|hard|Species of this popular poplar include the bigtooth and the quaking|aspen
02/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NOT OF GOOD CHARACTER|$400|easy|You're not yourself today; you're this 8-letter word OED defines as 'one who assumes a false character'|impostor
17/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT A DECADE IN THE U.S.|$800|hard|Between 1816 & 1819 westward expansion brought 4 new states, including this Hoosier homeland|Indiana
06/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$1200|hard|Shortly after 'The House of the Seven Gables', he wrote a book of classical myths, 'A Wonder Book for Girls and Boys'|Hawthorne
29/05/1989|Jeopardy!|STEPHEN FOSTER LYRICS|$400|easy|According to this song's lyrics, she was 'borne, like a vapor on the summer air'|Jeanie (with the light brown hair)
10/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MOON 'R's|$2000|hard|From the German for rivulet these trenches on the moon's surface probably carried lava|rills
11/03/1998|Jeopardy!|THE 5 'W's|$500|medium|It's the radio station American Movie Classics wants you to 'remember'|WENN
16/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICIANS|$1200|hard|If you're humming a movie theme, chances are good it's by this 'Jaws' & 'Star Wars' composer|John Williams
21/02/2008|Jeopardy!|THE TOP TEEN LIST|$1000|hard|At 17, this 'Little Women' author wrote her first novel, 'The Inheritence'|(Louisa May) Alcott
30/04/2009|Jeopardy!|PURPLE PROSE & POETRY|$1000|hard|This lord's poem 'Locksley Hall' tells of 'pilots of the purple twilight, dropping down with costly bales'|Tennyson
06/07/2010|Jeopardy!|BE FRUITFUL & MULTIPLY|$600|medium|3 x 4 x 5 x 6|360
07/01/2005|Jeopardy!|ODD AMERICAN HISTORY|$1000|hard|Declaring bankruptcy to get out of jail in 1819, he now had time to smell the roses & draw the birds|Audubon
13/07/2006|Jeopardy!|BETTER 'RED'|$600|medium|High-flying critter seen here|a robin redbreast
16/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE LOVERS|$1600|hard|Back in 1991 he made a strong impression as the drifter who hooks up with Geena Davis in 'Thelma & Louise'|Brad Pitt
21/12/2005|Jeopardy!|REJECTED SUPER BOWL HALFTIME SHOWS|$1000|hard|Writer Ted Kooser, given this title by the Library of Congress, was going to read his work 'Delights and Shadows'|poet laureate
27/09/2010|Jeopardy!|'B' IN FASHION|$200|easy|One of these may be cinch, money or tooled leather|a belt
17/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK|$1200|hard|On average rocks consist of 46.5% this gaseous element|oxygen
07/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$800|hard|This Virginia Woolf-inspired novel earned Michael Cunningham the 1999 Pulitzer Prize for fiction|The Hours
19/10/2009|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$400|easy|Norris McWhirter, track announcer at the first sub-4-minute mile, began compiling this book the same year|the Guinness Book of World Records
29/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$400|easy|Type of music that's the title of Toni Morrison's 1992 novel set in 1926 Harlem|Jazz
11/03/2002|Jeopardy!|FUN WITH FLOWERS|$200|easy|Also called a yellow daisy, this 'black-eyed' flower bears a woman's name|a Black-Eyed Susan
17/02/2005|Jeopardy!|WE'VE GOT DESIGNS ON BROADWAY|$600|medium|Paul Huntley is B'way's master of these; you might flip yours over the ones he designed for 'Hairspray'|wigs
30/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AUSSIE CAPITALS|$800|hard|Of all the world's urban centers exceeding 1 million in populatioin, this capital of Victoria is southernmost|Melbourne
09/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|KENNEDY FAMILY MEMBERS|$1600|hard|Was killed during a volunteer bomber mission in WWII|Joseph Kennedy, Jr.
09/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$400|easy|Flirtatious floozy Flanders             (4)|Moll
21/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$400|easy|Sean O'Casey's 'Juno and the Paycock' takes place in a tenement house in this capital city|Dublin
04/02/2000|Jeopardy!|PLAY YOUR CARDS RIGHT|$100|easy|In bridge, if east is the dummy that means the declarer is this position|West (opposites)
17/06/2004|Jeopardy!|JEOPARDY! OF FORTUNE|$400|easy|Current Senate Majority Leader|Bill Frist
17/10/2000|Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S RITES|$100|easy|Emily Post says it's not only correct but nice to throw one of these for a woman about to adopt a child|Baby shower
30/11/2007|Jeopardy!|BREAKFAST CEREALS|$800|hard|Introduced in the 1980s, it's the trademark name for a cereal of 'seven whole grains & sesame' & little puffs|Kashi
08/06/2001|Jeopardy!|THE WOMEN OF BAYWATCH|$300|easy|Lani in 1997, at the present time she may or may not be married to Dennis Rodman|Carmen Electra
25/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|THE BAND IS REALLY COOKING|$1200|hard|In a No. 1 country hit, the Zac Brown Band sings, 'You know I like my chicken' cooked this way|Fried
11/06/2002|Jeopardy!|THRILLER|$200|easy|This author's techno-thriller 'Rainbow Six' focuses on John Clark, also a hero in 'Clear & Present Danger'|Tom Clancy
14/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|POSE-POURRI|$400|easy|Famke, Halle & Rebecca mutated from the runway to the big screen in this movie series|X-Men
11/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A DAY AT THE MUSEUM|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Bilbao, Spain.) What 'The New York Times' called 'the miracle in Bilbao', this building was made possible by computer design & a 1/10th-inch thick skin made of this material used on spacecraft|titanium
06/04/2010|Jeopardy!|ROUNDING THE BASES|$800|hard|Edwards Air Force Base in this state is home to NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center|California
26/11/1997|Jeopardy!|SOMETHING'S 'FISH'Y|$300|easy|It's a place without privacy|Fish bowl
18/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|RE: GUN|$400|easy|A part of a .45, or last name of Mike in Mickey Spillane's 'My Gun Is Quick'|Hammer
14/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|$400|easy|In 1971 he took another giant leap, becoming professor of aerospace engineering at the Univ. of Cincinnati|Neil Armstrong
23/03/2006|Jeopardy!|SLOGANS ON THE SPOT|$400|easy|Many hungry folks were tempted by this fast food company's slogan 'Your way, right away'|Burger King
11/06/2008|Jeopardy!|LEGS|$200|easy|Appropriately, this singer of 'Private Dancer' is said to have the hardest working legs in show business|Tina Turner
06/04/2007|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS IN LITERATURE|$200|easy|In this Shakespeare play, Ariel tells Prospero that the Bermoothes Islands are 'still vexed'|The Tempest
05/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LIGHTS, CAMERA, KIDS|$2000|hard|This lil' rapper made it big time in the movie 'Honey' with Jessica Alba & on his own Nick show|Lil' Romeo
21/07/2010|Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$200|easy|Published in 2009, 'Going Rogue' was the highly anticipated memoir by this mavericky woman|Sarah Palin
22/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|DESPOTPOURRI|$1200|hard|His attempt to escape Bucharest by helicopter failed in 1989, & after a tribunal he & his wife Elena were shot|(Nicolae) Ceausescu
03/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$1000|hard|Known for its lovely beaches, Peter Island lies near Tortola in this island group|British Virgin Islands
27/03/2007|Jeopardy!|IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR|$400|easy|The New York Mets beat the Baltimore Orioles to take their first World Series in this year|1969
19/02/2001|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$200|easy|When he visited Europe in 1971, he became the first Japanese monarch to go abroad during his reign|Emperor Hirohito
08/07/1997|Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$200|easy|A silver medal goes to totally blind men who score over 185 in this indoor sport|bowling
19/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE FOODS|$800|hard|With some friendly persuasion from Bill Cosby, Utah adopted this fruity treat as its state snack in 2001|Jell-O
15/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DEEP THINKERS|$1000|hard|One of the most important philosophers, he spent his entire life, 1724-1804, in Konigsberg, East Prussia|Immanuel Kant
31/01/2001|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S MY LINE?|$1200|hard|A doomed boy in this 1954 novel declares, 'I got the conch, you let me speak'|Lord of the Flies
26/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT THE 'H'?|$800|hard|It's the island republic of almost 9 million highlighted here in red|Haiti
11/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FLORAL PATTERNS|$1200|hard|Taking this flower's 'path' seems easy at first, but could end in tragedy|primrose
17/10/2011|Jeopardy!|CARBS|$1000|hard|This acid also called phenol is used as a disinfectant|carbolic
08/12/2008|Jeopardy!|THE OLYMPIC GAMES|$600|medium|Sprinter Merlene Ottey, an 8-time Olympic medalist, represented this Caribbean nation in competition|Jamaica
08/03/2010|Jeopardy!|YOU'VE GOT BAGGAGE|$1000|hard|Sing a song about one of these, a sailor's bag for small articles|a ditty bag
12/11/1990|Jeopardy!|MODERN HISTORY|$200|easy|Kuwait & Iraq were original members of this organization formed in 1960|OPEC
15/11/1999|Jeopardy!|SPORTSTALK|$400|easy|'The Boys of Summer'|Baseball
23/05/2001|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY LITERATURE|$100|easy|Wolf, this Washington Irving character's dog, fails to recognize his master after a 20-year absence|Rip Van Winkle
27/12/2000|Jeopardy!|ARTS & CRAFTS|$300|easy|Instead of using bits of colored tiles or stones to make this type of picture, try dried beans|mosaic
28/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SECOND LADIES' FIRST NAMES|$800|hard|Merry Mrs. Nelson Rockefeller (the second one)|Happy
31/03/1997|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT GREECE|$400|easy|The stadium for the Pythian Games was located on Mt. Parnassus, near this oracle site|Delphi
21/11/1994|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$100|easy|You could say Ellen Gordon's career is 'on a roll'; she's president of this candy company|Tootsie Roll
07/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PREHISTORIC TIMES|$1600|hard|The Mousterian industry was the tool culture associated with these humans who predated the cro-magnons|Neanderthals
09/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TV's EATERIES & DRINKERIES|$800|hard|Monk's, The Dream Cafe (great Pakistani menu!)|Seinfeld
27/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LAWS|$1600|hard|Many of us have felt the effects of Parkinson's law: this expands to fill the time allotted for it|work
10/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TRAINS|$800|hard|Around 1890 Eli Janney's automatic type of this replaced the dangerous link-&-pin type|Coupler
12/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOLKIES|$400|easy|In his hard youth, this Oklahoman who fathered Arlo & the Folk Revival had a job washing spittoons|Woody Guthrie
26/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FUN FACTS|$400|easy|It's the home town of Casey's baseball team in the poem 'Casey At The Bat'|Mudville
29/10/2009|Jeopardy!|TEA 'N T|$1000|hard|Seen here, this instrument is used in mechanical drawing|a T square
22/03/1994|Jeopardy!|DECORATIVE ARTS|$400|easy|It's the process of decorating metal by using acid to bite patterns into the surface|etching
19/05/2006|Jeopardy!|CIVIL WAR GENERALS|$1000|hard|Nicknamed 'Fighting Joe', he replaced Ambrose Burnside as commander of the Army of the Potomac in 1863|(Joe) Hooker
10/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS STARS|$700|hard|In the 1998 Winter Olympics, she became the youngest ever to win the women's figure skating gold medal|Tara Lipinski
12/10/2000|Jeopardy!|MOVIE ROLES|$300|easy|In 1996 she got to play Juliet opposite Leonardo DiCaprio as Romeo|Claire Danes
09/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE 'TELE'|$2000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew draws on a weather map on a screen.)  One of the few Individual Engineering Emmy Awards went to Leonard Reiffel who invented this technology in the 1960s|a telestrator
05/07/2011|Jeopardy!|DR. SEUSS CHARACTERS|$400|easy|'If I can't find a reindeer, I'll make one instead', said this character--so he called on his dog, Max|the Grinch
29/04/1999|Jeopardy!|'G.G.'|$400|easy|Her disco hit 'I Will Survive' became an anthem for many women & is still popular today|Gloria Gaynor
22/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'FF'|$800|hard|This word meaning to heartily drink a beer, or any beverage, dates back almost 500 years|quaff
08/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|U.S.A.|$400|easy|Caucasians constitute about 1/3 of this state's population|Hawaii
24/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NAH, IT'S JUST 'ME'|$1600|hard|6-letter adjective meaning lowly & sometimes degrading|menial
27/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYWRIGHTS|$400|easy|A freed slave named Terence was one of the greatest comic playwrights of this ancient civilization|Rome
31/05/1990|Jeopardy!|'PEN' PALS|$300|easy|In Greek mythology, she was the daughter of Icarus & the wife of Odysseus|Penelope
24/09/1997|Jeopardy!|WHAT AILS YOU?|$500|medium|The cause of this disorder characterized by sudden sleep attacks is unknown|Narcolepsy
31/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'PHIL' IN THE ____|$1000|hard|Dennis Rodman's father, who reportedly has 27 children, has the first name ____, which means 'to womanize'|Philander
15/10/2007|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS IN JEOPARDY|$1000|hard|South America's woolly spider type of this has a rudimentary or no thumb & a badly fragmented habitat|a monkey
16/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$600|medium|This inventor of a railroad sleeping car also designed a dining car in 1868|George Pullman
14/07/2010|Jeopardy!|'ACE'|$800|hard|A runner's rate, or a popular brand of salsa|pace
26/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PARISIANS|$1000|hard|This saint taught at the University of Paris while working on 'Summa Theologica' in the 13th century|St. Thomas Aquinas
14/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NOTHING 'BUT'|$1200|hard|He was Secretary of Agriculture under Nixon & Ford|Earl Butz
11/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SOMETIMES A GREAT OCEAN|$1200|hard|A sea once covered most of the Midwest; aquatic dinosaur fossils abound in this Sunflower State's Smoky Hills|Kansas
17/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|VIDEO TOUR|$400|easy|I bought a lot of junk in this former Crown Colony, but I wanted the 'junk' seen here|Hong Kong
13/07/2011|Jeopardy!|ROCK OF STAGES|$200|easy|This stage musical around since 1973 has Brad & Janet but no 'Picture' in the title|The Rocky Horror Show
01/10/1998|Jeopardy!|DINOSAUR LORE|$300|easy|Its two longer horns each could extend more than three feet|Triceratops
12/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|'ISM's|$3000|hard|If your can of green beans bulges out, it may be contaminated with this food poisoning|botulism
26/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'OO'|$800|hard|From an Inuit word for 'house', this house is made from blocks of hard-packed snow|igloo
22/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHOLE LOTTA 'LOVE'|$1200|hard|This environmental disaster area near Niagara Falls is now known as Black Creek Village|Love Canal
03/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT WESTERN|$400|easy|1969: 'Kid, there's something I ought to tell you.  I never shot anybody before'|Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
16/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE WHO BECAME WORDS|$1000|hard|She must have been hairy, as this hairstyle is named for the big-haired mistress of a French emperor|Pompadour
23/09/2005|Jeopardy!|ALL THE 'RIGHT' MOVES|$1000|hard|It's the correct 2-word prefix to the titles of earls & barons|Right Honourable
09/01/2004|Jeopardy!|THE PRESIDENT'S ON TV!|$200|easy|In the next-to-last paragraph of his March 31, 1968 address, LBJ made this surprise announcement|he would not run for re-election
16/12/2010|Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN RED CROSS|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew gives the clue from the American Red Cross in Washington, D.C.)  One of the best ways you can help the Red Cross is to donate blood, & since you can do it every 56 days, that's this many times a year|6
15/06/2006|Jeopardy!|SPACE INVADERS|$600|medium|In 1995 the Galileo spacecraft reached this large planet & launched a probe into it|Jupiter
07/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|INSIDE THE ARTIST'S STUDIO|$1600|hard|(James Lipton reads.)  And then, from 1508 to 1511, you created the fresco walls in the Stanza della Segnatura, including 'Disputa'; remarkable|Raphael
09/06/2005|Jeopardy!|NASCAR GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|Talladega Superspeedway|Alabama
30/09/2009|Jeopardy!|THE ONION|$400|easy|In a 2006 opinion article, this 19th century inventor asked, 'Why Doesn't My Code Get Its Own Movie?'|Morse
21/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TREES|$2500|hard|Brought over from Australia, blue gum is the USA's most common variety of this tree|eucalyptus
07/07/1999|Jeopardy!|2-WORD PSYCH TERMS|$400|easy|Like a baby removed from her mother, an adult can suffer from this when away from familiar surroundings|Separation anxiety
02/02/1990|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYMES|$500|medium|'Betwixt', a word you don't often run into, is in line 3 of the rhyme about this man & his eating habits|Jack Sprat ('could eat no fat, his wife could eat no lean')
02/02/2001|Jeopardy!|HIRSCHFELD|$300|easy|Hard to 'Believe' that this singer is in her 50s|Cher
06/01/2003|Jeopardy!|DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME|$200|easy|Don't jump up & down on your bed to the point that it causes one of these seismic shakings of the Earth's crust|earthquake
30/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HERBS & SPICES|$200|easy|Though derived from the same plant as opium, these seeds are non-narcotic|poppyseeds
25/02/1999|Jeopardy!|'ACK'!|$200|easy|The British national flag|Union Jack
13/10/1999|Jeopardy!|'B' IN GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|This Mississippi port was the capital of the Louisiana Territory for a brief time in the early 1700s|Biloxi
28/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE LAND DOWN UNDER|$200|easy|G'day mate!  He's the actor who plays 'Crocodile Dundee'|Paul Hogan
10/05/2006|Jeopardy!|BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN|$200|easy|'I wanna die with you Wendy on the streets tonight in an everlasting kiss', says this classic song|Born To Run
11/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$200|easy|In a weekly column, 'Talking It Over', she writes about life as first lady|Hillary Rodham Clinton
28/05/2007|Jeopardy!|WORDS INTRODUCED IN THE 20th CENTURY|$400|easy|1947: A 2-word transport for aliens|a flying saucer
30/12/1998|Jeopardy!|OSCAR!|$100|easy|This character has been portrayed on film by Walter Matthau & on TV by Jack Klugman|Oscar Madison
04/09/1997|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL DEATH PENALTIES|$200|easy|Blasphemeth his name & it's bye-bye you|The Lord
30/12/2002|Jeopardy!|I SHOT THE SHARIF|$600|medium|Director Richard Fleischer shot Omar getting shot as 'Che!', with Jack Palance as this Cuban leader|Fidel Castro
23/11/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$400|easy|Its license plates bear a flag depicting the Big Dipper & the North Star|Alaska
10/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECTORS|$400|easy|'Fargo'|Joel Coen
09/02/2001|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY SLOT MACHINES|$300|easy|The video slot seen here is based on this TV show|I Dream of Jeannie
25/02/2003|Jeopardy!|PASTA GLOSSARY|$600|medium|Slender vermicelli is less appetizing when you realize its name is from the Italian for this invertebrate|worm
27/01/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 7 DWARFS|$800|hard|Maybe this dwarf pictured with heavy eyelids needs a cup of coffee|Sleepy
18/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|SYMBOLOGY|$2000|hard|In particle physics|an alpha particle
09/12/2002|Jeopardy!|A DIRTY CATEGORY|$200|easy|Each year at the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards, this green goop is poured over a chosen celebrity|slime
12/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICA|$800|hard|Carmel Mission in Carmel, Calif. was the headquarters of this Franciscan priest until his death in 1784|Fr. Junipero Serra
30/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'H'|$400|easy|This large whale known for its spectacular leaps has been called the 'showman of the ocean'|the humpback
01/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HEADS UP|$600|medium|She was 'launched' for the second time in 1984|Sally Ride
12/04/1999|Jeopardy!|NAMES IN THE NEWS|$300|easy|He was co-editor of '60 Minutes' until 1981 when he left to anchor the 'CBS Evening News'|Dan Rather
14/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE QUESTION?|$200|easy|In 'Snow White', it follows the line, 'Magic Mirror on the wall...'|Who is the fairest of them all?
29/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC OF THE NIGHT|$2000|hard|This Sam Cooke song talks about 'a place, somewhere up a New York way, where the people are so gay'|'Twistin' The Night Away'
24/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|RAISE YOUR GLASSES|$200|easy|A Jewish toast to life, or to the health of author Potok|L'chaim
11/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WRITING FUNNY|$800|hard|Thomas B. Thorpe wrote these alliterative, exaggerated stories, like 'The Big Bear of Arkansas'|tall tales
11/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN BOXERS|$200|easy|Robert De Niro, 1980|Jake LaMotta
04/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SECEDE...|$2500|hard|This country in the Western Hemisphere didn't exist until 1903 when it seceded from its larger neighbor|Panama
02/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ELECTION 2000|$600|medium|The famous brother seen here; he was on the spot to deliver Florida to the Republicans|Jeb Bush
26/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THERE'S 'ANT's IN MY CATEGORY!|$600|medium|Swift bovidae family member seen here|Antelope
10/10/2005|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAM ZOO|$400|easy|From Australia: ORGAN OAK|kangaroo
07/11/1989|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$200|easy|These Ecuadorian islands are known officially as the Columbus Archipelago|Galapagos Islands
02/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'Z' END|$800|hard|The name of this, a thin pancake filled with cheese or fruit, is from the Yiddish|a blintz
27/07/2010|Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|This leader of the Autobots' factors are itself & one|Optimus Prime number
13/04/2005|Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$800|hard|'A fool and his money are soon elected', said this humorist who died in 1935|Will Rogers
15/07/2009|Jeopardy!|WORDS FOR YOUNGSTERS|$1000|hard|A mischievous youngster; with 'sea' in front of it, it's a spiny sea creature|urchin
20/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SANK-A|$200|easy|260 seamen perished when this battleship was sunk by an explosion in 1898|Maine
15/07/2003|Jeopardy!|GUILTY PLEASURES|$800|hard|Red Dress Ink, a new line from this romance publisher, features neurotic, cocktail-swilling urban heroines|Harlequin
27/02/2003|Final Jeopardy!|ADVERTISING ICONS|None|None|Of Advertising Age's Top 10 Advertising Icons of the 20th Century, one of the 3 that are animals|Elsie the Cow, the Energizer Bunny or Tony the Tiger
16/07/2010|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HERITAGE DICTIONARY PREFERRED PLURALS|$800|hard|An insect's antenna|antennae
20/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE SPHINX|$200|easy|An androsphinx has a human head, a criosphinx has a ram's & both usually have the body of this animal|Lion
24/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE PLAYS BY CHARACTER|$800|hard|Hecate, Caithness, Donalbain|Macbeth
03/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FUNNY FOLKS|$1600|hard|In 'Year One' this 'Juno' co-star plays Oh|(Michael) Cera
29/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DOC|$2000|hard|Doc, you call them renal calculi, I call them by this more common name, but how long before they pass?|a kidney stone
18/12/1998|Jeopardy!|WORLD COSTUME|$400|easy|It's been popular in the U.S. since the '60s & is still worn in Africa|Dashiki
25/05/2010|Jeopardy!|'ALLO' DARLIN'|$1000|hard|They connect the ovaries to the uterus|the Fallopian tubes
15/06/2005|Jeopardy!|THE DREADED OPERA CATEGORY|$600|medium|Sung by Rodolfo to Mimi, 'Che Gelida Manina', 'Your Tiny Hand Is Frozen', is a beloved aria in this opera|La bohème
13/12/2007|Jeopardy!|TWAIN TRACTS|$600|medium|'I resk forty dollars that he can outjump any frog'|The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County
18/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE ROARING '20s|$400|easy|In 1924 he became director of the Justice Department's Bureau of Investigation|J. Edgar Hoover
23/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TOTAL DRAMA!|$1600|hard|British playwright Tom Taylor wrote this farce that played Ford's Theatre in April 1865|Our American Cousin
25/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN SAINTS|$600|medium|The symbol of St. Margaret; it's also associated with St. George|Dragon
21/09/1984|Jeopardy!|SHIPS|$500|medium|At some 500' long & with 9 masts, the 'Cheng Ho' was largest of this kind|a junk
03/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$600|medium|In 1981 this king thwarted a right-wing attempt to overhtrow Spain's democratic government|Juan Carlos
17/02/2000|Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN HISTORY|$400|easy|The Girl Scouts established a world friendship fund in memory of this Girl Scouts founder|Juliette Gordon Low
25/11/2009|Jeopardy!|CURLS GONE WILD|$800|hard|This Pope poem has 'two Locks... in equal Curls' which 'well conspir'd to deck / With shining Ringlets the smooth Iv'ry Neck'|The Rape of the Lock
26/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|& ALL WHO SAIL WITH YOU|$400|easy|On Sept. 20, 1519 this Portuguese navigator headed west on a trip around the world|Magellan
29/09/2005|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL LINGO|$1000|hard|A junior member of Parliament, from the location of his or her seat|a back-bencher
04/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|REALLY BIG COUNTRIES|$1200|hard|The people of this country, home to the world's largest tropical rain forest, speak Portuguese|Brazil
03/03/2005|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY AMERICANS|None|None|He was alive for the Wright Brothers' historic flight & was John Glenn's Senate colleague when Glenn returned to space|Strom Thurmond
29/12/2004|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SITCOM EPISODES|$1000|hard|'A Father's Day for Mr. Wilson'|Dennis the Menace
13/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE WORDS OF BEN FRANKLIN|$400|easy|Ben's epitaph for himself compared him to the cover of one of these, 'stript of its lettering and gilding'|a book
09/01/2004|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC PAIRINGS|$400|easy|____ & Tennille|The Captain
15/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC DOGS|$800|hard|This small Mediterranean island lends its name to a cat breed as well as a dog breed|Malta
17/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ONE LETTER CHANGES THE VOWEL SOUND|$1600|hard|A word meaning to grant something becomes a bee colony home|give & hive
12/10/2010|Jeopardy!|ALIASES|$600|medium|'Lady Day', a nickname originated by sax man Lester Young|Billie Holiday
09/10/1998|Jeopardy!|TOYS IN THE GARAGE|$500|medium|Rhyming name of the 'brilliant' toy seen here|Lite-Brite
30/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|REVOLUTIONARY WAR FIGURES|$600|medium|After his surrender at Yorktown, this general reformed colonial administration in India|Cornwallis
24/09/2002|Jeopardy!|THE U.S.|$1000|hard|Between 1990 & 2000 this state's population increased 66.3%|Nevada
26/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|INGMAR BERGMAN|$400|easy|No relation, she earned an Oscar nomination under Ingmar Bergman's direction in 1978's 'Autumn Sonata'|Ingrid Bergman
29/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FAITH|$1200|hard|Nataraja is the lord of the dance in this religion|Hinduism
18/11/2002|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$800|hard|This space shuttle that made its maiden voyage in 1992 was built to replace Challenger|Endeavour
10/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT FICTION|$1200|hard|Hawthorne's 'Young Goodman Brown' lives in this village, where he attends a witches' sabbath|Salem
09/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN|$400|easy|This late great entertainer's Vegas museum displays his dazzling costumes like the one seen here|Liberace
26/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LONDON'S CITY GUILDS|$1000|hard|If Melville's Bartleby moved from New York to London, he'd join the company of these|Scriveners
18/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. RIVERS|$2000|hard|This river was discovered in 1805 by Lewis & Clark, who called it the Lewis Fork of the Columbia River|the Snake
24/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$600|medium|Fathers of this modern style include Claes Oldenburg, George Segal & Roy Lichtenstein|Pop Art
07/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|KILLER OPERAS|$800|hard|'Lulu' has a lulu of an ending: the heroine is killed by this notorious London murderer|Jack the Ripper
15/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWER GIRLS|$800|hard|On TV's 'The Golden Girls', this was Betty White's character|Rose Nylund
22/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|& NEVER THE TWAINS SHALL MEET|$1600|hard|In 1870 Mark married the lovely Olivia Langdon; in 1993 Shania wed this adorable 'mutt'|Robert Mutt Lange
08/04/2005|Jeopardy!|JOBS IN THE ARTS|$400|easy|Elmer Booze has gained (moderate) fame doing this for piano virtuosos as they perform|turn pages
30/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TREE POTPOURRI|$1600|hard|In Greek mythology, she was transformed into a laurel tree by her father to protect her from Apollo's advances|Daphne
21/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|1970s TV CASTS|$2000|hard|Buddy Ebsen, Lee Meriwether & Mark Shera; a Quinn Martin production|Barnaby Jones
16/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|O CAPTAIN, MY POP CULTURE CAPTAIN|$800|hard|Love has kept this pop singing duo together since their 1975 wedding|the Captain & Tenille
08/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|Star of the film 'Elmer Gantry' who's a city on the Conestoga River|Bert Lancaster, Pennsylvania
01/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PLEASE BELIZE ME|$1200|hard|Belize has been involved for decades in border disputes with this western neighbor|Guatemala
27/11/1996|Jeopardy!|RUSSIA|$300|easy|In April of 1996, Russian rockets killed Dzhokhar Dudayev, this breakaway republic's leader|Chechnya
28/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MIDDLE INITIAL S.|$400|easy|'I have measured out my life with coffee spoons', this poet wrote in 'The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock'|T.S. Eliot
11/07/2001|Jeopardy!|THE DAY THE MUSIC DIED|$100|easy|August 16, 1977 in Memphis, Tennessee|Elvis Presley
03/04/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 2007 FORBES 400|$600|medium|'$11.5 billion... New York mayor, media maven gives away $715 million to charity in 5 years'|(Michael) Bloomberg
18/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BATTLES|$2000|hard|After the Battle of Fort Stevens, Jubal Early said, 'We didn't take Washington, but we scared' this man 'like hell'|(Abe) Lincoln
23/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$2000|hard|Scene One of this American ballet is set at the corral of Burnt Ranch|Rodeo
01/06/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SNAKES|$1000|hard|Venom is usually classified as either hemotoxic, which attacks the blood, or this|Neurotoxic (which attacks the nervous system)
23/12/1999|Final Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|None|None|Of the 6 official languages of the United Nations, the one spoken by the fewest people worldwide|French
09/05/1997|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$300|easy|The National Museum of American History is just one part of this Washington, D.C. institution|Smithsonian
21/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE 19-AUGHTS|$200|easy|In 1903 they made history with their craft, The Flyer, powered by a 12-horsepower motor|The Wright Brothers
07/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$1000|hard|Mama Mia!  An Italian might dream about this person|madre (dream)
04/01/2011|Jeopardy!|ALWAYS IN FASHION|$800|hard|In 1967 he began marketing his unique line of ties under the name Polo|Ralph Lauren
23/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ODE TO ENGLAND|$400|easy|Joy in children he does cause; he's the British Santa Claus|Saint Nicholas/Father Christmas
02/04/2007|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS 'M'EN|$1000|hard|In 1965 this man began 2 decades as the head of state of the Philippines|(Ferdinand) Marcos
24/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COME FLY WITH ME|$1500|hard|The world's first scheduled airline, it opened its first office in The Hague in 1919|KLM (Royal Dutch)
24/09/2010|Jeopardy!|'L'EGALESE|$400|easy|These 2 4-letter words often precede 'and testament' in the name of a legal document|last will
08/03/2010|Jeopardy!|FOOD AKA|$1000|hard|(Kelly of the clue shows a potted herb.) Talk about international flare, when it's in the garden, it's called Chinese parsley; when the leaves are used, it's Spanish cilantro; & the seeds used in cooking are called this from Middle English|coriander
18/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$400|easy|In March 1995 she was removed from her South African cabinet post by her estranged husband|Winnie Mandela
13/04/2007|Jeopardy!|LITERARY FILL IN THE BLANK|$200|easy|Dumas: ''I may not be a _________ yet, but at least I've been privileged to fight in your ranks''|a Musketeer
07/04/1999|Jeopardy!|QUOTABLE DEFINITIONS|$200|easy|John Mason Brown's famous definition of this is 'chewing gum for the eyes'|Television
04/11/1997|Jeopardy!|CYBER LIFE|$400|easy|Brand name of the virtual pets from Bandai, first marketed in Japan|Tamagotchi
18/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DAMN, I'VE GOT GREAT PLUMAGE|$1000|hard|The Carolina type, seen here, is one of the spiffier species of this small bird|Wren
11/09/1997|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FREDS|$100|easy|He's a dino operator at a quarry in Bedrock|Fred Flintstone
21/02/2005|Jeopardy!|AR'T'|$400|easy|He loved the night life, as seen here|Toulouse-Lautrec
15/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS MATTERS|$1600|hard|Hindu traditions say the creator god Brahma emerged from this, which grows from the navel of Vishnu|a lotus
06/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'VE GOT A 'TUDE', MISTER|$800|hard|In 1994 the A in SAT was changed from this to 'assessment'|aptitude
31/05/2000|Jeopardy!|PROTOZOA|$100|easy|The ciliata are considered the most highly evolved organisms consisting of just 1 of these|Cells
22/09/1997|Jeopardy!|MOVIE DEBUTS|$500|medium|This young director made his feature film debut as an actor in his own movie 'Reservoir Dogs'|Quentin Tarantino
25/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TRIVIA|$200|easy|Actress who spoke the immortal line, 'Love is never having to say you're sorry'|Ali MacGraw
14/11/1986|Jeopardy!|UNREAL ESTATE|$300|easy|'A turn to the right, a little white light will lead you' here|My Blue Heaven
03/10/2000|Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$200|easy|This constellation is also called The Twins|Gemini
06/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|REAL NAMES ON THE MARQUEE|$400|easy|Mary Louis Streep & Ronald Walken in 'The Deer Hunter'|Meryl Streep & Christopher Walken
07/05/1999|Jeopardy!|IT'S NOT ALEX TREBEK|$100|easy|It's not me seen here coming out of the voting booth in 1962, but it is this woman who would later become first lady|Pat Nixon
06/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1000|hard|Estimated temperatures on this planet range from 950° F. on the sunlit side to -346° on the dark side|Mercury
04/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CINEMATIC CHICAGO|$200|easy|Maniacal musical mayhem of brothers Jake & Elwood punctuates this Chicago-set 1980 comedy|The Blues Brothers
06/03/2003|Jeopardy!|THE FABRICS OF YOUR LIVES|$400|easy|Chenille, French for 'velvety cord', literally refers to this insect that may look like a velvety cord|caterpillar
08/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY NAMES IN THEIR NATIVE TONGUE|$2000|hard|Kipriaki Dimokratia|Cyprus
02/04/2010|Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED STATE CAPITALS|$1000|hard|HAIR GEL|Raleigh
07/11/2002|Jeopardy!|WORLD COINS|$200|easy|In 2001 the Isle of Man issued 6 coins devoted to this 11-year-old wizard; the first depicted him casting a spell|Harry Potter
18/11/2010|Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED IN THE PAST|$600|medium|On March 3, 1873, amid pre-inaugural festivity, Congress quietly passed a law increasing these by 50%, retroactive 2 years|salaries
26/02/2002|Jeopardy!|THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION|$400|easy|It was signed by Abe Lincoln & this Secretary of State|William Seward
09/04/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 1920s|$800|hard|Among the fads of the 1920s were crosswords, dance marathons & this Chinese game that uses tiles|mah-jongg
17/12/1997|Jeopardy!|JACK LEMMON FILMS|$300|easy|In 'The China Syndrome', Lemmon played the executive of this type of plant|Nuclear power plant
20/11/1995|Jeopardy!|THE 1980s|$400|easy|A 41.94-carat diamond that had belonged to this European empress of Mexico was auctioned off for $660,000|Carlotta
08/05/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE SO SWEET|$200|easy|Fruit pectin combined with sugar forms the substance that makes this sandwich spread|jelly
09/09/2002|Jeopardy!|THE 74th ACADEMY AWARDS|$200|easy|Whoopi hosted, Sidney was honored, Halle won Best Actress & he won Best Actor|Denzel Washington
06/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$1600|hard|The name of this metal comes from the Latin cyprian|copper
12/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE TRIPPING|$2000|hard|Magellan's crew thought natives of this Argentinian area had big feet; they had stuffed their moccasins to keep out the cold|Patagonia
12/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|PERSONAL FINANCE|$400|easy|What the letters I.R.A. stand for|individual retirement account
01/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|CHAIRS|$200|easy|The French version of a day bed, the chaise longue, literallly means this|Long Chair
08/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$2000|hard|The process in which these are formed in bone marrow is called leukopoiesis|white blood cells
19/10/2011|Jeopardy!|MAN IN THE MIDDLE|$400|easy|Sting ____ of hope|Ray
09/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|STAPLES CENTER|$800|hard|(I'm Derek Fisher)  One highlight of the Lakers' first game at Staples Center was my alley-oop pass to this big guy who scored 28 points|Shaquille O'Neal
28/04/2006|Jeopardy!|1980s TV|$200|easy|When Linda Evans decided to leave this series, her character Krystle Carrington slipped into a coma|Dynasty
09/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RULERS|$800|hard|By 1519 he ruled over an empire of more than 5 million in central & southern Mexico|Montezuma
28/04/2000|Jeopardy!|SUM-MERS|$300|easy|'Algorithm' came from Al-Khwarizmi, the name of the Arab mathematician who named this branch of high school math|Algebra
02/07/2007|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY TIME|$600|medium|The name of this Mediterranean country comes from an ancient Greek word for 'calf' (as in cow, not leg)|Italy
09/03/1998|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$400|easy|Botanically, a peanut isn't a nut but one of these, like a soybean|Legume
19/01/1998|Jeopardy!|_____ OF _____|$300|easy|Your closest blood relative|Next of kin
26/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLE BOOK BINDINGS|$800|hard|Maker's ___ Sanchez|Mark
08/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|A FISH CALLED…|$400|easy|The 'walking' type of this fish, the Clarias batrachus, can travel across dry land in search of water|catfish
25/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|JACK NICHOLSON'S OSCAR-NOMINATED ROLES|$1200|hard|Oil rigger Robert DuPea (1970)|Five Easy Pieces
05/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$800|hard|This Indian prime minister was the daughter of a prime minister & the mother of a prime minister|Indira Gandhi
04/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|KNIGHTS & KNIGHTHOOD|$1600|hard|From the French col, meaning 'neck', it was a tap on the shoulder during the knighthood ceremony|an accolade
30/09/2005|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL BEFORE & AFTER|$1000|hard|5-star general who rocked out the South with 'Fire On The Mountain'|George Marshall Tucker Band
01/03/2006|Jeopardy!|CALIFORNIA DREAMIN'|$600|medium|This 'royal road' linked missions in California from Sonoma down to San Diego|El Camino Real
01/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL (CITY) PUNISHMENT|$1000|hard|Abuja|Nigeria
18/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|STAR WARS|$1200|hard|Born Christopher Wallace, he died less than a year after his West Coast rival Tupac Shakur|Notorious B.I.G.
20/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$6000|hard|I Corinthians states, 'As in' this man 'all die, even so in Christ shall all be made alive'|Adam
10/02/2011|Jeopardy!|THE STATE OF MY BIRTH|$600|medium|Jim Beam,  Jefferson Davis,  Abraham Lincoln|Kentucky
06/04/2001|Jeopardy!|WORLD OF ANIMATION|$400|easy|Like George Pal's 'Toons', director Ladislas Starevich was best known for animation using these 3-D figures|Puppets
06/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GEORGIA|$1200|hard|Have a cookie in Savannah & visit the birthplace of Juliette Gordon Low, who founded this group in 1912|the Girl Scouts
04/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ERNIE|$400|easy|This zany TV comedian's antics began with shows like 'Deadline For Dinner' & 'It's Time For Ernie'|Ernie Kovacs
10/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NEW ENGLANDERS|$1600|hard|This president's father, Prescott, represented Connecticut in the Senate from 1952 to 1963|George H.W. Bush
28/06/1999|Jeopardy!|BODY PARTS|$300|easy|Nearly half your body weight comes from these, which include the omohyoid, the brachialis & the deltoid|muscles
04/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LANDMARKS|$800|hard|Haakon's Hall in Bergen is a relic of this country's medieval past|Norway
28/06/1988|Double Jeopardy!|RECENT HISTORY|$1000|hard|World leader who died on January 24, 1965|Churchill
25/12/2007|Jeopardy!|THEIR FIRST NO. 1 POP HIT|$800|hard|'Ms. Jackson' (2001)|OutKast
27/03/2000|Jeopardy!|TERMITE TRIVIA|$400|easy|The primary food of termites is this carbohydrate found in plants|Cellulose
26/10/2010|Jeopardy!|'TION' THE NONBELIEVERS|$1000|hard|A living manifestation of a god|an incarnation
22/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THEY CAME FROM TOLEDO|$1000|hard|Teresas from Toledo include actress Teresa Ganzel & this 'Music! Music! Music!' singer|Teresa Brewer
19/12/2002|Jeopardy!|BOSTON 'T' PARTY|$400|easy|In a Boston-set sitcom, they were paired with 'a Girl & a Pizza Place'|Two Guys
05/03/2001|Jeopardy!|CURT|$100|easy|'60s Cardinal outfielder|Curt Flood
10/01/1997|Jeopardy!|HANNA-BARBERA DOGS|$300|easy|This hound was the star of the first animated cartoon to win an Emmy|Huckleberry Hound
19/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$1000|hard|It's an atom that has gained or lost one or more electrons, & carries a positive or a negative charge|Ion
08/04/2011|Jeopardy!|COME, HO CHI MINH|$200|easy|Ho Chi Minh is buried in this capital city|Hanoi
12/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYWRIGHTS|$200|easy|The title of his play 'Arms and the Man' comes from the first line of Virgil's 'Aeneid'|Shaw
26/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MARRY MARY|$200|easy|In 1877 she wed Asa Eddy, a follower of her new religion|Mary Baker (Eddy)
14/01/2009|Jeopardy!|ROWING|$200|easy|In 1896 George Harbo & Frank Samuelsen rowed across this in 55 days|the Atlantic Ocean
28/12/2011|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$1000|hard|Royal Botanical Gardens of southwest London|the Kew Gardens
14/10/2002|Jeopardy!|THE ROCKIES|$400|easy|The Rockies' northernmost point is in Alaska; their southernmost point, in this state|New Mexico
15/12/2000|Jeopardy!|'BLUE' MOVIES|$100|easy|The dark side of sunny suburbia comes to the surface for Kyle MacLachlan in this kinky 1986 film|Blue Velvet
30/03/2004|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|None|None|It contains the line 'There stood the Kaatskill Mountains...there was every hill and dale...as it had always been'|Rip Van Winkle
01/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ELDERS IN ENTERTAINMENT|$400|easy|A trombone provided the 'mwa-mwa-mwa' adult voices in the animated versions of this Charles Schulz comic strip|Peanuts
25/07/2006|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC AMERICAN MUSIC|$600|medium|Heard here, the tune to this military service's 'Hymn' is from Offenbach's comic opera 'Genevieve de Brabant'|the Marines
17/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DENZEL WASHINGTON FILMS|$800|hard|A member of the 54th regiment of the Massachusetts volunteer infantry|Glory
21/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'BYRD's & THE 'BEA's|$400|easy|& then there's this actress, truly a 'Golden Girl' when she won an Emmy in 1988|Bea Arthur
28/02/2001|Jeopardy!|SEAMANSHIP|$700|hard|An island in the Pacific, or the trail of water churned up behind a ship|Wake
21/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WASHINGTONIANS|$400|easy|Lisa Halaby, born in D.C. in 1951, married King Hussein & became Queen Noor of this country|Jordan
26/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S THE 26th|$1600|hard|Little is known about this 26th century B.C. ruler, but his fame was assured by the tomb he built, the Great Pyramid|Cheops (or Khufu)
08/11/2007|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES TRAVEL|$200|easy|Visit Stanley Park, one of the largest urban parks in North America, while in this British Columbia city|Vancouver
09/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HELLO MOTHER|$400|easy|Proverbially, necessity is its mother|invention
29/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH DICK & JANE|$400|easy|'Today' she's the principal anchor with Stone Phillips of 'Dateline NBC'|Jane Pauley
24/03/1999|Jeopardy!|NO. 32|$100|easy|The Los Angeles Lakers retired his No. 32 jersey|Earvin 'Magic' Johnson
14/09/2006|Jeopardy!|COMPUTER HISTORY|$400|easy|This computer was introduced in 1984 & came with a MacWrite text program & a MacPaint program for graphics|Apple Macintosh
21/07/2000|Jeopardy!|BEEN THERE|$100|easy|ZIP codes beginning 007 won't get mail to James Bond but to this Caribbean commonwealth|Puerto Rico
23/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL SCIENCEY & STUFF|$2000|hard|This element accounts for about 47% of the Earth's crust|oxygen
25/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HOW TERRIBLY BRITISH|$500|medium|If you're not happy saying your weight is 280 pounds, go to England where you're only 20 of these|stones
25/02/2008|Jeopardy!|CHICK FLICKS|$600|medium|The tagline to this 2005 animated feature was 'This time the sky really is falling'|Chicken Little
27/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$1000|hard|This 17th century Spaniard created the intriguing & complex portrait seen here ('Las Meninas')|Diego Velazquez
06/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GEORGIE|$1000|hard|At the merger, Walter Reuther was president of the CIO & this man was president of the AFL|George Meany
02/04/2010|Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED STATE CAPITALS|$400|easy|HEN ALE|Helena
05/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|TEACHERS ON TV|$600|medium|Mr. Novak & Miss Brooks taught this subject|English
02/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY HISTORY|$1200|hard|In 774 this Frank took the crown of Desiderius, the last king of the Lombards|Charlemagne
07/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STUCK ON 'U'|$400|easy|The first in a 'league' of popes to bear this name began his reign in 222|Urban
07/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|4 CONSONANTS IN A ROW|$800|hard|A caterpillar that moves by contraction & expansion|an inchworm
04/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$2000|hard|Quote an authority, or catch a glimpse of something|cite/sight
08/10/2007|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS MOMS|$800|hard|Known as 'Madame Mere', the mother of this French emperor joined him in exile on Elba & outlived him by 15 years|Napoléon
22/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|Winnie the Pooh pal moonlighting as Howard Stern's assistant|Christopher Robin Quivers
20/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MAKING A 'LIST'|$400|easy|C'mon, Johnny, let's go down & do this, sign up for service in the military|enlist
30/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PUBLISHING|$1600|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows some folded sheets of paper.)  In Shakespeare's lifetime, many of his plays were printed in quarto, folding a sheet twice to make four leaves; 'Henry VI, Part 3' appeared in this format, folding three times to make eight leaves|octavo
17/04/1998|Jeopardy!|ABOUT '___IT___'|$500|medium|Something moving in irregular bursts goes in these 'and starts'|Fits
18/11/1985|Jeopardy!|OSCAR SONGS|$500|medium|1 of 2 Oscar winners sung in the films by Doris Day|Que Sera Sera or (Secret Love)
14/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GOING DOWN IN HISTORY|$1600|hard|This country was beaten by Soviet invaders in a 1956 uprising, but got revenge in Olympic water polo that same year|Hungary
11/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|11-LETTER WORDS|$2000|hard|It wasn't Ling-Ling's summer condo, it's riotous uproar or utter chaos|pandemonium
26/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LOOK WHAT THE CAT SCAN DRAGGED IN|$800|hard|OK, Mom, you can stay while we give Timmy his CAT scan, but for safety wear an apron usually made from this metal|lead
19/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|U.S.A.|$400|easy|In 2003 Burbank, Calif. posthumously thanked him for the memories by renaming its airport for him|Bob Hope
29/09/2005|Jeopardy!|KINSEY|$200|easy|Dr. Alfred Kinsey was born in this New Jersey city in 1894, as was Frank Sinatra 21 years later|Hoboken
06/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'X' GAMES|$400|easy|We're stunned that the Phaser is a series of printers from this document company|Xerox
16/05/2007|Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$400|easy|Canada wild rye isn't liquor from Yukon but this type of plant of the genus Elymus|a grass (grain accepted)
13/04/2006|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED CANADIAN CITIES|$1000|hard|Cowboys love it: LACY RAG|Calgary
28/11/2005|Jeopardy!|BAY 'B'|$1000|hard|The Andaman & Nicobar Islands are 2 major island groups in this large bay|the Bay of Bengal
12/03/1997|Jeopardy!|MOVIE PRODUCERS|$300|easy|Albert R. Broccoli produced 17 James Bond films & this kids' movie also based on an Ian Fleming book|Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
17/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TRIPLE 'A'|$400|easy|The 'World' one claims to be the all-time bestselling American reference book|almanac
16/05/2008|Jeopardy!|STATE FACTS|$200|easy|Only 3 cities in this state have more than 50,000 people--Billings, Missoula & Great Falls|Montana
19/10/2011|Jeopardy!|PLUMBING|$200|easy|If the plumber says this is rusted, it's not his arm joint, it's a fitting to make an L-shaped pipe|an elbow
07/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|ODD JOBS|$600|medium|He raises penmanship to a fine art|a calligrapher
13/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$1000|hard|These compounds, such as KBr, were used as sedatives, so the word also means trite sayings|Bromides
15/12/1999|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS BEARS|$400|easy|How does this bear get to work?  Walka-walka-walka!|Fozzie Bear
29/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ASSASSINS|$2000|hard|The one local doctor who might have saved this Kingfish's life was the man who supposedly shot him, Carl Weiss|Huey Long
11/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$400|easy|The largest of these, such as Russian Typhoons & U.S. Tridents, are almost 2 football fields long|submarines
30/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PLAY SETTINGS|$600|medium|'Oedipus At Colonus', his sequel to 'Oedipus Rex', unfolds near a grave of the Furies|Sophocles
19/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC STARS|$1000|hard|Until he was 11 years old, he wasn't aware that Mets pitcher Tug was his father|Tim McGraw
16/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'POT' LUCK|$800|hard|A wood or coal-burning stove with a rounded, bulbous body|a potbelly stove
30/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN RELIGION|$1000|hard|Circuit riding preachers of pioneer days were most associated with this Protestant denomination|Methodists
31/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$2000|hard|This play's last scene takes place on the pleasure grounds of Portia's house in Belmont|The Merchant of Venice
08/12/2000|Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE SHAKESPEARE|$300|easy|'The play's the thing wherein I'll catch the conscience of' this person|the king
06/11/1998|Jeopardy!|TRUTH OR DARE|$500|medium|Give me all your money, or name this aviation billionaire who died a recluse in 1976|Howard Hughes
25/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE RUSHMORE?|$2500|hard|Of the 4 men on Mount Rushmore, the 2 who were lawyers|Lincoln & Jefferson
22/06/2007|Jeopardy!|NUDIST, BUDDHIST, OR CUBIST|$400|easy|Benjamin Franklin|a nudist
13/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|JUST SAY 'NO'|$600|medium|A pitcher can walk a batter & still accomplish one of these games|a no-hitter
16/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE GUYS|$800|hard|In the 1930s Charles A. Lindbergh helped secure financial backing for this man's rocket experiments|Goddard
11/12/2000|Jeopardy!|KNOT|$200|easy|It's the geometric alternate name for a reef knot|Square knot
07/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MRS. LINCOLN|$1600|hard|During the Civil War, clotheshorse Mary ran up $27,000 in debts, while this was set at $25,000|her husband's salary
03/02/2003|Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES REJECTED BY P. DIDDY|$800|hard|It's a soft pad used to apply makeup to the face, or an old derby for female pilots|powder puff
21/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'P'|$400|easy|Elgar's 'And Circumstance' preceder (4)|Pomp
18/10/2006|Jeopardy!|OCTOBERFEST|$800|hard|Accompanied by 21 men, he seized a federal arsenal in a famous raid in October 1859|John Brown
10/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LAST TOP 10 POP HIT|$800|hard|'She's A Lady' (1971)|Tom Jones
03/07/1998|Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$300|easy|During the war this American naval hero & captain of the Ranger raided the coast of England|John Paul Jones
20/06/2008|Jeopardy!|OH, I'VE GOT A 4-LETTER WORD FOR YOU|$600|medium|To avoid taking unnecessary risks, 'play it close to' this piece of clothing|the vest
29/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY TITLES|$2000|hard|Vonnegut: 'Welcome to the _____ House'|Monkey
27/05/2003|Jeopardy!|LET'S HAVE A CONFERENCE|$400|easy|On Nov. 7, 1962 he famously declared, 'Gentlemen, this is my last press conference'|Richard M. Nixon
22/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NATURE STUDY|$800|hard|This tall shrub is prized for the reddish dye obtained from its leaves that's used to color hair|henna
06/05/1999|Jeopardy!|THE POLICE|$400|easy|Like taxi companies, police forces have these people whose job is to send help where it's needed|Dispatchers
04/06/2001|Jeopardy!|THE FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY|$400|easy|Despite his wealth, Washington had to borrow 600 pounds to get to this city for his inauguration|New York City
13/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ORCHESTRA CONDUCTORS|$200|easy|In 1980 he became conductor of the Boston Pops|John Williams
21/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ATTORNEY AUTHORS|$400|easy|He published his first Perry Mason book in 1933, 22 years after he was admitted to the bar|Erle Stanley Gardner
17/04/2001|Jeopardy!|BOXERS|$100|easy|In 1993 this semi-retired boxer starred as a retired boxer on the short-lived sitcom 'George'|George Foreman
10/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HAM|$200|easy|As ham radio fan Roger Mahoney holds this rank in Los Angeles, it must mean no ham on Fridays|Cardinal
22/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'U' GOT IT!|$1000|hard|In 'The Last of the Mohicans' he shook his tomahawk at Magua & shouted, 'Stay; Dog of the Wyandots!'|Uncas
13/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SASKATCHE- WANDERING|$1600|hard|One of the 2 U.S. states that borders Saskatchewan|Montana (or North Dakota)
23/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LIVIN' LIBIDO LOCA|$2000|hard|In 1974 Rep. Wilbur Mills' affair with this alliterative stripper was the talk of the Potomac River Tidal Basin|Fanne Foxe
23/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS BY WOMEN|$1200|hard|Judith Rossner's book about the month when psychoanalysts go on vacation & patients fend for themselves|August
04/02/1986|Jeopardy!|JEWELRY|$500|medium|An ornament held by a pin or clasp & worn at the neck|a brooch
12/02/2009|Jeopardy!|THEY GOT IT ON eBAY!|$400|easy|A Colo. woman paid $455 for water from a cup this guy drank from in 1977; he left the building soon after|Elvis
19/05/1997|Jeopardy!|DESSERTS|$100|easy|This 'frozen' fermented dairy product resembles soft-serve ice cream in texture|Frozen yogurt
03/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|REALLY OLD BOOKS|$400|easy|Grendel, Grendel's mom & a dragon are fought by the hero of this Old English epic|Beowulf
30/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A CATEGORY OF FEW WORDS|$1200|hard|Insert 1 letter in 'pity' for this word.  I won't say it twice.|pithy
19/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN THE NEWS|$800|hard|In 2002 former president Jimmy Carter had a historic meeting with this Cuban president|Fidel Castro
18/09/2002|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS GOOD TO ME|$1000|hard|We 'bet' you know that this type of race traditionally follows the sound heard here|a horse race
21/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS ON TV|$1000|hard|Cameraman Lou Gerard captured this man's gestures at his game-6-winning home run in 1975|Carlton Fisk
07/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$2000|hard|On Dec. 6, 1973 he took the oath of office as Vice President; 8 months later he succeeded to the presidency|(Gerald) Ford
22/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATION|$800|hard|The FCC has replaced this 'system' that used the reassuring phrase 'This is only a test'|Emergency Broadcast System
30/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS' RETREATS|$2800|hard|The patronage of Mabel Dodge Luhan made an artists' magnet of this town 55 miles from Santa Fe|Taos, New Mexico
07/05/2008|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL HOUSE|$1000|hard|Insert a hyphen in this 4-letter poultry dwelling & you get a human dwelling|a coop (or co-op)
21/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|You can find the Wilhelmina Mountains in this South American country|Suriname (formerly Dutch Guyana)
17/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT KIDS ARE READING THESE DAYS|$1600|hard|In the 4th volume of a series, Percy Jackson & the Olympians must fight 'The Battle of' this puzzling place|The Labyrinth
02/02/1996|Jeopardy!|CONTAINERS|$200|easy|One may contain a selection of songs or photos; its name is from Latin for 'white'|Album
12/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THIS CATEGORY IS A DISASTER!|$600|medium|This type of eruption happens when molten rock, gas & ash pour through a vent in the earth|a volcano
14/02/1990|Jeopardy!|6-LETTER WORDS|$300|easy|3 miles, or a group of bowling teams|league
04/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE LOUVRE|$800|hard|He painted the work known around the Louvre as 'La Joconde'|Da Vinci
03/05/2006|Jeopardy!|FOUNTAINS|$600|medium|King Matyas Corvinus & his beloved Ilonka adorn the Matyas Fountain at this Hungarian city's Royal Palace|Budapest
20/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$800|hard|Bouvier, this first lady's maiden name, is her daughter Caroline's middle name|Jacqueline Kennedy
16/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S 'ODD'|$800|hard|A Bond villain knows it means to work at a series of unrelated, low-paying positions|odd job
29/02/2008|Jeopardy!|FOR SAX AND VIOLINS|$1000|hard|Boyd Tinsley rocks the violin (& yes, he makes that possible) in this 'Ants Marching' jam band|the Dave Matthews Band
07/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|UP & ATOM|$2000|hard|No matter what element they are in, they weigh the same & their total is an element's atomic number|protons
06/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HATS ENTERTAINMENT|$2000|hard|In 2011 this title hat worn by John Wayne sold for a record $179,250 at auction|the green beret
26/03/1998|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$400|easy|The Hertzberg Circus Collection in San Antonio includes memorabilia of this 19th C. little 'general'|Tom Thumb
17/06/1998|Jeopardy!|HITCHCOCK'S CATTLE|$300|easy|Before he played Ted Baxter, Ted Knight had a bit role as a cop guarding Norman Bates in this 1960 film|Psycho
01/10/2010|Jeopardy!|TABLE OF CONTINENTS|$200|easy|Greenland is considered a part of it|North America
11/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LET ME PAINT YOU A PICTURE|$1600|hard|He said that unconsciously he was probably 'painting the loneliness of a large city' in 'Nighthawks'|(Edward) Hopper
24/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|SPIES|$1000|hard|In 1948 this editor of Time magazine identified himself & Alger Hiss as Soviet agents|Whittaker Chambers
01/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FUELS|$800|hard|Also called lamp oil, this petroleum product was once the chief source of artificial lighting|kerosene
25/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THE NEW TESTAMENT|$200|easy|A request in the Lord's Prayer is for God to 'lead us not into' this|temptation
24/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$200|easy|Elah, the valley where he killed Goliath, was protected by the cities of Libnah & Azekah|David
28/11/1997|Jeopardy!|QUOTH|$300|easy|On Nov. 27, 1963 he told Congress, 'All I have I would have given gladly not to be standing here today'|Lyndon B. Johnson
27/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A MATTER OF TASTE|$1200|hard|1 of the 3 zesty ingredients of the original Tabasco brand sauce|(1 of 3) aged red peppers, Avery Island salt or vinegar
12/09/2003|Jeopardy!|SEASON|$1000|hard|This seasonal play by William Shakespeare is set in Sicilia & Bohemia|The Winter's Tale
07/12/2000|Jeopardy!|THE 'FIRST'|$100|easy|It's where you've gotten if you've drawn a walk or kissed a girl|First base
13/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|A WALK UP FIFTH AVENUE|$1000|hard|A 70th Street mansion displays the art treasures amassed by this Pittsburgh steel mogul|Henry Clay Frick
30/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$200|easy|Borax, used as a water softener, is a compound of this lightweight, brownish element|Boron
04/07/1995|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS TEXANS|$400|easy|A Texas county is named for this 'father of condensed milk' who was one of the state's pioneer settlers|(Gail) Borden
24/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HOUSE OF METAPHORS|$2000|hard|To get a breeze indoors, I'll do this 4-word phrase, meaning be receptive to the possibility of changing my mind|leave the door open
06/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'UN'CATEGORY|$1000|hard|King Ethelred's adjective|The Unready
08/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|POPE-POURRI|$800|hard|His 34-day reign in 1978 was one of the shortest in papal history|Pope John Paul I
05/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|REMEMBRANCE OF THINGS 'CAST'|$800|hard|We'd like to think this furniture piece isn’t used anymore during acting auditions|the casting couch
30/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|DISTURBING THE 'P's|$1600|hard|It's the city where you'll find the main campus of the University of South Africa|Pretoria
26/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN ART & ARTISTS|$400|easy|The Nazarenes of 19th c. Germany wore biblical clothes & hairstyles & aimed to revive this wall painting method|fresco
26/06/2007|Jeopardy!|GOT MILNE?|$1000|hard|Milne attended Westminster School in London & this college at Cambridge with a '3-pronged' name|Trinity
26/05/2011|Jeopardy!|U.N. OBSERVANCES|$800|hard|Can't wait for Oct. 20, World Day for this science of collecting & arranging numerical facts & data|statistics
03/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|3 Es FOR ME!|$800|hard|To withdraw formally from an alliance, as from a political union|secede
19/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MAPS|$6800|hard|This table that accompanies a map explains what the symbols & colors represent|the legend
19/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN EXCHANGE|$800|hard|Both Palau & the Marshall Islands use this as their basic monetary unit|the U.S. dollar
01/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE CINEMA|$600|medium|(Hi, I'm Gil Bellows of 'Ally McBeal')  In 1994 I was on the wrong side of the law as an inmate in this film that also starred Tim Robbins & Morgan Freeman|The Shawshank Redemption
04/11/1994|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$200|easy|It's the capital of the 'Garden State'|Trenton
04/09/1996|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$500|medium|The Ringling School of Art & Design has a 20-acre campus in this Florida city|Sarasota
13/07/2004|Final Jeopardy!|HEADLINES OF THE LAST 40 YEARS|None|None|The first 2 New York Times headlines set in 96-point type were in these 2 years, 5 years apart|1969 & 1974
03/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BACTERIOLOGY|$1400|hard|Clostridium tetani typically affects the masseter muscle, which controls the movement of this body part|the jaw
14/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LIT|$1600|hard|This Utopian land of Samuel Butler's was located in New Zealand|Erewhon
26/09/2011|Jeopardy!|ALSO A ZODIAC SYMBOL|$200|easy|In a beloved children's tale, Ferdinand is one of these|a bull
20/05/1997|Final Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT|None|None|Martin Luther King, Jr.'s 1963 letter from this city's jail is a historic document in the civil rights movement|Birmingham, Alabama
06/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|STATELY BOTANICAL GARDENS|$1200|hard|Navajo Nation Zoological & Botanical Park, Desert Botanical Garden|Arizona
12/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC ALBUMS|$1000|hard|A hit 1960 album was titled 'Time Out Featuring' this 'number' heard here:|'Take Five' (by Dave Brubeck)
10/03/2010|Jeopardy!|JERUSALEM'S NOBLE SANCTUARY|$600|medium|(Alex Trebek reports from inside a Jerusalem landmark.)  The Dome of the Rock, which is now under extensive renovation, is built over this sacred stone, thought to be the place from which he ascended to heaven during his night journey|Muhammad
13/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THE USSR?|$1500|hard|One of the USSR's 4 original republics, it was the site of the 1986 Chernobyl disaster|Ukraine
06/04/1987|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$400|easy|Of N.Y., N.J., or N.M., the one, according to the World Almanac, with the most poultry|New York
25/01/1991|Double Jeopardy!|MATH|$200|easy|It's the correct name for a 90-degree angle|Right Angle
29/09/2006|Final Jeopardy!|NATIONAL CAPITALS|None|None|This city's website calls it 'the last divided capital in Europe'|Nicosia
25/03/1998|Jeopardy!|BALLOONS|$200|easy|In 1984 Joe Kittinger in Rosie O' Grady's matched this Lindbergh feat in the Spirit of St. Louis|Crossing the Atlantic, non-stop & solo
07/05/2008|Jeopardy!|GOT 'LK'|$600|medium|This president snagged Oregon for the United States|James K. Polk
06/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$2000|hard|In 1492, 18 years before becoming governor of Puerto Rico, he helped drive the Moors out of Granada in Spain|Ponce de Leon
16/05/1990|Jeopardy!|APPLES|$100|easy|John Chapman, a 19th C. pioneer known by this nickname, planted apple orchards on the frontier|Johnny Appleseed
04/02/1991|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS QUOTES|$800|hard|American wit who said that 'Puritanism was the haunting fear that someone, somewhere may be happy'|H.L. Mencken
15/01/1990|Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$100|easy|Kangaroo Island is the 3rd largest offshore island of this country|Australia
06/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|YOU SAID IT!|$400|easy|Famous 3-word reply of climber George Mallory when asked why he wanted to climb Mount Everest|'Because it's there'
10/04/2006|Jeopardy!|RED ROVER, RED ROVER|$200|easy|1 rover explored Mars' Bonneville Crater, named for a lake that once filled much of this state's NW corner|Utah
21/06/2000|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$300|easy|It's the name given the nearly 1-week-long military conflict between Israel & several Arab neighbors in 1967|Six-Day War
20/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COFFEE|$200|easy|In New York City, if you order 'regular coffee', you'll get it with these 2 items added|Cream & sugar
16/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STRICTLY BUSINESS|$600|medium|The right of a government to take private property for public use is called this 'domain'|Eminent domain
27/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CALL IN YOUR 'IOUS'|$1200|hard|Sociable, outgoing, fond of others' company|gregarious
06/05/2011|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$200|easy|The U.S.A.'s number one commercial fishing port, Dutch Harbor, is in these islands, named for a people who have lived there for 4,000 years|Aleutian Islands
29/06/2010|Jeopardy!|OSCAR-NOMINATED SPORTS FLICKS|$1000|hard|Several major league ballplayers had cameos in this 1942 Gary Cooper flick, including Babe Ruth & Bill Dickey|The Pride of the Yankees
05/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TECH TV|$800|hard|The program shown here is called this Japanese style 'Unleashed'|Anime
17/09/1998|Jeopardy!|THE OLD FARMER'S ALMANAC|$400|easy|The Almanac puts out 4 editions, 3 for the U.S. & one for this country|Canada
21/05/2007|Jeopardy!|BOB'S YOUR UNCLE|$800|hard|In 1972 he choreographed 'Pippin', & later, 'Chicago'; now... jazz hands!|Bob Fosse
19/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'RIGHT' OR 'LEFT'|$2000|hard|A schooner builder|a shipwright
25/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|APES OF THE PLANET|$400|easy|Genetically, this ape is man's closest living relative|Chimpanzee
12/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE FABULOUS FIFTIES|$1600|hard|This beauty is seen here, reigning as Miss America 1955, long before she co-starred on 'Barnaby Jones'|Lee Meriwether
22/05/1990|Jeopardy!|'SOUTH'|$400|easy|SEATO, a defensive alliance formed in 1954 & dissolved in 1977, was an acronym for this|SouthEast Asia Treaty Organization
12/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|JOIN THE CLUB|$800|hard|As you might expect, lower Manhattan is the site of this club that awards the Heisman Trophy|Downtown Athletic Club
09/02/2000|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$300|easy|It's the island where you'll find the arena seen here: (Madison Square Garden)|Manhattan
28/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|STIFLE YOURSELF EDICT|$1000|hard|The 1598 edict of this put a temporary end to a long series of wars between French Catholics & Protestants|Edict of Nantes
08/03/1999|Jeopardy!|LITTLE HOUSE|$100|easy|Noted residents of this type of little house include a young Abraham Lincoln & Tom, a slave in literature|Log cabin
12/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MY ACTING & POLITICAL RESUME|$1600|hard|'Blind Ambition', 'The Love Boat', U.S. rep. from Iowa|(Fred) Grandy
16/01/1998|Jeopardy!|'B' IN BIOLOGY|$300|easy|It's secreted by the liver, stored in the gallbladder & released into the duodenum after eating|Bile
24/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING THE BUFFOON|$400|easy|In a 1960 comedy, a bumbling Jerry Lewis has this title job at the Fontainebleau Hotel|The Bellboy
26/05/2009|Jeopardy!|U.S. STAMPS|$200|easy|The Kansas Statehood stamp from 1961 featured what else but this state flower|a sunflower
30/10/2006|Final Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|None|None|The only place where 4 countries meet at one point is found on this continent|Africa
02/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DEAD LINES|$800|hard|In 1975 this comedian-director wrote, 'It's not that I'm afraid to die. I just don't want to be there when it happens'|Woody Allen
18/11/2005|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$200|easy|Any pigment on the wall so faded you can barely see it|faint paint
27/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GOLDEN OLDIES|$2000|hard|'The Golden Spinning Wheel' is an 1896 symphonic poem by this Czech composer|Dvorak
14/11/1989|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$200|easy|In 1988 this Democrat was re-elected to the U.S. Senate from Texas|Lloyd Bentsen
19/04/2004|Jeopardy!|As|$800|hard|On March 4, 1902 it was formed in Chicago by 9 motor clubs|AAA (American Automobile Association)
28/04/2003|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$200|easy|These electromagnetic rays used to take pictures of your insides were originally known as Roentgen rays|X-rays
02/06/2006|Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATIONS|$800|hard|Means of transmission of the historic message 'England expects that every man will do his duty'|flags
20/04/2006|Jeopardy!|BILL|$800|hard|Formerly a U.S. Secretary of Energy, he's now the governor of New Mexico|Bill Richardson
19/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PSYCHOLOGY|$1600|hard|In the mind, it's coming to associate a behavior with a stimulus; in the body, it helps you get in shape|conditioning
29/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THE M16|$1000|hard|If you could keep it supplied, an M16 is capable of 950 rpm, which stands for this|rounds per minute
23/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE HERBERT HOOVER PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY|$2000|hard|(Jimmy stands in front of a seated statue of Herbert Hoover) As a young geologist in the 1890's Hoover found a gold mine near Coolgardie in this country.  He called it a land of red dust, black flies & white heat|Australia
22/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TURKEY DAY|$4000|hard|This Western European country with a 3-million-strong Turkish minority is one of Turkey's main trading partners|Germany
26/09/1984|Jeopardy!|MONEY|$400|easy|The only U.S. coin with the Presidential Seal|the fifty-cent piece
28/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DANCERS' NATIVE COUNTRIES|$400|easy|Maria Tallchief|United States of America
25/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$400|easy|This first American in Earth orbit was given the National Geographic Society's Hubbard Medal in 1962|John Glenn
24/09/2008|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH FEB, TREBEK|$800|hard|Computer displays in some 2004 Pontiacs showed the wrong day of the week because engineers forgot about this date|February 29th
27/03/1998|Jeopardy!|UNSOLVED MYSTERIES|$100|easy|You can fill some large shoes if you're this yeti relative that's also called a sasquatch|a bigfoot
02/05/1994|Double Jeopardy!|HELEN KELLER|$200|easy|Her father, Arthur H. Keller, had been a captain on this side in the Civil War|Confederacy
28/04/2005|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL ALASKAN STATE STUFF|$1000|hard|Alaska's state bird is the willow variety of this grouse relative|the ptarmigan
06/11/2002|Jeopardy!|HERBS & SPICES|$600|medium|The dried pods of a certain climbing orchid provide this flavoring|vanilla
03/07/1997|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$500|medium|The name of this brandy is German for 'cherry water'|Kirschwasser
08/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|A FEW GOOD DOGS|$1000|hard|A 1961 Disney classic was based on the true story of this Skye Terrier's 14-year vigil at his master's grave|Greyfriars Bobby
03/11/2000|Jeopardy!|CONTINENTAL CONGRESS PRESIDENTS|$100|easy|Peyton Randolph, the first president, brought the meetings to order in this city|Philadelphia
03/10/2008|Jeopardy!|FORMER NAMES ON THE MAP|$600|medium|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows a map on the monitor.)  Most of the territory of the republic of New Granada became this modern-day country from which an isthmus became independent in 1903|Colombia
07/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BASEBALL HISTORY|$1200|hard|Agricultural term for the system, created by Branch Rickey, of minor league teams controlled by a big league team|a farm system
03/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|KING ME!|$2000|hard|Born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Bhumibol Adulyadej grew up to become king of this country|Thailand
05/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LATIN|$800|hard|The name of this 100-member body comes from the Latin & means 'council of elders'|the senate
07/10/2010|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE D's|$1000|hard|(Jimmy of the clue crew shows an animation) When a current doubles back on itself, a type of miniature vortex is created, a phenomenon known by this name|an eddy
11/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS MARGARETS|$600|medium|Found at a swap meet, the special Oscar stolen from this child star of 'Meet Me In St. Louis' was returned in 1995|Margaret O' Brien
07/10/1997|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$200|easy|Namibia's coastline is provided by this body of water|Atlantic Ocean
20/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HERE COMES THE SUPREME COURT JUSTICE!|$700|hard|Clarence Thomas replaced this Supreme Court justice who retired in 1991|Thurgood Marshall
23/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|1945|$1600|hard|In October this man who had declared himself 'Norway's Martyr' died by firing squad|Quisling
25/06/1996|Jeopardy!|TV LAW|$500|medium|In 1961 Martin Sheen had his first major TV role on this series starring E.G. Marshall & Robert Reed|The Defenders
12/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SNOW WHITE'S UNKNOWN DWARFS|$400|easy|The name of this cheap, ungenerous dwarf is found in a famous Greta Garbo line in 'Anna Christie'|Stingy
17/10/1989|Jeopardy!|FASHION|$500|medium|In the 1960s this former head designer for Dior introduced the pant suit to high fashion|Yves Saint Laurent
12/09/1989|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$500|medium|The world's most potent venom is secreted from the skin of one of these amphibians|a frog
10/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT FICTION|$4000|hard|This Mississippian's 1941 story 'The Worn Path' won her an O. Henry Memorial Contest Award, the first of several|Eudora Welty
21/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE ROCKS|$400|easy|It's rocks on top of rocks to create one of these 10-letter embankments|a breakwater
14/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL QUOTES|$200|easy|'There hath not come a razor upon mine head, for I have been a Nazarite unto God,' he told Delilah|Samson
14/09/2009|Jeopardy!|ELEMENTAL RHYME TIME|$400|easy|A Trotsky noble gas|Leon neon
29/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'MISSION' POSSIBLE|$400|easy|It's the period of pause between the acts of a theatrical or musical performance|intermission
15/11/1989|Jeopardy!|CITY NICKNAMES|$100|easy|'The Big Apple'|New York City
24/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$1000|hard|Justice Hugo Black, a leading supporter of school desegregation, was once member of this group|the KKK
05/10/2000|Jeopardy!|THEY'RE HOT!|$300|easy|Katherine Heigl & Jason Behr play aliens on this WB series|Roswell
10/06/2010|Jeopardy!|LOUD RHYMES|$600|medium|Bent the body, as in salutation|bowed
20/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'D' TOUR|$400|easy|Off the coast of French Guiana, it became part of a penal colony in the late 19th century|Devil's Island
12/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GETTING YOUR 'DUE'|$1200|hard|Dvorak wrote the 'Moravian' these for soprano & contralto voices|duets
10/05/2010|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$600|medium|In 2005 he published an updated, easier to understand 'Briefer History of Time'|Hawking
09/03/2006|Jeopardy!|ON ROUTE 66|$400|easy|The 66 counties of this northern U.S. state include Custer & Minnehaha|South Dakota
13/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THERE'S A WORD FOR THAT|$1200|hard|We could call this vocabulary category (one of our favorites) TETRAGRAMS|FOUR-LETTER WORDS
10/09/2007|Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$400|easy|John Grisham switched gears with 'Skipping' this holiday, about a couple who want to skip the consumerism|Christmas
12/11/2007|Jeopardy!|VIRTUAL MEDICINE|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reads next to a doctor inserting a large syringe into a simulated abdomen.) This gas that's eliminated during respiration is what gets pumped into the abdomen to expand it & give surgeons room to work|carbon dioxide
13/06/2005|Jeopardy!|THEN WE CAN DIG IT|$1000|hard|Homeric Troy was found to date from this age, the metal of the Trojans' weapons in the 'Iliad'|the Bronze Age
03/12/2007|Jeopardy!|'ICK'-IPEDIA|$400|easy|Wild man seen here|'Wild' Bill Hickok
23/01/1996|Jeopardy!|SINGERS & THEIR ROLES|$500|medium|This ever-hip singer played Hymie Kelly in the 1966 film 'The Oscar' years before he got 'Unplugged'|Tony Bennett
21/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|X MARKS THE SPOT|$800|hard|The only Benelux country that fits the bill|Luxembourg
21/03/1997|Jeopardy!|SMALL JOBS|$200|easy|The Munchkins toiled as slaves for this woman until a house fell on her|The Wicked Witch of the East
10/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BEER|$400|easy|John Ratzenberger, Cliff Clavin on 'Cheers', did British ads for this golden U.S. beer company|Coors
30/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PUBLISHING|$2000|hard|A book may be released under one of these, also a mark made in something soft; Bantam Classics is one|an imprint
22/09/2000|Jeopardy!|'PH'OOEY!|$500|medium|The internal workings of living things are studied in this branch of biology|Physiology
19/01/1996|Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES|$200|easy|She was once romantically involved with Joe Lando, who plays her husband on 'Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman'|Jane Seymour
04/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$1600|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows a landscape on the monitor.)  To show distance, the artist creates a place on the horizon where two parallel lines seem to converge, referred to by this 2-word term|the vanishing point
23/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CHARIOTS OF FIRE|$1600|hard|In 1994 this brand extinguished the name of its K5 blazer, replacing it with Tahoe|Chevy
08/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$800|hard|This god of the west wind fathered 2 immortal horses:  Xanthus & Balius|Zephyr
23/06/2000|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN RIVERS|$100|easy|It's London's chief water supply|Thames River
26/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$200|easy|1996's 'Baking With Julia' is the companion book to her PBS series|Julia Child
03/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'R'|$400|easy|A stuffed pasta pocket (7)|a ravioli
02/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WAR!|$600|medium|Between 1019 & 1919 there were at least 10 wars between Poland & this eastern neighbor|Russia
07/06/2001|Jeopardy!|THE FIRST PERSON|$500|medium|Completes the title of a women's health classic, 'Our Bodies,...'|Ourselves
14/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL PUNISHMENT|$400|easy|Vientiane|Laos
20/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$800|hard|Martha Graham danced the lead in the first U.S. production of 'The Rite of Spring' by this composer|Stravinsky
26/04/2011|Jeopardy!|BEAR WITH THESE BOOKS|$200|easy|The heffalump gave this title bear nightmares|Winnie the Pooh
23/12/2009|Jeopardy!|MOVIES BY QUOTE|$200|easy|Captain Oveur: 'Joey, do you like movies about gladiators?' & 'Joey, have you ever been in a Turkish prison?'|Airplane!
18/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANOTHER ONE BITES THE 'UST'|$400|easy|The act or process of burning|combustion
30/11/2005|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'G'|$600|medium|An earthenware drink cup, or your face|a mug
17/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SAY THANK YOU!|$1200|hard|In French|merci
19/11/1985|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$200|easy|China's Huang River carries large amounts of straw-colored earth into this sea|Yellow Sea
08/01/1999|Jeopardy!|I DID MY TIME|$100|easy|After more than 27 years in jail, I was released by the South African government on Feb. 11, 1990|Nelson Mandela
13/02/1998|Jeopardy!|YOU CAN LOOK IT UP|$100|easy|One can be 'tetched' in this body part|the head
25/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$800|hard|This 12th century style was revived in Europe in the 19th century & used for churches into the 20th century|Gothic
15/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$400|easy|His 1966 No. 1 hit 'Strangers In The Night' was released on his own Reprise Records label|Frank Sinatra
08/03/2004|Jeopardy!|MYTHICAL MENAGERIE|$200|easy|After Argus the hundred-eyed giant died, Hera set his eyes in the tail of this bird|the peacock
05/06/2006|Jeopardy!|LOST ART|$400|easy|(Jon of the Clue Crew displays the words 'Daily Double' on the monitor in an archaic script.)  One skill that's losing ground in the computer age is this type of writing, where the letters run together, from the Latin for 'run'|cursive
10/04/1998|Jeopardy!|SUPREMES|$400|easy|Missouri's motto 'Salus Populi Suprema Lex Esto' means the people's welfare shall be the supreme this|Law
19/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT CODES|$1600|hard|In Spanish aca means 'here' & if you land at ACA, you'll be here|Acapulco
04/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MONKEY BUSINESS|$400|easy|The effort to save the golden monkey is this country's biggest species protection project since the panda|China
12/01/2007|Jeopardy!|THE REPLACEMENTS|$600|medium|The 'arthro' in 'arthroplasty' refers to these body parts that are replaced with stainless steel or plastic ones|joints
28/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HELLO, DOLLY!|$800|hard|Not surprisingly, this woman's line of collectible dolls includes Baby Donny Little Bit Rock-n-Roll seen here|Marie Osmond
11/11/1985|Jeopardy!|POLAND|$300|easy|Of 1 out of 5, 1 out of 15, or 1 out of 50, approximate ratio of Polish families who own cars|1 out of 50
12/05/1997|Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE IN COLLEGE|$300|easy|Katie Couric was an associate editor of The Cavalier Daily while at this Charlottesville school|University of Virginia
21/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FAR'M'S|$1000|hard|The Sultan of Zanzibar built a palace in this current capital of Somalia|Mogadishu
15/11/2004|Jeopardy!|PITTSTORY|$800|hard|The photo of this national hero seen here was taken in Pittsburgh on August 3, 1927|(Charles) Lindbergh
13/11/2006|Final Jeopardy!|THE ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA|None|None|In the 1958 edition, this man penned the article on ventriloquism|Edgar Bergen
17/05/1990|Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$500|medium|The 'As They Grow' section of this magazine contains articles on child care from pregnancy to age 18|Parents magazine
28/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$600|medium|New Englanders refer to this state as 'Down East'|Maine
13/04/2011|Jeopardy!|MGM WOULD HAVE CHANGED YOUR NAME|$200|easy|Emil & Kjellfrid were the parents of this actress who had us at 'Hello'|Renée Zellweger
21/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH ART & ARTISTS|$2000|hard|This series of 8 Hogarth paintings, beginning with 'The Heir', tells the story of a young man's path of vice & self-destruction|A Rake's Progress
17/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MARINE BIOLOGY|$400|easy|The largest species of this fish is the bluefin, which may reach a length of 14 feet & weigh 1,600 pounds|tuna
23/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$600|medium|'Marguerite and Armand' was choreographed for Margot Fonteyn & this handsome partner|Rudolf Nureyev
13/02/2003|Jeopardy!|VACATION FUN|$1000|hard|Soar above the treetops on the Skyfari aerial tram at this West Coast's city's famous zoo|San Diego
18/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ILLUSTRATORS|$400|easy|Last name of 'Treasure Island' illustrator N.C., the father & teacher of painter Andrew|Wyeth
06/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ART EXHIBITS|$800|hard|An 1877 exhibit moved John Ruskin to libel this American-born artist, but not his mother|James McNeill Whistler
26/10/1992|Jeopardy!|FASHION DESIGNERS|$500|medium|Donna Karan was once an associate designer to this woman whose last name also began with the letter K|Anne Klein
16/11/1989|Jeopardy!|WEATHER|$300|easy|More tornadoes are recorded in the basin of this river than anywhere else in the world|Mississippi River
26/04/2010|Jeopardy!|ALSO A CANDY BAR|$1000|hard|In 1977 Diane Keaton went 'Looking for' him; he wasn't so delicious|Mr. Goodbar
07/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A WALK ACROSS THE CHARLES BRIDGE|$1500|hard|A statue of this nature-loving Italian saint has stood on the bridge since 1855|Francis of Assisi
12/02/1997|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$300|easy|A communal dip in the Pacific January 1 in Vancouver, Canada is named for these Arctic animals|Polar Bears
04/09/2000|Jeopardy!|CAR TREK|$300|easy|This TV canine & his human friends sought out the unknown in their van, The Mystery Machine|Scooby-Doo
08/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL OUTGOING MESSAGES|$800|hard|Hi, my dad invented 'visible speech', & I'm out inventing an item that will make this message possible; wait for the beep|(Alexander Graham) Bell
13/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WOMEN|$400|easy|Before taking her seat in the Senate, Dianne Feinstein was Mayor of this California city|San Francisco
21/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WHO WON THE OSCAR?|$200|easy|Robert De Niro, for 'Cape Fear'; Anthony Hopkins, for 'The Silence of the Lambs'; Warren Beatty, for 'Bugsy'|Anthony Hopkins
17/11/2010|Jeopardy!|NEXT IN THE SERIES|$200|easy|Fa, sol...|la
17/11/1997|Jeopardy!|THE BOD SQUAD|$200|easy|Choppers, grinders, ivories|Teeth
24/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TRIVIA|$1000|hard|Her niece Katharine Houghton played her daughter in 'Guess Who's Coming to Dinner'|Katharine Hepburn
26/09/1984|Jeopardy!|SILLY SONGS|$100|easy|To treat it 'you're gonna need an ocean of calamine lotion'|poison ivy
08/04/1991|Jeopardy!|LATIN PHRASES|$300|easy|Seneca said 'Ars longa, vita brevis', which means this|art is long, life is short
28/01/1999|Jeopardy!|MEET THE BEETLES|$200|easy|A smart glowworm grows up to be one of these 'flies'|Firefly
21/12/2000|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE|$200|easy|The ancient Greeks believed that the soul left the body after death in the form of this insect|Butterfly
02/11/1988|Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$400|easy|For an upper GI you drink this; for a lower GI... well, we won't talk about that|barium
14/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'U' GOTTA BELIEVE!|$400|easy|Check ouf all the jazz going on in Orem, Ogden & Ophir in this state|Utah
15/11/2006|Jeopardy!|FUHGETTABOUDIT|$400|easy|Trying to locate this country just to the east of the old Berlin Wall on a map?  Fuhgettaboudit!  It's gone|East Germany
12/07/1999|Jeopardy!|IN THE FIRE|$100|easy|Many 17th century New York City households had one of these to form a brigade in case of fire|Bucket
16/10/2001|Jeopardy!|POCKET BILLIARDS|$300|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew)  The term for the error I just made has come to refer to any type of mistake|miscue
24/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|STOCK SYMBOLS|$600|medium|Add 'YBOY' to this 3-letter symbol to get the full name of a big media company|PLA
18/09/2007|Jeopardy!|AFTER MASH|$200|easy|In the two foods being consumed by Little Miss Muffet when the spider frightens her|whey
09/07/2003|Jeopardy!|THE LAP OF LUXURY|$800|hard|The V8 engine in this German car's M5 model takes you from 0 to 60 in just over 5 seconds|BMW
09/02/2009|Jeopardy!|BELOVED FILMS|$800|hard|'Come back', calls young Joey to the title hero played by Alan Ladd in this 1953 Western|Shane
27/11/1984|Final Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT|None|None|Decade the last amendment to the Constitution was ratified in|the 1970s
16/09/2004|Jeopardy!|IT'S IN 'DE' DICTIONARY|$600|medium|It's a decorative bottle used for serving wine|a decanter
20/09/2004|Jeopardy!|ALSO A CURRENT SUPREME COURT JUSTICE|$200|easy|A homophone of a man trying to convince a woman to marry him|Souter
21/10/2009|Jeopardy!|WHERE IN THE WORLD IS YOUR HQ?|$200|easy|Lloyd's; they're big in insurance, over on Lime St.|England
18/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|YO, POPE ADRIAN!|$800|hard|Adrian III died on his way to the Diet of this, not from a diet of these|Worms
06/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PAINTERS|$400|easy|In the early 19th century, this Spaniard painted 'The Clothed Maja'|Goya
22/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THEY CAME FROM TOLEDO|$800|hard|He's known for his 'Holidays in Hell' stories in Rolling Stone|P.J. O'Rourke
26/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL NUMBERS|$800|hard|Bob Dylan: 'Highway __ Revisited'|61
04/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SONG LYRICS|$400|easy|'Memory' from this Andrew Lloyd Webber show begins, 'Midnight, not a sound from the pavement'|Cats
26/12/2006|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED CABINET DEPARTMENTS|$800|hard|END FEES|Defense
13/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE RELATION|$2000|hard|____ Rhody, recipient of goose death notice|Aunt
23/03/1998|Jeopardy!|SOAPDISH|$400|easy|Kyra Sedgwick knows this actor, her husband, used to play Tim on 'The Guiding Light'|Kevin Bacon
31/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$200|easy|To research 'airport', he spent hours in airports absorbing the atmosphere|Arthur Haley
11/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE ALIENS ARE HERE!|$800|hard|This porcupine lookalike seen here is pigging out in New Zealand because it has no natural predators|the hedgehog
24/10/2002|Jeopardy!|KINGS NAMED GUSTAV|$200|easy|Thanks to Gustav V, Sweden, like Switzerland, remained this during WWI & WWII|neutral
30/06/2005|Jeopardy!|LETHAL WEAPONS|$200|easy|In 'Moby Dick', Starbuck chose the tattooed cannibal Queequeg to man this weapon|the harpoon
02/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SARGENT/YORK|$800|hard|Dick Sargent played this sitcom role from 1969 to 1972|Darrin Stephens
11/12/2006|Jeopardy!|KITCHEN: IMPOSSIBLE|$400|easy|Your Austrian contact will be this chef seen here; his first name leads to his code name--Mozart|Wolfgang Puck
08/11/2004|Jeopardy!|THE TRUMAN LIBRARY|$800|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew reports from the Truman Library in Independence, MO.)  'Family Squabble', a painting by this illustrator, shows how many families argued about the 1948 presidential election|(Norman) Rockwell
24/04/2003|Jeopardy!|BRIDGES|$1800|hard|The Chain & Elizabeth Bridges cross this river to connect Buda & Pest|Danube
10/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CONQUERORS|$400|easy|While exiled on St. Helena, he said, 'Waterloo will erase the memory of all my victories'|Napoleon (I)
26/02/2002|Jeopardy!|TOO 'HARD'|$800|hard|On June 14, 1971 the first in this chain of restaurants opened in London|the Hard Rock Cafe
05/04/1996|Jeopardy!|'NIGHT' MOVIES|$400|easy|George Romero shot this 1968 horror classic for under $150,000|Night of the Living Dead
26/01/1990|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$200|easy|In 1975 Mr. Blackwell called this 'Cuchi Cuchi' girl 'Carmen Miranda with cleavage'|Charo
26/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ACTRESS-DIRECTORS|$2000|hard|This 2000 Richard Gere-Winona Ryder drama was directed by 'The Last Emperor''s Joan Chen|Autumn in New York
13/07/2007|Jeopardy!|PLEISTOCENE STEALER|$3400|hard|If you had a Smilodon smiling down on you, you were in trouble with one of these Pleistocene cats|a saber-tooth tiger (or a lion)
25/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'O' MYTH!|$1600|hard|One legend says that Eos, goddess of the dawn, fell in love with this hunter & carried him away|Orion
25/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NEW YORK CITY MAYORS|$400|easy|On Dec. 30, 2002 this billionaire mayor signed a law banning smoking in most working-class bars|Bloomberg
14/11/2008|Jeopardy!|THE MYSTERIOUS WORLD OF THE KITCHEN|$800|hard|I know this 6-letter item makes a great pointer, but I have it out to cook & serve my satays on|a skewer
06/12/1999|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC WOMEN|None|None|In 1998 the director of the U.S. Mint called her 'A woman of exemplary physical courage and stamina'|Sacajawea
22/10/2004|Jeopardy!|WHEEL OF JEOPARDY!|$800|hard|Before dueling in this game, you must greet your opponent with a friendly handshake|Yu-Gi-Oh
14/10/2011|Jeopardy!|YOU'LL NEED SOME BACKUP|$600|medium|+ the Machine|Florence
08/03/2005|Jeopardy!|OSCAR, GRAMMY OR BOTH|$1000|hard|Stevie Wonder|both
11/01/2010|Final Jeopardy!|THE PARTS OF SPEECH|None|None|Of the traditional 8 parts of speech, it's the only one that doesn't end in the same 4 letters as 1 of the other parts of speech|adjective
08/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY SURNAME SPELLING|$1200|hard|Comic hostess/fish-voicer seen here|D-E-G-E-N-E-R-E-S
27/06/2011|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$3000|hard|Peevish or unreasonably irritable, it's from the Latin petere, meaning 'to assail'|petulant
05/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE FICTION|$1200|hard|This 'Candide' author's 1752 work 'Micromegas' was an early story of visitors from other planets|Voltaire
09/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ALLITERATION|$800|hard|It's a type of gentle liquid cleanser, or of flattery|soft soap
25/09/2001|Jeopardy!|BOOKS|$100|easy|The message 'Some pig', spun by a spider, convinces a farmer to save Wilbur in this book|Charlotte's Web
07/07/2008|Jeopardy!|WAR|$800|hard|'50 million Frenchmen can't be wrong' became a popular saying with soldiers during this war|World War I
08/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH GEOGRAPHY|$1600|hard|This last colony in Africa shares part of its name with a desert & is claimed by Morocco|Western Sahara
08/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$1200|hard|The Irgun was a secret underground organization fighting to establish this nation|Israel
05/11/2008|Jeopardy!|FACIAL EXPRESSIONS|$800|hard|Blinding light, or a look that could kill if looks could kill|a glare
24/07/2007|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$4800|hard|Geological evidence shows that this 5,000-mile mountain chain may extend south into Antarctica|the Andes
04/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDS SIMILAR|$800|hard|One who rules over specific pages & sites on the Internet & has the same name as lexicographer Noah|webmaster Webster
24/05/1989|Jeopardy!|FURNITURE|$400|easy|French for 'chewed paper', this molded paper pulp was used to make Victorian furniture|papier-mâché
31/05/2010|Jeopardy!|HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS|$800|hard|4 schools have had back-to-back Heisman winners: Yale, Army, Ohio State & this one with Matt Leinart & Reggie Bush|USC (University of Southern California)
17/02/1997|Jeopardy!|CROSSES|$300|easy|The Chi-Rho cross is formed from the first 2 letters of his title in Greek|Jesus
01/02/2001|Jeopardy!|EAT YOUR VEGGIES|$400|easy|The Dutch type of this is white, as it's grown underground; the American is green, as the spears are grown above|asparagus
21/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$1600|hard|Now dormant, this volcano in Eastern Turkey last erupted on June 2, 1840|Mount Ararat
24/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|JACK BE HOMONYM-BLE|$2000|hard|Trash, or a Chinese ship|a junk
16/11/1995|Jeopardy!|DANCE|$1000|hard|He began with the Lester Horton Dance Theater before founding his own American Dance Theater in 1958|Alvin Ailey
01/06/2000|Jeopardy!|THE SOMEONE OF SOMEWHERE|$500|medium|Ben Franklin dubbed silver-tongued Robert R. Livingston this Roman orator 'of America'|Cicero
10/07/2001|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE 'E'|$200|easy|A hoarse whistling sound produced by breathing|Wheeze
10/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|INCA HOOTS?|$1600|hard|Peru's ferruginous pygmy owls are the color of this, which is formed by oxidation|rust
06/02/1998|Jeopardy!|PETS|$100|easy|The smallest of the hounds, this popular pet is active & inquisitive, you might even say snoopy|Beagle
29/06/2000|Jeopardy!|THIS IS I COUNTRY|$200|easy|They're the only 2 'I' countries to border each other|Iran & Iraq
31/12/1998|Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$400|easy|In July 1997 CNN touted it as 'the little rover that could'|Sojourner
17/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|1836|$1600|hard|With support from Andrew Jackson, this New Yorker was elected president|Martin Van Buren
24/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC EUROPEAN LEADERS|$400|easy|He was 'The Great', 'Le Grand Monarque' & 'The God-Given' as well as 'The Sun King'|Louis XIV
13/06/1997|Jeopardy!|'LOOSE' ENDS|$100|easy|A 6-year-old child can't help lisping with one of these in his mouth|Loose tooth
09/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$800|hard|www.goducks.com is the official website for this West Coast school's athletics|(University of) Oregon
19/12/2006|Jeopardy!|DECK THE HALLS|$1000|hard|He was inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame for his process of condensing milk|(Gail) Borden
29/11/2005|Jeopardy!|PLEASE, SIR, I WANT SAMOA|$1000|hard|It's the title of Margaret Mead's classic 1928 anthropological study of Samoan youth|Coming of Age in Samoa
06/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MR. JOHNSON|$2000|hard|This founder & publisher of Ebony received a 1996 Presidential Medal of Freedom|John H. Johnson
24/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR II|$1000|hard|In May 1941 this deputy to Hitler flew to Britain as a self-appointed peace emissary|Rudolf Hess
18/07/2003|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$800|hard|Offered since 1959, it gives you travel for a fixed time period on train systems in 17 European countries|Eurailpass
06/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$1200|hard|Light that bounces off a flat surface is reflected; light bent in a transparent medium is this|refracted
07/12/2009|Jeopardy!|GHOSTBUSTERS|$400|easy|As ghostbusting Dr. Peter Venkman, he says the immortal line 'He slimed me'|Bill Murray
05/03/2004|Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS WHO BECAME PRESIDENT|$400|easy|His wife is seen here|Gerald Ford
20/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'T' TIME|$1600|hard|Poi, a luau treat, is made from these mashed roots|taro
15/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$800|hard|Rejected lover whose last words are 'If thou be merciful, open the tomb, lay me with Juliet'|Paris
18/10/2001|Jeopardy!|FRANCHISES|$400|easy|Judi Sheppard Missett founded this 'jazzy' franchise that claims to be the world's largest fitness program|Jazzercise
18/07/2003|Jeopardy!|LAKES|$800|hard|Fed by lakes Victoria & Edward, it's also known as Lake Mobutu Sese Seko|Lake Albert
06/05/1999|Jeopardy!|THE POLICE|$500|medium|James Gordon holds this post in Gotham City; Howard Safir holds it in Gotham, i.e. NYC|Police Commisioner
29/09/1998|Jeopardy!|THE EX FILES|$500|medium|Her 'Love Story' with Robert Evans ended when she made a 'Getaway' with Steve McQueen|Ali MacGraw
27/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THIS OLD HOUSE 30th ANNIVERSARY|$1200|hard|A 1993 Miami project restored a home devastated by this disaster the year before; note the new storm shutters|Hurricane Andrew
13/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE END OF THE LINE|$800|hard|'I'll get you my pretty...'|And your little dog too!
16/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AUSTRALIAN GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|Australia's largest freshwater lakes were artificially created & include Lake Gordon on this island state|Tasmania
14/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS|$1600|hard|L.A.'s Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Parkway runs in front of what was this hotel, home to the Cocoanut Grove|the Ambassador Hotel
15/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BANDS BY LEAD SINGER|$1200|hard|Simon Le Bon|Duran Duran
27/09/1995|Double Jeopardy!|SHIPS & BOATS|$1000|hard|Thor Heyerdahl's Kon-Tiki wa made of balsa; his Ra II was made of this material|reeds (or papyrus)
18/01/2010|Jeopardy!|TO SIR, WITH LOVE|$600|medium|Dear Sir Robert Walpole: You're first in my heart, just as you were Britain's first of these back in 1721|prime minister
20/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE WRESTLING WORLD|$1000|hard|Jewish giant of the professional ring seen here|Goldberg
18/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE, FOR STARTERS|$9000|hard|Philo's first speech in this play includes the line 'The triple pillar of the world transformed into a strumpet's fool'|Anthony & Cleopatra
04/06/2001|Jeopardy!|WHAT A TOOL|$500|medium|Bench, block, shaping, smooth|Planes
11/06/2010|Jeopardy!|'LAST' CHANCE|$800|hard|Bravo!  It's a final performance or effort before retirement & also the title of a 1958 Spencer Tracy film|the last hurrah
10/05/2010|Jeopardy!|'TOC'|$400|easy|A military prison|a stockade
19/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|EDUCATION|$400|easy|The women who raised $500,000 to open this Baltimore med school in 1893 insisted women be admitted|Johns Hopkins
02/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BABY LOVE|$1600|hard|Late in pregnancy, a woman should sleep on her left side; back sleeping makes this organ put pressure on the aorta|the uterus
04/12/2001|Jeopardy!|BRIDGE|$800|hard|The Pont de Normandie at the mouth of this river features a striking fan of cables|the Seine
23/06/1987|Jeopardy!|THE MILITARY|$400|easy|It's reported that a U.S. military officer carrying 'The football' is always with this man|the president
20/04/2001|Jeopardy!|I AM THE WALRUS|$100|easy|These 'elephantine' features on walruses can be up to 3 feet long & weigh 12 pounds|Tusks
12/07/2002|Jeopardy!|NEWER WORDS & PHRASES|$600|medium|It's the 3-character acronym  computer users and non-users alike used for the year 2000|Y2K
21/09/1999|Jeopardy!|THE LIBERTY BELL|$300|easy|It's thought that the Liberty Bell rang out to announce the arrival of this Frenchman in September 1824|Marquis de Lafayette
22/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE NOBEL PRIZE|$1000|hard|The Royal Caroline Institute in Stockholm awards the Nobel Prize in this category|Medicine
21/05/2007|Jeopardy!|GIVE WAR AND PEACE A CHANCE|$600|medium|Appropriately, Tolstoy wrote 'War and Peace' in these 2 languages|French & Russian
20/09/2011|Jeopardy!|AGING GRACEFULLY|$1000|hard|This alphabetically second-to-last element is an antioxidant & good for cell repair|zinc
27/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'E' BAY|$1600|hard|In a movie this type of shot lets the audience know where the ensuing action is taking place|an establishing shot
19/09/2011|Jeopardy!|28 IS GREAT|$1000|hard|This great king succeeded his brother Ethelred in 871 & reigned in Wessex for 28 years|Alfred the Great
17/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|1948|$600|medium|Baby seen here in 1948: (mother is Princess Elizabeth)|Prince Charles
28/09/2010|Jeopardy!|I LOVE YOU, 'MIN'|$600|medium|To settle by conclusive decision|to determine
24/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$800|hard|In 1798-99 George Bass & Matthew Flinders proved this current Australian state was an island by sailing around it|Tasmania
05/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$1200|hard|Alphabetically, the first letter that stands alone as the symbol of a chemical element|B
05/05/1998|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$400|easy|Despite its name, this group seen here is better known for its music than its encounters with the police|Arrested Development
04/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MR. OR MS. WILLIAMS|$800|hard|The aquatic Mrs. Fernando Lamas|Esther Williams
13/05/2004|Jeopardy!|SNL PRESIDENTIAL PLAYERS|$1200|hard|Dana Carvey not only played Bush Sr. during the '92 race, he also played this independent Texan challenger|Ross Perot
06/01/2005|Jeopardy!|'90s MUSIC|$1000|hard|It's no mystery--this Canadian woman made her Top 40 debut in 1997 with 'Building A Mystery'|Sarah McLachlan
12/06/2006|Jeopardy!|NEWS OF 2005|$1000|hard|On Sept. 30 he was appointed U.N. Ambassador, bypassing Senate approval|(John) Bolton
28/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PICTURE THIS|$1200|hard|A diplomatic official, or the case you're looking at|an attaché
19/10/2011|Jeopardy!|TURNING 50 IN 2011|$1000|hard|The logo of this conservation group founded in 1961 was based on a real animal named Chi-Chi|the WWF (the World Wildlife Fund)
01/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TO THE LETTER|$1600|hard|Speakers of Cockney are known for dropping this letter from the beginning of words|H
20/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'CO'-CATEGORY|$2000|hard|It's an exclusive group or clique|a coterie
04/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$600|medium|Poor bone marrow function is the leading cause of the aplastic type of this hemoglobin deficiency|Anemia
26/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS & VOYAGERS|$400|easy|Zheng He returned to China with this tall African animal, which was mistaken for a unicorn despite its 2 horns|a giraffe
27/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BIG BUSINESS|$1600|hard|This company's first retail store opened on February 2, 1925 at Homan Avenue & Arthington Street in Chicago|Sears
13/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HOT ENOUGH FOR YOU?|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew measures the temperature of an iron.)  You can use a non-contact thermometer to gauge the temperature of something that's too hot to touch; it works by measuring the amount of this colorful thermal radiation emitted by a heat source|infrared
28/04/2009|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL MUNCHIES|$1000|hard|Chocolate Salty Balls were a fictional candy made by Chef on this animated series|South Park
09/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$200|easy|1970s sitcom bigot on whom the colonists fought an important Revolutionary War battle|Archie Bunker Hill
27/09/2002|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZED CRIME|$400|easy|In 1999 Richard Dreyfuss played this '30s Jewish founder of Murder, Inc.|Meyer Lansky
06/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTIAL BIRTHPLACES|$1200|hard|December 5, 1782: Kinderhook, New York|Martin Van Buren
04/04/2001|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$400|easy|These relatives have their own special day, the first Sunday in September after Labor Day|Grandparents
21/01/2005|Jeopardy!|WOULDN'T IT BE RUBBERY|$600|medium|Soon after he invented a rubberized waterproof fabric in 1823, this Scotsman began making raincoats|Charles Macintosh
02/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HOT JOBS|$1000|hard|This job of collecting & analyzing numerical data applies to baseball as well as biology|Statistician
09/10/1998|Jeopardy!|LOW SELF-ESTEEM|$200|easy|It's Wayne & Garth's catchphrase in the presence of gods like Aerosmith|'We're Not Worthy!'
10/04/2008|Jeopardy!|BRITISH VS. AMERICAN AUTO TERMINOLOGY|$200|easy|What the British call an estate car, we call this type of 'wagon'|a station wagon
22/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$800|hard|'Die Harmonie der Welt' explores the life of this astronomer & his musical theories of planetary motion|Johannes Kepler
01/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|CHAIRS|$400|easy|A collapsible chair intended for outdoor use, especially aboard a ship|Deck Chair
09/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$2000|hard|After losing the support of the French army, this emperor of Mexico faced a firing squad in June 1867|Maximilian
03/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EMMY HISTORY|$600|medium|Presenter John Ritter accepted this actor's Emmy in 1979; guess Sacheen was busy that night|Marlon Brando
16/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RADIO|$400|easy|Instrument struck when a contestant failed on the 'Original Amateur Hour'|a gong
20/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TIME TO 'B' SPECIAL|$800|hard|Ulrike Meinhof was a prominent leader of this 1970s German terrorist gang|Baader-Meinhof Gang
28/01/2009|Jeopardy!|DIPLOMACY--A GAME|$600|medium|Turkey is one of the 7 great powers players may represent; the game is set just before this war|World War I
18/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1950s|$1000|hard|5 days before the statute of limitations ran out, the FBI solved this Jan. 17, 1950 robbery|Brinks Robbery
14/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. COINS|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from the U.S. Mint in Denver, CO.) The United States Mint's Westward Journey nickel shows the word 'Liberty' in this man's handwriting|Jefferson
17/12/2009|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT LANGUAGE|$400|easy|Ich möchte etwas aus Leder|German
27/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$800|hard|Some prefer melted cheese for this classic dipping dish, others prefer melted chocolate|Fondue
16/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE 'MA'P|$2000|hard|It became a special administrative region of China in 1999|Macau
28/06/2001|Jeopardy!|ALGONQUIN ROUND TABLE QUOTES|$200|easy|Dorothy Parker: 'Guns aren't lawful; nooses give; gas smells awful; you might as well' do this|Live
08/02/2007|Jeopardy!|A NUMBER IN THE TEENS|$1000|hard|This number amendment to the U.S. Constitution gave women the right to vote|19
06/05/2010|Jeopardy!|DANGER IN WONDERLAND|$1000|hard|A suspected drug dealer who smokes from a hookah & peddles mushrooms--he's gotta go|the Caterpillar
30/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE DIARY OF|$800|hard|'Last Flight', published by her husband George Putnam in 1937, was composed mainly of her diary entries|Amelia Earhart
25/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|KEVIN-SENT|$1600|hard|In one film he said Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone; in another, he played a lawyer determined to prove the opposite|Kevin Costner
06/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|ENGINEERING|$400|easy|This military corps' projects have included the St. Lawrence Seaway & the Manhattan Project|the Army Corps of Engineers
19/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$200|easy|In 1774 this Virginian wrote the pamphlet 'A Summary View of the Rights of British America'|Thomas Jefferson
16/02/1998|Final Jeopardy!|POPULAR FICTION|None|None|In 1996 Raymond Benson took over a book series from John Gardner, who had taken over from this 1st author|Ian Fleming
20/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CHEESE|$400|easy|As Limburger ages, it gains in flavor & this quality for which it is notorious|smell (or odor)
11/02/2008|Jeopardy!|PARENTAL PAST LIVES|$400|easy|Dad spent a year training for the priesthood in this type of school, from the Latin for 'seed'--lucky for you, he quit|seminary
28/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL MADNESS|$200|easy|Forced from this kingdom, Nebuchadnezzar ate grass & grew his hair until his reason returned|Babylon
09/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE GOOD EARTH|$2000|hard|From the Greek for 'middle life', it's the era on Earth that ended with the demise of the dinosaurs|the Mesozoic
10/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TV COMEDY|$2000|hard|An address label error led to a character on this show receiving a TV guide as 'Ms. Chanandler Bong'|Friends
29/12/2008|Jeopardy!|YOUR 5-CLUE NEWSCAST|$400|easy|In domestic news, this Speaker of the House touted 2008's American Housing Rescue & Foreclosure Prevention Act|Nancy Pelosi
14/10/2003|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN FOOD|$400|easy|Meal at which you'd normally serve muesli|breakfast
15/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|EXES & 'O'S|$1600|hard|This man who's played Dracula, Lee Harvey Oswald & Sirius Black was once married to Uma Thurman|Gary Oldman
05/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES|$800|hard|The 'Hermit Author Of Palo Alto'|Herbert Hoover
17/12/2010|Jeopardy!|LOOK AT THAT IDIOM|$200|easy|Hold on to this idiom; don't take a chance on finding a better one|a bird in the hand is better than two in the bush
15/04/2004|Jeopardy!|THE PLAGUE|$400|easy|If detected in time, plague is treatable with these drugs like streptomycin|antibiotics
05/07/1988|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$400|easy|A 100-inch telescope collects 10,000 times more light than a telescope with a mirror this size|1 inch
05/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|STRINGS|$2000|hard|In the 1630s it was a backup bow & arrow part; today it means backup on a sports team|second string
25/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$1200|hard|Guyana shares the Acarai Mountains with this nation, its largest neighbor|Brazil
23/04/1999|Jeopardy!|THE BRITISH INVASION|$500|medium|With 'Telstar', this band named for a weather phenomenon was the first British group to top the U.S. charts|The Tornados
30/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SAME FIRST & LAST LETTER|$400|easy|It's the last name of TV's SpongeBob|SquarePants
09/12/2011|Jeopardy!|TRANSPOSITION WORDS|$800|hard|It's a type of bean or horse|pinto
06/05/2004|Jeopardy!|PUPPY LOVE|$200|easy|The most basic command; you may have to push down on the dog's hindquarters to teach it|sit
15/01/2003|Jeopardy!|'J' WALKING|$1000|hard|King Abdullah II reigns in this country|Jordan
28/12/2009|Jeopardy!|I'M SORRY DAVE|$400|easy|Chris Farley apologizes after a deer ruins this actor's car in 'Tommy Boy'|David Spade
12/01/2009|Jeopardy!|EARN, BABY, EARN|$400|easy|In 2008 this 7'6'' Chinese import pulled down some rebounds & $13.76 million in NBA salary|Yao Ming
13/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ORCHESTRA CONDUCTORS|$800|hard|Controversial conductor of the Berlin Philharmonic who died in July 1989|Herbert von Karajan
10/06/1998|Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF FOOD|$100|easy|Punjabi basmati is a white, long-grained type of this|Rice
09/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|VIDEO GAMES|$2000|hard|Fight as Anderson Silva or Brock Lesnar in the 2009 'Undisputed' version of this mixed martial arts game|UFC
07/07/1999|Jeopardy!|2-WORD PSYCH TERMS|$200|easy|Combat or battle fatigue & this phrase from WWI are outmoded terms for post-traumatic stress disorder|Shell shocked
27/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH REVOLUTION|$800|hard|In June 1791 this king & his family tried to escape France in what's known as the 'Flight to Varennes'--no go|Louis XVI
16/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NEW WEAPONS|$1600|hard|The FA-18E/F is the 'Super' version of this high-tech U.S. Navy fighter jet with a wasplike name|a Hornet
08/12/1998|Jeopardy!|COCKNEY RHYMING SLANG|$200|easy|Ding-a-ling!  It's your dog and bone|Telephone
29/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CHARITY|$400|easy|According to the Ancient Roman playwright Terence, 'Charity begins' here|at home
18/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$200|easy|This cemetery on the Potomac is on land originally part of Martha Washington's estate|Arlington National Cemetery
01/04/2009|Jeopardy!|WHEN POLITICIANS SPEAK|$800|hard|After a tour of Latin Amer., this VP regretted not studying Latin enough so he 'could converse with those people'|Dan Quayle
14/02/2008|Jeopardy!|WHEN YOU WERE A TEENAGER, ALEX|$200|easy|In 1956 my date & I watched 'Invasion of the Body Snatchers' from the front seat of my car at this kind of theater|a drive-in theater
30/09/1985|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$200|easy|Actress whose exercise plan is called 'The Body Principal'|Victoria Principal
26/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAINTINGS|$400|easy|As its name indicates, the 'Ghent Altarpiece' was painted for the inside of one of these buildings|church
30/04/2008|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$400|easy|Carvings of a bell & a star are featured on her gravestone in Porum, Oklahoma|Belle Starr
27/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IN COURAGE|$800|hard|It's another name for the mountain lion|cougar
25/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|VOICES, I HEAR VOICES...|$1600|hard|Tara Strong has voiced Timmy Turner of 'The Fairly Oddparents' & babies up as this Nick TV show's Dil Pickles|The Rugrats
29/04/2003|Jeopardy!|JUST MARRIED|$200|easy|In 1804 Napoleon's brother Jerome & his Baltimore-bred bride honeymooned at this upstate New York site|Niagara Falls
16/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN DIPLOMATS|$1000|hard|We sent Lindy Boggs there; they sent Archbishop Gabriel Montalvo here|The Vatican
14/01/2000|Jeopardy!|'80s ROCK|$500|medium|They should take 'Pride' in knowing that Rolling Stone named them 'The Band of the '80s'|U2
03/12/2007|Jeopardy!|'ICK'-IPEDIA|$200|easy|2-wheeled Asian transport pulled by a runner|a rickshaw
24/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ALL GODS' CHILDREN|$800|hard|Oddly, in one tradition the war god Ares fathered this Greek love god|Eros
13/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$1000|hard|While in prison Eldridge Cleaver wrote this 1968 book on the problems confronting black Americans|Soul On Ice
22/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$1600|hard|A coat of arms might include a cadency symbol, like crescent for a second of these|a son
30/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|17th CENTURY AMERICA|$800|hard|These ended in 1692 with a total of 30 convictions & 20 executions|Salem Witch Trials
11/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN FOLKLORE|$600|medium|This lumberjack's tales appeared in a 1914 booklet published by the Red River Lumber Company of Minneapolis|Paul Bunyan
20/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARIE ANTOINETTE|$1000|hard|Her empress mother|Maria Theresa
19/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'U' HAVE THE RIGHT|$1000|hard|The 'U' on that UL tag on your product means it was tested for safety by these laboratories|Underwriters Laboratories
11/06/2007|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES TRAVEL|$200|easy|The 'Practical Traveler' reports on budget types of these small, trendy hotels with the name of a kind of shop|boutiques
07/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY LEADERS|$200|easy|Robert E. Lee's truce flag was delivered to this general in 1865; in 1876 he was killed at Little Big Horn|George Custer
10/12/1996|Jeopardy!|BRITISH HISTORY|$500|medium|This envoy for the Archbishop of Canterbury was held hostage in Lebanon for over 4 years before his 1991 release|Terry Waite
19/02/1999|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$400|easy|Hotels in this city include the Holiday Inn On The Bay, The Pan Pacific Hotel & the Balboa Park Inn|San Diego
03/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|YOU NEED A TIME OUT|$1600|hard|This single word for a time out implies that you take the time to inhale & exhale|a breather
04/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|THE 16th CENTURY|$1000|hard|Michelangelo worked on the Sistine Chapel while this artist was painting the walls in the Pope's apartments|Raphael
11/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WE'VE GOT CHEMISTRY|$400|easy|In general chemistry, the 3 fundamental atomic particles are the electron, the proton & this, discovered in 1932|the neutron
23/05/1994|Double Jeopardy!|THE ARMED FORCES|$400|easy|In 1952 the U.S. Army formed the special forces group later nicknamed this|the Green Berets
18/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE GARMENT DISTRICT|$400|easy|In 2010 an official in this Afghanistan neighbor was told if he's so afraid of the Taliban, he should wear a woman's dupatta|Pakistan
18/09/1986|Double Jeopardy!|TWINKIES|$600|medium|This animated character, like Ann Blyth before him, is TV's Twinkie spokesman|Twinkie the Kid
11/10/1996|Jeopardy!|TV PERSONALITIES|$200|easy|Yasmine Bleeth played Ryan Fenelli on 'Ryan's Hope' before becoming a rookie lifeguard on this series|Baywatch
23/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CINEMATIC TITLE PAIRS|$200|easy|1961: '....and Goliath'|David
29/01/2004|Jeopardy!|SPORTS ILLUSTRATED 50th ANNIVERSARY|$1000|hard|After winning at Wimbledon in 1974, these two athletes shared the cover seen here|Chris Evert & Jimmy Connors
10/12/1987|Jeopardy!|SPIDERS|$500|medium|Scientists separate these hairy cousins from the 'true spiders'|tarantulas
16/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|VENICE|$400|easy|For more than 1,000 years, the highest official in Venice held this title, from the Latin for 'leader'|doge
28/01/2000|Jeopardy!|GET A JOB|$100|easy|By definition, this type of 'cook' specializes in food that has to be prepared quickly|Short order cook
28/11/2000|Jeopardy!|WHAT FOODS THESE MORSELS BE|$200|easy|Cook up some bitochki in Moscow & you'll feast on these rolled ground beef & ground veal favorites|Meatballs
28/05/2009|Jeopardy!|FOUNDERS|$200|easy|This religion founder attained enlightenment under a bo tree & stayed near it 7 weeks to savor the experience|Buddha
25/07/2007|Jeopardy!|SAY YOU WANT A REVOLUTION|$600|medium|The coup d'etat of 9 Thermidor was part of it|the French Revolution
09/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE MUSIC|$1600|hard|In 'Raise Your Voice', Hilary Duff sings this Handel oratorio about the Savior|Messiah
07/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|DANGER PUNS|$2000|hard|Clare Boothe Luce said VP Henry Wallace's 'Global thinking is, no matter how you slice it, still' this|globaloney
20/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EDUCATORS|$600|medium|When Tuskeegee opened its doors in 1881, he was the school's only teacher|Booker T. Washington
31/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE BRIEFS|$400|easy|It's a vital sign: BP|blood pressure
19/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PATRON SAINTS|$2000|hard|If something is missing, you may want to try praying to this Paduan patron saint of lost things|Saint Anthony
19/01/2009|Jeopardy!|'TRI' ME|$600|medium|The god Neptune is frequently depicted in art wielding one of these|a trident
31/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AT RANDOM|$800|hard|A cross between tennis & ping-pong, this sport was named for a dog, not a gherkin|pickle ball
10/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CABLE CHANNELS|$800|hard|This film & arts network has hit the jackpot with reality shows like 'Real Housewives of Orange County' & 'Project Runway'|Bravo
24/11/2009|Jeopardy!|RUN, RUN, RUN|$800|hard|This 2-word hoops term is an offensive rush to beat the defense to the hoop|a fast break
20/11/2008|Jeopardy!|TAKE THE LEAD|$200|easy|Though Fidel remained head of the Communist party, his brother Raul took over as head of this country|Cuba
12/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINING VILLAINS|$400|easy|The costume of this villainous 'Batman' character is covered in question marks|the Riddler
07/07/1998|Jeopardy!|TOYS IN THE ATTIC|$300|easy|(Toy that's a 'knockout')|Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots
27/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISPANIC AMERICANS|$1500|hard|Seen here, this model 'flowered' as a personality on MTV & MTV Latino:|Daisy Fuentes
21/07/2011|Jeopardy!|LOTS OF 'OIL'|$200|easy|Proverbially, it's what you do to a child when you spare the rod|spoil
18/11/1994|Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$200|easy|Mammals that are currently endangered include the wild yak & this fastest cat of Africa|Cheetah
09/12/2009|Jeopardy!|MISSOURI|$600|medium|Here's the scoop: popularized at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair, it's Missouri's state dessert|the ice cream cone
03/10/2000|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$400|easy|A monetary gain, or one who foretells the future|profit/prophet
30/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT ACTOR|$2000|hard|'I'm the ghost with the most, babe'|Michael Keaton
19/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES' LOCAL NAMES|$1200|hard|Magyarorszag|Hungary
04/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TIME TO CONVERT|$1200|hard|.001 grams is equal to one of these|a milligram
02/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE YEAR 2000|$400|easy|Illinois' governor put a moratorium on these in his state due to questions of justice|the death penalty (executions)
05/05/2011|Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS MAKE ME CUSS|$600|medium|'Heavens to' ex-New York lieutenant governor McCaughey!|Betsy
16/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'G' MOVIES|$1200|hard|1999: Tom Hanks watches a lot of executions|The Green Mile
27/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTABLE WOMEN|$200|easy|This talk show host said in 1988, 'If there had never been a Phil, there never would have been a me'|Oprah Winfrey
19/06/2003|Jeopardy!|ASSOCIATIONS|$1000|hard|These Protestants of 16th century France are still around & may belong to a Bloomington, Minn. society for them|the Huguenots
23/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1939 WORLD'S FAIR|$600|medium|The TV set seen here was brought to the fair by this company with 'Radio' in its full name:|RCA (Radio Corporation of America)
24/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK-Y|$800|hard|Michael Stipe formed this 'Man on the Moon' band in Athens, Georgia|R.E.M.
30/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY HODGEPODGE|$200|easy|Sir Mulberry Hawk is a vicious crony of Ralph Nickleby in this Dickens novel|Nicholas Nickleby
21/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BLAME IT ON THE REIGN|$3000|hard|...of this English monarch, who made a truce with Saladin, ceding him Jerusalem|Richard I (Richard the Lionhearted)
28/06/1988|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC MAKERS|$800|hard|The 'goat' trained to bleat in the key of C with his 'City Slickers' was really 1 of the musicians|Spike Jones
03/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RIVER CROSSINGS|$2200|hard|Crossing the Sabarmati River was part of this leader's 1930 protest march to the sea|Mahatma Gandhi
30/05/2003|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC HOMES|$1000|hard|A window of The Old Manse in Concord, Mass. still bears the diamond-engraved signatures of this author & his wife|Nathaniel Hawthorne
13/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ALL OVER|$600|medium|In 1999, after a 35-year run, this soap was all washed up as NBC dropped it for 'Passions'|Another World
12/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HIT THE ROAD|$2000|hard|Tucked behind Regent Street, you'll find this street was the fashion center of swinging 1960s London|Barnaby Street
27/12/2004|Jeopardy!|FROM SOUP TO NUTS|$1000|hard|California leads the nation in the production of the English, or Persian, type of this nut|the walnut
01/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ARTY FACTS|$1200|hard|In 1953 this oilman founded his Malibu, California art museum|(John Paul) Getty
17/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FILM STARS|$400|easy|Michael Caine adopted his stage name in part from the title of this Humphrey Bogart film|The Caine Mutiny
09/04/1996|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN MUSEUMS|$300|easy|There's a small museum devoted to Father Damien in this state capital|Honolulu
20/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LEND US THY VOICE|$1600|hard|Louis Prima as King Louie|The Jungle Book
14/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS|$1200|hard|The Greasers face off against the Socs in Oklahoma in this 1967 S.E. Hinton novel|The Outsiders
17/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'A' + 4|$1200|hard|Very pale|ashen
18/12/1989|Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$700|hard|In other words, these symbols are cudgels, shovels, pumping organs & girls' best friends|Clubs, spades, hearts & diamonds
07/07/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE NEXT LINE?|$800|hard|'Yes we have no bananas...'|...We have no bananas today
01/04/2005|Jeopardy!|THE FDR LIBRARY|$200|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crue reports from the FDR Presidential Library in Hyde Park, NY.)  I'm in the library study where FDR made some of these famous radio addresses|the 'Fireside Chats'
07/07/2011|Jeopardy!|SPECIAL DAYS|$800|hard|In Tennessee, Confederate Memorial Day is observed on June 3, the birthday of this confederate president|Jefferson Davis
12/07/2011|Jeopardy!|MY FAVORITE THINGS|$800|hard|'Girls in white' these 'with blue satin sashes'|dresses
09/04/1999|Jeopardy!|COSMETICS & PERFUME|$200|easy|The Disney Store's Fairy Mist Cologne is inspired by this heroine who had a fairy godmother|Cinderella
05/07/1993|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$500|medium|Like anisette, pernod is often described as tasting like this candy|licorice
28/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'BERT'DAYS|$800|hard|A librettist: Nov. 18, 1836 in London|(William S.) Gilbert (of Gilbert & Sullivan)
09/10/1997|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$100|easy|The Kodak Hula Show in this city is celebrating its 60th anniversary in 1997|Honolulu
22/09/2004|Jeopardy!|GAME OVER|$800|hard|This rough-house recess game ends when the last opposing player fails to do what the name of the game suggests|dodge ball
04/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN RELIGION|$200|easy|Nonbelievers in the Trinity, this group's name reflects their traditional belief in God as a Unity|Unitarians
14/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CELL BLOCK CINEMA|$1200|hard|Eddie Murphy gets a 2-day parole to help Nick Nolte track down a murderer in this 1982 hit|48 Hours
16/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL RIVERS|$1200|hard|Phnom Penh|the Mekong
10/07/2006|Jeopardy!|HIDDEN U.S. STATES|$600|medium|Face it: audio wasn't as good on Grandma's gramophone|Iowa (in audio wasn't)
10/11/1986|Jeopardy!|CAESAREAN SECTION|$200|easy|Edward G. Robinson played Enrico Bandello in this 1930 gangster flick|Little Caesar
04/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NOT TO BE CONFUSED|$1600|hard|A shekel is a monetary unit; a Seckel is this type of fruit|a pear
09/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '40s|$800|hard|At the end of 1949's 'In the Good Old Summertime', Liza Minnelli made her screen debut as this woman's daughter|Judy Garland
03/03/2011|Jeopardy!|'TIME'LY WORDS|$1000|hard|'Army Wives' is the most-watched original series in this cable network's 25-year history|Lifetime
23/05/2007|Jeopardy!|IT'S A PLANE!|$400|easy|2-syllable social wasp of the family Vespidae|hornet
25/02/1998|Jeopardy!|AT THE BUILDING SITE|$100|easy|He's got the building wired for 'current' affairs|an electrician
12/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYWRIGHTS|$200|easy|In 1899 he reinterpreted the story of Caesar & Cleopatra using modern allusions|George Bernard Shaw
03/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TV TIDBITS|$400|easy|Catherine Bach's character on 'The Dukes of Hazzard', she lent her name to a style of short shorts|Daisy Duke
21/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WALKING THE DOG|$400|easy|This sporting dog was first bred by German nobles in the court of Weimar in the early 19th century|weimaraner
01/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'CAN' IT!|$800|hard|'Sweet Thursday' is John Steinbeck's sequel to this novel|Cannery Row
17/11/2010|Jeopardy!|THE QUOTABLE STEVE CARELL|$1000|hard|In this movie Jim Carrey makes Steve say, 'The PM of Sweden visited Wash. today & my tiny little nipples went to France'|Bruce Almighty
30/12/2002|Jeopardy!|THE SMALLEST IN AREA|$1000|hard|Tunisia, Egypt, Morocco|Tunisia
08/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LITERATURE|$1200|hard|The last names of these Steinbeck characters are Small & Milton|Lennie & George
20/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SHIP LORE|$1200|hard|Be careful with any Finns on board--olden sailors say they're these, a word for specifically male witches or wizards|warlocks
22/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'DA'|$800|hard|Thank you, thank you very much for this song, Wayne Newton's first Top 40 hit|Danke Schoen
16/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEERS|$1600|hard|Orsino, the Duke of Illyria, gets this play's immortal first line: 'If music be the food of love, play on'|Twelfth Night
16/02/2010|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY OF ORIGIN|$600|medium|Baccarat, as in crystal|France
05/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$600|medium|Nearly all of the body's endocrine glands are stimulated by hormones released by this gland|Pituitary Gland
27/04/2000|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL WORDS & PHRASES|$200|easy|Forks, knives & spoons, collectively|Silverware
15/10/2010|Jeopardy!|6,000|$400|easy|In Julius Caesar's time, this standard Roman military unit comprised about 6,000 men|a legion
14/06/2006|Final Jeopardy!|POLITICAL QUOTATIONS|None|None|It was said that being with these 2 leaders, born 1874 & 1882, 'was like sitting between 2 lions roaring at the same time'|Winston Churchill & Franklin Delano Roosevelt
10/12/1986|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$100|easy|Novel which features the Joad family, Dust Bowl farmers who move to California|Grapes of Wrath
03/11/1986|Jeopardy!|'LITTLE'|$100|easy|Christmas song or what Buddy Rich might have been called as a child|Little Drummer Boy
09/11/2004|Jeopardy!|ART SCHOOL|$1000|hard|When a sculptor is doing this he isn't fishing, but using the lost wax method to make a mold|casting
24/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING THE BUFFOON|$800|hard|He made us laugh as 'Tommy Boy', the dimwitted heir to an auto parts factory|Chris Farley
06/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TV ROLL CALL|$2000|hard|Noah Bain, Alexander Mundy, Alister Mundy|It Takes a Thief
17/06/1993|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1909 the Lincoln penny replaced this one, which had been in circulation for 50 years|the Indian head
08/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CALENDAR GIRLS|$1200|hard|Patricia Clarkson was nominated for an Oscar for 'Pieces of' this title gal played by Katie Holmes|April (Burns)
27/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ORDINAL PHRASES|$800|hard|The Advent of Christ on Judgment Day is also called this 2-word phrase|the second coming
26/02/2004|Final Jeopardy!|PSYCHOLOGY|None|None|The concept of the 'Oedipus Complex' was introduced in this 1899 book|The Interpretation of Dreams
08/01/2004|Jeopardy!|CAN'T HELP FALLING IN LOVE|$600|medium|This 5-letter endearment is what Mr. Howell usually called Mrs. Howell on 'Gilligan's Island'|Lovey
19/11/1997|Jeopardy!|BULL|$300|easy|In about 1867 he was made principal chief of several Sioux tribes|Sitting Bull
27/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE IT'S AT|$800|hard|Wounded Knee Village, Buechel Memorial Lakota Museum|South Dakota
07/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|I CAN'T TELL YOU 'Y'|$800|hard|Neil Simon won a Pulitzer for his play 'Lost in' this city|Yonkers
10/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WE'VE GOT MORE PEOPLE THAN YOU!|$1200|hard|Nauru, Tonga, Fiji|Fiji
22/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NEW HAMPSHIRE|$2000|hard|Mt. Washington features the most famous of this type of railway, named for the gear teeth that pull it uphill|a cog railway
06/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TV NOSTALGIA|$1400|hard|A scraggly tree makes lots of folks nostalgic for this animated special that debuted on December 9, 1965|A Charlie Brown Christmas
21/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$1000|hard|Theodora & Zoe, the daughters of emperor Constantine VIII, became joint rulers of this empire in 1042|the Byzantine Empire
06/02/2006|Jeopardy!|'TEEN' SCENE|$400|easy|If you're triskaidekaphobic, you're afraid of this number, & not just on a Friday|thirteen
24/04/2001|Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF ART|$500|medium|The Florentine artist Bronzino served as court painter to Cosimo I of this famous family|Medici
30/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AT BAT|$1200|hard|Many hitters try to gain an advantage by scratching the back line of this|the batter's box
28/10/2010|Jeopardy!|IT'S NOT UNUSUAL|$400|easy|There are about 10,000 species of these, including carpenter, driver & leafcutter|ants
12/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CONGRESSIONAL RECORD|$400|easy|In 1973 Yvonne Brathwaite Burke was the first member of Congress granted this type of leave|maternity leave
16/06/2003|Jeopardy!|THE REEL WORLD|$200|easy|1964: 'Super- califragilistic- expialidocious'|Mary Poppins
22/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE THEY WON OSCARS|$800|hard|She romanced Ian Ziering on 'Beverly Hills 90210' before she found out that 'Boys Don't Cry'|Hilary Swank
27/05/1997|Jeopardy!|CANADIAN HODGEPODGE|$500|medium|This purple flower that grows throughout most of the world is the floral emblem of New Brunswick|Violet
02/10/2001|Jeopardy!|MUSIC OF THE '70s|$400|easy|This James Taylor hit is subtitled 'To Be Loved by You'|How Sweet It Is
25/06/2004|Jeopardy!|WELL, I'LL 'B'|$600|medium|William Marcy Tweed's better known moniker|Boss
24/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE QUESTION IS...|$1000|hard|Ardelle & Arlene were sisters in home perm ads that asked this|Which twin has the Toni? (Toni Home Permanents)
02/12/1996|Jeopardy!|'W'ORDS|$300|easy|To sharpen a tool, or to stimulate the appetite|whet
22/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|I CHALLENGE YOU TO A DUEL!|$2000|hard|While he was PM of England, this 'Younger' man dueled in 1798 with George Tierney, a political rival|(William) Pitt (the Younger)
23/01/2003|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'T'|$800|hard|Italian dessert 'trifle' (8)|tiramisu
26/02/2002|Jeopardy!|TOO SOFT|$800|hard|In 2001 Senators McCain & Feingold proposed a bill to ban this type of financing of political campaigns|soft money
09/02/1999|Jeopardy!|DOESN'T RHYME WITH SQUAT|$300|easy|It's one of the words that form the contraction 'won't'|Will
23/07/1999|Jeopardy!|MINIMUM AGES|$200|easy|To see an R-rated movie unaccompanied by an adult|17
21/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE HOUSES SEARS BUILT|$1200|hard|One of the models has the same name as this film capital where many of these cottages still exist|Hollywood
22/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL MATH|$800|hard|Lincoln times Jefferson|48 (16 × 3)
18/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TELL TCHAIKOVSKY THE NEWS|$400|easy|Sorry, Pete, your music was great but Reisinger's choreography of this ballet was uninspired, despite Karpakova as Odile|Swan Lake
20/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE 'LONG' & 'SHORT' OF IT|$800|hard|Tinker, of 'Tinker to Evers to Chance', was one of these|a short stop
12/11/2004|Jeopardy!|PITS BURG|$1000|hard|In 1852 cherries were planted on Old Mission Peninsula in this Midwest state; it now grows 75% of the tart type|Michigan
31/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MUSCAT LOVE|$400|easy|Muscat is its capital city|Oman
17/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BELOVED BOSTON CELTICS|$400|easy|Just part of his resume: College Player of the Year, NBA Rookie of the Year, 9-time All-NBA First Team, 3 straight MVPs|Larry Bird
05/07/1988|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LITERATURE|$1000|hard|His 1st published story, 'Childhood', appeared in 1852 while he was in the Russian army|(Leo) Tolstoy
26/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'K' TEAM|$1200|hard|On August 10, 1996 Bob Dole picked this man to be his running mate|Jack Kemp
13/01/1986|Double Jeopardy!|'BOOK'S|$600|medium|Something set next to a volume, or something done according to the rules|by the book
07/07/1997|Jeopardy!|MOVIE OBJECTS|$300|easy|This director called objects that drive the plot 'MacGuffins', like the engine plans in 'The 39 Steps'|Alfred Hitchcock
20/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GROUP THERAPY|$800|hard|This Dr. Seuss group that learns prejudice can be costly is divided into star-belly & plain-belly types|the Sneetches
18/05/1999|Jeopardy!|JOCK JACKS & JOHNS|$200|easy|This former coach of the Raiders has won many Emmy Awards as an NFL analyst with CBS & Fox|John Madden
08/07/2009|Jeopardy!|THE FROG ROLLS IN|$800|hard|In 2008 this California county held its 80th annual Frog Jumping Contest|Calaveras
22/03/2010|Jeopardy!|____LESS IS MORE|$1000|hard|The Department of Labor reported that this rate stood at 10% in December 2009|the jobless rate
13/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|1978|$600|medium|In June 1978 the first moon to be discovered around this planet was found by James W. Christy|Pluto (Charon)
21/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PACIFIC ISLAND CULTURES|$1200|hard|A Pidgin called Tok Pisin is the most widely spoken language in this nation that occupies eastern New Guinea|Papua New Guinea
28/04/1997|Jeopardy!|RIVERS|$400|easy|The basin of this sacred river in India lies between the Himalayas & the Vindhya range|the Ganges
20/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|2-LETTER TERMS|$400|easy|In Spanish it means 'I'; in English it can precede 'Wassup?'|yo
11/01/1988|Jeopardy!|WEAPONS|$100|easy|From the Germanic 'hache', it's a small ax|a hatchet
22/10/1999|Jeopardy!|BOY MEETS WORLD|$500|medium|The last male in the Tudor line, he became king at age 9 upon the death of Henry VIII|Edward VI
16/06/2005|Jeopardy!|TITLE FILM ANIMALS|$800|hard|1977: Bernard & Bianca, 'The Rescuers'|mice
18/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GET MOVING|$600|medium|It's the PB in the APBA, a group whose categories include outboard drag & inboard endurance|Power Boat
15/03/1999|Jeopardy!|THE IDES OF MARCH|$100|easy|March 15, 1493: This explorer returns to Spain when the Nina docks at Palos|Christopher Columbus
20/10/2003|Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|Star of TV's 'The Dead Zone' who checks students' passes if they're en route to the loo during classtime|Anthony Michael Hall monitor
01/05/2001|Jeopardy!|CONTINENTAL HIGH POINTS|$300|easy|Mt. Kilimanjaro|Africa
13/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MEATY WORDS|$2000|hard|Name given to the English Parliament during the civil war in the mid-1600s|rump
27/02/2008|Jeopardy!|MISSING BODY PARTS|$800|hard|General Lee said, 'He has lost his left arm' (which was buried in Ellwood, Virginia) 'but I have lost my right arm'|Stonewall Jackson
26/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL HUNKS|$1000|hard|Even wife 'Lemonade Lucy' could have gotten drunk from gazing at this babe, seen here:|Rutherford B. Hayes
17/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE POTPOURRI|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew burns one in from Volcanoes National Park, Hawaii.)  Volcanic fumes can be hazardous to your health: they contain sulfuric acid, glass particles & this, HCl|hydrochloric acid
25/10/1999|Jeopardy!|TV SITCOMS|$200|easy|A 1996 episode of this series was titled 'Dick is From Mars, Sally is From Venus'|3rd Rock From the Sun
06/06/2005|Jeopardy!|JUST LIKE A WOMAN|$400|easy|This UCLA basketball coach led his team to a record 88 straight NCAA basketball victories|John Wooden
18/05/2000|Jeopardy!|WAAAY DOWN SOUTH|$400|easy|Stewart Island extends south of South Island in this nation|New Zealand
05/05/2005|Jeopardy!|YOU'LL RUE THE DAY|$200|easy|This man, the USA's first ambassador to France, has a Paris rue named for him|Franklin
27/05/2004|Jeopardy!|18th BIRTHDAYS|$200|easy|Leo is a sign for leaders, like this actor, director & Sundance Institute founder born Aug. 18|Robert Redford
17/01/1997|Jeopardy!|RECORD LABELS|$500|medium|In 1962 Herb Alpert & Jerry Moss founded Carnival Records, later renamed this|A&M Records
10/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH STUFF|$400|easy|This Norse word for a fierce warrior is now associated with 'going' nuts|Berserk
19/03/2004|Jeopardy!|DISNEY FILM VOICES|$800|hard|Later an opera star, Mary Costa was a young unknown when Disney picked her to play this somnolent heroine|Sleeping Beauty
06/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS WITH SUBTITLES|$3400|hard|'Frankenstein' is subtitled 'or the Modern' this mythical man|Prometheus
14/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$1600|hard|Ruby red, star ruby|grapefruits
04/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LAYING THINGS N TO N|$400|easy|In book titles, it follows 'Prozac' & 'Fast Food'|Nation
07/02/2006|Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE NOVEL TITLE|$1000|hard|'T.C.O.M.C.' by Alexandre Dumas|The Count of Monte Cristo
16/02/1999|Jeopardy!|THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS|$300|easy|In 1954 a Syrian Orthodox bishop sold 4 scrolls through an ad in this financial daily paper|The Wall Street Journal
01/04/1991|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$800|hard|The name of this river which empties into the Bay of Bengal means 'the son of Brahma'|the Brahmaputra
31/12/2002|Jeopardy!|WESTMINSTER ABBEY|$800|hard|In the fall of 1939 these talented boys had to be evacuated from the abbey to Sussex, but they were back in 1947|the choirboys
04/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'B'|$1200|hard|Bestselling book that has its own 'belt' (5)|Bible
13/07/2009|Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE HISTORY _____|$1000|hard|Deadly period of the French Revolution: The ____ of Terror|the Reign of Terror
04/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE FOOD & DRINK|$400|easy|It's the official state berry of Massachusetts--let us all give thanks|cranberry
11/02/2011|Jeopardy!|ON YOUR SLEEVE|$400|easy|Basketball sleeves contain this flexible segmented polyurethane fiber, an anagram of 'expands'|spandex
18/09/2002|Jeopardy!|RECENT MOVIES|$200|easy|Those darn meddling kids Shaggy, Velma, Daphne & Fred made it to the big screen in this 2002 live-action film|Scooby-Doo
17/07/1997|Jeopardy!|FITNESS|$500|medium|Judi Sheppard Missett developed & popularized this combination of aerobics & jazz dance|Jazzercise
22/04/1998|Jeopardy!|FORTS|$200|easy|This Indiana city reconstructed its namesake log stockade in the 1970s|Fort Wayne
16/10/2008|Jeopardy!|AN AVERAGE CATEGORY|$200|easy|On average, one of these has 30,000 quills|a porcupine
01/11/2001|Jeopardy!|FEMINISM|$300|easy|This American tennis tournament evened men's & women's prize money in 1973; Wimbledon still hasn't|the U.S. Open
21/01/2009|Jeopardy!|SEX & THE CITY|$1000|hard|Female; born Melbourne, 1969; specializes in playing queen Elizabeth I on film|Cate Blanchett
13/07/2010|Jeopardy!|BOOK WORDS|$1000|hard|Casey Kasem was known for presenting long-distance ones|dedication
28/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$600|medium|This Washington, D.C. school is the oldest Roman Catholic & Jesuit university in the U.S.|Georgetown
07/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LUCKY 'SEVEN'|$400|easy|A 16th century Japanese village is the main setting for this 1954 foreign film classic|The Seven Samurai
21/07/2000|Jeopardy!|OLD HAT|$500|medium|A cowboy hat & a sombrero are worn by this Hanna-Barbera pair who turned 40 in 1999|Quick Draw McGraw & Baba Looey
09/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WOLF (BLITZER) PACK|$1600|hard|In 2003 Wolf won an award named for this reporter slain in Pakistan by terrorists in 2002|Daniel Pearl
13/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FRANCOPHILE UNDER 'M'|$400|easy|In Paris it's just the thing to get around underground|Metro
21/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE ABRAHAM LINCOLN PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library in Springfield, IL.)  On September 15th, 1858, in Jonesboro, Illinois, Abraham Lincoln used these notes to organize his thoughts in the third of his seven debates with this sitting U.S. senator|(Stephen) Douglas
18/12/2008|Jeopardy!|TV ROBOTS|$600|medium|Data & his evil twin Lore were brilliant androids on this show|Star Trek: (The) Next Generation
25/09/2008|Jeopardy!|SPOOF FILMS|$200|easy|Lloyd Bridges laments, 'Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue' in this 1980 film|Airplane!
02/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$600|medium|The largest seeds are the nuts of the coco-de-mer, a type of this tree that grows in the Seychelles|Coconut palm
17/10/2001|Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$500|medium|One of these monkeys used in medical research was also the first mammal to go into space|rhesus monkey
26/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HAIKU D'ETAT|$400|easy|Albert Canal, flow / Twixt the Meuse & Scheldt Rivers / Babble in two tongues|Belgium
12/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE EARL SHOW|$800|hard|Elizabethans found Robert Devereux, 2nd earl of this, 'A nature not to be ruled'|Essex
08/03/2006|Jeopardy!|WORD PUZZLES|$200|easy|Probably what I'm having for dinner|leftovers
09/03/2007|Jeopardy!|ART WORKS|$200|easy|'Three Musicians', 'Guitar, Sheet Music & Wine Glass', 'Les Demoiselles d'Avignon'|(Pablo) Picasso
03/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SPELLING|$1000|hard|It's the 12-letter word in the title of the French national anthem|M-A-R-S-E-I-L-L-A-I-S-E
04/12/1996|Jeopardy!|SUSAN SARANDON CINEMA|$500|medium|Sarandon played Southern attorney Reggie Love in this 1994 film|'The Client' (based on the book by John Grisham)
29/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC OF THE NIGHT|$400|easy|In 1978 the Bee Gees had a case of this, a No. 1 hit that says, 'Here I am, prayin' for this moment to last'|Night Fever
08/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE, THE SITCOM|$1200|hard|Wacky sisters Goneril & Regan live next door & make life tough for plucky Cordy & this title guy|King Lear
26/10/1992|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$100|easy|This state produces over 30% of the nation's cheese|Wisconsin
03/03/1999|Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH TEEN|$400|easy|'Lois & Clark' actor Cain|Dean
29/10/1999|Jeopardy!|MR. CHICKEN|$200|easy|It's the moral of the fable about the maid & the milk pail|Don't count your chickens before they hatch
30/04/2010|Jeopardy!|STATES BY CITIES & TOWNS|$600|medium|Medicine Lodge, Sublette, Leavenworth|Kansas
25/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL CUISINE|$600|medium|A famous dish from Germany is this peppery rabbit stew|Hassenpfeffer
26/02/2007|Jeopardy!|AT THE DRUGSTORE|$800|hard|Named for the 'father of antiseptic surgery', it was once available only to doctors & dentists|Listerine
02/01/2001|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT TOON|$200|easy|These 2 Disney chipmunks make life difficult for Donald Duck|Chip & Dale
30/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST|$1200|hard|In 1985 Oklahoma-born Wilma Mankiller became the first woman chief of this Indian nation|Cherokee
22/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE WEATHER CHANNEL|$2000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew rains supreme at the Weather Channel in Atlanta, GA.)  Showing the density and motion of clouds, this type of radar named for an Austrian scientist can predict the formation of a tornado|Doppler
03/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|NEIGHBORHOODS|$200|easy|Largest Chinese community outside Asia lives in this city's Chinatown|San Francisco
21/03/2007|Jeopardy!|'OY'!|$1000|hard|Castle that was the birthplace of St. Ignatius, the founder of the Jesuits|Loyola
19/04/2006|Jeopardy!|LANDSCAPE CRUSADER|$1000|hard|The school that produced 19th century landscapes, like the one seen here, bears the name of this geographic feature|the Hudson River
18/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HERE, KING!|$1000|hard|After ruling for 50 years, George I was assassinated on March 18, 1913 & Constantine I became king of this country|Greece
24/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS MASCOTS|$1600|hard|Stuff the Magic Dragon is the mascot for this Southern city's NBA team|Orlando
26/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE SEVENTH SEAL|$2000|hard|The Seventh Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees your right to this|trial by jury
02/05/1994|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$100|easy|It can take gov't about 20 months to process 1 of these applications & you may need a working model|patent
10/01/1997|Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$200|easy|Myocarditis is the inflammation of this muscle|Heart
02/10/2001|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$300|easy|The suni, a small one of these graceful African mammals, is barely 15 inches high|antelope
12/04/2004|Jeopardy!|THAT'S A 'RAP'|$600|medium|Any bird of prey|raptor
23/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE PULITZER PRIZE FOR FICTION|$1600|hard|Junot Diaz won in 2008 for 'The Brief Wondrous Life of' him|Oscar Wao
03/03/2003|Jeopardy!|A 'DOG'GONE GOOD CATEGORY|$400|easy|A white-flowered shrub|dogwood
21/11/1994|Jeopardy!|HEMINGWAY BOOKS|$100|easy|At the end of this 1952 novella, Manolin promises to accompany Santiago on future fishing trips|The Old Man and the Sea
22/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE PENTAGON|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew introduces us to a bust in the Pentagon.)  This alcove is dedicated to this man, the first & only career soldier to win a Nobel Peace Prize|(George) Marshall
18/05/2006|Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENT... THE SITCOM!|$1000|hard|In tonight's episode, 'Take This Job & Shove It', he quits as a power line worker to attend the Univ. of Wyoming|Cheney
08/01/1999|Jeopardy!|DAM IT!|$400|easy|The Oahe Dam near this capital of South Dakota is one of the world's ten largest earth-fill dams|Pierre
14/11/1989|Jeopardy!|'C' IN GEOGRAPHY|$300|easy|American city that's served by the Kennedy, Eisenhower, Stevenson, and Dan Ryan expressways|Chicago
13/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE FAMILY CIRCUS|$1200|hard|At the Culpepper & Merriweather  Circus, the Arlise Troupe performs crazy stunts on these single-axle vehicles|the unicycle
11/11/2005|Jeopardy!|REALM OF THE SENSES|$800|hard|If yours is 'absolute', you know your ABCs (& DEFGs) by ear|pitch
16/11/1990|Jeopardy!|ART|$200|easy|The 'Thinker' guards the entrance to the Philadelphia museum devoted to this sculptor|Rodin
15/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION|$600|medium|4-letter synonym for wescot|Vest
07/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYBILL|$5000|hard|This musical's 'American Dream' ended on B'way after 4,097 performances--& a lot of helicopter flights|Miss Saigon
18/02/2011|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES' MAIDEN NAMES|$1000|hard|Edith Bolling|Wilson
14/02/2011|Jeopardy!|ALTERNATE MEANINGS|$1000|hard|A thief, or the bent part of an arm|a crook
21/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYWRIGHTS|$1000|hard|This author of 'The Piano Lesson' founded the Black Horizons Theatre Company in 1968|August Wilson
19/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE ALL GEMS|$200|easy|Janis Joplin's nickname|Pearl
15/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE CURRENT SUPREME COURT JUSTICE WHO|$1600|hard|...was one of the 2 appointed by Clinton|Ginsberg (or Stephen Breyer)
22/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MUSTARD|$600|medium|Bottles of 'America's Favorite Mustard' feature a red flag with the name of this brand on it|French's
05/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NAVAL BATTLES|$1600|hard|The 1st extensively recorded naval battle was in 480 B.C. at Salamis where this Greek city-state beat the Persians|Athens
20/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|$800|hard|This Nez Perce chief visited Teddy Roosevelt twice to plead for his people's return to their ancestral homeland|Chief Joseph
20/12/2011|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY MUSICAL SETTINGS|$600|medium|'The Music Man' takes place 'right here in' this Iowa city|River City
03/06/2003|Jeopardy!|POEM|$400|easy|An 1872 ditty: ''The time has come,' the walrus said, 'to talk of many things''|The Walrus and the Carpenter
13/07/2000|Jeopardy!|LET'S TAKE A LITTLE TRIP|$200|easy|In May 1932 she made a little flight from Newfoundland across the north Atlantic|Amelia Earhart
06/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PAINTERS' COLORS|$2000|hard|Whistler's 1871 'Arrangement in' these 2 colors (No. 1)|gray & black
17/09/2001|Jeopardy!|'B' MOVIES|$300|easy|As Josef Mengele, Gregory Peck sets out to breed a new race of Hitlers in this thriller|The Boys from Brazil
18/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'SIT'!|$1200|hard|It can mean easily pained, delicate or having a low threshold of feeling|sensitive
08/01/2010|Jeopardy!|THE SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE OF 1906|$400|easy|Most of the destruction came from these that followed the quake|fires
05/07/2000|Jeopardy!|ON THE 'OUT's|$800|hard|It may be emotional consequences or radioactive ash|fallout
08/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$1200|hard|The 'mellitus' in the full name of this disease comes from the Latin for 'honey-sweet'|diabetes
02/07/2004|Jeopardy!|JULY|$600|medium|July 24, 1802 & July 27, 1824 are the birthdays of the pere & fils authors who share this name|Alexandre Dumas
21/04/1998|Jeopardy!|COACHES|$100|easy|John Curry & Peggy Fleming were among Carlo Fassi's proteges in this sport|figure skating
29/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IF I RAN THE ZOO...|$400|easy|First, I'd replace meat with bamboo on the menu; these 2-toned Chinese beasts could serve the whole venue|pandas
04/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FIND THE STATE|$1200|hard|Fidelio was Beethoven's only opera (but has it played in Dubuque?)|Iowa
20/05/2003|Jeopardy!|A TALE OF TWO CITIES|$600|medium|The rwo most populous cities in the largest country on the Iberian Peninsula|Barcelona & Madrid
10/12/2007|Jeopardy!|WHEN DID IT HAPPEN?|$600|medium|Bastille Day in France commemorates an event on this date in 1789|July 14
09/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|IMPOSSIBLE|$200|easy|If you're part of this group & are caught, the secretary will disavow any knowledge of your actions|Impossible Mission Force (IMF)
09/01/2003|Jeopardy!|YULETIDE DITTIES|$400|easy|This 'jolly happy soul' had a 'corncob pipe and a button nose and two eyes made out of coal'|Frosty the Snowman
12/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SHIFT INTO...|$1200|hard|In chemistry, neither acid nor alkaline|neutral
09/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORD WORDS|$2000|hard|From the Latin for 'a foot and a half long' comes this adjective for one who uses er... a really long word|sesquipedalian
02/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|TECHNOLOGY|$200|easy|Count Rumford, who died in 1814, invented the drip version of this|the coffee maker (the coffee pot accepted)
19/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HOSPITALS|$400|easy|In 1860 she founded her nursing school at London's St. Thomas's Hospital with funds raised by the public|Florence Nightingale
24/11/2000|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FACES|$500|medium|This New Yorker's groundbreaking first took place in 1984|Geraldine Ferraro
04/02/2010|Jeopardy!|COLLEGIATE RHYME TIME|$200|easy|A cleverly sharp head of a faculty|keen dean
14/03/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|Of 8, 12 or 18, the number of U.S. states that touch the Atlantic Ocean|18
04/02/2005|Jeopardy!|THE REEL WORLD|$600|medium|Kirsten Dunst is a world-class tennis player in this 2004 film named for a famous British tournament|Wimbledon
30/09/1999|Jeopardy!|'MIS' QUOTES|$400|easy|In an 1899 speech, Willard Vandiver said, 'I am from' this state; 'you have got to show me'|Missouri
25/11/1998|Jeopardy!|MILK|$300|easy|Lady Macbeth said of her husband, 'I fear thy nature, it is too full' of this|The milk of human kindness
25/01/2007|Jeopardy!|MATT-ICULOUS|$400|easy|Matthew Cooper, a reporter for this magazine, was almost jailed for refusing to reveal his source for Plamegate|Time
29/10/1997|Jeopardy!|BROKEN ENGLISH|$100|easy|Types of beans & peas are called this for the sound they make when broken|snap
18/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$800|hard|His 'Fingal's Cave' is also known as the 'Hebrides Overture'|Felix Mendelssohn
14/09/1998|Jeopardy!|A PIECE OF CAKE|$500|medium|Italian for 'recooked', it's the key ingredient in the creamiest cheesecake|Ricotta
06/10/2005|Jeopardy!|YOU GET THE POWER...|$200|easy|...with this energy source that can be lignite, bituminous or anthracite|coal
16/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIRDS & THE BEES|$1600|hard|That's not ladylike! If 2 of these bees emerge from their cells at the same time, they fight to the death|the queens
27/10/2004|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS|$200|easy|A button warned: this man 'in 64 hot-water in 65'|Barry Goldwater
26/03/1997|Jeopardy!|WORLD TRAVEL|$400|easy|Some visitors to this country drive the Trollstigveien -- Troll's Path -- to Geiranger Fjord|Norway
04/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE SILVER SCREEN|$600|medium|'Shadow of the Vampire' starring Willem Dafoe as actor Max Schreck was inspired by this 1922 German film|Nosferatu
30/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|Crude incendiary grenade with a Russian name that's an explosive social gathering|Molotov Cocktail Party
08/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE ORIGINAL LANGUAGE|$400|easy|'And God said, Let there be light: and there was light'|Hebrew
21/11/1994|Jeopardy!|'A' IN GEOGRAPHY|$500|medium|This capital of South Australia was named for the wife of King William IV|Adelaide
01/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SPEAKING HINDI|$600|medium|This bluish-black bird with a yellow beak is known for its mimicry of human speech|mynah bird
20/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|TEETH|$400|easy|This hard yellowish tartar found on teeth sounds like a mathematical matter|calculus
01/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ACTS|$400|easy|Act 1 of this play introduces Juror No. 8, the man who convinces the other 11 to re-examine the evidence|12 Angry Men
24/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|COMING TO AMERICA|$400|easy|He came to America in 1847 to join his brothers' dry goods business; his jeans came later|Levi Strauss
27/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CORN|$800|hard|As a thickener, this powder leaves sauces clear rather than opaque, like flour|cornstarch
12/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CHURCHES & CATHEDRALS|$2000|hard|In Ulm, Germany the tallest spire in the world rises 528 feet above a cathedral built in this style|gothic
25/05/2007|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S CHARACTERS|$800|hard|This tragic & foolish king's last words are 'Do you see this?  Look on her!  Look--her lips!  Look there!'|King Lear
17/11/2005|Jeopardy!|IN COLLEGE|$200|easy|One of the 3 main divisions of the mind in Freudian psychology|ego
21/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ELTON JOHN: FIRST LINES|$1200|hard|'She packed my bags last night, pre-flight'|Rocket Man
22/05/2002|Jeopardy!|'D'OUBLE TALK|$1000|hard|This African antelope barely comes up to your knees|dik-dik
16/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$600|medium|Creator of 'archy and mehitabel', this humorist once was assistant editor for 'The Uncle Remus Magazine'|Don Marquis
02/03/1999|Jeopardy!|FRENCH MENU|$100|easy|Escargots|Snails
21/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS|$200|easy|In the title of a play by Robert Anderson, it's paired with 'sympathy'|Tea
07/12/2011|Jeopardy!|LET ME CALL YOUR ATTENTION...|$600|medium|Where the cupcake is in the picture; it's also a 10-letter verb meaning to make something your dominant subject|the foreground
22/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL 'C'UISINE|$400|easy|The Devonshire, or clotted, type of this tastes berry, berry nice atop your berries|cream
29/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES|$200|easy|He got his nickname as a kid from his fondness for the comic strip 'Bingville Bugle'|Bing Crosby
01/01/1997|Jeopardy!|BANDS OF THE '80S|$300|easy|This Wham! singer's original name was Georgios Kyriacos Panayiotou|George Michael
10/05/1990|Jeopardy!|SHARK!|$500|medium|This, not the great white, is the largest shark; & it eats only plankton & little fish|Whale shark
02/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEYOND|$1600|hard|This American playwright won 4 Pulitzer Prizes for Drama, including one for 1920's 'Beyond the Horizon'|Eugene O'Neill
08/07/2008|Jeopardy!|NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT|$600|medium|Start Microsoft with Bill like he did & you too can own stuff like NFL & NBA teams & a 60-ft. submarine (for your yacht!)|(Paul) Allen
07/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WWII NAMES|$400|easy|At the outbreak of the war, he was named Hitler's official successor & in fact tried to assume power at the war's end|Hermann Goering
05/07/1988|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$600|medium|The Grampian Mountains divide this northern country's lowlands & highlands|Scotland
24/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|Both Spain's & California's highest mountain peaks are in a range called this|Sierra Nevadas
14/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CITY OF THE DAY: NEW YORK|$400|easy|When NYC was a Dutch settlement, this street got its name because it was a wide thoroughfare for wagons|Broadway
20/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|COLUMBUS|$1600|hard|This settlement Columbus named for its Christmas founding wasn't 'feliz' when all its men were killed|Navidad
09/12/2002|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER BANDS|$1000|hard|The musical 'Mamma Mia!' features the music of this '70s pop powerhouse|ABBA
02/03/2004|Jeopardy!|LET'S TALK INTERNAL ORGANS|$400|easy|Early experiments on dogs showed that when this organ was removed diabetes occurred|the pancreas
02/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNORS|$2000|hard|In 1996 this state's governor Evan Bayh delivered the keynote address at the Democratic Convention|Indianna
12/12/2005|Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$600|medium|The wheel, a symbol of this religion, is often depicted with 8 spokes to represent the Eightfold Path|Buddhism
10/10/2011|Jeopardy!|ADJECTIVES OF THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS|$800|hard|'Oh, Jack, it feels just like yesterday that you and Diane and I were celebrating the IPO.' 'I've had my eye on you since before Diane died, and now I have even more reason to be...' ...this doubtful word that's in the title of Elvis' last No. 1 pop hit|suspicious
20/05/2003|Jeopardy!|A CHRISTMAS CAROL|$400|easy|'Fa la la la la la la la la'|Deck the Halls
24/07/2006|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN BUSINESS|$200|easy|Johnson & Johnson has been 'stuck on' this product for 85 years|Band-Aids
26/09/2008|Jeopardy!|WHAT TO WEAR|$800|hard|In 2002 John Gotti was buried in a pinstripe suit of this characteristic closing type|double-breasted
07/06/2007|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$600|medium|The first edition of this book about the body was published in 1858 with 750 pages & 363 figures|Gray's Anatomy
08/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CLIFFS NOTES: DRAMA|$1200|hard|Laura: 'You broke my unicorn!' Gentleman caller: 'whoops'|The Glass Menagerie
03/09/1996|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$500|medium|In this mid-1930s this U.S. naval officer chartered the Edsel Ford mountains in Antarctica|(Admiral) Byrd
21/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER GRAND CANYONS|$1200|hard|The Grand Canyon of the Tuolumne is a scenic feature of this California national park|Yosemite
02/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH TRAVEL & TOURISM|$200|easy|The 1,000-ton Silver Sturgeon is the largest riverboat operating on this major river|Thames
01/06/2011|Jeopardy!|ACTORS AS PRESIDENTS|$600|medium|2 presidents: Stephen Dillane & David Morse  in HBO's 'John Adams'|Washington and Jefferson
26/02/1999|Jeopardy!|MISS MANNERS|$400|easy|No formal dinner should be without these on the table that tell you where you're sitting|a placecard
03/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$1400|hard|Collectively, argon, helium, krypton, neon, radon & xenon are known by this 'heroic' name|Noble gases
07/05/2008|Jeopardy!|I LIKE TO DECORATE|$200|easy|For warmth & a folksy effect, I use a 19th century hooked one of these, which were often made from old feed bags|a rug
28/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRETHREN|$1200|hard|Acting brothers from Texas whose collective credits include 'Old School' & 'Shanghai Noon'|Luke & Owen Wilson
22/09/2011|Jeopardy!|THE WORLD TRADE CENTER & GROUND ZERO|$400|easy|The tallest of the new buildings, first dubbed the Freedom Tower, will soar this many feet to signify a big year in American history|1,776
24/10/2001|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$200|easy|Its southern slope extends down to Suruga Bay near Tokyo|Mount Fuji
27/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE WINTER PALACE|$1600|hard|In 1881 the 'Czar Liberator', the II czar of this name, asked to be taken to the palace to die after being fatally wounded|Alexander II
18/06/2003|Jeopardy!|IRISH STARS|$800|hard|In July of 2001 he stunned the world when he announced he was putting out his 'Feet of Flames' forever|Michael Flatley
07/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$200|easy|Omar Khayyam's ancient Iran|Persia
01/12/1999|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT 'OON'|$200|easy|Carrying the main melody, it's the instrument heard here:|Bassoon
23/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS LEADERS|$400|easy|Catholic tradition holds that Jesus gave him the keys to heaven|Peter
07/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY & SPACE|$1000|hard|In April 1997 one of these named Hale-Bopp will be among the brightest objects in the night sky|Comet
28/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$800|hard|2 of Wilkie Collins' plays were performed at a theatre in this 'Great Expectations' author's home|(Charles) Dickens
09/07/2009|Jeopardy!|TALK LIKE 'DIS'|$800|hard|A viral disease in dogs & cats|distemper
21/10/2011|Jeopardy!|THE SONG DYNASTY|$200|easy|From 1964 to 1970 this British songwriting duo churned out a record 21 Billboard No. 1 hits as a team|Lenon & McCartney
20/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HALL OF FAMERS|$800|hard|Babe Zaharias, Bing Crosby, Bob Hope|golf
13/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|Little Belt is a strait that separates the island of Fyn from this Danish peninsula|Jutland Peninsula
19/01/2011|Final Jeopardy!|OCEAN LIFE|None|None|The deepest-diving sea turtle is this one whose name suggests the flexibility that lets it survive 1,700 lbs./square inch pressure|the leatherback turtle
04/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TRY 'TRI' AGAIN|$1200|hard|The period that lasted from about 245 million to 208 million years ago|Triassic
08/12/2000|Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE SHAKESPEARE|$500|medium|These people 'die many times before their deaths'|cowards
17/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'D' CATEGORY|$5000|hard|Aye, matey, it's naval navigation by geographic means, not astronomical observation|dead reckoning
21/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ARE YOU TOYING WITH ME?|$1200|hard|The Ripstick is a hot toy from this company whose name is synonymous with kick scooters|Razor
26/09/2006|Jeopardy!|NHL TEAMS IN OTHER WORDS|$200|easy|The Monarchs|the Kings
13/11/1986|Jeopardy!|RITUALS|$400|easy|The Yokozuna ring-entering ritual is performed by participants in this sport|sumo wrestling
03/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|$600|medium|In 'Go Tell It on the Mountain', John Grimes represents this author of the novel|James Baldwin
09/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MINORITIES|$400|easy|The Nubians live along the Nile in the southern part of this country|Egypt
24/01/2001|Jeopardy!|TITLE FILM ROLES|$300|easy|'Uncle Buck' (1989)|John Candy
11/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|A VERY BIZET MAN|$800|hard|This opera Georges Bizet composed in 1865 about the terrible czar wasn't performed until 1946|Ivan (the Terrible)
09/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTES ABOUT SPORTS TEAMS?|$1600|hard|Plutarch: 'The wildest ____ make the best horses'|colts
17/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE COMEDY|$2000|hard|Bruce, played by this man, was almighty before Evan was|Jim Carrey
06/09/2004|Jeopardy!|SEAN SONG|$1000|hard|Android hottie in 'Blade Runner'|Sean Young
01/12/2010|Jeopardy!|DEATH COMES FOR THE ARCHBISHOP|$800|hard|Vissarion Tikas, who became archbishop of this church in 1974, died in Athens in 1998|the Greek Orthodox Church
24/04/1990|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$300|easy|He wrote 'I Gave Them A Sword' based on his 1977 interviews with ex-president Richard Nixon|David Frost
07/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$400|easy|This adjective can be applied to writers like Shelley & Hugo as well as to a 'getaway' for 2|Romantic
03/04/2000|Jeopardy!|FILTHY RICH|$500|medium|'Direct From' the Times of London is a quote calling him 'The Avon Lady of the Microchip'|Michael Dell
27/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED BOOKS OF THE BIBLE|$2000|hard|LAST AGAIN|Galatians
23/05/2001|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY LITERATURE|$300|easy|She illustrated the piggies seen here|Beatrix Potter
30/11/2010|Jeopardy!|DOWN ON THE FARM|$800|hard|The first of these farms, which do a big seasonal business, was started with the planting of 25,000 spruce in 1901|a Christmas tree farm
15/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A LONG STORY|$1000|hard|After 'Pamela', Samuel Richardson wrote a million-word novel about this heroine|Clarissa
28/07/2010|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMING|$400|easy|Civil War general Tecumseh|William Tecumseh Sherman
21/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|STOCK SYMBOLS|$800|hard|Some people said presidential hopeful John Kerry was in bed with this company, HNZ|Heinz
05/10/2011|Jeopardy!|RARELY QUOTED SHAKESPEAREAN DIALOGUE|$1000|hard|Cassio, Act I, Scene ii: 'To who?'|Othello
07/02/2007|Jeopardy!|THE ZODIAC|$1000|hard|Billy--as in billy goat--would be an appropriate name for someone born under this goatlike sign|Capricorn
14/04/2000|Jeopardy!|'IZ' IT|$300|easy|He's the 19th century French composer whose work is heard here: ('Toreador Song')|Georges Bizet
02/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SPELLINGE WYTH GEOFFREY CHAUCER|$400|easy|One of the Canterbury Tales tells of the Wyf of this place (which Chaucer spelled with an E on the end)|Bath
11/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS LEGENDS|$800|hard|Only Steve Largent & this 49ers receiver have caught 100 or more career touchdown passes|Jerry Rice
16/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OUR GEOMETRIC WORLD|$2000|hard|'Goodbye Piccadilly, farewell' this, between the Haymarket & Charing Cross Road|Leicester Square
27/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTS|$400|easy|His last important building, the Marin County Civic Ctr., was completed by his students at the Taliesin Foundation|Frank Lloyd Wright
02/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICANS|$800|hard|Now usually meaning a conference, it has also meant to practice magic|pow-wow
14/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$1000|hard|U.S. & Canada produce almost entire world supply of this lightest inert gas|helium
28/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'IN's & 'OUT's|$400|easy|It's the wild Australian interior, mate|the Outback
27/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY LAST|$1200|hard|...of the first 5 players inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame|Honus Wagner
29/01/2001|Jeopardy!|AUTHOR! AUTHOR!|$500|medium|Author & involuntary recluse seen here|Salman Rushdie
13/03/2007|Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S FIRSTS|$800|hard|In 1941 this  'Jezebel' actress became the first woman to serve as head of the  Motion Picture Academy|Bette Davis
08/09/2004|Jeopardy!|SMALL TOWN FOLKS|$4200|hard|Last name of Cecile, Yvonne, Annette, Emelie, & Marie, born May 28, 1934 in the village of Callendar, Ontario|Dionne
05/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WOULD YOU BELIEVE?|$800|hard|Pantheists say the universe & this are identical; by definition, atheists don't believe in it at all|God
10/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE SILVER SCREEN|$2000|hard|Madonna was set to play violin teacher Roberta Guaspari in 'Music of the Heart', but this lady got the role|Meryl Streep
19/03/2004|Jeopardy!|NEAR DISASTERS|$200|easy|On Sept. 8, 2001 Erin became the Atlantic season's first of these, but stayed mostly out at sea|hurricane
01/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$1000|hard|Cumin is a spice; this blood plasma protein that rhymes with it carries nutrients to body tissues|albumen
07/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CANNES|$800|hard|Cannes is a busy trade center for flowers & fruit, but this is its chief industry|Tourism
07/11/2007|Jeopardy!|TRADITIONAL ANNIVERSARY GIFTS|$1000|hard|For a 15th anniversary, you might give one of this Austrian company's crystal figurines, like the one seen here|Swarovski
07/09/1998|Jeopardy!|LABOR|$100|easy|This notice that consumers are encouraged to 'look for' goes back to California carpenters in 1869|The Union Label
05/05/1999|Jeopardy!|SPEAKING IN TONGUES|$400|easy|Mi occorre una padella|Italian
22/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'V' HAVE MAPS|$800|hard|In 1814 the congress of this city met to redraw Europe|Vienna
11/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE SAILOR MAN|$1200|hard|In 1521, shortly after becoming the first to cross the Pacific from east to west, he was killed in the Philippines|Ferdinand Magellan
24/06/2011|Jeopardy!|IN THE BEGINNING|$800|hard|In 1939 a Montgomery Ward copywriter wrote this story that was handed out to children in the store for Xmas|Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
04/05/1998|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S FOR BREAKFAST?|$200|easy|A traditional Southern dish features these small quick breads smothered in redeye gravy|Biscuits
15/01/1999|Jeopardy!|IT'S JASON'S BAR MITZVAH|$300|easy|This synagogue employee, also called a hazan, taught Jason how to chant his Torah portion|Cantor
09/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CREW CLUES|$2000|hard|2 disciplines in rowing are sweeping, in which each rower pulls just one oar, & this, in which each rower uses 2 oars|sculling
14/11/1997|Jeopardy!|TONGUE TWISTERS|$200|easy|Completes the tongue twister 'Fuzzy Wuzzy was a bear; Fuzzy Wuzzy had no hair; Fuzzy Wuzzy...'|Wasn't fuzzy, was he?
24/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A PLAIN!|$1000|hard|Stonehenge stands out on the landscape of this largely treeless 300-square-mile area|Salisbury Plain
06/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MEL GIBSON|$1200|hard|In this film Gibson played Lt. Col. Hal Moore, who led his men in the first major U.S. land battle of the Vietnam War|We Were Soldiers
27/11/2001|Final Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|None|None|To boost morale between 2 merging insurance companies, it was designed & put on a pin in 1963 by Harvey Ball|the smiley face
06/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE MALL|$400|easy|Found 'just what I needed' at this 'City', an electronics store|Circuit City
25/09/2006|Jeopardy!|'I' TUNES|$800|hard|It's the Simon & Garfunkel hit that ends, 'and an island never cries'|I Am A Rock
08/06/2005|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$800|hard|Workers using radium to make these glow at an Orange, N.J. factory had resulting health problems|watch faces (or watch dials)
20/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE STRIP|$400|easy|...where we've met Zonker, B.D. & Boopsie|Doonesbury
15/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WEBSTER'S THIRD, PAGE 1282|$400|easy|Sluggish, indolent & slothful are synonyms for this adjective used to describe the writer of the category|Lazy
30/04/2003|Jeopardy!|BRAIN SURGERY FOR DUMMIES|$400|easy|Tree surgeons use the chain type of this; brain surgeons use the gigli type|saw
21/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A LOST LETTER FROM SHAKESPEARE|$2000|hard|Paduan lawyers, sexual identity wackiness, money & deceit... this play doth have it all! Must runneth, ta for now, Bill|The Merchant of Venice
07/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|1938|$600|medium|17 acres surrounding her cottage were transferred to the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust|Anne Hathaway
24/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ISTHMUS IN MAY|$1200|hard|The 31-mile-wide Isthmus of San Blas is the narrowest portion of this larger isthmus|the Isthmus of Panama
03/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HANDEL|$400|easy|Handel composed it in about 3 weeks in 1741; its text was adapted from the Bible & the Book of Common Prayer|The Messiah
22/12/1999|Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS|$200|easy|It's the one-word title of Arthur Hailey's 1971 bestseller about the auto industry|Wheels
03/03/2004|Jeopardy!|2003 NOBEL PRIZE WINNERS|$600|medium|Abriskosov, Ginzburg & Leggett fielded this award for their work with quantum superconductivity|Physics
09/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|30-SECOND THEATER|$800|hard|Diplomat has affair with Chinese opera diva who turns out to be a man; diplomat's career is ruined|M. Butterfly
13/04/2004|Jeopardy!|SIT, TAKE A LOAD OFF|$800|hard|This 2007 John Grisham novel puts you in the game; well, puts you in a place to watch it|Bleachers
31/03/2000|Jeopardy!|CHEESY COUNTRIES|$200|easy|Fontina|Italy
23/06/2000|Jeopardy!|THAT'S HISTORY|$300|easy|In 1976 Spain ceded Spanish Sahara to Mauritania & this country|Morocco
23/11/2010|Jeopardy!|BEER GOOGLES|$200|easy|beeradvocate.com offers a history of this autumn celebration, begun in 1810|Oktoberfest
14/04/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE ALTERNATIVE?|$1000|hard|Autosuggestion ('I am great, great') is classified as a form of 'self' this ('I am getting sleepy, sleepy')|self-hypnosis
01/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'LAND', HO!|$800|hard|Sauce for eggs Benedict|hollandaise
22/03/2010|Jeopardy!|OF OUTRAGEOUS FORTUNE|$200|easy|'Queen of Mean', indeed: her will gave her grandkids nothing but left $12 million in a trust fund for her dog|Leona Helmsley
09/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'CAMP'|$400|easy|Presidential retreat once known as Shangri-La|Camp David
18/12/1997|Jeopardy!|BARNYARD ANIMALS|$100|easy|Considered among the first animals used in husbandry, they're divided into types by wool texture|sheep
14/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$1600|hard|To some Buddhists the 33rd & 88th ascents of this Japanese peak carry special religious significance|Mount Fuji
04/06/2010|Jeopardy!|& CROWN THY GOOD|$800|hard|George I, king of this country from 1863 to 1913, supported a movement to revive the Olympics, abolished in 393|Greece
17/12/1997|Jeopardy!|PLUMBING|$500|medium|This L-shaped 'hex' wrench was named for a Hartford, Connecticut manufacturer|Allen wrench
17/11/1995|Jeopardy!|RIVERS|$200|easy|The land between these two rivers, now known in part as Al-Jazira, was once Mesopotamia|Tigris & Euphrates
24/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'S'MORGASBORD|$1600|hard|This quick bread takes its name from the Stone of Destiny|scones
23/09/2008|Jeopardy!|MY OFF-SHOW WARDROBE|$1000|hard|I think this '50s fashion seen here  looks good on me--hey, who are you to judge?|a poodle skirt
02/07/2002|Jeopardy!|MAPMAKING|$200|easy|Similar to a relief map, a tactual map is designed for use by these people|the blind
04/10/1985|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL MIDDLE NAMES|$400|easy|Howard|Taft
07/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE VICTORIANS|$1200|hard|The Broadwood co. led the world in making these instruments & no, they didn't prudishly cover the legs|pianos
04/02/2003|Jeopardy!|TELL 'EM WHAT THEY'VE WON, JOHNNY|$600|medium|On October 11, 2002, the man seen here [former president Carter] won this prestigious award|Nobel Peace Prize
17/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FILM NOIR|$1000|hard|Originally, this 1944 Barbara Stanwyck film ended with Fred MacMurray's death in the gas chamber|Double Indemnity
03/06/2011|Jeopardy!|ON A SWISS ARMY KNIFE|$200|easy|A pair of these small pincers is used to pluck out hairs so you won't have a unibrow|tweezers
18/12/2009|Jeopardy!|'BY' NOW|$200|easy|For the Washington Post's Watergate stories, it listed Woodward & Bernstein|bylines
06/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICANA WORMS|$1600|hard|This American's poem 'The Conqueror Worm' contains the line 'It writhes!  It writhes!'|Edgar Allan Poe
20/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE COMICS|$800|hard|'Weirdo' would be another name for this Dan Piraro comic that began as a replacement for 'The Far Side'|Bizarro
23/12/2002|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$400|easy|In May 1968 the Post Office celebrated the 50th anniversary of this kind of service|air mail
14/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN ART & ARTISTS|$1600|hard|El Greco probably received his early training painting icons on this, his native island|Crete
07/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF DANCE|$1200|hard|The fandango|Spain
28/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THE U.S. BOARD ON GEOGRAPHIC NAMES|$1000|hard|The USBGN catalogs the locations of these but won't release them; if you want to spelunk, you're on your own|caves
22/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS JACQUES|$400|easy|His 1959 film 'The Golden Fish' won him an Oscar|(Jacques) Cousteau
14/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TV THEMES THAT HIT THE CHARTS|$800|hard|This sitcom made our dreams come true|Laverne & Shirley
11/02/1997|Jeopardy!|LAST PLACE|$300|easy|In 1999 it will pass Neptune to become the last planet in our solar system|Pluto
30/05/2000|Jeopardy!|THE ANIMAL KINGDOM|$500|medium|This deer's name is from a Canadian Indian word for 'snow shoveler' because it paws for food in the snow|Caribou
02/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MARK ANTONY|$1500|hard|Defeated in his quest to rule Rome, Mark Antony committed suicide in this country in 30 B.C.|Egypt
02/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE SHAKESPEARE PLAY|$2000|hard|'I am all the subjects that you have... here you sty me, in this hard rock, whiles you do keep from me the rest o' the island'|The Tempest
02/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NOTED BLACK AMERICANS|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew is holding an aluminum bat.)  The first national winner of Hillerich & Bradsby's Silver Bat Award in 1949 was this Dodger second baseman|Jackie Robinson
16/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL FUN|$1000|hard|Often made from yams, fufu are yummy dumplings served in Accra, the capital of this African country|Ghana
03/11/2005|Jeopardy!|REALLY TOUGH WHEEL OF FORTUNE PUZZLES|$800|hard|BEFORE & AFTER: French action movie & Peta Wilson TV show that became a world leader in 1958|La Femme Nikita Khrushchev
13/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK ALPHABET SOUP|$400|easy|It's used by astronomers to designate the second- brightest star in a constellation|beta
04/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'U' HAD TO BE THERE|$1600|hard|In 1713 the Treaty ending the War of Spanish Succession was signed in this city in what is now the Netherlands|Utrecht
02/07/2004|Jeopardy!|IN A MUSICAL MOOD|$800|hard|It's this Russian composer's Piano Concerto No. 1 you're listening to here|Tchaikovsky
26/09/1984|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$300|easy|Until 1949 a Dutch colony, now the world's most populous island nation|Indonesia
02/11/1999|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THE '80s?|$300|easy|Many books offered step-by-step solutions to this 6-sided plastic puzzle|Rubik's Cube
23/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|STARS WITH 'C'|$400|easy|Property accepted as security on a loan, it also can mean running side by side|collateral
27/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATER|$800|hard|1968 musical that featured '45 Minutes From Broadway', 'Yankee Doodle Dandy' & 'Harrigan'|George M!
11/04/2011|Jeopardy!|EASY MOLECULAR BIOLOGY|$1000|hard|Linus Pauling used X-ray crystallography to study the patterns of keratin in this body part|hair
07/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES OP-ED|$400|easy|On Nov. 27, 2000 this man who conceded early in 1996 wrote 'Why Gore Should Concede'|Bob Dole
06/11/2000|Jeopardy!|I FEEL SHEEPISH|$200|easy|In Revelation 12, Satan is overcome by the blood of this|The lamb
25/11/1993|Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$1200|hard|This synonym for dunce originally referred to the piece of wood on which hats & wigs were made|Blockhead
10/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ISMs|$800|hard|Manorialism was the economic basis of this system of political & military obligation in the Middle Ages|Feudalism
11/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL MEGADEATHS|$1600|hard|During the time of Samuel, the Israelites lost 30,000 soldiers fighting this neighboring group|the Philistines
23/04/2004|Jeopardy!|'OO' WHO?|$200|easy|At his death in 1865, this assassin was supposedly engaged to Lucy Hale, daughter of an ex-senator|(John Wilkes) Booth
19/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HIS WIFE|$1000|hard|This First Lady referred to her husband's circle of advisers as the 'Murphia'|Jackie Kennedy
02/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|5 DECADES OF TV|$600|medium|In the '80s this captain played by Daniel J. Travanti ran the Hill Street police station|Frank Furillo
18/06/2007|Jeopardy!|WINE|$200|easy|To quickly chill a bottle, add the rock type of this to ice & water, lowering the freezing point|salt
24/03/2006|Jeopardy!|A LIFE OF CRIME|$200|easy|One of the most famous fictional crimesolvers ever, he also played the violin & used cocaine|Sherlock Holmes
31/01/2008|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY EXPRESSIONS|$1000|hard|Don't be afraid to meet a problem head on; just do this, like a matador|take the bull by the horns
15/01/2009|Jeopardy!|NIAGARA FALLS|$200|easy|(Alex reports from Niagara Falls.)  In 1901, a 63-year-old schoolteacher named Annie Taylor became the first person to go over the falls in one of these; she made it, but I'm gonna pass|a barrel
02/11/2011|Jeopardy!|AIRPORT CODES|$200|easy|Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport has the code DCA but is located in this state|Virginia
22/04/2011|Jeopardy!|THE ENVIRONMENT|$600|medium|As you know from the movie 'Medicine Man', the rain forests hold essential plants for treating this disease|cancer
20/01/2010|Jeopardy!|'CROSS' TALK|$800|hard|This weapon was outlawed by the Lateran council of 1139|the crossbow
17/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'MAC' WORDS|$600|medium|Nuts!  They taste great, but this type of nut has more fat & calories than any other|Macadamia nuts
24/10/2006|Jeopardy!|-SCOPES|$200|easy|A type of this was named for Johannes Kepler|a telescope
24/10/2011|Jeopardy!|VOLCANOES|$600|medium|This youngest surface volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii has distinctive lava formations like Pele's Hair|Kilauea
31/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN WORDS|$400|easy|Polonius uses the word 'outbreak' about Laertes' fiery mind, not this title character|Hamlet
14/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PSYCHOLOGY JARGON|$600|medium|An abnormal attachment or the process of becoming set in place|Fixation
12/04/2004|Jeopardy!|M|$200|easy|M' (with an apostrophe) is short for this, as in M'lord|my
16/06/1997|Final Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|None|None|Before its independence, this country was known as the Netherlands East Indies|Indonesia
13/04/2000|Jeopardy!|THE BILL OF RIGHTS|$100|easy|The First Amendment says that this body 'shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion...'|Congress
22/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AUDIO BOOKS|$200|easy|Julie Harris reads the diary this girl wrote while in hiding in WWII Amsterdam|Anne Frank
14/10/2010|Jeopardy!|ANIMATED PUZZLES|$800|hard|The earliest-known American one was noted in 1799|merry-go-round
30/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE YOU WERE BORN|$600|medium|This made headlines when it crashed October 29, 1929; ask your broker, it's healthier now|the Stock Market
27/03/2007|Jeopardy!|WITCHCRAFT|$1400|hard|Title of a B'way play & also a Jimmy Stewart film, these 3 items are part of a Catholic rite concerning witches|bell, book & candle
26/12/1996|Jeopardy!|A.K.A.|$400|easy|Mark Wahlberg made his mark as a rap singer & Calvin Klein underwear model under this name|Marky Mark
29/11/2006|Jeopardy!|HE SAID, SHE SAID|$200|easy|In 'The Mysterious Affair at Styles' she wrote, 'Every murderer is probably somebody's old friend'|Agatha Christie
31/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$600|medium|This grandson of the ninth president commanded troops in the Army of the Cumberland|Benjamon Harrison
21/02/1997|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$200|easy|She received her nickname 'Little Sure Shot' from Sitting Bull|Annie Oakley
04/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GIVE 'A'|$1200|hard|Italian hometown of the first Roman Catholic saint to receive the stigmata|Assisi
14/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS: THE NEW YORK EDITION|$1600|hard|(Jimmy, Cheryl, & Sarah of the Clue Crew walk into a New York restaurant.)  We're getting ready to have a fabulous meal here at this world-famous New York restaurant at 21 West 52nd St.|21
10/03/2005|Jeopardy!|ALSO A BAR DRINK|$1000|hard|G'day!  This wooden weapon can also be a scheme that does injury to its originator|a boomerang
18/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS MASCOTS|$1600|hard|If this Canadian team is eliminated from big league baseball, some kids might miss grimacing orange mascot Youppi|the Montreal Expos
20/06/2008|Jeopardy!|RAISE THE FLAG, PLEASE|$400|easy|The 2 colors on this Scandinavian country's flag are blue & yellow|Sweden
09/06/2004|Jeopardy!|MOVIE ROLES|$1000|hard|Susan Sarandon as a would-be casino dealer befriended Burt Lancaster in this 1981 movie|Atlantic City
11/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$400|easy|Meaning not separable, it's the longest word in the text of the Pledge of Allegiance|indivisible
05/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MR. SPEAKER (OF THE HOUSE)|$1200|hard|While William Bankhead was Speaker, this daughter was appearing on stage in 'The Little Foxes'|Tallulah
03/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MASTER OF PUPPETS|$800|hard|This 2004 Matt Stone & Trey Parker film featured risque marionettes|Team America(: World Police)
17/10/2006|Jeopardy!|SIGMUND FREUD|$800|hard|Freud worked & lived at Berggasse 19, Vienna, from 1891 to 1938, when he fled from the Nazis to this world capital|London
02/06/1997|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|None|None|This world leader was the recipient of an Obie Award in 1984|Vaclav Havel
12/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|IBSEN|$400|easy|Ibsen wrote all of his plays in this century|the 19th century
10/02/2011|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN AMERICANS|$600|medium|Between the time this boxer retired in 1977 & again in 1997, he began hawking lean mean grilling machines|George Foreman
23/11/1994|Jeopardy!|1950S SONG LYRICS|$200|easy|This Paul Anka tune contains the lines 'Put your lips next to mine, dear; won't you kiss me once, baby?'|Put Your Head on My Shoulder
18/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TRADE|$200|easy|This fruit accounts for one-third of Honduras' exports|Bananas
15/09/2009|Jeopardy!|MOOSE ON THE LOOSE|$800|hard|This tiny, blood-sucking arachnid is a threat to the great big moose by irritating the skin so the moose rubs off winter hair|a tick
12/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ALLITERATIVE NOVEL PERSONAGES|$1500|hard|Hogwarts was started by Rowena Ravenclaw, Salazar Slytherin, Helga Hufflepuff & Godric this|Gryffindor
10/12/1986|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$400|easy|In 1925 Anita Loos novel, hair color of Lorelei Lee|blonde
25/12/2006|Jeopardy!|SPORTS VENUES|$1000|hard|This professional hockey team plays its home games at Joe Louis Arena|the Detroit Red Wings
18/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BURMA POTPOURRI|$200|easy|Some road signs for this product read:  Are your whiskers/ When you wake/ Tougher than/ A 2-bit steak?|Burma Shave
10/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WALL STREET TALK|$400|easy|On July 20, 1999 the opening bell was rung off of Wall Street; way off, it was on one of these in San Francisco|cable car
21/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ILLUSTRATORS|$1000|hard|This New Yorker genius illustrated some famous poems as seen here:|James Thurber
05/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE U.N.|$600|medium|The elimination of malaria is one of the projects sponsored by this Geneva-based arm of the U.N.|WHO (World Health Organization)
05/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE HE WAS PRESIDENT...|$2500|hard|He was Tennessee's first delegate to the U.S. House of Representatives|(Andrew) Jackson
23/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$600|medium|Taji & Jarl are deserters from a whaling ship in his 1849 novel 'Mardi'|Herman Melville
07/01/1999|Jeopardy!|THE HINDU RELIGION|$300|easy|This highest Hindu caste is considered to be always in a state of ritual purity|Brahmans
16/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DISGUISE THE LIMIT|$1200|hard|Imprisoned for Bonapartist sympathies, Edmond Dantes returns disguised, rich & mad in this book|The Count of Monte Cristo
13/02/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE IN THIS COUNTRY IF...|$600|medium|You're bicycling in Bucharest|Romania
16/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY COVERS|$1600|hard|If you need a friend, Buck Owens was sailing right behind in his hit cover of this Simon & Garfunkel song|Bridge Over Troubled Water
18/03/1999|Jeopardy!|POET-TREE|$500|medium|Ogden Nash spoofed this poet by writing, 'I think that I shall never see a billboard lovely as a tree'|Joyce Kilmer (who wrote 'Trees')
09/03/2010|Jeopardy!|SONG STANDARDS|$800|hard|The teller of this song was 'Goin' to Lou'siana', but it served as a theme for Forty-niners headin' to California|Oh! Susanna
04/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$1500|hard|In 1892 this French artist painted the nightclub waltzers seen here:|Toulouse-Lautrec
03/01/2012|Jeopardy!|THE NUMBER AFTER 1: LITERARY EDITION|$200|easy|The storming of the Bastille & death carts filled with human cargo are features of this Dickens novel|A Tale of Two Cities
13/03/2001|Jeopardy!|BEHIND THE ZODIAC|$500|medium|Europa was carried off by Zeus who was in the shape of this constellation|Taurus the bull
13/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'MY' BABY|$800|hard|It's the real first name of '60 Minutes' reporter Mike Wallace|Myron
10/03/2006|Jeopardy!|23 SKIDOO|$1000|hard|In July the U.S. Open golf tournament was won by this amateur in a playoff|Bobby Jones
09/02/2009|Jeopardy!|TALL IN THE FAMILY|$1000|hard|The Cascade range of Central Oregon has a trio of 10,000-foot peaks familially called the North, South & Middle these|Sisters
28/05/2004|Jeopardy!|LET'S RUN IT UP THE FLAGPOLE|$200|easy|The stars on over 50 national flags, including ours, have this many points|5
21/05/2007|Jeopardy!|ALL WE ARE 'SAY'ING|$600|medium|This popular children's game bearing a man's name tests your ability to follow directions|Simon Says
23/04/1986|Jeopardy!|ROCK ‘N ROLL|$400|easy|Van Morrison sang of “making love in the green grass, behind the stadium” with her|Brown Eyed Girl
24/03/1998|Jeopardy!|THE SCHMIDTS, PIONEER FAMILY|$300|easy|On a stopover, the little Schmidts climb on the walls of this type of fort, also an army prison|stockade
10/10/2006|Jeopardy!|CONQUER|$200|easy|This man's 11th century conquest of England gave him the nickname 'The Conqueror'|William
12/02/1997|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|To walk in shallow water|Wade
31/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS OF A FEATHER|$1600|hard|A famous 19th century poem asks this man to 'come home with me now'|father
09/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|McGRAW-HILL|$800|hard|Tim & Faith kindled their relationship during this 1995 concert tour; it also means to catch fire without an outside source|Spontaneous Combustion
01/06/2000|Jeopardy!|COASTAL COMMUNITIES|$500|medium|A whole lotta wood chips are shipped out of Coos Bay in this state|Oregon
11/11/2011|Jeopardy!|GAELIC PRIDE|$400|easy|A large group of families that are related, it's from the Gaelic for 'family'|a clan
12/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$800|hard|This James Joyce work is a dream sequence in the minds of the Earwicker family|Finnegans Wake
25/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD|$800|hard|It's not monkey business when Ronald Reagan steals a chimp to test heredity vs. environment in this comedy|Bedtime For Bonzo
04/12/1998|Jeopardy!|HOW DO YOU WORK THIS THING?|$400|easy|Set it in motion with your feet, then wet your fingers before centering the clay|Throwing a pot on a potter's wheel
01/06/1999|Jeopardy!|PARTS OF THE WHOLE|$300|easy|Spine, coarse teeth, fine teeth|Comb
30/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CREATION STORIES|$200|easy|Scholars link Egyptian creation myths to the sun apparently fertilizing this river's slime|the Nile
15/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK GODS & GODDESSES|$1600|hard|This goddess was wise indeed to aid Jason in his quest for the Golden Fleece|Athena
03/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|YOU ANIMAL|$1600|hard|The yellowfin & other types of this fish are unusual in having body temperature higher than the water they live in|tuna
29/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN OF THE WORLD|$400|easy|This Greek-American diva, born in 1923, was acclaimed for her portrayals of Norma & Anna Bolena|Maria Callas
05/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BOARD GAMES|$2000|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew reads before she plays a fast game of chess with Jimmy.) We've only got 5 minutes each to make all our moves in this game with a two-word name|speed chess
20/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE COMEBACK KIDS|$400|easy|As a child star, she lost the Oscar for 'Taxi Driver', but came back as an adult to win for 'The Accused'|Jodie Foster
13/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CONAN O'BRIEN|$2000|hard|Early in his career, Conan performed with this L.A. comedy troupe named for a theater audience section|the Groundlings
24/04/2003|Jeopardy!|REALLY GRIMM FAIRY TALES|$600|medium|It's the response to 'But Grandmother, what a terrible big mouth you have!'|The better to eat you, my dear!
25/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HERE'S LOOKING AT ME|$400|easy|He painted the self-portrait seen here at age 27 in 1633|Rembrandt
14/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S BE ECONOMICAL|$1200|hard|Among the duties of the Bureau of Labor Statistics is to release monthly data on the CPI, which stands for this|the Consumer Price Index
22/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE WORLD ALMANAC AND BOOK OF FACTS|$800|hard|The July 2009 sit-down among President Obama, a Harvard prof & a Cambridge cop was dubbed this sudsy summit|the Beer Summit
28/05/1998|Jeopardy!|'60s ROCK|$500|medium|This group's 1969 hit 'These Eyes' featured Randy Bachman, later of B-T-O, on lead guitar|Guess Who
18/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$200|easy|In 1950 Haifa & this Israeli city were incorporated as a single municipality|Tel Aviv
24/10/2002|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$200|easy|Depictions on this state capital's seal include Nuuanu Pali & Diamond Head|Honolulu
26/12/2000|Jeopardy!|14-LETTER WORDS|$100|easy|The American colonists complained to England about 'taxation without' this|representation
14/05/1997|Jeopardy!|THE DAKOTAS|$300|easy|A 'Little' river & a 'Big Muddy' river with this name flow through both states|Missouri
23/06/2009|Jeopardy!|CABINET DEPARTMENTS IN OTHER WORDS|$1000|hard|Childbirth|Labor
15/12/1992|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$300|easy|Also called puffers, these fish are known for their ability to inflate themselves|blowfish
31/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MICHAEL DOUGLAS MOVIE ROLES|$400|easy|1984: Reckless jungle treasure hunter Jack Colton|Romancing the Stone
02/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK'S FRONTMEN & WOMEN|$2000|hard|Bjork|The Sugarcubes
01/05/2009|Jeopardy!|IN THE ENCYCLOPEDIA|$600|medium|You use it when you play the organ or propel a bike|a pedal
08/11/1989|Jeopardy!|“A” IN SCIENCE|$500|medium|Used in cooking, this gelatinous product is prepared from algae|agar
10/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OFF TO A GOOD START|$800|hard|It begins a football game or a special event like a political campaign|the kickoff
27/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN-AMERICAN LITERATURE|$400|easy|Alex Haley described this 1976 blockbuster as 'faction', a combination of fact & fiction|Roots
03/07/2001|Jeopardy!|CLIFFS NOTES AT THE MOVIES|$300|easy|Ben Stiller spends time with his potential in-laws; hijinx ensue|Meet the Parents
29/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$2000|hard|A 1788 marble statue of George Washington sculpted by this Frenchman stands in Virginia's State Capitol building|Jean-Antoine Houdon
30/05/2011|Jeopardy!|CARBAGE|$800|hard|Powered(?) by a 90-hp engine, the 1982 model of this iconic Chevy sports car took 20 seconds to go from zero to 60|the Camaro
21/09/2011|Jeopardy!|E3|$200|easy|A person who's busy on Election Day might cast his vote this way|absentee
20/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LIZARDRY|$1600|hard|To ward off predators, the horned lizard will squirt this out of its eyes|blood
22/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE GIANTS|$1600|hard|If you're visiting the rocky promontory called the Giant's Causeway, you're traveling on this island|Ireland
02/06/1997|Jeopardy!|THE SUPER BOWL|$500|medium|This current analyst for FOX TV's NFL telecasts coached the Oakland Raiders to victory in Super Bowl XI|John Madden
02/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GLAND TIDINGS|$4000|hard|In humans, T cells develop in this gland under the breastbone|the thymus gland
21/10/2009|Jeopardy!|GRANDMA|$600|medium|In October 1940 this 80-year-old had a one-woman show of 35 paintings at Galerie St. Etienne in New York|Grandma Moses
07/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|SHAPING UP|$1000|hard|Exercising to the point of oxygen debt puts you in this condition, meaning 'without oxygen'|anaerobic
29/06/2001|Jeopardy!|THE 15th CENTURY|$400|easy|The Byzantine Empire came to an end in 1453 with the fall of this capital city to the Ottomans|Byzantium/Constantinople/Istanbul
16/10/1986|Jeopardy!|WILD WEST|$200|easy|After inventing it, he arranged to have his revolver produced in Eli Whitney's factory|Samuel Colt
01/07/2011|Jeopardy!|'GR'!|$800|hard|From the World Chess Federation, players of the highest rank get this title|Grandmaster
17/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$400|easy|The full title of his 1947 book was 'Tales of the South Pacific'|James Michner
28/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|DEM BONES|$1200|hard|The biceps and triceps muscles surround this bone|humerus
05/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$1600|hard|During this Whig's brief administration, the Interior Department was created in 1849|Zachary Taylor
09/05/2002|Jeopardy!|U.S. BODIES OF WATER|$1000|hard|This river that flows out of Lake Tahoe is named for an Indian guide, not a big rig|the Truckee
27/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE REMAKES|$2000|hard|This 2007 Shia LaBeouf film is a modern take on Hitchcock's 'Rear Window'|Disturbia
12/06/1998|Jeopardy!|VILIFICATION|$100|easy|Rossini said of this 'Ring' leader, 'He has lovely moments but awful quarters of an hour'|Richard Wagner
26/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DEAD MAN WALKEN|$1200|hard|Trying to destroy Silicon Valley in a 1985 film, Walken tumbles off a blimp fighting this character|James Bond
10/11/2008|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE SUCH AN ANIMAL!|$400|easy|This domesticated pack animal is the largest member of the camel family in South America|the llama
25/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CHARLIE CHAPLIN|$400|easy|Chaplin went on stage at age 5 in this type of 'hall', the British equivalent of Vaudeville|Music Hall
24/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OLD, OLD SONGS|$200|easy|'On top of' this 'all covered in snow, I lost my true lover'|Old Smoky
28/04/1999|Jeopardy!|KINGS & QUEENS|$200|easy|Of the 6 British kings who bore this name, the first 4 were of the German house of Hanover|George
27/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|AUTOBIOGRAPHIES|$2500|hard|Among this late entertainer's autobiographies are 'The Man in the Straw Hat' & 'I Remember It Well'|Maurice Chevalier
06/02/2003|Jeopardy!|ANDREW JOHNSON|$800|hard|A senator from this state, Andrew Johnson was the only Southern senator who refused to secede with his state|Tennessee
22/12/2000|Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$100|easy|On its 1996 auto centennial license plate, this state claimed to be the 'World's Motor Capital'|Michigan
22/10/1997|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' RHYME TIME|$500|medium|Ian's Scandinavian rodents|Fleming's lemmings
25/12/1997|Jeopardy!|WEDDINGS|$200|easy|Emily Post says after walking the bride down the aisle, he sits in the third pew if he's divorced|the father of the bride
08/09/2008|Jeopardy!|YEARS|$600|medium|There was no ice-scape for more than 1,500 in April of this year when the Titanic sank|1912
25/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TONY WINNERS OF THE '50s|$2000|hard|This redhead won 4 Tonys in the '50s, for 'Can-Can', 'Damn Yankees', 'New Girl in Town' & 'Redhead'|Gwen Verdon
06/03/2009|Jeopardy!|HAVE A BEER & A SLOGAN|$1000|hard|'Head for the mountains'|Busch
05/05/2004|Jeopardy!|PARTS OF THE WHOLE|$400|easy|End zones, 50-yard line, goalposts|a football field
23/03/2007|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE YOU CAN EAT|$400|easy|As the 4th Earl of this, John Montagu could have made a lot of bread off the culinary item named for him|Sandwich
27/12/2004|Jeopardy!|'SEA' DUTY|$1000|hard|In 'The Tempest', Ariel sings of this type of substantial transformation|a sea-change
22/05/2001|Jeopardy!|'TILE' IT|$200|easy|A device permitting passage of one paying customer at a time|Turnstile
30/05/2005|Final Jeopardy!|LEGAL TERMS|None|None|In 1999 Britain replaced Latin legal terms with English ones; 'witness summons' replaced this word|subpoena
14/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MONEY TALKS|$1600|hard|This phrase means things are so abundant that the value has decreased, perhaps for every 12?|a dime a dozen
06/12/2001|Jeopardy!|CAMILLA|$200|easy|Camilla Parker Bowles was born Camilla Shand on July 17, 1947 in this world capital|London
06/01/2004|Jeopardy!|THE LAST|$600|medium|The Garde Republicaine is France's last of these horse-mounted regiments|cavalry
09/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$1000|hard|This star of 'Webster' was 16 years old when the series ended its 4-year run in 1987|Emmanuel Lewis
17/02/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$100|easy|This 'Show-Me State' has also been called the 'Gateway to the West'|Missouri
25/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE AN 'AFTER'|$1200|hard|In 1973 Maureen McGovern sang, 'There's got to be' one of these 'if we can hold on through the night'|a morning after
22/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COTTON, THE ACT|$1000|hard|It's the mechanical process of separating cotton seeds from the fibers|ginning
28/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR SIMILAR MOVIE TITLES|$1200|hard|'Seven Years in Tibet', 'Seven'|Brad Pitt
03/01/2008|Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON, D.C.|$600|medium|Ronald Reagan was the first pres. sworn in on the west front of this bldg., facing the moving vista of the Natl. Mall|the U.S. Capitol
30/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CANADIAN HODGEPODGE|$1000|hard|If you can bear it, the grizzly house in Banff in this province will serve you buffalo fondue|Alberta
23/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GEORGE CLOONEY ON CELLULOID|$1600|hard|2000: Escaped convict Ulysses Everett McGill|O Brother, Where Art Thou?
05/07/2004|Jeopardy!|CHOOSE YOUR WEAPON|$600|medium|From an imitative Czech word for 'whistle', it's any small gun held & fired with one hand|a pistol
17/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES OF NEW YORK CITIES|$2000|hard|'The Birthplace of the Union'|Albany
25/02/1998|Jeopardy!|SIMPLE SCIENCE|$400|easy|A poison in pure form, this element used as a germicide on cuts has a chemical symbol that's a pronoun|iodine
14/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THEY WILL COME|$2000|hard|Each year celebs, policymakers & other VIPs come to the world economic forum in this Swiss town|Davos
25/12/2002|Jeopardy!|MOTHER NATURE'S STRANGE IDEAS|$800|hard|Some coots have a shield, an extension of this up the forehead, purpose dubious|bill
31/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL TRICK OR TREAT|$600|medium|(Ding dong!  Cheryl of the Clue Crew prompts you to asp the question.)  I'm Cleopatra, & Shakespeare said, 'Age cannot wither me, nor custom fail my infinite' this|variety
12/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|DISCOVERY CHANNEL UNSOLVED HISTORY|$1600|hard|The show seen here investigates the failure of this effort made in the afternoon of July 3, 1863  'The fences along the Emmitsburg Road created a hazard not anticipated by the field commanders, which proved to be a fatal mistake.'|Pickett's charge at Gettysburg
02/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHER'S DICTIONARY|$800|hard|From the French for 'throat', it's a narrow steep-walled canyon|gorge
11/10/1996|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$500|medium|This highway system extends from Alaska to the southern part of South America|the Pan-American HIghway
25/01/1999|Jeopardy!|IN A NUTSHELL|$200|easy|These large nuts from the Amazon River Valley can be used in cooking much the same way as coconut|Brazil nuts
17/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|DEMOCRATS|$1500|hard|This Ohioan is flying high as the ranking Democrat on the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee|John Glenn
18/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL FOLKS|$600|medium|1938 Daphne Du Maurier novel in which you find the second Mrs. De Winter of our discontent|Rebecca
03/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE SECRET LIFE OF 'B's|$400|easy|2-word term for the demographic surge in the U.S. from 1946 to 1964|baby boom
17/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DESPERADO HOUSEWIVES|$1200|hard|In 2009 a housewife who practiced file-sharing was found to have infringed these on 24 songs & hit with a $2 mil. judgment|copyright
09/11/2004|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$600|medium|Group founded in 1868 whose full name includes the adjectives benevolent & protective|the Elks
16/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS SCULPTORS|$1000|hard|His bronze David from the 1430s was the first nude statue of the Renaissance|Donatello
04/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$800|hard|The mountain type of this, seen here, is the most primitive living rodent|a beaver
31/01/1996|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$200|easy|In 1979 Israel sent its first cargo ship through this waterway|Suez Canal
20/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NON-DON KNOTS|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew ties a knot.)  The name of this binding knot also describes a suffocating type of snake|a constrictor
31/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONIC NAMES|$400|easy|Singer Natalie & Wisconsin senator Herb|Cole or Kohl
09/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|This Lebanese capital is connected by highway to Baghdad & Damascus|Beirut
04/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1600s|$800|hard|On Nov. 9, 1630 a ferry began service between this city & Charlestown|Boston
11/09/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITY SONGS|$400|easy|The song 'Way Down Yonder In' this city goes way back to 1922|New Orleans
27/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew)  The glaciers here in Alaska are remnants of the last Ice Age, which ended about 11,500 years ago during this epoch|the Pleistocene
25/07/2008|Jeopardy!|FRENCH ARTISTS|$800|hard|From 1948 to 1951, this Fauvist designed & decorated the Chapel of the Rosary in Vence, France|Henri Matisse
10/12/1984|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$500|medium|Shattering sound that accompanies breaking the sound barrier|a sonic boom
23/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL SCIENCEY & STUFF|$1200|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew drops a sugar cube into each of two glasses of water.)  Sugar cubes dissolve faster in hot water than in cold, because when water is heated, these move faster & further apart, making room for more sugar ones|water molecules
21/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CORPORATE NAME ETYMOLOGY|$1600|hard|This company was founded as the Queensland & Northern Territory Aerial Services Ltd.|Qantas
12/12/2007|Jeopardy!|KANSAS CITY, KANSAS HERE WE COME|$1000|hard|Kansas City is the county seat of this county, commonly referred to as 'the Dotte' by its residents|Wyandotte
08/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONAUT LINGO|$200|easy|It's the return of a spaceship into the Earth's atmosphere|Re-entry
27/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CHRIS ROCKS|$1600|hard|This longtime frontman for the Black Crowes is also Kate Hudson's sideman as her husband|Chris Robinson
09/06/2009|Jeopardy!|I KILLED A GUY ONCE|$200|easy|On March 15, 44 B.C. Gaius Cassius Longinus (& 20 or so other guys) took a stab at this man|Julius Caesar
14/11/1986|Jeopardy!|THOSE DARN ETRUSCANS|$100|easy|Etruscans did this by gazing into sheep entrails, not crystal balls|divine the future
05/12/2001|Jeopardy!|LEGENDS|$1000|hard|The 'Literature Lover's Book of Lists' says this engineer 'blew his train whistle in a special way'|Casey Jones
20/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SOME KIND OF A NUT|$1200|hard|The black variety of this tree of the genus Juglans produces edible nuts in a tough green husk|walnut
02/12/1993|Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$500|medium|This son-in-law of LBJ was the governor of Virginia from 1982-1986|Charles (Chuck) Robb
18/11/2009|Jeopardy!|GET SOME HELP|$600|medium|Alfred Pennyworth is this superhero's butler & confidante|Batman
05/05/2004|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$400|easy|(Sofia of the Clue Crew strolls down the lane at the Nat'l Bowling Stadium in Reno, NV--& screws up.) Oops--in bowling, it's the one place you don't wanna throw your ball|the gutter
10/07/1997|Jeopardy!|HOUSEPLANTS|$300|easy|Careful!  If this drips on the floor from your ficus elastica, it may stain|Latex
06/10/2008|Jeopardy!|SPORTS NICKNAMES|$1000|hard|The NBA's Agent Zero, aka Hibachi, aka The Black President|Gilbert Arenas
07/01/2011|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'H'|$800|hard|Savior, from the Aramaic for 'anointed one'|messiah
30/09/1996|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LITERATURE|$200|easy|Laurent de Brunhoff continued his father's tales about this elephant king|Babar
15/11/1999|Jeopardy!|PLAYBILL|$500|medium|No horsing around, it won the 1975 Tony for Best Play|Equus
07/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OFF TO COLLEGE|$400|easy|This 'colorful' Ivy League college was founded in 1764|Brown
30/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS' RETREATS|$800|hard|Proceeds from 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?' helped him start a residency program on Long Island|Edward Albee
23/05/2008|Jeopardy!|THE PAPARAZZI LOVE...|$200|easy|This 'Mean Girls' star who appeared in a controversial 2008 photo spread in New York Magazine|Lindsay Lohan
24/04/2001|Jeopardy!|TO YOUR HEALTH|$500|medium|2-word phrase for a conditioning exercise or for toys that are made to dance by pulling a string|Jumping jacks
08/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR MOLECULES|$1000|hard|In the boric acid molecule seen here, the yellow ball represents this element|Boron
26/06/2006|Jeopardy!|THE BIG SLEEP|$800|hard|Michael Stipe knows this type of sleep occurs about every 90 minutes & lasts from 5 to 30 minutes|REM sleep
09/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'OO' WHO?|$400|easy|Kentucky has only one national forest, & it's named for this trailblazer|Daniel Boone
29/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'CIRCUM'-NAVIGATING|$800|hard|The length of the closed curve of a circle|the circumference
29/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|YOU CAN CALL ME 'AL'|$1200|hard|A Vegas casino bears the name of this character from the Tales of Scheherazade|Aladdin
23/05/2005|Jeopardy!|THE SMART SET|$400|easy|His first U.S. publication, in the May 1915 Smart Set, was 2 stories about Dubliners|James Joyce
22/11/2005|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN WOMAN|$400|easy|She was the 'Plains' Jane seen here|Calamity Jane
11/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BY THE HUNDREDS|$600|medium|With revenues of over $178 billion, General Motors topped this famous magazine list for 1998|Fortune 500
19/04/2011|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL BOOK TITLES|$600|medium|Macon 'Milkman' Dead is on a quest for his identity in this novel by Toni Morrison|Song of Solomon
20/02/2008|Jeopardy!|THE GYM|$400|easy|The pommels on your gym's pommel horse refer to these on the structure|the handles
13/07/2009|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS|$200|easy|In 1621 Mass. Gov. William Bradford declared a day of prayer, feasting & rejoicing which became this holiday|Thanksgiving
04/03/2005|Jeopardy!|CANADA, 'A'?|$600|medium|Once part of Alcoa, this Canadian company with a 5-letter name is a giant in world aluminum manufacturing|Alcan
28/06/2006|Jeopardy!|ASK THE AUDIENCE|$800|hard|When this Stravinsky work premiered in Paris in 1913, the audience went nuts & began a riot|The Rite of Spring
17/05/2001|Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$300|easy|This Mississippian's first novel, 'Soldier's Pay', was recommended to a publisher by Sherwood Anderson|William Faulkner
22/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE A SIMPSONS CHARACTER|$1200|hard|It's either a credit card company or an endorsement on a passport allowing entry|visa
05/02/1993|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$400|easy|Used in rechargeable batteries & to protect other metals from corrosion, its symbol is Cd|cadmium
09/10/2000|Jeopardy!|BEVERAGES|$400|easy|This brand of root beer 'Has Bite', according to its slogan|Barq's
10/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WRITE ON, TOM!|$800|hard|2002's 'A Long Way from Home' detailed this NBC news anchor's experiences growing up in South Dakota|Tom Brokaw
28/06/1993|Jeopardy!|CARTOONS|$300|easy|This mountie often found himself pursuing the dastardly Snidely Whiplash|Dudley Do-Right
26/11/1993|Jeopardy!|SPELLING|$500|medium|Japanese words for 'port' & 'wave' gave us this name for a huge, potentially devastating wave|T-S-U-N-A-M-I
18/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SONG LYRICS|$400|easy|In 1912, the year the Titanic sank, people were singing 'We were sailing along' on this|Moonlight Bay
10/09/2002|Jeopardy!|INAUGURAL ADDRESSES|$1000|hard|Polk declared, 'Our title to' this western territory 'is 'clear and unquestionable''|Oregon Territory
29/04/2009|Jeopardy!|'G'|$1000|hard|Missionary Albert Schweitzer lived for many years in this West African country|Gabon
13/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LAST NAME MEANINGS|$1600|hard|An ancestor of songwriter Johnny must have been one of these, a dry-goods merchant|mercer
10/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SPACEY MOVIES|$1000|hard|'Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil' finds Kevin dealing in antiques in this Georgia city|Savannah
11/09/1984|Jeopardy!|BY THE NUMBERS|$500|medium|Broadway hit that takes Fellini film a ½ step further|Nine
16/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS GREATS|$200|easy|In the 1960s & 1970s he won the world's heavyweight boxing title 3 times|Muhammad Ali
22/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE ON CABLE|$400|easy|He plays novelist Hank Moody, a New Yorker transplanted to L.A., on 'Californication'|David Duchovny
23/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|$1000|hard|In the 1870s a Nashville univ. was renamed for this shipping & railroad magnate who donated $1 million|Cornelius Vanderbilt
11/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES IN SPANISH|$1000|hard|Paises Bajos|Low Countries (or the Netherlands or Holland)
06/07/2006|Jeopardy!|TIME TO 'RE'-UP|$200|easy|To resurface a piece of furniture with some new varnish|refinish
01/02/2007|Final Jeopardy!|TRADEMARKS|None|None|The invention of what was termed 'electro-photography' led to the 1948 trademarking of this word|Xerox
05/07/2004|Jeopardy!|TV FAMILY ROLL CALL|$1000|hard|Hank, Peggy, Bobby & Luanne|King of the Hill
03/01/2001|Jeopardy!|COUNTRYMEN|$400|easy|This younger brother of Rob is married to Hilary Swank|Chad Lowe
17/11/1998|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$500|medium|'The people made the Constitution and the people can unmake it', said this fourth chief justice|John Marshall
23/02/2001|Jeopardy!|ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL?|$400|easy|[Hi, I'm Robert Smith, running back for the Minnesota Vikings] In 1997 I set a team record for number of these in a season: 1,266|Rushing yards
27/12/2005|Jeopardy!|LOVE, HOLLYWOOD STYLE|$800|hard|In July 2005 Sandra Bullock wed this outlaw from 'Monster Garage'|Jesse James
02/10/2007|Jeopardy!|U.S.A.|$600|medium|The state nut of Alabama isn't your kooky cousin, it's this thin-shelled pie ingredient|pecans
26/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAIN|$1000|hard|It's the famous pass in the Safed Koh Range of northeastern Afghanistan|Khyber Pass
03/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE WITH FOOD NAMES|$200|easy|FDR appointed this 'hot dog' to the Supreme Court in 1939|Felix Frankfurter
25/01/1991|Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$100|easy|Byte magazine covers new trends & technology related to the use of these|Computers
04/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LATIN LOVER NEEDED|$400|easy|'Against', as in a lawsuit|versus
21/09/2010|Jeopardy!|ZAC(H/K) ATTACK|$800|hard|He'll forever be remembered as Troy Bolton, the captain of his high school's basketball team who can sing|Zac Efron
21/11/2008|Jeopardy!|FOOD FOR THOUGHT|$1000|hard|Buzzbee is the advertising mascot for this variety of Cheerios|Honey Nut Cheerios
16/11/1992|Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$400|easy|Ironically, Jason was killed when a piece of this ship fell & struck him on the head|Argo
14/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS ON FILM|$1000|hard|In a 1993 film, these title 'kids' try to keep jazz alive in Nazi Germany|Swing Kids
28/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MISSILES|$800|hard|The Trident missile is an SLBM, the 'S' for this type of craft that launches it|a submarine
02/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$1000|hard|Nizhneangarsk & Listvyanka are ports on this Siberian lake|Lake Baikal
29/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HERE'S LUCY|$1200|hard|Lucy Hobbs Taylor must have aced her orals because in 1866 she became the first woman to receive a degree in this|dentistry
21/07/2008|Jeopardy!|YOU SMELL YUMMY!|$1000|hard|Oh, you savage! Your Eau Sauvage cologne has a whiff of this herb found in classic pesto sauce|basil
14/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|HANDWRITING|$600|medium|This 10-letter word for the art of attractive writing has the name of a writing implement in it|penmanship
12/10/2010|Jeopardy!|HOME SWEET HOME|$200|easy|It's located at 3734 Elvis Presley Boulevard in Memphis|Graceland
13/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OUR NATION'S CAPITAL|$800|hard|John Wilkes Booth's pistol is on display in this building, where he used it|Ford's Theater
11/11/2004|Jeopardy!|CHEESE|$600|medium|'To Kiss in Shadows' & 'Stealing Heaven' won 2003 Rita Awards for this type of novel|romance
30/06/1998|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$100|easy|If someone wants you to hurry, he tells you to 'get' this metal out|Lead
20/01/2000|Jeopardy!|ALONG CAME MARY|$200|easy|In 1920 she married Douglas Fairbanks & in the mid-'30s she retired from acting|Mary Pickford
23/06/1999|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES|$500|medium|'The Buffalo Hangman'|Grover Cleveland
16/01/2006|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$200|easy|'Loose Lips' do this was a WWII catch phrase about defense plant workers watching their tongues|sink ships
08/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMERS|$1000|hard|In 1967 Jocelyn Bell Burnell discovered this new type of star that emits regular bursts of radio waves|Pulsar
11/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|STAR TREK|$1600|hard|In the 2009 film, Karl Urban took over for DeForest Kelley & darnit, Jim, played this doctor, not a bricklayer!|Dr. McCoy
11/03/2003|Jeopardy!|THE BARD WRITES|$200|easy|During a fight, he shouts, 'Lay on, Macduff, and damned be him that first cries 'Hold Enough''|Macbeth
24/06/2005|Jeopardy!|ASTRONAUTS|$800|hard|One of the three men on the mission whose NASA patch is seen here|(1 of) James Lovell, Fred Haise, & Jack Swigert
12/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MEET THE BEETLES|$2000|hard|The resemblance of the jaws of the beetle seen here to a male deer's antlers gives it this name|stag beetle
19/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THAT OLD TIME TELEVISION|$2000|hard|Jeepers, Dr. Smith!  On TV's 'Lost in Space', this actor played the youngest Robinson|Billy Mumy
27/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A VIOLENT CATEGORY|$1200|hard|As a noun it includes the cerebrum; as a verb it means 'to smash on the head'|brain
11/01/2008|Jeopardy!|WORKING ON MY CLASSIC CAR|$400|easy|Use dipsticks to check 2 levels: of the oil & of the fluid for this system that transfers power to the wheels|the transmission
18/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ETYMOLOGISTS' ABBREVIATIONS|$400|easy|No longer in use: obs.|obsolete
03/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WHY, I OTTO...|$600|medium|He returned to Amsterdam after the end of WWII & his daughter Anne's death, to collect her papers|Otto Frank
10/01/2006|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT MAJOR NEWSPAPER|$600|medium|Denver Rocky Mountain, San Antonio Express-, Dallas Morning|News
15/05/2008|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC MOVIES|$200|easy|For Julie Andrews, the hills were alive with this, the title of a 1965 musical|The Sound of Music
10/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$400|easy|After slaying Grendel, the title character of this epic poem becomes King of the Geats & rules for 50 years|Beowulf
12/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$600|medium|John Larroquette played Captain Stillman in this wacky 1981 comedy about misfits in the Army|Stripes
17/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ADVERBS|$3000|hard|According to Francis Scott Key, it's how the Stars & Stripes were streaming|gallantly
03/12/1993|Jeopardy!|1500|$500|medium|This first Tudor king reigned on the throne of England|Henry VII
25/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WEDDINGS|$1000|hard|This composer was 17, a legal age for men in Mississippi to marry, when he began work on the following:|Felix Mendelssohn ('The Wedding March')
22/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IF THEY MARRIED....|$600|medium|Genghis' emperor grandson weds the female lead singer of Rufus|Kublai & Chaka Khan
09/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EXTRAORDINARY JOES|$800|hard|Joe Strummer strummed & sang for this band heard here:|The Clash
14/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE AGE OF ENLIGHTENMENT|$600|medium|Under her rule in 1783, Russia licensed private publishing houses|Catherine the Great
11/10/2010|Jeopardy!|STRING THEORY 101|$800|hard|In the U.S. string cheese is usually a type of this cheese|mozzarella
03/01/2011|Jeopardy!|SKY HIGH|$600|medium|Aon center at 707 Wilshire Blvd|Los Angeles
13/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PLENTY OF TIME|$2000|hard|A clock set in the year 2000 & losing 1 second a year would first be an hour off in this year|5600
01/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES IN MEDICINE|$2000|hard|The palsy that paralyzes facial muscles on one side was named for this anatomist|(Sir Charles) Bell
02/01/2009|Jeopardy!|DUMB GUYS' GREATEST INVENTIONS|$400|easy|Dumb guys now have a place to put their 32-oz. drinks; not only do these come in cars but they're on movie seats!|cupholders
14/06/2007|Jeopardy!|MARYLAND|$800|hard|The 1760s establishment of this permanently fixed Maryland's northern border|Mason-Dixon Line
18/11/2009|Final Jeopardy!|THE 18th CENTURY|None|None|If the Earl of Chesterfield hadn't gotten England to adopt this, he'd have died March 13 instead of March 24, 1773|the Gregorian Calendar
23/02/2006|Jeopardy!|'TRANS' MISSION|$400|easy|This device can increase or reduce power so your blow dryer doesn't get extra volts on your trip to Europe|a transformer
20/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BRANDS|$1600|hard|This candy-coated gum brand is named for a substance used to make gum|Chiclets
22/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BACK IN '68|$800|hard|On Christmas Eve 1968, Borman, Lovell & Anders became the first men to circle this object|the Moon
16/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TURNING 50 IN '98|$400|easy|Turning 50 on March 31, he's a year younger than his predecessor, Dan Quayle|Al Gore
25/03/2010|Jeopardy!|WEAK RHYMES|$600|medium|The most striking feature on a puffin is this colorful body part|the beak
17/06/2008|Jeopardy!|LET'S EAT|$600|medium|The French dish eggs sardou features artichoke hearts & this veggie, creamed|spinach
15/12/1997|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$400|easy|This New York City university's school of medicine was founded in 1767|Columbia
06/05/2003|Jeopardy!|PENGUIN CLASSICS|$2000|hard|New to Penguin Classics is this 1953 play, a parable about McCarthy's witch hunts|The Crucible
07/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|REGIONAL THEATRES|$200|easy|Many of August Wilson's plays have been produced by this college's Repertory Theatre in New Haven|Yale
24/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WHOSE LINE IS IT ANYWAY?|$1600|hard|In the best picture of '95, this actor exclaimed, 'They may take our lives, but they'll never take our freedom!'|Mel Gibson (from Braveheart)
15/12/2005|Jeopardy!|MY FAVORITE FILMS|$800|hard|In this 1979 film the talented Ms. Ripley battles an outer-space menace|Alien
14/04/2003|Jeopardy!|IF THEY MARRIED...|$200|easy|Frank Zappa's daughter thinks 'Good Times' comic Jimmie is 'Dy-no-mite!' & becomes this, like Buzz Aldrin|Moon Walker
15/05/1991|Jeopardy!|DESERTS|$100|easy|We'll gamble on your knowing that almost all of this state is in the Great Basin Desert|Nevada
12/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|POETIC LINES|$2000|hard|In December 1839 he penned the line, 'It was the schooner Hesperus that sailed the wintry sea'|Longfellow
11/09/2003|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL NICKNAMES|$600|medium|'Catfish'|Jim Hunter
09/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MASTERS|$2000|hard|Ms. Gentileschi, the painter, rape victim, & movie subject whose work is seen here, had this first name|Artemisia
08/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY AIRCRAFT|$1600|hard|Vertol, later Boeing Vertol, developed these, like the Sea Knight & the Chinook|helicopters
06/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS OF THE PAST|$800|hard|In his teens this Elizabethan courtier from Devon fought on the Huguenot side in France's wars of religion|Sir Walter Raleigh
26/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S IT, I'M 'OUT'|$2000|hard|A computer device, or a tool that hollows or furrows items|a router
10/02/2003|Jeopardy!|PARADISE LOST|$400|easy|Ithuriel is one of these; Belial is a fallen one|angel
21/10/2003|Jeopardy!|IT'S GONNA BLOW!|$800|hard|There are bass & alto versions of this popular orchestra instrument heard here|flute
18/09/2007|Jeopardy!|COP ROCK|$600|medium|Copper in rocks is likely to be more mobile under this type of condition, as opposed to alkaline|acidic
10/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE ROLES OF A LIFETIME|$800|hard|Mia Thermopolis, Agent 99, Andy Sachs|Anne Hathaway
11/03/2009|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT CRITTER|$800|hard|Gymnogyps californianus|California condor
16/11/1993|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL U.S.A.|$100|easy|Ask for directions in Waikiki & you may be told 'mauka', toward the mountains, or 'makai', toward this|Ocean
17/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'F'IVE-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|One who's been convicted of a more serious type of crime|felon
20/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POP LIT|$1600|hard|Springsteen's 'Born in the U.S.A.' was inspired by this memoir of Vietnam by Ron Kovic|Born on the Fourth of July
10/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN PLAYS|$400|easy|The first line of this Strindberg play tells us that the title 'miss' is 'absolutely wild!'|Miss Julie
15/06/2010|Jeopardy!|SPORTS STARS' MEMOIRS & BIOS|$200|easy|'Comeback 2.0' is a photo-journal of his return to professional cycling|Lance Armstrong
05/09/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$200|easy|This legendary fruit tree planter was the subject of a work by Vachel Lindsay|Johnny Appleseed
21/01/2010|Jeopardy!|STARTING A LEGAL HOME BUSINESS|$600|medium|Instead of buying equipment, you can arrange this type of long-term rental & write some of it off on your taxes|a lease
18/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' RHYME TIME|$800|hard|The Berliners visiting Mr. Melville|Herman's Germans
22/10/2003|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$200|easy|In 1975 the United Kingdom began piping oil from this sea to its shores|the North Sea
10/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|GUINNESS RECORDS|$200|easy|An estimated record crowd of 800,000 attended a 1986 classical music concert in this NYC park|Central Park
02/01/2008|Jeopardy!|EYE ON AFRICA|$400|easy|On landing in Accra, the very first Peace Corps volunteers sang this country's national anthem on the tarmac|Ghana
18/06/1997|Jeopardy!|HORSES|$400|easy|The Percheron was first bred in & named for a district in this country|France
27/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$200|easy|Representing a crab, it's the faintest of all the Zodiac's constellations|Cancer
21/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|THE FAMILY BIBLE|$200|easy|Deuteronomy 24 provides a no fault legal procedure for this, but only for men|divorce
30/10/2002|Jeopardy!|CONTESTS|$800|hard|Here's some trivia: the world's biggest trivia contest is run by WWSP-FM in this Wisconsin city (note the SP)|Stevens Point
12/01/2009|Jeopardy!|HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW 'ME'?|$200|easy|In a Beatles song, it's the occupation of 'Lovely Rita'|Meter Maid
19/01/2012|Jeopardy!|THAT'S BUSINESS|$1000|hard|In 1927 this brand name first appeared on a Sears washing machine|Kenmore
21/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$1000|hard|Evan Hunter writes his '87th Precinct' & 'Matthew Hope' novels under this pseudonym|Ed McBain
11/03/2008|Jeopardy!|DRINK UP!|$800|hard|This liquor that's made from agave has been called 'tequila's poor cousin'|mescal
17/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$800|hard|This 'Carmen' composer's 'Symphony in C' wasn't heard until the 1930s, over 50 years after his death|Georges Bizet
04/06/2007|Jeopardy!|MONEY FOR NOTHING|$600|medium|Unexpected cash from the bossman; NBA teams can go 'into' it once their foe has committed too many fouls|bonus
05/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION MOVIE|$1200|hard|This time it's about 'Salvation' from the evil cyborgs in this 2009 film|Terminator Salvation (Terminator accepted)
26/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|EXILES|$800|hard|After being overthrown by Castro in 1959, he spent his last 14 years in exile|Fulgencio Batista
14/02/2011|Jeopardy!|NAME THE DECADE|$400|easy|The Empire State Building opens & the 'War of the Worlds' radio broadcast causes a panic|the 1930s
23/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY ON THE SCREEN|$800|hard|He's the 20th century risk taker whose life is dramatized here:  'We must restore out Egyptian pride...'|Anwar Sadat (played by Louis Gossett Jr.)
14/07/2006|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL WIVES|$1000|hard|John Philip Sousa provided the music for Grover Cleveland's White House wedding to this 21-year-old|Frances Folsom
04/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE BUSH FAMILY TREE|$400|easy|Before he was president George H.W. Bush served as U.S. ambassador to this organization from 1971 to 1973|the United Nations
29/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'AR' MATEY!|$400|easy|A cutting remark, or the sharp point projecting in the reverse direction of the main point of a fishhook|a barb
08/10/2002|Jeopardy!|TV PUPPETS|$600|medium|In 1989 NBC had this alien help host the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade|ALF
10/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S ROCK|$1200|hard|'Hello, I Love You' was the first track on 'Waiting for the Sun', this group's only No. 1 album|the Doors
24/04/2006|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE HORN|$600|medium|This strait that separates the Pacific & Atlantic oceans is named for a Portuguese guy|Magellan
24/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHICAL MENAGERIE|$1600|hard|Both the Aztec god Quetzalcoatl & the Mayan god Kukulcan were these creatures adorned with feathers|snakes
03/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WE LOVE BROADWAY|$2000|hard|Hey there!  Harry Connick, Jr. donned sleepwear for the 2006 revival of this hit musical|The Pajama Game
29/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MUST 'C' TV|$1200|hard|Kyra Sedgwick stars as tough cookie interrogator Brenda Leigh Johnson on this drama|The Closer
10/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THINKING ABOUT COLLEGE|$400|easy|New student orientation at this state capital's Chaminade Univ. sometimes includes a luau, so sign me up!|Honolulu
25/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PAT-POURRI|$2000|hard|Author of the swashbuckling naval adventure novel 'Master & Commander'|Patrick O'Brian
05/02/1986|Jeopardy!|'J' WORDS|$400|easy|Flotsam's 'friend'|jetsam
27/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1000|hard|Jimmy Carter's 'Achy Breaky' Secretary of State|Billy Ray Cyrus Vance
13/09/2006|Jeopardy!|MR. 'ED'|$200|easy|It's a small whirlpool|an eddy
09/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DEAD RECKONING|$400|easy|Upon this man's 1485 death, Henry Tudor became king as Henry VII|Richard III
13/10/2004|Jeopardy!|THE TOOTH OF THE MATTER|$200|easy|What?  Him worry?|Alfred E. Neuman
23/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY 'B'|$2000|hard|This Central American national capital city has a scant population of about 7,100|Belmopan
03/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DO THE RIGHT 'THING'|$2000|hard|Millard Fillmore ran unsuccessfully for president as this party's candidate in 1856|the Know-Nothing Party
29/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TV REDUX|$600|medium|A 1995 episode of 'Mad About You' featured this actor as Alan Brady, his part on the old 'Dick Van Dyke Show'|Carl Reiner
15/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FIND THE BIRTHSTONE|$400|easy|Bury me not on the lone prairie without this red birthstone for July|ruby (bury)
08/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ALBUMS THAT ROCK|$2000|hard|'Beggars Banquet', 'Steel Wheels'|the Rolling Stones
14/03/2006|Jeopardy!|FUN WITH DICK & JANE|$400|easy|See Dick.  See Dick ride steeplechase in the '50s.  See Dick write 'Bolt', a 1986 mystery.  Write, Dick. Write|Dick Francis
21/05/1993|Jeopardy!|MEXICO|$100|easy|This resort city is famous for the cliff divers of La Quebrada|Acapulco
20/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|IT USED TO MEAN|$400|easy|It once meant 'an insult', so you'd be adding insult to...insult|Injury
26/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$2000|hard|Robert Frost ended his 'Mending Wall' with this famous phrase about barriers|fences make good neighbors
09/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'B' GIRLS|$200|easy|She's Mrs. Dagwood Bumstead|Blondie
22/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE JETS|$2000|hard|Each turbojet on the Northrop F-5E generates 3,500 pounds of thrust; these 'kick in' to boost thrust to 5,000 pounds|afterburners
11/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LAST LINES|$2000|hard|This Laurence Sterne novel's last line says you've been reading a story about 'A cock and a bull'|Tristram Shandy
07/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS OF THE BIBLE|$4000|hard|Probably written by Jeremiah, this book is in the form of a 5-poem dirge|Lamentations
11/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HUMANITARIANS|$1000|hard|He began studying yellow fever in 1897, 3 years prior to being appointed to a commission to find its cause|Walter Reed
02/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|For a phrase that means 'spotless', it pairs with 'spick'|span
20/11/2009|Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED IN NOVEMBER|$200|easy|Abraham Lincoln delivered this November 19, 1863; it lasted all of 2 minutes|the Gettysburg Address
18/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|This British River rises in the Cotswold Hills of Gloucester|the Thames
05/05/2008|Jeopardy!|2- OR 3-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|Next to/ automatic advance to second round without having to play|by/bye
19/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$400|easy|Hera took the eyes of Argus & set them in the tail of this, her favorite bird|peacock
25/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|3 OF A KIND|$800|hard|Java, COBOL, Perl|programming languages
27/05/2011|Jeopardy!|THE SHANGHAI WORLD EXPO|$800|hard|Artwork brought to China for the expo included a van Gogh, a Gauguin, and a self-portrait by this woman in the Mexico pavilion|Frida Kahlo
05/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DR. FAUST WILL SEE YOU NOW|$1200|hard|He wrote a 1947 novel about a German composer whose masterpiece is 'The Lamentation of Doctor Faustus'|Thomas Mann
26/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|& JOAN RIVERS RUNS THROUGH IT|$800|hard|Ms. R was Miss Piggy's coworker (we can only imagine the office dish) when the Muppets took this title place in '84|Manhattan
02/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'F' TRUE HOLLYWOOD STORY|$2000|hard|'Dr. Strangelove' director Stanley Kubrick threatened to sue over this film with a similar nuclear war scenario|Fail-Safe
05/11/2002|Jeopardy!|ALPHABETIC HOMOPHONES|$400|easy|A lunar mare, Tranquility is one|sea (C)
22/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|A SENSE OF DECORUM|$400|easy|If a girl receives one of these small bouquets on prom night, she must wear it no matter how much it clashes|corsage
19/10/2009|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$1000|hard|Schopenhauer wrote that to do this 'is to halve your rights and double your duties'; so he never did|to marry
16/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TROUBLE|$1600|hard|In the Old Testament, Eliphaz warns this patient guy that 'man that is born of a woman is... full of trouble'|Job
31/01/2007|Jeopardy!|ERIC IS SO TALENTED|$600|medium|He sang lead vocals on the No. 1 hit 'The House of the Rising Sun'|Eric Burdon
12/10/1998|Jeopardy!|'76|$200|easy|In 1976 he appeared in 'Car Wash' & 'Silver Streak' & won a comedy album Grammy|Richard Pryor
19/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|O PIONEERS!|$400|easy|In the 1840s this religious sect left Nauvoo, Illinois & headed west|the Mormons
13/11/2006|Jeopardy!|HOW I MET YOUR MOTOR|$400|easy|Appropriately, this Michigan city is known as 'Motor City'|Detroit
16/01/2008|Jeopardy!|GIVE AN 'NCH'|$600|medium|I've got a feeling you'll know this synonym for an intuitive feeling|hunch
10/03/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC HOMES|$200|easy|The Gibson House on Beacon Street in this city is named for its original 19th century furnishings|Boston
21/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN BIOS|$2000|hard|'Monster'|Aileen Wuornos
01/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL TRACK & FIELD HALL OF FAME|$2000|hard|She won the first Olympic women's marathon in 1984 & ran under 2:50 in the New York Marathon in 2009|Joan Benoit
18/06/2007|Jeopardy!|'MOTHER', 'FATHER', 'SISTER', 'BROTHER'|$200|easy|Though he had no biological kids of his own, George Washington is known by this paternal nickname|the Father of his Country
21/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|KILL BILL: VOL. 2|$400|easy|A bill granting a bonus to these men, backed by the American Legion, was vetoed by Harding in 1922|the WWI vets
05/03/2010|Jeopardy!|WHAT AM I GOING TO WEAR?|$600|medium|Complete the look of the powder blue tuxedo with a ruffled one of these detachable false shirt fronts|a dickey
02/05/2008|Jeopardy!|1980s MUSIC|$600|medium|On the Michael Jackson hit 'Beat It', this virtuoso lead guitarist played a solo|Eddie Van Halen
01/12/2006|Jeopardy!|CHICO, HARPO OR GROUCHO|$800|hard|His real first name was Adolph|Harpo
15/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MISSING ELEMENTS|$2000|hard|Methanol: ____H3OH|carbon
14/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MATH|$800|hard|A sexagesimal system is based on this number|60
03/07/2001|Jeopardy!|HOW COME?|$100|easy|Jules Verne's Phileas Fogg comes across the Pacific on the General Grant, this type of ship|Steamship
20/06/2007|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD HELPER|$400|easy|Gam or pod: a herd of these large mammals|whales
15/10/1999|Jeopardy!|SKIN STUFF|$300|easy|The best skin for one of these procedures often used to treat burns comes from yourself or an identical twin|Graft
08/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S VISIT THE MIDEAST|$1200|hard|The dude in white is one of these nomads, from a word for 'desert-dweller'|a Bedouin
31/03/2006|Jeopardy!|VANITY|$600|medium|This singing ex of Tommy Mottola had a life-sized $9,500 birthday cake modelled after herself for a 2005 bash|Mariah Carey
08/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICAL ABBREV.|$400|easy|A type of managed care plan: HMO|Health maintenance organization
26/01/2004|Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS|$400|easy|This almost 900-page book sold about 5 million copies on its first day of sale, June 21, 2003|Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
01/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FILM ROLES IN COMMON|$600|medium|Laurence Olivier reigned as this warrior king in 1945; Kenneth Branagh took the throne in 1989|Henry V
05/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$600|medium|They're also known as your zygomatic bones, & high ones are considered especially attractive|Cheekbones
19/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTER ASSASSINATION|$800|hard|This writer didn't flat out say, 'Roderick Usher's own house fell on him', but the implication is clear|(Edgar Allan) Poe
26/05/1986|Double Jeopardy!|COLORADO|$800|hard|U. of Colorado's 'Alferd Packer Grill' was named after 1st man in U.S. convicted of this crime|cannibalism
04/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MY DEER|$2000|hard|The male of this small deer is prized for an oily excretion that's used to scent perfumes & soaps|a musk deer
19/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SPLIT INFINITIVES|$800|hard|Condemning split infinitives is based on a false analogy with this language in which infinitives are a single word|Latin
13/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE HECUBA, YOU SAY|$800|hard|One of Hecuba's daughters, she received the gift of prophecy & foresaw the destruction of Troy|Cassandra
15/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GONE TOO SOON|$3000|hard|Of this athlete, Pres. Clinton said, 'We were dazzled by her speed, humbled by her talent & captivated by her style'|Florence Griffith Joyner ('FloJo')
23/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR-NOMINATED SONGS|$800|hard|'Be Our Guest' (1991)|Beauty and the Beast
13/12/2006|Jeopardy!|MOVIES WITHIN MOVIES|$1000|hard|Andy & Red view the Rita Hayworth film 'Gilda' in this movie based on a Stephen King tale|The Shawshank Redemption
29/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ROAM|$800|hard|The mosque seen here is in this fabled city of Mali, once a center of trade & Islamic learning|Timbuktu
03/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD FACTS|$1600|hard|The name of this long, wide loaf of bread is Italian for 'slipper'|ciabatta
05/12/1997|Jeopardy!|TECHNOLOGY|$200|easy|The IBM 'computer' of 1928 stored its data on these|Punch cards
19/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|WEAPONS OF WORLD WAR II|$2000|hard|'Hefty' nickname of the second & last atomic bomb used during the war|Fat Man
27/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DAS KAPITALISTS|$800|hard|In 1948 13 directors of industrial giant I.G. Farben were convicted of war crimes in this German city|Nuremburg
02/12/2009|Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES' ROLES|$200|easy|'Along Came Polly', 'Office Space', 'Love Happens'|Jennifer Aniston
19/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL BIRTHPLACES|$200|easy|February 12, 1809 near Hodgenville, Kentucky|Abraham Lincoln
01/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MAJOR|$1600|hard|Benedict Arnold is in the basement of St. Mary's Battersea; this major & contact of his lies in Westminster Abbey|Major John André
13/12/2002|Jeopardy!|HELLO, DOLLY!|$400|easy|Wanna see this Microsoft guy in his underwear?  Buy the paper doll book that lets you dress him up as Janet Reno|Bill Gates
12/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TWO OF A KIND|$800|hard|First names of the famous Siamese twins of the 19th century|Chang & Eng (Bunker)
01/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'W'ORDS|$2000|hard|A stratagem or trick: when used as a verb with 'away', it means 'to pass the time'|wile/while
10/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THE NOVELS OF H.G. WELLS|$800|hard|In an 1897 work a man discovers his 'refractive index' can be changed to that of air, making him this type of 'man'|Invisible
10/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|GEOMETRY|$1000|hard|The sum of all the interior angles in a pair of isosceles triangles|360 degrees
01/10/1996|Jeopardy!|WE'RE NO. 1|$400|easy|This U.S. state is no. 1 in the number of marriages and Girl Scouts|California
11/11/2004|Jeopardy!|DOUGH|$200|easy|Chile uses this basic unit of currency|a peso
16/10/1986|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$400|easy|His experiences as a bombardier in WWII were the basis of the novel 'Catch-22'|Joseph Heller
13/10/2000|Jeopardy!|NFL HOME STADIUMS|$400|easy|Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome|Minnesota Vikings
11/02/2009|Jeopardy!|THE GADSDEN PURCHASE|$400|easy|Today the Gadsden purchase lands form part of the southern ends of these 2 states|New Mexico & Arizona
21/09/2010|Jeopardy!|BUT WHAT AM EYE?|$800|hard|The more melanin & the closer it is to the surface, the darker the color of this 4-letter eye part|the iris
13/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HERE'S LOOKING AT YOU, KID|$2000|hard|The title kid in 1948's 'The Boy with Green Hair'|Dean Stockwell
13/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DEATH SENTENCES|$600|medium|He told James Boswell, 'The better a man is, the more afraid he is of death'|Samuel Johnson
08/12/2009|Jeopardy!|DUDE, YOU'RE A SONG!|$1000|hard|In a Pearl Jam tune this boy 'spoke in class today'|Jeremy
15/11/2005|Jeopardy!|STEP INTO THE STUDY|$400|easy|I'm into proxemics, as people are always invading my personal this|space
10/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RECORDS|$200|easy|Albert Hammond had a No. 5 hit in 1972 with the forecast 'It Never Rains' here|In Southern California
27/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'L' WORLD|$1200|hard|This highest capital in the Andes was founded on the site of an earlier settlement in 1548|La Paz
02/05/2008|Jeopardy!|U.S. GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$800|hard|This document served as our basic charter of government from 1781 until the Constitution in 1789|the Articles of Confederation
16/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS IN HISTORY|$800|hard|As a teen in the 1480s, this sculptor of 'David' studied art at a school in the Medici Gardens|Michelangelo
15/03/2010|Jeopardy!|LINENS & THINGS|$400|easy|This basic type of sheet has elastic edges tailored to grip a mattress; can somebodv help me fold it?|a fitted sheet
12/05/2010|Jeopardy!|IT'S A TELEGRAM|$400|easy|In 1913 Cecil B. DeMille wired from California, 'Want authority to rent barn in place called' this 'for $75 a month'|Hollywood
13/04/1998|Jeopardy!|ON THE AUCTION BLOCK|$100|easy|In 1997 Chicago's Field Museum paid over $8 mil. for the largest & most complete skeleton of this dinosaur|Tyrannosaurus Rex
21/04/1987|Jeopardy!|STARRY SONGS|$200|easy|It begins, 'Are the stars out tonight, I can't tell if it's cloudy or bright'|I Only Have Eyes For You
03/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'PE' CLASS|$1200|hard|Aim high & maybe one day you'll wind up living in this top-floor luxury apartment|penthouse
18/03/2011|Jeopardy!|1911|$600|medium|Claiming 146 lives, the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire in this city led to worker safety reforms|New York City
28/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CENTERS OF POWER|$800|hard|The Belwind Offshore Wind Farm, Bel for Belgium, is in this sea|the North Sea
24/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BITES|$800|hard|Long before the queen song, Homer used this metaphor for warriors who die in battle|bite the dust
02/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|VWLLSS CNTRS|$1600|hard|CRT|Croatia
21/02/2003|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN CITIES|$400|easy|The MGM Grand Hotel in this city claims to be the largest in the world with over 5,000 guest rooms|Las Vegas
22/02/2010|Jeopardy!|BEHIND THE SCENES|$800|hard|Seen here in 1955 director Nicholas Ray instructs these two young stars in the finer points of rebellion|James Dean & Natalie Wood
16/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS WHO ACT|$600|medium|Eddie Fisher had a bit role as a stage manager in this Bette Davis film about a Broadway star & her young rival|All About Eve
26/12/2011|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS TOMBS|$800|hard|The headstone of this Hollywood legend is seen here, doc|Mel Blanc
18/01/2010|Jeopardy!|THE KITCHEN ZINC|$200|easy|Having more zinc per serving than any other food may be why these shellfish are said to improve one's love life|oysters
16/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$200|easy|King Olaf II is this country's patron saint|Norway
11/06/2001|Jeopardy!|Y TO K|$200|easy|The 1973 one of these from Berkley High contains photos of Steven Dorfman & Nancy Tong|Yearbook
17/11/1989|Jeopardy!|GARDENING|$100|easy|Dates & coconuts both grow on this type of tree|Palm Tree
21/11/2007|Jeopardy!|AIR|$600|medium|A vaporizer puts out steam; this device has the same effect on the air by producing a cool mist|a humidifier
08/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|I NEED SOME SPACE|$800|hard|This multinational orbital project abbreviated I.S.S. houses numerous research modules|the International Space Station
12/09/1989|Jeopardy!|TIME|$500|medium|A law discovered by Galileo led Christian Huygens to build the 1st clock regulated by one of these|a pendulum
30/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. STAMPS|$1000|hard|The Kentucky statehood issue of 1942 featured a picture of this pioneer & 3 settlers|Daniel Boone
04/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BIG DATES|$200|easy|On August 2, 1964 a U.S. destroyer was attacked by the North Vietnamese in this gulf|the Gulf of Tonkin
29/09/2010|Jeopardy!|A FREEZER FULL OF FOOD|$200|easy|'What would you do for' one of this brand's NASCAR bars with caramel ice cream, a chocolate wafer & peanuts?|a Klondike Bar
17/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$800|hard|This stormy natural phenomenon is a cause of significant amounts of nitrogen oxides|lightning
03/07/2006|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PEOPLE|$1000|hard|He's the elder of Isaac & Rebekah's twin sons|Esau
22/10/1998|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD|$500|medium|Founded by Adolph Zukor, it's the only major film studio actually based in Hollywood|Paramount Pictures
07/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HOW ABOUT A COCKTAIL?|$2000|hard|Rum, triple sec, lime juice, mint, sugar & an egg white go into this drink named for a Mexican resort|an Acapulco
27/10/1997|Jeopardy!|NOTED SCRIBES|$500|medium|From 1903 to 1905, American author Winston Churchill served in the legislature of this 'Granite State'|New Hampshire
25/02/2005|Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$1000|hard|Shakespeare: 'Dost thou think, because thou art virtuous, there shall be no more cakes and' this?|ale
12/06/2000|Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$100|easy|On the internet www.dol.gov gets you the Department of this|Labor
01/10/2009|Jeopardy!|ODE TO BILLY JOEL|$200|easy|Your first hit was this / '74 was the year / Say, does that microphone / Still smell like beer?|Piano Man
26/05/2003|Jeopardy!|BROTHERS IN BUSINESS|$200|easy|Studio that brought us 'Casablanca' & Bugs Bunny|Warner Bros.
02/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NUTRITION|$400|easy|Helping the body use protein, the B6 type of this is as least half as important as B12|vitamin
17/01/2003|Jeopardy!|RICE|$1000|hard|The name of this fragrant rice of India means 'queen of fragrance'|Basmati rice
15/11/1990|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$500|medium|This unit named for a Swedish scientist is used to designate wavelengths of light|angstrom
02/02/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$600|medium|'Le Beau Danube' with music by Johann Strauss, is set in a public park in this city|Vienna
23/05/2006|Jeopardy!|A 'C'OUNTRY MILE|$400|easy|This country of about 20,000 sq. miles is among the most stable economically & politically in Central America|Costa Rica
16/11/2006|Jeopardy!|DANCING PAINFULLY WITH THE STARS|$1000|hard|Better take a deep breath before you do an underwater merengue with this '60s TV title dolphin|Flipper
22/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES BY ROLES|$2000|hard|1994: Jenny Curran, Lt. Dan, 'Bubba' Blue|Forrest Gump
28/11/2007|Jeopardy!|POTENT QUOTABLES|$600|medium|Newspaper editor John Bogart said, 'If a man' does this, 'that is news'|bites dog
19/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S PUT ON A PLAY|$600|medium|From Greek for 'entrance to a tent', it's the arch that separates the stage from the auditorium|the proscenium
24/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MEDALS & DECORATIONS|$800|hard|While the George Cross is inscribed 'For Gallantry', this British cross is inscribed 'For Valor'|Victoria Cross
17/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|OLD FARMERS|$1000|hard|As part of his 'rebellion' this Virginia farmer captured & burned Jamestown in 1676|Nathaniel Bacon
28/02/2006|Jeopardy!|BIO HAZARD|$800|hard|It's the 2-word title of Hillary Clinton's bestselling 2003 autobiography|Living History
03/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'GEO'PARDY!|$1200|hard|'My wife said, 'That's not going in the living room'', a man said in 2004 after spearing a 188-lb. one of these fish|a sturgeon
14/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CAN I GET YOUR NUMBER?|$2000|hard|A pianist could tell you this is the number of days it takes Mercury to complete one orbit|88
23/04/2009|Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$200|easy|In 1974 farmers digging for water found an army of clay warriors 'protecting' an emperor's tomb in this country|China
29/09/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$400|easy|After a plea from his son, Abe Lincoln was the first to give a presidential pardon to one of these birds|(Thanksgiving) Turkey
02/06/2004|Jeopardy!|LET'S CLEAN UP|$600|medium|For some light cleaning, it's the 2-word name of the item seen here|a feather duster
17/10/2002|Final Jeopardy!|MODERN-DAY KNIGHTS|None|None|At the Knights of the Garter's Chapel, the heraldic crest representing this man depicts a kiwi with an axe|Sir Edmund Hillary
24/02/2005|Jeopardy!|SPINGARN MEDAL WINNERS|$800|hard|1989: A minister, politician & civil rights leader|Jesse Jackson
18/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AIN'T WE GOT PUN|$1200|hard|About comparing a pair of beetles, a pun-chline in 'Master and Commander' is 'Choose the lesser of' these|two weevils
10/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SOVIET MAN|$2000|hard|This secret policeman lost a struggle for power & was liquidated himself in 1953|Lavrentiy Beria
20/09/2001|Jeopardy!|WE ARE THE WORLD|$500|medium|In 1998 MCI Communications merged with this major company|WorldCom
27/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED BOOKS OF THE BIBLE|$400|easy|WET MATH|Matthew
31/12/1998|Jeopardy!|PARTY ON!|$100|easy|'Pin the nose on the witch' is a Halloween variation of this ever-popular party game|pin the tail on the donkey
18/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TEAM PLAYERS|$2000|hard|Maurice 'The Rocket' Richard, 1942-60|the Montreal Canadiens
18/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|FRANCE|$400|easy|During WWII German occupation this motto was replaced by 'Work, Family, Fatherland'|Liberty, Equality, Fraternity
26/11/2007|Jeopardy!|COMPUTER ON!|$1000|hard|It's what the 'ML' stands for in HTML, used for creating Internet documents|Markup Language
30/01/2003|Jeopardy!|THAT '70s SONG|$1000|hard|This 1971 hit from Bread would fit in a 2-letter words category|If
22/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$200|easy|This humorist often commented, 'All I know is what I read in the papers'|Will Rogers
26/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY WOMEN|$800|hard|At her death in 1901 she had 37 great-grandchildren, including the future George VI & the czar's daughter Olga|Queen Victoria
07/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EXCLAMATION POINTS|$1000|hard|In 1963 he painted the comic strip-inspired 'Whaam!'|Roy Lichtenstein
27/11/1989|Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$100|easy|Hollywood empire builder who 'Labored like a mountain and brought forth a mouse'|Walt Disney
11/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$800|hard|One of the most popular organizations at this state univ. in Louisiana is the Tiger Marching Band, founded 1926|Grambling
09/04/1991|Double Jeopardy!|ANTS|$400|easy|These ants never build nests but occupy temporary bivouacs|army ants
10/06/2008|Jeopardy!|THEY RULED IN 1708|$400|easy|Famous for his determined policy of 'Westernization', this 'great' guy was czar of Russia in 1708|Peter the Great
20/01/2009|Jeopardy!|STUPID GEOGRAPHIC ANSWERS|$600|medium|This sea lies to the north of Belgium, the Netherlands & Germany|the North Sea
07/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC MAKERS|$800|hard|Earl Scruggs, once a member of the Foggy Mountain Boys, gained fame playing this instrument|a banjo
20/02/2003|Jeopardy!|SAY IT IN...|$200|easy|For conversations in Japan, learn the useful word wakarimasen, which means 'I don't' this|understand
18/11/2004|Jeopardy!|NASA PRODUCTS|$400|easy|For NASA, Black & Decker developed this type of tool to let astronauts work on the moon without needing a wall socket|cordless
20/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|RIVERS|$400|easy|This French river empties into the English Channel near Le Havre|Seine
14/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ONLY ONE VOWEL|$1600|hard|Robert Frost wrote a poem called 'happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in' this|length
08/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$400|easy|In June 1781 British troops nearly captured this future president in Virginia, his home state|Jefferson
23/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$1000|hard|Robert Clary, who played Corporal LeBeau in this series, was interned in Nazi concentration camps in WWII|Hogan's Heroes
18/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$600|medium|Abruzzese is a dialect of this language|Italian
24/12/2002|Jeopardy!|HORSING AROUND|$3000|hard|This horse breed was running around the peninsula of the same name as early as 2500 B.C.|Arabian
13/04/2006|Jeopardy!|YOU DO KNOW JACK|$800|hard|A former presidential cabinet secretary, in the '60s he was a quarterback for the Buffalo Bills|Jack Kemp
03/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NUMBERS|$4000|hard|In restaurant slang, this number means 'all gone'|86
25/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIG WORDS|$200|easy|It cost just 37 cents when Burger King introduced it in 1957|the Whopper
21/03/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL 'OVER', BABY|$400|easy|It can mean to toss a baseball too far or to remove a ruler by force|to overthrow
26/09/2003|Jeopardy!|DINOSAURS|$800|hard|Made famous by 'Jurassic Park', this 6-foot-long 'swift robber' had a 'killing claw' on each foot|a Velociraptor
12/07/2005|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$400|easy|This martial art is said to have been inspired by the slow, sinuous movements of a snake|tai chi
10/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|ELECTIONS|$200|easy|In his memoirs, he insists he really won in 1960|Richard Nixon
27/01/2012|Jeopardy!|CHILD ACTORS|$600|medium|At age 11, this future portrayer of Bella Swan was Jodie Foster's daughter in 'Panic Room'|Kristen Stewart
07/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TENNIS|$600|medium|The International Lawn Tennis Challenge trophy is better known as this, for the man who established it|The Davis Cup
21/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BEGINS & ENDS IN 'E'|$1600|hard|This fencing sword has a bell-shaped guard & a triangular blade 35 inches long|an épée
28/04/1999|Jeopardy!|'BAG' 'EM UP|$300|easy|It's a Middle East capital|Baghdad
13/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SHOCKING ART|$1200|hard|In 1892 Berlin authorities screamed & closed the exhibit by this Scandinavian artist|(Edvard) Munch
31/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|JUST SAY RENO|$800|hard|The arch across Virginia Street proclaims Reno as 'The Biggest' this|Little City in the World
26/02/2008|Jeopardy!|MERRIAM-WEBSTER'S NEW WORDS FOR 2007|$200|easy|This huge new entry is a blending of 'gigantic' & 'enormous'|ginormous
01/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|YOU MUST BE AN 'EGG'HEAD|$1200|hard|The Culinary Inst. of America's recipe for this dish with a papal name calls for 8 English muffins & 16 slices of bacon|Eggs Benedict
20/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GROUP THERAPY|$1600|hard|When the Goths split up around 370, the Visigoths got the area west of the Dniester River & this group, the other side|the Ostrogoths
25/11/1993|Jeopardy!|GEORGE & RINGO|$200|easy|Ringo Starr was born with this name on July 7, 1940 in Liverpool|Richard Starkey
12/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NBA TEAMS' HOME ARENAS|$1200|hard|TD BankNorth Garden (or Gahden)|the Boston Celtics
17/10/2008|Final Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|None|None|The co-founder of this respected organization refused to appear on the cover of Time magazine, even with his back turned|Alcoholics Anonymous
13/12/2011|Jeopardy!|WORLD OF WONDERS|$600|medium|The 38-bedroom, 60,645-square-foot 'Casa Grande' is the main house of this California 'Castle'|Hearst Castle
23/09/2002|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC FILMS IN OTHER WORDS|$800|hard|1973: 'Final Argentine Dance on the Banks of the Seine'|Last Tango in Paris
11/11/1999|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPER TOWNS|$400|easy|Jornal do Brasil|Rio de Janeiro
30/10/1992|Jeopardy!|FOOD FACTS|$500|medium|Ladyfingers are a finger-shaped type of this light cake that's made without shortening|sponge cake
20/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SILVER|$1200|hard|From its Latin name, argentum, this is the chemical symbol for silver|Ag
18/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|Jazz piano great Erroll Garner is heard here playing this tune he composed|'Misty' ('Play Misty for Me')
21/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|THEATER|$200|easy|Before the 17th century, the word theater referred only to this|the building itself
11/09/2007|Jeopardy!|PLANES, TRAINS & AUTOMOBILES|$1000|hard|This Carroll Shelby design 'snaked' along as the only American car to win the FIA Grand Touring Championship|the Cobra
23/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'P'|$2000|hard|Plants' food-conducting tissue (6)|phloem
01/11/2000|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY NOVELS|$400|easy|The slogan 'Four Legs Good, Two Legs Bad' appears in this 1945 novel|Animal Farm
17/02/2011|Jeopardy!|DISNEYLAND RIDES & ATTRACTIONS|$400|easy|The abominable snowman resides inside the ride named for this Alpine mountain|the Matterhorn
25/05/2000|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$200|easy|On its north, this state borders Tennessee; on its east, the Atlantic Ocean|Georgia
25/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$400|easy|His first regular role on a TV series was as CTU agent Jack Bauer on '24'|Kiefer Sutherland
05/04/2011|Jeopardy!|A STACK OF KNOWLEDGE|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows some anatomical diagrams on the monitor.)  Despite the vast difference in their heights, a human and a giraffe both have 7 of these bones in the neck, stacked one on top of the other|vertebra
06/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NOT BORED OF DIRECTORS|$1600|hard|We weren't bored by his 1997 film 'Lost Highway'--confused, sure, but not bored|David Lynch
26/01/1990|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICAN AUTHORS|None|None|He died at age 28,  just 5 years after his Civil War novel was published|Stephen Crane ('The Red Badge of Courage')
03/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ROYAL LITERATURE|$600|medium|One of the first African adventure stories, this 1885 novel chronicled the search for legendary diamond mines|'King Solomon's Mines'
26/12/2008|Jeopardy!|GLASS & GLASSMAKING|$800|hard|The largest hand-blown one of these, with 117 hand-blown figures, is in a cathedral in Kentucky|a stained-glass window
17/01/1991|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$400|easy|Wintercress is also called scurvy grass because of its high content of this vitamin|Vitamin C
23/11/2004|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'P'|$800|hard|Argentinian region (9)|Patagonia
10/10/2002|Jeopardy!|POETRY|$600|medium|William Blake asked, 'Little' this 'who made thee?' & 'gave the clothing of delight...wooly, bright'|lamb
24/12/1996|Jeopardy!|KITCHEN UTENSILS|$400|easy|This utensil formed of a series of looped wires set in a handle is used to beat air into food|Whisk
28/06/2011|Jeopardy!|THE INTERNET|$600|medium|eBay acquired this purchasing service company in 2002|PayPal
10/09/2007|Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$800|hard|In a Stephen King book, writer Paul Sheldon is weary of this title heroine he created|Misery
06/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC CHICAGO|$800|hard|The first Europeans to reach Chicago were probably Louis Joliet & this French missionary in 1673|Jacques Marquette
20/03/1997|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT LIFE|$100|easy|To make these lighter & more efficient, the Mesopotamians added spokes|Wheels
12/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN PLAYWRIGHTS|$600|medium|Ira Levin, author of the creepy 'Rosemary's Baby', wrote the jocular play 'No Time for' these|Sergeants
11/12/2007|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES' RHYME TIME|$1000|hard|Mrs. Bush's luminous radiations|Laura's auras
27/02/1997|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PEOPLE|$200|easy|This husband of Mary may have died while Jesus was still a child|Joseph
22/02/2011|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PEOPLE|$800|hard|This patient man's name may mean 'persecuted one' or 'repentant one'|Job
23/03/2004|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL 'VELVET'|$800|hard|Classic songs by this '60s band include 'Venus in Furs' & 'All Tomorrow's Parties'|The Velvet Underground
24/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WOMEN|$800|hard|As the world figure skating champion from 1927 to 1936, she must have put on quite an act|Sonja Henie
27/02/2001|Jeopardy!|DEVILISH MOVIES|$300|easy|Max von Sydow was Leland Gaunt, AKA the Devil, in 'Needful Things', based on one of this author's novels|Stephen King
26/12/1996|Jeopardy!|THE EARLY 1900S|$200|easy|In May 1910 Cape Colony, Natal, Transvaal & the Orange Free State formed the union of this|South Africa
07/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COOK|$1600|hard|Colorful name of Catherine Hanley's cookbook of 'Prize-winning Recipes from America's State Fairs'|Blue Ribbon
13/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AN 'A' IN SCIENCE|$400|easy|This nearly transparent 3-syllable envelope of gases surrounding the Earth is about 78% nitrogen|the atmosphere
02/05/2007|Jeopardy!|INVENTORS HALL OF FAME 2007|$600|medium|Allen Breed rode in with his invention of these quick-deploying car-safety devices he first thought of back in 1968|airbags
08/03/2011|Jeopardy!|WHAT THE 'ECK'|$200|easy|A quick kiss, or part of a primitive typing style|peck
22/06/1998|Jeopardy!|MUSICALS IN OTHER WORDS|$100|easy|'Senora Peron'|Evita
27/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NASAL PASSAGES|$3000|hard|A Pascal pensee: If the nose of this queen 'had been shorter, the whole face of the world would have been changed'|Cleopatra
07/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL BOTANY|$400|easy|The first Temple of Solomon was built from this wood of Lebanon|cedar
18/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LIT|$700|hard|H.G. Wells subtitled this 1895 classic 'An Invention'|The Time Machine
12/07/2005|Jeopardy!|ON THE OLD QUARTER|$200|easy|At 8 letters, it's the longest word (hint: it's Latin)|pluribus
15/07/2008|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$600|medium|Buying gold jewelry insures good fortune on Akshaya Tritiya, a special day of this religion|Hinduism
03/04/1997|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY POP CULTURE|$200|easy|In 1982 this magazine company condensed the Bible|Reader's Digest
21/04/2010|Jeopardy!|BUSY AS A BEAVER|$1000|hard|'The Beaver's Lesson' is the title of part 5 of this author's 'The Hunting of the Snark'|Lewis Carroll
15/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SALT|$600|medium|Some ancient civilizations used salt cakes as a form of this, as Indians used wampum|Currency
12/02/1999|Jeopardy!|'LOVE' SONGS|$200|easy|In this title song from Elvis' first movie, The King declares 'You have made my life complete, and I love you so'|Love Me Tender
19/04/2004|Jeopardy!|As|$600|medium|Usual number of volts in an AA battery|1.5
15/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|STUDYING ABROAD|$1600|hard|Keep track of how much your dollar is worth by checking this 'rate' at which currency is converted|exchange rate
16/02/2011|Jeopardy!|BREAKING NEWS|$3600|hard|Senator Obama attended the 2006 groundbreaking for this man's memorial, 1/2 mile from Lincoln's|Martin Luther King
06/10/2011|Jeopardy!|TIDY|$1000|hard|Invented in 1988, this hand sanitizer comes in spray, wipe & goo-from-the-pump forms|Purell
24/05/2010|Jeopardy!|GAP|$200|easy|Feel like a swim?  The gap between Florida & this island nation of 11 million is about 90 miles|Cuba
13/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY COMMON BONDS|$1000|hard|Hampshire, Poland China, spotted|Pigs/hogs
03/10/2000|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPH'Y'|$200|easy|It's the largest city in Utah|Salt Lake City
22/12/1997|Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$500|medium|On February 3, 1865 Lincoln met with this Confederate vice president at Hampton Roads, Virginia|Alexander Stephens
19/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|1966|$1200|hard|April 8: This 'Magnolia State' becomes the last to end statewide prohibition|Mississippi
21/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY NICKNAMES|$1200|hard|(I'm NBA Hall of Famer Walt Frazier.)  My clothing style got me this nickname after a '30s gangster featured in a 1967 movie|Clyde
15/10/2004|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZED RELIGION|$1000|hard|American/International Gita Society, Sanskrit Religions Institute|Hinduism
26/01/2000|Jeopardy!|HERS|$200|easy|Before 1995's 'Jagged Little Pill', an early '90s album by her won a Juno, Canada's Grammy|Alanis Morissette
24/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|JANUARY 24|$400|easy|This enigmatic actress, star of 'Cat People' & 'Tess', was born on Jan. 24 around 1960|Nastassja Kinski
04/03/2004|Jeopardy!|FLAGS|$400|easy|Israel's flag features 2 dark blue stripes on a white background & this symbol|the Star of David
10/12/1986|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$200|easy|Since they're no longer spoken, Sumerian, Etruscan & Gothic are given this lifeless name|dead languages
23/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BRANDED|$4000|hard|A contest gave this butter from the Minnesota Cooperative Creameries Association its name|Land O'Lakes
30/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PALINDROMIC WORDS|$400|easy|This device uses electromagnetic waves to locate objects|radar
07/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FROM PAGE TO SCREEN|$400|easy|Ron & the title character return to school in a flying car in this 2002 film|Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
31/05/2010|Jeopardy!|STATE THE STATE|$1000|hard|Let's have the three seen here in order from north to south, please|South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas
12/02/2009|Jeopardy!|BRANDED|$400|easy|Hershey's boasts that these cups are the No. 1 selling candy in America|Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
07/12/2004|Jeopardy!|LET'S GET SMALL|$800|hard|From the old French for 'small horn', it's the instrument heard here|a trumpet
05/12/2011|Jeopardy!|PHRASES OF DEATH|$400|easy|This agricultural plot of land is the last one you'll 'buy'|(buying) the farm
18/05/1990|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$100|easy|This actor turned 13 years old on July 9, 1989 -- that's 13 'Wonder Years' old|Fred Savage
15/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OOH, A WISE GUY|$1000|hard|His 'Two Treatises of Government' influenced the Declaration of Independence with all its talk of rights|John Locke
30/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE SHAKESPEARE PLAY'S THE THING|$800|hard|Later a title character, this cruel king made his 1st appearance in a Shakespeare play in 'Henry VI, Part 2'|Richard III
18/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$1000|hard|The boyhood home of this creator of 'The Waltons' is across the street from the Walton's Mountain Museum in Schuyler, VA.|Earl Hamner, Jr.
26/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PAINTED LADIES|$1600|hard|Two women share a cup of tea in this woman's 1880 painting seen here|(Mary) Cassatt
28/05/2004|Jeopardy!|STATES' MEN|$1000|hard|Andy Warhol & Andrew Wyeth|Pennsylvania
28/09/1992|Jeopardy!|FASHION HISTORY|$300|easy|When a Roman youth reached manhood, he began to wear a toga pura of this color|white
26/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OF THE DANCE|$1200|hard|Perez Prado popularized this modified rumba form featured in 'Dirty Dancing'|mambo
10/04/1997|Jeopardy!|FRENCH CUISINE|$300|easy|Though French chefs most often make soup from this reptile, its flippers may be braised & served in sauce|Turtle
30/04/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PAY THE 'BILL'|$400|easy|In the classic Scandinavian folk tale, this title trio outwits a hungry troll|The Three Billy Goats Gruff
01/11/2010|Jeopardy!|MAKES SENSE|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew stands by a board displaying numbers and letters)  In a simple substitution code, each number stands for its corresponding letter. For example, 3 15 23 spells COW, while 26 5 2 18 1 spells the name of this animal|a zebra
20/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$1200|hard|When he died in 1951, his ashes were returned to Sauk Centre, Minnesota|Sinclair Lewis
22/06/2005|Jeopardy!|2004 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLERS|$800|hard|'Today' we'll tell you this in 'Skywriting' this TV personality told of her struggle with bipolar disorder|Jane Pauley
03/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$400|easy|Today, most commercial varieties of this antibiotic are produced by the mold p. chrysogenum|Penicillin
01/05/2001|Jeopardy!|SPACED OUT|$200|easy|In 1066, 1758 & 1985 this celestial traveler appeared in our skies|Halley's Comet
28/12/2006|Jeopardy!|WORLD CURRENCY|$800|hard|In 1964, a country on this continent abandoned the pound & introduced the leone|Africa
08/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ICE CREAM|$800|hard|This chain once boasted over 1,000 restaurants serving 28 flavors with 16% butterfat|Howard Johnson's
12/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|KOREAN WAR|$800|hard|U.S. troops landing at this seaport on 9/15/50 turned the course of the war in the Allies' favor|Inchon
07/11/2007|Jeopardy!|THE 'L' YOU SAY|$200|easy|Mersey me!  World Book's article on this city on the Mersey makes no mention of the Fab Four|Liverpool
11/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICALS OF THE '20s|$800|hard|In a 1927 title, this phrase preceded 'Bonnie' (it didn't precede 'Birdie' until 1960)|Bye Bye
21/06/2005|Jeopardy!|LOONEY TUNES|$600|medium|This 'down under' creature whirls like a tornado & slices through trees like a rotary saw|the Tasmanian Devil
04/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE DIRECTOR'S CHAIR|$2000|hard|'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas', 'Twelve Monkeys'|Terry Gilliam
14/07/1998|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$400|easy|During the Middle Ages, this language spoken in Amsterdam was known as Diets|Dutch
13/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES THAT END IN 'O'|$800|hard|This former Yugoslavian republic broke away from Serbia in 2006|Montenegro
02/07/2008|Jeopardy!|WE'RE NOT IN KANSAS ANYMORE|$800|hard|We're visiting the Will Rogers Memorial in this state where the humorist is buried|Oklahoma
08/06/2004|Jeopardy!|'EXTRA' HELPINGS|$200|easy|Not of this Earth|extraterrestrial
21/05/2002|Jeopardy!|JANUARY|$800|hard|On January 17, 1977 he faced a Utah firing squad for his crimes|Gary Gilmore
04/05/1999|Jeopardy!|SO YOU WANT TO BE A BALLET DANCER|$300|easy|When class ends, remember to do reverence, one or a series of these, to your teacher|Bow/curtsey
03/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IDIOMS|$800|hard|'Ballon d'essai' is the French equivalent of this, sent up to test people's reaction|trial balloon
07/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE BOOK OF JOHN|$2000|hard|He followed up 'Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus' with 'Children Are from Heaven'|John Gray
02/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW WORLD|$200|easy|In 1513 Martin Waldseemuller updated his 1507 map, taking this name off the new continent|America
06/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN AUTHORS|$3800|hard|A collection of his letters, 'From Main Street to Stockholm', was published posthumously in 1952|Sinclair Lewis
13/05/2010|Jeopardy!|THE FINAL FORE|$400|easy|In the final round at Turnberry in 1977, Tom Watson outdueled Jack Nicklaus to win this major by a stroke|the British Open
25/04/2007|Jeopardy!|FOOD PHRASES|$800|hard|Told the people had no bread, Marie Antoinette allegedly said this (didn't really happen)|Let them eat cake
16/06/2009|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$600|medium|Soundless: LISTEN|silent
19/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|YULETIDE FAVORITES|$1000|hard|In December 1957 Bobby Helms had his biggest pop hit with this song; it must have been 'the right time'|Jingle Bell Rock
22/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL LIT|$2000|hard|In this Hawthorne tale, Alice Pyncheon's ghost is said to play the harpsichord|The House of the Seven Gables
22/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CLEANUP TIME|$1200|hard|At the entrance to this, a device called a correlator aligns your wheels with the conveyor|car wash
14/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|VERACRUZIN'|$800|hard|This Spanish conqueror founded the city of Veracruz in 1519|Cortés
03/11/1986|Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$500|medium|Dickens novel in which Miss Havisham left everything in her house as it was the day she was jilted|Great Expectations
27/11/2006|Jeopardy!|THE 5th BEATLE|$400|easy|After being replaced by Ringo Starr in 1962, this man got a job in a bakery & then became a civil servant|Pete Best
12/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'80s BESTSELLERS|$1600|hard|In this 1988 bestseller, Anne Rice told the story of Akasha -- the mother of all vampires|Queen of the Damned
12/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$200|easy|Santa's Little Helper, the Simpson family dog, is this breed of racing dog|Greyhound
02/06/1997|Jeopardy!|THE SUPER BOWL|$100|easy|This Buffalo team is the only team to lose the Super Bowl 4 straight years|Buffalo Bills
24/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ASIA|$1200|hard|This road's 'fabric' once stretched about 4,000 miles, from Chang'an, China to the Mediterranean Sea|the Silk Road
13/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$800|hard|Born in 1638, the first child of a 22-year marriage, this king was christened Louis Dieudonne, or 'gift of God'|Louis XIV
02/06/1997|Jeopardy!|THE SUPER BOWL|$300|easy|This 49ers quarterback is the only man named Super Bowl MVP 3 times|Joe Montana
20/10/2000|Jeopardy!|SCREEN NAMES|$400|easy|If she hadn't changed her name, a song from 'Grease' would be 'Look At Me, I'm Alexandra Zuck'|Sandra Dee
04/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'IDI' I MEAN|$2000|hard|This is either a regional dialect or an odd phrase that can't be understood by looking at the individual parts|idiom
10/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICA IN THE 1800s|$800|hard|Edward Doherty commanded the cavalry unit that captured this assassin in 1865|John Wilkes Booth
14/03/2008|Jeopardy!|'ARG'!|$200|easy|It's any ban imposed on commerce by edict; there was an oil one in the 1970s|an embargo
17/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ALLITERATIVE RESPONSES|$2000|hard|Terminal term for the spot where a spy leaves secret papers or film|a dead drop
21/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LYRICS OF NO.1 HITS|$1200|hard|1976: 'You just slip out the back, Jack, make a new plan, Stan, you don't need to be coy, Roy, just get yourself free'|50 Ways to Leave Your Lover
13/05/2002|Jeopardy!|RECENT FILMS|$600|medium|'Leave no man behind' was the tagline of this 2001 film that co-starred Josh Hartnett|Black Hawk Down
04/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A VIRGIL VIGIL|$800|hard|Scholars have used Virgil's fourth 'Eclogue' as proof that a pagan Roman had foretold of this person's birth|Jesus Christ
28/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'I' ON THE WORLD|$800|hard|Construction of this Asian capital city near Rawalpindi began in 1961|Islamabad
15/12/2011|Jeopardy!|DIALECTS|$800|hard|Dialects of this European language include Anpaluz, Madrileño & Canario (from the Canary Islands)|Spanish
04/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'V'|$2000|hard|South American camel cousin (6)|vicuna
29/12/2006|Jeopardy!|THE SHORT FORM|$600|medium|They're the 'apps' in 'drinks & apps'|appetizers
13/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'I' AYE|$2000|hard|Eugene O'Neill wrote about a 'Strange' one|Interlude
20/11/2000|Jeopardy!|2000 COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS|$500|medium|In May 2000 Princeton got a queen, this Mideastern one, who's a Princeton alumna|Queen Noor of Jordan (Lisa Halaby)
11/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SPORTS|$2000|hard|Before scoring that winning goal in the 1999 Women's World Cup, she'd played soccer for a Japanese team|Brandi Chastain
10/05/2006|Jeopardy!|OPERA HOUSES|$800|hard|The Festspielhaus in Bayreuth, Germany was built as a place for this composer to stage his operas|Wagner
08/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE OF LETTERS|$1200|hard|You could say it's full of Gaelic puglisits: RENAMED TO|Notre Dame
19/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANNIVERSARIES|$600|medium|November 20, 1997 will be this royal couple's 50th wedding anniversary; you may want to send a gift|Queen Elizabeth II & Prince Philip
13/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE PLAYWRIGHT|$400|easy|'Death of a Salesman'|Arthur Miller
23/10/2003|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITY NICKNAMES|$800|hard|'Derby Town'|Louisville (Kentucky)
22/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH SONY|$1200|hard|Marked by an elegant or exclusive quality|tony
31/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'X's & 'O's|$400|easy|Around 100 A.D. Tacitus wrote a book on how this art of persuasive speaking had declined since Cicero|oratory
21/01/2000|Jeopardy!|BLAST OFF!|$200|easy|This first U.S. space station was launched on May 14, 1973 -- 2 years after the Soviet Union orbited its first|Skylab
12/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$200|easy|Clif Clawson is the medical school roommate of this Sinclair Lewis title character|Arrowsmith
26/03/2007|Jeopardy!|KISS ME!|$400|easy|Perrault's version of this fairy tale where a kiss plays an important role was titled 'La belle au bois dormant'|Sleeping Beauty
05/06/1998|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER ANATOMY|$100|easy|Cyrano's was really long, but Rudolph's was famous in a Christmas song|nose
02/03/1999|Jeopardy!|6-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|A nervous laugh: 3 of its 6 letters are 'G's|Giggle
10/02/1986|Jeopardy!|NAMES|$300|easy|While not the most common Russian name, Ivan Kuznetsov is literal Russian equivalent of this English name|John Smith
07/01/1997|Jeopardy!|SINGERS & THEIR FILMS|$200|easy|He eased on down the road with his mentor Diana Ross when he played the Scarecrow in 'The Wiz'|Michael Jackson
10/11/1998|Jeopardy!|YANKEE INGENUITY|$300|easy|John Fitch launched a vessel of this type in 1787, 16 years before Robert Fulton|Steamboat
05/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$1000|hard|Tanzania's largest city & functioning capital, its name means 'haven of peace'|Dar es Salaam
11/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SIGNIFICANT OLD BOOKS|$1200|hard|This German's 18th century coming of age classic 'The Sorrows of Young Werther'|Goethe
05/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$800|hard|John Glover & his marines, using borrowed boats rowed troops across this river on Christmas, 1776|the Delaware
14/05/1993|Double Jeopardy!|TEA TIME|$400|easy|It's the most popular way to serve tea in the U.S., but the British think it's 'not so hot'|iced tea
18/06/2008|Jeopardy!|HOUSES OF THE HOLY|$1000|hard|Brunelleschi's Duomo of the 1420s & '30s|Florence
15/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$200|easy|Emerson wrote, 'The only way to have' one of these 'is to be one'|a friend
27/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'P.D.' QUEUE|$800|hard|Term for land owned by the government, or a work of art not under copyright|public domain
24/12/2007|Jeopardy!|HERSHEY'S|$200|easy|The company was founded to provide chocolate coating for these chewy yellowish-brown candies|caramels
26/01/1999|Jeopardy!|WOW!  MY OWN LABEL!|$400|easy|Alanis Morissette's 'Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie' is on Maverick, this Material Girl's label|Madonna
12/12/2007|Jeopardy!|THE IS YOUR LIFE, ABE LINCOLN!|$800|hard|You said if this general 'is not using the army, I should like to borrow it for a while'; say hello to...|General George McClellan
27/12/2000|Jeopardy!|I KNOW THAT NAME|$400|easy|Montezuma II's reign over this civilization lasted 18 years|the Aztecs
04/12/2000|Jeopardy!|WARREN G. HARDING|$200|easy|In 1903 Warren was elected lieutenant governor of this state; later he was one of its U.S. senators|Ohio
23/07/2004|Jeopardy!|BIRD HUNTING|$600|medium|At NYU, Martin Scorsese taught future filmmakers Spike Lee & Oliver Stone|a martin
24/06/2011|Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL TOY HALL OF FAME|$600|medium|Initial sales for it were sluggish, but demonstrations of how it walked down stairs at Gimbels made it walk off shelves|a Slinky
22/02/2005|Jeopardy!|MY LITTLE BLACK BOOK|$600|medium|From the meaning of her name, it makes sense that this daughter of rabid 'Gone with the Wind' fans always wore black|Melanie
24/11/2005|Jeopardy!|PLAY|$800|hard|Bolt: A man of principle defies a king|A Man for All Seasons
16/01/2009|Final Jeopardy!|CULINARY HISTORY|None|None|This fruit dessert was created to celebrate Queen Victoria's decades on the British throne|cherries jubilee
09/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'HAWK' EYES|$2000|hard|This New Jersey town across from Manhattan is the western portal to the Lincoln Tunnel|Weehawken
28/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NORTH BY NORTHWEST|$400|easy|Janin is the northernmost major settlement in this formerly Jordanian area Israel occupied in 1967|West Bank
11/03/2009|Jeopardy!|ETIQUETTE|$1000|hard|This should never precede a lady into a room, even if it's Caleche or Diorissimo|the perfume (the scent)
14/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ALONG THE TRANS-CANADA HIGHWAY|$400|easy|If you're motoring through Alberta, take in this rodeo, the 'Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth'|the Calgary Stampede
22/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OF ARK|$1200|hard|After finally resting on dry land, Noah built one of these raised platforms on which to thank God|an altar
29/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH HISTORY|$200|easy|Just before the founding of the Plymouth colony in 1620, the Pilgrims signed a compact on this ship|the Mayflower
10/10/1991|Double Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$400|easy|A noisy office registers about 60 of these units|decibels
07/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|GRAMMAR|$200|easy|Because usage favors 'who', this grammatically useful related word may someday disappear|whom
01/03/2010|Jeopardy!|JUST HIT 'PLAY'|$800|hard|How often a particular song is broadcast on the radio|airplay
25/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DAYS OF OUR LIVES|$1000|hard|Neil Armstrong stepped onto the moon on this date, exactly 6 months into Nixon's presidency|July 20, 1969
12/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE PRESIDENT WHO...|$4500|hard|...who ended the ban on the ANC in South Africa in 1990|F.W. de Klerk
04/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRATING THE IV|$600|medium|In 1547 he decreed, 'Call me czar!'|Ivan IV (a.k.a. 'The Terrible')
19/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE ORIENT EXPRESS|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew stands in a dining car.)  I'm aboard the historic Orient Express; in 1883 its first trip from Paris to this Ottoman capital included a ferry ride|Constantinople (or Istanbul)
10/12/2008|Jeopardy!|FAULT LINES|$800|hard|'A total deflation in my gut', noted one astronomer after seeing blurred photos taken by this device in 1990|the Hubble Telescope
25/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY HOUSES|$800|hard|In the novel by Isabel Allende, Clara del Valle Trueba shares a house with these title entities|the Spirits
19/01/2012|Jeopardy!|INLETS|$1000|hard|Faxa Bay in the North Atlantic is between this country's Snaefells & Reykjanes peninsulas|Iceland
02/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S YOUR SIGN?|$400|easy|Signs reading 'Hate is not Hip' protested this white rapper's lyrics at the Grammys in 2001|Eminem
13/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SASKATCHE- WANDERING|$1200|hard|Together with Manitoba & Alberta, Saskatchewan is known as one of these treeless provinces|a Prairie Province
17/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE OFFICE GAMES|$600|medium|(Kelly of the Clue Crew faces off with Sarah.) In Post-It fencing, the same two words as in regulation fencing are used to warn your opponent to assume the position before a match--this phrase|En garde!
04/07/2006|Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|The technical term for a scientist who studies snakes & other reptiles|herpetologist
23/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY & ART|$2000|hard|A marble statue of Dirce being tied to a wild one of these once stood in the Farnese Palace|a bull
30/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW TESTAMENT|$1000|hard|In the book of Revelation it is written, 'Behold a pale horse and his name that sat on him was' this|Death
03/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE '70s|$1600|hard|In the 1870s Geronimo enraged the U.S. govt. by going 'off' this, an expression now used to mean 'out of control'|the reservation
06/01/2012|Jeopardy!|I WANT MY 'BABY' BACK, 'BABY' BACK|$800|hard|At diapers.com power outlet covers are listed among the 'essentials' for this activity|babyproofing
04/03/2004|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES' ORIGINAL NAMES|$600|medium|'Seinfeld' co-star Jay Greenspan|Jason Alexander
15/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDGARDEN|$800|hard|Baby occupier heard here|rattle
10/07/2000|Jeopardy!|'DELTA'|$300|easy|Since 1890 this company has been carrying passengers on ships like its namesake seen here|Delta Queen
04/10/2000|Jeopardy!|YOUR BASIC MONSTER|$100|easy|Count yourself lucky to know that one of these monsters drinks your blood & can turn into a bat|vampire
18/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|4-SYLLABLE WORDS|$800|hard|To increase the velocity of an object, such as a particle|Accelerate
07/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS FROM RELIGION|$400|easy|This religion is translated as 'way of the Kami'|Shinto
08/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|A.K.A.|$1000|hard|It's Jason Patric's real last name; his father was a movie 'Exorcist'|Miller (son of Jason Miller)
14/12/2000|Jeopardy!|PARKER BROTHERS & SISTERS|$500|medium|The middle initial of this detective writer, Spenser's creator, stands for Brown|Robert B. Parker
25/01/1988|Jeopardy!|KNIGHTS|$200|easy|In battle with his face covered, a knight's only identification was often this, emblazoned on his shield|crest or heraldic emblem (or coat of arms)
21/09/1999|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN FUNDS|$1300|hard|You'll need money named for this explorer to buy a shipload of canal supplies in Panama|Vasco de Balboa
05/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SECOND-LARGEST CITIES|$1200|hard|Mosul, 1.8 million|Iraq
30/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|Adjective applied to some plastics because they disintegrate in nature|Biodegradable
07/01/2008|Jeopardy!|LEONARD MALTIN ON DISNEY|$600|medium|(Leonard Maltin reads the clue.)  The crown jewel of Walt's career was this, my favorite Disney film of all time--& it gave the world a new movie star, Julie Andrews|Mary Poppins
07/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PLACES|$400|easy|Stanley is the capital of these islands that were a bone of contention between the U.K. & Argentina|Falkland Islands (or Malvinas)
19/06/1997|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$500|medium|According to his law, resistance in a DC circuit is the ratio of volts to amps|Georg Ohm
03/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE INSECURITY COUNCIL|$400|easy|To help teens with self-acceptance, 'Chicken Soup...' co-author Kimberly Kirberger wrote 'No Body's' this|perfect
26/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS LETTERS|$400|easy|Fly right with UAL, the holding company for this|United Airlines
01/03/2010|Jeopardy!|ATTACK OF THE TAX|$600|medium|It's the tax on earnings from the disposition of securities & investment|capital gains
14/12/2010|Final Jeopardy!|OLYMPICS HISTORY|None|None|In 1988 this country boycotted the Summer Olympics after its demand to co-host the games was refused|North Korea
16/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|A CHURCH WEDDING|$2000|hard|Oct. 12, 1822 was a romantic day for this French romantic novelist: he got married at St. Sulpice|Victor Hugo
29/01/1998|Jeopardy!|FISH|$500|medium|Clown fish can avoid their enemies by swimming among these marine polyps with a floral name|anenomes
19/01/2000|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED CABINET DEPARTMENTS|$1000|hard|Idea count|Education
18/07/2000|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$400|easy|The 2 continents separated by the Dardanelles|Asia & Europe
04/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'B'|$2000|hard|Mr. Bumble's occupation in 'Oliver Twist' (6)|beadle
22/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|A WHALE OF A BOOK|$1200|hard|'Humphrey the Lost Whale' is the true tale of a whale trapped in the Sacramento River after venturing into this bay|San Francisco Bay
10/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT THE ELEMENT|$600|medium|Alphabetically, the noble gases run from Ar, argon to Xe, this|Xenon
13/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|100,000 REASONS|$400|easy|The U.S. Geological Survey has a database of these in a 1:100,000 scale|maps
24/01/2012|Jeopardy!|MUSIC ALPHABET|$400|easy|'B' is for bis, sometimes used to ask musicians for this|an encore
03/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LIGHTEN UP!|$400|easy|A 1998 federal study stated that at least 92,000 crashes a year are prevented by a car's third one of these|Brake lights
30/12/2011|Jeopardy!|'A'NATOMY|$800|hard|The name of this body section is Latin for 'belly'|the abdomen
07/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ATTRACTION|$400|easy|Female deep-sea anglerfish use this, produced by bacteria, to attract prey|light (luminescence)
18/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY ALLUSIONS|$400|easy|A type of nonsexual love is named for this Greek philosopher who discussed it in his 'Symposium'|platonic (or Plato)
14/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$400|easy|Coins of this European country were those most frequently used in colonial America|Spain (pieces of eight)
09/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'N' THE KNOW|$400|easy|Derived from Yiddish, it means to snack, or the snack itself|nosh
30/12/2002|Jeopardy!|THE SMALLEST IN AREA|$800|hard|Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Cuba|Haiti
22/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ABOVE THE WAIST|$200|easy|The pons, meaning 'bridge', connects the medulla to higher parts of this organ|brain
14/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|B MINUS|$1600|hard|Do a 'B'-ectomy on an automated non-human auto plant worker & you get this potted plant part|root (from robot)
16/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE TOWNS|$800|hard|University of the Virgin Islands|Charlotte Amalie
22/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STEINBECK|$1400|hard|In creating Ethan for this book, Steinbeck was thinking of 'Richard III'|The Winter of Our Discontent
13/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT YOU'RE LEFT WITH|$400|easy|If the bottom stripe falls off your American flag, you're left with this many|12
21/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY MUSIC|$800|hard|The '60s LP 'Cuba y Puerto Rico Son' paired for the first time Celia Cruz & this mambo bandleader|Tito Puente
06/02/2008|Jeopardy!|GOVERNORS|$400|easy|In 1999 he wrestled his way into the Minnesota governor's office|Jesse 'The Body' Ventura
07/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS QUOTATIONS|$1600|hard|Romeo sighs, 'O! that I were' one of these 'upon that hand, that I might touch' that 'cheek'|a glove
15/06/2004|Jeopardy!|HOME, SWEET TELEVISION HOME|$1000|hard|A Depression-era family live on their own mountain in Jefferson county, Virginia on this show|The Waltons
21/07/2010|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL YEARBOOK ENTRIES?|$1000|hard|Can't wait to go to Visva-Bharati U.!  Future goal: to be the 'I' in '70s Congress-I Party & be India's Madam P.M. (again)|Indira Gandhi
17/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY 'B'|$600|medium|Poland & Lithuania are among the countries that border this sea|Baltic Sea
13/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GUYANESE GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|Guyana is divided into 3 regions: a highland, an inland forest & a coastal plain along this ocean|the Atlantic
25/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$400|easy|In 1761 this Pennsylvania statesman invented the glass harmonica|Benjamin Franklin
13/02/1998|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY POLITICIANS|$100|easy|In 1945 he became the oldest veep to succeed to the presidency upon the death of a president|Harry Truman
02/03/2000|Jeopardy!|WRITERS BY MIDDLE NAME|$200|easy|'Wayside' writer Wadsworth|Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
06/10/2000|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE HISTORY!|$100|easy|In December 1620, 3 months after leaving Plymouth, England, this ship arrived at Plymouth, Massachusetts|the Mayflower
22/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|$800|hard|In 'The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe', she leads her brothers & sister, Peter, Edmund & Susan, into Narnia|Lucy
02/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A GAS|$1200|hard|In March 2001 President Bush decided not to begin regulating emissions of this from power plants|carbon dioxide
20/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'HOD' PODGE|$2000|hard|This vacuum tube found in many TVs is 'CRT' for short|a cathode ray tube
19/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN ANIMALS|$2000|hard|This giraffe relative is also called a forest giraffe|the okapi
15/09/2010|Jeopardy!|1970|$800|hard|American subcompacts hit the road for the first time, including this Ford model|a Pinto
15/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OUR TROUBLED PLANET|$2000|hard|Newts are New Hampshire's state amphibian, partly for helping track this form of liquid pollution|acid rain
29/03/2006|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1000|hard|In Wonderland, Alice comes across a large one of these with a snooty caterpillar atop it|a mushroom
26/01/1998|Jeopardy!|ODDS|$100|easy|If a coin shows heads on 99 straight tosses, these are the odds on heads for the 100th toss|1 in 2/even
23/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|Key to Egyptian hieroglyphics translated by NBC's 'Dateline' co-host|Rosetta Stone Phillips
20/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE OZONE LAYER|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew indicates a monitor.)  Two atoms of this element create a stable bond; when three of them bond, they form the unstable ozone molecule|oxygen
16/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE LATIN|$800|hard|Id Est, often abbreviated i.e. in papers, translates to this in English|That Is
18/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GIFF US ZE FORMULA!|$600|medium|Magnesium carbonate: ___CO3|Mg
25/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' MIDDLE NAMES|$2000|hard|C.S. Lewis|Staples
27/10/1997|Jeopardy!|BROTHERLY ROCK|$500|medium|Group seen here; the oldest brother is 16:|Hanson
19/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE FRENCH|$2000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew shows an animation on the monitor.)  This verb for one set of gears meshing with another set comes from the Old French for 'pledge'|engage
27/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH ART & ARTISTS|$400|easy|Jean Duvet created a series of engravings depicting the hunting of this 1-horned mythical beast|unicorn
26/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$800|hard|In 1600's, amateur Dutch scientist van Leeuwenhoek discovered bacteria by using this|a microscope
04/02/1986|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN FOOD AND DRINK|$500|medium|Y'all can have these ground kernals boiled, baked, or fried for breakfast, lunch, or dinner|grits
20/10/2000|Jeopardy!|SCREEN NAMES|$500|medium|This '50s star seen here was born James Stewart, but in Hollywood that name was taken|Stewart Granger
15/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|REED: ALL ABOUT IT|$2000|hard|Black clarinetist Don Byron specializes in this Jewish dance music from Eastern Europe|klezmer
23/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE IN CHARGE|$400|easy|In the Middle East: President Mohammad Khatami|Iran
10/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OBSERVATIONS & CELEBRATIONS|$1200|hard|The Queen of England's 'official' one is on the 2nd or 3rd Saturday in June|birthday
05/11/2009|Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$400|easy|10,000-year-old seeds of this gourd have been found in Peru, where the veggie originated|a pumpkin (or squash)
11/11/1988|Jeopardy!|ALABAMIANS|$300|easy|Though he was born near Lafayette, Alabama, the arena named after this boxer is in Detroit|Joe Louis
14/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|JAKES ALIVE!|$800|hard|He was on a mission from God as Jake Blues in the first 'Blues Brothers' movie|John Belushi
15/01/1990|Jeopardy!|FIRSTS|$200|easy|Observance at which English colonists 1st ate popcorn|Thanksgiving
28/04/1998|Jeopardy!|MUSIC THE KIDS LOVE|$300|easy|'No Way Out' was a 1997 hit by this 'Father Figure' & the family|Puff Daddy
29/05/2006|Jeopardy!|I LOVE THE NIGHTLIFE|$1000|hard|The Goethe House closes early in this city-am-Main, but the yearly book fair has late night conferences|Frankfurt
18/11/1999|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK FOR THE KIDS|$100|easy|Kids get a kick out of these high-kicking dancers at Radio City Music Hall (dads like them, too)|the Rockettes
10/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$3000|hard|Night blindness may come from a deficiency of this vitamin also called retinol|Vitamin A
14/04/2010|Jeopardy!|'INGO'|$600|medium|In 1958 our Johnny Gilbert hosted a musical TV version of this game|bingo
27/10/2008|Final Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL MOTORING|None|None|It's the largest nation in area where all cars legally drive on the left|Australia
25/04/2003|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$600|medium|This measure of water depth was originally the distance between your fingertips with your arms outstretched|fathom
16/05/2000|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$400|easy|John Philip's tuba              (10)|Sousaphone
28/06/1988|Jeopardy!|ELECTIONS|$100|easy|Since the Reconstruction era, all governors of Georgia have been from this party|the Democratic Party
15/12/2008|Jeopardy!|PODGE-POURRI|$400|easy|The Guinness record for knot-tying measures the fastest time for tying the 6 knots listed in this handbook|the Boy Scout handbook
09/04/2004|Jeopardy!|LITERARY EUROPE|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew at Caffe Florian in Venice, Italy)  'I have not known any happier hours than those I daily spent in front of Florian's', wrote this U.S. author in 'A Tramp Abroad'|Mark Twain
05/07/2004|Jeopardy!|INITIALLY YOURS|$200|easy|In 1920 he celebrated the birth of his only child, Christopher Robin|A.A. Milne
27/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LAZYBONES|$200|easy|Trademark name of a shoe indicating it's meant for those too lazy to lace & tie|a loafer
17/12/2009|Jeopardy!|LIMERICK TIME|$400|easy|Miss Lee once tried to answer / What sign belonged to a dancer / 'Pisces! / Oh crises! / I knew I should've guessed ____'|Cancer
14/12/2005|Jeopardy!|OLD LACE|$600|medium|In Elizabethan times, lace was a popular material for this stiff, frilly collar|a ruff
20/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MARVEL|$800|hard|Hey bub, this X-Man had adamantium claws, rad muttonchops & probably preferred U. of Michigan teams|Wolverine
23/05/2000|Jeopardy!|HORNS|$400|easy|This 'continental' wind instrument is played with one hand inside the bell to control its tone|French horn
07/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS|$600|medium|He was hanged, drawn & quartered in front of Parliament Jan. 31, 1606; not a good 'Day' for him|Guy Fawkes
02/12/1988|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$600|medium|While a Golden Gloves winner is a boxer, a Gold Glove winner is this|baseball fielder
03/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICA BEFORE THE REVOLUTION|$1600|hard|An offshoot of the Salem colony, this city was founded on September 17, 1630 by John Winthrop & others|Boston
10/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE INQUISITION|$200|easy|This notorious leader of the Spanish Inquisition died in 1498|Tomas de Torquemada
06/07/2010|Jeopardy!|PARTS OF PEACH|$200|easy|If this part of a peach is downy or fuzzy, the fruit's called a peach; if it's smooth, a nectarine|the skin
18/11/2004|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICAN NOVELS|None|None|The image seen here is part of Faulkner's original text of this 1930 novel|As I Lay Dying
08/12/2006|Jeopardy!|'OOP'S!|$800|hard|Originally meaning a small opening, it's used figuratively to mean a way around a rule or regulation|a loophole
28/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'SH'!|$1200|hard|2 to 4 feet long, the spiny dogfish is probably the most abundant species of this fish on the U.S. Atlantic Coast|shark
09/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH FILM REMAKES|$400|easy|1955 French thriller with Simone Signoret remade, but not retitled, with Sharon Stone in 1996|Diabolique
17/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|IVORY|$400|easy|In May 1982 this 'Wonder'ful song took the lead away from 'Chariots Of Fire' on the Billboard pop chart|Ebony And Ivory
30/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|CANADIAN ACTORS|$600|medium|We'll bet you a buck you know this Canadian starred in 'Uncle Buck'|John Candy
25/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT A DELICIOUS DISH|$400|easy|In Christopher Ciccone's 'Life With My Sister' her, it turns out she's a bit of a control freak|Madonna
25/03/1998|Jeopardy!|TV ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$500|medium|Ann Guilbert, who played Millie on 'The Dick Van Dyke Show', now plays a grandma on this sitcom:|The Nanny
28/09/2007|Jeopardy!|-OLOGIES|$200|easy|The art or profession of applying makeup|cosmetology
23/09/2008|Jeopardy!|GRAMMAR|$200|easy|In the sentence 'It was as if an occult hand had been at work', 'occult' is this part of speech|an adjective
01/10/2001|Jeopardy!|LADIES & GENTLEMEN, MILLARD FILLMORE!|$100|easy|Obviously feeling no one could replace him, Fillmore never named anyone to this cabinet-level job|vice president
18/05/2005|Jeopardy!|HEY, 'BOO'|$200|easy|Popular term for a person born in the U.S. between 1946 & 1965|a Baby Boomer
10/12/1987|Double Jeopardy!|PENNSYLVANIA PEOPLE|$1000|hard|Philadelphian who had his last Top 10 hit with the following:  'Every limbo boy and girl / All around the limbo world / Gonna do the limbo rock / All around the limbo block / Jack be nimble, Jack be quick...'|Chubby Checker
04/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICALS|$1000|hard|The 1997 TV production of this fairy tale musical featured Brandy in the title role|Cinderella
08/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC RHYME TIME|$1000|hard|Mr. Vicious' children|Sid's kids
20/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|3-D|$400|easy|It's the next federal holiday after Memorial Day|Independence Day
04/10/1996|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS SHIPS|$300|easy|The Pearl Harbor memorial built above this sunken battleship was dedicated in 1962|the Arizona
14/04/2004|Jeopardy!|BRITISH LIT|$1000|hard|Winston Smith is arrested by the Thought Police in this 1949 novel|1984
14/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMICALLY CORRECT|$800|hard|This group of muscles at the back of the thigh bends the knee|the hamstrings
03/04/2007|Jeopardy!|HOW I MET YOUR MOTOR|$1600|hard|The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is a part of this U.S. government department|Transportation
28/07/2006|Jeopardy!|SONG TITLES|$600|medium|Elton John: 'Honky ___'|Cat
14/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE BIT ROCK & ROLL|$1600|hard|'What would you think if I sang out of tune? Would you stand up and walk out on me? ...oh I get by with' this|a little help from my friends
03/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PSYCHOLOGY|$800|hard|Abrreviated PTSD, it can affect anyone who has survived any terrible ordeal|Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
16/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WAXES|$800|hard|Montan wax is a mineral wax extracted from this; when rubbed or heated, it emits a bituminous odor|coal
11/10/2011|Jeopardy!|GOOGLE ME THIS!|$200|easy|...president & you'll get his foundation's website listing offices in NYC & Little Rock|Bill Clinton
24/04/1997|Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$200|easy|It was God's sign to Noah that he would never again flood the Earth|Rainbow
22/01/2007|Jeopardy!|THE SHAKESPEARE CHARACTER WHO SAID...|$200|easy|'My only love sprung from my only hate! Too early seen unknown, and known too late!'|Juliet
23/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS STUFF|$400|easy|Christina Aguilera, to this 'animal' of a golfer: 'Sorry, I don't know much about you. I don't follow tennis'|Tiger Woods
02/11/2011|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE A 'CHAMP'!|$200|easy|It begins at the Place de la Concorde|the Champs-Élysées
05/07/2004|Final Jeopardy!|MASS COMMUNICATION|None|None|Its 1st broadcast, February 24, 1942, said, 'The news may be good.  The news may be bad.  We shall tell you the truth'|Voice of America
23/12/2010|Jeopardy!|I'LL SEE YOU IN COURT!|$200|easy|Guards thwarting a man's 2006 try at parachuting off this NYC landmark caused 'emotional distress' (& a $30 mil. lawsuit)|the Empire State building
02/07/2008|Jeopardy!|ROSEBUD|$200|easy|Appropriately, iceberg roses are this color|white
25/04/2005|Jeopardy!|U.S. GOVERNMENT|$1000|hard|This independent agency insures individual deposits in banks & savings associations for up to $100,000|FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation)
31/10/2001|Jeopardy!|STRAIT TO THE POINT|$900|hard|This strait separates the fourth-largest nation of the world from the largest|the Bering Strait
31/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FICTION|$800|hard|In this 1954 novel Ralph & Piggy fail in their attempt to set up a democratic society on a desert island|Lord of the Flies
14/05/2001|Jeopardy!|THE POLITICAL LIFE|$400|easy|Term for the speech at a convention that sets the tone & outlines the main issues|Keynote speech
29/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TALES TO TELL|$200|easy|Arthur C. Clarke followed his book 'The Nine Billion Names of God' with this other numerically titled tale|2001: A Space Odyssey
26/05/1986|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$500|medium|1957 U.S. policy allowing the president to use armed force in the Middle East|the Eisenhower Doctrine
18/02/2011|Jeopardy!|CATS & DOGS|$400|easy|The California spangled cat was created by a breeder inspired by the sight of these wild African felines|a leopard
20/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT GIVES YOU THE RIGHT?|$1000|hard|In Amendment 15, the right to vote can't be denied 'On account of' these 2 things 'or previous condition of servitude'|Race or color
27/05/2011|Jeopardy!|1811|$1000|hard|Construction began on the USA's first federal highway, known as this road after the town in which it originated|Cumberland Road
23/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SMALL CAPITALS|$400|easy|The Grimaldis rule over this country's capital, nicknamed 'The Rock' due to its position on a rocky promontory|Monaco
15/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CAMEO CAMERA|$400|easy|He got himself into 'Lifeboat' as the before & after in newspaper ads for Reduco the Obesity Slayer|Alfred Hitchcock
21/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$2000|hard|This 'town' on Martha's Vineyard was named in 1671 for a son of the Duke of York|Edgartown
14/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST BASE|$2000|hard|In 2003 Buckley in Colorado was the first Air Force base to fly the U.S. flag raised on this Pacific mountain in 1945|Mount Suribachi
02/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY|$200|easy|Around 2600 B.C. Pharaoh Djoser was entombed in a step one, the first large stone structure|Pyramid
20/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE PRODUCE DEPARTMENT|$400|easy|This 'tasty' word follows 'red' & 'golden' in names of apple varieties|delicious
07/03/2011|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL 'GOOD'|$200|easy|This magazine's Institute & Seal of Approval date back to 1909|Good Houskeeping
26/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN AUTHORS|$1000|hard|Long-time companion of Dashiell Hammett, she was played in 'Julia' by Jane Fonda|Lillian Hellman
07/07/1999|Jeopardy!|C IN HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1860 Abe Lincoln became the Republican presidential nominee at a convention held in this city|Chicago
17/01/2008|Jeopardy!|EXCESS HOLLYWOOD|$400|easy|Promises in Malibu is one of these facilities providing celebrities luxury along with recovery|a rehab facility
11/12/1992|Jeopardy!|CARD GAMES|$100|easy|In other words, this game could be called 'blood-pumping organs'|hearts
21/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE JUILLIARD SCHOOL|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew stands with a portrait at the Juilliard School in New York.)  One of the school's illustrious presidents was William Schuman, who established the Juilliard String Quartet; he composed a little, too, and in 1943, won the first music version of this prize|the Pulitzer
08/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$800|hard|5 days into the fifth month, Mexicans celebrate the holiday they call this|Cinco de Mayo
23/11/2009|Final Jeopardy!|ODD TITLES|None|None|Gilbert & Sullivan's 'Mikado', not Milne, gave us this hyphenated title for a pompous functionary|grand poo-bah
31/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A NICOLE KIDMAN FILM FESTIVAL|$400|easy|Nicole sings & dances at a famous Paris nightspot|Moulin Rouge!
12/11/2009|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC TWITS|$400|easy|He demanded 20,000 pounds for his surrender of West Point|Benedict Arnold
23/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GARY WRITES A NOVEL|$200|easy|Gary decided to write a novel after getting a story published in this literary magazine named for an ocean|The Atlantic (Monthly)
04/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'V'|$1600|hard|Foxlike (7)|vulpine
14/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A SCHOOL OF DAUPHINS|$400|easy|Title character of the 1884 novel that also includes 'The Dauphin' & Jim, a runaway slave|Huckleberry Finn
06/06/2011|Jeopardy!|THE OLD-FASHIONED WAY|$1000|hard|Who needs Megan Fox or Eva Mendes?  We remember Raquel Welch busting out in this prehistoric potboiler|One Million Years B.C.
11/11/1987|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$500|medium|Greek for 'hidden books', Lutherans view these as non-canonical, but useful works|Apocrypha
07/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TENNIS|$800|hard|Chris Evert retired as a pro in 1989 & this 13-year-old girl trained by Chris' father turned pro in 1990|Jennifer Capriati
01/01/2003|Jeopardy!|ROCKET MAN|$1000|hard|After his splashdown 250 miles from the pick-up ship May 24, 1962, he never flew in space again|Scott Carpenter
12/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD IN FRENCH|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Paris)  Oddly, in French, french fries aren't called french fries, but these|pommes frites
07/01/2008|Jeopardy!|LEONARD MALTIN ON DISNEY|$200|easy|(Leonard Maltin reads the clue.) 1935's 'The Band Concert', my favorite animated short, featured the color debut of this ultimate Disney icon, who played the maestro|Mickey Mouse
05/05/1998|Jeopardy!|CLIFFS NOTES|$200|easy|Greek sailor wanders around for 10 years & finally finds his way home; his wife isn't angry|The Odyssey
09/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$600|medium|He was born in 1756; the son of the assistant concertmaster to the Prince of Salzburg|W.A. Mozart
07/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|I NEED A TUDOR|$900|hard|Henry VIII's big brother, who never got to rule, had this name of a legendary British king|Arthur
07/10/2004|Jeopardy!|CYCLING|$400|easy|It's the botanical term for a plant whose life cycle transpires within one year|an annual
13/09/1999|Jeopardy!|AFRICA|$100|easy|Oil-producing nations belonging to OPEC include Algeria, Nigeria & this one led by Muammar Al-Qaddafi|Libya
03/05/2005|Jeopardy!|MAY|$600|medium|May 31, 1913: The 17th Amendment is ratified, authorizing the direct election of these|senators
14/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC HEARTTHROBS|$400|easy|This late actor, who played American heroes like Mr. Smith, piloted bombers during WWII|Jimmy Stewart
30/12/2011|Jeopardy!|SILENT LETTERS|$600|medium|C-H: Named for a German botanist, this drooping flower seen here lends its name to a vivid, purplish-red color|fuschia
05/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WINES & SPIRITS|$800|hard|The name of this wine is French for 'Smoked White'|Fume Blanc
13/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE JOY OF SIX|$400|easy|Michael Douglas' wife should know it's the sixth letter of the Greek alphabet|Zeta
05/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE GUYS|$800|hard|This astronomer was born in Pisa, Italy February 15, 1564|Galileo
13/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$2000|hard|Diptera, the order of insects that includes flies & mosquitoes, literally means this|two-winged
08/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THERE ONCE WAS THIS MAN FROM...|$200|easy|...Ohio / With a walk on the Moon in his bio / He went to Purdue / Took 1 small step, too / An American hero, no lie-o|Neil Armstrong
19/09/2001|Jeopardy!|TOLSTOY'S R US|$500|medium|1850s Tolstoy novels included 'Childhood', 'Boyhood' & this, which proverbially 'is wasted on the young'|Youth
06/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|10-, 11- & 12-LETTER WORDS|$2000|hard|It's a list of the sources you used when writing a research paper|a bibliography
05/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|HOTEL NAMES|$1300|hard|Muppets commenting from the balcony in the following|Statler and Waldorf
28/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MAIN STREET U.S.A.|$1600|hard|Bob Seger was 'down on Main Street' in this city, home to a university|Ann Arbor
07/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PHYS ED|$400|easy|Go for the kill shot with the ol' bump, set, spike in this sport|volleyball
11/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO ALUMNI|$2000|hard|(The camera pans down from organ pipes to reveal Sarah of the Clue Crew sitting at the organ console.)  Severn Darden, a student who used to sneak into the Rockefeller Chapel by night to play the organ, became a star of this theater company|Second City
02/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$600|medium|Bordered by Ukraine & Russia, the Sea of Azov is a northern arm of this sea|the Black Sea
13/11/1995|Jeopardy!|NEVADA|$100|easy|Built by the federal government, Boulder City is the only community in Nevada where this isn't legal|Gambling
16/01/2004|Jeopardy!|OUR NATIONAL PASTIME|$200|easy|Other teams have worn them but it's this 'Northern' team one usually refers to when speaking of 'pinstripes'|the New York Yankees
06/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A BIT CHILE TODAY|$800|hard|La Moneda, alliteratively called the 'Presidential' this building, was bombed by Chile's own jets 9/11/1973|a palace
04/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHATCHA WATCHIN'?|$1600|hard|Reruns of this sitcom with John Stamos as uncle Jesse & the very young Olsen twins as Michelle Tanner|Full House
23/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE WHITE HOUSE|$4000|hard|Large press conferences are usually held in this room, the largest in the White House|The East Room
20/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE 19th CENTURY|$200|easy|Opened in 1869, part of it follows the route of a canal dug 12 centuries earlier|the Suez Canal
13/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'LL BE THE 'DAY'|$400|easy|Changing from standard time to this time makes some folks angry every spring|daylight savings time
12/09/2002|Jeopardy!|'A' _____|$600|medium|Among the juices in Hawaiian Punch is _____; there is also some apricot puree|apple
02/02/2009|Jeopardy!|ALL THE MARBLES|$200|easy|This founder of the Roman empire said, 'I found Rome a city of bricks and left it a city of marble'|Augustus
09/09/2003|Jeopardy!|ROAD MOVIES|$600|medium|Michael Douglas won an Oscar for assuring us that 'Greed...is good' in this 1987 film|Wall Street
18/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THINK FAST|$1200|hard|Stop the presses! Ye Olde Cock Tavern has entertained generations of reporters on this London street|Fleet Street
14/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYTHING!|$400|easy|You don't have everything unless you include this household object|Kitchen sink
13/04/2007|Jeopardy!|NOT TO BE CONFUSED|$600|medium|Not to be confused with a hobgoblin, this is the pigment that gives blood its red color|hemoglobin
11/04/2011|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'SS'|$600|medium|It describes any invertebrate animal, or a person lacking courage|spineless
03/01/2011|Jeopardy!|SKY HIGH|$400|easy|1 Dag Hammarskjold Plaza at 885 2nd Avenue|New York City
03/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE FIRST WIVES CLUB|$1200|hard|This president's first wife, Ellen, replaced Edith Roosevelt's 'Colonial' garden with a rose garden|Woodrow Wilson
11/02/2009|Jeopardy!|THIS GLAND IS YOUR GLAND|$1000|hard|This tiny organ in the brain secretes melatonin & could be rated 'P.G.'|the pineal gland
13/07/2001|Jeopardy!|'LOCK'S|$200|easy|This small ornamental case for a keepsake is often worn as a pendant|a locket
18/05/2010|Jeopardy!|THE ATMOSPHERE|$200|easy|The overall effect of these, especially thick stratocumulus ones, is to cool the Earth's surface|clouds
30/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'G' WHAT A COUNTRY|$1200|hard|This New World country gained its independence from Spain in 1821|Guatemala
01/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|DOUGH|$800|hard|A cylinder of dough filled with chopped Chinese vegetables, or an eastertime event at the White House|egg roll
02/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY RELATIVES|$200|easy|An incident on a warship on which his cousin was an officer may have inspired 'Billy Budd'|Herman Melville
21/07/1999|Jeopardy!|TV ACTORS & ROLES|$500|medium|She played Lola the Cigarette Girl on 'The Morey Amsterdam Show' before she wrote 'Valley of the Dolls'|Jacqueline Susann
19/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$800|hard|The toccata is a form of solo composition written by Bach primarily for this instrument|organ
19/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'Y's UP!|$2000|hard|For many years, Aden, this country's second-largest city, was a British Crown Colony|Yemen
12/09/2003|Jeopardy!|ARTISTS' BIRTHPLACES|$1000|hard|This city was the birthplace of the Renaissance & of Renaissance painter Botticelli|Florence
31/05/2011|Jeopardy!|SUMMER SCHOOL  AT YALE|$200|easy|One course was 'Introduction to the History of Art:  Prehistory to' this cultural movement that began in Italy in the 1300s|the Renaissance
05/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TOM SWIFTIES|$400|easy|Harsh way Tom Swift told a music student, 'You played that note a half step too high'|sharply
10/05/2011|Jeopardy!|THE PERIODIC TABLE|$200|easy|It's right up in the pole position on the periodic table, atomic number 1|hydrogen
17/05/2004|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL EUROPE|$600|medium|Mumm's the word & Taittinger is too when visiting the cellars of this famous French province|Champagne
25/05/2000|Jeopardy!|SPORTS SUPERSTARS|$200|easy|In 1987 this Broncos quarterback became the first quarterback to receive a pass in the Super Bowl|John Elway
09/06/2006|Jeopardy!|OZ|$200|easy|This character gets a ride (likely to his home in Omaha) in the balloon meant to take Dorothy to Kansas|the Wizard
03/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHY|$1000|hard|Lewis Carroll's 1896 book on the symbolic type of this branch of philosophy was not intended for children|Logic
27/06/2008|Jeopardy!|SINGERS' SIGNATURE SONGS|$600|medium|'I Am Woman'|Helen Reddy
12/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WOMEN|$400|easy|The 90-word title of her 1999 album is a poem that she wrote in response to an unflattering magazine article about her|Fiona Apple
02/07/1998|Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$500|medium|Of waxing, waning & decrescent, the 2 that are synonyms|Waning & decrescent
12/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$1600|hard|Newborn gazelles are a favorite prey of the black-backed species of this canine|the jackal
25/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HAWTHORNE IN YOUR SIDE|$1000|hard|The central metaphor of this 1860 novel is a sculpture of a deity (not a young deer)|The Marble Faun
08/06/2007|Jeopardy!|HYPO-POURRI|$400|easy|Prolonged exposure to the cold causes this condition in which the body's temperature drops below 95 degrees|hypothermia
23/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ACTOR BY ROLES|$1200|hard|Tony Manero,  Edna Turnblad|John Travolta
07/05/2009|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL GENRES|$600|medium|The first 'B' in B.B. King's name stands for this musical genre|blues
09/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY LIT|$600|medium|Ian Hamilton wrote a book on having his bio of this reclusive author blocked by the court|J.D. Salinger
19/12/2002|Jeopardy!|INNOVATORS|$200|easy|Fred Morrison came up with the idea for the Frisbee & sold it to this company in 1955|Wham-O
07/10/2004|Jeopardy!|CYCLING|$1000|hard|Three key stages in this cycle are evaporation, precipitation & runoff|the water cycle
12/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S THE MRS.?|$400|easy|Mrs. Ben Affleck|Jennifer Garner
15/12/1997|Jeopardy!|HUMOR|$100|easy|Only a groan man should attempt this 'lowest form of wit'|Pun
17/07/2007|Jeopardy!|NAME THE CENTURY|$600|medium|The U.S. invades Cuba as part of the Spanish-American War|the 19th century
06/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBS|$1200|hard|She must have been in '7th Heaven' when her 'Autobiography' & 'I Am Me' CDs both reached No. 1|Ashlee Simpson
13/01/1998|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$400|easy|Paramecia & amoebas are types of this single-celled organism|Protozoans/protists
19/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ROOTS|$2000|hard|Search the Dawes Rolls for an ancestor who belonged to one of this group of tribes relocated to Oklahoma|the Five Civilized Tribes
24/04/2003|Jeopardy!|BRIDGES|$600|medium|The Oresund Bridge links Sweden to this country to which it had been unconnected by land for 7,000 yrs.|Denmark
16/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE UNITED NATIONS|$2000|hard|The signing of the U.N. Charter took place in this West Coast city in June 1945|San Francisco
10/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE CINEMA OF JOHNNY DEPP|$600|medium|'What's Eating' this character is probably having to live in a small town with his very dysfunctional family|Gilbert Grape
06/07/2010|Jeopardy!|LET'S BOUNCE|$800|hard|It's a type of bounce house, or a dance made famous by Michael Jackson|the moonwalk
14/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$800|hard|Partial blindness compelled him to stop painting ballerinas circa 1898|Degas
19/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN CAPITALS|$2000|hard|Bujumbura shares its first 2 letters with this small country of which it's the capital|Burundi
20/12/2000|Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$500|medium|Whales belong to this group of mammals whose name is from the Latin for 'large sea animal'|Cetaceans
12/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC & DANCE|$2000|hard|In a dance troupe the group equivalent to an opera chorus is called this 'de ballet'|corps
01/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPER CITIES|$1000|hard|The Morning News, est. 1885|Dallas
26/05/1986|Jeopardy!|MUSIC ON THE MAP|$400|easy|2 of the 5 specific places 'Travelin' Man' Ricky Nelson had traveled to according to the song|(2 of) Mexico, Alaska, Berlin, Hong Kong, and Waikiki, Hawaii
27/11/1989|Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$400|easy|Those who knew this actress agreed with her statement 'I've been on a calendar, but never on time'|Marilyn Monroe
30/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DAYS IN...|$1600|hard|As news reporter Hildy Johnson, Rosalind Russell was the title 'Girl' in this fast-talking film from 1940|His Girl Friday
18/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL PARTS|$400|easy|If your feet turn in, bird-brain, you're considered this|pigeon-toed
17/11/2009|Jeopardy!|DRIVING ALONG|$400|easy|By the looks & certainly the smell of them, the herd of these we're passing are Red Brangus|cows
01/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$1600|hard|This Nijinsky-choreographed ballet has 2 scenes: 'Adoration of the Earth' & 'The Sacrified'|The Rite of Spring
12/03/2008|Jeopardy!|WE'RE NO. 1!|$1000|hard|'We had joy, we had fun, we had' this 1974 Terry Jacks hit|Seasons In The Sun
16/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICS|$200|easy|In 1918 this automaker was nominated for a U.S. Senate seat from Michigan but narrowly lost the election|Henry Ford
22/06/1998|Jeopardy!|WELL, WELL, WELL|$200|easy|In 1859 Edwin L. Drake drilled one of these wells near Titusville, Pennsylvania & started an industry|Oil well
23/09/2005|Jeopardy!|THE HURRICANE|$200|easy|Hurricane season in the U.S. runs from the first of June to the end of this month|November
08/10/2008|Jeopardy!|ON THE MENU|$200|easy|A McDonald's pork patty: The McThis|McRib
23/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD, DUDE|$800|hard|After a gnarly wave rag-dolls me, to recover, I chow on a chicken bowl covered with this sweet soy, ginger & sake sauce|teriyaki
24/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OPUS DAY|$400|easy|On Dec. 7, 1842 the first 4 notes ever played by the N.Y. Philharmonic were the opening of this Opus 67 of Beethoven|Fifth Symphony
10/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SLAW & ORDER|$2000|hard|If you're having gravlax, the last 3 letters should tell you that you're eating this 6-letter fish|salmon
14/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'LOVE' IS THE ANSWER|$600|medium|Robert Shaw & Lotte Lenya joined Sean Connery in this 1963 James Bond adventure|From Russia With Love
26/03/2003|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$1000|hard|This book of the Bible was named for a prophet & son of Hilkiah the priest, not a bullfrog|Jeremiah
19/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE ASTRONAUT HALL OF FAME|$600|medium|While others moonwalked, this vehicle was piloted by Michael Collins on Apollo 11 & Ronald Evans on Apollo 17|Command module
06/11/1995|Final Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & LITERATURE|None|None|On March 24, 1994 this store held a breakfast to announce the new Truman Capote Literary Trust|Tiffany's
07/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$800|hard|Twisted, like a sense of humor, or bread in a deli|wry/rye
23/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY OPENING LINES|$1600|hard|Kafka: 'Someone must have slandered Josef K., for...without having done anything wrong, he was arrested'|The Trial
01/03/2004|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SITCOM EPISODES|$800|hard|'Squiggy in Love'|Laverne and Shirley
05/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOUTH|$3000|hard|The name of this city, home to the University of Alabama, comes from the Choctaw for 'black warrior'|Tuscaloosa
11/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MAGIC|$400|easy|2-word 'conjuring' brand name for a felt-tip pen that comes in many colors|Magic Marker
28/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CITIES|$400|easy|The Pummerin, Austria's largest bell, is in this city's St. Stephen's Cathedral|Vienna
11/06/1999|Jeopardy!|GOOD PROVERBS|$400|easy|Boy Scouts should heed, 'Big words seldom go with good' these|Deeds
06/06/2001|Jeopardy!|LAS VEGAS HISTORY|$500|medium|The Masquerade Show in the Sky, seen here, has been wowing visitors to this 'Carnival'-themed hotel since 1997|Rio
20/12/2010|Jeopardy!|THE SHORTIE IN THE GROUP|$1000|hard|Of Old Testament books|Job
11/05/1999|Jeopardy!|'Y's|$200|easy|After this, the world's first national park, was created in 1872, hunting was still legal there|Yellowstone
07/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SOCIAL STUDIES|$3000|hard|Insert a letter in 'teen' to get this newer word for a preadolescent|tween
12/10/2011|Jeopardy!|BUCHANAN, JAMES BUCHANAN|$600|medium|Buchanan became a Jacksonian Democrat after this party that he belonged to dissolved|the Federalist Party
03/09/1990|Double Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$200|easy|Capt. John Smith wrote about this Indian weapon & compared it to a poleax|a tomahawk
27/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NEW DELI|$2000|hard|This deli name for cold-smoked salmon refers to a Canadian province|nova (Nova Scotia)
10/03/2009|Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$1000|hard|Tom Stoppard's drama 'The Coast of' this ideal place was ideal indeed, winning the 2007 Tony for Best Play|Utopia
14/03/2011|Jeopardy!|LET'S GO ONLINE|$200|easy|Oh my god! it's a double rainbow video! seen by more than 19.3 million people on this site! what does this mean?!|Youtube
07/02/2007|Jeopardy!|POPULAR CULTURE|$400|easy|This 'sweet' clothier has many pitch-girls, including Cheyenne & even Pat Benatar|Candie's
11/12/2002|Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY CARDS|$600|medium|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports)  The highest hand you can have in Five-card stud is called this|royal flush
24/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER|$800|hard|Well, Irene, it was in the spring of 1894 that a mutual friend introduced me to the radiant Marie Sklodowska|Pierre Curie
15/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$800|hard|In this process of cell division, unlike mitosis, a cell divides & halves the number of chromosomes|Meiosis
15/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|STATE THE GEOGRAPHIC CENTER|$1600|hard|The north part of the city of Worcester, once a center of abolitionism|Massachusetts
21/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|UNKNOWN SPANIARDS|$400|easy|All the unknown senoritas were interested in this desirable bachelor whose name can also mean 'qualified'|El Igible
23/02/2006|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN FOLKS|$800|hard|In the 1930s surgeon Alexis Carrel worked on designing an artificial heart with this aviator|Lindbergh
21/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS IN HISTORY|$400|easy|A group of 3, musically|a trio
01/10/2002|Jeopardy!|PREDATOR|$800|hard|The name of this doglike predator is from the Persian word 'shagal'|jackal
01/01/1997|Jeopardy!|THE KOREAN WAR|$200|easy|One of the war's innovations was the use of these aircraft for observation & for evacuation of the wounded|helicopters
12/01/2006|Jeopardy!|PARACHUTING WITH THE GOLDEN KNIGHTS|$600|medium|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew demonstrates with a parachute at Fort Bragg, NC.) Also found on cars,  when these steering lines are used dually, they slow the parachute; singly, they allow turning|brakes
08/04/2009|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT MAMMAL|$400|easy|Sega's Sonic is one|a hedgehog
25/02/2009|Jeopardy!|U.S. CAPITALS OF THE WORLD|$200|easy|Overactors & others flock to Smithfield, Va., the capital of this, processing millions of lbs. of it every year|ham
20/07/2009|Jeopardy!|U.S. ARMY 5-STAR GENERALS|$400|easy|In 1903 & 1904 he served in the Philippines as a second lieutenant|MacArthur
11/03/2003|Jeopardy!|FIND THE SPOONERISM|$200|easy|George thinks he's a tough & rumble kind of guy -- he hangs out with the East Side Gang|rough & tumble
16/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$400|easy|This Secretary of State whose first name is from a musical term had originally planned to be a concert pianist|Condoleezza Rice
13/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MEAT ME|$200|easy|With 1/4 of the fat of regular beef, this hump-shouldered animal of the plains is making a comeback|Bison/buffalo
16/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE NUTS IN CALIFORNIA|$400|easy|Treating it to remove bitterness, California's Chumash Indians once lived on flour made from this, the nut of the oak tree|an acorn
04/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC|$800|hard|Daughter Miley duetted with him on the recent hit 'Ready, Set, Don't Go'|Billy Ray Cyrus
23/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHS & LEGENDS|$2000|hard|This hero of mythology cleaned the Augean stables by diverting the courses of 2 nearby rivers|Hercules
17/11/1988|Jeopardy!|PHYSICAL SCIENCE|$200|easy|When burning, sulfur becomes this compound that's used to keep dried fruit from turning brown|Sulfur Dioxide
19/06/2003|Jeopardy!|E BEFORE I|$800|hard|One of the most memorable songs from 'The Sound of Music' is this ode to a flower|Edelweiss
03/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE WILD WEST INDIES|$2000|hard|The wealth provided by this crop led Britain & France to 4 decades of war in the 18th century Caribbean|sugar
06/07/2007|Jeopardy!|'N' THE ATLAS|$800|hard|King Gyanendra reigns in this country that borders China|Nepal
14/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$1200|hard|At about 29,000 ft., the summit of this Nepalese peak reaches 2/3 of the way throught the Earth's troposphere|Mount Everest
10/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|$600|medium|Clint Eastwood won for directing 'Unforgiven' & this man won for acting in it|Gene Hackman
13/11/1989|Final Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|None|None|2 of the 3 state capitals lying on the Missouri River|Jefferson City (MO), Bismarck (ND) & Pierre (SD)
20/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ATTENTION!|$1600|hard|It's the 10-letter term for the phrase 'never odd or even'|a palindrome
10/10/2000|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY COMMON BONDS|$400|easy|Blue, Sperm, Right|Whales
29/06/2005|Jeopardy!|INVENTIVE MINDS|$400|easy|Around 1930 William Lear invented one of these for the car, marketed under tha name Motorola|a radio
09/12/1987|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$800|hard|Rembrandt's career is spanned by a remarkable series of painfully honest portraits of this man|Rembrandt
07/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL INVENTORS HALL OF FAME|$600|medium|For his ice rink resurfacing machine|(Frank) Zamboni
11/06/2002|Jeopardy!|EAT IT!|$200|easy|This Hormel product was once simply known as 'spiced ham'|Spam
24/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE RAIDERS|$4000|hard|During World War II Carlson's Raiders used as a motto this 2-word Mandarin Chinese phrase meaning 'work together'|gung ho
17/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MATH VOCABULARY|$800|hard|Point (0,0) on a graph; or the beginning|Origin
23/04/1986|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$400|easy|This planet is only about ¾ as dense as water, so it probably wouldn’t leave “rings” in the bathtub|Saturn
30/12/2008|Jeopardy!|1450 A.M. (MAKE THAT A.D.)|$200|easy|As the year 1450 dawned on the Christian calendar, it was year 5210 on this one|the Hebrew
12/05/2011|Jeopardy!|VENDING MACHINES|$800|hard|This colorful service operates about 25,000 kiosks that rent you a dvd for a buck|Redbox
06/12/2004|Jeopardy!|QUOTH THE RAVEN?|$400|easy|I've got it!  Hamlet's dad's castle wherein he was rottenly killed by Claudius; quoth the raven...|Elsinore
17/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$800|hard|Fashion newspaper whose readers' median income is the highest in the US at $111,000|W (formerly Women's Wear Daily)
01/06/2010|Jeopardy!|ETCHED IN STONE|$600|medium|Underneath the sculpture of Ramses II and his falcon god friend is an example of this type of writing|hieroglyphics
27/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|18th CENTURY NOVELS|$800|hard|This Voltaire title character is shipwrecked off Lisbon & swims to shore just in time to experience the 1755 earthquake|Candide
31/10/2005|Jeopardy!|SPORTS LEGENDS|$800|hard|This catcher retired at the end of '63, managed the Yankees to a pennant in '64 & played 4 games for the Mets in '65|Yogi Berra
20/06/2001|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE AN ANIMAL!|$500|medium|A popular housepet, the birds seen here orignally came from this continent [budgerigars]|Australia
06/02/2004|Jeopardy!|LEGS & THE WOMAN|$400|easy|Amy Acuff, seen here, has reached 5 inches above her own height in this sport|high jump
29/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$800|hard|Kevin Spacey made his Broadway debut in 1982 in a revival of this playwright's 'Ghosts'|Henrik Ibsen
27/11/2002|Jeopardy!|TOP 40 DEBUTS|$200|easy|1991: Nirvana with this grunge anthem|Smells Like Teen Spirit
30/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MICHAEL J. FOX|$1600|hard|Michael voiced this boylike mouse in 2 hit films|Stuart Little
06/01/2012|Jeopardy!|SNAKES... WHY'D IT HAVE TO BE SNAKES?|$1000|hard|The prominent horn on the nose shows why Bitis nasicornis is also known as this viper, after another African animal|a rhinoceros
28/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PIANO PIECES|$400|easy|3-letter word for the type of piece for which Scott Joplin is best known|rag
02/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|CHINA|$200|easy|Red China encourages families to have only this many children|one
08/12/2004|Jeopardy!|TV ON TV|$1000|hard|'F.Y.I.'|Murphy Brown
10/03/2011|Jeopardy!|DESSERT ITEMS|$800|hard|Introduced in 1932, this candy bar was named for its original design of separate pieces in vanilla, chocolate & strawberry|3 Musketeers
12/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BREAD|$2000|hard|The German name for this bread tells you that it's twice baked|Zwieback
11/06/2009|Jeopardy!|LET ME TAKE YOU DOWN|$600|medium|Under this nickname, W. Mark Felt leaked info to Woodward & Bernstein that toppled a president|Deep Throat
11/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS ILLUSTRATED MAGIC NUMBERS|$400|easy|Baseball: 4,192 hits|Pete Rose
02/06/2010|Jeopardy!|IN THIS EUROPEAN CAPITAL|$400|easy|The Reina Sofia Museum, the Prado|Madrid
17/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE LIBRARY OF ALEXANDRIA|$200|easy|To make up for damage Julius Caesar did to the library, this man gave Cleopatra 200,000 manuscripts|Mark Antony
10/11/2000|Jeopardy!|'the ONION'|$300|easy|In entertainment news, Anatoly Ivaskevich hosts this country's hit game show 'Who Wants to Eat a Meal?'|Russia
20/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ROOMY BOOKS|$300|easy|In an essay, she hoped that future women would have an income of 500 pounds a year 'and rooms of our own'|Virginia Woolf
13/04/2004|Jeopardy!|SIT, TAKE A LOAD OFF|$400|easy|The February 23, 1913 Los Angeles Times reported that President-elect Wilson did this for a woman on a train|gave up his seat
01/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'STUPID' ANSWERS|$2000|hard|1967 No. 1 hit for Frank & Nancy Sinatra|'Somethin' Stupid'
11/04/2000|Jeopardy!|GOT 'ILK'?|$300|easy|An assassin's middle name|(John) Wilkes (Booth)
17/04/1990|Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$200|easy|Queen Victoria passed this hereditary blood disease to many of her royal descendants|Hemophilia
12/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE VICTORS|$400|easy|We have a 'hunch' you'll know this French author of the 1827 play 'Cromwell'|Hugo
02/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ROYAL LANDMARKS|$400|easy|Menkaure, who died around 2465 B.C., has one of these as his tomb|pyramid
22/10/2007|Jeopardy!|'PRO' NOUNS|$1000|hard|It's an object that's designed to be hurled or shot forward, like a bullet or a rocket|a projectile
16/12/2009|Jeopardy!|SPACE|$1000|hard|This belt of debris beyond Neptune was visually verified in 1992|the Kuiper belt
01/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$1600|hard|Cheerful, or bloody (8)|sanguine
05/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CONGRESSES|$600|medium|The 93rd Congress created the Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities to investigate this|Watergate
01/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PRAY|$1600|hard|A Jew who does this while davening, or praying, is said to shokel|bow (or sway or rock)
05/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'BELL's ARE RINGING|$1200|hard|Well, I declare! It means 'before the war', like many mansions of the American South|antebellum
27/11/1997|Jeopardy!|FILLED UP|$100|easy|It's the substance that most commonly fills an hourglass|sand
16/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GETTING CONFRONTATIONAL|$400|easy|Protestant & Catholic disagreement about the 1555 Peace of Augsburg was a cause of this numeric war|the Thirty Years' War
09/02/2007|Jeopardy!|CARD GAMES|$600|medium|This game has the same name as a Spanish number, which you must yell once you get down to one card left|Uno
26/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SUFFIXES|$1200|hard|A Greek battle site gave us this suffix that suggests a long process to reach a certain goal|-athon (as in marathon)
26/12/1989|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS QUOTES|$300|easy|'Socrates is a doer of evil, who corrupts the youth...such is the charge', he reported in 'Apology'|Plato
07/12/2004|Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$1000|hard|King Kalakaua, who helped revive the ancient hula, said hula is this kind of beat 'of the Hawaiian people'|the heart
26/01/2010|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAMERS|$600|medium|Steve Spurrier (1966)|Florida
08/03/2007|Jeopardy!|A SET OF CHINA|$1000|hard|It's the item seen here; a game of the same name has been played since 1935|sugar bowl
16/02/1987|Double Jeopardy!|TEEN QUEENS|$1000|hard|Many claim that before Bloody Mary grabbed the throne, this 'Lady' was Queen of England for 9 days|Lady Jane Grey
30/05/2003|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC HOMES|$400|easy|His 'Body lies a-mouldering in the grave' near his farmhouse in Lake Placid, New York|John Brown
25/04/2001|Jeopardy!|EDIBLE EUPHEMISMS|$700|hard|This soup flavored by a calf's head shares its name with the Lewis Carroll character seen here|Mock turtle soup
24/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DAYTIME TV|$400|easy|This soap celebrated its 35th anniversary in April 1998 with an ABC prime time special|General Hospital
04/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT NOVEL|$800|hard|'Lennie said, 'I might jus' as well go away.  George ain't gonna let me tend no rabbits now.''|Of Mice and Men
18/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S UP, DOC?|$800|hard|A president of Baylor's School of Medicine, he pioneered the development of the artificial heart|Michael DeBakey
02/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN BODIES OF WATER|$1600|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows a map on the monitor.)  Connecting the western Mediterranean Sea with the Atlantic Ocean is this narrow passage of water|the Straits of Gibraltar
05/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER GREAT LAKES|$400|easy|This almost 27,000-square-mile African lake is named for a queen|(Lake) Victoria
14/05/1990|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$300|easy|From the Latin for 'worm', it's defined simply as 'animals obnoxious to man'|Vermin
09/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|BORN & DIED|$1000|hard|Artist who was born in Lowell, Massachusetts in 1834 & died in London in 1903|James MacNeil Whistler
06/11/1995|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$100|easy|Man's first job was as a gardener, as God told him to dress & keep the garden of Eden|Adam
11/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN FOLKLORE|$400|easy|Febold Feboldson was a giant who performed amazing feats on the plains of Nebraska & this 'Sunflower State'|Kansas
06/10/1999|Jeopardy!|NUMBERS|$200|easy|Garcia Marquez' 'Years of Solitude'|100
19/02/1998|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC WORLD LEADERS|$200|easy|In August 1825 Upper Peru changed its name to honor this man, the liberator of South America|Simon Bolivar
24/09/1998|Jeopardy!|IT USED TO BE ILLEGAL|$100|easy|Cheers!  This became legal again on December 5, 1933 when Utah ratified the 21st Amendment|Alcohol
01/06/2001|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENT ORIGINS|$300|easy|Last name of the man who invented the instrument seen here:|(Adolphe) Sax (saxophone)
13/10/2011|Jeopardy!|LITERARY NARRATORS|$400|easy|In this author's 'The Cask of Amontillado ', Montresor narrates his own revenge on Fortunato|(Edgar Allan) Poe
18/11/1994|Jeopardy!|FASHION|$100|easy|As its name implies, this lightweight nylon jacket is perfect in a breeze|Windbreaker
19/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE MAYFLOWER|$800|hard|41 male passengers onboard the Mayflower signed it in November|the Mayflower Compact
11/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. STAMPS|$200|easy|She got 'all dolled up' for the stamp seen here (red-haired doll)|Raggedy Ann
19/07/2011|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL NUMBERS|$800|hard|The White Stripes: '____ Nation Army'|Seven
02/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|JACK NICHOLSON|$400|easy|This actress, Jack's longtime girlfriend, acted with him in her dad's movie 'Prizzi's Honor'|Anjelica Huston
24/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|JACK BE HOMONYM-BLE|$1200|hard|It means to strike with a very quick blow / or to rock the mic like Eminem, yo|rap
05/11/1997|Jeopardy!|FLOWER POWER|$100|easy|Its name is derived from 'day's eye'; like an eye, its blossoms close at night & open by day|the daisy
24/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN ACTORS|$600|medium|1989 was a good year for this actor:  he starred in 'Hamlet' onstage & 'My Left Foot' on film|Daniel Day-Lewis
28/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE ART OF ASIA|$2000|hard|This fruit whose blossoms are seen here is one of the four gentlemen of Chinese art|plum
07/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|& THE FURIOUS|$2000|hard|Polly Peachum's pop gets his knickers in a twist over her marriage to Macheath in this Brecht/Weill play|The Threepenny Opera
25/10/1999|Jeopardy!|PORK PRODUCTS?|$200|easy|He played astronaut Jack Swigert in 'Apollo 13'|Kevin Bacon
05/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$400|easy|In Rimsky-Korsakov's 'The Maid of Pskov', this notorious 16th c. czar destroys the city of Novgorod|Ivan (the Terrible)
26/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FILM SCHOOL|$2000|hard|In this probing 1959 Preminger film, Jimmy Stewart's a lawyer defending Ben Gazzara in a murder trial|Anatomy of a Murder
04/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HOW SUITE IT IS|$500|medium|Title of the 1931 suite heard here, a landmark in American music:|'Grand Canyon Suite' (by Ferdi Grofe)
27/04/2005|Jeopardy!|THEY USED TO BE IN CHARGE|$800|hard|Pasha Muhammad Ali|Egypt
22/02/2007|Jeopardy!|SEGAL, SIEGEL OR SEAGAL|$600|medium|We could 'just shoot' this 1966 Oscar nominee for 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?'|George Segal
01/12/2011|Jeopardy!|WEE FOLK|$200|easy|In a Grimm tale the Miller's daughter gave this little man a necklace & a ring for spinning straw into gold for her|Rumpelstiltskin
26/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE SONGS|$800|hard|1973: Paul McCartney and Wings|Live And Let Die
21/01/2008|Jeopardy!|2007 BESTSELLERS|$200|easy|This Robert Ludlum character returned to the list in 2007 with a 'Betrayal'|Jason Bourne
16/12/1998|Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN COMIC STRIPS|$400|easy|Aleta, Prince Arn & Galan|Prince Valiant
27/09/1995|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$200|easy|The horny casing of the toes of ungulates is called this|hooves
21/07/2011|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$200|easy|The bright star Regulus represents the lion's foot in this constellation|Leo
22/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES|$1200|hard|The first white dwarf star to be discovered was a companion to this dog star|Sirius
02/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL ENDINGS|$1200|hard|In this book's conclusion, we learn that Lara, who vanishes, probably ends up dying in a Russian camp|Doctor Zhivago
01/02/1990|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL TRIVIA|$500|medium|Guinness says this star of 'Rear Window' was Eisenhower's favorite actress|Grace Kelly
11/03/1999|Jeopardy!|POETRY POTPOURRI|$100|easy|He married Minnehaha, the 'Loveliest of Dacotah Women'|Hiawatha
16/09/1997|Jeopardy!|NAME CALLING|$500|medium|Nintendo immortalized this first name of one of the company's landlords|Mario
30/05/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE UNDER A 'REST'|$200|easy|Eastern European capital city of more than 2.2 million|Bucharest
19/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYONE'S A COMEDIAN|$400|easy|This comedienne who has hosted the Oscars has also been the center square on 'Hollywood Squares'|Whoopi Goldberg
24/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MUST BE 'LOVE'|$200|easy|It's any secluded road sought out by the amorously inclined -- perhaps for amorous reclining|Lover's Lane
21/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ELECTORAL COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP|$1600|hard|This 19th century president ran 3 times & got a total of 664 electoral votes|Cleveland
18/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$1000|hard|Neoclassical twosome who published their essays in 'The Tatler' & 'The Spectator'|Addison & Steele
28/06/2007|Jeopardy!|THE 21st CENTURY|$400|easy|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from Cheyenne Mountain.) Since the end of the Cold War, the only emergency closing of these 25-ton blast doors at NORAD's Cheyenne Mountain complex was on this 21st-century date|September 11, 2001
28/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'IF' ONLY...|$200|easy|In 'Clueless' Alicia Silverstone responds to male advances with this 2-word phrase|As If
20/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'N' CHARGE|$800|hard|A person born in America from parents who emigrated from Japan, it means 'second generation'|Nisei
13/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AUSTRALIAN CAPITALS|$1200|hard|The metro area of this Victoria capital contains more than 70% of the state's population|Melbourne
29/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NTERNATIONAL SPORTS TROPHIES|$2000|hard|The Calcutta Cup, given to rugby teams since 1879, has an elephant on top & is made from melted coins of this currency|rupees
26/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HUSKY|$1600|hard|A term for a conservative Republican of the late 1800s, it also means strong & sturdy|stalwart
16/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THEY SHOT THE SHERIFF|$1600|hard|Billy Clanton shot & wounded these 2 lawmen, Wyatt's brothers, during a pretty famous fight--but they got him|Virgil & Morgan
13/07/2007|Jeopardy!|CEMETERIES|$200|easy|Although Emile Zola's gravestone still rests at this city's Cimetiere de Montmartre, his body was moved to the Pantheon|Paris
02/06/2003|Jeopardy!|BENNY|$1000|hard|In 1954 he turned Henry James' 'The Turn of the Screw' into an opera|Benjamin Britten
16/10/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S.A.|$200|easy|The name of this state capital isn't pronounced like a French name, but like a synonym for 'dock'|Pierre, South Dakota
22/04/1998|Jeopardy!|'I', 'AY', 'EYE'|$300|easy|Mr. Merchant's movie partner|James Ivory
01/07/1998|Jeopardy!|'EYE' GUESS|$100|easy|Alan Alda on TV, or Donald Sutherland on the big screen|Hawkeye (Pierce)
09/09/2008|Jeopardy!|U.S. COINS|$1000|hard|The Mint's 2 types of coin products are circulating & this type that includes proof sets, from the Latin for 'coin'|numismatic
25/09/1997|Jeopardy!|1966|$300|easy|On the 67th anniversary of his birth, a bronze bust of this author was unveiled near Sun Valley, Idaho|Ernest Hemingway
12/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WOMEN|$200|easy|Lindsay Davenport said, 'It really felt awesome' to win a 1996 Olympic gold medal in this sport|Tennis
07/10/1999|Jeopardy!|GUINNESS RECORDS|$1000|hard|The loudest sound from a living source is produced by these sea creatures|Whales
09/11/2000|Jeopardy!|DEBT|$300|easy|These popular student loans are named for a Vermont senator|Stafford loans
16/06/2009|Jeopardy!|BALLETS ALEX COULD STAR IN|$400|easy|I'm too svelte to play Sancho Panza, so I'll dance this title role instead|Don Quixote
31/05/2011|Jeopardy!|SUMMER SCHOOL  AT YALE|$800|hard|I think the title for this department's S100 01 was 'Happiness', therefore I am|philosophy
02/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIRTH OF WORDS|$800|hard|From the Old Slavic for slave, this word entered the language from Karel Capek's 1921 play 'R.U.R.'|Robot
04/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TV ON TV|$1000|hard|Jim Carrey played an animator for the TV cartoon 'Dippy Duck' on this short-lived sitcom|The Duck Factory
17/04/2003|Jeopardy!|DINING OUT|$800|hard|At this famous NYC restaurant at 234 W. 44th Street, you can dine with the stars, or at least with their caricatures|Sardi's
16/11/2010|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL DATE LINE|$200|easy|The ides of March 44 B.C.: He is murdered as he enters a Senate meeting|Julius Caesar
09/03/2004|Jeopardy!|ISMs|$200|easy|The belief in the need to secure rights & opportunities for women equal to those of men|feminism
29/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE THIRD WORLD|$600|medium|This group of about 600 islets & islands is located between Grenada & St. Vincent|Grenadines
27/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE POOH|$200|easy|Now in bookstores, this donkey friend of Pooh has a 'Gloomy Little Instruction Book'|Eeyore
22/03/1994|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$600|medium|Though Kwanzaa was inspired by an African harvest festival, it was developed in this country|the United States
09/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NATURAL WONDERS|$200|easy|The highest sand dunes in the world are in this, the world's largest desert|the Sahara Desert
30/11/1999|Jeopardy!|A LITTLE 'R' & 'R'|$100|easy|It's not a 100-meter dash for rodents, but a tiring, meaningless competitve activity|Ratrace
10/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LIKE A LAMB|$200|easy|If your fleece is 'white as snow', you might be tended by this classic nursery rhyme shepherdess|Mary
16/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WATCHING THE DETECTIVES|$1600|hard|In 2009 we watched this tall guy replace Chris Noth on 'Law & Order:  Criminal Intent'|Jeff Goldblum
06/05/2002|Jeopardy!|TRACK & FIELD|$1000|hard|This son of a dutch immigrant had the first 15' pole vault--in fact, he had the first 43 15' pole vaults|'Dutch' Warmerdam
28/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BABIES|$800|hard|This pain that makes infants cry gets its name from the intestinal area where it may start|Colic
24/02/2000|Jeopardy!|REAL U.S. LOCALES|$300|easy|This Oregon town could be the theoretical home of a doll, 1983's most popular Christmas toy|Cabbage Patch
14/04/2009|Jeopardy!|I THEE WED|$200|easy|1956: Grace Kelly|Prince Ranier
05/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'END' AT THE BEGINNING|$200|easy|Unfortunately, leopards, Asian elephants & gray whales are on this animal list|Endangered species list
19/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY RELATIVES|$600|medium|His first book, 'Betty Zane', was a historical novel about one of his ancestors|Zane Grey
20/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$800|hard|In 1921 Harding appointed this man Secretary of Commerce; 8 years later he was the president|Hoover
16/01/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S PLACE NAMES|$400|easy|Motley County in this state wasn't named for Motley Crue but for a man wounded in the Battle of San Jacinto|Texas
17/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|UNUSUAL TREES|$800|hard|It's the part of the cannonball tree that gives the tree its name|fruit
17/12/2009|Jeopardy!|HAPPY FEDERAL HOLIDAY!|$200|easy|In 1789 a general proclamation was issued naming November 26 a day of national this|thanksgiving
17/11/1998|Jeopardy!|ON THE COVER OF ROLLING STONE|$400|easy|Anthony Kiedis went solo for a 1994 cover & appeared with this group on a '95 cover|Red Hot Chili Peppers
09/01/2007|Jeopardy!|HIT THE JIM|$200|easy|Playing on the 1912 West Point football team, this future president tackled Jim Thorpe|Eisenhower
15/04/2003|Jeopardy!|MARKS|$400|easy|On the Internet, these three marks separate http from www|a colon & two slashes
20/02/1991|Double Jeopardy!|PLANES, TRAINS & AUTOMOBILES|$600|medium|This huge wooden plane was flown only one time; for less than a mile by Howard Hughes|The Spruce Goose
15/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GAME SHOWS|$800|hard|Michael Berger, the host of 'Personals' in 1991, hosts the revival of this celebrity fill-in-the-blank show|Match Game
19/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HOME|$400|easy|On Oct. 19, 1999 this home & life improvement guru made a bundle after her IPO hit Wall Street|Martha Stewart
16/10/2002|Jeopardy!|NAME THE YEAR|$200|easy|It's the year JFK was sworn in as president|1961
19/10/1999|Jeopardy!|17th CENTURY AMERICA|$400|easy|John Smith, hurt in an explosion, was ousted from his leadership of this settlement & sailed back to England|Jamestown
16/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE TOWNS|$1000|hard|Drexel University|Philadelphia
14/10/2002|Jeopardy!|MARINERS|$1200|hard|In July 1741 this Dane sighted the North American continent near Mount St. Elias, Alaska|Vitus Bering
02/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|USA NETWORK|$2000|hard|Jewel co-hosted season 5 of this search for country music talent|Nashville Star
11/11/1988|Jeopardy!|ALABAMIANS|$500|medium|In his last major opinion, this 'colorful' justice upheld the New York Times' right to publish the Pentagon Papers|Hugo Black
17/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$800|hard|The George Cross, awarded for bravery in World War II, appears on this island country's flag, seen here:|Malta
22/02/2010|Jeopardy!|LIBROS EN ESPAÑOL|$200|easy|Ernest Hemingway: 'Adios a las Armas'|A Farewell to Arms
22/05/2006|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS|$200|easy|Among the lodging places within this national park are Grant Village & Old Faithful Inn|Yellowstone
24/11/1999|Jeopardy!|SUPERSTITIONS|$300|easy|Buy a car on this unlucky day & it'll spend most of its time with the mechanic|Friday the 13th
26/10/2004|Jeopardy!|PROVERBIALLY SPEAKING|$400|easy|It 'makes the heart grow fonder'|absence
10/06/2010|Jeopardy!|POETS' COUNTRY OF BIRTH|$400|easy|Arthur Rimbaud|France
30/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'GO' FOR IT|$800|hard|The kind of intermediary mentioned in the title of a classic Joseph Losey film|a go-between
16/03/2010|Jeopardy!|FILM TITLES IN FOREIGN LANDS|$800|hard|Switzerland messed with this Adam Sandler title, calling it 'For Your Hair Only'; Spain had a 'License to Comb'|You Don't Mess with the Zohan
18/05/2006|Jeopardy!|MACHINERY|$600|medium|A device in which one circuit controls another, Marconi won the race to design one, seen here, for the telegraph|a relay
05/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HIGH SCHOOLS|$800|hard|Students at a real high school, Aviation High in Queens, fix planes at this 'presidential' airport|JFK
19/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'M' TV|$2000|hard|Seen here is this wannabe opera singer turned creative director for 'America's Next Top Model'|Jay Manuel
25/03/1997|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$400|easy|Lake Placid lies in this mountain chain in northeastern New York|Adirondacks
11/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|KIDDY LIT|$2000|hard|The title of this 1992 children's book, seen here, is also the name of its island setting:|Dinotopia
11/02/2000|Jeopardy!|SAT: VERBAL|$400|easy|Of Laurel, Hardy, Rowan & Martin, the 2 that are trees|Laurel & Rowan
25/04/2008|Jeopardy!|U.S. COUNTIES|$1000|hard|Orange County, New York wasn't named for the fruit but for the ruling family of this European nation|the Netherlands
18/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$400|easy|To fasten with glue, or walked up & down nervously|paste/paced
02/09/2002|Jeopardy!|'S'PORTS|$1000|hard|This term used in downhill skiing also means water skiing on a single ski|slalom
03/02/2011|Jeopardy!|UP ON MOUNT RUSHMORE|$400|easy|Sent Lewis & Clark off to see the country|Jefferson
26/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OLD, ODD & OBSCURE WORDS|$1600|hard|It's probably been a while since you've seen a typewriter; remember this 6-letter term for the roller?|a platen
17/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$1000|hard|Red double-decker buses travel the streets of this city in India, now officially known as Mumbai|Bombay
08/07/2004|Jeopardy!|'CHA'|$800|hard|Seen here, it keeps food warm at a dinner party|a chafing dish
11/05/2005|Jeopardy!|50 WAYS TO LEAVE YOUR LOVER|$200|easy|Create the Church of England in 1534 to wrangle that elusive annulment (other wives may not fare as well)|Henry VIII
17/09/1998|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$300|easy|This threadlike structure found in cells is made up largely of proteins & DNA|Chromosomes
07/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS WORKS|$200|easy|In the 1600s Pedro Calderon's 'Autos Sacramentales' dramatized the beliefs of this Christian church|Roman Catholic Church
02/03/2005|Jeopardy!|PAVLOVIAN JEOPARDY!|$1000|hard|Scottish. Steel guy.|(Andrew) Carnegie
24/02/2000|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$300|easy|Of 6,000, 66,000 or 666,000 MPH, the closest to the speed of the Earth around the sun|66,000
19/06/2009|Jeopardy!|WEIRD SCENTS|$800|hard|A buccal swab is the first step to get 'Your Fragrance in the Bottle', based on this|DNA
31/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$800|hard|This 11-year-old girl won an Oscar for a 1993 film|Anna Paquin
15/11/2011|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$1000|hard|German for 'shape' gives us this name of a school of psychology|Gestalt
12/02/1997|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$100|easy|It's the 'hair apparent' on a lion's or horse's neck|Mane
19/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ALL A DREAM|$800|hard|Eat that 11 p.m. quesadilla & you might have a pesadilla, Spanish for this|a nightmare
05/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A GROUP THING|$400|easy|Isaac, Taylor & Zac on drums|Hanson
08/11/2004|Jeopardy!|IF YOU GROW IT, THEY WILL EAT|$200|easy|Endive is a member of the same family as this flower, so 'give me your answer, do'|daisy
04/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ERNEST HEMINGWAY|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from the JFK Library and Museum wearing a metal ring.)  Hemingway wore this ring for luck; it's made with shrapnel from the injuries he suffered during this war|the First World War
14/09/1998|Jeopardy!|A WALK IN THE PARK|$100|easy|In 1989 George Bush had the DEA buy drugs in a park across from this building to show on TV|The White House
30/05/2000|Jeopardy!|TELL IT TO THE MARINES|$200|easy|Ground troops are based at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina & this camp near San Diego|Camp Pendleton
05/02/2004|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL QUOTATIONS|$1000|hard|The other 5 categories on the board all take their titles from chapter 3 of this book|Ecclesiastes
17/10/1997|Jeopardy!|CORN FED|$100|easy|The utensils seen here are used to serve corn in this style|Corn on the cob
02/07/2009|Jeopardy!|MEDICAL PREFIXES & SUFFIXES|$1000|hard|Used as a suffix, -emia means pertaining to this substance|blood
13/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOLECULAR WORLD|$600|medium|Popular name given to lethal gases, including VX & sarin, classified as organophosphates|Nerve gases
06/10/2008|Jeopardy!|BOARD OF DIRECTORS|$1000|hard|The chief of medicine at Mass. General is on this company's board, so he can keep an eye on the Lipitor & Xanax|Pfizer
20/02/1990|Jeopardy!|SINATRA|$500|medium|Dying in this film, Sinatra warns Prew, 'Watch out for Fatso, he'll try to crack you....'|From Here to Eternity
04/01/2000|Jeopardy!|SAY IT 'AINT' SO|$200|easy|It covers the walls|Paint
29/06/2006|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL MEN OF WAR|$600|medium|In 1942 George Baker created this 'morose' comic-strip soldier for Yank magazine|Sad Sack
12/11/1985|Jeopardy!|HERBS & SPICES|$500|medium|From the nightshade family, its fleshy forked root sometimes resembles the human form|mandrake
13/12/2004|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$800|hard|To tell someone to relax, you can use the slang phrase 'take a' this rhyming pharmaceutical term|a chill pill
04/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THIS CATEGORY IS ABBREVIATED|$2000|hard|A 'chronological' region on the U.S. West Coast: PST|Pacific Standard Time
23/07/2008|Jeopardy!|EXCEPT AFTER SEA|$1000|hard|Seen here is this sea here.  See?|the Baltic Sea
20/07/2011|Jeopardy!|WHO PAINTED WHOM?|$1000|hard|Circa 1665: 'Girl with a Pearl Earring'|(Jan) Vermeer
06/06/2002|Jeopardy!|FOREST|$1600|hard|The only National Forest in Missouri is named for this author|Mark Twain
20/02/1998|Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$300|easy|Slang synonym for zero that also begins with 'Z'|zilch
06/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SINGING ACTORS|$2000|hard|Nicole Kidman teamed up with British pop star Robbie Williams on a 2001 version of this Frank & Nancy Sinatra duet|Something Stupid
16/02/2011|Jeopardy!|ACTORS WHO DIRECT|$400|easy|'Million Dollar Baby' & 'Unforgiven'|Clint Eastwood
23/06/1998|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$500|medium|The corporation whose logo is seen here was created in 1971: (AKA the National Railroad Passenger Corporation)|Amtrak
04/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POLKA YOUR EYES OUT|$2000|hard|The Germans & the Poles claim the polka, but more than likely it was created in Bohemia in this present country|the Czech Republic
19/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY BEFORE & AFTER|$1600|hard|American ambulance driver Frederic Henry satirizes romantic ideas about war in this work by Hemingway & Shaw|A Farewell to Arms and the Man
12/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THEY EAT THAT?|$800|hard|In Berlin it's popular to dust your sausage with this powder popular in Asia|curry powder
14/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA|$800|hard|The view seen here is from this scenic drive, named for the engineer who brought water to L.A.|Mulholland Drive
28/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TABLOID HEADLINES ACROSS HISTORY|$1600|hard|October 21, 1520: 'Strait to the Pacific!'  He 'finds passage, hopes one day for portable GPS machine to be named for him'|Magellan
18/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LUKE|$800|hard|When Jesus was 12, after the feast of Passover, he became separated from his parents for 3 days in this city|Jerusalem
27/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$2500|hard|His 1637 'Discours de la methode' prefaced a series of essays on optics, meteorology, and geometry|Rene Descartes
06/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LETHAL WEAPON|$2000|hard|In Washington, Ark. there's a replica of the smithy where these eponymous knives were first made in the 1830s|Bowie knives
07/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A BUSINESS IS BORN|$1600|hard|In 1998, after renaming their Backrub search engine, Larry Page & Sergey Brin incorporated under this name|Google
29/05/1998|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|None|None|Name shared by the leaders of 2 nations that remain in a mutual state of war in 1998|Kim (Kim Dae Jung of South Korea & Kim Jong Il of North Korea)
20/10/1997|Jeopardy!|COFFEE BREAK|$100|easy|This stimulant found in coffee can ease headaches by constricting blood vessels|caffeine
16/11/2000|Jeopardy!|STATE NICKNAMES|$100|easy|'Little Rhody'|Rhode Island
05/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$600|medium|He lived for several weeks among the cannibalistic Typee before he wrote the book of the same name|Herman Melville
14/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S JUST A FLESH WOUND|$2000|hard|Even after losing a leg at age 70, this Parisian-born actress played for troops at the front in WWI|Sarah Bernhardt
07/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHITE HOUSE BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|Traditional Southern 'jumping' dish of black-eyed peas that became Attorney General of the U.S. in 2001|Hoppin' John Ashcroft
05/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'EL'-WAY|$400|easy|It's a mournful poem for the dead, perhaps 'Written In A Country Churchyard'|an elegy
02/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ISN'T IT ICONIC?|$2000|hard|This 'Hero With a Thousand Faces' author co-wrote 1974's 'The Mythic Image', which explored iconography|Joseph Campbell
23/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TEXT MESSAGES|$2000|hard|Edward Teller notified this New Mexico lab site about the first successful H-bomb test with 'It's a boy'|Los Alamos
26/05/2009|Jeopardy!|LITERARY MOVEMENTS|$800|hard|Alejo Carpentier used this term for Latin American literature that has elements of the fantastic & the mundane|Magical Realism
14/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|PACIFIC ISLANDS|$1000|hard|Following a 1987 military coup, this island country quit the British Commonwealth|Fiji
20/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES THEATER REVIEWS|$2000|hard|(Frank Rich delivers the clue.)  In the 1990 production of 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof', Kathleen Turner was radiant but the most memorable performance was by Charles Durning as this dying volcano of a patriarch|Big Daddy
24/04/2008|Jeopardy!|A GAME OF CHESS|$800|hard|The 17th letter of the English alphabet, in chess notation it stands for the most powerful piece on the board|Q
26/01/1999|Jeopardy!|NOBEL WINNERS BY CATEGORY|$100|easy|Mikhail Gorbachev|Peace
27/07/2010|Jeopardy!|FERROUS, BUELLER|$400|easy|Iron is extracted by this 8-letter industrial process with carbon & limestone; I'm this process!  Thiiiis processss...|smelting
30/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$200|easy|After Othello stabs him, this villain says, 'I bleed, sir, but not kill'd'|Iago
01/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$800|hard|Julius Caesar observes that this man 'has a lean and hungry look; he thinks too much:  such men are dangerous'|Cassius
10/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the halls of Alcatraz)  During his term at Alcatraz, this man called 'Machine Gun' worked as an altar boy in the prison chapel|'Machine Gun' Kelly
18/07/2007|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$400|easy|The logo of this theme park chain is seen here|Six Flags
02/04/2004|Final Jeopardy!|GEORGE WASHINGTON|None|None|In 1798 George wrote to John Greenwood, a man in this profession, 'I am...ready to pay what ever you may charge me'|dentist
20/01/2009|Jeopardy!|THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME|$200|easy|This style that's popular in San Francisco was named for a British monarch|Victorian
18/05/2007|Jeopardy!|THE SNAIL|$200|easy|Technically, a snail has this many feet|1
17/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|JOE THE SENATOR|$800|hard|In 1950 he attracted national attention by accusing the State Department of harboring Communists|Joe McCarthy
16/12/2002|Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|It's the science or philosophy of law|jurisprudence
12/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT STORIES|$200|easy|Short story that describes Katrina Von Tassel as the 'only child of a substantial Dutch farmer'|The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
26/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHIES|$400|easy|From the 1980s, 'Cory: Profile of a President' was about her|Corazon Aquino
12/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THE TITANIC|$600|medium|This happened between the third & fourth funnel, a fact no one knew until the Titanic was found in 1985|it broke in half
10/05/2002|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATED STATES|$400|easy|The abbreviation of this state is also an abbreviation for the largest city in California|Louisiana
13/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE DOUBLE LETTERS|$1600|hard|The indoor version of this sport debuted at the Olympics in 1964; the beach type debuted in 1996|volleyball
19/05/2011|Jeopardy!|TAXED BY TAXES|$200|easy|This country singer had to go 'On the Road Again' after the IRS seized his ranch because he owed back taxes|Willie Nelson
13/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS STARS|$1600|hard|This American won at least one Women's Grand Slam tennis title a record 13 straight years, 1974-1986|Chris Evert-Lloyd
11/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY HONOURS 2000|$400|easy|Sam Mendes was directed to pick up this CBE in June 2000, 3 months after winning an Oscar for directing this film|American Beauty
07/03/2001|Jeopardy!|I LOVE CANDY|$200|easy|It's a good ship for Shirley Temple, & a bad woods to get lost in while playing Candy Land|Lollipop
27/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|-OLOGIES|$1600|hard|Roentgenology is another name for this -ology|radiology
18/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PARTS OF A WHOLE|$2000|hard|Winds, dragons, season tiles|a mah-jongg set
09/12/2010|Jeopardy!|THERE'S A SEXY CATEGORY!|$600|medium|Last name shared by bond actress Barbara & Hazzard County bombshell Catherine|Bach
23/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GET BIBLICAL|$400|easy|We're not lyi|Babylon
09/04/2009|Jeopardy!|IN JOE PATERNO'S FIRST YEAR|$600|medium|This leader launched his Cultural Revolution|Mao
20/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|STATE LAKES|$400|easy|Yellowstone Lake|Wyoming
13/07/1999|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$300|easy|A speech disease-ridden rats might hear in church|Vermin sermon
10/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY THROUGH FOOTBALL|$3000|hard|British Major and spy John Andre was an 'ineligible receiver' when he got the secret plans to this location in 1790|West Point
15/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S AN OLYMPIC YEAR|$400|easy|Playing on their native soil, this country's Hockeyroos won gold in 2000|Australia
22/07/2011|Jeopardy!|ROLES IN 2010 BEST PICTURE OSCAR NOMINEES|$600|medium|Understudy for Siegfried, 'corps de ballet' (18 of them!)|Black Swan
21/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|TV TRIVIA|$600|medium|In 1970 he had a 'Goodtime Hour'|Glen Campbell
25/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY ARCHITECTURE|$200|easy|What Albert Speer was to Hitler, Marcello Piacentini was to this man|Benito Mussolini
16/07/1996|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$500|medium|Jacky Ickx has won this 24-hour French auto race a record 6 times|24 Hours of Le Mans
10/10/2000|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$100|easy|On May 22, 1999 this American scored her 108th goal, becoming the all-time leading scorer in int'l soccer|Mia Hamm
18/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MAC|$800|hard|This comic strip title character, seen here, strides on despite the death of creator Jeff MacNelly in 2000|Shoe
06/07/2004|Jeopardy!|THREE CHEERS!|$600|medium|The 4-legged Omaha made the record books in 1935 with this 3-feat|racing's Triple Crown
29/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'OX' MARKS THE SPOT|$800|hard|A nickleodeon was an early version of this 7-letter machine|a jukebox
23/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE ME TO THE RIVER|$400|easy|Jean Renoir's film 'The River' was shot on location in India along the banks of this river|the Ganges
01/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE RENAISSANCE|$800|hard|In 1497 this Borgia was accused of murdering his brother Giovanni, Duke of Benevento & Gandia|Cesare
18/11/1996|Jeopardy!|RANKS & TITLES|$200|easy|From the 12th to 19th centuries, a person with this tile governed Japan; the emperor's rule was nominal|Shogun
10/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS|$600|medium|This larcenous family that included brothers Ike & Billy went up against the Earps at the O.K. Corral|Clanton
31/12/2004|Jeopardy!|THE COMPANY LINE|$400|easy|This housewares store was named for the packaging its merchandise came in & was first displayed on|Crate & Barrel
14/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CAMPAIGN TRAIL MIX|$800|hard|Delegates at the 2004 Republican National Convention waved this hyphenated footwear to mock John Kerry|flip-flops
07/11/1986|Jeopardy!|DAYS IN SONG|$500|medium|Song in which K. Kristofferson stumbled to the closet to find his cleanest dirty shirt|Sunday Morning Coming Down
09/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRITISH NOBILITY LADDER|$1600|hard|No. 4:  It has a silent consonant|viscount
24/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE QUOTABLE MAO|$800|hard|'Political power grows out of' this|the barrel of a gun
09/06/2004|Jeopardy!|1969|$800|hard|He resigned as President of France|Charles De Gaulle
31/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GETTING JAZZED|$400|easy|Look away, look away, look away, it's a revivalist style of New Orleans jazz|Dixieland
13/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IF I'M ELECTED...|$1200|hard|The disputed 2004 elections in this former Soviet republic included charges of poisoning by dioxin-spiked soup|the Ukraine
04/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|50th ANNIVERSARIES|$2000|hard|Sometimes called a cartel, this organization was set up in 1960 by 5 oil-rich nations|OPEC
02/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LIGHTHOUSES|$7000|hard|Built in the 3rd century B.C., & standing over 350 feet high, it was the tallest lighthouse ever built|the Pharos Lighthouse at Alexandria
22/10/2010|Final Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|None|None|Only Orson Welles & this man have been nominated for Best Actor & Original Screenplay in the same year while in their 20s|Matt Damon
27/06/2005|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL WORDS & PHRASES|$800|hard|It's a regular & reliable source of income, just as dependable as a certain source of milk|a cash cow
16/02/2009|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT ACRONYMS|$200|easy|The 'E' in FEMA (Do a heckuva job responding)|emergency
13/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FILM DIRECTORS|$600|medium|The name of this 'Home Alone' & 'Mrs. Doubtfire' director may remind you of a famous explorer|Chris Columbus
08/06/2010|Jeopardy!|FOOD GLORIOUS FOOD|$1000|hard|Made of coconut or almond paste, these drop cookies are especially popular at Passover|macaroons
07/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|DOC TALK|$3800|hard|Properly called the optic disk, it's the region of the retina that has no rods or cones|the blind spot
15/10/2009|Jeopardy!|ON THE COVER OF PEOPLE|$800|hard|On March 31, 2008 it was 'Twin Bliss!  Intimate Photos at Home' with her, 'Marc Anthony and Max and Emme'|Jennifer Lopez
25/01/2006|Jeopardy!|'FOO' FINDERS|$200|easy|It's a Chinese-American chopped goodies omelet with gravy|egg foo young
07/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|RETRONYMS|$1200|hard|These 2 building materials are used to describe actual stores, as opposed to online retailers|bricks & mortar
25/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS LEFTIES|$400|easy|This 'Marvelous' lefty boxer KO'd Thomas Hearns in a classic 3-round brawl|Marvin Hagler
05/12/1997|Final Jeopardy!|FOOD|None|None|Campbell Soup launched this flavor in 1990 with a recipe contest bearing President Bush in mind|Cream of Broccoli
20/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL QUOTES|$800|hard|This New Testament beggar 'died and was carried by the angels into Abraham's bosom'|Lazarus
12/01/2007|Jeopardy!|'HUSKER DO|$200|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from Girls and Boys Town in Omaha, NE.) After becoming a parish priest in O'Neill, Nebraska, he founded Boys Town near Omaha|Father (Edward) Flanagan
24/12/2007|Jeopardy!|LET'S 'ROCK'!|$200|easy|Because of the more favorable corporate laws New Jersey passed in 1889, he moved his Standard Oil of Ohio there|(John D.) Rockefeller
02/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$200|easy|He reduced U.S. troop strength in Vietnam from about 540,000 in 1969 to 25,000 in 1972|Nixon
17/02/2003|Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$400|easy|Erbium is used in optical fibers that transport messages & also in these devices to remove wrinkles & scars|lasers
27/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MY BRITISH HOME|$800|hard|Be careful around one of these, known as a power point; you may get a shock|Electrical outlet
09/10/2007|Jeopardy!|YOUR NEW CLASS SCHEDULE|$800|hard|Math: (Cheryl of the Clue Crew shows two hexagons on the monitor.)  A polygon may be considered convex, or this, meaning 'having at least 1 interior angle greater than 180 degrees'|concave
14/11/1990|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TRIVIA|$100|easy|In this 1990 film, a couple dies of spider bites while watching 'Wheel of Fortune'|Arachnophobia
21/12/1999|Jeopardy!|A SESSION WITH DR. JOYCE BROTHERS|$200|easy|You make your boyfriend feel inadequate because no man ever loses his awe of this woman|His mother
10/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ACTOR-DIRECTORS|$800|hard|He made his directing debut with the 1996 film 'Losing Chase', which starred his wife, Kyra Sedgwick|Kevin Bacon
07/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ANTARCTIC EXPLORATION|$800|hard|This British explorer for whom an ice shelf & sea are named also discovered Mount Erebus|(James Clarke) Ross
28/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GROWING UP ON FILM|$800|hard|'Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade' opens with this actor playing Indy as a boy|River Phoenix
06/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ART HISTORY|$400|easy|The leader of the post-WWII style, sometimes called action painting; his work is seen here|(Jackson) Pollock
27/01/1999|Jeopardy!|ALL THINGS BRITISH|$1000|hard|This school where a form of football originated admitted its first girls in 1975|Rugby
18/07/2000|Jeopardy!|5 LETTER WORDS|$500|medium|The garment worn here, it follows 'zip' in something the Postal Service wants you to use|Plus fours
19/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SPACED OUT|$800|hard|In a single day, temperatures on this planet closest to the sun range from -280 degrees to 800 degrees|Mercury
05/09/2001|Jeopardy!|BY THE BAY|$200|easy|Nuuk, the capital of this vast, cold island, is on a bay whose name means 'bay of good hope'|Greenland
23/01/1998|Jeopardy!|MAKE A 'WISH'|$400|easy|People who constantly put themselves in life-threatening situations are said to have them|death wishes
22/12/1997|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$200|easy|Russia's Lunokhod I was the first wheeled vehicle used here|the Moon
19/12/2006|Jeopardy!|O COME, ALL YE FAITHFUL|$800|hard|Devout members of this faith hope to walk Panchakosi Road at Varanasi &, if possible, to die there|Hinduism
29/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|EDUCATION JARGON|$1600|hard|From the Latin for 'to heal', it's the type of education that brings deficient students up to standard levels|remedial
10/11/2010|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$400|easy|A hiding place, or the moolah you might put there|cache/cash
08/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE NOT GOING OUT WEARING THAT|$1200|hard|For gosh sakes, you're not really going to wear these paired equine accessories seen here, are you?|blinders or blinkers
05/05/2006|Jeopardy!|BY THE NUMBERS|$600|medium|Of 4, 7 or 12, the number of nations in the world with a name ending in 'stan'|7
02/10/2001|Jeopardy!|BALD AMBITION|$300|easy|This follically-challenged animated man once sold his soul to the devil for a doughnut|Homer Simpson
14/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A VOYAGE THROUGH EUROPE|$2000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from Lisbon, Portugal.) Though it was once called Olissipo & is historically a city of seafarers, it's only a legend that Lisbon was founded by this Homeric wanderer|Ulysses
10/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WE'RE MALAYSIA-BOUND|$1000|hard|Go 'strait' to this port & visit St. Paul's Church where St. Francis Xavier's body was held until moved to India|Malacca
09/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ONLINE WORDS|$1200|hard|This phrase was used of an appliance that connected to an electrical outlet; now it's an add-on for a browser|a plug-in
02/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$600|medium|The feet seen here are taking part in this annual event: (shamrocks)|St. Patrick's Day Parade
07/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE HEADACHES OF MILLIONAIRES|$5000|hard|Visit Monte Carlo & you'll be expected to bet big playing this game from which chemin de fer is derived|baccarat
16/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HITS OF THE '60s|$2000|hard|In 1963 Roy Orbison sang 'In' these 'I walk with you'|dreams
02/05/2005|Jeopardy!|'N'VELOPED|$3200|hard|A webcam on this university's School of Communications is pointed at Lake Michigan|Northwestern
07/11/1995|Jeopardy!|LEADING 'ROLL's|$500|medium|Jazz great Morton, or his sweet snack|jelly roll
17/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$1700|hard|(Alex: To read the clue, now appearing in 'The Royal Tour', please welcome Dame Edna Everage)  England's current royal family belongs to the House of this; it's also the name of a castle|Windsor
10/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|POETS' RHYME TIME|$800|hard|William's anacondas|Blake's snakes
11/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1000|hard|Stratigraphy is a branch of this science|geology
08/05/2003|Final Jeopardy!|NATIONAL STATUARY HALL|None|None|Both partly of Cherokee descent, they're the 2 men whose statues represent Oklahoma in the U.S. Capitol|Will Rogers & Sequoyah
28/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TAM O'SHATNER|$400|easy|William Shatner's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is in front of this theater that opened in 1927|Grauman's Chinese Theater
22/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PAINTINGS IN THE PRADO|$2000|hard|Spaniards well represented include Velazquez & this later great, with works like 'Saturn Devouring One of His Sons'|Goya
16/11/1993|Jeopardy!|THE FUNNIES|$400|easy|He's Mother Goose's dog|Grimm
06/04/2011|Jeopardy!|GREAT WOMEN IN SPORTS|$800|hard|(Hannah Storm reads the clue from the set of SportsCenter.)  This speed skater won the Olympic 500 & 1,000m in both the 1992 & 1994 games & then retired on her 31st birthday as the reigning world sprint champ|Bonnie Blair
12/04/2005|Jeopardy!|THAT'S DEBATABLE|$400|easy|October 15, 1858: These 2 men who wanted to be U.S. Senator from Illinois|Lincoln & Douglas
22/05/2007|Jeopardy!|NEW FACES IN THE 110th CONGRESS|$800|hard|Nick Lampson took the Texas House seat once held by 'The Hammer'|DeLay
07/10/2011|Jeopardy!|NAME CALLING|$400|easy|You spend too much time watching TV; you're a sofa spud, or, in other words, this more popular term|a couch potato
26/06/1998|Jeopardy!|FUN THINGS TO DO|$200|easy|When visiting Chicago, you can see this star tape her talk show at her own studio on Carpenter Street|Oprah Winfrey
15/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|STATE DEPARTMENT TRAVEL WARNINGS|$1200|hard|On March 23, 2010 the State Dept. issued a warning on going to this Mideast country; hiking its border is a bad idea, too|Iran
05/11/2010|Jeopardy!|I WISH I KNEW HOW TO ACQUIT YOU|$800|hard|I can't acquit you because you were doing this on that street corner, lingering or standing around too long|loitering
22/07/2005|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'R'|$1000|hard|Garibaldi's gang (9)|redshirts
01/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'ODD'PODGE|$400|easy|Things got hairy for this actor as Cornelius in the 'Planet of the Apes' movies|Roddy McDowall
02/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS|$400|easy|Its front page features 'Snapshots', which depict trends in graphs & cartoons|USA Today
06/10/2011|Jeopardy!|OCTOBERFEST|$600|medium|In 2010 we learned this word for bank workers who John Hancocked 1000s of unread foreclosure papers|robo-signers
19/03/2003|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$800|hard|More than 375 languages & dialects are spoken in this country's Madhya Pradesh state|India
21/09/2010|Final Jeopardy!|SPORTS & THE MEDIA|None|None|On Feb. 8, 2010 the headline in a major newspaper in this city read, 'Amen! After 43 Years, Our Prayers Are Answered'|New Orleans
26/05/1999|Jeopardy!|FAIRY TALE FEMMES|$300|easy|She would have been popular in the '60s; she was always letting her hair down|Rapunzel
11/11/2002|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$1000|hard|She was a hostess at the White House for the widowed Thomas Jefferson before becoming first lady in 1809|Dolley Madison
11/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BELCHING|$400|easy|Tupperware uses this nicer synonym to describe the sound its products make|Burping
13/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$1200|hard|Robert Louis Stevenson's green thumb produced the classic 'A Child's' this 'Of Verses'|Garden
24/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NEW YORK GOVERNORS|$1801|hard|While governor from 1943 to 1954, this Republican ran for president twice (& lost)|Thomas Dewey
21/11/1985|Jeopardy!|ROCK N' ROLL HEAVEN|$500|medium|He had 4 Top 40 hits before & 4 after his death at 30 on Sept. 20, 1973|Jim Croce
05/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$400|easy|In 1832 this telegraph inventor became professor of painting & sculpture at NYU|Samuel Morse
03/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|JOHN WAYNE AT 100|$1600|hard|'The greatest picture I've ever seen', said this pal & director about 'The Alamo', Wayne's debut behind the camera|John Ford
07/11/1997|Jeopardy!|1997 MOVIE AD LINES|$300|easy|'Come celebrate the wedding of the summer!'|My Best Friend's Wedding
11/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SIGNIFICANT OLD BOOKS|$1600|hard|Greek historian & soldier Thucydides' firsthand account 'The History of' this peninsular war|the Peloponnesian War
02/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FAST FOOD|$800|hard|On Labor Day weekend 1997, this 'royal' chain introduced a 2 patty burger to compete with the Big Mac|Burger King
06/12/2005|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AFRICA|$1000|hard|This Mali trading post was rediscovered by Major Gordon Laing in 1826|Timbuktu
28/06/2007|Jeopardy!|CAPITALS OF THE WEST INDIES|$800|hard|A 1634 Spanish decree declared it the 'key to the New World and the bulwark of the West Indies'|Havana
02/02/2007|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|None|None|In part, using donated French tanks, he formed the U.S. Army's first tank training school in 1917|George Patton
15/10/2002|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS AT THE MOVIES|$800|hard|Robert De Niro played Stanley & Jane Fonda was Iris in this 1990 film|Stanley & Iris
11/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$1000|hard|The rise to power of the ruthless Julian Sorel is the subject of this colorful Stendhal book|The Red And The Black
26/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LOUISIANA|$2000|hard|Louisiana was included in that famous purchase bought from this Frenchman in 1803|Napoleon
04/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'IDI' I MEAN|$400|easy|In 'God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen' these come in 'comfort' & 'joy' varieties|tidings
14/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$200|easy|In the '30s Laurens Hammond patented the 1st commercially practical electronic one of these|Organ
03/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'L'|$1500|hard|(VIDEO Daily Double): Instrument seen here (medieval):|Lute
26/05/2008|Jeopardy!|HEAVYWEIGHTS|$1000|hard|This British-born boxer won the WBC heavyweight title in 1992|Lennox Lewis
27/01/1998|Jeopardy!|HINTS FROM HELOISE|$100|easy|Heloise suggests putting cheap sandwich bags over your hands before you pump this|Gas
06/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SONG LYRICS|$1200|hard|This classic from 1969 says, 'I feel that ice is slowly melting'|Here Comes The Sun
07/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREEP|$400|easy|Meryl & Lily Tomlin played country duo Yolanda & Rhonda Johnson in this 2006 Robert Altman film|A Prairie Home Companion
19/10/2009|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$600|medium|Scary--in 1991 the N.Y. Supreme Court ruled that a home buyer could void the sale as he hadn't known the house was this|haunted
13/03/1997|Jeopardy!|MYTHS & LEGENDS|$100|easy|Sigurd, also known as Siegfried, was famous for slaying one of these creatures|Dragon
11/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CIRCLE OF LIFE|$2000|hard|In many fantasy role-playing games, it's a healing class|cleric
19/06/2007|Jeopardy!|'HO' POURRI|$1000|hard|Errol Flynn was born in this Tasmanian capital in 1909|Hobart
30/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLE BROS|$5000|hard|This biblical patriarch's brothers were Haran & Nahor, & he was Lot's uncle|Abraham
17/06/2004|Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGICAL WOMEN|$1000|hard|After a weaving contest, Athena turned this maiden into a spider so that she'd spend the rest of her life spinning|Arachne
13/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PLAY FASTER!|$800|hard|At a setting of 70, you're in this tempo; Samuel Barber wrote one 'for Strings'|adagio
13/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$400|easy|Billy Beane, this team's wizard of a general manager, is profiled in Michael Lewis' 'Moneyball'|the Oakland Athletics
04/04/1997|Jeopardy!|SCI-FI SIRENS|$400|easy|Nana Visitor is 2nd in command on DS9; Claudia Christian holds the same post on this other TV space station|Babylon 5
30/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'RE'SEARCH|$800|hard|On an invitation, the phrase these 'only' means we assume you're coming, but let us know if you're not|regrets
01/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES IN MEDICINE|$3900|hard|Theodor Escherich gave his name (or just his initial) to this bacillus that causes internal distress|E. coli
09/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$400|easy|Lincoln wrote 5 different versions of this Nov. 19, 1863 speech & made several changes as he spoke; nice ad-libbing, Abe!|the Gettysburg Address
21/10/2009|Jeopardy!|____ OF ____|$800|hard|In Cuba it's called Bahia de Cochinos|the Bay of Pigs
10/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BORN IN 1909|$1200|hard|This 'Streetcar Named Desire' director, in Constantinople|Elia Kazan
14/12/1992|Jeopardy!|DAYS OF THE WEEK|$500|medium|In the familiar poem, this day's 'child works hard for a living'|Saturday
12/12/1984|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD LEGENDS|$400|easy|In her 1st film she sang with 'Alfalfa' Switzer; in her next, she was paired with Lassie|Elizabeth Taylor
20/06/2007|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD HELPER|$1000|hard|Til: this type of plant; the seeds are used to make tahini|sesame
16/03/1998|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$200|easy|A thief who steals tomes from the library|Book crook
20/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'TOC'|$800|hard|A composition for a keyboard instrument generally characterized by running passages|toccata
07/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OBIE WINNERS|$400|easy|1955-56: Chekhov's 'Uncle ____'|Vanya
12/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|VIVE LA DIFFERENCE!|$1400|hard|Males of the pipefish & this relative have a pouch for incubating the female's eggs|the seahorse
13/07/2000|Jeopardy!|WOMEN: WRITE ON!|$400|easy|Like her 'Thorn Birds', 'The Ladies Of Missalonghi' is set in her native Australia|Colleen McCullough
22/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD LINGO|$800|hard|As the name suggests, these previews of future attractions were originally shown after the main feature|trailers
18/02/2011|Jeopardy!|2010 MOVIES|$600|medium|John Malkovich trains the Triple Crown-winning title star in this animal biopic|Secretariat
05/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CAPRA CLASSICS|$800|hard|Capra shot this film in 4 weeks so his female lead could get to Sun Valley for Christmas; it still won him an Oscar|It Happened One Night
23/12/2002|Final Jeopardy!|OSCAR WINNERS|None|None|She's the first woman to win 2 Best Actress Oscars before the age of 30|Luise Rainer
08/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER RED STATES|$400|easy|It's blood rushing to the face that causes this alliterative term for a newly married gal|blushing bride
02/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|RING A BELL?|$400|easy|In 1993 the original class from Bayside High in this series graduated & went on to California University|Saved By The Bell
23/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$1000|hard|In other words, this bawdy battle of the sexes could be called 'A Termagant's Domestication'|The Taming of the Shrew
16/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S BOOKS & AUTHORS|$600|medium|Johnny Gruelle created his stories about this pair of dolls to entertain his sickly daughter Marcella|Raggedy Ann & Raggedy Andy
27/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING|$800|hard|Besides serving in politics, this Civil War general, famous for his whiskers, was the first president of the NRA|Burnside
19/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$600|medium|As an art student in Madrid he met director Luis Bunuel with whom he later made the film 'An Andalusian Dog'|Salvador Dali
09/06/2011|Jeopardy!|STREET JOURNAL|$200|easy|The Beatles often recorded at a studio on this street, immortalizing its crossing on an album cover|Abbey Road
07/07/2011|Jeopardy!|GOOD OLD PLANET EARTH|$800|hard|We itch to tell you the scientific name of this shrub is toxicodendron radicans; not so good, old planet earth!|poison ivy
07/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|OHIO|$800|hard|A presidential library in Fremont houses the papers of this 19th president, & Lucy's, too|Rutherford B. Hayes
02/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|A CONSTANTINE REMINDER|$800|hard|The death of Constantine XI Palaeologus in a war with the Turks in 1453 brought this empire to an end|Byzantine Empire
05/10/1992|Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELRY|$800|hard|The most highly valued of these gems are a deep color known as pigeon blood|rubies
07/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CATCH OF THE DAY|$1600|hard|With a razor-sharp beak & studded tentacles, a 20-foot one of these cephalopods was captured in Antarctica in 2003|a squid
26/11/2007|Jeopardy!|BANNED BOOKS|$200|easy|This story was banned in California because the heroine was bringing wine as well as food to her grandma|Little Red Riding Hood
08/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES|$600|medium|As a ferry operator, this future railroad magnate was dubbed 'The Commodore'|(Cornelius) Vanderbilt
03/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NATURAL BORN KILTERS|$400|easy|A true Pittsburgh Steeler, he was born in Dunfermline, Scotland in 1835|Andrew Carnegie
20/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR|$400|easy|Burned at the stake in 1314, Jacques De Molay was the last Templar of this title, today used by chess players|Grandmaster
06/10/1998|Jeopardy!|BOND....JAMES BOND|$100|easy|Asked to play Bond in 1986, he couldn't play the role until 1995's 'GoldenEye'|Pierce Brosnan
10/12/1986|Double Jeopardy!|CONSTELLATIONS|$200|easy|The Great Square, an astronomical landmark, connects Andromeda & this winged horse|Pegasus
27/10/2000|Jeopardy!|AUDIO LITERATURE|$100|easy|He's the Monty Python member heard here reading from Dante's 'Inferno'|John Cleese
04/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EARLY AMERICA|$2000|hard|This planter had a great year in 1614: he married Pocahontas & exported the first cargo of tobacco to England|John Rolfe
09/06/1997|Jeopardy!|'SAINT'LY CITIES|$500|medium|In 1804 this city became the seat of government of the Louisiana Territory|Saint Louis
08/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A BEAUTIFUL MIND|$1200|hard|Paul Morphy so dominated chess in the 1850s, he offered to play anyone using only 7 of these|pawns
18/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$600|medium|In November 1980 Poland's Communist Party officially recognized this trade union|Solidarity
01/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$1600|hard|'Revelations ', an exhibit of her photos of '50s & '60s weirdos, has been seen in San Francisco, L.A. & New York|(Diane) Arbus
07/04/2011|Final Jeopardy!|LITERARY QUOTATIONS|None|None|Pulitzer Prize winner Robert Frost remarked that this is what gets 'lost in translation'|poetry
07/05/2004|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$200|easy|Frau & fraulein are terms for women in this language|German
17/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'LET's END THIS|$800|hard|This charm to ward off evil & injury is often worn around the neck|Amulet
28/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TAGLINES|$400|easy|1995: 'Houston, we have a problem'|Apollo 13
12/07/2005|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$200|easy|The pitcher looks in for this, he doesn't like what he sees... he's shaking it off...|the sign
12/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENT ETYMOLOGY|$1200|hard|Atomic No. 22, this metal was named for some mythological bigwigs|titanium
18/09/2000|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$300|easy|It's the term for 1 full trip around the track|Lap
23/10/2003|Jeopardy!|MARINE SCIENCE|$800|hard|This sea, a still area in the Atlantic, is a spawning ground for most of the American & European eels|the Sargasso Sea
26/01/1990|Jeopardy!|'G' WHIZ|$200|easy|The kind of knot you'd expect your mother's mother to tie|a granny knot
04/03/2008|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$1000|hard|Farmer Hoggett, Paul Bunyan, the 1920 Yankees|things with a Babe
05/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|JOE MAMA|$2000|hard|Fuhgeddaboudit! This Brooklyn-born writer, Lena's boy, flew 60 combat missions as a WWII bombardier|Joseph Heller
29/05/2007|Jeopardy!|2006 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC STORIES|$800|hard|Mentioned in Genesis, this was thought to be found in Iran's Elburz mountain range|Noah's Ark
19/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GOING GREENER|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Sony Pictures Studios.)  Though it looks like a more traditional wood, the flooring here is actually made from what is called the perfect renewable resource, this treelike grass that can grow a foot a day|bamboo
06/02/1997|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$300|easy|One of these mammals that inhabits the East Indies has a wingspan of over 5 1/2 feet|Bat
18/04/1990|Jeopardy!|THEATER|$100|easy|Chekhov uncle whose last line is 'Oh, if you only knew how my heart aches!'|Uncle Vanya
24/02/2009|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$600|medium|This credit card company publishes travel & leisure & is the world's largest issuer of traveler's checks|American Express
27/03/2000|Jeopardy!|PURPLE MUSIC|$200|easy|'Purple Haze', his first song on the U.S. charts, peaked at No. 65|Jimi Hendrix
25/04/2007|Jeopardy!|FOOD PHRASES|$1000|hard|Exodus 3:8 mentions 'a land flowing with' these 2 things|milk and honey
13/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$400|easy|The 1996 book 'The Man Behind James Bond' takes an intimate look at this author|Ian Fleming
25/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|POLK-ER|$400|easy|Polk was a protege of this man whom his wife Sarah 'Uncle Andrew'|(Andrew) Jackson
23/04/2001|Jeopardy!|JEOPARDY! PLACE|$100|easy|The snitch knows who bought the Claymore mine & he can get Jonas some AK-47s, first created in this country|Russia
21/04/2009|Jeopardy!|BIRTHSTONES... MEET THE BIRTHSTONES|$600|medium|Jim Brady was born on August 12, 1856 but April would have been more appropriate, with this as its stone|diamond
12/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MORE|$1200|hard|As a noun, it's an addition to a building; as a verb, it's to add land to your country|annex
24/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1490s|$1000|hard|This 'Magnificent' tyrant of Florence & patron of the arts died in April 1492|Lorenzo de Medici
20/01/2003|Jeopardy!|WATERFOWL|$200|easy|Waterfowl may fly in this formation to reduce drag, or maybe they're playing follow the leader|V
27/09/2002|Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$800|hard|Whole wheat is a major ingredient in this brand whose symbol is seen here|Roman Meal bread
11/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$1200|hard|The person with this title gets to appoint people to Luxembourg's Council of State & they get to stay on for life|the Grand Duke
25/12/2006|Jeopardy!|SAVE THAT E-MAIL ADDRESS!|$400|easy|Got to ask information@ask.com what happened to this P.G. Wodehouse butler who used to work there|Jeeves
23/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'O' TOWN|$800|hard|The queen of England probably didn't use the dart in the map trick to make this city a capital in 1857|Ottawa
17/02/2006|Jeopardy!|VERTEBRATES|$1000|hard|The Yapok, a species of this native to Central & South America, is the only marsupial adapted to living in water|an opossum
11/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|TUTTI FRUITY|$1200|hard|It's also known as a 'cooking banana'|Plantain
05/09/2001|Jeopardy!|BY THE BAY|$300|easy|2-word place name in the NHL logo seen here|Tampa Bay
17/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE VOTES ARE IN|$3000|hard|In 1967 this colony voted to reject Spanish rule & to remain rock solid under British sovereignty|Gibraltar
19/01/1990|Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$300|easy|The German type of this ancient household pest is sometimes mistakingly called a waterbug|Cockroach
30/06/2004|Jeopardy!|'YELLOW' FEVER|$400|easy|It's joined to the Yangtze by the Grand Canal|the Yellow River
27/01/2011|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL TV CITIES|$400|easy|Sunnydale, California|Buffy the Vampire Slayer
16/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$200|easy|In 1835 the N.Y. Sun reported there were bat-winged creatures living on this heavenly body; it was a hoax|the moon
12/02/2009|Jeopardy!|BRANDED|$1000|hard|Toyota dropped this provocative name for its new Celica sports model days after a December 2004 natural disaster|a Tsunami
19/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY RELATIVES|$200|easy|He was born in Dublin, the son of noted Irish painter John Butler Yeats|William Butler Yeats
14/12/2007|Jeopardy!|SUFFIXES|$400|easy|Silly rabbit, this suffix isn't for kids--it was used for female equivalents, like for women aviators|-trix
30/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT ACTOR|$800|hard|'You're gonna need a bigger boat'|Roy Scheider
15/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SAINTS|$800|hard|Mother of the Virgin Mary, she's the patron saint of pregnant women|Anne
26/09/2000|Jeopardy!|AUTUMN-ATIC|$500|medium|Each November this sporting event starts in Staten Island & ends hours later in Central Park|New York City Marathon
31/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'B' IN GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|The NFL Europe's Dragons play their home games in this Spanish city that hosted the 1992 Summer Olympics|Barcelona
12/11/1998|Jeopardy!|TEA PARTY|$400|easy|N.Y. merchant Thomas Sullivan gets the credit for originating these in 1904; his were made of silk|Tea bags
16/10/2009|Jeopardy!|ON THE WEBSITE'S FRONT PAGE|$200|easy|At www.this.gov you'll find 'Top Forms and Publications', which include forms W-4 & 1040|irs
07/04/1999|Jeopardy!|QUOTABLE DEFINITIONS|$400|easy|Author who defined a classic as 'A book which people praise and don't read'|Mark Twain
23/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'EX' WORDS|$2000|hard|The Brits like this 5-letter short form of a word for someone in self-imposed exile|expat
23/04/1997|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$100|easy|It follows 'When in Rome...'|Do as the Romans do
23/05/1989|Final Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|None|None|It's where Philip Nolan asked to be buried|at sea
28/12/2000|Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$100|easy|Whether an innie or an outie, it marks the spot where the umbilical cord was once attached|belly button
20/04/1998|Jeopardy!|WE THE 'PEOPLE'|$300|easy|This phrase for the Jews refers to Exodus 19:6, 'Ye shall be unto me... a holy nation'|the Chosen People
15/06/1998|Jeopardy!|ESOTERIC KNOWLEDGE|$400|easy|When his friend became Pope in 1623, he thought he'd be allowed to discuss his heliocentric theory|Galileo
23/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OLYMPIC VENUES|$1200|hard|The U.S. Olympic team did not compete in the 1980 Summer Olympics hosted by this city|Moscow
15/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TV SOLE DADS|$2000|hard|Widower Fred MacMurray raised Mike, Robbie, Chip & Ernie (go figure!) on this long-running comedy|My Three Sons
12/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'F'|$800|hard|Alexander Hamilton could sing, 'It's my party' (10)|Federalist
13/02/1998|Jeopardy!|YOU CAN LOOK IT UP|$500|medium|When a joke causes people to 'cachinnate', they're doing this too loudly|laughing
13/10/2009|Jeopardy!|THE AFTERLIFE|$800|hard|In 'The Odyssey' Menelaus is told he gets to go to these fields with a pleasant breeze & no snow or rain|the Elysian Fields
13/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY ALGEBRA!|$2000|hard|To multiply binomials like (3x + 5)(2x + 7), remember the 'FOIL' method, which stands for this|first, outer, inner, last
19/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|COLUMBIA|$400|easy|This college for women became affiliated with Columbia in 1889|Barnard
08/10/1998|Jeopardy!|HEY HEY WE'RE THE MANCHUS|$600|medium|Helped by a defecting general, we smashed this prior dynasty like one of their fine vases|Ming
16/07/1999|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 COUNTRY HITS|$300|easy|This 1992 George Strait film spawned 2 No. 1 hits: 'I Cross My Heart' & 'Heartland'|Pure Country
07/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$800|hard|In 1990 his 'Stranger in a Strange Land' was reissued with 60,000 words that had been cut from the original|Robert Heinlein
08/03/2001|Jeopardy!|SYRUPTITIOUS|$400|easy|Used in a variety of foods, this a'maize'ing syrup is made by processing a starch with acids or enzymes|Corn syrup
26/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TOURIST TREATS|$800|hard|Like the slivovitz of other parts of Europe, the Romanian brandy tzuica is made from this fruit|Plum
03/12/2008|Jeopardy!|A CLOSER LOOK AT ART|$800|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew shows a famous painting on the monitor.)  Notice the washbasin & the simple clothes hanging on the wall--this artist's painting is so intimate, it's been called a self-portrait; it's his bedroom in Arles|Van Gogh
27/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC|$600|medium|'Strawberry Wine' was the first of 3 No. 1 hits from this debut album by Deana Carter|Did I Shave My Legs for This?
16/10/2009|Jeopardy!|'GR'AB BAG|$200|easy|Next word in the prayer 'Hail Mary, full of...'|grace
17/10/2005|Jeopardy!|KEANU REEVES|$600|medium|Keanu maintains his passport & citizenship from this country|Canada
03/03/2005|Jeopardy!|LET'S MESS WITH TEXAS|$200|easy|Educated at Phillips Academy, Yale & Harvard, this part-time Crawford resident was born in Connecticut in 1946|George W. Bush
19/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY AMERICAN ARTISTS|$800|hard|Between 1971 & 1985 he depicted his neighbor Helga in over 240 of his works|(Andrew) Wyeth
18/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BURIED AT ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY|$800|hard|Pictured here, this actor and marine was a relative of Arlington's original landowner, Robert E. Lee|Lee Marvin
10/06/2010|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC GAME COMING ATTRACTIONS|$600|medium|They came to explore a new land--one of lollipop woods & gingerbread men. This fall they'll curse their visit to...|Candyland
12/06/2008|Jeopardy!|EDUCATION|$400|easy|In this method of teaching reading, letters or combinations of letters are associated with speech sounds|phonics
24/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES|$1600|hard|The online home for this magazine designed to help housewives solve their problems is lhj.com|Ladies' Home Journal
25/01/1999|Jeopardy!|STATE FACTS|$100|easy|'Got' this drink?  It's Pennsylvania's state beverage|Milk
27/12/1999|Jeopardy!|'90s KIDS' NAMES|$400|easy|Brian has morphed into this feminine name, one of the 10 most popular|Brianna
29/11/1994|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$400|easy|In 1907 this Phildelphia-based company introduced the paper towel|Scott
02/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$1200|hard|In myth, Ares was this; it's also a PlayStation game featuring Ares|god of war
02/11/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$200|easy|Solomon Juneau was the first mayor of this largest Wisconsin city|Milwaukee
20/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$800|hard|In 1964 it was established as the 'Domestic Peace Corps'|VISTA (Volunteers In Service To America)
23/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PARDON MY FRENCHMAN|$400|easy|Britannica states that Michel-Louis-Etienne Regnault was the man who talked this emperor into abdicating again|Napoleon
15/06/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. 'CITY's|$400|easy|It's been publishing Nevada's oldest newspaper, The Nevada Appeal, since 1865|Carson City
16/10/1986|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$400|easy|He was the first modern astronomer to chart the Southern Hemisphere, but didn't see|Edmund Halley
09/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HEMINGWAY WORKS IN OTHER WORDS|$1200|hard|'One Transferable Banquet'|A Moveable Feast
02/10/2006|Jeopardy!|BEEKEEPING|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew holds a swarm of bees.)  Drones don't sting, & queens only sting other queens, so only worry about a sting from these bees, but they are about 95% of a hive's population|worker bees
15/10/2009|Jeopardy!|OTHER SPORTS LEGENDS|$1000|hard|Until 1994 this right wing for the Detroit Red Wings held the NHL record for the most goals with 801|Gordie Howe
15/05/2001|Final Jeopardy!|AUTHORS OF THE 1920s|None|None|Lawrence Durrell said that in a 1928 novel this man used 4-letter words to canonize & celebrate raw sensuality|D.H. Lawrence ('Lady Chatterley's Lover')
04/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$2000|hard|An ink used in a newspaper cartoon in the 1890s gave us this term for sensationalist reporting|yellow journalism
01/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY POTPOURRI|$200|easy|In 'Sir Gawain and the Green Knight', Sir Gawain is this king's nephew & feasts with him at Camelot|King Arthur
13/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FOR MY FIRST CAR I'D LIKE...|$400|easy|Dad had a Bug in college--but I want this company's Jetta|Volkswagen
18/09/1997|Jeopardy!|MY OH MAYAN|$400|easy|Mayan art is classified as pre-this|Colombian
26/02/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 1940S|$200|easy|The Allies' invasion of Normandy began on this date in 1944|June 6
23/01/2001|Jeopardy!|MAKE WAY FOR HEMINGWAY|$300|easy|The title of this Hemingway novel set during the Spanish Civil War comes from one of John Donne's 'Devotions'|For Whom the Bell Tolls
17/01/2000|Jeopardy!|ROYAL NICKNAMES|$100|easy|According to a TV theme song, it's Davy Crockett's royal nickname|King of the Wild Frontier
13/06/2003|Jeopardy!|ACTORS ON BROADWAY|$1000|hard|When the Neil Simon Theater got its name in '83, this young actor was starring there in Simon's 'Brighton Beach Memoirs'|Matthew Broderick
03/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE HARRY POTTER BOOKS|$400|easy|Ron & Harry use this unusual transport to get to Hogwarts for their second year|a flying car
17/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SYMPHONIES|$200|easy|The 'Pathetic' Symphony is by this Russian who also gave us the celebratory '1812 Overture'|Tchaikovsky
07/06/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$300|easy|If you want to sneak a peek at the landmark seen here, head to this Midwest state: (Mount Rushmore)|South Dakota
23/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TRAGEDIES|$1000|hard|This writer & wife of a famous author died in a fire at a mental hospital in 1948|Zelda Fitzgerald
28/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THAT '70s SHOW|$400|easy|This family series with Dick Van Patten was based on columnist Tom Braden's autobiography|Eight is Enough
17/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COOKING|$1200|hard|An egg that spins merrily & easily on the counter tells you it's this|hard-boiled
21/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FAR'M'S|$600|medium|By mid-1990 all of Liberia except for parts of this capital, was controlled by rival rebel groups|Monrovia
19/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SO WHAT'D YOU DO WITH THE MONEY?|$400|easy|In 1988 he could've said, 'You're hired!' to work at NYC's Plaza Hotel, which he bought for $390 million|Donald Trump
22/05/2007|Jeopardy!|NEW FACES IN THE 110th CONGRESS|$600|medium|In a huge upset in Virginia, Jim Webb beat this senator & prospective presidential candidate|(George) Allen
12/10/1999|Jeopardy!|BEATLES LYRICS|$400|easy|'Close your eyes and I'll kiss you, tomorrow I'll miss you'|All My Loving
03/03/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$200|easy|In 1794 this hero of Trafalgar lost the sight in his right eye due to a wound suffered while taking Calvi, Corsica|Lord Nelson
27/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OK, CORRAL ME|$1200|hard|I'm this kind of cow, & I'm eager to end up on a plate at the 'genuine American steakhouse' of the same name|the Black Angus
14/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC CHARLESTON|$1600|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from Fort Sumter in Charleston, SC.)  At Fort Sumter, early one morning in this month & year, South Carolinian Henry Farley fired what may have been the Civil War's first shot|April, 1861
20/04/2004|Jeopardy!|BACK IN 'BLACK'|$600|medium|From an item once used as a ballot, it means to exclude someone socially, or vote against him for membership|blackball
12/04/1996|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$200|easy|In the 1995 miniseries 'Buffalo Girls', Anjelica Huston played this notorious frontierswoman|Calamity Jane
05/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SCI FI-DELITY|$400|easy|Future citizens fight invading bugs in this 1959 Heinlein work|Starship Troopers
05/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE WARPATH|$800|hard|Anthony Swofford's book 'Jarhead' was his firsthand chronicle of action in this war|the Persian Gulf War (or Desert Storm)
19/11/1987|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$200|easy|Of yogurt, liver or tofu, the food Americans hate most according to 'Harper's Index'|Tofu
20/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|COPPING OUT ON TV|$2000|hard|Ironically, Ben McKenzie moved north from 'The O.C.' to star as Officer Ben Sherman on this TNT drama|Southland
29/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|ORGANIZED LABOR|$600|medium|In 1978 legislation raised the mandatory retirement age to this|seventy
22/05/2002|Jeopardy!|IT'S TOO DARN HOT!|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew delivers the clue) It's believed the folding fan was created when the inventor noticed the way this mammal folds its wings|a bat
28/06/1999|Jeopardy!|THE SPORT PLAYED|$300|easy|Luc Robitaille, Eric Lindros, Brett Hull|hockey
03/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$1000|hard|Although not historically accurate, Shakespeare set Macbeth's demise at this hill near Perth|Dunsinane
03/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|VOGUE'S CENTURY OF FASHION|$400|easy|In the late '60s this long cover-up with a Turkish name became popular not only for women, but for men, too|Kaftan
14/12/2010|Jeopardy!|THE FLU FIGHTERS|$2000|hard|This U.N. agency issues annual recommendations for the composition of new anti-flu drugs|the World Health Organization
26/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SIMILAR TITLES|$400|easy|417 years after Machiavelli, Antonio Gramsci wrote 'The Modern' this|Prince
22/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FATHER'S IN LAW|$1200|hard|Coincidentally, today father's squash opponent was also his deponent, as father was taking this|a deposition
12/05/2003|Jeopardy!|BIRTH OF A NATION|$200|easy|July 4, 1946: The U.S. grants full independence to these Asian islands|Philippines
06/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ACROPOLIS NOW|$400|easy|The main temple on the Acropolis was built in the 5th century B.C. to honor this goddess|Athena
17/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. SENATORS|$1600|hard|In 2000 this Connecticut senator became the first Jewish candidate on a major party ticket|(Joe) Lieberman
14/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SCARY MOVIE SEQUELS|$200|easy|This 1997 movie opens with Jada Pinkett meeting her end at a screening of 'Stab'|Scream 2
21/06/1999|Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINING CANADIANS|$300|easy|Joshua Jackson, a star of this Massachusetts-set WB series, is a Vancouver native|Dawson's Creek
13/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|JULIUS CAESAR|$3000|hard|In his early 20s, Julius Caesar traveled to this 'colossal' island to study rhetoric under Molon|Rhodes
07/07/2004|Jeopardy!|INDEPENDENT FILMS|$1000|hard|An Independent Spirit Award for Best Feature went to this '50s-style melodrama with Julianne Moore & Dennis Quaid|Far from Heaven
24/06/2004|Jeopardy!|LUCKY SEVEN|$200|easy|Symbolized by a pair of scales, it's the seventh sign of the zodiac|Libra
09/06/1998|Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$400|easy|A Michigander might know that glutton is another name for this member of the weasel family|Wolverine
15/04/1999|Jeopardy!|LETTERS & NUMBERS|$500|medium|Mikhail Kalashnikov created this infamous rifle in the late 1940s|AK-47
10/01/2006|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT MAJOR NEWSPAPER|$200|easy|Los Angeles, London, Seattle,  St. Petersburg|Times
27/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS ILLUSTRATED SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR|$1600|hard|1977: A teenage jockey|Steve Cauthen
07/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE OTTO CLUB|$400|easy|Before 1900, Otto Lilienthal had invented one of these engineless airplanes with arched wings like a bird's|glider
16/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE AGASSI & THE ECSTASY|$400|easy|A writer said he'd eat his T-shirt if Andre won this British event in 1992 (bon appetit!)|Wimbledon
01/02/2005|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$400|easy|The green sea type of this swims over 1,000 miles from South America to Ascension Island, in order to breed|turtle
23/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S FIRST WORDS|$200|easy|'Two households, both alike in dignity...'|Romeo and Juliet
30/03/2010|Jeopardy!|FRANKENSTEIN|$600|medium|This name for Dr. Frankenstein's assistant didn't appear until the 1939 sequel 'Son of Frankenstein'|Igor
05/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$400|easy|'Go Daddy-O!' celebrates this style of music that Benny Goodman was the 'King of'|Swing
17/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICS|$600|medium|Founded in London in 1883, Britain's Fabian Society seeks to promote this, not rock-and-roll|Socialism
06/07/1999|Jeopardy!|SPLIT|$400|easy|Her relationship with Yanni lasted 9 years, 1 year longer than her run on 'Dynasty'|Linda Evans
24/02/1999|Jeopardy!|CLIMB IT|$200|easy|'El Cap' is what climbers call this over 3,000-foot wall of rock in Yosemite|El Capitan
17/07/2007|Jeopardy!|'ALT'ERNATIVE|$800|hard|Spider-Man is this type of second self to Peter Parker|an alter ego
27/07/2010|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK|$400|easy|Moroccans add saffron to this semolina staple, while Algerians like to add tomatoes|couscous
31/03/2003|Jeopardy!|EAT YOUR VEGGIES!|$800|hard|The French know this purple pear-shaped vegetable as an aubergine|eggplant
19/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'C'-SECTION|$1600|hard|This viral inflammation of the larynx & trachea is common in kids, especially from 6 months to 3 years|croup
25/05/2001|Jeopardy!|GAMING|$200|easy|Hazard is a centuries-old game using these, which Einstein thought God doesn't play with|dice
04/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'C' IN SHAKESPEARE|$1200|hard|In 'Julius Caesar', this man 'has a lean and hungry look'; in 'Antony and Cleopatra', he's 'lean and wrinkled'|Cassius
25/03/2005|Jeopardy!|MARINE BIOLOGY|$800|hard|The largest crustacean is a Japanese species of this; it can measure 12 feet between its claws|a crab
07/01/2010|Jeopardy!|YOU'LL NEED 'ONE'|$200|easy|This is 'under god' in the Pledge of Allegiance|one nation
05/05/2006|Jeopardy!|SOUTH DAKOTA|$2200|hard|Wild Bill Hickok & Calamity Jane are buried in this city's Mount Moriah Cemetery|Deadwood
22/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'T'|$600|medium|A romantic rendezvous (5)|Tryst
26/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LATIN AMERICAN LAKES & RIVERS|$2000|hard|This longest Venezuelan river starts in the Parima Highlands near the Brazilian border|the Orinoco River
04/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BANJOS|$600|medium|Banjoist Uncle Dave Macon was the 1st big star on this radio show that debuted in 1925|Grand Ole Opry
26/04/2000|Jeopardy!|LITERARY TOURISM|$800|hard|A statue of this writer who died in 1849 graces the capitol grounds in Richmond, VA. -- appropriately, near the bell tower|Edgar Allan Poe
26/12/1996|Jeopardy!|PIGS|$100|easy|This word shouted to call pigs may be an alteration of 'sow'|Sooey!
17/02/2006|Jeopardy!|ADAM SANDLER FILMS|$400|easy|There must be 50 ways to name this 2004 comedy with Adam & Drew Barrymore, said to be 'Memento-meets-Groundhog Day'|50 First Dates
21/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THERE SHE IS, MISS AMERICA|$600|medium|In 2011 17-year-old Teresa Scanlan from this 'Cornhusker State' became the youngest winner since 1933|Nebraska
07/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|READ YOUR BIBLE|$1200|hard|As recounted in 1 Samuel, in Saul's time this marauding people drove the Israelites into living in caves|the Philistines
12/03/2003|Jeopardy!|BASKETBALL MOVIES|$800|hard|Pint-sized rap star Lil Bow Wow becomes an NBA superstar after finding some magic sneakers in this 2002 film|Like Mike
05/01/2000|Jeopardy!|SPORTS RHYME TIME|$300|easy|A damp webbed ping pong table divider|Wet net
22/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTS|$1600|hard|In 1958 this American chemist & vitamin C advocate published the book 'No More War!'|Linus Pauling
22/12/2000|Jeopardy!|PLANE TALK|$300|easy|His Convair 880 jet, the Lisa Marie, had the letters TCB & a lightning bolt on the tail|Elvis Presley
13/06/2005|Jeopardy!|A BAD MOTHER|$800|hard|In the 8th century Irene ruled alone over this empire after she had her son Constantine VI deposed & blinded|the Byzantine Empire
28/04/1999|Jeopardy!|PHYSICAL SCIENCE|$500|medium|A millimeter of this element is a common unit for measuring pressure, including blood pressure|mercury
27/10/2009|Jeopardy!|PHYSICAL SCIENCE|$1000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows an animation on the monitor.)  Molecules continually bombard a particle suspended in liquid, causing this random motion of the particle named for an English scientist|the Brownian movement
11/12/2006|Jeopardy!|YOU'VE GOT OUR NUMBER|$400|easy|Use a pedometer to try to reach the goal of this many steps a day, the usual number given to maintain long-term health|10,000
23/06/2000|Final Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LITERATURE|None|None|'Max et les Maximonstres' is the French title of this children's classic|Where the Wild Things Are
22/01/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S.A.|$500|medium|Exeter, capital of this state during the Revolutionary War, has an American independence museum|New Hampshire
29/04/1997|Jeopardy!|EASY HISTORY|$400|easy|He resigned as head of China's government in 1959 but remained head of the Chinese Communists|Mao Tse-tung
23/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OSCARS OF THE '70s|$800|hard|Colorful actor seen here who won Best Supporting Actor in 1973|Joel Grey
16/06/2009|Jeopardy!|HE WAS PRESIDENT WHEN...|$600|medium|British troops set fire to the U.S. Capitol|Madison
02/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BE AFRAID, BE VERY AFRAID|$1600|hard|Be prepared to consume a daily Granny Smith if you've got iatrophobia, a fear of these|doctors
14/07/2000|Jeopardy!|CELEBS|$200|easy|This supermodel has also been a 'Sirens' actress & a fashion cafe businesswoman|Elle Macpherson
12/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL PETS|$1600|hard|Partly because of Malia's allergies, the Obamas chose this breed of dog to be their first pet|a Portuguese water dog
02/11/2007|Jeopardy!|PETS|$600|medium|One of the oldest domesticated dog breeds is the Saluki, the royal dog of this ancient people|the Egyptians
16/04/1998|Jeopardy!|IN THE MOVIES|$200|easy|In 1997's 'Bean', Rowan Atkinson sneezes on & messes up the famous painting of this artist's mother|Whistler
19/10/2005|Jeopardy!|HAPPY TRAILS TO YOU|$1000|hard|The Bozeman Trail took travelers from this Wyoming fort to the gold fields in Montana|Fort Laramie
18/11/2011|Jeopardy!|ALMA MATERS|$200|easy|Brad Pitt & Sheryl Crow were classmates at this school, Mizzou for short|the University of Missouri
26/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|I'M GETTING TOO OLD FOR THIS STUFF|$400|easy|At a ball, Mr. Elton annoys Jane Austen's Emma by saying he is too old to do this|dance
02/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS|$2000|hard|1953 Arthur Miller play inspired by the atmosphere of McCarthyism in the early 1950s|The Crucible
11/11/2009|Jeopardy!|ASTRO-QUIZ|$800|hard|In 1801 Ceres became the first of these to be discovered|asteroids
03/05/1990|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL QUOTES|$500|medium|William Jennings Bryan was referring to him when he said, 'We have a president who has kept .... us out of war.'|Woodrow Wilson
14/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY HODGEPODGE|$1600|hard|South Arabia became independent November 28, 1967 & became South this|Yemen
24/12/1999|Jeopardy!|HAVING BABIES|$500|medium|Braxton-Hicks are a type of these; the mother may not even notice them|Contractions
27/05/2005|Jeopardy!|'SMOKE'|$800|hard|Proverbial location where political deals are struck away from the eyes of the public|a smoke-filled room
16/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$1200|hard|Latter-Day Saints is the more correct term for members of this church|the Mormon Church
13/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STATUARY HALL|$2500|hard|Robert La Follette|Wisconsin
25/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FURRED, FEATHERED, FINNED|$2500|hard|It can be a 1/6-inch printer's unit, or (spelled differently) a 7- or 8-inch furrred creature|a pica
23/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, ARNOLD!|$600|medium|If you've looked over copies of 'Dover Beach', you know he penned it|Matthew Arnold
09/06/2000|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|The sentry will shoot you if you answer this when challenged|Foe
21/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST|$400|easy|On film Anthony Quinn & Donald Sutherland have played this artist, seen here in a self-portrait|Paul Gauguin
10/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT TIMES|$800|hard|With the defeat of this man at Actium in 31 B.C., Octavian had full control of the Roman Empire|Mark Antony
16/06/2008|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY BOOKS|$400|easy|This diet spokesperson tells all in her new book 'Losing It: And Gaining My Life Back One Pound At A Time'|Valerie Bertinelli
07/05/2002|Jeopardy!|FRENCH LIT|$600|medium|Serialized in Le Siecle from March to July 1844, it was sold 'all for one' price later in the year|3 Musketeers
04/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANDORRA|$1600|hard|Traveling shoppers know Andorra is like one big airport store, as it's this type of zone|duty-free
23/10/1998|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$300|easy|1997 ads for ABC used slogans like 'Scientists say we use 10% of' this; 'that's way too much'|Our brains
27/05/2009|Jeopardy!|ADVERTISING ICONS|$800|hard|Toucan Sam 'nose' how to find this Kellogg's cereal brand|Froot Loops
29/01/1998|Jeopardy!|METAPHORICAL INSULTS|$400|easy|The lights are on, but this is Skippy's problem|no one's home
17/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER WORKS BY HANDEL|$800|hard|It's the job of Acis, who woos Galatea in a Handel pastoral masque|shepherd
05/06/2006|Jeopardy!|CALL ME IRVING|$800|hard|This author's lust for biography influenced him to pen works about Darwin & Van Gogh|Irving Stone
07/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PARLIAMENTS|$600|medium|Name of the German parliament building consumed by a mysterious fire soon after Hitler took power|Reichstag
23/01/1996|Jeopardy!|ODD WORDS|$400|easy|Pinto horses are usually described as piebald, black & white, or this, white & another color|Skewbald
14/02/2006|Jeopardy!|CARTOON BEFORE & AFTER|$200|easy|SpongeBob's multi-limbed neighbor & best friend who became a Jewish national symbol|Patrick Star of David
15/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLYMPICS|$1000|hard|The first torch relay was run in 1936, taking the flame from Olympia, Greece to this city|Berlin
27/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$600|medium|Built for the Asian Games in 1962, the Hotel Indonesia was this city's first high-rise|Jakarta
27/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'W.B.'|$400|easy|In a 1969 film this title group included William Holden & Warren Oates|The Wild Bunch
14/04/2003|Jeopardy!|WHAT COULD SHE BE DOING IN THERE?|$600|medium|Improving her pedicure with this object made using ground corundum|an emery board
13/12/2001|Jeopardy!|FRANCHISES|$1000|hard|New Orleans Magazine has voted this chicken chain's red beans & rice best 11 years running|Popeye's
11/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A ROUND OF GULF|$1600|hard|The Gulf of California is also known as the Sea of this conqueror|Cortéz
17/06/2005|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$200|easy|Though it has curly leaves instead of a dense head, kale is thought to be the original version of this vegetable|cabbage
19/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN COUNTRIES BY CITIES|$2000|hard|Tobruk, Benghazi, As-Sidrah|Libya
11/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE ROLES|$200|easy|(Hi, I'm Seth Green.)  He played my dad in both of the 'Austin Powers' movies|Mike Myers
12/10/1999|Jeopardy!|1999 COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS|$400|easy|He told Vassar grads, 'May the force be with you; hey, he could have said, 'This is CNN'|James Earl Jones
08/07/2009|Jeopardy!|TO THE LIGHTHOUSE|$200|easy|Tortugas Harbor Light, Alligator Reef Light|Florida
21/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MEN ON FILM|$800|hard|'My Man Godfrey' (1936)|William Powell
19/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|RUN 4 'S', RUN|$1200|hard|Worries, strains or hassles|stresses
29/09/1999|Jeopardy!|YOU'LL FIND IT IN SHAKESPEARE|$300|easy|Kate's sister Bianca is courted by Lucentio, Hortensio & Grumio in this play|The Taming of the Shrew
08/02/2011|Jeopardy!|POPULAR NAMES FOR BOYS & GIRLS|$200|easy|Colonial Americans invented this girls' name by combining Sam from Samuel with the Greek for flower|Samantha
03/06/2009|Jeopardy!|REVOLVING RESTAURANTS|$800|hard|See a moving view of Manhattan from the View Restaurant & Lounge at the Marriott Marquis on this square|Times Square
10/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THEY SAYETH OF BEAUTY|$800|hard|From his 1711 Essay on Criticism: ''Tis not a lip, or eye, we beauty call, but the joint force & full result of all'|Alexander Pope
11/06/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTSWRITERS|$500|medium|Roger Kahn mourned Ebbets Field & the Brooklyn Dodgers in this 1971 bestseller|The Boys of Summer
24/05/2001|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE PITCHES TO HOLLYWOOD|$100|easy|This one's about a wannabe Scottish king & his wife, right, & he kills King Duncan...is Connery available?|Macbeth
22/04/2011|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY FACTS|$800|hard|Jake Gyllenhaal got his first driving lesson from this late movie star & auto racer|Paul Newman
09/09/1997|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LITERATURE|$300|easy|Cavatica is the last name of the title character of this 1952 E.B. White novel|'Charlotte's Web'
15/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICALS BY SONGS|$400|easy|'I Whistle A Happy Tune', 'Shall We Dance?'|The King and I
03/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BOXING|$1200|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew)  From the Middle English for 'thrust', it's a term used for practice fighting|sparring
17/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MAKER'S MARK|$400|easy|No bull about it, this brand of adhesive products is represented by the character seen here|Elmer's
31/03/1997|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'A'|$100|easy|Camelot king             (6)|Arthur
05/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BACKWORDS|$1600|hard|'Lilith' actress Jean Seberg was as natural on screen as these birds|grebes/Seberg
18/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'R'2 'D'2|$2000|hard|More rubicund|redder
20/07/2011|Jeopardy!|CELEBS WE'D LIKE TO SEE ON REALITY SHOWS|$1000|hard|Can Meryl Streep make the Vikings as a defensive tackle? This HBO NFL series will test her famed versatility|Hard Knocks
21/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$600|medium|A small bird from New Zealand|Peewee kiwi
22/05/2006|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CUISINE|$200|easy|Panettone, a traditional Italian treat for this holiday, can be baked in a coffee can|Christmas
30/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GET SMART|$1200|hard|A Boston study found doing this for 40 minutes a day builds up the cerebral cortex; monks must be really smart!|meditate
24/10/2002|Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$800|hard|In 1957 his Fair Lane estate was presented to the University of Michigan at Dearborn|Henry Ford
01/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TO MAKE A SHORT STORY SHORT|$2746|hard|In 'In the Penal Colony' by this Czech master, a torture device is finally used on its operator|Franz Kafka
24/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS '95|$600|medium|Elvis Stojko of this country won a 2nd consecutive men's title at the World Figure Skating Championships|Canada
15/11/1988|Jeopardy!|SILENT MOVIES|$400|easy|He was White Arm Joe in 'The Birth of a Nation', but is better known as the screen's first 'Tarzan'|Elmo Lincoln
27/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TIBET YOUR LIFE|$1600|hard|Tibet borders Burma, Bhutan, Nepal, India & also this region disputed between India & Pakistan|Kashmir
10/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES|$200|easy|In the 1940s the University of Chicago came to be recognized as the birthplace of this type of energy|Atomic/Nuclear
26/12/2006|Jeopardy!|I'LL HAVE THE BEEF|$600|medium|This 'steak', a seasoned & broiled hamburger patty, is named for an American doctor, not a British city|Salisbury
19/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'56|$2500|hard|En route to New York, this ship collided with the Stockholm in dense fog in the North Atlantic on July 25|the Andrea Doria
18/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE GODFATHER OF SOUL|$2000|hard|James sang, 'When you kiss me, when you mess me, hold my hand, make me understand, I break out--in' this|a cold sweat
17/09/2004|Jeopardy!|ASIAN HISTORY|$400|easy|Tu Duc, a 19th century Nguyen emperor in this country, helped write a comprehensive history of it|Vietnam
13/12/2001|Jeopardy!|THE NORTHERNMOST NATION|$200|easy|Poland, England, Finland|Finland
29/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NORTH, CENTRAL & SOUTH AMERICAN LEADERS|$1600|hard|He's the controversial president of Venezuela|Chavez
23/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reads from the Gerald Ford Museum in Grand Rapids, MI.)  One of Ford's biggest foreign crises was the capture of the U.S. ship Mayaguez by this Asian country in 1975|Cambodia
15/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PAINTINGS|$400|easy|The controversial 'Da Vinci Code' suggests that it isn't John seated beside Jesus in this painting but Mary Magdalene|The Last Supper
28/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES' FAVORITE BOOKS|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm Anderson Cooper.) This 21st century tragedy is one of the reasons I got back into news; its aftermath is powerfully dealt with in the novel 'Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close'|9/11
14/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S AN HONOR|$2000|hard|A 185-foot-high column with a 17-foot-high statue honors him in Trafalgar Square|(Lord) Nelson
04/05/2009|Jeopardy!|A HORSE IS A HORSE|$1000|hard|Alexander the Great conquered much of the known world riding this stallion|Bucephalus
02/03/2000|Final Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|None|None|This U.S. firm is the world's largest processor of tomatoes|H.J. Heinz
08/01/2004|Jeopardy!|LET'S GO TO GRACELAND|$200|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew at Graceland in Memphis, TN.)  When Elvis was at home, he loved to play & sing this type of music, whose name comes from Old English for 'good news'|gospel
23/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS|$1000|hard|This North Vietnamese diplomat turned down the 1973 Nobel Peace Prize for negotiating a cease-fire|Le Duc Tho
18/09/2006|Jeopardy!|'OVER' & 'UNDER'|$400|easy|From the Old Norse for 'having one's eyes closed', it's a serious mistake or oversight|a blunder
10/02/2006|Jeopardy!|TV CASTS|$1000|hard|Paul DiMeo, Paige Hemmis, Ty Pennington|Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
04/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AN ECUMENICAL CATEGORY|$400|easy|In this religion Brahmins are regarded as Dvija, or 'twice born', the second 'birth' being an initiation ceremony|Hinduism
01/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$400|easy|UCLA's football team has vanquished this crosstown rival in their last 8 matchups|USC (University of Southern California)
03/10/2001|Jeopardy!|TILL DEATH DO US PART--NOT!|$500|medium|This star of the 2001 sitcom 'My Wife & Kids' split from his real wife in 2000|Damon Wayans
08/03/2004|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew flying over Volcanoes National Park in Hawaii)  Kilauea Volcano isn't classified as extinct, dormant or intermittent, but is this type, so we'll stay alert|active
13/05/2004|Jeopardy!|'G' FORCE|$1000|hard|This edible export from Holland comes in 'wheels' that may weigh 25 pounds|Gouda
18/01/2006|Jeopardy!|A PHILIPPINES TIMELINE|$800|hard|1898: The Treaty of Paris cedes control of the Philippines to this nation|the U.S.
21/01/2010|Jeopardy!|YOU ONLY NEED TO BUY 1 VOWEL|$400|easy|When both people pay for dinner on a date, they go this nationality (& home alone, probably)|Dutch
12/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHO PLAYED 'EM?|$800|hard|2010: The Mad Hatter|Johnny Depp
02/01/1997|Jeopardy!|TV CHIEFS|$100|easy|In 1995 this secret agent played by Don Adams was promoted to chief of CONTROL|Maxwell Smart/Agent 86
26/09/2007|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$800|hard|Her red spoon logo was introduced in 1954 & now appears on more than 200 products|Betty Crocker
20/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ZOOM IN FOR A CLOSE-UP|$2000|hard|In the garden is this American, but not Massachusetts-born, hero on horseback, ready for his close-up|George Washington
22/02/1999|Jeopardy!|MINTY FRESH|$500|medium|'Fresh Goes Better in Life' with these mints, 'Fresh and Full of Life'|Mentos
12/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS IN HISTORY|$600|medium|This 'Good King' of Christmas carol fame was a teenage ruler of Bohemia|Wenceslas
09/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDS THE SAME TO ME|$1200|hard|If you hurt this body part, put your feet up & it will do this, over time|heel/heal
26/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ART HERSTORY|$800|hard|This president became fascinated with artist Maria Cosway in Paris while serving as minister to France|Thomas Jefferson
02/05/2000|Jeopardy!|WORD UP!|$200|easy|A thesaurus lists among this 2-letter word's synonyms: 'Over one's dead body' & 'Not for all the tea in China'|no
19/10/2009|Jeopardy!|TEA|$200|easy|In 1904 at the St. Louis World's Fair, Richard Blechynden popularized tea served this way|iced
18/12/1989|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'A'|$100|easy|A diplomatic official, or the kind of briefcase he might carry|Attache
17/04/1990|Jeopardy!|SUPERSTITIONS|$300|easy|4 is an unlucky number in this country because 'shi', the word for 4, sounds like the word for death|Japan
22/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|DESPOTPOURRI|$800|hard|After an anti-Roman uprising in 40 B.C., this despot fled to Rome, where the Senate elected him King of Judea|Herod (the Great)
24/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DESPERATE HOUSEFLIES|$1200|hard|Showdowns in this Sergio Leone epic include Fonda vs. Bronson & Jack Elam vs. a fly|Once Upon a Time in the West
03/10/2006|Jeopardy!|STATE GOVERNORS|$800|hard|This current Florida governor keeps saying he's not going to run for president in 2008|Jeb Bush
13/09/2010|Jeopardy!|AN OCEAN OF KNOWLEDGE|$1200|hard|The Sargasso Sea is named for sargassum, a genus of brown this that is strewn in its water|seaweed (or algae)
13/07/2000|Jeopardy!|B__D|$200|easy|Hef's home in Chicago was famous for its round one|Bed
04/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE FLAGPOLE|$1600|hard|This simple machine is found at the top of many flagpoles|a pulley
01/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FRONTWORDS & BACKWORDS|$1200|hard|This type of container can hold ale or mead; turn it around, it's a mouth part indeed|mug/gum
12/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE DEBUTS|$600|medium|In 1994 'Silent Fall' introduced this teenage beauty who became a star in 'Stealing Beauty'|Liv Tyler
24/12/1996|Jeopardy!|GIFTS|$100|easy|This country gave the Luxor Obelisk to France, who put it in the Place de la Concorde|Egypt
23/04/2004|Jeopardy!|ROYAL WOMEN|$1000|hard|Marie Antoinette was among the 16 children of this Holy Roman empress & archduchess|Maria Theresa
21/07/1999|Jeopardy!|YOUR CHEATIN' HEART|$500|medium|His wife Zelda was in a sanitarium when he took up with gossip columnist Sheilah Graham|F. Scott Fitzgerald
03/09/1996|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL FIRSTS|$200|easy|God's first instructions to human beings were 'be fruitful and' do this|to multiply
19/12/2000|Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$200|easy|Toulouse-Lautrec's 1892 painting 'At' this music hall features portraits of himself, his cousin & other patrons|Moulin Rouge
22/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BORN ON CHRISTMAS DAY|$600|medium|This late, great jazz singer was born on Christmas Day in 1907; Hi-de-hi-de-ho-ho-ho!|Cab Calloway
06/12/2006|Jeopardy!|FLOWER ARRANGING|$400|easy|Rose varieties with 30 to 40 of these should be cut & used when 1 or 2 of them have come loose|petals
17/06/1993|Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$200|easy|Until 1966 Roman Catholics were urged not to eat meat on this day of the week|Friday
04/05/2007|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$1000|hard|2 fathoms, the minimum safe clearance for steamboats, inspired this 19th century pen name|Mark Twain
13/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$400|easy|He crossed the oxeye, European & Japanese daisies to produce his famous Shasta daisy|Luther Burbank
17/11/1992|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL TERMS|$100|easy|On January 8, 1918, he outlined his 'Fourteen Points' to the U.S. Congress|Woodrow Wilson
10/02/1986|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT|$300|easy|In 1982, James Watt proposed changing this dept's seal from a buffalo facing left to one facing right|the Department of the Interior
28/09/1992|Jeopardy!|THE OLYMPICS|$200|easy|In 1988 Sergei Bubka became the 1st Olympic champion to exceed 19 feet in this event|the pole vault
13/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$800|hard|Co-written by Vincent Bugliosi, it was subtitled 'The True Story of the Manson Murders'|Helter Skelter
21/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SONG & MOVIE TITLES|$1200|hard|Rolling Stones tune that became the title of a 1986 Whoopi Goldberg spy comedy|'Jumpin' Jack Flash'
26/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|IMAX FILMS|$400|easy|Larger than life on the courts, this title Bull went 'To The Max' (about 8 stories high) in 2000|Michael Jordan
03/06/2008|Jeopardy!|SNL ON FILM|$1000|hard|Julia Sweeney is on a mission to have a relationship with Chris, a person of indeterminate sex in this film|It's Pat
29/05/2003|Jeopardy!|WHICH CABINET DEPARTMENT?|$800|hard|The Federal Bureau of Investigation|Justice
29/09/2008|Jeopardy!|FUN WITH OPERA|$600|medium|Composer Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco went 'Wilde' & turned this Oscar Wilde play into a 1962 opera|The Importance of Being Earnest
06/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$200|easy|This Costa Rican capital is named for the country's patron Saint Joseph|San Jose
22/07/2009|Jeopardy!|BAY O' WOLF|$200|easy|After this actor is bitten in the 1994 film 'Wolf', he marks his territory all over James Spader|Jack Nicholson
23/12/2004|Jeopardy!|ALTERED STATES|$600|medium|NO OGRE|Oregon
30/11/2011|Jeopardy!|GREAT COMEBACKS WITH DAN PATRICK|$800|hard|(Dan Patrick reads the clue from his studio.)  After a 2-year layoff, this 45-year-old ex-Red Wing hit the ice for the WHA's Houston Aeros & had a 100-point season|Gordie Howe
31/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ALL SAINTS' DAY BABIES|$600|medium|With 'Short People' composer Randy Newman, this November 1-born Texan sang 'Long Tall Texan'|Lyle Lovett
14/09/1998|Jeopardy!|IT'S A BREEZE|$100|easy|These steady winds of the tropics are so named because they aid commerce|Trade winds
11/01/2001|Jeopardy!|AMPHIBIANS|$100|easy|Phyllobates terribilis, from this continent, is one of the more lethal of the poison dart frogs|South America
16/05/2000|Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN MUSICALS|$300|easy|Attention, matchmakers: Tzeitel, Hodel, Chava, Shprintze & Bielke are the 5 daughters in this musical|Fiddler on the Roof
08/12/2008|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$200|easy|Commander of the Army of Northern Virginia: Edward|(Robert E.) Lee
18/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CALL ME HARRY|$1200|hard|In the 1954 film 'Carmen Jones' this male singer starred with Dorothy Dandridge|Harry Belafonte
14/09/2010|Jeopardy!|SORT THROUGH THE WORD PROBLEM|$800|hard|The Statue of Liberty weighs 225 tons; how many have read this woman's poem 'The New Colossus' on the pedestal wall?|(Emma) Lazarus
21/09/2004|Final Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|None|None|She survived the President by 39 years & was married to an archaeology professor at the time of her own death in 1947|Frances Folsom Cleveland
06/11/1997|Jeopardy!|a little lit|$500|medium|In this E.B. White tale, a 2-inch mouselike boy is the title character|Stuart Little
12/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$800|hard|Now in the British Museum, the sculptures known as these marbles once adorned the Parthenon|Elgin marbles
06/02/1997|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|This blood protein now comes in alpha, beta & gamma types|Globulins
22/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|KIDDIE LIT|$1200|hard|Appropriately, this Andersen heroine had 'eyes as blue as the deepest sea'|the Little Mermaid
11/10/2011|Jeopardy!|PURSE-ONALITIES|$600|medium|He's made his 'Marc' with his luxury purses, which often feature his signature 'MJ' push lock detail|Marc Jacobs
18/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HARD TO 'PORT'|$1200|hard|1921 saw the creation of this organization for which a Manhattan bus terminal is named|the Port Authority
16/12/1998|Jeopardy!|ANOTHER NAME FOR|$400|easy|From old Italian for 'to shield' & 'sun', it's another name for a sun umbrella|parasol
03/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DEPARTMENT OF REDUNDANCY DEPARTMENT|$400|easy|Completes Cyndi Lauper's line, 'if you're lost you can look and you will find me...'|time after time
27/01/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. MUSEUMS|$300|easy|This Chicago museum houses more than 19 million artifacts & specimens|Field Museum of Natural History
23/12/1998|Jeopardy!|BRITISH FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$400|easy|Richard Llewellyn novel with coal miner Gwilym Morgan & minister Mr. Gruffydd|How Green Was My Valley
21/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FAR'M'S|$200|easy|After Sydney, it has the largest metropolitan area in Australia|Melbourne
04/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CIVICS CLASS|$200|easy|In the most common form of U.S. city government, a council is balanced by this executive|Mayor
12/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$1000|hard|It's the largest state entirely east of the Mississippi|Georgia
15/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$900|hard|Not only was this king slain by Macbeth, but rumors said his horses ate each other|Duncan
30/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'C'OLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$400|easy|A town & gown struggle at Oxford in the early 1200s led some scholars to leave & found this school|Cambridge
13/10/2010|Jeopardy!|GOOD TV|$600|medium|This spin-off from 'Maude' focused on the dy-no-mite Evans family, who lived in Chicago|Good Times
16/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ELMORE LEONARD|$600|medium|One of the top Western novels of all time, Paul Newman starred in the 1967 film version|Hombre
03/05/2001|Jeopardy!|KIDS SAY THE DARNEDEST THINGS|$400|easy|Mom & Dad, or what they probably don't make kids pay|rent
03/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|JUST 'ASP'|$1000|hard|This ratio on a TV screen is 4 to 3, unless you're rich enough to own an HDTV|an aspect ratio
31/05/2007|Jeopardy!|PUDDING|$1000|hard|When sausages are thrown into the batter of this English treat, it's known as toad-in-the-hole|Yorkshire pudding
23/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC CROSSWORD CLUES 'B'|$600|medium|French French volcanic volcanic island island (4-4)|Bora-Bora
01/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|19TH CENTURY LIT|$1200|hard|Known for his gloomy novels, this Brit also published 9 volumes of rhyming verse starting in 1898|Thomas Hardy
25/11/1994|Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$300|easy|Alexandra David Neal was the first European woman to visit this Tibetan capital|Lhasa
11/10/2010|Jeopardy!|DIED ON THE SAME DAY|$200|easy|C.S. Lewis & Aldous Huxley's deaths on Nov. 22, 1963 were overshadowed by this man's death in Dallas|John Kennedy
22/01/2010|Jeopardy!|'RACE' TO THE ANSWER|$200|easy|This jewelry item can be tennis or ankle|a bracelet
10/11/2009|Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$1000|hard|In a book by Trenton Lee Stewart, 4 gifted kids answer an ad & become 'The Mysterious' this 'Society'|Benedict
16/10/2001|Jeopardy!|POCKET BILLIARDS|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew)  John Carr, a British man, developed this spin technique in the 19th century|putting english on the ball
05/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OLD HISTORY|$1200|hard|This Babylonian connected his palace with a temple by building a tunnel under the Euphrates River|Nebuchadnezzar
21/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IMAGINARY LAW FIRMS|$800|hard|This firm with the names of 2 Kansas cities & 1 New Mexico city tells its clients, 'All Aboard!'|Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
14/11/1986|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$300|easy|The name of this game is Chinese for 'house sparrow' a picture on one of the tiles|mah-jong
18/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE DEMISES|$800|hard|In 'Legends of the Fall', 'It was a good death' as he gets killed by the grizzly he wounded as a kid|Brad Pitt
17/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|READ THE BOOK, SAW THE FILM|$1000|hard|Jack Burden is this book's central character; the 1949 movie switched it to Willie Stark|All The King's Men
02/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT 'R' WE?|$400|easy|This South African monetary unit is named for a major gold mining area|the rand
06/07/2000|Jeopardy!|'A' & 'M'|$600|medium|The National Gallery of Art came into being with a donation of art & a gallery by this financier|Andrew Mellon
02/05/2008|Jeopardy!|1980s MUSIC|$200|easy|On a 'Manic Monday', this group taught us to 'Walk Like an Egyptian'|the Bangles
08/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LANDMARK CINEMA VILLAINS|$1600|hard|Their portrayal of the title romantic bank robbers in 'Bonnie And Clyde' changed Hollywood forever|Warren Beatty & Faye Dunaway
13/04/2010|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$200|easy|Yellow jackets are a social type of this stinging insect|wasps
23/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NATURE POETRY|$400|easy|Edna St. Vincent Millay began a sonnet 'Thou art not lovelier than' this flower|a lilac
02/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|$800|hard|Liam Neeson was nominated for an Oscar for playing a man named Oskar in this 1993 film|'Schindler's List'
26/03/2001|Jeopardy!|BOYS|$400|easy|In 1999 this former 'Daily Show' host replaced Tom Snyder on 'The Late Late Show'|Craig Kilborn
21/05/2009|Jeopardy!|OH, WHAT A TANGLED WEBSITE WE WEAVE|$1000|hard|Launched in 2000, this website offers a sweet tip every day, as its name implies|DailyCandy
14/09/2010|Jeopardy!|ROCK 'N OLD|$1000|hard|In 2006 Lubbock, Texas held a bash for what would have been this native son's 70th birthday|Buddy Holly
10/01/2003|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$1000|hard|This Iraqi capital was founded on the western bank of the Tigris River in 762 A.D. by the Abbasid Caliph Al-Mansur|Baghdad
25/03/2008|Jeopardy!|3 LITTLE LETTERS|$800|hard|With more than 6,200 stores across the U.S., it's the nation's largest retail pharmacy chain|CVS
10/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HE SAID, SHE SAID|$1200|hard|Sorry Beatles fans, he said he has 'too much to do, so no more fan mail...& no objects to be signed'|Ringo Starr
14/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GIMME 'MO'|$800|hard|It can be a chocolately flavor or a Yemeni port city famous for its coffee|Mocha
27/05/2003|Jeopardy!|DIVINE COMEDIES|$1000|hard|Fleeing from the mob, Robbie Coltrane & Eric Idle went incognito in a convent in this 1990 farce|Nuns on the Run
19/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'RAT' PACK|$2000|hard|9-letter word for the underlying reason for a belief or course of action|rationale
27/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OF MANY 'LAND's|$1000|hard|One once spanned what is now the Bering Strait|Land bridge
13/05/2003|Jeopardy!|'E' TICKET|$200|easy|It's a type of paint to coat your pottery, or a substance that coats your teeth.|enamel
24/12/2004|Jeopardy!|A NOUN IS A PERSON, PLACE OR THING|$1000|hard|Place: The Pennsylvania city where the Articles of Confederation were adoped|York
09/02/2007|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL TEXT MESSAGES|$400|easy|1893: blt my 1st wking gas engn. mdl-t wl b kewl! ttyl|(Henry) Ford
19/10/2011|Jeopardy!|BIOLO'G'|$400|easy|Organs found behind the head in certain aquatic animals & specialized for oxygen exchange|gills
26/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|$800|hard|In 1998 Seattle dedicated the USA's 1st standing monument to those who fought in this country in the 1930s|Spain
02/09/1997|Jeopardy!|18th CENTURY AMERICA|$100|easy|He published his 'Poor Richard's Almanack' at the new printing office near the market in Philadelphia|Ben Franklin
06/11/1998|Jeopardy!|SPORTS SUPERSTARS|$100|easy|This 22-year-old won the 1997 Masters golf tournament by 12 strokes, the biggest margin in its history|Tiger Woods
16/06/2004|Jeopardy!|AFTER THE WHITE HOUSE|$200|easy|Just weeks after leaving office, he & son Kermit left on a year-long African hunting expedition|Theodore Roosevelt
02/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MEASURING UP|$1600|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports with a hygrometer.)  Calculated from the difference between the wet & dry thermometers, a hygrometer measures this two-word weather term|relative humidity
12/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$400|easy|The name Lebanon comes from a word for 'white', referring to this atop mountains|snow
08/09/1989|Jeopardy!|LEFTOVERS|$100|easy|Andy Warhol said of these, 'Plastic's better than dirty, used money'|credit cards
14/07/2005|Jeopardy!|ROMANS|$600|medium|In the first century B.C., Rome conquered what is now this country, the major part of 'Gallia'|France
06/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'ANN' IN OTHER NEWS...|$400|easy|To incorporate territory, Karvina did it to Frystat in 1949|annex it
26/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|$800|hard|When 'The Grapes of Wrath' begins, he's just been released from prison|Tom Joad
29/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|INDIANA JONESING|$400|easy|Take the last train to this Indiana city founded in 1783 & named for a Revolutionary War general|Clarksville
05/10/2000|Jeopardy!|I'M HUNGRY|$400|easy|Sink your teeth into a Granny Smith & you'll be eating this|apple
21/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF CHEMISTRY|$1200|hard|A chemical known as an anhydride is one that removes this from substances|water
25/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MARTIN VAN BUREN|$1000|hard|Martin lost his bid for a 2nd term as president to this man in the 'Log Cabin And Hard Cider' campaign|William Henry Harrison
10/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|GENESIS|$800|hard|1 of 2 sons of Jacob & Rachel; they were his favorites|(1 of) Joseph or Benjamin
04/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$800|hard|A statue of this cowboy painter & sculptor represents Montana in the U.S. Capitol's Statuary Hall|Charles Marion Russell
17/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY VILLAINS' PERSONAL ADS|$1600|hard|'Discourtesy is unspeakably ugly to me', especially when I'm enjoying having people for dinner|Hannibal Lecter
28/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE BOOK TITLE|$400|easy|'T.J.' by Henry Fielding|Tom Jones
16/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$800|hard|Pure water's density is approximately 1 gram per cubic centimeter, & its 'specific' this is also 1|gravity
07/11/1989|Jeopardy!|PBS|$200|easy|PBS is taking 'A Second Look' at some of the best programs made by this former LBJ press secretary|Bill Moyers
18/09/2001|Jeopardy!|TRUSTY SIDEKICKS|$200|easy|Timon, a movie & TV meerkat|Pumbaa
01/01/2008|Jeopardy!|A STAR IS REBORN?|$600|medium|This singing King of Romance usually reminisces on his prior life as a 'Hansel und Gretel' composer|Engelbert Humperdinck
08/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY VENICE|$400|easy|This libidinous lord's Venetian exploits included an 1818 swim from the Lido 'right to the end of the Grand Canal'|Lord Byron
12/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'70s SONGS|$200|easy|The big hit off this group's 1973 album 'Goats Head Soup' was 'Angie'|The Rolling Stones
13/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$200|easy|He was in 'Sabrina', 'Witness' & 'Frantic'|Harrison Ford
21/10/2002|Jeopardy!|PULP FICTION|$200|easy|He may no longer play Captain Kirk but he's kept the name alive in a series of 'Star Trek' books|William Shatner
06/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN NICKNAMES|$1500|hard|The 'Plant Magician' was Luther Burbank; this man was the 'Plant Doctor'|George Washington Carver
11/06/2008|Jeopardy!|GOOD DOGGIE|$800|hard|A miniature bulldog named Bandit belongs to this adventurous TV cartoon boy|Johnny Quest
22/05/1992|Jeopardy!|WIVES|$100|easy|In Geoffrey of Monmouth's version of this legend, this wife of King Arthur is called Guanhumara|Guinevere
05/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GREAT BRITONS|$1200|hard|Halley asked about the orbit of planets, leading this man to answer with the 'Principia Mathematica'|Newton
24/12/1997|Jeopardy!|NONSENSE WORDS|$100|easy|When Scrooge's nephew says, 'A Merry Christmas, Uncle!  God save you!', Scrooge replies, 'Bah!' this|Humbug
10/07/2007|Jeopardy!|'C' ME|$1000|hard|A cruciverbal diversion|a crossword
08/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL IDEAS|$400|easy|Lucio Costa designed this South American city for 500,000 people; today the population is over 2 million|Brasilia
19/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|DANS, DANIELS & BOBS|$400|easy|Bob Dole was wounded in the right shoulder in WWII & this Hawaiian senator lost his right arm|Daniel Inouye
24/11/2010|Jeopardy!|2010 EMMY WINNERS|$800|hard|Know what Emmy voters like?  Meth & murder!  OK, not really, but they loved Aaron Paul as Jesse Pinkman on this AMC show|Breaking Bad
08/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SEARCHING THE GLOBE|$600|medium|1843's 'Incidents of Travel in Yucatan' was devoted to telling of this civilization's ruins|Mayans
03/10/2001|Jeopardy!|SPORTS & GAMES|$100|easy|In checkers this piece can move forwards & backwards|king
21/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORD|$200|easy|From the Greek for 'to leave out', it's an obscuring of one celestial body by another|Eclipse
16/11/1994|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$200|easy|In 1765 Dr. James Baker opened his first factory in Massachusetts to make this - how sweet!|Chocolate
20/10/2000|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$100|easy|When Italy was declared united in 1861, it was still missing Venice & this current capital|Rome
14/05/1998|Jeopardy!|TRANSLATION|$400|easy|This romantic poet who died at 25 wrote a sonnet praising George Chapman's Homer translation|John Keats
30/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN FILMS|$600|medium|1994's 'Bandit Queen' told the story of Phoolan Devi, a hero to the poor people of this country|India
03/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|HAROLDRY|$1000|hard|Chancellor of the Exchequer who succeeded Anthony Eden as British Prime Minister in 1957|Harold Macmillan
02/07/2004|Jeopardy!|4|$600|medium|(I'm Tim Brown of the NFL.)  I'm the only Raider to ever score a touchdown in all 4 of these ways|rushing, pass receiving, punt return & kickoff return
05/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'F' IN GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|Major cities in this European nation include Vaasa, Maarianhamina & Helsinki|Finland
25/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CITY PEOPLE|$400|easy|This 'Friendly' Oakland Raiders tight end of the 1970s was known as 'The Ghost'|Dave Casper
20/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY BOOKS|$800|hard|In 1929 William Faulkner made a lot of 'noise' in the literary world with this book|The Sound and the Fury
24/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GO GREYHOUND|$800|hard|Dedicated to the adoption of ex-racing greys, First State Greyhound Rescue places dogs in N.J., Penn. & this state|Delaware
27/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH MONARCHS|$1600|hard|She had extensive hair loss by the age of 31|Elizabeth I
18/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR FIRST FEATURE FILMS|$200|easy|Before playing Jim on 'Taxi', Christopher Lloyd debuted as a mental patient in this 1975 Jack Nicholson film|One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
24/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CHEF IRON|$800|hard|Amco's 12-inch pairs of stainless steel utility locking these feature silicone-coated tips 'for perfect pickups'|tongs
10/12/1997|Jeopardy!|PEN NAMES|$300|easy|The New York prison in this town has the singsong name Sing Sing|Ossining
11/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CURLING UP|$400|easy|A curling team, or the iced area on which they perform|Rink
21/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BLOOD & GUTS|$400|easy|This mammal seen here needs about 2 tablespoons of blood a day to survive|Vampire bat
16/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$800|hard|A moraine is the rocky material left behind by one of these|a glacier
08/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NEWS STORIES OF THE 1700S|$800|hard|Begun by Frederick the Great's invasion of Saxony, it lasted from 1756 to 1763|Seven Years' War
23/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DR. WHO...|$1200|hard|specializes in the systems such as the central & sympathetic, like branch founder Jean-Martin Charcot|a neurologist
08/11/2004|Jeopardy!|BOTTOM OF THE NINTH|$200|easy|He dedicated his ninth symphony to the King of Prussia|Beethoven
27/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|STATE THE NATIONAL PARK|$1200|hard|Shenandoah National Park|Virginia
06/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE LIGHT READING|$800|hard|Milo meets a watchdog named Tock on his journey in this classic book|The Phantom Tollbooth
16/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC DOCUMENTS|$1000|hard|In the 1809 treaty of this fort, the U.S. acquired 2.5 million acres from Indiana's Indians|Fort Wayne
23/12/2004|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$600|medium|This Las Vegas hotel ceased to be a landmark when it was demolished on November 7, 1995|The Landmark
24/09/2002|Jeopardy!|THE U.S.|$1000|hard|This state has 2 of the Top 10 busiest airports in the world|California (San Francisco & LAX)
04/01/2010|Jeopardy!|RHETT-ORIC|$400|easy|On honeymoon Rhett says, 'Forget about Atlanta. I brought you to' this city 'to have fun'|New Orleans
02/06/2011|Jeopardy!|GOING 'INTERNATIONAL'|$400|easy|It's basically the 180th meridian of longitude|the international date line
05/06/1998|Jeopardy!|LADIES' LOCKER ROOM|$500|medium|Fore!  This Mexican-American woman won a record 5 golf tournaments in a row in 1978|Nancy Lopez
13/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BERLIN IS IN!|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew at the Berlin Wall)  In Berlin in 1963, this American said, 'Democracy is not perfect, but we never had to put a wall up to keep people in'|John F. Kennedy
12/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL ANTHEMS|$1200|hard|This country's anthem says, 'Thy name rouses the hearts of Punjab, Sind, Gujarat and Maratha'|India
31/01/2011|Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$400|easy|Latin gets its name from 'Latium', a region of this country|Italy
12/01/1990|Jeopardy!|CALIFORNIA CITIES|$400|easy|Its name comes from the Santa Ana River & the German word for home|Anaheim
19/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS NICKNAMES|$600|medium|One of the rhyming nicknames of the 2-sport Mr. Sanders|'Prime Time' or 'Neon Deion'
14/10/2005|Jeopardy!|GROWN-UPS EAT THAT?|$800|hard|Unlike Florentine cookies (dipped in chocolate--yum!), eggs Florentine is made with this leafy green veggie (not so yum)|spinach
18/11/1998|Jeopardy!|THE FREEDOM TRAIL|$500|medium|At the end of The Freedom Trail a granite monument on Breed's Hill marks the site of this important battle|Bunker Hill
05/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRICAL ANGELS|$2000|hard|The medical fad of monkey glands inspired the 1919 show 'Angel Face', with music by this 'Babes in Toyland' composer|Victor Herbert
19/06/2000|Jeopardy!|'CK'|$400|easy|They're barrel's 2 partners in an expression meaning 'the whole thing'|Lock & stock
20/02/2006|Jeopardy!|THE FIGHT FOR CIVIL RIGHTS|$200|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from inside the 16th St. Baptist Church in Birmingham, AL.)  In his Stride Toward Freedom, he organized many Civil Rights mass meetings held here at the 16th Street Baptist Church|Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr.
01/11/2005|Jeopardy!|NAME THE YEAR|$600|medium|The Pilgrims who survived the first winter celebrated New England's first Thanksgiving in this year|1621
07/12/1989|Jeopardy!|FASHION HISTORY|$300|easy|This type of drawstring bag was sometimes known as a 'ridicule'|a reticule
07/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$200|easy|The point around which a body's weight is evenly balanced is called its center of mass or of this|Gravity
10/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL, VEGETABLE OR MINERAL|$400|easy|Feldspar|mineral
10/07/1998|Jeopardy!|CAR MODELS|$400|easy|Catera, Eldorado, Lasalle|Cadillac
05/07/2005|Jeopardy!|SPANISH|$1000|hard|A flamboyant & risky job, it's also a word that means 'killer'|matador
25/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$800|hard|'Windy' nickname of Iowa State's athletic teams|Cyclones
20/03/2006|Jeopardy!|HAIL OF BULLETS|$600|medium|Gangster George Nelson, nicknamed this, survived a hail of bullets from 2 FBI agents but was found dead the next day|Baby Face
16/12/2008|Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON STATE|$800|hard|The cities of Olympia & Tacoma lie on this inland waterway|Puget Sound
18/06/2003|Jeopardy!|MYTHING IN ACTION|$1000|hard|In Greek mythology, Medea falls for this man & helps him steal the Golden Fleece|Jason
28/10/1992|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS COUPLES|$300|easy|Part of state route 18 in Apple Valley, California was renamed Happy Trails Highway in honor of this famous couple|Roy Rogers & Dale Evans
11/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HUMAN BODY OF KNOWLEDGE|$1200|hard|If you've 'mapped' out the body, you know it's the topmost cervical vertebra of the neck|atlas vertebra
07/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SPORTS|$200|easy|Nancy Lieberman-Cline is among the inductees in the Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame for this sport|Basketball
08/06/2004|Jeopardy!|I'M ON A DIET|$600|medium|Blimey!  This former Royal is a spokeswoman for Weight Watchers|Sarah, Duchess of York
20/01/2011|Jeopardy!|FAITH IN AMERICA|$600|medium|John Adams & John Quincy Adams were members of this religion, meaning they believed in 1 divinity, not 3|Unitarian
20/10/1998|Jeopardy!|YOU DO THE MATH|$400|easy|Total number of U.S. representatives times total number of U.S. senators|43,500 (435 X 100)
04/11/1997|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$100|easy|The largest one on the moon is about 700 miles in diameter; there are billions at least 1 foot wide|craters
24/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|8-LETTER WORDS|$2000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew delivers the clue.)  Mica minerals are known for their excellence in this property; see how this one breaks cleanly along planes|cleavage
08/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE JEOPARDY! TIME MACHINE|$1600|hard|It's set to 383 years ago & you'll swim aboard this; I'm afraid your bunkmate Edward Tilly snores|the Mayflower
20/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SECTIONS|$800|hard|The banana section rooted for its own celebrity couple on this Bert Convy show|Tattletales
26/03/2003|Jeopardy!|LEGAL IDENTITIES|$600|medium|Hilaire-Germain preceded this for Mr. Degas when he was just a Poe artist|Edgar
21/03/1996|Jeopardy!|JEWISH FOOD|$400|easy|Challah, a type of this, is served in a twisted form on the Sabbath|Bread
04/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|EPITAPHS|$200|easy|'Free at last, free at last, thank God almighty, I'm free at last!'|Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
12/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$800|hard|This German astronomer born in 1571 was the 1st to explain how the planets move around the sun|Johannes Kepler
16/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MARK TWAIN: BOOK LOVER|$1200|hard|One of Twain's favorite books was the 'Diary of' this Englishman; Twain credited it as the model for his book '1601'|(Samuel) Pepys
27/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NEA JAZZ MASTERS|$800|hard|This bandleader got his name from a radio announcer who thought he was a jazz aristocrat like Duke Ellington|Count Basie
04/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CIVICS CLASS|$400|easy|Instead of a 'standing' one, the House & Senate each have a 'select' one on intelligence|Committee
14/02/2000|Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED ON VALENTINE'S DAY|$500|medium|On Feb. 14, 1989 the Ayatollah Khomeini called for the death of this Indian-born British author|Salman Rushdie
25/06/1996|Double Jeopardy!|PULITZER PRIZE WINNERS|$800|hard|James Michener won his only Pulitzer Prize for this, his first book of fiction|Tales of the South Pacific
16/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|A DATE WITH DISASTER|$1000|hard|It was not a merry Christmas for this man on December 25, 1989; his own security forces killed him|Nicolae Ceausescu
13/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PHRASES REVERSED|$1200|hard|Scientific principle: the Hoover hates to work outside among grass & trees|a vacuum abhors nature
13/07/2009|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL WORDS & PHRASES|$1000|hard|If you meet the 'loan' variety of this fish, watch your wallet|a shark
13/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'CAT' GOT YOUR TONGUE?|$600|medium|To deny something this way is to allow for no exceptions or conditions|categorical (or categorically)
30/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|U.S.A.|$200|easy|This Wyoming city known for its planetarium was named for a cavalry lieutenant, not for a friendly ghost|Casper
20/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS & THEIR CHARACTERS|$1200|hard|In 'The Big Four', Agatha Christie gave him a mysterious 'twin brother' named Achille|Hercule Poirot
20/11/1992|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$500|medium|Fairy tales by the Grimms and others were adapted for this Stephen Sondheim musical|Into the Woods
15/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|STATE THE GEOGRAPHIC CENTER|$400|easy|Sanpete County, center for the Mormon Miracle Pageant|Utah
11/10/2004|Jeopardy!|WHICH TV SHOW CAME FIRST?|$800|hard|'Green Acres', 'NYPD Blue', 'The White Shadow'|Green Acres
31/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$200|easy|A recent show of her works at the Whitney Museum included bronzes of her art made before she was Mrs. John Lennon|Yoko Ono
19/04/2011|Jeopardy!|ON THE BRITISH MONARCHY'S WEBSITE|$1000|hard|Before Elizabeth II, Queen Victoria was the last monarch to celebrate the anniversary called a Golden this|Jubilee
14/05/1990|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|In Kansas more people live in this city than in Topeka & Kansas City combined|Wichita
15/06/2011|Jeopardy!|ICONS OF DAYTIME TELEVISION|$400|easy|On Jan. 18, 2011, after 28 years on the morning shift, this morning co-host announced he was retiring|Regis Philbin
11/12/1997|Jeopardy!|TAPE|$100|easy|For protection, these athletes tape both hands under their 6- to 12-ounce gloves|Boxers
18/02/2011|Jeopardy!|2010 MOVIES|$200|easy|Will Ferrell & Brad Pitt square off in this super story (well, their voices do)|Megamind
02/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN OF THE WORLD|$200|easy|Princess Caroline & Princess Stephanie|Monaco
25/02/2009|Jeopardy!|TO 'SUR'|$600|medium|An excess or overabundant supply|a surplus
26/10/2007|Jeopardy!|THE INDIANS|$1000|hard|'The Father of Modern India', Raja Ram Mohan Roy helped spread democratic ideas & was a member of this highest caste|Brahmin
15/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CASHMERE|$600|medium|This term for a now-fashionable type of cashmere or garments made from it, comes from Persian for 'wool'|Pashmina
05/07/1995|Jeopardy!|LIFE SCIENCE|$400|easy|Chinese restaurant syndrome is a short-lived illness caused by eating this flavor enhancer|MSG
11/12/1998|Jeopardy!|TV THEME SONGS|$100|easy|It's the bar 'Where everybody knows your name'|Cheers
04/03/2010|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER 'F' WORDS|$200|easy|A young deer, or Ms. Hall|a fawn
27/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$2000|hard|In mid-November, you can have a 'roaring' good time watching this meteor shower|the Leonids
28/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$1200|hard|When made from the ilima flower, these garlands were traditionally associated with royalty|(Hawaiian) leis
13/01/2003|Jeopardy!|THE SOUND OF MUSIC|$400|easy|This handsome Canadian ensnared a lot of female hearts as Captain von Trapp|Christopher Plummer
08/04/2011|Jeopardy!|YES, THAT'S 'WHITE'|$400|easy|Milk with butter & flour added used as a base in cooking|a white sauce
26/12/2005|Jeopardy!|STATE OF THE UNION|$600|medium|Numerous Revolutionary War battles were fought in this state|New York
12/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|KENNEDY CENTER HONOREES|$800|hard|She was a child star, an ambassador & in 1998 a Kennedy Center honoree|Shirley Temple Black
27/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PLACES IN THE BIBLE|$800|hard|John 1:46 asks whether any good thing can come out of this town in Galilee in northern Israel; we can think of 1|Nazareth
02/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'VE 'GOT'|$1600|hard|A conceited, boastful person|an egotist
26/06/2000|Jeopardy!|JUNE 26|$200|easy|This 'Good Earth' author was put on the good earth on June 26, 1892|Pearl S. Buck
17/12/2004|Jeopardy!|MUSIC CLASS|$200|easy|It's a composition for 6 instruments or voices|a sestet
20/12/2001|Jeopardy!|CHRISTMAS POTPOURRI|$200|easy|This decoration's origins may go back to Medieval Europe, where it was the main prop in a play about Adam & Eve|a Christmas tree
11/09/1997|Jeopardy!|ACTOR-DIRECTORS|$100|easy|2 years after a riding accident left him paralyzed, he directed the HBO drama 'In the Gloaming'|Christopher Reeve
19/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FEDERAL AID PROGRAMS|$1000|hard|Perkins & Stafford Loans & Pell Grants are for these people|college students
17/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GLOBETROTTING|$1000|hard|You'll find this 5,130-square-mile lake in Northwest Venezuela|Lake Maracaibo
17/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE LITERARY BUSINESS|$1200|hard|The St. Gregory is the title establishment in this Arthur Hailey novel|Hotel
01/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ECONOMICS|$600|medium|Rude term for the unfair trade practice of selling goods below cost in a foreign market|Dumping
17/11/1998|Jeopardy!|DECADES|$200|easy|'I Love Lucy' premieres|1950s
19/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL ATHLETES|$800|hard|7'2'' Dikembe Mutombo led the NBA in this defensive move 3 straight years, 1994-1996|Blocked shots
17/06/1997|Jeopardy!|'LIE''S|$200|easy|'The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.  He maketh me to' do this|Lie down in green pastures
07/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$1200|hard|From the Greek for 'together' & 'name', it means having the same meaning|synonymous
27/05/2009|Jeopardy!|'ATCH', YOU!|$400|easy|A small wooden igniter|a match
01/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LIGHTHOUSES|$800|hard|Boston Light in Boston Harbor is the last named U.S. lighthouse; its keeper is from this military organization|the Coast Guard
09/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TIM CONWAY FILMS|$200|easy|Tim appeared with Sandra Bullock in this 1997 sequel, but he didn't replace Keanu Reeves|Speed 2
29/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SEVEN|$600|medium|It's the title of the movie seen here|The Seven Year Itch
28/01/2003|Jeopardy!|EGYPTIAN WILDLIFE|$600|medium|A close relative of the wild goat, this Egyptian mammal's name would be great for an 'Ends in X' category|ibex
11/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|“SOUTH”|$1000|hard|Helping to found it in 1957, Martin Luther King, Jr. headed this civil rights group until his death|Southern Christian Leadership Conference
23/09/2004|Jeopardy!|ALL THAT JAZZ|$1000|hard|In 1977 this saxophonist for the Dave Brubeck Quartet was elected to the Downbeat Magazine hall of fame|Paul Desmond
09/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|1980s LIT|$400|easy|In 1980 this author had his agent Smiley face his KGB nemesis, Karla|John le Carre
12/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|EARLS|$1000|hard|In 1896, commanding Egypt's army, Earl Kitchener invaded this country to the south|Sudan
10/06/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$100|easy|In 1996 Kent Steffes & Karch Kiraly won the first gold medal ever presented in this type of volleyball|Beach Volleyball
14/11/2000|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$100|easy|I've had it 'on my mind' that this state has joined the Union 3 times, in 1788, 1868 & 1870|Georgia
14/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LIVING IN NYC|$1200|hard|This transport takes 60,000 people a day across the water between 2 boroughs, for free|the Staten Island ferry
13/02/2001|Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$500|medium|Alexia is word blindness; this is a reading disability in which letters are reversed &/or transposed|Dyslexia
05/03/2008|Jeopardy!|SPORTS NICKNAMES|$1000|hard|In 1986 this Giants linebacker known as 'LT' was named the NFL's MVP|Lawrence Taylor
24/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING THE BUFFOON|$1600|hard|Luckily, Jim Carrey gave a more dastardly turn as this evil relative in 'A Series of Unfortunate Events'|Uncle (or Count) Olaf
17/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BOXING MOVIES|$800|hard|Cathy Moriarty earned an Oscar nomination for her screen debut as Vickie LaMotta in this film|Raging Bull
27/02/1998|Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$300|easy|It 'reigns' as Jamaica's chief port|Kingston
19/12/1997|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$300|easy|Sapsuckers are a type of these birds that extract insects from trees by strokes of their bills|Woodpeckers
05/06/2001|Jeopardy!|'E' BAY|$300|easy|1981 Wimbledon winner seen here:|Chris Evert
04/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS WE DON'T USE ENOUGH|$600|medium|Accented on the first syllable, it means divine wisdom; on the second syllable, the divine Ms. Loren|Sophia
16/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS IN HISTORY|$2000|hard|He was a teen apprentice to a surgeon-apothecary before writing poems like 'Ode to a Nightingale'|Keats
08/06/2011|Jeopardy!|TAKING NAMES|$400|easy|R&B crooner William Robinson|'Smokey' Robinson
08/05/2009|Jeopardy!|OLD FOLKS IN THEIR 30s|$400|easy|In 2008 David Gregory became moderator of this NBC Sunday morning news show|Meet the Press
11/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE 'GOO'|$1600|hard|Don't throw out that shirt you can't fit into; donate it to this organization founded in 1902|Goodwill
04/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BOXING MOVIES|$1000|hard|Based on Clifford Odets' play, this 'colorful' 1939 film made William Holden a star|Golden Boy
04/04/2000|Jeopardy!|WHEN ANIMALS ATTACK|$100|easy|This bear, the ursus Maritimus, sometimes preys on humans|Polar bear
25/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FURRED, FEATHERED, FINNED|$1200|hard|The dogfish is a small type of this fish, & one dogfish is also called the 'Greenland' one|a shark
17/09/2002|Jeopardy!|READING & 'RITING|$1000|hard|Completes the title of Mildred D. Taylor's book 'Roll of Thunder...'|Hear My Cry
05/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|12-LETTER WORDS|$5|easy|From the Latin for 'to correct', it's an adjective for someone who can't be corrected or reformed|incorrigible
26/11/1999|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$200|easy|It was founded in 1888 'for the increase and diffusion of geographic knowledge'|National Geographic Society
19/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN AUTHORS|$1600|hard|In 2004 this Scottish author of 'The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie' published 'The Finishing School'|Muriel Spark
14/11/1996|Jeopardy!|SCHOOLS|$200|easy|Father Flanagan High School is operated by this facility just west of Omaha|Boys Town
25/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CAMERAS|$400|easy|These 2 verbs go together to describe cameras that don't make you fiddle with focus|point and shoot
13/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|VERMONT|$400|easy|Vermont hogs have lived high off this company, eating ice cream waste & loving it (except for mint Oreo)|Ben & Jerry's
04/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|COMMITTEES|$2000|hard|Congress' largest standing committee is the one on these, setting funding for agencies & programs|Appropriations
10/11/2003|Jeopardy!|BALLET|$1000|hard|In 2003 the dance theatre of this N.Y. neighborhood presented the world premiere of 'St. Louis Woman: A Blues Ballet'|Harlem
27/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|STRANGE HISTORY|$2000|hard|In 1778 this man, the elder, suffered a fatal collapse minutes after speaking against Colonial independence|(William) Pitt
06/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'Z' ME|$800|hard|In Greek myth, he was the father of Heracles|Zeus
26/12/1997|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$200|easy|Instructed, or tightly drawn|taught/taut
05/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HOW'S THE WEATHER UP THERE?|$400|easy|Of a basketball, a volleyball or a softball, the one closest in size to the USA's largest hailstone|softball
30/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EDIBLE RHYME TIME|$1200|hard|A dill treat that is not loyal in its affections|a fickle pickle
13/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ROADSIDE ATTRACTIONS|$1600|hard|An 8-foot statue in Douglas, Wyoming honors this antlered jackrabbit created by a local taxidermist|jackalope
23/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE IN THE WORLD IS DIEGO GARCIA?|$800|hard|Diego Garcia was critically important as a refueling base during this Jan. 1991 military operation|Operation Desert Storm
20/02/2003|Jeopardy!|'W'HERE'S THAT?|$800|hard|This capital city lies at the southern tip of the North Island|Wellington, New Zealand
10/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|JANE EYRE'S WEDDING REGISTRY|$400|easy|Jane needs sheet music for this instrument that Edward once told her she plays 'not well'|the pianoforte
02/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY PAIRS|$400|easy|1813: '... and Prejudice'|Pride
18/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CHEETAHS|$400|easy|In an African fable, Cheetah's facial lines are stains from these, caused when a mother found her cubs missing|Tears
15/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$400|easy|'The Concert' is a humorous ballet danced to music by this Polish-French composer, including the 'Minute Waltz'|Frederic Chopin
27/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$400|easy|Any one of the Brothers Karamazov (hint: one isn't so 'terrible')|Alexei (or Dmitri or Ivan)
09/06/2004|Jeopardy!|A GREEN CATEGORY|$200|easy|Britt Reid was the secret identity of this comic book hero|the Green Hornet
14/03/2008|Jeopardy!|THE SOLAR SYSTEM|$800|hard|This largest moon of Saturn is the only one in the solar system with a reasonably dense atmosphere|Titan
08/06/1998|Jeopardy!|THE OCEAN|$100|easy|Ho, ho, ho!  The North Pole sits near the center of this ocean|Arctic Ocean
23/05/2008|Jeopardy!|'B' PLUS|$800|hard|Beginning in the 1970s, more than 1 million of these Indochinese refugees fled the Communist regmes where they lived|boat people
24/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SHIPS' NAMES|$400|easy|In 1585 John Davis sailed to find the Northwest Passage with 2 ships: Sunneshine & this one (hic!)|Moonshine
08/07/2005|Jeopardy!|HENRY|$1000|hard|Henry Pu Yi's last years as the ruler of China were the basis of this 1987 film|The Last Emperor
24/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE SAINT NAMES|$800|hard|Flemish painter responsible for 'The Judgment of Paris'|Peter Paul Rubens
26/03/1996|Jeopardy!|CHICAGO|$300|easy|In 1916 he gave us his 'Chicago Poems'|Carl Sandburg
11/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ROCKET MAN|$1200|hard|'I wouldn't touch' the space station's antenna 'with' this, but in 1998 that's what Jerry Ross used to fix it|a 10-foot pole
11/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MMM, STEAK|$800|hard|A steak with a cool to warm red center of 120 degrees F. has been cooked to this 'unusual' level|rare
13/05/1997|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$200|easy|Among the largest flying birds are the California & Andean species of these|Condor
21/09/1998|Jeopardy!|DO YOU HAVE ANY KINGS?|$400|easy|He succeeded to the throne of Macedon when his brother Perdiccas perished in 359|Philip of Macedon
13/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MELANCHOLY SITES OF FORMER GRANDEUR|$800|hard|Amid the wreckage of this city's capitol, Edward Gibbon decided to write of its decline & fall|Rome
26/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE 2009 TONY AWARDS|$1600|hard|The title of this Ayckbourn trilogy, winner for Best Revival, refers to events of 1066|The Norman Conquests
16/03/2007|Jeopardy!|IRELAND|$600|medium|This popular tourist attraction is also known as the Stone of Eloquence|the Blarney Stone
29/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SEA, I TOLD YOU|$4500|hard|It's the sea you sail going from Muscat to Mumbai|Arabian Sea
21/03/2005|Jeopardy!|HELLO, BB|$400|easy|The legal instrument to spring you after an arrest|a bail bond
22/04/2008|Jeopardy!|HOTEL|$1000|hard|Stay at Hotel del Coronado, then cross the bridge & have a whale of a time with Shamu in this city|San Diego
12/12/2005|Jeopardy!|GETTING HUNGARY?|$800|hard|In March of 1867, Hungary was joined with this country in a dual monarchy|Austria
25/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$1000|hard|Washington thought of this general, in him 'The spark of daring might flame into rashness'|Mad Anthony Wayne
21/02/2011|Jeopardy!|STATES' FIRST NEWSPAPERS|$1000|hard|Deseret News (1850)|Utah
14/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1880S|$600|medium|It was during the 1880s that he turned out 'The Kiss' & 'The Thinker'|Auguste Rodin
15/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS|$400|easy|Founded in 1829, this Philadelphia newspaper is known as 'The Inky'|The Inquirer
03/09/2002|Jeopardy!|STATE OF THE UNION|$400|easy|You'll find one of the world's largest chocolate factories 20 miles north of York in this eastern state|Pennsylvania
13/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TURKISH LITERATURE|$800|hard|A religious kaside poem praised God, this man or his son-in-law, Ali Ibn Abi Talib, the fourth caliph|Muhammad
29/10/2009|Jeopardy!|THE E.U.|$800|hard|An early forerunner of the EU was the EEC, which stood for this|the European Economic Community
21/02/2011|Jeopardy!|STATES' FIRST NEWSPAPERS|$1000|hard|Sitka Times (1868)|Alaska
11/04/2008|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAIN RANGES|$800|hard|The first survey of this Russian mountain range wasn't undertaken until the 18th century|the Urals
12/10/2010|Jeopardy!|'DOLLAR'S & 'CENT'S|$800|hard|This policy aims to encourage the investment of capital in foreign countries|dollar diplomacy
26/02/2001|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'C'|$400|easy|Don't tell!  ___ up (4)|Clam
11/03/2009|Jeopardy!|MOVIES' LAST LINES|$200|easy|1961: 'Fat Man, you shoot a great game of pool.' 'So do you, Fast Eddie'|The Hustler
10/12/1986|Jeopardy!|SPORTS TRIVIA|$300|easy|Since 'S' stands for 'sacrifice', this letter has been used to symbolize 'strikeout' since the 1860s|K
22/11/1993|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'P'|$300|easy|Where floats are flaunted            (6)|Parade
06/04/2007|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES' MEDALS & DECORATIONS|$600|medium|Order of the Rising Sun|Japan
25/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$2000|hard|Independent Bernard Sanders is this state's sole representative in the House|Vermont
23/12/1998|Jeopardy!|THE PERFECT GIFT|$400|easy|When prom dates exchange flowers, the girl gets a corsage & the boy gets one of these|Boutonniere
29/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CONGRESSIONAL MISDEMEANORS|$800|hard|This former house speaker was reprimanded in 1997 for misuse of tax-exempt funds & submitting false informaiton|Newt Gingrich
03/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THE INTERNET|$400|easy|This 4-letter word, a shortened version of a 6-letter word, is a popular term for an e-journal|a blog
14/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'Z' BREEZE|$1600|hard|In the Bible, he predicted the messiah would arrive in Jerusalem by donkey|Zechariah
11/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'YN'|$800|hard|A bird of the family Sturnidae, capable of mimicking human speech|a mynah
16/02/2007|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE 'T's|$1000|hard|With his large head, flat nose & short square body, this leader of the Huns was hardly a hunk|Attila
25/09/1984|Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$400|easy|Plays dead to escape predators, but one was close friends with an alligator|an opossum
27/11/2007|Jeopardy!|THE NEW MEXICO DESERT|$200|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from the White Sands National Monument.) The glistening dunes of the White Sands National Monument are part of the northern end of this Mexican desert with a canine name|Chihuahua (or the Chihuahuan Desert)
22/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE 'TEN'|$1000|hard|If you want to peek at Spain's highest peak, look for El Teide on this Canary Island|Tenerife
21/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THIS IS N-P-R|$400|easy|It means not supporting or controlled by a political party|non-partisan
14/06/2000|Jeopardy!|4 YEARS|$500|medium|Every 4 years the Boy Scouts hold international rallies known as these|Jamborees
26/11/2010|Jeopardy!|'ULA' LA!|$600|medium|At almost a foot in leg span, the largest variety of this arachnid is the Goliath bird-eater of South America|a tarantula
14/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LINES FROM LONGFELLOW|$400|easy|'It was one by the village clock, when' this man 'galloped into Lexington'|Paul Revere
29/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BODY PARTS|$200|easy|The superior vena cava transports blood from the head, neck, chest & arms to this organ|the heart
20/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OBSCURE OPERA & BALLET|$800|hard|'Pineapple Poll' is a ballet with music from works by this 'Pinafore' pair|Gilbert & Sullivan
02/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|I HEAR A SYMPHONY|$400|easy|Fittingly, members of this Motor City's Symphony Orchestra played on the Supremes' 'I Hear A Symphony'|Detroit
16/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$600|medium|This lawyer became the leader of the Indian National Congress in 1920|Mahatma Gandhi
30/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$600|medium|Graying playboy Richard Gere falls for wispy waif Winona Ryder in this 2000 tearjerker|Autumn in New York
28/06/2006|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$1000|hard|Shakespeare's Cleopatra used this expression for her youth, 'When I was green in judgment'|salad days
26/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|OLD MOVIES|$200|easy|She was in her teens when she made her first film with Montgomery Clift, 'A Place in the Sun'|Elizabeth Taylor
21/10/1998|Jeopardy!|ROCK SINGERS|$400|easy|In 1990 her 'Justify My Love' became the first video by a major star to be banned by MTV|Madonna
02/06/2005|Jeopardy!|FOOD BRANDS|$600|medium|Appropriately, these Nabisco cookies are in the shape of a peanut|Nutter Butters
22/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'IQ' TEST|$800|hard|It's a tightly wound bandage, used to stop severe bleeding|a tourniquet
25/03/1999|Jeopardy!|MUSEUM OF TELEVISION & RADIO|$100|easy|Orson Welles shocked the USA with his 1938 radio production of this novel|War of the Worlds
28/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|QUICK CITY TRIPS|$4000|hard|Checking out the Wat Prayun temple complex; later, making new friends on Patpong Road|Bangkok
09/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS & INVENTIONS|$400|easy|He invented champagne by devising the corking system necessary to make it|Dom Perignon
03/12/2010|Jeopardy!|HOLE|$200|easy|A standard round of PGA golf is this many holes|18
17/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$600|medium|Ruling from 1792-1750 B.C., he had the laws of Babylon carved into an 8' high block of stone|Hammurabi
15/01/2004|Jeopardy!|BROTHERS ON BROTHERS|$200|easy|(Dr. Joyce)  Having older brothers may make a girl more likely to be this sporty type, a word that includes a male name|tomboy
04/05/2001|Jeopardy!|SLOW DOWN!|$200|easy|In some classes, time goes as slowly as this sweet liquid 'in January'|molasses
28/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK MUSIC|$600|medium|This performer's mother appeared in her 1984 video 'Girls Just Want To Have Fun'|Cyndi Lauper
19/03/1997|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$400|easy|Bratislava, capital of this eastern neighbor of the Czech Republic, was known as Pressburg until 1919|Slovakia
25/11/2011|Jeopardy!|IT'S NOT THE MIAMI HEAT|$1000|hard|Named when 'Jurassic Park' was big, it's the only NBA team not based in the United States|the Toronto Raptors
15/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|STATELY FIRST NAMES|$400|easy|Sean Connery played this character's dad, Henry, in a 1989 film|Indiana Jones
14/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE ME TO YOUR FORMER LEADERS|$2000|hard|Ferdinand Marcos, Corazon Aquino, Joseph Estrada|the Philippines
23/10/2000|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$600|medium|In 1999 the team once known as the Houston Oilers made a slick move to this capital|Nashville (Tennessee Titans)
13/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MELANCHOLY SITES OF FORMER GRANDEUR|$2000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew gives the clue under arches in Visby, Sweden.)  Sweden's island city of Visby, once the trade center of northern Europe, is alliteratively called 'The City of' these melancholy items 'and Roses'|Ruins
18/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE BROWNS|$1200|hard|The 2 main types of mustard seed are yellow, from the Mediterranean region, & brown, from these lofty Asian mountains|the Himalayas
26/04/2004|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$200|easy|El Paso has a 459-foot lighted one of these, also in the nickname of its state|star
13/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$1500|hard|In typography, it's 1/72 of an inch|point
26/04/2007|Jeopardy!|MULTIPLE MEANINGS|$200|easy|A thin sheet of metal, or a fencing weapon|foil
13/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MARS NEEDS CONTESTANTS|$400|easy|Colonization of Mars may take some doi|oxygen
06/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PRO SPORTS TEAMS|$400|easy|Manager Joe Torre led this American League team to 3 straight World Series titles, 1998-2000|New York Yankees
13/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONAL NAME CHANGES|$1200|hard|Formed by these workers, the Service Employees International Union used to have 'Building' before its name|the janitors
06/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS FOR WORDS|$2000|hard|On the same page as 'epitaph' in the dictionary, it can be a characterizing word or an abusive one|epithet
16/03/2009|Jeopardy!|LANDS O' LAKES|$200|easy|This high South American lake straddles the border between Bolivia & Peru|Lake Titicaca
08/05/2008|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL STYLES|$400|easy|Encyclopedia Britannica calls it a 'cultural movement' as well as 'backing music' sample|hip-hop
05/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LEFT TO MY OWN DEVICES|$1200|hard|A device you can use to spiff up clothes, or the type of trunk where they got all their wrinkles|a steamer
30/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|1930s CINEMA|$1200|hard|Elsa Lanchester played 2 roles in this 1935 sequel: the title mate, &, in an amusing prologue, Mary Shelley|The Bride of Frankenstein
19/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SIMPLE SCIENCE|$800|hard|The word vaccination comes from 'vacca', meaning this animal whose pox germs were used|Cow
26/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE AUTHOR|$2000|hard|'A Journal of the Plague Year' by D.D.|Daniel Defoe
24/11/2009|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$800|hard|Platinum, atomic number 78, is worth more than this other metal, atomic number 79|gold
29/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THERE ARE PLACES|$2000|hard|These 2 countries have coasts on the Gulf of Bothnia|Sweden & Finland
29/01/1997|Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$400|easy|Chemists use this whirling device to separate solids from liquids or one liquid from another|a centrifuge
21/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WE GOT GOOD CHEMISTRY|$600|medium|Brine is defined as water containing this in concentrated form|Salt
10/11/2008|Jeopardy!|DE-ELECTABLE|$800|hard|This president flushed himself from office after 'Plumbers' broke open a torrent at Watergate|Richard Nixon
10/09/2002|Jeopardy!|ALSO AN AUTO|$800|hard|Once living near the Great Lakes but defeated by the Iroquois, this tribe moved to the Southeast (but not in Jeeps)|Cherokee
03/06/2008|Jeopardy!|AT THE HOSPITAL|$800|hard|It's this person's job to knock you out in the O.R. (without using a hammer)|an anesthetiologist
08/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|A TRIP ON THE 'L'|$1600|hard|He's chronologically first on the list of U.N. Secretaries-General|Trygve Lie
21/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL ANTHEMS|$800|hard|'Kong Kristian'|Denmark
10/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LEARN SOME GERMAN|$3000|hard|It's grown in a garden: Die Sonnenblume|the sunflower
07/10/1996|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE NEWS|$500|medium|Device that took the photo seen here:|the Hubble Space Telescope
22/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC POP|$400|easy|Formed in Topeka, their biggest hits included 'Dust In The Wind' & 'Carry On Wayward Son'|Kansas
23/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BABY TALK|$1300|hard|One who appeases or mollifies|Pacifier
19/01/1993|Jeopardy!|THE EARTH|$500|medium|Triggered by earthquakes, these destructive sea waves have been known to travel at nearly 500 mph|tsunami
07/10/1997|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$500|medium|The Ucayali & Maranon rivers converge near Nauta, Peru, forming this river|Amazon
05/02/2004|Jeopardy!|A TIME TO DIE|$600|medium|This well-known princess tragically died after a car crash in 1982|Princess Grace
02/01/2001|Jeopardy!|FOR THE 'HOLLY' DAYS|$300|easy|This Oscar winner's credits include 'Miss Firecracker' & 'Broadcast News'|Holly Hunter
04/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WRITTEN BEHIND BARS|$1200|hard|His first story, 'Whistling Dick's Christmas Stocking', was written in prison; 'The Gift of the Magi' wasn't|O. Henry
21/09/2010|Jeopardy!|BUT WHAT AM EYE?|$400|easy|The sclera covers about 5/6 of the eyeball & this, about 1/6; don't get it scratched!|the cornea
16/06/2010|Final Jeopardy!|MODERN MATERIALS|None|None|Introduced in the '70s to replace steel belting on high-speed tires, it's called stronger than steel & lighter than nylon|Kevlar
17/07/1996|Jeopardy!|PRIME MINISTERS|$300|easy|Tunku Abdul Rahman was the 1st prime minister of the federation of Malaya & of this successor state|Malaysia
12/03/2007|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$200|easy|This type of rain forms when nitrogen oxides & sulfur dioxide react within growing droplets|acid rain
06/10/1989|Jeopardy!|IN THE NEWS|$200|easy|Japan's chrysanthemum taboo limits discussion of this late emperor's participation in WWII|Hirohito
08/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CIVIL ENGINEERING|$800|hard|The 40-mile-long Old Croton one of these was completed in 1842 -- but that's all water over the bridge|Aqueduct
22/11/2000|Jeopardy!|THAT'S MY WEAPON|$100|easy|Sources say this knife wasn't invented by Alamo hero Jim, but by his brother, Rezin|Bowie knife
20/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON, D.C.|$2000|hard|(Hi, I'm Christie Whitman.)  The EPA is based in this Ariel Rios Building, part of this 'Triangle' bounded by 15th, Pennsylvania & Constitution|Federal Triangle
27/02/2009|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL NAME'S THE SAME|$400|easy|Judd, Campbell, Watts|Naomi
14/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HITHER & YON|$800|hard|This North American country's name may come from a word meaning 'collection of huts'|Canada
09/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GAS|$400|easy|Hank Hill knows it's the most common U.S. residential liquefied petroleum gas|propane
10/05/2005|Jeopardy!|QUASI-RELATED PAIRS|$200|easy|A refined woman & a Charlie Chaplin character|Lady & the Tramp
01/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|YOU MUST BE AN 'EGG'HEAD|$2400|hard|The sounding of the notes in a chord one after another in rapid succession|arpeggio
30/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'W'RITERS|$1600|hard|His 'The Day of the Locust' is considered one of the best novels about Hollywood|Nathanael West
02/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RIGHT 'IN' THE MIDDLE|$1600|hard|Kami worship|Shinto
27/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR FIRST FEATURE FILMS|$400|easy|June Lockhart debuted as a Cratchit child in this 1938 film, with her real parents playing Mr. & Mrs. Bob Cratchit|A Christmas Carol
17/12/2007|Jeopardy!|BRITISH POETRY|$600|medium|Blake asked, 'Little' this, 'who made thee?... Gave thee clothing of delight, softest clothing, woolly, bright'|lamb
10/04/2003|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$400|easy|This drink has been traced back to the Ethiopian province of Keffa or Kaffa (maybe the source of its name, too)|coffee
26/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK BRANDS|$800|hard|This hot state inspired the name of John Ferolito & Don Vultaggio's beverage company that's known for its iced tea|Arizona
10/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|I THINK|$2000|hard|While writing 'Principia Mathematica', this 20th century British thinker was a lecturer at Cambridge|Bertrand Russell
13/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|KIDS' DICTIONARY|$1600|hard|From a Latin word for 'flow', this watery word often follows 'log' in the names of amusement park rides|flume
19/10/2011|Jeopardy!|TURNING 50 IN 2011|$800|hard|A 2011 stamp celebrates the 50th anniversary of his historic flight aboard the Mercury capsule Freedom 7|Alan Shepard
20/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHIES|$800|hard|Ex-Boston Globe scribe Leigh Montville is the latest biographer of this baseball great|Ted Williams
20/05/1993|Jeopardy!|SEWING|$200|easy|If the fabric has a nap, you should lay out the pieces of this in one direction & cut them out|the pattern
13/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'J' WALKING|$400|easy|A short moment of time to make popcorn 'pop' or to get a 'lube' job|jiffy
24/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|HERBS|$800|hard|Bergamot was named for its scent's resemblance to the Bergamot type of this fruit|Orange
04/07/2007|Jeopardy!|BIBLE BOOK SHORTHAND|$2000|hard|Loyal daughter-in-law is betrothed in Bethlehem|Ruth
04/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE TV SHOW|$200|easy|(ticking stopwatch)|60 Minutes
03/11/2006|Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'H'|$400|easy|This Onondaga chief who helped unite the Iroquois was celebrated by Longfellow|Hiawatha
13/07/1999|Jeopardy!|NICE BUNNIES|$500|medium|The love of a boy brings a stuffed bunny to life in this classic book by Margery Williams|The Velveteen Rabbit
26/03/1996|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|Groucho said he wouldn't belong to one that would accept him as a member|Club
11/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$800|hard|This comedienne wrote of good times & bad in her autobiographical 'It's Always Something'|Gilda Radner
30/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY HODGEPODGE|$800|hard|In 1827 it was finally revealed that this Edinburgh native had written the 'Waverley Novels'|Sir Walter Scott
26/11/1999|Jeopardy!|SECOND BANANAS|$200|easy|He was Joey Bishop's sidekick long before he teamed up with Kathie Lee|Regis Philbin
02/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|YO, DOG!|$1600|hard|This spotted dog is also known as a carriage dog|a Dalmatian
19/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'RIGHT' OR 'LEFT'|$400|easy|10-letter synonym for 'southpaw'|left-handed
10/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CATCHING SOME 'ZZ's|$1600|hard|He's the conqueror of Jerusalem mentioned in II Kings 24|Nebuchadnezzar
17/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ADULT SWIM|$400|easy|Huey and Riley Freeman are characters on this Adult Swim show, whose title is a nickname for the suburbs they live in|The Boondocks
26/10/2010|Jeopardy!|LIVE LONG & PROSPER|$1000|hard|This publisher whose name is on communications schools at Penn & USC died in 2002 aged 94|(Walter) Annenberg
16/04/2010|Jeopardy!|EDIBLE STATE SYMBOLS|$1000|hard|Baked navy beans, chocolate chip cookies, cranberry juice|Massachusetts
07/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN ISLANDS|$2500|hard|The University of Texas Medical Branch is on this island|Galveston
27/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE'S THE 'FIRE'?|$1600|hard|Inspiring a nation, FDR began these radio 'chats' within days of his first inauguration|Fireside Chats
04/02/2008|Jeopardy!|TOURING EUROPEAN CAPITALS|$400|easy|Purchase some port at the Mercearia Liberdade in this city|Lisbon
16/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY EROTICA|$1200|hard|Pauline Reage is credited as the once-anonymous author of this steamy 'Story'|Story of O
17/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'AA'|$1200|hard|From the Arabic, it's a low bow, or a salutation meaning 'peace'|salaam
31/01/2006|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN BEAUTY|$600|medium|In 2005 British beauty Twiggy joined this creator of 'America's Next Top Model' on the judging panel|Tyra Banks
03/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|DEM JOINTS|$200|easy|The temporo-mandibular joint allows movement of this, the only mobile bone on the face|Jaw
21/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CATHEDRALS & CHURCHES|$200|easy|Victor Hugo described it as 'A vast symphony in stone' -- Quasimodo would agree|Notre Dame Cathedral
09/05/2002|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$1000|hard|Footage from a concert at the Fillmore is included in his video for 'Babylon'|David Gray
10/01/2011|Jeopardy!|I'M YOUR LOCAL SPORTS GUY|$800|hard|Though WLS-TV did not exist, I covered Babe Ruth's called shot in the 1932 series in this park's 'friendly confines'; I'm old|Wrigley Field
04/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GEEK LOVE|$400|easy|Harmonix created Guitar Hero &, in 2007, released this other music-playing megahit|Rock Band
17/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'EYE's HAVE IT|$400|easy|An overnight plane flight|a red-eye
13/12/2007|Jeopardy!|LOGOS|$400|easy|A schoolkid's winning design for a Planters contest was modified to become this advertising icon|Mr. Peanut
23/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WATERFALLS|$400|easy|This African waterfall is also known as Mosi-Oa-Tunya, or 'Smoke That Thunders'|Victoria Falls
24/06/2003|Final Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|None|None|This observance began as a day to eat up all the stuff in your home you couldn't eat for the next 40 days|Mardi Gras (Fat Tuesday)
23/10/2006|Jeopardy!|BOOK 'EM, DAN-O|$200|easy|From 1704 to 1713 he produced his own periodical, 'The Review'; 'Robinson Crusoe' washed ashore in 1719|(Daniel) Defoe
07/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE BLANK CANVAS|$2000|hard|Paul Gauguin: 'The Vision After the Sermon (___ Wrestling with the Angel)'|Jacob
09/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BILL & BILLY IN SONG|$200|easy|In her 'All I Want to Do', 'the man next to me' says 'His name's William but I'm sure he's Bill or Billy'|Sheryl Crow
12/04/2005|Jeopardy!|S, U OR V|$600|medium|'80s sci-fi blockbuster miniseries concerning man-eating reptilian aliens|V
02/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ELECTION 2000|$200|easy|A joke had it that this Green Party nominee was furious at Al Gore for ruining his chance at the presidency|Ralph Nader
14/02/2000|Jeopardy!|FICTION|$300|easy|Chili Palmer returns in 'Be Cool', a 1999 sequel to this Elmore Leonard novel|Get Shorty
15/10/2009|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS O'BRIENS|$800|hard|In 1996 Dan O'Brien won a gold medal in this grueling Olympic sport, the first American to do so since Bruce Jenner|the decathlon
12/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EXCHANGES|$800|hard|The nation's grain futures are at stake in the 'pit' of this Chicago institution founded in 1848|the Chicago Board of Trade
31/12/2010|Jeopardy!|COUNTING DOWN TO 'MIDNIGHT'|$400|easy|Wilson Pickett's Top 40 hits include 'I'm A Midnight Mover' & this one|In The Midnight Hour
28/10/2008|Jeopardy!|1980s TV|$1000|hard|He was actually 12 when he began playing the 7-year-old 'Webster' in 1983|Emmanuel Lewis
25/09/2007|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|None|None|In 1997 the Alabama Bar Association erected a monument to this lawyer at the Old Courthouse in Monroeville|Atticus Finch
19/03/2010|Jeopardy!|FINISH THE PALINDROME|$400|easy|'Dennis and Edna' did this|sinned
18/12/2002|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY U.S. PRESIDENTS|None|None|This president shares his middle name with the name of a 1st C. Jewish theologian mentioned in the New Testament|Warren Gamaliel Harding
09/12/2010|Jeopardy!|I KNOW A LITTLE...|$200|easy|German; she's das Madchen, this young person|a young girl
06/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|Anglo-American author of 'Daisy Miller's Life of Samuel Johnson'|Henry James Boswell
03/09/2002|Jeopardy!|STATE OF THE UNION|$200|easy|In 1945 the world's first atomic bomb was tested in this state|New Mexico
14/09/2000|Jeopardy!|ROCK ON!|$400|easy|This very hard quartz is struck against steel to make sparks when starting a fire|Flint
06/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PEA|$1500|hard|He began monk-ing around with garden peas in 1856|Gregor Mendel
26/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$800|hard|This popular slang expression of the early 20th century is probably just a shortened form of magnificent|nifty
22/01/2001|Jeopardy!|THE WIZARD OF 'O's|$500|medium|He's best-known for his plays 'Waiting for Lefty' & 'Golden Boy'|Clifford Odets
08/01/2010|Jeopardy!|OH, THE BAND IS OUT ON THE FIELD!|$800|hard|The 'Beginning' of moving stage lights was a 1981 show in a Barcelona bullring on this band's 'Abacab' tour|Genesis
19/11/2009|Jeopardy!|YOU'VE GOT ME IN HISTORICS!|$200|easy|'Listen my children & you shall hear', this silversmith did more than horse around; he made surgical instruments too|Paul Revere
25/05/2001|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$200|easy|The mud eel is not really an eel, but a species of this tailed amphibian|a salamander
23/03/1998|Jeopardy!|PLACES IN THE HEART|$500|medium|You have a superior one of these veins, as well as an inferior one|the vena cava
23/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|INTERIOR DESIGN|$800|hard|The old Boston Garden featured this flooring of patterned wooden strips|Parquet
24/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS THAT MAKE SENSE|$400|easy|Home for a college student: DIRTY ROOM|dormitory
29/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DR. SEUSS|$800|hard|Dr. Seuss grew up in Springfield, Massachusetts, near this street found in the title of his first book|Mulberry Street
23/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WARS|$1000|hard|The War of the Austrian Succession erupted when she became archduchess of Austria in 1740|Maria Theresa
29/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY EXPRESSIONS|$400|easy|If you receive a horse as a gift, 'Never' do this|Look it in the mouth
13/01/2004|Jeopardy!|STATE STUFF|$1000|hard|This state animal of Vermont, a breed of horse, is named for the ancestor's original owner|the Morgan horse
01/07/2010|Jeopardy!|THE GREEK LETTER EQUIVALENT|$600|medium|M|mu
14/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL FEMALES|$800|hard|Miranda, a young woman, appears in several of her works, including 'Pale Horse, Pale Rider'|Katherine Anne Porter
02/10/1985|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$500|medium|According to New York's Bronx Zoo, it's 'the most dangerous animal in the world'|man
03/03/2004|Jeopardy!|LITERARY POP|$600|medium|The band Veruca Salt took its name from the spoiled rich girl in this Roald Dahl children's book|Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
27/02/2007|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL SCIENCE|$800|hard|'Every community is established with a view to some good', says this ancient man's 'Politics'|Aristotle
30/11/2006|Jeopardy!|END-'EVER'|$600|medium|Pitcher Goose Gossage was famous as one of these|reliever
15/05/2008|Jeopardy!|'RA', 'RA', 'SIS', 'BOOM', 'BA'|$800|hard|A thrown object; as a verb, it can mean to cause harm to the originator|a boomerang
25/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CHESS|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew delivers the clue while at a chessboard with Cheryl.)  Even chess masters often begin a game with this familiar opening named for a Spanish priest|Ruy Lopez
06/01/1997|Jeopardy!|TV|$500|medium|'Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da' was the theme to this '90s series featuring Christopher Burke as Corky|Life Goes On
19/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL FACTS|$800|hard|In 1919 this trustbuster's last words were 'Please put out the light'|Theodore Roosevelt
06/10/1989|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|None|None|The only native Californian to win the Nobel Prize for Literature|John Steinbeck (in 1940 for The Grapes of Wrath)
07/03/2003|Jeopardy!|THE PHONE|$400|easy|For your information, Mary J. Blige has asked in song 'What's' this|the 411
28/12/1998|Jeopardy!|WHICH CAME FIRST?|$600|medium|The Vulgate, The Koran, The Upanishads, The Book of Mormon|The Upanishads
16/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ALL IN THE FAMILY|$400|easy|This was Indira Gandhi's maiden name (her father was India's first P.M.)|Nehru
20/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN EXCHANGE|$400|easy|A Cuban 1-peso note shows Jose Marti on the obverse & this man entering Havana in 1959 on the reverse|Fidel Castro
11/06/1997|Jeopardy!|GREAT RULERS|$400|easy|This king of Judea from 37-4 B.C. was a friend of Mark Anthony|Herod (the Great)
18/12/1989|Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$300|easy|From the Latin for 'key' comes this symbol on a musical staff|Clef
16/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$200|easy|It's a circular hollow often formed by volcanic action or by a meteor strike|a crater
22/11/2000|Jeopardy!|NEBRASKA, GOD'S COUNTRY|$400|easy|In 1898 he came to Omaha to supervise the lighting of the Trans-Mississippi Exposition|Thomas Edison
14/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HOMETOWNS|$200|easy|Ingrid Bergman|Stockholm
08/02/1999|Jeopardy!|JIM DANDIES|$400|easy|Name shared by a Minnesota Twins pitcher & a 'Sale Of The Century' host|Jim Perry
15/01/1998|Jeopardy!|SEPARATING SHEEP FROM GOATS|$400|easy|You may think this black bird is a little crow until it opens its beak & talks|Mynah bird
31/01/2000|Jeopardy!|FEELING 'ILL'|$300|easy|This police officer's weapon is also known as a nightstick|Billy club
12/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$1800|hard|The flexible neck of this bird of prey allows it to rotate its head an amazing 270 degrees|Owl
11/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|YMCA|$400|easy|The origins of this city's Golden Gate University go back to classes offered at a local YMCA in 1853|San Francisco
10/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$2000|hard|A 1901 piano concerto by this Russian-born composer & virtuoso is heard here|Rachmaninoff
16/04/1999|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$400|easy|Inventive brothers at Kill Devil Hill: December 17, 1903|Wright Brothers
24/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'FINAL' JEOPARDY!|$1600|hard|Kim Basinger & Richard Gere starred in this 1992 thriller about a psychiatrist & a troubled client|Final Analysis
27/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES ON MY TiVo DVR|$1200|hard|Just wanted to see Jack Lemmon strain spaghetti through his tennis racket /|The Apartment
20/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AN END FOR 'U' & 'ME'|$1200|hard|To grumble angrily|to fume
30/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$200|easy|The teddy bear was named in his honor|Teddy Roosevelt
12/02/2009|Final Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS|None|None|The Air Force's C-130 'Hurricane Hunters' are the only U.S. military aircraft allowed to enter this country's airspace|Cuba
16/10/1986|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL QUOTES|$1000|hard|Famous quote to which Carl Schurz added, 'When right, to be kept right; when wrong, to be put right'|My Country, Right or Wrong
01/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FEMALES|$800|hard|Best-known occupation of Oklahoma-born Maria Tallchief, who married Russian-born George Balanchine|ballerina
20/10/2011|Jeopardy!|SPORTS & CIVIL RIGHTS|$200|easy|8 years after Jackie Robinson broke in with the Dodgers, Elston Howard became the first black player on this A.L. rival|the (New York) Yankees
25/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$2000|hard|This 'Training Day' co-star wrote the novels 'The Hottest State' & 'Ash Wednesday'|Ethan Hawke
31/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SHE'S LOST CONTROL|$400|easy|After downing a bottle of aspirin & a bottle of vodka, Winona Ryder is committed to a mental ward in this 1999 film|Girl, Interrupted
25/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$1000|hard|This 16-year-old 'Black Prince' led his men to victory at the battle of Crecy in August 1346|Edward
04/01/2006|Jeopardy!|WHERE'S THE 'FIRE'?|$1000|hard|Stravinsky ballet from 1910|The Firebird
06/05/1998|Jeopardy!|SOUND RECORDING|$400|easy|It's the most common term for inserting live sounds or bits of other albums into rap songs|Sampling
22/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CLEANUP TIME|$1600|hard|Type of product inspired by the Biblical passage 'Thy garments smell of myrrh, and aloes...out of the ivory palaces'|soap
01/04/1999|Jeopardy!|EASY|$300|easy|The bean of the Sebastiana pavoniana, a Mexican plant, is famous for doing this|Jumping
28/04/2000|Jeopardy!|WINTERS|$100|easy|The aptly named Jonathan Winters narrated the cartoon special this snowman 'Returns'|Frosty
03/02/2000|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1888 he won the presidency using the campaign song 'Grandfather's Hat Fits Ben'|Benjamin Harrison
17/11/2009|Jeopardy!|FIRST NAMES|$200|easy|We Kidd you not, it's the first name of English pirates Dampier & Kidd|William
05/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HISPANIC HISTORY|$1600|hard|The dictator of Paraguay from 1816 to 1840 wasn't called just 'El Bueno' but this superlative|El Supremo
23/06/2008|Jeopardy!|STATE OF THE UNION|$800|hard|A river in this state is named for the Rappahannock tribe that John Smith met in 1607|Virginia
15/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MISSING ELEMENTS|$1600|hard|Quartz: ____O2|silicon
29/01/1996|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$500|medium|Found in Africa, the colobus type of this mammal often has distinctive black & white fur|monkey
21/04/1997|Jeopardy!|BREAD|$100|easy|Mince cloves of this into butter to prepare a yummy bread found in Italian restaurants|Garlic
14/07/2000|Jeopardy!|NECKWARE|$200|easy|The Kukui type of this Hawaiian necklace is made of candlenuts strung together|Lei
06/05/1998|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$100|easy|This country's post-apartheid national anthem is 'Nkosi Sikelel' Iafrka'|South Africa
25/10/2010|Jeopardy!|ODD PLACE NAMES|$1000|hard|Drop the 'Old' from Zachary Taylor's nickname & you'll have the name of this town in Northern California|Rough & Ready
31/12/1997|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$500|medium|'I Left My Heart In San Francisco' is something she might sing since leaving city hall for Capitol Hill|Dianne Feinstein
04/10/2002|Jeopardy!|ASTROLOGY|$400|easy|The only moon in our solar system that astrologists say has an influence circles this planet|the Earth
15/03/2004|Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATION|$1000|hard|In 1995 Echostar Communications launched the satellite Echostar I & established this 'network'|Dish Network
15/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|INDUSTRY LEADERS|$1600|hard|Look down at the little tab on this on your clothing--chances are it'll bear the name YKK|the zipper
08/05/2002|Jeopardy!|LI'L BOW WOW|$1000|hard|Bred by eunuchs in Peking, this dog, whose name is Chinese for 'lion', was once grouped with the lhasa apso|a shih tzu
26/09/2005|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$1000|hard|Take a whirl on the dance floor under these lights whose name comes from the Greek for the 'act of whirling'|strobe lights
14/01/2004|Jeopardy!|1980|$800|hard|In a race for the governorship of Arkansas Frank D. White beat this incumbent|Bill Clinton
30/09/2008|Jeopardy!|AIRLINE CARRY-ON NO-NOs|$1000|hard|Like the billy club, this leather-covered club with a rhyming name cannot be in a carry-on bag|a blackjack
04/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|Arhus is the largest city on this Danish peninsula|Jutland
06/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'OD' WORDS|$800|hard|From the name of a mythological hero, it's an extended trip, or an intellectual or spiritual quest|odyssey
13/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE SEA'S BOUNTY|$1600|hard|The Dover type of this fish isn't confined to British waters; it's found in the Mediterranean|sole
10/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MOON 'R's|$800|hard|Photos from Voyager 2 helped spot this moon of Uranus that's named for the heroine of 'As You Like It'|Rosalind
04/04/2005|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'X'|$600|medium|It's the outer layer of the cerebrum largely responsible for higher nervous function|the cortex
21/06/2011|Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|(Kelley of the Clue Crew stands before a map) In 1860 the United Provinces of La Plata changed its name to Argentina; 21 years later, it expanded its territory by adding this region whose name comes from the Spanish for 'big foot'|Patagonia
23/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE BARNES COLLECTION|$1200|hard|(Alex reads the clue from the Barnes Collection.)  Early on, Dr. Barnes recognized the influence of African art on European artists, like this Italian whose work is featured here|(Amedeo) Modigliani
09/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|This small nation borders Spain's California region|Andorra
14/05/2004|Jeopardy!|CURRENT EVENTS|$800|hard|Spanish for 'the child', it's the warm back eddy of the chilly Peru Current|El Niño
29/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'U'2|$400|easy|Thermos bottles use this for insulation between their inner & outer walls|a vacuum
09/09/2004|Jeopardy!|THE COIN BOX|$200|easy|You’ll find this 4-word motto on all U.S. coins|In God We Trust
23/05/2005|Jeopardy!|HIGH INTELLIGENCE|$800|hard|During World War II Gen. Bill Donovan ran this forerunner of the CIA|the OSS (Office of Strategic Services)
12/03/2004|Jeopardy!|MOVIE PREQUELS & SEQUELS|$200|easy|Angelina Jolie rocked as this sexy tomb raider in 'The Cradle of Life'|Lara Croft
02/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT THE 'H'?|$1600|hard|Odium|hate
30/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH LITERATURE|$200|easy|At the end of their story, one returns to his estate, one marries a rich widow & one becomes a monk|The Three Musketeers
28/07/2006|Jeopardy!|THAT'S POLITICS|$200|easy|In July 1804 in the same N.J. place where his son had died in a duel 3 years before, he did not take aim; oops|(Alexander) Hamilton
26/04/2000|Jeopardy!|LINCOLN SPEAKS!|$200|easy|It's what 'government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not' do|Perish from the Earth
04/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR I|$1200|hard|With this A.E.F. leader arrived in France, he laid a wreath at the tomb of the Marquis de Lafayette|Pershing
11/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$600|medium|Type of 'grease that gives the best polish'|elbow grease
12/03/1997|Jeopardy!|MOVIE PRODUCERS|$400|easy|He acted opposite Mary Pickford before starting the Keystone Company to produce comedies|Mack Sennett
10/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CATS & DOGS|$2500|hard|This Turkish cat was nearly extinct by the early 1960s; a Turkish zoo began a breeding program that saved them|Angoras
04/06/2004|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$1000|hard|This author of 'The Outcasts of Poker Flat' served as U.S. consul in Germany & Scotland between 1878 & 1885|Bret Harte
04/05/2007|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$1000|hard|This country once used a Cape foot, which was .314858 meters|South Africa
08/12/2011|Final Jeopardy!|DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE SIGNERS|None|None|The only Roman Catholic signer represented this state|Maryland
07/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC FROM THE 'HEART'|$2000|hard|Jackie DeShannon's biggest hit|Put A Little Love in Your Heart
03/05/2004|Jeopardy!|NEW ZEALAND|$800|hard|A New Zealand government building is known as this, for the insect structure it resembles|the beehive
30/10/1997|Jeopardy!|COOKING ON TV|$300|easy|Based on an actual New York restaurateur, this Seinfeld character refused to serve Elaine|the Soup Nazi
22/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY|$800|hard|This author of 'Vanity Fair' studied at Cambridge but left without a degree|William Makepeace Thackeray
23/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT IS IT ABOUT HIM?|$800|hard|You don't have to tell him, 'Your' this 'is requested'; he just has it|presence
24/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$800|hard|The Finnish greeting 'Hyvaa Paivaa' is literally 'Good' this, which is 2 months long in northern Finland in summer|Good Day
20/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE 'M'AP|$400|easy|Counties in this U.S. state include Jones, Jasper & Jefferson Davis|Mississippi
23/03/1998|Jeopardy!|SOAPDISH|$200|easy|This 'Stand By Your Man' singer stood by her menu when she played a waitress on 'Capitol'|Tammy Wynette
25/06/2008|Jeopardy!|ON THE BEACH IN RIO|$400|easy|The parade of Banda de Ipanema in Rio really gets this wild January event going|Carnaval
13/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$1600|hard|A woodcut is this raised type of printing, also a kind of map|a relief
13/04/2005|Jeopardy!|STATES OF THE UNION|$400|easy|A Naval air station in the city of Lakehurst in this state was the site of the fateful 1937 Hindenburg explosion|New Jersey
13/10/2003|Jeopardy!|DOORS|$600|medium|C.G. Johnson first made these open upward in 1921, then invented their electric opener|garage doors
11/09/2007|Jeopardy!|STEVE MARTIN MOVIES|$800|hard|This 1987 comedy in which Steve played fire chief C.D. Bales was based on 'Cyrano de Bergerac'|Roxanne
02/02/2000|Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED ON GROUNDHOG DAY|$300|easy|In 1959 this 22-year-old singer played his last gig, at the Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake, Iowa|Buddy Holly
18/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR FIRST FEATURE FILMS|$800|hard|She debuted opposite Jerry Lewis in 'The Geisha Boy' in 1958, long before she was Bob Newhart's TV wife|Suzanne Pleshette
27/10/2006|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$800|hard|Ricola ads have featured this Swiss horn|an alpenhorn
07/04/2006|Jeopardy!|GOIN' MONACO A MONACO|$2400|hard|A 1918 treaty said if the royal family produced no male heirs, Monaco would come under this country's rule|France
10/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CORRECTED PAPERS|$1600|hard|If this basic grammatical unit is faulty, it may be marked 'r/o' or 'frag'|sentence
09/12/2009|Jeopardy!|MISSOURI|$200|easy|Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk!  It's Missouri's U.S. postal abbreviation|MO
04/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A WEEK AT CLUB MEDIEVAL|$800|hard|You'll hand out gold to mendicant friars, mendicant referring to this activity|Begging
25/09/2007|Jeopardy!|SPIN-AGE|$1000|hard|The Pentagon later admitted this system named for a film worked because a guide beacon was put on the target|Star Wars
22/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GIVE US THE TIME OF DAY|$2000|hard|In a 1940s hit song Papa said he worked 'till half past two 'cause' this whistle 'never blew'|the 5:00 whistle
18/11/1985|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$500|medium|This president vetoed more legislation than any other|Franklin Delano Roosevelt
10/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|A 1920s dance, or a city in South Carolina|the Charleston
22/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PAINTINGS IN THE PRADO|$1600|hard|This low country painter disturbs Prado patrons with his 'Garden of Earthly Delights'|(Hieronymus) Bosch
07/03/2000|Jeopardy!|FIRST THINGS FIRST|$100|easy|The first of these was printed in Italy in 1917 with the words 'Esperimento Posta Aerea' on it|Air mail stamp
28/01/2010|Jeopardy!|SAUDI ARABIA|$200|easy|Don't mess around in Saudi Arabia; this isn't just on the flag but is also used to implement capital punishment|sword
13/04/2005|Jeopardy!|STATES OF THE UNION|$600|medium|Part of a state that seceded from the U.S. in 1861 seceded to form this state in 1863|West Virginia
31/12/2007|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY AKA|$800|hard|The movies' original 'Alfie', he was originally named Maurice Micklewhite|Michael Caine
01/06/2005|Jeopardy!|-OLA|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew  stands in front of a blackboard.)  I've graphed this figure in blue, which can be represented by the equation y = (x^2)/4p|a parabola
09/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL|$200|easy|Bell came up with the photophone, a device that transmits sound via this|(A beam of) Light
18/11/2010|Jeopardy!|RAW FOOD|$200|easy|This food tartare originated in medieval Russia|steak
18/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$1600|hard|Just about every 365 days|nearly yearly
10/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPACE TRAVELERS|$1600|hard|In 1985 this Utah senator became the first sitting member of Congress to fly in space|Jake Garn
06/02/2003|Jeopardy!|NURSING|$800|hard|The U.S. has about 7,200 nurse-these, helping women through pregnancy & delivery|nurse-midwives
01/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'RR' CROSSING|$1200|hard|Short pistol named for gunsmith Henry|a Derringer
30/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TO THE 'NTH' DEGREE|$400|easy|This Ancient Greek city was so wealthy it had its own isthmus|Corinth
12/01/1996|Jeopardy!|DOWN TO RIO|$400|easy|Less than 20 minutes from downtown, you'll find this famous beach, followed by Ipanema & Leblon|Copacabana
05/11/1998|Jeopardy!|ROCKET SCIENCE|$300|easy|Rockets developed by William Congreve produced the 'red glare' this man saw on Sept. 13-14, 1814|Francis Scott Key
13/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CUPID GOOFED|$800|hard|In 1762 after Peter III threatened divorce, this wife deposed him & became empress of Russia|Catherine the Great
21/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S GREEK MYTH TO ME|$1200|hard|Pan hung out a lot with this wine god, known to some as Bacchus|Dionysus
09/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'B' SHARP|$800|hard|David Bowie played Andy Warhol in the 1996 movie about this graffiti artist|Jean-Michel Basquiat
10/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TOP 40 BONUS|$400|easy|'Proud Mary'|Creedence Clearwater Revival & Ike & Tina Turner
03/02/2005|Jeopardy!|GRAMMAR|$200|easy|This is the verb in this clue|is
07/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'E'OGRAPHY|$2000|hard|These 2 countries in east Africa border each other|Eritrea & Ethiopia
17/09/2007|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1785 he graduated 42nd out of 58 at his military school in Paris|Napoléon Bonaparte
20/10/2008|Jeopardy!|THE GOOD BOOK|$600|medium|This prophet interpreted Nebuchadnezzar's dream for him|Daniel
03/03/2008|Jeopardy!|JESUS|$400|easy|This term for an artistic representation of the Virgin Mary mourning over the dead Christ is from the Italian|a pietà
26/10/2009|Jeopardy!|WHEN|$200|easy|An American hero on April 18, 1775, he was accused of cowardice in 1779, but a court-martial cleared him|Paul Revere
24/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|A CHRISTMAS POTPOURRI|$600|medium|On Christmas Eve 1968, Borman, Lovell & Anders became the first men to circle this object|the moon
04/05/2001|Jeopardy!|WB TV|$500|medium|Turns out that some of the teens in this title town are aliens|Roswell
08/09/2008|Jeopardy!|MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL|$800|hard|This Seattle Mariner's 2004 batting average of .372 is the highest of the 21st century|Ichiro Suzuki
25/06/2010|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT SPORTS CONFERENCE|$600|medium|Baylor, Oklahoma|the Big 12
16/06/2000|Jeopardy!|LITERARY TRILOGIES|$200|easy|'A House Divided' completed the trilogy that began with this Pulitzer Prize-winning Pearl Buck novel|The Good Earth
23/04/2001|Jeopardy!|CEREMONIES|$300|easy|These ceremonies include the extinguishing of the Olympic flame|Closing ceremonies
03/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EPONYMS|$600|medium|Named for a Turkish Empire, it's the stumbling block Dick Van Dyke frequently encountered|an ottoman
12/03/1997|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$100|easy|Members of the DAR are descended from men & women who participated in this event|The Revolutionary War
26/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GET IN SHAPE|$800|hard|The name of this solid comes from a Greek word meaning 'ball'|a sphere
17/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BAD NEWS|$2000|hard|A 1974 twister destroyed half of this Midwestern state's city of Xenia, whose name means 'hospitality'|Ohio
06/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|N-O!|$200|easy|On an episode of 'Diff'rent Strokes', this first lady advised 'Just say no!' if someone offers you drugs|Nancy Reagan
05/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$800|hard|He wrote his 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' overture before he was 18|Mendelssohn
11/12/2007|Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$800|hard|This French tennis star of the 1920s who went on to start a clothing line was known as 'the Crocodile'|(Rene) Lacoste
25/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CREATURES OF THE WILD|$800|hard|The name of this long-snouted large pig-like mammal of Latin America is from a Brazilian Tupi Indian word|Tapir
24/05/2001|Jeopardy!|SALAD DRESSING|$500|medium|Classic French dressing also has this 1-word name, from a key ingredient|Vinaigrette
30/06/1998|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL TERMS OF SERVICE|$500|medium|March 4, 1869- March 3, 1877|Ulysses S. Grant
31/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OR AN 'AUDI'|$2000|hard|After the Marines turned him down as too short, he became a WWII hero in the U.S. Army|Audie Murphy
10/12/1998|Jeopardy!|CHRISTMAS CUSTOMS|$500|medium|A treasured history tradition in New York City is ice-skating beneath the giant Christmas tree in this plaza|Rockefeller Plaza
07/07/2004|Jeopardy!|INDEPENDENT FILMS|$400|easy|Reverse in told was film Nolan Christopher 2001 this|Memento
18/05/2000|Jeopardy!|WAAAY DOWN SOUTH|$300|easy|This big city lies just 30 miles north of the Cape of Good Hope|Cape Town
30/12/1998|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICAN POLITICIANS|None|None|This Texas Democrat's funeral was attended by Truman, Eisenhower, JFK & LBJ|Sam Rayburn
19/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY HODGEPODGE|$600|medium|He used his poem 'The Road Not Taken' as the opening poem in his collection 'Mountain Interval'|Robert Frost
18/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT EGYPT|$400|easy|A Jan. 2005 scan of this pharaoh's mummy showed he wasn't killed by a blow to the head; it did reveal a leg fracture, however|Tutankhamen
05/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THERE'S AN 'A'|$400|easy|Taken from the name of Plato's institution, it's a school for special instruction|Academy
14/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$400|easy|It's been proposed that sulfate aerosols from these geological phenomena killed off the dinosaurs|Volcanoes
13/01/2012|Jeopardy!|GLUTEN-FREE FOODS|$800|hard|Don't despair: gluten-free candies from Nestle include the Butterfinger bar & these chocolate-covered peanuts|Goobers
11/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|IRELAND|$2000|hard|This 8th century illuminated copy of the Gospels is named for a monastery in county Meath|Book of Kells
23/04/1990|Jeopardy!|NAMES|$200|easy|The daughter of Ptolemy XII, her name means 'Father's Glory'|Cleopatra
24/09/2007|Jeopardy!|GOT YOUR GOAT|$600|medium|This 10th sign of the zodiac can be found in the nighttime sky between Sagittarius & Aquarius|Capricorn
09/11/2004|Jeopardy!|TO PHRASE A COIN|$200|easy|Powerful brakes enable you to accomplish this idiomatic phrase|stop on a dime
17/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|METALS|$3000|hard|Logically, it was the radioactive transuranium metal discovered right after neptunium|plutonium
13/01/1999|Jeopardy!|HATS ON!|$300|easy|As Tarzan could tell you, this hat's name refers to the plant fiber it's made from|Pith helmet
25/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH CUISINE|$600|medium|A famous French sauce is called chaud froid, French for these 2 antonyms|Hot & cold
09/11/2006|Jeopardy!|STAN THE CONTRACTOR|$200|easy|Stan put this 4-letter castle-surrounding trench at his British client's home|a moat
22/11/1985|Final Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAS|None|None|Westernmost national capital in the Americas|Mexico City
07/05/2009|Jeopardy!|PLACE NAME PARTNERS|$600|medium|_____ & Nevis|St. Kitts
13/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CUPID GOOFED|$400|easy|Unhappy in his marriage, he loved his wife's sister & memorialized her in 'Oliver Twist'|Charles Dickens
11/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ARE YOU SMARTER THAN A 15th GRADER?|$800|hard|Every 15th grade music major can identify this note seen here|a G (a quarter note accepted)
15/05/1991|Double Jeopardy!|EGYPT|$1000|hard|Following Sadat's visit to Jerusalem, Egypt regained the occupied parts of this peninsula|Sinai
01/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S HE LIKE?|$800|hard|A discophile doesn't particularly like discos but does like these, which are used there|records
15/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$800|hard|Well, I'll be a monkey's uncle! They're the opposing minds seen here during the 1925 Scopes trial|Clarence Darrow and William Jennings Bryan
08/07/1999|Jeopardy!|BILL TO LAW|$200|easy|After the first reading, the bill is sent to one of these that may table it|Committee
21/05/1990|Jeopardy!|ROCK GROUPS|$100|easy|In 1971 this lead singer of The Doors was buried in the Pere Lachaise Cemetery in Paris|Jim Morrison
17/11/1988|Final Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|None|None|Now independent, this island has been ruled by Phoenicians, Romans, Arabs, Normans, French, and British|Malta
20/05/2008|Jeopardy!|TIME TO GET SIMON-IZED|$600|medium|In an 1852 novel, he's the plantation owner & slave master|Simon Legree
15/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE U.N.|$200|easy|It's the 'Principal judicial organ of the United Nations'|World Court/International Court of Justice
13/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CHINESE CALENDAR ANIMALS|$2500|hard|The only 2-letter sign, it represents solid dependability, method & routine|the ox
03/10/1985|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$500|medium|Often called the panther, its name was originally given to the cat now known as the cheetah|a leopard
06/09/2002|Jeopardy!|CRITTERS|$600|medium|Not tabbies or flabbies, but these house cats are known as abys|Abyssinians
12/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY HODGEPODGE|$1600|hard|The 2008 novel 'What Happened to Anna K.' retells this Tolstoy tale in a modern setting|Anna Karenina
07/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$400|easy|He's the emperor portrayed here in 1804, clad in his elaborate coronation dress:|Napoleon Bonaparte
20/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PROVIDENCE|$400|easy|A Providence landmark is the Colonial House of Stephen Hopkins, one of the signers of this document|Declaration of Independence
31/01/2000|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$200|easy|A surveyor's chain has 100 of these|Links
04/07/2008|Jeopardy!|THE LIBERTY BELL|$1600|hard|Appropriately, it's the number of times the Liberty Bell is symbolically tapped each year on July 4|13
30/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'E'COLLEGEY|$800|hard|You probably wrote this short literary composition as part of your college application|an essay
21/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN FILMS|$1600|hard|Truffaut's musician's tale 'Tirez sur le pianiste' is known as this in English|Shoot the Piano Player
06/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTIAL BIRTHPLACES|$1600|hard|January 30, 1941: Lincoln, Nebraska|Dick Cheney
16/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$1400|hard|His work, seen here, was influenced by his Jewish upbringing in Russia: ('The Fiddler')|Marc Chagall
14/06/2000|Jeopardy!|SOCK IT TO ME!|$200|easy|It's the useful meteorological instrument seen here:|Windsock
20/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ZANY FOR TANZANIA|$1000|hard|In April 1964 this mainland region combined with Zanzibar to form Tanzania|Tanganyika
15/10/1998|Jeopardy!|TROPICAL FOREST CREATURES|$300|easy|It's found foraging on the forest floor|Tapir
22/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$2000|hard|The 13-year & 17-year locusts aren't really locusts but these|cicadas
25/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS' HUSBANDS|$300|easy|This wealthy future Senate candidate wed Arianna Stassinopoulos in 1986|Michael Huffington
10/02/2011|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN AMERICANS|$1000|hard|Representing Texas from 1973 to 1979, she was the first black woman from a Southern state to serve in Congress|Barbara Jordan
13/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN OF SONG|$1000|hard|In 1995 she won a Grammy for Female Rock Vocal for her hit 'Come To My Window'|Melissa Etheridge
08/03/2007|Jeopardy!|'DEN'MARK|$200|easy|A heavy twill fabric for work or leisure garments|denim
07/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TOOTH!|$1600|hard|Covered by enamel, this visible part of a tooth sounds like something a king wears|the crown
03/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE FILM TITLE|$400|easy|1941: 'How Green Was...'|My Valley
06/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|To move aimlessly from place to place, maybe like a 'fly', it's also a euphemism that precedes 'zooks'|gad
26/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|$4000|hard|This aviator landed in Dublin in 1938; only problem was, he was supposed to be landing in California|Douglas 'Wrong Way' Corrigan
06/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|UNIVERSITIES|$600|medium|The Morrill Act of 1862 provided land grants to support colleges that emphasized these 'A & M' fields|agriculture and mechanical (arts)
25/09/2009|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE: THE REALITY SHOW|$600|medium|This guy says to Cordelia, 'Better thou hadst not been born than not t' have pleased me better' or... you're fired!|King Lear
31/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$2000|hard|In 1890 this Ohio senator introduced a bill prohibiting the monopolization of a market|(John) Sherman
11/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|KEEPIN' IT 'REAL'|$800|hard|To watch a 37-minute event in 37 minutes is to watch it in this|real time
01/06/1990|Jeopardy!|CITY NAME ORIGINS|$200|easy|The Spaniards turned the Indian village of Chuk Shon into this Arizona city|Tucson
01/06/2001|Final Jeopardy!|PROFESSIONAL SPORTS|None|None|In the 5 major U.S. pro team sports, it's the only team bearing the name of an insect|the Charlotte Hornets
20/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE PAGE TO THE STAGE|$400|easy|Launched in 2005, the national tour of this 'novel' musical features Maureen McGovern as Marmee|Little Women
05/10/2011|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$200|easy|Actress Jennifer Hewitt|Love
28/03/2011|Jeopardy!|CHEVY CHASE ON SNL|$200|easy|(Chevy Chase delivers the clue from the set of Community.)  On 'Weekend Update', I announced 'Our top story tonight: Generalissimo' this man 'is still dead'|Franco
09/04/2004|Jeopardy!|PENCIL, PEN OR SWORD|$600|medium|Geek neck size|pencil
20/04/2010|Jeopardy!|2009 MLB RECAP|$1000|hard|This team came from 7 games behind to catch the Tigers & beat them in a one-game playoff for the AL Central title|the Minnesota Twins
15/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|I'M DOWN WITH HOMEWORK|$1200|hard|Geography: It's called a sea, but it's also the world's biggest lake. 143,000 square miles, that's hella big|the Caspian Sea
17/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|PATRON SAINTS|$400|easy|Sinterclaus, from which Santa Claus is derived, is the Dutch name for this patron of sailors & children|St. Nicholas
10/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EAST ASIAN CITIES|$200|easy|The 1998 Olympics have come & gone, but this city still has one of Japan's oldest representations of Buddha|Nagano
13/11/1990|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$400|easy|From 1947 to 1975, Lawrence Spivak was a panelist or moderator on this NBC public affairs program|Meet the Press
21/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$800|hard|Undercover cop Arnold Schwarzenegger taught it in a 1990 film|kindergarten
12/01/2011|Jeopardy!|A HOST OF TV HOSTS|$400|easy|Phil Keoghan hosts this show in which teams of 2 travel the globe to compete for cash|The Amazing Race
10/01/2006|Jeopardy!|A STATE OF DELAWARE-NESS|$200|easy|Delaware is the second-smallest state; only this state has a smaller area|Rhode Island
14/01/2010|Jeopardy!|THE LEGO ARTISTRY OF NATHAN SAWAYA|$800|hard|In August 2005, Nathan made a van Gogh of things with his Lego reproduction of this painting|Starry Night
02/03/2010|Jeopardy!|MESSAGE IN A BATTLE|$600|medium|The Viet Cong launched a major offensive on this lunar festival in 1968; message to LBJ: Hell, no!|Tet
01/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$200|easy|In the 1700s many visitors to this Italian city bought Canaleto's paintings of its canals|Venice
19/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS|$800|hard|Leontes is the king of Sicilia in this 'seasonal' play set in Sicilia & Bohemia|The Winter's Tale
16/10/2000|Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$200|easy|In Tony Award categories, it's the term for a new production of an old play|Revival
28/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE A SANDWICH|$800|hard|Nickname of Mr. Carmichael who wrote 'Georgia On My Mind' & 'Two Sleepy People'|Hoagy
27/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE AM I?|$1600|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from The Pentagon.)  I'm at the building put up between 1941 & 1943 to house what was then this government department|the Department of War
15/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|The ghost of his wife, Anne, haunted him at Bosworth Field|Richard III
27/02/1998|Jeopardy!|THE 1980s|$500|medium|Group heard here in a 1985 hit:|Tears for Fears
23/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SEAS TEASE|$1600|hard|Saintly islands in this sea include St. Paul in the Pribilofs, St. Lawrence & St. Matthew|the Bering Sea
28/06/2005|Jeopardy!|'X' RATED|$200|easy|The narration that opened this TV show began, 'A mighty princess forged in the heat of battle...'|Xena: Warrior Princess
28/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A COLORFUL CATEGORY|$1200|hard|Early on, the Nazis employed the braunhemden, meaning this, to enforce their will|the brown shirts
28/11/2006|Jeopardy!|BEN FRANKLIN|$600|medium|Franklin noted that the complaint called 'dry-gripes' resulted from exposure to this toxic metal|lead
08/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$200|easy|Jean Marsh of 'Upstairs/Downstairs' played Antony's wife Octavia in this Taylor-&-Burton epic|Cleopatra
14/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS|$1600|hard|Originally published anonymously, his 'Waverley Novels' included 'Rob Roy' in 1817|Scott
13/09/2002|Jeopardy!|A NATION OF ASIA|$600|medium|(Alex on location)  I'm at Namdaemun, a gate that is national treasure No. 1 of this country that was host of the 1988 Summer Olympics|South Korea
22/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT BOOK|$1600|hard|1962: A teen hoodlum named Alex narrates this futuristic tale by Anthony Burgess|A Clockwork Orange
25/01/2006|Jeopardy!|'FOO' FINDERS|$1000|hard|'Essence of Emeril' is a favorite show on this cable TV channel|the Food Network
11/11/2002|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYME RAP|$1000|hard|He's the cat who's gone to sea, silver buckles on his knee (shut your mouth) but, I'm talking about...|Bobby Shaftoe
10/09/2007|Jeopardy!|ALSO A SOAP BRAND|$200|easy|Tusk material|Ivory
17/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GRAMMY-WINNING COMEDY ALBUMS|$800|hard|1973: This addled duo's 'Los Cochinos'|Cheech & Chong
23/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LOW TECH|$200|easy|We don't know who invented it, but it appeared on a cart in Mesopotamia over 5,000 years ago|Wheel
20/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$400|easy|It's the nickname of Jack Dawkins, the young pickpocket in 'Oliver Twist'|The Artful Dodger
22/06/2005|Jeopardy!|AUSTRALIAN WILDLIFE|$600|medium|This furry cutie spends most of its daylight hours sleeping in the fork of a eucalyptus tree|a koala bear
05/12/2007|Jeopardy!|'M'MMMM|$1000|hard|It's also known as treacle|molasses
29/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FEELING POSSESSIVE|$400|easy|Jason Robards played editor Ben Bradlee in this 1976 film|All the President's Men
28/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WAR!|$1200|hard|The navy had fewer than 20 seagoing ships at the start of this war, also known as 'Mr. Madison's War'|the War of 1812
19/05/2005|Jeopardy!|STATES BY COUNTIES|$1000|hard|Yamhill, Crook, Tillamook|Oregon
06/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WANT TO RACE?|$1600|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew is at the Toyota Grand Prix.)   The cars got more power due to the addition of this super device that forces air into the combustion chamber for a bigger bang & more horsepower|a supercharger
16/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$1000|hard|In 'Madama Butterfly', this leading male character is a Naval lieutenant, not a detective|Lieutenant Pinkerton
24/04/2008|Jeopardy!|'PIE' FLINGING|$600|medium|5-letter term for saintly goodliness or reverence|piety
19/10/1998|Jeopardy!|'QUEEN' FOR A DAY|$500|medium|The 9th man with this title, he was responsible for the laws of left hooks & right jabs|the Marquess of Queensbury
08/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NEVER TOO OLD FOR CARTOONS|$1600|hard|If you don't know he's trapped in the future by the evil shape-shifting wizard Aku, then you don't know this guy|Samurai Jack
03/11/2011|Jeopardy!|2011 MOVIES|$800|hard|Known for his work as a Shakespearean actor, he directed 'Thor'|(Kenneth) Branagh
09/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HOWDY, PILGRIM|$1200|hard|The first matchup in this sports classic was between the unofficial 'Pilgrims' & the Pirates in 1903|the World Series
27/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ODD COUPLES|$600|medium|Comedian-director much loved by the French says 'I Do' with Lamb Chop's driving force|Jerry & Shari Lewis
25/09/2009|Jeopardy!|'CENTER' FIELD|$400|easy|This NYC performing arts complex includes the Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater & the Metropolitan Opera House|the Lincoln Center
21/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|RABBIT STEW|$1200|hard|Michael Sheen, known for playing Tony Blair, voiced this creature in 2010's 'Alice in Wonderland'|the White Rabbit
20/09/1984|Jeopardy!|FICTION|$500|medium|Pasternak's Moscow medic|Dr. Zhivago
23/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'T'|$1200|hard|No-no (5)|taboo
16/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RADIO|$1600|hard|In 2005 NPR revived this 1950s program in which people state their credos|This I Believe
13/03/2007|Jeopardy!|_____ OF _____|$200|easy|This astrological era is believed to bring increased harmony & spirituality on Earth|the Age of Aquarius
01/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'ODD'PODGE|$800|hard|He was Goldfinger's deadly assistant; watch out for his hat!|Oddjob
15/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HELEN|$1200|hard|This Aussie's hits include 'Delta Dawn', 'I Am Woman', & 'Angie Baby'|Helen Reddy
10/12/1998|Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$100|easy|Unfortunately, this 'travels fast'|Bad news
26/09/2007|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY MEDICINE|$800|hard|In 1865 Joseph Lister began using carbolic acid as this, from the Latin for 'against putrefaction'|an antiseptic
10/12/2002|Jeopardy!|JEWEL|$400|easy|The Aztecs showed their rank in society by wearing this bluish-green December birthstone|turquoise
14/09/1999|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC POP GROUPS|$300|easy|After Smokey Robinson left this group, they had a No. 1 hit in 1975 with 'Love Machine (Part 1)'|The Miracles
02/01/1998|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$500|medium|The language of this small Balkan country has 2 main dialects:  Gheg & Tosk|Albania
15/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HEDGEHOG-PODGE|$1600|hard|Hedgehogs are covered with quills or spines, which are hollow hairs made stiff by this protein|keratin
10/03/2005|Jeopardy!|NOT A NATIONAL CAPITAL|$1000|hard|San Marcos, San Jose, Santo Domingo|San Marcos
03/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT WESTERN|$1200|hard|1952: 'The public doesn't give a damn about integrity.  A town that won't defend itself deserves no help'|High Noon
16/10/1986|Jeopardy!|WILD WEST|$300|easy|He was born Henry McCarty in NYC; it s not known for sure where he got the name William H. Bonney|Billy the Kid
01/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HOUSE & GARDEN|$400|easy|Early in H&G history, a regular feature was this season's planting number, as seen here|autumn
30/05/2006|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL ROCK|$200|easy|The 1993 hit 'Something In Common' was a duet featuring Whitney Houston & him|Bobby Brown
16/11/1998|Jeopardy!|GOVERNORS|$100|easy|Amid 1994 GOP gains, Democrat Zell Miller won his second goober-natorial election in this state|Georgia
23/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ALFRED HITCHCOCK MOVIES|$800|hard|In 'Psycho', it's the inn where Norman does his evil--or was it his mother?|the Bates Motel
16/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GETTING CONFRONTATIONAL|$1200|hard|A split in the Plantagenet family led to this series of civil wars in the 1400s|the Wars of the Roses
26/11/2008|Jeopardy!|HOW CAN WE MISS YOU IF YOU NEVER LEAVE?|$1000|hard|Though this world leader left his country on Jan. 16, 1979, he did not abdicate; Sadat would later grant him asylum|the Shah of Iran
11/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ALLITERATIVE AUTHORS|$400|easy|A visit to India inspired his novel 'Siddhartha', published in German in 1922|Hermann Hesse
25/02/2005|Final Jeopardy!|WOOD|None|None|The remarkable elasticity of yew led to this new weapon that made history at a 1346 battle|the longbow
15/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$2000|hard|A.L.S., the most common form of motor neuron disease, is also named for him|Lou Gehrig
19/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew stands on the set of Beauty and the Beast at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre in New York.)  The castle in 'Beauty and the Beast' reimagines this architectural style that evolved from the Romanesque in the 12th century|Gothic
18/06/1999|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$300|easy|Of John Gielgud, Henry Irving or Laurence Olivier, the first English actor to be knighted|Henry Irving (back in the 1800s)
17/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE MOVIES|$400|easy|Perhaps to keep Americans from thinking they'd missed parts 1&2, 'The Madness of George III' was changed to this|The Madness of King George
20/06/2000|Jeopardy!|PRO BASKETBALL|$500|medium|(Hi, I'm Rebecca Lobo of the WNBA)  The logo of this city's WNBA team, the Rockers, features a guitar twisted into the shape of an 'R'|Cleveland
03/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|Xerxes built a bridge of boats across it to invade Greece; Leander could have walked|Hellespont
07/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYTHING FRENCH|$2000|hard|In 1873 he painted 'Poppies; Near Argenteuil'|Monet
17/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO A BIRD|$2000|hard|To shoot from a hidden position|to snipe
05/12/2005|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|None|None|Now the fourth largest in area, it's the largest state formed primarily from the Louisiana Purchase|Montana
29/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|KATHY-GORY|$2000|hard|Lauren Chapin played Kathy, also known as 'Kitten', on this classic sitcom|Father Knows Best
12/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$400|easy|One of the simplest instruments in an orchestra, it's named for its geometric shape|the triangle
13/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|ADJECTIVES|$200|easy|It precedes 'mammoth' when referring to an animal, & follows 'wild and' when talking about a cowboy|woolly
26/05/2011|Jeopardy!|U.N. OBSERVANCES|$200|easy|December 2 is International Day for the Abolition of this, which didn't disappear in 1865|Slavery
02/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$200|easy|He played Superman in '50s series whose reruns are 2nd only to 'I Love Lucy' in popularity|George Reeve(s)
30/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'D' MEN OF HISTORY|$1200|hard|This man who lost the 1948 presidential election was referred to as 'the little man on the wedding cake'|(Thomas) Dewey
09/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I'M AN ANIMAL|$1600|hard|I'm this type of rhinoceros seen here, the largest of the three Asian species|an Indian rhinoceros
29/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DOCTORS|$600|medium|His work includes 'Hunches in Bunches', 'Fox in Socks' & 'Gerald McBoing-Boing'|Dr. Seuss (Theodore Geisel)
31/05/2005|Jeopardy!|'COURT' BRIEFS|$200|easy|A stenographer employed to transcribe an official verbatim record of legal proceedings|a court reporter
19/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GREAT MOMENTS IN TRAVEL|$1600|hard|The USA's first of these places for rambling young people to stay in opened in Northfield, Mass. in 1934|a hostel
06/04/1999|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE STUFF|$500|medium|South Dakota's is the walleye|State fish
25/06/2008|Jeopardy!|MERLIN'S INBOX|$200|easy|There's a bill in Merlin's inbox from the carpenter for this piece of furniture that seats 50|the Round Table
08/01/1990|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$400|easy|This state recently marked the 400th anniversary of the English settlement on Roanoake Island|North Carolina
13/06/2003|Jeopardy!|METAPHORS|$400|easy|This 3-word phrase meaning 'crazy' or 'way out there' could also describe Humpty Dumpty|off the wall
04/10/2000|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$600|medium|The capital of Mississippi was named for this man, even before he became president|Andrew Jackson
26/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|$600|medium|Tissue originally used as a WWI gas filter, but now literally something to sneeze at|Kleenex
14/12/1999|Jeopardy!|BETTER KNOWN AS...|$300|easy|Astrologer & psychic Michel de Notredame|Nostradamus
01/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CANADIAN FLAGS|$2000|hard|The flag of this province is seen here|Quebec
05/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HIT TUNES|$600|medium|It was 'Hello Success', not loneliness for this duo with 1957's 'Bye Bye Love', their first hit|the Everly Brothers
02/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CARIBBEAN PORTS OF CALL|$1600|hard|Although Ocho Rios is Jamaica's cruise ship capital, more & more are docking at this city known as 'Mo Bay'|Montego Bay
09/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$200|easy|Hippolyte Mege-Mouries invented it in 1869 to satisfy 'imperial' desire for a butter substitute|Margarine
18/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELIST/POETS|$2000|hard|'So faithful in love, and so dauntless in war, there never was a knight like' this Sir Walter Scott poetic hero|Lochinvar
11/10/2002|Jeopardy!|STATELY REBUSES|$200|easy|Thelma's movie partner goes to the 'Talk Soup' network to speak with actress Paquin|Louisiana
19/05/2006|Jeopardy!|GOVT. ABBR.|$400|easy|It protects Grandma's money in the bank: the FDIC|the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
14/01/1999|Jeopardy!|ROY ROGERS|$300|easy|This co-star of Roy's '50s TV series was German -- well, actually he was a German shepherd|Bullet
25/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$600|medium|In colonial times, this state, which doesn't touch Massachusetts, was part of it|Maine
20/02/2001|Jeopardy!|BET|$400|easy|This innovative keyboardist with an alliterative name hosts 'Future Wave' on 'BET On Jazz'|Herbie Hancock
06/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE HALLS OF MANITOBA|$800|hard|With one of the largest denning areas for them nearby, Churchill is the world capital of these Arctic carnivores|polar bears
29/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'NOV'EMBER|$1600|hard|From the Latin for 'nine', it's a series of devotional prayers over a 9-day period|a novena
23/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT NEBULA|$400|easy|This supernova remnant bears the name of a crustacean|Crab Nebula
22/03/2007|Jeopardy!|JUDGES|$200|easy|In 2006, Abdullah al-Amiri was removed as judge amid charges he was too soft on this notorious defendant|Saddam Hussein
11/11/2011|Jeopardy!|ON THE MOVIE SOUNDTRACK|$1800|hard|This 1984 film included Salieri's 1788 'Axur, Re d'Ormus'|Amadeus
19/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|POPES NAMED GREGORY|$600|medium|Not even a member of the priesthood, Gregory X was on one of these with Edward I when elected|Crusade
19/11/1987|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|At about 63,000 ft. at normal body temperature, blood will do this|boil
03/09/1990|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|It can precede brow, down or life|low
01/02/2001|Jeopardy!|THE COMPUTER AGE|$400|easy|This programming language was named for calculating-machine inventor Blaise|PASCAL
06/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL FEMALES|$1000|hard|Asked, 'What do you make, madame?', this knitter replied, 'Many things...for instance, shrouds'|Madame Defarge
03/05/2001|Jeopardy!|KIDS SAY THE DARNEDEST THINGS|$300|easy|Bart Simpson once observed of a show that he didn't think it was possible, but it 'both sucks and' does this|blows
30/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHY YA BUGGIN'?|$800|hard|These insects don't have lungs, but air tubes that branch out to all parts of the body; types include harvester & army|an ant
10/09/2004|Jeopardy!|SAM I AM|$200|easy|A cousin of this telegraph & code inventor set up the famous Pebble Beach golf course|Samuel Morse
05/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$400|easy|This bone in the lower leg is the second-longest in the human body|the tibia
02/07/2007|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY AUTHORS|$200|easy|He's boldly written 'Tek' & 'Star Trek' novels & nonfiction books chronicling his days as Captain Kirk|William Shatner
13/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PAUL REVERE|$1000|hard|Massacre victim seen here in an engraving by Paul Revere|Crispus Attucks
12/12/1984|Final Jeopardy!|FLAGS|None|None|Country whose flag includes pictures of the British & Dutch flags|South Africa
27/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL SETTINGS|$200|easy|Mildendo, the metropolis of this land Gulliver traveled to, is surrounded by a wall just 2 1/2 feet high|Lilliput
10/11/2006|Jeopardy!|MAN HATTIN'|$600|medium|The name of this high-crowned, very wide-brimmed men's hat from Mexico comes from the Spanish word for 'shade'|a sombrero
29/05/1989|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$100|easy|According to the cliche, 'That's just' this part 'of the iceberg'|tip
18/12/2008|Jeopardy!|SANTA'S COMING|$400|easy|Let 2009 be a no-frizz year with a T3 negative ion one of these appliances|a hairdryer
28/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COLORS|$800|hard|Battleship & ash|gray
08/02/2001|Jeopardy!|FUTURE CASINOS?|$100|easy|A giant moose & some Mounties will greet us at the casino named for this country, my birthplace|Canada
25/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'O', 'BAMA|$1600|hard|In Alabama there's one just north of Tuscumbia; in California, it's a neighbor of San Francisco|Oakland
27/05/2004|Jeopardy!|TIME TO VOTE!|$400|easy|A 1965 act says, 'No voting qualification... shall be imposed' so as to deny anyone a vote based on this|race
08/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|STRANGE FRUIT|$2000|hard|The mangosteen is a strange fruit: the rind contains tannins which are used for dyeing this material|leather
13/06/2011|Jeopardy!|STAR TRACK|$600|medium|In 2010 this beloved funny lady made a guest appearance as Sue Sylvester's mom on 'Glee'|Carol Burnett
21/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$600|medium|Robert Preston starred as this silent film director in the Jerry Herman musical 'Mack & Mabel'|Mack Sennett
12/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE THEATRE|$800|hard|Valentine is the last name of this 'sweet' title hostess at the Fandango ballroom|Charity
17/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRITISH INVASION|$800|hard|This British act, whose first U.S. hit was 'Glad All Over', appeared on 'The Ed Sullivan Show' 12 times|The Dave Clark Five
05/05/2003|Jeopardy!|HARD CANDY|$600|medium|These bite-sized 'Rich & Creamy' hard candies from Nestle have a name that means 'little bites'|Nips
14/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NUCLEAR PHYSICS|$2000|hard|This isotope of hydrogen is sometimes symbolized H-3|tritium
17/03/2000|Jeopardy!|SYMBOLIC RODENTS|$100|easy|It's a domesticated cavy, or any person or thing used as the subject of an experiment|Guinea pig
15/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE WEATHER FORECAST|$400|easy|This type of air from above 66 degrees north latitude will send the mercury falling|Arctic air
07/04/1998|Jeopardy!|G IS FOR GRAFTON|$300|easy|The deceased,  'C is for...'|Corpse
06/01/2009|Jeopardy!|NEVADA|$1000|hard|Just southeast of Las Vegas, it began as a WWII magnesium-supplying town & is now Nevada's 2nd-largest city|Henderson
14/05/2003|Jeopardy!|TAKE MY 'Y', PLEASE!|$800|hard|Please take my 'Learn to' do this CD; if I hear 'Alpine Honeymoon' one more time I'll go bananas|yodel
03/06/2003|Jeopardy!|GEEK TRAGEDY|$400|easy|You're called the office 'Beta Geek' instead of this higher position indicating the most tech-smart person there|Alpha Geek
10/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'SH'!  I'M WATCHING TV!|$1200|hard|Don't know about you, but I'm waiting for this David Carradine series based on an Alan Ladd film to 'come back'|Shane
08/09/1998|Jeopardy!|MTV|$100|easy|The campaign 'Choose or Lose '96' urged MTV viewers to do this|Register to/and vote
05/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A MOVIE BEFORE, THEN DINNER AFTER|$400|easy|Brat Pack detention in a 1985 film leads to a meal with 3 slices of toast, turkey, bacon & mayo|The Breakfast Club Sandwich
26/10/2011|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL ABOUT HER|$1000|hard|'Lady Sings the Blues'|Billie Holiday
13/12/2011|Jeopardy!|LONG LIVE THE COMPANY|$400|easy|This oldest clothing retailer in the U.S. formed in 1818; the grandchildren, all brothers, took over in 1850|Brooks Brothers
02/10/1985|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'G'|$300|easy|Member of the iris family with as many as 25 flowers on a single spike|gladiolus
24/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BASEBALL MOVIE HAIKU|$400|easy|'Ease his pain', it said/ a voice that whispered through corn/ Doc Graham got to play|Field of Dreams
18/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, MATTHEWS|$800|hard|He played Chandler on 'Friends'|Matthew Perry
15/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|...& OTHER MUSES|$1200|hard|On her 1969 honeymoon, this inspiring conceptual artist staged a 'Bed-in for Peace'|Yoko Ono
30/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SEARCH: ENGINES|$800|hard|Originally a traveling salesman, Nikolaus August Otto invented the 4-stroke type of this engine|gas
15/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH TV|$1200|hard|This tabloid talk show tops the list of 'TV Guide's 50 Worst TV Shows of All Time'|Jerry Springer
09/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE BAR EXAM|$600|medium|It's the 2-word final warning to order drinks before the bar closes|last call
24/12/2008|Jeopardy!|ALBUMS|$600|medium|This group was 'Hangin' Tough' at No. 1 in 1988 & returned to 'the block' (& the No. 2 spot) in 2008|New Kids on the Block
08/09/1992|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'J'|$500|medium|The sea wasp variety of these is so venomous its sting can cause death within a few minutes|a jellyfish
02/02/2007|Jeopardy!|DOORS SONGS IN OTHER WORDS|$200|easy|'Ignite The Blaze Belonging To Me'|Light My Fire
20/04/2009|Jeopardy!|NOT LITERALLY|$1000|hard|I should 'literally grab the bull by the horns'? What am I, this performer, from the Spanish 'to kill'?|a matador
28/12/2010|Jeopardy!|'STOP' & 'GO'|$800|hard|On a camera, it's the setting of an adjustable lens aperture indicated by a number, such as 1.4 or 11|an f-stop
06/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC JOHNS|$800|hard|He was nicknamed 'The Apostle of the Scottish Reformation'|John Knox
28/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR|$400|easy|On the evening of April 18, 1775 Robert Newman displayed 2 lanterns in this Boston structure|the Old North Church
11/02/1998|Jeopardy!|YOU KNOW WHAT THEY SAY|$500|medium|This 'Only counts in horseshoes'|Close
30/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CONSTELLATIONS|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows a constellation on the monitor.)  The constellation Andromeda lies chained to a rock; this hero is next to her in the heavens waiting to rescue her|Perseus
12/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY QUOTES|$800|hard|When these 'last in the dooryard bloom'd', Walt Whitman 'mourn'd, and yet shall mourn with ever-returning spring'|Lilacs
01/10/2002|Jeopardy!|PUMPING 'IRON'|$1000|hard|Rust|iron oxide
03/03/2006|Jeopardy!|DANCE|$1000|hard|Mayim, a popular folk dance from this country, means 'water' in the native language|Israel
05/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TELL US OF TELEVISION|$1600|hard|nick.com says 'They wear underwear on the outside of their costumes! They're... Fanboy &' this kid|Chum Chum
27/01/2003|Jeopardy!|CAR TREK|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew at the Henry Ford Museum in Detroit)  In 1967 Dan Gurney & A.J. Foyt drove a Ford Mark IV like this one to win this 24-hour race|Le Mans
24/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE QUESTION IS...|$400|easy|Rodney King popularized this catchphrase with his May 1, 1992 statement in the wake of the L.A. riots|Can we all get along?
26/02/1997|Jeopardy!|HEAT|$100|easy|Heating 'effect' that's said to be at the root of global warming|Greenhouse Effect
08/04/1997|Jeopardy!|BRITISH CHILDREN'S AUTHORS|$400|easy|Richard Adams originally told this rabbit tale to amuse his young daughters|Watership Down
30/04/2002|Jeopardy!|A BEAUTIFUL 'IND'|$800|hard|One who discovers a new route, or the title of a James Fenimore Cooper novel|the pathfinder
09/04/2001|Jeopardy!|ON YOU|$500|medium|You'll find millions of alveoli in these paired organs|Lungs
13/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SEEING STARS|$4000|hard|These 2 elements make up about 97% of a star's mass|Helium & hydrogen
22/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COOKING|$1000|hard|Larousse suggests cooking brill, a 'flat' type of this, in champagne sauce|Fish
28/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AVENUE QUEUE|$800|hard|Cobb Place, Chrysler Freeway, Lansing Avenue|Detroit
21/06/2005|Jeopardy!|THAT'S 'ALL', FOLKS!|$600|medium|Quick!  It's a musical direction to play quickly|allegro
12/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CENTURY OF THE CRIME|$400|easy|The kidnapping of Elizabeth Smart|the 21st century
28/09/1998|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$200|easy|A brave bull is made from Kahlua & this Mexican liquor -- & that's no bull|Tequila
22/12/2004|Jeopardy!|I'VE GOT THE POWER|$400|easy|As leader of the Baath party, he became dictator of a Middle Eastern country in 1979; in 2003 he was deposed|Saddam Hussein
04/11/2005|Jeopardy!|UNUSUAL PETS|$600|medium|To feed your gecko, PETCO offers a 'Case O'' these noisy insects|crickets
29/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIA|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew walks on the CIA seal in CIA Headquarters in Langley, VA.)  On the CIA seal, the global directions from which information comes are symbolized by this sixteen-pointed star|a compass rose
05/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LEFT TO MY OWN DEVICES|$800|hard|This wireless handheld brand lets you access e-mail on the go & also makes a great pie filling|a BlackBerry
19/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|1990s OBITS|$1000|hard|They were the first black mayors of Detroit & Los Angeles|Coleman Young & Tom Bradley
01/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY|$1200|hard|This country's Atrato River flows into the Gulf of Darien|Colombia
20/11/2000|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE FOOTBALL|$400|easy|This school's 1999 win over its archrival was overshadowed by the fatal collapse of a bonfire tower|Texas A&M
08/12/1989|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY|$100|easy|Advertisers have discovered they can send ads instantaneously with this telephone technology|Fax Machine
19/07/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT 4|$400|easy|His third wife, Jiang Qing, was a member of the Gang of Four|Mao (Zedong)
11/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOLE|$400|easy|Most moles destroy gardens & lawns searching for insect larvae or these 'global' worms|earthworms
19/02/2003|Jeopardy!|A CAPITAL IDEA|$400|easy|Hmm -- the National Pawn Shop in this city was built on the site of the palace where Montezuma was killed|Mexico City
16/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|POETRY|$200|easy|'I was chokin' mad w/thirst, an' the man that spied me 1st was our good old grinnin' gruntin' Gunga Din.' he wrote|Rudyard Kipling
12/10/2011|Jeopardy!|'GOOD' PEOPLE|$1000|hard|In 1995 she won a Pulitzer Prize for History for 'No Ordinary Time: Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt'|Doris Kearns Goodwin
24/01/2007|Jeopardy!|LET'S TAKE A PEAK|$400|easy|Venezuela's highest peak is named for this man; there's a bronze bust of him at the summit|(Simon) Bolivar
22/02/2008|Jeopardy!|SOUTH PARK|$1000|hard|Eisenhower's home in southern Pennsylvania is next to this national military park, site of an 1863 battle|Gettysburg
29/11/2001|Jeopardy!|THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM|$600|medium|When the heart's atria contract, blood flows from the right atrium into the right this|ventricle
07/03/2001|Jeopardy!|DO YOU SMELL SOMETHING?|$400|easy|3-word French term for perfumed bath water|Eau de toilette
29/09/1999|Jeopardy!|THE WINTER'S TALE|$200|easy|In the Northern Hemisphere, 1 of the 2 dates on which winter can begin|December 21 or 22
07/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE SECOND|$200|easy|This began in 18th C. Britain; the 19th C. U.S. manufacturing boom is sometimes called the second one|Industrial Revolution
28/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$400|easy|This other term for a pastor is derived from the Middle Latin word persona|parson
25/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NEW DEAL PROGRAMS|$1600|hard|Many of the original groups of programs were devised during this 'numerical' period of FDR's first term|the Hundred Days
09/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GET INTO SHAPE|$1600|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew at the chalkboard)  An oval that's pointed at each end is described as this nut shape|almond
30/03/1990|Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$100|easy|After the war, Confederate general Nathan Forrest served as the first head of this supremacist group|Ku Klux Klan
16/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|_____ & _____|$1200|hard|In Matthew, Jesus said God would be harder on cities rejecting the Gospel than he was on these 2 wicked cities|Sodom & Gomorrah
26/02/2003|Jeopardy!|ALBUMS|$400|easy|His 1989 album 'The End of the Innocence' won him a Grammy for Best Rock Vocal|Don Henley
30/03/1990|Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|$200|easy|You could have gotten stuck on this company's first stick-on Band-Aids in 1921|Johnson & Johnson
26/01/2001|Jeopardy!|GONE TOO SOON|$100|easy|Sadly, in 1997 this 'Saturday Night Live' comic, like his idol, John Belushi, died at age 33|Chris Farley
26/04/2004|Jeopardy!|ALSO A CHINESE DYNASTY|$1000|hard|The last name of designer Anna, it sounds like a popular hog call|Sui
20/02/1991|Jeopardy!|LANDMARKS|$400|easy|Industrial pollution threatens the remains of this temple built on the Acropolis to honor Athena|Parthenon
15/10/2008|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN NAMES|$600|medium|Sisters Patty Smith Hill & Mildred J. Hill co-wrote 'Good Morning To You', which became the melody for this song|Happy Birthday To You
13/06/2005|Jeopardy!|BUT I'M TALKIN' ABOUT SHAQ|$600|medium|Appropriately, Mr. O'Neal did ads for this co. whose slogan works for us--'You've got questions, we've got answers'|RadioShack
23/12/2009|Jeopardy!|THE FIRST CHRISTMAS: LUKE REPORTING|$200|easy|Breaking news--this Caesar has spread panic with his decree that 'all the world should be taxed'|Augustus
11/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GREEN STUFF|$200|easy|They are the 2 primary colors of paint that are mixed to produce green|Yellow & blue
14/11/2006|Jeopardy!|'NEW' YORK|$800|hard|The largest city in New Jersey|Newark
20/11/1985|Jeopardy!|SONGS WITH SPIRITS|$300|easy|This & “wild women will drive you crazy, will drive you insane”|cigarettes & (rye) whiskey
02/02/2001|Jeopardy!|BE AFRAID...|$200|easy|It's not a fear of actress Rene (unless she's from Moscow)|russophobia
11/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THE QUOTABLE CHURCHILL|$1000|hard|'This is one of those cases in which the imagination is baffled by' these|the facts
14/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMICAL!|$1600|hard|This is a star with a sudden increase in brightness; the super this can be 100 times as luminous as the regular one|nova
28/03/2011|Jeopardy!|LET'S DO 'UNCH'|$600|medium|Let's get a pizza... & a couple of burritos... & some chips... I've got a bad case of these|the munchies
22/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LIT|$1000|hard|'Heartbreak Tango' was the second novel by Manuel Puig, one of this country's most famous authors|Argentina
30/05/2005|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE FIRED!|$600|medium|Old soldiers never die, They get canned, like this general famously was on April 11, 1951|Douglas MacArthur
24/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ALL DOLLED UP|$1200|hard|Maybe this doll's love life will improve, now that he's dressed like Legolas in the 'Lord of the Rings' films|Ken
25/11/1994|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$500|medium|This city covers 3,108 square miles, making it the largest state capital in area in the U.S.|Juneau, Alaska
26/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY TEXAS HOLD-EM|$1200|hard|A story says that the gov. of Texas freed Huddie Ledbetter, nicknamed this, after Huddie sang him a song|Leadbelly
30/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows a castle wall on the monitor.)  The name of this defensive wall comes from words meaning 'protect' & 'chest'; it's still used as a protective barrier on bridges & balconies|a parapet
22/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$400|easy|A battery,  a claim,  a checkers piece|things you jump
16/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WAR STUFF|$400|easy|Around 1250 B.C., with Moses dead, the Israelites, led by this man, conquered the land of Canaan|Joshua
06/04/2009|Jeopardy!|CENTRAL PARK STATUES|$400|easy|His monument, seen here, was sponsored by the Danish-American Women's Association|Hans Christian Andersen
20/01/2009|Jeopardy!|STUPID GEOGRAPHIC ANSWERS|$1000|hard|Kansas City is at the confluence of the Missouri River & this river|the Kansas River
20/12/2005|Jeopardy!|'BY'|$600|medium|Acronym referring to opposition by people to a civic project like a jail or garage dump in their neighborhood|NIMBY-ism
05/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'TT'|$800|hard|Synonym for a Latvian|a Lett
16/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|17th CENTURY QUOTATIONS|$800|hard|This scientist wrote to Robert Hooke, 'If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of giants'|Newton
13/02/1998|Jeopardy!|CAT PEOPLE|$400|easy|Amanda Blake played this saloon owner on 'Gunsmoke' for 19 seasons|Miss Kitty
29/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ALL EARS|$400|easy|Injury, infection & loud noises can cause this membrane between the external ear canal & middle ear to rupture|the eardrum
18/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$1600|hard|This doctor lit up China as its provisional president in 1911|Sun Yat-sen
15/02/2008|Jeopardy!|VWLLSS FLWRS|$1000|hard|RS (2 responses, please)|rose & iris
08/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TIME|$200|easy|In most cases, if a year can be divided by this number, it'll be a leap year|4
02/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITY BIRTHPLACES|$1000|hard|Javier Perez de Cuellar|Lima
22/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$800|hard|This Ugandan capital was once the headquarters of the British East Africa Company|Kampala
02/02/2010|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|None|None|At his death in 1790, he left 200-year trust funds to the cities of Boston & Philadelphia|Benjamin Franklin
08/10/2003|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL ANTHEMS|$600|medium|Greenland has the same national anthem ('Der er et Yndigt Land') as this country|Denmark
09/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OXFORD|$800|hard|Oxonians do it in a flat-bottomed boat in summer term; across the pond we do it on fourth down|punt
16/01/2006|Jeopardy!|CIVIL RIGHTS HEROES|$600|medium|As counsel to this organization, Charles Houston devised the legal strategy that led to school desegregation|NAACP
26/10/2009|Jeopardy!|WHAT|$200|easy|This object with a holy name is supposed to find water|a divining rod
03/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$200|easy|In 1986 it was discovered that this comet's nucleus was about 9 miles long & about 5 miles across|Halley's Comet
13/03/1997|Jeopardy!|REVERSE-A-WORD|$400|easy|In ancient Greece seeing this god was a sight for sore lovers' eyes|Eros (sore)
25/04/2000|Jeopardy!|POPULAR MUSIC|$400|easy|This man's hit song 'Superstition' was originally written for guitarist Jeff Beck|Stevie Wonder
16/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GROVER CLEVELAND ROCKS|$2000|hard|In this year Grover won the presidential election with 58 more electoral votes than he'd won with in 1884|1892
21/06/2011|Jeopardy!|GHOUL-ASH|$1000|hard|George Romero called the creatures in this 1968 flick 'marauding ghouls', not zombies|Night of the Living Dead
21/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY MUSIC|$1000|hard|She had a No. 1 hit in each year of the '90s, the only singer to do so|Mariah Carey
02/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|& NOW THE 'END' IS NEAR|$1600|hard|If I said a clue about a stripper had really nice pair of facts, it'd be an example of this 2-word French term|a double entendre
25/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH LITERATURE|$1200|hard|Marcel Proust began writing this 7-part, 3,000-page novel in 1909 & continued working on it until his death in 1922|Remberance of Things Past
20/07/2001|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE THINGS|$200|easy|This state amphibian of Oklahoma gets a mention in the pop song 'Joy to the World'|Bullfrog
21/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MAGNETO|$1200|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew indicates a flask.) The shape of the actual magnetic field can be traced using small pieces of this metal|iron
22/12/1993|Jeopardy!|HORSES|$700|hard|[VIDEO Daily Double] This is the Merv Griffin logo, this is the Columbia logo, and the following is this company's|Tri-Star
22/04/2009|Jeopardy!|BEST ACTRESS OSCAR BY FILM|$800|hard|'Dead Man Walking'|Susan Sarandon
14/09/2005|Jeopardy!|THE THEATAH|$800|hard|Aeschylus' play named for this king, Clytemnestra's husband, opens at his palace in Argos|Agamemnon
30/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ONE 'PLANET'|$800|hard|This 1970 sequel continued its predecessor's distant future scenario about intelligent apes & docile humans|Beneath the Planet of the Apes
12/01/1990|Jeopardy!|JOURNALISM|$100|easy|As a free-lance reporter, Seymour M. Hersh broke the story in 1969 about the massacre in this village|My Lai
18/01/2008|Jeopardy!|HAYDN|$200|easy|Joseph Haydn was born in 1732 in Rohrau, 25 miles east of this world capital to which he moved in 1740|Vienna
24/10/1997|Jeopardy!|MUSIC CLASS|$100|easy|A series of notes at fixed intervals, it may be major or minor, or what a musician hates to work for|Scale
21/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SHARK!|$2000|hard|Galeocerdo cuvier, this shark retains its eggs until its young hatch; they're grrreat!|the tiger shark
07/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$400|easy|You open it in a fireplace, or it may mean you're already way too warm|flue/flu
02/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|JFK's CAMELOT|$2000|hard|In October 1962 this U.N. ambassador said he'd wait 'until hell freezes over' for a Soviet reply to photos taken over Cuba|Adlai Stevenson
13/07/2000|Jeopardy!|MOVIE L.A.|$100|easy|The high-rise district of Century City was once the backlot of this studio, still located nearby|20th Century Fox
28/09/1998|Jeopardy!|HUNKS|$300|easy|Even without sound, this actor drove the women wild|Rudolph Valentino
04/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'ICE' MAN COMETH|$2000|hard|Governor of a province who rules as the representative of his sovereign|a viceroy
29/10/2009|Jeopardy!|I FEEL LIKE SUCH AN IDIOM|$800|hard|To not spend more than absolutely necessary|to pinch pennies
06/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PUBLIC RADIO|$1000|hard|Low-concept weekly program heard here ['I'm Ira Glass - each week, of course, on our program we choose a theme...']|This American Life
28/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$800|hard|A poem about him begins, 'Come, all you rounders, if you want to hear a story 'bout a brave engineer'|Casey Jones
06/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OIL!|$1200|hard|The sudden release of oil from a well under pressure; it can also mean a lively party or lopsided victory|a blow out
02/04/2008|Jeopardy!|SHORT LINE|$200|easy|When Demi Moore says 'I love you' in this 1990 supernatural thriller, Patrick Swayze's reply is 'ditto'|Ghost
20/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SHIPS|$400|easy|On May 7, 1915 the Germans sank this British liner because of the 173 tons of rifle ammunition & shells on board|the Lusitania
22/01/1998|Jeopardy!|MISS MANNERS' MANNERS|$400|easy|Miss Manners claims you'll 'develop warts on your toes' if you wear these after Labor Day|White shoes
08/10/2008|Jeopardy!|'M'-BRACE ME|$800|hard|Emerson wrote that 'art is a jealous' one of these|a mistress
13/11/2002|Jeopardy!|THAT'S OLD NEWS|$600|medium|The arrival of the contaminated ship David Scott in 1834 began a series of severe measles epidemics in this Aussie city|Sydney
11/09/2002|Jeopardy!|MOST-LIVABLE COUNTRIES|$200|easy|With no death penalty, it's the No. 3 most-livable country (the U.S. sits below it)|Canada
26/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE|$1600|hard|In the 1780s Gaspard Monge was the first to do this to a substance that's normally a gas, sulfur dioxide|liquify it
03/07/2001|Final Jeopardy!|THE EMMYS|None|None|The star of one of TV's most popular shows ever, he's the only person to win Emmys for acting, writing & directing|Alan Alda (all for 'M*A*S*H')
29/03/1999|Jeopardy!|LIQUOR BY LABEL|$200|easy|Finlandia, Absolut, Stolichnaya|vodka
15/03/2010|Jeopardy!|HYBRIDS|$800|hard|Tangelo|a tangerine & a pomelo
04/06/2007|Jeopardy!|THE WOK OF LIFE|$600|medium|Most Chinese shun the strong flavor of this meat; it's most popular in the North, where the local Muslims shun pork|lamb
14/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY ALUMNI|$200|easy|Though he's rather dim as Dick on '3rd Rock from the Sun', he graduated magna cum laude from Harvard|John Lithgow
11/11/1986|Jeopardy!|WESTERN STARS|$200|easy|Will Hutchins' 1957 TV character was nicknamed this because he wasn't even a tenderfoot yet|sugarfoot
08/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LANDLOCKED COUNTRIES|$2000|hard|[Video] Landlocked country highlighted here:|Paraguay
02/05/2007|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$600|medium|A pronoun, or a song like 'Alas! And Did My Savior Bleed?'|him or hymn
10/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL FINAL MOMENTS|$400|easy|His passing came in Buffalo, New York from gunshot wounds|McKinley
26/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST NAME'S THE SAME|$400|easy|Bronte, Dickinson, Post|Emily
03/07/2009|Jeopardy!|TITLE WOMEN IN SONG|$400|easy|You've got me on my knees... I'm begging, darli|Layla
25/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$200|easy|The 'Rimsky' in Rimsky-Korsakov's name is Russian for this Italian city|Rome
25/11/1996|Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$500|medium|A degenerate bootlegger named Popeye abducts college coed Temple Drake in his 1931 novel 'Sanctuary'|William Faulkner
25/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'G' PEOPLE|$1200|hard|Vegas celebrity weddings go back to at least to 1943 when trumpeter Harry James married this sex symbol of the day|Betty Grable
18/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$1000|hard|This Swedish holiday goes back to Viking times when the night of Dec. 12-13 was the year's longest|St. Lucia's Day
17/06/2011|Jeopardy!|3|$800|hard|The 3 main classifications of these are active, dormant & extinct|volcanoes
09/05/2008|Jeopardy!|GET A JOB!|$1000|hard|Lord, it's the occupation mentioned in the first line of the 23rd psalm|shepherd
14/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE GUYS|$1600|hard|In 1943 he chose Los Alamos as the site for the Manhattan project lab; he'd gone to a boarding school nearby|Oppenheimer
19/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|O PIONEERS!|$1600|hard|Families traveling west lived in these covered wagons, so-named because their white tops looked like ships' sails|prairie schooners
04/11/2010|Jeopardy!|OPRAH'S GUESTS|$200|easy|(Oprah Winfrey reads the clue.) After tossing a hat into the air for a 1997 show, an homage to one of my heroes, this inspiration turned the world on with her smile & thrilled me by joining me onstage|Mary Tyler Moore
31/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE MUSIC OF CANADA|$1000|hard|This 'Fly By Night' power trio formed in Toronto in 1968; Neil Peart joined in '74 (cue the drum solo)|Rush
13/03/2007|Jeopardy!|CARTOON FEMALES|$800|hard|During their heyday, this rocking trio had many mysterious adventures|Josie & the Pussycats
01/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH HISTORY|$800|hard|While it 'will do' in a beggar's rhyme, this coin ceased to be legal tender in 1969|Half-penny
12/12/2011|Jeopardy!|COOKBOOKS|$400|easy|In a twist on the meat dish, 'how to cook everything vegetarian' has a recipe for chili non this|carne
10/09/2002|Jeopardy!|'B'|$200|easy|Let's hear it for this capital of Idaho|Boise
23/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GET THE MESSAGE|$1600|hard|4 words that ended the historic message: 'Houston, Tranquility Base here...'|the Eagle has landed
27/04/2010|Jeopardy!|I'M A WHEEL WATCHER|$800|hard|In Tibetan Buddhism, one of these objects is inscribed with mantras & always rotated clockwise|a prayer wheel
26/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LEAN SCREEN|$1200|hard|Of this Lean film's 8 Oscar nominations, the only one to lose was Sessue Hayakawa for supporting actor|Bridge on the River Kwai
16/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT TO WEAR?|$400|easy|This plain-weave, sheer fabric made with tightly twisted yarn is also used to describe a pie or cake|chiffon
16/02/2005|Final Jeopardy!|SINGERS|None|None|This man who often criticized the government was named for the president elected in 1912, his birth year|Woodrow Wilson 'Woody' Guthrie
25/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICANS|$600|medium|At the 1851 World's Fair in London, he won a medal for his 'American Daguerreotypes'|Mathew Brady
05/01/2006|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS|$200|easy|This state's Isle Royale is on an island in Lake Superior|Michigan
11/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEGINS & ENDS IN 'K'|$400|easy|The British say 'Touch wood'; we say this 'wood'|Knock
01/12/1993|Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$500|medium|Shaped like a bishop's hat, the valve between the heart's left ventricle & left atrium is called this|Mitral Valve
11/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'T'EOGRAPHY|$2000|hard|This small West African country is wedged between Ghana & Benin|Togo
30/03/2009|Jeopardy!|PERSONAL FOWLS|$600|medium|Birds seen in this engraving are based on a painting by this naturalist|(John James) Audubon
26/04/1999|Jeopardy!|WOMEN|$100|easy|On a 1616 trip to England, she had a touching reunion with John Smith|Pocahontas
07/10/2010|Jeopardy!|2012|$1000|hard|An ancient Meso-American one of these is set to reset...gulp|a calendar
07/01/2009|Jeopardy!|SORE LOSERS|$1000|hard|One second from defeat in the 2008 Super Bowl, this losing head coach threw a hissy fit & stalked off the field|Bill Belichick
13/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$400|easy|Ideally, this, the apparent boundary between the sky & the Earth, is at 90 degrees from the zenith|Horizon
02/02/1990|Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$200|easy|Ironically, this expression came from the fact that male deer have front teeth only in their lower jaw|Buckteeth
13/07/2006|Jeopardy!|KIRSTEN, REESE OR SCARLETT|$600|medium|Married, with children|Reese
20/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE ROLE IN COMMON|$400|easy|William Bendix, Brian Dennehy, John Goodman: A baseball player|Babe Ruth
19/06/2006|Jeopardy!|TIME IS ON MY SIDE|$400|easy|Sometime during his remarkable 72-year reign, he supposedly said, 'L'etat c'est moi', or 'I am the state'|Louis XIV
17/10/2003|Jeopardy!|HOW CAN I HELP?|$800|hard|See a movie with the little fellow or help him with his homework as one of these in a program founded in 1904|Big Brothers
16/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE FIRST MODERN OLYMPICS|$400|easy|The Olympics were reborn on April 6, 1896 with 14 national teams made up of 241 men & this many women|0
22/01/2004|Jeopardy!|GIVE 'P's A CHANCE|$200|easy|On his last of 3 live appearances on 'The Ed Sullivan Show', he was only shown from the waist up|Elvis Presley
03/02/2005|Jeopardy!|STRAIT TALK|$600|medium|This westernmost strait helps keep the Mediterranean Sea from becoming a shrinking salt lake|the Strait of Gibraltar
24/06/1999|Jeopardy!|1998|$300|easy|With over $500 million in perks, the Big Apple kept this 'Big Board' from moving to Jersey|New York Stock Exchange
29/12/2011|Jeopardy!|EPONYMS|$600|medium|A Greek god who was half man, half goat & known for causing terror gives us this word for sudden terror|panic
03/10/2002|Jeopardy!|BACKWORDS|$600|medium|Your reward is in this bureau compartment|drawer/reward
09/01/1990|Jeopardy!|G WHIZ|$200|easy|This spasm of the diaphragm is pronounced the same whether it ends in 'cough' or 'cup'|hiccough
21/07/2005|Jeopardy!|TV CHARACTERS|$800|hard|In the '80s William Shatner was back in uniform as this title police sergeant|T.J. Hooker
05/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|RULERS|$1000|hard|Only wife of Henry VIII who had also married his brother Arthur|Catherine of Aragon
31/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|UNUSUAL TRANSPORTATION|$2000|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew at the Johnson Space Center in Houston)  NASA's Man Maneuvering Unit is a real version of this 7-letter propulsion device seen in 'The Rocketeer'|jet pack
20/02/1991|Jeopardy!|DEM'  BUGS|$300|easy|Of a beetle, a spider, or a grasshopper, the one that is not an insect|Spider
06/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'X' GAMES|$1200|hard|Chromosomal pairing in humans that traditionally leads to frogs & snails & puppy-dogs' tails|X-Y
09/03/1999|Jeopardy!|WHICH CAME FIRST?|$500|medium|'Guernica', 'Les Demoiselles D'Avignon', 'The Blue Room', 'Three Musicians'|'The Blue Room (all by Pablo Picasso)
08/11/1988|Jeopardy!|CAMERAS|$200|easy|A new video camera shoots in this process that requires special glasses to view|3-D
23/02/2007|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$200|easy|Perhaps to sound more macho, the town of Juliet, Illinois 'explored' new names & came up with this one in 1845|Joliet
26/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PLANTS|$1000|hard|This climbing tropical shrub was named for a French South Seas explorer|Bouganvillea
03/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLAND|$1000|hard|He's also known as the primate of all England|the Archbishop of Canterbury
04/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CHAMBERS|$200|easy|In 1948 Whittaker Chambers testified that this State Department official was a Communist|Alger Hiss
03/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HERITAGE SITES|$400|easy|Famous for its half dome & waterfalls, this California national park is a World Heritage Site|Yosemite
03/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$1500|hard|This type of romantic composition for piano derives its name from the Latin word for 'night'|Nocturne
20/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE 1980s|$200|easy|In this film Debra Winger gets to have a fling with John Lithgow before she dies|Terms of Endearment
27/01/2011|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL TV CITIES|$200|easy|Cicely, Alaska|Northern Exposure
15/11/1996|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$200|easy|This apostle who denied he knew Jesus 3 times is sometimes called the 'Apostle to the Jews'|Peter
14/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'M'USIC|$1600|hard|In a Marvin Gaye song, this title precedes 'things ain't what they used to be'|Mercy Mercy Me
12/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COOK COUNTY|$1200|hard|Traditionally, an important ingredient in Jewish cooking is schmaltz, which is this|fat
02/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|18TH CENTURY AMERICA|$400|easy|For most of the 1700s, this city was the cultural center of Virginia as well as the political one|Williamsburg
04/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FIND THE STATE|$400|easy|That there's a state in this clue is a foregone conclusion|Oregon
19/11/1993|Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$400|easy|In north Africa, these towers from which Muslims are called to prayer are rectangular in plan|Minarets
23/05/2003|Jeopardy!|BORN ON THE 4th OF...|$800|hard|...February was this 'Torn' star whose 2001 CD was 'White Lilies Island'|Natalie Imbruglia
19/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$2000|hard|You're out of your element if you don't know that this element is also called wolfram|tungsten
26/11/2010|Jeopardy!|TALL U.S. BUILDINGS|$800|hard|Tall buildings in this city include One Federal St. & One Beacon St.|Boston
11/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$1000|hard|This 19th century inventor's father authored 'Visible' to help teach the hearing-impaired to speak|(Alexander Graham) Bell
02/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THIS & THAT|$200|easy|In 1997 this politician got in trouble over his courses at Georgia's Kennesaw State & Reinhardt College|Newt Gingrich
08/03/2001|Jeopardy!|LET'S GET DOWN TO BUSINESS|$500|medium|I can get it for you wholesale at this warehouse chain that merged with Price Club in 1993|Costco
15/07/1997|Jeopardy!|NAME THE DECADE|$300|easy|Rh factor discovered, Pentagon opens, Tokyo Rose tried for treason|1940s
02/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COPPING OUT AT THE MOVIES|$800|hard|No jokering around!  Gary Oldman's James Gordon got a promotion to commissioner in this 2008 film|The Dark Knight
16/12/1998|Jeopardy!|CANADIANA|$400|easy|She honed her 'craft' in Canada before joining 'Party Of Five'|Neve Campbell
01/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$800|hard|His father developed a phonetic 'visible speech' system used for teaching the deaf|Alexander Graham Bell
15/03/2006|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR SONGS|$400|easy|This title aerialist of a song that dates back to the 1860s has stolen the singer's girl away|The Daring Young Man On The Flying Trapeze
05/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ALL I WANT FOR ISTHMUS|$800|hard|This isthmus was explored by Columbus in 1502 & crossed by Balboa in September 1513|Isthmus of Panama
03/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES IN STATES|$2000|hard|German actress & drama coach Hagen who's been hangin' around a Western state|Uta (from 'Utah')
08/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ITALIAN CITIES|$200|easy|The locals call it Firenze|Florence
13/11/1987|Jeopardy!|ADVERTISING|$200|easy|This Coca-Cola song promoting 'The Real Thing', was turned into a Top 20 hit|'I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing'
20/06/1997|Jeopardy!|TEA POTPOURRI|$400|easy|In 1827 theine was discovered in tea; it was later proven identical to this coffee stimulant|Caffeine
21/04/2009|Jeopardy!|BIRTHSTONES... MEET THE BIRTHSTONES|$1000|hard|Thailand & Montana are important sources of this blue September gem|sapphire
27/05/2005|Jeopardy!|QUOTES FROM THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES|$200|easy|Asked who wore the trousers, this British prime minister's husband responded, 'I do, and I also wash and iron them'|Margaret Thatcher
05/07/1993|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATIONS|$500|medium|PAC men & women in Washington, D.C. belong to one of these|a political action committee
30/06/1997|Jeopardy!|LAS VEGAS|$200|easy|Lance Burton works his magic at this new resort & casino named for Monaco's gambling town|Monte Carlo
09/01/1997|Jeopardy!|'L'AW|$400|easy|In court this type of question suggests to a witness what answer is desired|Leading
05/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH TV|$800|hard|Corin Nemec of 'Parker Lewis Can't Lose' acted under this nickname when he was on 'Webster'|Corky
18/12/2008|Jeopardy!|TV ROBOTS|$800|hard|The dulcet tones of this TV show's robot often intoned the line 'Danger, Will Robinson'|Lost in Space
10/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT THE ELEMENT|$400|easy|Thallium is said to look like this element, so get the thallium out & give us your question|Lead
19/07/1991|Double Jeopardy!|AUTOBIOGRAPHIES|$600|medium|In 1972 this real-life heroine of 'The Sound of Music' published her autobiography, 'Maria'|Maria von Trapp
21/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$1600|hard|Poet who wrote, 'I think we are in Rats' Alley where the dead men lost their bones' (sure sounds like a 'Waste Land')|(T.S.) Eliot
17/10/2007|Jeopardy!|FLY ME TO THE MOONS|$400|easy|Phobos, a moon of this planet, was named for a son of Ares in Greek mythology|Mars
14/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$1000|hard|2 types of this Italian plucked stringed instrument are the Neopolitan & the rarer Milanese|Mandolin
16/03/2005|Jeopardy!|I LOVE LUCY|$1000|hard|During a trip to Hollywood, Lucy has a run-in with William Holden at this famous restaurant|The Brown Derby
16/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COMMUNISTS|$400|easy|Despite his name, this 'Native Son' author was on the left as a Communist Party member from 1932 to 1944|Richard Wright
13/02/2003|Jeopardy!|FEMALE ATHLETES|$400|easy|This track star was nicknamed 'Flo-Jo'|Florence Griffith-Joyner
09/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELTY SONGS|$2000|hard|This title guy said, 'Ooo eee, ooo ah ah, ting tang, walla walla bing bang'|the witch doctor
21/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MONEY BEST PLACES TO LIVE|$1200|hard|Mukilteo in this state is in good economic shape & has location, location, location--right on Puget Sound|Washington
18/11/2003|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$800|hard|The Confederate States of America were established in 1861 in this city, the first Confederate capital|Montgomery, Alabama
31/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TRUSTY SIDEKICKS|$600|medium|Sancho Panza, a rustic squire|Don Quixote
01/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PERIOD|$800|hard|The Cenozoic's Tertiary period is logically followed by this period|Quaternary
17/11/2000|Jeopardy!|'IN' THE BEGINNING|$500|medium|'Picnic' won him a Pulitzer in 1953|William Inge
20/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CIVIL WAR MILITARY LEADERS|$1000|hard|Both General John Hunt Morgan & Captain William Quantrill led groups of men who carried this nickname|Raiders
31/10/2001|Jeopardy!|STRAIT TO THE POINT|$400|easy|This strait runs through the Pillars of Hercules|the Strait of Gibraltar
05/11/1990|Jeopardy!|BOBs & ROBERTs|$100|easy|Since 1960 this comedian's Desert Golf Classic has raised more than $20 million for charity|Bob Hope
26/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|'50s pop duo Phil & Don who also collected classic fairy tales|The Everly Brothers Grimm
25/09/2000|Jeopardy!|THE 1930s|$300|easy|In 1930 this company introduced frozen peas; only problem was, few stores had freezers|Birdseye
05/12/2006|Jeopardy!|THE GREEN BAY PACKERS|$200|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from Green Bay, Wisconsin.) I'm in a re-creation of the office of this legendary Packers coach known for his commitment to victory|Vince Lombardi
25/06/2008|Jeopardy!|ON THE BEACH IN RIO|$1000|hard|(Sarah reports from the beach one more time.) On July 7, 2007 400,000 people came here to Copacabana Beach, the South American site for this music event that spotlighted climate change|Live Earth
16/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE FIRST MODERN OLYMPICS|$800|hard|Becoming the 1st Olympic champion since the 4th C. was a hop, step & jump for American James Connolly in this field event|the triple jump
24/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MODERN AFRICAN WOMEN|$400|easy|This former first lady of Egypt earned her doctorate in English literature from Cairo University in 1986|Jehan Sadat
15/01/1999|Jeopardy!|PANDA-MONIUM|$500|medium|The red panda belongs to the family named for these animals for which it resembles|Raccoons
03/12/1997|Final Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|None|None|Standing on the banks of the Concord River, it's also known as the 'Statue of the Embattled Farmer'|the Minuteman Statue (by Daniel Chester French)
16/01/2003|Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICAN LANGUAGE|$200|easy|Ajurnamat means 'it can't be helped' among this people also called Eskimos|Inuits
23/09/2005|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THE TITANS|$400|easy|Mnemosyne, the Titan goddess of memory, was also the mother of these inspirational goddesses|the Muses
06/11/2007|Jeopardy!|4 'A's 4 YOU|$200|easy|This Creole dish is made of rice cooked with ham, sausage, chicken or shellfish|jambalaya
06/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER USES FOR ANIMALS|$400|easy|Join the club, the cricket club, where you swing one of these|a bat
14/04/2009|Jeopardy!|SCANDALOUS NURSERY RHYMES|$1000|hard|Rub-a-dub-dub, these 3 men are in a tub; aw, make up your own joke|a butcher, a baker & a candlestick maker
13/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|DESPOTS & DICTATORS|$600|medium|After his reelection in 1961, this Haitian leader named himself president for life|Duvalier
10/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MALTA BOUND|$800|hard|Pressure from this admiral drove Napoleon & his forces from Malta in 1800|Admiral Nelson
18/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MISSISSIPPI MISSES|$800|hard|Raised in Star, Mississippi, this singer, Mrs. Tim McGraw, was destined to become a star|Faith Hill
14/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MADAM, I'M ADAMS|$2000|hard|I'm the bestselling author of 'Watership Down' & 'The Plague Dogs'|Richard Adams
19/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMA|$600|medium|Her 1946 play 'Another Part of the Forest' is sometimes considered a prequel to 'The Little Foxes'|Lillian Hellman
09/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SALLY|$2000|hard|Susan Saint James played a wife named Sally who helped her police commissioner hubby on this series|McMillan & Wife
18/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DARWIN IN THE GALAPAGOS|$400|easy|(Alex reports from a field of flowers in the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador.)  Specimens of finches from different parts of the Galapagos gave Darwin a deep insight into evolution; later, back home in England, he figured out its mechanism, this 2-word term|natural selection
20/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTIC WOMEN SPEAK|$1600|hard|In 1991 Nadine Gordimer said this man’s 'situation is the terrible concern of every fellow writer'|Salman Rushdie
05/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A NUMBER FROM 1 TO 10,316|$1200|hard|Let's convert! (From Roman, that is) MMM + MDIII equals this 4-digit number|4,503
14/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE SPORTS ZONE|$1600|hard|(I'm USC athletic director Mike Garrett.)  In Super Bowl IV, I scored a touchdown on a play called 65 toss power trap for this team coached by Hank Stram|Kansas City Chiefs
20/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE CELEBRITY BLING BIZ|$800|hard|Her mom, Candy, is famous for wearing expensive gems, but this '90210' alum's jewelry line is affordable|Tori Spelling
17/10/2008|Jeopardy!|OF THE CRYSTAL|$1000|hard|'Doping' is manipulation of the crystals of these, a class of solids found in transistors|semiconductors
30/12/1996|Jeopardy!|U.S. PACIFIC DEPENDENCIES|$200|easy|Most of the Palmyra Atoll is privately owned by the Fullard-Leo family of this state 1,000 miles away|Hawaii
30/11/2007|Final Jeopardy!|WORD HISTORY|None|None|This term for a deadly substance may derive from the name of a love goddess|venom
08/04/1999|Jeopardy!|CHARLES DARWIN|$200|easy|Young Charles had John Edmonstone teach him this art whose motto may be 'Get Stuffed'|taxidermy
21/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$200|easy|When Mercutio is mortally wounded in this play, he puns, 'Ask for me tomorrow and you shall find me a grave man'|Romeo and Juliet
08/06/1998|Final Jeopardy!|OLYMPIC TEAMS|None|None|Formed in 1988 & subject of a 1993 film, this team had its first sponsor, Red Stripe Lager, for the Nagano games|Jamaican Bobsled Team
24/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|This African river enters the Mediterranean via 2 main branches:  the Rosetta & the Damietta|Nile
18/04/2001|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD|$100|easy|Anyone born with the name William Claude Dukenfield, like this man seen here, can't be all bad|W.C. Fields
10/03/2010|Jeopardy!|JERUSALEM'S NOBLE SANCTUARY|$1000|hard|(Alex Trebek reports from outside a Jerusalem landmark.)  When entering al-Aqsa, worshippers must clean themselves, so this type of fountain was placed; it's name comes from the Latin for 'wash away'|ablution
15/09/1998|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS MEN|$300|easy|It shouldn't take you overnight to deliver the name of this company Fred Smith founded in 1973|Federal Express
26/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORATION|$800|hard|Exploring from Mombasa, Ludwig Krapf sighted this mountain that shares its name with an African country|Mount Kenya
09/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SYMBOLS IN ART|$400|easy|In a Maria Van Oosterwijck still life, a butterfly represents this, like that of Jesus on the third day|resurrection
08/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1500 Pedro Cabral sailed too far west in rounding Africa & spotted what is now this country on April 22|Brazil
20/12/2005|Jeopardy!|BOBSLEDDING|$400|easy|In 1952 limits were imposed on this, changing the standard physique of bobsled competitors|weight
19/04/1990|Jeopardy!|TITLES|$400|easy|This moniker for a mendicant comes from the Latin for 'brother'|Friar
10/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TV NETWORKS|$800|hard|In July 2000 this network announced that the 'United' in its name would get a smackdown|UPN (United Paramount Network)
13/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$4000|hard|This 11-letter word refers to DNA to which a gene from another life form has been added|Recombinant
25/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MONTREALERS|$600|medium|Humorist Stephen Leacock taught economics at this Montreal university for over 30 years|McGill University
25/09/2000|Jeopardy!|IS THAT YOUR 'FINAL' ANSWER?|$500|medium|Derek Humphry wrote this book about 'The practicalities of self-deliverance & assisted suicide for the dying'|The Final Exit
19/02/2008|Jeopardy!|WORLD FLAGS|$600|medium|In the middle of this country's flag, you'll find the Star of David|Israel
22/10/2008|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S YOUR PRICE FOR FLIGHT?|$200|easy|In 2008 you could fly this company's 'friendly skies' from Chicago to Beijing & back for $868|United
16/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE 900s A.D.|$400|easy|It's the colorful nickname of the Viking Eric, who established a colony on Greenland in 985|the Red
05/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK AMERICA|$800|hard|Arkansas' first woman director of the Department of Health, she became U.S. Surgeon General in 1993|Jocelyn Elders
30/01/2008|Jeopardy!|SMORGASBORD|$800|hard|One of the 2 predominantly Catholic countries in Asia|the Philippines (or East Timor)
07/03/2007|Jeopardy!|BREAKFAST CEREAL|$1000|hard|In 1987 Bela Lugosi appeared on boxes of this cereal, the first in General Mills' 'Monster Cereals'|Count Chocula
21/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN FACES|$2000|hard|1972 U.S. presidential candidate seen here|(Shirley) Chisholm
06/11/2000|Jeopardy!|SCOTLAND|$300|easy|While residing in Dumfries, he wrote 'Auld Lang Syne'|Robert Burns
25/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PLACES FOR PILGRIMS|$2000|hard|Places Mary has appeared include Tepeyac in Mexico in 1531 & this place in Portugal in 1917|Fatima
18/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FATHER TIME|$2000|hard|In 1989 Father Time went to Switzerland to get Franz Josef II, prince of this small neighbor since 1938|Lichtenstein
05/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$400|easy|Precipitation 'of Kilimanjaro' (5)|snows
11/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CLIFFS NOTES|$1200|hard|Poor family makes big move from Oklahoma to California; it doesn't work out|The Grapes of Wrath
22/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TRY STATE AREA|$2000|hard|59,425 total square miles, today the biggest of the original 13|Georgia
08/04/2003|Jeopardy!|TV GUIDE|$200|easy|Debuting in April 1953, the first cover, seen here, featured her newborn son, Desiderio Alberto Arnaz IV|Lucille Ball
23/03/2001|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|This James M. Cain novel, which has been filmed 'twice', was written under the title 'Bar-B-Q'|The Postman Always Rings Twice
25/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THINGS ARE SLOW|$1200|hard|Slowpoke Rodriguez, 'the slowest mouse in all Mexico', was his cousin|Speedy Gonzales
05/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE EXPERIENCE MUSIC PROJECT|$1000|hard|The historic items seen here were the tools of this '80s grandmaster of hip-hop|Grandmaster Flash
18/09/2009|Jeopardy!|EMMY REPEAT WINNERS?|$400|easy|This network won big in 2008 with projects like 'Recount' & has 99 primetime nominations for 2009|HBO
06/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PARDONNEZ MON FRANCAIS|$200|easy|Raising his glass, a Frenchman might say, 'A votre sante', which means this|To your health
15/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$1600|hard|In 2003 engineering's prestigious Draper Prize went to the co-inventors of this 24-satellite system|GPS (Global Positioning System)
16/11/2010|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL DATE LINE|$800|hard|May 22, 1972: Ceylon officially becomes the Republic of this|Sri Lanka
25/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMERS|$400|easy|This PBS host determined that the high temperatures on Venus are caused by the greenhouse effect|Carl Sagan
18/09/2007|Final Jeopardy!|MUSICAL HISTORY|None|None|It's the nursery rhyme that inspired the title of a famous musical based on a 1913 G.B. Shaw work|London Bridge
27/03/1997|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL NICKNAMES|$500|medium|'Mr. Cub'|Ernie Banks
21/03/2000|Jeopardy!|SPORTS LINGO|$100|easy|In basketball this violation occurs when you take more than the allowed number of steps while holding the ball|Traveling
16/01/1997|Jeopardy!|ITALIAN WORDS & PHRASES|$300|easy|Italian weather terms include la pioggia -- rain -- & il vento -- this|Wind
13/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|JAMES JOYCE'S DUBLIN|$2000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from Dublin, Ireland.) Dublin's Liffey River is a vital force in Joyce's work, especially in this late novel whose first word is 'Riverrun'|Finnegans Wake
18/06/2008|Jeopardy!|MAKES SENSE|$1000|hard|In Spanish, this bird is un pajaro carpintero|a woodpecker
21/01/1997|Jeopardy!|OF NO IMPORTANCE|$600|medium|(AUDIO DAILY DOUBLE): Title of the following:|'It Doesn't Matter Anymore' (by Buddy Holly)
15/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NUMBER PLEASE|$400|easy|In a 1976 book, '60s activist Jerry Rubin quoted that era's slogan 'Don't trust anyone over' this age|30
16/09/1998|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$500|medium|The old governor's mansion in this capital was built by Huey Long in 1930|Baton Rouge, Louisiana
03/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GODLY RHYME TIME|$400|easy|Dumb little Roman love god|a stupid Cupid
21/04/1997|Jeopardy!|BREAD|$400|easy|Term for any substance that makes dough rise|Leavening
26/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|RADIO DISNEY TOP 30|$400|easy|On the Sept. 2, 2004 Top 30, she was No. 3, 4, 11, 13, 14  & 16; No. 3 was a duet with her sister Haylie|Hilary Duff
06/01/1998|Jeopardy!|SO YOU'VE JOINED THE NAVY|$200|easy|Not surprisingly, it's specified that to complete training you must be able to do this for 50 meters|Swim
27/10/2008|Jeopardy!|POPE-POURRI|$600|medium|There's no guilt in knowing the XIII & last pope with this name reigned from 1721 to 1724|Innocent
10/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE A CAPITAL CITY|$2000|hard|Is old-time ballplayer Yogi able to?|Canberra
26/09/2011|Jeopardy!|FORBES' RICHEST PEOPLE 2011|$600|medium|This Omahan, third on the list, said, 'The asset I most value, aside from health, is... friends'|Warren Buffett
08/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$200|easy|The purple Teletubby|Tinky Winky
26/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|U.S.A.|$800|hard|Take part in a salad toss-off or do some vegetable carving at the annual Yuma Lettuce Days in this state|Arizona
14/04/1999|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'F'|$400|easy|Sigmundian, like a 'slip' (8)|Freudian
06/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$800|hard|In 1725 Peter the Great commissioned this Dane to explore the Pacific coast of Siberia|Vitus Bering
21/06/2011|Jeopardy!|TEAM PLAYERS|$1000|hard|1977:  Golden Richards, Billy Joe DuPree, Roger Staubach...all were offensive minded|the Dallas Cowboys
23/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$600|medium|In 1 Corinthians, he wrote that 'Your faith should not stand in the wisdom of men, but in the power of God'|Paul
10/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE EMERALD ISLE|$400|easy|Handel's 'Messiah' had its premiere in this city that held its millennium celebration in 1988|Dublin
09/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$2000|hard|Randy Jones' BBQ at San Diego's Qualcomm Stadium sells a half-pound hot dog named for this baseball equipment brand|Louisville Slugger
28/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NEW MATH|$2000|hard|'Men on the dead man's chest' in 'Treasure Island' divided by books in the Pentateuch|3
20/06/2008|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE A GAME SHOW HOST|$200|easy|This rock legend is, to our knowledge, not a secret agent|Chuck Berry
07/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN IDOL SONGS|$2000|hard|Clay Aiken sang the classic song about him, 'The Knife'|Mack
07/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN INVENTIONS|$1000|hard|Almost 40 years after Otis invented the safety elevator, Jesse Reno developed this people mover|Escalator
02/10/2006|Jeopardy!|NUMBER, PLEASE|$800|hard|By a cumulative count, you get a total of 364 gifts in this song, including 42 swans|The 12 Days of Christmas
04/06/2008|Jeopardy!|BRITISH ART & ARTISTS|$200|easy|The aptly named Terry Frost created a painting called this season of the year '1956, Yorkshire'|Winter
16/11/2009|Jeopardy!|A FORD IN YOUR PAST|$400|easy|In 1915 this industrialist headed the American Peace Ship delegation|Henry Ford
05/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|TELL|$800|hard|Tell, real or imagined, led the fight for Swiss freedom from this Austrian ruling house|Habsburg
09/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TV JUDGES|$800|hard|From 1997 to 1999 this '80s NYC mayor ruled over 'The People's Court'|(Ed) Koch
28/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'60s TV|$400|easy|Dr. Kildare & this Vince Edwards doctor began practicing on TV in 1961 & both left in 1966|Ben Casey
20/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE|$400|easy|Based in San Jose, Corbana is the national banana corporation of this Central American country|Costa Rica
23/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THIS WAY TO THE EGRESS|$2000|hard|This 16th C. philosopher died of bronchitis after experiments with snow to delay the process of putrefaction|Bacon
26/11/2009|Jeopardy!|FEMALE INVENTORS|$200|easy|In 1903 Mary Anderson created these after noticing streetcar drivers struggling to see in rainy conditions|windshield wipers
11/11/1997|Final Jeopardy!|18th CENTURY IN THE NEWS|None|None|On Dec. 17, 1773 342 chests of this were in the news|Tea (the Boston Tea Party took place)
20/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|VEGETABLES|$800|hard|The part of the plant you're eating when you chow down on corn, peas or lima beans|Seeds
07/04/1998|Jeopardy!|CAUGHT ON TAPE|$100|easy|This Teflon Don & Gambino Family boss spilled the beans on tape at the Ravenite Social Club in Manhattan|John Gotti
03/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRITISH WILES|$2000|hard|This surgeon at St. George's hospital drew on his experience & published his book on anatomy in 1858|(Henry) Gray
08/05/2007|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT TUNE-STER|$800|hard|A singer-songwriter: 'Gravity', 'Belief', 'Waiting On The World To Change'|John Mayer
18/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ACCELERATOR|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the floor of the Stanford Linear Accelerator in Menlo Park, CA.) In the 2-mile long linear accelerator, an electromagnetic wave pushes these particles along, kind of like surfers|electrons
20/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHEN THINGS GO WRONG|$800|hard|Infection with the H. pylori bacterium is probably responsible for most peptic these|ulcers
07/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|This South Dakota capital was named for a French fur trader|Pierre
12/04/2010|Jeopardy!|WAR & PEAS|$1000|hard|In the 1940s General Mills produced dried peas for these 'alphabetical' (& infamous) army rations|K-rations
21/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|VIBE|$200|easy|Vibe's cover on this woman seen here said 'Living With La Diva Loca'|Jennifer Lopez
21/10/2011|Jeopardy!|THAT'S 'UN' CALLED FOR!|$1000|hard|There are even-toed & odd-toed orders of these hoofed mammals|ungulates
21/10/2002|Jeopardy!|BRUCE WILLIS|$400|easy|The title of the third film in this series starring Bruce Willis as cop John McClane added 'With A Vengeance'|Die Hard
27/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'P.M.'|$1200|hard|In 'Cool Hand Luke', Paul Newman is sent to a chain gang camp as punishment for destroying these|parking meters
04/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|QUASI-RELATED PAIRS|$1000|hard|Boxer Liston & your part of the loot|Sonny & share
20/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RELATIVES|$600|medium|He directed his daughter Alison in the film 'Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil'|Clint Eastwood
06/05/2010|Jeopardy!|BEGINS & ENDS WITH 'O'|$800|hard|This term for an extended musical composition comes from the Italian for 'small chapel'|oratorio
02/11/1998|Jeopardy!|BEGINS & ENDS WITH 'M'|$500|medium|We're talking major whirlpool with this|Maelstrom
16/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|U.S.A.|$800|hard|Pennsylvania has more of these picturesque bridges than any other state|Covered Bridges
11/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$800|hard|The Olympic triathlon consists of a 1.5 kilometer this, a 40-kilometer bike ride & a 10-kilometer run|a swim
19/07/2000|Jeopardy!|1994 FILMS|$200|easy|As mad bomber Howard Payne in this film, Dennis Hopper planted a bomb on an L.A. area transit bus|Speed
10/09/1984|Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|$100|easy|Marconi's wonderful wireless|the radio
09/02/2007|Jeopardy!|TOP OF THE CHARTS|$1000|hard|Her 'Feels Like Home' CD sold 1 million copies its first week & featured a duet with Dolly Parton titled 'Creepin' In'|Norah Jones
29/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GRAMMY WINNERS|$1200|hard|In 2006 U2 won Album of the Year for 'How to Dismantle' one of these|an Atomic Bomb
19/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WE RULE|$400|easy|As of 1960, her descendants, except princes & princesses, will bear the surname Mountbatten-Windsor|Elizabeth II
23/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'EX' WORDS|$400|easy|A light meter is also called this type of 'meter', the total amount of light that reaches the film|exposure meter
30/12/1999|Jeopardy!|'ROY'ALTY|$100|easy|During WWII, this mythical American soldier left the impression that he 'Was Here'|Kilroy
13/01/2010|Jeopardy!|MOVIE POLITICIANS|$400|easy|As Pres. Merkin Muffley in 'Dr. Strangelove', he says, 'Gentlemen, you can't fight in here! This is the war room!'|Peter Sellers
26/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EERIE TV ANTHOLOGIES|$1000|hard|A 1959-1961 series based on true incidents took you this far 'beyond'|One step
05/04/2006|Jeopardy!|GOOD GOLLY MALAWI!|$200|easy|In contrast to Western cultures, most Central Malawians determine their descent through this family member|the mother
10/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MONUMENTS & MEMORIALS|$2000|hard|The statue here commemorates Colonel Seth Warner's role at the Battle of Bennington during this war|the Revolutionary War
20/12/1996|Jeopardy!|IF YOU CAN'T SAY SOMETHING NICE|$300|easy|Bartletts quotes this comedian:  'I never forget a face, but in your case I'll make an exception'|Groucho Marx
19/07/1991|Jeopardy!|NONSENSE POETRY|$100|easy|A.E. Housman wrote, 'A tail behind, a trunk in front, complete the usual' one of these|elephant
21/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GET SOME CULTURE|$400|easy|The prehistoric Yayoi culture of Japan is named for a suburb of this city where its artifacts were first found|Tokyo
26/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LEAF ME|$2000|hard|This fragrant leaf of the laurel tree is sold commercially as a seasoning|a bay leaf
18/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$1200|hard|Jane sings 'Waiting For This Moment' in this swinging Disney musical that opened on Broadway in 2006|Tarzan
15/06/2009|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'F'|$400|easy|Entrance hall (5)|foyer
11/07/2001|Jeopardy!|SELLERS|$200|easy|Harry Bogen is the dressmaker hero of the musical 'I Can Get It for You' this way|Wholesale
05/04/2005|Jeopardy!|GOING BUGGY|$1000|hard|The potter or mason type of this is named for its pot-shaped mud nest|a wasp
18/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE, FOR STARTERS|$800|hard|The first direction in this play: 'Enter Kent, Gloucester, and Edmund'|King Lear
01/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$2000|hard|Weighing around a ton, the eland is the largest species of this animal in Africa|Antelope
19/07/2006|Jeopardy!|FLAGS OF THE WORLD|$1000|hard|In 1903, this country, seen here, was moved from one continent to another|Panama
10/12/2007|Jeopardy!|WHERE IS THAT, COMRADE?|$800|hard|These 2 Russian federal cities have 'special region' status|Moscow & St. Petersburg
06/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1536 King Christian III established this protestant denomination as Denmark's state religion|Lutheranism
30/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'LO' MEN|$600|medium|In 'The Maltese Falcon', he calls Sydney Greenstreet 'You bloated idiot!  You stupid fathead!'|Peter Lorre
21/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHICH SPORTING VENUE?|$1200|hard|Gasoline Alley|The Indianapolis Motor Speedway
17/12/1996|Jeopardy!|OKLAHOMANS|$100|easy|Signing him out of high school, you might say the Yankees grabbed him right in 'The Mick' of time|Mickey Mantle
23/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DOCUMENTARIES|$600|medium|It completes the title of the pre-'Jaws' documentary about sharks, 'Blue Water,...'|White Death
05/02/2004|Jeopardy!|A TIME TO DIE|$1000|hard|After a decades-long battle to reclaim her throne, this former queen died Nov. 11, 1917 in Honolulu, Hawaii|Liliuokalani
17/10/2007|Jeopardy!|FLY ME TO THE MOONS|$800|hard|The most volcanically active satellite in the solar system is this 2-letter moon of Jupiter|Io
23/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE LOUVRE|$200|easy|The Dept. of Egyptian Antiquities was formed in 1826 to study artifacts from his Egyptian campaign|Napoleon
21/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THEOLOGIANS|$1600|hard|Shortly after writing 'Institutes of the Christian Religion', he settled in Geneva & made it a center of Protestantism|John Calvin
03/10/2008|Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$1000|hard|The book of this farmer-turned-prophet is the first alphabetically in the Old Testament|Amos
15/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$800|hard|From a French phrase meaning 'of good nature', this adjective is synonymous with suave & urbane|debonair
07/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$1000|hard|It's a corridor, or how you might carry something down one|hall/haul
05/09/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$400|easy|As the first, it jump-started John Updike's series of novels about Harry Angstrom|Rabbit, Run
23/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN POLITICAL IDOL|$1600|hard|I have the 1860 election results...this Ill. Democrat & orator who ran against Lincoln...you're going home tonight|(Stephen) Douglas
02/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN ALL MY LIFE?|$400|easy|Spending time in the White House & graduating from Stanford in 2001|Chelsea Clinton
28/02/2007|Jeopardy!|TALKING 'HEAD's|$600|medium|The general, fixed costs of running a business|overheads
05/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT ARE YOU, YELLOW?|$800|hard|The name of this flower seen here reflects its color & its shape|a buttercup
14/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SEE 'NN'|$2000|hard|If one of these anthropophagic tribesmen invites you over for lunch, get away quick!|cannibal
08/11/1999|Jeopardy!|DOT COM|$100|easy|Based in Seattle, this site that began in 1995 has 'Earth's Biggest Selection of Products', including books|Amazon.com
13/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$400|easy|The ASPCA is the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to these|Animals
07/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$1000|hard|Most of the people of Brazil speak this official language|Portuguese
21/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$400|easy|A noisy cumulonimbus|a loud cloud
15/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GET TO WORK|$800|hard|The manager of a hotel or the headwaiter at a restaurant often goes by this French title|Maitre d'
03/05/2004|Jeopardy!|MOTHER GOOSE|$200|easy|Old King Cole called for his pipe, his bowl & 3 of these musicians|his fiddlers
08/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SUCCESSORS|$200|easy|Hillary Clinton succeeded her as first lady|Barbara Bush
13/06/2000|Jeopardy!|SAINTS ON THE MAP|$100|easy|In the 19th century French choreographer Charles Didelot headed this Russian city's ballet company|St. Petersburg
10/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A RANK CATEGORY|$400|easy|It's the military rank the Constitution gives the U.S. President|Commander in Chief
04/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S FOR LUNCH?|$800|hard|It's the type of spread that puts the 'fluff' into a fluffernutter sandwich|Marshmallow
16/04/1997|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$300|easy|In 'Good Wives', the second part of this novel, Aunt March dies & leaves her home, Plumfield, to Jo|Little Women
24/07/2007|Jeopardy!|WORDS|$800|hard|Someone who sees a crime is an eyewitness; someone who experiences it aurally is this similar word|an earwitness
06/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE MEXICAN WAR|$1000|hard|This ex-president died after voting in the House not to give medals to officers who served in a war he had opposed|John Quincy Adams
25/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$1000|hard|The Aures Mountains of Algeria are a part of this greater chain|Atlas Mountains
22/12/1998|Jeopardy!|'O'|$400|easy|At Renaissance faires, the aire be sweet with the strains of this clay flute of oval shape|an ocarina
18/06/2001|Jeopardy!|THEY PUT ME ON HOLD AGAIN!|$300|easy|You might get this hold music when calling the auto club for directions|'Do You Know, Do You Know Where You're Going To?'
21/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THERE IS A SANTA CLAUSE|$1200|hard|Not a horror movie slasher, the Weihnachtsmann visits this country bordered to the north by Denmark|Germany
22/12/1997|Jeopardy!|BOOKS ON SPORTS|$300|easy|'Sir Charles' collects the wit & wisdom of this 1993 NBA MVP|Charles Barkley
29/01/1997|Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$100|easy|Dmitry Mendeleyev & Julius Meyer independently proposed a principle that led to this table|the periodic table of elements
08/02/2006|Jeopardy!|STOCK SYMBOL PRIMER|$800|hard|HLT: You can stay in one in Paris, we hear|Hilton
11/09/2000|Jeopardy!|STRIPS OF CELLULOID|$100|easy|A stage musical based on this 1997 film about stripping steel mill workers opened in 2000|The Full Monty
24/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$800|hard|In the 1880s N.Y. tried to close sweat shops making these, & Oscar Hammerstein made a machine to roll them|cigars
02/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$200|easy|Before starting the Pennsylvania Gazette in 1729, he worked for nearly a year in a London printing office|(Benjamin) Franklin
12/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$400|easy|In Australian myth, Ngunung-Ngunnut, one of these flying mammals, created the first woman|Bat
15/01/1999|Jeopardy!|FIRST NAMES|$100|easy|This name means 'A Strong Ruler', like the Lion-Hearted|Richard
28/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL FILM TITLES|$800|hard|'Little ___ Book'|Black
05/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NEW VIDEO GAMES|$800|hard|Simon & Schuster sent Red (plain) & Yellow (peanut), stars of this candy line, on a search for 'The Lost Formulas'|M&Ms
25/11/2002|Jeopardy!|'70s TV|$200|easy|This show's theme song says, 'I'm living on the air in Cincinnati...'|WKRP in Cincinnati
19/07/1999|Jeopardy!|BRIT READ|$100|easy|In Feb. 1999 his 'The Testament' was London's top hardback & his 'The Street Lawyer' was top paperback|John Grisham
16/04/2003|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC PAIRINGS|$600|medium|...& the Blackhearts|Joan Jett
28/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|STATE FLOWERS|$1000|hard|The fragrant light purple variety of this shrub is New Hampshire's state flower|lilac
12/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|POETIC LINES|$800|hard|In a famous poem, this character asks, 'If I can rid your town of rats will you give me a thousand guilders?'|the Pied Piper
12/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE VICTORS|$800|hard|This pianist was called 'The Clown Prince of Denmark'|Victor Borge
19/07/1991|Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$300|easy|In 1974, this co.'s Charlie was named Most Successful Introduction of a New Women's Fragrance|Revlon
18/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'EZ' DOES IT|$200|easy|In the classic sitcom he's the patriarch of 'The Addams Family'|Gomez
17/03/2004|Jeopardy!|SENATORS BY STATE|$200|easy|John Kerry & Edward Kennedy|Massachusetts
02/10/2000|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$500|medium|He's the lovable character seen here|Babe (the pig)
28/10/2005|Jeopardy!|STUCK IN THE MIDDLE AGES WITH YOU|$400|easy|Around 1268 Roger Bacon observed that these new optical devices could be used to improve eyesight|lenses
14/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$600|medium|On May 17, 1987 pranksters from this Pasadena school changed the Hollywood sign to the name of the school|Caltech
21/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|Macduff tells us, 'Not in the legions of horrid hell can come a devil more damn'd in evils to top' this man|the Macbeth
14/05/1993|Jeopardy!|IN THE BEGINNING|$500|medium|Japan's Showa period began in 1926 with the accession of this emperor|Hirohito
08/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ICE CREAM|$1000|hard|In the 1980s restauranteur David Mintz began marketing soy ice cream under this brand name|Tofutti
22/11/2001|Jeopardy!|THE NORTHERNMOST CAPITAL CITY|$100|easy|Rome, Copenhagen, Lisbon|Copenhagen
28/10/2009|Jeopardy!|MUSIC'S MISSING PERSONS|$800|hard|Van Halen: '____'s Cryin' '|Jamie
06/09/2004|Jeopardy!|'BOARD'|$200|easy|In 2003, Roy E. Disney left it after being on it since 1967|the Disney Board of Directors
29/06/1998|Jeopardy!|RETAILERS' HOME STATES|$500|medium|CompUSA, Tandy, Southland|Texas
22/06/2000|Jeopardy!|THE BIG 'BANG'|$400|easy|Chitralada Palace is the royal residence of King Rama IX & his family in this city|Bangkok
05/02/2009|Jeopardy!|ROCK FORMATIONS|$200|easy|Kurt Cobain & Krist Novoselic met through Buzz Osborne, leader of the Melvins, & found freedom as this group in 1987|Nirvana
10/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOTHERS & SONS|$400|easy|On this popular TV show that premiered in 1959, Ben's 3 sons were born of 3 different mothers|Bonanza
28/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MY ART WILL GO ON|$1600|hard|His delft touch with a brush makes subjects like 1663's 'Woman in Blue Reading a Letter' compelling|Vermeer
28/09/1992|Jeopardy!|FASHION HISTORY|$200|easy|Emilio Pucci was discovered in 1947 when he designed his own clothes for this winter sport|skiing
05/10/2004|Jeopardy!|THE DONALD|$800|hard|On Sept. 24, 1961 this professor uncle of Donald was introduced on 'Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color'|Ludwig Von Drake
24/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SYMBOLS|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew points to a chalkboard with linguistic symbols.)  Danish linguist Otto Jesperson first suggested what's now known as the IPA, short for this|the international phonetic alphabet
14/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SHALL WE 'DANCE'?|$400|easy|It's another word for a hoedown|a square dance
26/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LOOSE WHEEL|$800|hard|If the wheel is loose on your computer's mouse, you may find it hard to do this up & down screen function|scrolling
18/03/1997|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL PHRASES|$500|medium|This 2-word rhyming phrase is used to describe a highly skilled or clever lawyer|Legal eagle
17/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS PEOPLE WHO ARE PLACES|$200|easy|If he blows a last second shot for the N.Y. Knicks, they'd say this guard we have a problem|Allan Houston
16/02/2011|Jeopardy!|BREAKING NEWS|$1000|hard|Nearly 10 million YouTubers saw Dave Carroll's clip called this 'friendly skies' airline 'Breaks Guitars'|United Airlines
10/12/2008|Jeopardy!|'LETTER'-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|'Dear Alex, mail this to 10 of your pals & make $1 ,000 or your mustache will grow back' is found in this type of communication|a chain letter
09/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$1200|hard|This painter's riffs on the comics include 'Look, Mickey!', in which Mickey Mouse & Donald Duck are fishing|(Roy) Lichtenstein
17/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ATHLETES|$2000|hard|Seen here, she rode into history in 2005|Danica Patrick
02/04/2003|Jeopardy!|RANKS & TITLES|$200|easy|The top chess players in the world have this 11-letter rank|grandmaster
02/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK'S FRONTMEN & WOMEN|$1600|hard|Adam Levine|Maroon 5
03/07/2006|Jeopardy!|'SMALL' TIME|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew holds up a world map.)  The alliterative, somewhat counterintuitive term for a map of a large area at 1 to more than 1 million|small scale
11/10/2007|Jeopardy!|TV 4 U|$400|easy|Moze & Cookie helped this title guy educate us with his 'Declassified School Survival Guide'|Ned
14/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CARTOON VOICES|$2000|hard|Mrs. Potts the teapot in 'Beauty and the Beast'|Angela Lansbury
21/11/2002|Jeopardy!|TAKE A LETTER|$1000|hard|Used chiefly in poetic or religious invocations, it's an interjection expressing strong emotion|O
21/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PICK THE OSCAR WINNER|$1600|hard|'Shampoo': Warren Beatty, Goldie Hawn, Lee Grant|Lee Grant
26/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SCI-FI & HORROR FILMS|$800|hard|Yes, dahling, this Hungarian actress played Talleah in the 1958 cult favorite 'Queen of Outer Space'|Zsa Zsa Gabor
21/10/1999|Jeopardy!|MATH & SCIENCE|$100|easy|On the centigrade scale, it's the melting point of ice|0 (zero)
22/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE AUTHOR|$2800|hard|'With his symbolic helmet numbered 451 on his stolid head, and his eyes all orange flame...'|Ray Bradbury
14/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE GREATEST IN SPORTS WITH MIKE & MIKE|$800|hard|(Mike & Mike deliver the clue.) One of the most amazing performances ever came when Nadia Comaneci scored the first perfect 10 in Olympic gymnastics, that was impressive  Not bad, not bad, but even better might be when Roger Bannister broke this track & field time barrier in 1954|the 4-minute mile
27/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A VIOLENT CATEGORY|$2000|hard|A suit of cards represented by a trefoil|club
04/06/2001|Jeopardy!|YOU COULD PUT OUT AN 'I'|$100|easy|A massive floating body broken away from a glacier|Iceberg
14/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE ANCIENT ROMAN CINEPLEX|$1600|hard|2009: Zooey Deschanel in '(____) Days of Summer'|D (500)
21/09/1984|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$500|medium|Boxer whose life was portrayed in 'Somebody Up There Likes Me'|Rocky Graziano
06/04/1988|Jeopardy!|TV TRIVIA|$500|medium|They not only played 'The Beverly Hillbillies' theme, but made annual appearances on the show|(Lester) Flatt & (Earl) Scruggs
21/07/2008|Jeopardy!|1980s ROCK|$400|easy|The group that finished the '80s as Starship first took off in the '60s under this name|Jefferson Airplane
11/02/2009|Jeopardy!|THIS GLAND IS YOUR GLAND|$200|easy|Enlargement of this walnut-size gland found only in males is common in men over 50|the prostate
16/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1930s|$1600|hard|The Baltic States' fate was decided by a secret protocol to the August 1939 non-aggression pact of these 2 nations|Germany & the Soviet Union
01/12/2006|Jeopardy!|CHICO, HARPO OR GROUCHO|$400|easy|Re-created his famous mirror scene from 'Duck Soup' on an episode of 'I Love Lucy'|Harpo
30/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE 18th CENTURY WORLD|$800|hard|Gisborne on Poverty Bay was the site of this Britsh explorer's first landing in New Zealand in 1769|(Captain) Cook
10/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE 'CAR' POOL|$400|easy|It's what Kelly is doing here|cartwheel
04/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THESE BOOTS|$1600|hard|Yupik for 'bearded seal' gives us the name of these soft boots worn by Eskimos|mukluks
27/09/2004|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES THAT END IN 'IA'|$400|easy|President Robert Kocharian is its head of state, Primer Minister Andranik Markarian its head of government|Armenia
22/10/1997|Jeopardy!|MOVIE QUOTES|$200|easy|As Carl Denham, Robert Armstrong calls this 1933 title character 'The Eighth Wonder of the World'|King Kong
10/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE-LETTER WORDS|$2000|hard|It's a combination of 2 metals; brass is one, combining copper & zinc|alloy
26/03/1996|Jeopardy!|COOKING|$400|easy|Some recipes for these southern pecan patties call for granulated sugar & brown sugar|Pralines
21/09/2006|Jeopardy!|'DAD'|$800|hard|First name of CNN news anchor O'Brien|Soledad
17/01/2005|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC WOMEN|$400|easy|Agrippina & Nero were among those who hired Locusta, a lady professional assassain who used this method|poison
13/06/2005|Jeopardy!|SHUT YOUR MOUTH!|$600|medium|This comic was silenced by obscenity charges in the '60s; in 2003 Gov. Pataki gave him a posthumous pardon|Lenny Bruce
03/11/1998|Jeopardy!|WEATHER|$400|easy|A boundary between 2 dissimilar air masses, it may be cold, warm or stationary|Front
08/10/1997|Jeopardy!|MEN BEHAVING BADLY|$500|medium|[Video] Hi, I'm Rob Schneider.  2 outlaws who behaved badly were Robert Leroy Parker & Harry Longabaugh, better known as this pair|Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid
19/12/2006|Final Jeopardy!|THE ACADEMY AWARDS|None|None|When this man won, Richard Dreyfuss said goodbye to being the youngest ever to win the Best Actor Oscar|Adrien Brody
10/10/1991|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|The world's largest deposit of sodium nitrate is found in the Atacama Desert in this country|Chile
09/04/2004|Jeopardy!|PENCIL, PEN OR SWORD|$1000|hard|Popular stripe seen on fabrics|pencil
01/12/2008|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK CITY SONGS|$200|easy|This duo's '59th Street Bridge Song' is subtitled 'Feelin' Groovy'|Simon & Garfunkel
28/05/2008|Jeopardy!|WORDS IN ALEX TREBEK|$1000|hard|Bird bill|beak
12/07/2000|Jeopardy!|NOT A GREEK LETTER|$100|easy|A really big letter, it follows mu & precedes pork|shu
01/04/1991|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$400|easy|The Tasman sea separates Australia & this country|New Zealand
18/11/2010|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE STUFF|$400|easy|The state bird of Indiana is this red bird|the cardinal
10/01/2008|Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|It's Africa's highest mount that shares its name with a country|Kenya
03/12/1984|Jeopardy!|GLASS|$300|easy|A small terrestrial telescope|a spyglass
25/04/2005|Jeopardy!|THE ARTIST|$1000|hard|This Philadelphia painter of 'Death of Wolfe' headed east to Italy in 1760 to learn new directions in art|(Benjamin) West
09/10/2008|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC BINGO|$800|hard|'G' 1962: He orbited the Earth for the first time on Feb. 20|(John) Glenn
13/10/1992|Jeopardy!|I LOVE LUCY|$100|easy|In the pilot, Desi & Lucy played Larry & Lucy Lopez & this landlord couple was nowhere to be found|the Mertzes
14/07/2004|Jeopardy!|WEAPONS OF MASS DISTRACTION|$800|hard|During the '70s oil embargo, Serge Seguin launched a fad for these half bicycle-half motorcycle vehicles|mopeds
08/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'BI'OLOGY|$1600|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew points to an easel-sized rendition of Da Vinci's Vitruvian Man.)  It's the mirror image quality seen in all vertebrates, including you and me|bilateral symmetry
25/02/2003|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$400|easy|To tour a port wine lodge in the city of Oporto, you'd have to go to this country|Portugal
17/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RICHARD WAGNER|$1600|hard|Operas named for Grail Knights include 'Parsifal' & this one whose famed prelude is heard here|Lohengrin
25/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|The constellation Taurus, not Cancer, contains this famous nebula|Crab Nebula
28/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$200|easy|To be impatient is to do this 'at the bit'|Chomp
13/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLYMPICS|$400|easy|The last summer games of the 20th century will be the 2000 games in this harbor city down under|Sydney, Australia
17/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE IN THE NEW YORK TIMES|$200|easy|The Times thinks it's fitting that the musical revue 'newyorkers' features this statue singing a torch song|the Statue of Liberty
15/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN THEIR ELEMENT|$800|hard|He predicted the periodic law, but probably never envisioned element 101 being named for him|Mendeleev
25/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MATHLETES|$1600|hard|John Nash has a beautiful mind that contributed to this 'theory' of strategic decision making|game theory
28/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SMALLER THAN ALBUQUERQUE|$400|easy|This tiny Alpine principality is represented diplomatically by Switzerland|Liechtenstein
21/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'RAIN'Y SONGS|$1000|hard|Neil Sedaka heard this while 'walking hand in hand with the one I love'|Laughter in the Rain
19/04/1999|Jeopardy!|FIX THE PROVERB|$200|easy|Bleat, stink & be hairy|Eat, drink & be merry
24/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MISCELLANY|$2000|hard|In legend, after slaying a dragon, Cadmus sowed its teeth & grew a crop of warriors who helped him defeat this city|Thebes
25/05/2004|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$800|hard|It's the second-largest of Spain's Balearic Islands: Majorca is first|Minorca
22/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD PHRASES|$1000|hard|[Hi, I'm Freddie Jones of the NFL]  I get hungry when I look at these marks that run across the yard lines|Hash marks
28/12/2005|Jeopardy!|GET YOUR GROUP TOGETHER|$200|easy|This secret state police force was first established in Prussia in 1933 & later became an arm of the SS|the Gestapo
08/12/2006|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS|$1000|hard|This alliterative compound word is a sound perhaps made by a tabby, or by a disappointed fan in the stands|a catcall
16/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TENNESSEE WILLIAMS|$600|medium|One of Tennessee's last plays, 'Clothes for A Summer Hotel', was about this Jazz Age author & his wife|F. Scott Fitzgerald
20/12/2007|Jeopardy!|BETHLEHEM|$400|easy|A huge electrical many-pointed one of these sits atop nearby South Mountain, perhaps to guide visitors to the town|a star
15/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICANS|$800|hard|This grouping including the Crow & Wichita is named for the area from the Rockies to the Mississippi|Plains Indians
26/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE SHORT VERSION|$1000|hard|To a retiree on a fixed income:             COLA|cost of living allowance
12/01/1996|Jeopardy!|FLYING|$300|easy|In 1995 Eileen Collins became the first American woman to pilot one of these|Space Shuttle
06/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BILLY WILDER FILMS|$600|medium|Wilder was Oscar-nominated for this noir classic seen here:|Double Indemnity
20/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GARDENING|$800|hard|'Dancing' varieties of roses include Disco Dancer & this one that would feel at home in the Bolshoi|Ballerina
19/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|ALUMINUM|$800|hard|This aluminum ore gets its name from Les Baux, France, where it was discovered|bauxite
17/06/1993|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$500|medium|In 1770 Robert Treat Paine prosecuted the British troops indicted  for murder in this incident|the Boston Massacre
15/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AFRO-DITTY|$1200|hard|Kanye West took on the issue of blood diamonds in 'Diamonds From' this African country|Sierra Leone
30/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ADD A LETTER|$800|hard|Add a letter to a word for a product of Mount Etna & you get this term describing a very young insect|larva
19/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE MAD TEA PARTY|$400|easy|The Tea Party is mad at government programs, like the cap & trade system meant to reduce this element|carbon
03/12/2009|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|To baby, or to cook eggs in water just below the boiling point|to coddle
25/01/2011|Jeopardy!|GAMES|$200|easy|An explorer lends his name to this call & response swimming pool game|Marco Polo
04/01/2007|Jeopardy!|LET'S GO CAMPING!|$800|hard|The mummy variety of this camping equipment is perfect for cold weather|sleeping bag
29/09/2009|Jeopardy!|CUTTING THE MUSTARD|$1000|hard|Prepared mustard gets its bright yellow color from this Asian spice that's also in curry powder|turmeric
27/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TREE-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|Yes, this 'action' is a program trying to end discrimination in employment|Affirmative
18/04/2006|Jeopardy!|STATE OF DISASTER|$1000|hard|In 1972 14 towns were flooded when a coal mine's slag-pile dam collapsed in this mountain state|West Virginia
07/11/1990|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$400|easy|To fly high above the clouds or something painful to the touch|soar/sore
05/06/1997|Final Jeopardy!|AUTOBIOGRAPHIES|None|None|In 1791, one year after his death, part of this American's autobiography was published in Paris as 'Memoires'|Benjamin Franklin
04/04/2005|Jeopardy!|ROBERTS RULE|$600|medium|In 1911 in recognition of his Arctic exploration, Congress made him a rear admiral|Peary
10/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$800|hard|Meaning 'like a wild beast', it's the art movement associated with Matisse|Fauvism/Fauves
12/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'FUL' HOUSE|$600|medium|An offensive football player who lines up behind the quarterback|Fullback
22/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|REVISED CANTERBURY TALES|$1200|hard|A noble storie t'were when she won 3 Naismith Awards 'fore her hoops Hall o' Fame pilgrimmage|Cheryl Miller
29/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GRAND OL' OPERA|$800|hard|Its 4 musical dramas are 'Das Rheingold', 'Die Walkure', 'Siegfried' & 'Gotterdammerung'|The Ring of the Nibelung
21/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LEGENDARY RHYME TIME|$1000|hard|A wisdom goddess' amphitheaters|Athena's arenas
11/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE JOY OF 'SAC's|$400|easy|You're on the money if you know that explorer William Clark nicknamed this Shoshone woman 'Janey'|Sacagawea
14/06/2001|Jeopardy!|SUPER BOWL MVPs|$300|easy|III: Joe Namath|New York Jets
04/09/2000|Jeopardy!|CAR TREK|$200|easy|Reappearing in recent years, cars powered by this energy source reached their first production peak in 1912|Electricity
25/05/1999|Jeopardy!|A DRIVING TOUR|$100|easy|Drive by the cops when you put the pedal to the metal on most of these high-speed German highways|autobahns
20/03/2008|Jeopardy!|THINGS TO DO IN DENVER|$600|medium|It's unthinkable to miss this 'unsinkable' woman's house on Capitol Hill in Denver|Molly Brown
09/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MEDIEVAL BESTSELLERS|$200|easy|The prose & Khans of vacationing in China were found in this explorer's description of his travels|Marco Polo
22/03/1994|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL LINGO|$1000|hard|You don't need a medical degree to be this kind of public relations 'physician'|a spin doctor
07/11/2011|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE 'K'LASS|$200|easy|Almost exactly equal to the mass of 1,000 cubic centimeters of water, it's a base unit in the metric system|kilogram
09/11/2004|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER 1995?|$1000|hard|Opera fans said, 'Bravo!' when 'Master Class', a play about this diva, debuted in Philadelphia in 1995|Maria Callas
21/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CITY LITTER|$400|easy|His 1809 work 'A History of New York' relates the Dutch occupation of Manhattan|Washington Irving
03/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$800|hard|This title character in a Frances Hodgson Burnett novel is the grandson of an earl|Lord Fauntleroy
14/01/1999|Jeopardy!|ROY ROGERS|$100|easy|Roy proposed to her on horseback in 1947, & New Year's Eve 1997 was their 50th wedding anniversary|Dale Evans
25/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$2000|hard|In 1794, aged 62, he hit the century mark with his 100th symphony|Joseph Haydn
04/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE ROAR OF THE GREASEPAINT|$2000|hard|On Broadway since 2001, this musical co-written by a guy named Bjorn (big hint!) is about a wedding on a tiny Greek island|Mamma Mia!
26/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'VE GOT COMPANY|$400|easy|In 1995 this 'M'm M'm Good' soup company bought Pace Foods, known for its picante sauce|Campbell's
21/01/2005|Jeopardy!|KILL BILL: VOL. 1|$800|hard|This Dickens heavy gets his after dodging a bloodthirsty crowd bent on revenge after Nancy's murder|Bill Sikes
07/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$1000|hard|Named for its inventor, this hair-raising generator seen here produces millions of volts|Van de Graaff Generator
18/11/1997|Jeopardy!|S-S-SNAKES-S-S|$500|medium|This snake's French name is from its head's resemblance to the tip of a knight's weapon|Fer-de-lance
02/06/2009|Final Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHICAL LITERATURE|None|None|The first 2 sections of this Hemingway novel, published 9 years after his death, are titled 'Bimini' & 'Cuba'|Islands in the Stream
30/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|STATE FLOWERS|$800|hard|Many mistakenly think the pollen of this Nebraska & Kentucky state flower causes hay fever|Goldenrod
17/05/1999|Jeopardy!|CHARMED, I'M SURE|$300|easy|Dr. Leo Buscaglia aside, Miss Manners says a gentleman shouldn't kiss or do this to a lady when first meeting|hug her
05/02/1993|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$200|easy|Now 80, this 'French Chef' says she'll go until she drops, & 'that should be about 95'|Julia Child
06/10/1999|Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$200|easy|This 'makes the heart grow fonder'|Absence
13/03/1997|Jeopardy!|REVERSE-A-WORD|$200|easy|Food you'll find in a small western burg|Grub (burg)
30/03/2010|Jeopardy!|I AM A BAD, BAD SURGEON|$800|hard|The human this has 26 bones, including 7 tarsals; as your doctor, should I admit I just learned that today?|foot
22/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SECOND-LARGEST CITIES|$800|hard|Basra|Iraq
19/11/2008|Jeopardy!|TEEN CHOICE AWARDS 2008|$200|easy|She not only hosted the show, she also won awards for Music Female Artist & TV Actress, Comedy|Miley Cyrus
16/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE PLAYWRIGHT|$1200|hard|'Lettice and Lovage', 'Amadeus'|Peter Shaffer
03/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|R.C.|$4000|hard|This Texan was LBJ's Attorney General from 1967 to 1969|Ramsey Clark
12/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MIND YOUR BUSINESS|$1000|hard|The name of this fruit & vegetable canner came off a hotel in Monterey|Del Monte
10/11/1986|Jeopardy!|FAIRIES|$200|easy|Australia's fairy wren & Pinocchio's fairy friend are this color|blue
12/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|NEW TESTAMENT|$800|hard|In Damascus, 'the scales fell from his eyes'|Paul (Saul)
03/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PACK TENTH|$2000|hard|Plato called this female poet the 'tenth muse'|Sappho
23/09/2009|Jeopardy!|HEART & SOUL|$1000|hard|In a Marlowe work, Dr. Faustus remarks about this legendary woman that 'her lips suck forth my soul'|Helen of Troy
31/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$600|medium|It precedes straps, squash or Western (9)|spaghetti
05/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$600|medium|This 'Land of Enchantment' is the only state with English & Spanish as its official languages|New Mexico
18/05/2006|Jeopardy!|BACKWORDS|$1000|hard|The fires helped Gunnar read this fine line that finishes a letter stroke|serif (fires)
26/03/1997|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$500|medium|This drugstore chain once known for its soda fountains leads U.S. retailers in filling prescriptions|Walgreens
28/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S WRONG WITH ME?|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows an anatomical animation on the monitor.)  The median nerve is being pinched as it passes through the wrist causing numbness & tingling; I'm afraid you have this|carpal tunnel syndrome
05/06/2009|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S YOUR FUNCTION?|$800|hard|Sort of Earth's garter belt, this line marks the southernmost points where the sun is directly overhead in winter|the Tropic of Capricorn
15/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE THINGS|$2000|hard|Extinct?  You bet.  But this '3-lobed' arthropod has crawled into history as Wisconsin's state fossil|trilobite
21/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|YOU 'EARN'ED IT|$1600|hard|It's paired with 'Bear' in the name of an investment company bought by J.P. Morgan Chase in March 2008|Stearns
04/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF COLORS|$1600|hard|In German: Schwarz|black
04/11/2002|Jeopardy!|BELTS|$800|hard|One source says the 'pumpkin shell' in which Peter kept his wife was really this modesty enforcer|chastity belt
14/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HOMETOWNS|$600|medium|Jose Marti|Havana
21/03/2005|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL HISTORIC SITES|$1000|hard|The Golden Spike National Historic Site commemorates the completion of this in 1869|the Transcontinental Railroad
25/09/1998|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL GROUPS|$200|easy|Leapin' Lizards!  A 'leap' isn't a group of lizards but of these animals that can't change their spots|Leopards
18/02/2009|Jeopardy!|CY YOUNG AWARD WINNERS|$200|easy|This Dodger won the Cy Young Award in 1963, 1965 & 1966, then retired from baseball|Sandy Koufax
13/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S YOUR MOMMY?|$1600|hard|Hera (anagram time)|Rhea
10/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE MASCOTS|$400|easy|[video clue]|the University of Florida
15/11/1990|Final Jeopardy!|SPACE EXPLORATION|None|None|Next pair in the sequence:  Gumdrop, Spider;  Charlie Brown, Snoopy;...|the Columbia & the Eagle
17/10/1989|Jeopardy!|'P's & 'Q's|$300|easy|Neptune, the Roman god of the sea, is identified with this Greek god|Poseidon
26/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'D' MEN|$2000|hard|This South African president who freed Nelson Mandela in 1990 later served as one of his vice presidents|De Klerk
11/09/2006|Jeopardy!|WEATHER WORDS|$600|medium|In the loose sense, it's any weather vane, but specifically it's one with a rooster on it|a weathercock
12/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE THEATRE|$1200|hard|This murderous barber has a chair that can suddenly drop a victim via trap door into a cellar|Sweeney Todd
31/01/2011|Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$1000|hard|This word meaning 'violently frenzied' is likely derived from ursine pelts worn by Old Norse warriors|berzerk
03/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TV TITLE ROLES|$600|medium|'Sabrina the Teenage Witch'|Melissa Joan Hart
17/01/2011|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LITERATURE|$1000|hard|As well as kids' books, this 19th century author wrote 'Examples in Arithmetic' & other math textbooks|Lewis Carroll
17/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TEEN CINEMA|$600|medium|Dude!  His performance as Jeff Spicoli was, like, a highlight of 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High'|Sean Penn
25/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SONG TITLES -- NOW IN GERMAN|$800|hard|1983: Paul McCartney & Michael Jackson, 'Sagen, Sagen, Sagen'|Say, Say, Say
13/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ARTY FACTS|$2000|hard|In 2006 a 1907 portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer by this Austrian sold for a record $135 million|(Gustav) Klimt
18/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|YOU TUBA|$400|easy|The word 'tuba' comes from the Latin for this other brass wind instrument|trumpet
17/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE TV CHARACTER IN COMMON|$1600|hard|Teri Hatcher & Erica Durance|Lois Lane
08/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MS. PRESIDENT|$200|easy|Maggie Walker was the USA's first woman president of one of these, St. Luke Penny Savings in Richmond|bank
14/05/2004|Jeopardy!|'D.C.'|$400|easy|This legendary frontiersman's motto was 'Be always sure you're right--then go ahead!'|Davy Crockett
12/07/2001|Jeopardy!|SKY HIGH|$400|easy|Bank of America Plaza at 600 Peachtree: 1,023 feet|Atlanta
12/01/1999|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 HITS|$300|easy|This singer was habit-forming with his 1986 hit 'Addicted To Love'|Robert Palmer
22/09/2010|Jeopardy!|WIDE WORLD OF SPORES|$800|hard|In trees of this cone-bearing order such as the Douglas fir, males carry micro-spores: females, megaspores|conifers
05/11/2010|Final Jeopardy!|TERMS FROM THE BIBLE|None|None|In 2010 we heard of the discovery of the fossil of a 12 million-year-old giant sperm whale given this Biblical name by its finders|Leviathan
13/04/1999|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL AIRLINES|$200|easy|Olympic Airways|Greece
03/11/2006|Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'H'|$200|easy|The western hemisphere country with French as an official language that fits the category|Haiti
04/06/1999|Jeopardy!|CHRISTIANITY|$100|easy|It can refer to the birth of Christ, his second coming or the 4 Sundays before Christmas|Advent
22/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE NOBEL PRIZE|$600|medium|This 1952 Peace Prize recipient used his prize to expand his hospital & found a leper colony in Gabon|Albert Schweitzer
16/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINING WOMEN|$800|hard|(Doug Savant reads the clue.) On 'Desperate Housewives', I was reunited with this actress, the explosive Kimberly Shaw on 'Melrose Place'|Marcia Cross
25/01/2001|Jeopardy!|WHILE THE 'IRON' IS HOT|$400|easy|A medieval torture device shaped like a human body|Iron maiden
05/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GETTING THE 'AX'|$1200|hard|A succinct formulation of a principle or truth|axiom/maxim
09/09/1997|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LITERATURE|$400|easy|This character in a book by Saint-Exupery leaves his tiny planet because of a prideful flower|The Little Prince
15/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$1000|hard|Centennial Park in this southern capital contains a full-scale replica of the Parthenon|Nashville
18/12/1996|Jeopardy!|1982|$100|easy|He had the dynamite idea to launch a new television network known as TNT|Ted Turner
13/06/2006|Jeopardy!|SEE FOR YOURSELF|$1000|hard|One of the two coins mentioned in the name of the object seen here|a penny (or a farthing)
03/05/2001|Jeopardy!|3 RIVERS|$300|easy|Of the Gabon, the Gallego or the Ganges, the river that's named for a Hindu goddess|the Ganges
08/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LANDLOCKED COUNTRIES|$600|medium|Its capital of Katmandu uses Indian & Chinese ports to receive materials|Nepal
21/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$400|easy|In his final years, he worked on pietas that are less famous than the one he created for the Vatican|Michelangelo
10/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$1000|hard|It was chosen in 1394 as the capital of the kingdom of Choson|Seoul
15/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'GENERAL' ASSEMBLY|$600|medium|A drug that produces unconsciousness|General anesthetic/anesthesia
15/10/2001|Jeopardy!|UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ALUMNI|$200|easy|Before intoning 'This is CNN', it was U of M for this man who overcame a childhood stutter|James Earl Jones
13/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THAT'S SOME NERVE|$600|medium|This nerve involved in carpal tunnel syndrome shares its name with a math term for the middle number in a sequence|the median
14/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DESTINATION: EARTH|$1600|hard|The 4 types of these waves are primary, secondary, Rayleigh & Love|seismic waves
06/07/2000|Jeopardy!|CAPITAL|$100|easy|Rainfall is rare in this capital of Peru|Lima
03/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT STORIES|$800|hard|'The Monster and Other Stories' by this 'Red Badge of Courage' author appeared in 1899, 1 year before his untimely death|Stephen Crane
20/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|UP, UP & AWAY|$2000|hard|This craft left California Dec. 14, 1986 & landed back there with 18 gallons of gas left after circling the world|Voyager
19/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A DOGFIGHT|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew presents the clue on a monitor.)  The blue pilot sees the red plane at a position called 12 o'clock; after a tight overhead loop to attack, the red plane is now directly behind in the position called this time of day|6 o'clock
08/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HOMAGES TO STAR WARS|$1200|hard|Pizza the Hutt is a character in this Mel Brooks 'Star Wars' parody|Spaceballs
16/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|_____ THE _____|$800|hard|To be in a tight spot is to be here 'without a paddle'|up the creek
09/11/1989|Jeopardy!|NAME'S THE SAME|$200|easy|Harvard professor who's hosted 'Ethics in America' on PBS, or the author of 'A View From the Bridge'|Arthur Miller
14/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TOM WOLFE|$2000|hard|It's Wolfe's 1968 book about Ken Kesey & friends' cross-country journey|The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test
07/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|1938|$400|easy|By accepting his membership dues, the League of Nations recognized him as emperor of Ethiopia|Haile Selassie
20/02/1997|Jeopardy!|SINGERS 'R' US|$300|easy|Her first solo chart topper came in 1970 with 'Ain't No Mountain High Enough'|Diana Ross
08/03/2010|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD TRAVEL|None|None|If you want to visit this country, you can fly into Sunan International Airport or... or not visit this country|North Korea
13/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE VIETNAM WAR|$400|easy|Eddie Adams of this news service took the famous photo of a summary execution in Saigon|Associated Press
07/03/2011|Jeopardy!|ACTING SEQUELITIS|$800|hard|Yo, these are Sly Stallone's 2 franchises; he's made 6 of one & 4 of the other|Rambo & Rocky
29/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OIL PAINTING|$1000|hard|'Look Back' in this 19th century French master whose work is seen here|Jean-Dominique Ingres
18/06/2004|Jeopardy!|BAKING 3s|$400|easy|3 basic types of this ingredient are table, Kosher & sea|salt
11/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL IS HERE TO STAY|$2000|hard|They helped shape the sound of punk rock with songs like 'Blitzkrieg Bop' & 'Beat on the Brat'|the Ramones
18/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YOUR NUMBER'S UP|$1600|hard|Record number of wins in one NBA season, by the Chicago Bulls in 1995-96|72
02/01/2009|Jeopardy!|IT'S A CRIME!|$400|easy|It's the manufacture of fake money to be passed off as real|counterfeiting
02/04/1999|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAY CLIP ART|$400|easy|We shouldn't need to 'egg' you on to name this holiday|Easter
22/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE PLAY'S PLAY-BY-PLAY|$2000|hard|What's this?  I don't believe it!  Becket just said, 'Unbar the door!'  He's letting in the knights!|Murder in the Cathedral
11/12/2001|Jeopardy!|GETTIN' FRIENDLY WITH MADONNA|$200|easy|Follow the bouncing ball: Madonna dated Rodman, who wed Electra, who once got cozy with this 'purple' rocker|Prince
19/04/2010|Jeopardy!|WEBSITE NAME ABBREVIATIONS|$200|easy|Booksellers: bn.com|Barnes & Noble
19/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TALK RADIO|$1200|hard|[I'm Robin Quivers]  On NPR, Tom & Ray Magliozzi, AKA Click & Clack, give advice on this subject|Automobile repair
12/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE NOT BOOING, THEY'RE SAYING...|$2000|hard|...the name of this African-American surgeon & pioneer in blood preservation|(Charles) Drew
22/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|RACING BIKES|$2000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew strolls through the factory of Trek Bicycle Corporation in Waterloo, WI.)  Aeordynamics & lateral stiffness are key to bikes designed for these indoor tracks whose name comes from the French|velodromes
23/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FINNEGAN'S 'WAKE'|$800|hard|Finn was BMOC at the ACC school that's located in Winston-Salem|Wake Forest
16/01/1998|Jeopardy!|LA LANGUE FRANCAISE|$300|easy|4-word phrase for the best of the best, you might say it rises to the top|Creme de la creme
16/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|JUST DESSERTS|$1600|hard|In France this holiday cake is called buche de Noel|a yule log (Christmas log accepted)
12/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CHURCHES & CATHEDRALS|$400|easy|The most-visited Catholic shrine in the Americas is Mexico's Basilica of Our Lady of this|Guadalupe
06/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|100 YEARS OR OLDER|$800|hard|Pleasant Riggs Crump, who died in 1951 at the age of 104, was one of the last surviving soldiers of this war|the Civil War
05/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ALL I WANT FOR ISTHMUS|$1600|hard|At about 40 miles in width, the Isthmus of Kra in southwest Thailand lies on this peninsula's narrowest part|the Malay Peninsula
16/02/2000|Jeopardy!|BAD NEWS|$200|easy|Residents of Montserrat were ordered to evacuate in 1997 when one of these began heating up|Volcano
23/11/2000|Jeopardy!|CATHOLICISM|$300|easy|A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it publishes its own newspaper, L'Osservatore Romano|The Vatican
09/07/2008|Jeopardy!|ART FOR ART'S SAKE|$800|hard|Lana Shuttleworth transforms these roadwork markers into art, as in the 7 foot by 10 foot landscape seen here|pylons or traffic cones
05/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES OP-ED|$400|easy|He did not go gentle into that good 'Nightline', ripping ABC in an op-ed for trying to replace him with Letterman|Ted Koppel
27/03/2000|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$500|medium|An ancient Egyptian woman's eye makeup|Kohl
19/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$2000|hard|The 2-word title of this 1985 Bobbie Ann Mason novel refers to the time a soldier spent in Vietnam|In Country
26/10/2007|Final Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|None|None|This hero is the son of Ecgtheow & the grandson of Hrethel|Beowulf
04/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'J'|$800|hard|To cross the street illegally|jaywalk
17/02/2009|Jeopardy!|COATS OF ARMS|$600|medium|The center of Armenia's coat of arms features this mountain, its national symbol; oh, & there's a boat on its peak|Mount Ararat
12/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THE TITANIC|$1000|hard|Gates prevented 700 of these passengers from getting up to the main deck, though they didn't stop Leo in the movie|third class
08/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THEY GIVE US GAS|$1200|hard|This gas company's first logo in 1901 was a mussel, but by 1904, a scallop emblem was used to better visualize the brand name|Shell
22/06/2005|Jeopardy!|AUSTRALIAN WILDLIFE|$400|easy|Brought to Australia c. 3000 B.C., this canine is the continent's largest hunting mammal, besides man|the dingo
09/06/1997|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL TERMS|$500|medium|Adjective for the member of a given party with seniority on a Congressional committee|Ranking
29/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|$200|easy|Steven Spielberg compared this Thalberg Award winner & 'Star Wars' director to Luke Skywalker|George Lucas
14/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'80s MOVIES|$1600|hard|(Hi, I'm Joel Schumacher.)  In 1985, I cast Demi Moore, Rob Lowe & Emilio Estevez in this film about young adults struggling to figure things out|St. Elmo's Fire
21/02/2001|Jeopardy!|'BACK' WORDS|$400|easy|Paul McCartney wrote this 1968 song as a parody of the Beach Boys' style|Back In The U.S.S.R.
07/12/2006|Jeopardy!|THE WEASEL FAMILY|$1000|hard|As a verb its name means 'to drive out' or 'uncover'; it's used in Europe to drive rats out of tunnels|ferret
04/11/1986|Jeopardy!|PROVERBS OF DEATH|$200|easy|'Old habits die' this way|hard
23/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRATED AFRICAN-AMERICANS|$1000|hard|In 1972 this woman's place was in the House; the House of Representatives|Barbara Jordan
29/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC QUOTES|$400|easy|When asked how he became a hero, this president replied, 'It was involuntary.  They sank my boat'|John F. Kennedy
21/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$800|hard|A region in the southern part of this state is called Acadiana|Louisiana
17/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OKLAHOMIES|$600|medium|'Worlds Apart' & 'Don't Let Our Love Start Slippin' Away' are hits by this Oklahoma boy seen here:|Vince Gill
01/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BRAINBUSTERS|$200|easy|In the playground riddle it's what's big & red & eats rocks|a big red rock eater
14/11/2007|Jeopardy!|FRENCH MENU|$1000|hard|Ah!  A luscious gateau Montmorency, a cake topped with this fruit|cherries
08/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|VETERINARY MEDICINE|$1200|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from the North Carolina State Veterinary School.)  X-rays can detect hip dysplasia common in large dogs in which the ball of this bone is loose in its socket|the femur
27/02/2004|Jeopardy!|PAUL OF FAME|$200|easy|In April 1990 he played live to a world record 184,000 people at Rio de Janeiro's Maracana Stadium|Paul McCartney
14/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|'50S TV|$1000|hard|He was the only Garry Moore Show regular, besides Garry, to appear on the show for its entire fun|Durward Kirby
12/02/2009|Jeopardy!|'G'EOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|King Constantine of this Balkan country was forced from his throne in 1917 & again in 1922|Greece
29/11/2011|Jeopardy!|STADIUM FOOD|$400|easy|A Pittsburgh institution, Primanti Brothers' sandwiches are served at this home of the Steelers|Heinz Field
04/05/2011|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES MOVIES|$800|hard|In 1991 Vincent Canby said this character, 'grandly played by Mr. Hopkins, is a most seductive psychopath'|Hannibal Lecter
25/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC MOVIE SPECIAL EFFECTS|$2000|hard|1984: Men ride giant worms & attack the forces of the Emperor|Dune
19/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PRO FOOTBALL|$800|hard|Jim Zorn has gone from Washington to Washington as 1970s quarterback & as current coach for these 2 different teams|the Redskins & the Seahawks
17/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE PARENTS|$400|easy|Elizabeth Scarlett & Georgia May Ayeesha Jagger|Mick Jagger & Jerry Hall
03/07/1997|Jeopardy!|1971|$500|medium|In August 1971 this Republican mayor of New York City became a Democrat|John Lindsay
10/05/2011|Jeopardy!|ENDS WITH THE SAME 2 VOWELS|$1000|hard|A formal order from a king or a judge|a decree
31/03/2003|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CITIES|$600|medium|Legend has it that this Iberian seaport city was founded by Hamilcar Barca around 230 B.C.|Barcelona
12/09/1989|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$400|easy|Cole Porter's middle name; it's also Frank Sinatra's|Albert
25/01/2000|Jeopardy!|THE SHORT VERSION|$300|easy|A women's society: DAR|Daughters of the American Revolution
20/10/2008|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES BY NEWSPAPERS|$800|hard|Al Bayane, La Gazette du Maroc|Morocco
03/04/2008|Jeopardy!|OPENING NUMBERS OF MUSICALS|$400|easy|'I Hope I Get It'|A Chorus Line
03/03/2005|Jeopardy!|A FLY CATEGORY|$200|easy|To WWI British aviators, the Red Baron's group with its colorful planes was one of these, like Monty Python's|a Flying Circus
30/12/2011|Jeopardy!|THE MOST EXPENSIVE EVER|$200|easy|The most expensive one of these kits is Keith Moon's premier set, which sold at auction in 2004 for about $250,000|drums
02/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GET SAUCED|$800|hard|Chasseur sauce, aka this style sauce, gets its name because it was originally meant for badly shot game|hunter sauce
11/11/1986|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL WOOD|$200|easy|It's what 'Gitarzan' does without a trapeze in his B.V.D.'s|swings through the trees
08/10/2009|Jeopardy!|SURFIN' SAFARI|$800|hard|A classic surfing documentary is 1966's 'Endless' this, what all surfers hope for|Summer
24/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ITALIAN FOOD|$1600|hard|This deep-fried pastry horn filled with sweetened ricotta, chocolate & candied fruit is a specialty of Sicily|cannoli
17/03/1998|Jeopardy!|IN THE NIGHT|$100|easy|This flattened disk in the night sky is the visible portion of our galaxy|the Milky Way
07/10/1996|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$100|easy|In 1953, this island's first year as a U.S. commonwealth, 75,000 residents moved to the mainland|Puerto Rico
03/01/2005|Jeopardy!|IT'S NOT CATCHING|$600|medium|From the Latin for 'to beat', it's a 9-letter medical synonym for a bruise|contusion
30/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GRAB BAG|$400|easy|Tom Kelly took the 1949 nude photographs of this actress that later appeared on the calendar 'Golden Dreams'|Marilyn Monroe
07/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS FROM MOVIES|$400|easy|1987: Inigo Montoya, Prince Humperdinck, Fezzik|The Princess Bride
22/05/2007|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE WEATHER|$200|easy|Louis XIV's lasted 72 years|a reign
30/09/1998|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$100|easy|This word entered the English language in the 13th century as 'sucre'|Sugar
20/05/1993|Jeopardy!|WORLD POTPOURRI|$100|easy|Barbados has a Trafalgar Square, too & its statue of this hero is older than the one in London|Nelson
25/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NEFERTITI TIME|$1200|hard|Some historians speculated that a mummy found at Location KV35 in this valley may prove to be Nefertiti|the Valley of the Kings
26/05/2008|Jeopardy!|HEAVYWEIGHTS|$400|easy|Ingemar Johansson won the heavyweight title from him in 1959 but lost 2 rematches|Floyd Patterson
03/07/2008|Jeopardy!|ON MY HEAD|$600|medium|Auricles are the outer portion of these on your head|ears
22/01/1999|Jeopardy!|ITALIAN ART|$300|easy|One of the greatest painters of the Venetian school, this 16th century artist was born Tiziano Vecellio|Titian
22/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$200|easy|From a French phrase for 'mobile hospital', it's a vehicle for transporting the sick or injured|Ambulance
24/01/2012|Jeopardy!|CANADIAN POSTAL ABBREVIATIONS|$400|easy|AB|Alberta
25/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|I GO BY 'AL'|$1600|hard|If I take the 5:15 p.m. train from Adelaide, Australia on Sunday night, I go by this city Monday at noon|Alice Springs
26/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE ITALIAN RENAISSANCE|$800|hard|His drawing of the 'Vitruvian Man' represented the body of the human male in perfect proportion|Leonardo da Vinci
16/11/2000|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE HODGEPODGE|$300|easy|(Hi, I'm Margaret Bickers, a contestant in the 1992 'Jeopardy!' College Tournament, now a pilot in Iowa)  This government agency runs a center for aviation systems reliability at Iowa State|FAA (Federal Aviation Administration)
24/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TEAMS THAT DON'T END IN S|$2000|hard|Alabama has the Crimson Tide & Tulane has this colorful nickname|the Green Wave
17/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BULGARIA|$800|hard|City that's home to the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences & the Bulgarian State Conservatory|Sofia
18/11/1988|Jeopardy!|ART|$200|easy|The starting point and center of early Renaissance art was in this Italian city|Florence
19/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|UNLIKELY MOVIE SEQUELS|$1200|hard|Ashton Kutcher, as a friend of the skipper played by George Clooney, sails off to bring in one more catch in his memory|The Perfect Storm
12/04/2011|Jeopardy!|'H_BO'|$400|easy|An instruction manual like the one Boy Scouts use|a handbook
01/07/1998|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 ALBUMS|$500|medium|'Bella Donna'|Stevie Nicks
21/10/2002|Jeopardy!|LOOK WHO'S TALKING|$200|easy|1865: 'The South is avenged!'|John Wilkes Booth
16/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$400|easy|The bullhead, a type of this fish, has hornlike barbels near its mouth that look like whiskers|Catfish
10/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MODERN HISTORY|$200|easy|John Poindexter's conviction for his role in this scandal was overturned in 1991|the Iran-Contra affair
13/01/2000|Final Jeopardy!|WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS|None|None|This phrase originally referred to the period between July & August, when Sirius rises with the sun|Dog days of summer
16/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|7-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|In geometry, it's a plane figure with 6 sides & 6 angles|hexagon
16/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMATED MOVIE PLOTS|$800|hard|4 musicians help Lord Admiral save Pepperland from the Blue Meanies & their anti-music missiles in this classic|Yellow Submarine
16/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ROGER!|$1600|hard|He was to fly as lunar module pilot on the first manned Apollo mission but tragically never made it|Roger Chaffee
09/06/1999|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$300|easy|Frances Willard, a president of the WCTU, was the first woman honored in this Capitol building hall|Statuary Hall
01/02/2006|Jeopardy!|21st CENTURY POLITICAL QUOTES|$400|easy|'I spent several years in a North Vietnamese prison camp... you think I want to do that all over again as vice president?'|(John) McCain
20/11/1996|Jeopardy!|WORLD FACTS|$500|medium|The Schwedagon pagoda in this Myanmar city may have been built more than 2000 years ago|Yangon
27/04/2011|Jeopardy!|THE DOG WHISPERER|$400|easy|(Cesar Millan is holding a dog) One of the most powerful tools in working with dogs is giving rewards, what psychologists call this type of reinforcement|positive
29/05/1998|Jeopardy!|SCHOOL DAZE|$100|easy|In 1997 Evanston, Illinois briefly banned these 15-minute breaks in its elementary schools|Recess
13/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BIG OLD ISLANDS|$200|easy|In 1856 those little devils on Van Diemen's Land changed its name to this|Tasmania
08/11/2010|Jeopardy!|SHOWING YOU THE ANNE HATHAWAY|$600|medium|Anne finds out she's Genovian royalty in this 2001 film|The Princess Diaries
20/12/2002|Jeopardy!|CAN'T LIVE WITH 'EM|$800|hard|Ernie K-Doe sang about her, 'Every time I open my mouth she steps in and tries to put me out'|Mother-in-Law
19/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$800|hard|In the Roman Catholic Church, several parishes in an area form this territorial district headed by a bishop|diocese
25/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS LEFTIES|$2000|hard|The Braves' pitching staff in the '40s was said to be this lefty 'and (Johnny) Sain and two days of rain'|Warren Spahn
29/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$400|easy|Katherine Anne Porter got this title & plot device from a 1494 Sebastian Brant work|Ship of Fools
24/06/2010|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT TIMES|$600|medium|In ancient Greece they came in 3 architectural styles & were made of stone drums stacked & joined with pegs|columns
07/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$800|hard|After a close & bitter contest, this Illinois Democrat lost her Senate seat in 1998|Carol Moseley Braun
17/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE DIRECTOR'S CHAIR|$1200|hard|'The Hard Case', 'Snatch', 'Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels'|Guy Ritchie
21/05/2010|Jeopardy!|FASHIONABLE WORDS|$400|easy|Jackie Kennedy's iconic look included this classic round brimless hat|pillbox
16/12/2010|Jeopardy!|ADD A LETTER|$400|easy|When curvy gets an extra letter, it becomes this disease|scurvy
11/12/1996|Jeopardy!|TV CHARACTERS|$200|easy|On 'The Beverly Hillbilles' this cantankerous character's real name was Daisy Moses|Granny (Moses)
03/02/2011|Jeopardy!|'M.C.' 5|$400|easy|The parents of this 52nd governor of New York immigrated to the U.S. from Salerno, Italy|Mario Cuomo
20/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC U.S. BUILDINGS|$1600|hard|Greene & Greene designed the Gamble House, a seminal work in this 3-word style inspired by William Morris|Arts and Crafts
16/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL PLAYWRIGHTS|$2000|hard|A N.Y. production of his play 'People Are Living There' moved the setting from his native South Africa to N.J.|Athol Fugard
23/02/1999|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS EX-TEENAGERS|$200|easy|She was only 18 when she sang with her mom Judy Garland at the London Palladium in 1964|Liza Minnelli
12/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL WOMEN|$2500|hard|This Phoenician princess who married King Ahab was thrown out a window & her corpse devoured by dogs|Jezebel
30/11/1994|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$300|easy|Blumenkohl is the German name for this vegetable|cauliflower
07/11/1986|Jeopardy!|NUCLEAR PHYSICS|$500|medium|These negatively charged particles are found orbiting in a 'cloud' around the nucleus of a stable atom|electrons
28/03/2011|Final Jeopardy!|SPORTS IN AMERICA|None|None|Founded in 1795, this city that hosts a popular annual sporting event has 'sport' in its name|Williamsport
23/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew with robot 'Grace' at Carnegie-Mellon University in Pittsburgh)  One of the ways Grace avoids obstacles is by scanning with this narrow beam of light|laser
08/07/1999|Jeopardy!|HILLARY & JACKIE|$300|easy|Hillary had Chelsea in 1980 & Jackie had this child in 1957|Caroline
30/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE DIRECTOR'S CHAIR|$600|medium|'Hour of the Wolf', 'Fanny and Alexander', 'Persona'|Ingmar Bergman
25/02/1998|Jeopardy!|ROCK MUSIC|$200|easy|(Hi.  I am Chris Hardwick.)  In April 1987 MTV premiered the video show 'Headbanger's Ball' for devotees of this type of music|heavy metal
09/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TAKING FLIGHT|$400|easy|The air flowing through a 767's engine on takeoff could inflate this Ohio-based dirigible in less than 10 seconds|the Goodyear Blimp
15/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TV DRAMAS BY EPISODE|$2000|hard|'I, Borg'|Star Trek: The Next Generation
16/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CONTRONYMS|$400|easy|It's the mildest type of burn but the harshest type of murder|first-degree
25/03/1999|Jeopardy!|SIX FLAGS|$500|medium|Troubled Mediterranean island nation whose flag is seen here|Cyprus
29/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|INDIANA JONESING|$2000|hard|Born in Elwood in 1892, this folksy Republican presidential candidate lost to FDR in 1940|Wendell Willkie
09/06/2000|Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS LEADERS|$400|easy|A Turk, Bartholomew I leads the Eastern Orthodox Church from this city|Istanbul (Constantinople)
17/12/1997|Jeopardy!|FRUIT|$200|easy|Its seeds can be roasted, salted & eaten as snacks, & have been spit for a Guinness record|Watermelon
03/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ACCENTÉ|$800|hard|It's the basic ballet maneuver seen here|plié
12/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL|$1600|hard|Made famous by Conan Doyle, this 'colorful' mercenary group fought for Padua, Florence & other Italian city-states|the White Company
04/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SURVIVAL AT SEA|$1600|hard|This 'ancient mariner' bird is the title of Deborah Scaling Kiley's 'True Story Of A Woman's Survival At Sea'|an albatross
11/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE 16TH CENTURY|$800|hard|This confederation was split in the 1531 War of the Catholic Cantons|Swiss Confederation
28/12/1994|Double Jeopardy!|POT LUCK|$800|hard|This Finnish-born architect designed NYC's CBS building, his only skyscraper|(Eero) Saarinen
03/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OLD HAT|$1600|hard|The Smithsonian has a teensy top hat worn by this man, possibly P.T. Barnum's most famous attraction|Tom Thumb
28/09/2011|Jeopardy!|BEHIND BARS|$600|medium|This directional term refers to a nonalcoholic drink placed at the side of the booze in a separate glass|a back
05/04/1996|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT AMERICANS|$100|easy|Von Humboldt popularized this group name; they called themselves Tenochca, Mexica & Colhua Mexica|Aztecs
17/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$1600|hard|In 1981 this maestro from India was made music director for life of the Israel Philharmonic|(Zubin) Mehta
17/04/2000|Jeopardy!|'ROUND THE WORLD|$300|easy|A manufacturing powerhouse since the Industrial Revolution, this city is England's 2nd largest in population|Birmingham
11/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TO THE CORPS|$400|easy|Flying or not, this Marine Corps nickname refers to a collar once part of the uniform|Leathernecks
06/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'DON'T' FORGET THIS SONG|$400|easy|Julie Covington made a popular recording of this song from 'Evita'|'Don't Cry For Me Argentina'
10/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|This Algerian port's old city is dominated by the Casbah|Algiers
05/12/2007|Jeopardy!|U.S. GOVERNMENT|$600|medium|The original Declaration of Independence is on display in this records depository building|the National Archives
16/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL DRAMAS|$600|medium|'Becket' opens with this monarch saying, 'Well, Thomas Becket, are you satisfied?  I am naked at your tomb'|Henry II
21/12/1999|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 ALBUMS OF THE YEARS|$400|easy|1988: 'Faith'|George Michael
06/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORDS|$800|hard|You'll find the crossword in the 'Life' section of this, 'The Nation's Newspaper'|USA Today
27/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION|$600|medium|Sealed with solder, they were used to preserve meat & soup for British soldiers during the War of 1812|Tins/tin cans
10/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SHE WAS IN THAT?|$600|medium|This glamorous star born in Hungary played the owner of a strip joint in Orson Welles' 'Touch of Evil'|Zsa Zsa Gabor
09/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS WHO DIED IN OFFICE|$1200|hard|Died in the first year of a century|McKinley
19/10/2009|Jeopardy!|SELF-INDULGENT REALITY TV|$1000|hard|On 'I'm With' this actor, the Oscar nominee once threatened to pull someone's endocrine system from their body|Gary Busey
27/09/1995|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$300|easy|In 1990 this space telescope provided the first picture of Charon as completely separate from Pluto|the Hubble telescope
16/03/2001|Jeopardy!|GRAVE MATTERS|$300|easy|It was no laughing matter when this silent film legend's body was stolen from a Swiss cemetery in 1978|Charlie Chaplin
12/12/2001|Jeopardy!|HELLO, GOOD BUY|$600|medium|Pfizer was a good buy in May 2001, when the government said 3 times more people need drugs to lower this|cholesterol
09/10/2006|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$200|easy|A round tower opened in Copenhagen in 1642 as an observatory has this name in English|the Round Tower
17/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN MOONS OF URANUS|$200|easy|Characters from this play circling Uranus are Ariel & Miranda|The Tempest
13/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|A FLY CATEGORY|$400|easy|A magic flying carpet was a character in this 1992 Disney film|Aladdin
16/03/1990|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$100|easy|Mother Goose character who sat on a wall & had a great fall|Humpty Dumpty
10/10/1997|Jeopardy!|TITLE FILM FEMALES|$200|easy|Young backwoods woman played by Jodie Foster in a 1994 film|Nell
29/03/2006|Jeopardy!|LANDMARK'S THE SPOT|$600|medium|Oddly, Olivier & Handel lie in this area of Westminster Abbey, along with Browning & Tennyson|Poets' Corner
22/03/2007|Jeopardy!|ROMANS|$600|medium|Roman consul Lucius Metellus didn't play guitar for Metallica, but he did fight in the first of these lasting 264-241 B.C.|the Punic Wars
01/03/2004|Jeopardy!|FOOD FOR THOUGHT|$1000|hard|Because of all the grain grown there, Kansas is known as this wicker container 'of the nation'|the breadbasket
27/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ODD COUPLES|$800|hard|'R-E-S-P-E-C-T' is all this singer wants from her kite-flying beau|Aretha & Ben Franklin
16/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|DOGS|$200|easy|This gray hunting dog was formerly called a Weimar pointer|Weimaraner
17/09/1997|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$200|easy|The Wise Men, sent to Bethlehem by this king, were warned by God not to return to him|Herod
17/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS TEENS|$1600|hard|Born in San Diego in 1986, this redheaded snowboarder was the 2003 U.S. Open Slopestyle champ|Shaun White
09/07/2003|Jeopardy!|'M'MMMMM GOOD!|$200|easy|An ancient embalmed Egyptian, wrapped in linen|mummy
15/11/1994|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|A fountain at its Point State Park symbolizes the confluence of the Ohio, Monongahela & Allegheny Rivers|Pittsburgh
21/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LEGENDARY RHYME TIME|$600|medium|Goat god's well-thought-out merrymaking schemes|Pan's plans
08/06/2001|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL VPs|$400|easy|Thomas Jefferson|John Adams
14/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A SNAKEY CATEGORY|$800|hard|Stanley Kunitz wrote a poem, 'The Snakes Of' this month; take an easy guess & remember, he's a poet|September
23/03/2006|Jeopardy!|GO WITH THE FLOW|$400|easy|The Tagus flows into this ocean|the Atlantic
28/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS SCIENCE|$400|easy|(Sarah of the clue crew gives the clue from the Gatorade Sports Science Institute in Barrington, IL) Strength training breaks down muscle fibers but the rebuilding process requires this, made of amino acids, it's a key part of Gatorade's recovery drinks for after your workout|protein
05/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NEWS PHOTOS|$400|easy|Month and year of the famous first seen here|July, 1969
20/07/2010|Jeopardy!|HELLO, DOLL-Y|$600|medium|Mattel has announced 2 new 'I Can Be...' dolls of her: news anchor & computer engineer|Barbie
22/05/1990|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$100|easy|In 1838 Congress granted mail carrier status to this new form of transportation|Railroads
10/04/2001|Jeopardy!|CONVENTION-AL WISDOM|$600|medium|Ford was 'The first incumbent president since' this Republican who could say ''America is at peace''|Dwight D. Eisenhower
07/03/2001|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$400|easy|Friction, as when a brake pad slows a wheel, converts kinetic energy into this|Heat
03/06/2008|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC ADS & JINGLES|$800|hard|'You'll wonder where the yellow went when you brush your teeth with' this|Pepsodent
13/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PSYCHOLOGY|$800|hard|Noted behavioral psychologist in the photo seen here|(Ivan) Pavlov
23/12/2009|Jeopardy!|BALLET|$200|easy|This ballet concludes with Pat Garrett leading pioneers, marching west|Billy the Kid
20/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL FORGIVENESS|$2000|hard|Matthew 6 says you should pray, 'Forgive us our' these 'as we forgive our' these-ors|debts
26/10/2004|Jeopardy!|1959|$1000|hard|His first novel was 1959's 'Die Blechtrommel', 'The Tin Drum'|(Günter) Grass
05/11/2008|Jeopardy!|'G' WHIZ|$1000|hard|From the Old French for 'watchtower', it's an attic room that's perfect for a soulful starving artist|garret
09/02/2006|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGGIES|$200|easy|Broccoflower is a cross between these 2 veggies|broccoli & cauliflower
21/01/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$200|easy|The moapa dace & bonytail chub are endangered fish in this state known for its gambling & ghost towns|Nevada
22/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|A 'LITTLE' LEARNING|$2000|hard|A pampered boy can get this 3-word nickname, an 1886 Burnett novel title|Little Lord Fauntleroy
15/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S CHECK OUT SOME COLLEGES|$1200|hard|This Ivy Leaguer seems nice... New Haven in the fall, fine drama school (Jodie Foster! Streep!) Tuition $33,030? Holy Eli!|Yale University
18/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'IN' THE MOVIES|$1200|hard|Emile Hirsch plays a college grad who journeys to Alaska (with dire consequences) in this 2007 film|Into the Wild
15/11/1989|Jeopardy!|PHYSICAL SCIENCE|$300|easy|Carbohydrates, such as sugars & starch, contain these 3 elements|carbon, hydrogen, & oxygen
12/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE OPERATIC BLANK|$1200|hard|Mussorgsky: 'Boris _____'|Godunov
18/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$200|easy|George Washington was chancellor of this college from 1788 until his death|William and Mary
03/04/2003|Jeopardy!|LOTTO FEVER|$600|medium|In 1980 Congress forbade the use of this for distribution of lottery materials|the mails
26/05/2005|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE A DOLL!|$400|easy|One accessory sold for the Bratz dolls is a stretch one of these to take them to the prom in style|a limousine
08/01/2008|Jeopardy!|DRINK IT, DANCE IT OR DRIVE IT|$600|medium|Kirsch|drink it
06/07/2007|Jeopardy!|HOOKED ON HOMOPHONICS|$400|easy|A path of travel, or a subterranean plant part|route / root
28/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THINKERS|$200|easy|The London grave of this Communist thinker is seen here|Karl Marx
08/07/2011|Jeopardy!|SLICED FRUIT|$1000|hard|This fruit is associate with India's folklore and religious ceremonies|mango
21/01/1999|Jeopardy!|SUSHI|$400|easy|The topping seen here is ikura, made of these from a salmon|Roe
26/04/2000|Jeopardy!|TITLE FILM FOLK|$500|medium|'Anna and the King' (1999)|Jodie Foster & Chow Yun-fat
26/09/2006|Jeopardy!|'SS' THE SITUATION|$1000|hard|Hemingway wrote anything was 'better than Ezra learning to play' this low-range woodwind instrument|bassoon
14/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE FABULOUS '50s|$800|hard|The group seen here is discussing the merits of this room they are looking at|a kitchen
04/01/2006|Jeopardy!|MYTHING IN ACTION|$1000|hard|This creature whose name means 'round eye' may be inspired by workers with concentric circle forehead tattoos|Cyclops
19/06/2000|Jeopardy!|MOVIE SPOUSES|$100|easy|Spencer Tracy's in 'Guess Who's Coming to Dinner'|Katharine Hepburn
08/07/2004|Jeopardy!|THAT'S MY SCHOOL!|$1700|hard|We wonder if his famous sandals are required footwear at the Chicago school of podiatric medicine named for him|Dr. Scholl
20/01/1999|Jeopardy!|SKYSCRAPERS BY CITY|$400|easy|Pillsbury Building|Minneapolis
06/11/2001|Jeopardy!|MYTHMASH|$300|easy|Rejected by Narcissus, she faded away until all that was left was a voice, a voice|Echo
12/04/2004|Jeopardy!|YOU SELL IT, GIRL!|$800|hard|She's just one of the kids who push this brand|Campbell's Soup
14/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THE U.N.|$400|easy|In 1971 the General Assembly voted to oust this nation; the Beijing government replaced it|Taiwan
01/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY BOOKS|$400|easy|His books include 'I Am Not Spock' & a photographic study of the female form called 'Shekhina'|Leonard Nimoy
26/09/1984|Jeopardy!|TRIVIA|$500|medium|Ohio City named for an ancestor of the 24th president|Cleveland
13/11/2006|Jeopardy!|NEW TABLOID DUOS|$200|easy|A scandalous, legendary Camelot couple:  Lancevere|Lancelot & Guinevere
27/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SEA CREATURES|$1200|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew back at Sea World in San Diego)  Seals can be divided into those that have these external organs & those like harbor seals that don't; Hellooo!|ears
26/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ALL IN THE FAMILY|$1200|hard|Premiering in 1972, it was the first spinoff of 'All in the Family'|Maude
07/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'S'HOES|$1200|hard|This brand's top-sider has been an American favorite since 1935|Sperry
02/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY RELATIVES|$1000|hard|His daughter Susan's memoir about life with him is called 'Home Before Dark'|John Cheever
06/11/1997|Jeopardy!|it's microscopic|$600|medium|People who are allergic to dust are actually more allergic to this arachnid, seen here:|a dust mite
23/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ERIC STOLTZ WAS IN THAT?|$1000|hard|There was a lot of buzz when Eric starred in the 1989 sequel to this 1986 Jeff Goldblum film|The Fly
01/02/2005|Jeopardy!|THE LARGEST IN AREA|$400|easy|Brazil, Botswana, Belgium|Brazil
21/07/1999|Jeopardy!|OUT FOR A 'SPIN'|$300|easy|For a person, it's a sudden descent into depression; for an airplane, it's a sudden descent|Tailspin
03/11/2005|Jeopardy!|REALLY TOUGH WHEEL OF FORTUNE PUZZLES|$400|easy|THING: It's the cavity or tube that connects the oral & nasal passages with the esophagus & larynx|pharynx
27/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ROOFS|$800|hard|The roof of the Sydney Opera House has towers that were meant to resemble these|Sails
12/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|SOLVE FOR EX|$1600|hard|This singer-songwriter said his tweeting too much was an issue in his breakup with Jennifer Aniston|John Mayer
10/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FETAL ATTRACTION|$400|easy|Named for the sac surrounding the fetus, this fluid cushions the fetus from injury|Amniotic fluid
24/02/2005|Jeopardy!|DRINKS|$800|hard|The song 'Drops Of Jupiter' by Train mentions 'The best' one of these espresso drinks 'you ever had'|a soy latte
14/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'E' CHANNEL|$1600|hard|In 1974 Spokane's Cannon Island was the site of this, which featured an environmental theme|an expo
10/05/2007|Jeopardy!|LEWIS CARROLL|$600|medium|''Contrariwise,' continued' he, ''if it was so, it might be''|Tweedledee
07/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A BARRY MANILOW SONGBOOK|$1600|hard|'Then one day the sun appears, and we come shining through those lonely years'|I Made It Through The Rain
05/11/2002|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL PETS|$1000|hard|He kept some of his favorite racing fillies at the White House, including Emily & Lady Nashville|Andrew Jackson
04/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHATCHA WATCHIN'?|$800|hard|This 'so random!' Disney series starring Demi Lovato|Sonny with a Chance
21/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER AT THE MOVIES|$1200|hard|Jimmy Stewart Christmas perennial about a reluctant Monty Python messiah|It's a Wonderful Life of Brian
12/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE AM I?|$1600|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew stands before an outdoor display of a whale skeleton.)  Holy Cross is a college in Massachusetts; across the country, the name of this University of California campus means 'holy cross'|UC Santa Cruz
28/06/2005|Jeopardy!|IN THE PANTRY|$200|easy|Country Time was introduced as a drink mix of this fruit beverage|lemonade
06/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GET MOVING|$800|hard|Tesla & Lightning are companies that make cars powered by this|electricity
22/03/2001|Jeopardy!|FOOTNOTES IN HISTORY|$100|easy|In 1866 Henry Bergh founded the American Society for the Prevention of this (1)  (1) He also founded a similar society to protect children|Cruelty to Animals
16/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL, HAIL ALBANIA|$200|easy|In this 1997 Dustin Hoffman film, the U.S. wages a fictional war with Albania|Wag the Dog
01/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|STOCK SYMBOLS|$1600|hard|It's been on the NYSE in some form since 1824: ED|Con Edison (Consolidated Edison)
03/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MARY: ME|$1200|hard|Me: Mary of Lorraine, regent of this country for my 12-year-old daughter, Mary Stuart|Scotland
11/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE SEC|$800|hard|Before Congress in 2009, investigator Harry Markopolos lambasted the SEC's (non-)oversight of this Ponzi schemer|Bernie Madoff
09/03/2004|Jeopardy!|TV CHARACTERS|$400|easy|A shoe salesman who lives on Jeopardy Lane, he escapes the rigors of married life by going to The Jiggly Room|Al Bundy
15/11/2006|Jeopardy!|CAN I BUY YOU A DRINK?|$800|hard|You might enjoy this drink, classically made with equal parts of orange juice & peach Schnapps|a fuzzy navel
26/03/1999|Jeopardy!|AFTER THE WHITE HOUSE|$200|easy|In 1841 he represented the Amistad mutineers before the Supreme Court|John Quincy Adams
11/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES & THEIR ROLES|$800|hard|In 1997 Brandy starred on TV as 'Cinderella' & this singer played her fairy godmother|Whitney Houston
07/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THIS MOVIE IS 'DEAD'|$800|hard|1982: Steve Martin innovatively interacts with clips from classic film noir movies|Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid
14/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|DRIVER'S ED.|$800|hard|If, God forbid, the gas pedal sticks on you, quickly shift into this|neutral
10/11/1986|Jeopardy!|CAESAREAN SECTION|$500|medium|His character's death was focal point of 'A Soldier's Story'; his own tragic death came a year later|Adolph Caesar
02/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|COOL YOUR JETS|$1000|hard|Once flown by Francis Gary Powers, it's the famous U.S. reconnaissance jet of the '50s & '60s seen here|U-2
09/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|RECONSTRUCTION|$1200|hard|Created in 1866 it's name evolved from the Greek word for 'circle'|the Ku Klux Klan
25/09/1995|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SITCOMS|$500|medium|It was the occupation of Jerry Robinson on 'The Bob Newhart Show'|dentist
30/03/2009|Jeopardy!|I'M LATIN INTOLERANT|$200|easy|I cannot tolerate this Latin phrase abbreviated A.D. when referring to the time since Jesus was born|Anno Domini
21/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL PUNISHMENT|$400|easy|Phnom Penh|Cambodia
19/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$2000|hard|His last work, 'Don Quichotte a Dulcinée', has the same Spanish flavor as his more famous 'Bolero'|Ravel
03/01/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S A GROUP THING|$800|hard|As president, Andrew Jackson had an informal group of advisors popularly called this cozy 2-word name|the Kitchen Cabinet
05/10/2009|Jeopardy!|NOVEL QUOTES|$400|easy|Novel that says, 'Eliza made her desperate retreat across the river just in the dusk of twilight'|Uncle Tom's Cabin
13/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|KIDDY LIT|$400|easy|In Sweden Astrid Lindgren's creation is Pippi Langstrump; in America, her last name is this|Pippi Longstocking
25/01/2000|Jeopardy!|NO. 3 SONGS|$100|easy|The Beatles sang that he 'doesn't have a point of view, knows not where he's going to'|Nowhere Man
01/02/2010|Jeopardy!|THINGS WITH STINGS|$400|easy|There are some 1,400 known species of this arachnid that has pincers up front & a stinger in the tail|a scorpion
23/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|INSIDE THE EUROPEAN CAPITAL|$2000|hard|'All' of us know that Tall Hermann's Tower is in this Estonian city|Tallinn
04/12/2001|Jeopardy!|GIN|$800|hard|Brand of gin whose logo is seen here|Beefeater
19/05/2004|Jeopardy!|VEGGIE-POURRI|$400|easy|Baby borscht, a fad in the fifties, was made from baby food--specifically, the strained type of these red veggies|beets
02/12/2005|Jeopardy!|NEW HERE?|$600|medium|It precedes '15' to describe the extra weight from a new lifestyle of late-night study & excess pizza|freshman
07/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN FILM COUNTRIES|$800|hard|1990: 'Tie Me Up!  Tie Me Down!'|Spain
20/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHEEL OF JEOPARDY!|$2000|hard|Gaborone is its capital|Botswana
17/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$200|easy|It's what made Quasimodo deaf|Ringing of the bells
29/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'SPACE' MOVIES|$800|hard|Bela Lugosi makes a short appearance in this Ed Wood film, hailed as the worst ever made|Plan 9 from Outer Space
04/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE PEACE OF WESTPHALIA|$400|easy|This Protestant movement named for reformer John got the same status as Lutheranism|Calvinism
03/03/1999|Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|$300|easy|In 1917 he called for a declaration of war against Germany saying that 'The world must be made safe for democracy'|Woodrow Wilson
17/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN ART & ARTISTS|$1200|hard|This Jewish woman's face is grimly composed in Gentileschi's painting of her slaying Holofernes|Judith
30/09/1996|Jeopardy!|POP & ROCK GROUPS|$100|easy|A performing arts center at Cal State Long Beach is named for the members of this 'Close to You' duo|The Carpenters
04/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WE CAN'T GET ENOUGH OPERA!|$1200|hard|In this German composer's 'The Royal Children', a goose-girl gets poisoned by -- you guessed it! -- a witch!|Engelbert Humperdinck
08/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CANADIAN CITIES|$1000|hard|Province House, Canada's oldest legislative building, was completed in 1818 in this Nova Scotia city|Halifax
27/12/1999|Jeopardy!|'90s KIDS' NAMES|$500|medium|Wat?  This 10th president's last name was a top boy's name?  I don't believe it|Tyler
11/09/1997|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FREDS|$200|easy|'Bronco Buster' in 1895 was his first bronze|Frederic Remington
27/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ACADEMY AWARD-WINNING ACTORS|$1600|hard|2002: Polish musician Wladyslaw Szpilman|Adrien Brody
29/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BASH-FUL|$1200|hard|Emily Post says you can give one of these parties for a single mom-to-be as well as for parents about to adopt|a baby shower
09/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$800|hard|A jockey who raced in the Grand National, his mysteries usually have a horse-racing theme|Dick Francis
09/02/1999|Jeopardy!|IT'S A GROUP THING|$300|easy|Nick Mason, Roger Waters, Rick Wright & David Gilmour|Pink Floyd
19/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$800|hard|'Their Finest Hour', Volume II of his WWII history, is divided into 2 sections: 'The Fall of France' & 'Alone'|Churchill
19/01/1993|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$400|easy|Loganberries are believed to be a hybrid of the blackberry & this red berry|the raspberry
24/04/1997|Jeopardy!|COOKING|$300|easy|The 'bulb' type of this utensil moistens meat while it's cooking|Baster
26/05/2005|Jeopardy!|GROOMING AIDS|$200|easy|It's a waxed string used to clean between your teeth|floss
11/12/2001|Jeopardy!|MAGS FOR MEN|$200|easy|This mag that could be called 'Hunt & Fish' has an essay contest on 'How Hunting/Fishing has Influenced my Life'|Field & Stream
21/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES' HIGHEST POINTS|$3000|hard|Ras Dashen, the fourth-highest mountain in Africa|Ethiopia
16/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$600|medium|This boutonniere flower, also known as a clove pink due to its fragrance, is No. 2 in commercial value in the United States|Carnation
29/05/1998|Jeopardy!|INDY 500 FLAGS|$200|easy|A red flag is a sure sign to do this|Stop
03/04/2007|Jeopardy!|DIFFERENT STOKES|$800|hard|Despite his name, this worker in a steam locomotive doesn't douse flames, he stokes them in the boiler|the fireman
25/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$200|easy|The portrait on the U.S. $5 bill is from a photograph taken at this man's studio|Mathew Brady
20/02/2008|Jeopardy!|HIGH SCHOOL|$430|medium|French, Spanish & Italian are in this branch of languages|Romance languages
14/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'...OD' WORDS|$800|hard|A snail or slug, for example|Gastropod
08/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'60s POP MUSIC|$2000|hard|Country group that crossed over to the pop charts in the mid-'60s with the following: ('Counting flowers on the wall...')|The Statler Brothers
09/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'K' RATIONS|$800|hard|In 1997 Ving Rhames played this larger than life boxing promoter|Don King
05/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|I REMEMBER TELEVISION|$800|hard|I remember Bob Crane outwitting Werner Klemperer on this show every week from 1965 to 1971|Hogan's Heroes
25/06/2008|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE NAMES|$800|hard|1996: Liam Neeson fights for Irish free rule|Michael Collins
16/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|KINGS NAMED HAAKON|$200|easy|There have been 7 Haakons, and all have been kings of this country|Norway
07/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ANTARCTIC EXPLORATION|$2000|hard|In 1915 his ship, Endurance, became trapped in ice & drifted for 10 months before being crushed|Ernest Shackleton
12/01/2004|Jeopardy!|MOVIE LOCATIONS|$800|hard|L.A.'s Biltmore played the Sedgewick Hotel, where guests got slimed in this 1984 comedy|Ghostbusters
03/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE AFRICAN PAST|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew delivers a clue from the Newseum in Washington, D.C.)  The Newseum in Washington has a ballot box from this country's first free election in 1994; the ANC triumphed over the National Party|South Africa
25/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' NICKNAMES|$400|easy|'The Fourth Musketeer'|Alexandre Dumas (pere)
16/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY MUSICAL STARS|$2000|hard|A longtime talk show host & short-time 'The View' co-host, she once played Golde in 'Fiddler on the Roof'|Rosie O'Donnell
22/05/2000|Jeopardy!|IDAHO'S GLORIOUS PAST|$100|easy|In 1951 near Arco, usable electricity was first generated from this type of power|Nuclear power
01/04/1991|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & THEIR ROLES|$200|easy|This Nicholson was a Joker|Jack
08/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITY BIRTHPLACES|$800|hard|Melina Mercouri|Athens
06/09/2004|Jeopardy!|'BOARD'|$600|medium|At this time we'd like to do this for our first-class passengers & those traveling with small children|pre-board
25/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OUT IN THE STREET|$400|easy|This street, seen here, was crossed on a 1969 album cover|Abbey Road
22/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CZECH MATE|$2000|hard|This writer's dad, Hermann, married Julie Lowy in 1882 & named their son after the Austro-Hungarian emperor|Franz Kafka
18/06/1999|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FATHERS|None|None|He played rhythm & blues guitar before working as a crane operator & raising a family in Gary, Indiana|Joe Jackson
05/07/2000|Jeopardy!|CHINA|$500|medium|Like Vietnam's Haiphong, China's city of Beihai is a major port receiving shipping on this gulf|the Gulf of Tonkin
02/10/2008|Jeopardy!|FRIENDS|$400|easy|Lucas Cranach was not yet Mayor of Wittenberg when this friend of his nailed the 95 Theses on the church door|Martin Luther
06/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE STARS|$1000|hard|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): Actor seen here in his Oscar-winning role|Martin Landau (as Bela Lugosi in 'Ed Wood')
24/01/2005|Jeopardy!|READER'S DIGEST: AMERICA'S BEST|$1000|hard|The Digest calls this city America's best tourist attraction saying it has 'its own king' & is home to the blues|Memphis
19/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTER ASSASSINATION|$2000|hard|He titled his book 'Le Morte d'Arthur' for a reason; Art takes a sword to the 'brain pan'|(Sir Thomas) Mallory
11/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PORK PRODUCTS?|$200|easy|'Moi' is a perfume inspired by this Muppet star|Miss Piggy
26/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WEIRD 'AL'|$400|easy|If pollen makes you sneeze, you might have one of these hypersensitivities|an allergy
06/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WHO WANTS TO BE A MOLIERE?|$1000|hard|I hate people who don't know that Moliere himself played the title role when this 1666 play of his premiered|The Misanthrope
25/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BREAKING THE ICE WITH ICEBREAKERS|$400|easy|Your friend looks like Lenin--reminds me that in 1957 the icebreaker Lenin was the first surface ship powered by this|nuclear energy
30/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|It's the longest U.S. river east of the Mississippi|Ohio River
04/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE EARLY 20th CENTURY|$2000|hard|In 1915 this birth control advocate was arrested for obscenity for her pamphlet 'Family Limitation'|(Margaret) Sanger
29/05/2009|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY DEBUTS|$1000|hard|In 2008, at age 20, he had 'The Sixth Sense' to make his Broadway debut in the revival of 'America Buffalo'|Haley Joel Osment
29/01/2010|Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS LEADERS|$1600|hard|In 2002 Rowan Williams was appointed by Elizabeth II the 104th person in this position|Archbishop of Canterbury
01/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS|$200|easy|Izvestia, the Soviet daily, is now accepting these -- at $50,000 a page|Advertisements
10/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TV NETWORKS|$600|medium|Since 1996 the Walt Disney Company has owned this 'Alphabet Network'|ABC
16/10/2002|Jeopardy!|BODY SHOTS|$200|easy|Go against your best interest & you shoot yourself here|in the foot
15/09/1998|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS MEN|$500|medium|This inventor of vulcanization was sent to debtor's prison; maybe for bouncing checks?|Charles Goodyear
12/06/2007|Jeopardy!|QUOTH THE PRESIDENT|$600|medium|In 1759 he wrote, 'Discipline is the soul of an army. It... procures success to the weak, and esteem to all'|Washington
08/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'V' IS FOR...|$1200|hard|...this material, what old phonograph records are made of|vinyl
01/03/2007|Jeopardy!|MY MAINE MAN!|$400|easy|Listen, my children, & you shall hear, he was born Feb. 27, 1807 in Portland (hey, he was the poet, not me)|Longfellow
20/11/1996|Jeopardy!|TOUGH NURSERY RHYMES|$400|easy|'These two fruits, say the bells of St. Clemon's'|Oranges & Lemons
03/10/2002|Jeopardy!|PORTS|$600|medium|Until Haiti became independent, this 'Port' served as the capital of the colony of Saint-Domingue from 1770 to 1804|Port-au-Prince
22/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN TRIVIA|$1000|hard|An Egyptian gave it to Othello's mother, & Othello gave it to Desdemona|her handkerchief
02/12/2011|Jeopardy!|SHADES OF GRAY|$200|easy|An elderly lady in a gray dress haunts Frankfort's Liberty Hall, once home to this state's first U.S. Senator|Kentucky
24/04/2001|Jeopardy!|PSYCHO BABBLE|$100|easy|Norman Bates says that this person -- 'What is the phrase? -- she isn't quite herself today'|His mother
25/01/2010|Jeopardy!|MY GIRLFRIEND|$400|easy|Superman met this love interest working at the Daily Planet|Lois Lane
18/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CENTRAL AMERICAN HISTORY|$600|medium|A 1969 war between Honduras & El Salvador followed a qualifying match for this sporting event|World Cup (of soccer)
04/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|THE 16th CENTURY|$1600|hard|This cardinal's downfall began when he couldn't get an annulment for Henry VIII|Cardinal Thomas Wolsey
19/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE ORIENT EXPRESS|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew relaxes in a dining car.)  To prepare for a visit from this last tsar, the French president had 7 new train cars created to show true French elegance|Nicholas II
30/10/2002|Jeopardy!|STAR WARS STARS|$1000|hard|Gale Sayers in the original 'Brian's Song', he played the dashing Lando Calrissian in 2 of the films|Billy Dee Williams
11/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|TREATIES|$200|easy|The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo in 1848 ended the war between the U.S. & this country|Mexico
29/10/2001|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC GEOGRAPHY|None|None|Upon this nation's independence in 1903, it was 'moved' from one continent to another|Panama
16/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|A STONY CATEGORY|$1200|hard|According to 17th century poet Richard Lovelace, 'stone walls do not' one of these 'make'|a prison
26/11/1999|Jeopardy!|READ ANY GOOD BOOKS?|$500|medium|Billie Letts' 'Where the Heart Is' opens with Novalee Nation stranded in Oklahoma at this discount store|Wal-Mart
21/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CARPOOL TUNNEL SYNDROME|$2000|hard|An international tunnel takes carpoolers from this city, Canada's Auto Capital, to Detroit, the USA's Motor City|Windsor, Ontario
16/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'L'|$1200|hard|Feminine digit cakes (11)|ladyfingers
10/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$400|easy|It's been proposed that sulfate aerosols from these geological phenomena killed off the dinosaurs|volcanoes
23/01/2007|Jeopardy!|NAMES OF THE '60s|$800|hard|He first became head of the Palestine Liberation Organization in 1969|Yasser Arafat
07/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DEDICATED|$2000|hard|This 2005 memoir by Joan Didion was naturally 'for John and for Quintana', her husband & her daughter|The Year of Magical Thinking
03/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE FIRTH OF FORTH|$400|easy|Of a person, a city or a river, what the forth in Firth of Forth refers to|a river
10/07/2009|Jeopardy!|ZIP IT!|$600|medium|To 86538, to send it to this Arizona town that was 'too tough to die'|Tombstone
06/01/1999|Jeopardy!|TBA|$100|easy|White smoke rising from the Vatican announces the election of a new one of these|Pope
09/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$5000|hard|This bestselling mystery writer's father, C.W., used consecutive lines of a nursery rhyme for his titles|Sue Grafton
14/10/2004|Jeopardy!|FOOD, GLORIOUS FOOD|$2100|hard|The name of these sugar, egg white & coconut cookies comes from the same root word as a pasta|macaroons
30/09/2011|Jeopardy!|PROHIBITION|$800|hard|The St. Louis brewery--er, former brewery--headed by this man did just fine as a maker of malt extract|(August) Busch
01/01/2003|Jeopardy!|DANIEL|$1000|hard|Much of the first half of the book of Daniel was written in this language spoken by Jesus, the rest in Hebrew|Aramaic
13/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'MY' BABY|$1600|hard|This white fatty material insulates brain nerves in sheaths & enables enhanced transmission of impulses|myelin
20/07/2009|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY YEARBOOK SUPERLATIVES|$600|medium|At her New York high school in 1999, she was voted most likely to appear on 'Jeopardy!'; we'd love to have her|Natalie Portman
17/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LOOK OUT 'BELL'OW|$200|easy|On July 8, 1776 it was sounded in the tower of Independence Hall|the Liberty Bell
14/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|POISONS|$1000|hard|This poison producing paralysis in its victims was used on South American Indian arrows|curare
14/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$400|easy|The Highland version of this instrument has a blowpipe, a chanter & 3 drones|Bagpipes
03/03/1998|Jeopardy!|MOVIEGOING|$300|easy|Introduced in the '30s, they usually included one major release & one B movie|Double Feature
10/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OBSERVATIONS & CELEBRATIONS|$800|hard|In 2003 Christmas was celebrated during this Jewish holiday|Hanukkah
26/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS|$1600|hard|'Meaningless chatter' in medieval French, it's now the specialized vocabulary of a profession|jargon
07/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NEW ZEALAND|$800|hard|This 1994 New Zealand-made film about 2 teen murderers starred Kate Winslet & Melanie Lynskey|Heavenly Creatures
08/02/1999|Jeopardy!|BRAIN STRAIN|$100|easy|The word monosyllable has this many syllables|5
01/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE COLOR PURPLE|$600|medium|In song, 'it was a one-eyed, one-horned, flyin'' this; sure looks strange to me|a purple people eater
12/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CONGRESSIONAL RECORD|$2000|hard|In 1900 Brigham H. Roberts was excluded from the House for having been convicted of this crime|bigamy
16/01/2007|Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN LEADERS|$1000|hard|Searching for a cure for this disease in their son Alexis led Nicholas & Alexandra to Rasputin|hemophilia
27/06/2006|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE MEANINGS|$400|easy|I stared down into my ___ of latte so I wouldn't have to look at his ugly jowly ___|mug
03/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ART SCENARIOS|$2000|hard|1492: Naked 'man' within circle & square; appears to have multiple limbs; text above & below|Vitruvian Man
07/09/1999|Jeopardy!|FARAWAY PLACES|$300|easy|The Forbidden City is at the heart of this capital of China, also called Peking|Beijing
21/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S WOMEN|$400|easy|In Act I her nurse & mother discuss her upcoming 14th birthday|Juliet
31/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PARTY ANIMALS|$400|easy|Animal symbol of the political party that convened in New York City in August 2004|the elephant
07/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FLIGHTLESS BIRDS|$1200|hard|A grebe named for this lake is endangered because it's often caught in nets by Peruvian & Bolivian fishermen|Lake Titicaca
15/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS & MUSIC|$400|easy|'Camelot': Alan Jay Lerner & ____|Frederic Lowe
20/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FERDINAND RULES!|$1000|hard|Trying to take Castile, Portugal's Ferdinand II aligned himself with the Duke of Lancaster, John of this|Gaunt
05/05/2009|Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$1000|hard|Carved in 196 B.C., its text was written by priests to honor Ptolemy V|the Rosetta Stone
03/06/1999|Jeopardy!|COUNTY SEATS|$300|easy|This Iowa city, the seat of Black Hawk County, has a name Wellington would remember|Waterloo
13/11/2008|Jeopardy!|ALL YOU NEED IS GOV.|$200|easy|Former presidential candidate Bill Richardson|New Mexico
10/03/2000|Jeopardy!|NAME THE DECADE|$400|easy|Picasso painted 'Guernica'|the 1930s
23/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS RELATIVES|$1000|hard|This great female modern dancer & choreographer who died in 1991 was a direct descendant of Miles Standish|Martha Graham
19/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HIS WIFE|$1000|hard|Rebecca Pidgeon, wife of this writer, has acted in his plays 'Speed-The-Plow' & 'Oleanna'|David Mamet
15/02/2008|Jeopardy!|STATE NICKNAMES|$600|medium|'The Tar Heel State'|North Carolina
28/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$600|medium|Melted watches dot the landscape in this Spaniard's 'The Persistence of Memory'|Salvador Dali
20/01/2011|Jeopardy!|GET OFF YOUR HIGH HORSE|$1000|hard|This 20th-century leader rides in Anatolia|Kemal Ataturk
31/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$400|easy|1 of 2 U.S. senators from Hawaii; they share a first name & middle initial|Daniel K. Inouye or Daniel K. Akaka
28/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK MUSIC|$800|hard|The title of a 1927 Hermann Hesse novel gave this 'Born To Be Wild' group its name|Steppenwolf
13/12/2007|Jeopardy!|MEET THE ROBINSONS|$800|hard|In 1951 he defeated Jake LaMotta to become middleweight boxing champ|Sugar Ray Robinson
03/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$200|easy|Its name is a pronoun, the objective case of 'we'|Us Magazine
13/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$400|easy|Of measles, mumps or chicken pox, the one for which no vaccine is generally available|Chicken pox
13/01/2011|Jeopardy!|BELOW THE BELT|$1000|hard|Houdini had an easy time getting out of these pants parts the Brits call 'turn-ups'|cuffs
07/04/2008|Jeopardy!|FROM 'RAG's|$600|medium|4-winged predatory insect of the order Odonata|a dragonfly
01/10/2002|Jeopardy!|TWINS|$800|hard|Brigitte Helm played both the virginal Maria & her sexy robot twin in this 1927 Fritz Lang film|Metropolis
05/02/2001|Jeopardy!|TALK NONSENSE|$400|easy|Children's taunt once used by fugitive Deborah Ulrich in a letter to police|nyah nyah nyah
11/09/2001|Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$300|easy|Masterpieces in this Manhattan museum include 'Starry Night' & 'Les Demoiselles d'Avignon'|Museum of Modern Art
25/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WEST VIRGINIA|$800|hard|Think faster than the speed of sound: this pilot was born in Myra on Feb. 13, 1923|(Chuck) Yeager
25/11/1998|Jeopardy!|THE SOLAR SYSTEM|$300|easy|The name of this light display in the Earth's atmosphere is from the Latin for 'northern dawn'|Aurora Borealis
13/06/2005|Jeopardy!|ISAAC|$200|easy|In the Bible Isaac was the first to have this procedure done at the age of 8 days, still a Jewish custom|circumcision
06/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$400|easy|First elected in 1978 from Georgia's 6th District, he's that state's senior member in the House|Newt Gingrich
11/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC|$3000|hard|In 2002 this movie soundtrack won ACM awards for Album of the Year & Vocal Event for 'I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow'|O Brother, Where Art Thou?
27/09/2011|Jeopardy!|I'D RATHER STAY 'HOME'|$800|hard|4-word completion of the proverb 'Curses, like chickens...'|come home to roost
06/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORDS|$1600|hard|Will Shortz, this newspaper's crossword editor, presents puzzles on NPR's 'Weekend Edition'|The New York Times
16/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TEXTILES|$1200|hard|This brocaded fabric uses gold or silver metallic threads; Elvis had a famous gold tuxedo made of it|lame
03/11/1989|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$400|easy|Lyophilization is the scientific name of this process used to produce instant coffee|Freeze-drying
08/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY SCRAPBOOK|$1600|hard|This Russian seen here set the table for future chemists|Mendeleyev
27/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POETRY FILL IN THE BLANK|$800|hard|'What happens to a dream ____?  Does it dry up like a raisin in the sun?'|deferred
29/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$400|easy|2 major airports, JFK & LaGuardia, lie on this island|Long Island
07/05/2003|Jeopardy!|SCRIPT TEASE|$800|hard|1964: 'Mein Fuhrer, I can walk!'|Dr. Strangelove
03/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTIAL MONOGRAMS|$2000|hard|WFM|Walter F. Mondale
19/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MODERN SCIENTISTS|$2000|hard|On March 16, 1961 NASA dedicated its space flight center to this man on the 35th anniversary of a major feat of his|Robert Goddard
11/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|SPELLING|$1000|hard|Full name of the lady who plays Maddie Hayes on 'Moonlighting'|C-Y-B-I-L-L S-H-E-P-H-E-R-D
23/04/2008|Jeopardy!|LOOK OUT BELOW|$600|medium|You can see a lava dome forming in this volcano that blew its top in 1980|Mount St. Helens
04/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|REED-ING|$2000|hard|In this post in the late 19th c.,  Thomas Reed introduced the 'Reed Rules' ensuring majority party control of Congress' agenda|Speaker of the House
27/03/2007|Jeopardy!|WITCHCRAFT|$400|easy|This word for an assembly of 13 witches comes from the same root as a word for a gathering of nuns|a coven
08/02/1999|Jeopardy!|JIM DANDIES|$300|easy|In this 1939 book, the Joads run into Jim Casy, a preacher who becomes an activist|The Grapes Of Wrath
03/04/2001|Jeopardy!|GENE WILDER|$200|easy|In his first movie, Gene played a mortician kidnapped by Warren Beatty in this 1967 film|Bonnie and Clyde
30/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$1000|hard|It's the second largest of Spain's Balearic Islands|Minorca
10/02/1997|Jeopardy!|VIDEO GAMES|$100|easy|You can play 'Donkey Kong Land' on the new smaller 'pocket' version of this portable device|Game Boy
10/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|I'M FROM MISSOURI -- SHOW ME!|$800|hard|Show me!  If 'Memory' serves, I was born in St. Louis, but a lot of 'Cats' know I moved to England:|T.S. Eliot
23/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALBUMS|$1200|hard|'Thank You' to this one-named London singer who released her album 'Life For Rent' in 2003|Dido
17/10/2005|Jeopardy!|A WALK IN THE CLOUDS|$1000|hard|The 2 galaxies closest to the Milky Way are the 'clouds' named for this Portuguese explorer|Magellan
31/01/2006|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN BEAUTY|$400|easy|This TV 'Newlywed' complimented Secretary of the Interior Gale Norton on her decorating of the White House|Jessica Simpson
03/12/2004|Jeopardy!|THE PLANETS|$800|hard|The USA's Mariner 2 was sent to check out this nearby planet|Venus
30/01/2007|Jeopardy!|BOSTON LEGAL|$200|easy|British Army Captain Thomas Preston was tried & acquitted for his part in this 1770 slaughter|the Boston Massacre
15/10/2010|Jeopardy!|6,000|$200|easy|In a classic of American fiction, these 2 boys get a $6,000 reward each after finding money that Injun Joe hid in a cave|Huckleberry Finn & Tom Sawyer
30/10/2000|Final Jeopardy!|IN THE NEWS 2000|None|None|40 years after a famous incident, he was awarded a DFC, POW Medal & Natl. Defense Service Medal posthumously|Francis Gary Powers
14/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$1200|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew displays a painting on the monitor.)  This artist cleverly included a glimpse of his painting 'The Dance' as part of a 1909 still life|Matisse
22/02/2000|Jeopardy!|WILD WOMEN IN HISTORY|$400|easy|Just hearing the names of her newsletters -- Smasher's Mail & The Hatchet -- makes us cringe|Carrie Nation
29/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY ARTISTS|$1200|hard|He conveyed the loneliness of life in the big city in paintings like 'Chop Suey' & 'Nighthawks'|(Edward) Hopper
25/12/1997|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$300|easy|This school's East Lansing campus has the USA's largest college food service operation|Michigan State
16/02/1990|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$1100|hard|Performer heard here talking about his craft; you may never have heard him before:  'If I want to mime a flower, I take the shape of the flower...'|Marcel Marceau
13/03/2009|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS LETTERS|$400|easy|H&R Block was named for founding brothers Henry & him|Richard
10/05/2000|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$500|medium|How sweet it is!  This onion is Georgia's state vegetable|Vidalia onion
15/11/1989|Jeopardy!|JOURNALISM|$500|medium|UPI journalist who's the senior member of the White House press corps|Helen Thomas
23/06/1987|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|Seeing residents huddled around campfires on the shore, Magellan named the region this, meaning 'Land of fire'|Tierra del Fuego
15/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GROUPS|$2000|hard|Up, down, strange, charm, bottom, top|quarks
03/10/2002|Jeopardy!|PORTS|$200|easy|Much of Australia's foreign trade is handled by this city's Port Jackson or neighboring Botany Bay|Sydney
09/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$200|easy|2 forts were founded in Idaho in 1834: Fort Hall & this one that bore the name of the future capital|Fort Boise
30/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CREATION STORIES|$800|hard|Africa's Fulani people, who are cattle herders, say everything came from a drop of this|milk
06/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|RULER|$200|easy|President of the Philippines 1965-1986|Ferdinand Marcos
12/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reads as she & Jon play cards.)  Jon's keeping his cards under the table; I have mine above the table, which gave us this word meaning 'without deceit'|aboveboard
04/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|YOGA|$800|hard|Yoga is praised in this Hindu treatise whose name means 'Song of the Lord'|Bhagavad gita
10/04/2001|Jeopardy!|THEY'VE BEEN IN YOUR DEN|$100|easy|Tylenol spokeswoman Susan Sullivan is now the uptight mother of this husband to Dharma|Greg
15/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OPERAS BY CHARACTER|$400|easy|Dick Deadeye, a sailor; Admiral Sir Joseph Porter; Captain Corcoran|H.M.S. Pinafore
12/01/2009|Jeopardy!|EARN, BABY, EARN|$1000|hard|On top of his $25 mil. purse, this 'Golden Boy' got over $20 mil. in PPV receipts from the Mayweather title fight|De La Hoya
24/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WOODWORKING|$1600|hard|Rafter, framing & T-bevel are useful types of this 'geometric' tool|square
23/01/1990|Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$200|easy|From the Greek, these 2nd year students are the 'wise fools' of the academic world|sophomores
10/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE STORY OF 'O'|$400|easy|In 1613 Samuel de Champlain visited the site of this future North American capital|Ottawa
20/01/2003|Jeopardy!|U.S. MONEY|$600|medium|Legislation in 1955 ordered this phrase on all coins & currency; it was made the national motto in 1956|In God We Trust
22/07/2005|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'R'|$800|hard|Like a lizard (9)|reptilian
01/05/2003|Jeopardy!|TV WORKPLACES|$800|hard|This drama was set at the firm of McKenzie, Brackman, Chaney and Kuzak|L.A. Law
17/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$800|hard|Canyonlands National Park & Arches National Park are tourist attractions in this state|Utah
18/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SYMPHONY FOR THE DEVIL|$2000|hard|If this title Wagner sailor can find a gal who will promise to love him forever, the Devil's curse will be broken|the Flying Dutchman
16/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$1000|hard|Founded in 1895, the Carnegie Library is this city's main public library|Pittsburgh
24/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF SCIENTISTS|$2000|hard|After 6 years in exile in Gorky, this physicist & human rights activist was allowed to return to Moscow in 1986|Andrei Sakharov
17/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FANTASY NOVELS|$400|easy|This author once wrote, 'Let us suppose that there were a land like Narnia... and then imagine what would happen'|(C.S.) Lewis
14/11/1995|Jeopardy!|BIRD PARTS|$200|easy|A caruncle is a fleshy outgrowth, like this on the top of a rooster|Comb
27/07/2007|Jeopardy!|YOUR PLANET MUST GO!|$600|medium|This animated alien is known for trying to blow up Earth with his Illudium Pew-36 Explosive Space Modulator|Marvin (the) Martian
13/02/2001|Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$100|easy|Hepatitis & cirrhosis are diseases of this organ|Liver
23/01/2007|Jeopardy!|NAMES OF THE '60s|$400|easy|After leaving the Nation of Islam in March 1964, he formed the Organization of Afro-American Unity|Malcolm X
17/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ALL 'STAR'S|$600|medium|If this 5-armed creature loses a limb, it can regenerate a new one|Starfish
01/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$1600|hard|The name of this element, atomic number 27, can precede 'blue' & 'green'|cobalt
29/09/2010|Jeopardy!|A FREEZER FULL OF FOOD|$600|medium|With varieties like Blueberry & Nutri-Grain Cinnamon, these waffles from Kellogg's have you going in circles|Eggo (Eggos accepted)
25/11/1994|Jeopardy!|ETIQUETTE|$200|easy|Traditionally, this person pays for the marriage license|Husband/groom
07/03/2007|Jeopardy!|LET'S GET BIZET!|$200|easy|Georges Bizet was born on Oct. 25, 1838 in this capital & was admitted to its conservatory by age 10|Paris
05/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOON|$1200|hard|1588: This Danish astronomer makes observations leading to new theories about the Moon's motion|Tycho Brahe
15/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTIAL RHYME TIME|$1600|hard|Dan's humpbacks|Quayle's whales
25/11/1996|Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|$500|medium|A 6-time Best Actress nominee for such films as 'The King And I'; she received a honorary Oscar in 1994|Deborah Kerr
02/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC|$400|easy|Type of 'derby' in progress here|Demolition derby
21/11/1985|Jeopardy!|EATING IN AMERICA|$100|easy|It's said this SW. feast comes from French 'from snout to tail,' the way meat is put on a spit|barbecue
10/12/1999|Jeopardy!|THE CRADLE|$200|easy|Game seen here: (played with string between two hands)|Cat's cradle
21/07/2005|Jeopardy!|'EQ' TEST|$600|medium|Situated at the same range from 2 places or points|equidistant
22/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'F'INE ART|$2000|hard|Feel free to psychoanalyze the work by this current German-born British painter|Lucian Freud
07/07/2010|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S FOR LUNCH?|$600|medium|Pretend it's Friday because I've whipped up the New England style of this soup|clam chowder
12/05/1999|Jeopardy!|HIT TUNES|$300|easy|'Angel', 'Building A Mystery'|Sarah McLachlan
18/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY ALLUSIONS|$200|easy|This object from Arthurian & Christian legend has come to mean the object of any difficult quest|the Holy Grail
07/11/2008|Jeopardy!|ELVIS A TO Z|$600|medium|'V' is for this 1964 film that used the tagline 'Elvis is at the wheel but Ann-Margret drives him wild!'|Viva Las Vegas
10/12/2002|Jeopardy!|JEWEL|$1000|hard|The American ruby & the Cape ruby are not rubies, but red varieties of this mineral|garnet
01/03/2011|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$400|easy|Ocean Spray makes Cran-Cherry, Cran-Grape & Cran-this variety of orange|tangerine
15/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ABOUT TIME|$1000|hard|Time in the U.S. is determined by the National Institute of Standards & Technology whose atomic clock is in this Colorado city|Boulder
17/06/2011|Jeopardy!|WHICH BIBLE BOOK?|$200|easy|'And Lamech lived after he begat Noah five hundred ninety and five years'|Genesis
24/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S ON TV?|$1600|hard|Penn Jillette hosts this NBC game show about first impressions|Identity
02/01/2003|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$600|medium|He was pres. of Case Western Eclectic Institute in Hiram, Ohio 1857-61; his term as U.S. pres. lasted 6 months in 1881|James A. Garfield
30/04/2002|Jeopardy!|OH, YOU ANIMAL!|$800|hard|This species of bear is the best swimmer|a polar bear
27/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MAKES SCENTS|$600|medium|A temperature scale, or a Dior scent for men that could make a woman's temperature rise|Fahrenheit
15/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SEALS|$3000|hard|Sea lions are a member of the family Otariidae, which means they have these|ears
20/12/1991|Double Jeopardy!|PHOTOGRAPHY|$400|easy|Of ultriaviolet, polarizing or color, the type of filter you'd use to reduce glare|polarizing
30/09/2010|Jeopardy!|NEW ABBREV.|$1000|hard|Debate raged in 2009 as to whether members of Congress had been briefed on 'EIT's, enhanced this techniques|interrogation
24/10/1997|Jeopardy!|MAN MEETS TOON|$100|easy|Bill Murray played himself in this 1996 film in which toons played basketball|Space Jam
09/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PHONETICS|$1200|hard|It's a combination of vowels articulated without pause, as in 'mouse'|a diphthong
24/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$3000|hard|When this convened in May 1787, Adams was in London, Jefferson was in Paris & Patrick Henry refused to attend|the Constitutional Convention
21/04/2000|Jeopardy!|TRIANGLES|$400|easy|Body part in the triangle atop the pyramid in the Great Seal of the United States|Eye
24/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ON YOUR INDONESIA|$400|easy|In the Indonesian equivalent of smorgasbord, this grain is served with an array of meats & condiments|rice
11/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$800|hard|This big rodent represents industry & activity on Toronto's coat of arms|the beaver
27/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LET’S GET SMALL|$400|easy|Dorrit, Engine that Could, rock & roll’s Richard|little
22/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'T'|$1000|hard|Puccini's Pekingese princess (8)|Turandot
12/06/2008|Jeopardy!|EDUCATION|$200|easy|Between 1931 & 1970, millions learned to read using books featuring this brother & sister & their dog, Spot|Dick & Jane
24/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK STARS|$1000|hard|He had a cameo in 'Young Guns II' & also wrote its theme song 'Blaze Of Glory'|Bon Jovi
16/06/2006|Jeopardy!|HUMMINGBIRDS|$600|medium|At night hummingbirds enter torpor, a short version of this, in which temp. lowers & metabolism slows|hibernation
05/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|UNITE US|$800|hard|In 1986 7 million Americans from coast to coast united these at the behest of USA for Africa|hands
14/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE BOOK TITLE|$800|hard|Alexander McCall Smith: 'The No. 1 ___ Detective Agency'|Ladies
12/11/2004|Final Jeopardy!|ON THE GLOBE|None|None|2-word alternate name for 0 degrees longitude|Prime Meridian
17/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|I PLAYED A DOCTOR & SOME OTHER GUY ON TV|$800|hard|Dr. Derek Shepherd & Aaron Brooks|(Patrick) Dempsey
08/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|'Rollin' On The River' CCR tune that founded Christian Science|Proud Mary Baker Eddy
10/02/2003|Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$800|hard|William Penn wanted an outlet to the Atlantic; in 1682, the Duke of York gave him what later became this small colony|Delaware
28/12/2011|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE FARM|$600|medium|This farm machine that travels along cutting standing grain shares a name with a grim angel of death|a reaper
21/04/2004|Jeopardy!|I'M GUS, I'LL BE YOUR KING OF SWEDEN|$400|easy|Encyclopedia Americana says Gustav V's annual presentation of these prizes made him world famous|the Nobel Prizes
10/01/2001|Jeopardy!|RETIRED JERSEYS|$500|medium|Kansas City Royals No. 5|George Brett
21/02/2007|Jeopardy!|LITERARY BADDIES|$400|easy|This Harry Potter bad guy's name is French for 'flight from death'|Voldemort
01/04/2008|Jeopardy!|COLD|$800|hard|Charlotte Pass in this 3-named state holds Australia's cold-temperature record with -9° F. in 1994|New South Wales
04/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY OF THE WORLD PART 3|$400|easy|This labor union whose members forge Fords left the AFL-CIO in 1968 but rejoined in 1981|UAW (United Auto Workers)
14/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE MAGIC DRAGON|$800|hard|In this 2010 animated film, Hiccup befriends & then teaches an injured dragon named Toothless|How to Train Your Dragon
02/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NONPOTENT POTABLES|$800|hard|This brand known for its natural grapefruit soda leaped on the energy bandwagon with Energade|Hansen's
18/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'90s FEMALE NO. 1 HITMAKERS|$2000|hard|1991: 'Rush, Rush' & 'The Promise Of A New Day'|Paula Abdul
23/06/2008|Jeopardy!|CORPORATE|$100|easy|This car-repair chain founded in 1956 shares its name with a king of ancient Phrygia|Midas
30/10/2007|Jeopardy!|SPORTS QUOTES|$800|hard|At a dinner, redskins RB John Riggins begged this Supreme Court justice, 'Come on, Sandy baby, loosen up'|Sandra Day O'Connor
22/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE PAIRS|$800|hard|1994: Jim Carry & Jeff Daniels|Dumb and Dumber
19/05/2004|Jeopardy!|THINK PINK|$600|medium|In 1983 he was in the Top 10 with 'Pink Houses'|John Cougar Mellencamp
12/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THESE OSCAR NOMINEES?|$400|easy|Best Picture-nominated period piece with Anthony Hopkins & Emma Thompson as house servants|The Remains of the Day
29/03/2011|Jeopardy!|PASTA SHAPES|$800|hard|Little round tortellini get their name from tortello, an Italian word for this food|cake
24/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OUR TOP STORIES|$2000|hard|Dateline 'On the Road': Sal & Dean beat-ing it to this West Coast town|San Francisco
06/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PORGY|$600|medium|In Scene 1 of 'Porgy And Bess', Clara sings this song heard here as a lullaby to her baby  [audio clue]|Summertime
25/10/2002|Jeopardy!|HOPE YOU'RE NOT CLAUSTROPHOBIC|$400|easy|Restlessness after a period of confinement is called this dwelling's 'fever'|cabin fever
19/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|UN-OUTSOURCEABLE|$5100|hard|This type of healer who adjusts & aligns you based on a system developed in 1895|a chiropractor
18/02/2008|Jeopardy!|THAT'S SO CLICHE!|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew puts the finishing touches on a phrase.)  To pay close attention to detail, or to put the finishing touches on something, is to do this|to cross your T's & dot your I's
09/01/2012|Jeopardy!|THE FOOD CHAIN|$800|hard|Established in 1859, this transoceanic supermarket merged with Pathmark in 2007|A&P (Atlantic & Pacific)
14/11/1991|Jeopardy!|HITS OF THE 1960s|$300|easy|In 1965 the McCoys hit No. 1 with this song about a girl who lives in a very bad part of town|Hang on Sloopy
11/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'A' OK|$1600|hard|His troops captured Fort Ticonderoga in 1775|Ethan Allen
17/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NEW TONGUE TWISTERS|$1200|hard|'Murmuring mommies momentously mumble of' these, recommended for all women 40 & over|mammograms
15/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE CREDITS|$600|medium|A 'dresser' helps actors with costumes; this type of 'dresser' gives the film its props|Set dresser
12/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES “M”|$600|medium|Playwright Christopher, or detective Philip (7)|Marlowe
11/12/2001|Jeopardy!|GETTIN' FRIENDLY WITH MADONNA|$600|medium|Schwing!  Mike Myers made out with Madonna when he played this master of air guitar|Wayne Campbell
01/10/2004|Jeopardy!|TAKE IN ORDER!|$400|easy|Now add this letter to get H. Rider Haggard's novel about an African sorceress|E
12/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CARTS, WAGONS & SLEDS|$800|hard|It can be a sled or toboggan, someone riding in one, or a mat you put under a drink|a coaster
02/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|PARTS|$1000|hard|A train doesn't have a derailleur, but this form of transportation may|bicycle
16/09/2010|Jeopardy!|SILENCE|$400|easy|The journal of this quiet type of institution gives an award for the one 'of the Year'; in 2010 it was in Columbus|a library
16/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL PEOPLE|$1200|hard|On Dec. 11, 1936 this king abdicated because he couldn't discharge his duties without 'the woman I love'|Edward VIII
10/07/1997|Final Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS|None|None|One of this heroine's last lines is 'Poor venomous fool, be angry, and dispatch'|Cleopatra
22/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A STEVE MARTIN FILM FESTIVAL|$800|hard|'I can envision the day when the brains of brilliant men can be kept alive in the bodies of dumb people'|The Man with Two Brains
22/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$800|hard|In 1947 he published his first story collection, 'Dark Carnival'; the 'Martian Chronicles' came 3 years later|Ray Bradbury
28/10/2002|Jeopardy!|JUSTIN TIME|$800|hard|With a score of 272, Justin Leonard won this major golf championship in 1997 at Troon, Scotland|British Open
22/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CONTRONYMS|$1200|hard|An advantage in golf or a disadvantage through lack|a handicap
05/05/2005|Jeopardy!|YOU'LL RUE THE DAY|$1000|hard|Rue Jean Giraudoux connects to a rue named for this place in the title of Giraudoux' best-known work|Chaillot
06/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HAMLET|$1200|hard|'There are more things in Heaven and Earth', Hamlet tells him, 'than are dreamt of in your philosophy'|Horatio
04/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$200|easy|In 1985, at 17, he became Wimbledon's youngest & only unseeded winner of men's singles|Boris Becker
14/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE BIT ROCK & ROLL|$2000|hard|Otis Redding helpfully suggested, 'But when she gets weary, try a little' this|tenderness
29/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SHE-PLANTS|$600|medium|Popular varieties of this flower include the Easter & Madonna|Lily
23/05/2000|Jeopardy!|IT'S A DOGGY DOG WORLD|$400|easy|This dog once prized by the Aztecs is sometimes called perro pelon, 'bald dog'|the Mexican hairless
11/01/2006|Jeopardy!|TRUMAN CAPOTE|$400|easy|3 days after the Clutter family was murdered in this state, Capote arrived there to research 'In Cold Blood'|Kansas
05/10/2007|Jeopardy!|'B' PLUS|$1000|hard|This type of drug used to treat asthma relaxes the smooth muscles in the airways, causing them to open, as its name indicates|a bronchodilator
20/03/2001|Jeopardy!|'OIL' IT|$300|easy|A small, ornamental mat|Doily
26/11/2010|Jeopardy!|PALINDROMIC NAMES|$600|medium|Mrs. Leonowens, a governess to the Siamese court in the 1860s|Anna
10/11/1988|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$500|medium|Named for John Jacob Astor, Astoria, first American settlement west of the Rockies, is in this state|Oregon
24/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT A GODDESS|$1200|hard|This Greek goddess of war & handicraft changed Arachne into a spider after a weaving contest between them|Athena
20/11/2008|Jeopardy!|GOOD WORKS|$800|hard|An organization that is using the Internet's power to help young people change the world is called 'Do' this|Something
31/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|UNUSUAL TRANSPORTATION|$400|easy|Traditionally 2 long poles with footrests, they're now available with straps & springs|stilts
19/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A WHALE OF A CATEGORY|$1600|hard|This whale's scientific name, Monodon monoceros, refers to its unusually long left tooth|narwhal
07/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$1000|hard|Originally, this Czech composer's opera 'The Bartered Bride' contained some spoken dialogue|Bedrich Smetana
23/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LICENSE PLATE MOTTOS|$400|easy|'10,000 Lakes'|Minnesota
16/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|STATE OBJECTS & SYMBOLS|$800|hard|How sweet it is that this is North Carolina's official state insect|the honeybee
16/11/1989|Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$300|easy|With less than 10% of the world's population, this continent creates more than 1/3 of its manufactures|North America
03/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BEST DRAMATIC ACTOR TONYS|$1200|hard|'Mark Twain Tonight!' (1966)|Hal Holbrook
26/10/2004|Jeopardy!|PROVERBIALLY SPEAKING|$800|hard|In 'Julius Caesar', Shakespeare wrote that they 'die many times before their deaths'|cowards
14/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'PIN' ME|$800|hard|Among dog breeds, this word follows miniature & Doberman|Pinscher
15/11/2010|Jeopardy!|STUDY ABROAD|$600|medium|You can earn a Ph.D. in pedagogy at Masaryk University in this Central European republic|the Czech Republic
07/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE 'T'ALK|$1600|hard|The name of this element is from the Swedish for 'heavy' & 'stone'|tungsten
05/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|RECONSTRUCTION|$1000|hard|Andrew Johnson provoked his own impeachment when he fired Edwin Stanton from this post|Secretary of War
28/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE COEN BROTHERS|$1200|hard|This 1987 comedy starred Nicolas Cage & Holly Hunter as baby snatchers|Raising Arizona
15/12/2008|Jeopardy!|MOVING PICTURES|$1000|hard|A J.J. Abrams monster flick|Cloverfield
14/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ARE YOU EATING RIGHT?|$800|hard|It's cooking food by immersing it in hot oil; it's a Scottish practice to do it to Mars bars|deep-fat frying
07/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ROMAN TIMES|$800|hard|VII:XXX|7:30
11/01/2005|Jeopardy!|WHAT A DISH!|$400|easy|The big difference between chop suey and this Chinese-American dish is that the latter is served with crispy noodles|chow mein
29/03/2006|Jeopardy!|INTO THE 'WOOD's|$400|easy|1969 rock festival site|Woodstock
21/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'CHAT' ROOM|$1000|hard|It's a legal term for moveable property|Chattel
20/10/2006|Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY LAST|$800|hard|...of the U.S. states|Wyoming
01/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK AMERICA|$1000|hard|Hired as Robert Peary's valet in 1887, he accompanied the explorer on 7 trips to the Arctic|Matthew Henson
01/04/2011|Jeopardy!|SPORTS NICKNAMES|$200|easy|'The Bambino' of baseball|Ruth
23/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE PURPLE TESTAMENT|$400|easy|The 1990 film 'Graffiti Bridge' was the sequel to this 1984 hit film|Purple Rain
01/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|1963|$800|hard|In a joint letter to the U.N. in January 1963, these 2 countries declared the Cuban crisis (mainly) closed|the U.S. & the U.S.S.R.
06/02/1997|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$300|easy|In 1698 Thomas Savery designed the first practical engine to run on this power|Steam
16/11/2005|Jeopardy!|STATE INTELLIGENCE|$600|medium|MI6|Britain
06/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OIL!|$1600|hard|In 1954 the Anglo-Iranian (formerly Anglo-Persian) Oil Company renamed itself this|British Petroleum
13/12/2001|Jeopardy!|CLICHES OVER THE CELL PHONE|$400|easy|I can use whatever you bring me -- it's all just...for the mill|grist
05/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|MATHEMATICS|$1000|hard|The formula for its volume is V equals pi r²h|a cylinder
19/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A SHOT AT LOVE|$400|easy|She imprisoned Walter Raleigh in the Tower of London after he secretly married one of her maids of honor|Elizabeth I
24/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PUNK|$1600|hard|To secure this band's 1978 U.S. visas, Warner reportedly put up $1 million to guarantee their behavior|The Sex Pistols
07/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, JUNIOR!|$2000|hard|Wounded 3 times in the Civil War, this future Supreme Courter became Chief Justice of Mass. in 1899|Oliver Wendell Holmes
24/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NEW YORK GOVERNORS|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew hangs out on the Brooklyn Bridge.)  The Brooklyn Bridge was dedicated in 1883 by President Arthur and this future president, then governor of New York|(Grover) Cleveland
13/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A TOUR OF GREECE|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Tinos, Greece.) This country's 1940 sinking of a Greek cruiser in Tinos harbor helped spur Greek resistance to its invasion|Italy
09/04/1991|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$500|medium|If you form a polo team to take on Prince Charle|4
05/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A 'D' IN GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|This German city is on the Rhine River about 20 miles north of Cologne|Dusseldorf
06/02/2006|Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$800|hard|In Feb. 2005 a reenactment was staged for this 140th anniversary of this fort's reoccupation by Union troops|Fort Sumter
11/01/2011|Jeopardy!|MAKE IT 'SO'|$1000|hard|It means a temporary stay or visit, & that's the 'Truth'|sojourn
14/10/1999|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$200|easy|The Highland version of this instrument has 2 tenor drones & a bass drone|Bagpipes
06/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'P.B.'|$1200|hard|You can use this utensil to apply a glaze to breads & sweets before or after baking|pastry brush
08/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE 'GO'|$1200|hard|This river carries more water than any other except the Amazon|the Congo
21/06/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1930s|$200|easy|In 1936, in defiance of the Treaty of Versailles, this country began remilitarizing the Rhineland|Germany
29/07/2010|Jeopardy!|MITCH McCONNELL'S KENTUCKY MEGAMIX|$1500|hard|This 981-mile river forms Kentucky's northern border & empties into the Mississippi|the Ohio
13/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE TRANSLATIONS|$1600|hard|In Greece, this Eddie Murphy film became 'Daddies as Nannies'|Daddy Day Care
21/04/2004|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES: BUT WEIGHT, THERE'S MORE|$200|easy|He took time off from filming 'Raging Bull' in order to gain the weight he needed for the ending|Robert De Niro
06/05/1998|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$400|easy|Of Malta, Mauritius or Mauritania, the one that isn't an island|Mauritania
06/04/2007|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES' MEDALS & DECORATIONS|$800|hard|Order of Oranje-Nassau|the Netherlands
18/02/2009|Jeopardy!|NEWLY DISCOVERED CHEMICAL ELEMENTS?|$200|easy|A privately owned apartment gains its strength from this element|condominium
08/09/1992|Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT TEETH|$200|easy|It's the 3-word term for fighting or going at something with great ferocity|tooth-and-nail
23/06/1987|Double Jeopardy!|SWEET TALK|$600|medium|Scottish poet who admitted 'The sweetest hours that e'er I spend are spent among the lasses, O'|Robert Burns
26/09/1984|Jeopardy!|1968|$100|easy|South-of-the-border setting of the '68 Olympics|Mexico City
18/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HARD TO 'PORT'|$2000|hard|This large iron grating covered the entrance to many medieval castles|the portcullis
23/04/1998|Jeopardy!|HOT DATES|$400|easy|Referring to the stock market crash on October 30, 1929, Variety ran the headline: 'Wall St.' does this|Lays an Egg
05/05/2005|Jeopardy!|WHAT THE 'H' IS IT?|$200|easy|These phenomena are also known as tropical cyclones|hurricanes
18/07/2003|Jeopardy!|SONGS...JAMES BOND SONGS|$600|medium|This 1965 song heard here almost didn't get used in favor of one called 'Mr. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang'|Thunderball
23/01/2001|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL VENUES|$500|medium|This crowd-pleasing group has performed on the Charles River Esplanade since July 4, 1929|The Boston Pops
13/11/1992|Jeopardy!|GOLDEN GUYS|$300|easy|In 1948 Peter Goldmark and his team at CBS introduced this type of record|LP
20/12/2005|Jeopardy!|GEORGIA ON MY MIND|$400|easy|Yale & the University of Georgia both use this nickname for their sports teams|the Bulldogs
27/02/2007|Jeopardy!|PRIME MADONNA|$200|easy|In January 1985 Madonna & this actor had their first date; they'd be married by August|Sean Penn
18/07/2008|Jeopardy!|UP THROUGH THE RANKS|$1000|hard|Make a cereal commitment to this company that makes Chex|General Mills
23/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN TRIVIA|$200|easy|Operas based on this comedy include 'Hermione', 'Perdita' & 'Ein Wintermaerchen'|The Winter's Tale
27/03/2003|Jeopardy!|TOSSIN' & TURNIN'|$2000|hard|From the French for 'to roast', it's a spit used to turn meat over a source of heat|rotisserie
07/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|VICE-PRESIDENTS|$400|easy|George M. Dallas was VP when this state joined the Union|Texas
25/07/2008|Jeopardy!|COLOR MY WORLD|$800|hard|This feline has been strutting to a Henry Mancini soundtrack since the 1960s|the Pink Panther
21/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$400|easy|The Truman Library in this city has a Thomas Hart Benton mural|Independence, Missouri
23/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY MOVIES|$700|hard|(Hi, I'm Robin Roberts.)  My dad was one of these 'Airmen', the first all-black squadron of fighter pilots in WWII & it was also the subject of an HBO movie|the Tuskegee Airmen
22/06/2007|Jeopardy!|CHARLES GOT CHARGED|$200|easy|In 1974 Charles Colson was indicted on conspiracy charges in connection with this scandal|the Watergate Scandal
15/04/2005|Jeopardy!|OHIO BIO|$800|hard|Born in Columbus in 1890, he was a car-racing champion & a WWI flying ace|Eddie Rickenbacker
20/10/2008|Jeopardy!|EYE, CAPTAIN|$800|hard|What's so funny?  Maybe the clear substance called the 'vitreous' this that occupies about 80% of the eyeball|humor
25/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$400|easy|An X-ray of his 'Blue Boy' has revealed the figure of a small dog that was painted out|Thomas Gainsborough
18/10/1999|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'T'|$100|easy|Toad in training              (7)|Tadpole
26/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MISNOMERS|$400|easy|The Pennsylvania Dutch weren't Dutch immigrants, they were of this background|German
01/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|INSTITUTIONS|$200|easy|In 1743 he founded the American Philosophical Society|Benjamin Franklin
06/04/2005|Jeopardy!|GARDENS|$600|medium|The 'Cinnamon Gardens' are among the most fashionable neighborhoods in this Sri Lankan capital city|Colombo
25/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EPONYMOUS SCIENCE|$800|hard|On this Swedish astronomer's scale, zero represents the ice point & 100 is the steam point|Celsius
19/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$1000|hard|From the Greek kryos, 'ice', it's the shape a mineral grows into when unrestricted|Crystal
12/10/2006|Jeopardy!|'B' PREPARED|$800|hard|This U.S. government department is abbreviated B.I.A.|the Bureau of Indian Affairs
22/10/1999|Jeopardy!|EVERYBODY LOVES RAY|$100|easy|This 'sweet' boxer had fought just once in 5 years when he decisioned Marvin Hagler in 1987|'Sugar' Ray Leonard
02/06/1997|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$500|medium|This country's King Harold III was the half-brother of St. Olaf|Norway
22/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SOME MEN (& WOMEN) ARE ISLANDS|$800|hard|Queen Elizabeth II's third son, or a Canadian island|Edward
31/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|UNUSUAL TRANSPORTATION|$1200|hard|This type of boat speeds along on ski-like supports with most of the hull out of the water|hydroplane/hydrofoil
15/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE FOOD SECTION|$800|hard|Pan de muerto, an egg-rich bread, is a favorite in Mexico on this aptly named 4-word holiday|Day of the Dead
21/10/2003|Jeopardy!|TAKE THE 'A' TRAIN|$600|medium|Its lines include the Sunset Limited & the California Zephyr|Amtrak
12/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|YOUR BUMMER TO BUMMER TRAFFIC REPORT|$1200|hard|I-15 is stop & go between Butte & Great Falls; this state capital is about halfway between 'em, so stop & go get food|Helena
16/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1600|hard|If you're in the 'hobbit' of reading his books, try his non-hobbit tale 'Farmer Giles Of Ham'|Tolkien
09/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOCIAL SCIENCES|$800|hard|In 1764 Cesare Beccaria argued for fair punishment in one of the first works devoted to this -ology|Criminology
22/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE PULITZER PRIZE FOR POETRY|$1200|hard|The 'Complete Poems' of this 'Chicago' man took the 1951 prize|(Carl) Sandburg
27/10/2009|Jeopardy!|20 YEARS LATER|$600|medium|1988: Won 'Cheers' for his sitcom acting; 2008: Won raves as a baddie on 'Damages'|Ted Danson
02/01/2009|Jeopardy!|CONTINENTAL EXTREMES|$600|medium|The westernmost country in North America|United States
12/02/1999|Final Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|None|None|In 1998 Jose Saramago became the first writer in this language to win a Nobel Prize for Literature|Portuguese
06/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S SEE WHAT'S OVER THERE|$2000|hard|In 1501 Portugal sent Vespucci to what's now this country; he'd sailed there earlier on Alsonso de Ojeda's voyage|Brazil
07/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1800s|$1500|hard|In 1876 this woman was proclaimed empress of India|Queen Victoria
10/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|19TH CENTURY SCIENCE|$1000|hard|Around 1850 he absolutely positively came up with the idea for an absolute temperature scale|Lord Kelvin
30/11/2009|Jeopardy!|WHAT A 'CARD'!|$800|hard|It's a paperboard sign carried by a picketer|a placard
10/04/2000|Jeopardy!|A PROVERBIAL MESS|$400|easy|At try don't you if again first try succeed|At first if you don't succeed, try, try again
03/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'50s TV|$1000|hard|Doberman wasn't a dog, but a dog-faced private on this army sitcom|Sgt. Bilko (or You'll Never Get Rich)
04/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|ODD CUSTOMS|$600|medium|Frenchmen kiss cheeks, but in Romania male friends often kiss this way|on the lips
15/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COWBOY SONGS|$400|easy|The song 'The Streets of' this Texas town is also known as 'The Cowboy's Lament'|Laredo
08/12/2011|Jeopardy!|NON-ROMAN EMPERORS|$600|medium|Franz Joseph, emperor of this dual monarchy, suffered his son's suicide in 1889 & his wife's murder in 1898|Austria-Hungary
14/03/2000|Jeopardy!|LLAMA-RAMA|$200|easy|Llamas are the heftiest South American members of this animal family|Camels
15/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BIG BOTTOM|$2000|hard|In 2008, over 65 years after it was sunk, HMAS Sydney was found 11/2 miles down in this ocean off Western Australia|the Indian Ocean
27/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WASN'T THAT AN '80s THING?|$2000|hard|The piece seen here is by this pop artist who started out graffitiing New York City subways in 1981|Keith Haring
25/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH LITERATURE|$2000|hard|Except for a brief section, book V of his 'Gargantua and Pantagruel' was most likely written by someone else|Francois Rabelais
12/02/1997|Jeopardy!|WOMEN AUTHORS|$500|medium|Sites associated with this author's heroine Anne of Green Gables are a tourist draw in eastern Canada|Lucy Maud Montgomery
05/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE GOOD LIFE|$800|hard|Connoisseurs know that the Franc variety of this grape is less full-bodied than the Sauvignon|Cabernet
05/10/2010|Jeopardy!|RUN|$800|hard|He was elected to the U.S. Congress in 1968, 9 years before his first successful run for mayor of New York City|Ed Koch
17/02/1999|Jeopardy!|STATUES|$100|easy|A 31-foot-high statue of this mythical lumberjack stands on Bangor, Maine's main street; alas, no Babe the Ox|Paul Bunyan
07/07/2011|Jeopardy!|CELEBS|$1000|hard|She co-wrote 'Lovesick', a song from her 2010 album 'Fight or Flight'|Emily Osment
17/11/1987|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL|$300|easy|Minnie Minoso, the major leaguer who played in the most different decades, played in this many|5
13/12/1996|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$400|easy|This fruity condiment's name comes from the Hindi meaning 'to be licked'|Chutney
25/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|DOGS|$800|hard|Bull's-Eye is the pet dog of Bill Sikes in this Dickens novel|Oliver Twist
21/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|STORM|$2000|hard|In this cool 2004 film, climatologist Dennis Quaid is right & much of the U.S. evacuates to Mexico|The Day After Tomorrow
13/01/1999|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NEBRASKA|$500|medium|On May 6, 1877 this great Sioux Indian chief surrendered to the U.S. Army at Fort Robinson|Crazy Horse
23/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|JEWELRY|$1000|hard|Last name of the French jeweler Rene, who was famous for his art nouveau designs & his crystal|Lalique
29/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ACCOUNTING|$1600|hard|Accelerated & straight-line are the 2 types of this, cost allocation for a major purchase as it wears down|depreciation
25/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THEATER|$200|easy|At the end of this musical, Curly & Laurey ride off in the surrey with the fringe on top|Oklahoma!
17/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMANIA|$2000|hard|Golden, black-bellied & common are the 3 main types of this popular rodent pet|Hamster
25/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR-NOMINATED SONGS|$400|easy|'Gonna Fly Now'             (1976)|Rocky
24/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|KIDDY LIT|$600|medium|This author's 'In the Night Kitchen' was based on his own memories of New York as a child|Maurice Sendak
18/06/1998|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$400|easy|This redshirts leader led his final campaign when he fought for France in the Franco-Prussian War|Giuseppe Garibaldi
15/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE ART OF THE STEAL|$400|easy|Rembrandt's biblical scene 'Storm on the Sea of' this was stolen from a Boston museum in 1990|Galilee
02/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A REAL BEATITUDE PROBLEM|$1200|hard|The only place you'll find all the Beatitudes is in this man's Gospel|Matthew
03/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE MAUREEN CORPS|$1200|hard|Born in Ireland in 1920, she appeared in several John Ford films, starting with 'How Green Was My Valley'|Maureen O'Hara
22/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SITCOM CITY SETTINGS|$400|easy|'Frasier'|Seattle
15/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDGARDEN|$400|easy|From the Latin for 'throat', it's the morning activity heard here|gargling
01/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS|$200|easy|After the screenplay for 'The Misfits', he wrote 'After The Fall'|Arthur Miller
15/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICANS|$1000|hard|Colonists called it the elk, though the Shawnee had given it this perfectly good name|Wapiti
25/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PALINDROMES|$800|hard|You probably know 'Madam, I'm Adam'; what about 'Sir, I'm' her?|Iris
13/11/1990|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$200|easy|New Mexico city that got its name from the crosses on the graves of ambushed travelers|Las Cruces
16/07/2010|Jeopardy!|A MINOR IN LITERATURE|$600|medium|This 'Little Lord' in an 1886 book had long curls just like the author's son Vivian|Little Lord Fauntleroy
06/04/2005|Jeopardy!|GARDENS|$400|easy|In the 1800s city founders designed Macon, Georgia to look like this ancient city known for its gardens|Babylon
11/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BOGIE & BACALL SPEAK!|$1200|hard|Upon meeting this actor in 'The Shootist', Bacall observes, 'You seem like a man accustomed to giving orders'|John Wayne
02/11/2005|Jeopardy!|'ROSS'|$200|easy|In a Monty Python sketch, a man wanted to buy a Good Humor ice cream, but the salesman only sold this sea bird|an albatross
14/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD HODGEPODGE|$1000|hard|Anne Bauchens edited films for this director of 'The Ten Commandments' from 1918 until his death in 1959|Cecil B. DeMille
03/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD FACTS|$200|easy|A seafood cocktail called zarzuela is a specialty of this country's Costa Brava|Spain
17/02/1998|Jeopardy!|THE CHINESE THEATRE|$100|easy|The imprints seen here belong to a star of this 1977 film: (C3PO)|Star Wars
09/10/1997|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$500|medium|Appropriately, the capitol building in this capital of the 'Silver State' has a silver dome|Carson City
12/04/2011|Jeopardy!|'H_BO'|$800|hard|Anatomically, the ischium is part of it|your hip bone
31/03/2003|Jeopardy!|PINS|$600|medium|Aye, matey, it's what's normally belayed on a belaying pin|line/rope
03/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$2000|hard|Completes the quote 'Go west, young man'|and grow up with the country
02/11/1998|Jeopardy!|BEGINS & ENDS WITH 'M'|$300|easy|According to the title of a 1953 film, it's what Ethel Merman wanted to be called|Madam
10/11/1992|Jeopardy!|THE AMAZON|$100|easy|Marajo, one of these in the delta, is about as large as the country of Denmark|Island
26/11/1998|Jeopardy!|FOLKLORE|$400|easy|A small spirit that torments pilots, or a small car once made by American Motors|Gremlin
05/05/2005|Jeopardy!|RUSSELLMANIA|$600|medium|'The Analysis of Mind' & 'Marriage & Morals' are books by this thinker, grandson of a British prime minister|Bertrand Russell
05/12/2008|Jeopardy!|STATE OF THE UNION|$600|medium|The Trinity site in this state was the location of the USA's first atomic explosion|New Mexico
25/04/2007|Jeopardy!|BACK IN THE USSR|$1500|hard|Once Lenin's heir apparent, in 1925 he was removed as Commissar of War; by 1929 he was banished from the country|(Leon) Trotsky
05/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|KNOWN BY THEIR INITIALS|$1600|hard|Humorist Sidney Joseph...|S.J. Perelman
27/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T TAZE ME, BRO|$1600|hard|When I dropped your dog, it was really just one of these social blunders, from the French for 'false step'|faux pas
30/04/1999|Jeopardy!|THE COLD WAR|$400|easy|Of stress, enlarged tonsils or wet feet, the one which experts say would most likely lead to a cold|stress
24/06/1987|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$200|easy|Election year in which the popular song 'Hello Dolly' was paraphrased by his supporters to 'Hello Lyndon'|1964
28/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THINK 'TANK'|$400|easy|Sometimes found with a hinged lid, it's a large beer mug|a tankard
16/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD|$1600|hard|For lunch, let's have this Mexican dish whose name is from the Spanish for 'spiced with chili'|enchilada
08/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'MEN' AT WORK|$800|hard|This journalist said no one 'has ever lost money by underestimating the intelligence of the great masses'|(H.L.) Mencken
26/04/2006|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER BODY PARTS|$800|hard|To do this to 'the line' is to do what's expected|toe
17/05/2001|Jeopardy!|HOW HEAVENLY!|$200|easy|Wallace Langham appeared in this 1996 film that featured John Travolta's most 'angelic' performance|Michael
15/12/2005|Jeopardy!|COMPUTER TERMS|$600|medium|The ROM of your computer's CD-ROM stands for this|read-only memory
15/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'IDE'S OF MARCH|$400|easy|The manner in which a doctor behaves around a patient|bedside manner
18/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS|$600|medium|His play 'Glengarry Glen Ross' had its world premiere at the National Theatre in London in 1983|David Mamet
12/07/2002|Jeopardy!|NEWER WORDS & PHRASES|$1000|hard|A combination of 2 other words, it describes a place or product for kids that's both informative & fun|edutainment
05/11/2002|Jeopardy!|I AM A CROOK|$1000|hard|2 months after Bonnie & Clyde were shot down in Louisiana, he got it outside the Biograph in Chicago|John Dillinger
16/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|17th CENTURY QUOTATIONS|$2000|hard|In his 'Pensees', this French mathematician philosophized, 'Evil is easy, and has infinite forms'|Blaise Pascal
21/05/1992|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL TRANSPORTATION|$400|easy|In Genesis 6 God said it should be pitched within & without with pitch|Noah's Ark (the ark accepted)
25/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NEFERTITI TIME|$1600|hard|The famous painted bust of Nefertiti is housed in the Egyptian Museum of this German capital city|Berlin
12/11/1999|Jeopardy!|COUNTIES BY STATE|$400|easy|Custer, Big Horn, Lewis & Clark|Montana
17/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|Albuquerque, New Mexico lies on this 1885-mile long river|the Rio Grande
23/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CATHOLIC TERMS|$400|easy|These female vow takers got their name from nonna, the Latin word for 'tutor'|nuns
22/04/2005|Jeopardy!|DESIGN CLASSICS|$1000|hard|The Stickley furniture seen here is from this movement, whose three-word name comes from the union of aesthetics & handiwork|Arts & Crafts
03/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|D.C.'IN YOU|$800|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew)  The White House has been known as this 'Mansion', also the branch of our government that works here|Executive
14/06/2001|Jeopardy!|TAKE THE KIDS!|$300|easy|If your kids can't fall asleep, take them to this city's Neon Museum; it's open all night long|Las Vegas
08/03/2005|Jeopardy!|CONSECUTIVE NUMBERS|$800|hard|Martin Van Buren, William Henry Harrison & John Tyler were these number presidents|8, 9, & 10
08/10/1997|Jeopardy!|MEN BEHAVING BADLY|$200|easy|During a U.N. Assembly session in 1960 this Soviet premier banged his shoe on a desk|Khrushchev
14/04/2000|Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$100|easy|This country's 26 states include Para, Pernambuco & Amazonas|Brazil
26/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ALEXANDRE DUMAS|$200|easy|Dumas' 1831 play about this emperor helped make a big legend out of a short man|Napoleon
28/03/2008|Jeopardy!|OF THE SEA & SHIPS|$1000|hard|Before its name was changed, this ship of Sir Francis Drake was known as the Pelican|the Golden Hind
11/07/2011|Jeopardy!|ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON|$200|easy|Robert Louis Stevenson was born in 1850 in the new town section of this Scottish capital|Edinburgh
01/12/2009|Jeopardy!|NIGHTS|$200|easy|In 2009 this actor spent a second 'Night at the Museum' as Larry Daley|Ben Stiller
09/11/2004|Jeopardy!|FIRST NAME'S THE SAME|$800|hard|Harry, Kerr, Norville|Deborah
22/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT A BROADWAY CHARACTER!|$1200|hard|Yikes!  A flame device that uses liquid butane is part of this 'Beauty and the Beast' character's costume|Lumiere
15/10/1999|Jeopardy!|GENERAL HOSPITAL|$100|easy|[Hi, I'm Ingo Rademacher from 'General Hospital'] Like G.H.'s Robert & Mac Scorpio, my character of Jax is from this country, where I really grew up|Australia
17/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES|$400|easy|She's mom to Kate Hudson|Goldie Hawn
16/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|REALITY TV|$1600|hard|Contestants are hooked up to a polygraph & asked increasingly personal questions on this Fox show|The Moment of Truth
27/11/1997|Jeopardy!|COOKING|$200|easy|This substance, sugar browned by heating, is used in dishes from soup to nut brittle|caramel
29/05/2009|Jeopardy!|ALEXANDER|$1000|hard|At age 32, Alexander died in the palace of Nebuchadnezzar in this city|Babylon
14/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HOMES|$400|easy|Washington wrote, 'No estate in united America is more pleasantly situated than this' home|Mount Vernon
09/01/2006|Jeopardy!|ASTROLOGY TIME|$400|easy|Considered the first sign of the zodiac, it's often represented by a ram|Aries
29/11/1996|Jeopardy!|SPORTS STARS|$400|easy|This Dallas Cowboys quarterback was the NFL's No. 1 draft pick in 1989|Troy Aikman
04/06/1999|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'T'|$400|easy|Saltwater sweet (5)|Taffy
20/05/1993|Jeopardy!|WORLD POTPOURRI|$500|medium|Medieval poet Snorri Sturluson wroth the Prose Edda, one of this country's greatest literary works|Iceland
21/09/1999|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN FUNDS|$400|easy|In Montevideo you may go Uruguay & I'll go mine, but we'll both spend these|Pesos
01/06/2007|Jeopardy!|WE CAN REBUILD 'HIM'|$400|easy|'Not with a bang, but with' this cry with low, plaintive, broken sounds|a whimper
21/01/1999|Jeopardy!|NAME THE ROCKERS|$200|easy|'Another Brick In The Wall'|Pink Floyd
11/11/2005|Jeopardy!|MYTH-ELLANY|$600|medium|Thor had a 'flash'y home called Bilskirnir, a Norse word for this phenomenon|lightning
19/05/1998|Jeopardy!|ROCK ARTISTS|$300|easy|2 years before 'Take It Easy' was released, they backed Linda Ronstadt on her 'Silk Purse' LP in 1970|The Eagles
10/02/1998|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$500|medium|Hair, Punch, A volleyball|Things that are spiked
20/03/2001|Jeopardy!|STRAIGHT TO VIDEO|$400|easy|In 'Buzz Lightyear of Star Command', this 'enterprising' actor sings 'To Infinity & Beyond'|William Shatner
28/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EMINENT VICTORIANS|$1200|hard|In 1849 this Scottish explorer crossed the Kalahari Desert & became the first European to see Lake Ngami|Livingstone
03/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE CLASSICS|$400|easy|Title piece of furniture C.S. Lewis had the kids go through to reach Narnia|Wardrobe
11/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MICHIGAN MUSICIAN MISHMASH|$2000|hard|Dearborn-born in 1945, this singer/songwriter sure liked 'Old Time Rock & Roll' in 1979|Bob Seger
24/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS THAT MAKE SENSE|$1200|hard|He was a poet, actor & dramatist: I'LL MAKE A WISE PHRASE|William Shakespeare
13/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ENERGY|$1200|hard|The first plant generating this type of electric power known as 'white coal' opened in 1882|hydroelectric
22/10/2002|Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$800|hard|In 1497 Vasco da Gama landed at Mossel Bay at the southern tip of Africa & claimed it for this country|Portugal
05/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LOST ART|$1000|hard|David's long-gone 'Lepeletier on his Deathbed' once hung opposite this other morbid David work of 1793|The Death of Marat
02/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NHL LOGOS|$1000|hard|This team won the Stanley Cup in 1974 & 1975|Philadelphia Flyers
27/09/2006|Jeopardy!|1970s ROCK|$400|easy|In 1975, 13 years after hitting No. 1 with 'Breaking Up Is Hard To Do', he charted again with a remake of the song|Neil Sedaka
06/04/2006|Jeopardy!|ON THE MENU|$1000|hard|The name of this beef cut next to the rib implies that it melts in your mouth|tenderloin
31/05/2006|Final Jeopardy!|AFRICA|None|None|In January 2006 this country swore in Africa's first elected female president, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf|Liberia
03/02/1999|Jeopardy!|I GOT IT HANDLED|$100|easy|'Little' ones of these have 'big ears'; the ears are handles|Pitchers
23/05/1989|Jeopardy!|THE FARMER'S ALMANAC|$500|medium|The Almanac wants them to be our national bug because they 'eat bugs... yuckier than they are'|spiders
28/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|I'LL HAVE A B_L_T|$5800|hard|Lincoln famously compared these 2 items, saying one was 'stronger than' the other|ballot & bullet
01/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS FRANCHISES ON FILM|$1200|hard|1978: At QB, Warren Beatty|the Los Angeles Rams
20/02/1997|Jeopardy!|PHOBIAS|$300|easy|Alektorophobia is the fear of this & we don't know if it comes before or after a fear of eggs|chickens
23/01/2001|Jeopardy!|MAKE WAY FOR HEMINGWAY|$500|medium|This 1926 novel begins, 'Robert Cohn was once middleweight boxing champion of Princeton'|The Sun Also Rises
14/12/1999|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER CAPITALS|$100|easy|It's been said that 'All roads lead to' this 'Eternal City'|Rome
17/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PLANT SCIENCE|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows an animation on the monitor.)  When a wetland becomes covered with plant material, the lack of oxygen hinders decay, so that over time a layer of partially decayed matter is formed, called this|peat
10/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FILMMAKING 101|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew starts the clue, but hands it off to Kelly.)  In this basic camera shot, the camera moves from left to right... or from right to left|pan (panning)
22/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS' MIDDLE NAMES|$1600|hard|A Polish-born writer of short stories: Bashevis|Singer
10/03/2011|Jeopardy!|MOVIE BY SONG LYRICS|$1000|hard|'Blame Canada, blame Canada, it seems that everything's gone wrong since Canada came along'|South Park
02/02/1990|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$100|easy|Hey, it's the 'Bay State'|Massachusetts
08/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FOR BETTER OR VERSE|$1200|hard|She wrote, ''Faith' is a fine invention when gentlemen can see-- but microscopes are prudent in an emergency'|Emily Dickinson
29/03/2004|Jeopardy!|IT'S UNREAL|$800|hard|Pam Anderson is a supporter of pleather, which is short for this|plastic leather
26/11/1998|Jeopardy!|FASHION STATEMENTS|$300|easy|Do this 'up' & you're putting on your finery; do it 'down' & you're scolding someone|Dress
03/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$1600|hard|A 'baby' one may be worn by a young woman as well as an infant|T
23/05/1997|Jeopardy!|BIRDS|$500|medium|The American kestrel is the most common North American species of this bird related to the hawk|Falcon
15/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'S' TOUGH|$400|easy|Lincoln's 1863 proclamation was to free slaves; Russia's Alexander II's 1861 edict was to free these|the serfs
02/06/2010|Jeopardy!|I JUST WANNA LOOK AT THE PICTURES|$600|medium|It's a plant in the mint family; among the many uses of the leaves is making Chartreuse liqueur|basil
27/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FILMOGRAPHIES|$2000|hard|'Twilight' (2008) & 'The Runaways'|Kristen Stewart
05/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$400|easy|'Fancy Free' follows 3 of these on leave in New York City|sailors
03/11/1989|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$300|easy|The Larousse Gastronomique says quiche originated in this French region|Lorraine
20/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'HOD' PODGE|$1600|hard|The only U.S. state that fits the category|Rhode Island
25/01/1988|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$500|medium|[AUDIO DAILY DOUBLE] Title of the following, it was Shirley Ellis' follow-up to 'The Nitty Gritty'|The Name Game
18/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PACT OR FACTION|$800|hard|The Kellogg-Brand pact was used as a legal basis for post-WWII war crimes trials in this Bavarian city|Nuremburg
09/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS ON FILM|$400|easy|In 1994 Ferber & Fitzgerald also appeared when Jennifer Jason Leigh played this witty writer|Dorothy Parker
18/05/2001|Jeopardy!|KIDS|$400|easy|In this 1998 film Julia Roberts played the title character & young Jena Malone had to cope with her|Stepmom
07/12/2005|Jeopardy!|GO TO JAIL, GO DIRECTLY TO JAIL|$400|easy|This man did some of his important writing while in prison, including his Epistle to the Colossians|Saint Paul
22/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL LIT|$800|hard|The third witch in a 1606 play chants, 'A drum, a drum' this title king 'doth come'|Macbeth
10/03/2006|Jeopardy!|FAR OUT|$400|easy|The possible 10th planet of our solar system was nicknamed for this TV warrior princess; Gabrielle is its moon|Xena
07/12/1984|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$400|easy|Western neighbor of Tenn. & Miss.; it has only diamond field in N. America|Arkansas
20/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT|$1000|hard|Of the lower 48, this state has the most land under exclusive BLM jurisdiction, more than 75,000 square miles|Nevada
13/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$600|medium|This container named for a Dutch city was one of the first devices used to store electricity|Leyden jar
03/12/2004|Jeopardy!|THE PLANETS|$400|easy|In the time it takes this planet to orbit the sun once, you'd get over 90,000 deliveries of your daily paper|Pluto
29/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|& OTHER LITTLE PEOPLE|$1600|hard|Trumpkin, played by Peter Dinklage, is a dwarf loyal to Caspian in this film series|(The Chronicles of) Narnia
06/04/1999|Jeopardy!|'90s NONFICTION|$500|medium|A Moscow mausoleum, or the title of David Remnick's book on 'The Last Days of the Soviet Empire'|'Lenin's Tomb'
10/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|RHODE ISLANDERS|$400|easy|Robert Gray discovered this river that forms much of the border between Washington & Oregon|Columbia
01/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TONY WINNERS OF THE '40s|$600|medium|For her role in 'Happy Birthday', this first lady of the American theater picked up a Tony in the award's first year|Helen Hayes
01/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PACKAGING|$600|medium|Pill bottles with push-down caps are child-resistant; sealed ones mandated in 1982 are this-resistant|Tamper-resistant
15/07/2010|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$600|medium|At the 2009 Grammys, her 'Still Unforgettable' won the award for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album|Natalie Cole
11/10/2004|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYMES|$600|medium|She went to the baker's to buy her dog some bread; 'when she came back the poor dog was dead'|Old Mother Hubbard
18/04/2007|Jeopardy!|THE WIT & WISDOM OF PUDD'NHEAD WILSON|$2000|hard|'Man is the only animal that' does this, 'or needs to'|blush
18/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|STATES' LOWEST POINTS|$1200|hard|95 feet above sea level on Lake Champlain|Vermont
02/11/2001|Jeopardy!|CLEAN 4-LETTER WORDS|$100|easy|Dial & Zest are 4-letter brands of this|soap
27/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ONWARD CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS|$1600|hard|The 7th Crusade began in 1248, 4 years after the Muslim recapture of this city, but it was all but over for the Europeans|Jerusalem
20/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|( )-LETTER WORDS|$2000|hard|(13) C3H5N3O9, it can yield explosive results|nitroglycerin
18/11/1988|Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$200|easy|A CEO whose company offers an EEO might hire some DAVs, who are these|Disabled American Veterans
24/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ISOLATED ISLES|$1000|hard|These 'Outer' Scottish islands are one of the few areas where Gaelic is still spoken as the everyday language|The Hebrides
01/05/2008|Jeopardy!|TOM TIME|$800|hard|In 2003 this Pennsylvanian became a presidential cabinet member|Tom Ridge
17/02/2000|Jeopardy!|JANE|$400|easy|In the first issue, this 'Gods and Monsters' & 'Encino Man' actor was 'Our Token Sex Symbol'|Brendan Fraser
10/05/2006|Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$600|medium|It's the class of vitamins that includes thiamine & riboflavin|B
23/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINING BIRDS|$400|easy|This canary with a wide-eyed stare is constantly on alert for Sylvester the Cat|Tweety
25/05/2006|Jeopardy!|NUTRITION|$1000|hard|If you get too much of this carotenoid found in carrots, your skin may turn yellowish-orange|beta-carotene
23/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'C'OMMON BONDS|$600|medium|Buffalo, micro, potato|chips
28/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$1000|hard|In the West Indies, Dominica lies between Guadeloupe & this French island|Martinique
14/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FORBES' BILLIONAIRES|$1200|hard|5 members of this retail family made the Top 10, including Jim & John (shouldn't that be Jim-Bob & John-Boy?)|the Waltons
10/10/2002|Final Jeopardy!|ADVERTISING|None|None|In 2002 H&R Block used a version of this 1966 song in its TV commercials|Taxman
15/12/2004|Jeopardy!|WE MEAN BUSINESS|$800|hard|In 1988 this company sponsored one of the largest cat shows in the U.S., with 814 entries|Purina
30/06/2010|Jeopardy!|THE FASTING & THE FURIOUS|$600|medium|Bobby Sands, an officer in this 'Army', died in 1981 following a 66-day hunger strike at the Maze Prison near Belfast|the Irish Republican Army
31/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EMBRACE THE 'ORB'|$1600|hard|In December 1991 he gave Yeltsin the nuclear codes|Gorbachev
19/03/2003|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$600|medium|Of Inka, Dinka or Doo, an actual language spoken in southern Sudan|Dinka
24/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH BUSINESS|$400|easy|John Shepherd-Barron invented it & in 1967 Barclays Bank installed the world's first one|an ATM
18/04/2006|Jeopardy!|SILK|$400|easy|Before World War II, the biggest use for silk in the U.S. was to manufacture these for women|stockings
13/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BLOW YOUR TOP!|$400|easy|This Japanese volcano's 1707 eruption scattered ash over Tokyo & caused several days of darkness|Mount Fuji
03/05/1999|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$400|easy|The name of this capital is French for 'red stick'|Baton Rouge
25/06/2007|Jeopardy!|JOBS|$600|medium|Back in 1898 William Morris went into business as one of these|a talent agent
10/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SCENE OF THE CRIME|$800|hard|JFK was shot as his motorcade passed through this outdoor plaza, 'the front door of Dallas'|Dealey Plaza
24/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHATCHAMACALLIT|$1600|hard|It's the 3-letter word for an apple seed or any of the spots on a pair of dice|a pip
07/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ON VALENTINE'S DAY|$800|hard|1803: This Chief Justice declares any act of congress that goes against the Constitution is illegal & void|Marshall
05/01/2012|Jeopardy!|HOW DO YOU...|$200|easy|Drop to one knee --hold on. check for puddles, drop to one knee, take out the ring, ask|propose marriage
13/05/2003|Jeopardy!|AMUSEMENT & THEME PARKS|$1000|hard|Kurashiki Tivoli Park is in Japan; Tivoli Gardens is in this country|Denmark
29/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ARCTIC ANIMALS|$200|easy|In mating season the males of this tusked seal make bell-like sounds in the water to attract females|Walrus
24/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$600|medium|These twins seen here launched their own magazine in 2001|Mary-Kate & Ashley Olsen
22/11/2001|Jeopardy!|SPECIAL 'ED'|$500|medium|This city's name derives from the Celtic word meaning 'Eiden's Fort'|Edinburgh
13/04/2005|Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$1000|hard|At quitting time Arnold 'barked' one of these against a wastebasket in his mad dash for the door|a shin
18/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|$200|easy|One of the 2 films for which Barbra Streisand has won an Oscar|Funny Girl (or A Star is Born)
03/07/1997|Jeopardy!|DUE 'SOUTH'|$300|easy|This Indiana city is named for a turning point in the St. Joseph River|South Bend
13/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$200|easy|Darjeeling is classified as a 'black' type of this beverage|Tea
22/05/2002|Jeopardy!|'D'OUBLE TALK|$600|medium|It's a Brenda Lee hit, a town in India, a lollipop, & a type of bullet|Dum Dum
16/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$800|hard|Sheridan gave us 'The School for' it (7)|Scandal
21/11/2008|Jeopardy!|FOOD FOR THOUGHT|$600|medium|The 2 basic adjectives for pie crust are crumbly & this|flaky
05/12/2007|Jeopardy!|U.S. GOVERNMENT|$1000|hard|The National Institute of Standards & Technology is administered by this cabinet department|the Department of Commerce
13/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LYRICAL BROADWAY|$800|hard|'Kiss today goodbye and point me t'ward tomorrow, we did what we had to do'|A Chorus Line
01/10/2008|Jeopardy!|HAPPY 50th NASA|$600|medium|NASA radar checks out ECAs, Earth-orbit crossing these, in case one is about to wipe out civilization|an asteroid
22/10/2007|Jeopardy!|CONTROVERSIAL TV|$200|easy|This singer's hip gyrations on 'The Ed Sullivan Show' in 1957 were not shown because they were deemed too sexual|Elvis
18/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PLACES TO VISIT|$400|easy|Each of the 4 heads on this memorial is about 60 feet high (about as high as a 5-story building!)|Mount Rushmore
05/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THROUGH THE 1800s WITH SARAH POLK|$400|easy|Born in 1803 in Tennessee, Sarah later attended school in this state due east, husband James' birthplace|North Carolina
18/09/1986|Jeopardy!|THE DESERT|$300|easy|Of the equator, Tropics of Cancer or of Capricorn, the 2 lines near which most of the world's deserts lie|Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn
20/05/2009|Final Jeopardy!|ENGLISH HISTORY|None|None|It was the 'they' in the medal issued by Elizabeth I reading, 'God breathed and they were scattered'|the Spanish Armada
13/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE A LETTER|$1200|hard|It precedes 'note' in a slang term for a hundred-dollar bill|C
24/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL TOWNS|$1000|hard|Clinton, in this Treasure State, treasures being the Rocky Mountain Oyster capital with a yearly festival|Montana
09/07/2004|Jeopardy!|MY LIFE AS A DOG|$1000|hard|It's John Steinbeck's famous poodle & traveling companion|Charley
14/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE RUSSIANS IN SPACE|$2000|hard|Seen here is Buran, the U.S.S.R.'s answer to this U.S. program that got off the ground in 1981|the shuttle
10/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PLACES IN THE NEWS|$2000|hard|On June 14, 2001 the U.S. said it would end bombing exercises on this Puerto Rican island|Vieques
26/10/1999|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$200|easy|In 1984 this Colorado senator was runner-up to Walter Mondale at the Democratic National Convention|Gary Hart
13/04/2005|Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$400|easy|'I am extraordinarily patient, provided I get my own way in the end', said this British 'Iron Lady'|(Margaret) Thatcher
23/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|RULERS|$200|easy|Many say this country's ruler, Tzu-Chi, gave a deathbed command to have her nephew, the emperor, killed|China
13/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMATISTS|$2000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from the Golden Hall in Stockholm, Sweden.)  Among the famous Swedes depicted here, in the Golden Hall of Stockholm City Hall, is this dramatist|August Strindberg
28/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOUTHERNMOST CAPITAL CITY|$400|easy|Pretoria, Rabat, Mogadishu|Pretoria
15/06/2011|Jeopardy!|ICONS OF DAYTIME TELEVISION|$1000|hard|Ruta Lee & Elaine Stewart rolled the giant dice on this game show; whatever happened to that debonair fellow?|High Rollers
24/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ISOLATED ISLES|$600|medium|Tristan Da Cunha's closest neighbor is this island of Napoleon's exile, over 1,000 miles away|St. Helena
09/05/2006|Jeopardy!|YOU HAVE NO LIFE|$1000|hard|This 600-mile-long South American desert is noted for its extreme aridity that basically makes life impossible|the Atacama
18/09/1986|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$800|hard|In 1943, the year of his death, the plantation on which he was born was made a national monument|George Washington Carver
17/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POP-ROCK|$400|easy|In 1996 this Steve Perry group released 'Trial By Fire', its first album of new material in a decade|Journey
25/11/2009|Jeopardy!|ADJECTIVES|$800|hard|The same Latin word gave us 'trepidation', meaning fear, & this adjective, meaning fearless|intrepid
02/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ABSOLUTELY NOTHING|$1000|hard|In math, a set containing no elements is called an empty set or this type|Null set
04/01/2011|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE USE|$200|easy|A Geiger counter is used primarily to measure this|radiation
08/06/2007|Jeopardy!|I'M REALLY STEPPING IN IT NOW!|$600|medium|It comes in maple, raspberry & cough varieties & is no fun to step in|syrup
14/04/2004|Jeopardy!|'FIELD' OF DREAMS|$400|easy|Binoculars|field glasses
04/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY MUSICALS|$800|hard|(Hi, I'm Jason Alexander.)  In 1984 I played several roles in 'The Rink', which starred Liza Minnelli & this Broadway 'spider woman'|Chita Rivera
30/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|17th CENTURY AMERICA|$400|easy|The Swedes founded Fort Christina in 1638 & this group founded Schenectady in 1661|Dutch
29/06/2010|Jeopardy!|ALL ABOARD AMTRAK|$1000|hard|The Keystone Route serves NYC, Philly & this capital; Three Mile Island's nearby if you're the nuclear plant gawker type|Harrisburg
06/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD|$1000|hard|Traditionally, this Scottish tea treat is split in two & eaten with butter, preserves & clotted cream|a scone
10/04/1997|Jeopardy!|FRENCH CUISINE|$100|easy|These little fish, which the French call anchois, are often served atop toast as an appetizer|Anchovies
08/11/2005|Jeopardy!|PANTHERS & BOBCATS|$600|medium|When it's black instead of spotted, this cat is often called a panther; there are albino ones, too|a leopard
16/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE BOSTON TEA PARTY|$800|hard|In retaliation the British passed a series of laws the Colonists dubbed these|Intolerable Acts
16/11/1998|Jeopardy!|IN THE DRUGSTORE|$200|easy|One of its former slogans called it 'The Candy Mint With The Hole'|Life Savers
05/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THIS & THAT|$200|easy|The Vince Lombardi trophy is given each year to the team that wins this football game|the Super Bowl
11/06/2001|Jeopardy!|COMING TO A CLOTHES|$100|easy|The shirt seen here would be worn by this person on a football field:|Referee, umpire
03/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY JOURNALISTS|$1600|hard|A 1965 collection of his articles was titled 'The Kandy-Kolored Tangerine-Flake Streamline Baby'|Tom Wolfe
08/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN PLAYS|$800|hard|In a 1960 musical, this Elvis-like rock star gets his draft notice from Uncle Sam -- bye, bye|Conrad Birdie
18/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$200|easy|The American Numismatic Association is the world's largest group devoted to collecting these|Coins
09/01/2008|Jeopardy!|HOW MUCH IS THAT DOGGIE IN THE WINDOW?|$1000|hard|This popular terrier variety seen here was developed for hunting in the 19th century|a Jack Russell terrier
28/06/1988|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS QUOTES|$1000|hard|Postal slogan 'Neither snow, nor rain, nor heat, nor gloom of night...' was coined by this Greek historian|Herodotus
16/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSE YOURSELF|$1600|hard|In the 1840s this composer's piano playing was the toast of Europe, taking him to more than 20 countries|Franz Liszt
08/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH WHODUNITS|$1500|hard|In 1998 Jill Paton Walsh finished this late author's 12th Lord Peter Wimsey novel|Dorothy Sayers
03/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATIONS|$800|hard|It's the Hollywood term for a verbal presentation with lines like 'It's 'Psycho' meets 'The African Queen'!'|a pitch
27/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HALF A MYTHICAL PAIR|$1600|hard|Psyche was loved by him, the love god|Eros (or Cupid)
15/11/2007|Jeopardy!|FINANCE|$800|hard|It's often set up by the wealthy for their kids, but California has a state children's one for poor folks|a trust fund
16/12/1992|Jeopardy!|CANADIAN GEOGRAPHY|$300|easy|St. John & St. John's are cities in these 'New' provinces|Newfoundland & New Brunswick
22/07/2010|Jeopardy!|IN THE 21st CENTURY|$1200|hard|In January 2009 this former Senate majority leader was named a special U.S. envoy for the Middle East|Senator George Mitchell
05/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BERN, BABY, BERN|$2000|hard|The Bern Convention first adopted in 1886 is an international treaty concerned with this law|copyright
10/03/2005|Jeopardy!|COME TO THE POINT|$600|medium|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew points to a flow chart on an easel pad.)  In a flow chart, a diamond shape represents this point of the process|a decision
14/12/2007|Jeopardy!|MONOPOLY|$400|easy|Tokens that are household items include the iron & this sewing accessory|a thimble
08/09/1998|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE MEDITERRANEAN|$100|easy|The sea's deepest point, over 16,000 feet down, is in the Hellenic trough, nearest to this country|Greece
24/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|POTLUCK|$800|hard|In the 1970s Ted Giannoulas began playing this mascot at Padres games|San Diego Chicken
05/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|UNUSUAL PETS|$200|easy|For many years even scientists refused to believe in the existence of this duckbilled, egg-laying mammal|platypus
26/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE TALK|$1000|hard|'Everyman' is this kind of medieval play presented to teach lessons about good and evil|Morality play
13/07/2010|Jeopardy!|FAIL TO THE CHIEF|$800|hard|His 1807 Embargo Act, meant to force Britain and France to respect our economic might, wrecked the U.S. economy|Jefferson
22/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWER|$800|hard|This flower seen here was named for a Jesuit missionary, not for a 19th century French courtesan|a camellia
23/12/2004|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$800|hard|One side of Willemstad, Curacao is called Punda & the other side is Otrabanda, which means this|other side
01/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$400|easy|She started sleuthing in 1930 & in 1991 solved her 100th mystery|Nancy Drew
23/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL MEN & WOMEN|$400|easy|In 1793 this French queen was tried & executed, charged with giving military secrets to her brother Emperor Leopold II|Marie Antoinette
06/02/1990|Jeopardy!|CIVIL WAR GENERALS|$500|medium|John Logan, a volunteer who rose to Union general, helped establish this observance to honor war dead|Memorial Day
29/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$500|medium|In 1946 Norway's Trygve Lie became 1st to hold this post|Secretary General of the U.N.
26/09/2005|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$400|easy|This word said to sled dogs may be an alteration of the French marchons, meaning 'let's go'|mush
20/06/2008|Jeopardy!|MOVIE MR. & MRS.|$600|medium|Benjamin (Dustin Hoffman) tells this character, 'I think you're the most attractive of all my parents' friends'|Mrs. Robinson
27/11/2009|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD SQUARES|$1000|hard|Judd Apatow produced this 1999 TV series about weirdos & dweebs|Freaks and Geeks
05/01/2001|Jeopardy!|SPOUSE IN COMMON|$300|easy|Judy Carne, Loni Anderson|Burt Reynolds
11/10/2006|Jeopardy!|WOMEN SINGERS|$600|medium|'Toxic' was a hit from her 2003 'In the Zone' CD|Britney Spears
28/10/2005|Jeopardy!|WE'VE GOT YOUR BACK|$600|medium|___ & The Heartbreakers|Tom Petty
10/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LADS NAMED VLAD|$1600|hard|This Russian-born piano virtuoso was the son-in-law of Arturo Toscanini|Vladimir Horowitz
23/06/2003|Jeopardy!|WHAT WERE YOU WEARING?|$400|easy|The Annette Kellerman, worn in the 1920s, was a daring one-piece one of these|bathing suit
25/11/1993|Jeopardy!|1954|$100|easy|At an Oxford, England track meet on May 6, this distance was covered in a record 3:59.4 seconds|Mile
21/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING DOCTOR|$800|hard|Leslie Charleson & Stuart Damon play doctors Monica & Alan Quartermaine on this soap opera|General Hospital
07/06/2010|Jeopardy!|CRIME & PUNISHMENT|$800|hard|This type of 'walk' is slang for parading an apprehended criminal before the media|a perp walk
24/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$200|easy|It's based on the memoir 'Anna And The King Of Siam'|The King And I
08/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH ROYALTY|$1000|hard|'The Merry Monarch' whose reign was known as the Restoration Era|Charles II
25/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TIME FOR A SOLO|$2000|hard|I like making this type of solo monologue; my favorite begins, 'is this a dagger which I see before me'|a soliloquy
14/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOLEY|$1600|hard|This famous hideout used by Butch Cassidy lent its name to his outlaw gang|the Hole in the Wall
23/01/2012|Jeopardy!|THAT'S TREASON!|$600|medium|This English plot blew up in the faces of the plotters, many executed for treason in 1606|the Gunpowder Plot
12/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|24|$800|hard|In 1924 this Russian leader died, & Stalin began purging rivals to take over the top spot|Lenin
26/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'BIG' PICTURE|$1200|hard|1987: Dennis Quaid & Ellen Barkin have a steamy romance in New Orleans|The Big Easy
06/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FIRSTS|$500|medium|In 1896, Thomas Sperry & Shelly Hutchinson started 1st independent Co. to provide these|trading stamps
22/07/1999|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE USA|$100|easy|It's the one-word title of Wyoming's state song|Wyoming
04/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY SPORTS|$1000|hard|Jackson Haines, previously a teacher of this art, introduced its moves to figure skating|ballet
28/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE POLITICS OF BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|Johnny Cash song lyric that gives the power to nix individual items in tax bills|Walk The Line Item Veto
29/03/2004|Jeopardy!|NEW MERRIAM-WEBSTER'S LISTINGS|$400|easy|An MTV series bears the name of this newly listed definition for a musical instrument not amplified|Unplugged
02/02/2011|Jeopardy!|TRINIDAD & TOBAGO|$600|medium|T&T are close enough to this country that the water from the Orinoco murks up scuba diving|Venezuela
21/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ALLITERATIVE LIT|$400|easy|Spinster heroine of 'Murder at the Vicarage'|Miss Marple
18/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|QUAY TO THE CITY|$400|easy|Check out the Quay of Karakoy in this city, known as Constantinople during the Byzantine Empire|Istanbul
14/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$600|medium|This Scottish engineer had to invent the flyball governor to control the speed of his steam engine|James Watt
08/03/1990|Jeopardy!|AUSTRALIA|$200|easy|After America won its independence, the British decided to ship these people to Australia|Convicts/Prisoners
30/11/2010|Jeopardy!|SONGS ON TV SHOWS|$600|medium|Character who sang 'Smelly cat, smelly cat, what are they feeding you?'|Phoebe
02/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE 20TH CENTURY|$400|easy|In 1963 this was set up as a link between the White House & the Kremlin|The Hot Line
12/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SPELLING|$1200|hard|Convince me that you can spell...|P-E-R-S-U-A-S-I-O-N
05/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS & HONORS|$1600|hard|In 1953 the Lenin Peace Prize went to this Chilean poet and diplomat|Pablo Neruda
12/03/2004|Jeopardy!|STOCK SYMBOLS|$800|hard|A drug store: WAG|Walgreens
17/10/2003|Jeopardy!|MTV MOVIE AWARDS: BEST KISS|$1000|hard|Woody Harrelson & Demi Moore won for this 1994 film|Indecent Proposal
30/04/2003|Jeopardy!|CATS ALL, FOLKS|$1000|hard|One of the very few curly-haired varieties of cat, the Cornish Rex was developed in this country|England
21/07/2004|Jeopardy!|STATE NICKNAME FUN|$600|medium|A ride at the Albuquerque Int'l Balloon Fiesta might show you why New Mexico is the 'land of' this|Enchantment
09/01/2009|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$1000|hard|In a SoCo & cola, SoCo is short for this|Southern Comfort
21/04/2003|Jeopardy!|QUITE A DISH|$400|easy|The filling of a fajita is rolled up in one of these|tortilla
05/05/2008|Jeopardy!|MUSICALS|$600|medium|The website for 'A Catered Affair' features this kind of album; fans share photos & memories of their own ceremonies|a wedding album
09/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|7-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|It's the body cavity containing the stomach, intestines, etc.|the abdomen
23/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$1600|hard|It used to refer to the cargo on a ship; now before 'with', it's an adjective meaning filled with, as in danger|fraught
05/11/2010|Jeopardy!|THE ACTOR DIRECTS|$600|medium|'Open Range',  'The Postman' (he's uncredited for 'Waterworld')|Kevin Costner
27/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|From Lower Latin for “killing”, it's the kind of shame that's so humiliating you could just die|mortification
08/05/1998|Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE IN COLLEGE|$100|easy|Conan O'Brien sharpened his comedy skills at this university by writing for its famous Lampoon|Harvard
03/09/2002|Final Jeopardy!|SEPTEMBER 1984|None|None|History-making woman whose Sept. 1984 itinerary included speeches in Dallas, Spokane, Syracuse & Youngstown|Geraldine Ferraro
13/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$1000|hard|In 1701 the school of Mathematics & Navigation was founded in Moscow by this 'Great' leader|Peter the Great
03/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S IN YOUR WALLET?|$400|easy|Some postage stamps from the animal rescue series that say adopt a pet from one of these|a shelter
11/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY FIRST LINES|$1000|hard|'On a bright Dec. morning long ago, two thinly clad children were kneeling upon the bank of a frozen canal in Holland'|'Hans Brinker'/'The Silver Skates'
23/04/2008|Jeopardy!|L.A. GEOGRAPHY IN POP CULTURE|$200|easy|Geoffrey was the butler & Jazz was a pal on this '90s NBC sitcom|The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
06/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POETS|$200|easy|On Feb. 12, 1959, the 150th anniversary of Lincoln's birth, he addressed a joint session of Congress|Carl Sandburg
11/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. STATE NAMES|$600|medium|This state's name is derived from an Indian word for 'flat water', a reference to the Platte River|Nebraska
09/12/2009|Jeopardy!|GOOD AS GOLD|$1000|hard|Large stone disks were once used as money on the Yap Islands, part of the Federated States of this 'tiny' country|Micronesia
27/06/2003|Jeopardy!|DEEP THINKERS|$400|easy|His 'SNL' 'Deep Thoughts' include 'It takes a big man to cry, but it takes a bigger man to laugh at that man'|Jack Handey
21/05/1993|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$600|medium|In 1992 most of this state's permanent residents got $915.84 from its oil revenues|Alaska
03/11/2010|Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY FIRST|$600|medium|...in the Baseball Hall of Fame|Hank Aaron
08/05/1998|Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE IN COLLEGE|$400|easy|As a student at Berkeley in '76, she had her first short story published, maybe while 'Waiting to Exhale'|Terry McMillan
23/01/2001|Jeopardy!|MAKE WAY FOR HEMINGWAY|$400|easy|'In Our Time', a collection of short stories, features this character who is similar to Hemingway|Nick Adams
29/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SEVEN|$400|easy|2 of this famous group of 7 are the Pyramids at Giza & the Lighthouse of Alexandria|the Seven Wonders of the World
23/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$600|medium|In 1990 Belarusian replaced this as the official language of Belarus|Russian
25/05/2001|Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH RHYME|$300|easy|Slug & snail residue|slime
03/01/2011|Jeopardy!|21st CENTURY ATHLETES|$200|easy|1 of the 2 NBA stars who make up Miami's new 'Big 3' along with LeBron|(Chris) Bosh (or Dwyane Wade)
17/07/2007|Jeopardy!|THAT'S COMEDY|$400|easy|You might think the skits on 'Whose Line Is It Anyway?' must be rehearsed, but it's real improv, short for this|improvisation
25/05/1989|Jeopardy!|BALLET|$300|easy|Russian dancer who was the choreographer & star of the 1912 production of 'The Afternoon of a Faun'|Nijinsky
28/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH POETS LAUREATE|$800|hard|Robert Bridges had it 'Falling on the city brown... hushing, the latest traffic of the drowsy town'|snow
04/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COLLECTIBLES|$1200|hard|Collectors of Tom Tierney's paper dolls prize the one of this princess with her charity auction dresses|Princess Di
02/12/1988|Jeopardy!|'FAST' OR 'SLOW'|$400|easy|Fabric that does not 'bleed' when washed or worn is said to be this|colorfast
05/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY TRIVIA|$800|hard|He worked as a professional carpenter before starring in movies like 'Witness' & 'Patriot Games'|Harrison Ford
23/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$800|hard|In 1999 an ABC sitcom dropped 'a Pizza Place' from its name, which changed to this|Two Guys and a Girl
09/06/2000|Jeopardy!|FASHION|$100|easy|Pompadour & Dutch Bob were once popular styles of this|Hairstyles
19/03/1998|Jeopardy!|ON THE BOARDS|$200|easy|Roy E., son of one of this entertainment company's founders, is its vice chairman|Disney
20/07/2000|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$300|easy|A criminal charge, it's listed on a 'sheet'|rap
03/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE BASS-ICS|$800|hard|A 4-string bass is usually tuned to E, A, D & G--one octave below the 4 lowest strings of this|a guitar
15/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE STATE OF EDUCATION|$1600|hard|Bowling Green State University, Case Western Reserve University|Ohio
23/04/1986|Jeopardy!|ROCK ‘N ROLL|$200|easy|Beatles song about purchasing affection that was 1st to hit #1 in U.S. & Britain at same time|Can’t Buy Me Love
14/05/1997|Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$100|easy|One of these doesn't make sense, it makes just a cent|Penny
05/04/2005|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES' TERMS OF SERVICE|$400|easy|1977-1981|Rosalynn Carter
13/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES FROM THE PAST|$1600|hard|The subjects of this Greek's writing included anatomy, dreams & the theory that diseases are not divine in origin|Hippocrates
08/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GET TO WORK!|$2000|hard|Ladies & gentlemen, children of all ages, this person works as the M.C. under the big top|the ringmaster
05/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TURN OF THE CENTURY FILMS|$600|medium|On August 28, 1899 a film of this president reviewing troops was shot in Pittsburgh; he was shot in 1901|William McKinley
09/07/2007|Jeopardy!|CITYSCAPE|$400|easy|Tell Hamoukar in Syria, a settlement between these 2 rivers, is widely believed to be the world's oldest known city|Tigris & Euphrates
20/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SHIP LORE|$2000|hard|A 2005 book is titled these: 'Tales of Abandoned, Doomed & Haunted Vessels'|Ghost Ships
21/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$400|easy|On Feb. 4, 1861 the Confederacy began setting up its government in this city|Montgomery, Alabama
14/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC BATTLES|$2000|hard|Site of a decisive Sept. 1863 battle, this Georgia river takes its name from an Indian word meaning 'river of death'|Chickamauga
22/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'RIGHT' NOW|$1200|hard|Founded in 1978, the group called this 'watch' is a smaller U.S. counterpart to Amnesty International|Human Rights Watch
03/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|1960|$600|medium|Wealthy playboy Tommy Manville made news in January when he did this for the 13th time|Got married
06/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE IS IT?|$200|easy|The Eiffel Tower is one of the dramatic landmarks in this European capital city|Paris
15/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE LABEL, LABEL, LABEL|$800|hard|Buy me some of this treat, & we'll pretend we're at a ball game|Cracker Jack
13/10/1992|Jeopardy!|COOKING EQUIPMENT|$300|easy|You can use 2 sizes of biscuit cutters to cut out these fried treats; the smaller one is for the holes|doughnuts
24/07/2008|Jeopardy!|THE HENRY WHO...|$400|easy|...won a Nobel Peace Prize for helping to negotiate a cease-fire in Vietnam|Kissinger
20/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THE '70s|$400|easy|In the 1970s many studied ESP, short for this awareness beyond the normal senses (but you already knew that)|extrasensory perception
17/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD WORDS & PHRASES|$3000|hard|California car buyers are protected by the Tanner Consumer Protection Act, known by this alliterative name|the Lemon Law
19/03/2003|Jeopardy!|MAD|$600|medium|Back in the '60s Sue Kaufman wrote the 'Diary of a Mad' this|Housewife
12/01/2011|Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$200|easy|Come on, champ, you have to be brave & 'keep a stiff' this|an upper lip
13/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|E BEFORE I|$800|hard|An imitation that's trying to pass as genuine, as in money|counterfeit
06/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MADE THEM CRY|$2100|hard|'Poyekhali!'  ('Let's Go!' in Russian) was his cry April 12, 1961|Yuri Gagarin
04/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY VERBS|$2000|hard|To categorize something into a narrow slot without a great deal of thought like a Columba livia|to pigeonhole
12/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FEMALES|$400|easy|If you think dope is for kicks, you're out of your mind, once remarked this singer|Billie Holiday
22/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SIBLING REVELRY|$1200|hard|In this Irish family Jack B. was a portrait painter & his brother William B., a poet|the Yeats
14/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WELCOME BACK, QATAR|$800|hard|It's the body of water into which the Qatar Peninsula juts|the Persian Gulf
11/07/2001|Final Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARY BRITISH AUTHORS|None|None|In May 1973 Sports Illustrated ran one of his short stories under the title 'A Day of Wine and Roses'|Dick Francis
21/02/2008|Jeopardy!|GAMERS UNITE!|$200|easy|In this 2007 sequel Master Chief has new vehicles like the Mongoose to help him stop the Flood & the Covenant|Halo 3
10/02/2010|Jeopardy!|WEIRD SCIENCE|$200|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows an animated diagram on the monitor.)  The reason why astronauts are taller in space is due to a lessening of this force; the vertebrae separate slightly, allowing for a height increase of 2 inches or more|gravity
18/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TOUR DE FRANCE|$2000|hard|This longest river in France is famous for its picturesque valley & chateaux|the Loire
15/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE & PLACES|$400|easy|The tallest building outside North America is in this former crown colony|Hong Kong
14/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DICTATORS & TYRANTS|$800|hard|Cuba's leader 1952-1959, his former presidential palace now houses Havana's Museum of the Revolution|Fulgencio Batista
07/06/2010|Jeopardy!|EXTRAVAGANT EDIBLES|$800|hard|The livers of geese that are overfed & underexercised are used to make this pate substance|foie gras
06/11/1991|Jeopardy!|TECHNOLOGY|$400|easy|Bell invented it in 1876; David Hughes gave it this name in 1878, & don't lean into it when you reply|Microphone
22/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL THE ROMAN EMPEROR!|$1000|hard|The stoic philosopher: 161-180 A.D.|Marcus Aurelius
01/07/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THAT?|$1000|hard|A neophyte is a new convert; neoprene is a synthetic type of this material|rubber
10/01/2007|Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|Dylan song 'with no direction home' that's an edible crustacean|like a rolling stone crab
16/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE BOSTON TEA PARTY|$400|easy|After taking part in the Tea Party, he rode to Philadelphia in a less famous ride to report on it|Paul Revere
22/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WISH I'D SEEN THAT MUSICAL!|$400|easy|'Her First Roman' starred Richard Kiley as Julius Caesar & Leslie Uggams as this captivating queen|Cleopatra
29/05/2003|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$600|medium|In 1901 Booker T. Washington published his now-classic autobiography 'Up from' this|Slavery
13/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|KIDS' DICTIONARY|$2000|hard|Adults think it's a square dance move, but kids know it's a peanut butter sandwich cookie sold by Girl Scouts|Do-si-do
08/05/2002|Jeopardy!|LET A SMILE BE YOUR UMBRIA|$600|medium|In 1990 this brand retired raw umber, a color whose name came from Umbria|Crayola
09/05/1997|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$300|easy|An 'underground city' connects the subway with downtown offices & shopping in this largest Quebec city|Montreal
04/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND D.C.|$400|easy|Valley girls may pout, but this strip with the Lincoln Memorial at one end is lined with trees, not stores|The Mall
12/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THESE OSCAR NOMINEES?|$800|hard|'In the Name of the Father', believe us that this guy got a lead actor nod for that film|Daniel Day-Lewis
01/01/2008|Jeopardy!|OW! OW! OW! OW! OW!|$200|easy|Don't tread on the giant desert hairy type of this creature seen here|a scorpion
18/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|JAPAN|$1000|hard|This word for a Japanese gangster comes from a losing hand in a card game|Yakuza
29/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SEA, I TOLD YOU|$800|hard|In the '90s Russia & Ukraine sorted out who owns what of this sea's fleet|Black Sea
13/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS FOR DUMMIES|$1600|hard|'Baseball for Dummies' is by this Hall of Fame Reds second baseman & 'Sunday Night Baseball' analyst|Joe Morgan
20/12/1996|Jeopardy!|THE 1990S|$500|medium|In December 1995 2 of this country's former presidents, Chun Doo Hwan & Roh Tae Woo, were indicted|South Korea
26/10/2001|Jeopardy!|'BEL'LISSIMO!|$200|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew ready to dive into a pool)  Unfortunately, it's what I'm about to do here|bellyflop
12/11/1985|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$300|easy|The viceroy mimics this poisonous “royal” butterfly's appearance to avoid predators|monarch
03/04/2001|Jeopardy!|STATES' LOWEST POINTS|$100|easy|8 feet below sea level at New Orleans|Louisiana
17/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TRICKS ARE FOR KIDS|$2000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew plays a different kind of checkers.)  I can knock the bottom checker out without knocking the stack over thanks to this property of matter that tends to keep things in place|inertia
28/09/1998|Jeopardy!|THEATER|$500|medium|All the action in this hit Broadway musical takes place between April 10 & 15, 1912|Titanic
29/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|LEGAL LINGO|$800|hard|Colorful term used to describe state laws regulating the sale of securities|blue sky laws
01/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY TRAINING BASES|$400|easy|California's Fort Irwin, the National Training Center, covers a Rhode Island-sized area in this desert|the Mojave
21/12/2004|Jeopardy!|THE LIQUOR CABINET|$800|hard|This top brandy from the Charente region of France is a blend that's distilled twice|cognac
10/01/2006|Jeopardy!|'GOOD' & 'BAD' SONGS|$1000|hard|This Chris Isaak tune was featured in the movie 'Eyes Wide Shut'|Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing
10/04/1998|Jeopardy!|DRESS UP|$100|easy|Well I'll be doggone!  These classic suede shoes now come in colors like salad green & Miami coral|Hush Puppies
27/09/1984|Jeopardy!|TRIVIA|$100|easy|They 'rush in where angels fear to tread'|fools
16/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|JEOPARDY! IN POP CULTURE|$1600|hard|'Jeopardy!' appears in the Kiefer Sutherland movie sharing part of its name with a game show--this city, 'N.M.'|Truth or Consequences
31/03/2011|Final Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE PLAYS|None|None|One of the 2 plays whose plots are set in motion by shipwrecks, one off Illyria & one off an unnamed island|(1 of) The Tempest & Twelfth Night
20/01/1998|Jeopardy!|TASTES LIKE CHICKEN|$100|easy|Some feel deep-frying the legs of this amphibian in cornmeal overpowers their subtle flavor|Frog legs
21/04/2009|Jeopardy!|YABBA DABBA 'DOO'!|$400|easy|8-letter term for the end of the world as we know it (& I feel fine)|doomsday
16/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|20 QUESTIONS|$600|medium|The one Solomon built had a breadth of 20 cubits & a porch the same length|Temple
11/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OLD RADIO ADVENTURES|$200|easy|Joan Alexander played this role on 'The Adventures of Superman'|Lois Lane
17/01/2005|Jeopardy!|A CATEGORY FOR THE BIRDS|$600|medium|These creatures are broadly divided into Saurischia, 'lizard hips', & Ornithischia, 'bird hips'|dinosaurs
09/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE GALEN CENTER|$1200|hard|One of Galen's medical breakthroughs was proving arteries carried blood & not this, as was believed|air
13/11/2006|Jeopardy!|PLAYBILL|$600|medium|It's been a real tease since 2002|Hairspray
12/12/2001|Jeopardy!|JESTERDAY|$200|easy|The romances of this legendary king tell of Dagonet, a fool he knighted|King Arthur
19/03/1999|Jeopardy!|ON PINS & NEEDLES|$100|easy|When a girl got 'pinned' in college, it was one of these pins that she received|fraternity pin
06/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|Tough Leon Uris novel about fighting the Japanese & fighting apartheid in South Africa|Battle Cry, the Beloved Country
22/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN-AMERICAN LIT|$1200|hard|Soon after this jazzman died, poet Michael Harper published a 'Dear John' book about him|John Coltrane
23/04/2008|Jeopardy!|GARDENING|$800|hard|After they bloom & drop their petals, some roses form these seedpods rich in vitamin C|rose hips
19/02/2008|Jeopardy!|THEY'RE OUR GODS|$1000|hard|Bolon Tzacab, Itzamna, Kukulcan (known to other peoples as Quetzalcoatl)|the Mayans
10/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL NAME ORIGINS|$400|easy|Discovered & decimated in less than 200 years, its name is from the Portuguese for 'foolish'|Dodo
01/01/2003|Jeopardy!|DON'T GO BREAKING MY HEART|$1000|hard|From the Latin for 'blazing', it's used for catching one's partner being unfaithful as well as catching a crook red-handed|in flagrante delicto
21/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS JARGON|$2000|hard|8-letter anatomical plural meaning visitors viewing a website|eyeballs
28/05/2008|Jeopardy!|FOOTBALL COACHES|$800|hard|This Nebraska coach averaged more than 10 victories a season for 25 years|Tom Osborne
25/06/2001|Jeopardy!|NANCY|$200|easy|This famous daughter & singer made her national TV debut with dad & Elvis in 1959|Nancy Sinatra
17/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|WINE & CHEESE|$1000|hard|This pungent Italian cheese with blue-green veins goes well with a hearty red wine|Gorgonzola
20/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|2-LETTER TERMS|$200|easy|Random House defines this Yiddishism as an interjection of 'dismay, pain, annoyance, grief, etc.'|Oy!
11/05/2007|Jeopardy!|ON BROADWAY|$800|hard|Angela Lansbury returned to B'way in 2007 as a former champion in this sport in Terrence McNally's 'Deuce'|tennis
24/09/1997|Jeopardy!|STATE SUPERLATIVES|$200|easy|With about 1,040 people per square mile of land, life in this most densely populated state is a real garden party|New Jersey
28/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THIS PLACE IS A ZOO!|$1000|hard|The Singapore Zoo advertises this monkey, seen in its conservation centre, as 'The Big Nose Beauty'|Proboscis monkey
02/01/1998|Jeopardy!|SINONYMS|$500|medium|It can mean to sin or to sneak onto another's land, & you may be shot for doing it|Trespassing
25/06/2010|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT SPORTS CONFERENCE|$200|easy|Michigan, Ohio State|the Big Ten
28/12/2005|Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINMENT AWARDS|$200|easy|In 1996 'You Don't Know' this was named Video Game of the Year by the Digital Hollywood Awards|Jack
02/09/1997|Jeopardy!|RESORT CITIES|$200|easy|This fashionable Colorado ski getaway was named by prospectors for the trees in the area|Aspen
29/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT BIOPIC|$800|hard|With Salma Hayek as the artist-wife of Diego Rivera|Frida
10/05/2005|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY AUTHORS|None|None|Born of Norwegian descent in 1916, he was given the first name of a famous Norwegian of the time|Roald Dahl
14/12/1998|Final Jeopardy!|TV & LITERATURE|None|None|The 'X-Files' episode entitled 'Post-Modern Prometheus' was an update of this classic 1818 tale|Frankenstein
03/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SEMPER 'FI'|$400|easy|This classic name for dogs comes from the Latin for 'faithful'|Fido
13/02/2003|Jeopardy!|FEMALE ATHLETES|$200|easy|This soccer player whose real first name is Mariel is one of 4 women to have scored over 100 goals in international play|Mia Hamm
07/10/1996|Jeopardy!|FASHION STATEMENTS|$500|medium|Figuratively speaking, it's the piece of knightwear you throw down as a challenge|the gauntlet
08/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE LITTLE DRAMA BOY|$1600|hard|In a play set at boarding school, a teacher's wife offers more to young Tom than the title 'tea and' this|sympathy
19/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS & INVENTORS|$400|easy|In 132 Zhang Heng developed a crude one of these instruments that registers earthquakes|Seismograph
13/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PATRIARCHY|$200|easy|In a dream, Jacob saw God at the top of one of these implements|Ladder
26/03/2001|Jeopardy!|BOYS|$100|easy|In 2000 he played 'Little Nicky', Satan's son|Adam Sandler
05/01/1998|Jeopardy!|DEATH SENTENCES|$300|easy|In a June 1897 issue of the New York Journal he quipped, 'The report of my death was an exaggeration'|Mark Twain
13/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'1', '2', '3'|$400|easy|It's where you go back to if you're starting over, especially in playing hopscotch|square one
23/06/1997|Jeopardy!|'BIO'LOGY|$300|easy|Selman A. Waksman, discoverer of streptomycin, coined this term in the 1940s|antibiotic
10/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|8-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|Having no idea, like Alicia Silverstone in a 1995 movie|Clueless
29/04/1997|Jeopardy!|EASY HISTORY|$200|easy|In 1869 the U.S. Transcontinental Railroad was completed & this canal opened in the Mideast|Suez Canal
20/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORD'S WORTH|$1200|hard|6 letters, score 23: Named for a Greek God, it's a gentle breeze from the west|zephyr
12/07/2011|Jeopardy!|& 'LOW' THING|$200|easy|This adjective for letters not capitalized comes from the printing practice of storing them in a tray beneath the others|lower case
22/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$200|easy|'Home of the Whopper' that fathered Cordelia, Regan & Goneril|Burger King Lear
16/07/2009|Jeopardy!|LET'S 'CH'AT|$600|medium|To make butter, you need one of these special containers in which to stir the milk or cream|churn
05/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$800|hard|One stage of a journey|leg
12/09/1984|Jeopardy!|AUTOMOBILES|$400|easy|In Japan it's called 'rasshu awa'; in L.A, 4 to 6 P.M.|rush hour
03/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WE THINK|$1600|hard|This 19th century Danish philosopher used about 20 pseudonyms in writing his books|Soren Kierkegaard
06/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WINGS|$200|easy|This Roman god is often depicted in art as a chubby, winged infant wearing a blindfold|Cupid
19/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MEAT & POTATOES|$800|hard|This Italian word can refer to a veal escalope or a meat dish whose sauce includes lemon juice & parsley|piccata
16/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|McCLURE'S MAGAZINE|$2000|hard|In 1899 McClure's published this Brit's 'The White Man's burden'|Rudyard Kipling
12/11/2002|Jeopardy!|NOVEMBER 2001|$600|medium|China & Taiwan were accepted as the 143rd & 144th members of the WTO, this group|World Trade Organization
23/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CRAZY EIGHTS|$1200|hard|Alphanumeric term for your car engine that has 2 banks of 4 cylinders aligned in a specific angle|a V-8
06/05/2003|Jeopardy!|TOUGH GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|It precedes 'kush', which means 'killer', in the name of a central Asian mountain range|Hindu
29/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PACIFIC STANDARD RHYME TIME|$2000|hard|A woman resembling a Roman love goddess in a California city, 'the Salad Bowl of the World'|a Salinas Venus
07/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A GAS|$400|easy|When you squirt whipped cream from an aerosol can, this laughing gas often used as an anesthetic is the propellant|nitrous oxide
29/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|17TH C. LIT|$400|easy|In 1667 Jonathan Swift was born & this poet published 'Paradise Lost'|John Milton
10/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ESSAYS|$1000|hard|This English philosopher developed the formal style of essays in works like 1625's 'Of Beauty'|Francis Bacon
12/07/2011|Jeopardy!|& 'LOW' THING|$400|easy|A wooden frame for executing prisoners|gallows
02/06/1997|Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$500|medium|In the U.S. it's a synonym for pancake; in England it's a compact that might hold pan-cake makeup|Flapjack
27/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$600|medium|He subtitled his 1973 novel “Breakfast of Champions”, “Or Goodbye Blue Monday!”|Kurt Vonnegut
31/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S NOT THE END OF THE WORLD|$1200|hard|In 1980 on 'The 700 Club', he said, 'I guarantee you by the end of 1982 there is going to be a judgment on the world'|Pat Robertson
09/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WILLIAM PENNED|$400|easy|In the late 1920s he penned what many consider his greatest novel, 'The Sound and the Fury'|William Faulkner
13/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$400|easy|Entry with 3 definitions:  a German statesman, a city in North Dakota & a jelly doughnut|Bismarck
20/11/2009|Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED IN NOVEMBER|$400|easy|18-year-old Will Shakespeare married her in November 1582; their daughter was born 6 months later|Anne Hathaway
19/04/2005|Jeopardy!|AVENUE 'Q'|$1000|hard|When medium-sized, these hard clams are marketed as cherrystones|quahogs
08/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATIONS|$400|easy|Office fixture that lent its name to what early Internet users posted their messages on|bulletin board
01/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|POETRY|$800|hard|'For of all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are' these|It Might Have Been
12/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FORMER CAPITALS|$200|easy|This largest Michigan city was state capital for 10 years, before it was replaced by Lansing|Detroit
25/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SHADES OF ZANE GREY|$1200|hard|Like the Old West's Doc Holliday, Zane Grey was a practicing one of these in NYC before becoming a novelist|a dentist
26/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$2000|hard|Finland's Aland Islands are considered the dividing line between the Baltic Sea & this huge gulf|the Gulf of Bothnia
12/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|1989 FILMS|$800|hard|This 1989 film was based on an actual event:  'Think about me as your priest.  You can tell me anything.  I'm listening.'|Casualties Of War
20/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|REALLY HURT|$400|easy|Located in the skin & other tissues, pain receptors are the ends of these fiber bundles|nerves
10/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ART SUPPLIES|$400|easy|A pad of paper for quick drawings, it appears in a Washington Irving title along with Geoffrey Crayon|Sketch book
13/04/1999|Jeopardy!|(missing this category)|$100|easy|[filler]|-------------------------------------
25/04/2008|Jeopardy!|FEMALES, WOMEN & LADIES|$600|medium|Check out this empress' 190-carat Orlov Diamond at Russia's Armory Museum|Catherine the Great
09/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$7200|hard|Rembrandts are late-blooming varieties of these perennials|tulips
03/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$400|easy|In Russia in 1917 he said, 'We shall now proceed to construct the Socialist order'|Vladimir Lenin
15/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|REED: ALL ABOUT IT|$400|easy|Antoine-Joseph Sax patented his famous reed instrument in this French city|Paris
21/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BRITANNICA|$800|hard|The Welsh village of Portmeirion was made famous from its use in this Patrick McGoohan TV series|The Prisoner
19/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANNIVERSARIES|$1000|hard|How time flies:  August 16, 1997 was the 20th anniversary of his untimely death|Elvis Presley
28/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS' RHYME TIME|$400|easy|Actress-novelist Fannie's satchels|Flagg's bags
30/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$2000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports.) Inside zoos, the aim is to increase the population; outside the zoos, the declining number of orangutans are found only on these two Indonesian islands|Borneo and Sumatra
28/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ASSASSINATIONS|$400|easy|So cruel & tyrannical was this country's Czar Paul I that his own son approved of his 1801 assassination|Russia
20/02/2007|Jeopardy!|UNSEEN TV FACES|$1000|hard|Producer Lorenzo Music played this unseen doorman whose voice was heard via the intercom on 'Rhoda'|Carlton
21/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|INITIALLY YOURS|$400|easy|When this director's 'The Birth of a Nation' was released in 1915, tickets were an unheard of $2|D.W. Griffith
14/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$2000|hard|In 1897 he became the music director of the Vienna Court Opera & a Catholic (he converted from Judaism)|Gustav Mahler
17/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GET A LOAD OF THIS CLOWN|$400|easy|Tough guy, huh?  What are you so scared of, hiding behind that?  What is it, a barrel?  Oh, you're this type of clown|a rodeo clown
11/12/1992|Jeopardy!|ACES|$400|easy|This Marine Corps major led the Black Sheep squadron & was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor|Gregory 'Pappy' Boyington
07/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ROGER THAT!|$1200|hard|As the government photographer of this war, Roger Fenton portrayed the Charge of the Light Brigade as glorious|the Crimean War
07/04/1998|Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S WORK|$100|easy|This future Supreme Court justice hid her pregnancy for fear of losing her teaching job at Rutgers|Ginsburg
03/10/2001|Jeopardy!|SECOND-LARGEST CITIES|$300|easy|This seaport is the second most populous city in France|Marseilles
08/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|Lavinia has her tongue cut out & Tamora is served her own sons baked in a pie in this far-from-tasteful tragedy|Titus Andronicus
07/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$1000|hard|In February 1861 6 Southern states founded the Confederate States of America & elected him president|Jefferson Davis
22/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CANINES & FELINES|$2000|hard|One eye, a wolf, was the father of this Jack London canine; his mother was half-wolf, half,dog|White Fang
18/02/2003|Jeopardy!|SMARTIES|$800|hard|In 1996 Gary Hack discovered the sphenomandibularis, a previously unknown one of these in the face|muscle
17/12/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC DATES|$200|easy|On the French Revolutionary calendar, this 1789 date of the Bastille's fall might have been 25 Messidor|July 14
03/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CLASS 'E'|$400|easy|Elementary classroom culture & management is an offering from Stanford's school of this|Education
19/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'STANDING' ROOM ONLY|$400|easy|Enthusiastic applause by an audience on its feet|a standing ovation
22/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|1940s TELEVISION|$800|hard|When this series debuted in 1948, it used its radio title 'Candid Microphone'; the title was changed 9 months later|Candid Camera
16/03/2011|Jeopardy!|ACTING OUT|$400|easy|It's the pointless thing Sarah is doing|comparing apples to oranges
05/11/1998|Jeopardy!|WORD PUZZLES|$100|easy|HEAD COLLISION ---------------------------------- It's what you want to avoid with a Mack truck|Head-on collision
14/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE A LETTER|$2000|hard|All Japanese words end in a vowel or this consonant|an N
06/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$400|easy|The fatefully named Stapleton Crutchfield lost one of these limbs at Chancellorsville|a leg
29/04/2004|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$200|easy|We don't want to spoil it for you, but near the end of 'Les Mis' Inspector Javert throws himself into this river|the Seine
10/02/2010|Jeopardy!|OSCARS SINCE 2000|$1000|hard|He followed up his 2003 Oscar for 'Mystic River' with a best actor win for 2008|Sean Penn
13/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITY BIRTHPLACES|$800|hard|Ilie Nastase|Bucharest, Romania
03/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$2000|hard|Tom Rakewell is lured into a life of vice in this 1951 opera based on a series of engravings by William Hogarth|The Rake's Progress
06/05/2011|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$600|medium|Sand Island is part of this central Pacific atoll that entered history in June 1942 with the actions of carriers nearby|Midway Island
27/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GERMAN CINEMA|$1000|hard|She starred in many movies before directing 'Olympia' & 'Triumph of the Will'|Leni Riefenstahl
12/05/2004|Jeopardy!|THE CONSTITUTION|$400|easy|On September 17, 1787 this future president became the first person to sign the Constitution|George Washington
21/11/2000|Jeopardy!|TV 2K|$300|easy|It's the name of the boy band on 'Making the Band' -- come on, we know you watched|O-Town
21/12/2010|Jeopardy!|A HAT-EGORY|$200|easy|A 1935 Fred Astaire film is named for this type of spiffy headwear|Top Hat
30/06/2011|Jeopardy!|SITCOM SPOUSES|$200|easy|Carroll O'Connor & Jean Stapleton in this series|All in the Family
08/05/2003|Jeopardy!|INITIALLY YOURS|$800|hard|Statesman Frederik Willem...|F.W. de Klerk
14/05/2002|Jeopardy!|WHAT POSSESSED THEM?|$200|easy|20 people were executed after the supposed 17th C. demonic possession of girls in this U.S. city|Salem
02/06/2006|Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATIONS|$600|medium|After an earlier one was severed by a fisherman, a cable to transmit these was laid under the English Channel in 1851|telegrams
17/11/1993|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$200|easy|In 1962 he teamed with Dee Dee Sharp to record yet another dance hit, 'Slow Twistin''|Chubby Checker
22/02/2005|Jeopardy!|IN THE 2005 ESPN ALMANAC|$800|hard|'Energized TV sports journalism with abrasive 'tell it like it is' style'|Howard Cosell
12/04/2006|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$200|easy|German bibliophiles know that a Buchhandlung is this type of retail store|a bookstore
06/06/2005|Jeopardy!|LIKE A ROLLING STONE|$600|medium|The Skipper on 'Gilligan's Island' probably knows that another name for this small fish is the stone roller; didn't you?|a minnow
07/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$2000|hard|Born in 1714, this 3-initialed son of J.S. Bach became his father's student & successor|Carl Phillip Emanual Bach
30/06/2008|Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$800|hard|In the military: NCO|non-commissioned officer
14/10/2008|Jeopardy!|FOUND IN TRANSLATION|$1000|hard|Amazon.fr lists works by this U.S. author (with a French name), such as his 'Hondo, L'Homme du Desert'|Louis L'Amour
30/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HOCKEY|$200|easy|A depiction of Long Island appears on the logo of this NHL team|the Islanders
22/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GUERRILLAS IN THE MIST|$400|easy|Subcomandante Marcos leads this Mexican group named for another guerrilla leader|Zapatistas
17/06/2003|Jeopardy!|SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE|$3000|hard|Enid Strict is the rarely used name of this Dana Carvey character|The Church Lady
02/01/2008|Final Jeopardy!|THE BOX OFFICE|None|None|Rated 'R' for violence, this 2004 film set in ancient times is the highest-grossing 'R' movie ever in the U.S.|The Passion of the Christ
07/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '40s|$1600|hard|Judy Garland sang 'The Trolley Song' & 'Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas' in this hit musical|Meet Me In St. Louis
29/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY MUSICALS|$400|easy|This Rodgers & Hammerstein musical opens on a sailing vessel in the Gulf of Siam|The King and I
29/12/2006|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY LIT|$600|medium|In this novel, Count Vronsky is 'passionately fond of horses'--& of a married woman who's the title character|Anna Karenina
10/09/2007|Jeopardy!|THE TALES OF DUSTIN HOFFMAN|$200|easy|Both Hoffman & Streep won Oscars as the title duo in this film|Kramer vs. Kramer
24/02/2010|Jeopardy!|THAT'S IN BRITOONICA|$600|medium|This 'walking, talking bear in a necktie and a porkpie hat... roamed fictional Jellystone National Park'|Yogi (Bear)
08/03/2000|Jeopardy!|BANNED ON EBAY|$300|easy|After bidding on about $3 million in goods, 13-year-old Andrew Tyler was banned by eBay & by this pair|His parents
16/04/2009|Jeopardy!|BODY ENGLISH|$600|medium|Proverbially, if you take a firm stand, you've put this body part 'down'|your foot
09/03/2007|Jeopardy!|WHERE WORDS COME FROM|$400|easy|Bandha, or 'tie', is a yoga method to lock in one's breath & also gave us this word for an accessory we tie & wear|a bandana
20/05/1993|Jeopardy!|SUBMARINES|$200|easy|After WWI the Allied Submarine Detection Investigation Committee developed this to detect subs|sonar
04/04/2007|Jeopardy!|SPORTS ILLUSTRATED ALMANAC LISTINGS|$200|easy|'Stripped of title in 1967 because he refused to serve in the Vietnam War.  Career record 56-5 with 37 KOs'|Muhammad Ali
22/11/1995|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN AUTHORS|$100|easy|This author of 'Around the World in Eighty Days' also wrote librettos for operettas|Jules Verne
10/10/1991|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE HE WAS PRESIDENT|$1000|hard|As sheriff of Erie County, N.Y. he personally sprang the trap on 2 murderers|Grover Cleveland
11/10/2010|Jeopardy!|DIED ON THE SAME DAY|$600|medium|On April 25,1995 first 'Jeopardy!' host Art Fleming passed away & the dance was over for this partner of Fred|Ginger Rogers
17/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS:  WHERE ARE THEY NOW?|$3000|hard|The corner of Delaware Avenue & Vernon Heights Blvd. in Marion, Ohio|Warren G. Harding
01/07/1993|Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|$400|easy|This director produced many of his own films, including 'Strangers on a Train'|Alfred Hitchcock
01/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LINCOLN BLOGS|$400|easy|After the trouble I took, Frederick Douglass tells me that most slaves haven't even heard about this proclamation|the Emancipation Proclamation
03/11/2011|Jeopardy!|2011 MOVIES|$200|easy|In 'Rise of the Planet of the Apes' the name of the fictional drug ALZ112 indicates it's a possible treatment for this|Alzheimer's
13/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE VEGETABLE GARDEN|$400|easy|Slicing ones are harvested when they're about 7 inches long, pickling ones at 1 1/2 to 3 inches|cucumbers
16/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YOU GO URUGUAY|$800|hard|The mulita is a small Uruguayan type of this armored animal that's susceptible to becoming roadkill|an armadillo
10/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL|$2000|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew in Venice, Italy.)  I'm here in Venice on this beautiful square which Napoleon called 'The Drawing Room of Europe'|St. Mark's Square
23/11/2005|Jeopardy!|GUNS|$1000|hard|Napoleon was the first to mass artillery in a 'Grande' or 'Big' one of these; we're positive it was a negative for the enemy|a battery
26/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ROCKERS BANNED IN THE USSR|$800|hard|This 'Another Brick In The Wall' band was blacklisted for 'distortion of Soviet foreign policy'|Pink Floyd
21/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CORPORATE NAME ETYMOLOGY|$1200|hard|Ingvar Kamprad used his initials & those of his childhood farm & village, Elmtaryd & Agunnaryd, in this company's name|IKEA
10/02/2009|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL BRANGELINAS|$1000|hard|Their ship came in in 1945: Barge|Bushes
03/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from outside the Opera House in Sydney, Australia.) In 1973, 'The Magic Flute', which included a queen character, was the first performance given here, & in the hall on opening night was this woman, who officially opened the Opera House|Queen Elizabeth
28/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'ACT' UP|$1000|hard|A mythological hunter turned into a stag by Artemis|Actaeon
05/05/2009|Jeopardy!|SCHOOLS NAMED AFTER PEOPLE|$800|hard|It's no surprise that a New Hampshire university is named for this 14th president|Franklin Pierce
17/02/1997|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$300|easy|Most of the world's lemurs live on this island off Africa's east coast|Madagascar
18/12/1997|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR II|None|None|Launched Sept. 27, 1941, the first of the Liberty Ships was named for this Revolutionary War figure|Patrick Henry
29/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|READER'S DIGEST|$800|hard|The last name of Irvine, the Scottish author of 'Trainspotting'; it's also another U.K. nationality|Welsh
21/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM|$1200|hard|He painted 'Night Fishing at Antibes', seen here, just before the outbreak of World War II|Picasso
24/09/1998|Jeopardy!|TO PROTECT|$500|medium|Oliver Cromwell 'guarded' England as a virtual dictator under this official title from 1653 to 1658|Lord Protector
13/03/2001|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|None|None|Lucio Costa designed this new capital in 1957 to hold 500,000 people; today it has more than 3 times that number|Brasilia, Brazil
21/09/2010|Jeopardy!|I KNOW 'UR'|$200|easy|Adjective meaning calling for prompt action|urgent
10/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINERS|$400|easy|He wrote the 2005 memoir 'Dean & Me (A Love Story)'|Jerry Lewis
19/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE BEAUTIFUL|$600|medium|The success of 'The Philadelphia Story' as a play & a film helped her shake the reputation of 'Box Office Poison'|Katharine Hepburn
08/01/2009|Jeopardy!|THIS JUST IN|$800|hard|There's still time to sign up for 18th century dance lessons at Gadsby's Tavern Museum in this northern Va. city|Alexandria
03/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CORPORATE BRANDS|$800|hard|This brewer tapped O'Doul's as a brand|Anheuser-Busch
10/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HOME RUN SLUGGERS|$400|easy|In 1998 & 1999 this Cardinals first baseman hit a total of 135 home runs, a 2-season record|Mark McGwire
24/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS LASS WORDS|$1600|hard|Explaining Christian Science, she wrote, 'Disease is an experience of... mind.  It is fear made manifest'|Mary Baker Eddy
01/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GET CREATIVE|$1200|hard|This 'Grand' Parisian theatre shares its name with the French equivalent of the British puppet Punch|Guignol
22/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|POP QUIZ|$1200|hard|Katy Perry sang 'I Kissed A Girl'; this country guy sang 'Kiss A Girl' (perhaps Nicole Kidman?)|Keith Urban
11/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$800|hard|This queen was a trendsetter of both beauty & fashion during her lifetime, but that lifetime would not be a piece of cake|Marie Antoinette
22/12/2010|Jeopardy!|IN DEFENSE OF FRUITCAKE|$800|hard|Gugelhupf, a German fruitcake also called turban cake, may date from the effort of these people to conquer the region|the Ottomans (or the Turks)
27/01/2009|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN ACTORS|$400|easy|Patrick Stewart prospered as Prospero in this play in 2006|The Tempest
24/06/2009|Jeopardy!|SPORTS NET|$400|easy|Karch Kiraly is the only person to win Olympic gold medals in both the indoor & beach versions of this sport|volleyball
26/03/1990|Jeopardy!|FOOD FACTS|$100|easy|The name of this meat is from the Latin 'venatus', hunt|Venison
20/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. COUNTIES|$400|easy|It's the largest state that has counties, & its Brewster County is bigger than 3 other states|Texas
13/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE SEA'S BOUNTY|$2000|hard|This shellfish of the family Mytilidae needs its beard removed, a little steaming & yum!|mussels
28/11/2007|Jeopardy!|AN AUGUSTA PERSONALITY|$400|easy|In 1964 he led an 'army' on his way to his fourth & final Masters win|Arnold Palmer
19/02/2007|Jeopardy!|FLY COUNTRIES|$400|easy|Aer Lingus|Ireland
23/07/2010|Jeopardy!|TOBACCO|$200|easy|This ceremonial Native American smoking device is also known as a calumet|a peace pipe
13/11/1990|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$300|easy|Eisenhower was nominated for his second term as president in the Cow Palace in this city|San Francisco
13/04/2007|Jeopardy!|NOT TO BE CONFUSED|$800|hard|Rutgers is a New Jersey university; this is a news service founded in London in 1851|Reuters
02/04/1990|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATIONS|$100|easy|You take the SAT exam to get into college & the LSAT to get into one of these schools|Law School
16/11/1988|Jeopardy!|PLAYS|$200|easy|'Little Johnny Jones' was the first play he wrote expressly for Broadway, not for Vaudeville|George M. Cohan
11/07/2005|Jeopardy!|THE PERE LACHAISE LOUNGE|$800|hard|Let's turn the lights down low as this 'Little Sparrow' takes wing again, singing her classic 'La Vie En Rose'|(Edith) Piaf
11/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CUT TO THE 'QUICK'|$800|hard|This baking product from General Mills was introduced in 1931|Bisquick
09/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ISLAND COUNTRIES|$600|medium|Nicosia & Limassol are the only 2 cities with a population of over 100,000 in this country|Cyprus
28/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$1600|hard|To separate 2 liquids mixed together, use this device that helped Theodor Svedberg win a 1926 Nobel prize|a centrifuge
19/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'U' HAVE THE RIGHT|$200|easy|This pure white fabulous equine is a symbol of virginity|Unicorn
03/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITY HISTORY|$2000|hard|It was uninhabited when it was chosen as a terr. capital in 1836 & named for a president who died that year|Madison, Wisconsin
31/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MANY MOONS|$400|easy|It's the closest planet to the sun that has a moon|Earth
03/05/2004|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE A, B, Cs|$1000|hard|You use this mark to denote which syllable is stressed|accent
20/01/2000|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER ABBREVIATIONS|$100|easy|Your car's tachometer measures them|RPM (revolutions per minute)
15/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SAINTS|$1000|hard|In 1970 this saint of Avila became the first woman named a doctor of the Roman Catholic Church|Teresa
09/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LETTERS|$1200|hard|His 'J'accuse' letter in 1898 helped secure a new trial for Alfred Dreyfus|(Emile) Zola
28/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINE HEADQUARTERS|$400|easy|Automotive News, a weekly from Crain's, is based in this city|Detroit
18/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TV STARS|$400|easy|Everything was shipshape & passionate when he played Capt. Merrill Stubing|Gavin MacLeod
28/12/2009|Jeopardy!|BEN & JERRY'S FLAVORS|$1500|hard|There are almond cookies in the flavor called 'Mission to' this confection|Marzipan
14/05/1998|Jeopardy!|TV CHARACTERS|$100|easy|Daphne Moon is the woman Niles Crane moons over on this sitcom|Frasier
02/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A GOOD BOOK|$1600|hard|Chapter 8 of this 1860s novel is 'Jo Meets Apollyon'|Little Women
21/04/2008|Jeopardy!|I 'LIKE' THIS SONG|$800|hard|The 2 Madonna No. 1 hits that fit the category|'Like A Virgin' & 'Like A Prayer'
03/12/2009|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|In baseball, it's a play in which a runner is caught off base & thrown out by the pitcher or catcher|a pickoff
30/12/2009|Jeopardy!|FACTS & FIGURES|$1000|hard|This man offered pilot/hero Sully Sullenberger twice his salary if he'd work for Virgin|(Richard) Branson
12/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|A child who shares his date of birth with 4 of his siblings|a quintuplet
20/03/2006|Jeopardy!|PARTLY CLOUDY, CHANCE OF RAIN|$200|easy|This island state has the wettest point on Earth, with an average of 460'' of rain a year|Hawaii
17/06/2011|Jeopardy!|WHICH BIBLE BOOK?|$1000|hard|'But put forth thine hand now, and touch all that he hath, and he will curse thee to thy face'|Job
09/12/2011|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$800|hard|Bonn, Germany & Strasbourg, France are cities on this river|the Rhine
09/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$200|easy|The tomb of this civil rights leader lies next to the Ebenezer Baptist churchyard on Auburn Ave.|Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
26/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MODERN OPERA|$800|hard|This Hungarian composer wrote only one opera, the dramatic 1-act 'Duke Bluebeard's Castle'|Bela Bartok
07/06/2004|Jeopardy!|I DID IT!|$800|hard|In 1957 this future astronaut set a speed record flying from L.A. to NYC in 3 hrs., 23 min., 8.4 sec.|John Glenn
14/11/2002|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES IN OTHER WORDS|$1000|hard|Refrain from enumerating poultry until each is postnatal|don't count your chickens before they're hatched
14/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH CAPITAL CITIES|$2000|hard|In a Central Asian 'stan': Bishkek|Kyrgyzstan
19/11/1993|Jeopardy!|ENDS WITH 'K'|$100|easy|It's a slang term for a psychiatrist, even if he's not getting smaller|Shrink
28/11/1996|Jeopardy!|ART|$200|easy|In 1892 he painted 'Vahine No Te Vi.  Woman With Mango'|Paul Gauguin
25/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENTAL LATIN|$1200|hard|Cuprum|copper
14/11/1994|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$400|easy|General Ambrose Burnside was one of the early leaders of this organization, abbreviated GAR|Grand Army of the Republic
11/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OVERNIGHT DELIVERY|$2000|hard|Spring for overnight delivery when sending tissue samples to this government agency based in Atlanta|the Centers for Disease Control
28/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH REVOLUTION|$400|easy|On July 11, 1789, Lafayette proposed to the Assembly a first draft of the declaration of these|the rights of man
06/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL FEMALES|$200|easy|She wrote about shy teacher Lucy Snowe in 'Villette' after creating a shy governess named Jane Eyre|Charlotte Bronte
13/10/1999|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED DISNEY CHARACTERS|$200|easy|Chaos On Tap|Pocahontas
08/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$1600|hard|This company had a thinnovation with its 'Air' computer|Apple
11/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS|$800|hard|Brownsville is the gateway to this popular spring break destination located on a barrier reef|Padre Island
05/02/1993|Double Jeopardy!|THE INSTRUMENT PLAYED|$400|easy|Ginger Baker, Karen Carpenter & Buddy Rich|the drums
14/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ACTING PRESIDENTS|$600|medium|Thanks to the magic of digital technology, this man (a method actor?) played the president in 1997's 'Contact'|Bill Clinton
01/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$1000|hard|In 2000 she married David Bale, father of actor Christian, but we assume she's still 'Ms.', not Mrs.|Gloria Steinem
04/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$600|medium|King whose reign was so rich that silver was said to have been as common as stones in Jerusalem|Solomon
21/01/2011|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENT TYLER|$400|easy|In 1844 a treaty signed by Tyler's envoy in Wanghia opened up trade with this Asian country|China
13/04/1998|Jeopardy!|JUDAISM|$300|easy|The days between this holiday & Yom Kippur are called the 10 Days of Penitence|Rosh Hashanah
01/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HEADS UP|$400|easy|In 1897 this man seen here began a 3-year exile in Siberia|V.I. Lenin
07/10/2010|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE D's|$200|easy|Some say this synonym for nuptials isn't a word; it's a sentence!|wedding
21/09/1998|Jeopardy!|20TH CENTURY WOMEN|$100|easy|As Hollywood's highest paid actress, her assets include a $12.5 million salary for 'Striptease'|Demi Moore
24/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BEYOND MEASURE|$2000|hard|Jeremy Bentham's utilitarianism conceptualized hedons, which were measures of this feeling|pleasure
21/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|VIBE|$400|easy|She said she had to prove herself as Cinderella: 'I've only been on 'Moesha'.  I've only been an R&B pop singer'|Brandy
06/03/2008|Jeopardy!|INNOCENT POPES|$1000|hard|Innocent I was strangely absent when Alaric I of this ancient German group had Rome sacked|the Visigoths
13/11/1990|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$300|easy|After 42 years, this French co. has ceased making its turtle-shaped car, the Deux Chevaux|Citroen
07/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$800|hard|The unpopularity of the Vietnam War led to his saying he wouldn't accept nomination for another term as President|Lyndon Baines Johnson
23/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LOUNGING AT THE OPERA|$1600|hard|It's tragic that this opera was not a success at first|Madama Butterfly
02/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PIZZA|$1600|hard|This TV show centers on Fry, a pizza boy who was cryogenically frozen in 2000 & reawakened in the year 2999|Futurama
11/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HITCHCOCK MOVIE QUOTES|$1200|hard|'You thought you could be Mrs. De Winter, live in her house, walk in her steps, take the things that were hers'|Rebecca
25/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$400|easy|Stingo narrates this 1979 William Styron book|'Sophie's Choice'
10/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' RHYME TIME|$1000|hard|Eliot's postscripts|T.S.'s P.S.es
30/03/2001|Jeopardy!|2001 CARS|$500|medium|Honda changed the Civic's double-wishbone front suspension to this strut system|MacPherson front suspension system
13/11/1992|Jeopardy!|ELVIS SONGS|$100|easy|'Everybody in the whole cell block was a' dancin' to' this|The 'Jailhouse Rock'
03/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$2000|hard|Developed in the early 1970s, it's the main programming language of the Unix operating system|C
20/02/2007|Jeopardy!|THE BIRD IS THE WORD|$200|easy|A Beatles tune talks about this bird seen here singin' in the dead of night|blackbird
26/06/2003|Jeopardy!|SHAPES|$200|easy|It's the common graphic the USDA used as a visual guide for healthy eating|pyramid
01/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FRATERNITIES|$1200|hard|Key Club is a high school branch of the fraternal organization begun in 1915|the Kiwanis
25/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LOS ANGELES|$200|easy|In 1994 a freeway collapse during this event showed why La Cienega Blvd.'s name means 'The Swamp'|Northridge Earthquake
19/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT EGYPT|$400|easy|In ancient times this river branched into 5 & maybe up to 16 routes into the Mediterranean; today it has 2|Nile
08/06/2001|Jeopardy!|'WILL' OF THE PEOPLE|$500|medium|A memorial statue to him bears his famous line, 'I never met a man I didn't like'|Will Rogers
17/07/1996|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'J'|$200|easy|It's a shade of green or a green gemstone that's often carved|Jade
01/10/1999|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$500|medium|A promise in God's name, or an expression that takes God's name in vain|Oath
16/04/2001|Jeopardy!|NUMBERS|$300|easy|Four score & seven years ago, our fathers knew that this many years were being described|87
13/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE OFFICE BUILDING|$800|hard|This 'room' is named for the group that meets there, like one of directors or trustees|boardroom
05/03/2010|Jeopardy!|'OID' VEY|$400|easy|A humanoid robot|android
17/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD WORDS & PHRASES|$400|easy|Idiomatically, the stick is the coercion while this vegetable is the reward|the carrot
25/02/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$1000|hard|Coinciding with the World's Fair, the first Olympic Games in the U.S. opened in this city May 14, 1904|St. Louis
24/02/2000|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'T'|$500|medium|Kettle repairman, or Ms. Bell              (6)|Tinker
18/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL NOVELS|$1600|hard|William Styron won a 1968 Pulitzer Prize for his 'Confessions of' this slave revolt leader|Nat Turner
07/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|NYC AUTHORS|$400|easy|Tho he 'looked homeward' to North Carolina, he lived in NYC because 'You Can't Go Home Again'|Thomas Wolfe
10/12/2009|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED SHAKESPEARE CHARACTERS|$800|hard|Demented dad: LINK RAGE|King Lear
05/11/2004|Jeopardy!|TALES OF BRAVE ULYSSES|$200|easy|Ulysses is the Latin name of Odysseus, the Greek hero that this poet portrayed in 'The Odyssey'|Homer
03/11/1989|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$500|medium|Escoffier came up with this fruit & ice cream dish in 1892 to honor a star of 'Lohengrin'|Peach Melba
14/12/1998|Jeopardy!|SPORTS LEGENDS|$100|easy|In 1996 the Magic had a Shaq attack when he signed a 7-year contract with the Los Angeles Lakers|Shaquille O'Neal
21/10/1999|Jeopardy!|SOUTH DAKOTA|$100|easy|The capitol building is on a 30-acre tract in this city overlooking the Missouri River|Pierre
01/03/2011|Jeopardy!|TALKIN' TOLKIEN|$800|hard|Tolkien insisted on spelling this plural with a 'ves', not an 'fs' as in a 1937 Disney fairy tale title|dwarves
25/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|THE BAND IS REALLY COOKING|$2000|hard|In a seafood mood, Squeeze was pulling these from the shell|mussels
08/03/2000|Jeopardy!|BANNED ON EBAY|$100|easy|eBay has banned the sale of all of these from BB to bazooka|Guns
01/07/2009|Jeopardy!|MOVIE REMAKES|$200|easy|Big problems in the Little League: 'Bad _____ Bears'|News
15/06/2010|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN MAYORS|$400|easy|Before becoming prime minister of Israel, Ehud Olmert was mayor of this city|Jerusalem
06/06/2003|Jeopardy!|IT'S A DATE!|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew at the USS Arizona Memorial in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii)  Pearl Harbor will always be remembered for this date in 1941, which FDR said 'will live in infamy'|December 7
11/12/1996|Jeopardy!|CATS & DOGS|$500|medium|It's a synonym for a domestic cat, or a coat pattern that may be classic, spotted, ticked or mackerel|Tabby
10/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S OUR ISLAND!!!|$400|easy|Guernsey|England
14/04/1999|Jeopardy!|IN PARIS|$200|easy|A Parisian must-see on anyone's list, this museum is the home of the Mona Lisa|The Louvre
29/04/2005|Jeopardy!|'D' DAY|$800|hard|He's the general & government official seen here|Moshe Dayan
23/10/2008|Jeopardy!|MILESTONE BIRTHDAYS 2008|$200|easy|On August 16 this 'Material Girl' became a real middle-aged girl, reaching the half-century mark|Madonna
21/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC SIGNATURE SONGS|$1600|hard|Sen. Joseph McCarthy:  'The man of a thousand voices talking perfectly loud' is this title Beatles guy|The Fool On The Hill
21/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TECHNOLOGY|$1600|hard|This machine for patients with faulty kidneys was developed during WWII; today some models fit under an airplane seat|a dialysis machine
29/12/2009|Jeopardy!|I CAN DO IT IN 5 'NOTE'S|$800|hard|It's the fractional music item seen here|a half-note
31/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS LATINOS|$400|easy|The Golden Boy of the 1992 Olympics was this lightweight boxer|Oscar De La Hoya
18/09/2009|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE 'DEAD' ON|$800|hard|Slang for paper currency|dead presidents
16/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE ANCIENTS|$1600|hard|Paradoxically, Epimenides advised, 'All Cretans are' these; the tricky part is, he was a Cretan himself|liars
14/07/2011|Jeopardy!|REPTILES|$400|easy|Being terrestrial, the cape speckled padloper isn't called a turtle, but this|a tortoise
30/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|25 YEARS AGO - 1976|$400|easy|CB radio popularized this term for the highway patrol, derived from a renowned bear|Smokey
16/09/2009|Jeopardy!|SCIENC'E'|$400|easy|A muon decays into 2 neutrinos & one of these|an electron
15/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINES|$400|easy|Miles Laboratories has been selling this analgesic antacid tablet since 1931|Alka-Seltzer
01/12/1998|Jeopardy!|DIETING|$300|easy|In a famous scene in 'Public Enemy', Jimmy Cagney forcibly puts Mae Clarke on this fad diet|Grapefruit diet
09/03/2000|Jeopardy!|COLORS|$500|medium|An exception to the 'I before E' rule is this color, a light yellowish brown|Beige
06/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'CAPE's|$1000|hard|This African island republic is of volcanic origin but today has only one active crater, on Fogo Island|Cape Verde Islands
28/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE SUPREME COURT|$200|easy|The 1857 decision named for this plaintiff ruled that slaves did not have the right to sue in federal courts|Dred Scott
26/06/2000|Jeopardy!|'A' PLUS|$400|easy|Hey, Bud!  He's the head monk|Abbot
26/04/2010|Jeopardy!|NUCLEAR WEAPONS 101|$400|easy|The Manhattan project to develop nuclear weapons first tested them at Alamogordo in this state|New Mexico
31/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GYMNASTICS|$400|easy|In 1976 this perfect 10 Romanian had to remind the persistent press she was only 14|Nadia Comaneci
09/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$200|easy|Skiers in late spring might thank Ukichiro Nakaya, who pioneered the artificial creation of this|snow
02/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$400|easy|In 1991 the U. of Alabama awarded this 'To Kill A Mockingbird' author an honorary Doctor of Letters degree|Harper Lee
04/12/1997|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$100|easy|In a matter of minutes, a school of these South American fish can reduce a large mammal to a skeleton|Piranha
21/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC PAIRS|$400|easy|In exploration this name is paired with Clark; in the Outer Hebrides it's paired with Harris|Lewis
23/07/1999|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'Q'|$200|easy|Homophone illustrated here: (former vice president & game bird)|Quayle/quail
24/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE UNITED NATIONS|$800|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew outside the U.N. building)  The land the U.N. complex is built on was donated by this wealthy businessman|John D. Rockefeller
21/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MAKE NO MYTHTAKE|$1600|hard|In Wagner's Ring Cycle, this Norse god is known as Donner|Thor
04/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE VATICAN ONLINE|$400|easy|The bios of these on the site begin with Crispin of Viterbo, the first one created by John Paul II|saints
21/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$400|easy|This mountain has additional named peaks that exceed 24,000 feet, including Lhotse & Changtse|Mount Everest
05/05/2003|Jeopardy!|HARD CANDY|$400|easy|They're 'The Mints That Neutralize Not Mask'|Breath Savers
16/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|THE CABINET|$800|hard|Interior Secretary Harold Ickes was the only cabinet member to serve the full duration of his presidency|FDR
21/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TAKING THE FIFTH|$400|easy|On the fifth day God created these, like the one that swallowed Jonah|Fish
23/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE MOST WANTED LIST|$200|easy|The FBI began publishing an official 'Ten Most Wanted' list in 1950, while this man was director|J. Edgar Hoover
11/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$200|easy|The Lone Ranger's theme is the opera's overture|(The) William Tell (Overture)
19/09/2000|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|None|None|The Hopi Indians gave this German-born man the name 'The Great Relative' when he visited Arizona in the 1930s|Albert Einstein
08/04/2008|Jeopardy!|VIRGINIA|$1500|hard|The state of Virginia was so named in her honor|Elizabeth I
07/05/2003|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS ESTATES|None|None|After the U.S. government declined to buy this estate & tomb, a ladies association bought it for $200,000 in 1858|Mount Vernon
31/10/1997|Jeopardy!|BONES|$500|medium|This long, flat bone is made up of 3 parts with the most ribs attached to the middle part|the sternum
08/06/1998|Jeopardy!|TOO 'HOT' TO HANDLE|$400|easy|Be nice, or I'll light the match that's stuck in your shoe in this classic practical joke|Hot foot
23/11/2010|Jeopardy!|THANKSGIVING|$200|easy|In 1863 this president declared a national day of Thanksgiving to be held in November|Lincoln
12/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MEDIEVAL EUROPE|$2200|hard|In the 10th century the Moors built a fortress called Magerit on the site of what became this capital|Madrid
07/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$200|easy|Of J.S. Bach, C.P.E. Bach, or Irving Goldberg, the composer of 'The Goldberg Variations'|J.S. Bach
26/02/1990|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FOLKS|$100|easy|The mind-boggling puzzle he invented in the 1970s made him 1 of Hungary's few self-made millionaires|Erno Rubik
05/07/2005|Jeopardy!|SITCOMS|$800|hard|Pet-loving pretty on 'The Beverly Hillbillies'|Elly May
15/05/2000|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$500|medium|In 1928 this finance minister grabbed power & began his 40-year rule as dictator of Portugal|Antonio Salazar
20/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SILVER|$400|easy|He received 30 pieces of silver for betraying Jesus|Judas
05/03/2007|Jeopardy!|THE WEATHER REPORT|$400|easy|The first documented successful forecast of this was by 2 Air Force officers in 1948 in Oklahoma|a tornado
02/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$200|easy|The Office of Space Flight is a division of this U.S. agency|NASA
19/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$400|easy|It's the branch of chemistry generally concerned with non-carbon elements & their compounds|Inorganic chemistry
24/11/1998|Jeopardy!|I'M JUST A 'BILL'|$200|easy|If a doctor can't find anything wrong with you, you have a clean one|a bill of health
26/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS BUILDINGS|$400|easy|The Nobel Prize Dinner is held each December in the Blue Hall of this city's Stadshuset, seen here|Stockholm
13/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF NOBEL PRIZE-WINNING AUTHORS|$400|easy|Jean-Paul Sartre|France
15/02/2007|Jeopardy!|PICTURE ME!|$200|easy|Sadly, her fairy tale ended in worldwide grief in 1997|Princess Diana
10/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECTED BUT DID NOT STAR|$400|easy|'Apollo 13' (1995)|Ron Howard
23/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CLOTHES-MINDED|$200|easy|This 2-piece bathing suit has a tank top & a bikini bottom, hence the name|Tankini
09/03/1999|Jeopardy!|WHICH CAME FIRST?|$300|easy|Rachmaninoff's 2nd, Beethoven's 5th, Schubert's 7th, Mozart's 41st|Mozart's 41st
03/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BABYLON 5|$1600|hard|To read the Code of Hammurabi in its original script, you have to know how to read this|cuneiform
31/10/2002|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'X'|$400|easy|Dating from around 2500 B.C., it's 240 feet long, 66 feet tall & its face was modeled after the pharaoh Khafre|the Sphinx
28/11/2000|Jeopardy!|SPORTS LEGENDS|$300|easy|(Hi, I'm NBA Hall-of-Famer John Havlicek)  The Celtics have won 16 NBA titles, including 1968 & 1969 when we were led by this man, the NBA's first black head coach|Bill Russell
12/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LITTLE PLACES|$400|easy|On September 10, 1863 Union troops captured this capital|Little Rock
09/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SHINY THINGS|$400|easy|Sirius, Rigil Kent or Antares|stars
28/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A MAN ABOUT THE HOUSE|$1200|hard|This 'Jr.' Illinois Rep was born in South Carolina 4 days after the Selma-Montgomery march|Jesse Jackson Jr.
11/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OF 'LIFE'|$1000|hard|Book in which Twain wrote, 'There was but one...ambition among my comrades...to be a steamboatman'|Life on the Mississippi
14/12/2009|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAIN DO|$1000|hard|You'll be surrounded by South Africa if you climb the part of the Maluti Mountains in this country|Lesotho
02/10/2006|Jeopardy!|JEWELRY|$1000|hard|This kind of pendant is a gold or silver case that opens to reveal a picture of a loved one|a locket
23/02/1998|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$400|easy|Mustard family member that may be plain or horse|Radish
29/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CANADIAN HISTORY|$1200|hard|In 2000 this party led by Preston Manning, not Pat Buchanan, was absorbed by the New Canadian Alliance|the Reform Party
02/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$200|easy|Act I of this Tchaikovsky ballet is called 'The Spell'|The Sleeping Beauty
09/01/2006|Jeopardy!|PLAYING DOCTOR|$600|medium|It's the fancy 11-letter term doctors use for a nose job, to sound smart & justify the 10 grand cost|rhinoplasty
14/03/2007|Jeopardy!|BOOM GOES THE DYNAMITE!|$400|easy|In 1884 farmers whose alfalfa fields had been flooded dynamited one of these on the Humboldt River|a dam
26/06/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. ISLANDS|$200|easy|4 New York counties lie on this island, including Kings & Queens|Long Island
04/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A WEEK AT CLUB MEDIEVAL|$400|easy|Like a king, you'll get to put your own picture on these wax impressions|Seals
28/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HERBS & SPICES|$200|easy|This herb in the parsley family gives its name to a type of pickle|Dill
28/07/2010|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMING|$200|easy|Anthem author Scott|Francis Scott Key
25/04/2007|Jeopardy!|BACK IN THE USSR|$800|hard|Gorbachev promoted both perestroika, 'restructuring', & 'openness', this Russian term|glastnost
03/12/1998|Jeopardy!|WORLD CUP '98|$300|easy|Argentina didn't 'kick' about this controversial tie-breaking method after using it to beat England|Penalty kicks/shootout
01/06/2001|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENT ORIGINS|$500|medium|Last name of the man seen here; his invention, introduced in 1964, changed the music industry:|(Robert) Moog (Moog synthesizer)
22/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|I LEARNED IT IN BALLET CLASS|$1600|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reads from the Dance Theatre of Harlem.)  The step battement tendu was highly valued by this legendary choreographer. He told his wife, Maria Tallchief, that if she'd do it properly she wouldn't have to learn anything else|Balanchine
22/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|JACK NICHOLSON|$1600|hard|Appropriately, Jack played 'your average horny little devil' in this bewitching 1987 film|The Witches Of Eastwick
30/09/2002|Jeopardy!|'O' WHEREFORE ART THOU?|$200|easy|In Tombstone, Arizona, you can visit the site of this famous gunfight & see a live reenactment|O.K. Corral
23/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$1200|hard|It's what the 'N' stands for in NICU, an intensive care unit for preemies & other critically ill babies|neonatal
12/03/2009|Jeopardy!|STEVE WIN|$800|hard|His 'Higher Love' won him the 1986 Record of the Year Grammy|(Steve) Winwood
16/07/1997|Jeopardy!|ON PINS & NEEDLES|$300|easy|This kitchen utensil, basically a cylinder with handles, can be made of wood or marble|Rolling pin
06/11/2008|Jeopardy!|HAD A WIFE & COULDN'T KEEP HER|$400|easy|Instead of becoming a pillar of the community, this biblical man's wife became just a pillar|Lot
06/06/2008|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$1000|hard|The USA's first space station (6)|Skylab
15/09/1999|Jeopardy!|OLD COMMERCIALS|$500|medium|'I Want My Maypo', this type of cereal flavored with maple|Oatmeal
16/06/2009|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$800|hard|2009 economic act: I LUST SUM|stimulus
18/05/1992|Jeopardy!|CABLE TV|$300|easy|This acronym for American Christian Television System is a book of the Bible, too|ACTS
13/12/2007|Final Jeopardy!|AFRICAN RIVERS|None|None|The course of this river that's almost 3,000 miles long is an immense counter-clockwise semi-circle|the Congo
01/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|POP SINGERS ON BROADWAY|$800|hard|You could say this singer was 'N Sync' when he starred in 'Little Shop of Horrors' in 2004|Joey Fatone
01/07/1998|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 ALBUMS|$200|easy|'Still Crazy After All These Years'|Paul Simon
22/11/1994|Jeopardy!|THE 'B'IBLE|$400|easy|'And the Lord opened the mouth of the ass, and she said to him 'What have I done unto thee?''|Balaam
23/12/2009|Jeopardy!|MOVIES BY QUOTE|$600|medium|Hans Gruber, reading a message: 'Now I have a machine gun.  Ho ho ho'|Die Hard
01/10/2009|Jeopardy!|I READ IT IN A BOOK ONCE|$800|hard|''Is it safe to get my diamonds?'… Szell opened the black leather case.  And took out a portable hand drill'|Marathon Man
26/11/1984|Jeopardy!|FIRST AID|$500|medium|Full name for CPR|cardiopulmonary rescuscitation
12/01/2006|Jeopardy!|HIDDEN COUNTRIES|$1000|hard|Hug and accept it|Uganda
09/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 2nd LETTER 'U'|$800|hard|Greek geometry genius (6)|Euclid
10/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TV NUMBERS|$1600|hard|4 8 15 16 23 & 42 are numbers inexplicably tied to characters on this show|Lost
16/03/2007|Jeopardy!|GREEN BEERS|$600|medium|Dennis Hopper has a particular aversion to this Dutch beer in the movie 'Blue Velvet'|Heineken
13/01/1988|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$200|easy|Located in this state, Rock Island is the site of the government's largest military arsenal|Illinois
31/10/2008|Jeopardy!|DAYS OF CREATION|$600|medium|On the third day, God created grass, herbs & this, 'whose seed is in itself'|fruit
26/09/2011|Jeopardy!|NOTIONS|$400|easy|In the shade of apple trees with William Stukeley, he said it was just like when the notion of gravity came to him|Newton
10/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|I FORGOT MY LINE!|$400|easy|When the Mad Hatter says, 'No room!', you retort, 'There's plenty of room!' as you're playing this title girl|Alice (in Wonderland)
04/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CRUSADER|$400|easy|Pope Urban II said anyone going to liberate this city for devotion alone, not booty, can do it instead of any penance|Jerusalem
02/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HITHER & YON|$400|easy|Of 6, 12 or 18, the number of streets that radiate out from the Arc de Triomphe|12
14/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|OKLAHOMA|$800|hard|This part of the state was once known as 'No Man's Land' or the 'Cimarron Strip'|Panhandle
12/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A MYSTERY|$800|hard|Mr. Contreras lives downstairs from this Paretsky P.I.|VI Warshawski
20/01/2003|Jeopardy!|TV POP QUIZ|$1000|hard|Red Forman|That '70s Show
14/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PEACE, LOVE & UNDERSTANDING|$400|easy|The Teamsters Union is formally called an 'International' one of these|a brotherhood
06/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|QUASI-RELATED PAIRS|$800|hard|'Happy Days' Ralph Malph actor & Nobel winner Curie|Donny (Most) & Marie
21/03/2008|Jeopardy!|LOAD THE MAGAZINE|$1000|hard|In Oct. 2004 this 'Institution'al mag pondered what the U.S. would be like had Breckenridge won the 1860 election|Smithsonian
11/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SHELL GAMES|$1000|hard|Of cetology, conchology or cacology, it's the study of shells|conchology
07/04/1997|Jeopardy!|APPETIZERS|$100|easy|French for an appetizer, it literally means 'outside the main work'|dors d'oeuvres
01/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS|$1200|hard|This national park in Wyoming has a big hole in it-- Jackson Hole|Grand Teton
07/04/1998|Jeopardy!|G IS FOR GRAFTON|$400|easy|It can be direct or circumstantial, 'E is for...'|Evidence
03/05/2007|Jeopardy!|WHERE IS IT?|$600|medium|Angkor Thom (the country)|Cambodia
01/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BINGO|$1200|hard|Of yardie, housie or barnie, what bingo is known as in Australia|housie
05/03/2003|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$1000|hard|This Amsterdam museum was once called the Great Royal Museum|Rijksmuseum
19/03/2003|Jeopardy!|MAD|$800|hard|Clicking on the Encarta index entry of Mad Anthony will take you to this man|Anthony Wayne
15/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA SLAYS ME|$400|easy|Oops!  The daughter of this nasty mean czar is killed by accident in 'The Maid of Pskov'|Ivan the Terrible
10/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE|$400|easy|George's birthplace & early home shares this name with Goldsmith's vicar's town|Wakefield
29/10/1992|Jeopardy!|CURRENT SITCOMS|$400|easy|She's back, she's blonde & she has designs on becoming a country star on her new sitcom|Delta Burke
11/09/1997|Jeopardy!|'EASY' QUESTIONS|$200|easy|Avenue of affluence|Easy Street
04/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE NEWS|$400|easy|This evangelist who has personally preached to over 100 mil. now has his own star on Hollywood Blvd.|Rev. Billy Graham
23/07/1999|Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY|$100|easy|Was Pope Catholic?  No, he led a 1690 revolt against colonizers from this European country|Spain
10/04/1996|Jeopardy!|STAR TREK|$200|easy|He's appeared on 5 of TV Guide's 14 Star Trek covers|William Shatner
12/03/2007|Jeopardy!|IT'LL BE A COLD DAY IN HELENA|$400|easy|Helena sprang up after 1864, when this was found in Last Chance Gulch; the gulch is now the main street of Helena|gold
18/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$800|hard|This 'Clair de Lune' composer orchestrated 2 numbers from Erik Satie's 'Gymnopedie'|Claude Debussy
21/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SUPERHERO SECRET IDENTITY LAST NAMES|$1200|hard|A state university in Detroit, Michigan|Wayne
15/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T MISS IT!|$200|easy|A ride through the history of this type of liquor is a fun-filled attraction near Edinburgh Castle|Scotch
18/02/1999|Jeopardy!|WEIRD NATURE|$400|easy|Call a cop!  You're born with 300 of these, but by the time you grow up you only have 206|Bones
21/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WE GOT GOOD CHEMISTRY|$200|easy|This noble gas is ideal for balloons, as there is no fire risk|Helium
01/02/2005|Jeopardy!|TIME FOR A 'PI'|$400|easy|Uh oh!  This outer nonvascular layer of your skin is showing|epidermis
15/09/1997|Jeopardy!|THE ATLANTIC OCEAN|$500|medium|This 'sea' that lies between the Azores & the West Indies is named for the brown gulfweed floating in it|Sargasso Sea
26/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EXTREMELY BAD HISTORICAL POETRY|$800|hard|Roses are red / Violets are blue / This 'House of Mirth' author / Was born in 1862|Edith Wharton
24/03/2005|Jeopardy!|OLYMPIC BOXERS|$400|easy|You'd be chillin' & grillin' if you knew that he won the heavyweight gold medal in 1968|(George) Foreman
12/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD|$600|medium|Served in Jewish chicken soup, knaidel is another name for this|Matzo balls
07/10/2004|Jeopardy!|JIM-NASTICS|$200|easy|Jimmy Carter's day job from 1971 to 1975|governor of Georgia
05/05/2008|Jeopardy!|2- OR 3-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|Conjunction/ mineral|or/ore
26/12/2005|Jeopardy!|STATE OF THE UNION|$800|hard|Famed for coal mining, it's home to very few stretches of flat land|West Virginia
27/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTABLE MOVIES|$1200|hard|2007: 'Spartans! Enjoy your breakfast, for tonight we dine in Hell!'|300
22/11/1995|Jeopardy!|'O' & 'OS'|$100|easy|Synonym for antonym|Opposite
09/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|DR. SEUSS MEETS THE BARD, REDUX|$1600|hard|'Blow, winds, and crack your cheeks!  I haven't been this cold in weeks!'|King Lear
09/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'M'|$2000|hard|The Alps & the Andes were built up during this epoch 5 million to 23 million years ago|the Miocene
17/05/2000|Jeopardy!|GEORGIA SONGS|$300|easy|This No. 1 hit by Vicki Lawrence was written by her then-husband Bobby Russell|The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia
17/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TAGLINES|$600|medium|1997: 'Julianne fell in love with her best friend the day he decided to marry someone else'|My Best Friend's Wedding
30/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DISCO!  DUCK!|$1200|hard|'That's The Way (I Like It)' was a 1975 hit for these disco titans--uh huh, uh huh|KC & The Sunshine Band
06/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OHIO|$400|easy|It's the product made by Longaberger, the Ohio-based company whose headquarters is seen here|baskets (picnic baskets accepted)
07/05/1998|Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$400|easy|This Kipling beggar boy becomes a chela, or disciple, of a Tibetan lama|Kim
17/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE POTPOURRI|$1200|hard|Gerty Theresa Cori won a Nobel Prize for finding an enzyme that helps the body turn this into sugar|starch
05/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|AUSTRALIAN LITERATURE|$1100|hard|The latest tome from this author of 'Tim' is 'The First Man in Rome'|Colleen McCullough
10/03/2009|Jeopardy!|BEER|$800|hard|Bob Marley's ghost could tell you that Red Stripe is a beer from this Caribbean country|Jamaica
04/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'H'|$400|easy|Proverbially, 'he who' does this 'is lost'|hesitates
26/05/1986|Double Jeopardy!|'DAVID's|$800|hard|Without his lyrics, Dionne Warwick would have only hummed Burt Bacharach's tune|Hal David
19/05/2010|Jeopardy!|RIGHT BY THE NUMBERS|$600|medium|When it follows 3, this letter means having length, breadth & depth|D
13/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SEAN PENN, THIS IS YOUR MOVIE|$800|hard|Sean, loved you as convicted killer Matthew Poncelet in this movie--too bad there'll be no sequel|Dead Man Walking
10/06/1997|Jeopardy!|HITS OF THE 1890s|$400|easy|'Casey would waltz with a strawberry blonde' and this happened|The Band Played On
16/03/2011|Jeopardy!|ACTING OUT|$1000|hard|Jimmy will soon be acting like a frisky horse; you can see he's doing this|feeling his oats
04/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'M'EDICINE|$400|easy|This childhood disease is caused by a paramyxovirus that causes the parotid glands to swell up|mumps
20/04/2007|Jeopardy!|JAVA, THE HUT|$200|easy|Madrid's Gran Cafe de Gijon serves blanco y negro--coffee with this cool treat, cinnamon flavor|ice cream
19/07/1999|Jeopardy!|OLD MEDICINE TERMS|$400|easy|Grippe refers to a contagious disease characterized by feverishness, especially this one|Influenza
08/09/2003|Jeopardy!|MODERN–DAY QUOTES|$1000|hard|Kenneth Lay of this co. admitted, 'In hindsight, we made some very bad investments in noncore businesses…'|Enron
15/04/2010|Jeopardy!|TV: WHO PLAYED 'EM?|$600|medium|Thomas Magnum & Chief Jesse Stone|Tom Selleck
30/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|VEGETABLE, ANIMAL OR MINERAL|$400|easy|Chard|Vegetable
18/11/1993|Jeopardy!|THE 1990s|$100|easy|In 1991, just 5 days after he resigned as party leader, Communist rule in the Soviet Union ended|Mikhail Gorbachev
10/02/1986|Jeopardy!|THE LONGEST|$300|easy|George Bell of Virginia, who takes size 26, won 20th Century-Fox's contest for the longest pair of these|shoes
29/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|19TH CENTURY AMERICA|$400|easy|In 1839 the village of Waterloo was chosen as the Texas capital & its name was changed to this|Austin
19/09/1997|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN CUISINE|$400|easy|Moroccan markets sell Hamed M' Rakad, which are these sour fruits pickled in salt & their own juice|lemons
26/03/1996|Jeopardy!|1980S POP MUSIC|$300|easy|In 1983 this group had its first No. 1 hit in the U.S. with 'Every Breath You Take'|The Police
02/04/1993|Jeopardy!|TRAFFIC SIGNS|$500|medium|National guide signs for motorist services are blue; guide signs for directions, this color|green
16/11/1988|Jeopardy!|PIRATES|$200|easy|'Recruitment' procedure of kidnapping men to work on pirate ships, it's named after a Far Eastern port|Shanghaiing
11/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LANDMARKS|$800|hard|Fittingly, a sculpture of this animal stands 67 feet tall at the Dallas Zoo|a giraffe
07/09/1999|Final Jeopardy!|EMPIRES|None|None|In the early 1800s, this man's empire included the duchy of Warsaw, the kingdom of Naples & Spain|Napoleon
11/02/1997|Jeopardy!|KIDS IN THE NEWS|$200|easy|This future king has become a pinup favorite for young girls all over Great Britain|Prince William
06/06/2002|Jeopardy!|HITTING THE LINKS|$1000|hard|Using simple links, the molecule whose structure is seen here is this substance, used as a bleach|hydrogen peroxide
30/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THEORIES|$600|medium|In 1905 he came up with a 'special' theory; his 'general' theory took until 1916|Albert Einstein
06/10/2006|Jeopardy!|EAT WELL|$400|easy|Some of the recommended 'whole' types of this food pyramid product are quinoa, millet, sorghum & barley|grains
19/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'APPY' ENDING|$400|easy|Neat & elegant|snappy
18/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CINEMATIC DICTIONARY|$1000|hard|The inventors of this camera-stabilizing device won a special 1977 Oscar|Steadicam
28/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|2004 PASSINGS|$1200|hard|August 7: This 'colorful' oil field firefighter who inspired John Wayne's 'Hellfighters'|Red Adair
01/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE POETRY LINE|$400|easy|Gray: 'The curfew tolls the knell of parting' this|day
03/02/1998|Jeopardy!|BIERCE'S DEVIL'S DICTIONARY|$100|easy|Ambrose Bierce was known for his short stories & defined this longer form as ' A short story padded'|Novel
01/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FINISH THE 'LOVE'LY LYRIC|$800|hard|Bee Gees: 'Keep me warm in your love and then softly leave and it's me you need to show...'|how deep is your love
13/01/2012|Jeopardy!|MAKING CONNECTIONS|$800|hard|A baby who hasn't yet got the hang of breast-feeding is said to have problems doing this|latching on (or positioning)
28/07/2010|Jeopardy!|SAINTS ON THE MAP|$800|hard|This gulf of the Atlantic is between Newfoundland & the Canadian mainland|St. Lawrence
16/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC LEADERS' LETTERS TO SANTA|$800|hard|'Next year, in 1799, I want to stage the coup d'etat of 18th Brumaire & become first consul.  I'll want a lot more after that'|Napoleon
28/11/1984|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL GEOGRAPHY|$100|easy|Contrary to name, this world's largest island is primarily icecap|Greenland
03/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LUCKY STAR|$200|easy|Logically enough, a white dwarf becomes this type of star when it no longer emits any  light|Black dwarf
27/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$600|medium|Birds, reptiles & some mammals have a nectitating membrane, also called a third one of these|Eyelid
10/04/1990|Jeopardy!|ADVERTISING SLOGANS|$500|medium|This maker of pre-school toys says, 'Our work is child's play'|Fisher-Price
18/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAMERS|$1600|hard|Drummer Martin Chambers was inducted as part of this 'Middle Of The Road' group|The Pretenders
30/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TIME IS ON YOUR SIDE|$1600|hard|Shine on if you see this closest full moon to the fall equinox|a harvest moon
07/03/2000|Jeopardy!|FIRST THINGS FIRST|$200|easy|These date back to 1696 in England; before that award presenters had to ask for 'The folded piece of paper, please'|Envelope
27/09/2007|Jeopardy!|ARCHIPELAGOS|$800|hard|This Pacific island country is named for a British sea captain, not 'Happy Days' producer Garry|Marshall Islands
29/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE SMALL SCREEN|$1000|hard|[Hi, I'm Sharon Case]  The creators of this daytime soap, which I joined in 1994, first considered calling it 'The Innocent Years'|The Young and the Restless
03/10/1996|Jeopardy!|FASHION HISTORY|$100|easy|A blouse with lace collar & cuffs is part of the costume named for this little Lord of literature|Little Lord Fauntleroy
01/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PACKAGING|$1000|hard|This company's slick new Uneeda Biscuit package of 1899 was a milestone in food marketing|Nabisco
11/10/1996|Jeopardy!|SWEETS|$200|easy|This dessert may be cabinet, nesselrode or tapioca|pudding
20/04/2005|Jeopardy!|CALIFUNIA|$1000|hard|This town in the Santa Ynez valley is 'The Danish capital of America', so, yes, you'll find lots of pastry there|Solvang
14/12/2011|Jeopardy!|THE 1890s|$800|hard|John Philip Sousa sat down on Christmas 1896 & wrote this march, including the lyric 'Hurrah for the flag of the free'|Stars And Stripes Forever
25/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GUIDING 'LIGHT'|$600|medium|They rode 'into the valley of death' 600 strong|Light Brigade
28/07/2011|Jeopardy!|QUARTERBACK U.|$800|hard|Drew Brees|Purdue
27/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MY BRITISH HOME|$600|medium|Oh goody!  After tea we're going to play draughts, known as this in the States|Checkers
06/02/1990|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'F'|$500|medium|Term for a single exposure on a reel of motion picture film|Frame
13/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ORCHESTRA CONDUCTORS|$2500|hard|(AUDIO DAILY DOUBLE): Famous conductor who composed the following: (music from 'Candide')|Leonard Bernstein
11/01/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU SAY YOU WANT A REVOLUTION|$400|easy|Washington's 1776 crossing of the Delaware led to the occupation of this future state capital 4 days later|Trenton
06/12/2002|Jeopardy!|FINANCIAL MATTERS|$800|hard|Term for the interest rate on a bond, as well as a piece of paper that lowers your grocery bill|coupon
27/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE U.S. CONSTITUTION|$400|easy|The oldest signer was this 81-year-old Pennsylvanian|Benjamin Franklin
18/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'WATER' WATER EVERYWHERE|$1200|hard|Sacred to the ancient Egyptians, the lotus is a member of this family of plants|a water lily
25/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PLACES FOR PILGRIMS|$1600|hard|Uluru, also known as this rock, is a sacred site to Aborigines in Australia|Ayers Rock
24/09/2001|Jeopardy!|RATED G|$200|easy|In a nod to the TV show of Tim Allen, voice of Buzz Lightyear, a 'Binford Tools' toolbox appears in this '95 film|Toy Story
09/06/2010|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS|$1000|hard|It was started on the orders of de Gaulle in 1944 to provide a respected voice|Le Monde
12/04/2010|Jeopardy!|IF YOU BUILD IT...|$800|hard|Called a 'Dzong', a fortified one of these religious residences often serves as an admin. center for regions of Bhutan|a monastery
05/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'G' WHIZ!|$600|medium|In a familiar phrase, you do it to your loins to prepare for action|Gird
22/12/2006|Jeopardy!|YOU GOT STYLE, HOMES|$800|hard|This style home seen by anyone who plays Monopoly was named by a Yale president travelling through the area|a Cape Cod house
03/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|$200|easy|Her first husband is Charles Hamilton, Melanie's brother; Rhett Butler is her third|Scarlett O'Hara
26/10/2006|Jeopardy!|WATERCRAFT|$400|easy|Haida Indian artisans give these individual names, like 'wave eater' & 'seal hunter'|canoes
14/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NOMINATIVE DETERMINISM|$800|hard|This Jamaican made history in Beijing by setting world records in the 100 & 200 meters|(Usain) Bolt
24/11/1994|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$500|medium|In this 1936 film, Humphrey Bogart recreated his Broadway role as gangster Duke Mantee|The Petrified Forest
10/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ABBA LYRICS|$1600|hard|'If you change our mind I'm the first in line, honey I'm still free' do this|Take a Chance on Me
14/01/2011|Jeopardy!|RESCUE ME|$400|easy|An uplifting story of 2002 was the rescue of nine men trapped for three days in one of these in Pennsylvania|a coal mine
01/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$800|hard|Verrocchio's only surviving work in precious metal is a silver relief of 'The Beheading of' this man|John the Baptist
16/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PLACES|$1600|hard|Until 1966, it was Basutoland|Lesotho
22/09/2010|Jeopardy!|WIDE WORLD OF SPORES|$1000|hard|In this type of nonflowering plant, such as the staghorn, spores function much like seeds|ferns
11/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|YMCA|$900|hard|Cordell Hull won this prize in 1945; the next year it went to YMCA leader John Mott|Nobel Peace Prize
11/02/2010|Jeopardy!|CAN I GET A WITNESS?|$1000|hard|It's in plain sight that the U.S. law enforcement service is responsible for witness security|the U.S. Marshals Service
13/12/2005|Final Jeopardy!|FACTS ABOUT THE PRESIDENTS|None|None|He was the only 20th century president who had previously served as U.S. House Minority Leader|Gerald Ford
13/11/1998|Jeopardy!|A CATEGORY ABOUT NOTHING|$200|easy|Spanish for 'nothing', it's found in the expression meaning 'you're welcome'|nada
26/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|POLICE & THIEVES|$400|easy|In the Cattle Wars Sheriff Pat Garrett captured this criminal, who later escaped from jail in 1881|Billy the Kid
05/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A NEW HAT|$1200|hard|Today a toque, a tall, close-fitting white hat, is mainly associated with this job|a chef
03/01/1989|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$100|easy|A verdant vegetable|a green bean
19/10/2000|Jeopardy!|SPORTS SHORTS|$200|easy|'Knick Killer' seen here|Reggie Miller
08/01/2008|Jeopardy!|MEXICAN FOOD FROM THE LITTLE DINER|$200|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew kneads in the kitchen.) Masa is the dough you get from soaking corn in water, then grinding it; the masa is then cooked to make these, from the Spanish for 'cake'|tortillas
16/06/2003|Jeopardy!|THE REEL WORLD|$800|hard|1999: 'I see dead people'|The Sixth Sense
20/02/1998|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$300|easy|The name of this photocopy store chain refers to the curly hair of its founder Paul Orfalea|Kinko's
29/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ALL MY LIFE|$400|easy|Unpacked 1913 in NYC, led the Packers to 5 championships, packed it in, 1970|Vince Lombardi
07/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHOSE IS IT?|$400|easy|This 'apple' is at the front of men's throats|Adam's apple
21/09/1984|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|None|None|Adventurous 26th president, he was 1st to ride in an automobile & an airplane|Theodore Roosevelt
05/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BELOVED POLAND|$1200|hard|Winning for Physics & Chemistry, this Polish woman is one of the 2 Nobel Laureates in 2 different fields|Marie Curie
21/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LINGUA TECHNA|$800|hard|42.53.508.454 is an example of one of the numbers known by these 2 initials, which are basically web addresses|IP
10/01/2001|Jeopardy!|RETIRED JERSEYS|$200|easy|Los Angeles Lakers No. 33|Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
12/04/2005|Jeopardy!|'KING' ME|$1000|hard|Jeffrey Hunter played Jesus & Rip Torn played Judas in this 1961 Bible big-screener|King of Kings
24/11/1997|Jeopardy!|'NUT's TO YOU|$500|medium|It's Connecticut's 'spicy' nickname|The Nutmeg State
15/11/2010|Jeopardy!|MONEY, NOT FROM THE MINT|$600|medium|The U.S. Postal Service & Big Ed's Check Cashing & Corn Dog Hut both offer these to send bucks through the mail|a money order
15/09/2008|Final Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|None|None|Created in 1970 & made up of 3 arrows, the universal symbol for this was based on the Mobius strip|recycling
10/02/2006|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$200|easy|If you were a member of the House of Bourbon & ruled France, this was most likely your first name|Louis
24/12/2009|Jeopardy!|'CHIN' MUSIC|$800|hard|In a Journey title, it comes between 'Lovin'' & 'Squeezin''|'Touchin''
28/07/2011|Jeopardy!|TOOLS OF THE WRITER'S TRADE|$400|easy|In 2009 this, on which Cormac McCarthy produced 5 million words, sold for over $250,000 at auction|a typewriter
30/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TV SPIN-OFFS|$800|hard|'American Journal' was spun off from this newsmagazine now hosted by Deborah Norville|Inside Edition
23/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE BEAUTIFUL SOUTH|$400|easy|In a letter on the capture of Vicksburg, Lincoln referred to it as the 'Father of Waters'|Mississippi River
25/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NEXT LINE, PLEASE|$200|easy|Donne: 'Never send to know for whom the bell tolls...'|It tolls for thee
15/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT STORIES|$800|hard|'Sredni Vashtar' is a macabre story by Hector Hugh Munro, who wrote under this pseudonym|Saki
15/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ACCIDENTAL INVENTIONS|$400|easy|You knead to know that this product has been fun for kids since 1955, but only after it failed as a wallpaper cleaner|Play-Doh
07/03/2001|Jeopardy!|DO YOU SMELL SOMETHING?|$300|easy|A strong, earthy smell, or the type of music George Clinton plays|Funk
08/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS|$1600|hard|Bernard Fall wrote 'Hell in a Very Small Place: The Siege of' this place lost by the French to the Viet Minh|Dien Bien Phu
17/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$800|hard|The 1995 bestseller 'The Hot Zone' chronicles this virus' near-outbreak in Washington, D.C.|Ebola virus
25/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|OKLAHOMA|$600|medium|At the turn of the century, the area was divided into 2 territories: Oklahoma & this|Indian Territory
16/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE COAST|$1200|hard|Niigata is a leading coastal port on this sea|the Sea of Japan
13/06/2008|Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|As a noun, it's a steep-walled canyon; as a verb, it means to stuff yourself with food|gorge
06/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GORDON THE WINE SNOB|$200|easy|Gordon serves this color wine with all meat, though it's been called 'an absurd generalization'|Red
21/05/2002|Jeopardy!|THE SEVENTH MONTH|$400|easy|The calendar of Romulus began in March & had this as its seventh month (not its ninth)|September
18/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDEAST|$600|medium|Its president & vice president are the emir, or prince, of Abu Dhabi & the emir of Dubai|United Arab Emirates
05/05/2005|Jeopardy!|BODY PARTS BY PREFIX|$400|easy|Dermato-|skin
11/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|OFFBEAT MUSEUMS|$200|easy|Crowley, Louisiana has a museum devoted to this food; Uncle Ben would approve|Rice
11/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$2000|hard|A synonym for evil|vile (evil)
11/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THE A LA 'MODE'|$1200|hard|Adjective meaning obsolete or no longer fashionable|outmoded
10/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS|$1600|hard|She wasn't portrayed as the dearest of moms in the 1978 memoir 'Mommie Dearest'|Joan Crawford
25/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PICARESQUE NOVELS|$1000|hard|Paul Theroux' title 'Saint', he's an expatriate in Singapore|Jack
04/01/2001|Jeopardy!|THE AGE OF REASON|$400|easy|The ideas of deism are usually represented by God making one of these & then just letting it run|Watch
15/11/2010|Jeopardy!|TWAIN TRACTS|$400|easy|Twain set down the 'Personal Recollections of' this female French saint & warrior|Joan of Arc
24/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR NIGHT FASHION|$1200|hard|In 1968 Sammy Davis Jr. was swinging in love beads & this 'Indian'-style jacket|Nehru jacket
02/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$800|hard|Dietary laws against butter & lard led Jewish cooks to use chicken fat, known by this sentimental name|schmaltz (or grivinis)
05/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$2000|hard|You'll find the word 'angel' in this movement that stresses the Gospels & personal salvation|Evangelism
08/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ALL KINDS OF MUSIC|$2000|hard|In 1955 Tennessee Ernie Ford sang, 'You load' this much & 'what do you get?  Another day older and deeper in debt'|sixteen tons
02/07/2004|Jeopardy!|4|$1000|hard|In the organizational logo seen here, the 4 words that the letters in the clover stand for|head, heart, health & hands
11/11/1987|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$300|easy|Joseph was sold to the Ishmaelites for this price: two-thirds of what Judas got for betraying Jesus|20 pieces of silver
03/10/1997|Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$500|medium|His family friend Tyrker found vines & grapes in the new land, so he called the area Vinland|Leif Ericson
27/06/2006|Jeopardy!|FRUIT|$800|hard|The Agen, one of these dried fruits, can be eaten out of hand or stewed|a prune
25/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'80s TV|$600|medium|He was Hooperman for 2 seasons, but he's still best remembered as Jack Tripper|John Ritter
26/11/2010|Jeopardy!|TALL U.S. BUILDINGS|$600|medium|The tallest building in a state capital is the Bank of America Plaza on Peachtree St. in this city|Atlanta
18/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICAL MATTERS|$1200|hard|From the Greek for 'stopper', it's a clot, as of fat or blood, that can get lodged in a blood vessel & obstruct it|embolism
07/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ARGENTINA|$800|hard|Jesuits were the 1st to cultivate this species of holly that's made into a tea-like drink|Mate
29/09/2008|Jeopardy!|MOUNT VERNON|$200|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew indicates a pair of wall hangings at Mount Vernon, VA.) As a symbol of liberty, Washington displayed the key to this political prison, a gift from Lafayette, who had ordered its demolition|the Bastille
15/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SAINTS|$400|easy|This saint of Assisi was baptized Giovanni; his name was changed by his father|Francis
06/10/1999|Jeopardy!|ACTS|$400|easy|Abigail & Betty hysterically name other villagers as witches at the end of Act I in this 1953 hit|The Crucible
07/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY LAST|$1200|hard|Of the gods of the 4 winds in Greek myth|Zephyr
27/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MAKING WORDS|$400|easy|H2O  +  Small storage structure =  this turning point|watershed
15/05/1991|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FIRSTS|$100|easy|This womens' two-piece swimsuit made its first appearance at a Paris fashion show in 1946|Bikini
07/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WHEN YOU WERE IN DIAPERS|$600|medium|This song, heard here, was a No. 1 hit in 1979 (sung by the Knack)|My Sharona
22/03/2006|Jeopardy!|THE EXODUS FILES|$1000|hard|Using gold jewelry from the Israelites, he fashions the Golden Calf|Aaron
03/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BOOZE-A-PALOOZA|$400|easy|This measure of a liquor's strength is twice its percentage of alcohol|proof
05/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BEVERAGES|$1500|hard|Lars Olson Smith's 'Purified Tenfold' distilling system produced a vodka named this for its complete purity|Absolut
19/03/2007|Jeopardy!|I-I-I!|$200|easy|Keen insight; 'women's' seems to be especially potent|intuition
14/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS|$800|hard|This David Hwang play was inspired by the romance between a Peking opera star & a diplomat|M. Butterfly
23/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH CONFECTION|$2000|hard|If you have the panache, you can use this type of French icing made of chocolate & cream, heated & stirred together|ganache
11/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC HOMES|$100|easy|Her home in Rochester, New York is now a museum filled with memorabilia of the fight for equal rights|Susan B. Anthony
30/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BORN TO BE WILDE|$400|easy|Basil Hallward painted the title picture in this book, Wilde's only novel|The Picture of Dorian Gray
24/02/1997|Jeopardy!|'KEY' WORDS & PHRASES|$300|easy|Mentioned in Pennsylvania's state nickname, it's the central topmost support of an arch|Keystone
03/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|REALLY OLD BOOKS|$800|hard|The Parson & the Reeve are among the tale-tellers in this 14th century collection|The Canterbury Tales
14/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SEE 'NN'|$800|hard|'Rabbit ears' is a slang term for an indoor one of these for your TV|antenna
12/04/2010|Jeopardy!|HI, BOB|$400|easy|In April 1961 he played with John Lee Hooker at Gerde's Folk City in New York|Bob Dylan
12/11/1998|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'K'|$300|easy|Accolades, perhaps for judo              (5)|Kudos
01/05/2001|Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELRY|$400|easy|You can gaze at the French crown jewels in the Galerie d'Apollon of this French museum|the Louvre
11/05/1990|Jeopardy!|SPORTS ARENAS|$500|medium|1 of 2 pro sports teams that play in the Brendan Byrne Arena in East Rutherford, New Jersey|New Jersey Devils/New Jersey Nets
18/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$1200|hard|In 1815 he was appointed minister to Great Britain, a post held by his father &, later, by his son Charles|John Quincy Adams
03/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$400|easy|A collection by Joyce Carol Oates is called 'Women Whose Lives Are Food, Men Whose Lives Are' this; ka-ching!|Money
22/06/2001|Jeopardy!|JEOPARDY! PLACE|$200|easy|(Johnny Gilbert reads.) Drake revealing Emily didn't kill Carson, got her out of jail in time to see this team win the 2000 World Series|the New York Yankees
10/01/2001|Jeopardy!|RETIRED JERSEYS|$400|easy|Boston Celtics No. 33|Larry Bird
19/05/1998|Jeopardy!|ROCK ARTISTS|$100|easy|In addition to his own bands, this guitarist has played with The Yardbirds, Cream, & Derek & The Dominos|Eric Clapton
25/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COUNT IT 'OFF'|$1600|hard|2-word term for a public school official who investigates unauthorized absences from school|a truant officer
04/05/2010|Jeopardy!|GET A WHIFF OF THIS|$400|easy|'What begins here never ends', say ads for this Calvin Klein fragrance|Eternity
17/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A COLONEL OF KNOWLEDGE|$800|hard|The Las Vegas Hilton was the setting for this Elvis manager's memorial service|Colonel Tom Parker
19/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN ARCHITECTS|$800|hard|In the late 1600s he designed hospitals at Chelsea & at Greenwich|Wren
27/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY LITERARY CHARACTERS|$400|easy|This Twain title character encounters 2 swindlers calling themselves the King & Duke|Huckleberry Finn
27/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|JOHN RITTER|$1600|hard|John got some of the best notices of his career for this offbeat 1996 film starring his pal Billy Bob Thornton|Sling Blade
04/05/2010|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$600|medium|This first permanent English settlement in America was named for a British king|Jamestown
01/10/2010|Jeopardy!|NFL RECORDS|$600|medium|Tom Dempsey, in 1970, & Jason Elam, in 1998, share the distance record for one of these at 63 yards|a field goal
12/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$2000|hard|The process of coating an object with metal by putting it in, say, a CuSO4 bath through which current is run|electroplating
05/04/2011|Jeopardy!|OPRAH'S SURPRISES|$200|easy|(Oprah Winfrey gives the clue.)  One of my favorite moments on the show is when a 'Star Search' winner came on to sing 'Isn't She Lovely' & part way through found this man backing him up on a harmonica|Stevie Wonder
13/01/2005|Jeopardy!|WRITE ON, GIRL!|$800|hard|Kit Carson turns up in her 1927 novel 'Death Comes for the Archbishop'|Willa Cather
09/11/2004|Jeopardy!|EITHER/OR|$1000|hard|This title of an 1882 short story refers to a choice faced by a man before 2 doors|The Lady or the Tiger?
07/03/2008|Jeopardy!|MARCH!|$200|easy|On March 5, 1770 British troops serving in the American colonies were involved in this infamous incident|the Boston Massacre
21/01/2010|Jeopardy!|PSYCHO 101|$800|hard|In a memorable line, Anthony Perkins says, 'A boy's best friend is' this person|his mother
27/03/1998|Jeopardy!|CREEPERS & CRAWLERS|$500|medium|Found on Indonesian islands, these monitors are the world's largest living lizards|a komodo dragon
09/05/2007|Jeopardy!|WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS|$400|easy|He won golf's Vardon Trophy, for the lowest adjusted scoring average, from 1999 to 2003 & again in 2005|Tiger Woods
04/12/1996|Jeopardy!|BY THE SEASHORE|$200|easy|Yielding 20 pounds of edible flesh, the giant type of this is the largest bivalve mollusk|Clam
31/05/2000|Jeopardy!|PROTOZOA|$300|easy|This organism seen here always has pseudopods & sometimes an 'O' in its name:|Amoeba
07/05/2004|Jeopardy!|DR. SEUSS|$600|medium|This kind Seuss elephant 'Hears a Who' & also 'Hatches the Egg'|Horton
18/02/2000|Jeopardy!|GEOMETRY|$500|medium|To find the volume of one of these solids, multiply the area of its circular base by its height|Cylinder
14/02/2005|Jeopardy!|STOCK SYMBOL SHOPPING|$800|hard|For auto parts: PBY|Pep Boys
25/11/1997|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'K'|$500|medium|The Sunflower State, to your postman              (2)|KS (for Kansas)
09/06/2005|Jeopardy!|OH, WITTY WOMAN|$800|hard|Erma Bombeck advised, 'Before you try to keep up with' them, 'be sure they're not trying to keep up with you'|the Joneses
20/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MAKING A 'LIST'|$1600|hard|Adjective for the medical philosophy of treating the entire person, mind & body, not just the part that's ailing|holistic
21/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$200|easy|For his mural 'The Last Supper', he used oils instead of the watercolors of normal frescoes|Leonardo da Vinci
20/06/2006|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS ON THE CHINESE CALENDAR|$600|medium|1965: A wirepuller, or a treacherous person, as in 'a low-down, dirty...'|a snake
25/09/2002|Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL HEAVEN|$200|easy|In 2001 fans around the world mourned the death of this 'Quiet Beatle'|George Harrison
09/07/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORY BOOKS|$100|easy|In a 1996 book Sophie & Michael Coe trace the 3,000-year history of this sweet|Chocolate
16/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|_____ THE _____|$1200|hard|Street performers collect money by doing this, literally & figuratively|pass the hat
05/03/2010|Final Jeopardy!|PLAYS|None|None|Dialogue from this play: 'He didn't say for sure he'd come.'  'And if he doesn't come?'  'We'll come back tomorrow'|Waiting for Godot
30/03/1990|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS JOES & JOSEPHS|$300|easy|This world leader's real name was Joseph Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili|Joseph Stalin
05/05/2003|Jeopardy!|TV GUIDE CROSSWORD CLUES|$800|hard|23 Across:  'Family Feud' host Richard (4)|Karn
19/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TATTOOED LADIES|$1600|hard|This 'Heroes' cheerleader has a torso tat that reads (in misspelled Italian), 'Live without regrets'|Hayden Panettiere
09/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SHINY THINGS|$800|hard|This old monetary unit of Britain was 1/20 of a pound|shilling
02/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PAPA JOHNS|$800|hard|He had 2 daughters & 2 other sons in addition to the one who became president in 1825|John Adams
18/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'C' FOOD|$800|hard|Originally from Naples, it's a single serving stuffed pizza in the shape of a turnover|a calzone
22/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|A 'LEG'|$1600|hard|An overseas emissary of the Pope|legate
28/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|6-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|The earlier-in-the-sentence counterpart of latter|former
09/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT A CARD!|$1200|hard|Al Capone's reportedly said 'used furniture dealer'|his business card
08/04/1991|Jeopardy!|DESIGN|$200|easy|Not surprisingly, the French town of Chantilly is known for this type of fabric|lace
17/05/2001|Jeopardy!|FIRST NAME'S THE SAME|$400|easy|Burton, Robbins, McGraw|Tim
27/02/1990|Jeopardy!|INK|$400|easy|1988 film that featured a will written in Acme disappearing & re-appearing ink|Who Framed Roger Rabbit
03/01/1989|Jeopardy!|IF IT'S TUESDAY...|$200|easy|On July 20, 1858 about 1,500 fans in N.Y. were 1st to pay an admission charge to watch this sport|baseball
15/05/1991|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$200|easy|A wild hog, or to drill a hole|Boar/Bore
09/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S MARCH!|$200|easy|Raising fears of a meltdown, this Pennsylvania nuclear facility seriously malfunctioned March 28, 1979|Three Mile Island
22/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE HEEBEE 'G.B.'s|$1600|hard|Entomological title of a Poe Story|The Gold Bug
10/07/2000|Jeopardy!|'DELTA'|$500|medium|Founded in 1907, it's the USA's foremost business fraternity|Delta Sigma Pi
03/07/1998|Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$100|easy|Fighting started April 19, 1775 with a battle in Lexington that spread to this nearby town|Concord
14/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$200|easy|Transylvania U., the oldest university west of the Alleghenies, is in Lexington in this state|Kentucky
09/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$800|hard|The 1568 martyrdom of the Comte d'Egmont began the Dutch revolt against Philip II of this country|Spain
14/11/1986|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. GOVERNMENT|None|None|Last year in which we went an entire calendar year without a vice president in office|1964
22/07/2010|Jeopardy!|THEM'S FIGHTIN' WORDS!|$1000|hard|This 2-word term sounds like a fight between kings, but it's really a large, usually intense conflict|a battle royal
24/02/1998|Jeopardy!|ACTION!|$400|easy|The action of a boy can ring a girl's bell, & the action of these can ring a buoy's bell|a wave
28/04/2003|Jeopardy!|GEORGIAN ON MY MIND|$200|easy|This 'Pretty Woman' was born in Smyrna, Georgia on Oct. 28, 1967|Julia Roberts
14/02/2001|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL BOOKS & AUTHORS|$1800|hard|Former first lady Jehan Sadat called her moving memoir 'A Woman of' this country|Egypt
07/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ATTRACTION|$800|hard|Using adsorption (yes, with a 'd'), activated charcoal in these military items attracts harmful chemical vapors|gas masks
28/06/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$100|easy|A 1960 Grammy went to Marty Robbins for his tune named for this west Texas town on the I-10|El Paso
20/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|LABOR UNIONS|$1000|hard|The National Labor Relations Act of 1935 is usually called this, after the New York senator who authored it|Robert Wagner
23/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MARK YOUR CALENDAR|$200|easy|Mother's Day|May
07/01/2010|Jeopardy!|I'M GETTING THE SHAKES(PEARE)|$400|easy|Bassanio gets some skin in the game & asks to borrow some money from his pal Antonio to woo a woman in this play|The Merchant of Venice
28/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL MADNESS|$600|medium|When Balaam went astray, he got into an argument with one of these animals|donkey/ass
21/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER AT THE MOVIES|$800|hard|Dr. Frank N. Furter is dragged aboard a paddle steamer to sing 'Ol' Man River' with Paul Robeson in this musical|The Rocky Horror Picture Showboat
06/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CELEB BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|This recent King Kong actress was responsible for the civil unrest in South Central L.A. in 1965|Naomi Watts Riots
20/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYONE'S A CRITIC|$1200|hard|He wrote 'Lyrical Ballads' with Wordsworth, & his 'Biographia Literaria' is the best of English Romantic criticism|Samuel Taylor Coleridge
15/12/2009|Final Jeopardy!|NORTH AMERICAN BIRDS|None|None|This bird is known for its size (5 feet tall), its call (carries 2 miles) & its rarity; in 1941 there were only 21 in the wild|the whooping crane
14/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AN ATOMIC CATEGORY|$800|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew points out a representation of a methanol molecule on the monitor.)  A structural one of these shows the arrangement of atoms in a molecule|a formula
10/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$600|medium|Every summer thousands of these animals go to the Pribilof Islands in the north Pacific to breed|Seals
24/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ASIA|$400|easy|The August 1883 volcanic eruption on this island blew away 2/3 of the island; the sound was heard 3,000 miles away|Krakatoa
08/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A GEOGRAPHY LESSON|$1200|hard|The Libyan desert strays from Libya into these 2 eastern neighbors|Egypt & The Sudan
06/12/1984|Jeopardy!|CABLE TV|$500|medium|Actress who started the 'Faerie Tale Theatre'|Shelley Duvall
29/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ROMAN EMPERORS|$1600|hard|Reigning from 14 to 37 A.D., he was emperor when Jesus was crucified|Tiberius
14/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SPOUSE IN COMMON TO...|$400|easy|Amy Irving & Kate Capshaw|Steven Spielberg
04/04/2001|Jeopardy!|'PIN' ME|$100|easy|Disney brought this character to life on the big screen in 1940|Pinocchio
06/02/1986|Jeopardy!|BRAZIL|$100|easy|Less than 1% of Brazil's land is devoted to producing this necessity of life|food
02/12/1988|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICIANS|$1000|hard|At age 6 this classical & jazz trumpeter was given his 1st horn by Al Hirt|Wynton Marsalis
24/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMERS|$800|hard|While teaching at the Univ. of Padua in 1610, he discovered 4 moons of Jupiter using a 30-power telescope|Galileo
22/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'FAB' FIVE|$600|medium|Patsy & Edina are the well-lubricated but aging pair of sitcom characters on this popular British import|Absolutely Fabulous
09/07/1997|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FIRSTS|$500|medium|On November 2, 1889, these 2 states, the 39th & 40th, became the first pair admitted to the Union simultaneously|North Dakota & South Dakota
13/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$1600|hard|In 1889 this 74-year old chancellor instituted old age pensions in Germany|Bismarck
13/04/2011|Jeopardy!|'C' SERPENTS|$1000|hard|A white lining exposed by an angry Agkistrodon piscivorus gets it this name|a cottonmouth
26/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE MEANINGS|$2000|hard|I hope Naval History ___ runs my expose about what really caused the explosion of the USS Maine's ___|magazine
22/01/1998|Jeopardy!|MISS MANNERS' MANNERS|$100|easy|'Miss Manners always believes in sending' these 'notes.  It encourages people to give more'|Thank You notes
03/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'HI'|$400|easy|Some scientists who don't think bears do this in a true sense use the term 'winter lethargy' instead|hibernate
08/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MARSHALL MATTERS|$1600|hard|Seen here, he's given us plenty of 'Happy Days'|Garry Marshall
16/11/2007|Jeopardy!|ECONOMIES OF THE WORLD|$800|hard|Ravaged by war, in 2002 this country became the world's largest supplier of opium|Afghanistan
24/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC NAMES|$1000|hard|This Turkish strait's name, Greek for 'ox ford', comes from the myth that Io swam it after becoming a heifer|Bosporus
14/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|1950s EMMYS|$200|easy|This Best Situation Comedy winner of 1952 & 1953 was also the number one show of those years|I Love Lucy
30/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH LITERATURE|$1000|hard|Denis Diderot is best known as editor of one of these reference works, the first modern one in any language|Encyclopedia
15/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$200|easy|2 years after exploring the Northwest with William Clark, he was named gov. of the Louisiana territory|Meriwether Lewis
26/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MILESTONES IN MATH|$800|hard|Norbert Wiener wrote 1948's 'Cybernetics' while teaching at this U.S. institute in Cambridge|MIT
09/02/1999|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS & THEIR WORKS|$400|easy|'The Cinnamon Peeler' is a book of poems by this Ceylon-born author of 'The English Patient'|Michael Ondaatje
11/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|1562|$1600|hard|This saint of Avila founded her order of Barefoot Carmelites|Teresa
06/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED EGGS?|$1200|hard|Shhh!  I'm making this egg dish for a dessert!: OF FUELS|soufflé
11/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$600|medium|The Portland type of this substance is limestone & shale heated until almost fused, then ground|cement
20/10/2011|Jeopardy!|YUM 'O'!|$200|easy|It claims the title of the 'world's favorite cookie'|Oreo
10/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET BASICS|$1600|hard|This 4-letter word refers to the configuration of the body resting or in motion; a good one is partly natural physique|line
18/10/2010|Jeopardy!|YOU TAKE A MILE|$200|easy|In 2008 this 'Hoosier State' announced a $33 mil. cleanup of a mile of the PCB-& DDT-filled Grand Calumet River|Indiana
23/02/2000|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL MENAGERIE|$200|easy|Although called the 'First Cat', he's actually Chelsea's cat|Socks
12/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS BEFORE BALL|$1600|hard|As in ammonia, this type of compound reacts with an acid to form a salt|a base
29/09/2006|Jeopardy!|ADJECTIVES|$200|easy|This adjective for an empty lot or uninhabited house also refers to an estate that no heir has claimed|vacant
21/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LEADERS|$200|easy|U.S. president: 1961-1963|John F. Kennedy
11/09/2008|Jeopardy!|IN THE GRASS|$200|easy|This woody grass has been known to grow 4 feet in 24 hours|bamboo
12/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN AROUND|$2000|hard|A Russian play based on a folk tale inspired 'The Snow Maiden', an opera by this 'Scheherazade' composer|Rimsky-Korsakov
23/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HEIST-ERIA|$400|easy|She made national news when she was convicted March 20, 1976 for a San Francisco bank robbery|Patricia Hearst
28/09/1992|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$200|easy|Anatoly Karpov was world champion of this from 1975 until he lost to Gary Kasparov in 1985|chess
22/09/1999|Jeopardy!|NEPTUNE|$300|easy|Neptune's Great Dark Spot was named for its resemblance to this on Jupiter|Great Red Spot
17/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS|$400|easy|Eliza crossing the frozen Ohio River barefoot is a memorable moment in this novel|Uncle Tom's Cabin
06/01/2005|Final Jeopardy!|EUROPE|None|None|After being subdued by the Franks in the 700s, this people formed a kingdom at Pamplona in the 800s|the Basques
17/05/2006|Jeopardy!|INSIDE THE BRAIN|$600|medium|This outer layer of your brain takes its name from the Latin for 'bark', as on a tree|cortex
13/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|TREES|$800|hard|These trees are known for their winged seeds called keys|maples
05/02/1998|Jeopardy!|THE BOOK BIZ|$200|easy|This trade magazine has been listing the nation's bestselling books since 1912|Publisher's Weekly
12/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT AUTHORS|$1600|hard|Nathaniel Hawthorne died while traveling with this N.H.-born U.S. president, his close friend|(Franklin) Pierce
05/03/2001|Jeopardy!|AMERICA-PODGE|$300|easy|'Sooner' or later you'll tell us its state tree is the redbud|Oklahoma
30/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|DOWN EASTERS|$400|easy|Explorers who came in from the cold to summer in Maine include Robert Peary & this South Pole visitor|(Richard) Byrd
18/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'H'EALTH & MEDICINE|$1400|hard|It's the branch of medicine that studes blood & blood-forming tissues|hematology
05/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE ROLES|$600|medium|He played a movie executive with a screenwriter problem in 1992's 'The Player'|Tim Robbins
23/05/1994|Jeopardy!|HINTS FROM HELOISE|$400|easy|When cutting these flowers, use a spring clothespin on the stems to keep from getting pricked|roses
13/05/1997|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$300|easy|This domesticated pack animal & its relative the alpaca were referred to as Peruvian sheep by the Spanish|Llama
14/03/2003|Jeopardy!|A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT|$800|hard|Killaloe & Limerick|Shannon
24/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THIS IS GONNA BE TOUGH|$1600|hard|In a 1968 film it was revealed that this machine was born on January 12, 1992 in Urbana, Illinois|HAL
10/05/2002|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATED STATES|$600|medium|Show me that the abbreviation for this state means the habits of a predictable criminal|Missouri
30/04/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CZECH, PLEASE!|$1600|hard|His works include the operas 'Vanda', 'The Jacobin', 'Rusalka' & of course his symphony 'From the New World'|(Antonin) Dvorak
14/03/2000|Final Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|None|None|After the decline of cathedral building in the 1600s, this organization began to accept non-stoneworkers|The Masons
09/12/2010|Jeopardy!|PRE-1929 U.S. PAPER CURRENCY|$200|easy|In 1886 this first lady graced the $1 Silver Certificate, the first woman ever to appear on U.S. currency|Martha Washington
10/06/1999|Jeopardy!|THIS & THAT|$300|easy|Of a fish, a fencing move, or a firth in Scotland, what a muskellunge is|Fish
14/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$1000|hard|This Nashville school has a collection of network evening news telecasts dating back to 1968|Vanderbilt
13/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|VIDEO GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|Seen here, it's the tomb of Mumtaz|Taj Mahal
15/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ACCIDENTAL INVENTIONS|$800|hard|Alexander Fleming got back from a trip to find no bacteria in the cultures he'd left exposed; hello, this|penicillin
12/12/1984|Jeopardy!|'HARD'|$100|easy|Fermented apple juice|hard cider
01/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BLOGS|$1600|hard|blogforamerica.com was started to raise money for & awareness of his presidential campaign|(Howard) Dean
06/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY CLASSICAL MUSIC|$800|hard|Considered an heir to Beethoven, Gustav Mahler, like Ludwig, completed only this many symphonies|9
26/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD POTPOURRI|$600|medium|Many Newar people, who are known for their artistic skills, live in this country's Katmandu Valley|Nepal
20/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HOW'S YOUR LATIN?|$400|easy|It means 'to the point of making one sick'|ad nauseam
26/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING THE PONIES|$2000|hard|Viggo Mortensen takes this title horse on the 'Ocean of Fire' race in a 2004 movie|Hildago
28/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ADJECTIVES|$1600|hard|Adjective for the blissful smile of one declared by the church to be among the blessed|beatific
19/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1200|hard|He wrote the '2001', '2010', '2061' & '3001' Odyssey books|Arthur C. Clarke
29/11/2007|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$800|hard|Robert Urich played Las Vegas P.I. Dan Tanna on this series|Vega$
25/09/1995|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$800|hard|Mrs. Berry & Egg die in a plane crash on their way to Vienna in his 1981 novel 'The Hotel New Hampshire'|(John) Irving
31/12/2009|Jeopardy!|GOOD HOUSEKEEPING|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from inside the Good Housekeeping Institute in New York.) Looking closely at the hair follicle, a scope that magnifies 7,000 times is used to evaluate a product that claims to repair this, also called trichoptilosis|split ends
05/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAINTERS|$800|hard|Although her hands were crippled with arthritis, she began painting in oils in 1938 at age 77|Grandma Moses
18/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ALL ROADS LEAD TO CECIL RHODES|$2000|hard|In 1890 Rhodes became prime minister and virtual dictator of this South Africa 'Colony'|the Cape Colony
25/11/1996|Final Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS|None|None|A corrections museum in Trenton, New Jersey contains the chair in which he was executed in 1936|Bruno Richard Hauptmann
14/03/2007|Jeopardy!|BOOM GOES THE DYNAMITE!|$800|hard|In 1867 this Swedish inventor found kieselguhr, a type of chalky earth, absorbed a lot of nitroglycerine|(Alfred) Nobel
30/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$600|medium|At the 1996 Summer Olympics, she withdrew from the heptathlon but won a bronze for the long jump|Jackie Joyner-Kersee
04/06/1998|Jeopardy!|MARCH OF TIME|$500|medium|On March 1, 1954 the U.S. conducted the first of a series of hydrogen bomb tests on this Pacific atoll|Bikini Atoll
23/09/1999|Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT HOMOPHONES|$100|easy|One may be Coral or Caspian|sea
22/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE PAIRS|$400|easy|1991: Susan Sarandon & Geena Davis|Thelma and Louise
17/03/1998|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC GAME SHOW THEMES|$300|easy|[theme music]|The Dating Game
18/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S SO 'LAME'|$400|easy|6-letter word used to express sorrow or regret|lament
15/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE LION|$400|easy|Most lions live in Africa, but several hundred asiatic lions also live in this country's Gir National Park|India
06/04/2005|Jeopardy!|HOT 'ROD's|$800|hard|The 1967 book 'Listen to the Warm' featured song lyrics by this American poet|Rod McKuen
06/06/2006|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR NUMBERS|$800|hard|Call toll-free to name this No. of Norse warriors that could pass side-by-side through a door in mythical Valhalla|800
17/09/2008|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$800|hard|In recent years, descendants of these 2 feuding families from Kentucky & W.V. have gathered for an annual festival|the Hatfields & the McCoys
15/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ACRONYM EXCITEMENT!|$600|medium|In San Francisco:  BART|Bay Area Rapid Transit
29/07/2010|Jeopardy!|OFF THE ENDANGERED SPECIES LIST|$600|medium|The brown one of these pouched birds is being delisted as it has bounced back from DDT devastation|the pelican
25/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY HORSIES|$2000|hard|Vronsky sits incorrectly in Frou-Frou's saddle, causing the horse's death in this 1875 novel|Anna Karenina
22/03/1990|Jeopardy!|TV 'P'EOPLE|$400|easy|She was 'The Girl from U.N.C.L.E.'|Stefanie Powers
23/02/2009|Jeopardy!|SHADES OF BLUE|$200|easy|In 2003 Crayola retired teal blue & added a color named wild blue this|yonder
11/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SALUTE TO THE NBA|$1200|hard|This man pulled down 11 championship rings as a coach & player for the Celtics|Bill Russell
23/07/2007|Jeopardy!|THE LARGEST IN AREA|$200|easy|Mexico, United States, Canada|Canada
30/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|USA!! USA!!|$2000|hard|Seen here, he won the 50-meter freestyle swim in Athens at the ripe old age of 29|Gary Hall, Jr.
21/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$1000|hard|In 1989 Daniel Arap Moi named this paleo-anthropologist head of the Kenya Wildlife Service|Richard Leakey
07/10/2008|Jeopardy!|IT BORDERS JUST ONE OTHER COUNTRY|$400|easy|Monaco|France
15/10/2001|Jeopardy!|AD CAMPAIGNS|$500|medium|Ridley Scott directed the 'Share the Fantasy' ads for this tony perfume|Chanel No. 5
05/07/2000|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$300|easy|In the King James Version, these large black birds fed Elijah in hiding by the brook Cherith|ravens
30/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1930s|$2000|hard|World War I veterans demanding extra pay for their service made up the 1930s group known as this army|the Bonus Army
28/01/2011|Jeopardy!|I OWE YOU AN 'OLOGY'|$200|easy|You should know by heart that this is the study of the heart|cardiology
25/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LAW REVIEW|$2000|hard|If a lawyer talks to a judge about a case without opposing counsel present, it's this Latin phrase for 'on one side only'|ex parte
22/09/1998|Jeopardy!|MORE THAN 'ONE' MOVIE|$400|easy|Carole King co-wrote the title song used in this George Clooney-Michelle Pfeiffer film|One Fine Day
27/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THEOLOGY|$400|easy|Paul's Epistle to the Romans declares, 'The just shall live by' this word for deep belief|faith
22/02/2010|Jeopardy!|BEHIND THE SCENES|$400|easy|He's the director seen here in 1975|Spielberg
04/05/2010|Jeopardy!|'M' & EMMYS|$200|easy|Oui!  This legendary mime picked up a 1955 Emmy for Best Specialty Act|Marcel Marceau
19/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BOYS' 'E'|$600|medium|DWEMs, whose domination of curricula was challenged in the '90s, stands for 'dead white' these 'males'|European
17/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE TROPHY CASE|$1600|hard|Whoop-de-do!  The championship trophy seen here was named for this late NBA commissioner|Larry O'Brien
16/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|YOUR MOMMA!|$2000|hard|French kings Francis II, Charles IX & Henry III|Catherine de Medici
10/11/2010|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$200|easy|This 4-syllable word can refer to a stage of youth or the youths themselves|adolescence/adolescents
10/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT DOES MOM DO?|$400|easy|She gets $65 an hour to fix pipes & toilets|Plumber
15/11/1995|Jeopardy!|MOVIE DEBUTS|$400|easy|This blonde actor suffered through some painful experiments in his first film 'Altered States'|William Hurt
17/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT THE 'ELL'?|$800|hard|FD&C Green No. 8 is one of the ingredients listed in this famous shampoo introduced in 1946|Prell
13/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$800|hard|This book by Eric Schlosser has made some people rethink that double-cheese mongoburger|Fast Food Nation
17/10/2006|Jeopardy!|SIGMUND FREUD|$400|easy|Freud claimed to unlock the case of 'The Wolf Man' through the white wolves the patient saw in one of these|a dream
17/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$1000|hard|You're on a roll if you know that Bialystock is one of this country's largest provinces|Poland
12/03/2002|Jeopardy!|ARTFUL KNIGHTS|$400|easy|The operetta output of this beknighted pair runs from 'Thespis' in 1871 to 'The Grand Duke' in 1896|Gilbert & Sullivan
14/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'Z' BREEZE|$1200|hard|Between 1883 & 1885 Nietzsche turned out a 4-part work about this wandering teacher|Zarathustra
02/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COMPUTER TERMS|$800|hard|You can't have too much RAM, which stands for this|random-access memory
16/10/1986|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$400|easy|Currently the only Muslim spiritual leader to head a country|Ayatollah Khomeini
13/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THE USSR?|$800|hard|The Soviets kept their 'Finn'gers crossed to sign a 1975 human rights accord in this city|Helsinki
18/11/2009|Jeopardy!|COMPANY CARS|$1000|hard|We wonder if its Aveo comes in Cobalt|Chevy
31/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WARSAW|$2000|hard|Among the many Baroque churches in Warsaw is the Church of the Holy Cross that contains this composer's heart|Chopin
16/06/2000|Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY MAH-JONGG|$200|easy|Mah-jongg was a U.S. fad in this decade, along with bathtub gin & the Charleston|1920s
23/10/2006|Jeopardy!|MAIDEN NAMES|$400|easy|Anne Morrow|Lindbergh
31/01/2011|Jeopardy!|TREBEKS IN ART HISTORY|$1000|hard|Oh, Cousin Alain, you had no business in this man's 'Impression, Sunrise'--probably why you didn't make the final cut|(Claude) Monet
20/02/1990|Jeopardy!|FROM THE LATIN|$400|easy|Meaning explosive or changeable, it comes from 'volare', to fly|Volatile
06/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$800|hard|Othello kills himself on this island|Cyprus
03/12/2001|Jeopardy!|BILL SHAKESPEARE, P.I.|$1000|hard|Something's rottin' in Denmark & it's the 2 corpses of these courtiers; an ambassador tells of their deaths in 5.2|Rosencrantz & Guildenstern
14/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK AMERICA|$800|hard|In 1990 he took office as New York City's first black mayor|David Dinkins
19/04/2007|Jeopardy!|MR. OR MS. MAYOR|$400|easy|You could find Dianne Feinstein's heart in this city from 1978 to 1988|San Francisco
02/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION STATEMENTS|$600|medium|A phrase that means outdated, or a derby you haven't worn for decades|Old hat
06/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$200|easy|Collective name for poisonous mushrooms|toadstools
20/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$800|hard|Einstein said this 17th & 18th c. physicist 'stands before us, strong, certain and alone'|Isaac Newton
25/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TIME FOR A SOLO|$1600|hard|Try acting out in prison & you may get sent to this solitary place; Humble Pie sang about '30 Days' in it|the hole
26/04/2007|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN PHOTO ALBUM|$200|easy|Bold declaration signer and bootlegger seen here|John Hancock
06/07/2011|Jeopardy!|SUMMER GAMES|$600|medium|Use soccer balls to play a giant version of this game where the shooter knocks rolling targets out of a ring|marbles
08/03/1990|Jeopardy!|AUSTRALIA|$500|medium|This flightless bird is featured on Australia's coat of arms|Emu
19/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$1000|hard|Tennis players Hana Mandlikova & Martina Navratilova were born in this capital city|Prague (Czechoslovakia)
13/11/2009|Jeopardy!|WAKE UP!|$600|medium|Right at 7 A.M. when this show starts weekdays on NBC, mom's going to be on camera looking in the window at Matt|the Today show
20/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|YULE TUBE|$2000|hard|Featuring warm weather & fireworks: 'Rudolph & Frosty's Christmas in ____'|July
12/10/2004|Jeopardy!|STOP PULLING MY CHENEY|$1000|hard|Dick Cheney served 6 terms as this state's sole representative in the House of Representatives|Wyoming
02/07/2008|Jeopardy!|GO AHEAD, MAKE MY 'DAY'|$400|easy|In 'My Darling Clementine', Victor Mature played this gunfighter ally of Henry Fonda's Wyatt Earp|Doc Holliday
29/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER|$800|hard|Sculptor mentioned in the title of Whittier's 1886 poem about the Statue of Liberty|Frederic Bertholdi
28/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|EUGENE O' NEILL|$1000|hard|The alcoholics in 'The Iceman Cometh' await the arrival of Theodore Hickman, better known as this|Hickey
27/11/2009|Jeopardy!|COMPUTER ABBREV.|$200|easy|Your I.T. guy knows 'I.T.' means this|information technology
13/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD RELIGION|$800|hard|Polynesians believe the deity Maui learned to make this in the underworld|fire
17/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT CAN BROWN DO FOR YOU?|$400|easy|He became Britain's prime minister on June 27, 2007|Gordon Brown
28/06/2005|Jeopardy!|IN THE PANTRY|$600|medium|This 'royal' herb is essential to classic Italian pesto|basil
19/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$600|medium|Catalan cuisine is featured at Set Portes, a 161-year-old restaurant in this Catalonian city|Barcelona
03/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HOLD THE FORT|$2000|hard|Fort Leavenworth in Kansas was established in 1827 to protect travelers along this trail|the Santa Fe Trail
30/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'RING' CYCLE|$800|hard|Brotherly circus showmen|Ringling Brothers
17/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THIS MEANS WAR|$400|easy|In 2001 Teddy Roosevelt received a posthumous Medal of Honor for his actions during this war|the Spanish-American War
23/02/1998|Final Jeopardy!|THE CARIBBEAN|None|None|This capital, founded by Columbus' brother, is the oldest European-founded city in the Western Hemisphere|Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
04/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|PLACE NAME ORIGINS|$400|easy|The names Donegal & Dundee refer to these structures, one 'on the Dee', one 'of the foreigners'|forts
11/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|UH-OH, OPERA|$1200|hard|Yikes!  In 'The Wreckers', Mark & Thirza are condemned to die this way in a cave when the tide rises|drowning
23/05/2007|Jeopardy!|THE MAN OF STEEL|$800|hard|This Brit's steel-making 'process' was a result of his interest in improving gun construction|Bessemer
03/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ART SCENARIOS|$800|hard|Deity stands on shell, modestly covering herself; Zephyr & Aura bring winds & a grace rushes to cover her|The Birth of Venus
30/05/2001|Jeopardy!|MOVIE LAST LINES|$100|easy|In this 1964 film Rex Harrison barks, 'Eliza, where the devil are my slippers?'|My Fair Lady
03/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT SPEAKER|$2000|hard|1936: 'A few hours ago I discharged my last duty as king'|the Duke of Windsor (Edward VIII)
12/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GOSSIP GIRLS|$1200|hard|She returned for 'Senior Year', reprising her role as Gabriella Montez in 'High School Musical 3'|Vanessa Hudgens
16/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|COATS OF ARMS|$2000|hard|On Singapore's coat of arms, the lion represents Singapore itself & a tiger represents its historical link to this country|Malaysia
12/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|BASEBALL|$200|easy|Before 1859 they sat in padded rocking chairs behind the catcher|umpires
13/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE PEABODY AWARDS|$1200|hard|Baltimore reporter John Sherman won a Peabody for investigating pollution in this bay|Chesapeake Bay
15/11/2000|Jeopardy!|ART HISTORY|$700|hard|She vacationed in New Mexico & settled there after her husband Alfred Stieglitz died in 1946|Georgia O'Keeffe
10/11/2003|Jeopardy!|THE J. LO DOWN|$800|hard|When Jen wore that now-infamous green Versace dress to the 2000 Grammys, he was her date|Puff Daddy
21/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICA|$800|hard|A philanthropist & heir with this last name began restoring Williamsburg, Virginia in 1926|John D. Rockefeller, Jr.
26/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CEDERS|$400|easy|Under the Treaty of Utrecht France ceded Acadia in what is now this country to England|Canada
11/12/2000|Jeopardy!|TOM CRUISE FILMS|$400|easy|In a 1992 film this actor told Tom, 'You can't handle the truth!'|Jack Nicholson (in A Few Good Men)
14/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'SI' THE WORLD|$200|easy|Visit the big volcano on this island & you can say, 'Etna, I'm glad I met ya'|Sicily
09/03/2010|Jeopardy!|WHERE'S RALPH WALDO?|$800|hard|Emerson is in this city during the festival of San Fermin--man, you better get moving, Ralph|Pamplona
23/02/2009|Jeopardy!|IN THE PARK|$1000|hard|Enjoy the many treasures of this state on a visit to Jean Lafitte National Historic Park & Preserve|Louisiana
25/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$200|easy|He's often considered Boris Pasternak's alter ego|Doctor Zhivago
15/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$2000|hard|Part I of 'Murder in the Cathedral' begins with the return of this archbishop after 7 years in exile|Thomas Becket
16/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. STATE NAMES|$1600|hard|This state's name is a homophone for a word that means 'principal'|Maine
05/07/2006|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$800|hard|A setting in 'As You Like It', it's also the name of an ancient wooded area near Shakespeare's home|the Forest of Arden
14/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|YOU KNOW MORE THAN YOU THINK|$400|easy|About German cinema: 1930's 'The Blue Angel' is considered the country's first film using this innovation|sound
03/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHBISHOPS OF YORK|$400|easy|The first Norman archbishop, in 1070, was Thomas of this French tapestry town|Bayeux
04/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO CARLSBAD CAVERNS|$800|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from the amphitheater at Carlsbad Caverns Nat'l Park, New Mexico.)  Carlsbad Caverns, not San Juan Capistrano, is home to what may be the USA's largest colony of the cave species of this bird, which cohabits with the bats|the swallow
19/05/2009|Jeopardy!|MARCUS|$600|medium|He promoted the Back-to-Africa movement in the 1920s|Marcus Garvey
27/05/2002|Jeopardy!|5 DWARFS|$400|easy|The steenbok of Africa is a dwarf variety of this animal|antelope
03/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|DR. WHO...|$400|easy|He's the Dr. who wrote 'Problems of Parents' & 'Baby's First Year'|Dr. Spock
20/05/2005|Jeopardy!|FORBES' BILLIONAIRES|$600|medium|Michael Eisner is off the list, but this septuagenarian member of the Disney family is still on it|Roy Disney
17/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HE DIRECTED THAT?|$400|easy|In 1992 this diminutive funny man went behind the camera for the not-so-funny 'Hoffa'|Danny DeVito
05/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ELIZABETH TAYLOR FILMS|$400|easy|This 1963 epic included 79 sets & 26,000 costumes|Cleopatra
06/02/2009|Jeopardy!|HIDING ON THE INTERNET|$400|easy|Typing 'PBJ' in the JetBlue search box brought up Brian the dog dancing in a banana suit from this FOX show|Family Guy
26/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS' PLOTS|$800|hard|Saint Martin's Churchyard in Laugharne, Wales is where this poet wound up after drinking himself to death|Dylan Thomas
09/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|REALLY TOUGH CAPITALS|$400|easy|North of Iran: Baku|Azerbaijan
07/03/2005|Jeopardy!|A SNAKE IN THE CATEGORY|$200|easy|At Lewiston in this state, the Snake River turns west & heads for the Columbia|Idaho
30/06/1997|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$200|easy|Fog may form when air cools to this 'point' or when moisture is added to air near the ground|Dew point
24/01/2006|Jeopardy!|GENERAL KNOWLEDGE|$1000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows off the bulb from a common desk lamp.)  By using this type of gas, like bromine, around a filament, this type of lamp outlasts the incandescent ones|a halogen light
17/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FLAG-WAVING|$400|easy|Albania's flag features a double-headed one of these birds; Austria's has just one head|Eagle
08/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BALLETS WE'VE NEVER ASKED ABOUT BEFORE|$800|hard|'Fete Noire' was first presented in 1971 by the fledgling dance theatre of this Manhattan area|Harlem
22/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$400|easy|He wrote his 1982 novel 'The Running Man' under the pseudonym Richard Bachman|Stephen King
03/12/2004|Jeopardy!|10-HUT!|$200|easy|If an area has a yearly average of less than 10 inches of precipitation, it's classified as this|a desert
21/11/1994|Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$100|easy|The name of this good luck symbol comes from an Irish word for 'little clover'|Shamrock
04/03/2003|Jeopardy!|PARROTS|$400|easy|The nocturnal owl parrot, or kakapo, of New Zealand, is terrestrial, meaning unable to do this|fly
01/11/2001|Jeopardy!|THE NEAREST CONTINENT|$100|easy|Baffin Island|North America
17/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|INDEPENDENCE DAYS|$2000|hard|This Asian island nation gained independence from the U.S. in 1946 but celebrates its 1898 freedom from Spain on June 12|the Philippines
27/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|STAMPS|$1200|hard|1 of the 2 women featured in the 2004 American Choreographers series|(Martha) Graham (or Agnes de Mille)
04/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SECEDE...|$2000|hard|This nation has fought several wars over territory with Ethiopia since seceding from it in 1993|Eritrea
18/02/1999|Jeopardy!|(5,5)|$100|easy|Very, very, very, very dark, like tar|Pitch black
25/10/2001|Jeopardy!|FASHION|$500|medium|In the 1800s it was fashionable to wear a cap named for this woman who stabbed Jean-Paul Marat|Charlotte Corday
10/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|In an Anthony Hope novel, King Rudolf is 'The Prisoner Of' this castle in Ruritania|Zenda
06/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WE, THE JURY|$600|medium|In a personal injury lawsuit, the jury may calculate both punitive & compensatory types of these|damages
10/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|This Arizona capital lies in the Salt River Valley & is bordered by mountains & the Sonoran desert|Phoenix
07/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK HISTORY MONTH|$2000|hard|In July 1881 this famous college opened in Alabama with Booker T. Washington as its first principal|Tuskegee
21/04/2006|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS OBJECTS|None|None|Shah Jahan, Ranjit Singh & Queen Victoria all possessed a famous one whose name means 'mountain of light'|a diamond
11/04/2007|Jeopardy!|ROCK|$1000|hard|You'll find this geological attraction about 280 miles from Alice Springs|Ayers Rock
29/01/1990|Jeopardy!|ONTARIO|$500|medium|The large bay & it's smaller bay that form the northern border of Ontario|Hudson Bay & James Bay
12/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE IN COLLEGE|$1800|hard|In 1974, when he was a university student, this future world leader was the judo champion of Leningrad|Vladimir Putin
16/02/2005|Jeopardy!|ACTUAL MLB ANNOUNCER QUOTES|$1000|hard|'If Don Mattingly isn't the American League MVP, something isn't kosher in' this Asian country|China
02/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NUTRITION|$200|easy|This nutritious outer layer of kernels of grain is lost in refining but is found in raisin cereals|bran
18/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY RHYME TIME|$2000|hard|A citrus fruit from Sanaa|a Yemen lemon
17/03/2008|Jeopardy!|SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE|$200|easy|Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was born on May 22, 1859 in this Scottish city|Edinburgh
30/03/2006|Jeopardy!|THE DEANS LIST|$600|medium|The then-new fad of skateboarding was celebrated in this duo's 1964 hit song 'Sidewalk Surfin''|Jan & Dean
30/03/1998|Jeopardy!|THE FOUR SEASONS|$500|medium|In this 1973 film Joanne Woodward obsesses on her childhood|Summer Wishes, Winter Dreams
25/10/2006|Jeopardy!|ALBUMS|$800|hard|This big-hair band's 1989 album 'Dr. Feelgood' was partly inspired by the band's days at a detox clinic|Motley Crue
27/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN ISLANDS|$600|medium|Now a part of Tanzania, this island known for its cloves was mentioned in 'The Patty Duke Show' theme song|Zanzibar
20/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE RETOOLED|$2000|hard|In an attempt to come to grips with Shakespeare's 'Richard III', this actor directed 'Looking for Richard'|Al Pacino
11/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|FOOTBALL|$400|easy|It wasn't until 1947 that participation in the Rose Bowl was limited to these 2 conferences|Big 10 and Pac 8/Pac 10
23/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SMALL CAPITALS|$200|easy|This capital of Seychelles shares its name with the capitals of British Columbia & Hong Kong|Victoria
27/01/2005|Jeopardy!|FIRST NAME'S THE SAME|$1000|hard|Connelly, Garner, Holliday|Jennifer
08/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|DYNASTY|$1200|hard|The king of France in 1604 & the king of Spain in 2004 are members of this family|the Bourbons
19/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES & DIALECTS|$1200|hard|Latgalian is a dialect spoken by about 150,000 in this country's province of Latgale|Latvia
09/07/1993|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$300|easy|From 1976 to 1980, this Swede won 5 straight Wimbledon men's singles championships|Björn Borg
28/12/1994|Double Jeopardy!|PARKS|$200|easy|This state's Kenai Fjords National Park is the site of the Harding icefield, one of the USA's major icefields|Alaska
06/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$800|hard|One of the largest Roman remains in England is this emperor's 73-mile-long wall of stone & turf|Hadrian
25/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'O' MYTH!|$1200|hard|This Egyptian god was the brother & husband of Isis|Osiris
05/10/2000|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S 'UP'?|$100|easy|Cheery people say a frown is just a smilie turned this way|upside down
21/06/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU NEED HELP|$800|hard|This first female co-anchor on '60 Minutes' helped Nixon write his bestselling memoirs|Diane Sawyer
04/06/2004|Jeopardy!|SPORTS QUOTES|$800|hard|Asked about his golf game after leaving the White House, this 34th Pres. said that 'a lot more people beat me now'|Eisenhower
04/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS IN OTHER WORDS|$400|easy|Doc drama: 'Residence'|House
12/03/1998|Jeopardy!|SUPERSTITIONS|$500|medium|The Carpenters sang about one of these 'For luck and we're on our way'|A kiss
18/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ORDER IN THE COURTROOM TV|$800|hard|In 1963 this Erle Stanley Gardner title character suffered his only loss in a TV case|Perry Mason
09/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK AMERICAN HISTORY|$800|hard|Believed to be part black & part Native American, he was a leader & fatality in the 1770 Boston Massacre|Crispus Attucks
01/03/2006|Jeopardy!|HUGH DONE IT|$400|easy|This actor has played the befuddled Bertie Wooster & the curmudgeonly Dr. House|Hugh Laurie
18/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'ALLO, GOVERNOR|$2000|hard|In office from 2004: Kathleen Blanco|Louisiana
28/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FURNITURE|$1600|hard|A dressing table for men created in the late 1700s was named for this British dandy|Beau Brummell
06/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL GREEK TO ME|$800|hard|Protos means 'first'; this holiday is proti ianouariou or protohronia|New Year's
26/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'C' IT, SAY IT|$1600|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew uses paper cups & sheets of paper to demonstrate.) There is little support on one horizontal surface; however, with the load distributed  among several vertical surfaces, you get much stronger support when the paper is ridged this way, from the Latin for 'wrinkle'|corrugated
22/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & FINANCE|$200|easy|The term for regular payments you get from your employer after retiring|a pension
09/04/2008|Jeopardy!|'T.W.'|$400|easy|The younger, often second, spouse of a rich middle-aged man|a trophy wife
15/06/2004|Jeopardy!|HOME, SWEET TELEVISION HOME|$400|easy|Sometime in the 23rd century & somewhere in the Alpha Quadrant, Lt. Uhura makes her home on this vessel|the Enterprise
02/12/1988|Final Jeopardy!|MONARCHS|None|None|This Queen of England was the granddaughter of Ferdinand & Isabella of Spain|Mary I (Bloody Mary)
19/02/2007|Jeopardy!|FUN WITH BALLET|$800|hard|The music of film composer Alex North drives the ballet based on this play about Stanley Kowalski|A Streetcar Named Desire
09/07/2010|Jeopardy!|PRO SPORTS|$800|hard|This baseball team plays its home games in the Miami area's Sun Life stadium|Marlins
11/03/2009|Jeopardy!|BANK ON IT|$200|easy|In a 2008 weekend fire sale, this red, white & blue bank snapped up Merrill Lynch|Bank of America
02/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT ATHENIANS|$3000|hard|This man, whose law code replaced Draco's, was called one of 'The Seven Wise Men of Greece'|Solon
05/05/2011|Jeopardy!|CINCO DE MAYO BIRTHDAYS|$800|hard|This May-5 born Monty Python member & BBC travel filmmaker is a commando of the Order of the British Empire|(Michael) Palin
07/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|GREECE|$800|hard|Baron de Coubertin's heart is buried in this city, home to the ancient version of the modern games he founded|Olympia
04/11/1991|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS|$300|easy|In 1951 the Peron government seized control of this paper whose name is Spanish for 'the press'|La Prensa
07/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE VEEP|$1200|hard|Riley B.B. King, William Rufus DeVane King, Bernard King|William Rufus DeVane King
18/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'CROSS' WORD CLUES|$600|medium|Jane Russell pushed this Playtex bra in TV commercials|Cross Your Heart
30/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PRIVATE PARTS|$1000|hard|Veins carry blood to the heart & these vessels like the aorta carry it away|Arteries
16/02/1987|Final Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|None|None|Bordering on Mich. & N.Y., these 2 Great Lakes are the only ones to border on 1 state each|Lake Huron & Lake Ontario
20/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE YOU-NIVERSE|$1600|hard|The upper 7 pairs of these are attached to the breastbone; the others are considered 'false' or 'floating'|ribs
08/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FEAR|$600|medium|The term agoraphobia, fear of crowds, comes from Greek agora, this place|Market
06/10/1998|Jeopardy!|YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE?|$100|easy|In one past life, this actress was Asana, the princess of the elephants|Shirley MacLaine
10/12/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. COMMEMORATIVE COINS|$600|medium|In 1997 this Brooklyn Dodger got a commemorative coin as quick as you could say his name|Jackie Robinson
21/05/2008|Jeopardy!|STATE THE TV STATE|$200|easy|'Grey's Anatomy'|Washington
21/07/2010|Jeopardy!|WHATEVER|$200|easy|It's a flag or banner that tapers to a point on one end & yes, the Cubs will win one again someday|a pennant
31/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OR AN 'AUDI'|$800|hard|A small business owner who fails to pay payroll taxes may find this person at his door|an auditor
16/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE HISTORY CHANNEL|$1600|hard|THC's website tells what happened on your birthday; on Jan. 16, 1919 this amendment got its state ratification|18th Amendment (Prohibition)
02/06/1997|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$600|medium|Before he became king of England, George VI served in the Royal Navy & fought in the Battle of Jutland during this war|World War I
11/06/2002|Jeopardy!|EAT IT!|$400|easy|It's the Spanish-named appetizer of tortilla chips & often beans, beef & onions topped with melted cheese|nachos
20/02/1990|Jeopardy!|BOTTOMS UP|$400|easy|One story says this rum drink made the 1st man who drank it feel 'like the living dead'|Zombie
21/09/2004|Jeopardy!|WAXING PHILOSOPHICAL|$1000|hard|This intellectual known for his concept of the absurd classifies rebels into world deniers and world affirmers|Albert Camus
13/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|Carthage has almost been destroyed; you can find what's left of it in a suburb of this Tunisian capital|Tunis
05/03/2009|Jeopardy!|THAT'S THE FACT, JACK!|$1000|hard|Exodus 2:10 says 'and she called his name' this (it's Exodus, folks)|Moses
21/06/1996|Jeopardy!|'X', 'Y', 'Z'|$400|easy|Some of these are produced by bremsstrahlung, from the German for 'breaking radiation'|x-rays
11/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|YOU GLOW!|$800|hard|In 1862 Dungeness, on the Strait of Dover, became one of the first of these to use electric illumination|lighthouse
18/04/2003|Jeopardy!|CAR TUNES|$800|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew at the Henry Ford Museum in Detroit)  In the opening to 'All in the Family', Archie & Edith sang, 'Gee, our old' one of these cars 'ran great'|LaSalle
19/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IT ENDED THE WAR|$1600|hard|The Treaty of Portsmouth, 1905|the Russo-Japanese War
23/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'60s FLICKS|$200|easy|'The Love Bug' was this type of car|Volkswagen Beetle
20/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ATTENTION!|$400|easy|Total number of words in this clue|7
28/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S DANCE|$600|medium|A gandy dancer works on this all the livelong day|Railroad
21/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'ANT' INFESTATION|$1600|hard|From the Latin for 'delight', this is someone who takes delight in dabbling in the arts|dilettante
19/11/2010|Jeopardy!|ACADEMIC DEGREES|$600|medium|One who has an I.E. degree works in this type of engineering|industrial
17/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'R'RRRRR!|$600|medium|Frank Gorshin played him on the small screen, Jim Carrey on the big|The Riddler
01/04/2009|Jeopardy!|STEPHEN, KING OF WRITING|$600|medium|Arnie's 1958 Plymouth Fury goes by this feminine name|Christine
17/12/1998|Jeopardy!|NYC IN THE '70s|$400|easy|On August 7, 1974 Philippe Petit traveled via this between the towers of the World Trade Center|Highwire/tightrope
15/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION|$1000|hard|In the 15th century, men's poulaines might have extended 24'' beyond this point|the foot
02/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION & BEAUTY|$1600|hard|The classic Ivy League suit has this slit only in the back; a more British style calls for side ones--a bit more comfy|vents
14/09/1998|Jeopardy!|A PIECE OF CAKE|$300|easy|Appropriately, 'Joy Of Cooking' has a recipe for making this sponge-like cake at high altitude|Angel food cake
15/09/2000|Jeopardy!|HEY 'J'!|$500|medium|Mais Oui!  It's the first name of the Baker seen here, who was very popular in Europe|Josephine Baker
17/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|MODERN NOVELS|$1000|hard|This author proclaimed the amoeba the official mascot of his novel 'Even Cowgirls Get the Blues'|Tom Robbins
06/02/1990|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$900|hard|(AUDIO DAILY DOUBLE): In 1963 Eydie Gorme sang 'Blame It on the Bossa Nova'; in 1989 this group sang the following: 'Blame It on the rain....'|Milli Vanilli
23/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$1000|hard|This troubled capital lies 5,890 feet above sea level in the Hindu Kush mountains|Kabul, Afghanistan
08/11/1991|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE FICTION|$100|easy|'The Other Log of Phileas Fogg' was a 1973 sci-fi retelling of this novel written a century earlier|Around the World in 80 Days
04/12/2009|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$1000|hard|This Panhandle State's Cimarron County borders 4 states|Oklahoma
20/10/1998|Jeopardy!|YOU DO THE MATH|$300|easy|It's the square root of the square root of 81|3 (square root of 9)
27/03/2000|Jeopardy!|PURPLE MUSIC|$500|medium|He reached the top of the pop charts only once with 'The Purple People Eater'|Sheb Wooley
12/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SINGLE-LETTER STOCKS|$800|hard|There's a reason this company's Rice Krispies is spelled with a 'K'|Kellogg
14/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$400|easy|Traditionally, the annual Egg Roll on the White House lawn takes place on this day of the week|Monday
24/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ACCORDING TO JIM|$1600|hard|One day in 1765 'The idea came into my mind, that as steam was an elastic body it would rush into a vacuum...'|(James) Watt
05/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|QUEEN ELIZABETH II|$200|easy|It's the Queen's royal family name & the name of one of her castles|Windsor
14/11/1997|Jeopardy!|BRAIN FREEZE!|$500|medium|The second U.S. president to serve only one term|John Quincy Adams
01/06/2006|Jeopardy!|'BOOK'S|$800|hard|Term for a tome that gives the pedigrees of horses|stud book
30/05/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE UNDER A 'REST'|$600|medium|A braced framework for carrying a railroad over a chasm|a trestle
18/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME|$1200|hard|In 1986 it was Hail! Hail! this 1950s performer, the very first inductee|Chuck Berry
12/03/1999|Jeopardy!|A REAL PRINCE|$200|easy|In the 'Continued' story of this fairy tale character, the Princess tells him, 'Stop sticking your tongue out like that'|The Frog Prince
29/10/1999|Jeopardy!|MONSTER MASH|$100|easy|When this doctor's monster first appeared on screen in 1931, some moviegoers ran screaming from the theater|Dr. Frankenstein
14/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|5-SYLLABLE WORDS|$1200|hard|Besides 'Killjoy' & 'Gloomy Gus', it's a term for one who wants to outlaw alcoholic beverages|a prohibitionist
04/01/2000|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$100|easy|This university's Twin Cities campus has one of the USA's largest enrollments with roughly 40,000 students|University of Minnesota
16/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENT-ARY SCHOOL|$1200|hard|Diamonds & graphite are both forms of this element|carbon
24/09/2001|Jeopardy!|SUNDAY SCHOOL|$400|easy|In the Bible God often speaks through these people, like Isaiah & Jeremiah|prophets
11/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BORN & DIED|$400|easy|Her story began in Atlanta November 8, 1900 & ended there as well in August 1949|Margaret Mitchell
18/12/2000|Jeopardy!|FOREWORDS|$100|easy|'Conrad begins (and ends) Marlow's journey... on the Thames, on the yawl, Nellie', says the foreword to this novel|Heart of Darkness
09/07/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORY BOOKS|$400|easy|According to their subtitles, Studs Terkel's 'Hard Times' & 'The Good War' are this type of history|Oral history
22/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BORN TO RUN?|$800|hard|In 1858 Abe Lincoln lost a U.S. Senate race to this man but would bounce back against him 2 years later|(Stephen) Douglas
29/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NEXT LINE, PLEASE|$1000|hard|'Hickory, dickory, dock...'|the mouse ran up the clock
21/05/2004|Jeopardy!|NEWSMAKERS|$1000|hard|This political pundit & independent candidate for California governor is seen here|Arianna Huffington
28/06/2001|Jeopardy!|ALGONQUIN ROUND TABLE QUOTES|$500|medium|Robert Benchley: 'In America, there are two classes of travel -- first class, and with' these people|Children
25/03/1998|Jeopardy!|STOCK SYMBOLS|$300|easy|HD isn't Hugh Downs, but this do-it-yourself store|Home Depot
20/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DECORATIVE ARTS|$1200|hard|This ornamental covering on the back of an upholstered couch was meant to protect against a specific hair oil|an antimacassar
10/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY RHYME TIME|$1200|hard|A long defensive ditch near the Marne|a French trench
28/09/2006|Jeopardy!|TV QUOTABLES|$800|hard|'It's a... fact that cows were domesticated in Mesopotamia & were also used in China as guard animals'|Cliff Clavin
29/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC QUOTES|$800|hard|'Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out' was the title of a lecture he gave in 1967|Dr. Timothy Leary
22/04/1998|Jeopardy!|WOLF WHISTLE|$500|medium|Salma Hayek & this Spaniard were muy caliente in 1995's 'Desperado'|Antonio Banderas
21/05/1993|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$800|hard|On June 16, 1963 she blasted into orbit, joining Valery Bykovsky who had been launched 2 days earlier|(Valentina) Tereshkova
30/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'H'|$2000|hard|Chinese Moo Shu dishes are typically served with this thick, sweet sauce|hoisin
16/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|A sin, for example|transgression
24/12/1999|Jeopardy!|HAVING BABIES|$200|easy|If a sperm with an X chromosome fertilizes the egg, the baby will be this sex|Female
09/02/2006|Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$800|hard|The name of this capital in the North Atlantic is Old Norse for 'smokey bay'|Reykjavik
20/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE RADIO|$700|hard|With a radio show since 1978 & a cable TV show since 1985, he has Guinness' record for most hours on the air per week|Larry King
10/05/2000|Jeopardy!|HAIL, HAIL ROCK 'N' ROLL|$200|easy|In 1978 the Bee Gees spent a total of 13 weeks at No. 1 & this youngest brother took the top spot for 9 weeks|Andy Gibb
29/06/2001|Jeopardy!|WORD IN COMMON|$300|easy|Term preceding Smokey, Faithful or 'Yeller'|Old
13/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|YOU KNOW HOW TO WHISTLE, DON'T YOU?|$400|easy|We ain't just whistlin' this tune here... oh, yeah. actually, we are|Dixie
13/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PULITZER PRIZE NOVELS IN OTHER WORDS|$1600|hard|1991: 'Bunny Napping'|Rabbit at Rest
13/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MINOR CLASSICS|$2000|hard|A minor-key work, this Viennese composer's 1904 Symphony No. 6 is known as the 'Tragic'|Gustav Mahler
19/05/1999|Jeopardy!|TARZAN'S ZOO|$200|easy|Tarzan despised Dango, this animal, maybe thinking it was laughing at him|hyena
08/05/1998|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE ATHLETICS|$500|medium|In 1997 Ohio State's Blaine Wilson won the rings, vault & all-around titles in this sport|Gymnastics
08/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DREAMERS|$1000|hard|According to Plutarch, in the 300s B.C., Persian king Darius dreamed this conqueror would wait on him|Alexander The Great
02/05/2003|Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAMERS|$400|easy|'(Sittin' on) the Dock of the Bay' was his only No. 1 hit|Otis Redding
05/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ANTIQUES|$800|hard|French for 'Chinese Ornament', it refers to willow pattern china & some Chippendale furniture|Chinoisserie
18/02/1998|Jeopardy!|MILITARY POWER|$500|medium|Whether general or ready, they're the troops held close by|Reserves
18/10/1999|Jeopardy!|I BELIEVE I CAN'T FLY|$200|easy|About the size of a chicken, it's strictly protected by New Zealand law|Kiwi
22/09/2006|Jeopardy!|LAW SCHOOL|$800|hard|Duke Law School's Poyner Courtroom is for arguing in this type of mock court|moot court
08/03/1990|Jeopardy!|PEANUTS|$300|easy|When Lucy invites Charlie Brown to kick a football, you can expect her to do this|Pull it out from under him
19/04/1999|Jeopardy!|MYTHS & MISSES|$100|easy|This group of warriors called Hippolyta their queen|Amazons
22/05/2002|Jeopardy!|ST. PAUL|$1000|hard|According to Acts, Paul supported the stoning of this man, the first Christian martyr|St. Stephen
26/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PERSONA|$1200|hard|He published the results of his ink-blot tests in 1921's 'Psycho-Diagnostics'|(Hermann) Rorschach
04/02/2003|Jeopardy!|MOVE THE S|$1000|hard|Trust me on this one, this means to stroll with a proud gait|strut/trust
29/07/2010|Jeopardy!|YOU CAN CALL ME 'AL'|$400|easy|Italian for 'to the tooth', it describes pasta cooked to be firm|al dente
05/03/2008|Jeopardy!|TAKE THE KIDS!|$400|easy|If the kids are tall enough, they can ride all 17 of these thrill rides at Cedar Point (it's fun to hear them scream)|roller coasters
22/07/2009|Jeopardy!|BAY O' WOLF|$600|medium|In 'Underworld 3' the werewolves are called these, & they're on the 'rise'|Lycans
29/03/2007|Jeopardy!|LET'S SPEAK JAPANESE|$800|hard|Parting is such sweet sorrow, my butterfly, but it's time we say this word, Japanese for 'good-bye'|sayonara
07/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR I|$700|hard|Later a marshal, on April 14, 1918 he was named commander of all Allied forces in France|Marshal Ferdinand Foch
23/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BEST PICTURE OSCAR WINNERS BY CHARACTERS|$1200|hard|Alain Charnier, 'Popeye' Doyle|The French Connection
25/01/1996|Jeopardy!|PLANTS|$400|easy|Varieties of this important cereal grain include emmer, spelt & common or bread|Wheat
23/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$400|easy|He titled one of his albums 'A Little Touch of Schmilsson in the Night'|Harry Nilsson
19/04/1999|Jeopardy!|MYTHS & MISSES|$300|easy|All that blooms or the Roman goddess of all that blooms|Flora
23/04/1997|Jeopardy!|POT LUCK|$300|easy|This breed of chicken is Rhode Island's state bird|Rhode Island Red
11/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LITERATURE|$400|easy|This Frenchman spent 5 years writing 'Madame Bovary' which was finally published in 1857|Gustave Flaubert
28/06/2010|Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$200|easy|This man's aria 'Ombra Mai Fu' from 'Xerxes' is not as famous as his 'Hallelujah Chorus'|Handel
06/04/2000|Jeopardy!|WAYNES WORLD|$500|medium|This 'crazy' Revolutionary War general later defeated an Indian army at the Battle of Fallen Timbers in 1794|Mad Anthony Wayne
13/02/1990|Jeopardy!|SPELLING|$200|easy|It's the continent that surrounds the South Pole|A-N-T-A-R-C-T-I-C-A
14/10/2004|Jeopardy!|'ICK'Y WORDS|$400|easy|For years, adverstisers have asked us to do this to 'your Bic lighter'|flick
03/02/2003|Jeopardy!|TV GUIDE SAYS|$1000|hard|'Amy Hears a High-Profile Paternity Case That Involves a Dead Billionaire with Big-Name Attorneys'|Judging Amy
15/01/2008|Jeopardy!|BORN FIRST|$800|hard|Tiger Woods, Sergio Garcia, Michelle Wie|Tiger Woods
14/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|MAN IN SPACE|$200|easy|Country which had the 1st woman to walk in space|Soviet Union
22/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LIT|$1200|hard|A.A. Milne's play 'Toad of Toad Hall' was based on a book by this author|(Kenneth) Grahame
17/11/1993|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$100|easy|In 1972 this company introduced its SX-70 instant camera, which was only one inch thick when closed|Polaroid
27/06/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$300|easy|In addition to being a major seaport for cargo, it's the world's largest cruise port|Miami
22/01/1997|Jeopardy!|FRUIT BOWL|$400|easy|Lambert, Amarelle, Duke|Cherries
31/10/2000|Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED ON HALLOWEEN|$200|easy|On Oct. 31, 1754 George II granted a charter to King's College in New York City, now known as this university|Columbia
16/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY MONARCHS|$600|medium|Queen Ena of Spain, the last surviving granddaughter of this queen of England, died in 1969|Queen Victoria
03/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OLYMPIC HISTORY|$1200|hard|The number of times the modern Olympics have been canceled due to war|3 times
16/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CONFESSIONS|$400|easy|This Russian count's 'confession' of 1882 is among his most revealing works|Leo Tolstoy
07/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS QUOTES|$400|easy|Alexander Pope said 'it springs eternal in the human breast'|hope
30/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE JAMES|$4400|hard|...who was the last president to be born in a log cabin|Garfield
26/03/2008|Jeopardy!|HATS|$400|easy|Some speculated that this 1865 literary character was illustrated to resemble Prime Minister William Gladstone|the Mad Hatter
20/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'ERE'Y WORDS|$400|easy|Fabric from goat hair|cashmere
12/06/2003|Final Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|None|None|The detail seen here is from a painting in this museum|The Prado
21/02/2006|Jeopardy!|HE WAS IN THAT?|$1000|hard|Before 'Starsky and Hutch', Paul Michael Glaser played Perchik in this movie musical (Hint: Topol got top billing)|Fiddler on the Roof
07/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AUSTEN-TATIOUS|$200|easy|Jane Austen said Elizabeth Bennet, the hero of this novel, was 'as delightful a creature as ever appeared in print'|Pride and Prejudice
19/05/2008|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$200|easy|9 out of every 10 tomatoes grown in the U.S. come from this state|California
17/12/1996|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$400|easy|City where you'd find the Stedelijk & Van Gogh Museums|Amsterdam
13/03/2008|Jeopardy!|THE MISFITS|$800|hard|When these misfit brothers were 'at the circus' in a 1939 film, 'Lydia the tattooed lady' was there, too|The Marx Brothers
11/05/2001|Jeopardy!|THE KIDS LOVE THAT ROCK & ROLL|$300|easy|In 1998 Will Smith was 'Gettin'' to the No. 1 spot on the charts with this song|'Gettin' Jiggy Wit It'
07/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OPPOSITES ATTRACT|$400|easy|In grammar, it's the opposite of a suffix|a prefix
16/12/2011|Jeopardy!|THING'O'|$200|easy|It's defined as a voice extending above a man or woman's normal range|falsetto
25/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$800|hard|This founder of Georgia lived to see the colony he established become a state|(James) Oglethorpe
13/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PULITZER PRIZE NOVELS IN OTHER WORDS|$400|easy|1980: 'A Hangman's Ditty'|Executioner's Song
01/06/1999|Jeopardy!|'WHIP's & 'CHAIN's|$400|easy|Tool preferred by Leatherface in a 1974 horror classic|Chain saw
22/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE ON MONEY|$2200|hard|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): That's Count Volta on a bill worth 10,000 of these monetary units:|Italian Lira
26/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'H.D.' TV|$2000|hard|Seen here, he was Jack Paar's sidekick on 'The Jack Paar Show'|Hugh Downs
30/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'C'OLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$800|hard|The logo for this Ivy League school is seen here|Columbia
10/07/2001|Jeopardy!|CHRISTIAN NAMES|$300|easy|Meaning 'harvester', it was the name taken by one of the most famous nuns of the 20th century|Mother Teresa
21/04/2003|Jeopardy!|KING WORLD|$800|hard|When he became king of Sweden in 1520, Christian II was already king of these 2 countries|Denmark & Norway
17/05/2011|Jeopardy!|SANDWICHES|$600|medium|The Woody Allen sandwich at the Carnegie Deli has 'lotsa corned beef plus lotsa' this similar meat that's a tad spicier|pastrami
10/12/1997|Jeopardy!|BORN TO KILL|$100|easy|They ensnare their prey in silk, then finish them off with poison-dispensing fangs|Spiders
27/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$400|easy|Thousands of tourists & pilgrims visit this city each year (Dome of the Rock mosque)|Jerusalem
20/05/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$400|easy|Cire perdue or 'lost wax', a process of casting figures, was developed during this age|the Bronze Age
16/07/2007|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$600|medium|It's not just Dijon; Meaux also is known for this condiment|mustard
21/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1930s|$1200|hard|In 1935 beer was canned & Bill Wilson & Dr. Robert H. Smith founded this organization|Alcoholics Anonymous
19/05/1992|Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '90s|$200|easy|In a 1991 summer blockbuster, he returned to the screen as 'The Terminator'|(Arnold) Schwarzenegger
17/03/1998|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC GAME SHOW THEMES|$100|easy|[theme music]|The Newlywed Game
26/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE TRUMAN SHOW|$600|medium|In 1949 Pres. Truman was on hand when the cornerstone was laid for this organization's NYC headquarters|United Nations
18/02/2005|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$1000|hard|Corps, raspberry, pneumonia|words with a silent 'P'
09/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'PEN' PALS|$600|medium|This line of verse is composed of 5 metrical feet; iambic is one form|Pentameter
23/12/1997|Jeopardy!|A CHRISTMAS SONGBOOK|$100|easy|Originally, this carol was known by its Latin name, 'Adeste Fideles'|O Come All Ye Faithful
14/11/2011|Jeopardy!|FRENCH FIXINS|$800|hard|Tomatoes, garlic, black olives, anchovies, onions, tuna, green beans, eggs & herbs make up a salade this|nicoise
07/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STRAIGHT 'F's|$800|hard|Major League coach Jimmie Reese was the master of hitting these fly balls to fielders|Fungos
01/12/2006|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL COATS OF ARMS|$600|medium|This country's coat of arms dates back to the 13th century, when an ax & the crown of St. Olaf were added to a lion|Norway
23/04/1999|Jeopardy!|LET'S EAT ITALIAN!|$400|easy|From the Italian for 'knot of wood', these potato dumplings may have cheese or spinach in them|Gnocchi
06/01/1998|Final Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|None|None|1 of the 2 men who have been nominated for acting Oscars 10 times|Jack Nicholson and/or Sir Laurence Olivier
23/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHEF|$400|easy|The 'essence of' this chef from Fall River, Massachusetts is that he likes to 'kick it up a notch'|Emeril Lagasse
27/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCREENWRITERS|$1000|hard|This controversial writer of 'Showgirls' & 'Basic Instinct' was formerly a journalist|Joe Eszterhas
12/11/1987|Jeopardy!|COUNTIES|$200|easy|It has no counties, but twelve organized boroughs and one big unorganized borough larger than any other US state|Alaska
01/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ITALIAN CUISINE|$2000|hard|When you're ready for dessert, leave the gun & take these favorites seen here|cannolis
01/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'W'ORDS|$1200|hard|As Juliet knows, this 9-letter word means 'why?'|wherefore
28/04/2003|Jeopardy!|YOU SHOULD KNOW THIS STUFF|$1000|hard|Non-potent potable for which your first set of teeth is named|milk teeth
02/05/1994|Jeopardy!|1993 MOVIES|$100|easy|With a gross of over $330 million, this Steven Spielberg film was the big hit of 1993|Jurassic Park
23/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$600|medium|Kimberly-Clark makes these diapers, America's best-selling brand|Huggies
24/12/2007|Jeopardy!|LITERARY PETS|$200|easy|This title beast of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is actually the pet of Mr. Jack Stapleton|the hound of the Baskervilles
06/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MEMORABLE MADAMES|$100|easy|Like this madame, her famous grandmother, Helene Langevin-Joliot is a physicist|Marie Curie
09/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|B.C. TIMES|$2000|hard|His laws for Athens in 621 B.C. were said to have been written in blood, due to the number of death penalties|Draco
07/12/2005|Jeopardy!|MARVIN GARDENS|$800|hard|Michelle Triola's lawsuit against this actor introduced 'palimony' to the English language|Lee Marvin
14/06/2004|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT MOVIE|$1000|hard|1944: 'You know how to whistle, don't you, Steve? Just put your lips together and blow'|To Have and Have Not
30/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$2000|hard|The name of this comic opera by Mozart is sometimes translated as 'So Do They All'|Cosi Fan Tutte
10/05/2007|Jeopardy!|I BEFORE E, AFTER C|$1000|hard|If you have unlimited knowledge or awareness, you're this|omniscient
20/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|YOURS FOR A SONG|$1600|hard|It's the patriotic march heard here|The Liberty Bell March
06/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|10|$200|easy|She showed some 'Basic Instinct' & became a mom in 2000|Sharon Stone
22/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PAINTING & SCULPTURE|$1000|hard|Court painter to Philip IV, he depicted the Spanish royal family in his painting 'Las Meninas'|Diego Velasquez
05/11/2004|Jeopardy!|CROSSROADS|$1000|hard|This Midwestern capital city has a great 'track' record as 'the Crossroads of  America', also the motto of its state|Indianapolis
19/11/1993|Jeopardy!|TV MOVIES|$500|medium|She played Francine Hughes, who was accused of murdering her husband, in 'The Burning Bed'|Farrah Fawcett
07/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$600|medium|Following his 'Gospel of Wealth', this steel magnate gave away over $350 million|Andrew Carnegie
25/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|WEATHER|$600|medium|Its winds can reach 400 MPH|a tornado
10/03/2011|Jeopardy!|4 LETTERS IN LENGTH|$200|easy|In medieval England it equaled the length of 3 grains of barley|an inch
16/11/1990|Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$1100|hard|Name given to both the smallest rabbit & the smallest shrew on the North American continent|pygmy
05/11/1999|Jeopardy!|STAR TREK: VOYAGER|$500|medium|(Hello, I'm Robert Picardo.)  With my mobile emitter, I can now go anywhere, but initially I was limited to this area on Voyager|sick bay
21/10/2004|Jeopardy!|'NO' FUN|$500|medium|2-word Latin name of an Eastern Canadian province|Nova Scotia
15/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|COLLECTIONS|$600|medium|This St. Petersburg museum has the largest collection of Scythian jewelry|The Hermitage
28/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'Z'-ING IS BELIEVING|$1600|hard|2 main sects of this philosophical school were introduced to Japan in the 12th & 13th centuries|Zen
22/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WRITTEN COMMUNICATION|$2000|hard|In a 'Post No Bills' sign on a wall, bills is short for these, promoting upcoming events|handbills
05/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FOUNDER'S DAY|$1000|hard|Gertrude Robinson-Smith helped found the famous symphony festival held at this Berkshire estate|Tanglewood
27/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES|$4600|hard|It's the South American country whose capital city lies the closest to 0 degrees latitude|Ecuador
01/10/1996|Jeopardy!|LASTS|$200|easy|Their last joint operetta, 'The Grand Duke', premiered in 1896|Gilbert & Sullivan
24/05/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$100|easy|When football's Saints go marching in for a home game, it's in this city|New Orleans
01/12/1998|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK, NEW YORK|$500|medium|The Bowery district was once the site of the 'Bouwerie' or farm of this Dutch governor|Peter Stuyvesant
01/01/2009|Jeopardy!|WRONG ACCENTS FOR LITERARY CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|'Thou must know Pearl! Our little Pearl! Thou hast seen her,--Yes, I know it!--but thou wilt see her now with other eyes'|Hester Prynne
02/05/2008|Jeopardy!|1980s MUSIC|$1000|hard|This band's first album, which included 'Blister In The Sun', went platinum without making the Top 40|the Violent Femmes
28/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS SPEECHES|$1000|hard|In 1859 he told a Va. courtroom, 'I never did intend murder, or...to excite or incite slaves to rebellion'|John Brown
30/06/2000|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$100|easy|It's the official state insect of Arkansas -- how sweet!|Honeybee
04/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FABLES & FOLKLORE|$400|easy|In a Hawthorne tale, old Mother Rigby animates Feathertop, one of these straw dummies used on farms|a scarecrow
18/11/1993|Jeopardy!|THE 1990s|$400|easy|This governor who was wounded in the gunfire that killed President Kennedy died in 1993|John Connally
01/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1000|hard|Balzac wrote 'La Comedie Humaine' in the 1840s & this American wrote 'The Human Comedy' in the 1940s|William Saroyan
27/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS LAST WORDS|$1200|hard|A Mexican bandito, 1923: 'Don't let it end like this.  Tell them I said something'|Pancho Villa
09/03/2004|Jeopardy!|ELLIS ISLAND|$800|hard|As the entryway to America, Ellis Island was nicknamed the 'Golden' this|Door
14/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE NATO PHONETIC ALPHABET|$2000|hard|L: A New World capital city|Lima
14/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|'C' IN SCIENCE|$400|easy|In 1985 Giacobini-Zinner became the first one of these to be intercepted by a spacecraft|a comet
15/07/2008|Jeopardy!|HISTORY OF THE NEW YORK TIMES|$600|medium|Blogs found at nytimes.com include one by this TV personality & talk show host seen here|(Dick) Cavett
26/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GRADUATE SCHOOL|$1600|hard|Portraitist Chuck Close earned a 'Master of' these from Yale in 1964; glass master Dale Chihuly, from RISD in 1968|fine arts
04/07/2001|Jeopardy!|I'LL TAKE MANHATTAN|$200|easy|An exhibit inside the base of this statue includes a full-scale replica of one of its enormous feet|Statue of Liberty
30/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|STATE FAIR SITES|$800|hard|Lincoln|Nebraska
24/07/2006|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE SPORTS|$600|medium|In 1971 UCLA's Jimmy Connors won the NCAA tennis title; in 1978 John McEnroe won for this Pac-10 'Cardinal' school|Stanford
03/11/1998|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED HITCHCOCK FILMS|$400|easy|'Bed Shirt'|The Birds
02/02/1999|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$400|easy|This composer of the 'Unfinished Symphony' only gave one public concert|Franz Schubert
04/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DESERTS|$1600|hard|Joseph Ives used some artistry to give a brilliantly colored section of Arizona this name|the Painted Desert
09/05/2006|Jeopardy!|STILL LIVING WITH 'MOM' & 'DAD'|$400|easy|The names of many Mexican cities include this Spanish word for 'city'|ciudad
17/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS BY PARTY|$800|hard|Republican 1901-1909|Teddy Roosevelt
16/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|NEW YORK CITIES|$2100|hard|Odysseus might call this city home as it shares its name with the island he was from|Ithaca
29/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GIVE ME THAT OLD TIME RELIGION|$1600|hard|The Theravada is the more conservative of the 2 main branches of this religion|Buddhism
14/04/1997|Jeopardy!|GENEALOGY|$400|easy|To aid in the salvation of ancestors, this religious group has the world's largest archive of genealogy|Mormons
10/07/1998|Jeopardy!|'DOUBLE' OR 'NOTHING'|$200|easy|It's arrival is heralded by the following: (there's one on this board)|Daily Double (on 'Jeopardy!')
22/01/2003|Jeopardy!|ZERO|$400|easy|Ok, 0 K is absolute zero on this scale|Kelvin
23/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GARY WRITES A NOVEL|$1000|hard|For this cover photo, Gary grew a goatee to look more like this author, seen here:|John Steinbeck
22/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ROBERT FROST SAYS...|$200|easy|'Two' of these 'diverged in a wood, and I -- I took the one less traveled by...'|Roads
30/11/2009|Jeopardy!|THE ACE OF HEARTS|$800|hard|Marguerite Duras' 'L'amant', about an affair in Indochina, translates as this romantic person in English|the lover
14/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN ACTORS|$800|hard|A 1934 production of this play featured the young Orson Welles as Tybalt|Romeo & Juliet
02/02/2011|Jeopardy!|STAMPS|$400|easy|A 2010 stamp honored political cartoonist Bill Mauldin, the youngest winner of this prize|the Pulitzer
23/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL STARS|$400|easy|Arnold Schwarzenegger|Austria
09/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|QUICK LIT|$400|easy|This 1952 Steinbeck novel has a biblical title & a biblical story|East of Eden
14/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|INTERIOR DESIGN|$1600|hard|Queen whose style lent itself to cabriole legs with club feet; she ruled between William & Mary & George I|Anne
21/12/2000|Jeopardy!|WISH YOU WERE HERE!|$200|easy|Dear Harry, finally made it to this city.  Saw the Van Gogh Museum & the Anne Frank House -- wish you were here!|Amsterdam
24/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CERVANTES|$1200|hard|Cervantes' 'La Galatea' was this type of romance that typically involves a society of shepherds|a pastoral
21/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE TOTAL NUMBER|$400|easy|Cellos in a string quartet|1
25/11/1998|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|Just 15% of an iceberg left in a restaurant|Tip
08/07/2009|Jeopardy!|DOT-COM DOOM|$800|hard|The release of adverse findings of fact in the case U.S. v. this company helped spur the dot-com bust|Microsoft
01/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|'Young' title character of a Hawthorne tale who discovers his neighbors practicing witchcraft|Young Goodman Brown
14/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS BORROWED BY THE INTERNET|$2200|hard|It was a marketplace or public square before it became an online area to post discussions|a forum
16/01/2008|Jeopardy!|HAVE I TOLD YOU PHILATELY|$800|hard|The 1974 stamp seen here commemorates an historic meeting between these 2 world leaders in Cuba|Castro & Brezhnev
02/12/2010|Jeopardy!|'LAX'|$800|hard|Warren Beatty starred in this thriller about a reporter investigating a mysterious assassination|The Parallax View
18/09/2000|Jeopardy!|HAULIN' 'OAT's|$300|easy|To move slowly & lightly through the air|Float
14/01/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$200|easy|In the 24 seasons he's owned this team, George Steinbrenner has changed managers 20 times|New York Yankees
01/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MAKING A LIST|$1200|hard|Dr. Kubler-Ross' list of the 5 states of grief runs from denial to this|acceptance
23/02/1998|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL FORESTS|$100|easy|The Hoosier National Forest in this state covers parts of 9 counties|Indiana
13/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|YOU MAKE ME CRY|$400|easy|In a nursery rhyme, it's the type of animal that cries, 'Wee, wee, wee, wee' all the way home|little piggy
14/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE BREAKFAST CLUB|$200|easy|This Kellogg's cereal is represented by Cornelius Rooster|Kellogg's Corn Flakes
29/12/1998|Jeopardy!|THE CAROLINAS|$300|easy|In 1995 the first woman was admitted to this Charleston, S.C. military academy|The Citadel
20/06/2005|Jeopardy!|ALLITERATION|$400|easy|When learning to swim, little kids wear these inflatable devices on their arms|water wings
21/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK NAMES|$200|easy|Nickname of the female fashion designer born in France's Loire Valley region in 1883|Coco (Chanel)
03/11/1994|Jeopardy!|ALL THAT JAZZ|$500|medium|This producer & composer has written the TV themes for 'The Bill Cosby Show' & 'Roots'|Quincy Jones
24/03/2004|Jeopardy!|BIBLE MOVIES|$800|hard|In 1949 Victor Mature & Hedy Lamarr played this dysfunctional Biblical couple with a penchant for barber-ism|Samson and Delilah
04/07/2002|Jeopardy!|PROJECTILES|$1000|hard|It's the discharge of several projectiles or a return tennis shot made before the ball hits the ground|a volley
22/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ODE ON A GRECIAN, EARNED|$1200|hard|Let's 'Post' some facts: her maiden name is Stassinopoulos & she has an M.A. in economics from Cambridge|Arianna Huffington
06/04/2007|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS IN LITERATURE|$400|easy|Joseph Heller used the Mediterranean island of Pianosa as the setting for this 1961 WWII novel|Catch-22
22/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN SONG|$2000|hard|The Beatles' 'I'm So Tired' says, 'I'll have another cigarette and curse' this man who died in 1618|Sir Walter Raleigh
01/12/1998|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV CATCHPHRASES|$500|medium|'I see nothing!  I hear nothing!'|Hogan's Heroes
09/07/2009|Jeopardy!|TALK LIKE 'DIS'|$1000|hard|In gymnastics a difficult twist or salto may be done as this move to end a routine|a dismount
07/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS|$800|hard|Bang!  Bang!  An assassin's deadly ax came down on his head, August 20, 1940 in Mexico|Leon Trotsky
01/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|POP SINGERS ON BROADWAY|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Gershwin Theatre: 'I'm on the Broadway set  of Wicked.')  In 2004, making his Broadway debut,  this New Kid played Fiyero in 'Wicked'|Joey McIntyre
08/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HOW POETIC!|$200|easy|He wrote, 'Hear the loud alarum bells -- brazen bells!  What a tale of terror, now their turbulency tells!'|Edgar Allan Poe
28/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LIFE SCIENCES|$2000|hard|Alimentary, my dear! waves of contractions moving swallowed food through the esophagus are called this|peristalsis
11/02/2003|Jeopardy!|NEW COACHING SIGNS|$600|medium|When I crook my finger, use the chaingun on the hellish hordes in this game introduced by ID Software in 1993|Doom
12/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$600|medium|In Offenbach's 'Orphee aux Enfers', Orpheus goes to Hades to retrieve this woman, his cheatin' wife|Eurydice
17/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL SPELLING BEE WORDS|$1600|hard|Bury yourself (& an ancient Egyptian) in this 1981 winner from the greek for 'flesh-eating'|S-A-R-C-O-P-H-A-G-U-S
23/09/2009|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$1200|hard|Called Sagarmatha in Nepali, it's this peak to us|Mount Everest
15/12/2008|Final Jeopardy!|PERFORMERS & HOMETOWN VENUES|None|None|He's the only singer to headline Yankee Stadium, Giants Stadium & Shea Stadium, closing Shea in 2008|Billy Joel
01/02/1999|Jeopardy!|SCARY AUTHORS|$400|easy|'The Hellbound Heart', 'Rawhead Rex', 'The Books Of Blood'|Clive Barker
01/07/2003|Jeopardy!|HOW DO YOU...|$600|medium|Decelerate hard, line 'er up, fire up the engines in case the cables don't catch you & you have to take off again|land on an aircraft carrier
10/10/2000|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY COMMON BONDS|$500|medium|King, Black-Necked, Indian|Cobras
03/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|UN SECRETARIES GENERAL|$200|easy|During World War II, he served in the German army occupying Greece|Kurt Waldheim
13/09/2010|Jeopardy!|THE WORLD SERIES MVP's TEAM|$800|hard|1971: Roberto Clemente|the Pirates
28/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENT NAMES|$200|easy|Aktis, Greek for 'ray', gave us actinium; radius, Latin for 'ray', gave us this|Radium/radon
12/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'O'PERA|$400|easy|Stravinsky enlisted the help of Cocteau for a Libretto based on Sophocles' play about this Theban king|Oedipus
16/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$1200|hard|Anwar Sadat was assassinated in this city|Cairo
29/12/1998|Jeopardy!|LET'S DEMONSTRATE|$500|medium|In March 1988 students at this U.S. university demonstrated in favor of hiring a deaf president|Gallaudet
10/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE TOWNS|$1200|hard|In northeastern Illinois: Northeastern Illinois|Chicago
09/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARK PLACE|$400|easy|A mile-deep expanse of multicolored layered rock can be found at Grand Canyon National Park in this state|Arizona
21/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$400|easy|A tear in this light-receptive layer at the back of the eye can cause it to detach from the underlying tissue|the retina
02/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|17TH CENTURY AMERICA|$1000|hard|On April 9, 1682 this Frenchman reached the mouth of the Mississippi & claimed the valley for France|LaSalle
03/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$400|easy|'The Canterbury Pilgrims', an 1884 opera, is based on a work by him|Geoffrey Chaucer
24/01/2012|Jeopardy!|MUSIC ALPHABET|$800|hard|'L' is for lacrimoso, meaning the music should be of this mood|tearful (or sad)
15/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TURTLES|$800|hard|Songs in their 1990 concert tour included 'Pizza Power' & 'Coming Out Of Our Shells'|the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
26/06/1998|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY BOOKS|$400|easy|'The Saga of Baby Divine' is a 1983 children's book by this 'Divine' entertainer|Bette Midler
22/03/2004|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$400|easy|Select Comfort Corporation makes these with adjustable firmness|mattresses
26/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$1000|hard|This Civil War historian won a 1954 Pulitzer Prize for his book 'A Stillness At Appomattox'|Bruce Catton
10/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HARPSICHORD LESSONS|$1200|hard|This term was often synonymous with a harpsichord, as in Bach's 'Well-Tempered' one|clavier
12/04/1999|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RHYME TIME|$500|medium|Danes' rockers|Claire's chairs
22/05/1990|Jeopardy!|'SOUTH'|$200|easy|Notre Dame University is located near this Indiana city first called Big St. Joseph|South Bend
01/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HODGE PODGE|$3000|hard|In 1994, Member of Parliament Margaret Hodge nominated this man as leader of Britain's Labour Party|Tony Blair
03/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S THE STORY OF MY LIFE|$400|easy|A thespian: 'Kate Remembered'|Katharine Hepburn
12/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CHOREOGRAPHERS|$1000|hard|This Danish-born male dancer was groomed as Balanchine's heir at the New York City Ballet|Peter Martins
15/04/2004|Jeopardy!|SWEET TREATS|$800|hard|Stop by this franchise when its 'Hot Light' is on & you'll get fresh glazed doughnuts hot off the line|Krispy Kreme
20/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$800|hard|The Energy Dept. picked this state in which to build the estimated $4.4 billion Supercollider|Texas
01/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY BOOKS|$1600|hard|In a 1995 autobiography this TV & film star told how she made it 'After All'|Mary Tyler Moore
12/07/2001|Jeopardy!|BRAND NAME ORIGINS|$400|easy|This company began in 1948 when its founders began making slingshots in their garage|Wham-o
30/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|EPIGRAPHS|$400|easy|'If they give you ruled paper, write the other way' is the epigraph to this classic by Ray Bradbury|Fahrenheit 451
03/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK FIRSTS|$200|easy|In 1777 this 'Green Mountain State' became the first to forbid slavery|Vermont
10/02/2003|Jeopardy!|PARADISE LOST|$800|hard|The poem describes this Biblical beast as 'hugest of living creatures, on the deep stretcht like a promontorie'|Leviathan
01/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OBAMA'S CABINET|$1600|hard|She was Arizona's first female Attorney General & was later its governor before heading up Homeland Security|(Janet) Napolitano
25/06/1996|Double Jeopardy!|PAINTINGS|$600|medium|His 2nd & 3rd most famous women's portraits are 'Cecilia Gallerani' & 'Ginevra de' Benci'|Leonardo da Vinci
20/04/2001|Jeopardy!|POINTING THE FINGER|$500|medium|Keuka, Seneca & Cayuga, for example|Finger Lakes
12/06/2008|Jeopardy!|'FE', 'FI', 'FO' OR 'FUM'|$200|easy|Iron|Fe
27/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$1200|hard|From the Greek kryos, 'ice', it's the form a mineral grows into when unrestricted|a crystal
17/01/1991|Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$500|medium|This 'Candide' author said, 'The secret of being a bore is to tell everything'|Voltaire
28/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$1200|hard|Now in Poland, in 1361 this shipbuilding city became a member of the Hanseatic League|Gdansk
28/11/2008|Jeopardy!|ADDICTIONARY|$200|easy|A right-handed golfer's shot pulled so it curves to the left is said to be this|a hook (or hooked)
09/03/2009|Jeopardy!|COMPOUND WORDS|$1000|hard|The part of a racetrack farthest from the grandstand, or what you might do to limber up your lumbar region|the backstretch
04/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WRITTEN BEHIND BARS|$800|hard|He wrote about his imprisonment in Rome in 2 Timothy, saying, 'I have fought the good fight...I have kept the faith'|(Saint) Paul
29/11/2002|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE Ws|$1000|hard|This Mills Brothers song standard says, 'Light up you little ol' bug of lightnin''|Glow Worm
05/05/2008|Jeopardy!|PLEASE DON'T SET THE DORM ON FIRE|$200|easy|Helium is OK, but this gas that filled the Hindenburg isn't; no containers of it in your room|hydrogen
03/05/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$100|easy|City in which the Watergate break-in occurred|Washington, D.C.
10/04/2000|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$300|easy|'For men may come and men may go, but I go on forever', this 'Lord' of poetry babbled in 'The Brook'|Alfred Lord Tennyson
16/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|THE GREEN PAGES|$2000|hard|Victor Scheffer's 'The Year of' this mammal is a 1969 classic study on the conservation of an ocean species|the whale
14/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$200|easy|As requested, she was buried at Mark Antony's side in 30 B.C.|Cleopatra
01/03/2000|Jeopardy!|SHELLS|$100|easy|Native Americans once cut the shells of quahogs into beads & used them for this medium of exchange|Wampum
03/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|JEOPORTMANTEAU!|$400|easy|19 letters: A book full of facts plus a doctor for kids|encyclopediatrician
02/01/2007|Jeopardy!|THE FABULOUS LIFE OF...|$200|easy|This first lady from VA. called 'Patsy' had serious coin, but she dressed so simply people took her for the maid|Martha Washington
21/06/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$600|medium|In 'Take Me Home, Country Roads', John Denver sang, 'Almost heaven,' this state|West Virginia
29/06/1998|Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LIT|$300|easy|This Bronte sister died 1 year after the publication of her second novel, 'The Tenant of Wildfell Hall'|Anne Bronte
20/10/2009|Jeopardy!|FRENCH CROSSWORD CLUES|$200|easy|A Marseilles 'mister' (8)|monsieur
26/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GO SHOPPING|$800|hard|Ghirardelli Square in this city was built on the grounds of a 19th century chocolate factory|San Francisco
06/12/1984|Jeopardy!|BOXING|$400|easy|In '81, he got $12 mil. for beating welterweight Thomas Hearns|Sugar Ray Leonard
19/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|RODNEY DANGERFIELD|$400|easy|As fun-loving businessman Thornton Melon, Rodney returned to college to help out his son in this comedy|Back to School
20/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TIME FLIES|$1600|hard|To land in NYC as the ball drops on New Year's Eve, your 6-hour flight from L.A. must have this departure time|3 PM
31/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$2000|hard|By 1946, he'd catalogued over 29,000 galaxies, almost 4,000 asteroids & 1 new planet--Pluto|Clyde Tombaugh
24/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COMPANIES YOUNGER THAN YOU|$1200|hard|While a student at Northeastern, Shawn Fanning started this P2P music-sharing service that now gone legit|Napster
05/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|INTO AFRICA|$2000|hard|(Hi, I'm Chris Matthews)  In my youth I worked as a Peace Corps volunteer in this southern African kingdom now ruled by King Mswati III|Swaziland
23/11/2001|Jeopardy!|REWRITTEN TOMBSTONES|$200|easy|1899-1957: 'Here's looking (up) at you, kid'|Humphrey Bogart
21/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|JUNEAU|$1600|hard|Juneau has several sister cities including Whitehorse in the Yukon & this port in Southeastern Siberia|Vladivostok
30/06/2011|Jeopardy!|AIRCRAFT CARRIER NAMES|$200|easy|Shades of 'Star Trek': the U.S. Navy's aircraft carrier CVN 65 is named this|The Enterprise
12/03/2002|Double Jeopardy!|I AM CURIOUS YELLOW|$1200|hard|Only incorporated as a city in 1970, Yellowknife is the capital of this vast Canadian administrative region|the Northwest Territories
21/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRASS|$600|medium|The instruments in a brass band range in pitch from the cornet to the bombardon, a bass one of these|tuba
12/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CAESAR|$1600|hard|According to legend, this unhinged Roman emperor made his horse a priest & a consul|Caligula
02/03/2010|Jeopardy!|HAIR-Y SITUATION|$1000|hard|In the '60s this British 'founder of modern hairdressing' devised a new look with the 'five point' haircut|Vidal Sassoon
13/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS|$600|medium|The CBC led the push for the establishment of this federal holiday, signed into law by President Reagan in 1983|Martin Luther King Day
30/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'M.E.'|$800|hard|For the L.A. Times, it's Dean Baquet|managing editor
23/12/2008|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL PARTIES|$800|hard|In Benin this party is called 'les Verts du Benin'; in Belgium it's called 'Ecolo'|the Green Party
20/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BIG BROTHERS|$400|easy|(Julie Chen of CBS' Big Brother reads the clue.) Charlie Sheen's films with this big brother include 'Men At Work' & 'Young Guns'|Emilio Estevez
21/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'EN'CHANTED|$400|easy|Animals on this list include the desert bandicoot & the gray bat|the endangered species list
22/10/2003|Jeopardy!|PLANT PARENTHOOD|$1000|hard|The 3 elements most commonly found in garden fertilizers are phosphorus, potassium & this element|nitrogen
10/12/2008|Jeopardy!|'LETTER'-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|It's the type of video format seen here|letterbox
22/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PURR-FECT BOOKS|$800|hard|He wrote of all creatures great & small, including “Moses the kitten”|(James) Herriot
05/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PIECES OF CHINA|$400|easy|The second war named for this drug began in 1856 when China seized a ship under the British flag|opium
19/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ART TECHNIQUE|$400|easy|In the 1700s Rosalba Carriera, whose work is seen here, was the first to popularize these pigment sticks|pastels
17/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$800|hard|He composed the familiar piece of music heard here|Debussy
16/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GOVERNMENT|$3000|hard|This program teaches employment skills to young people usually between the ages of 16 & 21|Job Corps
26/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MY LIFE IN GAME SHOWS|$400|easy|He hosted one game show from 1956 to 1974 & another from 1972 to 2007|Bob Barker
20/11/2006|Jeopardy!|I'M READY FOR MY CLOSE-UP|$400|easy|Of the two mammals with 'panda' in their names, it's the bear-like one seen here--though you're only seeing a small part of it|giant panda
22/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|I FIND THAT HAILE SELASSIE|$400|easy|'Haile Selassie' means 'the might of' this, the threefold personality of the one divine being|the trinity
24/04/2009|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE A SNEEZE|$600|medium|Barack Obama picked this Nobel Prize winner as his Energy Secretary|(Steven) Chu
15/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|ALICE IN WONDERLAND|$400|easy|To have room to do the lobster quadrille, you have to clear these spineless creatures off the shore|jelllyfish
21/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AFFAIRS OF STATE|$200|easy|Alice Glass reportedly broke off her affair with this president because she opposed the Vietnam War|Lyndon B. Johnson
25/10/2002|Jeopardy!|NOT SO RECENT SCIENCE|$1000|hard|In 1879 after 1000s of failures Edison found a simple scorched cotton thread worked best as one of these|lightbulb filament
16/02/1990|Jeopardy!|WEATHER GEAR|$500|medium|A soft Eskimo boot made of reindeer or seal skin|a mukluk
20/06/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|$400|easy|Congress approved $50M for the celebration of this, part of which is seen here|the Bicentennial
07/11/2000|Jeopardy!|RODENT, MARSUPIAL OR PRIMATE|$300|easy|The chinchilla|Rodent
20/03/2009|Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURAL WORDS (& HINTS)|$400|easy|Gallery or balcony open on at least one side (& actor Robert)|loggia
27/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THEY NAMED A CITY FOR ME IN...|$2200|hard|Reverend Newitt Vick (1811)|Mississippi
14/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC CHARLESTON|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the waterfront in Charleston, SC.)  On September 21, 1989, Charleston wasn't quite so peaceful, as this hurricane made landfall here with 135 mile-per-hour winds|Hugo
22/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$200|easy|This slow-moving South American mammal eats, sleeps, mates & gives birth while hanging upside down in a tree|Sloth
26/04/2000|Jeopardy!|'SUB' CATEGORY|$500|medium|Bob Dylan was no longer 'underground' with this song, his first Top 40 hit|Subterranean Homesick Blues
31/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|UNFINISHED BUSINESS|$200|easy|The story of this unfinished ziggurat was once used to explain the origin of languages|Tower of Babel
13/09/2006|Jeopardy!|OFF COURSE, OFF COURSE|$800|hard|He named the ocean 'Pacific' after many turbulent detours in South America while searching for Asia|(Ferdinand) Magellan
05/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$1600|hard|You can find one of these chic hotels in New Orleans, Diamond Head or Mexico City|W
25/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FIVE GOLDEN 'RING's|$200|easy|It's no match for Wisk laundry detergent|ring around the collar
09/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$2000|hard|The second book in a bestselling trilogy is 'The Girl Who Played with' this|Fire
16/04/2004|Jeopardy!|QUARTER BACKS|$400|easy|A gift from France unveiled in 1886|New York
15/07/2011|Jeopardy!|DISEMVOWELMENT|$400|easy|It's a final, uncompromising demand: LTMTM|an ultimatum
25/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THE 'L' I AM|$1000|hard|I am from this republic that borders Russia, Poland & Belarus|Lithuania
05/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$1600|hard|He wrote the poem 'Gunga Din' to honor the Bhisti, the natives who aided British soldiers in India|Rudyard Kipling
08/12/2009|Jeopardy!|ALWAYS SAY NEVER|$600|medium|'He that fights and runs away may' these 5 words 'but he that is in battle slain will never rise to fight again'|live to fight another day
26/06/2009|Jeopardy!|STATE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI|$800|hard|Hubert Humphrey, Loni Anderson, Walter Mondale|the University of Minnesota
08/09/1992|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$200|easy|After her husband was killed in 1776, she added flag making to her upholstery business|Betsy Ross
02/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$1000|hard|1 of the 3 men whom Lincoln defeated in the 1860 presidential election|Breckenridge (or Douglas or Bell)
17/10/2011|Jeopardy!|THE Is HAVE IT|$600|medium|Pizza magnate Michael Ilitch owns a National Hockey League team & this American League baseball team|the Tigers (of Detroit)
28/12/1999|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN CAPITALS|$100|easy|1 of 2 African capitals through which the Nile River flows|Cairo or Khartoum
10/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|NOUN OR VERB|$800|hard|A Tibetan ox, or to chatter|yak
06/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SPORTS|$2000|hard|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): (Hi, I'm Summer Sanders.) At the 1990 Goodwill Games, I ended this swimmer's 4-year undefeated string in the 400 m. individual medley|Janet Evans
04/04/2005|Jeopardy!|TOON UP|$1000|hard|Hey, mama!  This smooth-talki|Johnny Bravo
09/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SHINY THINGS|$2000|hard|You get more than 200 colored pegs with this flat-screen Hasbro toy|Lite-Brite
02/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICAL MATTERS|$400|easy|A tumor is classified as benign when it's unlikely to spread & as this when it's cancerous|malignant
26/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR FINAL FILM ROLE|$2000|hard|As the 'grumpy old' father in 'Hanging Up'|Walter Matthau
11/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THIS OLD HAUNTED HOUSE|$800|hard|This 19th C. man's ghost appears at Loudon Cottage, once owned by the woman who sat next to him when he was shot|Abraham Lincoln
27/12/2006|Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS BY CHARACTER|$200|easy|Alice & Aloysius Snuffleupagus,  Count von Count,  Bob|Sesame Street
21/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|I'M A 'STAR'|$1600|hard|Both Barbra Streisand & Kris Kristofferson won Golden Globe awards for their roles in this 1976 musical remake|A Star Is Born
30/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHIPELAGOS|$400|easy|The Kodiak Archipelago in this gulf was the site of the first Russian colony in North America|Gulf of Alaska
06/07/2006|Jeopardy!|TIME TO 'RE'-UP|$800|hard|To follow the title command of Frankie Goes to Hollywood's biggest hit|relax
12/03/2010|Jeopardy!|5-SYLLABLE WORDS|$600|medium|Adjective for a condition not suitable for surgery|inoperable
09/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY LETTER DROP|$400|easy|Jules Verne title trip that's undergone a letter drop & been shortened by 90%|Around the World in Eight Days
28/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICAN HISTORY|$5000|hard|In 1995 Javier Perez de Cuellar ran for president of Peru but was defeated by this man|Alberto Fujimori
20/06/2001|Jeopardy!|100 YEARS AGO|$400|easy|On February 25 J.P. Morgan & others organized this company, the world's first billion-dollar corporation|U.S. Steel
22/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|O____O GEOGRAPHY|$1200|hard|Plains called the Llanos in Colombia & Venezuela are drained by this river|the Orinoco
21/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|Canada's James Bay was named for Thomas James, who explored it while looking for this passage|Northwest Passage
21/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BIRDS|$1600|hard|This 'quiet' species is the only swan that has an orange bill|mute swan
22/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$1000|hard|Ency. Americana calls her the 'mother of the most important family dynasty in American public life'|Abigail Adams
21/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$1000|hard|The pygmy variety of this small South American monkey is barely 6 inches long|Marmoset
25/11/1999|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|None|None|The 2 states which have 'Waltz' in the title of their state songs|Missouri & Tennessee
19/05/1998|Jeopardy!|CATS|$400|easy|A homeless orphan in 1990, this cat now lives the high life at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue|Socks
14/04/2009|Jeopardy!|'C'OOKING|$200|easy|This dish, fried squid, is delish dipped in a simple tomato sauce|calamari
20/02/1991|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$1000|hard|This town with a religious-sounding name is home to the main campus of the University of North Carolina|Chapel Hill
13/11/1987|Jeopardy!|ARTS AND CRAFTS|$200|easy|To fire clay, you don't give it a pink slip, but put it in this|kiln
29/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE SCIENCE BLUES|$400|easy|Tritanopia is the medical term for this when it affects the ability to discern blue|colorblindness
17/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MIND IF I LEAD?|$1600|hard|Impeached in 1992, this country's President Fernando Collor de Mello resigned as his trial was beginning|Brazil
06/05/2011|Jeopardy!|FROM D TO E|$800|hard|Adjective used to describe an easily managed or readily trained animal, perhaps a horse|docile
28/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'O' YES!|$800|hard|His song 'Caribbean Queen' sailed to No. 1 in 1984|Billy Ocean
28/04/2004|Jeopardy!|MORE THINGS THAT HAPPENED|$1000|hard|To guard his tomb emperor Qin Shi Huang Di made an army out of this material|terracotta
23/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ADOBE|$800|hard|Mali's city of Jenne is famed for an adobe one of these religious structures|Mosque
04/01/2010|Jeopardy!|RHETT-ORIC|$1000|hard|Rhett: 'You've turned me out while you chased' him, 'while you dreamed of' him--not tonight|Ashley Wilkes
11/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IT ACTUALLY HAS A NAME|$1000|hard|Serifs are the tiny cross strokes at the tops & bottoms of these|Letters
18/03/2003|Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITY UNIVERSITIES|$400|easy|Istituto Guglielmo Tagliacarne|Rome
21/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE BOYS ARE BLUE|$1200|hard|This 'Adonais' poet suffered from depression after several family tragedies|Percy Shelley
03/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MATTERS|$400|easy|This country's boot fits snuggly between the Tyrrhenian & Adriatic Seas|Italy
02/03/2001|Jeopardy!|HISTORY WITH MR. PEABODY & SHERMAN|$300|easy|Mr. Peabody has to concoct a special poison to foil this woman from a famous Italian family|Lucrezia Borgia
02/10/2008|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SITCOMS|$600|medium|An urban junk dealer & his offspring scheme & dream on this classic show|Sanford and Son
02/11/1999|Jeopardy!|VOICES|$200|easy|As this porcine character in a 1995 film, Christine Cavanaugh spoke English, not Pig Latin|Babe
12/03/1990|Jeopardy!|GAMES|$300|easy|Milton Bradley calls its game of 'Chutes & ' these 'an exciting up and down game for little people'|Ladders
23/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LEADERS & LANDS|$1200|hard|President Hamid Karzai|Afghanistan
27/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CONSTELLATIONS, LITERALLY|$1600|hard|Corvus|a crow (or a raven)
18/06/2010|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC NOVELS' ORIGINAL TITLES|$200|easy|Try a little 'Tenderness', the original title of this scandalous D.H. Lawrence work|Lady Chatterley's Lover
22/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THIRD PARTY CANDIDATES|$1000|hard|1912: Progressive Party|Theodore Roosevelt
10/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSICIANS|$200|easy|20th century violin virtuosi include Isaac Stern & this Israel native whose name is a form of Isaac|Itzhak Perlman
20/04/2004|Jeopardy!|BACK IN 'BLACK'|$1000|hard|Fashionable nickname for Italy's Fascists|the Blackshirts
30/03/1998|Jeopardy!|DECEMBER 1963|$400|easy|Kenya gained its independence from Britain on December 12, & this man became its first prime minister|(Jomo) Kenyatta
20/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$600|medium|The stringed instrument played sitting cross-legged on the floor, sometimes with a tabla, an Indian drum|Sitar
14/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE ROYAL FAMILY|$400|easy|Prince Edward is his youngest child|Prince Philip
13/10/2010|Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT ANTARCTICA|$1000|hard|(Tom Ritchie presents the clue from Antarctica.)  Lifeless boats and rusted tanks that once held the precious oil are relics of Deception Island's past: from 1906 to 1931, it was a processing center for this brutal trade|whaling
11/11/1988|Jeopardy!|SILLY SONGS|$400|easy|1950s hit that begins, 'Life could be a dream, if I could take you up to paradise up above'|Sh-Boom
27/11/1996|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS|$300|easy|This San Francisco-based clothing company's full name includes 'De Corps'|Esprit
09/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HELLO MOTHER|$1600|hard|The painting of 'Whistler's Mother' is owned by this French art museum that used to be a train station|Musée d'Orsay
18/05/2009|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS: THE BRITISH EDITION|$1000|hard|In 1987 Her Royal Highness Princess Anne was given a new title: the Princess this|Princess Royal
19/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|I SWEAR|$1000|hard|In the 1950s anti-European farmers in Kenya took an oath to join this secret group|Mau Mau
12/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|1930s TV|$600|medium|TV covered this PM's arrival from Munich September 30, 1938 live; the 'Peace For Our Time' speech came later|Neville Chamberlain
30/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHY YA BUGGIN'?|$1600|hard|Joel 1:4 describes a plague where 'that which the palmerworm hath left hath' this insect 'eaten'|locust
04/01/1999|Jeopardy!|EVEN-TOED UNGULATES|$400|easy|Between 1850 & 1889, their number on the American plains decreased from 20,000,000 to 541|Buffalo/bison
07/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO|$1200|hard|What was once the Institute for Nuclear Studies is now named after this pile driver of a physicist|(Enrico) Fermi
30/10/2000|Jeopardy!|MAO MAO MAO MAO|$100|easy|The 1st U.S. president Mao receivedon an official state visit was this man in the 1970's|Richard Nixon
25/12/1997|Jeopardy!|'G' MOVIES|$400|easy|Musical in which Marilyn Monroe, as Lorelei Lee, asked, 'Is this the way to Europe, France?'|Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
05/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$1200|hard|'Choice' heroine of a Styron novel (6)|Sophie
10/06/2008|Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF CURRENCY|$1000|hard|Befitting his importance, this 13th century conqueror appears on Mongolia's currency|Genghis Khan
08/07/2005|Jeopardy!|THE FIRST WORD|$800|hard|In Bulwer-Lytton's novel 'Paul Clifford'|It
11/11/1996|Jeopardy!|LET'S VISIT LIECHTENSTEIN|$200|easy|In 1984 women in Liechtenstein were given the right to do this nationally for the first time|the right to vote
29/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|Her career as a novelist dawned with 'Dawn O'Hara'; 'Show Boat' showed up later|Edna Ferber
21/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE BUTLER DID IT|$600|medium|Barrymore the butler is a red herring, as it's really Stapleton who's the killer in this Holmes mystery|The Hound of the Baskervilles
13/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GO TEAM!|$600|medium|Kobe Bryant & Shaquille O'Neal led the Lakers to their first NBA crown in 12 years, defeating this team in the finals|Indiana Pacers
23/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC VIDEOS|$400|easy|An MTV 'Making the Video' episode explored her 'Slave 4 U' shoot|Britney Spears
29/01/1996|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$300|easy|There's a London museum devoted to these objects formerly fluttered by flirtatious females|fans
02/10/2006|Jeopardy!|BEEKEEPING|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew gives the clue with a tray of bees in front of her.)  Honey is produced by the evaporation of this liquid that bees collect from flowers & then regurgitate|nectar
04/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'RIGHT'IES|$800|hard|It's the area of law that grants authors the exclusive privileges to their work|intellectual property rights (or copyright)
28/09/2006|Jeopardy!|STATE SONGS|$4000|hard|The title of this state song is simply the name of the state with an exclamation point after it|Oklahoma!
23/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE WRIGHT STUFF|$2000|hard|A black Chicago youth is victimized by a white-dominated society in this novelist's 'Native Son'|Richard Wright
23/05/1989|Jeopardy!|THE FARMER'S ALMANAC|$100|easy|According to the 1989 issue, Chicagoans eat more of these Hostess cakes than anyone else|Twinkies
07/09/2001|Jeopardy!|DESCRIBING THE SPORT|$300|easy|Run back & forth on 94 feet of wood, hit twine to score but don't choke coach when upset|basketball
08/09/1992|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD FACTS|$800|hard|Christmas is a national holiday of this Islamic country whose provisional capital is Abu Dhabi|the United Arab Emirates
15/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS|$800|hard|In the 1870s this D.C. paper was a Democratic mouthpiece; in the 1920s it stood with Republican president Harding|The Washington Post
15/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS ON TWITTER|$1200|hard|Beowulf ripped off my arm & I'm in Heorot Hospital, but not for long; prognosis is terminal|Grendel
10/02/1986|Jeopardy!|NAMES|$400|easy|Common Arabic name which means 'servant of Allah'|Abdullah
24/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE NAVY|$800|hard|It's the lowest rank of admiral in the U.S. navy|rear admiral (lower half)
05/07/1988|Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$100|easy|Easterly's antonym|westerly
24/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|41 male passengers signed this document in Provincetown Harbor, November 11, 1620|The Mayflower Compact
17/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GLOBETROTTING|$2000|hard|Until the 1980s the city of Harare in this country was known as Salisbury|Zimbabwe
19/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HIGH HOPES|$400|easy|In the song 'High Hopes', an ant has this type of 'hope' -- apple, to be specific|High apple pie in the sky hopes
14/04/1999|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL STATES|$300|easy|This progressive rock band from Topeka blew into the Top 10 in 1978 with 'Dust in the Wind'|Kansas
24/04/2003|Jeopardy!|THE QUESTION IS...|$1000|hard|When Jesus said, 'Every one that is of the truth hearest my voice', Pilate asked him this|What is truth?
28/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$200|easy|Annapurna in Nepal was the highest mountain climbed until the peak of this one was reached in 1953|Mount Everest
26/03/2001|Jeopardy!|RADIO HISTORY|$1000|hard|In 1983 Congress established Radio Marti to broadcast accurate news to this country|Cuba
12/10/2011|Jeopardy!|WORLD OF WORDS|$400|easy|From the French for 'clear seeing', it's a form of ESP|clairvoyance
28/05/1992|Jeopardy!|GREAT THINGS|$500|medium|Term for the Boer migration in the 1830s & 1840s, it comes from an Afrikaans term for a trip by ox wagon|the Great Trek
08/07/1998|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL FOOD & DRINK|$400|easy|The only day it didn't fall from the sky was on the Sabbath|Manna
16/03/2010|Jeopardy!|FOOTWEAR|$600|medium|Used in fishing and hunting, they're named for the activity of walking into water|waders
22/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AN 'A' IN SCIENCE|$2000|hard|The name of these air cells in the lungs comes from the Latin for 'cavity'|alveoli
24/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|NEWMAN'S OWN 'H' FILMS|$800|hard|This '63 Newman pic won Oscars for Patricia Neal & Melvyn Douglas|Hud
18/03/2003|Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITY UNIVERSITIES|$1000|hard|Kyung Hee University|Seoul
03/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES IN STATES|$400|easy|Friar with an everlasting name in the Bluegrass State|Tuck
27/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL TRILOGIES|$800|hard|Such diverse personalities as Isadora Duncan & Eugene Debs enliven this John Dos Passos trilogy|U.S.A.
29/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS & THEIR WORKS|$800|hard|He said his 1994 novel 'A Son of the Circus' 'Isn't about India.  I don't know India.  I was there only once'|John Irving
15/04/1996|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$500|medium|From 1938 to 1952 Walter Gropius served as chairman of this department at Harvard|Architecture
08/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'FOOL'ISHNESS|$600|medium|According to Merriam-Webster, it's 'a state of fatuous complacency based on unreal conditions'|'Fool's Paradise'
22/09/1997|Jeopardy!|MOVIE DEBUTS|$100|easy|Bridget Fonda knows this 'Easy Rider', her dad, made his film debut in 'Tammy And The Doctor'|Peter Fonda
11/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|GO 'SOUTH'|$1200|hard|...to Juba, capital of this new nation|South Sudan
26/07/2006|Jeopardy!|EDIBLE HOMOPHONES|$800|hard|Produced by mating|bred (bread)
26/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYMATES|$2000|hard|Miss May Swenson was an American poet who also translated poetry from this language, her first as a child|Swedish
28/02/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$500|medium|This university's Orangemen routed Clemson 41-0 in the Jan. 1, 1996 Gator Bowl|Syracuse
17/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|YULETIDE FAVORITES|$2000|hard|'I'll be home for Christmas, you can plan on me, please have snow and' this 'and presents on the tree'|mistletoe
23/03/2001|Jeopardy!|'DO', 'RE', 'MI'|$200|easy|A small filet of prime beef|Mignon
05/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$2000|hard|Completes the quote 'Victory has a hundred fathers but defeat...'|is an orphan
14/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THESE 3...|$1200|hard|King who was dad to these 3 girls: Goneril, Regan & Cordelia|King Lear
15/11/2000|Jeopardy!|SEE-ATTLE|$400|easy|Known as the EMP for short, this music museum seen here is one of Seattle's newest attractions|Experience Music Project
24/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CLIMATE|$200|easy|In 1997 a severe example of these dry spells set the stage for devastating brush fires in Indonesia|Droughts
26/11/1984|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$300|easy|French term for meat served in its own juice|au jus
19/04/1999|Jeopardy!|WHICH CAME FIRST?|$100|easy|Basketball, American intercollegiate football, rugby|Rugby
12/11/2004|Jeopardy!|GET A DEGREE|$400|easy|If you have an M.Ed. degree you're a master of this|education
26/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE ART THOU?|$2000|hard|Raphael's 'Holy Family': this museum in St. Petersburg, Russia|the Hermitage
05/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY HOMONYMS|$800|hard|Bread begins as this|dough (doe)
09/04/1996|Jeopardy!|GAMES|$400|easy|In this game a person whose eyes are covered must determine a person's identity by feeling the face|Blind Man's Bluff
14/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE BORGIAS|$2000|hard|Jeremy Irons portrays Borgia patriarch Rodrigo, who's being inaugurated as the sixth pope of this name|Alexander
20/10/2006|Jeopardy!|PUT OUT THE CHINA|$200|easy|After a 3,900-mile journey, this Chinese river flows into the East China Sea|the Yangtze
18/07/1997|Jeopardy!|IN THE BACKYARD|$400|easy|A craze in the '50s, these bunkers were built in case of nuclear war|fallout shelters
23/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE LAB|$1200|hard|From the German for 'spark', the variety of metamorphic rock pronounced 'nice' is spelled this way|G-N-E-I-S-S
14/11/1990|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$700|hard|Cleopatra speaks of these days, 'when I was green in judgment'|her salad days
11/09/1984|Jeopardy!|BY THE NUMBERS|$300|easy|Number of red stripes on current U.S. flag|7
17/11/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 15th CENTURY|$1600|hard|In 1421 the Ming Dynasty moved its capital from Nanking to this city|Beijing
23/06/1987|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WALTERS|$600|medium|'Good morning Mr. & Mrs. South America & all the ships at sea! Let's go to press!'|Walter Winchell
25/06/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH HISTORY 1982|$800|hard|In operation since 1977, this low-fare airline declared bankruptcy|Laker
04/06/2010|Jeopardy!|WITH BROTHERHOOD|$1000|hard|The Dust Brothers produced this sibling band's 'Middle Of Nowhere' which featured 'MMMBop'|Hanson
29/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SIGNS OF THE TIMES|$2000|hard|Marian the Librarian could have used this warning|hill ahead
05/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|YARDS|$600|medium|In pubs, it's served in a big glass with a round bottom, so you have to down it without setting it down|yard of ale
07/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BIG BOOKS|$200|easy|This term for a collection of maps arose because early ones pictured the titan of that name|Atlas
10/01/2008|Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|This Chinese canal begins at Beijing & ends 1,100 miles later at the port of Hangzhou|the Grand Canal
17/05/2004|Jeopardy!|NON SEQUITURS|$1000|hard|Alexander the Great, born in 356 B.C., was one Macedonian who never read this author's 'Glinda of Oz'|L. Frank Baum
11/04/2003|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAIRS|$400|easy|First names of childhood friends & ice cream makers Cohen & Greenfield|Ben & Jerry
01/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD|$600|medium|This ground beef patty flavored with minced onion & seasonings was named for a 19th century physician|Salisbury steak
14/06/2006|Jeopardy!|MADE IN JAPAN|$400|easy|In the early 20th century, Arthur Groom introduced this sport to Japan & boy, were they teed off|golf
20/09/2004|Final Jeopardy!|ART SUBJECTS|None|None|Seen in sculpture, Eustache de St. Pierre & 5 other wealthy men made themselves hostages to free this city|Calais (from Rodin's The Burghers of Calais)
22/01/2007|Jeopardy!|A FEW GOOD MEN|$800|hard|This man who partnered with Charlie McCarthy was the first president of the TV Academy|(Edgar) Bergen
24/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ALL YOU NEED IS 'LAV'|$1600|hard|The former capital of Hungary, today it's the capital of a neighboring country|Bratislava (in Slovakia)
20/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GOAT-POURRI|$1600|hard|The backward-curving horns of the Siberian species of this 4-letter goat may be nearly 5 feet long|ibex
21/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$800|hard|While the Arabian or dromedary camel has 1 hump, this species has 2|Bactrian
03/11/2011|Jeopardy!|2011 MOVIES|$400|easy|Emma Stone starred as aspiring writer Skeeter Phelan in this '60s-set drama based on a novel|The Help
09/02/2000|Jeopardy!|MY 'BAD'|$400|easy|Don't tell this animal 'Neither a burrower, nor a lender be':|Badger
18/02/2000|Jeopardy!|TOY STORY|$200|easy|They're the conversation pieces seen here|Furbys
20/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO A GUM BRAND|$800|hard|To walk with long steps (you may 'hit' yours or 'take things in' it)|a stride
15/11/2005|Jeopardy!|DUKES BEDEVILED|$1000|hard|Later known as the Duke of Windsor, this king had to abdicate the throne in 1936|Edward VIII
21/02/2011|Jeopardy!|EXTREME ANIMALS|$800|hard|One of the slowest & sleepiest animals is the 3-toed species of this mammal that can sleep 16 hours a day|the sloth
26/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'BIG' PICTURE|$1600|hard|2002: Frankie Muniz' stolen school essay becomes a big Hollywood movie|Big Fat Liar
03/12/2002|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORKER|$400|easy|After his 'In Cold Blood' ran as a 4-part series, he never published in The New Yorker again|Truman Capote
15/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WEATHER, MAN|$2000|hard|Ultraviolet radiation is mainly absorbed by the ozone layer in this larger layer of the Earth's atmosphere|the stratosphere
03/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$200|easy|This element makes up most of the weight of water & about half the weight of rocks|Oxygen
18/12/2006|Jeopardy!|FRUIT BOWL|$800|hard|Lambert & Rainier|cherries
05/07/1999|Jeopardy!|NAME THE MOVIE|$200|easy|1942: 'Louis, I think this is going to be the beginning of a beautiful friendship'|Casablanca
18/12/2000|Jeopardy!|'I' LADS|$100|easy|This punk rock hitmaker heard here has had numerous hits on both sides of the Atlantic|Billy Idol
15/09/2000|Jeopardy!|CITIES|$100|easy|This city is so big, it covers parts of 3 of Egypt's adminstrative governorates|Cairo
19/02/1990|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$500|medium|In the 1989 Farmer's Almanac, Edmund Muskie tells how to hypnotize one of these before cooking it|a lobster
08/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$1600|hard|You can bank on it: FDIC|Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
01/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE REMAKES|$800|hard|Jaden Smith stepped into Ralph Macchio's gi for this 2010 remake|The Karate Kid
25/01/1991|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|As a verb, you do it with your hands to get a drink; as a noun, it's something you drink from|Cup
08/11/2004|Jeopardy!|SHALL WE GDANSK?|$2000|hard|The body of water on which Gdansk is a major port|the Baltic
24/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'AD'JECTIVES|$600|medium|It means 'sufficient or good enough' & can imply 'but just barely'|Adequate
23/09/2010|Jeopardy!|ALCOHOLICS EPONYMOUS|$1000|hard|This popular spiced rum is named for a buccaneer who terrorized the Caribbean & ended up a governor of Jamaica|Captain Morgan
29/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE WOMEN OF CONGRESS|$1600|hard|Republican Barbara Cubin represents this state in the House all by herself|Wyoming
03/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'V'|$400|easy|At a mean distance of 67 million miles, it's the second planet from the sun|Venus
28/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'70s SONGS|$1600|hard|In a 1972 hit Neil Young was 'A Miner for' this|a Heart of Gold
18/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE 17TH CENTURY|$800|hard|Cheers to this Benedictine monk who pioneered the making of champagne in 1698|Dom Perignon
18/12/1996|Final Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CAPITALS|None|None|This city was named for a Byzantine church|Sofia, Bulgaria
04/02/1991|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$600|medium|Term for the various strands of gut, nylon, or wire stretched over the head of a sidedrum|Snares
05/04/2010|Jeopardy!|NINTH|$600|medium|Artsy types coexist with the butchers that give this district along Manhattan's Ninth Avenue its name|the Meatpacking District
17/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN-AMERICAN AUTHORS|$1600|hard|In 1948, fed up with the U.S., James Baldwin moved to this city for good|Paris
24/10/1997|Jeopardy!|THE UNITED NATIONS|$300|easy|In 1975 & 1976 this current U.S. senator from New York served as U.S. ambassador to the U.N.|Daniel Patrick Moynihan
28/06/2001|Jeopardy!|ALGONQUIN ROUND TABLE QUOTES|$100|easy|Franklin P. Adams: 'Words that are weighty with nothing but trouble: 'Tinker to Evers to'' him|Chance
18/11/2010|Jeopardy!|PLANES, TRAINS & AUTOMOBILES|$200|easy|16th Street Mission is a station in this city on the rail system called BART, or Bay Area Rapid Transit|San Francisco
24/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SONG SUNG 'BLUE'|$1200|hard|Bing Crosby introduced this song in 1937's 'Waikiki Wedding' (Elvis sang it almost 25 years later)|Blue Hawaii
28/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE PRODUCE AISLE|$1200|hard|What's called elephant this is actually a leek relative|garlic
30/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF FOOD|$800|hard|Vegemite|Australia
15/10/1998|Jeopardy!|TV DEMISES|$900|hard|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): '(Hi, I'm Dan Cortese) As Jess Hanson on this series, I fell to my death in a scuffle with my brother, Grant Show'|Melrose Place
26/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$1000|hard|Paul Scofield starred in the original production of this play & won an Oscar for the film version|A Man for All Seasons
21/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS RULES|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows a foul signal.)  The NFL dropped its 5-yard penalty for the incidental type of this personal foul; there's now only the more serious 15-yard version|a face mask
04/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TREES|$400|easy|In April 1999 a family of 3 of these rodents was 'arrested' for attacking cherry trees in Washington, D.C.|Beavers
06/10/2004|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY 'B'|$1000|hard|This sea off the coast of North America is named for Rear Admiral Francis|the Beaufort Sea
15/04/1999|Jeopardy!|THE 1950s|$400|easy|After his death in March 1953, this world leader was embalmed & put on display|Joseph Stalin
14/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL GREEK TO ME|$2000|hard|From the Greek for 'five scrolls', it's the term used for the first 5 books of the Bible|Pentateuch
01/03/2006|Jeopardy!|HUGH DONE IT|$1000|hard|At one time a game-show host, he's known better as a host of '20/20'|Hugh Downs
16/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GRAMMY SONG OF THE YEAR|$2000|hard|1986: 'That's What Friends Are For' (1 of 2)|Burt Bacharach (or Carole Bayer Sager)
09/05/2000|Jeopardy!|SECRET SOCIETIES|$500|medium|In 1973 Zbigniew Brzezinski became the first director of this commission some see as a secret society|The Trilateral Commission
16/03/2001|Jeopardy!|ARTISTS & THEIR WORKS|$500|medium|In Salzburg you can visit the graves of his parents & his wife Constanze; his own location is uncertain|W.A. Mozart
27/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$1000|hard|In Genesis, it's to whom God said 'Thou art cursed above all cattle'|the Serpent
01/12/2011|Jeopardy!|FURNITURE|$600|medium|Useful little end tables & coffee tables are also called these 'tables', so they may talk like foreigners|accent tables
07/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$600|medium|While still in his teens, this artist, for whom a trim pointed beard is named, was Rubens' chief assistant|Anthony VanDyck
17/06/2003|Jeopardy!|THE SHIELD|$400|easy|Israel's national emergency medical service, Magen David Adom, is this color shield of David|red
12/07/2011|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$800|hard|Zinoviev & Pyatakov were 2 victims of the 1930s proceedings called these trials due to their being public|show trials
11/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1000|hard|It's an insoluble solid that separates from a solution|Chemical precipitation
27/06/2005|Final Jeopardy!|MILITARY MEN|None|None|Last name of the first father & son to be awarded medals of honor, for service in the Civil War & WWII respectively|Arthur & Douglas MacArthur
07/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PARTNERS|$600|medium|On Wall Street: Charles Merrill, Edmund Lynch, Edward Pierce, Charles Fenner &...|winthrop Smith
06/05/2009|Jeopardy!|THE LADY SWINGS|$200|easy|Crystl Bustos hit .500 in Beijing swinging one of these|a softball bat
12/12/2007|Jeopardy!|TONY|$200|easy|For the past 8 years, the Tony Awards ceremony has been held at this nearly 6,000-seat hall|Radio City Music Hall
26/10/2005|Jeopardy!|TENNIS, ANYONE?|$1000|hard|In 2004 this Russian-born woman won the Wimbledon singles title|(Maria) Sharapova
17/06/2005|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS|$200|easy|In campaign issues of 1856, this sanguinary adjective preceded 'Kansas' & 'Sumner'|Bleeding
14/03/1997|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$100|easy|In 1950 this world leader received a law degree from the University of Havana|Fidel Castro
20/10/2008|Jeopardy!|EYE, CAPTAIN|$600|medium|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows an anatomical diagram on the monitor.)  This term for a clouding of the lens of the eye is also used for a rush of water over a cliff|a cataract
21/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. BUILDINGS|$2000|hard|Named for an automaker, this art deco skyscraper in NYC opened in 1930|(the) Chrysler (Building)
20/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CLOSING THE BOOK|$1200|hard|Fitzgerald: 'So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaslessly into the past'|The Great Gatsby
26/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HODGEPOURRI|$400|easy|This London wax museum advertises itself as the place that 'has come alive' with interactive exhibits|Madame Tussauds
06/03/2009|Jeopardy!|DYSFUNCTION JUNCTION|$400|easy|Never mind the Sex Pistols, this punk couple found life after death as a 1986 feature film|Sid & Nancy Vicious
10/09/1996|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$200|easy|Running time in silent films was measured in these, each about 10 minutes long|reels
25/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE EMMYS|$1600|hard|(Hi, I'm Beau Bridges.)  I won a 1992 Emmy for playing this White House press secretary for whom a gun-control bill is named|James Brady
15/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BUMMER OF '69|$400|easy|On January 30, police broke up this group's final concert on the Apple Records rooftop|the Beatles
26/01/1998|Jeopardy!|LET'S TALK 'DIRTY'|$200|easy|At a banquet James Cagney told impressionist Frank Gorshin, 'I never said, 'Mmm'', this|You dirty rat
28/01/2011|Jeopardy!|I OWE YOU AN 'OLOGY'|$1000|hard|This -ology, part of sociology, uses the theory of differential association (i.e., hanging around with a bad crowd)|criminology
16/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE 60s|$1200|hard|A TV anthology series was based on the book 'What Really Happened to the Class of' this|'65
21/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO INDIA|$800|hard|The eastern states of Orissa & Andhra Pradesh are bounded by this body of water|the Bay of Bengal
07/11/2011|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE 'K'LASS|$800|hard|A substance to start a fire, or the point that's the lowest temperature at which something will autoignite|the kindling point
22/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A YEAR IN THE LIFE OF HERBERT HOOVER|$400|easy|In 1928 Hoover won 444-87 in the Electoral College over Al Smith & his 'Strange Interlude' opened in New York|Eugene O'Neill
16/05/2007|Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN FOOD & DRINK|$1600|hard|A beef & sour cream dish bears the name of this noble family; it was created by their chef|Beef Stroganoff
01/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|POETRY|$400|easy|He wrote 'Beat, Beat Drums' & 'I Hear America Singing'|Walt Whitman
06/04/1987|Jeopardy!|HEROES & VILLAINS|$400|easy|For his actions in war, Arnold von Winkleried is a hero in this usually neutral country|Switzerland
19/07/1991|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC QUOTES|$500|medium|About this first battle of the Revolutionary War, S. Adams said, 'What a glorious morning for America'|Lexington
19/05/2011|Final Jeopardy!|LONG-RUNNING FILMS|None|None|Playing in theaters since 1975, this film has had the longest continuous theatrical run in movie history|The Rocky Horror Picture Show
21/12/2010|Jeopardy!|'B' KEEPING|$1000|hard|An earthen defensive fortification, or anything solid & reliable|bulwark
25/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|I KNOW IT FORWARD & BACKWARD|$600|medium|Craft illustrated here|kayak
04/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CRUSADER|$1600|hard|Suffering from the heat, this bearded Holy Roman emperor decided to cool off in a river & promptly drowned|Frederick Barbarossa
26/02/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTING PRESIDENTS|$1000|hard|He was a cross-country runner at the U.S. Naval Academy|Jimmy Carter
05/01/2000|Jeopardy!|CULINARY COMMON BONDS|$100|easy|Jarlsberg, cottage, Edam|Cheeses
23/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS' RELATIVES|$2600|hard|Graham Greene was born 10 years after this distant writer relative of his died in the South Seas|Robert Louis Stevenson
03/05/2005|Jeopardy!|POLITICKING|$800|hard|There are 2 're' processes that changes the areas House seats represent: reapportionment & this|redistricting
27/10/2004|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAL SONG TITLES|$200|easy|He was asked, 'Can you spare a dime?'|Brother
03/07/1998|Jeopardy!|LOVE QUOTES|$300|easy|According to a familiar song, it's where 'me and my true love will never meet again'|On the bonnie, bonnie banks of Loch Lomond
25/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TOP OF THE CHARTS|$400|easy|Bemoaning a 'Heart of Glass'|Blondie
17/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DR. SEUSS MEETS THE BARD|$200|easy|'To be, or not to be:  for soon there will be no more me'|Hamlet
21/06/2010|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$600|medium|Every February, the town of Menton in France hosts La Fete du Citron--citron being this fruit|lemon
14/11/1989|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$200|easy|Of 'Rhoda', 'Riptide', or 'Remington Steele', the one that starred the daughter of a famous actor|Remington Steele
17/07/1998|Jeopardy!|WHO'RE YOU LOOKIN' AT?|$500|medium|Comic actor seen here: (closeup of nose)|W.C. Fields
29/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|& AFTER|$400|easy|After the 1979 electoral defeat of the Labour Party, she took over for Prime Minister James Callaghan|Margaret Thatcher
30/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ON DECK|$1600|hard|This term for a sailor's quarters near the bow can be said using either 2 or 3 syllables|forecastle (or fo'c'stle)
15/04/2010|Final Jeopardy!|BEATLES SONGS|None|None|The title of this Beatles song is a Yoruba phrase that means 'life goes on'|Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
25/04/1997|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$100|easy|Friar Lawrence laments that this pair's 'stol'n marriage day was Tybalt's doomsday'|Romeo and Juliet
11/10/2004|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYMES|$800|hard|'Ding, dong, bell, the cat is in the well!  Who put her in?'  This 'Little' guy|Little Johnny Green
07/12/2010|Jeopardy!|WORLD BOOK DESCRIBES THE 'G' MAN|$600|medium|'American poet... became known as a leader of the Beat literary movement of the 1950s'|(Allen) Ginsberg
06/11/1990|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & THEIR ROLES|$500|medium|Susan Hayward was nominated for an Oscar for her portrayal of this Broadway star in 'I'll Cry Tomorrow'|Lilian Roth
16/03/2009|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL VOICEMAILS FROM...|$200|easy|Si, President Wilson... I led the 1916 raid of a N.M. town but sending troops into Mexico after me?  Bad idea!|Pancho Villa
10/03/2005|Jeopardy!|COME TO THE POINT|$200|easy|To North Americans, the sun reaches its vernal point in this month|March
19/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|REALLY OLD MOVIES|$2000|hard|Sean Penn & Tom Cruise were both cadets in this 1981 film whose title references a sad bugle's song|Taps
12/05/2004|Jeopardy!|PROUD TO BE A SECRETARY|$200|easy|He resigned from Congress in 1969 to join the Cabinet; now he's the Secretary of Defense|Donald Rumsfeld
28/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR WINNING ROLES|$1000|hard|Mammy|Hattie McDaniel
15/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|JAZZ ODYSSEY|$1600|hard|A 2008 Grammy went to the Vanguard Jazz Orchestra's 'Monday Night Live at' this venue|the Village Vanguard
23/05/2008|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FACES IN HISTORY|$400|easy|His photograph subjects include John Quincy Adams, Zachary Taylor, and Jefferson Davis|(Mathew) Brady
24/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SAINT PETERSBURG|$1200|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports again from the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia.)  A tradition was born in the 1880s when Alexander III gave his czarina a jeweled Easter egg made by this design firm|Fabergé
05/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HOLD ME CLOSER, TONY DANZA|$1600|hard|Tony was so adept in his first primate movie, 'Going Ape!', he was teamed up again with one in the sequel to this 1981 racing flick|The Cannonball Run
16/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS LEADERS|$400|easy|His business card bore the Golden Arches & the titles 'Founder' & 'Senior Chairman of the Board'|(Ray) Kroc
04/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FEATURE FILM DEBUTS|$600|medium|The 1971 biker epic 'Angels Hard as They Come' introduced this actor who later played Buddy Holly|Gary Busey
31/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICAL ABBREV.|$400|easy|Exercise (& sex) make it go up: HR|heart rate
27/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|STATE BIRDS|$400|easy|Not to knock it, but Alabama's yellowhammer is a type of this|Woodpecker
11/10/1996|Jeopardy!|SWEETS|$100|easy|These chewy Nabisco sookies come in apple & strawberry flavors as well as the ever-popular fig|a Newton
12/03/1999|Jeopardy!|EDs|$400|easy|He's credited with directing some of the worst movies of all time, including 'Plan 9 From Outer Space'|Ed Wood
13/10/2005|Jeopardy!|LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL|$200|easy|On Aug. 29, 2004 the pabao team from Curacao, led by 168-pound 'Big Papi' Pineda, won the Little League version of this|the World Series
17/10/2002|Jeopardy!|PRIME NUMBER, PLEASE|$400|easy|This Marla Gibbs sitcom ran from 1985 to 1990|227
14/07/1997|Jeopardy!|SALAD|$100|easy|The ever-popular salad made from this elbow-shaped pasta often contains celery, olives & chopped pimiento|Macaroni salad
29/04/1998|Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON D.C.|$500|medium|This floral festival takes place in late March or early April, even if the trees aren't in bloom yet|the Cherry Blossom
06/02/2008|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC ROCK OPENING LINES|$1000|hard|Elvis: 'We're caught in a trap...'|Suspicious Minds
25/02/2000|Jeopardy!|WORDS WE DON'T USE ENOUGH|$200|easy|To crunkle means to cry like this bird, perhaps the whooping one|Crane
18/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'CLUB' ME|$400|easy|On 1950s TV its members included Darlene Gillespie & Annette Funicello|The Mickey Mouse Club
01/06/2000|Jeopardy!|SPORTS SUPERSTITIONS|$400|easy|Hey hockey puck!  Don't stack this piece of equipment crossing another player's; it's bad luck|Hockey
20/01/2004|Jeopardy!|STARTS & ENDS WITH 'A'|$600|medium|It's a solo vocal piece in an opera|aria
09/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EMINENT VICTORIANS|$600|medium|This Boy Scout founder commanded observation balloons during wars in Sudan & Bechuanaland|Lord Robert Baden-Powell
15/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGICAL OPERAS|$800|hard|Jean Cocteau wrote the libretto for an opera about this Sophoclean heroine, Ismene's sister|Antigone
29/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GREETINGS FROM AMERICA STAMPS|$1600|hard|Though the Ohio stamp featured Cleveland, its first day cover was released in this city|Columbus
18/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WAYS TO 'PLAY'|$600|medium|A person who doesn't date anyone exclusively does this; so do some baseball players|Play the field
23/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LAND OF THE DICTATOR|$1600|hard|Milton Obote|Uganda
10/09/1997|Jeopardy!|HEADS OF STATE HEADLINES|$200|easy|November 5, 1996:  This country gives Benazir Bhutto the boot for a second time|Pakistan
07/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD WORDS|$800|hard|It's an argument, maybe over whether 'it's what's for dinner'|beef
02/11/1999|Jeopardy!|VOICES|$400|easy|She played Azteca in 'Antz'|Jennifer Lopez
16/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|1957|$800|hard|In March Egypt reopened this waterway after a 4-month blockage|Suez Canal
07/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A BARRY MANILOW SONGBOOK|$2000|hard|'I'm singin' to the world, it's time we let the spirit come in, let it come on in...'|Daybreak
21/11/2002|Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$1000|hard|He wrote his 1914 poem 'Chicago' while working as a newspaper writer in that city|Carl Sandburg
11/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE 'GOO'|$400|easy|This company has dropped the 'BF', sold its tire business & become a leading maker of landing gear|Goodrich
16/11/2004|Jeopardy!|OUR FOUNDING FATHERS|$1000|hard|One of the leading architects of the Revolution was this second cousin of the second U.S. president|Samuel Adams
13/09/2005|Jeopardy!|'X' RATED|$600|medium|Before testing the Enterprise & flying on the STS-2 shuttle mission, Joe Engle piloted this craft into space 3 times|the X-15
20/05/1992|Jeopardy!|COWBOYS|$200|easy|This synonym for a cowboy's lasso is from the Spanish word 'reata', meaning rope|lariat
06/04/1988|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$600|medium|This 'Venerable' saint is called 'The Father of English History'|The Venerable Bede
30/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CLOTHES MAKE THE PERSON|$400|easy|By sneaking around in rubber soles, some detectives acquired this sobriquet|a gumshoe
03/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FLIGHT|$400|easy|The name of Vostok, the Soviets' first manned space flight program, means this direction|east
17/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GRAMMAR|$1200|hard|'You' is both singular and plural but in days of yore there was this specific second-person singular form|ye (or thou or thee)
10/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR FIRST NOVELS|$1200|hard|'Sister Carrie' (1900)|Theodore Dreiser
26/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE U.S.S. CONSTITUTION|$800|hard|Like fellow Mass. heavyweight Rocky Marciano, the Constitution won over 30 fights & lost this many|none
10/02/2003|Jeopardy!|DISNEY FILM VOICES|$200|easy|You could say it was a 'snow job' when teenage Adriana Caselotti was picked to play this heroine of a 1937 film|Snow White
22/07/2011|Jeopardy!|RHYMING NICKNAMES|$600|medium|Decorator Mario Buatta is 'the prince of' this indoor fabric|chintz
28/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|1989 BOOKS|$200|easy|J.K. Lasser's guide to preparing & filing this was a 1989 bestseller|Your Income Tax Return
24/04/2000|Jeopardy!|ROCK 'N' POP|$500|medium|Don't get 'Nervous'; it's the only numerical Rolling Stones Top 10 hit|19th Nervous Breakdown
09/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TURRETS SYNDROME|$400|easy|The walls of Avila, with 88 towers, were built in the 11th C. by Christians fighting these people|the Muslims (or Moors)
22/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TV|$1600|hard|In 2009 'King of the Hill' started a run on this 'athletic' portion of the Cartoon Network schedule|Adult Swim
09/09/1997|Jeopardy!|OF AN ENGLISHMAN|$1000|hard|Last name of the men whose firm is credited with creating the felt hat we call the derby|Bowler
15/12/2010|Jeopardy!|LET THE GAMES BEGIN|$400|easy|The first world mind sports games, Beijing 2008, included chess, checkers & this card game|bridge
06/01/2000|Jeopardy!|FORE!|$100|easy|In 1994 at age 18, he became the youngest golfer to win the U.S. Amateur Golf Tournament|Tiger Woods
25/05/2004|Jeopardy!|-IST A JOB|$1000|hard|It may be a zoologist or a botanist; your child who collects specimens is a budding one|naturalist
11/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOVIET UNION|$400|easy|This lake contains one-fifth of the Earth's non-frozen fresh water and about four-fifths of the USSR's|Lake Baikal (the deepest)
30/05/2003|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MAKERS|$600|medium|The instrument (violin) that's seen here, just before it was auctioned off for $1.3 million, was made by him|Stradivarius
14/04/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE ALTERNATIVE?|$800|hard|By this alternative medicine's methods a quartz-powered watch should aid in carpal-tunnel syndrome relief; well, maybe|crystal healing
05/01/2010|Jeopardy!|'M' & 'M'|$1000|hard|England's King Charles II was known by this 'jovial' nickname|the Merry Monarch
15/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$400|easy|Bartlett's attributes 'Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar' to this Austrian psychoanalyst|Freud
08/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|NUMBERS IN LITERATURE|$600|medium|According to John Reed, the number of 'Days That Shook the World'|10 (The Russian Revolution)
06/12/2001|Jeopardy!|BOWLS|$1000|hard|'The Golden Bowl' was the last novel by this 'Daisy Miller' author|Henry James
16/04/2004|Jeopardy!|ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL?|$600|medium|(Hi, I'm Tim Dwight of the NFL)  Along with offense & defense there are these 'teams' of wild men who charge down the field on punts & kickoffs|special teams
23/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NEIL DIAMOND'S GEMS|$800|hard|It's the title line that follows, 'L.A.'s fine but it ain't home, New York's home but it ain't mine no more'|'I am,' I said
20/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS SPONSORSHIP|$2000|hard|In 2006 Marco Andretti finished 2nd at Indy for the Nyse: back in 1969, Mario Andretti won for this 3-letter oil treatment|STP
24/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$1200|hard|A white oak on the campus of this New Brunswick, New Jersey school inspired Joyce Kilmer to write 'Trees'|Rutgers
26/05/2003|Jeopardy!|BROTHERS IN BUSINESS|$800|hard|Last name of Walter & Arthur, who partnered up with William Harley in 1903|Davidson
13/10/2006|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S FALLING?|$600|medium|In the form of dust or sand after a volcanic eruption|ash
24/01/2003|Jeopardy!|POP & ROCK GROUPS|$600|medium|Ray & Dave Davies' boyhood in the Muswell Hill area led to this band's album 'Muswell Hillbillies'|the Kinks
25/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SPICE GIRLS (AND BOYS)|$1200|hard|The 'Today' Show got a little spicier when she became its news anchor in 1997|Ann Curry
11/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BIRD|$400|easy|Harper Lee should know it's the state bird of Texas|the mockingbird
14/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE A WELK ON THE WILD SIDE|$800|hard|On 'The Wunner Years', this kid played Kevin; he also a-directed 'Daddy Day Camp'|(Fred) Savage
17/01/2012|Jeopardy!|STATE SONGS|$800|hard|'On the record of thy years, Abraham Lincoln's name appears, Grant and Logan, and our tears'|Illinois
11/12/2009|Jeopardy!|SPEAK OF THE DEVIL|$200|easy|Henry Fielding: Make this stuff 'your god and it will plague you like the devil'|money
11/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|18TH CENTURY WOMEN|$1000|hard|Kaga No Chiyo/ who wrote this type of poem/ was born in Japan|Haiku
13/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER VERBS|$1600|hard|It's said that 'Horses sweat, men perspire, women' do this|glow
08/05/2006|Jeopardy!|PROPER NAMES|$800|hard|To honor, as with one's presence|Grace
27/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$3000|hard|These 2 seasons are found in the titles of Shakespeare plays|winter & summer
02/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$1000|hard|His flagship, the Lawrence, was destroyed by British gunfire, September 10, 1813|Oliver Hazard Perry
04/01/2008|Jeopardy!|IS MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORD|$600|medium|This powder used to thicken gasoline was introduced in WWII|napalm
04/05/1990|Jeopardy!|NAMES THAT ARE VERBS|$500|medium|TV 'Avenger' Emma, or what she could do in a burlesque show|Peel
10/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES IN SONG TITLES|$400|easy|CCR: 'Proud ____'|Mary
21/12/2010|Jeopardy!|CLEAN YOURSELF UP|$800|hard|Faith & begorrah! This bar soap comes in moistureblast & microclean varieties, Boy-o|Irish Spring
15/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LIT|$800|hard|The Society of Arts & Sciences named its short story award after this 'Gift of the Magi' author|O. Henry (William Sydney Porter)
08/07/1999|Jeopardy!|BILL TO LAW|$500|medium|If Congress adjourns, a president can veto a bill by not signing it within this many days (Sundays excluded)|10
24/12/2002|Jeopardy!|THE NBA|$600|medium|In 1995 this Houston Rockets center scored a then-record 131 points in a 4-game NBA Finals|Hakeem Olajuwon
02/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE ROCKERS|$800|hard|'On the Border', 'Hell Freezes Over', 'Hotel California'|The Eagles
16/05/1997|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$300|easy|Clyde Tombaugh, the man who discovered this planet in 1930, passed away in 1997; he was 90|Pluto
24/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LITERATURE|$1600|hard|Fanchette is 'the most intelligent cat in the world' in the 'Claudine' books by this 'Gigi' novelist|Colette
25/07/2011|Jeopardy!|EASY AS B_C_D|$600|medium|On Nov. 13, 1979 the 76ers' Darryl Dawkins shattered one of these|a backboard
13/03/2008|Jeopardy!|ALL MY SONS|$600|medium|Nickname of the 'son' who terrorized NYC in the summer of '77|Son of Sam
26/03/2010|Jeopardy!|GOOD BAD GUYS ON TV|$800|hard|The Showtime website for this title character calls him 'America's favorite serial killer'|Dexter
04/06/2001|Jeopardy!|THAT'S MISTER TO YOU|$200|easy|Seen here, he makes bathtime fun:|Mr. Bubble
27/06/2011|Jeopardy!|SIGNAGE|$1000|hard|This family's coat of arms is on buildings all around Florence, like the one seen here|Medici
11/11/2005|Jeopardy!|MYTH-ELLANY|$1000|hard|This fiery goddess makes her home in the firepit of Kilauea|Pele
30/05/2005|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE FIRED!|$200|easy|An ad agency fired this eventual 'Happiest Place on Earth' creator, citing a 'singular lack of drawing ability'|Walt Disney
23/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CURRENT GOVERNORS|$400|easy|Christine Todd Whitman|New Jersey
31/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN 'T' ROOM|$200|easy|His writing career began with the short novel 'Detstvo' in 1852; the much longer pieces came later|Leo Tolstoy
08/06/2011|Jeopardy!|ASSETS|$1000|hard|Assets that are understated on a business balance sheet are termed this, like a secret passageway|hidden
11/07/2008|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY PERSONALITIES|$1000|hard|In 1849 this 'fishy' guy who would later be on the $10,000 bill was elected to the U.S. Senate|Salmon P. Chase
23/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S THE MRS.?|$1200|hard|Mrs. Antonio Banderas|(Melanie) Griffith
10/01/1990|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$500|medium|The international headquarters of the Salvation Army is in this world capital|London
09/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|10 DOWNING STREET|$400|easy|Despite sleeping elsewhere, during the Blitz this prime minister continued to work & take meals at No. 10|Churchill
08/11/1999|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$300|easy|Scientist seen here as a child with one of his special 'relatives'|Albert Einstein
09/10/2008|Jeopardy!|BROTHERS & SISTERS|$2000|hard|Sun Yat-Sen & this leader who followed him were brothers-in-law; their wives were sisters|Chiang Kai-shek
07/07/1998|Jeopardy!|CURRENT AFFAIRS|$200|easy|On March 5, 1998 scientists announced that there was ice at both poles of this heavenly body|Moon
01/02/2000|Jeopardy!|THE ROMAN VERSION|$200|easy|Ares|Mars
09/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TALK LIKE A SAILOR|$200|easy|When the captain calls for 'all' these body parts 'on deck', he means everybody up top|hands
30/09/2005|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL BEFORE & AFTER|$200|easy|'White Christmas' crooner who joined 2 other guys to form a 'Suite: Judy Blue Eyes' supergroup|Bing Crosby, Stills and Nash
24/11/2010|Jeopardy!|MISSING BODY PARTS|$200|easy|A sharp plunge: ____ dive|nose
16/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DIARIES|$800|hard|This creator of Peter Rabbit devised a private code for the journals she kept in her youth|Beatrix Potter
24/03/2004|Jeopardy!|SCANDALOUS STORY HEADLINES|$400|easy|'Arachnid Infestation Drives' this young miss 'Away From Curds & Whey Eatery!'|Miss Muffet
02/12/1996|Jeopardy!|THE 68th OSCARS|$200|easy|This Oscar host, a winner for 'Ghost' called herself 'The Might Afro Deity'|Whoopi Goldberg
26/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE & BUILDING|$400|easy|Henry Bacon designed this Washington, D.C. landmark: a white marble Doric temple above a pool|the Lincoln Memorial
28/10/2009|Jeopardy!|'G.E.'|$200|easy|Avian term for a big fat zero|a goose egg
04/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TOP OF THE CHARTS, MA!|$800|hard|A No. 1 song says, 'Did you ever know that you're my hero... I can fly higher than an eagle, for you are' this|The Wind Beneath My Wings
02/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ISN'T IT ICONIC?|$4000|hard|Grolier says this 1930 double portrait is 'perhaps the most parodied painting in American art'|American Gothic
27/02/2001|Jeopardy!|LET'S PUT ON AN OPERA!|$300|easy|Let's move the duel upstage so no one falls onto the musicians in this area|Orchestra pit
19/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES OF THE '70s|$800|hard|Jimmy Carter's Press Secretary, he was named for 2 fictional boys named Jody, in 'The Yearling' & 'The Red Pony'|Jody Powell
19/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE PORTUGUESE|$200|easy|The Portuguese once used this name for a wild ass; now it applies to a striped equine|Zebra
29/10/1992|Jeopardy!|THE '70s|$300|easy|On January 1, 1978 he was sworn in as the 105th mayor of New York City|Ed Koch
22/07/2009|Jeopardy!|LITTLE WOMEN|$600|medium|This 4'9'' actress won an Oscar for only her second film, 'The Year of Living Dangerously'|Linda Hunt
16/01/2007|Jeopardy!|NOW THAT'S INVENTIVE!|$800|hard|In 1866 a physician invented one of these that took a few minutes to take a reading instead of the normal 20|a thermometer
03/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FRIEDMANS|$600|medium|Nobel economist & author of the exciting 'A Monetary History of the United States 1867-1960'|Milton Friedman
10/01/2012|Jeopardy!|GOING TOO 'FUR'|$400|easy|Rolled up, like a flag or a boat's sails|furled
24/10/2001|Jeopardy!|COUPLES|$1000|hard|A 'window' into this businessman's world shows he married Melinda French, a product manager at his company|Bill Gates
20/12/2004|Jeopardy!|POINTS OF 'LIGHT'|$200|easy|Pennsylvania must be all aglow with this state insect, also called a firefly|a lightning bug
19/05/2010|Jeopardy!|RIGHT BY THE NUMBERS|$800|hard|It follows 4 in the name of a youth organization that uses a clover symbol|H
03/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ICE CREAM|$2000|hard|Many claim to have invented these; one man made them from waffles at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair|cones
07/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STRAIGHT 'F's|$400|easy|This man designed railroads & bridges as well as the item seen here: (amusement park ride)|George Ferris
24/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'D'|$2000|hard|Horn of Africa country (8)|Djibouti
15/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RADIO DAYS|$800|hard|The Orson Welles series 'The Lives of Harry Lime' was based on this 1949 film|The Third Man
11/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE MAP OF 1950|$1000|hard|Traveling to Timbuktu in 1950 would take you through French Sudan, today known as this country|Mali
22/02/2008|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK|$1000|hard|Poet cummings|e. e.
25/11/2008|Jeopardy!|MAKE NO MYTHTAKE|$600|medium|This guy had double the trouble battling the Hydra; every time he cut off a head, 2 grew in its place|Hercules
16/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$1000|hard|For his invention of the electric battery, this Italian physicist was made a count in 1801|Alessandro Volta
13/07/2005|Jeopardy!|AROUND NEW YORK|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Tribeca, New York.)  The name Tribeca was adopted in the mid-1970s; it stands for 'Triangle below' this street|Canal Street
16/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FIGHTIN' WORDS|$2000|hard|In Cockney rhyming slang, a wife is 'trouble and' this type of discord|strife
29/04/2009|Jeopardy!|SMELLS TERRIFIC|$600|medium|Fee fi fo fum, it's what the giant smells in a popular fairy tale|the blood of an Englishman
25/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OLD SONGS|$1600|hard|There was a rush to record this big hit of 1948|You Call Everybody Darling
15/03/2007|Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$600|medium|In 2006 this Venezuelan president had a devil of a time at the U.N.|(Hugo) Chavez
25/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ALMOST REAL|$400|easy|A superficial illusion of something, or the front of a building|Facade
23/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL BATTLES & WARS|$400|easy|The war between the Big-Endians and the Small-Endians is described in this character's 'Travels'|Gulliver
26/05/1998|Jeopardy!|FEELING LUCKY?|$100|easy|This appendage may be considered lucky but not for the oryctolagus cuniculus|Rabbit's foot
30/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|T'EEN'|$800|hard|Top selling Lifesavers rolls are Five Flavors, then this, then Pep-O-Mint & Butter Rum|Wint-O-Green
20/11/1992|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'V'|$200|easy|A 'Mature' actor (6)|Victor
28/04/2011|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & NUTS|$800|hard|The Brazilian type of this c-shaped nut is the largest, softest & whitest variety|cashew
17/02/2010|Jeopardy!|PLAYING BASEBALL FOR VOCABULARY|$400|easy|A mixture of flour & water to make pancakes|batter
02/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HELLER|$600|medium|In the '60s Heller wrote for this Ernest Borgnine sitcom under the name Max Orange|McHale's Navy
04/05/2011|Jeopardy!|AN APPLE FOR TEACHER|$400|easy|Apples are an excellent source of dietary this, which Brits spell with an '-re' at the end|fiber
05/10/1992|Jeopardy!|1992 WOMEN OLYMPIANS|$300|easy|World champion Giovanna Trillini of Italy 'foiled' her opponent to win an individual gold in this sport|fencing
04/03/1999|Jeopardy!|TASMANIAN TIDBITS|$200|easy|Discovering the island in 1642, he named it Van Diemen's Land|Abel Tasman
24/09/2010|Jeopardy!|LANDSCAPE PAINTINGS|$400|easy|In the early 1800s, Richard Bonington's landscapes helped popularize this painting medium, shown here in French art|watercolors
30/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|METALS|$2000|hard|To withstand the pressure over 14,000 feet down, the submersible Alvin's hull is this metal, about 2 inches thick|titanium
28/06/2010|Jeopardy!|THE GREAT & POWERFUL WOZ|$800|hard|CL9, a Wozniak home electronics venture, gave us the programmable universal this, but you'd never hit mute on me, right?|a remote
17/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NEXT IN LINE, PLEASE|$800|hard|Tenderfoot, second class,  first class...|Star scout
27/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|STAMPS|$1600|hard|The background art on this author's stamp recalls a scene from 'All the King's Men'|Robert Penn Warren
03/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$400|easy|The tower of Hallgrim's church provides a sweeping view of this Icelandic capital|Reykjavik
30/11/1999|Jeopardy!|1690s AMERICA|$200|easy|In 1694 Anne Arundel Town became the capital of Maryland & soon changed its name to this|Annapolis
21/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT A COUNTRY!|$400|easy|Jabal Katrinah, this country's highest point, rises 8,668 feet over the Sinai Peninsula|Egypt
17/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CAR|$1600|hard|In cars, it governs air flow to the carburetor; in a shotgun, it controls the amount of spread of the shot|the choke
08/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$1200|hard|In May 1844 he sent a telegraph message using the code he'd also invented|Morse
14/05/1997|Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$500|medium|A full-court move in basketball, or the fourth estate|Press
02/11/1988|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$100|easy|Ray Walston was the Martian while the 'my' in 'My Favorite Martian' referred to him|Bill Bixby
09/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SUB- & ALTERNATE TITLES|$1600|hard|This Oscar Wilde play is 'A Trivial Comedy for Serious People'|The Importance of Being Earnest
30/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS|$1000|hard|The Hall of Mosses Trail lies in the Hoh Rain Forest of this Pacific Northwest park|Olympic National Park
04/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE TEN COMMANDMENTS|$600|medium|Carl Switzer, who had a bit role as a slave, is best known as this 'Little Rascal'|Alfalfa
26/03/2010|Jeopardy!|FRENCH COOKING|$200|easy|This paper-thin creation, whether savory or sweet, means 'pancake' in French|crepe
04/05/1999|Jeopardy!|IMPERSONATORS|$500|medium|In 1995 the 'Tonight Show' featured 'dancing' men impersonating this California judge|Lance Ito
04/07/2006|Jeopardy!|LET'S GRAB SOME SEAFOOD|$600|medium|You'll be as rich as Rockefeller if you know Swift once penned, 'He was a bold man that first ate' this bivalve|an oyster
07/04/2004|Jeopardy!|NAME THE OLYMPIC SPORT|$1000|hard|Floor area, bodysuit, a ball, a hoop or a ribbon|rhythmic gymnastics
02/12/2004|Jeopardy!|WITH 'U'|$800|hard|Adjective for an oily substance or an insincere, affected person|unctuous
15/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|William Styron's novel about a slave rebellion becomes a cable TV channel showing beloved old films|The Confessions of Nat Turner Classic Movies
02/05/2000|Jeopardy!|STATES' MOST POPULOUS CITIES|$200|easy|Iowa: 193,000|Des Moines
05/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$600|medium|This 1848 treaty ending the Mexican-American War added over 500,000 square miles to U.S. territory|the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
27/11/1984|Jeopardy!|1945|$200|easy|Developed from radar research, it was first marketed for fast food preparation in '45|microwave creation
21/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SECRETARIES OF STATE|$1000|hard|George Shultz served 7 years in the '80s, the longest run for someone in the post since this man in the '60s|Dean Rusk
03/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HAWAII 5-O|$1200|hard|Opakapaka & ono are types of this creature|fish
25/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SOAPS|$400|easy|Mining of this mineral began in Death Valley in 1883 with 20-mule teams dragging it out|Borax
22/02/2011|Jeopardy!|VAMPIRE DIARIES|$800|hard|The 'Vampire Diaries' series centers on Elena, Stefan & this brother of his|Damon
30/12/1997|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES|$200|easy|It's love all for Brooke Shields and this tennis star who tied the knot in April of '97|Andre Agassi
16/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE 60s|$1600|hard|Number of years in Queen Victoria's record reign or number of yards in Tom Dempsey's record NFL field goal kick|63
14/10/2010|Jeopardy!|CORN-UCOPIA|$400|easy|The 'straight' type of this liquor is distilled from a mash of at least 51% but not more than 79% corn|bourbon
18/09/1986|Double Jeopardy!|MINI-COUNTRIES|$800|hard|World's shortest railroad line runs 300 yards in this, the world's smallest independent state|Vatican City
28/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$400|easy|On March 3, 1847 Congress authorized the 1st ones of these, & with adhesive backs to boot|Postage Stamps
28/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$400|easy|The white petals of this flower are usually pulled to see if 'she loves me' or 'she loves me not'|a daisy
16/12/2008|Jeopardy!|JUST SAY 'RO'|$400|easy|It's the state bird of New Mexico|the roadrunner
08/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|JOCKEY SHORTS|$400|easy|This jockey ended his riding career in 1990 with a total of 8,833 victories|(Willie) Shoemaker
09/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OPRAH'S FAVORITE BOOKS|$400|easy|(Oprah gives the clue from a chair) Even today the perfect summer read is this John Steinbeck novel of good & evil centering on the Trask family|East of Eden
14/03/2005|Final Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|None|None|To allow people to communicate more quickly, on May 15, 1918, courtesy of the U.S. Army, this service began|air mail
20/12/1991|Double Jeopardy!|SURRENDERS|$800|hard|Admiral Nimitz signed the Japanese surrender for the U.S.; he signed as Supreme Allied Commander|MacArthur
02/07/1998|Jeopardy!|'STUFF'|$100|easy|Beanie Babies & teddy bears are types of these toys|Stuffed animals
08/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TUDOR GARAGE|$800|hard|Henry Tudor reigned supreme after Richard III's death at this 'Field' in 1485|Bosworth Field
13/05/2003|Jeopardy!|'E' TICKET|$400|easy|A proverb warns to 'trust not a new friend or an old' one of these|an enemy
29/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE FACTION|$400|easy|ANZAAS is these 2 countries' Association for the Advancement of Science|Australia & New Zealand
30/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$2000|hard|On signing a 1921 treaty with England, this Irish leader said, 'I signed my death warrant'--he was right|Michael Collins
08/01/1990|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS KANGAROOS|$100|easy|He named his character Captain Kangaroo from the large pockets on his jacket|Bob Keeshan
13/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'I' SPY|$800|hard|Biblical-sounding first name of the sports legend seen here|Isiah Thomas
24/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BIRTHPLACES|$1000|hard|This glamourous blonde star of 1936's 'My Man Godfrey' was born Jane Alice Peters in Fort Wayne, Indiana|Carole Lombard
27/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$200|easy|It was 16th C. mathematician Robert Recorde who first used 2 parallel lines as this|equal sign
01/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|RANKS & TITLES|$600|medium|Thank heaven, or at least Maurice, for this lowest rank of the French nobility|chevalier
04/11/2010|Jeopardy!|TOP SELLER IN THE U.S.|$600|medium|Dry cat food: This 'mix'|Meow Mix
15/09/2010|Jeopardy!|1970|$600|medium|Legislation signed on April 1 (no joke) banned ads for these on TV|cigarettes
12/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LINGUISTICS|$400|easy|These systems of communication that use the hands can be as rich & complex as spoken tongues|Sign language/signing
01/06/2010|Jeopardy!|BORN TO 'RUN'|$800|hard|You're said to do this to 'numbers' when processing a large amount of data|crunch
13/07/1999|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL SERVANTS|$500|medium|He's Bruce Wayne's butler|Alfred Pennyworth
21/01/2000|Jeopardy!|ARCHIE-OLOGY|$200|easy|Betty's last name is Cooper; this character's is Lodge|Veronica
21/01/2000|Jeopardy!|THE SWINGIN' '70s|$400|easy|This company that had been making rugged boots since 1863 had a new vogue in the '70s|Frye
07/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$1600|hard|In 1812 his 600,000-man army entered Russia; about 30,000 limped home from Moscow; oops|Napoleon
14/04/2005|Jeopardy!|ALSO A CANDY|$800|hard|A tract of land covered in scrubby evergreen plants|a heath bar
06/02/1986|Jeopardy!|'F' WORDS|$400|easy|Miss Scarlet loved to do this with Ashley & the Tarleton Twins|flirt
05/01/2005|Jeopardy!|REIGN CHECK|$200|easy|After they killed themselves, she & Mark Antony were buried together, as both of them wished|Cleopatra
23/10/2001|Jeopardy!|OH, DANNY BOY|$200|easy|This former member of the Partridge Family turned 40 in August 1999|Danny Bonaduce
16/11/1989|Jeopardy!|1981|$300|easy|He became president of Egypt after the assassination of Anwar Sadat|Hosni Mubarak
12/05/2006|Jeopardy!|YOU SMELL DELICIOUS!|$800|hard|Oh, baby!  You're wearing this man's Baby Doll perfume; it has a hint of rhubarb, but I don't know 'Y'|Yves Saint Laurent
19/04/2007|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN AMERICANS|$1000|hard|One of this state's largest cities is named for steamboat builder & captain Henry Schreve|Louisiana
26/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THUNDER & LIGHTNING|$1200|hard|In the comic book, frail Dr. Don Blake struck his walking stick on the ground & became this mighty god of thunder|Thor
22/04/2008|Jeopardy!|DYNASTY|$400|easy|In 1613 Czar Michael founded this Russian dynasty that would last until 1917|the Romanovs
05/04/2004|Final Jeopardy!|ROCK GROUPS|None|None|This rock group took its name from a Johnny Cash album, whose title came from a Winston Churchill speech|Blood, Sweat and Tears
10/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'RO'MANIA|$1200|hard|The name of this order of mammals comes from the Latin for 'gnawing'|rodent
26/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SOLDIERS|$800|hard|Nicknamed 'Stormin' Norman', he wrote the 1992 memoir 'It Doesn't Take A Hero'|Schwarzkopf
23/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ALL LIT UP|$1000|hard|Name shared by a Shakespearean play-within-a-play & a long-running Agatha Christie play that premiered in 1952|The Mousetrap
28/12/2000|Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$500|medium|Among these in the body are the abs, pecs & biceps|muscles
27/04/2005|Jeopardy!|PLAYING THE PERCENTAGES|$400|easy|In February 1983 this TV show about the 4077th got a 77% rating|M*A*S*H
15/02/2010|Jeopardy!|COMPANY NAME ORIGINS|$1000|hard|South Korea's second-largest auto manufacturer, its 3-letter name means 'rising from Asia'|Kia
09/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ORIGINAL TITLES|$800|hard|Hitler originally titled it 'Four and a Half Years of Struggle Against Lies, Stupidity and Cowardice'|Mein Kampf
11/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|Boxing promoter whose boys lost the fight for the American colonies|Don King George III
18/05/2001|Jeopardy!|HAIR CARE HISTORY|$100|easy|'Provocative' name for the 1960s practice of combing from ends to scalp to create a bouffant|Teasing
09/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$1200|hard|Candy-coated almonds were the inspiration for this candy-coated gum|Chiclets
02/12/1998|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$100|easy|An old French word for 'thicket' gave us this word for something tossed by a bride|Bouquet
20/01/2005|Jeopardy!|CITY|$400|easy|It was originally built on 7 hills & enclosed by the Servian Wall|Rome
26/04/2001|Final Jeopardy!|THE MOONS OF URANUS|None|None|Pixie Chasma & Sprite Vallis are features on this moon of Uranus named for a character in 'The Tempest'|Ariel
23/11/2011|Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN MOVIES|$1000|hard|This Bogart character exclaims in court, 'Ah, but the strawberries!  That's... that's where I had them'|Captain Queeg
07/03/1997|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$500|medium|Boil cane sugar to get light molasses; boil it again to get dark molasses; a third boil yields this|Blackstrap molasses
26/04/2007|Jeopardy!|HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS|$200|easy|Copenhagen's Tivoli Gardens & Town Hall Square lie on opposite sides of a boulevard named for this writer|Hans Christian Andersen
31/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TRUSTY SIDEKICKS|$200|easy|Hobbes, a tiger|Calvin
13/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST THINGS FIRST|$1600|hard|Ernest Poole became the first novelist to win this prize on June 3, 1918|Pulitzer Prize
15/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GAME SHOW BIZ|$400|easy|3 enticing doors were your final choices as you traded up for better prizes on this Monty Hall show|Let's Make A Deal
08/03/2006|Jeopardy!|BEETHOVEN|$200|easy|In the will-like 'Heiligenstadt Testament' to his brothers in 1802, Beethoven lamented this infirmity|deafness
04/03/2009|Jeopardy!|'S'CIENCE|$1000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew demonstrates with a couple of pours.)  Like sand fitting into the spaces left by marbles, salt fills in the spaces between water molecules; the arrangement between two such substances is called this|a solution
19/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S TALK ABOUT THE WEATHER|$800|hard|This is defined as the amount of water vapor in the air|the humidity
27/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COSMOPOLITAN|$1200|hard|India's financial capital, this West Coast city consists of several islands that have become one land mass via reclamation|Mumbai
09/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE & PLACES|$800|hard|This term for a native of Rio may come from a Tupi Indian expression meaning 'white man's house'|Carioca
17/09/2009|Jeopardy!|THE SITUATION COMEDY ROOM|$600|medium|Every room of Charlie's Malibu bachelor pad has been invaded by his brother Alan & Alan's son Jake on this sitcom|Two and a Half Men
28/09/2004|Jeopardy!|GREAT BRITS|$600|medium|Returning from the Crusades in 1192, this English king was captured in Vienna & jailed for over a year|Richard I
20/04/1998|Jeopardy!|WE THE 'PEOPLE'|$100|easy|According to lyricist Bob Merrill, 'People who need people are' this|the luckiest people in the world
04/05/2011|Jeopardy!|BILLIONS & BILLIONS|$400|easy|To the nearest billion, the world's population|seven billion
30/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY LIT|$800|hard|The 1867 stage melodrama 'Under the Gaslight' featured a dramatic rescue from an oncoming one of these|a train
01/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CALENDAR LIT|$1600|hard|George Eliot penned this tale about the arrival of Dr. Lydgate in the title town|Middlemarch
15/03/1999|Jeopardy!|MOV'ING' PICTURES|$400|easy|Thriller director Costa-Gavras went for some quieter moments in this 1982 film|Missing
08/11/2002|Jeopardy!|MOROCCAN 'ROUND THE CLOCK|$800|hard|FDR met with this leader in Morocco for 10 days in 1943|Winston Churchill (in Casablanca)
12/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMATISTS|$1200|hard|A year after he wrote 'Candida', he became a drama critic for the Saturday Review, a job he held for 3 1/2 years|Shaw
04/06/2004|Jeopardy!|'E'OGRAPHY|$1000|hard|Cast in a battle scene in 'Lord of the Rings', NZ's army had to back out to keep peace in this Indonesian province|East Timor
24/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|This world capital is the most populous city in the West Indies|Havana, Cuba
21/05/2010|Final Jeopardy!|FROM NOVEL TO FILM|None|None|First published in 1880 & made into a film in 1907, 1925 & 1959, it was the first work of fiction blessed by a pope|Ben-Hur
15/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SINCE THE IRON CURTAIN|$2000|hard|In this country's 1996 elections, the statist Iliescu lost to the more market-oriented Constantinescu|Romania
21/06/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU NEED HELP|$400|easy|(Sarah gives the clue.) This signal was chosen because it was easy to remember and quick to send|SOS
21/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TREATIES|$4000|hard|The Montreux Convention of 1936 returned control of these 2 straits to Turkey|the Bosporus & the Dardanelles
22/04/2005|Jeopardy!|HIDDEN COUNTRIES|$200|easy|You could often hear Soviet names in this nation|Vietnam (in SOVIET NAMES)
10/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE PHANTOM MENACE|$200|easy|'The Phantom Menace' was the first film he directed since the original 'Star Wars' in 1977|George Lucas
24/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|KIDDY LIT|$800|hard|Garth Williams illustrated this title character seen here|Stuart Little
28/11/1997|Final Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|None|None|TV's No. 1 show for the 1979-80 season, it was also tops 13 years later for the 1992-93 season|60 Minutes
16/05/2008|Jeopardy!|STATE FACTS|$600|medium|This state could use some crowd control: it's the most populous state in the Midwest|Illinois
21/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ATTORNEY AUTHORS|$200|easy|In 2000 he published 'The Brethren' about 3 imprisoned ex-judges|John Grisham
17/12/2010|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL LODGINGS|$400|easy|The Animals said this place was 'the ruin of many a poor boy'|the House of the Rising Sun
28/07/2010|Final Jeopardy!|RELIGION|None|None|An aid to the faithful since the 13th century, one standard version has parts arranged in groups of 1, 3 or 10|the rosary
27/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$600|medium|This crusade led by Stephen of Vendrone may have been the inspiration for the Pied Piper|Children's Crusade
09/09/1999|Jeopardy!|IRREGULAR VERBS|$100|easy|Take a shot & give us the irregular past tense of 'I take the cake'|I took the cake
03/12/2001|Jeopardy!|BEATLES SONGS|$200|easy|Originally, this title woman was called Miss Daisy Hawkins, but that didn't sound lonely enough|Eleanor Rigby
25/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING AUTHORS|$800|hard|'The Bridge of San Luis Rey'|Thornton Wilder
20/10/2003|Jeopardy!|A 'LITTLE' LIT|$400|easy|The Charles Ingalls family moves to the Great Plains area in this 1935 novel|Little House on the Prairie
22/09/1998|Jeopardy!|SYMPHONIES|$100|easy|In 1889 Cesar Franck shocked some French critics by using this 'English' instrument in a symphony|the English horn
05/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'T' TIME|$600|medium|Eartha Kitt sang in this language, in her 'delight'ful 1953 pop hit 'Uska Dara'|Turkish
24/03/2009|Jeopardy!|FLOORING|$800|hard|In forestry, it's a synonym for 'dicot'; in real estate ads, it makes mouths water when seen before 'floors'|hardwood
21/10/2002|Jeopardy!|THE 'FIFTH' ELEMENT|$200|easy|Washington Square Park in Greenwich Village is the starting point for this thoroughfare|Fifth Avenue
13/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GUEST EDITORS|$1000|hard|The October 1996 issue of England's Prima was edited by this prime minister's wife, Cherie|Tony Blair
12/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BUILT IN THE U.S.A.|$400|easy|At least 20 died & many suffered decompression sickness building this East River landmark that opened in 1883|the Brooklyn Bridge
12/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|18th CENTURY LITERATURE|$200|easy|Beaumarchais' plays included 'The Barber of Seville' & 'The Marriage of' this man|Figaro
14/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE NATO PHONETIC ALPHABET|$1200|hard|K: It's equal to 1,000 grams|a kilo
22/09/2008|Jeopardy!|2008 NEWS|$800|hard|In a close nomination race, we learned about these, which include all Dem. congresspeople & governors|superdelegates
18/05/2000|Jeopardy!|A NOVEL CATEGORY|$500|medium|He was a natural as a novelist, as his first novel, 'The Natural', proved|Bernard Malamud
06/07/2005|Jeopardy!|KANGAROO WORDS|$200|easy|It's just 1 letter shorter than rotund|round
31/12/2008|Jeopardy!|MOVIE CALENDAR|$600|medium|Will Smith & Jeff Goldblum save the world from an alien invasion in this 1996 thriller|Independence Day
18/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE GODFATHER OF SOUL|$400|easy|Besides 'The Godfather of Soul', another nickname described James Brown as this 'in Show Business'|The Hardest Working Man in Show Business
25/01/2006|Jeopardy!|'FOO' FINDERS|$400|easy|Iron pyrite|fool's gold
06/03/2009|Jeopardy!|RULE BRITANNIA|$1000|hard|This son of Mary, Queen of Scots, was the first to call himself King of Great Britain|James I
17/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S FASHION|$400|easy|Picture, pillbox & profile have been popular styles of this item|hat
16/01/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU GOTTA HAVE ART|$200|easy|This artist wasn't so fine & Andy on June 3, 1968 when he was shot by Valerie Solanas, of his own entourage|Andy Warhol
18/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY QUOTES|$1400|hard|In 1871 this New Yorker said, 'As long as I count the votes, what are you going to do about it?'|Boss Tweed
22/04/2003|Jeopardy!|EXPLORATION|$600|medium|Sailing on behalf of Spain, he explored the S. entrance of Puget Sound, where a strait is now named for him|Juan de Fuca
24/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|WORD PLAY|$1000|hard|The 2 states whose names have 3 vowels & only 1 consonant|Ohio & Iowa
23/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'ROCK'Y|$400|easy|'SF Sorrow' by The Pretty Things was the first of these works; 'Tommy' came soon after|a rock opera
03/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK AMERICANS|$1000|hard|While a member of the Robert Peary expedition in 1909, he became the first African-American to reach the North Pole|Matthew Henson
03/07/2008|Jeopardy!|THEMES LIKE OLD TIMES|$400|easy|'And then one day he was shootin' at some food & up through the round come a bubblin' crude'|The Beverly Hillbillies
06/02/1997|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$200|easy|The red kangaroo is among the largest of these pouched mammals|Marsupials
24/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES|$1200|hard|Wednesday in 'The Addams Family', she played Trixie in the live-action 'Speed Racer' film|Christina Ricci
24/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|RAPS|$2000|hard|It's what the 'O.G.' stood for in Ice-T's album title of the same name|Original Gangster
01/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$1200|hard|In 1950 this U.N. mediator became the first African American to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize|Ralph Bunche
02/07/2003|Jeopardy!|HAVE A BEER!|$1000|hard|'From master brewers a master brew'|Meister Brau
20/10/1997|Jeopardy!|COFFEE BREAK|$400|easy|The coffee tree's red berries, which contain the beans, also bear the name of this fruit|cherry
18/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LADY'S NIGHT|$2000|hard|At a 1984 dinner, this 'doubting' woman became the 1st woman to win the National Press Club's Fourth Estate Award|Helen Thomas
08/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE STAR'S TV SHOW & MOVIE|$400|easy|'Sex and the City', 'Sex and the City' (& 'Did you Hear About the Morgans?')|Sarah Jessica Parker
10/12/2008|Jeopardy!|MOVIE ADJECTIVES|$800|hard|1981: 'The Gods Must Be _____ '|Crazy
01/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TO MAKE A SHORT STORY SHORT|$2000|hard|In a story by him, a woman is sure she'll die as soon as 'The Last Leaf' falls, but-- well, just wait for the ending|O. Henry
04/06/1998|Jeopardy!|THE FICTIONAL LAND OF OZ|$100|easy|This paving material of the road to the Emerald City is in need of repairs|Yellow brick
13/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DISNEY FILM VOICES|$1200|hard|Amanda Plummer, Paddi Edwards & Carole Shelley were destined to play the fates in the film about this mythical hunk|Hercules
01/04/2010|Jeopardy!|WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS|$400|easy|The name of this mass of ice comes from the Old French for 'ice'|a glacier
25/12/2002|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN TRAFFIC SIGNS|$1000|hard|This specific mountaineering activity permitted here|rock climbing
05/03/1998|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$100|easy|As its name indicates, Ecuador's lowland El Oriente lies on this side of the Andes|Eastern
23/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|INTERIOR DESIGN|$200|easy|Servants worked the Indian punkah, a ceiling type of this; modern bladed types use electricity|Fans
26/11/2001|Jeopardy!|'FOOL' HOUSE|$400|easy|The first day of the fourth month|April Fools' Day
08/01/2009|Jeopardy!|CENTRAL PARK ENTERTAINMENT|$800|hard|This animated 1995 Disney film is set in Virginia, but it premiered in Manhattan, on the Great Lawn of Central Park|Pocahontas
23/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY ANALYSIS|$800|hard|Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown; cruelty of 2 older daughters driving him mad; jesting fool not helping|King Lear
05/07/1988|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$100|easy|Sometimes made with squirrel, the Brunswick type of this more often contains chicken & lima beans|stew
13/03/2008|Jeopardy!|THE CRUCIBLE|$400|easy|Crucibles are sometimes made out of this ceramic material made by firing pure clay|porcelain
13/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OLD WEST DESPERADOES|$1600|hard|After robbing stagecoaches, this 'dark', dapper outlaw left poems he'd written signed 'The PO8'|Black Bart
09/09/2008|Jeopardy!|FROM LETTERMAN'S TOP 10 LISTS|$400|easy|'Things Overheard During' his 'Hunting Trip': 'Has everyone updated their will?' & 'Duck!'|Dick Cheney
04/07/2000|Jeopardy!|'FIRE'WORKS|$300|easy|This loud noise happens when your jalopy ignites unburned exhaust fumes|backfire
03/02/2011|Jeopardy!|4-SYLLABLE WORDS|$600|medium|Verb meaning to introduce a disease-producing agent for the purpose of creating resistance|innoculate
11/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|L'HOMME|$1200|hard|This explorer established the trading post that became the city of Quebec|Samuel de Champlain
27/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|____FOR____|$800|hard|Supplied with everything you need to, say, shoot a grizzly|loaded for bear
09/10/2009|Jeopardy!|YORKS: OLDE, NEW & DICK|$400|easy|Dick York was 'Bewitched' in this role from 1964 to 1969|Darrin Stephens
14/06/2011|Jeopardy!|COOKBOOKS|$400|easy|His 'There's a Chef in My Soup!', a cookbook for kids, includes recipes for Junior's Jambalaya & Ka-Bam Kabobs|Emeril Lagasse
07/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GERMAN WORDS & PHRASES|$600|medium|In a 1963 address, John F. Kennedy took pride in uttering this 4-word phrase|Ich Bin Ein Berliner
22/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TURKEY DAY|$1200|hard|This term for the students & others who rebelled against the Ottoman regime can refer to any juvenile firebrands|the Young Turks
03/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED GREEK GODS|$2000|hard|Hair depot|Aphrodite
26/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE 'RAW'|$400|easy|A slow style of speaking, perhaps a Southern one|a drawl
11/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH HISTORY|$200|easy|'Working' party that 1st came to power in 1924|the Labor party
14/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY ALUMNI|$600|medium|David Schwimmer's friends know he studied speech & drama at this Evanston, Illinois school|Northwestern
05/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|REVOLUTIONARY WAR BATTLES|$1200|hard|French troops under the Comte de Rochambeau helped secure victory in this last major battle of the war|Yorktown
27/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DRESS CASUAL|$800|hard|An effort at concealing facts by people in power, or a beach or pool garment such as a pareo|a cover-up
13/02/2001|Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$200|easy|The tympanic membrane is another name for this body part|Eardrum
19/02/2010|Jeopardy!|TO THE FAR EAST SIDE|$600|medium|In 1972 the winter Olympics were held in this Japanese city on Hokkaido, near Otaru bay; beer me!|Sapporo
01/04/2003|Jeopardy!|ODE TO ENGLAND|$400|easy|Chiefs & rajahs were there to see, in 1897, her diamond jubilee|Queen Victoria
14/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CLARK BAR|$800|hard|Though considered a co-captain with his partner Meriwether Lewis, he was actually a lieutenant|William Clark
11/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE CABINET|$1200|hard|Famous people in this post have included Albert Fall, Stewart Udall & James Watt|Secretary of the Interior
12/02/2010|Jeopardy!|OPERA|$400|easy|This opera ends with the title madam committing hara-kiri|Madame Butterfly
28/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TYLERS & TAYLORS|$400|easy|In 2004 she published the novel 'The Amateur Marriage'|Anne Tyler
03/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE DOG BREED?|$600|medium|Scooby Doo|Great Dane
26/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPE TO NO GOOD|$800|hard|During his 1986 to 1992 presidency of Austria, the country was diplomatically isolated|Kurt Waldheim
27/03/2008|Jeopardy!|'MAN' IN THE MIDDLE|$800|hard|In the photo seen here, it's the snow-laced mountain in the background|Kilimanjaro
01/07/1997|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$300|easy|Early in his ministry, Jesus was thrust out of this city 'Where he had been brought up'|Nazareth
04/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETE THE OXYMORON|$2000|hard|Yom Kippur seemed to last forever; it was a slow...|fast
11/09/1998|Jeopardy!|HANDWEAR|$400|easy|These wood percussion instruments are fastened to the thumb & clicked together|castanets
08/03/1999|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$200|easy|Elephants, autos, trees|Things that have trunks
12/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|I’LL SEE YOU IN COURT!|$800|hard|In March 1996 the Supreme Court ruled New York & other cities couldn’t change the results of this 1990 event|the census
05/02/1997|Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$100|easy|When referring to old movies, B&W indicates this|black & white
06/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MISSING|$800|hard|An employee's not showing up for work is more formally called this -ism|absenteeism
26/04/2011|Jeopardy!|FATHER FIGURES OF SPEECH|$200|easy|It's a British name for Santa Claus|Father Christmas
07/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE GREEK ALPHABET|$1200|hard|Letter number 4; Mississippi has a famous one|delta
08/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FELIX, NOTHING MORE THAN FELIX|$2000|hard|His book 'Bambi' first appeared in print in 1923; a Disney movie made it world famous|Felix Salten
30/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE 4-Ts|$600|medium|One-word term for an artist whose canvas is human skin|Tattooist
14/02/2003|Jeopardy!|HIGH COUP|$1000|hard|The 1st commoner to rule England, he became lord protector following the overthrow of King Charles I|Oliver Cromwell
10/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMATED MOVIES|$400|easy|Walt Disney's first full-length animated film was about this woman & her housemates|Snow White
11/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PUNS|$1600|hard|To the patient with alternating dreams of being a tepee & a wigwam, the doctor said, 'Your problem is you're' this|two tents
29/06/2004|Jeopardy!|I NEED MY 'SPACE'|$600|medium|It's between the 2 'Alt' keys on a standard keyboard|the spacebar
20/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|YULE TUBE|$1200|hard|A dog mishears a Christmas lyric: '____, the Other Reindeer'|Olive
05/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC MAKERS|$1200|hard|A song by Joe Henry, heard here, became a hit recording by this sister-in-law of his  'Don't tell me to stop / Tell the rain not to drop / Tell the wind not to blow...'|Madonna
14/03/2001|Jeopardy!|MOTHER GOOSE|$300|easy|It's the reason 'Old Mother Hubbard went to her cupboard'|To get her poor dog a bone
03/11/2000|Jeopardy!|LITERALLY|$300|easy|Barbara Cartland's over 700 novels include 'Running Away to' this, 'Never Lose' this & 'Luck Logan Finds' this|Love
16/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$1000|hard|Despite its name, it's located in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts & it's actually a university|Boston College
02/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|$200|easy|In 1876 Elisha Gray tried to file for a telephone patent just hours after this inventor|Alexander Graham Bell
06/11/1998|Jeopardy!|SPORTS SUPERSTARS|$200|easy|In 1998 this superstar won his 10th NBA scoring title in 12 seasons|Michael Jordan
10/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$1200|hard|Don't delay; it's from the Latin for 'to put off til the morrow'|procrastinate
02/06/2006|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE A BEAST!|$800|hard|From tip to tip, the ears on the French lop type of this animal can be over 15 inches long|rabbits
27/07/2011|Jeopardy!|TRIAL PARTICIPANTS|$600|medium|In 1633 Urban VIII had this man tried; Father Firenzuola prosecuted|Galileo
30/10/2000|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'M'|$500|medium|Born in Scotland in 1838, his name is on an Alaskan glacier & a California forest & trail|John Muir
26/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NORDIC TRACKS|$800|hard|This Icelandic pop star & ex-Sugarcube sang 'It's Oh So Quiet' in 1995|Bjork
25/02/2008|Jeopardy!|THE LOSING TICKET|$200|easy|In 1960 it was him & Henry Cabot Lodge Jr.|Richard Nixon
28/02/2006|Jeopardy!|BIO HAZARD|$400|easy|Ibn Ishaq scored in the 8th century with his biography of this Muslim leader|Mohammed
27/12/1999|Jeopardy!|'90s KIDS' NAMES|$300|easy|One letter different from an Eric Clapton Top 40 hit, it's in the Top 20 among girls' names|Kayla
07/12/2007|Jeopardy!|DREW BARRYMORE LOVES MUSIC|$800|hard|(Drew Barrymore gives the clue again.) 'It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)' swings with the lyrics of Irving Mills & this jazzman|(Duke) Ellington
25/01/1991|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|The Big Dipper is part of this constellation|Ursa Major
31/12/2004|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|In the title of an Aesop fable, this insect shared billing with a grasshopper|the ant
16/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL, HAIL ALBANIA|$1000|hard|King Zog I ruled from 1928 until 1939, when this country annexed Albania|Italy
26/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS LETTERS|$2000|hard|Ka-ching! NCR was once known by this longer name|National Cash Register
21/01/2009|Jeopardy!|IT'S TOO LATE|$400|easy|If you want to see a moa-nalo, a large duck native to these islands, you're only about 1,000 years late: they're extinct|the Hawaiian Islands
13/07/2006|Jeopardy!|KIRSTEN, REESE OR SCARLETT|$200|easy|Has starred with Pitt & Cruise|Kirsten
23/06/2008|Jeopardy!|AFRICA'S OFFICIAL LANGUAGES|$800|hard|In Equatorial Guinea: Spanish & this|French
18/06/2004|Jeopardy!|JULIA|$400|easy|She's also buried (sorry, entombed) at Riverside Dr. & 122nd St.|Julia Grant
30/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FACES|$1000|hard|Citing the exaggerated shadow of his mistakes, this man ended his presidential candidacy in '87|Senator Joseph Biden
14/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS IN HISTORY|$1600|hard|King James VI of Scotland was kidnapped at age 15 while his mom, this queen, was a prisoner|Mary, Queen of Scots
22/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BETTER KNOWN AS...|$800|hard|George Alan O'Dowd|Boy George
18/01/2007|Jeopardy!|BOND MOVIES BY INITIALS|$600|medium|'O.H.M.S.S.'|On Her Majesty's Secret Service
30/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BACK TO THE FUCHSIA|$1600|hard|One plant disease fuchsias are susceptible to is this one that sounds like oxidized metal|rust
24/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'I's HAVE IT|$400|easy|The star garnet gets star billing as the state gem of this 'Gem State'|Idaho
28/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR FIRST FILMS|$1000|hard|Kevin Kline chose to debut in this 1982 Meryl Streep film based on a novel|Sophie's Choice
12/09/2002|Jeopardy!|2001|$800|hard|On February 6 this Likud Party leader was elected prime minister|Ariel Sharon
02/07/1993|Jeopardy!|6|$100|easy|Seraphim have 6 of them: 2 to cover their faces, 2 to cover their feet & 2 to fly with|wings
28/09/2010|Jeopardy!|SHOWTIME AT THE ACROPOLIS|$1000|hard|In 2010 protesters against these measures, from a Greek word for 'severe' hung a banner from the Acropolis|austerity measures
29/06/1998|Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LIT|$100|easy|The 'Book of the Duchesse' is an elegy for the Duchess of Lancaster by this author of 'The Canterbury Tales'|Geoffrey Chaucer
21/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WE 3|$600|medium|Eddie Arcaro is the only jockey to have won this twice: with Whirlaway in 1941 & Citation in 1948|Triple Crown
03/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS OF THE WORLD|$1000|hard|This 18th century lexicographer's first dictionary is on display in the London townhouse where he lived & worked|Samuel Johnson
31/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SLAMMER CINEMA|$600|medium|1978: Not a Turkish delight for Brad Davis|Midnight Express
17/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THIS MEANS WAR|$800|hard|Legend has it that this war lasted for 10 years, ending in 1184 B.C.|the Trojan War
09/07/1998|Jeopardy!|STUDYING ABROAD|$300|easy|Learn all about Islam at Al-Azhar University in this Egyptian city|Cairo
03/06/2008|Jeopardy!|AT THE HOSPITAL|$1000|hard|A neonatal ICU may contain several isolettes, a type of this chamber, from the Latin for 'to lie down'|an incubation chamber
18/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN|$200|easy|In 1999 she entered the Pro Figure Skating Championships, as they weren't covered under her lifetime ban|Tonya Harding
26/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LEAN SCREEN|$2000|hard|Tarek Sharif played this title character as an 8-year-old in Lean's 1965 epic|Doctor Zhivago
30/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'E'COLLEGEY|$1600|hard|This type of exam, like the SAT, is part of the college admissions requirement|an entrance exam
01/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GLENN CLOSE|$1200|hard|(Glenn Close delivers the clue.) Michelle Pfeiffer & I tangled in this 1988 film whose tagline was 'Lust, seduction, revenge, the game as you've never seen it played before'|Dangerous Liaisons
18/06/2010|Jeopardy!|LIVING THINGS|$600|medium|Washington's state fish is the steelhead variety of this|a trout
04/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AN AMERICAN IN PARIS|$800|hard|(Jimmy)  I'm on my way back to my Paris hotel; I hope I can find 'la clef'|the key
06/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PARDONNEZ MON FRANCAIS|$400|easy|A pas de trois is a dance for this many people|3
19/04/2010|Jeopardy!|ART FOR ART'S SAKE!|$800|hard|Titian portrayed Ariadne & this god of wine falling in love at first sight|Dionysus (or Bacchus)
12/03/2007|Jeopardy!|THE 'N' TIMES|$400|easy|This adjective was inspired by a mythological youth who constantly stared at his own reflection|narcissistic
12/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$400|easy|Poignant, given Pagliaccio's profession, the line 'Ridi Pagliaccio' means do this, Pagliaccio|laugh
05/06/1998|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER ANATOMY|$200|easy|The covering that's all about, to keep your innards from falling out|skin
06/12/2001|Jeopardy!|BIRDS' SCIENTIFIC NAMES|$400|easy|Its Latin name indicates that Egretta alba is this color|white
21/06/2011|Jeopardy!|TEAM PLAYERS|$600|medium|2004:  Curt Schilling, David Oriiz, Mike Myers (No way!  Way!)|the Boston Red Sox
16/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LIGHTS!  CAMERA!  ACTION MOVIE!|$600|medium|Arnold Schwarzenegger has come back several times as one of these deadly title movie robots|The Terminator
01/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WINSTON CHURCHILL|$1000|hard|After graduating from this royal military college, Churchill was commissioned a second lieutenant|Sandhurst
25/01/2011|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE 'C'|$200|easy|Define-A-Lash from Maybelline is a line of this|mascara
09/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE BLACK WOMEN|$600|medium|A powerful political figure, Maxine Waters has represented this state in Congress since 1991|California
14/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TV SIDEKICKS|$800|hard|Andrew 'Squiggy' Squiggman|Lenny
07/12/2001|Jeopardy!|OH, THE HUMANITIES!|$600|medium|His 'Book of Marvels' was about his 13th C. trip to the East with his father & uncle (who'd been there before)|Marco Polo
21/09/2006|Jeopardy!|CHURCHES & CATHEDRALS|$600|medium|Built in 1771, Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours is one of the oldest churches in this Canadian city|Montreal
01/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ALLITERATIVE RESPONSES|$800|hard|You blow into this device to tune a musical instrument|a pitch pipe
24/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LEAP DAY IN SPORTS|$600|medium|On Feb. 29, 1972 he signed a new contract with Atlanta making him the highest paid player in baseball|Hank Aaron
13/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GO!|$1600|hard|A stone that is threatened with capture is said to be 'in' this; the makers of Pong chose it for their company name|Atari
25/10/2005|Jeopardy!|FIRST NAME'S THE SAME|$200|easy|Blackmun, Houdini, Cohn|Harry
14/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BOXING MOVIES|$400|easy|Ed Asner made his big screen debut in 'Kid Galahad', a 1962 film with this rock star in the title role|Elvis Presley
25/01/2000|Jeopardy!|PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS|$300|easy|This self-absorbed personality disorder is named for a mythical youth who loved his reflection|Narcissism
21/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PILLOW TALK|$400|easy|Folks with tailbone injuries find sweet relief sitting on pillows in the shape of these sweet baked treats|donuts
17/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD RELIGIONS|$800|hard|Early stories in this Japanese religion appeared in the Nihongi & Kojiki, both written around 1,300 years ago|Shinto
05/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$800|hard|It's said that William Driver of Massachusetts gave the American flag this 2-word nickname|Old Glory
28/02/2000|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC LEADERS|$200|easy|President of Russia: 1991-1999|Boris Yeltsin
16/09/1997|Jeopardy!|'STICK'S & 'STONE'S|$500|medium|3'9'' high, 2' 4 1/2'' across & nearly 1' thick, it was key to deciphering hieroglyphics|The Rosetta Stone
16/04/2010|Jeopardy!|CURTAINS|$300|easy|The Thermaweave, which blocks light, is from a line of curtains named for this astronomical event|an eclipse
03/04/2007|Jeopardy!|WE LOVE 'T-V'|$800|hard|New Deal agency abbreviated TVA|the Tennessee Valley Authority
07/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MAN & SUPERMAN|$400|easy|He was drafted by the Buffalo Bills in 1988 but never played; in 1993 he began playing Superman on 'Lois & Clark'|Dean Cain
03/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'O', WHAT A PLACE!|$2000|hard|A spectacular stairway called the Potemkin Steps slopes down to this Ukraine seaport's harbor on the Black Sea|Odessa
29/11/2002|Jeopardy!|THE GOLF CHANNEL|$1000|hard|In 1982 the 17th hole shot seen here helped win the U.S. Open for this man|Tom Watson
02/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|2011 NATIONAL SPELLING BEE WORDS|$1200|hard|From its etymology you can figure out that 'sangsue', from Round 15, is a name for this worm|leech
15/11/1994|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES|$100|easy|Along with its famous 500 list of U.S. companies, this magazine also ranks the 50 largest U.S. banks|Fortune
23/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$200|easy|The pointed upper teeth near the front of the mouth that are also called 'eyeteeth'|Canines
30/04/2010|Jeopardy!|STATES BY CITIES & TOWNS|$400|easy|Muleshoe, Pecos, Rio Grande City|Texas
25/11/1997|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'K'|$100|easy|Scottish church, or actor Cameron              (4)|Kirk
21/09/2005|Jeopardy!|PALINDROMIC WORDS|$600|medium|A title for an important Islamic leader; Khan you dig it?|aga
13/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|TREES|$200|easy|Continent on which the densest, tallest & most valuable stand of timber is found|North America
03/10/2011|Jeopardy!|FOR YOUR REFERENCE|$1000|hard|An Internet publisher of great works is named for this Melville scrivener & of course has his tale online|Bartleby
30/12/1999|Jeopardy!|JOHN TRAVOLTA FILMS|$300|easy|John played a Miami mobster who wanted to make movies in this 1995 film|Get Shorty
16/06/2008|Jeopardy!|LET'S GO SHOPPING|$800|hard|To buy a piece of the Joan River Classics Collection, tune into this cable network & pick up the phone|QVC
30/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|VEGETABLE, ANIMAL OR MINERAL|$1000|hard|Amphibole|Mineral
03/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|DOCUMENTARIES|$1000|hard|Wim Wenders directed this acclaimed 1999 film about legendary Cuban musicians|The Buena Vista Social Club
13/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|JEFFERSON DAVIS|$400|easy|Jefferson Davis was elected to a 6-year term as President of the CSA early in this year|1861
01/05/2007|Final Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|None|None|He's the character mentioned in the first line of 'Atlas Shrugged'|John Galt
31/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ODD WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$200|easy|An explosion rated a megaton is equal to this many tons of TNT|a million
30/11/2000|Jeopardy!|BLOSSOM|$400|easy|Trees grown for their blossoms rather than their fruit are usually called this synonym of 'decorative'|Ornamental
11/04/1997|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'A'|$200|easy|Wonderland waif             (5)|Alice
21/11/2001|Jeopardy!|DAMN YANKEES|$400|easy|In 1956 this Oklahoman won the Triple Crown, hitting .353, with 52 HRs & 130 RBIs|Mickey Mantle
26/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARY AUTHORS|$1000|hard|Like her heroine Kay Scarpetta, this author once worked for the chief medical examiner's office in Virginia|Patricia Cornwell
11/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE ENGLISH MONARCH SPEAKS|$1000|hard|In 1610 this Scot told Parliament 'Kings are...God's lieutenants upon Earth'|James I
07/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THE CARIBBEAN|$200|easy|These areas not for the shy include parts of Jamaica's Seven Mile Beach & of course Booby Cay, just offshore|nudist beaches
09/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BRIDGES|$600|medium|A 400-year-old landmark bridge in this nation's city of Mostar was destroyed by Croat forces in 1993|Bosnia-Herzegovina
30/06/2003|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$400|easy|Around 600 B.C. some Phoenicians claimed to have sailed around this continent, 2,000 years before the Portuguese|Africa
13/01/2011|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE 'G's|$1000|hard|In 2009 this NYC landmark celebrated its 50th anniv. with an exhibition on its designer, Frank Lloyd Wright|the Guggenheim museum
10/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BEAUTY|$200|easy|Short masculine nickname that's also a woman's short hair style|Bob
17/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH DINOSAURS|$400|easy|In 1902 in Montana, paleontologist Barnum Brown unearthed the first specimen of this dinosaur 'king'|a T. rex
21/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PET PROJECTS?|$400|easy|Robert Redford: 'The _____ Whisperer'|Horse
10/09/2007|Jeopardy!|ALSO A SOAP BRAND|$600|medium|Molten rock|Lava
10/03/1998|Jeopardy!|ROCK STARS|$300|easy|This group is known as Zee 'Little Ol' Band From Texas'|ZZ Top
27/12/2011|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN AMERICANS|$400|easy|In the 1940s Stetson Kennedy infiltrated this group, whom he mocked as the 'Dumb Klux'|the KKK (Ku Klux Klan)
03/05/2010|Jeopardy!|NO WAY!  IT'S NORWAY!|$400|easy|In 1814 the Norwegian parliament accepted this country's King Charles XIII to rule Norway as well|Sweden
21/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORD|$600|medium|From a Latin word meaning 'to hang' comes this word for an ornament that hangs from a necklace|Pendant
22/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$800|hard|Queen Mary, consort of this 20th century British king, had been his late brother's fiance|George V
20/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$2000|hard|According to Jeremiah, this place seems to be short of balm & physicians|Gilead
22/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE FILM VAULT|$400|easy|Sidney Poitier starred in the 1961 film version of this Lorraine Hansberry drama about a black Chicago family|A Raisin in the Sun
04/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH TRIVIA|$600|medium|In British newspapers, it's what a 'Page 3 Girl' is usually lacking|clothing
20/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|JUST SAY 'NO'|$1600|hard|A mutual fund that doesn't carry a sales charge going in or out is described as this type|no-load
02/01/2003|Jeopardy!|REPTILES|$600|medium|It's said that a common box one of these, Terrapene carolina, lived to be around 130 years old|turtle
06/05/2011|Jeopardy!|THE PRESIDENT WHO WROTE...|$1000|hard|'Principles of Mining'|Hoover
28/03/2000|Jeopardy!|SPELL THE LAST NAME|$300|easy|Stone Age cartoon series star Fred...|F-L-I-N-T-S-T-O-N-E
16/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE LATIN|$400|easy|The abbreviation R.I.P., Requiescat In Pace, is translated as this|Rest in Peace
27/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK OF AGES|$1200|hard|Give me a Z!  One crystal of this 6-letter mineral was found in sandstone formed in Australia about 4.4 bil. years ago|zircon
06/01/2006|Jeopardy!|THE VICE PRESIDENT WHO...|$400|easy|...received a law degree from Indiana University in 1974|Dan Quayle
12/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$1000|hard|As Lot's wife left Sodom and was told not to look back, he left Hades and was told not to look back|Orpheus
26/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$600|medium|Name shared by a Siberian people, their Uralic language & their dog, seen here: [Video - elegant white dog]|Samoyed
02/04/1990|Jeopardy!|SUDDEN DEATH|$400|easy|In 1984 this author of 'The Complete Book of Running' died while running|Jim Fixx
01/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FAO SCHWARZ|$1600|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew's friend is old hat at FAO Schwarz in New York.)  If you want Harry Potter gear, you can get this type of hat that assigns students to a Hogwarts house|the Sorting Hat
19/01/1993|Jeopardy!|'SAVE'|$100|easy|In the proverb, it's what a 'stitch in time' does|saves nine
05/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DR. FAUST WILL SEE YOU NOW|$2000|hard|Marlowe's Faustus uses this magic power to snatch things from the hands of the astonished pope|invisibility
14/02/2008|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|Seen here, this city boasts a spectacular skyline, especially in the evening|Seattle
09/12/2010|Jeopardy!|PRE-1929 U.S. PAPER CURRENCY|$1000|hard|For a brief time in the 1860s, this 'Great Compromiser' appeared on the $50 U.S. note|Henry Clay
27/04/2001|Jeopardy!|C'EST CHEESE!|$400|easy|At the Congress of Vienna, in a contest instigated by Talleyrand, this French cheese won the title 'Le Roi du Fromage'|Brie
03/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MAY-DECEMBER MOVIES|$800|hard|In 1985's 'Murphy's Romance', this actor romanced Sally Field|James Garner
23/11/2001|Jeopardy!|THE IBERIAN PENINSULA|$400|easy|To make port in Porto, Portugal, add this to wine & age|brandy
10/12/1986|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$1000|hard|In 'Spring Symphony', Nastassja Kinski plays Clara Wieck, pianist & wife of this composer|Schumann
04/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK REPORT|$600|medium|In Sheila Burnford's 'Incredible Journey', 2 dogs & a cat trek across this country|Canada
16/10/2002|Jeopardy!|PAPER|$1000|hard|Manila paper was originally made from this rope substance from Manila|hemp
03/03/1997|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$400|easy|The Burr Oak, Iowa hotel in which this 'Little House on the Prairie' author briefly lived is a museum|Laura Ingalls Wilder
14/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$1000|hard|With 14 Oscar nominations, 'Titanic' tied the record of this 1950 Bette Davis film|All About Eve
26/11/1997|Jeopardy!|THOSE DREADED STORY PROBLEMS|$500|medium|If a dieting 2-ton elephant lost 10 pounds a week for a year he'd weigh this much|3,480 pounds
16/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$1000|hard|This onetime Supreme Court candidate judges America in 'Slouching Towards Gomorrah'|Robert Bork
05/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THOSE '70s SHOWS|$2000|hard|Jim-Bob, Mary Ellen, Grandpa|The Waltons
21/03/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$200|easy|At age 26 Jonathan Dayton of New Jersey was the youngest signer of this 1787 document|The Constitution
18/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|2007 NEWS|$2000|hard|This American general assumed command of the multinational force in Iraq on Feb. 10, 2007|Petraeus
05/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ROAMIN' WITH THE ROMANS|$400|easy|By 240 B.C. a roamin' Roman could ease on down this road all the 'way' to Brindisi|The Appian Way
13/11/1990|Jeopardy!|GOLD|$100|easy|The world's largest gold field, the Witwatersrand, is in this country|South Africa
21/06/2001|Jeopardy!|RYDERS|$200|easy|Little Beaver was this comic strip character's Indian companion; we wonder when he's coming back|Red Ryder
02/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICAN ART|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew at the Sitka Cultural Center in Alaska)  The white man is depicted here on a totem pole commissioned for this 1976 event|the Bicentennial
09/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR-WINNING ROLES|$1200|hard|Don Vito Corleone (2 actors)|Marlon Brando & Robert De Niro
13/10/2010|Jeopardy!|I WANT A COOKIE!|$400|easy|This sandwich cookie brand also has one covered in milk chocolate & a Golden Uh-Oh with chocolate creme|Oreo
06/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL VOCABULARY|$200|easy|Grimace is used as a noun meaning pretense or sham in his novel 'Moll Flanders'|Daniel Defoe
05/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$1600|hard|These heavenly twins were said to have helped the Romans defeat warring Latin tribes at Lake Regillus in 496 B.C.|Castor & Pollux
24/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NUDE WORDS & PHRASES|$1200|hard|If you went swimming 'in the' this word, it doesn't mean in undyed leather, as it might imply|buff
16/11/2010|Jeopardy!|ENVIRONMENTALISM|$200|easy|Naturalist John Muir was the first president of this environmentally friendly 'Club'|the Sierra Club
08/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MINIVANS|$600|medium|The '96 Dodge Caravan was the first minivan to be this 'Trend'y magazine's Car of the Year|Motor Trend
14/10/2010|Jeopardy!|THE GOSPELS|$400|easy|In the first chapter of Luke, she said, 'my soul doth magnify the lord' & 'all generations shall call me blessed'|Mary
22/07/2010|Jeopardy!|AT THE BUSINESS' WEBSITE|$600|medium|Shh!  This 2-word company had a link for 'most-loved bras ...inspire desire ...giving & getting'|Victoria's Secret
22/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE YEAR IN SPORTS|$800|hard|It was the year of Babe Ruth's career high in home runs|1927
15/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GENETICS|$200|easy|Each human cell has 23 pairs of chromosomes, 1 of them this type rated XX or XY|Sex chromosome
19/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BASKETBALL WITH COACH DIXON|$1600|hard|(Coach Dixon diagrams the clue on the board.)  We'll never get transition points if you don't sharpen up this pass that gets the fast break going|an outlet pass
09/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OLD KING|$400|easy|This proverbially wealthy man of ancient times was the last king of Lydia|Croesus
16/07/1998|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK|$500|medium|He's Barney & Betty Rubble's noisy son|Bamm-Bamm
15/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE CIA WORLD FACTBOOK|$4000|hard|The center of power of an empire until 1918, this country is a bit smaller than Maine|Austria
02/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GET THEE TO A RUNNER-Y|$400|easy|At the 1936 Summer Olympics, he ran a record 20.7 seconds in the 200 Meters|Jesse Owens
29/01/2004|Jeopardy!|SPORTS ILLUSTRATED 50th ANNIVERSARY|$800|hard|After breaking the 4-minute mile, he wrote an article for Sports Illustrated on 'The Joy of Running'|Roger Bannister
31/10/2001|Jeopardy!|TORAH! TORAH! TORAH!|$400|easy|In Genesis it is said that he was 'a just man and perfect in his generations'|Noah
09/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AN ERNEST CATEGORY|$1600|hard|In 1947 he headlined the first Grand Ole Opry concert at Carnegie Hall|Ernest Tubb
16/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ABRAHAM LINCOLN|$400|easy|It was an 11-year-old girl who first suggested that Lincoln do this to improve his appearance|grow a beard
12/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HEADS|$600|medium|This president took power after the 1981 assassination of his predecessor|Hosni Mubarak (of Egypt)
24/07/2009|Jeopardy!|PREHISTORIC TIMES|$200|easy|Homo sapiens had a higher & more rounded one of these than did Homo erectus|a skull
11/04/1997|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'A'|$300|easy|'Baked' state           (6)|Alaska
17/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ART FOR ART'S SAKE!|$600|medium|As evidenced here, this artist's Neoclassic style made him a favorite of French rulers|David
30/11/2001|Jeopardy!|USES FOR ARSENIC|$200|easy|Arsenic compounds are used as coloring agents in these sky displays|fireworks
30/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|HISPANIC AMERICA|$400|easy|On September 16, 1996 La Opinion, one of these in Los Angeles, celebrated its 70th anniversary|a newspaper
12/03/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE BROWN BOMBER|$1600|hard|In his last fight in 1951, Joe Louis was knocked out by this boxer, who shares his nickname with a Stallone movie|Rocky Marciano
11/11/1997|Jeopardy!|TV THAT'S GOOD FOR YOU|$500|medium|This network features the Emmy-winning program 'Great Performances'|PBS
08/02/2000|Jeopardy!|MONEY MEN|$400|easy|This president seen on a bill lost all his money to swindler Ferdinand Ward in 1884|Ulysses S. Grant
23/02/2010|Jeopardy!|VEGAS CASINOS|$200|easy|The casino so nice they named it twice, this place has room types called the Skyline & Broadway Deluxe|New York New York
10/06/1999|Jeopardy!|THIS & THAT|$200|easy|You can still see the wheel ruts in this pioneer trail that ran from Independence to the Willamette Valley|Oregon Trail
09/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS ON FILM|$800|hard|Radical journalist played by Warren Beatty in 'Reds'|John Reed
29/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY EXPRESSIONS|$800|hard|You might 'as well as be hanged for a sheep as' one of these|Lamb
07/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A GAS|$1200|hard|Automobiles are equipped with catalytic converters that convert carbon monoxide into this gas|carbon dioxide
20/09/1999|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'U'|$100|easy|This outdoor Hawaiian feast often features a roast pig|Luau
14/07/2006|Jeopardy!|HOMETOWN ATHLETES|$200|easy|Out of retirement to play for this hometown team, Roger Clemens led them to their first World Series in 2005|the (Houston) Astros
24/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1600|hard|A Russian goldsmith first made this prized enameled, jeweled McDonald's breakfast sandwich in 1973|Faberge Egg McMuffin
16/02/1998|Jeopardy!|'OY'!|$500|medium|Meaning 'Hear!  Attend!', it's a cry uttered by a court officer to command silence & attention|Oyez!
14/11/2006|Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$1000|hard|On the final chord heard here, the pianist uses the sustaining one of these|a pedal
19/12/2000|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN EXPLORERS|$100|easy|From trips there around 1910 to get animals to stuff, Carl Akeley felt this continent's wildlife was doomed|Africa
19/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|5-SYLLABLE WORDS|$1200|hard|To try too hard when making up for a defect|overcompensate
17/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIG APPLE|$200|easy|About 65 percent of you & about 85 percent of an apple consist of this|Water
27/12/2004|Final Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|None|None|This sea that extends about 1,200 miles was referred to in ancient times as the Erythraean Sea|the Red Sea
28/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CHINESE HISTORY|$800|hard|In 868 this dynasty produced the world's first block-printed book, but not the drink favored by astronauts|Tang
22/03/2010|Jeopardy!|OF OUTRAGEOUS FORTUNE|$1000|hard|So many choices: this Philippine first lady had 508 floor-length gowns to wear with her 1,060 pairs of shoes|Imelda Marcos
20/06/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|$600|medium|On his 70th birthday, December 21, 1949, this Soviet leader set up his own 'peace prizes'|Stalin
29/12/2006|Jeopardy!|I COULDA BEEN A CONTENDER!|$600|medium|This former senator & NBA star lost the 2000 Democratic presidential nomination to Al Gore|Bill Bradley
10/04/2008|Jeopardy!|ON THE CUTTING EDGE|$400|easy|It was used by the farmer's wife to cut off the tails of the 3 blind mice|a carving knive
01/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|GREAT THINKERS|$600|medium|Greek philosopher whose works were the basis for most scientific study well into 17th C.|Aristotle
10/01/1997|Jeopardy!|'Y' NOT|$100|easy|In Chinese dualistic philosophy, Yin is the female cosmic principle; this is the male|Yang
17/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$400|easy|The giraffe is the world's tallest mammal; this is the second tallest|Elephant
22/05/1992|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$200|easy|The length of this on Jupiter is less than 10 hours|the day
27/05/2003|Jeopardy!|HAWAII|$200|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew on the island of Oahu)  These are the two times it's most customary to place a lei around a mainlander's neck|when they leave & when they arrive
16/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|'B' IN LITERATURE|$800|hard|The narrator of his 1845 poem 'My Last Duchess' is a Renaissance duke of Ferrara|Robert Browning
08/10/2001|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'G'|$300|easy|It precedes Dane & Depression (5)|Great
03/04/1997|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL CANADA|$500|medium|Tea leaves are read at the 1918 Chocolate Shop, the oldest restaurant in this Manitoba capital|Winnipeg
28/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PAIR CAPITA|$1200|hard|Known for their 1972 match, these Russian & American chess players had a rematch 20 years later|Fischer & Spassky
20/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE TERMS|$2000|hard|The construction technique of vertical posts & crosspieces is called 'post & lintel' or 'post &' this|beam
23/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GENUS I.Q.|$2000|hard|The jackal & the wolf|Canis
14/04/2005|Final Jeopardy!|ANCIENT CITIES|None|None|It sided with Sparta in the Peloponnesian War, & the Bible includes 2 letters to its Christians|Corinth
21/09/2001|Jeopardy!|OUR FUNNY ACCENTS|$300|easy|Dropping the 'R' from soitain woids is associated with this borough that includes Flatbush|Brooklyn
23/06/2006|Jeopardy!|A, B OR C|$1000|hard|Symbol of the unit used to measure the wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation|A (more correctly, Å)
04/06/2008|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY LIVES|$200|easy|In titles of biographies, he's referred to as a 'Comic Genius', a 'Genius of the Cinema' & a 'Tramp'|(Charlie) Chaplin
12/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'H'|$1600|hard|During the Revolutionary War these mercenaries made up about a third of England's forces|the Hessians
15/03/2006|Jeopardy!|I'LL HAVE THE BEEF|$200|easy|You're not ordering a prison weapon; it's this front leg of beef that requires braising|a shank
28/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY TRANSLATIONS|$600|medium|Existential disappearing act 'L'Etre et le Neant'|Being and Nothingness
19/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|4 N|$800|hard|'U' know it means not deliberate; I'm sorry, that slip of the tongue was completely this|unintentional
27/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR II|$200|easy|Germany's 'Desert Fox'|Rommel
28/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE 'N' CROWD|$600|medium|After a breakdown around 1919, this Russian-born ballet dancer spent the rest of his life in & out of asylums|Nijinsky
08/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SEARCHING THE GLOBE|$200|easy|In the 1840s William Colenso explored the northern end of this country's North Island|New Zealand
15/04/1998|Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS ON TV SHOWS|$500|medium|The TV producer he plays on 'The Tom Show' was dumped by Shannon Tweed, not Roseanne|Tom Arnold
22/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ABOVE THE WAIST|$800|hard|When food enters the small intestine, it's joined there by this fluid stored in the gallbladder|bile
19/05/2011|Jeopardy!|SUPER BOWL MVPs|$200|easy|In 2002 & 2004, this patriots quarterback|Tom Brady
04/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A_O_L|$2000|hard|These microscopic air sacs in the lungs are the site of gas exchange|alveoli
04/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|EDUCATION|$200|easy|WRAS-FM in this largest Georgia city is the USA's most powerful student-run college radio station|Atlanta
06/07/2011|Jeopardy!|FOR KIDS|$600|medium|In comic books, this kind-hearted bird is often seen with his friend, Wormie|Owlie
14/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FAIRBURY, NEBRASKA|$1200|hard|In 1861 this great-great-grandfather of astronaut Bruce McCandless was killed by this 'Wild' gunslinger near Fairbury|Wild Bill Hickok
16/02/1987|Jeopardy!|THE LIBRARY|$100|easy|Defacing books or shouting or throwing spitballs at the other readers|three activities prohibited in the library
03/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE|$1200|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from inside the Opera House in Sydney, Australia)  In March 2010, just shy of 90, this sitar virtuoso performed on the opera house stage with his daughter Anoushka in his 'Farewell to Australia' tour|Ravi Shankar
15/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$1000|hard|(Hi, I'm Donny Osmond)  I sang 'Any Dream Will Do' from 'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat' at this composer's 50th birthday celebration in London in 1998|Andrew Lloyd Webber
06/05/2002|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE FROM INDIA|$200|easy|The international airport in New Delhi bears her name|Indira Gandhi
04/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE FRENCH|$2000|hard|'Mayonnaise' may come from the Spanish city of Mahon; this term for food with onions is from a French city name|lyonnaise
08/04/1997|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$500|medium|The National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis has an exhibit on this city's 1955 bus boycott|Montgomery, Alabama
22/01/2001|Jeopardy!|NETWORKING|$400|easy|'Inside NASCAR', 'Grand Ole Opry Live', 'Bill Dance Outdoors'|TNN (The Nashville Network)
28/02/1997|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$200|easy|This 'King Of Pop' & a Saudi prince launched Kingdom Entertainment, a joint venture, in 1996|Michael Jackson
13/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$1000|hard|Meyerbeer's 'Les Huguenots' revolves around this 1572 massacre of the Huguenots|the St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre
21/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'C.S.', I|$1200|hard|As a congressman he sponsored 1994's Brady Bill on handguns; now, he's New York's senior senator|Chuck Schumer
29/03/1999|Jeopardy!|BRAIN CANDY|$300|easy|It does 'matter' that you give us this colorful slang term for the brain|gray matter
28/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COMEDIE & TRAGEDIE FRANCAISE|$400|easy|Beaumarchais paired a clever servant with an amorous master in 'Le barbier de Seville' & 'Le mariage de' him|Figaro
28/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$200|easy|'Today' Show weatherman Willard Scott was the 1st to play this clown for McDonald's|Ronald McDonald
31/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OLYMPIC MASCOTS|$1200|hard|The 1988 Winter Games in Calgary & the 1980 Summer Games in Moscow had species of these as mascots|Bears
20/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TOUCHED BY AN ANGEL|$1600|hard|This 18th century Swedish scientist who had visions of angels gave his name to a Christian Mystic movement|Swedenborg
10/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NEXT IN LINE, PLEASE|$1000|hard|Pius XI, Pius XII, John XXIII...|Paul VI
06/12/2000|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY SPORTS|$300|easy|Bob Beamon made his record 29' 2 1/2'' long jump in the thin air of this city in 1968|Mexico City
08/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE ANNIE HALL OF FAME|$1200|hard|In 1991 she had her first museum exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery, a rare honor for a living photographer|Annie Leibovitz
24/03/2005|Jeopardy!|CRUISIN' THE CARIBBEAN|$600|medium|Destiny & Liberty are 2 of this line's 'Fun Ships'|Carnival
22/09/2004|Jeopardy!|MONEY, MONEY, MONEY|$400|easy|He's the only Civil War general currently depicted on U.S. money|Grant
17/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NOT YOUR EVERYDAY WORDS|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew)  Spicy-sounding name for the type of comb I'm using to give Daily Double a good grooming|curry comb
10/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THEY WERE STONED|$400|easy|The Spanish claimed this Aztec emperor was stoned to death by his own people|Moctezuma
11/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$200|easy|This March observance has been called the 'most important national holiday in Ireland'|St. Patrick's Day
03/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1400s|$400|easy|The age of this this type of fighting man was ending; the Teutonic ones got whupped by King Casimir IV of Poland|knights
09/12/2009|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL SONGS|$1000|hard|The Tokens: 'Wimoweh, wimoweh , wimoweh, wimoweh, in the jungle, the mighty jungle'|The Lion Sleeps Tonight
12/04/2010|Jeopardy!|THEY WILL 'COMB'|$400|easy|A sequence of numbers or letters that opens a lock|a combination
13/04/2006|Jeopardy!|AN OCCUPATION, OR...|$1000|hard|The work of Kim Philby & 'Harriet', or to catch sight of suddenly|spy
06/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ASTEROIDS|$200|easy|In December 1994 asteroid 1994 XM1 came within 65,000 miles of this planet -- too close for comfort|Earth
09/09/1999|Jeopardy!|SOCIAL STUDIES|$300|easy|In the 15th century, Cheng Ho explored the Indian Ocean while in the service of this country|China
07/03/2003|Final Jeopardy!|SUMMER OLYMPIC VENUES|None|None|The only time the host country failed to win a gold medal was at the Olympics held in this Western Hemisphere city|Montreal (1976)
22/04/2009|Jeopardy!|AHD NEGATIVE PREFIXES|$600|medium|Before louse|de-
04/12/2009|Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$200|easy|Along with Picasso & Braque, Juan Gris was a leading member of this movement|Cubism
20/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$200|easy|Date during WWII on which the Allies put Operation Overlord into action|June 6, 1944 (D-Day)
23/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PETER O'TOOLE TIME|$400|easy|Turned down by Brando & Albert Finney, the role of this adventurer made O'Toole an international star|Lawrence of Arabia
16/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE HOOSIER STATE|$2000|hard|This Democrat, now Indiana's junior senator, served as the state's governor from 1989 to 1997|Evan Bayh
31/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MY MICHELLE|$1200|hard|In 2002, at age 12, she became the youngest golfer ever to qualify for an LPGA event|Michelle Wie
06/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SINGING ACTORS|$1600|hard|In 2001 this Oscar winner sang 'Angelina', a romantic tribute to his fifth wife, on his album 'Private Radio'|Billy Bob Thornton
25/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TRIVIA|$400|easy|Mary Poppins' magical, musical tongue-twister|supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
05/09/2000|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK|$100|easy|Don Messick was the voice of this companion to Yogi Bear|Boo Boo
12/05/2005|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$200|easy|To pass a bill over a presidential veto, Congress must approve it by this fraction of those members present|two-thirds
28/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TV SHOW BY CAST|$2000|hard|Robert Buckley, James Lafferty|One Tree Hill
06/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS|$1600|hard|Kids' books are under PZ in the LOC's cataloging system; this Michael Ende 'Story' is in the PZ7's|The Neverending Story
13/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|NEAR EAST ANCIENT HISTORY|$1600|hard|Scholars label Old Persian royal inscriptions X for Xerxes, C for Cyrus & D for him|Darius
10/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN BRAINBUSTERS|$400|easy|'The Blackboard Jungle' was the debut film of this actor, Jennifer Jason Leigh's father|Vic Morrow
21/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE QUOTES|$2000|hard|'I know that you & Frank were planning to disconnect me, & that's something I cannot allow to happen'|2001: A Space Odyssey
23/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NEWTONIAN PHYSICS|$1000|hard|Usual translation of Newton's words 'Actioni contrariam semper et aequalem esse reactionem'|For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction
11/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|IF THEY MARRIED...|$1600|hard|If lady outlaw Starr married jazz saxophonist Art, she'd have this spicy name|Belle Pepper
13/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OXYMORONS|$600|medium|'Same' this is a slangy response on being given irrelevant information|difference
22/12/2006|Jeopardy!|THE LARGEST IN AREA|$1000|hard|Switzerland, Poland, Thailand|Thailand
13/11/2009|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL WOMEN|$200|easy|She was the Philistine mistress of Samson who got him to tell the secret of his strength|Delilah
11/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LAST LINES FROM MOVIES|$800|hard|Janet Gaynor closed this film saying, 'Hello, everybody.  This is Mrs. Norman Maine.'|A Star is Born
15/05/2003|Jeopardy!|TRUE & FALSE|$600|medium|In digital logic circuits, 1 is true & this number is false|0
27/03/1998|Jeopardy!|UNSOLVED MYSTERIES|$500|medium|The last prophecy from the Virgin Mary's appearance in this Portuguese town remains a papal secret|Fatima
12/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S RAINING 'MN'|$2000|hard|Please don't forget this word, from the Greek for 'oblivion'|amnesia
30/04/1997|Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$100|easy|It's no longer forbidden to visit the Forbidden City in this capital of China|Beijing
17/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$800|hard|Baby grand, professional grand, concert grand|types of pianos
09/05/2008|Jeopardy!|LET'S SPEAK FRENCH|$200|easy|A pop song might say, 'Hit Me Baby Encore Une Fois'--the last 3 words meaning this|One More Time
11/02/2008|Jeopardy!|PARENTAL PAST LIVES|$800|hard|Dad used to milk goats & dress in costume for tourists as one of these Puritan travelers at Plimoth Plantation|a Pilgrim
01/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OUR 'WORLD' (& WELCOME TO IT)|$600|medium|The domain of Hades, brother of Zeus & Poseidon|The Underworld
03/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|STREET SMARTS|$1500|hard|Famous street seen here in a work by California artist Gus Bayz: (AKA 'The Crookedest Street in the World')|Lombard Street (in San Francisco)
17/11/2006|Jeopardy!|JERSEY BOYS|$200|easy|Though in Arabic his first & middle names mean 'little warrior', there's nothing little about this 7'1'' Miami center|Shaquille O'Neal
30/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS' DIRECTORIAL DEBUTS|$1600|hard|'A Bronx Tale' (1993)|(Robert) De Niro
01/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MATH|$400|easy|It's a plane figure bounded by 3 straight lines that intersect at 3 vertices|a triangle
25/05/2005|Jeopardy!|THIS MUST BE BELGIAN|$600|medium|In the post 9/11 travel downturn, this national airline collapsed & was replaced by the smaller SN|Sabina
19/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|Not only was this man Chief Justice of the U.S. from 1801 to 1835, he's also Eminem's real name|John Marshall Mathers
08/10/1998|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT ARTHROPOD|$200|easy|This butterfly has a 4-inch wingspan|Monarch butterfly
27/11/2007|Jeopardy!|MAPPING THE TOP 40|$600|medium|Appropriately, Manhattan Transfer: 'Oo wah oo wah cool cool kitty, tell us about the boy from' here|New York City
26/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$1600|hard|Appropriately, this vitamin C advocate had the middle initial C, which stood for Carl|Linus Pauling
08/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ZODIAC SYMBOLS|$400|easy|This bovine is Zeus in disguise, which makes it Zeus in da skies|Taurus
23/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$1000|hard|This monumental work by Edward Gibbon covers 13 centuries until the capture of Constantinople|The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
26/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$1200|hard|Tradition says that Columbus announced his discovery of the New World in a courtyard of this Spanish port|Barcelona
04/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$600|medium|His 6th Symphony, not 'Swan Lake', was his swan song|Tchaikovsky
04/02/2008|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'N'|$1000|hard|Amiable French port city (4)|Nice
19/04/2001|Jeopardy!|GLOBAL NUMBERS|$200|easy|The latitude in degrees of the North Pole|90
03/01/2008|Jeopardy!|THEY OWN THAT?|$400|easy|Like Banana Republic, Old Navy is owned by this company|the Gap
20/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BROTHERS|$1000|hard|Brothers who designed the 1st hot air balloon to carry people; they got 2 other suckers...er, people to try it|Montgolfier brothers
28/09/1992|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$1000|hard|This creator of the comic strip 'Pogo' previously worked as a Disney animator|Walt Kelly
28/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES' FAVORITE BOOKS|$800|hard|(I'm Michael McKean.)  A favorite of mine is this author's 'Cat's Cradle', a book named for a children's game but dealing with the end of life on Earth|Kurt Vonnegut
30/04/2010|Jeopardy!|SCENE & HERD|$400|easy|All the animals join the 'Circle Of Life' to see the baby cub Simba in this animated film from 1994|The Lion King
23/01/2001|Jeopardy!|ON THE 'TIP'|$400|easy|Superstar Tiny Tim's only Top 40 song|Tiptoe Through the Tulips
17/12/1999|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAY SONGS|$200|easy|'Oh' this, this, this, 'I made it out of clay...and when it's dry and ready then' this 'I shall play'|Dreidel
04/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$200|easy|This artist's 'The Thinker' was originally intended to crown his 'Gates of Hell' monument|Auguste Rodin
24/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GO GREYHOUND|$1600|hard|In Proverbs 30:31 this son of David wrote about a greyhound, the only dog breed mentioned in the Old Testament|Solomon
29/06/2007|Jeopardy!|COOKIN' UP CATFISH|$600|medium|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew delivers the clue as she makes catfish at the Taylor Grocery in Mississippi.) One key ingredient in a good catfish fry coating is this sauce, developed in India but named for the English city where it was first bottled|Worcesterchire
03/12/1993|Jeopardy!|1500|$300|easy|When blown off course, explorer Pedro Cabral discovered this country and claimed it for Portugal|Brazil
25/07/2006|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL FIRSTS|$400|easy|It was no act; he was the first president to have been divorced|Reagan
25/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HITTING A HOMER|$1600|hard|The king of Troy & husband to Hecuba|Priam
01/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$2000|hard|This port city became the capital of Jamaica in 1872, succeeding Port Royal|Kingston
03/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|$400|easy|This doctor becomes acquainted with Lara when they work together at a Russian Red Cross hospital|Dr. Zhivago
15/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ELEMENTAL|$400|easy|This element's symbol, Hg, comes from the Latin word hydrargyrum, meaning 'liquid silver'|mercury
18/03/2003|Jeopardy!|WE'VE GOT ISSUES|$200|easy|In 2001 terrorism fears spurred calls to close Indian Point, this type of power plant near NYC|nuclear power plant
08/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS|$200|easy|Usual profession of John Grisham's heroes, including 'The Street' one|Lawyers
02/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SNACK ATTACK|$2000|hard|'The Ultimate Crunch', this favorite in flavors like Chile Picante, Original & Ranch, is a no-no if you have braces|Corn Nuts
30/09/2002|Jeopardy!|HIDDEN|$1000|hard|Latin for 'things to be done', you have to watch out for a person's hidden one|agenda
30/03/1998|Jeopardy!|SHERRY|$400|easy|Don't sit on your response; identify this sherry barrel holding over 100 gallons|a butt
09/05/2005|Jeopardy!|BARBRA STREISAND MOVIES|$200|easy|2004: Barbra Streisand meets her potential in-laws|Meet the Fockers
12/09/2003|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE A RAPPER|$200|easy|Term for an item, like paper towels, consisting of a double layer|2-ply
30/12/2002|Jeopardy!|I SHOT THE SHARIF|$800|hard|Sharif played Fanny Brice's husband Nicky Arnstein in this William Wyler-directed film|Funny Girl
06/01/2000|Jeopardy!|TWO|$400|easy|In engines: Stephen Briggs &...|Harold Stratton
23/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BYE BYE BIRDIE|$2000|hard|Sorry, Clarice, I won't be serving any Norfolk Island this bird, as it went extinct in 1923; care for some liver?|a starling
02/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY EXPRESSIONS|$800|hard|This 2-word term meaning the best or largest portion of something comes from one of Aesop's Fables|Lion's share
05/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE GOD SQUAD|$1600|hard|Izanagi & Izanami are male & female creator gods from this island nation of Asia|Japan
29/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY BOOKS|$2000|hard|Like several of his films, this director's novel 'A Child's Night Dream' touches upon Vietnam|Oliver Stone
03/07/2001|Jeopardy!|YOUTHFUL NAMES|$300|easy|Farrah's replacement on 'Charlie's Angels', she was one of the singing voices on 'Josie and the Pussycats'|Cheryl Ladd
10/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT|$800|hard|Wright's design for this Manhattan museum features a spiral ramp, realizing his ideal of a continuous space|Guggenheim
13/09/2007|Jeopardy!|OF PAIN|$800|hard|Per the MLB injury report, Randy Johnson missed his last regular season start of 2006 due to back these|spasms
24/03/2005|Jeopardy!|STATE TREES|$400|easy|The seeds of the horse chestnut, Ohio's state tree, resemble the orb of a male deer, giving it this nickname|the buckeye
13/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER QUOTES|$1000|hard|In 'Sea Fever' John Masefield wrote, 'All I ask is a tall' one of these 'and a star to steer her by'|Ship
19/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'CAB'|$600|medium|Stephen King's 1980 overview of the horror genre was called 'Danse' this|Macabre
10/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PIRATE MOVIES|$400|easy|Anthony Quinn was a pirate stuck with stowaway children in the film 'A High Wind In' this place|Jamaica
07/10/1999|Jeopardy!|TV's COMIC BOOK HEROES|$100|easy|Adam West|Batman
12/01/2001|Jeopardy!|NEW MEXICO|$100|easy|Bugs Bunny often said, 'I knew I shoulda taken that left turn at' this city|Albuquerque
08/10/1997|Jeopardy!|HOME IMPROVEMENT|$100|easy|After tiling a floor, let the adhesive set before applying this between the tiles|grout
12/05/2008|Jeopardy!|OPRAH'S BOOK CLUB|$800|hard|This beloved country is the setting of Alan Paton's 'Cry, the Beloved Country'|South Africa
03/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LOST & ROUND|$1200|hard|An offering at Taco Bell: Mexican ____|pizza
09/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'N' THE KNOW|$1200|hard|It's the French word we use for a slight or delicate difference in color or meaning|nuance
15/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE IMPRESSIONISTS|$800|hard|Camille Pissarro called this U.S.-born painter of 'Arrangements' the only artist 'of whom America can be justly proud'|Whistler
01/10/1999|Jeopardy!|FLAGS OF THE WORLD|$500|medium|'Wat''s new for this country?  Its flag seen here, adopted in 1993|Cambodia
02/11/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$300|easy|About 25 miles north of Miami, it was named for a structure built during the 2nd Seminole War|Fort Lauderdale
12/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|VIVA MEXICO!|$1500|hard|Mexico celebrates Labor Day on the same date as many European nations & this holiday 4 days later|Cinco de Mayo
28/06/1988|Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|10-letter word usually spoken when standing with hand over heart before a U.S. flag|allegiance
20/03/2009|Jeopardy!|GET OUT YOUR BIBLES|$1000|hard|In John, this high priest says, 'One man should die for the people, and... the whole nation perish not'|Caiaphas
26/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'V'|$1600|hard|Orchid with a tasty bean (7)|vanilla
14/04/2000|Jeopardy!|PLAYING DUMB|$400|easy|In this film Rick Rossovich was the lunk whom Steve Martin helped in pursuing Daryl Hannah|Roxanne
05/05/2003|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC QUOTATIONS|$1000|hard|In a line providing a John O'Hara title, Death is surprised to see a man in Baghdad when they had an 'appointment'  here|Samara
31/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THEODORE ROOSEVELT|$1600|hard|In 1906 TR became the first American to win a Nobel Prize: he helped to end this Asian war|the Russo-Japanese War
06/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|EXPRESSION-ISM|$600|medium|From a phenomenon on the back of the hand, it's used of a tense person on a plane or a roller coaster|White-knuckle
03/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|I'M FEELIN' HAPPY!|$800|hard|Rapture, or the first name of Ms. Behar of 'The View'... so what? who cares?|Joy
02/10/2006|Jeopardy!|DISNEY CHANNEL|$800|hard|Miley Stewart, who moved to Malibu from Tennessee, leads a double life as this 14-year-old pop star|Hannah Montana
08/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD AUTHORS|$400|easy|Last name of brothers Jakob & Wilhelm, known for their German dictionary as well as their fairy tales|Grimm
27/03/2006|Jeopardy!|THE HEISMAN TROPHY|$1000|hard|Originally, the Heisman Trophy was named for this NYC club where the award was annually presented|Downtown Athletic Club
15/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|STATE THE GEOGRAPHIC CENTER|$1200|hard|Yavapai County, which includes Prescott National Forest|Arizona
05/05/2005|Jeopardy!|YOU'LL RUE THE DAY|$400|easy|For this activity, Frommer's suggests Rome's Via Condotti, & in Paris, Rue du Faubourg St.-Honore|shopping
05/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$1500|hard|Many of the figures Degas modeled in clay or this substance were cast in bronze after his death|wax
15/11/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THAT WORD...?|$600|medium|…that means face up: A. prostrate B. prone C. supine D. incline|supine
26/01/2009|Jeopardy!|IT'S A GROUP THING|$800|hard|Like the legislature of Great Britain, a group of owls is called this|a parliament
09/10/2009|Jeopardy!|SPEAK UP!|$200|easy|A boxer: 'Frazier is so ugly he should donate his face to the U.S. Bureau of Wildlife'|Muhammad Ali
01/02/2007|Jeopardy!|NATURE STUDY|$1000|hard|This predatory canines native to Yellowstone were carefully reintroduced to the park in 1995|(grey) wolves
13/12/2007|Jeopardy!|CONVERT THE ROMAN NUMERALS|$800|hard|Truly a Venus: XXXVI, XXIV, XXXVI|36-24-36
05/01/2011|Jeopardy!|IT'S TV, IT'S HBO|$800|hard|In 2007 the Emmy for writing for a drama went to David Chase's 'Made in America' episode of this show, & then...|The Sopranos
08/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|VIDEOASIS|$400|easy|The U.S. national monument seen here is featured prominently in this 1977 Spielberg film (Devils Tower)|Close Encounters of the Third Kind
16/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED IN '07|$400|easy|1607: This site is settled in what would become the first permanent English colony in the New World|Jamestown
13/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|KIDS' DICTIONARY|$1200|hard|Made partly of rope, espadrilles are a type of these that a lot of girls wore in the summer of 2005|shoe (or sandal)
01/02/2011|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES & RACING|$800|hard|Patrick Dempsey has zoom-zoomed around with this automaker's racing team & lent his voice to ads for the car|Mazda
14/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION|$400|easy|Bush sent 14,000 troops into Panama in 1989 & 4,500 into this U.S. city in 1992 to quell riots|Los Angeles
21/02/1997|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$300|easy|To top off a French meal, you might try this pancake dish served flaming in an orange sauce|Crepes Suzette
29/09/2005|Jeopardy!|THEY KILT|$600|medium|Sometimes decorated with fur, a sporran is a traditional one of these worn in front of a kilt|a pouch (or purse)
27/03/1997|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL NICKNAMES|$100|easy|'Charlie Hustle'|Pete Rose
10/12/2010|Jeopardy!|'ER'|$400|easy|To wear away, geologically speaking|erode
25/03/2010|Jeopardy!|MY NAME IS GEORGE|$1000|hard|This singer guested as himself in a 1986 episode of 'The A-Team'; do you really want to hurt him & not know his name?|Boy George
22/10/2002|Jeopardy!|TEST YOUR SHORT TERM MEMORY|$200|easy|This short term for naturally occuring liquid hydrocarbons is found before 'slick' & 'well'|oil
15/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL TV THEMES|$800|hard|The evening newscast by Chet Huntley & this partner used Beethoven's 9th for its theme|(David) Brinkley
05/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A QUIET EVENING AT HOME|$800|hard|Researching the family tree, Grandpa's back on the Swenson family forum on the website called this -alogy.com|genealogy
11/10/2004|Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$800|hard|Founded in 1914, the American Pop Corn Company makes this 'happy' brand of popcorn, America's first|Jolly Time
14/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$400|easy|2005 marks 150 years since this poet first mowed his 'Leaves of Grass'|Walt Whitman
07/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SPORTS|$1000|hard|In 1997 this 14-year-old American became the youngest women's world figure skating champion|Tara Lipinski
26/10/1992|Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SPORTS|$100|easy|In July 1992, Patty Sheehan beat Juli Inkster in an 18-hole playoff to win this sport's U.S. Women's Open|golf
19/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NO MEN ALLOWED|$800|hard|These dancers seen here first gained 'exposure' with female audiences in 1978|Chippendales
11/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HAIR|$1000|hard|Natural hair color comes from this pigment deposited in the hair cells as they form|Melanin
14/09/2009|Jeopardy!|TOUCHDOWN!|$800|hard|Before he became one of 'The Dirty Dozen', this Cleveland running back hit pay dirt 126 times|Jim Brown
31/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|METHOD OF EXECUTION|$800|hard|Caryl Chessman, 1960|Gas Chamber
20/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TOUCHED BY AN ANGEL|$1200|hard|James Chadwick must have heard if not seen angels to write the English words of 'Angels We Have Heard' here|on high
10/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'TAB' HUNTERS|$1600|hard|Musical notation indicating hand positions|tablature
10/11/1998|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE & PLACES|$300|easy|Orcadians don't live on the planet Ork but in the Orkney Islands of this British Isles country|Scotland
16/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A COUNTRY OF CENTRAL AMERICA|$2000|hard|In the 1980s its government fought a rebel group abbreviated FMLN|El Salvador
20/11/2007|Jeopardy!|MOVIE PREMIERES|$600|medium|On Sept. 16, 1953 'The Robe' & this w i d e s c r e e n process debuted at NYC's Roxy theatre|CinemaScope
29/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CITIES|$200|easy|This capital is the home of the Bourbon Palace, the meeting place of the French National Assembly|Paris
20/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MAN IN SPACE|$800|hard|Deke Slayton, grounded from this program in 1962 for medical reasons, finally went into space in 1975|the Mercury program
21/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WHO WON THE OSCAR?|$400|easy|Rosie Perez, for 'Fearless'; Holly Hunter, for 'The Firm'; Anna Paquin, for 'The Piano'|Anna Paquin
24/12/1986|Double Jeopardy!|THE JUNGLE|$2000|hard|Like most of us would, it's what Jethro Tull was doing 'In The Jungle' in 1974:  'Walking through forests of palm-tree apartments / Scoff at the monkeys who live in their dark tents / Down by the waterhole--drunk every Friday / Eating their nuts--saving their raisins...'|Bungle
27/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF WARCRAFT|$400|easy|Fokker triplanes were used by this country in dogfights in WWI|Germany
18/10/2011|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 3 CONSONANTS|$1000|hard|As a verb, it means to oppose & defeat a plan or effort; as a noun, it's a seat across a boat on which a rower may sit|thwart
10/12/1987|Final Jeopardy!|RELIGION|None|None|On Jan. 1, 1977, in Indianapolis, Mrs. J. Means became 1st woman legally ordained a priest by this church|the Episcopal Church
10/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OPPOSITES|$400|easy|3-letter opposite of 'con' or 'amateur'|Pro
10/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$400|easy|In 1891 he devised the kinetoscope, a device you looked into to watch moving pictures|Edison
01/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$600|medium|In August 1995 this company introduced the Outback, a hybrid station wagon & sport utility vehicle|Subaru
11/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN PLACE NAMES|$400|easy|Immigrants from this country named a South Dakota county Haakon, in honor of King Haakon VII|Norway
01/12/1997|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$300|easy|Herod had this apostle, the brother of John, killed with a sword|James
31/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|VAUDEVILLE|$2000|hard|This sales pitch was the catchphrase of Joe Penner, seen here|Wanna buy a duck?
04/06/2010|Jeopardy!|& CROWN THY GOOD|$200|easy|In 336 B.C. at age 20, he succeeded his murdered father as Macedonia's king & was just super...wait, that's not the right word|Alexander the Great
19/11/1993|Jeopardy!|TV MOVIES|$200|easy|This series grew out of 1971's 'The Homecoming:  A Christmas Story'|The Waltons
13/04/2005|Jeopardy!|TONIGHT SHOW HOSTS|$200|easy|He also hosted the game shows 'Earn Your Vacation' & 'Who Do You Trust?'|Johnny Carson
08/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GET OUTTA TOWN!|$400|easy|If you're in this Roman town Aug. 24, 79 A.D.|Pompeii
07/04/1998|Jeopardy!|'CHA' CHA CHA|$500|medium|Related to the beet, this vegetable is grown for its spinach-like leaves & thick stalks|chard
01/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$1000|hard|In 1884 Rodin began work on a monument honoring the self-sacrificing 'Burghers of' this French city|Calais
08/06/1999|Jeopardy!|IT'S A 'SMALL' WORLD|$200|easy|This federal loan-assistance agency located in Washington, D.C. is known as the SBA for short|Small Business Administration
23/09/2005|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THE TITANS|$200|easy|Aeschylus wrote of this 'bound' Titan who was a hero to humankind|Prometheus
28/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST NAME'S THE SAME|$2000|hard|Hamilton, Calder, Haig|Alexander
11/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|CZECH, PLEASE|$800|hard|Treaty of friendship, cooperations, & mutual assistance that Czechoslovakia signed in 1955|the Warsaw Pact
10/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HARPSICHORD LESSONS|$2000|hard|Last name of composer Domenico, son of Alessandro; he wrote over 500 harpsichord pieces|Scarlatti
09/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FLIGHT OF THE CONCORDES|$1200|hard|Following a deadly crash at the airport named for this man, the Concorde made its last flight in 2003|Charles de Gaulle
22/12/2000|Jeopardy!|SPELL IT: -ABLE OR -IBLE?|$200|easy|Easily carried, such as a typewriter or radio|P-O-R-T-A-B-L-E
01/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$1600|hard|This 'port' city is the seat of Caddo Parish|Shreveport
06/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PLANTS & TREES|$1000|hard|This reddish spice from the inner bark of a laurel tree forms concentric rolls called quills when dried|Cinnamon
19/10/2007|Jeopardy!|E-MAIL ADDRESSES?|$400|easy|venividiviciman@ romanconsul.gov|Julius Caesar
22/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HEROES|$1200|hard|He's the famous German-American physicist who came up with the nuclear equation E = mc²|Albert Einstein
27/07/2006|Jeopardy!|THE 2005 GREENSBORO MAYORAL RACE|$400|easy|AKA Forsythe Pendleton Jones in the 'Archie' comics series, he got a vote|Jughead
07/10/2008|Jeopardy!|IT BORDERS JUST ONE OTHER COUNTRY|$600|medium|Qatar|Saudi Arabia
12/11/2004|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS AND OBSERVANCES|$200|easy|The 3 leaves on the shamrock associated with this holiday are said to represent the Holy Trinity|St. Patrick's Day
19/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A GIFT FROM THE MONARCH|$1600|hard|At a state dinner King Mohammed VI of this African land gave Clinton a jeweled dagger--useful for slicing the lamb|Morocco
14/11/2008|Jeopardy!|POTTY MOUTH!|$200|easy|You can fly by this of your pants, or earn this in Congress|a seat
27/09/2000|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$400|easy|Sawm, the fourth pillar of Islam, is this & it's done at times for a whole month|Fasting
15/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE HOUSE WITH SIMPLE MACHINES|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew presses garlic.)  A garlic press consists of two second-class levers, in which the handles provide the effort, the garlic is the load & the pivot point serves as this|a fulcrum
14/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GOOD 'TIME's|$1600|hard|This Charles Dickens work is about the tough living & working conditions brought about by industrialization|Hard Times
07/06/2011|Jeopardy!|FUN WITH STATE NAMES|$600|medium|The one vowel that does not begin a state name (& don't say 'Y'; we don't need the viewer mail)|E
12/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS CUBED|$800|hard|Her 2000 novel 'Blonde' is, of course, about Marilyn Monroe|Joyce Carol Oates
01/05/2001|Jeopardy!|'APP'Y DAYS|$200|easy|It's a desire for food or drink; Guns N' Roses had one 'for Destruction'|an appetite
22/12/2008|Jeopardy!|AHH, LIVER!|$800|hard|These bands of tissue support the liver; others of the same name hold the knee bones together|ligaments
11/04/2003|Jeopardy!|BEAGLEMANIA|$200|easy|Like the bloodhound, the beagle is classified as a hound that hunts mainly by this sense|smell
13/10/2005|Jeopardy!|ESPAÑOL|$800|hard|Before you turn in a paper, you should check this, la ortografia|the spelling
05/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LAWN ORDER|$2000|hard|If the soil in your lawn is acidic, add lime; if it's too alkaline, add this yellow element|sulphur
24/12/1996|Jeopardy!|MAY DAYS|$100|easy|On May 22, 1992 an era in late-night television ended when he hosted his last 'Tonight Show'|Johnny Carson
21/04/2000|Jeopardy!|THE U.S. MINT|$500|medium|He crossed from heads to tails to appear on the reverse of the 1999 New Jersey quarter|George Washington
02/03/2007|Jeopardy!|CAST|$1000|hard|Clifford Bradshaw, The Kit Kat Girls, Herr Schultz|Cabaret
06/07/2000|Jeopardy!|APPLE|$500|medium|This thickener of fruit jellies is obtained from apples|pectin
12/12/2000|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL MIDDLE NAMES|$200|easy|Henry|William Henry Harrison
09/01/2009|Jeopardy!|HAIKU TO THE CHIEF|$800|hard|Sworn in by his dad / Quiet outside hid deep pain / Out before the crash|Calvin Coolidge
25/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE SONGS|$3000|hard|'Lady Marmalade' (2001)|Moulin Rouge
21/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|A 'CY' OF RELIEF|$200|easy|If this monster of Greek mythology had an eye on you, that was all the eyes he had|Cyclops
15/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE SUBJECT IS ROSES|$800|hard|Don't tell the band Poison, but the smooth buttercup Z& zephirine drouhin are bred to not have these|thorns
19/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BEST SELLERS|$1000|hard|In 'The Good Times' this New York Times columnist describes his career in journalism|Russell Baker
02/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|A BUNCH OF EDVARD MUNCH|$2000|hard|Seen here is Munch's portrait of this Swedish playwright of 'Miss Julie' fame|Strindberg
26/10/2009|Jeopardy!|'Y'|$400|easy|'Seinfeld' popularized this repeating term meaning 'and so on'|yada yada yada
10/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MARK TWAIN|$800|hard|In the 1850s Twain was an apprentice one of these under Horace Bixby; he became a licensed one in 1859|Riverboat pilot
21/07/2008|Jeopardy!|NEW INTERNATIONAL SPORTS TEAMS?|$200|easy|No one wants to play this Munich team with a fever, congestion & fine red rash that lasts a few days: let's avoid the...|German Measles
02/10/2000|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$500|medium|A young boy named Hogarth is a huge fan of heavy metal -- a heavy metal robot in this 1999 animated tale|The Iron Giant
15/02/2007|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$800|hard|This group's over-the-top video for 'I Write Sins Not Tragedies' won Video of the Year at the 2006 MTV VMAs|Panic! at the Disco
16/07/1996|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$200|easy|This largest European tire maker is headquartered in Clermont-Ferrand, France|Michelin
09/12/1998|Jeopardy!|TREATS|$200|easy|This actor's credits include 'Hair' & 'Prince of the City'|Treat Williams
22/10/1997|Jeopardy!|DANCING IN THE BIBLE|$500|medium|Adapted from Ecclesiastes, the line 'A time to dance, a time to mourn' is part of this Pete Seeger song|Turn, Turn, Turn
22/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AT AUCTION|$200|easy|In September 1999 Billy Crystal paid $239,000 for a glove used in a game by this Yankee great|Mickey Mantle
13/10/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$100|easy|Rebuilding Precolumbian irrigation canals in 1867 helped 'resurrect' this future Arizona capital|Phoenix
02/10/2000|Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|The cirrus type of this is delicate & wispy, & is made up of ice crystals|cloud
26/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$400|easy|This country's National Library, the Biblioteca Nacional Jose Marti, was financed by a tax on sugar|Cuba
01/02/2007|Jeopardy!|POP GOES THE MUSICAL|$600|medium|'Ring of Fire' should ring a bell with you; it was a tribute to this man's music|Johnny Cash
06/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS WITH SUBTITLES|$1200|hard|'The Audacity of Hope' offers 'Thoughts of Reclaiming the American' this|Dream
22/12/2008|Jeopardy!|THE SOUND OF MUSIC|$400|easy|I think we can all agree, Three Dog Night's 'Old-Fashioned Love Song' was 'comin' down in three part' this|harmony
17/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|THEATER|$800|hard|She adapted the stage version of 'The Member of the Wedding' from her own novel|Carson McCullers
04/06/2002|Jeopardy!|OF THE FISHERMAN|$1000|hard|It's the 2-word term for a reel-less inexpensive bamboo fishing rod|a cane pole
01/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FAO SCHWARZ|$2000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew stands with a shelf of plush dogs at FAO Schwarz in New York.)  These puppies are an FAO exclusive, a collaboration of the American Kennel Club and this German stuffed animal maker|Steiff
20/09/1999|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'U'|$200|easy|From the Latin for 'castle', it's a French castle or manor house|Chateau
04/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE ASSASSINATION BUREAU|$1600|hard|Bearing the name of the man who filmed it, it's the best-known recording of JFK's assassination|the Zapruder film
04/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS|$400|easy|He stated, 'It's very provoking to be called an egg -- very!'|Humpty Dumpty
21/05/2001|Jeopardy!|01/01/01|$500|medium|This Arkansas-based chicken firm announced it was going to buy the No. 1 U.S. beef processor, IBP Inc.|Tyson Foods
06/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORD UP!|$2000|hard|It means to take someone else's ideas or writings & pass them off as your own|plagiarism
25/11/1996|Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|$100|easy|He said, 'I swear I have never held one before' when he accepted his Best Director Oscar for 'Schindler's List'|Steven Spielberg
05/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HE'S 'R' MAN|$1200|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows a cartouche on the monitor.)  In the cartouche seen here, the circle stands for the sun god Ra, the pillar the city of Heliopolis, the three fox skins represent the letters 'M' & 'S' & the staff means ruler; together, they denote this pharaoh, ruler of Heliopolis|Ramses
17/11/1994|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$100|easy|When Marie Osmond toured in this play in 1994, her eldest son, Steven, played Kurt Von Trapp|The Sound of Music
18/03/2008|Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICANS|$600|medium|This tribe's name was first on a bay, then a colony, then a state (which put 2 Ts in it)|Massachusetts
14/03/2008|Jeopardy!|NAME THE NOVEL|$200|easy|1937: 'I have chosen Mr. Baggins and that ought to be enough for all of you'|The Hobbit
11/05/2000|Jeopardy!|SWEET 'VIRGINIA'|$300|easy|This noisy, soul-baring Edward Albee play premiered in 1962|Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
29/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$2800|hard|Egon Krenz was the last Communist political leader of this country that was absorbed by its neighbor in 1990|East Germany
30/10/2009|Jeopardy!|TUNE 'IN'|$600|medium|From the Arabic, it's a killer for hire|an assassin
01/07/2011|Jeopardy!|AD SLOGANS|$200|easy|'Nothin' says lovin' like something from the oven'|Pillsbury
03/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CLOTH & FABRICS|$1000|hard|To get actual Harris tweed from where it's made, go to this group of islands west of the Scottish mainland|Hebrides
23/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COMPUTER NAMES|$400|easy|Naturally, this company's iBook featured iPhoto & iMovie|Apple
13/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'KID' TALK|$2000|hard|Title of a Robert Louis Stevenson book about a boy's abduction|Kidnapped
19/09/2000|Jeopardy!|'HO'|$300|easy|Cry associated with what some call the inhumane sport seen here [fox hunting]|Tally-Ho!
25/10/2001|Jeopardy!|POX, PLAGUE & PESTILENCE|$400|easy|Deadly outbreaks of cholera & typhus struck British, French & Russian soldiers equally in this 1853-56 war|the Crimean War
18/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THE '80s?|$600|medium|This singer was on his best behavior with the song heard here ('Goody Two Shoes')|Adam Ant
20/11/2006|Jeopardy!|PUPPETS ON PARADE|$200|easy|The Timon puppet in 'The Lion King' was inspired by Bunraku, the traditional puppet theatre of this country|Japan
02/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GET THEE TO A RUNNER-Y|$800|hard|This horse took the 1973 Preakness by 2 1/2 lengths; he ran away with the Belmont by an unreal 31|Secretariat
06/07/2004|Jeopardy!|NOVEL QUOTES|$800|hard|(1932) 'Over the main entrance the words, Central London Hatchery and Conditioning Centre'|Brave New World
14/04/1998|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'ELLA'|$500|medium|Although located near the femur & the fibula, it's not directly connected to either bone|Patella
26/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S 'D' MATTER?|$400|easy|A male duck|drake
27/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GERMAN CINEMA|$200|easy|Born in Berlin in 1901, she's the actress seen here|Marlene Dietrich
01/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$1600|hard|This Protestant group was named for its founders' strict & orderly approach to life & the Scriptures|Methodists
13/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LOVE SONGS|$400|easy|Hit in which Sinatra sang, 'Love was just a glance away, a warm embracing dance away' ...dooby dooby do|Strangers In The Night
30/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$800|hard|A 1913 opera about this queen of Ithaca is based on an episode from 'The Odyssey'|Penelope
25/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OPERAS TEENS LOVE|$1600|hard|The ghosts of Louis XVI & his court return to one of their favorite haunts in 'The Ghosts of' this French palace|Versailles
20/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHEEL OF PROVERBS!|$800|hard|Come join us--it'll be fun  T__ M_R_ T__ M_RR__R|The more the merrier
13/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$400|easy|In 1970 this capital's Place de L'Etoile was renamed Place Charles de Gaulle|Paris
19/01/2012|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN|$800|hard|Tredici is Italian for this symbol of bad luck|thirteen
20/09/2001|Jeopardy!|CHARITY BEGINS WITH BEER|$400|easy|Money from the golden nectar was used to start this women's liberal arts college in Poughkeepsie, New York|Vassar
26/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MEN WITH FORT-ITUDE|$1200|hard|This man seen here lent his name to an Indiana fort|(Anthony) Wayne
27/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC BUSINESS|$200|easy|RIAA award for sales of 1,000,000 LP's; if solid, it'd be worth over $53,000|a platinum record
17/05/2011|Jeopardy!|SANDWICHES|$200|easy|When you add this New World fruit to a BLT, in becomes a BLAT|avocado
10/02/2006|Jeopardy!|RED, WHITE OR BLUE|$200|easy|A small fib intended not to harm but told in order to avoid embarrassment or distress|a white lie
12/05/2003|Jeopardy!|DEADLY DEVICES|$800|hard|2-word nickname of Florida's electric chair, built by inmates back in 1923|Old Sparky
22/10/2002|Jeopardy!|MONTHS|$1000|hard|Leo & Virgo are both Zodiac signs for this month|August
14/12/2006|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY PEOPLE|$800|hard|This sister who inspired Eunice Shriver to found the Special Olympics died in 2005 at the age of 86|Rosemary Kennedy
29/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OPEN THE GATE!|$1000|hard|This Roman god of gates & doors is depicted with 2 faces:  one looking to the past & one to the future|Janus
24/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'OAK' LAND|$800|hard|To drench|to soak
27/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|Bathroom the British skip to|the loo
20/04/2011|Jeopardy!|THE BOOK OF THE YEAR|$800|hard|'All Stations! Distress! April 15, ____'|1912
27/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'BOO'!|$800|hard|An illegally made product, especially a musical recording|bootleg
26/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TENTS IN THE BIBLE|$1000|hard|Numbers 19:14 says if a man dieth in his tent, everything in it & all who enter are unclean for this length of time|7 days
16/02/2006|Jeopardy!|MOVIEMAKING|$400|easy|The length of movies was once described in numbers of these circular holders for film|reels
24/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CHRISTMAS MOVIES|$400|easy|In a 1970 film, Alec Guinness played Jacob Marley's ghost & Albert Finney played this man|Scrooge
10/10/2003|Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$200|easy|This Spanish surrealist once broke the window of a 5th Avenue gallery after it had rearranged a display of his art|Salvador Dali
25/06/2010|Jeopardy!|WE PREDICT YOU'LL DEAL WITH THE ZODIAC|$400|easy|The 10th sign of the zodiac, this cardinal earth sign really gets your goat|Capricorn
19/01/2010|Jeopardy!|YES, DEER|$1000|hard|It's the Western Alaskan deer family member seen here|caribou
03/05/1999|Final Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|None|None|In 1901 Milwaukee, Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago, Boston, D.C., Baltimore & Philadelphia made up this; Tampa Bay joined in 1998|the American League
14/03/2005|Jeopardy!|'BIG' DEAL|$1000|hard|Nick goes fishing in this 2-part story from Hemingway's 'In Our Time'|The Big Two-Hearted River
30/05/2011|Jeopardy!|5 IN A 'ROW'|$1000|hard|TV's Baretta may have had a pet cockatoo, but his theme song was 'Keep Your Eye On' this|The Sparrow
22/06/2011|Jeopardy!|LYNDON JOHNSON|$200|easy|This man served as LBJ's vice president|(Hubert) Humphrey
30/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE GOOD HUMOR MAN|$400|easy|...who was known affectionately as 'Uncle Miltie'|Berle
26/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|QUASI-PRESIDENTIAL CINEMA|$1600|hard|In a 1990 movie, Wayne Newton grapples with Andrew Dice Clay, who plays this title character|Ford Fairlane
18/04/2005|Jeopardy!|FISH, BIRD OR MAMMAL|$600|medium|The skipjack|a fish
15/10/2004|Jeopardy!|RANCH DRESSING|$1000|hard|Also called a shoelace tie, it's a thin cord fastened in front with an ornamental clasp|a bolo tie
20/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BELIEVE|$2000|hard|I saw one of these hare/antelope hybrids in Johnny's dressing room just now & he called it by name!|a jackalope
22/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|STATE OF MIND|$1000|hard|John Quincy Adams' last words were 'I am' this synonym of satisfied|content
26/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'VE GOT TO STAND FOR SOMETHING|$400|easy|MLS, which includes the Colorado Rapids & San Jose Earthquakes, stands for this|Major League Soccer
10/01/2008|Jeopardy!|'L'ITERATURE|$200|easy|The ban on this D.H. Lawrence book was lifted in 1959 in the U.S.|Lady Chatterley's Lover
14/11/1995|Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$500|medium|In 1 Samuel 4, these people captured the Ark of the Covenant after defeating Israel in battle|Philistines
12/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$600|medium|He dedicated his novel 'Myra Breckenridge' to novelist & playwright Christopher Isherwood|Gore Vidal
21/05/2010|Jeopardy!|MISSING PERSONS|$1000|hard|With a flick of the pen in 1961, this mystery man summoned Vatican II|John XXIII
08/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|POETS|$600|medium|He completed a sonnet 'On His Blindness' circa 1655 & one 'On His Deceased Wife' in 1658|John Milton
05/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|DOING HARD RHYME|$400|easy|She fed her many children 'broth without any bread'|The Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe
31/03/2004|Jeopardy!|FISHY BUSINESS|$1000|hard|Known for her fish sticks, in 2001 her name went on new shrimp bowls|Mrs. Paul's
28/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN ROYALTY|$600|medium|1968: Katharine Hepburn|Eleanor of Aquitaine
24/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE|$1200|hard|When his friend Franklin Pierce became president, Hawthorne was made a diplomat to this 'fab' British city|Liverpool
07/01/2003|Jeopardy!|BREAKFAST CEREALS|$200|easy|This 'fortunate' cereal is 'magically delicious'|Lucky Charms
28/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COURT MONARCHS|$2000|hard|Also a singles star, she was Martina Navratilova's long-time doubles partner|Pam Shriver
21/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LOTS OF CHARACTER|$800|hard|Another captain he created was Captain Guy of the Julia in 'Omoo'|Herman Melville
20/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'LINE' US|$1200|hard|A bookie begins his day with this 'timely' list of entries & their probable odds for races later that same day|the morning line
29/09/1999|Jeopardy!|AS 'U' LIKE IT|$400|easy|AKA Northern Ireland|Ulster
17/10/2005|Jeopardy!|CONSTANTINE|$600|medium|Constantine's mother, St. Helena, is most famous for supposedly discovering this holy relic|the True Cross
18/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|EGYPTIAN LIFE|$1600|hard|City dwellers can get away to Ras Mohammed National Park on these 2 gulfs|the Gulf of Suez & the Gulf of Aqaba
15/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AUSTRALIAN LIT|$400|easy|Meggie Cleary & Father Ralph de Bricassart shared a secret & doomed love in this bestseller set in the Outback|The Thorn Birds
10/11/2010|Jeopardy!|KITES|$600|medium|Cpl. William Eddy took the first aerial wartime surveillance photos from a kite during this 1898 conflict|the Spanish-American War
21/03/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$100|easy|This 1803 territorial acquisition gave the U.S. free navigation of the Mississippi River|Louisiana Purchase
30/12/1999|Jeopardy!|JOHN TRAVOLTA FILMS|$500|medium|In 'Carrie' & again in 'Blow Out', Travolta was directed by this man|Brian De Palma
28/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN BOOKS|$200|easy|Meg, Jo, Beth & Amy are the title characters in this Louisa May Alcott classic|Little Women
21/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|French-named pit viper that rode to the top of the pro cycling circuit after beating cancer|Fer-de-Lance Armstrong
06/01/2010|Jeopardy!|YOU'VE BEEN TRADED|$1000|hard|In 1993 the 49ers sent this QB (along with a safety & a 3rd round pick) to the Chiefs for a 1st rounder|Joe Montana
19/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICAL SCIENCE|$5000|hard|This field is measured in nanoteslas -- it's about 60,000 nanoteslas at the poles & 30,000 at the equator|Earth's magnetic field
26/05/1986|Jeopardy!|MUSIC ON THE MAP|$300|easy|Gerry & the Pacemakers ferry crossed this Liverpool river|the Mersey
08/04/2010|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL PASTIMES|$800|hard|President Clinton not only enjoyed listening to music but playing this instrument as well, even on TV|the saxophone
20/10/1997|Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$200|easy|Fans of this film classic commonly refer to it as 'GWTW'|Gone with the Wind
15/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A 'LITTLE' READING|$2000|hard|Thisa 1939 play by Lillian Hellman tells the story of the ruthless Hubbard family|The Little Foxes
04/12/2000|Jeopardy!|BOWLING FOR VOCABULARY|$500|medium|The head of a crime ring, found right in front|Kingpin
11/11/1991|Jeopardy!|MODERN HISTORY|$300|easy|On July 27, 1953 the armistice to end this war was signed at Panmunjom|Korea
06/06/2007|Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$200|easy|The 1974 premiere issue of this celebrity magazine featured Mia Farrow in a pose from 'The Great Gatsby'|People
20/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DESERT SURVIVAL SKILLS|$1600|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from White Sands National Monument, New Mexico.)  For desert trekkers in the Southwest, it might come in handy to know that the soaptree type of this stiff-leaved evergreen has edible flowers|a yucca
14/02/2001|Jeopardy!|IT'S A SMALL WORLD|$300|easy|Smaller than Connecticut, this 4,400-sq.-mi. nation on the Arabian Peninsula gave women the right to vote in 1999|Qatar
12/05/2003|Jeopardy!|BIRTH OF A NATION|$800|hard|May 1967: Biafra unilaterally declares its independence from this African country|Nigeria
14/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$800|hard|The people of this island nation south of Sicily use a Semitic language written in the Latin alphabet|Malta
21/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NETWORKING|$1600|hard|'Lil' Bush', 'The Colbert Report', 'The Daily Show'|Comedy Central
17/12/2008|Jeopardy!|1958|$600|medium|After circling the earth some 1,400 times, this first Soviet satellite disintegrated as it made its return|Sputnik
09/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OXFORD CHITCHAT|$600|medium|The rivalry between students & city dwellers is rhymingly known as 'Town &' this|Gown
06/10/2011|Jeopardy!|TIDY|$400|easy|The name of this earth-friendly polishing cleanser is French for 'good friend'|Bon Ami
29/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|FIGURE SKATERS|$800|hard|An injury forced him & Tai Babilonia to withdraw from the pairs competition at Lake Placid in 1980|Randy Gardner
29/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WE'LL GET YOU IN SHAPE|$600|medium|You'll no longer get sand kicked in your face if you use the Charles Atlas program of 'dynamic' this|Tension
12/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'D'|$2000|hard|'Sweet' Appalachian folk instrument (8)|a dulcimer
25/05/2011|Jeopardy!|THE MAIN VEGETABLE|$800|hard|Gratin dauphinois|potatoes
11/10/2002|Jeopardy!|U.S. ENDANGERED SPECIES|$800|hard|Over half of the insects listed as endangered in the U.S. are types of these, & many of them are blue|butterflies
10/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MARSUPIALS|$1600|hard|The name of this marsupial, also called a native bear, may come from the language of the Katang, an Aboriginal tribe|the koala
08/10/1998|Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$500|medium|Sally, Anthony, Aidan|Quinn
08/01/2009|Jeopardy!|ALSO A PLANET|$200|easy|Soil|Earth
10/11/1992|Jeopardy!|19TH CENTURY AMERICA|$300|easy|Julius Sterling Morton, who helped found Arbor Day, later held this cabinet post|Secretary of Agriculture
30/11/2010|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT COUNTRY|$200|easy|Slightly larger than New Mexico  it contains the northernmost point in continental Europe|Norway
03/02/1999|Jeopardy!|C IS FOR...|$200|easy|Cribbage, a game in which this is the value of a face card, as in blackjack|10
18/10/2005|Jeopardy!|CAPITALS AT STATEHOOD|$200|easy|Augusta|Georgia
07/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY DAUGHTERS & MOMS|$1000|hard|Kate Hudson|Goldie Hawn
27/05/2003|Jeopardy!|HAWAII|$400|easy|Hawaii got this official nickname with statehood in 1959|The Aloha State
07/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FILM FACTS|$800|hard|She wasn't married to Ringo Starr yet when she co-starred with him in the prehistoric comedy 'Caveman'|Barbara Bach
11/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO ALUMNI|$800|hard|John Paul Stevens went to the U. of C. & later lectured there on this subject|law
04/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CALCULATING THE MEASUREMENTS|$1200|hard|Number of quarts in 2 gallons divided by the number of pints in 2 quarts|2 (8 divided by 4)
22/02/2011|Jeopardy!|COMBINED STATE ABBREV.|$1000|hard|Think of a bouquet: Florida + Oregon + Alabama|floral
17/05/2006|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$800|hard|The National Prisoner of War Museum is adjacent to the site of this notorious Civil War prison|Andersonville
02/02/2000|Final Jeopardy!|FINANCIERS|None|None|The Federal Reserve System was founded partly in response to his March 31, 1913 death|J.P. Morgan
28/09/1992|Double Jeopardy!|1953|$400|easy|The U.S. had $12,483,414,764.30 of gold stored here; they took inventory|Fort Knox
18/10/2004|Jeopardy!|GET A JOB!|$400|easy|Maybe you wanna be like Pat Sajak, Wink Martindale or Bob Barker & get this gig (hey, not so fast, kid!)|a game show host
05/12/2006|Jeopardy!|SHIPWRECKS|$600|medium|In 1700 the Henrietta Marie brought this main cargo from Africa to Jamaica, then sank with its next cargo, sugar|slaves
11/01/2001|Jeopardy!|ALL THE KING'S SONGS|$400|easy|'Bright light city gonna set my soul, gonna set my soul on fire'|Viva Las Vegas
09/04/2007|Jeopardy!|SPORTS GEAR|$1000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from wrestling practice at the University of Iowa.) Ancient Greek wrestlers competed naked; today's wrestlers wear this one-piece garment|a singlet
16/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|VENICE|$1200|hard|Venice's commercial power was crushed when a land route to Asia lost value after this country found a sea route|Portugal
03/05/1990|Jeopardy!|DISNEYLAND|$400|easy|New Orleans Square restaurant, or a hit song for Linda Ronstadt & Roy Orbison|Blue Bayou
28/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' CHILDREN|$4400|hard|As an assistant to this author, Samuel Beckett had to fight off the advances of his daughter Lucia|James Joyce
31/10/2008|Jeopardy!|DAYS OF CREATION|$1000|hard|On the second day, God created this, which he called Heaven, from the Latin for 'to strengthen'|the firmament
27/04/2000|Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$500|medium|Back in 1499 this country had a military force so powerful it forced Germany to sign the Treaty of Basel|Switzerland
08/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WINTER SPORTS|$1200|hard|(Sarah)  Phrase for what snowboarders are now known for doing...as well as hoboes|riding the rails
01/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|SAN FRANCISCO MOVIES|$200|easy|This Steve McQueen film was about a San Francisco detective, not Roy Rogers' dog|Bullitt
15/09/2000|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$200|easy|It's the first amendment to the U.S. Constitution that mentions religion|First Amendment
13/01/2003|Jeopardy!|30 YEARS' WAR CALL-IN|$200|easy|(Alex: To start us off in this category, here's a 'caller' from Saxony)  If Holy Roman Emperor Ferdinand II keeps trying to impose this religion on everyone, there'll be hell to pay|Catholicism
01/06/2005|Jeopardy!|MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS|$200|easy|Last names of the pair of chemists in Worcester, England who made up a food sauce requested by a British nobleman|Lea & Perrins
24/09/1999|Jeopardy!|CITY SEALS|$100|easy|This northwestern city's seal bears the image of Chief Sealth, for whom the city is named|Seattle
09/12/2011|Jeopardy!|CANCELED!|$1000|hard|Culprit in the cancellation of the Blue Angels' San Francisco show Oct. 10, 2009|fog
23/12/2005|Jeopardy!|COFFEE TIME|$1000|hard|T.S. Eliot wrote, 'I have measured out my life with' these|coffee spoons
14/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S DO A BROADWAY MUSICAL!|$1200|hard|Let's pad your brother so he can play Sancho Panza in this 1965 show -- & that cute babysitter can play Aldonza|Man of La Mancha
23/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'J.B.' SPORTS|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew at the American Airlines Center in Dallas)  It's the name for the game-starting activity seen here|jump ball
06/05/2003|Jeopardy!|FROM THE LATIN|$600|medium|Pronounced one way, this word from the Latin for 'to make smaller' means 'tiny'; another way, it's a unit of time|minute
24/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE JEOPARDY! MOVIE 'CLUB'|$2000|hard|1999: Legendary Cuban musicians are brought together to record an album|Buena Vista Social Club
05/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|Meaning 'self-governing', it's used to describe Tibet's official relationship to China|autonomous
21/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CLASS TRIP TO WASHINGTON|$400|easy|First off is a little visit to this place at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue|the White House
11/04/2003|Jeopardy!|GERMAN HODGEPODGE|$200|easy|This city's annual film festival gives out the Golden Bear for its best film|Berlin
15/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$600|medium|You'll often find Alfred E. Neuman on the cover of this magazine|Mad magazine
22/11/1999|Jeopardy!|PULL|$100|easy|You 'pull a few' of these to get a favor done|Strings
21/03/2000|Jeopardy!|VETERINARIANS|$300|easy|When a veterinarian spays your dog, she removes these organs|Ovaries
23/04/2009|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY SCIENCE|None|None|The 1970s saw the coining of the term 'runner's high' & the discovery of these opiate proteins that produce it|endorphins
01/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'X'ODUS|$400|easy|Second name of St. Francis, known as the 'Apostle of the Indies'|Xavier
06/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|STREET-WISE TV|$1200|hard|Johnny Depp & Richard Grieco were armed & fabulous as cops on this Fox series|21 Jump Street
13/06/2005|Jeopardy!|THEN WE CAN DIG IT|$400|easy|Ironically, an 'aquatic civilization' has been unearthed in this area that covers much of North Africa|the Sahara Desert
08/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BIG WORDS|$800|hard|This instrument, often attached to an inflatable cuff, is used to measure blood pressure|a sphygmomanometer
25/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THE PRESIDENTS' CHILDREN|$2000|hard|Her father's only daughter, she was called on to christen a new battleship, the USS Missouri|Margaret Truman
23/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SARAH TONE IN...|$800|hard|'Building A Mystery' & a TV ad for British Columbia tourism|Sarah McLachlan
08/11/2007|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES TRAVEL|$800|hard|The Times reports that war-torn countries are reviving tourism, like this African nation ravaged by genocide in 1994|Rwanda
19/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WINTER|$200|easy|Banana & butternut are 2 of the most popular 'winter' varieties of this food|Squash
30/09/1985|Double Jeopardy!|WEST VIRGINIA|$400|easy|Now a retired brig. gen., this West Virginian was 1st to fly faster than speed of sound|Chuck Yeager
30/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CREATION STORIES|$400|easy|According to the King James Version, God's first words quoted in the book of Genesis|Let there be light
30/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN BEFORE & AFTER|$600|medium|Song standard heard here if performed by Valentine & Proteus, a duo from a town in Italy:|Tea for Two Gentlemen of Verona
10/05/2000|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN SPACE|$400|easy|With Deke Slayton grounded with a heart condition, this man got to be the second U.S. man in space|Scott Carpenter
17/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE COMEDY|$400|easy|Mike Myers comes to bring nirvana to North America as Pitka, this title character|The Love Guru
17/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$800|hard|It's the largest island in the Indian Ocean|Madagascar
30/12/2008|Jeopardy!|WEATHER|$600|medium|In the upslope type of this visibility killer, air rises enough to cool to its dew point, causing condensation|fog
07/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY|$800|hard|(Hi, this is Janet Kavandi aboard the space shuttle Atlantis)  Canada's proud contribution to the Int'l Space Station, the Robotic Manipulator System, is better known as this robotic body part|arm
19/10/1999|Jeopardy!|ROCK'S ROOTS|$200|easy|He released his first records under the name Charles Berryn|Chuck Berry
18/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BATTLES|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew explains an illustration on a monitor.) There's the Duke of Wellington's Line, and happily for Napoleon, here come Marshall Von Blucher's 61,000 troops to this 1815 battle|Waterloo
29/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE CARIBBEAN|$400|easy|Every August this country is home to the Reggae Sunsplash|Jamaica
18/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH ROYAL HOUSES|$1600|hard|John|Plantagenet
16/11/1994|Jeopardy!|WOMEN|$300|easy|This song came about when Julia Ward Howe wrote new lyrics to 'John Brown's Body'|Battle Hymn of the Republic
18/11/2002|Jeopardy!|HEY, BABY, I'M PREMED|$600|medium|When I was 12 I saved my brother by diagnosing the anaphylactic type of this when he got stung by a bee|shock
19/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DOSE|$1200|hard|L-dopa, which becomes this neurotransmitter in the brain, is used to treat Parkinson's|dopamine
02/03/2009|Jeopardy!|GENESIS|$800|hard|On May 24, 1607 English colonists named their New World settlement this|Jamestown
24/10/2001|Jeopardy!|COUPLES|$400|easy|Soong Ch'ing-ling wed revolutionary leader Sun Yat-sen; her sister Mei-Ling married this nationalist leader|Chiang Kai-shek
17/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE ROMAN EQUIVALENT|$400|easy|Ares|Mars
20/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AIN'T THAT 'GRAND'|$600|medium|Term for an extended visit to Europe, once an essential part of a British gent's upbringing|the Grand Tour
24/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHY|$1600|hard|Aristotle separates intellectual from moral virtue in 'Nicomachean' these|Ethics
29/12/1989|Jeopardy!|BY 'GEORGE'|$200|easy|She's the former first lady of the Boston Celtics & the state of Kentucky|Phyllis George
09/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$2000|hard|Colby College in Waterville in this state was originally a literary & theological institution|Maine
26/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$400|easy|Robert Harris' historical novel about the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius is named for this ancient city|Pompeii
08/12/2005|Jeopardy!|THE PAULY SHORE FILE|$200|easy|Along with David Schwimmer, Lenny Kravitz, Angelina Jolie & Nicolas Cage, Pauly attended this ritzy H.S.|Beverly Hills High
13/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BASEBALL|$600|medium|This Yankee centerfielder hit a career record 18 World Series home runs -- 3 more than Babe Ruth|Mickey Mantle
02/02/2001|Jeopardy!|SLOGANS|$300|easy|'The one that coats is the only one you need'|Pepto Bismol
30/04/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BATTLEFIELDS|$400|easy|Don't be fooled--the Brussels suburb called this is miles north of the actual battlefield|Waterloo
07/06/2006|Jeopardy!|A SHORT HISTORY OF WESTERN UNION|$600|medium|In 1866 Western Union had the 'heart' to introduce the first of these stock-price reporting devices|a ticker
31/05/2004|Jeopardy!|'W'ORDS|$400|easy|To hone or stimulate, like an appetite or one's curiosity|to whet
18/05/2009|Jeopardy!|RESTAURANT LINGO|$1000|hard|This term for a headwaiter means 'master of' (short for its full name meaning 'master of the house')|maître d'
08/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FAR AND AWAY|$500|medium|One way to reach this remote British island in the South Pacific is via a research vessel, the Bounty Bay|Pitcairn island
10/12/1999|Final Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TELEVISION|None|None|This series was set at 165 Eaton Place, 6 floors, basement to attic|Upstairs, Downstairs
02/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'CK', THE CATEGORY|$400|easy|Describes on e born an' reared within th' sound o' London's Bow Bells, it does|cockney
28/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I SAY, HERMIONE|$400|easy|It's the last name of Harry Potter's pal Hermione|Granger
04/09/1997|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$200|easy|'Men Are Pigs', Tim Allen's Showtime special about men's love for hardware, inspired this series|Home Improvement
28/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COMEDIE & TRAGEDIE FRANCAISE|$1200|hard|This progressive 'Theatre', unlike the 'Cirque', began in 1964 with a production of 'Les petits bourgeois'|du soleil
11/01/1999|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$400|easy|Practitioners of karate & judo refer to their training school by this 4-letter Japanese name|Dojo
01/10/2004|Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LIT|$400|easy|She introduced Mr. & Mrs. Dalloway in her first novel, 'The Voyage Out'|Virginia Woolf
20/02/1990|Jeopardy!|BOTTOMS UP|$500|medium|1st made in Scotland in the 18th C., this liqueur blends old Scotch, honey, herbs & spices|Drambuie
14/10/1999|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$100|easy|He's buried in Westminster Abbey even though he's most famous for his 'Canterbury Tales'|Geoffrey Chaucer
12/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL|$2000|hard|In the 'Anabasis', the historian Xenophon covered his years fighting for this 'younger' Persian|Cyrus
26/01/2009|Jeopardy!|FICTION SCIENCE|$600|medium|It's the fancy Frenchified name for the resolution of a story's plot following the climax|the denouement
31/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NEW WORLD EXPLORERS|$400|easy|In 1579 he anchored the Golden Hind for repairs on the West Coast of N. America--no one knows where|(Sir) Francis Drake
05/12/2007|Jeopardy!|BRIT SPEAK|$1000|hard|This term for an electrical outlet sounds like a presentations program from Microsoft|a powerpoint
02/05/2000|Jeopardy!|HATS ALL, FOLKS!|$100|easy|Donald Duck could tell you it's the occupational hat seen here:|sailor
10/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|$400|easy|For 1986 this director's film won a whole 'Platoon' of Oscars|Oliver Stone
28/06/1988|Double Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$400|easy|John Fitch built a mechanically successful one of these almost 20 years before Fulton|a steamboat
03/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GRAPHIC NOVELS|$1600|hard|Tim Hamilton illustrated the authorized adaptation of this dystopian classic by Ray Bradbury|Fahrenheit 451
04/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CLASSICS|$800|hard|The Lilliputians called this Jonathan Swift character Quinbus Flestrin, which means 'Great Man-Mountain'|Gulliver
22/12/2008|Jeopardy!|SIGNING IN THE REIGN|$1000|hard|Undeterred by fuel costs, Prince Alwaleed signs for more Airbuses in this country's capital of Dubai|the United Arab Emirates
09/12/1997|Jeopardy!|UNDERNEATH THE BOUGH|$200|easy|Comic strip that occasionally includes the setting seen here:|B.C.
04/03/2011|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'H'|$200|easy|A Japanese-style grill (7)|hibachi
05/07/1988|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION ODDITIES|$500|medium|The title of this show stayed the same in 1982 even though half the title team left the show|Laverne & Shirley
15/03/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT A DOLL!|$1000|hard|Sister Cecilia, seen here, is part of this wacky exercise guru's 'Collection of the Masters' line|Richard Simmons
14/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE AGE OF ENLIGHTENMENT|$200|easy|Contributors to the age from America included Ben Franklin & this third president|Thomas Jefferson
20/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CHINA|$400|easy|From 1949 to his death in 1976, he was chairman of the Chinese Communist Party|Mao Tse-tung
12/06/1997|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'LL'|$500|medium|The 2 words that fit the category for the slow, solemn ring of a bell|knell & toll
05/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PEOPLE|$1200|hard|In Luke 8, Jesus is followed by Joanna, Susanna & this devoted woman out of whom devils were cast|Mary Magdalene
15/06/2004|Jeopardy!|NATION'Z'|$800|hard|It was once known as Portuguese East Africa|Mozambique
10/09/1997|Jeopardy!|HEADS OF STATE HEADLINES|$300|easy|April 19, 1956: He takes a gamble in Monte Carlo; makes American movie star his bride|Prince Rainier
19/02/2001|Jeopardy!|JEOPARDY! PLACE|$100|easy|Emily, sobbing, tells Jonas Teri wants her to plead guilty; Jonas starts singing this 1988 Bobby McFerrin hit|'Don't Worry, Be Happy'
10/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN FOOD & DRINK|$200|easy|In Germany this beverage is made of malt, hops, yeast & water & nothing else|Beer
19/12/2002|Jeopardy!|DAIRY PRODUCTS|$1000|hard|A special lowfat milk has a reduced content of this milk sugar that is hard for some people to digest|lactose
16/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WE 'EARN' IT|$800|hard|The 4 words that follow the classic 'Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses...'|yearning to breathe free
07/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MAD MAGAZINE|$1600|hard|Manipulate the page so that 'A' meets 'B' & enjoy this Mad feature traditionally on the back cover|the fold-in
17/10/2000|Jeopardy!|EVERYTHING'S COMING UP|$200|easy|Technically, this upcoming date will be the last day of the 20th century|December 31, 2000
07/04/1997|Jeopardy!|STATE BIRDS|$100|easy|This red-breasted state bird of Connecticut lays 3 to 6 blue eggs 2 or 3 times a year|the robin
11/11/2010|Jeopardy!|BUTTERFLIES & MOTHS|$600|medium|To avoid being eaten, some moths have a special organ to pick up high-frequency sounds made by these mammals|bats
28/09/1992|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$400|easy|'In the beginning was the word' are the beginning words of this gospel|John
08/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$1200|hard|The Leeward Islands are among the 'Lesser' of these islands; Cuba & Jamaica are among the 'Greater'|the Antilles
09/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WISE GUYS|$800|hard|This ancient Greek's 'Metaphysics' begins, 'All men by nature desire to know'|Aristotle
21/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S 'AH' FULL|$800|hard|Hard reddish-brown wood of the genus Swietenia|mahogany
29/05/2009|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|Isaac Newton published his first mathematical formulation for this fundamental force in 1687|gravity
17/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE WRITE STUFF|$1200|hard|This author's collection 'Tales of a Wayside Inn' is set at the Red Horse Tavern in Sudbury, Massachusetts|Longfellow
17/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HERO SANDWICH|$400|easy|F. Murray _____ _____ Nebraska|Abraham Lincoln
22/01/2001|Jeopardy!|AFTER THE WHITE HOUSE|$300|easy|An avid golfer, he scored a hole-in-one during a round in Palm Springs in 1968|Dwight D. Eisenhower
04/06/2001|Jeopardy!|WHAT A TOOL|$200|easy|Bent nose, duckbill, channel lock, needle nose|Pliers
19/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTER ASSASSINATION|$1600|hard|This novelist had Bull Meecham, aka 'The Great Santini', go out in a plane crash|(Pat) Conroy
27/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CLINT EASTWOOD: A CAREER IN HOLLYWOOD|$2000|hard|Clint has won 2 Oscars for directing & in 1995 got this memorial award from the Academy|the Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award
14/02/2006|Jeopardy!|GRAB BAG|$600|medium|It's the proper term for the dot dot dots that indicate missing words in a sentence|ellipses (or an ellipsis)
28/05/1998|Jeopardy!|HOOKED ON PHOENIX|$300|easy|Phoenix's firefighting museum isn't called the Hall of Fame but the Hall of this|Flame
14/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$800|hard|From 1986-89, Gro Harlem Brundtland served as this Scandinavian country's prime minister|Norway
10/05/2000|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$400|easy|From French for 'to strike' or 'chill', it's a tall, cool coffee drink blended with sugar & ice|Frappe/Frappucino
13/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$1000|hard|In this type of solar eclipse, the sun appears as a ring of light around the moon|Annular eclipse
18/10/2006|Jeopardy!|WEBSITES|$400|easy|historywired.si.edu gives a glimpse of some of the 3 million objects in storage at the National Museum of this|American History
10/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE IN COLLEGE|$200|easy|A music major at SUNY-Binghamton, he later co-wrote the theme song for his TV series 'Mad About You'|Paul Reiser
05/01/1999|Jeopardy!|BEASTS|$100|easy|Battling stags can get in big trouble when these become hopelessly interlocked|Antlers
19/05/2006|Jeopardy!|CIVIL WAR GENERALS|$600|medium|Replaced by Pres. Lincoln on November 7, 1862, he challenged the president as the Democratic nominee in 1864|(George) McClellan
05/11/1986|Jeopardy!|SPORTS TRIVIA|$100|easy|Native country of tennis stars Hana Mandlikova & Martina Navratilova|Czechoslovakia
27/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$400|easy|All of the Romance languages have their roots in this language|Latin
21/04/2011|Jeopardy!|DAVY CROCKETT|$200|easy|Like Davy, son John Wesley Crockett served as a congressman from this state|Tennessee
15/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$400|easy|Near the equator this ocean stretches about 12,000 miles from Colombia to the Malay Peninsula|the Pacific
25/03/2009|Jeopardy!|THE SOPRANOS|$800|hard|On a trip to L.A. Tony's nephew Christopher jumped this 'to have and have not' star & stole her gift basket|Lauren Bacall
28/04/2004|Jeopardy!|TV GUIDE SAYS|$800|hard|'Grissom and Catherine investigate the murder of a despised comic who died onstage'|CSI
13/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$200|easy|Chemist Fritz Haber tried to finance German WWI reparations by extracting gold from this common liquid|Seawater
15/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CARBON|$1000|hard|Plant products called alkaloids contain carbon & this element, the next one up on the periodic table|Nitrogen
27/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I'LL HAVE THE LAME DUCK|$800|hard|During his second term, he authorized the sale of missiles to Iran; it would lead to Iran-Contra issues|Ronald Reagan
11/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|JOE COLLEGE|$1600|hard|Brown (not Penn State), 1950|Joe Paterno
07/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FANTASTIC MR. FOX|$1200|hard|Foxes are members of canidae, this domestic animal's family|a dog
06/01/1997|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FIRSTS|$100|easy|The 1st railway suspension bridge was completed over the gorge near these U.S.-Canadian falls in 1855|Niagara Falls
07/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BELOVED BOLIVIA|$400|easy|Most of Bolivia's population lives in highland areas of these mountains that cover the western portion of the country|the Andes
16/03/1998|Jeopardy!|IF MOSES KEPT A DIARY|$400|easy|So I struck this instead of asking it for water; that shouldn't keep me out of the promised land|Rock/stone
09/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh)  Nomad became the first robot to find extraterrestrial objects when it snagged these in Antarctica|meteorites
29/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE FIRST CENTURY|$200|easy|Maybe 'dynasty' is the wrong word for this country's Hsin, which lasted about 15 years & 1 emperor|China
20/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FERDINAND RULES!|$400|easy|While king of this country from 1914 to 1927, Ferdinand acquired Transylvania|Romania
09/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT TIMES|$1000|hard|Many consider this Greek orator's 'On The Crown' the most nearly-perfect speech in history|Demosthenes
20/05/1992|Jeopardy!|INDIA|$500|medium|This capital of the state of West Bengal is India's largest city|Calcutta
08/03/2010|Jeopardy!|KING & COUNTRY|$1000|hard|In 1969 the King released a version of 'Gentle On My Mind', for which this singer had won a 1967 country Grammy|Glen Campbell
14/11/2008|Jeopardy!|URBAN DICTIONARY LINGO|$600|medium|We're not joshing when we tell you that 'JK' stands for this|just kidding
26/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. MILITARY MEN|$800|hard|Eisenhower wrote an 'In case of failure' message for this historic date; luckily, he didn't have to use it|D-Day
14/10/1986|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$1000|hard|A serving piece that can be fancy, or a fancy name for a card in the deck|the tray/trey
13/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE VEGETABLE GARDEN|$2000|hard|There's nothing like a vine-ripened one of these, perhaps the vineripe variety|a tomato
18/01/1996|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|When cocci live in pairs, they're called diplococci; in clusters, staphylococci; in chains, this|streptococci
02/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT CHINA|$1000|hard|Originally, Chinese mathematicians rounded off pi to this whole number|3
11/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$2000|hard|This term can mean active by day, or happening every day|diurnal
07/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE END|$600|medium|Brendan Fraser's last wish is a good deed & it triggers an escape clause which saves his soul|Bedazzled
25/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MATH|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew shows the equation 5x/6 = 10/1 on the monitor.)  To find the value of a variable in equivalent fractions, you perform this operation first|cross-multiplication
28/02/1990|Jeopardy!|THE COMICS|$400|easy|The Dale Messick strip about this red-haired reporter came with cut-out paper doll outfits for her|Brenda Starr
06/03/2000|Jeopardy!|HORROR MOVIE VILLAINS|$100|easy|'A Nightmare on Elm Street'|Freddy Krueger
01/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SIMILES|$2000|hard|This 3-word simile is also the title of a Joseph Heller novel; the hero's first name is Bruce|good as gold
28/01/2009|Jeopardy!|THE AUDACITY OF BOB HOPE|$600|medium|'It's so cold' in this city 'that politicians have their hands in their own pockets'|Washington, D.C.
18/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|RE: GUN|$1600|hard|'The Gun' is a tale of the Napoleonic Wars by C.S. Forester, creator of this sea captain who also fights Napoleon|Horatio Hornblower
21/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$200|easy|Air Lanka is the government-owned airline of this Indian Ocean island nation|Sri Lanka
19/03/1990|Jeopardy!|MEDALS & DECORATIONS|$300|easy|Animal depicted on the Victoria Cross|lion
04/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MY HEAVENS!|$3000|hard|He developed the 3rd of his laws of planetary motion while serving as provincial mathematician in Linz, Austria|(Johannes) Kepler
16/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD NAMED FOR PEOPLE|$1200|hard|In the late 1800s a doctor created this ground steak, which he said was a prescription for good health|Salisbury
20/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN, LIT|$800|hard|Because he was 'drinking a case of 16-ounce tallboys a night', he said, he barely remembers writing 'Cujo'|Stephen King
30/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$1200|hard|Archaeologists usually use this Greek word for the cemetery of an ancient city; it means 'city of the dead'|necropolis
22/11/1995|Jeopardy!|FISH|$500|medium|This fish is called a  muskie for short|muskellunge
20/10/2008|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES BY NEWSPAPERS|$400|easy|The Newham Recorder, The Luton News|England
11/05/2010|Jeopardy!|PAINTINGS|$200|easy|His 'Nocturne, Black and Gold--The Falling Rocket' isn't quite as well known as that painting of his mother|Whistler
03/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|1986 B.C.|$600|medium|Some archeologists figure this Biblical 'father' was living at the time in Ur|Abraham
04/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$200|easy|'Little Women' Jo & Meg March also appear in this author's 'Little Men'|Louisa May Alcott
26/02/2009|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT BOOKS|$200|easy|Book 1 of Livy's 142-book 'History of Rome' deals with these 2 sons of Rhea Silvia|Remus & Romulus
13/10/1992|Jeopardy!|FRENCH BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$200|easy|On June 23, 1863 Napoleon III authorized commercial exploitation of this spring water|Perrier
09/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|EARTH DAY|$1600|hard|It's the layer of the Earth between the crust & the core|mantle
02/05/1994|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|While Upper Klamath Lake is in Oregon, Lower Klamath Lake lies in this state|California
09/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|THE STARS|$200|easy|This force is so strong in a black hole that it doesn't even allow light to escape|Gravity
11/05/2011|Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH COOL|$1000|hard|He wrote 'A Confederacy of Dunces'|John Kennedy Toole
20/11/1987|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$400|easy|At first, Jim Bakker claimed that this Louisiana-based Pentecostal preacher wanted to take over the PTL|Jimmy Swaggart
20/09/2007|Jeopardy!|THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER LYRICS|$400|easy|It's the color mentioned in the song that's also one of the colors in the U.S. flag|red
05/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'INCA's|$400|easy|To imprison|incarcerate
25/11/1996|Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELRY|$100|easy|The 1st of these crystalline carbon gems discovered in South Africa was found in 1867|Diamonds
08/09/1992|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$800|hard|This country's fleet blocked the entrance to Chesapeake Bay, allowing an American victory at Yorktown|France
03/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRICAL ANGELS|$400|easy|Alan Paul played Teen Angel in the original Broadway cast of this musical; Frankie Avalon did it on film|Grease
22/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE SUPER BOWL|$1600|hard|The 1980 Raiders were first to win a Super Bowl after making the playoffs as this, a non-division winner|a wildcard
09/12/2011|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$1000|hard|Appropriately, this First Lady was 'full of grace'|Grace Coolidge
07/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|KNOW THE SCORE|$800|hard|It's the Italian instruction for 'growing louder'; it's up to the conductor to determine how loud|Crescendo
17/07/2007|Jeopardy!|THAT'S COMEDY|$200|easy|In this 2007 movie, Eddie Murphy finds himself agonizingly married to Eddie Murphy|Norbit
26/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ON 'Q'|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew at the chalkboard)  Also the name of a device for measuring the angle of a star, it's the arc highlighted in blue|quadrant
12/11/1998|Jeopardy!|1820s AMERICA|$500|medium|In late 1824 fur trapper & scout Jim Bridger became the first white man to see this lake in the west|Great Salt Lake
20/06/2007|Jeopardy!|TV LAND'S TOP QUOTES|$400|easy|'Heeere's Johnny!'|Ed McMahon
27/06/2011|Jeopardy!|HINDSIGHT IS 1920|$800|hard|This country, once scheduled to host the canceled 1916 Olympics, was not invited to the 1920 Games; too bad|Germany
11/10/2000|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE TOYING WITH ME|$300|easy|The 'building' type of these has come to refer to any basic components|Blocks
23/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SAVING THE BEST FOR LAST|$1600|hard|'Water' was the first word learned by Helen Keller & the last word spoken by this 18th U.S. President|(Ulysses S.) Grant
08/01/2008|Jeopardy!|GOOD 'BY'|$400|easy|A standing rule governing a corporation's internal affairs|a bylaw
14/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NERVOUS REX|$1600|hard|He's the king who died at the Battle of Hastings in 1066|Harold II
14/04/2003|Jeopardy!|THE PLANETS|$400|easy|It's actually too small to influence other planets' orbits, the theory that led to its discovery|Pluto
29/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS' AUTOBIOGRAPHIES|$800|hard|'I Used to be an Animal, but I'm All Right Now'|Eric Burdon (who was in The Animals)
25/05/1989|Jeopardy!|MARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB|$400|easy|'Mary' is said to be Mary Sawyer from either Sterling or Sudbury in this state|Massachusetts
16/11/2007|Jeopardy!|IF HE'D TAKEN MOM'S LAST NAME|$800|hard|Bestselling author Stephen Pillsbury|King
04/06/1999|Jeopardy!|MEET THE FLINTSTONES|$200|easy|In the 1993 primetime special 'I Yabba-Dabba Do!', these 2 kids got married|Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm
19/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NETWORK|$600|medium|'7 Days', 'WWF Smackdown', 'Moesha'|UPN
07/11/1995|Jeopardy!|OOPS!|$100|easy|Due to leakage, 3 billion gal. of this natural resource stored by the gov't in a cavern is being sold for a loss|oil
29/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$400|easy|The Tasman Glacier is a popular ski area on this country's South Island|New Zealand
17/06/2011|Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$200|easy|In 1949 Indonesia became independent & Batavia became this capital city|Jakarta
17/10/1991|Final Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|None|None|The USA’s oldest nationwide voluntary health agency, it was founded in 1904 to combat tuberculosis|American Lung Association
13/10/2008|Jeopardy!|HEAD TO THE 'SHIRE', SQUIRE|$200|easy|Cat & cheese county bordering Wales|Cheshire
25/07/2011|Jeopardy!|PULITZER-WINNING NOVELS|$800|hard|Virginia Woolf won no Pulitzers, but 'Mrs. Dalloway' resonates in 3 different stories & decades in this novel|The Hours
03/04/1998|Jeopardy!|IN THE COOLER|$100|easy|On campouts, coolers keep this treat from melting before it & a hot marshmallow are made into a s'more|a chocolate bar
03/09/2002|Jeopardy!|STATE OF THE UNION|$800|hard|In 1896 a gold rush took place in what is now this state|Alaska
18/01/2010|Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN BROADWAY MUSICALS|$200|easy|Mufasa & Nala|The Lion King
23/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS ON AUTHORS|$1200|hard|T.S. Eliot wrote that this 'Tess of the d'Urbervilles' author was 'unhampered by any ideas'|(Thomas) Hardy
04/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|U.S . GOVERNMENT|$1000|hard|The Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point, New York is administered by this cabinet department|Department of Transportation
19/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MORGAN FREEMAN FILM ROLES|$800|hard|Ex-boxer Eddie, aka 'Scrap-Iron' (2004)|Million Dollar Baby
10/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$800|hard|Developed from the McIntosh & delicious, the empire is a variety of apple developed in this state|New York
15/11/2000|Jeopardy!|THE 'SS' WORD|$400|easy|The pressure is on to make this coffee, quick|Espresso
12/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPELL IT OUT|$600|medium|Phone home & then spell....|E-X-T-R-A-T-E-R-R-E-S-T-R-I-A-L
21/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'A' TOUGHIE|$800|hard|Abbreviated Sb, it may be what a divorced chemist has to pay to his ex-wife|Antimony
09/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$200|easy|Reba McEntire was a rodeo rider before she became famous in this profession|singing
20/07/2005|Jeopardy!|COLOMBIA|$1000|hard|In 1982 this Colombian who led Latin America's literary boom of the '60s won the Nobel Prize for Literature|García Márquez
25/05/2009|Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED EGGS|$600|medium|A type of this lays the smallest egg for an avian: BRING HIM MUD|hummingbird
17/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEXT NATION IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER|$800|hard|Next after Albania|Algeria
24/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS LASS WORDS|$1200|hard|In 1940 the future Queen Mother said she was almost glad this building was bombed; 'I can look the East End in the face'|Buckingham Palace
28/06/1988|Double Jeopardy!|MATHEMATICS|$600|medium|Distance you've run if you've covered 5,280 yards|3 miles
12/12/2011|Jeopardy!|TAKING SPECIAL MEASURES|$1000|hard|1 of the 2 units, each 3 letters long & starting with 'R', that measure radiation exposure from X-rays|rads (or REM)
28/06/2011|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN NAMES|$200|easy|Manny Rosenfeld, Moe Strauss & Jack Jackson co-founded this company in 1921|the Pep Boys
20/11/2000|Jeopardy!|MONEY TALKS|$400|easy|It was an old translation of the Bible that turned 'money obtained dishonestly' into 'filthy' this|Lucre
08/09/1997|Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$200|easy|Michael, Shirley, Jesse|Jackson
02/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS|$1000|hard|He wrote 'Amadeus' & his twin brother, Anthony, wrote 'Sleuth'|Peter Schaffer
27/04/2005|Jeopardy!|'NYM' DROPPER|$400|easy|John le Carre is one, for David Cornwell|pseudonym
13/07/2007|Jeopardy!|CEMETERIES|$600|medium|About 250 people were buried in this Tombstone, Arizona Cemetery from 1878 to 1884, including Billy Clanton|Boot Hill
22/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$200|easy|Locusts are short-horned or short-antennaed varieties of these|Grasshoppers
22/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|A 'LEG'|$1200|hard|Hoo ha!  It's a variety of chicken|leghorn
12/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LASTS|$2000|hard|The name of the last dynasty to rule Vietnam, it's the family name of about half Vietnam's people|Nguyen
10/06/2002|Jeopardy!|FIRST CLASS|$400|easy|City that was home to the USA's first boat club & organized baseball team, both named Knickerbocker|New York
18/03/2008|Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICANS|$1600|hard|From the dark color they died their moccasins, the Siksika are also known as this|the Northern Blackfoot Indians
04/05/1999|Jeopardy!|IMPERSONATORS|$200|easy|When she appeared at the 1999 Oscars dressed as Elizabeth, she said, 'I am the African queen'|Whoopi Goldberg
22/11/2000|Jeopardy!|THE ROARING '20s|$100|easy|Seen here in 1921, 16-year-old Margaret Gorman became the first woman to win this title|Miss America
04/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$600|medium|Between 1868 and 1894, Benjamin Disraeli was Prime Minister of England twice & this man was P.M. 4 times|Gladstone
20/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE MOVIE|$200|easy|1964: 'I sold flowers.  I didn't sell myself.  Now you've made a lady of me, I'm not fit to sell anything else'|My Fair Lady
23/11/1999|Jeopardy!|DOG STARS|$300|easy|Eddie is the Jack Russell Terrier who often steals the show on this sitcom|Frasier
23/01/2001|Jeopardy!|THE BOYS IN BLUE|$100|easy|This federal police agency is abbreviated the DEA|Drug Enforcement Administration
18/04/2008|Jeopardy!|HELP!|$400|easy|In April 1948 the 'European Recovery Program', more popularly known as this, was signed into law|the Marshall Plan
07/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FOLDING THE NEWSPAPER--& MAGAZINE|$1600|hard|2008:  This revived newspaper that once brightened up New York City|The Sun
21/09/1998|Jeopardy!|NEW TESTAMENT QUOTES|$500|medium|Upon this Cyrenian 'They laid the cross, that he might bear it after Jesus'|Simon
29/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ME WANNA GO HOME|$1600|hard|The seafood was great, the tequila too much in this 'True Cross' city on the Gulf of Mexico; me wanna go home|Veracruz
23/03/2000|Jeopardy!|STRAIT-EN UP|$300|easy|Between the English Channel & the North Sea|Strait of Dover
06/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$600|medium|Until the late 1840s, this largest North Carolina city was the USA's chief source of gold|Charlotte
09/07/2010|Jeopardy!|HUMAN BODY NUMBERS|$600|medium|Of 106, 206 or 506, the approximate number of bones in the human body|206
21/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$800|hard|Arthur Sullivan in 1856 was the first person to receive the scholarship named for this 'Bridal March' composer|(Felix) Mendelssohn
12/10/2004|Jeopardy!|TRICKY QUESTIONS|$400|easy|The number of times you can subtract 5 from 55|once
12/10/2011|Jeopardy!|SHAPES & SIZES|$1000|hard|Geometric term for a concave mirror that focuses light or an antenna that focuses signals|a parabola
19/02/2009|Jeopardy!|GO DIRECTLY TO YALE|$1000|hard|This late conservative columnist & Yale man's first book was 1951's 'God and Man at Yale'|William F. Buckley, Jr.
29/04/2004|Jeopardy!|'C' WORLD|$400|easy|Taiwan honors this ancient philosopher every year on September 28|Confucius
11/12/2000|Jeopardy!|KNOT|$100|easy|This knot that shares its name with an older relative is prone to slipping & is basically useless|Granny knot
26/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. BODIES OF WATER|$800|hard|Although only about 1.5 square miles in area, Lake Conneaut, south of Erie, is this state's largest natural lake|Pennsylvania
22/02/2006|Jeopardy!|NIXON'S THE ONE|$200|easy|In this year, Nixon faced off against JFK in the first presidential debates ever|1960
16/06/2000|Jeopardy!|MISCELLANEOUS|$300|easy|Spy magazine gave out the rub-on decal seen here to make you look like this man:|Mikhail Gorbachev
22/04/1997|Jeopardy!|CANTANTES|$300|easy|'Mi Tierra' in 1993 was the 1st solo all-Spanish album for this Cuban-born 'Rhythm Is Gonna Get You' singer|Gloria Estefan
25/02/1998|Jeopardy!|AT THE BUILDING SITE|$200|easy|The current affairs this person deals with are labelled H & C|the plumber
26/06/2009|Jeopardy!|IT'S ASTRONOMICAL!|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows an astronomical animation on the monitor.)  During a total solar eclipse, when the moon completely obscures the sun, you have a rare opportunity to see this outermost layer of the sun's atmosphere|the corona
12/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SHOW BIZ ROOMIES|$1200|hard|Robin Williams & this Superman lived together while studying at Juilliard|Christopher Reeve
24/04/2003|Jeopardy!|THE QUESTION IS...|$200|easy|Question that traditionally produces the answer 'Only when I laugh'|(When) Does it hurt?
14/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SCARY MOVIE SEQUELS|$400|easy|'Judgment Day' was the subtitle to this 1991 movie sequel|Terminator 2
24/01/2008|Jeopardy!|THE GOD SQUAD|$600|medium|Helios was the Greek god of this heavenly body|the sun
09/11/2004|Jeopardy!|ART SCHOOL|$800|hard|Traditionally in drypoint, you use a steel needle to scratch your drawing into a plate of this metal|copper
17/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HIDDEN BOOKS OF THE BIBLE|$800|hard|Fight the evil mojo by using your good voodoo|Job (mojo by)
11/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BRAND LOGOS|$800|hard|Dried fruit products: a brunette girl in a red bonnet holding a basket of grapes|Sun-Maid
11/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THE PRESIDENTS' CHILDREN|$2000|hard|The eldest son of a president, this Ohio senator of the 1940s was known as 'Mr. Republican'|Robert Taft
06/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LAKES|$800|hard|Lanao is the largest lake on this island that also ends 'anao'|Mindanao
09/11/1998|Jeopardy!|THE BRADY BUNCH|$300|easy|From 1988 to 1993 Nicholas Brady was Secretary of this, so he was always on the money|the Treasury
20/11/2006|Jeopardy!|I'M READY FOR MY CLOSE-UP|$200|easy|Bully for you if you can name the Mount Rushmore prez seen here|Theodore Roosevelt
11/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|4 PLAY|$1200|hard|The 'four Cs' of diamonds are carat, clarity, color & this, such as oval or marquise|cut
07/02/2008|Jeopardy!|THE MASTERS|$400|easy|Seen here is this man's portrait of Gerard de Lairesse, who said, 'Everything art can achieve was possible for him'|Rembrandt
26/11/2001|Jeopardy!|GOOD TOMES|$1000|hard|In 1890 Oscar Wilde painted this novel portrait of a man trying to stay forever young|The Picture of Dorian Gray
03/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$2000|hard|Among his poetry collections is 1942's 'Shakespeare in Harlem'|Langston Hughes
19/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A CAPITAL CITY IDEA|$1600|hard|No longer Alma-Ata, the capital city of this central Asian country is now Astana|Kazakhstan
25/06/2009|Jeopardy!|WHO PLAYED 'EM?|$600|medium|2009: Rebecca Bloomwood, a real shopaholic|Isla Fisher
11/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|VARIETY PACK|$400|easy|Mittendorf's Dot is a congenital whitish-gray dot on the lens of this organ|the eye
07/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|YOU GET AN 'F'|$800|hard|This word that means 'easily broken' comes from a word meaning 'to break'|fragile
07/02/2008|Jeopardy!|NORMAN|$200|easy|When the Normans conquered England in 1066, they replaced this hyphenated people as the rulers of the land|the Anglo-Saxons
01/01/2010|Jeopardy!|NAME THE FILM|$800|hard|1995: 'To infinity, and beyond!'|Toy Story
11/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'U' SEND ME|$400|easy|He's the beloved figure on the poster seen here ('I Want YOU!')|Uncle Sam
26/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL NUMBERS|$1600|hard|Wilson Pickett: 'Land Of __ Dances'|A Thousand
17/11/2004|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$4200|hard|On a “table” of Arizona’s most populous cities, this one would be listed third|Mesa
22/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MIDWESTERN CITIES|$600|medium|In this big city the Midway Plaisance ('Pleasure Place') connects Jackson & Washington Parks|Chicago
17/02/2005|Jeopardy!|GIVE AN 'NCH'|$400|easy|It's the office or position of a judge, or where he sits|a bench
07/01/1999|Jeopardy!|CRITTERS|$200|easy|Ants detect odors with sensors on these|Antennae
08/06/2006|Jeopardy!|JUNE SWOON|$200|easy|This Philippine city was proclaimed a capital on June 24, 1571 & again on June 24, 1976|Manila
30/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|1952|$800|hard|In October the British deployed troops to stamp out a rebellion of this secret society in Kenya|the Mau Mau
02/03/2004|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. CURRENCY|None|None|It's the only building to appear on 2 current U.S. bills; one is an interior view, the other an exterior view|Independence Hall
02/02/2004|Final Jeopardy!|BASEBALL HISTORY|None|None|On August 10th, 2003, Rafael Furcal of the Braves became only the 12th man in MLB history to perform this single-handedly|a triple play
22/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SPORTS|$1000|hard|The weekend Tiger won the British Open, this Australian swept to victory in the U.S. Women's Open|Karrie Webb
21/12/2004|Jeopardy!|'G' FORCE|$800|hard|Cape Morris Jesup, the northernmost land in the world, is the northernmost tip of this island|Greenland
15/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ETHIOPIAN CUISINE|$1600|hard|Teff, similar to millet, is a type of this that comes from a grass grown in Ethiopia|a grain
12/01/2012|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS BIGGIES|$400|easy|After nearly 100 years, this company cut its Oldsmobile brand from its line in 2004|GM (General Motors)
13/06/2008|Jeopardy!|'N'ATIONS OF THE WORLD|$200|easy|Its territory extends 300 miles above the Arctic Circle|Norway
24/10/2008|Jeopardy!|WHAT THE 'H'?|$600|medium|Hopefully this cozy Kansas state song from around 1873 is about a dwelling on open land, not on a stove|Home On The Range
19/05/2011|Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS OF THE 1950s|$1000|hard|This work by Norman Vincent Peale had us all feeling good in 1955|The Power of Positive Thinking
21/04/2010|Final Jeopardy!|SAINTHOOD|None|None|In 2009 this man who died on Molokai in 1889 became Hawaii's first saint|Father Damien
29/11/2006|Jeopardy!|MONTHS|$600|medium|It's National Military Appreciation Month; we remember fallen soldiers near the end of it|May
10/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY ISLAND HOPPING|$400|easy|Amity is a city, not an island, in this Peter Benchley thriller; it is on Long Island, however|Jaws
29/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STATES BY CITIES|$800|hard|Burlington, St. Albans, Rutland|Vermont
08/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|Located on the Colorado River, it's the USA's largest man-made lake|Lake Mead
23/06/2003|Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICAN WILDLIFE|$800|hard|The black markings on the tawny coat of this South American wild cat are called rosettes|jaguar
12/12/2006|Jeopardy!|THE 1850s|$400|easy|In 1857 this husband of Queen Victoria was given the title Prince Consort|Prince Albert
05/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HE WAS IN THAT?|$600|medium|David Crosby appeared as a pirate named Tickles in this Spielberg film that some critics 'Pan'ned|Hook
20/04/2001|Jeopardy!|SELF-TITLED ALBUMS|$400|easy|'That's The Way Love Goes' is on this album, period|Janet
17/10/1991|Double Jeopardy!|SECRETARIES OF DEFENSE|$800|hard|This President’s Secretaries of Defense were James Schlesinger followed by Donald Rumsfeld|Gerald Ford
19/07/2010|Jeopardy!|HERE'S ANDERSON COOPER|$1000|hard|(Anderson Cooper reads the clue.)  In 2005 I reported on the anti-Syrian demonstrations that came to be known as the Cedar Revolution in this country|Lebanon
20/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$5000|hard|He served as New Amsterdam's governor from 1647 to 1664 & then retired to his bouwerij, or farm, dying there in 1672|(Peter) Stuyvesant
22/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE CRUSADES|$1600|hard|Between the 4th & 5th Crusades came the one known as this in which thousands were sold into slavery or died|the Children's Crusade
14/11/1997|Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN HISTORY|$500|medium|Famous 15th century heroine depicted in the statue seen here:|Joan of Arc
06/02/1997|Jeopardy!|STAR TREK|$300|easy|Zefram Cochrane, who invented this type of drive in 2061, appeared in the 1996 film 'First Contact'|Warp drive
23/07/2010|Jeopardy!|LETTER & WORD|$600|medium|In a 1954 experiment John Stapp accelerated to 632 mph in 5 seconds, surviving 46 of these units|g-forces
26/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE MEANINGS|$1600|hard|Time is short, so Edna ___ to the water's edge to pick ___; she intends to weave them into baskets|rushes
22/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$800|hard|Some say it was Daytona Beach where, in April 1513, he first claimed land for Spain on the U.S. mainland|Ponce de Leon
31/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ROBOT MANIA|$200|easy|In this 1984 film a cyborg from the future travels back in time to kill Sarah Connor|The Terminator
09/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|YOUNG LOVE IN SONG|$400|easy|In 'I Love Rock 'N Roll', she sang, 'Saw him dancin' there by the record machine... knew he musta been about 17'|Joan Jett
29/03/1999|Jeopardy!|'GO'ING|$300|easy|This 1965 record was Shirley Bassey's biggest hit in the U.S.|Goldfinger
27/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|STATE BIRDS|$200|easy|It comes bob bob bobbin' along as the state bird of Michigan, Wisconsin & Connecticut|Robin
09/02/1998|Jeopardy!|FAULKNER TITLES|$100|easy|'Go Down...'|Moses
07/05/2004|Jeopardy!|STUFF TO DO AT RECESS|$400|easy|Head to the art room & paint a masterpiece like the 16th century 'Mona Lisa' by this man|(Leonardo) da Vinci
05/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ASTROLOGY FOR SKATERS|$1000|hard|Skaters born under this sign of the scales strive for perfect balance, on the ice & off|Libra
26/03/2007|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$800|hard|More than a million died in this country's civil war that ended with the death of Carranza in 1920|Mexico
30/03/1998|Jeopardy!|VALLEYS|$400|easy|This 'Great' valley runs from the Valley of the Jordan to Southern Africa|the Great Rift Valley
11/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS LAST WORDS|$800|hard|In 1923 this Mexican bandit died beseeching a journalist, 'Don't let it end like this.  Tell them I said something.'|Pancho Villa
01/12/1989|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'Z'|$900|hard|Collective name of Frank Beard & the 2 guys with beards seen here:|ZZ Top
25/09/1995|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LAKES|$600|medium|Winnebago is this Midwest state's largest lake|Wisconsin
11/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY MILITARY NAMES|$4000|hard|Before he died in 1981, he was the USA's last surviving 5-star officer|(General) Omar Bradley
14/05/1993|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$1500|hard|This river flows over 2,200 miles from the Valdai Hills NW of Moscow to the Caspian Sea|the Volga
14/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|$400|easy|Christian has a wife named Christiana in this John Bunyan allegory|Pilgrim's Progress
07/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY|$3000|hard|VLSI, very large-scale integrated circuits, would be impossible without CAD, this kind of design|computer aided design
10/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|2-WORD COUNTRIES|$800|hard|People from this country are known as Kiwis|New Zealand
15/12/2005|Jeopardy!|COMPUTER TERMS|$400|easy|A spooler, a program that puts jobs in a queue to be done one at a time, is usually associated with this type of job|printing
18/09/2000|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL TERMS|$200|easy|[Former President Jimmy Carter speaking from the Carter Center in Atlanta]  From Latin for 'I forbid', it's what I did to 31 very bad bills passed by Congress|Veto
30/03/2010|Jeopardy!|ALSO A CAR RENTAL COMPANY|$800|hard|The first nuclear-powered U.S. aircraft carrier|Enterprise
10/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE READER|$2000|hard|This squirrel who stars in a tale by Beatrix Potter has a brother named Twinkleberry|Squirrel Nutkin
11/05/1990|Jeopardy!|1981|$500|medium|In April 1981 this former V.P. was ordered to pay the state of Maryland $248,735 for bribes he took|Spiro Agnew
05/05/2009|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$600|medium|To acquire through merit, or a large decorative vase|earn/urn
08/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'LAND's OF THE WORLD|$900|hard|It's the only U.S. state that fits the category|Maryland
09/11/1992|Jeopardy!|THE 1890s|$900|hard|In an effort to curb monopolies, Congress passed this act in 1890|the Sherman Anti-Trust Act
14/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK HERITAGE STAMPS|$800|hard|A. Philip Randolph unionized men in this job held by the men depicted on the stamp seen here:|Sleeping car porters
20/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL FORGIVENESS|$800|hard|According to the Book of Mark, until we have forgiven our brothers, we should cease this religious activity|pray
23/10/2008|Jeopardy!|A QUINTET OF QUOTES|$1000|hard|This teacher wrote that 'the very dreams that blister sleep, boil up from the basic, magic ring of myth'|Joseph Campbell
19/01/1993|Jeopardy!|'SAVE'|$200|easy|The first known public performance of this British nat'l anthem was at the Drury Lane Theatre in 1745|God Save The King
07/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK GODS|$1000|hard|An English word for mass terror comes from the name of this goaty Greek god|Pan
19/07/2004|Jeopardy!|NAMED AFTER JFK|$800|hard|Located in Queens, it first opened to commercial traffic in July 1948|JFK Airport
21/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED BIRDS|$400|easy|I'd pay to see a hare race this tall South American bird|the rhea (for hare)
16/11/2000|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE HODGEPODGE|$100|easy|Trojan Family is the alumni magazine of this university|USC (University of Southern California)
13/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY FIRST LINES|$1200|hard|'On Friday noon, July the twentieth, 1714 , the finest bridge in all Peru broke'|The Bridge of San Luis Rey
21/02/2005|Jeopardy!|LITERARY TITLE PAIRS|$200|easy|1913: '...and Lovers'|Sons
12/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|IT BORDERS BOTH|$400|easy|Switzerland & Spain|France
27/04/1999|Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$500|medium|Edwin, Shirley, Evangeline|Booth
10/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T THINK TOO FAST|$400|easy|The so-called Black Box on commercial planes, the flight data recorder is painted this color|orange
02/10/2007|Jeopardy!|I NEED MORE SPACE!|$600|medium|At KFC you can lunch on chicken; at KSC--this place--you can lunch with an astronaut|Kennedy Space Center
11/10/2007|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$200|easy|The Norway type of this infuriating rodent actually originated in Asia|the rat
02/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE VALLEY|$1600|hard|The monolith known as 'El Capitan' towers over 3,500 feet above this valley|Yosemite
10/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THE SHAPE OF 'THING's TO COME|$200|easy|A toy for a child, or a person used capriciously & selfishly by another|a plaything
08/05/1990|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$100|easy|They were once called 'Saratoga Chips' after the town in New York where they were first made|Potato chips
19/09/1997|Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|$500|medium|Among his many creations was an audiometer to detect vestigial hearing in the deaf|Alexander Graham Bell
03/12/1997|Jeopardy!|GENESIS|$300|easy|He was Adam & Eve's third-born child|Seth
04/03/1999|Jeopardy!|WHO ARE YOU?|$500|medium|You're a Muscovite if you're from Moscow, Russia & a Moscowan if you're from this state's Moscow|Idaho
13/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CHEWING THE 'FAT'|$1200|hard|He was the head of the P.L.O. from 1969 to 2004|Yasser Arafat
17/03/2004|Jeopardy!|-OLOGIES|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew at Cape Cod, Massachusetts)  One of the chapters in 'Moby Dick' is called this, the study of whales|cetology
04/04/2001|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$500|medium|This middle leg of the Triple Crown in horse racing is run the third Saturday in May|Preakness Stakes
29/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ARBOR DAY READING?|$800|hard|This poet wrote of a self-sacrificing apple tree in 'The Giving Tree'|Shel Silverstein
26/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$1600|hard|Hebrew for 'beasts', this 'B' word for something huge derives from the name of a beast in the Book of Job|behemoth
30/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE THE MAN|$800|hard|Will helped his father obtain one of these, with the motto 'Non Sanz Droict', 'Not Without Right'|Coat of arms
13/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GO SHOPPING|$1600|hard|I'm looking for DVDs of the early seasons of this Comedy Central show featuring Stan, Kyle, Cartman & Kenny|South Park
14/04/1997|Jeopardy!|LIGHTHOUSES|$100|easy|The lighthouse at the Castillo del Morro is a landmark of this Cuban capital|Havana
14/12/2007|Jeopardy!|CALIFORNIA, OREGON OR WASHINGTON|$1000|hard|Has 2 male U.S. senators|Oregon
22/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '80s|$400|easy|In this 1983 musical Barbra Streisand disguises herself as a boy to study the Talmud|Yentl
21/01/2003|Jeopardy!|GO FLY A KITE!|$600|medium|Brothers in this family invented a man-lifting kite & also founded the Boy Scouts|Baden-Powell
07/11/2005|Jeopardy!|DISNEY MOVIES BY CHARACTER|$400|easy|1961: Pongo, Patch, Cruella de Vil|101 Dalmatians
18/01/2006|Jeopardy!|REBUILDING|$800|hard|Herculaneum was still repairing the damage from a 62 A.D. earthquake when it was destroyed by this event 17 yrs. later|the eruption of Vesuvius
28/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A BEN KINGSLEY FILM FESTIVAL|$1200|hard|1991: Syndicate accountant Meyer Lansky|Bugsy
12/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN TRAVEL|$200|easy|This Bedouin transport also provides food, milk, clothing & fuel|Camel
01/02/2001|Jeopardy!|EAT YOUR VEGGIES|$300|easy|In Asian cuisine, sprouts are from beans & shoots are usually from this|bamboo
19/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|1901|$800|hard|In a 1901 book this French sci-fi author exposed the slaughter of elephants for their ivory|Jules Verne
03/05/2000|Jeopardy!|STRIKING|$300|easy|International Women's Day on March 8 honors a famous 1857 strike began by textile workers in this city|New York City
15/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITTLE DOG|$400|easy|This breed is noted for its loyalty, energy, curiosity & of course, intelligence - 'What is a logarithm?' (watching 'Jeopardy!' contestant on TV do the same)|Chihuahua
06/11/1995|Jeopardy!|BIRD TV|$300|easy|The Pigeon sisters were Oscar & Felix' nutty English neighbors on this classic sitcom|The Odd Couple
23/09/2010|Jeopardy!|ALCOHOLICS EPONYMOUS|$800|hard|The real first name of the maker of this Tenn. whiskey was Jasper, but a 'Jasper & Coke' just doesn't sound right|Jack Daniels
03/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE MUSICAL QUESTION|$2000|hard|Ray Charles wondered (repeatedly) about words he spoke to his 'baby' in this 1959 tune|'What'd I Say'
16/10/2007|Jeopardy!|SPEL-EMENTS|$400|easy|Neon, argon|near (Ne-Ar)
05/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BASIC SCIENCE|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew holds up a sugar cube.)  At sea level, at 32 degrees Fahrenheit, 1 cubic centimeter of air, the size of a sugar cube, contains 45 billion billion of these, from the Latin for 'little mass'|a molecule
21/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DEEP PURPLE|$1000|hard|Washington's HQ, a state historic site in Newburgh, N.Y., has the first one of these ever given, in 1783; it's made of wool|a Purple Heart
31/10/2008|Jeopardy!|JUST SAY 'NO'|$600|medium|Born in Osaka, Japan in 1968, this major leaguer pitched 2 no-hitters & had 200 strikeouts 4 times|Hideo Nomo
13/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE CONSTANT GARDENER|$2000|hard|To a gardener buying a tree from a nursery, 'B&B' means the tree is balled-and-this|burlapped
07/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|A smaller canal connecting to this river brings fresh water to the Suez Canal|the Nile
06/03/2009|Jeopardy!|GRAY MATTER|$800|hard|Gray-haired & gray-bearded, he was the USA's 'good gray poet'|Walt Whitman
12/02/1999|Jeopardy!|CHOCOLATE|$200|easy|This leading British chocolate-maker introduced its 'Dairy Milk' chocolate bar in 1905|Cadbury
04/11/1991|Jeopardy!|6-LETTER WORDS|$300|easy|The enclosure over a plane's cockpit or the layer of the tallest treetops in a forest|Canopy
21/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ACROSS THE UNIVERSE|$2000|hard|There's a horsehead one of these fuzzy objects in Orion & a ring one in the constellation Lyra|a nebula
07/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE VICTORIANS|$400|easy|The plight of the poor was shown in works like 'Horrible' this city & 'The Bitter Cry of Outcast' this city|London
14/01/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$100|easy|This Lakers star won a 1992 Grammy for the best spoken word album:  'What You Can Do To Avoid AIDS'|Earvin 'Magic' Johnson
14/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'Z' BREEZE|$800|hard|Carl Jung taught at a university here|Zurich
13/04/2001|Jeopardy!|TEMPLE|$400|easy|The Reverend Jim Jones led this sect to its ultimate doom|The People's Temple
08/06/2004|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL ANTHEMS|$1000|hard|The anthem heard here was composed in this century|the 18th century
04/05/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT A GIRL WANTS|$200|easy|...a set of pom-poms so she can practice being one of these, right in her bedroom -- go team!|cheerleader
10/06/2011|Jeopardy!|1923 TIME COVERS|$800|hard|At the end of 1923, this Irish author graced Time's cover & inside discussed his new play about Joan of Arc|(George Bernard) Shaw
05/03/2007|Jeopardy!|POLITICS|$1000|hard|In 2002 this Mississippian quit his post as Senate Republican Leader|Trent Lott
06/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|AGRICULTURE|$1900|hard|The Book of Knowledge calls this tropical fruit the most commonly eaten fruit in the world|Banana
05/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY FIRST|$2000|hard|...among the first 5 books of the Old Testament|Deuteronomy
19/05/2009|Jeopardy!|WELL, 'B'!|$200|easy|A family member who doesn't fit in is known by this dark, woolly term|black sheep
27/06/2003|Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$400|easy|In the 1520s Pope Clement VII commissioned him to build the Laurentian Library in Florence|Michelangelo
20/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|SOVIET UNION|$600|medium|Soviet republic that has same name as an American state|Georgia
25/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD AUTHORS|$400|easy|In a work by this dramatist, Trepliov kills a sea gull, the symbol of his broken dreams|Anton Chekhov
27/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CABINET DEPARTMENTS IN OTHER WORDS|$2000|hard|mc2|Energy
27/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOUSEPLANTS|$400|easy|Unlike many plants, these, which include the barrel & snowball types, prefer to get completely dry|cacti
03/04/1998|Jeopardy!|'CON's|$500|medium|His disciples collected his sayings in 'Analects'|Confucius
14/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE VATICAN'S INDEX OF FORBIDDEN BOOKS|$400|easy|It must have made this author miserable to know his 'Hunchback of Notre Dame' was included|Hugo
19/03/2009|Jeopardy!|OTHER PLACES TO GAMBLE|$600|medium|This riverside Nevada town is named for a guy called Don, who turned the place into a gambling destination|Laughlin
12/01/2010|Jeopardy!|ON THE MONEY|$400|easy|This building had to appear on a note--it's on the back of the $10 bill|the U.S. Treasury
29/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WB CARTOON STARS|$1200|hard|1961: 'Beep Prepared'|the Road Runner
02/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS CEMETERIES|$800|hard|Karl Marx & Michael Faraday are both buried in this city's Highgate Cemetery|London
15/07/2003|Jeopardy!|PEN NAMES|$200|easy|This crayon brand also makes Click Em On markers & Spider Writers|Crayola
18/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WAYS TO 'PLAY'|$1000|hard|New ideas that please the regular folk in Illinois are said to do this|To play in Peoria
05/02/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$100|easy|Sung T'ai Tsu founded this country's Sung dynasty in 960|China
02/03/2004|Jeopardy!|LET'S TALK INTERNAL ORGANS|$1000|hard|In the fetus, this organ produces red blood cells; in adults, it focuses on destroying worn-out ones|the spleen
07/07/1998|Jeopardy!|TV ACTORS|$200|easy|On this series, William B. Davis plays a character called the Cigarette-Smoking Man|The X-Files
07/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$400|easy|Ancient Yucatan tribe that had no schools but were excellent astronomers|the Mayans
14/05/1993|Double Jeopardy!|TEA TIME|$600|medium|Darjeeling tea is grown in Darjeeling, India, in the foothills of these mountains|the Himalayas
07/11/1989|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. POLITICS|None|None|He served as Sec'y of H.E.W., Sec'y of Defense & Att'y General, all in the same year--1973|Elliot Richardson
15/02/2008|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICAN POETRY|None|None|Walt Whitman called this 'the beautiful uncut hair of graves'|grass
26/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE WORST IN SPORTS|$600|medium|This northwestern team wasn't 'flying' when it set the NFL record of -7 yards against the Rams in 1979|Seattle Seahawks
28/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|YOU WROTE IT|$1600|hard|As well as novels, he wrote rags-to-riches nonfiction like the James Garfield biography 'From Canal Boy to President'|Horatio Alger
10/07/2008|Jeopardy!|'JE'-PARDY|$800|hard|Seen here, this jumping mouselike rodent can jump faster than a human can run|a jerboa
28/11/1997|Jeopardy!|QUOTH|$500|medium|In the 12th of these letters, Alexander Hamilton wrote, 'A nation cannot long exist without revenues'|The Federalist Papers
13/07/2004|Jeopardy!|A CHORUS OF ANGELS|$400|easy|One of the bestselling paperbacks of 2003 was 'Angels and Demons' by this author of 'The Da Vinci Code'|Dan Brown
09/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'RED', 'WHITE' OR 'BLUE'|$1200|hard|A Big Crave 9 from here contains 20 sliders|White Castle
02/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MIDDLE AGE FOLKS|$2000|hard|In addition to being an historian & poet, Snorri Sturluson headed this Icelandic legislative body several times|the Althing
10/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HOW SWEDE IT IS!|$1600|hard|This U.N. Secretary-General died tragically in Africa in 1961|Dag Hammarskjöld
02/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD WORDS & PHRASES|$2000|hard|To suffer the consequences of your own actions is to 'stew' here|in your own juices
15/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$600|medium|The first of these 5 acts closed the port of Boston until payment was made for the destroyed tea|the Coercive Acts (or the Intolerable Acts)
07/04/2006|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC LITERATURE|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from Kremlin in Moscow, Russia.)  Novel in which Moscow was without its inhabitants & the soldiers were sucked into her, radiating from the Kremlin|War and Peace
29/06/2001|Jeopardy!|WORD IN COMMON|$100|easy|One-word description of a 'drummer boy' or an 'engine that could'|Little
19/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|GAMES|$400|easy|To win Battleship, you have to be the 1st player to do this to all of your opponent's ships|sink them
28/11/2001|Jeopardy!|FUN WITH COLORS|$200|easy|Dennis Franz has won several Emmys for playing detective Andy Sipowicz on this TV drama|NYPD Blue
23/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE, DURING & AFTER|$1600|hard|The Oscar-winning actor who freed the slaves & then became a muckraking journalist|F. Murray Abraham Lincoln Steffens
27/12/1999|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$300|easy|This 1992 Olympic figure skating gold medalist is a fourth-generation Japanese-American|Kristi Yamaguchi
06/01/1999|Jeopardy!|FDR|$200|easy|FDR gave the first of these talks March 12, 1933 from the White House diplomatic reception room|Fireside Chats
21/11/2005|Jeopardy!|KNIGHTS & KNIGHTHOOD|$600|medium|The name of this part of a knight's armor comes from an old French word meaning 'glove'|gauntlet
05/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$800|hard|When the Jews of Persia are ordered killed, Mordecai puts on a sackcloth accessorized with these|ashes
23/03/2005|Jeopardy!|YOU BEAST!|$600|medium|A nide is a brood of these birds (perhaps the ring-necked ones)|pheasants
12/11/1992|Jeopardy!|15-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|It's the process of removing radioactive material from the body|Decontaminating
03/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'R'|$800|hard|Beam, beacon & frequency preceder (5)|radar (or radio)
18/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MAY DAYS|$400|easy|On May 15, 1996 he announced he would soon become 'A private citizen, a Kansan, an American, just a man'|Senator Bob Dole
01/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$400|easy|Corundum makes up much of this rock used to make an abrasive 'board'|emery
02/11/1998|Final Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL TIMES|None|None|In Solomon's reign, she filled the new post of 'queen mother'|Bathsheba (wife of David)
12/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FEMALES|$1000|hard|Spreading her winged arms, the Egyptian goddess seen here is guarding the tomb of Seti I|Isis
17/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|17th CENTURY DUTCHMEN|$400|easy|Willem Janszoon made the first European sighting of this continent, but thought it was part of New Guinea|Australia
24/03/2010|Jeopardy!|HIDDEN COUNTRIES|$200|easy|I economize with lunch in a box|China (in lunch in a box)
18/12/1989|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'A'|$400|easy|This adjective meaning shocked or terrified may derive from the word 'ghost'|Aghast
27/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|LEGENDS|$400|easy|People whose gods included Odin, Thor & Loki|the Vikings (or the Norse)
19/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MARY'S A GRAND OLD NAME|$2000|hard|This noted anthropologist passed away in Nairobi in 1996|Mary Leakey
08/06/2000|Jeopardy!|OSCAR, GRAMMY OR BOTH|$200|easy|Meryl Streep|Oscar
30/01/1990|Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$500|medium|This female president graduated from Mount St. Vincent College in the Bronx in 1953|Corazon Aquino (of the Philippines)
30/01/2006|Jeopardy!|STATE BIRDS|$800|hard|Hawaii's state bird, the nene, is a close relative of this 'Canadian' bird|the (Canada) goose
05/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN LITERATURE|$200|easy|Reading the Iliad & Odyssey in their original language is this language to us|Greek
10/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|____ & ____|$400|easy|This brand whose name means 'spotlessly clean' began as a glue-based wall cleaner|Spic & Span
24/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ECONOMICS|$400|easy|Take note, it's the Central Bank of the United States|Federal Reserve
24/06/1987|Jeopardy!|'60s SONGS|$300|easy|Sinatra's only #1 solo hit of the decade was about these solitary souls|Strangers In The Night
02/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$800|hard|Its frappucino beverage was named one of 'the best new products of 1996'|Starbucks
29/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE ADJECTIVES|$2000|hard|Sarcasm aside, this word from the Greek for 'burning' describes a substance that causes corrosion|caustic
26/05/1986|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION|$800|hard|In Japanese, it means 'a thing for wearing' or 'clothes'|a kimono
30/12/2011|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS OF GERMANY|$1000|hard|A Mainz museum honoring this most famous son traces the history of printing & has a replica of his press on display|Gutenberg
21/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ARE YOU TOYING WITH ME?|$1600|hard|You can get Troy & Gabriella dolls dressed for the prom from this TV/film series|High School Musical
25/05/1989|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'V'|$300|easy|Either of two lower chambers of the heart that pump blood into the arteries|the ventricles
01/07/1998|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$300|easy|Heloise cleans this bowl by pouring in cola that has gone flat & letting it soak for an hour|toilet bowl
09/10/2003|Jeopardy!|'STREET's|$200|easy|America's second-largest daily newspaper, it's published in New York City & 4 regional editions|The Wall Street Journal
21/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ARTS NEWS 2009|$800|hard|'Mucho Gustavo', said L.A. music lovers as 28-year-old conductor Gustavo Dudamel took over this orchestra|the L.A. Philharmonic
16/05/1997|Jeopardy!|LOVE|$400|easy|An ancient Greek philosophy of the ideal gave us this term for love without desire|Platonic
02/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'FIELD'|$800|hard|1963 film in which Sidney Poitier played a handyman who builds a chapel for 5 German-speaking nuns|Lilies Of The Field
11/06/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$800|hard|Northwest city seen here during a visit by a famous TV show:|Seattle
01/04/2008|Jeopardy!|BREAKFAST|$600|medium|This fancy egg dish is said to have been created at Delmonico's in the 1800s; even then, Hollandaise sauce was used|Eggs Benedict
27/10/2004|Jeopardy!|'J' WALKING|$200|easy|In medieval times this country was known as Cipango|Japan
15/05/1991|Double Jeopardy!|EGYPT|$5000|hard|It was closed June 6, 1967 & re-opened June 5, 1975|The Suez Canal
24/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1980s|$600|medium|This group, the ATC in PATCO, made labor news in 1981|Air traffic controllers
13/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$1200|hard|(Typewriter) keyboardist Paul Ackerman entered the R&R Hall of Fame by editing this music journal for 30 years|Billboard
14/04/2008|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$800|hard|This British archaeologist's last dig (the one they put him in) was at Putney Vale Cemetery in 1939, not in Egypt|Howard Carter
29/11/2007|Final Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY BOOKS|None|None|'Political power... is merely the organized power of one class for oppressing another' is from this work|The Communist Manifesto
24/05/2005|Jeopardy!|HAUTE COUTURE|$200|easy|Nicole Farhi, who married playwright David Hare, is called the 'Donna Karan of' this world capital|London
26/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE PRODUCER|$800|hard|This brand's Wienermobile dates back to 1936|Oscar Mayer
05/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GREECE|$800|hard|Make no mythtake, this 9,750-foot mountain on the border of Thessaly & Macedonia is Greece's highest|Mount Olympus
17/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|VIRGINIA GOVERNORS|$400|easy|In 1811 Virginia had 4 governors: John Tyler, George William Smith, Peyton Randolph & this fifth president|James Monroe
06/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITY BIRTHPLACES|$1600|hard|Andy Garcia|Havana
04/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LINCOLN'S CABINET|$600|medium|Edwin M. Stanton refused to be dismissed as secretary of this by Andrew Johnson|War
22/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WEATHER|$800|hard|The National Weather Service says some Gulf Coast areas get a second peak tornado period, in this season|autumn
25/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CANINE & FELINE FILM TITLES|$1000|hard|Barbra Streisand's first non-singing movie role was in this 1970 adaptation of a Bill Manhoff play|The Owl and the Pussycat
17/01/2012|Jeopardy!|YOU MIGHT 'B' HUNGRY|$600|medium|The color of this large cherry ranges from a deep garnet to almost black|Bing cherry
17/05/2011|Jeopardy!|FLIGHT SIMULATION|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew sits in a flight simulator) After takeoff it's normal to retract these on the wings whose functions include increasing lift and drag; the process is controlled by the pilot and monitored on the primary flight display|the flaps
02/07/1993|Jeopardy!|30-SOMETHING|$300|easy|In need of money in 1835, this 30-year-old Dane published 4 fairy tales|Hans Christian Andersen
14/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE TOWER OF LONDON|$1600|hard|The yeoman warriors guarding the Tower once got hefty rations of meat, which may be why they're nicknamed this|Beefeaters
26/02/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE BEER GARDEN|$400|easy|'The Gourmet Guide to Beer' says most major beers are either ales or these|lagers
09/01/1990|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$500|medium|The artist Rubens was born either on or the day before the feast day of these 2 saints|Peter and Paul
14/11/2002|Jeopardy!|ASIAN AMERICANS|$1000|hard|In 2002 this maestro ended his 29-year tenure as director of the Boston Symphony Orchestra|Seiji Ozawa
30/06/2004|Jeopardy!|THE BLUE & THE GRAY|$1000|hard|On Aug. 5, 1864 this hero lost an ironclad, but his wooden flagship the Hartford survived the battle|(David) Farragut
29/04/2003|Jeopardy!|THE THEATRE|$400|easy|This director of the film 'Moulin Rouge!' brought his hit production of 'La boheme' to Broadway in 2002|Baz Luhrmann
25/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WE'RE TALKING BASEBALL|$2000|hard|Commissioner Bud Selig is a former owner of this Midwestern Major League Baseball team|the Brewers
23/01/2009|Jeopardy!|2 ANIMALS, 1 WORD|$600|medium|Whoa! These large biting insects are the leading cause of equine infectious anemia|horseflies
06/04/1987|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$200|easy|After the League of Nations dissolved in 1946, their Geneva headquarters went to this group|the United Nations
21/05/2009|Jeopardy!|FRUIT OF THE KLUM|$400|easy|In '98 Heidi got her big break, landing the cover of this magazine's swimsuit issue, not its NCAA hoops preview|Sports Illustrated
18/03/1999|Jeopardy!|WHERE THINGS HAPPENED|$300|easy|California city where Father Junipero Serra is buried & Clint Eastwood once served as mayor|Carmel
29/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. 'C'ITIES|$800|hard|It's the largest city in Wyoming|Cheyenne
20/04/2009|Jeopardy!|BEHIND THE SEUSS-IC|$1000|hard|Some libraries took this book with the Yooks & Zooks off the shelf for its references to the Cold War|The Butter Battle Book
25/11/1993|Jeopardy!|1954|$500|medium|He retired at 87 as conductor of the NBC Symphony Orchestra|Arturo Toscanini
11/07/2000|Jeopardy!|MOTHER GOOSE|$200|easy|'The king was in his counting-house counting out his money; the queen was in the parlor, eating' this|bread & honey
29/11/1994|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$200|easy|In Greek Myth this most beautiful woman was not so much born as hatched|Helen
01/04/2005|Final Jeopardy!|AUTOMOTIVE HISTORY|None|None|In 1959 the ad firm of Doyle Dane Bernbach began using the slogan 'Ugly is only skin-deep' for this import model|Volkswagen Beetle
18/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH POETS|$200|easy|His 'Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect' was published in 1786 with about half the 600 copies pre-sold|Robert Burns
05/05/2009|Jeopardy!|WHAT ARE YOU AFRAID OF?|$200|easy|Yes, there really is a name for the fear of this number--it's triskaidekaphobia|13
13/01/2005|Jeopardy!|WRITE ON, GIRL!|$400|easy|She wrote 'American Star' and 'Rock Star'; her actress-sister Joan wrote 'Star Quality'|Jackie Collins
06/07/1998|Jeopardy!|SAINTS' DAYS|$400|easy|She waltzes in with a March 14 date, mate|Saint Matilda
26/10/2010|Jeopardy!|THE UNICORN|$200|easy|In 'Through the Looking-Glass', she meets a unicorn who is stunned to discover she's not a monster|Alice
29/12/1997|Jeopardy!|A TRASHERY OF OGDEN NASHERY|$500|medium|In his poem 'The Baby', Nash remarked, 'A bit of' this 'is always walcum'|Talcum
07/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL TERMS|$400|easy|This delaying device can be defeated by the use of cloture|a filibuster
03/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY RHYME TIME|$2000|hard|A household task in a latitude zero country of South America|an Ecuador chore
12/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL NICKNAMES|$400|easy|'The Ryan Express'|Nolan Ryan
04/02/2005|Jeopardy!|FRENCH LESSONS WITH MOM|$600|medium|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew as 'Mom' gives the clue.)  I know you want to talk to that girl in your homeroom.  Try this: 'Que vous êtes jolie.'  You're telling her flat-out she's this|gorgeous (or cute or beautiful or pretty)
05/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE POETIC LINE|$1600|hard|'Tyger!  Tyger!  burning bright in the forests of the ____'|night
06/05/2011|Jeopardy!|THE PRESIDENT WHO WROTE...|$800|hard|'Six Crises'|Nixon
09/09/2002|Jeopardy!|think small|$200|easy|Size of Don Ho's 'Bubbles'|Tiny
13/05/2011|Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|Isn't there a song about this variety of tangerine?|a clementine
08/06/1998|Jeopardy!|TOO 'HOT' TO HANDLE|$100|easy|It's another name for a frankfurter|Hot dog
30/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CHICKEN OR FISH?|$2000|hard|On today's menu: lobster thermidor or this classic French-named fricassee that once made use of old roosters|coq au vin
18/11/2010|Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED IN THE PAST|$400|easy|A senate report showed his govt., deposed in 2003, stole billions from the U.N.'s Oil-for-Food program|(Saddam) Hussein
04/02/2011|Jeopardy!|'FORE'!|$600|medium|A ground stroke, in tennis|a forehand
02/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ROMAN ART|$1600|hard|A fresco by Raphael shows Pope Leo I pleading with this ruthless barbarian to spare Rome|Attilla
03/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$800|hard|On Jan. 19, 1977 President Ford pardoned this woman who'd been convicted of treason in World War II|Tokyo Rose
05/12/2008|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RHYME TIME|$800|hard|Amanda's avenues|Peet's streets
29/09/2008|Jeopardy!|FUN WITH OPERA|$200|easy|Dr. Gregg tries to kiss his anesthetist in 'Gallantry', an opera inspired by this kind of daytime drama|a soap opera
25/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ASIAN HISTORY|$1200|hard|Fingers were pointed at Syria when this ex-P.M. of Lebanon was killed in February 2005|Rafik Hariri
05/03/1998|Jeopardy!|ROCKING THE BABY|$100|easy|Newborns may be in this state for over 20 hours out of every 24|Sleeping
22/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GET A GRIP|$400|easy|A strong grip may be compared to this clamping item that holds a piece in place for carpenters|a vice
24/02/2010|Jeopardy!|THAT'S IN BRITOONICA|$200|easy|Britannica notes that his owner Shaggy was 'one of the first serial abusers of the word 'like''|Scooby-Doo
08/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTES ABOUT PLACES|$4500|hard|In 'The Third Man' Orson Welles said it 'had 500 years of democracy & peace, & what did that produce?  The cuckoo clock'|Switzerland
08/11/1989|Jeopardy!|OLD TESTAMENT|$100|easy|God's sending him up Sinai & Nebo made quite a mountain climber out of this sheepherder|Moses
02/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TAGLINES|$800|hard|2002:  'The War of the Ring has begun'|The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
04/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PLANTS & TREES|$200|easy|2 varieties of this desert plant are named for holidays: Christmas & Easter|Cactus
06/06/1997|Jeopardy!|CAR PARTS|$200|easy|Cars can be slowed by these parts pressing on the brake drum; don't drag your own on the pavement|shoes
27/03/2008|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYMES ON THE 11 O'CLOCK NEWS|$600|medium|She terrorized 3 non-sighted rodents & dismembered them; I've never seen such a sight in my life|the farmer's wife
23/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST|$2000|hard|Seen here is a self-portrait of this impressionist, better known for portraits of women|Renoir
09/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MATH|$1600|hard|It's any system of geometry not based on the system in 'Elements', a book from around 300 B.C.|non-Euclidean
04/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|REALLY BIG COUNTRIES|$2000|hard|The territory of this largest U.N. member country situated only on islands includes Bali & the Molucca islands|Indonesia
10/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS IN THE PREAMBLE|$2000|hard|We want this to be 'more perfect'; not the best English, but let's go with it|union
01/02/2008|Jeopardy!|MONTY PYTHON FOREVER|$600|medium|Now a director, this American made the quirky animations for the show|(Terry) Gilliam
19/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GARDENS|$2800|hard|In 1913 his wife Ellen planted the first actual rose garden in the White House's West Garden|(Woodrow) Wilson
29/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|EATING PLACES|$1600|hard|This French word means a small, European-style restaurant, or a small nightclub similar to a cabaret|a bistro
16/11/2004|Jeopardy!|OUR FOUNDING FATHERS|$200|easy|He boldly served as President of the Continental Congress when the Declaration of Independence was adopted|John Hancock
13/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS|$600|medium|'Plutus' is the latest extant play by this master of ancient Greek comedy who gave us 'The Birds'|Aristophanes
26/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OF THE WESTERN WORLD|$2000|hard|This city of 20 million is the westernmost capital city in the Americas|Mexico City
23/07/2008|Jeopardy!|IT'S AN ETHNIC THING|$1000|hard|Towel & taffy|Turkish
29/12/1989|Jeopardy!|1989|$400|easy|In March these northern lights were visible as far south as Texas & Florida|Aurora Borealis
03/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|THE ATTORNEY GENERAL INFORMATION|$1200|hard|He became Attorney General in 2001, shortly after losing his re-election race as a senator from Missouri|John Ashcroft
20/11/2007|Jeopardy!|THE OLD COUNTRY|$1000|hard|Until 1975 it was the Malagasy Republic|Madagascar
31/03/1999|Jeopardy!|YOU NEED TO BE PUNISHED|$200|easy|In 'Hanky Panky' Madonna sings 'I don't want you to thank me, you can just' do this|Spank me
16/10/2000|Jeopardy!|'TOON IN|$500|medium|Launched Oct. 2, 1950, it went on to achieve the largest & most devoted following of any comic strip in history|Peanuts
30/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AND SOMETIMES Y|$2000|hard|Originally a Greek unit of length, Homer used this word to describe a race of small folk dwelling in a  southern land|pygmy
23/01/1998|Jeopardy!|FILM DIRECTORS|$100|easy|Before 'Men in Black', Barry Sonnenfeld directed 2 movies about this altogether ooky family|The Addams Family
26/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$1200|hard|This explorer's brother Thorvald was killed while on an expedition in Vinland|Leif Ericson
02/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT STORIES|$400|easy|James Thurber's story of this daydreaming husband first appeared in a 1939 issue of The New Yorker|Walter Mitty
15/09/1998|Jeopardy!|TEDDY ROOSEVELT|$400|easy|Roosevelt, who often participated in this sport, was virtually blinded in his left eye during a match|Boxing
11/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'F'|$400|easy|Trot and terrier preceder (3)|fox
11/07/2007|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY PAINTERS|$400|easy|Yo, Adrian!  His expressionistic paintings have sold for up to $40,000|Sylvester Stallone
21/09/2011|Jeopardy!|E3|$1000|hard|This portion of the brain coordinates voluntary movements & balance|the cerebellum
16/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE DIRECTOR'S CHAIR|$1000|hard|'Broken Blossoms', 'Intolerance', 'Way Down East'|D.W. Griffith
17/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY THINKERS|$1200|hard|The works of this woman on the left include 1965's 'Normality and Pathology in Childhood'|Anna Freud
29/05/2003|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$1000|hard|He's the killer in Patricia Cornwell's bestseller 'Portrait of a Killer'; Case Closed|Jack the Ripper
02/02/2004|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL QUOTES|$400|easy|Mark Twin said, 'It's not the size of' this animal' in the fight, 'it's the size of the fight in this animal|a dog
02/05/2011|Jeopardy!|STATE NAME ORIGINS|$1200|hard|This state was named for an island in the English Channel|New Jersey
19/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES OF THE '70s|$1800|hard|On Nov. 22, 1975 he stepped onto a balcony at the Royal Palace as a crowd roared, 'Viva el rey!'|Juan Carlos
23/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|RADIO FACES|$1200|hard|If you're happier listening to this NPR program not knowing what Michele Norris looks like, cover your eyes|All Things Considered
03/01/2007|Jeopardy!|WEEKEND IN NEW ENGLAND|$200|easy|This Vermont capital's Winooski River offers excellent canoeing & fishing|Montpelier
03/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|HOTELS BY CITY|$600|medium|Ritz-Carlton, Copley Plaza, Back Bay Hilton|Boston
17/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|KNOW YOUR CONGRESS|$800|hard|Rep. Rob Bishop & Sen. Orrin Hatch|Utah
25/06/2008|Jeopardy!|'G' WHIZ!|$600|medium|Maharishi Mahesh Yogi gained fame as one of these Indian teachers|guru
18/05/1992|Jeopardy!|'X', 'Y', 'Z'|$100|easy|Prince Andrew's dukedom|York
14/04/1998|Jeopardy!|OLD YORK|$500|medium|These medieval plays, none by Agatha Christie, are performed in a cycle at York every 4 years|Mystery plays
22/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SENTIMENTAL ROCK|$400|easy|Bad English sang 'When I See You Smile'; it was this group that had the hit 'Feel Like Makin' Love'|Bad Company
15/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A TIM ROBBINS FILM FESTIVAL|$400|easy|Tim played inmate number 37927 in this 1994 film|The Shawshank Redemption
02/05/1994|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$300|easy|This former VP appeared in an ad during the 1994 Super Bowl for Lay's Potato Chips|Dan Quayle
13/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GLOBIN'|$1000|hard|Found in southern Africa, it's the largest African country that once was a colony of Portugal|Angola
17/02/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S. CAPITALS OF THE WORLD|$400|easy|Longville, Minn. is the capital for racing these reptiles, the slowest compete for the 'Grand Slowpoke' title|Turtles
02/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|A-ONE|$1500|hard|The shell of this large marine gastropod is used for ornaments|Abalone
25/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HELLO KITTY|$600|medium|Notice the eyes on this most popular breed of cat seen here:|Persian
13/01/2004|Jeopardy!|OF THE 'THIRD' KIND|$600|medium|In a classic comedy routine, it's where you'll find 'I Don't Know'|third base
12/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BRIT LIT|$1600|hard|This Walter Scott character is chieftain of the MacGregor clan|Rob Roy
04/03/2003|Jeopardy!|THIS MEANS 'WAR'|$400|easy|Clothes collection|wardrobe
06/12/2011|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. STRUCTURES|None|None|On December 6, 1884 this was capped with a 100-oz., 9-inch-high pyramid-shaped block of aluminum, a metal that was rare at the time|the Washington Monument
03/10/1986|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL LOVERS|$300|easy|Disguised as a bull, he dazzled Europa with his animal magnetism|Zeus
23/06/2008|Jeopardy!|MOVIE SONGS|$1000|hard|The Oscar for Best Song of 2007 went to a tune from this film about 2 Dublin musicians|Once
18/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ON WORDS|$400|easy|Of a person, place or thing, it's what the Rosetta Stone was named for|Place
17/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HE DIRECTED THAT?|$600|medium|His big screen version of 'Annie' came more than 40 years after 'The Maltese Falcon'|John Huston
08/06/2001|Jeopardy!|'WILL' OF THE PEOPLE|$400|easy|Last name of heavyweight champ Jess, or first name of the weatherman who'd wish him a happy 120th birthday|Willard
12/09/2005|Jeopardy!|A NEBRASKA CORNHUSKER, OR...|$600|medium|QB of Nebraska's all-century team Tommie, or boxing's 'Smokin' Joe'|Frazier
10/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN HISTORY|$800|hard|King Henry VIII's first wife, Catherine of Aragon, was the daughter of this famous queen|Isabella
26/04/2007|Jeopardy!|WE LOVE BROADWAY MUSICALS|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew presents from a stage set.)  Since 1988, more than 10 actors have starred as the Phantom of the Opera here on Broadway, but it was this actor who won the Tony|Michael Crawford
22/05/2002|Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINING CRITTERS|$400|easy|This breakfast cereal ursine character hawked Super Sugar Crisps|Sugar Bear
23/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE, DURING & AFTER|$2000|hard|His efforts have included singing 'I Want Your Sex', playing 'The American President' & occupying Japan|George Michael Douglas McArthur
15/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS|$3000|hard|Henry & Clara Ford are proud to announce the rollout of this model Nov. 6, 1893|the Edsel
20/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$400|easy|This country consists of 13 states plus the federal territories of Labuan & Kuala Lumpur|Malaysia
24/11/1994|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$500|medium|This 19th century first lady was a fashion trendsetter who made Turkish-style turbans all the rage|Dolley Madison
30/05/2000|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$300|easy|This wheeled war vehicle was introduced to the Egyptians around 1600 B.C. by an invading people called the Hyksos|Chariot
03/02/2004|Final Jeopardy!|ARBOREAL MAMMALS|None|None|Of the genus Phascolarctos, it's 23-33'' tall with a stout gray or brown body, a big round nose & strong claws|a koala
30/01/2006|Jeopardy!|STATE BIRDS|$600|medium|1 of 2 states that have a breed of chicken as the state bird|Rhode Island (or Delaware)
18/12/2008|Jeopardy!|TV ROBOTS|$400|easy|Jean Vander Pyl, TV's Wilma Flintstone, was also the voice of Rosie the Robot, the maid on this cartoon series|The Jetsons
15/02/1999|Jeopardy!|WORDS WITHIN WORDS|$200|easy|Carry something luminescent when you go down into one of these|Mine (luMINEscent)
08/03/2001|Jeopardy!|ROCKS & MINERALS|$400|easy|New Hampshire's state rock of coarse is this common building material|Granite
10/03/2003|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL NOVELS|$1000|hard|A real Edinburgh prison nicknamed 'The Heart of Midlothian' is featured in his 1818 novel of the same name|Sir Walter Scott
15/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE PLAYWRIGHT WRITES|$1000|hard|'Gimme a whiskey--ginger ale on the side.  And don't be stingy, baby'|Eugene O'Neill (Anna Christie)
16/05/2006|Jeopardy!|SOCIOLOGY|$800|hard|A joint author on a paper, or someone who assists the power occupying his country|a collaborator
16/02/2009|Jeopardy!|LATER|$1000|hard|Cavemen chipped this dark quartz rock into sharp tools & weapons; thousands of years later, it was used in firearms|flint
06/03/2007|Jeopardy!|RAISE THE FLAG|$800|hard|The current flag of this former British Crown colony is seen here|Hong Kong
19/12/2007|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$400|easy|Though ceded in 1898, this Pacific island didn't become a U.S. territory until 1950|Guam
22/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S MY LAW|$200|easy|Snell's Law governs the angle of refraction of this as it passes from one medium to another|Light
02/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BREAK OUT THE ATLAS|$800|hard|Today the largest city in the Bahamas, it was a haven for Caribbean pirates in the 18th century|Nassau
01/05/2006|Jeopardy!|THERE'S NO BUSINESS LIKE BUSINESS BUSINESS|$1000|hard|In 1963 the Tandy Corporation bought this company; in 1977 it marketed the TRS-80 personal computer|Radio Shack
24/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HERO|$800|hard|Mr. Darcy makes sure that Wickham marries Elizabeth Bennet's sister after running away with her in this Jane Austen novel|Pride and Prejudice
23/11/2004|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE TRANSLATIONS|$400|easy|This Oscar-winning film set in Somalia became 'Helicopter on Fire' in Poland|Black Hawk Down
30/09/1997|Jeopardy!|SUN POTPOURRI|$300|easy|Shamash, Mithras, Sol & Ra|Sun gods
27/01/1999|Final Jeopardy!|VITAMINS & MINERALS|None|None|The Centers for Disease Control & Prevention says it's the nutrient Americans are most likely to be deficient in|Iron (Iron-deficient anemia)
03/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WE THINK|$400|easy|In July 1846 he spent a night in jail rather than pay a tax; that led to his essay 'Civil Disobedience'|Henry David Thoreau
18/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$200|easy|His father, a Salzburg teacher, wrote a treatise on the fundamental principles of violin playing|W.A. Mozart
05/06/2002|Jeopardy!|2-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|The Random House Dictionary gives one definition of it as 'at bat'|up
03/07/2001|Jeopardy!|HOT 'BUN's|$400|easy|2 or more computer software programs packaged together are said to be this|Bundled
03/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$400|easy|In 1997, this organization celebrated the 90th anniversary of its Christmas seals|The American Lung Association
16/04/1999|Jeopardy!|LADIES HOME JOURNAL|$100|easy|It's the detachable part of an advertisement that entitles you to a discount at the supermarket|Coupon
25/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'TH'|$1000|hard|The book of Job says this large animal's 'bones are like bars of iron'|Behemoth
19/01/2005|Jeopardy!|ODD, OLD & OBSCURE VOCABULARY|$400|easy|Hibernal means pertaining to this season|winter
04/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'V' IS FOR|$1200|hard|...this pasta, thinner than spaghetti, whose name is Italian for 'little worms'|vermicelli
19/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS NICKNAMES|$400|easy|Saying he's “simply the best” Time Magazine agrees he's hockey's “Great One”|Wayne Gretzky
25/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|DUDE, WHERE'S MY 'CAR'?|$400|easy|Heart doc|a cardiologist
25/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOUND & THE FURRY|$800|hard|The African animal heard here, it comes in Mountain & Lowland types|a gorilla
07/07/2006|Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$600|medium|This 'Invisible Man' author was working on a novel called 'Juneteenth' when he died in 1994|Ellison
06/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A SCIENTIFIC FACT|$1000|hard|(Here is the clue. Pay attention to Sarah.) Chairs, a broom, some string, and a can full of sand are all you need for the experiment that creates one of these swinging devices, similar to the one physicist Foucault used to show the earth's rotation|a pendulum
24/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH HISTORY|$2000|hard|Usual adjective for the 1688 revolution that overthrew James II & placed William & Mary on the throne|Glorious
18/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'60s MUSIC|$1600|hard|This Brooklynite broke into the Top 40 with 1966's 'Cherry, Cherry'|Neil Diamond
06/01/2011|Jeopardy!|NICK NAMES|$1000|hard|Nick Hornby novels made into films include 'About a Boy' & this one in which John Cusack ran a record store|High Fidelity
16/02/1987|Double Jeopardy!|THE WORLD|$600|medium|All of the peoples of the world belong to this single species|Homo sapiens
10/09/2001|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$300|easy|In 'A Psalm of Life, ' Longfellow tells of leaving these behind 'on the sands of time'|footprints
17/07/2001|Jeopardy!|JEOPARDY! PLACE THE FINAL EPISODE|$500|medium|(Gilbert reads, with organ music.) At Emily and Drake's wedding, Trent meets Brad; they hit it off & take a 'fun' cruise on this Kathie Lee advertised line|Carnival
05/10/2000|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S 'UP'?|$300|easy|Denver's victory over Green Bay in the Super Bowl was one of these|an upset
30/06/1998|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC 'BIG' & 'LITTLE' SONGS|$500|medium|This No. 1 pop hit by the 4 Seasons also spent 3 weeks at the top of the R&B charts -- 'Silly girl'|'Big Girls Don't Cry'
04/03/1999|Jeopardy!|HINTS FROM HELOISE|$200|easy|You can use this grooming appliance to blow dust off a lampshade; make sure to set it to 'cool' first|Hairdryer
16/03/2004|Jeopardy!|HALF A NICE DAY|$600|medium|On the menu, 'on the half shell' usually refers to a way of serving these, raw or Rockefeller|oysters
14/07/2000|Jeopardy!|NECKWARE|$100|easy|A fur wrap, or what you did if you illegally took one|Stole
08/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TAXI!|$200|easy|Licensed taxis in New York City are this color|yellow
26/10/1998|Jeopardy!|EGGS & HAM|$500|medium|At this chain restaurant, you can order an egg & ham sandwich called 'Moons Over My Hammy'|Denny's
19/11/1998|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|$300|easy|John C. Fremont, who hadn't heard of this scout before hiring him, later wrote tales of his exploits|Kit Carson
10/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$1000|hard|Though he wasn't part of the Lincoln conspiracy, his name's been blackened in many a town|(Dr. Samuel) Mudd
24/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$400|easy|Pair played by Mira Sorvino & Lisa Kudrow who return to Arizona for their 10-year high school reunion|Romy & Michele
01/12/1989|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'Z'|$200|easy|Title character of a Woody Allen film who becomes famous as the 'Human Chameleon'|Zelig
20/12/1999|Jeopardy!|SIMPLE THINGS|$200|easy|One of these ratios is simple if both its numerator & denominator are whole numbers|Fraction
03/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE PUZZLES ME|$1600|hard|This 1951 novel has been celebrated & vilified|The Catcher in the Rye
10/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ESSAYS|$600|medium|He wrote his essay 'Life Without Principle' after he returned from Walden Pond|Henry David Thoreau
04/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PLUS 8|$2000|hard|20 cubed plus 20 squared  plus 8|8,408
01/01/2003|Jeopardy!|PHILADELPHIA FREEDOM|$100|easy|This place on 5th & Arch St. makes hundreds of millions of dollars each year|the U.S. Mint
06/12/2002|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY CLASSICAL MUSIC|None|None|This work written in 1931 consists of 5 movements including 'On the Trail' & 'Painted Desert'|Grand Canyon Suite' (by Ferde Grofe)
13/11/1995|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION HISTORY|$200|easy|This star, called 'Mr. Television', hosted a prime-time bowling series for NBC in the 1960s|Milton Berle
18/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$1000|hard|Sherwood Anderson helped this Mississippi author publish his first novel, 'Soldiers' Pay'|William Faulkner
25/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN RHYME TIME|$2000|hard|Cressida's lover, after happiness has vanished|joyless Troilus
02/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NORTH AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|Lake Nicaragua is connected to this smaller Nicaraguan lake by the Tipitapa River|Lake Managua
28/02/1997|Jeopardy!|NUMBER, PLEASE|$200|easy|Days in a quarantine or in Lent|40
11/02/2000|Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$500|medium|Kennewick Man, discovered in 1996 in this state, has sparked a custody battle between Native Americans & scientists|Washington
04/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO A BIRD|$1200|hard|English architect Sir Christopher|Wren
18/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|___ TO ___|$800|hard|This phrase for care throughout life is the U.S. equivalent of the British 'womb to tomb'|cradle to grave
25/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'UN'CATEGORY|$400|easy|The totality of all matter & energy in space|the universe
29/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$2000|hard|& then there's this color also known as aniline purple|mauve
15/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|REFRESHER COURSE|$1600|hard|Lemon juice, sugar, gin, club soda & an egg go into a refreshing royal gin one of these|royal gin fizz
08/01/2004|Jeopardy!|DON'T BE CRUEL|$600|medium|Killed with his brother Qusay in 2003, this son of Saddam Hussein had a reputation for brutality|Uday Hussein
12/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MY SUITE|$400|easy|'Suite Bergamasque' contains this composer's famous piece 'Clair De Lune'|Claude Debussy
26/03/2007|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$400|easy|Government House in Nassau has a statue of this man believed to have first made landfall in the Bahamas|Columbus
15/10/2003|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$1000|hard|John Smith was among the early members on the Council of Seven that governed this Virginia colony|Jamestown
11/05/2009|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$1000|hard|More than 1,000 islands make up the Alexander Archipelago in this U.S. state|Alaska
28/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WATCH YOUR TONGUE|$800|hard|Of the world's 168 million speakers of Portuguese, more than 90% live in this country|Brazil
14/09/2001|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAIRS|$400|easy|'Reunited' & 'Shake Your Groove Thing' were big hits for this R&B pair|Peaches & Herb
30/10/2002|Jeopardy!|CONTESTS|$600|medium|MIT holds an annual competition where students design these; 2000's theme was 'Bots in Blue'|robots
06/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE CASTLE WITH LANCE|$400|easy|Since Lance's castle dates from before the Gothic period, it lacks the 'flying' type of these supports|Buttresses
18/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NOW THAT'S ITALIAN|$400|easy|Though the 79 A.D. eruption gets more press, in 1631 this volcano claimed at least 3,000 lives|Vesuvius
19/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$1200|hard|In 1976 this sports artist was presented with an award of merit from the American Athletic Union|LeRoy Neiman
22/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LIT|$400|easy|Standish O'Grady was known for writing histories of this country, his birthplace|Ireland
20/11/1992|Jeopardy!|NORTH & SOUTH|$900|hard|In 1861 this social reformer was appointed Union Superintendent of Nurses at age 59|Dorothea Dix
16/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE AGASSI & THE ECSTASY|$800|hard|In 1999 Agassi made a thrilling comeback, winning this clay-court Grand Slam tournament|the French Open
23/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|INSIDE THE EUROPEAN CAPITAL|$1600|hard|I was happy to hear that the 'apes' got a new playground in this city's zoo|Budapest
16/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$600|medium|Lassiter is the gun-slinging hero of this Zane Grey novel & appears in its sequel 'The Rainbow Trail'|Riders of the Purple Sage
13/01/1997|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$300|easy|In this 1996 film, Sean Connery played the only known escapee from Alcatraz|The Rock
08/06/2009|Jeopardy!|'UTTER' YOUR RESPONSE|$600|medium|Why, I never--that is the--the most--I won't even--you can't mean--(etc.)|stutter (or sputter)
25/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MODERN 'TIME'S|$600|medium|It's the parent company of CNN|Time Warner
16/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE COAST|$2000|hard|A 19th c. 'Committee of Vigilance' fought the crime that gave part of San Francisco this North Africa-inspired nickname|the Barbary Coast
12/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY|$2000|hard|This 19th century author's maiden name was Godwin|Mary Shelley
21/04/2008|Jeopardy!|RHYME QUEST|$200|easy|A final, as in a final exam|a test
18/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MR. & MISSIVE|$200|easy|The letter from him to Mrs. Bixby on the loss of her 5 sons in the Civil War is a classic|Abraham Lincoln
12/10/2007|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$800|hard|In a 2007 musical, this fairy tale heroine wakes up & finds herself in a sleep-disorder center|Sleeping Beauty
23/10/2002|Jeopardy!|'R'RRRRRRRRR|$800|hard|In a memorable 1982 TV movie, Jean Stapleton played this first lady|Eleanor Roosevelt
30/09/2005|Jeopardy!|WORLD LITERATURE|$400|easy|Chapter 8 of this 17th century work begins, 'They came in sight of thirty, forty windmills'|Don Quixote
02/04/2007|Jeopardy!|BEVERAGES|$600|medium|You can make milk from this tofu ingredient|soy
26/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HEAVENLY MUSIC|$3000|hard|'Dangerous Minds'?  No, it's the title of the song heard here:|Gangsta's Paradise (by Coolio)
31/01/2006|Jeopardy!|BRAVE HEART|$400|easy|In 1991 George H.W. Bush gave this Defense Secretary & heart attack survivor the Medal of Freedom|Cheney
06/12/2010|Jeopardy!|HAPPY TRAILS|$400|easy|Completed in 1937, this 2,000-mile hiking trail passes through 14 states|the Appalachian Trail
16/10/2003|Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$800|hard|When this Greek god came to Delphi, he killed a dragon named Python|Apollo
14/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WATSON|$800|hard|Psychological 'ism' associated with John B. Watson|Behaviorism
26/01/2001|Final Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|None|None|Named for the club where it was first made, this drink was created to honor Samuel Tilden's election as governor|Manhattan
26/11/2004|Jeopardy!|NAME THE DECADE|$1000|hard|Pre-'The West Wing', the real Josiah Bartlett governs N.H., John Paul Jones gives up the fight & the Jay Treaty is inked|1790s
15/06/2009|Jeopardy!|BRIDE & GLOOM|$1000|hard|Catherine has 'no more business to marry Edgar Linton than... to be in heaven' but marries him anyway in this book|Wuthering Heights
13/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LIT|$2000|hard|This E.M. Forster novel is told in 3 parts: 'Mosque', 'Caves' & 'Temple'|A Passage to India
13/07/2011|Jeopardy!|WHO DO YOU THINK I AM?!|$1000|hard|I may be a trickster god, but I actually helped Thor get his hammer back after Thrym the frost giant stole it|Loki
02/01/2012|Jeopardy!|ARTHUR'S CAMELOT|$600|medium|This sorceress was introduced into Arthurian legend as Arthur's healer by Geoffrey of Monmouth around 1150|Morgana le Fey (or Morgan le Fay) (Morgaine accepted)
05/07/2004|Jeopardy!|TAKE THIS|$200|easy|Take this dessert & you're surprising or unusual|the cake
16/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD|$400|easy|They're the 2 main vegetables in succotash|Corn & lima beans
18/01/2010|Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN BROADWAY MUSICALS|$1000|hard|Cap'n Andy & Magnolia Hawks Ravenal|Show Boat
21/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES AT SEA|$1600|hard|This 1995 film with Kevin Costner as a 'manphibian' (he had gills!) cost an estimated $175 million|Waterworld
04/02/1986|Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$500|medium|From Greek 'chrysos', meaning gold, it's the gold-colored pupa of a butterfly|a chrysalis
14/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR YOUTH|$800|hard|At age 13, Keisha Castle-Hughes was nominated for an Oscar in 2004 for playing a Maori girl who 'rode' these cetaceans|whales
24/09/2001|Jeopardy!|ARTS & CRAFTS|$200|easy|Go dotty & make a pair of these out of clay; the opposite sides should add up to 7|dice
27/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NAME IN COMMON|$2000|hard|...to the first lead singer of Genesis & a leader of art's Pre-Raphaelites|Gabriel
10/04/2001|Jeopardy!|LA LA|$500|medium|Before he was elected mayor of New York City in 1933, he served 14 years in the U.S. House of Representatives|Fiorello LaGuardia
11/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLE TALES|$200|easy|When Pharaoh's daughter found this baby, she unknowingly chose his real mother as his nurse|Moses
27/02/2009|Jeopardy!|MOO|$200|easy|'Cow's breakfast' is a slang term for a big straw one of these worn by a farmer|a hat
12/04/2007|Jeopardy!|I FEEL 'ILL'|$400|easy|Respiratory fish flap|gill
20/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'CHOP!'|$1200|hard|Licensed endocrinologist seen here|Deepak Chopra
22/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CLIFFS NOTES|$1200|hard|Any 1 of the 3 Moliere plays which--admit it--you've only read in 'Cliffs Notes'|(1 of) The Misanthrope, Tartuffe or Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme
08/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PLANT LIFE|$400|easy|Brown Bent, a type of this, is a favorite of golf groundskeepers because it can be cut very short|grass
27/10/2010|Jeopardy!|SITCOM MOMS|$600|medium|'Everybody Loves' this Emmy-winning actress who now plays mom Frankie on 'The Middle'|Patricia Heaton
23/07/2010|Jeopardy!|BREAKFAST BRANDS|$600|medium|The familiar round canister of this brand of oats goes all the way back to 1915|Quaker Oats
25/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A DAY IN THE LIFE|$400|easy|May 2, 1863: He sends Stonewall Jackson on a brilliant attack at Chancellorsville|Robert E. Lee
30/06/2011|Jeopardy!|SITCOM SPOUSES|$800|hard|William Frawley & Vivian Vance|I Love Lucy
16/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|NEW YORK CITIES|$1000|hard|At a congress in this city in 1754 Ben Franklin put forth a plan for unity of the colonies|Albany
07/04/2006|Jeopardy!|GOIN' MONACO A MONACO|$800|hard|Citizens of Monaco are not admitted to the casino founded in 1856 in this district|Monte Carlo
08/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GLAND CENTRAL STATION|$200|easy|These glands secrete liquid into the mouths of mammals to help break down starches|Salivary glands
24/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$1000|hard|This athletic shoe company's internet store is located at catshack.com|Puma
28/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING JOURNALIST|$1600|hard|Coen Brothers movie with Jennifer Jason Leigh as reporter Amy Archer|The Hudsucker Proxy
08/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew indicates piece of women's apparel.) 18th century women didn't mind looking hippy; they extended their skirts with panniers, known in English as these|hoops
08/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|11-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|Don't complain to your waiter that your soup is cold if you're served this French potato soup|Vichysoisse
24/11/2008|Jeopardy!|'E' FOR EFFORT|$200|easy|A single show of a TV drama|an episode
28/06/1988|Jeopardy!|ACTORS' REAL NAMES|$400|easy|John Arthur Carradine, who was 'Bound for Glory'|David Carradine
31/01/2007|Jeopardy!|A KIND OF 'USH'|$400|easy|Descriptive 6-letter term for a free-flowing oil well that doesn't have to be pumped|gusher
13/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GO SHOPPING|$800|hard|'Get Your Fash On' with cargo pants, flip flops & more at this sister store of The Gap|Old Navy
17/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS HOME CITIES|$2000|hard|The WNBA's Monarchs|Sacramento
27/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE CABINET|$800|hard|He was the first of 4 Attorneys General under Richard Nixon|John Mitchell
08/01/2009|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$600|medium|A strike started by workers of this railroad co. paralyzed the U.S. economy in 1894 until broken up by government action|the Pullman Company
17/02/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S. CAPITALS OF THE WORLD|$500|medium|Many telescopes around this 2nd-largest Ariz. city make it the 'Astronomy Capital Of The World'|Tucson
03/06/2003|Jeopardy!|POEM|$200|easy|Man in the title of the 1863 poem that says, 'One, if by land, and two, if by sea'|Paul Revere
10/12/1984|Jeopardy!|FASHION|$300|easy|'Edible' name for a double-breasted wool navy jacket|a pea jacket
28/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OLD GAME SHOWS|$1600|hard|Couples on this show played for 'A grand prize chosen especially for them'|The Newlywed Game
29/03/2006|Jeopardy!|LANDMARK'S THE SPOT|$400|easy|If you're nosing around the landmark seen here, we knows you knows you're in this state|South Dakota
29/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY TITLES|$1200|hard|Maugham: 'The Moon and _____'|Sixpence
28/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TV MOVIES|$800|hard|This 1971 TV tearjerker told the story of a Chicago Bears running back & his battle with cancer|Brian's Song
28/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|EVEs|$1200|hard|In this 1957 film narrated by Alistair Cooke, Joanne Woodward played a woman who had multiple personalities|The Three Faces of Eve
29/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$1600|hard|The Vasamuseet in Stockholm houses one of the oldest complete examples of these, the Vasa|a ship
21/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|REMEMBERING TED KENNEDY|$1200|hard|This governor said Uncle Teddy was 'a liberal icon, a warrior for the less fortunate... the rock of his family'|Arnold Schwarzenegger
08/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD AUTHORS|$1600|hard|While serving as an ambulance driver during WWI, he finished his novel 'Of Human Bondage'|Somerset Maugham
22/05/2001|Jeopardy!|I DON'T GIVE A DAM|$300|easy|Construction of the Aswan High Dam, which holds back Lake Nasser in this country, cost $1 billion|Egypt
23/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FUN FACTS ABOUT STATES & CAPITALS|$200|easy|The only state capital whose name ends in 3 vowels, it's also the northernmost|Juneau, Alaska
17/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE GLOSSARY|$2000|hard|The lowest temp. where vapor & oxygen form a combustible mixture is this point; bring in a flame & whoosh!|the flash point
10/02/2000|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES BY COLLEGE|$500|medium|Potchefstroom University, Technikon Natal, Rand Afrikaans University|South Africa
22/09/2011|Jeopardy!|HOW I SPENT MY SUMMER VACATION|$200|easy|As commissioner of the NFL, I spent my summer dealing with a player lockout & negotiating a new contract|(Roger) Goodell
17/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE BLUES|$800|hard|The Jabra Freespeak BT250 is this type of headset for cellphones|Bluetooth
19/01/1996|Jeopardy!|FOLKLORE|$200|easy|Lady Godiva's ride was a protest against these|Taxes
18/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIGGEST SCHMOOZER|$2000|hard|You are so right--if you want people on your side, this 1936 self-help classic from Dale Carnegie is a must-read|How To Win Friends & Influence People
17/12/2009|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT LANGUAGE|$1000|hard|Veni, vidi, vici|Latin
04/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT TO WEAR?|$1200|hard|The item known by this recent 6-letter noun|a hoodie
17/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows a map on the monitor.)  Planes and ships have mysteriously disappeared in the Bermuda triangle, an area roughly from Miami to Bermuda to this island commonwealth|Puerto Rico
12/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ITALIAN ART|$800|hard|'Pumpkin Head' is a 1420s sculpture of a bald man by Donato di Niccolo, better known as this|Donatello
05/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$200|easy|Over 98% of the people in Austria speak this official language of Austria|German
12/02/1998|Jeopardy!|MOVIE DEBUTS|$300|easy|She had a bit role in 'My Bodyguard', but 'Flashdance' was the flashpoint of her career|Jennifer Beals
14/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'M'USIC|$800|hard|'Mechanical Animals' is a 1998 album from this man who named himself for an actress & a criminal|Marilyn Manson
01/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DOGS OF WAR|$800|hard|A memorial was erected for the 25 dobermans who gave their lives liberating this largest Mariana island in WWII|Guam
12/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|STYLE|$1200|hard|It's the name for the loose, brightly colored dress introduced to Pacific islanders by missionaries|muumuu
09/04/2001|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S AT THE $2 CINEMA?|$400|easy|It's the 1970 documentary on the Rolling Stones' notorious Altamont concert|Gimme Shelter
22/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$1200|hard|Oh, the vanity-- these flowers represent egotism, as their mythological name indicates|Narcissus flowers
29/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$200|easy|Amityville, Oyster Bay, & Brooklyn are located on this New York island|Long Island
14/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|YOU SAID A MOUTHFUL!|$1600|hard|Simultaneous, or 'at the same moment', has the same last 6 letters as this word for events of the same era|contemporaneous
15/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'BLACK' & 'WHITE' FILMS|$600|medium|A terrorist group plots to blow up the Super Bowl in this 1977 flick|Black Sunday
03/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MARY: ME|$2000|hard|Me: Mary Rowlandson, author of an account of my 1676 captivity during the war of this Native Amer. 'king'|King Philip
25/05/2000|Jeopardy!|SIMON SAYS|$500|medium|In an 1815 letter: 'The bonds that united us to Spain have been severed'|Simon Bolivar
16/12/1996|Jeopardy!|'V' DAY|$500|medium|It's a short ornamental drapery placed across the top of a window|Valence
24/11/1997|Jeopardy!|THE OLD WEST|$100|easy|It's a cattle or horse pen, OK?|Corral
03/05/2010|Jeopardy!|MUSIC FESTIVALS|$200|easy|The Beale Street Music Festival in this city has been called the 'Mardi Gras of the mid-South'|Memphis
05/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'HOUSE' MUSIC|$800|hard|This song was a hit for John Mellencamp in 1984: ain't that America?|Pink Houses
01/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA SETTINGS|$1600|hard|Appropriately, this Donizetti opera takes place near Lammermoor, at Ravenswood Castle|Lucia di Lammermoor
28/04/2004|Jeopardy!|EARTH SCIENCE|$1000|hard|Some ocean sediment is radiolarian ooze, made of these parts of tiny protozoans|skeletons
17/11/1989|Jeopardy!|RECORD ALBUMS|$300|easy|'Blue Bayou' & 'It's So Easy' are both on her 'Simple Dreams' album|Linda Ronstadt
10/02/2000|Jeopardy!|ASIAN HISTORY|$300|easy|In 1992 rebels overthrew its government; one faction, the Taliban, now controls most of the country|Afghanistan
21/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$1000|hard|His wife Florence often consulted a Washington astrologer known as Madame Marcia|Warren G. Harding
13/01/1986|Jeopardy!|THE 1950s|$100|easy|1951 saw the first electric power ever generated from this source|nuclear energy
21/06/2007|Jeopardy!|HAVE A HEALTHY MONTH|$800|hard|January is National  Month for these people, who need to sit afterwards for 15 minutes & have juice & cookies|blood donors
08/03/2005|Jeopardy!|TAKEN LITERALLY|$600|medium|It's Spanish for 'hand to hand'|mano a mano
11/05/2010|Jeopardy!|A PRO BONO CATEGORY|$200|easy|Queen Elizabeth made Bono an honorary one of these in 2006 (he's Irish, though, so you don't have to call him 'Sir')|a knight
02/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$200|easy|The Duke & his buddy Garth are featured on this local public access show|John Wayne's World
01/12/1989|Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$200|easy|Your spinal cord is shielded by the spinal column & your brain is shielded by this|the skull
14/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FRIEND|$400|easy|Judge David Davis was responsible for getting this friend of his nominated by the 1860 Republican Convention|Lincoln
10/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|THE U.S. TREASURY DEPARTMENT|$600|medium|This agency protects the White House & the Treasury vaults|The Secret Service
16/05/2011|Jeopardy!|THAT'S EXPENSIVE!|$600|medium|In 2010 his hitting & third base playing services cost the Yankees $33 million|Alex Rodriguez
14/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MODELING|$800|hard|It's the term for the structure seen here; look down; 707s take off on a larger one of the same name|runway
20/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE DARN TOOTIN'!|$2000|hard|Weak buccinator muscles, making the cheeks puff out when you blow, are called this trumpeter's 'pouches'|Dizzy Gillespie
29/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PALINDROMES|$1000|hard|The whimsical coinage 'aibohphobia' means this|Fear of palindromes
19/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BANNED|$800|hard|A U.N. sanction banned Liberia from selling these, as they were 'engaged' in trading them for weapons|diamonds
05/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'G'-MALE|$1200|hard|Helmut Frielinghaus edited a 'Reader' of this author's works, including 'The Tin Drum' & 'Crabwalk'|Günter Grass
10/12/2001|Jeopardy!|PUT OUT THE CHINA|$600|medium|The name of this Chinese-American stew of meat & vegetables translates into English as 'mixed bits'|chop suey
28/09/2010|Jeopardy!|I LOVE YOU, 'MIN'|$200|easy|An old world weasel|an ermine
07/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S KINGS & QUEENS|$400|easy|Her lover called her 'My Serpent of Old Nile'|Cleopatra
30/09/2008|Jeopardy!|WHY DON'T YOU COME TO YOUR SENSES?|$200|easy|It's how polar bears sense a dead whale 20 miles away|smell
20/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TIME FOR A HAIRCUT|$800|hard|If you have a long, narrow face, have your barber leave these hanging over your acre of forehead to minimize it|bangs
13/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON IRVING & FRIENDS|$400|easy|In a slump, Irving went to Scotland where this novelist encouraged him to keep writing|Sir Walter Scott
27/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LIBROS EN ESPAÑOL|$800|hard|This book sabout 'El Escandalo Watergate' is 'Todos los Hombres del Presidente'|All the President's Men
06/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S JUST CLASSIC!|$1200|hard|Born in 1986, at age 13 she became the youngest classical artist to earn a gold record|(Charlotte) Church
24/12/1999|Jeopardy!|O LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEM, PA.|$500|medium|The Moravian Church, based in Bethlehem, is a Protestant group organized in the 15th C. in this current republic|Czech Republic
21/09/2006|Jeopardy!|CHURCHES & CATHEDRALS|$1000|hard|Seen here, this basilica was once the private chapel of the doge|St. Mark's Basilica (in Venice)
14/10/2005|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S ON TV, KIDS?|$600|medium|Look, up in the sky, it's a bird, it's a plane, it's this WB series about a young Superman|Smallville
11/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY TEENS|$400|easy|Brooke Shields & Lucy Lawless played Rizzo in the '90s revival of this rockin' high school musical|Grease
21/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'M': A NATION|$1347|hard|This nation comprises more than 2,000 small islands in the western Pacific Ocean|Micronesia
29/05/2006|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$200|easy|On the squirrel monkey of South America, this may be 16 inches long|the tail
07/03/2008|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC CONSTRUCTIONS|$1000|hard|An idea since Napoleon's time, this $15 billion link runs underwater for 23 of its 31 miles|the Chunnel
17/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE REPORT OF MY DEATH...|$400|easy|In 1969 the world was abuzz with rumors of this rock star's death; a barefoot album photo said it was so|Paul McCartney
22/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GIVE US THE TIME OF DAY|$400|easy|It's the hour when 'The Raven' takes place|midnight
05/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SAINTS BE PRAISED|$800|hard|Relic dealers credit this major find to Saint Helena, who found it in Palestine|True Cross
08/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BARRE TENDERS|$800|hard|In 1939 she danced the role of Princess Aurora in 'Sleeping Beauty'; 17 years later, she became a Dame of the British Empire|(Margot) Fonteyn
24/11/2000|Jeopardy!|SOUTH OF THE EQUATOR|$500|medium|French & Malagasy are this country's 2 official languages|Madagascar
24/09/2002|Jeopardy!|COME TOGETHER|$400|easy|From the French for 'sitting', it's a 'medium-sized' gathering for communicating with the dead|seance
03/02/2005|Jeopardy!|GRAMMAR|$600|medium|In English grammar, the 2 'voices' are active & this|passive
03/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PSYCHOLOGY|$600|medium|Early psychologists identified 4 basic skin sensations:  warmth, cold, pressure & this|Pain
08/04/2004|Final Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|None|None|1200 miles from the nearest continent, it entered history because of its isolation (here's a map that shows you where it is)|St. Helena
18/04/2005|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC QUOTATIONS|$1000|hard|At Manila Bay, Commodore Dewey said to this captain of his flagship, 'You may fire when you are ready...'|(Charles) Gridley
09/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SPOT THE MISSPELLED WORD|$2000|hard|Goulish, gasifiable, gastrula|ghoulish
07/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ROGER THAT!|$2000|hard|Sir Roger Penrose, with Stephen Hawking, proved that all matter within one of these collapses to a singularity|a black hole
20/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY AMERICANS|$1000|hard|In 1949 this 71-year-old became the only U.S. vice president ever to marry while in office|Alben Barkley
08/03/1990|Jeopardy!|JEWELRY|$100|easy|Sotheby's has announced it won't sell any items of this tusk material produced since 1939|Ivory
14/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HOW DO YOU WORK THIS THING?|$400|easy|Insert in drain; crank handle clockwise while moving wire to dislodge clog; hike up pants|a snake
01/07/2008|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL HISTORY|$200|easy|In 1881 the owner of the Chicago White Stockings said these 'must come down' to keep teams from bankruptcy|salaries
06/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$400|easy|In this Nathaniel Hawthorne tale, Colonel Pyncheon is cursed by convicted wizard Matthew Maule|The House of the Seven Gables (The House of Seven Gables accepted)
22/09/2011|Jeopardy!|THE WORLD TRADE CENTER & GROUND ZERO|$200|easy|In May of 2011, President Obama laid a wreath at Ground Zero, days after announcing that this al-Qaeda leader was killed|Osama bin Laden
03/06/1997|Jeopardy!|'X', 'Y', 'Z'|$200|easy|Tradition says an Indian monk named Bodhidharma introduced this form of Buddhism into China|Zen
17/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WRITER'S HOMES|$1600|hard|He spent summer holidays from 1907 to 1914 remembering things past at a seaside resort in Normandy|Proust
17/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'M.D.'s|$1200|hard|He wrote Elvis' hit 'In the Ghetto' & co-wrote 'A Little Less Conversation', a posthumous hit for the King|Mac Davis
10/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL ABOUT 'U'|$400|easy|Diva fashionista Wilhelmina Slater is the nemesis of this ABC title character|Ugly Betty
27/02/1990|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL TRIVIA|$200|easy|NYC is building nesting boxes for barn owls in some city parks because they like to eat these rodents|Mice/Rats
28/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE SIMPSONS|$800|hard|As a U.S. Senator from Wyoming he authored the Immigration Reform & Control Act|Alan Simpson
24/05/2004|Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$1000|hard|In 2002, this magazine finally tracked down & ID'ed Sharbat Gula as the subject of its most famous cover from 1985|National Geographic
17/10/2006|Jeopardy!|SIGMUND FREUD|$1000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew appears in the Freud Museum, Vienna, Austria.)  In his case history of 18-year-old Dora, who came here around 1900, Freud admits he failed to deal with this process, the patient's attachment to him|transference
06/07/2009|Jeopardy!|4 I's ONLY|$800|hard|We could go on forever about this luxury division of Nissan|Infiniti
07/01/2010|Jeopardy!|MOVIE ROLES|$1000|hard|2008:  Mary, 'The other Boleyn girl'|Scarlett Johansson
04/11/1999|Jeopardy!|THE FAMILY CAR|$500|medium|Name of the system that transmits to police in case of theft, introduced in Massachusetts in 1986|LoJack
06/03/1997|Jeopardy!|THE STARS|$600|medium|The Beehive Cluster is on this zodiac constellation's carapace|Cancer the Crab
21/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE'S SEXIEST MEN ALIVE|$2000|hard|This African-American actor must have been in all his 'Glory' when he was chosen in 1996|Denzel Washington
13/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|GRAMMAR SCHOOL|$1600|hard|A helping group, like the ladies' one of the VFW, or a helping verb like will or may|an auxiliary
20/11/1985|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS|$400|easy|Kentucky's only national park, it's great for spelunkers|Mammoth Cave National Park
24/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE NUMBER 7|$800|hard|The scene where the subway blows Marilyn's skirt up is in this 1955 film|The Seven Year Itch
21/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH HISTORY|$1600|hard|In 1933 when Cie. Internationale de Navigation merged with Air Orient & others, it took this name|Air France
06/06/2006|Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$400|easy|In 1996 this dance was all the rage, along with the accompanying music heard here|the Macarena
15/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BANDS BY LEAD SINGER|$2000|hard|Nicole Scherzinger|The Pussycat Dolls
04/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$1600|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows an anatomical animation on the monitor.)  The joint in your neck that allows you to move your head from side to side is classified as this type, which rotates around a central axis|a pivot joint
01/03/2006|Jeopardy!|EIGHTH NOTES|$400|easy|If you don't know it's the eighth planet from the sun, you're all wet|Neptune
17/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV DRAMA EPISODES|$1200|hard|'Keep your Eye on the Sparrow'|Baretta
09/11/2006|Jeopardy!|SAVANTS|$800|hard|This Austrian learned to play harpsichord at age 4, was composing at 5 & played for his Empress at 6|Mozart
28/03/1997|Jeopardy!|SOCIOLOGY|$100|easy|It can be an underground refuge from nuclear attack or a place for the homeless to sleep|Shelter
05/04/2005|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC PLACES|None|None|The towns of Vierville-sur-Mer & Colleville-sur-Mer entered history with this 2-word area named for a U.S. city|Omaha Beach
19/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S 'OVER'|$800|hard|To make these, put the filling in the dough, fold over, seal the edges & bake until golden brown|a turnover
28/11/1984|Jeopardy!|DEMOCRATS|$500|medium|Hubert Humphrey's running mate in '68|Edmund Muskey
03/05/1990|Jeopardy!|DISNEYLAND|$200|easy|2 of the 4 peaks in the Disneyland 'mountain range'|Big Thunder, Matterhorn, Space Mountain & Splash Mountain
09/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL NAMES|$1200|hard|Like a woman who assists in childbirth, a type of toad whose male carries the eggs on its hind legs is called this|a midwife
01/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$2000|hard|This James Joyce work is a dream sequence in the minds of the Earwicker family|Finnegans Wake
26/09/2003|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC LITERATURE|$200|easy|The horseman that terrorized Sleepy Hollow was this, not legless or armless|headless
07/12/2006|Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS LEADERS|$600|medium|One of the earliest accounts of his life is the 8th century work 'Sirat Rasul Allah' by Ibn Ishaq|Mohammad
19/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHICH CAME FIRST?|$1000|hard|Catherine the Great, Constantine the Great, Ivan the Great|Constantine the Great
21/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'T' TIME|$800|hard|It's the nickname for any poisonous mushroom, as opposed to the edible ones|toadstool
06/09/2001|Jeopardy!|THIS LOOKS LIKE A GOOD SPOT|$300|easy|This variety of peas seen here can really hit the spot|black-eyed pea
06/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CONSUMER REPORTS|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew winds up the category on KP duty at the dishwasher at Consumer Reports in Yonkers, NY.)  The government gives a star for this type of efficiency; Consumer Reports washes dirtier loads, so you know when they rate a machine efficient, it can also perform|energy efficiency
28/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WATCH YOUR TONGUE|$400|easy|Local dialects of Turkish & Greek are spoken on this Mediterranean island 40 miles south of Turkey|Cyprus
23/06/2005|Jeopardy!|NOODLE DISHES|$600|medium|The name of this dish means 'Thai fried noodles'|Pad Thai
31/03/2011|Jeopardy!|I SPEAK MANY TONGUES|$1000|hard|This word from the Hindi means a wilderness of dense overgrowth|a jungle
02/04/1999|Jeopardy!|HAIR CARE|$400|easy|Hair care line headed by the man seen here|Paul Mitchell
06/01/1999|Jeopardy!|SRO|$500|medium|Tony-winning Tony who drew big crowds with his epic play 'Angels In America'|Tony Kushner
02/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO MY COUNTRY|$1200|hard|Make new friends in this country whose Jutland peninsula shares a 42-mile border with Germany|Denmark
25/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$3500|hard|She was the first Mrs. De Winter|Rebecca
09/12/2011|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$800|hard|After meeting her future husband in Sunday school, she enrolled in a Kansas City, Missouri finishing school|Bess Truman
25/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS|$600|medium|To research 'Hotel', he spent 6 weeks as a paying guest in an old New Orleans hotel|Arthur Hailey
13/07/2005|Jeopardy!|NOUN TO VERB|$1400|hard|When launched in 1998, it was just a noun; now it's a verb meaning to check up on somebody online|Google
26/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$400|easy|After Sao Paulo this city is Brazil's largest|Rio de Janeiro
13/11/2000|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE USA|$400|easy|This 19th century religious leader's winter home is one of the top attractions in St. George, Utah|Brigham Young
28/12/2004|Jeopardy!|LOOK WHAT CAME IN THE MAIL|$200|easy|It's the classic pansy greeting card from this company that (ahem) now sends actual flowers, too|Hallmark
25/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE HIGH PRIESTESS|$2000|hard|The priestess Rhea Silvia had these male twins & set them adrift on the Tiber|Romulus & Remus
14/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY QUOTES|$1200|hard|In 'The Tempest', Shakespeare wrote, 'On' this mammal's 'back I do fly after summer merrily'|a bat
27/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLEXES|$1000|hard|Type of architecture seen in the Hagia Sophia Complex; it's also a synonym for 'complex'|Byzantine
05/01/2004|Jeopardy!|CAN I BUY YOU A DRINK?|$600|medium|2 oz. of white wine & 6 oz. of this & you've got the standard white wine spritzer|club soda
09/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, MUSCLES!|$1200|hard|Inhaling & exhaling result mainly from the contraction & expansion of this dome-shaped muscle|the diaphragm
16/09/2010|Jeopardy!|MAKE IT RIGHT|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from New Orleans, LA.)  In a flood, a float house can rise on guideposts & is actually so light that it's weighted against winds; architect Thom Mayne compares it to this 4-letter beach structure, moving with the tide|a pier
03/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|JERSEY SURE|$800|hard|In 1969 New Jersey voters approved a state this to raise money for schools... Let's give 3, 9, 15, 17, 32 & 41 a whirl|a lottery
14/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|COOKING|$1000|hard|An Italian dish of veal shanks cooked with white wine, olive oil, spices, tomatoes & a few anchovies|osso buco
05/10/2011|Jeopardy!|SPORTS VENUES|$400|easy|Prior to becoming the New England Patriots, the Boston Patriots played their home games at this ballpark|Fenway Park
15/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SWEET SIXTEEN|$800|hard|Titan, this planet's largest moon, orbits it  every 16 days|Saturn
27/12/2007|Jeopardy!|HEARTACHE TO HEARTACHE|$1000|hard|This 1831 title guy with notoriously bad posture finds his love rejected in favor of a soldier's|the Hunchback of Notre Dame (Quasimodo)
11/09/2007|Jeopardy!|DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS|$200|easy|This woman with a reputation as a hard-drinking, foul-mouthed ruffian claims she married Wild Bill Hickok|Calamity Jane
12/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NORTH KOREA|$600|medium|North Korea's official name in English is this, abbreviated DPRK|Democratic People's Republic of Korea
17/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'F'IVE-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|The plants & animals of a given region are known by these 2 5-letter words|flora & fauna
03/05/2007|Jeopardy!|READ YOUR BIBLE|$600|medium|Jeremiah spoke of the fall of Marduk when he predicted the downfall of this empire|Babylon
17/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$2000|hard|His back-up singers, Lady Flash, had their own hit singing 'Street Singin'' (Of course, he wrote the song)|Barry Manilow
16/07/2004|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN WRITERS|$600|medium|This poet who wrote 'Trees' was killed in action during WWI|Joyce Kilmer
11/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES|$500|medium|She's the daughter of a Buddhism professor & a Swiss-born psychotherapist:|Uma Thurman
20/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'H'|$200|easy|'Yankee Doodle' pudding that sounds like it would go well with quick bread for an instant breakfast|Hasty pudding
16/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|$200|easy|He won an Oscar for Best Actor for his final film, 'On Golden Pond'|Henry Fonda
21/07/2000|Jeopardy!|JADED|$300|easy|When a big shot in this Central American civilization died in Tikal, he was buried with a piece of jade|Mayan
12/10/2000|Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$500|medium|The whirligig beetle is one of the fastest insects at this activity; it can go 40 inches per second|Swimming
20/10/2003|Jeopardy!|AUSTIN SPACE|$400|easy|A statue of this reptile movie terror stands about 8 feet tall on top of Austin's Mangia Pizza on Guadalupe Street|Godzilla
15/05/1998|Jeopardy!|HELOISE'S COLLEGE HINTS|$300|easy|Many students make these out of concrete blocks & wood; to dress them up, cover the blocks with cloth|Shelves
02/12/2010|Jeopardy!|CHRISTIAN DENOMINATIONS IN THE U.S.|$800|hard|This group, now 5 million strong, was once saved by seagulls|the Mormons
20/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$1000|hard|23 down: Homo sapiens, for example (7)|Species
11/10/1999|Jeopardy!|'T' TIME|$300|easy|It follows talk & precedes trot|Turkey
04/01/2000|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$500|medium|This school's team nickname, the Hoyas, comes from 'Hoya saxa', a phrase meaning 'What Rocks!'|Georgetown
22/05/2009|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$400|easy|He's the future governor & labor union president seen here around 1940|Ronald Reagan
24/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$400|easy|Zebulon Pike got only this glimpse of this, his namesake|Peek/peak
17/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$1600|hard|Decks of cards, baseball parks, engagement rings|things with diamonds
18/03/2010|Jeopardy!|360|$200|easy|There are 360 points of contact on the body to 'needle' you in this Chinese medical specialty|acupuncture
14/05/2002|Jeopardy!|WHAT POSSESSED THEM?|$800|hard|Often prescribing torture, a famous 15 C. exorcism manual was titled the 'Malleus Maleficarum' or 'The Witch's' this|Hammer
19/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN COMPOSERS|$800|hard|This Austrian lieder composer often performed at parties but gave only one public concert, in 1828|Franz Schubert
12/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GENESIS|$800|hard|The owner of the Brown Derby Restaurant invented this chopped salad as a way to use leftovers|Cobb salad
18/11/1996|Jeopardy!|THE NEW TESTAMENT|$200|easy|According to Mark 12:31, the 2nd greatest commandment is 'Thou shalt' do this 'as thyself'|Love thy Neighbor
15/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|EXES & 'O'S|$2000|hard|This singing sister married both Stephen Craig & Brian Blosil in ceremonies held at Mormon temples|Marie Osmond
03/12/2001|Jeopardy!|D.C.|$200|easy|Like his contemporary Mr. Tweed, Alexander Shepherd, who helped pave Washington, D.C., had this nickname|Boss
30/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE, OH WHERE?|$400|easy|Cole Porter loved this city 'in the springtime' & in every other season as well|Paris
23/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE MIDDLE OF THE COUNTRY|$2500|hard|I'll bet you a 'ten' that this tiny country last fought in a war in 1866|Liechtenstein
23/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|DENTISTRY|$400|easy|Adults have 3 sets of these; the third ones are also called wisdom teeth|molars
14/05/2004|Jeopardy!|IT'S THE ECONOMY, STUPID!|$1000|hard|The full title of Adam Smith's monumental 1776 work is 'An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of' this|the Wealth of Nations
13/04/1999|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL AIRLINES|$400|easy|Luxair Airlines|Luxembourg
09/09/2003|Jeopardy!|NAME GAME|$200|easy|Based on the 1990 census, this color is also the fifth most common last name in the U.S.|Brown
26/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLD REALTOR'S ALMANAC|$1600|hard|A handy chart shows the sale prices of similar homes in the area, known by this one-syllable term|comps
06/10/2005|Jeopardy!|WHEN YOU GET THE MONEY|$200|easy|His NYC holdings alone have included the Plaza Hotel, a 'World Tower' & 40 Wall Street|Donald Trump
06/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$1000|hard|The Lun Yu or 'Analects' is the most reliable source on the life & teachings of this Chinese sage|Confucius
12/01/2000|Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME|$300|easy|This producer famous for his 'Wall of Sound' was inducted in 1989|Phil Spector
20/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CLOSING THE BOOK|$2000|hard|Ayn Rand: '(Galt) raised his hand and over the desolate earth he traced in space the sign of the dollar'|Atlas Shrugged
27/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS|$400|easy|Festivals in Dutch-American communities are highlighted by Klompen Dances, named for these|Wooden Shoes
28/12/2004|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$800|hard|No one would apply this term for a drab or unattractive woman to actress Seymour|plain jane
07/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. RIVERS|$400|easy|It flows through Washington, D.C. & on past Mount Vernon|the Potomac
15/12/2009|Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE PLAY TITLE|$800|hard|Anton Chekhov's 'U.V.'|Uncle Vanya
15/02/1999|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 ALBUMS|$300|easy|'Hell Freezes Over'|The Eagles
16/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AVIATION|$2000|hard|On October 4, 2004 this private craft won the $10 million Ansari X Prize by reaching space for the 2nd time within a week|SpaceShipOne
26/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$200|easy|His only signed work is the 'Pieta' in the Vatican|Michelangelo
08/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH WHODUNITS|$400|easy|After being hurt while horse racing, this author's jockey Sid Halley becomes a detective|Dick Francis
30/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$400|easy|This movement began in 1950s Britain, but it's based on American mass media & advertising images|Pop Art
09/05/2000|Jeopardy!|AIRPORT CODES|$200|easy|In Africa: CAI|Cairo
04/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|Samuel Johnson defined it as 'the unctuous or oily part of milk'|cream
17/12/1997|Final Jeopardy!|PATRON SAINTS|None|None|Legend says Saint Rule brought this saint's relics to the coast of Fife in 368|St. Andrew
11/03/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CARMEN|$800|hard|This Spanish member of the 'Three Tenors' played the soldier Don Jose in a 1984 film version of 'Carmen'|Plácido Domingo
13/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|RIVERS|$800|hard|Tho the Atlantic is less than 200 miles from its source, this W. African river travels nearly 2600 to reach it|the Niger
16/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CRIMINAL NICKNAMES|$600|medium|Public enemy Charles Floyd|Pretty Boy
01/06/2004|Jeopardy!|DISNEY FILM CHARACTERS|$200|easy|She unknowingly takes a bite out of a poisoned apple|Snow White
24/02/2006|Jeopardy!|ATTENTION, SPACE CADETS|$200|easy|'Aren't you glad' Alan Shepard took this deodorant soap into space?  Now it's in the Smithsonian|Dial
16/05/1997|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$500|medium|This retired cartoonist was recently quoted as saying, 'I couldn't conceive of ever going back to 'The Far Side''|Gary Larson
19/02/1990|Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$500|medium|She wrote the music & sang the themes for 2 of Mike Nichols' films, 'Heartburn' & 'Working Girl'|Carly Simon
05/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$200|easy|At age 7 this 'Wizard Of Menlo Park' attended public school for 3 months -- his only formal education|Thomas Edison
31/12/2004|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$400|easy|Built in 312 B.C. to link Rome & the South of Italy, it's still in use today|the Appian Way
30/11/1993|Jeopardy!|SIMPLY 'RED'|$300|easy|It can describe a small cinnamon-flavored candy or Durkee's cayenne pepper sauce|Red Hot
11/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BEES|$200|easy|A scout bee may use the 'waggle' variety of this to inform others about the location of flowers|Dance
25/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A COMMUNIST PLOT|$1000|hard|In 1994, a nearly 4-hour funeral procession through the streets of Pyongyang ended with his burial|Kim Il-sung
30/10/2007|Jeopardy!|MSSNG VWLS|$200|easy|A really cool dwelling for an Eskimo: GL|an igloo
09/01/2003|Jeopardy!|BOOK REPORT|$800|hard|I wish more poems were as funny as the ones in Shel Silverstein's 'Where' this happens|the Sidewalk Ends
13/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$800|hard|Much of this Puccini opera takes place in a cafe in Paris' Latin Quarter|La boheme
27/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$1200|hard|The Czech Republic is bordered on the north by Poland, on the east by Slovakia & on the west by this country|Germany
22/12/2011|Jeopardy!|BEWARE OF GOD|$1000|hard|Prometheus should have bewared of Zeus, who in Greek myth had a vulture eat this organ each day|his liver
01/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BEYOND .COM|$2000|hard|As of 2010, you can invent your own domain, according to the folks who regulate the Net; they're at www.icann.this|.org (.net accepted)
11/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DEEP VOICES|$1200|hard|This artist heard here got Grammy nominations in pop, jazz & R&B as well as a children's category  'You'll never find / Another love like mine...'|Lou Rawls
19/01/2006|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE ATHLETICS|$1000|hard|Since 1950 this city's Rosenblatt Stadium has been host to the College Baseball World Series|Omaha
04/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WILLIAM & KATE|$400|easy|In April 2011, with millions tuning in, Prince William & Kate were married at this venue|Westminster Abbey
26/04/1999|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$300|easy|This kingdom is commonly divided into vascular, including cycads, & nonvascular, including hornworts|Plant kingdom
12/10/1998|Jeopardy!|'OIL'|$200|easy|This Procter & Gamble product has nearly a third of the U.S. facial moisturizer market|Oil of Olay
01/12/1999|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$500|medium|Ceremonial robes of these onetime highest Venetian officials are displayed in Venice's Museo Correr|Doges
07/10/2004|Jeopardy!|POLL VAULT|$200|easy|A 1951 survey of the U.S. Armed Forces found this milk & grain concoction their least favorite dessert|rice pudding
12/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ELECTRONIC MUSIC|$200|easy|The style called techno evolved in this U.S. city about 20 years after Motown was born there|Detroit
12/05/1998|Jeopardy!|DOESN'T RHYME WITH DIRT|$500|medium|Bacteria helps turn milk into this food|Cheese
10/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MEAT ME|$1600|hard|Native Americans hunted bison & preserved the meat with berries & fat as this treat|pemmican
04/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SHE SELLS SEYCHELLES|$2000|hard|This Portuguese navigator, the first European to reach India by sea, discovered the Seychelles in 1502|Vasco da Gama
24/11/2006|Jeopardy!|PRE-CIVIL WAR AMERICA|$800|hard|In 1813, 2 years after defeating Tecumseh at Tippecanoe, this general fought & killed him at the Thames River|William Henry Harrison
03/11/2011|Jeopardy!|2011 MOVIES|$1000|hard|Kate Bosworth & James Marsden star in the 2011 remake of this Sam Peckinpah film|Straw Dogs
27/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$1000|hard|Spivey's Corner near Fayetteville in this state is the site of the National Hollerin' Contest each June|North Carolina
21/10/1999|Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF BEER|$300|easy|Beck's|Germany
14/05/1998|Jeopardy!|SCHOOL'S OUT!|$200|easy|Before my job interview, I'd better polish up & type up this document, from the French for 'summarize'|Resume
17/10/2000|Jeopardy!|TODD McFARLANE FIGURINES|$400|easy|A character from this Maurice Sendak children's bestseller is seen here|Where the Wild Things Are
02/06/2006|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$200|easy|In what could be the first-ever eviction, they got the heave-ho for taking an unauthorized meal break in Genesis 3|Adam & Eve
10/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|20TH CENTURY AMERICA|$600|medium|In 1904, Ida Tarbell published the muckraking history of this oil company|Standard Oil
22/06/2000|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$400|easy|'Rich' in democracy, this country held some of Central America's first free elections in the 1890s|Costa Rica
11/02/2011|Jeopardy!|ON YOUR SLEEVE|$600|medium|This ornamental shoulder piece has an apostle in its name|epaulet
13/12/1999|Jeopardy!|BETWEEN|$100|easy|Stooges: Moe, _____, Curly|Larry
05/03/1990|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'B'|$300|easy|A Russian grandmother, or her kerchief|Babushka
17/02/1998|Jeopardy!|THE CHINESE THEATRE|$500|medium|Silent comedian who left the lasting impression seen here: ('Always To Sid')|Harold Lloyd
08/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY VENICE|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Caffe Florian in Venice, Italy.)  I'm at Caffe Florian, a favorite spot of this U.S.-born author, who wrote about it in 'The Wings of the Dove' and 'The Aspern Papers'|Henry James
26/02/2010|Jeopardy!|STUCK|$400|easy|If you're 'in' this, like Little Jack Horner, there's no place you can go|the corner
05/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$1400|hard|This proverb about taking a spill is attributed to heavyweight boxer Robert Fitzsimmons|The bigger they are, the harder they fall
05/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ODD NAMES IN SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|Be 'Lear'y of her -- she poisoned her sister Regan|Goneril
25/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EPONYMOUS SCIENCE|$1200|hard|The principle that sound seems higher in pitch as it apporaches & lower as it recedes is called this man's effect|Doppler
01/05/2008|Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT PRESIDENTS|$600|medium|He wrote more than 1,300 letters to Bess; their 9-year courtship was called his longest campaign|Truman
03/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|VOGUE'S CENTURY OF FASHION|$200|easy|In 1938 Vogue showed one of these cinchers as outerwear -- 1938's version of Madonna|Bustier/corset
07/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|VERSE CASE SCENARIO|$800|hard|She wrote, 'Dying is an art, like everything else.  I do it exceptionally well.  I do it so it feels like hell'|Sylvia Plath
07/11/2008|Jeopardy!|ELVIS A TO Z|$400|easy|'A' is for this Las Vegas hotel where Elvis & Priscilla were married on May 1, 1967, not by a genie but by a judge|the Aladdin
01/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|KEEP 'EM SEPARATED|$1200|hard|In the Greek alphabet, it separates beta from delta|gamma
15/06/1999|Jeopardy!|COSMETICS & PERFUME|$200|easy|Origins makes a product called 'Underwear for Lashes' that's meant to be applied under this cosmetic|Mascara
30/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CARL SAGAN|$400|easy|From 1971 to 1996, Carl Sagan was a professor at this Ithaca, New York Ivy League school|Cornell
27/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$600|medium|It's the more common name for the tympanic membrane|eardrum
09/03/2009|Jeopardy!|EDIBLE COMMON BONDS|$600|medium|Piccata, Wiener schnitzel, scallopine|veal
13/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SEA LIFE|$400|easy|The porcupinefish is covered with these that become erect when it gets all puffed up|spines
12/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHY|$400|easy|Heidegger said the most basic question in philosophy is 'why is there something rather than' this|nothing
05/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE EXPERIENCE MUSIC PROJECT|$600|medium|Seen here are your tax dollars at work in this agency's report on the suspicious lyrics of 'Louie Louie'|the FBI
25/01/2007|Jeopardy!|'C' IN BIOLOGY|$800|hard|In anatomy, it's the outermost layer of an organ, like the renal one|cortex
27/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GANDHI, FDR OR CHURCHILL|$800|hard|He became a lawyer in London in 1891|Gandhi
18/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SOMEWHERE, B.C.|$2000|hard|City where you'll find the statue seen here|Victoria
30/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OF 'STAR's|$1200|hard|Any echinoderm of the class Asteroidea|a starfish
24/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SCI. ABBREV.|$1600|hard|These, CFCs, are bad for the environment|chlorofluorocarbons
23/06/2011|Jeopardy!|TV TOE TAGS|$400|easy|Edgar succumbed to sentox gas at CTU in a 2006 episode of this show|24
20/02/2006|Jeopardy!|THE FIGHT FOR CIVIL RIGHTS|$600|medium|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reads from inside the Civil Rights Institute in Birmingham, AL.)  Civil Rights activists fought segregation permitted by this 3-word slogan in an 1896 Supreme Court decision|separate but equal
13/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LOST TEXTS FROM BEN FRANKLIN|$800|hard|1758 will b last yr of me writing & pub. this: been at it 4 25 yrs, that's enuf|Poor Richard's Almanack
26/04/2000|Jeopardy!|THE COOL '70s|$300|easy|She trounced Bobby Riggs in a 1973 'Battle of the Sexes' tennis match|Billie Jean King
11/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|YOUR STATE IS PARKED|$800|hard|Waimea Canyon State Park|Hawaii
26/09/2005|Jeopardy!|CITY NICKNAMES|$800|hard|The 'Cream City', Wisconsin|Milwaukee
25/11/2005|Jeopardy!|SAY 'BON'|$800|hard|One who lives luxuriously & enjoys good food & drink|a bon vivant
05/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE WOMEN OF TEXAS|$400|easy|To fly in this stage role, it might help to be born in Texas; Sandy Duncan & Mary Martin were|Peter Pan
27/07/2010|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE TOWNS|$800|hard|Oral Roberts University|Tulsa (Oklahoma)
18/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SOFT 'C'|$2000|hard|The most abundant of the rare-earth metals, it has the chemical symbol Ce|cerium
11/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1000|hard|In the third century B.C. this 'principled' Greek showed the value of pi was between 223/71 & 220/70|Archimedes
16/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|THE CABINET|$200|easy|The Bureau of Engraving and Printing is part of this department|Treasury Department
19/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'M.J.'|$800|hard|She was the lead actress in 'The Fifth Element' & 'Resident Evil'|Milla Jovovich
18/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE 17TH CENTURY|$400|easy|Nearly 13,000 homes & 100 churches were destroyed in this city's Great Fire of 1666|London
10/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$1000|hard|His 1750 farewell sermon was calm but his 1741 'Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God' sermon had terrified people|Jonathan Edwards
12/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CARIBBEAN TASTE TREATS|$600|medium|If you order 'mountain chicken' in Dominica, you won't get chicken but one of these amphibians|Frogs
19/07/2007|Jeopardy!|THE SHAPE OF THINGS|$2800|hard|It's another term for a spiral, especially when talking about spiraled strands of DNA|a helix
04/02/1986|Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$300|easy|Almost everything most insects do is related to these 2 survival activities|eating & mating
20/09/1984|Jeopardy!|ADDRESSES|$300|easy|He shared digs with John Watson at 221-B Baker Street|Sherlock Holmes
24/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MARTIAL|$1600|hard|Originating in Korea, this 'foot-fist-way' martial art has been an Olympic medal sport since 2000|tae kwon do
02/12/1999|Jeopardy!|ROLLING 'STONE'|$500|medium|Edward I brought this Scottish coronation fixture to England in 1296|Stone of Scone (Stone of Destiny)
27/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|A NATURAL 'HIGH'|$2000|hard|This adjective meaning easily made tense sounds like it could refer to a violin|high-strung
03/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE DIRECTORS|$1200|hard|His career includes directing 'Paper Moon', writing the book 'Who the Devil Made It' & acting in 'The Sopranos'|Peter Bogdanovich
31/10/2011|Jeopardy!|SHOW ME YOUR STUFF|$600|medium|Starting a toy collection? then buy one featuring this feline character from Sanrio|Hello Kitty
12/09/2000|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PAIRS|$100|easy|Created by God to rule the Earth in Genesis|Adam & Eve
22/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IS A DANGEROUS THING|$1200|hard|In 2009 5 runners were gored by bulls during the San Fermin festival in this Spanish city|Pamplona
27/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST|$800|hard|He divorced Farrah Fawcett in 1982; did that make him the $3 Million Man?|Lee Majors
29/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WHEEL OF JEOPARDY!|$400|easy|Patience, especially at the racetrack ---------------------------------- H-L-  Y--R H-R---|hold your horses
23/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'GRAY' MATTER|$400|easy|'Ugliness was the one reality', muses this Oscar Wilde title character|Dorian Gray
13/11/1991|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$500|medium|In 'King Lear', she poisons her sister Regan, then stabs herself|Goneril
14/11/2006|Jeopardy!|'NEW' YORK|$200|easy|Someone recently married|a newlywed
16/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|$1200|hard|This Secy. of State had success in preventing foreign governments from giving official recognition to the Confederacy|(William) Seward
08/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT ANIMALS|$1600|hard|Among amphibians, toads have 4 of these & caecilians, which look like earthworms, don't have any|legs
20/02/2006|Jeopardy!|SEEING RED|$600|medium|These horses of these symbolic figures are red, white, black & pale|the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
09/01/1990|Jeopardy!|G WHIZ|$100|easy|It can be a maxim or a dwarflike creature that lives underground|gnome
29/02/2008|Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICAN ANIMALS|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Huachipa Zoo in Lima, Peru.) The soft, lustrous fleece of this animal was once reserved for nobility; coats made of it later had a vogue as a status symbol in North America|the vicuna
22/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PASS THE SALT|$400|easy|Genesis 19 says that this man's wife 'looked back from behind'... and she became a pillar of salt|Lot
07/09/1999|Jeopardy!|CARTOONS|$500|medium|Bubbles, Blossom & Buttercup make up this group devoted to 'Saving the Day Before Bedtime'|The Powerpuff Girls
10/02/2011|Jeopardy!|EMOTICONS|$200|easy|Your choices to express this action are =)) or ROTF, which sometimes has an 'L' added on|laughing (or rolling on the floor)
24/06/2003|Jeopardy!|WORD PUZZLES|$1000|hard|The time to stand up for what you believe ---------------------------------- YOUR 1111 LIFE|for once in your life
13/01/1986|Jeopardy!|LIGHTNING|$100|easy|Lightning causes over 10,000 of these a year and Smokey the Bear is getting mad!|forest fires
22/05/2000|Jeopardy!|IDAHO'S GLORIOUS PAST|$300|easy|The name Idaho was nearly given to this other state, whose current name means 'colored red'|Colorado
13/12/2006|Jeopardy!|MORE TANGENTIAL ETRUSCAN POTPOURRI|$400|easy|On July 26, 2004, this non-Etruscan couple, seen here, recreated a classic political convention moment|Al and Tipper Gore
04/06/2001|Jeopardy!|NO LONGER AN OLYMPIC SPORT|$100|easy|One of the first contests open to women was this discontinued lawn game that uses a mallet|Croquet
18/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$600|medium|The Niagara River flows about 34 miles from Lake Erie north to this Great Lake|Lake Ontario
14/03/2008|Jeopardy!|NAME THE NOVEL|$400|easy|1813: 'Happy for all her maternal feelings was the day...Mrs. Bennet got rid of her 2 most deserving daughters'|Pride and Prejudice
19/11/1985|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$300|easy|Name of this sea is said to allude not to its dark water but its storms|Black Sea
05/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EXTRAS|$2000|hard|A song in this duo's operetta 'Iolanthe' says, 'What a joy to breathe the balmy air of Grosvenor Square'|Gilbert & Sullivan
17/07/1996|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$200|easy|This largest African lake is bordered by Uganda, Tanzania & Kenya|Lake Victoria
19/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'L' WORLD|$1600|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew indicates a shaded region of Canada on the monitor.) This large peninsula that covers about 600,000 square miles extends farther east than any other point on the North American mainland|Labrador
16/11/1989|Jeopardy!|THE WARS OF THE ROSES|$250|easy|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): Surprisingly, the king seen here, who died in battle during the wars, wasn't a bad-looking chap:|Richard III
25/09/2000|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$100|easy|In 1971 the Lyndon Johnson Library at this school became the first presidential library on a college campus|University of Texas
25/06/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$400|easy|This system of measurement is abbreviated avdp.|avoirdupois
19/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BASEBALL FRANCHISE SHIFTS|$400|easy|In 1958 the Dodgers & this team moved west to California|the Giants
02/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE TEENS|$200|easy|This 'Speed' star, a cheerleader at her Arlington, VA. high school, also 'Net'ted the title 'Class Clown'|Sandra Bullock
06/07/2005|Jeopardy!|KANGAROO WORDS|$800|hard|Cut Brobdingnagian down to size with this little 3-letter synonym|big
08/05/1998|Jeopardy!|THE COLLEGE DINING HALL|$400|easy|Combine greens, veggies & dressing at this counter the dining hall calls 'The Garden of Eatin''|Salad Bar
17/02/2003|Jeopardy!|'U' GOTTA BELIEVE ME!|$600|medium|This fictional storyteller tells tales of Miss Sally, Brer Bear & Brer Fox|Uncle Remus
15/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TV SOLE DADS|$1200|hard|The movie 'Tin Men' said this classic TV Western was about 'a 50-year-old father with three 47-year-old sons'|Bonanza
24/10/2007|Jeopardy!|THE SOUTHERNMOST NATION|$400|easy|Nepal, Nicaragua, Norway|Nicaragua
13/02/2007|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$200|easy|Cozy corner where you'd keep paperbacks & hardbacks|book nook
05/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SILENT MOVIES|$600|medium|Future director Raoul Walsh played John Wilkes Booth in this 1915 D.W. Griffith film|Birth of a Nation
06/01/2000|Jeopardy!|FORE!|$500|medium|This 'Royal & Ancient Golf Club' of Scotland set the standard for a round of golf at 18 holes|St. Andrews
08/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS|$400|easy|The White Queen has a really baaaaaaaad day when she starts bleating & turns into one of these|a sheep
17/07/2006|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|$800|hard|We tell you no 'tails': 19th c. astronomer George Phillips Bond discovered 11 of these celestial bodies|comets
02/09/1997|Jeopardy!|EGGS-ACTLY!|$200|easy|It describes a Scotch egg or a tough detective|Hard-Boiled
28/12/2004|Jeopardy!|BACK IN '65|$600|medium|On April 3, 1865 Union general Godfrey Weitzel accepted the surrender of this city|Richmond
09/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A DEVIL'S DICTIONARY|$400|easy|Could it be this name for the devil, from the Hebrew for 'adversary'?|Satan
04/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$400|easy|Both in size & population, it's largest Scandinavian country|Sweden
18/05/2000|Jeopardy!|A NOVEL CATEGORY|$400|easy|Your mail carrier may know this was James M. Cain's first novel|The Postman Always Rings Twice
22/10/2009|Jeopardy!|CELEBS WHO TWITTER|$400|easy|This husband & wife team twitter as aplusk & mrskutcher|Ashton Kutcher & Demi Moore
30/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ONWARD TO ONTARIO|$1200|hard|Founded in 1836, an Ontario univ. that's part of the University of Toronto bears the name of this British queen|Victoria
13/03/2000|Jeopardy!|RAISE YOUR GLASSES|$400|easy|Tequila, vodka, gin, rum, triple sec & cola for color go into this New York drink|Long Island Iced Tea
03/11/2008|Jeopardy!|DANCE TO THE MUSIC|$200|easy|This band led by brothers Eddie & Alex hit with 'Dancing In The Street' & 'Dance The Night Away'|Van Halen
23/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ONE-LETTER TAKE IN ORDER|$2000|hard|It precedes 'Bay' on the Internet & also name the state capital spelled out by all 5 responses|E & Boise
14/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PULITZER PRIZE BIOGRAPHIES|$1800|hard|In 1944 Carleton Mabee won for 'The American Leonardo:  The Life Of' this artist & inventor|Samuel FB Morse
28/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE CHAMBER|$2000|hard|Atomic particle paths can be tracked in this device that contains a supersaturated vapor|a cloud chamber
09/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OLD GOTHS|$800|hard|In 376, harassed by the Huns, the Goths crossed this second-longest European river|Danube
26/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'FLY' RIGHT|$800|hard|Michael J. Fox played this character in 3 'Back To The Future' films|Marty McFly
08/07/2008|Jeopardy!|LIPSTICK JUNGLE|$400|easy|Sephora.com describes its 'Sexy Jungle' lipstick as a 'cool toffee shade of' this|brown
19/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN INDIANS|$1000|hard|The name of this tribe centered in northeast Arizona means 'peaceful ones'|Hopi
10/11/1987|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT VIP's|$100|easy|Books about him were written by Plato & Xenophon, both students of his|Socrates
02/02/2009|Jeopardy!|SKY HIGH|$600|medium|Water Tower Place at 835 N. Michigan Ave.|Chicago
15/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE EMERALD AISLE|$2000|hard|The hardness of emeralds ranges from 7.5 to 8 on this scale|Mohs
30/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'H'|$1200|hard|A biblical proverb says,'Before honor is' this, the opposite of pride|humility
17/11/1998|Jeopardy!|DECADES|$900|hard|Last time a man walked on the moon|1970s (1972)
07/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A FEW GENTLEMEN OF VERONA|$1200|hard|Verona-born tenor Nino Martini performed brilliantly at this NYC location from 1933 to 1946|the Metropolitan Opera
13/03/1997|Jeopardy!|MYTHS & LEGENDS|$400|easy|Legend says this doomed spectral ship, an omen of ill luck, can be seen off the Cape of Good Hope in stormy weather|The Flying Dutchman
10/12/1998|Jeopardy!|HERBS & SPICE GIRLS|$400|easy|It's the appropriate Spice name of Emma Bunton, youngest of the Spice Girls|Baby Spice
16/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER COUNTRIES|$400|easy|This African nation is the largest island in the Indian Ocean|Madagascar
25/09/2002|Jeopardy!|EAT YOUR WAY ACROSS THE U.S.A.|$600|medium|At St. Louis' Crown Candy Kitchen, drink 5 of these (milkshakes, not beer) in 1/2 hour & they're free!|malts
11/01/2011|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY ARTISTS|None|None|In 1950 he answered a Time magazine article on him, & a common criticism, with a telegram reading, 'No chaos damn it'|Jackson Pollock
04/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|A BUG'S LIFE|$800|hard|Social wasps include hornets & these 'well dressed' members, Vespula maculifrons|Yellow jackets
02/05/1994|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC APPRECIATION|$400|easy|Stravinsky wrote a composition for 11 instruments in this style that's most associated with Scott Joplin|ragtime
05/05/2003|Jeopardy!|HARD CANDY|$1000|hard|This candy brand with a variety of hard candies introduced its 'Pick-A-Mix' concept in 1958|Brach's
21/01/2003|Jeopardy!|GO FLY A KITE!|$400|easy|The song 'Let's Go Fly a Kite' is featured in this movie about a flying nanny|Mary Poppins
26/01/2006|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$200|easy|You can read a variety of articles all about all aspects of show business in this trade paper established in 1905|Variety
13/01/2009|Jeopardy!|MAKE YOUR PITCH|$200|easy|A team's most reliable relief pitcher is called this, as he slams the door on the opposition|a closer
22/01/2009|Jeopardy!|GRAND THEFT AUTO|$1000|hard|Thieves often break into cars with this long, thin metal strip that shares its name with a spicy meat snack|a slim jim
10/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$200|easy|Irving Berlin could play this instrument in 1 key only, so he used a special gadget to help him switch keys|Piano
08/06/2001|Jeopardy!|LITERARY ANIMALS|$100|easy|He told the hare, 'You are much faster than I, but as you have seen, slow and steady wins the race'|the tortoise
02/10/2001|Jeopardy!|DISABILITY AWARENESS|$500|medium|The 1996 Summer Paralympic Games for the disabled were held in this U.S. city|Atlanta
05/03/2007|Final Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|None|None|Located in the Central Time Zone, it's the largest city by population to have no MLB, NFL, NBA or NHL team|Austin, Texas
10/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONS' MOST POPULOUS CITIES|$600|medium|China|Shanghai
03/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE LAND DOWN UNDER|$800|hard|In 1983 the Yacht Club of Perth became the first outside the U.S. to house this trophy|the Americas Cup
05/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ORDINAL MOVIES|$1000|hard|Beau Bridges was the king & Lloyd Bridges was Aramis in this late '70s remake of 'The Man in the Iron Mask'|The Fifth Musketeer
27/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY LAST|$800|hard|...of the original 13 colonies|Virginia
25/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GO BALLISTIC!|$800|hard|A projectile's trajectory is subject to gravity, lift & this force that's heavily dependent on nose shape|drag
26/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$1600|hard|It's the sonnet written in 1883 that ends, 'I lift my lamp beside the golden door!'|The New Colossus
26/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE SUMMER OLYMPICS|$800|hard|The 1972 games at this German city were the scene of terrorism & tragedy|Munich
24/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CALIFORNIA SCIENCE CENTER|$1000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew shakes things up at the California Science Center.) I'm learning how earthquakes happen, when these continental sections are pushed together or pulled apart|tectonic plates
12/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY QUOTES|$400|easy|Henry Clay told the U.S. Senate that he'd 'rather be' this 'than be President'|right
11/06/1998|Jeopardy!|THE LITTLE THINGS IN LIFE|$200|easy|As P.T. could tell you, this man's real name was Charles Sherwood Stratton|Tom Thumb
24/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$400|easy|Speke stopped speaking to Burton after their trip to find the source of this river|Nile
14/01/2000|Jeopardy!|COLORADO|$500|medium|The mint in Denver made its last of these that were 90 percent silver in 1934|Silver dollars
09/04/1991|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY INVENTIONS|$500|medium|Some 20 years after finishing his “U.S.A.” trilogy, he took out a patent on a soap-bubble gun|John Dos Passos
24/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$1000|hard|The -sex suffix on British placenames refers to this Germanic people|the Saxons
19/03/2010|Jeopardy!|FINISH THE PALINDROME|$800|hard|'Lived on decaf, faced no' this|devil
06/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WHO 'R' YOU?|$1600|hard|In 1947 he became head of the Naval Reactors branch of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission|Admiral Hyman Rickover
22/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CHAUVINISTIC TERMS FOR WOMEN|$1000|hard|Not narrow|broad
01/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GENERAL KNOWLEDGE|$200|easy|This 4-star general was President Bush's top military adviser from 1989 to 1993|Colin Powell
04/07/1995|Jeopardy!|MONEY|$300|easy|Of ding, dong or cong, the basic monetary unit of Vietnam|a dong
24/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$1600|hard|In 1997 this 12-year-old Springer Spaniel passed away at home in Kennebunkport|Millie (the Bush family dog)
02/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MIDDLE AGE FOLKS|$2000|hard|His brothers Thorvald & Thorstein & his half-sister Freydis also traveled to Vinland|Leif Ericson
12/10/2000|Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$300|easy|Scientists take an EAG, an electroantennogram, to measure how a moth's antennae nerves pick up these sex odors|Pheromones
20/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OOH, A COMEDIAN|$800|hard|I don't want to get off on a rant, but this comic was great when he started on 'MNF' in July 2000|Dennis Miller
24/11/1993|Jeopardy!|CHAMPIONS|$300|easy|In 1987, at age 21, he became the undisputed world heavyweight boxing champion|Mike Tyson
06/01/2005|Jeopardy!|TRUCKIN'|$800|hard|When you hit the tundra, take this truck maker's Tacoma|Toyota
21/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|HOMONYMS|$600|medium|A fixed look, or Ginger Rogers' partner|a stare (Astaire)
29/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GREETINGS FROM AMERICA STAMPS|$400|easy|Oops!  The first catalogue showing all 50 stamps accidentally had New York twice, leaving this neighbor out|New Jersey
20/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BODDITIES|$400|easy|Findings suggest this part, once dismissed as superfluous, repopulates the digestive system w/ good bacteria|the appendix
21/03/1997|Jeopardy!|ON 'Q'|$100|easy|Made with eggs, cheese & other fillings in a pastry shell, it's what real men don't eat|Quiche
14/02/2003|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$200|easy|Florida's governor John Ellis Bush goes by this 3-letter nickname|Jeb
24/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE JEOPARDY! SWIMSUIT CALENDAR|$1200|hard|Talk about 'Man & Superman', this super literary hunk strikes a pose here|George Bernard Shaw
10/06/2011|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$600|medium|'Have A Little Faith: A True Story' was a 2009 bestseller by this 'Tuesdays with Morrie' author|(Mitch) Albom
25/11/2004|Jeopardy!|FIRST ELECTED OFFICE|$400|easy|This New York junior senator's first elected office was... New York junior senator|Hillary Clinton
16/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|STREEP TEASE|$2000|hard|The Golden Globes nominated Meryl for this 2004 remake about a brainwashed assassin, but she got shot down|The Manchurian Candidate
12/02/2003|Jeopardy!|I'M A SPINELESS JELLYFISH|$200|easy|Being spineless, jellyfish are members of this 'no bones about 'em' animal group|invertebrates
21/11/2002|Jeopardy!|ORIGINAL CRAYOLA COLORS|$600|medium|Color for the belly of your sapsucker or a caution card in soccer|yellow
22/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PASS THE SALT|$1200|hard|Many chefs prefer this coarse-grained salt named for the fact that it was originally used to meet Jewish dietary rules|Kosher salt
21/11/1995|Final Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|None|None|This character in an 1838 novel was based on Ikey Solomon, a British thief & fence|Fagin
18/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT GREEK DRAMA|$1200|hard|In 'The Clouds' by Aristophanes, a man desires to send his son to study with this Greek philosopher|Socrates
07/02/2007|Jeopardy!|THE ZODIAC|$800|hard|Don't worry, scaly skin is not an attribute of this sign of the scales|Libra
19/04/2007|Jeopardy!|MR. OR MS. MAYOR|$1000|hard|Ernest Morial & Moon Landrieu kept 'em marchin' in for this city|New Orleans
11/11/2005|Jeopardy!|REALM OF THE SENSES|$1000|hard|Planning prudently, or hyperopic|farsighted
14/07/1998|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS & FIRST LADIES|$500|medium|Ida, the wife of this 25th president, had epilepsy|William McKinley
11/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OFF-BROADWAY|$400|easy|This Baldwin brother was extremely entertaining in the 2006 revival of 'Entertaining Mr. Sloane'|Alec Baldwin
25/03/2010|Jeopardy!|WEAK RHYMES|$200|easy|A computer nerd|a geek
07/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE TRUTH ABOUT CATS & DOGS|$400|easy|Of 6 million, 60 million or 600 million, the number of pet cats in the USA|60 million
18/11/1987|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE ROLES|$200|easy|'Barbarella'|Jane Fonda
05/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MINERALS|$800|hard|The heavy mineral ilmenite, FeTiO3, is the main source of this lightweight metal, symbol Ti|titanium
23/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$400|easy|Appropriately, the name of this type of triangle comes from the Greek for 'unequal'|scalene
16/11/2007|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS|$1000|hard|This national park on Maine's rugged coast was the first one east of the Mississippi|Acadia National Park
24/06/1999|Jeopardy!|SPELLING CASTS|$200|easy|Andrew Shue, Thomas Calabro, Heather Locklear|Melrose Place
15/10/2010|Jeopardy!|CABLE CHANNELS|$1000|hard|You can 'escape to chimp Eden' on this channel|Animal Planet
16/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS NAMED WILLIAM|$600|medium|In 1996 this 'Exorcist' author published 'Demons Five, Exorcists Nothing:  A Fable'|William Peter Blatty
12/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE & TV MONSTERS|$1200|hard|In a classic movie, this monstrous character seen here takes a look at New York City from a unique perspective|King Kong
18/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS RIVALRIES|$1600|hard|Writer Steve Rushin said the hockey rivalry between Boston U. & this school was the biggest in all of sports|Boston College
14/07/2005|Jeopardy!|COUNTRYMEN|$200|easy|Neil Young & Peter Jennings|Canada
18/12/2008|Jeopardy!|SANTA'S COMING|$800|hard|I won't be using the Broil King Sovereign XLS 80 one of these until summer, but I can't wait to get it anyway|a grill (or barbecue)
01/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD MYTH|$200|easy|This Greek goddess of wisdom sprang fully armed from the head of her father Zeus|Athena
07/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS|$1200|hard|It's the packaged meat product that comes with the following  '...or lobster thermidor aux crevettes with a mornay sauce garnished with truffle pâté, brandy, and a fried egg on top and--'|Spam
10/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$1200|hard|Garrison Keillor would be proud of this denomination's 'Services in America', helping 6 mil. people a year|the Lutheran Church
23/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS|$400|easy|Valero Energy is tops in the U.S. in this fuel-producing activity, with capacity of 3.1 bil. bbl. of oil a day|refining
16/12/1997|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY AMERICA|$500|medium|In 1987, 30 years after they were expelled, the Teamsters were permitted to rejoin this group|AFL-CIO
18/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL DAUGHTERS|$1000|hard|For a brief time in the 1960s actor George Hamilton dated this presidential daughter|Lynda Bird Johnson
26/09/1984|Jeopardy!|SILLY SONGS|$500|medium|According to Ray Stevens, 'He swings through the trees without a trapeze in his B.V.D.'s'|Gitarzan
27/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SPACE SCIENTISTS|$1000|hard|The name of this Project Mercury flight director sounds like a famous brand of powerboat|Chris Kraft
26/03/1999|Jeopardy!|'DAY' OR 'NIGHT'|$500|medium|On his 20th attempt, Dale Earnhardt won this grueling auto race February 15, 1998|Daytona 500
27/04/1987|Jeopardy!|MEMPHIS|$300|easy|Memphis is headquarters of this, the world's largest hotel chain|Holiday Inn
02/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S YOUR SIGN?|$1000|hard|Protesters against genetically modified foods insisted 'Children are not' these animals of the family Caviidae|guinea pigs
02/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS NICKNAMES|$2000|hard|Nickname of Ms. Spencer-Devlin, the LPGA's first openly gay player|Muffin
09/12/2002|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER BANDS|$200|easy|This hard-rockin' band was shown without make-up on the cover of 1983's 'Lick It Up'|Kiss
21/05/1998|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$500|medium|This slugger praises the 'Oriole Way' of teaching baseball in 'The Only Way I Know'|Cal Ripken, Jr.
12/01/1999|Jeopardy!|THE 4 SEASONS|$200|easy|The first day of summer in Bolivia is in this month|December
27/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ONWARD CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS|$800|hard|These family emblems go back to the Crusaders' robes, which were emblazoned with heraldic symbols|crests (or coats of arms)
17/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'VE GOT THE WRITE STUFF, JAMES|$1600|hard|In 2011 Oprah sat down with you again--to discuss the fallout from your 'Million Little Pieces' scandal|James Frey
08/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BRIT LIT|$800|hard|Cherry Pecksniff, Paul Sweedlepipe & Jonas Chuzzlewit are all characters in this novel|Martin Chuzzlewit
28/02/2005|Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$800|hard|This brand of vodka, only around since 1992, comes in a blue bottle|Skyy
20/11/2009|Jeopardy!|INSTRUMENTS OF CHANGE|$600|medium|Blow in & out: NO CHAIR MA|harmonica
27/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S IN STORE?|$1200|hard|Bookstores put some products face-out; these sell more than the ones placing this body part-out|the spine
16/04/2007|Jeopardy!|TUNNEL|$800|hard|What's officially the Lucius J. Kellam, Jr. Bridge-Tunnel travels more than a mile under this east Virginia bay|the Chesapeake Bay
06/06/2011|Jeopardy!|THE OLD-FASHIONED WAY|$600|medium|We didn't need Cris Collinsworth or even John Madden on 'MNF', we had this man who wrote 'I Never Played the Game'|(Howard) Cosell
28/10/1999|Jeopardy!|BEGINS & ENDS WITH 'K'|$500|medium|This coin is 1/100th of a ruble|Kopek
17/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE WORDS OF MARTIN LUTHER KING|$1000|hard|This 1954 'decision...will long be stenciled on the mental sheets of succeeding generations'|Brown v. Board of Education
08/04/2003|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE IG-PAY ATIN-LAY|$200|easy|Unverified gossip or rumor; it's often excluded from court|hearsay
28/01/1998|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$400|easy|Many a tall tale has been spun about this bruisin' & brawlin' 'King of the Keelboatmen'|Mike Fink
24/03/2004|Jeopardy!|'MINI' BAR|$400|easy|Dr. Evil's clone|Mini-Me
28/04/2011|Jeopardy!|LITERARY TITLE ANIMALS|$200|easy|William Kotzwinkle's 'The ___ Went Over the Mountain'|Bear
13/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE MIDDLE OF THE STATE|$2500|hard|I'll feel 'out' of sorts if I can't visit these 2 states|South Carolina & South Dakota
16/10/2006|Jeopardy!|HORSE SENSE|$600|medium|Overo & Tobiano are 2 major color patterns of this breed that's not available from Sherwin-Williams|a paint (or pinto)
29/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HAPPY|$800|hard|Adjective describing Ken Kesey's pranksters|merry
28/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NORTH BY NORTHWEST|$600|medium|This 'grand' island popular with tourists is found in the extreme north of the West Indies|Grand Bahama Island
17/03/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 'RED' HEADED LEAGUE|$1000|hard|Radiation at wavelengths longer than visible light & shorter than microwaves|infrared
29/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ELLE|$800|hard|Singer & actress Vanessa Paradis has borne this American actor a daughter, Lily Rose Melody|Johnny Depp
06/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARY NOVELISTS|$800|hard|This veteran crime novelist who wrote 'Cuba Libre' says, 'Never use a verb other than 'said' to carry a dialogue'|Elmore Leonard
17/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN ACTORS|$200|easy|Christopher Walken played this doomed Dane twice, in 1974 & 1982|Hamlet
11/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|Your closest relatives are you 'next of' this|kin
11/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC HOMES|$400|easy|The oldest brick house in the town of Amherst was built by this poet's grandfather in 1813|Emily Dickinson
14/03/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$400|easy|Tangier was returned to this north African nation in 1956, after 33 years of international control|Morocco
29/01/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$300|easy|In 1946 the Ivory Coast was made an overseas territory of this country; in 1960 it gained its independence|France
15/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|Formerly dementia praecox, this term does not mean a patient has more than one personality|schizophrenia
16/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$600|medium|In 1533 Thomas Cranmer became the first nonpapist archbishop of this see|Canterbury
09/07/2008|Final Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LITERATURE|None|None|Her illustrations for 1890's 'A Happy Pair' included elegantly dressed rabbits|Beatrix Potter
01/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'E'|$1000|hard|Serious, like a Wilde character (7)|Earnest
03/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|Elvis sings 'Rock-a-Hula Baby' while Steve McGarrett says, 'Book 'em, Dan-o' in this musical cop show|Blue Hawaii Five-O
22/03/2006|Jeopardy!|THE EXODUS FILES|$200|easy|It's the mount where Moses talks with God in Exodus 19|Sinai
09/03/2001|Jeopardy!|THE RULES OF THE GAMES|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm Robert Horry of the NBA.) This 'line' is 15 feet in from the basket at both ends of a basketball court|Foul/free throw line
18/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$1000|hard|This north African country has been part of the Ottoman & Carthaginian Empires|Tunisia
17/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BACK IN 1906|$2000|hard|The 1906 murder of Grace Brown in New York State inspired Theodore Dreiser to write this novel|An American Tragedy
26/05/1999|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE AN ANIMAL!|$500|medium|It's the genus & species of this animal ('caveman')|Homo sapiens
17/11/1988|Jeopardy!|PHYSICAL SCIENCE|$100|easy|An American, Theodore Maiman, built the first of these light-amplifying devices in 1960|Laser
17/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PLANTS|$2000|hard|The Black-Eyed Susan is the state flower of this Atlantic coast state|Maryland
26/10/2000|Jeopardy!|1820s AMERICA|$100|easy|The first illustrations of his 'Birds of America' were printed in 1827|John James Audubon
12/12/2001|Final Jeopardy!|TV SPIN-OFFS|None|None|One of the 2 hourlong dramas spun off from popular half-hour sitcoms in the 1970s|Lou Grant or Trapper John, M.D.
17/02/1998|Jeopardy!|FEMALE FIRSTS|$500|medium|The first woman president of a major movie studio, Dawn Steel took over this one in 1987, before Sony did|Columbia TriStar
27/07/2010|Jeopardy!|SUPERMARKET SWEEP|$200|easy|I could've had this brand's vegetable juice-- instead, I'll grab its 'Splash' of berry blend|V8
06/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SEASONAL QUOTES|$400|easy|The narrator of 'A Visit from St. Nicholas' has settled his brain 'for a long' this season's 'nap'|winter
28/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE AGE OF NATIONALISM|$1600|hard|The Grossdeutschland solution was part of the 19th century movement called pan-this-ism|Pan-Germanism
12/02/2007|Jeopardy!|STAMPS|$800|hard|A series honoring DC Comics super heroes included this former king of the Seven Seas|Aquaman
23/03/2009|Jeopardy!|MEDICINE SHOW|$1000|hard|This medicine is sold under the brand names Feverall & Tylenol|acetaminophen
24/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL GROUPS|$600|medium|A group of these birds is a mustering; we guess they muster up courage for some deliveries|Storks
21/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PRECIOUS SENTIMENTS|$800|hard|Executives leaving a company sometimes get this lucrative type of 'handshake' or 'parachute'|golden
07/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE FAB (18)50s|$200|easy|On June 16, 1858 he said, 'This government cannot endure permanently half slave and half free'|Lincoln
12/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THIS CATEGORY IS A DISASTER!|$800|hard|One of these destroyed more than 17,000 buildings in Chicago in October 1871|a fire
17/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$1000|hard|Used to make transistors & semiconductors, it's the most abundant element on Earth after oxygen|Silicon
24/10/2002|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$600|medium|The prestigious Eastman School of Music is located in this city in western New York|Rochester
20/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE VIRGINIAN|$2000|hard|In 1951, this gen. born in Fort Monroe replaced MacArthur as U.N. Forces Commander-in-Chief in Korea|Matthew Ridgway
22/09/1998|Jeopardy!|SPORTING CLICHES|$100|easy|Hit below the belt|boxing
07/04/1999|Jeopardy!|ROYs & ROGERs|$500|medium|This 13th century English philosopher can 'bring home' the credit for an ornithopter, a flying machine|Roger Bacon
16/02/2011|Jeopardy!|EU, THE EUROPEAN UNION|$800|hard|Elected every 5 years, it has 736 members from 7 parties|Parliament
16/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECT TV|$400|easy|Cast members Mike Farrell & David Ogden Stiers both directed episodes of this hit show|M*A*S*H
17/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SINGLE DIGITS|$200|easy|Number of persons a love seat is designed for|2
07/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN WRITERS|$1200|hard|His novella 'One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich' was based on his own struggles in a Siberian labor camp|Solzhenitsyn
04/05/2011|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES MOVIES|$200|easy|Manohla Dargis reviewed this 2009 Pixar film under the headline 'The House that Soared'|Up
25/09/2002|Jeopardy!|EAT YOUR WAY ACROSS THE U.S.A.|$400|easy|Our head writer says the world's best pizza is from La Casa Pizzaria on Leavenworth St. in this largest Nebraska city|Omaha
09/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$200|easy|Willem Einthoven devised a way to measure & record its electrical current, thus producing the EKG|the heart
22/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'S' WONDERFUL|$800|hard|A principal religion of Japan, it has no official sacred scriptures|Shinto
05/01/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S YOUR SINE?|$200|easy|Trigonometry is from Greek words for this shape & 'measure'|triangle
01/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE TOWNS|$800|hard|Carnegie Mellon University|Pittsburgh
11/04/2011|Jeopardy!|RIVER CITY|$200|easy|Cologne, Germany|the Rhine
29/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'NOV'EMBER|$2000|hard|This city of about 250,000 was a capital of early Russia|Novgorod
26/04/2006|Jeopardy!|U.S. ISLANDS|$1000|hard|At 9,373 feet, Shishaldin Volcano on Unimak is the highest mountain in this archipelago|the Aleutian Islands
23/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS' RELATIVES|$1200|hard|His father Emmet, a country doctor, gave him much of the background for Dr. Kennicott in his novel 'Main Street'|Sinclair Lewis
16/12/2002|Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|Worldly & refined, like Duke Ellington's 'Lady'|sophisticated
28/02/2000|Jeopardy!|THEY'RE LYRICAL|$500|medium|Neil Sedaka co-wrote & sang this song that reached the Top 10 in 1962 & again in 1975|Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
22/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BASEBALL HALL OF FAMERS|$1600|hard|This Pittsburgh Pirate was the first Puerto Rican & Latin American voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame|Roberto Clemente
29/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|VERMONT|$800|hard|This type of rock mined near Proctor was used to build the U.S. Supreme Court building|Marble
08/04/2008|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS COMEDY TEAMS|$1000|hard|Jerry & Anne|Stiller & Meara
11/01/2010|Jeopardy!|ALLUSIONAL THINKING|$600|medium|A small person who goes up against a bigger opponent & wins evokes the story of these 2 Valley of Elah foes|David & Goliath
19/12/1997|Jeopardy!|'CAP' & 'GOWN'|$500|medium|Nickname of Teddy Roosevelt's daughter, Mrs. Longworth|Alice Bluegown
18/03/1999|Jeopardy!|TV SITCOMS|$500|medium|This Marla Gibbs sitcom was named for the Washington, D.C. building its characters lived in|227
25/11/1993|Jeopardy!|JOHN PAUL II|$200|easy|Like this immediate predecessor, John Paul II declined coronation|John Paul I
16/07/2003|Jeopardy!|AFRICA|$1000|hard|The metro area of this city in South Africa includes over 400 suburbs, including Soweto|Johannesburg
06/02/1998|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN AMERICANS|$400|easy|In the 1950s this man sued the Topeka Board of Education over which school his daughter might attend|Oliver Brown
29/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|COLORS|$1000|hard|The word iodine comes from 'ion', the same Greek root that gave this flower its name|Violet
03/04/2003|Jeopardy!|GOING WIRELESS|$800|hard|44 GM models offer this wireless service that now has over 2,000,000 members|OnStar
11/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|INSTRUMENTAL|$400|easy|Earl Scruggs could tell you this 5-stringed instrument originated in Africa|a banjo
09/07/2007|Jeopardy!|CITYSCAPE|$200|easy|Longyearben, one of the northernmost cities, is capital of this country's arctic territory of Svalbard|Norway
13/05/2008|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE SUCH AN IDIOM!|$200|easy|'Barking up' this originated with hunting; a dog would sometimes make a mistake locating its prey|the wrong tree
29/12/1998|Jeopardy!|TV ACTORS & ROLES|$500|medium|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): '(Hi, I'm Alan Rachins)  When I played legal eagle Douglas Brackman on this hit TV series, I got to date Vanna White'|L.A. Law
30/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY AUTHORS|$800|hard|Unlike her 'Sex' book, her 'English Roses' series was written for children|Madonna
21/12/2000|Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY DOCTOR|$200|easy|The PSA test, given yearly to men starting at around age 50, detects this type of cancer|Prostate cancer
08/05/2000|Jeopardy!|FOREWORDS|$100|easy|This author said that he would have offered the savage a third alternative if he were to rewrite 'Brave New World'|Aldous Huxley
22/12/2010|Jeopardy!|OH BOY! PRESENTS!|$200|easy|Aspiring rockers will love banging away on the sound percussion pro 5-piece set of these, cymbals included|a drum set
29/09/2009|Jeopardy!|HAUNTED AMERICA|$200|easy|At Ford's Theatre, some claim to hear this assassin running up the back staircase|John Wilkes Booth
08/02/2010|Jeopardy!|STAMPS|$600|medium|A stamp honors this 19th c. author about whom it was said, 'So this is the little lady who made this big war'|Harriet Beecher Stowe
16/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE NORTHERNMOST CAPITAL CITY|$400|easy|Warsaw, Rome, Madrid|Warsaw
02/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK LEARNIN'|$400|easy|'Focus', Arthur Miller's only novel, deals with this type of prejudice that affected Miller personally|Anti-Semitism
22/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MY PEOPLE CALL YOUR PEOPLE...|$1200|hard|To the Japanese Chile is Chiri & this South American country, Burajiru|Brazil
13/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS PAGE CLICHÉS|$2000|hard|Told, 'There is no 'I' in 'team', Michael Jordan supposedly responded that there is one in this 3-letter word|win
07/04/2000|Jeopardy!|REPTILES|$100|easy|The eastern diamondback species of this snake is the heaviest of all poisonous snakes|Rattlesnake
10/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW TV RATINGS|$200|easy|If we don't watch our 'L', a warning for this might be slapped on our show|Language
09/10/2008|Jeopardy!|NAME THE AUTOMAKER|$800|hard|The Sonata|Hyundai
02/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PCH POUNDER|$800|hard|Lewis & Clark spent 7 weeks in Seaside, Oregon boiling sea water to get enough of this to preserve their return food|salt
21/02/2005|Jeopardy!|IT'S A JOB|$600|medium|To falsify, like evidence, or deface, like a baseball|doctor
12/04/2010|Jeopardy!|GROOMING & CLEANING AIDS|$800|hard|'Chilly' name for a mineral oil compound used to remove cosmetics & soothe the skin|cold cream
30/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S PARTY!|$1200|hard|1904: Eugene V. Debs|Socialist
01/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE KENNEDY YEARS|$1600|hard|A 1961 Gallup poll named JFK the most admired man; on the female list, Jackie placed second, trailing this woman|Eleanor Roosevelt
24/05/1989|Jeopardy!|10-LETTER NAMES|$1000|hard|The following 1983 song was his last No. 1 hit:  'Put on your red shoes and dance the blues (Let's dance) / To the song they're playing on the radio...'|David Bowie
26/09/1997|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'U'|$400|easy|Two words of 6 & 4 letters     (6,4 inverted)|Upside down
25/11/2005|Jeopardy!|THE NEWSPAPER|$400|easy|One-syllable term for the continuation (please turn to C17) of a story from one page to another|a jump
11/07/2001|Jeopardy!|THE DAY THE MUSIC DIED|$300|easy|September 18, 1970 in London|Jimi Hendrix
22/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS OF STYLE|$600|medium|A man's formal evening coat with 2 long tails in back is named for its resemblance to the tail of this bird:|swallow ('swallowtail')
17/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS TEENS|$800|hard|In 1980 at age 19 this 'Great One' of the NHL won the first of his 9 MVP awards|Wayne Gretzky
07/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER JULIA ROBERTS MOVIES|$1000|hard|He played Jerry Fletcher, the man who talked Julia into believing his 'Conspiracy Theory'|Mel Gibson
22/03/1999|Jeopardy!|ATHLETE'S RHYME TIME|$500|medium|A plump Louisville Slugger|fat bat
15/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTY SEATS|$400|easy|In California, Marysville is the seat of Yuba & Yuba City is the seat of this county named for a mill owner|Sutter County
18/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THAT GOOD OLD '60s ROCK & ROLL|$1200|hard|3-letter nickname of Gladys Knight's cousin James Woods; it later inspired the name of her back-up group|Pip
02/10/1985|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYMES|$400|easy|They cost 'one-a-penny, two-a-penny'|hot cross buns
15/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELIST RHYME TIME|$800|hard|Cussler's honeybee homes|Clive's hives
23/12/2005|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WORLD LEADERS|$1000|hard|At age 84 in 1940 he was put in charge of the Vichy State in France|Marshall Pétain
12/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'NEW' ENGLAND|$1400|hard|Edward Lear could tell you this small Maine town bears the name of an Irish seaport on the Shannon River|New Limerick
17/05/1990|Jeopardy!|CEREMONIES|$100|easy|At Hindu & Buddhist funerals it's the common way to dispose of the body|Burning/cremation
04/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SCHOOL FASHION|$200|easy|In May 2000 Philadelphia's school board voted to require all its students to wear these|uniforms
13/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DISNEY FILM VOICES|$400|easy|Clint Howard was a small child when he provided the voice of a baby elephant for this 1967 Kipling classic|The Jungle Book
27/01/2011|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$600|medium|A pedal mechanism allows this large orchestral drum to be tuned to different pitches|a timpani (or kettledrum)
28/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'GON' TOMORROW|$1600|hard|This aromatic herb used in cooking bears clusters of small green & white flowers|tarragon
06/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE MALL|$1200|hard|This 'Urban' store is the parent company of Anthropologie|Urban Outfitters
06/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY NAME'S THE SAME|$1600|hard|The 1874 novel 'His Natural Life' by this Aussie author named Marcus was still a good read in 2001|Clarke
14/07/2010|Jeopardy!|THE QUEEN|$2000|hard|To marry Elizabeth, Prince Philip had to renounce claims to this southern European country's crown|Greece
29/09/2000|Jeopardy!|AT LAST COUNT|$400|easy|The 3 largest U.S. national parks, totaling about 20 million acres, are in this state|Alaska
25/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRAIN|$400|easy|The hypothalamus monitors your body temperature by using the temperature of this fluid as a control|Blood
17/04/2006|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$200|easy|It's the 1-word name of the Ben & Jerry's flavor described as 'vanilla ice cream with vanilla bean specks'|Vanilla
03/03/2009|Jeopardy!|YOU NEED TO CONVERT|$1000|hard|18 square feet equals this many square yards|2
24/01/1997|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|It's a spot on a radar screen|Blip
14/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GREAT LAKES|$800|hard|Alan Ladd's frequent co-star, she was also a pilot; she once flew solo from L.A. to New York|Veronica Lake
10/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|2 VS, PLEASE|$400|easy|A new production of an old play, or an evangelistic service|a revival
22/01/2007|Jeopardy!|IT'S CAPITALIZED|$800|hard|Days of the week, like these 2 consecutive ones named for heavenly bodies that aren't planets|Sunday and Monday
06/02/2003|Jeopardy!|CHOOSE YOUR WEAPON|$400|easy|The Gatling gun was the first practical one of these guns that fire a rapid, continuous stream of bullets|machine gun
15/04/2008|Jeopardy!|WORDS IN AMERICA|$200|easy|To study intensely at the last minute for a test|cram
09/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|JAPANESE AMERICANS|$1200|hard|Series regular who played a crewman on the original 'Star Trek'|George Takei
08/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$600|medium|One of Iowa's quad cities & a railroad bear the name of this island|Rock Island
21/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WAR & PIZZA|$800|hard|A punny promo for 'Superman Returns' saw Papa John's offer free pies to those living on any street named this|Lois Lane
15/03/2007|Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$800|hard|This president chaired the 2006 G8 conference in St. Petersburg|(Vladimir) Putin
20/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL ANTHEMS|$100|easy|'Salut, o terre d'esperance' begins 'L'Abidjanaise', the anthem of this nation|Ivory Coast
16/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'J' WALKING|$1600|hard|On March 28, 1990 this NBA player scored 69 points, a career high, in a game against Cleveland|Michael Jordan
07/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICA|$400|easy|Crazed by presence of blood, these carnivorous fresh-water fish even eat each other|piranha
03/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$1000|hard|This British sculptor created works for the UNESCO building in Paris|Henry Moore
30/06/2005|Jeopardy!|USA|$600|medium|This city's first casino opened in 1978 & took in more than $2 million its first week|Atlantic City
30/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY ABBREV.|$800|hard|It's what D.I. stands for when referring to a noncommissioned officer in charge of a unit's basic training|a drill instructor
07/03/2008|Jeopardy!|BRAZILIAN FOOD|$600|medium|( Jimmy of the Clue Crew reels in a clue from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.) Culinary explorers know the name of this fish of South American rivers is Spanish for 'golden'|the dorado
02/02/2004|Jeopardy!|STATES' LOWEST POINTS|$400|easy|At 282 feet below sea level, it's California's, and the USA's, lowest point|Death Valley
23/05/2000|Jeopardy!|FIRST NOVELS|$100|easy|Few have heard of his first novel, 'The Snake's Pass', but everyone knows his 'Dracula'|Bram Stoker
12/09/1997|Jeopardy!|'POP' THE QUESTION|$500|medium|This cartoon trio was named for what milk makes Rice Krispies do|Snap! Crackle! Pop!
27/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COSMOPOLITAN|$1600|hard|The Postal Museum in Vaduz, this principality's capital, is a must-visit for stamp collectors|Liechtenstein
14/05/1998|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$300|easy|In 1953 the folks in Emporia, Kansas renamed Armistice Day this; a year later Congress made it official|Veterans Day
13/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE MUSICAL FABRIC STORE|$600|medium|This 'nocturnal' Moody Blues song was a Top 10 hit in 1972|Nights In White Satin
27/02/1997|Jeopardy!|NAME DROPPERS|$400|easy|This late Tejano singer was known by one name:  she dropped her family & married names, Quintanilla & Perez|Selena
16/06/2005|Jeopardy!|TITLE FILM ANIMALS|$600|medium|1943: 'My Friend Flicka'|a horse
04/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|U.S . GOVERNMENT|$800|hard|In July 1989 Richard H. Truly succeeded James C. Fletcher as administrator of this agency|NASA
11/01/2012|Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$600|medium|Aquarelle is a transparent, rather than opaque, type of this painting, as seen in Paul Klee's work 'Quarry'|watercolor
05/10/2006|Jeopardy!|KID'S TOUGH|$400|easy|Frankie Muniz has saved the day in 2 movies as this CIA teen|Cody Banks
21/01/1999|Jeopardy!|EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES|$500|medium|Write letters on behalf of prisoners of conscience when you join a chapter of AI, this organization|Amnesty International
29/03/2001|Jeopardy!|JOHN GRISHAM'S LAW BOOKS|$300|easy|For lawyer Reggie Love, it's young Mark Sway|The Client
09/11/2004|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER 1995?|$400|easy|This pop star of the '60s posed for Playboy in a 1995 pictorial titled 'These Boots Are Back'|Nancy Sinatra
02/12/2010|Jeopardy!|FASHION TRENDS|$600|medium|The Beatles helped popularize this jacket, the original of which was worn by Indira Gandhi's father|the Nehru jacket
11/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'MOORE' OR 'LES'|$600|medium|His 'A Visit From St. Nicholas' was first published anonymously on December 23, 1823 in the Troy Sentinel|Clement Clarke Moore
03/09/2001|Jeopardy!|BALLS|$200|easy|Perhaps, in the future, you'll see one of these divinatory aids|a crystal ball
21/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CRUNCHING NUMBERS ROMAN STYLE|$400|easy|The notation on a letter or e-mail to note other recipients has this numerical equivalent|200
06/07/2000|Jeopardy!|CAPITAL|$500|medium|Now capital, Gaborone was the administrative seat of Bechuanaland, which became this country in 1966|Botswana
04/01/2006|Jeopardy!|WHERE'S THE 'FIRE'?|$800|hard|Resort & national seashore east of NYC|Fire Island
18/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ANYTHING BUT A's|$2000|hard|An officer's rank in the U.S. Army|colonel
17/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$1200|hard|This Verdi opera was first performed on Dec. 24, 1871, in Cairo|Aida
28/10/1999|Jeopardy!|MOVIE SERIES|$400|easy|William Boyd was 40 when he began playing this hero in a series of 66 low-budget westerns|Hopalong Cassidy
11/11/2004|Jeopardy!|WE WANT PISA!|$400|easy|In Italian it's known as 'La Torre Pendente'|the Leaning Tower
20/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MERCURY CAPSULES|$400|easy|This capsule could have sung, 'If you're over in a jam here I am', John Glenn|Friendship 7
18/12/2000|Jeopardy!|TV ACTORS & ROLES|$400|easy|Teri Hatcher looked 'shipshape' as one of the singing 'mermaids' who jumped on board this cruisin' series in 1985|The Love Boat
01/03/2001|Jeopardy!|INTELLIGENT FILMS|$200|easy|Even the janitor at M.I.T. is a math genius in this 1997 Oscar-winning film|Good Will Hunting
27/06/2000|Jeopardy!|LORRAINE CHECK|$300|easy|This cruciform symbol has 2 unequal horizontals|Cross of Lorraine
08/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ABSTRACT ART|$1200|hard|When Mondrian worked in this style, he kept his lines straight to go even more geometric than its inventors|Cubist
06/12/2005|Jeopardy!|LISTED ON eBay|$400|easy|Gross Me Out Baby One More Time Dept.: This pop singer's chewed gum closed at just over $500 in 2004|Britney Spears
01/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'NEW' GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|On the banks of India's Yamuna River, it was dedicated in 1931|New Delhi
30/05/2005|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'EE'|$600|medium|It's the celebration of a special anniversary, perhaps the 'diamond' one|jubilee
05/02/1986|Jeopardy!|BIRDS|$100|easy|Oddity shared by the ostrich, kiwi, & penguin|they can't fly
18/10/1999|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'T'|$400|easy|Headdress, in Hyderabad            (6)|Turban
17/11/1997|Jeopardy!|THEY ALSO RAN|$100|easy|This world record-holding sprinter is the star of the video 'The Flo-Jo Workout'|Florence Griffith-Joyner
28/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR FIRST FILMS|$200|easy|Juliette Lewis was first seen onscreen in the 1988 comedy 'My Stepmother Is' one of these|An Alien
06/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$2000|hard|(A honey-colored retriever named Max tries to lick Cheryl of the Clue Crew as she pets him at NC State University in Raleigh, NC.)  Veterinarians refer to this area of an animal's body as the posterior or this region, from the Latin for 'the tail'|the caudal region
03/01/2000|Jeopardy!|I WROTE A BOOK!|$300|easy|This former 'Candid Camera' personality reads her literary work here  'Baby girl, I wrote to tell you that I do not have good news about your mother, but it is not terrible news, either.'|Fannie Flagg
26/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IN CRISIS MODE|$1200|hard|It began Nov. 4, 1979 & lasted 444 days|hostages in Iran
06/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|JAZZ|$200|easy|She recorded her first hit, 'A-Tisket, A-Tasket', with Chick Webb's band|Ella Fitzgerald
05/05/1998|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$300|easy|Noted singer & tour organizer heard here|Sarah McLachlan
15/02/2007|Jeopardy!|PICTURE ME!|$400|easy|Sit by the fireside and name this popular president|Franklin Delano Roosevelt
10/12/2004|Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$800|hard|Stories by Jules Verne & H.G. Wells graced the April 1926 premiere issue of this U.S. sci-fi pulp magazine|Amazing Stories
16/01/2008|Jeopardy!|BIRD IS THE WORD|$1000|hard|As a verb it means to denounce something loudly; as a noun, it's a short-winged marsh bird|a rail
30/09/2008|Jeopardy!|'I' ON THE WORLD|$600|medium|In Roman times, this peninsula was known as Hispania|Iberia
20/03/1997|Jeopardy!|17th CENTURY AMERICA|$500|medium|On April 6, 1650 he granted Maryland a bicameral legislature|Cecil Calvert (the 2nd Lord Baltimore)
25/03/1998|Jeopardy!|STOCK SYMBOLS|$400|easy|The business section of The Toledo Blade may report on this company, G|Gillette
30/06/1993|Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS LEADERS|$500|medium|The full name of his church is the Holy Spirit Association for the Unification of World Christianity|Sun Myung Moon
18/04/2008|Jeopardy!|THE NFL|$400|easy|After finishing the 2005 season with a 3-13 record, this team bounced back in 2006 to win the NFC South|the New Orleans Saints
26/12/2007|Jeopardy!|GAMES PEOPLE PLAY|$400|easy|In 2007 he became the first man since Bill Tilden to win the U.S. Open 4 years in a row|(Roger) Federer
10/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE COUNTRY THAT BORDERS...|$400|easy|China & Finland|Russia
16/06/2005|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC BUSINESSMAN|None|None|Tired of his fragile wares being smashed in transit, this man born in 1730 advocated British turnpike building|Wedgewood
12/07/2002|Jeopardy!|STAMPS OF APPROVAL|$200|easy|One of the stamps that celebrated the 1960s commemorated this concert event|Woodstock
26/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ONE-WORD RHYMES|$1200|hard|My Eskimo friend sure gets around--he's left this boot under a bed in every igloo in town|a mukluk
12/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WEARABLE VOCABULARY|$1600|hard|For insulting me, you're going to get a 'Van Allen' one of these in the chops|belt
15/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HEAVY METAL BANDS|$1200|hard|'Runnin' with the Devil', 'Jump', 'Hot for Teacher'|Van Halen
20/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$1500|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from the Waldorf Astoria.)  A circle of five stars marks the doorway of the suite that this U.S. president once lived in|Eisenhower
05/03/1990|Jeopardy!|SAY CHEESE|$100|easy|Italian cheesecake is made with this cheese whose name means 'recooked'|Ricotta
21/11/2007|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'U'|$400|easy|A personal spiritual leader in Hinduism, or a recognized leader in a field|a guru
06/03/1992|Jeopardy!|THE 1980s|$100|easy|As many as 5,000 pro-democracy demonstrators were killed in this city's Tiananmen Square|Beijing
01/10/2001|Jeopardy!|WHERE DID MY MUSTACHE GO?|$500|medium|This governor wants to appeal to young punks when he gets back into pro wrestling|Jesse Ventura
28/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING THE PROFESSOR|$1200|hard|This British sex symbol earned an Oscar nomination as a bereaved prof in 'A Single Man'|Colin Firth
10/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE EAT THAT?|$200|easy|We wonder if this variety meat tastes you while you're tasting it|Tongue
12/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE BREADED OPERA CATEGORY|$1600|hard|In Act II of this Verdi opera, some of the gypsies go off to a nearby town to buy bread & some sing the 'Anvil Chorus'|Il Trovatore
08/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'C' FOOD|$1200|hard|This veggie is the main ingredient in the German dish Blumenkohlsalat|cauliflower
23/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GET BIBLICAL|$1200|hard|Abigail got this king to spare her husband Nabal's life; about 10 days later Nabal died & she wed the king|King David
15/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELIST RHYME TIME|$1600|hard|Bram's wild cards|Stoker's jokers
10/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY|$600|medium|Roman statesman Cato closed every speech, regardless of subject, by saying this must be destroyed|Carthage
05/11/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 'D'-LIST|$600|medium|Its name is German for 'badger dog'|a dachshund
19/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE REAL WORLD|$2000|hard|Edwin Hubble confirmed this German's view that the universe is expanding, not static|Einstein
25/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$800|hard|This country's Mount Kosciusko lies in the Snowy Mountains|Australia
23/03/1999|Jeopardy!|CITIZENSHIP TEST|$500|medium|Prior to 1913 senators were chosen by these bodies, not the voters|State legislatures
30/05/2001|Jeopardy!|MUST BE 'D' PLACE|$500|medium|The Dail Eireann meets in this city|Dublin (Irish Legislature)
01/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE NARRATOR|$800|hard|'Heart of Darkness'|Marlow
27/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IN COURAGE|$1200|hard|Impel or goad|urge
23/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|Set in part in Philadelphia, 'Hugh Wynne, Free Quaker' is a novel about this war|The Revolutionary War
08/05/2009|Jeopardy!|MOVIES & TV|$400|easy|Time magazine said this 2003 Pixar film was 'the ultimate fish-out-of-water story'|Finding Nemo
22/09/1999|Jeopardy!|ROCK BACKUP GROUPS|$300|easy|The Imperials|Little Anthony
08/07/2008|Jeopardy!|SOME ASSEMBLY REQUIRED|$800|hard|You can deceive someone by doing this, made from a part of some sweatshirts plus closing an eye|hoodwink
12/05/1998|Jeopardy!|ASTROLOGY|$400|easy|This water sign is symbolized by 2 fish swimming in opposite directions|Pisces
12/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PLANT LIFE|$2000|hard|This type of habitat comes before 'marigold' in the name of a plant of Arizona & Utah|desert
26/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|In 1992 scientists found ripples in the CBR, Cosmic Background this, whose existence supports the Big Bang Theory|Radiation
11/11/1986|Jeopardy!|CRIME|$200|easy|6 murders may be linked to alleged hit men who advertised in this magazine for mercenaries|Soldier of Fortune
11/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$9000|hard|This other name for Grand Prix racing refers to the specifications of the Federation Internationale de l'Automobile|Formula One
19/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SURPRISE ME!|$400|easy|This snack food has been including toy surprises in its packages since 1912|Cracker Jack
21/09/2009|Jeopardy!|FIX THE SPOONERISM|$200|easy|Spoonerisms are merely tips of the slung|slips of the tongue
30/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BE A SALAMI SWAMI|$400|easy|It's the popular & spicy pizza salami seen here|pepperoni
12/07/2000|Jeopardy!|CITIES OF NEW YORK|$200|easy|It's 'The Bison City'|Buffalo
21/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC SIGNATURE SONGS|$400|easy|Napoleon: 'Five foot' this, 'eyes of blue, but oh! what those five feet could do!'|two
19/10/2007|Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$800|hard|According to the Bible, she was not only Abraham's wife, she was also his half-sister|Sarah
30/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS|$600|medium|'I am a gentleman of Verona, sir' says Petruchio in this comedy|Taming of the Shrew
06/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE STEINBECK TITLE|$1200|hard|'E.O.E.'|East of Eden
27/03/1998|Jeopardy!|'C.C.' SENOR|$500|medium|In 1968 this labor leader had a grape, er... gripe|Caesar Chavez
30/01/1990|Jeopardy!|FOOD TRIVIA|$300|easy|This song, with a food in the title, made No. 2 on the pop charts in 1968:  'Oh, I wake up in the morning, with my hair down in my eyes, and she says Hi!, and I stumble to the breakfast table while the kids are off to school...'|Little Green Apples
09/10/2001|Jeopardy!|TOP 40 DEBUTS|$200|easy|1973: 'Space Oddity'|David Bowie
18/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS MASCOTS|$800|hard|TD, seen here, is the mascot of this pro football team|the (Miami) Dolphins
18/06/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU'VE NEVER LOOKED LOVELIER|$1000|hard|Theodosia, the daughter of this third U.S. vice president, was a beautiful child prodigy who spoke 4 languages|Aaron Burr
08/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GATHERINGS|$1500|hard|The word 'work' & the name of this sexually open party are akin to the same Greek word, 'ergon'|Orgy
26/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN MUSIC|$200|easy|July 4, 1832 'tis the date this patriotic song was sung in public for the first time|'America' (or 'My Country, 'Tis Of Thee')
15/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$800|hard|This capital is surrounded by, but is not part of, the Flemish region of Brabant|Brussels
16/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$1000|hard|Though oxygen was discovered by Joseph Priestley, this 18th century French chemist gave it its name|Antoine Lavoisier
07/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MY NAME IS URL|$1600|hard|The website for this 'American' organization sells onesies that say, 'My dad loves me He knows CPR'|the Red Cross
29/03/2005|Jeopardy!|U.S. CAPITALS OF THE WORLD|$800|hard|The '1-800 centers' capital, we thought this Neb. city might be the insurance capital (but that's Hartford, Conn.)|Omaha
05/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$2000|hard|Such cave formations as stalactites & stalagmites form when this mineral accumulates|limestone/calcite
03/02/2003|Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES REJECTED BY P. DIDDY|$1000|hard|International travelers like this airport shop that eliminates import & export fees|duty-free shop
05/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THAT GLITTERS....|$600|medium|This 'cultured' Broadway star was a special representative in the U.S. delegation to the U.N.|Pearl Bailey
29/06/2005|Jeopardy!|NOT A POPE|$600|medium|Romanus I, Julius I, Caesar III|Caesar III
17/01/2008|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED PAPAL NAMES|$800|hard|A burn|Urban
20/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|Country music 'Ropin' The Wind' singer's line of classic suits|Garth Brooks Brothers
23/12/1996|Jeopardy!|FLORIDA|$500|medium|Open since 1913, Joe's Stone Crab Restaurant is a highlight of this trendy area of Miami Beach|South Beach
13/12/2005|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$1000|hard|Closed in 2002, this lavish NYC restaurant began as a place for immigrants to gather & drink tea|the Russian Tea Room
17/01/2007|Jeopardy!|TV FINALES|$400|easy|Ted is the only one not to get fired, & the rest of the cast sings 'It's A Long Way To Tipperary' on the way out of WJM|The Mary Tyler Moore Show
05/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$400|easy|He wrote 'Cadillac Jack' & 'Lonesome Dove' after 'Terms of Endearment'|Larry McMurtry
18/06/2003|Jeopardy!|AGRICULTURE|$400|easy|Moisture & temperature are regulated in these rounded buildings to keep the fodder nutritious|silos
07/12/2005|Jeopardy!|'FREE' PARKING|$1000|hard|It's the capital & largest city in the nation of Sierra Leone|Freetown
02/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SO, COME HERE OFTEN?|$600|medium|The main drag in this capital of French Polynesia is Boulevard Pomare, named for a Tahitian queen|Papeete
06/10/2010|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC BATTLES|$400|easy|'Colonel William Prescott, June 17, 1775', reads the inscription memorializing this Boston battle|the Battle of Bunker Hill
15/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN CONGLOMERATES|$800|hard|This Italian company has trouble marketing in English-speaking countries, where its name means a flop or disaster|Fiasco
19/05/1997|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S HOT|$400|easy|After The Sugarcubes dissolved in 1992, this Icelandic lead singer went solo|Bjork
05/12/2001|Jeopardy!|WHAT ARE 'YOU' DOING?|$1000|hard|Double your fun & tell us the name of this 1967 James Bond film|You Only Live Twice
17/10/2000|Jeopardy!|MOSES|$200|easy|Before Moses died on Mount Pisgah, he scaled this mount to chat with Yahweh|Mount Sinai
22/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$400|easy|In 2003 Mitch Albom had a No. 1 bestseller with 'The Five People You Meet' here|Heaven
08/05/2000|Jeopardy!|THE GONE WITH THE WIND MOVIE MUSEUM|$100|easy|The apartment house she lived in while writing the novel is adjacent to the museum|Margaret Mitchell
26/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SEA CREATURES|$600|medium|Like abalone, the shell of the chambered nautilus is lined with this|mother-of-pearl
23/03/2011|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAIRS|$200|easy|Born just days apart in 1951, in 1976 they opened their first ice cream shop in a renovated gas station in Vermont|Ben & Jerry
13/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FIELDS OF STUDY|$400|easy|Oncology|cancer
18/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THAT SUPPOSED TO BE?|$800|hard|Sizzlean|bacon
01/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|T.S. ELIOT|$400|easy|'The Waste Land' gives us the line this 'is the cruellest month'|April
16/06/2008|Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$400|easy|Both Continental Congresses met in this city; the first convened on September 5, 1774|Philadelphia
27/06/2006|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE MEANINGS|$800|hard|You always fall for my ___ sacrifice; too bad I'm so broke my chess set is in ___|pawn
16/04/2010|Jeopardy!|THE SHIELD|$400|easy|The targe, a wooden shield of this country north of England, was in use from the 12th c. through the rebellion of 1745|Scotland
08/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|18th CENTURY AMERICA|$800|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, VA.)  In April of 1781, this general, an American traitor, helped British forces seize Williamsburg & raise the English flag over the capitol|Benedict Arnold
13/03/1998|Jeopardy!|THE PREZ SEZ|$400|easy|He asked us to join him 'And march along the road... that leads to the Great Society'|Lyndon Johnson
01/10/1998|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$200|easy|In 1943 the Supreme Court said that those whose religious beliefs prohibit it don't have to recite this|Pledge of Allegiance
24/02/2003|Jeopardy!|SHOPPING OFF THE TV|$400|easy|The Telezapper is supposed to help get this removed from computerized databases|your telephone number
22/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY SCIENCE|$1200|hard|The 'M' in MASER stands for this; the rest of the acronym is the same as in 'LASER'|microwave
24/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE SUN|$1000|hard|The Earth's magnetic field interacts with this flow of charged particles from the sun to produce the Aurora|Solar wind
25/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CZAR POWER|$800|hard|In the 1780s, when the divine right of royalty was questioned, she said, 'I am an aristocrat. It is my profession'|Catherine the Great
16/11/2010|Jeopardy!|TEACHING ASSISTANCE|$1000|hard|Your econ prof thanks you for photocopying key passages of this 1776 Adam Smith work for everyone|Wealth of Nations
19/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DOCUMENTARIES|$200|easy|Patricio Guzman chronicled Salvador Allende's overthrow in 'The Battle Of' this country|Chile
24/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'V.H.' ONE|$800|hard|Born in Kiev in 1904, this pianist was one of the best known concert performers of the 20th century|Vladimir Horowitz
03/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD AUTHORS|$1200|hard|He conceived the general plan for 'Faust' in 1770, but it wasn't until 1808 that the complete first part was published|Goethe
15/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$400|easy|A kite winder is the central of 3 winders that help make a 90-degree turn in a flight of these|stairs
06/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY MUSICALS BY CHARACTERS|$400|easy|Rizzo,  Sandy,  Danny Zuko|Grease
13/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ENERGY|$2000|hard|Automakers are experimenting with these, a 2-word term for a device that converts chemical energy into electricity|fuel cell
14/04/2010|Jeopardy!|ISSUE NO. 1|$400|easy|Action Comics No. 1 specifies that he can leap 1/8 of a mile & hurdle a 20-story building|Superman
01/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BEYOND BELIEF|$400|easy|From the Greek for 'far feeling', it's communication between minds by paranormal means|telepathy
20/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COOKING EQUIPMENT FOOD|$800|hard|They're the Asian restaurant items seen here|pot stickers
09/04/1991|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$1000|hard|She published “The Member of the Wedding” as a novel in 1946, then rewrote it as a play in 1950|Carson McCullers
12/07/2010|Jeopardy!|I PITY DA FOOD!|$400|easy|Cook boneless this fowl until the internal temp is 179 degrees; that's a rough day for a capon|chicken
10/07/2007|Jeopardy!|'C' ME|$400|easy|Animal subphylum of chiefly aquatic arthropods covered by a hard shell|crustacean
30/03/2010|Jeopardy!|'BUZZ' IN|$400|easy|It's actually a type of broad-winged hawk|a buzzard
19/10/1998|Jeopardy!|ARTSY FILMS|$300|easy|In the 1998 film version of this Dickens novel, the hero not only pines for Estella, he sketches her|Great Expectations
02/12/2005|Jeopardy!|TV FANS|$400|easy|A fan club abbreviated R.A.L.P.H. is 'The Royal Association for the Longevity & Preservation of' this sitcom|The Honeymooners
21/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR II IN EUROPE|$1600|hard|A lull in WWII in 1939 was dubbed this, punning on the word 'Blitzkrieg'|Sitzkrieg
25/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SCOTTISH HISTORY|$800|hard|The Proscription Act of the 1740s banned the kilt & this musical instrument|bagpipes
18/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GO TO SANTA|$1200|hard|Bounded by Point Dume & the Palos Verdes Peninsula it's the bay in TV's 'Baywatch'|Santa Monica Bay
08/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$1600|hard|A graveyard scene (with bats!) is in Matthew Wright's ballet based on this 'monstrous' Mary Shelley novel.|Frankenstein
26/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|I MARRIED THIS SPORTS STAR|$1600|hard|Janet Jones, in 1988|Wayne Gretzky
09/03/2006|Jeopardy!|ANOTHER WORD IN THESAURUS|$800|hard|A joining of the edges of a wound by a stitch|suture
08/02/2010|Jeopardy!|STAMPS|$400|easy|This astronomer for whom a space telescope is named is honored in the American Scientists series|(Edwin) Hubble
20/01/2004|Jeopardy!|IT'S A DATE!|$600|medium|Unless you receive an extension this is the usual due date for filing your Form 1040|April 15
07/07/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE NEXT LINE?|$400|easy|'Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag...'|...and smile, smile, smile
21/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BARTENDING|$1600|hard|This 6-letter drink has 1 oz. light, dark & anejo rum, as well as 2 teaspoons of 151 proof rum, but no human brains|a zombie
06/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CAR SHOW|$2000|hard|How very proper--the Vantage Roadster by this British company has an option to add an umbrella & holder|Aston Martin
19/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PSYCHOLOGY|$400|easy|1-word name of the brain disease marked by delusions that's the largest cause of admission to mental hospitals|schizophrenia
16/02/2007|Jeopardy!|MEASUREMENT|$200|easy|One astronomical unit is about 93 million miles, the average distance between Earth & this|the Sun
10/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|JUDGE HATCHETT|$2000|hard|(Judge Hatchett reads the clue.)  A pre-trial device to find out what they've got on you; it's also the name of a space shuttle|discovery
29/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SIR FRANCIS DRAKE|$400|easy|As Vice Admiral, Sir Francis Drake helped lead the fleet that beat this massive flotilla in 1588|the Spanish Armada
25/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OBI-WAN KENOBI'S YARD SALE|$400|easy|You cannot escape your destiny; you must buy my old microwave made by this company that also owns NBC|GE
17/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAIRS|$200|easy|In 1907 the circus formed by this pair was acquired by the Ringling Brothers|Barnum & Bailey
18/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THIS SHOULD SOUND FAMILIAR|$1000|hard|Don't look now, but from the Latin for 'balcony', it's a small platform for a public speaker|a podium
03/07/2000|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY WORDS & PHRASES|$500|medium|To confront someone defiantly, perhaps on his home turf, is to 'beard' this animal 'in his den'|Lion
16/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ROLLING STONE'S 500 GREATEST SONGS|$1200|hard|The most recent song on the list, at No. 180, is this duo's 'Hey Ya!'|OutKast
06/12/2001|Jeopardy!|HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPS|$400|easy|Known for poking fun at his eating habits in TV commercials, he regained his heavyweight crown at age 45 in 1994|George Foreman
07/11/2008|Jeopardy!|ELVIS A TO Z|$200|easy|'H' is for this 1956 song for which Elvis found 'a new place to dwell'--at the top of the charts|Heartbreak Hotel
06/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|POLISH HISTORY|$1600|hard|In 1295 Przemysl II first used this crowned white bird on the coat of arms of the Kingdom of Poland|the eagle
25/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE STAR TREK EPISODE TITLE|$1200|hard|This crew member's 'Brain'|Spock
23/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS|$800|hard|For his determined Central American peace efforts, this Costa Rican won the 1987 Nobel Peace Prize|Oscar Arias Sanchez
04/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MEDIEVAL TECHNOLOGY|$1000|hard|Dante described Satan waving his arms like a 'molin che il vento gira', one of these structures|Windmill
14/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ELECTRONICA|$1600|hard|(Alex Trebek delivers the clue from Sony Headquarters in Tokyo, Japan) Most DVD players use a red light laser; to show true HD movies, however, this player uses a laser of this color, which has a shorter wavelength|blue
08/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CALENDAR GIRLS|$400|easy|Donna Douglas played this 'Beverly Hillbillies' gal on TV & Erika Eleniak played her in the 1993 movie|Elly May
14/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LAMA-RAMA|$2000|hard|The name of Padmasambhava, who established the first order of lamas, means 'born of' this flower|Lotus
01/07/1997|Jeopardy!|LAKES|$300|easy|Ohio's North Bass, Middle Bass & South Bass Islands lie in this most southern Great Lake|Lake Erie
04/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$800|hard|Meyerbeer's 'Les Huguenots' deals with the events around this massacre|The St. Bartholemew's Day Massacre
06/04/1999|Jeopardy!|DEMOCRATS|$500|medium|This Democrat's 'Cross of Gold' speech supported the bimetallic theory|William Jennings Bryan
26/05/2005|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE USA|$200|easy|Spend a night on Brasstown Bald Mountain & you're at the high point of this peachy state|Georgia
03/12/1997|Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$100|easy|A.A. Milne boy who stole from the rich to give to the poor|Christopher Robin Hood
18/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|O BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU?|$400|easy|Thou wishest to party in this South American city & climb its 1,325-foot Sugar Loaf Mountain, verily|Rio
20/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DISCOVERIES|$1200|hard|Silicon carbide, used for grinding & cutting, was discovered by a man trying to make artificial these|diamonds
11/02/2008|Jeopardy!|THE BILL OF RIGHTS|$800|hard|10 bucks says he argued in the Federalist Papers that a Bill of Rights was 'unnecessary and dangerous'|Hamilton
29/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC QUOTES|$600|medium|In 1862 Otto von Bismarck said that the questions of the day would be settled by this 'and blood'|iron
03/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ROYAL ODDITIES|$1200|hard|Although officially listed, this 18th century French king was never crowned & never ruled|Louis XVII
30/04/2007|Jeopardy!|I'M GOING TO DISNEYLAND|$1000|hard|Well, zip-a-dee-doo-dah!  I can't wait to get soaked on this ride that has a 5-story plunge near the end|Splash Mountain
23/04/2008|Jeopardy!|GIVE 'P's A CHANCE|$800|hard|Angola & Mozambique both use this Romance language as an official one|Portuguese
12/06/2000|Jeopardy!|INSPIRED CHARACTERS|$300|easy|Mr. Flosky in the 1818 novel 'Nightmare Abbey' is a caricature of this 'Ancient Mariner' poet|Samuel Taylor Coleridge
11/06/2009|Jeopardy!|A SERIES OF FIELDS|$400|easy|Sammy Sosa hit his 60th homers of 1998, 1999 & 2001 in this Chicago venue|Wrigley Field
12/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WANDERERS|$200|easy|The Romany (who aren't Italian) are more commonly called this (though they're not Egyptian)|Gypsies
04/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF COLORS|$1200|hard|In Portuguese: Laranja|orange
20/02/1998|Jeopardy!|SOUTHERNMOST POINTS|$300|easy|Mexico's southernmost point lies on its Pacific coast border with this country|Guatemala
24/09/2010|Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED EGG WORDS|$1000|hard|UNUSED IN SPY|sunny side up
13/04/2007|Jeopardy!|'V' IS FOR...|$400|easy|...This mentholated product from Vicks that's used on the chest & throat to relieve coughing|VapoRub
12/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CATALINA|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from a hillside on Catalina Island, CA.)  One of Catalina's most famous residents was this author of 'Riders of the Purple Sage', who built a home here in 1926|(Zane) Grey
18/12/2009|Final Jeopardy!|HEALTH & FITNESS|None|None|Dr. Kenneth Cooper added 'S' to a medical adjective to coin this word for the kind of exercise he advocated in a 1968 book|aerobics
04/11/1991|Jeopardy!|LONDON LANDMARKS|$100|easy|If you stand inside this cathedral & look around, you'll see Christopher Wren's monument|St. Paul's Cathedral
05/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|A MAN: JORDAN|$400|easy|As president of this new private univ. in 1891, David Starr Jordan worked to attract eastern brains to California's wilds|Stanford
30/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS|$200|easy|Petrified Forest National Park lies within this brilliantly colored Arizona 'desert'|Painted Desert
09/04/2007|Jeopardy!|LITERARY GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|The title of the novel 'The Heart Of Midlothian' refers to an old prison in this Scottish city|Edinburgh
14/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|RECENT QUOTATIONS|$1000|hard|In 1999 he called on fellow national leaders.. (rest of the clue inaudible when game was entered by archivist)|Ehud Barak
07/01/2011|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL FOOD|$600|medium|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew holds a plate of hummus in Israel.)  On average, each Israeli eats 22 pounds a year of hummus, a spread made from these|garbonzo beans (or chick peas)
23/10/1997|Jeopardy!|WHERE THERE'S A WILL....|$400|easy|She bequeathed a friend a copy of her husband's inaugural address signed by Robert Frost|Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
11/12/2009|Jeopardy!|FLAGS|$1000|hard|It's the peninsular nation whose flag is seen here|South Korea
26/02/2002|Jeopardy!|COACHING FOOTBALL|$400|easy|Letter formations include the 'T' & this one with the running backs in a line behind the quarterback|the 'I' formation
13/03/2007|Jeopardy!|'P'LACES ON THE MAP|$1000|hard|Home to Italy's second-oldest university, where Galileo & Fallopius taught|Padua
07/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THOSE PHABULOUS PHOENICIANS|$200|easy|The Phoenician city of Berytus is known known by this name|Beirut
14/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NERDVANA|$800|hard|(Alex shills for Sony.) The 70-inch Sony Bravia HDTV has almost twice the current color range & a 1920 x 1080 resolution, for a total of over two million of these tiny units|pixels
15/11/1995|Jeopardy!|HERBS & SPICES|$100|easy|Lavender can be used to protect linen from these lepidopterans|Moths
12/02/2001|Jeopardy!|THE WORLD IN 1901|$100|easy|In 2000 the state of Alabama voted to end a 1901 ban on this type of marriage|Interracial marriage
21/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CARPOOL TUNNEL SYNDROME|$400|easy|Carpoolers learn patience in the Caldecott Tunnel, linking Alameda & Contra Costa Counties in this state|California
01/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$200|easy|Rosie Ruiz reportedly rode the subway to reach the finish line of this 1979 NYC race|New York City Marathon
25/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|LEGAL TERMS|$600|medium|You can win a case by this if the other party doesn't show up in court|default
24/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|HOMONYMS|$1000|hard|A peasant, or where you hang 10|serf (surf)
09/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FILM EPICS|$800|hard|James Stewart, Debbie Reynolds, & Henry Fonda were among the stars of this 1962 epic about a pioneer family|How the West Was Won
05/06/2002|Jeopardy!|HUMPTY DUMPTY|$400|easy|After Humpty's fall, they tried to put him together again|all the king's horses & all the king's men
14/06/2006|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$400|easy|The annual convention of this music of which Bill Monroe is the 'father' has taken place in Nashville since 1984|bluegrass music
16/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ART HISTORY|$200|easy|Using the linseed type, 15th century Flemish painters pioneered this painting substance|Oil
06/12/2001|Jeopardy!|DOC TALK|$200|easy|A doctor should check your BP, this vital sign|blood pressure
24/10/2005|Jeopardy!|WE WANT 'BLOOD'!|$200|easy|A favorite cocktail made with tomato juice & spices|a Bloody Mary
03/11/2010|Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY FIRST|$400|easy|...of the New England states|Connecticut
14/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY VPs|$600|medium|We were going to save this 1870s VP for a 'Starts With 'Colf'' category, but here goes|Schuyler Colfax
29/03/2005|Jeopardy!|I'M ON CLOUD 'NINE'|$600|medium|In this comedy, dentist Matthew Perry meets up with hitman Bruce Willis|The Whole Nine Yards
01/07/2005|Jeopardy!|THE QUIRKS OF HISTORY|$200|easy|In 1816 timid Dr. Rene Laennec's reluctance to listen to patients' hearts the usual way caused him to invent this|the stethoscope
27/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|KNIGHTS OF THE DICTIONARY?|$1600|hard|The addiction research council warned him that alcoholism leads to this disease, but did he listen?|cirrhosis
18/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$800|hard|Rif is a Berber language spoken mainly in the northern part of this continent|Africa
07/04/2009|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL POTENT POTABLES|$600|medium|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew uncorks a bottle in a replica distillery in Mount Vernon, VA.)  One of Washington's most successful endeavors was Mount Vernon's distillery, the largest in America at the time, which produced this potent potable|whiskey
25/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TOYS|$1200|hard|'What walks down stairs, alone or in pairs... Everyone loves' this wonderful toy|Slinky
07/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'U' GOT IT!|$400|easy|As far as we know, this 1989 hit is the only Oscar-winning song sung by an animated crab|Under The Sea
22/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRONTE BEAT|$1000|hard|The portrait of the Brontes seen here was painted by this man, their brother:|Patrick Branwell Bronte
10/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$400|easy|The head of this flower, seen here, may produce over 1,000 seeds|Sunflower
22/04/2003|Jeopardy!|MANLY MEN KNOW...|$600|medium|The prized fish seen here, or the adjective for the smell of some fishermen who haven't bathed|muskie/musky
24/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$400|easy|Charles Darwin wrote, 'The voyage of' this ship 'has been by far the most important event in my life'|The Beagle
04/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE NEWS|$800|hard|This oil company announced it is moving its hdqrs. from Rockefeller Center in NYC to Irving, Texas|Exxon
04/06/1999|Jeopardy!|MEET THE FLINTSTONES|$400|easy|'The Flintstones' theme is based on the chord changes of this song; 'Who Could Ask for Anything More?'|I Got Rhythm
19/06/2000|Jeopardy!|POSTS|$200|easy|In 1981, just before becoming president of Egypt on Sadat's death, Hosni Mubarak held this post|Vice president
10/02/2005|Jeopardy!|PENN. NAMES|$400|easy|In 1903 he began building what is now the world's largest chocolate manufacturing plant|(Milton) Hershey
13/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYBODY HATES CHRIS|$2000|hard|Pierre Balmain worked with this man in the early '40s, then became his rival in postwar fashion|Christian Dior
11/07/2006|Jeopardy!|THE ROLES OF TOM CRUISE|$800|hard|Navy lawyer Lt. Daniel Kaffee|A Few Good Men
14/01/2005|Jeopardy!|TV ROLES ON FILM|$600|medium|This character ran from David Janssen to Harrison Ford|Dr. Richard Kimble
28/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|UNFINISHED NOVELS|$400|easy|His 'Poodle Springs', featuring Philip Marlowe, was completed by Robert B. Parker & published in 1989|Raymond Chandler
17/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE BELLES|$1600|hard|The title of a play & a film written by Robert Harling popularized this 2-word 'floral' term for Southern women|steel magnolias
16/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$2000|hard|In 2003 the Met celebrated this composer's bicentennial by mounting his epic opera 'Les Troyens'|Hector Berlioz
18/05/1992|Final Jeopardy!|U.S PRESIDENTS|None|None|A native Kentuckian, he was the first president born outside of the original 13 states|Abraham Lincoln
10/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CHEESE|$200|easy|Brick cheese was invented in 1877 in this state, America's Dairyland|Wisconsin
15/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ECONOMICS|$1200|hard|This American man put his 'Beautiful Mind' to work on game theory & shared the 1994 Nobel Prize in Economics|John Nash
21/09/2006|Jeopardy!|THEY WERE THE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES|$200|easy|Asked why Hells Angels wore leather, this center square replied 'Because chiffon wrinkles'|Paul Lynde
24/06/2009|Jeopardy!|OPERA CROSSWORD CLUES|$200|easy|Title tonsorial job 'of Seville' (6)|Barber
20/03/2000|Jeopardy!|FOOD-O|$400|easy|This old chocolate-flavored milk supplement helped you drink up vitamin D & iron|Bosco
17/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$2000|hard|If you're really smart, you might know that this organization's name means 'table' in Latin|Mensa
02/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA, LIKE IT OR NOT|$800|hard|Andre Gretry, 'the Moliere of music', composed a 1784 opera about this crusading king|Richard the Lionhearted
23/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IT CHANGED THE WORLD|$400|easy|His empire collapsed after he died of a fever in 323 B.C.; guess he forgot to feed a cold|Alexander the Great
21/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|STARDUST|$400|easy|This word for a large system of stars comes from the Greek for 'milk'|galaxy
21/09/1984|Jeopardy!|SHIPS|$200|easy|Merchant ship that made the trip in 1620 from Plymouth to Cape Cod|the Mayflower
06/04/1988|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$200|easy|In 1 of these, mounted knights used blunted weapons, while Jeopardy! champs use their knowledge|a tournament
08/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$600|medium|He served in the Confederate army & the Union navy before hooking up with Livingstone|Henry Stanley
13/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE CANNELL CHANNEL|$1000|hard|Richard Grieco graduated from this Cannell series to his own Cannell series -- 'Booker'|21 Jump Street
29/05/2001|Jeopardy!|CITIES BY HOTEL|$400|easy|The Fairmont, after which James Brolin's TV 'Hotel' was modeled|San Francisco
17/12/2002|Jeopardy!|I LOVE THE NIGHTLIFE|$400|easy|Beach music lives at the Rock 'N Roll Beach Club at this Florida theme park's Pleasure Island|Walt Disney World
21/04/1998|Jeopardy!|UNMENTIONABLES|$100|easy|Antonio Sabato Jr. wore this designer's black bikini briefs on a 90-foot billboard in Times Square|Calvin Klein
17/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BELOVED BOSTON CELTICS|$2000|hard|He's the Hall of Fame Celtic seen here without his navy|(Kevin) McHale
29/10/2010|Jeopardy!|'BON' APPETIT|$1000|hard|This distinctive predator is seen here.|bonnethead shark
07/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|JAMIE FOXX ROLES|$1200|hard|Miami Sharks quarterback Willie Beamen|Any Given Sunday
28/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|A TALE OF ONE CITY|$1200|hard|William Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet'|Verona
14/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$800|hard|He joined the Boston Symphony as a violinist in 1915 & began conducting in the '20s|Arthur Fiedler
16/01/2006|Jeopardy!|SCI-FI MOVIES BY CHARACTER|$600|medium|1984: Kyle Reese, Sarah Connor, Dr. Peter Silberman|The Terminator
27/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$2000|hard|One of this city's top attractions is the masuoleum of Kemal Ataturk|Ankara
01/06/2009|Final Jeopardy!|CARTOON SCIENCE|None|None|According to Chuck Jones, whenever possible, this force of nature was to be Wile E. Coyote's greatest enemy|gravity
25/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$400|easy|Nobel Laureate Ahmed Zewail uses bursts of light from this device to study chemical reactions|a laser
05/03/2010|Jeopardy!|MEN & WOMEN OF LETTERS|$3000|hard|Edward Morgan|(E.M.) Forster
07/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINERS|$800|hard|This 'Saturday Night Live' 'Opera Man' has since starred on film in 'Billy Madison' & 'Happy Gilmore'|Adam Sandler
10/05/2007|Jeopardy!|GETTING A JOB DOs & DON'Ts|$800|hard|If you email your resume, make sure the attachment doesn't contain this infectious computer agent|virus
02/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|18th CENTURY BRITAIN|$400|easy|In 1776 this economist noted the value of the potato in 'The Wealth of Nations'|(Adam) Smith
01/04/2003|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$200|easy|Milder than both, broccoflower is a cross between these 2 vegetables|broccoli & cauliflower
17/07/2007|Final Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|None|None|It was written for American schoolkids to recite on the dedication day of the Chicago World's Fair|The Pledge of Allegiance
16/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|QUESTIONS, QUESTIONS|$400|easy|This title musical question asked by Elvis Presley & Donny Osmond has been around since the '20s|Are You Lonesome Tonight?
28/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL FACTS|$1200|hard|The line of latitude with this number of degrees lies halfway between the Equator & the North Pole|45
09/06/2005|Jeopardy!|OH, WITTY WOMAN|$200|easy|Lucille Ball once quipped, 'The secret of staying young is to live honestly, eat slowly and lie about' this|your age
15/01/2010|Jeopardy!|GRISLY DISNEY|$200|easy|Oh, Scar, you ol' backstabber, say hello to your hyena friends; they want to chew the fat with you in this film|The Lion King
26/01/2007|Jeopardy!|SINGAPORE|$800|hard|'Lions', actually tigers, once lived on the island, whose name means 'lion city' in this ancient language of India|Sanskrit
23/09/2002|Jeopardy!|SPANISH CLASS|$800|hard|The word 'alligator' comes from the Spanish el lagarto, this reptile|lizard
19/05/1997|Jeopardy!|DESSERTS|$300|easy|These 3 flavors usually make up Neapolitan ice cream|chocolate, strawberry & vanilla
11/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS HIGH|$600|medium|About 20,000 Sicilians were killed in 1669 by this volcano's eruption & accompanying earthquakes|Mount Etna
03/11/1989|Jeopardy!|GARDENING|$500|medium|Used for lawns & golf courses, it's usually listed last alphabetically among grasses|Zoysia
17/01/2005|Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED IN THE '70s|$1000|hard|(Hi.  I'm LeVar Burton.)  I starred in this 1977 landmark miniseries that inspired millions of people to research their own family trees|Roots
03/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SHALL WE PLAY A GAME?|$2000|hard|In this 'fishy' game, a reverse hide & seek, the 'it' hides, & each person who finds him squeezes into the hiding spot|sardines
26/09/2006|Jeopardy!|HIPPO-POURRI|$200|easy|If you played the Hungry Hungry Hippos board game you'd know that the hippos were trying to eat these objects|marbles
04/02/2010|Jeopardy!|PRODUCE THE INTERNATIONAL PRODUCE|$800|hard|In Poland, pick up some kalafjor if you crave this broccoli relative|cauliflower
11/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$600|medium|In 1957 an Air Force doctor stayed a record 32 hours in the stratosphere in one of these|Balloon
17/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL RHYME TIME|$400|easy|Boaz' wife's detectives|Ruth's sleuths
22/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WAXING POETIC|$400|easy|One of his sonnets begins, 'Let me not to the marriage of true minds admit impediments'|Shakespeare
26/04/2000|Jeopardy!|'SUB' CATEGORY|$300|easy|The voices of John, Paul, George & Ringo were dubbed by actors for most of this film|Yellow Submarine
25/04/2000|Jeopardy!|STRING|$500|medium|1726 character who awoke after a shipwreck to find himself tied down with string|Gulliver
20/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TV TALK SHOW HOSTS|$800|hard|He was a writer & supervising producer for 'The Simpsons' before hosting his own late-night talk show|Conan O'Brien
21/09/2006|Jeopardy!|'DAD'|$1000|hard|The third part of Idi Amin's name|Dada
06/02/2007|Jeopardy!|IDENTIFY THE CONTINENT|$400|easy|More than half the world's people live on this continent|Asia
11/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SELLERS' BEST|$1200|hard|Besides blankly watching TV, it's the original occupation of Chance, Sellers' character in 'Being There'|gardener
03/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CALL ME SMITTY|$1000|hard|This 18th C. Scottish political philosopher laid the foundations of free-market economic theory|Adam Smith
05/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$2000|hard|You can reach the top of this biblical mountain by taking the path of Moses, a stairway of nearly 4,000 steps|Mt. Sinai
05/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING PRESIDENT|$400|easy|In this film Gene Hackman is corrupted absolutely as he attacks a woman while Clint Eastwood watches|Absolute Power
29/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC/TELEVISION|$2000|hard|Hey, now!  Elvis Costello sold Hank Kingsley a lemon of a sports car on this HBO comedy|The Larry Sanders Show
08/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE DIRECTOR'S CHAIR|$200|easy|'Stand By Me', 'When Harry Met Sally...', 'A Few Good Men'|Rob Reiner
26/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE WAR OF 1812|$800|hard|This Speaker of the House known as the 'Great Compromiser' helped negotiate the Treaty of Ghent|Henry Clay
14/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TV SIDEKICKS|$1600|hard|Chester Goode|Marshall Matt Dillon
02/12/1997|Jeopardy!|THE PRESIDENT'S DOG|$400|easy|He gave the Kennedys Pushinka, a pup of Strelka, the first Soviet dog in space|Nikita Khrushchev
04/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|INITIAL T.V.|$600|medium|[Hi, I'm Pat O'Brien]  David E. Kelley won 2 Emmys for this show in 1991, one as executive producer, one as writer|L.A. Law
20/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|A sealed vase in which to keep a loved one's ashes|urn
16/06/2004|Jeopardy!|AFTER THE WHITE HOUSE|$1000|hard|In February 1930 illness forced him to resign as U.S. Chief Justice; he died a month later|William Howard Taft
13/04/2000|Jeopardy!|NUMBER, PLEASE|$500|medium|In a 1998 documentary Myles Berkowitz tried to find Ms. Right & get a movie made in this many title 'dates'|20
04/06/2003|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$400|easy|A blue sculpture of a hippopotamus named William has become a mascot of this large NYC museum|Metropolitan Museum of Art
21/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN BIOS|$1200|hard|'Bananas Is My Business'|(Carmen) Miranda
01/07/2009|Jeopardy!|THIS, OR THAT|$800|hard|The thick lees from sugar-cane juice used in rum distillation, or the name before 'Mifflin' on 'The Office'|dunder
23/04/2010|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE KNESSET|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Knesset in Jerusalem.)  On May 15th, 1948, Israel was attacked by five neighboring countries; one day earlier, Israel's reclamation of independence was read by him, the country's first prime minister|David Ben-Gurion
30/04/1997|Jeopardy!|NOVELS|$300|easy|Profession of the heroes of Steve Martini's 'Prime Witness' & John Grisham's 'The Firm'|lawyers/attorneys
27/05/1997|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$300|easy|This pigeon relative is named for its sad cooing sound|Mourning dove
24/11/1994|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$400|easy|From a Greek word meaning 'to speak ill of', it's irreverent talk of God|Blasphemy
12/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|KING ME|$1600|hard|The IV king of this name (following the Norman Conquest) brought the House of York to England's throne|Edward
28/05/2003|Jeopardy!|FIX THE MALAPROPISM|$200|easy|'Salmon swim upstream to spoon'|spawn
15/09/2010|Jeopardy!|CHESS PIECES|$1000|hard|The only piece in the back row that can start a game|a knight
20/05/2003|Jeopardy!|THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH|$400|easy|Crickets chirp by rubbing these body parts together|wings
24/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'Q' ME|$1500|hard|Tragically Aztec Emperor Montezuma II mistook Cortes for this god  & welcomed him|Quetzalcoatl
14/03/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$300|easy|In 1855 this victor at the Alamo was deposed as Mexican dictator & fled to the Caribbean|Santa Anna
03/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|INDIANS|$400|easy|Continent from which Indians' ancestors came to America|Asia
23/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CAPITALS|$400|easy|The Scandinavian city now known as this was founded by King Harald Hardraade around 1050|Oslo
05/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GREAT FEETS OF THE BIBLE|$200|easy|This Jericho conqueror had his captains put their feet on the necks of 5 captured kings|Joshua
09/05/1990|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYME ANIMALS|$100|easy|One was bought at the market & brought 'home again, home again, jiggety-jig!'|Pig
19/06/2007|Jeopardy!|LITERARY MOUNTAINS|$400|easy|The action of this novel concerns a quest to defeat the dragon Smaug in his lair in Erebor, the lonely mountain|The Hobbit
16/09/1997|Jeopardy!|ETIQUETTE|$200|easy|In a business, this abbreviation should precede a woman's name when her marital status is unknown|Ms.
03/12/2004|Jeopardy!|SONG BIRDS|$800|hard|Anne Murray asked it to 'Take me... to that land of gentle breezes where the peaceful waters flow'|snowbird
09/10/2007|Jeopardy!|THE CONTINENTS|$600|medium|This continent has a lot of marsupials, like the native wombat|Australia
24/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE RAZZIES FOR 2009|$1200|hard|'Winning' Worst Screenplay, Director & Picture was 'Transformers: Revenge of' this|the Fallen
14/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PAINTINGS|$2000|hard|Toledo, Ohio's Museum of Art has a signed replica of the Louvre's 'Oath of' these Romans by David|the Horatii
12/01/2009|Jeopardy!|EARN, BABY, EARN|$600|medium|This Yankee 3B's 2008 salary was $28 million, about $6 million more than the Marlins' (Yes, all of 'em!)|A-Rod or Alex Rodriguez
26/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. BIRTHPLACES|$1200|hard|This Ohio city that was home to the Wright Brothers is considered the 'Birthplace of Aviation'|Dayton
19/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE NIGHTTIME SKY|$800|hard|This constellation known as 'The Lion' was named by the ancient Sumerians over 5,000 years ago|Leo
18/12/1989|Jeopardy!|1968|$400|easy|This body adopted a code of ethics by a 406-1 vote; only Peter Freilinghuysen called it unclear & ineffective|House of Representatives
09/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN THE ARTS|$400|easy|Recently on tour, 'Tharp!' is a program of 3 dances choreographed by this woman|Twyla Tharp
28/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$1600|hard|Around 2500 B.C. the Harappan Civilization sprung up around this river in Pakistan & nothwestern India|the Indus
27/02/1998|Jeopardy!|THE 1980s|$500|medium|We found out in 1980 that this Yippie leader had had plastic surgery & become Barry Freed|Abbie Hoffman
27/01/1999|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL COUPLES...NOT!|$400|easy|She was a TV 'Golden Girl', he was a one-termer of the 1880s|Bea & Chester Arthur
21/11/1997|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC DISNEY FILMS|$200|easy|Monstro is the monstrous whale who swallows Geppetto in this beloved film|Pinocchio
25/03/2011|Jeopardy!|IMAGINARY PLACES|$1000|hard|Aircastle is the capital of this title island in a political work by Sir Thomas More|Utopia
12/04/2004|Jeopardy!|M|$400|easy|In 1954 a play by Frederick Knott, 'Dial M for' this, came off Hitchcocked|Murder
19/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$800|hard|The first capital of the Confederacy, it's nicknamed 'The Cradle of the Confederacy'|Montgomery, Alabama
16/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$1000|hard|Mehmed VI, the last sultan of this empire, was forced to abdicate in 1922|Ottoman Empire
14/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PORTRAIT OF A LADY|$4000|hard|Sir John Everett Millais captured the madness of this tragic character seen here|Ophelia
24/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS SHORTS|$1600|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew climbs some steps.)  His vertical leap adding an astonishing 42 inches to his reach, this 5'7'' NBA player won the NBA's Slam Dunk Contest in 1986|Spud Webb
16/10/2001|Jeopardy!|THE GODFATHER|$500|medium|Winona Ryder could've learned to 'turn on, tune in, drop out' from him|Timothy Leary
05/01/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S YOUR SINE?|$400|easy|Using trig with the periodic movements of the sun & moon, the times of high & low these can be determined|tides
08/12/2006|Final Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|None|None|This work says, 'Better to reign in Hell, than serve in Heaven'|Paradise Lost
26/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|IVY LEAGUERS|$400|easy|In 'This Side of Paradise' he called Princeton, his alma mater, 'The pleasantest country club in America'|(F. Scott) Fitzgerald
16/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TURNS OF THE CENTURY|$600|medium|In 1801, under pressure from King George III, this 'younger' man resigned after 17 years as prime minister|William Pitt
09/04/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$300|easy|8 Americans were killed April 24, 1980 in a failed attempt to rescue American hostages held in this city|Tehran
23/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'70s U.S.|$800|hard|In 1975 this comic strip won a Pulitzer Prize for editorial cartooning|Doonesbury
08/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$2000|hard|At one point this state is less than 2 miles wide between its borders with Pennsylvania & West Virginia|Maryland
09/10/2003|Jeopardy!|'STREET's|$600|medium|It's the shrewd awareness & resourcefulness needed to survive a hostile urban environment|street smarts
11/04/2005|Jeopardy!|VISUALIZE|$400|easy|Numerical name for the unruly group seen here during their trial in 1970|the Chicago Seven
10/09/1984|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ROLES|$500|medium|Sam Shepard played this barrier breaker in 'The Right Stuff'|Colonel Chuck Yeager
24/02/2000|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$400|easy|2 of the 4 stages of development for most insects|Egg, larva, pupa, adult
19/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FLORIDA|$1200|hard|It's the interstate highway that runs from Maine to Florida|I-95
15/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$3000|hard|Rikard Nordraak, who composed this country's national anthem, was a friend of Edvard Grieg|Norway
28/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$1200|hard|The western half of Lake Balkhash in this largest 'stan' is freshwater; the eastern half is saltwater|Kazakhstan
02/02/2007|Jeopardy!|ISLAND HOPPING|$800|hard|This South Carolina site serves as the major east coast training base for the Marine Corps|Parris Island
23/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ONCE THEY WERE ANGELS|$400|easy|She's had a clothing line at K-Mart since 1985|Jaclyn Smith
16/11/2006|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$800|hard|Echocardiography can tell you whether this doublespeak heart issue is caused by an abnormal valve|heart murmur
26/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THEATER|$400|easy|Tho the N.Y. Times called this erotic revue a 'silly little diversion', it lasted over 5,000 shows|Oh! Calcutta!
18/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1200|hard|'Surf City' duo who teamed up with Jerry Lewis|Jan and Dean Martin
29/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ACCOUNTING|$1200|hard|Firms are prohibited from reporting this, the 'river' of money coming in, on a per-share basis|cash flow
25/09/2000|Jeopardy!|IS THAT YOUR 'FINAL' ANSWER?|$200|easy|In the opening credits sequence of the original 'Star Trek' series, space is this|The final frontier
13/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PATRIARCHY|$400|easy|Abraham tried to reason God out of destroying this city where his nephew Lot lived|Sodom
05/03/2007|Jeopardy!|GLOBAL|$1000|hard|The history of this European country, whose flag is seen here, goes back 4,000 years|Greece
09/11/2005|Jeopardy!|U2 SONGS IN OTHER WORDS|$800|hard|It describes the location seen here|Where The Streets Have No Name
05/03/2001|Jeopardy!|CURT|$400|easy|Sportscaster with his own Wyoming state park|Curt Gowdy
13/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE U.S. CONSTITUTION|$400|easy|The president has the power to make these agreements, 'provided two-thirds of the senators present concur'|Treaties
07/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD TRAVEL|$2000|hard|Bubbling mud pools, erupting geysers, & Maori song & dance will delight you at Whakarewarewa in this country|New Zealand
28/11/2002|Jeopardy!|HOW AM 'I' DOING?|$400|easy|In 1981 this company introduced its first home computer, the PC|IBM
30/04/2009|Jeopardy!|ALSO A COLOR|$200|easy|Area where the pin is a marker for the hole|the green
15/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'RH' FACTOR|$2000|hard|It's an innate periodic cycle in an organism's physiological processes as in sleep & wake cycles|biorhythm
17/11/1994|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'E'|$100|easy|Zealous, like a beaver (5)|eager
16/06/2003|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$400|easy|Japan's Shichi-Go-San, or '7-5-3', celebrates 5-year-olds wearing trousers & 7-year-olds tying this with an obi|kimono
17/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MESSIAH|$1200|hard|Named for a messianic figure in Shiite Islam, Muqtada al-Sadr's Mahdi army is based in this country|Iraq
16/11/1987|Jeopardy!|SPORTS STADIUMS|$400|easy|While Huskie Stadium (-skie) belongs to Northern Illinois University, Husky Stadium (-sky) is this school's home field|Washington
20/07/2006|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATED U.S. STATES|$200|easy|Also a preposition, the abbreviation for this Midwestern state can mean 'popular' or 'fashionable'|Indiana, IN
27/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$200|easy|Once the capital of the Spanish Netherlands, today it's the capital of Belgium|Brussels
04/01/2012|Jeopardy!|SCRIPT DOCTORS|$600|medium|1964: Peter Sellers as this German scientist who helped us love the bomb|Dr. Strangelove
14/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ROYAL LITERATURE|$1600|hard|1920: By Eugene O'Neill|The Emperor Jones
06/02/2008|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC ROCK OPENING LINES|$800|hard|The Beatles: 'Jojo was a man who thought he was a loner...'|Get Back
14/12/2011|Jeopardy!|THE 1890s|$400|easy|On April 19, 1897 this city's marathon was run for the first time; John McDermott won in 2 hrs., 55 min., 10 sec.|Boston
01/10/1997|Jeopardy!|'D' IN SCIENCE|$100|easy|The material left behind by a retreating glacier or the slow movement of the continents|Drift
02/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$600|medium|While serving as New York governor, this first chief justice signed a bill ending slavery in that state|John Jay
24/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, MR.!|$800|hard|Known as 'Mr. Civil Rights', he served as chief counsel of the NAACP prior to taking a seat on the Supreme Court|Thurgood Marshall
31/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO A BOOK IN THE BIBLE|$400|easy|Caesar, Antony, Cicero, et al.|Romans
03/02/2006|Jeopardy!|EYES ON THE PRIZE|$1000|hard|This famous British gallery that has lots of J.M.W. Turner works gives the Turner Prize for Contemporary Art|the Tate Gallery
19/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ROOTS|$1600|hard|(I'm Harvard University Professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr.)  As part of PBS' 'African American Live' series, I hosted a 2007 special that explored the roots of this TV personality & located her ancestors among Liberia's Kpelle people|Oprah Winfrey
13/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$1000|hard|He became a Roman Catholic 14 years before publishing 'The Power and the Glory'|Graham Greene
10/04/1996|Jeopardy!|'HOO'|$300|easy|They're found below the fetlocks|Hooves
19/04/2000|Jeopardy!|HOLY WEEK|$400|easy|Palm Sunday is also called this 'Sunday', after the sufferings of Christ|Passion Sunday
16/04/1999|Jeopardy!|PC WORLD|$500|medium|It's not a spider, it's the person responsible for maintaining an internet site|Webmaster
12/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CAESAR|$4000|hard|AKA the Flavian Amphitheatre, this ancient structure was begun by the Roman emperor Vespasian around 72 A.D.|the Colosseum
11/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS|$200|easy|This towering Philistine stood 6 cubits & a span, equal to 9'9''|Goliath
02/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|RECORD ALBUMS|$1000|hard|Her '21 Hit Singles' album includes 'Ave Maria', 'Fire Down Below' &, of course, 'Goldfinger'|Shirley Bassey
17/09/2010|Jeopardy!|SIDE EFFECTS MAY INCLUDE...|$600|medium|Spontaneous nose inversion, foot attack & this 'fowl' 10-letter skin disease whose incubation period averages 2-3 weeks|chicken pox
17/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ADVERBS|$1200|hard|This 5-letter word meaning to a sufficient or more than sufficient degree often precedes 'rewarded'|amply
14/10/2004|Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES|$600|medium|Emily Dickinson was 'the Belle of' & later 'the Nun of' this Massachusetts town|Amherst
12/05/1999|Jeopardy!|WHAT THE KIDS ARE CALLING IT|$400|easy|A sports team member who sees many women at once fits 2 definitions of this word|Player
29/11/1993|Jeopardy!|6-LETTER WORDS|$100|easy|From old French meaning 'to dine', it's the chief meal of the day|Dinner
25/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL FACTS|$400|easy|His 1901 White House dinner with Booker T. Washington was played up on his 1904 presidential campaign|Teddy Roosevelt
29/09/2005|Jeopardy!|KINSEY|$1000|hard|Completes the title of Dr. Kinsey's shocking 1948 work 'Sexual Behavior in' this|the Human Male
07/06/2011|Jeopardy!|SPECIAL 'T's|$400|easy|Hershey's Skor bar is this type of candy enrobed in chocolate|toffee
12/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'60s TV|$600|medium|Rudolf Nureyev made his U.S. TV debut in 1962 on this 'Telephone Hour'|Bell
21/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES' HIGHEST POINTS|$800|hard|Mount Ararat|Turkey
04/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GEEK LOVE|$2000|hard|This company's redesigned Insight hybrid car is hoping to be a Prius killer|Honda
03/03/2003|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAIRS|$800|hard|This acting couple who wed in 1922 starred in 1925's 'Arms and the Man' & 1935's 'Taming of the Shrew'|Alfred Lunt & Lynn Fontanne
20/01/2009|Final Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC PROCESS OF ELIMINATION|None|None|This country borders the most 'stan's: Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan & Turkmenistan|Uzbekistan
06/03/2003|Jeopardy!|FELINES|$200|easy|Your average housecat can extend & sheathe most of these at will|claws
21/01/1997|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$200|easy|General George Henry Thomas earned the epithet 'The Rock Of Chickamauga' during this war|Civil War
14/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FISH, BIRD OR MAMMAL|$800|hard|The serval|a mammal
07/05/2002|Jeopardy!|FRENCH LIT|$200|easy|Jean Chapelain's ponderous epic & Voltaire's mock epic, both called 'La pucelle', were about this French heroine|Joan of Arc
16/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|7-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|From the French for chest of drawers, it's all the clothes, bedding & accessories that a newborn needs|layette
10/11/1987|Jeopardy!|APOLLO 11|$200|easy|'Peaceful' site on the moon where the lunar module touched down|the Sea of Tranquility
01/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|EDGAR ALLAN POE|$1600|hard|The narrator of Poe's story 'The Pit and the Pendulum' is a victim of this infamous Iberian institution|the Spanish Inquisition
27/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$400|easy|Traditionally, they're the 2 sauces that spice up a Bloody Mary|Tabasco & Worcestershire
16/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$800|hard|Scientists believe that, like humans, many dinosaurs were endothermic, which means this|warm-blooded
15/05/2006|Jeopardy!|AN ENGLISH-SPORTS DICTIONARY|$400|easy|English: a newspaper story you saved; football: blocking below the waist from behind|clipping
19/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SYMPHONIES|$400|easy|Wagner called Beethoven's 7th 'The apotheosis of' this, & Isadora Duncan interpreted it in this form|the dance
10/01/2006|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT MAJOR NEWSPAPER|$800|hard|Chicago, Tampa, San Diego Union-|Tribune
10/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL NAME ORIGINS|$800|hard|The story goes Capt. Cook asked what that animal was & a local replied this, meaning 'Don't understand'|Kangaroo
03/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'V'|$1600|hard|This 10-letter word is the part you look through on your camera|a viewfinder
13/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GETTING MEDIEVAL WITH ENGLISH LIT|$2400|hard|In this circa 1470 work, the Brown Knight Without Pity is as bad as his name until Sir Gareth gets 'im|Le Morte d'Arthur
27/11/2002|Jeopardy!|AUTOMOTIVE METAPHORS|$1000|hard|Despite your boss, you won't quit your job; you need the money to keep 'living life in' this freeway area|in the fast lane
14/05/1993|Final Jeopardy!|ANCIENT ROME|None|None|General Publius Scipio won the surname 'Africanus' for beating this man at the 202 B.C. Battle of Zama|Hannibal
04/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE LATIN|$400|easy|A hated person may be burned in this symbolic way, from the Latin for 'likeness'|effigy
15/05/2006|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$200|easy|'Night' is this Nobel Peace Prize winner's account of surviving Auschwitz as a teenager|Elie Wiesel
04/06/1998|Jeopardy!|IN THE SPIRIT|$100|easy|French for 'a sitting', it's a meeting at which a medium tries to communicate with the dead|Seance
14/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|STATES' MEN|$1600|hard|Ray Bradbury & Gene Siskel|Illinois
10/10/1997|Jeopardy!|FOOLISH PHRASEOLOGY|$200|easy|According to this poet, 'The snark was a boojum, you see'|Lewis Carroll
06/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN NAMES|$1200|hard|George Akerlof shared the 2001 Nobel Prize in this for his analysis of markets with asymmetric information|economics
08/11/1988|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$100|easy|The lower part of this New York river is an arm of the Atlantic ocean|the Hudson River
18/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GIFF US ZE FORMULA!|$400|easy|(Vat you call saltpeter) Potassium nitrate: ___NO3|K
06/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S JUST CLASSIC!|$400|easy|About half of Liszt's work was transcribing others' works, like Beethoven's symphonies, for this instrument|the piano
10/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '70s|$600|medium|In this film, Martin Scorsese, as one of Robert De Niro's fares, talks about killing his wife|Taxi Driver
01/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|'60s TV actress who played identical cousins (identical cousins? seriously?) who brought us 'Take The A Train'|Patty Duke Ellington
26/11/1997|Jeopardy!|SOMETHING'S 'FISH'Y|$200|easy|Someone removed from his usual environment, who may lung to return there|A fish out of water
20/05/1997|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE FILMS|$100|easy|Robert Carradine & Anthony Edwards played Lewis & Gilbert in the 1984 film 'Revenge Of' these geeks|The Nerds
06/04/2000|Jeopardy!|WAYNES WORLD|$100|easy|This fictional millionaire's butler is Alfred Pennyworth|Bruce Wayne
19/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$800|hard|The Valkyries were maidens who attended this god|Odin
24/02/2009|Jeopardy!|DEATH OF A PRESIDENT|$600|medium|He died of congestive heart failure at Walter Reed Army Medical Center March 28, 1969|Dwight David Eisenhower
15/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS EDUCATORS|$400|easy|In 1925 this Dayton, Tenn. biology teacher was arrested for teaching evolution in his class|John Scopes
21/09/2005|Jeopardy!|STATE THE ITEM|$600|medium|An American breed of chickens having dark reddish-brown feathers & producing brown eggs|a Rhode Island red
20/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$800|hard|In 2006, Israeli scientists claimed to have created the 'ball' type of this stormy phenomenon using a microwave oven|a lightning storm
08/02/2005|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$600|medium|The basilik known for its ability to walk on water is a type of this creature|a lizard
22/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$800|hard|Nymphenburg Palace, the summer residence of the Bavarian kings, lies on the outskirts of this German city|Munich
05/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE ROLES|$400|easy|Ian McKellen played Magneto, leader of the bad guys, in this 2000 action movie based on Marvel Comics|X-Men
14/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|HANDWRITING|$200|easy|This word refers to anything that's handwritten, not just a celebrity's signature|an autograph
12/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$1600|hard|Despite its name, you don't have to be a lawyer to enjoy this men's mag. full of wit, style & 'Dubious Achievements'|Esquire
10/05/2005|Jeopardy!|THE FABULOUS '50s|$600|medium|What's in a name?  The Corsair, Citation Ranger & Pacer were all models of this Ford flop of the '50s|the Edsel
20/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE ARABS|$1600|hard|A traditional industry in Bahrain is building dhows, which are these|boats
13/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|POEM & POET|$400|easy|'Poems are made by fools like me'|'Trees' by Joyce Kilmer
14/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HELL'S KITCHEN|$400|easy|One food encyclopedia says this chocolate cake is so named because it's 'so rich & delicious... it must be sinful'|a devil's food cake
23/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS MEDICINE|$800|hard|A contusion of the iliac crest, AKA a 'hip', one of these, is treated with ice &, above all, rest|pointer
01/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT DO YOU MEAN?|$800|hard|From the Latin for 'chest', it's a pen used for small animals such as rabbits|Hutch
09/03/2006|Jeopardy!|ETHNIC GROUPS|$400|easy|This country's 2 largest ethnic groups are Javanese & Sundanese|Indonesia
25/09/2007|Jeopardy!|BRUTUS|$200|easy|He penned the immortal line 'The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, but in ourselves'|William Shakespeare
31/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE TRUMAN SHOW|$800|hard|Truman may have been joking when he said there was no period after this middle initial of his; he often added one himself|S
07/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$400|easy|While in law school, this current Supreme Court justice received the nickname 'Ruthless Ruthie'|Justice Ginsberg
29/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NATURE STUDY|$1200|hard|These 'white ants' are distinguished from true ants by their thick waists; true ants have narrow, wasplike abdomens|termites
07/10/2002|Jeopardy!|SEWING|$600|medium|Simplicity provides a guide to show how these are laid out on the fabric for cutting|patterns
04/05/2004|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY COMMON BONDS|$800|hard|Golden, bald, white-tailed|eagles
16/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BARTENDING|$2000|hard|This type of beer glass is named for a style of beer|pilsner
24/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THEY GOT STRUCK|$1600|hard|By Colombian banana plantation workers in 1928|the United Fruit Company
26/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MARRY MARY|$1000|hard|His wife Mary 'gave birth' to a monster, Frankenstein's|Percy Bysshe Shelley
01/07/2003|Jeopardy!|POLICE LINGO|$400|easy|A record of arrests, or the name of a hip-hop magazine|Rap Sheet
14/07/2010|Jeopardy!|RAD PSEUDONYMS|$600|medium|Have a cocktail & tell us this pseudonym adopted by Russian revolutionary Vyacheslev Skryabin|Molotov
09/04/2010|Jeopardy!|A SEAFOOD GUIDE|$1000|hard|AKA St. Peter's fish, it suits us to a 'T', having a low environmental impact when raised on U.S. farms|tilapia
29/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT|$600|medium|Wuhan, Shanghai|Yangtze
13/10/2010|Jeopardy!|GOOD TV|$400|easy|Julianna Margulies stars as Alicia Florrick, the title political spouse on this CBS drama|The Good Wife
22/06/2006|Jeopardy!|DEAD SCIENTISTS' SOCIETY|$200|easy|This Russian famously conditioned dogs to salivate every time a bell rang|Pavlov
31/03/2009|Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELRY|$1000|hard|Sunlight may change the color of this traditional November birthstone that's often a sunny shade of yellow|topaz
15/05/1992|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AUSTRIANS|$200|easy|Franz Werfel's most famous novel is 'The Song of' this young girl of Lourdes|Bernadette
13/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OLD HAMPSHIRE|$1200|hard|Completed around 1544 to protect Hampshire's coast, Hurst Castle was built by this English king|Henry VIII
12/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN|$800|hard|This fictional female Amazon's arsenal includes powerful bracelets, a golden lasso & an invisible plane|Wonder Woman
02/02/2011|Jeopardy!|TRINIDAD & TOBAGO|$800|hard|Trinidad's prime minister lives in Whitehall--the one located in the capital, this of Spain|Port of Spain
22/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|POPULAR POETS|$2000|hard|This poet laureate's 'Enoch Arden' sold 17,000 copies on its publication day in 1864|Alfred, Lord Tennyson
23/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION|$400|easy|Women's Wear Daily coined the name for these very brief, tight-fighting shorts in 1970|hotpants
04/10/2011|Jeopardy!|THE STAN LEE CUP|$400|easy|Stan's movie cameos include one in 2011 as a truck driver trying to pull this god's hammer out of the ground|Thor
13/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ERNEST HEMINGWAY|$2000|hard|Hemingway sadly ended his own life in Ketchum in this state in 1961|Idaho
23/02/2007|Jeopardy!|'OVER' & 'OUT'|$800|hard|Among the more famous ones were Belle Starr, Butch Cassidy & Billy the Kid|outlaws
24/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GEOMETRY|$2000|hard|Pythagoras' theorem says that if one leg of a right triangle is 6 & the other leg is 8, the hypotenuse is this length|10
21/10/2009|Jeopardy!|21st CENTURY WORLD LEADERS|$200|easy|'Big Love' meets 'The West Wing'?  Pres. Jacob Zuma, who presides over this country from Pretoria, has 3 wives|South Africa
09/10/2002|Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$200|easy|Of tulips, lilacs or daffodils, the flower not grown from a bulb|lilacs
10/11/2005|Jeopardy!|I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER|$1000|hard|You slept til noon every day & read novels like 'The Devil Wears Prada' & 'Bergdorf' these|Blondes
16/04/2001|Jeopardy!|WHAT 'A' COUNTRY!|$500|medium|Slightly larger than Maryland, this nation is located on the eastern shore of the Adriatic Sea|Albania
01/02/1999|Jeopardy!|BLACK HISTORY|$500|medium|An Alabama city gave its name to this group of 9 youths falsely accused of rape in 1931|The Scottsboro Boys
21/01/2005|Jeopardy!|HALLS OF FAME|$800|hard|Members of this pro sports Hall of Fame include 'Tuffy' Leemans, 'Blood' McNally & Elroy 'Crazy Legs' Hirsch|football
18/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE LOVELY BONES|$2000|hard|This long slender  bone is parallel and lateral to the tibia|the fibula
19/03/1998|Jeopardy!|ON THE BOARDS|$500|medium|A city in Northern Indiana was named for this chairman of the board of U.S. Steel|Gary (Elbert)
01/12/2011|Jeopardy!|DANCE!|$400|easy|Seen here is the Kahurangi troupe performing the haka, a traditional dance of the Maori of this nation|New Zealand
23/05/2005|Jeopardy!|EGGHEADS|$200|easy|As 'The Absent-Minded Professor', Fred MacMurray reached new heights after discovering this magical substance|flubber
09/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER|$200|easy|One critic said this musical was 'about as Latin as steak & kidney pie'|Evita
07/12/2000|Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$100|easy|Lennart von Post first counted grains of this from plants to reconstruct past vegetation|Pollen
20/12/2006|Jeopardy!|BEVERAGES|$200|easy|The 'RC' on an RC cola stands for this|Royal Crown
03/12/2001|Jeopardy!|CHEESY COUNTRIES|$800|hard|Asiago|Italy
09/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR|$1600|hard|In August 1779 naval hero John Paul Jones took command of the ship Duras, which he renamed this|Bonhomme Richard
08/12/2005|Jeopardy!|YOUR FINANCIAL HEALTH|$800|hard|This company, GSK, can breathe easier with Flovent HFA|GlaxoSmithKline
16/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OH, NURSE!|$2000|hard|This Australian nurse devised a method for treating polio|Sister Kenny
20/05/2003|Jeopardy!|'GREAT' EXPECTATIONS|$400|easy|Clingmans Dome is the highest peak in this Appalachian range|Great Smoky Mountains
15/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SUPREME COURT JUSTICES|$2000|hard|This former vice-mayor of Cincinnati said of obscenity, 'I know it when I see it'|Potter Stewart
29/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE AM I?|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew strolls the grassy grounds of the mystery location.)  I'm in this town that's home to a U.S. president's house and library, and was named for a New York governor accused of cross-dressing|Hyde Park
26/05/2009|Jeopardy!|ALSO A DOG COMMAND|$200|easy|It precedes 'easy' when referring to an illegal barroom|speak
17/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC HEROES|$1000|hard|1 of the 3 civil rights workers murdered near Philadelphia, Mississippi in June 1964|James Chaney, Andrew Goodman & Michael Schwerner
12/05/1999|Final Jeopardy!|RENAISSANCE LITERATURE|None|None|This book begins, 'All states and dominions which hold or have held mankind are either republics or monarchies'|The Prince' (by Machiavelli)
03/01/2001|Jeopardy!|LEND ME YOUR MOUSEKETEER EARS|$400|easy|'50s club member Cubby O' Brien continued to play this instrument as an adult for the Carpenters & Bernadette Peters|Drums
24/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GERMAN LITERATURE|$1000|hard|The German dictionary this pair of brothers began in 1854 was finished by others in 1954|the Brothers Grimm
01/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CHOICE PARENTS|$800|hard|Now for some good news: this anchorwoman & Maury Povich adopted a beautiful boy|Connie Chung
07/03/2001|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$100|easy|This insulin disorder, the seventh leading cause of death in the U.S., can lead to kidney failure & amputations|Diabetes
06/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TV COMMERCIALS|$200|easy|In an ad for these khakis, a couple chases a mouse & ends up keeping it as a pet|Dockers
29/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MOST POPULOUS CITY IN THE STATE|$2000|hard|Ohio|Columbus
09/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|INSTRUMENTAL|$800|hard|Today's city streets are indeed poorer for the lack of this type of professional|organ grinder
26/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$1600|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the San Diego Zoo.)  Commonly called woolfat, this substance obtained from the greasy coating on wool is used in cosmetics|lanolin
27/09/1999|Jeopardy!|BIRDS|$500|medium|Also known as a duck hawk, it has been clocked at 175 miles per hour during a dive|Peregrine falcon
27/04/1999|Jeopardy!|DID THEY MOVE IT?|$400|easy|You'll find Inverness in this Canadian province along with Liverpool|Nova Scotia
30/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|I'M BORED!|$1600|hard|Take a hike! Up this impressive 8,800-foot formation in Yosemite National Park|Half Dome
23/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ODD WORDS|$2000|hard|Pandiculation is the act of yawning & doing this, especially first thing in the morning|stretching
06/12/2006|Jeopardy!|WOMEN OF COUNTRY|$200|easy|In a 2006 Country Weekly poll, she was named 'Country's Most Beautiful' woman; I'm sure hubby Tim agrees|Faith Hill
04/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FATHERLY NICKNAMES|$600|medium|Secretaries take note:  he's 'The Father of Modern Shorthand', not Isaac Pitman|John Robert Gregg
13/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'MY' BABY|$2000|hard|Agamemnon was from this region that was an important center in ancient Greece|Mycenae
24/11/2006|Jeopardy!|THE ONE I LOVE|$400|easy|How modern--Queen Victoria proposed to him on Oct. 15, 1839|Prince Albert
11/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|VERONICA|$800|hard|'Veronica wipes the face of Jesus' is one of the 14 stops in this devotion|Stations Of The Cross
21/10/2004|Jeopardy!|GOING TO THE DOCTOR|$400|easy|You'll wear a lead apron when the doctor uses this imaging technique developed in the 1890s to check for a broken foot|an X-ray
08/03/2006|Jeopardy!|A SYMPHONY OF NINTHS|$1000|hard|If you know one small, tiny thing about the Greek alphabet, it should be that this is its ninth letter|iota
02/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY MOVEMENTS|$2000|hard|James Weldon Johnson & Zora Neal Hurston were writers associated with this 1920s movement|the Harlem Renaissance
13/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT|$1200|hard|If you're vulpine, you're like a fox; if you're lying on your back with your face upward, you're in this position|supine
17/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WEAPONRY|$400|easy|An 1897 officer's knife, aka this, had a corkscrew & second blade; no one's neutral when holding one|a Swiss Army knife
23/07/2004|Jeopardy!|THE BIG BANGLADESH|$1000|hard|In the 1960s, Louis Kahn designed the Parliament building seen here in this capital|Dhaka
31/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE JOY OF 6-LETTER WORDS|$2000|hard|The 'truth' is it was the Communist Party's newspaper in the USSR|Pravda
13/06/2006|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL PHRASES|$600|medium|It's a wooden tool for manicurists|an orangewood stick
30/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MICHAEL J. FOX|$800|hard|Michael hit the big time in the 1980s as Alex Keaton on this TV series|Family Ties
14/07/2010|Jeopardy!|JACK|$600|medium|It's a mild, smooth cow's-milk cheese named for a town on California's central coast|Monterey Jack
21/10/2002|Jeopardy!|LOOK WHO'S TALKING|$400|easy|1651: 'L'etat c'est moi!' ('I am the state')|Louis XIV
23/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|POP STARS|$800|hard|This company's 'Natural Soda' line includes such flavors as Kiwi strawberry & cherry vanilla cream|Hansen's
30/06/2011|Jeopardy!|THE 10 COMMANDMENTS|$200|easy|Honor these 2 people; you'll live longer!|your father and mother
12/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|YOU DESERVE A METAL|$2000|hard|Used in paint, aircraft parts & golf clubs, it's as strong as steel but nearly half the weight|titanium
21/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CONSTRUCTION|$200|easy|Hey, 'Mickey', it's the beam that supports the masonry above a fireplace|Mantle
28/06/1993|Jeopardy!|CARTOONS|$100|easy|This character's catch phrase was 'I tawt I taw a puddy tat'|Tweety Bird (or Tweety Pie)
09/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH DORA THE EXPLORER|$800|hard|If Dora is installing new Pergo in your home, she'd be this new character|Dora the Floorer
20/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IN MEMORIAM 2004|$800|hard|A Broadway actress for decades, she also played 'Weezie' on 'The Jeffersons'|(Isabel) Sanford
11/09/1997|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD 90028|$400|easy|The Alto Nido Apartments on Ivar were William Holden's home in this movie named for a nearby street|Sunset Boulevard
22/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WE KNEAD THE DOUGH|$1000|hard|In 1912 inventor Otto Rohwedder began work on a groundbreaking machine to do this to bread|Slice it
16/02/2009|Jeopardy!|1909: 100 YEARS AGO|$1000|hard|On July 25 Frenchman Louis Bleriot became the first to cross this body of water in a plane|the English Channel
15/11/1988|Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$100|easy|To frighten predators, the owl butterfly has large spots on its wings that resemble these|eyes
07/02/2008|Jeopardy!|SING!|$200|easy|Wham!|George Michael
27/05/2011|Jeopardy!|1811|$600|medium|This family-run company, founded in Germany to manufacture steel, eventually did a booming business|Krupp
07/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THOMAS JEFFERSON'S READING LIST|$400|easy|Tobias Smollett's on the list with 'Peregrine Pickle' & his translation of this Spanish novel|Don Quixote
27/07/2007|Jeopardy!|A STRONG CONSTITUTION|$400|easy|As the Vietnam War raged & men were drafted who couldn't vote, the 26th amendment made the voting age this|18
05/01/2012|Final Jeopardy!|CALIFORNIA HISTORY|None|None|Surname of the employer of James W. Marshall, who found gold in a stream near the Sacramento river in 1848|Sutter
01/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FEMALES|$600|medium|Known as 'The Queen of Independent Films', she was named for model Suzy|Parker Posey
23/02/2007|Jeopardy!|BILLs & TEDs|$400|easy|In 2005, after 25 years as its anchor, he said goodnight to 'Nightline'|Ted Koppel
10/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|IN ST. LOUIS|$1200|hard|The St. Louis Zoo's 228-foot-long free-flight one has been there since the 1904 World's Fair|an aviary
18/12/1997|Jeopardy!|I WISH|$400|easy|Appropriate brand of salad dressing to use during a Thanksgiving meal|Wish-Bone
11/02/2000|Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$200|easy|A fossil found in Portugal may have been the child of Neanderthals & these early modern humans|Cro-Magnon
01/07/2009|Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF MUSIC|$1000|hard|The Armenian duduk is one of the instruments on this uni-named Greek musician's 'Ethnicity' album|Yanni
01/03/2000|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY U.S. PRESIDENTS|$200|easy|During his term, the voting age was lowered from 21 to 18|Richard Nixon
05/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|'DAY' SONGS|$200|easy|The Crickets in 1957 & Linda Ronstadt in 1976 had a hit with it|'That'll Be The Day'
03/12/2007|Jeopardy!|COLOR MY WORLD|$1000|hard|Arausio is the ancient name of this French town that passed to the House of Nassau in the 1500s|Orange
19/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SAMI|$1200|hard|Many of the Sami make their living herding these animals of the family Cervidae|reindeer
11/11/2011|Jeopardy!|REAL LANDS|$600|medium|The river sharing the name of this landlocked land in central South America forms a seasonal swamp, the Pantanal|Paraguay
22/03/2004|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATED|$800|hard|On an accountant's calendar: FY|fiscal year
07/11/1986|Jeopardy!|THE QUEEN'S ENGLISH|$100|easy|If you go to a 'chemist's' in London, you've gone to this kind of shop|pharmacist
12/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SPELLING|$400|easy|There are Gregorian & Julian versions of this chart|C-A-L-E-N-D-A-R
27/09/1999|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' RHYME TIME|$400|easy|Anne's bad habits|Rice's vices
24/02/2005|Jeopardy!|THE GREAT EXHIBITION OF 1851|$1000|hard|Chance Brothers supplied the glass for this centerpiece building of the exhibition|the Crystal Palace
24/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|JUDAICA|$800|hard|Of the 12 Tribes, the number that inhabited the kingdom of Judah; they didn't get lost|2 (Judah & Benjamin)
16/12/1998|Jeopardy!|HAS ANYBODY SEEN MY 'GAL' ?|$200|easy|Goldfinger's personal pilot played by Honor Blackman in 'Goldfinger'|Pussy Galore
10/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL CUISINE|$1600|hard|This Greek dish typically consists of layers of eggplant & ground lamb or beef topped with a white sauce|moussaka
05/10/2004|Jeopardy!|JOE THE FARMER|$200|easy|Joe's wife worries he'll fall out of this fodder storage area in the top of the barn|the (hay) loft
16/10/2009|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE THINGS|$1000|hard|Arizona's state flower is the blossom of this giant cactus|saguaro
29/12/2004|Jeopardy!|THE CALENDAR|$1000|hard|Number of days into the year on which you hit Groundhog Day|33
14/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'X'|$800|hard|Thutmose IV dreamed the god Horus told him to clear the sand from this statue|the Sphinx
06/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BILLY WILDER FILMS|$1000|hard|This 1953 war drama was based on a play by Donald Bevan & Edmund Trzcinski, 2 ex-G.I.'s who'd been P.O.W.s|Stalag 17
07/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$400|easy|Infamous 19th century actor seen here:|John Wilkes Booth
07/03/2011|Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$600|medium|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows an astronomical photograph on the monitor.)  Voyager II captured a photo of the storm called the Great Dark Spot on this ice giant; the clouds are believed to be condensed methane particles|Neptune
30/03/2007|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY: IT'S A CRIME!|$1000|hard|Brian F. O'Byrne played the priest whom Cherry Jones suspected of improprieties in this Tony-winning drama|Doubt
12/05/1999|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS PARTNERS|$100|easy|In dessert: Burton Baskin &...|Irv Robbins
20/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FEMALE POETS|$800|hard|This British poet spent the last 15 years of her life, 1847-1861, at Casa Guidi, her villa in Florence, Italy|Elizabeth Barrett Browning
11/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'C'OMPANIES|$400|easy|Legend says Dr. John S. Pemberton, a Confederate Army veteran, developed the syrup for what became this|Coca-Cola
01/03/2000|Jeopardy!|FOOD ON FILM|$100|easy|The title character chugs raw eggs & punches slabs of beef in this 1976 Oscar winner|Rocky
21/09/2000|Jeopardy!|FIRST NAME'S THE SAME|$300|easy|Banneker, Britten, Bratt|Benjamin
19/07/1991|Double Jeopardy!|ITALY|$200|easy|The Italian part of this coastal resort area runs from the French border to Tuscany|the Riviera
08/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|STAR WARS|$1600|hard|(Chewbacca 'reads'.)  I am Chewbacca, this type of creature from the planet Kashyyyk|a Wookiee
17/02/2010|Jeopardy!|PICTURE THE PREZ|$2000|hard|He was the first president to be born an American citizen|Martin Van Buren
13/07/2010|Jeopardy!|THE AGE OF ASPARAGUS|$200|easy|The Ica, Lima & La Libertad regions are asparagus hotbeds in this country, the world's top exporter|Peru
27/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|LEGENDS|$200|easy|'Inhaling the breath of a  loved one' is the reason for this Eskimo 'kiss'|rubbing noses
19/07/2004|Final Jeopardy!|OPERA|None|None|The libretto for 'William Tell' was in this language, the native tongue of neither the composer, Rossini, nor the subject|French
15/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR II|$2000|hard|On January 22, 1944 the allies began storming this Italian beach|Anzio
01/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MAY THE FOREST BE WITH YOU|$2000|hard|Th deforestation of this island 2,200 miles west of Chile may have led to the collapse of its society c. 1500|Easter Island
19/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PLACIDO DOMINGO|$400|easy|Placido is associated with the title role of this 1887 Verdi opera based on a Shakespearean tragedy|Othello
18/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$800|hard|Baby Fae heart transplant occurred in a hospital run by this denomination|Seventh-Day Adventists
25/04/2001|Jeopardy!|QUOTABLE WOMEN|$300|easy|While San Francisco mayor, this Calif. senator remarked, 'Toughness doesn't have to come in a pinstripe suit'|Dianne Feinstein
20/04/2004|Jeopardy!|INSIDE SCIENCE|$800|hard|Mycologists know these are what a puffball puffs out|spores
21/07/2005|Jeopardy!|SOUND TECHNOLOGY|$200|easy|This computer device slowly takes you online|a modem
29/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THE CONSTRUCTION CREW|$400|easy|This term for the person who wraps pipes & ducts in heat-resistant material comes from the Latin for 'island'|an insulator
12/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SEE 'NN'|$1200|hard|Manually sifting for gold in a river|panning
13/11/1990|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS TEACHERS|$200|easy|Bertoldo di Giovanni studied under Donatello & taught this great Sistine artist|Michelangelo
23/03/2006|Jeopardy!|GO WITH THE FLOW|$600|medium|The Seine reaches its end in this, also called La Manche|the English Channel
14/02/2005|Jeopardy!|HALL OF FAMER BY POSITION|$600|medium|Bob Feller, Bob Lemon, Bob Gibson|pitcher
15/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NUMBER PLEASE|$1600|hard|If some wacky Canadian tells you it's 10 degrees Celsius, it's this round number Fahrenheit|50
26/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE TURN|$400|easy|This Yankee shortstop's turn 2 foundation motivates kids to turn away from drugs & alcohol|(Derek) Jeter
17/07/1998|Jeopardy!|WHO'RE YOU LOOKIN' AT?|$300|easy|Comedian seen here: (wearing trademark glasses)|Groucho Marx
20/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS IN SCIENCE|$400|easy|In 1926 Drs. Murphy & Minot fed patients a half pound of this organ meat a day to treat pernicious anemia|Liver
22/09/2004|Jeopardy!|GAME OVER|$600|medium|Created in 1981, this video game character's life ends when you hear the following sound|Pac-Man
07/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S KINGS & QUEENS|$2000|hard|About this queen, Hamlet says, 'Frailty, thy name is woman'|(Queen) Gertrude
25/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MAIDS A-MILKING|$800|hard|Following FDA standards, our maids fortify their milk with these 2 vitamins|A & D
22/05/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$400|easy|In 1997 this commentator & former Bears coach was named head coach of the New Orleans Saints|Mike Ditka
12/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT COINS|$1000|hard|Smyrna, which claimed to be the birthplace of this poet, put him on a 2nd century B.C. coin|Homer
09/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CAMERAS|$200|easy|A signal that means cameras are running, or a traffic signal that cameras may catch you running|Red light
21/01/2003|Jeopardy!|1870s AMERICA|$400|easy|In 1870, a year after he wrote 'The Innocents Abroad', he married Olivia Langdon|Mark Twain
14/05/1990|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$100|easy|The most candy bought for a holiday is for this springtime one, not Valentine's Day|Easter
15/07/1999|Jeopardy!|A FEW GOOD MEN|$300|easy|In 1987 this outfielder for the Kansas City Royals was also a running back for the Los Angeles Raiders|Bo Jackson
27/05/1998|Jeopardy!|THROUGH THE WOODS|$300|easy|By the year 2000 a species of this tree that's resistant to that dreaded Dutch disease should be available|American elm
13/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FUNNY OR DIE|$1200|hard|This director: 'There are worse things' than death; 'ever spent an evening with an insurance salesman?'|Woody Allen
03/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE SPOOKY & THE MYSTERIOUS|$1000|hard|This large dinosaur-like creature possibly lives in a large Scottish lake near Inverness|the Loch Ness Monster
30/01/2004|Jeopardy!|GOOD BEEKEEPING|$800|hard|The only job this bee has is to mate with the queen & while you think 'Hot Job!' remember they die after mating|drone
05/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NUN BUT THE BRAVE|$800|hard|In 1831 Catherine McAuley founded the Sisters of Mercy in this world capital to care for the poor & destitute|Dublin
04/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'RITE'-ING|$2000|hard|A typical neuron is made up of an axon, a nucleus & one or more of these|a dendrite
14/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ANGELS & DEMONS|$1600|hard|Much of 'Angels & Demons' takes place at one of these, where Cardinals elect a new pope in secret assemblies|a conclave
19/01/2011|Jeopardy!|BASIC SCIENCE|$600|medium|It's the 5-letter term for the transparent solid that disperses light into a spectrum|a prism
18/03/2011|Jeopardy!|WHICH DIRECTION ARE YOU HEADED?|$1000|hard|From Tegucigalpa to Guatemala City|west
21/01/2008|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$600|medium|During the Cold War, 2 different families escaped over the Berlin Wall using these lighter-than-air vehicles|hot air balloons
13/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|YES, MAST-ER|$400|easy|It can be a lookout point on land as well as on top of a ship's mast|Crow's Nest
05/11/2008|Jeopardy!|HEEL OF FORTUNE|$1000|hard|In the 'Sex and the City' film, Sarah Jessica wore $800 sandals like the one seen here by the house of this Frenchman|Christian Dior
02/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$2000|hard|A team of 6 friends tries to keep quiet while one endures a hysterical task on this MTV show hosted by Zero Kazama|Slient Library
02/05/2011|Jeopardy!|LIT STUDENTS|$600|medium|This John Irving character is a student at steering prep school, where he takes up wrestling|Garp
12/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|POETIC LINES|$400|easy|Poe was referring to these when he wrote, 'How they clang, and crash, and roar!  What a horror they outpour'|the bells
17/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL SERVANTS|$400|easy|She was nanny to little Londoners Jane & Michael Banks|Mary Poppins
12/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE FRENCH|$1600|hard|This word goes back to one building in Paris where 'Jean Does' must have been taken|the morgue
28/11/1996|Jeopardy!|BLACK AMERICA|$200|easy|This Supreme Court justice was chairman of the Federal Equal Opportunity Commission from 1982 to 1990|Clarence Thomas
18/11/2002|Jeopardy!|SWEET!|$400|easy|Columbus native Buster Douglas was a 1990s champion in this sport dubbed 'The Sweet Science'|boxing
06/03/2003|Jeopardy!|BRITISH ROYAL DADS|$1000|hard|He fathered the current monarch|George VI
11/05/2009|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT GAME SHOW|$400|easy|You face off against the mob on this Bob Saget-hosted show|1 vs. 100
08/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG|$6000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reads from inside the Capitol Building in Williamsburg, VA.)  Founded in Jamestown in 1619, this group that met here in Williamsburg's capitol in the 1700s was the first representative legislative body in America|the House of Burgesses
07/01/2000|Jeopardy!|TV CROSSOVERS|$300|easy|On May 3, 1999 Bill Cosby played Hilton Lucas on 4 consecutive sitcoms on this network|CBS
20/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'RAM'|$1000|hard|Heraldic pose of the creature seen here: (griffin)|rampant
04/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TRY 'TRI' AGAIN|$1600|hard|From the Latin for 'platform for magistrates', it's a court of justice|a tribunal
12/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1600|hard|Lakers guard who anchored the 'Today' show for 15 years|Kobe Bryant Gumbel
01/06/2004|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|None|None|The title object of this 1850 novel is described as 'so fantastically embroidered and illuminated upon her bosom'|The Scarlet Letter
25/06/1996|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$200|easy|Bates building (5)|motel
25/03/2010|Jeopardy!|THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS|$200|easy|The Palace of Nations, the League's headquarters, was built on land next to this Swiss lake|Geneva
22/12/2010|Jeopardy!|ON THE DAY AFTER CHRISTMAS|$1000|hard|In 1776 George Washington & the continental army defeated the Hessians at the battle of this New Jersey city|Trenton
07/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARIES|$400|easy|In speaking against the Stamp Act in May 1765, he said, 'If this be treason, make the most of it'|Patrick Henry
22/11/2002|Jeopardy!|SPECIFIC GENERALS|$400|easy|He was the first Army general to become president of the United States|George Washington
18/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THIS SHOULD SOUND FAMILIAR|$800|hard|From the French for 'rotten pot', it's any mixture of unrelated objects|potpourri
13/04/2007|Jeopardy!|'V' IS FOR...|$1000|hard|...This synonym for one's profession or calling|a vocation
13/01/2004|Jeopardy!|STATE STUFF|$200|easy|One of this state's license plates depicts an automobile & says it's the 'World's Motor Capital'|Michigan
23/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT DOES SHE SEE IN HIM?|$2000|hard|This Thomas Hardy heroine should have listened when I warned her to stay away from that rakish rogue Alec d'Urberville|Tess
23/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BAD GUYS|$2000|hard|Robert De Niro & Robert Mitchum both played Max Cady, out to get revenge in the 2 versions of this film|Cape Fear
19/11/2007|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$400|easy|Lancashire, Liederkranz, Limburger|cheese
14/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WEIRD SCIENCE|$400|easy|People with dwarfism are being made a foot taller with a method compared to this medieval torture device|Rack
03/11/1999|Jeopardy!|COMPUTERAMA|$200|easy|The computer visual seen here is known by this 'restaurant' term|Menu
25/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SONG OF THE SOUTH|$400|easy|The Band: 'The Night They Drove ____ ____ Down'|Old Dixie
03/01/2000|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE GLOBE|$100|easy|It's the only Canadian province on the Pacific Ocean|British Columbia
15/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS & THEIR SUBJECTS|$200|easy|In 1808, Antonio Canova sculpted this emperor’s sister as a seminude, reclining Venus|Napoleon
30/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT ACTOR|$1200|hard|'Fasten your seatbelts. It's going to be a bumpy night'|Bette Davis
09/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ALLITERATION|$400|easy|An image from this type of dramatic performance is shown here|a Passion play
04/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TWINS|$1000|hard|The first names of the Mowry twins, & of their twin characters on 'Sister, Sister'|Tia & Tamara
02/06/2003|Jeopardy!|NOW CUT THAT OUT!|$400|easy|This 'imperial' surgical procedure can be used to deliver babies in distress at the time of birth|Caesarean section
21/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DICKENS TITLE LETTER DROP|$400|easy|Drop a letter from Dickens' novel about pickpockets & it becomes this story of an internal organ that's sprained|Liver Twist
08/05/1998|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE ATHLETICS|$500|medium|(Hi, I'm Summer Sanders)  In 1992 I led this school, now attended by Chelsea Clinton, to a national swimming championship|Stanford
25/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES|$600|medium|Tamara Dobson fought drugs as 'Cleopatra Jones' in 1973, 10 years after this woman was 'Cleopatra'|Liz Taylor
20/05/2011|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT MEASURES|$400|easy|Unlike its European counterparts, the ancient Chinese system used this type of notation based on groups of 10|decimal
19/09/2008|Jeopardy!|HIDDEN COLORS|$800|hard|Bringing old heirlooms to the antique store could pay off for you|gold (Bringing old)
29/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'C' IN SHAKESPEARE|$2000|hard|Shaw wrote a new Act V for the play about this title king of Britain, & staged it as a play by itself|Cymbeline
14/09/2005|Jeopardy!|POLLUTION|$800|hard|From the Greek for 'heat', this type of water pollution kills fish when hot water is dumped into a lake|thermal
23/03/2007|Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$200|easy|The rustic James A. Garfield was born in one of these rustic structures|a log cabin
14/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ARE YOU 'EXP'-ERIENCED?|$1600|hard|Gosh darn it!  It's a rude or offensive word expressing anger or annoyance|expletive
23/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH SCIENCE|$2000|hard|Most weather occurs in this lowest level of the atmosphere, which extends to an altitude of 6 to 10 miles|the troposphere
03/02/1998|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE 'B's|$300|easy|A crusty old bootmaker, or a crusty old fruit dessert|Cobbler
29/09/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 1980s|$500|medium|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): In the 1980s, $10 million was spent to save this animal, seen here, from extinction|California condor
14/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'VE BEEN BENCHED|$400|easy|Of Nixon's appointees to the Supreme Court, he's the only one still there as of 2002|Rehnquist
01/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID|$3600|hard|'I'll paint (the flower) big and they'll be surprised into taking time to look at it'|Georgia O'Keeffe
27/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN HISTORY|$400|easy|After marrying Nicholas II, German princess Alix of Hesse-Darmstadt took this Russian name|Alexandra
18/02/2003|Jeopardy!|MILKY WAY|$600|medium|Pecorino Romano cheese is made from sheep's milk; Caprino Romano, from this animal's milk|goat's milk
30/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EXPRESSIONS|$400|easy|In 1880 Roscoe Conkling declared President Grant would 'hew to the line of right, let' these 'fall where they may'|the chips
06/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SPAM|$400|easy|The origin of 'spam' as a term for unwanted e-mail is disputed; some say it stems from a skit by this comedy group|Monty Python
19/04/2000|Jeopardy!|'STICK's & 'STONE's|$400|easy|In 1863 Lee wrote to him, 'You are better off than I am, for while you have lost your left, I have lost my right arm'|Stonewall Jackson
21/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK NAMES|$600|medium|1976's 'Don't Go Breaking My Heart' was a No. 1 duet by Elton John & this woman|Kiki Dee
19/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HE'S MY RUNNING MATE|$200|easy|Lloyd Bentsen|Michael Dukakis
29/11/2002|Jeopardy!|ALL GOD'S CREATURES|$400|easy|Grevy's, the largest species of this striped mammal, is named for former French president Francois Grevy|a zebra
25/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD AUTHORS|$800|hard|He studied law & worked as a stockbroker before writing the 1st of his 'Voyages Extraordinaires' in 1863|(Jules) Verne
06/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS' PRIVATE LIVES|$800|hard|This author of 'Terminal' & 'Toxin' is a graduate of Columbia University's medical school|Robin Cook
18/11/1996|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$500|medium|This Rocky Mountain flower is the state flower of Colorado|Columbine
18/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|RUTHERFORD B. HAYES|$1000|hard|Hayes served two terms as governor of this state|Ohio
02/01/2008|Jeopardy!|EYE ON AFRICA|$200|easy|If Bogie were still Running Rick's Cafe Americain like he did on film, he'd be living in this country|Morocco
10/03/2008|Jeopardy!|PASS THE CHOCOLATE|$400|easy|Candymakers know that the fat obtained from cocoa beans isn't called cocoa margarine but this|cocoa butter
19/10/1999|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$100|easy|For musicians, it's a job|Gig
18/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES ABOUT THE MOVIES|$600|medium|In this 1992 Robert Altman film, Tim Robbins gets angry messages from a screenwriter he's snubbed|The Player
18/10/2000|Jeopardy!|NAME THE ARTIST|$800|hard|1895: 'Au Salon de la Rue des Moulins'|Toulouse-Lautrec
28/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DAMN YANKEES|$400|easy|In 1864 General Benjamin Butler appointed her superintendent of the Department of Nurses for the Army of the James|Clara Barton
25/10/2010|Jeopardy!|BEST SPOKEN WORD GRAMMY|$400|easy|'Gracie: A Love Story' (1990)|George Burns
16/09/2010|Jeopardy!|PUSH BY SAFIRE|$400|easy|Safire wrote, 'A president's ability to deflect charges of sleaze...aimed at his administration' was a this-coated presidency|teflon
18/12/1998|Jeopardy!|CAR PETS|$400|easy|This British car maker developed from a company that made motorcycle sidecars|Jaguar
28/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE TESTAMENT|$1600|hard|'There came wise men from the East to Jerusalem, saying, where is he that is born king of the Jews?'|Matthew
23/04/1986|Jeopardy!|LOUISIANA|$300|easy|Counting migrants, in January 25% of all these fowl in the U.S. are wintering in Louisiana|duck
18/11/1992|Jeopardy!|JAPAN|$200|easy|Shrines of this religion have two main parts:  the haiden, open to visitors, & the honden, closed to laymen|Shinto
28/10/2004|Jeopardy!|AIRPORTS|$1000|hard|Klia Airport, south of this Malaysian capital, has the world's tallest air traffic control tower at 425 feet|Kuala Lumpur
09/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'BRAND' NAMES|$600|medium|Founded in 1948, its symbol is seen here: ('Even Unto Its Innermost Parts' & 'Truth')|Brandeis University
19/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1884 the Central Labor Union selected the first Monday in this month for their 'workingmen's holiday'|September
07/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COWBOY SONGS|$600|medium|They're the title sounds that spurs make as one goes 'Riding merrily along'|Jingle, Jangle, Jingle
23/05/1989|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY AUTHORS|$300|easy|'Masterpiece Theatre' host who wrote 'America' & 'America Observed'|Alistair Cooke
07/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$600|medium|In 1961 the first American edition of his 'Tropic of Cancer' became a bestseller|[Henry] Miller
23/11/2004|Jeopardy!|THE PLANETS|$400|easy|Taken recently, the ultraviolet image seen here shows this planet's most famous feature|Saturn
03/03/1999|Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH TEEN|$300|easy|Jack Sprat's wife couldn't eat any|Lean
03/06/2010|Jeopardy!|SPORTS SHORTS|$800|hard|1958: Leads Brazil to the first of its 5 World Cup titles|Pelé
22/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PAINTING & SCULPTURE|$200|easy|This Picasso masterpiece expressing the horrors of war was done entirely in gray, black & white|Guernica
28/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|RADIO HEROES|$600|medium|Penny and Clipper's Uncle Schyler, who flew from radio to TV|Sky King
17/07/2003|Jeopardy!|-OLOGIES|$200|easy|A high school requirement for many, it's the scientific study of life|biology
23/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PSYCH 'O'|$400|easy|A person who comes to a hospital or clinic for treatment but is not hospitalized|an outpatient
09/11/1992|Jeopardy!|THE 1890s|$200|easy|It was in the late 1890s that he first described the Oedipus Complex|Sigmund Freud
15/02/2007|Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO 'HIGH' SCHOOL|$600|medium|Got a haughty attitude?  I'd advise you to get off this 2-word metaphorical beast|high horse
28/02/2005|Jeopardy!|HEY, TIGER!|$1000|hard|The beastly villain in this classic collection is the tiger Shere Khan|Jungle Book
20/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|UR|$1200|hard|Ur was located on this river important to its commerce & irrigation; today, the ruins are 10 miles west|the Euphrates
18/11/2003|Jeopardy!|BARBER COLLEGE|$800|hard|Brands of these include Hask, Jerris & Lucky Tiger; & you don't mix them with gin|(hair) tonic
17/10/2006|Jeopardy!|FOR YOUR RIGHT|$1000|hard|A commission on it chaired by Eleanor Roosevelt led to Dec. 10 becoming this 2-word 'Day'|Human Rights
28/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SHE BLINDED ME WITH SCIENCE|$400|easy|Pioneering computer programmer Grace Murray Hopper coined this term for a mysterious computer problem|bug
07/02/2005|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPER COMICS|$800|hard|They're the devilish duo of the funny pages seen here|Calvin and Hobbes
01/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATED LINES OF POETRY|$1200|hard|'In the room the women come and go' T.O.M.|talking of Michelangelo
29/10/1992|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY SINGERS|$100|easy|After 'Achy Breaky Heart', his debut CD 'Some Gave All' hit No.1 on the country & pop charts|Billy Ray Cyrus
01/03/2007|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|None|None|In 1946 she said, 'We only want that which is given naturally to all peoples... to be masters of our own fate'|Golda Meir
06/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$200|easy|In 1891 this ex-chancellor of Germany was elected to the Reichstag|Otto Von Bismarck
21/04/1999|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$300|easy|You'll find Reindeer Lake covering over 2,400 square miles in this country|Canada
06/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPIRITED CINEMA|$800|hard|This actor played a medium hired to investigate the Everest of Haunted Houses in 'Legend of Hell House'|Roddy McDowall
22/05/2006|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TERMS|$200|easy|Now common in movie & home theaters, the 'surround' type of this was used way back in 1941's 'Fantasia'|sound
09/09/2003|Jeopardy!|HEADLINE NEWS 1899|$800|hard|Led by this man, 'Wild Bunch' gang robs Wyoming train of $30,000|Butch Cassidy
28/12/1998|Jeopardy!|BLASTS FROM THE PAST|$400|easy|They're the ancient South American people who built the lost city seen here (Machu Picchu)|Incas
07/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|EARLY MAN|$400|easy|You & I have about 1,350 cc. of capacity for this organ; Homo habilis, 2 million years ago, had 500-800|brain
08/11/1991|Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$300|easy|Shortly after formulating the principles of heredity, he became abbot of Brunn Monastery|Mendel
03/05/2001|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC DATES|$500|medium|This Spanish conqueror of Peru & the Incas was killed by his former followers June 26, 1541|Francisco Pizarro
21/05/2001|Jeopardy!|SPORTS CUPS|$400|easy|Royal Ascot Gold Cup|Horse racing
14/11/1988|Jeopardy!|MOVIES|$400|easy|As TV reporter Kimberly Wells, she gave glowing reports in 'The China Syndrome'|Jane Fonda
19/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF 'P'OETS|$2000|hard|When Alexander the Great burned Thebes to the ground, the only house spared was that of this great lyric poet|Pindar
30/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$600|medium|Van Dyck's influence on this artist is apparent in works such as 'The Blue Boy'|Thomas Gainsborough
31/12/2009|Jeopardy!|YOU 'AST' FOR IT|$200|easy|In 1984 the rhythmic type of this became an Olympic medal sport|gymnastics
02/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DISNEY CINEMA|$1000|hard|In 1961 Hayley Mills had a Top 10 hit with 'Let's Get Together' from this Disney film|The Parent Trap
12/01/2001|Jeopardy!|NEW MEXICO|$400|easy|Built in 1610, the Palace of the Governors in this city is the oldest public building in the U.S.|Santa Fe
17/10/1991|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$100|easy|At his royal wedding, his bride mixed up his 1st & middle names & called him “Prince Charles Arthur George”|Prince Charles
24/01/2005|Final Jeopardy!|MIDDLE EASTERN AFFAIRS|None|None|The Arab-Israeli War that started on June 5, 1967 ended with a cease-fire on this date in Israel|June 10, 1967
12/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DURING THE PIERCE ADMINISTRATION|$400|easy|This country emerged from isolation & agreed in 1854 to allow the U.S. trading rights to 2 of its ports|Japan
29/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE ULTIMATE DIVING MACHINE|$2000|hard|For his work in developing nuclear-powered subs, this admiral was known as the 'Father of the Atomic Submarine'|Hyman Rickover
07/12/2010|Jeopardy!|LET'S HIT IT|$1000|hard|In some casinos, a blackjack dealer must hit with an ace & a 6, known as this type of 17|soft
18/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|JAZZ|$800|hard|Lester Young gave Billie Holiday this two-word title|Lady Day
18/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PROSPERO|$200|easy|Prospero is the hero of the play 'The Tempest', possibly the last by this playwright|William Shakespeare
24/03/2011|Jeopardy!|A FAIR TO REMEMBER|$1000|hard|The First World's Fair, the Great Exhibition of 1851, was held in this London park famed for its Speakers' Corner|Hyde Park
05/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH CARE|$400|easy|Serving the poor, it's the nation's largest public health insurance program|Medicaid
17/01/1991|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL COAT-OF-ARMS|$400|easy|This mountain is prominent on Tanzania's coat-of-arms|Mount Kilimanjaro
25/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GUIDING 'LIGHT'|$800|hard|Examples include Gilbert & Sullivan's 'HMS Pinafore' & 'The Mikado'|Light operas
14/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CIVIL WAR GENERALS|$600|medium|This Confederate commander is buried at the college he headed after the war|Robert E. Lee
22/12/2000|Jeopardy!|HAPPY HANUKKAH!|$300|easy|Young & old like to gather their coins & take a 'spin' at this|Dreidel
02/05/2007|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$800|hard|Rainn Wilson co-stars in this 2007 film about what happens after 2 siblings find a mysterious box of toys|The Last Mimzy
27/10/1999|Jeopardy!|REMEMBERING THE '90s|$200|easy|In May 1995 Dow Corning declared bankruptcy, saying suits over these were making it go bust|Breast implants
18/01/1999|Jeopardy!|MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.|$200|easy|King is seen here at his March, 1964 meeting with this civil rights leader|Malcolm X
17/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COLORIFIC|$2000|hard|These rules got their name from the paper color they were printed on in New Haven Colony in the 17th century|blue laws
02/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PAPA JOHNS|$400|easy|He had 4 daughters, Bessie, Alta, Alice & Edith, & one son, John D, Jr.|Rockefeller
12/04/1999|Jeopardy!|MONEY TALKS|$500|medium|This type of fund began with Navy ships selling their trash for cash; now it's a fund for bribes|slush fund
13/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|THE TROJAN WAR|$400|easy|Menolaus, husband of Helen, was king of this city, later the historic rival of Athens|Sparta
16/03/2007|Jeopardy!|SHAM ROCKS|$1000|hard|To stop graffiti on the real thing, visitors can now sign a fake replica of this in the Juyongguan section|the Great Wall of China
13/10/1992|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$300|easy|Yuma, Arizona is the largest city lying on this 1450-mile-long river|the Colorado
09/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AN ERNEST CATEGORY|$800|hard|With his brother Julio, he created one of the world's largest winemaking empires|Ernest Gallo
06/04/1988|Jeopardy!|HUMOROUS QUOTES|$300|easy|Secretary of State who said, 'There cannot be a crisis next week; my schedule is already full'|Henry Kissinger
15/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL WORDS & PHRASES|$400|easy|It's the subject in an experiment, whether or not he's this South American rodent|guinea pig
15/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS EDUCATORS|$600|medium|Both John R. Gregg & Sir Isaac Pitman are famous for developing & teaching systems of this|Shorthand Writing
16/06/2006|Jeopardy!|HUMMINGBIRDS|$200|easy|Of 50, 100 or 200, the number of wingbeats per second for the smallest hummingbirds during courtship|200
20/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$1200|hard|First settled by Germanic & Slavic tribes, this city served as the capital of Brandenburg from 1486 to 1701|Berlin
15/04/2010|Jeopardy!|A LOAD OF LOBOS|$400|easy|Joe Eubanks uses the name Lobo when competing in this pro 'sport' that often involves tag teams & pile drivers|wrestling
08/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GET INVOLVED|$1200|hard|Explore, enjoy & protect the planet in this club, whose logo is seen here|the Sierra Club
08/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHIES|$2500|hard|Horowitz & Collier wrote the family bios 'The Rockefellers: An American Dynasty' & them: 'An American Drama'|the Kennedys
05/10/2009|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONIC PAIRS|$1000|hard|An infant wildebeest|a new gnu
08/03/1999|Jeopardy!|1991|$100|easy|With the 35-pound 'Empathy Belly' in the news in 1991, men could experience the feeling of this|Pregnancy
25/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ROLLING STONE'S 50 GREATEST ARTISTS|$1200|hard|No. 11, he 'came from the poverty & injustice of Jamaica, & that manifested itself in his rebel sound'|Bob Marley
26/06/1998|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC RHYMES|$200|easy|To Gilbert & Sullivan, 'Things are seldom what they seem, skim milk masquerades as' this|Cream
02/06/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|The 2 main branches of this inlet in Washington state are Hood Canal & Admiralty Inlet|Puget Sound
06/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSICIANS|$800|hard|At age 13 this violinist from Israel was presented to the U.S. by Ed Sullivan|Itzhak Perlman
01/10/2010|Jeopardy!|FATHERLY NICKNAMES|$800|hard|This 'father of the cylinder lock' located his company in Stamford, Connecticut, not New Haven|Yale
23/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A YEAR TO REMEMBER|$1600|hard|The Great Fire of London isn't so great; Queen Anne of Austria makes a royal exit; Moliere pens 'The Misanthrope'|1666
02/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED ON GROUNDHOG DAY|$400|easy|1882: This influential writer & master of the English language is born in a Dublin suburb|James Joyce
15/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'C' AROUND US|$400|easy|These small areas of thickened skin are a common foot disorder|corns
14/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|VACATION FUN|$1600|hard|Yee haw!  Grab your lasso & head to the Heart Six Guest Ranch near Jackson Hole in this state|Wyoming
30/03/2005|Jeopardy!|I'VE GOT 'ESP'|$200|easy|Maybe Sinatra was addressing Ava when he sang, 'Call Me' this synonym for unreliable|irresponsible
27/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NAUTICAL TERMS|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew in Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts)  As well as cancelling, the name of this pin can also mean fastening|belay/belaying
03/06/2009|Jeopardy!|MIRO, MIRO ON THE WALL|$200|easy|Some Joan Miro paintings are on the wall in this Spanish seaport where Miro was born in 1893|Barcelona
20/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ASIAN CAPITALS|$2000|hard|The name of this capital is Mongol for 'City of the Red Hero'|Ulan Bator
21/05/2003|Jeopardy!|MONEY, MONEY, MONEY|$1000|hard|Iraq's 25-dinar note features Saddam Hussein on the front & this ancient city's Ishtar Gate on the back|Babylon
09/11/2000|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$200|easy|The name of this Southwestern capital is Spanish for 'holy faith'|Santa Fe, New Mexico
11/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MY SON, THE DOCTOR|$1600|hard|His mother, Grace, passed away in 1928, the year he observed that a certain mold inhibited bacterial growth|(Sir Alexander) Fleming
14/12/2007|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK ROCK|$600|medium|Neil Diamond had his first Top 10 hit with this song that says, 'She got the way to move me'|Cherry, Cherry
01/12/2010|Jeopardy!|MY 'B*FF'|$200|easy|It's the state animal of Kansas & Oklahoma|a buffalo
18/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$1000|hard|Athletes who use these steroids to bulk up muscles risk damage to the adrenal glands & liver|Anabolic steroids
06/02/2007|Jeopardy!|MMM...CHOCOLATE!|$1000|hard|Cortes introduced chocolate to Europe after encountering it in 'the halls of' this Aztec emperor|Montezuma
22/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|JOHN DENVER LYRICS|$200|easy|First name of Denver's first wife, it's never mentioned in the lyrics of her 'song'|Annie
15/12/1998|Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$100|easy|During swallowing, your epiglottis prevents food from entering this air tube|Trachea
30/01/1998|Jeopardy!|IN YOUR CHEVROLET|$400|easy|The Metro is from this line Chevrolet introduced in 1989|the Geo
04/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$700|hard|Hu Jintao became the General Secretary of the Communist Party in 2002 & leader of this country in 2003|China
02/06/1999|Jeopardy!|CIVIL WAR SLANG|$800|hard|This term for 'Hurrah!' or 'Yeah!' was popular years later with Teddy Roosevelt|Bully!
23/03/2007|Jeopardy!|DUMB DOWN THE SIMILE|$600|medium|Adorable as a blouse fastener|cute as a button
10/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AUSSIES|$400|easy|Set in Australia, this end-of-the-world film was based on a book by Aussie Nevil Shute|On the Beach
07/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PARTICLE PHYSICS|$800|hard|C.T.R. Wilson won the 1927 Nobel Prize for inventing this gas-filled compartment to detect charged particles|a cloud chamber
09/11/1989|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$500|medium|Best known for 'Abraham Lincoln Walks at Midnight', he published at least a dozen volumes of poems|Vachel Lindsay
21/11/2001|Jeopardy!|CAMEL LOT|$100|easy|For over 40 years, Virginia City, an old mining town in this state, has hosted yearly camel races|Nevada
06/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$600|medium|Salvador Dali created the story, sets & costumes for 'Bacchanale', an odd ballet about this 'Mad King'|Ludwig
15/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BE A ROADS SCHOLAR|$800|hard|You'll find many embassies on this Washington, DC avenue bearing the name of the sixth state to join the union|Massachusetts Avenue
14/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MONEY TALKS|$400|easy|Dating to the early 1900s & meaning 'don't be duped' is the advice 'don't take any' these|wooden nickels
02/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$800|hard|This president commuted Patty Hearst's jail sentence & was instrumental in a Mideast peace treaty|Jimmy Carter
17/09/1998|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$100|easy|By definition, organic compounds must contain atoms of this element|Carbon
20/02/1997|Jeopardy!|THE SOUTH|$200|easy|The historic Natchez Trace Parkway runs about 10 miles north of this Mississippi capital|Jackson
22/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE THINGS YOU SAY!|$400|easy|It's what you do when casually offering 'a hint' or 'a name', hoping someone picks it up|drop
15/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'ED'-UCATION|$800|hard|It's the 'mountain' growing flower seen here|Edelweiss
01/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DUBLINERS|$800|hard|This Dublin native entered Paris as the commander of the victorious British troops in July 1815|Duke of Wellington
29/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GONNA 'FLY' NOW|$800|hard|A boxer up to 112 pounds|flyweight
15/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAIRS|$400|easy|Spaces for butter in English muffins: Nooks & ___|crannies
24/12/1986|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$500|medium|A metal that is 'ductile' can be pulled into this while cold & under pressure|wire
20/04/2004|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE CREATURES|$400|easy|Though Utah's not on the ocean, this is its state bird|seagull
21/11/2007|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$400|easy|A nice Peroni beer from this country will go perfectly with your pepperoni pizza|Italy
04/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|REAL ROMANTICS|$1600|hard|This composer was the great-grandson of a poor Jewish scribe named Mendel|(Felix) Mendelssohn
21/09/2006|Jeopardy!|PARENTS|$800|hard|A college student studying voice when her father was U.S. president, she went on to be a bestselling author|(Margaret) Truman
17/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PLAY TIME|$400|easy|Toni Braxton & Andrea McArdle have each played Belle in this musical|Beauty and the Beast
29/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1600|hard|Goethe called him Faust; Marlowe dubbed him this|Dr. Faustus
15/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|I WENT TO UCLA|$1200|hard|Here's an offer you can't refuse: name this co-writer & director of 'The Godfather'|Francis Ford Coppola
24/01/2008|Jeopardy!|HAVE SOME 'FUN'|$400|easy|Ow, we need this word / Give up this word that can mean 'stench' / Ow, we need this word / We gotta have that word|funk
02/04/1998|Jeopardy!|'ICK'Y WORDS|$200|easy|The USA's top-selling candy bar, it added a peanut butter version in 1990|Snickers
30/12/2004|Jeopardy!|THIS 'BUD''S FOR YOU|$1000|hard|His name precedes 'Foretopman' in the title of a 19th century novel|Billy Budd
06/11/1991|Jeopardy!|TENNIS|$500|medium|In the Astrodome in 1973, Billie Jean King beat this senior male player in a 'Battle of the Sexes'|Bobby Riggs
29/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SITCOMS BY EPISODE|$400|easy|'The One with the Fake Monica'|Friends
21/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE FIRST|$200|easy|His 'Murders In The Rue Morgue' is often cited as the first detective story|Edgar Allan Poe
03/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$400|easy|Mormons regard both of these books as the word of God|The Bible & The Book of Mormon
27/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OXFORD|$2000|hard|The seat of Granville county, Oxford is just north of this state's Research Triangle|North Carolina
08/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AUSTRIAN HISTORY|$2000|hard|In 1814 & 1815 Austria hosted this get-together that helped reorganize Europe after the Napoleonic wars|the Congress of Vienna
19/11/2002|Jeopardy!|BALL GAMES|$800|hard|A small ball is involved in this game that uses the layout seen here|roulette
02/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL LIT|$800|hard|Much of this Stephen King serial novel takes place at Cold Mountain Penitentiary|The Green Mile
29/09/2011|Jeopardy!|UNDER THIS CABINET DEPARTMENT|$1000|hard|Patent and Trademark Office, Bureau of Economic Analysis|Commerce
13/03/2006|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$600|medium|Finished, or a grayish-brown horse color|done/dun
10/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OLD NAMES ON THE MAP|$1200|hard|This Spanish port was once Carthago Nova, or 'New Carthage'|Cartagena
20/11/2009|Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED IN NOVEMBER|$600|medium|He stepped out of Northwest Airlines Flight 305 on November 24, 1971, & hasn't been seen since|D.B. Cooper
03/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CHEKHOV, PLEASE|$800|hard|Chekhov's grandfather was one of these who had purchased the freedom of his family for 3,500 rubles|a serf
26/04/2000|Jeopardy!|THE COOL '70s|$100|easy|In 1970 these beds began to flood the market, sometimes literally|Waterbeds
20/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WHO WON THE OSCAR?|$400|easy|Tom Cruise, for 'Jerry Maguire'; Geoffrey Rush, for 'Shine'; Ralph Fiennes, for 'The English Patient'|Geoffrey Rush
20/07/2010|Jeopardy!|TOP U.S. FRANCHISES|$1000|hard|Begun in Japan, this chain of math & reading centers ranks as the top tutoring services franchise|Kumon
02/12/2009|Jeopardy!|ALCOHOLICS UNANIMOUS|$1000|hard|This alcoholic playwright created the bitter alcoholic Jamie Tyrone & a 'long day' for his cursed family|Eugene O'Neill
08/06/2007|Jeopardy!|THE SOLOMON ISLANDS|$200|easy|A blue triangle on the Solomon Islands' flag represents this surrounding body of water|the Pacific
16/01/2008|Jeopardy!|ON AVERAGE|$600|medium|With 32, workers in Sweden take more of these per year than workers in any other country|vacation days
15/05/1991|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$300|easy|A measure of wood, or three or more musical notes played together|Cord/Chord
27/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FILM BIOS|$400|easy|'Funny Girl' & 'Funny Lady'|Fanny Brice
07/01/2010|Final Jeopardy!|TV HISTORY|None|None|When this animated TV show premiered, it was sponsored by One-A-Day vitamins & Winston cigarettes|The Flintstones
25/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGICAL SIBLINGS|$800|hard|Zeus rewarded these twin brothers by placing them in the stars as Gemini|Castor & Pollux
17/11/2000|Jeopardy!|MUSIC TO MY EARS|$300|easy|This group was 'Headin' down the Atlanta Highway...headin' on down to the Love Shack'|The B-52's
23/04/2010|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE KNESSET|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Knesset in Jerusalem.)  National ceremonies at the Knesset often take place in the hall named for & featuring the works of this Russian-born artist; his triptych took four years to complete|Chagall
10/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$1000|hard|The most common of the noble gasses, it's used to fill electric light bulbs|Argon
25/09/2001|Jeopardy!|BOOKS|$500|medium|Lemony Snicket's 'A Series of Unfortunate Events' books chronicle the lives of these 3 orphans|the Baudelaires
22/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY'S HAL PRINCE|$1600|hard|In 1962 Hal produced this comedy with characters named Pseudolus, Erronius & Hysterium|A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
08/12/1995|Jeopardy!|I ♥ NY|$100|easy|There's a statue of Poland's King Jagiello beside the turtle pond in this famous park|Central Park
16/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TEAM PLAYERS, HALL OF FAME EDITION|$400|easy|Bill Bradley (1967-1977)|the New York Knicks
28/05/2004|Jeopardy!|STATES' MEN|$400|easy|Count Basie & Bruce Springsteen|New Jersey
22/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|I HEAR YOU CALLING|$400|easy|When this singer rings, it means she needs a partner for her Kabbalah class|Madonna
02/06/2009|Jeopardy!|SILENT PARTNERS|$800|hard|In 1972 Leo Fender, known primarily for mak!ng these, became a silent partner in a company called Music Man|guitars
09/03/2004|Jeopardy!|ELLIS ISLAND|$200|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew)  On January 1, 1892 Annie Moore, a 15-year-old lass from this country, was the first immigrant processed at Ellis Island|Ireland
03/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NORTHWESTERN INDIANS|$600|medium|The Nootka were expert at this activity of which New Bedford became the world's center|Whaling
15/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIG APPLE|$1000|hard|'Give My Regards to' this Broadway legend whose statue in Times Square is seen here:|George M. Cohan
14/04/2000|Jeopardy!|DICKENS NOVELS BY CHARACTERS|$200|easy|Jarvis Lorry, Lucie Manette, Sydney Carton|A Tale of Two Cities
28/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LATIN LESSON|$1000|hard|This 2-word phrase refers to the proof a crime has been committed, not necessarily the murder victim|Corpus delicti
14/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD CONFUSION|$400|easy|Though we eat it in salads & think of it as a vegetable, this nightshade member that originated in South America is a fruit|a tomato
20/03/2006|Jeopardy!|PARTLY CLOUDY, CHANCE OF RAIN|$600|medium|Usually found below 8,000 feet, this 7-letter cloud class has a gray, horizontal layer & produces drizzle|stratus
04/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF COLORS|$800|hard|In Dutch: Bruin|brown
03/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES IN STATES|$800|hard|Trumpeter Armstrong, who could be found in a gulf state|Louis (from 'Louisiana')
06/11/1997|Jeopardy!|the small screen|$300|easy|Until this pair, never before had a big screen meerkat & warthog been given their own TV series|Timon & Pumbaa
31/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS WHO ACT|$400|easy|She got to act with Meryl Streep when she played Isabel Vasquez in 'Music of the Heart'|Gloria Estefan
30/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$1600|hard|This Beethoven opera was based on a play called 'Leonore'|Fidelio
02/10/1997|Jeopardy!|TV STARS ON FILM|$300|easy|This creator of 'Jeopardy!' appeared in the 1954 3-D horror film 'Phantom Of The Rue Morgue'|Merv Griffin
02/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BRIDGES|$1000|hard|Venice's most famous bridge, it was built about 1600 to link the Doge's palace with the new prisons|Bridge of Sighs
27/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MIND YOUR BUSINESS|$800|hard|Sumner Redstone heads up this company whose properties include MTV, VH1, Nick & Paramount|Viacom
25/02/1999|Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$300|easy|Russia fought 2 wars with Turkey & annexed the Crimea during her reign as Russia's empress|Catherine the Great
29/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$400|easy|Henry March in his novel 'The Deerslayer' is nicknamed Hurry Harry because he's always on the move|James Fenimore Cooper
18/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|STATE NAMES|$800|hard|The name of this state & its 'Big Muddy' river, may mean 'owners of big canoes'|Missouri
23/05/1990|Jeopardy!|QUEBEC|$200|easy|You can see Canadian soldiers in British uniforms march to French music in this city's Citadel|Quebec City
07/02/2008|Jeopardy!|ARNOLD|$200|easy|Larger-than-life gambler Arnold Rothstein was implicated in this 1919 baseball scandal involving bribed players|the Black Sox Scandal
25/02/2010|Final Jeopardy!|SCIENTIFIC MNEMONICS|None|None|'Kings play chess on finely grained sand' is a mnemonic device used to help remember a system devised by this scientist|Carolus Linnaeus
13/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|ODD SPELLING|$600|medium|It's how that 3-part picture of a playmate in the middle of a British Playboy is spelled|C-E-N-T-R-E-F-O-L-D
14/09/2000|Jeopardy!|QUICKIES|$400|easy|Comic book superhero seen here|The Flash
27/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THINGS BRITISH|$800|hard|When a boy does a rollie pollie on a British playground, he's doing one of these|a somersault
21/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC PLACES|$1300|hard|This industrialist stocked the woodlands around his home, Fair Lane, with about 300 deer|Henry Ford
20/10/2010|Jeopardy!|WE'RE CUCKOO|$1000|hard|Dating from the 13th century, this word is derived from 'cuckoo' & refers to a man with an unfaithful wife|a cuckold
06/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MESSAGE CENTER|$200|easy|The homing type of these carried Olympic news in ancient times & U.S. Army messages in the 20th century|Pigeons
17/11/2011|Jeopardy!|AIRSHIPS|$400|easy|In 2011 this firm announced it was phasing out its blimps in favor of rigid airships with aluminum & carbon skeletons|Goodyear
20/01/2010|Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN STUFF|$800|hard|It's how you say 'goodbye' in Russian|do svidaniya
05/10/2000|Jeopardy!|SECONDS, PLEASE|$200|easy|John Hancock was the first & Charles Thomson the second signer of this, July 4, 1776|the Declaration of Independence
18/09/1986|Double Jeopardy!|MINI-COUNTRIES|$600|medium|'Monte Carlo of the Orient', this Portuguese dependency draws thousands of gamblers from nearby Hong Kong|Macau
12/04/2001|Jeopardy!|MONEY SLANG|$400|easy|Bank notes that sing before fa-so-la|Do-re-mi
29/01/2009|Jeopardy!|DANTE'S DIVINE COMEDY|$200|easy|Dante begins his journey on this day, the anniversary of the crucifixion|Good Friday
19/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|1901|$1600|hard|Andrew Carnegie & this man merged their companies in 1901 to form U.S. Steel|J.P. Morgan
07/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONS' MOST POPULOUS CITIES|$200|easy|Argentina|Buenos Aires
24/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FILM'Z'|$400|easy|2001: Male supermodel Ben Stiller is on the downside of his career|Zoolander
14/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|HIGHER EDUCATION|$400|easy|Pentecostal revivalist turned Methodist, in 1965 he founded a Tulsa, Oklahoma university|Oral Roberts
05/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE SUMMER OLYMPICS|$1200|hard|This Olympic sport uses a rope, ball, hoop, clubs & ribbon|rhythmic gymnastics
25/01/2007|Jeopardy!|FOOTBALL|$200|easy|Scrimmage plays start with the snap from the player in this position|center
25/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH PHYSICISTS|$2000|hard|Known for the second law of thermodynamics, this lord helped with the laying of the transatlantic cable|Kelvin
24/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE ME TO YOUR WORLD LEADER|$1200|hard|Get up, stand up, Governor General Patrick Linton Allen; they say he's a good mon for the job|Jamaica
08/03/2005|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$250|easy|In 1952, the lily became the official logo of this organization that helps people with special needs & disabilities|Easter Seals
08/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|KEMAL ATATURK|$600|medium|It's the city of about 3 miilion where you'll find the Kemal Ataturk mausoleum|Ankara
23/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT NEBULA|$600|medium|You'll find the Sagittarian Nebula named for this Greek letter in the last place you look|Omega
26/07/2007|Jeopardy!|DOWN SOUTH|$400|easy|The 1862 Civil War battle of these 2 ironclads ended when one had to withdraw because of the tides|the Monitor and the Merrimack
27/09/1995|Jeopardy!|COLORS|$500|medium|This pale yellow color shares its name with a French region & the sparkling wine produced there|champagne
26/05/2003|Jeopardy!|NATO IS NEATO|$200|easy|In 1948 the Allies began talks of a defense pact like NATO in response to the Soviet blockade of this city|Berlin
19/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MEN IN BLUE|$400|easy|This word for a French policeman comes from an older word meaning people-at-arms|Gendarme
07/02/2000|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL U.S.A.|$500|medium|Octagon House in Washington, D.C. is the place where the Treaty of Ghent that ended this war was signed in 1815|War of 1812
08/12/2006|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RHYME TIME|$800|hard|Brad's small roles|Pitt's bits
07/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$800|hard|This country's King Carl XVI Gustaf was born Carl Gustaf Folke Hubertus at Haga Castle in 1946|Sweden
04/01/2010|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$400|easy|By definition, it's what you do at an ingress|enter
15/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AMPHIBIANS|$400|easy|A South American toad displays its orange feet to predators to let them know it's this|poisonous
06/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PICTURES AT AN EXHIBITION|$1600|hard|This Dutchman's peculiar point-of-view played out in works like the one seen here|M.C. Escher
21/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FEELIN' GOUTY|$800|hard|This resort city, once a haven for British gout victims, gave its name to a type of wheelchair|Bath
23/11/2010|Final Jeopardy!|HORSE BREEDS|None|None|This American breed was named for its ability to race a distance of 1,320 feet|quarter horse
27/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LATIN CLASS|$2000|hard|Latin for 'mountain', it follows Olympus & Pavonis in the names of Martian volcanoes|Mons
04/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE WOLF?|$1200|hard|If you're looking for Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, head to this capital where he died & is buried (somewhere)|Vienna
09/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE AM I?|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Truman's Presidential Library. )  I'm here in the actual office Harry Truman worked in from 1957-1966 at his presidential library in this city|Independence
06/12/2007|Jeopardy!|BEVERLY HILLS 90210|$1000|hard|(Alex: We'll wrap it up with Tori.) On '90210', the gang hung out at this restaurant where Nat dispensed advice with the pie|the Peach Pit
04/06/2004|Final Jeopardy!|RECORD HOLDERS|None|None|Phoebe Snetsinger, she of the apropos first name, set a record for this activity, about 8,400 species|birdwatching
20/04/2010|Jeopardy!|BAKING BRANDS|$600|medium|'Home is calling' with this brand that has sponsored a bake-off contest for over 40 years|Pillsbury
09/05/2005|Jeopardy!|LET'S FINNISH THIS|$400|easy|From 1809 until 1917, Finland was an autonomous Grand Duchy of this country|Russia
14/07/1998|Jeopardy!|'90s MOVIES|$500|medium|Ethan Hawke & Robert De Niro starred in this film based on a Dickens novel|Great Expectations
06/04/2005|Jeopardy!|CITIES BY LANDMARK|$600|medium|The Joe Louis Fist, The Dossin Great Lakes Museum|Detroit
11/05/2009|Jeopardy!|THE 21st CENTURY WITH CNN|$1000|hard|(I'm Campbell Brown.)  The Democrats have adopted a 50-state strategy at the instigation of this DNC chairman & former presidential contender|Howard Dean
16/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GA$|$1600|hard|Let's 'party like it's' this year, the last time gas dipped under a buck a gallon|1999
04/04/2005|Jeopardy!|ARMY, NAVY OR MARINES|$800|hard|Roger Staubach|the Navy
11/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DROP A LETTER|$2000|hard|...from a word referring to 2 lines of latitude & you get this word that refers to a subject for discussion|topic (from tropic)
12/03/2008|Jeopardy!|MEDALS & DECORATIONS|$800|hard|In 1955 he was awarded a Congressional Gold Medal for 'great achievement in field of medicine'|Jonas Salk
03/03/2006|Jeopardy!|THAT IS LIKE SO LAST CENTURY|$200|easy|Nikita Khrushchev was a shoe-in... make that a shoe off at a meeting of this organization on Oct. 12, 1960|the United Nations
02/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'Z' END|$1200|hard|A schmancy hotel gives us this word for a fancy display that you might 'put on'|the Ritz
10/11/1987|Jeopardy!|MR. MOVIES|$300|easy|Of James Cagney, Henry Fonda or Jack Lemmon, the one who won an Oscar for 'Mr. Roberts'|Jack Lemmon
16/06/2009|Jeopardy!|BALLETS ALEX COULD STAR IN|$1000|hard|I'll watch out for the ax when I play the young pastor who comforts this accused heroine in 'Fall River Legend'|Lizzie Borden
05/12/2008|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RHYME TIME|$600|medium|Cattrall's rooms for hot, sweaty workouts|Kim's gyms
18/05/2001|Jeopardy!|KIDS|$300|easy|A J.D., which stands for this type of youth, may come from a broken home -- or just be bored|Juvenile Delinquent
20/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LETTERS & NUMBERS|$1000|hard|This controversial drug used to end pregnancies was developed by the French company Roussel Uclaf|RU-486
04/10/2004|Jeopardy!|SPORTS VENUES|$600|medium|Built in 1912, this American League park is Major League Baseball's oldest & smallest in capacity|Fenway
04/06/1997|Jeopardy!|ON 'MY' TV|$200|easy|In this series Staci Keanan had a pair of possible fathers played by Paul Reiser & Greg Evigan|My Two Dads
20/09/2002|Jeopardy!|'LO' THERE|$800|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew)  This apparatus that goes back to ancient times turns yarn into cloth|loom
05/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE PEOPLE|$1000|hard|In his home woodworking shop, this director of 'Lost Highway' built a VCR case seen in that film|David Lynch
18/03/2011|Jeopardy!|WHICH DIRECTION ARE YOU HEADED?|$600|medium|From Cairo to Ankara|north
28/10/1998|Jeopardy!|PUBLIC HISTORY|$300|easy|Rhyming nickname of the man seen here who kept the world informed in 1991|'Stormin' Norman' Schwarzkopf
08/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CAMERA WORK|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports.)  The body part that regulates light entering the eye & the similar part in a camera gave this old-time effect its name|the iris
10/11/2006|Jeopardy!|CONVERT THE ROMAN NUMERAL|$1000|hard|Religious TV club: DCC|700
01/02/2011|Jeopardy!|AKA|$1000|hard|Art Deco artist Romain de Tirtoff became known by this name, the French pronunciation of his initials|Erté
18/02/2003|Jeopardy!|KISSES|$400|easy|In a speech on how to do this, Davy Crockett said that to appeal to the mothers, kiss & slabber their children|how to get elected
07/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$400|easy|In 1973 Twyla Tharp choreographed 'Deuce Coupe' for the Joffrey Ballet with music by this group|the Beach Boys
13/07/2007|Jeopardy!|STATES' MOST POPULOUS CITIES|$600|medium|Bridgeport, pop. 140,000|Connecticut
29/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE DEITY|$400|easy|This god was also called Dionysus & Liber--makes sense, as he liberated people from calm & sobriety|Bacchus
19/12/2006|Jeopardy!|LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW|$400|easy|The National Weather Service defines this as snowy winds of 35 mph with 1/4 mile visibility lasting for 3 hours|a blizzard
03/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$400|easy|In 1770 England repealed all of the Townshend Acts except the tax on this commodity|tea
22/02/2011|Jeopardy!|WE MAKE THAT|$400|easy|It scored with the Air Max Hyped men's basketball shoe|Nike
28/02/2011|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$600|medium|In this Hemingway story, a fisherman named Santiago was once an arm wrestler known as 'El Campeon'|The Old Man and the Sea
04/04/2001|Jeopardy!|WORD SMITHS|$200|easy|This gossip columnist gives the scoop on herself in the 2000 autobiography 'Natural Blonde'|Liz Smith
22/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE LIPIZZANERS OF VIENNA|$400|easy|The Lipizzanners perform equestrian ballet to classical music like that of this 19th-century Viennese master|Johann Strauss
23/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIG BANG|$1000|hard|This American's 1920s discovery that the universe is expanding is a basis of the Big Bang Theory|Edwin Hubble
26/11/1993|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS OF THE WORLD|$500|medium|Turkey's Uludag National Park lies on the southern coast of this sea between the Dardanelles & the Bosporus|Sea of Marmara
17/10/2000|Jeopardy!|EVERYTHING'S COMING UP|$400|easy|This daughter of a U.S. president turns 33 on Oct. 19, 2000|Amy Carter
06/04/1990|Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES|$300|easy|He's been called 'The World's Oldest Living Teenager'|Dick Clark
01/06/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$200|easy|It's the official language of Angola, Mozambique, Brazil & the country where it originated|Portuguese
31/10/2001|Final Jeopardy!|WORDS IN POETRY|None|None|The 2 'oo' 4-letter words in the poem inscribed in the base of the Statue of Liberty|poor & door
09/12/2011|Jeopardy!|CAIN & ABEL|$800|hard|In sacrifice to God Cain offered the 'fruit of the ground'; Abel offered these animals|sheep
25/02/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'FLYING'|$2000|hard|A phantom ship eternally cruising the Cape of Good Hope|the Flying Dutchman
23/06/2010|Jeopardy!|MATTEL-ICA|$400|easy|Mattel now makes this classic boxing game in which the Red Rocker & Blue Bomber try to knock each other's blocks off|Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots
15/11/2000|Jeopardy!|SPORTS HOME CITIES|$200|easy|MLB's  Devil Rays|Tampa Bay
06/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|This vast southern California desert is a chief source of boron, which is used in nuclear reactors|the Mojave Desert
20/01/1999|Jeopardy!|NEO LINGO|$100|easy|A TV show that is an extended advertisement, like those used by Ross Perot in 1992 & 1996|Infomercial
16/03/1999|Jeopardy!|TROUBLE|$300|easy|The Supreme Court held that blacks couldn't claim U.S. citizenship in the 1857 decision named for this man|Dred Scott
07/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH TV TRIVIA|$600|medium|This TV Western's episode titled '3 Queens Full' was a 'Bonanza' spoof featuring the dumb Wheelwright clan|Maverick
20/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HOW'S YOUR LATIN?|$2000|hard|This phrase means 'there's no accounting for taste'|de gustibus non est disputandum
09/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY MATH|$800|hard|Christie's 'Little Indians' minus Tolkien's 'Towers'|8
09/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THIS, THAT|$400|easy|In March 2007 Colorado adopted as its second state song this John Denver hit|Rocky Mountain High
09/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|6-LETTER WORDS|$2000|hard|Relating to the visual organ|ocular
03/03/2006|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SPORTS COMMERCIALS|$200|easy|Horses of this breed 'usually go for two' playing football in a Budweiser spot|Clydesdales
27/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LIZARDS|$1200|hard|This creature is one of the 2 poisonous lizards in the world & the largest lizard in the U.S.|the Gila monster
19/12/2008|Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE SHAKESPEARE QUOTE|$800|hard|King Lear: 'How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is to have a thankless ____'|child
09/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$1200|hard|17th century Dutch scientist Christiaan Huygens developed the wave theory of this|light
10/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SPACEY MOVIES|$400|easy|Off the record & on the QT, Spacey played cop Jack Vincennes in this recent film|L.A. Confidential
13/03/2000|Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICAN BEAUTY|$500|medium|The name of this tree, seen here, comes from the language of Brazil's Tupi indians|Jacaranda
08/11/2000|Jeopardy!|NEARLY USELESS INFORMATION|$200|easy|The number of eyes visible on the back of the U.S. $1 bill|2
11/06/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTSWRITERS|$300|easy|Sir Leonard Hutton, one of England's finest batsmen in this game, later covered it as a columnist|cricket
11/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO ALUMNI|$1200|hard|Chicago South Sider and U. of C. alumna  seen here|Carol Mosley Braun
28/06/2004|Jeopardy!|GONE TOMORROW?|$1000|hard|Among the colorful mammals on the endangered list are the gray & the red ones of these predators|a wolf
18/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$600|medium|The winged horse Pegasus arose from the blood of this Gorgon when Perseus cut off her head|Medusa
11/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL ASYLUM|$800|hard|A reporter was jailed for writing that this general should suspend martial law after his Battle of New Orleans victory|(Andrew) Jackson
23/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LADIES' DAY|$400|easy|The recording artist now billed simply as this said, 'People have so much emotion... toward the word Yoko'|Ono
22/02/2011|Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$1000|hard|In 2010 this rapper born Clifford Harris helped coax a would-be jumper down from an Atlanta building|T.I.
17/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH GEOMETRY|$1600|hard|Some of the dimensions of the Parthenon resemble the 'golden' type of this quadrangle|rectangle
16/04/1998|Jeopardy!|ABOARD THE SLOOP WITH SMEE|$200|easy|Smee has to swab these, the equivalent of floors, including the poop & orlop|decks
19/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WE LOVE THE THEATRE|$400|easy|This 'Harry Potter' star showed off his buff bod when he took to the stage in 'Equus'|Daniel Radcliffe
26/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|I LOST ON JEOPARDY!|$1200|hard|David Javerbaum lost on the Teen Reunion, but he's won 9 Emmys for his work on this Jon Stewart TV show|The Daily Show
22/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I THINK WE'RE ALONE NOW|$400|easy|Neil & Buzz ditched Michael & took off for some very private lunar time in this craft|the Eagle (lunar module)
13/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$2000|hard|The old part of this European capital has 3 main squares: Dam, Leidseplein & Rembrandtsplein|Amsterdam
15/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$1000|hard|British general Howe's September 1777 victory at this Pennsylvania creek led to the occupation of Philadelphia|Brandywine
17/04/2007|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CAPITALS|$200|easy|Its pride is the Prado|Madrid
24/05/2004|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$400|easy|The poorwill is one of the few species of birds that's known to do this in the winter|hibernate
02/01/1998|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$300|easy|About 3/4 of the people of Singapore speak this Asian language|Chinese
10/11/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S WOMEN|$800|hard|Title adjective Shakespeare used to describe Mistresses Ford & Page|merry
06/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$200|easy|The larger Kansas City is in this state|Missouri
03/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$200|easy|This European capital was divided in 1948 & not reunified until 1990|Berlin
06/07/2000|Jeopardy!|REPRISE|$100|easy|Andre Braugher & Daniel Baldwin were among the cast members who returned for a 2000 TV movie of this cop show|Homicide: Life on the Street
02/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE PLAY'S THE THING|$600|medium|In his Broadway debut in 2008, Terrence Howard was solid as brick in this Tennessee Williams play|Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
21/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TECHNOLOGY|$400|easy|Until Matsushita & Sony marketed these devices, people had to race home to catch 'Police Woman'|videotape recorders
11/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS IN THE SEA|$2000|hard|Masirah, off the Omani coast|the Arabian Sea
16/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WE BLINDED YOU WITH SCIENCE|$1600|hard|'To protect taste' Diet Coke adds some 'K' to the mix: this element|potassium
20/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH LITERATURE|$400|easy|When Victor Hugo began writing this novel, its working title was 'Miseres'|Les Misérables
16/03/2005|Jeopardy!|CAN I GET YOUR NUMBER?|$600|medium|Beware!  In a 1953 film classic there are this many 'Fingers of Dr. T'!|5000
09/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$1600|hard|Having no slack, or imparted knowledge|taut/taught
28/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'F.M.'|$400|easy|It sends copies of printed material over phone lines|a fax machine
11/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$800|hard|The Megillah or Story of Esther is read on this Jewish holiday|Purim
02/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE TITLE|$800|hard|A whiskey priest is the main character in Graham Greene's 'The Power and' this|The Glory
21/10/2011|Jeopardy!|WEATHER GEAR|$1000|hard|These sunglasses were introduced in 1929;  the 'Who's that behind those...' ads began in the 1960s|Foster Grants
15/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES LED BY WOMEN|$200|easy|Mary McAleese is president of this country also called Eire|Ireland
13/09/2007|Jeopardy!|A SIDE OF BACON|$600|medium|Holy triskaidekaphobia! Special FX guru Tom Savini had an arrow shoved through Kevin's throat in this 1980 flick|Friday the 13th
09/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Charles Bridge in Prague, Czech Republic.)  This Milan Kundera novel says 'the saints were shaking their fists and lifting their stone eyes to the clouds. Prague was the most beautiful city in the world'|The Unbearable Lightness of Being
13/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'FU' ON YOU|$1200|hard|An airplane's body|fuselage
21/04/2003|Jeopardy!|QUITE A DISH|$600|medium|A traditional accompaniment to blini, it's also an ingredient in beef stroganoff|sour cream
23/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FRESHMAN COMPOSITION|$800|hard|The type of essay where you back up your opinion, or the type of person who always challenges others' opinions|argumentative
28/07/2010|Jeopardy!|'PEACE', BRO|$800|hard|This nickname for North Dakota refers to a real property found on its international border|the Peace Garden State
07/02/2006|Jeopardy!|DINNER & A MOVIE|$800|hard|A little Boo sulleys diners at Harryhausen's restaurant in this fright-fest|Monsters, Inc.
22/02/2010|Jeopardy!|'NORTH'ERN GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|In 1876 the people of this Minnesota city, now home to Carleton College, foiled a raid by Jesse James & his cohorts|Northfield
17/10/1991|Double Jeopardy!|TECHNOLOGY|$800|hard|The collector on a solar furnace is a parabolic one of these|reflector (or mirror)
05/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL?|$1000|hard|(Hi, this is Dick Riordan, mayor of Los Angeles)  Renovated in 1993, this 88,000-seat facility first opened in May of 1923|Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
29/05/2007|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE AN ARMY UNIT|$800|hard|An infamous group of Italian urban terrorists called themselves 'the Red' these|Brigade
26/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$200|easy|This German's attacks on the Roman Catholic church began the Reformation|Martin Luther
08/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPE'S GOT TALENT TOO|$2000|hard|One of the big talents at the 1936 Salzburg Music Festival was this 'Sound of Music' family|the Von Trapp family
17/11/2004|Jeopardy!|'MID' TERMS|$200|easy|Cinderella's deadline|midnight
06/03/2009|Jeopardy!|HAVE A BEER & A SLOGAN|$400|easy|'You never forget your first girl'|St. Pauli Girl
23/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TOMB WITH A VIEW|$1000|hard|Goddess depicted here in the tomb of Amenhotep II|Isis
01/11/2001|Jeopardy!|THE NEAREST CONTINENT|$300|easy|Trinidad & Tobago|South America
21/03/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$400|easy|The White House was burned by the British while he was president|James Madison
04/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS WE DON'T USE ENOUGH|$800|hard|He invented the word frumious (a blend of 'fuming' & 'furious'); you'll find it in his nonsense poem 'Jabberwocky'|Lewis Carroll
06/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|I'M GONNA MARRY HENRY VIII!|$800|hard|Henry VIII found Anne of this German place so unattractive that he obtained a divorce after only 6 months|Cleves
08/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$800|hard|This New York island's name may come from the Algonquian word for 'island'|Manhattan
19/02/2003|Jeopardy!|WHERE ARE YOU 'AT'?|$1000|hard|You're helpless before someone; in his power|at his/her mercy
05/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$600|medium|It's said that 'Everything has' one, & 'All good things must come to' one|An end
02/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$800|hard|Shallow, saline Lake Eyre is this continent's lowest point|Australia
19/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MRS. SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON|$200|easy|In 1950 Sen. Margaret Chase Smith condemned this man for turning the Senate into a 'forum for hate'|Joseph McCarthy
29/10/1999|Jeopardy!|MR. CHICKEN|$100|easy|In a december 1997 speech in Miami, President Clinton quoted this Chicken Little line|The sky is falling!
27/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE COVER OF TIME|$2000|hard|He's seen here in 1930, the year he became emperor|Haile Selassie
12/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|COSMETIC INDUSTRY|$1000|hard|Faberge is privately owned by this husband of entertainer Pia Zadora|Meshulam Riklis
23/05/1994|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$100|easy|Regret, Genuine Risk & Winning Colors are the only fillies to win this Triple Crown race|Kentucky Derby
10/07/1997|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'P'|$500|medium|Hat that's safari so good           (4,6)|Pith helmet
13/10/2008|Jeopardy!|HEAD TO THE 'SHIRE', SQUIRE|$800|hard|Robin Hood did his robbin' in this neighborhood|Nottinghamshire
09/11/1988|Jeopardy!|'FOUR' WORDS|$200|easy|King, king, king, king, or three, three, three, three, for example|four of a kind
20/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TV TALK SHOW HOSTS|$2000|hard|In 1967 his Philadelphia-based show became the first syndicated talk show to win an Emmy|Mike Douglas
28/09/1992|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$100|easy|In order to drink, it spreads its front legs, then lowers its head about 15 feet to the water|the giraffe
01/01/2001|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$500|medium|A fake foot covering|a mock sock
10/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|A SILENT 'P'|$200|easy|Shortly before 'The Lord is my shepherd', this same book asks, 'My God, why hast thou forsaken me?'|Psalms
25/07/2008|Jeopardy!|FRENCH ARTISTS|$200|easy|In 1891 he created his first of more than 30 posters, 'Moulin Rouge--La Goulue'|Toulouse-Lautrec
28/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|APOCRYPHA NOW|$1600|hard|The 'Song of the Three Young Men' finds the trio tossed into a fiery furnace by Nebuchadnezzar, king of this land|Babylon
19/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PAINTINGS|$500|medium|In a fresco at the Sistine Chapel, Pietro Perugino depicted 'The Giving of the Keys' to him|Peter
20/02/2001|Jeopardy!|TREES|$100|easy|Most cultivated varieties of this fruit, whether Fuji or Rome Beauty, come from one species of tree|apples
19/01/2005|Jeopardy!|BUILDING FEATURES|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from the outside of the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C.)  The National Cathedral has 110 of these figures, whose function is to carry rain away from the walls and foundation|a gargoyle
16/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORING AFRICA|$400|easy|From 1869 to 1874 Gustav Nachtigal explored this desert, becoming the first to cross from Lake Chad to the White Nile|Sahara
17/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A 'MAN'LY CATEGORY|$1200|hard|Mystic word used in meditation & ritual|mantra
11/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$2000|hard|In 2000 an expansion team known as the Minnesota Wild joined this professional sports league|the National Hockey League (NHL)
03/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE GREAT WAR|$400|easy|America's top ace of the war, he won the Medal of Honor & the French Croix de Guerre|Eddie Rickenbacker
08/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ART CLASS|$400|easy|This dynastic word is applied to Chinese art, especially porcelains, from the mid-14th to the mid-17th centuries|Ming
05/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$200|easy|It was a symbol of good luck until the Nazi Party used it as its symbol|the swastika
07/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|$6000|hard|This lt. colonel & his men were vanquished in about an hour on June 25, 1876|Custer
04/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'CON's|$800|hard|This 6-letter term means having a surface that is curved or rounded outward|convex
19/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FENCING|$800|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew fences with Cheryl.)  It's the basic term for the block of an opponent's attack|parry
27/10/2004|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|This river joins the Columbia near Pasco, Washington, a little more than 1,000 miles from its source in Wyoming|the Snake River
20/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL A TO Z|$2000|hard|'F' is for this polyphonic composition sung by several voices in turn|a fugue
15/04/2004|Jeopardy!|BANDS IN OTHER WORDS|$600|medium|Portals|The Doors
04/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SHE SELLS SEYCHELLES|$1200|hard|The Seychelles uses this unit of currency, which is also used in Pakistan, Nepal & Sri Lanka|the rupee
20/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$800|hard|This inert gas symbolized Ar is used to fill light bulbs to prevent the tungsten filament from evaporating|argon
13/02/2006|Jeopardy!|TEACHER'S PET|$200|easy|(Jon of the Clue Crew teaches his dog Rocko to sit.)  Rocko, sit!  When I teach human kids, I wish I could use the commands that are taught in this class, from the Latin for 'listen'--Okay!|obedience class
25/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DRAW|$800|hard|A possible origin for this imaginary U.S. WWII icon is a shipyard worker who signed his name on inspected craft|Kilroy
11/05/1998|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$500|medium|The Hindu trinity is Brahma, Vishnu & this god|Shiva
30/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CAR MEN|$1800|hard|A NYC skyscraper project begun by a Coney Island developer was bought by this car man in 1927|Walter Chrysler
17/12/1998|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL ARCHITECTURE|$500|medium|Melissa Etheridge's first Top 40 song, it says, 'Crawl inside, wait by the light of the moon'|Come To My Window
31/10/2001|Jeopardy!|ELEMENTARY ADVICE|$200|easy|Mind your own Bi|mind your own bismuth
02/02/1996|Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '70s|$300|easy|This 1979 nuclear disaster film starring Jane Fonda & Michael Douglas had no background music|The China Syndrome
17/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$800|hard|Marilyn McCoo sang the classic song 'Bill' when she made her Broadway debut as Julie in this revival in 1995|Show Boat
14/12/2006|Jeopardy!|INAPPROPRIATE TEAM NAMES|$200|easy|This NBA team name made sense when they were in Minnesota; they should now change their name to 'The Smog'|L.A. Lakers
11/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$800|hard|This novel of high society made Edith Wharton the first female winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction|The Age Of Innocence
03/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$200|easy|Flavored types of this liquor, like Pertsovka, are popular in the U.S. & have long been a Russian favorite|Vodka
04/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GO FIGURE|$2000|hard|1/3 + 1/4|7/12
02/04/2007|Jeopardy!|_____ OF _____|$600|medium|The Hindu shuffle that will get you to unsuspectingly pick a certain card is part of this type of magic|sleight of hand
01/07/2003|Jeopardy!|CAMELS|$600|medium|Camels are widely used on farms in the Punjab region of India & this country|Pakistan
16/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE HANGED MAN|$1600|hard|On Aug. 23, 1305 this Scottish freedom fighter was hanged, drawn & quartered, but they'll never take his freedom!|William Wallace
03/04/2000|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC MOVIE LINES|$500|medium|1937: 'Either he's dead or my watch has stopped'|A Day at the Races
19/06/2001|Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$100|easy|He appeared in films with his first wife Jane & his second wife Nancy|Ronald Reagan
14/05/2001|Jeopardy!|BIG COUNTRY|$100|easy|In one of its official languages, this nation of 1 billion is known as Bharat|India
14/07/1997|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT ROME|$200|easy|This most powerful government body of Ancient Rome passed decrees & handled foreign policy|Senate
03/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|JOURNALISM|$400|easy|Front page of the London Times was filled with these for the last time on May 2, 1966|classified ads
24/03/2004|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$1000|hard|The buildings in this Bermudan capital are commonly painted in pastels & the roofs are made of coral|Hamilton
20/11/2007|Jeopardy!|THE OLD COUNTRY|$800|hard|It was the Khmer Republic from 1970 until 1975|Cambodia
08/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|POETRY|$900|hard|This 1928 poem by Stephen Vincent Benet includes lines from the song 'Dixie'|'John Brown's Body'
02/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PICTURE ME!|$400|easy|'So sue me!', this man might have said when warned about oncoming danger in 1876|Custer
23/05/2001|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|None|None|3 of this federation's constituent parts are Ash Shariqah, Al Fujayrah & Umm Al Qaywayn|Unired Arab Emirates
19/11/2009|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITAL SIGHTSEEING|$400|easy|The Macaulay Salmon Hatchery & the Alaska State Museum|Juneau
25/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMERS|$600|medium|Karl Schwarzschild has a type of this named after him; Schwarz is a clue|Black hole
14/02/2000|Jeopardy!|CANDY|$100|easy|Get the 'Cool Sensation' of these mint candies made by Hershey|York Peppermint Patties
17/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$1400|hard|In 'Macbeth', it's the 5-word phrase that precedes 'Fire burn and cauldron bubble'|Double, double toil and trouble
04/11/2009|Jeopardy!|NUMBER PATTERNS|$1000|hard|1, 4, 9, 16, 25, ____|36
22/06/2007|Jeopardy!|CHARLES GOT CHARGED|$1000|hard|Throughout his trial, this man insisted that President Garfield had died from mistreatment by his doctors|(Charles) Guiteau
28/12/1994|Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$300|easy|E. coli, one of these found in humans, is often used in genetic studies|a bacteria
03/09/1997|Jeopardy!|CRITTERS|$300|easy|Species of this hovering bird range in size from 2' to 8'|Hummingbird
09/07/1998|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN, LIKE, 'LIKE'|$200|easy|Devoted to combat, like the ancient Spartans|Warlike
08/11/1988|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$300|easy|The congress held here hoped to restore Europe to the way it was before Napoleon|Vienna
29/12/2000|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATIONS|$300|easy|WD-40 is an oil you might use on your hinges on your 4WD, an abbreviation for this type of vehicle|4 wheel drive
07/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$400|easy|Detache, richochet & tremolo are ways to use this on a violin|Bow
05/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER GREAT LAKES|$800|hard|This Swiss-French lake is also called Lac Leman|Lake Geneva
23/05/2001|Jeopardy!|CALIFORNIA EXPORTS|$200|easy|The CAAB is the California advisory board for these, seen here|Artichokes
09/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WINNING WORDS|$400|easy|North Korea has an arch of this that's bigger than the one in Paris|Triumph
17/05/2004|Jeopardy!|OF THE 'RING's|$200|easy|The master of ceremonies at a circus|the ringmaster
14/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|By 900 A.D. Harold Fairhair had become the first king of this Scandinavian nation|Norway
12/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE BROWNS|$1200|hard|This current mayor of Oakland flirted with Linda Ronstadt & the presidency in the 1970s|Jerry Brown
03/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|BIRDS|$1000|hard|This 'crazy' North American diving bird has been found at depths of 160 feet|the (common) loon
15/07/2005|Jeopardy!|CASH|$600|medium|No flamboyant, rhinestone-studded outfits for Johnny Cash, whose usual stage wear earned him this nickname|The Man in Black
14/11/2006|Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$400|easy|One of Paganini's major works is the Concerto No. 1 in D Major for this instrument|the violin
20/09/2006|Jeopardy!|SOMEWHERE|$1000|hard|This country is bordered by Colombia to the south and Costa Rica to the north|Panama
02/05/2001|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S 'NU'|$100|easy|In law, when you're doing something that's offensive to the community, you're a public this|nuisance
12/11/2002|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$1000|hard|Before Tokyo, this was Japan's capital|Kyoto/Tokyo
17/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MIND IF I LEAD?|$800|hard|This former president returned to Chile March 3, 2000 & was stripped of immunity|Pinochet
26/09/2005|Jeopardy!|SUCH AUGUST GENTLEMEN|$200|easy|18th century clergyman Augustus Montague Toplady wrote the verses, not heard here, to this hymn|Rock Of Ages
14/04/2011|Jeopardy!|RACING|$600|medium|The climax of the movie 'Breaking Away' is this university's 'Little 500' bicycle race|Indiana
11/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. STAMPS|$1000|hard|The tribute to this artist was released March 25, 1998 in Washington, D.C., not 'Mobile'|Alexander Calder
01/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$3000|hard|This czar established a parliament called the Duma|Nicholas II
10/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1996 ELECTION|$800|hard|This Massachusetts senator defeated Governor William Weld to retain his U.S. Senate seat|John Kerry
20/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GIMME THE 5th|$3000|hard|Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek, & this made up the 5 Civilized Tribes|Seminole
23/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|POPULAR CLASSICAL MUSIC|$1000|hard|Mozart's Symphony No. 38 popularly bears the name of this central European capital|Prague
14/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICA'NA'|$1600|hard|In southwestern Mississippi, it's the oldest city on the Mississippi|Natchez
25/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CALI|$400|easy|Events in 1849 certainly helped California earn this official state nickname|The Golden State
28/01/2010|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$1000|hard|Pablo Casals said that this instrument 'is like a beautiful woman who has not grown older but younger with time'|cello
07/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$200|easy|In 1978 Nona Gaprindashvili became the first woman to achieve the men's int'l grandmaster title in this|Chess
30/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAVAL CONFLICTS|$400|easy|In 1982 an Argentine Exocet missile sank the British destroyer Sheffield in this war|Falkland Islands War
07/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THINGS OPERA|$400|easy|On Nov. 23, 1903 this tenor made his U.S. debut playing the Duke in 'Rigoletto' at the Metropolitan Opera|Caruso
06/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$2000|hard|In 1530 a statement of faith, or 'confession', was issued from this German city named for a Roman Emperor|Augsburg
21/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T BE SUCH A HEDGEHOG|$2000|hard|Though hedgehogs' diet may include mice & snakes, they're still classified as part of this order|Insectivores
16/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL SPEAKERS|$400|easy|'Divide the living child in two and give half to the one and half to the other'|Solomon
22/06/2000|Jeopardy!|THE BIG 'BANG'|$200|easy|Rigid bracelets, or an '80s all-girl pop band|Bangles
20/02/1998|Jeopardy!|SOUTHERNMOST POINTS|$200|easy|The southernmost point on the USA's mainland is Cape Sable in this Florida national park|the Everglades
03/07/2009|Jeopardy!|TITLE WOMEN IN SONG|$1000|hard|'You don't have to put on the red light, those days are over, you don't have to sell your body to the night'|Roxanne
25/04/2011|Jeopardy!|COMMUNITY COLLEGE ALUMNI|$1000|hard|This PBS 'newshour' anchor edited the student newspaper at Victoria College in Beaumont, Texas|Jim Lehrer
11/07/2001|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL CRIME BLOTTER|$500|medium|Wanted for treason against King David, he's known to have killed his half-brother for raping Tamar|Absalom
15/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE PERSONALS|$1000|hard|37 A.D.: Let's have Italian!  'Little Boot' emperor seeks hot companion shoe for stylish fit|Caligula
17/05/2000|Jeopardy!|CHESS NUTS|$400|easy|A special way a pawn may capture, it's French for 'in passing'|En passant
23/12/2009|Jeopardy!|A RICH STEW|$200|easy|This company's Centurion Card has a $5,000 initiation fee & annual membership is $2,500|American Express
20/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|POET-TREE|$400|easy|He wrote 'Tree at My Window' a few years after 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening'|(Robert) Frost
20/07/2011|Jeopardy!|SYNONYMS ON THE INSIDE|$200|easy|Inside 'equivalent' is this word meaning equivalent|equal (in equivalent)
31/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PILLOW TALK|$400|easy|Paul Reiser could tell you that this 3-letter word doesn't mean 'angry' when used for how I feel about you|mad
14/05/2004|Jeopardy!|MEET THE PRESS|$200|easy|In 1971 Daniel Ellsberg leaked the Pentagon Papers to this newspaper's Neil Sheehan|The New York Times
16/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POLYSYLLABIC VOCABULARY|$1600|hard|Similar to metonymy, it's a part standing in for the whole, like 'sail' to mean a ship|synecdoche
20/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN: WRITE ON!|$400|easy|Sadly, she died in Boston in 1888, just 2 days after her transcendentalist father Bronson|Louisa May Alcott
11/11/1999|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPER TOWNS|$200|easy|Pravda, shut down in 1996|Moscow
31/12/1997|Jeopardy!|HAPPY NEW YEAR!|$300|easy|May 14, 1998 marks the 50th anniversary of this nation's independence; Mazel Tov!|Israel
04/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MTV VIDEO OF THE YEAR ARTISTS|$800|hard|2009: 'Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)'|Beyonce
19/03/2010|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC WOMEN|$800|hard|In her will, this queen of Castile pleaded for just treatment of New World Indians|Isabella
01/06/2000|Final Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|None|None|He was born in 1864 to 2 first cousins|Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
12/02/2009|Jeopardy!|TOP 40 SONGS' MISSING LINKS|$600|medium|Blowing Kisses In The ____ Beneath My Wings|Wind
15/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HAVE YOU HEARD THE 'NEWS'?|$1600|hard|A 2011 scandal ended the 168-year run of this British scandal sheet|News of the World
13/12/2005|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$600|medium|If the solar system's 9 planets were lined up smallest to largest, Earth would be this number in line|fifth
13/07/2007|Jeopardy!|TO INJURY|$800|hard|In 1821 this poet had a hard time counting the ways she loved thee, what with injuring her spine in a fall|Elizabeth Barett Browning
05/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ROD STEWART|$400|easy|His 12 nominations include Best Male Rock Vocal for 'Young Turks', but Rod has never won one of these awards|a Grammy
17/09/2004|Jeopardy!|QUASI-RELATED PAIRS|$200|easy|Newscaster Brokaw & comedian Seinfeld|Tom & Jerry
02/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'HEART'Y PHRASES|$1000|hard|In this 1986 film, Clint Eastwood plays a Marine sergeant who prepares young recruits for the Grenada invasion|Heartbreak Ridge
09/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EXTRAORDINARY JOES|$600|medium|Mafia boss Joe Bonanno was unimaginatively nicknamed for these fruits|bananas
21/10/2004|Jeopardy!|BRUSSELS SPROUTS|$800|hard|Kids can eat with their hands at Leon, a restaurant specializing in this seafood that rhymes with 'Brussels'|mussels
14/07/2004|Jeopardy!|THE UNIVERSITY OF...|$200|easy|It boasts the world's largest citrus research center|the University of Florida
13/11/2009|Jeopardy!|ON THE U.S. MAP|$600|medium|Pine Bluff & Arkadelphia are cities in this state|Arkansas
17/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$1600|hard|This Baltimore university's hospital formally opened in 1889|Johns Hopkins
22/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|A COMPLETE FISCAL EXAM|$1200|hard|In June 2010 President Obama marked the 10,000th roadway project begun with money from this $787 billion infusion|the stimulus
22/07/2011|Jeopardy!|RHYMING NICKNAMES|$800|hard|Early in the career of comedian Phyllis, Time magazine dubbed her tis|'Killer' Diller
12/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'OX' MARKS THE SPOT|$1200|hard|'Deafening silence', for example|oxymoron
02/06/1999|Jeopardy!|BOOKS BY TV NEWSPEOPLE|$500|medium|'Everyone is Entitled to My Opinion' collects his commentaries from 'This Week'|David Brinkley
29/01/1996|Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '90s|$100|easy|Meryl Streep as an Iowa farm wife finds a once-in-a-lifetime love with Clint Eastwood in this 1995 film|The Bridges of Madison County
01/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$600|medium|'A watched pot never' does this|Boils
24/10/2007|Jeopardy!|TV NOSTALGIA|$1000|hard|The 1973 TV season gave us Richard Roundtree as this supercool private eye he'd played on film|(John) Shaft
05/01/2005|Jeopardy!|I'LL BE YOUR WAITER|$200|easy|We have an international flavor for this 'of the day'--Cuban black bean or French onion|soup
19/10/2009|Jeopardy!|THE RUSSIAN|$400|easy|He's the high-flying hero of 1961 seen here|Yuri Gagarin
14/10/1999|Jeopardy!|WHAT IS THAT THING?|$500|medium|Coachwhip|Snake
29/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|INSIDE THE COUNTRY|$1200|hard|I could live simply in a 'hut' in this Himalayan country|Bhutan
05/12/2006|Jeopardy!|JON STEWART'S AMERICA|$600|medium|This D.C. building's rotunda 'was made famous by the Stephen Baldwin/Pauly Shore vehicle Bio-Rotunda'|the Capitol
11/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|THE ODYSSEY|$600|medium|When Odysseus returns, she tests him on details of their bed to confirm his identity|Penelope
19/11/1993|Jeopardy!|ENDS WITH 'K'|$200|easy|If you lack good fortune, you're out of this|Luck
08/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TECHNO THRILLERS|$400|easy|The bestselling car in 9 of the past 10 years is this model, now available in a hybrid version|Camry
23/06/1998|Jeopardy!|FASHION STATEMENTS|$100|easy|A person with 2 jobs is said to wear 2 of these, even if he has just one head|Hats
02/07/1999|Jeopardy!|MEDAL OF HONOR WINNERS|$200|easy|During WWI Eddie Rickenbacker shot down 22 planes & 4 of these used for observation|balloons
25/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'SUN's|$2000|hard|He was the governor of New Hampshire before he became the first President Bush's chief of staff|John Sununu
06/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ALL'S WHALE THAT ENDS WHALE|$1800|hard|One of the 2 3-letter terms for a group of whales|a pod (or a gam)
16/10/2009|Jeopardy!|A HISTORY OF VIOLINS|$400|easy|This pupil of Nicolo Amati devised the modern bridge & set the proportions for modern violins|Stradivarius
21/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|QUICK AS A FLASH|$1000|hard|This lead singer & his Continental Kids appeared as the prom band in 'American Graffiti'|Flash Cadillac
25/05/2000|Final Jeopardy!|SOCIAL SCIENCE|None|None|It's estimated that of 6,000 in the world today, half will vanish in the next 100 years, including Jingulu & Chamicuro|Languages
07/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY DAUGHTERS & MOMS|$200|easy|Jamie Lee Curtis|Janet Leigh
14/04/2011|Jeopardy!|SOUP & SALAD|$1000|hard|The name of this chunky seafood soup comes from a French word for the cauldron in which fishermen made their stews|chowder
19/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC PHRASES|$800|hard|A 'Philadelphia' one is said to be an expert, as was Andrew Hamilton, who came to New York to help John Peter Zenger|a lawyer
04/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TURNING IN THEIR GRAVES|$1200|hard|He might turn in his pauper's grave when people use the following ring on their phones|Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
22/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS' RHYME TIME|$800|hard|Torn's witticisms|Rip's quips
20/12/2010|Jeopardy!|LIT BITS|$1000|hard|The most famous society dedicated to Sherlock Holmes is these 'Irregulars'|the Baker Street Irregulars
15/11/1985|Jeopardy!|BRITISH TV|$100|easy|Each week when Roger Moore looked up at beginning of “The Saint” this appeared above his head|halo
18/03/2009|Jeopardy!|ALSO A VEGAS CASINO|$200|easy|Titian or Vivaldi, heritage-wise|Venetian
11/02/1998|Jeopardy!|NEO GEO|$200|easy|This country took its half of the name & went home to Bratislava, becoming a separate nation in 1993|Slovakia
08/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|VIDEOASIS|$200|easy|Herds of this species, cousin of the mastadon, were once widespread in the Northern Hemisphere|Woolly mammoth
03/06/1998|Jeopardy!|IT'S A PLANE!|$500|medium|Introduced in 1944, this company's ME262 was the first jet combat plane|Messerschmitt
12/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|WORD PLAY|$600|medium|The 1st word in 'Little Miss Muffet' that can be replaced by a symbol found on std. typewriters|and
05/11/2001|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$300|easy|Think about it...this city was first settled by John Harris around 1718|Harrisburg
18/03/1999|Final Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL BIRTHPLACES|None|None|20th century president whose birthplace is depicted here|Herbert Hoover
24/07/2009|Jeopardy!|DRINK'S'|$600|medium|This type of fortified wine comes out of Spain's Andalusia region, baby|sherry
06/02/2009|Jeopardy!|THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR|$1000|hard|During the war he headed a committee to investigate the spread of yellow fever in military camps|Walter Reed
01/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'U' BETCHA!|$600|medium|This word precedes 'We Love Thee' in the title of a state song|Utah
19/05/2000|Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$200|easy|When your ears 'pop', it's actually this tube opening, allowing air to escape from or to the middle ear|Eustachian tube
20/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ITALIAN HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1866 citizens of this northern city-state voted to join the Kingdom of Italy|Venice
13/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PSYCHOLOGY|$1600|hard|Known for his 'box', he wrote 'Walden Two', a 1948 fiction work about operant conditioning|B.F. Skinner
12/12/2006|Jeopardy!|I LOVE YOU GUYS|$200|easy|Ich liebe dich|German
10/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NAUTICAL TERMS|$1600|hard|These walls are built between the decks to form watertight compartments|bulkheads
20/09/2006|Jeopardy!|OVER THE 'RAIN' BOW|$200|easy|A painful injury to the ligaments of a joint caused by wrenching|a sprain
08/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'DIC'-TIONARY|$800|hard|The act of uttering words to be transcribed by another|dictation
08/02/2001|Jeopardy!|THINGS THAT EXPLODE|$500|medium|In a supernova, one of these collapses & explodes, releasing lots of energy|star
25/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES NAMED FOR PEOPLE|$400|easy|This university has cvampuses in Utah & Hawaii|Brigham Young
11/09/2003|Jeopardy!|'EE'|$600|medium|As opposed to the woofer, this speaker reproduces the high-pitch sounds|tweeter
15/11/1999|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$300|easy|A short written version of your life|Bio
19/02/2009|Jeopardy!|DO NOT PASS 'GO'|$200|easy|Si, it's Spanish for a male friend, see|amigo
22/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|I WROTE THAT!|$2000|hard|'Ottsy i Deti', aka 'Fathers and Sons'|Ivan Turgenev
29/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICAL KNOW-HOW|$200|easy|This organ has a natural pacemaker, but if it goes bad an artificial one may be used|heart
30/10/2002|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$600|medium|This political & religious movement began in Jamaica in the 1920s|Rastafarianism
25/09/2006|Jeopardy!|'I' TUNES|$600|medium|We first heard Helen Reddy roar a version of this No. 1 anthem in 1972|I Am Woman
30/04/2003|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN DREAMS|$400|easy|Patrick Henry said, 'I know not what course others may take, but as for me, give me' this 'or give me death!'|liberty
20/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CITY FOLK|$400|easy|Palermitans|Palermo residents
13/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CHECK YOUR OIL|$1200|hard|In 2004 producers said high prices partly result from not building any new ones of these in the U.S. since the '70s|refineries
05/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$400|easy|Equip with a gun|arm
22/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CITY SOBRIQUETS|$400|easy|'The City Without Clocks' & 'The Gambler's Mecca'|Las Vegas
19/09/2008|Jeopardy!|HIDDEN COLORS|$1000|hard|For angels to show up, just put out some candy|orange (for angels)
30/05/2008|Jeopardy!|SOUSA'S|$600|medium|In 1880 John Philip Sousa became the leader of this military band|the Marine Band
03/12/1993|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$400|easy|In autumn, Lake Havasu City, AZ, celebrates the dedication of this landmark|London Bridge
11/12/2000|Jeopardy!|EYE, EYE DOCTOR|$100|easy|It's the transparent part of the eyeball contact lenses are designed to come into contact with|Cornea
14/04/2011|Jeopardy!|THANKS FOR THE MEMOIRS|$200|easy|In 'On Writing' this horror author wrote about his early life in Maine & gave advice to aspiring novelists|Stephen King
04/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|METALS|$400|easy|Amalgams are alloys of this liquid metal combined with other metals|Mercury
02/03/2010|Jeopardy!|STATE OF PLAY|$200|easy|Bears, Bulls, Cubs|Illinois
09/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AVIATION|$600|medium|The B-17 was the Flying this, the B-29 the Super this, & the B-52 the Strato this|Fortress
23/03/2007|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE YOU CAN EAT|$800|hard|This turn-of-the-century opera diva has had a peach & ice cream dessert & a type of toast named for her|Nellie Melba
30/11/2010|Jeopardy!|DOWN ON THE FARM|$200|easy|Polyface Farm is 'beyond organic'; cows & chickens are 'put out to' this, to graze & develop naturally|pasture
10/02/1999|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE SPORTS TEAM NICKNAMES|$400|easy|Penn State|Nittany Lions
20/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK TITLES|$1600|hard|Part one of Cormac McCarthy's Border Trilogy: 'All the Pretty' these|Horses
29/12/2000|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATIONS|$100|easy|In an apt. bldg., apartment building, you're sure to find a bdrm., one of these|bedroom
07/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC KIDS|$1200|hard|A 2010 cover story shows just how smart & even verbal this species of dolphin is|the bottlenose
03/05/2004|Jeopardy!|WOULD YOU LIKE A BEVERAGE?|$200|easy|At lunch counters in the U.S., this beverage is sometimes called moo or moo-juice|milk
30/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN CAPITALS|$1600|hard|Tourist attractions in this city near Africa's northern tip include the ruins of Carthage & other Punic towns|Tunis
10/06/2002|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS|$200|easy|This company introduced its Trac II twin-blade razor in 1971 & the good news disposable razor 5 years later|Gillette
10/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$1200|hard|Part of this composer's 'Requiem' is heard here|Mozart
17/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY LYRICS|$1600|hard|George M. Cohan: 'But should auld acquaintance be forgot, keep your eye on' this|Grand Old Flag
04/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'USA'|$1600|hard|It's South Korea's chief port & second-largest city|Pusan
16/07/1997|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES|$500|medium|Russian for 'news', it was the official national publication of the Soviet government until 1991|Izvestia
25/02/1998|Jeopardy!|ROCK MUSIC|$200|easy|His 'Doggystyle' CD was the first debut album ever to enter the Billboard charts at No. 1|Snoop Doggy Dogg
24/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PRONOUNS|$1600|hard|Take 2 letters off Pyramus' lover & give this demonstrative pronoun found in many 'Jeopardy!' clues|this (from Thisbe)
24/06/1987|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$800|hard|Creating the title role in 'Le Spectre de la Rose', this Russian's great exit leap became legend|Najinsky
02/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MEASURING UP|$800|hard|A spirometer is used to measure the air capacity of these|the lungs
18/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE ANCIENTS SPEAK|$3500|hard|In 'Epidemics' he wrote, 'As to diseases, make a habit of two things--to help, or at least to do no harm'|Hippocrates
02/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CARIBBEAN PORTS OF CALL|$2000|hard|A statue of Josephine Bonaparte stands in the center of La Savane, a garden in this Martinique port|Fort-de-France
07/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$1200|hard|Born near Prague in 1841, he composed the following in 1863|Antonin Dvorák
19/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1933 this Republican began serving the first of his 2 terms as governor of Kansas|Alf Landon
06/04/2001|Jeopardy!|IT'S A MYSTERY|$500|medium|In 1972 Faye Marder married this man; in 1985 they each put out their first mystery novels|Jonathan Kellerman
19/09/2000|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$400|easy|This tusked pinniped has air sacs in its neck enabling it to keep its head above water while sleeping|Walrus
05/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HBO|$1600|hard|She played a corrections officer on 'Oz' but is more famous as Tony's dissatisfied wife Carmela Soprano|Edie Falco
23/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN COMPOSERS|$1600|hard|He composed the classic 'Ol' Man River', with lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, for the musical 'Show Boat'|Jerome Kern
28/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE MAIN COURSE|$1000|hard|Served over fettuccine, this sauce combines butter, cream, Parmesan cheese & plenty of pepper|Alfredo sauce
09/11/2000|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$100|easy|In 1977 this Florida city replaced its old capitol building with a new high-rise capitol|Tallahassee
21/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|RABBIT STEW|$2000|hard|This 'rabbit' is in the title of a movie with Wallace & Gromit|Were-Rabbit
06/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD|$400|easy|This sauce that tops Eggs Benedict is also good on artichokes|Hollandaise sauce
03/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$400|easy|In 1915 Gutzon Borglum designed a memorial to the Confederacy on this Georgia mountain|Stone Mountain
16/01/2008|Jeopardy!|BIRD IS THE WORD|$400|easy|They're the pro basketball-playing birds of prey in Atlanta|the Hawks
06/10/1997|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE LITE|$500|medium|If you think the Antipholus twins aren't the heroes of this comedy, you're 'mistaken'|The Comedy Of Errors
14/12/2006|Final Jeopardy!|WORD ODDITIES|None|None|This Britishism, a homophone of a letter in the alphabet, has one consonant followed by a line of 4 vowels|queue
17/02/2009|Jeopardy!|MEDICAL MILESTONES|$800|hard|In the 1940s Pearl Kendrick helped develop the DTP vaccine providing protection against this, tetanus & pertussis|diphtheria
17/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT A DECADE IN THE U.S.|$2000|hard|An 1870s novel about greed & corruption gave us the name of this Age, meaning 'gold-covered'|Gilded
25/04/2011|Final Jeopardy!|BRITISH LANDMARKS|None|None|Completed in 1858, it was to be named St. Stephen, but was nicknamed this, honoring the chief commissioner of the works|Big Ben
13/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|1996|$200|easy|Many major auto racing stars bypassed this race to drive in CART's new U.S. 500 the same day|Indianapolis 500
20/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS TRIALS|$1200|hard|(Jack Ford delivers the clue.)  This rotund silent comic's 3 notorious trials brought 2 hung juries & an acquittal -- then 6 days later the movies' morality czar banned him from the screen|'Fatty' Arbuckle
09/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|$1000|hard|This Oscar-winning song from 1952 is subtitled 'Do Not Forsake Me, Oh My Darlin''|High Noon
20/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE ADDAMS FAMILY|$200|easy|The Addams got their Saturday morning start when they guest-starred on this sleuth pooch's show|Scooby-Doo
18/12/2006|Jeopardy!|A SPELLING CATEGORY|$600|medium|(Tori...) Big hits on ABC in the '70s for my dad included 'The Love Boat', 'Fantasy Island' & this 'heavenly' detective drama|Charlie's Angels
09/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|STAPLES CENTER|$2000|hard|J-Lo & J-Smits were hosts on the September 13, 2000 inaugural telecast of these music awards from the Staples Center|the Latin Grammy Awards
10/10/1997|Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$400|easy|It's the process by which an organism or cell takes in oxygen & expels carbon dioxide|Respiration
06/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CIRCUS TALK|$800|hard|A fight on a circus lot is called one of these, also the name of Red Skelton's Kadiddlehopper|Clem
02/12/1996|Jeopardy!|SOUTHERN COOKING|$500|medium|The dough for the 'beaten' type of this quick bread needs at least 200 strokes|biscuits
03/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ROYAL ODDITIES|$400|easy|Strangely, Charles XIV John of this Scandinavian country had a 'Death to all kings' tattoo|Sweden
12/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|O CANADA|$600|medium|On June 25, 1993 Vancouver's Kim Campbell became the first woman to hold this post|Prime Minister
15/04/2010|Jeopardy!|TV: WHO PLAYED 'EM?|$200|easy|Shirley Schmidt & Murphy Brown|Candice Bergen
21/09/2001|Jeopardy!|MY KINDA TOWN|$200|easy|Notre Dame is a town within the boundaries of this Indiana city|South Bend
15/05/2001|Jeopardy!|FAST FOOD HAIKU|$100|easy|No more chihuahua/ but Gorditas & tacos/ Chalupa Supreme|Taco Bell
13/07/2009|Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE HISTORY _____|$800|hard|Old name for Russia & 14 other republics until 1991: The ____ Union|the Soviet Union
01/06/2010|Jeopardy!|FOOD SCIENCE|$800|hard|1 serving of this from Stonyfield contains 5 billion units of Lactobacillus rhamnosus bacteria|yogurt
25/09/1984|Jeopardy!|BEGINS WITH 'L'|$400|easy|A, B, M, P, or Z, for example|letters
28/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$400|easy|Indian-born music director of the Israel Philharmonic, he also conducts the New York Philharmonic|Zubin Mehta
08/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH AUTHORS|$200|easy|Of all his books, he said he liked 'David Copperfield' the best|Charles Dickens
29/10/1997|Jeopardy!|'C' THE WORLD|$500|medium|The name of this African country comes from camaroes, a Portuguese word for shrimp|Cameroon
12/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY NICKNAMES|$1000|hard|'The People's Lawyer' & 2000 Green Party presidential candidate|Ralph Nader
25/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WEST VIRGINIA|$6400|hard|Then a part of Virginia, this village became famous for an Oct. 16, 1859 event|Harpers Ferry
21/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREANA|$400|easy|Of Shakespeare's history play, she exclaimed, 'I am Richard II, know ye not that?'|Queen Elizabeth I
29/12/2009|Jeopardy!|THE SMITHS|$1200|hard|Founded a church in 1830, murdered 14 years later|Joseph Smith
14/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST NAMES|$1000|hard|A French form of 'white', it was a popular name for women around the turn of the century|Blanche
06/01/2011|Jeopardy!|'V' SHALL SEE|$1000|hard|Structure seen here perfected by the Romans|a viaduct
19/02/2001|Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|$300|easy|He does quite a bit of bed-hopping in the 4 John Updike novels featuring him|Rabbit Angstrom
09/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$1000|hard|Its 71-foot glass pyramid designed by I.M. Pei was commissioned by Francois Mitterrand|the Louvre
14/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ITALIAN COMPOSERS|$1200|hard|Gioacchino, of 'Il Barbiere di Siviglia' fame|Rossini
15/05/2000|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$300|easy|In 1996 Emil Constantinescu defeated Ion Iliescu in a runoff election for president of this country|Romania
14/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FISH FRY!|$200|easy|'Joy of Cooking' says dogfish is a classic part of this British staple dish served with vinegar|Fish and chips
06/04/1998|Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$100|easy|Faith, Glenn, Harrison|Ford
16/09/2002|Jeopardy!|SUPERHEROES|$200|easy|In a 2002 movie this hero got an upside-down kiss from Mary Jane|Spider-Man
21/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MARINE LIFE|$1200|hard|Newly hatched octopi live among this group of microscopic plants & animals that float on the ocean's surface|plankton
21/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A REALLY LONG TIME AGO|$400|easy|In Euripides' home Protagoras read a controversial treatise saying these might not exist|gods
14/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'GREAT' LEADERS|$1200|hard|Hawaii, c. 1790-1819|Kamehameha the Great
29/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$2000|hard|Congressman Carl Vinson was lucky to have a massive aircraft carrier & this peak in Antarctica named for him|Vinson Massif
25/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY HOUSES|$800|hard|The Red Cloud, Nebraska home seen here was the model for Antonia's home in a novel by this author:|Willa Cather
29/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A GREEN CATEGORY|$800|hard|A large green sandstone block at this prehistoric English site is called the 'Altar Stone'|Stonehenge
29/05/2008|Jeopardy!|NUMBERS|$800|hard|JFK was this number in presidential sequence, also the minimum age to become president|35
15/05/1991|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMICAL QUOTES|$1000|hard|Whittier's 'Barefoot Boy' had this 'of tan'|Cheek
21/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|QUICK AS A FLASH|$800|hard|Raymond Larkin, the Fernwood Flasher, was the grandfather of this TV title character|Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman
28/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE BLAIR NICHE PROJECT|$200|easy|She turned heads as the head-turning Regan in 1973's 'The Exorcist'|Linda Blair
08/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY A LA JACK BAUER|$2000|hard|Chloe, I need a Jan. 24, year 41 location on this Roman emperor, aka 'Little Boot'... cancel that; he's dead|Caligula
14/10/2003|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN FOOD|$200|easy|Don't wonder, naan, roti & puri are types of this in India|bread
14/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS IN HISTORY|$2000|hard|As a teen Walter Raleigh served with the armies of these French Protestants|the Huguenots
21/04/1999|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL ALBUM|$500|medium|Forest dweller seen here in...no...hurry|Sloth
05/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECTORS' LAST FEATURE FILMS|$1600|hard|'Curly Sue' (1991)|John Hughes
28/09/2011|Jeopardy!|BEHIND BARS|$200|easy|The smallest bartender's measurement, it can also refer to a short foot race|a dash
23/09/2004|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY SHIPS|None|None|This British ship was named for a Roman province established in the area of Portugal in 27 B.C.|the Lusitania
21/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|STOCK SYMBOLS|$2000|hard|This company, TWX, likes initials such as AOL, HBO & TBS|Time Warner
05/01/2011|Jeopardy!|TAKE A LETTER|$400|easy|This letter has been used as slang for a $10 bill|an X
26/05/2005|Jeopardy!|BRITISH AUTHORS|$1000|hard|In 2002 Christopher Hitchens published a book called 'Why' this great anti-totalitarian writer 'Matters'|George Orwell
23/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SIMPLE SCIENCE|$600|medium|Of a proton, neutron or electron, the one that's heaviest|Neutron
02/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE SWEET 1600s|$1600|hard|In the 1697 Treaty of Rijswijk, the French recognized this Dutch-born man as King of England|William of Orange
15/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$200|easy|'Candle in the Wind' singer who boldly signed the Declaration of Independence first|Elton John Hancock
20/01/2006|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$600|medium|In 1804 fur trader Toussaint Charbonneau made her his wife|Sacagawea
27/12/2002|Jeopardy!|THE PLANET URANUS|$1000|hard|He discovered Uranus as well as 2 of its moons|William Herschel
23/06/2011|Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$400|easy|In palynology scientists study the past distribution of seed plants by looking at grains of this|pollen
10/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SUPREME COURT REJECTS|$2000|hard|This president not only got Bork-ed but also got smoked with Douglas Ginsburg|Reagan
21/09/2006|Jeopardy!|'DAD'|$600|medium|Discovered by Columbus in 1498, this island is just north of Venezuela|Trinidad
08/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A MASTERPIECE!|$400|easy|Painted as a protest in '37, this work is often considered one of Picasso's most powerful works|Guernica
05/01/2005|Jeopardy!|'ROLL' CALL|$800|hard|A return to a lower level in prices|a rollback
09/06/2011|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$800|hard|Tagalog is the basis for one of the official languages of this country|the Philippines
20/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE ARCHER|$600|medium|This Homeric hero shot the suitors of his wife Penelope 'till the dead lay in piles'|Odysseus
31/03/2004|Jeopardy!|ARCHAIC WORDS|$600|medium|What was once chiropody, the health field dealing with the feet, is now more commonly called this|podiatry
18/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$800|hard|Charlie Chaplin's son Sydney earned a Tony nomination for playing Nick Arenstein in this 1964 musical|Funny Girl
12/06/1998|Jeopardy!|CONSERVATION|$200|easy|The Marine Mammal Protection Act bars the import of ivory from the tusks of these|walruses
12/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LITERATURE|$1000|hard|'If You Give a Mouse a Muffin' is a follow-up to this 1985 book by Felicia Bond & Laura Joffe Numeroff|If You Give a Mouse a Cookie
10/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|STAMPS FROM AROUND THE WORLD|$2000|hard|He's the nationalist statesman seen here|Sun Yat-sen
04/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CINEMATIC CHICAGO|$800|hard|An eerie fascination with fire fuels this 1991 Kurt Russell picture about heroic Chicago firefighters|Backdraft
16/01/2004|Jeopardy!|THE 'END'|$600|medium|This Indiana city is home to the College Football Hall of Fame|South Bend
01/05/1990|Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$200|easy|In Sept. 1989 this English rock group introduced its own line of clothes|The Rolling Stones
24/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|VIDEO POTPOURRI|$200|easy|A German tax collector developed this dog breed to have protection while on his rounds:|Doberman pinscher
09/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BOND, ATOMIC BOND|$2000|hard|Some compounds with nice smells, like benzene, have bonds called this, a term used to describe perfume|aromatic
18/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY GREAT ESCAPES|$2000|hard|Pangloss keeps his incorrigible optimism intact when he escapes an incompetent hangman's noose in this satire|Candide
17/10/2005|Jeopardy!|SPEED|$200|easy|A 1972 experiment set this more precisely at 186,282 miles per second|the speed of light
11/12/1997|Jeopardy!|SPY FICTION|$200|easy|His 5 years with the British foreign service certainly put a Smiley on his face|John le Carre
13/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$600|medium|Among languages spoken by more than 1 million people, it's the only one whose name begins with 'V'|Vietnamese
16/09/2008|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL ADJECTIVES|$800|hard|Soft Cell sang, 'Once I ran to you, now I'll run from you' in an '80s song about this title kind of love|Tainted
02/12/1998|Jeopardy!|MEN OF LETTERS|$100|easy|Herbert George...|H.G. Wells
05/03/2008|Jeopardy!|ART FOR ART'S SAKE|$1000|hard|This 'wrap' artist & his wife Jeanne-Claude used more than 1 million square feet of fabric to wrap the Reichstag|Christo
14/06/2005|Final Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CAPITALS|None|None|In an August 1989 protest, a 2-million-person human chain stretched from Tallinn to Riga to this city|Vilnius
16/11/1999|Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$300|easy|Glen, Naomi, Neve|Campbell
30/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|POP QUIZ|$800|hard|1978's 'Don't Look Back' was the follow-up to this New England band's hit debut album|Boston
23/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SMALL-TOWN CINEMA|$600|medium|Aliens inhabit the bodies of the staff of a small-town high school in this 1998 horror flick|The Faculty
16/02/2010|Jeopardy!|ASSEMBLY LINE|$200|easy|(Alex looks over the assembly line at the Ford Motor Company in Dearborn, MI.)  I know it looks like a scene from a sci-fi film, but these robots are doing this important but hazardous job that helps keep some of the metal parts together|welding
07/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|JUILLIARD ALUMNI|$2000|hard|In 1958, this Israeli violinist entered Juilliard; in 1963 he played Carnegie Hall|Itzhak Perlman
14/07/2008|Jeopardy!|HAVE YOU DRIVEN A FJORD LATELY?|$600|medium|Kenai Fjords, which became a national park in 1980, lies in the south-central part of this U.S. state|Alaska
21/11/2008|Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE TEENS|$400|easy|It's all been uphill for this 'Grey's Anatomy' hunk since he was a downhill skiing champ in high school|(Patrick) Dempsey
27/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTABLE MOVIES|$400|easy|1972: 'My father assured him that either his signature or his brains would be on the contract'|The Godfather
28/03/2001|Jeopardy!|DESPERATE MEASURES|$100|easy|It holds 31 to 42 gallons of a liquid -- oil for example|Barrel
27/01/2012|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$800|hard|The second verse of this classic American song begins, 'O beautiful for pilgrim feet'|America the Beautiful
31/05/2006|Jeopardy!|THE SEA OTTER|$600|medium|There are about 2,500 Southern sea otters off the California coast & 50,000 Northern sea otters off this state|Alaska
29/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$1000|hard|From an Indo-European word meaning abundance, it's a single book containing several works|Omnibus
30/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELRY|$800|hard|Miss Tamblyn knows that lots of jewelry is made from this brownish-yellow fossil resin|amber
08/07/2011|Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS IN LITERATURE|$1000|hard|In a 1900 book, one character tells her, 'I'm really a very good man; but I'm a very bad wizard'|Dorothy
15/07/1996|Final Jeopardy!|RULERS|None|None|Last name of the last man to sit in power on the Peacock Throne|(Shah Reza) Pahlevi (of Iran)
11/11/1991|Jeopardy!|DAN QUAYLE|$500|medium|Through his father, Quayle is descended from this military leader of the Plymouth Colony|Miles Standish
03/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MAKING A GOOD IMPRESSIONIST|$400|easy|His 'Four Dancers' was not one of the 24 works he submitted to an Impressionist show in 1876|Edgar Degas
16/02/2006|Jeopardy!|YOU GET A 'D'|$800|hard|A succession of monarchs from the same family|dynasty
10/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ASIAN CAPITALS|$400|easy|Inchon, about 20 miles to the southwest, is this capital's seaport|Seoul
15/01/2007|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD LEFTIES|$600|medium|We gotta hand it to this left-handed actress for winning an Oscar for 'Erin Brockovich'|Julia Roberts
25/05/1999|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$300|easy|This famous U-2 reconnaissance pilot later became a helicopter traffic reporter|Francis Gary Powers
27/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MONEY|$1000|hard|A Latin term for government-based paper money, or an Italian car that will cost you a lot of it|Fiat
11/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MUNICH|$1600|hard|On Munich's coat of arms you'll find one of these religious figures who originally settled the city and gave it its name|monk
07/01/2004|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$600|medium|In an aardvark these are diiferent from yours; they have no enamel|teeth
07/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$200|easy|The Old Capitol Building in this Cuban capital resembles ours in Washington, D.C.|Havana
16/11/1988|Jeopardy!|AVIATION|$100|easy|San Diego, where the plane 'Spirit of St. Louis' was built, named its airport for this man|Charles Lindbergh
28/03/2003|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$800|hard|(I'm Kevin Carter of the NFL)  The FCA stands for this ministry originally supported by Branch Rickey|Fellowship of Christian Athletes
21/01/2003|Jeopardy!|'D' TIME|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew in Amsterdam)  In the early 1600s, one tulip bulb could pay for a house or be given by a bride's family as this|dowry
10/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TREES!|$400|easy|Though this 'syrupy' tree is common in the U.S., about 2/3 of its species are native to China|the maple
10/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$200|easy|Modern Persian is also called Farsi from the Fars region in the southwest of this country|Iran
06/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PUBLIC RADIO|$400|easy|Tom & Ray, hosts of this auto show, delivered the 1999 commencement address at their alma mater, M.I.T.|Car Talk
09/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IOWA|$4000|hard|The first non-native Americans to travel in Iowa, this French pair explored the region in 1673|Jacques Marquette & Louis Joliet
22/05/1990|Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$500|medium|Tradition says throwing coins into this will insure your return to Rome|Trevi Fountain
31/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS WHO ACT|$200|easy|The 1999 TV movie 'Blue Valley Songbird' starred this buxom blonde songbird of country music|Dolly Parton
09/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES SCIENCE TIMES|$1200|hard|Glen Canyon, inundated by the formation of this man-made Utah lake, is becoming visible again as the lake dries up|Lake Powell
25/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE HALEAKALA OBSERVATORY|$1600|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from Haleakala Observatory in Maui, Hawaii.)  The world became a safer place when Haleakala's Pan-STARRS telescope went into operation in 2010; its mission is to search the skies for NEAs, these unwelcome visitors to our cosmic neighborhood|near-earth asteroids
08/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH WHODUNITS|$600|medium|Don't Pooh-Pooh his mysteries 'The Red House Mystery' & 'Four Days' Wonder'|A.A. Milne
05/05/1997|Final Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|None|None|On January 30, 1997, the 49th anniversary of his death, some of his ashes were scattered in the Ganges River|Mohandas K. Gandhi
16/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH MOVIE TRIVIA|$600|medium|Actor in common to the coming-to-California films 'True Romance' & 'Kalifornia'|Brad Pitt
06/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|POLISH HISTORY|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Gdansk, Poland.)  This labor union was formed here in Gdansk in 1980 & within months represented most Polish workers|Solidarity
04/10/1991|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$100|easy|Alaska's most populous city; it was founded in 1914 as a construction base for the Alaska Railroad|Anchorage
25/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY SEVENS|$1500|hard|After returning to Denmark, she finished the 'Seven Gothic tales' she had been working on in Africa|Karen Blixen (or Isak Dinesen)
15/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE ISLANDS OF VANUATU|$400|easy|(Jeff Probst reports from Vanuatu.)  The largest of Vanuatu's more than 80 islands, Espiritu Santo is Spanish for this member of the Trinity|the Holy Spirit
19/12/2000|Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$100|easy|This Spanish surrealist collaborated on 2 films with Luis Bunuel, 'Un Chien Andalou' & 'L'Age D'Or'|Salvador Dali
15/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA SLAYS ME|$2000|hard|Schlemil is killed in a duel in 'The Tales of' this German author|Hoffman
29/05/1992|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$400|easy|The Dorcas type of this graceful antelope is one of the smallest; it's barely 2 feet tall|a gazelle
19/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S YOUR MOMMY?|$800|hard|Kate Hudson|Goldie Hawn
14/03/2007|Jeopardy!|BOOM GOES THE DYNAMITE!|$600|medium|In 2000, 5800 separate explosions brought down the Kingdome in this city|Seattle
02/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FORBES 100 MOST POWERFUL WOMEN|$400|easy|At No. 18, she's the only senator on the list|Hillary Clinton
17/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$1000|hard|Named for its 2 owners, it introduced the first commercial drink mixer in 1911|Hamilton-Beach
30/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'THE' NATION|$400|easy|It's made up of Northern Ireland & Great Britain|the United Kingdom
08/11/2004|Jeopardy!|CHAMPAGNE MUSIC|$800|hard|This No. 1 hit with a 'Spanglish' title says, 'She never drinks the water, makes you order French champagne'|'Livin' La Vida Loca'
02/07/2007|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY AUTHORS|$800|hard|'Czech' out her tennis mysteries like 'Killer Instinct' & 'The Total Zone' by this former champ|Martina Navratilova
09/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$200|easy|P.T. Barnum purchased this pachyderm, billed as the world's largest, from the London zoo in 1882|Jumbo
01/02/2005|Jeopardy!|TIME FOR A 'PI'|$1000|hard|A plant belonging to the genus Angallis, especially having scarlet flowers|pimpernel
29/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DEADLY FILMS?|$1200|hard|Madonna appeared in this 2002 Bond film & sang the title tune|Die Another Day
13/11/2000|Jeopardy!|SEATTLE MEANS BUSINESS|$100|easy|Robyn Hitchcock's song 'Viva! Sea-Tac' rhymes, 'Coming and going it has to be' this transportation company|Boeing
22/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BIG APPLE SAUCE|$400|easy|This 'diabolical' area of Manhattan stretches from Eighth Avenue to the Hudson River|Hell's Kitchen
13/12/2010|Jeopardy!|EDUCATION|$800|hard|In 1971 the Supreme Court ruled doing this to integrate 'the dual school systems' of the South was constitutional|busing
10/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PIC-POURRI|$1600|hard|In a popular kids' game, they're what's eaten by the hungry animal seen here|marbles
21/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|THEATER|$400|easy|In 15th century, Italian scholars saw commedia Erudita, nobles saw commedia intermezzi, & commoners, this|commedia dell'arte
19/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE POET|$1600|hard|'So long as men can breathe or eyes can see, so long lives this, and this gives life to thee'|Shakespeare
10/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NBA TEAMS IN OTHER WORDS|$400|easy|The stinging wasps|the Hornets
28/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SUPREME COURTSHIP|$800|hard|He married Virginia Lamp in 1987; in 1991, he was hit by Hurricane Anita... Hill|Clarence Thomas
28/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'ECO' FRIENDLY|$1200|hard|This period in American history lasted from 1865 to 1877|Reconstruction
19/10/2010|Jeopardy!|____ OF THE ____|$600|medium|Thomas Dixon wrote a play about Abe Lincoln titled this kind of guy with a common touch|Man of the People
03/07/1998|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'H'|$400|easy|Jacket for corn (4)|Husk
15/10/2009|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$1000|hard|This man's 1807 steamboat run up the Hudson led to an 1824 Supreme Court decision on interstate commerce|(Robert) Fulton
13/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$7000|hard|Due to its luster, German miners gave this 'pleasant' rock its name, which means 'spark'|gneiss
01/11/2011|Jeopardy!|HUSBANDRY|$600|medium|Beyonce married him in a secret ceremony in April 2008|Jay Z
07/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE GAMES|$800|hard|Set in a church basement, a new musical about this game premiered in Hermosa Beach, California in 2001|bingo
11/04/2005|Jeopardy!|VISUALIZE|$200|easy|Deadly lady seen here|a black widow
02/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SUPREME COURT JUSTICES|$2000|hard|A private university in Waltham, Mass. is named for this Jewish justice who served from 1916 to 1939|Louis Brandeis
17/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GREAT BRITS|$200|easy|About 5'5'' in real life, he towers nearly 17 feet above his column in Trafalgar Square|Lord Nelson
23/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$800|hard|This author's work as a private detective with Pinkerton lent authenticity to 'The Maltese Falcon'|(Dashiell) Hammett
02/09/1997|Jeopardy!|THE  NFL|$200|easy|(Hi, I'm Reggie White!)  In 1982 I was named Southeastern Conference player of the year while playing for this school's Volunteers|Tennessee
05/07/2010|Jeopardy!|THE ORCHESTRA|$400|easy|There are more of these string instruments in the orchestra than any other|violins
04/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$600|medium|William Blake asked of this wild animal, 'Did he who made the lamb make thee?'|The Tyger
02/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$400|easy|This book by Arthur Golden says, 'I wasn't born and raised to be a Kyoto geisha'|Memoirs of a Geisha
08/02/2005|Jeopardy!|TEEN PEOPLE|$400|easy|Extreme weather in a 2004 blockbuster film didn't damage his looks|Jake Gyllenhaal
28/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'90s MUSIC|$800|hard|The chorus of this Beck song mentions 'Two turntables and a microphone'|'Where It's At'
10/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY MOVIES|$2000|hard|1976: Burt Reynolds as an ex-con with a personal vendetta against corrupt politicians|Gator
11/10/2004|Jeopardy!|WHICH TV SHOW CAME FIRST?|$1000|hard|'Cagney & Lacey', 'Starsky & Hutch', 'Mork & Mindy'|Starsky & Hutch
04/03/1998|Jeopardy!|GO TO 'H'|$200|easy|At best, it's a computer enthusiast; at worst, it's one who illegally taps into your computer|Hacker
09/06/2006|Jeopardy!|PRISON LIFE|$800|hard|Nazi imagery & ideas inspire this vicious 'Brotherhood' that began in California prisons in the 1960s|the Aryan Brotherhood
30/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GOOD 'P.R.'|$1200|hard|It's a system in which one's work is evaluated by those in the same field; NIH grants are subject to dual ones|peer review
24/04/2009|Jeopardy!|I HEAR BANJOS|$600|medium|He penned the lyrics 'I come from Alabama with my banjo on my knee'|Stephen Foster
13/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FITNESS|$1200|hard|Ultra-endurance athlete Johnny G created this indoor cycling workout|spinning
06/12/2005|Jeopardy!|HARD 'BALL'|$600|medium|During WWII a barrage series of these was anchored to inhibit low-flying aircraft attacks|barrage balloons
27/04/2006|Jeopardy!|CITIES IN SONG|$600|medium|Jan & Dean sang about 'The Little Old Lady From' this city; 'She's the terror of Colorado Boulevard'|Pasadena
09/06/1999|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE MATTER...YELLOW??|$400|easy|Narcissus pseudonarcissus is the scientific name of this garden flower|Daffodil
06/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|STATELY BOTANICAL GARDENS|$800|hard|Chesapeake Arboretum, Williamsburg Botanical Garden|Virginia
11/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MEDIEVAL MUSIC|$2000|hard|From 590 to 604 this type of music would have gotten a Papal Choice Award|Gregorian Chant (named for Pope Gregory I)
14/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ISAAC-LY|$800|hard|You don't have to have an apple fall on your head to think of this scientist seen here|Isaac Newton
27/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|STOCK HOME|$400|easy|Microsoft & Starbucks are listed on this exchange that has more companies than the NYSE|NASDAQ
05/03/1999|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$200|easy|Key, circus, wedding|Rings
10/05/2006|Jeopardy!|LEGAL TYPES|$600|medium|Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald's current title is this type of 'counsel'|Special Counsel
15/11/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THAT WORD...?|$800|hard|…that means verbal abuse: A. abrogation B. cogitation C. sinistration D. vituperation|vituperation
15/04/1998|Jeopardy!|NONPOTENT POTABLES|$200|easy|Under its Mug brand, Pepsico markets root beer & this drink flavored with vanilla|cream soda
14/10/2004|Jeopardy!|HOCKEY|$400|easy|To figure out how many points a player has simply add these 2 totals|goals and assists
22/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR-WINNING SONGS|$800|hard|'I'm Easy'|Nashville
31/10/2011|Jeopardy!|TEXTING FOR SHORT|$800|hard|It's how you might sign off to your child or spouse: LYL|love you lots
21/05/2001|Jeopardy!|INITIALS M.S.|$400|easy|This children's author cooked up 'Chicken Soup With Rice'|Maurice Sendak
17/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC APPRECIATION|$1000|hard|This musical direction, Italian for 'lively', is also the title of a Rodgers & Hammerstein musical|Allegro
20/01/2009|Jeopardy!|SHALL WE REPRODUCE?|$600|medium|Only one letter apart, they're the 2 main ways to reproduce in the animal & plant kingdoms|sexual & asexual
28/09/2011|Jeopardy!|BLANK VERSE|$200|easy|John Keats: 'Beauty is ____,  ____ beauty,--that is all / Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know'|truth
06/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE LAST|$400|easy|It was for Virginia Slims, on the 'Tonight Show' Jan. 1, 1971|the last ad for cigarettes
13/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE TRIALS OF WOMANHOOD|$400|easy|A 1913 W.V. miners' strike brought martial law, so 82-year-old Mother Jones was tried in this type of military tribunal|a court-martial
13/01/1997|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$300|easy|The 1st Canadian journalist to arrive at the scene of JFK's assassination, he's now an anchorman|Peter Jennings
12/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AUDREY HEPBURN FILM ROLES|$600|medium|Sister Luke|The Nun's Story
20/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY JEOPARDY!|$1600|hard|Some bars have a special machine to chill this German beverage to 4 degrees|Jagermeister
20/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE GREEK|$2000|hard|It can be an introductory scene of a play or an introductory verse of a poem|prologue
20/12/1991|Double Jeopardy!|PHOTOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|In 1936 she became one of the first 4 staff photographers at Life magazine|Margaret Bourke-White
08/05/2009|Jeopardy!|I'D RATHER BE SKIING|$200|easy|If you're a beginner, you might hippity-hop over to this smaller, gentler slope|a bunny hill
26/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EERIE TV ANTHOLOGIES|$400|easy|This Rod Serling series that 'hung around' NBC was cut from 60 minutes to 30 in 1972|Night Gallery
09/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH HISTORY|$1600|hard|This legislative assembly was formed by Philip IV in 1302; it was replaced in 1789 with the National Assembly|the Estates General (les états généraux)
05/11/1998|Jeopardy!|A CAPITAL IDEA|$200|easy|Empress Taitu chose the name of this Ethiopian capital; it means 'new flower'|Addis Ababa
08/10/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 2008 SPORTS ILLUSTRATED FORTUNATE 50|$200|easy|No. 1, $127.9 mil.: He's made 'close to $800 million in total earnings on and off the course over his 13-year career'|Tiger Woods
27/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CALL IN YOUR 'IOUS'|$800|hard|Meaning questionable or distrustful , it's found in the title of a 1969 Elvis hit|suspicious
28/06/2011|Jeopardy!|LA CATEGORIE JEOPARDY!|$600|medium|Lacs et fleuves|Lakes & Rivers
23/12/1999|Jeopardy!|JAWS|$300|easy|Seen here, the bone-crunching jaws of this carnivore are no 'laughing' matter:|Hyena
04/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANDORRA|$400|easy|Mare de Deu de Meritxell, a national festival honoring her, is celebrated each September 8|the Virgin Mary
23/09/2002|Jeopardy!|WHAT GRADE DID YOU GET?|$200|easy|Anthracite, the highest grade of this, is made almost entirely of carbon|coal
25/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|17th CENTURY DRAMA|$800|hard|Pierre Corneille's masterworks 'Horace' & 'Cinna' are set in this city|Rome
01/04/2005|Jeopardy!|TIM, TOM, TAMMY|$1000|hard|The first collection of this author's short stories was 1898's 'Der Kleine Herr Friedemann'|Thomas Mann
02/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN AUTHORS|$400|easy|'Deck The Halls', a Christmas thriller, was a joint effort by Carol Higgins Clark & this author, her mom|Mary Higgins Clark
19/02/2010|Jeopardy!|MOVIN' ON 'UP'|$1000|hard|Adjective meaning sudden or unexpected, such as when one is brusque in speech|abrupt
18/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN PLAYS|$1000|hard|The 2007 revival of this classic courtroom drama cast Christopher Plummer in the role inspired by Clarence Darrow|Inherit the Wind
07/10/2010|Jeopardy!|CLUB TED|$200|easy|After leaving ABC's 'Nightline', he became the managing editor for the Discovery Channel|Ted Koppel
14/07/1997|Jeopardy!|ORES|$200|easy|The red, sometimes transparent crystals of cuprite are an ore of this metal|Copper
10/03/2005|Jeopardy!|BAND NAMES|$600|medium|Debbie Harry had often been called this, so it was 'a natural' for the name of her band|Blondie
14/12/2007|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK ROCK|$800|hard|'Head To Toe' & 'Lost In Emotion' were huge hits for her & Cult Jam|Lisa Lisa
12/04/2005|Jeopardy!|THAT'S DEBATABLE|$600|medium|October 5, 1988: Dan Quayle & this man|Lloyd Bentsen
10/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CHUTE FIRST|$2000|hard|In Nov. 1971 this man hijacked a plane, then parachuted out of it with $200,000 & was never seen again|D.B. Cooper
06/04/1987|Jeopardy!|GOLDEN OLDIES|$300|easy|S/Sgt. Barry Sadler's song not about the hats, but the men beneath them|The Ballad Of The Green Berets
26/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$400|easy|Georges Rouault liked to include some tragic ones of these in his works; Red Skelton specialized in them|clowns
31/03/2005|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|The Salt Lake Valley was once a part of the basin of this ancient lake|Lake Bonneville
09/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WINTER OLYMPICS MASCOTS|$1600|hard|Vucko the wolf won a poll of Yugoslav newspaper readers to decide the mascot of the Olympics held here|Sarajevo
22/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A LITERARY TOUR|$400|easy|His London home & museum boasts the original 'Golden Arm' sign mentioned in chapter 6 of 'A Tale of Two Cities'|Dickens
13/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A SLICE OF LETTISH|$800|hard|Newly independent at the time, Latvia joined this world body on Sept. 22, 1921|the League of Nations
29/11/2000|Jeopardy!|'TRIPLE' JEOPARDY!|$300|easy|In 2000 Randy Velarde pulled off only the 10th unassisted one of these in regular season major league history|Triple play
23/11/2006|Jeopardy!|'C' FOOD|$200|easy|A 1972 song said 'put the lime in' this & 'drink them both up'|the coconut
22/06/2011|Final Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|None|None|His 'remarks about the Confederacy... made Atlanta look at him first in bewilderment, then coolly and then with hot rage'|Rhett Butler
24/02/1997|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES|$300|easy|This Gannett Company publication has been dubbed 'McPaper'|USA Today
13/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WOLF|$400|easy|The timber & the tundra are 2 main types of this 'colorful' wolf|the gray wolf
08/06/2005|Jeopardy!|TV CATCHPHRASES|$800|hard|'This is the big one, Elizabeth!  I'm coming to join you, honey!'|Sanford and Son
26/05/2011|Jeopardy!|FASHION FROM HEAD TO TOE|$400|easy|1950s fashion favored this canine skirt|a poodle skirt
04/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT TIMES|$400|easy|The second one of these in Jerusalem was destroyed in Titus in 70 A.D.|the Temple
17/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GRAMMY-WINNING COMEDY ALBUMS|$400|easy|1999: Nobody hates his 'Bigger and Blacker'|Chris Rock
18/11/1997|Jeopardy!|REAL ESTATE|$100|easy|In both commercial & home property, the most important element is said to be this, this, this|Location
25/03/2009|Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1000|hard|Jack London story about the dog Buck who joins a Nick cartoon about Eliza, who can talk to animals|The Call of the Wild Thornberrys
18/02/2008|Jeopardy!|BE A SPORT|$1000|hard|After a visit to the maul, drop kick your way to a scrum in this sport developed in England|rugby
19/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYWRIGHTS|$400|easy|Brecht served in a German army hospital during this war, but never as a surgeon as he claimed|World War I
14/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'80s MOVIES|$1200|hard|William Hurt & Marlee Matlin had a real-life romance when they co-starred in this drama|Children of a Lesser God
09/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|B.C. TIMES|$600|medium|With his temple finished around 950 B.C., he built palaces for himself & his wife, the daughter of a pharaoh|Solomon
17/12/1996|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$400|easy|Born in 12 A.D., this cruel & unbalanced Roman emperor was a great-grandson of Mark Antony|Caligula
08/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EGYPTIAN GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|Baharia, Farafra & Dakhla are these stopover spots while crossing the desert in Egypt|oases
20/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LIT|$1200|hard|The Awangarda Krakowska was an avant-garde literary movement begun in this country in 1922|Poland
16/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|KINGS NAMED HAAKON|$600|medium|Historians believe Haakon III, like the Roman Claudius, was murdered this way|poisoning
18/07/2007|Jeopardy!|HOW WAS SCHOOL TODAY?|$800|hard|By 7-2 we agreed with the Supreme Court in Ring v. Arizona that only this group can impose the death penalty|a jury
19/05/2004|Jeopardy!|TELL ME ABOUT 'IT'|$600|medium|It often means hard & breakable like glass, or a peanutty confection|brittle
10/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORDPLAY|$1000|hard|Add a letter to the middle of 'round' to get this other word that means 'round'|Rotund
25/06/2007|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL DIVISIONS|$800|hard|Reasonably enough, there are 4 of these divisions of Monaco|quarters (or quartiers)
29/10/2009|Jeopardy!|METAFICTION|$600|medium|This 1922 novel recasts the hero of Homer's 'Odyssey' as an ad salesman in 1904 Dublin|Ulysses
10/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS|$1200|hard|In the 1980s he was quite at home on the bestseller list with books like 'Misery', 'Cujo' & 'Christine'|Stephen King
14/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ALMA MATERS|$800|hard|Lady Bird Johnson & John B. Connally went to the University of this state|Texas
12/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SHOW BUSINESS|$800|hard|'In Dreams' & 'Dreamgirls' are 2 films from this studio founded by a trio|DreamWorks
09/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'L' WORD|$1200|hard|Zeiss' wide-angle Biogon, whose name indicates it captures life all around us, is one of these|lens
20/03/2007|Jeopardy!|5 'CC's|$200|easy|The CDC recommends getting one of these for tetanus & diphtheria every 10 years|vaccination
29/04/1999|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC TERMS|$500|medium|A common place name in the Southwest, from a Spanish term, it's a dry river bed|Arroyo
03/09/1990|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL QUOTES|$100|easy|'You won't have' this man 'to kick around anymore, because, gentlemen, this is my last press conference.'|Richard Nixon
31/01/2000|Jeopardy!|NAME|$200|easy|The last name in clinics, it's from a Norman form of Matthew|Mayo
13/11/1989|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$300|easy|Imported into Brazil from Africa, these 'killer' insects escaped the lab & bred with locals|Bees
24/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ROMAN NUMERAL WORDS|$1600|hard|Full of life, or when talking about color, strikingly intense|vivid
28/09/1989|Jeopardy!|'STREET'S|$500|medium|Irene Dunne, Margaret Sullavan & Susan Hayward have all been in film versions of this Hurst novel|Backstreet
16/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH SHAKESPEARE|$600|medium|Pursued by Demetrius & Helena, Hermia & Lysander elope to a wood near Athens in this comedy|A Midsummer Night's Dream
23/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY MOVIES|$200|easy|In a 1968 film, he played Col. Michael Kirby, the leader of a group of Green Berets|John Wayne
24/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE JEOPARDY! MOVIE 'CLUB'|$1600|hard|1984: Gangsters & musicians jazz things up at a Harlem nightspot|The Cotton Club
18/01/1999|Jeopardy!|BETTER KNOWN AS...|$500|medium|1970s action hero Lee Yuen Kam|Bruce Lee
17/11/2000|Jeopardy!|1812|$500|medium|Georges Cuvier in 1812 gave this name to the creature seen here|Pterodactyl
16/03/2001|Jeopardy!|TV CASTS|$100|easy|On 'Spin City' Michael J. Fox played Mike; this actor who replaced him plays Charlie|Charlie Sheen
24/04/2007|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'G'|$600|medium|The Good Witch of the North (6)|Glinda
02/10/2009|Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF MEMOIRS|$200|easy|Done in comic strip form, Marjane Satrapi's 'Persepolis' is about life during this country's Islamic Revolution|Iran
04/11/1999|Final Jeopardy!|PUBLICATIONS|None|None|This humor publication, known for its website, put out its first book in 1999, a No. 1 bestseller|The Onion
11/03/1999|Final Jeopardy!|THE ANIMAL KINGDOM|None|None|Next to humans, it's the land mammal with the longest lifespan|Elephant
11/01/1999|Jeopardy!|CARTOON BIRDS|$500|medium|He's the cool character seen here (also created by Walter Lantz)|Chilly Willy
10/04/1996|Final Jeopardy!|SAINTS|None|None|He wrote, 'Praise to thee, my Lord, for all thy creatures, above all brother sun'|St. Francis of Assisi
22/09/2011|Jeopardy!|WHOM DID SHE PORTRAY?|$800|hard|Robin Wright in 'The Conspirator'|Mary Surratt
22/06/2000|Jeopardy!|THE BIG 'BANG'|$500|medium|130 million souls live in this country whose flag is seen here:|Bangladesh
29/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HERE'S LUCY|$800|hard|In 2000 she became the first Asian-American woman to host 'Saturday Night Live'|Lucy Liu
12/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN MYTHOLOGY|$800|hard|Ariadne supplied Theseus with the ball of thread that led him out of this|The Labyrinth
05/06/2000|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. COLLEGES|None|None|This college for women was founded by Joseph Taylor, a physician who lived not far from Philadelphia|Bryn Mawr College
29/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S SING|$2000|hard|In the song heard here, it's the title place that won't be revisited|Loch Lomond
26/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL MIDDLE NAME SPELLING|$2000|hard|Rutherford Hayes|B-I-R-C-H-A-R-D
24/10/1997|Jeopardy!|FROGS & TOADS|$400|easy|Group seen here, it took its name from a Monty Python skit: [video clue]|Toad The Wet Sprocket
10/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MEET THE PARENTS|$1600|hard|First Colony Life Insurance, Telemundo, NBC|General Electric
19/04/2001|Jeopardy!|OLD HAT|$200|easy|Hats like the one seen here were worn officially only during this U.S. war|Civil War
01/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL AMERICA|$1000|hard|U2's first live album, 'Under A Blood Red Sky', contains music recorded at this Colorado site|Red Rocks
01/01/1997|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$100|easy|Joy, broom, pogo|sticks
31/10/2007|Jeopardy!|'TRIC's|$1000|hard|Adjective meaning corresponding in size & shape on opposite sides of a dividing line or plane|symmetric or symmetrical
30/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ARTSY|$1400|hard|In the 1690s, Jesuit brother Andrea Pozzo appropriately painted a 'Triumph of' this saint|Ignatius Loyola
04/02/1991|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$600|medium|In 1889 the 2nd Socialist International designated this day to honor the world's workers|May 1st
11/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TO THE CORPS|$200|easy|From 1880 to 1892, this patriotic composer directed the U.S. Marine Corps Band|John Philip Sousa
18/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S AN UNDERSTATEMENT|$2000|hard|One should be careful with this substance, formula HCl|hydrochloric acid
14/01/1998|Jeopardy!|CARIBBEAN CAPITALS|$100|easy|You can see some of Pablo Casals' favorite cellos at the museum devoted to him in this Puerto Rican capital|San Juan
03/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS ON THE MAP|$3000|hard|In 1985 the theme to this hip cop drama was tops on the Billboard charts|Miami Vice
28/06/2001|Jeopardy!|COLOR MY WORLD|$500|medium|Jaundice & liver degeneration mark the second stage of this viral disease|Yellow fever
22/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GREAT DAMES|$1600|hard|This actress now portrays James Bond's M; she plays queens pretty well, too|(Judi) Dench
18/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|RAIN|$800|hard|At a warm one you get regular rain; at a cold one, thunderstorms|a front
04/10/1999|Jeopardy!|THINGS I LEARNED AT THE MOVIES|$500|medium|As writer John JB Wilson observes, if you're surrounded by 12 bad guys, they must attack this way|One at a time
08/10/2003|Final Jeopardy!|SURVEY SAYS|None|None|In 1981 this man's company issued its first syndicated CSI, Customer Satisfaction Index|J.D. Power (and Associates)
21/11/1994|Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS|$500|medium|He was Senate Majority Leader from 1937-1947 & vice president from 1949-1953|Alben Barkley
05/06/2006|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THE 1700s?|$1000|hard|Locked out of its regular meeting place, this country's national assembly met on a tennis court in 1789|France
20/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|I'LL 'C' TO IT|$400|easy|It's the droning organism seen here: (locust relative)|Cicada
14/12/2011|Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS MATTERS|$600|medium|Mambos & houngans are priests & priestesses in this Haitian religion|Voodoo
22/03/1990|Jeopardy!|DECEMBER 25TH|$400|easy|He was crowned on December 25th in the year 800|Charlemagne
08/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE COCKTAIL HOUR|$1000|hard|A margarita made with brandy & sugar instead of tequila & salt, or a motorcycle attachment|sidecar
30/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IT BEGINS WITH 'X'|$800|hard|It's the object heard here|a xylophone
03/06/2005|Jeopardy!|PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING BIOS|$600|medium|In 1944 Carleton Mabee dubbed this telegraph pioneer 'The American Leonardo'|Morse
24/12/2002|Jeopardy!|SNACK FOODS|$800|hard|This word follows Hot, Lean & Croissant in the names of stuffed sandwiches from Chef America|Pockets
04/06/2004|Jeopardy!|NUMERICAL HOMOPHONES|$800|hard|It means 'toward the bow', you landlubber|fore
16/07/2001|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$300|easy|The Eclipse and Galant are 2 of the cars driving up business for this Japanese automaker|Mitsubishi
16/06/2010|Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHERS|$1000|hard|Plato % Xenophon left accounts of this philosopher who wrote nothing himself|Socrates
04/10/1991|Jeopardy!|SAINTS|$500|medium|At his 1535 execution on Tower Hill, he called himself 'The king's good servant, but God's first'|St. Thomas More
05/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CAREERS|$600|medium|Garth Brooks, Mr. T & John Goodman worked as these in clubs before becoming stars|Bouncers
12/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BIRDS|$1200|hard|This 'camel bird' now found only in Central & South Africa doesn't really bury its head in the sand when threatened|the ostrich
09/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE GALEN CENTER|$2000|hard|Galen believed that blood was produced in this largest internal organ & that it ebbed & flowed like the tide|the liver
12/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS|$400|easy|In April 2002 this cult leader who masterminded Sharon Tate's murder was denied parole for a 10th time|Charles Manson
17/01/2006|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT AT YOUR SERVICE|$1000|hard|Its headquarters are in Silver Spring, Md., but it has forecast offices across the U.S.|the National Weather Service
23/11/2001|Jeopardy!|MILITARY MATTERS|$200|easy|He was the first man to walk on the moon as an active member of the military|Edwin 'Buzz' Aldrin
28/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THIS... IS... HEGEMONY!|$1600|hard|In October 1919 he reorganized his political party, the Kuomintang, & was communism's rival for power in China|Sun Yat-sen
04/06/2002|Jeopardy!|OF THE FISHERMAN|$800|hard|A Canada goose & a large rainbow trout are featured in the logo of this popular hunting & fishing magazine|Field & Stream
18/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OH 'MY'|$1200|hard|It's the Golden variety of the famous copycat seen here|a mynah bird
21/09/2006|Jeopardy!|MAUGHAM|$400|easy|Maugham's experiences as a spy during this war were the basis of his novel 'Ashenden'|World War I
12/01/2000|Jeopardy!|'L'EMENTARY|$200|easy|It's the raising of a body into the air by supernatural means|levitation
07/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY|$1200|hard|Among this Babylonian king's laws was: 'If a son has struck his father, they shall cut off his hand'|Hammurabi
12/12/2008|Jeopardy!|NEWS OF THE WEIRD|$800|hard|A South Dakota building was wiped out when a resident tried to thaw frozen pipes with this flame-spewing object|blowtorch
28/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$1600|hard|This gonzo journalist told the 'Strange and Terrible Saga' of flying with angels--Hell's Angels|Hunter S. Thompson
30/06/2004|Jeopardy!|'YELLOW' FEVER|$800|hard|It's used by a soccer referee to caution a player against further rough play|a yellow card
15/04/1999|Jeopardy!|LETTERS & NUMBERS|$400|easy|In 1988 this band had a No. 1 hit with a reggae version of 'Red Red Wine'|UB40
25/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WOODY ALLEN FILMS|$200|easy|Title of a 1979 Allen film, or where he set his 1993 'Murder Mystery'|Manhattan
16/02/2001|Jeopardy!|THE 1950s|$1200|hard|In 1952 Eritrea became part of this African country|Ethiopia
22/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SHOW ME THE MONEY SLANG|$400|easy|Male rabbits|bucks
21/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGE SKILLS|$1600|hard|Seen here is this word that you should have down cold before visiting Russia, where you'll be downing it cold|vodka
26/10/2006|Jeopardy!|RODENTS|$200|easy|The crested species of this is Africa's largest rodent; its quills can reach over a foot in length|a porcupine
26/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IN CRISIS MODE|$1600|hard|Speculative attacks on the Baht triggered this continent's financial crisis of 1997-98|Asia
01/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$400|easy|This 'Great' Russian czar's 43-year reign, 1682-1725, was the longest in the Romanov line|Peter the Great
12/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GETTING YOUR 'DUE'|$400|easy|Ash & pomace are examples of this, from the Latin for 'stay behind'|residue
04/02/1997|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$300|easy|The acorn variety of this is often cut in half, deseeded & baked|Squash
30/10/1998|Jeopardy!|SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN|$300|easy|Magazine contributor Steven Chu won a Nobel Prize for slowing atoms with these light beams|lasers
04/11/1991|Jeopardy!|6-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|This frothy dessert is made of sweetened & flavored whipped cream & is frozen without stirring|Mousse
10/11/2008|Jeopardy!|SHOPPING SPREE|$800|hard|If you want to go cas, fly to this store whose name means 'air mail' in French|Aeropostale
04/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY LIT|$800|hard|A classic by Jean M. Auel: 'The Clan of the Cave' this|Bear
11/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|UNFINISHED OPERAS|$400|easy|Make an exodus from the theatre after seeing Schoenberg's incomplete opera about this man & his brother Aaron|Moses
17/03/2008|Jeopardy!|THE SIGN OF THE FOUR|$600|medium|The 4 Horsemen of the Apocalypse in the Bible are War, Pestilence, Famine & this|Death
23/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALBUMS|$800|hard|In 1994 these rappers had 'Ill Communication', a No. 1 album|Beastie Boys
12/05/2005|Jeopardy!|CNN 25: INTERNATIONAL NEWS|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm Anderson Cooper of CNN's 360.)  In 2002 I reported from this capital that U.S. allies had liberated the previous November|Kabul
12/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SHIFT INTO...|$400|easy|Golfers long for a 300-yard one|a drive
07/07/2008|Final Jeopardy!|THE QUOTE OF THE MONTH CLUB|None|None|In a poem, these 5 words precede 'breeding Lilacs out of the dead land... stirring Dull roots with spring rain'|April is the cruellest month
25/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|1997|$400|easy|This industry accused of creating huge health care costs agreed to cough up $368.5 billion|the cigarette industry (or the tobacco industry)
17/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SALMON FISHING|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew in Sitka, Alaska)  The three main types of Alaskan salmon fishing boats are trollers, gillnetters & these, which use a gigantic net|seiners
23/05/1994|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$100|easy|In 1845 the fungus disease phytophthora infestans rotted these vegetables all over Europe|potatoes
01/03/2005|Jeopardy!|GO JUMP IN A GREAT LAKE!|$400|easy|The smallest of the Great Lakes, it has a surface area of about 7,500 square miles|Ontario
05/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SPANISH HISTORY|$1600|hard|In 1704 the British captured this outpost from Spain & made it a crown colony; Spain has sought its return since|Gibraltar
23/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PETER O'TOOLE TIME|$800|hard|Say hello to Peter as the schoolmaster in this movie based on a James Hilton novel|Goodbye, Mr. Chips
20/06/1997|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL DUOS|$100|easy|In 1990 this 'Bridge Over Troubled Water' duo was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame|Simon & Garfunkel
28/03/1997|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY SPOUSES|$500|medium|Iman|David Bowie
16/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|C3|$400|easy|It's a hot beverage with espresso & steamed milk|cappuccino
01/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$200|easy|Varieties of this citrus fruit include the blood, Jaffa & Valencia|orange
14/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|YOU KNOW MORE THAN YOU THINK|$1200|hard|About your lymphatic system: Small roundish tissue masses called these filter out bacteria|nodes
07/12/2004|Jeopardy!|IT'S OUR TURN TO SACK ROME!!!|$800|hard|1084 A.D.: Having successfully invaded England 18 years before, they then sack Rome|the Normans
01/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL TRIVIA|$200|easy|He was our country's 1st blue-eyed president|George Washington
07/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TIME|$1600|hard|Germany was first to adopt the system known as this; they did it in 1915 to conserve energy during the war|Daylight saving time
16/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|ECONOMICS|$600|medium|2-word economic phrase that describes the period of U.S. history from 1929-1939|Great Depression
25/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$600|medium|These medieval peasants were bound to the land, so they didn't get to catch many waves|Serfs
29/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WHEEL OF JEOPARDY!|$1600|hard|A bad place to be in a pool room ---------------------------------- BE--N-  -HE E--H-  B---|behind the eight ball
20/01/2006|Jeopardy!|DUKE UNIVERSITY|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Duke University in Durham, NC.) Later one of the most glamorous heiresses of her day, this member of the Duke family laid the cornerstone for Duke University in 1928|Doris Duke
03/03/2006|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SPORTS COMMERCIALS|$800|hard|In an ad for Nike, these 2 Americans played an epic game of tennis through the streets of NYC|Andre Agassi & Pete Sampras
30/03/2004|Jeopardy!|'70s MUSIC|$800|hard|A 1973 song says, 'Give me the beat, boys, and free my soul, I wanna get lost in your rock & roll and' do this|drift away
13/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|On March 10, 1977, this Cesar Chavez labor group signed an agreement with the Teamsters union|United Farm Workers
26/04/2005|Jeopardy!|WHAT HAVE 'V' HERE|$400|easy|A 1947 essayist said this, the dissection of living creatures, puts humans 'on the animal level'|vivisection
15/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$800|hard|In a Dostoyevsky novel, it's the 'silly' title nickname of Prince Myshkin, whose love for 2 women leads to tragedy|The Idiot
20/05/2010|Jeopardy!|WHO CARRIED THE STATE?|$800|hard|New York, 1948|Dewey
22/02/2001|Jeopardy!|ACROSTICS|$200|easy|LOFT TRACTOR HORSE LAMB|Farm (the third letter)
16/02/1990|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$100|easy|He played with a Dixieland band  & a jazz band before he joined The Police|Sting (Gordon Sumner)
27/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS|$1600|hard|Henry Clay Frick organized a coke company in 1871 & was part of this giant company's formation 30 years later|U.S. Steel
11/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$2000|hard|Pictured here, she was the first president of the American Red Cross|Clara Barton
22/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE ALLOYS|$1200|hard|6-letter name of a silver-gray alloy popular for tankards|pewter
30/05/2007|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN AUTHORS|$1000|hard|William Rose Benet won a Pulitzer for 'The Dust Which Is God', & this brother won for 'John Brown's Body'|Stephen Vincent Benet
09/11/1998|Jeopardy!|THE BRADY BUNCH|$500|medium|The Urological Institute at Johns Hopkins came about through an endowment by this flashy 19th C. financier|'Diamond Jim' Brady
09/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$800|hard|It used to be Tempe State Teachers' College|Arizona State University
16/07/2008|Jeopardy!|IN THE CABINET|$200|easy|A Northern Virginia airport was named in honor of this Secretary of State|Dulles
11/04/2000|Jeopardy!|WORLD OF BUSINESS|$200|easy|(Hi, I'm Deidre Hall from 'Days of Our Lives')  This California company that began in 1945 turned Erica Kane & my character, Marlena Evans, into dolls|Mattel
22/11/1999|Jeopardy!|IT COMES WITH THE TERRITORY|$300|easy|In 1858 the British established this type of colony on India's Andaman Islands|Penal colony
12/03/2007|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES ON THE DOLLAR|$800|hard|This Caribbean island nation's dollar has the currency code BBD|Barbados
21/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$1600|hard|'Murder mystery' borough (9)|Manhattan
15/06/2000|Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|Orbiting Buckeye senator with a 'Fatal Attraction' for Michael Douglas|John Glenn Close
16/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FEMINISM|$800|hard|A widely read 1977 novel by Marilyn French wasn't called 'The Ladies' Room' but this|The Women's Room
12/06/2009|Jeopardy!|COMMON RHYMES|$600|medium|A movie marketed to females|a chick flick
16/10/2007|Jeopardy!|NOT NOMINATED FOR BEST PICTURE|$200|easy|Bogie & Hepburn floated across the screen in this 1951 film that pleased audiences & critics, but not the Academy|The African Queen
11/04/2001|Jeopardy!|SHOW BIZ SAYINGS|$200|easy|Spencer Tracy's acting advice was remember these & don't bump into the furniture|Your lines
30/06/1999|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$300|easy|This Venetian arrived at the Chinese court in 1275 with his father & uncle|Marco Polo
07/02/2000|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL U.S.A.|$300|easy|Open since 1982, its name is an acronym for Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow|EPCOT Center
18/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TEAM EDWARD|$800|hard|In 1961, JFK appointed this venerable newsman director of the U.S. Information Agency|(Edward R.) Murrow
08/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'V' IS FOR...|$2000|hard|...this official who rules over a province or colony in the name of a king|viceroy
23/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMICAL STATES|$400|easy|Chlorine plus oxygen plus Utah gives this synonym for influence|clout  (Cl+O+UT)
23/06/2009|Jeopardy!|CABINET DEPARTMENTS IN OTHER WORDS|$400|easy|Conveyance|Transportation
31/03/1997|Final Jeopardy!|SECRETARIES OF STATE|None|None|This man who died in 1994 once said, 'We're eyeball to eyeball and the other fellow just blinked'|Dean Rusk
04/03/2009|Jeopardy!|IN THE OFFICE FRIDGE|$200|easy|There's an empty cup in the freezer to make scooping this more sanitary for all (yet no one refills the trays)|ice
09/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PUT 'EM IN ORDER|$200|easy|'Start Me Up', 'Satisfaction', 'Jumpin' Jack Flash'|'Satisfaction', 'Jumpin' Jack Flash', 'Start Me Up'
01/02/1990|Jeopardy!|FASHION DESIGNERS|$200|easy|His brother Igor Cassini wrote a society column under pen name Cholly Knickerbocker|Oleg Cassini
05/06/2002|Jeopardy!|HUMPTY DUMPTY|$200|easy|Humpty Dumpty's perch|a wall
24/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FAST FOOD|$200|easy|The icon seen here is also the founder, spokesman & namesake of this fast-food chain|Jack in the Box
02/02/1998|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE BOWL|$200|easy|The colors of Notre Dame's athletic teams are blue & this|Gold
09/10/2003|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS THE SAME|$800|hard|To find & dig out this metal containing material with this boating implement would be a stroke of luck|ore/oar
11/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'CAT's & 'DOG's|$400|easy|If you divulge a secret, you're doing this|Letting the cat out of the bag
03/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HOLD THE FORT|$400|easy|Give yourself a pat on the back if you know that the Patton museum is located at this famous fort in Kentucky|Fort Knox
15/03/2010|Jeopardy!|MOVIES' ALTERNATE ENDINGS|$400|easy|A blood-craving Audrey II 'branches' out & takes over NYC in Frank Oz' ending that never was to this film|Little Shop of Horrors
10/03/1999|Jeopardy!|LIKE A LION|$100|easy|People of this Zodiac sign represented by a lion can be brave, noble & ferocious|Leo
06/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HEAD FOR THE HILLS!|$200|easy|Rapid City, South Dakota is the most populous city in these hills|Black Hills
03/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MADONNA|$1000|hard|One of the 2 middle names that Madonna uses; one of them is her confirmation name|Louise or Veronica
16/07/2004|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN WRITERS|$800|hard|This author of 'The Joy Luck Club' was born in California shortly after her parents immigrated to the U.S.|Amy Tan
23/02/2007|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|With a name from the Chippewa for 'on the summit', Ishpeming is a top ski center on the upper peninsula of this state|Michigan
24/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN ACTORS|$400|easy|Hal Holbrook portrayed this malevolent moneylender in a 1999 production of 'The Merchant Of Venice'|Shylock
07/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$1600|hard|It includes the ascending colon & the sigmoid colon|large intestine
22/04/2005|Jeopardy!|HIDDEN COUNTRIES|$1000|hard|Give a dog a bone in this country & you've made a friend for life|Gabon (in DOG A BONE)
24/09/1997|Jeopardy!|STATE SUPERLATIVES|$300|easy|This 'Beef State' is No. 1 in commercial red meat & great northern beans|Nebraska
29/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$1200|hard|In this movement, which is French for 'hobby horse', sculptures are made of such items as machine parts|Dadaism
27/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE 'SOCIAL' NETWORK|$200|easy|This 1935 U.S. federal law provided assistance in old age pensions, insurance & unemployment|Social Security
21/07/2006|Jeopardy!|THE DAILY SHOW|$1000|hard|'Deconstructing Harriet' broke down her Supreme Court nomination (before it broke down)|Harriet Miers
24/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS OF THE BIBLE|$3000|hard|Alphabetically, the first book of the Bible is this New Testament book|Acts of the Apostles
22/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'PP's ON EARTH|$400|easy|To go to a higher court to try & reverse a legal judgment|to appeal
19/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SPORTS|$1200|hard|The day after Annika Sorenstam announced her retirement, this Belgian tennis star did too; unlike Annika, she's back|(Justine Henin-)Hardenne
01/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN INDIANS|$200|easy|Until their near extinction in the 1880s, they were the plains Indians main source of food|buffalo (bison)
30/10/2000|Jeopardy!|ANIMATED CATS|$300|easy|The 1972 adventures of this risque cat became the first animated film ever to get an 'X' rating|Fritz the Cat
01/04/2009|Jeopardy!|& THE 21st CENTURY EMMY GOES TO...|$800|hard|Her in 2002, for her sitcom role of Rachel Green|Jennifer Aniston
07/03/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|$300|easy|During her crusades against liquor, this saloon smasher was arrested at least 30 times|Carry Nation
12/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT THE 'L' IS IT?|$400|easy|It's an external preparation for an ache or a pain-- & Dr. Trebek's will have you feeling right as rain!|liniment
04/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|GAMES|$1000|hard|About 1940, a U.S. gambling craze involved use of one type of this children's toy|a top
19/01/2006|Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$600|medium|Brittanica says its 4,082 streets range in size from 394-foot-wide avenue Foch to 8-foot-wide rue du Chat-qui-Peche|Paris
20/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FAR-OUT CINEMA|$1600|hard|Genetic experiment 626, this fuzzy blue guy who crash-landed in Hawaii in a 2002 film looks cute, but he's a weapon|Stitch
07/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OBSTACLE COURSES|$800|hard|Cornell I.T. training: 'Boundaries: Good' these 'Make Good Neighbors'|Fences
22/09/2006|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CUISINE|$400|easy|Beans of this color are a signature ingredient of the French dish cassoulet|white
20/09/2004|Jeopardy!|IMAGINARY RACES|$400|easy|Hesiod mentions 3 of these fearsome creatures: Stheno, Euryale & Medusa|Gorgons
09/10/1997|Jeopardy!|BIRD WATCHING|$200|easy|The very common house type of this small brown bird is a non-challenging addition to your list|a sparrow
14/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY LINES|$1200|hard|Thoreau asks, so what if we're inferior to past thinkers?  'A living dog is better than a dead' this beast|lion
01/05/2000|Jeopardy!|BANDS|$100|easy|This influential band recorded the albums 'Nevermind', 'In Utero' & 'Bleach'|Nirvana
17/07/2009|Jeopardy!|TRANSFORMED FOOD|$400|easy|A prune is this fruit before it becomes shriveled|a plum
02/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|A PINT OF ALEC GUINNESS|$2000|hard|Guinness received his first Oscar nomination for this 1951 comedy about a 'Mob' that robs a bank|The Lavender Hill Mob
04/07/2008|Jeopardy!|THE LIBERTY BELL|$1000|hard|The bell may have cracked in February 1846 while ringing in his 114th birthday|George Washington
11/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BODY COUNT|$1600|hard|Permanent teeth divided by 2 then multiplied by 10|160
12/03/1998|Jeopardy!|HANNA-BARBERA CATS|$200|easy|Close friends get to call him 'T.C.'|Top Cat
15/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COMPETITORS TO NASA|$2000|hard|Take a boat down the Strait of Johor before you catch a space flight near Changi Airport in this city-state|Singapore
22/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|A SENSE OF DECORUM|$200|easy|After a formal dinner, place this loosely next to your plate, not on your chair|napkin
14/05/1990|Jeopardy!|ACCORDING TO PEOPLE|$300|easy|People said that Helen Gurley Brown wants Johnny Depp to pose nude for this magazine|Cosmopolitan
23/05/1989|Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$500|medium|Though Canada's Newfoundland province is named for the island, most of it is on this peninsula|the Labrador Peninsula
13/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|SICKNESS & HEALTH|$600|medium|Childhood viral disease that causes swelling of the parotid glands|Mumps
20/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S VISIT BOTSWANA|$2000|hard|In 1965 Botswana's seat of government was transferred from Mafeking to this city|Gaborone
11/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL MEGADEATHS|$2000|hard|II Kings recounts the slaughter by an angel of the Lord of 185,000 soldiers of this kingdom to the north of Israel|Assyria
06/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NONHUMANS|$1000|hard|This favorite horse of Alexander the Great sometimes wore golden horns in battle|Bucephalus
17/02/2010|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$200|easy|You use these broad noodles to make lasagna|lasagna noodles
27/10/1992|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$200|easy|Dionne Warwick's 'That's What Friends Are For' was knocked out of No. 1 by this first cousin's 'How Will I Know?'|Whitney Houston
08/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ZOOG DISNEY CHANNEL|$2000|hard|Hilary Duff & her cartoon alter ego try to survive middle school as this title character|Lizzie McGuire
31/12/2010|Final Jeopardy!|POLITICAL TERMS|None|None|A 1912 speech said the Bull Moose Party 'comes from' these; 'it has grown from the soil of...people's hard necessities'|grass roots
16/11/2011|Jeopardy!|FRIEZES|$800|hard|Because it depicts the official counting of Roman citizens, an ancient relief is known as this frieze|a census
12/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SPANISH TO ENGLISH|$2000|hard|In computer lingo: the 4-letter equivalent of correo basura|spam
04/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE SMELL OF THE CROWD|$1600|hard|On Sept. 19, 1981 Simon & Garfunkel played for 500,000 people on the Great Lawn, part of this 843-acre area|Central Park
30/12/1998|Jeopardy!|BOWL GAMES|$300|easy|The Georgia Dome is the home of the Heritage Bowl, as well as this game|Peach Bowl
23/09/2009|Jeopardy!|IN THE NEWS|$200|easy|This Asian country's economy grew to be the third-largest in the world in 2007, behind only the U.S. & Japan|China
10/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|COLONIAL ARTS|$800|hard|In 1750 theater was banned in this then-colonial capital as a form of Mass. entertainment|Boston
12/06/2006|Jeopardy!|BROWNIE POINTS|$800|hard|The mom of Carrie Fisher helped the Brownies recruit & retain members in the 1960s with the 'Piper Project'|Debbie Reynolds
06/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY|$1200|hard|Linus Pauling rightly predicted that this blood disease producing strangely-shaped hemoglobin was genetic|sickle-cell anemia
28/05/2009|Jeopardy!|THE DALLAS COWBOYS|$800|hard|This 'Dandy' guy still holds the team record for longest pass completion, a 95-yarder to Bob Hayes in 1966|Don Meredith
02/05/2002|Jeopardy!|MY FAVORITE FILMS|$1200|hard|When you rent this 1970 biopic, watch for Tim Considine as the soldier who gets slapped|Patton
28/01/1998|Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$300|easy|The Great Mosque in this Syrian capital supposedly contains the head of John the Baptist|Damascus
18/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AIN'T WE GOT PUN|$800|hard|A Presidential exhibit at the National Postal museum was called this 'to the Chief'|Mail
22/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'U' KNOW IT|$400|easy|Here's a high-class clue: it's the last word in the kid's rhyme that begins, 'I see London, I see France...'|underpants
30/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ANYTHING GOES|$2000|hard|In 2002 this South American country's Varig Airlines celebrated its 75th anniversary|Brazil
29/06/2007|Jeopardy!|MASTERPIECE THEATRE|$200|easy|In 1915 Jacinto Benavente wrote a play called 'The Smile Of' her, originally a Renaissance art masterpiece|Mona Lisa
16/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LEONARDO DA VINCI, BUSY GUY|$400|easy|The crank-operated covered chariot Leo designed certainly predated the Sherman one of these|tank
22/10/2001|Jeopardy!|RESTAURATEURS|$400|easy|Breed seen here & in the name of Stuart Anderson's steakhouses|black angus
07/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL INVENTORS HALL OF FAME|$400|easy|For the disposable safety razor|Gillette
22/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$600|medium|Kay Strong Petersen & Dottie Renfrew are 2 of the Vassar grads in her novel 'The Group'|Mary McCarthy
21/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'SEVEN's|$200|easy|A state of great joy or satisfaction, or a series on the WB Network|Seventh Heaven
12/04/2007|Jeopardy!|ONLY SMALL ACTORS|$1000|hard|Peter Dinklage didn't play the title character in this holiday film; he did come to blows with Will Ferrell, though|Elf
02/01/2007|Jeopardy!|IT'S A GRAND OLD 'FLAG'|$800|hard|A large container for liquor|a flagon
13/10/2010|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'GI', JOE|$800|hard|From the Polish for 'dumpling', it's a baked turnover with meat inside|a pierogi
17/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|WINE & CHEESE|$600|medium|This soft cheese found in Greek salad is made from the milk of sheep or goats|Feta
27/11/2006|Jeopardy!|GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS|$800|hard|Appropriate 10 letter nickname of David Smith Sr. shown here.  He has travelled a record 185 ft., 10 in.|the Human Cannonball
16/04/2007|Jeopardy!|BORN FIRST|$200|easy|Dr. Jonas Salk, Dr. Louis Pasteur, Dr. Benjamin Spock|Dr. Louis Pasteur
08/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH GEOGRAPHY|$2000|hard|Karafuto is the Japanese name for this large Russian island north of Hokkaido|Sakhalin
19/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$200|easy|Eddie Anderson said of him in character, 'If he can't take it with him, he ain't gonna go'|Jack Benny
10/07/2003|Jeopardy!|EARLY AMERICA|$1000|hard|Hot on the trail of 7 magnificent cities, Estevanico called the first one this, entered it & was killed there|Cibola
07/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|CONDUCTORS|$800|hard|Born in Bombay, at 26 this former medical student was youngest musical director of Los Angeles Philharmonic|Zubin Mehta
30/12/1998|Jeopardy!|1930s AVIATION|$500|medium|In 1931 Boeing, National, Pacific & Varney Airlines joined forces under this new name|United Airlines
27/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S ENTERTRAINMENT|$1600|hard|As Reb engineer Johnnie Gray in this silent classic, Buster Keaton chases down the damn Yankees who stole his train|The General
25/02/2002|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPH'E'|$1000|hard|In 1979 an airliner crashed on this Antarctic peak, killing all 257 aboard|Erebus
01/11/2011|Jeopardy!|HANDGUNS|$200|easy|Head to the Gene Autry Western Heritage Museum to see this woman's pair of gold-plated six shooters|Annie Oakley
23/02/2006|Jeopardy!|GUNS|$800|hard|Seen here, it's the classic 94 model from this company whose repeating rifles tamed the frontier|Winchester
01/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS RECORDS|$1600|hard|In 1967 this NASCAR 'king' won 27 races to set the single-season standard|Richard Petty
07/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE HEADACHES OF MILLIONAIRES|$800|hard|On your next tax form, be prepared for the IRS to take a close look at this, your A.G.I.|adjusted gross income
01/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE CINEMA|$200|easy|Johnny Depp debuted in this 1984 film & made a cameo later in the series in 'Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare'|Nightmare on Elm Street
18/09/1998|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'R'|$500|medium|Carpool           (9)|Rideshare
15/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$200|easy|What we call the flow of electrons through wire, air, or even yourself|electricity
12/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PALME D'OR WINNERS|$400|easy|In 1964 Jacques Demy won with 'Les parapluies' or these 'de Cherbourg'|umbrellas
13/10/1992|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$100|easy|European production of this fiber began after 2 monks smuggled some worms out of China c. 550|silk
12/07/2000|Jeopardy!|CITIES OF NEW YORK|$100|easy|It's 'The Capital of the Empire State' & 'The Edinburgh of America'|Albany
22/03/2006|Jeopardy!|'F'OOD STUFF|$800|hard|This nut is named for a saint whose feast day falls when the nut ripens|filbert
14/03/2005|Jeopardy!|JOHN ADAMS|$600|medium|As president, Adams retained this man, Washington's Secretary of War; a Baltimore fort was later named for him|(James) McHenry
26/05/2009|Jeopardy!|U.S. STAMPS|$800|hard|The Classic Movie Monsters stamps from 1997 included Bela Lugosi as him|Dracula
02/12/1997|Jeopardy!|EASTERN EUROPE|$500|medium|You can 'spot' Croatia's tourist cities Split & Dubrovnik in this coastal region for which a dog breed is named|Dalmatia
21/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|2 Bs|$200|easy|In 'The Absent-Minded Professor', Prof. Brainard applies this to the soles of his school's basketball players|Flubber
12/10/2009|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS INC.|$400|easy|It's PC & high tech: WHACKED-PLATTER|Hewlett-Packard
26/12/2002|Jeopardy!|AIRLINE LOGOS|$600|medium|Under founder Walter Varney, its predecessor company launched commercial air service in the U.S.|United Airlines
19/01/1998|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$100|easy|Change one letter in the herb yarrow & you'll get this foodstuff found in bones|Marrow
13/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GETTING DEFENSIVE|$1200|hard|To refuse to admit error or cooperate with an inquiry is to do this, also a Civil War nickname|stonewall
10/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$600|medium|In this allegory, Christian uses a key called Promise to escape from the Doubting Castle|Pilgrims Progress
17/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BONDS... OTHER BONDS|$1200|hard|This 1915 Maugham work details the life & loves of Philip Carey|Of Human Bondage
08/04/2005|Jeopardy!|LET'S ROCK!|$600|medium|In 1990 the Red Hot Chili Peppers were part of the first campaign by this org. to interest youth in politics|Rock the Vote
09/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$800|hard|Introduced circa 1868 in New England, this destructive moth has been found in the western U.S.|Gypsy Moth
19/06/2000|Jeopardy!|THE 1860s|$500|medium|In 1868 this lodge, the B.P.O.E., was founded in New York City by 15 entertainers|Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
28/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CALLIGRAPHY|$2000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew does some calligraphy.)  A small stroke that begins or ends a letter is called one of these; you may have seen them on your computer's font list|serif
02/11/2000|Jeopardy!|CAMPBELL SOUP|$500|medium|Campbell's main rival over the years has been this Pittsburgh processed foods concern|Heinz
03/04/2003|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|None|None|He was the first U.S. president not of British descent|Martin Van Buren
06/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN HISTORY|$600|medium|A defeated Russia became a part of this Asian empire in the mid 1200s|Mongol Empire
24/05/2011|Jeopardy!|ACT I, SCENE 1|$400|easy|In the first scene of this Tennessee Williams drama, Maggie walks into the bedroom to change her dress|Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
03/01/1989|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$800|hard|A song from the musical 'I Do!  I Do!' or a line from the 23rd psalm|My Cup Runneth Over
18/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EARTH SCIENCE|$200|easy|This central part of the Earth is larger than the planet Mars|Core
30/10/1997|Jeopardy!|HALLS OF FAME|$100|easy|In 1997 their career was 'Stayin' Alive' with a new CD & induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame|the Bee Gees
25/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$1600|hard|Zebulon Pike was accused of having explored the West for this former VP who wanted to rule the area|(Aaron) Burr
05/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MR. & MYTH|$400|easy|Hephaestus became lame after his mother Hera or his father Zeus, we're not sure which, dropped him off this mountain|Mount Olympus
24/01/2000|Jeopardy!|EGYPTIAN ARCHAEOLOGY|$200|easy|Howard Carter could tell you it's the name for the style of script seen here, meaning 'sacred inscriptions':|Hieroglyphics
19/02/1999|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$300|easy|Preston of the Mounties, York, Friday|Sergeants
18/02/2011|Jeopardy!|LAND 'HA'!|$400|easy|This 'Big Island' was formed by 5 volcanoes, 2 of which are still active|Hawaii
18/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|OLD VIRGINIA|$1600|hard|In 1763 this gifted orator & lawyer presented the 'Parson's Cause', an early test case of royal authority|Patrick Henry
20/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LET ME MAKE A PREDICTION|$400|easy|These cards used by fortune tellers to predict the future include the High Priestess & the Hierophant|Tarot cards
29/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MEASURES OF PEOPLE|$400|easy|This measure of pressure is named for French scientist Blaise|Pascal
17/02/2000|Jeopardy!|ON THE MAP|$100|easy|The tiny independent nation of Vatican City is completely surrounded by this city|Rome
22/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A KITTY CAT-EGORY|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew cats around at the Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha, NE.) When this little pussycat grows up, it may reach 250 fierce pounds, because it's this biggest New World cat|the jaguar
23/10/1998|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$200|easy|Run the flag up one to take a survey on how many people would salute|Pole & poll
11/01/1990|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$500|medium|World's longest ocean liner, the France was renamed this after Knut Kloste bought her in 1979|The Norway
14/07/2011|Jeopardy!|'SO' WHAT!|$400|easy|Get some sun in one of these glass-enclosed rooms or porches|a solarium
07/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE SILVER SCREEN|$400|easy|Mercedes McCambridge performed the demonic dubbing in this 1973 film|The Exorcist
01/07/2008|Jeopardy!|GRASSHOP-POURRI|$200|easy|This state's first major gold strike occurred about 65 miles SW of Butte on Grasshopper Creek on July 28, 1862|Montana
05/09/2000|Jeopardy!|YEARS|$300|easy|Jimi Hendrix performs at Woodstock|1969
23/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE ARTS|$400|easy|'Maria Stuarda' by Donizetti (libretto by Bardari) is this type of work|opera
27/09/2006|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'TION'|$200|easy|The height to which something is raised above a point of reference such as the ground|elevation
20/09/2004|Jeopardy!|NAMED FOR A FRENCH KING'S MISTRESS|$600|medium|A Fontange is a lace-&-ribbon headdress named for the Duchesse de Fontanges, a paramour of this long-reigning king|Louis XIV
15/12/2005|Jeopardy!|TIME TO GET A 'HEAD'|$200|easy|It blows against the direction of travel|a head wind
06/03/2007|Jeopardy!|LOWER THE 'BOOM'|$600|medium|Slang term for a large portable music player|a boombox
24/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BAD ENGLISH|$2000|hard|Flout, meaning 'to show scorn for', is often confused with this word meaning 'to show off'|flaunt
15/05/2006|Jeopardy!|A CATEGORY OF CATEGORIES|$800|hard|CROSSWORD CLUES 'A': Athos' ami (6)|Aramis
23/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TOP O' THE CHARTS|$1600|hard|In 1986 he topped the charts with 'Glory Of Love' as a solo artist & 'The Next Time I Fall' in a duet with Amy Grant|Peter Cetera
01/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS|$600|medium|This Gannett newspaper is now available in 80 countries, not just the U.S.|USA Today
16/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE CORNER DRUGSTORE|$800|hard|This 'colorful' herb, Hydrastis canadensis, is combined with echinacea to boost the immune system|Goldenseal
03/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$1000|hard|Native to Mexico, this small green vegetable is the main ingredient in salsa verde|Tomatillo
16/06/1998|Jeopardy!|JOHN HUGHES FILMS|$500|medium|Molly Ringwald's family forgets her birthday while preparing for her sister's wedding in this 1984 film|Sixteen Candles
12/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THROWDOWN WITH BOBBY FLAY|$2000|hard|(Booby Flay sautés some onions.) Right now, the onions are what we call sweated. I'll keep going until they turn brown, meaning they're this|caramelized
23/01/2008|Jeopardy!|WHERE IN THE WORLD IS SAN DIEGO?|$800|hard|This venue opened in 1989 crawls with sandmen & Doctor Whos as the home of the annual Comic-Con|the convention center
20/06/2005|Jeopardy!|ALLITERATION|$600|medium|Grossinger's & the Concord were part of this hotel circuit nicknamed for a soup served there|the Borscht Belt
01/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SPORT-O-RAMA|$1000|hard|(Hi, I'm Darryl Green of the Washington Redskins)  I intecepted one of this QB's passes in 1992 when the Redskins beat the Buffalo Bills in Super Bowl XXVI|Jim Kelly
16/06/2003|Jeopardy!|AN APPLE A DAY|$600|medium|The name of this world capital precedes 'Beauty' in the name of an apple variety that's excellent for baking|Rome
26/02/2004|Jeopardy!|THE NUMBER OF...|$200|easy|...face cards for each suit in a standard deck|3
07/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|RIGHT HERE IN RIVER CITY|$3200|hard|38 years before she lost her head, Marie Antoinette was born in this capital on the Danube River|Vienna
29/03/2000|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$300|easy|The political slogan 'As' this state 'goes, so goes the nation' dates back to the 1880s|Maine
03/04/1998|Jeopardy!|STARS BEHIND BARS|$400|easy|He's gone from jobs like tennis instructor & bartender to films like 'Fletch' & 'Foul Play'|Chevy Chase
01/06/2009|Jeopardy!|MMM...DONUTS|$600|medium|A familiar sight in TV & movies is the giant donut at Manchester and La Cienega boulevards, blocks from this international airport|LAX
28/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|INSERT (TEXT) HERE|$400|easy|From Isaac Newton: 'If I have seen further, it is by ( ___ ) on the shoulders of giants'|Standing
17/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WORD DERIVATIONS|$1200|hard|This word from the Arabic for 'weight of 4 grains' is worth its weight in gold|carat
24/09/1999|Jeopardy!|COMMIE TALK|$400|easy|One who accepts Communist doctrine but doesn't join the party is this type of 'journeyer'|Fellow traveler
12/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY|$1600|hard|In 1959 she found the skull of a human-like creature that lived about 1.75 million years ago in Olduvai Gorge|Mary Leakey
18/01/2012|Jeopardy!|OF MILK|$800|hard|Canned milk that has 60% of the water removed is known by this 10-letter term|evaporated
15/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY|$1600|hard|A 2007 TV reality show lets viewers pick the new Sandy & Danny for the revival of this musical|Grease
21/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|YOU DO THE MATH|$400|easy|Number of U.S. states divided by the number of noncontiguous states|25
29/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|YOU CAN CALL ME 'AL'|$3000|hard|In 1998 the Pres. of the Czech Republic remarked that he wanted this U.S. Cabinet member to replace him|Madeleine Albright
21/02/2005|Jeopardy!|LITERARY TITLE PAIRS|$800|hard|Around 1375: '...and the Green Knight'|Sir Gawain
24/04/1997|Jeopardy!|FILM STARS|$500|medium|To play the role of Nazi Amon Goeth in 'Schindler's List', this actor gained about 25 pounds|Ralph Fiennes
21/06/2011|Jeopardy!|CONTROLLED 'BURN'|$600|medium|When it opened its doors as a private liberal arts institution in 1859, it was called East Alabama Male College|Auburn
01/09/1997|Jeopardy!|THINGS I WISH I'D SAID|$400|easy|John Buchan defined this kind of skeptic as 'a man who has no invisible means of support'|an atheist
29/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$800|hard|Held each August in Akron, Ohio, it's been called 'The Greatest Amateur Youth Racing Event in the World'|the National Soap Box Derby
11/03/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OBJETS D'ART|$800|hard|Surprisingly, the name of this type of painting isn't from minimus, 'small', but from minium, a red lead pigment|a miniature
17/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS & THEIR WORKS|$1200|hard|'St. Bartholomew' (seen here) (1661)|Rembrandt
15/07/1999|Jeopardy!|FADE TO 'BLACK'|$300|easy|Hoot mon!  This breed of hornless cattle bears the name of a Scottish county where it originated|Angus
19/05/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. STAMPS|$300|easy|Unusual shape of the Pacific 97 stagecoach & ship stamps|Triangular
31/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$400|easy|LOX, the one used in rockets, not in bagels, is liquid this|oxygen
13/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HAWAIIANS|$200|easy|This entertainer, 'The Divine Miss M', was born in Honolulu, where her father was a Navy house painter|Bette Midler
14/12/2005|Jeopardy!|ARSENIC|$200|easy|Lewisite, an arsenic-containing blistering agent, was developed to be used in this conflict|World War I
30/04/1997|Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE TEENAGERS|$100|easy|In his early teens, this 'E.T.' director won a contest with his short war movie 'Escape to Nowhere'|Steven Spielberg
15/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY OPENINGS|$800|hard|'All happy families are alike but an unhappy family is unhappy after its own fashion.'|Anna Karenina
18/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & THEIR ROLES|$800|hard|He got an Oscar nomination for playing Danny Archer, a smuggler interested in a 'Blood Diamond'|DiCaprio
26/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LAWYERS, GUNS & MONEY|$1600|hard|This lawyer & author seen here clerked for Supreme Court justice Arthur Goldberg in 1963|Alan Dershowitz
09/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$2000|hard|The Dnestr & Vistula rivers rise in these mountains|Carpathians
03/12/2002|Jeopardy!|IRS STUFF|$200|easy|The IRS now allows some deductions for treatments, not including the over-the-counter patch, to quit this|Smoking
28/09/2009|Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY FIRST|$800|hard|...of Dumas' Three Musketeers|Aramis
17/11/2009|Jeopardy!|40 YEARS OF SESAME STREET|$800|hard|'Sesame Street' is full of great songs, like this one in which Ernie explains why tubby time is the best time of the day|Rubber Duckie
22/12/2006|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICAN WOMEN|None|None|In 1997 the American Public Transportation Association gave this woman its first Lifetime Achievement Award|Rosa Parks
11/02/2000|Jeopardy!|NEW OLYMPIC SPORTS|$200|easy|The devices used in this new Olympic sport can propel somersaulting gymnasts up to 30 feet in the air|Trampoline
11/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|STATES' MEN|$800|hard|Sparky Anderson, Tom Brokaw, George McGovern|South Dakota
27/09/2010|Jeopardy!|GOOD OLD SOUTHERN EATS|$200|easy|Vegetables that fall under this colorful generic term are mustard, spinach & turnip|greens
04/06/1997|Jeopardy!|QUOTABLE WOMEN|$200|easy|'One cannot have too large a party' is a line from her novel 'Emma'|Jane Austen
24/03/2011|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE LETTER, DOUBLE MEANING|$400|easy|A group of news reporters, or to make smooth by ironing|press
08/09/1989|Jeopardy!|WEATHER|$100|easy|The more familiar name for a 'synoptic chart'|weather chart (or weather map)
06/11/1997|Jeopardy!|it's microscopic|$400|easy|Baleen whales eat this mixture of microscopic organisms, like algae, that drift near the surface of the sea|plankton
05/10/2007|Jeopardy!|PIC-POURRI|$200|easy|Handed out by an academy, it's the showbiz award seen here|an Emmy
09/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$400|easy|Congress revived the rank of lieutenant general & made him the first one in March 1864|Ulysses S. Grant
14/03/2011|Jeopardy!|OLYMPIC TRACK & FIELD RECORDS|$200|easy|2 hours, 6 minutes, 32 seconds by Samuel Kamau Wansiru|the marathon
04/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|BEES|$200|easy|Its name comes from the Middle English word 'bumblen'|a bumblebee
13/01/2012|Jeopardy!|WORDS THAT SHOULD RHYME|$400|easy|A direction on a map & what proverbially is wasted on the young|south & youth
19/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|JULIE & JULIA|$800|hard|A decade after winning an Emmy for 'Seinfeld', she won again for 'The New Adventures of Old Christine'|Julia Louis-Dreyfus
07/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|Graphic representation of surface features on a region of a map|topography
17/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THEATER ALFRESCO|$800|hard|Performed beside the Willamette River, 'Champoeg!' is this state's official pageant of statehood|Oregon
22/09/1998|Jeopardy!|SYMPHONIES|$300|easy|The symphonies of Schumann & Berlioz typify this 19th C. movement of emotion & individualism|Romantic music
07/01/1997|Jeopardy!|SINGERS & THEIR FILMS|$300|easy|She was 'Divine' as the voice of a French poodle named Georgette in the Disney film 'Oliver & Company'|Bette Midler
04/03/2008|Final Jeopardy!|SPACE: 2007|None|None|A NASA Mars lander has this mythic name because it was made of parts from a scrapped 2001 mission|Phoenix
13/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE CANNELL CHANNEL|$400|easy|NBC's top show of the 1982-83 season, it suited Mr. & Mrs. America to a 'T'|The A-Team
01/03/2004|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SITCOM EPISODES|$400|easy|'I, Darrin, Take This Witch, Samantha'|Bewitched
15/01/2001|Jeopardy!|PIG LIT|$100|easy|This 1995 film is based on the book 'The Sheep-Pig'|Babe
24/09/1999|Final Jeopardy!|OLYMPICS 2000|None|None|Name of the new Olympic event that will cover a total of 51.5 kilometers|Triathlon
16/12/1992|Jeopardy!|SHIPS|$400|easy|In the names Bireme, Trireme, & Quarireme, 'reme' refers to these|oars
01/11/2011|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL FOOD DAYS|$600|medium|Friday or not, January 21 is national New England this day|clam chowder
02/01/2009|Jeopardy!|CONTINENTAL EXTREMES|$400|easy|The easternmost country in South America|Brazil
17/05/2007|Jeopardy!|DWELLING ON THE PAST|$400|easy|In 1794 this naval hero gave his right eye for Britain; 3 years later, his ability to wave goodbye decreased by 50%|Admiral Horatio Nelson
19/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN EXCHANGE|$1200|hard|In 1704 Peter the Great introduced the first regular minting of this currency in silver|the ruble
14/01/2003|Jeopardy!|THE 'IGHT' STUFF|$400|easy|It's a synonym for stingy or slightly inebriated|tight
05/11/2002|Jeopardy!|ALPHABETIC HOMOPHONES|$600|medium|A football is placed on it in preparation for the kickoff|tee (T)
27/04/2001|Jeopardy!|KEEP YOUR SHIRT ON!|$300|easy|Say 'Hello' to this Hawaiian shirt seen here:|Aloha shirt
25/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PHOTOGRAPHY|$600|medium|Aperture size is measured in these numbers which usually range from 2 to 16|F-stops
02/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HITHER & YON|$1000|hard|This mountain climbs to 15,771 feet in the Savoy Alps|Mont Blanc
27/09/2006|Jeopardy!|WEDDINGS|$200|easy|When a Jewish groom does this, it's traditional for Uncle Mort to joke, 'That's the last time he puts his foot down'|break the wine glass
11/04/2005|Jeopardy!|ASSASSINS|$600|medium|In 1994, 31 years after the crime, Byron de la Beckwith was convicted of murdering this Civil Rights leader|Medgar Evers
16/06/2004|Jeopardy!|'BO'-POURRI|$800|hard|Sherlock Holmes faced 'A Scandal in' this former central European kingdom|Bohemia
13/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PUSH THE 'BUTTON'|$2000|hard|In 1927 one of this 18th century American's autographs sold for over $50,000|Button Gwinnett
11/05/1998|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$300|easy|Some foreign X-ray scanners may ruin rolls of this, so keep them in a special lead-lined bag|Film
12/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL DIARIES?|$1200|hard|1931: Busted for tax evasion?! I'm going to end up in Alcatraz for that?! That ain't the Chicago way!|Al Capone
18/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE GREAT & NEAR-GREAT|$800|hard|My name is Inigo de Onaz y Loyola! You know me better under this name!  Prepare to pray!|St. Ignatius Loyola
06/09/2000|Jeopardy!|E!|$100|easy|In 1995 Greg Kinnear became a movie star in 'Sabrina' & left this E! series about chat shows|Talk Soup
12/12/1996|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$300|easy|In 1815 the Congress of Vienna guaranteed this country's neutrality|Switzerland
19/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LAND OF THE 'FREE'|$1000|hard|Barbells & dumbbells|Free weights
22/01/1990|Jeopardy!|ARGENTINA|$200|easy|Candidates for president & vice president must be citizens by birth & of this religion|Roman Catholic
11/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DANISH|$1200|hard|The skyline of the California Danish village of Solvang has several of these quaint power-producing devices|windmills
13/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$800|hard|This shortcake staple is rich in Vitamin C, with about 90 milligrams per serving|strawberries
04/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE THERE'S A WILL|$500|medium|In 1933 this president left a will consisting of a single sentence, leaving everything to his wife|Calvin Coolidge
14/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE WALTONS|$2000|hard|In 1932 physicist Ernest Walton co-developed one of these that sped up protons to smash lithium nuclei|particle accelerator
17/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S LOOK TO THE STARS|$2000|hard|In 1838 Friedrich Bessel first measured a star's distance by using parallax--using observations this many months apart|6
09/02/2009|Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS MATTERS|$1000|hard|In 1984 this Unification Church leader was sent to prison in the U.S. for tax evasion|Sun Myung Moon
22/01/1990|Jeopardy!|ARGENTINA|$500|medium|This almost treeless region of Argentina is the agricultural & industrial heart of the nation|Pampas
19/09/2007|Jeopardy!|A NUDE AWAKENING|$800|hard|Trying to escape his teen-idol image, this 'Partridge Family' star posed nude for Rolling Stone in 1972|David Cassidy
26/02/2001|Jeopardy!|THE NFL|$500|medium|Only 3 players have rushed for more than 2,000 yards in a season: O.J. Simpson, Eric Dickerson & this Lion in 1997|Barry Sanders
15/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE LION|$200|easy|Though they vary between individuals & populations, these on male lions help to make them look larger|manes
21/01/1999|Jeopardy!|ON THE 'TOWN'|$700|hard|A theatrical group from this Mass. seaport community helped launch the career of Eugene O' Neill|Provincetown
18/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NOW THAT'S ITALIAN|$1200|hard|At age 28 his third opera, 'Nabucco', made him one of Italy's foremost composers|Verdi
13/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|It's the only Central American country that does not border the Caribbean|El Salvador
21/06/2000|Jeopardy!|DUKES & EARLS|$100|easy|Charles Duke, Jr. got to go into space only once, but he did get to go here!|Moon
02/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GONE WITH THE WINDS|$1000|hard|Shelley wrote most of this poem on a windy day in the woods near Florence|Ode to the West Wind
01/10/2010|Jeopardy!|GET A 'CL'UE!|$800|hard|Scones are traditionally served with this thick cream, a specialty of Devonshire, England|clotted cream
07/01/2003|Jeopardy!|BREAKFAST CEREALS|$800|hard|If you pour it just right, you'll have '26 tasty little letters in every bowl' of this Post cereal|Alpha-bits
27/05/2002|Jeopardy!|THAT'S LIKE, SO TOTALLY 'RAD'|$200|easy|It's the 'Centennial State'|Colorado
02/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$800|hard|This style & decorating maven said she's moving from Westport, Conn., after complaining about the neighbors|Martha Stewart
22/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES IN SPANISH|$600|medium|Alemania|Germany
23/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$400|easy|Donatello sculpted 3 well-known statues of this biblical figure, 2 in marble & a nude bronze|David
26/09/1997|Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR I|$400|easy|The Danton was sunk, but the French battleship named for this 'Candide' author survived the war|Voltaire
01/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SAX|$400|easy|Number of reeds used in the playing of a saxophone|one
14/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SNOWBOARDING|$2000|hard|Stances include regular, goofy foot & this one that angles the toes of both feet in opposite directions|duck foot
27/06/2007|Jeopardy!|THAT'S SHOE BIZ|$600|medium|You're sure to keep your tootsies toasty with these Aussie sheepskin boots, like the ones seen here|uggs
10/11/1989|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LITERATURE|$200|easy|The Pied Piper was hired by Hamelin to rid the town of these pests|Rats
16/02/2011|Jeopardy!|ALSO ON YOUR COMPUTER KEYS|$600|medium|Football position that can be split or tight|End
21/05/1992|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL ANTHEMS|$300|easy|The melody to 'America' was borrowed from this national anthem|'God Save the King' (or 'Queen')
16/07/2010|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HERITAGE DICTIONARY PREFERRED PLURALS|$200|easy|Thief|thieves
05/07/2004|Jeopardy!|TV FAMILY ROLL CALL|$200|easy|Mike, Carol, their son Greg & his 5 other siblings|The Brady Bunch
02/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE YEAR 2000|$800|hard|The Kuomintang lost the presidency of this country for the first time in 50 years|Taiwan
27/06/2006|Jeopardy!|'C'OUNTRIES|$1000|hard|Founded around 1888 during German colonial rule, Yaounde is the bustling capital of this Central African nation|Cameroon
06/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'P.B.'|$800|hard|It's the state flower of Delaware (not Georgia)|peach blossom
24/11/1993|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$200|easy|(Clue temporarily missing due to technical glitch)|American Heart Association
01/07/1998|Jeopardy!|'EYE' GUESS|$400|easy|In her first pop hit, Crystal Gayle asked this colorful title question|Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue
07/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S THE SUBJECT?|$400|easy|'A Private Disgrace' & 'Forty Whacks'|Lizzie Borden
06/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GET MEDIEVAL|$400|easy|In 'Paradiso' Dante is queried by St. James about hope; by St. John about charity; & by St. Peter about this|faith
22/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ONE-NAMED PERSONALITIES|$1200|hard|This comic who starred in 'Jingle All the Way' was never a sailor but he did serve in the Air Force|Sinbad
03/11/2009|Jeopardy!|YOUNG MR. PRESIDENT|$800|hard|He grew up in Greenwich, Connecticut, & attended private schools there & in Andover, Massachusetts|George H.W. Bush
11/07/2011|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$200|easy|It's known as W&M for short|William & Mary
17/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MATH VOCABULARY|$200|easy|The second power of a number; or an old-fashioned, unhip person|Square
15/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FLAGS OF THE WORLD|$1000|hard|Adopted in 1980, the flag of this Middle Eastern nation is seen here|Iran
07/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE GOBI DESERT|$2000|hard|Gobi explorer Nikolai Przhevalski discovered a wild camel & the world's last surviving wild species of this|horse
05/02/2003|Jeopardy!|FUN 'GUS'|$200|easy|This member of the lily family is rich in vitamin A|asparagus
30/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH NOVELS BY CHARACTERS|$1200|hard|Charles Ryder, Lord & Lady Marchmain|Brideshead Revisited
26/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'70s MOVIE THEMES|$1600|hard|Andy Williams had a 1972 hit with 'Speak Softly Love', the theme from this epic film|The Godfather
02/04/2007|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES HEADLINES|$800|hard|October 7, 1981: This world leader 'Assassinated at Army Parade as Men Amid Ranks Fire into Stands'|Anwar Sadat
13/11/2000|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER SPANISH WORDS|$400|easy|Domingo, Lunes or Martes, for example|Dia
17/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|UNUSUAL TREES|$1200|hard|This follows 'shag' in the name of a hickory tree because it breaks up into loosely attached plates as the tree ages|bark
15/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|YOU: STAYING YOUNG|$400|easy|(Here's Dr. Oz.) Holding a cork in your teeth can relax your jaws, & ease the everyday struggle with this, defined in physics as a force that strains or deforms a body|stress
27/01/2009|Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICANA|$600|medium|The Crow are known for their ceremonial costumes with unique beadwork & dyed quills from these|porcupines
12/05/1999|Jeopardy!|HIT TUNES|$400|easy|'Doo Wop (That Thing)'|Lauryn Hill
11/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SAN ANTONIO|$1200|hard|This 'watery' promenade promoted by the Paseo Del Rio Association claims to be Texas' No. 1 tourist attraction|the Riverwalk
21/07/2000|Jeopardy!|DONE THAT|$200|easy|In 2000 he was elected Russia's president, defeating his Communist rival 52 percent to 29 percent|Vladimir Putin
29/06/2010|Jeopardy!|GO IRISH!|$800|hard|The Irish town of Kerry lends its name to this colorful breed of pooch|A Kerry blue terrier
11/06/1998|Jeopardy!|WHEN STATES FIGHT|$100|easy|West Virginia broke from Virginia after the legislature voted for this in 1861|Secession
13/07/2006|Jeopardy!|I'M SORRY|$1000|hard|'I want to... ask for forgiveness (for my) arrogant lifestyle', said this ex-PTL leader (even his doghouse had A/C)|James Bakker
02/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|I'M BORED|$400|easy|Care to help me make sauerkraut?  I need 25 pounds of this vegetable shredded up ASAP|cabbage
27/02/2001|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL DEMISES|$200|easy|At his death on October 20, 1964, he had survived his presidency longer than any other president: 31 years, 231 days|Herbert Hoover
25/03/1998|Jeopardy!|TV ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$100|easy|Between TV stints as Andy Griffith's son & Tom Bosley's son, he played Henry Fonda's son on 'The Smith Family'|Ron Howard
25/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOZART & FRIENDS|$2000|hard|Mozart wrote a lovely motet for Venanzio Rauzzini, one of these specially treated singers|a castrato
20/09/1999|Jeopardy!|TV CHARACTERS|$300|easy|Det. John Kelly, Det. Bobby Simone, Det. Danny Sorenson|NYPD Blue
21/10/1998|Jeopardy!|ROCK SINGERS|$500|medium|In 1989 he re-recorded 8 of his classic hits for the film biography 'Great Balls Of Fire!'|Jerry Lee Lewis
19/07/1991|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$1500|hard|He wrote the following while employed by the U.S. Marine Corps:|John Philip Sousa
27/10/1999|Jeopardy!|SMALL SCREEN FAMILIES|$200|easy|The Keatons of Columbus, Ohio|Family Ties
04/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN CURRENCY|$1000|hard|The currency of Ecuador & Bolivia's official capital were both named for this man|Antonio José de Sucre
21/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|YO, HOLMES!|$400|easy|This 'dogged' Sherlock Holmes novel was published in 1902|The Hound of the Baskervilles
12/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LOLA-PALOOZA|$800|hard|A Lola, one of these co-owned by Paul Newman, won championships in 1984, 1991 & 1993|racecar
15/07/2009|Jeopardy!|COWBOYS & INDIANS|$1000|hard|Cowboys collect roaming cattle for sorting & branding at these 'circular' events|a roundup
09/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$1200|hard|English mathematician John Wallis was first to use what looks like an 8 on its side to symbolize this|infinity
19/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CHRISTMASTIME IN NEW YORK|$5000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew presents the clue from New York City.)  Gingerbread men & handmade ornaments are but a few of the items offered at the holiday market at this famous circle named for an Italian explorer|Columbus Circle
11/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GOLD|$800|hard|These pseudo-scientists of the Middle Ages tried to turn base metals into gold; now you can in a cyclotron|Alchemists
06/02/2004|Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICAN PLACE NAMES|$600|medium|As a child George W. Bush spent summers with his family at their home in this Maine town|Kennebunkport
11/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BABY BOOMER MEMORIES|$2000|hard|In 1967 this 21-year-old started Rolling Stone magazine|Jann Wenner
11/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|GO 'SOUTH'|$400|easy|...to 90 degrees south latitude & you'll find yourself here|the South Pole
19/01/1993|Double Jeopardy!|EMPERORS|$800|hard|The first & last emperors of Germany shared this name|William (or Wilhelm) (Hohenzollern accepted)
25/04/2001|Jeopardy!|SIT ON IT!|$200|easy|At the Jackie Kennedy Onassis auction in 1996, one of these chairs used by JFK sold for $442,500|Rocking chair
24/09/2002|Jeopardy!|COME TOGETHER|$1000|hard|A gathering of famous historical people, 'Meeting of Minds' was an Emmy-winning creation of this comedian|Steve Allen
30/03/2009|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS & THEIR SLEUTHS|$1000|hard|Easy Rawlins|Walter Mosley
13/01/2009|Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$1000|hard|This medium-sized, distinctly marked cat of Asia has the scientific name Neofelis nebulosa|clouded leopard
25/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A COMMUNIST PLOT|$600|medium|Buried in Santa Clara, Cuba this revolutionary leader was born in Argentina in 1928|Ernesto 'Che' Guevara
22/11/1995|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$300|easy|In 1804, this vice president ran for governor of New York, and lost|Aaron Burr
15/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HEDGEHOG-PODGE|$800|hard|There are about 50 species of the hedgehog type of this plant, so named for its spiny fruit|cactus
05/03/1990|Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|Abingdon, Windsor, Gravesend & Southend-On-Sea are on this European river|Thames
12/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE TRIPPING|$800|hard|This Florida explorer was part of the crew on Columbus' second voyage|Ponce de León
11/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE SWORD|$800|hard|Mel Gibson hurled his broadsword in the air & cried, 'Freedom' in this epic|Braveheart
16/11/1992|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$300|easy|Soon after I'd risen, I heard the wailing of this|siren (risen)
15/11/1985|Jeopardy!|IN OTHER WORDS...|$100|easy|Snag el toro using his hard bonelike projections|take the bull by the horns
02/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE MUSICAL '80s|$800|hard|This song heard here from 'American Gigolo' was the No. 1 single of 1980|'Call Me' (by Blondie)
22/09/2000|Jeopardy!|FIDDLESTICKS!|$500|medium|This yellowish substance rubbed on the bow comes from the distillation of turpentine|Rosin
14/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS IN FRANCE|$800|hard|In 1909 one of his nude statues of Victor Hugo was installed at the Gallery of the Palais-Royal|Auguste Rodin
25/01/1991|Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$500|medium|Covering combat & military subjects, it's the journal of professional adventurers|Soldier of Fortune
11/09/2001|Jeopardy!|GOODWILL TOWARD 'MEN'|$400|easy|A wild animal exhibit|a menagerie
06/01/2005|Jeopardy!|'90s MUSIC|$800|hard|A successful songwriter & producer, she had 'criminal' success with her debut album 'Supa Dupa Fly'|Missy 'Misdemeanor' Elliott
28/09/2005|Jeopardy!|SEND IN THE MARINES|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew visits a training course at Parris Island, SC.)  10 weeks into training, recruits undergo this endurance test, hauling 54 lbs. of gear; it's named for a metal melting vessel|the Crucible
08/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$600|medium|Shirley Eaton played the gilded glamour gal in this 1964 spy classic|Goldfinger
06/10/2005|Jeopardy!|TONY MONTANA|$600|medium|It's the name of Montana's most populous county, a nearby national park & a Billings art museum in a former jail|Yellowstone
14/10/1986|Jeopardy!|MILK|$400|easy|Skim milk is fortified with D & this vitamin that's lost when the butterfat is removed|vitamin A
01/11/2005|Jeopardy!|A 'WIN' WIN SITUATION|$600|medium|A pilot who flies in position behind & to the side of the formation leader|wingman
13/11/1990|Jeopardy!|GOLD|$300|easy|Derived from the metal's Latin name, it's the chemical symbol for gold|Au
12/03/2001|Jeopardy!|A WATERY GRAVE|$500|medium|The S.S. Edmund Fitzgerald|Lake Superior
08/02/2008|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1936, at the age of 16, Farouk succeeded his father King Fuad I as king of this country|Egypt
10/03/1999|Jeopardy!|SPORTS HOME CITIES|$100|easy|The NFL's Jaguars|Jacksonville
26/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS PLACES|$2000|hard|The city of Varanasi, which devout Hindus believe has always existed, is on this river|the Ganges
28/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE TESTAMENT|$2000|hard|'Be not thou envious against evil men, neither desire to be with them.  For their heart studieth destruction'|the Book of Proverbs
17/02/2006|Jeopardy!|TEEN POTPOURRI|$400|easy|In New Hampshire (& many other states), you must be at least this age to marry without parental consent|18
21/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|KIDS' GAME SHOWS|$1000|hard|This show in which 5 children answered questions debuted on radio in 1940 & on TV in 1949|The Quiz Kids
16/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CANDY IS DANDY|$2000|hard|'Hungry?  Grab' one of these peanut, caramel & nougat chocolate bars that also come in Cruncher & Almond varieties|a Snickers (a Snicker accepted)
01/11/2005|Final Jeopardy!|THE OLD WEST|None|None|This outlaw's father, a minister, gave him his first & middle names after an 18th century English clergyman|John Wesley Hardin
06/04/1988|Jeopardy!|TV TRIVIA|$500|medium|This sitcom topped the ratings for 5 seasons in a row, from 1971 to 1976|All in the Family
17/03/2011|Jeopardy!|IN THE MI'DD'LE|$1000|hard|To interfere unwantedly in someone else's affairs|meddle
30/09/2005|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE COLLAGE|$800|hard|The first black sorority, Alpha Kappa Alpha, was founded at this university in 1908|Howard
10/09/2007|Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|$200|easy|In the 1920s this Fascist leader of Italy set up a puppet regime in Albania & reconquered Libya|Mussolini
29/05/2006|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$800|hard|While on safari in Africa, your guide may point out a dik-dik, a small one of these animals|an antelope
20/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR|$600|medium|By arresting them all & seizing their property in 1307, this country's Philip IV began the suppression of the Templars|France
10/04/2003|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC COMIC CATCHPHRASES|$1000|hard|To Rochester: 'Now cut that out!'|Jack Benny
14/07/1998|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS & FIRST LADIES|$100|easy|While First Lady, she discovered her breast cancer; after, her drug & alcohol dependency|Betty Ford
20/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|I KNOW THAT SONG|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew does a thumb-to-forefinger upward crawl with her hands.)  It's the song moms sing that goes along with these hand movements|The Itsy Bitsy Spider
01/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ITALIAN CUISINE|$1600|hard|Vitello tonnato is this meat cooked in a tuna & mayonnaise puree|veal
27/04/1999|Jeopardy!|STAR TREK WRITERS|$400|easy|Sci-fi novelist Theodore Sturgeon wrote the episode where Spock & this character duel to the 'death'|Kirk
25/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$600|medium|In 1998 she performed with the Kirov Ballet for the first time since her defection 18 years earlier|Natalia Makarova
02/02/2011|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|In tennis, a high-arcing shot hit deep into the opponent's court|a lob
01/12/1998|Jeopardy!|DIETING|$100|easy|Revolutionary indeed, Robert Atkins' 'New Diet Revolution' includes lots of this, including the saturated kind|Fat
20/12/2006|Jeopardy!|GOLD|$400|easy|A bricklike bar of gold is called this, from the Old English for 'pour'|an ingot
16/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PARTICLE PHYSICS|$200|easy|The theoretical tachyons are said to exist only at speeds faster than the speed of this|Light
14/10/2010|Jeopardy!|THAT '70s TEAM|$1000|hard|Larry Csonka, Larry Seiple, Larry Little & a bunch of no-names--at least on defense--played for this '72 undefeated team|the Dolphins
29/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MAROON 5|$5000|hard|At the end of a 1719 novel, this title character sells his Brazilian plantation, marries & visits his old island|Robinson Crusoe
19/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|14:59|$1200|hard|'The joke's over', said Simon Cowell about this 'American Idol' singer with a unique rendition of 'She Bangs'|William Hung
22/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE GERMAN|$400|easy|Teens are sometimes susceptible to this, a feeling of dread or anguish|angst
13/10/2010|Jeopardy!|JOHN GRISHAM BOOKS|$200|easy|Mitch McDeere heads to Memphis to practice tax law in this bestseller|The Firm
04/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD 'C'ITIES|$1000|hard|This city on South Island is named for a college at Oxford University|Christchurch
12/03/1997|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$500|medium|Act it out if you wish; it's the organization sung about in the following: [audio clue: 'Young man, there's a place you can go, I say young man, when you're short on your dough...']|Y.M.C.A
02/02/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$100|easy|The Chicago River flows out of this great lake; the Kalamazoo River flows in|Lake Michigan
30/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SUPER 8|$1600|hard|Eric Sevareid & Howard K. Smith were 2 of the 8 newsmen known as this reporter's 'Boys'|Edward R. Murrow
11/12/2008|Jeopardy!|NEVER MIND THE FOLLICLES|$400|easy|A 'Dick Tracy' villain has the same name as this style|Flattop
16/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|I'LL GO MINE|$1600|hard|I'll go mine sapphires in Sri Lanka, because I need the type whose optical effect gives it this name|star sapphires
01/06/1999|Jeopardy!|TV NOSTALGIA|$400|easy|One of Tallulah Bankhead's last roles was as this 'Batman' villainess named for a spider|Black Widow
05/10/1999|Jeopardy!|2000 CALENDARS|$300|easy|The cover of Landmark's Norman Rockwell calendar shows one of the covers from this magazine|The Saturday Evening Post
12/01/1996|Jeopardy!|ROYAL WEDDING|$500|medium|In 1978 American-born Lisa Halaby married King Hussein at Zaharan Palace in this capital city|Amman, Jordan
13/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GO!|$2000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew stands in front of a go board.) In go, a stone that's surrounded by the opponent's color is captured & removed; it's said to have lost its last this, also an unalienable right mentioned in the Declaration of Independence|liberty
31/12/2002|Jeopardy!|A BROAD-BASED MOVEMENT|$400|easy|The YWCA|Young Women's Christian Association
11/01/2007|Jeopardy!|WELL, YOU 'NO'|$600|medium|It's a wistful desire to return in thought to a former time in one's life|nostalgia
28/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|YOUNG NOBEL PRIZE WINNERS|$1600|hard|This 31-year-old won for the creation of quantum mechanics & not for his uncertainty principle|Heisenberg
24/05/2004|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY 'B'|$1000|hard|In the 17th c. Tibetan forces invaded this neighboring country whose name means 'the edge of Tibet'|Bhutan
28/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$600|medium|An example of the conservation of momentum in action is this felt by a person who fires a gun|Recoil
13/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'NAP' TIME|$1000|hard|This 1886 novel recounts the abduction of David Balfour|Kidnapped
19/03/2001|Jeopardy!|TV SPIN-OFFS|$500|medium|'Promised Land'|Touched By An Angel
28/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COMPUTER HISTORY|$1600|hard|Tim Berners-Lee of CERN developed the WWW, allowing users to connect to documents through these 'overactive' links|hyperlinks
06/04/2004|Jeopardy!|HALLS OF FAME|$800|hard|Blaze a trail to the Hall of Great Westerners & you'll find this Oklahoma trader for whom a trail is named|Chisholm
09/09/2003|Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$400|easy|This city was the site of Solomon's temple|Jerusalem
08/11/2002|Jeopardy!|TOWERS|$200|easy|The descendants of Noah erected it on the plain of Shinar|Tower of Babel
16/10/2007|Jeopardy!|FISH, BIRD OR MAMMAL|$200|easy|The skate|a fish
18/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL THINGS|$1600|hard|You can follow the course of this trace, a national parkway, through Mississippi, Alabama & Tennessee|Natchez Trace
25/06/2010|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT SPORTS CONFERENCE|$1000|hard|Boise State, Fresno State|the Western Athletic Conference
09/12/2004|Jeopardy!|A WEALTH OF INFORMATION|$1000|hard|General Foods goes back to the company this man formed in the 1920s to sell frozen foods|Birdseye
26/04/2001|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS|$400|easy|This word became forever linked with Warren Harding when he mispronounced the word 'normality' in a 1920 speech|Normalcy
24/11/2005|Jeopardy!|DWIGHT BOY|$400|easy|Joe Montana's unbelievable 1982 playoff touchdown pass to this receiver is known simply as 'The Catch'|Dwight Clark
09/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|'ROUND MIDNIGHT|$1200|hard|'Midnight's Children' by Salman Rusdie tells of the post-colonial era in this nation where Rushdie was born|India
30/10/2007|Jeopardy!|SPORTS QUOTES|$1000|hard|This 1950s Yankee mgr. said of a pitcher, 'He don't smoke, he don't drink, he don't chase women & he don't win'|(Casey) Stengel
16/07/2009|Jeopardy!|MIXED BAG|$200|easy|In 2009 14-year-old Danny Johnson became a legend of rock when he scored 973,954 points in this game|Guitar Hero
19/04/2006|Jeopardy!|DOGS AT WORK|$800|hard|A certain small German city on the Neckar must have been a safe place, as this guard dog breed was named for it|a Rottweiler
20/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|COLUMBUS|$1200|hard|After 7 years living in this country, Columbus asked its King John II for backing, but was turned down|Portugal
05/05/2004|Jeopardy!|PARTS OF THE WHOLE|$200|easy|Frame, pedals, handlebars|a bicycle
05/03/2010|Jeopardy!|FEMALE SINGERS|$800|hard|Last name Kilcher, she restyled herself as a country singer in 2008 with the album 'Perfectly Clear'|Jewel
22/05/2002|Jeopardy!|MINNEAPOLIS|$600|medium|At the Target Center, you can see the home games of this NBA team|the Timberwolves
26/10/2007|Jeopardy!|THE INDIANS|$800|hard|The winner of the 1913 Nobel Prize for Literature, Rabindranath Tagore was born in this former capital in 1861|Calcutta
06/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICAN LIT|$1000|hard|'The Legend of' this place is set in 'Greensburgh... which is more generally' known as Tarry Town|Sleepy Hollow
21/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|JAI ALAI|$600|medium|Jai alai players know it's called the pelota|Ball
10/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OPTIMISTS|$200|easy|On Oct. 25 of this year, the New York Journal headlined, 'Experts Predict Rising Market'--oops|1929
07/04/2008|Jeopardy!|TO RICHES|$200|easy|Like his father before him, he's the longtime mayor of Chicago|(Richard) Daley
09/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|Once the seat of the Holy Roman Empire, it's now the capital of Austria|Vienna
15/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|Important mining centers in this range include Leadville, Colorado & Kimberley, British Columbia|Rocky Mountains
12/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORD PROCESSING|$200|easy|In a car, do it at the speed of freeway traffic; in word processing, use it with form letters & labels|Merge
13/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STATUARY HALL|$400|easy|Father Junipero Serra|California
16/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|PSYCHOLOGY|$800|hard|This philosophical movement associated with Sartre inspired a form of psychotherapy|Existentialism
13/07/1999|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC ISLANDS|None|None|A 900-year-old organization expelled in 1798 was allowed to return to this island in 1998|Malta
26/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S SMALL PARTS|$1200|hard|Those portraying a Norwegian captain in this play don't have to worry about memorizing a lot of lines|Hamlet
17/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|READ THE BOOK, SAW THE FILM|$600|medium|Elia Kazan directed this author's script of 'Viva Zapata!', but had someone else adapt his 'East Of Eden'|John Steinbeck
17/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL MOMS|$800|hard|Dorothy Walker|George (Herbert Walker) Bush
09/10/2007|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$200|easy|On July 8, 1776 it was rung to proclaim the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence|the Liberty Bell
24/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMERS|$1000|hard|This Italian astronomer discovered the division in Saturn's rings that bear his name|Giovanni Cassini
13/05/2011|Jeopardy!|NOTABLE EDUCATORS|$2000|hard|This high school teacher was involved in a little trial in Dayton, Tennessee in July 1925|(John T.) Scopes
09/05/2011|Jeopardy!|WHERE'S OSCAR?|$1000|hard|His acting Oscar for 'Ordinary People' is in his sister's fridge to surprise guests in search of beer|Timothy Hutton
27/04/1999|Jeopardy!|STAR TREK WRITERS|$300|easy|This ventriloquist co-wrote 'The Lights of Zetar' with her husband Jeremy Tarcher, not Lamb Chop|Shari Lewis
09/12/2008|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE ATHLETICS|$600|medium|With a 4.0 GPA, tennis player Kristi Miller of Georgia Tech was named an AAA, which stands for this|Academic All-American
16/06/2010|Jeopardy!|CONFUSE US|$1000|hard|Some people needlessly put ir- in front of this word that means 'in spite of everything'|regardless
29/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COMMANDERS AT WAR|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows an animated diagram on the monitor.)  At the 1805 Battle of Austerlitz, enticing the Allies to attack his right flank, this commander's army stormed the center high ground & smashed the Allies|Napoléon Bonaparte
30/10/1997|Jeopardy!|COOKING ON TV|$200|easy|'How To Boil Water' & 'Grillin' & Chillin'' are cooking shows featured on this cable channel|The Food Network
01/12/2005|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$800|hard|Flavors to sample in this Atlantic island group, once the Somers Islands, include many dishes made from local onions|Bermuda
01/12/2008|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL WIT|$200|easy|Arriving at the hospital on March 30, 1981, he told one of his doctors, 'I hope you're a Republican'|Ronald Reagan
10/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|STAMPS FROM AROUND THE WORLD|$1200|hard|It's the year the commemorative stamp seen here was issued|1981
24/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|JOHNNY CASH|$800|hard|In 1950 Johnny joined the Air Force & published poetry in this military newspaper|Stars and Stripes
21/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICANS|$600|medium|In 1959 at age 99, Jason Betzines wrote 'I Fought with' this Chiricahua Apache, his cousin|Geronimo
23/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINING BIRDS|$2000|hard|The mascot of the U.S. Forest Service, this owl wore a Robin Hood-style hat & told us to 'Give a Hoot!  Don't Pollute!'|Woodsy
10/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S MY LINE?|$800|hard|Frost: 'Two roads diverged in a wood, and I-- I took the one less traveled by, and that has made...'|all the difference
07/07/2000|Jeopardy!|DUTCH TREATS|$500|medium|The Rijsttafel ('Rice Table') is a feast that was imported from this former Dutch colony|Indonesia
16/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|A German valley renowned for its coal deposits is named for this tributary of the Rhine|Ruhr
04/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TRY 'TRI' AGAIN|$800|hard|Swimming, cycling, & running all in one event|a triathalon
28/11/2000|Jeopardy!|WHAT FOODS THESE MORSELS BE|$400|easy|One tasty type of this sausage made from spices & pork livers is called braunschweiger|Liverwurst
08/09/2008|Jeopardy!|RHYME TRAP|$800|hard|Ann Miller's dance specialty|tap
23/06/2000|Jeopardy!|FISHY WORDS|$200|easy|It's a place for a bird to roost or for a person to sit|Perch
12/10/1998|Jeopardy!|GULF|$300|easy|In bestial southern France, Berre Lagoon leads to the Gulf of Lion, an inlet of this sea|Mediterranean
12/10/2004|Jeopardy!|TRICKY QUESTIONS|$200|easy|Total number of each animal that Moses took on the ark with him during the great flood|zero
03/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'KNIFE', 'FORK' OR 'SPOON'|$200|easy|A diver bends in midair to touch the toes before entering the water in this dive|Jackknife
12/05/2005|Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATION|$200|easy|Herbert Hoover in 1929 was the first president to have one of these on his desk, not in a booth outside his office|a telephone
04/06/2009|Jeopardy!|CHILD'S PLAY|$1000|hard|In this play based on a 1954 novel, a mother discovers that her young daughter Rhoda is an amoral murderer|The Bad Seed
18/11/2002|Jeopardy!|HEY, BABY, I'M PREMED|$1000|hard|Organic chem is easy once you get this concept of an atom's combining capacity, also applied to some electrons|valence
21/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$400|easy|This brother of Moses was the first Jewish high priest|Aaron
03/10/2002|Jeopardy!|PORTS|$400|easy|This state has 5 of the top 15 U.S. ports, including Plaquemines & Lake Charles|Louisiana
07/12/2000|Jeopardy!|THE 'FIRST'|$500|medium|The page seen here is from this 17th century publication: (picture of William Shakespeare)|The First Folio
03/01/1997|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$100|easy|It was the 1990 date of the last official U.S. census; no fooling|April 1, 1990
20/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|G.B. SHAW PLAYS|$600|medium|In a dream scene this title saint asks, 'Can a poor burnt-up lass have a ghost?'|St. Joan (Joan of Arc)
23/11/2006|Jeopardy!|'60s CINEMA|$800|hard|Angela Lansbury & Ginger Rogers each played Mama Jean in competing movie bios about this 1930s sex symbol|Jean Harlow
25/12/2000|Jeopardy!|THE DREADED SPELLING CATEGORY|$200|easy|Thanks for spelling...|A-P-P-R-E-C-I-A-T-I-O-N
10/06/1997|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$100|easy|'Leaves' made of this sweet often top the familiar mousse of the same flavor|Chocolate
12/02/2010|Jeopardy!|'O' NOUNS|$800|hard|An 8-piece musical group|octet
28/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE OSCAR-WINNING DIRECTOR|$1600|hard|1982 for 'Gandhi'|(Richard) Attenborough
28/04/2009|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL MUNCHIES|$800|hard|This British TV show once featured candy selections known as crunchy frog & anthrax ripple|Monty Python's Flying Circus
14/02/2006|Jeopardy!|'OLD' SCHOOL|$400|easy|A wallet for carrying paper money|a billfold
20/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TECH TONIC|$2000|hard|RFID chips, this type of I.D., can be placed on store products or on soldiers to find them in an emergency|radio frequency
21/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY MARRIAGES|$1200|hard|Linda Hamilton was the fourth of 5 women he's directed down the aisle|(James) Cameron
10/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SIBLING SPORTS RIVALRIES|$2000|hard|Though Tiki retired from the NFL after the 2006 season, this twin brother, a cornerback, still plays for Tampa Bay|Ronde Barber
16/04/2001|Jeopardy!|I REMEMBER APRIL|$300|easy|In April 1992 L.A. erupted after 4 policemen were acquitted of beating this man|Rodney King
28/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FARGO|$1200|hard|Also known as a plains buffalo, it's the logo & nickname of North Dakota State's athletic teams|bison
07/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CENTRAL PARK|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew presents from Central Park.)  An archway on East Drive is unusual in that it's made from this stone, more associated with apartment houses of the late 1800s|a brownstone
21/12/1989|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES|$100|easy|Its name is an acronym for 'Queensland And Northern Territory Aerial Service'|Qantas
30/06/2006|Jeopardy!|WE'RE IN YOUR 'DET'|$400|easy|An alternate route taken by automobile traffic when the normal route cannot be used|a detour
04/04/2011|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|None|None|These 3 nations each border the world's largest & smallest oceans|Russia, the United States & Canada
03/02/2000|Jeopardy!|'B'ELIEVE IT OR NOT|$100|easy|For water, it's 212 degrees Fahrenheit|Boiling point
03/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ALBUMS|$800|hard|(Hi, I'm Lorrie Morgan)  I recorded 'You and Me' for a 1998 tribute album to this late legend; Rosanne Cash contributed 'D-I-V-O-R-C-E'|Tammy Wynette
05/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE ROLES|$800|hard|She was married to Kenneth Branagh when they played sparring lovers in 1993's 'Much Ado About Nothing'|Emma Thompson
02/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S OK TO SAY IT BACKWARDS|$800|hard|A tiny child, or a small amount of liquor for a Brit|a tot
16/05/2000|Jeopardy!|TEA TIME|$400|easy|Gunpowder is one of the most popular varieties of this 'color' tea in America|Green tea
26/05/2000|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD BLVD.|$400|easy|June 16, 1999 was 'Another Day In Paradise' when this composer got a star on the Walk of Fame|Phil Collins
15/02/2005|Jeopardy!|THE STONES|$800|hard|Often worn in the Southwest, this 'bluish' stone is said to protect riders from falling off their horses|turquoise
10/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE FABRIC OF LIFE|$1600|hard|Used with other fibers like nylon, this 5-letter fiber makes swimwear fabric stretchy|Lycra
25/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SONG TITLES -- NOW IN GERMAN|$2000|hard|1984: Wham!, 'Wecken Sie Mich Oben Auf Bevor Sie Gehen-Gehen'|Wake Me Up Before You Go Go
01/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE OPERA|$1600|hard|Donizetti: 'Lucia di ________'|Lammermoor
09/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT TIMES|$2000|hard|'If I were not Alexander,' said Alexander the Great, 'I would be' this philosopher who lived in a tub|Diogenes
05/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$200|easy|It's said about 90% of the viewers of the 1947 World Series watched the games at these establishments|bars
16/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL-TITLED FILMS|$600|medium|1-word title of the 1994 film seen here|Wolf
13/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ALMA MATTERS|$600|medium|Silent star Alma Rubens appeared in this D.W. Griffith film whose 1-word title is a synonym for bigotry|Intolerance
11/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHO DIED & MADE YOU KING?|$1600|hard|Edward VII, in 1910|George V
22/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BEHIND THE MIKE|$1000|hard|She won 2 Olympic gold medals in swimming in 1964 & has covered the games for ABC|Donna de Varona
16/03/1990|Jeopardy!|THE FAR EAST|$1200|hard|A Japanese military center from 1868 to 1945, this city is now home to Peace Memorial Park|Hiroshima
13/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & MOVIE ROLES|$1000|hard|He played the CIA chief in 'No Way Out'; now he represents Tennessee in the U.S. Senate|Fred (Dalton) Thompson
09/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RABBI|$1200|hard|Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook became the first chief rabbi of Palestine formed under this league's mandate|the League of Nations
02/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ACCENT ON COMEDY|$1000|hard|'What a Country' the U.S.A. is; it turned this 'Commie' into a comic|Yakov Smirnoff
02/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|A CONTROL secret agent is good at operating these weapons that are precisely guided to a target|Get Smart missile
25/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$200|easy|Bolivia's highest peak,  Sajama, lies in this range|Andes
14/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS & HONORS|$400|easy|In the 1986 Newbery Medal winner by Patricia MacLachlan, this title character was 'Plain and Tall'|Sarah
13/06/2007|Jeopardy!|CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS|$800|hard|Charlie Melancon represents Houma, New Iberia & Chalmette for this state's 3rd, y'all|Louisiana
06/04/2010|Jeopardy!|7-'L'ETTER WORDS|$200|easy|To mock or ridicule; there's a 'National' & a 'Harvard' one|lampoon
30/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MOSCOW KNOW-HOW|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew points out a feature on a church in Moscow, Russia.)  In Moscow, you can see how these church features got their name--they do look like a certain bulb vegetable|onion domes
23/11/2010|Jeopardy!|HOUSEHOLD HINTS|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shakes things up.) Adding rice to a saltshaker does two things: the rice knocks apart salt lumps during shaking, & this carbohydrate of the rice, C6H10O5, absorbs moisture, so the salt won't clump|starch
20/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE GO|$3000|hard|In 1881 this railroad line was completed from Kansas City to Deming, New Mexico|Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
15/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE PERSONALS|$600|medium|450 A.D.: 'Scourge of God' demands sister of emperor of West Roman Empire as bride--now!|Attila the Hun
24/03/2000|Jeopardy!|BELLS|$500|medium|At sea the bells ring every half hour, & 8 bells signals the end of one of these shifts|Watch
19/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS & INVENTORS|$200|easy|At the Centennial Exposition in 1876, he was on call to introduce his new telephone|Alexander Graham Bell
28/09/1999|Jeopardy!|APPROXIMATE WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$100|easy|It's been applied to a 747 jet, a Barnum elephant & eggs|Jumbo
22/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|WATER|$600|medium|A sewing needle will float on the surface of water because of this property|surface tension
21/12/2007|Jeopardy!|LIVRES EN FRANÇAIS|$600|medium|1966: 'La vallee des poupees'|The Valley of the Dolls
22/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AUTO TUNES|$1200|hard|Janis Joplin sang, 'oh lord, won't you buy me' this car? 'my friends all drive Porsches, I must make amends'|a Mercedes Benz
23/06/2006|Jeopardy!|THE 'IZE' HAVE IT|$200|easy|To cause a boat to overturn|capsize
22/11/2006|Jeopardy!|FOUR-PLAY|$800|hard|Proverbially lucky mutant version of a plant of the genus Trifolium|4-leaf clover
23/07/2010|Jeopardy!|IT'S A LONG WAY TO TIPPERARY|$800|hard|Feast your eyes (& nose) on the rich pastureland called not this 'of Tears' but the 'Golden' this|Vale
26/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IN CRISIS MODE|$800|hard|As part of this crisis, JFK announced a naval blockade Oct. 22, 1962|the Cuban Missile Crisis
09/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|30-SECOND THEATER|$400|easy|Teapot, clock & candlestick sing & encourage romance between pretty girl & enchanted prince|Beauty and the Beast
01/04/2010|Jeopardy!|MERYL STREEP MOVIE ROLES|$800|hard|Danish baroness Karen Blixen|Out of Africa
19/01/1990|Jeopardy!|1989|$200|easy|This Watergate chronicler reviewed his childhood in the book 'Loyalties:  A Son's Memoir'|Carl Bernstein
15/12/1997|Jeopardy!|THE WILD WEST|$300|easy|It cost $5 to send a 1/2-ounce letter via this service when it began in April 1860|Pony Express
04/07/2007|Jeopardy!|CANADIAN HISTORY|$200|easy|In 1778 James Cook became the first European to land on this island, the largest on Canada's west coast|Vancouver Island
18/12/1996|Jeopardy!|POT LUCK|$100|easy|The American Weekly Mercury, founded in this Penn. city in 1719, was the first colonial paper outside Boston|Philadelphia
27/01/2003|Jeopardy!|CAR TREK|$400|easy|To build a dune buggy, Meyers Manx would sell you the outer parts & you built it on top of one of these 'insect's|Volkswagen Beetle/Bug
16/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$400|easy|The Maxwell Montes region contains the highest point on this planet, the third brightest object in the sky|Venus
05/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|1970s ROCK|$1600|hard|This trio had their first top 20 hit in 1967 but didn't have their first gold record until 1970 with 'Lonely Days'|The Bee Gees
19/06/1998|Jeopardy!|“G” WHIZ!|$100|easy|Attention, Tiger Woods: Heloise hints that you can store these neatly by placing them in egg cartons|golf balls
26/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|QUITE CONTRARY|$1000|hard|This antonym of dispirited describes a Noel Coward 'Spirit'|Blithe
14/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MATHEMATICS|$600|medium|A cube has 6 faces & this number of vertices or corners|8
25/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$200|easy|Many tourists like to shop in this Mexican city just south of San Diego|Tijuana
16/01/2006|Jeopardy!|INITIALLY YOURS|$600|medium|At Ezra Pound's suggestion, he pared down his 'Waste Land' to a mere 434 lines|T.S. Eliot
30/03/1998|Jeopardy!|VALLEYS|$300|easy|Come & sit by my side if you know this valley straddles the border of Texas & Oklahoma|the Red River Valley
05/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAINTERS|$1600|hard|Alfred Stieglitz discovered her drawings & exhibited them in 1916 while she was teaching art in the south|Georgia O'Keeffe
21/04/2009|Jeopardy!|TV'S GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN|$200|easy|He impersonated moody psychic Carnac the Magnificent|Johnny Carson
13/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MATH SYMBOLS|$800|hard|Instead of a decimal point, the French use this common punctuation mark|a comma
16/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PETER|$400|easy|Now making news in the lower 48, at age 9 he was the host of his own Canadian radio show|Peter Jennings
26/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FICTION SCIENCE|$400|easy|In 1989 Fleischmann & Pons claimed they'd found a 'cold' way to start this process--nope|cold fusion
20/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COLD MOVIES|$800|hard|In the '70s, he was a hockey player in 'Slap Shot' & faced a future ice age in 'Quintet'|Paul Newman
29/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY FACES|$800|hard|In WWI, this future first lady worked for the Navy Marine Corps Relief Society|Eleanor Roosevelt
07/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'90s MOVIES|$800|hard|Tim Allen brings his 13-year-old son from the Amazon to New York in this 1997 comedy|Jungle 2 Jungle
02/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OF WAR|$800|hard|Belleville springs & pressure plates are terms used when talking about these hidden weapons|land mines
17/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$800|hard|Tessie Hutchinson draws the unlucky ticket in this enigmatic Shirley Jackson story|The Lottery
05/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BEVERAGES|$400|easy|This major soft drink brand was created in Waco, Texas in 1885 & named for a Virginia physician|Dr. Pepper
18/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED IN EUROPE|$1200|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew checks in from the Ren Faire.) The points of these long weapons were often blunted in medieval jousting|lances
26/05/2006|Jeopardy!|HIGHLAND FLINGS|$400|easy|This national poet of Scotland was prolific--he had children out of wedlock with 4 different women|Robert Burns
22/02/2001|Jeopardy!|ACROSTICS|$400|easy|BLOWING CLARINET TORNADO OUTDOOR|Wind (the fourth letter)
02/07/2010|Jeopardy!|NEW TESTAMENT QUOTES|$800|hard|Before his conversion on the road to Damascus, he 'persecuted the church of God, and wasted it'|Paul
04/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$200|easy|A shack for your almond|nut hut
21/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYDAY SCIENCE|$1200|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew walks with crutches.)  Crutches are an example of a simple lever; the tip of the crutch acts as this point on whcih a lever turns|the fulcrum
09/03/2005|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|Arial or Bauhaus, for example|font
26/01/2004|Jeopardy!|MAY I BE FRANK WITH YOU?|$1000|hard|He was Philly's police commissioner before being elected mayor in 1971|Frank Rizzo
24/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NEW NAME|$1200|hard|Ceylon|Sri Lanka
01/11/2001|Jeopardy!|NAME THE SPORT|$500|medium|4 teammates, a house, a hog line, a tee line|curling
08/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$2000|hard|The woman born Sara Delano took her son on a 1904 cruise to quash the romance with this woman|Eleanor Roosevelt
04/07/1995|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$100|easy|The wheels of these ancient Egyptian vehicles usually had 6 spokes|chariots
08/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MANET, MONET OR JACQUES-LOUIS DAVID|$200|easy|His 'Impression: Sunrise' was a seascape|Monet
09/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|IT BORDERS BOTH|$1000|hard|Ecuador & Chile|Peru
19/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANNIVERSARIES|$200|easy|This theme park celebrated its 25th anniversary with a new 'IllumiNations 25' extravaganza at Epcot|Walt Disney World
22/03/1999|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$200|easy|Their rock opera albums 'Tommy' & 'Quadrophenia' were both turned into films|The Who
23/09/2008|Jeopardy!|GRAMMAR|$1000|hard|It's best to use this type of voice when possible; 'Bob ate the pie' is good... 'The pie was eaten by Bob', not so much|active
23/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PERRY THE PUNDIT|$800|hard|Perry starts the day with decaf & David Broder's column in this 'Capital' newspaper|The Washington Post
27/12/2007|Jeopardy!|WE STAND|$800|hard|Timon would help you with the name of this animal|meerkat
16/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ADJECTIVES|$400|easy|Antediluvian means 'before' this event described in Genesis 7 & 8|The Flood
26/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SAD LINES|$1600|hard|Whittier rhymed, 'of all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are these' 4|it might have been
23/11/1998|Jeopardy!|NAME THE MOVIE|$500|medium|'You've got to ask yourself one question, 'Do I feel lucky?'  Well, do ya, punk?'|Dirty Harry
22/01/1997|Jeopardy!|MAY 1996|$300|easy|The Keck II telescope sitting on an inactive volcano in this state was dedicated in May|Hawaii
06/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LIT|$400|easy|Virginia Woolf's 'Flush' is about the pet spaniel of this 19th century female British poet|Elizabeth Barrett Browning
20/02/2007|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' RHYME TIME|$200|easy|Lemony's fence parts|Snicket's pickets
02/05/2008|Final Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY|None|None|Circled 7 times by the Israelites in Joshua, it's said to be the world's oldest walled city|Jericho
02/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GENIUS BY MUSE|$1200|hard|Marie-Therese Walter, in the 1930s also his model & lover|Picasso
15/06/2009|Jeopardy!|GUINNESS RECORDS|$400|easy|A 1759 document records Arthur Guinness signing a 9,000-year lease on a brewery at St. James' Gate in this city|Dublin
26/03/2003|Jeopardy!|ULTRA-LOUNGE|$400|easy|The 'Cha-Cha de Amor' album features Yma Sumac singing the 'Gopher Mambo' & this Rat Pack hunk crooning 'Sway'|Dean Martin
17/02/1999|Jeopardy!|STATUES|$400|easy|Character depicted in Eatonton, Georgia, the hometown of author Joel Chandler Harris|Brer Rabbit
13/10/2010|Final Jeopardy!|BRITISH AUTHORS|None|None|His son Christopher said, my father 'got to where he was by climbing upon my infant shoulders'|A.A. Milne
29/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICAL TERMS|$1000|hard|Alliterative name for a sprain of the metatarsophalangeal joint caused by playing on artificial grass|Turf toe
06/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS TRIVIA|$400|easy|Of John Riggins, O.J. Simpson, or Jim Brown, the 1 holding record for most TDs scored in an NFL season|John Riggins
26/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$1000|hard|This nihilistic movement in the arts is named for a French word for hobby horse|Dada/Dadaism
05/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GET PHYSICS-AL|$3000|hard|It's the branch of physics that deals with the relationship between heat, work, temperature & energy|thermodynamics
22/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LIT|$800|hard|In Bernard Malamud's 'The Natural', Roy Hobbs wields Wonderboy, this object|a baseball bat
23/07/2007|Jeopardy!|NOW THAT'S EXPENSIVE!|$1000|hard|The world's most valuable one of these instruments is one made by Antonio Stradivari in 1716 worth $18 million|a violin
11/11/1985|Jeopardy!|“NORTH”|$500|medium|The founder of this aircraft company also helped form its competitor Lockheed|Northrop
11/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AMAZING SPORTS RECORDS|$1200|hard|This Georgian's major league career batting average was .367--or maybe .366, still pretty good|Ty Cobb
12/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FEELING A LITTLE NORSE|$800|hard|The name of this 'Lord of the Rings' character is from 'The Poetic Edda', a book of myths, & it means magic elf|Gandalf
23/05/1990|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY LYRICS|$500|medium|'It's surely not his brain that makes me thrill, I love him because he's just' this man|My Bill
30/07/2010|Final Jeopardy!|THE 9 MUSES|None|None|In a Balanchine ballet, Apollo, god of music, has a favorite muse, this one|Terpsichore
22/10/2003|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL RHYME TIME|$400|easy|Arthur's school terms|Chester's semesters
13/02/2001|Jeopardy!|SPEAKING ESPERANTO|$700|hard|Originally the pseudonym of the language's creator, Esperanto means 'one who' does this|Hopes
01/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GRAVESIDE HUMOR|$400|easy|At Illinois senator Simon's funeral, former Senator Alan Dixon was listed in the program as one of these|a pallbearer
23/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$400|easy|Some consider this author's 'The History of Henry Esmond' his greatest work, not 'Vanity Fair'|William Makepeace Thackeray
04/03/2003|Jeopardy!|PARROTS|$800|hard|The Carolina species of this small parrot was once native to North America but died out around 1920|parakeet
08/04/1991|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$1000|hard|Though they sound Egyptian, these islands in the N. Atlantic are part of Denmark|the Faroe Islands
01/11/2011|Final Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LIT|None|None|This classic book begins, 'The pretty little Swiss town of Mayenfeld lies at the foot of a mountain range'|Heidi
01/11/2001|Jeopardy!|FEMINISM|$100|easy|The 1848 feminist 'Declaration of Sentiments' adds these 2 words to 1776's 'All men are created equal'|and women
09/05/2006|Jeopardy!|ACTION FIGURES|$400|easy|In 2003 Paul Crake ran up the 1,576 steps of this NYC building in 9 minutes 33 seconds|the Empire State Building
11/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$1200|hard|The book 'Alcoholics Anonymous' is often called within AA by this alliterative name|the Big Book
27/10/1998|Jeopardy!|CLOWNING AROUND|$400|easy|Judy Collins hit the pop charts with this song in 1975 & again in 1977|Send In The Clowns
10/11/1998|Jeopardy!|YANKEE INGENUITY|$200|easy|Eli Whitney saw little profit from this invention as unauthorized copies sprouted up everywhere|Cotton gin
22/01/2008|Jeopardy!|DUEL|$600|medium|In the 4th novel about this young man, he sees his dead mother & father come out of his dueling opponent's wand|Harry Potter
21/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$1200|hard|For the ballet 'Coppelia' Leo Delibes used 'The Sandman', one of the 'Tales of' this author|E.T.A. Hoffman
18/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LOGIC|$1000|hard|The 'theory' of membership in these, also called classes, is part of mathematics as well as logic|Sets
21/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DAN IN REAL LIFE|$2000|hard|He's the Emmy-winning voice of Homer Simpson|Dan Castellaneta
01/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOODS THAT BEGIN WITH THE LETTER 'Q'|$400|easy|It's a tortilla that's been filled, folded & fried|Quesadilla
03/02/2003|Jeopardy!|SYNONYMBLE|$400|easy|2 of the 3 animals for which pachyderm is a synonym|elephant, hippopotamus, rhinoceros
07/06/2006|Jeopardy!|FASHION DESIGNERS|$600|medium|In 1922 this French designer launched a perfume line that helped her financially through difficult years|(Coco) Chanel
21/11/2005|Jeopardy!|'EEK' CITY|$1000|hard|It's the word that means happening once a fortnight|biweekly
15/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|STUDYING ABROAD|$2000|hard|If you bring along electrical devices, bear in mind that much of the U.S. uses 110 volts but Europe uses this many|220
22/01/2009|Jeopardy!|WORLD OF WARCRAFT|$1200|hard|Introduced in WWII, this company's Me-262 jet might have made a difference but for a fuel shortage|Messerschmitt
09/04/2008|Jeopardy!|LEFT TO YOUR OWN DEVICES|$400|easy|The name of this ancient device used for calculations is from the Latin for 'counting board'|an abacus
18/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$3000|hard|'Unpleasant Surprise' by this primitive painter of 'The Hungry Lion' shows a woman menaced by a bear|Henri Rousseau
18/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$400|easy|This Akron-based company got rolling in 1898, making bicycle & carriage tires, horseshoe pads, & yes, poker chips|Goodyear
05/07/1995|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$500|medium|This Christmas flower named for an American diplomat is honored on December 12|Poinsettia
24/10/1997|Jeopardy!|FROGS & TOADS|$100|easy|This beer company's website includes 'The Pad', the official home of its spokesfrogs|Anheuser-Busch
17/11/1988|Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$400|easy|The 1968 song about 'Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay' was a posthumous number-one hit for him|Otis Redding
08/07/2011|Jeopardy!|RECESS|$200|easy|I'm taking 5 on this alliterative playground piece that sounds like you should be climbing it in the Congo|a jungle gym
28/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WOEFUL WALL STREET|$2000|hard|He agreed to pay $600 million in fines after creating the junk bond market in the 1980s|(Michael) Milken
11/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'P.S.'|$1000|hard|JFK's press secretary, he made news in 1997 when he claimed to have information regarding TWA 800|Pierre Salinger
19/04/1999|Jeopardy!|MYTHS & MISSES|$500|medium|Odysseus spent a month (or maybe longer) with this sorceress on the island of Aeaea|Circe
25/06/1998|Jeopardy!|'DEAD' TO THE WORLD|$400|easy|Comedy style associated with Buster Keaton|Deadpan
20/01/1998|Jeopardy!|GOLF|$300|easy|A fade is a controlled type of this shot that flies to the right of a right-handed golfer|Slice
15/10/2003|Jeopardy!|100|$800|hard|On March 2, 1962 this NBA superstar scored 100 points in one game|Wilt Chamberlain
05/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|VALUES|$600|medium|In Greece this many lepta equal 1 drachma|100
21/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$800|hard|This 5-letter word refers to a joyous or triumphant song & is derived from Paia, a title for Apollo|a paean
02/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OUT OF AFRICA|$1200|hard|The Beta Israel or Falashas of Ethiopia call this scroll the Orit|Torah
06/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|U.S.A.|$200|easy|World Book says Maine's St. John River & this major N.Y. river have both been called 'The Rhine of America'|Hudson River
24/09/1984|Jeopardy!|OLD TESTAMENT|$100|easy|Delilah gave him a real trimming|Samson
27/05/1997|Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SPORTS|$300|easy|On the field in this sport, Mia Hamm eggs on her teammates|Soccer
12/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMATISTS|$2000|hard|His 1697 tragedy 'The Mourning Bride' contains the well-known line 'Music has charms to soothe a savage breast'|William Congreve
21/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'LA' DEE DA|$2000|hard|This Hamburg native who's designed for Chloe & Fendi is known as 'King Karl'|Karl Lagerfeld
07/06/2010|Jeopardy!|EXTRAVAGANT EDIBLES|$1000|hard|This most expensive spice in the world is used as the dye for the robes of Buddhist priests|saffron
21/04/2005|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN SLOGANS|$600|medium|'Tippecanoe and Tyler too'|William Henry Harrison
11/12/2006|Jeopardy!|KITCHEN: IMPOSSIBLE|$200|easy|Your mission, should you choose to accept it: find this fungus used in pate de foie gras--a pig is provided|a truffle
03/12/2009|Jeopardy!|JAILHOUSE ROCK|$1000|hard|This 'Chateau' on a tiny rock in the Mediterranean was a prison in real life, not just in 'The Count of Monte Cristo'|Château d'If
25/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GEOMETRY|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows a geometric diagram on the monitor.)  On the cube here, these two lines aren't parallel, & they don't intersect, so they're said to be this type of line|skew
22/02/1999|Jeopardy!|'IQ' TEST|$500|medium|Indirect, or any angle other than a right angle|Oblique
23/03/2006|Jeopardy!|SOUND CHECK|$200|easy|It's heard  here & found in a famous horror movie title|a chainsaw
25/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$3200|hard|The Gobi Desert straddles these 2 countries|Mongolia & China
19/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|INVEST|$2000|hard|To determine a company's performance before you invest, check out its P/E ratio, this|price to earnings
04/11/2010|Jeopardy!|SILLY RHYMES|$1000|hard|2-word rhyming term meaning in a disorganized or unplanned way|willy-nilly
06/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY NAME'S THE SAME|$400|easy|Poet Robert who wrote 'The Ruling Passion', or prose writer Tom, who kept his 'Common Sense'|Paine
03/07/2007|Final Jeopardy!|SCULPTORS|None|None|Charles Niehaus sculpted McKinley for Canton, Ohio; Farragut for Muskegon, Mich.; & a record 8 men in this collection|Statuary Hall
08/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$2000|hard|This corporation has a library of more than 5,000 characters, including Dr. Strange|Marvel Comics (or Marvel Entertainment)
09/03/2000|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'I'|$100|easy|Finlandia Hall in this capital city is built in the shape of a piano|Helsinki
05/06/1997|Jeopardy!|PHOBIAS|$500|medium|Some people may have uranophobia, fear of this place, because they fear being judged there|Heaven
28/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$200|easy|19th century flag nicknamed 'Stars & Bars'|the Confederate flag
25/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SYNONYMS|$1200|hard|This word whose 2 syllables rhyme is a synonym for 'to ambush'|waylay
25/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS AT REST|$400|easy|At the Oak Ridge Cemetery in Springfield, Illinois|Lincoln
11/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HE WAS IN THE TOP 40?|$1600|hard|Aw, Pa! 'Bonanza' was the B-side of his No. 1 1964 hit 'Ringo'|Lorne Greene
27/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO A PLANET|$800|hard|In 2000 Sports Illustrated for Women named her Sportswoman of the Year|Venus Williams
11/02/2008|Jeopardy!|PARENTAL PAST LIVES|$1000|hard|Mom doesn't talk about her time at this government agency--but there is a picture of her & co-worker Valerie Plame|the CIA
18/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|A'R'TISTS|$800|hard|This Flemish artist's Whitehall ceiling panels honoring James I were completed in 1634|Peter Paul Rubens
28/09/2010|Jeopardy!|BOY SCOUT ACTIVITIES|$2600|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew hangs onto a rope and jumps slowly down the side of a mountain.)  From the French for summoning, it's the practice of a scout safely lowering himself down a mountainside|rappelling
01/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'OY' TO THE WORLD|$2000|hard|Among Hindu deities, Vishnu is the preserver & Shiva is this|the destroyer
27/10/2008|Jeopardy!|POPE-POURRI|$1000|hard|One of the 2 popes who reigned during the 1960s|Paul VI (or John XXIII)
30/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CONNECT THE DOTS|$600|medium|In Morse code this letter is represented by 3 dots|S
30/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'G' WHAT A COUNTRY|$2000|hard|Between Cameroon & Congo you'll find this country, independent from France since 1960|Gabon
16/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE U.S. CITIZENSHIP TEST|$1600|hard|When needed, it has the power to declare war upon other nations|Congress
13/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN MAMMALS|$1600|hard|This even-toed ungulate spends much of its day in the water & can remain submerged for up to 10 minutes|hippopotamus
01/06/2001|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENT ORIGINS|$100|easy|2 guys in what is now this country were the oom-papas of the tuba, patenting it in 1835|Germany
09/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|2001: A SPORTS ODYSSEY|$1600|hard|This AFC East team went from last to first place on its way to its first Super Bowl title|the New England Patriots
29/01/2001|Jeopardy!|THE MARSHAL PLAN|$300|easy|Nicolas Cage might be able to tell you the service's plane transport system for prisoners has been dubbed this|Con Air
09/03/2001|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$200|easy|At dusk Merlin waved his wand & Poof!  It was this start of the day again|Dawn (wand)
05/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|1970s ROCK|$1200|hard|In 1971 Three Dog Night sang this, 'comin' down in 3-part harmony'|Just An Old-Fashioned Love Song
17/03/2009|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE IN THE CABI-NOT!|$800|hard|Roger B. Taney, after fighting the Bank of the U.S., 1834|Treasury
01/03/1990|Jeopardy!|'TABLE'S|$300|easy|Moving around a restaurant to hobnob & exchange gossip with friends & acquaintances|Table Hopping
10/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SCORPIOS|$400|easy|Born November 10, 1968 in the Dominican Republic, in the past 3 years he's hit over 150 home runs|Sammy Sosa
05/05/2006|Jeopardy!|BRITISH SPELLING BEE|$1000|hard|Good Britons recycle this metal in their soft-drink cans|A-L-U-M-I-N-I-U-M
15/06/2000|Jeopardy!|SONGS FROM DISNEY FILMS|$500|medium|'Bella Notte' & 'The Siamese Cat Song'|Lady and the Tramp
26/09/2002|Jeopardy!|RANKS & TITLES|$2000|hard|It was the title of the chief magistrate of independent Genoa|doge
09/04/1999|Jeopardy!|VIDEO-POURRI|$300|easy|Come on baby & tell me the name of this hairstyle named for an early '60s dance craze|Twist
01/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN ARTISTS|$1200|hard|He's the artist who painted the portrait (George Washington) seen here|Gilbert Stuart
31/10/1997|Jeopardy!|REAL GHOSTS?|$500|medium|A violent ghost called the Bell Witch allegedly murdered John Bell in this 'Volunteer State' in 1820|Tennessee
29/01/2003|Jeopardy!|A WINDY CATEGORY|$400|easy|A typical warm winter wind of Switzerland is called Schneefresser, meaning 'eater' of this|snow
17/04/2006|Jeopardy!|LEFT, RIGHT, CENTER|$400|easy|There's a film society & a chamber music society of this on the Upper West Side between 62nd & 65th|Lincoln Center
20/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FAR-OUT CINEMA|$400|easy|This lonely title character from a 2008 film is fixated on EVE, an 'extraterrestrial vegetation evaluator'|WALL·E
31/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SAINTS|$400|easy|Saint Erasmus, the patron saint of sailors, gets all fired up under this other name|St. Elmo
02/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COMPUTER TERMS|$2000|hard|In the acronym BIOS, these 2 words come between 'basic' & 'system'|input & output
16/04/1998|Jeopardy!|'CU'|$400|easy|It slices!  It chops!  It blends!  & in 1998 it's celebrating its 25th anniversary|the Cuisinart
01/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH WHINES|$800|hard|Mon Dieu!  Zees man has been ze French chief of state for 10 full years!|(Jacques) Chirac
18/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE TRUTH IS OUT THERE|$800|hard|This British lord & poet declared, 'Truth is always strange--stranger than fiction'|Lord Byron
13/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN WORLD CAPITALS|$1200|hard|Mattoon, Illinois declared itself the 'bagel capital of the world' after this company opened a factory there in 1986|Lender's
10/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY BEFORE & AFTER|$1000|hard|Vonnegut novel in which Dresden is firebombed & Jack Nicholson orders a chicken salad sandwich, hold the chicken|Slaughterhouse-Five Easy Pieces
07/07/2005|Jeopardy!|'60s TV ACTORS|$200|easy|Tony Dow as Wally & this guy as 'The Beaver'|Jerry Mathers
22/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL 'C'UISINE|$800|hard|Often made from damaged roe, the payusnaya type of this fishy treat has an intense salty flavor|caviar
05/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|TELL|$600|medium|It was Tell's response when Gessler asked what the extra arrow was for|to kill him if he missed with the first one
27/07/2011|Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS FROM BARTLETT'S|$600|medium|One of Garrison Keillor's quotes begins, 'That's the news from' this place, 'where all the women are strong'|Lake Wobegon
07/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TV TITLE REFERENCES|$1200|hard|This comedy gets its title from the part of the U.S. (Orson, Indiana) where Patricia Heaton's family lives|the middle
21/10/1998|Jeopardy!|LITERARY HODGEPODGE|$300|easy|Mr. Pecksniff in his 'Martin Chuzzlewit' was such a hypocrite that pecksniffery became a synonym for hypocrisy|Charles Dickens
16/04/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 82nd ACADEMY AWARDS|$400|easy|Barbra Streisand said, 'The time has come' before announcing this best director winner|Kathryn Bigelow
05/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GREECE|$400|easy|Greece's easternmost border is with this country with which it has had numerous disputes|Turkey
04/01/2001|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL PLANET?|$500|medium|It's a crude block of iron, or the type of iron cast in one|Pig iron
30/04/2003|Final Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|None|None|This phrase meaning 'discuss the most important matter' dates back to 1920s movie editing|cut to the chase
21/09/1998|Jeopardy!|DO YOU HAVE ANY KINGS?|$300|easy|Born in 1892, this future Ethiopian king became governor of Harar as a teenager|Haile Selassie
17/09/2001|Jeopardy!|SPEAKING CAJUN|$500|medium|'May a pregnant yak chew on your ears for eternity' is a bad example of what Cajuns call gris gris or this|a curse
24/06/2010|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$600|medium|Martin Scorsese directed this 2010 film set at an isolated asylum for the criminally insane|Shutter Island
15/04/2004|Jeopardy!|ALBERT CAMUS|$1000|hard|In an influential essay, Camus compared the human condition to the Greek myth of this rock pusher|Sisyphus
10/12/1996|Jeopardy!|THE UNEXPLAINED|$400|easy|It's alleged a 1943 experiment transported a destroyer from this PA. city to Virginia & back within minutes|Philadelphia
26/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'LONG' FILMS|$400|easy|Everyone from Sean Connery to Henry Fonda to John Wayne turns up in this 1962 WWII epic|The Longest Day
25/01/1988|Jeopardy!|CHILD CARE|$300|easy|It's rare for this manual dominance to appear before the age of two|being right-handed (or left-handed)
07/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'D YOU CATCH?|$1600|hard|A cold, while fishing nearly 200-square-mile Flathead Lake in this northern state|Montana
17/10/2011|Jeopardy!|THE Is HAVE IT|$200|easy|In August 2011 this hurricane had winds of 85 mph as it made landfall in North Carolina|Irene
04/01/2001|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV THEME SONGS|$500|medium|'Come and knock on our door, we've been waiting for you, where the kisses are hers and hers and his...'|Three's Company
19/10/2010|Jeopardy!|WHISTLER|$200|easy|James Whistler's 'Arrangement in Black & Gray No. 1', a portrait of her, was initially rejected by the Royal Academy|his mother
26/12/2011|Jeopardy!|ALSO A BODY PART|$400|easy|Hitch a ride|thumb
09/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE LADIES' ROOM|$800|hard|How about a spritz of this bestselling perfume, which debuted, appropriately, on May 5, 1921|Chanel No. 5
11/11/1999|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPER TOWNS|$300|easy|The Inquirer, founded 1829|Philadelphia
11/01/2012|Jeopardy!|TITLE 9|$200|easy|Daniel Okrent: 'Nine ___: The Anatomy of a Baseball Game'|Innings
26/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGICAL ROMANCES|$200|easy|He loved Polyxena but demanded that she be slain at his tomb--what a 'heel'!|Achilles
15/01/2007|Jeopardy!|ARTS & CRAFTS|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reads the clue while holding onto a draftsman's tool)  The name of this object used by draftsmen to create a pattern also means a preset document into which you plug new information|a template
19/02/2007|Jeopardy!|FLY COUNTRIES|$1000|hard|Koninklijke Luchtvaart Maatshappij (you might know it by its abbreviation)|The Netherlands (KLM)
09/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|VIDEO GAMES|$400|easy|In 'The Vacation Mystery', Mattel has this dollface detective team up with Ken & Becky|Barbie
05/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BY GEORGE|$1600|hard|In 1876 Mary Ann Evans used this masculine pen name for 'Daniel Deronda'|George Eliot
03/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POOR & FAMOUS|$1000|hard|She fled her rich Assisi family to found an order of 'poor' nuns|Saint Clare
30/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$1000|hard|Guarani is both a language & the basic unit of currency in this landlocked South American country|Paraguay
04/06/2003|Jeopardy!|THE 1970s|$3000|hard|In 1976 Elias Sarkis became president of this Mideast country, then often described as 'war-torn'|Lebanon
27/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TELLING THE MECHANIC|$1200|hard|The rhyming term for the boots seen here; driving on a flat tire sounded like it|mukluk
06/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THIS 'LAND' IS YOUR LAND|$1200|hard|It was first united under Casimir I in 1047|Poland
24/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DRUNK ON SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|A trip to AA might be in order for this gluttonous guy from the 'Henry IV' plays & 'The Merry Wives of Windsor'|Falstaff
01/12/1999|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT 'OON'|$400|easy|Hockey great Gordie Howe grew up in this Canadian city|Saskatoon
31/12/2002|Jeopardy!|THE 7 WONDERS|$600|medium|Made of bronze, it was destroyed by an earthquake in 224 B.C.|Colossus of Rhodes
17/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|E BEFORE I|$2000|hard|In November 1942 Montgomery's troops scored a major victory at this northern Egyptian town|El Alamein
05/11/1997|Jeopardy!|CITIES OF THE BIBLE|$100|easy|After David captured this city's fortress, it was called the City of David|Jerusalem
02/11/1988|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY & WESTERN MUSIC|$200|easy|Hey, good looki|Hank Williams
28/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|SPIDERS|$1000|hard|Scientific name for spiders, from Greek woman who unwisely challenged Athena to spinning contest|arachnid
06/12/2001|Jeopardy!|'PARK'ER|$600|medium|She's the civil rights pioneer seen here|Rosa Parks
18/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'WATER' WATER EVERYWHERE|$2000|hard|Hazel is the leader of the rabbits in this Richard Adams novel|Watership Down
24/04/2006|Jeopardy!|1957|$200|easy|September 24: This team plays its last home game at Ebbets Field|the Brooklyn Dodgers
10/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|REPETITION AGAIN|$800|hard|How a dramatist is paid, or a job for a sports announcer|Play-by-play
14/04/2000|Jeopardy!|BIGGER THAN A BREADBOX|$300|easy|Maytag's Neptune model of this appliance is front loadable & equipped with the 'Intellifill' water level selector|Washing machine
21/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BUILDINGS|$1600|hard|Gustave Eiffel of tower fame also designed a nice dome for this type of building used by astronomers|observatory
22/12/2004|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL FORESTS|$400|easy|In 1950 this animal that became the symbol of forest fire prevention was found in New Mexico's Lincoln National Forest|Smokey the Bear
24/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$2000|hard|From their location, protons & neutrons but not electrons are called these, also ending in -on|nucleons
06/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|EXPRESSION-ISM|$1000|hard|A stable owner who always rented out the horse nearest the door lent his name to this type of 'choice'|Hobson's choice
17/12/1998|Jeopardy!|GARDENING|$100|easy|Plant vegetable seeds in a line called this, even if it's a tough one 'to hoe'|Row
09/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LOCUTION, LOCUTION, LOCUTION|$1000|hard|To do this is to make an irrevocable decision, like the action that touched off the Roman Civil War|to cross the Rubicon
08/04/2011|Jeopardy!|IT BORDERS JUST ONE OTHER COUNTRY|$1000|hard|Brunei|Malaysia
23/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPECIAL FORCES|$400|easy|'The Legion is our Fatherland' is a motto of this specialized overseas corps|French Foreign Legion
29/03/2001|Jeopardy!|COKE'S NON-SECRET INGREDIENTS|$500|medium|What's called this on a Diet Coke label is also marketed as NutraSweet|Aspartame
22/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$800|hard|He was King of England from 1189 to 1199 but spent only 6 months there; the rest of the time, he was off fighting|Richard the Lionheart
21/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THEY SOUND LIKE BEFORE & AFTERS|$2000|hard|King of the Franks from 768 to 814 covered in a 1920 Sinclair Lewis novel|Charlemagne Street
22/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'T' TIME!|$800|hard|A larval frog, or a nickname for a person from Mississippi|Tadpole
19/06/2006|Jeopardy!|TIME IS ON MY SIDE|$800|hard|In 1840 this king, the third in the dynasty, had enough time in his 29-year reign to give Hawaii its first constitution|King Kamehameha
19/07/2006|Jeopardy!|THE JEP-TONES WORLD TOUR 2006|$200|easy|More popular than Regis, the Jeps play their last stadium gig in San Francisco, like this band did on Aug. 29, 1966|The Beatles
19/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ADD AN ELEMENTAL SYMBOL|$400|easy|Add the 1-letter symbol for this element to 'stor' or 'lar' & you get birds|potassium
18/11/1988|Jeopardy!|ART|$400|easy|John Constable is best known for painting these|Landscapes
11/07/2001|Jeopardy!|AFRICANA|$200|easy|The country's name is properly pronounced 'Luh-Soo-Too', but is spelled this way|L-E-S-O-T-H-O
09/05/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$300|easy|Hernando Cortes conquered the Aztecs & Francisco Pizarro conquered this Indian empire|Incan
13/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE MUSICAL FABRIC STORE|$800|hard|'Leather and' this, a duet with Don Henley, helped make Stevie Nicks' 'Bella Donna' album a smash hit|Lace
17/02/2003|Jeopardy!|PROFESSIONAL SPORTS|$1000|hard|On Sept. 21, 1985 he became the heavyweight boxing champion, like his brother before him|Michael Spinks
17/04/2008|Jeopardy!|'80s SONG LYRICS|$600|medium|'We gonna rock down to' this place 'and then we'll take it higher'|Electric Avenue
08/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|I HAVEN'T READ SHAKESPEARE, BUT...|$400|easy|Obviously, it's a funny play about bad baseball players|The Comedy of Errors
20/07/2005|Jeopardy!|MAGICAL HISTORY TOUR|$600|medium|This magician does the ultimate disappearing act & ends up on an enchanted island with Ariel & the brutish Caliban|Prospero
12/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ON LOCATION|$400|easy|In 1998 'The X-Files' relocated to California from this Canadian city|Vancouver
28/01/1999|Jeopardy!|PAPERBACK WRITERS|$100|easy|The paperbacks in this writer's 'Goosebumps' series have numbers as well as titles|R.L. Stine
16/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|P.O.|$800|hard|This mailing card (Form 3811 for domestic mail) is signed & mailed back to the sender as proof of delivery|a return receipt
28/03/2001|Jeopardy!|MACON WHOOPEE|$100|easy|Macon's Cannonball House at 856 Mulberry Street was hit by a cannonball during this war|Civil War
29/11/2007|Jeopardy!|DA PLANE! DA PLANE!|$400|easy|Of 14, 18 or 24 hours, the scheduled length of the world's longest nonstop flight, from Singapore to NYC|18
16/09/2009|Jeopardy!|AS EASY AS A-B-C|$600|medium|It means to construct, or to fake, as in your excuse for being late|fabricate
23/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DO YOU LIKE KIPLING?|$1200|hard|'Rikki-Tikki-Tavi' is one of the tales in this 1890s collection|The Jungle Book
04/10/2011|Jeopardy!|PAN AM IN THE '60s|$200|easy|(I'm Christina Ricci.)  Our show has set scenes at this airport that got its present name in 1963; it was one of the first to give airlines their own terminals, with Pan Am's being one of the most modern|JFK
28/12/2007|Jeopardy!|MULTIPLE CHOICE|$800|hard|Of Gunga Din, Paladin or Aladdin, the one who was a nobleman in Charlemagne's court|Paladin
10/12/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. COMMEMORATIVE COINS|$200|easy|The Leif Ericson proof had 2 versions: the U.S. dollar & this island country's kronur|Iceland
28/11/2006|Jeopardy!|GONE FISHIN'|$200|easy|This scary South American critter could even give a dentist nightmares|a piranha
23/10/1998|Jeopardy!|WAR TRIGGERS|$400|easy|The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand|World War I
01/03/2000|Jeopardy!|-OLOGIES|$300|easy|The Big Bang is something you'd learn about in this, the study of the universe|Cosmology
19/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BASKETBALL WITH COACH DIXON|$400|easy|(Coach Dixon diagrams the clue on the board.)  We need to force some turnovers--let's use this 'full-court' defense|the press
04/02/1991|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$200|easy|In 1941, a collection of his speeches was published under the title 'Blood, Sweat, & Tears'|Winston Churchill
16/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|12-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|It's the type of party you throw to show off your new home|Housewarming
19/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES|$400|easy|(Glenn Close delivers the clue.)  Michael Douglas tried to strangle & drown me but it still took a bullet to take me out in this 1987 thriller; Rasputin's got nothing on me|Fatal Attraction
02/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PLANTS & TREES|$800|hard|The boojum tree was named for the mysterious monster in his poem 'The Hunting of the Snark'|Lewis Carroll
07/07/2010|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S FOR LUNCH?|$1000|hard|Could I interest you in a big, fat portobello sandwich, the portobello being a type of this?|a mushroom
07/12/2010|Jeopardy!|LET'S HIT IT|$800|hard|Everlast makes these that come in speed and heavy varieties|punching bags
28/10/2008|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN EXPERIENCE: THE PRESIDENTS|$1000|hard|Through his pursuit of Alger Hiss and others, Richard Nixon gained national fame on this House committee|HUAC (House Un-American Activities Committee)
23/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MINDBENDING MISCELLANY|$1200|hard|Jim Springer & Jim Lewis, who led similar lives down to their wives' & dogs' names, turned out to be these|identical twins
30/12/2005|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$600|medium|'My Stroke of Luck' was this famed actor's account of his recovery from a 1996 stroke|Kirk Douglas
02/05/2005|Jeopardy!|STATE FIRSTS|$400|easy|In 1933 this state ushered in the first drive-in movie theater; it was located in Camden|New Jersey
14/09/2001|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED WORLD CAPITALS|$500|medium|In North Africa: LIP RIOT|Tripoli
17/11/1987|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$400|easy|In April 1987, Avia was bought by this major competitor|Reebok
29/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GRAB BAG|$400|easy|On Nov. 5, 1950 this evangelist began his radio program 'The Hour of Decision'; it's still on the air|Billy Graham
06/12/2002|Jeopardy!|FINANCIAL MATTERS|$800|hard|This alphanumeric clause of the 1978 Tax Reform Act now enrolls over 40 million Americans|401(k)
22/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$400|easy|Construction & maintenance costs of this New York waterway were defrayed by tolls until 1882|Erie Canal
17/01/1991|Double Jeopardy!|THE LABOR MOVEMENT|$600|medium|From the Latin for 'to grasp', it's one who is just learning a trade|Apprentice
19/06/1997|Jeopardy!|TV STARS|$100|easy|This 'Good Morning America' hostess' 'Healthy Cooking' cookbook was a 1996 bestseller|Joan Lunden
08/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A MASTERPIECE!|$600|medium|This Rembrandt work depicts the militia company of Frans Banning Cocq|The Night Watch
26/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS|$2000|hard|A card player who didn't want to deal would give the deal marker to the next player, or do this, hence the phrase|pass the buck
13/11/1989|Jeopardy!|NORSE MYTHOLOGY|$400|easy|Sigurd, called the most important hero in Norse myth, is famous for killing Fafnir, one of these|Dragon
19/04/2000|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL, VEGETABLE OR MINERAL?|$400|easy|Jicama|Vegetable
07/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES MOVIES|$1600|hard|'Looking every inch a heavy-metal god, with a tangle of beard and power shoulder pads', Liam Neeson is Zeus in this 2010 flick|Clash of the Titans
03/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MOM, I WANT I WANT I WANT!!|$1600|hard|Yo, Mom!  I want the whole line of these hip-hop-themed dolls from Mattel|Flavas
26/09/2008|Jeopardy!|B FOLLOWS A|$200|easy|In a Harry Potter novel, Sirius Black is a convicted murderer who escapes from this island prison in the North Sea|Azkaban
25/06/2010|Final Jeopardy!|LITERATURE & MUSIC|None|None|The band called 'They Might Be Giants' ultimately gets its name from a phrase said by this title hero in a 1605 work|Don Quixote
21/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICA|$200|easy|Issued after the battle of Antietam, this document took effect January 1, 1863|Emancipation Proclamation
20/04/2006|Jeopardy!|GATES|$800|hard|In Norse myth the gate known as Valgrind was the main entrance to this mighty hall|Valhalla
13/07/2009|Jeopardy!|TIME FOR CLASS|$800|hard|French: 'Le livre est sur la table' means this is on the table; pick it up & start learning|the book
22/07/2009|Jeopardy!|GULLIBLE TRAVELS|$800|hard|He heard Bimini held the Fountain of Youth; sadly, he thought Florida was Bimini & died from an Indian attack|Ponce de Léon
02/11/2010|Jeopardy!|ON THE 'L-I-E'|$800|hard|Put to use in a practical context, like a branch of physics|applied
08/12/2006|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS|$200|easy|Leviticus 25 says every 50th year is to be celebrated as a jubilee, with these instruments sounded|trumpets
30/09/2004|Jeopardy!|SPLIT OWNERSHIP|$200|easy|The Matterhorn|Switzerland & Italy
27/12/2004|Jeopardy!|TIMES SQUARE AT 100|$200|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Times Square.)  In 1904, Oscar Hammerstein I brought Times Square this new entertainment form, with dancing girls and comedy teams|Vaudeville
09/12/2002|Jeopardy!|VETERINARY AFFAIRS|$400|easy|It's another common name for foot-and-mouth disease|hoof-and-mouth disease
19/02/1999|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$200|easy|Like 'Picket Fences', 'Step By Step' was set in this state|Wisconsin
25/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TOYS|$1600|hard|For many adults, the scent of this soft Hasbro modeling compound is the smell of childhood|Play-Doh
04/03/1999|Jeopardy!|FAST FOOD CHOICES|$500|medium|Beef 'N Cheddar or a Jamocha Shake|Arby's
22/07/1999|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE USA|$400|easy|Confusingly, this state has a Charles Town & a Charleston (Charleston is the state capital)|West Virginia
06/04/2005|Jeopardy!|NYPD|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from an NYPD station.)  A Level C Tyvek suit is used by this NYPD unit that's named for the material they're dispatched to work around|a HAZMAT suit
05/07/2005|Jeopardy!|SPANISH|$400|easy|This word for a bar or tavern has moved from Spanish into English dictionaries|a cantina
13/12/1999|Jeopardy!|LEGAL LINGO|$100|easy|In Old English law, it was the money paid for the pardoning of an offense; today, it's paid to kidnappers|Ransom
04/06/2003|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$600|medium|The New Haven Colony Historical Society in Connecticut has his original cotton gin on display|Eli Whitney
30/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|YOU CAN SAIL THE 7 SEAS|$7500|hard|'Abel'-bodied sailors navigate this Down Under sea that has a max depth of about 17,000 feet|the Tasman Sea
17/10/1989|Jeopardy!|DALLAS|$300|easy|Seen by the largest U.S. audience to that date, the 11/21/80 episode answered this question|Who shot J.R.?
15/09/1999|Jeopardy!|CUPS|$400|easy|(Pixie the 'meece''s partner in crime)|Dixie cup
28/04/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$300|easy|When East & West were linked by this in October, 1861, the days of the Pony Express were numbered|the telegraph
06/04/1990|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$100|easy|In the Middle Ages this insect was dedicated to the Virgin & called 'The Beetle Of Our Lady'|Ladybug/Ladybird Beetle
07/03/2003|Jeopardy!|CURTAINS|$400|easy|The extravagances of Dennis Kozlowski, disgraced head of Tyco Intl., included a $6,000 one of these|shower curtain
06/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WE, THE JURY|$400|easy|What a jury does when it can't agree, or what it may sentence a murderer to|hang
19/04/2011|Jeopardy!|HOLD IT!|$800|hard|A demitasse|coffee
12/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL WOMEN|$400|easy|'And it came to pass' that Samson loved this 'woman in the valley of Sorek'|Delilah
12/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S SPEAK AUSTRALIAN, MATE|$400|easy|You've brought over ' A carton of tinnies' for us to enjoy, so we're drinking this, probably Foster's|Beer
03/10/2011|Jeopardy!|'AL'-X|$600|medium|John Bunyan's 'Pilgrim's Progress' is a work in this genre|allegory
21/04/2006|Jeopardy!|A BUG'S LIFE|$1000|hard|Used by scientists to clean flesh off bones being prepared for research, dermestids are a type of this insect|a beetle
07/05/1998|Jeopardy!|COMPUTER CHARACTERS|$300|easy|'Toy Story' character who is now Burger King's spokespud|Mr. Potato Head
28/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$400|easy|(Jon of the Clue Crew blows a trombone.)  Performing the same function as the valves on modern brass instruments, this moveable part of the trombone dates back to the 15th century|the slide
08/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BE MY 'PAL'|$200|easy|Under a League of Nations mandate, the British oversaw the affairs of this region from 1920 to 1948|Palestine
18/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, MATTHEWS|$2000|hard|In 1909 a white dude, 4 Eskimos & this man reached the North Pole|Matthew Henson
22/01/2008|Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT AUTHORS|$200|easy|In the early 1920s she scandalized Atlanta society by doing a provocative dance at a debutante ball|Margaret Mitchell
26/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL PUNISHMENT|$1200|hard|With large flower markets, its capital city of Bern has been the most flower-decorated city in Europe|Switzerland
12/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$600|medium|The 12 divisions of a horoscope are known by this 'homey' name|Houses
04/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WE SHALL REMAIN: GERONIMO|$400|easy|Geronimo married the daughter of Cochise, a great one of these, but was never one himself as he was thought too impulsive|a chief
19/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES|$1200|hard|This alumna of 'That '70s Show' went to the future in 'The Book of Eli'; 'Friends with Benefits' is present-day|Mila Kunis
21/03/2011|Jeopardy!|NETWORKING|$800|hard|'Man vs. Wild'|the Discovery Channel
06/11/1995|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$100|easy|Above-average balsa or oak|good wood
21/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$800|hard|She wore a yellow velvet gown & a plumed Parisian turban to her husband's 1809 inaugural ball|Dolley Madison
13/11/1991|Jeopardy!|JUST DESSERTS|$400|easy|A rich custard topped with caramelized sugar, its name means 'burnt cream' in French|crème brûlée
14/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$1000|hard|This mineral, which occurs in such forms as sand & quartz, is the main material in most rocks|Silica
16/06/2000|Jeopardy!|MISCELLANEOUS|$100|easy|As a child, this future pilot built a roller coaster made of wood & roller skates in her yard|Amelia Earhart
06/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$1000|hard|In 1774 the 1st Continental Congress convened at this Philadelphia building, not Independence Hall|Carpenters' Hall
20/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|PARKS|$1000|hard|Horseshoe Bend National Military Park in Alabama is the site where he defeated the Creek Indians in 1814|Andrew Jackson
16/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$800|hard|In 1948 the Kaiser Wilhelm Society was renamed for this originator of the quantum theory|Max Planck
13/02/1998|Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$100|easy|Benjamin Franklin encouraged this pamphleteer's 1774 move from England to America|Thomas Paine
26/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE COLLAGE|$1200|hard|The U. of Miami is in Coral Gables, Fla.; Miami U. is in this Ohio city that shares its name with a famous British school|Oxford
19/06/2007|Jeopardy!|HEATHERS|$200|easy|Her marriage to Paul McCartney was less than fab, as the 2 split in 2006|Heather Mills
10/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'Y'|$800|hard|Expanded from the tetragrammaton, it's a Hebrew name for God|Yahweh
09/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PRETTY PICTURES|$1000|hard|Pretty pictures by this French painter include 'Dancers in Pink', 'Dancers in the Foyer' & 'Four Dancers'|Edgar Degas
03/09/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$600|medium|It mitosis 1 cell becomes 2; in meiosis a single cell produce this many daughter cells|4
28/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CHANGES|$200|easy|To change dollars into pesos, or Christians into Jews|Conversion
18/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'J' & 'K'|$1600|hard|Potato chips & candy, for instance, or anything that is attractive but has no substance|junk food
06/11/2002|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$800|hard|For over 75 years, Wrigley made only these 3 gums|Spearmint, Doublemint & Juicy Fruit
02/01/1998|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S TO EAT?|$400|easy|Fresh broccoli & zucchini are often featured in this pasta dish served in 'spring' or any time|Pasta Primavera
04/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$1600|hard|It can be a small particle of something or any cleverly comical fellow|whit (wit)
29/04/2008|Jeopardy!|SITCOM CENTRAL|$400|easy|Viewers finally got to see Wilson's face when the cast took their bows on this sitcom's last episode|Home Improvement
18/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES IN BLACK & WHITE|$400|easy|In 1949's 'White Heat' he reaches the 'top of the world' before blowing up|James Cagney
18/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENS ONCE A YEAR|$400|easy|Wearing costumes on this day goes back to a medieval practice of dressing as angels & demons|Halloween
30/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DOT|$800|hard|'The only thing I didn't like about 'The Barretts of Wimpole Street' was the play', said this Algonquin wit|Dorothy Parker
23/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BEDTIME STORIES|$2000|hard|(Adam Sandler shills for his Christmas release.)  To show kids the world of Ancient Rome the way I do in my new movie 'Bedtime Stories', try the children's version of this author's 'Parallel Lives'|Plutarch
10/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|VERB'LE'|$400|easy|Proverbially, to dally in the face of a crisis is to do this 'while Rome burns'|Fiddle
08/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|This city that straddles the Bosporus Strait is located in Europe & Asia|Istanbul
16/11/1989|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD HISTORY|$200|easy|This 'Jezebel' said she named the statue Oscar after her 1st husband, Harmon Oscar Nelson Jr.|Bette Davis
02/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SONGS FROM MUSICALS|$400|easy|'As Long As He Needs Me' & 'You've Got To Pick A Pocket Or Two'|Oliver!
04/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLAND|$1000|hard|Walter Tyler, who led a 1381 rebellion, was better known by this nickname|'Wat' Tyler
22/11/2011|Jeopardy!|CARTOON VOICES|$1000|hard|In the 'Ice Age' movies, Manny the woolly mammoth is voiced by this sitcom star|Ray Romano
12/10/2006|Jeopardy!|A LITERARY TOUR|$400|easy|To see the Great Bed of Ware mentioned in 'Twelfth Night', go to this museum named for a royal couple|the Victoria and Albert Museum (Victoria & Albert accepted)
26/06/2001|Jeopardy!|MARTHA STEWART|$500|medium|Add fragrance to your linen closet with sachets & help keep moths away with blocks of this wood|Aromatic cedar
22/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FINN FUN|$800|hard|This 'Flying Finn' flies no more, but he has a statue near Helsinki's Olympic Stadium|Paavo Nurmi
24/12/1986|Double Jeopardy!|ASIA|$800|hard|Until 1904, Europeans were unwelcome in this capital of Tibet, & from '62-'80, no foreigners were admitted|Lhasa
24/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$1200|hard|In the 500s B.C., this replaced Hebrew as the Jews' language; part of the Book of Daniel is written in it|Aramaic
28/09/2004|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY CROSSWORD CLUES 'T'|$200|easy|It's how modern Millie is (10)|thoroughly
05/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|CORPORATE AMERICA|$1000|hard|In 1982, this huge city became #1 beer-producing area in U.S.|L.A.
21/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL AND TOURISM|$600|medium|Main attraction of New Orleans' Preservation Hall|a jazz band
22/01/2001|Jeopardy!|WE'RE OFF TO SEA|$400|easy|If we get bored, on board, we can always play this classic board game seen here ('You sunk my...')|Battleship
05/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$400|easy|His last novel, 'A Passage to India', is considered his masterwork|E.M. Forster
08/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THIS JUSTIN|$400|easy|The core of Justin Long's career is playing the Mac in this company's computer commercials|Apple
03/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S POISONOUS|$1200|hard|This arachnid's sting is a curved organ at its tail's end; 2 glands at the base give out a poison|a scorpion
06/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PICTURES AT AN EXHIBITION|$800|hard|His 1960s works include 'I Know How You Must Feel, Brad!' & 'As I Opened Fire...'|Roy Lichtenstein
07/10/2009|Jeopardy!|CINCINNATI|$1000|hard|In 1990 a Cincinnati museum faced obscenity charges after exhibiting the work of this photographer|(Robert) Mapplethorpe
02/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A GOOD BOOK|$400|easy|E.B. White began this novel about a 'mouse' for his 6-year-old niece; she was grown & reading Hemingway by its finish|Stuart Little
23/10/1997|Jeopardy!|THE MODEL T|$500|medium|The 1910 T featured a rear seat nicknamed for this relative acquired through marriage|Mother-In-Law Seat
27/01/1999|Jeopardy!|WHO PLAYED 'EM?|$300|easy|Dan August, Wood Newton|Burt Reynolds
30/09/1985|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$400|easy|'Yippie' leader who wrote a book called 'Steal This Book'|Abbie Hoffman
07/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LEWIS OR CLARK|$2000|hard|This prosecutor of O.J. Simpson is now a legal correspondent for 'Entertainment Tonight'|Marcia Clark
25/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$200|easy|In 1903 the Museum of Islamic Art was created from museum displays in this Egyptian city|Cairo
12/09/1984|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$200|easy|'Eager' animal that symbolizes Canada|the beaver
07/11/1991|Jeopardy!|NEWS 1991|$100|easy|In April 1991 The Washington Post pointed out that this chief of staff seemed to fly free a lot|John Sununu
04/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN RIVERS|$400|easy|In an 1883 book, Mark Twain described this river as 'rolling its mile-wide tide along, shining in the sun'|the Mississippi
29/09/2009|Jeopardy!|CUTTING THE MUSTARD|$400|easy|Under French law, only brown or black seeds are used to make this type of mustard|Dijon
23/12/1997|Jeopardy!|A CHRISTMAS SONGBOOK|$500|medium|In 'Deck The Halls', we 'troll' this, 'Fa la la la la la la la la'|the ancient Christmas carol (or the ancient Yuletide carol)
16/02/2010|Final Jeopardy!|THE AFI's 50 GREATEST FILM HEROES|None|None|Of the 50 on the list, the only character that wasn't portrayed by a human|Lassie
22/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COOKING|$600|medium|Popular in Asia, this cooking utensil that usually has 2 handles is perfect for stir-frying|Wok
02/10/2006|Jeopardy!|DISNEY CHANNEL|$200|easy|Sabrina Bryan & Raven-Simone play singing friends who 'show their spots' in Spain in the 2006 sequel to this TV movie|The Cheetah Girls
20/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD COINS|$400|easy|Each year this country changes the design of its gold & silver panda coins, adding to their appeal|China
22/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NEW HAMPSHIRE|$1200|hard|Many come for rest & comfort to the War Memorial Cathedral of these trees|pines
16/06/2006|Jeopardy!|LET'S GO WORK OUT|$200|easy|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from Bally Total Fitness.)  Biologically, it means living without oxygen; in the gym, it's the type of exercise that builds muscle with bursts of exertion|anaerobic
23/09/1999|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$100|easy|Susan Sullivan & Mitchell Ryan once played doctors on 'Julie Farr, M.D.'; now they're Greg's parents on this sitcom|Dharma & Greg
01/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ARTY FACTS|$800|hard|Seen here, the Japanese footbridge was painted by this modern master around 1899|Monet
05/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'STAR' TREK|$2000|hard|Speak very clearly if you call someone this game bird, otis tarda|bustard
30/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE THE PRESIDENT PASSED|$1200|hard|Buffalo, New York|McKinley
12/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|VALUES|$200|easy|13 loaves or buns|Baker's dozen
27/06/2006|Jeopardy!|FRUIT|$200|easy|A lingberry is a berry, a lingcod is a fish & a riesling is this fruit|a grape
22/12/2000|Jeopardy!|HAPPY HANUKKAH!|$500|medium|The first Hanukkah was sort of a belated celebration of this harvest festival that uses little huts|Sukkot
06/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ASSASSINATIONS|$600|medium|In 1989 a court in this country overturned Carl Pettersson's conviction for killing Olof Palme|Sweden
03/12/2010|Jeopardy!|TV SITCOMS BY FAMILY|$200|easy|The Huxtables|The Cosby Show
22/07/1999|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|None|None|This country's leaders have included Yusof Bin Ishak, Benjamin Sheares & Lee Kuan Yew|Singapore
31/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS STARS' FIRST NAME IN COMMON|$1600|hard|Welterweight champ Mosley & Philadelphia Phillie Victorino|Shane
18/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE COSSACKS ARE COMING!|$600|medium|For a while the city of Kharkiv, founded as a Cossack outpost, replaced Kiev as capital of this republic|Ukraine
11/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|19th C. AMERICA|$400|easy|This Tammany Hall 'Boss' died in NYC's Ludlow Street Jail April 12, 1878|Boss Tweed
08/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL LEADERS|$800|hard|This small European country's last 3 presidents have been Otto Stich, Perre Aubert & Leon Schlumpf|Switzerland
10/02/1998|Jeopardy!|REEL MOTHERS|$700|hard|Title of the 1981 biopic about the woman seen here:  'I wouldn't turn against you if it meant my life.  You are my life.'|Mommie Dearest
01/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$800|hard|'When we perish we turn into mere foam on the sea' is a line from this Hans Christian Andersen tale|The Little Mermaid
10/03/1998|Jeopardy!|PACKAGING|$500|medium|Term for a type of 'bomb' or a spray can that contains gas under pressure|Aerosol
17/05/2006|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$1000|hard|The bizcochito is this state's official cookie, so you can use it at Christmas as a 'Santa Fee'|New Mexico
09/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT FICTION|$800|hard|His complete short stories were published in 1998 in the Finca Vigia edition|Ernest Hemingway
03/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$800|hard|Brom Bones tells the story of the Headless Horseman in 'The Legend of' this place|Sleepy Hollow
02/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$1200|hard|'In Exile from the Land of Snows' is 'The Definitive Account of' him & 'Tibet Since the Chinese Conquest'|the Dalai Lama
03/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL ABOUT ME|$800|hard|Self, launched in 1979, is one of these|a (women's) magazine
03/07/2008|Jeopardy!|THEMES LIKE OLD TIMES|$800|hard|'Here we come, walking down the street'|The Monkees
17/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ROYAL WOMEN|$800|hard|Alix was the original name of this German-born empress of Russia|Alexandra
18/11/1992|Jeopardy!|1960s SITCOMS|$200|easy|Paul Lynde played Samantha's Uncle Arthur for 7 seasons on this ABC sitcom|Bewitched
08/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'G'|$600|medium|Style of novels, or of architecture (6)|Gothic
19/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE LOOKING GLASS|$2000|hard|To make binoculars compact, most contain these triangular glass objects; the Porro type gives better depth perception|prisms
18/10/1999|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'T'|$200|easy|Tried's partner             (4)|True
18/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$800|hard|Called by some the Father of Europe, he was crowned Emperor of the Romans December 25, 800|Charlemagne
03/10/2001|Jeopardy!|'HAM' IMPROVEMENT|$100|easy|A hanging bed made of canvas or netting|hammock
25/09/2001|Jeopardy!|IT'S A LIVING|$300|easy|David Blaine, David Copperfield|a magician
21/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD FLAGS|$400|easy|Known as the Dannebrog, this country's flag has influenced the flag design of several other countries|Denmark
11/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH HISTORY|$600|medium|In 1707, the Act of Union united these 3 countries to form Great Britain|England, Scotland, and Wales
03/03/2000|Jeopardy!|A LOSING BATTLE|$300|easy|In the 1821 Battle of Carabobo, Spanish general Miguel de la Torre was no match for this South American|Simon Bolivar
17/01/1991|Jeopardy!|THE WHITE HOUSE|$100|easy|Prior to 1929, when he got a private one, the president had to use a booth adjoining the Oval Office|Telephone
22/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|DAYS|$400|easy|U.S. Presidential elections are held on this day of the week|Tuesday
30/05/1997|Final Jeopardy!|ANGELS|None|None|Slaves rowing off South Carolina's coast often invoked the help of this patron angel of the Jews|Michael
10/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THEREFORE, 'IAM'|$1200|hard|In 1782 King Rama I established the Chakri dynasty in the country then known by this name|Siam
29/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SWEETS|$800|hard|Nesselrode pudding contains a puree of these nuts that the French call marrons|chestnuts
11/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$1600|hard|In a Beethoven opera, Leonore disguises herself as this boy|Fidelio
26/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LIT|$200|easy|In 1719 Daniel Defoe wrote 'The Life and Strange Surprising Adventures of' this character|Robinson Crusoe
21/05/2008|Jeopardy!|'DD' TEA|$1000|hard|In 1874 Thomas Hardy took readers 'far from' this 2-syllable 'crowd'|madding
05/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SOLDIERS|$600|medium|He advocated a 'Search & Destroy' policy as commander of U.S. forces in Vietnam from 1964 to 1968|William Westmoreland
03/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$800|hard|Jacob Bronowski punned on a Darwin title in this book & TV series about the history of science|The Ascent Of Man
29/11/1996|Jeopardy!|MONTHS|$300|easy|The 20th Amendment moved Congress' opening from the first Monday in December to the third day of this|January
19/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TWO TICKETS TO PITTSBURGH|$600|medium|You can ketchup with pops & classics in the Pittsburgh Symphony's hall, named for this family|Heinz
27/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PROFILES|$1200|hard|Let the name of this French scientist ferment in your brain|Pasteur
27/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LEWIS & CLARK|$400|easy|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from Columbia Gorge Discovery Center in Oregon.)  Here in Columbia Gorge, Clark sketched this bird, & Lewis wrote, 'I believe this to be the largest bird in North America'|a California condor
02/03/2006|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY HISTORY|$600|medium|In 1827 Allan Cunningham became the first European to explore this continent's Darling Downs|Australia
24/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|POETIC FORMS|$1600|hard|Each line of a sonnet typically contains 5 of these metrical feet|iambs
25/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE BOOK TITLE|$400|easy|'A.Y.T.G.?  I.M., M.' by Judy Blume|Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret
30/09/1997|Jeopardy!|SINGING SIBLINGS|$200|easy|In the 1980s they had several hits, including 'I'm So Excited' & 'He's So Shy'|The Pointer Sisters
29/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MATH|$2300|hard|For a line, this is defined as the ratio of vertical to horizontal distance it covers|slope
19/10/1999|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$500|medium|If you've been this, you've been cheated|Had
14/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ALABAMMY BOUND|$2000|hard|While living in Alabama, this Native American leader completed a 10-year project developing a Cherokee alphabet|Sequoyah
08/02/1985|Jeopardy!|AUSTRALIA|$100|easy|1 of 2 animals on its coat of arms|(1 of) kangaroo and emu
30/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE THE 'TOP'|$1600|hard|In 1901 Texas saw its first big oil strike at this oil field near Beaumont|Spindletop
29/12/2010|Jeopardy!|JOHANNES BRAHMS|$400|easy|Brahms got off to a bad start with this Hungarian composer by falling asleep during one of his concerts|Liszt
03/02/1997|Jeopardy!|DISNEY WORLD AT 25|$500|medium|He reprises his role as Prof. Wayne Szalinski in the 3-D Epcot film 'Honey, I Shrunk the Audience'|Rick Moranis
27/03/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$500|medium|Some call this son of Pepin & king of the Franks the Father of Europe|Charlemagne
14/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE ME TO YOUR FORMER LEADERS|$1200|hard|Konrad Adenauer,  Helmut Schmidt, Helmut Kohl|Germany
02/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$400|easy|Of Colorado, New Mexico or Arizona, the state where the Rio Grande begins|Colorado
27/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LEAPING|$400|easy|A disastrous economic program called the “Great Leap Forward” was begun in this country in 1958|China
25/09/1995|Jeopardy!|ASTROLOGY|$100|easy|Some astrologers call people born under this sign Arians|Aries
18/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|REGIONAL THEATRE|$400|easy|Mamet's 'American Buffalo' didn't premiere in Buffalo, but at the Goodman Theatre in this Midwest city|Chicago
14/11/2008|Jeopardy!|TV OR NOT TV|$600|medium|On 60s TV, Cesar Romero cackled as this criminal; in 2008, Heath Ledger gave a startling film performance|the Joker
16/03/2004|Jeopardy!|'E'PICS|$200|easy|It had an interesting casting choice, Madonna as the first lady of Argentina|Evita
03/05/2007|Jeopardy!|WHERE IS IT?|$200|easy|The deepest lake in the world (the country)|Russia
19/06/2000|Jeopardy!|'CK'|$200|easy|Edmund Bergler, credited with inventing the term 'writer's' this, must not have felt it -- he wrote several books|Block
29/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GOURMET|$600|medium|A summer favorite, vitello tonnato is this meat served cold in a tuna sauce|Veal
30/06/1998|Final Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|None|None|It's the century during which Saturn's rings were first observed|The 17th Century (first observed by Galileo in 1610)
16/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|REPTILES & AMPHIBIANS|$1600|hard|Scientific families of this reptile include Gekkonidae & Iguanidae|lizard
27/10/1989|Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$500|medium|They're your smallest blood transport tubes & in some the red cells have to go through single file|capillaries
22/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$800|hard|Allan Drury won a 1960 Pulitzer Prize for this novel about the seamy underside of Congress|Advise And Consent
20/04/2004|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE CREATURES|$600|medium|It's not odd that its state fish is the cod|Massachusetts
28/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COMEDIE & TRAGEDIE FRANCAISE|$800|hard|In the final act it's the final act of the heroine of Racine's tragic masterpiece 'Phedre'|suicide
12/04/2011|Jeopardy!|A CAPITAL IDEA?|$600|medium|A vacuum cleaner salesman & spy named Jim Wormold is the protagonist of this Graham Greene novel|Our Man in Havana
01/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ARTSY FILMS|$1000|hard|Gene Kelly is an expatriate singing & dancing painter in this Oscar winner|An American in Paris
26/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$200|easy|Lotus Blossom is the concubine of Wang Lung in this Pearl Buck novel|The Good Earth
02/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$400|easy|Handel wrote 4 anthems for the 1727 coronation of a king with whom Handel shared this name|George
20/12/2002|Jeopardy!|...OR WITHOUT 'EM|$200|easy|A major task of this hormone is to stimulate the uptake of glucose by cells|insulin
30/09/2009|Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$400|easy|'The Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine' deals with this 365-body-point technique|acupuncture
11/06/2004|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE BASKETBALL|$600|medium|(Hi, I'm Sue Bird.)  Before joining the WNBA, I led this university's Huskies to the NCAA championships in 2000 & 2002|the University of Connecticut
24/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL ROCK|$1200|hard|It's Wagner's 'Ride of' these, the way it was meant to be--heavy metal, & we don't mean the tuba|the Valkyrie
19/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TV NICKNAMES|$600|medium|As Sherman Hemsley could tell you, this actress played 'Weezie'|Isabel Sanford
01/12/2000|Jeopardy!|IT'S JAMAICA|$400|easy|Tourists can stay at GoldenEye, once the vacation home of this bestselling author|Ian Fleming
26/01/2000|Jeopardy!|COLORS|$200|easy|A young deer, or its color|fawn
25/06/1998|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WOMEN|$400|easy|In 1996 she married fellow speed skater David Cruikshank|Bonnie Blair
24/03/2008|Jeopardy!|'W'ORDPLAY|$800|hard|This important thoroughfare runs from Trinity Church to the East River|Wall Street
10/05/2001|Jeopardy!|1801-1810|$400|easy|In 1804, under Dessalines, this island nation proclaimed itself the first black republic|Haiti
05/10/2005|Jeopardy!|BRANDS|$1000|hard|This company's first washing machines were 'So simple, a child could do it'|Maytag
14/10/2011|Jeopardy!|SHOP TALK|$1000|hard|This department store uses a 5-pointed star as the apostrophe in its name|Macy's
25/10/2002|Jeopardy!|NOT SO RECENT SCIENCE|$200|easy|Lavoisier was one of the men on the committee that came up with this measurement system in 1790s France|metric system
24/04/2008|Jeopardy!|THE UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS|$800|hard|'All children, whether born in our out of' this, 'shall enjoy the same social protection'|wedlock
14/10/1986|Jeopardy!|'GLAD' TIDINGS|$100|easy|Colosseum combatants of ancient Rome|the gladiators
20/05/2004|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$400|easy|In 1974 People magazine's first African-American cover subject was this actress who played Miss Jane Pittman|Cicely Tyson
25/12/1997|Jeopardy!|ODD WORDS|$500|medium|Someone who's described as nasute has a large one of these features|a nose
15/10/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 'BLUES'|$100|easy|This duo dreamed up by John Belushi & Dan Aykroyd began as a pre-show warmup act for 'SNL'|The Blues Brothers
10/09/1997|Jeopardy!|BAY WATCHING|$100|easy|It's the Florida bay that's home to the Buccaneers, the Lightning & the Mutiny|Tampa Bay
12/05/2008|Jeopardy!|'NEW' MEDIA|$600|medium|Read all about it: It's the port city at the mouth of the James River in Virginia|Newport News
05/04/2010|Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS BY CHARACTERS|$600|medium|Sue Ellen & Bobby Ewing|Dallas
09/02/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 3 'R's|$1000|hard|A battery produces this one-way flow of electric charge|direct current
18/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY OF THE WORLD PART 5|$800|hard|Fleeing the Romans in 195 B.C., Hannibal took refuge with King Antiochus III in what's now this Mideast country|Syria
26/07/2011|Jeopardy!|SIDES|$400|easy|'Time' is on side 1 of this Pink Floyd album; 'Money' is on side 2|Dark Side Of The Moon
24/09/2001|Jeopardy!|RATED G|$300|easy|The 'First Movie' from this card game features an evil clone, Mewtwo, who wanted to rule the world|Pokémon
13/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$600|medium|Popular at brunches, it's a cocktail made with equal parts of champagne & orange juice|mimosa
14/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CIVIL WAR GENERALS|$400|easy|This president said that if Gen. McClellan didn't want to use the army, he would like to borrow it|Abraham Lincoln
04/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION DESIGNERS|$600|medium|Oscar de la Renta was born in Santo Domingo in this country, & studied art there in the '50s|Dominican Republic
08/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL IDEAS|$1600|hard|This architect served at Valley Forge before his appointment by Washington to design the new capital|L'Enfant
25/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MAD|$2000|hard|His name is on the masthead as 'Founder'|William M. Gaines
11/10/2010|Jeopardy!|SECRET MENUS|$600|medium|Have it your way at this chain & order a Mustard Whopper, which substitutes the yellow stuff for mayo|Burger King
28/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|D.C. COMICS|$1200|hard|One of his 'rants': 'Hillary Clinton hears... 'I'm sorry' more frequently than Pauly Shore on 'Celebrity Jeopardy!''|Dennis Miller
10/05/2007|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$600|medium|A statue known as 'The Strolling Professor' seems to stroll through the campus of this univ. in Raleigh|North Carolina State
05/03/2009|Jeopardy!|PLURALIZE IT!|$800|hard|When an alumnus parties with the rest of the Class of '83, they're a bunch of drunk these|alumni
01/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS IN HISTORY|$400|easy|John XII was only about 18 when he was elected to this office in 955--that's a big step up from altar boy|Pope
22/04/2005|Jeopardy!|ON AVERAGE|$400|easy|Of 5, 10 or 20, the average gallons of water in an adult human body|10
13/10/2008|Jeopardy!|WORDS FROM GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|To remove the skin of an apple|pare
02/05/2000|Jeopardy!|WORD UP!|$500|medium|As a noun, it's a short whip; as a verb, to trim a photo|Crop
18/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FACTS & FIGURES|$600|medium|If the mass of Earth equals 1, this planet's mass is about .8, almost the same|Venus
03/03/2011|Jeopardy!|'TIME'LY WORDS|$600|medium|A schedule listing arrivals & departures for buses or trains|a timetable
08/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ARE YOU A BETTING MAN?|$2000|hard|When James Bond says this in 'Casino Royale', it means he's betting against the whole bank in baccarat|banco
22/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ANTHOLOGIES|$1000|hard|'Cthulhu 2000' is a 1999 anthology of short stories based on this author's works|H.P. Lovecraft
21/11/2000|Jeopardy!|THE SCHOOL OF HARD KNOCKS|$200|easy|Some prep school students have had to 'run' this between 2 rows of fellow students|Gauntlet
29/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS WITH 'Z'|$1000|hard|Court painter to King Philip IV, he was Spain's greatest Baroque artist|(Diego) Velazquez
28/11/1996|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHICAL WORDS & PHRASES|$100|easy|A shade of grayish blue is named for this Danish capital|Copenhagen
09/02/2009|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE ONE LETTER|$400|easy|Object used to start a game of football or golf|a tee
18/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IMPRESSIONISM|$400|easy|Hey Mom!  An important non-French impressionist was this man from Lowell, Mass.|James Whistler
09/04/1991|Double Jeopardy!|ALPHABET SOUP|$600|medium|Put between 2 “A”s, it forms the title of an Ottoman official; between 2 “M”s, a movie company|G
28/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THE SPOUSE IMMEDIATELY BEFORE|$1000|hard|...Nancy Reagan|Jane Wyman
17/03/2000|Jeopardy!|THE BOD SQUAD|$200|easy|Your peepers, your lamps or your blinkers|Eyes
27/09/2005|Jeopardy!|FEMALE FIRSTS|$600|medium|This gymnast, a 1984 Olympic gold medal winner, was the first female to appear on the front of the Wheaties box|Mary Lou Retton
03/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN SHORT STORIES|$400|easy|Jody named this Steinbeck title creature Gabilan Mountains|The Red Pony
05/05/2005|Jeopardy!|WHAT THE 'H' IS IT?|$800|hard|The chief minister responsible for law & order in the United Kingdom|the Home Secretary
06/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SPORTS|$600|medium|In Sept. 1996 she ran off with the South African cross-country title; we don't know if she was barefoot|Zola Budd
20/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|BALLERINAS|$400|easy|Lucile Grahn choreographed the Bacchanal in this composer's opera 'Tannhauser'|Richard Wagner
12/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MONEY TALK|$2000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports while pointing out numbers on a video chart.)  A $1000 investment made at 5% interest would have quite different returns after twenty years, based on these two different types of interest|simple and compound interest
13/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LEND ME YOUR IROQUOIS|$400|easy|These 2 surveyors were escorted by Iroquois when they drew their 'line'|Mason & Dixon
23/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'70s U.S.|$1600|hard|Shortly after this U.S. president declared Iran 'an island of stability', the Shah was overthrown|Jimmy Carter
17/06/2011|Jeopardy!|3|$1000|hard|The 3 orders of these monks are the Friars Minor, the Poor Clares & the Brothers & Sisters of Penance|the Franciscans
28/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE PARTNER|$2000|hard|In the Lesser Antilles: St. Kitts & ___|Nevis
04/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|GREAT ARTS|$400|easy|He & Paul Simon had their first hit under the names Tom & Jerry|(Art) Garfunkel
09/06/2009|Jeopardy!|I KILLED A GUY ONCE|$400|easy|On April 3, 1882 in St. Joseph, Missouri, Robert Ford took out this man with a shot to the head|Jesse James
28/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WE NEED THE MONEY|$400|easy|When these 2 countries were reunited, the ostmark was eliminated|East & West Germany
19/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS & INVENTIONS|$200|easy|During a return voyage to the U.S. in 1832, he came up with the idea of sending messages over wires|Samuel Morse
28/10/1998|Jeopardy!|THIS IS OUR COUNTRY|$400|easy|Elfreth's Alley, not far from Betsy Ross' home in this city, is the USA's oldest continuously occupied street|Philadelphia
09/06/2006|Final Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|None|None|His trial began on January 20, 1649|Charles I (of England)
26/02/2010|Jeopardy!|IN THE MIDDLE WITH 'U'|$400|easy|This type of government is mentioned in the Pledge of Allegiance|a republic
26/09/1989|Final Jeopardy!|BEST SELLERS|None|None|A juvenile edition of this 1961 best seller was called 'The Great Adventure of Michelangelo'|The Agony & The Ecstasy
19/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MEN IN RED|$1000|hard|Red Schoendienst wore red for 3 decades as a player & manager with this National League team|St. Louis Cardinals
31/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$2000|hard|Back in 1961 his 'Aristotle Contemplating the Bust of Homer' brought a record price of $2.3 million|Rembrandt
20/06/2011|Jeopardy!|ROUND & ROUND WE GO|$800|hard|One-word name for a traffic circle; try not to go around more than, say, ten times without exiting|a roundabout
18/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THE '80s?|$800|hard|In a 1988 debate, he told Dan Quayle, 'Senator, you're no Jack Kennedy'|Lloyd Bentsen
16/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WISCON-SIN|$200|easy|In 1970 peace activists blew up the Army Mathematics Research Center at this Madison institution|the University of Wisconsin
30/12/1999|Jeopardy!|JOHN TRAVOLTA FILMS|$200|easy|It's the Travolta film that featured the memorable music heard here:|Pulp Fiction
10/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL ORGS.|$1200|hard|ASEAN is the 'Association of' these 'Nations'; Laos is a member|Southeast Asian
12/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FRIGHT-FUL FILMS|$1600|hard|Luke Wilson & Kate Beckinsale check into a motel AAA would not approve in this 2007 film|Vacancy
02/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'FIELD'|$600|medium|Military title shared by Horatio Kitchener, Erwin Rommel & Bernard Montgomery|Field marshall
01/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE PEOPLE|$1200|hard|This great 1930s choreographer ended his career in 1962 with a circus flick, 'Billy Rose's Jumbo'|Busby Berkeley
29/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|JUST DESERTS|$400|easy|About 3,000 miles wide, its name is from the Arabic for 'desert'|the Sahara Desert
14/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MY NAME IS HENRY, I'LL BE YOUR WRITER|$1600|hard|1904's 'The Golden Bowl' was one of my last novels; I later became a British subject|Henry James
04/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CINEMATIC CHICAGO|$400|easy|Chicago con men Newman & Redford stage an elaborate revenge on a gangster in this film that won 7 Oscars|The Sting
28/10/1997|Jeopardy!|BALLS|$400|easy|Keene, New Hampshire is known for manufacturing miniature & precision ones|Ball bearings
29/01/2008|Jeopardy!|LET'S BUILD AN 'ARK'|$600|medium|6-letter term meaning to board a ship|embark
01/05/1997|Jeopardy!|FASHION STATEMENTS|$400|easy|Murderous phrase for someone who's all dolled up|dressed to kill
01/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE GREEK|$1600|hard|Read about it in this month's issue; this word for 'worldly' is from the Greek for 'world' & 'city'|cosmopolitan
20/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|3-D|$200|easy|This is the way the ladies sometimes ride|sidesaddle
03/07/2007|Jeopardy!|MIXED NUTS|$1000|hard|LEFT RIB|filbert
25/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR-WINNING ACTRESSES|$1600|hard|1957: Eve White/ Eve Black/ Jane|Joanne Woodward
21/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|L.A.'s SISTER CITIES|$400|easy|Salvador Bahia, also known as Sao Salvador, a port city in this So. American country, is in the sisterhood|Brazil
10/04/2003|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC COMIC CATCHPHRASES|$400|easy|'You look mahvelous!'|Billy Crystal
24/06/1998|Jeopardy!|A THAILAND FLING|$100|easy|In Muay Thai, the Thai form of this western sport, kicking is allowed|Boxing
23/12/2004|Final Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|None|None|He publicly objected to the name of a 2004 documentary for infringing on the title of one of his books|Ray Bradbury
25/06/2001|Final Jeopardy!|OPERATIC TITLE CHARACTERS|None|None|These title characters of a classic operatic work are a bunch of mythical dwarves|The Nibelung
25/12/2006|Jeopardy!|YEAR 2056 HEADLINES IN THE ONION|$400|easy|With Godzilla apparently taken care of, this city's 'Police Quell Dance Dance Revolution'|Tokyo
14/06/2006|Jeopardy!|MADE IN JAPAN|$600|medium|A tanka is a short one of 31 syllables|a poem
30/12/1997|Jeopardy!|FISH|$500|medium|A Pinellas County, Florida city is named for this fish that often 'springs' from the water when hooked|tarpon
13/05/2002|Jeopardy!|RECENT FILMS|$400|easy|He played wise wizard Dumbledore in 2001's 'Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone'|Richard Harris
01/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RELATIONSHIPS|$2000|hard|In 'Treasure Island', it's the relationship of the seafaring Smollett & Arrow|captain & first mate
12/06/2001|Jeopardy!|RECIPES|$500|medium|There are 3 types of pork ribs you can barbecue:  spareribs, country-style ribs & these, which include riblets|Baby back ribs
29/10/2004|Jeopardy!|LIVIN' LA VIDA YOKO|$400|easy|This son was born in 1975|Sean
08/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OH, 'MAN'!|$1600|hard|Leonardo's 'Proportions of Man' is also called this, after a 1st century B.C. architect|Vitruvian Man
02/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT ATHENIANS|$400|easy|Carneides, a skeptic who said knowledge is impossible, was a head of this school founded by Plato|The Academy
10/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|NON-NOBEL-WINNING AUTHORS|$800|hard|Bjornstjerne Bjornson won in 1903; this fellow Norwegian who wrote 'The Master Builder' never did|Henrik Ibsen
08/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BILLIE HOLIDAY|$400|easy|Billie's first recording session featured jazz legends Gene Krupa & this 'King of Swing' bandleader|Benny Goodman
13/10/2000|Jeopardy!|'E' MALE|$100|easy|On 'CHiPS', he played Ponch|Erik Estrada
11/09/1998|Jeopardy!|THE ARABIAN NIGHTS|$500|medium|The tales of the Arabian Nights are told to the king by this woman, his wife|Scheherazade
18/11/1992|Jeopardy!|JAPAN|$400|easy|These rice straw floor mats measure 71' X 35'|Tatami
31/12/1993|Jeopardy!|1960s BROADWAY|$100|easy|Theatre World said this 1960 musical about King Arthur 'couldn’t touch 'My Fair Lady''|Camelot
09/06/2008|Jeopardy!|BOOKS OF THE '70s|$200|easy|This prolific British mystery writer's last published novel was 1976's 'Sleeping Murder'|Agatha Christie
07/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|'70s THEATER|$200|easy|Peter Gennaro won Tony for choreographing Andrea McArdle in this 1977 hit|Annie
27/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'E'ASY DOES IT|$400|easy|Carl Sagan pioneered & promoted SETI, the search for this kind of intelligence|extraterrestrial
21/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ROGUE|$2000|hard|This country's acceptance of responsibility for the Pan Am 103 bombing helped it lose its rogue status|Libya
17/07/2007|Jeopardy!|GETTING TESTY|$600|medium|To join this organization, you have to score in the upper 2% of the general population on an IQ test|Mensa
13/11/1998|Jeopardy!|STORMY WEATHER|$100|easy|With a funnel more than a mile wide, one of the largest of these occured March 18, 1925 & killed 695 people|tornado
27/12/2007|Jeopardy!|'LOVE' IS A BATTLEFIELD|$200|easy|In a Paul Anka song, they called it this 'animal' term for temporary youthful infatuation|puppy love
30/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE LANGUAGE OF CINEMA|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew)  As opposed to backlight or fill light, the main spotlight in a scene is usually called this light|key light
07/10/2004|Jeopardy!|THE OLYMPICS|$2400|hard|One difference between this hyphenated sport & freestyle is that opponents can't grasp or use the legs in a fall|Greco-Roman wrestling
12/02/1998|Jeopardy!|LITERARY POTENT POTABLES|$400|easy|Pap took this Mark Twain character's last dollar to buy whiskey & was seen drunk the next day|Huckleberry Finn
17/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITAL NICKNAMES|$200|easy|Referring to the seeming color of nearby hills, this Texas capital is 'The City of the Violet Crown'|Austin
16/07/2010|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$1000|hard|New York City has many museums, like Columbus Circle's MAD, the Museum of Arts & this|Design
11/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LAST LINES|$800|hard|Thomas Mann work that ends, 'A shocked and respectful world received the news of his decease'|Death in Venice
25/02/2004|Jeopardy!|FITS 'U' TO A 'T'|$200|easy|If you've wrecked someone's careful planning, you've done this to the applecart|upset
08/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CAMERA WORK|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports.)  To be precise, a pan moves a camera horizontally, while this is four-letter word for a vertical move|a tilt
28/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$400|easy|In 'Duty First', alum Ed Ruggero calls this military academy 'America's premier leadership school'|West Point
09/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$600|medium|This queen of the Netherlands married Duke Henry of Mecklenburg-Schwerin in 1901|Wilhelmina
26/01/1999|Final Jeopardy!|BROADWAY MUSICALS|None|None|This musical that premiered in 1975 & was revived in 1996 is set in part in the Cook County Jail|Chicago
10/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|INSIDE A B-17|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from inside a B-17.)  The bombardier took aim through this top-secret bombsight that was said to be able to drop a bomb in a pickle barrel from 18,000 feet|the Norden bombsight
03/03/1999|Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$200|easy|Joseph McVicker invented this after seeing the trouble kids had with modeling clay|Play-Doh
27/01/2006|Jeopardy!|GLOBETROTTING|$400|easy|His 129-country international travels ended in August 2004 with a trip to Lourdes|Pope John Paul II
03/04/1997|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL CANADA|$200|easy|The Bat Cave in this capital of Ontario displays 3,000 life-like vinyl & wax bats in a walk-through tunnel|Toronto
12/07/1999|Jeopardy!|MANY IRONS|$100|easy|This mythical barrier cut off the Soviet Union & its friends after World War II|Iron Curtain
03/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS ON THE MAP|$1200|hard|The title of this Robert Urich show ended with a dollar sign|Vega$
28/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'G.G.'|$1600|hard|Born near Melbourne, this Aussie feminist is best known for her revolutionary work 'The Female Eunuch'|Germaine Greer
10/02/2010|Jeopardy!|SUPERHERO NAMES THROUGH PICTURES|$800|hard|Now you see this fantastic person; now you don't|the Invisible Woman
15/11/1991|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$400|easy|With help from Mitsubishi, this company manufactured the first Korean automobile in 1976|Hyundai
05/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|YOUR OLD ALBUMS|$400|easy|'Born To Run' only took the Boss to No. 3 on the album chart; this 1984 'Born' album took him to No. 1|Born In The U.S.A.
17/09/2008|Jeopardy!|19, 20, 21 & 22|$200|easy|He was only 21 when he won the 1997 Masters golf tournament by 12 strokes, the biggest margin in its history|Tiger Woods
27/05/1999|Jeopardy!|PUT A 'CAP' ON IT|$500|medium|A nautical spool-shaped cylinder rotated to wind up a cable or rope|Capstan
26/10/1999|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$300|easy|In 1981 this man became the only candidate for NYC mayor endorsed by both the Democratic & Republican parties|Ed Koch
07/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1920s|$200|easy|Archaeological finds in 1922 included the Royal Tombs of Ur & the tomb of this boy king|Tutankhamun
04/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OFF TO GRAD SCHOOL|$2200|hard|His will provided $2 million to an Ivy League univ. to establish a graduate school of journalism; quite the prize|(Joseph) Pulitzer
28/12/1998|Jeopardy!|WHICH CAME FIRST?|$200|easy|The Rolling Stones, The Ink Spots, The Who, The The|The Ink Spots
28/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'Z'-ING IS BELIEVING|$1200|hard|This African nation's president is Frederick Chiluba & its capital is Lusaka|Zambia
02/02/2004|Jeopardy!|STATES' LOWEST POINTS|$200|easy|This Great Lake is Minnesota's lowest point at an elevation of 602 feet above sea level|Lake Superior
06/04/2007|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC QUOTATIONS|$1000|hard|(Hello, I'm Peggy Noonan. I'm a former presidential speech writer.) I worked on the speech in which Ronald Reagan said the Challenger crew had 'slipped the surly bonds of Earth to touch' this|the face of God
22/05/1990|Jeopardy!|'NORTH'|$400|easy|(AUDIO DAILY DOUBLE): This 1960 hit song served as the title tune to a 20th Century Fox film:|'North To Alaska' (by Johnny Horton)
21/10/1999|Jeopardy!|TV CHARACTERS' MAIDEN NAMES|$300|easy|Jamie had recently shed her maiden name, Stemple, when this sitcom debuted in 1992|Mad About You
11/05/2006|Jeopardy!|FIRST IN OUR HEARTS|$200|easy|The first U.S. coin with the likeness of a president was this coin based on a photo taken in Mathew Brady's studio|(the Lincoln) penny
01/12/2009|Jeopardy!|'CHECK' MATE|$1000|hard|2-word term for what the winner of 'Survivor' gets, or a reminder of the way things actually are|a reality check
11/11/2011|Jeopardy!|GAELIC PRIDE|$800|hard|From the Gaelic for 'war cry', it's a distinctive phrase or saying used to advertise a product|a slogan
29/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME FOOD & DRINK|$1600|hard|An acrid-tasting deep-fried cake full of corn or crab|a bitter fritter
03/11/2010|Jeopardy!|CIRCUS HISTORY|$800|hard|Many circus historians credit Isaac van Amburgh with being the first to put his head in this dangerous place|the lion's mouth
11/01/1990|Jeopardy!|KIDDIE LIT|$300|easy|It's what Jack gave in exchange for the beans that grew into the beanstalk|A Cow
19/02/2010|Jeopardy!|THEIR FIRST NO. 1 POP HIT|$1000|hard|'How Am I Supposed To Live Without You' (1990)|Michael Bolton
04/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NOT WHAT IT SOUNDS LIKE|$400|easy|Combine the last name of writer Virginia & the strong safety who rushes the QB to get this newsman (5, 7)|Woolf Blitzer
04/01/2010|Jeopardy!|'ARD' STUFF|$800|hard|Clumsy, or hard to handle|awkward
25/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DANCE IN THE DICTIONARY|$800|hard|If you wash your hair in the sink, you might have to deal with this heavy-shoed dance|clog
27/02/2004|Jeopardy!|'M'USIC|$1000|hard|This group that sang about the 'Boy From New York City' is named for a John Dos Passos novel|the Manhattan Transfer
12/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CONGRESSIONAL RECORD|$2000|hard|He gave a Golden Fleece Award to a $46,000 Dept. of Agriculture study on how long it takes to cook breakfast|William Proxmire
26/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY COUNTRIES|$400|easy|The leader of' this former Soviet republic renamed April for his mom & January Turkmenbashi (his official name)|Turkmenistan
01/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'SUM' IT UP|$2000|hard|A shrub or small tree in the cashew family having milky sap|sumac
11/07/2011|Final Jeopardy!|18th CENTURY QUOTATIONS|None|None|2 yrs. before his 1794 execution, he said, 'I am no courtier, nor moderator... nor defender of the people: I am myself the people'|Maximilien Robespierre
10/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' RHYME TIME|$400|easy|Pearl's hockey disks|Buck's pucks
23/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN POLITICAL IDOL|$400|easy|In 1804 this guy killed a political foe with one shot in New Jersey...You're the V.P., not Tony Soprano! Act like it!|Aaron Burr
13/07/1999|Jeopardy!|NICE BUNNIES|$400|easy|An as-yet-nameless prototype of this character appeared in the 1938 cartoon 'Porky's Hare Hunt'|Bugs Bunny
27/02/2009|Jeopardy!|MOO|$400|easy|In a timeworn phrase, something that may never take place won't happen 'until the cows' do this|come home
24/09/2009|Jeopardy!|ROAD RELATED|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows a number sequence on the monitor.)  In the mathematical sequence here, 4 is termed this, just like the paved strip down the center of a highway|the median
27/04/2004|Jeopardy!|BAD BOYS, BAD BOYS|$400|easy|Known as 'Il Duce', as a boy he was expelled from school for stabbing another student|Mussolini
27/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T TAZE ME, BRO|$400|easy|I didn't know you wanted specific numbers for the lottery, so I just got you these, abbreviated QP|quick picks
04/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH MOVIE TRIVIA|$200|easy|Of 'Merrie Melodies', 'Silly Symphonies', & 'Looney Tunes', the ones that didn't come from Warner Bros.|Silly Symphonies
22/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CIVIL WAR GENERALS|$200|easy|He received his famous nickname when General Bee told his men to look at him 'standing like a stone wall'|Stonewall Jackson
10/12/2010|Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$800|hard|Civil rights leader Jesse & Laker leader Phil|Jackson
24/02/1998|Jeopardy!|PLACES|$500|medium|This term for a house's entrance hall also refers to the space between cars on a train|the vestibule
13/12/1996|Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$400|easy|It's the terrestrial planet farthest from the sun|Mars
07/10/1996|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE NEWS|$100|easy|10 servings a week of foods with this base, like spaghetti sauce, may protect against prostate cancer|tomato
25/12/2000|Jeopardy!|PARTIES OF 5|$500|medium|New gift for day 5 in 'The 12 Days of Christmas'|5 golden rings
31/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$200|easy|Theme rooms (with jacuzzis!) are available at the Fantasyland Hotel & Resort in this capital of Alberta|Edmonton
13/03/2008|Jeopardy!|'DEATH'|$600|medium|Napoleon's is seen here|a death mask
01/10/2004|Jeopardy!|AMERICANS IN PARIS|$1000|hard|During his self-exile, he voiced the strife of black Americans in books like 1961's 'Nobody Knows My Name'|James Baldwin
10/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EASTERN EUROPE|$400|easy|Nicolae Ceausescu had part of this capital built in the style of communist North Korea|Bucharest
29/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BRUSHED WITH SUCCESS|$1000|hard|His 1793 'The Death Of Marat' shows the late Marat holding a letter from Charlotte Corday|Jacques-Louis David
02/05/2006|Jeopardy!|PSEUDO MOVIE RATINGS|$600|medium|On the HBO show bearing this character's name, Sacha Baron Cohen also plays the roles of Borat & Bruno|Ali G
05/11/2007|Jeopardy!|LET'S SPEAK ESKIMO|$1000|hard|Eskimos know this high flyer, Branta canadensis, is an iqsrabutilik|Canada goose
16/06/1993|Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$100|easy|The name of this continent may come from the word Ereb, meaning “land of the setting sun”|Europe
29/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MAO INHIBITORS|$400|easy|During the May 4th movement, Mao criticized the traditional teachings of this man who was born in the 500s B.C.|Confucius
24/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MARK MY WORDS|$800|hard|Tom Lehrer joked, 'It is a sobering thought... that when Mozart was my age he had been' this 'for two years'|dead
19/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|RECENT U.S. HISTORY|$800|hard|Lyndon Johnson convinced Arthur Goldberg to give up his Supreme Court seat for this job|Ambassador to the U.N.
17/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MEMORABLE MOVIES|$400|easy|In this film, Moe Green tells Michael Corleone to butt out of Las Vegas--big mistake|The Godfather
14/04/1998|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'ELLA'|$100|easy|Pizza cheese|Mozzarella
04/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS TAYLORS|$400|easy|Jane Taylor wrote the rhyme about a scintillating heavenly body that begins with these words|Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star
23/07/2010|Jeopardy!|LETTER & WORD|$400|easy|An airplane reservation made on the Internet & that you print out yourself|an e-ticket
23/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'GRAY' MATTER|$800|hard|This 1858 work was a landmark in its use of medical illustrations of the human body|Gray's Anatomy
15/06/2005|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RHYME TIME|$1000|hard|Ms. Spears' little buses|Britney's jitneys
29/10/2002|Jeopardy!|THE ANIMALS|$400|easy|Thought to resemble lions associated with Buddha, this Chinese dog breed was protected by royal decree|Pekingese
10/01/2008|Jeopardy!|BOARD GAME HISTORY|$800|hard|Charles Darrow created this game in the Depression while dreaming of fame, fortune & his summers at the Jersey shore|Monopoly
08/02/2000|Jeopardy!|TEEN PEOPLE|$500|medium|Talk about most embarrassing moments, she said hers was on 'Jeopardy!':|Kirsten Dunst
11/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|NEBUCHADNEZZAR|$800|hard|In the 20th century this man 'of Arabia' dug up the ruins of Carchemish, a city conquered by Nebuchadnezzar|Lawrence
02/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR?|$600|medium|Vitamin D speeds the body's production of this mineral|Calcium
24/05/2006|Final Jeopardy!|PORT CITIES|None|None|It was Russia's third-largest city until it became the capital of an independent republic in 1918|Riga, Latvia
01/02/2001|Jeopardy!|DIANA ROSS|$400|easy|The most successful duet of the '80s was this ballad that Diana recorded with Lionel Richie|Endless Love
29/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$600|medium|Established c. 1765, this N.J. school's Whig-Cliosophic Society is the oldest U.S. college debating club|Princeton
23/04/2010|Final Jeopardy!|WORDS FROM THE FRENCH|None|None|The first known use of this word in the U.S. was in an obituary for wealthy banker Pierre Lorillard in 1843|millionaire
30/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS ABOUT WRITING|$2000|hard|In his 1954 Nobel Prize acceptance speech, this American called 'writing, at its best... a lonely life'|Ernest Hemingway
09/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOORE THE MERRIER|$1200|hard|He was the spy in 'The Spy Who Loved Me'|Roger Moore
02/03/1998|Jeopardy!|ENDORSEMENTS|$200|easy|The famous black shirt of this country singer who walked the line hangs on the line in Arrow ads|Johnny Cash
13/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GRAMMY-WINNING FEMALE SINGERS|$600|medium|'Building A Mystery'             (1997)|Sarah McLachlan
13/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|1960|$800|hard|The USSR signed a trade agreement with this country in February to buy 5 million tons of sugar a year over 5 years|Cuba
14/11/2005|Jeopardy!|PRESS ON NAILS|$200|easy|Judith Miller got nailed in the Plamegate scandal while reporting for this newspaper|The New York Times
17/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE PREMATURE BURIAL|$400|easy|Among the items found in this boy king's tomb were bows & arrows, toys, games & jewelry|King Tut
22/12/2000|Jeopardy!|BOOKS ABOUT PRESIDENTS|$200|easy|'The Man From Plains'|Jimmy Carter
10/11/2010|Jeopardy!|THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT|$600|medium|The duo Gnarls Barkley is Danger Mouse & this singer|Cee Lo Green
07/01/1997|Jeopardy!|ETIQUETTE|$200|easy|It's a charming custom to give each guest at a wedding reception a slice of this in a white box|Wedding Cake
02/11/2011|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE A 'CHAMP'!|$800|hard|4 old buddies relive glory days of high school hoops in this play|That Championship Season
25/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A CROCUS|$800|hard|A king by the name of Crocus was a leader of the Alamanni Tribe when it attacked forces of this empire in 260 A.D.|Rome
26/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE COLLAGE|$1600|hard|One of the 2 colleges that Woody Allen attended, never graduating|NYU (or CCNY)
12/06/2006|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE SUCH A TOOL!|$600|medium|A folder for holding papers|file
21/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|JUNEAU|$2000|hard|Juneau's most popular tourist destination is this glacier lying only 13 miles from downtown|Mendenhall Glacier
15/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE CENTURY OF ITS INVENTION|$800|hard|The neon light|the 20th century
12/11/2008|Jeopardy!|WHEN YOU GO TO COLLEGE|$800|hard|Mayhap you'll join a secret society like Skull & Bones, which has its own 'tomb' at this university in New Haven|Yale
19/12/1996|Jeopardy!|THIS 'N' THAT|$500|medium|'It Pays To Enrich Your Word Power' is a feature in this monthly magazine|Reader's Digest
07/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THE IVY LEAGUE|$800|hard|Its school color is crimson, & that's the veritas|Harvard
27/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$600|medium|Milk & blood can both go through this process of forming semisolid deposits through coagulation|Clotting
22/09/2010|Jeopardy!|THE COMMISH|$400|easy|Bud Selig|Major League Baseball
21/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DEATH|$800|hard|In this funeral style named for a type of music, the music is slow on the way to the cemetery, rousing on the way home|a jazz funeral
08/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PUT 'EM IN ORDER|$400|easy|Warren G. Harding, Jimmy Carter, Herbert Hoover|Harding, Hoover, Carter
03/03/2009|Jeopardy!|JOHN J. PERSHING|$800|hard|When Pershing arrived in France during WWI, he laid a wreath at the grave of this Frenchman|Lafayette
20/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN|$2500|hard|The musical 'Pipe Dream' was set in Cannery Row & based on this author's novel 'Sweet Thursday'|John Steinbeck
14/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DAYS OF THE WEEK|$1200|hard|This restaurant chain began in 1965 with a NYC site at First & 63rd|T.G.I. Friday's
07/04/2004|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$600|medium|May 8, 1989: Chemist Stanley Pons stirs up science 'with His Stunning Claim to Have Achieved' this|cold fusion
17/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BRIT ROCK|$200|easy|Mick Jagger first met this future bandmate in primary school when they were 7|Keith Richards
11/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DICKENS' WORKS|$400|easy|This novel was based in part on Thomas Carlyle's history of the French Revolution|A Tale of Two Cities
16/06/1997|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$400|easy|In August 1995 this nation's first stock exchange, based in Ulan Bator, began trading|Mongolia
09/05/2001|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES|$200|easy|This co-star of the movie 'Never Been Kissed' is Steven Spielberg's goddaughter|Drew Barrymore
27/11/2001|Jeopardy!|THE KOREAN WAR|$1000|hard|In 1950 the first all-jet dogfight saw Russell Brown in an F-80 shoot down one of these Soviet planes|MiG
25/06/2010|Jeopardy!|KEEP ON TRUCKIN'|$1000|hard|Truckers know these have a range of about 25 miles in motor vehicles & federally limited power of 4 watts|C.B. radios
09/07/2009|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES STYLE|$200|easy|An nytimes.com slide show on this woman's style included the red & black number from Election Night 2008|Michelle Obama
01/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BMW|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew in Munich, Germany)  BMW's history in aeronautics is seen by its logo representing a rotating one of these|a propeller
04/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS IN THE STREAM, SEA OR OCEAN|$800|hard|Majorca & Malta|the Mediterranean Sea
22/06/2005|Jeopardy!|POPULATIONS|$800|hard|This New England state has the smallest population of any state east of the Mississippi River|Vermont
23/04/2010|Jeopardy!|OH GIVE ME A HOME|$1000|hard|...with one of these large open porches from the Spanish for 'balcony'|veranda
27/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ORDINAL PHRASES|$4000|hard|As 4 of his units moved on Madrid, a Spanish Civil War general coined this term to describe the extra support inside the capital|the fifth column
18/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S UP, DOC?|$2000|hard|A weak form of a disease agent used to protect against the disease, it comes from the Latin word for 'cow'|vaccine
18/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'E.T.'|$200|easy|In a European capital, it stands 984 feet high|the Eiffel Tower
01/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CHART TOPPERS|$400|easy|This Debby Boone hit was No. 1 on the Top 40 chart for 10 weeks, longer than any other song of the 1970s|You Light Up My Life
29/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FAITH|$400|easy|Also known as the Festival of Unleavened Bread, this observance begins on the 15th of Nisan|Passover
21/03/1997|Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$400|easy|Guitarist Richie Sambora of this group co-wrote Cher's hit 'We All Sleep Alone'|Bon Jovi
16/05/2001|Jeopardy!|MUSIC APPRECIATION|$300|easy|French for 'study', it's a musical piece intended to help students improve their technique|Etude
22/09/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S. PLACE NAMES|$200|easy|Mark Twain could have told you this town of his youth was named for a Carthaginian|Hannibal, Missouri
02/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CIVIL WAR LIT|$400|easy|At Mark Twain's urging, this Civil War general wrote his 'Personal Memoirs'|Ulysses S. Grant
30/06/2009|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|None|None|History was made on December 1, 1955 when bus driver James Blake called the police & had this person arrested|Rosa Parks
03/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE WITH FOOD NAMES|$1000|hard|In 1983 this singer with the name of a Mexican food hit the top 5 with 'Puttin' on the Ritz'|Taco
05/06/2009|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$400|easy|Across the pond, Commonwealth Day was originally established on May 24, the birthday of this 19th century queen|Victoria
24/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSING JORDAN|$2000|hard|To cross over to Jordan from Egypt you can sail over this Red Sea gulf to the port city that bears its name|Gulf of Aqaba
24/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE TEENS|$800|hard|The number of syllables used in the Japanese verse style known as haiku|17
18/11/1998|Jeopardy!|ALLITERATION ALL AROUND|$200|easy|A device for making baked treats in specific shapes, or anything formulaic & unoriginal|Cookie cutter
01/11/1999|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS|$500|medium|On November 11, we honor these|Veterans
13/02/2008|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$800|hard|Virginia City, Nevada & this nearby state capital are known as 'Sisters in History'|Carson City
05/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HERITAGE SITES|$800|hard|UNESCO mentioned the magnificent monuments of the historic center of this Czech city, including the Charles Bridge|Prague
10/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, VERNE!|$800|hard|A giant sea monster turns out to be a submarine in this 1870 Verne tale|Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea
30/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH NOVELS BY CHARACTERS|$2000|hard|Christian, Evangelist, Mr. Worldly Wiseman|Pilgrim's Progress
06/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH TV|$1000|hard|Jodie Foster played Addie in the series based on this movie for which Tatum O'Neal won an Oscar|Paper Moon
16/11/1999|Jeopardy!|LET'S GO SHOPPING!|$100|easy|The Donald knows this 'Tower' at 725 Fifth Avenue boasts a six-story shopping atrium|Trump Tower
16/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|REALITY TV|$2000|hard|(Hey, I'm Mark McGrath.)  In 2007 I hosted the CW reality show that was searching for a new member for this all-girl pop group|the Pussycat Dolls
24/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE ROMANTICS|$2400|hard|He's the British author-illustrator whose work is seen here|William Blake
02/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LIGHTHOUSES|$1200|hard|A lighthouse on this state's Block Island has one of the most powerful beacons on the east coast|Rhode Island
09/04/2003|Jeopardy!|FUN WITH COUNTRY NAMES|$1600|hard|It's the only country in the world with the name of its ruling family in the name of the country|Saudi Arabia (the House of Saud)
22/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$1600|hard|On May 3, 1933 this first woman governor of Wyoming became the first woman director of the U.S. Mint|Nellie Tayloe Ross
30/06/1993|Jeopardy!|FASHION|$100|easy|A style of pants with tight-fitting legs, or a type of high-crowned hat worn by Lincoln|a stovepipe
04/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HEADQUARTER CITIES|$200|easy|Aetna U.S. Healthcare|Hartford
16/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MISSILE-ANEOUS|$800|hard|In the stage show 'Ricky Jay and his 52 Assistants', Jay pierces a watermelon rind by throwing one of these|Playing card
10/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY ODD JOBS|$800|hard|This late comedian was once a Pentecostal preacher:|Sam Kinison
06/05/2003|Jeopardy!|PENGUIN CLASSICS|$400|easy|The cover seen here is from the new edition of this classic 1605 novel|Don Quixote
27/01/1999|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL COUPLES...NOT!|$200|easy|This woman's scandal involved Nancy Kerrigan, this president's involved a 'teapot'|Tonya & Warren G. Harding
21/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLE QUOTES BY BOOK|$2000|hard|'Then Peter said, silver & gold I have none... in the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth rise up and walk'|Acts
26/04/2005|Jeopardy!|WHAT HAVE 'V' HERE|$200|easy|Novels about this historic event include 'Fortunate Son' & 'The Green Berets'|the Vietnam War
28/02/2001|Jeopardy!|INTO THE 'AB'YSS|$200|easy|The formal forgiveness of sins|Absolution
22/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SECRETARIES OF DEFENSE|$800|hard|Melvin Laird, Elliot Richardson & James Schlesinger|Richard Nixon
27/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BREAK OUT THE ATLAS|$200|easy|In 1956 it was Hail Tunisia! which announced its independence from this European nation|France
19/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BUDDHISM|$600|medium|Number of perfect exertions, famous mountains or noble truths|four
01/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|Poet who wrote, 'Before I built a wall I'd ask to know what I was walling in or walling out'|Robert Frost
16/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FEMINISM|$1600|hard|In 1997 Jay Leno's wife Mavis became chair of a campaign against mistreatment of women in this country|Afghanistan
06/10/2008|Jeopardy!|SPORTS NICKNAMES|$800|hard|The Ice Man of 1970s tennis|(Bjorn) Borg
05/01/2000|Jeopardy!|STEPHEN KING|$500|medium|Judging by its title, this 1994 novel kept readers up all night|Insomnia
17/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE MOVIES|$800|hard|One of the only 2 musicals to win 9 or more Oscars; one was in 1958 & one was in 1961|Gigi or West Side Story
08/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN MUSIC|$200|easy|W.C. Handy's 'St. Louis Blues' begins 'I hate to see' this 'go down'|The Evening Sun
14/02/2008|Jeopardy!|WHEN YOU WERE A TEENAGER, ALEX|$800|hard|I was 15 when Joe DiMaggio & this blonde movie legend were divorced on October 31, 1955; it was my big chance!|Marilyn Monroe
20/12/2011|Final Jeopardy!|POETS|None|None|While north of his homeland he was inspired to write perhaps his greatest work, 'Alturas de Macchu Picchu'|Pablo Neruda
04/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NOT WHAT IT SOUNDS LIKE|$1200|hard|A depressed young southern lady; perhaps her beau is gone (4, 5)|blue belle
14/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$400|easy|In the magazine title, YM orginally stood for Young Miss; now it stands for Young & this|Modern
18/06/2009|Jeopardy!|TOP 40 COMMENCEMENT ADDRESSES?|$600|medium|'Hey now, you're an all star, get your game on... all that glitters is gold; only shooting stars break the mold'|Smash Mouth
09/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'HAWK' EYES|$400|easy|It can be an Indian axe or a cruise missile|the tomahawk
26/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NORTH AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|With a flood control system, the Red River no longer flows into this river, just into the Atchafalaya|the Mississippi
01/12/1989|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL ANTHEMS|$200|easy|'Yes, we love this land', sing the fjord dwellers of this country|Norway
03/12/1984|Final Jeopardy!|EUROPE|None|None|The Soviet army was welcome in this capital in May of '45 but unwelcome in August '68|Prague
21/07/2008|Jeopardy!|1980s ROCK|$200|easy|His 1985 hit 'Raspberry Beret' was his first on his own label, Paisley Park|Prince
09/09/2002|Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$400|easy|With seating for 50,000, the world's largest arena for bullfighting is found in this Western Hemisphere capital|Mexico City
24/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$1600|hard|This Studs Terkel book is subtitled 'People Talk About What They Do All Day & How They Feel About What They Do'|Working
09/02/1998|Jeopardy!|TV FROM THE NEXT ROOM|$500|medium|'Letters... we get letters... we get stacks and stacks of letters... LETTERS!'|The Late Show with David Letterman
26/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GO SEE 'CAL'|$400|easy|Atomic number 20|calcium
19/03/1990|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$100|easy|It was the middle name of John Astor the hotel builder and his great-grandfather the fur trader|Jacob
26/11/2008|Jeopardy!|TV TITLE TWOSOMES|$1000|hard|Sharon Gless & Tyne Daly as a couple of police detectives|Cagney & Lacey
08/01/2007|Jeopardy!|THE BRAIN|$1000|hard|Brains are actually good brain food, as they're rich in proteins, vitamins & this element, symbol P|phosphorus
16/07/1998|Jeopardy!|PRE-COLUMBIAN CULTURES|$100|easy|Probably the biggest big game the Clovis culture went after 11,200 years ago, it was woolly|Mammoth
13/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICS|$600|medium|During his record 11 years as FDR's Sec'y of State, this Tennessean conceived the idea of the United Nations|(Cordell) Hull
03/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WONDERERS OF THE WORLD|$400|easy|Sam M. Lewis & Joe Young asked, 'How ya gonna' do this 'after they've seen Paree?'|'Keep 'em down on the farm'
14/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|JASON|$1000|hard|Jason Compson & his brothers Benjy & Quentin narrate 3 sections of this Faulkner novel|The Sound And The Fury
12/07/2010|Jeopardy!|THE OLYMPIC GAMES|$1000|hard|The Olympic record in this field event has more than doubled since 1896, from 29 meters to 70 meters|the discus throw
23/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'F'|$200|easy|A group of goats or sheep (5)|flock
06/06/2002|Final Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|None|None|All the correct responses in the category 'THIS'LL KILL YA!' are integral to this, introduced in the 1940s|Clue
12/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PSYCHOBABBLE|$600|medium|'Getting over it' is a nontechnical equivalent of this late stage of grieving|Acceptance/closure
22/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$2000|hard|Adjective for Bavaria's Ludwig II (3)|Mad
19/05/2005|Jeopardy!|FRISKY PRESIDENTS|$600|medium|Kay Summersby drove him to work in the 1940s & may have driven him to infidelity as well|Eisenhower
11/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|STAR TREK|$800|hard|In the 2009 movie, he played Captain Kirk|Chris Pine
30/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HEADS OF STATE|$1200|hard|He was born in 1921 on the island of Java; he left office in 1998|Suharto
14/02/1990|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE TRIVIA|$400|easy|Balliol College & Merton College are part of this university|Oxford
17/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELISTS|$800|hard|In 1925 she won a really big prize, the Pulitzer Prize, for her novel 'So Big'|Edna Ferber
23/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN AMERICANS|$800|hard|This famous poet seen here was San Francisco's first female streetcar conductor|Maya Angelou
19/06/1997|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|He's been called the 'Father of Modern Rocketry'|Robert Goddard
30/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HEY MR. WILSON!|$800|hard|This singing drummer is best remembered for playing Sam the piano man in 'Casablanca'|Dooley Wilson
19/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE ALL GEMS|$600|medium|Her 1st play with Ossie Davis ran for only 9 performances, but their marriage has lasted for decades|Ruby Dee
18/05/2001|Jeopardy!|KIDS|$500|medium|These 2 Latin words following 'in' mean someone acting 'in place of parents', not 'crazy parents'|In loco parentis
10/11/1992|Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|$400|easy|In the 1880s John McTammany, Jr. received several patents for this type of piano|Player Piano
03/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH AUTHORS|$600|medium|In 1996 this author of 'Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy' spun a new story, 'The Tailor of Panama'|John le Carré
16/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|Colorful term for a person who forges objects of iron|a blacksmith
19/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|AVIATION|$1000|hard|Some claim that the Wright brothers made only a power glider and that this Brazillian really invented the airplane|Albert (O.) Santos-Dumont
30/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TV GUIDE'S 50 GREATEST STARS|$800|hard|Nos. 11 & 23: 1 of the 2 'female' animals on the list; they were both played by males|Lassie or Miss Piggy
23/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A MAKEUP EXAM|$1200|hard|Talk about killer looks--Egyptians used toxic plants called fucus on this facial part; Lancome's Juicy Wear is safer|the lips
30/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$400|easy|Guinea pigs are used to diagnose this disease because of their low resistance to the tubercle bacillus|tuberculosis
02/12/2009|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THESE LADIES|$600|medium|...And God created this French actress & animal rights activist in Paris Sept. 28, 1934|Bardot
13/04/1999|Jeopardy!|(missing this category)|$500|medium|[filler]|--------------------------------------
09/02/2000|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$300|easy|The symbol of this element stands for stannum, which originally denoted an alloy of lead & silver|Tin
01/11/2011|Jeopardy!|HUSBANDRY|$800|hard|J. Lo wore $7 million worth of Neil Lane jewelry when she married hubby no. 3, this man|Marc Anthony
05/05/1998|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT COUNTRY|$400|easy|It's a republic; it's in Africa; it has a tusk material in its name|Ivory Coast
31/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|Charlotte Amalie, the capital of the U.S. Virgin Islands, is located on this island|St. Thomas
23/01/2007|Jeopardy!|BEGINS & ENDS IN 'G'|$200|easy|Alexander Solzhenitsyn spent 1945 to 1953 in one of these places for a letter critical of Stalin|a gulag
25/02/2011|Jeopardy!|CASTLES|$600|medium|Once home to the Knights of the Sword, Riga Castle is today the official residence of the president of this Baltic country|Latvia
13/12/2007|Jeopardy!|MEET THE ROBINSONS|$1000|hard|It was the end of Rico & of this actor who passed away in 1973 shortly after he finished filming 'Soylent Green'|Edward G. Robinson
11/09/2006|Jeopardy!|YEARS|$1000|hard|In this year Chiang Kai-shek fled to Taiwan & Red China established the People's Republic|1949
10/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH OPERA|$800|hard|They're the kind of puppets for which Paul Hindemith wrote his opera 'Das Nusch-Nuschi'|Marionettes
07/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SMART ALEX|$1200|hard|Only 4'6'' tall, this 18th century Dunciad poet was known as the Wasp of Twickenham|(Alexander) Pope
21/12/2000|Jeopardy!|WISH YOU WERE HERE!|$100|easy|Dear Gary, California's a lot of fun.  Today we visited this 'Happiest Place on Earth' -- wish you were here!|Disneyland
15/09/2004|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN WILDLIFE|$800|hard|Although these tailless monkeys are famous for living on the Rock of Gibraltar, most in the wild live in North Africa|the Barbary apes
01/05/2006|Jeopardy!|WHO WAS THE PRESIDENT WHEN...|$600|medium|...the words to 'The Star-Spangled Banner' were written|Madison
17/04/2007|Final Jeopardy!|LITERARY QUOTES|None|None|In an 1859 novel, Charles Dickens called this object 'the sharp female newly-born'|the guillotine
13/03/2008|Jeopardy!|OF A SALESMAN|$600|medium|This direct-selling co. known for products like Nutrilite claims 3 million independent business owners|Amway
26/04/2007|Jeopardy!|BEFORE COMPUTERS|$1000|hard|One-time experiments in 'express' delivery of this have included firing a guided missile from a sub in 1959|mail
28/10/1998|Jeopardy!|LETTERS & NUMBERS|$500|medium|Vernon Kell, known as 'K', headed this British security service when it was founded in 1909|MI5
03/01/1997|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL QUOTES|$500|medium|In 1897 he said, 'War should never be entered upon until every agency of peace has failed'|William McKinley
16/09/1999|Jeopardy!|JAZZ|$400|easy|Induction into the Jazz Hall of Fame in Orlando is determined by a poll conducted by this leading jazz publication|Downbeat
14/03/2006|Jeopardy!|AROUND FORT BRAGG|$200|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reads atop a military vehicle in Fort Bragg, NC.)  Don't bug out when I tell you the rough terrain container handler was made for the Army by this Peoria, Illinois equipment company|Caterpillar
15/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ESTATE QUARTERS|$1600|hard|The tartan worn by the queen's piper is displayed at Balmoral Castle in this U.K. nation|Scotland
15/09/2005|Jeopardy!|MARSUPIALS|$1000|hard|Named partly for its temper, it's extinct on the Australian mainland but endures on an island|the Tasmanian devil
17/04/1998|Jeopardy!|BETTER KNOWN AS...|$100|easy|She's Winona Horowitz|Winona Ryder
26/11/1996|Jeopardy!|HOME RUN SLUGGERS|$300|easy|When he slugged 61 home runs in 1961, his batting average was only .269|Roger Maris
30/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|QUEEN VICTORIA|$1000|hard|Queen Victoria was said to be happiest at this 'humble' Scottish home|Balmoral Castle
11/10/2010|Jeopardy!|NBA HALL OF FAMERS|$400|easy|In 2000 this former Celtics player coached the Indiana Pacers to the NBA finals|Larry Bird
06/03/2001|Jeopardy!|EAST TIMOR|$200|easy|Of 1955, 1975 or 1995, the year Indonesia invaded East Timor|1975
26/01/2009|Jeopardy!|THE RED, WHITE & BREW|$600|medium|During prohibition this Golden, Colorado company switched to selling malted milk|Coors
04/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HITCHCOCK|$2000|hard|John Dall & Farley Granger strangle a college friend just for thrills in this, Hitch's first color film|Rope
26/07/2010|Jeopardy!|PURE CLASS|$400|easy|Vietnam vets exposed to Agent Orange brought one of these against the manufacturers|a class-action suit
06/07/1995|Jeopardy!|BIBLE QUOTATIONS|$300|easy|He admitted in Luke 23:14 that 'I, having examined him before you, have found no fault in this man...'|(Pontius) Pilate
17/12/2002|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$1000|hard|This stone is so named because it was first made in the city of Strasbourg, on the Rhine River|rhinestone
09/09/2008|Jeopardy!|HOLD IT|$600|medium|A silo--but for this, only since the mid-20th century|nuclear missiles
07/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$800|hard|During Colonial period, present-day Tennessee was part of this colony|North Carolina
02/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$1200|hard|Derived from the Latin word for 'body', it's used to describe a large or bulky person|corpulent
04/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$800|hard|The Cathedral of Notre Dame at Reims is a masterpiece of this architectural style|Gothic
17/04/1997|Jeopardy!|SPECIAL DAYS|$100|easy|The Copts celebrate this holiday on January 7, 13 days after we've roasted all our chestnuts|Christmas
29/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|START SAVING NOW|$600|medium|You'll have to pay in francs to purchase the arc seen here in this European capital city|Paris
31/03/2006|Jeopardy!|LISZT|$400|easy|After the death of his dad, Liszt was listless as a musician; he took up books & met this 'Miserables' writer|Hugo
29/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SUSAN B. ANTHONY|$400|easy|The $1 coin featuring Susan B. Anthony's likeness was first minted in this decade|the 1970s
28/04/1999|Jeopardy!|'BAG' 'EM UP|$400|easy|Derived from the Italian for 'little stick', it's a long, narrow loaf of French bread|a baguette
10/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SUPREME COURT REJECTS|$400|easy|This president lost Haynsworth & Carswell but won with Harry Blackmun in 1970|Nixon
08/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'O'|$1200|hard|The English horn is a large one (4)|oboe
04/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC COUNTRY|$1000|hard|The Texas Troubadour|Ernest Tubb
17/10/2002|Jeopardy!|WHATCHAMACALLIT|$400|easy|As it's Russian for 'big', that makes it just a big ballet company|Bolshoi
09/07/1998|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN, LIKE, 'LIKE'|$500|medium|It's a high level of proficiency or precision, like that of a Swiss watchmaker|Clocklike
21/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SPURS|$800|hard|A Western Writers' of America Spur Award went to the screenplay of this Best Picture of 1992|Unforgiven
24/03/2009|Jeopardy!|POETIC WORDS|$200|easy|E'er is a poetic form of this adverb|ever
15/06/2000|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|$400|easy|For 4 years during the American Revolution, this future Treasury Secretary served as Washington's private secretary|Alexander Hamilton
16/05/2007|Jeopardy!|MAY 16, A DAY TO REMEMBER|$200|easy|This composer's musical 'Annie Get Your Gun' premieres on Broadway May 16, 1946|Irving Berlin
08/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THEY SAID IT IN 2005|$2000|hard|'To my fellow journalists... risking all and to each of you, courage'|Dan Rather
29/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|STORIED HOTELS|$2000|hard|Chapter VI of this 1926 novel begins: 'At five o'clock I was in the Hotel Crillon waiting for Brett'|The Sun Also Rises
27/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS COMEBACKS|$200|easy|In the Summit Series this country kept its hockey honor with a 1972 comeback win over the USSR|Canada
06/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER USES FOR ANIMALS|$1200|hard|Some find this nut on a violin bow--ribbeting|a frog
15/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|Superman's cub reporter pal admits to fathering Mary-Kate & Ashley & they become known as the...|Jimmy Olsen twins
21/12/2004|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL FUN|$400|easy|You'll have fun getting to your room this way at Jules' Undersea Lodge in Fla.--Yep, the hotel really is underwater|by scuba diving to it
02/06/2006|Jeopardy!|'80s MUSIC|$200|easy|In a 1988 hit, he was looking at the 'Man In The Mirror'|Michael Jackson
14/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS|$9000|hard|Her 'Agnes Grey' appeared in 1847 under the pseudonym Acton Bell (note the initials)|Anne Brontë
22/02/1999|Jeopardy!|FATHERLY NICKNAMES|$400|easy|'The Father of the Steamboat'|Robert Fulton
12/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ONE B & 2 D's|$800|hard|'Always' this woman who attends the female geting married|the bridesmaid
11/07/2006|Jeopardy!|COVERINGS|$1000|hard|The origin of the name of this rooflike canvas covering for a deck on your house is unknown|an awning
26/03/2007|Jeopardy!|KISS ME!|$800|hard|The first kiss on film occurred in a short 1896 film by this American & was titled 'May Irwin Kiss'|(Thomas) Edison
29/10/2009|Jeopardy!|MOBISODES|$800|hard|Guest star Sylvester Stallone helps James Caan deal with some lowlifes on a 2005 episode of this show|Las Vegas
14/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FEATURE FILM DEBUTS|$1000|hard|He was 12 in 1975 when he played the 'Me' in 'Cornbread, Earl and Me'; 18 years later, he played Ike Turner|Laurence Fishburne
30/06/2005|Jeopardy!|MUSICMAKERS|$1000|hard|In 1972 he 'and Mrs. Jones' had a 'thing going on'|Billy Paul
11/09/2006|Jeopardy!|NAME THE NFL COACHING LEGEND|$800|hard|The son of this pro football Hall of Famer is a U.S. senator|George Allen
16/06/2008|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY BOOKS|$1000|hard|This novella by Steve Martin was turned into a 2005 film starring Martin & Claire Danes|Shopgirl
29/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'A' IN SCIENCE|$1600|hard|The production of antibodies is stimulated by the presence of these, like viruses, toxins & bacteria|antigen
18/06/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$1200|hard|The name of this N.Y. city may be derived from a mispronounciation of 'Beau Fleuve', or 'Beautiful River'|Buffalo
01/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TO THE MAX|$800|hard|This contemporary of Einstein won the 1918 Nobel Prize for Physics|Max Planck
24/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ADJECTIVES TO USE IN VEGAS|$800|hard|I expect to be treated like a VIP, so remember that the 'I' stands for this adjective|important
25/01/2012|Jeopardy!|BIRD BOOKS|$2400|hard|A 1993 raid in Mogadishu that left 18 American soldiers dead is chronicled in this book by journalist Mark Bowden|Black Hawk Down
15/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTIVE MINDS|$1600|hard|In 1952 he & Charles Bowman joined forces to develop a hybrid corn that left fewer kernels unpopped|Orville Redenbacher
19/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|UNLIKELY MOVIE SEQUELS|$1600|hard|John Book (now an ex-cop) & Rachel (exiled from the Amish) meet again when he picks her up in a Las Vegas bar|Witness 2
12/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NOTIFY|$1200|hard|After defeating a British fleet on Lake Erie, he sent out the message 'We have met the enemy, and they are ours'|Oliver Hazard Perry
21/05/2002|Jeopardy!|FEBRUARY SWEEPS|$400|easy|In 1998 these ran from February 7 to February 22 & TV Guide's preview issue featured Michelle Kwan on the cover|the Winter Olympics
24/01/2011|Final Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY PEOPLE|None|None|After meeting him, Hawthorne said he had a 'sallow, queer, sagacious visage' warmed by 'homely human sympathies'|Abraham Lincoln
06/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS|$1200|hard|In 1931 the library began providing sound recordings of books as well as books written in this|Braille
27/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$400|easy|He's been 'Under Siege' twice as Navy Seal turned cook Casey Ryback|Steven Seagal
28/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$400|easy|It was the pen name of beloved children's author Theodor Geisel|Dr. Seuss
17/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|I SENSE A THEME|$800|hard|For the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta this chain of music clubs ran a temporary venue in a Baptist tabernacle|House of Blues
22/04/2008|Jeopardy!|HOTEL|$400|easy|Opened in 1920, the 535-room Drake Hotel offers gorgeous views of this city's Lake Shore Drive|Chicago
08/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$1200|hard|As one of her daughters tells it, she was born 'in a miner's shack high in the mountains of Eastern Nevada'|Pat Nixon
28/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL FACTS|$400|easy|The world-leading population density of 43,000 people per square mile in this tiny country includes Prince Albert II|Monaco
04/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|BATTLES|$1000|hard|'Intoxicating' name of 1777 battle where Gen. Howe defeated Washington|Brandywine
12/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'D'|$600|medium|Wealthy widow (7)|dowager
21/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$400|easy|These identifying ridges on the hands are visible on human fetuses at about 4 months|fingerprints
27/11/1989|Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$200|easy|American humorist who was dubbed 'Poet Lariat'|Will Rogers, Jr.
01/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$1000|hard|This 'Gandhi' star is the son of an Indian physician who emigrated to England from South Africa|Ben Kingsley
10/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1200|hard|'Hot Stuff' singer whose medal events include the pentathlon & rhythmic gymnastics|Donna Summer Olympics
14/02/2005|Jeopardy!|A CUP OF KOFI|$400|easy|In 1991 Kofi Annan negotiated the release of U.N. workers held in this country during the Persian Gulf War|Iraq
16/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|& IN OTHER NEWS...|$800|hard|In the U.S., 1812 means war; in this country it means the Constitution that established its parliament, the Cortes|Spain
13/01/1986|Double Jeopardy!|WINTER SPORTS|$800|hard|The first artificial bobsled run was built in 1904 at this Swiss resort town|St. Moritz
19/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY TEST|$1600|hard|Adjectives describe nouns & pronouns; these words, like very & quickly, can modify adjectives & verbs|adverbs
19/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CHORUS LINES|$800|hard|The Beatles sang, 'Hold me, love me, ain't got nothin' but love babe' this often|Eight Days A Week
19/07/1991|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK|$1000|hard|Frilly trimmings such as ribbons or ruffles on women's clothing|froufrou
29/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ICH BIN EIN BERLINER|$1200|hard|His resume includes reporter, West Berlin mayor, West German chancellor & Nobel Peace Prize winner|Willy Brandt
21/03/2011|Jeopardy!|INTERNAL RHYMES|$200|easy|This term for an important person sounds like a giant toupee|a bigwig
28/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|3 CONSECUTIVE LETTERS|$2000|hard|Boisterous merrymaking involving pranks; don't go low!|hijinx
29/12/2005|Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$600|medium|Founded in 1846, this magazine with an urban/rural title covers tastes in fashion, travel & antiques|Town & Country
23/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|small state capitals|$400|easy|Delaware's deed, given to William Penn in 1682, resides in the Hall of Records in this Capitol|Dover
24/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SAG AWARD FOR MOVIE CAST|$400|easy|1995: An orbiting drama that really gets off the ground|Apollo 13
27/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POETRY FILL IN THE BLANK|$400|easy|'Come live with me and be my ____'|love
08/11/2010|Jeopardy!|CITY BY HOTELS|$600|medium|Hotel Romischer Kaiser, Hotel am Schubertring|Vienna
13/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE BIT OF COUNTRY|$400|easy|In 2001 she played Annie Oakley in a Broadway revival of 'Annie Get Your Gun'; she now stars in her own sitcom on the WB|Reba McEntire
05/01/1998|Jeopardy!|A GIRL'S BEST FRIEND|$500|medium|Where you might find a diamond pendant on a woman, or the tendency of diamonds to split among lines|Cleavage
26/11/1996|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$400|easy|The Antigonish Highland Games have been held in this Canadian province every year since 1861|Nova Scotia
31/10/2006|Jeopardy!|HAPPY HALLOWEEN|$600|medium|Originally, instead of pumpkins, this small root vegetable of the mustard family was used for carving|a turnip
04/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|QUAKERS|$1000|hard|Francis, the father of this 37th U.S. president, became a Quaker after marrying Hannah Milhous|Richard Nixon
01/07/2009|Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF MUSIC|$200|easy|Carlos Gardel, 'the Songbird of Buenos Aires', became a cultural icon singing the music of this dance|tango
03/02/2006|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN IMAGES|$800|hard|In 1966, the man seen here held this day job|vice president
29/03/2007|Jeopardy!|ALL CROATIA GREAT & SMALL|$200|easy|Croatia occupies the northwestern section of this peninsula|the Balkans
05/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HOLY ROMAN EMPERORS|$800|hard|He was definitely king of the Franks & some historians say he became the first Holy Roman Emperor in 800|Charlemagne
18/01/2006|Jeopardy!|RICE, RICE BABY|$200|easy|She's a member of George W. Bush's Cabinet|Condoleezza Rice
11/09/1998|Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$100|easy|The eastern Union army came to be called the army of this river|the Army of the Potomac
18/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$3000|hard|This late country singer called his autobiography 'Thirty Years of Sausage, Fifty Years of Ham'|Jimmy Dean
03/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'FIRST' CHRONICLES|$2000|hard|Peter the hermit was a major promoter of this 11th century endeavor|the First Crusade
09/03/2010|Jeopardy!|GOVERNORS|$400|easy|From 1999 to 2007 Bob Taft, great-grandson of President Taft, was the governor of this state|Ohio
09/03/2000|Jeopardy!|MODERN SPORTS EQUIPMENT|$500|medium|A triangular sail, an aluminum frame, harness|Hang gliding
04/04/2001|Jeopardy!|WHATSITS, DOOHICKEYS, THINGAMABOBS|$500|medium|It's a trough used by 'carriers' for carrying bricks|Hod
22/01/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS RULES|$100|easy|In hockey this player can't go to the bench to replace a broken stick until a stop in play|Goaltender
29/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THE M16|$800|hard|A standard attachment to the underside of the M16 is the M203, one of these 'launchers'|a grenade launcher
17/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|YE GODS!|$1000|hard|He was the twin brother of Artemis|Apollo
11/11/2008|Jeopardy!|STATE THE LANDMARK|$400|easy|The Mendenhall Glacier, Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park|Alaska
18/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE COSSACKS ARE COMING!|$800|hard|In 1992 this Russian president granted the Cossacks the status of an ethnic group|Boris Yeltsin
30/06/1998|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC 'BIG' & 'LITTLE' SONGS|$500|medium|This song heard here was the first No. 1 pop hit for its singer: (Jimmy Dean)|Big Bad John
21/09/1998|Jeopardy!|20TH CENTURY WOMEN|$200|easy|Michelle Triola's suit against Lee Marvin popularized this term for payment to a former live-in lover|Palimony
25/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH LITERATURE|$800|hard|In Jules Verne's 'The Mysterious Island', this captain is buried at sea in his submarine|Captain Nemo
09/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THIS TOWN AIN'T BIG ENOUGH|$1000|hard|The town of Manhattan, home of this state university, has about 1/40 the population of Manhattan in NYC|Kansas State
26/12/1989|Jeopardy!|'89 ANNIVERSARIES|$500|medium|In April 1889 the Indian Territory was opened up & Sooners rushed into what is now this state|Oklahoma
01/12/2009|Jeopardy!|CASTLING|$400|easy|Naturally, the name of this type of small tower comes from a word for 'tower'|a turret
04/10/2007|Final Jeopardy!|MEET THE PRESS|None|None|With 63 appearances, this ex-Senator & Pres. nominee has been on 'Meet the Press' more than any other guest|Bob Dole
13/10/2010|Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT ANTARCTICA|$400|easy|The youngest mountain chain in Antarctica is a southward extension of this South American range|the Andes
14/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY PATENTS|$2000|hard|This actress had a 'purr-fect' idea: pantyhose with a shaping band for cheeky derrière relief|Julie Newmar
03/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TV THEME SONGS|$200|easy|'I'll be there for you when the rain starts to pour, I'll be there for you like I've been there before'|Friends
15/09/2005|Jeopardy!|FROM THE VAULTS OF THE SMITHSONIAN|$1000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew gives the clue from the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C.)  This bit of mold played its part in history when this London scientist  noticed it destroying a bacterial sample|(Alexander) Fleming
06/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'60S BESTSELLERS|$600|medium|For many years Guinness cited this Jacqueline Susann book as the bestselling novel of all time|Valley of the Dolls
03/11/2004|Jeopardy!|BEFORE I WAS ELECTED|$200|easy|A regular rocket scientist, U.S. Representative Rush Holt of this 'Garden State' was a nuclear physicist|New Jersey
06/05/2002|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE FROM INDIA|$400|easy|As the first prime minister of independent India, he served from 1947 to 1964|Nehru
13/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WELL, IT'S NOT SHAKESPEARE|$1200|hard|Last name of playwriting twins Anthony & Peter, who gave us 'Sleuth' & 'Amadeus'|Schaffer
21/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICALS BY ANY OTHER NAME|$600|medium|'Felidae'|Cats
12/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DRESSING|$400|easy|Traditional Highland dress includes a wide belt, presumably holding up this|a kilt
02/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHY|$2000|hard|Many of Kierkegaard's works were a strong reaction against this German's idealist phenomenology|Hegel
05/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE DIRECTORS|$1200|hard|After directing 'Thank You for Smoking', Jason Reitman didn't suffer from a sophomore jinx with this feature|Juno
05/09/2002|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$400|easy|This nationalist & nonviolent leader's October 2 birthday is a revered holiday in India|Mahatma Gandhi
26/02/2007|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|None|None|In a February 22, 1936 reenactment, retired star pitcher Walter Johnson threw this across the Rappahannock|a silver dollar
22/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|POPULAR POETS|$400|easy|In 1936 a Robert Frost collection sold 50,000 copies as a selection of this club|the Book of the Month Club
18/06/1998|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$100|easy|It's 'The shortest distance between two points'|Straight line
16/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$400|easy|More than 25,000 mourners came to Dayton, Ohio in 1912 to pay their last respects to this aviation pioneer|Wilbur Wright
16/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY LAST|$2000|hard|...of current U.S. cabinet departments|Veterans Affairs
31/01/2000|Jeopardy!|SPACE EXPLORATION|$500|medium|After its July 4, 1997 landing on Mars, this lander was renamed the Carl Sagan Memorial Station|Pathfinder
15/05/2009|Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$200|easy|This Italian island's provinces include Syracuse, Messina & Palermo|Sicily
25/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE'S PARTING WORDS|$1600|hard|In a Woody Guthrie dust bowl song, the parting words before 'It's Been Good To Know Yuh'|So Long
05/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE ROLES|$1000|hard|As Bela Lugosi, Martin Landau wrestled a fake octopus in this 1994 film biography|Ed Wood
05/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NORTH TO ALASKA|$1600|hard|'Alaska' means 'mainland' in the language of these natives who gave their name to a long Alaskan island chain|the Aleuts (the Aleutians accepted)
02/10/2000|Jeopardy!|SPORTS RULES|$300|easy|To get 3 strikeouts in an inning of baseball requires a minimum of this many pitches|9
03/10/2007|Jeopardy!|IN THE NECK|$400|easy|In emergencies, this neck operation may be performed with a penknife & the empty shell of a pen|a tracheotomy
05/07/2000|Jeopardy!|SPORTSTALK|$300|easy|Flip-flop, flea-flicker, flying wedge|football
15/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL TRAFFIC|$1600|hard|In 2003 Mayor Ken Livingstone of this metropolis introduced a tax of 5 pounds on cars entering the city center|London
22/07/2010|Jeopardy!|IN THE 21st CENTURY|$600|medium|This Pakistani politician was killed in an attack on her motorcade while campaigning in December 2007|(Benazir) Bhutto
26/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH ROYAL RESIDENCES|$400|easy|This fortress was built by William the Conqueror; Henry VIII was the last king to use it as a chief residence|Tower of London
16/04/2001|Jeopardy!|WHAT 'A' COUNTRY!|$200|easy|As ancient Numidia, this north African country became a Roman colony|Algeria
22/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICA|$1000|hard|The Chuquicamata open-pit copper mine, the world's largest, is located in this Chilean desert|Atacama
21/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|-SKI|$400|easy|National Polish-American sports hall of famers include Ted Kluszewski, Pete Stemkowski & this former Eagles QB|Ron Jaworski
05/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|GYMNASTICS|$1000|hard|Name for the wooden handles on a side horse|Pommels
04/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|REED-ING|$1500|hard|In 1920 American communist & author John Reed died of typhus in this foreign capital|Moscow
24/11/1994|Jeopardy!|SHORT STORIES|$400|easy|The 1922 play 'Rain' is a dramatization of 'Miss Thompson', this author's story about Sadie Thompson|Somerset Maugham
06/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|JAMES BUCHANAN|$400|easy|During his presidency this party collapsed & didn't regain the presidency for 24 years|Democratic Party
22/03/2011|Jeopardy!|A PREQUEL TO WHICH MOVIE?|$400|easy|'The Somewhat Impressive Six'--to this 1960 tale|The Magnificent Seven
11/02/2008|Jeopardy!|WILL SMITH|$800|hard|A tagline for this 2007 Will Smith film was 'The last man on Earth is not alone'|I Am Legend
17/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD WORDS & PHRASES|$800|hard|2 basic foods are joined together in this adjective for a type of pickle or for a basic need|bread & butter
12/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SWEET SPOTS|$400|easy|Enjoy a Fancy Fruit Shake or Crunchy Nut Shake at California Shakes on board this attraction at Long Beach|the Queen Mary
18/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LIT|$200|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew at the Orange County Fair)  I'm waiting for the big race with Porkbiscuit, Pig-O-War & this pig who led the revolt at 'Animal Farm'|Napoleon
13/11/2008|Jeopardy!|WHICH TIME ZONE?|$600|medium|Provo, Utah|Mountain
20/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT GREEK SALAD|$400|easy|When Anaximander drew this around 550 B.C. he represented it as a flat disk; 100 years later people were still doing it|the Earth
20/02/1991|Double Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$600|medium|Skin grafts often involve the replacement of these two layers of skin|Epidermis & Dermis
20/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICA|$800|hard|This national battlefield near Sharpsburg, Md. commemorates the bloodiest single day of the Civil War|Antietam
25/05/2001|Jeopardy!|GAMING|$400|easy|Aussie mogul Kerry Packer reportedly lost $15 million in a weekend at this game that involves a banker|baccarat
12/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LITERATURE|$200|easy|Dostoevski novel in which Raskolnikov, a young student, kills an old woman pawnbroker|Crime And Punishment
06/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FLY FISHING|$800|hard|In this story by Norman MacLean, casting is 'an art... performed on a four-count rhythm between 10 & 2 o'clock'|A River Runs Through It
02/02/2005|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$800|hard|On May 14, 1804 this duo's Corps of Discovery started up the Missouri on a fact-finding mission|Lewis & Clark
06/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT HAPPENED TO THE 'MOTHER's?|$1200|hard|The Missionaries of Charity copyrighted her name in 2003 in order to protect it|Mother Teresa
10/02/2003|Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$600|medium|This historic document was signed on November 11, 1620 aboard ship off Cape Cod|The Mayflower Compact
10/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE CONTINENTAL CONGRESS MET HERE|$800|hard|On Dec. 20, 1776 the Congress said hello to this city, home of Poe|Baltimore
07/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PEAKS & VALLEYS|$2000|hard|This Pacific island nation's highest point, Mount Tomaniivi, is on the island of Viti Levu|Fiji
13/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|YOGA TIME|$400|easy|Some yoga poses, or asanas, are named after animals, like the upward facing this, seen here|dog
16/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$200|easy|Queequeg, a tattooed cannibal, is Starbuck's harpooner aboard the Pequod in this 1851 novel|Moby Dick
29/05/2003|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$200|easy|In 2002 his 'Journals' were published, filled with drawings, lyrics & his plans for his band Nirvana|Kurt Cobain
06/06/2003|Jeopardy!|ON THE COVER OF SGT. PEPPER|$400|easy|Bob Dylan appears as does this poet from whom he may have taken his stage name|Dylan Thomas
19/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A CAPITAL CITY IDEA|$800|hard|In Turkish this capital is known as known as Lefkosa; in Greek it's known as Levkosia|Nicosia
08/06/2000|Jeopardy!|FOR OLD CRIME'S SAKE|$300|easy|In 482 B.C. the ruling Persians set fire to this city, destroying its Hanging Gardens|Babylon
06/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POET-TREE|$400|easy|In 1923 he wrote, 'Whose woods these are I think I know.  His house is in the village though'|Robert Frost
16/04/1999|Jeopardy!|LADIES HOME JOURNAL|$300|easy|This mild antiseptic with the formula H2O2 can also be used to bleach hair & fabrics|Hydrogen peroxide
04/12/2001|Jeopardy!|'HEART's|$800|hard|The proverb 'Out of sight, out of mind' is contradicted by 'Absence' does this|makes the heart grow fonder
29/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE WITH A TWIST|$400|easy|Oh, dear!  This heroine strangles herself with a microphone cord in the offbeat musical 'Rockabye Hamlet'|Ophelia
04/11/2004|Jeopardy!|YOU BET YOUR 'LIFE'|$1000|hard|A plaster cast made of a person's face|a life mask
23/01/2008|Jeopardy!|STATUE OF LIMITATIONS|$1000|hard|A WNBA-worthy 6-foot-8, this Greek statue was created around 130 B.C. but would have a hard time shooting the ball|the Venus de Milo
22/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$400|easy|When Sinatra caught his act, this 'Mr. Warmth' comic said, 'Make yourself at home, Frank, hit somebody'|Don Rickles
10/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' MAIDEN NAMES|$1000|hard|Mary Dodge's|Mapes
30/11/2000|Jeopardy!|BLOSSOM|$100|easy|Showy flowers 'betray' this tree, named for the man who supposedly hanged himself on one|Judas tree
08/02/2007|Jeopardy!|ROLE-PLAYING GAMES|$600|medium|It's Horde vs. Alliance in this Blizzard game that allows you to go head-to-head vs. others online in Azeroth|World of Warcraft
17/06/2004|Jeopardy!|I HAVE SPOKANE|$600|medium|Spokane takes its name from the Spokane Indians, whose name means 'Children of' this heavenly body|the sun
05/03/1990|Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$500|medium|The hot water heating of this northern European capital is drawn directly from underground springs|Reykjavik, Iceland
06/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL MOVIES|$800|hard|A docu-comedy called 'Yankee Doodle Doctor' was made by the wacky medical staff on this 1950s-set sitcom|M*A*S*H
16/07/1999|Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED IN '99|$100|easy|On July 15, 1099 this city fell to the Crusaders|Jerusalem
17/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BAD NEWS|$1600|hard|In 2001 this country's Crown Prince Dipendra apparently killed most of his family & himself|Nepal
10/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL|$800|hard|Yum! Ant cakes & spicy locusts have been on the menu at the annual insect tastings in this Quebec city's Insectarium|Montreal
22/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BEHIND THE MIKE|$400|easy|After a time out for some legal troubles, this play-by-play man returned to the Knicks in 1998|Marv Albert
27/12/2000|Jeopardy!|I KNOW THAT NAME|$200|easy|Hindu leader Mohandas Gandhi fought without the use of violence for this country's independence|India
13/05/1997|Jeopardy!|BRITISH HISTORY|$100|easy|Laws of 1911 & 1949 left this upper house of Parliament with only delaying powers|House of Lords
04/04/2003|Jeopardy!|STARS OF THE SCREEN|$1000|hard|This young American superstar has an Italian first name, but a German middle one, Wilhelm|Leonardo DiCaprio
24/05/1989|Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$500|medium|In sign language, 1 of the 2 letters made by a moving finger|J (or Z)
10/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS' CHOICE|$800|hard|Cubist: Picasso, Pollock or Pellegrini|Picasso
11/01/2007|Jeopardy!|WELL, YOU 'NO'|$800|hard|Neon, argon, krypton, xenon, radon & helium, collectively|noble gases
16/01/2007|Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'F'|$800|hard|The fife is an example of a side-blown one of these musical instruments; the recorder is an end-blown one|a flute
23/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR|$200|easy|Clara Barton, who had lunch on this ship a few days earlier, was in her Red Cross office when it exploded|The Maine
24/02/2004|Jeopardy!|FOOD CHAIN|$400|easy|P.F. Chang's is an upscale bistro specializing in the cuisine of this country|China
20/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RIPLEYS|$1200|hard|You can actually sleep with the fishes at Ripley's Aquarium in Myrtle Beach in this state|South Carolina
08/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHO CREATED THEM?|$600|medium|Frederic Henry, Jake Barnes, Francis Macomber|Ernest Hemingway
02/01/2009|Jeopardy!|CONTINENTAL EXTREMES|$800|hard|The westernmost country in continental Europe|Portugal
13/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATIONS|$1000|hard|It's the chemical symbol for the metal Strontium|Sr
05/01/2010|Jeopardy!|WRAPPERS|$1000|hard|This head covering whose name is from the Turkish for 'gauze' may involve wrapping yards of fabric around your head|a turban
12/01/1990|Jeopardy!|TV BLONDES|$100|easy|Prior to Sawyer & Donaldson, Sam & Diane referred to characters played by Ted Danson & her|Shelley Long
28/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A COLORFUL CATEGORY|$400|easy|Idiomatically, this streak refers to the trait of cowardice|a yellow streak
19/11/1997|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL QUOTES|$1800|hard|Famous politician heard here on Sept. 23, 1952: [The kids, like all kids, love the dog and I just want to say this right now that regardless of what they say about it, we're going to keep him]|Richard Nixon
09/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'B' GIRLS|$600|medium|Created by Max Fleischer, she was forced to clean up her act by the Hays office censors in the mid-'30s|Betty Boop
18/01/2007|Jeopardy!|GOOD SENSE|$400|easy|Many rifles have a front & a rear one|sight
11/10/2001|Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN HERITAGE DICTIONARY, PAGE 1|$400|easy|The city of Aalst is found in this country's province of East Flanders|Belgium
30/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ON SUCH A WINTER'S DAY|$800|hard|On Dec. 27, 1900 she staged her 1st big 'raid' when she marched on a Wichita saloon & smashed all liquor bottles in reach|Carrie Nation
16/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$1000|hard|'Servile' name of the fifth-largest North American lake; you'll find Yellowknife on its shores|the Great Slave Lake
23/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'GO' FOR IT|$800|hard|Home to Volvo, it's the second-most populous city in Sweden|Gothenburg
29/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HAPPY|$1200|hard|It can follow 'wood' or 'golf', or precede MLB's Jones|Chipper
23/02/2006|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN FOLKS|$1000|hard|In 1977 Spyros Kyprianou succeeded this archbishop as president of Cyprus|Archbishop Makarios
07/06/2001|Jeopardy!|THE FIRST PERSON|$100|easy|As in a famous JFK quote, it's how one says 'I' in German|Ich
07/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY ASIA|$2000|hard|An alternate to the Ho Chi Minh Trail was a trail named for this Cambodian royal|Norodom Sihanouk
28/02/2011|Jeopardy!|A SHORT SPELL|$1000|hard|You turn wood to shape it on this machine (5 letters)|L-A-T-H-E
11/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|4 PLAY|$800|hard|In card games, the 4 of this suit is called the devil's bedposts|clubs
15/05/2001|Jeopardy!|PRODUCT PLACEMENT|$100|easy|Austin Powers' warning 'Get your hands off my Heinie, baby' referred to this beer|Heineken
08/06/2009|Final Jeopardy!|ACTING FAMILIES|None|None|Last name of the father & son actors who have played 2 different real U.S. presidents, one on film & one on TV|Brolin
21/11/2005|Jeopardy!|KNIGHTS & KNIGHTHOOD|$400|easy|Patches of plate armor were added to unprotected areas of this flexible garment of interlocked metal rings|chain mail
16/07/2001|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$300|easy|Physician Robert Graves first identified this disease in 1835|Graves' Disease
05/09/2002|Jeopardy!|ROCKS & MINERALS|$1000|hard|You may be 'board' to know that this natural abrasive is second only to diamonds in hardness|emery
24/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$400|easy|Act I of this 'airborne' Wagner work includes a tenor aria about a sailor returning to his sweetheart|The Flying Dutchman
28/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$1000|hard|Alexine Tinne's 1869 attempt to cross this desert ended when she was killed by her Tuareg guides|Sahara
10/11/2008|Jeopardy!|I'LL GIVE YOU MY IMPRESSIONS|$800|hard|'Yeah, baby!  Mike Myers has played me, a British spy, in 3 shagadelic movies'|Austin Powers
26/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HAIKU D'ETAT|$2000|hard|To Maputo Bay / Indian Ocean breezes / Brought Pedro Cabral|Mozambique
28/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WARREN BEATTY FILM ROLES|$800|hard|Radical journalist John Reed|Reds
20/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO A GUM BRAND|$400|easy|A shoulder-held weapon for firing armor-piercing rockets|a bazooka
24/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|UNITED 'STATE'S|$1000|hard|A Nittany Lion could tell you this city is home to Penn State's main campus|State College
11/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE FROM USC|$1600|hard|This star of 'Eight Simple Rules' was a drama major at USC & a student award for comic acting is given in his honor|(John) Ritter
28/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|JOHN GRISHAM|$1200|hard|This Grisham novel centers on a lawsuit against a big tobacco company & the sequestration of the title group|The Runaway Jury
25/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$800|hard|Eugene Loring played the devil in this female choreographer's 1941 ballet 'Three Virgins and a Devil'|Agnes de Mille
26/02/2010|Jeopardy!|THE COUNTRY AS DESCRIBED BY THE ONION|$800|hard|'Nearly 15 feet wide', this nation's been 'preventing Argentina from enjoying the Pacific Ocean since 1818'|Chile
21/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST NAMES|$400|easy|The 'heavenly' Ms. Bassett|Angela
11/02/2009|Jeopardy!|FOR ALL YOU LATIN LOVERS|$1800|hard|Often used in the plural, this synonym for wedding goes back to the Latin verb nubere, 'to take a husband'|nuptials
13/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|1996|$600|medium|He resigned from the Senate June 11, 1996 to devote himself to running for a higher office|Bob Dole
02/02/2006|Jeopardy!|IF THEY MARRIED...|$200|easy|Comedienne O'Donnell weds 76ers head coach Maurice & is all aglow with this name|Rosie Cheeks
17/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|POPULAR SCIENCE TOP STORIES OF 2000|$800|hard|A 170-room palace found in the rain forest of this country is a trove of Mayan archaeology|Guatemala
18/11/1988|Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN WESTERNS|$300|easy|In 'The Searchers', John Wayne was searching for her|Natalie Wood
17/03/1998|Final Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|None|None|It's the only state capital whose name has 3 sets of double letters|Tallahassee
23/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$1600|hard|Over 26,000 attended this association's annual meeting in Atlanta, but we're sure they kept each other quiet|American Library Association
02/07/2003|Jeopardy!|HAVE A BEER!|$800|hard|'The beer that made Milwaukee famous'|Schlitz
17/12/1996|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$200|easy|One of the largest natural history museums in the world, this NYC facility has over 40 exhibition halls|American Museum of Natural History
09/12/2009|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL SONGS|$200|easy|Elvis Presley: 'You ain't never caught a rabbit'|Hound Dog
27/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$400|easy|This Civil War historian won a Pulitzer prize & a nat'l book award for 1953's 'A Stillness at Appomattox'|Bruce Catton
14/11/1996|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|None|None|In a 1935 poem this leader wrote, 'The Red Army fears not the trials of the Long March'|Mao Tse-tung
14/09/1984|Jeopardy!|TRIOS|$100|easy|D'Artagnan's best buddies|the Three Musketeers
13/09/1984|Jeopardy!|TOYS & GAMES|$100|easy|Number of pockets on a pool table|6
17/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BOARDING SCHOOL|$1600|hard|Olney Friends School was founded in 1837 by this religious group & still teaches its values|the Quakers
10/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$600|medium|The Mother Goddess figurine found in Austria near Willendorf is named for this Roman love deity|Venus
11/01/2000|Jeopardy!|ANNIVERSARY GIFTS|$100|easy|You shouldn't 'cast' them 'before swine', but you can give them for a 12th or 30th anniversary gift|Pearls
13/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY ALLUSIONS|$600|medium|A broken-down old nag is called a Rosinante in honor of this Spanish character's scrawny horse|Don Quixote
02/07/2001|Jeopardy!|DIRECTOR DIRECTORY|$100|easy|Profession of Joseph (of Christmas, not Halloween, fame)|Carpenter
02/06/2010|Jeopardy!|I JUST WANNA LOOK AT THE PICTURES|$1000|hard|This human rights organization, whose logo is seen here, won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1977|Amnesty International
01/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$400|easy|Since being introduced in 1974, his famous 'maneuver' has saved thousands of choking people, & pets, too|(Henry) Heimlich
14/01/2003|Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS|$800|hard|Mitch Albom's weekly visits with his dying college professor inspired this touching book|Tuesdays with Morrie
18/04/2003|Jeopardy!|GLOBAL WORMING|$800|hard|This disease in humans is caused by parasitic worms found in undercooked meat, usually pork|trichinosis
22/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS & INVENTORS|$200|easy|Time Magazine named him the 'Person of the Century'|Albert Einstein
30/10/2000|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'M'|$200|easy|A type of lizard, or a desktop computer necessity|monitor
13/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FINISH THE SHAKESPEARE TITLE|$1600|hard|'Twelfth Night, or...'|What You Will
07/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE TALK|$1200|hard|Sometimes called a 'Picture Frame' stage, this kind of stage has its own special arch|a proscenium
27/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HOCKEY QUOTES|$1200|hard|Defenseman Barry Beck of this Big Apple team: 'We have only one person to blame, and that's each other'|the New York Rangers
26/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'OO'|$1600|hard|In many Asian countries, the shoots of this very tall grass are eaten as a vegetable|bamboo
29/12/2004|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE STUFF|$800|hard|This 'sagebrush state' made the sagebrush its state flower|Nevada
09/12/1997|Jeopardy!|& THOU BESIDE ME SINGING|$2000|hard|This group has been making country music together for over 20 years:|Alabama
11/12/2009|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC AMERICANISMS|$200|easy|Immortalized in 'The Ballad Of Jed Clampett', it's what 'Texas tea' is|oil
15/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE SHORT VERSION|$200|easy|In a courtroom: D.A.|District Attorney
14/09/2000|Jeopardy!|QUICKIES|$100|easy|In the King James Version, Paul wrote, 'We shall all be changed...in' this 'of an eye'|Twinkling
21/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PHOTO-SYNTHESIS|$400|easy|I'll bet these sprouts are little rascals|alfalfa sprouts
08/04/2004|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LIT|$400|easy|The Brothers Grimm wrote that Snow White was quieter & gentler than this sister|Rose-Red
11/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL CLASSICS|$1600|hard|Mozart's 'Eine Kleine Gigue' is not as well known as this similarly-titled piece, Kochel 525|Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
11/10/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. CURRENCY|$300|easy|An 'S' on a U.S. coin indicates that it was minted in this city|San Francisco
24/09/2002|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD NATIONS|None|None|Of the world nations whose English names contain 'land', this nation has the most people, 60 million|Thailand
11/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$400|easy|Betty Edwards' 1979 bestseller on creativity was called 'Drawing on the Right Side of' this|the Brain
18/02/2010|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE STUFF|$200|easy|Since Wisconsin is 'America's Dairyland', this is its state beverage|milk
22/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'RUSH'IA|$400|easy|This type of velvet is processed to have an uneven, slightly wrinkled surface|crushed
11/02/2008|Jeopardy!|CLIFF NOTES|$600|medium|A post office sits atop this mountain that straddles the Yamanashi-Shizuoka prefectural border|Mount Fuji
17/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE AUSSIE POSSE|$2000|hard|He co-wrote & directed the movies 'Strictly Ballroom' & 'Moulin Rouge!'|Baz Luhrmann
11/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CRESCENT CITY ROLES|$400|easy|In 'The Buccaneer', Yul Brynner played this pirate who aided Andrew Jackson in the Battle of New Orleans|Lafitte
19/07/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT 4|$600|medium|Of FDR's 4 inaugural addresses, the one which included the 'fear itself' bit|the first one
09/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PHONETICS|$1600|hard|Of the letters in the word 'agency', the one that represents the most common English sound|E
12/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|12-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|I must profess, it was the profession of Thomas Chippendale & Duncan Phyfe|Cabinetmaker
06/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MICROSOFT|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew plays with a mouse on a computer at a museum exhibit at Microsoft Research in Redmond, WA.)  One of the reasons windows sold a million copies a month in the '90s was the GUI, short for this, which let users communicate with the computer via symbols & icons|graphical user interface
25/01/1988|Jeopardy!|KNIGHTS|$100|easy|By the 1300s, knights were losing importance in warfare due to growing use of this explosive|gunpowder
19/12/2005|Jeopardy!|IT WAS THE '60s|$600|medium|On July 3, 1962 this European president proclaimed the independence of Algeria|De Gaulle
30/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST|$400|easy|On Jan. 5, 1925 Nellie Tayloe Ross of Wyoming made history when she was inaugurated as this|(first woman) governor
23/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'70s U.S.|$1200|hard|In 1970 Massachusetts introduced no-fault auto insurance & this state came up with no-fault divorce|California
12/06/2000|Jeopardy!|SEWING TERMS|$400|easy|This synonym for a spool is also found in the name of a type of lace|Bobbin
01/10/1985|Jeopardy!|'UP' SONGS|$400|easy|Starsky & Hutch's David Soul made his recording debut with this soulful plea|'Don't Give Up On Us'
31/12/1996|Jeopardy!|SWEET SONGS|$300|easy|In a Tony Orlando & Dawn song, 'She's got rings on her fingers and bells on her toes'|Sweet Gypsy Rose
19/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|A doctor who specializes in the elderly|gerontologist
16/10/1997|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$500|medium|The screw & the wedge are adaptations of this type of simple machine|Inclined plane
04/09/2000|Jeopardy!|TOTALLY 1680s!|$1500|hard|Around 1683 Jules Hardouin-Mansart completed this narcissistic Versailles feature, Galerie des Glaces in France|Hall of Mirrors
26/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$1600|hard|In the 'Spring' of 1968, students in this capital were climbing on Soviet tanks & yelling, 'USSR go home!'|Prague
31/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK ALPHABET SOUP|$800|hard|This Swiss watch company was founded by Louis Brandt in 1848|Omega
19/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL VOCABULARY|$1000|hard|Cedric spoke of this kind of knife in 'Ivanhoe' years after Hamlet mentioned a 'bare' one|Bodkin
31/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$600|medium|From the French for 'discomfited', to be 'left in' this is to be left in trouble without help|In the lurch
06/10/1999|Jeopardy!|CHRONICLES|$500|medium|The main source on 9th-12th Century England is this hyphenated 'chronicle' named for 2 groups|Anglo-Saxon
28/05/2008|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES' FAVORITE BOOKS|$600|medium|Lauren Bacall said his 'All The Pretty Horses' was 'the most beautiful writing I have read in years'|Cormac McCarthy
03/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LA ISLA BONITA|$600|medium|If you can't tell that it's the island seen here, adjust the colors on your monitor: ('The Emerald Isle')|Ireland
05/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|JUST ADD 'ONE'|$200|easy|Attach the letters 'one' to a land run by a wizard & you'll be up in the air with this layer|Ozone (Oz)
09/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER FILMS|$1200|hard|It told the true story of disfigured teen Rocky Dennis; Cher played his biker mom|Mask
26/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|'NICK' NAMES|$1000|hard|Gambler who paid the 'Brice' for marrying a famous Fanny|Nick Arnstein
30/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|I'M BORED!|$2000|hard|How about hitting the slopes of Loon Mountain or the Dartmouth Skiway in this state|New Hampshire
14/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PSALMS PSUMMARY|$400|easy|Psalm 3 is 'A psalm of' him, 'when he fled from Absalom with his son'|David
23/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|5 SELLABLE WORDS|$400|easy|A coin or anything else in this 'condition' is as perfect as if just produced|mint
15/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WOMEN|$400|easy|In 1942 she published 'And Keep Your Powder Dry: An Anthropologist Looks at America'|Margaret Mead
29/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TV OPENING WORDS|$400|easy|1990: '...the police who investigate crime, and the district attorneys who prosecute the offenders...'|Law & Order
27/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE NP FOR L|$400|easy|In 1923: W.B.Y., for his 'always inspired poetry'|(William Butler) Yeats
07/12/2007|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED ANIMALS|$600|medium|A swinging ape: big nob|a gibbon
24/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHO WAS THE ENGLISH MONARCH WHEN...|$2000|hard|...the Union Jack was first used|James I
10/04/1997|Jeopardy!|THE PLANETS|$200|easy|In August 1996 NASA announced life may have existed on this planet, based on evidence from a meteorite|Mars
28/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL MADNESS|$400|easy|This king is credited with writing in Ecclesiastes, 'I gave my heart to know wisdom, and to know madness'|Solomon
29/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE THIRD WORLD|$200|easy|Costa Rica has coasts on these 2 bodies of water|the Atlantic & Pacific Oceans
20/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SUMO|$1200|hard|(Cheryl reports again from ringside.) The object is to power your opponent out of the ring; punching & choking are not allowed and are called 'kinjite', which means 'forbidden' this body part|hand
16/09/2009|Jeopardy!|AS EASY AS A-B-C|$200|easy|It describes Shakespeare's pentameter|iambic
17/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL WORDPLAY|$2000|hard|(Hello, my name is James Thrash.)  At my alma mater, Missouri Southern State, the teams are the Lions & our boosters are these, a bit like a football position|the Lionbackers
25/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC|$400|easy|Country music fans often tune into TNN, which now stands for 'The National Network', but used to stand for this|The Nashville Network
20/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|1991|$400|easy|Germany's upper house, the Bundesrat, voted to remain in this city & not to move to Berlin|Bonn
09/12/2011|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$600|medium|Originating in the Tanggula Mountains, this is known to many Chinese as 'long river' ('cause it's 3,900 miles)|the Yangtze
28/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$200|easy|Richard Horowitz, a timpanist with the Met, makes these sticks that a conductor uses|Batons
29/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FLY ME WITH BALLOONS|$1600|hard|The first to cross the Atlantic in a hot air balloon were Per Lindstrand & this airline & record mogul|(Richard) Branson
14/07/2004|Jeopardy!|CAT ANATOMY|$200|easy|When checking this at kitty's femoral artery, normally it should be from about 160 to 220|the pulse
23/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THIS MEANS WAR!|$600|medium|Vic Morrow was Sergeant Chip Saunders in this 1960s TV series|Combat
28/02/2005|Jeopardy!|THE JIMMY CARTER EXPERIENCE|$400|easy|No 'Purple Haze' here; in 1980 President Carter signed legislation to protect over 100 million acres in this state|Alaska
04/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICAL SCIENCE|$1000|hard|Stoichiometry is defined as the study of the quantities involved in these chemical events|Chemical reactions
03/07/2007|Jeopardy!|FUN ACROSS AMERICA|$200|easy|In the spring, merrymakers head to the Merrie Monarch Festival on this 'Big Island'|Hawaii
26/09/2000|Final Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|None|None|This term for those not Roman or Greek derives from the fact their languages sounded unintelligible|Barbarians
08/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EMISSARY TO AMERICA|$800|hard|Carlos de Icaza, ambassador from this country, attended the 2005 inauguration of the new mayor of Los Angeles|Mexico
18/11/1985|Jeopardy!|BLOOD|$300|easy|When routinely measuring systolic blood pressure, a stethoscope is used to listen for this|pulse
18/04/1997|Jeopardy!|BY GEORGE|$200|easy|He's the only George to win an Olympic gold medal in boxing's heavyweight division|George Foreman
15/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'MILL'S|$800|hard|This company can take you from breakfast to dinner with brands like Wheaties cereal & Jeno's pizza|General Mills
27/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PALINDROMIC WORDS|$1200|hard|It means to barely survive when used before 'out a living'|eke
15/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHO PLAYED 'EM?|$2000|hard|2004: Jesus Christ, during his last 12 hours|Jim Caviezel
17/01/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 1880S|$300|easy|While in London in 1886, Liszt gave a private concert for this queen|Queen Victoria
21/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|INITIALLY YOURS|$1200|hard|During WWI, this author of 'The Screwtape Letters' fought in France with the Somerset Light Infantry|C.S. Lewis
28/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENT, SPEL-EMENT|$1600|hard|Sodium, yttrium|Na Y
17/01/2007|Jeopardy!|ON THE RAILS|$800|hard|One of the USA's first steam locomotives, it came from Britain and was named for the British version of Uncle Sam|John Bull
10/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CHINESE DYNASTIES|$400|easy|The Sui dynasty refortified this major construction project mainly built under the Ch'ins|Great Wall of China
24/01/2000|Jeopardy!|BRITISH AUTHORS|$400|easy|Isaac D'Israeli, a critic & friend of Lord Byron's, named his oldest son this|Benjamin
15/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE SPORTS PAGE|$200|easy|Yankee manager Billy Martin nearly came to blows in the dugout with this 'Mr. October' slugger in 1977|Reggie Jackson
06/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OPRAH'S BOOK CLUB|$3600|hard|Oprah gave readers 2 shakes of this author's tales: 'She's Come Undone' & 'I Know This Much Is True'|Wally Lamb
15/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|15-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|It's the illegal conduct being identified here|unsportsmanlike conduct
20/03/2000|Jeopardy!|VIDEO POTPOURRI|$300|easy|It's the boulevard where you'll see this object & hundreds of others just like it: (Alex Trebek's star on the 'Walk of Fame')|Hollywood Boulevard
08/05/2008|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$1000|hard|Fine powdery remains from a piece of oxidized metal|rust dust
10/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TREES!|$800|hard|Types of this tree include the black, weeping & pussy|the willow
10/10/2002|Jeopardy!|GOOD FOR A DAY OFF|$1000|hard|You don't need to have an epiphany to know the Feast of the Epiphany falls in this month|January
08/03/2005|Jeopardy!|CONSECUTIVE NUMBERS|$200|easy|The atomic numbers of hydrogen, helium & lithium|1, 2, & 3
28/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$400|easy|It's separated from the 'toe' of Italy by the Strait of Messina|Sicily
16/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TO THE NEAREST...|$400|easy|To the nearest foot, the height of Wilt 'The Stilt' Chamberlain|7
29/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$600|medium|From Greek for 'milk', a system of stars such as the Milky Way|galaxies
25/06/1998|Jeopardy!|'DEAD' TO THE WORLD|$100|easy|This type of street might have a sign that reads 'No Outlet'|Dead-end street
24/03/2008|Jeopardy!|THE PURSUIT OF HAPPY DAYS|$200|easy|Before he directed Rene Russo in 'Ransom', this 'Happy Days' actor went to high school with her|Ron Howard
02/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PARENT COMPANIES|$400|easy|In an 1899 switch, this subsidiary of Bell Telephone became Bell's parent company|AT&T
11/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ISN'T IT BYRONIC?|$400|easy|In 1816 Byron summered in Switzerland where he joned this poet & his wife Mary|Percy Shelley
05/04/2011|Jeopardy!|LEGAL ABBREV.|$1800|hard|If you signed an N.D.A., one of these agreements, you've got to keep your mouth shut|a non-disclosure agreement
25/12/1997|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS & THEIR WORKS|$500|medium|This Florentine author of 'Il Principe' also wrote a history of Florence|Niccolo Machiavelli
29/06/2004|Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS IN OTHER WORDS|$1000|hard|'Which One's in Charge?'|Who's the Boss?
25/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN WRITERS|$200|easy|10 years after this novel, Harriet Beecher Stowe was shocking again with 'Lady Byron Vindicated'|Uncle Tom's Cabin
24/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING DRAMAS|$1200|hard|In 1928 this playwright had a 'Strange Interlude'|O'Neill
19/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CABINET SECRETARIES|$200|easy|The U.S. Mint issues medals showing holders of this post, including Lloyd Bentsen & William Simon|Secretary of the Treasury
26/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|KUNG FU|$1000|hard|The philosophy of Shaolin kung fu combines Buddhism with this system taught by Lao-tzu|Taoism
15/03/2000|Jeopardy!|JOIN THE TEAM|$200|easy|Most amateur teams in this sport play slow pitch|Softball
14/11/1985|Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$400|easy|The actual title of “Jimmy Crack Corn”|The Blue Tail Fly
31/03/2005|Jeopardy!|OH, A WEISS GUY, EH?|$1000|hard|'Marat/Sade' is the most famous play by this German author|Peter Weiss
08/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE TEENS|$200|easy|Yo-ho-ho, it's the number of men 'on the dead man's chest' in a 'Treasure Island' pirate song|15
19/10/2000|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$300|easy|A silvery food fish, or to heat ore in order to extract metal|Smelt
25/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|I GO BY 'AL'|$800|hard|On the way to Santa Fe, I go by this city where Bugs Bunny wished he'd taken a left|Albuquerque
12/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$800|hard|It completes the Robert Browning line 'God's in His heaven...'|...all's right with the world
19/06/2003|Jeopardy!|WHAT TO WEAR?|$2000|hard|These 2 wrap-around garments of India & Oceana both begin with 'sar'|a sari & sarong
09/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GREAT CONDUCTORS|$1200|hard|Conductor Georg Solti had a long tenure with the Chicago Symphony; George Szell, with this Great Lakes city's orchestra|Cleveland
07/05/2007|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE STADIUMS & ARENAS|$200|easy|Tulane's football team plays its home games off campus at this facility that has a 9.7-acre roof|the Superdome
30/09/1997|Jeopardy!|SINGING SIBLINGS|$300|easy|He & half-brother Shaun appeared together on Broadway in the musical 'Blood Brothers'|David Cassidy
19/04/2000|Jeopardy!|MEL ____|$500|medium|This attractive brunette played thirtysomething Hope Steadman on 'thirtysomething'|Mel Harris
10/07/2001|Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$200|easy|Pyongyang is the capital of North Korea; this is the capital of South Korea|Seoul
22/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COTTON, THE ACT|$1600|hard|The process of carding, which straightens & clans fibers, may include this, also done to part people's hair|combing
25/10/2007|Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$800|hard|If you're a banderillero, your job is to taunt one of these|a bull
05/06/2008|Jeopardy!|FROM THE FRENCH|$600|medium|This elaborate sumptuous meal takes its name from the French for 'little bench'|a banquet
14/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HELLISH QUOTES|$400|easy|This poem says, 'Into the jaws of death, into the mouth of hell rode the six hundred'|The Charge of the Light Brigade
11/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS MARGARETS|$400|easy|Her 10th murder mystery, 'Murder in the National Cathedral', was published in 1990|Margaret Truman
17/01/2000|Jeopardy!|BEIN' GREEN|$300|easy|Watch it 'snatch the pebble from my hand':|Grasshopper
17/06/2009|Jeopardy!|GOING 'PRO'|$400|easy|Profusely productive, like some authors|prolific
11/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'WA'?|$400|easy|Walk like a duck|waddle
14/07/2003|Jeopardy!|SHORT ORDER SHORTHAND|$1000|hard|I need 'a stack of Vermont', pronto: this breakfast favorite|pancakes
24/10/2006|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC ROCK LYRICS|$800|hard|Danny and the Juniors told us, 'You can rock it, you can roll it, you can stop and you can stroll it' here|at the hop
20/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A WOMAN OF DISTINCTION|$1200|hard|In 1936 this American divorcee became the first woman named Time magazine's Person of the Year|Wallis Simpson
23/05/1997|Jeopardy!|'EX'TRA CREDIT|$400|easy|In the funnies, '!%?$' may take the place of a deleted one of these|Expletive
03/10/2011|Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew presents the clue on a monitor.)  The thyroid gland has two lobes that are connected by a bridge of tissue called this, also a geographic term for a similar-looking narrow strip of land|an isthmus
04/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN|$600|medium|The association for this sport played by women in schools & colleges was founded in 1922|Field hockey
19/06/2000|Jeopardy!|POSTS|$100|easy|In 1492 Martin Pinzon commanded this ship; his brother Vicente commanded the Nina|Pinta
26/03/2001|Jeopardy!|NAME THE COUNTRY|$200|easy|A schoolyard chant says, 'I see London, I see' this country|France
10/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OLD TESTAMENT NAMES|$1600|hard|Absalom, who was killed after his hair got caught in a tree, was a son of this king|(King) David
05/04/2011|Jeopardy!|IN FLORIDA|$400|easy|Don't venture up the creek without this synonym for a paddle|an oar
26/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OSCARDS WILD|$400|easy|We liked her, we really liked her when this actress won for 'Places in the Heart' in 1985|Sally Field
23/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MY NAME IS BARBARA|$200|easy|This celebrity interviewer grew up around celebrities; her father owned NYC's Latin Quarter nightclub|Barbara Walters
28/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LOONEY TUNES|$1200|hard|An anvil, rocket skates & a do-it-yourself tornado kit are items Wile E. Coyote has bought from this corporation|Acme
17/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AND 'LO' THING|$2000|hard|A small, medicated candy meant to be dissolved in the mouth|a lozenge
30/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'PIT'TER, 'PAT'TER|$400|easy|A very small sum of money|pittance
27/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MAMMA MIA!|$800|hard|The mother of the gods Hoder & Balder|Freya (or Frigg)
23/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|RANKS & TITLES|$400|easy|There is nothing like this term for a female knight or the wife of a lord|dame
03/05/1990|Jeopardy!|TWINS|$300|easy|A survey found the twins who play toddler Michelle Tanner on this show among viewers' favorite performers|Full House
17/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR|$1200|hard|Joe Wheeler, a cavalry leader in this war, was a fire-eating general in the Cuban campaign|the Civil War
22/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL BOOK AWARDS|$1600|hard|This southerner won 2 of the first 6 awards, for 'Collected Stories' & 'A Fable'|Faulkner
08/06/2010|Jeopardy!|IF I WERE A RICH MAN...|$1000|hard|I wouldn't have paid this Dallas Mavericks owner & his pals $5.7 bil. for broadcast.com like Yahoo! did in '99; maybe 5.6 tops|Mark Cuban
10/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY NARRATORS|$1600|hard|Stingo (1979)|Sophie's Choice
06/04/1998|Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|The lead singer of the Miracles who was stranded on a desert island|Smokey Robinson Crusoe
29/03/2000|Jeopardy!|WHAT A BUNCH OF...|$200|easy|The full name for a group that a sheriff enlists to aid himself is this comitatus, 'of the county'|Posse
09/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|STATE POSTAL ABBREVIATIONS|$400|easy|This postal abbreviation identifies Idaho|ID
25/02/1999|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$200|easy|On this sitcom, the character Joey landed a part on 'Days of Our Lives'|Friends
10/06/2010|Jeopardy!|POETS' COUNTRY OF BIRTH|$800|hard|Matsuo Basho|Japan
03/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL ABOUT ME|$2000|hard|Per the 'American Psychiatric Glossary', this mania is 'pathological preoccupation with self'|egomania
08/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE, PLACES & THINGS WE KNOW|$800|hard|Merv could tell you this monster who drew the chariot of the sun may come from Indo-Iranian mythology|griffin
01/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$1600|hard|It may be fate that you know it's the Turkish word for 'fate'|kismet
16/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NOM DE PLUME|$800|hard|Mystery writer Nicholas Blake, in reality a 'My Left Foot' star's father|Cecil Day-Lewis
11/02/1998|Jeopardy!|PRAISE THE 'LORD'|$500|medium|Clive Barker's cinematic thriller about the evil resurrected magician Nix|Lord Of Illusions
02/10/2007|Jeopardy!|SLOGANEERING|$400|easy|In 1987 using the slogan 'Catch the wave', Max Headroom pitched this 'new' soft drink|New Coke
24/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE GOOD OLD SUMER TIME|$600|medium|Sumerians scratched this writing system into stone & wax in addition to clay tablets|Cuneiform
17/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MISSING VOWELS|$800|hard|A prop for an artist: S L|easel
06/03/1992|Jeopardy!|FROG ANATOMY|$400|easy|The pancreas & this 3-lobed organ provide digestive enzymes|a frog liver
01/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GET SOME CULTURE|$1200|hard|Cinephiles seek out the work of this late Swedish director, like 'Smiles of a Summer Night'|Ingmar Bergman
24/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT AGENCIES|$400|easy|This cabinet department oversees the grain inspection, packers & stockyards administration|the Department of Agriculture
06/02/1997|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$100|easy|Magnetism occurs most strongly in 3 elements: nickel, cobalt & this|Iron
21/11/2006|Jeopardy!|GENEROUS FOOD PORTIONS|$600|medium|Run as fast as you can, you can't catch this treat; one made in 2003 was 13'11'' in height|a gingerbread man
07/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A FEW GOOD MEN|$400|easy|Crispin of Viterbo, 'The Ass of the Capuchins', was the first of hundreds made these by John Paul II|saints
29/04/2008|Jeopardy!|BRANDED|$400|easy|It's 'the quicker picker-upper'|Bounty
03/10/1996|Jeopardy!|1986|$300|easy|He resigned as Chief Justice and was replaced by William Rehnquist|(Warren) Burger
15/03/2010|Jeopardy!|A PIECE OF HISTORY|$1000|hard|The oldest artifact in D.C.'s Newseum is a 3,200-year-old Sumerian brick that spread the news using this writing system|cuneiform
25/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$200|easy|4th note of the musical scale or 'a long, long way to run'|fa
27/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|It can mean quick to learn, or be short for a rental residence|apt (or apt. for 'apartment')
27/06/2005|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL WORDS & PHRASES|$1000|hard|The name of this mischievous black bird may be used for a chatterbox or a hoarder|the magpie
27/01/2005|Jeopardy!|NOVELS|$400|easy|Even the epilogue is lengthy in this 1869 Tolstoy epic; it comes out in 2 parts &, in our copy, is 105 pages long|War and Peace
23/04/1990|Jeopardy!|PLANTS|$100|easy|Varieties of this fruit, suitable for home orchards, include Red Rome, Jonathan & Stark Jumbo|Apples
20/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE CELEBRITY BLING BIZ|$400|easy|Erica Kane would kill for the glamorous jewelry that this star who plays her sells on HSN|Susan Lucci
11/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|IF THEY MARRIED...|$2000|hard|No joke, 'Golden Girl' Arthur's marriage to Australian actor Yahoo would make her...|Bea Serious
17/05/2011|Jeopardy!|FREE STUFF ON THE INTERNET|$600|medium|In 2009 this company gave away 500 Fusion razors a day for a month|Gillette
15/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DEEP THINKERS|$600|medium|This woman & her New Bohemians sing, 'Philosophy is the talk on a cereal box'|Edie Brickell
09/04/1998|Jeopardy!|FLINCHIUS THE GLADIATOR|$300|easy|Flinchius calls it his office, but it's the better known name for the Flavian amphitheater where he fights|the Colosseum
26/05/1986|Final Jeopardy!|THE NOBEL PRIZE|None|None|It's the only organization to have been awarded 3 Nobel Peace Prizes|the Red Cross
07/07/2009|Jeopardy!|WORLD WIDE WEBS|$600|medium|Spiders don't just use their silk to make webs, they also use them to make these egg enclosures|cocoons
20/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LAWYERING|$800|hard|Personal injury lawyers may work on this type of fee, a percentage of the money awarded|contingency fee
23/12/2009|Jeopardy!|THE FIRST CHRISTMAS: LUKE REPORTING|$800|hard|We've got expert analysis of the heavenly host's words 'and on Earth' this & 'good will toward men'|peace
06/01/2006|Jeopardy!|THE VICE PRESIDENT WHO...|$600|medium|...pleaded no contest to income tax evasion & wrote a novel, 'The Canfield Decision'|Agnew
05/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BELOVED POLAND|$400|easy|In 1978 the first Pole in space, Miroslaw Hermaszewski, was launched on one of this nation's spacecrafts|the Soviet Union
22/12/1993|Jeopardy!|HORSES|$200|easy|In 'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow', he rides Gunpowder during his encounter with the Headless Horseman|Ichabod Crane
29/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE DEITY|$1600|hard|An Egyptian fertility goddess, or what the Thames is called as it runs through Oxford|the Isis
21/02/2006|Jeopardy!|METROPOLITAN SOBRIQUETS|$800|hard|As in a Navy song, 'Crabtown On The Bay', Maryland|Annapolis
12/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WILDLIFE|$400|easy|At birth, this mammal can be 6 feet tall, about one-third of its adult height|a giraffe
09/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$400|easy|In 1032 this Venetian official gave up most of his authority but remained commander of the army & navy|The Doge
01/07/2011|Jeopardy!|DIRTY DANCING WITH THE STARS|$200|easy|Oh baby!  She had the time of her life partnering Patrick Swayze in the big finale of the original 'Dirty Dancing'|Jennifer Grey
30/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PICTURE THE PREZ|$800|hard|'Big Red' could also have been the nickname of this 'man of the people', seen here|Thomas Jefferson
24/05/2006|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT COMEDIAN|$200|easy|'A child of five would understand this.  Send someone to fetch a child of five'|Groucho Marx
16/10/2006|Jeopardy!|COFFEES ALL AROUND|$400|easy|At Starbucks, a 'shot' is typically a shot of this coffee brew|espresso
15/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|VIENNA-RAMA|$1000|hard|The Wienerwald; Johann Strauss composed some 'Tales of' them|the Vienna Woods
26/01/2004|Jeopardy!|OLYMPIC GAMES WAITING LIST|$800|hard|The absence of this centuries-old martial art from the Olympics has left medal hopefuls 'empty-hand'ed|karate
20/05/1998|Jeopardy!|THE '60s|$400|easy|It took 18 days to replace this late pope in 1963|John XXIII
15/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SAINTS|$200|easy|If his mother had listened to friends & named him after his father, he would be Zechariah the Baptist|John the Baptist
04/10/2007|Jeopardy!|I BEG YOUR PARDON|$200|easy|Gerald Ford issued 382 pardons but the one issued to this man in 1974 is said to have cost Ford the 1976 election|Richard Nixon
16/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS HISTORY|$1000|hard|(Hi, I'm Keith Olbermann)  Baseball free agency was set in motion with a lawsuit filed by this Cardinal center fielder|Curt Flood
17/06/2011|Jeopardy!|U.S. STAMPS|$400|easy|Stamps honoring Hanukkah have featured a menorah & this toy|a dreidel
14/05/2004|Final Jeopardy!|THE U.S. SENATE|None|None|In the year 1958, the U.S. Senate was made up of this many members|96
11/11/1985|Jeopardy!|A.K.A.|$400|easy|Honest, Wyatt, his name was originally Hugh Krampe|Hugh O'Brian
23/01/2008|Jeopardy!|ALSO A MAGAZINE|$600|medium|It 'gathers no moss'|Rolling Stone
21/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LAVERNES & SHIRLEYS SING!|$200|easy|In the 1934 film 'Bright Eyes' she belted out 'On the Good Ship Lollipop'|Shirley Temple
14/11/2008|Jeopardy!|TV OR NOT TV|$800|hard|David Janssen was Dr. Richard Kimble on '60s TV; Harrison Ford made this '93 film, then Tim Daly did a 2nd TV version|The Fugitive
03/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MADONNA|$600|medium|He's the father of Madonna's daughter Lourdes|Carlos Leon
21/09/1998|Jeopardy!|'GO'|$300|easy|Lorne 'Gump' Worsley was famous for playing this position without a mask|Goaltender (in ice hockey)
17/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LEFTOVERS|$800|hard|1 of 2 Great Lakes named for an American Indian tribe|Erie or Huron
30/12/2004|Jeopardy!|THIS 'BUD''S FOR YOU|$400|easy|In 1873 3 adjoining cities united with Margaret Island to form this city, now a world capital|Budapest
08/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL LANGUAGES|$600|medium|In Tokyo|Japanese
19/07/1991|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$600|medium|He called his 'Bolero' a 'piece for orchestra without music'|Ravel
02/06/2006|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE A BEAST!|$600|medium|The ultimate hitchhikers, remora are also known as these fish because they attach themselves to other fish|sucker fish
21/06/2004|Jeopardy!|ARE YOU ADDRESSING ME?|$200|easy|The personal pronoun of the second person in the nominative case; people often act holier than it|thou
17/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$200|easy|This 'Lullaby' composer was instrumental in getting Dvorak's 'Moravian Duets' published|Johannes Brahms
27/01/1997|Jeopardy!|GOOD THINKING|$500|medium|In 1949 he created a machine to shave an ice rink, scoop up debris & spread fresh water|Frank Zamboni
19/06/1998|Jeopardy!|“G” WHIZ!|$300|easy|This adjective that means “infested with gnats” is a homophone of one that means “smartly dressed”|gnatty
25/12/1998|Jeopardy!|RUDOLPH|$400|easy|The award-winning Rudolph seen here (holding 2 Olympic medals)|Wilma Rudolph
16/05/1997|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT OCCUPATIONS|$400|easy|Before becoming a disciple & an apostle, Peter had this occupation|Fisherman
06/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CHRIS & TELL|$800|hard|'Thank You for Smoking' & 'No Way to Treat a First Lady' are books by this political satirist|Christopher Buckley
16/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LIGHTS!  CAMERA!  ACTION MOVIE!|$400|easy|Like Scotland in 1995, the American colonies are defended by Mel Gibson in this jingoistic 2000 epic|The Patriot
07/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GERMAN WORDS & PHRASES|$200|easy|It's the German equivalent of a motor expressway|Autobahn
25/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$400|easy|Ilya Yefimovich Repin's 'Ivan The Terrible With The Body Of His Son' is in this city's Tretyakov Gallery|Moscow
29/04/2004|Jeopardy!|STATE MOTTOES|$800|hard|'Excelsior' ('Ever Upward')|New York
07/04/2009|Jeopardy!|2027: THE YEAR IN ENTERTAINMENT|$600|medium|What a career makeover! this 'Simple Life' hotel heiress wins a best actress Oscar for 'The English Patient 2'|Paris Hilton
22/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$200|easy|Canada's Ontario province shares the Thousand Islands with this U.S. state|New York
03/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THE INTERNET|$1200|hard|This 3-letter extension at the end of a web address indicates it's operated by a college or university|.edu
24/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PRECOLUMBIAN LIFE|$1600|hard|Silver & gold plates covered the walls of Coricancha, a temple in this Incan capital|Cuzco
05/07/1999|Jeopardy!|CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS|$200|easy|This state's 3rd district is a major shopping district; the Mall of America is there|Minnesota
08/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EXPRESS YOURSELF|$800|hard|A 'sop to' this mythic canine is a conciliatory bribe; so you'd better bring 3|Cerberus
22/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS JACQUES|$1200|hard|Much of France's 16th century Canadian claim was based on his explorations|(Jacques) Cartier
08/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL PHRASES|$1000|hard|In 'Ivanhoe', when King Richard was in disguise he was described as this|Black Knight
09/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA|$600|medium|The orchestra has 2 harpists, 4 bassoonists & 32 of these|violinists
20/04/2005|Jeopardy!|LIKE SHOW BUSINESS|$800|hard|Imitation gruel & 'Non-Toxic Kologne' are endorsed by this 'Simpsons' 'k'lown|Krusty
04/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|A passionate preacher who holds public services, or any one of the 4 Gospel writers|Evangelist
21/02/2005|Jeopardy!|EASY FOR YOU TO SAY|$1000|hard|From 1980 to 1987, Zhao Ziyang was premier & from 1987 to 1989 General Secretary of this party|the Chinese Communist Party
26/07/2011|Jeopardy!|R.B.s|$400|easy|Referring to his circulatory system, it describes any strong, patriotic, lusty American man|red-blooded
06/06/2003|Jeopardy!|'J' WHIZ|$1000|hard|The Hagia Sophia in Istanbul was one of the many churches built by this 6th century Byzantine emperor|Justinian I
19/01/1993|Double Jeopardy!|SEAS|$601|hard|This sea was named for a cannibalistic tribe that inhabited the Lesser Antilles|the Caribbean Sea
27/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICAL CHECKUP|$400|easy|The doctor may have you say '99' to hear the vibrations of these cords go down into the chest|vocal cords
10/05/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$300|easy|Paul Revere's house in this capital is the city's only 17th century building downtown|Boston
03/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'T'-HE|$4400|hard|Nat Turner led a slave revolt in the U.S. in 1831; he led a peasant revolt in England in 1381|Wat Tyler
23/06/2005|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue crew reports from a lakefront in Chicago, IL.)  Lake Michigan is larger than you think. Scientists say it's actually part of  this Great Lake that it joins via the Straits of Mackinaw|Lake Huron
13/11/2008|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$1000|hard|This light Russian sleigh, whose name means 'a group of 3', is pulled by 3 horses|a troika
27/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$1600|hard|'The Age of Anxiety' is one of this composer's storied symphonies, though not a 'West Side Story'|Leonard Bernstein
10/03/1999|Jeopardy!|TV BY THE NUMBERS|$100|easy|On this show, Mr. Roper let Chrissy & Janet have a male roommate because he thought Jack was gay|Three's Company
24/09/1998|Jeopardy!|AND|$500|medium|This pair was electrocuted August 23, 1927|Sacco & Vanzetti
04/10/2010|Jeopardy!|THE TENTH INNING|$200|easy|(Ken Burns reads the clue.)  Since Jim Creighton of the Brooklyn Niagaras tried an illegal rising fastball in 1859, players have looked for an edge, like the time Albert Belle got caught in 1994 using a bat that had been doctored this way|it was corked
06/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CONDUCTORS|$2000|hard|This Finnish-born leader of the L.A. Philharmonic has also composed such works as the cello concerto 'Mania'|(Esa-Pekka) Salonen
04/05/1999|Jeopardy!|SO YOU WANT TO BE A BALLET DANCER|$400|easy|You'll feel full of 'esprit de' this group, a ballet's main ensemble|Corps
12/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|RULERS|$800|hard|In addition to the famous tomb for his wife, he also built the Khass Mahal, a place of rest in his palace|Shah Jahan
19/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BRADLEY|$400|easy|He commanded the U.S. First Army on D-Day|Omar Bradley
21/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NOEL|$400|easy|As a teenager, Noel appeared in this 'Birth Of A Nation' director's silent film 'Hearts Of The World' in 1918|D.W. Griffith
03/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$600|medium|The May 1970 Kent State protest was in reaction to U.S. troops entering this country|Cambodia
27/12/2006|Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$600|medium|The Acheulian (Bless me!) tradition of Paleolithic times had as its main tool a 'hand' one of these|an ax
22/01/1997|Jeopardy!|FOOLS & FOLLIES|$200|easy|A gowk is a person who is tricked on the Scottish equivalent of this U.S. observance|April Fool's Day
09/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$1600|hard|This president seen  here was 65 years old when he took office in 1857|(James) Buchanan
30/10/1998|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$300|easy|Called the greatest 2 minutes in sports, it takes place on the first Saturday in May|the Kentucky Derby
10/12/2008|Jeopardy!|FAULT LINES|$600|medium|This onetime Presidential hopeful said he didn't 'anticipate the cynicism of the Willie Horton case'|(Michael) Dukakis
23/01/1998|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY ZOO|$400|easy|Saskatchewan's third-largest city, it sounds like it was named for Bullwinkle's mandible|Moose Jaw
12/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL CUISINE|$400|easy|The name of this pasta popular with clam sauce is Italian for 'little tongues'|linguine
30/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY LOCALES|$1000|hard|1949: Oceania|1984
13/01/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$400|easy|Built to replace the Challenger, this space shuttle made its maiden voyage in May of '92|Endeavour
22/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|Q ME|$1000|hard|Umm Said & Dukhan are cities in this country, the only one in the world that begins with the letter Q|Qatar
20/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|THE SUPREME COURT|$600|medium|This current chief justice served as a law clerk to Justice Robert H. Jackson|William Rehnquist
26/09/2006|Jeopardy!|GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT|$1000|hard|Ernesto Miranda's case gave us the rights read to a suspect; Carmen Miranda sang the aptly titled 'The Lady In' this 'Hat'|The Tutti-Frutti
02/04/2010|Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED STATE CAPITALS|$600|medium|RIB SMACK|Bismarck
24/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$600|medium|This lead singer of the group Our Gang joined the New Mamas & the Papas in the early '80s|Spanky
14/06/2005|Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$600|medium|Tourists in this state are well fortified: there's Fort Riley, Fort Larned & Fort Leavenworth to visit|Kansas
06/01/2011|Jeopardy!|STATE QUARTERS|$400|easy|Susan Constant, Godspeed & Discovery, ships that brought settlers to Jamestown|Virginia
25/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|KEVIN-SENT|$400|easy|As Harold, he caught 'The Big Chill' in 1983|Kevin Kline
06/12/2004|Jeopardy!|'C' ME|$600|medium|Among his many TV credits is original host of 'The Price is Right'|Bill Cullen
27/01/2004|Jeopardy!|COLLECT THE WHOLE SERIES|$400|easy|Collectors of these ads added the bikini- & mustache- sporting Angelina Jolie in 2003|'Milk' ads
25/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|POLK-ER|$2000|hard|Treasury Secy. Robert Walker drew up the first of these to be based on the value of imports, not the quantity|tariffs
15/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CATS & DOGS|$400|easy|Named for a place in County Wicklow, the Glen of Imaal terrier is one of the most lovable breeds from this country|Ireland
11/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$1200|hard|His 'Rigoletto' contains the aria 'La Donna e Mobile'|Verdi
10/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE 15th CENTURY|$200|easy|It was captured by the Ottoman Turks & renamed Istanbul in 1453|Constantinople
05/02/2010|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED UNIVERSITIES|$200|easy|In jolly old England: BARDIC GEM|Cambridge
23/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE KING'S SPEECH|$800|hard|In 1969 he said, 'I receive from... Generalissimo Franco the political legitimacy born of 18 July 1936'|Juan Carlos
04/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTES FROM THE GODFATHER MOVIES|$2000|hard|'I don't like violence, Tom.  I'm' one of these|a businessman
04/01/2011|Jeopardy!|I'M MELTING|$1000|hard|(Sara of the Clue Crew stands before a map of Europe)   Snowmelt from the Alps feeds major rivers, including the Rhine that flows to the North Sea, the Danube which heads to the Black Sea, and emptying into the Mediterranean Sea is this river|the Rhone
14/10/2008|Jeopardy!|WHICH U.S. CABINET DEPARTMENT?|$400|easy|The National Park Service|Department of Interior
22/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BORN ON CHRISTMAS DAY|$200|easy|Think of this 'Angel of the Battlefield', born on Christmas in 1821, when you look at the angel on your tree|Clara Barton
22/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|POW-ER|$400|easy|Alfred Nobel named this explosive after the Greek word for power|dynamite
01/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE MANIA|$1200|hard|In this 1987 film, Cheech Marin gets deported to Mexico & must make his way back to the U.S. without any I.D.|Born in East L.A.
15/12/2004|Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES|$600|medium|This 'White Night' was also 'Nixon's Nixon'|Spiro Agnew
30/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ADD A LETTER|$1600|hard|Add a letter to a Judean military governor's surname & you get this low-impact exercise|Pilates
26/02/2007|Jeopardy!|AT THE DRUGSTORE|$1000|hard|Prilosec & Prevacid are 2 of the medications available for treating GERD, or gastroesophageal this disease|reflux
10/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$800|hard|(Hello, I'm Linda Park of Enterprise.)  A joke in the Star Trek universe is you haven't read Shakespeare until you've read him in the original this language of Worf|Klingon
22/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CHAUVINISTIC TERMS FOR WOMEN|$200|easy|Barbie, for example|doll
21/11/2007|Jeopardy!|STATES & TERRITORIES OF AUSTRALIA|$600|medium|Australia's most populous city, Sydney, is in this state with a 3-word name|New South Wales
24/05/2007|Jeopardy!|CAMBODIA, CAMEROON OR CANADA|$600|medium|The smallest in area|Cambodia
25/10/2007|Jeopardy!|RECENTLY DISCOVERED PRESIDENTIAL ADS|$400|easy|Alex Hamilton wants him to be pres.; them's fighting words.  I'm Aaron Burr & I approved this message|Thomas Jefferson
17/02/1998|Jeopardy!|FEMALE FIRSTS|$300|easy|In 1932 Hattie Caraway planted the seed for Dianne Feinstein as the first woman elected to this body|U.S. Senate
14/05/2008|Jeopardy!|THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING|$200|easy|This 'great' Russian czar tricked his wayward son Alexis into coming home--bad move for Alex|Peter the Great
07/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE FAB (18)50s|$800|hard|This 1857 Supreme Court decision permitted slavery in all U.S. territories|Dred Scott
17/04/2007|Jeopardy!|LET'S HAVE SOME SUSHI|$400|easy|I could go for some ebi, Japanese for this, but not popcorn or scampi style|shrimp
27/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THE POETRY OF LOVE|$1000|hard|'Love conquers all things; let us too surrender to love', wrote this epic poet around 39 B.C. in ancient Rome|Virgil
17/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FIRSTS|$800|hard|A veteran of the last Mercury flight & Gemini 5, he was the 1st man to make 2 orbital flights|Gordon Cooper
08/04/2008|Jeopardy!|A HOST OF GHOSTS|$1000|hard|A poltergeist known as 'Old Jeffrey' haunted the English home in which these Methodist brothers grew up|the Wesleys (John & Charles)
18/05/2000|Jeopardy!|NEW HAWAIIAN WORDS|$400|easy|Pea kina translates to 'Chinese bear', meaning this|Panda
06/10/1989|Jeopardy!|IN THE NEWS|$100|easy|In January 1989 he announced he would not seek another term as governor of Massachusetts in 1990|Michael Dukakis
16/04/2003|Jeopardy!|THEATRE TALK|$200|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from the set of The Producers.)  According to the cast of 'The Producers', actors say this three-word phrase, instead of 'Good luck'|Break a leg
26/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HEAVENLY MUSIC|$600|medium|'There's a lady who's sure all that glitters is gold and she's buying' this|A stairway to heaven
08/11/1999|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$100|easy|He's the historic 'Babe' seen here|Babe Ruth
02/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIRTH OF WORDS|$1000|hard|This Scottish entree may derive its name from the Old French for 'haguier', to chop or hash|Haggis
15/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HORSE SMARTS|$2000|hard|These horses famous for training at the Spanish Riding School of Vienna perform worldwide|the Lipizzaner stalions
06/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GYMNASTICS|$200|easy|Tossed in rhythmic gymnastics, it's 30-35'' in diameter, about the size of the hula type|Hoop
17/10/2008|Jeopardy!|SKULL|$800|hard|Seen here is the skull of the puff type of this venomous reptile|an adder
22/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CONTRONYMS|$1600|hard|To remove excess fat, or to add Christmas ornaments|trim
19/01/2001|Jeopardy!|'W'ORDS|$100|easy|The vernal equinox signals the end of this in the Northern Hemisphere|Winter
18/11/2004|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FRIENDSHIPS|$2000|hard|This adventurous man was a close friend of George Bernard Shaw & changed his name to T.E. Shaw in 1927|Lawrence of Arabia
28/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES FROM THE PAST|$800|hard|Pythagoras found the morning & evening stars were the same body; once called Aphrodite, it's now called this|Venus
27/01/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 7 DWARFS|$200|easy|The dwarfs' self-appointed leader, he wears glasses|Doc
25/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE WATERFRONT|$800|hard|An anchor from Columbus' ship the Santa Maria is on display in a museum in this Haitian port|Port au Prince
26/06/2008|Jeopardy!|WOMEN WRITERS|$1000|hard|This author of 'Orlando' based her 1922 novel 'Jacob's Room' on the life & death of her brother Thoby|(Virginia) Woolf
21/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|QUASI-RELATED PAIRS|$1600|hard|Grieg's 'Peer Gynt', for example, & ex-'West Wing'er Rob|suite & Lowe
22/01/2003|Jeopardy!|MIKE TV|$200|easy|This actor copped out in 'The Streets of San Francisco'|Michael Douglas
15/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$800|hard|The actress seen here (Kathy Kinney) plays this sitcom character|Mimi
05/02/2003|Jeopardy!|SNOWBOARDING|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Colorado)  3 ways to turn on a snowboard are skidding, jumping & this type|carving
01/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THE PRESIDENT'S KIDS|$200|easy|This president adopted John Parke Custis & Martha Parke Custis|George Washington
24/03/2010|Jeopardy!|STATE FLAGS & SEALS|$400|easy|The front of its state seal shows Lord Baltimore as a knight in full armor|Maryland
28/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|____ AND ____|$600|medium|Famed duo seen here ('70s song & dance/comedy)|Shields and Yarnell
27/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL, CAESAR|$1600|hard|Irving Caesar, who died in 1996 aged 101, wrote 'Me For You And You For Me' & the rest of the lyrics to this 1924 song|Tea For Two
20/04/2011|Jeopardy!|THE BOOK OF THE YEAR|$400|easy|'____' (Oh, you need more?  One word--Orwell)|1984
12/11/1986|Jeopardy!|A.K.A.|$400|easy|When you say 'bonjour' to Francoise Quoirez, call her by this nom de plume|Françoise Sagan
18/11/2003|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TAGLINES|$800|hard|2001: 'Power can be held in the smallest of things'|The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
27/05/2009|Jeopardy!|FIRST FEMALE LEADERS|$400|easy|President Megawati Sukarnoputri (2001)|Indonesia
11/03/1998|Jeopardy!|WHAT|$100|easy|If it drops from the compartment above your seat, put your own on before helping others|Oxygen mask
24/04/1997|Jeopardy!|COOKING|$400|easy|As a verb, it means to insert strips of fat into meat; as a noun, it's rendered pork fat itself|Lard
12/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$200|easy|In 1960 its Bombay state was divided into 2 states, Gujarat & Maharashtra, to reflect their languages|India
14/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS COLLEGE DROPOUTS|$2000|hard|This inspirational TV pastor dropped out of Oral Roberts University before writing the bestseller 'Your Best Life Now'|Joel Osteen
07/07/2000|Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$200|easy|Pass the bottle!  This Sept. 11, 1777 battle near Philadelphia  was a British victory over Washington's troops|Brandywine
05/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SCIENCE|$400|easy|In 1939 physicist Lise Meitner & her nephew Otto Frisch coined this term referring to the splitting of an atom's nucleus|nuclear fission
02/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD|$1200|hard|The New Yorker cartoonist whose work is seen here|Charles Addams
14/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH WORDS & PHRASES|$1000|hard|Trying to describe an indescribable thing, the French will say 'Je ne sais quoi', meaning this|I do not know
26/04/2006|Jeopardy!|NUMBER THAT CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT|$800|hard|It's also called the Susan B. Anthony Amendment|the 19th
24/02/2005|Jeopardy!|THE GREAT EXHIBITION OF 1851|$400|easy|There were many peepers at this American's reapers|McCormick
21/09/2000|Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS|$300|easy|In 1900 Republicans put this 'Rough Rider' on the ticket to counter the appeal of Democrat William Jennings Bryan|Theodore Roosevelt
04/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN AUTHORS|$200|easy|Anne Edwards' biography of this author is titled 'Road to Tara'|Margaret Mitchell
02/12/2005|Jeopardy!|HEY!  TAKE MY PICTURE!|$200|easy|After setting numerous records, she announced her retirement at age 30 in 1999|Steffi Graf
17/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY LYRICS|$800|hard|It's the title tune heard here|Camelot
10/03/2008|Jeopardy!|PASS THE CHOCOLATE|$800|hard|Fran's Chocolates of Seattle makes delectable caramels topped with the gray sea type of this|salt
29/06/2004|Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$200|easy|This organ is flexible, so it expands when food is eaten; its capacity in an adult is about a quart|the stomach
12/11/2004|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS AND OBSERVANCES|$400|easy|The third Sunday in June, it didn't become official until signed into law in 1972|Father's Day
16/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THERE'S A WORD FOR THAT|$400|easy|The small depressions on a golf ball are called these; smile & show yours|dimples
09/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A CHARLIE IN THE BOX|$800|hard|Occasionally called Chuck, this comics character had violent battles with his local 'kite-eating tree'|Charlie Brown
12/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATED PROVERBS|$400|easy|'Dead men T. N. T.'|tell no tales
31/10/2002|Jeopardy!|FRIENDS IN HISTORY|$1000|hard|Monica ends up in France on July 14, 1789 & freaks out at the mess Parisians make storming this prison|the Bastille
28/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S REVOLTING!|$1000|hard|The Moro National Liberation Front|Philippines
15/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITTLE DOG|$600|medium|The name of the papillon means this; a drop-eared type is called phalene, 'moth'|Butterfly
01/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'CAN' IT!|$200|easy|In 1973 Cape Kennedy's name reverted to this|Cape Canaveral
10/02/1986|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN INDIANS|$100|easy|Though often credited with winning it, this Sioux medicine man sat out of the Battle of Little Big Horn|Sitting Bull
25/09/1995|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$200|easy|In 'Ivanhoe' Wilfred has been disinherited for following this crusading king|Richard the Lionhearted
03/02/2000|Jeopardy!|R-RATED OPERA|$100|easy|In a jealous rage, a soldier murders the gypsy with whom he's had a passionate affair in this Bizet opera|Carmen
01/10/2009|Jeopardy!|I READ IT IN A BOOK ONCE|$200|easy|''Some pig!' whispered Mr. Zuckerman.  They stared and stared for a long time at Wilbur'|Charlotte's Web
15/05/2009|Jeopardy!|SCINTILLATING SYLLABUS|$600|medium|A class at Bowdoin College studies directors like Romero & Craven in a review of this genre of movies|horror films
22/03/1990|Jeopardy!|WEDDINGS|$100|easy|Superstition says that to ensure good luck a bride must wear these 4 items|Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue
12/10/2006|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THAT SOUND?|$200|easy|Ports lying on the banks of this sound include Bremerton, Everett & Tacoma|Puget Sound
09/01/2012|Jeopardy!|POINT THE 'FINGER'|$600|medium|The lunula is the small white crescent-moon-shaped part of one of these|fingernails
28/12/2000|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL|$100|easy|This slugging right fielder is nicknamed 'Slammin' Sammy'|Sammy Sosa
25/09/2000|Jeopardy!|TWAIN TRACTS|$500|medium|In 'Innocents Abroad' Twain derides this city's mistreatment of Galileo & its love of the Medicis|Florence
14/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S ON YOUR iPOD?|$2000|hard|(I'm Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.)  You'll find this sax man who took 'Giant Steps' to modernize jazz with his innovative 'Sheets of Sound' playing style|John Coltrane
26/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HOUR OF THE 'WOLF'|$1200|hard|This park for the performing arts is found in Virginia just outside of Washington, D.C.|Wolf Trap
20/06/2011|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE CHARACTERS' DYING WORDS|$800|hard|'I kissed thee ere I killed thee. no way but this, killing myself, to die upon a kiss'|Othello
15/01/1998|Jeopardy!|SEPARATING SHEEP FROM GOATS|$100|easy|Moth or butterfly?  If it flutters by day, it's most likely this|Butterfly
04/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|2 'P's|$1200|hard|A particular personal annoyance commonly listed in high school yearbooks|pet peeve
03/10/1996|Jeopardy!|THEME PARK THRILLERS|$100|easy|Hersheypark's new 'Wildcat' rollercoaster is a blast from the past; it's made of this material|wood
27/12/1999|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL FACTS|$500|medium|(Hi, I'm George Clinton)  In 1805 New York governor George Clinton became vice president under this man|Thomas Jefferson
30/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$400|easy|1 of 2 women to serve as permanent U.S. representative to the United Nations|Madeleine Albright (or Jeanne Kirkpatrick)
26/11/2004|Jeopardy!|FRAIDY CAT|$2000|hard|A person with ornithophobia & apiphobia may avoid a talk on this subject feared by erotophobics|the birds and the bees (or sex)
11/11/2010|Jeopardy!|MYSTERY MEAT|$400|easy|This poisoning usually picked up from bad canned meat takes its name from the Latin word for sausage|botulism
26/04/2000|Jeopardy!|LINCOLN SPEAKS!|$100|easy|Lincoln's line 'A house divided by itself cannot stand' is a paraphrase from this second gospel|Mark
08/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY FIRST|$800|hard|Of Snow White's 7 dwarfs|Bashful
12/02/1999|Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$500|medium|The name of this imperial emblem of Japan is Greek for 'golden flower'|the chrysanthemum
04/03/2008|Jeopardy!|LANDMARKS THE SPOT|$200|easy|A common transport is seen here in this European city|Venice
22/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|I REFUSE|$800|hard|In 1943 this woman who later made a famous refusal was elected secretary of the Montgomery NAACP|Rosa Parks
23/07/2010|Jeopardy!|IT'S A LONG WAY TO TIPPERARY|$200|easy|First, get yourself to New York, Chicago or Boston & hop on this Irish airline that first flew on May 27, 1936|Aer Lingus
20/07/2011|Jeopardy!|CELEBS WE'D LIKE TO SEE ON REALITY SHOWS|$800|hard|Ladies & gentlemen, please enjoy the comedy stylings of Mr. Harry Reid on this NBC show hosted by Craig Robinson|Last Comic Standing
12/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LAW|$600|medium|This word can mean to terminate a right or to quench a flame|Extinguish
04/11/1991|Jeopardy!|1991 FILMS|$300|easy|Harrison Ford played a lawyer who lost his identity after a gunshot wound in this film|Regarding Henry
01/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GILBERT & SULLIVAN|$400|easy|Frankly, my dear, Victorians were shocked when the captain in 'H.M.S. Pinafore' said this swear word|damn
29/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|POE FOLKS|$200|easy|'I was a child, and she was a child, in this kingdom by the sea, but we loved with a love that was more than love, I' & she|Annabel Lee
16/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HAPPY MADISON|$800|hard|(Adam delivers the clue again.) Drew Barrymore has problems remembering the name of this 2004 movie we starred in that's set in Hawaii|50 First Dates
30/01/1996|Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICANS|$300|easy|This future chief of the Menominee helped the English capture Fort Mackinac, b'gosh|Oshkosh
02/12/1988|Jeopardy!|SCHOOL DAYS|$300|easy|The viewing of these is reported to be superseding Cliff Notes for quick cramming|videos
21/10/2009|Jeopardy!|WHAT BIG TEETH YOU HAVE!|$200|easy|This 'eager' animal's 20 teeth, include 4 strong, curved front ones that never wear out, as they grow through its life|a beaver
01/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'90s BEST PICTURE PLOT POINTS|$800|hard|Multi-talented man scores for the Crimson Tide & bests Chinese at ping pong, among other feats|Forrest Gump
30/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DEEPWATER PORTS BY COUNTRY|$2000|hard|New Mangalore, Pondicherry|India
25/01/2005|Jeopardy!|WINEMAKING|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew strolls through a cellar lined with barrels in Napa Valley, CA.)  This type of wood is traditionally used for aging primarily because of the flavor it imparts to wine|oak
15/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ECONOMICS|$2000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew shows a graph of 'annual widget production' vs. 'unit cost in $' on the monitor.)  When greater production capacity brings cost per unit down, a business is using economies of this|scale
02/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$2000|hard|In June 1864 Union Gen. David Hunter burned this school, Stonewall Jackson's former workplace|Virginia Military Institute
16/07/2010|Jeopardy!|A MAJOR IN HISTORY|$800|hard|In 1876 this U.S. Army major with a singular name published his 'Rules of Order'|(Major Henry) Robert
23/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MEXICO|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew sets down to la cena with four friends in the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico.) In Mexico, you can enjoy the music of this type of band whose name may come from the word 'marriage'|mariachi
08/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE GUYS|$400|easy|This Pole died in 1543, days after receiving the first copy of his book 'On the Revolutions of Heavenly Bodies'|Copernicus
13/01/2000|Jeopardy!|QUOTABLE POTENT POTABLES|$100|easy|Voltaire compared the British to this beverage of theirs: 'Froth on top, dregs at the bottom, the middle excellent'|Beer
04/04/2006|Jeopardy!|CHICK LIT|$800|hard|Samantha longs for love on Capitol Hill in 'Sammy's Hill' by Kristin, daughter of this politician|Al Gore
20/09/2010|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC|$200|easy|Though his last name means 'pertaining to a city', this 'Defying Gravity' singer is a country superstar|Keith Urban
07/04/1988|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD HISTORY|$500|medium|The 2 husbands of Elizabeth Taylor who starred opposite her in films for which she won Oscars|Richard Burton & Eddie Fisher
04/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A 'SIN'|$400|easy|It can mean to burn slightly, or to burn the ends of hair or cloth|singe
14/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|VACATION FUN|$1200|hard|For 3 months each year, you can stay at Quebec's Hotel de Glace, which is built out of this|ice
20/06/2008|Jeopardy!|OH, I'VE GOT A 4-LETTER WORD FOR YOU|$200|easy|Basically jail on a ship, it's the boat compartment where prisoners are confined|brig
08/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EGYPTIAN GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|One of Egypt's easternmost points is Ras Banas, which juts out into this body of water|the Red Sea
11/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SARAH-DIPITY|$2000|hard|Mel Torme said this jazz great had 'the single best vocal instrument of any singer...in the popular field'|Sarah Vaughn
22/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CONGRESS|$1000|hard|High school students can use this only with a note from their principal saying other sources didn't pan out|Library of Congress
09/01/2001|Jeopardy!|NOW HEAR THIS!|$300|easy|Also known as a rail, this type of racing car heard here does its thing in under 5 seconds|a drag racer
23/01/1998|Jeopardy!|TEAMMATES|$400|easy|This team of surveyors really knew where to draw the line -- between Maryland & Pennsylvania|Mason & Dixon
16/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL NOBILITY|$400|easy|Born in 1935, he became, simply, 'The King'|Elvis Presley
01/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FACE BOOK|$400|easy|'Gone with the Wind' opens with a description of her 'arresting' face|Scarlett O'Hara
28/02/2007|Jeopardy!|MORE SONGS|$600|medium|In a 1986 anti-war song, Sting hoped that these title people 'love their children too'|the Russians
05/09/1997|Jeopardy!|JACKIE ROBINSON|$100|easy|Jackie's historic major league debut came April 15, 1947 at this Brooklyn Dodgers home park|Ebbets Field
09/12/2010|Jeopardy!|CREATURES OF THE NIGHT|$400|easy|If you've never seen a 'flying' one of these, it might be because they're nocturnal (Bullwinkle's pal is an exception)|squirrel
01/03/2004|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SITCOM EPISODES|$1000|hard|'Basil the Rat'|Fawlty Towers
02/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$400|easy|'Some Hearts', her debut CD, was the best-selling female country album of 2005, 2006 & 2007|Carrie Underwood
21/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'P'AINTERS & 'P'AINTING|$2000|hard|An anarchist, he was the only artist whose work was at every one of the Impressionist exhibitions|Pissarro
02/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$200|easy|Legend says this Japanese mountain was created during an earthquake in 286 B.C.|Mt. Fuji
06/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINMENT|$400|easy|This singer & drummer for Genesis recently announced his exodus from the group|Phil Collins
20/11/1998|Jeopardy!|THE STOCK MARKET|$100|easy|Stocks not listed on exchanges are said to be sold this way, like nonprescription drugs|over-the-counter
21/05/2003|Jeopardy!|'W'ORDS|$200|easy|This kitchen tool with coiled wires attached to a handle is used to make liquids thick & frothy|whisk
05/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE GOOD LIFE|$400|easy|6-letter word for a beauty treatment that covers the area from forehead to chin|Facial
25/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|1831|$2000|hard|In 1831 the Anti-this party held the first national nominating convention in U.S. history|Anti-Masonic Party
28/04/2005|Jeopardy!|ON THE 'GO'|$1000|hard|In the Book of Daniel, he survives being put into a furnace|Abednego
02/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BONES HUMANA|$800|hard|The palatine bone forms the roof of the mouth & the floor of this|the nasal cavity
23/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GONE TO THE DOGS|$400|easy|Reaching 34'' in height, the tallest dog is the Irish variety of this|Wolfhound
16/10/2008|Jeopardy!|RECENTLY DISCOVERED ANCIENT ROMANS|$1000|hard|He was 'living in' this 8-letter state of being completely forgotten or unknown|Oblivion
31/12/2002|Jeopardy!|'P'-RUSSIA|$200|easy|This czar gave Russia a 'window to the west' when he built a new capital on land taken from Sweden|Peter the Great
06/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CIRCUS TALK|$1000|hard|This word for the attention-getting talk used to lure customers inside became a synonym for exaggerated publicity|Ballyhoo
20/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|$600|medium|This 'uncertain' man was director of Berlin's Max Planck Physics Institute from 1942 to 1945|Werner Heisenberg
28/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I SAY, HERMIONE|$800|hard|In mythology Hermione was the daughter of Menelaus & her, & must have hoped to look like mom|Helen of Troy
23/12/1998|Jeopardy!|GUINNESS RECORDS|$400|easy|There are more statues honoring this religious leader than any other person in the world|Buddha
26/06/2006|Jeopardy!|THREE ON A MATCH|$800|hard|The 3 B's of classical music|Bach, Brahms & Beethoven
19/05/2003|Jeopardy!|MERCURIAL|$800|hard|This Mercury astronaut didn't make it into orbit when launched May 5, 1961|Alan Shepard
12/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ANTONYMS|$800|hard|Antonyms in the next line of the song heard here ('Karma karma karma karma karma chameleon, you...')|Come and go
07/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS WORKS|$400|easy|J.S. Bach's B Minor one of these religious compositions is 'heavy', man|mass
26/01/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$100|easy|Principal port cities on this gulf include Mobile & Tampa|Gulf of Mexico
26/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$200|easy|1719 novel about a mariner who lived 8 & 20 years all alone in an uninhabited island|Robinson Crusoe
02/04/1990|Jeopardy!|NAMESAKES|$100|easy|Some authorities believe it was actually Jim Bowie's brother Rezin who designed this weapon|Bowie Knife
27/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|KNIGHTS OF THE DICTIONARY?|$800|hard|He's the knight who guards the outer boundary of a circle|circumference
08/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HOW MANY FEET LONG?|$800|hard|A meterstick|3
02/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, BEAUTIFUL|$400|easy|Apparently, 'What Women Want' was to vote his gams the 'Sexiest Celebrity Legs' in a 2001 survey by Hanes|Mel Gibson
19/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$2000|hard|The Kennedy Library was designed by this world-famous architect who gave it a soaring glass-enclosed pavillion|(I.M.) Pei
05/12/2000|Jeopardy!|POT-POURRI|$400|easy|The 3 main types of pottery are stoneware, porcelain & this most common 'ware', seen here:|Earthenware
01/10/2008|Jeopardy!|UPDATED LITERATURE?|$1000|hard|Gregor Samsa awakes one day transformed into a gigantic insect; family sprays him with industrial-sized can of Raid|Metamorphosis
01/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PUTTING ON HEIRS|$800|hard|After his dad John the Fearless was killed in 1419, Philip the Good became duke of this famed French red-wine region|Burgundy
12/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|COLD-BLOODED ANIMALS|$200|easy|When a tadpole becomes an adult frog this anatomical feature is absorbed by its body|tail
21/01/1998|Jeopardy!|BRITISH ROYAL LOVE AFFAIRS|$200|easy|A tall, thin mistress of George I was nicknamed this, for a tall, thin thing folks dance around on May 1|Maypole
13/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'FAR' SIDE|$1600|hard|It sounds like something Rover brought from a long ways away, but it means 'improbable'|far-fetched
20/11/1992|Jeopardy!|NORTH & SOUTH|$300|easy|On November 7, 1862, Ambrose Burnside replaced him as commander of the Army of the Potomac|McClellan
07/05/2002|Jeopardy!|PLAY BALL!|$800|hard|Just a week after Roy Campanella's death, the Dodgers lost this Hall of Famer & broadcaster|(Don) Drysdale
22/03/2005|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$200|easy|The English borrowed this Tongan word for 'forbidden' & made it a noun referring to the prohibition itself|taboo
28/11/2006|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'B'|$600|medium|A nice word for 'cowlike' (6)|bovine
13/09/2006|Jeopardy!|OFF COURSE, OFF COURSE|$600|medium|In 1999 software & navigation issues kept the Polar Lander & the Climate Orbiter from exploring this planet|Mars
02/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'A' PLUS|$600|medium|'The Left Handed Dictionary' defines this as 'A man you can shut up by closing a book'|Author
27/01/1999|Jeopardy!|GIVE ME A 'C'|$200|easy|When served as food, squid often goes by this Italian name|Calamari
11/05/2011|Jeopardy!|LET'S VISIT OTTAWA|$1000|hard|In 1857 she picked out Ottawa to be the capital of Canada|Queen Victoria
20/12/2002|Jeopardy!|FAMILY FILMS|$800|hard|Gaby Hoffmann & Macaulay Culkin play niece & nephew to John Candy in this 1989 comedy|Uncle Buck
28/07/2010|Jeopardy!|NFL QBs OFF THE FIELD|$200|easy|He was the king of Mardi Gras' 2010 Bacchus parade & would likely be elected king of Louisiana, if he wanted|Drew Brees
26/11/2004|Jeopardy!|FRAIDY CAT|$400|easy|Gallophobia is not a fear of wine, but a fear of this country that produces a lot of wine|France
21/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|Cristoforo Colombo Int'l Airport serves this city, Italy's busiest port|Genoa
09/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE WORLD PRESS|$400|easy|The Communist newspaper Granma was named for the yacht sailed from Mexico to Cuba in 1956 by rebels led by him|Castro
28/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENT, SPEL-EMENT|$800|hard|Boron, aluminum, potassium|B Al K
04/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$400|easy|The Treaty of Paris of 1783 extended the border of the U.S. west to this river|the Mississippi
21/03/2008|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$400|easy|Red, video, measuring|tape
03/06/2011|Jeopardy!|'BEE' HAPPY|$400|easy|Dating to 1812, Augustiner Keller in Munich is this type of outdoor drinking establishment|a beer garden
21/12/2010|Jeopardy!|A HAT-EGORY|$600|medium|The traditional academic costume worn at commencement ceremonies is a gown & one of these caps|a mortarboard
14/05/1999|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE TOWNS|$500|medium|The Air Force Academy|Colorado Springs
17/01/2005|Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED IN THE '70s|$1000|hard|His brief 34-day reign as pope in 1978 was a week longer than a predecessor's in 1605|John Paul I
19/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$2000|hard|'100 Soup Cans'|Andy Warhol
28/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE LAND DOWN UNDER|$800|hard|A little thorn bird told us that before she took up writing, she was a neurophysiologist|Colleen McCullough
11/07/2003|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA|$800|hard|From his headquarters in what is now Hopewell, this general directed the 1864-65 siege of nearby Petersburg|Ulysses S. Grant
24/10/2000|Jeopardy!|CHARACTER STUDY|$200|easy|Natasha Rostova, Pierre Bezuhov, Napoleon|War and Peace
14/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$800|hard|Willamette University, in this state capital, is called the oldest institution of higher learning in the West|Salem, Oregon
31/12/1999|Jeopardy!|HEAVENLY BODIES|$400|easy|She was the first VJ to appear on both MTV & MTV Latino|Daisy Fuentes
11/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$200|easy|In 1989 Barbara Harris became the first woman in the history of the Episcopal Church to be made this|bishop
18/07/2011|Jeopardy!|COMMON BOND CUISINE|$800|hard|Albondigas, Swedish, sweet & sour|meatballs
05/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE WARPATH|$400|easy|This special forces unit was the unlikely subject of a 1966 No. 1 hit by Staff Sergeant Barry Sadler|the Green Berets
04/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'60s POP MUSIC|$2000|hard|After this group's first album, both Denny Laine & Clint Warwick left; Justin Hayward & John Lodge filled the void|The Moody Blues
01/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|YEAR OF THE HEADLINE|$600|medium|Operation 'Desert Storm' begins; Iraq Invaded!|1991
15/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GET TO WORK|$1000|hard|It's a type of criminal, or a person who heats & hammers metal into shape|Forger
10/11/1987|Jeopardy!|STORYTELLERS|$500|medium|He wrote two collections of modern fables, several fairytales, and 'My World and Welcome to It'|James Thurber
26/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|This capital city is situated in the Judean Hills|Jerusalem
05/03/2001|Jeopardy!|AMERICA-PODGE|$400|easy|[Hi, I'm J.J. Stokes, wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers]  I was the all-time leading receiver for this school where Mark Harmon was once an All-American quarterback|UCLA
05/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OZ|$400|easy|The MGM classic 'The Wizard of Oz' premiered in August of this year|1939
07/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'F'!|$1600|hard|A numerical set of Vivaldi concertos|The Four Seasons
06/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RUBY|$400|easy|In newspapers, Jack Ruby was invariably described as an 'operator' of these joints|strip joints (or nightclubs)
25/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$800|hard|Shakespeare said of this handsome mythological man, 'hunting he lov'd, but love he laugh'd to scorn'|Adonis
21/04/2009|Jeopardy!|BIRTHSTONES... MEET THE BIRTHSTONES|$400|easy|In song this July birthstone precedes 'Tuesday'|ruby
16/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE STUFF|$2000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew explains a diagram shown on a screen.)  Many people are concerned about the long-term consequences of this effect that traps energy from the sun|the greenhouse effect
11/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'F'|$2000|hard|Tired soldier's leave of absence (8)|furlough
02/11/2005|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS EXPRESSIONS|None|None|This cliche about superfluousness is derived from criticism of a 2nd coronation in Shakespeare's 'King John'|gilding the lily
06/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$800|hard|In 1971 he published 'The Vantage Point: Perspectives of the Presidency, 1963-1969'|Lyndon Johnson
06/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$6000|hard|In 1869 this Russian chemist predicted the properties of 3 undiscovered elements based on his periodic law|(Dmitri) Mendeleev
13/04/2004|Jeopardy!|'NEW' PLACES|$200|easy|Its state seal shows 2 eagles, one of them standing on a cactus with a snake in its beak|New Mexico
18/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$400|easy|Edmund Ruffin, credited with doing this at the war's start, shot himself after hearing of the surrender|Firing the First Shot from the South
23/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|RADIO FACES|$2000|hard|This disc jockey is often credited with coining the term 'rock 'n' roll'|Alan Freed
10/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$200|easy|The Yasukuni Shrine in this Asian capital honors the war dead|Tokyo
29/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMA|$800|hard|Robert Bolt depicted Elizabeth I in 'Vivat! Vivat Regina!' & Henry VIII in this play|A Man for All Seasons
21/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS TALK|$1600|hard|From the Latin for 'to roll together', it's a corporation of several companies involved in a variety of businesses|conglomerate
10/09/2001|Jeopardy!|MICHAEL JACKSON HITS IN OTHER WORDS|$500|medium|1982: 'Said Female Belongs To Me'|The Girl Is Mine
06/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CEREAL LETTER DROP|$400|easy|After the letter loss, Tony the Tiger is pushing phony art masterpieces to the unsuspecting|Frosted Fakes
19/01/2011|Jeopardy!|EVERYDAY HEROES|$400|easy|Disadvantaged kids can learn to play music with this Maryland city's symphony thanks to Marin Alsop's $100,000 donation|Baltimore
30/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY OPERAS|$800|hard|This Swede's 1907 play 'The Ghost Sonata' inspired a 1984 chamber opera by Aribert Reimann|Strindberg
24/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR-WINNING MOVIE SYNOPSES|$1600|hard|C.C. loans out his dwelling to his superiors for their trysts; falls for Fran|The Apartment
07/11/2000|Jeopardy!|TV SETTINGS|$400|easy|In the '60s this town full of secrets was home to the Harringtons & the Mackenzies|Peyton Place
01/03/2011|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$200|easy|Schweinknochel, a German favorite, are this animal's knuckles|a pig
23/04/1998|Jeopardy!|LEX' LAB|$200|easy|Lex traded in his optical one for a scanning electron one & increased his magnification 50x|Microscope
12/04/2007|Jeopardy!|ONLY SMALL ACTORS|$400|easy|In between 'Austin Powers' movies, this actor played Griphook the Goblin in 'Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone'|Verne Troyer
21/06/2005|Jeopardy!|KING JAMES BIBLE BEASTS|$400|easy|I Kings 10 tells us that these were imported from Egypt at 150 shekels each; the chariots were extra|horses
07/03/2006|Jeopardy!|EXPENSIVE HOLLYWOOD DIVORCES|$1000|hard|In 1994 it was 'Dances with Alimony Payments' for this actor when he coughed up $80 million to Cindy|Kevin Costner
26/06/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$500|medium|Alaska's second-largest city, it was founded shortly after gold was discovered there|Fairbanks
10/01/2003|Jeopardy!|TOYS & GAMES|$600|medium|Harry, seen here, is one of these collectibles|a Beanie Baby
30/09/2010|Jeopardy!|NOVEL HAIKU|$600|medium|Ultra-violence / Burgess hits the ol' milkbar / Ah, dystopia|A Clockwork Orange
07/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|URBAN DICTIONARY LINGO|$400|easy|A 'polarpoint presentation' is an office meeting in which the boss has adjusted this so no one will nap|air conditioning (or temperature)
17/11/1988|Jeopardy!|IN THE NEWS|$100|easy|Business is no longer 'hopping' in these clubs, now that the last one in the U.S., in Lansing, Michigan, has closed|Playboy Clubs
19/07/1991|Jeopardy!|NONSENSE POETRY|$300|easy|Hilaire Belloc wrote, 'When I'm dead, I hope it may be said: 'His sins were scarlet, but his books were'' this|read
02/12/1999|Jeopardy!|ROLLING 'STONE'|$200|easy|Menippe mercenaria, this large edible crustacean, is found widely along the U.S. Atlantic coast|Stone crab
03/12/2010|Jeopardy!|REGION-ISMS|$400|easy|Monopoly has cards called this 'chest'|community
16/05/2001|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL ALMA MATERS|$200|easy|Whittier, 1934; Duke Law School, 1937|Richard Nixon
07/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LEANING|$400|easy|Lifting or other violent abuse of a pinball machine gets you the 'slam' type of this, ending the game|a tilt
30/10/2008|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN RESTAURANTS|$800|hard|The Caucus Room on 9th St. NW in this city is truly bipartisan; it's owned by Democrats & Republicans|Washington, D.C.
05/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CHICK FLICKS|$1000|hard|Title of the 1993 tearjerker seen here:|Sleepless in Seattle
26/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|TV DETECTIVES|$1000|hard|Det. whose show was spun off from 'Barney Miller', but thrown back due to small ratings|Fish
01/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN INDIANS|$600|medium|The 2 'superpower' adversaries of the French & Indian War|French and English
13/12/1996|Jeopardy!|MONKEY BUSINESS|$100|easy|The title of this 1995 Bruce Willis film refers to a group that may have lauched a deadly plague|12 Monkeys
24/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MAN UP|$1600|hard|He described the moonscape that he walked on as 'magnificent desolation', also the title of his 2009 memoir|Buzz Aldrin
06/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL SONGS|$1200|hard|'Hey where did we go, days when the rains came Down in the hollow playin' a new game'|Brown Eyed Girl
03/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE MUSICAL QUESTION|$1200|hard|1987 Madonna tune that was No. 1 & 1987 Madonna movie that wasn't quite as popular|'Who's That Girl'
02/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'S' & 'M'|$1000|hard|St. Augustine's mom|Saint Monica
23/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS LEADERS|$800|hard|Briefly a baptist & later a non-denominational Christian, he founded R.I. as a center of religious liberty|Roger Williams
21/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL USA|$1200|hard|A midnight trip to this Freeport, Maine retailer founded in 1912 is a tradition for college students in New England|L.L. Bean
27/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew stands near a sculpture)  Washington holds a wampum belt in this work honoring the Oneida who traveled 400 miles in the winter of 1777-78 to bring food to the starving men at this site|Valley Forge
26/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SPEECH|$200|easy|The roof of the mouth; a cleft one may lead to difficulty in articulation|palate
27/03/2003|Jeopardy!|V FOR...|$200|easy|Back in ancient Rome, when someone gave you V he gave you this|5
05/11/2002|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL PETS|$800|hard|Charlie, one of the Kennedys' dogs, was a distant offspring of the dog that played this role in 'The Thin Man'|Asta
23/10/2009|Jeopardy!|THE (LEGAL) CHILDREN OF HENRY VIII|$1000|hard|The one who re-established Protestantism as official through the Acts of Supremacy & Uniformity|Elizabeth I
03/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HELLO, NATHANIEL|$1200|hard|Jamie Foxx plays homeless musician Nathaniel Ayers in this 2009 film|The Soloist
27/05/2005|Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$600|medium|A doctor in her first year out of med school; when you add 'ist' you get a specialist|an intern (internist accepted)
07/05/2003|Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$400|easy|Sadly, about one in 100 adolescent girls suffers from either bulimia or this related eating disorder|anorexia
22/04/2010|Jeopardy!|SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER|$600|medium|Your 8-month-old is the sick one; you'll be home pulling these chilled rings out of the freezer as the party rages|teething rings
01/06/2004|Jeopardy!|INVENTIVE WOMEN|$200|easy|Josephine Richardson built a better one of these & got patent No. 4,829,704 beating a path to her door|a mousetrap
07/11/2000|Jeopardy!|HOW SOON WE FORGET|$100|easy|In 1993 Polish-born general John Shalikashvili became chairman of this group|Joint Chiefs of Staff
22/09/2010|Final Jeopardy!|THE BRITISH ISLES|None|None|Britain's oldest known scrap of material called this, sometimes identified as shepherd's plaid, dates from 250 A.D.|tartan
02/03/2001|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$100|easy|As you might guess, the Country Music Association is based in this city|Nashville
18/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EARTHQUAKES|$1200|hard|S, or secondary, seismic waves travel fairly slowly, but these waves deep in the earth exceed 25,000 mph|P waves (primary)
06/12/2011|Jeopardy!|MY MOVIES|$400|easy|'My ____ Foot '|Left
30/05/2001|Jeopardy!|BIRDIES|$100|easy|This tiny bird gets its name from the noise produced by its rapid wingbeat|Hummingbird
13/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATI|$1700|hard|He succeeded Margaret Fuller as editor of the transcendentalist journal The Dial in 1842|Ralph Waldo Emerson
19/12/2006|Jeopardy!|A CHRISTMAS SONGBOOK|$1000|hard|'No crib for a bed, the little Lord Jesus laid down His sweet head'|Away In A Manger
19/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MADE|$2000|hard|In the 2008 movie, Iron Man's suit is an alloy of gold & this metal|titanium
06/10/1989|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY ALMA MATERS|$400|easy|Child star who appeared in her 1st film in 1972 & graduated magna cum laude from Yale in 1985|Jodie Foster
11/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE GUYS|$1000|hard|He was doing research on influenza when he accidentally discovered penicillin|Alexander Fleming
07/02/2001|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATED S|$200|easy|On a clothing size tag|small
09/04/1999|Jeopardy!|VIDEO-POURRI|$500|medium|Here's a portion of the new U.S. version of this denomination, unveiled June 12, 1997 (picture of U.S. Grant)|$50 bill
14/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|'C' IN SCIENCE|$600|medium|These windstorms spiral clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere & counterclockwise in the Northern|a cyclone
06/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PUDDING|$800|hard|It's the traditional type of pudding demanded in 'We Wish You A Merry Christmas'|Figgy pudding
28/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|AKA|$200|easy|While living in Puerto Rico, Sally Jesse added this, her mother's maiden name. to her own|Raphael
27/04/2005|Jeopardy!|SINGERS ALSO KNOWN AS|$800|hard|This hip-hop crooner whose first hit was 'Think Of You' does have a last name--it's Raymond|Usher
23/05/2005|Jeopardy!|THE SMART SET|$1000|hard|This ex-sailor published 3 early sea plays in the magazine, including 'The Long Voyage Home'|Eugene O'Neill
08/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL U.S. CITIES|$800|hard|Washington used Elijah Miller's house in this New York town as his HQ at the Battle of Chatterton Hill|White Plains
24/03/2010|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES IN THE BIG BROTHER HOUSE|$400|easy|The houseguests boot this American general who took over command of Philadelphia in 1778 for his dastardly double dealing|(Benedict) Arnold
26/06/2006|Jeopardy!|THE BIG SLEEP|$400|easy|Lady Macbeth has a famous scene where she experiences this, aka somnambulism; things don't work out well for her|sleepwalking
18/06/1998|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$300|easy|He's played Pete Ryan, Alexander Mundy & Jonathan Hart|Robert Wagner
13/02/2003|Jeopardy!|VACATION FUN|$600|medium|Wow!  You can see what you'd look like in one of Ms. Parton's wigs at this theme park named for her|Dollywood
05/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE POET|$200|easy|''Twas brillig, and the slithy toves did gyre and gimble in the wabe'|Lewis Carroll
12/02/2007|Jeopardy!|SCREEN TEENS|$600|medium|It's Lindsay Lohan vs. the Plastics in this Tina Fey-scripted school farce|Mean Girls
14/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE STARS ARE OUT ON BROADWAY|$400|easy|He was a Roman assassin in 2005's 'Julius Caesar'; in 2007, he taught the 'Great Debaters'|Denzel Washington
19/11/1998|Jeopardy!|MARRIAGE & KIDS|$100|easy|'Sponsor' is another term for this; Don Vito Corleone was Johnny Fontane's sponsor|Godfather
05/12/1996|Jeopardy!|'MAN'LY WORDS & PHRASES|$400|easy|Tube pasta filled with meat & cheese & served with tomato sauce|Manicotti
21/04/2010|Jeopardy!|SKIP TO MY 'LOO'|$400|easy|5-letter word for 'remote in manner'|aloof
22/07/1999|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY HODGEPODGE|$500|medium|No wonder Kiri Te Kanawa became an opera singer; she's a descendant of this noted partner of W.S. Gilbert|Arthur Sullivan
12/04/2007|Jeopardy!|I FEEL 'ILL'|$1000|hard|Kitchen refuse given to pigs|swill
30/04/2007|Jeopardy!|TRAVELING ABROAD|$800|hard|You can go visit this 'glorious' nation seen here|Kazakhstan
23/09/2005|Jeopardy!|THE BAD NEWS BEARERS|$600|medium|Russell Jones won a 1957 Pulitzer for reporting on 'ruthless Soviet repression of' this rebellious people|the Hungarians
21/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1600|hard|Director of 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon' whose signature song is 'God Bless The USA'|Ang Lee Greenwood
10/09/1984|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN CUISINE|$200|easy|A British variety is called 'bangers', a Mexican variety, 'chorizo'|sausage
24/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'S'MORGASBORD|$2000|hard|This Italian dish that contains slices of veal & prosciutto sounds like a Cirque du Soleil show|saltimbocca
18/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|STATES' LONGEST RIVERS|$1200|hard|Susquehanna River|Pennsylvania
10/01/2012|Jeopardy!|IT MIGHT SURPRISE YOU|$600|medium|Contrary to popular belief this critter does not commit mass suicide in times of overpopulation|a lemming
24/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY AWARDS|$200|easy|He won the Booker Prize for 'Midnight's Children'; his 'Satanic Verses' was nominated but didn't win|Salman Rushdie
29/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATIONS|$200|easy|A TV network:            ABC|American Broadcasting Company
01/07/2005|Jeopardy!|GREEN 'T'|$200|easy|You wouldn't want to meet this scary, royal, supposedly green creature in a dark alley|a Tyrannosaurus rex
11/06/2001|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL YOUNG 'UNS|$500|medium|The turkey|Poult/chick
01/03/2007|Jeopardy!|RECONSTRUCTION|$600|medium|The Freedman's Bureau aided in establishing black colleges, including this Washington, D.C. school|Howard
18/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES' LAST LINES|$1600|hard|1931-- 'Mother of mercy, is this the end of Rico?'|Little Caesar
03/10/1986|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$500|medium|Denomination founded by a group of Oxford University students led by John Wesley|Methodism
18/11/2011|Jeopardy!|SEEING A BIT OF AMERICA|$600|medium|Let's hit Midtown at the New York City landmark with this address|30 Rockefeller Plaza                            * 96.0330
02/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|X|$600|medium|Cable network that's home to 'The X Show'|FX
04/10/2002|Jeopardy!|THAT'S SO '90s|$200|easy|Joe Brown, Greg Mathis & Mills Lane joined the ranks of these on TV|TV judges
24/03/2003|Jeopardy!|FRENCH RULER NICKNAMES|$600|medium|In 1300 a French minstrel might have sung, 'Are you going to Philip IV' the this|Fair
03/07/1998|Jeopardy!|REAL ESTATE|$200|easy|In 1947 the U.S. was given a 99-year one on Philippine military bases -- it was later shortened|Lease
04/10/1991|Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHIES|$400|easy|William Wright delves into the life & death of this Greek heiress in 'All The Pain That Money Can Buy'|Cristina Onassis
19/03/1998|Jeopardy!|IN THE AIR UP THERE|$200|easy|Term for the moisture of the air, it's given in relative terms in forecasts|humidity
12/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RECENT OBITS|$400|easy|On Oct. 19, 2008 this fashion maven known for his 'Worst Dressed' lists passed away at age 86|Mr. Blackwell
13/02/2003|Jeopardy!|WEBSITES|$800|hard|Seen here, Arfie fetches results at this metasearch engine|Dogpile
05/02/1993|Jeopardy!|1992|$200|easy|In July this new Israeli prime minister went to Cairo to meet President Mubarak|Yitzhak Rabin
25/06/2007|Final Jeopardy!|RELIGION IN AMERICA|None|None|This Protestant movement got its name from an early 20th century text that listed 5 basic elements|Fundamentalism
20/05/2008|Jeopardy!|ON THE 'WAR'PATH|$400|easy|Homeothermic, like mammals|warm-blooded
01/10/2009|Jeopardy!|WHAT, ME HURRY?|$200|easy|So it's 6:55 P.M., so what?  The Sarge told me to be on duty at 1900 hours!  That's not until this civilian time|7:00 P.M.
27/11/2000|Jeopardy!|SPACE EXPLORATION|$300|easy|On February 14, 1990, it took its final photo from 3.7 billion miles: of the sun & 6 planets, including the Earth|Voyager
05/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DOROTHYS, REBECCAS & SUMMERS|$400|easy|'Rebecca of' this 'Farm' is a popular children's book by Kate Douglas Wiggin|Sunnybrook Farm
17/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN HISTORY|$1000|hard|Leaders in this movement to unite the continent included Kwame Nkrumah & W.E.B. Du Bois|Pan-Africanism
10/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BACKWORDS|$1200|hard|Ellen liked to sleep on a pile of these from oranges & bananas|peels (sleep)
06/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECTORS|$600|medium|Elia Kazan directed both this 1947 play, that made Marlon Brando a star, & the 1951 film|A Streetcar Named Desire
06/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|GAME DESCRIPTIONS|$1200|hard|Clear the zone; stay out of the crease when trying to score on the power play|hockey
13/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK MYTHOLOGY|$200|easy|At his death, Chiron, the wisest & most just centaur, became this constellation & Zodiac sign|Sagittarius
30/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS ABOUT WRITING|$400|easy|They're the 3 words that complete Benjamin Disraeli's famous quote, 'When I want to read a book...'|I write one
29/03/1991|Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$400|easy|Once called Philadelphia, this capital of Jordan assumed its present name in the 7th century|Amman
29/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHO PLAYED 'EM|$800|hard|2004: Monster hunter Dr. Gabriel Van Helsing|(Hugh) Jackman
12/12/2002|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S IN A NAME?|$400|easy|Last name of the Brit whose gift to the U.S. helped create the world's largest museum complex|(James) Smithson
24/04/2007|Jeopardy!|YOUR TEETH|$200|easy|In the dentist's office, Procaine & Lidocaine are types of this|anesthetics
04/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN MOVIES|$1000|hard|The title character of this 1991 Coen Brothers film is a caricature of writer Clifford Odets|Barton Fink
24/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN OPERAS & BALLETS|$400|easy|The Bolshoi presented this ballet at the Met in 1959, with Yuri Zhdanov & Galina Ulanova as the title lovers|Romeo & Juliet
23/11/2010|Jeopardy!|BEER GOOGLES|$1000|hard|Google links to the site for this American beer that's sponsoring a LongShot American Homebrew Contest|Samuel Adams
13/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TIME ZONE PROBLEMS|$1000|hard|A 7-hour time difference means 10 A.M. in the halls of Montezuma is this hour on the shores of Tripoli|5 P.M.
14/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$800|hard|The pilgrims in this poetic work include a knight, a cook, a squire, a miller & a merchant|The Canterbury Tales
23/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|To move a kidney from one body to another|transplant
23/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$400|easy|These charged, stable elementary particles are present in all atoms in shells around the nucleus|electrons
14/04/1997|Jeopardy!|DISEASES|$500|medium|In 1882 Robert Koch discovered the bacteria that cause this disease also called consumption|Tuberculosis
25/02/2009|Jeopardy!|TO 'SUR'|$1000|hard|Close observation of someone by the police|surveillance
10/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$1200|hard|Call a cop! You're born with 300 of these, but by the time you grow up you only have 206|bones
21/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH POETS LAUREATE|$400|easy|John Dryden also wrote plays; his 'All for Love' was based on this Roman tale by Shakespeare|Antony and Cleopatra
04/10/2000|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$300|easy|During the Civil War, Union troops led by Sherman captured & burned much of this Georgia capital|Atlanta
19/01/2009|Jeopardy!|THE DARK SIDE OF COMMERCIAL MASCOTS|$1000|hard|In the '80s Domino's warned us to 'avoid' this red claymation fellow who had a jones for ruining pizza|the Noid
17/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|OLD FARMERS|$400|easy|In 1912 he sold his Derry farm (Derry, New Hampshire) & moved to England to write poetry|Robert Frost
09/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE NECK UP|$2000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew shows an anatomical animation on the monitor.)  High-end cognitive thought is done at the extreme anterior of the brain in this cortex; yours is probably humming right now|prefrontal cortex
29/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NORTH DAKOTA|$400|easy|North Dakota became a state on November 2, 1889, the same day as this other state|South Dakota
03/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'F.F.'|$600|medium|Deposits like petroleum or coal that were formed from living matter|Fossil fuels
23/03/2009|Jeopardy!|MYTHS & LEGENDS|$200|easy|On the day of his birth, this Greek messenger god stole his brother's cattle|Hermes
09/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AVIATION|$1000|hard|The name of this maker of the $40 million G-V corporate jet sounds more like it sells boats|Gulfstream
07/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS|$600|medium|Pulitzer-winning Robert Penn Warren novel, its movie adaptation won Best Picture Oscar|All The King's Men
16/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|V.P.s BY MIDDLE NAME|$1000|hard|Ewing|Adlai Stevenson
16/06/2004|Jeopardy!|MIAMI NICE|$400|easy|A '60s TV variety show filmed in Miami featured skits using characters from this Jackie Gleason sitcom|the Honeymooners
09/01/2012|Jeopardy!|POINT THE 'FINGER'|$200|easy|The identification of the unique marks a gun leaves on a bullet is called 'ballistic' this--no dusting required|a fingerprint
23/11/2004|Jeopardy!|MY NAME IS ALEX|$400|easy|This author first learned of his African ancestor Kunta Kinte while living this his grandparents in Tennessee|Alex Haley
17/11/1993|Jeopardy!|DESIGN|$200|easy|Coquiage is a design motif that features representaions of these items you find by the sea|Seashells
03/04/2007|Jeopardy!|SAX & THE CITY|$400|easy|This president went to band camp in the Ozarks|Clinton
13/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE U.S. CONSTITUTION|$200|easy|Per Article II Luke Perry can become president in 2001, since he'll be this age|35
16/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'PUT' SHOTS|$800|hard|Translate the Peter Boyle-sung lyric heard here|'Puttin' on the ritz'
03/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MASTER OF PUPPETS|$1200|hard|Dr. Bunsen Honeydew & this lab assistant were on 'The Muppet Show'|Beaker
08/06/2007|Jeopardy!|THE SOLOMON ISLANDS|$1000|hard|The capital Honiara is on this isle that inspired a 'diary' during World War II|Guadalcanal
13/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FONTS OF INFORMATION|$200|easy|The name of this font also belongs to ancient Teutonic people & a style of architecture|Gothic
09/12/1997|Jeopardy!|UNDERNEATH THE BOUGH|$400|easy|In this case it was underneath a bo that Buddha is said to have attained this|Nirvana/enlightenment
19/11/2009|Jeopardy!|CLOTHES OFF OUR BACK|$400|easy|These are also called bib-top pants|overalls
30/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH FOOD|$1000|hard|This French sauce made with butter, egg yolks & lemon juice is named for another country|Hollandaise sauce
26/02/2003|Jeopardy!|POTABLE WORDS|$800|hard|To strike with a fist or make a hole in a ticket|punch
24/12/1986|Double Jeopardy!|1886|$600|medium|In a year when 610,000 workers struck, Samuel Gompers founded this|the AFL (American Federation of Labor)
04/06/2007|Jeopardy!|DIRE STRAITS|$400|easy|The Bab el Mandeb Strait connects the Gulf of Aden to this 'colorful' sea|the Red Sea
10/06/2003|Jeopardy!|THE GIDEON BIBLE|$400|easy|Jesus said 'The first & greatest of' these is to love God with all your heart, soul & mind|commandments
18/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARY ART|$1200|hard|Neo-expressionest Julian Schnabel changed canvases & directed this film about Cuban poet Reinaldo Arenas|Before Night Falls
29/09/2000|Jeopardy!|THE BALL ROOM|$500|medium|A few of these balls smuggled aboard Apollo 14 were left on the moon, far away from the landing site|Golf balls
26/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|POETIC LICENSE|$500|medium|He did 'Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night' but died at age 39 after years of hard drinking & debauchery|Dylan Thomas
14/09/2006|Jeopardy!|COMPUTER HISTORY|$200|easy|This removable item used for data storage was introduced in 1971; the first one was 8 inches square|floppy disk
05/04/2001|Jeopardy!|VENEZUELA VITALS|$100|easy|In 1498 he first set foot on the South American mainland in what is now Venezuela|Christopher Columbus
19/11/2002|Jeopardy!|IT'S ABOUT TIME|$600|medium|According to the proverb, it 'saves nine'|a stitch in time
14/06/2004|Jeopardy!|ADD A LETTER|$400|easy|When is a surgeon like a fish? -- When you add this letter to it|T
14/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'SI' THE WORLD|$1000|hard|Over 300 years of being a monarchy came to an end when it became a state of India in 1975|Sikkim
29/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PICK THE PRIME NUMBER|$2000|hard|81, 85, 89|89
11/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|EX-RATED LATIN|$200|easy|In law, this 3-word phrase refers to something formulated or operating retroactively|Ex Post Facto
13/05/2002|Jeopardy!|TOUGH POTPOURRI|$200|easy|Wow!  This man bought Manhattan with trinkets worth about 60 guilders, usually quoted as $24|(Peter) Minuit
21/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH THE PERIODIC TABLE|$800|hard|The symbols of elements 17, 18 & 19 combine to form the last name of this 'Bandstand' & 'Other Half' host|Dick Clark
02/05/2007|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE HODGEPODGE|$200|easy|Get out your binoculars: 121 species of these have been spotted on the campus of Bennington|birds
26/01/2009|Jeopardy!|FICTION SCIENCE|$200|easy|2-word literary term for when a character gets his just deserts in an especially appropriate way|poetic justice
09/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EGAD!  MORE POET-TREE!|$600|medium|'My apple tree will never get across and eat the cones under his pines', he wrote in 'Mending Wall'|Robert Frost
11/01/1999|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$300|easy|This Yiddish word can mean to lug a load, or to drag oneself|Schlep
30/11/2010|Jeopardy!|PEACEFUL, EASY FEELING|$1000|hard|Free from indications of excitement, or what Haydn did|compose
26/01/1990|Jeopardy!|SONGS OF THE '60S|$500|medium|In 1965 the appropriately named Seekers sang, 'I Know I'll Never Find' this|Another You
21/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE DOGS OF WAR|$1600|hard|For attacking a pillbox during the invasion of Sicily, Chips, seen here, got a Purple Heart and this precious medal for valor|the Silver Star
13/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'BIO' SCIENCE|$400|easy|The $6 Million Man could tell you that this word lost the 'electro' from its middle|bionic
14/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$600|medium|This Confederate general with the given names James Ewell Brown was famous for his rides 'around McClellan'|J.E.B. Stuart
21/05/2009|Jeopardy!|ALSO A CANTERBURY TALES PILGRIM|$1000|hard|It's what Bill Clinton could be called based on what he did for financier Marc Rich in 2001|pardoner
22/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE REDS|$1600|hard|About 1,200 miles long, it has a maximum depth of almost 10,000 feet|the Red Sea
06/12/2000|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC ADS & JINGLES|$1200|hard|It's the brand of hot dog that 'Answers to a higher authority'|Hebrew National
29/09/2000|Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTIAL RHYME TIME|$400|easy|Aaron's insults|Burr's slurs
19/10/2001|Jeopardy!|U.K. DEPENDENCIES|$200|easy|This Caribbean island group is economically interdependent with the same-named U.S. group to its south|British Virgin Islands
01/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|I WAS ON JEOPARDY!|$800|hard|The 'Jeopardy!' whiz seen here played this TV sitcom role from 1976 to 1982|Lenny
23/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|IN-FLIGHT MOVIES|$400|easy|In the 1980 film 'Airplane!', Leslie Nielsen memorably says, 'I am serious... and don't call me' this|Shirley
25/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A DAY IN THE LIFE|$1600|hard|June 27, 1499: He sights Brazil, on a continent now named for him|Vespucci
07/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE COMEDY QUOTES|$400|easy|A Wallyworld guard: 'Sorry folks, park's closed.  Moose out front shoulda told ya'|Vacation
20/11/2007|Jeopardy!|GREEN|$600|medium|This international environmental group was formed in 1971 to oppose the U.S. testing nuclear devices in Alaska|Greenpeace
11/05/2010|Jeopardy!|A PRO BONO CATEGORY|$1000|hard|French President Jacques Chirac made Bono a Chevalier of this 'Legion' in 2003|of Honor
06/02/2008|Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$400|easy|In 1964 doctors at Ole Miss gave a man a heart transplant from a close relative--this closely related species|a chimp
16/01/2006|Jeopardy!|TWAIN TWIP|$400|easy|In the titles of 2 of Twain's travel books, it follows 'The Innocents' & 'A Tramp'|Abroad
27/09/2007|Jeopardy!|& THE EMMY GOES TO...|$1000|hard|2002: Michael Chiklis|The Shield
22/11/1993|Final Jeopardy!|MONEY|None|None|On July 27, 1971 Richard Nixon gave her the first of the new U.S. dollar coins|Mamie Eisenhower
18/11/2009|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN CITIES|$1400|hard|'Cross and Sword', Florida's official state play, was created to reenact this city's founding in 1565|St. Augustine
03/06/2005|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATED S|$1000|hard|Former British currency that smacks of a certain Boston pitcher|shilling
09/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICANISMS|$1200|hard|You might take the footpath to get to this word, paired with 'Surfin'' in a Jan & Dean skateboarding hit|sidewalk
12/06/2000|Final Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|None|None|In 1925 it was founded by an ex-editor of Stars and Stripes; in the '90s it was run by an ex-editor of Vanity Fair|The New Yorker
27/02/2007|Jeopardy!|ALSO A 3-LETTER TREE|$200|easy|A type of Eucalyptus, or something kids chew|gum
01/05/2003|Jeopardy!|HARD BALLS|$400|easy|You strike this ball to begin a game of pool|the cue ball
24/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HOW IS GEORGIA TODAY?|$400|easy|Gori, occupied by Russian troops in 2008, was the birthplace of this Soviet dictator in 1879|Stalin
14/02/1997|Jeopardy!|ALGEBRA|$300|easy|It's the lowest positive number with prime factors of 2, 3 & 5|30
19/04/2011|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL BOOK TITLES|$1000|hard|'The Bear' is one of the stories in Faulkner's collection called 'Go Down,' him|Moses
19/04/2001|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$500|medium|This French phrase for a death blow given to put one out of his misery literally means 'stroke of mercy'|Coup de Grace
04/11/1994|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1324 Mali's ruler Mansa Musa made a 4,000-mile pilgrimage to this city, taking a reported 12,000 slaves|Mecca
16/06/2000|Jeopardy!|'BO' KNOWS|$300|easy|The National Center for Atmospheric Research is in this Rocky Mountain city 5,354 feet up|Boulder, Colorado
14/10/1997|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$1000|hard|(Hi, I'm Sharon Lawrence.)  Before appearing on TV I appeared on Broadway in several musical revivals including this one set in Anatevka|Fiddler on the Roof
14/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|POSTAL ABBREVIATIONS|$2000|hard|You might have to show a bartender this state if he thinks you're underage|Idaho
18/11/2002|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$200|easy|She married her boyfriend, cameraman Danny Moder, in a secret midnight ceremony on July 4, 2002|Julia Roberts
28/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE BBC's 100 GREATEST BRITONS|$400|easy|No. 1: A former war correspondent, in 1940 he succeeded Neville Chamberlain|Winston Churchill
31/10/2011|Jeopardy!|SHOW ME YOUR STUFF|$1000|hard|In the model version of this hobby, you might launch an Estes 1292 Wizard or a 2162 Big Daddy|model rocketry
06/10/1997|Jeopardy!|'SET' 'EM UP|$400|easy|Add an 'L' to the name of a reddish dog breed to get this term for the town founders of Murphys, Calif.|Irish settlers
12/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE END|$1200|hard|This 2-digit number signals that a newspaper story is at an end|30
10/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES ARTS|$800|hard|The Times called this Fox sitcom, a critical darling, 'an alliance between 'The Royal Tenenbaums' & 'The Simpsons''|Arrested Development
11/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|HORS D'OEUVRES|$600|medium|Ideally, this type of small appetizer served on toast or crackers should be small enough to eat in 1 bite|canapé
04/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH MATTERS|$400|easy|This disease is the most common cause of dementia & severe memory loss in people over 65|Alzheimer's
25/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANGLOPHILIA|$1600|hard|A kitchen tool, or a policeman's nickname that, like 'Bobby', came from the man who founded the London Police|a peeler
08/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$600|medium|A simple song, or the bag used by military personnel to carry small items|ditty
03/07/2000|Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$300|easy|3 kinds of these are sensory, motor & mixed|Nerves
30/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ALBUMS|$1600|hard|This Cleveland quintet's album 'E. 1999 Eternal' was produced by the late rapper Eazy-E|Bone Thugs-n-Harmony
17/11/2011|Jeopardy!|'FUN' IN|$600|medium|A strict, often literal adherent to a faith's tenets & practices|fundamentalism
05/07/2005|Jeopardy!|SITCOMS|$600|medium|Miss Defazio of sitcom Milwaukee|Laverne
22/10/1998|Jeopardy!|THE SWINGIN' '60s|$300|easy|In 1968 hirsute volunteers got 'Clean For Gene', this candidate from Minnesota|Eugene McCarthy
19/03/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$400|easy|On November 19, 1996, he announced his retirement as Notre Dame football coach after an 11-year stint|Lou Holtz
18/05/1998|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$500|medium|The Western Hemisphere's largest snake, it's also called a water boa|Anaconda
29/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ASSASSINS|$1200|hard|At a wedding in 336 B.C., a young nobleman named Pausanias killed this father of Alexander the Great|Philip (II of Macedon)
03/01/2000|Jeopardy!|TV PERSONALITIES|$200|easy|This '20/20' co-anchor is Mrs. Maury Povich|Connie Chung
24/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS & THEIR SUBJECTS|$1000|hard|In 1797 Goya painted this duchess, his mistress, pointing to the words 'Solo Goya' ('Only Goya')|Duchess of Alba
04/05/1998|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S FOR BREAKFAST?|$300|easy|For a few bucks at IHOP, you can get a plate full of these 'coin-sized' pancakes|Silver dollar pancakes
19/07/2007|Jeopardy!|CELEBS|$1000|hard|Catch the 'Pheever' for 'Over It', the first single from her 2007 self-titled debut album|Katharine McPhee
18/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE LATIN FOR...|$400|easy|...'to pull', on the farm it comes in wheel & crawler types|tractor
01/04/1999|Jeopardy!|HARD|$300|easy|Extremely hard types of these, like pecorino, are mostly used for grating|Cheeses
31/10/2008|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS COUNTS|$200|easy|This literary count was based in part on a Romanian prince named Vlad the Impaler|Count Dracula
28/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY ART|$1200|hard|The painting seen here from 1912 isn't by Picasso, so it must be by him|Braque
17/11/2000|Jeopardy!|BIRTHSTONES|$300|easy|At 563 carats, the Star of India, a blue one of these September birthstones, is a bit large for a pinky ring|Sapphire
16/11/2009|Jeopardy!|MADDEN-LESS NFL 09|$800|hard|This ex-Chief who holds the record for catches by a tight end began the 2009 season with the Falcons|(Tony) Gonzalez
09/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$1000|hard|Carnot's theory that heat is interchangeable with work formed the basis for this branch of physics|thermodynamics
07/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CANNES|$200|easy|Also known as the Cote D'Azur, it's the coastal strip where you'll find Cannes|French Riviera
24/11/2000|Jeopardy!|INNOVATIONS|$500|medium|Sebastien Vauban changed this military operation by using zigzag trenches to reach the defending fortress|Siege (lay siege to a fort)
13/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|This sea cave on Capri is named for the color of the light produced when the sun shines through its waters|the Blue Grotto
06/11/2001|Jeopardy!|MYTHMASH|$200|easy|It's the name of the ship on which Jason sailed to find the Golden Fleece|the Argo
25/10/2000|Jeopardy!|THE FOOD COURT|$200|easy|If you're in the mood for Mexican fast food, try a gordita or chalupa from this chain|Taco Bell
29/11/1999|Jeopardy!|THE 'A' LIST|$100|easy|You're this if you're from the Pampas|Argentinian
16/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PROVINCES|$800|hard|Punjab & Sindh are 2 of its 4 provinces|Pakistan
04/11/1986|Jeopardy!|NAME CHANGES|$400|easy|In 1819, the southern towns New Philadelphia & E. Alabama merged to form this city, later a capital|Montgomery
23/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE RECURRING ROLES|$1600|hard|The monkey-esque Mr. Peepers|Chris Kattan
20/09/2011|Jeopardy!|AGING GRACEFULLY|$600|medium|Moisturizer with glycolic acid helps prevent these alliteratively named results of years of chuckling|laugh lines
10/06/1999|Final Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|None|None|In 1903 Morris Michtom of New York began marketing these with presidential permission|Teddy Bears (named after Theodore Roosevelt)
01/03/2007|Jeopardy!|ENGLAND, SCOTLAND OR WALES|$600|medium|The Glengarry is a popular men's hat from there|Scotland
19/06/2006|Jeopardy!|TIME IS ON MY SIDE|$600|medium|The reign of 5 rulers of Monaco exceeded 50 years; 3 were named Honore & 2 were named this|Rainier
20/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GOING TO THE DOGE|$200|easy|Nickname of the bridge Antonio Contino built around 1600; it connects the prison & the doge's palace|Bridge of Sighs
01/02/2007|Jeopardy!|POP GOES THE MUSICAL|$400|easy|You may feel like getting married again after seeing this musical based on an Adam Sandler film about a vocalist|The Wedding Singer
05/12/2005|Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$200|easy|Indiana University's Lilly Library contains many rare books including his 1450s New Testament|Gutenberg
28/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHY SUBJECTS|$400|easy|Catherine Reef's biography of this Austrian is subtitled 'Pioneer of the Mind'|(Sigmund) Freud
07/05/2009|Jeopardy!|STAR TREK|$600|medium|A satellite radio service is named for this star|Sirius
30/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|YOUNG STARS|$1300|hard|Actress seen here in the close-ups only; she never left the ground during filming|Anna Paquin
12/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MODELS|$200|easy|Last name of runway teen Ivanka, daughter of Donald & Ivana|Trump
12/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BODY BASICS|$1600|hard|Unfortunately, high cholesterol can lead to atherosclerosis, in which these blood vessels become clogged|the arteries
29/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FROM PAGE TO SCREEN|$2000|hard|Fitzgerald didn't finish this novel, so screenwriter Harold Pinter had to come up with an ending for the 1976 film|The Last Tycoon
10/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1930s|$400|easy|In 1933, after less than 3 years in the funnies, he married Blondie Boopadoop|Dagwood Bumstead
18/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ITALIAN COMPOSERS|$400|easy|17th C. composer Frescobaldi was organist at this Rome basilica for about 30 years -- pretty good gig|St. Peter's Basilica
17/11/2009|Jeopardy!|FIRST NAMES|$1000|hard|This first name of a Jane Austen character is also that of Ethelred's queen|Emma
01/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS|$1000|hard|The Tribune Co. which owns the Chicago Tribune also owns this best-selling NYC newspaper|New York Daily News
18/09/2002|Jeopardy!|MARCO POLO|$800|hard|Title held by Kublai, whom Marco Polo served, & Kublai's grandfather Genghis|Khan
22/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LITERATURE|$1200|hard|Born in 1547, this Spanish author always craved the fame of his contemporary Lope de Vega|Cervantes
28/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FOOTBALL|$1600|hard|The 3-4 defense is named for its alignment of 3 linemen & 4 of these|linebackers
20/07/2005|Jeopardy!|RESCUE ME!|$600|medium|When sent down, the rescue capsule for the Quecreek miners in this state carried water, Skoal & Hershey bars|Pennsylvania
02/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY ART|$1000|hard|Austrian who painted the much-reproduced work seen here|Gustav Klimt ('The Kiss')
27/05/2011|Jeopardy!|INGREDIENTS IN THE MACBETH WITCHES' CAULDRON|$600|medium|'Tooth of' this carnivore that can be timber or gray|wolf
01/05/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$300|easy|Name shared by Chicago's Great Lake & one of Chicago's major avenues|Michigan
18/10/2004|Jeopardy!|BOOK SERIES|$400|easy|In 'the First Four Years', the last book in the 'Little House' series, she begins married life with Almanzo|Laura Ingalls Wilder
14/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHATEVER HAPPENED TO...|$400|easy|As of 2004 this 'By The Time I Get To Phoenix' singer was living in Phoenix with his wife & kids|Glen Campbell
26/12/2000|Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|$200|easy|You're on the money if you know she's the Native American guide depicted on the new gold-colored dollar coin|Sacajawea
17/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE THIRD WORD|$400|easy|In the King James Version of Genesis|(In the) beginning
19/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ALL A DREAM|$400|easy|Add 3 letters to reve, French for 'dream', & you'll have this word for a daydream|reverie
04/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|INITIALS M.D.|$200|easy|He won an Oscar as co-writer of 'Good Will Hunting'|Matt Damon
29/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|Less than 5,000 square miles in area, The Gambia is the smallest independent mainland country on this continent|Africa
26/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE 'RAW'|$800|hard|Strong & muscular, like that paper towel dude|brawny
14/05/2008|Jeopardy!|THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING|$400|easy|Playwright who introduced us to a title uncle & later to 'Three Sisters'|Anton Chekhov
06/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICANS IN PARIS|$2000|hard|Sherwood Anderson & Ernest Hemingway were among the expatriate writers who hung out at her Paris salon|Gertrude Stein
12/11/2007|Jeopardy!|POETIC LICENSE|$600|medium|At university, this poetic lord developed a 'violent, though pure, love' for young chorister John Edleston|Byron
13/07/2007|Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|Historically it was the goods, money or property that a bride brought to her husband at marriage|dowry
16/10/2009|Final Jeopardy!|SCIENTIFIC FIRSTS|None|None|The first object in our solar system discovered by telescope was not a planet but one of these|a moon
12/03/1998|Jeopardy!|BUDDY THE BEEKEEPER|$500|medium|In spring Buddy gets ready for these masses of bees to fly from their hives & form new colonies|Swarms
27/01/2012|Jeopardy!|VISITING THE CITY|$600|medium|Take the 'Sound of Music' tour or visit the Hagenauer House, once home to the Mozart family|Salzburg
26/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MEET T.S. ELIOT|$3000|hard|Practical cats know that Eliot was nicknamed after this animal because his cold manner seemed like playing dead|the possum
04/06/2008|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$1000|hard|Codes, Songs, Southern Florida|keys
10/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|RIVERS|$800|hard|Canals connect this 2200-mile long river to the Baltic, Black & White Seas & to Moscow|Volga
29/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$800|hard|Irene, who reigned from 797-802, declared herselt Emperor, not Empress, of this empire|the Byzantine Empire
22/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BUG ME!|$400|easy|The females of these insects lay their eggs only in water|Mosquitos
07/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD TRAVEL|$1600|hard|You might hire a mule to help you trek to the top of Mount Aconcagua, the higest peak on this continent|South America
16/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENS EVERY YEAR|$800|hard|Each year this 'Dairyland State' selects an Alice in Dairyland spokesperson who helps out with June Dairy Month|Wisconsin
26/12/2002|Jeopardy!|BITS & PIECES|$800|hard|In a compass, this swings on the pivot|needle
17/11/1989|Jeopardy!|SLAVERY|$100|easy|In 1861 by imperial decree, Alexander II liberated 40 million serfs in this country|Russia
23/06/2004|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN ACTORS|$1000|hard|Quick, name this dame who played Mistress Quickly in Kenneth Branagh's film of 'Henry V'|Judi Dench
09/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC 'SAINT's|$400|easy|This Florida city was named for a city in Russia|St. Petersburg
22/09/2000|Jeopardy!|BALDER-DASH!|$300|easy|The Balder story largely comes from Snorri Sturluson, writing on this island|Iceland
05/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'A' PLUS|$1200|hard|Whether his name is Bud or not, he's the head man at a monastery|abbot
04/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE COUNTRY OF HIS FATHER|$1000|hard|Politician Ralph Nader|Lebanon
09/03/2009|Jeopardy!|IT'S HARD OUT HERE FOR A SHRIMP|$800|hard|The only way a shrimp can grow is to go through this process of shedding its shell & growing a new one|molting
12/03/2002|Jeopardy!|CLUB ME!|$600|medium|Toad's Place in New Haven, Connecticut is the place where they launched their Steel Wheels Tour|the Rolling Stones
07/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S DANCE!|$800|hard|Britannica calls the Milonga, a dance from this South American country, 'fast, sensual, and disreputable'|Argentina
21/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS WITHIN WORDS|$400|easy|A ship or a business that's foundering is about to 'go' here|under (in foundering)
19/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT CODES|$400|easy|When you say BUD, you're referring to this Hungarian city's airport|Budapest
06/04/1988|Jeopardy!|SEE THE USA|$500|medium|The Appalachian National Scenic Trail runs all the way from Maine to this state|Georgia
19/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A SECRET!|$1200|hard|To keep secret this conqueror's 1227 burial site, funeral attendees were killed by soldiers who were then killed|Genghis Khan
15/05/2007|Jeopardy!|CHOP-A-HOLICS|$400|easy|The name of this light axe is from the Algonquian for 'cutting utensil'|tomahawk
12/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE DREADED SPELLING CATEGORY|$200|easy|This will be grand when you spell...|L-A-R-C-E-N-Y
01/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BINGO|$400|easy|It's believed bingo originated in this country around 1530 as the game 'lo giuoco del lotto'|Italy
29/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ATHENS IN THE 5th CENTURY B.C.|$1200|hard|In a tragedy of the time, a guy named Rhesus monkeys around in this war on the side of the Greeks' foes|the Trojan War
24/03/2005|Jeopardy!|CRUISIN' THE CARIBBEAN|$400|easy|As you'd expect, it was the first company to launch a fleet exclusively in the Caribbean|Royal Caribbean
18/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES ABOUT THE MOVIES|$400|easy|This Carrie Fisher book about movie actresses was made into a movie in 1990|Postcards From The Edge
10/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN POTPOURRI|$400|easy|In the last scene of a tragedy, Malcolm speaks of 'This dead butcher and his fiend-like queen'|Macbeth
15/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$200|easy|In 1989 accidents on this exercise apparatus 'bounced' nearly 16,000 people to the hospital|a trampoline
18/05/2010|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE 'E'|$200|easy|It's the genealogical record of an animal's breeding|pedigree
16/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IF THEY WERE SUPERHEROES|$1000|hard|This anti-tobacco California congressman would become a fearsome giant candle|(Henry) Waxman
09/02/2007|Jeopardy!|A COUNTRY OF AFRICA|$800|hard|In 1993 Eritrea declared independence & broke from this larger country|Ethiopia
06/07/2011|Jeopardy!|WHAT WILL YOU BE WHEN YOU GROW UP?|$200|easy|After I hatch from my egg I'll keep growing and growing until I'm a mature seven foot tall one of these birds|an ostrich
30/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$800|hard|Natural phenomenon that causes the nitrogen & oxygen in the air to form nitrogen oxides|Lightning
07/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK STARS|$400|easy|Formerly known as Prince, he's now calling himself by this 2-word name|The Artist
01/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$400|easy|Final Frontier is 'The magazine of' this kind of 'exploration'|Space
17/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$800|hard|One meter equals 39.37 of these|inches
19/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER DROP|$200|easy|From a winning finish in a race, drop this letter to get a closed hand|R (first/fist)
19/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'STANDING' ROOM ONLY|$800|hard|The permanent professional infantry force of a nation|a standing army
27/03/2008|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYMES ON THE 11 O'CLOCK NEWS|$1000|hard|In a daring holdup this animal's 'three bags full' of wool, intended for 3 locals, were taken at gunpoint today|baa, baa, black sheep
04/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$800|hard|The wife of this Sinclair Lewis research scientist dies during an epidemic in the West Indies|Arrowsmith
06/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OHIO|$200|easy|It's Ohio's largest city, as well as the capital|Columbus
23/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TREES|$800|hard|Because of its durability in wet soil, this 'spreading' tree is used to make fenceposts|chestnut
22/11/1999|Jeopardy!|YOU MUST BE JOKING|$400|easy|When singing 'The Star-Spangled Banner', Pavarotti & Domingo could change the first line to this for Mr. Carreras|Jose, can you see by the dawn's early light
27/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|KID IN PLAY|$400|easy|Leapin' lizards!  Andrea McArdle & Sarah Jessica Parker have both played this title orphan|Annie
15/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|JOHN|$400|easy|1999 Super Bowl MVP|John Elway
03/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$400|easy|In Africa, not far from Lake Victoria, is this lake named for Queen Victoria's husband|Lake Albert
15/06/2000|Jeopardy!|COMFORT FOOD|$500|medium|South America's Tupi Indians named this cassava starch that we use in pudding|Tapioca
25/06/2007|Jeopardy!|'TWO' NIGHT|$800|hard|Play stops on or about this official time-out near the end of each half in an NFL game|the two-minute warning
17/01/1996|Jeopardy!|'B' WORDS|$500|medium|Emerson said that this 'without grace is the hook without the bait'|Beauty
23/01/2007|Jeopardy!|THE WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS|$800|hard|From 1920 to 1932 this country's Paavo Nurmi set more than 20 world records in distances from 1,500 to 20,000 M|Finland
08/06/1999|Jeopardy!|IT'S A 'SMALL' WORLD|$100|easy|In 1979 the World Health Organization marked the disappearance of this viral disease from the Earth|Smallpox
25/05/2005|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$800|hard|The horn seen at Kansas City's American Jazz Museum belonged to this '40s & '50s musician who grew up in Kansas City|Charlie Parker
26/09/2008|Jeopardy!|EXPIRATION DATES|$400|easy|May 13, 1884: This inventor did not fear the (mechanical) reaper|Cyrus McCormick
25/02/2008|Jeopardy!|5 BOTTLES OF BEER ON THE BOARD|$600|medium|This company's beer, introduced in 1874, 'is brewed in the Rockies for a uniquely crisp, clean... Mile High taste'|Coors
29/06/1998|Jeopardy!|MOVIE CHARACTERS|$300|easy|John Travolta played paint salesman & disco king Tony Manero in this 1977 film|Saturday Night Fever
07/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|In 1917 L. Frank Baum wrote about 'The Lost Princess of' this place|Oz
18/03/2005|Final Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN LANGUAGES|None|None|In this language spoken by 120 million worldwide, all of the days of the week but one end with the same 3 letters|German
03/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|YOUNG PEOPLE WHO MADE A DIFFERENCE|$800|hard|In 338 B.C. at age 18, he commanded the cavalry in his father's army in the Battle of Chaeronea in Macedonia|Alexander the Great
20/04/2001|Jeopardy!|'GOO' GOO G'JOOB|$300|easy|A 'nutty' state nickname for Georgia|The Goober State
11/12/2007|Jeopardy!|BIRDS|$600|medium|This bird shown in an illustration is distinguished from the heron by the bustle of feathers over its rump|crane
24/02/1997|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$300|easy|The nine-banded type of this mammal almost always gives birth to quadruplets of the same sex|Armadillo
23/05/2008|Jeopardy!|AUSTRALIA|$400|easy|Like the highest peak in Western Europe, the highest peak in Australia is in a chain with this name|the Alps
26/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY|$1600|hard|The house where he & his wife lived from 1882 to 1901 is at 21 Ulitsa Lva Tolstogo in Moscow|(Leo) Tolstoy
05/02/2001|Jeopardy!|BETTER KNOWN AS...|$500|medium|Bernard Schwartz|Tony Curtis
26/10/2005|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$600|medium|Argus, Goliath, Gargantua|giants
20/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PEACES|$200|easy|The July 1953 armistice ending this war has never led to a formal peace treaty|Korean War
09/11/2010|Jeopardy!|ROOMMATES|$400|easy|These Sesame Street Muppet roommates have shared an apartment since 1969|Bert & Ernie
29/10/2009|Jeopardy!|THE E.U.|$400|easy|A major trading crisis emerged in the EU in 1996 when British beef was banned due to this|mad cow disease
23/10/2009|Jeopardy!|INAUGURAL ADDRESSES|$200|easy|In 1985 Ronald Reagan said that this nation 'has conducted the greatest military buildup in the history of man'|the Soviet Union
08/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A FACT|$1600|hard|This agricultural scientist also created more than 75 products from pecans|(George Washington) Carver
13/04/2009|Jeopardy!|'BUD'|$800|hard|iPod accessories|earbuds
28/05/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$200|easy|When he went to Europe in 1971, he became the first reigning Japanese monarch to travel abroad|Hirohito
03/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'L'|$600|medium|The prime meridian meets the equator at 0 degrees latitude, 0 degrees this|Longitude
01/07/1997|Jeopardy!|PHILANTHROPY|$200|easy|Henry Huntington is famous for endowing one of these at San Marino, Calif.; Andrew Carnegie endowed 2,500|Libraries
02/07/2008|Jeopardy!|GO AHEAD, MAKE MY 'DAY'|$1000|hard|Early in his career, this English chemist and physicist was an assistant to Sir Humphry Davy|Michael Faraday
20/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'BEFORE' & 'AFTER'|$2000|hard|It's the title of the 1894 'Prelude' heard here|Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun
15/11/1990|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$500|medium|Legend says this flower's name comes from the last words of a knight who drowned picking one for his lady|a forget-me-not
29/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE SMALL SCREEN|$800|hard|Before 'Stark Raving Mad', Tony Shalhoub played Antonio, a Nantucket cab driver, on this hit sitcom|Wings
04/05/2011|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES MOVIES|$1000|hard|The 1st rule of this film is, you do not talk about it, but Janet Maslin said 'Mr. Pitt struts through (it) with rekindled brio'|Fight Club
27/09/2006|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'TION'|$800|hard|Movement of the blood through the body as a result of the heart's pumping action|circulation
23/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'V'ERBS|$1000|hard|Petty annoyances can do this to the most patient of people|Vex
14/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S THE 'V'|$2000|hard|In the national service program originally founded as VISTA|volunteers
29/06/2006|Final Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|None|None|The main green of this university includes statues of Ira Allen, its founder, & Lafayette, who visited in 1825|the University of Vermont
29/10/1998|Jeopardy!|BETTER KNOWN AS...|$500|medium|Margarita Cansino|Rita Hayworth
10/05/2010|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$400|easy|In his autobiography 'Speak, Memory', he called 'Lolita' 'a painful birth, a difficult baby'|Nabokov
09/09/2004|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CAPITALS|$1000|hard|In the 15th century, Henry the Navigator founded St. Mary’s Chapel in Belem, now a part of this European capital|Lisbon
09/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICA SINCE 1865|$800|hard|On May 21, 1927 this American landed in Paris & was welcomed by a crowd of about 100,000|Charles Lindbergh
21/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TIGER WOODS|$800|hard|Tiger was this California university's male freshman of the year in 1995|Stanford
12/09/1989|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$500|medium|The middle name of the actress who was 'On the Waterfront' before she went 'North By Northwest'|Eva Marie Saint
09/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|I, KANT|$1600|hard|Immanuel Kant said the work of this 18th century Scottish philosopher awoke him from a dogmatic slumber|David Hume
17/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GO TO A THEME PARK|$1600|hard|The rides at Elitch Gardens are a mile high, since the park's in this 'Mile High City' in Colorado|Denver
01/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SHOW BIZ JOBS|$800|hard|If you tend to get all bent out of shape like these Cirque du Soleil girls seen here, this job is for you|contortionist
12/01/2001|Jeopardy!|FASHION FORWARD|$300|easy|Once style editor for the New York Times Magazine, Carrie Donovan appeared in ads for this chain, spun off from The Gap|Old Navy
14/04/2004|Jeopardy!|FORBES' FICTIONAL BILLIONAIRES|$1000|hard|A James Bond villain, he's worth an estimated $1.2 billion|Auric Goldfinger
22/01/2009|Jeopardy!|GRAND THEFT AUTO|$400|easy|God bless America! According to an FBI report, they're the 3 most popular car colors for thieves|red, white & blue
04/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GET PHYSICAL!|$400|easy|What we usually call the gray & white matter is the nerve tissue of the spinal cord & this organ|the brain
24/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SAINT PETERSBURG|$1600|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports again from St. Petersburg, Russia.)  As prime minister of Russia's provisional government in 1917, this man moved into the Winter Palace & used the czar's private library as his office|Kerensky
01/12/2000|Jeopardy!|NUTTY TV|$500|medium|He co-created 'Get Smart', 'When Things Were Rotten' & 'The Nutt House', a short-lived series from 1989|Mel Brooks
28/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GROWING UP ON FILM|$200|easy|In 'Kundun' 4 actors played this spiritual leader from the age of 2 to adulthood|Dalai Lama
08/07/1997|Jeopardy!|FRENCH NAMES OF COUNTRIES|$400|easy|Liban|Lebanon
05/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$600|medium|The University of British Columbia is based in this city, British Columbia's largest|Vancouver
11/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DAILY 'BREAD'|$800|hard|Hansel & Gretel dropped a trail of these to find their way home; didn't work!|bread crumbs
13/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS YOUNG WOMEN|$1200|hard|She was 'All That' on Nickelodeon but in 2006, 'She's the Man' (as Viola Hastings)|Amanda Bynes
25/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THE 'L' I AM|$200|easy|I am using the 'Joy of Cooking' recipe for broiled fillets of swordfish with olive oil and this juice|lemon
11/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WITH THE GOOD BOOK|$200|easy|The account of Jesus turning water into wine appears only in this fourth gospel|John
26/05/2004|Jeopardy!|POP QUIZ|$1000|hard|John Brown is the title lawman who gets gunned down in this Bob Marley song|I Shot The Sheriff
09/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|S.U.V.  A-OK|$800|hard|Montero|Mitsubishi
05/10/1999|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED MUSICALS|$100|easy|'Clam Toe'|Camelot
13/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE LATIN|$1600|hard|This 6-syllable synonym for 'off the cuff' comes from the Latin for 'out of the time'|extemporaneous
01/04/2011|Jeopardy!|SPORTS NICKNAMES|$1000|hard|5'3'' 'Muggsy' of 14 seasons in the NBA|(Tyrone) Bogues
05/02/1993|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$1000|hard|She founded the Elsa Wild Animal Appeal in England in 1961& in the U.S. in 1969|Joy Adamson
27/09/2004|Jeopardy!|QUASI-RELATED PAIRS|$200|easy|The kernel of a peach & Foucault's famous invention|a pit & the pendulum
13/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH ART & ARTISTS|$1000|hard|Artist George Romney thought this beautiful lady was quite an eyeful; so did Lord Nelson|Lady Hamilton
07/11/1986|Jeopardy!|DAYS IN SONG|$400|easy|This 1967 song was the 4th #1 hit in the U.S. for The Rolling Stones|Ruby Tuesday
21/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|20TH CENTURY OPERA|$800|hard|Carlisle Floyd's opera based on this Steinbeck work has rodentia & homo sapiens in its title|Of Mice And Men
22/05/1992|Jeopardy!|FOOD FACTS|$200|easy|Olympia ones are often eaten on the half shell|oysters
11/12/2000|Jeopardy!|TOM CRUISE FILMS|$2000|hard|Leonard Maltin said the cliches in this 1990 action drama gave new meaning to the term 'Formula One'|Days of Thunder
14/03/2008|Jeopardy!|THE TOOL SHED|$200|easy|Dremel makes a 14,000-rpm tool for cutting these, a traditional October activity|pumpkins
09/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|CLICHES|$600|medium|If you did this to someone's 'goose', you spoiled his plans|Cooked It
24/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE QUIZ|$600|medium|Home appliance invented in 1858 by Hamilton Smith, it was a tub with a crank-turned spindle|Washing machine
08/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE REIGN IN SPAIN|$400|easy|This royal thwarted a coup d'etat in 1981 & to us he'll always be King of Spain|Juan Carlos
10/10/2002|Jeopardy!|CERTIFICATES|$600|medium|It is often signed by the last physician who attended the deceased|death certificate
04/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LAYING THINGS N TO N|$800|hard|An early motion picture theater, or a present-day cable network|nickelodeon
25/10/2010|Jeopardy!|NONPOTENT POTABLES|$400|easy|Without this traditional liquor, a Bloody Mary becomes a Virgin Mary|vodka
04/12/1996|Jeopardy!|SHE SELLS|$500|medium|It wasn't just Eva Herzigova's career that got a lift on her 'Look me in the eyes' billboards for this|Wonderbra
09/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|CONQUERORS|$1000|hard|The last stronghold of the Moors in Spain, it was conquered by Ferdinand & Isabella in 1492|Granada
23/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DO YOU LIKE KIPLING?|$800|hard|Kipling's short story list includes 'The Man Who Was' & the more famous 'The Man Who Would Be' this|King
19/03/2009|Jeopardy!|A STORIED HISTORY|$400|easy|Roddy Doyle chronicles life in this country in 'Paddy Clark Ha Ha Ha' & 'The Woman Who Walked into Doors'|Ireland
06/11/2002|Jeopardy!|____ OF THE ____|$800|hard|To make a favorable judgment when you're uncertain is to give someone this|benefit of the doubt
01/07/1993|Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|$300|easy|He married Evita in 1945 & Isabel in 1961|Juan Perón
17/10/2007|Jeopardy!|PLAYS|$1000|hard|In 2006 New Yorkers awoke to find his 1935 play 'Awake and Sing!' back on Broadway|Clifford Odets
15/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$200|easy|Some call it the island continent|Australia
03/11/2010|Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY FIRST|$800|hard|...among the state capitals|Albany, New York
22/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE TIGERS|$400|easy|Founded by Claire Chennault, these aviators shot down hundreds of Japanese planes during World War II|the Flying Tigers
27/07/2006|Jeopardy!|CONNECT UP WITH CONNECTICUT|$400|easy|Connecticut's official state hero is this native son who was executed by the British in 1776|Nathan Hale
30/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELRY|$1200|hard|In 1974 the newly discovered gem tsavorite got its name, derived from this continent's Tsavo National Park|Africa
26/05/1986|Double Jeopardy!|MATHEMATICS|$1000|hard|The prime factors of 21|3 and 7
18/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ROMEOS|$800|hard|Harry Hilliard was Romeo in a 1916 silent film & this vamp was his Juliet|Theda Bara
08/06/2007|Jeopardy!|HYPO-POURRI|$1000|hard|This structure of the brain directs the workings of the autonomic nervous system|the hypothalamus
09/12/1997|Jeopardy!|IN THE WILDERNESS|$300|easy|East of the Rocky Moutains are groups of these lower elevations, like the Sand, Red & Black ones|Hills
16/10/2003|Jeopardy!|MR. BUSINESSMAN|$800|hard|The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company he founded in 1838 later became an eponymous line|(Samuel) Cunard
02/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE EMMYS|$200|easy|It's the only game show whose writers have won more than 1 Daytime Emmy|Jeopardy!
04/02/2004|Jeopardy!|LETHAL WEAPONS|$200|easy|Also called a scattergun, this smooth-bored weapon is designed to shoot at short ranges|a shotgun
24/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|ASIAN HISTORY|$800|hard|Novosibirsk, one of the main cities of this Russian region, only dates from 1893: its name means 'new' this Russian region|Siberia
14/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE IN HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER|$1600|hard|In 2003 Josh Radnor appeared on 'ER' & this Alan Ball HBO series where you ended up if you didn't make it out of the ER|Six Feet Under
14/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EINSTEIN & FRIENDS|$1200|hard|Here Einstein is welcomed to Los Angeles by Robert Millikan, a top scientist at this school from 1921 to 1945|Caltech
26/09/1989|Jeopardy!|POINT IT OUT|$200|easy|In the sobriety test, you shut your eyes, put your arms out to your sides & touch this|[your nose]
25/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$2000|hard|This volcanic peak 40 miles east of Portland, Oregon last erupted in 1865|Mount Hood
27/09/2007|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$800|hard|Works by Titian, Raphael & others, sold by the USSR to Andrew Mellon, became the core of this D.C. museum|The National Gallery of Art
02/12/2002|Jeopardy!|EAT YOUR VEGGIES!|$400|easy|In the 1970s horticulturists developed sugar snaps by crossing the snow & green varieties of this|peas
27/01/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. MUSEUMS|$200|easy|A southwestern Pennsylvania museum is devoted entirely to this 1889 disaster|The Johnstown Flood
23/07/2009|Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS FROM BARTLETT'S|$400|easy|This comic's sole entry in 'Bartlett's' is 'Take my wife... please!'|Henny Youngman
20/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITIES|$400|easy|Not surprisingly, in Korean this city's name means 'capital city'|Seoul
20/06/2005|Jeopardy!|BAR EXAM|$600|medium|Add 1 1/2 ounces of vodka to 5 ounces of orange juice & you'll have this classic cocktail|a screwdriver
01/06/2005|Jeopardy!|AP's MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR BY DECADE|$400|easy|The U.S. Olympic Hockey Team & Carl Lewis|the 1980s
27/02/2001|Jeopardy!|LET'S PUT ON AN OPERA!|$500|medium|From dealing with Betsy, I know why this 2-word Italian term can mean a diva or a real pain|Prima donna
15/01/2010|Jeopardy!|____ THE ____|$400|easy|This stormin' Norman spent more than a third of his English reign out of the country & in fact died in Rouen in 1087|William the Conqueror
16/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RADIO|$800|hard|This word ends the title of a 1941 Bill of Rights tribute program heard by 60 million, 'We hold these...'|Truths
16/03/2009|Jeopardy!|FOOD FOR THOUGHT|$800|hard|Squash & sweet potatoes are rich in this orange pigment that's good for the eyes & the brain|beta carotene
28/03/1996|Jeopardy!|MONEY PROBLEMS|$500|medium|If Mary, a dime-a-dance girl, handles 10 partners an hour, she earns this amount in 4 hours|$4.00
29/10/2007|Jeopardy!|JEPOETRY|$600|medium|Carl Sandburg: 'The Jeopardy! comes on little cat feet'|fog
04/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AH, FLORIDA|$800|hard|1 of the 2 offical acquatic mammals of Florida|a manatee (or dolphin)
12/07/2002|Jeopardy!|THE FORTUNE 500|$200|easy|1 of the 2 manufacturing companies classified under 'Toys' in the 500|1 of (Mattel and Hasbro)
12/11/1985|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN INDIANS|$100|easy|A more accurate translation of his name would be “wild” or “unbroken” horse|Crazy Horse
05/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A BIT ABOUT BALTIMORE|$1200|hard|A great way to see Baltimore is from the top of its World Trade Center, designed by this Chinese-American architect|I.M. Pei
12/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN DIRECTING WOMEN|$1200|hard|Mira Nair had 'Hysterical Blindness' before directing Reese Witherspoon in this Thackeray film|Vanity Fair
26/10/1998|Jeopardy!|HORTON HEARS THE WHO|$400|easy|'Let My Love Open The Door' was this artist's only Top 10 solo hit|Pete Townshend
06/01/2003|Jeopardy!|THE FUTURE OF AMERICA|$200|easy|The XLth of these championship games will be played in Detroit on Feb. 5, 2006|the Super Bowl
14/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COMBEGS|$2000|hard|Comsymp, someone pink or even red|Communist sympathizer
21/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC CINEMA|$2000|hard|A 1961 Gregory Peck film was shot on Rhodes, but it's about destroying guns on this other Aegean island|Navarone
20/02/1991|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$300|easy|The name of this fruit group comes from the Greek word for cedar; kedros|Citrus
19/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BIRTH MONTH FLOWERS|$1200|hard|Choices for August include this flower; don't fall asleep in a field of them|poppies
07/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|2-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|This hesitation word Americans spell U-H is spelled this way in Britain|E-R
16/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CRIMINAL NICKNAMES|$400|easy|1930s bank robber George Kelly|Machine Gun
16/10/2002|Jeopardy!|THE ROSES|$600|medium|He's the PBS talk show host seen here|Charlie Rose
08/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN HISTORY|$600|medium|The wife of TV's Starsky, she devoted her last 6 years to fighting pediatric AIDS|Elizabeth Glaser
22/11/2007|Jeopardy!|POTLUCK|$800|hard|The 4 Noble Truths are the fundamental principles of this religion|Buddhism
22/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$400|easy|This sitcom's last show of the '98-'99 season ended with the cast singing & dancing to 'Brotherhood of Man'|The Drew Carey Show
12/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WORD PLAY|$600|medium|This color precedes berry, walnut & sheep|black
08/10/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 2008 SPORTS ILLUSTRATED FORTUNATE 50|$600|medium|No. 7: If this Yankee 3B plays out his contract, 'he'll have earned $445 million in base salary alone'|Alex Rodriguez
05/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WE SURRENDER|$200|easy|This country officially surrendered on the deck of the U.S.S. Missouri on September 2, 1945|Japan
05/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH TV|$600|medium|Micky Dolenz was billed as Micky Braddock when he played this 'Circus Guy'|Corky
08/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S VEGAS, BABY!|$2000|hard|Shark Reef, seen here, is a jaw-dropping attraction at this hotel-casino, whose name makes us think of Burma|Mandalay Bay
18/03/1998|Jeopardy!|ALL EARS|$200|easy|Measuring about 5 feet wide, the ears of the African species of this are the largest of any animal|elephant
25/03/2003|Jeopardy!|2-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|In an expression from Matthew 6:30, it's the word that immediately precedes 'of little faith'|Ye
12/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SWEET SPOTS|$1200|hard|Kermit's in Key West is your one-stop shoppe for this flavor ice cream, cookies, jelly beans & pie on a stick|Key lime
02/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE ARMY-NAVY GAME|$2200|hard|Army probably should have had the edge at the 1926 game, played at this newly dedicated Chicago field|Soldier Field
25/09/2008|Jeopardy!|THERE WILL BE BLOOD SAUSAGE|$400|easy|Buen provecho when eating tapas made with morcilla, pig's blood with rice, from this European country|Spain
30/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AN 'F' IN HISTORY|$1600|hard|Don't slip as you name this Austrian doctor who founded the therapeutic method of psychoanalysis|(Sigmund) Freud
23/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY DEBUTS|$400|easy|He made his debut as Katharine Hepburn's grandson in 'A Matter of Gravity' before flying high as Superman|Christopher Reeve
04/06/2007|Jeopardy!|THE SULTANS|$1000|hard|Hassanal Bolkiah is the wealthy sultan of this Asian sultanate|Brunei
08/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY|$2000|hard|The museum's 563-carat sapphire called the Star of India was actually found on this island|Sri Lanka
26/06/2001|Jeopardy!|PITCHES|$100|easy|In 1959 physicist Lyman Briggs determined that this pitch really does what its name says|Curveball
21/03/2001|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$100|easy|75 miles long & 64 miles wide, the Mauna Loa volcano in this state is the world's largest active volcano|Hawaii
19/10/1998|Jeopardy!|SHIPS|$500|medium|The arrival of this Cunard liner shortly after the Titanic sank prevented further loss of life|the Carpathia
20/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|URBAN|$1200|hard|In 930 A.D. Karmathian Muslim rebels stormed & destroyed this holy city, carrying off the sacred black stone|Mecca
14/06/2010|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 SONGS|$600|medium|Swedish producer Max Martin wrote this 1999 hit, the first title containing an ellipsis to top the Billboard Hot 100|...Baby One More Time
10/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LIKE A LAMB|$400|easy|For many years this award-winning puppeteer left her hand to Lamb Chop|Shari Lewis
23/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NATURE POETRY|$2000|hard|A.E. Housman, 'loveliest of trees,' this now 'is hung with bloom along the bow'|a cherry tree
03/11/2010|Jeopardy!|FOOD SPECIFICS|$600|medium|En croute means wrapped in this & baked|pastry
01/06/2006|Jeopardy!|'BOOK'S|$1000|hard|It has lyrics & chords & is often used by cocktail lounge pianists instead of standard sheet music|a fake book
23/11/1994|Jeopardy!|20TH CENTURY AMERICA|$500|medium|It was America's 'Man In Space' program immediately after Project Mercury|Project Gemini
21/06/2004|Jeopardy!|ARE YOU ADDRESSING ME?|$600|medium|Miss came from the first syllable of this word & mrs. is a shortened form of it|mistress
03/01/2008|Jeopardy!|JUST SAY 'NI'|$200|easy|'Jack be' this, 'Jack be quick' in a popular nursery rhyme|nimble
18/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS RIVALRIES|$2000|hard|When playing against hated North Carolina in NCAA hoops, the Cameron Crazies of this school get loud|Duke
29/03/1991|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$100|easy|This biggest computer company is biggest also among companies in philanthropic contributions|IBM
29/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NEWS ON THE MARCH|$2000|hard|In March 1967 Robert Kennedy came up with a nifty Vietnam peace plan, but this Secretary of State rejected it|Dean Rusk
30/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SOCIOLOGY|$800|hard|In a now outdated term, a developed Communist country is considered a nation of this numerical 'world'|Second world
08/06/2009|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$600|medium|General Rafael Urdaneta Bridge, one of the world's longest, spans this Venezuelan lake|Maracaibo
26/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE JONATHAN CLUB|$1600|hard|He directed 'The Silence of the Lambs' & 'Philadelphia'|Jonathan Demme
27/10/2004|Jeopardy!|'J' WALKING|$400|easy|Kick out these door supports & your transoms will fall down|the jambs
22/10/2003|Jeopardy!|OCCUPATION HAZARDS|$200|easy|Chafing from chaps, rope burns from lassos & that saddle horn -- watch where you sit if you're one of these|cowboy
15/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE WITCH|$1000|hard|The Halliwell sisters were good witches who fought evil on this TV show|Charmed
08/10/1999|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$100|easy|The first episode in the story told by this popular film series is subtitled 'The Phantom Menace'|Star Wars
13/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SURGERY|$1200|hard|Hip replacement entails removing the arthritic head of this bone & preparing a new socket in the pelvic bone|the femur
19/06/2001|Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$400|easy|Some opponents called him the 'Raw Dealocrat'|Franklin D. Roosevelt
03/01/2005|Jeopardy!|LET'S GET IT 'ON'!|$200|easy|The type of light associated with Vegas, its atomic number is 10|neon
24/10/2005|Jeopardy!|WE WANT 'BLOOD'!|$800|hard|2-word term for a multigenerational fight between 2 families|a blood feud
04/01/2001|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV THEME SONGS|$400|easy|'Lady Godiva was a freedom rider, she didn't care if the whole world looked'|Maude
08/02/2007|Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$200|easy|He wondered if the force that pulled an apple to the ground could also pull the moon into the earth's orbit|Newton
20/12/2007|Jeopardy!|THE BUCKET LIST|$600|medium|(Rob Reiner returns.)  The leads in 'The Bucket List' have a high-speed race between a Dodge Challenger & a Shelby one of these Ford cars|a Mustang
11/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE ADLER PLANETARIUM|$2000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew stands behind a large metal cylinder in the Adler Plantarium in Chicago.)  This telescope was made by William Herschel and may be the actual one he used to discover this planet in 1781|Uranus
03/04/2008|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$1000|hard|Don't miss the pie-eating contest at this northwest state's Apple Blossom Festival in Wenatchee|Washington State
05/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LE CINEMA|$1200|hard|This 2001 title role was meant for Emily Watson, but she didn't speak French; Audrey Tautou got the part|Amelie
15/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|CATS & DOGS|$200|easy|Afghans hunt by sight, while bloodhounds hunt by this sense|smell
13/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WOLF|$1600|hard|At the end of time in Norse mythology, a giant wolf named Fenris will square off against this top god & eat him|Odin
26/02/2009|Jeopardy!|CHOW|$1000|hard|Oui! An hors d'oeuvre of raw cut-up vegetables served with a cold dip goes by this French name|crudites
27/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NOT-SO-MAD SCIENTISTS|$600|medium|In 1920 this Dane became director of The Institute For Theoretic Physics in Copenhagen|Niels Bohr
14/01/1997|Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$500|medium|The Penobscot Indians, whose homeland is in this state, first encountered Europeans in the early 1500s|Maine
22/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ADVERBS|$600|medium|Someone facing a deadline works this way, as if his body temperature is rising|Feverishly
20/05/2010|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES DINING & WINE|$200|easy|On Dec. 23, 2009 The Pour, a blog about wine on nytimes.com, focused on this bubbly beverage|champagne
20/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AN END FOR 'U' & 'ME'|$800|hard|Botanically, alfalfa is one|a legume
05/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CHICKENS FOR FREE|$2000|hard|A rich dish combines chicken strips, spaghetti & a sherry-parmesan cheese cream sauce in chicken this opera star|chicken Tetrazzini
08/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK AMERICA|$400|easy|He was killed in 1965, months after founding the Organization of Afro-American Unity|Malcolm X
24/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHODUNIT|$1600|hard|In 'Platoon', Sergeant Barnes, played by Tom Berenger|Charlie Sheen
08/10/1999|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$300|easy|It was double trouble for this martial arts star playing twins in 'Double Impact'|Jean-Claude Van Damme
13/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITAL BURIAL PLACES|$1200|hard|Writer Christy Brown|Dublin
26/01/2004|Jeopardy!|OLYMPIC GAMES WAITING LIST|$600|medium|If this competition doesn't waltz into the games, it can foxtrot or cha cha|ballroom dancing
07/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS OF THE BIBLE|$1600|hard|You'll find this pair of books between First & Second Samuel & First & Second Chronicles|Kings
22/01/2008|Jeopardy!|REARRANGING WORDS|$600|medium|An earthquake on 'Crete' might find its buildings no longer this|erect
23/03/1999|Jeopardy!|NAME THE MUSICAL|$200|easy|Nancy, Workhouse Boys Fagin's Gang|Oliver!
22/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$1200|hard|It could have been called Engelsism (7)|Marxism
17/12/1999|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$300|easy|Robert Pastorelli was the star of 'Cracker', but he's best-known for playing Eldin the Painter on this sitcom|Murphy Brown
10/02/2010|Jeopardy!|OSCARS SINCE 2000|$600|medium|When Helen Mirren won in 2007 for playing 'The Queen', he won best actor for 'The Last King of Scotland'|Forrest Whitaker
09/05/2003|Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$200|easy|For many years cover girl Macpherson graced the pages of this magazine which shares her name|Elle
06/03/1998|Jeopardy!|IN THE GROUND|$500|medium|It's a layer of porous material that provides ground water for a well|Aquifer
25/11/1993|Jeopardy!|BOTTOMS UP!|$300|easy|Distilled in Kentucky, Jim Beam is a brand of this|Bourbon
03/01/1997|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$500|medium|1 of the 2 cities whose Bee is among the top 100 U.S. newspapers in circulation|Fresno & Sacramento
30/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CLOTHES MAKE THE PERSON|$800|hard|The office attire of business-minded entertainment executives gives them this name|the suits
11/12/2009|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC AMERICANISMS|$800|hard|These strong, hot winds of Southern California take their name from a canyon|the Santa Anas
14/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE MUSEUMS OF EUROPE|$1600|hard|You can 'wax' nostalgic at the historical figures in this museum next to the London Planetarium|Madame Tussaud
24/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S MY KID!|$800|hard|40 B.C.: Cleopatra (don't think again)|Mark Antony
25/11/2004|Jeopardy!|A DATE WITH HISTORY|$400|easy|(I'm Aaron Brown of CNN.)  One of my first on-air assignments for CNN was on this fateful date, reporting from a rooftop vantage point|September 11, 2001
29/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MICROSCOPY|$400|easy|A variety of this plague carrier is seen here|a flea
27/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LOCAL COLOR|$400|easy|In the Irish language, this very Irish color is glas, & the political party is Comhaontas Glas|green
25/07/2011|Jeopardy!|PULITZER-WINNING NOVELS|$600|medium|We'd sum up this 1952 winner as quew quits Queeg|The Caine Mutiny
13/04/2007|Jeopardy!|'V' IS FOR...|$800|hard|...These Scandinavian sea rovers who ravaged the coasts of Europe for about 300 years|the Vikings
13/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CRASH|$1200|hard|A recent study in Europe determined that pink cars were the safest & cars of this color the most likely to crash|black
04/04/2011|Jeopardy!|ONLINE|$400|easy|In this rural social networking game from Zynga, you start with 6 plots of land|Farmville
14/06/2007|Final Jeopardy!|FICTION|None|None|This 1953 novel contains the famous recipe 3 measures of Gordon's, 1 of vodka; shake it until it's ice-cold|Casino Royale
14/02/2003|Jeopardy!|THE UNITED NATIONS|$800|hard|Later U.S. president, in 1971 he was appointed the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations|George H.W. Bush (the father)
20/02/2007|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' RHYME TIME|$800|hard|Ms. Ephron's soft felt hats|Nora's fedoras
01/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THEY REALLY SAID IT|$400|easy|When Jason Kidd was drafted by this Texas NBA team he said, 'We're gonna turn this team around 360 degrees'|the Dallas Mavericks
26/12/2005|Jeopardy!|STATE OF THE UNION|$1000|hard|One of the two states with similar, very unhip outlines seen here|Wyoming (or Colorado)
01/04/1999|Jeopardy!|SPELL IT BACKWARDS|$300|easy|Carpenter's tool, or the type of 'head' a sensible person has|L-E-V-E-L
25/02/2004|Jeopardy!|GREAT OL' SONGS|$600|medium|'When' this man 'comes marching home again, hurrah, hurrah'|Johnny
18/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MATH SYMBOLS|$1200|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew explains an expression on the monitor.) The vertical bars around the negative 3 indicate this, also known as numerical value|absolute value
23/03/2007|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN CITIES|$400|easy|This Sudanese capital was destroyed by the Mahdists in 1885; Lord Kitchener began to rebuild it in 1898|Khartoum
18/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH ROYAL HOUSES|$800|hard|Charles I|Stuart
27/11/1989|Final Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|None|None|Genoa, Italy gave this state capital a 20' statue which was put in front of City Hall|Columbus, Ohio
22/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$800|hard|While first lady, she arranged the White House wedding of her stepdaughter Alice in 1906|Edith Roosevelt
06/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|100 YEARS OR OLDER|$1600|hard|This actress who played 100-year-old Rose in 'Titanic' passed away at 100 in 2010|Gloria Stuart
16/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S YOUR MEDICAL BAG?|$1000|hard|The study of the kidney & its diseases|Nephrology
20/05/1997|Jeopardy!|FASHION|$300|easy|An intense shade of this color, known as French, cornflower or cobalt, is popular for shirts|Blue
19/01/1999|Jeopardy!|WHEN IN SCOTLAND....|$300|easy|In some parts of Scotland, this children's game with 'Scotch' in its name is called peever|Hopscotch
03/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HOLD THE FORT|$1200|hard|Fort Orange was established by Dutch settlers in 1624 in what is now this state capital|Albany
25/11/2010|Jeopardy!|I'M GONNA 'MAKE' IT!|$200|easy|A complete, renovative beauty treatment; mine needed spackle & a trowel|a makeover
22/10/2008|Jeopardy!|'P's TIME|$200|easy|This boy 'picked a peck of pickled peppers'|Peter Piper
13/05/2003|Jeopardy!|FASHION DESIGNERS|$400|easy|A 2000 production of 'Rigoletto', set in present-day Hollywood, had costumes by this Italian fashion designer|(Georgio) Armani
07/02/2011|Jeopardy!|DON'T HAVE A COW, MAN|$600|medium|Vegetarians can pig out on the rhyming Lightlife product called 'Fakin'' this|Bacon
13/11/1991|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS LLOYDS|$200|easy|In 1980 this 'Evita' composer won a Tony for Best Score & a Grammy for Best Cast Show Album|(Andrew Lloyd) Webber
09/02/2007|Jeopardy!|RODENT, MARSUPIAL OR REPTILE|$600|medium|The gecko|reptile
21/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$600|medium|Frank McCourt put his mother's name in the title of this bestselling memoir|'Angela's Ashes'
18/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|___ TO ___|$2000|hard|Dosido, in square dancing, comes from the French meaning this|back to back
05/10/2004|Jeopardy!|THE DONALD|$1000|hard|It's Donald Duck's home town|Duckburg
21/05/1998|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$100|easy|With 16, this team has won more NBA titles than any other|Boston Celtics
01/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BACK TO '80s TV|$800|hard|Once a regular on 'A Different World' he had a 2010 comedy special subtitled 'Where U Been?'|Sinbad
22/03/1990|Jeopardy!|TV 'P'EOPLE|$500|medium|This brother & sister played a brother & sister on 'The Donna Reed Show'|Paul & Patty Petersen
27/03/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$300|easy|This daughter of Chief Powhatan became a Christian & married an Englishman in 1614|Pocahontas
04/11/1986|Jeopardy!|NAME CHANGES|$300|easy|In July 1986, U.S. Steel crossed out the 'Steel' in their name & replaced it with this letter|X
16/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE 'R' & 'R'|$1200|hard|In sports, it's a tournament in which every team or contestant plays every other team or contestant|round robin
08/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NAME ANAGRAMS|$200|easy|For luck Kate will only knock on this wood|Teak
26/07/2011|Jeopardy!|SUBS|$400|easy|U1, this country's first naval submarine, entered service in 1906|Germany
01/01/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE THE DOG NOW, MAN!|$400|easy|In 1998 a canine of this breed, the world's smallest, became spokesdog for Taco Bell|a Chihuahua
27/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$1000|hard|From 1920 to 1939, this Lithuanian capital was controlled by Poland|Vilnius
12/11/2008|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$800|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew pushes a straw into a cupcake, then extracts the result.)  Using a cupcake & straw, we're approximating 1 of these 2-word scientific readings used in undersea & underground prospecting|core sampling
20/07/2001|Final Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|None|None|The special November 2000 TV Guide cover seen here was part of its tribute to this rock group|The Beatles (tribute to their 1968 album, 'The White Album')
04/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FROM 'C' TO SHINING 'C'|$200|easy|This word for stylish or elegant can describe an outfit or a restaurant|chic
16/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PASSING TIME ON CAMPUS|$2000|hard|Get in touch with your inner reindeer & paw through snow to reach these symbiotic fungi to eat|lichens
22/12/2005|Jeopardy!|AD HOCK|$1000|hard|'A Sloppy Joe is a sandwich, but' this 'is a meal!'|Manwich
26/02/2004|Jeopardy!|THE JEOPARDY! WORLD ORCHESTRA|$1000|hard|The best thing about using this instrument is that you can do your laundry when you're done|the washboard
24/06/2011|Jeopardy!|'Y' IS THE ONLY VOWEL|$800|hard|Romany|gypsy
09/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SPACE FLIGHT|$400|easy|This country has a launch site in the Negev Desert|Israel
05/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BITS & PIECES|$1600|hard|In 1941 over 500,000 Soviet troops were captured along with this capital of the Ukraine|Kiev
10/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$2000|hard|One horsepower is equal to 550 of these units per second|foot-pounds
06/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICA|$200|easy|7 of this river's more than 1,000 known tributaries exceed 1,000 miles in length|Amazon
17/05/2001|Jeopardy!|SUPER TOUGH ANAGRAMS|$500|medium|It is a tropical shrub|Ti (it)
08/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FILM DIRECTORS|$400|easy|As a child, this 'Big' director performed with her mother's tap dance troupe on the 'Original Amateur Hour'|Penny Marshall
17/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSE YOURSELF|$1200|hard|The same not very skillful eye surgeon operated on Bach & on this man born in 1685, his greatest contemporary|George Frideric Handel
16/07/1997|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$400|easy|You'd need this number of correct test answers to score a perfect 'score'|20
17/02/2000|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|None|None|This world leader who left office as president in 1994 titled his autobiography 'The Last Trek: A New Beginning'|F.W. de Klerk  (of South Africa)
11/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BY THE SEA|$1600|hard|This 'Port' city, a national capital, lies on the Gulf of Papua, an inlet of the Coral Sea|Port Moresby
07/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD|$1200|hard|California's Green Globe is a popular variety of this veggie with an edible heart|an artichoke
25/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WELLES|$800|hard|In 'A Man For All Seasons', Welles played this cleric & adviser to Henry VIII|Cardinal Thomas Wolsey
28/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE QUOTES|$1600|hard|(1995) Alicia Silverstone: 'As if!'|Clueless
03/09/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$200|easy|To go from Philadelphia to New Jersey, you cross this river that shares its name with another state|the Delaware
08/11/1988|Jeopardy!|LIGHTS|$400|easy|Fairy tale that includes the line 'Who will change old lamps for new?'|(The History of) Aladdin
05/05/2005|Jeopardy!|THEIR FIRST SOLO HIT|$1000|hard|'It Don't Come Easy' (1971)|Ringo Starr
07/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|NOTHING BUT TIME|$1200|hard|We use this word for a schedule of train arrivals & departures; in England it's also a schedule of classes|a timetable
07/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$600|medium|When H. Ross founded this magazine, he said it 'will not be edited for the old lady from Dubuque'|The New Yorker
26/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ART HERSTORY|$2000|hard|She learned the art of wax modeling from her uncle & served as art tutor at Versailles before moving to London|Madame Tussaud
19/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE SIX WIVES OF HENRY VIII|$1000|hard|Twice widowed & the last|Catherine Parr
26/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$600|medium|Prince Siegfried & Odette drown themselves toward the end of this classic ballet|Swan Lake
11/03/1999|Jeopardy!|TV's SUPPORTING ACTORS|$500|medium|(Hi, I'm Gordon Clapp of 'NYPD Blue')  I won the 1998 Emmy for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series for playing this character|Greg Medavoy
15/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$600|medium|This Portuguese patron of exploration was the grandson of England's John of Gaunt|Prince Henry the Navigator
01/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES ARTS & LEISURE|$1600|hard|The Times marked the Centennial of this poet who wrote, 'I, too, sing America.  I am the darker brother'|Langston Hughes
04/03/2010|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER 'F' WORDS|$800|hard|A flexible, 4-sided weapon having a blunt point|a foil
19/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|JAPAN|$200|easy|The Japanese call their country this, meaning 'Source Of The Sun'|Nippon/Nihon
26/05/1999|Jeopardy!|FAIRY TALE FEMMES|$500|medium|He wrote a little about women: 'The Little Match Girl', 'The Little Mermaid'...|Hans Christian Andersen
05/02/2010|Jeopardy!|WORLD HOLIDAYS|$1000|hard|October 3 is a day of unity celebration in this reunified European country|Germany
18/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE CINEMA|$800|hard|A Jewish musician's skilled fingers help keep him alive in WWI Warsaw in this 2002 film|The Pianist
12/12/2007|Jeopardy!|THE IS YOUR LIFE, ABE LINCOLN!|$200|easy|In 1870 Congress granted her an annual pension of $3,000; call her sugar-mama or simply your wife, here's...|Mary Lincoln
10/07/2007|Jeopardy!|APPLES|$400|easy|The Wenatchee Valley is the heart of this state's apple country|Washington
01/01/2010|Jeopardy!|TIME TO 'EAT'|$600|medium|Bartender's adjective for a cocktail served without water|neat
16/02/1990|Jeopardy!|SITCOMS|$300|easy|Christopher Hewett now plays this character first played in 3 movies by Clifton Webb|Mr. Belvedere
12/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$400|easy|This Gore Vidal transsexual protagonist's original first name was Myron|Myra Breckenridge
10/10/2001|Jeopardy!|COLONIAL COLLEGES|$300|easy|Founded in 1693, its name used to end with 'in Virginia'|the College of William and Mary
31/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GEN. NELSON MILES|$800|hard|Miles' suppression of the Ghost Dance Movement led to this South Dakota massacre|Wounded Knee
07/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|'B.O.'|$400|easy|'Suddenly', he's one of pop musics top artists|Billy Ocean
25/03/2004|Jeopardy!|BIRD, REPTILE OR FELINE|$600|medium|The auk|bird
05/02/1997|Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$500|medium|Biologically speaking, DNA is an abbreviation for this|deoxyribonucleic acid
08/03/2000|Jeopardy!|BANNED ON EBAY|$400|easy|As eBay has banned sales of any type of this, pinot is a no-no|Wine/liquor/alcohol
13/11/2007|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL BLACK & WHITE TO ME|$2000|hard|Famous for his B&W images used in psychology, as a youth he was named 'Kleck', German for 'inkblot'|(Hermann) Rorschach
02/03/2000|Jeopardy!|WRITERS BY MIDDLE NAME|$300|easy|19th century American essayist & novelist David|Henry David Thoreau
26/03/2008|Jeopardy!|LAST WILLS & TESTAMENTS|$400|easy|Item 6 in his will: 'I give... unto my wife, Zelda... in the event she regain her sanity all of my household and kitchen furniture'|F. Scott Fitzgerald
10/02/2000|Jeopardy!|IT'S WHAT WE DO|$300|easy|A leading Italian restaurant chain, it's increasing its expertise by opening the Culinary Institute of Tuscany|The Olive Garden
21/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE SON ALSO RISES|$400|easy|Leopold II succeeded his dad as King of the Belgians in this year that also marked the end of a war in the U.S.|1865
13/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$400|easy|Hans Conried provided the voices of Mr. Darling & Captain Hook for this 1953 film|Peter Pan
09/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$200|easy|Porthos & his pals             (10)|Musketeers
22/05/2009|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES TECHNOLOGY|$600|medium|(David Pogue reads the clue.) A truly green product, the prototype Sony Ericsson Greenheart phone is made of recycled plastic & bioplastic from this most commonly grown U.S. grain|corn
21/07/2009|Jeopardy!|SAY IT IN LATIN|$200|easy|'And so on'|Et cetera
12/01/2005|Jeopardy!|IT'S AUSTRALIA, MATE|$200|easy|Dutch Captain Willem Jansz is credited with the first known contact between Europeans & this indigenous group|the Aborigines
18/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HAMLET|$400|easy|In the German version, it's 'Sein, oder nicht sein; das ist die frage'|To be or not to be; that is the question
18/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL ACTRESSES|$800|hard|Before 'La Dolce Vita', this buxom Swede played an extraterrestrial in 'Abbott & Costello Go To Mars'|Anita Ekberg
07/02/2005|Jeopardy!|GUM|$600|medium|It calls itself 'America's No. 1 Cinnamon Gum'|Big Red
10/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$200|easy|Asturo-Leonese & Aragonese are 2 dialects of this language|Spanish
06/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC APPRECIATION|$1600|hard|The name of this instrument consisting of steel bars on a frame is from the German for 'play of bells'|glockenspiel
25/11/2008|Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$400|easy|Asked if he had anything to declare on his first visit to the U.S. in 1882, this wit said, 'Nothing but my genius'|Oscar Wilde
17/10/1997|Jeopardy!|OXYMORONS|$300|easy|Some football teams use an aggressive 'attacking' one|Defense
08/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TIMELINE 1600S|$2000|hard|Construction of the Potala palace began in this mountainous Asian capital in 1645|Lhasa
19/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SKI YOU AT THE MOVIES|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew at a ski resort in Colorado)  I've wanted to go skiing ever since I saw Audrey Hepburn meet Cary Grant at a ski resort in this classic 1963 caper|Charade
01/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PICK A PLANET|$1500|hard|It's never observable when the sky is fully dark|Mercury
22/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BORN & DIED|$400|easy|He got his start in Sarrat in the Philippines in 1917 & died in Honolulu in 1989|Ferdinand Marcos
09/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHEN I WAS YOUR AGE|$1000|hard|We didn't have the Springer show, but we watched this leader seen here have a 'kitchen debate' with Nixon|Nikita Khrushchev
03/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BRINGING HOME KEVIN BACON|$400|easy|Bring home this 1984 movie & you'll see Kevin kick off his Sunday shoes & dance up a storm|Footloose
18/07/2005|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY CEREAL|$200|easy|A peanut butter & chocolate flavored cereal was named for this character from a Steven Spielberg movie|E.T. (The Extra-Terrestrial)
11/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PEN NAMES|$800|hard|John Lange & Jeffery Hudson are some of the pen names this 'Andromeda Strain' author has used|Michael Crichton
03/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD FACTS|$1200|hard|Besides reorganizing Europe, the 1814 Congress of Vienna also named this softie the 'king of cheeses'|Brie
13/10/2000|Final Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|None|None|Founded in 1887 to gain a 'Monopoly' on fund-raising, it evolved into The United Way|Community Chest
30/01/1996|Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$300|easy|In 1956 Time reported that during the Suez crisis this Egyptian president attended a Jane Russell movie|Gamal Abdul Nasser
05/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DESTRUCTION|$600|medium|In June 1999 European Union officials said it would take over $3 billion to rebuild this region|Kosovo
03/04/1998|Jeopardy!|STARS BEHIND BARS|$100|easy|His high school nickname 'Bruno' stayed with him while he was a 'Die Hard' bartender|Bruce Willis
06/11/2001|Jeopardy!|SONG LYRICS|$400|easy|Aerosmith: 'Don't want to close my eyes, I don't want to fall asleep 'cause I'll miss you baby...'|'I Don't Want To Miss A Thing'
07/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ANTARCTIC EXPLORATION|$1200|hard|Fabian von Bellingshausen, sailing for this nation, discovered & named Peter I & Alexander I Islands|Russia
17/02/2005|Jeopardy!|WE'VE GOT DESIGNS ON BROADWAY|$200|easy|Costume designers win awards named for Irene Sharaff, who designed Jet & Shark costumes for this 1957 musical|West Side Story
04/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BOXING MOVIES|$400|easy|He played Elvis' trainer in 'Kid Galahad' a 'Dirty Dozen' years before he starred in 'Death Wish'|Charles Bronson
04/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|I DON'T|$1200|hard|In this most traditional of the 3 main branches of U.S. Judaism, I don't travel on Saturday|Orthodox
15/12/2004|Jeopardy!|HERE BE MONSTERS|$800|hard|In 'Monsters, Inc.' he provided the voice for Mike, a one-eyed green monster|Billy Crystal
07/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BILL MURRAY FILM QUOTES|$2000|hard|'Once again, my life has been saved by the miracle of lasagna'|Garfield
15/10/2010|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|It's the comfortable-sounding name for the fuzzy item seen here on the teapot|a cozy
21/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT|$1000|hard|In this type of primary election, party affiliations do not appear on the ballot|non-partisan
21/03/2001|Jeopardy!|'S.C.'|$400|easy|In this 2000 Clint Eastwood film, a group of prunish astronauts goes into space|Space Cowboys
10/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$2000|hard|This Englishman was the first to survey K2's peak|Henry Godwin-Austen
28/02/2007|Jeopardy!|DAVID|$400|easy|David killed the hero of these people at the Valley of Elah|the Philistines
04/06/2009|Jeopardy!|NOT HARD AT ALL|$200|easy|Soft water is made soft by adding ions of this element that's abundant in seawater|sodium
27/06/2005|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE SEALS|$800|hard|Montana's vast natural resources are represented on its seal by the Great Falls of this river|the Missouri
21/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY MUSIC|$200|easy|A 1920s hit by Sammy Fain & Irving Kahal wanted you to 'let' this 'be your umbrella'|Smile
11/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GUINNESS RECORDS|$400|easy|The smallest of these recognized by Guinness is the chicken-sized Compsognathus|a dinosaur
27/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'W'|$2000|hard|High-quality wood is used in this type of paneling whose name is from the German for 'wagon'|wainscoting
01/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|This mountain system in NW Africa is actually an extension of Europe's Alpine system|Atlas Mountains
15/06/2004|Jeopardy!|NATION'Z'|$400|easy|South America's largest known petroleum deposits lie in this country's Maracaibo Basin|Venezuela
02/10/2001|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$500|medium|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from the L.A. County Natural History Museum.)  This sea mammal, whose skull is seen here, has a spiral tusk that keeps growing & growing & growing... & growing & growing|the narwhal
11/09/2002|Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$400|easy|Cockneys are known for dropping this letter from the start of words|H
24/06/2004|Jeopardy!|'HAT' CHECK|$1000|hard|From Sanskrit, it's literally 'force yoga'|hatha
01/12/2009|Jeopardy!|KING TAKES QUEEN|$400|easy|London, England, January 25, 1533|Henry VIII & Anne Boleyn
27/05/2005|Jeopardy!|MIRRORS|$800|hard|There is evidence that Precolumbian Mesoamericans used this black volcanic rock with a Roman name to make mirrors|obsidian
02/06/2005|Jeopardy!|SERGEANT YORK|$600|medium|Solo, York killed over 20 of the enemy & captured 132 during the Argonne-Meuse Offensive in this country|France
01/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SALUTE THE FLAG|$400|easy|It's the nation whose flag is seen here (think maple leaf)|Canada
23/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS|$2000|hard|In 1979 he became the first Israeli Prime Minister to sign a peace treaty with an Arab country|Menachem Begin
25/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ALMOST REAL|$1000|hard|From the German for 'a substitute', it's the term for something like a coffee made from grain|Ersatz
09/12/2005|Jeopardy!|BIZARRE MLB INJURIES|$800|hard|A's pitcher Rich Harden strained his shoulder reaching for this vital alarm clock part|the snooze button
29/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BLUES CLUES|$800|hard|This unfortunate word precedes Willie Johnson, Willie McTell & Lemon Jefferson in the performing names of bluesmen|Blind
30/03/1998|Jeopardy!|'WALK'|$200|easy|The U.S. Army Signal Corps developed this portable 2-way radio set in 1933.  Over.|a walkie-talkie
02/05/1990|Jeopardy!|TV SPIN-OFFS|$100|easy|Goll-ee!  It was the first spin-off of 'The Andy Griffith Show'|Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.
08/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GUM COMPANIES|$200|easy|Promoted as the first sugarless gum, its first flavor was called 'Original'|Trident
07/10/1997|Final Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|None|None|The Hebrew title of this 2-part Old Testament book can be translated as 'the events of the days'|Chronicles
20/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ART MUSEUMS|$800|hard|In 2004 Japan's Mori Art Museum began using these devices as its audio guides|iPods
21/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$1000|hard|This president was born at the home of his paternal grandfather, who also served as president|Benjamin Harrison
07/06/2005|Jeopardy!|OH, 'IC'|$1000|hard|From 1940 to 1942, this was the capital of unoccupied France|Vichy
10/04/1997|Jeopardy!|'C' YOU AT THE MOVIES|$400|easy|Cary Grant was 'game' to co-star with Audrey Hepburn in this romantic 1963 thriller|Charade
19/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK MYTHOLOGY|$600|medium|This narrow strait is so named because Phrixus' sister Helle drowned in it|Hellespont
27/10/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN FOOD|$200|easy|One of Elvis Presley's favorite dishes was a sandwich filled with mashed bananas & this spread|peanut butter
21/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN MUSICALS|$1600|hard|Natasha Richardson, Molly Ringwald & Brooke Shields each played this role in 'Cabaret' on Broadway|Sally Bowles
21/11/1985|Jeopardy!|EATING IN AMERICA|$400|easy|In 1879, Chase & Sanborn became 1st U.S. company to pack this in sealed cans|coffee
19/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NASHVILLE|$200|easy|The duo The Lynns could sing of being a coal miner's granddaughters, since this singer is their mom|Loretta Lynn
19/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN BRAINBUSTERS|$800|hard|In 'The Final Countdown', this aircraft carrier travels back in time to just before the attack on Pearl Harbor|Nimitz
17/10/1989|Jeopardy!|FASHION|$200|easy|Dorothy Lamour popularized this Indonesian skirt in her films|sarong
30/05/2000|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAINTINGS|$300|easy|In the early 19th century, this Spaniard created a sensation with his 'Majas' paintings, one clothed & one nude|Francisco Goya
17/03/2006|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$600|medium|In 1937 this Malibu, Calif. university was established by & named for the founder of Western Auto Supply Company|Pepperdine
11/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FROM A TO Y|$800|hard|It's a symbolic narrative, like 'Piers Plowman'|an allegory
25/03/2005|Jeopardy!|A MANN CALLED HORACE|$600|medium|Mann said, 'Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for' this; oh, the this!|humanity
26/11/2001|Jeopardy!|SUDDENLY SUDAN|$800|hard|This Sudanese city of about 1 million was founded as an Egyptian army camp in the 1820s|Khartoum
29/09/2008|Jeopardy!|MOUNT VERNON|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from outside a circular barn at Mount Vernon, VA.) Washington designed a barn in which horses ran in a circle to stamp on wheat as part of this process|threshing
05/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PRIME MINISTERS|$800|hard|The current PM of Bulgaria, Simeon Sakskoburggotski, used to be this (as Simeon II)|king of Bulgaria
06/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NUMERIC PLACES|$400|easy|According to its license plates, Minnesota is the Land of these|10,000 Lakes
23/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE LOUVRE|$400|easy|His 'Arrangement in Grey & Black No. 2' is in a Glasgow museum; No. 1 is in the Louvre|James McNeill Whistler
30/09/1998|Jeopardy!|1928|$200|easy|After Coolidge chose not to run again for president, this man did & carried 40 out of 48 states|Herbert Hoover
08/07/2003|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY DEBUTS|$800|hard|Uta Hagen flew onto Broadway in 1938, debuting as Nina in this Chekhov play|The Seagull
05/11/2004|Jeopardy!|SUNSHINE|$800|hard|The energy we call sunshine is initially generated by the Sun's fusion of hydrogen into this|helium
15/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|Crash cart...stat! This Dan Brown thriller is getting colorful & going into cardiac arrest|Da Vinci Code blue
09/06/2011|Jeopardy!|STREET JOURNAL|$1000|hard|Since 1975 the Tour de France has ended with an 8-lap circuit of this broad avenue|the Champs-Elysées
19/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BEST SELLERS|$400|easy|'Parting the Waters' by Taylor Branch is a history of this social movement in America|Civil Rights Movement
18/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE 18th CENTURY|$200|easy|Proprietors of the Carolinas hoped to raise worms to make this fabric, but the attempt failed|Silk
18/06/1998|Jeopardy!|WHO 'M I'?|$400|easy|Since leaving Czechoslovakia, I've directed films like 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' & 'Amadeus'|Milos Forman
24/06/1999|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE U.S.A.|$500|medium|The Hotter 'N Hell Hundred Bicycle Ride is a summer event in this state's Wichita Falls|Texas
07/07/2006|Jeopardy!|MONTHS|$1000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from the sign-in desk at Bally Total Fitness.)  It's named for a god of doors, & it's the month the greatest number of Americans walk through that door & join a gym|January
25/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LARRY|$1600|hard|Larry O'Brien was the longtime commisioner of this pro sport|basketball (NBA)
28/04/2006|Jeopardy!|GROWING PAINS|$200|easy|More common in women than men, these swollen & twisted veins can be a real pain in the leg|varicose veins (spider veins accepted)
04/11/1999|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$200|easy|Iolani Palace in this capital city was once home to monarchs|Honolulu
27/11/2000|Jeopardy!|MILK|$100|easy|Milk's content of this may be 2%, 1% or as close to 'Non' as they can get it|Fat
22/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|In Korean this South Korean capital's name means 'capital'|Seoul
05/05/2004|Jeopardy!|THE SOUTH OF...|$800|hard|Wallabies & wombats abound in the state called 'South' this country|Australia
04/04/2011|Jeopardy!|JEOPARDY PLATFORMS|$200|easy|Hemingway's 'The Dangerous Summer' was inspired by Dominguin, who worked in this type of sporting arena|a bullfighting arena
22/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WRITTEN COMMUNICATION|$3000|hard|On June 27, 2007, the Senate Judiciary Committee sent these demanding documents to the White House|subpoenas
06/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE DIRTY DOZEN|$400|easy|Yich-h-h!  It's the yucky name for 12 dozen|a gross
09/09/2008|Jeopardy!|HOLD IT|$800|hard|A metal scuttle|coal
06/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE HIGH COST OF DYING|$400|easy|This monarch's death in 1980 solidified the control of the Ayatollah Khomeini|the Shah of Iran
18/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HOW TO MAKE A VEGETABLE STEW|$1200|hard|Use a bunch of these orange taproots, rich in provitamin A|carrots
20/04/2011|Jeopardy!|THE BOOK OF THE YEAR|$600|medium|'The Year the Dream Died: Revisiting ____ in America'|1968
29/09/2010|Jeopardy!|SCARY STARTS|$800|hard|Long before she got 'Knocked Up', she appeared in 'Bride of Chucky'|Katherine Heigl
30/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$1000|hard|In 1827 Friedrich Wohler produced this metal, the Earth's most common, as a powder|Aluminum
14/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$800|hard|Euridice is a soprano role in Monteverdi's 'The Fable Of' this man who went to hell & back for her|Orpheus
17/11/1987|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$100|easy|In August of 1987, Joan Kroc, widow of the founder of this company, donated a million dollars to the Democratic Party|McDonald's
25/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$600|medium|The only state to touch 4 of the Great Lakes|Michigan
24/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LIVE IN TEXAS|$1600|hard|A Houston native, he owned RKO Pictures, TWA & a serious amount of eccentricity|(Howard) Hughes
20/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CHOCK FULL O' NUTS|$400|easy|A feisty prisoner enters an insane asylum, stirs up the other inmates & gets lobotomized in this 1975 film|One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
13/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD FACTS|$600|medium|The blood of this animal is one of the main ingredients in blood pudding|Pig
21/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE YEARBOOK|$600|medium|This man's first name is misspelled 'Donald' in his 1928 high school yearbook|Ronald Reagan
18/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|'HUGH'S & 'HUGHES'|$200|easy|Robert Hughes hosted the first week of '20/20'; he took over on the second|Hugh Downs
02/07/2010|Jeopardy!|AMONG THE 10 MOST POPULOUS COUNTRIES|$1000|hard|It claims all or part of 3 of the 10 largest islands in the world|Indonesia
05/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GREECE|$1600|hard|Home to the ancient ruined Minoan palace of Knossos, it's Greece's largest island|Crete
03/02/2003|Jeopardy!|INSPECT HER GADGET|$1000|hard|Lillian Moller Gilbreth invented the type of this household item with the step-on opener still used today|garbage can
07/07/1995|Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$500|medium|'Every' one of these 'fits not every foot'|a shoe
09/06/1999|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$200|easy|Dow's Lake is probably the best place to view the tulips during this Canadian capital's May tulip festival|Ottawa
05/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SYMPHONIES ON FILM|$800|hard|This Russian director's Mexico footage was compiled as 'Mexican Symphony' in 1941|(Sergey) Eisenstein
17/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE EARLY EARTH|$1600|hard|Lasting from about 2,011,000 to 11,000 B.C., this epoch featured glaciation cycles & a farewell to the mammoth|the Pleistocene
02/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT STORIES|$200|easy|This Washington Irving title character had 'An insuperable aversion to all kinds of profitable labor'|Rip Van Winkle
06/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DUTCH BOYS|$800|hard|This manager of Elvis was born Andreas Cornelius Van Kuijk in the Netherlands|Col. Tom Parker
04/10/2007|Jeopardy!|SALAD|$800|hard|The original Waldorf salad contained only mayonnaise, celery & this fruit|apples
11/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|STAR TREK|$1200|hard|This actor is the only member of the original cast who appeared in the 2009 film, where he encounters his younger self|Leonard Nimoy
11/07/2000|Jeopardy!|MASKS|$500|medium|'Sport' in which the mask seen here is used|professional wrestling
19/02/1999|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|Jonathan Edwards was among the leaders of this 'great' religious movement of the 1700s|Great Awakening
23/10/2008|Jeopardy!|MILESTONE BIRTHDAYS 2008|$600|medium|On January 24 this celebrated U.S. gymnast went from a perfect 10 to the big 4-0|Mary Lou Retton
18/01/2005|Jeopardy!|HOW ABOUT A HAWAIIAN LUNCH?|$1000|hard|A fresh fruit platter might include pineapple, papaya, berries and this tropical fruit seen here|guava
12/01/2004|Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|Victoria Peak is the highest point in this Central American country|Belize
22/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STEINBECK|$200|easy|John Steinbeck was born February 27, 1902 in this state, the setting of many of his tales|California
13/11/1985|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|Susanna & the twins, Hamnet & Judith|Shakespeare's children
23/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR-NOMINATED SONGS|$2000|hard|'The Hands That Built America' (2002)|Gangs of New York
02/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FONTS OF INFORMATION|$2000|hard|This font shares its name with William, the first English printer|Caxton
08/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$4800|hard|This compass direction may come from the Proto-Germanic for 'to the left of the rising sun'|north
08/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE PAIRS|$1200|hard|1989: Sylvester Stallone & Kurt Russell|Tango and Cash
16/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL QUOTATIONS|$200|easy|Referring to her father, Margaret Truman said, 'He loved politicians, even those from' this party|Republican Party
23/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GREECE|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew speaks from Santorini in Greece.)  Volcanic cliffs on Santorini are the remnants of an eruption that may be the source of the legend of this island|Atlantis
04/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$600|medium|It's the language you'd expect a native Rhodian to speak|Greek (island of Rhodes)
16/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN COWBOYS|$600|medium|It's the original last name of the Western legend who starred as the Ringo Kid in 1939's 'Stagecoach'|Marion Michael Morrison (John Wayne)
07/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WHEN YOU WERE IN DIAPERS|$400|easy|One of 1982's bestsellers was this author's '2010: Odyssey Two'|Arthur C. Clarke
15/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LANDING AT JFK|$400|easy|In June 1961 JFK met with this rival world leader for 2 days in Vienna to discuss a growing crisis in Europe|Khrushchev
07/06/2006|Jeopardy!|THE GRATEFUL DEAD|$800|hard|In 1978 the last of 3 Dead shows near this Wonder of the Ancient World was timed to coincide with a lunar eclipse|the Pyramids
18/02/2011|Jeopardy!|ODD WORDS|$200|easy|From the Latin for 'cup', a chanterelle is one of these edible fungi|a mushroom
03/04/2009|Jeopardy!|GENESIS|$1000|hard|In Genesis 17, God makes a covenant with Isaac; this older half-brother goes covenantless--call him...|Ishmael
16/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NICKNAMES|$800|hard|'Le Roi Soleil'|Louis XIV
14/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|POSE-POURRI|$1600|hard|You'll find her & her mole on infomercials for her line called Meaningful Beauty|Cindy Crawford
24/05/2000|Jeopardy!|CONTAINERS|$200|easy|The genie Aladdin found was in a lamp; the ones Sinbad & Tony Nelson found were in these|Bottles
07/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS VEHICLES|$200|easy|From the Middle Greek for 'small vessel', they're the famous canalcraft of Venice|Gondolas
06/09/1996|Jeopardy!|ULTRA SCIENCE|$400|easy|It's a one-person plane powered by a small engine|an ultralight
27/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|McMEN|$800|hard|His colleagues in the senate had the decency to censure him, at long last, on Dec. 2, 1954|McCarthy
25/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC MOVIE SPECIAL EFFECTS|$400|easy|1956: The Red Sea is parted|The Ten Commandments
09/04/2008|Jeopardy!|LEFT TO YOUR OWN DEVICES|$1000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew gives the clue from a lab.)  Stretch a balloon over a glass, secure with rubber bands, then place a straw on top & you have a simple version of this device that measures air pressure|a barometer
09/07/2004|Jeopardy!|THE QUEEN'S ENGLISH|$200|easy|In England comedian Carrot Top would refer to this as a reverse charge call|calling collect
22/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|X GAMES|$800|hard|In Britain, if you need these well-placed friends to land a job, they'd be spelled with an X instead of the CT|connections
16/05/1997|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$300|easy|You'll find this capital of Montana in Prickly Pear Valley|Helena
27/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|OEDIPUS|$400|easy|Though many plays were written about Oedipus, those by this man are our main source for the story|Sophocles
04/10/2002|Jeopardy!|PUT ON YOUR JAMIES|$1000|hard|Jamie in this family that includes N.C. & Andrew said, 'Everybody in my family paints -- excluding possibly the dogs'|Wyeth
01/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A VISIT WITH SHERLOCK HOLMES|$1600|hard|When Watson met Holmes in a lab, Holmes explained his test for this pigment--it could have decided several cases|hemoglobin
12/07/2000|Jeopardy!|TREE WORDS|$300|easy|When talking feelings, it's a synonym for to long for something|pine
21/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF WATER|$1600|hard|In 1998 the water supply was threatened by mercury in Russia's huge Bratsk 'holding' one of these|a reservoir
20/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEYOND BELIEF|$600|medium|The expression 'Tell it to' them comes from British Navy men, who thought them gullible|Tell it to the Marines
29/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FOUND IN SPACE|$800|hard|A.C. Crommelin proved that 3 of these, seen in 1818, 1873 & 1928, were really 1 of these visiting 3 times|comets
09/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OPRAH'S FAVORITE BOOKS|$2000|hard|(Oprah gives the clue from a chair) One of my favorite books from the last decade is David Wroblewski's debut novel about the bond between a mute boy & his dogs called 'The Story of' him|Edgar Sawtelle
16/12/2005|Jeopardy!|ABBOTT & COSTELLO'S BASEBALL TEAM|$600|medium|Don't question me, this is the left fielder|Why
10/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|STRIKE FORCES|$800|hard|This country's Special Forces include the Special Boat Service as well as the Special Air Service|Great Britain
04/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$400|easy|In 1949 he succeeded his grandfather  Prince Louis II as ruler of Monaco|Prince Rainier
01/05/1997|Jeopardy!|ORDER|$300|easy|It's the third in order of the 'Star Wars' movies|Return of the Jedi
26/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$400|easy|This long, narrow country stretches from Peru to the southern tip of South America|Chile
04/01/2011|Jeopardy!|3 AGAINST 1|$1000|hard|Historian William, or Connecticut Senator Christopher|Dodd
19/09/2001|Jeopardy!|USING YOUR NOODLE|$500|medium|Nissin Foods' 2 big sellers are 'Cup Noodles' & 'Top' this|Ramen
16/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|_____ & _____|$400|easy|The only railroad on the traditional Monopoly board that fits this category|B&O
21/05/2002|Jeopardy!|JANUARY|$200|easy|On January 2, 1959, exactly 120 years after Daguerre took the first photo of it, Russia launched a probe to it|the Moon
20/09/2010|Jeopardy!|THE LOYOLA OPPOSITION|$400|easy|In 1521, Ignatius was struck by a cannonball while defending this country against the French|Spain
06/07/1998|Jeopardy!|RAILROADING|$100|easy|Casey Jones & Choo-Choo Charlie were famous ones|Engineers
17/09/2007|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$1000|hard|A Supreme Court decision in 2000 said rights named for this man were 'embedded in routine police practice'|Miranda
09/09/2003|Jeopardy!|LOVE, HONOR OR OBEY|$1000|hard|This type of guard accompanies a casket at a military funeral|honor guard
24/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$200|easy|This outermost skin layer may be five times thicker on the palms & soles than on the rest of the body|Epidermis
31/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$200|easy|From the Latin for 'betrothal', it's a marriage partner, either husband or wife|Spouse
13/11/1998|Jeopardy!|STORMY WEATHER|$200|easy|It's a snowstorm with winds past 30 knots, below normal temperatures & visibility reduced to 1/8 of a mile|blizzard
21/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|RULERS|$1000|hard|This king of England was the grandfather of Elizabeth I|Henry VII
18/06/2007|Jeopardy!|RADIO CITIES|$400|easy|WABC & WCBS-880 are radio stations based in this metropolis|New York City
14/03/2003|Jeopardy!|QUIPS|$1000|hard|Truman Capote reviewed this man's book 'On the Road' by saying, 'That's not writing.  It's just typing'|Jack Kerouac
14/01/2004|Jeopardy!|SHAMPOO|$800|hard|Its Pro-V line is enriched with pro-vitamin complexes|Pantene
22/01/2003|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL LIFE|$1000|hard|The dust type of this arachnid lives in homes, where it feeds on dust produced by animal & human skin|mite
14/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'X'|$2000|hard|Described in the 'Iliad' as a hero of great size, he led the Salaminian warriors in the siege of Troy|Ajax
18/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE LATIN FOR...|$2000|hard|...'pour' or 'melt', it's an establishment where metal is cast in molds|foundry
23/10/2002|Jeopardy!|'R'RRRRRRRRR|$400|easy|3 points on one throw in horseshoes|ringer
21/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S UP TO 'U'|$600|medium|The only male & female deer to both have antlers are the reindeer & this North American relative|Caribou
27/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$3000|hard|Spoken by most people in Hong Kong, it has 9 tones compared to Mandarin's 4|Cantonese
04/06/1998|Final Jeopardy!|1998 BESTSELLERS|None|None|35 years after her death, she's the subject of a new collection of poems by her husband|Sylvia Plath (husband is Ted Hughes)
01/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$200|easy|A flexor is one of these that contracts to bend a part of the body|a muscle
24/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A BIRD!|$1200|hard|Its egg is not only the largest bird's egg, but also the smallest in relation to the size of the bird|the ostrich
20/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COMMIES|$2000|hard|The red, white & blue flag was adopted by Laos in this year when the country fell to the Communists|1975
23/01/2001|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL VENUES|$200|easy|Saint-Saens & Faure were organists at Paris' La Madeleine, the church of this Biblical woman|Mary Magdalene
06/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NOT ADVERBS|$800|hard|It's the name of the McLean, Virginia neighborhood where you'll find CIA Headquarters|Langley
08/12/1999|Jeopardy!|JAPAN|$500|medium|Chanting & melodramatic portrayal are hallmarks of this traditional Japanese art form seen here:|Kabuki
07/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|THE DESERT|$200|easy|Old-man, hedgehog & barrel|kinds of cacti
11/05/2000|Jeopardy!|TACO BELL-UM|$300|easy|Chalupas came in 3 flavor options: 'Supreme', 'Baja' & one named for this Southwestern city|Santa Fe
19/11/1998|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|$500|medium|After the Civil War this vice president of the Confederacy served in the U.S. Congress|Alexander Stephens
09/02/2000|Jeopardy!|LITERARY HEROINES|$400|easy|Maggie, the daughter of a miller, falls for her cousin's fiance in this George Eliot novel|The Mill on the Floss
10/10/1997|Jeopardy!|THE BIG 4-0|$300|easy|In 1810 this 40-year-old married the teenager Marie Louise of Austria|Napoleon Bonaparte
03/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CONSTELLATIONS|$1200|hard|The name of Antares, this arachnid's main star, means 'Rival of Mars' because of its red color|Scorpius (Scorpio)
09/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE FANNIE FARMER COOKBOOK|$400|easy|'Like a velvet cape wrapped around a simple dress', these French pancakes will dress up good leftovers|Crepes
13/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SURGERY|$1600|hard|Laser surgery can fix the acute type of this eye disease in which the iris obstructs the flow of the aqueous humor|glaucoma
07/02/1997|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$100|easy|Tartar, Tabasco, Worcestershire|Sauces
30/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CONNECT THE DOTS|$400|easy|This cabinet department is sometimes called DOT|Department of Transportation
30/12/2009|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY MUSICALS|$2000|hard|Yep, this haunting love story is still on Broadway, as it has been since its Jan. 26, 1988 opening night|Phantom of the Opera
16/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GREAT BRIT|$2000|hard|The son of an illiterate yeoman, he'd 'gravitate' toward inventing infinitesimal calculus|Newton
12/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$200|easy|3-letter term for an archaeological work site; it's also a magazine trying to turn preteens on to archaeology|a dig
03/02/1998|Jeopardy!|THE BEE|$200|easy|Bees are found on every continent but this one|Antarctica
09/06/2009|Jeopardy!|'A____A' IN THE ATLAS|$200|easy|An 1833 meteor shower is why license plates say 'Stars fell on' this state|Alabama
27/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'G'EOGRAPHY|$2000|hard|FDR is among the famous alumni of the prep school in this Massachusetts town|Groton
18/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'EU' VEY!|$1200|hard|This crumbly coffee cake topping is often paired with 'swirl'|Streusel
22/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL YOUR FAULT|$800|hard|An elongated fault zone may be this type of 'valley', like the 'Great' one of Asia & Africa|Rift
04/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MARK TWAIN SEZ|$1000|hard|In an essay, Twain said surely no language is 'so slip-shod & systemless' as this one he called 'awful'|German
14/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$400|easy|The room in a writer's house for his ballpoints|pen den
08/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH HEIR WAYS|$400|easy|He was christened by the Archbishop of Canterbury in the music room at Buckingham Palace on August 4, 1982|Prince William
22/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BUG ME!|$1000|hard|Insects are members of this largest animal kingdom phylum that also includes spiders & crustaceans|Arthropods
06/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|KJPY CLASSICAL RADIO|$1600|hard|Call & win tickets to this 'talky' type of voice & piano performance, of songs by Hugo Wolf|a recital
28/10/1998|Jeopardy!|THIS IS OUR COUNTRY|$200|easy|Paul Revere Mall, a park in this city, has bronze tablets honoring the people of the North End|Boston
02/01/2006|Jeopardy!|NETWORKING|$400|easy|'Reno 911!', 'Drawn Together', 'Chappelle's Show'|Comedy Central
19/05/2008|Final Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|None|None|A famous scene from this 1976 film was completely ad-libbed; the script simply read, 'Travis looks in the mirror'|Taxi Driver
26/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'FLY' RIGHT|$400|easy|Better-known name for dionaea muscipula, a carnivorous plant native to the coastal regions of the Carolinas|Venus flytrap
31/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ASSASSIN & VICTIM|$1200|hard|Leon Czolgosz (1901)|McKinley
28/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CRY ME A RIVER|$200|easy|How low can you get?  When it reaches the Dead Sea, this river is 1,312 feet below sea level|Jordan River
02/10/2009|Jeopardy!|MOBY DICK|$400|easy|The ship in 'Moby Dick', the Pequod, was named after one of these groups|a Native American tribe
22/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL BOOK AWARDS|$400|easy|Ralph Ellison was the first African American to win the fiction award; 'Purple' prose made this woman the second|Alice Walker
12/01/2000|Jeopardy!|A LOVELY PORT|$100|easy|Built for Spanish trade with Asia, this Mexican city is now famous for the cliff divers of La Quebrada|Acapulco
05/02/2008|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION PEOPLE|$800|hard|He's called a 'Rough Stone Rolling' in a 2005 'Cultural Biography of Mormonism's Founder'|Joseph Smith
24/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CRAC|$800|hard|The suggestion RTM means 'Read' this|The Manual
08/10/2010|Jeopardy!|BUILDING A RECIPE|$1000|hard|I'm layering the pastry with mushrooms & sauce, creating this appetizer named for an emperor|a Napoleon
05/11/2008|Jeopardy!|'G' WHIZ|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from a dog show at Silver Bay Kennel Club.)  Dog show judges know a good indicator of structure, temperament & condition is this pattern of movement that can be a walk, trot or gallop|gait
21/06/2001|Jeopardy!|EXPLORATION|$300|easy|In January 1765 John Byron took possession of these islands off South America for Britain, hence its claim to them|Falkland Islands
05/06/1997|Jeopardy!|TV TITLE PAIRS|$500|medium|Thomas Haden Church & Debra Messing|Ned & Stacey
13/04/2004|Final Jeopardy!|WORD HISTORY|None|None|Circa 1860 Robert Fitzroy of Britain's meteorological office rejected prediction & prophecy in favor of this word|forecast
10/11/1987|Jeopardy!|APOLLO 11|$300|easy|Astronomic name for the booster rocket used to power the launch|Saturn
12/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$200|easy|While attending Sarah Lawrence College, this 'Color Purple' author wrote her first book of poetry|(Alice) Walker
03/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$2600|hard|In Coleridge's poem, it's where Kubla Khan had his 'stately pleasure dome'|Xanadu
07/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ISLAND CITIES|$2000|hard|Jakarta|Java
06/11/2008|Jeopardy!|C'EST LA 'V'|$800|hard|The French term for a Peeping Tom isn't Tomas le Peepe, it's this|voyeur
03/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|$2000|hard|Edwin Reardon is a struggling writer in George Gissing's 'New' this 'Street' associated with hack writing|Grub
30/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|CANADIAN ACTORS|$200|easy|He was born in St. John, New Brunswick, but his son Kiefer was born in London, England|Donald Sutherland
23/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THE 'CAT'|$400|easy|Henny Youngman began his career as a violinist playing the 'Borscht Belt' in these N.Y. mountains|the Catskills
11/03/2004|Jeopardy!|ALSO A BOOK OF THE BIBLE|$200|easy|By occupation, Scalia & Rehnquist are these|Judges
16/02/2005|Jeopardy!|ACTUAL MLB ANNOUNCER QUOTES|$600|medium|'The first pitch to Tucker Ashford is grounded into left field. No, wait a minute. It's' this 2-word term, 'low & outside'|ball one
10/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$200|easy|The Mona Lisa was painted in oil on this, not canvas|Wood Panel
07/12/2005|Jeopardy!|BALTIC AVENUE|$200|easy|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from Riga, Latvia.)  Called Milda by the locals, the Freedom Monument is the Latvian version of this American statue unveiled in 1886|the Statue of Liberty
13/05/1998|Jeopardy!|FROZEN IN STONE|$200|easy|From Laos the statue seen here is a reclining version of this founder of a religion|Buddha
24/06/1997|Jeopardy!|LATE-NIGHT TV|$500|medium|After midnight on Fridays in the '70s, you could catch Wolfman Jack on this NBC rock music show|The Midnight Special
13/05/2003|Jeopardy!|NOT SO SIMPLE SIMON|$600|medium|'Yes, it's five flights, if you don't count the front stoop'|Barefoot in the Park
20/03/1998|Jeopardy!|THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS|$200|easy|Like Jews, many Adventists follow Leviticus 11:7 in abstaining from this meat|pork
02/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ACCENTS|$800|hard|Tom Petty sang of this 'accent, where I come from.  Young 'uns call it country, Yankees call it dumb'|a Southern accent
08/07/1999|Jeopardy!|THE FORGOTTEN MARX BROTHERS|$200|easy|You might find this brother in the cellar swigging from a bottle of Muscatel|Wino
15/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS|$1600|hard|As our writers know, eyestrain is one hazard of working at a VDT, short for this|video display terminal
22/11/2006|Jeopardy!|THE MOOR|$800|hard|This Portuguese circumnavigator fought the Moors in North Africa in 1513|Ferdinand Magellan
12/07/1999|Jeopardy!|MANY IRONS|$300|easy|It's gold!  Gold, I tell you!  Gold!!!  Oh, no -- it's not... it's this, fool's gold|Iron pyrite
02/04/2007|Jeopardy!|BEVERAGES|$800|hard|The Valencia type of this fruit is good for juice|orange
11/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS|$1600|hard|Ralf Laue of Germany tossed more than 400 of these in 2 minutes, & it wasn't even on a Shrove Tuesday|pancakes
30/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DOWN MEXICO WAY|$800|hard|This resort city about 200 miles southwest of Mexico City is famous for its cliff divers|Acapulco
18/05/1998|Jeopardy!|SECRET IDENTITIES|$400|easy|TV's Barbara Gordon|Batgirl
22/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE DOLPHINS|$400|easy|The dolphin kick is used in competition in this sport|swimming
04/03/2011|Jeopardy!|MARCH 4th!|$200|easy|1902: This organization is founded in Chicago to promote safe roads; it still helps drivers today|AAA
15/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE LATIN|$1200|hard|From Horace comes this 2-word bit of advice, literally 'seize the day'|carpe diem
24/06/2009|Jeopardy!|OPERA CROSSWORD CLUES|$1600|hard|Prop placed on little Jimmy Tell's head (5)|an apple
16/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE WEST INDIES|$400|easy|The West Indies' leading crop, it was introduced to the region in 1506 in Santo Domingo|sugar
22/10/2001|Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$300|easy|This word given to a policy of segregation means 'separateness' in Afrikaans|apartheid
11/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTES FROM BRUCE WILLIS MOVIES|$2000|hard|'Five billion people died in 1996 & 1997. Almost the entire population of the world. Only about 1% of us survived'|Twelve Monkeys
19/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THE HIGHEST-SCORING SCRABBLE WORD|$600|medium|Happy, snappy or pappy|happy
07/07/2003|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$600|medium|Forever, or a fragrance by Calvin Klein|Eternity
20/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HAVE A WONDERFUL WEDDING|$2000|hard|A popular wedding march comes from music Mendelssohn wrote for this magical Shakespeare play|A Midsummer Night's Dream
13/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BERLIN IS IN!|$1200|hard|Tempelhof Airport, opened in 1923, was made famous by this 1948-'49 event|the Berlin Airlift
14/05/2007|Jeopardy!|MOMS' MONOGRAMS|$600|medium|Mother to Anna, James, Elliott, John & Franklin: ER|Eleanor Roosevelt
16/06/2003|Jeopardy!|AN APPLE A DAY|$2400|hard|This tart green apple was first cultivated by a certain Australian lady named Maria Ann|Granny Smith
01/11/2007|Jeopardy!|DOCTORIN'|$600|medium|A stent is a tube often used to hold these open, especially the coronary ones|arteries
14/05/2003|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$400|easy|Many dieters eat helf of one of these, like the Star Ruby or Rio Red, before every meal|the grapefruit
13/10/2011|Jeopardy!|YOU SEE 'EM AT THE MUSEUM|$200|easy|Botticelli's 1481 fresco of St. Sixtus II is at this landmark, part of the Vatican Museums|the Sistine Chapel
13/07/1999|Jeopardy!|THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE|$300|easy|In 1976 an elector from the state of Washington cast a lone vote for this man; 4 years later he received 489 votes|Ronald Reagan
15/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE THEATER|$400|easy|Marion Paroo, the River City librarian, teaches piano to the town's youngsters in this show|The Music Man
06/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL ACADEMIC|$400|easy|Paul Rudolph, longtime head of Yale's School of this, designed the building that houses it|Architecture
12/11/2002|Jeopardy!|A CATEGORY FULL OF HOLES|$400|easy|The holes used in this outdoor pastime must be 4.25 inches in diameter & at least 4 inches deep|golf
04/01/2007|Jeopardy!|GETTING BIBLICAL|$1000|hard|In Genesis he has an all-night wrestling match & ends up getting blessed|Jacob
05/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|I'M DATING MYSELF|$400|easy|I have teriyaki steak prepared just for me at my table in this restaurant founded by Rocky Aoki|Benihana
24/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISPANIC AMERICAN HISTORY|$1000|hard|The U.S. recognized this country in 1903, 3 days after it declared its independence from Colombia|Panama
11/10/2010|Jeopardy!|NBA HALL OF FAMERS|$200|easy|He won an NBA title ring in 1973 as a reserve forward with the Knicks & coached the Bulls to 6 titles in the '90s|Phil Jackson
06/12/2007|Jeopardy!|BUSH'S NICKNAMES|$800|hard|'Brownie' was Bush's famous nickname for the director of this from 2003 to 2005|FEMA
21/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE JUILLIARD SCHOOL|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew holds a cello at the Juilliard School in New York.)  Cello players at Juilliard have quite a legacy to live up to; alumni include this performer, who's even graced the 'Jeopardy!' stage|Yo-Yo Ma
08/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'Y's GUYS|$400|easy|In July 1990 this Russian president stunned his country by resigning from the Communist Party|Boris Yeltsin
18/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'T's ME|$800|hard|After suffering genocidal attacks by the Hutus in 1994, this ethnic group took over the Rwandan government|the Tutsis
16/09/2008|Jeopardy!|LITERARY HODGEPODGE|$400|easy|You know this Lewis Carroll classic by a shortened name; its full title includes the word 'Adventures'|Alice in Wonderland
08/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NEVER TOO OLD FOR CARTOONS|$800|hard|The dad on this show fought for the heavyweight title, won a Grammy & nearly caused a nuclear reactor explosion|The Simpsons
09/01/2012|Jeopardy!|LABOR DAY FOR HERCULES|$800|hard|Hercules hunted down a brass-hooved stag that was sacred to this goddess|Diana
13/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY BROTHERS|$400|easy|He was a teenager (& not yet a lord) when he wrote 'Poems by Two Brothers' with his brothers Charles & Frederick|Tennyson
16/04/2003|Jeopardy!|ON THE PHONE|$200|easy|In Sweden, if you hear funny noises in your home or in your chest, dial 112 instead of this U.S. equivalent|911
08/10/2003|Jeopardy!|THE QUOTABLE NIXON|$600|medium|1977: 'When the president does it, that means that it is not' this|illegal
21/01/2009|Jeopardy!|THEME PARK FUN|$1000|hard|Ohio's Kings Island is the lair of 'The Beast', the longest wooden one of these in the world|a roller coaster
07/12/2000|Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$300|easy|Meal sites of the Anasazi people have led to thr controversial theory that they engaged in this horrific practice|Cannibalism
01/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WOULD-BE ASSASSINS|$1600|hard|This magazine publisher was shot and wounded by serial would-be assassin Joseph Franklin in 1978|Larry Flynt
03/10/1986|Double Jeopardy!|FLAGS|$600|medium|A large collection of these triangular tapering flags is found at 161 St. in the Bronx, NYC|pennants (at Yankee Stadium)
11/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$1000|hard|This aria from 'Pagliacci' gave him the first million-selling record ever|Enrico Caruso
02/05/1997|Jeopardy!|VIVA LAS VEGAS|$500|medium|This new hotel's Coney Island Pavillion is home to a Nathan's Hot Dogs; mmmmmmmmmmm|New York-New York
17/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$600|medium|Sir Joshua Reynolds was knighted by this king in 1769|George III
28/09/1992|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$200|easy|A hit below the belt|a low blow
09/04/2008|Jeopardy!|LEADING MEN|$600|medium|Otmar Hasler is prime minister of this small Alpine nation between Switzerland & Austria|Liechtenstein
21/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL TITLES|$800|hard|Al Manheim wonders this about an eager kid named Glick|What Makes Sammy Run?
11/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THE 2004 ELECTIONS|$600|medium|Voters okayed California's Prop 71, a bond measure to fund medical research using these|stem celld
09/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK SERIES|$1000|hard|He's 'America's Sherlock Holmes in Sneakers'|Encyclopedia Brown
15/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GREEN DAY|$1600|hard|A southern U.S. journalism award is named for this traditional forehead accoutrement of editors|Green Eyeshade
17/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OPRAH GETS HISTORICAL|$2000|hard|(Oprah Winfrey gives the clue.)  I'd ask this Polish-American patriot, for whom my home town is named, about the time he tried to sell his estates & use the money to free Thomas Jefferson's slaves|Thaddeus Kosciuszko
10/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BIG 'MAC's|$800|hard|Highland outlaw Rob Roy was a member of this clan|MacGregor
13/06/1997|Jeopardy!|STYLE|$200|easy|These baggy knickers worn by golfers were popularized by the Prince of Wales in the 1920s|Plus fours
14/06/1999|Jeopardy!|BETSY ROSS|$500|medium|Betsy's dad helped build Pennsylvania's old state house, better known by this name|Independence Hall
01/12/1989|Jeopardy!|TV GUIDE SAYS|$400|easy|'Guess who's not invited to the inaugural ball & can't find anyone to take her'|Murphy Brown
17/10/2006|Jeopardy!|STATE FLAGS|$600|medium|The white circle with the red center on this state's flag, seen here, represents the letter 'O'|Ohio
12/02/1999|Jeopardy!|WORDS FOR TWO|$100|easy|It's a musical composition for 2 voices or 2 instruments|Duet
25/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|IRIDIUM|$7000|hard|For use in jewelry & pen points, iridium is combined with this other silver-white metal|platinum
06/09/1999|Jeopardy!|MOVIE PEOPLE|$300|easy|This 'Pretty Woman' movie star recently played a movie star in 'Notting Hill'|Julia Roberts
20/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LIZARDRY|$800|hard|The basilisk lizard is also known as the Jesus Christ lizard because of its ability to do this|walk on water
24/04/1998|Jeopardy!|WHAT'LL YA HAVE?|$400|easy|1 oz. vodka 1 oz. Kahlua fresh cream|White Russian
07/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICAL SCIENCE|$600|medium|The number of planets in our solar system larger than the Earth|4
03/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$400|easy|64 across: Lee or Musial              (4)|Stan
25/02/2000|Jeopardy!|BANNED AS PETS IN NYC|$100|easy|It'll be a cold day in New York before the Department of Health allows you to keep one of these|Polar Bear
20/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TEENAGE|$2000|hard|This term for a teenage girl of the 1940s & '50s comes from a style of foot coverings|a bobby-soxer
08/11/1991|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'Y'|$300|easy|A sycophant is this type of 'man'|yes man
24/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DONKEY|$2400|hard|In this 1945 novel, Benjamin the Donkey says, 'Donkeys live a long time.  None of you has ever seen a dead donkey'|Animal Farm
14/10/1998|Jeopardy!|REALLY OLD HISTORY|$200|easy|From 434 to 445 Bleda ruled the Huns jointly with this man, his brother|Attila
14/10/2010|Jeopardy!|'CO' CO.s|$800|hard|The earliest products by this company were candles, starch &, of course, soap|Colgate
31/12/2007|Jeopardy!|'X' IN THE CITY|$1000|hard|Love to shop?  This largest South Dakota city has the largest shopping center between Denver & Minneapolis|Sioux Falls
30/01/2009|Jeopardy!|WHAT AM I DOING IN NEW JERSEY?|$200|easy|In 1976 N.J. voted to permit gambling casinos here to raise money for the disabled & elderly; the first opened in 1978|Atlantic City
23/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|REAL U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|If you think about it, 'okay' is obviously in this state|Oklahoma
25/10/2005|Jeopardy!|ABBA-SOLUTELY FABULOUS|$600|medium|It was the end for Napoleon but this song was the beginning for ABBA, marking its first foray into the Top 40|Waterloo
21/09/1999|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN POETRY|$300|easy|'Priscilla' was the original title of Longfellow's poem about 'The Courtship of' this Puritan captain|Miles Standish
12/11/1992|Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$400|easy|Though the Patty Berg Award was established in this sport in 1979, Patty Berg didn't win it until 1989|Golf
06/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOTION OF THE OCEAN|$800|hard|The Kuroshio current, carrying tropical water northward toward the pole, is known by this 'national' name|the Japan current (Japanese current accepted)
20/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EPONYMOUS INVENTIONS|$1600|hard|Heard here, it was one of he earliest fully electronic musical intruments & was created c. 1920 by a Russian inventor|the theremin
29/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THERE ARE PLACES|$1600|hard|A Montagnais is a Native American in Quebec; a Monegasque is a resident of this country|Monaco
22/07/2008|Jeopardy!|DEPARTMENT 'S'|$200|easy|These elected officials in the U.S. government take their name from the Latin for 'old man'|senators
13/12/1999|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$300|easy|'The Tale of the Flopsy Bunnies' was a follow-up to her stories of Peter Rabbit & Benjamin Bunny|Beatrix Potter
17/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$1600|hard|Ernest Hemingway's Finca Vigia home on the outskirts of this city has since been turned into a museum|Havana
17/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC HEROES|$600|medium|As leaders of these Germanic people, you'd expect Alaric & Theodoric to wear black & listen to depressing music|Goths
22/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'J.P.'|$800|hard|She played Laurence Olivier's daughter in 1960's 'The Entertainer', & became his wife the next year|Joan Plowright
16/01/2007|Jeopardy!|MILES & MILES & MILES OF ART|$1000|hard|Though not a grade grubber, Hester Prynne got an 'A' for her affair with this novel character|Arthur Dimmesdale
30/09/1998|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$300|easy|From the Greek nostos, 'A return home', & algos, 'pain', it's the pain you experience when remembering|Nostalgia
10/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER FAULT LINES|$2000|hard|This type of valley, like the 'great' one in Africa, is bounded by parallel faults|a rift
14/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GLOBAL WARMING|$400|easy|Chemist Svante Arrhenius of this country was concerned about global warming 100 years ago|Sweden
01/12/1993|Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$300|easy|The brachii in the arm and the femorus in the thigh are examples of these two-headed muscles|Biceps
10/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AKRONYMS|$200|easy|In 1870 B.F. Goodrich brought to Akron this industry that eventually dominated the city|Rubber industry
28/02/1990|Jeopardy!|EARLY AMERICA|$400|easy|In the 18th C. William Savery, John Goddard & Duncan Phyfe became famous in this field|Furniture Making
01/12/2006|Jeopardy!|ALSO A PRESIDENTIAL NAME|$800|hard|Perforate|pierce
13/05/2002|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' NATIVE LANDS|$200|easy|'The Remains of the Day' novelist Kazuo Ishiguro|Japan
17/03/1998|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL CLICHES|$400|easy|This familiar phrase for a clumsy person calls to mind a big bovine in a porcelain boutique|a bull in a china shop
05/03/2004|Jeopardy!|PUGILISTIC SOBRIQUETS|$400|easy|When asked about his future plans, this boxer known as 'Iron Mike' said, 'I don't know...I might just fade into Bolivian'|Mike Tyson
02/10/2008|Jeopardy!|GOOD TIMES|$600|medium|Hit the beach, then take to the air in this fun sport seen here|parasailing
22/05/2002|Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINING CRITTERS|$200|easy|Fred Flinstone's boisterous pet dinosaur|Dino
21/11/1997|Jeopardy!|SET 'EM UP, JOE|$100|easy|On St. Patrick's Day, customers clamor for Joe's Irish Shillelagh, which features this 'Irish' liquor|Irish whiskey
09/12/2008|Jeopardy!|NEW WORDS IN THE OED|$3200|hard|Punning on an older word, it's the refusal to buy a certain product, but done by women only|a girlcott
26/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR NATIVE SOIL|$400|easy|Andrew Carnegie|Scotland
18/11/1987|Jeopardy!|GENERALS|$100|easy|Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. was the only general to land with the first wave of troops on this day|D-Day
20/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$400|easy|Taslima Nasrin left Bangladesh after incurring a 1994 Islamic death sentence, like this British author|Salman Rushdie
05/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|I'M DATING MYSELF|$1200|hard|Safe rock climbing requires a partner; rockhounding, also called this, I can do solo|rock collecting
11/01/2000|Jeopardy!|LOST|$300|easy|Presumably she was lost at sea after vanishing in the central Pacific in July 1937|Amelia Earhart
05/11/1998|Jeopardy!|1997|$300|easy|When this Chinese leader died February 19, 1997 it was noted he hadn't been seen in public since early 1994|Deng Hsiao-Ping
04/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|INCREDIBLE EDIBLES|$1200|hard|Eek!  We found a recipe for gumbo that calls for the diamondback type of this 'noisy' snake|rattlesnake
03/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MILESTONE BIRTHDAYS 2009|$400|easy|On September 25 she turned 40 & her husband Michael Douglas turned 65|Catherine Zeta-Jones
26/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|-OLOGIES|$1200|hard|Sovietology is also sometmes called this, after a structure in Moscow|Kremlinology
20/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'D' TOUR|$1600|hard|About 20 miles northwest of Raleigh, this city is also home to North Carolina Central University|Durham
18/02/2008|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$800|hard|Seattle, Tacoma & Olympia all stand on the banks of this body of water|Puget Sound
31/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$1600|hard|'William Tell' was the 38th opera that he completed, & he was only 37!|(Gioacchino) Rossini
10/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|STATE FLAGS|$1600|hard|This Roman goddess of agriculture holds a cornucopia on New Jersey's state flag|Ceres
21/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MINERALS|$4200|hard|German geologist Abraham Werner gave this mineral its name, derived from a Greek word for 'to write'|graphite
05/03/1998|Jeopardy!|SHOOT THE MOON|$300|easy|On the Apollo 14 mission, Alan Shepard introduced this sport to the moon|Golf
13/04/2005|Jeopardy!|TONIGHT SHOW HOSTS|$600|medium|He walked off in the middle of the telecast after the network censored his 'water closet' joke|Jack Paar
09/02/2006|Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH TEEN|$600|medium|A hereditary unit|a gene
10/11/1989|Jeopardy!|2-LETTER WORDS|$300|easy|Freudian component of personality that seeks immediate gratification|Id
02/12/2010|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES' KIDS' NAMES|$800|hard|Like, oh my god, totally, Frank Zappa named his oldest daughter this|Moon Unit
10/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S MY PARTY|$800|hard|There were 3 Progressive Parties in the 20th century; only the one in 1912 had this animal nickname|Bull Moose Party
05/04/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 17th CENTURY|$600|medium|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows a micrograph on the monitor.)  In the 1660s, Robert Hooke looked at cork under a microscope; the empty spaces reminded him of a monastery's rooms, so he called him these|cells
14/03/1990|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$500|medium|The Pacific Aero Products Company, founded in Seattle in 1916, is now called this|Boeing
24/04/1987|Jeopardy!|'A.C.'|$100|easy|San Francisco's is 415, Chicago's is 312, & Keokuk's is 319|an area code
12/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$600|medium|1840s guidebooks could lead you landmark by landmark along this trail from Independence to Astoria|Oregon Trail
05/09/1997|Jeopardy!|RUNNING ON 'M.T.'|$200|easy|This P.M. of England said her objective was to 'destroy Socialism'|Margaret Thatcher
05/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CHICKENS FOR FREE|$1600|hard|Da, comrade-- a fork pierces the bird, launching a jet of fragrant melted butter in chicken this|chicken Kiev
06/03/2008|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS ALOFT|$1000|hard|As part of a 1940s Arctic search & rescue unit, these team animals were parachuted in to help rescue downed pilots|huskies (or malamutes)
18/09/2006|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE STUFF|$1000|hard|This state has 8 official state songs, including 'Rocky Top'|Tennessee
14/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$400|easy|This capital lies on an isthmus between Lakes Monona & Mendota 76 miles west of Milwaukee|Madison, Wisconsin
30/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS' DIRECTORIAL DEBUTS|$800|hard|'Star Trek III: The Search For Spock' (1984)|Leonard Nimoy
27/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN WOMEN|$1600|hard|She's the woman seen here with some of her artifacts|Margaret Mead
24/10/2007|Jeopardy!|HAVE A HEART|$1000|hard|In this story a guy dismembers an old man & still hears him under the floor (lub-dub, lub-dub)|The Tell-Tale Heart
19/01/1996|Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$400|easy|Betelguese is a red supergiant in this constellation of the hunter|Orion
02/01/1998|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$400|easy|In Belgium the Flemings speak Dutch & the Walloons speak this language|French
11/10/2005|Jeopardy!|GAMES PEOPLE PLAY|$800|hard|This 'game for your whole brain' features a big purple brain in the center of the game board|Cranium
03/02/2006|Jeopardy!|CANDY|$400|easy|In 2005 Hershey introduced a limited-edition Key lime version of this 'Sometimes you feel like a nut' bar|Almond Joy
16/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PUBLISH OR PERISH|$4800|hard|This writer was working on a novel, 'Le Premier Homme', when he was killed in a car accident|(Albert) Camus
27/04/2000|Jeopardy!|LITERARY TITLE CHARACTERS|$100|easy|A whale of legendary size & ferocity, tormentor of Ahab|Moby Dick
18/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$200|easy|A library in this capital includes a near-complete collection of Kansas newspapers since 1875|Topeka
15/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|STATE FLAGS|$2000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew points to a flag)  The red and white design stands for the Crossland family; the black and gold stands for the Calvert family on this state's flag|Maryland
01/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPECIAL 'K'|$1200|hard|Rosie O'Donnell popularized this ball named for the sound it makes when you throw it|a Koosh ball
06/09/2001|Jeopardy!|ROLE REVERSAL|$100|easy|A house falls on a Kansas girl & the evil woman inside must find her way back to a magical land in this '39 film|The Wizard of Oz
31/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTORS|$1000|hard|This 'holely' British sculptor had 2 large works named 'Family Group', one a bronze, the other done in stone|Henry Moore
15/06/2004|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|A confused & noisy clamor|din
31/10/2005|Jeopardy!|ON THE MAP|$600|medium|It can get cold in this country, around 40 degrees in July in Puerto Montt|Chile
29/05/1998|Jeopardy!|ROCK AROUND THE SOLAR SYSTEM|$500|medium|The Dead Kennedys sang 'One-Way Ticket To' this smallest planet|Pluto
28/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NASHVILLE|$1000|hard|Built for the state's centennial expo in 1897, this replica of an Athenian temple turned 100 itself in 1997|the Parthenon
08/06/2011|Jeopardy!|ASSETS|$400|easy|This chapter of the bankruptcy code allows a company to keep its assets while reorganizing|11
19/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE RENAISSANCE|$600|medium|He designed the dome of St. Peter's Basilica, but it was Giacomo Della Porto who built it|Michelangelo
10/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WRITE ON, SOLDIER!|$1600|hard|Edward Gibbon was a captain in the Hampshire Grenadiers before writing this epic of imperial decline|The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
07/12/2004|Jeopardy!|AUSTRALIAN BUSINESS|$600|medium|What was built as the centerpiece of this big event has since gotten the corporate name Telstra Stadium|the Summer Olympics
27/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HYMNS & HERS|$1200|hard|In 2005, this 'First Lady of Contemporary Christian Music' gave us 'Rock of Ages... Hymns & Faith'|Amy Grant
27/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE ROCKS|$400|easy|This rock seen here makes for a nice set of beads:|Turquoise
07/12/1984|Jeopardy!|TOYS & GAMES|$500|medium|Said to be a be a weapon in the Philippines, Duncan made them toys for the U.S.|a yo-yo
22/07/2009|Jeopardy!|BAY O' WOLF|$400|easy|The title of this Stephen King movie also refers to a traditional projectile used against werewolves|Silver Bullet
27/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MORE DYSFUNCTIONAL ROYAL FAMILIES|$200|easy|This 'great' Russian empress seemed to loathe her son Paul & he lived in fear that she would kill him|Catherine The Great
16/09/1998|Jeopardy!|AUTOMOBILE LOGOS|$100|easy|(Small 'V' on top of a large 'W', enclosed in a circle)|Volkswagen
10/06/2005|Jeopardy!|MEXICAN GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|This city down the coast from Puerto Vallarta is said to have the best harbor on Mexico's Pacific coast|Acapulco
06/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DEM BONES|$200|easy|You can toss a ball with a flick of this because the carpal bones articulate with the radius & ulna|Wrist
24/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE LONGEST|$600|medium|The longest match at this tournament lasted 112 games when Pancho Gonzalez beat Charles Pasarell|Wimbledon
05/11/2004|Jeopardy!|CREAM|$400|easy|One type is made with chocolate & cream; another with damp soil, mostly by children|a mud pie
25/03/2011|Jeopardy!|ALL ONE SYLLABLE|$800|hard|Luck; you need it for a game of it|chance
18/06/2001|Jeopardy!|COLLECTOR'S CORNER|$100|easy|This magazine's NYC galleries house the toy soldiers, Monopoly games & Faberge eggs collected by publisher Malcolm|Forbes
06/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GEORGIA|$2000|hard|At this Georgia fort, an institute called WHINSEC is the successor to the controversial School of the Americas|Fort Benning
25/04/2003|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$800|hard|In the mid-1970s an oil pipeline was built between this Alaskan bay & the city of Valdez on Prince William Sound|Prudhoe Bay
24/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET HIGH|$1600|hard|The 'Bathing Beauty Ballet' in 'High Button Shoes' was a big success for this 'West Side Story' choreographer|Jerome Robbins
03/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY TERMS|$800|hard|An outline of the main points of a work is called this, from the Latin for 'see together'|a synopsis
30/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO OUR FINE HOTEL|$400|easy|As in 'Heartbreak Hotel', this worker is dressed in black, but in clothes designed by Armani|the desk clerk
27/11/2009|Jeopardy!|A, B, C, D THEN F|$400|easy|To shake or wave a weapon menacingly|brandish
23/05/2008|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$200|easy|This bent steel rod struck by a small metal rod is used in the final movement of Beethoven's Ninth|a triangle
18/01/2000|Jeopardy!|'BELL'ISSIMO!|$300|easy|He skips over & carries your bags at a hotel|Bellhop/bellman
09/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOLKSY PHILOSOPHY|$1000|hard|This humorous Georgia columnist had a black labrador named 'Catfish'|Lewis Grizzard
17/03/2008|Jeopardy!|SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE|$600|medium|Conan Doyle wrote a tribute in 1915 on the death of W.G. Grace, a superstar in this sport|cricket
24/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CHRISTMAS MOVIES|$1200|hard|Bing Crosby introduced the song 'White Christmas' not in the movie 'White Christmas' but in this earlier film|Holiday Inn
15/10/2002|Jeopardy!|BRITISH FASHION|$400|easy|19th century Englishmen Thomas & William Bowler got their names in the dictionary by making these|hats
08/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OOO, SORRY|$2000|hard|Alexander Pope didn't write 'a little knowledge is a dangerous thing' but 'a little' this 'is a dang'rous thing'|learning
06/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S SEE WHAT'S OVER THERE|$1600|hard|This Jesuit missionary explored the Mississippi with Louis Joliet|Marquette
14/01/2000|Jeopardy!|...OR BUST|$500|medium|The Sun tabloid in London apologized in May 1999 for printing a topless photo of this royal bride-to-be|Sophie Rhys-Jones
18/11/2009|Jeopardy!|COMPANY CARS|$600|medium|Bust out a Venza diagram & drive its Camry Solara|Toyota
06/09/2000|Jeopardy!|A BEE|$1000|hard|In the digestive tract, some bees turn this flower product into honey|nectar
09/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC FILMS|$4000|hard|Elizabeth Taylor's 1950 wedding to Nicky Hilton was worked into the publicity for this new comedy of hers|Father of the Bride
29/05/1997|Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$200|easy|On March 6, 1996 Detroit Red Wings goalie Chris Osgood did this, the first for an NHL goalie since 1989|Score a goal
23/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|DESERTS|$1600|hard|This desert of southwest Arizona shares its name & area with an adjoining Mexican state|the Sonoran Desert
02/09/1996|Jeopardy!|FEMININE NAMES|$200|easy|Actress Bergman helped popularize this Scandinavian first name, possibly meaning 'beautiful'|Ingrid
22/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HOMECOMING|$1000|hard|This once & future king made an emotional return to Cambodia in 1991|Norodom Sihanouk
31/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$1200|hard|The California French variety of this dried fruit can be juiced, stewed or eaten out of hand|a prune
14/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHATCHA DUNE?|$1600|hard|In the 1990s he bought the Dunes hotel, demolished it & built the Bellagio on the site|Steve Wynn
08/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH HODGEPODGE|$2000|hard|The first Jewish member of the British Parliament was a member of this banking family|the Rothschilds
15/11/2007|Jeopardy!|IT'S ONLY ROCK & ROLL|$800|hard|This band is now part of the 'Zeitgeist' after suffering 'Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness'|Smashing Pumpkins
24/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF SCIENTISTS|$1600|hard|Hungary's Roland Eotvos introduced the concept of the surface type of this, a phenomenon in liquids, at the molecular level|tension
31/12/2007|Jeopardy!|MY DREAM HOUSE|$400|easy|I'll entertain royally with a house in this style named for a 19th c. queen, with its welcoming front porch|Victorian
10/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE MALL|$1600|hard|Telescopes are a specialty of the stores of this science-oriented cable TV channel|Discovery
29/06/2000|Jeopardy!|'WORD' PLAY|$400|easy|It's the 2-word term for computer manipulation of text|Word processing
14/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OO...MEN|$200|easy|Reed Smoot's 1902 election to the Senate from this state caused controversy because he was a Mormon leader|Utah
01/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SOCIOLOGY|$400|easy|Decade in which the student counterculture movement popularized the 'Do your own thing' way of life|the 60s
15/12/2009|Jeopardy!|IN BLACK'S LAW DICTIONARY|$600|medium|This 3-word term is an 'unpreventable event caused exclusively by forces of nature'|act of God
12/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SNOW WHITE'S UNKNOWN DWARFS|$1000|hard|Snow White mistrusts this beaming dwarf who shares his name with John le Carre's title spy, George|Smiley
31/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MUSCAT LOVE|$1200|hard|Completed in 2001, the 'Grand' one of these in Muscat is the 1st in the country to be open to non-Muslims|a mosque
16/01/2004|Jeopardy!|THE 'END'|$800|hard|It's a bonus paid by a company to its stockholders, often on a quarterly basis|dividend
12/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$600|medium|Homer described this wife of Zeus as 'ox-eyed', which was supposed to be a compliment|Hera
04/03/2004|Jeopardy!|FLAGS|$800|hard|Early in the 2nd millennium, ships from this city began flying the flag of Saint Mark, its patron|Venice
15/11/1994|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$500|medium|Before a new facility was built, Love Field was this Texas city's main airport|Dallas
25/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ADD TWO LETTERS|$1200|hard|It's the season to which you add two letters to get this last name of Cincinnati's mayor in 1977|Spring & Springer
29/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AIRPORT PEOPLE|$600|medium|Washington, D.C.:  A 1950s secretary of state|John Foster Dulles
27/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'ARM's|$1200|hard|It's a former name for Veterans Day|Armistice Day
26/11/1993|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS OF THE WORLD|$300|easy|Abel Tasman National Park, along Tasman Bay, is the smallest of this country's national parks|New Zealand
23/02/2004|Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$400|easy|Dying in 1989 at the age of 87, he was the longest-reigning & longest-living emperor in Japanese history|Hirohito
22/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS & INVENTORS|$600|medium|If you know he's 'The Father of the Kodak', say Cheese!|George Eastman
17/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A NUMBER FROM 1 TO 10|$1000|hard|Syllables in a line of standard iambic pentameter|10
10/04/1996|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|The pH in pH scale stands for the 'potential of ' this element|Hydrogen
01/03/2006|Jeopardy!|THE 16th CENTURY|$400|easy|She became queen of Scots in 1542 when she was less than a week old|Mary (Stuart)
08/10/2004|Jeopardy!|THERE ARE PLACES|$400|easy|Its capital has moved about 750 miles inland from Karachi to Rawalpindi to Islamabad|Pakistan
02/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE WORKPLACE|$800|hard|William Safire says this euphemism for corporate firings 'strikes fear into...white-collar worrywarts'|Downsizing
20/10/2000|Jeopardy!|BITS & PIECES|$300|easy|Its bits include a horn, seat, skirt, cinches, hobble strap & fenders|Saddle
22/12/1999|Jeopardy!|THE GREAT LAKES|$400|easy|Manitoulin Island in this second-largest Great Lake is the world's largest freshwater island|Lake Huron
10/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|COMICS STRIP|$2000|hard|Ken Jeong bared all as crime lord Mr. Chow in this 2009 Vegas comedy|The Hangover
08/09/2003|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY LITERATURE|$600|medium|The year before her death, 29-year-old Emily Bronte published this, her only novel|Wuthering Heights
09/11/2004|Final Jeopardy!|THEATRICAL PREMIERES|None|None|The 'Playboy Riots' took place in this world capital in 1907 following a theatrical premiere|Dublin
26/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$100|easy|The trailing arbutus, also known as this, is shipshape as the state flower of Massachusetts|the mayflower
20/05/1997|Jeopardy!|FASHION|$200|easy|'80s & '90s designers shrank this common hiking bag & adapted it as a purse|Knapsack
28/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'SH'!|$1600|hard|Some Native Americans believe these medicine men have contact with the spirit world|shamen
07/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS|$1000|hard|Turgenev novel that dealt with confrontation between 2 generations & popularized the word 'nihilist'|Fathers And Sons
15/01/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. MOUNTAINS|$200|easy|The Bitterroot Range of this mountain chain extends more than 300 miles along the Idaho-Montana border|Rockies
29/07/2010|Jeopardy!|OFF THE ENDANGERED SPECIES LIST|$200|easy|This American crocodilian has wrestled its way back from the brink|the alligator
09/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1970s|$600|medium|To avoid default, the House of Representatives reset this to a temporary $830 billion on April 2, 1979|The Ceiling on the National Debt
08/02/2005|Jeopardy!|MAKEUP TEST|$800|hard|Sephora's Arch It kit for these includes stencils to make them look natural or dramatic|eyebrows
16/10/1997|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAIRS|None|None|A new Ford V-8, stolen by this pair in Topeka on April 29, 1934, became world famous a few weeks later|Bonnie (Parker) & Clyde (Barrow)
20/10/1999|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC MOVIE LINES|$300|easy|1980: 'Heeeeere's Johnny!'|The Shining
25/12/1998|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$100|easy|She was the second first lady|Abigail Adams
22/10/2007|Jeopardy!|'PRO' NOUNS|$200|easy|8 ounces of yogurt contain about 8 grams of this; an 8-ounce sirloin steak contains about 70|protein
02/10/2002|Jeopardy!|IT'S NOT ALEX TREBEK|$200|easy|It's not me in the painting seen here, it's this complex island dweller with a taste for conquest|Napoleon
25/05/2009|Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICAN PLACE NAMES|$1000|hard|Moving right along--this large Alabama city, as well as a river & bay, was named for an Indian tribe in the region|Mobile
11/05/2000|Jeopardy!|ANTEBELLUM|$400|easy|In the summer of 1998, visitors to this Andrew Jackson home could watch archaeologists at work|the Hermitage
19/07/2006|Jeopardy!|A GAME OF DARTS|$200|easy|(Jon of the Clue Crew points to a dartboard.)  Because it forms a web, the metal that divides up the dartboard is called this, like a certain creature|a spider
17/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|REDHEADS|$1200|hard|Totally cosmic, dude-- this redhead orbited the earth in 1962 & again in 1998|John Glenn
17/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED IN VIRGINIA|$2000|hard|In 1990 he took office as the USA's first elected African-American governor; in 2005 he became mayor of Richmond|(Douglas) Wilder
01/05/2003|Jeopardy!|WISH YOU WERE HERE|$600|medium|Children's tales like 'Pippi Longstocking' come to life at Junibacken in this capital of Sweden|Stockholm
23/12/2009|Jeopardy!|THE FIRST CHRISTMAS: LUKE REPORTING|$1000|hard|From Jerusalem, also called 'the city of' this king, Luke signing off|David
09/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'M'|$1200|hard|In Britain's M1, which opened in 1959 & links north to south, M stands for this|motorway
14/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THESE 3...|$400|easy|These 3 U.S. coins total $1.11|a dollar, a dime, and a penny
12/10/2010|Jeopardy!|GOODBYE, COLUMBUS|$600|medium|On Christmas Day 1492, Columbus waved a sad bye-bye to this ship after it ran aground|the Santa Maria
13/10/2003|Jeopardy!|NUMBER 19 IN YOUR PROGRAMS|$400|easy|Willis Reed wore No. 19 as a leader of this 1970 & 1973 NBA championship team|(New York) Knicks
10/10/1997|Jeopardy!|SATIRE|$200|easy|This pair's 1881 comic opera 'Patience' parodies aesthetes like Oscar Wilde|Gilbert & Sullivan
30/11/2007|Jeopardy!|PUBLIC DOMAIN JUKEBOX|$400|easy|Aye, aye! It's the title of the military anthem heard here|Anchors Aweigh
03/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|THE ATTORNEY GENERAL INFORMATION|$2000|hard|As Deputy A.G. 1997-2001, he made a controversial recommendation of a presidential pardon for Marc Rich|Eric Holder
12/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$2000|hard|Animal used to represent the first sign of the zodiac|ram
21/04/2008|Jeopardy!|TIME FOR LEFTOVERS|$800|hard|Fights broke out in U.S. stores in 1998 between shoppers trying to buy these talking, fuzzy Hasbro toys|Furbies
12/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CHEESES OF THE WORLD|$800|hard|This extermely strong-smelling cheese is named for a province in Belgium|Limburger
08/12/2004|Jeopardy!|'TA' TA FOR NOW|$200|easy|Head to Agra, India to see this famous marble mausoleum completed around 1643|the Taj Mahal
18/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE BROWNINGS|$1600|hard|Guess now who holds thee?--'Deat'|Love
12/05/1997|Jeopardy!|MUSIC VIDEOS|$300|easy|The cast of TV's 'Friends' appeared in this Rembrandts video, the show's theme song|I'll Be There For You
19/05/2003|Jeopardy!|THAT'S MY ATTORNEY GENERAL|$200|easy|John Ashcroft|George W. Bush
11/12/1998|Jeopardy!|ON ICE|$200|easy|Put this letter on 'ice' & you get gaming material that may be loaded|D (dice)
10/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|REEL LIFE QUOTES|$800|hard|1974: 'I know it was you, Fredo.  You broke my heart.  You broke my heart'|The Godfather Part II
22/02/2010|Jeopardy!|SUITE TALK|$600|medium|This 2-named NYC hotel that dates to 1893 offers 900-square-foot luxury suites that overlook Park Avenue|the Waldorf Astoria
28/12/2006|Jeopardy!|WORLD CURRENCY|$1000|hard|This Angolan currency introduced in 1977 was named for a river, not a late December holiday|kwanzaa
12/11/2010|Jeopardy!|AVATAR|$800|hard|Like Achilles, Krishna, an avatar of Vishnu, dies when he's shot in this, his only vulnerable spot|his heel
19/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ISOTOPES|$400|easy|In 1960 the wavelength of light from krypton-86 was used to define this measurement, also 39.37''|meter
26/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PACIFIC ISLANDS|$400|easy|This largest Japanese island covers about 60% of the country's total area|Honshu
01/06/2000|Jeopardy!|THE SOMEONE OF SOMEWHERE|$200|easy|Firdawsi, known for his epic 'Book of Kings', has been called this Greek poet 'of Persia'|Homer
03/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'T'-HE|$1200|hard|His 1940 'Portrait of the Artist as a Young Dog' is semi-autobiographical|Dylan Thomas
03/01/2007|Jeopardy!|WEEKEND IN NEW ENGLAND|$400|easy|The grave of witchcraft trial Judge John Hathorne is in the Burying Point, this city's oldest cemetery|Salem
02/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OF THE DOLLS|$400|easy|This 'pack' of fashionable dolls now includes Rock Angelz, who have their own guitars (or should that be guitarz?)|Bratz
29/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ATHENS IN THE 5th CENTURY B.C.|$1600|hard|Themistocles led the Athenians defending against this 'great' Persian's invasion in 480 B.C.|Xerxes
11/04/2006|Jeopardy!|SUPER BOWL MVPs|$1000|hard|After a last-second Colts FG in Super Bowl V, this team's Chuck Howley became the first MVP from a losing team|the Dallas Cowboys
08/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$1000|hard|The label of this liqueur indicates it's 'made with orange & fine old cognac brandy'|Grand Marnier
09/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE DEVIL YOU SAY|$1000|hard|Mephistopheles got this ambitious doctor to sign on the bottom line|Dr. Faustus
26/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE WOMEN'S HALL OF FAME|$500|medium|This founder of the Special Olympics found herself in the hall in 1998|Eunice Kennedy Shriver
23/04/2001|Jeopardy!|WHAT A DOG!|$500|medium|The name of this English racing dog might remind you of a Devo song|Whippet
28/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$2000|hard|'Come Back Home' is the first single from his 2003 album 'Day I Forgot'|Pete Yorn
09/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE DEVIL YOU SAY|$600|medium|In a Stephen Vincent Benet story, Jabez Stone retains this lawyer to defend him from Mr. Scratch|Daniel Webster
13/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST THINGS FIRST|$400|easy|Speaking to WWI troops in 1919, this man became the first U.S. president to make a radio broadcast|Woodrow Wilson
28/10/1998|Jeopardy!|LETTERS & NUMBERS|$100|easy|Administered by Pakistan, it's the second-highest mountain in the world|K2
20/10/2004|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS' CHILDREN|$600|medium|He had no kids of his own, but he loved his stepdaughter Patsy Custis as if she were his own daughter|George Washington
24/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TOP OF THE LIST|$2000|hard|In 2011 this Nissan model was Consumer Reports' top pick for family sedan|the Altima
14/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS|$1200|hard|4 parks are outside the continental U.S.: 2 in Hawaii, 1 in American Samoa & 1 here featuring carib Indian relics|the U.S. Virgin Islands
13/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ALL OVER|$400|easy|On Sept. 20, 1999 this NHL team played its last game at The Forum, winning 8-1|Los Angeles Kings
17/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RICHARD WAGNER|$1200|hard|Wagner had to flee Munich after raiding this German state's treasury to maintain his lifestyle|Bavaria
03/02/2006|Jeopardy!|NBA TEAMS IN OTHER WORDS|$600|medium|The precious metal lumps|the Denver Nuggets
19/09/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE IN DE-NILE|$200|easy|This 'colorful' branch of the Nile River begins at Lake Tana in Ethiopia|the Blue
21/07/2008|Jeopardy!|YOU SMELL YUMMY!|$400|easy|Your Juicy Couture parfum makes you smell like this huge juicy melon, with a little caramel creme brulee|watermelon
21/02/2006|Jeopardy!|P.T. BARNUM|$200|easy|In 1881 this man's International Allied Shows joined with P.T. to promote 'The Greatest Show on Earth'|Bailey
30/10/2008|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN RESTAURANTS|$400|easy|You'll really 'dig' the Seattle seafood house called Ivar's Acres of these shellfish|Clams
26/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|4 LEGS GOOD, 2 LEGS BAD|$800|hard|Eye, eye, Odysseus: you want to blind Polyphemus, one of these; we, your captive crew, totally have your back|a cyclops
29/12/2006|Jeopardy!|THE SHORT FORM|$800|hard|At prep school, along with Latin & lacrosse, I learned that 'prep' is short for this|preparatory
04/11/1998|Jeopardy!|THE MASK OF ZORRO|$300|easy|This executive producer must like action heroes; he also directed the Indiana Jones films|Steven Spielberg
26/03/1998|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$200|easy|The story of world currency is told via exhibits at the Currency Museum in this Canadian capital|Ottawa
06/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PEA|$200|easy|Peas were a favorite of this president who grew them at Monticello|Thomas Jefferson
15/06/2001|Jeopardy!|CANDY NAMES|$400|easy|The time during the week when wages are given|Pay Day
23/04/2010|Jeopardy!|E GODS!|$1000|hard|Comprising Atum, Tefnut & 7 others, the Ennead was an important pantheon of this ancient civilization|the Egyptians
12/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS IN SCIENCE|$400|easy|The opposite of antibiotic, it's a term for healthful bacteria in yogurt|probiotic
05/11/1986|Jeopardy!|WOMEN FIRST|$500|medium|1st of 7 women to divorce Mickey Rooney, she also divorced Artie Shaw & Frank Sinatra|Ava Gardner
06/12/2010|Jeopardy!|WHAT THE 'H'|$1000|hard|Namaste is a greeting in this official language of India|Hindi
19/02/2007|Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$600|medium|About 3/4 of U.S. plantings of this palm fruit are of the Deglet Noor, a semidry variety|dates
31/01/2011|Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$800|hard|To musicians in a jam session, this edible item means to improvise in an idle, careless way & may precede 'around'|noodle
02/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AN OPERATIC CATEGORY|$400|easy|This Ethiopian slave is in love with Radames, the Egyptian commander sent to wage war against her people|Aida
26/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|EAT IT|$800|hard|Naturally, Whole  Foods' 365 Organic line includes this type of oat, fruit & nut cold cereal|granola
09/09/2004|Jeopardy!|'M'-BRACE ME|$1000|hard|This state’s university has its main campus in College Park|Maryland
29/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|POWER TO THE PEOPLE|$1200|hard|In 1999 this South American country produced over 300 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity by water power|Brazil
11/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN TRAVEL|$1200|hard|Jamaica's Rock House Hotel advertises four-poster beds with this protective material over them|a mosquito net
13/05/2002|Jeopardy!|TOUGH POTPOURRI|$800|hard|If you've read 'The Flame Trees of Thika' (or if you saw the miniseries) you know that Thika is in this country|Kenya
23/02/1999|Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$600|medium|(Hello, I'm Jay Leno)  A boxing expression says a person who suffers a setback 'takes it' on this body part|Chin
28/10/2011|Jeopardy!|THE 1600s|$800|hard|The oldest opera for which complete music still exists is Jacopo Peri's 1600 work about this lover of Orpheus|Euridice
27/11/2009|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|Founded by Swiss immigrants, Switzerland County, Indiana lies across from Kentucky, along this river|the Ohio River
03/01/1989|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$500|medium|An enthusiastic promoter of chanticleers|a rooster booster
28/06/2005|Jeopardy!|THE LADIES OF ROCK|$400|easy|At a benefit for stopping violence against women, this Hole leader slapped a woman & began wrestling with her|Courtney Love
04/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AC-CENT-TCHU-ATE|$1200|hard|You may ask why this language has an accent mark in its word for 'why', perchè|Italian
14/09/2001|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED WORLD CAPITALS|$200|easy|In South America: AS I TANGO|Santiago
25/04/2005|Jeopardy!|THE ARTIST|$400|easy|In 1933 Otto Dix was charged with obscenity by this political party; he was later drafted to fight for them|the Nazis
25/06/1997|Jeopardy!|THE PERSIAN GULF WAR|$400|easy|This general who commanded the Allied forces is the son of a brigadier general|Norman Schwarzkopf
15/11/2005|Jeopardy!|NEW SUPERHEROES & VILLAINS|$1000|hard|Uh oh!  He just sold you a lemon of a car!  'Let the buyer beware' this 2-word Latin phrase, it's...|Caveat Emptor
25/11/2009|Jeopardy!|FORBES 100 MOST POWERFUL WOMEN 2009|$400|easy|Ding dong, Elizabeth Smith, president of this company, calling at No. 85|Avon
19/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$1000|hard|Zaire: 1965-1997|Mobutu Sese Seko
06/06/1997|Jeopardy!|TV ACTORS & ROLES|$400|easy|He appeared as Tracey Gold's boyfriend on 'Growing Pains' before playing Chandler Bing on 'Friends'|Matthew Perry
19/01/2005|Jeopardy!|MOVIE DIRECTORS|$200|easy|He was nominated for a 1994 Oscar for directing 'Pulp Fiction'|(Quentin) Tarantino
12/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LAW|$400|easy|It's defined as one who could testify regarding what he had seen|Eyewitness
29/11/2001|Jeopardy!|A,E,I,O,U|$800|hard|This letter found in Mr. Thant's name is a Burmese title of respect, meaning 'Mister'|U
03/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CANTERBURY TALE TELLERS|$200|easy|The prioress wears a brooch inscribed with a Latin phrase meaning this 'conquers all'|Love
19/12/2011|Jeopardy!|BOWL GAME CITIES|$400|easy|The Valero Alamo Bowl at the Alamodome|San Antonio
27/01/2009|Jeopardy!|ARNOLD PALMER|$800|hard|Arnie won this premier event 4 times, in 1958, '60, '62 & '64|the Masters
27/01/2006|Jeopardy!|PAST, PRESENT OR FUTURE|$200|easy|Mary Manley, back in the 1600s, came up with 'There's no time like' this|the present
25/12/1998|Jeopardy!|WORLD OF CHRISTMAS|$500|medium|In Sweden the Christmas season begins on December 13, this saint's day|St. Lucia
01/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GILBERT & SULLIVAN|$1200|hard|In the operetta 'Thespis', a troupe of actors takes over the duties on this mountain so the gods can go on vacation|Olympus
10/10/2003|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$600|medium|This rockabilly trio had a 1983 hit with 'Stray Cat Strut'|the Stray Cats
14/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE MUSEUMS OF EUROPE|$800|hard|The Peggy Guggenheim collection is housed at the Palazzio Venier Dei Leoni on this city's Grand Canal|Venice
26/02/2004|Jeopardy!|THE NUMBER OF...|$600|medium|...white stripes on the U.S. flag|6
03/06/1997|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FIRSTS|$500|medium|The first continuous one of these in the Senate ran for over a week in March 1841|fillibuster
30/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS|$600|medium|From the Latin for 'knowledge of law', it's the science of law|Jurisprudence
02/10/2006|Jeopardy!|KID LIT|$1000|hard|This 3-letter Kipling lad goes on a Himalayan journey with a Tibetan lama|Kim
27/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|LEGENDS|$1000|hard|Mythical creature Noah left behind in this Irish Rovers' song|a unicorn
22/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|Each paragraph of an essay should include this type of 'sentence' that states the main thought|topic
01/12/2010|Jeopardy!|BEST PICTURE OSCAR WINNERS|$600|medium|This Oscar winner starring Clark Gable & Claudette Colbert was based on a cosmopolitan short story titled 'Night Bus'|It Happened One Night
13/11/1995|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES|$200|easy|The United States' oldest continuously published newspaper is this city's Courant|Hartford
23/05/2011|Jeopardy!|'C' WORLD|$800|hard|Rich deposits of copper have been found on this Mediterranean island whose name means 'copper'|Cyprus
23/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DOWN WITH THE SHIP|$200|easy|On Columbus' first voyage, this flagship was wrecked while a cabin boy was at the helm|Santa Maria
11/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A DAMSEL IN THIS DRESS|$400|easy|Erica's been working out to fit into this dress that's also the holder for a sword|a sheath
11/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MARCH|$400|easy|Celebrating the deliverance of Persian Jews, this joyous festival usually takes place in March|Purim
17/05/1999|Jeopardy!|NAME THE MOVIE|$400|easy|1994: 'Alrighty then!'|Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
31/03/2005|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|In 1942, people from the Manhattan Project set up shop at a boys' ranch school in this N.M. community|Los Alamos
19/12/2007|Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS BY CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs, Dr. Donald 'Ducky' Mallard|NCIS
08/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|RWANDA|$400|easy|It's the official language shared by Rwanda & Senegal|French
30/05/2005|Jeopardy!|SPORTS 2004|$1000|hard|This team's Chauncey Billups was MVP of the NBA Finals|the Detroit Pistons
11/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS ON FILM|$400|easy|In 'Capote', Catherine Keener portrayed this Southern novelist, on the cusp of publication|Harper Lee
09/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|THE SEA AROUND US|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from Australia.)  This section of water known as the Backpacker's Express carries unwary tourists out to sea; it's one of these currents, similar to an undertow, that draws water away from shore|a rip current
05/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BEAR IT|$1200|hard|The honey bear of India & Sri Lanka is also known as this bear for its verrrrrrrrry slow movements|the sloth bear
30/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ALBUMS|$800|hard|'Independent Women, Part I' from Destiny's Child's 'Survivor' CD was the theme for this 2000 Cameron Diaz film|Charlie's Angels
17/12/2008|Jeopardy!|1958|$1000|hard|Imre Nagy, a former premier of this country, was executed for his role in a 1956 revolt against Soviet rule|Hungary
12/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$800|hard|Like Nathan Hale, this British major was caught in civillian clothes and hanged as a spy|John André
21/10/2002|Jeopardy!|UNBREAKABLE|$800|hard|Gilbert Vernam, an engineer with this telecom company, came up with an 'unbreakable' cipher, using a random code|AT&T
11/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|SWITZERLAND|$400|easy|The Swiss gave the world of music this form of wordless singing that echoes through the hills|yodeling
28/12/2004|Jeopardy!|BACK IN '65|$200|easy|Before crashing on Feb. 20, 1965, Ranger 8 sent back 7,137 photos of this, the last one, we guess, an extreme close-up|the moon
14/10/1997|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$400|easy|Much of this musical about a man-eating plant is set at Mr. Mushnik's flower shop|Little Shop Of Horrors
20/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$800|hard|Festus interrupted a speech by this apostle claiming, 'Much learning doth make thee mad'|Paul
09/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|.ORG|$800|hard|This organization's webpage givelife.org helps you find a blood drive near your ZIP code|the American Red Cross
12/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHO WAS PRESIDENT WHEN...|$3900|hard|...the Russian Revolution toppled Czar Nicholas II|Woodrow Wilson
21/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLERS|$200|easy|Not surprisingly, in 2000 his newest Jack Ryan techno-thriller, 'The Bear and the Dragon', debuted at No. 1|Tom Clancy
25/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|JUNIOR SAMPLES|$800|hard|He wrote the bestsellers 'Slaughterhouse-Five' & 'Breakfast of Champions'|Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.
17/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DR. SEUSS MEETS THE BARD|$600|medium|'My only love sprung from my only hate!  O!  Why can't I find a better date?'|Romeo And Juliet
14/12/1998|Jeopardy!|LADLE, LADLE|$100|easy|This type of soup is named for letter-shaped pasta|Alphabet soup
19/11/2008|Jeopardy!|PIONEER LIFE|$1000|hard|Pioneer moms whose kids had chills & sweats knew sassafras was also called the ague tree, ague meaning this|fever
25/03/2009|Jeopardy!|BATTLES BY PRESENT-DAY COUNTRY|$600|medium|The Battle of the Piave River, Anzio|Italy
30/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS OF THE DECADE|$1600|hard|'Forever Amber' & 'The Naked And The Dead'|the 1940s
26/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OF THE RINGS|$800|hard|To purify the ring used in this Japanese sport, 6 items are buried in the center, including a squid|sumo wrestling
27/04/2004|Jeopardy!|GOBS OF GODS|$400|easy|Inazuma, the Shinto goddess of lightning, might like to date Ah Peku, the Mayan god of this|thunder
12/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|5 'C.C.'s, STAT!|$800|hard|Used by James T. Kirk on the bridge of the Enterprise, it sold at auction in 2002 for $304,750|the captain's chair
17/02/1998|Jeopardy!|TV CAST CHANGES|$300|easy|George Carlin replaced this ex-Beatle as Mr. Conductor on PBS' 'Shining Time Station'|Ringo Starr
14/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$1600|hard|Term for determining the order of nucleotides in a DNA molecule|sequencing
09/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|COLE MINING|$2000|hard|A member of Jesse James' outlaw gang|Cole Younger
21/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|UNKNOWN SPANIARDS|$800|hard|He was named for his sub-high school level of formal education|El Ementary
02/06/2008|Jeopardy!|THOSE AMAZING ANIMALS|$1000|hard|This clam named for a sharp instrument can burrow almost as fast as you can shovel|a razor clam
23/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'O' TOWN|$400|easy|The Hanshin Expressway, a major road between Kobe & this port city, collapsed in a 1995 earthquake|Osaka
05/04/2000|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$400|easy|Of crunchy, smoke flavored or less sodium, the one not yet a variety of Spam|Crunchy
05/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RICE|$1600|hard|In 1958 Vince Domenico mixed a dry chicken soup mix with rice & vermicelli & created this brand|Rice-A-Roni
08/03/2001|Jeopardy!|SYRUPTITIOUS|$100|easy|You'd be 'as slow as' this syrup too if you were made from cane sugar|Molasses
08/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GYM DANDY|$800|hard|In this men's event, it's 'routine' to work your way around a long leather-covered apparatus|the pommel horse
24/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE ROMANTICS|$1200|hard|This opera composer's art really took off with 1843's 'The Flying Dutchman'|Wagner
04/06/2004|Jeopardy!|BUSINESSMEN|$400|easy|On Business Week's 2003 list of the 50 most generous philanthropists, he & wife Melinda ranked first|Bill Gates
17/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK AMERICANS|$600|medium|In 1995 Ron Kirk was elected the first black mayor of this Texas city|Dallas
07/05/2004|Jeopardy!|ELEMENT-ARY SCHOOL|$800|hard|Indium is an element in the family of this popular wrap metal|aluminum
13/06/1997|Jeopardy!|'LOOSE' ENDS|$200|easy|A cashier may hand some to you|Loose change
12/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBES|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the Gathering of Nations in Albuquerque, NM.)  Nightmares get caught in the webs of these Ojibwa craftworks, & the morning sun burns them away|dreamcatchers
22/01/2010|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SITCOM EPISODES|$600|medium|'They Call It Potsie Love'|Happy Days
03/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'E' IN SCIENCE|$800|hard|Abnormal electrical activity in the brain causes this seizure-inducing neurological disorder|epilepsy
27/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE DICKENS TITLE|$400|easy|'G.E.'|Great Expectations
23/05/1997|Jeopardy!|FRIED FOOD|$200|easy|In England, this breakfast dish of bread dipped in an egg-milk mixture & fried is called 'Poor Knights of Windsor'|French toast
25/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED SINGERS|$1000|hard|A toenail mistress|Alanis Morissette
20/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$1200|hard|Late radio commentator Paul & James I's physician William|Harvey
12/09/2003|Jeopardy!|SEASON|$800|hard|In a 1958 Eddie Cochran hit, 'There ain't no cure for' these|the summertime blues
14/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'C'|$2000|hard|The muse of history (4)|Clio
05/06/2003|Jeopardy!|THE QUEEN IS DEAD|$1000|hard|(An empress) Died July 1918: Yekaterinburg, Russia|Alexandra
27/11/1997|Jeopardy!|COOKING|$400|easy|Baking & this oven-cooking method are basically the same process, at the same temperature|roasting
07/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BIG JOHNS|$800|hard|The first pope to visit a president in the White House was this man who met Jimmy Carter in 1979|Pope John Paul II
12/03/2001|Jeopardy!|A WATERY GRAVE|$300|easy|The U.S.S. Maine|Havana Harbor
15/09/1998|Jeopardy!|WACKY TV NEIGHBORS|$400|easy|Guys seen here entering their neighbors' apartment|Lenny & Squiggy (from 'Laverne & Shirley')
07/03/2003|Jeopardy!|'C'OMEDIANS|$1000|hard|This understated comedian played Mr. Peepers & was the voice of Underdog|Wally Cox
11/03/2009|Jeopardy!|THE OLD FARMER'S ALMANAC|$200|easy|On May 1 in the western U.S. this is estimated to be 6:13 A.M.; by month's end it will be 5:44|sunrise
15/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'A.C.'/'D.C.'|$1600|hard|All the envoys, ambassadors, etc. in residence at a capital|the diplomatic corps
29/09/2006|Jeopardy!|SPOKES-CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|The soft and cozy guy seen here represents this laundry product|Snuggle (fabric softener)
24/03/2003|Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$800|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew at the Johnson Space Center in Houston)  Here, astronauts receive important training in this, EVA, for short|Extra-vehicular activity
17/05/2010|Jeopardy!|CUT!|$2400|hard|The forte is the lower, sturdier part of a sword; this upper, weaker part of the blade also refers to any human flaw|foible
10/12/1986|Jeopardy!|SPORTS TRIVIA|$100|easy|This city of his birth provided Charles Dillon Stengel with his nickname, Casey|Kansas City
17/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TAGLINES|$1000|hard|1980: 'They're on a mission from God'|The Blues Brothers
12/12/1996|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$100|easy|This underwear manufacturer's New York Stock Exchange symbol is FTL|Fruit of the Loom
22/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE TYLER ADMINISTRATION|$600|medium|In June 1843 Tyler attended the dedication of this Revolutionary War monument in Charlestown, Massachusetts|Bunker Hill Memorial
25/10/2007|Jeopardy!|BEST FEMALE ROCK VOCAL GRAMMYS|$800|hard|1981: 'Fire And Ice'|Pat Benatar
27/06/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$200|easy|This California city on San Pedro Bay was originally called Willmore City, but was renamed for its 8 1/2 mile beach|Long Beach
24/05/2005|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY IN SONG|$400|easy|In a 1964 hit, 'I'm gonna have me some fun if it costs me my very last dime' in this title city|Las Vegas
23/06/2010|Jeopardy!|BREAD|$400|easy|Boudin uses this tangy bread associated with San Francisco to make a bread bowl for soup|sourdough
30/12/1997|Jeopardy!|FISH|$300|easy|This food fish of the herring family shares its name with a fat-averse nursery rhyme character|sprat
14/01/2005|Jeopardy!|A IS FOR...|$800|hard|...Arlington National Cemetery, which is home to the mast of this ship that blew up in 1898|the Maine
02/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$400|easy|Bistecca alla Fiorentina, a grilled steak dish, is a specialty of this Italian city|Florence
18/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NEVER|$800|hard|In removing stains, do not mix chlorine bleach with this substance, NH3; the mix can create these fumes|Ammonia
14/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GEEK LETTER SOCIETIES|$1600|hard|The AAAI, American Association for this, has only human members--we think|Artificial Intelligence
12/07/2000|Jeopardy!|COOKIES|$400|easy|Octavio is the real first name of this second baseman who played 16 years in the big leagues; 8 with the K.C. Royals|Cookie Rojas
19/11/2010|Jeopardy!|GAME & REALITY SHOWS|$600|medium|Celebs can samba away with the money or fall flat on their face in front of host Tom Bergeron|Dancing with the Stars
06/12/1999|Jeopardy!|TV ACTORS & ROLES|$500|medium|This hostess of PBS' 'Mystery!' series also stars in 'The Mrs. Bradley Mysteries'|Diana Rigg
14/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS & THEIR WORKS|$400|easy|In 1941 she wrote 'Little Town on the Prairie'|Laura Ingalls Wilder
05/11/2004|Jeopardy!|CREAM|$600|medium|Captain Parker's in Yarmouth is a 2-time winner of Boston Harborfest's competition in this creamy soup|clam chowder
01/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$2000|hard|The structure seen here is in this city, on the bluffs of the Mississippi|Memphis
27/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$3000|hard|This New Englamd institution is the only one of the Ivy League schools officially called a college|Dartmouth College
30/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'AE'|$400|easy|Fabulous fabulist (5)|Aesop
17/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'SUP'|$400|easy|It means to assume or believe, I guess|suppose
14/10/1997|Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$100|easy|Linked by bridges, this Hungarian capital was once 3 distinct & separate cities|Budapest
13/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$600|medium|Urged by Louis Leakey, she went to Africa to study mountain gorillas in 1966|Dian Fossey
20/09/2004|Jeopardy!|NAMED FOR A FRENCH KING'S MISTRESS|$200|easy|The lavaliere, a type of pendant, is named for the Duchesse de la Valliere, who romanced this 'sun king'|Louis XIV
17/09/2010|Jeopardy!|SEPTEMBER'S HERE ALREADY|$600|medium|You Marylanders who didn't vote in this on the 14th, don't complain about the bums who take office|primary
05/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TELL US OF TELEVISION|$2000|hard|Mike Rowe's filthy occupations on this Discovery Channel show have included maggot farmer & diaper cleaner|Dirty Jobs
06/03/2008|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$1000|hard|Adjective for 3 Canadian provinces on the Gulf of St. Lawrence|maritime
07/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WHEN IN ROME, N.Y.|$400|easy|A drum & bugle corps contest held annually is called 'Drums Along' this nearby river|The Mohawk
26/12/1997|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL POTPOURRI|$400|easy|This island known for giant statues is also called Te-Pito-O-Te-Henua, 'The Navel of the World'|Easter Island
04/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BIG MEN ON CAMPUS|$1200|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from a college campus.)  Luckily, spelling the name of this school's Coach Krzyzewski isn't a requirement for admission|Duke
17/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$800|hard|In 404 B.C., this city surrendered, ending the 27-year-long Peloponnesian War|Athens
24/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE ALPS|$400|easy|The Brenner Pass is a pathway from Austria to this country on the south|Italy
04/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE FAMILY JULES|$200|easy|Architect Jules Hardouin-Mansart designed the Church of the Dome in the Invalides in this city|Paris
03/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GOULASH|$200|easy|This Dublin brewery founded in 1759 has a 9,000-year lease on its St. James Gate property at 45 pounds a year|Guinness
06/11/2001|Jeopardy!|ALONG CAME A SPIDER|$200|easy|In names of spiders, it follows red, brown, varied &, of course, black|widow
05/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|SOVIET CITIES|$1000|hard|In 1932 the city of Nizhny Novgorod was renamed this after a famous writer|Gorky
06/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|VIETNAM|$2000|hard|Vietnam's narrowest point, about 30 miles, is just north of this port city where U.S. troops landed in 1965|Da Nang
30/11/1993|Jeopardy!|GENESIS|$1500|hard|Jacob built a pillar upon this woman's grave near Bethlehem|Rachel
27/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS & FIRST LADIES|$1200|hard|In the 1870s she banned not only alcohol from the White House but smoking as well|'Lemonade' Lucy Hayes
05/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$800|hard|Meyerbeer wrote his opera 'Ein Feldlager in Schlesien' for this 'Swedish Nightingale'|Jenny Lind
23/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE GLOBE|$400|easy|In 1956 one of these, larger than the state of New Hampshire, was seen floating in the south Pacific|Iceberg
13/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$6000|hard|When it has circular coiling, call it a helicon|a tuba
04/02/1991|Jeopardy!|TRAINS|$400|easy|Running from Paris to Constantinople, it was called the 'king of trains' & the 'train of kings'|Orient Express
29/05/1997|Jeopardy!|BAKED GOODS|$400|easy|Originally a trademark, it refers to a tube pan with fluted sides or the cake baked in it|Bundt cake
24/11/2008|Jeopardy!|15 MINUTES OF FAME|$1000|hard|On 'SNL' John Goodman played this audiotaping Clinton-era woman; in 2008 she was selling Xmas ornaments|Linda Tripp
20/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE RADIO|$600|medium|WXYZ, WLW & WOR were stations on the MBS, this network|Mutual Broadcasting System
17/02/2005|Jeopardy!|THE VILLAGE|$1000|hard|In the Bible, only John's gospel mentions this village in Galilee as the site of Jesus' wedding feast miracle|Cana
04/11/2011|Jeopardy!|RHYME-BOT|$600|medium|The last arrow fired in an archery contest, today it means the final result|upshot
04/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MATH-POURRI|$2000|hard|It's -5 x -5 x -5|-125
04/11/2005|Jeopardy!|BIO SUBJECTS|$200|easy|'Empire: The Life, Legend, and Madness of' this aviator billionaire|Howard Hughes
11/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$600|medium|Blood enters the right atrium of the heart through these two veins, one superior, the other inferior|vena cava
25/05/2001|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER 1989?|$100|easy|Based on a comic book & a campy '60s TV show, this movie was an immense hit in 1989|Batman
19/11/1998|Jeopardy!|MARRIAGE & KIDS|$200|easy|Georgia & Alabama are among states recognizing this type of marriage without ceremony, based on cohabitation|Common law marriage
05/01/2012|Jeopardy!|I'M JUST TALKIN' ABOUT 'SHIFT'|$1000|hard|Jury-rigged|makeshift
11/11/2010|Jeopardy!|VETERANS DAY|$400|easy|Don't forget--in Canada, Veterans Day is known as this|Remembrance Day
26/10/2011|Jeopardy!|STEAMBOATS|$400|easy|Appropriately, a steamboat is in the background of the portrait of this American inventor|(Robert) Fulton
16/09/2005|Jeopardy!|YOU AIN'T NOTHIN' BUT A HOUND DOG|$1500|hard|These 2 hounds whose names begin with the same letter are said by the AKC to have the keenest sense of smell|bloodhound & basset hound
09/06/2004|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$800|hard|This 16th century English king is honored at the International Bowling Museum & Hall of Fame in St. Louis|Henry VIII
04/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LITERATURE|$400|easy|Don Quixote gave this name to Aldonza Lorenzo, a peasant girl who was his ideal lady|Dulcinea
05/11/2001|Jeopardy!|ECONOMICS|$400|easy|Karl Marx put this system between capitalism & communism|socialism
07/09/2001|Jeopardy!|DESCRIBING THE SPORT|$400|easy|Take 16-foot-long object, run 150 feet, pray object doesn't snap, utilize object|pole vaulting
20/12/2004|Jeopardy!|POINTS OF 'LIGHT'|$400|easy|It's 186,000 miles per second|the speed of light
14/11/1994|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$500|medium|'We Build' is the club motto of this civic organization with an Indian name|Kiwanis International
29/11/2001|Final Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|None|None|Christopher Buckley called his book on the life and work of this artist 'Blossoms and Bones'|Georgia O'Keeffe
14/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$1000|hard|Sanzio is the last name of this master of the Italian High Renaissance known for his Madonnas|Raphael
27/10/2011|Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE ANIMAL|$400|easy|A magazine for teens:  ____ Beat|Tiger
04/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|YOU NEED SOME EXERCISE|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew)|calistenthics
13/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLYMPICS|$600|medium|In track & field the marathon is the longest run; the second longest is this many meters|10,000
12/07/2000|Jeopardy!|PSYCH 101|$400|easy|When the brain has incoming signals of this blocked in the spinal cord, the result is analgesia|pain
03/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$2000|hard|This N.Y. woman's 1970 campaign slogan was 'This woman's place is in the House -- the House of Representatives!'|Bella Abzug
29/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|YOU CAN BANK ON IT|$1200|hard|This word for a bank officer in charge of assets can also mean 'to fire'|cashier
11/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'MOORE' OR 'LES'|$800|hard|'Sentimental Journey' was a hit for this man & his Band of Renown|Les Brown
29/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HELLO, ETHAN|$800|hard|This actor named his son Ethan after a role he played in the film 'The Searchers'|John Wayne
10/06/2002|Jeopardy!|TUBES|$1000|hard|Like you, a frog has this tube connecting the middle ear & the throat|the Eustachian tube
05/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CURMUDGEONLY QUOTES|$800|hard|Some would 'Rather read a book about civil servants written by a rabbit' than this bunny book by Richard Adams|Watership Down
06/05/2010|Jeopardy!|THAT'S HANDY|$400|easy|U.S. code says that when this song plays, you put your hand over your heart|the national anthem
07/04/1999|Jeopardy!|WILD CRITTERS|$400|easy|This armored mammal is one of the few known animal hosts for the bacterium that causes leprosy in humans|Armadillo
09/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN THE ARTS|$1000|hard|This playwright's 'The Sisters Rosensweig' opened off-Broadway in 1992|Wendy Wasserstein
20/02/2009|Jeopardy!|ROAD TO PERDITION|$600|medium|He phrased it a bit differently, but William Congreve gets credit for the line 'Hell hath no fury like' this|a woman scorned
20/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|I FORGET|$600|medium|In this Eagles song, 'Some dance to remember, some dance to forget'|Hotel California
11/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$800|hard|It puts the green in greenery|chlorophyll
17/11/1995|Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$500|medium|She wrote 'The Rhyme of the Duchess May' & her husband wrote 'My Last Duchess'|Elizabeth Barrett Browning
21/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT|$1000|hard|Columbus first sighted this Venezuelan river in 1498, but it wasn't explored until 33 years later|Orinoco
19/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MEGA-EVENTS|$800|hard|62,000 crowded L.A.'s Memorial Coliseum on January 15, 1967 for the first of these|Super Bowl
21/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WATCH THE BIRDIE|$1600|hard|There doesn't seem to be a patron saint of hawks, but David of Wales is the patron of these birds|doves
27/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|REALLY FOREIGN LANGUAGES|$400|easy|This Scandinavian language spoken in Reykjavik is derived from Old Norse|Icelandic
21/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT REBELLION|$1200|hard|Ulster & Wexford, 1798: One of many called by this national adjective|Irish
28/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WE ALL SPEAK HINDI|$800|hard|Though this animal is now mostly found in Africa, its name comes from Hindi|a cheetah
12/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF BRONZE & MARBLE|$400|easy|Horatio Greenough's 1840 statue of this president represented him posed like the god Zeus|George Washington
09/06/2008|Jeopardy!|EAT YOUR VEGGIES|$800|hard|When making a pie with strawberries & this tart vegetable, just use its red stalks; the leaves are toxic|rhubarb
16/04/2003|Jeopardy!|POTLUCK|$200|easy|It's the year in which the last U.S. Census was taken|2000
30/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY LOCALES|$400|easy|1901: Baskerville Hall|The Hound of the Baskervilles
22/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$200|easy|In the 1970s this oceanographer produced 40 one-hour TV shows while traveling the world aboard the Calypso|Jacques Cousteau
02/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BACK TO SCHOOL|$1000|hard|Your geography teacher may use this kind of map with contour lines to show the elevation of land|topography map
21/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1200|hard|'Sir Duke' singer who's a Michael Chabon novel about a professor & his student, a budding writer|Stevie Wonder Boys
06/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL HEROINES|$800|hard|Charlotte Bronte's hard-luck heroine who finally finds happiness with Mr. Rochester|Jane Eyre
23/03/1998|Jeopardy!|FLYING|$200|easy|Tourists take off on popular helicopter excursions over this 'Garden Island' of Hawaii|Kauai
21/04/2010|Jeopardy!|SKIP TO MY 'LOO'|$800|hard|Unsecured pages of a book in removable form|looseleaf
19/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SERIOUS RADIO|$400|easy|In the 1930s this future CBS anchorman was on the radio in Kansas City as Walter Wilcox|Walter Cronkite
01/11/2007|Jeopardy!|FISH & SHIPS|$200|easy|The Moray variety of this fish is sharp-toothed & can be vicious if provoked|eel
05/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$200|easy|'The Eternal City'|Rome
01/05/1997|Jeopardy!|LAW|$100|easy|It's the 7-letter term for any decision reached by a jury|verdict
24/10/2000|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORD'SS'|$500|medium|This synonym for kiss also ends in 'ss'|Buss
04/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'ICE' MAN COMETH|$1600|hard|To lure or lead on by exciting hope or desire|entice
04/12/2007|Jeopardy!|THE BIG APPLE|$200|easy|There's an annual footrace up its 86 flights of stairs|the Empire State Building
22/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ACTOR'S RESUME|$400|easy|'Wall Street', 'Fatal Attraction', 'You, Me and Dupree'|Michael Douglas
24/05/2005|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY IN SONG|$600|medium|In 1981, Billy Joel told us to 'Say goodbye to' this title place|Hollywood
18/11/1997|Jeopardy!|COLOR MY WORLD|$100|easy|If you have one of these, you're great at making plants grow|Green thumb
08/06/2005|Jeopardy!|'WEST' SIDE STORY|$400|easy|The first Studebakers ran on batteries developed by this company|Westinghouse
11/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$200|easy|In 999 Sylvester II became the first Frenchman elected to this high holy office|Pope
16/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NEGATIVE SCIENCE|$400|easy|Sometimes preceded by poly-, it means 'able to dissolve more of a substance'|unsaturated
08/05/2001|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & CELEBRATIONS|$1000|hard|Peter McGuire, secretary of a carpenters & joiners union, is often credited with suggesting this holiday|Labor Day
02/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|INAUGURAL ADDRESSES|$1000|hard|He was the only president to deliver 2 nonconsecutive inaugural addresses|Grover Cleveland
14/01/1998|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|None|None|Current European head of state whose last name means 'cabbage'|Helmut Kohl (of Germany)
16/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'COO' CREW|$800|hard|A type of duck or sailing vessel, as well as a 2-wheeled vehicle|a scooter
27/04/1998|Jeopardy!|THE 70th OSCARS|$500|medium|On winning this honorary Oscar, this director-choreographer tap-danced & sang part of his thank you speech|Stanley Donen
26/03/2003|Final Jeopardy!|2002 POP STARS|None|None|In September 2002 she set a Billboard record with her first-ever single, jumping from its debut at No. 52 to No. 1|Kelly Clarkson
19/01/1998|Jeopardy!|CANADIAN HODGEPODGE|$500|medium|Some of the plays in this Ontario city's famous theatre festival are presented in the Avon Theatre|Stratford
14/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$200|easy|After this city fell April 2, 1865, federal troops placed a Union flag on top of the Confederate capitol|Richmond
11/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|THE ODYSSEY|$2600|hard|After passing the Sirens, Odysseus loses 6 men sailing between these  2 monsters|Scylla and Charybdis
27/11/1984|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$400|easy|Played WJM's man-hunting 'happy homemaker' Sue Ann Nivens|Betty White
25/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'EX' RATED|$800|hard|To dig for artifacts|excavate
29/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|POE FOLKS|$1000|hard|His 'Narrative' recounts his adventures on the Grampus as it sails from Nantucket to the South Seas|Arthur Gordon Pimm
22/03/1994|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$400|easy|The cardoon, a type of thistle, is closely related to this 'globe' vegetable|artichoke
03/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL INTERNET CODES|$400|easy|It doesn't take a high I.Q. to figure out that .iq represents this nation|Iraq
23/12/1996|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$200|easy|Perhaps referring to its erratic behavior, the gnu is also called this|Wildebeest
01/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$800|hard|Dobre utra means 'good morning' in this language spoken in Omsk & Tomsk|Russian
22/10/2009|Jeopardy!|I LEARNED IT FROM WORLD BOOK|$200|easy|He 'was a shy, silent... Republican who led the U.S. during the boisterous Jazz Age'|Calvin Coolidge
14/04/2005|Jeopardy!|'W'|$600|medium|He was the British prime minister from 1964 to 1970 & again from '74 to '76|Harold Wilson
02/02/2004|Jeopardy!|EQUIVALENTS|$400|easy|4,840 square yards equals 1 _____|acre
30/10/1997|Jeopardy!|HALLS OF FAME|$400|easy|This prodigy who won the U.S. Open at age 14 in 1957 was a charter member of the U.S. Chess Hall of Fame|Bobby Fischer
06/02/2004|Jeopardy!|ARMS & THE MAN|$1000|hard|He's holding the invention named for him|(General John T.) Thompson
13/03/2001|Jeopardy!|WE'RE NO. 1!|$200|easy|In 1998 Billy Boat started the Indianapolis 500 from the No. 1 spot, also called this|Pole position
14/02/2001|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$400|easy|This group with Agnetha & Bjorn came to fame in the '70s after 'Waterloo' won the Eurovision song contest|ABBA
23/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$1000|hard|The Georgian Military Highway is the only highway crossing this range that divides Asia from Europe|Caucuses
20/05/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$300|easy|New Bern, one of North Carolina's oldest cities, is named for this country's capital|Switzerland
21/09/2000|Jeopardy!|TV GUIDE'S 50 GREATEST CHARACTERS|$100|easy|Weighing in at No. 6, this son of Sarek & Amanda is the only alien in the Top 10|Mr. Spock
03/03/2000|Jeopardy!|STORY OF MY LIFE|$400|easy|1956: 'Lady Sings the Blues'|Billie Holiday
17/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|____  OF THE ____|$400|easy|Sinatra's 'corporate' nickname|Chairman of the Board
08/02/2008|Jeopardy!|VALENTINE'S DAY CUISINE|$400|easy|The two of you can nibble on this Spanish array of appetizers that may include mussels & artichokes|tapas
06/04/2001|Jeopardy!|WORLD OF ANIMATION|$300|easy|A very late rabbit is featured in Czech master Jan Svankmajer's 1988 version of the story of this girl|Alice In Wonderland
07/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STUCK ON 'U'|$1000|hard|This 'unattractive' Jamaican fruit may be a hybrid of a grapefruit, orange & tangerine|Ugli fruit
20/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OVERLAPS|$1600|hard|Reddish-brown poisonous U.S. snake that leads the RNs at a hospital|copperhead nurse
29/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY|$200|easy|This Macedonian visited Siwa Oasis in 331 B.C. & was hailed as a son of Amon by the oracle|Alexander the Great
13/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN ANCIENT ROMANS?|$1200|hard|A little known trilinguist, this island-dweller was fluent in Greek & Turkish as well as Latin|Cyprus
02/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LIT|$3100|hard|The Baconian theory expounds this|that Francis Bacon wrote Shakespeare's plays
10/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|RICHARD GERE FILMS|$1000|hard|In a 1985 film Gere portrayed this Biblical ruler|King David
06/06/2007|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FLOPS|$800|hard|Consumers didn't warm up to the nonrefrigerated milk in this company's 1998 cereal-&-milk combo product|Kellogg's
14/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|JAKES ALIVE!|$1000|hard|In 1985 this Utahan became the first lawmaker in space|Jake Garn
29/11/1994|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYMES|$500|medium|Jack Lemmon comedy title included in the 'Pease Porridge' rhyme|Some Like It Hot
27/09/2004|Jeopardy!|LET'S GET MEDICAL|$600|medium|If a 16th C. golfer had an 'apoplexy' after losing a ball in the water, today he'd have a 1-this penalty|a stroke
09/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THEIR CENTURY|$1200|hard|Frederic Chopin|the 19th
31/12/2007|Final Jeopardy!|POETRY|None|None|In a poem about this battle, Robert Browning wrote, 'To Akropolis!  Run, Pheidippides, one race more'|the Battle of Marathon
13/07/2000|Jeopardy!|LET'S TAKE A LITTLE TRIP|$500|medium|In 1938 this rich aviator took 4 assistants on a little round-the-world flight|Howard Hughes
26/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS|$1600|hard|In the Literary Arts stamp series, the vessel behind this writer recalls her famous novel 'Ship of Fools'|(Katherine Anne) Porter
19/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$200|easy|In October, 1986, the U.S. mint issued the first of these in more than fifty years|Gold Coin
01/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|'Henry VI, Part I' features the master-gunner of Orleans & this woman known in the play as Joan la Pucelle|Joan of Arc
25/02/2002|Jeopardy!|GIVE THE ROLE TO GARY|$600|medium|Film, 1942: Lou Gehrig|Gary Cooper
11/03/2010|Jeopardy!|OF 'OZ'|$200|easy|A famous red-coiffed clown, or just any incompetent fool|a bozo
03/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|JUST SHOOT ME|$1000|hard|The name of this 105mm artillery piece seen here comes from the Czech word for catapult|a howitzer
27/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AS THE STOMACH TURNS|$800|hard|One common shape of the stomach is like this tenth letter of the alphabet|J
12/01/1999|Jeopardy!|THE 5 BOOKS OF MOSES|$300|easy|Name of the book whose second verse begins, 'Take ye the sum of all the congregation'|Numbers
27/09/2010|Jeopardy!|RECENT MOVIES|$600|medium|This title spy's first name was Edwin when Tom Cruise had the role originally; a casting change made it Evelyn|Salt
15/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$1000|hard|The music of this country's national anthem is attributed to a native son, Mozart|Austria
27/06/2006|Jeopardy!|TV SPIN-OFFS|$400|easy|'Lou Grant'|Mary Tyler Moore
03/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENT'S'|$800|hard|Baking soda, salt & lye all contain this element|sodium
12/06/2000|Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|It's a glass bottle used to hold vinegar or oil for salad dressing|Cruet
06/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY MEN|$1600|hard|Known as 'The G.I.'s General', he's the five-star hero seen here with only three during World War II|(Omar) Bradley
08/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|VEGANS|$800|hard|Once TV's 'Bionic Woman', she co-wrote a cookbook for vegans called 'The High Road to Health'|Lindsay Wagner
22/10/2004|Jeopardy!|MOVIE MUNCHABLES|$1000|hard|Be sure to pick up a box of these, 'the original malted milk balls'|Whoppers
14/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NIP/TUCK|$4000|hard|Repairs to the paws of this over 4,000-year-old structure started around 1400 B.C.|the (Great) Sphinx
06/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SEEN IN THE MIDWEST|$800|hard|Liberty, Kansas has restored the site of the first daylight bank robbery by this man's gang|(Jesse) James
17/11/1995|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$200|easy|In 1995 it occurred on April 16th; in 1996 it will occur on April 7th|Easter
26/12/2008|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS RAYS|$200|easy|In 1954 industrial designer Raymond Loewy redesigned the iconic shape of this soft drink's bottle|Coke
30/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK BY CHARACTERS|$2000|hard|Isabella Linton,  Hareton Earnshaw|Wuthering Heights
07/01/1999|Jeopardy!|BOX OFFICE BOMBS|$200|easy|Playboy worked it out; this Kevin Costner (yes, him again) soggy cinema tale cost $1.3 million a minute to make|Waterworld
01/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE STUFF|$2000|hard|Go SCUBA diving in Hawaii & you may see the state gem, the black type of this|coral
24/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CANADIAN TOURISM|$200|easy|The thunderous waters of this world famous tourist attraction border Canada's Victoria Park|Niagara Falls
26/11/1984|Jeopardy!|TRIVIA|$200|easy|Nobody wants to hear all of this camp song about decreasing containers of brew|99 Bottles Of Beer On The Wall
23/12/2011|Jeopardy!|GERMAN CHANCELLORS SINCE WWII|$2000|hard|As chancellor from 1982 to 1998, Helmut Kohl presided over the reunification of Germany in this year|1990
29/03/2000|Jeopardy!|THE BIG PARADE|$400|easy|The Chicago River is dyed green around the time this parade winds its way through the city|St. Patrick's Day Parade
24/04/1997|Jeopardy!|FILM STARS|$400|easy|In 1972 this future wife of Alec Baldwin & her mother posed together as models for Breck shampoo|Kim Basinger
16/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CAPITALS|$1000|hard|Fed by steaming hot springs, the name of this capital means 'Bay of Smokes'|Reykjavik, Iceland
07/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|SONGWRITERS|$600|medium|His song, 'You Are The Sunshine Of My Life' is the last attributed quote in Bartlett's|Stevie Wonder
18/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DRUMMING|$800|hard|You can hit the drums with sticks, mallets, or these, for that whispery jazz ballad sound|brushes
28/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$400|easy|Canada honors its soldiers on Remembrance Day, the same date as this U.S. holiday|Veterans Day
15/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$400|easy|The subject of a Gilbert & Sullivan song, 'The Flowers That Bloom' at this time include iris & peony|Spring
30/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE THE 'TOP'|$800|hard|He's the funnyman seen here|Carrot Top
11/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MARMOSET|$1200|hard|Only dominant pygmy females reproduce; their presence suppresses the release of these in other females|eggs
28/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT THE TV TITLE MEANS|$800|hard|The title of this Jack Lord show refers to a certain state's entry into the Union|Hawaii Five-O
25/01/1999|Jeopardy!|THE FINE PRINT|$300|easy|When signed the day before a wedding, this agreement may be invalidated as signed under duress|Pre-nuptial agreement
05/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES BY CITY|$200|easy|In Southeast Asia: Pattaya, Udon Thani, Bangkok|Thailand
20/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN LIT|$400|easy|25 of the title character's poems form the last part of this Boris Pasternak novel|Dr. Zhivago
28/03/2008|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$800|hard|Of the 3 basic rock types, the type that was once one form but has changed to another due to heat & pressure|metamorphic
19/11/2002|Jeopardy!|IT'S ABOUT TIME|$1000|hard|In English, it's the only day of the week that's named for a Roman god|Saturday (for Saturn)
28/02/2003|Jeopardy!|'Q' & A|$400|easy|Another name for a search, perhaps for a grail?|quest
25/10/2001|Jeopardy!|POX, PLAGUE & PESTILENCE|$300|easy|Causing thousands of deaths, abnormally high temperatures in 1803 led to Spanish outbreaks of this colorful fever|yellow fever
17/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'AA'|$1600|hard|This former province of South Africa was bounded by Cape Province on the west|Transvaal
10/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN POETS|$2000|hard|In 1923 she won a Pulitzer Prize for a group of poems that included 'The Ballad of the Harp-Weaver'|Edna St. Vincent Millay
29/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ALL MY LIFE|$1600|hard|Born 1925 in Chicago, made 'em laugh, talked to a mule, shuffled off in 2003|Donald O'Connor
17/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$1000|hard|These salts used as a soaking aid for swelling are named for the British town of their discovery|Epsom salts
08/04/2003|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE IG-PAY ATIN-LAY|$400|easy|The 2000 Robert Mondavi one has nuances of hazelnut & goes well with salmon|Chardonnay
18/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T|$400|easy|Don't sign up for a cruise on this ship, Queequeg!  Only one guy is escaping to tell the tale, & it's not you!|the Pequod
12/09/2003|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE A RAPPER|$1000|hard|Abbreviation for the sandwich that might be made with Peter Pan & Welch's|PB&J
21/05/2008|Jeopardy!|CRIME TIME|$1000|hard|On Nov. 24, 1971 this hijacker leapt from a plane with $200,000 & was never heard from again|D.B. Cooper
04/03/2011|Jeopardy!|MARCH 4th!|$800|hard|1933: 5 years before the Anschluss, Prime Minister Dollfuss dissolves this nation's parliament|Austria
03/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|JOHNNY, TELL THEM WHAT THEY'VE WON|$800|hard|You've beaten the Germans in this battle, their last offensive in the west during WWII, & the Ardennes is now yours to keep|the Battle of the Bulge
26/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|'The Adventures of Tom Sawyer' is set in the town of St. Petersburg in this state|Missouri
14/11/1996|Jeopardy!|SCHOOLS|$400|easy|Douglass College, the USA's largest women's college, is affiliated with this state university of New Jersey|Rutgers
05/10/2009|Jeopardy!|WHAT IS IT YOU DO?|$600|medium|Philatelist|a stamp collector
23/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORD WORDS|$800|hard|To tell the truth, mendaciloquence, is the art of doing this -- artfully|Lying
16/03/2009|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL VOICEMAILS FROM...|$1000|hard|Hey, 'the Elder'! It's your nephew 'the Younger' here, what did you think of my 'Letters' to Emperor Trajan?|Pliny
05/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WILDLIFE|$2000|hard|The Canadian type of this cat has very large feet padded with extra hair in winter to chase down snowshoe rabbits|lynx
27/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$400|easy|It's the capital of Taiwan|Taipei
03/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'T'-HE|$800|hard|He's the author of 1987's 'The Art of the Deal'|(Donald) Trump
15/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|Sidney Poitier movie opera that preceded Mamie Eisenhower as first lady|Porgy and Bess Truman
31/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC GLOSSARY|$400|easy|In city names, it follows Montego, Coos, & Green|Bay
08/03/2006|Jeopardy!|GOING DOWN TO LOUISVILLE|$800|hard|This symbol on Louisville's official seal represents French aid during the Revolutionary War|the fleur-de-lis
26/02/1999|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATIONS|$100|easy|An important high school exam: SAT|Scholastic Aptitude Test
17/10/2001|Jeopardy!|'OLD' RHYMES|$200|easy|A story relegated to the bottom half of a newspaper page is 'below' this|the fold
06/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES WITH SUBTITLES|$2000|hard|'Katyn', from this country, is the story of the killing of its army officers by Soviet soldiers in 1940|Poland
13/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$800|hard|Cities on this river include Louisville, Cincinnati & Wheeling, West Virginia|Ohio River
29/09/2006|Jeopardy!|SPOKES-CHARACTERS|$800|hard|Chester Cheetah is the cool cat behind these snacks from Frito Lay|Cheetos
20/06/2006|Jeopardy!|CARS IN THE DICTIONARY|$800|hard|It would take many of this Nissan model to reach its limit|a Maxima
14/10/2009|Jeopardy!|IN THE MILITARY?|$400|easy|It costs $50 for a 1-day pass to this American airlines 'club' lounge|the Admiral's Club
22/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE SCIENCE BUG|$400|easy|Karl von Frisch won a Nobel Prize for work on animal behavior patterns, largely using the 'dance' of this insect|bees
05/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$600|medium|In Jesus' parable, this is killed for a feast when the prodigal son returns|the fatted calf
16/10/2006|Jeopardy!|FOOTBALL 101|$400|easy|(Jimmy watches a receiver catch the ball while running out of bounds.)  It's the reason that's a completed pass under NCAA rules, but would be an incompletion in the NFL|the receiver had only one foot in bounds
07/12/2004|Jeopardy!|LET'S GET SMALL|$400|easy|In area, it's the smallest constitutional monarchy in the world|Monaco
29/01/1996|Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '90s|$500|medium|This 1994 Oliver Stone film featured Woody Harrelson & Juliette Lewis as murderers on the run|Natural Born Killers
19/06/2008|Jeopardy!|HERE'S THE STORY|$800|hard|A Gypsy loves Captain Phoebus in this story; guy really puts his shoulder into things|The Hunchback of Notre Dame
10/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLAND|$400|easy|Lord Burghley convinced Elizabeth I to execute this rival for the throne|Mary, Queen of Scots
29/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$1200|hard|This brand of aromatic bitters is named for a town in Venezuela|Angostura
26/02/2008|Jeopardy!|MADE TO MEASURE|$800|hard|This unit equals 4 inches when measuring an Equus caballus|a hand
21/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'A' TOUGHIE|$1000|hard|A popular WWI song told of a mademoiselle from this city, hinky dinky parlay voo|Armentieres
26/05/1989|Jeopardy!|OATS|$400|easy|After being hulled, what's left are these, the sseds of the oat|groats
10/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORD'Z'|$1200|hard|Many French eateries include this word in their names; it means 'at the home of'|chez
13/10/1989|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$200|easy|Nearly all penguins live in this hemisphere|the Southern Hemisphere
14/11/2002|Jeopardy!|21st CENTURY MUSIC|$200|easy|In September 2002 this Texan won Fox' 'American Idol'|Kelly Clarkson
27/01/2011|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$1000|hard|Jascha Heifetz taught a master class on this instrument at USC|the violin
17/06/1993|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$300|easy|In 1927 this aviator became the first person to receive the Distinguished Flying Cross|(Charles) Lindbergh
15/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HOUSE OF PAIN|$600|medium|Medieval torture device in the shape of a person & in which the victim's body was enclosed|an iron maiden
29/12/2010|Jeopardy!|NOT SO FAMOUS LAST WORDS|$800|hard|This '60s guru before dropping out for good: 'Why not?'|Timothy Leary
15/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GENETICS|$400|easy|Beadle & Tatum's study of mold on this food helped launch molecular genetics|Bread
18/10/2005|Jeopardy!|ODD WORDS|$200|easy|Solfatara, a gas-belching volcanic vent, is partly from the Italian for this element|sulfur
27/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL, CAESAR|$2000|hard|A signer of the Declaration of Independence, he served as President of Delaware during the Revolution|Caesar Rodney
04/05/2011|Jeopardy!|JOB DESCRIPTION|$600|medium|Wal-Mart welcomer|a greeter
08/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ANGELS & DEMONS|$2000|hard|'Well-known' term for a demon who aids a witch & assumes an animal form, like a cat|a familiar
19/10/2010|Jeopardy!|A HAPPY TUNE|$1000|hard|This group with lead singer Shirley Manson was 'Only Happy When It Rains'|Garbage
24/03/2005|Jeopardy!|CRUISIN' THE CARIBBEAN|$200|easy|Princess Cruises shipped in tons of this to keep its private Caribbean island beach looking pristine|sand
09/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS MATTERS|$800|hard|More than 80% of the people in Finland belong to this Protestant denomination|Lutheran
22/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SOLDIER, I'VE GOT NEWS FOR YOU|$3000|hard|Have another bar, first lieutenant; you're going up one rank to this|captain
07/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE END|$400|easy|Jennifer Lopez & Matthew McConaughey don't marry who they planned; they meet in the park & dance together|The Wedding Planner
30/12/1998|Jeopardy!|'OOPS'|$300|easy|Soldiers trained to lead an attack are called shock these|Troops
08/02/1999|Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS' TERMS OF SERVICE|$400|easy|1945|Harry S. Truman
15/11/2006|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE U.S.A.|$1000|hard|This small U.S. state is only about half the size of Delaware|Rhode Island
30/03/1998|Jeopardy!|SHERRY|$500|medium|The cream sherry of this Bristol, England firm is perhaps the world's best-known brand|Harveys
14/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FAIRBURY, NEBRASKA|$2000|hard|In 1933 the First National Bank was robbed by a gang that included Alvin Karpis & 2 sons of this female gangster|Ma Barker
01/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE TOWNS|$1000|hard|Duke University|Durham, North Carolina
26/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPE TO NO GOOD|$400|easy|The ETA is a terrorist organization trying to get autonomy for this group in Spain|Basques
18/03/2003|Jeopardy!|REPORTING THE NEWS|$1000|hard|This gossip & radio man greeted audiences, 'Good evening, Mr. & Mrs. North & South America & all the ships at sea'|Walter Winchell
01/04/1999|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY LITHUANIA|$500|medium|In the 1860s a Russification progam meant Lithuanian books had to use this alphabet|Cyrillic
04/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS IN THE STREAM, SEA OR OCEAN|$1200|hard|Mahe & Sri Lanka|the Indian Ocean
09/03/2005|Jeopardy!|GOD SAVE THE BRITISH KING OR QUEEN|$1000|hard|All 3 of the kings with this name died violently|Richard
06/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$800|hard|The torr is equal to 1 mmHg, or the pressure exerted by 1 millimeter of this metal|mercury
15/06/2007|Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$200|easy|Any recognizable prehistoric remains of plants or animals buried in the earth; it's from the Latin for 'dug up'|a fossil
16/01/1997|Jeopardy!|ROCK MUSIC|$100|easy|Although his 1974 hit 'Bennie And The Jets' hit No. 1 in the U.S., it only reached No. 37 in the U.K.|Elton John
07/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|INDUSTRY|$1000|hard|Today jets of air or water zoom the weft through the shed on these machines|Looms
23/11/2007|Jeopardy!|TRANSPO-POURRI|$200|easy|In 1971 France completed its first of this type of submarine, Le Redoutable|nuclear
30/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE U.S. COAST GUARD|$1600|hard|In WWII a major Coast Guard task was hunting these vessels, Hitler's main weapon in the Battle of the Atlantic|U-boats
21/11/2002|Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$1000|hard|In 1899 this Irish poet & dramatist co-founded the Irish literary theatre, which later became the Abbey Theatre|William Butler Yeats
18/06/2010|Jeopardy!|WHO'S YOUR DADDY?|$600|medium|Former NHL Canadian right winger & scoring giant Brett|Bobby Hull
23/04/1997|Jeopardy!|18th CENTURY EUROPE|$100|easy|On Nov.1, 1755 an earthquake devastated this Portuguese capital, killing tens of thousands|Lisbon
13/06/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICANS|$200|easy|In 1938 Don Budge became the only American man to win the Grand Slam in this sport|Tennis
07/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TAINTED GOV|$400|easy|In 2010 this Illinois governor was tried on corruption charges, but convicted on only 1 count|Blagojevich
07/06/2004|Jeopardy!|'60s SITCOMS|$200|easy|Senior counselor Spiffy at Camp Runamuck, Dave Ketchum was also Agent 13 on this show|Get Smart
14/11/2011|Jeopardy!|SITCOMS BY MOM|$400|easy|Marion Cunningham|Happy Days
30/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GOOD 'P.R.'|$400|easy|'Yankee' before the name of this braised beef dish means that vegetables were added during the cooking process|pot roast
26/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|YOU PICKED A FINE TIME|$400|easy|Deion Sanders knows this term for the evening hours when the largest audience is available for TV|prime time
22/09/2005|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL QUOTATIONS|$200|easy|'It is easier for' this animal 'to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God'|a camel
16/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE APARTMENT BUILDING|$2000|hard|When painting a room, put this on as the first coat; it's spelled like a book that teaches reading|primer
25/06/2007|Jeopardy!|MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL|$600|medium|Alex Rodriguez has won 2 American League MVP Awards, with Texas in 2003 & this team in 2005|the Yankees
25/10/2002|Jeopardy!|HOPE YOU'RE NOT CLAUSTROPHOBIC|$200|easy|As of 2001 all new passenger cars must have a release latch here|inside the trunk
16/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OH, NURSE!|$4000|hard|Trained as a nurse at White Plains hospital, she's credited with coining the term 'birth control'|Margaret Sanger
06/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD FACTS|$600|medium|The lowest river in the world, it's revered by Jews, Christians & Muslims alike|The River Jordan
20/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|YOURS FOR A SONG|$400|easy|Bing Crosby (with the Andrews Sisters) & Bruce Springsteen have recorded popular versions of this favorite|Santa Claus Is Coming To Town
06/02/2006|Jeopardy!|FLAG 'EM DOWN|$1000|hard|The first 50-star U.S. flag was officially raised on July 4 of this year|1960
11/05/2009|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT GAME SHOW|$800|hard|5 elementary school kids help adults make the grade on this Jeff Foxworthy game show|Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader?
27/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TV INSPIRATIONS|$1200|hard|Allison DuBois, the heroine of this series, is based on a real-life psychic named... Allison DuBois|Medium
09/07/2007|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'EE'|$200|easy|A native of the U.S., or a Northerner during the Civil War|a Yankee
17/02/2011|Jeopardy!|TEENS & POETRY|$200|easy|Geraldine Connolly recalls swimming pools & dancing in 'The Summer I Was' this age at which you can get your driver's license|16
14/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE BIT COUNTRY|$800|hard|This is the most populous democracy|India
14/04/1998|Jeopardy!|WORK TIME|$200|easy|In L.A. County jails, 'inmate worker' has replaced this term that's a synonym for 'reliable'|trusty
07/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OH, THE HUGE MANATEES!|$400|easy|The West Indian manatee has vestiges of these, so it may have to see a West Indian manicurist|nails
20/09/2002|Jeopardy!|TV OR NOT TV|$1000|hard|'Pinky & Perky', 'Jimbo & the Jet Set', 'Gomez & Gillie'|Gomez & Gillie
31/03/1997|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'A'|$300|easy|Craftsy's partner           (5)|Artsy
22/05/2009|Jeopardy!|THEIR FIRST TOP 10 SOLO HIT|$400|easy|'Cry Me A River' (2002)|Justin Timberlake
16/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL-TITLED FILMS|$400|easy|Phrase that completes the '40s title 'Sherlock Holmes and...' & the '80s title 'Kiss of...'|The Spider Woman
23/01/1990|Jeopardy!|MINNESOTA|$500|medium|This St. Paul co. began by mining corundum, then making sandpaper & masking tape|3M
15/12/1997|Jeopardy!|FORMULAS|$300|easy|11/2 ounces vodka, chilled tomato juice, salt & pepper & other spices to taste|Bloody Mary
14/10/1999|Jeopardy!|YOU OUGHTA KNOW|$500|medium|Its symbol is Sn & it's used in plating cans & in toothpaste|Tin
02/06/1999|Jeopardy!|LOGO LADIES|$500|medium|Debra McKee, for whom these snack cakes were named, grew up to be a director of the company that makes them|Little Debbie
13/11/1986|Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$300|easy|Of the larynx, pharynx, or trachea, the one that serves as a passageway for both food & air|pharynx
15/07/2003|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$400|easy|The name of the Gobi, a vast desert of central Asia, means this in Mongolian|desert
06/07/2007|Jeopardy!|THERE'S A WEIGHT|$600|medium|(Jon of the Clue Crew delivers the clue as he weighs some metal on a scale) A French city lends its name to this system of weight used with precious metals, in which 12 ounces equals a pound|Troy weight
14/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HAVE AN AMSTERDAM GOOD TIME|$1000|hard|It's Dutch for 'state', as in the name of Amsterdam's most famous 'state museum'|Rijks
07/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|G'RAD' SCHOOL|$400|easy|It's a 7-letter word for a fellow Communist Party member, Tovarich|comrade
12/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|RHYMING ANIMAL PAIRS|$800|hard|Swine & creatures that grow from tadpoles|hogs & frogs
12/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE BILLS|$2000|hard|Through his characters Willie & Joe, this cartoonist showed the soldiers' point of view during WWII|Bill Mauldin
04/10/2001|Jeopardy!|HEAVY METAL|$200|easy|This band, a member of which is seen here, attracted an 'Army' of fans|Kiss
01/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'E'|$400|easy|Arthurian sword (9)|Excalibur
18/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGICAL RHYME TIME|$200|easy|Ship-launching Greek beauty's cantaloupes|Helen's melons
02/02/1996|Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '70s|$100|easy|At the beginning of this film, George C. Scott addresses his troops in front of a huge American flag|Patton
07/07/2006|Jeopardy!|MUHAMMAD ALI'S GREATEST HITS|$200|easy|In '74 in Zaire, Ali KO'd this heavy hitter, long before he started selling us BBQ equipment|George Foreman
24/06/2011|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK BRANDS|$200|easy|Up to 8 varieties of these are sold every year; the shortbread trefoils are always included|Girl Scout Cookies
27/09/2006|Jeopardy!|SYMBOLOGY|$800|hard|Stay in touch with this global communications giant|Motorola
18/03/1998|Jeopardy!|SLEEPYHEADS|$300|easy|This rodent couldn't stay awake through the Mad Hatter's tea party|Dormouse
23/12/1996|Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$500|medium|A short, pithy expression, or a dwarfish creature who guards a treasure|Gnome
01/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CALIFORNIA MISSIONS|$800|hard|In 1776 a mission was named for St. John (or San Juan) of this Italian town|Capistrano
21/09/2005|Jeopardy!|THE WORLD SERIES|$400|easy|'Say Hey'!  This Giants outfielder's catch of a Vic Wertz drive was a highlight of the 1954 World Series|Willie Mays
15/05/1991|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FIRSTS|$300|easy|In 1903 this Boston team won baseball's first World Series|Boston Red Sox
20/05/1992|Jeopardy!|PARROTS|$200|easy|Experts say seeds from this Kansas state flower should make up no more than 60% of a parrot's diet|sunflowers
20/02/1990|Jeopardy!|BACKYARD GAMES|$100|easy|Competition in which you walk on your hands while your partner holds up your legs|Wheelbarrow Race
18/07/2006|Jeopardy!|FOOD FACTS|$600|medium|Made from pan drippings, flour & milk, this gravy is served over chicken-fried steak|country gravy
10/09/2004|Jeopardy!|DETECTIVE FICTION|$200|easy|The original author’s last story about this detective was “The Adventure of Shoscombe Old Place”|Sherlock Holmes
11/06/2008|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'T'|$800|hard|It precedes 'boat' or 'of war' (3)|tug
21/11/2008|Jeopardy!|FOOD FOR THOUGHT|$200|easy|The baking company called this farm takes its name from a horse farm owned by its founders|Pepperidge
25/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS & AWARDS|$2000|hard|Since 1930 the AAU has presented this memorial award for outstanding amateur athlete of the year|the Sullivan Award
18/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$400|easy|Former electrician Lech Walesa became president of this country in 1990|Poland
11/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MY SON, THE DOCTOR|$1600|hard|In a scene from a 2010 HBO movie, this doctor talks about his mother's long, painful last illness|(Jack) Kevorkian
24/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|COFFEE DRINKS|$400|easy|It's the potent potable found in Irish Coffee|whiskey
18/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE AGE OF CHIVALRY|$1600|hard|To become skilled using this long spear, a squire would practice against a wooden dummy called a quintain|a lance
06/12/2011|Jeopardy!|YOUR HISTORICAL INSURANCE ADJUSTER|$800|hard|On March 23, 2001 this Russian craft hit the atmosphere & what didn't burn landed in the Pacific; you broke it, you bought it|Mir
24/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|YE OLDE JOBBE FAIRE|$1200|hard|Day-O!  This job was for those who secured payments for goods on credit, like bananas maybe|tallyman
14/11/2002|Jeopardy!|ASIAN AMERICANS|$600|medium|She followed her bestseller 'The Joy Luck Club' with 'The Kitchen God's Wife'|Amy Tan
10/12/2004|Jeopardy!|2 CAN PLAY THAT GAME|$200|easy|The Stowe Mercantile General Store in Vermont has a barrel with a board for this game set up on it|checkers
21/11/2008|Jeopardy!|THE NET WORKS|$900|hard|This search site was named by its creators from a dictionary definition: 'rude, unsophisticated, uncouth'|Yahoo!
28/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'G'EOGRAPHY|$600|medium|This U.S. territory in the Marianas Islands was first claimed by Spain in 1565|Guam
28/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LOONEY TUNES|$400|easy|In 'Hare Tonic', he hopes to make wabbit stew fwom that twickster Bugs Bunny|Elmer Fudd
10/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE|$800|hard|Mrs. Hawthorne's nickname for this family friend & novelist was 'Mr. Omoo'|Herman Melville
11/07/2000|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL NOBILITY|$300|easy|Escaping after 14 years in prison, Edmond Dantes makes his way to an island & assumes this title persona|The Count of Monte Cristo
19/11/1985|Jeopardy!|WILD WEST|$400|easy|A reporter for the Virginia City, Nev. Territorial Enterprise first used this byline Feb. 2, 1863|Mark Twain
05/07/2004|Jeopardy!|TV FAMILY ROLL CALL|$400|easy|Ross, his sister Monica, his ex-wife Carol, his ex-wife Emily & his ex-wife Rachel|Friends
11/12/2008|Jeopardy!|THE BIGGEST LOSER|$1000|hard|In 1972 John Hospers won a single electoral vote as this freedom-loving party's Candidate for president|the Libertarian Party
26/01/2004|Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS|$1000|hard|Artistic clues help reveal the secret location of the Holy Grail in this thriller by Dan Brown|The Da Vinci Code
14/05/2001|Jeopardy!|THAT'S SNOW FUN|$300|easy|In December 1968 Philadelphia Eagles fans pelted this usually-beloved personage with snowballs|Santa Claus
27/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN-AMERICAN LITERATURE|$1200|hard|His autobiography 'Black Boy' was originally the first section of a longer work called 'American Hunger'|Richard Wright
19/06/2006|Jeopardy!|HARLEM SHUFFLE|$1000|hard|The regalia of this great dancer known as 'Bojangles' includes a badge as honorary Mayor of Harlem|Bill 'Bojangles' Robinson
20/05/2003|Jeopardy!|'GREAT' EXPECTATIONS|$200|easy|In the newspaper, Marmaduke is a funny one|Great Dane
04/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|I DON'T|$400|easy|Going further than vegetarians, I don't eat eggs or wear leather, because I'm one of these|a vegan
11/10/2002|Jeopardy!|NUMB WITH NUMBERS|$1000|hard|It's the number of years in a French president's term of office; in 2000 it was reduced from 7|5
05/05/2010|Jeopardy!|STATE THE STATE|$1000|hard|The flag of this state features a Seminole woman scattering flowers|Florida
07/12/1989|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$100|easy|This city's tidal basin is ringed by some 3,000 Yoshino cherry trees donated by the mayor of Tokyo in 1912|Washington, D.C.
20/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MAIN STREET U.S.A.|$400|easy|Established by Roger Williams, the oldest Baptist church in the U.S. is on this city's Main St.|Providence
07/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OLD (REALLY OLD) PHOTOS|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows a photograph on the monitor.) Long exposures made quickly-moving objects disappear; here, in 1838, a man standing still getting a shoe shine is the first known human to be photographed; he was in this capital where photography was largely invented|Paris
15/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL MEDICAL RECORDS|$800|hard|This president showed off his gall bladder surgery scar in the photo seen here|Lyndon B. Johnson
08/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IN MY FREE TIME|$2000|hard|I'm studying this language because I want to go to Crete & speak to the people in their native tongue|Greek
13/07/1998|Jeopardy!|CLIFFS NOTES|$200|easy|Poet goes to hell; then purgatory (where he meets an old flame); then heaven!|The Divine Comedy
15/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ESTATE QUARTERS|$400|easy|George Washington had the pine siding painted to look like mahogany at this estate|Mount Vernon
08/05/1997|Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|$500|medium|This pianist made a surprise appearance on the show, & Geoffrey Rush won for playing him in 'Shine'|David Helfgott
08/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRAT FEST|$1200|hard|This Heisman-winning Cardinals QB was sacked in the off-season by photos of his hot tub party|(Matt) Leinart
15/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL MONUMENTS|$1000|hard|The gypsum sand in this New Mexico national monument comes from the mountains flanking the valley|White Sands
29/12/1999|Jeopardy!|KING ME|$100|easy|Victor Emmanuel II,  Umberto I, Victor Emmanuel III|Italy
01/01/2008|Jeopardy!|TEMPO TANTRUM|$200|easy|Type of 'Times at Ridgemont High'|fast
16/04/2010|Jeopardy!|CURTAINS|$1000|hard|In a theater, the curtain falls immediately behind this arch|a proscenium arch
08/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WAR CORRESPONDENTS|$1200|hard|Bringing WWII into American living rooms, his radio reports during The Blitz famously began 'This... is London'|Edward R. Murrow
25/04/2008|Jeopardy!|U.S. COUNTIES|$600|medium|This Illinois county has the largest African American population of any U.S. county, with about 1.5 million|Cook County
30/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE PLAZA|$1000|hard|In Barcelona, you can call it the Plaza del Rei, or you can translate it to this person's 'Square'|King's Square
14/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|JASON|$800|hard|Jason Bonham sat in on drums for his father when the surviving members of this band reunited in 1988|Led Zeppelin
02/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE GREEK|$2000|hard|From Greek words for 'first' & 'glue', it's the accepted rules of behavior to follow on official occasions|protocol
23/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|THEATER|$1000|hard|He proposed to Helen Hayes the night 'The Front Page' opened in 1928|Charles MacArthur
12/01/2007|Jeopardy!|THE REPLACEMENTS|$1000|hard|This cell-division process in which a cell's nucleus replicates is vital for repair & replacement of worn-out cells|mitosis
12/09/1989|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATIONS|$500|medium|He was the only president inaugurated in two different cities|George Washington
09/01/2003|Jeopardy!|BOOK REPORT|$600|medium|Boy, I never knew the Civil War's outcome was so close until I read 'Unconditional Surrender', a bio of this general|Ulysses S. Grant
30/05/2000|Jeopardy!|THE ANIMAL KINGDOM|$200|easy|The black panther is actually this cat with a black coat through which traces of spots can still be seen|Leopard
11/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SPORTS|$1600|hard|In 2008 she revved up to become the first woman to win an IndyCar race, the Indy Japan 300|Danica Patrick
31/12/2007|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$400|easy|Sputniks 5, 6, 9 & 10 also carried these animals into space, & most were recovered alive|dogs
27/02/2001|Jeopardy!|'NO' WAY|$100|easy|In recipes, it often comes between 'tuna' & 'casserole'|Noodle
25/06/1999|Jeopardy!|LABOR|$500|medium|The NALC is the 'National Association of' these, & you have to give them their postage due|Letter Carriers
27/04/1999|Jeopardy!|DID THEY MOVE IT?|$200|easy|You'll find Lake Geneva if you head due west from Kenosha in this state|Wisconsin
10/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BACKWORDS|$2000|hard|Your old horse can't pull this heavy cart another yard|dray (yard)
04/04/2001|Jeopardy!|'PIN' ME|$500|medium|In the portrait of Teddy Roosevelt seen here, it's the accessory that fits the category|Pince-nez
04/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA HODGEPODGE|$400|easy|In Germany this Gounod opera based on a play by Goethe is called 'Margarethe', for its heroine|Faust
31/03/2011|Jeopardy!|JUST GET A MOVE ON|$1000|hard|B & H Airlines originates from this Balkan country|Bosnia and Herzegovina
02/06/2010|Jeopardy!|LYRICAL GUNPLAY|$600|medium|The Beatles: 'But Daniel was hot, he drew first and shot, and' this title guy 'collapsed in the corner'|Rocky Raccoon
06/01/2012|Jeopardy!|I WANT MY 'BABY' BACK, 'BABY' BACK|$1000|hard|This youthful fellow had a bad run-in with the authorities in 1934|Baby Face Nelson
01/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY ARTISTS|$1200|hard|This Belgian's 'Mysteries Of The Horizon' shows 3 men in bowler hats; a sliver of moon hangs above each of them|Magritte
27/02/2001|Jeopardy!|'NO' WAY|$300|easy|167 died in a 1988 oil rig explosion off Britain in this sea|North Sea
01/06/2000|Jeopardy!|SPORTS SUPERSTITIONS|$300|easy|Avoid faults by never holding more than 2 balls when serving in this sport|Tennis
21/05/2009|Jeopardy!|ALSO A CANTERBURY TALES PILGRIM|$400|easy|Bebop pianist Thelonious|Monk
14/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$800|hard|In 'Great Expectations', Pip falls in love with Estella, a ward of this spinster|Miss Havisham
28/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE 19th CENTURY|$1200|hard|The fourth child of Klara & Alois, this dictator was born in Braunau am Inn, Austria in 1889|Adolf Hitler
17/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PLANTS|$1200|hard|Flowers are considered 'perfect' if they contain both of these reproductive organs|pistil & stamen
28/01/2011|Jeopardy!|I OWE YOU AN 'OLOGY'|$600|medium|The science of determining dates & the sequence of events, it's also a list of those events by date|chronology
28/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE, THEIR CONTEMPORARY|$200|easy|On April 23, 1616 Shakespeare died in England & this great writer died in Spain|Cervantes
18/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YOUR NUMBER'S UP|$400|easy|Number of face cards in a standard deck|12
23/09/1998|Jeopardy!|FASHION STATEMENTS|$300|easy|If you chuckle secretly to yourself, you're 'laughing up' this part of a garment|Sleeve
18/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CANADIAN BAL-EH?|$800|hard|Taking the prick of the needle in a new direction, a Montreal staging of this ballet makes the princess a drug addict|Sleeping Beauty
31/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S SO CONVENTIONAL!|$1600|hard|He gave his famous 'Cross of Gold' speech at the 1896 Democratic Convention|William Jennings Bryan
14/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BREWERS, BUCKS & PACKERS|$2000|hard|'Royal' first name of Mr. Fielder, who hit 50 HRs for the Brewers in 2007; his first name is this, & he is funky|Prince
14/06/2004|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT MOVIE|$400|easy|1961: 'When you're a Jet, you're a Jet all the way'|West Side Story
21/03/2006|Jeopardy!|SPORTSMEN|$800|hard|This 26-year-old Spanish professional golfer is nicknamed 'El Nino'|Sergio Garcia
06/04/1999|Jeopardy!|JOB BANK|$200|easy|One of the jobs of a deshi in Japan is to wash the places on these athletes that they can't reach themselves|Sumo wrestlers
04/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BEYOND THE HORIZON|$400|easy|Set out like Hemingway on a fishing trip due south from Key West & you eventually reach this nation|Cuba
10/12/1997|Jeopardy!|HOODS|$500|medium|Hoodman blind is another name for this game|Blind Man's Bluff
22/07/2011|Jeopardy!|GENERAL RELATIVITY|$200|easy|This woman who triumphed over blindness & deafness was the granddaughter of Confederate gen. Charles W. Adams|Helen Keller
06/12/1996|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$200|easy|'Freddy's Nightmares', a horror anthology that debuted in 1988, was based on this movie series|Nightmare on Elm Street
03/11/2011|Jeopardy!|GROUP COUNTDOWN|$600|medium|If Andy yearns for Brenda & Brenda cares about Charlene who pines for Andy, the 3 of them form one of these|a love triangle
18/04/2007|Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$200|easy|For a day of fun & shopping, a lot of people head to this Mexican city, about 15 miles south of San Diego|Tijuana
11/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE SWORD|$1000|hard|Wesley Snipes slices his sword through vampires in this film trilogy|Blade
13/02/2006|Jeopardy!|ALLITERATION STATION|$1000|hard|Daisy Buchanan is the object of a racketeer's desire in this 1925 Fitzgerald novel|The Great Gatsby
23/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|INSURRECTIONS|$800|hard|After Dewey defeated the Spanish in these islands, the islanders there rebelled against U.S. rule|Philippines
02/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|YOUNG ACTORS & ROLES|$800|hard|Heather Headley, seen here, won a Tony Award in 2000 for playing the title role in this Elton John musical|Aida
26/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'AA'|$800|hard|Tanzania's capital is Dar es this|Salaam
03/05/1999|Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$200|easy|It's the medical name for the thighbone, the longest bone in the body|Femur
15/11/1996|Final Jeopardy!|PUBLISHING FIRSTS|None|None|In 1908 Ernest Henry Shackleton printed the first book on this continent|Antarctica
24/03/1997|Jeopardy!|MAY DAY|$300|easy|On May 1, 1937, 5 days after the town was bombed, he began sketching 'Guernica'|Pablo Picasso
17/10/1991|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY LYRICS|$200|easy|“Chicks and ducks and geese better scurry when I take you out in” this|the surrey with the fringe on top
10/07/1997|Jeopardy!|HOUSEPLANTS|$100|easy|Though the sago isn't a true one of these, its fronds have been used by churches on a special Sunday|Palm
25/05/2005|Jeopardy!|DINOSAURS|$400|easy|Scientists believe that dinosaurs lived through 3 geologic periods: Triassic, Jurassic, then this next one|Cretaceous
11/03/2005|Jeopardy!|IT'S PAT|$200|easy|This member of a prominent family was married to actor Peter Lawford from 1954 to 1966|Pat Kennedy
22/05/2008|Jeopardy!|ALABAMA|$600|medium|The anthem 'Sweet Home Alabama' is by this Southern rock band|Lynyrd Skynyrd
22/11/2006|Jeopardy!|FOUR-PLAY|$600|medium|On a baseball scorecard, it's the position designated number 4|second base
30/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ON COMMISSIONS|$2000|hard|Decade of the Kerner Commission, which warned of us moving toward 'two societies... separate and unequal'|the 1960s
10/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$400|easy|In 1829, after his move to Paris, this Italian composer wrote 'William Tell'|Gioachino Rossini
25/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DICT. ABBREV.|$2000|hard|The mood of a verb: subj.|subjunctive
04/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$400|easy|Finlandia Hall in this capital city was one of Finnish architect Alvar Aalto's last creations|Helsinki
20/06/2011|Jeopardy!|ROUND & ROUND WE GO|$1000|hard|The Old Sow one of these off Maine is the largest in the Americas; one vortex has been measured at 250 feet across|a whirlpool
09/12/2010|Jeopardy!|THERE'S A SEXY CATEGORY!|$1000|hard|The Mad Hatter was a recent role for this 2-time People magazine 'Sexiest Man Alive'|Johnny Depp
05/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DEAR JOHN|$1000|hard|In 1821 the remains of this major, who conspired with Benedict Arnold, were moved to Westminster Abbey|John Andre
19/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORIC EVENTS|$1000|hard|Ladies of Edenton, N.C. held an event called this on Oct. 25, 1774, 10 months after a more famous one in Boston|Edenton Tea Party
28/03/2006|Jeopardy!|LET'S VISIT SPRINGFIELD|$800|hard|Springfield in this state is where the common spring clothespin was invented & a Green Mountain guide is published|Vermont
08/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ANTONYMS|$1600|hard|Mathematical adjective for the opposite of the quality illustrated here|finite
18/05/1990|Jeopardy!|STATE 'C'APITALS|$400|easy|Closest capital to the Comstock Lode|Carson City, Nevada
04/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GET PHYSICAL!|$800|hard|The uterine tubes known as oviducts are also called these, after the man who discovered them|the Fallopian tubes
25/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|INITIALED AUTHORS|$1000|hard|'The Shadow Over Innsmouth' was the only book by this American horror writer published during his life|H.P. Lovecraft
08/11/2007|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES TRAVEL|$400|easy|Several articles on Bonaire focus on diving beneath the blue waters of this sea|the Caribbean
10/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PRINCIPALS|$800|hard|Tom Cruise, Jack Nicholson|A Few Good Men
21/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SPELL MY FIRST NAME|$800|hard|Johnston of '3rd Rock'|K-R-I-S-T-E-N
23/04/2003|Jeopardy!|AIRLINES|$2000|hard|Flying Dutchman is the frequent flyer program of this airline|KLM (Royal Dutch Airlines)
16/02/1987|Jeopardy!|THE LIBRARY|$200|easy|On most reference books in your local library, you'll find this letter above the call number|R
28/11/2005|Jeopardy!|HOW'S THAT WORKING OUT FOR YOU?|$800|hard|A collar called the Manta Ray makes this knee-bending weight exercise less of a pain in the neck|squats
30/03/2007|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL RHYME TIME|$600|medium|A purplish-red Old West bar|a maroon saloon
08/04/2011|Jeopardy!|COME, HO CHI MINH|$400|easy|Ho Chi Minh helped start Vietnam's Communist Party & in the 1920s helped start this Eur. country's Communist Party|France
17/07/2008|Jeopardy!|NEBRASKA: THE GOOD LIFE|$200|easy|Rub shoulders with Nebraska state legislators at Billy's restaurant on H Street in this capital|Lincoln
22/05/1997|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE HODGEPODGE|$500|medium|From the Latin for 'racecourse', it's the entire aggregate of courses offered by a college|Curriculum
10/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' RHYME TIME|$800|hard|Bret's little pies|Harte's tarts
15/12/1997|Jeopardy!|GETTING POSSESSIVE|$500|medium|Sydenham's Chorea, a condition in which the body jerks involuntarily, once had this name|St. Vitus' Dance
09/06/1997|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL TERMS|$200|easy|When a country is under this type of law, military tribunals replace civil courts|Martial Law
14/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS: THE NEW YORK EDITION|$1200|hard|JFK often stayed at this hotel at 76th & Madison, & Bobby Short entertained there for decades in its Cafe Carlyle|The Hotel Carlyle
03/05/2002|Jeopardy!|MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS|$1000|hard|Based in Laufen, Switzerland, this company makes cough drops & breath mints from Alpine herbs|Ricola
30/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$200|easy|It was founded by the Gauls as a fishing settlement in the Seine River in the 3rd century B.C.|Paris
18/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDEAST|$400|easy|This Mideastern nation has the largest number of proven oil reserves by far|Saudi Arabia
01/12/1998|Jeopardy!|ETYMOLOGY|$400|easy|This 'disease' seen in the movies in which a man turns into a wolf is from the Greek for 'wolf man'|Lycanthropy
23/06/2004|Jeopardy!|THE 'TEMP'-IST|$200|easy|Japanese dish of battered, deep-fried veggies or seafood|tempura
17/03/2005|Jeopardy!|23 SKIDOO|$400|easy|It's made up of 23 cantons (20 full & 6 half)|Switzerland
21/02/2003|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|Hamlet spotting the Bengay at the drug store would exclaim, 'Ay, there's' this|the rub
20/06/1997|Jeopardy!|TEA POTPOURRI|$500|medium|The city of Kandy is the economic focus of this country's tea-producing Central Highlands|Sri Lanka (Ceylon)
08/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1600|hard|Red yarn-haired doll who served as Texas governor from 1991 to 1995|Raggedy Ann Richards
20/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|JUST SAY 'NO'|$8600|hard|It's John Donne's famous 5-word phrase about isolation that precedes 'entire of itself'|No man is an island
26/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK AMERICA|$1000|hard|(AUDIO DAILY DOUBLE): He won a 1962 Grammy for the following:  'I can't stop loving you, I've made up my mind...'|Ray Charles
07/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$600|medium|For his work in establishing the League of Nations, he was awarded the 1919 Nobel Peace Prize|Woodrow Wilson
25/03/2004|Jeopardy!|PEABODY AWARD WINNERS|$400|easy|This show whose theme is heard here copped an award for 1981|Hill Street Blues
03/02/2009|Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$200|easy|The layers of the skin are the epi-this, the this & the hypo-this|the dermis
23/01/2007|Jeopardy!|THE LARGEST U.S. STATE|$600|medium|Delaware, Hawaii, Rhode Island|Hawaii
24/10/2002|Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$200|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew standing in front of a maypole)  Mayday was once a day of a festival celebrating these London workers; Dick Van Dyke played one in 'Mary Poppins'|chimney sweeps
01/01/2007|Jeopardy!|HAPPY NEW YEAR|$200|easy|Ellis Island opened Jan. 1, 1892 & the first immigrant was from County Cork on this island|Ireland
09/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OPRAH'S FAVORITE BOOKS|$1200|hard|(Oprah gives the clue from a chair) When I got up to 800 pages in this author's 'The Pillars of the Eart|Ken Follett
20/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TV MEDICAL SHOWS BY HOSPITAL|$400|easy|Seattle Grace|Grey's Anatomy
30/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH WORDS|$800|hard|'Windmill' in French; there's a famous red (rouge) one|moulin
05/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DOROTHYS, REBECCAS & SUMMERS|$1000|hard|Usually wearing very little, this famous Dorothy appeared in all the 'Road' movies with Bob Hope & Bing Crosby|Dorothy Lamour
08/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$1000|hard|This site of the 1992 America's Cup races was originally called San Miguel|San Diego
14/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLYMPICS|$1600|hard|Based on a true story, this film was about the formation of a Jamaican bobsled team for the 1988 Winter Olympics|Cool Runnings
09/01/2004|Jeopardy!|WHEEL OF JEOPARDY!|$400|easy|Benjamin Franklin's certainties --------------------------------- D---- --D --X-S|death and taxes
25/06/2010|Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED IN JUNE|$400|easy|Acrobat Charles Blondin crossed this North American landmark on a tightrope on June 30, 1859|Niagara Falls
28/11/1997|Jeopardy!|THE RAVEN|$200|easy|The ravens that sit on this Norse god's shoulders are Hugin & Munin, meaning thought & memory|Odin
18/04/2003|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$1000|hard|The tossing of this very heavy, long wooden pole is a highlight of Scotland's Highland Games|caber
20/04/2006|Jeopardy!|MICRO|$400|easy|With molecules used as beads, IBM researches created the world's smallest one of these counting devices|an abacus
06/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$600|medium|This first 'Mike Hammer' novel is Mickey Spillane's top-selling paperback book|I, The Jury
27/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'W'|$1200|hard|In a Coors light ad, the guy with this 'avian' nickname tries to help his amorous buddy 'live the dream'|a wingman
27/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|VATICAN CURIOSITIES|$800|hard|With no regular schedule & one of the world's shortest routes, it runs for less than a mile in Vatican City|the Vatican railroad
19/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TWO TICKETS TO PITTSBURGH|$800|hard|There's a 'Georgeous' view from this mount named for the Army officer who surveyed the area in 1753|Mount Washington
08/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NAUGHT'S LANDING|$1600|hard|For the Beach Boys, 'nothing can catch' this Chevy muscle car|the Chevy 409
06/02/2007|Jeopardy!|MONTHLY NAME ORIGINS|$800|hard|Named after a god of gates|January
12/11/1987|Jeopardy!|THE THIRD WORLD|$100|easy|Latin American country supplying 90% of the world's emeralds and 70% of the US's illegal drugs|Colombia
23/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARY THEATRE|$800|hard|The 2001 play 'Snatches' depicts snatches of phone conversations between Monica Lewinsky & this former friend|Linda Tripp
09/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE GOOD EARTH|$1200|hard|The eruption of this Indonesian volcano in 1883 was heard more than 2,000 miles away|Krakatau
29/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SONNETS|$400|easy|Completes Elizabeth Barrett Browning's title 'Sonnets From...'|The Portuguese
15/05/1990|Final Jeopardy!|THE NOBEL PRIZE|None|None|This winner of the 1970 Nobel Literature Prize was born in 1918 into a family of Cossack intellectuals|Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
12/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTS|$200|easy|In 1932 he founded the Taliesin Fellowship in which students paid to live & work with him|(Frank Lloyd) Wright
22/05/2009|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES TECHNOLOGY|$400|easy|(David Pogue reads the clue.)  You can track your car, your dog or even your teenager with a Zoombak, which pinpoints their location courtesy of this space-based system|GPS
22/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$200|easy|Estavayer-Le-Vac, Switzerland boasts a museum full of these dead amphibians arranged in human poses|Frogs
17/06/2004|Jeopardy!|JEOPARDY! OF FORTUNE|$800|hard|K in DreamWorks SKG|(Jeffrey) Katzenberg
22/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POPULAR DOG NAMES|$400|easy|If you're 'Driving Miss' this, be sure to let her stick her head out the window|Daisy
12/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MERRIE OLDE ENGLAND|$800|hard|The Tudor mansion at Knole has 52 staircases (1 for each week in the year) & this many rooms|365
06/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$200|easy|Paul von Hindenburg was elected president of this country twice, in 1925 & 1932|Germany
11/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS MARGARETS|$800|hard|Her photograph of Montana's Fort Peck Dam graced the cover of Life Magazine's first issue|Margaret Bourke-White
22/04/1999|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$100|easy|1903's Treaty of Petropolis 'erased' a South American dispute over an area rich in this plant resource|Rubber
13/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$800|hard|The forked type of this runs unobstructed between the clouds & the ground|lightning
26/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$1200|hard|'Close only counts in' this backyard game|horseshoes
21/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD FACTS|$3000|hard|The Denmark Strait separates these 2 islands by about 200 miles|Greenland & Iceland
20/04/2005|Jeopardy!|LIKE SHOW BUSINESS|$200|easy|In the '70s Jon Landau wrote he saw rock & roll's future & its name was this Jersey guy; guess he was right|(Bruce) Springsteen
08/11/2002|Jeopardy!|MOROCCAN 'ROUND THE CLOCK|$400|easy|Shortly after independence in 1956, Mohammed V changed his title from sultan to this|king
11/10/1996|Jeopardy!|AESOP'S FABLES|$100|easy|Aesop knew these speak louder than words|actions
11/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MEAN GIRLS|$1200|hard|Alison Arngrim was delightfully nasty as Nellie Oleson, who plagued Laura Ingalls on this '70s series|Little House on the Prairie
12/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PRIME (MINISTER) RHYME|$400|easy|British prime minister Tony's natural talents|Blair's flairs (Blair flair accepted)
13/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DESPERATE WHITE HOUSE|$400|easy|His presidency saw the first federal budget surplus in 29 years but also the second impeachment of a president|Clinton
18/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COCA-COLA|$1000|hard|Coca-Cola first advertised on live network TV in 1950 as a sponsor of this ventriloquist|Edgar Bergen
16/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. STATE NAMES|$800|hard|Its name includes the name of another state that was named for a ruler born in 1533|West Virginia
11/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MERYL STREEP FILMS|$400|easy|Streep suspects unsafe working conditions at the Kerr-McGee nuclear plant in this 1983 film bio|Silkwood
05/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY FIRST|$1600|hard|...of the independent countries in Europe|Albania
11/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|KNIGHT TIME|$1600|hard|Hey 13th century knight, you've got this flexible armor made of interlinked metal rings|chain mail
30/06/2008|Jeopardy!|THE ONION'S GLOSSARY OF ELECTION TERMS|$800|hard|This is referred to as a 'process by which Americans are quadrennially reminded of Iowa's existence'|the Iowa caucuses
16/04/2007|Final Jeopardy!|BEST PICTURE OSCAR WINNERS|None|None|Following 'Gone with the Wind', it would be another 12 years before a color film won again: this foreign-set musical|An American in Paris
28/12/2005|Jeopardy!|FIX THE PROVERB|$400|easy|Cloves bake the ham|Clothes make the man
10/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GOOD LUCK|$2000|hard|The Chinese good luck symbol fu is traditionally sent on this day, which in 2006 was Jan. 29 on the Western calendar|the New Year
03/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|In 1958 the Communist Chinese bombarded Quemoy & this island to force the Nationalist Chinese out|Matsu
01/03/2004|Jeopardy!|SPRINGS ON THE MAP|$800|hard|The U.S. Olympic Training Center is located in this city in the foothills of the Rockies|Colorado Springs
09/02/1999|Jeopardy!|IT'S A GROUP THING|$400|easy|Mr. Fantastic, The Human Torch, The Invisible Woman & The Thing|Fantastic Four
25/06/1998|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WOMEN|$500|medium|In 1982 this former First Lady founded the National Wildflower Research Center in Austin, Texas|Lady Bird Johnson
13/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$1200|hard|Though called 'Papa', he had no children with his wife, who used his sheet music for pastry pan linings|Joseph Haydn
19/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew stands at the head of a massive supine statue at Giza, Egypt.)  Many believe Ramses the Great, whose colossal statue rests here, was the pharaoh to whom Moses said 'Let my people go' in this book of the Bible|Exodus
30/04/2007|Jeopardy!|TRAVELING ABROAD|$600|medium|Go sail into this port city, 'Kaapstad' in Afrikaans, founded in 1652 by a Dutch official|Cape Town
09/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OPERATIC COSTUMES|$1600|hard|(Alex wears a cape at the Metropolitan Opera in New York.)  This cape was worn by Enrico Caruso as the Duke of Mantua in this Verdi opera, the role in which he made his Met debut way back in 1903|Rigoletto
08/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$200|easy|Before marrying Jackie Kennedy, he was linked romantically with Maria Callas|Aristotle Onassis
13/05/1998|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WOMEN|$200|easy|In 1992 this former British prime minister was made a baroness|Margaret Thatcher
04/05/2009|Jeopardy!|NAME THE WORK|$800|hard|Jack London: ''The Ghost' was rolling slightly on a calm sea without a breath of wind'|The Sea Wolf
16/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|KINGS NAMED HAAKON|$800|hard|Prince Charles of Denmark became Haakon VII when he took the throne in this century|the 20th Century
20/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES|$1000|hard|This British star won acclaim for her roles in 'Enchanted April', 'Damage' & 'The Crying Game'|Miranda Richardson
31/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TRUSTY SIDEKICKS|$400|easy|Rocky, a flying squirrel|Bullwinkle
30/12/2010|Jeopardy!|I READ IT ON A BUMPER STICKER|$800|hard|'Never play leap frog with' this mythical animal, if you get my point|the unicorn
29/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FLY ME WITH BALLOONS|$400|easy|When Joe Kittinger jumped from a balloon at 102,80|parachutes
18/03/2008|Jeopardy!|TV MOVIE BIOS|$600|medium|It was a battle of the sexes when Holly Hunter & Ron Silver played these opponents in 'When Billie Beat Bobby'|Billie Jean King & Bobby Riggs
12/09/2002|Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS FESTIVALS|$1000|hard|Wesak, Navam|Buddhism
11/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES & THEIR ROLES|$200|easy|It's the role played by Anne Bancroft in 'The Graduate'|Mrs. Robinson
18/01/1996|Jeopardy!|DINING OUT|$300|easy|You may be shown a tray for this course whose name is from the old French for 'to clear the table'|dessert
15/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|STRONGMEN|$400|easy|In 2003 this Georgian strongman was toppled & Nino Burjanadze replaced him as president|Eduard Shevardnadze
13/01/2012|Jeopardy!|MAKING CONNECTIONS|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew ties some rope together) All things are relative with this type of knot, also called a lubber's knot|a granny knot
05/10/1998|Jeopardy!|THE 18th CENTURY|$400|easy|George Vancouver once went to the bow of this captain's ship to be the man the farthest south in the world|Captain James Cook
16/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|KIDS LOVE MUSEUMS|$2000|hard|The Tactile Dome inside the Exploratorium is totally dark; you have to use this tactile sense to guide you|touch
17/01/2006|Jeopardy!|VERY JANUARY|$400|easy|January is one of this many months in the year with a length of 31 days|7
15/07/1999|Jeopardy!|WHERE IS IT?|$200|easy|It's the gulf about 50 miles from Hanoi|Gulf of Tonkin
02/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARKS|$800|hard|It was in Emigration Canyon near Salt Lake City in 1847 that he told his followers, 'This is the place'|Brigham Young
16/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|J.S. BACH & SONS|$800|hard|Johann Christian, also known as John Christian, moved to this capital city in 1762|London
12/12/1984|Jeopardy!|'HARD'|$300|easy|Reason people used to stick a trumpet in their ear|hard of hearing
26/02/1990|Jeopardy!|___THE___|$200|easy|Steal a bottle of liquor, or keep quiet constitutionally|Take The Fifth
26/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LIT|$600|medium|'Hocus Pocus' was a 1990 book by this 'Cat's Cradle' novelist|Kurt Vonnegut
10/04/1998|Jeopardy!|INDIANAGRAMS|$400|easy|Any few rot|Fort Wayne
20/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CALIFORNIA HERE I COME FILMS|$1000|hard|In 'Calendar Girl' Jason Priestley heads to L.A. to meet this movie star|Marilyn Monroe
05/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'PARA'GRAPHS|$400|easy|A professional dinner guest in ancient Greece, or a tick|Parasite
19/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS AT REST|$2100|hard|After his death in 1968, some of his ashes were scattered along the California coast, the rest were buried in Salinas|(John) Steinbeck
16/01/2009|Jeopardy!|DEATH BY...|$1000|hard|By strangulation with a scarf or shawl while riding in a car, September 14, 1927|Isadora Duncan
14/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$200|easy|The U.S. Naval War College is maintained in Newport, in this state|Rhode Island
26/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|RE-UP|$1200|hard|It's defined as refitting a factory with new machinery to make a different or revised product|retooling
08/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CALENDAR GIRLS|$1600|hard|This MGM star and wife of Dick Powell is seen here|June Allyson
06/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|EARLY ART|$200|easy|This animal that raised Romulus & Remus was the subject of one of the finest Etruscan sculptures|Wolf
31/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SUPREME COURT JUSTICES|$400|easy|This great-grandson of a slave served as an associate justice from 1967 to 1991|Thurgood Marshall
26/02/2004|Jeopardy!|THE NUMBER OF...|$400|easy|...sub-Earth orbital planets|2 (Mercury & Venus)
13/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|This trade in Africans was long practiced by Arabs but increased with the New World's plantations|Slavery
02/11/2006|Jeopardy!|PRIMETIME TV REUNIONS|$600|medium|2004: 'Return to Southfork'|Dallas
07/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE STUD 'E'|$200|easy|Proverbially, it 'gets the worm'|The early bird
14/07/1997|Jeopardy!|SALAD|$400|easy|Diced raw vegetables may be added to the tomato type of this molded gelatin salad|Aspic
28/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF OPERA|$1200|hard|When this Austrian's 'La Finta Giardiniera' premiered in 1775, he was almost 19--getting old for a prodigy|Mozart
27/11/1989|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$100|easy|Last year this man's son Robbie jumped his motorcycle over 22 cars & broke....his dad's record|Evel Knievel
30/05/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$300|easy|This Public Enemy No. 1 robbed Midwestern banks until 1934 when he was done in by the Woman in Red|John Dillinger
23/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THE CANARY|$200|easy|The 50-story Canary Wharf Tower on the Thames River is this capital city's tallest building|London
07/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LINCOLN LORE|$3000|hard|On his April 4, 1865 visit to Richmond, Lincoln sat at this man's desk; we don't know if he put his feet up on it|Jefferson Davis
22/03/1996|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$100|easy|On June 14, 1995 this team led by Hakeem Olajuwon won its second straight NBA title|Houston Rockets
21/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|$500|medium|In 1931 she was the blonde gentlemen preferred:|Jean Harlow (in 'Platinum Blonde')
10/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CARRIAGES|$1200|hard|Tilbury & Stanhope are 2 varieties of this one-horse carriage, also a night's work for a musician|a gig
17/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$2000|hard|Harold Kroto & others found this common element had a new molecular form, the Fullerene|carbon
21/04/1999|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL ALBUM|$300|easy|The average day of this wild canine is spent hunting & scavenging|Jackal
12/09/2007|Jeopardy!|GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS|$600|medium|In length, the smallest living dog is one of this breed, 6 inches from the nose to the tip of the tail|a Chihuahua
04/03/2003|Jeopardy!|YALE DRAMA SCHOOL ALUMNI|$200|easy|Going to school at Yale got her into films like 'Sophie's Choice'|Meryl Streep
24/02/2003|Jeopardy!|AL GORE RHYTHMS|$200|easy|His home state|Tennessee
01/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CALCULUS|$800|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew points to a blackboard.)  By finding the value of the right side of the equation, we'll do this to the function|integrate it
10/03/2004|Jeopardy!|ARNOLD MOVIES|$800|hard|1987: Army man Arnold fights an extraterrestrial|Predator
18/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|YOUR FILM DAYS ARE NUMBERED|$200|easy|Bruce Willis saves a planeload of people in this 1990 sequel|Die Hard 2
02/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE PLAY'S THE THING|$800|hard|In this 1949 Pulitzer-winning play, Willy & his 2 sons butt heads|Death of a Salesman
18/09/2000|Final Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|None|None|On May 6, 2000 the 2 writers of this 1997 movie joined a rally trying to get the janitors at Harvard a raise|Good Will Hunting (Ben Affleck & Matt Damon)
31/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER HISTORIES|$1600|hard|An Anglo-Saxon rune became this letter that's double one of its predecessors|W
06/11/2000|Final Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON PEOPLE|None|None|This man in office since 1987 has a plaque in his office that reads, 'The Buck Starts Here'|Alan Greenspan
12/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$200|easy|The National Air & Space Museum is one of this institutions most visited museums|Smithsonian
11/07/1997|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$100|easy|In 1956 it was discovered that hamsters could be infected with this 'common' human malady|the common cold
26/09/1989|Jeopardy!|BOTTOMS UP|$200|easy|Used to make martinis, it's an aperitif wine flavored with herbs|vermouth
22/12/2000|Jeopardy!|CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG|$200|easy|Stills & Young came from Buffalo Springfield, Nash from The Hollies & Crosby flew off from this group|The Byrds
19/06/2003|Jeopardy!|ASSOCIATIONS|$200|easy|The 20,000 strong United Daughters of the Confederacy is headquartered in this state capital|Richmond
24/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT A GODDESS|$1600|hard|You think your family is unusual?  This Greek goddess of victory was the daughter of Pallas (a Titan) & Styx (a river in Hades)|Nike
16/04/2001|Jeopardy!|THE LOU|$200|easy|The Cleveland Browns' Lou Groza was nicknamed 'The Toe' for his accuracy at this|Kicking field goals
19/09/2001|Jeopardy!|TOLSTOY'S R US|$300|easy|This 1875 epic novel begins, 'All happy familes are alike, but an unhappy family is unhappy after its own fashion'|Anna Karenina
30/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BORN TO BE WILDE|$600|medium|Wilde wrote of inhuman prison conditions in this 1898 'ballad'|The Ballad of Reading Gaol
21/04/2005|Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$200|easy|Fittingly, Francois Boucher painted 'The Toilet of' this Roman goddess for Madame de Pompadour|Venus
10/10/1997|Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$300|easy|In plants & invertebrates, this outermost layer of protection is usually just one cell thick|Epidermis
15/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHO THE 'H' ARE YOU?|$800|hard|In 1991 'The Star-Spangled Banner' entered the Billboard Top 40 for the first time, sung by her|Whitney Houston
10/06/2011|Jeopardy!|NYSE|$600|medium|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from inside the New York Stock Exchange.)  When world events disrupt markets, even the bustling New York Stock Exchange can undergo an emergency closure; the longest such shutdown began July 31st of this year, with war in Europe just days away|1914
27/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MYSTERY FICTION|$800|hard|In 1953 she adapted her short story 'Witness for the Prosecution' for the London stage|(Agatha) Christie
12/06/2007|Jeopardy!|LIVING LYRICS|$600|medium|James Brown is living here, 'super highways, coast to coast'|Living In America
19/01/2001|Jeopardy!|TEMPERATURE|$300|easy|Term for the increase in the Earth's average temperature; by 2100, the Earth may be 3 to 8 degrees hotter|Global warming
01/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE NOVEL'S LAST LINE|$800|hard|'He loved Big Brother'|1984
09/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$200|easy|This language was originally based on a form of Dutch called Hollands, but has words from Khoi & Zulu|Afrikaans
07/12/1998|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'GU'|$400|easy|Flaubert's first name|Gustave
20/02/1998|Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$500|medium|Communications code word between Alpha & Charlie|Bravo (or Baker)
18/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS' BIOS|$3000|hard|His first name was also that of a Carthaginian general--that's gotta count for something, right?|Hannibal Hamlin
26/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'LOCK's|$4000|hard|Obsolete firearm type in which a piece of quartz ignites the gunpowder|a flintlock
14/12/2007|Jeopardy!|MONOPOLY|$600|medium|A question mark is on the space in which you draw one of these cards|Chance
20/07/2001|Jeopardy!|SPORTS TEAM NICKNAMES|$100|easy|Founded by an auto parts maker, this city's Pistons were originally the Fort Wayne Zollner Pistons|Detroit
22/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE SUPER BOWL|$800|hard|That's right, Watson--this Steeler's catch in the waning seconds of Super Bowl XLIII won him the MVP|(Santonio) Holmes
12/11/2010|Jeopardy!|'P'RODUCE|$1000|hard|This type of fruit comes from a plant named for the last hours of Jesus' life|a passion fruit
06/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PERSON, PLACE OR THING|$2600|hard|The person is a famous car manufacturer; the place is a spot shallow enough to cross a river|Ford
14/02/2006|Jeopardy!|'OLD' SCHOOL|$600|medium|A word meaning to rebuke someone angrily|to scold
18/11/1996|Jeopardy!|RANKS & TITLES|$300|easy|Title for the president of a yacht club, or the rank just below a navy's rear admiral|commodore
12/05/1999|Jeopardy!|BORN IN THE WINDY CITY|$400|easy|On the big screen, this Chicagoan has played Rick Deckard, Jack Ryan & Han Solo|Harrison Ford
24/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BATTLES THAT CHANGED HISTORY|$800|hard|The annihilation of 3 legions at Teutoburger Wald in 9 A.D. made this German river the limit of Roman expansion|the Rhine
20/07/2005|Jeopardy!|DISNEY SONG LYRICS|$1000|hard|'We are Siameeiz If you pleeiz, We are Siameeiz If you don't please'|Lady and the Tramp
22/06/2004|Jeopardy!|SPORTS BIOS|$200|easy|Originally drafted by Atlanta, he quarterbacked Green Bay to a Super Bowl victory in 1997|Brett Favre
02/07/2008|Final Jeopardy!|AFI's TOP 100 MOVIE QUOTES|None|None|This quote, No. 31 on the list, comes 2 minutes after the No. 1 quote, & is the last line of its movie|After all, tomorrow is another day!
18/12/2000|Jeopardy!|BACKWORDS|$200|easy|Ed leaves pools of water on the carpet when he comes in from sailing this boat|Sloop (pools)
01/06/2005|Jeopardy!|UNREAL ESTATE|$800|hard|Robin Hill is the country home that Soames builds for Irene in the first book of this 'Saga'|The Forsyte Saga
05/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WAY OUT THERE|$800|hard|In 1986 the spacecraft Giotto revealed that this comet had a potato-shaped nucleus that was blacker than coal|Halley's Comet
13/07/2011|Jeopardy!|ROCK OF STAGES|$400|easy|Gonna be a big man someday & name this hit U.K. musical based on the music of Queen|We Will Rock You
25/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL NOVELS|$600|medium|'Kenilworth' tells the tale of the Earl of Leicester, who some say killed his wife in an attempt to marry this queen|Elizabeth I
02/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DEAD LINES|$3200|hard|John Donne wrote  that 'any man's death diminishes me... therefore never send to know' this Hemingway title|for whom the bell tolls
24/03/1997|Jeopardy!|TV PILOTS|$400|easy|In a 1986 unsold pilot he starred as cop Popeye Doyle; in 1987 he was 'Married... with Children'|Ed O'Neill
22/06/2000|Jeopardy!|TV MOMS|$100|easy|Tabitha & Adam|Samantha Stevens/Elizabeth Montgomery
14/10/1986|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ROLES|$400|easy|Lawrence Olivier was fired from 'Queen Christina' because he was 'too nervous and scared of' this Swede|Greta Garbo
20/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE WHITE HOUSE|$1600|hard|On June 2, 1886 Grover Cleveland married Frances Folsom in this 'colorful' room|the Blue Room
01/12/2008|Jeopardy!|2008: A SUBPRIME YEAR|$600|medium|Sept. 16 brought an $85 billion government loan to this insurance organization operating in 130 countries|AIG
04/11/1999|Jeopardy!|FROG STUFF|$100|easy|He's the handsome leading amphibian of the 1999 film 'Muppets from Space'|Kermit the Frog
21/01/2009|Jeopardy!|'IN' WORDS|$1000|hard|Cab Calloway first recorded his song about this 'Moocher' in 1931|Minnie
29/12/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN CUISINE|$300|easy|This ingredient that comes from ruminants' stomachs gives Philadelphia Pepper Pot its distinctive flavor|Tripe
17/07/2007|Jeopardy!|GETTING TESTY|$800|hard|The psychological test named for this Swiss man involves looking at pictures similar to the one seen here|a Rorschach test
24/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HE SHOOTS, HE SCORES!|$400|easy|A 1975 thriller: Steven Spielberg, John Williams|Jaws
11/10/2000|Jeopardy!|LITTLE-HEARD LAST NAMES|$300|easy|Science's Galileo|Galilei
27/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S GETTING HOT IN HERE|$2000|hard|The name of this large & often ornate Russian urn used to heat water for tea is from the Russian for 'self-boil'|samovar
20/10/2000|Jeopardy!|NUMBER, PLEASE|$400|easy|Keys on a standard piano|88
12/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$200|easy|When Columbus reached this future U.S. commonwealth in 1493, he named it San Juan Bautista|Puerto Rico
06/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$400|easy|In the pros, this prolate spheroid contains a pressure of 13 PSI & has 16 lace holes|a football
30/09/2011|Jeopardy!|PROHIBITION|$200|easy|The scene for prohibition is set with the 1829 inauguration party for this president; it moved outside due to drunken revelry|Andrew Jackson
02/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CONJUNCTION JUNCTION|$400|easy|This 2-letter word is a homophone for a metal-bearing mineable mineral|or
06/07/2007|Jeopardy!|ATHLETES|$1000|hard|Born in Kinshasa, this NBA center speaks English, French, Spanish, Portuguese & 5 African dialects|Dikembe Mutombo
18/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS|$1500|hard|'Le Mariage' is Diane Johnson's follow-up to this 1997 novel|Le Divorce
13/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE CONSTANT GARDENER|$800|hard|This popular houseplant needs bright light & some direct sun|an African violet
05/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|IT BORDERS RUSSIA|$400|easy|It's the largest country in area that borders Russia|China
16/01/2001|Jeopardy!|NHL TEAMS|$300|easy|Citizens of 'Hockeytown' support this team by wearing the logo seen here|Detroit Red Wings
15/09/1998|Jeopardy!|YES, 'N'DEEDY|$500|medium|A big bottle that holds about 20 quarts of champagne, or a Babylonian king who probably couldn't|Nebuchadnezzar
16/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|2001: A CATEGORY ODYSSEY|$1200|hard|He directed '2001: A Space Odyssey' between 'Dr. Stangelove' & 'A Clockwork Orange'|Stanley Kubrick
12/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS|$200|easy|'Sister Carrie' was Theodore Dreiser's 1st novel, and 'Carrie' was this author's|Stephen King
08/01/1998|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'B'|$500|medium|To surprise attack with shrubbery (9)|bushwhack
25/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'LONG' BEACH|$1000|hard|It lasted without a break from 1640 to 1653 & ordered Charles I's execution|Long Parliament
17/11/2004|Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS|$200|easy|Oprah picked this Tolstoy tragedy about an unhappy family for her book club|Anna Karenina
09/04/2007|Jeopardy!|THE HISTORY OF APRIL 9th|$200|easy|1865: Ending the Civil War, Lee surrenders at this Virginia site|Appomattox (Court House)
28/01/1997|Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$300|easy|Name shared by the joints of the skull & a surgical 'stitch'|Sutures
25/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MICHELLE PFEIFFER PFILMS|$1600|hard|Daniel Day-Lewis is Newland Archer to Michelle's Countess Olenska in this film based on a novel by Edith Wharton|The Age of Innocence
07/10/2009|Jeopardy!|INFLATABLE|$400|easy|In an angioplasty, a balloon is inflated to clear a blocked one of these|an artery
24/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE QUOTABLE MAO|$1600|hard|'Weapons are an important factor in war, but not the decisive one; it is' this 'and not materials that counts'|man
20/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$200|easy|The African nation Zimbabwe was formerly named for this Englishman|Cecil Rhodes
30/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN RELIGION|$600|medium|In 1790 the first emancipation petition was submitted to Congress by this religious group|Quakers
26/02/2008|Jeopardy!|CALIFORNIA ROLE|$600|medium|A beer-swilling pool cleaner coaches a misfit Little League team in sunny So. Cal. in this 1976 comedy|The Bad News Bears
14/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$1000|hard|When Oedipus exiled himself from Thebes, this daughter accompanied him|Antigone
10/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'TAB' HUNTERS|$1200|hard|A vivid, picturesque display|a tableau
23/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$200|easy|When you're frightened your arrector pili muscles make this 'stand on end'|Hair
15/04/2009|Jeopardy!|DICTIONARY ABBR.|$1000|hard|LL is Late Latin; LME is this|Late Middle English
23/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$1600|hard|21 million Americans have this disease of the endocrine system & 6 million of them don't know it|diabetes
16/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FUNNY WESTERNS|$600|medium|Jane Fonda played a schoolteacher who turns into an outlaw in this 1965 film|Cat Ballou
11/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|Louisa May Alcott & relationship guru John Gray collaborated on this book sequel|Little Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus
20/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|TEETH|$800|hard|From Latin for “bad closing”, an overbite is a type of this|malocclusion
25/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CLAWS|$1000|hard|An animal that retracts its claws pulls them back into this, which also means the holder for a sword|sheath
23/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INITIALS|$400|easy|The 4 members in the band CSNY|Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
23/05/2008|Jeopardy!|JUST DESSERTS|$400|easy|Sharing its name with a French novel, this candy bar was originally 3 nougat bars|Three Musketeers
07/02/2000|Jeopardy!|'I' FULL|$500|medium|A Muslim priest|imam
11/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE MOVIES|$1200|hard|Disney's first live-action comedy, this 1959 film starred Tommy Kirk as a boy who changes into a sheepdog|The Shaggy Dog
31/03/1993|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$200|easy|He wrote 'Rhapsody In Blue' for jazz conductor Paul Whiteman's orchestra|George Gershwin
21/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AFFAIRS OF STATE|$500|medium|1884 reports that he committed his lover to an insane asylum nearly cost him the election|Grover Cleveland
23/04/1997|Jeopardy!|18th CENTURY EUROPE|$300|easy|As early as the 1730s cuckoo clocks were made in this 'woodsy' region of southwest Germany|Black Forest
21/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|RECENT MOVIES|$1600|hard|Michael Cera & Kat Dennings are the title pair in 'Nick and Norah's Infinite' this|Playlist
24/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CLUB|$2000|hard|Founded in 1752 by British racing & horse-breeding gentlemen, it later merged with the National Hunt Committee|The Jockey Club
02/10/2009|Jeopardy!|PEZ|$600|medium|In 1987 these body parts were added to the bottoms of dispensers to help them stand upright|feet
21/10/2009|Jeopardy!|RELATED SONG TITLES|$600|medium|He sang lead on 'Three Times A Lady' & 'Lady (You Bring Me Up)'; heck, he even wrote 'Lady' for Kenny Rogers|Lionel Richie
25/03/1999|Jeopardy!|SEA WORLD|$100|easy|The Orcinus orca is also known by this more deadly name|Killer whale
21/05/1999|Jeopardy!|'80s BESTSELLERS|$500|medium|Completes the title of the Robert Fulghum bestseller 'All I Really Need to Know I Learned...' here|in Kindergarten
10/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ACTOR-DIRECTORS|$400|easy|Before directing 'The Brady Bunch Movie', Betty Thomas played officer Lucy Bates on this TV cop series|Hill Street Blues
05/02/1993|Jeopardy!|'G' WHIZ|$300|easy|Jubilant joy, or the kind of club that might sing about it|a glee club
17/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'DEC' ME|$800|hard|Old, overused & in poor condition|Decrepit
09/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THE HILLS ARE ALIVE|$1000|hard|The 200' Chapultepec Hill boasts the castle where this Mexican emperor lived in the 1860s|Maximilian
24/05/2010|Jeopardy!|3M|$400|easy|Some doctrines of this system advocate the revolution of the proletariat|communism
21/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BONE UP ON YOUR BONAPARTE|$1000|hard|This royal house was restored to the French throne in 1815 following Napoleon's final defeat|Bourbon
04/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS ON AUTHORS|$800|hard|D.H. Lawrence said this writer of 'The Bells' 'sounded the horror and the warning of his own doom'|Edgar Allan Poe
22/03/2010|Jeopardy!|OFF THE RECORD|$200|easy|1982: 'The Lady In My Life', 'Billie Jean'|Thriller
24/11/1998|Final Jeopardy!|1998 DISCOVERIES|None|None|Discovered by a student, the largest known one of these fills as many pages as a good-sized novel|The World's Largest Prime Number
23/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|JERUSALEM|$600|medium|3 of the 4 quarters that make up the Old City|(3 of) Arab, Armenian, Christian, Jewish
30/06/2004|Jeopardy!|'YELLOW' FEVER|$1000|hard|Founded in 1935, this city lies on the shores of the Northwest Territories' Great Slave Lake|Yellowknife
01/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH WHINES|$2000|hard|Don’t blame us for shooting zo many of Gen. Braddock’s men during zis war; zay wore red coats in ze green forest!|the French and Indian War
27/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$800|hard|This European grand duchy was founded in 963 when Count Siegfried acquired land in the area|Luxembourg
01/12/1993|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL OPERAS|$2000|hard|At the end of Donizetti's opera 'Anna Bolena', this woman is Henry VIII's new queen|Jane Seymour
23/12/1996|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$500|medium|In summer, when its coat is brown, the ermine is referred to by this name|Stoat/Weasel
29/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BOND GIRLS|$200|easy|The color Shirley Eaton was painted all over her body|gold (in Goldfinger)
01/04/2003|Jeopardy!|GET ONE FLEA|$600|medium|'Song of the Flea' & 'Song of the Rat' are found in Berlioz' work about the 'Damnation of' this man|Faust
11/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'UO' ME!|$1600|hard|Touching or adjoining, like the lower 48|contiguous
25/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ALL MY CHILDREN|$800|hard|Last name of TV's Herman & Lily who had a son named Eddie & a niece named Marilyn|Munster
24/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE YUCKS STOP HERE|$1600|hard|The 'Monty Python' member who played King Arthur, he ended his grail quest in Maidstone, England|Graham Chapman
08/04/2004|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LIT|$200|easy|When this lumberjack was 3 years old, he rolled around so much in his sleep that he destroyed 4 sq. mi. of timber|Paul Bunyan
11/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GIVING AWAY THE ENDING|$400|easy|Rochester regains the sight in one eye in this novel's last chapter|Jane Eyre
25/06/2001|Jeopardy!|THE SOUTHERNMOST CAPITAL CITY|$100|easy|London, Paris, Lisbon|Lisbon
29/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HORSE & BUGGY|$1600|hard|A bean with mottled markings shares it's name with this equine|a pinto
11/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE PATRIOT LEAGUE|$400|easy|Commanding J.P. Morgan's converted yacht, Richard Wainwright was a hero of the Battle of Santiago in this 1898 war|the Spanish-American War
12/10/2004|Jeopardy!|TRICKY QUESTIONS|$1000|hard|Total number of balls used in the pool table game called 8-ball|sixteen
22/06/2004|Jeopardy!|GIVE US 'Z' ANSWER!!!|$400|easy|This Hungarian enjoyed a single day of wedded bliss with Felipe de Alba in 1982|Zsa Zsa Gabor
18/11/2008|Jeopardy!|I CAN'T HEAR MYSELF THINK|$400|easy|It seems like somebody turned the lowing of these animals on high|cows
08/11/1990|Jeopardy!|WEATHER|$200|easy|The THI, it tells you exactly how miserable you are on a hot summer day|the temperature-humidity index
31/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS BY THEIR COVERS|$800|hard|This preacher dresses casually or formally on different dustcovers for his 1997 book 'Just As I Am'|Billy Graham
24/03/2010|Jeopardy!|IN THE KITCHEN|$1000|hard|Despite its name, it's a slicing tool, not a guitar-like instrument, so don't strum it|a mandoline
29/06/1993|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & THEIR ROLES|$300|easy|Patrick Stewart wrote & starred in a one-man show based on this Dickens Christmas classic|A Christmas Carol
20/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|STARBUCK|$1000|hard|'I will have no man in my boat', said Starbuck, 'who is not afraid of' one of these|Whale
13/10/2000|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN NOVELISTS|$400|easy|In the 1930s this 'Main Street' author served as book editor for Newsweek|Sinclair Lewis
22/03/2005|Jeopardy!|ROCK BAND DRUMMERS|$200|easy|In the beginning of Phil Collins career was a stint as the drummer of this band|Genesis
26/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'CHA'RADE|$400|easy|Name of the animal seen here, or of a cloth made to imitate its soft skin:|Chamois
03/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$800|hard|He avenged his treatment by the Philistines, crashing their temple down on them|Samson
03/03/2006|Jeopardy!|LIFE OF PIE|$800|hard|This Southern pie with an insect name really is green & often has a cookie-crumb crust|grasshopper pie
23/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MARK YOUR CALENDAR|$400|easy|Flag Day|June
14/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SEA BETWEEN|$800|hard|Turkey & Ukraine|the Black Sea
31/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FICTION|$1600|hard|Melville created this scrivener who 'would prefer not to' run to the post office, work, eat, etc.|Bartleby
20/05/1998|Jeopardy!|BUGLE CALLS|$100|easy|To earn one of these, a Boy Scout must learn 15 bugle calls|a merit badge
17/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MESSIAH|$400|easy|Like 'Christ', the word 'Messiah' means having undergone this ceremony often done with oil|anointing
12/03/1997|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL FATHERS & SONS|$400|easy|His son Ham was the father of the Canaanites|Noah
24/12/1996|Jeopardy!|MOVIES IN OTHER WORDS|$100|easy|'Deceased Guy Ambulating'|Dead Man Walking
12/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FROM SCREEN TO STAGE|$2000|hard|Elton John wrote the music for this Broadway show in which a working-class British lad dreams of being a ballet dancer|Billy Elliot
09/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$800|hard|Sam Neill played this whiz of a wizard in a 1998 miniseries|Merlin
25/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH CUISINE|$800|hard|Dishes described as a la Dubarry contain this vegetable that the French call chou-fleur|Cauliflower
12/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|2-LETTER ABBREV.|$400|easy|The location of the National Cathedral, for short|D.C.
16/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$800|hard|This book by Michael Lewis subtitled 'Evolution of a Game' focused on left tackle prodigy Michael Oher|The Blind Side
23/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THE CANARY|$400|easy|The world's largest canary diamond, a vivid yellow gem from South Africa, bears the name of this NYC jeweler|Tiffany
04/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$1000|hard|This famous series of paintings by Edward Hicks depicts animals living together in peace & harmony|Peaceable Kingdom
03/06/2008|Jeopardy!|'OUT' IS IN|$800|hard|In surf slang, it's to fall off your surfboard, you hodad|to wipe out
19/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK ISLANDS|$200|easy|One island is the supposed burial place of this reckless mythical flier, & is named for him|Icarus
17/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|HERBS & SPICES|$1000|hard|Peter Rabbit'smother made him this herbal tea after his adventures in Mr. McGregor's garden|chamomile tea
22/04/2004|Jeopardy!|THE MORGAN WEB|$1000|hard|Thomas Hunt Morgan won a Nobel Prize for his work on heredity using this insect's genes|fruit fly
15/12/2006|Jeopardy!|UNUSUAL ANIMALS|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from the Primate Center at Duke University.)  Among the few primates with blue eyes are humans & this type of animal|a lemur
05/09/2000|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$400|easy|[Hi, I'm Wendie Malick from 'Just Shoot Me']  I played Brian Benben's ex-wife Judith on this HBO comedy series that featured clips from old movies|Dream On
19/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$800|hard|This southern capital's seal contains a 6-pointed star & the words 'Cradle Of The Confederacy'|Montgomery, Alabama
03/04/2003|Jeopardy!|LOTTO FEVER|$400|easy|One of the USA's 500 largest businesses by revenue is this state's lottery, based in Schenectady|New York
17/07/2008|Jeopardy!|ONE-WORD BEST PICTURE OSCAR WINNERS|$600|medium|Collision|Crash
16/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED IN '07|$1200|hard|1507: On the maps of Martin Waldseemuller, the New World is called this|America
24/11/2006|Jeopardy!|10 MILLION ALBUMS!|$200|easy|This band didn't hit 'The Wall' at 10 million; they're over 23, now|Pink Floyd
12/11/1996|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$200|easy|This early type of Ford was nicknamed the 'Tin Lizzie'|Model T
10/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT SRI LANKA|$600|medium|Before Britain's Mrs. Thatcher, Mrs. Bandaranaike was the world's first woman in this post; she still holds it|Prime Minister
16/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE IN HIGH SCHOOL|$800|hard|As a teen in B.C., she said her goal was 'to be a California beach bum'--she got her wish on 'Baywatch'|Pamela Anderson
04/04/2000|Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LIT|$100|easy|Gulliver's first of 4 voyages was to this land of tiny people|Lilliput
11/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$600|medium|Lustrous last name of actor Martin               (5)|Sheen
09/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BUGS|$1600|hard|The scientific name of the European stag beetle is Lucanus cervus; cervus is Latin for this mammal|a deer
04/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BORN ON THE THIRD OF JULY|$600|medium|Born July 3, 1883 in Prague, this author died after a 'Trial' with TB in an Austrian sanitarium June 3, 1924|Franz Kafka
19/01/2000|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED CABINET DEPARTMENTS|$100|easy|Taste|State
10/04/2007|Jeopardy!|MSSNG VWLS|$800|hard|A Native American people: 'PCH'|Apache
11/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$400|easy|Born in 1394, this Portuguese prince founded a school of navigation|Prince Henry the Navigator
25/06/2010|Jeopardy!|CHICK LIT|$800|hard|A sisterly rivalry to give Henry VIII a male heir is the basis for this Philippa Gregory historical novel|The Other Boleyn Girl
09/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$1000|hard|Appropriately, Australia's oldest university is located here in Australia's oldest city|Sydney
01/10/2010|Jeopardy!|TABLE OF CONTINENTS|$1000|hard|With its multiple peninsulas & islands, it has the highest ratio of coastline to total area|Europe
09/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE 'MA'P|$2000|hard|(Alex gives the clue from Africa.) An early morning balloon ride for all of us here in Kenya has taken us along this very important river|Mara
12/09/2008|Jeopardy!|CEO COMPENSATION|$600|medium|At $28 million in 2007, Robert Iger doesn't need to wish upon a star with this company|Disney
17/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BELOVED BOSTON CELTICS|$800|hard|This 'colorful' coaching legend led Boston to 8 NBA crowns in a row from 1959 to 1966|Red Auerbach
18/06/2001|Jeopardy!|'MOO'|$200|easy|This adjective means 'purely academic' or 'irrelevant'|Moot
06/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY MUSICALS|$1600|hard|Donna McKechnie kicked up her heels as Cassie in this show in 1975; Charlotte d'Amboise recently played the part|A Chorus Line
20/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$1600|hard|In 1762 6-year old Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart & his sister performed for this Holy Roman Empress|Maria Theresa
25/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GLOVE, AMERICAN STYLE|$400|easy|Despite playing only 28 games at first base in 1999, Rafael Palmeiro won this MLB defensive award|Gold Glove
25/03/2005|Final Jeopardy!|12-LETTER WORDS|None|None|A chemist in the 1920s coined this term after finding lavender oil not only hid the odor of his burnt hand but also healed it|aromatherapy
09/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH FILM REMAKES|$200|easy|This American director of '10' remade Truffaut's 'The Man Who Loved Women'|Blake Edwards
12/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OVERLAPS|$1200|hard|Overhead interior room surface + pasta type|ceilinguini
04/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BUCKS|$1200|hard|Daffy Duck's 'Duck Dodgers' character is a parody of him|Buck Rogers
30/05/2001|Jeopardy!|MUST BE 'D' PLACE|$400|easy|A long siege at this military base in 1954 marked the end of French power in Indochina|Dien Bien Phu
11/02/1999|Jeopardy!|THE CINEMA|$800|hard|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): '(Hi, I'm Cheech Marin)  In 1987 I directed & starred in this film whose title was a parody of a Bruce Springsteen hit (ya' know)'|Born In East L.A.
28/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|DEM BONES|$800|hard|This joint consists of 8 carpal bones arranged in 2 rows of 4|the wrist
06/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$400|easy|In 1776, while encamped with Washington's troops, he wrote, 'These are the times that try men's souls'|Thomas Paine
18/12/2000|Jeopardy!|BACKWORDS|$400|easy|Aye, lass, I'll wed thee ere this has dried on the fields|Dew (wed)
30/03/2001|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S COOKIN'?|$300|easy|You can find this celebrity chef's pizzas at his Spago Restaurant, or frozen at the grocery store|Wolfgang Puck
27/04/1998|Jeopardy!|ALEXANDER THE GREAT|$300|easy|Ben Alexander played officer Frank Smith, one of Jack Webb's partners on this TV show|Dragnet
08/04/1997|Jeopardy!|SWIMMING|$200|easy|In this stroke, not seen in competition, the head rests on the arm while the legs scissors-kick|Sidestroke
15/09/2010|Jeopardy!|CHESS PIECES|$400|easy|The 2 chess pieces of which each side has only one|the king & queen
16/04/2003|Jeopardy!|THEATRE TALK|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew has snuck into the dressing room of Hairspray.)  It's considered bad luck to mention the name of this play in the dressing room; actors call it 'The Scottish Play'|Macbeth
24/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL ETIQUETTE|$1600|hard|In Brazil, don't wear green & this together, as they're the main colors of the flag|yellow
31/03/1997|Jeopardy!|UNDERGARMENTS|$300|easy|Dress-length undergarment with shoulder straps for Anna, not Sigmund|Freudian slip
30/11/1993|Jeopardy!|GENESIS|$100|easy|In Chapter 19, these two cities are destroyed by fire & brimstone|Sodom & Gomorrah
30/04/2008|Jeopardy!|BATTLES|$800|hard|England's King Harold II lost the all-important Battle of Hastings in this year|1066
14/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AUTEUR!  AUTEUR!|$800|hard|The publication of 'Madame Bovary' & his trial for its offensiveness made him famous|(Gustave) Flaubert
21/03/1996|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$300|easy|A female one of the gypsy species of this insect can lay over 1,000 eggs at one time|Moth
01/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$800|hard|Diego Rivera created a mural called 'Creation' for the National Preparatory School in this capital city|Mexico City
19/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATED|$400|easy|Dangerous creations, as mentioned in a January 29, 2002 presidential speech: WMD|weapons of mass destruction
05/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE SUMMER OLYMPICS|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew takes a stroll down the long jump path in a track & field stadium.)  I'm walking off the distance of this man's 1968 long jump of 29' 2 1/2''--still the Olympic record|Bob Beamon
18/07/2011|Jeopardy!|AT HOME WITH A GOOD BOOK|$1000|hard|Manderley, which the second Mrs. de Winter dreamt she went to again|Rebecca
29/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|JAZZ|$1000|hard|'Birth of the Cool' & 'Kind of Blue' are albums from this late trumpeter's pre-fusion period|Miles Davis
04/05/1998|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S FOR BREAKFAST?|$400|easy|For a healthy breakfast, add some granola to this fermented dairy product made by Dannon & Knudsen|Yogurt
25/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE MUSICAL|$600|medium|'Shoeless Joe From Hannibal, MO', 'What Ever Lola Wants (Lola Gets)'|Damn Yankees
24/01/2001|Jeopardy!|ENERGY|$300|easy|Before their energy can be released, molecules of this in potatoes must be broken down into sugars|Starch
06/04/1987|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$200|easy|The tallest building in this state is the 110-story Sears Tower|Illinois
31/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LIFE LINES|$200|easy|The Declaration of Independence mentions the unalienable rights of 'life, liberty, and' this|the pursuit of happiness
20/02/2006|Jeopardy!|THE FIGHT FOR CIVIL RIGHTS|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from inside the Civil Rights Institute in Birmingham, AL.)  Though Rosa Parks made her living as a seamstress, she had also served as secretary of a branch of this organization|the NAACP
08/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY A LA JACK BAUER|$800|hard|It's 1485 & this king is down!  Repeat!  This king is down!  Henry VII has now become the first Tudor king!  Please advise!|Richard III
27/05/2004|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$400|easy|The U.S. blockade of this country was made public October 22, 1962|Cuba
14/11/1985|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$400|easy|Brooklynite Jennie Churchill, Winston's mother, created this whiskey & vermouth cocktail|Manhattan
08/11/1990|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$500|medium|Hausa, Yoruba & Ibo are the principal African languages spoken in this country|Nigeria
08/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$2000|hard|Guiderius & Arviragus, who pretend to be Polydore & Cadwal, are sons of this title king of Britain|Cymbeline
25/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$1000|hard|Though a strong Hungarian nationalist, this 'Mephisto Waltz' composer barely spoke the language|Franz Liszt
10/10/2001|Jeopardy!|DO YOU LIKE ME.?|$300|easy|As seen on the flag, the state coat of arms has one of these largest deers lying under a pine tree|moose
04/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS|$200|easy|White supremacy group depicted as heroes in film classic 'Birth of a Nation'|the Ku Klux Klan
14/04/2010|Jeopardy!|ISSUE NO. 1|$200|easy|Dated March 4, 1974, the first issue of this celebrity mag covered the Hearsts & William Peter Blatty|People
03/11/1989|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$500|medium|In a famous race, these 2 men reached the South Pole, 1 in December 1911, the other 5 weeks later|Amundsen & Scott
05/03/1990|Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S FASHION|$400|easy|Popular in the 18th century, Watteau gowns were inspired by Jean Antoine Watteau, who was one of these|Painter
10/05/1990|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$100|easy|This group's 'Beauty & the Beat' album was the first by a female rock band to reach No. 1|The Go-Go's
28/09/1992|Jeopardy!|THE OLYMPICS|$100|easy|In the opening ceremonies of the 1992 Summer Games, one of these athletes ignited the Olympic flame|an archer
12/02/2001|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN CITIES|$800|hard|It's the oldest of Morocco's imperial cities, & a fine place to shop for a hat|Fez
30/10/2007|Jeopardy!|WAR|$600|medium|In the biggest amphibious invasion in history, 350,000 troops invaded this historic region in 1944|Normandy
21/03/2006|Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR II: THE HOME FRONT|$800|hard|As the 1943 winner of this national title, beautiful Jean Bartel sold 2 1/2 million dollars worth of war bonds|Miss America
29/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$1000|hard|Saint-Saens 'Danse' heard here|Danse Macabre
04/12/2008|Jeopardy!|STELLAR!|$600|medium|Sagittarius is the archer & Sagitta is, appropriately, one of these with its brightest star at the point|an arrow
13/01/2011|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE 'G's|$400|easy|This style of music has been described as fusing 'Motown soul to Caribbean rhythm & political sensibilities'|reggae
01/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES IN FOREIGN LANDS|$2000|hard|In Victoria, the town of Portland is an ideal spot to visit the southern coast of this country|Australia
02/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MEN & WOMEN OF LETTERS|$2000|hard|The adventurous Cecil Scott... (it's not Lewis)|(C.S.) Forester
15/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$600|medium|His 'Birth of Venus' was painted for the Medici villa at Castello, Italy|Botticelli
31/01/2008|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY EXPRESSIONS|$200|easy|An ambitious person is often described as an 'eager' one of these|an eager beaver
17/01/2006|Final Jeopardy!|WOMEN LEADERS|None|None|It's the world's most populous country with a female head of government, Khaleda Zia|Bangladesh
29/06/1993|Jeopardy!|IT'S EXTINCT|$100|easy|The baluchitherium, an extinct type of this pachyderm, had no horn, unlike modern species|a rhinoceros
19/01/2011|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES' MIDDLE NAMES|$400|easy|Keenen ____ Wayans|Ivory
11/02/2003|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK|$600|medium|In a 2002 movie Sandra Bullock comes to know her mother a little better with help from this 'sisterhood'|Ya-Ya
08/11/2011|Jeopardy!|BOOK 'EM!|$1000|hard|Pierre Bezukhov|War and Peace (Voina i mir)
20/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$1000|hard|Reaching over 2 feet long, the hellbender is a large one of these tailed amphibians|salamander
18/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THINK FAST|$800|hard|Disney's Animal Kingdom features a fast whitewater raft ride called, appropriately, Kali River these|rapids
11/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT WORK|$400|easy|As opposed to the armed service, this group handles the government's administrative functions|the civil service
11/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED MAMMALS|$1200|hard|It's under heavy cover: IDOL ALARM|armadillo
26/02/2008|Jeopardy!|MADE TO MEASURE|$400|easy|Of about 30, 50 or 100 inches a year, the Earth's average annual amount of precipitation|30
11/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'EZ' DOES IT|$400|easy|His Old Testament book comes between Lamentations & Daniel|Ezekiel
05/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SOUPS OF THE WORLD|$400|easy|Egg drop|China
22/02/2011|Jeopardy!|COMBINED STATE ABBREV.|$400|easy|Dark: Indiana + Kentucky|inky
14/05/2003|Jeopardy!|WHAT IS IT?|$400|easy|ENIAC|a computer
13/01/1988|Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$300|easy|A 'toby' is 1 of these; often shaped like a hefty-man wearing a 3-cornered hat|a jug (or drinking mug)
19/05/1997|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S HOT|$300|easy|This company created the Virtual Boy, a 3-D game system|Nintendo
19/01/1993|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS IN LITERATURE|$300|easy|In 'The Sign of Four' this sleuth employs Toby the dog to track 2 fugitives|Sherlock Holmes
18/01/2006|Jeopardy!|RICE, RICE BABY|$800|hard|He wrote more than 20 popular novels about a 'Lord of the Jungle'|Edgar Rice Burroughs
01/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY FOX HISTORY|$1600|hard|The bombing of Pearl Harbor is featured in this Richard Fleischer epic! epic! epic!|Tora! Tora! Tora!
28/03/2001|Jeopardy!|MUSIC OF THE '90s|$300|easy|John Williams received a 1991 Oscar nomination for 'When You're Alone' from this Spielberg version of 'Peter Pan'|Hook
03/06/2011|Jeopardy!|THE OLYMPIAN GODS|$200|easy|This Greek god had dominion over the seas, springs & lakes, but not rivers|Poseidon
28/01/2009|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE|$400|easy|The Beatles' Rocky knows the sign for this animal|a raccoon
27/11/2001|Jeopardy!|MISS UNIVERSE|$1000|hard|4 women have won representing this U.S. commonwealth, home to the 2001 pageant|Puerto Rico
16/07/2007|Jeopardy!|QUIZILLA|$600|medium|Debate & solve the problems of the world in the 'Model' this international organization|United Nations (U.N.)
24/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$1000|hard|In 1080 Canute IV succeeded his brother Harold Hen as king of this country|Denmark
14/05/2007|Jeopardy!|'LAND' HO!|$200|easy|In 2001 Canada's parliament officially added 'and Labrador' to this province's name|Newfoundland
20/05/1992|Jeopardy!|COWBOYS|$400|easy|In 1871 cowboys drove a record number of cattle, 600,000, from Texas to Kansas along this trail|the Chisholm Trail
29/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$1000|hard|Mount Olympus is the highest point on this Eastern Mediterranean island|Cyprus
29/01/2009|Jeopardy!|STAGE 'RIGHT'|$600|medium|'Let It Snow' begins, 'Oh the weather outside is' this|frightful
25/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COINED WORDS & PHRASES|$400|easy|Architect Frank Lloyd Wright created this wall-less shed used to shelter an automobile in the 1930s|a carport
09/09/1999|Jeopardy!|DOGGIES & KITTIES|$400|easy|A dog that's a mix of 2 breeds is called a mongrel or this other 'M' word|Mutt
12/10/2004|Jeopardy!|STOP PULLING MY CHENEY|$400|easy|From 1995 to 2000 Cheney was CEO of this energy services firm|Halliburton
16/04/2001|Jeopardy!|I REMEMBER APRIL|$200|easy|Seen here, it entered history in April 140 years ago|Fort Sumter
15/07/1998|Jeopardy!|ONLY IN 'L.A.'|$400|easy|Tibetan monks reputedly believed that their souls would enter the bodies of these watchdogs|Lhasa Apsos
26/10/2004|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$1000|hard|He had a 2004 bestseller with 'Against All Enemies: Inside America's War on Terror'|Richard Clarke
05/04/2000|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL QUOTES|$300|easy|On January 8, 1947, he told Congress that 'America was not built on fear.  America was built on courage'|Harry S. Truman
18/03/2010|Jeopardy!|THE CONTINENT WHERE YOU'LL FIND...|$1000|hard|Ellsworth Land|Antarctica
06/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS|$1000|hard|Co-winner of the 1925 Nobel Peace Prize for his plan re-scheduling German reparations|Charles Dawes
15/09/2000|Jeopardy!|CITIES|$500|medium|This state capital located on Crow Creek has a 'C' name also, the name of an Indian tribe|Cheyenne, Wyoming
09/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|RECENT MOVIE REVIEWS|$400|easy|Rolling Stone said of this Ashley Judd-Sandra Bullock chick flick, 'Ya-Ya is a definite no-no'|Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood
03/02/2000|Jeopardy!|LET'S BE FRANK|$500|medium|This 1956 Rookie of the Year was the first black manager in Major League Baseball|Frank Robinson
25/02/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PUT ON A TIE|$1200|hard|An ascot is often secured in place with one of these rather than a knot|a tie tack (or tiepin)
11/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|YOU DO THE MATH|$1200|hard|1111 plus 2222 plus 3333, divided by 6|1111
01/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNORS|$2000|hard|In 1998 this state's Jim Geringer was the only governor to win election with under 100,000 votes|Wyoming
12/07/2010|Jeopardy!|1920s LIT|$400|easy|He had more than 2 dozen works published in the 1920s, including 7 Tarzan novels|Edgar Rice Burroughs
09/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$400|easy|It has campuses in Provo, Utah & on Oahu|Brigham Young University
16/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$400|easy|In 1955 this miniskirt innovator opened her first shop on King's Road in Chelsea|Mary Quant
19/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYBODY LOVES RAY BRADBURY|$1500|hard|'The Fire Man' was the working title of this classic Bradbury novel|Fahrenheit 451
18/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DARWIN IN THE GALAPAGOS|$800|hard|Equador made the Galapagos its first national park in 1959, the centennial year of this seminal Darwin work|The Origin of Species
02/03/2009|Jeopardy!|THE GARDEN|$600|medium|Things get ruff at the Westminster Dog Show, held in this NYC arena each February|Madison Square Garden
27/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE GO|$400|easy|The Wright Bros.' experiments in this type of chamber in their bicycle shop led to designs of their flyer's wings|wind tunnel
21/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICISTS|$1200|hard|In 2000 a group of physicists finally found evidence of the tau type of this subatomic particle|a neutrino
28/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$800|hard|This author's 7 Glass children, including Franny & Zooey, were on the radio quiz show 'It's a Wise Child'|J.D. Salinger
09/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BALANCHINE BALLETS|$1600|hard|When the ballet 'Prodigal Son' was revived in 1950, this woman who was then Balanchine's wife played the siren|Maria Tallchief
21/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'WORLD' BOOK|$4000|hard|Published serially in Le Temps in 1872, this globetrotting work made a novel debut in 1873|Around the World in Eighty Days
17/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TRIPLE DOUBLE-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|In the U.S. House of Representatives, these include Agriculture, Judiciary & Ways & Means|committees
11/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$1200|hard|Ruminate on this--it's what a cow chews the second time around|cud
05/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES IN OTHER WORDS|$800|hard|Any porcelain ware|China
22/05/2009|Jeopardy!|HOW INVENTIVE|$900|hard|Fashion designer Jacques Heim called his smallest style the Atom; rival Louis Reard named his after this atoll|Bikini
02/11/2010|Jeopardy!|MEDAL OF HONOR CITATIONS|$800|hard|This aviator, for his 'highly destructive raid on the Japanese mainland'|James Doolittle
14/06/2007|Jeopardy!|FEARnet|$400|easy|As voted on by FEARnet.com members, the most popular horror shockers include 'The Shining' & this '73 Linda Blair film|The Exorcist
12/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TOP 40 MUSICAL CONTRACTIONS|$800|hard|'____ Stop The Rain'|Who'll
19/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS|$800|hard|This phrase meaning 'to admit defeat' comes from boxing, where a trainer does it to stop the fight|throw the towel in
22/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$1200|hard|Reniform means shaped like this bodily organ; you might have a reniform pool|the kidney
03/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|YOUNG PEOPLE WHO MADE A DIFFERENCE|$4000|hard|He restored Thebes as capital of Ancient Egypt but is probably better known for being 'discovered' in 1922|King Tut
06/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ODD WORDS|$600|medium|Things that are quinary come in bunches of this many|5
23/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SPELLBOUND|$800|hard|The Swahili word that means 'I'm fine' is pronounced like this 'Show Me State' but spelled differently|Missouri
16/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SILENT 'G'|$800|hard|That's it, I'm giving up my position, I'm stepping down, I'm doing this|resigning
26/01/2011|Jeopardy!|'ACTION'!|$200|easy|I try, & I try, but I can't get no this word meaning an act of gratification|satisfaction
07/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE VIKINGS|$1000|hard|In a 911 treaty, Charles III granted the Vikings control of this area of France now named for them|Normandy
10/11/1997|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$100|easy|Door, Nobel, booby|prizes
06/11/2006|Jeopardy!|THE SNL ALUMNUS WHO...|$600|medium|Played anchorman Bill McNeal on TV's 'NewsRadio'|(Phil) Hartman
20/09/2007|Jeopardy!|CATCHING SOME 'Z's|$200|easy|Each defender guards a section of the playing area in this system of sports defense|zone
09/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$200|easy|The town near Jerusalem where Jesus was born|Bethlehem
12/11/1985|Jeopardy!|“CC”|$400|easy|In English this Texas city's name would be “The body of Christ”|Corpus Christi
29/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MUST 'C' TV|$800|hard|The focus shifted from 40-something Courteney Cox dating men in their 20s, but the show was stuck with this title|Cougar Town
24/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|STARS ON THE MAP|$200|easy|This capital lies on the southern part of the Kanto plain, one of the largest areas of flat land in Japan|Tokyo
15/06/2011|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES TRAVEL|$600|medium|A 'Weekend in New York' piece talks about visiting some permanent New Yorkers at these peaceful places, like Woodlawn|cemeteries
08/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC QUOTES|$600|medium|Speaking before the Continental Congress, Patrick Henry said, 'I am not a Virginian, but' this|American
06/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LINES|$600|medium|From the Greek for 'under one', there's a short one of these between Toulouse & Lautrec|Hyphen
15/03/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT A DOLL!|$200|easy|This singer from Utah sells her own line of dolls & named the one seen here for her daughter Jessica|Marie Osmond
14/04/2003|Jeopardy!|THE PLANETS|$200|easy|This ringed planet is the farthest one from earth that can be seen with the naked eye|Saturn
04/05/2001|Jeopardy!|QUAKES|$1000|hard|The Jan. 26, 2001 quake centered in this country was felt in Bangladesh, 1,200 miles across the Bay of Bengal|India
01/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|NUMBER, PLEASE|$800|hard|Originally there were this many Marx Brothers|5
27/11/1989|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|California's 2 longest rivers, the San Joaquin & Sacramento, meet & flow into this bay|San Francisco Bay
18/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SCHWARZENEGGER|$800|hard|The few lines that Arnold mouthed in 'Conan the Barbarian' were written by John Milius & this 'Wall Street' director|Oliver Stone
15/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|A KITTY CAT-EGORY|$200|easy|Technically, these highly sensitive touch organs are known as vibrissae|Whiskers
14/05/2008|Jeopardy!|POP'S MUSIC|$200|easy|Dad refuses to see a Guy Ritchie film because he's always had a secret crush on this 'Like A Virgin' singer|Madonna
18/07/2006|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|The piazza where the young lovers meet in 'The Light in the Piazza' is in this romantic city on the Arno|Florence
05/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH OZ|$800|hard|The warning on the Haunted Forest signpost says 'I'd' do this 'If I were you'|Turn back
30/11/2010|Jeopardy!|SONGS ON TV SHOWS|$800|hard|Weekend show on which you would hear songs like 'Motherlover', 'Iran So Far' & 'I'm On A Boat'|Saturday Night Live
23/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY 'B'|$800|hard|On the north, this country is separated from Croatia by the Sava River|Bosnia
08/10/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU JUST MADE THE 'A' LIST|$400|easy|You are so solid, some call you one of these, a heavy object attached to a rope that holds a boat in place|an anchor
06/04/1998|Jeopardy!|THEY'RE HISTORY!|$500|medium|A little birdie 'ptold' me: after Alexander the Great's death, this general took control of Egypt|Ptolemy
03/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE AND LANDS|$2000|hard|Saint Vincent and...|the Grenadines
22/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK LETTERS|$200|easy|Greek letter you need to know to figure out the area of a circle|Pi
21/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ALEX IN AFRICA|$1200|hard|An unmarked coat below the knee is a trait of the giraffe subspecies named this, like an international banking family|Rothschild giraffe
27/03/2009|Jeopardy!|IN LIKE A LION|$800|hard|Lionsgate is a producer of these|films
10/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE OBLIGATORY POETRY CATEGORY|$600|medium|In preparing to write this poem, Longfellow used 'An historical and statistical account of Nova Scotia'|Evangeline
03/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BRITS & AUSSIES ON TV|$1200|hard|Michelle Ryan was 'better, stronger, faster' as Jaime Sommers in the 2007 remake of this series|The Bionic Woman
01/03/2007|Jeopardy!|RECONSTRUCTION|$1000|hard|Reconstruction produced 2 black senators: Hiram Revels & Blanche Bruce, both from this state|Mississippi
23/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ONE-LETTER TAKE IN ORDER|$1200|hard|It's the first person nominative singular pronoun|I
23/11/1999|Jeopardy!|STUFF|$500|medium|In a Grimm tale, a bunch of naked elves make these|Shoes
22/12/2004|Jeopardy!|WORLD OF COLOR|$1000|hard|It's the vivid color named for the showy flowers seen here|fuschia
09/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'K'|$400|easy|It follows tea or precedes drum (6)|kettle
09/11/1998|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$200|easy|He was only a candidate for president when North America's tallest mountain was named for him|William McKinley
04/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|BATTLES|$400|easy|After the Gauls besieged this city in 390 B.C., they were bought off so they'd go home|Rome
04/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS & FITNESS|$1600|hard|Appropriately, red, white & blue are the team colors of this NFL team based in Massachusetts|New England Patriots
07/10/2002|Jeopardy!|REMAKES|$400|easy|In 2000 Hasbro gave this dot-gobbling '80s arcade star a new 3-D look for a PC game|Pac-Man
18/07/2001|Jeopardy!|KANSAS CITIES|$300|easy|As you might expect, Ulysses is the seat of this 'Presidential' county|Grant
08/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE GREEK|$1600|hard|An essay topic or a written work similar to a dissertation, it's from the Greek for 'putting down'|thesis
26/03/2009|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'SCH'|$200|easy|You can still visit this Hollywood drugstore seen in 'Sunset Blvd.'--at Universal Studios Florida, that is|Schwab's
21/03/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN MUSEUMS|$100|easy|Scitrek is the science and technology museum of this Georgia capital|Atlanta
14/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE TOWER OF LONDON|$2000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from London)  The ghosts of these two boys who died in 1483 haunt the bloody Tower; they stand silently, hand-in-hand, & fade into the stone|the Little Princes
10/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NEW ENGLANDERS|$400|easy|In 1871 telegraph operators honored him with a bronze statue in Central Park|(Samuel) Morse
23/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PERRY THE PUNDIT|$600|medium|Perry earned a Ph.D. in this 'science', like Woodrow Wilson, who was the subject of Perry's thesis|Political science
04/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SIGNATURE SONGS|$400|easy|'People'|(Barbra) Streisand
10/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|Pen name of short story writer William Sydney Porter, who lived in the woods on the shores of Walden Pond|O. Henry David Thoreau
20/11/2009|Jeopardy!|WHAT ARE YOU DOING?|$1000|hard|Giving a room visual interest with this trim aka a dado rail; it protects plaster walls from the item in its name|a chair rail
28/01/2000|Final Jeopardy!|FRONT PAGE HISTORY|None|None|An August 6, 1945 Associated Press story described this as a 'Japanese army base'|Hiroshima (story about the dropping of the first atomic bomb)
08/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH AUTHORS|$400|easy|In 1937 this 'Brave New World' author left Europe for a new home in the United States|Aldous Huxley
10/11/1986|Jeopardy!|THEATER|$100|easy|Eugene O'Neill's father toured 'count'less times in this Dumas romance|The Count of Monte Cristo
01/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|RIFF RAFF|$800|hard|Axl had the vocals, but Slash wailed the riff on this 'sugary' Guns N' Roses hit that came in No. 1|'Sweet Child O' Mine'
17/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN RULERS|$400|easy|The empress Elizabeth founded Russia's first university in this city in the 18th century|Moscow
30/06/1998|Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$100|easy|The medallion of the National Inventors Hall of Fame depicts this owner of 1,093 patents|Thomas Edison
17/05/2001|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES TIMELINE|$500|medium|In 1851 2 staffers from this New York paper, later merged with the Herald, founded the Times|New York Tribune
10/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BAVARIOUS|$400|easy|The tallest mountain in Germany is part of this range|Bavarian Alps
11/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$800|hard|NATO is headquartered on Blvd. Leopold III in this European capital|Brussels
22/06/2004|Jeopardy!|RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT!|$1000|hard|B.I.O.N., a 3-year old Ugandan boy was adopted & raised for 4 years by a colony of these human-like apes!|chimps
06/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE STORY OF O. HENRY|$2000|hard|In 1910 O. Henry died in this 'Bagdad on the Subway', the setting for many of his stories|New York
30/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|I'VE GOT YOU UNDER MY SKIN|$1200|hard|Lymph fluid contains these protective blood cells|white blood cells
02/06/2006|Jeopardy!|'80s MUSIC|$400|easy|This band is so special, as heard here  'Oh, 'cause I / Gonna make you see...'|The Pretenders
16/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'IX' IS IN|$400|easy|From an 1859 song, it's a nickname for the Old South|Dixie
05/05/2003|Jeopardy!|HARD CANDY|$200|easy|Cinnamon Imperials is a generic term for these hard candies; the ones from Ferrara Pan have this 'fiery' name|Red Hots
31/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ALL SAINTS' DAY BABIES|$200|easy|This author's birth, November 1, 1871, may have earned his mother a 'Red Badge of Courage'|Stephen Crane
20/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$1200|hard|A German soldier during WWI, or a member of Attila's tribe|Hun
02/07/2004|Jeopardy!|4|$400|easy|Dressy term for hearts, spades, diamonds or clubs|a suit
08/04/2003|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE IG-PAY ATIN-LAY|$600|medium|December 26, when British servants traditionally get gifts|Boxing Day
08/01/1999|Jeopardy!|I DID MY TIME|$400|easy|Some thought I was Louis XIV's brother, some his son; either way I was locked up for 40 years|The Man in the Iron Mask
02/02/2006|Jeopardy!|'F' STOP|$600|medium|A nozzled weapon that projects ignited incendiary fuel|a flamethrower
30/01/1998|Jeopardy!|IN YOUR CHEVROLET|$300|easy|Even the Fresh Prince would want this 1957 tail-finned Chevy model; it's a collector's dream|a Bel Air
17/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH HODGEPODGE|$200|easy|Served in Bolivia, chicha is a fermented drink made from the mash of this grain|Corn
09/06/2000|Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS LEADERS|$100|easy|The Rev. Heber Jentzch heads this L. Ron Hubbard religion|Scientology
24/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CHRISTMAS MOVIES|$1600|hard|In this movie '2', Tim Allen has to find a Mrs., ASAP; says so in his contract|The Santa Clause 2
24/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE HORN|$1600|hard|In 1910 he said he was sailing from Norway to the Arctic Ocean via Cape Horn, but he was really headed to the South Pole|Amundsen
24/12/2007|Jeopardy!|HERSHEY'S|$400|easy|In 1970 Hershey's assumed U.S. distribution of this alliterative wafer bar|a Kit Kat
14/07/1999|Jeopardy!|BREAKFAST MENU|$500|medium|Often cooked with vegetables & served open-faced, it's the Italian version of an omelet|Frittata
07/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMA|$200|easy|His play, 'The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial', was based on his own novel, 'The Caine Mutiny'|Herman Wouk
13/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FORMER CITY NAMES|$200|easy|Byzantium|Istanbul
07/11/1989|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$500|medium|1/2 of this 2nd largest island in the world is an independent country; the other 1/2 belongs to Indonesia|New Guinea
27/05/2008|Jeopardy!|BUGGY|$1000|hard|Edward Lorenz' 'effect' on how something small can make a big change in the weather is named for this insect|the butterfly
03/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE DOG BREED?|$200|easy|Lassie|Collie
02/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY|$1000|hard|Budd Schulberg            (1954)|On The Waterfront
23/02/1999|Jeopardy!|THE GREAT SEAL OF THE U.S.|$100|easy|The eagle is holding a ribbon with this Latin phrase on it|E Pluribus Unum
08/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$400|easy|On November 15, 1920 the League of Nations held its first meeting in this city|Geneva
03/04/2008|Jeopardy!|'I' POD|$400|easy|Sad to say, some people hunt walruses, as well as elephants, to get this valuable material|ivory
12/12/2006|Jeopardy!|ASIAN-AMERICAN FIRSTS|$600|medium|The first Asian American to command a U.S. combat battalion was Young Oak Kim during this war|WW II
20/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WONDER YEARS ALUMNI|$2000|hard|The daughter of Manfred Mann's Mike d'Abo is this TV star of 'The Wonder Years' & Disney's 'Tarzan'|Olivia d'Abo
20/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL EUROPE|$1000|hard|You can see an enormous clock on Rue du Gros-Horloge in this city where time ran out for Joan of Arc|Rouen
05/02/2007|Jeopardy!|CHEM CLASS|$1000|hard|These can be almost instant, like an explosion, or very slow, like the corrosion of copper|a reaction
09/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ALASKA|$1600|hard|The only 2 'national' regions of this type in Alaska are Chugach & Tongass|forests
05/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TO THE NINES|$1000|hard|These 9 goddesses of ancient Greece were sometimes called the Pierides like their home in the Pieria|Muses
01/05/2002|Jeopardy!|WATER TRANSPORTS|$1000|hard|Seen here, it shares its name with a French region, and broke the transatlantic speed record in 1935|the Normandy
15/06/2009|Jeopardy!|A NEW LINE OF BARBIES?|$200|easy|Barbie kicks butt as a master of the martial art whose name is Chinese for 'skill', watch out for...|Kung Fu Barbie
28/12/1998|Jeopardy!|KWANZAA|$400|easy|The Kwanzaa feast table is decorated with one ear of corn for each of these in the household|children
07/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|QUESTION: MARKS|$200|easy|His parents were Jane & John Clemens|Mark Twain (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
04/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$1200|hard|On his 1950 death, this man who looked into the future was called 'The Wintry Conscience of a Generation'|George Orwell
11/03/2011|Jeopardy!|RENT|$600|medium|This car rental business began in Chicago in 1918 with a fleet of 12 Model Ts|Hertz
22/01/2001|Jeopardy!|WE'RE OFF TO SEA|$200|easy|This record of our ship's journey sounds like a large section of a tree trunk|Log
03/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SCI FI MOVIE SUMMARIES|$400|easy|1977: Certain folks can't get a Wyoming landmark out of their heads & go there to meet new friends|Close Encounters of the Third Kind
26/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC DRINKIN' SONGS|$1200|hard|Tracy Byrd calls his 'Ten Rounds with' this tequila maker 'Country's answer to Margaritaville'|Jose Cuervo
13/12/1996|Jeopardy!|BARBARA WALTERS' 20 YEARS|$400|easy|She called her 1977 joint talk with these Egyptian & Israeli leaders the biggest break of her career|Anwar Sadat & Menachem Begin
16/10/1997|Jeopardy!|MARTIAL ARTISTS|$100|easy|His 1983 character Lone Wolf McQuade was a maverick Texas Ranger; hmmmm, good idea for a TV show|Chuck Norris
01/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SOMEDAY MY PRINCE WILL COME|$2000|hard|This 19th century Prussian-German prince said Germany's problems would be settled by 'blood and iron'|Bismarck
09/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OPRAH'S FAVORITE BOOKS|$800|hard|(Oprah gives the clue from a chair) One of my favorite novels of all time is this Pulitzer Prize-winner set in Alabama & narrated by Scout Finch|To Kill a Mockingbird
28/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE WILD & WOOLLY 1800s|$2000|hard|Formed in the 1820s amidst fears of a secretive order, it was the first major third political party in U.S. history|the Anti-Masonic Party
16/11/2010|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL DATE LINE|$2400|hard|November 10, 1871: These 2 have a historic meeting in the Central African village of Ujiji|Stanley & Livingstone
10/06/2003|Jeopardy!|WE NEED 'ACTION'|$1000|hard|A small-scale military operation undertaken without a declaration of war; Korea, for example|police action
21/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|TV TRIVIA|$800|hard|Jackie Gleason show that rejected titles 'The Lovers' & 'The Couple Next Door'|The Honeymooners
14/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GENETICS|$600|medium|The technique of gene splicing produces hybrid molecules known as 'Recombinant' this|DNA
05/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ON ____|$800|hard|Beer served not in a bottle but rather from a keg|on tap
01/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'B'EGINNINGS|$2000|hard|We're not being prejudiced; it's a line diagonal to the grain of a fabric|a bias
28/10/2010|Jeopardy!|TOM JONES|$600|medium|That must be one swingin' pad for 'Amore': In the mid-'70s, Tom bought a Bel-Air mansion from this suave rat packer|Dean Martin
11/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NUMBER, PLEASE|$800|hard|Fahrenheit put this many degrees between water's freezing & boiling points; Celsius changed it to 100|180 (32 and 212)
14/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS & HONORS|$1600|hard|This play, the 1982-83 New York Drama Critics Circle Best Musical winner, was based on a Roger Corman film|Little Shop of Horrors
05/11/2004|Jeopardy!|SUNSHINE|$200|easy|Of 8, 18 or 28, the approximate time it takes in minutes for the Sun's rays to reach the Earth|8
15/05/2000|Jeopardy!|GONE FISSION|$200|easy|In 1938 2 Germans bombarded this element, No. 92, with neutrons, but didn't realize they'd induced a fission reaction|Uranium
19/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE THEATRE|$600|medium|A theatrical adaptation of this Edgar Lee Masters poetry anthology premiered on Broadway in 1963|Spoon River Anthology
30/03/2007|Jeopardy!|THE DEVIL'S IN THE DETAILS|$800|hard|It's the Gospel that contains the line 'In my name shall they cast out devils; they shall speak with new tongues'|Mark
19/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SAY THE 'MAGIC' WORDS|$2000|hard|This chiefly Latin American literary style introduces fantastic & dreamlike elements into its stories|magic realism
21/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SEEING THE LIGHT|$1600|hard|'The people that walked in darkness have seen a great light' is sung in this opus at Christmastime|(Handel's) Messiah
02/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$600|medium|A story on lower death rates from heart disease brightened a recent issue of the journal of this, the AMA|American Medical Association
23/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HOMERIC CHARACTERS|$200|easy|The son of Peleus who was the leading warrior for the Greeks|Achilles
18/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|NEW TESTAMENT|$400|easy|After his resurrection, Jesus said to her, 'Woman, why weepest thou?  Whom seekest thou?'|Mary Magdalene
03/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE WRATH OF GRAPES|$2000|hard|Alcohol causes the stomach to secrete this acid, HCl; drink too much & the body tells the stomach to get rid of it|hydrochloric acid
27/12/2005|Jeopardy!|LOVE, HOLLYWOOD STYLE|$200|easy|In 2005 the press dubbed this couple 'Tomkat'|Tom Cruise & Katie Holmes
30/06/2003|Final Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|None|None|Term for an opinion or edict issued by a mufti or 'ulama; a famous one was issued in 1989|fatwa
19/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$600|medium|Not everyone is excited when these birds come back to Capistrano: some residents think they're too messy|swallows
05/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENTAL PROBLEMS|$400|easy|'Physician ____ thyself'|heal: helium & aluminum
07/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 'B'|$1200|hard|This small western European country is known for quality carpets, cut diamonds & fine chocolates|Belgium
15/09/2004|Jeopardy!|THOSE ROCKIN' '90s|$1000|hard|It completes the title of Rod Stewart's 1993 'live' MTV album 'Unplugged...'|and Seated
26/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BACK AT THE CBC|$400|easy|(Alex delivers the clue from back at the CBC.)  From the Latin for 'hearing', it's a short performance usually given when applying for a job; here's a clip of one of mine from the early 1960s  'And we've got John Livingston sitting somewhere in the Penetanguishene River up to his little rubber dinghy in scum as he watches the fish float down the river.'|an audition
01/01/2007|Jeopardy!|GET IN TOUCH WITH YOUR FEMININE SIDE|$200|easy|The females of these insects suck the blood of humans & animals, transmitting diseases like yellow fever|a mosquito
18/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$600|medium|It 'Becomes Electra' (8)|Mourning
09/12/1997|Jeopardy!|A JUG OF WINE|$500|medium|This indentation in the bottom strengthens the bottle, which is useful when putting your fourth down|Punt
14/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AN ATOMIC CATEGORY|$2000|hard|These subatomic particles come in 6 flavors, including up, down & strange|quarks
25/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTS|$1000|hard|Charles Bulfinch served on this city's Board of Selectmen from 1791 to 1817|Boston
09/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WAR FICTION|$400|easy|'A Station in the Delta', 'Gardens of Stone' & 'In Country' tell tales of this war|Vietnam
02/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$200|easy|Born the son of the town trumpeter in Pesaro, Italy, he composed 'Il Barbiere Di Siviglia'|Gioachino Rossini
03/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$800|hard|Egotistical, or a blood vessel|vain/vein
14/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HELL'S KITCHEN|$800|hard|Mephistopheles is a big fan of this vampiric pitchman from General Mills & his chocolate cereal|Count Chocula
13/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$1600|hard|The composition Carl Orff titled this has been heard on many movie soundtracks|Carmina Burana
20/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LOBBYISTS|$200|easy|Former senators Alan Simpson & this man co-chair Project Independence to reform campaign finances|Bill Bradley
03/03/2000|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|None|None|He coined the term 'usonian' for his U.S. designs that were meant to bring beauty & humanity to ordinary people|Frank Lloyd Wright
14/05/2009|Jeopardy!|POP GOES THE CATEGORY|$200|easy|In April 2009 this mail order DVD rental company delivered its 2 billionth movie|Netflix
17/02/2000|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY MEDICINE|$300|easy|In 1940 Landsteiner, Levine & Weiner discovered this blood factor in rhesus monkeys|Rh factor
06/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS TEAMS HOME CITIES|$400|easy|The Bulls are beastly when they slam it down in this NBA home city|Chicago
05/01/2009|Jeopardy!|WOOD YOU OR WOODN'T YOU?|$800|hard|Schwarzenegger was billed as 'The Austrian' this 3-letter word|Oak
24/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COME TO OUR AIDE|$1600|hard|In 1948 White House aide Lauchlin Currie told this committee he wasn't a Soviet spy; today we know he was|the House Un-American Activities Committee
03/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE RAINBOW|$600|medium|It's what ROY stands for in the acronym ROY G. BIV|red, orange, yellow
25/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$600|medium|In this capital you can watch the sun turn the Tagus' estuary into Mar de Palha, the 'sea of straw'|Lisbon
22/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1000|hard|In 1995 scientists in Switzerland created atoms of this substance that may not exist naturally in our universe|Antimatter
22/04/2011|Jeopardy!|SAME FIRST & LAST LETTER|$1000|hard|Pertaining to the scientific use & study of very low temperatures|cryogenic
10/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GERMAN WORDS & PHRASES|$400|easy|This interjection used after someone sneezes means 'health' in German|gesundheit
12/01/2006|Jeopardy!|HIDDEN COUNTRIES|$800|hard|I've been through analysis|Ghana
03/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CENTURY OF THE TRIAL|$1500|hard|Sarah Good, Rebecca Nurse, et al., for witchcraft|the 17th century
20/05/1997|Jeopardy!|'UP' & 'DOWN'|$200|easy|This traditional term for ending a phone call doesn't apply literally to cellular phones|Hanging up
23/12/2011|Jeopardy!|AN ABBREVIATED STORY|$200|easy|My friend was having a party; he said come on over & BYOB|bring your own beer
27/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NEW ORLEANS CUISINE|$2000|hard|In making oyster dressing for holiday turkey, reserve the clear juice of the oysters, called this--cheers!|liquor
19/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|WEAPONS OF WORLD WAR II|$400|easy|The British A22 Mark IV tank carried a 75-millimeter gun & this prime minister's name|Churchill
29/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES|$400|easy|Eleanora Fagan was known as Billie Holiday & John Henry Holliday was known as this|'Doc' Holliday
27/02/1998|Jeopardy!|THE 1980s|$200|easy|On March 16, 1984 this country signed its first peace treaty with a black-ruled nation, Mozambique|South Africa
04/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$200|easy|Longfellow's poem about this patriot begins, 'Listen, my children, and you shall hear...'|Paul Revere
26/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SPECIAL OPS MOVIES|$2000|hard|In 'Navy Seals' Charlie Sheen & Michael Biehn try to get these SAMs back from the wrong hands|Stingers
30/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SAME FIRST & LAST LETTER|$800|hard|Paul wrote one 'to the Romans'|an epistle
15/05/2008|Jeopardy!|GET ME A SNACK!|$400|easy|Sheboygan is the 'Capital of the World' for these, 'brats' for short-- let's go there right now|bratwursts
19/02/2008|Jeopardy!|AN ABBREV. CATEG.|$1000|hard|A Southern ACC college: FSU|Florida State University
27/04/2006|Jeopardy!|SLOW DOWN|$1000|hard|This royal bird is seen here performing the action that gives it part of its name|the kingfisher
22/09/2010|Jeopardy!|'C's THE DAY|$600|medium|In the U.S. September 17 is this day that celebrates a certain signing|the Constitution (Day)
03/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|VEEPS BY MIDDLE NAME|$1000|hard|1925-1929: Gates|(Charles G.) Dawes
04/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|METALS|$600|medium|The pewter used to make bowls & tea services is at least 90% this metal|Tin
13/03/2000|Jeopardy!|'SIX' PACK|$300|easy|Where you are if you're dead & buried|Six Feet Under
22/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL WEDDINGS|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew has a drink at the Seelback Hilton.) F. Scott Fitzgerald enjoyed drinking at the Seelbach Hotel & made it the site of Tom and Daisy's bridal dinner in this famous novel|The Great Gatsby
06/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'NEW' IN THE BOOKSTORE|$400|easy|Aldous Huxley later regretted not having put nuclear power in this futuristic novel|Brave New World
14/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$400|easy|6-letter adjective for a home assembled from standard parts, or for the Beatles before they were successful|prefab
04/11/1991|Jeopardy!|ROCKET SCIENCE|$200|easy|Added thrust for takeoffs is provided by these extra rockets attached to the first stage|Boosters
10/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$1000|hard|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): Around 1800 this artist painted the 2 views of the woman seen here:|Francisco Goya
16/04/2009|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$1000|hard|Sand, salad, candy|bars
09/11/2009|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$600|medium|This city on Lake Erie in Upstate New York was the last stop on the Underground Railroad in the 19th century|Buffalo
23/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY MOVIES|$800|hard|Harold Ramis co-wrote this 1981 service comedy in which he & Bill Murray join the army|Stripes
14/03/2008|Jeopardy!|WE PREDICT THE FUTURE!|$800|hard|On July 20, 2010 this S. American country will kick back with some good coffee to celebrate 200 years of indep.|Colombia
10/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$800|hard|An eye ailment contracted at Eton School ended his plans to study biology, like his brother Julian|Aldous Huxley
01/06/2009|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY ANECDOTES|$200|easy|Tina Fey knew she had a look-alike when her child saw this politician on TV & said, 'That's Mommy'|Sarah Palin
24/06/1996|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$600|medium|This school's Urbana-Champaign campus is home to the National Center for Supercomputing Applications|Illinois
13/06/2003|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL ABOUT MONEY|$600|medium|The reverse of this state's quarter released in 2000 depicts the Minuteman statue & an outline of the state|Massachusetts
06/03/1998|Jeopardy!|IN THE GROUND|$300|easy|About 10% of hazardous wastes are disposed of in the 'sanitary' type of these pits|Landfills
14/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS IN (THE) DICTIONARY|$1600|hard|French for lemon|citron
25/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|VERBS|$2000|hard|As a verb, this British nationality means to put an end to something abruptly|Scotch
13/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$600|medium|In 1835 these Dutch farmers began their 'Great Trek' from Cape Colony to South Africa's interior|Boers
18/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, MATTHEWS|$1600|hard|Matthew Stafford of this school's Bulldogs was the NFL's top draft pick in 2009|Georgia
15/09/2006|Jeopardy!|AROUND SWEDEN|$200|easy|At Malmo, the Oresund Bridge joins Denmark & Sweden for the 1st time since 7,000 years ago during one of these ages|an ice age
01/06/2011|Jeopardy!|STATE SLOGANS|$800|hard|'Great Faces, Great Places'|South Dakota
01/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|YOU SHOULD BE IN AN OPERA!|$1000|hard|Casting call for 'Anna Bolena'!  You'll need to sing bass (& gain 200 pounds) to play this hefty English king|Henry VIII
04/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BANJOS|$1000|hard|Fancy name from ancient Greek for the device used to pick a banjo's strings|Plectrum
06/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FINANCE|$800|hard|Taxes on these are paid by the grantor, not the receiver, & there's a $12,000 per year exclusion|gifts
20/12/2001|Jeopardy!|THE MOUNT RUSHMORE STATE|$600|medium|This river & its branches drain the entire state except for a portion in the northeast|the Missouri
17/05/2005|Jeopardy!|COLLECTIBLES|$600|medium|Designed in 1936, it makes holidays & other days special for collectors|Fiestaware
28/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE OBJECTS|$2000|hard|'The Pink Panther'|a diamond
15/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WEATHER VERBS|$800|hard|Frost a cake, or clinch a victory|Ice
21/11/2006|Jeopardy!|THAT '70s SHOW|$200|easy|The Korean War lasted 3 years, but this TV show set in the Korean War lasted 11|M*A*S*H
07/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|VATICAN CITY|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew in Vatican City)  Popes entombed here at St. Peter's include this WWII pope, who may be headed for sainthood|Pope Pius XII
13/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'E' BAY|$1200|hard|This part of a music mixing board controls features like treble & bass|equalizer
14/07/2003|Jeopardy!|THE REAL MIDDLE EARTH|$600|medium|These waves, which may be 'body' or 'surface' waves, provide much of our evidence about the Earth's interior|seismic waves
26/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CITIES|$600|medium|This Norwegian city was the site of the 1994 Winter Olympics|Lillehammer
04/01/2011|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE USE|$1000|hard|This seen here is used for fastening ropes in mountaineering|a carabiner
12/04/2005|Jeopardy!|35 YEARS OF SMITHSONIAN MAGAZINE|$600|medium|The inaugural issue from April 1970 featured a cover story on a breeding program for these animals in Sri Lanka|elephants
26/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LEFTOVERS|$600|medium|L.L. Bean sells these brightly colored blankets named for an old North American trading company|Hudsons' Bay Blankets
25/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC MOVIE SPECIAL EFFECTS|$1600|hard|1968: Dave enters the airlock without a space helmet|2001: A Space Odyssey
23/05/1997|Jeopardy!|RECENT MOVIES|$100|easy|Alan Parker & Oliver Stone co-wrote the screenplay for this Madonna musical|Evita
24/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IRAQ'S PROVINCES|$800|hard|Basra, Thi-Qar & Missan tried to break away in 2004 & might have made a go of it, as they have 80% of Iraq's this beneath them|oil
08/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S THE ARTIST?|$200|easy|In the 1640s he painted his young son, Titus|Rembrandt
01/04/1998|Jeopardy!|ATHLETIC CUPS|$200|easy|To accommodate the rosters of all winning NHL teams, it now measures 35 1/4' high & 54' around the base|the Stanley Cup
11/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LOST PARENT-TEACHER CONFERENCES?|$1600|hard|Your Francois is the worst bully in the Port-au-Prince schools, though his ambition to be a doctor is commendable|('Papa Doc') Duvalier
17/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$1000|hard|A 1795 partition ended its existence as a separate state in E. Europe; in 1918 it was back as a republic|Poland
10/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LIFE ON THE MISSISSIPPI|$600|medium|The muddy waters of the lower Mississippi are home to bullhead & other types of these barbeled bottom feeders|Catfish
01/12/2005|Jeopardy!|'I' DO|$1000|hard|This vomit-inducing syrup originally came from the root of a South American shrub|ipecac
12/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE BOOK TITLE|$2000|hard|'T.T.O.T.S.' by Henry James|The Turn of the Screw
23/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY'S MYSTERIES|$2000|hard|This Biblical prophet tells of an odd sight resembling 'a wheel in the middle of a wheel'|Ezekiel
04/11/2011|Jeopardy!|REAL PEOPLE ON FILM|$200|easy|In 'All the President's Men', Hal Holbrook played the secret informant dubbed this|Deep Throat
16/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|1995|$1000|hard|In July she married Daniel Ducruet, her former bodyguard & father of her 2 children|Princess Stephanie of Monaco
31/05/2007|Jeopardy!|BEFORE|$800|hard|Before Hulk Hogan and Andre the Giant, there was this handsome lord of the ring|Gorgeous George
07/02/2000|Jeopardy!|'I' FULL|$300|easy|From the Latin for 'to read', it means 'impossible to read'|illegible
01/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|RADIO MUSIC|$1600|hard|The foe of CONTROL on 'Get Smart', it also follows 'Radio' in the title of a Roger Waters album|K.A.O.S.
22/11/1993|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$300|easy|The battle in which this ship was nicknamed 'Old Ironsides' lasted just 25 minutes|The Constitution
12/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TWO OF A KIND|$400|easy|When the Washington Senators Major League Baseball team relocated in 1961, they became this team|Minnesota Twins
12/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE LAW|$200|easy|In colonial America, this crime of being married to 2 persons at the same time was punishable by death|Polygamy/bigamy
17/09/2008|Jeopardy!|THE REAL MTV|$200|easy|JabbaWockeeZ stomped the competition on the first season of this Randy Jackson floor show|America's Best Dance Crew
22/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ROYAL BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|Royal woman's female attendant who's an Absurd play by Samuel Beckett|Lady in Waiting for Godot
04/12/2007|Jeopardy!|SALMON|$600|medium|The roe of the chum salmon is a popular source for the red variety of this|caviar
16/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HERBAL MEDICINE|$1600|hard|Hoodia, sold as an appetite suppressant, is used to reduce hunger by the native San of this S. Africa desert|the Kalahari
24/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLD BALL GAME|$800|hard|The Encyclopedia Britannica calls it 'the oldest of equestrian sports', dating to ancient Persia|polo
27/03/2001|Jeopardy!|WAY BACK ON AUGUST 1|$400|easy|For defense against the Austrians, this confederation was formed August 1, 1291 by 3 cantons|Swiss confederation
28/11/2006|Final Jeopardy!|ASIA|None|None|Along with Communist China and North Korea, one of the 2 formerly Communist nations bordering Asian Russia|(1 of) Kazakhstan & Mongolia
13/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITTLE WORDS|$600|medium|Zelco Industries makes this handy 'book light' that can illuminate great literature|'Itty Bitty' book light
17/11/1989|Jeopardy!|CORPORATE AMERICA|$400|easy|Dole is the best-known brand name of this company founded by missionaries in Hawaii|Castle & Cooke
21/12/2004|Jeopardy!|THE LIQUOR CABINET|$600|medium|When called this, quinine water pairs up with gin in a famous drink|tonic
23/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BAD GUYS|$1200|hard|This character is the crazy, relentless killer in the 'Halloween' movies|Michael Myers
27/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GIVE ME A SEA|$400|easy|Scotland's longest river, the Tay, flows into this sea, see?|North Sea
18/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$600|medium|In 995 Olaf Tryggvesson became the first Christian king of this country|Norway
23/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GIRL GROUPS|$600|medium|In 1994 L7 gained in popularity as part of this alternative rock tour|Lollapalooza
30/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE NON-CATEGORY|$5200|hard|MLK Jr. said the 'Gandhian emphasis on love and' this led him to the method for social reform that he'd been seeking|non-violence
30/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PLAY SETTINGS|$400|easy|This country is the setting for T. Williams' plays 'Camino Real' & 'The Night of the Iguana'|Mexico
06/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR ALBUMS ROCK|$400|easy|'Boy', 'War', 'Pop'|U2
10/03/2008|Jeopardy!|PASS THE CHOCOLATE|$1000|hard|Good news: Dark chocolate is rich in these antioxidant compounds whose very name sounds 'flavorful'|flavonoids
03/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'LAST' PICTURE SHOW|$1200|hard|Bruce Willis & Damon Wayans investigate a murder & corruption in the NFL in this 1991 flick|The Last Boy Scout
04/11/2004|Jeopardy!|'50s TV|$400|easy|A building here at Sony Pictures Studios is named for this actor, Jim Anderson on 'Father Knows Best'|Robert Young
09/01/2007|Jeopardy!|SPORTS FRANCHISE RHYME TIME|$1000|hard|Wrigley Field gang's wormlike larvae|Cubs' grubs
10/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL LANGUAGES|$1600|hard|In Finland: Finnish & this|Swedish
12/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WRITING IN FICTION|$3000|hard|In the novel, Jonathan Harker was the first character to write about & encounter this title character|Dracula
21/11/1994|Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$400|easy|The sign for a doubled bond in chemistry resembles this sign in mathematics|Equal sign
16/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|WISCONSINITES|$400|easy|He was born in Grand Chute, Wisconsin, attended Marquette Univ. & was elected to the Senate in 1946|Joseph McCarthy
29/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$1600|hard|Like the one in London, this D.C. gallery, an arm of the Smithsonian, is full of portraits of national heroes|the National Portrait Gallery
12/11/1998|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'K'|$100|easy|Scotsman's skirt               (4)|Kilt
06/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WAR MOVIES|$2000|hard|The brutal 10-day battle for heavily defended Hill 937 unfolds in this 1987 film|Hamburger Hill
06/11/2004|Jeopardy!|ODD ANIMAL FACTS|$600|medium|Swifts use this thick and gummy substance to hold their nests together|saliva
17/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE 2nd MILLENNIUM|$2000|hard|In 1798 Malthus published an essay arguing that population will always grow faster than this essential|food
25/03/2005|Jeopardy!|SOFT 'CEL'|$600|medium|This New World cat can be 4 feet long, including the tail|ocelot
27/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE LITERARY TITLE|$800|hard|'D.O.A.S.' by Arthur Miller|Death of a Salesman
29/01/2008|Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$600|medium|Few know that Truman had offered to be this for Ike in 1948|vice president
06/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE OF THE 19-OUGHTS|$2000|hard|1903 Irish literary works included Synge's 'In the Shadow of the Glen' & this poet's 'In the Seven Woods'|(William Butler) Yeats
24/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|JACK BE HOMONYM-BLE|$400|easy|A golf interjection, or toward the bow on a ship|fore
13/12/2005|Jeopardy!|THE APPLE OF MY EYE|$400|easy|The Apple iBook & Powerbook are this type of portable computer|a laptop (or a notebook)
01/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR FINEST 'HOUR'|$400|easy|This industrial unit is equal to the work one person can do in 60 minutes|Man-hour
04/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A 'SIN'|$3000|hard|As well as discovering a famous gap in Saturn's rings, he also discovered 4 of Saturn's moons|(Giovanni) Cassini
06/11/1986|Final Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|None|None|This company's figures show about 7% of present U.S. work force got its start working for them|McDonald's
12/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL NICKNAMES|$1600|hard|The three advisors who were said to comprise a 'Berlin Wall' around President Nixon|Haldeman, Ehrlichman, and Kissinger
22/01/1998|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$200|easy|The Deseret News is one of several publications owned by this church|Mormons (LDS)
15/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES IN BLACK & WHITE|$200|easy|Peter Boyle played the monster assembled by Gene Wilder in this Mel Brooks B&W classic|Young Frankenstein
03/03/2011|Jeopardy!|SPECIAL MONTHS|$1800|hard|PTA Membership Enrollment Month (in many states) & National Preparedness Month|September
27/11/2007|Jeopardy!|EXERCISE WEAR|$400|easy|Tennis is one of relatively few sports where you can get away with wearing this sleeveless item (Connors did)|a (sleeveless) vest
15/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NON-NATIVE AMERICANS|$400|easy|This Korean-born woman married Woody Allen in December 1997|Soon-Yi Previn
26/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA TITLE CHARACTERS|$1200|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew in Germany)  Paintings in the singers' hall at Neuschwanstein depict this knight who sought the Holy Grail & inspired an opera|Parsifal
20/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WONDER YEARS ALUMNI|$800|hard|Before 'Friends' he was seen on 'The Wonder Years' as Karen's boyfriend, then husband, Michael|David Schwimmer
30/11/2004|Jeopardy!|YADA YADA YADA|$800|hard|Before Congress in 1951, he announced, 'I now close my military career...' yada yada yada|MacArthur
28/03/2005|Jeopardy!|WHO PLAYED 'EM?|$800|hard|2000: Benjamin Martin, a patriot in 1776|Mel Gibson
26/02/2010|Jeopardy!|IN THE MIDDLE WITH 'U'|$1000|hard|This device is used in an internal-combustion engine to produce an explosive mixture of vaporized fuel & air|a carburetor
18/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$1000|hard|In 1855 this 'Orpheus in the Underworld' composer opened his own theater, the Bouffes Parisiens|Jacques Offenbach
20/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PROFESSORS|$1000|hard|The University of the Arts in Philadelphia is home to this author of 'Sexual Personae'|Camille Paglia
03/02/2011|Jeopardy!|'M.C.' 5|$200|easy|He's worth every penny as Alfred Pennyworth in 'The Dark Knight'|Michael Caine
16/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE GREAT 'BEYOND'|$400|easy|The degree to which the prosecution must prove its case to obtain a guilty verdict|Beyond a reasonable doubt
15/09/2008|Jeopardy!|MISCELLANY|$400|easy|Many schnauzers have coats described as looking like this pair of seasonings|salt & pepper
15/10/1998|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S FOR DINNER?|$500|medium|I hope you're starving because I bought enough cornmeal to make a vat of this Italian porridge|Polenta
21/06/2004|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL SETTINGS|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew presents from the Broadway set of Cabaret.)  Life is a cabaret on the set of 'Cabaret' at the Kit Kat Club, a tawdry nightclub in this city|Berlin
16/06/1993|Jeopardy!|THE NEW TESTAMENT|$100|easy|This baptizer was said to be “clothed with camel’s hair, and with a girdle of a skin about his loins”|John the Baptist
23/09/2004|Jeopardy!|RANKS & TITLES|$2600|hard|Inheriting property & title from her deceased husband made Tz'u-hsi of China this kind of Empress|Dowager
06/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|R...W|$600|medium|Eddie Murphy was this in the title of a 1987 film|Raw
14/07/1997|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT ROME|$100|easy|In 48 B.C., while pursuing Pompey into Egypt, this Roman dictator met Cleopatra|Julius Caesar
25/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SUPER|$1600|hard|Cutlery was the chosen weapon of the Blue Raja, played by Hank Azaria in this 1999 superfilm spoof|Mystery Men
02/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|2-SPORT TERMS|$400|easy|One successful roll for Pete Weber or pitch for Eric Gagne|a strike
08/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE ENGLISH CHANNEL|$200|easy|Francois Pilatre de Rozier tried to cross the Channel in one of these in 1785, but was killed in the attempt|a (hydrogen) balloon
12/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL MOVIE BANDS|$400|easy|This film features the Soggy Bottom Boys, fronted by George Clooney|O Brother, Where Art Thou?
29/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S FOR LUNCH?|$400|easy|The sockeye type of this fish with saffron sauce|salmon
05/05/1997|Jeopardy!|BARNYARD ANIMALS|$200|easy|When bringing home the bacon, remember that this animal's meat is taboo to observant Muslims & Jews|Pig/swine
22/05/2000|Jeopardy!|ASIAN-AMERICAN ACHIEVERS|$100|easy|Gary Locke of this 'Evergreen State' is the first Chinese-American governor in U.S. history|Washington
24/01/1997|Jeopardy!|PUERTO RICO|$200|easy|This country surrendered Puerto Rico to the U.S. in the 1898 Treaty of Paris|Spain
22/07/2005|Jeopardy!|CLUB HOPPIN'|$600|medium|For years you could find Pete Fountain playing the clarinet at his own club on Poydras St. in this Southern city|New Orleans
13/07/2001|Jeopardy!|IT'S MY FOREIGN PARTY|$100|easy|Muhammad Husayn Fadlallah helped found the Hezbollah Party in Lebanon to promote this religion|Islam
03/07/2008|Jeopardy!|KEEP 'FALL'ING|$800|hard|Descent with an unopened parachute as the first part of a jump|freefall
18/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$600|medium|When he offered to sell the rights to his telegraph, the government turned him down|Samuel Morse
20/03/1997|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL CUISINE|$500|medium|The 2 meats in saltimbocca|Veal & ham
15/06/1999|Jeopardy!|AMERICA'S MOST HAUNTED|$1700|hard|The white-haired ghost of this fiery leader walks alongside a black dog at Harpers Ferry in West Virginia|John Brown
16/11/1990|Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$200|easy|To reach really high foliage the gerenuk, an antelope, does this|stands on its hind legs
17/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MAGNETS|$800|hard|Used by some trains, 'Maglev' is short for this|Magnetic levitation
06/12/2010|Final Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|None|None|This happens several times, as in I Kings 17 & Acts 20; the most famous time, it's done by Jesus in John 11|raising the dead
19/11/2009|Jeopardy!|YOU'VE GOT ME IN HISTORICS!|$600|medium|This guy who taught the world about glasnost, or openness, led the Soviet Union from 1985 to 1991|Mikhail Gorbachev
09/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CABLE TV|$1000|hard|'The Eulogy' is HBO's e-mail newsletter devoted to this series|Six Feet Under
10/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE 'CAR' POOL|$1000|hard|14-letter adjective meaning pertaining to the heart & blood vessels|cardiovascular
28/03/2011|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS GEOMETRIC|$400|easy|The Texas dept. of agriculture uses this geometric term for the nutritious food kids should eat--breakfast, lunch & dinner|a square meal
18/09/2008|Final Jeopardy!|PLAYS|None|None|In a 16th century work, the feud between these 2 groups is described as an 'ancient grudge'|the Capulets & the Montagues
28/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TV FINAL EPISODES|$2000|hard|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): '(Hi, I'm Julie Pinson)  This long-running soap ended in 1989 with Helen Gallagher leading the cast in singing 'Danny Boy' '|Ryan's Hope
31/01/2001|Jeopardy!|'WHEEL' OF FORTUNE|$200|easy|This toy line helps Mattel claim it makes more cars each year than the big 3 automakers combined|Hot Wheels
12/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL PADS|$800|hard|Coney-garths & pillow mounds hold these|rabbits
14/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS ALICES|$400|easy|The Flying Dr. Service & School of the Air are based in this isolated central Australian town|Alice Springs
06/07/2009|Jeopardy!|JAMES BOND|$600|medium|Orson Welles played 'Le Chiffre' in the campy 1967 version of this Bond film|Casino Royale
13/12/1996|Jeopardy!|BARBARA WALTERS' 20 YEARS|$200|easy|During a visit to Fidel Castro, Barbara's crew became the 1st Americans to cross this bay since 1961|Bay of Pigs
05/02/1986|Jeopardy!|BIRDS|$400|easy|The Terrytoons' Heckle & Jeckle are this type of chattering bird|magpies
03/06/2008|Jeopardy!|'OUT' IS IN|$600|medium|A tornado that forms over a lake or ocean|a waterspout
11/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|GETTING KNOTTY|$800|hard|Guinness reports that in one hours a man tied 833 stems of this fruit into knots with his tongue|cherries
27/07/2010|Jeopardy!|SPORTS QUOTES|$400|easy|This ex-Falcon QB who returned with the Eagles said, 'I have two weapons--my legs, my arm, and my brains'|Michael Vick
23/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE BOOK OF REVELATION|$800|hard|Satan is cast into a lake of these 2 things, & 'shall be tormented day and night for ever and ever'|Fire & brimstone
17/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMA'L'S|$1600|hard|Stink fights are popular among these ring-tailed procimeons|lemurs
25/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SECOND LETTER 'X'|$1200|hard|It's a universally accepted principle or rule|an axiom
22/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK LETTERS|$1000|hard|Computer games & programs undergo this test period to work out bugs before their final retail release|Beta testing
16/10/2001|Jeopardy!|SEE THE 'Z'|$100|easy|In Britain, this edible is known as a courgette|zucchini
20/10/2008|Jeopardy!|EYE, CAPTAIN|$200|easy|(Jon of the Clue Crew shows an anatomical diagram on the monitor.)  When Lasik eye surgery is performed, a flap is made in the eye, folded back, & then the stroma, or middle section, of this eye part is reshaped using lasers|the cornea
02/03/2006|Jeopardy!|A CAT-EGORY|$1000|hard|The Balinese is basically a long-haired version of this other Asian cat|a Siamese
21/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STATES' MOST POPULOUS CITIES|$200|easy|North Carolina: Pop. 396,000|Charlotte
08/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$1000|hard|In the 'Almagest', this 2nd century Greek astronomer suggested the Earth was the center of the universe|Ptolemy
08/03/1999|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC MUSICALS|$300|easy|It's the modern musical classic that features the song heard here|'Phantom of the Opera' (with Michael Crawford)
15/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CATS & DOGS|$1600|hard|A blue-black-tongued dog, or the food it eats|a chow
21/07/2005|Jeopardy!|'EQ' TEST|$1400|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew delivers a corker from the top secret Jeopardy! science lab.)  A bottle under pressure is in this state--opening it breaks that state, and the CO2 forms bubbles|equilibrium
29/09/2011|Jeopardy!|SIDEKICKS|$400|easy|This over 7-foot-tall 'walking carpet' was Han Solo's first mate & constant companion|Chewbacca
12/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN POETS & POETRY|$2000|hard|Archibald MacLeish's 'Ars Poetica' contains the line 'A poem should not mean/ but' this|be
01/11/2000|Final Jeopardy!|MACHINES|None|None|This brand name comes from machines devised by Benjamin Holt to crawl over soft farmland|Caterpillar
30/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$2000|hard|The puzzling, distorted skull in his 1533 portrait 'The Ambassadors' may refer to his name, meaning 'hollow bone'|(Hans) Holbein (the Younger)
17/12/1998|Jeopardy!|HOW PROVINCIAL!|$200|easy|Western Cape, Eastern Cape,  Kwazulu-Natal|South Africa
15/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TV THEMES IN 'F'|$1600|hard|'You'll have some fun now, with me & all the gang, learning from each other while we do our thing, na na na'|Fat Albert
06/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'Q'|$1600|hard|Petty critique (7)|quibble
23/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MAX FACTOR|$1200|hard|Max Ernst was a founding member of this art movement in which the images grew out of the subconscious|surrealism
30/03/2004|Jeopardy!|ARMOR|$800|hard|The nasal, a piece on this item, could get you in trouble when the other guy grabbed it|the helmet
27/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS NICKNAMES|$2000|hard|This former Atlanta Braves first baseman is nicknamed 'The Crime Dog'|Fred McGriff
01/03/1999|Jeopardy!|ORIGINS|$400|easy|In modern times it originated as a way to teach geography; kids put together cut-up maps|Jigsaw puzzles
22/05/1990|Jeopardy!|'NORTH'|$500|medium|Robert Duvall portrayed Jesse James in this 1972 film about an 1876 bank robbery|The Great Northfield Minnesota Raid
30/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FACTS & FIGURES|$1600|hard|For a plane traveling 725 mph at 40,000 feet, this number is 1.1|Mach
27/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WAITING FOR THE HAIRDRESSER|$800|hard|I'll get my hair straightened with the Brazilian this; it's also what happened to my favorite football team, 35-0|a blowout
28/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$1600|hard|This New London, Connecticut academy's motto is 'The sea yields to knowledge'|the Coast Guard Academy
07/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE USUAL GANG OF IDIOTS|$1200|hard|'The Complete Idiot's Guide to' this year addresses Mayans' predictions & their long count calendar|2012
10/01/1997|Jeopardy!|HANNA-BARBERA DOGS|$500|medium|Doggie Daddy's son|Augie Doggie
20/06/2011|Jeopardy!|11-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|It's a complete list of the recordings by a composer, performer or conductor|a discography
19/11/2008|Jeopardy!|A-HAUNTING WE WILL GO|$600|medium|Talk about ghosts with a mission--apparently there are plenty at this battle site in San Antonio|the Alamo
18/07/2008|Jeopardy!|SINGLE DADS ON THE TUBE|$800|hard|We'll give you a 'mulligan' for this show about a widowed Miami pediatrician, dad to Kristy McNichol & Dinah Manoff|Empty Nest
18/09/2008|Jeopardy!|KIDS IN LIT|$600|medium|Violet invents, Klaus remembers everything he reads & Sunny likes to bite things in this book series|A Series of Unfortunate Events
03/04/2007|Jeopardy!|WE LOVE 'T-V'|$200|easy|Major city served by Ben-Gurion Airport|Tel Aviv
06/02/1997|Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$400|easy|After spending 188 days in space, she became the first female winner of the Space Medal of Honor|Shannon Lucid
27/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY LITERATURE|$800|hard|In 'Uncle Tom's Cabin', St. Clare, Tom's master, is killed; Tom is then sold to this brutal, drunken planter|Simon Legree
10/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL ZOOLOGY|$1000|hard|In one of Jesus' parables these were separated from the sheep & herded on the unfavorable left side|goats
12/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$600|medium|This Polish count who organized an independent cavalry corps, was killed by the British in the siege of Savannah|Casimir Pulaski
15/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CASHMERE|$5000|hard|Cashmere is often called the 2nd-finest wool behind that of this animal related to the llama & alpaca|Vicuna
08/02/2008|Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS WITH MIDDLE NAMES|$400|easy|This detective calls blackmailer Charles Augustus Milverton the worst man in London|Sherlock Holmes
19/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FAIRIES|$400|easy|It's estimated that the amount left by this fairy has grown from 25 cents to around $2 over the past 25 years|the tooth fairy
21/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$200|easy|In March 1966 the USSR's Venera 3 became the first space probe to physically touch another planet, this one|Venus
20/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|KEY WORDS|$200|easy|In 1960 this magazine opened its first Key Club in Chicago|Playboy
15/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$400|easy|This show won the Outstanding Drama Series Emmy in 1968, but we disavow any knowledge of it|Mission: Impossible
09/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE MUSES|$1200|hard|Clio is the muse of this & is often depicted with a scroll, perhaps to record the deeds of men through the ages|history
05/07/1988|Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$500|medium|A 'valetudinarian' is constantly & morbidly concerned with this|his health
10/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS' MIDDLE NAMES|$1600|hard|Joyce ___ Oates|Carol
01/05/2006|Jeopardy!|THERE'S NO BUSINESS LIKE BUSINESS BUSINESS|$800|hard|Though Phil Knight didn't love the Swoosh logo, he hoped it would grow on him after paying $35 for it for this company|Nike
08/01/1999|Jeopardy!|CORNY MOVIES|$400|easy|In 'The Road To Wellville', Anthony Hopkins plays this developer of corn flakes|W.K. Kellogg
25/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LARRY|$2000|hard|His books that made it to the screen include 'Terms of Endearment' & 'Lonesome Dove'|Larry McMurtry
07/10/2005|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|It comes between ready & fire!|aim
04/05/2010|Jeopardy!|GET A WHIFF OF THIS|$200|easy|Elizabeth Taylor has a perfume called white these|diamonds
09/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|RULERS|$200|easy|Amenhotep III, who ruled this country for 37 years, was nicknamed 'The Magnificent'|Egypt
04/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MORE STATELY MANSIONS|$800|hard|Tired of camping in tents at his San Simeon ranch, he told architect Julia Morgan 'to build a little something'|(William Randolph) Hearst
04/06/1997|Jeopardy!|CARS|$200|easy|In 1949 Chrysler pioneered starting a car with one of these rather than by pushing a button|Ignition key
12/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GO SHOPPING!|$600|medium|Hmm...the garnet heart ring in this actor's Sundance catalog might be perfect for an 'Indecent Proposal'|Robert Redford
12/04/2010|Jeopardy!|THEY WILL 'COMB'|$200|easy|Underground tombs often used to hide the dead|catacombs
17/03/2010|Jeopardy!|SOFTWARE|$200|easy|Simaquarium is a great one of these for your monitor when you go AFK|a screensaver
29/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$2000|hard|The desert plant used to make tequila is blue this|agave
08/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WRESTLING|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew delivers the clue  from the University of Iowa.)  In one starting position the wrestler in the bottom is said to be in 'par terre', French for on this|on the ground (on the earth accepted)
16/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'V' SHALL SEE|$400|easy|From the French for 'to see', it's a Peeping Tom|Voyeur
25/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DANCE IN THE DICTIONARY|$2000|hard|Our team won 55-0--you could call it this 19th century African-American dance|a cakewalk
06/10/2011|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE FICTION|$800|hard|The 1932 film 'Island of Lost Souls' was based on this 1896 novel by H.G. Wells|The Island of Dr. Moreau
12/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TALES|$1000|hard|This Roman emperor who succeeded Caligula narrates 2 novels by Robert Graves|Claudius
07/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$3000|hard|Arnold Lobel's books for kids inspired the musical 'A Year with Frog and' this other amphibian|Toad
14/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|1964 BEATLES NO. 1 HITS|$800|hard|No. 2 in the Fabs' No. 1 hit parade, it re-charted again in '64 with the German title 'Sie liebt dich'|She Loves You
10/12/2002|Jeopardy!|ROMANCING THE THRONE|$600|medium|In 1496 Philip the Handsome married Juana the Mad & became this Spanish queen's son-in-law|Isabella
05/04/2005|Jeopardy!|SWEET VIRGINIA|$400|easy|Winning 1971's Virginia Slims Thunderbird Tennis tournament, she broke the $100,000 total for a year, a women's first|Billie Jean King
19/07/2010|Jeopardy!|BILLBOARD'S TOP ARTISTS|$1000|hard|The 1999 Billboard Music Awards were 'One Sweet Day' for her; she was named top artist of the '90s|Mariah Carey
07/03/2005|Jeopardy!|A NUMBER FROM 1 TO 10|$1000|hard|It's the number that followed the last king of England named William|4
16/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'COO' CREW|$1200|hard|Hall of Fame city of Otsego County, New York|Cooperstown
13/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SEAN PENN, THIS IS YOUR MOVIE|$400|easy|Duude!  You were awesome as ultra-stoner Jeff Spicoli in this movie|Fast Times at Ridgemont High
15/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY|$1200|hard|In the 13th century he penned the influential 'Summa Theologica'|St. Thomas Aquinas
08/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HEAPING PORTIONS|$1000|hard|This bottle size named for one of the Magi is the equivalent of 16 standard bottles of wine|Balthazar
24/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HERO|$1600|hard|This narrator of an 1861 novel sets off for London with 'Great Expectations' of becoming a gentleman|Pip
05/03/1990|Jeopardy!|SAY CHEESE|$300|easy|This cheese that has an orange rind originated in Alsace & is named for a city there|Muenster
04/06/2007|Jeopardy!|OF WING|$600|medium|The so-called wingspan of the manta variety of this creature can reach 20 feet|a ray
16/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YOU GOT MY LITERARY NUMBER|$1200|hard|The Buendia family lives in the isolated jungle town of Macondo in this 1967 novel|100 Years of Solitude
11/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE DUDES SPEAK|$800|hard|2001: 'Excuse me, sir, can you tell me where I might find platform 9 3/4?'|Harry Potter
15/12/1998|Jeopardy!|HAPPY HANUKKAH|$200|easy|This spinning top is used by both children & adults to play games of chance|Dreidel
19/11/2007|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$1000|hard|Phoenix, Lupus, Andromeda|constellations
13/09/2000|Jeopardy!|IT'S A BYRD|$500|medium|Known as a fiscal conservative, this brother of Richard Byrd served as a U.S. Senator from Virginia, 1933-1965|Harry Byrd
06/02/2001|Jeopardy!|'X' CALIBER|$200|easy|It's the visionary technique used to create the image seen here|X-ray
06/05/1998|Jeopardy!|PETE THE CAPITOL PAGE|$500|medium|Pete's duties include preparing this room before the senators arrive for session in it|Senate chamber
18/06/1997|Jeopardy!|NUMBER, PLEASE|$200|easy|A novena is a Roman Catholic devotion consisting of prayers said over this many days|9
20/09/2002|Jeopardy!|HI THERE|$400|easy|The Zuni in America say 'keshi'; a big hello in this capital of Japan would be 'konnichi wa'|Tokyo
21/11/1997|Jeopardy!|1974|$200|easy|The Braves tried to bench this player so he'd break the Babe's record in Atlanta, but was ordered to play him|Hank Aaron
08/06/2010|Jeopardy!|'S'WONDERFUL|$1000|hard|A blushing crow rather than a crushing blow is an example of this play on words|a spoonerism
29/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE DAYS OF GUNS N' ROSES|$1600|hard|In April 1989 this girl group lit up the charts with 'Eternal Flame'|The Bangles
08/03/2005|Jeopardy!|OSCAR, GRAMMY OR BOTH|$200|easy|Frank Sinatra|both
15/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$2000|hard|Rising in the Valdai Hills of Russia, this is Europe's longest river|the Volga
27/09/2006|Jeopardy!|WEDDINGS|$800|hard|It's the 9-letter term for any member of the wedding party, such as a bridesmaid or best man|an attendant
19/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'C'OUNTRIES|$1600|hard|President Alvaro Uribe was considered a hero here after the rescue of Ingrid Betancourt in 2008|Colombia
09/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE STADIUMS & ARENAS|$800|hard|The largest football stadiums using turf are those of the Wolverines & Buckeyes from these 2 schools|Michigan & Ohio State
23/11/1994|Jeopardy!|1950S SONG LYRICS|$100|easy|It begins 'Fee Fee Fi Fi Fo Fo Fum, I smell smoke in the au-di-tori-um!'|Charlie Brown
18/06/1997|Jeopardy!|PROHIBITION|$400|easy|When the U.S. went dry, the owner of this Lynchburg distillery became a mule trader|Jack Daniel's
15/12/2010|Jeopardy!|'D' BRIEFING|$600|medium|The shot put & the pole vault are 2 of the events in this track & field contest|the decathalon
28/11/2008|Jeopardy!|1983: THE YEAR IN ENTERTAINMENT|$600|medium|Its ensemble cast included Kevin Kline, Glenn Close & William Hurt|The Big Chill
03/06/2008|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$200|easy|Boneshakers, Velocipedes, & Schwinns abound in a museum honoring this mode of transport|bicycles
06/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'OON'|$600|medium|It was a gold coin of Spain used during the 1600s|Doubloon
30/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LIT ON FILM|$800|hard|Now president of the National Rifle Association, he was an evil cardinal in 1973's 'The Three Musketeers'|Charlton Heston
22/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE|$1000|hard|This holistic approach to stress reduction involves monitoring involuntary body functions|Biofeedback
13/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ACCENTE|$400|easy|It comes before a married woman's maiden name|nee
05/05/2004|Jeopardy!|FRANKLIN, BEN FRANKLIN|$400|easy|Ben Franklin, on top of things as always, suggested this seasonal clock change system back in 1784|daylight savings time
26/03/1998|Jeopardy!|FOLD IT 5 WAYS|$100|easy|Kids make these from 1 sheet of typing paper; they use a lot less fuel than a Cessna|Paper airplane
23/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$400|easy|'Gray matter' refers to the brain's nerve cells while its nerve fibers are called 'matter' of this color|White
17/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE STANLEY CUP|$1600|hard|This team from the sunny South broke Canadian hearts by beating Calgary for the Cup in 2004|the Tampa Bay Lightning
12/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$1400|hard|Hemingway's epigraph to this novel includes a Biblical passage that begins, 'One generation passeth away...'|The Sun Also Rises
21/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE FUN|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew does some origami.) In origami, fold a piece of paper in half from the bottom & you have a valley fold; turn it over, & you have this opposite fold|a mountain fold
22/12/2000|Jeopardy!|PLANE TALK|$200|easy|This magazine publisher once had an all-black DC-9 named Big Bunny|Hugh Hefner
15/04/2009|Jeopardy!|MOVIES ANY TIME|$800|hard|In 1987 Casey Siemaszko had a date with a bully at this 'high' title time|Three O'Clock High
06/05/2003|Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$800|hard|Gin or vodka & sour apple schnapps (instead of vermouth) go into this trendy variation of a mixed drink|apple martini
31/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK ALPHABET SOUP|$1200|hard|These 'waves' of roughly 7-13 Hz are associated with relaxation & creativity in the brain|alpha waves
07/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SECRETARIES OF STATE|$2000|hard|In 1842 this silver-tongued orator negotiated a treaty with Lord Ashburton which settled the Maine boundary dispute|(Daniel) Webster
09/01/1990|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$2600|hard|A holiday for most people in the U.S.; the Greek orthodox church says it's the day Jesus was circumcised|January 1st (New Year's Day)
18/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCANDALS|$800|hard|A complaint by Newt Gingrich about outside income led to this House speaker's 1989 resignation|Jim Wright
27/09/2010|Jeopardy!|U.S. BODIES OF WATER|$2000|hard|This southern bay on the Atlantic coast is part of the largest marine park in the national park system|Biscayne Bay
06/03/1997|Jeopardy!|THE STARS|$200|easy|Among the horse constellations in the sky are one with a horn, the unicorn & this one with wings|Pegasus
04/03/2008|Jeopardy!|'C' BIRDS|$600|medium|Because this black bird eats a wide range of agricultural crops, it isn't popular with farmers|a crow
07/03/2003|Jeopardy!|THOSE FUNNY EUROPEANS|$200|easy|European workers average 6 weeks of this a year, 3 times what many Americans get -- maybe you don't find that so funny|vacation
29/12/2011|Jeopardy!|I THINK I LOVE SHOE|$400|easy|Have a unique fashion sense?  Into rubber sole?  Then the shoe seen here, used in this sport, is for you|bowling
17/02/2011|Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$1200|hard|Olympiadane is a molecule so-named because it's composed of this many interlocking rings|five
04/01/1999|Jeopardy!|CLOTHES MAKE THE LAND|$100|easy|It's the U.S. state where you'll find the native skirts seen here (grass skirts)|Hawaii
23/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1939 WORLD'S FAIR|$400|easy|The theme was 'World of' this, & there was also a 'Road of' it & a 'Town of' it|Tomorrow
22/11/1995|Final Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|None|None|2 of the 5 actors before Tom Hanks to win 2 Best Actor Oscars|(2 of 5) Marlon Brando, Gary Cooper, Dustin Hoffman, Fredric March & Spencer Tracy
29/03/2011|Jeopardy!|PASTA SHAPES|$400|easy|Fettuccine means this; get it right & we'll award you a 'blue' one|a ribbon
18/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE POET|$400|easy|'Tyger!  Tyger!  Burning bright, in the forests of the night'|William Blake
10/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DID YOU READ YOUR BIBLE?|$1200|hard|In Judges 16 this strong man dies in Gaza, one of the Philistines' 5 strong cities|Samson
18/02/2008|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$1000|hard|This 1,450-mile-long river is joined in Utah by the Green & San Juan Rivers|the Colorado River
16/03/2009|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC ALBUMS|$400|easy|Released in 1969, it's the musical tale of a 'deaf, dumb & blind kid' who 'sure plays a mean pinball'|Tommy
30/10/1998|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC DISNEY FILMS|$100|easy|This film about a flying elephant inspired a ride at Disneyland|Dumbo
29/01/1997|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|None|None|2 of the 5 U.S. presidents who played football for their college teams|Eisenhower, Kennedy, Nixon, Ford & Reagan
19/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|2 'Q's|$800|hard|In a 1930 film John Barrymore played Capt. Ahab & Noble Johnson played this character|Queequeg
27/10/1992|Jeopardy!|PHOTOGRAPHY|$500|medium|A mirror reflects the image onto a viewing screen in an SLR camera; SLR stands for this|single-lens reflex
30/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|RHETORICALLY SPEAKING|$1200|hard|Archaism in rhetoric is a use of this type of term|obsolete (or old or antiquated)
14/05/1998|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN-AMERICANS|$200|easy|Pop star-turned-sitcom ('Moesha') star seen here|Brandy
04/11/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S MY LINE|$600|medium|'Chief among these motives was the overwhelming idea of the great whale himself'|Ishmael
15/12/2010|Jeopardy!|LET THE GAMES BEGIN|$1000|hard|These games held in Rio in 2007 & slated for Guadalajara in 2011, outlived the similarly named airline|the Pan Am games
24/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PARTS OF THE WHOLE|$1200|hard|Base, neck, socket, harp|a lamp
14/01/1988|Jeopardy!|SAINTLY FIRSTS|$200|easy|St. Augustine of Canterbury was the first to hold this title, circa 601|the Archbishop of Canterbury
17/10/2007|Jeopardy!|FLY ME TO THE MOONS|$1000|hard|On its trip out of our solar system, this spacecraft discovered Puck, a moon of Uranus|Voyager (2)
21/09/1998|Jeopardy!|DO YOU HAVE ANY KINGS?|$200|easy|Frankly, my dear, this king of the Franks was called Rex Pater Europae -- 'King Father of Europe'|Charlemagne
17/03/2008|Jeopardy!|MY DEAR WATSON|$1000|hard|English scholar Thomas Watson is best known today for his 1581 translation of 'Antigone' by this Ancient Greek|Sophocles
06/07/1995|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN CUISINE|$400|easy|Rhyming name of the cuisine that combines the flavors of our 28th state & its neighbor to the south|Tex-Mex
11/03/1998|Jeopardy!|WHO|$400|easy|Once among Charlie's Angels, she celebrated her 50th birthday in 1997 by posing for Playboy|Farrah Fawcett
27/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BJORN AGAIN|$800|hard|This island country broke away from Denmark in 1944 with Sveinn Bjornsson as its first president|Iceland
07/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$2000|hard|In 1822 Dom Pedro declared Brazil's independence from this country|Portugal
09/11/1987|Jeopardy!|CLOTHING|$100|easy|Principal body part covered by a busby, bernoose, or babushka|the head
18/05/2007|Jeopardy!|'HIT'TING|$200|easy|2-word term for a hired underworld assassin|a hit man
11/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TENNESSEE|$800|hard|(This is Alison Krauss.)  In 1993 I joined the cast of this Nashville institution & was its youngest member at that time|the Grand Ole Opry
07/01/2003|Jeopardy!|I KNOW THAT SONG|$200|easy|'Ding-Dong! The Witch is Dead!' is a song from this famous movie|The Wizard of Oz
28/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BLOGS & BLOGGERS|$800|hard|Hear his thoughts on everyday life & link to his 'Dilbert' strips at his blog|(Scott) Adams
26/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SINAI|$600|medium|Still in the Sinai are these 'inhabitants of the desert' who wandered in over the last 1,400 years|Bedouins
12/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|A VERY 'P.C.' CATEGORY|$2000|hard|This Spaniard born in 1876 was widely regarded as a 20th century master of the cello|Pablo Casals
05/11/1986|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK CITY|$500|medium|About 10 times a year, Kodak changes the 18' x 60' color transparency in the lobby of this NYC building|Grand Central Station
12/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$200|easy|It's the instrument on which you'd perform a drag, flam or roll|a drum
11/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLYMPICS OF 1980|$1000|hard|Lutz Dombrowski's 28 feet 1/4 inch was the longest ever of these at sea level|long jump
16/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A FILM ON YOUR TEETH|$1000|hard|This 'L.A. Law' actor was back at the old drill in the 1998 horror sequel 'The Dentist 2: Brace Yourself'|Corbin Bernsen
02/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT FICTION|$2000|hard|This O. Henry Christmas tale begins, 'One dollar and eighty-seven cents. That was all'|The Gift of the Magi
22/02/2010|Jeopardy!|U.S. COMMEMORATIVE COINS|$800|hard|A coin honoring the Marine Corps' 230th anniversary features this motto of the Corps on the reverse|Semper fi
14/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$400|easy|Appropriately, it's the title of the 13th & final book in 'A Series of Unfortunate Events'|The End
15/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'A.C.'/'D.C.'|$400|easy|These critters yowl in the spaces between buildings|alley cats
24/01/2012|Jeopardy!|TV REALITY SHOWS BY WINNER|$400|easy|In 2010: Bret Michaels, who wasn't fired but hired|Celebrity Apprentice
13/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IF I'M ELECTED...|$2000|hard|In 1948 he was elected as the oldest U.S. vice president ever|(Alben) Barkley
08/11/1999|Jeopardy!|SNOW WHITE'S FORGOTTEN DWARFS|$200|easy|His reddish hair makes his head look like it's covered with ferric oxide|Rusty
30/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY|$200|easy|About 7,000 years ago Mexican Indians improved this crop, notably the size of its ears|Corn
10/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TRASH TALKIN'|$2000|hard|Pronounced one way, it means to decline; pronounced another way, it's trash|refuse
30/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHERS|$800|hard|A Florida city is named for this medieval author of 'The City of God'|St. Augustine
16/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NOT TO BE CONFUSED|$1600|hard|In Judaism, Kiddush is a blessing said over wine or bread, while this is a mourner's prayer|Kaddish
11/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST DATES|$600|medium|On Dec. 28, 1832 Andrew Jackson said John C. ya later to this man, the first vice president to resign|John C. Calhoun
27/09/2007|Jeopardy!|WHAT ARE YOU MADE OF?|$800|hard|St. John the Baptist by Donatello at Siena Cathedral|bronze
29/10/1997|Jeopardy!|'C' THE WORLD|$200|easy|These Pacific islands named for an explorer became a British protectorate in the late 1880s|the Cook Islands
22/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MAID FOR TV|$2000|hard|Benson's nemesis was this German maid played by Inga Swenson|(Gretchen) Kraus
15/11/2004|Jeopardy!|FRATERNITY SUIT|$400|easy|Nike founder Phil Knight went tropical at Oregon by joining Phi Gamma Delta, known by this 'national' name|the Fijis
19/10/2007|Jeopardy!|'L' TO PAY|$200|easy|It shouldn't take much effort to tell me this, Tony Blair's political party|Labour
23/04/1990|Jeopardy!|NAMES|$500|medium|Woman's name that's Old German for 'armored warrior maiden'|Brunhilde
16/11/1987|Jeopardy!|MONEY|$500|medium|It's the monetary unit of Greenland|the krona
07/10/2011|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC BRAIN GAMES|$800|hard|Your brain runs on only about 12 of these power units, using shortcuts to focus on what counts|watts
19/06/2001|Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$200|easy|He met wife Mamie Doud in 1915 at Fort Sam Houston when they were introduced by the wife of a fellow officer|Dwight D. Eisenhower
19/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE BO-'D'|$1200|hard|Primarily composed of calcium, it's the main tissue beneath the enamel of a tooth's surface|dentin
11/06/2002|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THE TIME|$800|hard|In 1998 U.S. cruise missiles hit this African country in response to bombings of U.S. embassies|Sudan
21/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'X'-MEN|$400|easy|He was the de facto leader of China from the late 1970s to the early 1990s|Deng Xiaoping
22/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$800|hard|Meaning 'having imagined while asleep', it's one of the few English words that end with 'mt'|dreamt
22/12/2006|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$600|medium|I like them apples just fine when they're made into calvados, an expensive type of this spirit|brandy
31/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS BY THEIR COVERS|$400|easy|Jerry Lewis appears in & out of clown makeup on this biography with the same name as his 1983 film|The King Of Comedy
12/10/2007|Jeopardy!|WHEN YOU GROW UP|$1000|hard|You could toil in an office and work in one of these of your own--it sounds like a small geometric shape|a cubicle
11/01/2000|Jeopardy!|TELL ME 'Y'|$400|easy|First name shared by monsieurs Saint Laurent & Montand|Yves
08/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$200|easy|Chapter 83 of this Herman Melville novel is entitled 'Jonah Historically Regarded'|Moby Dick
24/10/2007|Jeopardy!|TV NOSTALGIA|$400|easy|According to his theme song, this quadruped 'will never speak unless he has something to say'|Mr. Ed
15/11/1991|Jeopardy!|ODD WORDS|$200|easy|A 'hiduk' can be this type of fighter that hides in the hills & makes quick surprise attacks|Guerilla fighter
13/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL, PICTORIAL BEFORE & AFTER|$1200|hard|A big democrat of today turns into a '50s Secretary of State.  This|Howard Dean Acheson
06/11/2001|Jeopardy!|ALONG CAME A SPIDER|$500|medium|Name for a group of spiders that live in the ground & cover their burrows with a lid|trap-door spiders
03/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ENTERPRISE|$1600|hard|In 1986 U.S. Steel changed its name to this 3-letter one|USX
29/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|UNITING THE STATES & CITIES|$1600|hard|Warren Buffett's hometown imports this state's traditional dish of poi, blending to become...|Omahawaii
24/05/2011|Jeopardy!|THE 1860s|$1000|hard|In 1868 this Liberal Party member succeeded Disraeli as British Prime Minister; he served in that capacity 3 other times|Gladstone
12/07/2001|Jeopardy!|A FORD IN YOUR PAST|$100|easy|He was killed April 3, 1882 by Robert Ford, a member of his gang hoping to collect a $5,000 reward|Jesse James
07/05/2007|Jeopardy!|YE GODS!|$400|easy|The Hindu goddess Shatarupa was so beautiful, this creator god grew 4 heads so he could view her in all directions|Brahma
23/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HIGH 'IQ'|$800|hard|This No. 1 song from 1963 was written & performed by Sister Luc-Gabrielle|Dominique
19/07/1991|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$300|easy|This Virginia port is headquarters for the Navy's Atlantic fleet|Norfolk
01/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS|$600|medium|Stockard Channing starred on Broadway in a 1957 revival of this woman's 'Little Foxes'|Lillian Hellman
28/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE BALKAN SCENE|$800|hard|Franjo Tudjman, president of this country that fought Serbia in the early '90s, died in 1999|Croatia
04/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AUSSIES|$2000|hard|Tragedy struck this Australian band in 1997 with the death of lead singer Michael Hutchence|INXS
26/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|POETRY|$600|medium|Poe wrote that this maiden 'lived with no other thought than to love and be loved by me'|Annabel Lee
06/06/2011|Jeopardy!|WE MAKE MONEY|$800|hard|The Mint's 3 main coin-producing facilities include the one begun in 1852 in this city to address a sudden 'rush'|San Francisco
31/12/2010|Jeopardy!|THE COMPANY HE KEPT|$1000|hard|Over 60+ years, William Paley was pres., chairman of the board, founder chairman, acting chairman & chairman of this|CBS
01/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|This big adjective comes from Rabelais' giant king|gargantuan
06/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MS. PLUMLY'S COMPOSITION CLASS|$1000|hard|A statement of what an essay will discuss, or what you may write to get your M.A.|a thesis
05/05/2003|Jeopardy!|GNOME-ENCLATURE|$200|easy|Tomte is a friendly Scandinavian gnome who visits good children on this night|Christmas Eve
16/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE HELP|$1600|hard|In 'Fantasia', Mickey Mouse was this for a sorcerer|apprentice
29/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY MATCHES|$1600|hard|No reports of wedding crashers at Isla Fisher's March 15, 2010 Paris wedding to this 'Borat' star; very nice!|Sasha Baron Cohen
11/10/2005|Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY|$200|easy|In 1492 this man landed on the island of San Salvador & came in contact with Native Americans called Arawaks|Columbus
07/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STATELY HOMES|$200|easy|State where you'll find the homes of Harry Truman & Jesse James|Missouri
28/03/2005|Jeopardy!|WHO PLAYED 'EM?|$200|easy|2005: Date doctor Alex 'Hitch' Hitchens|Will Smith
05/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|1970s ROCK|$800|hard|Janis Joplin's second Top 10 album, this gem contained the hit 'Me And Bobby McGee'|Pearl
03/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SEWING|$2000|hard|In 1863 Ebenezer Butterick created multiple sizes of these using tissue paper|patterns
20/12/1991|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$200|easy|Near the end of the fifth century, the Japanese borrowed this nation's system of writing|China
05/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$1200|hard|Book I of this Edmund Spenser work relates the adventures of the Redcrosse Knight of Holiness|The Faerie Queene
12/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WOULD YOU LIKE A COCKTAIL?|$2000|hard|Harry's Bar in Venice created this cocktail of peach nectar & sparkling wine, & named it for a painter|Bellini
11/10/2006|Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY POST OFFICE|$400|easy|20500 is the ZIP code of this Washington, D.C. location|the White House
23/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO A MOUNTAIN|$400|easy|Grace Kelly's prince of a hubby|Rainier
07/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$800|hard|They're the 2 presidents born in Braintree, Massachusetts|John Adams & John Quincy Adams
22/12/2005|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL SPELLING BEE WINNING WORDS|$200|easy|1946: This system of flag & arm position signals|S-E-M-A-P-H-O-R-E
14/05/2010|Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARIES|$600|medium|Samuel Johnson published his dictionary in 1755; 3 years later Voltaire wrote this philosophical fantasy|Candide
18/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S AN UNDERSTATEMENT|$1600|hard|His statement to Othello, 'My Lord, you know I love you', is not entirely truthful|Iago
09/04/2010|Jeopardy!|IT'S A 'BUST'!|$400|easy|Last-ditch Senate maneuver|a filibuster
22/04/2011|Jeopardy!|THE ENVIRONMENT|$400|easy|A New York Times article said this, falling in winter in the Adirondacks, may be more toxic for fish than its liquid counterpart|acid snow
08/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL FOOD & DRINK|$200|easy|Austrian schlosserbuben are these wrinkled fruits baked in dough & rolled in sugar & chocolate|Prunes
13/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER VERBS|$2000|hard|It means 'to strongly encourage', & all its letters are found in the word encourage|urge
09/01/2006|Jeopardy!|PLAYING DOCTOR|$1000|hard|Spongy gums, weakness, depression, had no vitamin C in a year?  Must be this disease (& cut the pirate act)|scurvy
07/11/1990|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS IN LITERATURE|$100|easy|After losing her own baby, Kala the ape adopted & raised this human infant|Tarzan
14/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SCARY MOVIE SEQUELS|$1400|hard|'The Dream Child' was the subtitle to the fifth installment in this series|Nightmare on Elm Street
04/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE HAIRY APE|$1200|hard|Rod Serling co-wrote the screenplay for this 1968 classic--you damned dirty ape!|Planet of the Apes
11/03/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OBJETS D'ART|$1600|hard|The Bayeux Tapestry is an example of this, a general term for needlework that decorates fabric with thread|embroidery
07/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$1600|hard|'Bai nai' or 'Where are you going?' is a greeting in this Asian language whose name also ends in -ai|Thai
14/04/1998|Jeopardy!|OLD YORK|$200|easy|You can't miss York Minster, England's largest church in this style named for a Germanic tribe|Gothic
19/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$800|hard|In 1768 he led an expedition to Tahiti, where astronomers studied the transit of Venus across the sun|James Cook
14/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TAGLINES|$5000|hard|1960: 'They trained him to kill for their pleasure... but they trained him a little too well...'|Spartacus
22/04/1999|Jeopardy!|ICELAND COMETH|$400|easy|96% of the population is affiliated with the Church of Iceland, which is the evangelical type of this religion|Lutheran
05/03/2004|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LIT|$400|easy|In Robert Lawson's 'Ben and Me', Ben is Benjamin Franklin & Me is Amos, one of these creatures who lives in Ben's cap|a mouse
28/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS FROM HELL|$200|easy|William Tecumseh Sherman's 1879 3-word comment on armed conflict|War is hell
09/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'50s POP MUSIC|$400|easy|Title men on the charts in 1958 included the Kingston Trio's 'Tom Dooley' & his 'Johnny B. Goode'|Chuck Berry
31/01/1997|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$500|medium|In 1954 this city opened Canada's first subway|Toronto
03/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NAPOLEON'S RESUME|$500|medium|Experience: Lieutenant Colonel in the National Guard of this island; worked to keep it part of France|Corsica
17/01/2005|Jeopardy!|WORKING WITHOUT ANNETTE|$600|medium|With Annette nowhere in sight, Frankie Avalon played a 39-year-old teen angel in this 1978 musical film|Grease
26/09/2002|Jeopardy!|THE HISTORY CHANNEL|$400|easy|The Spartans' region, Laconia, & their dislike of wasting words gave us this English adjective|laconic
13/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$800|hard|'Quaker guns' were really logs that the South painted to look like these big mounted weapons|cannons
31/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$800|hard|The Puerto Rico Trench has the Atlantic's deepest point; this trench has the Pacific's|Marianas Trench
13/10/1992|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$500|medium|Willard Scott, Ted Mack, Major Bowes|connected with (hosted) The Amateur Hour
28/10/1992|Jeopardy!|'M.D.'s|$300|easy|1992 marks his 10th year as head coach of the Chicago Bears|Mike Ditka
26/05/2003|Jeopardy!|THE CANINE FILM FESTIVAL|$200|easy|This 1975 Al Pacino film was based in part on an actual bank robbery|Dog Day Afternoon
16/10/1998|Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN WORDS & PHRASES|$200|easy|An apparatchik was a bureaucrat in this organization that once numbered 15 million|the Communist Party
09/03/1999|Jeopardy!|2-LETTER SPELLING|$400|easy|A-M is the present, first person singular form of this|B-E
10/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHOWERS|$1000|hard|A squirting shower head may be clogged with this -- the calcium compound, not the fruit|Lime
15/11/1993|Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$300|easy|Monopoly board street on which you'd find Merv Griffin's Resorts Casino Hotel|Boardwalk
26/07/2011|Jeopardy!|SANDWICHES|$200|easy|Martha Stewart's favorite recipe for this sandwich includes light mayo & uses 10 whites & only 2 yolks|an egg salad sandwich
22/11/2011|Jeopardy!|WHERE YA FROM?|$600|medium|This president was born in 1946 in New Haven, Connecticut while his dad was a student at Yale|George W. Bush
14/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE ME OUT TO...|$200|easy|Take me out to the futbol game at Estadio Azteca in this capital city|Mexico City
14/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON STATE|$400|easy|Hydroplane races & water carnivals highlight Seafair, held annually on Lake Washington near this largest Wash. city|Seattle
05/03/2010|Jeopardy!|THE LURE OF FISHING|$1000|hard|This synonym for a fisherman is in the title of Izaak Walton's classic 1653 book on the subject|an angler
27/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE LOVE THEMES|$200|easy|Whitney Houston: 'I Will Always Love You'|The Bodyguard
24/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ALL MY 'EX'ES|$800|hard|To astronaut,it's the EV in EVA|extravehicular
02/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TAGLINES|$1600|hard|2002: 'Get ready for the ultimate spin!'|Spider-Man
26/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|'NICK' NAMES|$600|medium|Things are never 'hoop' less for this Manhattan team|the New York Knicks
18/09/1998|Jeopardy!|OBITS|$100|easy|This 'Sea Hunt' star sailed off into the sunset March 10, 1998|Lloyd Bridges
08/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|Kauai Channel separates the island of Kauai from this most populous of the Hawaiian Islands|Oahu
22/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|I 'WONDER'|$1200|hard|In 2004 Brooke Shields was back on Broadway in the hit revival of this musical|Wonderful Town
02/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$200|easy|A museum in Rutland, Vermont displays many of his illustrations, including covers of The Saturday Evening Post|Norman Rockwell
10/01/2008|Jeopardy!|'L'ITERATURE|$800|hard|Polonius tells this character, 'This above all: to thine own self be true'|Laertes
24/05/2011|Jeopardy!|THE 1860s|$400|easy|In 1986 this 23-year-old from Cleveland invested $4000 in an oil refining business; he became very, very rich|John D.) Rockefeller
14/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OPRAH'S BOOK CLUB|$800|hard|The club's first selection, this book about the loss of a child became a Michelle Pfeiffer movie in 1999|The Deep End of the Ocean
29/11/1994|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$300|easy|'Pigs in the Pen' is a variation of this kid's game played on floors & sidewalks|jacks
01/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE GREEK FOR...|$800|hard|'False name'; that's it, really. A false name|a pseudonym
02/11/2000|Jeopardy!|THE LYNDON JOHNSON YEARS|$300|easy|LBJ kept his cool when Fidel Castro cut off the water supply to this U.S. naval base|Guantanamo Bay
27/06/2003|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$400|easy|Black, Bering, Sargasso|seas
22/04/1997|Jeopardy!|STATE FLAGS|$200|easy|The red 'C' on this state's flag could stand for Centennial State, or the name of the state itself|Colorado
29/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FRANCES FARMER|$800|hard|In college an essay Frances wrote for a radical newspaper won her a trip to this country|the Soviet Union (USSR)
11/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$200|easy|The groups Heart & Pearl Jam were formed in this city|Seattle
18/11/1988|Jeopardy!|PATRON SAINTS|$500|medium|Called the apostle of organized charity, he's the patron of charitable societies|St. Vincent de Paul
03/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY SINGERS|$200|easy|This long-haired country music 'outlaw' was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1993|Willie Nelson
04/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$800|hard|A yearly football game is played near the NC/SC border to 'settle' the issue of this president's birthplace in 1767|Andrew Jackson
17/01/1991|Double Jeopardy!|HATS|$600|medium|Basque shepherds commonly wear this soft, brimless hat|Beret
22/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIA|$400|easy|In 1975 the Rockefeller Commission concluded the CIA was spying illegally in this country|U.S.A.
24/06/1987|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$500|medium|Though it's been around since the '20s, many ignore this device that protects sterility when opening a Band-aid|the little red tear string
10/07/2003|Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$200|easy|Number of partners in a duumvirate|2
30/09/2010|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL QUOTATIONS|$400|easy|In a 1976 Playboy interview, he said, 'I've committed adultery in my heart many times'|Jimmy Carter
19/03/2003|Jeopardy!|VEGAS, BABY|$400|easy|A legendary weapon that emerged from a lake, or a Las Vegas hotel|Excalibur
24/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'D'-RIGEUR|$800|hard|Given in Iowa in Jan. 2004, this politician's most memorable quote may have been 'Yeeeeeaaaaaargh!'|(Howard) Dean
02/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE DEBUTS|$600|medium|He had hair in his 1st movie, 'Port of New York', but not in his 2nd released film, 'The King and I'|Yul Brynner
08/12/2008|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$600|medium|A Jacksonian Democrat: Knox|(James K.) Polk
03/10/2011|Jeopardy!|ARTISTS ON FILM|$400|easy|Alfred Molina was this painter & husband of the title character in 'Frida'|Diego Rivera
07/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BASEBALL: THE 1930s|$1600|hard|In 1934 this eccentric St. Louis Cardinals pitcher who won 30 games was named the NL's most valuable player|Dizzy Dean
02/02/2006|Jeopardy!|I AM A CAMERA|$400|easy|This 'colorful' camera introduced in 1900 cost a mere dollar|the Brownie
30/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EXPRESSIONS|$200|easy|Jonathan Swift turned this Biblical 'land' into a synonym for sleep|Nod
23/02/2011|Jeopardy!|TEENAGE DREAM|$400|easy|On NASA's website, Sally Ride says study math & science if you dream of becoming one of these, like she did|an astronaut
30/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS|$600|medium|Nausea comes from the same root as nautical & originally applied to this syndrome|Seasickness
09/10/2009|Final Jeopardy!|THE U.S. SENATE|None|None|This man, only the third man to serve his state in the U.S. Senate, left the body in 2009|Ted Stevens
05/07/2007|Jeopardy!|WHADDYA DRINKIN'?|$400|easy|This soft drink's cans used to feature Willy the Hillbilly; in fact, its name is a slang term for 'moonshine'|Mountain Dew
10/07/2008|Jeopardy!|SPORTS ON FILM|$800|hard|'Bull Durham'|baseball
26/02/2009|Jeopardy!|CHOW|$400|easy|Campbell's classic recipe for green bean casserole calls for one can of this soup|cream of mushroom
01/03/2010|Jeopardy!|JUST HIT 'PLAY'|$200|easy|You don't need to tickle the ivories on this device that uses a roll of perforated paper to activate the keys|a player piano
22/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ANTIQUES|$800|hard|One of the older types of cooking vessels, it figures importantly in Act IV of 'Macbeth'|Cauldron
10/03/2003|Jeopardy!|BEST PICTURES IN OTHER WORDS|$200|easy|1998: ''Twelfth Night' Writer's Amorous Adventures'|Shakespeare in Love
07/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'PRO's|$400|easy|According to Mary Shelley, Frankenstein was 'The Modern' version of this fire-stealer|Prometheus
23/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND EUROPE|$1600|hard|Lisbon's monument to the discoveries was built in 1960 to celebrate the 500th anniversary of this prince's death|Henry the Navigator
22/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GOOD SPORTS|$1600|hard|This giant of the game was the first pro golfer to win 5 Masters titles|Jack Nicklaus
22/03/1996|Jeopardy!|TIME|$500|medium|New Jersey & New Hampshire lie in the eastern time zone; New Mexico is in this zone|Mountain Time Zone
23/05/1990|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY LYRICS|$200|easy|'Holding one note was' his 'ace'|Johnny One Note
28/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THIS... IS... HEGEMONY!|$400|easy|Around 274 B.C. this republic, which later went full-blown empire, gained dominance over Italy with the defeat of Pyrrhus|the Roman Empire
01/02/1990|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'T'|$200|easy|A surgeon who performs a tenotomy cuts 1 of these to relieve problems caused by muscle shortening|Tendon
04/02/2009|Jeopardy!|THEIR GREATEST HITS ALBUMS|$1000|hard|'All the Hits: From Surf City to Drag City' (2004)|Jan & Dean
30/05/2007|Jeopardy!|STATE SUPERLATIVES|$600|medium|It pumps more than one million barrels of oil a day, more than any other state|Texas
06/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|KJPY CLASSICAL RADIO|$800|hard|Now we'll hear a beloved aria by this Italian composer|Rossini
07/09/2004|Jeopardy!|WORLD RELIGION|$400|easy|The Voodoo of New Orleans owes a debt to this Caribbean nation once known as St. Domingue|Haiti
26/02/2004|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE 'L' WORDS|$200|easy|At the gym, this machine lets you walk or run in place by means of a moving belt|treadmill
10/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WEIRD HISTORY|$400|easy|To fool the Nazis before an attack on this large island near Italy, the allies planted a dead man with false papers|Sicily
21/11/2000|Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$500|medium|His ever-scandalous novel 'Lolita' is now available in an annotated version|Vladimir Nabokov
20/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WE JUST LIVE IN IT|$1000|hard|This name for an often rundown apartment building comes from the Latin for 'to hold'|Tenement
26/06/2001|Jeopardy!|SYMBOLIC INDUSTRIES|$500|medium|GTW AAPL EEEE CPQ|Computer manufacturers
20/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS ON AUTHORS|$400|easy|Ambrose Bierce described this 'Earnest' playwright as 'That sovereign of insufferables'|Oscar Wilde
18/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MODERN CONVENIENCES|$400|easy|In the 1870s Mary Potts filled a 'pressing' need by putting a handle on this object|an iron
23/06/2011|Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$1000|hard|The proton consists of 2 types of this elementary particle: 2 up & 1 down|quarks
25/11/2009|Jeopardy!|FOOTBALL 101|$200|easy|Despite this nickname for a football, it's actually made of leather|pigskin
02/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1200|hard|Vauquelin found Beryllium in 1798, the year after he found this, symbol Cr|Chromium
22/11/1993|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$400|easy|In October 1956 the international city of Tangier became part of this country|Morocco
26/02/2009|Jeopardy!|CHOW|$600|medium|I'm all up for Deli but let's skip this lingual meat, even if it does come with a potato pancake|tongue
22/11/1999|Jeopardy!|SHIRLEY|$200|easy|She played Shirley Feeney on 'Laverne & Shirley'|Cindy Williams
14/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THE PRESIDENTS' MEN|$200|easy|The day after President Kennedy took office, Robert Kennedy was sworn in to this post|Attorney General
26/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A 'LITTLE' LIT|$800|hard|Antione de Saint-Exupery illustrated this fable about a boy visitor from another planet|The Little Prince
10/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'G' WHIZ|$800|hard|More than 2,000 newspapers around the globe carry the comic strip featuring this feline|Garfield
21/12/2006|Jeopardy!|KA-'POW'!|$800|hard|A brazen political maneuver to gain advantage, or a period in hockey where one of the other team is in the penalty box|power play
15/09/2008|Jeopardy!|HOPE THIS ISN'T AN OPERA CATEGORY|$1000|hard|If you like singing furniture--& who doesn't?--you'll love 'L'enfant et les sortileges' by this 'Bolero' composer|Maurice Ravel
07/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'D YOU CATCH?|$400|easy|A bullhead type of this, genus Ameiurus|a catfish
20/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS ON AUTHORS|$200|easy|Saul Bellow said this 'Jazz Age' author 'couldn't distinguish between innocence and social climbing'|F. Scott Fitzgerald
01/04/1998|Jeopardy!|ATHLETIC CUPS|$300|easy|This cup was first presented by England's Royal Yacht Squadron on August 22, 1851|the Americas Cup
22/10/1999|Jeopardy!|SEAQUEST|$300|easy|Moses 'Stretched his hand over' it & it was sundered|Red Sea
04/09/1997|Jeopardy!|RUBBER|$500|medium|In 1770 this oxygen discoverer found that rubber could be used to erase pencil marks|Joseph Priestley
02/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LEMON AID|$400|easy|Mash avocado, add onion, lemon juice & some tomato to get this chip dip|guacamole
22/09/2006|Jeopardy!|MISHEARD LYRICS|$1000|hard|Paul Simon didn't say, 'No need to be corduroy' but did advise 'No need to be coy, Roy' in this instructional tune|50 Ways To Leave Your Lover
16/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Sony Pictures Studios.)  It's easy to see why Stage 15 here at Sony Studios, the largest soundstage in the Western hemisphere, was used to film hits like 'Men in Black' I & II, the 'Spider Man' films, & this 1939 magical classic MGM musical|The Wizard of Oz
20/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'T' TIME|$1200|hard|This word for a device popularized in the 1800s can mean to signal your plans unintentionally|telegraph
27/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'RE'RUNS|$1600|hard|A quick verbal reply, or a closed laboratory vessel|a retort
19/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HE'S MY RUNNING MATE|$800|hard|Earl Warren|Thomas E. Dewey
13/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FOR 'RENT'|$600|medium|When Prince Charles connects his razor to the mains, he's receiving this, abbreviated A.C., at 240 volts|Alternating current
25/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NUMBER TRIVIA|$1600|hard|Between negative 576 & positive 576, it's the last integer alphabetically|zero
20/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BITS|$600|medium|Troubles on 'Sanford and Son' made this comic clutch his heart & tell his dead wife, 'I'm Coming!'|Redd Foxx
22/04/1997|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' RHYME TIME|$300|easy|Lewis' kegs|Carroll's barrels
11/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE BAKERY|$800|hard|Brioche is a popular French bread that's made with yeast, butter & especially these, not usually found in bread|eggs
21/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH SAUCES|$1600|hard|The name of the sauce chaud-froid means this; it's prepared one way but served the other|hot-cold
24/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE THEY WERE ROCKS|$400|easy|This molten substance can surface as lava, or cool & harden into igneous rock|Magma
29/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'C' IN SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|In 'Romeo and Juliet', Juliet's mother is known as Lady this|Capulet
26/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ROCKIN' SUBTITLES|$800|hard|Phil Collins: ('Take a Look at Me Now')|Against All Odds
03/04/2009|Jeopardy!|CULTURE CLUB|$1000|hard|Belgian composer Peter Benoit initiated the movement for a representative music of this culture|the Flemish culture
06/04/1987|Jeopardy!|HEROES & VILLAINS|$200|easy|He played both the title hero & the title villain in 'Oh, God!  You Devil'|George Burns
03/02/1998|Jeopardy!|AT HOME ON THE STAGE|$400|easy|Y'all can find Jeeter Lester's shack on this street in the play based on an Erskine Caldwell novel|Tobacco Road
05/09/2002|Jeopardy!|ROCKS & MINERALS|$600|medium|Also called white mica, its name sounds like an inhabitant of the Russian capital|muscovite
06/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION|$800|hard|Though most popular in late 1800s, this bottom bolster had been around since the middle ages|a bustle
05/02/2004|Jeopardy!|A TIME TO DIE|$200|easy|In 1587 Elizabeth I signed the execution order for this cousin of hers|Mary, Queen of Scots
15/04/1999|Jeopardy!|LETTERS & NUMBERS|$100|easy|Frank Sinatra's FBI file revealed that an ear ailment, & not a bribe, gave him this draft board rating|4-F
14/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH LITERATURE|$800|hard|The P.M.'s office offers a name to the sovereign, who then appoints the writer to this post|Poet Laureate
15/11/2002|Jeopardy!|GET A JOB!|$600|medium|It's the occupation of the vast majority of the 2.7 million members of the NEA|teachers
05/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|INTO AFRICA|$800|hard|The winner of 7 Oscars, the 1985 film 'Out of Africa' takes place largely on a plantation in this country|Kenya
22/09/2006|Jeopardy!|THE CANTERBURY TALES|$200|easy|Many of the tale-tellers had ailments & were headed to this martyred saint's shrine for some healing|Thomas à Becket
09/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A CHARLIE IN THE BOX|$2000|hard|Candice Bergen said, 'You knew he wasn't real, & yet he was treated so much better than most humans. He had his own room.'|Charlie McCarthy
25/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE STARS|$800|hard|From the Latin for 'great', the brightness of stars is measured in degrees of this|Magnitude
31/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE STATE OF EVERYTHING|$600|medium|Its state tree: the kukui, also known as the candlenut|Hawaii
29/03/2011|Jeopardy!|QUITE THE CAST OF TV CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|Lutz, Frank & Toofer help make a variety show on this TV show|30 Rock
22/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IMPRISONED IN THE TOWER OF LONDON|$400|easy|Henry Laurens, the only American imprisoned in the Tower, was exchanged for this Yorktown loser in 1781|Cornwallis
30/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMP|$2000|hard|This African American's first fight after winning the title was a 1909 bout against future actor Victor McLaglen|Jack Johnson
19/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|POETRY|$1600|hard|The poem 'Highland Mary' is inscribed on the scroll at his statue's feet in Central Park's Literary Walk|Robert Burns
20/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$1600|hard|The pope hoped Pepin  & his Franks would protect him against these Germanic people (not the Gables) led by Aistulf|the Lombards
05/11/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$100|easy|He's on the front of the penny & his memorial is on the back|Abraham Lincoln
05/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FOR THE BIRDS|$800|hard|The toulouse, a breed of this bird, is especially popular at Christmas|Goose
15/12/1997|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$300|easy|In 1997 this show's season premiere drew 43 million viewers to NBC|ER (they did it live)
31/05/2004|Jeopardy!|HOBBIES|$400|easy|The Waxhouse/Scentmasters sells starter kits for making these; they contain wax, scenting oil & plenty of wick|candles
17/01/2008|Jeopardy!|NICE TO MEET YOU!|$400|easy|Meeting in Tehran in 1942, the 'big three' were Roosevelt, Churchill & this leader|Stalin
10/02/1986|Final Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|None|None|Mother of Bonnie Blue, she ran a sawmill after the Civil War|Scarlett O'Hara
01/09/1997|Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '90s|$500|medium|In this 1991 satire, Sally Field played the star of a daytime serial, 'The Sun Also Sets'|Soapdish
25/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SECOND LETTER 'X'|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows a diagram of a winding river on the monitor.)  Due to erosion, large river bends called meanders loop together & are eventually cut off from the rest of the river, becoming this type of U-shaped lake|an oxbow
19/12/2002|Jeopardy!|CLASSROOM FILMS|$200|easy|1989: Robin Williams inspires his prep school students to discover Whitman & Tennyson|Dead Poets Society
18/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL MEMORIALS|$800|hard|This first seat of the U.S. Congress is a memorial in New York City|Federal Hall
01/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. MUSEUMS|$400|easy|Bushman, a famous gorilla who once lived at Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo, lives on forever at this nearby museum|the Field Museum (of Natural History)
13/01/1986|Jeopardy!|THE 1950s|$300|easy|In the early 1950s, 'Teddy Boys' first appeared in this country|England
29/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$1000|hard|He became wealthy by selling engravings of his works such as 'A Rake's Progress'|William Hogarth
29/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE DOCTOR IS IN|$1600|hard|Seen here, this shoe brand named for a real doctor celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2010|Dr. Martens (Doc Martens)
24/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHO WAS THE ENGLISH MONARCH WHEN...|$1200|hard|...the U.S. ended its Civil War|Victoria
30/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE WRITS|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm Greg Gerrmann and I play Richard Fish on Ally McBeal.)  This name for a variety of legal writs comes from the Latin for 'you have the body'|habeas corpus
01/10/2002|Jeopardy!|THE RISE OF THE MACHINES|$200|easy|Milestone machines using this type of energy include Clarence Kemp's 1891 water heater|solar energy
24/11/2005|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN EATS|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew enjoys a stew-like dish in Moscow, Russia.)  Poet Yevtushenko said he worked on the principle of this dish: throw beets, carrots, cabbage in--what's important is the taste|borscht
08/06/1998|Jeopardy!|SONG STANDARDS|$500|medium|In 1942 Glen Miller received the very first gold record for this song, heard here:|Chattanooga Choo Choo
02/06/1998|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER SCIENCE|$500|medium|Ir'resistable' German physicist with a law about the flow of an electric current|Ohm
01/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$2000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew demonstrates.)  The keys weigh much more than the paper clips and fall to the ground, but a pencil acts as this support, pulling the clips sideways, where gravity & friction stop the keys' descent|a fulcrum
06/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL NUMBERS|$1200|hard|It's the 1976 No. 1 pop hit heard here|A Fifth of Beethoven
17/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BERNSTEINS|$400|easy|In the '50s Walter Bernstein joined other Hollywood writers on this most unwanted list|Blacklist
21/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS' RELATIVES|$1600|hard|This acting son of British Poet Laureate Cecil won Oscars in 1990 & 2008|Daniel Day-Lewis
20/03/1998|Jeopardy!|THE SATURDAY EVENING POST|$300|easy|Born in NYC in 1894, he painted 317 covers for the Post over 47 years|Norman Rockwell
13/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S GREEK MYTH TO ME!|$2000|hard|Hyp hyp hooray for this god of sleep whos name is Greek for--you guessed it--'sleep'|Hypnos
22/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TALKING REAL ESTATE|$400|easy|Realtors often are paid this fee, usually rendered as a percentage of the costs|a commission
13/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE 2011 TIME 100|$400|easy|She reshaped 'the state department to emphasize development and people-powered diplomacy'|Hillary Clinton
18/03/2008|Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN FIRST NAME'S THE SAME|$200|easy|Putin & Lenin|Vladimir
13/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$800|hard|The Sphinx lies just a few miles southwest of this capital|Cairo
15/11/1991|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$100|easy|The robber crab is known for climbing palms to feed on these|Coconuts
01/12/2011|Jeopardy!|'IGGY' POP|$1000|hard|In a David Bowie song, he played guitar with his band the spiders from Mars|Ziggy Stardust
22/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$3000|hard|She was the last queen of the Netherlands who was the daughter of a king|Wilhelmina
07/11/2008|Jeopardy!|MINDBLOWERS|$600|medium|The wife of this 'Give me liberty or give me death' speechmaker was confined at home due to mental illness|Patrick Henry
25/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|GRAB BAG|$1600|hard|The surface of this planet's moon Io is believed to be mottled by molten sulfur beds & active volcanoes|Jupiter
11/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE SPORTS|$2000|hard|In 1965 this African American with an alliterative name won the singles & doubles college tennis titles|Arthur Ashe
12/03/2010|Jeopardy!|5-SYLLABLE WORDS|$1000|hard|This type of physics uses mathematical models & abstractions rather than experimentation|theoretical
08/10/2003|Jeopardy!|TULIPS|$400|easy|Normally, you should buy & plant your tulip bulbs in this season|fall
25/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THE BRADY BRUNCH|$800|hard|When no one was looking, Cindy & Bobby tried to sneak a sip of this orange juice & champagne cocktail|a mimosa
23/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BODY PARTS|$2000|hard|This shoulder muscle is ready when you are|deltoid muscle
25/12/1996|Jeopardy!|PREGNANCY & CHILDBIRTH|$300|easy|A pregnant woman may be more susceptible to gingivitis because hormones soften these|Gums
19/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL FILM REGISTRY|$1000|hard|The title of this 1957 film with Burt Lancaster & Tony Curtis lends the registry a pleasant aroma|The Sweet Smell of Success
14/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY DISTINCTIONS|$1200|hard|Golden opportunities await in this African country that leads the world in gold production|South Africa
28/09/1989|Jeopardy!|MEXICO|$100|easy|The name for this hat comes from 'sombra' the Spanish word for shade|Sombrero
23/11/1994|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'S'|$400|easy|This Middle Eastern dog is also called a gazelle hound because it was once trained to hunt gazelles|Saluki
20/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SNEEZING|$400|easy|In 1997 the price of this spice went up to $2.70 a pound & that's something to sneeze at|pepper
01/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$2000|hard|It's the tendency of an object to float, or the upward pressure of fluid in an object|Buoyancy
22/04/1986|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT|$200|easy|Until 1896, majority in this branch of Congress were 1st termers, now less than 10% are|the House of Representatives
11/11/1986|Jeopardy!|TATTOOS|$300|easy|Distinctive design found on the chests of Serafina's husband & her lover in T. Williams play|rose tattoo
11/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK OF LOVE|$800|hard|'Bridget Jones's Diary' is a reworking of this Jane Austen classic|Pride and Prejudice
30/05/1997|Jeopardy!|MIRACLE SITES|$400|easy|Shadrach, Meshach & Abednego found themselves in need of a miracle in this Babylonian hot spot|The Fiery Furnace
14/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'PIN' ME|$400|easy|Someone who steps up to the plate for a teammate|Pinch hitter
09/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|KENNEDY FAMILY MEMBERS|$400|easy|Was the co-founder & editor of George magazine|JFK Jr.
19/02/1990|Jeopardy!|SLANG|$100|easy|Slang suffix used with shutter, jitter & litter|bug
23/06/1997|Jeopardy!|FILM STARS|$100|easy|To honor the 20th anniversary of 'Rocky' in 1996, Gambia & 4 other nations issued stamps with this actor's likeness|Sylvester Stallone
18/03/1997|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$500|medium|A number with factors of only 1 & itself; a 1742 theory says all even numbers over 2 are the sum of 2 of them|Prime numbers
11/12/2008|Jeopardy!|THE BIGGEST LOSER|$800|hard|In 1792 it was 132 Electoral College votes for Washington, to 1 for this future VP & gun enthusiast|Aaron Burr
09/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ALPHABETIC HOMOPHONES|$5000|hard|Now prized for cabinetwork, this tree's wood was used by British archers in the Middle Ages for longbows|yew
06/01/2010|Jeopardy!|BAD TIME CHARLIE|$400|easy|Notorious pirate Charles Gibbs made an 1831 exit by hanging at this New York island later famous as an entrance|Ellis Island
04/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SIEGES|$1200|hard|In 1683 Jan Sobieski, king of this country, saved Vienna by routing the besieging Turks|Poland
01/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DAVID LYNCH FILMS|$400|easy|Lynch played an FBI man in his 1992 film prequel to this TV series|Twin Peaks
11/12/1996|Jeopardy!|COLORS|$400|easy|Cadet & cerulean are shades of this color|Blue
17/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'HAY', THERE|$600|medium|In the early 1960s he co-founded Students for a Domocratic Society while attending the University of Michigan|Tom Hayden
01/11/2004|Jeopardy!|HEY, IT'S RAINING!|$1000|hard|The name of this seasonal wind that brings heavy rain to Southeast Asia is from the Arabic for 'season'|a monsoon
11/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE CHARACTERS|$200|easy|This archaeologist played by Harrison Ford is called Indy for short|Indiana Jones
22/10/2001|Final Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL COASTLINES|None|None|It's the only country bordering the Caspian Sea that was not a member of the Soviet Union|Iran
26/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$400|easy|A gold statue of Prometheus towers over the ice rink of this N.Y.C. landmark|Rockefeller Center
24/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EARLY BRITISH CINEMA|$200|easy|Hitchcock's 'Blackmail' of 1929 was Britain's first feature film of this type|Talkie
12/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$1200|hard|Katie & Sherlock|Holmes
12/11/1990|Jeopardy!|KITTY LITERATURE|$200|easy|'It vanished quite slowly, beginning with the end of the tail, and ending with the grin'|the Cheshire Cat
22/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE FIRED|$1600|hard|We hope you're safely lodged in the ground before being fired if you're this tubular 'Italian' firework|a Roman candle
27/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH TV TRIVIA|$200|easy|Only sitcom in which Mary Tyler Moore starred playing a mother|The Dick Van Dyke Show
24/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SYMBOLS|$1600|hard|Delta, Alitalia and KLM are part of this 'Team', whose symbol is seen here|SkyTeam
14/10/2010|Jeopardy!|'CO' CO.s|$200|easy|This company made the first soft drink consumed in space|Coca-Cola
28/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$1600|hard|After a 1547 victory over Protestant armies, Emperor Charles V said, 'Veni, vidi, Deus vicit', meaning this|I came, I saw, and God conquered
26/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|POE IS ME!|$1600|hard|'And one by one dropped the revellers in the blood-bedewed halls of their revel' in 'The Masque of' this|Red Death
29/09/2011|Jeopardy!|ARCTIC WILDLIFE|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from Svalbard Islands in Norway) The fin whale, second only to the blue whale in size, moves so quickly through the water that it is known as this racing dog breed of the sea|greyhound
09/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$600|medium|Of spring tide, neap tide or peptide, the one that's not related|Peptide
12/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BREAD|$1200|hard|An episode of 'Seinfeld' concerned a marbled loaf of this type of bread|rye
12/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COOK COUNTY|$2000|hard|This Indian flat bread with a palindromic name is traditionally baked in a tandoor oven|naan
07/10/1999|Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$400|easy|Now Haiti's capital, this city once known as L'Hopital was nearly destroyed by an earthquake in 1751|Port-au-Prince
17/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMA'L'S|$400|easy|These bloodsuckers have been put to use in medicine|leeches
15/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A FOXY CATEGORY|$2000|hard|He moved into the presidential mansion when Ernesto Zedillo's term ended|Vicente Fox
22/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK GODS|$400|easy|Fire god Hephaestus was also the god of these, like black- & silver-, not like Jaclyn & Will|Smiths
23/11/1999|Jeopardy!|DOG STARS|$400|easy|A miniature bulldog named Bandit belongs to this adventurous TV cartoon boy|Jonny Quest
02/07/1993|Jeopardy!|THE ROARING '20s|$500|medium|Cluett, Peabody & Company was right on target when it introduced this collar-attached shirt brand|Arrow
22/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL 'C'UISINE|$1200|hard|French chefs turn this freshwater crustacean into mousse d'ecrevisse|crawfish (or crayfish)
09/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE DEBUTS|$1000|hard|This blonde had a bit role in 'The Petty Girl' in 1950; 13 years later she was attacked by 'The Birds'|Tippi Hedren
15/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1200|hard|Peachy Carnahan & Daniel Dravitt plan to make themselves kings of Kafiristan in this Kipling story|The Man Who Would Be King
25/01/2012|Jeopardy!|TV TO MOVIE ROLES|$600|medium|When 'The Dukes of Hazzard' hit the big screen, she wore the short shorts as Daisy Duke|Jessica Simpson
17/03/2010|Jeopardy!|HARDWARE|$1000|hard|Hyphenated brand name for locking pliers that hold what is being worked on in place|Vise-Grip
09/05/2008|Jeopardy!|GET A JOB!|$400|easy|For a ballet or a Broadway show, this person creates & arranges the dances|a choreographer
19/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S WHO IN THE WORLD|$1200|hard|His entry features his books 'Odin Den' Ivana Denisovicha' & 'Arkhipelag Gulag'|Solzhenitsyn
31/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS IN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES|$2000|hard|Longing in Ljubljana|love (from Slovenia)
18/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS ON FILM|$2000|hard|As Jareth, the goblin king, in 'Labyrinth'|David Bowie
18/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ONE OF THESE KINGS IS NOT LIKE THE OTHERS|$800|hard|Frederick the Great, Ivan the Terrible, Peter the Great|Frederick the Great
07/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LEANN RHYMES?|$1600|hard|'By the power of Grayskull!' Prince Adam becomes this hero|He-Man
08/09/1997|Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$300|easy|Michael, Joan, Broderick|Crawford
10/10/2002|Jeopardy!|GOOD FOR A DAY OFF|$1000|hard|Pilgrimage participants plan to arrive in this city before the sixth day of Dhul-Hijjah|Mecca
21/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE SPORT'S GOVERNING BODY|$1600|hard|The ISF (it's big in Japan)|sumo
26/05/2009|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL MILITARY THERAPY SESSIONS|$800|hard|I was relieved as Supreme Gen. of the Union Army in March 1862; I may be paranoid, but I think Burnside's after my job|McClellan
10/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ROYAL WOMEN|$400|easy|Christopher Marlowe lived his whole life as her subject|Elizabeth I
17/06/2005|Jeopardy!|CAVES|$200|easy|One of the seven wonders of Barbados, Harrison's Cave is rich in formations of these hanging objects|stalactites
03/01/2000|Jeopardy!|CALL ME STEVE|$200|easy|He threw 6 touchdown passes when the 49ers beat the Chargers in Super Bowl XXIX|Steve Young
30/01/2004|Jeopardy!|JAWS|$200|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew)  After going months over schedule here at Martha's Vineyard, he feared he might never direct another movie|Steven Spielberg
11/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THERE ARE PLACES|$2000|hard|Canadian territorial capital a lady in Banbury Cross might like to ride|Whitehorse
10/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOTHERS & SONS|$1600|hard|This 1988 film in which a teenage boy kidnaps Elvis for his mother bears the name of Elvis' first big hit|Heartbreak Hotel
10/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PROBLEMS, PROBLEMS|$800|hard|Ferdinand von Lindemann proved the problem of 'squaring' this with compass & ruler was impossible|the circle
19/02/2009|Jeopardy!|KIDS DON'T REALIZE|$1000|hard|Just try to explain to kids the name of this puppet pal of Mister Rogers is a clever nod to Cervantes|Donkey Hodie
29/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$2000|hard|It's a vessel or duct, like the deferens one|a vas
14/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|UNWANTED DISTINCTIONS|$1600|hard|Ireland (not us profligate Americans) is ranked highest in amount of this related to GDP: 1,305%|debt
11/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ODDPODGE|$2000|hard|A lithophone is a percussion instrument made of this; there's one in Vietnam that's 6,000 years old|stone
22/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE|$800|hard|This existentialist's play 'The Flies', or 'Les Mouches', debuted in Nazi-occupied Paris in 1943|Jean-Paul Sartre
24/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE SAME OLD TUNE|$800|hard|'My Country 'Tis Of Queen'|'My Country, 'Tis Of Thee' & 'God Save The Queen'
15/10/2007|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS IN JEOPARDY|$400|easy|Amsterdam Island in the Indian Ocean, 1,800 mi. from any cont., has a rare type of this wandering seabird|the albatross
18/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'B' PREPARED|$1200|hard|This subfamily of mammals also includes buffaloes, bison & kudus|bovine
26/03/2001|Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$300|easy|A Hungarian stew, or a hodgepodge of items|Goulash
17/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY DISGUISES|$800|hard|Shakespeare's male-disguised heroines, like Rosalind in this play, were originally played by boys|As You Like It
23/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL MIDDLE INITIALS|$1200|hard|G.|(Warren) Gamaliel (Harding)
24/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES SCIENCE TIMES|$400|easy|A November 2006 issue reported a higher risk of recurrent strep throat in kids who haven't had this operation|a tonsillectomy
30/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TEAMS' RETIRED JERSEYS|$400|easy|Bob Cousy's 14 & John Havlicek's 17 were honored by this storied franchise|the Boston Celtics
28/07/2011|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS IN ITALIAN|$600|medium|That's the scariest ragno, one of these, I've ever seen! Don't tell Signorina Muffet|a spider
07/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK GODS|$2000|hard|Near the temples of Apollo at Delos is a temple dedicated to this goddess of the hunt, Apollo's sister|Artemis
01/10/1998|Jeopardy!|SECOND PLACE|$100|easy|It's the second place award in an Olympic event|Silver medal
19/12/2008|Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE SHAKESPEARE QUOTE|$200|easy|First witch: 'When shall we three meet again in thunder, lightning, or in ____?'|rain
08/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HAWAII|$1200|hard|Known as the 'Napoleon of the Pacific', he united the islands by 1810 & forged them into a kingdom|King Kamehameha
13/01/2004|Jeopardy!|STATE STUFF|$400|easy|This 'Home on the Range' animal 'roams' across Indiana's state seal|buffalo
04/10/1999|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$100|easy|In April 1999 Harvard announced plans to formally absorb this women's college|Radcliffe
22/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$1200|hard|'Matlock' & 'Designing Women' were both set in this state capital|Atlanta
14/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHO LET THE DOGS OUT?|$400|easy|Like ducks, the Portuguese water dog & the Chesapeake Bay retreiver have this distinctive kind of feet|webbed
18/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DAMN, I'VE GOT GREAT PLUMAGE|$800|hard|This adjective in the name of the owl seen here also applies to its Arctic home|Snowy
26/03/2007|Jeopardy!|DOROTHY PARKER|$200|easy|Legend has it Clare Boothe Luce said, 'Age before beauty' to Parker, whose reply was 'Pearls before' this|swine
26/07/2007|Jeopardy!|THE DISNEY CHANNEL|$600|medium|The Diffy family from the year 2121 gets stuck in our century on this show|Phil of the Future
04/03/1999|Jeopardy!|HINTS FROM HELOISE|$100|easy|Put these in the freezer for 15 minutes before you slice them so they won't make you cry|Onions
01/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN COUNTRIES|$800|hard|A few islets in the Pescadores, Quemoy & Matsu & this larger island form the Republic of China|Taiwan
10/07/1998|Jeopardy!|FACIAL EXPRESSIONS|$300|easy|'Little pitchers have big' ones|Ears
23/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$800|hard|This bone is located on the thumb side of the forearm|the radius
30/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE JAMES|$2000|hard|...who was known as the 'Hoosier Poet'|(James Whitcomb) Riley
30/05/2011|Jeopardy!|A NOVEL CATEGORY|$1000|hard|'The Ghost Writer' & 'Exit Ghost' are 2 of the novels featuring this author's alter ego Nathan Zuckerman|Phillip Roth
06/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE LANGUAGE OF LOVE|$400|easy|This Roundtable gal quipped, 'Four be the things I'd been better without: love, curiosity, freckles and doubt'|Dorothy Parker
12/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ADAPTATIONS|$400|easy|This Bogart-Bergman film is better remembered than its source, the play 'Everybody Comes to Rick's'|Casablanca
12/10/2005|Jeopardy!|OLD TESTAMENT HEROES|$1000|hard|After he told his people, 'Shout, for the Lord hath given you the city', the walls of Jericho came tumbling down|Joshua
12/03/2001|Jeopardy!|IT TAKES “TOO”|$300|easy|Lookin' like a beaver|buck-toothed
16/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$2000|hard|To Astrophel, she was a 'star' (6)|Stella
24/02/2004|Jeopardy!|HARRISON FORD MOVIES|$200|easy|'Snakes.  Why'd it have to be snakes?'|Raiders of the Lost Ark
13/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HIGH SCHOOL ORIENTATION|$800|hard|It's a tradition for girls to ask guys to this dance, which bears a woman's name|Sadie Hawkins Dance
02/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DEAD LINES|$1600|hard|In 'Rabbit is Rich', he wrote, 'the great thing about the dead, they make space'|Updike
22/02/2008|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S FOR DESSERT?|$800|hard|The name of this dessert is from the French for 'to blow' or 'to puff'; the hot air trapped inside is what makes it rise|soufflé
19/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE ME TO YOUR LEADER|$2000|hard|This Pakistani president has maintained his close ties with the United States|Musharraf
19/07/2004|Jeopardy!|LONI, DONNY OR YANNI|$1000|hard|Born in Kalamata in 1954|Yanni
02/02/1996|Jeopardy!|SPEAK OF THE DEVIL|$500|medium|This poisonous weed named for Jamestown, Virginia, is also known as devil's trumpet|Jimson Weed
15/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HIGH SCHOOL NAMES|$800|hard|A Washington-area high school bears the name of this Senators pitcher, 'The Big Train'|Walter Johnson
31/03/2008|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$200|easy|Jack Palance's character is described as 'a saddlebag with eyes' in this 1991 comedy|City Slickers
21/01/2005|Jeopardy!|KILL BILL: VOL. 1|$400|easy|This former 'Ziegfeld follies' humorist died in 1935 in an Alaskan plane crash|Will Rogers
11/12/2009|Jeopardy!|FLAGS|$400|easy|This Southern Hemisphere country's flag is seen here|New Zealand
15/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLYMPICS|$600|medium|The Olympic motto, 'Citius Altius Fortius',translates to 'Swifter, Higher' & this|Stronger
07/03/2001|Jeopardy!|'DIS'INTEGRATION|$200|easy|To hop down from your camel or horse|Dismount
03/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ROCKS & MINERALS|$200|easy|Marbles made of this mineral are popularly called aggies|agate
14/04/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 4 BEATLES|$1000|hard|Ringo had a part in this 1984 movie that Paul wrote & starred in|Give My Regards to Broad Street
16/04/1999|Jeopardy!|TV GUIDE|$800|hard|(Hi, I'm Renee Jones from 'Days of our Lives')  I made my acting debut on this TV series about a white basketball coach at a tough inner-city school|The White Shadow
18/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TV STARS|$600|medium|He's gone comically where no alien has gone before as Dick Solomon|John Lithgow
15/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$600|medium|In 1996 this children's magazine that features Goofus & Gallant celebrated its 50th anniversary|Highlights
22/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$2000|hard|Mr. Blackwell said she 'dresses like the centerfold for the Farmer's Almanac... definitely not 'a good thing''|Martha Stewart
04/01/2007|Jeopardy!|GETTING BIBLICAL|$600|medium|In the 1953 film version of this Biblical dancer's life, Rita Hayworth tries to save John the Baptist's life, not take it|Salome
17/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HERO SANDWICH|$1200|hard|Law west of the _____ _____ Moyers|Pecos Bill
12/03/2008|Jeopardy!|OPENING LINES OF SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|Roderigo: 'Tush, never tell me; I take it much unkindly that thou, Iago...'|Othello
20/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|FOODS|$400|easy|On the market since 1896, it wasn't until 1912 that they included prizes|Cracker-Jacks
05/10/2001|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN-AMERICAN FIRSTS|$500|medium|In 1950 this U.N. mediator became the first African-American to win the Nobel Peace Prize|Dr. Ralph Bunche
09/07/1999|Jeopardy!|& A BIBLE PERSON TO BE NAMED LATER|$300|easy|'The Prince of Egypt' says Seti gave the order to kill the newborn Hebrews & adopted this Hebrew boy|Moses
03/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BIG CITY MAYORS|$800|hard|Richard M. Daley|Chicago
13/07/2007|Jeopardy!|TO INJURY|$600|medium|A WWII platoon leader in Italy, this future presidential candidate was severely wounded in April 1945|Bob Dole
14/03/2008|Final Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|None|None|In 2001 a 5,861-gallon version of this drink was served up at a Jimmy Buffett-owned place in Orlando|a margarita
06/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$1000|hard|This Dutch humanist's 1524 work 'On Free Will' was an attack on Martin Luther|Erasmus
02/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE TEENS|$1000|hard|While a student at Hot Springs High, he played tenor sax in a jazz combo called Three Blind Mice|Bill Clinton
10/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ROYALTY ON BROADWAY|$400|easy|Dashaun Young is now playing this hero who's destined to be 'The Lion King'|Simba
04/02/2010|Jeopardy!|THEY ARE THE CHAMPIONS|$600|medium|In 2009, this school's Gators won their second BCS title in 3 years|Florida
22/12/1999|Jeopardy!|THE GREAT LAKES|$500|medium|This Frenchman's interpreter actually saw the Great Lakes first, but the boss got the credit|Samuel de Champlain
25/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NHL, NBA, NFL OR ALL 3|$800|hard|Uses a center|all 3
07/07/2004|Jeopardy!|BROWN|$200|easy|Usual meal you're headed to when 'brown bagging' it|lunch
31/12/1999|Jeopardy!|STARS ON THE MAP|$100|easy|Located on the Thames River, it's been Europe's largest city since around 1700|London
13/11/2008|Jeopardy!|ALL YOU NEED IS GOV.|$600|medium|Jon Corzine|New Jersey
05/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE WAR OF 1812|$200|easy|By the dawn's early light of Sept. 14, 1814, the U.S. flag was still flying over this Baltimore fort|Fort McHenry
10/10/2007|Jeopardy!|PREFIXES|$800|hard|It puts the fire before -technics & -mania|pyro-
19/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE POET|$800|hard|'Do not go gentle into that good night, old age should burn and rave at close of day'|Dylan Thomas
16/06/2004|Jeopardy!|FRUIT|$1400|hard|Its name refers to the resemblance of its blossom end to a human umbilicus|navel orange
21/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LYRICS OF NO.1 HITS|$1600|hard|1979: 'At first I was afraid, I was petrified, kept thinking I could never live without you by my side'|I Will Survive
10/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$400|easy|Like Whistler, this 'American Gothic' artist painted his own mother, in 'Woman With Plants'|(Grant) Wood
03/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL PASSION|$2000|hard|In the red uakari, a South American species of this, males want to be as red-faced as possible to attract females|monkey
30/05/1997|Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$100|easy|Ed, Eugene, Tip|O'Neill
27/12/1999|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RHYME TIME|$400|easy|Kilmer's comrades|Val's pals
01/06/1999|Jeopardy!|SISTER CITIES|$200|easy|Fort Lauderdale linked up with Medellin; Miami linked with this capital of Colombia|Bogota
05/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE METRIC EQUIVALENT|$600|medium|.3937 inches|Centimeter
08/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ABSTRACT ART|$800|hard|To see landmark abstract works like O'Keeffe's 'Abstraction Blue' head for this NYC museum|the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA)
29/01/1998|Jeopardy!|NEW JERSEYITES|$500|medium|This Trenton-born Colorado explorer was killed in an 1813 assault on York, Canada; he was 'piqued'|(Zebulon) Pike
27/03/2000|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN DATEBOOK|$500|medium|On May 26, 1978 the first legal casino in the continental U.S. outside of Nevada opened in this state|New Jersey (Atlantic City)
18/06/1998|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$100|easy|One of the signers of Israel's Declaration of Independence, she became prime minister in 1969|Golda Meir
30/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HI 'YO'|$1200|hard|This Orange County, Calif. city was the birthplace of Richard Nixon & is also home to his presidential library|Yorba Linda
24/06/1998|Jeopardy!|'F' WORDS|$200|easy|It's also called the crazy bone, which sounds 'humerus' to us|Funny bone
10/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|DAVY CROCKETT|$1200|hard|Some believe that Crockett & a few others survived the battle of the Alamo but were executed by this Mexican general|Santa Anna
22/03/2000|Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN TIME TRAVEL|$100|easy|In 1949 Bing Crosby played this title New Englander who travels back to a time of knights & ladies|A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court
24/03/1997|Jeopardy!|AVIATION|$300|easy|Superfortress was another name for this type of plane that dropped the atomic bombs in 1945|the B-29
16/01/2004|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$1000|hard|This capital is also the seat of Kennebec County|Augusta, Maine
09/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL GAS|$800|hard|Beethoven wrote a sonata & Tchaikovsky a symphony with this pity-evoking title|Pathétique
16/11/1995|Jeopardy!|HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS|$100|easy|The name of this famous street is French for 'Avenue of the Elysian Fields'|Champs-Elysees
30/03/1990|Jeopardy!|SALADS|$600|medium|In Europe salad may follow the main course because vinegar dressings can conflict with the taste of this|wine
23/02/2011|Jeopardy!|TEENAGE DREAM|$800|hard|You may dream of taking a cruise through this artificial waterway that connects the Atlantic & Pacific|the Panama Canal
15/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BLONDIE|$400|easy|In this sitcom's theme song, 'All of them had hair of gold like their mother, the youngest one in curls'|The Brady Bunch
10/05/1999|Jeopardy!|MOVIE MANIA|$100|easy|Matthew Broderick & 2 friends skip school & roam around Chicago in this 1986 comedy|Ferris Bueller's Day Off
12/02/2001|Jeopardy!|IN GOD'S NAME|$300|easy|Name of the passionate pipe-playing god portrayed here|Pan
01/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|UNIQUELY AMERICAN LITERATURE|$800|hard|A battle to keep a girl from the clutches of Satan takes place in this William Peter Blatty novel that turned heads in '71|The Exorcist
26/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|NAVIGATION|$600|medium|For centuries, navigators have used 2 stars in Ursa Major to point the way to this star|Polaris (or the North Star)
12/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|She based the characters of Anne & Robert in her novel 'The Mandarins' on herself & Jean-Paul Sartre|Simone de Beauvoir
26/02/2009|Jeopardy!|NFL TEAM NICKNAMES|$1000|hard|The Bolts|the San Diego Chargers
22/03/1994|Jeopardy!|ALASKA|$100|easy|This capital city has an area of over 3,000 square miles & a population of under 30,000|Juneau
19/04/2001|Jeopardy!|GLOBAL NUMBERS|$300|easy|Countries of the world that begin with X|0
25/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DR. OZ|$1200|hard|(Dr. Oz delivers the clue.) Controlled in the hypothalamus, this set of chemical processes slows down when you mindlessly slash your food intake, so you end up storing more fat|metabolism
12/03/1997|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$100|easy|To knock down General George S.|Flatten Patton
01/06/1998|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$300|easy|In hopes that Germany would help finance its railroad, North Dakota named its capital this|Bismarck
10/03/2008|Jeopardy!|THE CANARY ISLANDS|$400|easy|On his 3 15th century voyages to the New World, his ships stopped off at the Canary Islands for supplies|Columbus
19/11/1987|Final Jeopardy!|RULERS|None|None|The only name shared by four consecutive kings of England|George (I - IV)
17/05/2004|Jeopardy!|OF THE 'RING's|$1000|hard|It's another name for the game called quoits|ring toss
10/01/2011|Jeopardy!|I'M YOUR LOCAL SPORTS GUY|$1000|hard|Covering this player for Detroit's WDIV was an adventure|Dennis Rodman
29/05/2008|Jeopardy!|LITERARY LOCALES|$200|easy|A barbecue takes place at Twelve Oaks, the Wilkes family plantation, in Chapter VI of this novel|Gone With the Wind
11/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FILM RENOIR|$200|easy|Renoir's 'Boudu Sauve Des Eaux', about a bum saved from drowning, was remade in 1986 as this Nick Nolte comedy|Down And Out In Beverly Hills
23/01/2012|Jeopardy!|THAT'S TREASON!|$400|easy|He tried to surrender West Point, a key to the Hudson River Valley|Benedict Arnold
12/07/2010|Jeopardy!|WAGES|$800|hard|Surgeons average a whopping $206,770 a year; these other cutters who covered the job in the Middle Ages, just $26,610|a barber
15/11/1989|Jeopardy!|JOURNALISM|$300|easy|Sime Silverman, editor of this weekly trade paper, coined the headline 'Sticks Nix Hick Pix'|Variety
05/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ASIAN NATIONS|$400|easy|Seen here is the flag of this nation, made up of 25 states, 7 territories, and 1 billion souls|India
13/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|STATE FLAGS|$1000|hard|It's the only state whose flag features the British Union Jack|Hawaii
04/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ABLE ANIMALS|$1600|hard|Some moths are able to detect chemical love signals called these up to 7 miles away|pheromones
29/11/2004|Jeopardy!|1804|$200|easy|This inventor's Feb. 7, 1804 birth made William & Sarah his plowed, er, proud parents|John Deere
04/11/2004|Jeopardy!|GUNSMOKE|$800|hard|This U.S. state's official seal shows a man holding a gun & standing on a peninsula|Michigan
30/11/2006|Jeopardy!|COLUMBIA|$800|hard|Columbia made the original Segal-Fonda version of this couple caper & the Carrey-Leoni remake|Fun with Dick & Jane
15/03/2011|Jeopardy!|JULIUS CAESAR|$3000|hard|It took from 58 to 50 B.C., but Caesar decisively overcame this fractious French region|Gaul
11/10/2006|Jeopardy!|LABOR|$600|medium|In 1955 2 labor organizations combined to form this; George Meany became its first president|the AFL-CIO
16/11/1987|Jeopardy!|AKA|$200|easy|Frank Paul Lovecchio; he rode a 'Mule Train' to fame|Frankie Laine
05/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$800|hard|Since 300 A.D., this region of N.E. France has been traded 7 times by Germany and France|Alsace-Lorraine
09/11/1990|Jeopardy!|YEARS|$500|medium|The French & Indian War was known by this name in Europe|the 7 Years War
20/12/2004|Jeopardy!|FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT|$200|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew stands by a table with architectural drawings on it in the Frank Lloyd Wright home in Oak Park.)  A colleague said Wright maneuvered his T-square with beautiful dexterity in this activity for which this room is named|drafting
11/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS OF THE '60S|$400|easy|1966 was a bloody year with Capote's 'In Cold Blood' & this Asimov tale of a trip through the bloodstream|Fantastic Voyage
17/01/2000|Jeopardy!|ROYAL NICKNAMES|$200|easy|Michael Jackson bestowed this royal nickname upon himself, but many agree it is accurate|King of Pop
26/01/2001|Jeopardy!|BEATLES' SONGS IN OTHER WORDS|$100|easy|'Jaundiced U-Boat'|Yellow Submarine
30/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AN E FOR AN I|$2000|hard|'To replenish' becomes 'to knock down'|to fill & to fell
24/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH HODGEPODGE|$200|easy|She choreographed the Jacksons' 'Torture' video before becoming a singing star herself|Paula Abdul
21/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF POTPOURRI|$2000|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew stands with a mariachi band in the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico.)  Add 3 letters to 'guitar' to get the name of this bass guitar used in Mexican music|guitarron
21/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|JERRY SPRINGER'S BIBLE SHOW|$600|medium|Samson brought the house down when she tricked him into appearing on the 'No More Secrets!' show|Delilah
11/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SAUL BELLOW'S LIBRARY|$200|easy|Mr. Bellow calls this 'Pip' of a Dickens novel 'The story of a mild young man on the make'|Great Expectations
07/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TEAM PLAYERS|$800|hard|A Georgia native who wants war|Atlanta Hawk
05/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GIVE 'UP'|$800|hard|He won a Pulitzer in 1982 for his novel 'Rabbit is Rich'|John Updike
16/12/1998|Jeopardy!|ANOTHER NAME FOR|$200|easy|The shorter of the 2 names by which Americans know this country where you'll find The Hague|Holland
23/07/2009|Jeopardy!|'MOTOR' HEAD|$400|easy|A chatterbox|a motormouth
19/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND WASHINGTON, D.C.|$2500|hard|It was once known as 'Presidents Park' but perhaps this name for it looks better on a 'Marquis'|Lafayette Park
03/05/2004|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE A, B, Cs|$600|medium|If you hear laughter, you may be hearing this son of Abraham & Sarah whose name means 'laughter'|Isaac
14/07/2004|Jeopardy!|GOING NATIONAL|$1000|hard|Measles & shepherd|German
17/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AIRPORT NAMES|$2000|hard|The airport at Latacunga in this country is called Cotopaxi, though the city has suffered from the Cotopaxi volcano|Ecuador
21/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL PRIME NUMBERS|$800|hard|ABBA: 'You are the dancing queen, young & sweet, only ____'|17
01/07/2008|Jeopardy!|GAMBLING|$800|hard|(Cheryl plays a new game.) The deck in this game, which originated with Asian immigrants, has a 53rd card: a joker, which can be used as a wild card|pai gow
20/02/2009|Jeopardy!|THE HUSTLER|$200|easy|This athlete's aggressiveness on the basepath garnered him the nickname 'Charlie Hustle'|Pete Rose
12/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MEET THE BEETLES|$400|easy|Of 3,000, 30,000, or 300,000, the approximate number of beetle species in the world|300,000
24/10/1997|Jeopardy!|MAN MEETS TOON|$400|easy|In 'The Three Caballeros', Donald Duck dances with this 'Brazilian Bombshell''s sister Aurora|Carmen Miranda
10/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ROYAL WOMEN|$800|hard|This country's Jagiellonian University was largely built by Queen Jadwiga|Poland
08/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FAR AND AWAY|$800|hard|Alice Springs in the Australian Outback is the starting point for the 5-hour drive to see this remote monolith|Ayers Rock
22/11/1999|Jeopardy!|SHIRLEY|$500|medium|'Moonraker' is one of the 3 James Bond movies that have featured her singing over the title sequence|Shirley Bassey
16/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'HO'|$700|hard|They're the Arkansas cities where Bill Clinton was born & where he grew up|Hope & Hot Springs
26/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE WRITER|$400|easy|In 1936 this Jazz Age author detailed his physical & spiritual collapse in 'The Crack-Up'|Fitzgerald
12/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ROBERT FROST BITES|$1600|hard|'Two roads' did this 'in a wood, and I--I took the one less traveled by'|diverged
05/05/1997|Jeopardy!|WORLD PRESS|$400|easy|El Periodico de Catalunya is the second-largest newspaper serving this second-largest Spanish city|Barcelona
18/09/2006|Jeopardy!|RONALD REAGAN|$400|easy|Reagan was in his 50s in 1962 when he joined this organization founded in 1854|the Republican Party
29/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BELOW THE WAIST|$600|medium|3 to 5 vertebrae fuse to form the tailbone, also called this for its resemblance to a cuckoo's beak|Coccyx
10/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1600|hard|Legendary large pool player who 'Ain't Misbehavin'' in the world of jazz music|Minnesota Fats Waller
25/12/2000|Jeopardy!|A CHRISTMAS SONGBOOK|$100|easy|They're the 4 words that precede 'All is calm, all is bright'|Silent Night, Holy Night
14/09/1999|Jeopardy!|NAPOLEON|$400|easy|Napoleon got to take 600 guardsmen with him to his first exile on this isle|Elba
01/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BROADCAST|$1000|hard|Bud Paxson, who founded PAX TV in 1998, set up this buyer's delight in 1982|Home Shopping Network
20/02/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S. AIRPORT DESIGNATIONS|$400|easy|SFO|San Francisco
24/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'B'EOPLE|$1200|hard|From 1992-99 he was CNN's senior White House correspondent covering the tenure of President Clinton|(Wolf) Blitzer
07/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECTOR'S'|$400|easy|'War of the Worlds' & 'Munich'|Steven Spielberg
03/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FILL THE BILL|$200|easy|Sitcom star, author & creator of Fat Albert|Bill Cosby
16/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|$600|medium|He tells his 10-year-old sister Phoebe that he wants to be a 'catcher in the rye'|Holden Caulfield
13/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD RELIGION|$1600|hard|The name of these oldest sacred books of Hinduism means 'knowledge'|Vedas
10/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S FIRSTS|$1200|hard|Registering as K. Switzer, in 1967 Kathrine Switzer became the first woman to officially enter & run this race|the Boston Marathon
19/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|English Quaker colonialist who teams up for a funny Vegas magic act|William Penn & Teller
04/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|ODD CUSTOMS|$200|easy|Waving American-style is an insult in this Hellenic country|Greece
30/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE CON FILM FESTIVAL|$1600|hard|Gabriel Byrne, Stephen Baldwin, Benicio del Toro, Kevin Pollak & Kevin Spacey are the title figures of this 1995 film|The Usual Suspects
29/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS BENCHMARKS|$1000|hard|In 1992 the Ritz-Carlton hotel company won this cabinet dept's Malcolm Baldridge Quality Award|Department of Commerce
25/11/1998|Jeopardy!|THE SOLAR SYSTEM|$500|medium|It's nothing to fear, but this inner & larger of Mars' 2 moons orbits the planet every 7.65 hours|Phobos
07/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GEORGE BERNARD SHAW|$1200|hard|Act II of 'Major Barbara' opens at one of this 'Army's' shelters, on a cold January morning|the Salvation Army
11/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH SCRAMBLE|$400|easy|I'm grateful:  CRIME|merci
15/10/2001|Jeopardy!|THE HISTORY CHANNEL|$100|easy|In 'Earth Movers', the prototype of this modern machine is described here|bulldozer
28/01/2005|Jeopardy!|PHRASES THAT SELL|$400|easy|'Be all that you can be' in this military branch|the Army
23/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS' RELATIVES|$400|easy|Since Judith Krantz was this puppeteer's sister-in-law, guess that made her Lamb Chop's aunt|(Shari) Lewis
21/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE HOUSES SEARS BUILT|$800|hard|Sears homes can be found in all the 48 contiguous states; Carlinville SW of Springfield in this state has the most|Illinois
16/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|GERMAN CUISINE|$1000|hard|This fruit is the main ingredient in the cold soup kirschkaltschale|Cherries
02/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO A DOG BREED|$1800|hard|If Gerhard Schroder guarded a flock of animals of the family bovidae, he could be considered this|a German shepherd
30/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN COUNTRY BY CITIES|$800|hard|Bergen, Trondheim|Norway
19/01/2000|Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$405|medium|Its 'Extra Dry' was the first aerosol antiperspirant in the U.S.|Arrid
05/09/1997|Jeopardy!|BORN IN THE '60S|$500|medium|29-year-old Melinda French, a manager at this company, married its chairman January 1, 1994|Microsoft
05/10/1999|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL BARTENDERS|$200|easy|Paolo is the new bar manager on this title TV ship; Isaac was its bartender in the '70s|The Love Boat
17/11/1994|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$100|easy|Safes, a type of these desert formations, are often many miles long & several hundred feet high|sand dunes
17/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|1980s BESTSELLERS|$1200|hard|In 1982 & '83, he had back-to-back bestsellers with 'Foundation's Edge' & 'The Robots of Dawn'|(Isaac) Asimov
23/07/2007|Jeopardy!|THEY USED TO BE CHEERLEADERS|$800|hard|These 2 stars of 'Desperate Housewives' were high school cheerleaders (Hint: they're both brunettes)|Eva Longoria and Teri Hatcher
14/10/2009|Jeopardy!|SPORTS SHORTS 2009|$400|easy|Players from this country won every title at the world table tennis championships|China
09/11/2004|Jeopardy!|FIRST NAME'S THE SAME|$200|easy|Wagner, Holmes, Couric|Katie
02/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR-WINNING DIRECTORS OF THE '60S|$1200|hard|'The Graduate'|Mike Nichols
15/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AMPHIBIANS|$1600|hard|Many caecilians have these in their skin, like snakes, which they resemble, but unlike most other amphibians|scales
15/10/2007|Jeopardy!|SPORTS JOES|$200|easy|In a nice 2-year run, he married Marilyn in 1954 & was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in '55|Joe DiMaggio
16/04/1998|Jeopardy!|STATE FLAGS|$500|medium|[flag]|South Carolina
02/02/1999|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LITERATURE|$500|medium|This Kenneth Grahame novel began as a series of bedtime tales told to his son starting in 1904|The Wind In The Willows
14/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FROM A TO Y|$1000|hard|A cerebral hemmorhage, or a fit of rage|Apoplexy
10/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$800|hard|Man-made metal 1st positively identified in 1958 & named for a Swedish inventor; it has no known use|Nobelium
05/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MALL OF AMERICA|$400|easy|First off, maybe you & Mom should get a comfortable pair of sneakers from the 'Kids' & 'Lady' divisions of this store|Foot Locker
26/12/2008|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS RAYS|$400|easy|One of the great jazz trios had Oscar Peterson on piano, Ed Thigpen on drums & Ray Brown plucking this|bass
05/12/2001|Jeopardy!|YOGI BERRA: PHILOSOPHER|$200|easy|Completes Yogi's simple but profound statement 'It ain't over 'til...'|it's over
04/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|YOU GO, GIRL!|$2000|hard|Female name given to the fossil found by Donald Johanson in Hadar, Ethiopia in 1974|Lucy
19/11/1985|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$500|medium|Though John Duns Scotus was considered a great philosopher, his followers were later called this|dunces
25/06/2003|Jeopardy!|GRAVE MATTERS|$200|easy|In October 1977 both his & his mother's remains were moved from Forest Hill Cemetery to Graceland|Elvis Presley
08/11/2006|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK ARCHITECTURE|$800|hard|Frank Lloyd Wright intended for visitors to begin at the top & move downward through this art museum|the Guggenheim
23/03/2005|Jeopardy!|HOMELAND SECURITY|$600|medium|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from JFK Airport in New York.)  It's the 'I' in ICE, the Homeland Security department that confiscated these drugs & money|Immigration
14/03/2005|Jeopardy!|'BIG' DEAL|$800|hard|Technically, this digit is the hallux|the big toe
07/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN-AMERICAN AUTHORS|$400|easy|'Juneteenth', the long-awaited second novel by this black author, was published posthumously in 1999|Ralph Ellison
29/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|20 YEARS FROM NOW|$600|medium|In 2018, Tiffany I breaks tradition by becoming the first female one of these 'Bishops of Rome'|the pope
24/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|POETIC FORMS|$400|easy|Pindar was famous for this 3-letter type of poem|an ode
11/12/1984|Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$500|medium|He may disagree with Gene Siskel, but he won '75 Pulitzer Prize for Film Criticism|Roger Ebert
17/09/2001|Jeopardy!|FOR OLD CRIMES' SAKE|$700|hard|The man who shot Alexander Hamilton in a duel was vice president under this man|Thomas Jefferson
26/11/1997|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$400|easy|Enrico Dandalo was in his 80s when he was elected Doge of this city in 1192|Venice
18/03/2009|Jeopardy!|CHALLENGING THE BARTENDER|$200|easy|Barkeep, if you've never heard of a Moscow mule you can probably still guess this is its primary liquor|vodka
16/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NEW WEAPONS|$800|hard|The 'Storm Shadow' is a new British version of this type of low-altitude, radar-evading missile|a cruise missile
02/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|EXTREME TAKEOVER|$1200|hard|1206-1227: Under this man, the Mongols kill millions seizing an empire from the Black Sea to the Pacific|Genghis Khan
12/12/2011|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN POETS|$200|easy|He published the first edition of 'Leaves of Grass' at his own expense & even set some of the type for it|(Walt) Whitman
23/09/2011|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS KINDA 'IFF'-Y|$400|easy|Fashionably bared area seen here|a midriff
21/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'J' PEG|$1200|hard|French gentil, meaning 'nice', gave us this word for a stylish angle at which you might wear your hat|jaunty
30/01/2003|Jeopardy!|'C' FOR YOURSELF|$400|easy|A trial by military personnel|court-martial
23/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WE'RE OFF TO SEE THE LIZARD|$1200|hard|The blue coloring attracts predators to this lizard's tail, which it can shed at will; don't think, say...|skink
30/01/2004|Final Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL FAMILIES|None|None|The Time Almanac lists only the children from his 1772 marriage, but says there's DNA evidence of more|Thomas Jefferson
28/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$400|easy|Thorvald Ericson, this Norse seafarer's brother, was fatally wounded by a native arrow c. 1007|Leif Ericson
08/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HAWAIIAN AGRICULTURE|$1200|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew presents the clue from Molokai.) High-temperature, forced-air treatment is used to kill any insect larvae in fruits as part of this, also a term for isolating contagious humans|quarantine
12/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SPEAK OF THE DICKENS!|$1200|hard|This character in 'Oliver Twist' is 'as roystering and swaggering a young gentleman as ever stood four feet six'|the Artful Dodger
27/04/2010|Jeopardy!|ZOMBIELAND|$600|medium|In this infamously awful numerical 1959 Ed Wood film, aliens 'Plan' to turn all of Earth into zombieland|Plan 9 from Outer Space
05/01/2009|Jeopardy!|WOOD YOU OR WOODN'T YOU?|$400|easy|This word precedes Falls & Rapids in Iowa city names|Cedar
15/03/2010|Jeopardy!|LINENS & THINGS|$800|hard|Named for an 18th century London draper, it's a small, lacy, ornamental cloth|a doily
13/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CITY OF THE DAY: BIRMINGHAM|$800|hard|In its Oct. 2001 issue, this mag ranked B'ham's Highlands Bar & Grill among the top 5 restaurants in the U.S.|Gourmet
07/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLD WEST|$1000|hard|The Great Plains, last great frontier to be exploited, was opened up by this Act of 1862|the Homestead Act
15/06/1998|Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$500|medium|'Manus manum lavat' is the Latin equivalent of this proverb|One hand washes the other
17/07/2009|Jeopardy!|STORY TIME|$600|medium|This E.B. White guy 'is no ordinary mouse... he lives in New York City with his parents (&) his older brother George'|Stuart Little
24/03/2006|Jeopardy!|'RAP' SHEET|$1000|hard|This archaic term for a mischievous or annoying child can also mean a rogue or scamp|a rapscallion
28/10/2002|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN CITIES|$600|medium|This city on Lake Michigan is 'The Beer Capital of America'|Milwaukee
21/10/2002|Jeopardy!|LOOK WHO'S TALKING|$600|medium|1936: 'Between two evils, I always pick the one I never tried before'|Mae West
03/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$200|easy|Implicated in a plot to kill Hitler, this 'Desert Fox' committed suicide rather than stand trial|Erwin Rommel
18/12/2008|Jeopardy!|SPOTTED CREATURES|$1000|hard|Looking like a cross between a cat & a possum, the spotted quoll of Australia belongs to this order of mammals|a marsupial
28/09/1998|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$300|easy|Okolehao is an 80-proof liquor made from the mash of the ti plant in this U.S. state|Hawaii
30/01/1990|Jeopardy!|1980S TELEVISION|$300|easy|In this series Scott Bakula takes big leaps through time winding up in other people's bodies|Quantum Leap
14/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$1000|hard|It's believed that these jugs were named for a character in an 18th century ballad|Toby Jugs
09/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT FICTION|$500|medium|This Brad Pitt film was based on Norman MacLean's fly-fishing novella of the same name|A River Runs Through It
23/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TOTAL DRAMA!|$400|easy|This Rostand verse drama is named for a 17th c. nobleman known for his bold adventures & large nose|Cyrano de Bergerac
31/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL FACTS|$1200|hard|During the Vietnam War, LBJ dreamed he was this WWI president after the stroke|Wilson
06/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH TV|$200|easy|Jon Provost, who played this dog's second owner 1957-1964, returned for a 'new' 1989-1991 series|Lassie
14/04/2005|Jeopardy!|ALSO A CANDY|$1000|hard|Ninepins|skittles
12/05/2003|Jeopardy!|LIMERICKS|$200|easy|Here's a sartorial story There was a young man of the cape, who always wore trousers of crepe, when asked don't they tear, he replied here and there, but they keep such a beautiful ____|shape
20/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MUST 'T' TV|$800|hard|Roma & Della help bring about mortal miracles|Touched by an Angel
03/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTIAL MONOGRAMS|$1200|hard|JDQ|Quayle
22/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ROGER THAT|$400|easy|In 1961 his 61st home run not only broke the record but won a 1-0 game|Roger Maris
02/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|INNER SPACE|$1600|hard|A storage room by the kitchen where china & silver are kept is his 'pantry'|the butler's pantry
18/06/2009|Jeopardy!|(WHOOPS)|$400|easy|This Aegean country increased its GDP by including the black market but lost EU aid as it was no longer poor enough|Greece
13/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|NEAR EAST ANCIENT HISTORY|$2000|hard|We know Carians were in Egypt from graffiti they carved into a big Ramses statue at this temple site|Abu Simbel
06/12/2007|Jeopardy!|BUSH'S NICKNAMES|$200|easy|W. calls this world leader 'Pootie-Poot'|Putin
03/02/2005|Jeopardy!|GRAMMAR|$1000|hard|This punctuation mark is also known as an interrogation point|a question mark
01/06/2001|Jeopardy!|'GEO' PARTY!|$300|easy|'Hippy Dippy' comic who offered, 'If you can't beat them, arrange to have them beaten'|George Carlin
03/05/2007|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$600|medium|If you stare at a bright red dot & then at a white wall, you'll see an afterimage of the same dot in this color|green
11/06/1998|Jeopardy!|ALMOST RHYMES WITH ORANGE|$300|easy|This adjective meaning 'alien' might rhyme with orange if you reversed the final 'GN' & added an E|Foreign
09/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OLD KING|$1600|hard|Italy's King Humbert I is also known by this Italian name|Umberto
14/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'V' IS FOR...|$1600|hard|this South American ruminant that's related to the guanaco|a vicuña
21/01/2003|Jeopardy!|HEALTH MATTERS|$1000|hard|The FDA advises pregnant women not to eat shark & swordfish; they contain high levels of this element|mercury
04/05/2000|Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$100|easy|Descriptive term for the flag of Italy & the flag of France|Tricolor
26/02/2009|Jeopardy!|GOOD BUY!|$600|medium|This company's venti cappuccinos must've sold big between Sept. '05 & May '06; its stock went up more than $16 a share|Starbucks
08/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|School of the Seminoles that's an annual speech given by the president|Florida State of the Union
25/06/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$100|easy|The political ring led by this man stole as much as $200 million from NYC before it was ousted in 1871|Boss Tweed
06/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MR. JOHNSON|$400|easy|You'll find this man's presidential library at the University of Texas in Austin|Lyndon Johnson
18/09/2008|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$1000|hard|Florida was named in honor of this holiday season, whose Spanish name includes the word florida|Easter
23/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|J.R.|$1200|hard|He's seen here performing in one of his own works|Jerome Robbins
20/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL FORGIVENESS|$3000|hard|Jesus says there's forgiveness for this, from the Greek for 'evil speech', but not if it's against the Holy Ghost|blasphemy
16/06/2008|Jeopardy!|SOMETHING'S FISHY|$200|easy|Holy mackerel! The northern bluefin, the largest species of this fish, may reach a length of 14 feet|tuna
21/06/2005|Jeopardy!|LOONEY TUNES|$1200|hard|Punning on Bugs' catchphrase, it's the title of the cartoon in which Bugs played Brunhilde & Elmer Fudd was Siegfried|'What's Opera, Doc?'
15/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GARFIELD|$800|hard|The ambidextrous Garfield could write in Greek & this classic language at the same time|Latin
21/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FOR THE FASHIONISTA|$400|easy|Style.com stated that your spring 2006 wardrobe must include a baby-doll dress in the style of this decade|the '60s
05/12/1996|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC TOURISM|$400|easy|When visiting Disney World, line dancers head for the Neon Armadillo on this night club 'island'|Pleasure Island
26/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE HARDY BOYS|$2000|hard|Captain Thomas Hardy (not the author) kissed this mortally wounded admiral at the Battle of Trafalgar|Nelson
19/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$600|medium|With his cousin, this Italian physicist formed the Wireless Telegraph & Signal Co., Ltd. in 1897|Guglielmo Marconi
29/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AVIATION|$1200|hard|A name for a class of French fighter jets comes from this term meaning a desert optical illusion|Mirage
29/12/2000|Jeopardy!|JUST DESSERTS|$500|medium|Enjoy a cookie with chips of white chocolate & this Hawaiian nut|macadamia nuts
09/06/2005|Jeopardy!|'DEAD' RECKONING|$200|easy|In poker, it's aces & 8s|the dead man's hand
26/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EDUCATION|$200|easy|Past giants in this university's job include Harvard's James Conant, who served from 1933 to 1953|President
31/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ASSASSIN & VICTIM|$400|easy|Marcus Junius Brutus et al. (44 B.C.)|Julius Caesar
14/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'U' GOTTA BELIEVE!|$1600|hard|To lumbermen it's the notch that decides which way a tree falls; as a verb it's to hamper someone's efforts|undercut
01/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL (CITY) PUNISHMENT|$600|medium|Vaduz|Liechtenstein
13/04/2006|Jeopardy!|AN OCCUPATION, OR...|$800|hard|An enlisted man, or a specialized ant with powerful jaws to defend the colony from invaders|soldier
07/02/2000|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL U.S.A.|$400|easy|You can ride a streetcar or a sternwheeler to this city's Audubon Zoo|New Orleans
22/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$200|easy|'I'm Not Really Here' really is the title of this 'Home Improvement' star's new book|Tim Allen
23/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONIC PROPER NAMES|$1600|hard|Detectives in this city in West Yorkshire follow these to solve cases|Leeds/leads
16/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$600|medium|Specifically, this 12-letter word describes a person between 90 & 100 years old|Nonagenarian
11/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COMPUTER JARGON|$800|hard|'Treeware' is this; it comes with software programs|an instruction manual
11/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GOLD|$400|easy|In 1995 people dug around this landmark looking for Jim Bowie's gold|The Alamo
17/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE STANLEY CUP|$2000|hard|(Alex Trebek presents the clue from the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto.)  In 2001, hockey fans everywhere were thrilled for this ex-Boston defenseman when he won his first Stanley Cup in a 22-year career|Ray Bourque
23/06/2011|Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$800|hard|In 1674 this Dutchman, using microscopes that he made, became the first to describe red blood cells|van Leeuwenhoek
27/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ADDRESS ME|$400|easy|This speech ends, 'government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth'|the Gettysburg Address
10/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SHOW & TELL|$400|easy|The flag seen here has been used by this European kingdom since 1801|United Kingdom
27/09/1995|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN|$1000|hard|In 1982 Svetlana Savitskaya became the first woman cosmonaut since this one to fly in space|(Valentina) Tereshkova
17/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM|$2000|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew in Cleveland)  The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame & Museum was designed by this renowned architect who admitted he knew nothing about rock & roll|I.M. Pei
06/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|I WANT SOME 'MO'|$1000|hard|Fighting in this city has left many buildings in ruin, including Somalia's  national university|Mogadishu
22/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|1996 OLYMPIC WOMEN|$400|easy|Dominique Moceanu's parents came from this country, like her coach, Bela Karolyi|Romania
25/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE EMMYS|$400|easy|The 1999 Emmy telecast featured an interpretive dance by the hosts: Jenna Elfman & this 'Frasier' co-star|Hyde Pierce
26/02/1999|Jeopardy!|DISNEY FILM VOICES|$200|easy|Jerry Orbach looked very animated when he sang 'Be Our Guest' in this 1991 film|Beauty and the Beast
24/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$200|easy|His 'Red Badge Of Courage' first appeared in shortened form in the Philadelphia press|Stephen Crane
22/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ODE ON A GRECIAN, EARNED|$1600|hard|Socrates was the middle name of this shipping magnate whose fortune was valued at more than $500 million|(Aristotle) Onassis
06/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LIT|$2000|hard|In Faulkner's 'The Bear', Ike McCaslin hunts down this legendary bear|Old Ben
25/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$600|medium|On April 10, 1974 she resigned as Israel's prime minister but served as a caretaker until June|Golda Meir
06/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE ANATOMY LESSON|$1000|hard|Tear this tendon that runs from the gastrocnemius muscle to the calcaneus & you can't stand tippytoe|the Achilles tendon
21/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'M': A NATION|$400|easy|A tiny, hilly wedge, it lies 9 miles east of Nice, France|Monaco
12/05/2006|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL TEXT MESSAGING|$3600|hard|323 B.C.: chrgd w/impiety. nt ltng thm sin 2x vs. phlsphy. off 2 chalcis. lyceum ltr|Aristotle
03/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SEEING STARS|$1200|hard|You'll see a lot of stars in 2001's 'Ocean's Eleven', including this actor as Danny Ocean|George Clooney
26/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ONE-WORD RHYMES|$2000|hard|This word sounds like someone with the intelligence of a louse egg|a nitwit
10/06/2010|Jeopardy!|'70s SITCOMS|$1000|hard|Les Nessman was the news director on this sitcom|WKRP in Cincinnati
23/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LIT|$800|hard|'District of Columbia' was the second trilogy of novels by this author of the trilogy 'U.S.A.'|John Dos Passos
16/11/1993|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$200|easy|As a child, he billed himself as 'Davino, the Boy Magician'; now he uses this Dickens name|David Copperfield
05/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PRIME MINISTERS|$400|easy|John Major as PM took his whole salary, not continuing the reduced rate this immediate predecessor took|Margaret Thatcher
14/10/2005|Jeopardy!|GROWN-UPS EAT THAT?|$1000|hard|Trifle is a fancy dessert; this similar word is a fungus found in the forest by trained pigs|a truffle
19/04/2005|Jeopardy!|CHICAGO|$400|easy|In 2005, a search for 'Chicago's Fairest Colleen' chose Bridget McLaughlin to reign over this parade|the St. Patrick's Day parade
01/06/1998|Jeopardy!|IMPORTS|$400|easy|For 177 years, until 1936, Guinness brewed all of its stout in this city|Dublin
23/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BY GEORGE, IT'S GEORGE!|$1600|hard|He was the head coach of the Los Angeles Rams 1966-1970 & of the Washington Redskins 1971-77|George Allen
05/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A MOVIE BEFORE, THEN DINNER AFTER|$1600|hard|Stephen King's tale of Nebraska young 'uns who go homicidal when a frankfurter is battered & put on a stick|Children of the Corn Dog
09/03/2004|Jeopardy!|DRAGONS|$600|medium|In this 2001 animated feature, an ogre rescues the princess Fiona from a firebreathing dragon|Shrek
06/10/1997|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$200|easy|Spreading Greek culture far & wide, he inaugurated the Hellenistic Age in the 4th century B.C.|Alexander the Great
25/10/2000|Jeopardy!|POTTERY BARN|$300|easy|The name of this type of earthenware means 'baked earth' in Italian|Terra cotta
25/09/1998|Jeopardy!|BEER BASH!|$300|easy|The name of Germany's Hefe-Weizen beer means yeast & this grain, not barley|Wheat
15/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE NEWS|$200|easy|This singer cut his 'Black Or White' video after complaints it was lewd & too violent|Michael Jackson
20/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THIS & THAT|$2000|hard|These were the names of 'The Three Musketeers'--d'Artagnan joined later|Athos, Porthos & Aramis
03/01/2001|Jeopardy!|LEND ME YOUR MOUSEKETEER EARS|$500|medium|The former Mouseketeer & 'Facts of Life' star seen here, she's now a mom who home-schools her 3 kids|Lisa Whelchel
01/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|CHAIRS|$1000|hard|He not only designed the Gateway Arch, he created furniture such as the sculptured 'Womb' chair|Eero Saarinen
31/03/2011|Jeopardy!|I'M A ROCK STAR|$800|hard|In a 2008 hit she sings, 'So what, I'm still a rock star, I got my rock moves and I don't need you'|Pink
24/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS SHORTS|$1200|hard|Even though he was 6'1'', NBA star Nate Archibald sported this diminutive nickname|Tiny
27/10/2009|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINES|$2200|hard|One of Cosmopolitan's 58 international editions is in this country to which we owe the word 'cosmopolitan'|Greece (Greek accepted)
19/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE KITCHEN WITH IVAN|$1000|hard|Thin slices of tender beef go into this entree named for a count & served in a rich sour cream sauce|Beef Stroganoff
20/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE SPORTS TEAM NICKNAMES|$1200|hard|We hope these colorful birds don't leave their University of Delaware fans feeling 'blue'|Blue Hens
14/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GREAT LAKES|$1600|hard|Singer/bassist Greg Lake left King Crimson to form this progressive rock supergroup with 2 other guys|Emerson, Lake & Palmer
30/06/2004|Jeopardy!|GREENLAND|$800|hard|Greenland is an autonomous dependency of this nation|Denmark
10/02/1999|Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$300|easy|He won a Pulitzer Prize for 'Appalachian Spring' & an Oscar for the score of 'The Heiress'|Aaron Copland
09/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING DOCTOR|$400|easy|For consultations about Loraxes & McBoing Boings, I'd see this 'physician'|Dr. Seuss
26/05/2008|Jeopardy!|HEAVYWEIGHTS|$600|medium|Geographic nickname of boxer Joe Walcott; he was KO'd in '52 by Rocky Marciano|Jersey Joe
06/07/2004|Jeopardy!|WEDDINGS|$800|hard|A Navy wedding features an arch of swords; an Army wedding, an arch of these heavy cavalry swords|sabres
07/05/2010|Jeopardy!|HOTELS|$600|medium|This French word for 'castle' precedes 'Marmont' in the name of an upscale West Hollywood Hotel|château
24/03/2011|Final Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY LITERATURE|None|None|Armor-clad knights face off in a game of baseball in an 1889 work by this author|Mark Twain
04/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HEADGEAR|$400|easy|Sikh & you shall find the name of this headcovering|Turban
20/04/1999|Jeopardy!|TECHNOLOGY|$200|easy|Hubert Booth, not Herbert Hoover, developed the first practical electric one of these in 1901|Vacuum cleaner
13/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES FROM THE PAST|$800|hard|This Athenian philosopher who died in 399 B.C. was highly regarded for his self-control & moral outlook|Socrates
18/11/1993|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|None|None|On June 27, 1525 he married former nun Katherine von Bora|Martin Luther
14/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS COLLEGE DROPOUTS|$400|easy|This conservative radio talk show host dropped out of SE Missouri State after flunking ballroom dancing|Rush Limbaugh
25/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$1200|hard|This X-ray discoverer conducted numerous other researches including on elasticity|Roentgen
03/03/1999|Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$100|easy|Cape Prince of Wales on the Seward Peninsula is this state's westernmost mainland point|Alaska
25/02/2002|Jeopardy!|GIVE THE ROLE TO GARY|$400|easy|TV, 1978-1986: Arnold Jackson|Gary Coleman
26/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE JONATHAN CLUB|$800|hard|'JTT' for short, he was the voice of the young Simba in 'The Lion King'|Jonathan Taylor Thomas
29/03/2000|Jeopardy!|THE BIG PARADE|$200|easy|Now in Florida, it's the popular parade seen here: (at Disney World)|Main Street Electrical Parade
05/04/2001|Jeopardy!|HUEY, DEWEY OR LOUIS|$100|easy|A populist Louisiana governor of the early 1930s|Huey Long
24/04/1997|Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$400|easy|This collection of sayings is sometimes referred to as the 'Book of Wisdom'|Proverbs
07/02/2005|Jeopardy!|CLEAN 4-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|How you feel when you're happy, or the joy of putting trash in this product's garbage bags, the first plastic ones sold|Glad
25/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DRAW|$1200|hard|Led Zeppelin had an album called 'Physical' this, from the Latin for 'stylus'|Graffiti
01/06/1998|Jeopardy!|WHIPS & CHAINS|$400|easy|House leadership position held by Republican congressman Tom DeLay at the start of 1997|majority whip
11/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS LAST WORDS|$1000|hard|'I go to seek the great perhaps', said this 16th century French satirist in his final moments|Francois Rabelais
13/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|M.D. TV|$2000|hard|It was Rob Petrie & Chachi as crime-solving sawbones on this long-running CBS hit|Diagnosis Murder
18/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IN MY NETFLIX QUEUE|$1600|hard|This 2007 release in which Texas congressman Tom Hanks deals covertly with Afghan rebels|Charlie Wilson's War
11/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKE YOUR BOOTY|$1000|hard|His treasure on Gardiners Island was recovered & became part of the endowment of Greenwich Marine Hospital|Captain Kidd
07/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MY NAME IS URL|$800|hard|This company's website says shaking a photo too hard during development may damage the image|Polaroid
06/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A LITERARY TOUR|$400|easy|Great Scott! Lady Stair's house in this Scottish capital boasts exhibits on great Scottish authors|Edinburgh
26/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PUT 'EM IN ORDER|$200|easy|Oscar Winners 'The English Patient', 'Unforgiven', 'Braveheart'|Unforgiven, Braveheart, The English Patient
30/09/2009|Jeopardy!|STAR-SPANGLED BANNER WORDS|$1000|hard|Bravely, like a knight errant|gallantly
01/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DA VINCI|$2000|hard|This da Vinci work recounts events found in Matthew 26:21|The Last Supper
12/04/2000|Jeopardy!|CONTINENTS BY DESERT|$200|easy|Gibson, Great Sandy|Australia
29/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$200|easy|Roderick & Madeline are the doomed twins in his scary 1839 story 'The Fall of the House of Usher'|Edgar Allan Poe
06/03/2001|Jeopardy!|EAST TIMOR|$400|easy|90 percent of Indonesians are Muslims, while the majority of East Timorese are of this fatih|Christians
14/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE A WELK ON THE WILD SIDE|$1600|hard|I a-dig that Stevie Wunner, who sang 'Superstition' & a-phoned in this 1984 No. 1 hit|I Just Called To Say I Love You
20/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL VOCABULARY|$800|hard|He invented words such as 'vlossyhair' for 'Finnegan's Wake'; vlossy is the Polish word for hair|James Joyce
04/05/2005|Jeopardy!|ATTILA THE HUN|$400|easy|In 341 Attila conquered, then abandoned, this town in Gaul where 961 years later a certain 'maid' was born|Orléans
28/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|3 'T's|$800|hard|Try, make an effort, even a 'vain' one|attempt
26/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HARRISON FORD|$800|hard|Ford's cameo in this 1982 Spielberg film, written by his now-wife Melissa Mathison, got cut|E.T.
02/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|1 of the 2 Australian states with 'Australia' in their names|South Australia (or Western Australia)
29/11/2000|Jeopardy!|THE VIKING WORLD|$300|easy|Contrary to operatic cliche, the Vikings didn't have war helmets with these on them|Horns
25/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC PERSONALIZED PLATES|$800|hard|1948- |Prince Charles
21/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ADD A LETTER|$800|hard|Add this letter to moral & it becomes fatal|T (for mortal)
14/04/2010|Jeopardy!|JOHN PAUL|$600|medium|In a pilgrimage to Fatima to give thanks for being saved from one of these, the pope nearly fell victim to another one|an assassinaton attempt
06/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BUILDING VOCABULARY|$2000|hard|It's the term for lumber treated with a preservative, from the way the preservative is applied|pressure-treated
04/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$600|medium|A stirring speech by Daniel Webster marked the dedication of this monument at Charlestown, Massachusetts|the Battle of Bunker Hill
07/05/2001|Jeopardy!|RECOGNIZE MY GAME|$500|medium|A service line, an attack line, a net, a ball|volleyball
20/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$1200|hard|Of the 4 major Crusades, the one in which the Christians actually captured Jerusalem|the First Crusade
17/05/2005|Jeopardy!|MOVIE: ____ IN THE ____|$1000|hard|On the verge of blindness, Bjork must save her son from a similar fate in this Cannes Film Festival winner from 2000|Dancer in the Dark
21/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LEGENDARY RHYME TIME|$200|easy|A survey of the gnomelike beings of Scandinavian folklore|Troll poll
29/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ISLAND NATIONS|$2000|hard|About 60 miles south of Sicily is this island nation that was formerly a British colony|Malta
19/09/1997|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ROLES|$300|easy|Once Nell Carter's neighbor on 'Gimme A Break', she's in a league of her own as a talk show host|Rosie O'Donnell
13/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ALL IN YOUR MIND|$800|hard|Some people won't give blood due to belonephobia, fear of these|needles
29/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIRACLE OF FLIGHT|$1600|hard|2 main types of aircraft are rotary wing, like helicopters, & this type of 'wing', like your standard passenger planes|fixed wing
18/12/2002|Jeopardy!|THE VIRTUES|$1200|hard|It was the 'T' in the 19th century's WCTU|Temperance
16/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SWEET GOSPEL MUSIC|$600|medium|A 1987 PBS series about the civil rights movement took its title from the gospel song 'Keep Your Eyes On' this|The Prize
09/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$200|easy|It's a ceiling built in stone, brick or concrete, or a big bank safe|a vault
11/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL LAST WORDS|$400|easy|'I've always loved my wife, my children and grandchildren, and I've always loved my country,' he said in 1969|Dwight D. Eisenhower
22/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$1000|hard|When swinging a rock on a string in a circle, this force pulls the rock inward|Centrifugal
28/02/1990|Jeopardy!|THE SPORT PLAYED|$500|medium|Mark Roth, Marshall Holman & Nelson Burton Jr.|Bowling
01/01/2001|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$200|easy|A grizzly that isn't hip|Square bear
23/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ABRAHAM, ISAAC, JACOB|$800|hard|He is the prolific writer and scientist seen here|Isaac Asimov
13/01/2005|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$1000|hard|The last of Henry VIII's wives to be beheaded, she was accused of adultery & 2 of her lovers were beheaded as well|Catherine Howard
25/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEVERLY SILLS|$600|medium|In 1975 Sills got an 18-minute ovation at her long-awaited debut with this company in her hometown|Metropolitan Opera
02/07/1999|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. GOVERNMENT|None|None|William Wirt was attorney general for over 11 years, a record; this attorney general is second, with 6 years|Janet Reno
05/04/2001|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL HOME STADIUMS|$300|easy|Bank One Ballpark, in Phoenix|the Arizona Diamondbacks
23/04/1999|Jeopardy!|CANADIAN BORN|$100|easy|At age 9, this Canadian ABC News anchor hosted a weekly CBC music & news show for children|Peter Jennings
02/06/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$100|easy|This river's drainage area covers about 1.25 million square miles in 31 states|Mississippi
20/10/2011|Jeopardy!|MEET THE FLINT STONES|$1000|hard|Dark bands of flint are visible in these famous cliffs|the Cliffs of Dover
08/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|STATE FLAGS|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew explains an image of a state flag on a monitor.)  The motto, 'Union, Justice and Confidence' is on this state's flag, below a mother pelican feeding her babies|Louisiana
18/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY QUOTES|$2000|hard|Poet Charles Baudelarie said, 'Il faut epater', or 'You must shock', this social group|the bourgeoisie
17/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SALMON FISHING|$400|easy|A discussion process called North of Falcon determines the tribal catch in this state's Puget Sound|Washington
07/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE NOBEL PRIZE|$800|hard|This Russian physiologist's 1904 Nobel Prize was for his work on the physiology of digestion|Ivan Pavlov
01/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|1988|$1000|hard|On March 16 this rear admiral was indicted for his role in the Iran/Contra affair|John Poindexter
28/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH REVOLUTION|$800|hard|Running from July 19 to August 17, this month was so hot... you could cook a lobster on the sidewalk|Thermidor
20/06/2005|Jeopardy!|TOM, DICK OR HARRY|$1000|hard|A British 'spotted' pudding|spotted dick
18/10/2000|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL MAGAZINE AWARD WINNERS|$200|easy|It won for General Excellence in 1989, the year of its 25th anniversary swimsuit issue -- coincidence?!|Sports Illustrated
29/12/2000|Jeopardy!|JUST DESSERTS|$200|easy|Sharing its name with a French novel, this candy bar was originally 3 chocolate-coated nougat bars|3 Musketeers
14/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|It can be an edge or border, or a basketball hoop|Rim
07/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$800|hard|When featured on 'Oprah', her 1977 novel 'Song of Solomon' returned to the bestseller list in 1996|Toni Morrison
29/11/2006|Jeopardy!|WHO'S THE MAN|$400|easy|Patch Adams|Robin Williams
08/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THIS WILL SLAY YOU|$2000|hard|This word for a small dagger is an Italian diminutive|stiletto
01/11/1999|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS|$200|easy|The first Monday in September, it honors working people in the U.S. & Canada|Labor Day
09/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WALL PAINTERS|$1100|hard|Stuart Davis' mural for this room in Rockefeller Center was titled 'Mural (Men Without Women)'|The men's room (bathroom)
15/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HAVE YOU HERD?|$1600|hard|For centuries, reindeer herding was the main economy of these people of Northern Scandinavia|the Lapps
27/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SOUL|$800|hard|Aretha Franklin's 'title', it's also the title of her 1992 anthology album|Queen of Soul
22/10/2007|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS HUMANITARIANS|$200|easy|In 1853 she became head of London's Harley Street Nursing Home; a year later, she shipped out to Scutari, Turkey|Florence Nightingale
09/10/2003|Jeopardy!|POLITICALLY INCORRECT SONGS|$400|easy|'Gonna meet the boys on floor number two' for this title activity of a 1985 Motley Crue hit|Smokin in the Boys Room
26/12/2000|Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|$400|easy|The real 'Mr. Peanut', this scientist made more than 300 products from peanuts including soap & ink|George Washington Carver
02/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SECRETARIES OF STATE|$2000|hard|This person was the second foreign-born citizen to serve as secretary of state|Madeleine Albright
28/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT THE TV TITLE MEANS|$1200|hard|The title of this acclaimed FX series fittingly refers to a policeman's badge|The Shield
16/01/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. PLACE NAMES|$400|easy|Mark Twain's brother Orion owned this Missouri city's Journal, for which Twain set type & wrote|Hannibal
16/06/2006|Jeopardy!|2001: A SPORTS ODYSSEY|$600|medium|Point Given won this Triple Crown race & got daisies because Maryland's state flower hadn't bloomed yet|the Preakness
17/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$400|easy|This composer of 'The Four Seasons' wrote 46 operas, but only 21 of the scores survive|Antonio Vivaldi
07/03/2001|Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICANA|$200|easy|Mahicans lived along the Hudson; Mohegans lived in Connecticut; Mohicans were created by this author|James Fenimore Cooper
18/11/2008|Jeopardy!|VIDEO GAMING|$800|hard|The year is 1720 in the Sony Online Entertainment game named these swarthy types 'of the Burning Sea'|Pirates
25/05/2006|Jeopardy!|THE VEEP|$1000|hard|He was the eighth U.S. vice president & the eighth U.S. president|Van Buren
20/12/2004|Jeopardy!|FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT|$600|medium|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew stands in front of Wright's Robie House in Chicago, IL.)  Wright's Robie House is from this school of architecture whose horizontal lines imitate Midwestern terrain|the Prairie School
30/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WOOD HOUSE|$2000|hard|The Naz Wooden House Inn in this city is just a hop & a skip from Topkapi Palace|Istanbul
20/10/2004|Jeopardy!|NICK BEFORE NIGHT|$800|hard|This kid lives with his grandparents in a boarding house--where kids aren't allowed|Arnold
28/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TOGO A GO-GO|$400|easy|A leading cash crop in Togo is the Robusta type of this:  fill your cup to the brim!|coffee
02/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARKS|$400|easy|Historic landmarks in this city include Hull House & the Marshall Field Company Store|Chicago
16/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|P.O.|$400|easy|A unit of a post office that is outside the corporate limits of a city is called this, also a tree part|a branch
06/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|The Alamo is in the downtown of this city|San Antonio
19/05/2004|Jeopardy!|CATS|$1000|hard|In the 1960s officials of the Ankara, Turkey zoo saved this pure breed from extinction|the Turkish Angora
03/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SPIKE LEE|$1200|hard|Spike's 1989 film 'Do the Right Thing' was nominated for this film festival's Palme d'Or Award|the Cannes
05/05/2003|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC QUOTATIONS|$800|hard|Psalm 137 says 'By the rivers of' this place 'we sat down...we wept when we remembered Zion'|Babylon
16/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ANTONYMS|$1600|hard|This 4-letter antonym of 'deranged' comes from the Latin for 'healthy'|sane
08/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BOBBING FOR BOBS|$2000|hard|Just as he was to become Speaker of the House in 1999, this Louisiana politician abruptly resigned|Bob Livingstone
23/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING PYRAMID|$800|hard|The bucket, sand in someone's face, a fellow when he's down|things you kick
12/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CENTER|$800|hard|In astronomy the barycenter is the center of mass of 2 bodies, usually one doing this in relation to the other|revolving around (or orbiting)
09/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|$800|hard|3 actors got 1982 nominations for acting in drag: Dustin Hoffman, Julie Andrews & this film's John Lithgow|The World According to Garp
27/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE BLOC|$600|medium|In November 1956 Soviet troops moved into this country to crush the revolution led by Imre Nagy|Hungary
12/01/2011|Jeopardy!|WE WHISTLE WHILE YOU WORK|$400|easy|Christmas comes early when this tune comes whistling in|Greensleeves
17/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL FRANCE|$400|easy|In 1810 a fake Arc de Triomphe was erected in this city; the real one for Marie Louise's triumphal entry wasn't ready|Paris
26/05/1986|Double Jeopardy!|FUTURISTIC FILMS|$200|easy|In it, Woody Allen proves cryogenics works, if you don't mind waking up in a police state|Sleeper
23/12/2004|Jeopardy!|ALTERED STATES|$400|easy|A FRAIL ICON|California
29/04/1998|Jeopardy!|RETURN OF THE GETTY|$500|medium|The Center includes 16,000 tons of Italian travertine, a type of this 'stone' that also forms marble|limestone
13/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN SCIENTISTS|$2000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows the periodic table on the monitor.)  In devising the periodic table, Mendeleev laid out the elements in rows & columns to show the different relationships when read each way; he's said to have been inspired by a version of this card game|solitaire
03/10/2006|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$400|easy|This 'Walk Away' singer didn't thank 'American Idol' when she won a Grammy in 2006|Kelly Clarkson
28/11/1997|Jeopardy!|NEVERMORE|$400|easy|Jean Arthur's last feature film was this 1953 Alan Ladd classic; she never made a 'Come Back'|Shane
06/04/1999|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE STUFF|$100|easy|Wyoming's is the cottonwood|State tree
08/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HEAPING PORTIONS|$800|hard|The Overtons named this restaurant for a certain dessert; it's known for its large menu & giant portions|Cheesecake Factory
20/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$400|easy|Muslims in Uzbekistan are reclaiming these buildings that were put to secular use by the Soviets|Mosques
10/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE WAR OF 1812|$2000|hard|This Speaker of the House, the 'Great Pacificator', was one of the War Hawks urging war with Britain|Henry Clay
09/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BASEBALL MOVIES|$600|medium|Film in which Kevin Costner tells Susan Sarandon, 'I believe in....kisses that last 3 days'|Bull Durham
10/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS|$1200|hard|He's the only vice-president who was born in Minnesota; nope...Humphrey was born in South Dakota|(Walter) Mondale
01/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$2000|hard|The word 'llama' is derived from this mother tongue of the Inca|Quechua
25/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES|$200|easy|Ralph Macchio's love interest in 'The Karate Kid', she took a darker turn in 'Leaving Las Vegas'|Elisabeth Shue
09/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WHO WEARS THE CROWN|$400|easy|She's the lifelong bachelorette seen here|Elizabeth I
30/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RUN IT UP THE FLAGPOLE|$600|medium|In 1997 this organization resumed its stamp series depicting flags of new member countries|United Nations
12/05/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 1960s|$200|easy|This now-defunct nation joined the U.S. in a 1963 nuclear test ban, damaging its relations with China|Soviet Union (USSR)
15/10/2010|Jeopardy!|1960s POLITICAL QUOTES|$200|easy|Concerning the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, this Soviet leader said that 'Human reason won. Mankind won'|Khrushchev
09/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WOLF (BLITZER) PACK|$2000|hard|In 1991 Wolf returned to Moscow to cover this new Russian president|Boris Yeltsin
07/12/2007|Jeopardy!|LITERARY GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|In chapter VIII of this novel, Atlanta is 'very exhilarating...and temporarily even better than Tara'|Gone with the Wind
14/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE QUESTION?|$1000|hard|It's the title of Edward Albee's first full-length play|'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?'
17/10/2006|Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$600|medium|In 1990, NC-17 replaced this movie rating|X
06/02/2004|Jeopardy!|THE '60s|$400|easy|In 1967 Apollo 1 & the first mission in this Soviet program both suffered fatalities|Soyuz
05/02/2010|Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$1000|hard|In 1167 northern Italian cities formed the Lombard League as protection against this red-bearded invader|Barbarossa (Frederick I)
23/01/2001|Jeopardy!|ON THE 'TIP'|$500|medium|Powerful former politician seen here (once Speaker of the House)|Tip O'Neill
01/06/2005|Jeopardy!|THE IG NOBEL PRIZES|$400|easy|The winners of the '99 peace prize invented one of these armed with a flamethrower; beats those beeps & whistles|a car alarm
06/06/2011|Jeopardy!|WE 'URN' IT|$400|easy|This adjective means an animal is awake & active mostly at night|nocturnal
14/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ISAAC-LY|$2500|hard|In 2001 the Hayden Planetarium in NYC hosted the first annual memorial panel debate named for this sci-fi author|Isaac Asimov
21/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$2000|hard|It's the play in which Thaliard says, 'So, this is Tyre, and this the court'|Pericles, Prince of Tyre
20/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|DESIGN|$800|hard|This Russian goldsmith designed cigarette boxes & carved animals in addition to jeweled eggs|Faberge
05/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT THROUGH THE YEARS|$1200|hard|(Kelly holds a tiny fire helmet in the NY City Fire Museum.) The 343 doesn't represent a fire company; it represents this number from the New York City Fire Department's saddest day|the number of dead from 9/11
24/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|VISION|$400|easy|Type of 'vision' defined as perceived outside the central area of the retina|Peripheral
25/10/2010|Jeopardy!|CHOOSE YOUR WEAPON|$800|hard|Walther PPK|pistol
28/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GOVERNMENT|$2000|hard|Congress has met in more than 10 different capitol buildings, at least 5 of them in this state|Pennsylvania
20/07/2000|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|I can't tell either of these 2 3-letter words; I only tell the truth|fib & lie
17/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A COLONEL OF KNOWLEDGE|$2000|hard|After Jim Bowie fell ill, this colonel took command at the Alamo|Travis
14/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ACTING PRESIDENTS|$1000|hard|As President Beck, this actor tells America that the sky is falling in 1998's 'Deep Impact'|Morgan Freeman
28/06/2005|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL PAINTINGS|$800|hard|A painting at Versailles shows this leader at Ratisbonne in 1809, after he was shot in the foot|Napoleon
30/03/2011|Jeopardy!|'GENERAL' JOB INFORMATION|$600|medium|It's the rank just below (the very model of a modern) major general|brigadier general
20/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BITS|$200|easy|Comedian Denis Leary insists people would use these even if they were called 'tumors'|Cigarettes
10/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' MAIDEN NAMES|$400|easy|Julia Howe's|Ward
03/10/2008|Jeopardy!|MILITARY MOVIES|$800|hard|1970: Rod Steiger plays Rod Steiger playing Napoleon in his most famous & last battle|Waterloo
13/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BILL CLINTON & THE CLINTON FOUNDATION|$1200|hard|(Ex-President Clinton gives the clue) Working with the American Heart Association, my foundation created an alliance to combat childhood obesity, which can lead to health problems like Type 2 this|diabetes
03/06/2009|Jeopardy!|REVOLVING RESTAURANTS|$600|medium|For a peachy view of this city, visit the Sun Dial restaurant atop the Westin Peachtree Plaza|Atlanta
16/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$2000|hard|In 'Macbeth', these 3 words immediately precede the line 'and damn'd be him that first cries, 'Hold, enough!''|Lay on, Macduff
09/12/1999|Jeopardy!|THE 1999 EMMY AWARDS|$500|medium|A husband & wife Emmy-winning pair; he for guesting on 'Mad About You' & she for the movie 'Deep in My Heart'|Mel Brooks & Anne Bancroft
10/02/2003|Jeopardy!|DISNEY FILM VOICES|$1000|hard|American Indian activist Russell Means gave voice to this powerful chief, Pocahontas' papa|Powhatan
24/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOT DRINKS|$800|hard|Americans at a military base in Limerick help popularize this 'national' drink that can be made with Jameson|Irish coffee
29/05/1998|Jeopardy!|BRAIN MAUL!|$100|easy|Donald Duck's middle nephew alphabetically|Huey
27/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ROMAN AROUND AT THE MOVIES|$2000|hard|'Whither goest thou?' perhaps to rent this 1951 epic starring Robert Taylor & Deborah Kerr|Quo Vadis
13/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|EXPEDITION WEEK|$1600|hard|'Mars: Making the New Earth' shows these biologists, from a word meaning 'star', trying to bring life to the red planet|astrobiologists
14/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ALIEN INVADERS!|$1200|hard|28-year-old Steve McQueen played a teenager helping fight off the giant goopy alien in this 1958 film|The Blob
17/11/2010|Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$400|easy|The name of this rhythmic Ravel piece also refers to an open-front Spanish jacket|Boléro
03/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC|$800|hard|Most of the inhabitants of this tiny island are descended from the Bounty mutineers & their Polynesian wives|Pitcairn Island
11/01/2005|Jeopardy!|COCKNEY RHYMING SLANG|$200|easy|If some bugger sticks his 'plates of meat' in your face, be prepared to peruse these appendages|feet
06/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$200|easy|These brought unto Egypt included hail, locusts & darkness|the Plagues
12/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ART 'C' CROSSWORD CLUES|$1200|hard|City that got an Art Institute in 1879 (7)|Chicago
28/07/2006|Jeopardy!|TAKE YOUR 'MED's|$400|easy|A means of mass communication, or a psychic communicating with the dead|a medium
17/10/2007|Jeopardy!|WHICH TIME ZONE?|$800|hard|Reno, Nevada|Pacific
05/06/2007|Jeopardy!|TIME FOR 'UNCH'|$200|easy|Accountants do it to numbers|crunch
01/03/2007|Jeopardy!|MATH PROBLEMS|$200|easy|If one bus can hold 50 tourists, then at least this many buses are needed for 210 tourists|5
03/11/2011|Jeopardy!|GOING TO PIECES|$400|easy|Every Christmas, the Indiana post office in the town named for him postmarks a half a million pieces of mail|Santa Claus
15/10/2002|Jeopardy!|WHAT CENTURY ARE YOU LIVING IN?|$200|easy|Generals George Meade & P.G.T. Beauregard|19th century
09/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$400|easy|To know how many of you showed up for the 3-hour video of my trip to Manitoba, I'll take this 'count'|a head count
28/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN RELIGION|$600|medium|In 1987 Patricia Ann McClurg became the first ordained woman to head this Christian group abbreviated NCC|National Council of Churches
05/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$2000|hard|At Wimbledon in 1976, John Feaver set a record with 42 of these against John Newcombe but lost|Aces
10/11/1986|Jeopardy!|THE BATHROOM|$400|easy|He says he keeps an upright Baldwin piano in his bathroom 'in case he wants to tinkle'|Liberace
13/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|YES, MAST-ER|$200|easy|He was tied to the mast so he wouldn't respond to the sirens' call|Odysseus
19/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$400|easy|Asked about the possibility of this coming down, Gorbachev said, 'Nothing is eternal'|The Berlin Wall
15/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '90s|$800|hard|John Travolta was the perfect candidate for this 1998 movie based on a book by 'Anonymous'|Primary Colors
17/09/2001|Jeopardy!|LEFTOVERS|$200|easy|If you were a Hun in 450 A.D. this man was your king|Atilla
04/01/2007|Jeopardy!|'L.L.'|$400|easy|Billionaire nemesis of Superman|Lex Luthor
23/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'P'|$800|hard|One-ounce liquor glass (4)|pony
20/11/2008|Jeopardy!|HEY 'U'!|$400|easy|Cordelia, Ophelia & Bianca are its 3 closest moons|Uranus
30/10/2006|Jeopardy!|FAST FOOD NATION|$200|easy|For his 'Super Size Me' documentary, Morgan Spurlock gorged himself on 3 meals a day at this chain for 30 days straight|McDonald's
08/07/1998|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL FOOD & DRINK|$100|easy|In Proverbs Agur says, 'Surely the churning of' this 'bringeth forth butter'|Milk
11/02/1999|Jeopardy!|A SHROPSHIRE LAD|$500|medium|The type of person who 'Shoulder-high we bring you home....townsman of a stiller town'|An Athlete Dying Young
06/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL PUNISHMENT|$1200|hard|On the Persian Gulf: Doha|Qatar
02/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COME SEE ABOUT 'ME'|$400|easy|A small solid extraterrestrial object that hits the Earth's surface|a meteorite
20/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ON BROADWAY 2010|$2000|hard|'Red' stars Alfred Molina as this abstract expressionist who painted rectangles of color, a suicide in 1970|(Mark) Rothko
05/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THROUGH THE 1800s WITH SARAH POLK|$800|hard|In the 1840s First Lady Sarah, seeing James enter rooms unnoticed, made this song a regular feature of his entrances|Hail To The Chief
04/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$400|easy|Europeans once believed this purple-skinned cousin to the tomato caused insanity|eggplant
20/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHEEL OF JEOPARDY!|$1600|hard|Mary-Kate & Ashley Olsen, for example|fraternal twins
15/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$800|hard|Good news!  Ilya Prigogine showed that the 2nd law of this doesn't doom the universe to a slow 'heat death'|thermodynamics
03/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|JOHN WAYNE AT 100|$400|easy|A thrilling scene of Wayne shooting a charging one of these was cut from 'Hatari', as it was felt his fans wouldn't like it|an elephant
26/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE HISTORY|$800|hard|Pulcinella, a Commedia dell'arte character, evolved into his pugilistic puppet of 17th century England|Punch
21/02/2005|Jeopardy!|AR'T'|$800|hard|This Venetian painted the work seen here around 1530|Titian
22/03/1996|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$400|easy|He won the Indy 500 in 1992 & 1994; his father won the race on 4 previous occasions|Al Unser, Jr.
16/11/1993|Jeopardy!|THE FUNNIES|$100|easy|Of B.A., B.B., B.C. or B.D., the one in 'Doonesbury'|B.D.
12/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CALIFORNIA|$1600|hard|The California poppy is the state's official flower & this tough critter is the official state animal|the grizzly bear
25/05/2001|Jeopardy!|A NOVEL CATEGORY|$500|medium|A relative of Chilean president Salvador Allende, she wrote the luminous novel 'Eva Luna'|Isabel Allende
08/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ASIAN CAPITALS|$600|medium|From 1773-1912 this city, India's largest, served as the nation's capital|Calcutta
16/12/1996|Jeopardy!|'V' DAY|$200|easy|As a noun it can be a burial chamber; as a verb, it means to leap|Vault
31/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THERE'S A FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING|$200|easy|In 1931 Pangborn & Herndon landed a Bellanca CH-200 at Wenatchee, Wash., ending the first nonstop flight across this|the Pacific
05/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE|$1600|hard|Maori is an official language of this island country about 1,000 miles southeast of Australia|New Zealand
14/10/2003|Jeopardy!|'R'T|$600|medium|Fragonard, painter of 'The Swing', is considered one of the greatest artists of this ornate style|Rococo
03/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SCOUTING BADGES|$400|easy|A boy must describe 4 kinds of tents to earn the merit badge named for this activity|Camping
21/12/2006|Final Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE EAST|None|None|By tradition, this nation's president is a Maronite Christian, the P.M. a Sunni & the speaker of the Parliament a Shiite|Lebanon
15/05/2009|Final Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICANS|None|None|This New Englander began building his house in March 1845 & later wrote that it cost exactly $28.12 1/2|Henry David Thoreau
15/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SPACE|$800|hard|Its moon Phobos orbits the planet in 7 hours, rises in the west, & sets in the east|Mars
06/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN PAST|$2000|hard|In 1903 Russia's Socialist Democratic Labor Party split into 2 groups: the Bolsheviks & this|the Mensheviks
28/07/2010|Jeopardy!|NFL QBs OFF THE FIELD|$600|medium|In a mock 'United Way' ad, this Colts QB berated kids on a football field & showed them how to break into a car|Peyton Manning
17/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CREOLE CURIOSITY SHOP|$400|easy|Population 4.3 million, it's 'The Creole State'|Louisiana
30/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$400|easy|In 1872 this composer conducted his 'Aida' at La Scala in Milan|Verdi
20/01/2011|Jeopardy!|DESCRIBING THE FILM|$600|medium|1984: Sarah Connor... duck! When Arnolds attack; Your clothes.  Give them to me.  Now|The Terminator
21/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT THE BOOK|$1600|hard|Often several pages, this customary section of appreciation may name editors, grant agencies, librarians & wives|the acknowledgements
19/01/1993|Double Jeopardy!|THE CONSTITUTION|$600|medium|No person shall be convicted of treason without the testimony of this number of witnesses|two
20/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A FEW CHOICE 4-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|In 1916 this movement was founded by a group of artists & poets in Zurich; come to ...|Dada
14/12/2005|Jeopardy!|THE TALK OF THE 'TOWN'|$600|medium|This term for one who frequents fashionable spots was the title of Walter Winchell's column|Man About Town
23/02/1999|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS EX-TEENAGERS|$100|easy|He was in the National Honor Society at Benton Harbor High -- good training for 'Celebrity Jeopardy!'|Sinbad
10/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$1000|hard|Seen here, it's something you have to have 'patients' to move around|Gurney
25/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$1200|hard|In early January this official presides over a joint section of Congress at which the electoral votes are counted|vice president (who is president of the Senate)
22/01/1998|Jeopardy!|WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE|$500|medium|The city formerly called Stalingrad lies on this river|Volga (city renamed Volgograd)
13/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|A GENRE-OUS HELPING|$1600|hard|It's the Japanese term for animated films, many based on manga, or comic books|anime
21/05/2002|Jeopardy!|THE MARCH KING|$800|hard|In September 2001 soprano Renee Sousa appeared at this L.A. landmark in 'The Magic of Sousa'|the Hollywood Bowl
25/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|APES OF THE PLANET|$600|medium|Noted for their long arms, they're the smallest & most agile of the apes|Gibbons
19/12/1997|Jeopardy!|15 MINUTES OF FAME|$400|easy|In the 1970s a purported will made by this man left millions to former gas station operator Melvin Dummar|Howard Hughes
19/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PATRON SAINTS|$2000|hard|Born in 1225, this Italian is the patron saint of Catholic schools, universities & colleges|St. Thomas Aquinas
09/06/2004|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$1000|hard|Museo de Frida Kahlo is located in this world capital city|Mexico City
26/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ARE YOU NUTS?|$1200|hard|The main sources of these triangular nuts are huge trees that grow in the Amazon basin|Brazil nuts
03/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S IN AN ARTIST'S NAME?|$1200|hard|He signed his paintings with his real name, Domenikos Theotokopoulos, written in Greek letters|El Greco
25/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$600|medium|While he was vacationing at his father's Vermont home, word reached him that Harding had died|Calvin Coolidge
27/06/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 5-YEAR PLAN|$200|easy|The AP's Edward Kennedy was fired for prematurely reporting this happy event of May 1945|V-E Day (or Germany's surrender)
22/07/2010|Jeopardy!|THEM'S FIGHTIN' WORDS!|$200|easy|3-letter British term for a noisy quarrel|a row
10/11/1998|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RELATIVES|$500|medium|This TV comic's mother Betty is a spokesperson for the Human Rights Campaign, a national gay rights group|Elllen DeGeneres
16/04/1997|Jeopardy!|APPLES|$500|medium|In the third quarter of 1995, Apple passed this company as the No. 2 maker of PCs in the U.S.|IBM
19/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITTLE ROCK|$800|hard|Archeological term for a piece of stone like this one removed from a larger core, the basis of ancient stone toolmaking|a flake
09/02/1999|Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$200|easy|Anne-Sophie Mutter made her professional debut playing this stringed instrument in 1977, at age 13|Violin
26/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK CROOK|$1600|hard|A vicious teenage gang commits random acts of brutality in this 1962 Anthony Burgess novel|A Clockwork Orange
01/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BROTHER|$800|hard|In this big band family, Tommy was a trombonist & Jimmy was a saxophone player & clarinetist|Dorsey
10/11/1986|Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICA|$300|easy|It's the only remaining European territory on the South American mainland|French Guiana
26/05/2008|Jeopardy!|ART-PODGE|$400|easy|The family of this often-depicted U.S. president said sculptor John Rogers created the best likeness of him|Abraham Lincoln
26/01/1990|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$400|easy|This chief foreign correspondent for ABC was recently married for the 4th time|Pierre Salinger
24/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|APPROPRIATE NAMES|$2000|hard|As a press secretary, this Mississippi native was often a spokesman for U.S. presidents in the 1970s & '80s|Larry Speakes
31/03/1993|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$800|hard|Wanda Landowska initiated the revival of this plucked keyboard instrument in the 20th century|the harpsichord
12/01/2000|Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME|$100|easy|Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam filled in for Jim Morrison when this group performed at its 1993 induction|The Doors
02/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHER'S DICTIONARY|$400|easy|3-letter word for any of the small coral islets off the tip of Florida|key
04/02/1991|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$500|medium|This author of 'Our Man in Havana' published a volume of his letters to the editor in 1990|Graham Greene
02/04/1999|Final Jeopardy!|STATUES|None|None|Its face was modeled after the features of Auguste-Charlotte Bartholdi|Statue of Liberty
06/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES BY NEWSPAPER|$1200|hard|Avanti, Il Messaggero|Italy
10/12/1997|Jeopardy!|PEN NAMES|$200|easy|John Belushi's alter ego Joliet Jake Blues served time in this state's Joliet Pen|Illinois
19/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS|$400|easy|Gratiano is this 'Othello' heroine's uncle|Desdemona
28/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OVERLAPS|$800|hard|Solzhenitsyn novel about a '60s disco entertainer in a cage|Gulag Archipelago-Go
20/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'B' IS FOR BARD|$1200|hard|Gassy surname of Sir Toby in 'Twelfth Night'|Belch
02/11/1988|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY & WESTERN MUSIC|$100|easy|In Cole Porter's song, these words follow 'can't look at hobbles and I can't stand fences'|don't fence me in
08/03/2000|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL FOOD & DRINK|$300|easy|Malossol on the label means this rich Russian 'fishy' food is prepared with 'little salt'|Caviar
06/01/2004|Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'S'!|$800|hard|It's the body of water in the title of the following orchestral favorite|Swan Lake
22/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THEATER|$200|easy|Prince Chulalongkorn becomes king at the end of this Rodgers & Hammerstein musical|The King and I
25/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$400|easy|In 1973 a highway bridge opened connecting the European & Asian parts of this Turkish city|Istanbul
02/06/2005|Jeopardy!|NON-P.C. WORDS FOR GALS|$1000|hard|It precedes 'way', 'cast' & 'minded'|broad
17/10/2005|Jeopardy!|A WALK IN THE CLOUDS|$600|medium|From the type of cloud it indicates, a horizontal line is this type of 'symbol' (sounds like a big house or car)|stratus
29/09/2005|Jeopardy!|OH, MY GODS!|$800|hard|If sometimes you feel like a 'nut', check out Nut, a goddess of this ancient civilization|Egypt
11/12/1998|Jeopardy!|ON ICE|$300|easy|Put this letter on 'ice' & you get the kind of 'guys' who 'finish last'|N (nice)
12/12/2007|Jeopardy!|THE IS YOUR LIFE, ABE LINCOLN!|$600|medium|In 1860 he got 12 electoral votes but you got the job; feel free to debate...|(Stephen) Douglas
05/03/2007|Jeopardy!|POLITICS|$800|hard|'Free' political party formed in 1848 to oppose the extension of slavery|the Free Soil Party
18/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR EXPRESSIONS|$1200|hard|This expression got reversed from its original version, which meant that once you consume dessert, it's gone|you can't have your cake and eat it too
24/02/1998|Jeopardy!|ACTION!|$200|easy|In a 1965 speech this president put out a call for 'affirmative action' in hiring by federal contractors|Johnson
23/02/2011|Jeopardy!|KIDS' SONGS IN OTHER WORDS|$600|medium|'A Trio Of Vision-Impaired Rodents'|Three Blind Mice
02/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|REAL MEN OF THE CLOTH|$400|easy|This soul singer of 'Let's Stay Together' began his ministry after surviving an attack with boiling grits|Al Green
17/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$800|hard|Thomas Mann story published as 'Der Tod In Venedig' in 1912; it didn't appear in English until 1925|Death In Venice
01/10/2007|Jeopardy!|IT'S IN THE DICTIONARY|$1000|hard|'A hinged plastic case designed to hold a compact disk and usually a printed insert or liner'|a jewel case
14/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|YOU DO THE MATH!|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows the numbers 18, 33, & 165 on the monitor.)  An easy way to find the common divisor here is to simply add up each number's digits, & each sum will be divisible by this number|3
21/01/1997|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$500|medium|This sheriff who shot Billy the Kid was later appointed a customs collector by Teddy Roosevelt|Pat Garrett
14/11/2011|Jeopardy!|20 FOR DUMMIES|$200|easy|'Parenting for Dummies' uses this toy as an analogy for consistency: 'it spins until it wobbles, and then it falls down'|a top
09/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WISE GUYS|$400|easy|Logician Willard Van Orman Quine is from Akron in this state--we wanted an excuse to say Willard Van Orman Quine|Ohio
18/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CALL ME HARRY|$800|hard|This man co-anchored the ABC news with Howard K. Smith|Harry Reasoner
05/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$1200|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew plays with a skeleton.) The bones of the shoulder--the clavicle, the scapula & the humerus--form this type of joint, which is more susceptible to injury because it moves in multiple directions|a ball and socket
12/10/2009|Jeopardy!|OH MICKEY, YOU'RE SO FINE|$200|easy|He hit .365 with 34 HRs & 94 RBIs in 1957 but the Yanks wanted to cut his pay; he didn't win the Triple Crown like he had in '56|Mickey Mantle
08/11/2004|Jeopardy!|IF YOU GROW IT, THEY WILL EAT|$400|easy|While there are over 5,000 varieties of this fruit, you probably eat the Anjou or Bartlett|a pear
30/12/2005|Jeopardy!|THE MISSIVES OF OCTOBER|$1000|hard|Oct. 24, 1648: Dear Johann, I can't believe this long war is over now that the Peace of Westphalia has been concluded|the Thirty Years' War
16/06/2011|Jeopardy!|IT'S A DISASTER|$600|medium|Spectacular May 1937 newsreel footage showed this New Jersey air disaster|(the crash of) the Hindenburg
16/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FELINE PHRASES|$800|hard|It's the game being played by a strong player toying with a weaker one|cat & mouse
21/12/1998|Jeopardy!|OH COME ALL YE FAITHFUL|$400|easy|A lifelong diehard fan of this college's football team is seen here (dressed in red & wearing a 'corn cob' hat)|University of Nebraska
26/01/2006|Final Jeopardy!|CIVIL RIGHTS|None|None|On August 6, 2005 an Atlanta march supported extending the Voting Rights Act signed by this president|Lyndon Baines Johnson
14/04/2005|Jeopardy!|ALSO A CANDY|$400|easy|'Cabaret' club|Kit Kat
22/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|I CHALLENGE YOU TO A DUEL!|$1600|hard|This 'Volpone' playwright narrowly escaped the death penalty after killing an actor in a duel in 1598|Ben Jonson
26/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SINAI|$400|easy|Chapter 19 of this Biblical book says the Hebrews left Egypt & 'The same day came they into the wilderness of Sinai'|Exodus
15/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|REED: ALL ABOUT IT|$1600|hard|In the 17th c. the shawm, heard here, developed into this double reed instrument|the oboe
17/06/2003|Jeopardy!|'ER'|$200|easy|A short trip somewhere to do something on behalf of somebody else|errand
10/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BEEF-ORE & AFTER|$1200|hard|A beef jerkyesque product named for Robert MacNeil's old news partner|Slim Jim Lehrer
21/05/1999|Jeopardy!|THE WOK OF FAME|$200|easy|Of the Peking, Cantonese or Szechuan cooking styles, the one known for hot, spicy dishes|Szechuan
24/10/2007|Jeopardy!|'C' IN HISTORY|$400|easy|This Ohio city was called the 'Queen of the West' even before a Longfellow poem popularized the nickname|Cincinnati
23/09/2002|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL MATTERS|$1000|hard|James Blake, who wrote the song 'I'm Just Wild About Harry', was better known by this nickname|Eubie
18/04/2001|Jeopardy!|MISC.|$100|easy|Long before it was newburged or thermidored, it was so plentiful it was a food for the poor|Lobster
10/09/2002|Final Jeopardy!|BY THE NUMBERS|None|None|In the 1800s Carl Wunderlich got this number by averaging over a million readings from armpits of 25,000 patients|98.6 degrees
21/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE ROLE IN COMMON|$400|easy|Sir Alec Guinness & Ewan McGregor|Obi-wan Kenobi
25/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS AT REST|$2000|hard|The first of 2 presidents buried at Arlington National Cemetery|William Howard Taft
12/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NBA TEAMS' HOME ARENAS|$400|easy|Madison Square Garden|the New York Knicks
09/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S IMPERATIVE!|$800|hard|2-word military command to look straight ahead|Eyes Front!
25/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CAMERAS|$800|hard|A small type of camera that may be dashboard-mounted is named for this makeup item|lipstick
13/07/2001|Jeopardy!|EMERIL'S TV DINNERS|$500|medium|Emeril's momma taught him that this pungent bulb is a beautiful thing; he drizzles it with olive oil & roasts it|garlic
08/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|1960s OSCAR NOMINEES|$800|hard|He received an Oscar nomination for playing the all-powerful Henry II in 'The Lion in Winter'|(Peter) O'Toole
06/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$200|easy|The main traffic artery of this Italian city's historic section is the Grand Canal|Venice
01/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$2000|hard|This star of 'The Nanny Diaries' has a twin brother named Hunter|Scarlett Johannson
16/09/2010|Final Jeopardy!|WORD AND PHRASE ORIGINS|None|None|Meaning 'rapidly', this term began in England, referring to the speed with which the mail was delivered|post haste
21/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|JAI ALAI|$800|hard|Surprisingly, some historians believe jai alai was invented by this founder of the Jesuit order|Saint Ignatius Loyola
14/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ANTONYMS|$600|medium|As a verb, its antonym is fill; as an adjective, full|Empty
26/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COMEDY FILMS|$600|medium|In this classic, Cary Grant plays a paleontologist involved with Katharine Hepburn & her pet leopard|Bringing Up Baby
05/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|DO YA THINK I'M 'SEX'Y?|$400|easy|This 6-letter term means designed for both men & women|unisex
09/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$200|easy|He completed vols. 2 & 3 of Karl Marx's 'Das Kapital'|Friedrich Engels
15/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MONEY & FINANCE|$2000|hard|To sell stock at the current price, investors use a market order; to specify a price, it's this type of order|a limit (or stop-loss) order
22/12/1993|Jeopardy!|POT LUCK|$500|medium|Randolph Churchill, Winston's father, held this minister of finance position at age 37|Chancellor of the Exchequer
14/04/1999|Jeopardy!|IN PARIS|$500|medium|Young & old alike are mesmerized at the 'Centre de la Mer et des Eaux', one of these on Rue St.-Jacques|Aquarium
16/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1930s|$1500|hard|Melvin Purvis gained fame (more than Hoover liked) as head of the FBI's office in this city|Chicago
01/03/2000|Jeopardy!|FOOD ON FILM|$400|easy|Paul Newman's character tries to swallow 50 hard-boiled eggs in an hour in this film|Cool Hand Luke
22/12/2006|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$800|hard|This rum maker's website urges you to 'Drink responsibly--captain's orders!'|Captain Morgan
28/09/2009|Jeopardy!|THE APARTMENT OF ENERGY|$400|easy|I'm proud my Maytag Performance Series front load this gets an Energy Star from the government|a washer
05/10/1998|Jeopardy!|THE 18th CENTURY|$100|easy|In the 1790s his gin was a tonic for the fortunes of cotton planters|Eli Whitney
12/09/2003|Jeopardy!|THE TWENTIETH|$1000|hard|In use until 1971, this British coin was equal to one-twentieth of a pound|a shilling
11/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE MISSISSIPPI|$200|easy|The Minnesota River joins the Mississippi near these twin cities|Minneapolis & St. Paul
24/04/1990|Final Jeopardy!|PLAYWRIGHTS|None|None|His most famous play was first produced in 1895, the year he was sent to jail, & he never wrote another|Oscar Wilde ('The Importance of Being Earnest')
12/05/2000|Jeopardy!|THE ABCs OF THE CDC|$300|easy|At its inception in 1946, the CDC fought this mosquito-borne disease that was prevalent in the South at the time|Malaria
24/02/2003|Jeopardy!|SHOPPING OFF THE TV|$200|easy|His Indoor Grilling Machine comes in XL & XXL sizes|George Foreman
13/03/2007|Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S FIRSTS|$200|easy|Over 50 years after nursing soldiers in the Crimea, she became the first woman awarded the Brit. Order of Merit|Florence Nightingale
18/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY GROUPS|$800|hard|This group met daily for lunch at a Manhattan hotel from 1919 to the early 1930s|Algonquin Round Table
11/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AMAZING SPORTS RECORDS|$800|hard|In 1997 this Packers QB threw a then Super Bowl-record 81-yard touchdown pass|Brett Favre
31/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'GL'OSSARY|$800|hard|This type of 'blow' bounces off at an angle|a glance
04/10/2001|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC ADS & JINGLES|$500|medium|'Something special in the air'|American Airlines
12/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LEFTOVERS|$400|easy|'Bateson's Belfry', a bell connected to a cord in a coffin, capitalized on Victorian-era terror of this|being buried alive
05/11/2010|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL QUOTES|$1000|hard|The musical 'Sally' urged us to 'always look for' this 'and try to find the sunny side of life'|a silver lining
14/09/2000|Jeopardy!|ROCK ON!|$500|medium|It's a large rock fragment greater than 8 inches in diameter or a Colorado resort city NW of Denver|Boulder
17/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE PURLOINED LETTER|$1600|hard|Somehow, this fascist dictator stole Clara Petacci's heart, & hundreds of their love letters are missing|Mussolini
06/07/2004|Jeopardy!|NOVEL QUOTES|$200|easy|(1937) ''It's me, Bilbo Baggins, companion of Thorin!''|The Hobbit
17/10/2000|Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S RITES|$200|easy|One of the most lavish of these 'parties' was young socialite Barbara Hutton's in 1930|Debutante/coming out party
14/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW PUPPY|$800|hard|Puppy will need to be vaccinated against this disease, also called hydrophobia|rabies
12/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES' LARGEST ETHNIC GROUPS|$1200|hard|At over 80%, Hutu (1 of 2 countries)|Rwanda (or Burundi)
18/06/2004|Jeopardy!|THE SUPER BOWL|$1000|hard|The Super Bowl's MVP Award is named for this man who served as the NFL's Commissioner from 1960 to 1989|Pete Rozelle
09/07/1997|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FIRSTS|$200|easy|Colonists got their first taste of popcorn at a dinner celebrating this holiday in 1621|Thanksgiving
21/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A ROUND OF GULF|$1200|hard|In 1976 a deadly tsunami swept through the Moro Gulf region of this country, killing thousands on Mindanao|the Philippines
23/12/2005|Jeopardy!|THE 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS|$400|easy|Of the song's 12 gifts, it's the only one you could melt down & not be charged with murder or animal cruelty|five golden rings
02/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ECONOMICS|$1200|hard|On a specified day of its financial year, a firm issues this 'sheet' of its assets & liabilities|balance sheet
02/12/1988|Double Jeopardy!|THEATER HISTORY|$1000|hard|Developed in the 17th century, this form of theater features men called 'onnagata' in female roles|kabuki
09/04/2004|Jeopardy!|JOHNNY GILBERT, THIS IS YOUR LIFE|$200|easy|Johnny was born in this Southern state, as were 8 U.S. presidents|Virginia
16/09/1997|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS MOUNTS|$200|easy|Film cowboy who was 'Trigger' happy|Roy Rogers
17/09/1997|Jeopardy!|CITIES|$500|medium|Riga & Jelgava|Latvia
18/12/2006|Jeopardy!|NECKWEAR|$400|easy|In ancient Hawaii, this garland of flowers was used to signify a peace agreement between opposing tribes|a lei
14/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PAINTINGS|$400|easy|Here's John Constable's take on this English landmark|Stonehenge
07/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'C' IS FOR COOKING|$800|hard|An Appalachian favorite is this pudding, made from a vegetable also used in bourbon, another favorite there|corn pudding
12/03/1999|Jeopardy!|GREAT BRITS|$100|easy|In addition to writing operettas with Sir William Gilbert, he also composed the hymn 'Onward, Christian Soldiers'|Arthur Sullivan
05/07/1988|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$800|hard|A hall at this NYC site is named for Alice Tully, who provided most of the funds|Lincoln Center
23/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BED|$800|hard|This bed that can be folded up into a closet is named for its American inventor|Murphy
21/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NUCLEAR ENERGY|$1600|hard|The paths of charged subatomic particles can be traced via this gas-filled enclosure|a cloud chamber
06/12/2001|Jeopardy!|DOC TALK|$800|hard|It's the C in a C-section|Caesarean
24/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LEADERS OF WORLD WAR II|$800|hard|Lord Gort saved 200,000 British troops with his May 1940 decision to evacuate this port|Dunkirk
29/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGE LAB|$800|hard|Ladino, a language of the Sephardic branch of this group, uses many elements of medieval Castilian|the Jews
27/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$200|easy|A museum devoted to this 'Ol' Man River' is located on Mud Island in Memphis|Mississippi River
03/03/2005|Jeopardy!|LET'S MESS WITH TEXAS|$600|medium|This state bird of Texas belongs to the family Mimidae|the mockingbird
11/07/2001|Jeopardy!|AFRICANA|$500|medium|Meaning 'guided one', it was the title of the 1880s Sudanese leader whose forces defeated General Gordon|The Mahdi
12/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|I’LL SEE YOU IN COURT!|$2000|hard|A 1969 case said the phrase 'with all' these 2 words from Brown v. Board of Education wasn’t being followed|deliberate speed
03/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HIGH PLACES|$400|easy|Also known as Mount Tacoma, this peak in Washington state last erupted about 150 years ago|Mount Ranier
15/03/2000|Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$500|medium|In 1993 & 1994 this leader was convicted in Panama of involvement in the killing of political foes|Manuel Noriega
04/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD 'C'ITIES|$1500|hard|The Coptic Museum in this city is noted for its collection of ancient Coptic textiles|Cairo
25/01/2012|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WORDS & PHRASES|$600|medium|This word for a large self-service store that sells household goods as well as groceries hit the shelves in 1933|a supermarket
21/03/2001|Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$100|easy|This city's Harold Washington Library Center is the USA's largest municipal library building|Chicago
26/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|KUNG FU|$800|hard|It's the slow exercise form of kung fu described here:|Tai chi
31/05/2007|Jeopardy!|DESCARTES|$800|hard|Descartes invented the analytic or coordinate type of this, from the Greek for 'earth measure'|geometry
07/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD ACROSS AMERICA|$400|easy|A 13-foot-tall one of these stands on the highway near the city limits of Plains, Georgia|a peanut
23/09/2008|Jeopardy!|MY OFF-SHOW WARDROBE|$800|hard|It's the '70s casual attire I'm in here--I burned all the real pics of me in one|a leisure suit
01/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S MY BUSINESS!|$1200|hard|I'm the lifeguard at the Arlington, Texas Hurricane Harbor water park run by this 'numerical' theme park chain|Six Flags
22/07/2008|Jeopardy!|DEPARTMENT 'S'|$1000|hard|Eternally doomed rock roller of Greek mythology|Sisyphus
31/05/1990|Jeopardy!|AUSTRIA|$400|easy|In his childhood, Franz Schubert sang with the Imperial Court Chapel Choir, which is now known as this|The Vienna Boys' Choir
21/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WACKY TV NEIGHBORS|$1000|hard|Millie & Jerry Helper|The Dick Van Dyke Show
02/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|This country borders every other country in South America except Ecuador & Chile|Brazil
14/11/1988|Jeopardy!|THE PIANO|$500|medium|The Oscar-winning short 'The Music Box' featured this pair moving a piano up a steep hill|Laurel and Hardy
05/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|VILLES DE FRANCE|$400|easy|This Mediterranean port is France's second-largest city (& something to sing about)|Marseilles
11/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK OF LOVE|$2000|hard|A later edition of this William Goldman novel included the first chapter of the long-lost sequel, 'Buttercup's Baby'|The Princess Bride
12/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$400|easy|This creature who had the head & wings of an eagle & the body of a lion guarded the Scythians' gold|a griffin
24/02/2010|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES' FAVORITE BOOKS|$600|medium|(Hi, I'm Doug Savant.)  John Irving moved me with his look at good & evil in the novel 'A Prayer for' this Christ-like character|Owen Meany
20/02/1998|Jeopardy!|THE DATING GAME|$400|easy|Bachelor No. 1, say hi to Donna:  'Hey Donna, how ya' doing--oh, wait, I got all this money in the way!'|Cuba Gooding, Jr.
13/11/2002|Jeopardy!|FRATERNITIES & SORORITIES|$800|hard|In 1902 Pi Beta Phi was a founding member of the NPC, this 'National Conference' of Greek-letter societies|National Panhellenic Conference
28/09/2000|Jeopardy!|FRENCH BRED|$100|easy|Born in Dijon on December 15, 1832, this engineer 'towered' over his contemporaries|Gustave Eiffel
24/05/2007|Jeopardy!|'80s MOVIE MEMORIES|$200|easy|In 1986 he played Seth Brundle, whose teleportation experiment is set awry by a fly|Jeff Goldblum
27/04/2006|Jeopardy!|SLOW DOWN|$400|easy|Here are the interior workings of this instrument|piano
21/06/2005|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S UP, DUCK?|$400|easy|A stuffed duck wearing glasses & a mustache would drop down when someone on this show uttered the 'secret word'|You Bet Your Life
03/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHOR!  AUTHOR!|$200|easy|'Voyage of the Beagle'|Charles Darwin
20/06/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|$800|hard|Having missed out on this ceremony at age 13, Henny Youngman had one in 180 at age 73|a Bar Mitzvah
03/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$400|easy|On New Year's Eve we should give thanks to this Scottish poet for his 'Auld Lang Syne'|Robert Burns
16/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN OF COUNTRY|$800|hard|Corazon Aquino|the Philippines
01/07/2010|Jeopardy!|THE GREEK LETTER EQUIVALENT|$1000|hard|F|phi
26/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LOOK WHAT THE CAT SCAN DRAGGED IN|$1200|hard|The scan process may include injecting you with contrast, a type of this 3-letter liquid similar to ink|dye
05/12/2008|Jeopardy!|THE ENGLISH TOP 100|$400|easy|This No. 30 must be obeyed|she
03/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$2000|hard|Seen here is this 2-time Nobel Prize-winning scientist|Linus Pauling
04/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ABLE ANIMALS|$400|easy|When a snake sticks out its tongue, it's not tasting but using this sense|smell
12/12/2008|Jeopardy!|HEALTH MATTERS|$400|easy|Lyme disease is an inflammatory disorder caused by the bite of infected Western black-legged & deer these|a tick
07/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$800|hard|The national name of this country is Magyar Koztarsasag|Hungary
04/11/1997|Jeopardy!|CYBER LIFE|$100|easy|('Cyber Lucy' reads the clue.) It's a little picture on your screen to click, or an idol to millions, like me|an icon
09/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BANGERS|$4200|hard|From their name, we assume these tubular fireworks are popular in Italy|Roman candles
14/12/2009|Jeopardy!|LONG ONE-SYLLABLE WORDS|$1000|hard|(9 letters) Lengthened by tension|stretched
14/11/2002|Jeopardy!|ASIAN AMERICANS|$200|easy|When she skates, this ice princess wears a Chinese good luck charm given to her by her grandmother|Michelle Kwan
20/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CHEESE|$800|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew delivers the clue scoops milky white granules out of a trough in Wisconsin.)  In cheese making the magic of warming causes separation into whey and this semi-solid material|curds
09/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS|$1600|hard|It's Dutch for 'night', spelled the same as the German word|Nacht
09/06/1997|Jeopardy!|THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR|$200|easy|General Richard Montgomery was killed December 31, 1775 leading a hopeless attack on this Canadian city|Quebec
21/09/2011|Jeopardy!|DOES THIS DRESSING MAKE ME LOOK FAT?|$200|easy|This dressing meaning 'little vinegar' looks positively slimming on you|a vinaigrette
08/10/1999|Jeopardy!|PRIME NUMBERS|$100|easy|Dial this 3-digit prime number in L.A. only for emergencies|911
12/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MARSUPIAL RHYME TIME|$1200|hard|A non-sloping Tasmanian marsupial carnivore|a level devil
22/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LANDLOCKED COUNTRIES|$1600|hard|The 2 landlocked nations of the Himalayas|Bhutan & Nepal
12/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BRITTANY|$800|hard|Born in Brittany, he hit the Jacquespot when he voyaged to Canada & discovered the St. Lawrence River|Jacques Cartier
30/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|KITTY LIT|$800|hard|In the poem 'The Duel' there's a terrible spat between the Gingham Dog and this 'Scrappy' cat|the Calico Cat
11/03/1998|Jeopardy!|WHERE|$500|medium|This U.S. territory in the Pacific is the southernmost of the Mariana Islands|Guam
28/09/2009|Jeopardy!|LIKE A BIG PIECE OF PIE?|$1000|hard|Seen here are this edible item & the headgear named for it|porkpie
02/05/2005|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|None|None|Capital of the ancient Roman province of Galatia, it became a modern national capital in 1923|Ankara
17/09/1998|Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$500|medium|He developed his 'tensegrity' structures in the 1940s while teaching at Black Mountain College in North Carolina|Buckminster Fuller (geodesic dome)
24/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DECEMBER 24|$1000|hard|Soviet troops invaded this country December 24, 1979|Afghanistan
07/07/2010|Jeopardy!|TOYS & GAMES|$400|easy|The hot toys for Christmas 2009 were the hamsters from this brand of 'pets' with a double talk name|Zhu Zhu Pets
02/12/1998|Jeopardy!|GROOVY TIMES|$400|easy|In '67 we did a psychedelic paint job on our 'bus' from this German company & headed off to Frisco|Volkswagen
28/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|5 GUYS NAMED MOE|$800|hard|Term for the type of country music Moe Bandy plays, the clubs where he began, or the 'Queen' he sang of in 1981|Honky Tonk
08/05/1997|Jeopardy!|AIRPORT CODES|$300|easy|SVO, also known as Sheremetyevo|Moscow
23/06/2000|Jeopardy!|THE SOPRANOS|$300|easy|This famous son, the 'Choirboy of the Board', played himself & joined the richest poker game in Jersey|Frank Sinatra, Jr.
02/10/1998|Jeopardy!|THE STAND|$300|easy|'The Hollywood Reporter' & this 'Daily' constitute 'the trades' of the TV & film industry|Variety
12/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NOT THE DREADED SPELLING CATEGORY|$1600|hard|This 2-letter term for a type of bovine can also mean a clumsy person|O-X
23/03/2009|Jeopardy!|MEDICINE SHOW|$600|medium|Nexium fights acid reflux, which also goes by this name, though it has nothing to do with the organ|heartburn
03/10/2002|Jeopardy!|EDITORS' CHOICES|$800|hard|Motor Trend's choice for 2002 Truck of the Year fell on this Chevy|Avalanche
15/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THAT 1870s SHOW|$200|easy|In a wacky episode, Clovis spills acid, prompting this inventor to make his call to Watson on March 10, 1876|Alexander Graham Bell
07/12/1984|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'B'|$100|easy|Goodyear's gasbag|the blimp
29/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DOCTORS|$1000|hard|Published in 1957, this epic novel tells the story of a physician's love for the wife of a Russian revolutionary|Doctor Zhivago
02/07/2001|Jeopardy!|BOX-ING|$200|easy|In 1962 he reached No. 11 on the country charts with 'Tennessee Flat-Top Box'; in 1988 daughter Rosanne hit No. 1|Johnny Cash
14/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SHARK!|$800|hard|His 1974 bestseller 'Jaws' led to a new interest in & a new respect for sharks as well|Peter Benchley
11/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWERY PROSE|$2000|hard|Larceny among flower collectors led to the title of this Susan Orlean book|The Orchid Thief
02/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$1000|hard|This Ohio Republican won election to the U.S. Senate in 1938 & served until his death in 1953|Robert Taft
09/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE QUOTES|$1600|hard|A U.S. heiress, asked if she read blogs: 'What's that?' (that's hot)|Paris Hilton
19/04/2001|Jeopardy!|'60s STUFF|$400|easy|His 'principle' stated that 'In a hierarchy every employee tends to rise to his level of incompetence'|Peter Principle
24/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ITALIAN FOOD|$400|easy|Fusilli, a pasta, is often described as being this shape, like the tool that opens your wine bottle|corkscrew
12/05/2006|Jeopardy!|THE WGA's TOP 101 SCREENPLAYS|$400|easy|1 of the 2 scripts that got Billy Wilder into the Top 10|Some Like It Hot (or Sunset Boulevard)
11/01/1996|Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$300|easy|Thomas Hancock patented vulcanized rubber in England the year before this man in the U.S.|Charles Goodyear
17/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'70s FASHIONS|$200|easy|The Rolling Stones' 'Sticky Fingers' album featured a working one of these on the cover|Zipper
15/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE LION|$1000|hard|This Tanzanian national park lost more than 1,000 lions in 1994 when they caught canine distemper from domestic dogs|the Serengeti
14/01/2010|Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|Named for an explorer (not the brothers, eh?), this longest river in Canada empties into the Beaufort Sea|the MacKenzie River
03/11/1986|Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$200|easy|Illustrator of Flowers & Fungi, she also wrote children's tales like 'Peter Rabbit'|Beatrix Potter
20/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE GENE HACKMAN POOL|$800|hard|Gene gives English Bob a rough Big Whiskey welcome in this 1992 film with a 1-word title|Unforgiven
04/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NON-LY ADVERBS|$2000|hard|Meaning 'frequently', this adverb is now 2 letters longer than it was some 400 years ago|often
09/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER|$2000|hard|(Hi, I'm Jane Krakowski of 'Ally McBeal'.) In 1987 I rollerskated on Broadway in this Andrew Lloyd Webber musical|Starlight Express
09/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA|$800|hard|The orchestra's first concert at the Academy of Music, its home 1900-2001, featured this man's 1805 Fifth Symphony|Ludwig van Beethoven
06/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE STEINBECK TITLE|$800|hard|'O.M.A.M.'|Of Mice and Men
05/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SURPRISE ME, TREBEK!|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm Steven Page from Barenaked Ladies.)  One legend says the term 'Peeping Tom' came from a tailor gazing at this 11th c. barenaked lady on horseback|Lady Godiva
24/04/2008|Jeopardy!|A GAME OF CHESS|$600|medium|It's the only chess piece that can jump over others|the knight
03/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS|$1000|hard|In 1837 Gen. Jesup promised this Seminole leader a truce, then locked him up when he came to negotiate|Osceola
15/09/1997|Jeopardy!|LIONS, TIGERS & BEARS|$200|easy|The 2 you'd find naturally in Siberia|Bears & tigers
10/10/2005|Jeopardy!|LET'S GO TO THE MOVIES|$800|hard|The people at www.captiveaudience.org want to eliminate these before movies; coming attractions, they're OK with|commercials
06/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC APPRECIATION|$800|hard|The name of this old French dance follows 'Ascot' in the title of a song from 'My Fair Lady'|gavotte
13/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES FROM THE PAST|$2000|hard|This orator, 106-43 B.C., tried to uphold Republican principles in the Civil War that destroyed Rome|Cicero
10/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$200|easy|This character writes, 'Tom and me found the money that the robbers hid....we got six thousand dollars apiece'|Huckleberry Finn
26/01/2004|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$1000|hard|Give up during a fight & you may be forced to 'say' or 'cry' this relative|uncle
25/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK BINDINGS|$1200|hard|Ellison, 1952 & Bradbury, 1951: '_____ Man'|Invisible & Illustrated
27/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$800|hard|This New Mexico capital was founded by Don Pedro de Peralta around 1610|Santa Fe
14/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|4 STRAIGHT VOWELS|$1600|hard|This adjective means fawning or exhibiting servile obedience|obsequious
02/10/2001|Jeopardy!|BALD AMBITION|$500|medium|This super-rich Little Orphan Annie benefactor never joined the Hair Club for Men|Daddy Warbucks
30/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THOSE DARN EQUESTRIANS|$1600|hard|The equestrian program as we know it began in the 1912 Olympics with jumping, the 3-day event & this, a French term|dressage
01/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|18th CENTURY HISTORY IN ART|$2000|hard|Now hanging in the Capitol, the 20th-century work seen here depicts a scene in this building in 1787|Independence Hall
06/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$600|medium|The name of this violent tropical cyclone of the Western Pacific comes from Cantonese for 'Big Wind'|typhoon
02/12/2004|Final Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|None|None|This adjective for scholars & 'Jeopardy!' champs is from the Latin ex, 'out or away' & rudis, 'rudeness'|erudite
23/10/1998|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$400|easy|In 1951 Milton Berle signed a 30-year contract with this network at $200,000 per annun|NBC
26/04/2004|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$1000|hard|2-word title of the artwork seen here; New Englanders might call it 'Spa'|Soda Fountain
11/05/1998|Jeopardy!|LET'S ROCK!|$200|easy|Keith, Brian, Mick, Bill & Charlie on drums|the Rolling Stones
17/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|YE GODS!|$800|hard|Hypnos was the god of sleep & his sonds Morpheus, Icelus & Phantasus were gods of these|dreams
09/11/1999|Jeopardy!|YOUNG GOTHS|$300|easy|The novels of this vampire chronicler born in 1941 have inspired Goth style|Anne Rice
09/11/1988|Jeopardy!|HAIR CARE|$300|easy|In dollars, America's biggest-selling shampoo is this one for controlling dandruff|Head & Shoulders
09/05/2007|Jeopardy!|WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS|$200|easy|In 2007 this team beat Ohio State 84-75 to repeat as NCAA basketball champs|Florida
22/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|REACH FOR THE STARS|$600|medium|A 'super' one of these hurls debris through space at over 40 million MPH & then can form a nebula|Supernova
17/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A 'MAN'LY CATEGORY|$400|easy|Northeast Chinese region that borders Russia & North Korea|Manchuria
09/06/2003|Jeopardy!|FOOD FOR THOUGHT|$1000|hard|(Hi, I'm Eric Idle of Monty Python)  One of our classic sketches featured a restaurant where almost every menu item included this meat product|Spam
25/02/2003|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYME PHOBIAS|$800|hard|While Mary, Mary was quite contrary, she didn't seem to have antophobia, a fear of these|flowers
13/05/2010|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES ENDING IN 'E'|$400|easy|On Feb. 27, 2010 a magnitude 8.8 earthquake struck it|Chile
16/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECTORS|$400|easy|Dennis Weaver is terrorized by a truck in 'Duel', a 1971 TV movie this wunderkind directed in his 20s|Steven Spielberg
17/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'A' PLUS|$1200|hard|From the Spanish for 'poplar grove', it's the county where you'll find Oakland, California|Alameda
04/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FROM 'C' TO SHINING 'C'|$600|medium|You probably avoid elevators if you're this type of person who fears being in a closed place|claustrophobic
26/09/2005|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 HITS OF THE '70s|$800|hard|Rick Dees & His Cast of Idiots had a No. 1 hit in 1976 with this 'fowl' song|Disco Duck
12/04/1996|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$300|easy|Lois painted a lovely picture of this barnyard structure in oils|Silo (Lois & Oils)
08/02/1985|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL|$400|easy|Boston's 'Green Monster' is in this stadium|Fenway Park
15/12/1997|Jeopardy!|FORMULAS|$200|easy|Edison said, 'Genius is 1% inspiration and 99%' this|Perspiration
22/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR-WINNING SONGS|$600|medium|'You Must Love Me'|Evita
21/02/2001|Jeopardy!|PERSHING|$100|easy|During WWI John Pershing commanded the AEF, short for this|American Expeditionary Force
12/11/1999|Jeopardy!|THE FUTURE|$400|easy|With current population trends, by 2050 this economically powerful Asian nation will have 20% fewer people|Japan
10/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BIO SUBJECTS|$1500|hard|'Niccolo's Smile' says that this Italian thinker did not behave in the cunning way now associated with his name|(Niccolo) Machiavelli
20/05/1999|Jeopardy!|WHO PLAYED 'EM?|$400|easy|N.Y. cabbie Travis Bickle|Robert de Niro
12/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PERIODICALS|$800|hard|Unions at this California city's Examiner & Chronicle went on strike in November 1994|San Francisco
11/01/1999|Jeopardy!|THE LIST LIST|$400|easy|Supplying info that led to the arrest of everyone on this list in August 1998 could have netted you over $1,500,000|FBI Ten Most Wanted List
22/04/2003|Jeopardy!|1980s CINEPLEX|$800|hard|This 1987 Bernardo Bertolucci film won 9 Oscars & was based on Pu Yi's autobiography|The Last Emperor
16/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|T'OIL'|$2000|hard|Nobel prize-winning Norwegian author Knut Hamsun wrote a tale about farming called 'growth of' this|soil
08/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT ART|$2000|hard|In 1889, Van Gogh painted these title flowers|irises
01/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TUDOR GARAGE|$800|hard|During her 'bloody' reign, she had more than 300 Protestants & heretics burned at the stake|Mary
16/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS LEADERS|$1200|hard|In the 1880s he built a town in Illinois to house employees of his sleeping car company|(George) Pullman
11/05/2007|Jeopardy!|INCREDIBLE EDIBLES|$600|medium|World Book says that the Pilgrims served this snakelike fish at the first Thanksgiving; I'll stick to turkey|eel
26/12/2000|Jeopardy!|14-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|It's how the letters in the sequence 'E,F,G,H,I,J' are arranged|alphabetically
18/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AIN'T WE GOT PUN|$1600|hard|Hi. I'm Joely Fisher. I did my first L.A. cabaret act 8 months pregnant, so I just had to call it 'From Here To' this|Maternity
17/01/1997|Final Jeopardy!|THE 1996 ELECTION|None|None|Nicknamed for the sport their children play, they were part of the swing vote in 1996|Soccer Moms
13/10/2010|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'GI', JOE|$200|easy|Ancient Persian priests, like those who visited the baby Jesus|the magi
17/12/1997|Jeopardy!|JACK LEMMON FILMS|$100|easy|Lemmon made his directorial debut with 1971's 'Kotch', starring this man, his 'Out To Sea' co-star|Walter Matthau
18/01/2006|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE 'L'|$600|medium|This 1969 hit by The Who was the first of 3 from their rock opera album 'Tommy'|Pinball Wizard
22/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY AMERICANA|$800|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from Chicago's Adler Planetarium.)  In celebration of his 500th birthday, a statue of this Polish astronomer was dedicated outside the Adler Planetarium in 1973|Copernicus
13/10/1989|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$200|easy|This cowboy movie title character turned ashen when I asked him to come back|Shane (from ASHEN)
11/11/1992|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$200|easy|In a standard set of dominoes, the tiles range from double blank to this double number|6
30/12/2011|Final Jeopardy!|ROCK ICONS|None|None|While he's had 12 top 10 hits on Billboard, including 7 from a 1984 album, he's never had a No. 1 single|Bruce Springsteen
09/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HOWDY, PILGRIM|$400|easy|Some say a spring at this southwestern French town & pilgrimage site has curative powers|Lourdes
09/11/1992|Jeopardy!|LAMP PEOPLE|$300|easy|Sir Humphrey Davy won the Rumford gold & silver medals for the safety lamp he made for these workers|coal miners
13/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'N' CROWD|$400|easy|This term for the state of absolute blessedness in Buddhism is from the Sanskrit for 'to blow out'|Nirvana
16/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE DEBUTS|$200|easy|This 'Caroline In The City' star made her screen debut in 3-D, in 'Jaws 3-D'|Lea Thompson
19/10/2005|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$1000|hard|The town that became Orlando, Florida was founded in 1850 by Aaron Jernigan & was given this 1-word name|Jernigan
19/12/2006|Jeopardy!|O COME, ALL YE FAITHFUL|$600|medium|'Labbayka Allahumma Labbayk' is recited during this religion's pilgrimage|Islam
20/01/1997|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$500|medium|The Formosan languages, spoken by about 200,000 on this island, belong to the Austronesian family|Taiwan
27/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$200|easy|An animal that's described as heterodont has different kinds of these|Teeth
16/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$1200|hard|The geologic period named for this coal-producing U.S. state is also called the Late Carboniferous Epoch|Pennsylvania
23/01/2003|Jeopardy!|THE MARTINI, ET AL.|$600|medium|Used in the classic martini, it bills itself as 'The Only Premium Gin Distilled in London'|Beefeater
25/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE FOOL|$2000|hard|Around 1911 Tsar Nicholas II had this 'mystic' expelled, but Alexandra soon had him returned; worked out well|Rasputin
23/03/2009|Jeopardy!|FASHION FORWARD & BACKWARD|$600|medium|This couturiere's iconic collarless jacket of 1954 is still part of her line today|Coco Chanel
22/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PEN NAMES|$400|easy|Hunting for this Oz creator's 'Boy Fortune Hunters' books?  Look for the pen name Floyd Akers|L. Frank Baum
18/11/2004|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$1000|hard|If you're eager, enthusiastic, rarin' & read to go, you're this, from the Chinese meaning 'work together'|gung-ho
18/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESSES|$800|hard|'Five years ago, our college campuses were a battleground'|Nixon
05/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL?|$600|medium|(Hi, I'm Darrell Green of the Washington Redskins.)  In 1997, I was selected for the 7th time to the NFL Pro Bowl game, played each year in this state capital|Honolulu
07/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHERS|$1200|hard|In the 19th century he attacked Denmark's Lutheran church, questioning its true Christianity|Kierkegaard
15/09/1998|Jeopardy!|TEDDY ROOSEVELT|$200|easy|Roosevelt was famous for saying, 'Speak softly, but carry' this|A big stick
08/04/2005|Jeopardy!|JON STEWART'S  AMERICA|$800|hard|A listed 'cause' of this country's 1978 revolution was 'too much Shah'|Iran
21/07/2000|Jeopardy!|OLD HAT|$400|easy|Hat of choice for Groucho's Captain Spaulding|Pith helmet
16/10/2009|Jeopardy!|ON THE WEBSITE'S FRONT PAGE|$400|easy|There are links to musings by its columnists Rick Reilly & Bill Simmons, & also 'Fantasy & Games'|ESPN
08/11/1991|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'Y'|$100|easy|Turkish word for a popular food made of milk curdled by bacteria|yogurt
18/11/2011|Jeopardy!|SEEING A BIT OF AMERICA|$800|hard|Chicago's Biograph Theater was the site of this gangster's 1934 death|John DIllinger
12/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LASTS|$400|easy|Alphabetically last of our solar system's planets|Venus
22/11/1999|Jeopardy!|PULL|$400|easy|Word on the 2 buttons that preceded this one: (Curly in a 'Three Stooges' clip showing a button marked 'Pull')|Press
09/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CONTRACTIONS|$1200|hard|The American Heritage Dict. says this nonstandard contraction was attacked in the 19th C. 'for being a vulgarism'|ain't
02/06/1998|Jeopardy!|HOW POETIC|$500|medium|Her Poem No. 1333 tells us: 'A little madness in the spring is wholesome even for the king'|Emily Dickinson
02/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'H' NAMES|$2000|hard|In Genesis 16 this handmaid of Sarah flees the household|Hagar
20/05/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$800|hard|This term covers anything made by man, from a needle to a pyramid|artifact
21/09/2007|Jeopardy!|I SAT IN FOR REGIS|$400|easy|Regis has said, 'Gelman is grooming' this 'Survivor' guy 'for the day I say adios amigos'|Jeff Probst
21/03/2008|Jeopardy!|BEFORE HE WAS PRESIDENT|$400|easy|He was captain of the debating team at Whittier College in California|Richard Nixon
20/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SEASONAL ACTING|$1200|hard|This German actress & model starred opposite Inspector Clouseau in 'A Shot in the Dark'|Elke Sommer
06/09/2002|Final Jeopardy!|SPORTS STARS|None|None|He's the only athlete in history to play in both the Super Bowl & the World Series|Deion Sanders
01/04/1993|Jeopardy!|STATE MOTTOES|$300|easy|This state motto of Virginia translates to 'Thus always to tyrants'|Sic semper tyrannis
18/05/2006|Jeopardy!|3 OF A KIND|$400|easy|George Lazenby, David Niven, Pierce Brosnan|James Bonds
10/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|I'VE WON AN OSCAR & AN EMMY|$2000|hard|'The Miracle Worker' (Oscar) & 'The Miracle Worker' (Emmy)|Patty Duke
27/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ROLE IN COMMON|$400|easy|Adam West & Michael Keaton|Batman
03/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FASHIONABLE STORES|$1600|hard|This chain founded as a sportswear & camping store in 1892 publishes a cool quarterly magazine|Abercrombie & Fitch
04/04/2007|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE USA|$1000|hard|One of the people who helped make Yosemite a national park was this designer of Central Park|(Frederick Law) Olmsted
13/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FUNNY OR DIE|$800|hard|This good sport said, 'Always go to other people's funerals, otherwise they won't come to yours'|Yogi Berra
02/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HAVOC|$800|hard|One of these swept through the South China Sea in 1782, killing an estimated 40,000 Taiwanese|a tsunami
10/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHO WROTE IT?|$400|easy|The 'Aeneid'|Virgil
22/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH OPERA|$800|hard|Lord Lechery, Madam Wanton & Madam Bubble are all characters in the 1951 opera based on this John Bunyan work|'Pilgrim's Progress'
09/06/1998|Jeopardy!|1990s TELEVISION|$100|easy|This FOX drama follows the plight of the Salinger children, who were orphaned by a car wreck|Party of Five
17/03/2004|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$1000|hard|This city in Iowa is at the confluence of the Big Sioux & Missouri Rivers|Sioux City
20/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT CENTURY|$400|easy|The Mayflower first drops anchor off the coast of Massachusetts|the 17th century
24/01/1997|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$300|easy|This cable network's 'Biography' won a 1995 Cableace Award for best documentary series|A&E (Arts & Entertainment Network)
22/04/2010|Jeopardy!|JOHN TRAVOLTA FILMS|$400|easy|One of the settings for this Travolta film is Gilley's roadhouse bar|Urban Cowboy
11/02/2011|Jeopardy!|ON YOUR SLEEVE|$800|hard|The French call this geographical feature 'la Manche', which means 'The Sleeve'|the English Channel
10/10/1991|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$400|easy|This 2nd-highest honors distinction at graduation is Latin for 'with great praise'|magna cum laude
10/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'P'|$200|easy|Movie that featured the following music|Picnic
21/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|EARLY AMERICA|$800|hard|1797 'affair' in which 3 agents for France demanded a $250,000 bribe from U.S. diplomats|'XYZ' Affair
20/04/2004|Jeopardy!|INTERNET HISTORY|$600|medium|Hacker Robert Morris' 1988 program with the name of this slithery creature crashed a tenth of the Internet|worm
15/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET IS FOR THE BIRDS!|$400|easy|You may take a 'gander' at the Jerome Robbins ballet named for this nursery rhymster|Mother Goose
01/03/1999|Final Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|None|None|Coronado's men found them bearded like a goat, woolly like a sheep & with a hump larger than a camel's|Bison (of North America)
23/01/2004|Jeopardy!|METALS|$400|easy|Ancient Roman pewter was 30% this metal, which for safety's sake is no longer used|lead
28/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. ISLANDS|$2000|hard|In 1843 John C. Fremont & Kit Carson visited what's now Fremont Island in this large body of water|the Great Salt Lake
21/06/2001|Jeopardy!|RYDERS|$300|easy|The new home of this university's basketball-playing Hurricanes is named for Ryder System, Inc., a major donor|University of Miami (Florida)
27/06/2000|Final Jeopardy!|ODD JOBS|None|None|Among men in this occupation, King Henry VIII's was Will Somers & King Arthur's was Dagonet|Court jester
19/07/1991|Jeopardy!|NONSENSE POETRY|$500|medium|He wrote, 'Isn't it funny how a bear likes honey?  Buzz!  Buzz!  Buzz!  I wonder why he does?'|(A. A.) Milne
02/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS CEMETERIES|$400|easy|The USA's official observance of Veteran's Day takes place at this cemetery|Arlington
22/10/1997|Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$200|easy|The Greater Amman Public Library is one of the major libraries in this Middle Eastern country|Jordan
15/11/1994|Jeopardy!|MYTHS & LEGENDS|$200|easy|The legend of these one-eyed giants may have been inspired by miners who wore lamps on their foreheads|Cyclopses
12/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT KIND OF ANIMAL ARE YOU?|$1200|hard|Harp, hooded, elephant|a seal
09/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH OF THE EQUATOR|$3100|hard|To visit this windy South American plateau, you may want to bring a Synchilla jacket from the company of the same name|Patagonia
04/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$1600|hard|Pink, a favorite color of hers, became popular nationwide when she lived in the White House|Mamie Eisenhower
08/01/1999|Jeopardy!|CORNY MOVIES|$300|easy|Reviewers went crazy with 'corn' puns reviewing this Eastwood-Streep movie set in Iowa|The Bridges Of Madison County
05/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BEING JOHN MALKOVICH FILMS|$200|easy|John played this doctor & his potion-drinking alter ego in 1996's 'Mary Reilly'|Dr. Jekyll
23/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'UN' CATEGORY|$1000|hard|When you're badly shaken or distraught, you become this, just like a door that has come loose|Unhinged
24/06/2010|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$1000|hard|Stellan Skarsgard played the commander of the Swiss Guard in this 2009 religious action thriller|Angels & Demons
01/11/1999|Jeopardy!|TRENDS|$500|medium|Despite his brief screen time in 'The Empire Strikes Back' & 'Return of the Jedi', this bounty hunter has a cult following|Boba Fett
09/07/2009|Jeopardy!|CITY SPELLING|$200|easy|This S-T-E-E-L C-I-T-Y is the seat of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania|P-I-T-T-S-B-U-R-G-H
26/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'70s MOVIE THEMES|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports)  This song, 'Rocky''s theme, was playing as Rocky ran up the stairs of the Philadelphia Museum of Art|Gonna Fly Now
29/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$400|easy|This resort island '26 Miles Across the Sea' from Los Angeles was once a haven for smugglers|Catalina Island
18/09/2000|Jeopardy!|FORD|$400|easy|This 1939 John Ford film starring Henry Fonda fits in another category on this board|Young Mr. Lincoln
17/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTIAL VICE|$400|easy|Taking kickbacks from Baltimore contractors helped oust him from office in the 1970s|(Spiro) Agnew
09/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GALAPAGOS WILDLIFE|$400|easy|(Alex reports from the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador.)  Many giant tortoise subspecies in the Galapagos are named for the islands on which they are found, like these beauties here on this fertile island whose name is Spanish for 'holy cross'|Santa Cruz
26/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S THE 26th|$1200|hard|Castro's 26th of July movement linked with a 'Junta of Unity' & overthrew this Cuban dictator|Batista
02/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THE RECONSTRUCTION ERA|$600|medium|This man's impeachment trial brought Senate president pro tem Ben Wade within 1 vote of being U.S. president|Johnson
26/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE WAR OF 1812|$1000|hard|The British burned Washington, D.C. as revenge for the American burning of York, Canada, now this city|Toronto
07/04/2009|Jeopardy!|WAIST MANAGEMENT|$400|easy|On Jan. 13, 1948 at the age of 78, he began his last fast, which lasted 5 days|Gandhi
21/10/2009|Jeopardy!|GRANDMA|$800|hard|Thanks, Grandma!  This British lady gave her 9-year-old grandson the rights to her play 'The Mousetrap'|Agatha Christie
14/03/2001|Jeopardy!|I GOT THE MUSIC IN ME|$200|easy|Though dead since 1977, he still helps guide tourists through Graceland on audiotape|Elvis Presley
30/04/2010|Jeopardy!|STATES BY CITIES & TOWNS|$200|easy|Wenatchee, Puyallup, Walla Walla|Washington
03/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$400|easy|Aldous Huxley's 1932 version of '1984'|Brave New World
12/06/2003|Jeopardy!|MEDICINE MEN|$200|easy|1980 Nobel Prize winner Paul Berg figured out how to 'splice' these|genes
06/05/2009|Jeopardy!|IT'S ELEMENTARY|$1000|hard|It's no secret--the name of this element that makes up a tiny fraction of the atmosphere is from the Greek for 'hidden'|krypton
11/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|A CD CATEGORY|$1200|hard|In 2010, 40 years after he died, this 'Purple Haze' rocker was back on the charts with 'Valleys of Neptune'|Jimi Hendrix
27/11/1984|Jeopardy!|FASHION|$400|easy|Pattern design which came from the horse blankets of Richard Tattersall|(the Tattersall) check (or plaid)
05/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE FROM PENNSYLVANIA|$800|hard|As a teen in Philly, this 'Hancock' star began rapping under the name the Fresh Prince|Will Smith
28/01/1998|Jeopardy!|CLAP TRAP|$300|easy|A koan in this religion concerns the sound of one hand clapping|Buddhism
03/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SOMETHING ABOUT MARY|$1600|hard|Religious martyr Mary Barrett Dyer was hanged in Boston in 1660 for her devotion to this group, the Society of Friends|the Quakers
12/05/2011|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY: STRONG|$600|medium|In his native West Virginia, folks turn it on, turn it up & sing along with him|Brad Paisley
24/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS|$2000|hard|Self-examination; literally, 'a looking into oneself'|introspection
16/02/1999|Jeopardy!|IT'S A DISASTER!... MOVIE|$500|medium|In 1935 one of the earliest disaster movies told the story of the 'Last Days' of this city|Pompeii
26/03/2010|Jeopardy!|GOOD BAD GUYS ON TV|$400|easy|Played by Carlos Bernard, Tony Almeida was good, then bad, then good, then really bad on this Fox drama|24
04/12/2009|Jeopardy!|SHOE BRANDS|$400|easy|A small South-African antelope|Reebok
03/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|In math it means at a right angle to the horizontal|perpendicular
24/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$600|medium|On May 9, 1995 the Senate, by a vote of 98-0, confirmed John Deutch as director of this agency|CIA
01/11/2010|Jeopardy!|MUSHROOMS|$200|easy|This term for the top of a mushroom can also be a small hat|a cap
03/06/2011|Jeopardy!|THE OLYMPIAN GODS|$600|medium|Appropriately, the name of this Greek god means 'male warrior'|Ares
01/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$2500|hard|Half of the Secretaries of Health & Human Services have been women, including this Clinton appointee|Donna Shalala
07/12/2005|Jeopardy!|GO TO JAIL, GO DIRECTLY TO JAIL|$200|easy|This prison takes its name from the New York town of Ossining, where it's located|Sing Sing
19/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BE A SPORT|$2000|hard|In 1895 at a YMCA, this indoor sport was developed for businessmen who found basketball too vigorous|volleyball
04/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CHAD IS RAD|$2000|hard|The capital & largest city|N'Djamena
13/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|EXPEDITION WEEK|$800|hard|In 'Search for the... Headshrinkers' of this river, we learn of the practice in Ecuador & Peru|the Amazon
22/02/2000|Jeopardy!|'K' MART|$300|easy|In 1883 more than 36,000 died following an explosion on this volcanic Indonesian island|Krakatoa
19/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE BEAUTIFUL|$800|hard|He was the title character in 1991's 'Johnny Suede'|Brad Pitt
28/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|3 'T's|$1200|hard|On 'Mindfreak', Criss Angel escaped from 2 of these restrictive garments while dangling from a crane|straitjacket
03/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTIAL MONOGRAMS|$800|hard|AAG|Albert Gore
08/04/2004|Jeopardy!|ARKANSASSY|$800|hard|Arkansas' Boston Mountains are the highest elevations in this 50,000-square-mile mountain region|the Ozarks
03/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S WHAT THEY SAID|$1000|hard|In his 1918 poem 'Prairie', he wrote, 'I tell you the past is a bucket of ashes'|Carl Sandburg
20/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC 'D' TOUR|$1600|hard|For many years Paul Klee taught at the National Academy of Art in this German city|Dusseldorf
29/03/2004|Jeopardy!|PLAYWRONGS|$1000|hard|Aeschylus: 'Steven Again Thebes'|Seven Against Thebes
22/05/2006|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TERMS|$600|medium|In budgeting, featured cast salaries are 'above' this; grips' salaries, 'below' it|the line
22/07/2005|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK BRANDS|$200|easy|In 1999 this General Mills cereal came out with Millenios, featuring 2s as well as the usual Os|Cheerios
19/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$400|easy|In 1861, this Texas governor was deposed for refusing to support secession|Sam Houston
04/11/2009|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAIN + RIVER = STATE|$600|medium|Ethan Allen Mountain, White River|Vermont
10/01/2008|Jeopardy!|BOARD GAME HISTORY|$400|easy|While out of work, Alfred Butts created this word game by mixing anagrams with crossword puzzles|Scrabble
23/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES OBITUARIES|$600|medium|When he died at 88, the Times reported that Watergate made him 'The Best-Known Judge in America'|John Sirica
15/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$800|hard|One of these is annualar if a ring of the photosphere remains visible|Solar eclipse
09/07/2008|Jeopardy!|INFECTIOUS DISEASES|$600|medium|It's the B form of this inflammation of the liver that's spread by some kinds of personal contact|hepatitis
20/07/2005|Jeopardy!|RESCUE ME!|$400|easy|On Feb. 6, 1938 the lifesavers of Bondi Beach in this country rescued 300 people from freak waves|Australia
16/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BOUGHT THE FARM|$1000|hard|The author associated with the address seen here, she died in April 1997 at age 80: [84 Charing Cross Rd.]|Helene Hanff
16/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH SHAKESPEARE|$1000|hard|In 'King Lear' the Earl of Gloucester boasts of this bastard son: 'There was good sport at his making'|Edmund
22/04/1999|Jeopardy!|ICELAND COMETH|$100|easy|Located in Faxa Bay, it was made the capital of Iceland in 1918|Reykjavik
09/11/2000|Jeopardy!|DEBT|$100|easy|Repo, as in 'They can't repo my car because I owe ten lousy payments!', is short for this|Repossess/repossession
03/09/2001|Jeopardy!|DANCES|$500|medium|An old French dance from a German folk dance, or a square dance move|allemagne
11/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PORK PRODUCTS?|$600|medium|The futility of final stages of the Korean War was symbolized by the 1953 battle for this hill, also known as Hill 234|Pork Chop Hill
14/01/2009|Jeopardy!|THAT'S NOT HOW THAT BOOK ENDS!|$600|medium|Jones thought, wait, Napoleon's a pig & I'm human!  He's become way too powerful!  Tonight, I'm having pork!|Animal Farm
25/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$1000|hard|This 17th century English sea captain gave his name to a large North American bay, a river & a strait|(Henry) Hudson
16/04/2007|Jeopardy!|BORN FIRST|$400|easy|Tiberius Caesar, Augustus Caesar, Sid Caesar|Augustus Caesar
20/05/1993|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$400|easy|This title of prince Siddhartha comes from Sanskrit for 'awakening'|Buddha
15/03/2006|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR SONGS|$800|hard|In a 1910 song it was down by this 'where I first met you'|The Old Mill Stream
16/05/2008|Jeopardy!|BIBLE STORIES|$1000|hard|King Saul didn't let his people eat until they destroyed these enemies|the Philistines
06/01/1999|Jeopardy!|SRO|$500|medium|This musical opened its run in 1980 at the Winter Garden, 8 blocks from the title thoroughfare|42nd Street
27/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NORSE|$400|easy|Bjarni Herjulfsson may have been the first to sight North America, but this Norseman's expedition was first to land|Leif Ericson
17/10/2005|Jeopardy!|MY OWN PRIVATE IDAHO|$400|easy|In the 1860s this precious metal was discovered at Owyhee, & today Idaho leads the U.S. in its production|silver
23/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'TRUTH' OR CONSEQUENCES|$400|easy|The 5 words that follow 'Glory! Glory! Hallelujah!' in the first verse of 'The Battle Hymn of the Republic'|His truth is marching on
02/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|I HEAR A SYMPHONY|$800|hard|Popularized at Louis XIV's Court, this dance, from the French for 'small', is often the third movement in symphonies|the minuet
14/11/2006|Final Jeopardy!|THE UNITED NATIONS|None|None|Of the 5 permanent members of the U.N. Security Council, the one that's the smallest in area|the United Kingdom
25/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OUT IN THE STREET|$1600|hard|Bogie and Bacall are moseying over to protest hearings by the House committee on these in 1947|Un-American Activities
03/10/2006|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$600|medium|Michalka is the last name of these sisters who sing 'Chemicals React'|Aly & AJ
18/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC TO MY EARS|$2000|hard|Riverside Church in NYC has the biggest of these musical instruments, with 74 bells|carillon
24/01/2012|Jeopardy!|LET'S TAKE A 'TRIP'|$400|easy|A low-placed concealed cable used to signal a trespasser by triggering an alarm|a tripwire
09/05/2002|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN NAMES|$600|medium|James Blake was driving the bus in this city on the night when Rosa Parks wouldn't stand up|Montgomery (Alabama)
21/09/2005|Jeopardy!|PALINDROMIC WORDS|$800|hard|Muscle 'cuff' that permits free shoulder movement|rotator
28/03/1996|Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$1000|hard|Titan, a moon of this planet, has a thicker atmosphere than Earth|Saturn
07/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$1000|hard|Francis Phelan an ex-baseball player, is the main character in this author's 'Ironweed'|William Kennedy
29/09/2011|Jeopardy!|EAT-YMOLOGY|$1000|hard|Originally traded as solid cakes, after granulation this substance was called sakkara, meaning grit or gravel|sugar
20/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|REUNIONS|$800|hard|Frank Sinatra brokered the reconciliation of these 2 on the 1976 Muscular Dystrophy Telethon|Jerry Lewis & Dean Martin
09/06/2011|Jeopardy!|GOING TO X STREAMS|$1000|hard|Bring a rod!  There's great salmon fishing on the River Exe in this English county famous for its clotted cream|Devon
26/05/2006|Jeopardy!|WOMEN OUTSTANDING IN THEIR FIELD|$400|easy|Barbara Mikulski, Elizabeth Dole, Barbara Boxer|the U.S. Senate
11/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$1600|hard|Want to see if he really said, 'God is dead'?  Search his collection of papers at the University of Basel's Library|Nietzsche
16/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE NORTHERNMOST CAPITAL CITY|$1200|hard|Jakarta, Manila, Beijing|Beijing
20/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GET 'BACK'|$600|medium|It's the animal heard here:|a humpback whale
05/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK IS BACK|$800|hard|The 'Black Spot' is a dreaded summons handed out by pirates in this 1883 Robert Louis Stevenson tale|Treasure Island
08/12/2005|Jeopardy!|THANKS|$1000|hard|This British naval commander's dying words were, 'Thank God, I have done my duty'|Nelson
25/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'PO'POURRI|$600|medium|Film in which Heather O' Rourke proclaims: 'They're heeere!'|Poltergeist
14/11/2006|Jeopardy!|THEATRE: HOW NOVEL!|$200|easy|'Big River' was inspired by Mark Twain's book about this young scamp|Huck Finn
30/05/2007|Jeopardy!|STATE SUPERLATIVES|$1000|hard|Its Boeing manufacturing plant in Everett is the world's largest building by volume|Washington
03/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'L'|$800|hard|Petty this (stealing property) is usually a misdemeanor; grand is usually a felony|Larceny
07/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|& ONE LAST 'EZ' CATEGORY|$800|hard|Passages from Deuteronomy are inscribed on the small scrolls in these, found on the doorposts of Jewish homes|a mezuzah
28/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TECH. ABBREV.|$2000|hard|As well as The Learning Channel & tender loving care, TLC stands for this, the volume of gas a human can hold|total lung capacity
24/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MEDALS & DECORATIONS|$600|medium|The Order of Leopold was established in 1832 in this European country|Belgium
21/07/2004|Jeopardy!|POPULAR SCIENCE TOP STORIES OF 2003|$200|easy|Japanese scientists genetically engineered this type of coffee plant with 70% less jitter than the regular|decaf
06/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$1200|hard|Maize is another word for this|corn
27/10/2000|Jeopardy!|OSCAR, OSCAR|$200|easy|After winning for 'Philadelphia', Tom Hanks followed it up the next year with a win for this role|Forrest Gump
22/09/2010|Jeopardy!|WIDE WORLD OF SPORES|$600|medium|Unlike gametes, spores can do this all by themselves. Hubba hubba!|reproduce
12/01/1988|Jeopardy!|MOVIES IN OTHER WORDS|$500|medium|'A Huge Snooze'|The Big Sleep
06/02/1990|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$500|medium|The 'Systeme International d' Unites' is commonly referred to as this|The Metric System
28/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE HOST WITH THE MOST|$1200|hard|Chris Harrison,  2002-present|The Bachelor
31/01/2008|Jeopardy!|NOVELS' FIRST LINES|$1000|hard|Bronte: 'There was no possibility of taking a walk that day'|Jane Eyre
09/10/2000|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$500|medium|The Virginias celebrate this on the second Friday in April; many other states wait until the last Friday|Arbor Day
07/07/1998|Jeopardy!|TV ACTORS|$100|easy|Actors who have played cops on this series include S. Epatha Merkerson, Chris Noth & Paul Sorvino|Law & Order
08/02/2005|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$200|easy|This easy-to-grow state flower of Kansas can measure a foot across & produce nearly 1,000 seeds|the sunflower
30/12/2009|Jeopardy!|SOAP BOX DERBY|$200|easy|Its label calls it 'the soap that floats'|Ivory
22/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS VENUE NICKNAMES|$800|hard|Both Clemson's Memorial Stadium & this SEC school's Tiger Stadium are nicknamed 'Death Valley'|LSU
17/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S LOOK TO THE STARS|$400|easy|This nebula named for a crustacean is the remnant of a supernova from the year 1054|the Crab Nebula
07/10/2005|Jeopardy!|KICKIN' BRASS|$200|easy|Let's 'get down to' these, meaning most fundamental considerations|brass tacks
29/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|JUST PLANE FUN|$2000|hard|In Winnie Mae, his Lockheed Vega, this pilot known for his eyepatch became the first to solo around the world in 1933|Wiley Post
20/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WE JUST LIVE IN IT|$400|easy|This word for a shack is also heard in quarterbacks' signals|Hut
06/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CEREAL LETTER DROP|$2000|hard|A Kellogg's brand not only lost a letter, it lost all its dried grapes after they were prohibited|Raisin Ban
27/04/2005|Jeopardy!|PLAYING THE PERCENTAGES|$1000|hard|Up from about 6% in 1980, this ethnicity now makes up about 12.5% of the U.S.|Hispanic
17/10/2008|Jeopardy!|JONES|$1000|hard|One of England's first great architects, he designed Covent Garden in the 1630s|Inigo Jones
23/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|POLICE ABBREV.|$2000|hard|A criminal's method of operating (or M.O.) sounds much cooler when it's this Latin phrase|modus operandi
21/12/2009|Jeopardy!|THEY WERE CONTEMPORARIES|$200|easy|There was good kinging in the 800s--Leo the Wise ruled the Byzantine Empire while England had Alfred the this|the Great
09/04/2001|Jeopardy!|STATE BORDERS|$500|medium|Vermont & Maine|New Hampshire
10/05/2000|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN SPACE|$200|easy|After going to the moon, Pete Conrad & Alan Bean's next trips were to this U.S. space station|Skylab
23/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A MAKEUP EXAM|$400|easy|Don't be embarrassed to use the Cargo Beach or Suede type of this cheek makeup|blush
08/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$1200|hard|Many of this 19th c. composer's great works were written in a small cabin on the edge of a fjord at Lofthus|Edvard Grieg
28/11/2002|Jeopardy!|CRY BEOWULF|$400|easy|To scholars, 'Beowulf' is the most important one of these long narative poems written in Old English|an epic
23/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PREFIXES|$400|easy|Hemi-|half
14/07/2010|Jeopardy!|'ACE'|$200|easy|The final frontier for Kirk & the crew|space
13/02/2009|Jeopardy!|'IND' THE KNOW|$1000|hard|Also a term in logic, it's the process by which a magnetic field is ordered into poles|induction
29/09/1998|Jeopardy!|THE 'LIGHTNING' ROUND|$400|easy|It's the full name of the only NHL team that fits the category|Tampa Bay Lightning
12/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WOODS|$400|easy|Created by this author, Mirkwood was originally called Greenwood until Sauron's shadow fell on it|Tolkien
24/02/1999|Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE YOUNG|$300|easy|While playing basketball, this future Rolling Stone bit off the tip of his tongue & it changed his voice|Mick Jagger
21/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITY HISTORY|$1200|hard|This Kentucky city's name dates back to 1775, when settlers on the site heard about the Revolutionary War's 1st battle|Lexington
17/03/2010|Jeopardy!|THE NATURE OF THINGS|$1000|hard|Rock on!  This, composed of silicon dioxide, is the most abundant mineral in the continental crust|quartz
03/10/2005|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$1000|hard|In 1982 Jimmy Carter established the Carter Center in partnership with this university|Emory
17/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SCOTT LAND|$1600|hard|He directed 2000's 'Gladiator'|Ridley Scott
21/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|The Boar's Head Tavern is one of many Shakespearean settings in this city|London
05/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT MUSICAL|$1600|hard|'Climb Ev'ry Mountain' & 'My Favorite Things'|The Sound of Music
12/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ADD A TREE|$1600|hard|Put a tree after 'S' & you get this part of a book or a man|a spine
25/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MATH|$800|hard|The minuend is the first number in this simple operation|subtraction
13/02/2006|Jeopardy!|PIZZA TOPPINGS|$1000|hard|Wild ones of these found on pizza include shiitakes, morels & chanterelles|mushrooms
10/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSICIANS|$800|hard|He was a Bach-playing organist before becoming famous for his missionary work in Gabon|Albert Schweitzer
26/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$400|easy|An otoscope has a small funnel-shaped attachment that is used to peer into this organ|ear
25/06/2004|Jeopardy!|TAILS|$800|hard|In the 1600s the Manchu Dynasty introduced this hairstyle for men as a sign of submission to the emperor|the queue (or pigtail)
16/07/1999|Jeopardy!|BUGS|$500|medium|The 2 types of insects that make up the order Lepidoptera|Butterflies & moths
02/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T YOU THINK?|$400|easy|An old joke, off his saying: a note on a wall reads, ''God is dead''--this man. Below it: This man ''is dead'--God'|Nietzsche
03/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$400|easy|He's the tempestous genius seen here|Ludwig von Beethoven
04/06/2002|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT POPE|$400|easy|He was the first pope who wasn't born in Italy|Saint Peter
27/02/2001|Jeopardy!|MYTHELLANEOUS|$200|easy|Calypso kept this hero on an island all day, all night for 1 to 10 years, depending on who tells the tale|Odysseus
03/01/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU, ME & DUE PROCESS|$800|hard|'Due Process of Law' appears first in this amendment; go ahead, 'take' it, you won't get in trouble|the Fifth Amendment
29/05/1997|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|On June 29, 1994 the temperature reached 125 degrees in Laughlin, the highest ever recorded in this state|Nevada
29/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HEIRS|$800|hard|This country reverts to French control if the Grimaldi family fails to produce a male heir|Monaco
13/01/2010|Jeopardy!|STATES BY COUNTIES|$1000|hard|Dauphin, Lackawanna, Susquehanna|Pennsylvania
22/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IMPRISONED IN THE TOWER OF LONDON|$800|hard|At his July 6, 1535 beheading at the Tower, he said, 'The King's good servant, but God's first'|Thomas More
08/03/2006|Jeopardy!|BEETHOVEN|$1000|hard|Gary Oldman played Beethoven with fiery relish in this insightful 1994 biopic|Immortal Beloved
09/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'EN' THE BEGINNING|$2000|hard|In Greek myth, Selene put this handsome youth to sleep forever because she couldn't bear to have him die|Endymion
24/12/1986|Jeopardy!|QUESTIONABLE SONGS|$400|easy|In this song, Anthony Newley said, 'I'll throw off my sorrow, beg, steal or borrow my share of laughter'|Who Can I Turn To?
26/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'O' BROTHER|$800|hard|'Lazy B: Growing Up on a Cattle Ranch in the American Southwest' is by this ex-Supreme Courter & her brother Alan|(Sandra Day) O'Connor
30/03/2007|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY: IT'S A CRIME!|$800|hard|Hope 'springs' eternal as Max & Leo scheme to make this German-themed show a flop in 'The Producers'|Springtime for Hitler
02/03/2010|Jeopardy!|HEY THERE, MUSCLES|$1000|hard|You use this broad, flat muscle to raise your shoulders; it's the daring young man on the non-flying...|the trapezius
13/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FLESH-EATERS!|$800|hard|The rage virus makes it across the English Channel at the end of this 2007 sequel|28 Weeks Later
13/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$800|hard|In 1975 a New Jersey park was named for this swimmer of the English Channel|Gertrude Ederle
24/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DESPERATE HOUSEFLIES|$2000|hard|Uncle Toby lets a fly go, saying the world 'is wide enough to hold both thee and me' in 'Tristram Shandy' by him|(Laurence) Sterne
14/02/2011|Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTER APB|$1000|hard|Wanted for stealing a loaf of bread in 'Les Miserables'; really, really wanted, for other thefts too|Jean Valjean
26/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE COLDEST PROFESSION|$400|easy|The cryogenic temperature range is defined as extending from -150 degrees C. all the way down to this|absolute zero
02/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$400|easy|On March 4, 1801 he slipped out of town early to avoid Jefferson's inaugural|(John) Adams
12/02/1999|Jeopardy!|COUPLES|$400|easy|Between this actress & this cable news pioneer, they've got 2 Oscars, a baseball team & a basketball team|Jane Fonda & Ted Turner
12/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ITALIAN ART|$400|easy|Gentile da Fabriano used the international Gothic style for his painting 'The Adoration Of' this trio|The Magi
22/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTIC MASTERS|$800|hard|This artist's Virgin seen here is similar to a more famous painting by him:|Leonardo da Vinci
15/01/2010|Jeopardy!|PASS-IVE|$600|medium|The Uspallata Pass in these mountains is home to a giant bronze statue of Christ|Andes
29/05/2006|Jeopardy!|GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT|$600|medium|Byron Nelson won the PGA championship in 1945; this Nelson helped win the Battle of Cape St. Vincent in 1797|Admiral Nelson
16/12/1997|Jeopardy!|'80s ROCK|$300|easy|In 1986 she was in 'Control' with a hit album that included 'What Have You Done For Me Lately?'|Janet Jackson
23/12/2005|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL PASTIMES|$200|easy|As seen in the photo, this president liked to paint to help himself relax|Eisenhower
06/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC CHICAGO|$600|medium|On Dec. 2, 1942 the first nuclear reaction of this type was set off at the University of Chicago|Chain reaction
10/11/2004|Jeopardy!|IT’S A MONARCHY|$1000|hard|Malaysia, Singapore, The Philippines|Malaysia
22/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '80s|$800|hard|This film's superb cast included Glenn Close, William Hurt & Kevin Kline|The Big Chill
09/03/2009|Jeopardy!|COMPOUND WORDS|$600|medium|If something is tasty enough to make you salivate, it's this 13-letter adjective|mouthwatering
01/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CATS|$600|medium|On 1960s TV, he was the 'Wonderful, Wonderful' cat|Felix the Cat
21/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|QUASI-RELATED PAIRS|$800|hard|A device to spray your ferns & regrets the absence of|mister & misses
10/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$1600|hard|This word for a large piece of artillery comes from the Italian for 'great tube'|cannon
25/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NHL, NBA, NFL OR ALL 3|$400|easy|Highest average salary|the NBA
27/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS|$200|easy|The Sumerians, who invented cuneiform writing, date back to 5500 B.C. in Mesopotamia, in what is now this country|Iraq
16/09/1998|Jeopardy!|ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS|$500|medium|This Arlington, Virginia-based conservancy protects species & habitats by buying lands|The Nature Conservancy
06/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$800|hard|In 1989 his wife Sarah was named chairperson of Handgun Control Inc.|(James) Brady
01/01/2001|Jeopardy!|1802|$100|easy|In 1802, after he'd been in office for a year, the first article on his involvement with Sally Hemings was published|Thomas Jefferson
26/01/1999|Jeopardy!|WOW!  MY OWN LABEL!|$100|easy|In the 1970s this 'Rocket Man' founded Rocket Records|Elton John
13/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|1978|$1000|hard|The World Book Yearbook article on the 'dismal' state of this for 1978 was written by Sylvia Porter|The economy
12/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GAME SHOW HOSTS|$1600|hard|He played Danny Tanner on 'Full House' & now has his hands full as the host of the game show '1 vs. 100'|Bob Saget
21/07/2006|Jeopardy!|MESOPOTAMIA|$1000|hard|Nebuchadnezzar's spending on buildings & war left this empire open to conquest in 539 B.C.|the Babylonian Empire
16/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY HODGEPODGE|$400|easy|If you want to know more about this 'Tobacco Road' author, head for his museum in Moreland, Georgia|Erskine Caldwell
11/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|FACTS & FIGURES|$1000|hard|The close race between these 2 future presidents resulted in a record 62.8% voter turnout|Nixon and Kennedy
20/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON, D.C.|$1600|hard|A hotel near the White House is named for John Hay & this pal of his, a descendant of presidents|Henry Adams
06/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|The city of Tangier lies at the western end of this strait|Strait of Gibraltar
04/10/2001|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADY FIRSTS|$400|easy|Taking up residence in the White House in 1921, she was the first divorcee to become first lady|Florence Harding
16/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$400|easy|This African was a prisoner for 28 years, then a world leader for 5|Nelson Mandela
14/07/2005|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL CARICATURES|$800|hard|The wife of this political operative and ex-marine nicknamed him 'Serpent Head'|James Carville
13/06/2007|Final Jeopardy!|AFRICA|None|None|The names of these 2 nations, both bordering Tanzania, end with the same 4 letters in the same order|Uganda & Rwanda
23/02/2000|Jeopardy!|SNL CATCHPHRASES|$100|easy|'Well, isn't that special'|Dana Carvey
11/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THIS OLD HAUNTED HOUSE|$600|medium|Her home for a time, Hollywood's Roosevelt Hotel boasts the ghost of this sex symbol who died in 1962|Marilyn Monroe
23/06/2005|Jeopardy!|NOODLE DISHES|$200|easy|This classic Kraft dinner was introduced in 1937|Macaroni & Cheese
12/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME|$800|hard|1 of the 2 feature films released that has ever been allowed to shoot scenes on campus|Rudy (or Knute Rockne, All American)
17/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MARQUEE LADIES|$1600|hard|1985: Madonna as her|Susan
11/05/2000|Jeopardy!|GIRAFFES|$200|easy|The young male giraffes seen here are doing this, a ritual fight for dominance; amorous teens do it differently|necking
19/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IT WAS THE '70s|$800|hard|'All I ask is' this type of vessel that helped NYC celebrate the Bicentennial 'and a star to steer her by'|tall ship
19/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE ORIENT EXPRESS|$2000|hard|(Jimmy walks through yet another dining car.)  In 1918 an Orient Express dining car was used for the surrender of the Germans to the Allies; Hitler used the same exact car for the French surrender to the Germans in this year|1940
01/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GROUNDED|$400|easy|A lofty social class is called the 'upper' this, also a geological word for the Earth's outermost part|crust
14/04/1999|Jeopardy!|IN PARIS|$300|easy|A serene colonnaded 19th-century edifice, the Bourse houses this Paris 'Exchange'|Stock Exchange
27/11/2007|Final Jeopardy!|CURRENT AMERICAN BUSINESS|None|None|This co.'s name is a variation on a word coined by Milton Sirotta & used in the book 'Mathematics and the Imagination'|Google, Inc.
27/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GRAVEYARD SHIFT|$1600|hard|After Charles II was restored in 1660, he had this man exhumed from Westminster Abbey, hanged & decapitated|Cromwell
30/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$1200|hard|Noun for a work in which ideas are personified, like the book 'Pilgrim's Progress' or de Troy's 'Time Unveiling Truth'|allegory
30/12/1996|Final Jeopardy!|THE 1500s|None|None|In 1520 he wrote Pope Leo X, 'Let no person imagine that I will recant'|Martin Luther
02/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL BIG SCREEN|$800|hard|Pop singer Yvonne Elliman played Mary Magdalene in this 1973 musical film|Jesus Christ Superstar
01/04/1993|Jeopardy!|STATE MOTTOES|$200|easy|This phrase not only serves as Florida's state motto, it's the U.S. motto as well|In God we trust
30/05/2001|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$400|easy|Seafood seen here, it gets tough if you overcook it|Squid
11/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE SEC|$1600|hard|The act that set up the SEC restricted buying stocks 'on' this--no more than 45% of the market price could be borrowed credit|margin
08/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MARK ANTONYMS|$2000|hard|As 'mark' can mean 'to make conspicuous', one antonym could be this synonym of 'skin'|hide
24/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|HOMONYMS|$200|easy|Dave Garroway's sign-off, or a slice of cake|peace (piece)
04/10/2002|Jeopardy!|& GO TO 'BED'|$200|easy|In math, it means raised to the third power|cubed
16/03/2005|Jeopardy!|I LOVE LUCY|$600|medium|Of the 'Lucy's Italian Movie' episode, Lucy said that 'stepping on' these 'was like stepping on eyeballs'|grapes
08/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|...AND CLOTHING|$1000|hard|The name of this peasant dress with a tight bodice & full skirt comes from German for 'young woman'|Dirndl
01/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ROBERT BURNS|$800|hard|In 'Green Grow the Rashes' Burns says the sweetest hours he spends are among these, 'O!'|Lasses
26/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FUN FACTS|$600|medium|It was the Chicago Tribune's erroneous 1948 election night headline|DEWEY DEFEATS TRUMAN
05/07/2007|Jeopardy!|ART-FULLY STOLEN|$1000|hard|A note said 'Thanks for the poor security' after this painting was stolen during the Lillehammer Olympics in 1994|The Scream
16/05/2000|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$200|easy|Specters, or their liquor              (7)|Spirits
18/03/2011|Jeopardy!|1911|$1000|hard|With works like the one seen here, this forward-looking art movement held its first exhibition in Milan in the spring|Futurism
02/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. AREAS|$1000|hard|Part of this U.S. area is located on the Anacostia River|Washington, DC
09/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GAME NAME|$1200|hard|'Fiend Folio' & 'Monster Manual' are 2 of the books used in conjunction with this game|Dungeons and Dragons
13/01/2009|Jeopardy!|TEXT MESSAGING|$600|medium|'KIT' tells a pal to do this, though he may be far away|keep in touch
28/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|RUN FOR THE BORDER|$2000|hard|From Peshawar, Pakistan|Afghanistan
29/05/1989|Jeopardy!|STEPHEN FOSTER LYRICS|$100|easy|'All up and down the whole creation, sadly I roam, still longing for...' these people 'at home'|the old folks
16/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POMPIDOU & CIRCUMSTANCE|$1600|hard|In '61 Georges led secret talks with this country's Front de Liberation Nationale & got a cease-fire there|Algeria
25/07/2006|Final Jeopardy!|POLITICAL IDIOMS|None|None|Used to describe a response made without thinking, its physical counterpart can take 1/20 second|knee-jerk
05/10/2004|Jeopardy!|MEDALS & DECORATIONS|$800|hard|Bolivia's highest award is the National Order of this vulture of the Andes|a condor
07/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STATELY HOMES|$1000|hard|The home of Jonathan Hager stands in the 'town' named for him in this state|Hagerstown, Maryland
04/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|POETRY SLAM|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew recites 'poetry.') A dream cracked And I awoke Frozen tears rising Like this calcium carbonate deposit On a cave floor|a stalagmite
10/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'R'-TISTS|$2000|hard|Nicknamed 'Le Douanier' -- the customs officer -- this self-taught painter's work is seen here|Henri Rousseau
22/01/1990|Jeopardy!|ARGENTINA|$100|easy|Argentina has won 2 of the last 3 World Cup titles in this sport, the country's most popular|Futbol/Soccer
16/02/2006|Jeopardy!|GREAT LIT|$400|easy|The Thought Police & Newspeak are 2 terms from this chilling 1949 novel|1984
23/06/2009|Jeopardy!|THE RAZZIES FOR 2008|$1000|hard|For roles in 'The Happening' & 'Max Payne', this actor scored an acting nomination|(Mark) Wahlberg
26/10/1998|Jeopardy!|ONE FISH, TWO FISH|$400|easy|Yum!  The Caspian type of this fish is the source of a great delicacy|Sturgeon (caviar)
14/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TV TITLE PAIRS|$200|easy|Eric McCormack & Debra Messing|Will & Grace
12/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LITTLE PLACES|$1000|hard|This 'Little' island in the Bering Strait belongs to the U.S.; its 'Big' companion, to Russia|Little & Big Diomede Island
10/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PROBLEMS, PROBLEMS|$2000|hard|This Frenchman's 'last theorem', stated in 1637, was proved by Andrew Wiles in the 1990s|(Pierre de) Fermat
03/06/2009|Jeopardy!|REVOLVING RESTAURANTS|$1000|hard|You'll glide past part of the Living With the Land ride while dining at the Garden Grill in this Disney World park|Epcot
03/02/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$100|easy|With a 1996-97 salary of $30 million, he's the NBA's highest-paid player|Michael Jordan
02/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHER'S DICTIONARY|$1200|hard|5-letter term for a territory ruled by a duke|a duchy
03/06/1998|Jeopardy!|LOOK!|$200|easy|If you hear this shout on a golf course, look up for incoming golf balls|Fore!
09/10/2001|Jeopardy!|JPL|$100|easy|(Sofia of the Clue Crew at the JPL in Pasadena)  The inflatable rover, in action here, was designed like the Sojourner rover to crawl over this planet|Mars
29/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ROMAN NAMES FOR PLACES|$2000|hard|In Switzerland: Turicum|Zürich
28/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'PH' FACTOR|$1600|hard|Artificial female ones of these are used to bait traps to capture male beetles|pheromones
24/06/2009|Jeopardy!|SO YOU THINK YOU CAN FRANCE|$600|medium|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from Mont St. Michel in France.)  In 1811, this French emperor turned Mont Saint Michel's monastery into a prison; you can see why it'd be tough to escape|Napoléon
25/03/1997|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$200|easy|It's the ratio of the amount of water vapor in the air to the amount the air can hold at that temperature|Relative humidity
10/05/2007|Jeopardy!|GETTING A JOB DOs & DON'Ts|$200|easy|Send your resume in a 9x12 envelope, & remember, a first-class postage stamp is going up to this price in May 2007|41 cents
10/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER FAMOUS TYLERS|$1200|hard|He wrote, directed & starred in 'Madea's Family Reunion'; he also had a 'House of Payne'|Tyler Perry
17/07/2003|Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN LEAGUE|$200|easy|For 1957, Hank Aaron was the MVP of the National League & this Yankee was MVP for the American|Mickey Mantle
10/12/1997|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$1000|hard|The 1995 film of this play includes the following:|Othello
07/04/2004|Jeopardy!|PIECES OF APRIL|$1000|hard|On April 7, 1805 Beethoven premiered this symphony that was inspired by Napoleon|Eroica
21/07/1999|Jeopardy!|OUT FOR A 'SPIN'|$400|easy|Sleeping Beauty's parents tried to have all of these burned|Spinning wheels
23/11/2005|Jeopardy!|CITY SEALS|$800|hard|Menlo Park is part of this New Jersey township whose seal features a tower with a light bulb at the top|Edison
23/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$1000|hard|The first of these begins: 'Blessed is the man that walketh not in the council of the ungodly'|Psalms
14/01/1999|Jeopardy!|U2|$300|easy|U2's first Top 40 hit in the U.S., 'Pride (In the Name of Love)', was a tribute to this man|Martin Luther King, Jr.
13/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$1200|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew reports from New York's Central Park)  Autumn leaves turn golden red as shorter days & cooler nights cause the breakdown of this green pigment|chlorophyll
23/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'T'|$800|hard|Revealing, like Poe's heart (4-4)|tell-tale
10/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS TALK|$800|hard|(Alex: For this clue, we'll hear from soccer star Brandi Chastain)  As in basketball, this is what a soccer player does with the ball to advance it by herself|dribble
22/04/2011|Jeopardy!|FATHERS-IN-LAW|$1000|hard|Daniel Day-Lewis' was this dramatist|Arthur Miller
15/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ESPIONAGE|$1000|hard|In the 1940s Kermit, this president's grandson, served in the OSS & the CIA|Theodore Roosevelt
28/11/2007|Jeopardy!|AIRPORTS|$800|hard|A company called BAA operates Southampton, Stansted & Glasgow, but this is its busiest airport|Heathrow
28/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'PH' FACTOR|$2000|hard|To Wittgenstein, the problems of this field for which he is best known are largely confusions of language|philosophy
28/12/1999|Jeopardy!|1999 BOFFO B.O.|$300|easy|Young filmmakers Daniel Myrick & Eduardo Sanchez created quite a frenzy with this film|The Blair Witch Project
30/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ARE YOU HAVING A LAUGH?|$1200|hard|A sly laugh; pluralize & it's a candy bar|a snicker
19/01/2000|Jeopardy!|PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS|$500|medium|The search for the philosopher's stone is the subject of Ben Jonson's play about this title profession|The Alchemist
22/09/2008|Jeopardy!|A BIT OF EVERYTHING|$600|medium|In 2003 the FDA said food containing these fatty acids would have to be so labeled|trans fats
23/01/2009|Jeopardy!|PRODUCTS|$1000|hard|This knife seen on late-night commercials had an invented faux-Japanese name & was made in Fremont, Ohio|the Ginsu Knife
02/03/1999|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$200|easy|Although Delaware's capital since 1777, it wasn't incorporated as a city until 1929|Dover
12/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A LOVELY PORT|$400|easy|Port got a boost from the 1703 Methuen Treaty, which gave Portuguese goods low tariffs in this country|Great Britain/England
16/10/2007|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$800|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew zaps some styrofoam peanuts with liquid from a test tube in the Jeopardy! science lab.) You might think styrofoam peanuts are hard to get rid of, but they can be dissolved using this solvent, the same one found in nail polish remover|acetone
20/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ONE 'L'|$600|medium|'It is easier for' this animal 'to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter into the Kingdom of God'|a camel
21/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE GREEK|$800|hard|From the Greek peda, 'leader', it's the helmsman on a ship or the operator of a plane|pilot
10/03/1998|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE 'IN'|$500|medium|This Latin phrase tells of wine's ability to unleash the truth|'In Vino Veritas' ('Truth In Wine')
01/02/2000|Jeopardy!|TRUCKIN'|$100|easy|Also called splashguards, they're the items on which you'll usually find the ladies seen here:|Mud flaps
30/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$1600|hard|In 2004 the Royal Opera dropped soprano Deborah Voigt from 'Ariadne Auf Naxos' for this reason|she was too heavy
20/02/2009|Jeopardy!|THE HUSTLER|$400|easy|Meaning 'energetic activity', it rhymes with 'hustle' to describe urban environs|bustle
28/03/1996|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT EGYPT|$400|easy|Hieroglyphics were Greek to scholars until this 1799 discovery supplied Greek equivalents|The Rosetta Stone
28/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|APOCRYPHA NOW|$400|easy|'Bel & the Dragon' finds this hero cast into a lion's den, but the king lets him go after the lions leave him alone|Daniel
15/03/2000|Jeopardy!|YOU SHOULD 'C'|$100|easy|To overturn a boat is to do this to it|Capsize
30/11/2011|Jeopardy!|CORRUPTION JUNCTION|$200|easy|In 2009 Mayor Langford of this largest Alabama city was convicted of accepting bribes|Birmingham
26/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$800|hard|A sheaf of this grain symbolizes-- what else?-- agriculture on Ohio's state seal|wheat
04/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FATHERLY NICKNAMES|$400|easy|This Frenchman was 'The Father of Bacteriology'|Louis Pasteur
02/06/1999|Jeopardy!|ACCOUNTING EXAM|$200|easy|Poison pills thwart: A. double takes B. takeovers C. undertakers|Takeovers
30/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE HOMOPHONICS GAME|$2000|hard|To elevate mantas|to raise rays
13/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|INTERIOR DESIGN|$1000|hard|The pie type keeps food cool; the file type does the same for valuable documents|Safe
22/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE SCIENCE OF LIQUOR|$800|hard|Germany's Purity Law of 1516 states that German beer must contain only water, hops & this germinated grain|barley
17/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE PAIRS|$400|easy|A 1984 adventure: '____ and the Temple of Doom'|Indiana Jones
22/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'DA'|$400|easy|Found in the Middle East, it's considered by some to be the world's oldest continuously inhabited city|Damascus
15/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HAVE YOU HEARD THE 'NEWS'?|$800|hard|Known for its college rankings, it was created by the 1948 merger of 2 magazines|U.S. News and World Report
28/02/2000|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC LEADERS|$400|easy|'Great' Roman Emperor: 324-337 A.D.|Constantine
01/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CHAMPAGNE|$1200|hard|Laurent-Perrier ultra brut is made without dosage, the usual addition of mostly this common substance|sugar
17/10/1989|Jeopardy!|TEXAS|$400|easy|This island off Corpus Christi is the largest in Texas, Dad|Padre Island
08/12/2005|Jeopardy!|'J' WALKING THROUGH HISTORY|$1000|hard|After losing the English throne, this Catholic king went to Ireland & lost the Battle of the Boyne in 1690|James II
16/11/2007|Jeopardy!|IT AIN'T ROCKET SCIENCE|$600|medium|Henri Dunant, founder of the Red Cross, was a native of this city|Geneva
17/03/1997|Jeopardy!|ON-LINE LINGO|$400|easy|One of a race of brutes in 'Gulliver's Travels', it's now the name of a famous internet directory|Yahoo!
03/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1400s|$800|hard|A key part of the Italian Renaissance was the discovery of literature in these 2 languages|Greek & Latin
16/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FEMINISM|$400|easy|In 1970 San Diego State established the first of many departments called this|women's studies
30/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN INVENTIONS|$1000|hard|The miner's safety lamp & the lawn mower were invented by people from this country|England
28/09/1992|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$600|medium|In 1991 Edith Cresson replaced Michel Rocard, becoming this country's first female premier|France
24/11/1997|Jeopardy!|'70s FADS & FASHIONS|$500|medium|In 1974 this singer streaked to the top of the pop charts with the fad-based song 'The Streak'|Ray Stevens
07/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN CITIES|$400|easy|Jo'burg is a nickname for this city founded in the 1880s|Johannesburg
09/11/1990|Jeopardy!|TAKES THE CAKE|$200|easy|Light & dark batters combined give this cake the appearance of the rock it's named for|marble cake
23/12/1998|Jeopardy!|'JOY' TO THE WORLD|$300|easy|A 'wrapped up' baby is described as one of these happy packages|A bundle of joy
27/11/1989|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$100|easy|It's the only papal state left in the world|Vatican City
02/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$1000|hard|In about 1403 Belgrade, now the capital of Yuogslavia, became the capital of this country|Serbia
15/12/2000|Jeopardy!|PARISH|$300|easy|Sensibly, Lincoln is a northern Louisiana parish & the parish named for this opposing president is in the south|Jefferson Davis
11/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY SPOUSES|$200|easy|Mrs. Paul Newman|Joanne Woodward
01/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE CHANNEL HISTORY|$200|easy|4 English Channel lighthouses have been built on the Eddystone Rocks, famed cause of these disasters|shipwrecks
20/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LIT|$800|hard|In a popular short story, this famed orator saves a farmer who's sold his soul to the devil|Daniel Webster
02/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU|$1200|hard|The Ironsides were an elite cavalry that fought for this non-royal at the Battle of Marston Moor|(Oliver) Cromwell
12/11/1992|Final Jeopardy!|POLAND|None|None|Laid to rest temporarily at Arlington in 1941, his remains were returned to Poland in 1992|Jan Paderewski
03/01/2001|Jeopardy!|ROMANS|$300|easy|The Romans celebrated Anna Perenna, sort of a New Year's Day festival, on the 15th or ides of this month|March
26/10/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S 'TEA' TIME|$1000|hard|One of the 2 plays with 'tea' in their title that earned Tony Awards for their actors in 1954|(1 of) Teahouse of the August Moon & Tea and Sympathy
09/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A PASSION FOR FASHION|$200|easy|Worn today by both men & women, the coat variety seen here is known by this 'military' name|Bomber jacket
29/11/1994|Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON, D.C.|$100|easy|This society's headquarters contains Explorers Hall|National Geographic
12/12/2011|Jeopardy!|INITIAL TV|$800|hard|Ponch & Jon were motorcycle cops on this '70s police drama|CHiPs
11/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHILE YOU WERE 'OUT'|$1200|hard|This portable gasoline engine with a propeller & tiller is clamped onto the stern of a boat|an outboard
29/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'DI' HARD|$800|hard|An oblique line|a diagonal
05/04/2010|Jeopardy!|NINTH|$1000|hard|The ninth pope to bear this devout name had the longest reign of any pope, 1846-1878|Pius
10/02/2011|Jeopardy!|EMOTICONS|$1000|hard|@-) shows & you're in this state, & perhaps you think you're a chicken|hypnotized
31/03/2000|Jeopardy!|REBELS WITH A CAUSE|$200|easy|In 1971 this consumer advocate founded Public Citizen|Ralph Nader
04/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN DRAMATISTS|$1200|hard|This 'Oleanna' playwright also wrote the movie 'Wag the Dog'|David Mamet
10/04/1997|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$400|easy|In a classic episode of this show, Chuckles the Clown, dressed as a peanut, is killed by an elephant|The Mary Tyler Moore Show
26/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DOCS|$200|easy|He not only developed an oral polio vaccine but vaccines for dengue fever & encephalitis|Albert Sabin
19/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$2500|hard|Alaska's second most populous city is named for this man who was vice president under Teddy Roosevelt|Charles Fairbanks
12/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MODELS|$1000|hard|She's seen in Estee Lauder ads, in 'Austin Powers:  International Man of Mystery' & on Hugh Grant's arm|Elizabeth Hurley
16/12/2009|Jeopardy!|EGG LIT|$600|medium|This explorer from a 1726 novel discovers a race of little people quarreling over which end of the eggs to crack|Gulliver
26/01/2000|Jeopardy!|HYMNS|$400|easy|This 16th century reformer wrote the German hymn 'A Mighty Fortress Is Our God'|Martin Luther
18/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARY ART|$900|hard|Christo had the idea for the Central Park project with this title in 1979; it was finally realized in 2005|The Gates
08/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LYIN' IN WINTER|$800|hard|Non-aggression between these 2 countries ended in Dec. 1940 when Operation Barbarossa was okayed by Hitler|the Soviet Union & Germany
28/03/1996|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYMES|$300|easy|He's been quoted as saying, 'What a good boy am I'|Little Jack Horner
02/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS|$800|hard|This president asked America to observe Flag Day June 14, 1916, coinciding with the Democratic Convention|(Woodrow) Wilson
20/04/1999|Jeopardy!|GOING TO...|$400|easy|To try to prevent her son from going to this city to fight, Thetis disguised Achilles as a girl & sent him away|Troy
05/11/2002|Jeopardy!|SURELY YOU JOUST|$1000|hard|Most jousting was unregulated & illegal until given official sanction for the first time by this English king in 1194 A.D.|Richard I
02/02/2000|Jeopardy!|12-LETTER WORDS|$300|easy|A penetration of the enemy's wall, or a great scientific advance|Breakthrough
26/10/1998|Jeopardy!|OH, THE PLACES YOU'LL GO!|$400|easy|The beautiful Butchart Gardens is one of the top draws in this capital of British Columbia|Victoria
02/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FOLK MUSIC|$1600|hard|A 2008 Grammy for Best Historical Album went to a 1949 performance by this man who was 'Bound For Glory'|Woody Guthrie
28/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BLIGH ME, CAPTAIN!|$400|easy|The most famous event in William Bligh's life was the 1789 mutiny on the bounty led by this man|Fletcher Christian
26/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NICKNAMES|$400|easy|In movies, Hope & Crosby's 'Sarong Girl'|Dorothy Lamour
02/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CONSTELLATIONS|$400|easy|Libra was once described as 'the claws', as it was said to represent the claws of this constellation|Scorpio
08/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|1910|$200|easy|Kent State & Bowling Green State Universities opened in this state in 1910|Ohio
22/06/2004|Jeopardy!|GIVE US 'Z' ANSWER!!!|$800|hard|A compound of this element, atomic number 30, is used in lotions as a sunscreen|zinc
26/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THEY ALMOST STARRED IN...|$1500|hard|Grace Kelly was supposed to play Maggie Politt in this film, based on a play, but moved to Monaco instead|Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
11/11/1987|Jeopardy!|PALINDROMES|$200|easy|Words that complete the palindromic phrase 'Niagara o' roar'|roar again
14/11/1991|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$200|easy|This largest city in New Mexico hosts an international balloon festival in mid-October|Albuquerque
24/11/1998|Jeopardy!|MOVIE CO-STARS|$300|easy|This former TV angel played Robert Duvall's not so angelic wife in 'The Apostle'|Farrah Fawcett
20/12/1991|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$1000|hard|During his 67-year reign, this pharaoh completed many projects, including the temple at Karnak|Ramses (the Great)
25/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$800|hard|This Thomas Berger book is the reminiscences of Jack Crabb, a survivor of Little Big Horn|Little Big Man
24/09/2007|Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$400|easy|Kevin James 'weds' this former 'SNL' star at the Niagara Falls in the 2007 film 'I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry'|Adam Sandler
10/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CATS & DOGS|$800|hard|The rumpy type of this breed is the only cat born without a tail|the manx
19/07/2010|Jeopardy!|THE QUOTABLE EINSTEIN|$800|hard|This 'cannot be kept by force.  It can only be achieved by understanding'|peace
23/05/1994|Jeopardy!|HINTS FROM HELOISE|$100|easy|If you push each of these birthday items into a marshmallow, wax won't drip onto the cake|candles
05/01/2010|Jeopardy!|IS THIS A RERUN?|$200|easy|It's Ed Asner redux in this '70s series, one of the few dramas ever to spin off from a sitcom|Lou Grant
18/07/2011|Jeopardy!|'EARS' TO YOU|$400|easy|Retail giant founded in 1893|Sears
27/01/1999|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL FAMILIES|$100|easy|This long-haired son of Manoah was always having run-ins with Philistines|Samson
31/01/2006|Jeopardy!|TEUTONIC|$200|easy|Teutonic Knights trace their origin to this present country where men from Bremen & Lubeck formed a fraternity|Germany
15/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWER GIRLS|$2000|hard|Pug-faced Slytherin student Parkinson, who's keen on Draco Malfoy|Pansy
26/05/1997|Jeopardy!|RECURRENCES|$100|easy|The next full census of the U.S. will be conducted in this year|2000
12/06/2008|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL FUN|$400|easy|You'll want to munch on petha & gazak, signature sweets of this Taj Mahal city|Agra
12/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENT ETYMOLOGY|$2000|hard|A Scottish town gave us the name of this element, whose 90 isotope is the most dangerous part of fallout|strontium
14/10/1998|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC CARTOON CHARACTERS|$200|easy|(alliterative Hanna-Barbera pooch)|Huckleberry Hound
04/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AN ECUMENICAL CATEGORY|$1600|hard|The Jewish prayer known by this Hebrew name begins, 'Hear, O Israel, the Lord is our God, the Lord is one'|Shema Yisrael
08/06/1999|Jeopardy!|SPACE|$500|medium|Your 'flare' for astronomy will help you name this solar feature that lasts longer than a solar flare|Solar prominence
30/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE MALE IS IN THE CZECH|$800|hard|This Czech-born playwright directed the film version of his 'Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead'|(Tom) Stoppard
24/04/2000|Jeopardy!|THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS|$200|easy|Registered in 1893 by Thomas Edison, '...Record of a Sneeze' is the earliest known copyright for one of these|Motion picture
08/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIG 10-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|From the late Latin for 'word', this book is the last word on words|dictionary
28/03/2008|Jeopardy!|LENIN|$1000|hard|After Lenin's death in 1924, this man began purging rivals & eventually took over the top spot|Stalin
30/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DIDN'T DIRECT IT|$1200|hard|Stanley Kubrick: 'The Sting', 'The Killing', 'Killer's Kiss'|The Sting
27/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL ART|$400|easy|In 1991 a hammer-wielding madman broke one of this colossal statue's toes in Florence|David
30/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATION|$600|medium|Often employed by governments, this form of spreading doctrines or rumors sometimes uses 'The Big Lie' as a weapon|Propaganda
28/04/1997|Jeopardy!|RIVERS|$500|medium|The longest river west of the Rockies, it enters Mexico near Yuma, Arizona|the Colorado
15/01/2007|Jeopardy!|ARTS & CRAFTS|$400|easy|A mosaic needs this mortar between the pieces, just like in a tiled bathroom|grout
20/01/1999|Jeopardy!|NEO LINGO|$400|easy|This kind of 'novel' is a fictional story for adults presented in a comic book format|Graphic novel
14/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH CAPITAL CITIES|$400|easy|In Asia: Kuala Lumpur|Malaysia
21/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHICH PRESIDENT'S CABINET|$2000|hard|Secretary of the Interior James R. Garfield, Secretary of War William Howard Taft|Teddy Roosevelt
23/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HYBRIDS|$1200|hard|This monster with a woman's body, like Medusa, has claws & serpents for hair, making a day at the salon a real trial|a Gorgon
04/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$200|easy|The umbo is the pointed center & oldest part of this part of a clam|the shell
26/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DREAMBOATS|$1600|hard|Sorry, ladies, this Spanish heartthrob who starred in 'Before Night Falls' is married to Penelope Cruz|(Javier) Bardem
30/10/2009|Jeopardy!|TURN ON|$800|hard|Turn on Oxygen to see her & hubby Dean McDermott in the reality series 'Home Sweet Hollywood'|Tori Spelling
30/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'NIGHT' & 'DAY'|$400|easy|It's supervision for preschoolers while parents work|daycare
20/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'S'-ENCE|$400|easy|A fibrous, absorbent skeleton of certain marine invertebrates used for cleaning|sponge
11/11/1997|Jeopardy!|MIND YOUR BUSINESS|$500|medium|This Vevey, Switzerland-based firm, known for its chocolate, is the world's largest food company|Nestle
09/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT|$200|easy|This city's Nov. 9, 1965 blackout began at 5:27 P.M., stranding subway riders & darkening Herald Square|New York City
01/11/2002|Jeopardy!|TRICKY NUMBERS|$800|hard|Temperature in degrees Fahrenheit equal to -40 degrees Celsius|-40
18/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SOVIET BLOC HEADS|$2000|hard|Before becoming foreign minister of the Soviet Union, Eduard Shevardnadze led this Soviet republic|Georgia
11/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MOONS|$3000|hard|Naiad swims around this planet|Neptune
10/05/2002|Jeopardy!|SO YOU WANT TO BE A 19th CENTURY HEROINE|$800|hard|Like Gertrude in this author's 'The Europeans', go ahead & marry a relative (it might get you out of your house, too)|Henry James
28/06/2000|Jeopardy!|THEY NAMED IT FOR ME|$100|easy|They named a poll after this man born in Iowa in 1901|George Gallup
17/11/2004|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$200|easy|The game properties in classic Monopoly were named for streets in this city|Atlantic City
26/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN ART & ARTISTS|$1000|hard|In a 2006 film Stellan Skarsgard played this Spanish painter, with Randy Quaid as King Carlos IV|Goya
30/05/2008|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NICKNAMES|$600|medium|A children's book pachyderm, or the nickname of Indian Mogul Emperor Zahir Un-Din Muhammad|Babar
25/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH PHYSICISTS|$400|easy|His universal law of gravitation explained many things, including the action of tides & the motion of comets|Newton
09/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES|$1200|hard|'The Sage of The Hermitage'|Andrew Jackson
11/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE DUDES SPEAK|$400|easy|2000: 'I must stop Christmas from coming...but how?'|the Grinch
15/11/1996|Jeopardy!|VIVA LAS VEGAS|$100|easy|New in 1996, Caesars Magical Empire is a subterranean dining & magic experience of this famed hotel|Caesars Palace
09/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$800|hard|This French composer's 1894 work, 'Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun', illustrated a Mallarme poem|Claude Debussy
15/03/2006|Jeopardy!|BUDDHISM'S EIGHTFOLD PATH|$1000|hard|In a 1999 film they were 'Cruel'; for Buddhists they should be right|intentions
03/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THAT THING CALLED?|$400|easy|They're fingered to control the pitch of a trumpet|valves
07/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN ATHLETES|$200|easy|The Olympic steeplechase has been won by men named Korir, Koriuki & Keter from this 'K' country|Kenya
06/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS TRIVIA|$1000|hard|At up to 300 x 200 yards, or over 5 acres, this sports has the largest playing field of any|polo
06/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$400|easy|This Colette heroine is the granddaughter of a courtesan, who trains her to continue the family tradition|Gigi
18/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$800|hard|Term used to describe white Southerners who joined with carpetbaggers during Reconstruction|Scalawags
12/01/1988|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$200|easy|Michael Jackson tried to buy from a London College the remains of John Merrick, better known as this|the Elephant Man
08/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS|$200|easy|Jonathan Harker goes to the British Museum to do research on Transylvania at the beginning of this novel|Dracula
24/01/2005|Jeopardy!|FRENCH LESSONS|$400|easy|Quebec first decreed that all these signs must say 'arret', then decided to allow this as a French word|stop
30/11/2009|Jeopardy!|A FULL HOUSE|$800|hard|A dimmer works by cutting power for an instant with each reversal of polarity in this type of electric current|alternating current
05/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SOUPS OF THE WORLD|$800|hard|Menudo|Mexico
19/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY POETS|$800|hard|'For The Union Dead' is a 1964 book by this poet whose ancestors came over on the Mayflower|Robert Lowell
20/05/2005|Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|This region's West Plain, one of the world's largest flatlands, is over 1 million square miles of steppe & tundra|Siberia
01/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SOMETHING'S FISHY|$400|easy|In the 1960s this 'walking' fish was introduced into southern Florida, where a large population has been established|Catfish
22/03/2007|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$400|easy|They're 1 of the 2 groups of people who require a second epistle from Paul, due to backsliding after the first|Thessalonians (or Corinthians)
09/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TIM CONWAY FILMS|$600|medium|Tim teamed up with this fellow TV comedian in several films including 1980's 'The Private Eyes'|Don Knotts
23/04/2003|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$400|easy|The website of Alcoholics Anonymous asks the media's help in keeping its members this|anonymous
21/10/2010|Jeopardy!|BLAME IT ON THE CASANOVA|$400|easy|By late 32 B.C., he had divorced his wife Octavia for an Egyptian lady; ex-brother-in-law Octavian declared war on him|Mark Antony
08/12/2010|Jeopardy!|W.W. 5|$800|hard|'The Prelude' romantic poet|William Wordsworth
18/11/2003|Jeopardy!|GIVE ME ONE GOOD RAISIN|$1000|hard|From the Old French for 'Raisins of Corinth', it's what Europeans call some raisins|currants
26/05/2000|Jeopardy!|MAY 26|$300|easy|On May 26, 1967 the Vatican decreed Protestants could receive these, including penance & extreme unction, in some cases|The sacraments
09/04/1997|Jeopardy!|NAMES OF THE '60s|$100|easy|In 1965 he called the Chevrolet Corvair 'Unsafe at any speed'|Ralph Nader
29/06/2001|Jeopardy!|FEATURED CREATURES|$200|easy|In a book by Michael Bond, 'Mr. and Mrs. Brown first met' this bear 'on a railway platform'|Paddington
13/11/1991|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS LLOYDS|$500|medium|In 1953 he orginated the role of Captain Queeg in 'The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial' on Broadway|Lloyd Nolan
12/05/2008|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$1400|hard|To correct medieval abuses in trade, this 1215 document standardized measurements for wine & grain|Magna Carta
27/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$800|hard|Of the 3 main classes of rock, this one accounts for about 75% of all the exposed rocks on land|sedimentary
29/07/2011|Jeopardy!|RAY CHARLES|$400|easy|Ray's first No. 1 hit was this standard, about the state of his birth|Georgia On My Mind
06/12/1984|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYMES|$200|easy|He killed Cock Robin|the sparrow
01/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HE'S DEAD, JIM|$400|easy|Reported final resting places of this man who disappeared in 1975 include Giants Stadium & under Pulaski Skyway|Jimmy Hoffa
05/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$200|easy|Author-filmmaker Sherman Alexie, who is part Spokane Indian, grew up on a reservation in this state|Washington
04/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TRY 'TRI' AGAIN|$400|easy|It straightens the arm at the elbow|the triceps
09/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HOT TOPICS|$800|hard|In 1998 Richard Seed planted doubts when he announced he would open a clinic for this procedure|Cloning
16/06/2004|Jeopardy!|WHO'S YOUR DADDY?|$800|hard|'Lord of the Rings' co-star Liv|Steven Tyler
12/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HIT THE ROAD|$1600|hard|Built over 2,000 years ago & still in use, it was the main 'way' to get from Rome to Greece|the Appian Way
05/06/2006|Jeopardy!|LOST ART|$1000|hard|In the 1972 book 'Working', a man with this music-related job says computers can't replace the human ear--sorry, pal|piano tuner
23/03/2001|Jeopardy!|PLAY REVIVALS|$300|easy|He starred on Broadway in 'The Crucible' in 1991, a few years before becoming president (on TV, that is)|Martin Sheen
16/07/2009|Jeopardy!|SPIDERS, MAN!|$200|easy|Spiders usually have this many eyes; one for each leg?|8
03/10/2011|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL NICKNAMES|$400|easy|'The Lip'|Leo Durocher
30/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SAY WHAT, BOB?|$1600|hard|'You used to ride on the chrome horse with your diplomat / who carried on his shoulder' one of these cats--why?|a Siamese cat
14/01/2004|Jeopardy!|COLOR|$400|easy|Damson, a shade of purple (& a heck of a plum), refers to this Syrian cty|Damascus
27/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LAZYBONES|$600|medium|Proverbially, 'The devil finds work for' these 'to do'|idle hands
06/04/1988|Jeopardy!|TV TRIVIA|$100|easy|Only 3 men to have held this position are Douglas Edwards, Walter Cronkite, & Dan Rather|anchormen for the CBS Evening News
21/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ALEX IN AFRICA|$1600|hard|Some say these antelopes were built from spare parts, yet they're among Africa's most numerous mammals|wildebeests
26/02/2001|Jeopardy!|FUN WITH DICK OR JANE|$400|easy|(Here's a former 'Jeopardy!' college contestant, Maggie Bandur, who's now a writer on 'Malcolm in the Middle'.) On an episode of mine, Malcolm's mother, played by this actress, has to go to the funeral of an aunt she hated|Jane Kaczmarek
23/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE P IS SILENT|$800|hard|Disease caused by the production of new skin cells 10 times faster than normal|psoriasis
26/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$400|easy|6 days before Passover Jesus had a supper with this man whom he had raised from the dead|Lazarus
19/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'Y's UP!|$800|hard|They're the two complementary cosmic forces represented here|yin & yang
03/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TELL ME 'Y'|$2000|hard|If you're munching kebabs in Armenia's capital, you're in this city|Yerevan
18/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WAYS TO 'PLAY'|$200|easy|To cut class or skip school|To play hooky
20/10/2010|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WOMEN|$400|easy|Before she was Secretary of State, she was a professor of international affairs at Georgetown Univ.|Madeline Albright
09/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE WORLD PRESS|$800|hard|Founded in 1831, this city's Morning Herald is Australia's oldest continuously published newspaper|Sydney
11/04/1997|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|William Dean Howells wrote of Silas Lapham & she wrote of 'Silas Marner'|George Eliot
19/01/1999|Jeopardy!|LET'S GO GOLFING|$300|easy|Don't put too many of these clubs 'in the fire'|Irons
18/12/1998|Jeopardy!|CAR PETS|$300|easy|In the U.S. this subcompact was Volkswagen's successor to the Beetle, but it didn't catch on the same way|Rabbit
23/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COMEDIES|$1000|hard|This Nathan Lane film is basically 'Home Alone' with a rodent|MouseHunt
27/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTS|$2000|hard|In 1929 he created the 'Barcelona Chair', a chair of curved steel bands cantilevered to support cushions|Mies van der Rohe
25/01/1996|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$100|easy|The name of this Mary Shelley scientist is often confused with his ghastly creation|Dr. Frankenstein
29/04/2004|Jeopardy!|PROBE ABILITY|$200|easy|The USA's Survivor space probes were sent to probe this object in advance of the manned landing there|the moon
29/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICANS|$800|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew)  Some haunting tales might have been penned at the portable writing desk used by this writer who died in 1849|Edgar Allan Poe
06/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|FORESTS|$400|easy|Ottawa National Forest isn't in Canada but on this state's upper peninsula|Michigan
24/05/2007|Jeopardy!|SLANG|$200|easy|In diner slang, apple pie is 'eve with a lid'  & to 'put a hat on' her means to add this|ice cream
19/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$1000|hard|While at Princeton, he was a member of the American Whig Society debating club|Woodrow Wilson
07/03/2003|Jeopardy!|'C'OMEDIANS|$800|hard|She was the first original member of 'Saturday Night Live' to score a success with a second TV series|Jane Curtin
10/11/1997|Jeopardy!|AT THE KENNEDY CENTER|$100|easy|Can you hear me?  This rock opera by The Who was a big hit at the Kennedy Center in 1994|Tommy
15/07/2008|Jeopardy!|THE EMERALD ISLE|$600|medium|6 counties in Ulster make up this political unit|Northern Ireland
27/05/2008|Jeopardy!|BUGGY|$200|easy|In 1897 Dr. Ronald Ross demonstrated that malaria was transmitted by these insects|mosquitoes
18/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$400|easy|Both the Epstein-Barr virus & the cytomegalovirus cause this 'kissing disease'|Mononucleosis
26/07/2007|Jeopardy!|THE DISNEY CHANNEL|$1000|hard|Disney says this title guy 'is your average 13-year-old kid, who just so happens to be a powerful and magical dragon!'|Jake Long
19/09/2001|Final Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN PRINCESSES|None|None|On July 20, 1999 she gave birth to her fourth child, Princess Alexandra of Hanover|Princess Caroline of Monaco
20/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY AMERICANS|$200|easy|Melvin Purvis of this organization ended the careers of Pretty Boy Floyd & Baby Face Nelson|FBI
08/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$800|hard|This Japanese car company is the only one that makes gas, Diesel & rotary internal combustion engines|Mazda
11/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE QUOTABLE BEN FRANKLIN|$200|easy|'Early to bed & early to rise, makes a man' these 3 things|healthy, wealthy & wise
30/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'P' COUNTRY|$1200|hard|It's the 3-word name for the eastern half of the island of New Guinea|Papua New Guinea
15/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FICTION PULITZERS|$2000|hard|Oscar Hijuelos got a Pulitzer for these 'Kings' who 'play songs of love'|The Mambo Kings
09/02/2001|Jeopardy!|THE EMMYS|$400|easy|The Ken Burns series about this war won a 1991 Emmy for outstanding informational series|the Civil War
10/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE ANDREW JACKSON 5|$1600|hard|In 1796 Jackson 'volunteered' to become this state's first member of the U.S. House of Representatives|Tennessee
06/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$600|medium|Maggie & Tom Tulliver are the children of a miller in her 1860 novel 'The Mill on the Floss'|George Eliot
02/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TAGLINES|$1200|hard|1994: 'Life's greatest adventure is finding your place in the circle of life'|The Lion King
09/07/2001|Jeopardy!|WATCH THIS SPACE|$400|easy|Using data from the Chandra X-ray telescope, 3 teens in North Carolina discovered one of these spinning neutron stars|Pulsar
15/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T BE AFRAID OF OPERA|$400|easy|In 'The English Cat', a cat is a president of the R.S.P.R.--The Royal Society for Protection of these rodents|rats
20/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RENAISSANCE MEN|$1200|hard|The Elizabethans were already creating a word for 'devious' out of this Italian's name|Machiavelli
20/02/2008|Final Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|None|None|At his death in April 1955, his brain was preserved & his ashes scattered in the Delaware River|Albert Einstein
16/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|DEMOCRATS|$200|easy|1960's Vice-President who called his autobiography 'The Education of a Public Man'|Hubert Humphrey
02/03/1998|Jeopardy!|THE HOLLYWOOD WALK OF FAME|$200|easy|Marilyn Monroe's 'McStar' shines in front of this Hollywood Boulevard eatery|McDonald's
01/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE ONION|$400|easy|July 12, 1977: This man 'praises former Ugandan defense minister as 'delicious''|Idi Amin
06/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LETHAL WEAPON|$1200|hard|First put into use by the Russians in 1949, this assault rifle was invented by Mikhail Kalashnikov|AK-47
28/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'G.G.'|$400|easy|Longtime Chicago Bear Harold 'Red' Grange was also known by this 'spectral' nickname|the Galloping Ghost
07/06/2011|Jeopardy!|MEET MY EXES|$400|easy|Andre Previn & Frank Sinatra (she & Woody Allen never married)|Mia Farrow
05/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'PRE' GAME SHOW|$400|easy|To allow some passengers to get on the plane in advance|preboard
16/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|RATS!|$1000|hard|Rats are members of this order of mammals whose name is from the Latin for 'gnaw'|Rodentia (rodents)
06/02/2008|Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$600|medium|American trypanosomiasis is also called Chagas' disease; the African version is known as this 'sickness'|sleeping sickness
04/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew explains a chemical reaction) A chemical reaction between food coloring and bleach, which contains this chemical, NaClO3, turns the color liquid into a colorless compound|sodium chlorate
26/06/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. ISLANDS|$400|easy|The U.S. acquired Baker Island through an act of Congress named for this type of manure|Bat manure (Guano Act)
19/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S IN THE PAPERS|$800|hard|'The Valachi Papers' collects testimony by Joe Valachi of the Genovese family against this organization|the mafia
18/04/2007|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV CATCHPHRASES|$200|easy|'I pity the fool!' was made famous by him|Mr. T
16/12/2009|Jeopardy!|THE 8 DAYS OF HANUKKAH|$200|easy|On the first day of Hanukkah, my true love gave to me / This candelabra--we don't have a tree|a menorah
28/03/2000|Jeopardy!|WE'LL ALWAYS HAVE PARROTS|$400|easy|This bird, Nymphicus hollandicus, is closely related to the cockatoo & has a similar name|Cockatiel
15/10/2009|Jeopardy!|OTHER SPORTS LEGENDS|$200|easy|On Tennis magazine's list of the 40 greatest players from 1965 to 2005, she's the top female player|Martina Navratilova
27/04/1998|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY HEADACHES|$300|easy|Paying about 60 grand for the XJ8 model of this British car, you'd think a CD player would be standard|Jaguar
05/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$800|hard|This apostle inherited Roman citizenship from his father & was trained as a rabbi by Gamaliel|Paul
02/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATIONS|$800|hard|This medium was originally called 'wireless telegraohy'|radio
21/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|RULERS|$400|easy|In 770 this king of the Franks married Desiderata, daughter of the Lombard king Desiderius|Charlemagne
20/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TV TITLE PAIRS|$2000|hard|Juliet Mills & Richard Long|Nanny and the Professor
21/09/2004|Jeopardy!|WAXING PHILOSOPHICAL|$600|medium|This philosopher & Sartre convened an intl. war crimes tribunal to publicize U.S. atrocities in Vietnam|Bertrand Russell
26/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'VE GOT TO STAND FOR SOMETHING|$1200|hard|At about age 15 a kid may graduate from summer camper to CIT, short for this|Counselor in Training
11/01/2011|Jeopardy!|MAKE IT 'SO'|$400|easy|You get up on this improvised platform to deliver a political harangue|a soapbox
30/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ALL CREATURES GREAT & SMALL|$800|hard|Smaller ones of these birds are frequently called doves|pigeons
23/12/2009|Jeopardy!|A RICH STEW|$400|easy|Since 1898 Mrs. Hunt's Agency has provided staff including this, the manservant to the gentleman of the house|a valet
30/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PHILMOGRAPHIES|$400|easy|'Jingle All the Way', 'So I Married an Axe Murderer' (plus 153 episodes of 'SNL')|Phil Hartman
05/03/2010|Jeopardy!|FEMALE SINGERS|$200|easy|This 'Hollaback Girl' took a cinematic turn, playing Jean Harlow in 'The Aviator'|Gwen Stefani
06/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TORAH!  TORAH!  TORAH!|$800|hard|Not just the seventh day but the seventh year can be this restful interlude, per Leviticus 25|the Sabbath
21/04/1987|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS QUOTES|None|None|In 1946 in Missouri, Churchill said, 'From Stettin... to Trieste,' it 'has descended across the continent'|an Iron Curtain
09/09/2004|Jeopardy!|PLANT THE EVIDENCE|$1000|hard|Most of the oregano sold in the U.S. is made from the dried leaves of this plant|marjoram
10/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|20TH CENTURY AMERICA|$1000|hard|At 1st this 'radio priest' supported FDR but in later years opposed the New Deal|Fr. Charles Coughlin
20/07/2009|Jeopardy!|U.S. ARMY 5-STAR GENERALS|$1000|hard|In 1949 he became the first Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff|General Omar Bradley
14/01/2010|Jeopardy!|THE LEGO ARTISTRY OF NATHAN SAWAYA|$200|easy|In September 2007, Nathan built the Lego version of this Apple gadget; he says, 'Service may be spotty'|the iPhone
26/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$400|easy|From Yiddish, for a wooden beam, it describes a person so clumsy he might bump into one|Klutz
25/10/2007|Jeopardy!|RECENTLY DISCOVERED PRESIDENTIAL ADS|$600|medium|You elect him, I say in 7 months, the economy'll be in shambles.  I'm Al Smith & I approved this message|Herbert Hoover
28/09/1992|Double Jeopardy!|THURBER|$600|medium|He wrote his first book, 'Is Sex Necessary?', with this 'Charlotte's Web' author|E.B. White
29/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S SING|$800|hard|John Lennon song with the lyrics 'We all shine on like the moon and the stars and the sun'|Instant Karma
19/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE NORTH PACIFIC|$400|easy|This country's island of Leyte was the site of MacArthur's return in 1944, better Leyte than never|Philippines
01/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR FINEST 'HOUR'|$600|medium|Term for the scheduled time for the start of a large-scale combat operation|Zero Hour
12/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE MOZART HOUSE|$1600|hard|Eerily, Mozart's home is just one block from this cathedral, from which his funeral procession departed in 1791|St. Stephen's Cathedral
13/06/2006|Jeopardy!|SEE FOR YOURSELF|$400|easy|Oh, the horror of this 1966 Lisbon Falls, Maine high school graduate seen here|Stephen King
06/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|1976|$400|easy|January 27: Jury selection begins in the trial of this woman entangled with the SLA|Patricia Hearst
06/10/1997|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$100|easy|In 1975 this company introduced the first nationally successful 'lite' beer|Miller
20/11/2008|Jeopardy!|ANTARCTICA|$200|easy|Found on Ross Island, Mount Erebus is the southernmost active one of these in the world|a volcano
17/03/1998|Jeopardy!|THINGS THAT GO BUMP|$400|easy|In the sport named for it, it's bumped, set, & spiked|volleyball
02/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY AMERICA|$1600|hard|On April 21, 1976 FDA administrator Harry Meyer got the first vaccination in the campaign against this piggish strain|swine flu
24/04/1987|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS QUOTES|$200|easy|In 'Home Thoughts from Abroad', Browning wrote, 'Oh to be in' this place, 'now that April's there'|England
23/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ANYONE FROM TENNESSEE?|$2000|hard|Running with Adlai Stevenson in 1956, this Tennessee Democrat was a candidate for vice president|Estes Kefauver
06/06/2005|Jeopardy!|YOU GOTTA SERVE SOMEBODY|$400|easy|Ex-Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest served as the first head of this supremacist group|the Ku Klux Klan
27/04/2007|Jeopardy!|ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL?|$800|hard|This man trained as a lawyer was one of the 3 original hosts of 'Monday Night Football'|Howard Cosell
14/03/2008|Jeopardy!|'ARG'!|$600|medium|Jason led this famous group of sailors|the Argonauts
20/07/2004|Jeopardy!|MOTHER GOOSE NOIR|$800|hard|The sparrow sang like a canary, said he went Robin Hood & snuffed this bird 'with my bow & arrow'. The fly backed it up|Cock Robin
03/07/2006|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PEOPLE|$400|easy|Elijah's prophecy that dogs would eat this wicked woman was fulfilled in 2 Kings|Jezebel
09/01/2009|Jeopardy!|COURTROOM DRAMAS|$800|hard|Lawyer Matthew McConaughey defends Samuel Jackson in this film based on a John Grisham novel|A Time to Kill
31/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THAT JAZZ|$1000|hard|Sax great heard here in a 1960 recording:|John Coltrane
16/09/2010|Jeopardy!|'V'|$600|medium|A silk textile with a short, smooth surface, or the covering on deer's developing antlers|velvet
25/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH CUISINE|$400|easy|Escoffier said these shellfish, which the French call huitres, are best raw, but he also served them a la Florentine|Oysters
05/09/2002|Jeopardy!|ROCKS & MINERALS|$5000|hard|When scratched against a surface, hematite leaves this color streak|red
09/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BRAHMINS|$800|hard|This Brahmin who became India's first prime minister was called Pandit, or 'teacher'|Jawaharlal Nehru
21/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLERS|$400|easy|'Millie's Book', as dictated to this first lady, was a nonfiction bestseller in 1990|Barbara Bush
15/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OLD NEW YORK|$600|medium|This newspaper that had a square named for it merged with the Tribune in 1924|New York Herald
02/06/1999|Jeopardy!|ACCOUNTING EXAM|$400|easy|Assets like land & machines are: A. fixed B. repaired C. mended|Fixed
02/04/1997|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$100|easy|This character jumped out of his first biscuit can on TV in 1965|the Pillsbury Doughboy (or Poppin' Fresh)
29/11/2007|Jeopardy!|'CON' GAME|$600|medium|From the Latin for 'contact', this adjective is used to describe diseases transmitted from person to person|contagious
23/11/1993|Jeopardy!|THE 1480s|$100|easy|In 1484, Portugal rejected his 'Enterprise of the Indies' plan, so he sought support in Spain|Christopher Columbus
27/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|INSECT, ARACHNID OR CRUSTACEAN|$200|easy|The spider crab|Crustacean
26/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LONDON'S CITY GUILDS|$400|easy|Loriners make hardware for this genteel sport a little 'bit' at a time|Polo (or anything to do with horses)
11/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'COL'LEGE|$1200|hard|California venue that has hosted 2 Olympic games|the L.A. Coliseum
02/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HASTA LA VISTA, BABY|$800|hard|Random House gives its etymology as 'Spanish: literally, to God'|adios
07/07/2005|Jeopardy!|'60s TV ACTORS|$600|medium|Adam West was Bruce Wayne; this man played Dick Grayson|(Burt) Ward
18/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|HORSES|$800|hard|World Book says the shire breed developed after this Tudor king had all horses under 5' high destroyed|Henry VIII
09/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$800|hard|Arthur Charles Erickson's Simon Fraser Univ. overlooks this British Columbia city where he was born|Vancouver
09/10/2001|Jeopardy!|TOP 40 DEBUTS|$300|easy|1974: 'Mandy'|Barry Manilow
09/10/2009|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES' LARGEST ISLANDS|$200|easy|Sicily|Italy
17/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FINLANDIA|$800|hard|Finland forms a symbolic N. border between Eastern & Western Europe: to the east is Russia; to the west, these 2 nations|Norway & Sweden
11/02/2009|Jeopardy!|NO ANIMALS WERE HARMED|$1000|hard|You can see why this star, a white pig, received thousands more fan letters than co-star Eva Gabor|Arnold
29/01/2009|Jeopardy!|EXODUS|$1000|hard|Chapter 20 has the 10 Commandments; these 2 are each 4 words long in the King James Version|'Thou shalt not kill' & 'Thou shalt not steal'
30/09/2009|Jeopardy!|THE ONION|$800|hard|Prague's airport named for this author was dubbed the 'World's Most Alienating Airport'|(Franz) Kafka
25/03/2005|Jeopardy!|MARINE BIOLOGY|$1000|hard|(Jeff Probst, host of Survivor, delivers the clue from Palau.)  The nearly extinct sea cow is found in the coastal waters of Palau, & even here, it is threatened by poaching|a dugong
08/09/1999|Jeopardy!|NICKELODEON|$200|easy|These 2 guys were on Nickelodeon's 'All That' before getting their own show|Kenan & Kel
26/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$800|hard|The title of this Puccini opera deals with a painter (Marcello), a poet (Rodolfo) & a philosopher (Colline)|La bohème
16/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BIG 10-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|This big adjective comes from Rabelais' giant king|Gargantuan
30/05/2008|Jeopardy!|PAPERS|$200|easy|Woodward & Bernstein were working for this newspaper in August 1972|the Washington Post
17/10/2002|Jeopardy!|WHATCHAMACALLIT|$1000|hard|It's the tallest type of tree named for a Cherokee|Sequoia
25/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NEXT LINE, PLEASE|$1000|hard|Coleridge: 'In Xanadu did Kubla Khan...'|A stately pleasure-dome decree
09/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH COLORS|$800|hard|A pale tan, like the color of a certain oval-shaped nut used to make marzipan|almond
15/05/1992|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$500|medium|1 of the 4 countries on the continent of Africa whose name starts with 'B'|Botswana
10/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|OXYMORONS|$1000|hard|This Canadian political party has had 'Progressive' as part of its name since 1942|Progressive Conservative
26/04/2000|Jeopardy!|UNION LABELS|$300|easy|The NALC, National Association of these, says its members each deliver 41.5 tons of mail a year|Letter Carriers
23/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$2000|hard|Creme d'ananas is a liqueur flavored with this fruit|pineapple
03/01/2003|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Belize Zoo)  It can be a gradual decrease in sickness, or this mammal right here|taper/tapir
02/12/2011|Jeopardy!|E-I-O|$200|easy|The supervisor of a department of a newspaper|the editor
26/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN HISTORY|$400|easy|He gained control over Empress Alexandra by using hypnotism to stop the tsarivich's bleeding|Rasputin
20/07/2000|Jeopardy!|'U' WHO|$300|easy|In 1987 he outraced his son to win his fourth Indianapolis 500|Al Unser
11/05/2005|Jeopardy!|I READ THE ARTICLES, TOO|$200|easy|'When they eat your dog, they're not so cute' was the headline on a USA Today article on these from Miami|alligators
14/02/2007|Jeopardy!|DESCRIBING THE VICE PRESIDENT|$200|easy|McKinley man, rode rough, bully for him|Teddy Roosevelt
03/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T GO THERE|$800|hard|An Ebola outbreak in the Western Kasai Province & rising crime in Kinshasa: don't go to this country|the Congo
14/07/2004|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER STOCK MARKET WORDS|$1000|hard|Being in this 'position' indicates an expectation of rising share prices; it's also a hedge in futures|long
10/06/2003|Jeopardy!|ANIMALIA|$1000|hard|Shari Lewis' puppets included Lamb Chop & Charlie this|Charlie Horse
20/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FROM OUTER SPACE|$1600|hard|The closest of its kind to the Milky Way, it's our nearby companion seen here|the Andromeda Galaxy
28/04/2011|Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY CARDS|$1000|hard|The object of this card game that requires a special 48-card deck is to build high-scoring melds|pinochle
18/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HOW TO MAKE A VEGETABLE STEW|$2000|hard|Toss in some florets of this vegetable whose name comes from the Italian|broccoli
24/12/2010|Jeopardy!|PUNDITS|$400|easy|'Guilty: Liberal 'Victims' and their Assault on America' is one of this blonde pundit's bestsellers|Ann Coulter
10/07/2006|Jeopardy!|SAMES NAMES AS THE JACKSON 5|$800|hard|Assumed last name of the Secretary-General of the Yugoslav Communist Party during WWII|Tito
12/01/2012|Jeopardy!|SPELL IT: -ABLE OR -IBLE?|$600|medium|Easily carried, such as a small TV or software that can run on multiple computers with the same operating system|P-O-R-T-A-B-L-E
25/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTIFIC AMERICANS|$400|easy|In 1959 Khrushchev wanted this dome designer to come over & teach his engineers a thing or two|Buckminster Fuller
07/06/2001|Jeopardy!|HITMEN|$400|easy|In 1988 this Cuban-born A's outfielder became the 1st in history with 40 home runs & 40 stolen bases in a season|Jose Canseco
04/11/2009|Jeopardy!|CHANGE ONE LETTER|$1000|hard|Change one letter in load & make this element|lead
12/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'80s MOVIE QUOTES|$1600|hard|1988: 'There's never been a ballplayer slept with me who didn't have the best year of his career'|Bull Durham
09/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC FILMS|$800|hard|5 decades before Nicole Kidman & Ewan McGregor, Zsa Zsa Gabor & Jose Ferrer were in a Paris-set film called this|Moulin Rouge
29/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS UKRAINIANS|$600|medium|First name shared by the first 2 presidents of post-USSR Ukraine, Kravchuk & Kuchma|Leonid
29/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HE WAS IN THAT?|$400|easy|This young hunk wasn't a star yet when he was cast in the 1955 talking mule classic 'Francis In The Navy': 'Yeah, what the well-dressed boatswain mate wears when he impersonates an Army officer'|Clint Eastwood
10/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CANINE WORDS & PHRASES|$1200|hard|On 'Cheers' Norm once said it's this type of 'world and I'm wearing Milk-Bone underwear'|a dog-eat-dog
05/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ROMAN EMPERORS|$800|hard|To eliminate opposition, Septimius Severus replaced these imperial bodyguards with his own troops|Praetorian Guards
29/10/2009|Jeopardy!|I FEEL LIKE SUCH AN IDIOM|$200|easy|It means to be daring or risky|throw caution to the wind
06/12/2002|Jeopardy!|THE AFI'S 100 GREATEST LOVE STORIES|$400|easy|'Beauty and the Beast' & this 1955 Disney film about puppy love both made the list|Lady and the Tramp
13/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK & WHITE|$600|medium|Founded in 1905, the DCA claims to have written the 'official' book of this dog breed|Dalmatian
26/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE U.S. AIR FORCE|$1200|hard|During this war, Air Force pilots had a 10-1 margin of victory in 'MiG Alley' on the Yalu River|the Korean War
06/04/1990|Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$200|easy|In 'An Essay On Man' Pope wrote this 'springs eternal in the human breast'|Hope
22/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THEY CAME FROM TOLEDO|$200|easy|Receive a 'M*A*S*H' note from him & it may be a'dressed' from his Toledo birthplace|Jamie Farr
30/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHY I HATE YOU|$1200|hard|You have a steady diet of this dessert, the specialty of NYC's Carnegie Deli, yet you never gain a pound|cheesecake
20/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|I 'PASS'ED!|$400|easy|Perhaps a much-sought northwest one, it's a corridor or pathway enclosed on both sides|Passage
09/05/1990|Final Jeopardy!|NATIONAL ANTHEMS|None|None|This country's national anthem was written on the night of April 24, 1792|France ('La Marseillaise')
29/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|A PRAIRIE PRIMER|$200|easy|The largest cities in Canada's 'Prairie Provinces' are Edmonton & Calgary in this one|Alberta
11/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BODY WORKS|$2000|hard|The plantar fascia is a thick band of tissue that keeps the bones of this body part in place|feet
31/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENC'E'|$2000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew presents from the USC Wrigley Institute on Catalina Island, CA.)  Pentaradial symmetry & hard, spiny skin are two major qualities of this phylum of creatures|Echinodermata
27/12/2005|Jeopardy!|LOVE, HOLLYWOOD STYLE|$1000|hard|This actress won the 2005 Ladies' No-Limit Texas Hold 'Em tourney after tutoring by boyfriend & poker great Phil Laak|Jennifer Tilly
18/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COMING OUT|$1000|hard|This league was founded in 1901 by 2 debutantes eager to display social responsibility|Junior League
04/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TV PILOTS|$200|easy|In the pilot of this acclaimed HBO series, a mob boss starts seeing a therapist|The Sopranos
17/02/2006|Jeopardy!|VERTEBRATES|$200|easy|In the N. American species of this mammal, there are hundreds of microscopic barbs at the end of each quill|the porcupine
06/10/2011|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE FICTION|$1000|hard|Max Brooks left us wanting more braaaains with 'World War Z', an oral history of the war versus them|Zombies
27/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'PRIVATE' LIVES|$1200|hard|The business of a doctor run as an individual enterprise|private practice
02/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OUR FOUNDING FATHERS|$2000|hard|At age 15 he was a bellringer at the Old North Church; 25 years later he told the church sexton to light 2 lanterns|Paul Revere
15/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FUN IN THE 'SON'|$2000|hard|Northeast of San Francisco, this valley is famous for its wineries & tourist attractions|the Sonoma Valley
19/03/2008|Jeopardy!|THE WORLD ALMANAC'S WIDELY KNOWN AMERICANS|$600|medium|The naked truth about him: 'b 4/9/26 (Chicago) Publisher'|Hugh Hefner
25/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'A'|$2000|hard|Sharp accent? (5)|acute
02/11/1998|Jeopardy!|THE BICENTENNIAL|$400|easy|The Smithsonian 'launched' this museum that the founding fathers would have had trouble imagining|Air And Space Museum
20/11/2002|Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$200|easy|This founding member of Destiny's Child tells people that her first name rhymes with fiance|Beyonce Knowles
16/09/1998|Jeopardy!|SNL ALUMNI|$200|easy|She plays Dr. Mary Albright on TV's '3rd Rock From The Sun'|Jane Curtin
06/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE LAST AMERICAN TO WIN THE GOLD|$600|medium|Men's long jump (1996)|Carl Lewis
14/05/1993|Double Jeopardy!|TEA TIME|$200|easy|Some people do this by reading tea leaves|predict the future
30/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WEATHER|$1600|hard|Still a scientific mystery, the ball type of this appears as a glowing sphere & has sometimes been seen in houses|lightning
13/01/1998|Jeopardy!|YELLOW THINGS|$400|easy|This yellow American songbird has a precious metal in its name|Goldfinch
13/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WEAR IT WELL|$1200|hard|The formless chemise dubbed this by Balenciaga & Givenchy was popular in 1957|the sack dress
24/04/2009|Jeopardy!|FICTION|$1000|hard|'Brain', 'Coma', and 'Contagion' are among his medical thrillers|Robin Cook
11/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'M'MMM GOOD|$2000|hard|This popular leafy soul food side dish is an excellent source of vitamins A & C|mustard greens
19/03/1997|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$200|easy|Used to control glaucoma, a trabeculectomy is a procedure that reduces pressure in this organ|Eye
09/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OXFORD|$600|medium|This is the usual word that combines the names of Oxford & its main rival|Oxbridge (Oxford & Cambridge)
09/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD|$1600|hard|Diana Prince occasionally has to take her hair out of this to become Wonder Woman|a bun
02/04/2003|Jeopardy!|RANKS & TITLES|$400|easy|This 8-letter honorary title often follows the name of a retired college professor|emeritus
31/12/1993|Jeopardy!|'BOX' LUNCH|$300|easy|A holder for flint & steel, or a potentially explosive place|tinderbox
08/10/1999|Final Jeopardy!|THE FUNNIES|None|None|Debuting November 18, 1985, the caption in its first box was 'So long, Pop!  I'm off to check my tiger trap!'|Calvin and Hobbes
07/11/1995|Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|This longest river on Earth flows into the Mediterranean Sea|the Nile
21/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE COMETS|$2000|hard|The comet belt this Dutchman predicted to be between Neptune & Pluto in 1951 was detected by the Hubble in 1995|(Andre) Kuiper
10/05/2000|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN SPACE|$300|easy|James Lovell went on 2 Apollo missions & 2 of these missions that had 2-man crews|Gemini
14/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$600|medium|This school color of Syracuse gives its teams their nickname|Orange (Orangemen)
29/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE FILM TITLE|$800|hard|1958: 'I Married a Monster from...'|Outer Space
03/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|J.W.s|$2000|hard|He was the sax-playing leader of R&B's All Stars|Junior Walker
11/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AMENDMENT HIGHLIGHTS|$2000|hard|'Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude'|the 13th
29/06/2006|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL MEN OF WAR|$800|hard|In this epic tale of men & war, Martin Sheen played Captain Benjamin Willard, a soldier sent on a assassination|Apocalypse Now
17/09/2007|Jeopardy!|WORLD FLAGS|$800|hard|In 1996, to represent unity, Ethiopia put this 5-pointed star with mystical overtones on its flag|a pentacle
02/10/2000|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$500|medium|The name of this lightest of all metals, symbol Li, comes from the Greek for 'stone'|lithium
13/07/2004|Jeopardy!|JOURNALISM|$400|easy|An uncritical piece is called this & is as hard-hitting as the pastry of the same name|a puff piece
26/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S SMALL PARTS|$400|easy|Nym, a minor character, is a follower of this stout fellow in 'The Merry Wives of Windsor'|Falstaff
17/11/1989|Jeopardy!|CORPORATE AMERICA|$200|easy|G.E. was instrumental in starting this communications giant which it bought in 1986|RCA
12/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WANDERERS|$600|medium|The Maeander, a river in Phrygia, is said to be the inspiration for this mythological structure|the Labyrinth
28/11/1997|Jeopardy!|THE TELL-TALE HEART|$400|easy|This term for an irregular heartbeat is from the Greek for 'without measure'|Arrhythmia
23/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH SCIENCE|$800|hard|This element, symbol Mg, occurs naturally in such minerals as dolomite & brucite|magnesium
23/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORMS|$600|medium|According to a proverb about how much abuse one will tolerate, 'Even a worm will' do this|Turn
21/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BACH'S CANTATAS|$400|easy|'Unto Us A Child Is Born' is for this day|Christmas
24/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE IN FOR A BATTLE|$400|easy|The 1453 battle of this capital signaled the end of the Byzantine Empire|Constantinople
09/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE VIKING SHIP MUSEUM|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the Viking Ship Museum In Roskilde, Denmark.) In vessels like these, Vikings may have sailed across the Atlantic to America where they ultimately settled in an area they called this|Vinland
02/03/1999|Jeopardy!|FRENCH MENU|$500|medium|Riz|Rice
29/12/2005|Jeopardy!|BON APPETIT|$200|easy|Often paired with a grilled cheese sandwich, it was the most popular of Campbell's original 21 soups in 1897|tomato
11/01/2007|Jeopardy!|CHIMP-POURRI|$200|easy|At 74 years of age, this 1930s & '40s movie companion of Tarzan is the world's oldest living chimp|Cheetah
30/10/1997|Jeopardy!|WHATCHA DOIN'?|$200|easy|Splitting a pair & taking a hit on each|playing blackjack
09/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OCEANS|$800|hard|These marine habitats are called the 'rainforests of the oceans'|coral reefs
07/02/2007|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL SPEAKERS BUREAU|$2200|hard|'Tell me, I pray thee, wherein thy great strength lieth'|Delilah
07/12/2005|Jeopardy!|'FREE' PARKING|$600|medium|Thanks to this act of Congress, you can request & read the files the FBI has on you|the Freedom of Information Act
13/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$800|hard|The earliest opera that survives, Peri's 1600 'Euridice' tells of Euridice & this husband|Orpheus
06/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$800|hard|This Saudi Arabian capital has long been visited by Muslims on their way to Mecca|Riyadh
10/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|It's the first 4-letter word in 'The Star Spangled Banner'|what
01/06/2011|Jeopardy!|ROLL WITH IT|$600|medium|This Mexican dish comes from the Spanish for 'little donkey'|a burrito
02/05/2008|Jeopardy!|1980s MUSIC|$400|easy|This group was 'Headin' down the Atlanta Highway... headin' on down to the Love Shack'|the B-52's
26/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$2000|hard|The Franco-Prussian war delayed this Verdi opera's premiere: scenery couldn't leave besieged Paris for Cairo|Aida
18/05/2009|Jeopardy!|STATES BY STATE PARKS|$200|easy|Ahupua'a O Kahana State Park|Hawaii
09/01/2008|Jeopardy!|SITCOM SIBLINGS|$800|hard|Jason Bateman, Will Arnett, Portia de Rossi|Arrested Development
12/11/2010|Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$1000|hard|In 1949 it became the seat of the Chinese nationalist government|Taipei
17/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD WORDS & PHRASES|$2000|hard|This 1928 Republican campaign slogan originated with a hope that Henry IV had for French peasants|A chicken in every pot
03/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT MOVIE|$2000|hard|1958: 'Help me!  Help me!'|The Fly
17/03/2006|Jeopardy!|SO 'LONG'|$600|medium|Random House says this is a 'chiefly Texas' term for a bottle of beer|a longneck
27/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. BODIES OF WATER|$400|easy|Shoshone Falls in Idaho lies on this winding river|Snake River
22/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ROBERT FROST SAYS...|$600|medium|Fighting the sun at this man's inauguration, he declaimed, 'The land was ours before we were the land's'|John F. Kennedy
28/10/2002|Final Jeopardy!|DOUBLE MEANINGS|None|None|Used one way, this word is one of the official titles of the Pope; used another, it's an order of mammals|primate
29/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HAPPY|$1200|hard|If you're this type of 'spirit', etymologically akin to 'bliss', it can also mean you lack concern|blithe
24/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THIS IS GONNA BE TOUGH|$800|hard|In the 1800s this American removed the Us from honour & colour & turned 'centre' into 'center'|Noah Webster
20/03/2001|Jeopardy!|'OIL' IT|$500|medium|To spring back upon firing|Recoil
23/02/2009|Jeopardy!|PIGEONS|$1000|hard|This type of once-abundant pigeon was hunted to extinction in the U.S. in the early 1900s|the passenger pigeon
08/12/1995|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$400|easy|This monument on Britain's Salisbury Plain is surrounded by a complex of cemeteries and ritual sites|Stonehenge
06/01/2003|Jeopardy!|THE FUTURE OF AMERICA|$600|medium|The Space Launch Initiative is an effort to develop a reusable transport system as a successor to this one|the space shuttle
05/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THINGS YOU SHOULDN'T PUT IN YOUR MOUTH|$1000|hard|Discoverer Daniel Rutherford might fertilize with it; don't try to freeze yourself by drinking the liquid form|nitrogen
08/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'BI'OLOGY|$6000|hard|5-letter word for a large area with particular conditions, like tundra or desert|a biome
29/01/1998|Jeopardy!|METAPHORICAL INSULTS|$200|easy|Abner's device perfected by Otis 'doesn't go to the top floor'|the elevator
08/05/1997|Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$200|easy|One account had her opening a jar, not a box, but she still shuts it before hope escapes|Pandora
12/12/1996|Jeopardy!|ARTS & CRAFTS|$200|easy|Pyrography or pokerwork is the process of making designs in wood or leather this way|burning it in
20/10/1997|Jeopardy!|COFFEE BREAK|$200|easy|Cappuccino is this coffee drink mixed or topped with steamed milk|espresso
17/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$200|easy|For one of his works, Marcel Duchamp added a beard & mustache to a print of this da Vinci lady|Mona Lisa
02/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS BY CHARACTER|$1600|hard|Prologus, Senex, Pseudolus|A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
19/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SWORDS|$200|easy|At this 2-word command at the start of a fencing match, raise your sword toward your opponent|en garde
11/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WRITING FUNNY|$400|easy|His website says, 'Dave lives in Miami... he has a son... and a daughter... neither of whom thinks he's funny'|Dave Barry
14/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RIOT!|$1200|hard|In 1413 rioters led by Simon Caboche took over this fortress, later a prison--a foretaste of things to come|the Bastille
10/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$800|hard|The name of this leader of a Jewish congregation is from the Hebrew for 'my master'|rabbi
05/11/2010|Jeopardy!|NAME THE SEUSS TITLE|$600|medium|'No! Not in the house!' said the fish in the pot, 'They should not fly kites in a house! They should not'|The Cat in the Hat
14/05/2007|Jeopardy!|IN YOUR CABINET|$600|medium|This mouthwash company says there are 'millions of reasons to rinse'|Listerine
01/04/1996|Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICA|$200|easy|80% of Argentina's farm products come from this feritle plain|Pampas
28/03/2003|Jeopardy!|SAMUEL JOHNSON'S DICTIONARY|$2000|hard|'An animal...amphibious and remarkable for his art in building his habitation'|beaver
14/03/2008|Jeopardy!|'ARG'!|$400|easy|Member of the royal family who was reputedly planning to marry Peter Townshend|(Princess) Margaret
19/12/2011|Jeopardy!|BOWL GAME CITIES|$800|hard|The Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl at LP Field|Nashville
25/01/1999|Jeopardy!|SO THAT'S THE STORY|$400|easy|Family spends winter in isolated Colorado hotel; bushes move; Dad goes nuts|The Shining
13/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE LOWEST COMMON DENOMINATOR|$2000|hard|Of 1/6,1/8,1/12 & 1/24|24
02/03/2004|Jeopardy!|LET'S TALK INTERNAL ORGANS|$600|medium|A dialyzer is an artificial one|kidney
23/09/2005|Jeopardy!|SPORTS MOVIES|$600|medium|1984: An overaged baseball player comes out of nowhere to become a legendary player|The Natural
15/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE IMPRESSIONISTS|$400|easy|A few years after serving as a captain in the Franco-Prussian War, he painted 'Dancer with a Fan'|Degas
17/02/2006|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$200|easy|It can be a blood vessel, or being excessively proud of oneself|vein/vain
15/06/2010|Jeopardy!|SPORTS STARS' MEMOIRS & BIOS|$1000|hard|'Where Men Win Glory' is 'The Odyssey of' this man who quit the NFL to enlist in the U.S. Army, with fatal results|(Pat) Tillman
15/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE QUOTES|$400|easy|1986: 'I feel the need -- the need for speed'|Top Gun
30/09/2005|Jeopardy!|THE POLITICAL HAIR APPARENT|$400|easy|Do the 'do of the New York politico seen here|(Rudolph) Giuliani
05/01/2000|Jeopardy!|CULINARY COMMON BONDS|$500|medium|Arborio, medium-grain, brown|Rice
24/01/2005|Jeopardy!|ETIQUETTE|$1000|hard|When the band strikes up this appropriate serenade from 1911, it's time to get your hat, coat & spouse|Good Night, Ladies
11/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT WORK|$1600|hard|Term for a chief minister of state; it's also the last name of a late NBC newscaster|Chancellor
05/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LAWN ORDER|$800|hard|Use this company's 'Turf Builder' on your lawn & it'll stay green all summer long|Scott's
10/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE 11th CENTURY|$600|medium|Pope Gregory VII did this to German emperor Henry IV, but relented when Henry begged for 3 days|Excommunication
13/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|POP LIT|$1200|hard|Eric Carmen's 'Boats Against the Current' flowed from the last line of this F. Scott Fitzgerald book|The Great Gatsby
02/07/1999|Jeopardy!|MILITARY TELEVISION|$500|medium|It's what 'JAG' stands for in the TV series of the same name|Judge Advocate General
17/11/1993|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$300|easy|This city's metropolitan area has the largest Jewish population of any city in the world|New York City
05/05/2011|Jeopardy!|ALL 'AMERICAN'|$500|medium|In 2009 the U.S. Mint issued a quarter for this territory featuring an ava bowl, a whisk & a coconut tree|American Samoa
08/07/1997|Jeopardy!|COOKING EQUIPMENT|$100|easy|Use these bristly implements to butter pastries or to keep meat moist on the grill|brushes
26/07/2011|Final Jeopardy!|THE NEW TESTAMENT|None|None|This miracle that happens in all 4 gospels, including Mark 6 & Luke 9, has elements that symbolically represent Jesus|the miracle of the loaves and fishes
16/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL PLAYWRIGHTS|$400|easy|Chikamatsu, who wrote more than 100 plays, is so revered he is known as this British bard 'of Japan'|Shakespeare
12/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EXCHANGES|$400|easy|The Parquet is the main trading area of this city's Bourse, founded in 1141|Paris
16/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE CORNER DRUGSTORE|$400|easy|Best-known brand name of diazepam, an anti-anxiety drug introduced in 1963|Valium
08/12/1995|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'V'|$100|easy|Spoils getter (6)|victor
19/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MAPS|$800|hard|On topographic maps, contour lines are used to show this|elevation
22/06/1998|Jeopardy!|WELL, WELL, WELL|$300|easy|The name of this largest city in Lebanon is from an ancient word for 'wells'|Beirut
05/01/2010|Jeopardy!|HEALTH & BEAUTY|$600|medium|2-word alliterative term for a surgical tightening of the abdominal wall & removing excess fat & skin|a tummy tuck
16/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PROVINCES|$1200|hard|Also a gulf, it's Panama's largest province in area (silence, Mr. Keats)|Darien
07/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$1000|hard|Famous for her theatrics, this evangelist once gave a sermon on 'God's law' dressed in a police uniform|Aimee Semple McPherson
03/04/2009|Jeopardy!|YES|$200|easy|When you say 'yes' in Italian & Spanish it sounds like this English letter|C
19/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GEORGIA|$1000|hard|Seen here, he was president when Georgia became independent, but was then deposed|Zviad Gamsakhurdia
27/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NEW DELI|$800|hard|For the soup course, you may try the kreplach or this beet soup|borscht
06/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL MOVIES|$400|easy|'The Dueling Cavalier' was the silent film being turned into a musical in this 1952 Gene Kelly favorite|Singin' in the Rain
15/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ARTHUR-IAN AUTHORS|$2000|hard|The name of this French poet, a subject in Verlaine's 'the damned poets', sounds like a Stallone role|Arthur Rimbaud
08/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORATION|$1600|hard|(Kelly reads next to a map.) In 1845, Ludwig Leichhardt completed a 3,000-mile journey, finding a route to the North Coast and fertile pastures, exciting the people of this land|Australia
08/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHATCHA GOT COOKIN'?|$600|medium|It's a dish of veal shank braised with wine & veggies that includes a tasty bit of marrow in the bone|Osso buco
03/03/2003|Jeopardy!|GLAMOUR GIRLS OF SONG|$200|easy|What's age got to do with it?  People Magazine put this sexy sexagenarian on its 2000 list of the World's Most Beautiful People|Tina Turner
01/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRITISH ROYALS|$400|easy|Prince Michael of Kent was born during WWII, & this U.S. president was one of his godfathers|FDR
17/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'M.L.'|$2000|hard|In 1948 she discovered the skull of Proconsul africanus|Mary Leakey
11/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|GO 'SOUTH'|$800|hard|...to this Indiana college town that was originally called Big St. Joseph Station|South Bend
17/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHY|$200|easy|Ethicists criticize the common maxim 'The end justifies' these|The means
23/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, ARNOLD!|$200|easy|Eggsactly!  He led the capture of Fort Ticonderoga from the Brits in 1775|Benedict Arnold
13/11/1985|Jeopardy!|SODA POP QUIZ|$300|easy|They spent $250,000 to develop a can so the shuttle crew could drink their new formula in space|Coke
15/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY RELATIVES|$800|hard|Several of Harriet Beecher Stowe's brothers were preachers; this one wrote 'Life of Jesus the Christ'|Henry Ward Beecher
16/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AIR FARE|$1200|hard|In 1943 Jacqueline Cochran took charge of the Air Force program known by this insect acronym|WASPs (Women Airforce Service Pilots)
08/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POETRY IN EARLY AMERICA|$4000|hard|An anonymous poet addressed this man as 'great patron of the sailing crew / Who gav'st us weed to smoke and chew'|Sir Walter Raleigh
10/06/1997|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$300|easy|This Missourian known for her 'independence' referred to the White House as 'The Great White Jail'|Bess Truman
10/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PULITZER PRIZES|$800|hard|When his 'Arrowsmith' won for Fiction in 1926, he declined the prize|Sinclair Lewis
01/04/2005|Jeopardy!|-ISMs|$800|hard|Saint-Simon was a founder of the 'Christian' type of this, also a movement to redistribute property|Socialism
13/10/2011|Jeopardy!|LITERARY NARRATORS|$200|easy|This Mark Twain character says that 'Aunt Sally she's going to adopt me and sivilize me, and I can't stand it'|Huck Finn
10/11/2005|Final Jeopardy!|BILLBOARD MAGAZINE|None|None|Launched in 2004, Billboard's first Top 20 chart for these included 'My Boo', the 'Halloween' theme & 'Ice Ice Baby'|ringtones
11/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CUT TO THE 'QUICK'|$1600|hard|Rhyming play used on 2nd or 3rd down to help improve field position, though you do lose possession|quick kick
03/07/1998|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATER|$700|hard|(Hi, I'm Robert Guillaume)  I sang 'The Music of the Night' dozens of times when I starred in the Los Angeles production of this musical|Phantom of the Opera
19/06/2009|Jeopardy!|'J' MART|$400|easy|The Spanish word for 'water' is found within this sleek feline's name|the jaguar
30/01/2003|Jeopardy!|WHERE AM I?|$1000|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew)  I'm at this Southwestern city, home of the world's largest balloon fiesta|Albuquerque
30/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PHYSICIANS|$400|easy|According to Colossians 4:14, this fellow worker & companion of St. Paul was a physician|Luke
08/09/2008|Jeopardy!|MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL|$400|easy|In the 1960s only 3 men exceeded 50 home runs in a season: Maris & Mantle in 1961 & this S.F. Giant in 1965|(Willie) Mays
02/07/2010|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|Nada, nothing, or perhaps, to fasten your pants|zip
31/12/2010|Jeopardy!|WINE FROM WHERE?|$200|easy|This Canadian province's wine region includes Jordan & Vineland on the Niagara peninsula|Ontario
21/11/1995|Jeopardy!|NOVELIST-PLAYWRIGHTS|$100|easy|She based her 1945 play 'Appointment With Death' on her mystery novel of the same name|Agatha Christie
12/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|POET-POURRI|$400|easy|He wrote the poetic line 'Then he climbed to the tower of the Old North Church'|Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
18/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PERFUME|$600|medium|A light summer fabric, or the summery Estee Lauder perfume you might wear with it|White Linen
24/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$2000|hard|Founded in 1789, this Washington, D.C. school was the USA's first Catholic college|Georgetown
23/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THIS MEANS WAR!|$1000|hard|A Muslim may fulfill one of these fights against evil by heart, tongue, hand or sword|Jihad
15/07/2010|Jeopardy!|'FOO' FIGHTERS|$1000|hard|Old-timey 10 letter term for the silly behavior exhibited by Mr. Brokaw perhaps|tomfoolery
19/05/1998|Jeopardy!|SHORT STORY WRITERS|$300|easy|'The Celestial Railroad' from his 'Twice-Told Tales' is a parody of John Bunyan's works|Nathaniel Hawthorne
10/07/2008|Jeopardy!|ON A JET PLANE|$800|hard|In the '60s, he began turning Swiss-built jet fighters into personal jets for the rich|(Bill) Lear
09/03/1998|Jeopardy!|PUNCHLINES|$100|easy|Character who utters the classic punchline, 'What you mean we, Kemo Sabe?'|Tonto
11/02/2010|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$200|easy|She sunk her teeth into the role of Jane in 2009's 'New Moon'|Dakota Fanning
22/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SOMEDAY THE SAINTS|$800|hard|This saint is also the Patron Saint of shoe shiners & not just on Christmas|Nicholas
09/02/2011|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$800|hard|The first pitched versions of this Trinidadian instrument were made from small convex metal containers|steel drums
08/07/2009|Jeopardy!|TO THE LIGHTHOUSE|$800|hard|New London Harbor Light, Stamford Harbor Light|Connecticut
17/11/1999|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK CITY TELEVISION|$300|easy|Louie, Latka & Elaine all worked for the Sunshine Cab Co. on this NYC sitcom|Taxi
05/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WATERGATE|$1000|hard|Nixon was doomed in July 1974 when this house committee 'judged' him worthy of impeachment|House Judiciary Committee
14/05/1993|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$500|medium|It was the native language of Pope John Paul I, but not of Pope John Paul II|Italian
13/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WE'VE GOT STANDARDS|$800|hard|1930 classic heard here performed by Rosemary Watson|'I've Got Rhythm'
09/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|THE AUTO INDUSTRY|$600|medium|GM plans to build Saturn cars in Spring Hill while Nissan has a plant at nearby Smyrna in this state|Tennessee
07/05/2002|Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$1000|hard|He's the French composer of the following|(Erik) Satie
07/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE 'T'ALK|$6000|hard|It's the second of the 3 main sections of an arthropod's body|the thorax
17/02/2011|Jeopardy!|DISNEYLAND RIDES & ATTRACTIONS|$200|easy|In a ride that dates from the park's 1955 opening, you spin in these|teacups
06/01/2012|Jeopardy!|RIBS|$400|easy|In architecture a ribbed ceiling with arches is called one of these, like a room in a bank|vaulted
08/04/2003|Jeopardy!|TEATIME|$600|medium|Popular in the South, it's made by setting cold water & teabags in a pitcher outside & leaving them to infuse|sun tea
28/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BILL CLINTON'S FAVORITE BOOKS|$800|hard|We must confess, William Styron's 'The Confessions of' this man shows up|Nat Turner
25/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE EUROPEAN DIRECTOR'S CHAIR|$400|easy|'Two Men and a Wardrobe', 'Death and the Maiden', 'The Pianist'|Roman Polanski
13/10/2010|Jeopardy!|JOHN GRISHAM BOOKS|$600|medium|A black man murders the 2 white men who raped his daughter in this novel, Grisham's first|A Time to Kill
10/09/2004|Jeopardy!|TOYS & GAMES|$200|easy|You win in this game by getting the rope with a sphere attached wrapped completely around the pole|tetherball
30/05/2006|Jeopardy!|EMERSON, LAKE & PALMER|$600|medium|Wrote an 1841 essay entitled 'Self-Reliance'|Ralph Waldo Emerson
04/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS FACES|$1000|hard|This long-time international fugitive 'animal' was captured in 1994:|Carlos 'The Jackal'
03/12/1997|Jeopardy!|LEADING MEN|$500|medium|Jon Voight took over the role of Rolf, the young Nazi in love with Liesl, in this Broadway musical in 1961|The Sound of Music
01/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THEY REALLY SAID IT|$1600|hard|This 30th president noted, 'When more and more people are thrown out of work, unemployment results'|Calvin Coolidge
28/02/1990|Jeopardy!|EARLY AMERICA|$200|easy|It's 'Common Sense' that he was the 1st to write an article regarding women's rights in America, in 1775|Thomas Paine
11/05/2011|Jeopardy!|1840s AMERICA|$600|medium|In May 1846 the Senate voted 40-2 to declare war on this country|Mexico
17/12/1997|Jeopardy!|FRUIT|$500|medium|This fruit's name may be from the Greek word for a 'Drink of the Gods'|Nectarine
20/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|YOU COULD 'WIN'|$2000|hard|It's the largest lake entirely within the province of Manitoba|Lake Winnipeg
25/10/2007|Jeopardy!|A HOSTEL TAKEOVER|$400|easy|I'm sure the Red Bus Hostel is fine, but the Mellow Mood Central Hostel caught my eye in this capital of Hungary|Budapest
19/09/2005|Jeopardy!|SPOT THE POOCH|$200|easy|The Saluki, the Sanhedrin, the Salmineo|the Saluki
19/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|FEATHERED FRIENDS|$400|easy|Species of this wading bird include the great blue, great white & green-backed|the heron
21/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL PRIME NUMBERS|$400|easy|Prince: '2000 zero zero party over, oops, out of time, so tonight I'm gonna party like it's ____'|1999
21/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PRESCRIPTION DRUGS|$800|hard|This brand is the nasal-spray version of Fluticasone for those with allergies|Flonase
29/03/2000|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYME HEADLINES|$300|easy|'Mrs. Flinders Whips Daughter Polly for Sitting Among' these|Cinders
21/05/2008|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$800|hard|She was born Martha Jane Canary in Missouri; the original 'calamity' in her life may have been her parents' death|Calamity Jane
06/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE OF THE 19-OUGHTS|$800|hard|Also in the title, it's the last word of the Joseph Conrad tale about the mysterious Mr. Kurtz|darkness
05/03/1998|Jeopardy!|ROCKING THE BABY|$200|easy|Place baby over your shoulder or lap to get him to do this, like a Tupperware container|Burp
16/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FOLK MUSIC|$400|easy|In 1961 the Highwaymen urged him to 'row the boat ashore, hallelujah'|Michael
23/09/2005|Jeopardy!|MILLION DOLLAR BABY|$400|easy|Born Oct. 5, 1983, she was named for her great-uncle, once married to Elizabeth Taylor|Nikki Hilton
05/01/2001|Jeopardy!|SPOUSE IN COMMON|$200|easy|Amy Irving, Kate Capshaw|Steven Spielberg
18/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE LION KING ON BROADWAY|$1600|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew converses with a puppet on the set of The Lion King.)  In the stage version of 'The Lion King', Zazu is no birdbrain--he's the aide-de-camp to this lion, Simba's father (Zazu squawks 'Aide-de-camp!')|Mufasa
08/02/2010|Jeopardy!|CANADIAN GEOGRAPHY, EH?|$600|medium|Of the top 5 Canadian cities in population, it's the one closest to the Pacific Ocean|Vancouver
30/03/2010|Jeopardy!|I AM A BAD, BAD SURGEON|$600|medium|Each bronchus in the body leads to 1 of these organs, filled with millions of alveoli; how did I nick one during an eye exam?|a lung
19/01/2007|Jeopardy!|HOWARD'S END|$600|medium|At the end of the day, you can bunk at one of this chain's more than 400 hotels in 18 countries|Howard Johnson
14/11/1989|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$300|easy|The Constitution originally held that untaxed members of this ethnic group were not to be counted in the census|American Indians
28/09/2011|Jeopardy!|BEHIND BARS|$1000|hard|This term for the maceration of fruit in a bar using a pestle can also mean 'to make unclear'|muddle
12/04/2000|Jeopardy!|THEIR FIRST FEATURE FILMS|$400|easy|This 'Lethal Weapon' lady was a model before 'Major League' made her a major league film star|Rene Russo
16/12/2005|Jeopardy!|EMPLOYEE EVALUATIONS|$800|hard|'He is depriving a village somewhere of its' this, a Dostoyevsky title|idiot (village idiot accepted)
26/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOUTHERNMOST CAPITAL CITY|$800|hard|Helsinki, Moscow, Bucharest|Bucharest
09/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE GOLDEN BOOT AWARDS|$400|easy|In 1983 this singing cowboy & sports owner got one of the first Golden Boots, given for work in Westerns|Gene Autry
22/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$200|easy|In 1977, Edwin Land and this Kodak camera developer entered the National Inventors Hall of Fame|George Eastman
20/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DOCUMENTARIES|$400|easy|This singer was the subject of the 2005 documentary 'No Direction Home'|Bob Dylan
23/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR-NOMINATED SONGS|$400|easy|'Blame Canada' (1999)|South Park
19/05/2004|Jeopardy!|UKRAINE ON THE BRAIN|$400|easy|After conquering the region, this empress introduced serfdom to Ukraine in 1795|Catherine the Great
28/12/1998|Jeopardy!|KWANZAA|$300|easy|Kwanzaa derives its name from a phrase meaning 'first fruits' in this African language|Swahili
08/04/1991|Double Jeopardy!|OLD TESTAMENT|$400|easy|According to II Chronicles 2, over 153,000 people worked on its construction in Jerusalem|the First Temple (Solomon's Temple)
13/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL SLOGANS|$800|hard|“Four more years of the full dinner pail” symbolized this president's re-election campaign in 1900|McKinley
23/04/2003|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY ADDRESSES|$1000|hard|210 Parkside Drive, West Branch, Iowa|Herbert Hoover
10/04/1998|Jeopardy!|SUPREMES|$100|easy|Giving your life fighting for your country is the supreme one; a bunt is a lesser one|Sacrifice
21/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC APPRECIATION|$1200|hard|A narrative song of folk origin, from an old Provencal word for 'dancing-song'|ballad
06/10/2004|Jeopardy!|A YEN FOR JAPAN|$200|easy|It's the Japanese version of horseradish|wasabi
21/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT THE BOOK|$1200|hard|It can also mean a local branch of an organization, such as the American Red Cross|a chapter
10/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS & THEIR SUBJECTS|$400|easy|William Hodges' painting of the statues on this south Pacific island may be seen at England's Nat. Maritime Museum|Easter Island
08/10/2008|Jeopardy!|'M'-BRACE ME|$1000|hard|It's the African-derived percussion instrument heard here|a marimba
12/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$800|hard|This Norse god known for his great strength was a protector of peasants & farmers|Thor
23/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$2000|hard|These organizations, like the Hip Sing, once fought 'wars' in NYC's Chinatown|tongs
12/11/1985|Jeopardy!|’70s CINEMA|$100|easy|Tatum O'Neal won an oscar for her film debut in this 1973 picture|Paper Moon
30/05/2000|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV SHOWS BY CHARACTERS|$200|easy|Don Hollinger, Lou Marie, Ann Marie|That Girl
01/01/2009|Jeopardy!|OCCUPATIONAL WEAR|$800|hard|A type of bulky knit sweater originated in Ireland with men in this line of work|fishermen
09/11/1988|Jeopardy!|'FOUR' WORDS|$400|easy|'Sweet Adeline', sung by a barbershop quartet, features a blend of melody lines described as this|four-part harmony
26/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|QUASI-RELATED PAIRS|$600|medium|Cooking herb & laundry detergent pair that 'wait for no man'|Thyme & Tide
16/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICIANS|$400|easy|This conga drum player married Lucille Ball after starring opposite her in the movie 'Too Many Girls'|Desi Arnaz
24/09/2009|Jeopardy!|HELLO, WALLS|$2500|hard|It was first erected on the night of Aug. 12-13, 1961, the result of a governmental decree|the Berlin Wall
09/01/1998|Jeopardy!|GARDENING|$400|easy|Generic names for these include Fluazifop & 2, 4-D|Weed killers/herbicides
28/05/1992|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$500|medium|'Les patineurs', 'Le spectre de la rose', 'Les sylphides'|ballets
28/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LEGENDS OF SPORT|$1200|hard|In 1922 this future movie Tarzan became the first to swim the 100-meter freestyle in under 60 seconds|Johnny Weissmuller
28/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINMENT AWARDS|$600|medium|Patricia Wettig won Emmys for Best Actress & Supporting Actress for the same role in this series|Thirtysomething
09/11/1987|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$300|easy|On giraffes, this prehensile muscle can be 20 inches long|the tongue
13/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FOR 15 MINUTES|$200|easy|Amy Fisher is the 'Long Island Lolita', so this mechanic should be the 'Massapequa Humbert Humbert'|Joey Buttafuoco
06/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MADE THEM CRY|$400|easy|It was the battle cry rallying the Texans in the Battle of San Jacinto|Remember The Alamo!
19/04/2004|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$400|easy|It was derived from 3 German words that meant 'secret state police', & that certainly describes it|the Gestapo
18/11/2008|Jeopardy!|THE MAGNA CARTA|$1000|hard|In 1957 the ABA, this group, acknowledge the debt U.S. law owed the Magna Carta & erected a U.K. monument|the American Bar Association
26/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|During Bacon's Rebellion in 1676 this 1st permanent English settlement in America was burned to the ground|Jamestown
14/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NERVOUS REX|$1200|hard|After 3 of his sons were slain in battle on Mount Gilboa, this first king of Israel killed himself|Saul
02/06/2006|Jeopardy!|1917|$400|easy|On Dec. 7 1 U.S. representative voted against declaring war on this dual monarchy|Austria-Hungary
19/10/1999|Jeopardy!|17th CENTURY AMERICA|$500|medium|In 1684 William Penn tried to settle his boundary dispute with Maryland, & this lord|Lord Baltimore
09/11/2006|Jeopardy!|STAN THE CONTRACTOR|$400|easy|For the living room, instead of track or recessed types of these, Stan went for flood|lighting
18/07/2003|Jeopardy!|LAKES|$600|medium|The community college in Canandaigua, New York is named for this 'handy' group of bodies of water|Finger Lakes
28/03/2008|Jeopardy!|MAY I HAVE A WORD WITH 'U'?|$1000|hard|Word used on the cover of a dictionary to indicate that it hasn't been reduced from a larger work|unabridged
10/11/2008|Jeopardy!|I'LL GIVE YOU MY IMPRESSIONS|$400|easy|'I started life as Anakin Skywalker & yes, Luke, I am your father!'|Darth Vader
14/11/1996|Jeopardy!|BOOKS BY THE NUMBERS|$300|easy|This 1844 Dumas novel relates the adventures of Athos, Porthos, Aramis & D'Artagnan|The Three Musketeers
17/04/1998|Jeopardy!|ABOUT '___IT___'|$300|easy|'Quick' ones are fast with a joke; 'half' ones don't get the joke|Wits
04/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT TO WEAR?|$800|hard|A pair of these, because your tuxedo pants lack belt loops|suspenders
10/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'60s TV|$1200|hard|In 1965 Pernell Roberts left this series & his part as eldest son Adam, saying he'd grown tired of the role|Bonanza
24/04/2001|Jeopardy!|FEMALE FLYERS|$500|medium|Geraldyn Cobb began testing to get into this program in 1960; after besting many of the men, she wasn't allowed in|Space/astronaut program
28/01/1998|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$300|easy|Instead of Oktoberfest, Carlisle in this 'Keystone State' has an Octubafest|Pennsylvania
25/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL NOVELS|$800|hard|'The Orphan Angel' depicts what might have happened to this romantic poet if he'd been rescued from drowning|Percy Shelley
03/02/1999|Jeopardy!|STATE NICKNAMES|$200|easy|The 'Knickerbocker State'|New York
11/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TO THE CORPS|$1000|hard|It's the enlisted Marine rank between private & corporal|Lance Corporal
14/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LEGENDARY!|$800|hard|This Greek god is told: 'You are... the most hateful of gods... for dear to you always are strife and wars'|Ares
18/07/2011|Jeopardy!|'EARS' TO YOU|$600|medium|Last name of Billy, mentioned in 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band'|(Billy) Shears
28/12/2009|Jeopardy!|I'M SORRY DAVE|$600|medium|A 2008 Best Picture nominee hinges on whether a former president will apologize during an interview with this man|David Frost
13/05/2008|Jeopardy!|PENINSULAS|$1000|hard|In 1825 a flood created Limfjord Sound, separating the northern tip of this Danish peninsula from the mainland|Jutland
04/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$2000|hard|Britannica says that the black type of this beast can charge at 30 mph, & also turns quite quickly if it misses you|a rhino(ceros)
23/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'P's TIME|$400|easy|In mythology, when this was opened, all the world's evils were let out|Pandora's box
10/09/1999|Jeopardy!|IN THE COOKIE JAR|$100|easy|These sun-dried grapes can be found in oatmeal cookies|Raisins
23/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS WITH 3 VOWELS|$2000|hard|Environment or setting|milieu
16/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE DVD CLUB|$800|hard|There's a 'lost historical film' on the woolly mammoth on the animated DVD this time period: 'The Meltdown'|Ice Age
14/03/2011|Jeopardy!|DUMB CRIMINALS|$800|hard|3 Penn. muggers stole an iPhone but didn't turn off this 3-letter feature, which cops used to track & catch them|GPS
23/06/1987|Double Jeopardy!|AGRICULTURE|$400|easy|The larvae of this 'cotton bug' are more destructive than the adults|weevils
19/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'UN' COUNTRIES|$2000|hard|The Nile River begins in this country that borders Rwanda|Burundi
08/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN HISTORY|$3800|hard|In a 1973 landmark Supreme Court case, 25-year-old Norma McCorvey was known by this name|'Roe' (from Roe v. Wade in 1973)
24/06/2008|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICANS|$200|easy|In the 1830s his telegraph proposals were helped by having Congressman F.O.J. Smith as a partner|Morse
27/01/2004|Jeopardy!|MID-CENTURY MOMENTS|$1000|hard|One poem in her 1850 book 'Poems' uses the word 'love' 22 times in 44 lines|Elizabeth Barrett Browning
13/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$600|medium|These miniature cabbages sprang up in Belgium about 400 to 500 years ago|Brussels sprouts
09/07/2007|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'EE'|$1000|hard|10-4 good buddy, Reno's on this river|Truckee
01/02/2007|Jeopardy!|SPOT THE POOCH|$600|medium|The bilchon fazu, the bichon frise, the bilshoi ballu|the bichon frise
12/03/2009|Jeopardy!|STEVE WIN|$1000|hard|1985 brought a National Medal of Technology to these 2 Steves who co-founded a little company|Wozniak & Jobs
09/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$200|easy|Act II of this tragedy opens in Polonius' house|Hamlet
01/02/2010|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE FADS|$400|easy|Ah, the 1950s... time for panty raids & the stuffing of these small structures with as many people as possible|phone booths
16/09/2002|Jeopardy!|KIDS IN BOOKS|$400|easy|This collie was the faithful friend of a kid named Joe in a book by British novelist Eric Knight|Lassie
16/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN MOVIE IDOL|$400|easy|He had a small part in 'Mystic Pizza' but it was his role as good Will Hunting that made him a star|Matt Damon
09/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'K'|$800|hard|Ireland's blue terrier county (5)|Kerry
06/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PRO SPORTS TEAMS|$2000|hard|This San Diego team's Qualcomm Stadium has a seating capacity of nearly 67,000, the most in Major League Baseball|San Diego Padres
07/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LIFE IN THE FAST LANE|$400|easy|2-word term for the loud noise that results when a jet flies faster than the speed of sound|a sonic boom
11/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'FOR' WORDS|$800|hard|It can precede cookie, hunter & teller|fortune
16/09/1999|Jeopardy!|JAZZ|$300|easy|In 1964 this jazz great reached the top of the pop charts with his vocal recording of 'Hello, Dolly!'|Louis Armstrong
18/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ROUTE 66 REVISITED|$800|hard|Hi, I'm Neil Patrick Harris. If you get your kicks on Route 66, come visit this city, my hometown & also home to a minor league baseball team, the Isotopes|Albuquerque
19/03/2008|Jeopardy!|THE WORLD ALMANAC'S WIDELY KNOWN AMERICANS|$200|easy|This San Francisco-born woman is listed as 'Former White House intern'|Monica Lewinsky
14/07/1998|Jeopardy!|SUNSET BLVD.|$300|easy|Site of the former Filthy McNasty's, the Viper Room is now co-owned by this 'Ed Wood' movie star|Johnny Depp
04/11/1986|Jeopardy!|LUNCH COUNTER LINGO|$400|easy|Number that Mel might have called out to say 'We're all out of it'|86
01/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'90s POP CULTURE|$400|easy|The 'Baywatch' version of this doll raced to the rescue on his own Wave Runner (but Barbie got her own dolphin)|Ken
04/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows a flag on the monitor.)  Replaced in 1863 because it was often confused with the U.S. flag in battle, the Confederacy's first flag, for obvious reasons, was known by this descriptive name|the Stars and Bars
15/09/1997|Jeopardy!|OH 'MI'|$200|easy|2 Samuel 1:25 proclaims 'How' have they 'fallen in the midst of the battle!'|The mighty
09/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ON 'R' MAPS|$400|easy|Embankments have been built on this 'colorful' 500-mile Vietnamese river to keep rice fields from flooding|the Red River
17/10/2000|Jeopardy!|TODD McFARLANE FIGURINES|$300|easy|A former cast member of 'Saturday Night Live' shares his name with this scary movie character|Michael Myers (Mike Myers)
23/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TORONTO'S CN TOWER|$1200|hard|The horizontal bands are called 'Friday lines' because they mark where the pouring of this was stopped each week|concrete
31/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEER-VERTISING|$400|easy|'If you've got the time, we've got the beer'|Miller
04/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MARXISMS|$400|easy|As Professor Wagstaff in 'Horse Feathers', Groucho told his son, 'I'd horsewhip you if I had' one of these|a horse
24/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE JEOPARDY! SWIMSUIT CALENDAR|$800|hard|Naturally this 19th century musician featured here is our Mr. March|(John Philip) Sousa
14/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$800|hard|The name of this fabric made from Angora goat hair comes from the Arabic, meaning 'choice' or 'select'|Mohair
20/11/1985|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH “B”|$200|easy|The 2 South American countries whose names begin with “B”|Brazil & Bolivia
08/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$1600|hard|Often loosely referred to as Scotland Yard, CID stands for this Department|Criminal Investigation Department
29/06/1999|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY TWOSOMES|$100|easy|This mother & daughter duo plan to reunite for a special New Year's Eve 1999 concert in Phoenix|The Judds
09/03/2000|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'I'|$400|easy|A veranda or roofed patio, perhaps found on the Hawaiian island of the same name|Lanai
30/12/2008|Jeopardy!|TRAFFIC|$800|hard|During the filming of 'Traffic', this actress' real-life pregnancy was incorporated into her role|Catherine Zeta-Jones
20/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|POETS|$1000|hard|(AUDIO DAILY DOUBLE): 20th century American poet heard here, reading one of his own works: 'With a Dutchman, I went once to Rembrandt Square, and down to Zanfra too.  I should have stayed & spent my lifetime on that beach.  I might have been a sailor, singing songs to myself only, or to a friend in Amsterdam...'|Rod McKuen
17/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AT RANDOM|$800|hard|This method of solving problems with a random number generator is named after the casino city of Monaco|Monte Carlo
02/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'C' CREATURES|$2000|hard|The name of this sea bird comes from the Latin Corvus marinus, 'sea raven'|a cormorant
07/04/2005|Jeopardy!|IN THE MOVIES|$1000|hard|This 1981 Best Picture Oscar winner takes place in part at the 1924 Olympics|Chariots of Fire
31/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MICHAEL DOUGLAS MOVIE ROLES|$1200|hard|2010: Greedy Gordon Gekko (full title, please)|Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps
27/10/2010|Jeopardy!|SITCOM MOMS|$1000|hard|From 2001 to 2007 this country singer played mom to Cheyenne, Kyra & Jake on her own WB sitcom|Reba McEntire
26/05/2004|Jeopardy!|CAMPING|$200|easy|To rough it in comfort, supplement your sleeping bag with an inflatable one of these|a mattress
11/01/2011|Jeopardy!|A SEEDY CATEGORY|$200|easy|Sushi is sometimes crusted with both the black & white variety of these|sesame seeds
19/01/1993|Double Jeopardy!|THE CONSTITUTION|$800|hard|The 18th amendment which was later repealed prohibited the manufacture & sale of this|alcohol (liquor)
31/01/2001|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD SQUARES|$400|easy|Her performances as the nerdy Lisa Loopner on 'Saturday Night Live' were 'so funny I forgot to laugh'|Gilda Radner
23/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL DICTIONARY|$800|hard|The wide end of a trumpet|the bell
04/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MADE FOR WALKEN|$800|hard|1999: Hessian Horseman, an antagonist|Sleepy Hollow
03/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CHANGE YOUR LIFE|$1200|hard|Fill your pockets with money|line
26/10/2011|Jeopardy!|STEAMBOATS|$800|hard|Charlotte Dundas, an early steamer, was powered by an adaptation of the Watt engine linked to one of these in a stern well|a paddle wheel
18/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CUBE IT!|$1600|hard|1/4|1/64
08/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SHOP 'TIL YOU DROP|$800|hard|The trendy Brass Plum section has now been shortened to BP in this Seattle-based department store|Nordstrom
11/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE 20TH CENTURY|$1000|hard|Code name of the FBI undercover operation implicating public officials that went public in February 1980|ABSCAM
03/01/2008|Jeopardy!|IF YOU'RE...|$600|medium|...a boy from Syracuse, you're either from New York or this Italian island|Sicily
20/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|A BANNER YEAR IN THE NEW YORK TIMES|$600|medium|November of this year brought the headline seen here|1984
23/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TENNIS TALK|$1000|hard|As a group of people with common interests or styles, it may be 'smart'|Set
03/05/2001|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$100|easy|A squirrel uses this fluffy appendage for balance when it leaps & climbs|its tail
18/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TV MILLIONAIRES--WHO PLAYED 'EM?|$2000|hard|Blake Carrington|John Forsythe
14/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A GROUP THING|$1200|hard|Shirley MacLaine was one of the few female members of this fabled group that also included Dean Martin & Frank Sinatra|the Rat Pack
24/06/2003|Jeopardy!|SLOW DOWN!!!!|$1000|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew)  In Einstein's elegant equation, energy equals mass times this squared|speed of light
01/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EARLY AMERICA|$400|easy|(Jon of the Clue Crew reads from Strawberry Banke in Portsmouth, NH.)  In 1766, citizens of Portsmouth demonstrated in these streets against this much-despised British act that even taxed playing cards|the Stamp Act
12/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CONSECUTIVE NUMBERS|$1000|hard|The atomic numbers of Einsteinium, Fermium & Mendelevium|99, 100 & 101
20/02/1991|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY ANIMALS|$200|easy|In 'The Wizard of Oz' books, this dog has been depicted as a terrier|Toto
20/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SAY IT IN ENGLISH|$600|medium|Vaya con Dios|Go with God
26/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S INVENTIVE!|$1600|hard|Scientist Joseph Priestley dubbed the material he used as an eraser this|rubber
03/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SCI FI MOVIE SUMMARIES|$2000|hard|1981:Hi-ho, hi-ho, miners are dying on Io; bad drugs are the problem & a former James Bond is the solution|Outland
20/12/1991|Jeopardy!|MOVIE MONSTERS|$100|easy|This big ape was billed as the 'eighth wonder of the world' by promoter Carl Denham|King Kong
20/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$200|easy|This common name for the Society of Friends may come from the saying 'Tremble at the word of the Lord'|Quakers
16/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|17th CENTURY LITERATURE|$400|easy|His sonnet published in 1609 began, 'Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?'|(William) Shakespeare
21/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$1600|hard|Canada's 10 highest mountains lie totally or partly in this territory|the Yukon Territory
24/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE YUCKS STOP HERE|$400|easy|He went to join Gracie in 1996, less than 2 months after his 100th birthday|George Burns
02/10/1996|Jeopardy!|HE'S A REBEL|$500|medium|James Buchanan's Vice President, he became a Confederate general in 1861|John C. Breckinridge
09/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RECENT BOOKS|$1600|hard|Father & son travel a futuristic wasteland in this Cormac McCarthy novel that's not much like Kerouac|The Road
16/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DOCTOR WHO|$1600|hard|...was physician to Louis XVI's brother's guards but is a bit better known for getting stabbed in a bathtub|Jean-Paul Marrat
16/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WAXES|$1200|hard|An ingredient in many products including sealing wax & hair spray, it's derived from the secretions of the lac insect|shellac
29/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'S'CIENCE|$6000|hard|A 'super' theory in physics has everything made up of tiny these vibrating under immense tension|strings
18/03/1998|Jeopardy!|SLEEPYHEADS|$500|medium|He played a narcoleptic drifter in the 1991 film 'My Own Private Idaho'|River Phoenix
10/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SUPREME COURT REJECTS|$1600|hard|In 1881 Stanley Matthews failed under Hayes but was confirmed under this doomed president|James Garfield
16/03/1999|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL GROUPS|$500|medium|In the evening you might watch for a watch of these nocturnal avian singers|Nightingales
27/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FIREFIGHTING|$800|hard|The Jaws of Life rescue tool was originally developed in 1972 by the Hurst Company for use in this sport|car racing
25/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHIES|$200|easy|Christopher Anderson gives readers 'Satisfaction' with his recent biography of this Rolling Stone|Mick Jagger
04/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'U' HAD TO BE THERE|$2000|hard|With a population of more than 2 million, its capital, Tashkent, is the largest city in Central Asia|Uzbekistan
21/07/2008|Jeopardy!|1980s ROCK|$1000|hard|This Aussie group brought a 'New Sensation' to radio in 1988|INXS
14/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN ON TV|$400|easy|One of the original co-hosts of 'The View', she now gives her views as co-anchor of 'Today'|Meredith Vieira
08/07/2009|Jeopardy!|THE FROG ROLLS IN|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows a radiograph of a frog on the monitor.)  A frog's hind legs have a humanlike femur, but unlike humans, their single shin bone is these two bones fused together|the tibia & the fibula
03/03/2010|Jeopardy!|MOVIE SPOILERS|$800|hard|The disabled Kevin Spacey seems to be the killer Keyser Soze in this 1995 film|The Usual Suspects
11/04/2000|Jeopardy!|LATE-NIGHT TV|$100|easy|This Saturday night 'TV' show is inspired by the magazine that gave us Alfred E. Neuman|MADtv
16/02/2006|Jeopardy!|GREAT LIT|$800|hard|Otto Lidenbrock plots a subterranean trip in this 1864 Jules Verne novel|Journey to the Center of the Earth
01/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HAYDN|$1000|hard|In the 1770s even the mellow Haydn was influenced by this movement whose name means 'storm & stress'|Sturm und Drang
04/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE PLANETS|$1200|hard|The USA's Gamma Ray Observatory orbited this planet from 1991 until 2000, when it deorbited and safely crashed|Earth
18/09/2001|Jeopardy!|FAKING IT|$500|medium|An offstage area where prompters whispered lines to actors gave us this phrase for impromptu performing|winging it
04/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SNAP|$400|easy|The snap-brim style of this accessory tuns up in the back & down in the front & has a dented crown|hat
15/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|STOP IT, YOU'RE KILLING ME!|$800|hard|June 28, 1914: Gavrilo Princip jump-starts a world war|Archduke Franz Ferdinand
08/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$1200|hard|In the midst of writing his 5 Natty Bumppo tales, he paused to write a 'History of the Navy of the United States'|(James Fenimore) Cooper
11/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SCANDINAVIANS|$600|medium|King Canute the Great ruled Denmark, Norway & this non-Scandinavian country in the 11th century|England
24/11/1995|Jeopardy!|SPACE MISSIONS|$100|easy|The U.S. Ranger spacecrafts were designed to crash-land on this heavenly body|Moon
04/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AVIATION|$1600|hard|Greater than supersonic, it's the term for a speed 5 times faster than the speed of sound|hypersonic (Mach 5 accepted)
17/03/2005|Jeopardy!|LEGAL LINGO|$1000|hard|The 5th Amendment clause known by this 2-word name protects you from the feds; the one in the 14th, from the states|due process
02/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CHAUCER & FRIENDS|$2000|hard|Chaucer was influenced by & translated Boethius' work 'The Consolation of' this|Philosophy
13/11/1997|Jeopardy!|JUST SAY YES|$500|medium|You'll hear the yes-word 'sim' on the streets of Sao Paulo from people speaking this language|Portuguese
09/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|VOODOO IQ|$200|easy|It can be a reanimated voodoo automaton, or a drink that might turn you into one|a zombie
20/11/2002|Jeopardy!|HELOISE'S BEAUTY HINTS|$200|easy|Try mixing lipstick with petroleum jelly if you run out of this cheek cosmetic|blush
27/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS|$2000|hard|This NPR guy make list with 'Me Talk Pretty One Day'|David Sedaris
20/05/2011|Jeopardy!|MUSICALS' OPENING NUMBERS|$600|medium|'Why Can't The English?'|My Fair Lady
11/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE ALIENS ARE HERE!|$2000|hard|Introduced from Asia in 1876 as a hay & to control soil erosion, this vine is now a menace in the southern U.S.|kudzu
22/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WATERY TERMS|$1200|hard|It's visible when the angle of refraction between the sun, the water & your line of vision is between 40 & 42o|a rainbow
21/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE BUTLER DID IT|$1000|hard|Mr. Poole the butler is concerned for the good doctor & breaks into the lab with Utterson in this novel|Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde
26/11/1999|Jeopardy!|EARLY MAN|$100|easy|Evidence from Israel shows c. 10,000 B.C. these were the first animals to be domesticated|Dogs
05/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|AUSTRALIAN LITERATURE|$600|medium|Morris West's 1963 bestseller about a Russian pope|The Shoes of the Fisherman
02/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'CK', THE CATEGORY|$2000|hard|It's the 7-letter name of the American bird seen here|the grackle
20/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS & THEIR SLEUTHS|$200|easy|Mike Hammer|Mickey Spillane
12/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH KING, C'EST MOI|$1000|hard|He married Catherine de Medicis in 1533 at age 13 & became king of France in 1547 at age 27|Henry II
07/07/1998|Jeopardy!|TOYS IN THE ATTIC|$400|easy|(Remove an ailment carefully or you'll get buzzed)|Operation
16/10/2001|Jeopardy!|FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA|$500|medium|In 1999 Francis produced 'The Virgin Suicides', which marked the directorial debut of this woman, his daughter|Sofia Coppola
13/01/2003|Jeopardy!|30 YEARS' WAR CALL-IN|$1000|hard|(Alex: For our last clue, we have a caller from Italy.)  If you think this French cardinal really cares for Mantua's welfare, I have some land in Picardy to sell you|Cardinal Richelieu
18/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$400|easy|On a map of a country, a star inside a circle indicates this|the national capital
26/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|POE IS ME!|$400|easy|'Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered,' this & this|weak & weary
30/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WHO DOES HE THINK HE IS?|$1200|hard|If he shoots an apple off my head, I'll tell him he doesn't have the legs for lederhosen!  He thinks he's...|William Tell
29/05/1989|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|It can precede cord, current, off & saw|rip
30/11/2004|Jeopardy!|NO SOUP FOR YOU!|$400|easy|Billi bi, billet-doux, bouillabaisse|billet-doux
13/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY NOTABLES|$400|easy|In 1867 he patented dynamite|(Alfred) Nobel
01/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE SMITHSONIAN JAZZ BAND|$1600|hard|On the drums, you'd have the owner of the kit seen here, this man who played with Shaw, Dorsey & his own band|Buddy Rich
20/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RENAISSANCE MEN|$400|easy|Jean Bodin defined 3 political systems: democracy, aristocracy & this, which he & Louis XIV preferred|monarchy
10/03/2011|Jeopardy!|MOVIE BY SONG LYRICS|$600|medium|'I gave my love a chicken, that had no bones, I gave my love a story, that had no end, I gave...' (Bluto smashes guitar)|Animal House
26/02/2002|Jeopardy!|TOO 'HARD'|$400|easy|It's a lightweight, protective helmet used by construction workers|a hard hat
13/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$400|easy|This goat constellation is the smallest of the zodiac|Capricorn
10/12/1986|Double Jeopardy!|LABOR|$1000|hard|It is considered the successor to the Knights of Labor|the AFL (the American Federation of Labor)
25/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HOW'S YOUR CONSTITUTION?|$1200|hard|Article III is specifically concerned with the establishment of this branch of government|the judiciary
29/03/2007|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$1000|hard|This Stephen Sondheim musical that graced Broadway in 1994 was based on the Italian film 'Passione d'amore'|Passion
12/07/2004|Jeopardy!|THE 1860s|$200|easy|In 1865 this city succeeded Auckland as capital of New Zealand|Wellington
08/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|X MARKS THE SPOT|$1500|hard|Flowing north through Mato Grosso state, the Xingu River covers over 1,200 miles in this South American country|Brazil
06/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|10-, 11- & 12-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|It's anyone who lives in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Wisconsin--that part of the U.S.|a Midwesterner
17/01/2012|Jeopardy!|YOU MIGHT 'B' HUNGRY|$800|hard|This German sausage made of pork & veal is seasoned with a variety of spices including ginger, nutmeg & coriander|bratwurst
15/05/2007|Jeopardy!|YOUR DAYS ARE NUMBERED|$1500|hard|Dies Martis is the Latin name for this day of the week|Tuesday
29/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'B'OOKS|$800|hard|In 1852 Dickens started publishing this novel featuring the Jarndyces|Bleak House
23/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TONY-WINNING COMPOSERS|$800|hard|1996: 'Rent'|Jonathan Larson
04/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$1000|hard|His son Jamie is the day-dreaming boy with the coonskin hat in his 1952 watercolor 'Faraway'|Andrew Wyeth
07/01/2008|Jeopardy!|GAME RHYME TIME|$400|easy|An ugly old witch who always wants to be 'it'|hag tag
14/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DEATH SENTENCES|$3000|hard|Keats' 'Ode to' this includes the line, 'Thou wast not born for death, immortal bird!'|a nightingale
03/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY RHYME TIME|$800|hard|A flatbed or pickup for a mallard|a duck truck
03/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ISLAND GROUPS|$600|medium|Ocean in which you find Comoros, a group of 3 islands that broke from French rule in 1975|Indian Ocean
23/02/2011|Jeopardy!|SPORTS BY THE NUMBERS|$200|easy|Fourth down|football
17/11/2008|Jeopardy!|FROM THE LATIN|$1000|hard|From the Latin for 'of the mother', it's the type of song heard here|a madrigal
27/11/1984|Jeopardy!|BRITISH ISLES|$100|easy|If you 'take the high road', I'll get there afore ye|Scotland
02/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$1000|hard|This architecturally controversial Paris complex opened in 1977|Pompidou Centre/Beaubourg
28/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON STATE|$600|medium|This pres. may not be famous for much, but he did sign the 1853 bill creating the Washington territory|Millard Fillmore
17/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|POETS &  POETRY|$200|easy|'The Coming of Arthur' & 'Gareth and Lynette' are parts of his 'Idylls of the King'|Alfred Lord Tennyson
20/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LEND US THY VOICE|$2000|hard|Rachel Weisz as the high-flying Saphira|Eragon
14/04/1999|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL STATES|$200|easy|In 1987 George Strait sang, 'All my ex's live in' this state, 'and that's why I hang my hat in Tennessee'|Texas
19/10/2010|Jeopardy!|WHISTLER|$600|medium|Whistler moved to London in 1859 & painted this river often, including 'In Ice' in 1860|the Thames
25/09/1998|Final Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN POLITICS|None|None|A former gov. & presidential candidate & now mayor-elect, in 1998 he quit the 'corrupted' Democratic party|Jerry Brown
12/02/2003|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$200|easy|In 2002 this rocker wed Gavin Rossdale, vocalist/guitarist of the group Bush|Gwen Stefani
20/05/2011|Jeopardy!|MUSICALS' OPENING NUMBERS|$200|easy|'Chim Chim Cher-ee'|Mary Poppins
10/09/2008|Jeopardy!|BEST PICTURE PICTORIAL|$200|easy|1975: You'd be crazy to miss this one|One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
30/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MULTIPLE-WORD CAPITALS|$800|hard|It's where you'd find the magnificent India Gate seen here|New Delhi
24/02/2006|Jeopardy!|LITERARY PLACES|$200|easy|A Hemingway short story: 'The Snows of' this mountain|Kilimanjaro
02/05/2000|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$300|easy|A species of this insect, Apidae bumbus, ranges from above the Arctic Circle to as far south as Tierra del Fuego|bumblebee
07/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'PRO's|$1000|hard|From the Latin for 'tomorrow', it means to habitually postpone doing something|Procrastinate
25/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE DEFIANT ONES|$800|hard|Stokely Carmichael was 'honorary prime minister' of these '60s radicals|the Black Panthers
02/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH PHRASES|$400|easy|Trompe L' Oeil refers to deceiving this, especially in art|Deceiving the eye
24/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|KINGS OF THE BIG SCREEN|$400|easy|1956: Yul Brynner as this Asian|the King of Siam
26/05/2003|Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE PROVERB|$200|easy|'One man's meat is another man's...'|poison
30/03/1999|Jeopardy!|'PRO'NOUNS|$200|easy|Gosh darn it!  It's abusive, vulgar or irreverent language|Profanity
28/04/1999|Jeopardy!|'BAG' 'EM UP|$100|easy|It's where Tiger can keep his irons & drivers & tees, oh my!|a golf bag
20/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE GENE HACKMAN POOL|$400|easy|'I play, Coach stays. He goes, I go', says Jimmy Chitwood in this 1986 Hackman pic|Hoosiers
11/07/2006|Jeopardy!|THE ROLES OF TOM CRUISE|$1000|hard|Pool shark Vincent Lauria|The Color of Money
26/12/2008|Jeopardy!|GLASS & GLASSMAKING|$400|easy|In 1882 Edward Johnson, a partner of this inventor, put the first string of glass lights on a Christmas tree|Edison
06/03/2006|Jeopardy!|LAST BUT NOT LEAST|$800|hard|The 1997 book 'The Last Governor' was about 'Chris Patten and the Handover of' this Asian colony|Hong Kong
25/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$400|easy|Andrea Palladio's Villa Rotunda near Vicenza, Italy was a major influence on his design for Monticello|Jefferson
01/11/2001|Jeopardy!|THEY GOT MILK, TOO?|$300|easy|This animated kids' group had 2 ads; one had them 'in Paris'|the Rugrats
27/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TIME TO SURRENDER|$2000|hard|On July 4, 1754 George Washington surrendered to the French at this encampment|Fort Necessity
01/05/2003|Jeopardy!|TV WORKPLACES|$600|medium|The title character on this NBC drama works for the Massachusetts State Coroner's Office|Crossing Jordan
07/05/1997|Jeopardy!|THE LIVING EARTH|$500|medium|These 'laughing' scavengers will eat almost anything & will steal food even from lions|Hyenas
22/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PHOTOGRAPHY|$400|easy|He was responsible for photographing every pres. from J.Q. Adams to McKinley, except W.H. Harrison|Mathew Brady
30/01/1990|Jeopardy!|MISSING LINKS|$300|easy|Genesis, ......., Leviticus|Exodus
05/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK AMERICA|$600|medium|This botanist donated his life savings to a research foundation at Tuskegee bearing his name|George Washington Carver
27/09/2007|Jeopardy!|THE U.S. AIR FORCE|$800|hard|(Alex reports from inside an aircraft cockpit.) The many sensors of the F-22A Raptor allowing it to track, identify and destroy enemy threats without being detected, make it the epitome of this kind of fighter|stealth
21/03/2011|Jeopardy!|OFFBEAT MUSEUMS|$200|easy|A museum at Temple University's School of Podiatric Medicine has some 900 pairs of these in its collection|shoes
08/05/2007|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|None|None|In his first term, this president held the first press conference that would be shown on TV--later that day|Dwight Eisenhower
10/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'V'OCABULARY|$600|medium|'Discretion is the better part of' it|Valor
28/12/2000|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$400|easy|This home of Thomas Jefferson sits atop a 'little mountain', which is what its name means in Italian|Monticello
03/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE MEN|$1400|hard|In 1895 he began replacing hypnosis as a form of therapy with free association|Sigmund Freud
01/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RELATIONSHIPS|$1600|hard|Relationship of aphids & plants (the aphids get the better of it)|parasite & host
04/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ON ITS WESTERN BORDER|$400|easy|Dominican Republic|Haiti
02/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ITALIAN WORDS & PHRASES|$2000|hard|In Italian, this holiday is Pasqua|Easter
11/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS|$400|easy|In this religion, Ashura is a simple fast for Sunnis but a day of guilt & mortification for Shiites|Islam
18/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|THE SENSES|$600|medium|The thalamus acts as a relay device between the senses & this cortex|Cerebral Cortex
28/04/2000|Jeopardy!|FOUR|$400|easy|Suffering is the substance of all of the Four Noble Truths of this religion|Buddhism
02/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PUBLISHING|$800|hard|'The Budget' is a weekly paper published nationally for members of this Mennonite sect|Amish
04/02/2000|Jeopardy!|VILLAGES|$400|easy|Jacques Cartier gave this name to the hill behind the village of Hochelaga|Montreal (Mount Royal)
21/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE DIRECTOR'S CHAIR|$1000|hard|'Death Becomes Her', 'Back to the Future', 'Forrest Gump'|Robert Zemeckis
24/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NBA LOGOS|$400|easy|Lucky, who wears a vest, bow tie & bowler hat with shamrocks on them|the Celtics
02/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$200|easy|'I'm Only One Man!', as co-host Kathie Lee Gifford can attest, & he tells all about it in his autobiography|Regis Philbin
18/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BIG WORDS|$800|hard|A recent study says 37.5% of New Orleans adults are 20% overweight, qualifying them as this|Obese
17/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BORROWED BOOK TITLES|$2000|hard|This Southern saga published in 1936 gets its title from a line in a poem called 'Cynara'|Gone With the Wind
21/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MARINE LIFE|$800|hard|The black type of this fish with a woman's name is a striking addition to any aquarium|a molly
12/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD|$400|easy|Chocolate & this confection provide the filling in a S'more|Marshmallow
17/02/2009|Jeopardy!|NIGHTLY NEWS WORDS|$400|easy|Yes, I was picturing the scene here before I found this term meant an ex-CEO's sweet benefits|a golden parachute
16/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WANDS, CUPS, SWORDS, PENTACLES|$1200|hard|The pentacle, or 5-pointed star, has symbolic importance in the Scottish rite of this order|Freemasons
18/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ROMEOS|$200|easy|He made Shakespeare fans of many young women when he played Romeo on film in 1996|Leonardo DiCaprio
03/07/1997|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$500|medium|A native of Calcutta, Victor Banerjee played Dr. Aziz in this acclaimed David Lean film|A Passage to India
11/02/1998|Jeopardy!|HAMMURABI'S CODE|$500|medium|If you hired one of these & broke a horn off or cut off its tail, you owe 1/4 of its value in money|Cow, bull, ox....
24/11/2009|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS BUDDIES|$600|medium|Book publisher Henry Houghton made this guy his partner|(George) Mifflin
02/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES 'G'|$800|hard|Beowulf Behemoth              (7)|Grendel
25/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'80s TV|$200|easy|To George Jefferson she was 'Weesie', but his wife's actual first name was this|Louise
23/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BEGINS WITH 'F'|$800|hard|In 'The Fellowship of the Ring', this hobbit receives a magic ring of invisibility from his cousin Bilbo Baggins|Frodo
11/09/2001|Jeopardy!|WEAPONS OF WAR|$500|medium|It's the impressive weapon seen here that can take off & land vertically|the Harrier
14/02/2007|Jeopardy!|OO, SORRY!|$200|easy|In Spanish, it's dos|two
07/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD|$400|easy|In the early 1900s this all-American dessert was given out at Ellis Island|Jello
10/11/2005|Jeopardy!|GEEK LOVE|$600|medium|This director's geek cred was sealed when he sold his film co.'s computer division & it later became Pixar|George Lucas
25/12/1997|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$200|easy|South Dakota's Cultural Heritage Center in this city displays a lead plate left by French explorers in 1743|Pierre
08/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$400|easy|While scaling Mount Everest in April 1953, Tenzing Norgay rescued this man who had fallen into a crevasse|Sir Edmund Hillary
15/04/2009|Jeopardy!|MOVIES ANY TIME|$200|easy|Glenn Ford played Ben Wade in this 1957 film; 50 years later Russell Crowe took the part|3:10 to Yuma
06/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ARTS & CRAFTS|$1000|hard|Nylon fishing line & a wooden yard stick can be used to make the strings & control for this type of puppet|Marionette
30/03/2011|Jeopardy!|UNIVERSITY SPORTS TEAMS|$200|easy|While Harvard has the Crimson, this university has the Crimson Tide|Alabama
21/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COLOSSUS|$400|easy|2-syllable name for the long-ago elephant relative with 13-foot tusks that has become a synonym for 'huge'|a mammoth
26/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CONNECTICUTIES|$800|hard|Born in Hartford, this blonde went west to play Krystle Carrington on 'Dynasty'|Linda Evans
17/07/2008|Jeopardy!|ONE-WORD BEST PICTURE OSCAR WINNERS|$400|easy|A Hindu leader|Gandhi
29/10/1992|Jeopardy!|'G'EOGRAPHY|$200|easy|This Southern state's motto is 'Wisdom, Justice and Moderation'|Georgia
25/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PLANE & SIMPLE|$1200|hard|The C in the Air Force designation C-130 indicates it's this kind of jet|cargo jet
12/01/2005|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITY-SCAPE|$800|hard|This Oklahoma city's name came from the Creek Indians' memory of their old home of Tallahassee, Alabama|Tulsa
18/06/2004|Jeopardy!|ALL AROUND LONDON|$600|medium|The Chelsea district begins at this square famous in the '80s for its 'Rangers'|Sloane
02/04/1993|Jeopardy!|THE WAR OF 1812|$400|easy|The most important U.S. naval victories were MacDonough's on Lake Champlain & his on Lake Erie|Oliver Hazard Perry
23/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BLOCKBUSTER MOVIES|$400|easy|This 2003 'Lord of the Rings' installment has Frodo & Sam approaching Mount Doom to destroy the one ring|The Return of the King
08/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|VEGANS|$1000|hard|Vegans shun dairy foods, so the American Dietetic Assoc. wants to make sure they get enough of this element|calcium
14/10/2002|Jeopardy!|MARINERS|$200|easy|Knowledge of this colonizer of Greenland comes from 2 accounts: 'Eric's Saga' & 'The Greenlanders' Saga'|Eric the Red
30/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK BY CHARACTERS|$800|hard|Lara,  Strelnikov,  Komarovsky|Doctor Zhivago
08/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER VERBS|$1200|hard|A playing card, it can also mean to easily pass a test|ace
31/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PERU|$500|medium|He's the only Peruvian to become secretary-general of the U.N.|Javier Perez de Cuellar
13/09/2001|Jeopardy!|POOCH PROVERBS|$300|easy|'A dog's nose and a maid's knees are always' this|cold
19/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR LAST TOP 10 HIT|$800|hard|'I Can See for Miles' (1967)|The Who
13/10/2008|Jeopardy!|SIGNIFICANT PEOPLE|$400|easy|In 1933 aviator Wiley Post became the first person to do this twice|fly around the world
14/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$1200|hard|This type of grade in a hierarchy 'has its privileges'|rank
20/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TOUCHED BY AN ANGEL|$400|easy|According to this prophet's 'History', an angel appeared at his bedside & told him where to find the gold plates|Joseph Smith
30/12/1998|Jeopardy!|OSCAR!|$400|easy|One biography of this lyricist is called 'Getting To Know Him'|Oscar Hammerstein
17/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$200|easy|This chief organ of taste is composed of skeletal muscle|Tongue
24/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|A separate price for each dish on the menu is granted another French term for unconditional authority|a la carte blanche
11/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|A NATIONAL ENQUIRER|$1600|hard|In February 1952 this 'Union' vetoed Italy's attempt to join the United Nations|Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
10/03/2011|Jeopardy!|MOVIE BY SONG LYRICS|$400|easy|'Big bottom drive me out of my mind, how could I leave this behind?'|This Is Spinal Tap
02/10/2009|Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF MEMOIRS|$800|hard|Marc Cooper's 'Chilean Anti-Memoir' is called this coup leader/military dictator 'and Me'|(Augusto) Pinochet
07/05/2002|Jeopardy!|FRENCH LIT|$400|easy|This book about an adulterous wife named Emma, which some called morally offensive, became a bestseller|Madame Bovary
23/12/2004|Jeopardy!|'TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS|$200|easy|The poem refers to these as coursers, calling them by name|reindeer
25/02/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THAT CALLED?|$200|easy|Dottle is the plug of ash you knock out of this|pipe
07/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE OAFISH|$400|easy|So far, this actor who played Joey is the only member of the 'Friends' cast to star in a spinoff of the show|Matt LeBlanc
15/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE ART OF THE STEAL|$2000|hard|A Titian portrait of this Spanish king was stolen at gunpoint from an Argentine museum in 1987|Philip II of Spain
04/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$400|easy|This talk show host's mom, Dorothy, published a cookbook|David Letterman
18/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LOGIC|$700|hard|This Nobel Prize winning British lord  tried to show that all mathematics is a type of logic|Bertrand Russell
27/04/2001|Jeopardy!|NAME THE HITMAKERS|$200|easy|1994: 'Can You Feel the Love Tonight?'|Elton John
24/03/2011|Jeopardy!|A FAIR TO REMEMBER|$1800|hard|This U.S. city's 1915 Panama Pacific Expo was held over a landfill made partly of earthquake debris|San Francisco
23/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|JAMES JOYCE|$1600|hard|Joyce & his family spent World War I in this Swiss city|Zurich
20/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SECRETARIES OF STATE BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|Man with a 1947 'plan' who took on Eminem's birth name|George Marshall Mathers
15/11/1990|Jeopardy!|TRAIN SONGS|$300|easy|The British singer who rode the 'Morning Train' to the top of the charts in 1981|Sheena Easton
17/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COOKING|$1600|hard|For vegetarians, instead of vitello alla parmigiana, veal parmesean, make malanzine alla parmigiana, this|eggplant
14/11/1988|Jeopardy!|MOVIES|$300|easy|Richard Burton had a devil of a time directing himself in the film version of this Marlowe tragedy|Dr. Faustus
16/12/1996|Jeopardy!|BIRD TV|$500|medium|It's the bird name of the Emmy-winning actor who plays twins Adam & Stuart Chandler on 'All My Children'|David Canary
16/11/2006|Jeopardy!|ANSWERS THAT START WITH 'FEB'|$200|easy|Buy me a drink & I'll be your sweetie on Valentine's Day, this date|February 14
09/06/2010|Jeopardy!|READ ALL OVER|$400|easy|An Indian-born English professor had to read this first Harry Potter novel 35 times before translating it into Hindi|Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone
10/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES: ARTS & LEISURE|$1000|hard|The times headlined its 2007 review of this series' first episode 'smoking, drinking, cheating and selling'|Mad Men
16/02/2000|Jeopardy!|A.T.|$300|easy|Kenan & Kel got their start on this Nick show|All That
27/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|YOUR PARENTS' MUSIC|$1200|hard|Of Alex Van Halen, Eddie Van Halen or David Lee Roth, the one who was the lead singer for Van Halen|David Lee Roth
21/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ARE YOU TOYING WITH ME?|$800|hard|Secret Strike, part of this Hasbro line, comes with a blaster gun & 2 foam darts|Nerf
20/10/2010|Jeopardy!|ONLY YESTERDAY|$1000|hard|This R&B quartet's version of 'Yesterday' is on their 1994 album 'II'|Boyz II Men
02/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|REWRITING HAMLET|$400|easy|Fair one, thy dad had thee repel my letters & deny me access to thee... but a restraining order?  What is uppeth with that?|Ophelia
22/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF DANCE|$1200|hard|The bullfight-based paso doble includes a move where the man turns the woman into this piece of apparel|the cape
13/10/2004|Jeopardy!|DUMB CRIMINALS|$1000|hard|Robert Ligon got 15 months for repacking these as 'low fat' when each had 530 calories--as Homer says, Mmm, these|donuts
22/01/2003|Jeopardy!|'MY' OH, MY!|$200|easy|It's the medical term for nearsightedness|myopia
01/12/2000|Jeopardy!|CORPORATE AMERICA|$200|easy|In a 1997 agreement this brand became 'The Official Skate of New York City Parks'|Rollerblade
29/04/2009|Jeopardy!|'G'|$200|easy|A coffin's destination, or an adjective meaning momentous & serious|grave
03/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HOW INSTRUMENTAL|$400|easy|Like her father, with whom she began studying at age 9, Anoushka Shankar has become a master of this instrument|a sitar
02/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ODE TO ENGLAND|$1000|hard|On the TV screen he's been seen, as the evil Blackadder & the odd Mr. Bean|Rowan Atkinson
31/12/2009|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL WHAT WERE THEY THINKING?|$400|easy|On Oct. 12, 1492 this captain thought he was on an island near Japan --not exactly|Columbus
21/05/2002|Jeopardy!|'JU'NE|$1000|hard|First name of the only Confederate lieutenant general who always got up early|Jubal Early
03/05/2000|Jeopardy!|'H.H.'|$500|medium|Some are sentenced to this place to stay between prison & complete freedom|Halfway house
23/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'G' MOVIES|$800|hard|'Hey There!'  It's the 1966 film that made Lynn Redgrave a star|Georgy Girl
31/01/2006|Jeopardy!|UNFORGIVEN|$200|easy|AKA Panchamas, these people were called 'children of God' by Gandhi; Eliot Ness was another type|an untouchable
17/09/1997|Jeopardy!|'A' MEN|$100|easy|He's Japan's current emperor|Akihito
05/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PERSONAL PRODUCTS|$800|hard|This 'Clean Makeup' used ingredients of Noxzema as its base|Cover Girl
10/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$200|easy|In 1981 this country formally annexed the Golan Heights, land it had held militarily since 1967|Israel
04/11/1999|Jeopardy!|I WAS A TEENAGE...|$300|easy|In his late teens, this 'Top Gun' star played a loony military cadet in 'Taps'|Tom Cruise
23/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE RECURRING ROLES|$1200|hard|New York governor David Paterson|Fred Armisen
16/11/1988|Jeopardy!|JOLLY 'ROGER'S|$300|easy|In one episode, she coached Rob's brother, Stacey Petrie, through a practice date|Sally Rogers
25/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DANCE MAGAZINE AWARDS|$800|hard|This tall co-star/co-director/co-choreographer of 'My One And Only' was one of only 5 winners in 1984|Tommy Tune
16/02/2005|Jeopardy!|1905|$200|easy|June 7:  Norway dissolves the union that had existed since 1814 with this country|Sweden
08/09/1989|Jeopardy!|LEFTOVERS|$200|easy|Its last line is 'And crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea!'|America The Beautiful
06/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$800|hard|Weekly magazine whose features include 'Picks & Pans', 'Take One' & 'Chatter'|People
09/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BORN TO BE KING|$800|hard|Kohala, Hawaii c. 1758|Kamehameha
03/11/1989|Jeopardy!|THE UNIVERSE|$400|easy|This term for a star that's undergone a complete gravitational collapse was coined in the '60s|Black Hole
17/05/1990|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$100|easy|A turtle's can be elongated or spherical, & turtles usually bury them in sand, mud or rotting plants|Eggs
19/10/2004|Jeopardy!|I'VE GOT AN 'ITCH'|$800|hard|Throw a baseball, or set up a tent|pitch
04/03/2008|Jeopardy!|THE U.S. SENATE GLOSSARY|$200|easy|The 2 rhyming answers asked for on a roll call vote|yea or nay
31/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S NOT THE END OF THE WORLD|$4400|hard|Oct. 22, 1844 became 'The Great Disappointment' for those awaiting the end; it led to the start of this 'numeric' faith|the Seventh Day Adventists
20/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE WHO MATTERED|$400|easy|Artist William Golden designed the eye that serves as this network's trademark|CBS
16/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POLL|$400|easy|In a 2003 CNN poll, this former First Lady was voted 'The Most Admired Woman in America'|Hillary Clinton
14/09/2004|Jeopardy!|THE TALES OF HOFFMAN|$400|easy|Frank Wills, the security guard who discovered the Watergate break-in, played himself in this Hoffman film|All the President's Men
14/01/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 7 DEADLY SINS|$1000|hard|Laziness, or a slow-moving arboreal animal|sloth
02/12/2002|Jeopardy!|'WHO's THERE?|$1000|hard|Albee play, 1962|Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
08/10/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$300|easy|This state's name comes from the Sioux for 'sky-tinted waters', which probably refers to its 10,000 lakes|Minnesota
29/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TRADITIONAL ANNIVERSARY GIFTS|$1600|hard|The traditional gift for a 12th anniversary is this luxurious fabric, in the name of an ancient trade route from China|silk
07/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE WINTER OLYMPICS|$400|easy|1 of only 2 Americans to win the men's figure skating gold medal since 1960|Scott Hamilton (or Brian Boitano)
05/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ON BATTERED KNEE|$1200|hard|When it comes to gruesome leg injuries, this Redskin quarterback's 1985 one is always cringe-worthy|(Joe) Theismann
02/05/2000|Jeopardy!|MULTIPLE CHOICE|$500|medium|Of Tic Tac, knickknack, bric-a-brac or Micmac, the one that definitely won't fit in your pocket|Micmac (an Indian)
26/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHDUKE UNIVERSITY|$2000|hard|A member of this family, Archduke Otto is heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne but renounced his claim|the Hapsburgs
12/03/2010|Jeopardy!|1961|$400|easy|On January 3 the U.S. severed diplomatic relations with this nation|Cuba
20/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|____ ON...|$2000|hard|Knitting starts with this process that loads the first row of stitches on your needles|casting on
05/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|7-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|Get your head out of the sand!  Struthio camelus is this large, swift-footed flightless bird|an ostrich
19/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE LATIN|$2000|hard|This word for goods that cannot be imported comes from the Latin for 'against'|contraband
10/06/1999|Jeopardy!|BITS OF YOU|$400|easy|The ligament holding this 'cover' in place is an extension of the tendon of the thigh muscle|Kneecap
20/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|SOVIET UNION|$800|hard|Soviet official who advocated using gasoline-filled bottles against Nazi tanks|Molotov
24/06/1999|Jeopardy!|BODY PARTS|$100|easy|The body has over 600 of these, including extensors & flexors|Muscles
01/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES IN OTHER WORDS|$2000|hard|Paired with 'The Master' in a Bulgakov novel|Margarita
25/07/2006|Jeopardy!|TURN ME LEWIS|$200|easy|The father of John L. Lewis, first president of the CIO, had this job back in Wales|a coalminer
04/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$2000|hard|Panama is bordered by these two countries|Colombia & Costa Rica
12/11/2004|Jeopardy!|GET A DEGREE|$200|easy|If you want a life in the theatre, perhaps you should get a B.F.A. degree, B.F.A. standing for this|Bachelor's of Fine Arts
09/12/1987|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN BUSINESS|$1000|hard|In 1859, the world's 1st successful oil well was drilled just outside this Penn. town|Titusville
06/07/2007|Jeopardy!|WHERE THERE'S A WILLIAM|$1000|hard|Number of the William who was England's 'Sailor King' from 1830 to 1837|IV
08/06/1998|Jeopardy!|SONG STANDARDS|$200|easy|It begins, 'When you walk through a storm hold your head up high and don't be afraid of the dark'|'You'll Never Walk Alone'
10/09/1984|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$100|easy|These rodents first got to America by stowing away on ships|rats
30/09/2008|Jeopardy!|COLORADO|$800|hard|Toot toot!  By the late 1930s, this northwest Colorado town shipped itself out as 'Ski Town, USA'|Steamboat Springs
21/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FRANCE|$2000|hard|'Jet' over to this largest Paris place, site of the guillotine during the French Revolution|the Place de la Concorde
22/11/1994|Jeopardy!|THE 1960s|$500|medium|Rafael Trujillo, dictator of this country, was assassinated by military leaders in 1961|the Dominican Republic
28/12/1994|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$800|hard|'The Knight's Tale' by this 14th century author is based on Boccaccio's poem 'Teseida'|(Geoffrey) Chaucer
22/09/1999|Jeopardy!|ACCESSORIZING|$300|easy|The trademark of '20s socialite Nancy Cunard wasn't baubles or beads, but these ivory bracelets|Bangles
08/04/2008|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN ALPHABET|$1000|hard|'F' is for this character in 'Hamlet'; his father, the king of Norway, was killed by Hamlet's dad|Fortinbras
19/12/1996|Jeopardy!|THIS 'N' THAT|$400|easy|Legend says the Dannebrog, now this country's flag, dropped from heaven during a 1219 battle|Denmark
12/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RICH FELLAS|$200|easy|The villainous broadcast tycoon in 'Tomorrow Never Dies' reminded some of this Australian-born mogul|Rupert Murdoch
05/05/2010|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAME, PLEASE|$200|easy|Of President Stephen Cleveland|Grover
09/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT MOVIE|$800|hard|1968: 'Open the pod bay doors, HAL'|2001
08/04/2011|Jeopardy!|BABY NAMES A LA SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|Name a girl this after the 'Merchant of Venice' heroine & she'll probably grow up to like fast sports cars|Portia
12/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I WAS HIS VEEP|$800|hard|Andrew Johnson|Lincoln
14/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH & FITNESS|$600|medium|Since ancient times, oil of this dried tree bud has been used to treat toothaches|Oil of cloves
13/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$1000|hard|He published his quantum theory in 1900 while a professor of physics in Berlin|Max Planck
13/06/2000|Jeopardy!|METHODS OF EXECUTION|$200|easy|Julius & Ethel Rosenberg, 1953|Electric chair
09/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MORE SHAKESPEARE:  GET USED TO IT|$800|hard|Mistress Ford & Mistress Page are the saucy spouses who trick & torment Falstaff in this comedy|The Merry Wives of Windsor
23/05/2006|Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$200|easy|To a cop, B&E is short for this|breaking & entering
12/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICANS|$3000|hard|Ann Eliza Web was one of this 19th century Utah group that's sometimes counted at 27 women|the wives of Brigham Young
30/03/2006|Jeopardy!|I KNOW YOU FROM SOMEWHERE|$1000|hard|We had a wild time on the Reeperbahn in this second-largest German city|Hamburg
03/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GOULASH|$800|hard|His later years were devoted to his hospital in Gabon, but he still found time to give organ recitals in Europe|Albert Schweitzer
04/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE IN CHARGE|$1000|hard|Eastern European president Leonid Kuchma|Ukraine
26/10/2005|Jeopardy!|ENDS WITH 2 VOWELS|$200|easy|It's a type of one-room apartment, or the facility you're in right now|a studio
13/03/1997|Jeopardy!|REVERSE-A-WORD|$500|medium|This kind of poll could determine how many Americans believe you get warts by touching a frog|Straw (warts)
15/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|2 Ds & 1 C|$1600|hard|Scent hounds include beagles, harriers & these 'sausage dogs'|dachshunds
30/12/2010|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$800|hard|Hopefully you know it's the TV sitcom that starred Faith Ford & Kelly Ripa as sisters|Hope and Faith
11/12/1992|Jeopardy!|CARD GAMES|$300|easy|You don't need an accordion or a partner to play the accordion form of this game|solitaire
08/12/1995|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES|$600|medium|In this 1994 film, John Cusack plays a playwright who gets mixed up with the mob|Bullets Over Broadway
26/05/2010|Jeopardy!|AS TIME GOES BY|$600|medium|Our French & Indian War was this war in Europe|the Seven Years' War
08/12/2008|Jeopardy!|A NUMBER FROM 1 TO 10|$800|hard|When writing, many Europeans cross it; most Americans don't|7
24/03/1999|Jeopardy!|THE OLD WEST|$100|easy|This lieutenant colonel recruited some of his Rough Riders at William Menger's hotel in San Antonio|Theodore Roosevelt
10/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$600|medium|Language of Chaucer|Middle English
20/06/2003|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS|$200|easy|The U.S. has 2 parks labeled 'Grand', Wyoming's Grand Teton & this one in Arizona|Grand Canyon
11/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LAST LINES|$400|easy|In a 1914 book he says, 'My mother was an ape...she couldn't tell me much about it.  I never knew who my father was'|Tarzan
26/04/2011|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES ALPHABETICALLY|$1000|hard|Uruguay was supplanted by this country as the last 'U' alphabetically|Uzbekistan
02/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$1600|hard|Term for one of the two times each year when day & night are of equal length|equinox
11/07/2008|Jeopardy!|MINDBLOWERS|$800|hard|There are about 4,000 species of mammals, 8,700 species of birds & 1 million known species of these creatures|insects
05/01/2010|Jeopardy!|50 CENT|$200|easy|This president has been on the front of the half dollar since 1964|Kennedy
04/05/1999|Jeopardy!|SO YOU WANT TO BE A BALLET DANCER|$100|easy|When you belly up to this, you'll use it to steady yourself while you practice your moves|Bar
11/04/2001|Jeopardy!|DAWN|$100|easy|Dawn Special Care is a type of this that's good for hands|Dishwashing liquid
28/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$200|easy|A tenderfoot who runs around naked at a western vacation ranch|Nude dude
12/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ROSES|$600|medium|This Greek island was named for either the roses or the snakes that proliferated there in ancient times|Rhodes
18/05/2006|Jeopardy!|3 OF A KIND|$200|easy|Coddled, deviled, hard boiled|eggs
19/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT PAPAL|$1200|hard|V wasn't a lucky number for this pope of 685 (a few months' run), but XXIII lasted from 1958 to 1963|John
19/01/2004|Jeopardy!|THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR|$1000|hard|The Platt Amendment, which resulted from the war, gave the U.S. the rights to this naval base in perpetuity|Guantanamo Bay
13/07/1998|Jeopardy!|DOWN UNDER|$200|easy|It has webbed feet, no teeth or external ears, brown fur & a rubbery, duckbill-shaped muzzle|Platypus
12/02/1999|Jeopardy!|HISTORY OF PASSION|$200|easy|In 1946, this Indian leader revealed he'd taken many women to bed with him over the years to test his celibacy|Mahatma Gandhi
18/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS' BIOS|$2000|hard|Debated Daniel Webster over states' rights in 1833; first VP to resign the position|(John) Calhoun
05/09/1997|Jeopardy!|SKYSCRAPER CITIES|$500|medium|Pillsbury Center|Minneapolis
22/11/1999|Jeopardy!|IT COMES WITH THE TERRITORY|$100|easy|Tokelau, a territory of this country, is over 1,000 miles north of its Noeth Island|New Zealand
30/12/2005|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL RHYME TIME|$600|medium|Dark blue turkey sauce|navy gravy
21/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ON BROADWAY, 1956|$1200|hard|Susan Strasberg played this title character in 1956, Natalie Portman in 1997|(The Diary Of) Anne Frank
20/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PLACES TO GO|$1200|hard|Visitors like to stop & smell the new roses at the International Rose Test Garden in this Northwest city|Portland
30/12/2005|Jeopardy!|CONTAINERS|$200|easy|Stages in Chicken of the Sea tuna processing include thawing; evisceration; cleaning; & filling & sealing these|cans
18/05/1998|Jeopardy!|HEIR CONDITIONING|$100|easy|Since 1301, it's been the geographic title for the male heir to the British throne|Prince of Wales
12/10/2000|Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$100|easy|There may be thousands of ommatidia, light-sensitive units, in an insect's compound one of these|Eyes
27/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NEARER MY 'COD' TO THEE|$400|easy|To cook an egg gently, or to be overprotective of someone|to coddle
13/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MUNICH|$2000|hard|Many of Munich's finest Neoclassical buildings were built during the 19th century reign of this 'Mad' king|Ludwig II
21/11/2002|Jeopardy!|TAKE A LETTER|$400|easy|In religious writing, this symbol of the Greek letter chi represents Christ|X
21/06/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MIXED DRINKS|$800|hard|A basic Gin Rickey is gin, lime & this non-potent potable|soda water
16/05/1990|Jeopardy!|'G' WHIZ|$100|easy|In heraldry this mythical beast is depicted both with & without wings, as Merv could tell you|Griffin
16/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE 'MA'P|$2000|hard|It's the strait between the Malay Peninsula & the Island of Sumatra|the Strait of Malacca
09/04/2009|Jeopardy!|IN JOE PATERNO'S FIRST YEAR|$800|hard|U.S. Catholic bishops did away with the rule prohibiting this on Fridays|eating meat
17/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GO TO A THEME PARK|$800|hard|You can dine with Shamu at the watery parks named this|SeaWorld
06/12/2002|Jeopardy!|THE AFI'S 100 GREATEST LOVE STORIES|$600|medium|He starred in 6 of the films, including 'Notorious', 'An Affair to Remember' & 'To Catch a Thief'|Cary Grant
02/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S ON 'TAP'?|$800|hard|This starch that's obtained from the cassava plant is used in puddings|tapioca
03/02/2004|Jeopardy!|QUOTABLE MOVIES|$400|easy|2001: 'Good evening, Clarice!  Just like old times'|Hannibal
01/04/2009|Jeopardy!|STEPHEN, KING OF WRITING|$200|easy|Like young Danny, the hotel chef is sensitive to supernatural forces in this 1977 novel|The Shining
12/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|NEW YORK CITY|$400|easy|Luxury cruise lines depart from docks along this river on Manhattan's west side|Hudson River
23/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T BE A PAIN|$1600|hard|Pain registers in one area of the outer portion of the cerebrum called the cerebral this|cortex
08/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|Elusive Scottish lake critter that doubles as a large 4-wheeled car-crushing pickup|the Loch Ness Monster truck
10/12/1984|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$200|easy|Common element whose refined forms include pig, cast or wrought|iron
24/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHODUNIT|$400|easy|In 'The Godfather', Virgil Sollozzo & Captain McCluskey|Al Paccino
06/10/2000|Jeopardy!|SPEAKING OF LANGUAGE|$300|easy|Ello-hay is the way to say hello in this funny form of 'Latin'|Pig Latin
19/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS & INVENTIONS|$600|medium|Daniel Webster helped secure this man's rights to vulcanized rubber but the attorney fees cost more than his earnings|Charles Goodyear
04/10/1996|Jeopardy!|'BI'WORDS|$500|medium|Premolars|bicuspids
04/11/1986|Jeopardy!|NAME CHANGES|$100|easy|Ehrich Weiss escaped the shackles of his name by changing it to this|Houdini
22/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LAWS|$600|medium|The Landrum-Griffin Act of 1959 extended this 1947 act's restrictions on unions|Taft-Hartley
08/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EAT YOUR FRUITS & VEGGIES|$400|easy|It's traditional to top ham with glazed rings of this tropical fruit|pineapple
05/10/2007|Jeopardy!|'B' PLUS|$600|medium|Able to speak both Spanish & English, for example|bilingual
13/12/2001|Jeopardy!|FRANCHISES|$800|hard|Auntie Anne's Inc., a fast-growing franchise, sells the hand-rolled soft type of these treats|pretzels
30/04/2008|Jeopardy!|WILL...OF...FORTUNE!|$1000|hard|This orator & Nebraska representative opposed the gold standard & urged the free coinage of silver|William Jennings Bryan
11/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOUSES OF WORSHIP|$1600|hard|The seat of New York's Roman Catholic Archdiocese, it's a great example of Gothic Revival architecture|St. Patrick's Cathedral
03/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$2000|hard|In 1905 Percival Lowell began a search for this planet, which was discovered in 1930, 14 years after his death|Pluto
15/11/1988|Jeopardy!|REVOLUTIONS|$400|easy|Using new strains of corn, rice, and wheat, it's the effort to increase food production in the Third World|the Green Revolution
05/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$600|medium|Gunther Schuller is known for mixing classical style with this American music form:  way 'cool'|Jazz
02/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SECRETARIES OF STATE|$1200|hard|JFK's secretary of state, he continued under LBJ|Dean Rusk
13/01/2012|Jeopardy!|STATE LICENSE PLATE SLOGANS|$800|hard|'Greatest Snow On Earth'|Utah
28/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MEASURE TIME|$2000|hard|Myanmar & this African country are the only 2 besides the U.S. still not officially using the Metric System|Liberia
03/04/2001|Jeopardy!|GENE WILDER|$400|easy|Gene was nominated for a Screenwriting Oscar for this film that also starred Marty Feldman as Igor|Young Frankenstein
16/07/2010|Final Jeopardy!|NO. 1 POP HITS|None|None|A 1987 remake of this 1959 hit was the first song with all Spanish lyrics to hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100|La Bamba
28/03/2001|Jeopardy!|DESPERATE MEASURES|$300|easy|From a Germanic word meaning 'ball', it's a large bundle of collected cotton|Bale
20/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTS|$1200|hard|In 1932 this engineer & dome designer founded the Dymaxion corporation|Buckminster Fuller
16/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN DIPLOMATS|$800|hard|During the happenings that led to Iran-Contra, Harry E. Bergold, Jr. was ambassador to this country|Nicaragua
20/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PRO NOUNS|$1600|hard|In pro basketball it's a violation to stay in this part of the court for more than 3 seconds|the paint
12/05/2003|Jeopardy!|LIMERICKS|$600|medium|Edward Gorey wrote this one There was a young woman named Plunnery, who rejoiced in the practice of gunnery, til one day unobservant, she blew up a servant, and was forced to retire to ____ ____|a nunnery
09/12/1987|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL FIGURES|$200|easy|In 1962 he went into space; in 1975, he went into the Senate|John Glenn
16/06/1993|Jeopardy!|THE NEW TESTAMENT|$500|medium|The 2 Apostles to whom Jesus said, “Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men”|Simon Peter & Andrew
27/12/2007|Final Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' OBITUARIES|None|None|In 1991 the N.Y. Times said English was 'too skimpy for so rich an imagination'; his language & meter were irresistible|Dr. Seuss
17/07/2006|Jeopardy!|12-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|A part of the mind just under the surface from which feelings or thoughts can influence behavior|the subconscious
27/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S MAKE A DALE|$400|easy|In the '70s governors of this state included Dale Bumpers & a future president|Arkansas
13/06/2000|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$500|medium|This '70s diet doc returned to the weight-loss forefront with his 1999 'New Diet Revolution'|Robert Atkins
23/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|STARS WITH 'C'|$600|medium|The burnt, dark-brown liquid obtained by heating sugar|caramel
08/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NOW IN STORE|$2000|hard|Macy's, Inc. also owns this other large New York department store that's on 59th & Lexington|Bloomingdale's
15/10/2001|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'X'|$500|medium|Agate with bands of white & brown, black or red is often referred to by this name|onyx
04/02/1998|Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$100|easy|Much-married CNN talk show host who took a shine to Fay Wray|Larry King Kong
05/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT CENTURY|$2000|hard|The Normans conquer England|the 11th Century
16/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|STATES BY CITIES & TOWNS|$1600|hard|Winter Park, Winter Garden, Winter Haven|Florida
13/07/2001|Jeopardy!|IT'S MY FOREIGN PARTY|$400|easy|In 1995 the Inuit Brotherhood held 6 seats in this island's Landsting|Greenland
03/02/2006|Final Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|None|None|In 1967 Dame Cicely Saunders founded St. Christopher's, the first modern one of these; in 2005 she died there|a hospice
03/09/1997|Jeopardy!|THE MOON|$200|easy|41% of the moon's surface, it was unseen by humans until the USSR's Luna 3 photographed it in 1959|Dark Side of the Moon
12/12/1984|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD LEGENDS|$500|medium|Oliver Hardy's co-star in 'The Fighting Kentuckian'|John Wayne
01/03/1990|Jeopardy!|FANTASTIC FILMS|$200|easy|This huge creature 1st waddled through Tokyo & its suburbs in 1956|Godzilla
04/01/2012|Jeopardy!|NAMETH THE BIBLE BOOK|$2600|hard|'They bemoaned him, and comforted him over all the evil that the Lord had brought upon him'|Job
12/10/2005|Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH POWER|$600|medium|A light rain|a shower
15/05/2000|Jeopardy!|AIRLINE TRAVEL|$500|medium|This cable outfit's airport network is now seen at over 1,500 gate areas in the U.S.|CNN (Cable News Network)
16/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|Jugglers don't focus on any 1 particular ball; they use this type of vision to keep track of the whole area|peripheral
14/03/2003|Jeopardy!|CUSTOMS & TRADITIONS|$1000|hard|To preserve succession in case of disaster, one cabinet secretary does not attend this televised January event|State of the Union Address
03/12/1998|Jeopardy!|FABULOUS BAKER BOYS|$100|easy|Perhaps best known for 'Walking Tall', he's more recently been seen in 'GoldenEye'|Joe Don Baker
19/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FROM A TO Y|$200|easy|Indications you may have one include a rash, sneezing & itching|allergy
30/06/2011|Jeopardy!|THE 10 COMMANDMENTS|$800|hard|One commandment says, 'remember' this day, 'to keep it holy'|sabbath
31/01/2007|Jeopardy!|A KIND OF 'USH'|$600|medium|An atomizer that uses compressed air to spray paint on a surface|an airbrush
12/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN ARCHITECTURE|$400|easy|This capital's Vladislav Hall, in the Bohemian Renaissance style, was once Europe's largest enclosed secular space|Prague
30/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY LYRICS|$1200|hard|It follows 'Something familiar, something peculiar, something for everyone, a...'|Comedy Tonight
04/10/1999|Jeopardy!|'80s BESTSELLERS|$300|easy|In a 1983 bestseller Erma Bombeck called this 'The Second Oldest Profession'|Motherhood
16/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ATTACK OF THE THESAURUS|$1200|hard|I cannot tell a prevarication: it has this 3-letter synonym|lie
24/09/2007|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY USA|$600|medium|During the 1930s, Dorothea Lange & Margaret Bourke-White established themselves in this profession|photography
15/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$200|easy|Abbreviated hdbk., a Boy Scout might consult one|Handbook
02/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATIONS|$400|easy|It's waved to indicate surrender or truce|white flag
14/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$1000|hard|This sport's Tracy Caulkins won the Honda Broderick Cup twice for being the NCAA's top woman athlete|Swimming
08/04/2004|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN FILM OSCAR NATIONS|$200|easy|1951: 'Rashomon'|Japan
04/07/2001|Jeopardy!|PUBLISHERS|$500|medium|His father, once a U.S. Senator, gave him the S.F. Examiner; he himself served in the House, 1903-1907|William Randolph Hearst
16/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'COLOR' MOVIES|$600|medium|In this 1988 film Sean Penn & Robert Duvall were cops on street gang patrol|Colors
23/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'B' BOYS|$1200|hard|'Penguin Dreams and Stranger Things (A Bloom County Book)' is a collection of cartoons by this man|Berke Breathed
29/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY OPERA|$600|medium|Appropriately, Scottish composer Thea Musgrave wrote an opera about this Scottish queen|Mary, Queen of Scots (Mary Stuart)
10/05/2006|Jeopardy!|WHEN AUSTRALIAN ANIMALS ATTACK|$200|easy|In 2002 a woman lost part of an ear to this marsupial, apparently off its eucalyptus diet; not so cute|a koala
04/03/2004|Jeopardy!|FLAGS|$1000|hard|Maryland's state flag features the coats of arms of 2 families related to Lord Baltimore: the Crosslands & this family|the Calverts
07/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GENERAL KNOWLEDGE|$1000|hard|Country Bobby Fischer was in in 1972 when he became the 1st American to win the World Chess Championship|Iceland
19/11/1996|Jeopardy!|WORLD EXPLORATION|$100|easy|In 1935 Lincoln Ellsworth became the 1st man to fly across this continent|Antarctica
06/04/1998|Jeopardy!|PITCHES FROM THE CRYPT|$300|easy|Known for introducing acts on his '50s variety show, he introduced the new Mercedes S.U.V. in 1997|Ed Sullivan
18/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$800|hard|Denmark's Gorm dynasty began with Gorm; next was Harald Bluetooth, then Sven Fork-this facial feature|beard
08/10/2002|Jeopardy!|LEAP DAY BABIES|$200|easy|February 29 baby Karl von Baer established that babies develop from these female reproductive cells|ova
23/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CHRISTMAS IN NEW YORK|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew gets a whiff of a holiday treat sold at a hot dog vendor's sidewalk stand in New York.)  The aroma reminds me of one of the most popular holiday songs; written in 1946, it's simply called 'The Christmas Song', but is better known by this first line|Chestnuts roasting on an open fire
14/05/1993|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$800|hard|'According to' our sources, the first game book he wrote was a 'Short Treatise on the Game of Whist'|(Edmund) Hoyle
29/12/2006|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY LIT|$200|easy|His story 'William Wilson' mentions some ushers--but they're not the ones whose house is falling in another story|(Edgar Allan) Poe
28/06/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT AM I HAVING?|$600|medium|(Sofia of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from Venice.)  Caffe con zucchero, per favore--I take my coffee with this|sugar
23/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$600|medium|Tho its London casinos earned 63% of this magazine co.'s profits in 1980, they were sold in 1981|Playboy
27/09/2007|Jeopardy!|WHAT ARE YOU MADE OF?|$1000|hard|The warriors of China's first Chin emperors seen here|terra cotta
26/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$400|easy|This city is the seat of the Roman Catholic archbishop of Venezuela|Caracas
03/10/1996|Jeopardy!|THEME PARK THRILLERS|$500|medium|With 'Mantis' making an even dozen, Cedar Point in this state has the most roller coasters of any park|Ohio
16/07/2001|Jeopardy!|PAST TENSE|$500|medium|This synonym for 'haggard' is also past tense for having pulled out your weapon|drawn
12/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1200|hard|Butch Cassidy's sidekick's extreme tact & delicacy|Sundance Kid gloves
04/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CURRENCY|$800|hard|In 1980 Israel adopted this currency that shares its name with a biblical unit of weight|a shekel
11/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CHAIRS|$1600|hard|Pilgrim hall museum in Mass. has a black ash chair that belonged to this oft-elected governor of Plymouth Colony|(William) Bradford
09/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$2000|hard|Seen here is a prince & later king of this country, visiting President Carter|Saudi Arabia
06/06/2008|Jeopardy!|MMM...BEER|$400|easy|In 1612 Adrian Block & Hans Christiansen established the New World's first known brewery on this island|Manhattan
13/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY TRANSLATIONS|$800|hard|Thomas Mann's thrill ride... er... read: 'Der Zauberberg'|The Magic Mountain
30/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HERBS & SPICES|$1000|hard|Referring to their shape, these fragrant buds take their name from the Latin word for 'nail'|cloves
13/12/2010|Jeopardy!|EDUCATION|$2200|hard|It was originally called the Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944 & provided free education for vets|the G.I. Bill
07/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PEAKS & VALLEYS|$400|easy|In 1901 C.A. Yont & W.B. Felker became the first to drive a car to the top of this Colorado peak|Pike's Peak
13/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WOMEN|$1200|hard|New York's Ithaca College awards a scholarship named for this NBC News anchor who died in a tragic auto accident in 1983|Jessica Savage
22/12/1997|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE D WORDS|$400|easy|It's country star Alison Krauss' instrument|the fiddle
24/11/2008|Jeopardy!|HUEY LONG & THE NEWS|$600|medium|In the Depression-era Senate, Huey favored a share-the-wealth program & the slogan 'Every Man a' this|king
07/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MARVEL COMICS HEROES|$2000|hard|'The Invincible'|Iron Man
07/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE END|$200|easy|Woody, Bullseye & Jesse make it to Andy's room with Buzz' help|Toy Story 2
29/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|CANADIAN ACTORS|$600|medium|13 years after being 'beamed up' for the last time on TV's 'Star Trek', he began playing 'T.J. Hooker'|William Shatner
16/05/1997|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$200|easy|His famous story 'The Tell-Tale Heart' tells us, 'It was not the old man who vexed me, but his evil eye'|Edgar Allan Poe
22/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TOP 'ING's|$1000|hard|Pro basketball's Lakers once played their home games at The Forum in this southern California city|Inglewood
28/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PIANO PIECES|$2000|hard|Also a word for a daydream, Schumann wrote one in C Major in 1836|fantasy
13/04/2007|Jeopardy!|FRIDAY THE 13th|$1000|hard|1994: The first handover of a West Bank city from Israel to the Palestinians--this one where a battle was fit|Jericho
26/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OF THE WESTERN WORLD|$2000|hard|This former name of Suriname reflected its status as a colony of the Netherlands|Dutch Guiana
03/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SPEAK IN HAWAIIAN|$1000|hard|'Oh we're going to' join the villagers in this form of net-fishing where 'all the ama-ama come a-swimming to me'|Hukilau
17/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|POETS &  POETRY|$1000|hard|Last name of poet Wystan Hugh, who wrote, 'A poet's hope: to be, like some valley cheese, local, but prized elsewhere'|W.H. Auden
30/11/2010|Jeopardy!|MASSACHUSETTS STATE SYMBOLS|$200|easy|Hey Pilgrim!  It's Massachusetts' State Historical Rock|Plymouth Rock
28/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETE THE BOOK TITLE|$1600|hard|Robert Ludlum: 'The Osterman ___'|Weekend
18/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MAC|$2000|hard|From about 1250 to 1750, the MacDonald clan ruled this archipelago that has outer & inner parts|the Hebrides
09/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MALCOLM X IN THE MIDDLE|$1200|hard|Though Malcolm X spent much of his life in New York City, he was born in this largest city in Nebraska|Omaha
25/06/2003|Jeopardy!|FIRST NOVELS|$800|hard|K is for 'Keziah Dane', her first novel published in 1967|Sue Grafton
16/09/2002|Jeopardy!|SUPERHEROES|$800|hard|The dude seen here is the 'Silver' one of this type of athletes|surfers
06/11/2002|Jeopardy!|'H' CITIES|$1000|hard|It served as a dynastic capital in the 1800s & continued as the royal capital of Vietnam until 1945|Hue
28/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COMPUTER HISTORY|$1200|hard|This 3-letter abbrev. used for devices from Palm was 1st used in '92 by Apple CEO John Sculley for the Newton launch|PDA
12/11/1990|Jeopardy!|STARTS & ENDS WITH 'A'|$500|medium|She was put to death by order of her son, Nero|Agrippina
24/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHICAL MENAGERIE|$400|easy|In Greek myth, young children were fed to this monster in the labyrinth in an annual tribute|the Minotaur
07/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TINSELTOWN TRAGEDIES|$800|hard|Her daughter Cheryl's stabbing of Johnny Stompanato was ruled justifiable homicide|Lana Turner
26/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY QUOTES|$600|medium|In 'A Study in Scarlet' this author called London 'that great cesspool'|Arthur Conan Doyle
15/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$400|easy|Geologists called stratigraphers are involved with determining the earth's age & history by looking at layers of these|rock
02/11/2005|Jeopardy!|TV D.O.A.|$200|easy|Assistant D.A. Sylvia Costas & Detectives Danny Sorenson & Bobby Simone all met tragic ends on this show|NYPD Blue
11/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|KEEPIN' IT 'REAL'|$1200|hard|It can mean 'in the art style of Yves Tanguy', or just 'weird & eerie'|surreal
19/01/1990|Jeopardy!|WESTERN SONGS|$500|medium|In Cole Porter's song, the title line that follows 'Send me off forever, but I ask you, please...'|'Don't Fence Me In'
13/09/1984|Jeopardy!|BY THE NUMBERS|$100|easy|The 1st asked in this game is usually 'Animal, vegetable or mineral?'|Twenty Questions
19/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FLORIDA|$2000|hard|Harry Truman chose this Florida island locale for his 'Little White House' in 1946|Key West
11/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS IN THE SEA|$800|hard|Aruba|the Carribean
01/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$2000|hard|On paper the name of this first king of Poland looks a lot like coleslaw; try some!|Boleslav
24/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ALIAS|$1200|hard|This man was using the alias Thomas Howard when Bob Ford killed him in 1882|Jesse James
26/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MODERN OPERA|$400|easy|Zandonai's opera 'Il Grillo del Focolare' is adapted from this author's 'The Cricket on the Hearth'|Charles Dickens
04/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MY DEER|$400|easy|Known as the caribou in North America, this Arctic deer is domesticated in some polar regions|the reindeer
24/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BIRTHPLACES|$400|easy|Quelle Surprise!  Yo-Yo Ma & Kathie Lee Gifford were both born in this city|Paris
03/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'KID's RULE!|$800|hard|In 2006, Jack Black hosted this annual Nickelodeon show|the Kids' Choice Awards
21/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|RAP|$400|easy|They showed white 'boys' can rap with the 1986 album 'Licensed to Ill'|The Beastie Boys
26/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$600|medium|This actress & model recently published 'Basic Face:  A Makeup Workbook'|Cindy Crawford
25/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|Spoiled little Willy Wonka girl who relocates to Utah's capital|Veruca Salt Lake City
22/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|LOVE|$600|medium|1955 Jennifer Jones-William Holden film whose title song became #1 for the 4 Aces|Love is a Many-Splendored Thing
05/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MODERN WAR GLOSSARY|$1000|hard|From the Greek for 'fellow countryman', it's a type of surface-to-air antimissile missile|Patriot
17/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'70s FASHIONS|$800|hard|This 1977 film popularized baggy tailored trousers, hats with upturned brims & vests for women|Annie Hall
13/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$800|hard|This 'monstrous' Scottish lake has the largest volume of fresh water in Great Britain|Loch Ness
17/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CROSS-EXAMINING THE WITS|$800|hard|So you, a humble Baltimore writer, called Puritanism 'The haunting fear that someone, somewhere, may be happy'|H.L. Mencken
26/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE PRODUCER|$600|medium|'Choosy moms choose' this brand of peanut butter|Jif
10/06/2008|Jeopardy!|THEY RULED IN 1708|$800|hard|Sacre bleu!! By 1708 he'd been on the throne of France for an incredible 65 years|Louis XIV
10/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'N' '64|$1000|hard|Princess Irene of Orange-Nassau lost her claim to this country's throne because she married a Spanish Catholic|Netherlands
10/04/1990|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$400|easy|George Bush pardoned this 91-year-old industrialist for his illegal contributions to Nixon's campaign|Armand Hammer
28/05/1998|Jeopardy!|TOP O' THE WORLD, MA!|$300|easy|This shaggy-haired beast of Tibet is often called the grunting ox because of the sound it makes|Yak
16/10/2003|Jeopardy!|WOMEN OF COUNTRY|$600|medium|Sadly, the circle was broken in May 2003 when this daughter of Mother Maybelle & wife of Johnny passed away|June Carter Cash
15/05/2001|Jeopardy!|PRODUCT PLACEMENT|$400|easy|Business for these sunglasses wasn't risky after Tom Cruise wore them in 'Risky Business'|Ray-Ban
23/04/2001|Jeopardy!|PRISON SENTENCES|$100|easy|Alger Hiss got 5 years after his 1950 perjury trial, thanks to this CA. Congressman who had his own legal issues in '74|Richard Nixon
18/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THEY COME IN THREES|$2000|hard|Belgium, France & Germany are the 3 countries that border this European monarchy|Luxembourg
22/12/1999|Jeopardy!|BLACK AMERICANS|$200|easy|In 1896 he became director of agriculture at the Tuskegee Institute|George Washington Carver
10/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1930s|$1000|hard|In September 1933 he led a military coup against the government of Cuba|Fulgencio Batista
11/02/2011|Jeopardy!|A YEAR ENDING IN 11|$600|medium|Explorer Henry Hudson is set adrift in his namesake bay by a mutinous crew & never seen again|1611
22/05/2002|Jeopardy!|MONUMENTS|$600|medium|Carvings of ancient axeheads & daggers can be seen on this monument on Salisbury Plain|Stonehenge
13/06/2000|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'EE'|$400|easy|One may be steering, standing or just plain special|Committee
05/05/2008|Jeopardy!|MUSICALS|$1000|hard|Like 'Hairspray', the new musical 'Cry-Baby' is based on a film by this highly unconventional director|John Waters
26/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$800|hard|In 1844 dentist Horace Wells used this anesthetic on himself to pull a tooth; he then began using it on patients|nitrous oxide
22/03/2005|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Naxos, Greece.)  Ostraka, broken pieces of pottery used as ballots to recommend exile gave us this word for banishment|ostracism
13/10/2008|Jeopardy!|HEAD TO THE 'SHIRE', SQUIRE|$600|medium|Things get 'saucy' in Malvern & Bromsgrove in this county|Worcestershire
08/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGICAL PAIRS|$600|medium|He travels to Ireland to ask the hand of the princess Isolde for his uncle, King Mark of Cornwall|Tristan
16/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AIR FARE|$400|easy|In 1909 in a 25-HP plane, Louis Bleriot flew over 23 miles to cross this in 37 minutes|English Channel
14/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$1200|hard|Yukon gem, ranger russet|potatoes
06/03/1998|Jeopardy!|NUMBER, PLEASE|$100|easy|Currently, it's the age an American becomes eligible for 'full retirement' Social Security benefits|65
06/10/2004|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY 'B'|$800|hard|The Rhodope Mountains & the city of Sofia are in this country|Bulgaria
25/01/2007|Jeopardy!|'C' IN BIOLOGY|$200|easy|It's the part of the skull that encloses the brain|cranium
22/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$1600|hard|The velocity of light in a vacuum|c
07/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$600|medium|His youngest daughter, Cordelia, shares his stubbornness & refuses to flatter him like her sisters|King Lear
11/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE SMITHSONIAN|$200|easy|Wilbur's brother, he had a long feud with the Smithsonian about who created the first flying machine|Orville Wright
21/10/2003|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE PUNS|$1000|hard|At lunch whales commit murder on a massive scale when they're 'going in for' this|the krill
19/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT CLUES ABOUT LONG WORDS|$2000|hard|From 'The Faerie Queene', it's an Italian-sounding word for boasting|braggadocio
06/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AUSTEN POWERS|$1200|hard|Jane lived out in the boonies, but visited London & this spa city where much of 'Persuasion' is set|Bath
05/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COSTLY BREAKUPS|$800|hard|This crooner's $150 million divorce from Marcia Murphy could only be described as a 'Song Sung Blue'|Neil Diamond
08/03/2011|Jeopardy!|WHAT THE 'ECK'|$600|medium|Area containing the trachea|the neck
06/03/2001|Jeopardy!|DECOR|$500|medium|The name of this decorative fixture seen here comes from the Latin for 'to hide'|Sconce
19/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL SPORTSMEN|$400|easy|Ronaldo Luiz Nazario de Lima began playing this sport for Brazil's national team at age 17|Soccer
05/06/1998|Jeopardy!|WOMEN RULE!|$400|easy|This queen of Scotland got the ax -- literally -- at Fotheringhay Castle in 1587|Mary, Queen of Scots (Mary Stuart)
09/06/2003|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY NOVELS|$1000|hard|Stendhal's 'The Charterhouse of' this place is set in a prince's court in northern Italy|Parma
23/02/2004|Jeopardy!|SO. CAL.|$800|hard|The original & current homes of the Oscar ceremony are on opposite sides of this street|Hollywood Blvd.
31/03/2006|Jeopardy!|VANITY|$1000|hard|This Grammy, Oscar, Tony & Emmy winner famously prefers to be photographed from her left side|Barbra Streisand
22/04/1986|Jeopardy!|GREECE|$100|easy|Goddess of wisdom for whom Athens was named|Athena
18/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES HEADLINES|$800|hard|Losers reported on Oct. 16, 1964 included the Yankees in the World Series & this ousted Soviet leader|Nikita Khrushchev
13/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$400|easy|Caroline Meeber is better known as this, the title of a Theodore Dreiser novel|Sister Carrie
30/04/2004|Jeopardy!|SEASONING GREETINGS|$600|medium|This seasoning is a traditional symbol of remembrance|rosemary
15/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HOUSE OF PAIN|$800|hard|He said 'There are no gains without pains' in his 1952 acceptance speech at the Democratic convention|Adlai Stevenson
13/05/1997|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$100|easy|Sadly, this 'giant' bearlike mammal of China is on the endangered list|Giant panda
20/04/2007|Jeopardy!|WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS|$600|medium|This phrase arose from a man who rented horses & gave customers one 'pick', the horse nearest the stable door|Hobson's choice
15/05/2006|Jeopardy!|AN ENGLISH-SPORTS DICTIONARY|$1000|hard|English: a small piece of candy; golf: how you put a ball back in play after knocking your shot into a lake|a drop
25/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PHOTOGRAPHY|$200|easy|When selling its box camera, this company used the slogan, 'You Press the Button, We Do the Rest'|Kodak
02/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PICTURE ME!|$2000|hard|From the length of time she was queen, the original 9-day wonder seen here|Lady Jane Grey
11/05/1999|Jeopardy!|THE UNLUCKY 13th CENTURY|$100|easy|Named for an emperor, this capital of the Byzantine Empire was looted by Crusaders in April 1204|Constantinople
02/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'OO'|$800|hard|The roof of a factory & museum in Eden, N.Y. has the world's largest metal one of these toy instruments|a kazoo
11/05/2001|Jeopardy!|ANYTHING BUT CHEESESTEAK|$400|easy|Part of a British breakfast, this jam is made from bitter Seville oranges, including the rinds|marmalade
18/12/2007|Jeopardy!|NO, IT'S IOWA|$1000|hard|Named for a Native American tribe, this city of 85,000 lies near where Iowa, Nebraska & South Dakota meet|Sioux City
08/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CURRENT TV THEMES|$1000|hard|This group features Les Claypool performing the theme for 'South Park'|Primus
01/11/1999|Jeopardy!|PARTS OF THE WHOLE|$100|easy|You can hit the nail on this -- it's on the top of the shank|Head
02/04/1998|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN AUTHORS|$300|easy|When he began writing 'Catch-22', he was an advertising writer for TIME magazine|Joseph Heller
15/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NOW THAT'S COMEDY|$2000|hard|The late Greg Giraldo on this pres.: 'Cheat on your wife & cover it up for 200 years, you're... thinking you're home free'|Jefferson
28/05/2010|Jeopardy!|EDGAR AWARD WINNERS|$200|easy|He won in 1955 for his novel 'The Long Goodbye'|Raymond Chandler
19/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|UNLIKELY MOVIE SEQUELS|$800|hard|The 1934 Ford actually held lookalikes of the 2 outlaw lovers, who settle down & raise a zany family|Bonnie and Clyde
24/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DEUS EX MACHINA|$400|easy|Milan, Mariner & Mountaineer are all makes of this auto brand|Mercury
10/04/1998|Jeopardy!|TEMPTATIONS|$300|easy|Cherry Garcia & Phish Food are 2 of this ice cream duo's most popular flavors|Ben & Jerry's
12/10/2009|Jeopardy!|OH MICKEY, YOU'RE SO FINE|$800|hard|The first of this diminutive actor's 8 wives was Ava Gardner; they lasted about a year & a half|Mickey Rooney
05/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ON ____|$2000|hard|Impatient, or sitting on a U2 guitarist|on edge (on the edge accepted)
08/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FAR AND AWAY|$400|easy|A company called Happy Camel offers 'The Secrets of' this desert, a 15-day tour of remote areas of Mongolia|the Gobi desert
19/02/2003|Jeopardy!|SPORTING OBJECTS|$1000|hard|An object that weighs 1/5 ounce containing 14 to 16 feathers that extend 2 3/4 inches from a cork|badminton
08/06/2011|Jeopardy!|FOR THE BIRDS|$800|hard|Smile for this birdie whose name is also a shade of yellow|a canary
30/11/2007|Jeopardy!|BREAKFAST CEREALS|$600|medium|About a third of all Life cereal sold is of this flavor introduced in 1978|cinnamon
07/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE SECOND|$1000|hard|The 1790s was the decade to rise & shine for the second of these 'Great' religious revivals|Great Awakening
15/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|18th CENTURY AMERICA|$400|easy|In 1721 Zabdiel Boylston began inoculating Bostonians against an outbreak of this disease|Smallpox
13/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DIMENSIONS|$1600|hard|Don't lose the thread--there are 10 or so dimensions in this physics theory|string theory
10/02/2006|Jeopardy!|'YO' !|$400|easy|Not only is it one of the most populous cities in the world, The Economist reports it's also the most expensive|Tokyo
26/02/2002|Double Jeopardy!|TV DRAMA|$800|hard|Problems on this '90s Fox drama included Charlie's Hodgkin's disease & Julia's abusive boyfriend|Party of Five
30/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS|$2000|hard|Beethoven's 'Solemnis' is this type of religious work|a mass
30/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'W'RITERS|$800|hard|This Holocaust survivor followed 'Night' with 'Dawn' & 'Day'|(Elie) Wiesel
27/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$200|easy|Anthony Quayle & this man were the 2 'A.Q.''s in 'The Guns of Navarone'|Anthony Quinn
18/02/2003|Final Jeopardy!|NUMERICAL PHRASES|None|None|Number & type of musical instruments hanging from a Mason City, Iowa ceiling, a tribute to a native son|76 trombones
02/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NOTED BLACK AMERICANS|$800|hard|On Dec. 1st, 1955, 4 blacks were asked to move to the back of the bus in Montgomery; 3 did, she didn't|Rosa Parks
12/04/2001|Jeopardy!|THE BUTLER DID IT|$200|easy|He must have a great benefit plan; Alfred began his service to this crime fighter way back in 1943|Batman
18/01/2007|Jeopardy!|STATE SONG LYRICS|$1000|hard|'In its fair Western home, may the columbine bloom till our great mountain rivers run dry'|Colorado
19/05/2011|Jeopardy!|TAKING STOCK|$800|hard|A recent offering by KO, this company, was a zero-- that's the name of the product|Coca-Cola
18/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AIN'T WE GOT PUN|$2000|hard|Punning on Glenn Miller, a 1985 film with Geena Davis as a vampire was called this '6-5000'|Transylvania
30/06/2004|Jeopardy!|PURPLE HAZE|$1000|hard|A deficiency of this vitamin cuts down on your production of visual purple & may lead to night blindness|vitamin A
10/10/2007|Jeopardy!|7, 8 OR 9|$600|medium|In the famous Christmas poem, Santa's sleigh is pulled by this many tiny reindeer|8
27/01/2011|Jeopardy!|'I' DOCTOR|$1000|hard|Robert Edwards won a 2010 Nobel Prize for developing this, which led to the birth of Louise Brown in 1978|in vitro fertilization
23/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE IN THE WORLD?|$400|easy|Don't be starstruck, it's the city of 3.5 million where you'll find this sign: (The 'Hollywood' sign)|Los Angeles
23/04/1990|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL FILMS|$500|medium|A 1946 Rosalind Russell film dramatized the life of this nurse famed for her work with polio patients|Sister Elizabeth Kenney
28/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|YANKEE INGENUITY|$200|easy|It's reported that the U.S. has issued over 1870 patents for this flower; 400 of them mention red|Rose
06/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THIS'LL KILL YA!|$800|hard|Weapon in the title of a 1983 Bryan Adams album (it was also cut 5)|a knife
04/04/2000|Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LIT|$500|medium|On this fictional Sir Thomas More island, the interests of the individual are subordinate to those of society|Utopia
13/05/2008|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE SUCH AN IDIOM!|$800|hard|To be rowdy or make trouble is to do this, referring to Abel's brother|raising Cain
12/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENT ETYMOLOGY|$2200|hard|Although a soft, light metal, it has a name from the Greek for 'stony'|lithium
18/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$1000|hard|It's a term or expression used in place of an indelicate or taboo term|euphemism
11/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TV ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$400|easy|She co-starred with her husband Bruce Boxleitner in the 1995 miniseries 'Danielle Steel's Zoya'|Melissa Gilbert
28/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$2000|hard|The holes in the body of a typical violin get their name from being shaped like this letter|F
10/04/2008|Jeopardy!|ON THE CUTTING EDGE|$600|medium|The name of this large kitchen knife resembling a hatchet is from a word meaning 'to split'|a cleaver
22/03/1994|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$800|hard|The Thursday before Easter is known as Holy Thursday or this|Maundy Thursday
18/09/1986|Double Jeopardy!|TWINKIES|$1000|hard|She has termed as 'Twinkies' newscasters who 'seem as if they've blow-dreid their brains, too'|Linda Ellerbee
20/11/1987|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$500|medium|On May 9, 1969, it was declared that 200 Catholic saints would lose these|Feast Days
30/07/2010|Jeopardy!|SAY CHEESE|$400|easy|Sakura cheese from Hokkaido is a soft cheese flavored with leaves from this fruit tree|cherry
17/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$400|easy|'If you can read, you can cook', she wrote in the introduction to her classic 'Mastering the Art of French Cooking'|Julia Child
25/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$600|medium|This country's Transvaal Museum is noted for such fossilized remains as Australopithecus Africanus|South Africa
27/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ODE TO JAY|$1200|hard|He played Geronimo in several westerns as well as a famed sidekick to Clayton Moore|Jay Silverheels
19/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1600|hard|Aerosmith song that says, 'She had the body of a Venus...imagine my surprise' & is a Disney movie about 2 dogs in love|Dude Looks Like A Lady and the Tramp
13/05/2002|Final Jeopardy!|WORD HISTORIES|None|None|In old philosophy this 12-letter word referred to a fifth substance, superior to earth, air, fire or water|quintessence
07/12/1984|Final Jeopardy!|TITLED HEADS|None|None|Queen of France 1559-60; Catholic Europe considered her the rightful queen of England|Mary, Queen of Scots
10/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|LEADING MEN|$800|hard|Playing her dad in 'A Bill of Divorcement', he tried to seduce Kate Hepburn in his dressing room|John Barrymore
17/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'JOHN's|$400|easy|It's a letter to a soldier from his girlfriend telling him when talking about her to start using 'ex' or 'former'|a Dear John letter
05/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CRIME TIME|$1600|hard|In March 2006 he was denied parole for the 13th time for the murder of Robert Kennedy|Sirhan Sirhan
06/12/2001|Final Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY|None|None|Engineers Jerry Yang & David Filo chose this name for their company in 1994; it's what each considered himself|Yahoo!
21/06/1996|Jeopardy!|VERMONTERS|$100|easy|This leader of the Green Mountain Boys did not live to see Vermont become a state|Ethan Allen
31/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$800|hard|His 'Moonlight' sonata was dedicated to Giuletta Guicciardi with whom he was romantically involved|Beethoven
18/12/1998|Jeopardy!|WORLD COSTUME|$100|easy|Meaning 'leather shorts', they can be seen at German festivals like Oktoberfest|Lederhosen
23/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN AUTHORS|$2000|hard|Clip the 'tag' off a German building & you've got this creator of forensic sleuth Tempe Brennan of 'Devil Bones'|(Kathy) Reichs
08/07/2004|Jeopardy!|HOW 'BOUT A DRINK?|$600|medium|Brandy, creme de cacao & heavy cream make this drink|a Brandy Alexander
22/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE CRUSADES|$800|hard|This English king wed Berengaria in 1191 & went on a honeymoon of conquest & pillage in Cyprus|Richard I (the Lionhearted)
03/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PLANE CRAZY|$800|hard|Built in 59 days & officially known as the Ryan NYP, it made its first flight on April 28, 1927|the Spirit of St. Louis
03/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WHY, I OTTO...|$1000|hard|The conductor of the L.A. Philharmonic from 1933 to 1939, his son Werner gained fame as Col. Klink|Otto Klemperer
12/11/1986|Jeopardy!|'ON' & 'OFF' SONGS|$500|medium|'I'll keep on tryin' & I'll smile when I feel like cryin'' are part of this Stephen Bishop philosophy|On And On
06/01/2009|Jeopardy!|NEVADA|$400|easy|Wanting to become a state, Nevada telegraphed a 16,543-word copy of this to Lincoln so he could review it|its state constitution
27/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'SEX' SELLS|$600|medium|Steven Soderbergh received an Oscar nomination for his first screenplay, for this 1989 film|Sex, Lies, and Videotape
13/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS FROM GEOGRAPHY|$3000|hard|To accuse someone of being dopey, crude or just unevolved, you can call him this, from a valley near Dusseldorf|a Neanderthal
29/06/2000|Jeopardy!|MEET THE PERRYS|$200|easy|Matt & Ollie's father served at this S.C. city in the Revolution; their nephew was killed there in the Civil War|Charleston
22/02/2010|Jeopardy!|BEHIND THE SCENES|$1000|hard|James Coburn, James Garner & Steve McQueen are seen here during a break in the filming of this movie|The Great Escape
16/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HAPPY MADISON|$2000|hard|(Adam Sandler delivers the clue.)  Happy Madison's first feature film was this 1999 comedy that saw Rob Schneider go out on a date with a narcoleptic girl|Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo
10/10/2007|Jeopardy!|I'M BOARD|$800|hard|Creative Cat, Data Head & Word Worm are some of the 14 talent activities in this game named for the skull|Cranium
27/02/2003|Jeopardy!|THE ARMED FORCES|$600|medium|In the Navy a chief petty officer works up from CPO to senior (SCPO) to this (MCPO)|Master CPO
29/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL PUNISHMENT|$1200|hard|In southern Asia: Dhaka|Bangladesh
05/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$800|hard|This Thoreau work includes a chapter on 'The Pond in Winter'|Walden
16/03/1999|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL GROUPS|$200|easy|Just thinking about a 'grist' of these insects gives me hives|Bees
22/06/2001|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS OF BASEBALL|$100|easy|You wouldn't let the Phillies’ Greg Luzinski, nicknamed this, into your China shop|Bull
10/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|A SILENT 'P'|$1000|hard|This hallucinogen is found in the type of mushrooms used in Aztec religious rituals|Psilocybin
12/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE FAIR|$800|hard|Ohm's law, V = IR, states that potential difference equals current times resistance; the V is short for this|voltage (volts accepted)
07/04/2005|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$600|medium|Sandpaper is graded according to this, the number of particles per square inch|grit
09/01/2003|Jeopardy!|YULETIDE DITTIES|$1000|hard|'You better watch out, you better not cry, you better not' do this, because 'Santa Claus is coming to town'|pout
13/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LOSING THE 'WAR'|$2000|hard|A defensive safeguard, like a rampart; after it loses the 'war' it still has heft|bulwark (BULwarK)
28/05/2010|Jeopardy!|GETTING TICKED OFF|$600|medium|In 2005 this ex-diplomat wasn't so diplomatic, saying, 'I believe Karl Rove should be fired' for outing his CIA wife, Valerie Plame|(Joseph) Wilson
21/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THIS OLD HOUSE|$1200|hard|(I'm master carpenter Norm Abram.)  The balloon type is one version of this structural skeleton that makes a house sound like a work of art|a frame
16/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|THE CONSTITUTION|$800|hard|To be adopted, an amendment must be ratified by this fraction of the states|3/4
16/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY INSPIRATIONS|$1200|hard|Thomas Carlyle's wife is the woman who inspired Leigh Hunt's poem 'Jenny' did this to 'Me'|Kissed
01/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'WHIP'S & 'CHAIN'S|$600|medium|Pretenders song heard here:|Back on the Chain Gang
17/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE DIRECTOR'S CHAIR|$400|easy|'The Lodger', 'Strangers on a Train', 'The Birds'|Alfred Hitchcock
25/12/2009|Jeopardy!|POSTCARDS FROM THE EDGE|$800|hard|Wish you weren't here!  Our raft is nearing the drop of this tallest Venezuelan cataract!  See you next fall!|Angel Falls
18/06/2001|Jeopardy!|MODES OF TRANSPORT|$200|easy|Disney's Herbie|Volkswagen Beetle (car)
10/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$200|easy|It was recently revealed that 'Tragedy' from his Blue Period was painted over 2 earlier works of a bullfight|Pablo Picasso
05/06/1998|Jeopardy!|BAD HAIR DAYS|$200|easy|When this fairy tale maiden let down her hair, a handsome prince climbed up it -- must have hurt!|Rapunzel
05/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ERAS & AGES|$1000|hard|An age of Roman literature is named for this emperor, formerly Octavian|Augustus
04/05/1999|Jeopardy!|THEY'RE 'OFF'|$400|easy|When push comes to this, it means to leave shore|Shove off
07/02/2001|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS OF LAS VEGAS?!|$500|medium|Art lover Steve Wynn was once chairman of this Italian-themed hotel which still boasts a grand art gallery|the Bellagio
30/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|JUSTIN WHO?|$1600|hard|He's just bad beyond reform; he's Justin this, from the Latin for 'correct'|corrigible
24/09/1998|Jeopardy!|TO PROTECT|$100|easy|This 'service' is best known for protecting the president, but also investigates forgery|The Secret Service
06/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THIS'LL KILL YA!|$1600|hard|Something easy is this type of 'cinch'|a lead pipe
12/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|30 YEARS AGO: SEPTEMBER 1967|$1000|hard|In September they reached the Top 40 with the song heard here:  'I dig rock & roll music and I love to get the chance to play...'|Peter, Paul & Mary
10/06/1999|Jeopardy!|1941|$100|easy|Time magazine named this taupe-colored, blue-eyed animated baby elephant its 'Mammal of the Year'|Dumbo
03/03/1998|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$300|easy|Fruit types of these insects may be named for the fruit they infest, such as olives or cherries|Flies
28/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$200|easy|In 1892 the Illinois legislature made this president's birthday a legal holiday|Abraham Lincoln
07/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE SECRET OF NYM|$2000|hard|From the Greek for 'outside', it's a place name used by foreigners that differs from the name used by the natives|an exonym
15/09/2008|Jeopardy!|REUNIONS|$600|medium|In July 2008 in this country, rescued hostage Ingrid Betancourt was reunited with her kids after 6 years apart|Colombia
16/02/2001|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH ALPHA|$500|medium|It's Greek for 'market'; in English the 'phobia' of it is the fear of public places|Agora
01/11/2004|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE TELLS ME SO|$200|easy|According to Genesis 6:4, 'There were' these 'in the earth in those days'; so they had some basketball team|giants
11/04/2007|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT POET|$200|easy|'One if by land, and two, if by sea; and I on the opposite shore will be'|Longfellow
15/11/1999|Jeopardy!|SPORTSTALK|$300|easy|'The Masters at Augusta'|Golf
20/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DUETS|$1600|hard|1999: 'Written In The Stars' by Elton John & this country girl|LeAnn Rimes
11/06/2008|Jeopardy!|GOOD DOGGIE|$200|easy|Phil & Dottie Winslow are the comic strip couple who own this Great Dane|Marmaduke
08/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS NICKNAMES|$3000|hard|Best-known nickname of the player seen here: [Karl Malone]|The Mailman
21/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MARINE LIFE|$1600|hard|The savory silver salmon with its bright red flesh is also known by this 4-letter name|coho
30/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PLAY SETTINGS|$1000|hard|Athol Fugard spent much of his life in Port Elizabeth in this country & set many of his plays there|South Africa
23/02/2000|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL MENAGERIE|$100|easy|His wife had a pet parrot which he hated; perhaps it perched in his cherry tree|George Washington
24/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BETTER THAN 'NUN'|$1200|hard|Uttering in a clear, meticulous manner|enunciate
26/10/2000|Jeopardy!|1820s AMERICA|$200|easy|'Be it ever so humble', John Howard Payne wrote this song with a 3-word title for the 1823 opera 'Clari'|Home, Sweet Home
02/03/2009|Jeopardy!|THE SERPENT|$200|easy|In this 1981 film Harrison Ford delivers the immortal line 'I hate snakes'|Raiders of the Lost Ark
05/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PAKISTAN & DELIVER|$800|hard|Pakistanis are predominantly Muslim, with the vast majority belonging to this  branch|Sunni
21/02/2005|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK ON FILM|$200|easy|Robert De Niro played a Vietnam vet turned N.Y. cabbie in this 1976 film--'You talkin' to me?  You talkin' to me?'|Taxi Driver
18/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LESLIE NIELSEN MOVIES|$800|hard|Offered one of these in 'The Naked Gun', Leslie is asked, 'Cuban?' his response: 'Dutch Irish'. My father was from Wales.|a cigar
02/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HITHER & YON|$800|hard|Small numbers of reindeer imported to Alaska from this Russian region eventually increased to more than 500,000|Siberia
05/10/2010|Jeopardy!|RUN|$400|easy|Before his 2006 run to be governor of this state, Butch Otter represented its First District, which includes Coeur d'Alene|Idaho
20/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WE JUST LIVE IN IT|$800|hard|Hyphenated name for a shelter made of an inclined roof supported by 2 upright pieces|Lean-to
04/11/1997|Jeopardy!|CAREER DAY|$500|medium|15-letter term for a newspaper employee who tells a story mainly through photographs|photojournalist
29/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOLY TOLEDO|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew)  When they were done sacking Rome, these Germanic people came to Spain & made Toledo their capital|the Visigoths
02/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ZANY FOR ZAMBIA|$800|hard|Before independence, Zambia was known as the 'Northern' part of this territory|Rhodesia
29/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|17TH C. LIT|$800|hard|In 1680 this 'Pilgrims Progress' author published 'The Life And Death of Mr. Badman'|John Bunyan
24/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BAD ENGLISH|$800|hard|Its the typographical mark that is missing in the first line of this clue.|apostrophe (in 'Its')
21/06/2007|Jeopardy!|ANTROPOLOGY|$400|easy|The light skin of northern peoples prevents rickets by turning limited sunlight into the maximum amount of this vitamin|vitamin D
17/11/1992|Jeopardy!|EPONYMS|$300|easy|Named & fit for a Babylonian king, it's a wine bottle that holds about 20 quarts|Nebuchadnezzar
08/01/1990|Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|$100|easy|Edison's bulb gave off yellow light; Irving Langmuir invented 1 that produced light of this color|White
02/12/1999|Jeopardy!|NEW REPUBLIC|$400|easy|From 1946 to 1991, this nation on Greece's border was Yugoslavia's southernmost republic|Macedonia
07/05/1999|Jeopardy!|NATIONS' MOST POPULOUS CITIES|$100|easy|Ireland|Dublin
06/05/2002|Jeopardy!|WHITE|$200|easy|This predatory creature is classified as Carcharodon carcharias|the great white shark
14/04/2000|Jeopardy!|PLAYING DUMB|$100|easy|On 'The Simpsons', when Homer went to Cheers, Norm called this bartender a 'brain-dead hick'|Woody
31/01/2005|Jeopardy!|FAST FOOD NATION|$1000|hard|The Double Decker Taco & the 7-Layer Burrito|Taco Bell
27/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD'S FAIR LANDMARKS|$1200|hard|The innovative Habitat Apartments were built for this city's 1967 Expo|Montreal
15/01/1996|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LITERATURE|$500|medium|She was an invalid during the years it took her to write 'Black Beauty'|Anna Sewell
09/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THE HILLS ARE ALIVE|$400|easy|Encyclopedia Britannica says Wels, Austria is in these lower parts of the Eastern Alps|the foothills
22/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE ON MONEY|$600|medium|Recent Fr. coins commemorated this art form, with pictures of Gaumont, Renoir, Lumiere & Montand|Movie Making
08/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$1600|hard|Jacques Offenbach died on Oct. 5, 1880, 4 months before his 'Tales of' this poet was first produced|Hoffmann
15/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO KNOWN AS|$2000|hard|The Mexica, ethnically|the Aztecs
14/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AVIATION|$800|hard|In 1913 he built & flew the first 4-engine airplane; later he built helicopters|Igor Sikorsky
19/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WHICH CRAFT|$2000|hard|Appropriate aquatic reptile name for inventor David Bushnell's submarine prototype|the Turtle
23/09/2011|Jeopardy!|I'M ABSOLUTELY SURE|$1000|hard|In area, it's the second-largest country in South America|Argentina
19/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CHRISTMASTIME IN NEW YORK|$1600|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew presents the clue from New York City.)  Here's a Christmas cocktail that's sure to warm your heart: made with melon-flavored Midori liqueur, it's named for this Dr. Seuss character|the Grinch
17/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRATING POE'S BICENTENNIAL|$1600|hard|Take a tour of St. John's Church Cemetery, where Eliza, this relative of Poe's, is buried, led by an actress portraying her|his mother
04/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$800|hard|An acid gives up these subatomic particles; a base receives them|Protons
06/12/2007|Jeopardy!|ACCENT-A-PALOOZA|$200|easy|I'm going to hop in my Volvo for a trip from Jokkmokk to Skovde in this country|Sweden
23/09/1999|Final Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|None|None|This politician died on June 3, 1861, 39 days after giving a speech in Springfield, Illinois supporting the Union|Stephen Douglas
08/04/2009|Jeopardy!|WORDS FROM PLACES|$600|medium|This type of resort is named for the Belgian town famous for mineral springs|a spa
28/07/2006|Jeopardy!|THAT'S POLITICS|$400|easy|Depicted here, she earned a master's degree from Notre Dame in 1975|Condoleezza Rice
23/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CRAZY EIGHTS|$1600|hard|On a baseball scorecard, this position player is No. 8; put me in, coach!|center field
29/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TO B OR NOT TO B|$400|easy|Slang for liquor, or something thicker|booze or ooze
09/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT TIMES|$1200|hard|Darius I of this empire claimed that Bardiya, the king he killed & replaced, had been an impostor|Persia
16/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LACE|$500|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Bruges Lace Center in Belgium.)  Handmade lace was dealt a near deathblow by these 2 revolutions--one a bloody revolt ending the fashion of lace for men, & one that led to machine-made lace|the French Revolution & the Industrial Revolution
27/10/2009|Jeopardy!|ONE IN A MILLION|$1000|hard|Zero, to a Brit|nil
27/05/2003|Jeopardy!|DIVINE COMEDIES|$800|hard|In this sequel, George Burns made a third trip to Earth, playing dual roles, good & bad|Oh, God! You Devil
18/01/2008|Jeopardy!|FILMS FROM COMIC BOOKS|$400|easy|Severely underweight from his role in 'The Machinist', Christian Bale gained 100 pounds to play this role|Batman
28/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY EUROPE|$1600|hard|You can visit the Moscow house where this author & some of his 13--'count' 'em--kids spent time from 1882 to 1901|Leo Tolstoy
28/05/2010|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TAG LINES|$800|hard|This WWII film from 2008 had the tag 'Many saw evil. They dared to stop it'|Valkyrie
04/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A VIRGIL VIGIL|$100|easy|Virgil praised the Hellenism of this Italian 'New City' that had been founded by the Greeks|Naples (Neapolis)
08/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN PLAYS|$2000|hard|Thornton Wilder's 'Our Town' focuses on the romance & marriage of Emily & him|George Gibbs
01/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|This Nigerian city is built on several islands including Ikoyi & Edo|Lagos
18/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ANN-A-GRAMS|$400|easy|Take my advice (stop) no one cares how you hang the toilet paper (stop) 'Wake up and smell the coffee' (stop)|Ann Landers
10/11/1997|Jeopardy!|AT THE KENNEDY CENTER|$300|easy|This president's 1972 visit to China inspired an opera that played at the Kennedy Center in 1988|Richard Nixon
24/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY NOVELS|$1000|hard|Ex-reporter Allen Drury wrote this 1959 novel about a Senate confirmation battle|Advise and Consent
02/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE TAO OF STEVE|$600|medium|(I'm NFL wide receiver Terrell Owens)  In 1999 I caught the game-winning pass from this lefty quarterback as the 49ers beat the Packers in the playoffs|Steve Young
19/04/2004|Jeopardy!|MEN & WOMEN OF LETTERS|$200|easy|Thomas Stearns...|T.S. Eliot
18/12/2002|Jeopardy!|'L.B.'s|$1000|hard|In 1893 this horticulturist published his first nursery catalog offering his 'New Creations in Fruits and Flowers'|Luther Burbank
24/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH BUSINESS|$1200|hard|In the early 1700s William Fortnum, a footman who sold Queen Anne's used candles, went into retail with this partner|(Hugh) Mason
19/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LOOK TO THE FUTURE|$3500|hard|Legend says his tomb reads 'Rex Quondum, Rexque Futurus', 'The Once And Future King'|King Arthur
17/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE INSTRUMENT PLAYED|$600|medium|Van Cliburn|Piano
11/03/2008|Jeopardy!|BRITISH TIDBITS|$800|hard|This queen's father-in-law, Ernest I, Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, was also her uncle|Victoria
27/10/2011|Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE ANIMAL|$800|hard|The fruit of the baobab:  ____ bread|monkey
09/06/2010|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S 'BLACK' & 'WHITE'?|$1000|hard|Expression meaning an unwanted possession that's hard to get rid of|a white elephant
19/12/2000|Jeopardy!|THAT'S SOUP-ER|$100|easy|A nursery rhyme says that this soup made with peas can be enjoyed hot, cold or in the pot 9 days old|Pease porridge
06/11/2006|Jeopardy!|P TIMES 3|$200|easy|As a noun, it's a condiment; as a verb, it means to hit with rapidly repeated short jabs|pepper
11/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SALUTE TO THE NBA|$1600|hard|In 1974 & 1976 this forward led the Nets to the ABA Championship, & in 1983 he led the 76ers to the NBA Championship|Julius Erving ('Dr. J')
26/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$1200|hard|First 2 words of Variety's headline about rural audiences rejecting rural movies, preceding 'Hick Pix'|Sticks Nix
28/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST NAME'S THE SAME|$1600|hard|Henson, Morrison, Lehrer|Jim
27/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LIT|$600|medium|The title character in 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner' foolishly kills an albatross, one of these|bird
28/01/2000|Jeopardy!|THE NFL'S STAR QUARTERBACKS|$300|easy|Dan Marino|Miami Dolphins
07/03/2007|Jeopardy!|KEEP THE FAITH|$1000|hard|2 of the 3 religions practiced simultaneously by the majority of Taiwan's population|(2 of) Buddhism, Confucianism, Taoism
09/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GREAT SPORTS|$400|easy|This heavyweight boxing champion won all 49 of his professional fights, 43 by knockout|Rocky Marciano
20/09/2004|Jeopardy!|ADD A 'PIN'CH|$400|easy|The type of bowling done on the PBA circuit, or one of the objects you'd aim your ball at|tenpin
29/10/1998|Jeopardy!|WORLD HODGEPODGE|$200|easy|From the old French for 'ice', these cover about 1/8 of Iceland; some are 3/4 of a mile thick|Glaciers
20/02/2007|Jeopardy!|ALASKA|$1000|hard|This spot on the Arctic Ocean is the northernmost 'point' of Alaska|Point Barrow
11/12/1997|Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY|$500|medium|Venezuela has the world's 2 tallest waterfalls, Cuquenan & this one|Angel Falls
23/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SEAFOOD|$2000|hard|Coquilles St. Jacques is often served in the shell of these mollusks, the dish's main ingredient|scallops
13/07/2001|Jeopardy!|EMERIL'S TV DINNERS|$200|easy|Give Emeril some pork bely & kosher salt & he wont just 'bring home' this meat, he'll make it himself|bacon
04/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SONGS FROM MUSICALS|$400|easy|'Something's Coming', 'Jet Song', 'Gee, Officer Krupke!'|West Side Story
07/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$800|hard|Originally, this composer's opera 'Rigoletto' was titled 'La Maledizione' ('The Curse')|Giuseppe Verdi
03/01/1989|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL TRIVIA|$400|easy|In his 1st inaugural address he said, 'Our greatest primary task is to put people to work'|FDR
08/07/2005|Final Jeopardy!|OLYMPIC ATHLETES|None|None|In 1960 European journalists gave her the nickname 'La Gazzella'|Wilma Rudolph
27/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PALINDROMIC WORDS|$800|hard|In 1836 Congress adopted the first of these 'rules' stopping itself from debating slavery|gag
23/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. COINS|$1000|hard|This state's commemorative quarter features the natural rock formation 'The Old Man of the Mountain'|New Hampshire
14/10/2011|Jeopardy!|SHOP TALK|$400|easy|Gap, Inc., not only owns The Gap & Old Navy, it also owns this chain of stores whose logo is seen here|Banana Republic
04/04/2008|Jeopardy!|MAKE IT STICK|$600|medium|Because it was waterproof, this popular sticky stuff may have originally been named for the bird|duct tape
30/05/2006|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL ROCK|$800|hard|The melody of this 1967 Procol Harum hit was based on the Bach cantata 'Sleepers Awake'|A Whiter Shade Of Pale
16/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'DEATH'|$2000|hard|Azrael is the Muslim name for this heavenly horror|the Angel of Death
29/10/2007|Jeopardy!|JEPOETRY|$800|hard|Lewis Carroll: ''Twas Jeopardy!, and the slithy toves did gyre and gimble in the wabe'|brillig
22/12/1999|Jeopardy!|A CHRISTMAS SONGBOOK|$300|easy|In song he says, 'Let's run and we'll have some fun now before I melt away'|Frosty the Snowman
21/06/2004|Jeopardy!|INSECT, ARACHNID OR GASTROPOD|$400|easy|The daddy longlegs|arachnid
11/11/2002|Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$800|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports)  This branch of mathematics deals specifically with the figure seen here|trigonometry
03/05/2006|Jeopardy!|BODY PART-THING|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew opens a large reference book.)  This feature you'll find in some dictionaries helps you get quickly to the letter you want|a thumb index
25/06/2007|Jeopardy!|'TWO' NIGHT|$600|medium|Proverbially, it's what you hope to do 'with one stone'|kill two birds
17/12/2009|Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$600|medium|This Alfred Uhry play was based on the story of his Jewish grandmother & her black chauffeur|Driving Miss Daisy
24/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN OPERAS & BALLETS|$600|medium|You'll need some long-winded singers to star in 'Stormen', a Swedish opera based on this play|The Tempest
12/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OLD SWEET SONGS|$400|easy|In 1958 Chuck Berry sang, 'All over St. Louis, way down in New Orleans, all the cats wanna dance with' her|Sweet Little Sixteen
04/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HONG KONG CINEMA|$400|easy|This 'Face/Off' director started the craze for Hong Kong gangster films with 1986's 'A Better Tomorrow'|John Woo
04/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$400|easy|'You Can't Go Home Again' until you name this author who wrote it|Thomas Wolfe
22/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY BUNNIES|$1200|hard|Mammy-Bammy Big-Money is the witch rabbit who lives in a swamp in this man's Uncle Remus stories|(Joel Chandler) Harris
17/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|EARLY AMERICA|$1200|hard|A British act of 1732 prevented the colonists from exporting these, made out of beaver or anything else|hats
19/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL SPORTSMEN|$600|medium|Vladimir Samsonov is touted as Europe's only hope against China in this game|Ping-pong
23/05/2006|Jeopardy!|A 'C'OUNTRY MILE|$800|hard|This country that's 750 miles long & averages 60 miles wide is the largest island in the Antilles Archipelago|Cuba
16/05/2003|Jeopardy!|YE GODS!|$200|easy|By Jove!  This father of Jove has a day & a planet named for him|Saturn
19/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ISOTOPES|$1000|hard|The hydrogen isotope called this was discovered in 1932, 2 years before tritium|deuterium
27/01/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 7 DWARFS|$1000|hard|The most rotund of the 7 dwarfs, he's just too darn cheerful|Happy
25/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CURRENT EVENTS|$400|easy|This British PM signed the agreement to return Hong Kong to Chinese control in 1997|Margaret Thatcher
25/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T LISTEN TO THEM!|$200|easy|An Actors Studio founder once said of this play, 'Who wants to see a play about an unhappy traveling salesman?'|Death of a Salesman
29/10/1992|Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$100|easy|This magazine was introduced in 1885; its seal came later|Good Housekeeping
30/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY LOCALES|$800|hard|1667: Pandemonium|Paradise Lost
08/01/2008|Jeopardy!|GOOD 'BY'|$600|medium|Don't have a coronary, it's just a road enabling motorists to avoid a city|bypass
02/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LIVING IN 'L'|$2000|hard|Riga is its capital|Latvia
25/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK BINDINGS|$400|easy|O'Neill, 1922 & Tolstoy, 1875-77: 'Anna _____' & 'Anna _____'|Christie & Karenina
07/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|9-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|The non-returning type of this Australian weapon is used for hunting|a boomerang
14/02/1990|Jeopardy!|MARINE BIOLOGY|$400|easy|Benthic animals are the ones which live in this part of the ocean, the benthos|the bottom
29/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SONGS OF THE '60s|$800|hard|Bob Dylan numbered them 12 & 35|Rainy Day Women
31/05/2004|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL COUNTRY DESIGNATIONS|$400|easy|Appropriately, it's the 'Hellenic Republic'|Greece
22/03/1994|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$200|easy|His father's first name was Herbert but this general's first name is just the initial H.|H. Norman Schwarzkopf
09/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|CLICHES|$1500|hard|This cliche referring to callousness in the face of calamity was inspired by the emperor Nero|Fiddling While Rome Burns
13/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORD LORE|$400|easy|The name of this dairy food also means 'thing' in Urdu, giving us phrases like 'the big' one, meaning the boss|cheese
27/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$800|hard|His leaps earned comparisons with Nijinsky when he joined the Kirov Ballet in 1958|Nureyev
19/05/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 50th GRAMMYS|$200|easy|This duo won a Rock Performance Grammy for its 'Icky Thump'|The White Stripes
12/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$1200|hard|Rubbing alcohol is listed as 70% alcohol 'by' this, meaning each 100 milliliters of the solution has 70 ml of alcohol|volume
27/02/1990|Jeopardy!|TV MOMS|$100|easy|Jane Powell starred in MGM musicals long before playing Alan Thicke's mom on this sitcom|Growing Pains
21/04/2008|Jeopardy!|TIME FOR LEFTOVERS|$200|easy|In the nursery rhyme, they're made up of 'snips & snails & puppy dog tails'|little boys
18/03/2008|Jeopardy!|TV MOVIE BIOS|$400|easy|Hinton Battle was tapped to play Bill 'Bojangles' Robinson in the TV movie about this ultimate child star|Shirley Temple
06/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR II IN EUROPE|$1200|hard|'Metallic' name for the westernmost British landing zone on D-Day|Gold
06/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SPAM|$2000|hard|Spam sent via instant messaging systems is known by this portmanteau term|spim
01/04/1996|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY ASTROLOGY|$200|easy|If you don't know Billy Crystal's sign, go fish|Pisces
09/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ART 101|$400|easy|An artist may 'clean' up a watercolor with one of these broad, thin layers of color|Wash
04/05/2004|Jeopardy!|READING RAINBOW|$1000|hard|In 'Meanwhile Back at the Ranch', Elna Hicks starts to dig for potatoes & gets rich by striking this liquid|oil
01/04/2008|Jeopardy!|COLD|$200|easy|Of 12°, -12° or -112° F., the lowest-ever recorded temperature in Hawaii, back in 1979|12 degrees
04/10/1996|Jeopardy!|THE 1820s|$500|medium|Although it was founded in 1821, this Montreal university didn't open until 1829|McGill
15/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|YUCATAN LINES|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew crosses a pedestrian bridge over a Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico resort spot.)  A touristy part of the Yucatan is known as this precolumbian people's Riviera|the Maya
12/11/1986|Jeopardy!|WEATHER|$500|medium|The instrument most often used to measure surface wind speed|anemometer
07/07/1998|Jeopardy!|JELL-O, EVERYONE|$100|easy|The 1990s saw a new way to make Jell-O puddings using this type of oven|Microwave oven
26/04/2004|Jeopardy!|SITCOM UNCLES|$600|medium|On 'The Dukes of Hazzard', Uncle Jesse was played by Denver Pyle; on 'Full House', Uncle Jesse was played by this man|John Stamos
06/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE BOOK TITLE|$3000|hard|'A.T.P.H.' by Cormac McCarthy|All The Pretty Horses
21/11/2011|Jeopardy!|TAKING A PEAK AT THE STATE|$200|easy|Disappointment Peak, Laramie Peak|Wyoming
07/06/2006|Jeopardy!|FASHION DESIGNERS|$400|easy|This American designer is a direct descendant of William Claiborne, the 1st governor of the State of Louisiana|Liz Claiborne
29/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$800|hard|She's a slave to Amneris, an Egyptian princess|Aida
23/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FROM PAGE TO SCREEN|$1200|hard|Alan Alda starred as George Plimpton playing football for Detroit in this film based on Plimpton's book|Paper Lion
20/12/2002|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'ENCH'|$400|easy|Make a tight fist|clench
29/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'PH'UN WORDS|$2000|hard|Written to an associate, it's the shortest of Paul's epistles|Philemon
18/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|U.N. SECRETARIES-GENERAL|$2000|hard|In 1946 he called the U.N. 'A going organization'|Trygve Lie
22/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S THAI ONE ON|$2000|hard|Each Thai village has one of these temples, a 3-letter term from Sanskrit for 'enclosure'|wat
23/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BIOPICS|$2000|hard|In a 1970 film, Mick Jagger played this Robin Hood-like Australian outlaw on the big screen|Ned Kelly
24/03/2006|Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$1000|hard|A mosquito at this life stage is called a wriggler|a larva
13/12/2000|Jeopardy!|IT'S YOUR DIME|$300|easy|The edge has 118 reeds, 1 fewer than this current coin|Quarter
09/03/1998|Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$500|medium|This powerboat company was founded by Christopher Columbus Smith|Chris Craft
11/03/2009|Jeopardy!|NEWER WORDS & PHRASES|$400|easy|This name evokes your average blue-collar worker, toting a half-dozen beers|Joe Sixpack
21/05/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$300|easy|Its state mineral is gold, its state fish is the golden trout & its state flower is the golden poppy|California
19/03/1999|Jeopardy!|THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER|$300|easy|Mary Pickersgill's house in this city is known as 'The Star-Spangled Banner House'; she made the famous flag|Baltimore
21/05/1997|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$200|easy|This actress who played Mallory on 'Family Ties' now stars on 'Men Behaving Badly'|Justine Bateman
23/09/2005|Jeopardy!|MILLION DOLLAR BABY|$200|easy|Heiress Marie-Chantal Miller wed Prince Pavlos of this country in a 6-figure-priced gown in 1995|Greece
11/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LIKE SOME COFFEE?|$2000|hard|'Mom' knows ground pods of this Asian member of the ginger family are added to grounds to make Thai iced coffee|cardamom
18/05/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY 101|$300|easy|This gift from France was officially unveiled October 28, 1886 on Bedloe's Island|the Statue of Liberty
14/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$600|medium|Published by the Naval Institute Press in 1984, it became a best seller & a 1990 film|The Hunt for Red October
10/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$200|easy|Give a squeal if you know that these mammals are used with dogs to hunt down truffles|Pigs
19/12/2008|Jeopardy!|MEASURE FOR MEASURE|$2800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows a long photograph of a horse race.)  This horse racing term is actually an approximation of the measure of a horse from nose to tail, around 8 feet; in the photo from 1973's Belmont Stakes, you can see Secretariat won by 31 of them|a length
16/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|REDUCED SHAKESPEARE|$800|hard|This time, a comedy: 'Beware my sting!' 'She will be my chattel.  Ha ha ha!' 'I'm starved!' [Snores] 'Giddy from lack of sleep.  What is thy will, sir?' 'Mm-wah!' 'Ha ha ha ha ha!' 'Ha ha ha ha ha!' 'Ah!' 'Ah!'|The Taming of the Shrew
17/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT WORLD|$600|medium|He died in 323 B.C. at age 32 when he took ill after a long party with heavy drinking|Alexander the Great
07/02/2011|Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN CHARGE|$200|easy|From 1966 to 1977 & from 1980 to 1984, she led the world's largest democracy|Indira Gandhi
11/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LAST LINES FROM MOVIES|$600|medium|In this musical, Ian Wolfe performed a mass wedding ending with 'I now pronounce you men and wives.'|Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
13/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BE A 'HEP' CAT|$1200|hard|The world record in it is 7,291 points|the heptathlon
22/04/2005|Jeopardy!|ON AVERAGE|$1000|hard|Between 1954 & 1980, the average weight of this annual selectee went from 132 pounds to 117|Miss America
20/07/2005|Final Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|None|None|It's the roughly 70-minute work that includes the sung words 'Alle menschen werden bruder'|Beethoven's 9th Symphony
22/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE GREEK|$2000|hard|A battery of tests will tell you this element's name is from the Greek for 'stony'|lithium
16/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$800|hard|We don't know the first name of this brand whose logo is seen here|Mr. Bubble
04/02/2000|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$500|medium|In 1992 she became the 1st first lady to deliver a major address at a national political convention|Barbara Bush
29/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN ART & ARTISTS|$1500|hard|John Trumbull's 'Declaration of Independence' is in the Capitol Rotunda & on the back of this piece of currency|the $2 bill
13/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECTING THEIR WIVES|$200|easy|Julie Andrews performed a striptease in 'Darling Lili', the first film this man directed her in|Blake Edwards
05/01/1999|Jeopardy!|FAUX FRENCH|$100|easy|To us, it's a list of previous jobs; to the French it's a plot summary|Resume
20/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OH MY GODS!|$1300|hard|For the Norse god Balder, this plant was the 'kiss' of death; a piece of it pierced and killed him|mistletoe
20/06/2003|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$1000|hard|Profession of the inventors of Pepsi & Coke|pharmacists
01/03/2001|Jeopardy!|INTELLIGENT FILMS|$100|easy|A 7-year-old chess prodigy is at the center of this 1993 film that mentions an American chess prodigy in its title|Searching for Bobby Fischer
23/01/1998|Jeopardy!|THE BASEBALL HALL OF SHAME|$500|medium|In 1918 Hal Chase was suspended for allegedly paying pitcher Jimmy Ring, a teammate, to do this|throw a game
29/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PALINDROMES|$400|easy|Completes a palindrome appropriate for Napoleon: 'Able was I...'|Ere I saw Elba
02/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|YOU KEEP ME HANGIN' ON|$1600|hard|From Old French for 'attach', it's a short metal fastener used to join 2 sheets of metal together|a rivet
03/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE SMALLEST IN AREA|$800|hard|Panama, Brazil, Argentina|Panama
19/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MARINE LIFE|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Catalina Island.) When an octopus feeds on crab, it punctures the shell with one of these avian tools, injecting a poison and liquifying the meat|the beak
16/07/2004|Jeopardy!|WHIRLED CAPITALS|$200|easy|In South America: TO A BOG|Bogota
15/06/2001|Jeopardy!|NETWORKING|$400|easy|'The Daily Show', 'Absolutely Fabulous', 'The Man Show'|Comedy Central
11/04/1997|Jeopardy!|AGRICULTURE|$200|easy|Nitrogen fertilizers are produced primarily from this gas|Ammonia
28/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$1600|hard|This medieval style exemplified here was weightier than Gothic, which followed it|Romanesque
06/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENTAL NAMES|$2200|hard|French chemist Lavoisier gave this element its name, which is from the Greek for 'water forming'|Hydrogen
23/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NANA|$400|easy|In 1885 Nana & this other Apache leader broke out of the San Carlos Reservation; they were caught & sent to Florida|Geronimo
17/05/2010|Jeopardy!|BRITISH AUTHORS|$800|hard|He helped cover the Apollo 12 & 15 space missions with Walter Cronkite & Wally Schirra|Arthur C. Clarke
10/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTABLE WOMEN|$800|hard|Dorothy Parker quipped that 'Brevity is the soul of' this sexywear|lingerie
08/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FACIAL EXPRESSIONS|$2000|hard|Jack Nicholson movie villain known for his rictus|the Joker
04/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH ORDERS OF CHIVALRY|$400|easy|As the Order of the British Empire is dubbed 'Most' this, Wayne & Garth might like it|excellent
03/02/2004|Jeopardy!|THINGS THAT HAPPENED|$1000|hard|He was the junker, or landowner, whom Prussia's Wilhelm I chose to be his prime minister in 1862|(Otto von) Bismarck
20/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'AT' EASE|$2000|hard|A national capital on the Arabian Peninsula|Muscat
11/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE WESTERNMOST NATION|$1600|hard|The Dominican Republic,  Jamaica,  Haiti|Jamaica
10/09/2008|Jeopardy!|LET'S SPEAK PORTUGUESE|$200|easy|Ate amanha, part of a farewell, means this; it doesn't sound so different from the same in Spanish|see you tomorrow
09/11/2005|Jeopardy!|U2 SONGS IN OTHER WORDS|$600|medium|How a Brit & a Yank might each try to spell labor, humor, valor...|With Or Without You
29/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS BENCHMARKS|$800|hard|In 1992 this company acquired Security Pacific in the biggest bank merger in U.S. history|BankAmerica (Bank of America)
31/03/2011|Jeopardy!|BIG DEAL|$800|hard|In 1987 UAL, Inc. sold off Westin, Hertz & Hilton to focus on this main subsidiary|United Airlines
29/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|FIRSTS|$800|hard|Brand of cereal thou could 1st buy in 1901|Quaker Oatmeal
26/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$1600|hard|Although New Providence is this country's most populous island, Andros is the largest in area|the Bahamas
06/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COMPARATIVE LIT|$2000|hard|Of the Greek tragedy trinity Aeschylus, Sophocles & him, he was the least honored in his time|Euripides
04/05/2005|Jeopardy!|HALLMARK HOLIDAYS|$200|easy|Nurses Week begins on May 6th & ends May 12th--appropriately, this woman's birthday|Florence Nightingale
07/02/2001|Jeopardy!|THE BOD SQUAD|$500|medium|Atelectasis is a doctor's term for the collapse of this organ|lungs
24/12/2004|Jeopardy!|THE PREAMBLE|$400|easy|It's the first thing the preamble wishes to 'establish'; truth & the American way would ahve to come later|justice
21/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN FLAG|$600|medium|According to the Pledge of Allegiance, the American flag stands for this type of government|Republic
19/04/2011|Jeopardy!|ON THE BRITISH MONARCHY'S WEBSITE|$200|easy|It 'has served as the official London residence of Britain's sovereigns since 1837'|Buckingham Palace
12/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$400|easy|This Austrian composer didn't complete his operas 'Adrast' & 'Sakuntala'; he left a symphony 'unfinished', too|Franz Schubert
13/03/2009|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY FRANCE|$1000|hard|He designed a towering Gallery of Machines for the Paris Exposition of 1867|(Gustave) Eiffel
22/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$400|easy|In English, Brazil's Museu Do Ouro & Colombia's Museo Del Oro are both known as this|Museum of Gold
26/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY TEXAS HOLD-EM|$2000|hard|In 1986 this member of The Byrds spent 5 months in Huntsville on drug charges & worked with the rodeo band|David Crosby
14/07/2006|Jeopardy!|SIDE EFFECTS OF JEPOLAX|$600|medium|Combining Jepolax with liquor can lead to this scarring final stage of alcoholic liver disease|cirrhosis
13/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OCTOBER 1955|$1000|hard|Joe DiMaggio & she were officially divorced October 31, 1955|Marilyn Monroe
29/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GONNA 'FLY' NOW|$1200|hard|High-aiming standard heard here|Fly Me to the Moon
28/11/2002|Jeopardy!|THE CARS|$200|easy|Look! Up in the sky! Those clouds! A Chrysler Cirrus & a Dodge one of these|a Dodge Stratus
07/11/2006|Jeopardy!|GET YOUR LITERARY FACTS STRAIGHT|$400|easy|Agatha Christie:  'Death On The Nile'; Thomas Mann: 'Death In' this city|Venice
01/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|UNIQUELY AMERICAN LITERATURE|$1200|hard|In this Tom Robbins novel, Sissy Hankshaw is born with enormous thumbs & hitchhikes across America|Even Cowgirls Get the Blues 
08/09/1997|Jeopardy!|LEGENDARY LIONS|$100|easy|He sang, 'With my regal beezer, I could be another Caesar if I only had the nerve'|Cowardly Lion
18/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THEY CAME TO EGYPT|$1000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Luxor, Egypt.)  One of the people behind moving the other obelisk to Paris was this decipherer of the Rosetta Stone|Champollion
10/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SONG NAMES|$400|easy|Bo Donaldson & the Heywoods: '____, Don't Be A Hero'|Billy
26/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THERE'S A TITLE IN THE TITLE|$2000|hard|Nikolai Gogol's play 'The ____ General'|Inspector
29/11/2006|Jeopardy!|BIG MOUTH|$600|medium|The Yangtze flows into the 'East' this 'Sea'; the Mekong into the 'South' this 'Sea'|China
02/04/1993|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$500|medium|The 1978 hit 'Feels So Good' features Chuck Mangione on this brass instrument|the flugelhorn
04/03/2009|Jeopardy!|'S'CIENCE|$200|easy|Eradicated worldwide by vaccination programs, this febrile disease is caused by the variola virus|smallpox
08/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|I HEAR A SYMPHONY|$1600|hard|The strings in the symphony heard here, by this playful Austrian, give it the nickname 'The Bear'|Joseph Haydn
18/07/2006|Jeopardy!|ADVERTISING|$200|easy|Shown in 1941, the first TV commercial was a Bulova ad for these|watches
16/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|____ OF ____|$800|hard|The critical-thinking 18th century, or the time of life when a person knows right from wrong|Age of Reason
12/07/2001|Jeopardy!|'HEAVEN' & 'HELL'|$300|easy|The Snake River winds through this, the deepest gorge in North America|Hell's Canyon
13/12/2011|Jeopardy!|PRIME MINISTERS|$600|medium|A devastating stroke in 2006 ended his tenure as prime minister of Israel|(Ariel) Sharon
31/12/1999|Jeopardy!|VENUS|$100|easy|This lovely letter-turner got her turn at playing Venus in the 1988 TV movie 'Goddess of Love'|Vanna White
03/12/1999|Jeopardy!|INVENTORS & INVENTIONS|$300|easy|In 1929 this wireless communications pioneer was made an Italian marquis|Guglielmo Marconi
18/11/1985|Jeopardy!|OSCAR SONGS|$400|easy|In “Going My Way”, Bing Crosby asks “Would you rather” be doing this title task or be a fish|Swinging On A Star
13/06/2000|Jeopardy!|METHODS OF EXECUTION|$500|medium|Emperor Maximilian, 1867|Firing squad
15/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOPRANOS|$400|easy|The Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel called this Vegas diva a 'soprano geyser'; somehow, 'My Heart Will Go On'|Céline Dion
21/05/1992|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$100|easy|Jack Jones sang this series' theme song from 1977 to 1985; Dionne Warwick sang it the last season|The Love Boat
17/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CNN|$400|easy|Every half hour since 1982, this CNN network has updated America on news, sports, business & entertainment|CNN Headline News
30/06/2008|Jeopardy!|THE ONION'S GLOSSARY OF ELECTION TERMS|$600|medium|This '-ist' is defined as 'a better-paid legislator'|a lobbyist
25/09/1995|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICAL TERMS|$200|easy|It's a drug that causes a temporary loss of sensation; novocain is a 'local' one|anesthetic
14/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SCARY MOVIE SEQUELS|$800|hard|In this series Part 4 was 'The Final Chapter', but Part 5 was 'A New Beginning'|Friday the 13th
29/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SPORTS|$1600|hard|This Belgian tennis star married Pierre Hardenne in 2002 & became No. 1 in 2003|Justine Henin-Hardenne
06/01/2006|Jeopardy!|PATRIOTIC SONGS' OTHER LYRICS|$1000|hard|'Every heart beats true, under red, white and blue, where there's never a boast or a brag'|'You're A Grand Old Flag'
08/05/2009|Jeopardy!|I'D RATHER BE SKIING|$400|easy|Something you'd sprinkle on after a shower, it's also the term for soft, dry, freshly fallen snow|powder
18/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|17th CENTURY NOTABLES|$400|easy|She died, perhaps of smallpox, while preparing to return home from England in 1617 with hubby John Rolfe|Pocahontas
30/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY|$200|easy|Achilles died after one of these weapons wounded him in the heel|an arrow
25/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL COATS OF ARMS|$2000|hard|Its coat of arms shows the isthmus of Panama, which was once a part of it|Colombia
05/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY QUOTES|$1000|hard|Hawthorne novel containing the line, 'Old Matthew Maule, in a word, was executed for the crime of witchcraft'|The House Of The Seven Gables
13/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WOLF|$2000|hard|In this 1904 Jack London tale, Wolf Larsen captains a ship called the Ghost|The Sea Wolf
09/05/2005|Jeopardy!|BARBRA STREISAND MOVIES|$1400|hard|1991: Barbra counsels a troubled man with a mysterious family secret|The Prince of Tides
15/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CAMEO CAMERA|$800|hard|In his last role filmed on U.S. soil, this man slit Jack Nicholson's nose in 'Chinatown'|Roman Polanski
07/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECTOR'S'|$1600|hard|'Alien' & 'Blade Runner'|Ridley Scott
12/11/2008|Jeopardy!|THE WORLD ALMANAC AND BOOK OF FACTS|$200|easy|The eruption of this volcano in 79 A.D. caused an estimated 16,000 deaths|Vesuvius
03/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LUCKY STAR|$600|medium|The red giant Aldebaran is the 'bull's eye' of this constellation|Taurus
30/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$400|easy|In Robert Browning's 'Pippa Passes', 'God's in' this place -- 'all's right with the world'|His heaven
16/04/2004|Jeopardy!|KIDDY LIT|$400|easy|He drew on his own experiences with dyslexia for his 'Hank Zipzer' book series|Henry Winkler
31/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST & LAST|$1000|hard|An 1881 assassin, 7 letters: G-----u|(Charles) Guiteau
30/01/2004|Jeopardy!|READ AMERICAN|$200|easy|In 2003 he said he had completed the last 3 volumes of his 'Dark Tower' series & had revised the first volume|Stephen King
29/11/2001|Jeopardy!|THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM|$1000|hard|These tiny bits of cytoplasm lacking nuclei are there to gang up in clots|platelets
31/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE INCAS|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Machu Picchu, Peru.)  A kallanka was an Inca great hall; drinking vessels found here show that festivities included drinking chicha de jora, beer made from this grain|corn
14/05/2010|Jeopardy!|BOXING TERMS SANS BOXING|$600|medium|Hey, ya palooka, I got you a lawyer... yeah, he's also known by this 'oral' term|a mouthpiece
17/10/2001|Jeopardy!|'OLD' RHYMES|$400|easy|It often follows 'Going once, going twice...'|Sold!
08/12/1997|Jeopardy!|DRIVING|$400|easy|Term for the type of skidding in which a car rides on a film of water, losing traction|Hydroplaning
19/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IN NEED OF A DATE|$2000|hard|Irish leader Michael Collins had his last pint of Guinness in this year he was assasinated|1922
22/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$200|easy|Robert Guilliaume appeared in a 1965 production of this Gershwin work at the Vienna Volksoper|Porgy and Bess
02/09/1996|Jeopardy!|FEMININE NAMES|$1000|hard|Dominique is traditional for a girl born on this day of the week|Sunday
19/12/1996|Jeopardy!|THIS 'N' THAT|$100|easy|Although born in Florida, Missouri, Mark Twain grew up in this city on the Mississippi River|Hannibal
09/06/2000|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|You do it to 'the line' or it may be dipped to test the waters|Toe
09/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE QUOTES|$400|easy|A golfer of some repute, on whether his rep as a neat freak is deserved: 'I make the bed in my hotel rooms'|Tiger Woods
19/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE BO-'D'|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows an anatomical diagram on the monitor.)  From the Latin for 12, because it's 12 finger-widths long, this small intestine section extends from the stomach to the jejunum|the duodenum
15/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PIG-POURRI|$600|medium|'70s show with a 'Pigs in Space' segment that featured Capt. Link Hogthrob of the spaceship Swinetrek|The Muppet Show
18/03/2011|Jeopardy!|BAD FORTUNE COOKIES|$600|medium|Just like Hurley on this ABC drama, your lucky numbers are 4, 8, 15, 16, 23 & 42... but what kind of luck?|Lost
22/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH LIT|$200|easy|After he toiled on his first work, 'Cromwell', friends told this 'Comedie Humane' man to give up literature|Honore de Balzac
30/05/2005|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE FIRED!|$2200|hard|In 1978 Handy Dan Hardware axed Arthur Blank-- but he did okay, co-founding this chain in Atlanta|Home Depot
18/11/2008|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$600|medium|Thyme, crime, dime, grime, lime, mime, slime|things that rhyme
20/01/2010|Jeopardy!|HR|$1000|hard|Hertzsprung-Russell, or HR, diagrams are used in, & named for 2 men in, this scientific field|astronomy
04/07/2000|Jeopardy!|MUSIC OF THE '90s|$400|easy|This old Elvis tune resurrected by UB40 in 1993 begins, 'Wise men say, only fools rush in'|I Can't Help Falling In Love With You
08/01/2004|Jeopardy!|LET'S GO TO GRACELAND|$600|medium|(Cheryl)  In 1956 Elvis earned 8 gold records, including one for this hit, based on the Civil War favorite 'Aura Lee'|Love Me Tender
03/02/2011|Jeopardy!|UNUSUAL COUNTRY MUSIC LYRICS|$800|hard|I don't like beer / I like my drinks pretty / Like this vodka, cointreau, cranberry juice & lime juice one / On 'Sex & the City'|a cosmopolitan
01/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|YOU JANE|$1600|hard|...who directed the movie 'The Piano' & won an Oscar for writing the screenplay|Jane Campion
04/10/2000|Jeopardy!|MEASURING UP|$400|easy|Of 6 miles, 16 miles or 60 miles, the one closest to the length in miles of a 10-kilometer run|6 miles
26/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PLAY BOY|$400|easy|'Sweet Bird of Youth' & 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof'|(Tennessee) Williams
11/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1000|hard|'The 42nd Parallel' is the first novel in this John Dos Passos trilogy|USA
11/06/1999|Jeopardy!|NAME THE DECADE|$400|easy|Good heavens!  Astronomer Clyde Tombaugh discovers Pluto|1930s
07/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FLIGHTLESS BIRDS|$2000|hard|Now endangered, New Zealand's kakapo is the only flightless & nocturnal species of this bird in the family Psittacidae|the parrot
20/04/1998|Jeopardy!|WILD GOOSE CHASES|$300|easy|Some think the Bimini Road is evidence of this Lost Continent|Atlantis
13/05/1998|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$500|medium|A disease that breaks out in the Netherlands' seat of government|Hague plague
23/04/2003|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY ADDRESSES|$200|easy|4079 Albany Post Road, Hyde Park, New York|Franklin D. Roosevelt
10/09/2007|Jeopardy!|THE TALES OF DUSTIN HOFFMAN|$800|hard|'Frankly, you're beginning to smell and for a stud in New York, that's a handicap', says Dustin in this 1969 film|Midnight Cowboy
01/10/1999|Jeopardy!|LITTLE ROCK|$200|easy|In 1979, at age 32, he moved into the governor's mansion in Little Rock|Bill Clinton
14/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$800|hard|His lyre playing was so moving it brought the ghosts of Hades to tears|Orpheus
07/04/2008|Jeopardy!|TO RICHES|$800|hard|The German stamp issued on the 50th anniversary of this composer's death depicted his opera 'Salome'|Richard Strauss
10/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THE WEATHER CHANNEL|$400|easy|Each second about 100 of these natural electrical discharges occur somewhere on Earth|lightning strikes
10/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MISHEARD LYRICS|$400|easy|Their 'Every Breath You Take' went, 'How my poor heart aches', not 'I'm a pool hall ace'|The Police
19/07/2001|Final Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|None|None|The Prague tombstone of this German-language writer who died in 1924 is inscribed in Hebrew|Franz Kafka
16/09/1998|Jeopardy!|SNL ALUMNI|$400|easy|This comic seen here recently hit the streets in 'Lethal Weapon 4'|Chris Rock
29/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HELLO, ETHAN|$2000|hard|'The Drunken Driver Has the Right of Way' is a book of poems by this man who produced 'Miller's Crossing'|Ethan Coen
24/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WAR STORIES|$2000|hard|'The Bridges at Toko-Ri', 'The Ikon'|Korean War
24/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'S'MORGASBORD|$1200|hard|There's a pineapple type of this herb whose name also means wise|sage
15/03/2000|Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$400|easy|Benozzo Gozzoli's fame rests on a set of frescoes in the Medici Palace in this city|Florence
14/11/1994|Jeopardy!|MOVIE THRILLERS|$200|easy|Joe Eszterhas received a record $3 million for his script of this 1992 Michael Douglas-Sharon Stone film|Basic Instinct
09/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SCOTLAND|$1200|hard|In March 1328, in the Treaty of Northampton, the English finally recognized him as King of the Scots|Robert the Bruce
23/11/2010|Jeopardy!|BOOK OPPOSITES|$800|hard|1988: 'The Godly Prose'|The Satanic Verses
29/10/2001|Jeopardy!|'TIC' TALK|$100|easy|This kind of person doesn't deny that God exists, he just believes it's impossible to know|agnostic
22/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|RED THINGS|$1600|hard|He was the father of Leif Eriksson|Erik the Red
26/11/2002|Jeopardy!|I THEE WED|$800|hard|Must be something in the haggis...Skibo Castle was also where this 'Kiss the Girls' star wed Dario Franchitti|Ashley Judd
06/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BANG THE DRUM|$2000|hard|This drum used for military marching shares its name with a device to catch animals|snare drum
22/02/2005|Jeopardy!|THEY COME IN SEVENS|$1000|hard|In 'As You Like It' the speech that starts off 'All the world's a stage' deals with these 7 periods|the Seven Ages of Man
29/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HEIRS|$1000|hard|Later an emperor himself, Octavian was adpoted by this leader as his heir|Julius Caesar
19/07/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT 4|$1000|hard|The tetragrammaton JHVH, the Hebrew name for God, gives us this word|Jehovah
02/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE AN ANIMAL!|$2000|hard|Don't complain about this forest-dwelling bird seen here|a grouse
12/12/2008|Jeopardy!|GREECE IS THE WORD|$800|hard|This Greek island, once home to a 105-foot statue of Helios, lies 12 miles off the coast of Turkey|Rhodes
05/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE ZOO|$1200|hard|Let's go look at the lorikeets in this structure, from the Latin for 'bird'|aviary
25/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|EMMY HISTORY|$1600|hard|Hug it out!  In 2006 Jeremy Piven won Best Supporting Actor for this HBO comedy|Entourage
22/04/2005|Jeopardy!|TAKE 'FIVE'|$1000|hard|Conan Doyle penned this Sherlock Holmes story in 1891|The Five Orange Pips
13/01/2010|Jeopardy!|DUMB DOWN THE CLICHE|$200|easy|Retrieve a hare hidden within your beret|pull a rabbit out of your hat
28/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR|$800|hard|On September 23, 1779 he & his men successfully attacked a British convoy off Flamborough Head in the North Sea|John Paul Jones
23/05/2008|Jeopardy!|THE PAPARAZZI LOVE...|$800|hard|This star on the pregnancy watch list who's very fond of her partner who produced her film 'A Mighty Heart'|Angelina Jolie
26/10/2010|Jeopardy!|'TION' THE NONBELIEVERS|$600|medium|A sudden violent discharge from Vesuvius|an eruption
27/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS|$400|easy|Of particular interest to the NRA is the amendment that allows us 'to keep & bear' these|arms
09/04/1991|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$200|easy|Prior to par, this term was used for the score golfers should make, and was preceded by “Colonel”|Bogie
06/10/2004|Jeopardy!|THE CHURCH LADY|$400|easy|The Gnostic Gospels depict this woman as a companion of Jesus & a leader of his disciples|Mary Magdalene
26/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|STRAIT-EN UP|$200|easy|Spanning the Akashi Strait, the world's longest suspension bridge links this country's Honshu & Shikoku Islands|Japan
01/02/2007|Jeopardy!|NATURE STUDY|$400|easy|A supercolony of these insects, Formica yessensis, was found to have more than 1 million queens|ants
03/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$200|easy|A new ballet about this puppet who yearns to be a boy had it's U.S. premiere in Atlanta in 2000|Pinocchio
04/03/1998|Jeopardy!|SHIPS|$400|easy|The British sent over 60 vessels against this German battleship before it sank on May 27, 1941|Bismarck
13/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PULITZER PRIZE WINNERS|$2000|hard|1940 for drama: This playwright's 'The Time of Your Life'|William Saroyan
21/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE SON ALSO RISES|$1000|hard|The devil you say! He inherited the title 'Duke of Normandy' from his dad Robert the Devil in 1035|William the Conqueror
19/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CITIES|$1600|hard|This capital's stadium was rebuilt of white marble for the Olympic Games of 1896|Athens
10/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$800|hard|Among the parks in this Costa Rican capital are Morazan Park, Bolivar Park & John. F. Kennedy Park|San Jose
04/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|NOTED AFRICAN AMERICANS|$1200|hard|In 1946 this African American became director of the U.N. Trusteeship division|Dr. Ralph Bunche
19/11/2009|Final Jeopardy!|FILM DIRECTORS|None|None|His work of the 1930s & '40s is so associated with sentimentality that his name is often combined with 'corn'|Frank Capra
19/09/2000|Jeopardy!|STRINGED INSTRUMENTS|$500|medium|This instrument played by Manolis Hiotis is Greek to me (& everyone else, too)|Bouzouki
12/09/2002|Jeopardy!|ODYSSEY|$600|medium|In order to blind Polyphemus, Odysseus had to put out this many eyes|1
19/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SPACED OUT|$1200|hard|Part-time astronomer Christopher Wren made a model of this with surface relief & gave it to Charles II|the Moon
27/04/1987|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$300|easy|Guiness says on a calm night in 1966 one of these became largest object ever stolen by one man|a freighter (ship)
01/12/1989|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL ANTHEMS|$400|easy|Smetana's 'The Moldau' resembles the music of 'Hatikva', this country's anthem|Israel
16/03/1990|Jeopardy!|THE FAR EAST|$100|easy|In 1978 Chiang Kai-shek's son, Chiang Ching-kuo, was elected president of this island nation|Taiwan (Republic of China)
10/04/2007|Jeopardy!|THE 3rd CENTURY B.C.|$200|easy|Arcesilaus founds the 'Second Academy' of this city|Athens
15/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ONLINE SHOPPING|$1600|hard|Club O is the frequent buyers program of this online closeout retailer founded by Dr. Patrick Byrne|Overstock.com
16/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|V.P.s BY MIDDLE NAME|$600|medium|Horatio|Hubert Humphrey
01/04/2011|Jeopardy!|VWLLSS MMMLS|$200|easy|It's banded: RMDLL|an armadillo
15/07/2010|Jeopardy!|JONAH'S DRUTHERS|$600|medium|Like Hosea & Malachi, Jonah is delighted to be considered a 'minor' one of these Biblical speakers|a prophet
14/11/2000|Jeopardy!|LET'S BREAK UP|$400|easy|Looks like he's going to be 'Home Alone' since he & Rachel Miner called it quits|Macaulay Culkin
06/02/1986|Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$400|easy|This rodent's name is German for 'hoarder' since he hoards food in his cheeks|a hamster
14/05/2008|Jeopardy!|BREWERS, BUCKS & PACKERS|$400|easy|Get your butt in gear & know this anatomical term for a small zippered pouch suspended from a belt|a fanny pack
17/10/1991|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY LYRICS|$100|easy|This “stays mainly in the plain!”|the rain in Spain
23/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL STARS|$1000|hard|Natalie Portman|Israel
12/05/2000|Jeopardy!|ATALANTA|$100|easy|Atalanta was the daughter of Iasus, king of Arcadia, on this peninsula that was also home to Sparta|Peloponnesus
29/09/2000|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$100|easy|When Benny Goodman was doing his swinging, it was usually with this woodwind in his mouth|Clarinet
08/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL TALK|$1200|hard|A 'strict' one of these 15-letter words tends to interpret the Constitution literally|a constructionist
23/05/1994|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|This twin city of Urbana, Illinois was once called West Urbana|Champaign
19/06/2009|Jeopardy!|COMMON COMPUTER ABBREV.|$800|hard|It's a measure of speed: BPS|bytes per second
15/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ROYAL BRITANNIA|$2000|hard|This king's marriage to the woman seen here united the houses of York & Lancaster|Henry VII
05/04/2011|Jeopardy!|WHO SANG IT?|$600|medium|'Bad Blood' & 'Laughter In The Rain'|Neil Sedaka
18/09/2001|Final Jeopardy!|THE STOCK EXCHANGE|None|None|With over 20,000 stores worldwide, it began trading on the NYSE in July 2000 under the symbol SE|7-Eleven
12/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LEAVE 'EM LAUGHING|$400|easy|It's commonly known as laughing gas|nitrous oxide
24/12/1996|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$400|easy|From the Latin for 'golden', it's another name for the pupa or cocoon of a butterfly|Chrysalis
12/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TALKIN' BASEBALL|$200|easy|When a player 'hits for the cycle', it means he hits a single, a double, a triple & this all in the same game|Home run
29/04/2005|Jeopardy!|TV THEME SONGS|$600|medium|'Mister, we could use a man like Herbert Hoover again'|All in the Family
03/07/2008|Jeopardy!|THE LAW|$800|hard|'Turning' this type of 'evidence' means giving testimony to implicate accomplices|turning state's evidence
26/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HIGH ROLLERS|$1200|hard|In 2006 it was reported that this former Portuguese colony had passed Las Vegas in gambling receipts|Macao
20/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OH 'HOLY' NIGHT|$400|easy|Parsifal sought it|the Holy Grail
09/03/2001|Jeopardy!|THE RULES OF THE GAMES|$100|easy|It's a perfect score in a gymnastics event|10
19/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE PIPE ORGAN|$400|easy|A common expression refers to 'pulling out all' of these knobs, seen here|the stops
01/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE THERE'S A VILLE|$800|hard|This city's Casa Lonja has a vast archive on the Spanish empire in the Americas|Seville
05/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY E-MAIL ADDRESSES|$400|easy|hogwarts_ headmaster@ harrypotter.edu|Dumbledore
30/09/2009|Jeopardy!|THE ONION|$1000|hard|Last name of John D. & Catherine T., whose 'Foundation Goes On Wild Endowment Binge'|MacArthur
17/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ONLY MONEY|$2000|hard|While serving in this post, Montgomery Blair helped introduce money orders|Postmaster General
16/10/1986|Jeopardy!|'60s SONGS|$400|easy|The three 'words' Manfred Mann sang right after 'Do wah diddy diddy'|dum diddy do
10/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE EAST|$800|hard|In 1971 this federation of 6 states gained its independence; Ras al Khaymah made it 7 states in 1972|the United Arab Emirates
28/02/1990|Jeopardy!|THE SPORT PLAYED|$100|easy|Isiah Thomas, Patrick Ewing & Manute Bol|Basketball
14/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TV TITLE PAIRS|$800|hard|Redd Foxx & Demond Wilson|Sanford and Son
29/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PORT-POURRI|$2000|hard|In 1641 the Dutch chased the Portuguese out of this Malaysian port that gave its name to a cane|Malacca
18/11/1993|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$400|easy|Cilla redecorated her entire house in this shade of purple|Lilac (Cilla)
19/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$800|hard|Unlike most European languages, Bulgarian doesn't use the Roman alphabet, but uses this one|Cyrillic
03/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PEOP'L'|$4600|hard|Richard Nixon's running mate in 1960, this Republican lost his Senate seat 8 years earlier to John F. Kennedy|Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
28/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|INCLUDES A PAPAL NAME|$800|hard|'Oh Yes I Am' this, just like in the title of a 1983 Billy Joel album & song|an innocent man
04/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AM I HUNGRY ENOUGH TO EAT THAT?|$2000|hard|Hawaiians have made a staple out of this chopped fish dish made with seaweed & kukui relish|poke
12/07/2004|Jeopardy!|STATE FACTS|$1000|hard|Including Fairfield & litchfield, this state has only 8 counties|Connecticut
13/10/2011|Jeopardy!|YOU SEE 'EM AT THE MUSEUM|$600|medium|Manet's 'Before the Mirror' & Monet's 'Palazzo Ducale' are in this unique NYC circular building|the Guggenheim
30/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CANADIAN CAVALCADE|$1000|hard|With 6, it's the province with the greatest number of area codes|Ontario
03/09/2002|Jeopardy!|BEAUTY TIPS|$400|easy|Doing this 100 times before going to bed (like Marcia Brady did) can cause damage|brushing your hair
16/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|X-RATED|$1200|hard|Gore Vidal removed his name from a salacious 1979 film with Malcolm McDowell as this crazed emperor|Caligula
06/03/1998|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HODGEPODGE|$400|easy|'(Hi, I'm Brook Lee, Miss U.S.A.)  I represented Hawaii in the Miss U.S.A. Pageant, so I know that this king appears on Hawaii''s state seal'|King Kamehameha
26/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE ANIMAL KINGDOM|$800|hard|The 'colossal' type of this creature is the largest invertebrate & has the largest eyes of any animal|a squid
20/09/2001|Jeopardy!|WE ARE THE WORLD|$100|easy|In 2001 this San Diego aquatic attraction was home to a rare sight, chambered nautilus eggs hatching|Sea World
13/09/1999|Jeopardy!|CITY TELEVISION|$200|easy|Before starring as Greg on 'Dharma & Greg', Thomas Gibson played Dr. Daniel Nyland on this medical series|Chicago Hope
17/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THIS MEANS WAR|$2000|hard|The second of these wars between ancient Rome & Carthage is also known as the Hannibalic war|the Punic Wars
10/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE U.S.A.|$600|medium|This California city hosts America's oldest continuously running jazz festival|Monterey
19/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|'Love goes toward love as school-boys from their books', says this young man to Juliet|Romeo
14/06/2007|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL BLOGS.|$800|hard|1945: I'm just a colonel. 1946: Stand back, Buenos Aires! Call me Mr. President!|Juan Peron
26/04/1999|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$400|easy|The whelk, a carnivorous marine gastropod, has a shell of this shape|Spiral
04/01/2011|Jeopardy!|MARXISMS|$400|easy|His mom said, 'If Karl, instead of writing a lot about' Das This, 'made a lot of' this, 'it would have been much better'|Kapital
18/03/2004|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS & FIRST LADIES|$600|medium|The 13th & 14th Amendments were ratified during his term|(Andrew) Johnson
16/03/2006|Jeopardy!|COMEDY OF ERRORS|$400|easy|Nicolas Cage & Holly Hunter perform a type of redistribution of baby wealth in this 1987 comedy|Raising Arizona
29/04/1998|Jeopardy!|THE UMPIRE STRIKES BACK|$400|easy|Umpires did this exactly 91 times to feisty manager Earl Weaver in his career|throw him out of the game
03/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ANDREW JACKSON|$1600|hard|In 1883 Harvard gave Jackson an honorary degree while this alumnus & presidential opponent fumed|John Quincy Adams
08/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LISTED IN THE WORLD ALMANAC|$2000|hard|Gerry Adams, born in Belfast, is listed as a leader of this political organization, 'We Ourselves'|Sinn Féin
23/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|QUASI-RELATED PAIRS|$1600|hard|Philosopher Francis & jeweled Faberge creations|bacon and eggs
21/02/2007|Jeopardy!|WHAM-O|$400|easy|Wham-O owners heard about Australian kids using a bamboo ring for exercise; it became this 1958 fad|a Hula hoop
24/09/2008|Jeopardy!|HUMOROUS MEDICAL SLANG|$400|easy|A 'Jack Bauer' is a doc who is still up & working after this many hours|24
07/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CHAMPIONS OF TOURNAMENTS|$200|easy|In 1978 the first champion of this tournament in the Flushing Meadows era was crowned|U.S. Open (tennis)
23/06/1987|Final Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|None|None|Elvis Presley record which held Billboard #1 singles position for 11 weeks, longest in rock era|Hound Dog'/'Don't Be Cruel
24/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$600|medium|Characters in this Hemingway novel include Jake Barnes, Lady Brett Ashley & Pedro Romero, a bullfighter|The Sun Also Rises
13/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MEATY WORDS|$1200|hard|A slang term for a type of car accident, or music's Mr. Burnett|T-bone
05/04/2006|Jeopardy!|GOOD GOLLY MALAWI!|$800|hard|Malawi gained its independence in 1964, during this highly independent month|July
29/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MAKEUP|$400|easy|French for 'red', L'Oreal makes a 'Virtuale' version of it|rouge
30/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|GUITARIST'S LINGO|$1600|hard|At the end of a show, it's cool to lean your guitar on your amp & let it deafen the crowd with this noise|feedback
04/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|JUNG AT HEART|$2500|hard|Jung wrote about a 'collective' this shared universally by all humans|unconscious
27/04/1998|Jeopardy!|ALEXANDER THE GREAT|$100|easy|He's pictured on the $10 bill|Alexander Hamilton
03/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE LATIN|$2000|hard|Ovid used this Latin plural meaning 'transformations' for a title|metamorphoses
28/09/2011|Jeopardy!|IF THEY MARRIED|$600|medium|Mike Tyson's first wife marries Chicago Cub great Ernie & begins a life of crime as...|Robin Banks
08/11/2005|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED CABINET DEPARTMENTS|$800|hard|AUDIT ONCE|Education
07/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|Lake Avernus in Campania in this country was believed by the ancients to be the entrance to Hades|Italy
30/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TIME IS ON YOUR SIDE|$2800|hard|Shakespeare coined this 'culinary' term for a time of youthful exuberance|salad days
31/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE JOY OF 6-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew bangs on his bongos.)  Bongos are generally tuned this 8-toned diatonic interval apart|an octave
16/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|INTERIOR DESIGN|$800|hard|Type of chair seen here named for its 20th C. designer:|Eames Chair
13/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OLD HAMPSHIRE|$400|easy|When forces of this empire invaded Britain in 43 A.D., one of the areas they conquered was Hampshire|the Roman Empire
22/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ON A POSITIVE NOTE|$1200|hard|Direction that also means to restore a capsized boat to its normal position|right
27/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'T' TIME|$400|easy|Scrabble playing pieces are called 'letter' ones|tiles
19/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MI CASA ES SU CASA|$800|hard|From 1939 until his death in 1975 (yes, he's still dead) he lived in the palace of El Pardo just NW of Madrid|Francisco Franco
28/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$800|hard|'Working Days' is a compilation of the journals he kept while writing 'The Grapes of Wrath'|John Steinbeck
01/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'OU' 5-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|Completes the expression 'In for a penny, in for a...'|pound
03/05/2005|Jeopardy!|THE 'METH'OD|$400|easy|Rice paddies release this greenhouse gas|methane
16/11/1992|Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$300|easy|While gathering flowers, Persephone was abducted by this underworld god & became his queen|Hades
05/11/2010|Jeopardy!|THE ACTOR DIRECTS|$200|easy|'Lions for lambs',  'The Horse Whisperer'|Robert Redford
20/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION DESIGNERS|$2000|hard|With a show at the Capitole Museum in 1991 Rome honored this 'Sheik' designer's 30th year in fashion|Valentino
13/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE JOY OF SIX|$1000|hard|In '77 this Lou Gramm-led group was hot when they hit No. 6 with 'Cold As Ice'|Foreigner
11/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FILM NARRATORS|$800|hard|1987's 'Radio Days'|Woody Allen
06/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'G' MEN|$1200|hard|In 1882 a religious fanatic named Charles Guiteau was hanged for the murder of this man|James Garfield
07/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$800|hard|To gaze at the obverse side|observe (obverse)
21/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$400|easy|The OED says the origin of 'quaff' is unknown, but it's probably this kind of word imitative of sound|an onomatopoeia
09/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTS & DESIGNERS|$1600|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew on the set of 'Hairspray')  'Hairspray' boasts sets by architect David Rockwell, who designed this L.A. theatre, the new home of the Oscars|Kodak Theatre
08/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY MOVIE TITLES|$200|easy|This 1990 film is one of the few kids' pictures about sewer-dwelling reptiles|Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
18/11/1988|Jeopardy!|PATRON SAINTS|$300|easy|Gospel writer who is the patron saint of Venice, his winged lion is the city's symbol|St. Mark
14/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWER POWER|$3400|hard|This flower that Shakespeare wrote about several times was also the name of a theatre he once worked at|a rose
28/09/2009|Jeopardy!|THE MOON HITS|$400|easy|Cat Stevens was 'being followed' by one of these in a Top 40 hit from 1971|Moonshadow
17/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BULGARIA|$1600|hard|Tourists flock to this sea that, unfortunately, also has a lot of pollution from industry|the Black Sea
06/05/2011|Jeopardy!|WHO'S YOUR MAMA?|$1000|hard|Isabella Rossellini|Ingrid Bergman
09/10/2008|Jeopardy!|NAME THE AUTOMAKER|$200|easy|The Seville|Cadillac
12/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE ALL WET!|$400|easy|The Mexican ports of Guaymas & La Paz lie on the shores of this gulf|Gulf of California
25/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'AE'|$1200|hard|An aggressive form of karate, this Korean martial art uses punches, chops & flashy kicks|tae kwon do
15/03/2000|Jeopardy!|THE STATE I'M IN|$500|medium|Rome, Dublin, Athens|Georgia
06/04/2011|Jeopardy!|CHEESY INTERNATIONAL PICKUP LINES|$400|easy|Oui baby, let's hit this landmark that opened on March 31, 1889 to celebrate the centenary of the French Revolution|the Eiffel Tower
11/11/1985|Jeopardy!|FEMININE FIRSTS|$300|easy|In 1901, Annie Edson Taylor became the 1st person to do this at Niagara Falls|go over Niagara Falls in a barrel
01/11/2004|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|On Feb. 15, 1901 Carry Nation wrecked one of these establishments with a hatchet|a bar (or a saloon)
26/11/2002|Jeopardy!|THE BIG DAY|$200|easy|This Neb. city's Henry Doorly Zoo has the largest glazed geodesic dome, housing the world's largest indoor desert|Omaha
08/05/2002|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARIES|$200|easy|This future secretary of the treasury commanded a battalion under Lafayette at Yorktown|Hamilton
28/06/1993|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$200|easy|This lunch staple is named for the earldom of inveterate gambler John Montagu|a sandwich
04/02/2000|Final Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '80s|None|None|The one-word title of this 1985 film refers to Samuel Lapp, a Penn. farm boy who makes his first visit to a city|Witness
06/11/2009|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$200|easy|On Feb. 1, 2009 an estimated 98.7 million Americans tuned in to watch this sports event|the Super Bowl
20/05/2009|Jeopardy!|THE SPECIAL OLYMPICS|$200|easy|The 2009 Special Olympics World Winter Games were held in this capital of Idaho|Boise
15/04/2005|Jeopardy!|'R' TOWN|$600|medium|Give me this state capital where the 'Give me liberty or give me death' speech was delivered|Richmond, Virginia
13/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OLD WEST DESPERADOES|$400|easy|At the time of his murder in April 1882, he was living in St. Joseph, Missouri, using the name Thomas Howard|Jesse James
04/05/2000|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY QUOTES|$200|easy|A Communist, 1938: 'Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun'|Mao Tse-tung
14/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'Mc' MOVIE STARS|$200|easy|In 1968 this rugged actor had a hit at the box office playing a San Francisco cop named Bullitt|Steve McQueen
06/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LOANWORDS|$200|easy|This word for a small charcoal grill is from the Japanese|Hibachi
09/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|YOU: THE OWNER'S MANUAL|$800|hard|(Dr. Oz shows an animation of a throbbing artery in the brain on the monitor.)  The brain is a beautiful place, but triggered by dilation of arteries in the brain, these extremely painful events are sometimes accompanied by nausea|migraines
13/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|KIDDY LIT|$200|easy|In an Aesop tale, the shepherd boy used to cry this to see the villagers come a-runnin'|Wolf!
18/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIGGEST SCHMOOZER|$400|easy|You're an insurance agent for this company?  How exciting!  'You're in good hands'|Allstate
22/06/2007|Jeopardy!|A LOVER OF LATIN|$1000|hard|This two-word phrase, Latin for 'good faith', means 'authentic' in English|bona fide
22/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMA|$200|easy|In this Tennessee Williams play, Big Daddy returns to his cotton plantation unaware that he's dying of cancer|Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
18/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE 17TH CENTURY|$1000|hard|In 1673 this pair explored the Mississippi River all the way to the mouth of the Arkansas|Marquette & Joliet
18/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GRAMPA & GRAMMYS|$400|easy|Grampa stopped watching the show when this group of 'long-haired freaks' won for 1964 Pop Vocal Group|Beatles
12/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ITALIAN ART|$200|easy|Andrea del Sarto's 1527 version of this Biblical banquet is similar to that of Leonardo, a man he admired|The Last Supper
11/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE COLOR PURPLE|$2000|hard|This purple flower is the state flower of Colorado|the columbine
18/02/2009|Jeopardy!|CAN'T GET ENOUGH OPERA|$1000|hard|Critics were carried away when Dwayne Croft played Nick Carraway in the 1999 opera based on this novel|The Great Gatsby
03/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT MOVIE|$1600|hard|1984: 'There are simply too many notes'|Amadeus
24/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMERS|$1200|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew points to an astronomical diagram on the monitor.)  In the 200s B.C. Eratosthenes calculated Earth's girth using the difference in the angle of the Sun's rays between Aswan & this Egyptian city|Alexandria
09/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'HAWK' EYES|$1200|hard|This aircraft carrier named for a North Carolina site has been nicknamed 'Battle Cat'|the Kitty Hawk
28/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S GENETIC|$1600|hard|The enzyme reverse transcriptase is vital to this 'backward' group of organisms including HIV|a retrovirus
05/02/2001|Jeopardy!|HISTORY FROM HOLLYWOOD|$200|easy|1927's 'Wings' features great dogfight scenes set in this war|World War I
06/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A SCIENTIFIC FACT|$2000|hard|Humans can drink sea water once it has been desalinated, meaning this has been removed|salt
11/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FIX THE SIMILE|$800|hard|Call as a cree|tall as a tree
07/12/2009|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CITIES|$600|medium|The World Health Organization is headquartered in this Swiss city|Geneva
09/09/1999|Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$500|medium|The name of this capital of Argentina means 'fair winds' or 'good air'|Buenos Aires
17/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BACK IN 1906|$1600|hard|In 1906 there were 90 of these; nearly two-thirds of them were Republican|senators
11/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$400|easy|There's trouble in River City when professor Harold Hill comes a-calling in this musical|The Music Man
20/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THE '70s|$600|medium|This company's 1973 Gremlin had a Levi's trim package option featuring nylon 'blue jeans' seat covers|AMC (American Motors)
09/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS IN CHILDREN'S BOOKS|$1600|hard|Rikki-Tikki-Tavi: This creature that saves his family|a mongoose
27/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|I AM A ROCK|$1000|hard|The Rock of Gibraltar is a huge block of this rock made of calcite, a mineral form of calcium carbonate|limestone
30/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THOSE DARN EQUESTRIANS|$400|easy|This equestrian event has 2 4-player teams with long-handled mallets (not many horses in the water version)|polo
06/10/2008|Jeopardy!|MOST POPULAR BABY NAMES OF 2007|$400|easy|Boys' No. 2: Collins, Kidd, 'Row The Boat Ashore'|Michael
26/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$400|easy|Poseidon helped this city build the walls it took a wooden horse to breach|Troy
26/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BEARING WORDS|$400|easy|If you're oviferous, you bear these; hopefully not all in one basket|eggs
02/03/1999|Jeopardy!|SING IT, SISTER|$500|medium|She took the name of her band 'Nine Stories' from a J.D. Salinger work|Lisa Loeb
27/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HOW GREAT THOU ART|$2000|hard|This 'mama's boy' answered the art critics in his 1890 book 'The Gentle Art of Making Enemies'|Whistler
28/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'STAN' IN THE PLACE WHERE YOU LIVE|$2000|hard|You'll find Uchkuduck & the Ustyurt Plateau in this country|Uzbekistan
09/03/2005|Jeopardy!|GOD SAVE THE BRITISH KING OR QUEEN|$400|easy|It has been reported that he was once seen having a conversation with an oak tree|George III
10/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|POETS' RHYME TIME|$200|easy|Sylvia's tub times|Plath's baths
03/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HANGIN' WITH MY GNOMIES|$800|hard|Most know him as the neater half of TV's 'Odd Couple'; he was the Gnome King in 1987's 'The Gnomes' Great Adventure'|Tony Randall
17/06/1997|Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$500|medium|Great Britain's 2 longest rivers are the Severn & this one|Thames
21/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN FILMS|$800|hard|Clint Eastwood's 'Unforgiven' is partly dedicated to this man who directed Clint in 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly'|Sergio Leone
03/02/2004|Jeopardy!|SUITS ME JUST FINE|$600|medium|Kasper Gutman tells him, 'By gad, sir, you're a character'|Sam Spade
13/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THAT'S SOME NERVE|$1000|hard|The radial nerve, which travels down the arm, controls movement of this large 3-headed muscle|the tricep(s)
06/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PUDDING|$600|medium|For lactose-intolerant pudding lovers, there's Trembleque, made with this 'milk' from a tree|Coconut milk
31/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$1600|hard|He cooked up 'In the Night Kitchen' (6)|Maurice Sendak
07/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SPY VS. SPY|$1600|hard|In exchange for Russian spy Rudolf Abel, this U.S. pilot was released by the Soviets in 1962|(Francis Gary) Powers
29/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MR. BILL PLAYS THE BARD|$1600|hard|'Are you sure we can't settle this some other way?' 'Come on, Mr. Bill.  Have at it now.' 'Ooh!  The rest is silence!'|Hamlet
11/05/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 'ODD' SQUAD|$600|medium|Doyle or McDowall|Roddy
20/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE CANDIDATE|$800|hard|He gained fame prosecuting racketeers, but lost 2 presidential elections in the 1940s|Thomas E. Dewey
17/03/2005|Jeopardy!|LEGAL LINGO|$400|easy|In California, this type of theft applies to goods worth over $400, or artichokes worth over $100|grand (theft)
12/12/2005|Jeopardy!|THE HISTORY OF FLIGHT|$400|easy|In 1903 Samuel Langley attempted to fly an engine-powered plane launched from a houseboat on this D.C. river|the Potomac River
07/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SHORTENED FIRST NAMES|$1600|hard|Stooge Moe Howard|Moses
11/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN-AMERICAN PLAYWRIGHTS|$1600|hard|James Baldwin loosely based his play 'Blues for Mister Charlie' on the '55 murder of Emmitt Till in this southern state|Mississippi
05/02/1999|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT STATE|$500|medium|Graceland, The Grand Ole Opry, David Crockett State Park|Tennessee
10/10/2005|Jeopardy!|HOW TO INVEST YOUR ALLOWANCE|$400|easy|Buy real estate & name the buildings after yourself, like this host of 'The Apprentice'|Donald Trump
14/07/2000|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS|$200|easy|This French word for 'goodbye' comes from 2 words literally meaning 'To God'|Adieu
20/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|G.B. SHAW PLAYS|$400|easy|John & Ann in 'Man And Superman' were inspired by characters in this composer's 'Don Giovanni'|W.A. Mozart
18/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SYMBOLISM|$1000|hard|Asclepius' staff, a symbol of this profession, has a serpent curled around it|medicine
07/04/2011|Jeopardy!|WATERFALLS|$600|medium|Waihilau Falls in this island's Waimanu Valley has a single drop of almost a half mile|Hawaii
13/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLD MAN|$2000|hard|Seen here is the mummy of this great ruler of 13th-century B.C. Egypt, who reigned until about age 90|Ramses II (or Ramses the Great)
15/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$800|hard|Li Peng, who became China's premier in 1987, was an adopted son of this 1st premier who died in 1976|Zhou Enlai
19/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE IS GOLDEN|$2000|hard|Citrine is a yellow variety of this mineral|quartz
19/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|H2O MUSIC|$800|hard|With 1998's 'Hard to Swallow' this white guy from Miami tried to recapture his gangster rap success|Vanilla Ice
20/03/1998|Jeopardy!|THE SATURDAY EVENING POST|$500|medium|The 6 Earl Derr Biggers novels about this Chinese-American detective were first serialized in the Post|Charlie Chan
02/05/2003|Jeopardy!|THE 'WEST' WING|$800|hard|'Rumble' & 'Maria' are songs from this 1961 movie|West Side Story
06/07/2009|Jeopardy!|DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER|$1000|hard|This state park in Arkansas is the USA's only diamond-producing site open to the public|Crater of Diamonds State Park
24/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR II|$800|hard|This Japanese admiral & Pearl Harbor strategist was shot down by U.S. forces April 18, 1943|Yamamoto
12/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES|$200|easy|Clemson University, named for John C. Calhoun's son-in-law, is a land-grant college in this state|South Carolina
01/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE PLAYING GAMES WITH ME, ALEX|$400|easy|Whist, bridge & euchre are in the family of card games in which you win by capturing rounds called these|tricks
12/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LITTLE RHODY|$600|medium|University Hall at this school served as barracks for troops during the Revolutionary War|Brown
08/09/1998|Jeopardy!|IT'S MILLER TIME|$500|medium|The works of this writer, born in 1891, have been banned numerous times for their sexual content|Henry Miller
21/11/1985|Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$200|easy|When sexually aroused, the carpenter species of this insect will chase jet liners|bees
15/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH BODIES OF WATER|$800|hard|Half a mile long, in the 1840s it inspired an American literary classic|Walden Pond
26/11/2008|Jeopardy!|HOW CAN WE MISS YOU IF YOU NEVER LEAVE?|$200|easy|Pines, firs & spruces stay a certain color all year, as they are this type of tree|an evergreen
04/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|EMMY-WINNING GUEST APPEARANCES|$800|hard|FYI, Colleen Dewhurst won 2 Emmys for playing Candice Bergen's mom on this sitcom|Murphy Brown
21/01/2003|Jeopardy!|FIRST NAME'S THE SAME|$800|hard|Boulle or Salinger|Pierre
11/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SENIOR SENATORS|$400|easy|Politician seen here in 1962, the year he was first elected to the Senate:|Edward (Ted) Kennedy
15/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION|$1200|hard|This Italian craftsman who died in 1960 titled his autobiography 'Shoemaker of Dreams'|Ferragamo
05/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OH, NO!  OPERA!|$1400|hard|The 1981 opera based on this Tolstoy novel begins, & ends, at a Moscow railway station|Anna Karenina
05/02/2010|Jeopardy!|TIME FOR THE 'SAT' AGAIN!|$1000|hard|Adjective for any liquid that has all the solute it can handle|saturated
18/05/2007|Jeopardy!|WORLD TRAVEL|$400|easy|If you go shopping in Palau, you'll want to know the phrase 'Ngteland a cheral?', which means this|How much does this cost?
09/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AIR APPARENT|$2000|hard|1984 news included Indira Gandhi's death, as well as a deadly gas leak at this company's chemical plant in Bhopal|Union Carbide
03/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GIANTS OF SCIENCE|$600|medium|In 1993 he made a 'brief' appearance as himself on an episode of 'Star Trek:  The Next Generation'|Stephen Hawking
17/01/2011|Jeopardy!|CURIOUS|$600|medium|To look into what's none of your business, or to open a paint can|to pry
12/03/2001|Jeopardy!|MONTHS|$200|easy|As relected by its name, it was the seventh month in the Roman calendar|September
31/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS STARS' FIRST NAME IN COMMON|$800|hard|Cowboy Romo & Padre Gwynn|Tony
18/10/2005|Jeopardy!|LET'S GO CRUISING|$600|medium|This Virgin Island with its city of Charlotte Amalie is among the most popular Caribbean ports of call|St. Thomas
04/09/2001|Jeopardy!|WORDS TO THE 'Y's|$300|easy|Collective term for domesticated fowl like turkeys & chickens|poultry
14/07/1997|Jeopardy!|CLAUDIAS|$200|easy|The People Almanac reports this supermodel from Dusseldorf tripped during her runway debut in 1990|Claudia Schiffer
18/11/1993|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$100|easy|The seedless navel is a sweet variety of this|Orange
26/05/1997|Jeopardy!|7-LETTER WORDS|$500|medium|As opposed to nocturnal, it means active during the day|diurnal
27/04/2004|Jeopardy!|BAD BOYS, BAD BOYS|$200|easy|The sordid life of Queen Victoria's grandson the Duke of Clarence led some to believe he was this 1880s killer|Jack the Ripper
13/12/2005|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$800|hard|This prized natural substance is made up of alternating thin plates of calcium carbonate & chochiolin|mother of pearl
06/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES BY CHARACTER|$2000|hard|Lyle, Tector & Pike, who says, 'If they move... kill 'em'|The Wild Bunch
28/03/2011|Jeopardy!|D-DAY|$200|easy|The deepest ground penetration on June 6 was not by Americans or Brits but by this country's forces at Juno beach|Canada
19/06/1998|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN SONG|$200|easy|The Kingston Trio told this “poor boy” to “hang down” his “head and cry”|Tom Dooley
19/02/1998|Jeopardy!|CARD GAMES|$300|easy|This card game is known for its pegboard that's used to keep score|Cribbage
24/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR NIGHT FASHION|$1600|hard|'Boys Don't Cry' star seen here in Versace, in 2001|Hilary Swank
21/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FOR RICHARD|$200|easy|The Beatles we are all familiar with were John, Paul, George & the man born with this name|Richard Starkey (Ringo Starr)
15/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|STOCK SYMBOLS|$1200|hard|Dinner should be delivered in less than 30 minutes from this, DPZ|Domino's Pizza
12/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY SINGERS|$1000|hard|Dwight Yoakam played a despicable dirtbag named Doyle in this Billy Bob Thornton film|Sling Blade
22/09/1999|Jeopardy!|NEPTUNE|$100|easy|Like Saturn, Neptune has a series of these & they're mainly made up of dust particles|Rings
03/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|JERSEY TV|$1600|hard|Steve Buscemi plays Nucky Thompson, the undisputed ruler of Atlantic City in this HBO drama|Boardwalk Empire
21/06/2001|Jeopardy!|GOOD DOG!|$500|medium|When he first sighted the Pacific in 1513, his only companion was his dog, Leoncico|Vasco de Balboa
16/07/2010|Jeopardy!|CONAN THE DOCUMENTARIAN|$1000|hard|This man traveled the world asking about God in 'Religulous'; if he says there is no Crom, I might be very upset...|Bill Maher
09/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ALPHABETIC HOMOPHONES|$800|hard|The first word of 'The Rainbow Connection'|Why (y)
29/06/2005|Jeopardy!|THAT'S WHERE IT'S AT, MAN!|$1000|hard|Thailand to the west, Laos to the north & Vietnam to the east|Cambodia
09/01/1998|Jeopardy!|'INN' & 'OUT'|$200|easy|Guts|Innards
01/04/1991|Double Jeopardy!|SPACE EXPLORATION|$400|easy|On March 23, 1965 Gus Grissom & John Young became the 1st pair to orbit in this new space project|Gemini
17/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'C' TO SHINING 'C'|$1000|hard|'Knots Landing' was set in one|Cul-de-sac
15/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|JUNE SWOON|$800|hard|The Romans named the month for Juno, patron goddess of women & this social rite|Marriage
09/12/1998|Jeopardy!|I SAY A LITTLE PRAYER|$300|easy|Among the 5 pillars of this religion is Salat, ritual prayers said 5 times daily|Islam
24/09/2010|Jeopardy!|WHO SAID IT, SHAKESPEARE?|$600|medium|'Here's the smell, of the blood still; all the perfumes of Arabia will not sweeten this little hand'|Lady Macbeth
09/06/2006|Jeopardy!|JOLIET|$400|easy|Joliet & Co. found that the Mississippi emptied into this body of water & not into the Pacific as they hoped|Gulf of Mexico
20/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'DIS' IS FOR REAL!|$200|easy|A reduced price for goods|Discount
07/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$1000|hard|This abbey in Gwent County, Wales inspired a famous poem by Wordsworth|Tintern Abbey
21/02/2000|Jeopardy!|SHINING ARMOR|$200|easy|Agrappes were armor fasteners of the hook-&-this type|Eye
13/11/2002|Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICAN PLACE NAMES|$200|easy|This New York island is named for the Indians who sold it to Peter Minuit in 1626|Manhattan
09/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FROM MOVIE TO MUSICAL|$400|easy|This musical based on a 1933 film is currently tapping away on the NYC thoroughfare of the same name|42nd Street
14/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|JASON|$200|easy|Mrs. Voorhees killed camp counselors in this film; her son Jason didn't kill until the sequels|Friday The 13th
01/07/1997|Jeopardy!|2-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|It's the first word of the Golden Rule|Do
26/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S THERE?|$600|medium|Going to No. 1 on the pop charts in 1973 with 'Superstition'|Stevie Wonder
17/02/2003|Jeopardy!|'U' GOTTA BELIEVE ME!|$800|hard|Schubert's Symphony No. 8 in B Minor is considered this, like this cl--|Unfinished
29/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYDAY ITALIAN|$400|easy|After the washing-up of a dinner party, you may need to know 'L'acquiao e' otturato', 'The sink is' this|blocked (or plugged)
12/01/2011|Jeopardy!|WE WHISTLE WHILE YOU WORK|$600|medium|The show's not over, but here's this tune anyway|Taps
26/05/2010|Jeopardy!|CHEW MUST REMEMBER THIS|$600|medium|Bobby Flay says 'The most basic of grilled foods' are these, named for a German port city|hamburgers
09/05/2006|Jeopardy!|STAR TREK, STAR WARS OR LORD OF THE RINGS|$200|easy|A council that takes place at Rivendell is central to its plot|Lord of the Rings
10/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'C' IN SCIENCE|$1200|hard|The one named for Max Planck is 6.6260755 X 10 (to the negative 34) joule-second, symbolized simply h|constant
22/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|'WORLD' CINEMA|$600|medium|This 1992 comedy featuring a Campbell & an Algar won 8 Oscars -- Not!|'Wayne's World'
16/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|A STONY CATEGORY|$2000|hard|Geologists use these 2 Greek-derived terms to describe the 'New Stone Age' & the 'Old Stone Age' time periods|neolithic and paleolithic
15/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS EDUCATORS|$800|hard|This Swiss child psychologist was a professor at the University of Geneva from 1929 until his death in 1980|Jean Piaget
18/06/2009|Jeopardy!|FAST FOOD CHAINS IN OTHER WORDS|$1000|hard|The Tube|Subway
08/05/2007|Jeopardy!|THE THIRD CATEGORY|$1000|hard|With Armstrong & Aldrin, he was the third man along for the journey to the moon in July 1969|(Michael) Collins
07/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CHICKEN SOUP|$1200|hard|There are no water or electric utilities in the town of Chicken in this state, but mail comes by plane twice a week|Alaska
09/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SNAKES & ADDERS|$1600|hard|Grim name of Australian adders of the genus Acanthophis|death adders
05/04/2007|Jeopardy!|GOING EMILY POST-AL|$600|medium|Emily Post recommends 'thirty-nine & holding' as an acceptable answer when asked this rude question|How old are you?
20/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GARDENING|$400|easy|One way to grow big ones of these 'love apples' is to pick a variety that normally grows big, like beefsteak|Tomatoes
17/05/2004|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL EUROPE|$800|hard|In Paris order up a Bloody Mary at this bar, a favorite of Hemingway's, where it was created|Harry's Bar
27/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PLACE NAMES|$200|easy|Dearborn, Mich. was named for Gen. Henry Dearborn & this Maine capital was probably named for his daughter|Augusta
19/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE REAL WORLD|$1200|hard|This pea brain coined the hereditary terms recessive & dominant|Mendel
24/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$200|easy|'Cross & Sword' is an outdoor pageant dramatizing the 1565 founding of this Florida city|St. Augustine
17/09/2009|Jeopardy!|CHINA, BUT NO BEACH|$200|easy|In 1275 Marco Polo visited this city, today China's capital, & praised its beauty|Beijing
11/02/1997|Jeopardy!|LAST PLACE|$500|medium|According to the song, these musicians are the present for the 12th & last day of Christmas|12 Drummers Drumming
28/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MATH|$1600|hard|In the expression 5x, the constant 5 is this, meaning a multiplying factor|numerical coefficient
22/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK GODS|$600|medium|God who's prayed to in the following reading from Homer by Homer Simpson O hear me Lord, blue girdler of the islands...|Poseidon
28/11/2002|Jeopardy!|SAFARI SO GOOD|$200|easy|In 'The Spider Sapphire Mystery' this girl detective goes on safari in Africa|Nancy Drew
13/11/2006|Jeopardy!|PLAYBILL|$200|easy|It's been reigning over Broadway since 1997--long may it roar|The Lion King
23/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND EUROPE|$4000|hard|Hop aboard the train and you can get a close-up peek at this peak|the Matterhorn
08/01/2008|Jeopardy!|FROM SCREEN TO STAGE|$800|hard|'A Wonderful Life' is a charming musical adaption of this director's classic film 'It's A Wonderful Life'|(Frank) Capra
10/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|JEOPA-CONGLOMAREX, INC.|$2000|hard|J-CX would like a suite at Cowboys Stadium built by this NFL owner; that 60-yard-long hi-def scoreboard... wow|Jerry Jones
01/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'CO___ED'|$2000|hard|Formed a clot|coagulated
22/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES' LOWEST POINTS|$1600|hard|For Ukraine: This sea|the Black Sea
07/04/2004|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$1000|hard|April 2, 1990:  Hollywood stars protest this pesticide 'Which Comes in on Medfly Wings and a Sprayer'|malathion
11/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MARMOSET|$400|easy|With marmosets, this is almost twice as long as the body|the tail
30/11/1993|Jeopardy!|CHICAGO|$400|easy|This 'Little Giant' is buried at the base of a 96' tall monument on E. 35th St.|Stephen Douglas
09/01/2003|Jeopardy!|TEACHER'S PET|$800|hard|I misunderstood when Mr. Bane said he had these, so I got him some Claritin; he just meant he kept bees|hives
27/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$400|easy|A lunchtime favorite, it's chicken or turkey, tomato, bacon & lettuce on 3 slices of toast|Club sandwich
14/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S DO A BROADWAY MUSICAL!|$2000|hard|I insist on a flea collar (& lots of Whiskas in my dressing room) when I play Rumpleteazer in this musical|Cats
10/12/2002|Jeopardy!|OF THE NILE|$100|easy|The Nile runs through Cairo & this other national capital city|Khartoum, Sudan
23/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENT SYMBOL SPELLING|$200|easy|Nobelium, selenium|Nose (No Se)
09/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|UNREAL ESTATE|$600|medium|It's the largest palace in Asgard|Valhalla
18/02/1999|Jeopardy!|(5,5)|$200|easy|Savviness, or 'stable'-mindedness|Horse sense
08/06/2006|Jeopardy!|DAVES OF OUR LIVES|$600|medium|In 1988 he won a Pulitzer Prize for his humorous newspaper columns|Dave Barry
17/09/2008|Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$600|medium|A poem says, 'Death, be not' this 'though some have called thee mighty and dreadful, for thou art not so'|proud
08/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$2000|hard|The pons connects the 2 hemispheres of this part of the brain that regulates balance|the cerebellum
09/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|OBSCURE MYTHOLOGY|$200|easy|According to Australian myth, this phenomenon seen in the sky is a giant snake arching its body|Rainbow
26/10/2004|Jeopardy!|ARTS & CRAFTS|$600|medium|This type of picture takes its name from a medieval term for decorations of shrines to the muses|a mosaic
23/01/2012|Jeopardy!|CONSTELLATION TRANSLATION|$200|easy|Twins|Gemini
10/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TENNESSEE WILLIAMS|$1200|hard|Born Thomas, Williams may have first used his nickname in this Tennessee port for a writing contest|Memphis
07/11/1986|Jeopardy!|DAYS IN SONG|$100|easy|According to the Mamas & The Papas, you 'can't trust that day'|Monday
26/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AREAS OF THE U.S.|$1600|hard|'Artistic' name for a colorful area of sandstone formations in northeastern Arizona|the Painted Desert
02/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALLITERATIVE ARTISTS|$400|easy|Spanish superstar surprises some; sample sculpture|Pablo Picasso
23/03/2011|Jeopardy!|WHO OWNS WHAT|$600|medium|P&G for short, it owns Pampers & Pantene shampoo|Procter & Gamble
13/04/1998|Jeopardy!|BOND THEME SONGS|$100|easy|Welshman heard here: (Thunderball)|Tom Jones
03/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|DEM JOINTS|$400|easy|This joint may be replaced because of rheumatoid arthritis or a bad fracture of the upper femur|Hip
06/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FAR AWAY|$400|easy|Go straight south across the Strait of Gibraltar from Europe & you'll be in this N. African country|Morocco
01/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$800|hard|'The Hay Wain' helped this British landscape artist win a gold medal at the Paris Salon of 1824|John Constable
17/01/1991|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|None|None|1 of 2 women who made the Top 10 on Forbes' list of the highest-earning entertainers of 1989-90|Madonna & Oprah Winfrey
07/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TEXTILES|$400|easy|Mummies were wrapped in this fabric for which your house may have a 'closet'|Linen
24/06/2011|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK BRANDS|$600|medium|You're on a 'roll' if you know that Leo Hirschfeld gave this chewy chocolate candy his daughter's nickname|Tootsie Roll
14/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE & PLACES|$1000|hard|Many Belarusians & Ukrainians live in this country bordered on its east by Belarus & Ukraine|Poland
26/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SAY IT AIN'T SO|$1000|hard|It's the 'devilish' denial that's the title of a 1933 Mae West movie|I'm No Angel
15/04/1999|Jeopardy!|THE 1950s|$500|medium|In 1950 the Diners Club card was introduced & this man's 'Dianetics' was published|L. Ron Hubbard
14/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LAKE CITY|$2000|hard|Kampala, Uganda|Lake Victoria
11/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OH, THAT MARIA!|$2000|hard|She's seen here on the right with Mary Martin, who played her on stage in 'The Sound of Music'|Maria von Trapp
17/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GANGSTER RAP|$1600|hard|Escaped Indiana jail with a wooden gun / Was the 1st public enemy No. 1 / Know who didn't play me? / That'd be Warren Beatty|(John) Dillinger
20/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$600|medium|Fluid dynamics is divided into aerodynamics, the study of gases in motion, & this study of liquids in motion|Hydrodynamics
17/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CINEMATIC TITLE PAIRS|$200|easy|1994: '...& Dumber'|Dumb
12/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GEORGIA FACTS|$800|hard|Add 3 words to New York State's nickname & you get this nickname for Georgia|The Empire State of the South
13/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1962 the U.S agreed to give Cuba $53 million in aid for the release of 1,113 prisoners taken in this invasion|Bay of Pigs
19/03/2009|Jeopardy!|A STORIED HISTORY|$1000|hard|People might see a theme in his 'Washington, D.C.', 'Hollywood' & 'Julian', about restoring paganism in Rome|Gore Vidal
16/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$1000|hard|His invention of a weaving loom was delayed by his service in the French Revolution|Joseph Jacquard
13/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TV DRAMAS BY EPISODE|$400|easy|'Waterloo at Southfork'|Dallas
14/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'PIN' ME|$1000|hard|Gilbert & Sullivan's naval vessel|H.M.S. Pinafore
07/12/2006|Jeopardy!|DUOS|$600|medium|'She gave him sex, and he gave her class' was said of the chemistry between this duo, paired in 10 movie musicals|Fred Astaire & Ginger Rogers
15/05/2000|Jeopardy!|KUDZU CUISINE|$400|easy|This purplish part of the kudzu plant can be turned into a jelly|Flower
22/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL HUMOR|$2000|hard|This 'hope'ful president said the job is like running a cemetery: a 'lot of people under you, but nobody's listening'|Bill Clinton
15/06/2001|Jeopardy!|THE OLD WEST|$400|easy|In 1885 this Sioux leader was allowed to leave the reservation to tour with Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show|Sitting Bull
29/09/2004|Jeopardy!|PROVERBIOS EN ESPAÑOL|$200|easy|'El silencio es oro'|silence is golden
28/01/1997|Jeopardy!|FASHION|$400|easy|In 1980 this daughter of a famous artist created a jewelry collection for Tiffany & Co.|Paloma Picasso
16/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'GREAT' MOVIES|$200|easy|This Dickens novel has been filmed several times, most recently in 1998|Great Expectations
24/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'F'|$2000|hard|Smooth move in a bridge game (7)|finesse
29/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LITTLE-USED WORDS|$800|hard|The cholesterol-conscious may order a glair omelet, glair meaning this|egg-white
14/05/2010|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS: THIS IS YOUR WIFE!|$400|easy|Betty Bloomer|Gerald Ford
13/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLD MAN|$800|hard|Still writing music in 2009, composer Elliot Carter was feted at this NYC concert hall on his 100th birthday in December 2008|Carnegie Hall
15/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$1000|hard|Among her many bestsellers are 'Full Circle', 'Wanderlust' & 1995's 'Five Days in Paris'|Danielle Steel
21/09/2001|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY BUSINESS LEADERS|$100|easy|On June 4, 1896 he completed assembly of his first auto, the quadricycle, in Detroit|Henry Ford
08/03/1999|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC MUSICALS|$500|medium|In 1994, at the age of 73, Carol Channing took off on a 30th anniversary tour of this musical|Hello, Dolly!
30/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$400|easy|In September 2002, Jerry Lewis' telethon raised a record $58.3 million for this association|Muscular Dystrophy Association
28/02/2006|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$400|easy|Basie, Dracula, Monte Cristo|Counts
17/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SINGING THE BLUES|$1200|hard|The first & last names of this legendary Chicago Blues guitarist can both be slang for 'man'|Buddy Guy
30/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SLANG|$1200|hard|This slang term for a fool or dolt is also the name of one of Archie's Riverdale friends|Jughead
28/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED BIRDS|$1600|hard|I may gulp when I say its name: LOW LAWS|a swallow
10/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PAINTINGS|$400|easy|It's the English translation of da Vinci's masterpiece 'L'Ultima Cena'|The Last Supper
06/11/2001|Jeopardy!|MYTHMASH|$100|easy|Pasiphae was the mother of this monster, & that's no bull!|the Minotaur
28/02/2005|Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$1000|hard|The name of this brand, introduced in 1959, implies that its elastic waistband holds the pants up without help|Sansabelt
01/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|1988|$500|medium|Size 6B, this pair of movie memorabilia items sold for $165,000 at auction in June 1988|The ruby slippers from The Wizard Of Oz
26/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES IN NATURE|$400|easy|The canvasback, a large variety of this bird, is named for the male's grayish-white back & sides|duck
02/12/2009|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THESE LADIES|$1000|hard|In a letter to Abelard, she not-so-subtly hinted, 'letters from absent friends are welcome'|Héloïse
17/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT FAMOUS MOTHER|$400|easy|Rumer, Scout, Tallulah Belle|Demi Moore
22/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEATLES RHYME TIME|$800|hard|The bassist's long-haired wigs|Paul's falls
10/11/2009|Jeopardy!|TOURING USA|$800|hard|This state's Seashore Trolley Museum near Kennebunkport is one of the world's largest electric railway museums|Maine
16/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT A STATE I'M IN|$1600|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from Peterson Air Force Base.)  My mood is elevated here at Peterson Air Force Base, located at 6,200 feet in this state that has the highest average elevation|Colorado
16/06/2006|Jeopardy!|HUMMINGBIRDS|$1000|hard|This species, which shares its name with a steam organ, is North America's smallest bird at around 2 3/4'' in length|the Calliope hummingbird
24/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$600|medium|In 1860 Erastus Beadle began publishing a series of novels that sold for this price|10 cents
23/04/1990|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$300|easy|Henry Fielding wrote, 'Love and scandal are the best sweeteners of' this beverage|Tea
15/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT|$1200|hard|Mirzapur & Bhagalpur|the Ganges
08/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|JUMP ON THE 'BAND' WAGON|$800|hard|Musical era exemplified by Glenn Miller & Tommy Dorsey's groups|the big band era
18/10/2006|Jeopardy!|OCTOBERFEST|$1000|hard|Instead of Columbus Day, many Latin Americans celebrate their culture in 'Dia de' this|la Raza
20/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$400|easy|Remarkably, it's the name shared by Erich Remarque and Klaus Brandauer|Maria
26/12/2006|Jeopardy!|PHOTOGRAPHERS|$1000|hard|Best known as a writer of children's stories, he was also a fine photographer; Alice Liddell was a subject|Lewis Carroll
05/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE LAST POPE OF THIS NAME|$2000|hard|He wasn't the calendar dude, but when he died in 1846, he was the XVI & last pope with this name|Gregory
29/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$400|easy|This Naval hero helped outfit the Alfred, the first ship bought by the Continental Congress|John Paul Jones
07/12/2007|Jeopardy!|DREW BARRYMORE LOVES MUSIC|$600|medium|(Drew Barrymore gives the clue once more.) The ever-popular 'Evergreen' has lyrics by Paul Williams & music by this singer who introduced it in 'A Star Is Born'|Barbra Streisand
27/10/1999|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL GROUPS|$100|easy|Porpoises don't need diplomas to swim in groups called these (neither do fish)|Schools
14/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE ANTHONY QUINN FILM FESTIVAL|$1600|hard|Kirk Douglas was Vincent Van Gogh & Anthony Quinn played Paul Gauguin in this artsy 1956 big screener|Lust for Life
10/12/1999|Jeopardy!|WWII|$500|medium|This battle of June 1942, soon after the Battle of the Coral Sea, is considered the turning point of the Pacific war|Midway
21/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SPANS|$200|easy|In 1993 Croatian forces destroyed a 400-year-old bridge in this country's city of Mostar|Bosnia
07/07/1997|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$100|easy|In Santeria, which combines Catholicism & African ritual, this apostle once named Simon is called Oggun|Peter
01/02/2011|Jeopardy!|NEWSMAKERS OF 2010|$200|easy|In September 2010 he visited England & spoke in the hall where Thomas More was condemned to death|Benedict
26/07/2010|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S YOUR BEEF?|$600|medium|The left or right side of a military formation|flank
22/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD AUTHORS|$400|easy|'Voyage in the Dark' author Jean Rhys was born in Dominica; her father was from this U.K. country|Wales
29/01/1990|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$300|easy|In 1966 this ex-producer of 'ABC's Wide World of Sports' received the 1st of his more than 40 Emmy nominations|Roone Arledge
13/01/1986|Double Jeopardy!|AUTOMOBILES|$400|easy|You could use a Mustang to round up this discontinued Ford horse|Pinto
18/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WOULD YOU MURRAY ME?|$2000|hard|An '80s Oscar winner, this actor's first name is Fahrid|F. Murray Abraham
13/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN GOVERNMENT|$400|easy|In February 2009 she traveled to Asia in her first trip abroad as Secretary of State|Hillary Clinton
04/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PARTS OF SPEECH|$800|hard|Dictionaries commonly describe 'the' as this type of 'article'|Definite
22/09/1997|Jeopardy!|'ET' AL.|$500|medium|Owners of these pets usually remove the animals' scent glands|Ferrets
06/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$400|easy|Because like an eye, they close at night, the English first called these flowers 'day's eyes'|daisies
03/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GIANTS OF SCIENCE|$400|easy|By then living in the U.S., he was offered the presidency of Israel in 1952|Albert Einstein
12/05/2009|Jeopardy!|WORLD COINS|$1000|hard|In 2006 Canada issued a 25-cent coin depicting a pink ribbon to raise awareness of this disease|breast cancer
29/09/2010|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL CREATURES|$600|medium|It's the only ursine species still found in California|a black bear
28/01/1998|Jeopardy!|CARTOON FEMALES|$300|easy|In 1943 Tex Avery took this fairy tale character & made her 'Red Hot' & not so little|Little Red Riding Hood
17/10/2003|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC ROYALTY|None|None|These two men seen here, allies during World War I, were sometimes mistaken for each other|Czar Nicholas II & King George V
18/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SHADES OF PURPLE|$400|easy|The classic board game Clue features this professor|Professor Plum
31/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTORS|$1200|hard|Anthony Caro is known for placing works on the ground instead of this support, from the Latin for 'foot'|a pedestal
20/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S VISIT BOTSWANA|$1200|hard|The inhabitants of Botswana called the San are also known by this name that could apply to Cheney & Ashcroft|Bushmen
22/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$200|easy|In 1949 he established a new government on Taiwan|Chiang Kai-shek
11/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SPORTS|$800|hard|In March 1995 she hung up her speed skates after setting her personal best in the 1,000-meter race|Blair
19/12/2008|Jeopardy!|REPTILES|$600|medium|These large lizards take their name from the Asian islands where they are found|a Komodo dragon
24/10/2008|Jeopardy!|WHAT THE 'H'?|$200|easy|It's someone held prisoner until certain demands are met|a hostage
05/01/2001|Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$500|medium|Ligaments in the elbow connect the radius & the ulna to this bone|Humerus
27/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A BOOK OF POEMS|$400|easy|This collection had a follow-up, 'The New Spoon River'|Spoon River Anthology
22/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PASS THE SALT|$1600|hard|Bars of salt called amoles were once a basic currency of this country formerly known as Abyssinia|Ethiopia
15/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|From the Latin for 'to speak', this type of performer tries to keep a stiff upper (& lower) lip|a ventriloquist
12/09/2007|Jeopardy!|OLD, ODD & OBSCURE WORDS|$200|easy|There's no 'beating around' this archaic term for a wineshop or tavern|bush
24/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHODUNIT|$2000|hard|Woody Harrelson's character in 'No Country For Old Men'|Javier Bardem
22/04/1999|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$400|easy|Brugge in Flemish, this Belgian city's trade declined with the silting of the Zwyn River in the 1400s|Bruges
17/12/1999|Jeopardy!|BEING PUNCTUAL|$600|medium|It turned the 46th state into the title of a musical|Exclamation point
01/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 2 VOWELS|$400|easy|It can be any refuge, or a small, fertile green region in the desert|an oasis
22/07/2008|Jeopardy!|NEBRASKA, NEW YORK OR NORTH DAKOTA|$800|hard|The largest in area|Nebraska
16/01/2004|Jeopardy!|OUR NATIONAL PASTIME|$600|medium|Dodger manager Walter Alston was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1983; this man, his successor, was inducted in 1997|Tommy Lasorda
17/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$600|medium|This monk who led the Peasants' Crusade is known in French as Pierre l'Ermite|Peter the Hermit
23/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE 2004|$1200|hard|This fitness guru was accused of slapping a 255 lb. man (an actual cage wrestler!) who made fun of his exercise videos|Richard Simmons
10/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$800|hard|This Raymond Chandler private eye was introduced in the 1939 novel 'The Big Sleep'|Philip Marlowe
11/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SEA CREATURES|$1000|hard|The most common species of this commercial fish is red; it doesn't turn orange until it's out of the water|Roughy
10/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE _______|$400|easy|In courtship: On bended ______|knee
23/11/1998|Jeopardy!|THE LONE STAR STATE|$400|easy|The Cactus Jack Festival, held annually in Uvalde, honors this vice president of FDR|John Nance Garner
26/05/1986|Double Jeopardy!|COLORADO|$400|easy|This corner of Colorado meets corners of 3 other states at '4 Corners'|the southwest corner
21/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'FI'|$800|hard|This adjective denotes a certain known number of possibilities|Finite
28/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CHINESE HISTORY|$2000|hard|In 1816 Lord Amherst, British envoy to China, was not received because he wouldn't perform this ritual|kowtow
02/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SAY IT AGAIN|$800|hard|Fleischer's cartoon clown who grew 'out of the inkwell', his name sounds like a chocolate drink|Coco the Clown
11/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LEADING MEN|$800|hard|He plays Inman, who struggles to get home to Cold Mountain|Jude Law
23/05/2011|Jeopardy!|THEIR GREATEST HITS|$600|medium|'September' & 'Shining Star'|Earth, Wind & Fire
20/02/1991|Jeopardy!|DEM'  BUGS|$200|easy|Among bees, workers do all the work while their sole function is to mate with the queen|Drones
17/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE SPORTING NEWS|$2000|hard|Similar to 10-pin bowling is this 'avian' variety using shorter & squatter pins|duckpin bowling
22/03/2001|Jeopardy!|'C' IN GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|A statewide law that went into effect Jan. 1, 1998 banned smoking cigarettes in bars & restaurants in this state|California
11/10/1996|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|In school it's a synonym for P.E.|gym
12/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CHOREOGRAPHERS|$200|easy|The Royal Ballet's Kenneth MacMillan choreographed a 1966 film starring Nureyev & Fonteyn as these lovers from Shakespeare|Romeo & Juliet
13/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HOMONYM FILL-INS|$2000|hard|Listening to the facts spouted by the just-arrived talking antelope, I couldn't believe what the ____ ____ ____|new/gnu/knew
27/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BUGS|$1200|hard|These members of the family Lampyridae produce a chemical called luciferin|lightning bugs (or fireflies)
28/11/2008|Jeopardy!|1983: THE YEAR IN ENTERTAINMENT|$200|easy|This Michael Jackson album spent 37 weeks at No. 1|Thriller
14/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TV TITLE PAIRS|$600|medium|Jane Curtin & Susan Saint James|Kate & Allie
14/07/2008|Jeopardy!|HAVE YOU DRIVEN A FJORD LATELY?|$200|easy|Have some fjun at the Roskilde Fjord, about 20 miles west of this Danish capital|Copenhagen
25/12/2006|Jeopardy!|YEAR 2056 HEADLINES IN THE ONION|$800|hard|The 'Final Installment Of' this amphibious '80s video game trilogy is 'Poised To Sweep Oscars'|Frogger
06/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|FORESTS|$200|easy|The City of Tallahassee lies near the edge of this state's Apalachicola National Forest|Florida
26/10/1999|Jeopardy!|TV HOSTS|$200|easy|'Wonderful World of Color'           1961-1969|Walt Disney
30/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE YOU WERE BORN|$400|easy|In 1955 2 of the largest labor organizations in the U.S. merged, the AFL & this one|CIO
19/03/2008|Jeopardy!|FOOD, GLORIOUS FOOD|$400|easy|Of the Atlantic, Pacific or the Arctic, the ocean that Blue Point oysters come from|the Atlantic
25/03/2003|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$1000|hard|Erich Maria Remarque was a pen name; he came up with it by spelling this, his real last name, backwards|Kramer
11/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'A' OK|$400|easy|Now retired, he was a starting quarterback for the UCLA Bruins & the Dallas Cowboys|Troy Aikman
12/02/2003|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'Z'|$600|medium|It's the branch of biology that studies various animals|zoology
25/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT EVES|$400|easy|In European tradition the 23rd of this month brings midsummer's eve frolic|June
04/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$1200|hard|Creighton University, founded in 1878, is a Jesuit school in this Midwest city|Omaha
22/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|JACK NICHOLSON|$2000|hard|Singing 'Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life' to a dog helped Jack win an Oscar for this 1997 film|As Good As It Gets
07/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ARGENTINA|$200|easy|Like Washington, D.C., this city is a federal district|Buenos Aires
21/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|L.A.'s SISTER CITIES|$800|hard|L.A. has as its sister city this country's second-largest city, Kaunas, not its largest, Vilnius|Lithuania
01/04/1991|Jeopardy!|MATH|$500|medium|It's a quarter of a circle or one of four divisions of a plane|a quadrant
13/11/2007|Jeopardy!|I WANT CANDY|$400|easy|'Joy of Cooking' has a recipe for dark chocolate this & credits Baltimore with the invention; I prefer vanilla or maple|fudge
17/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WEAPONRY|$2000|hard|This flat, angular bomber the Air Force unveiled in 1988 can really fly under the radar--or through it|a Stealth Bomber (B-2)
16/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL RIVERS|$800|hard|Belgrade|the Danube
19/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HIP REPLACEMENT|$1600|hard|In 1994 this NBC show took over the Thursdays at 10 slot from 'L.A. Law'; as of 2008, it was still there|E.R.
29/01/1996|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIANS|None|None|In 1962 she said, 'Nineteen-fourteen was the birthday of us all'|Barbara Tuchman
15/09/2000|Jeopardy!|CITIES|$300|easy|This capital of the Greek department of Dodecanese is on the island once home to a colossus|Rhodes
21/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CURRENT POLITICOS|$800|hard|Now an Illinois senator, he gave the keynote address at the 2004 Democratic National Convention|Barack Obama
04/07/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU WANNA PIZZA THIS?|$600|medium|Take some pizza dough; stuff it with meat, cheese & herbs; fold it over into a turnover; & you've got this favorite|a calzone
22/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE LATIN|$800|hard|Bees & beehives are kept in this, from the Latin for 'beehive'|an apiary
06/06/2000|Jeopardy!|TO THE NEAREST...|$200|easy|According to the USDA food guide pyramid, to the nearest ounce, the serving size for ready-to-eat cereal|1 ounce
25/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE 9th CENTURY|$1200|hard|In 813 this aged Holy Roman Emperor crowned his son Louis the Pious co-emperor|Charlemagne
09/02/2011|Jeopardy!|OSCAR-WINNING ROLES|$1000|hard|1999: Her multi-dimensional performance as Brandon Teena / Teena Brandon won an Oscar|Hilary Swank
17/07/1996|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$100|easy|To Hindus, the Narmada River is 2nd in sacredness only to this one|The Ganges
08/04/1991|Jeopardy!|POLAR ANIMALS|$100|easy|This ursine likes to eat seals as well as fish|a polar bear
15/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NON-COSMETIC SURGERY|$400|easy|These masses of tissue in the throat, below the adenoids, fight infection but have to go if they become infected|tonsils
16/06/2006|Jeopardy!|2001: A SPORTS ODYSSEY|$800|hard|This 'Iron Man' played his last game for the Orioles in 2001 after 21 seasons|Cal Ripken
17/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE BLUES|$2000|hard|Kandinsky & Klee were members of this informal expressionist painting group|the Blue Rider group
23/07/2010|Jeopardy!|IT'S A LONG WAY TO TIPPERARY|$1000|hard|In Tipperary, you'll have to choose between historic St. Mary's Church & historic Corny's, one of these founded in 1742|a pub
13/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$200|easy|Society is divided between Eloi & Morlocks in this futuristic H.G. Wells work|The Time Machine
15/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|UNITED NATIONS SECRETARIES-GENERAL|$200|easy|China vetoed this Austrian's bid for an unprecedented third term as secretary-general|Kurt Waldheim
10/11/2008|Jeopardy!|DE-ELECTABLE|$600|medium|Like his son, he served only one term as U.S. president|John Adams
21/01/2003|Jeopardy!|GO FLY A KITE!|$800|hard|The box kite, invented by Lawrence Hargrave in the 1890s, is so stable that it doesn't need this usual kite feature|tail
04/06/2001|Jeopardy!|NO LONGER AN OLYMPIC SPORT|$400|easy|Early gymnastic events included club swinging & the speed climbing of one of these|Rope
22/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL OPERAS|$1000|hard|The Benjamin Britten opera based on this Herman Melville work climaxes with a hanging|Billy Budd
26/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|1796|$1000|hard|In 1796 after almost 150 years of control by this country, Ceylon came under British administration|The Netherlands/Holland
30/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$400|easy|Giraffes are divided by sex into cows & these|bulls
16/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK TITLES|$2000|hard|Zora Neale Hurston relates Janie's 3 marriages in 'Their Eyes Were' doing this|Watching God
02/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|PERFUME|$800|hard|The 2 perfumes mentioned in Matthew 2:11|frankincense & myrrh
05/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|VASES & URNS|$400|easy|The name of this dynasty of 1368 to 1644 often comes between 'priceless' & 'vase'|Ming
16/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GOD-LIKE ADJECTIVES|$400|easy|The passionate type of love favored by the Greek god of love|Erotic
19/12/1996|Jeopardy!|THE 20TH CENTURY|$200|easy|This 'wonder insecticide' developed by Swiss scientists in 1939 was later found less than wonderful|DDT
13/06/2008|Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$1000|hard|Island on which Theseus slew the Minotaur|Crete
17/11/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|Francisco de Ortega is credited with discovering this strait leading into San Francisco Bay|Golden Gate
04/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FORESTS|$2800|hard|Mineral springs in this Belgian forest have made the town of Spa a popular health resort for 500 years|the Ardennes
23/03/2007|Jeopardy!|HORSING AROUND|$400|easy|This Oglala Sioux chief attacked Custer at Little Big Horn|Crazy Horse
05/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THEATER|$800|hard|[Video clue with picture of Helen Hayes]|-------------------------------------
10/02/2005|Jeopardy!|OH, SHOOT!|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew gets some help from Jimmy in the mountains of Montana.)  Unlike skeet, where the clays go side to side, I'm doing this type of shooting, which sends the clays straight out--pull!  'Whoa!'|trapshooting
18/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$800|hard|One of the major hits of 1973, 'Raisin' was a musical version of this 1959 Lorraine Hansberry play|A Raisin in the Sun
18/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|EARLS GONE WILD|$1600|hard|This British peer & noted thinker was arrested after an anti-nuclear demonstration when he was 89|Bertrand Russell
29/03/2004|Jeopardy!|NEW MERRIAM-WEBSTER'S LISTINGS|$600|medium|'Monstrous' name for genetically engineered vittles|Frankenfood
03/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S LEARN SCOTTISH GAELIC|$800|hard|Nic, 'daughter of', is the female equivalent of this 3-letter form seen in many surnames|Mac
07/04/2006|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC LITERATURE|$1000|hard|Some early reviewers objected to the realistic depiction of Archdeacon Frollo's death in this classic|The Hunchback of Notre Dame
26/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$2000|hard|The threads of this insoluble plasma protein help with clotting|fibrin
31/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY EXPRESSIONS|$400|easy|It precedes 'after while, crocodile'|see you later, alligator
14/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|GROVER CLEVELAND|$2000|hard|In the popular vote of the 1884 election, Cleveland beat this man from Maine by fewer than 30,000 votes|James G. Blaine
17/03/2004|Jeopardy!|SENATORS BY STATE|$400|easy|Daniel Akaka & Daniel Inouye|Hawaii
20/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PLACEMENT|$800|hard|You're crossing this desert if you're traveling between its commercial cities of Hohhot & Baotou|the Gobi
11/04/2005|Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$600|medium|Sleepy Bear has been this motel chain's logo since 1954|Travelodge
23/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$400|easy|Hang ten & head on over to a real lighthouse in Santa Cruz, Calif., home to a museum devoted to this sport|Surfing
21/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CARTOON THEME SONGS|$800|hard|'Then away he'll schlep on his elephant Shep while Fella and Ursula stay in step'|George of the Jungle
16/02/2009|Jeopardy!|SEINFELD|$200|easy|This Jason Alexander character: 'She doesn't deserve a baby shower. She deserves a baby monsoon'|George Costanza
30/06/2005|Final Jeopardy!|OSCAR NOMINEES|None|None|In a 1964 film, he played 3 characters but received only one nomination for Best Actor|Peter Sellers
26/09/1989|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL TRIVIA|$300|easy|In 1970 George Bush ran against Lloyd Bentsen Jr. for this position|U.S. Senator from Texas
17/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|17th CENTURY DUTCHMEN|$2000|hard|After buying Manhattan for the Dutch, he bought what's now Wilmington, Delaware for the Swedes|Peter Minuit
15/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|STATES' FORMER GOVERNORS|$800|hard|Winthrop Rockefeller & Jim Guy Tucker|Arkansas
27/01/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS|$400|easy|600,000 people in the U.S. have migrated from this Caribbean 'republic' of just over 8 million|Dominican Republic
05/12/2007|Final Jeopardy!|BRITISH ENTREPRENEURS|None|None|In 1839 Queen Victoria awarded him the first ever license to deliver mail across the Atlantic|(Samuel) Cunard
27/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MIND YOUR BUSINESS|$1200|hard|Jeno Paulucci founded this company in 1947 to sell cans of chicken chow mein|the Chun-King Company
10/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EPONYMOUS SCIENCE|$1600|hard|An electric current measuring device developed by Andre Ampere was named this after an Italian anatomist|galvanometer
25/06/2003|Jeopardy!|GRAVE MATTERS|$1000|hard|While he's buried next to Tennyson at Westminster Abbey, his wife Elizabeth is in Florence, Italy|Robert Browning
14/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$400|easy|In 'The Fellowship of the Ring', Gandalf warns this young hobbit to 'keep' the ring 'safe, and keep it secret!'|Frodo
07/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FANTASTIC MR. FOX|$2000|hard|Mr. Fox is not so fantastic if you're raising chickens; there's a proverb about not letting him near this 'house'|the hen house
15/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FUN & GAMES|$600|medium|Introduced in the 1950s, this 'modeling compound' began as a cleaning product for wallpaper|Play-Doh
24/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LINGUA MORTALIS|$200|easy|Citius, altius, fortius--swifter, higher, stronger--is the motto of this event|the Olympics
28/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PICTURE THIS|$1600|hard|When you're really in trouble, you could go from the item seen here... into this|the fire
10/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|JANE EYRE'S WEDDING REGISTRY|$800|hard|Jane could use some of this type of earrings to go with the necklace of the same type that Edward gave her|pearls
01/06/2009|Jeopardy!|A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT|$400|easy|Put on your croc repellent if you swim in this river as it passes through Khartoum|the Nile
12/09/1984|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|Where things are nipped in, or Lou's partner|bud
07/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|HUMAN VISION|$200|easy|People with this deficiency can't get mad and see red|colorblindness
18/02/2008|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$400|easy|The Orinoco begins in Venezuela's state that's named for this other river|the Amazon
07/12/1999|Jeopardy!|NEW YEAR'S EVE|$400|easy|This pop star's set to do her last show before taking her sabbatical in Montreal|Celine Dion
06/03/2003|Jeopardy!|FELINES|$800|hard|As this 2000 Ben Stiller movie showed, you can toilet train a cat|Meet the Parents
12/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD|$1000|hard|A popular health food, this soybean curd is used to make a variety of dishes & an ice cream substitute|Tofu
14/09/2006|Jeopardy!|NO TIME TO TALK|$400|easy|In 1962 her 'Silent Spring' launched the environmentalist movement|Rachel Carson
12/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A MYSTERY|$1000|hard|This 'L.A. Confidential' author's 'My Dark Places' looks into the real investigation of his mom's murder|James Ellroy
16/05/2007|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NICKNAMES|$400|easy|This star of 'The Misfits' dismissed his nickname 'The King' with 'I eat and sleep and go to the bathroom' like anyone else|Clark Gable
05/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CITY NICKNAMES|$800|hard|It's the 'City Without Clocks' that's west of the Mississippi|Las Vegas
15/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MANDARIN CHINESE|$800|hard|Some English names have standard Chinese versions; this gospel writer is Yuehan|John
20/12/2006|Jeopardy!|GOLD|$600|medium|Issued from 1849 to 1933, it's a U.S. gold coin that was worth $20; it's also 3 under par on a hole in golf|double eagle
10/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GO TO HARVARD|$800|hard|English 115b takes us to the 1390s in a study of this 'most famous work of English literature before Shakespeare'|The Canterbury Tales
26/02/1990|Jeopardy!|___THE___|$400|easy|Witness Edison's invention, or come to an understanding of a situation|See The Light
08/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PEEKABOO, 'ICU'!|$400|easy|Our judges estimate the degree of this 10-letter word meaning 'trouble' to be 2.5|difficulty
26/05/2004|Jeopardy!|CAMPING|$1000|hard|Like some antiseptics, water purification products like Potable Aqua are based on this element|iodine
25/02/2008|Jeopardy!|'O.L.'|$200|easy|In 1964 Jan & Dean sang about the 'Little' this 'From Pasadena'|The Little Old Lady From Pasadena
06/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ALL'S WHALE THAT ENDS WHALE|$1200|hard|Whoa!  Reaching 80 feet or more in length, the finback whale is second in size only to this one|the blue whale
24/11/1999|Jeopardy!|'MEMBER NOVEMBER?|$500|medium|On November 7, 1917 this 'majority' political faction toppled the provisional Russian government|Bolsheviks
18/06/1998|Jeopardy!|WHO 'M I'?|$100|easy|During my long relationship with Woody Allen, I starred in 13 of his films|Mia Farrow
30/06/2006|Jeopardy!|HERBS & SPICES|$400|easy|Bittersweet is known as woody this & belladonna is also known as deadly this|nightshade
17/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DIA-GRAMMAR|$1200|hard|You do this, from the Latin for 'part', when you break a sentence down|parse
30/11/2001|Jeopardy!|VERMONT|$600|medium|At 4,393 feet, Mount Mansfield in this range is the state's highest point|Green Mountains
07/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SUBWAY STOPS|$400|easy|Get off at Sportivnaya in this city to see the venue for much of the 1980 Summer Olympics|Moscow
22/11/2002|Jeopardy!|SPECIFIC GENERALS|$800|hard|General Stonewall Jackson graduated from this military academy in 1846|West Point
25/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL|$2000|hard|This Seattle group hit No. 1 on the mainstream rock chart with the song 'Black Hole Sun'|Soundgarden
14/07/2008|Jeopardy!|POPULAR SCIENCE BEST OF 2007|$1000|hard|No. 1 on the bottom-10 list of the worst jobs in science was this type of diver who swims in sewage & toxic waste|a HAZMAT diver
25/10/1999|Final Jeopardy!|THE CABINET|None|None|The seal of this cabinet department has an anvil on it|Department of Labor
12/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMOS|$1600|hard|Legendary & innovative football coach who lived to be 102|Amos Alonzo Stagg
10/11/2006|Jeopardy!|A TICKER-TAPE PARADE|$400|easy|2 NYC ticker-tape parades didn't gain the Shah popularity in this country where he was deposed in 1979|Iran
06/11/2006|Jeopardy!|THE U.S. SENATE: AFTER HOURS|$1000|hard|This Utah man & Senate Judiciary Committee member wrote songs for a 2003 'Christmas Eve' CD|Orrin Hatch
26/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGICAL ROMANCES|$1000|hard|After Apollo gave her the gift of prophecy, she spurned him|Cassandra
10/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|Literary point of view when I write like this|first person singular
26/03/2004|Jeopardy!|'Z' END|$600|medium|Artificial or synthetic|ersatz
09/11/2004|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$200|easy|Explorer Scouts form units; Boy Scouts form troops & Cub Scouts form these|packs
05/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE 'TEN'|$1000|hard|We wonder if you know the name of this 'Wonderland' illustrator whose work is seen here|Sir John Tenniel
09/12/2008|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN STATES|$200|easy|Victoria & New South Wales|Australia
04/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HITCHCOCK|$800|hard|Hitchcock made this film in 1934 & then remade it in 1956 with Doris Day & Jimmy Stewart|The Man Who Knew Too Much
06/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|CHRISTMAS CAROLS|$800|hard|In 'Sleigh Ride', the kind of party going on 'at the home of Farmer Gray'|a birthday party
06/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ROMAN|$1600|hard|From the 300s to the mid-200s B.C., Rome beat up on these darn folks who lived in what is now Tuscany & Umbria|the Etruscans
25/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S GREEK MYTHOLOGY TO ME|$400|easy|This god zapped Salmoneus into oblivion for trying to imitate his thunder & lightning|Zeus
23/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE MIDDLE OF THE COUNTRY|$800|hard|You've 'aced' the category if you know that Albania lies on the Western border of this country|Macedonia
28/03/2008|Jeopardy!|BY GEORGE, IT'S GEORGE|$800|hard|In 1760 he became the last British monarch to be buried in Westminster Abbey|George II
19/09/2005|Jeopardy!|THAT'S JUST 'SAD'|$600|medium|We see this Southern California ctiy, originally named Indiana Colony, through rose-colored glasses|Pasadena
12/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GOOD SPORTS|$1600|hard|The jersey of the Houston Rockets' Tracy McGrady was China's top seller in 2005; this teammate & center was 3rd|Yao Ming
26/06/2009|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL WORDS|$600|medium|Stepping up to the plate?  Try one of these mammals of the order Chiroptera|a bat
17/09/2010|Jeopardy!|SIDE EFFECTS MAY INCLUDE...|$800|hard|Kidney vertigo, eyebrow singe & this, a yellow discoloring of the skin caused by too much bilirubin in the blood|jaundice
14/09/2007|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S AUTHORS|$600|medium|In addition to the 'Goosebumps' series, he's also written the 'Fear Street' series for older kids|R(obert) L(awrence) Stine
22/03/1994|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1790s|$800|hard|In 1793 NYC's daily newspaper The American Minerva was founded by this lexicographer|Noah Webster
08/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL MASONS|$400|easy|This duo famous for their late 19th century operettas were both Freemasons|Gilbert & Sullivan
05/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BITS & PIECES|$1200|hard|This swift type of ship came from the way it used to cut through the miles|clipper ship
18/06/2003|Jeopardy!|IRISH STARS|$200|easy|This Bond of 'Die Another Day' was born in County Meath|Pierce Brosnan
20/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL VOCABULARY|$400|easy|The word 'fairlings' means presents bought at a fair in his novel 'Tess of the d'Urbervilles'|Thomas Hardy
24/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL ROCK|$400|easy|This Italian's 'Trial of Harmony and Invention, Opus 8' is heard anew here|Vivaldi
08/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY ANCESTORS|$1000|hard|As you might gather from her name, Lee Meriwether is related to this explorer|Meriwether Lewis
20/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FILM GODS|$400|easy|'Oh, God!'|George Burns
04/05/2005|Jeopardy!|THAT WENT TO NO. 1?|$800|hard|Christopher Cross hit No. 1 in 1981 with a song from this movie; it was the best that he could do|Arthur
24/03/2008|Jeopardy!|ONE OF THE 7 DEADLY SINS|$1000|hard|In the movies, Gordon Gekko said it was good|greed
10/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CONQUERORS|$1600|hard|Under the rule of this 'terrible' czar, Russia expanded its territory into Siberia|Ivan
07/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD TRAVEL|$400|easy|You can see snakes being milked for venom at the Red Cross snake farm in this capital of Thailand|Bangkok
06/04/1990|Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$900|hard|Advised not to be a lawyer, as the profession was overcrowded, D. Webster said, 'There is always room' here|At the top
13/05/1998|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$300|easy|Instruct college kids on the art of oration|Teach speech
03/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL PASSION|$800|hard|This rodent's quills are missing from the underside of the female's tail (fortunately for the male)|porcupine
13/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$1200|hard|This adjective can mean extremely ornate or refer to the music from 1600 to 1750, including that of Vivaldi & Handel|Baroque
29/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER|$600|medium|'The Angels of Buena Vista' is Whittier's tribute to the women who cared for the wounded during this war|The Mexican War
25/04/2007|Jeopardy!|TV ROLES|$600|medium|This veteran actress played the opinionated Maxine Gray on 'Judging Amy'|Tyne Daly
15/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$600|medium|42 members of the London Symphony are heard in 'A Day In The Life' on this Beatles album|Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
27/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$1500|hard|The rhyming name of this tropical cocktail means 'out of this world' in Tahitian|Mai Tai
04/11/2004|Jeopardy!|FATHER KNOWS BEST|$400|easy|During this Jewish ceremony, a father thanks God for being freed of legal responsibility for his son's actions|a bar mitzvah
20/04/2011|Jeopardy!|BILL MURRAY MOVIE QUOTES|$1000|hard|As Dustin Hoffman's friend Jeff: 'That is one nutty hospital'|Tootsie
24/12/2008|Final Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY BOOKS|None|None|Its author called it 'a Ghostly little book... which shall not put my readers out of humour... with the season'|A Christmas Carol
10/03/2009|Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$600|medium|Stockard Channing sang 'Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered' in the 2008 revival of this musical|Pal Joey
29/09/1997|Jeopardy!|TV VEHICLES|$100|easy|At first ABC would only let Fonzie wear a leather jacket when he was with this vehicle|His motorcycle
02/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$2000|hard|He's the beloved comic strip character seen here with his friend Albert, back in 1948|Pogo
13/10/2005|Jeopardy!|STATE OF INTEREST|$1000|hard|The town of Levan (navel, backwards) is located in the middle of this state whose symbol is a beehive|Utah
30/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NUCLEAR PHYSICIST'S DICTIONARY|$800|hard|Named for a German physicist, this device detects the radiation of subatomic particles|Geiger counter
07/03/2008|Jeopardy!|STARTS & ENDS WITH 'L'|$400|easy|Fatal, deadly|lethal
16/02/2001|Jeopardy!|THE 1950s|$400|easy|The Warsaw Pact was created in 1955 to oppose this defense organization formed by the U.S. & European allies|NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization)
18/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SHRIMPING|$1200|hard|Shrimp can be a problem in Asia, as when they burrow they create muddy water that blocks photosynthesis for this crop|rice
21/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$400|easy|Of the 3 B's of classical music, the one born last|Johannes Brahms
10/06/2008|Jeopardy!|TOP MONEYMAKING FILMS BY YEAR|$600|medium|1942: 'Bambi', 'Mrs. Miniver', 'Casablanca'|Bambi
03/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|R.E.M.|$1000|hard|In 1988 R.E.M. said 'That's all folks!' to I.R.S. Records & signed with this label for big bucks|Warner Brothers
08/02/1985|Jeopardy!|POLITICS|$100|easy|1st Tuesday after the 1st Monday in November|Election Day
22/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SENATOR RHYME TIME|$1600|hard|Bailey Hutchison's dried grasses|Kay's hays
22/09/2009|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$1000|hard|Appalled by the conditions of debtors in prison in England, James Oglethorpe started this as a debtor's colony|Georgia
02/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENC'E'  & NATUR'E'|$800|hard|Materials described as photovoltaic convert sunshine directly into this type of energy|electric energy
01/06/2006|Jeopardy!|SHIP SHAPE|$600|medium|A PBS 'Nova' special on the salvage efforts to recover it called this ship 'Lincoln's secret weapon'|the Monitor
04/07/2001|Jeopardy!|PUBLISHERS|$300|easy|This Chicago map & atlas maker has also sold airplane tickets & baggage tags|Rand McNally
11/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ELTON JOHN|$400|easy|The 1997 version of 'Candle In The Wind' honored Princess Diana; the original version was about her|Marilyn Monroe
18/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE ANCIENTS SPEAK|$2000|hard|This Greek lawmaker wrote about relieving citizens' debt, saying one 'who was enslaved is now free'|Solon
03/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LODGE-PODGE|$400|easy|In books by Kay Thompson, Eloise lives at this New York hotel|the Plaza
27/05/2005|Jeopardy!|MIRRORS|$400|easy|In 1668 Newton placed a mirror in one of these devices to create a much better image|a telescope
08/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'MEN' AT WORK|$1200|hard|This composer of 'Amahl and the Night Visitors' won 2 Pulitzers for his work|(Gian Carlo) Menotti
03/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AN I FOR AN A|$800|hard|There was a sharp, unpleasant taste to the thick liquid for making the pancakes|bitter batter
17/01/2003|Jeopardy!|TEXAS TECH|$400|easy|A museum of the history of looking for this stuff is a tourist attraction in Kilgore, Texas|oil
14/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$1000|hard|His book 'Memoirs of a Chinese Revolutionary' was published posthumously in 1927|Sun Yat-sen
10/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT DOES MOM DO?|$800|hard|She provides food & supplies for weddings & other big parties|Caterer
17/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE LATIN|$800|hard|Fancy Valentines often feature this delicate fabric whose name comes from the Latin for 'to trap or snare'|lace
19/06/2003|Jeopardy!|WHAT TO WEAR?|$200|easy|A popular slogan on this protective garment is 'Kiss the cook'|an apron
17/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FIRSTS|$1000|hard|The 1st woman to win a Pulitzer for fiction was this author of 'The Age of Innocence' in 1921|Edith Wharton
06/05/2011|Jeopardy!|WHO'S YOUR MAMA?|$600|medium|Jamie Lee Curtis|Janet Leigh
19/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL PAINTINGS|$1600|hard|An 1830s painting by Karl Briullov depicts 'The Last Day of' this city, before it was obliterated by a volcano|Pompeii
03/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SPIELBERG MOVIES BY QUOTE|$2000|hard|'Better be worth it.  He better go home and cure some disease or invent a longer-lasting light bulb'|Saving Private Ryan
02/07/1999|Jeopardy!|MILITARY TELEVISION|$100|easy|Army psychiatrist Dr. Sidney Freedman had his hands full analyzing the 4077th on this classic series|M*A*S*H
21/10/2011|Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$1000|hard|Milk is an example of this suspension of tiny drops of one liquid in another|an emulsion
06/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY MEN|$800|hard|Presley O'Bannon's Marine detachment raised the American flag on the 'shores' of this North African state in 1805|Tripoli
11/09/1997|Final Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|None|None|A 1997 episode of this series guest-starred Philip Michael Thomas & Tommy Chong|Nash Bridges
13/10/2006|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S FALLING?|$1000|hard|Beneath a Frank Lloyd Wright house built for a Pittsburgh family|water (a waterfall accepted)
31/05/2000|Jeopardy!|PROTOZOA|$400|easy|Radiolarians have tiny versions of these supporting structures, made of silica rather than bone|Skeletons
01/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PLEASE BELIZE ME|$400|easy|In 1981 the sun set on this empire's colonial rule in newly independent Belize|the British Empire (the United Kingdom accepted)
11/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS|$800|hard|Many Americans blamed the Great Depression on this man who was president when it began in 1929|Herbert Hoover
13/10/1997|Jeopardy!|THINK 'INK'|$200|easy|The slammer, the pokey, the hoosegow|Clink
11/03/1998|Jeopardy!|WHEN|$400|easy|As of April 7, 1984 it surpassed Chicago as the nation's second most populous city|Los Angeles
24/06/1987|Jeopardy!|'M'ENAGERIE|$200|easy|Though its voice is shrill, this small monkey's name is derived from Old French 'marmouser', to murmur|a marmoset
06/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ART HISTORY|$2000|hard|Tintoretto's goal was to match the colors of this earlier Venetian master|Titian
23/06/1999|Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$300|easy|This capital's name is derived from the Old Persian for 'warm place'|Tehran
14/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CAAN|$800|hard|After being raised at the North Pole, Will Ferrell finds out that his real dad is James Caan in this holiday film|Elf
23/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S 'C' WHAT YOU KNOW|$400|easy|In 'Born Yesterday', Judy Holliday drops an 'un' & tells boorish Broderick Crawford, 'You're just not' this|couth
28/05/1998|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$400|easy|Trader Vic claims credit for inventing this rum drink & says it was named by a Tahitian friend|Mai tai
05/11/1999|Jeopardy!|ECO TRIP|$100|easy|Nitrogen oxides combined with hydrocarbons in sunlight cause ground-level ozone, AKA this urban pollution|smog
17/10/1991|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$200|easy|The name of this “tuxedoed” bird may come from the Welsh for “white head”|penguin
01/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'BOOT' CAMP|$600|medium|It's what a self-made man has pulled himself up by|his bootstraps
28/09/2000|Jeopardy!|ROLES|$200|easy|Claudia Draper, Dolly Levi, Fanny Brice|Barbra Streisand
11/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY MILITARY NAMES|$400|easy|In 1998 DNA testing identified this memorial's Vietnam War remains as those of Lt. Michael J. Blassie|(Tomb of) the Unknown Soldier
23/04/1997|Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE '60s HIT|$100|easy|The Four Seasons' 'Big Girls Don't...'|Cry
01/07/2005|Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL CLASSICS|$400|easy|It's the title of the oratorio that contains the following|The Messiah
01/01/2010|Jeopardy!|NAME THE FILM|$1000|hard|2007: 'I... drink... your... milkshake!  I drink it up!'|There Will Be Blood
04/07/2007|Jeopardy!|CANADIAN HISTORY|$400|easy|Once the Canadian Pacific Railway reached this Alberta city in 1883, Settlers began a 'stampede' to live there|Calgary
28/12/1994|Jeopardy!|RULES FROM EXODUS|$300|easy|One of the commandments says 'Thou shalt not bear' this 'against thy neighbor'|false witness
11/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD RELIGION|$1200|hard|As they were partial to using hymns, these brothers, Charles & John, were the first rhythm Methodists|the Wesleys
12/02/2001|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|Miss Te Kanawa should know this means 'left' in Java|Kiri
24/01/2007|Jeopardy!|BASIC SCIENCE|$200|easy|In North America, these tiny birds are the main birds that pollinate flowers|hummingbirds
06/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OPTICS|$800|hard|Axiom I in Newton's 'Opticks' is 'Angles of' this & 'refraction, lie in... the same plane with the angle of incidence'|reflection
02/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED COUNTRY SINGERS|$2000|hard|She could have gone 'Walkin' After Midnight' under the name CAT SPYLINE|Patsy Cline
03/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NORTHWESTERN INDIANS|$200|easy|These 50-foot-tall cedarwood creations have been called 'The Hallmark of Northwest Coastal Art'|Totem poles
17/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE HOUSE WITH PIERRE|$600|medium|Pierre lets Mimi run around the house without any clothes on, because Mimi is a chienne, this|Dog
05/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL 'T's|$1200|hard|The full title of this sequel continues 'and What Alice Found There'|Through the Looking-Glass
25/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PRIME MINISTERS OF GREAT BRITAIN|$400|easy|The day he left office after 10 years in 2007, he had a new job as a Mideast envoy|(Tony) Blair
25/04/2005|Jeopardy!|FORMERLY KNOWN AS|$1600|hard|...as Longacre Square, before a major metropolitian newspaper moved in|Times Square
20/11/1995|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$400|easy|Harvey Penick, a mentor to many of the greatest players in this sport, passed away in 1995|Golf
27/06/2005|Jeopardy!|ADVERTISING|$200|easy|Spike Lee, Britney Spears & yours truly have sported these in advertisements for milk|mustaches
13/03/2003|Jeopardy!|BITS & PIECES|$600|medium|The spells of the magician in this Johnny Hart comic strip usually backfire...if they work at all|The Wizard of Id
29/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$800|hard|If you spot several servals slinking south of the Sahara, you'll see slender types of these animals|Cats
22/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$600|medium|Tragic Shakespearean play about a Montague & a '70s TV 'Nanny'|Romeo and Juliet Mills
28/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|1850s AMERICA|$1000|hard|To the 'Dred' of abolitionists, this man from a slaveholding family was chief justice of the U.S.|Roger Taney
16/11/2010|Jeopardy!|WHAT KIND OF PAINT YOU USING?|$600|medium|It's how Krylon & Valspar are meant to be applied|as spray paints
31/03/2003|Jeopardy!|BEGINS & ENDS IN 'N'|$200|easy|This word for a bedtime garment worn by women dates back to the 14th century|nightgown
10/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FDR|$2000|hard|At his D.C. memorial, sitting on the ground next to FDR is a sculpture of this friend & companion|Fala
25/12/2000|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|None|None|A city with this name is the most populous city in both Maine & Oregon|Portland
27/12/2004|Jeopardy!|TIMES SQUARE AT 100|$600|medium|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from Times Square.)  On the night of August 14th of this year, an estimated 2 million people spontaneously celebrated in Times Square|1945
13/10/1989|Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$300|easy|84 Union generals are buried in this cemetery in Northern Virginia|Arlington National Cemetery
17/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$200|easy|When this product was first released in 1944, it carried a picture of an Indian chief & the slogan 'Don't be a paleface'|Coppertone
18/11/2010|Jeopardy!|THAT'S JUST WRONG|$800|hard|Children's author Mo Willems penned 'Knuffle Bunny Too: A Case of' this 'identity'|Mistaken
23/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE EPA P3 EXPO|$400|easy|(Sarah reporting from the EPA P3 Expo in Washington DC) Albien College's project demonstrates how it's possible to generate energy, here in expo for this kind of technology, meaning 'capable of being continued with minimal long term environmental effects'|sustainable
01/05/2000|Jeopardy!|BANDS|$300|easy|This band's hits include 'Easy', 'Brick House' & 'Three Times A Lady'|The Commodores
04/04/2011|Jeopardy!|AYE, 'PAD'|$600|medium|Princess Amidala, to her friends|Padmé
02/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO MY COUNTRY|$1600|hard|Feel welcome but be cautious in this country that has Iran on its western border & India on its eastern one|Pakistan
21/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'SY'ENCE|$600|medium|[Hi, I'm Nicole DeBoer of 'Deep Space Nine'] From the Greek for 'to live together', it describes the relationship between Ezri & the Dax within her|Symbiotic/symbiosis
17/05/2006|Jeopardy!|INSIDE THE BRAIN|$200|easy|The CDC reports that there are about 300,000 of these mild brain injuries each year as a result of sports|concussions
22/01/1999|Jeopardy!|SWEDISH ACTRESSES|$200|easy|She's the only Swedish actress to win 3 Oscars|Ingrid Bergman
29/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL RIVERS|$800|hard|Baghdad|the Tigris
07/06/2000|Jeopardy!|I'M JUST AN OBJECT|$300|easy|To 'trip' this, meaning to dance, comes from a John Milton poem|The light fantastic
02/02/2007|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK BRANDS|$1000|hard|The Dorsa brothers borrowed $35 to buy a waffle iron & this frozen brand was born|Eggo
21/07/2004|Jeopardy!|CRIME TIME|$1000|hard|In 1965 this former surfing champion was convicted of stealing the Star of India sapphire|Jack Murphy (Murph the Surf)
02/12/2005|Jeopardy!|SAY CHEESE!|$600|medium|It's named for a town 13 miles northeast of Amsterdam, & you could say it's very gouda (but you'd be wrong)|edam
15/07/2003|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$600|medium|Charlie & David Kaufman got an Oscar nomination for their adaptation of 'The Orchid Thief' into this film|Adaptation
10/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1830s|$800|hard|When he died in 1830, this South American liberator was disliked by many; he's seen in a different light today|Simon Bolivar
24/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICAN PLACE NAMES|$1200|hard|Merle Haggard sang, 'I'm proud to be an Okie from' this place|Muskogee
23/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GET 'L'IT|$1200|hard|This F. Scott Fitzgerald novel was reportedly based on the life of movie producer Irving Thalberg|The Last Tycoon
11/01/2011|Jeopardy!|DANCE ORIGINS|$400|easy|Habanera|Cuba
08/03/1999|Jeopardy!|LITTLE HOUSE|$500|medium|It can be a herdsman's little house in the Swiss Alps, or a ski lodge built in that style|Chalet
11/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE JOURNEY OF LIFE|$1200|hard|3-letter term for a young man, or the British culture of hard-partying young men|a lad
03/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HERITAGE SITES|$800|hard|There's a possible $53,000 fine if you remove coral from this World Heritage Site on Australia's northeast coast|The Great Barrier Reef
12/12/2008|Jeopardy!|GYPSIES, TRAMPS & THIEVES|$400|easy|This Disney film claimed, 'she was from the leash and license set...he's footloose and collar free!'|Lady & The Tramp
19/12/1996|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$100|easy|After the May 30, 1996 telecast, he left 'Entertainment Tonight' to pursue his musical career|John Tesh
23/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PREFIXES|$500|medium|Circum-|around
20/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BODDITIES|$2200|hard|Often removed, this foursome developed when the human diet consisted of unprocessed & raw food|wisdom teeth
12/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ALLITERATION ALL AROUND|$800|hard|A ringing bell in the original advertising campaign for these Hostess snack cakes  gave them their name|Ding Dongs
06/11/2000|Jeopardy!|THEY'RE IN CHARGE|$300|easy|In Africa: President Hosni Mubarak|Egypt
07/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LEANN RHYMES?|$1200|hard|The Enbridge Stairclimb goes up this Toronto tower|the CN Tower
10/09/2004|Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED VEEPS|$1000|hard|CLAW ALE|(Henry A.) Wallace
18/09/2000|Jeopardy!|HAULIN' 'OAT's|$100|easy|A German submarine|U-boat
09/03/2005|Jeopardy!|'NORTH' POLL|$600|medium|Many explorers once sought this arctic sea route connecting 2 oceans|the Northwest Passage
06/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NUMERIC PLACES|$2000|hard|This massive Chinese structure is No. 1 in megawatt generation|the Three Gorges Dam
27/12/2011|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN AMERICANS|$200|easy|John T. Dorrance, a chemist who studied cooking in Paris, developed the first canned soups for this brand|Campbell's
01/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$600|medium|At noon April 30, 1789 George Washington was sworn in as president in this city|New York City
24/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHICAL MENAGERIE|$800|hard|In one West African myth, Anansi, a trickster in the form of this, traveled the world on his web strings|a spider
17/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MISSING LINKS|$400|easy|Litmus  ____ tube baby|test
22/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S MY PARTY|$800|hard|William Jennings Bryan was nominated for president in 1896 by both the Democrats & this 'People's Party'|Populist
27/03/2007|Jeopardy!|ALL THE 'WAY'|$400|easy|Someone who hides aboard a ship to obtain free transportation|a stowaway
30/10/2000|Jeopardy!|MAO MAO MAO MAO|$400|easy|Many of Mao's sayings & beliefs were collected in this diminutive book for easy dissemination|The Little Red Book
04/10/1991|Jeopardy!|SAINTS|$100|easy|In 1636 St. Philip of Moscow was canonized by this church, not the Roman Catholic Church|the Eastern Orthodox Church
30/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TOE-KNEE|$400|easy|This condition, the failure of an arch to form, will only keep you out of the army if it's extreme or causes other symptoms|flat feet
24/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TOP OF THE LIST|$1600|hard|Not surprisingly, this taste sensation is rocking as Ben & Jerry's top-selling ice cream flavor|Cherry Garcia
29/11/2002|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE Ws|$200|easy|One who's recently married|a newlywed
28/10/1999|Jeopardy!|BEGINS & ENDS WITH 'K'|$400|easy|In England, it's a telephone booth; in the U.S., a small multi-sided structure such as a newsstand|Kiosk
18/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|I NEED MORE COWBELL|$1600|hard|The cowbell on 'Little Sister' is one of the 'Lullabies to Paralyze' by this paleolithic group|Queens of the Stone Age
16/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THOU ART DA MAN!|$600|medium|In his Bible book he 'prayed unto the Lord his God out of the fish's belly'|Jonah
23/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR GREEK EQUIVALENT|$400|easy|Juno|Hera
26/10/1998|Jeopardy!|EGGS & HAM|$100|easy|An omelette containing ham, green peppers & onions is named for this American city|Denver
08/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EXITING GEORGE W. BUSH'S CABINET|$1200|hard|Resigning as Atty. General in 2004, he remarked, 'The safety of Americans from crime and terror has been achieved'|Ashcroft
09/04/1996|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$300|easy|This band adapted its name from Leonard Skinner, a gym teacher who loathed their long hair|Lynyrd Skynyrd
10/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THEREFORE, 'IAM'|$2000|hard|In Greek mythology, this king of Troy was the father of Paris, Hector & Cassandra|Priam
03/03/2008|Jeopardy!|LEGAL TERMS|$1000|hard|(Judge Hatchett reads the clue.)  Your parrot got loose & pecked your neighbor so severely that you are charged with this type of negligence, likely to result in grave injury|gross negligence
12/07/2007|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE|$1000|hard|A new one of these 'super' nuclear physics accelerators was the subject of Jim Holt's 'Where Protons Will Play'|supercollider
23/11/1994|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$100|easy|This calm center of the hurricane may be 20 miles in diameter|The Eye
10/01/1997|Jeopardy!|'Y' NOT|$500|medium|In the U.S. Navy this petty officer performs clerical duties|Yeoman
11/02/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITY NICKNAMES|$200|easy|Among the sobriquets used for this city are 'Witchcraft City' & the 'Paradise of New England'|Salem, Massachusetts
11/10/1999|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$400|easy|The Japanese once worshiped their emperor as a descendant of Amaterasu Omikami. the top goddess in this religion|Shinto
29/06/2005|Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHY|$600|medium|For the exact years of the Reagan administration, the woman seen  here starred on this show  'When I came to Hollywood and they gave me the glamor treatment, I learned how to do it quite well.'|Dynasty
20/10/2009|Jeopardy!|ROCK STARS ENCYCLOPEDIA ENTRIES|$800|hard|Nov. 29, 1975: Bohemian Rhapsod|Queen
11/02/1997|Jeopardy!|C IS FOR...|$300|easy|Circe, who turned this seafarer's men into swine|Odysseus
16/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S WHO IN AMERICA|$800|hard|Some new 2006 names are 'Jeopardy!' champ Ken Jennings & this first skateboarder to do 'the 900' trick|Tony Hawk
13/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE TRANSLATIONS|$800|hard|They were the 2 main stars of the sequel Hong Kong knew as 'Special Unit in Black Glasses Part 2'|Tommy Lee Jones & Will Smith
04/02/2010|Jeopardy!|MILITARY MATTERS|$1000|hard|All 28 members of this international organization have sent troops to fight the Taliban in Afghanistan|NATO
30/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|JORDAN WITH QUEEN RANIA|$400|easy|(Queen Rania of Jordan presents the clue.)  No visit to Jordan would be complete without a visit to the largest mosque in Amman, which bears the name of this man, my late father-in-law|King Hussein of Jordan
02/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SEE 'P-K'|$1200|hard|It's the type of pillow seen here|patchwork
13/06/2001|Jeopardy!|OUT OF THE 'BLUE'|$500|medium|They're the bad guys whom the Beatles battled in the movie 'Yellow Submarine'|Blue Meanies
24/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MUST BE 'LOVE'|$1000|hard|Choice that is the title of the 1955 Doris Day film about singer Ruth Etting|Love Me or Leave Me
07/10/1999|Jeopardy!|GUINNESS RECORDS|$300|easy|Cyd Charisse's were insured for $5 million, beating out Betty Grable's $1.25 million|Legs
13/11/1989|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS|$400|easy|At the shooting, his assassin cried, 'I am a stalwart & Arthur is president now!'|James Garfield
17/04/2006|Jeopardy!|RIDE WITHOUT A LICENSE|$1000|hard|In 2008 this sport, run on a bumpy dirt track, will be added to the Summer Olympics to help attract younger viewers|BMX
10/06/2008|Jeopardy!|ALL 'SET'|$600|medium|It can be a useful quality, or any item of value that is owned|an asset
12/09/2000|Jeopardy!|THE GRIDIRON|$400|easy|[Hi, I'm Raghib Ismail of the Dallas Cowboys]  While at this school, I was named MVP of the Orange Bowl on the first day of the '90s|Notre Dame
22/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1600|hard|'Happy Days' spin-off that was the first African-American woman elected to the U.S. congress|Laverne & Shirley Chisholm
27/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH AUTHORS|$1000|hard|This avant-garde author's 'Les Enfants Terribles' was written in a 3-week period in 1929|Jean Cocteau
23/06/2010|Jeopardy!|LITERARY TALES|$600|medium|Shakespeare: 'The ____ Tale'|Winter's
25/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SPECIAL 'K' PLACES|$200|easy|Lots of places have an Oktoberfest, but the town of Liberal in this state has an Oztoberfest|Kansas
20/04/2007|Jeopardy!|THE SPORTING LIFE|$800|hard|(Hi, I'm Keith Olbermann.) This heavyweight boxing champ was adopted by Cus D'Amato, & since my uncle wed Cus' niece, that makes him my cousin|Mike Tyson
13/12/2006|Jeopardy!|SHADES OF GREEN|$200|easy|If a traditional martini has something green floating in it, we hope it's this shade|olive
28/03/1997|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY SPOUSES|$200|easy|Lauren Holly|Jim Carrey
20/05/2011|Jeopardy!|THE STATE SHE GOVERNED|$200|easy|Sarah Palin, 2006 to 2009|Alaska
13/02/2003|Jeopardy!|WEBSITES|$600|medium|At whitehouse.gov you can learn all about Air Force One as well as this Maryland presidential retreat|Camp David
08/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ONGOING MILITARY CONFLICTS|$400|easy|This country vs. Chechen rebels|Russia
02/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED OPERAS|$600|medium|Puccini: 'Oh Be Lame'|La bohème
27/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE SWINGIN' '60s|$600|medium|This cartoonist's 1963 bestsellers were 'Security is a Thumb and a Blanket' & 'Happiness is a Warm Puppy'|Charles Schulz
27/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LITERATURE|$800|hard|In 'The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe', 4 siblings rule this land from the throne at Cair Paravel|Narnia
23/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS|$600|medium|At his 1969 inaugural he said, 'The greatest honor history can bestow is the title of peacemaker'|Richard Nixon
06/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$2000|hard|A hard journey through Mississippi with a smelly corpse is the subject of his 'As I Lay Dying'|Faulkner
13/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SHOCKING ART|$2000|hard|Marcel Duchamp's 'Nude Descending a Staircase' caused a stir at this 1913 show in New York City|the Armory Show
27/03/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$100|easy|By the 6th century this group had joined with the Angles to found kingdoms in Britain|Saxons
12/04/2007|Jeopardy!|THERE ARE NO SMALL PARTS|$200|easy|Found in Utah, the world's largest natural bridge is named for this arch in the sky|rainbow
04/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY|$200|easy|This boy emperor of Egypt's 18th dynasty returned the capital to Thebes|Tutankhamen
15/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CLEO|$1600|hard|Shazam!  Cleopatra called herself the new this goddess|Isis
28/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC BOOKS & AUTHORS|$800|hard|In 1949 she adapted her novel 'The Fountainhead' for the big screen|Ayn Rand
01/06/2004|Jeopardy!|1995|$1000|hard|John Filo finally met Mary Ann Vecchio Gillum, 25 years after taking a famous photo of her at this university|Kent State
04/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|KEEPING UP WITH THE JONES|$1600|hard|In a 1993 film, after Harrison Ford tells this actor, 'I didn't kill my wife', he replies, 'I don't care'|Tommy Lee Jones
20/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$2000|hard|Zenobia Pierce is the wife & cousin of this Edith Wharton title character|Ethan Frome
12/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NFL|$800|hard|The first of these games to be played in Honolulu was on Jan. 27, 1980 & the NFC beat the AFC 37-27|the Pro Bowl
15/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FIVE EASY PISCES|$2000|hard|Since Pisces is a water sign, it's not surprising that he composed 'Water Music' in 1717|Handel
12/04/2004|Final Jeopardy!|LABOR UNION PRESIDENTS|None|None|This current union president was the youngest person ever to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame|Melissa Gilbert
10/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|Pulled the trigger or what's in a jigger|shot
23/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CINEMATIC TITLE PAIRS|$1000|hard|1959: '....and the Little People'|Darby O'Gill
22/03/2004|Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$200|easy|As the old saying goes, 'An ounce of' this magazine 'is worth a pound of cure'|Prevention
18/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE UNIVERSE|$400|easy|Our atmosphere has 21% oxygen & a little of this gas; Venus has just a trace of oxygen & 95% this gas|Carbon dioxide
26/03/1990|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL|$500|medium|In 1972 owner Bob Short moved this team to Arlington, TX . where it became the Texas Rangers|Washington Senators
06/09/2004|Jeopardy!|CITY WALK|$200|easy|In the 1980s this city passed Chicago as the USA's second most populous|Los Angeles
10/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN HISTORY|$400|easy|Her findings on pesticides in the book 'Silent Spring' sparked the environmental protection movement|Rachel Carson
01/12/1993|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL OPERAS|$100|easy|In an 1846 opera, this Hun gets stabbed to death by his honey, Odabella|Attila
23/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GOING THE DISTANCE|$1600|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows a globe on the monitor.)  On a two-dimensional map, a straight line appears to be the shortest distance between L.A. & London; on the globe, the actual shortest distance between them would be part of one of these big, 2-word geometric units|great circles
12/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CRUSTACEANS|$200|easy|The peneid type of this is the one most often served in the U.S.; have a cocktail|shrimp
24/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$1600|hard|After serving as postmaster general in 1921 & 1922 he became 'czar' of the motion picture industry|Will Hays
06/10/2000|Jeopardy!|MATH|$500|medium|1/3 plus 1/4|7/12
17/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$200|easy|Every month Reader's Digest reminds us it's 'the best medicine'|Laughter
19/04/2010|Jeopardy!|ART FOR ART'S SAKE!|$200|easy|Dentist Byron McKeeby of Cedar Rapids, Iowa was immortalized in this 1930 painting along with the artist's sister|American Gothic
14/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'C'OUNTRIES|$1200|hard|It borders both Panama & Nicaragua|Costa Rica
31/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN 'T' ROOM|$1000|hard|In 1992 this news agency added ITAR to its name, for the Information-Telegraph Agency of Russia|TASS
30/06/2005|Jeopardy!|WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS|$1000|hard|It's said that the first literary use of 'stuffed shirt' for a pompous bore was in her 1913 novel 'O Pioneers!'|Willa Cather
12/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CENTURY OF THE CRIME|$800|hard|The great Brinks robbery|the 20th century
10/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCTS|$800|hard|The Masai people of this African country mix cow blood with milk for a refreshing drink|Kenya
28/03/2006|Jeopardy!|'S'TUFF|$200|easy|This term for the illegal selling of concert tickets sounds like a bad way to lose your hair|scalping
16/11/1999|Jeopardy!|WHILE YOU'RE ON HOLD|$400|easy|Hearing this song while on hold might give you a mysterious itch|Poison Ivy
26/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF KNOWLEDGE|$800|hard|This city in southwest France that lends its name to a type of wine was the national seat of government in 1914|Bordeaux
14/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HEE HAW|$800|hard|A regular on 'Hee Haw', George Lindsey played this 'nutty' character on 'Mayberry, RFD'|Goober
27/11/2008|Jeopardy!|PASS THE TURKEY|$200|easy|This capital is Turkey's second-most populous city, with about 3.5 million people|Ankara
04/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|NOTED AFRICAN AMERICANS|$1600|hard|In 1993 she became the second Black American elected to serve in the U.S. Senate since Reconstruction|Carol Moseley Braun
20/10/2010|Jeopardy!|WE'RE CUCKOO|$200|easy|Unlike most birds, cuckoos have 2 of these pointing forward & 2 pointing backwards, if you 'grasp' the clue|talons (or toes)
23/01/2007|Jeopardy!|LIP GLOSS|$200|easy|Lips are darker than the surrounding skin because of thousands of these tiny blood vessels|capillaries
21/04/2008|Jeopardy!|RHYME QUEST|$1000|hard|Gusto|zest
20/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHY|$600|medium|Alfred North Whitehead said European philosophy is 'a series of footnotes to' this Greek|Plato
27/10/2008|Jeopardy!|CHEESY COUNTRIES|$200|easy|Anejo enchilado|Mexico
23/01/2001|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL VENUES|$100|easy|When Bruce Springsteen opened this L.A. arena, he said he thought he was playing an office supplies store|Staples Center
03/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS & INVENTIONS|$1600|hard|In 1935 Professor Arnold Beckman introduced an electronic type of this meter to measure acidity|a pH meter
03/11/2000|Jeopardy!|SANDWICHES|$100|easy|When the first Arby's opened in 1964, its entire food menu was potato chips & this sandwich|Roast Beef
19/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES THAT ARE ALL WET|$400|easy|Steven Spielberg named the mechanical shark in this 1975 classic 'Bruce' after his lawyer|Jaws
24/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER|$1500|hard|Her head went on the block in 1587 & in 2001 a wee bit of her royal hair was on the block, going for $2,700|Mary, Queen of Scots
23/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE HERBERT HOOVER PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY|$400|easy|(Kelly stands in front of several vases) Hoover began collecting these vases when he lived in this country, and was trapped there during the Boxer Rebellion|China
05/06/2006|Jeopardy!|'PUN' DAY|$200|easy|A small hole or wound made by a sharp object|a puncture
22/05/2008|Jeopardy!|GAMES|$800|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from Las Vegas.) James Bond loves to play a high-stakes version of Baccarat known by this 3-word French name|Chemin de Fer
29/11/2000|Jeopardy!|'TRIPLE' JEOPARDY!|$500|medium|It was formed in 1882 by Germany, Austria-Hungary & Italy|Triple Alliance
19/12/2011|Jeopardy!|BUMPER STICKER HUMOR|$1000|hard|'I believe in ghosts.  My past just came back to' do this|haunt me
14/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICA|$400|easy|In 1985 the Ivory Coast declared that its official name in all languages would be this French Version|Cote D'Ivoire
19/05/2003|Jeopardy!|SHATTERING ALLUSIONS|$1000|hard|Being in the middle of things puts you at this, the point on the surface above the focus of an earthquake|epicenter
22/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TV ARCHIVE|$600|medium|It's the title TV high-tech vehicle seen here: (helicopter)|Airwolf
22/03/2007|Jeopardy!|ROMANS|$1000|hard|Vespasian, a poor man's son who became emperor in 69 A.D., began this dynasty that lent its name to an amphitheater|the Flavian dynasty
30/04/1997|Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE TEENAGERS|$200|easy|She may have honed her vampire-interviewing skills while working on her Texas high school paper|Anne Rice
06/03/1992|Jeopardy!|ANIMATED FILMS|$200|easy|Pop star Tiffany provided the voice of Judy for this film about a space-age family|The Jetsons
09/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|I PUT YOU ON THE MAP|$400|easy|Rufus Putnam, named Marietta, Ohio in honor of this Frenchwoman, a pal of the U.S. during the Revolutionary War|Marie Antoinette
14/10/2005|Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY TEST|$200|easy|Of tardy, very happy, or full of hot air, what the word elated means|very happy
17/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE INSTRUMENT PLAYED|$1000|hard|Zamfir|Pan flute
05/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS & HONORS|$5200|hard|When this man won the Peace Prize, the Nobel chairman didn't expect 'gratitude from the Polish authorities'|Lech Walesa
11/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ELTON JOHN|$1600|hard|This man 'Signed, Sealed, Delivered' a harmonica solo for Elton's song 'I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues'|Stevie Wonder
05/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$3000|hard|Cool, with it, stylish|hip
12/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$600|medium|In Belgium dialects of this language include Oost-Vlaams & West-Vlaams|Flemish
26/06/2001|Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH CONNECTION|$100|easy|This relative is une tante|Aunt
12/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CHINESE CULTURE|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew points out some Chinese calligraphy at the Chinese Culture Center in San Francisco, CA.)  The character 'xi' represents happiness; this is the celebration that is most associated with the 'double xi'|a wedding
06/07/2010|Jeopardy!|LET'S BOUNCE|$400|easy|Sound navigation& ranging is the full name for this device that bounces radio waves underwater|sonar
22/11/2001|Jeopardy!|THE INTERNATIONAL CINEPLEX|$300|easy|In Japan this 2000 Cameron Crowe film was known as 'Those Days with Penny Lane'|Almost Famous
03/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|STAR TRACK|$1600|hard|This actor born in London in 1972 was named for a Beatles song & an 'Obscure' literary character|Jude Law
23/11/2010|Jeopardy!|BOOK OPPOSITES|$200|easy|1948: 'The Clothed & the Living'|The Naked and the Dead
28/12/1998|Jeopardy!|HITS OF THE '40s|$300|easy|The Beatles' 'Anthology' includes a version of this '40s tune whose title is Spanish for 'Kiss me much'|Besame Mucho
27/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IT HAS TO END WITH 'U'|$2000|hard|The 2 U.S. state capitals that fit the category|Honolulu & Juneau
06/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY CRITTERS|$400|easy|Ironically, a horse named Comanche was one of the few survivors of the 7th Cavalry in this 1876 battle|the Little Big Horn
16/09/2008|Jeopardy!|LEARN TO COOK|$200|easy|To maximize flavor impact, this type of plant, like basil & parsley, should be added at the end of cooking|an herb
17/10/1997|Jeopardy!|THEY ALMOST STARRED IN...|$500|medium|Liam Neeson might have 'seized the day' in this 1989 film but Robin Williams starred instead|Dead Poets Society
15/10/2002|Final Jeopardy!|FIELDS OF SCIENCE|None|None|Ludwig Prandtl, an expert in wind tunnel & wing design, is called 'The Father of' this aviation-related field|aerodynamics
15/10/1999|Jeopardy!|CALIFORNIA DREAMIN'|$200|easy|The peaks in the background of the California state seal symbolize this mountain range|Sierra Nevadas
15/12/2006|Final Jeopardy!|POEM TITLES|None|None|This poem says, 'For all averred, I had killed the bird that made the breeze to blow'|The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
10/10/2006|Jeopardy!|'D'-VIDE|$800|hard|In the 1300s the doge of Venice was also ruler of this 'dogged' area that's now part of Croatia|Dalmatia
06/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY|$1600|hard|In 1846 Joseph Leidy discovered that the worm Trichina is found in this animal|the pig
08/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LIT MY FIRE|$400|easy|'The Fire Sermon' is Part III of this poet's 'The Waste Land'|T.S. Eliot
14/03/2006|Jeopardy!|FUN WITH DICK & JANE|$800|hard|See Dick.  See Dick step down as U.S. House Majority Leader in 2003.  Relax, Dick.  Relax|Dick Armey
23/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESSWOMEN|$2000|hard|This founder of a cosmetics & fragrance empire was born Josephine Esther Mentzer around 1908|Estée Lauder
30/09/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 1880s|$100|easy|On January 27, 1880 he received a patent for his incandescent light|Thomas Edison
10/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1930s|$2000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from Central Park in New York.)  In the 1930s, before it was a lush, great lawn, an area of Central Park was home to displaced people's communities known as these, after a famous American|Hoovervilles
02/02/2011|Jeopardy!|SPORTS LEGENDS|$1000|hard|(Alex Trebek presents the clue from the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, MI.)  I once introduced this hockey player to a large group of sports fans by saying, 'All of us have heroes, and he is one of mine'--Number 9 for the Detroit Red Wings--'Mr. Hockey'|Gordie Howe
23/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT IS IT ABOUT HIM?|$400|easy|He's got this -- the quality, not the Rebecca Romijn-Stamos 'X-Men' character|mystique
14/07/2011|Jeopardy!|STADIUMS BY COUNTRY|$200|easy|Kim Il-Sung Stadium|North Korea
19/10/2011|Jeopardy!|AMERICA BEFORE THE REVOLUTION|$200|easy|In 1761 George Washington inherited this home from the widow of his brother Lawrence|Mount Vernon
15/06/2007|Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$600|medium|In the 5th century B.C., Empedocles argued that everything that exists can be reduced to these 4 elements|earth, air, water & fire
30/09/1985|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$1000|hard|In March, 1985, Michael Lewis, intending to fly to Oakland, Cal. inadvertently ended up in this city|Auckland
17/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TANK ARRAY|$1600|hard|In the 1980s this country attacked its foe Iran with vehicles like the T-62|Iraq
28/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|STIFLE YOURSELF EDICT|$600|medium|In 1616 books based on this Pole's heliocentric theory were censored by church edict|Nicolaus Copernicus
20/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|HILLS|$800|hard|This San Francisco area may take its name from 'Nabob', a Hindi word meaning 'a rich man'|Nob Hill
30/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'LO' MEN|$400|easy|In 1924 he teamed up with Nathan Leopold to commit a highly imperfect crime|(Richard) Loeb
19/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I'M GIDDY FOR GADGETS|$800|hard|Your iPod can sync with this brand of shoe & give you music, your pace, & calories burned while running|Nike
05/11/1986|Jeopardy!|FEET|$100|easy|People of this sex are more likely to have bunions|women
09/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT FOOTBALL|$2000|hard|Jason Miller, who was a lifelong fan of Notre Dame played this great coach of the '60s & '70s in the 1993 film 'Rudy'|Ara Parseghian
24/11/2011|Jeopardy!|A FINE CATEGORY|$200|easy|Do this in public in Singapore & get fined $300--more than you expectorated?|spit
18/12/1996|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & THEIR ROLES|$100|easy|41 years after 'On The Waterfront', he played Johnny Depp's therapist in 1995's 'Don Juan DeMarco'|Marlon Brando
20/01/2004|Jeopardy!|DON'T DO THE CRIME|$200|easy|In Wyoming, this crime is fourth degree when property worth less than $200 is purposely burned|arson
15/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE PLAY TITLE|$1600|hard|Bernard Slade's 'Same Time...'|Next Year
11/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LET ME PAINT YOU A PICTURE|$1200|hard|He put the 'class' in 'neoclassical' with his portrait of Madame Recamier|Jacques-Louis David
15/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|POLYHYMNIA|$800|hard|'In the snow of far off northern lands and in sunny tropic scenes' is in the second part of their hymn|the Marine Corps
12/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LINGUISTICS|$200|easy|Linguists have debunked the common belief that Eskimos have dozens of words for this substance|Snow
11/10/2002|Jeopardy!|STATELY REBUSES|$800|hard|The astral glow around your body has vanished|Oregon
27/10/2006|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY SPORTS|$600|medium|Yes!  It was this thoroughbred that won the Triple Crown in 1978|Affirmed
18/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DARWIN IN THE GALAPAGOS|$2000|hard|(Alex reports from the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador.)  Darwin believed the shape of the mouth of this reptile might be an adaptation to its herbivorous diet|iguana
26/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$800|hard|'The Perfect Wife' is a biography of this Texas-born woman|Laura Bush
11/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|1800|$600|medium|William Herschel discovered these 'rays' beyond the red end of the visible spectrum|Infrared rays
19/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A WHALE OF A CATEGORY|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew in Cape Cod)  Baleen, which certain whales have instead of teeth, is composed of mainly this protein, just like hair & fingernails|keratin
02/10/2006|Jeopardy!|JEWELRY|$800|hard|Many diamonds are cut in a shape named for this green gem|an emerald
24/04/2003|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$600|medium|'Harambee!' & 'Habari Gani!' are phrases used by African Americans during this 7-day celebration|Kwanzaa
29/04/2005|Jeopardy!|NASCAR SPONSORS|$400|easy|'Grab life by the horns' & name this car company that sponsors Kasey Kahne's No. 9|Dodge
04/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETE THE OXYMORON|$1600|hard|The Native American warrior who fled the battle was a cowardly...|brave
10/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL|$5|easy|The Peer Gynt ski area has been called this country's best place for cross-country skiing|Norway
04/12/1984|Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON D.C.|$500|medium|Former Secretary of State for whom Washington, D.C. International Airport is named|John Foster Dulles
23/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TOMB WITH A VIEW|$1500|hard|In the 1920s Amazing Stories magazine used a representation of his tomb in Amiens, France in its logo|Jules Verne
12/02/1999|Jeopardy!|CHOCOLATE|$400|easy|These ball-shaped candies may be dipped in nuts or sprinkles but cocoa powder is the classic coating|Chocolate truffles
20/10/2011|Jeopardy!|YUM 'O'!|$1000|hard|The 'French' type of this soup with a broth base is often topped with croutons & melted cheese|onion soup
27/10/2000|Jeopardy!|AUDIO LITERATURE|$200|easy|He's the singer reading here from 'The Eye of the Prophet' by Kahlil Gibran|Johnny Cash
07/07/1998|Jeopardy!|TV ACTORS|$500|medium|Wallace Langham plays Josh on 'Veronica's Closet' & Phil on this HBO talk show spoof|The Larry Sanders Show
13/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$800|hard|In a Puccini opera, this prima donna is pursued by the evil Scarpia, chief of the Roman police|Tosca
09/05/2005|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE BELT|$200|easy|To fulfill a prophecy, in the Gospels Joseph moved to this place--not the one of the same name in Kentucky|Nazareth
19/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE POET|$2000|hard|'Hope is the thing with feathers that perches in the soul and sings the tune without the words'|Emily Dickinson
22/01/2004|Jeopardy!|THEY NAMED IT FOR ME|$1000|hard|Though famous for his red-shirted followers, he has an orange fish named for him|Giuseppe Garibaldi
08/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LITERATURE|$200|easy|Trapped in the cave, Cassim yelled, 'Open, Wheat!' & 'Open, Barley!' when he forgot this phrase|Open, Sesame!
05/07/2011|Jeopardy!|SUMMERTIME|$200|easy|This object is the 'S' in SPF, which should be at least 30 in the stuff mom slathers onto you|the sun
27/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FINE DINING|$1600|hard|A company at Union Wharf in Portland ships all kinds of seafood, but is called 'Maine' this creature 'Direct'|Lobster
04/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY LITERATURE|$2000|hard|The title gem in this Wilkie Collins novel was once in the handle of a dagger owned by Tippoo, the sultan of Seringapatam|The Moonstone
28/03/2011|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS GEOMETRIC|$1400|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from Microsoft Research in Redmond, WA.)  Microsoft surface uses multiple cameras to find my finger position with this geometric technique where two known points lead to the location of an unknown|triangulation
25/05/2005|Jeopardy!|WOMEN OF COUNTRY|$800|hard|Among her No. 1 hits over the last 23 years are 'You Lie', 'Somebody' & 'The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter'|Reba McEntire
15/01/1999|Jeopardy!|WORDS WITHIN WORDS|$300|easy|The president has to know who's on his|Side (preSIDEnt)
13/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TV DRAMAS BY EPISODE|$1600|hard|'Elaan of Troyius'|Star Trek
29/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ACTING THE PART|$200|easy|This 'Star Wars' actor's also been a futuristic bounty hunter in 'Slipstream' & a fighting machine in 'The Guyver'|Mark Hamill
02/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$200|easy|Wayne State College is in Wayne, Nebraska; Wayne State University is in this largest Michigan city|Detroit
17/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|$1000|hard|General U Ne Win became ruler of this country twice, each time deposing U Nu in a coup|Burma/Myanmar
31/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$1000|hard|Later head of Germany's Luftwaffe, he was an aerial ace during World War I|(Hermann) Göring
06/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|FINE & ANDY|$400|easy|D'ja ever notice this '60 Minutes' commentator quit CBS in 1971 when it refused to air his 'Essay on War' about Vietnam|Andy Rooney
14/11/1986|Jeopardy!|THOSE DARN ETRUSCANS|$200|easy|Since Romans called them 'Tusci', the part of Italy where Etruscans lived now has this name|Tuscany
09/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AUTOBIOGRAPHERS|$800|hard|A 4th century A.D. Catholic Patriarch: 'Confessions'|St. Augustine
02/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BRIDGES|$200|easy|In 1996 the Pont Charles de Gaulle, a new bridge spanning this river, opened in Paris|Seine
26/12/2007|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S YOUR BEEF?|$1000|hard|It's the French name for boeuf braised in red wine, usually garnished with mushrooms & white onions|bœuf bourguignon
16/10/2007|Jeopardy!|FISH, BIRD OR MAMMAL|$400|easy|The tarsier|a mammal
17/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THAT JAZZ|$400|easy|In 1952 this musician known as 'Satchmo' became the first inducted into Down Beat magazine's Jazz Hall of Fame|Louis Armstrong
11/12/1997|Jeopardy!|SONGS OF THE '60s|$400|easy|'60s songs turned into films include 'Harper Valley P.T.A.' & this 1967 Bobbie Gentry hit|Ode to Billie Joe
02/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'FOURTH'|$800|hard|In relativity theory, it's time regarded as a coordinate to specify completely the location of any event|the fourth dimension
18/04/2005|Jeopardy!|FISH, BIRD OR MAMMAL|$800|hard|The wahoo|a fish
01/01/2003|Jeopardy!|DANIEL|$800|hard|For interpreting his dreams, this king made Daniel 'Chief of the Governors over all the Wise Men of Babylon'|Nebuchadnezzar
13/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE BLUES|$200|easy|In the 1940s Bobby 'Blue' Bland & B.B. King were in the Beale Streeters, a blues group in this city|Memphis
14/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$1600|hard|Born in 1800, he believed God had chosen him to lead his fellow black slaves to freedom|Nat Turner
21/04/1999|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL ALBUM|$400|easy|'Snow' creature seen here|Leopard
26/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC DRINKIN' SONGS|$800|hard|For the Sons of the Pioneers, it came between 'cigareetes' & 'wild, wild women'|whiskey
06/04/2006|Jeopardy!|THAT'S 'SUPER'!|$200|easy|In the days following Hurricane Katrina, this venue sheltered nearly 25,000 evacuees|the Superdome
10/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$800|hard|In area it's the second-largest province of the second-largest country in the world|Ontario
14/11/2000|Jeopardy!|LET'S BREAK UP|$500|medium|Before becoming Mrs. Antonio Banderas, Melanie Griffith married & divorced this actor twice|Don Johnson
24/04/1998|Jeopardy!|UNDER THE COVERS|$400|easy|This artist wrote & sang 'Kiss', later covered by the Art of Noise & Tom Jones|Prince
15/07/2005|Jeopardy!|CREDIT|$600|medium|'It pays to' use this credit card that has a Cashback Bonus award|Discover
21/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER GRAND CANYONS|$2000|hard|Hells Canyon is also known as the Grand Canyon of this river|the Snake
05/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|VILLAINOUS MOVIE SCHEMES|$600|medium|Rebecca de Mornay, not Fran Drescher, uses this job to get revenge in 'The Hand That Rocks the Cradle'|Nanny
13/06/2000|Jeopardy!|COUPLES THERAPY|$300|easy|(Dr. Joyce Brothers speaking)  This is what you're really fighting about -- it's 'the root of' most quarrels throughout marriage|Money
09/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$400|easy|When he turned 90, the Louvre hung eight of his works in the 'Tribune of Honor', where the 'Mona Lisa' has hung|Picasso
13/06/2005|Jeopardy!|'HAY'ES|$200|easy|A type of allergic rhinitis affecting the mucous membranes of the eyes|hay fever
27/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE CORONER STORE|$1000|hard|Coroner's verdict: the accident led to exsanguination, death by a complete loss of this|blood
09/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY LIT|$800|hard|Middle name of 'Naked and the Dead' author Mailer or first name of 'Lucky Jim' author Amis|Kingsley
22/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENTAL RHYME TIME|$1200|hard|Epidermis of a character in 'The Wizard Of Oz'|tin skin
20/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHIES|$1200|hard|A bio of him sums up, 'It was by dying when he did', in 1863 that he achieved his military fame|Stonewall Jackson
20/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$200|easy|Near the end of this tragedy, Lodovico tells Gratiano to 'seize upon the fortunes of the Moor'|Othello
22/12/2005|Jeopardy!|AD HOCK|$800|hard|Beginning in 1982, this vacation chain claimed it was 'The antidote for civilization'|Club Med
17/05/2005|Jeopardy!|THE NIXON LIBRARY|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew poses with a green telephone in the Nixon Library.)  In 1969, Nixon used this phone on what he called the most historic phone call ever made with these 2 men|(Neil) Armstrong & (Buzz) Aldrin
03/03/2008|Jeopardy!|COOL CARS|$1200|hard|Henry Ford planned for this biofuel made from grain to be the principal fuel for the Model T|ethanol
27/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS|$2000|hard|This Viacom CEO started in business with his family's chain of 12 drive-in theaters|Sumner Redstone
13/02/1998|Final Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CITIES|None|None|City where Goethe & Nietzsche died & a republic & a breed of dog were born|Weimar (Weimar Republic & Weimaraner dog)
13/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|A CENTURY OF PHYSICS|$800|hard|The M in maser, which preceded the laser, stands for these 'waves'|Microwaves
28/09/2004|Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$800|hard|Huey Freeman of this edgy comic strip is named after Black Panther Huey Newton|The Boondocks
09/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ISLAND COUNTRIES|$400|easy|The first permanent settler in this country was a Norwegian Viking named Ingolfr Arnarson|Iceland
03/09/2002|Jeopardy!|BEAUTY TIPS|$200|easy|The space between these should be tweezed to the width of 1 eye, not 2|eyebrows
03/11/2005|Jeopardy!|BASKETBALL|$200|easy|In 2000 this ex-Chicago Bull became president of the Wizards|(Michael) Jordan
10/12/2008|Jeopardy!|THIS & THAT|$200|easy|Title 4 of the U.S. code says you can fly one of these 24 hours a day; if you fly it at night, you have to illuminate it|the American Flag
09/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IT ENDS WITH 'U'|$800|hard|The name of this site of ruins in the Andes means 'old peak'|Machu Picchu
06/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ODD WORDS|$1000|hard|A dupion is a double one of these created by 2 silkworms working together|Cocoon
27/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|VIVA ITALIA|$1600|hard|Modeled in part on aircraft landing gear, this brand of motor scooter was first produced in Tuscany in 1946|Vespa
29/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$2000|hard|This Frenchman dedicated his 1908 'Children's Corner' suite to his daughter Claude-Emma|Debussy
10/12/1999|Jeopardy!|ROBIN|$500|medium|Medical thriller writer who has given us 'Coma' & 'Vector'|Robin Cook
20/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POET-POURRI|$1777|hard|The legendary 'Four Poets' of Lesbos were Alcaeus, Arion, Terpander & her|Sappho
11/03/2008|Jeopardy!|WOMEN WRITERS|$800|hard|It was curtains for Hercule Poirot in her 1975 mystery 'Curtain'|Agatha Christie
11/06/2003|Jeopardy!|OPERA|$600|medium|This title character performs the Dance of the Seven Veils for Herod in an opera by Richard Strauss|Salome
20/11/1998|Final Jeopardy!|THE SUPREME COURT|None|None|At the time of his 1902 nomination to the Supreme Court, he was Chief Justice of Massachusetts|Oliver Wendell Holmes
11/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE ALIENS ARE HERE!|$1200|hard|An Asian fungus has killed virtually every one of the American variety of this popular holiday nut tree|the chestnut
08/05/2008|Jeopardy!|FISHIN' IMPOSSIBLE|$200|easy|In 2006 we learned that Antarctic fish have proteins that keep their blood from doing this|freezing
24/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS OF THE BIBLE|$1600|hard|'Hey', this book comes between third John & Revelation|Jude
19/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NICOLAS CAGE MOVIES|$2000|hard|Decorated U.S. Marine Sergeant Joe Enders|Windtalkers
21/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HEIR OF THE DAG|$1200|hard|Serving from 1946 to 1952, this Oslo University graduate was the first U.N. Secretary-General|Trygve Lie
26/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE LETTERS|$2000|hard|From the Latin for 'flesh', it's dead or decaying flesh popular with hyenas & buzzards|carrion
18/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'CROSS' WORD CLUES|$1000|hard|Combatants on this TV show have included Pat Buchanan, Michael Kinsley & John Sununu|Crossfire
29/05/2006|Jeopardy!|I LOVE THE NIGHTLIFE|$200|easy|The only sure bet for things you can't do at night in this city is get a sunburn|Las Vegas
29/11/2010|Jeopardy!|THAT'S GREAT, PETER THE GREAT!|$1000|hard|Part of the palace begun by Peter is now this Russian museum, one of the largest in the world|the Hermitage
08/12/2010|Jeopardy!|NBA MVPS PDQ, OK?|$400|easy|In 2008 this Laker won his first MVP; hard to believe it took 12 seasons|Kobe
09/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|RULERS|$600|medium|This current king of Jordan was a cousin of King Faisal of Iraq, who was assassinated in 1958|King Hussein
12/03/1997|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$400|easy|A person who teaches you to imitate an owl|Hooter tutor
07/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$600|medium|During WWI, rather than waste manpower on mowing the White House lawn, she grazed sheep|Edith Wilson
30/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$400|easy|The world's 5 largest opera houses are in the U.S., with this one in NYC the largest at a capacity of 4,065|Metropolitan Opera House
22/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$1200|hard|The 'L' attached to the names of numerous plants refers to this 18th century botanist|(Carl) Linnaeus
11/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SALUTE TO THE NBA|$400|easy|No arrests were made after John Stockton left the NBA with a record 3,625 of these|steals
10/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ALTERNATIVE ENERGY|$400|easy|Photovoltaic (or 'P.V.') cells, which can power homes, are more commonly called these|solar (cells)
22/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS QUOTES|$200|easy|In 'Advice to a Young Tradesman' Benjamin Franklin wrote, 'Remember that time is' this|Money
20/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BELIEVE|$400|easy|I saw 3 of these objects, first reported near Mt. Rainier in June 1947, hovering over my house last night|UFOs (or flying saucers)
01/07/2003|Jeopardy!|TV HOSPITALS|$200|easy|Eastman Medical Center hired this very young title M.D.|Doogie Howser
08/03/2001|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC COUPLES|$100|easy|In his will, this playwright left his second-best bed to his wife; maybe the best one went to Gwyneth Paltrow|William Shakespeare
03/11/1989|Jeopardy!|THE UNIVERSE|$300|easy|On Nov. 30, 1954 a Mrs. Hodges of Sylacauga, AL became the only person on record to be injured by one of these|Meteorite
04/06/2002|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC|$400|easy|In 1972 California governor Ronald Reagan granted a full pardon to this 'Okie from Muskogee'|Merle Haggard
24/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE|$2000|hard|The short story 'The Marble' this takes place in Italy with 3 American students involved in a grisly murder|Fawn
05/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|STATE LICENSE PLATES|$200|easy|XXX 0000 (with the Rockies outlined)|Colorado
24/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$600|medium|Iago suspects, or pretends to suspect, his wife Emilia of having an affair with this man|Othello
07/09/1998|Jeopardy!|'YOUNG' PEOPLE|$200|easy|On 'Father Knows Best' he played dad to Betty, Bud & Kathy|Robert Young
10/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE WAR OF ART|$1200|hard|This 17th C. Flemish man got mythical with 'Minerva Protects Pax From Mars ('Peace And War')'|Peter Paul Rubens
19/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SYMPHONY NICKNAMES|$400|easy|Schubert's Symphony No. 8 is known by this na--|The Unfinished Symphony
14/02/2006|Jeopardy!|GRAB BAG|$400|easy|Henry Morton Stanley's most famous discovery, we presume, was this missing explorer in 1871|Dr. Livingstone
28/10/2008|Jeopardy!|1980s TV|$600|medium|Chad Lowe was the star of the sitcom 'Spencer'; this man starred as detective 'Spenser: For Hire'|Robert Urich
25/09/1984|Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|$100|easy|He invented the Franklin stove|Ben Franklin
21/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH SAUCES|$2000|hard|Also called balsamella, this basic French white sauce is made by adding milk to a roux|béchamel
06/04/2006|Jeopardy!|PREFIX|$800|hard|'Different'; or, someone who's not gay|hetero
11/07/2006|Jeopardy!|COVERINGS|$400|easy|The current U.S. penny is zinc covered in this|copper
20/03/2001|Jeopardy!|THEY'RE GREAT!|$300|easy|In about 326 B.C. his horse Bucephalus died in India; he built a city to honor his trusty steed|Alexander the Great
26/12/2011|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS TOMBS|$400|easy|A statue from this groundbreaking singer & actor's Los Angeles gravesite really jazzes up our category|Al Jolson
26/09/1997|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'U'|$300|easy|'Leading' man in a theater, or at a wedding             (5)|Usher
31/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GLASS|$400|easy|The first glass making plant in America was built at this Virginia settlement in 1608|Jamestown
13/04/2004|Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$800|hard|A few hundred million years ago some plants had the bright idea to protect & spread their embryos in these|seeds
20/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$1000|hard|This Prussian falsely claimed to be an aide-de-camp to Frederick the Great|Baron Von Steuben
05/03/1999|Jeopardy!|TV THE KIDS LOVE|$200|easy|James Van Der Beek & Katie Holmes play residents of Capeside on this drama filled with teen angst|Dawson's Creek
22/10/2001|Jeopardy!|AL, HISTORY'S PASSIVE AGGRESSIVE PAL|$100|easy|In 1871 Chicago, Al promises to retrieve this woman's lantern from a barn but he'll get to it in a minute; oops|Mrs. O'Leary
21/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$800|hard|An oarsman who's not as quick as the rest|Slower rower
24/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HAIR & MAKE-UP|$400|easy|The opposite of matte, it follows 'lip' in a cosmetic that makes lips shiny|gloss
12/05/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$200|easy|Nearly 91 when he died the same day as Thomas Jefferson, he was the longest-lived president|John Adams
20/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|REGGAE|$1200|hard|Eric Clapton's 1974 No. 1 hit version of this reggae song helped introduce the style to a world audience|I Shot the Sheriff
15/10/2007|Final Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|None|None|In 1881 he wrote to Emile Zola, 'I must soon leave Vetheuil, and I am looking for a pretty place by the Seine'|Claude Monet
25/10/2006|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS TREATIES|$600|medium|It ended the Spanish-American War (1898)|the Treaty of Paris
23/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THAT FILM'S A DISASTER|$800|hard|Keanu Reeves plays Klaatu, not Gort the robot|The Day the Earth Stood Still
06/03/1992|Jeopardy!|FROG ANATOMY|$300|easy|The frog stores liquid waste in this organ & can reabsorb water from it in dry times|the bladder
04/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|I GET THEM CONFUSED|$2000|hard|One was a bandleader who worked with Gershwin; one joined the Supreme Court in 1970|Paul Whiteman & Harry Blackmun
01/12/2006|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL COATS OF ARMS|$800|hard|The white lion with a double tail on its coat of arms was granted to Bohemia in the 1100s|the Czech Republic
14/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GLOBAL WARMING|$800|hard|It's not so 'funny' that this gas, N2O, traps 270 times more heat than carbon dioxide|Nitrous oxide (laughing gas)
12/01/2004|Jeopardy!|SIMPLY SIMON|$600|medium|L.A.'s Museum of Tolerance is a part of the center bearing the name of this man|Simon Wiesenthal
15/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$200|easy|This Dutch city has more than 400 bridges linking its approximately 90 islands|Amsterdam
31/03/1993|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$200|easy|A hajji is a Muslim who's made a pilgrimage to this city|Mecca
12/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MIDDLE 'C'|$600|medium|It makes the sound heard here:|Piccolo
19/09/2002|Jeopardy!|AIRPLANES|$1700|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew at the Museum of Flight in Seattle)  The plane whose usual call sign was SAM 970 was called this when the president flew on it|Air Force One
27/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NEW DELI|$400|easy|The name of this deli meat that's found in a Reuben doesn't refer to maize; it means cured in brine|corned beef
03/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|JOHANN'S THE MANN|$600|medium|You should know whether he wrote 'The Sorrows of Young Werther' or not|Johann Goethe
15/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ME TARZAN|$1600|hard|We guess that starring as Tarzan in 1984's 'Greystoke' made him a Highlander ape man|Christopher Lambert
16/10/2008|Jeopardy!|A RATION OF FASHION|$600|medium|This Philippine first lady had 1,060 pairs of shoes|Imelda Marcos
31/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE DENTIST'S OFFICE|$800|hard|The ADA says this is perfectly safe as the basis for amalgam fillings-- it combines with other materials to make it stable|mercury
01/02/2010|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE FADS|$200|easy|In the 1960s for some reason it was great fun to smash these instruments to bits; perhaps a baby grand?|a  piano
08/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE YUKON|$200|easy|This bird found in a famous 'Poe'm is the official bird of the Yukon Territory|Raven
20/09/1984|Jeopardy!|RACY LADIES|$300|easy|Never has to jockey for position as Mrs. Fred Astaire|Robyn Smith
14/06/2001|Jeopardy!|THEY WROTE FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES|$300|easy|Born in Clydebank, political writer James Reston had this nickname, like a 'Star Trek' engineer|Scotty
16/05/2007|Jeopardy!|MAY 16, A DAY TO REMEMBER|$400|easy|489 years after her death, this woman becomes a saint when Pope Benedict XV canonizes her May 16, 1920|Joan of Arc
14/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'F' TROOP|$800|hard|2-word term for a mass descent of sharks on prey, or of news reporters on a story|feeding frenzy
15/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE YA FROM, SENATOR?|$1200|hard|Edwards & Dole|North Carolina
07/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|DOCUMENTS|$200|easy|The U.S. government gets over 100,000 requests a year for these documents that protect inventors|patents
17/01/2008|Jeopardy!|NICE TO MEET YOU!|$200|easy|These 2 Shakespearean lovers meet at a feast & extemporize a sonnet together|Romeo and Juliet
10/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HARRISON FORD MOVIES BY ROLE|$2000|hard|1962 cruiser Bob Falfa|American Graffiti
13/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN ARTISTS|$1500|hard|Born one year before the Civil War began, she died 101 years later during John F. Kennedy's administration|Grandma Moses
18/06/2001|Jeopardy!|'MOO'|$500|medium|This Cab Calloway song includes the lines 'Hi-De-Hi-De-Hi-De-Hi!' & 'Ho-De-Ho-De-Ho-De-Ho!'|Minnie The Moocher
05/01/1999|Jeopardy!|COMING UP IN '99|$500|medium|The only Friday the 13th of 1999 occurs in this summer month the Romans called 'Sextilis'|August
17/12/2008|Jeopardy!|MEET YOU IN THE MIDDLE|$800|hard|Digital _____ obscura|camera
07/04/2004|Jeopardy!|CIGARETTE LORE|$600|medium|Act I of a Bizet opera takes place in a Seville square near a cigarette factory where this title character works|Carmen
27/10/2010|Jeopardy!|THE NUMBER OF YEARS FROM...|$800|hard|The signing of the Declaration of Independence to Lincoln giving the Gettysburg Address|87
15/11/2002|Jeopardy!|'M' WORDS|$600|medium|In 'She's a hyperactive child therapist', it's not clear whether the adjective is doing this to 'child' or to 'therapist'|modifying
25/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NOT TO BE CONFUSED|$1600|hard|The Willamette River runs through Eugene, Oregon; this title Pushkin character is a sort of Russian Don Juan|Eugene Onegin
24/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH AUTHORS|$800|hard|In 1887 this science fiction author wrote a novel about the U.S. Civil War, 'North Against South'|Jules Verne
09/04/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT AILS YOU?|$400|easy|Are you always cold & tired?  Have you gained some weight that you can't get rid of?  This gland could be underactive|thyroid
15/09/2005|Jeopardy!|FROM THE VAULTS OF THE SMITHSONIAN|$200|easy|This get-well card was sent by second graders to David Vetter, known as this boy kept in a plastic isolation unit|The Boy in the Bubble
02/12/2010|Jeopardy!|'LAX'|$1000|hard|It's the loud warning signal heard here (Horn signal sounds)|a klaxon
21/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|THE BILL OF RIGHTS|$200|easy|This amendment guarantees that a person cannot be forced to testify against himself|the Fifth Amendment
23/02/2006|Jeopardy!|THE ACADEMY AWARDS|$400|easy|A documentary feature on her won a 1955 Oscar; 7 years later, Patty Duke won an Oscar for portraying her|Helen Keller
17/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|E BEFORE I|$2500|hard|Chaing Kai-Shek Memorial Hall is located in this capital|Taipei
26/05/2000|Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE PROVERB|$300|easy|'Give a man enough rope...'|And he'll hang himself
05/02/2009|Jeopardy!|FASHIONABLE COMMON BONDS|$800|hard|French, Cuban, wedge|heels
22/06/2006|Jeopardy!|NAMES OF THE 12 APOSTLES|$1000|hard|Has an accent over the O in Spanish|Simon
15/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEGINS & ENDS WITH 'N'|$1000|hard|It's usually used to describe a treaty calling for the cessation of the spread of nuclear weapons|Non-proliferation
10/06/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S. MUSEUMS|$100|easy|When driving through South Bend in this state, you can visit the Studebaker National Museum|Indiana
27/04/2006|Jeopardy!|WHAT A GOOD IDEA!|$200|easy|Tofu or not tofu: in 2004 Grady High School in Atlanta introduced a lunch line for those who eat this kind of diet|vegetarian
08/06/2005|Jeopardy!|THE SHARKS|$800|hard|The head of this shark species has a lateral extension with an eye at each end|the hammerhead shark
03/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOLAR SYSTEM|$1000|hard|(All right players, take a look at the monitor, and here's Bill Nye, the Science Guy:)  The dividing line between the light and the dark side of the moon is called this [puts on shades, as lights go out] 'I'll be back.'|the terminator
15/09/2000|Jeopardy!|PICK ME, PICASSO|$100|easy|A member of Picasso's family sued after Citroen named one of these after the late artist|Car
17/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GET SMALL|$800|hard|A dust devil is a small whirlwind in the desert or a small, cordless hand-held brand of these|vacuum cleaners
04/07/2006|Jeopardy!|ODD JOBS|$1000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from a barrel-making shop in Strawberry Banke Museum, Portsmouth, NH.)  From planks of wood, a cooper makes these curved pieces that form the sides of a barrel|staves
03/12/2007|Jeopardy!|THE EMMYS|$800|hard|Alan Brady would have been jealous when Carl Reiner won Emmys for writing & producing this series in the '60s|The Dick Van Dyke Show
30/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LA TRIVIA-TA|$400|easy|Phil Silvers co-wrote the 1944 song about this girl 'with the laughing face'|Nancy (about Frank Sinatra's daughter)
21/04/2011|Jeopardy!|AIRLINE LINGO|$600|medium|The TSA's advanced imaging technology is also called FBS, short for this (passengers may have other terms)|a full body scan
28/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE CALENDAR|$400|easy|The Chinese assign each year an element as well as an animal; 1972 got rat & water & 1976, dragon & this|fire
22/02/2005|Jeopardy!|'A' MEN|$1000|hard|'Revelations', based on African-American religious music, is this choreographer's masterpiece|(Alvin) Ailey
15/02/2008|Jeopardy!|STATE NICKNAMES|$200|easy|'The Beaver State'|Oregon
13/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LIVIN' IN THE '80s|$800|hard|This 'big' movie of 1983 featured Kevin Costner... as a corpse!|The Big Chill
24/11/1993|Jeopardy!|CHAMPIONS|$100|easy|In 1920 champion swimmer Duke Kahanamoku formed the first club for this water sport in Waikiki|Surfing
01/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|This tiny state's southernmost point lies on Block Island in the Atlantic, about 10 miles from the mainland|Rhode Island
02/12/2002|Jeopardy!|SCARY BOOKS|$800|hard|The 1980s book 'When the Wind Blows' depicts the effect of this type of war on an ordinary couple|a nuclear war
12/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S GREEK CUISINE TO ME|$1600|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from a kitchen in Greece.) To make baklava, you'll need some of these tissue-thin layers of pastry dough, whose name is from the Greek for 'leaf'|phyllo
09/12/2005|Jeopardy!|CELEBRATING THE NOBEL PRIZE|$800|hard|In the years from 1913 to 1936, Nobel Prize banqueters often feasted on a soup named for this reptile|a turtle (turtle soup accepted)
05/02/1998|Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$100|easy|A person suffering from dysphagia has trouble doing this....gulp!|Swallowing
18/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL NAMES|$800|hard|Magyar Koztarsasag|Hungary
21/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AskOxford.com|$2000|hard|AskOxford.com tells us that this word is the missing one in the sequence primary, secondary... quaternary|tertiary
05/05/1998|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT COUNTRY|$600|medium|It grows a lot of barley; its national anthem is 'Long Live The King'; it's ruled by the man seen here (King Hussein)|Jordan
10/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|A SILENT 'P'|$400|easy|This outdated word for a type of food poisoning is from Greek for 'corpse'|Ptomaine
14/04/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE ALTERNATIVE?|$600|medium|Meaning 'the science of prolonging life', it's a dietary regime of whole grains, vegetables & beans|macrobiotic
11/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$1000|hard|Elizabeth Garrett, the blind daughter of sheriff Pat Garrett, wrote the state song of this 47th state|New Mexico
16/06/2010|Jeopardy!|NEAT, SHE|$800|hard|This real-life actress played by Faye Dunaway kinda flipped out when she thought her bathroom wasn't clean enough|Joan Crawford
17/05/2010|Jeopardy!|HARK, IT'S ARKANSAS!|$600|medium|A member of this illustrious & wealthy family was governor of Arkansas from 1967 to 1971|Rockefeller
03/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PHILADELPHIANS|$1000|hard|The work of John Peto, shown here, used the technique of trompe l'oiel, or 'do this' to the eye|fool the eye
11/05/2011|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES IN HIGH SCHOOL|$200|easy|No big shock--he's the radio personality seen here in his senior year|Howard Stern
16/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE COAST|$400|easy|Mathias Day of Ohio went to the Florida coast & got this 'Beach' named for him|Daytona
26/02/1990|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FOLKS|$300|easy|His dad served 34 years in Congress, his mom was 'born again' & his brother nicknamed him 'Pat'|Pat Robertson
04/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A 'SIN'|$1600|hard|Of Welsh extraction, Frank Lloyd Wright named his homes & fellowship after this early Welsh poet|Taliesin
15/04/1999|Jeopardy!|THE STATE I'M IN|$400|easy|Manhattan, Liberal, Leavenworth|Kansas
08/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|I HAVEN'T READ POE, BUT...|$600|medium|In this story an earthquake takes down a Broadway theater... right?|The Fall of the House of Usher
12/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS IN HISTORY|$400|easy|This teen 'asp'ired to be Egypt's queen but had to share the throne with her little brother, Ptolemy XIII|Cleopatra
19/09/2006|Jeopardy!|MOVIE LOCATIONS|$800|hard|2004: Don Cheadle managed 'Hotel ___'|Rwanda
21/09/2007|Jeopardy!|HERE'S SOME ADVICE|$600|medium|One of these 'sweeps clean'|a new broom
07/11/2005|Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$400|easy|Calcutta was once the capital of India; this 'New' city was made the capital in 1931|New Delhi
17/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER WORKS BY HANDEL|$1600|hard|Handel set to music Dryden's 'Alexander's Feast', with its line 'none but' these people 'deserves the fair'|the brave
24/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$1500|hard|In 1957 this capital's Central High School was under court order to integrate|Little Rock, Arkansas
19/01/2007|Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$200|easy|David Rittenhouse invented a device in 1767 showing the positions of several of these in the solar system|planets
18/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ASSUME THE POSITION|$2000|hard|He became King of England in 1399 after forcing his cousin Richard II from the throne|Henry IV
29/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BIRTH, ART, DEATH|$2000|hard|Born 1859 in Paris,  'A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte' died 1891|(Georges) Seurat
27/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE COVER OF TIME|$1200|hard|We hate to raise eyebrows, but you can't help it with this world leader seen here in 1964|Leonid Brezhnev
22/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HOMECOMING|$200|easy|His last act as president was turning on the National Christmas Tree lights for the Iran hostages' return|Jimmy Carter
10/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|Hitch a ride, or an opposable digit|thumb
25/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SUPER|$800|hard|The title superhero of this 2008 film shares his name with a signer of the Declaration of Independence|Hancock
18/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$800|hard|In August 2009 former President Clinton helped win the release of 2 journalists after meeting with this N. Korean leader|Kim Jong Il
26/01/2006|Jeopardy!|I NEED A VACATION|$1000|hard|My wife would kill me if we didn't go to this country, the No. 4 destination, to visit the Missoni & Krizia showrooms|Italy
15/10/2002|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER 'W'ORDS|$1000|hard|To draw to a close, or to decrease, like the visible side of the moon after it's been full|wane
15/01/2010|Jeopardy!|PASS-IVE|$200|easy|Used since the 13th century, St. Gotthard pass in Switzerland is in these mountains|the Alps
11/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE MOVIES|$2000|hard|Fiona's long-lost cousin Arthur is a possible heir to the throne in this 2007 sequel|Shrek the Third
19/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE HILLS|$400|easy|'90210' is set in this ritzy city, ZIP code 90210|Beverly Hills
01/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES ARTS & LEISURE|$1500|hard|The Met's 2002 production of this opera 'calls for 346 people onstage along with a horse (Napoleon's)'|War and Peace
05/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$600|medium|On June 15, 1775 he was unanimously elected Commander in Chief of the Continental Army|George Washington
07/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AUSTEN-TATIOUS|$1000|hard|This title abbey is the home of clergyman Henry Tilney|Northanger Abbey
21/02/2005|Jeopardy!|WHY NOT?|$1000|hard|In holding back at this city at the E. end of the Strait of Dover, Hitler may have thought he'd force peace on England|Dunkirk
27/01/2006|Jeopardy!|PAST, PRESENT OR FUTURE|$800|hard|Proust's title 'A la recherche du temps perdu' ends with this word in the English translation|past
10/04/2001|Jeopardy!|REALLY BUSY AIRPORTS|$200|easy|An hour later you'll want to go back:             PEK|Peking/Beijing
16/05/2005|Jeopardy!|OF CHAMPIONS|$400|easy|Now an actor, in 1976 he was the European Professional Karate Assoc. middleweight champion|Jean-Claude Van Damme
06/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'S'-OTERICA|$2000|hard|Peter Falk narrated this 1978 documentary in which hardened convicts frightened delinquent kids|Scared Straight
22/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE AUTHOR|$2000|hard|'It's all right, Miles,' Spade told him.  'Come in.  Miss Wonderly, this is Mr. Archer, my partner'|Dashiell Hammett
16/06/2008|Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$600|medium|Army doctor Benjamin Rush believed in the 'depletion' of this, sometimes removing 80% of it from a patient|blood
22/11/1995|Jeopardy!|'O' & 'OS'|$300|easy|This Egyptian god's many burial places were considered sacred ground|Osiris
26/10/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S 'TEA' TIME|$600|medium|It's a small chest made to hold tea leaves, not golf clubs|a tea caddy
02/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR-WINNING DIRECTORS OF THE '60S|$1600|hard|'Tom Jones'--Vanessa Redgrave's husband|Tony Richardson
04/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'ITZ' AT THE END|$800|hard|John F. Kennedy's maternal grandfather sported this 'sweet' nickname|Honey Fitz
09/05/2005|Jeopardy!|REALITY SHOWS OF THE PAST|$400|easy|In 1944's version of 'The Apprentice', Von Stauffenberg was fired by a squad after he tried to fire this leader|Hitler
11/12/1998|Jeopardy!|TV THEME SONGS|$200|easy|Edith & Archie 'could use a man like' this president 'again'|Herbert Hoover
05/10/2007|Jeopardy!|INTRA-VENUS|$200|easy|Just like Mercury, Venus has this many moons|zero
20/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$400|easy|The first woman to teach at the Sorbonne, she published a treatise on radioactivity in 1910|Marie Curie
08/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$400|easy|Princess Aurora pricks her finger on a spindle in Act I of this classic ballet|Sleeping Beauty
19/01/2007|Jeopardy!|HOWARD'S END|$1000|hard|This failed 2004 presidential candidate once got an 'A' rating from the NRA|Howard Dean
19/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$1200|hard|Mendelssohn's 'Songs without Words' were once the most popular pieces for this instrument|piano
02/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLE STUDY|$400|easy|Mahershalalhasbaz, son of the prophet Isaiah, has this distinction in the Bible|the longest name
17/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE ARTS|$600|medium|The melodic instrument of this country's native people is the didjeridu|Australia
25/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WATTS|$800|hard|Used by truckers, these radios with 40 channels have an output limit of 4 watts|CB (Citizen's Band) Radios
14/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE NATO PHONETIC ALPHABET|$1600|hard|H: A place to stay when on vacation|hotel
06/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS & HONORS|$1200|hard|This medal goes to the artist of the most distinguished American picture book for children; Chris Van Allsburg won for 'Jumanji'|the Caldecott
26/05/1986|Double Jeopardy!|MATHEMATICS|$800|hard|1,000, expressed by using 10 and an exponent|10 cubed
07/02/2003|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|The borders of 5 Utah counties lie within this lake|The Great Salt Lake
16/10/2009|Jeopardy!|THE OCEAN|$200|easy|In the open sea where the Labrador Current meets the Gulf Stream, fog makes these even more of a shipping hazard|icebergs
09/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE GLOSSARY|$3000|hard|The quality of richness of variety of life forms, both plant & animal, in a given environment|biodiversity
22/01/1998|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$400|easy|Tradition says this central shrine of Islam, located in Mecca, was built by Abraham & Ishmael|Kaaba
06/11/2004|Jeopardy!|ODD ANIMAL FACTS|$200|easy|Most of a shark's brain is devoted to this sense|smell
28/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES OBITUARIES|$400|easy|The Nov. 1, 1984 obituary for this woman noted that she 'presided over the world's most populous democracy'|Indira Gandhi
07/05/1999|Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$300|easy|Bohemond I was a great leader of the first of these expeditions, in the 1090s|Crusades
15/12/2005|Jeopardy!|HOOKED ON PHOENICIA|$600|medium|This capital of Sicily was founded by Phoenician traders in the 8th century B.C.|Palermo
27/11/1997|Jeopardy!|FILLED UP|$300|easy|The Shenandoah, commissioned by the U.S. Navy in 1923, was its 1st Zeppelin-type airship filled with this gas|helium
02/07/2009|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE IN THE 1800s|$200|easy|Stephen Crane subtitled this novel 'An Episode of the American Civil War'|The Red Badge of Courage
20/05/2003|Jeopardy!|THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH|$1000|hard|This can be estimated by adding 40 to the number of a snowy tree cricket's chirps in a 15-second period|temperature
12/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|5 'C.C.'s, STAT!|$400|easy|A mass audition, maybe for a moovie|cattle call
18/02/2005|Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$1000|hard|Doctors use this word, from the Latin for 'convenient', for infections striking a weak immune system|opportunistic
15/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE NEWSPAPER|$1000|hard|At the request of its founder, this Boston paper runs 1 religious article each day in its home forum section|The Christian Science Monitor
30/04/2007|Jeopardy!|OR 'LAW' SCHOOL?|$200|easy|Specific type of nail-knocker seen here|a claw hammer
26/05/1997|Jeopardy!|RECURRENCES|$500|medium|Every 4 years the U.S. Electoral College meets in this month|December
17/11/2010|Jeopardy!|MEET ME IN THE 'QUAD'|$1000|hard|You'll use these muscles to lift your knee|the quadriceps
06/03/1992|Double Jeopardy!|LAW & GOVERNMENT|$800|hard|Because of its secretiveness, the American Party in the 1850s was also known by this name|The Know-Nothings
20/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ROBERT REDFORD ROLES|$200|easy|Journalist Bob Woodward|All the President's Men
30/06/2005|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAME PLEASE|$200|easy|Inventor Thomas Edison|Alva
28/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER MOVIE TITLES|$1600|hard|Will Smith hooks & jabs|Ali
19/11/1998|Jeopardy!|MARRIAGE & KIDS|$400|easy|These kits were introduced for home use in the '70s; they didn't come with a rabbit|Pregnancy tests
27/11/1998|Jeopardy!|COWBOY TALK|$200|easy|Western riders referred to the English style of these as postage stamps|Saddles
15/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MISSING ELEMENTS|$800|hard|Baking soda: ____HCO3|sodium
27/10/1998|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|An endorsement allowing entry into a country, or a card used to charge a bundle while you're there|Visa
19/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATED|$1200|hard|A movie special-effects company: ILM|Industrial Light & Magic
04/03/1999|Jeopardy!|1998 MOVIES|$400|easy|After being one of the 'Men in Black', he became an 'Enemy of the State'|Will Smith
24/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ART STYLE ETYMOLOGY|$2000|hard|Apollinaire described a work by Erik Satie as above ordinary reality, using the word that became this art style|surrealism
21/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT DO YOU COLLECT?|$1600|hard|A helixophile--these wine-drinking accessories|corkscrews
13/01/2004|Jeopardy!|OF THE 'THIRD' KIND|$400|easy|It rose in Germany in 1933 & fell in 1945|the Third Reich
13/11/2007|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL BLACK & WHITE TO ME|$1000|hard|An African name for this monkey that sits in trees as if in prayer means 'messenger of the gods'|the colobus
08/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ISMs|$1000|hard|It's the practice of preparing for war by retreating to remote areas & storing food & weapons|survivalism
19/06/2007|Jeopardy!|AGES AGO|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Luxor, Egypt.)  Ramses the Great lived to be 96, had 200 wives and concubines, and one tomb held at least 20 of these, including, Mery-Atum|sons
24/02/2005|Jeopardy!|DRINKS|$600|medium|In a diner, a hot spot isn't a popular nightclub; it's a spot of this hot drink|tea
10/12/1996|Jeopardy!|BRITISH HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1661 the body of this Lord Protector was exhumed, strung up & beheaded|Oliver Cromwell
20/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO A GUM BRAND|$1200|hard|A special edition of a newspaper|extra
11/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHO DIED & MADE YOU KING?|$800|hard|Tigranes III of Armenia (Don't overthink this one)|Tigranes IV
11/05/1998|Jeopardy!|TV FRIENDS ON FILM|$400|easy|'Leprechaun', 'Picture Perfect'|Jennifer Aniston
14/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|SPORT OF KINGS|$800|hard|Since 1936, because of this, horses 'say cheese' at the end of races|a photo finish
24/05/2000|Jeopardy!|TV CATCHPHRASES|$100|easy|'Yabba Dabba Do!'|The Flintstones
18/03/2003|Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITY UNIVERSITIES|$800|hard|Gallaudet University|Washington, D.C.
07/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PHYS ED|$1600|hard|Watch the scholarship offers roll in when you run this distance in 3:43.13, tying the world record set in 1999|a mile
16/02/2009|Jeopardy!|SEINFELD|$800|hard|This 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' star provided the voice of George Steinbrenner|Larry David
16/02/2000|Jeopardy!|CLIFFS NOTES|$100|easy|Preppie runs away from school; spends memorable weekend in New York; gets even more depressed|Catcher in the Rye
14/10/2008|Final Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LIT|None|None|The line 'We had everything before us, we had nothing before us' is found in the 1st paragraph of this 1859 novel|A Tale of Two Cities
19/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AFTER THEY LEFT OFFICE|$200|easy|In 1977 David Frost interviewed this former president on television|Nixon
28/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EMINENT VICTORIANS|$2000|hard|After founding the London Police Force in 1829, he served as British prime minister on 2 separate occasions|Robert Peel
28/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CLICHES|$1000|hard|This regretful 5-word sentence is a Thomas Wolfe book title|You Can't Go Home Again
30/03/2010|Jeopardy!|MEXICAN FOOD|$800|hard|This specialty of Sonora is actually a burrito that's been fried|a chimichanga
19/01/1999|Jeopardy!|FOUR!|$400|easy|In the New Testament, they symbolize war, conquest, famine & death|The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
27/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$2100|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Hermitage in Saint Petersburg.) The Hemitage's only work by this Englishman is his 'Portrait of a Lady in Blue'; he really liked the color blue|Gainsborough
20/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$200|easy|Xiuhtecuhtli was the fire god of these people also called the Tenochca|Aztecs
03/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN COMPASS BEARINGS|$800|hard|James Dean's starring debut|East of Eden
26/09/2006|Jeopardy!|GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT|$2000|hard|Carlsberg is a Danish brewery; this Swiss-style cheese from Norway has a similar name|Jarlsberg
25/10/2005|Jeopardy!|SPEECH!  SPEECH!|$800|hard|In a 1922 speech he declared, 'Nonviolence is the first article of my faith'|(Mahatma) Gandhi
23/11/2005|Jeopardy!|GUNS|$800|hard|In the 1880s a windmill company started giving promotional BB guns to farmers; it's now this airgun company|the Daisy Company
14/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HURRELL'S HOLLYWOOD|$1200|hard|Meet this Oscar-winning star of 'Meet John Doe'|Gary Cooper
26/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH HISTORY|$2000|hard|Of Henry VIII's six wives, the number that lost their heads over him|2
25/05/2005|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$400|easy|The first music for this reed instrument now usually tuned in B flat appeared in Amsterdam in the early 1700s|the clarinet
10/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SOCCER'S WORLD CUP|$800|hard|2 of its last 3 World Cup wins were over Italy in the finals|Brazil
12/11/2004|Jeopardy!|THAT'S SO RANDOM!|$1000|hard|(I'm Ashleigh Banfield.)  'Men seldom make passes at girls who wear glasses', said this Algonquin Round Table member|Dorothy Parker
10/12/1999|Jeopardy!|KUBRICK CLASSICS|$400|easy|Nabokov turned in a script for this film; the question is did Kubrick use it?|Lolita
09/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS|$800|hard|This title king says, 'I am a man more sinn'd against than sinning'|King Lear
03/11/1989|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$200|easy|You can't beat this soup which is made from beets|Borscht
17/09/2002|Jeopardy!|READING & 'RITING|$800|hard|'The Beginning' was the title of the 54th & final book in this sci-fi series by Katherine A. Applegate|Animorphs
11/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LYRICAL POSTAL ABBREVIATIONS|$1600|hard|Queen: 'All we hear is radio ____ ____'|Georgia (for ga ga)
08/10/1999|Jeopardy!|LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION|$500|medium|Robin Hood's nemesis was the sheriff of this district|Nottingham
05/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY FIRST|$800|hard|...among New York City's 5 boroughs|the Bronx
23/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GEORGE CLOONEY ON CELLULOID|$800|hard|2005: Undercover CIA operative Bob Barnes|Syriana
15/11/2002|Jeopardy!|NEW VIDEO GAMES|$200|easy|In Microids' 'Ben Hur' you race these vehicles|chariots
15/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CAN'T QUITE PLACE YOU|$600|medium|Carlos Fuentes, author of 'The Old Gringo', is one of this country's leading novelists|Mexico
12/04/2004|Jeopardy!|THAT'S A 'RAP'|$200|easy|Go ahead, let your hair down reading the story of this princess locked in a tower|Rapunzel
20/06/2000|Jeopardy!|SOURCES OF CALCIUM|$400|easy|A medium one of these has about 70mg of calcium: (seedy tropical fruit)|Papaya
13/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ROADSIDE ATTRACTIONS|$400|easy|The 40-foot tall Boston landmark seen here is a bottle for this; it would hold 50,000 gallons if it were real|milk
19/02/2009|Jeopardy!|DO NOT PASS 'GO'|$1000|hard|It's the capital of American Samoa|Pago Pago
03/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PLANE CRAZY|$2000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from a plane at the Museum of Flight in Seattle, Washington.) Each side was painted differently to look like a different aircraft when this plane was used in a film about this B-17 named for a Tennessee girl|the Memphis Belle
14/12/2010|Jeopardy!|I'M DRIVING|$400|easy|In a Beach Boys song, a female driver will have 'fun, fun, fun' until her daddy takes this away|a T-Bird
05/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE IT HAPPENED|$400|easy|In Bennington, Vermont you can visit the site of the Catamount Tavern where this Ethan Allen gang met|the Green Mountain Boys
23/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OUTER SPACE|$200|easy|Type of tailed object that hit Jupiter in 1994 & perhaps hit Earth in 65 million B.C., dooming the dinosaurs|Comet
13/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE ANSWER LIES WITHIN|$1600|hard|Joey Harrington eats & breathes football; we bet this on his cell phone is the NFL films music|ringtone
15/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ROME-ANTIC MOVIES|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew in Rome)  The Spanish Steps never looked more romantic than when Audrey Hepburn & Gregory Peck visited them in this 1953 film|Roman Holiday
04/12/2007|Jeopardy!|SALMON|$200|easy|'Fish ladders' help salmon travel upstream over these man-made obstructions|dams
28/10/2004|Jeopardy!|SURVIVOR: CONGRESS|$200|easy|The tribe has spoken to the 8 Republicans who have run against this Massachusetts senator since 1962|Ted Kennedy
11/11/1997|Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$300|easy|Capital of British India until 1912, it was where Mother Teresa ministered to the unfortunate|Calcutta
02/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$400|easy|He was elected governor of the state of Oaxaca in 1847 & president of Mexico 14 years later|Benito Juarez
10/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PREY PURVIEW|$1600|hard|The 'ringed' species of this critter is a favorite prey of the polar bear|a (ringed) seal
26/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SEEING EYE DOGS|$2000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew leads Jon on at The Seeing Eye in New Jersey.)  In the matching process for a dog, people with visual impairments are evaluated on pace & pull using this harness named for the Roman queen of heaven|Juno
09/07/1993|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$200|easy|The name of this Chinese sailing ship is derived from Portuguese & Javanese, not Chinese|a junk
12/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE FOOTBALL|$800|hard|In 2001 this Utah school named its stadium for LaVell Edwards, its coach for 29 years|Brigham Young University
21/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC SIGNATURE SONGS|$1200|hard|Oedipus: 'I want a girl just like the girl who' did this|married dear old dad
15/12/2004|Jeopardy!|THE 'RED', 'WHITE' & 'BLUE'|$200|easy|This 200-year-old Washington, D.C. building has 35 bathrooms|the White House
02/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS NICKNAMES|$1600|hard|Many soccer players have had great feet, but Hungary's Sandor Kocsis was nicknamed 'Golden' this|Head
04/06/2001|Jeopardy!|WHAT A TOOL|$300|easy|Dovetail,  dry wall, pull, hack|Saws
17/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ALL 'FOUR' YOU|$200|easy|An alliterative '60s nickname for the Beatles|The Fab Four
31/01/1996|Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$500|medium|Paul Hewson, better known as Bono, is this group's lead singer|U2
06/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS OF THE PAST|$1000|hard|Niccolo Paganini was only 13 when he began composing pieces for this instrument|Violin
10/01/1990|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$100|easy|Ulysses Grant, Robert E. Lee & Jefferson Davis were graduates of this college|West Point
06/02/1998|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$500|medium|It's the only zodiac sign that fits the category|Leo
16/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|It's a room where a scientist carries out his experiments|Laboratory
17/02/2009|Jeopardy!|MEDICAL MILESTONES|$400|easy|In 1853 Charles Gerhardt buffered salicylic acid, creating acetylsalicylic acid, later marketed as this|aspirin
24/10/2002|Jeopardy!|KINGS NAMED GUSTAV|$600|medium|In 1805 Gustav IV brought Sweden into the European coalition against this man|Napoleon
09/06/1998|Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$100|easy|According to Webster's, it's 'A statement of what a thing is'|Definition
05/04/2006|Jeopardy!|THE SENIOR U.S. SENATOR|$400|easy|New York (It's not her!)|Schumer
23/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MR. TEA|$800|hard|According to one legend, this spiritual leader born in 563 B.C. was the first to discover tea|Buddha
30/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|JUSTIN WHO?|$800|hard|He's the one you need if anything should happen; he's Justin this, also a container|case
02/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LEGAL PEOPLE|$800|hard|O.J. Simpson's lead criminal defense attorney, he was once a prosecutor for the L.A. city attorney|Johnnie Cochran
08/02/2010|Jeopardy!|ON HIS BASEBALL HALL OF FAME PLAQUE|$200|easy|This Yankee was the 'greatest drawing card in history of baseball'|Babe Ruth
05/01/2001|Jeopardy!|A ROYAL PAIN|$200|easy|In 1789 pesky revolutionaries imprisoned this king & his family in the Tuileries Palace|Louis XVI
29/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$800|hard|A classic model from this company is seen here|Fender
01/05/2002|Jeopardy!|LET THEM EAT CAKE|$800|hard|Ricotta can be used to make this type of cake, part of a 'factory' restaurant chain's name|cheesecake
16/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN ARCHITECTS|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew delivers the clue) He did some early work on buildings as a student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the 1880s, assisting the construction supervisor of Science Hall|Frank Lloyd Wright
30/05/2005|Jeopardy!|MEN OF SCIENCE|$1000|hard|This British biologist & model maker who partnered with James Watson passed away on July 29, 2004|(Francis) Crick
13/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|Although it's Central America's smallest country in area, it's in the top 3 by population|El Salvador
24/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE GREAT GATSBY|$1000|hard|It's Gatsby's first name|Jay
22/10/2008|Jeopardy!|PUT 'EM IN ORDER|$400|easy|Religious leaders: Buddha, Jesus, Moses|Moses, Buddha, Jesus
26/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIG VALLEY|$1000|hard|Only a few of the Fumaroles in this state's Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes discovered in 1916 are still fuming|Alaska
18/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARKS|$200|easy|This explorer's January 20, 1778 landing site in Hawaii is an historic landmark|Captain James Cook
13/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE FAIR|$400|easy|Richmond|Virginia
22/12/2006|Jeopardy!|CLICHES|$1000|hard|Legendary Texas football coach Darrell Royal used to say you gotta do this 'with the one who brung ya'|dance
05/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE THINGS|$1600|hard|The scuppernong grape is its state fruit; one vine in the Outer Banks is more than 400 years old|North Carolina
16/06/1999|Jeopardy!|TV THROUGH THE YEARS|$200|easy|Ray Walston played an inventive alien stranded on Earth in this 1960s TV sitcom hit|My Favorite Martian
26/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PLAY BOY|$1200|hard|'Hedda Gabbler' & 'An Enemy of the People'|Ibsen
24/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$200|easy|Tommy Lee Jones & Anne Heche no doubt had a blast making this film that erupted on the screen in 1997|Volcano
22/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THEY CAME FROM TOLEDO|$600|medium|This Toledo-born feminist & former Bunny published the book of essays 'Moving Beyond Words' in 1994|Gloria Steinem
22/04/2009|Jeopardy!|QUASI-STUPID ANSWERS|$400|easy|Style that got its name from 1925's Exposition Internationale des Arts Decoratifs|Art Deco
18/07/2008|Jeopardy!|BIOLO'G'|$200|easy|Yours is Homo|genus
17/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD|$800|hard|This puffy pudding is often served with roast beef in Britain|Yorkshire pudding
31/01/1996|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$100|easy|In May 1995 this company delivered its first 777|Boeing
05/09/2000|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK|$300|easy|This dance originated in Cuba as a variation of the mambo|Cha-cha
17/07/2008|Jeopardy!|SPELLING 'B'|$200|easy|Acute or chronic inflammation of the membrane lining the lungs|B-R-O-N-C-H-I-T-I-S
20/01/2005|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE GUYS|$400|easy|Sadly for science, when he was elected abbot in 1868 he had no more time for puttering around in the garden|(Gregor) Mendel
19/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY HODGEPODGE|$800|hard|He wrote 'A Little Tractate In Praise Of Dante' after finishing the 'Decameron'|Giovanni Boccaccio
08/07/1997|Final Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|None|None|This word meaning an expert commentator is derived from the Sanskrit for 'learned man'|Pundit
11/04/2001|Jeopardy!|SHOW BIZ SAYINGS|$100|easy|'Shakespeare In Love' snaps this at someone who stammers, 'The show must, you know...'|Go on
30/11/2007|Jeopardy!|STATES OF THE UNION|$600|medium|These 2 states have the shortest coasts on the Gulf of Mexico, only about 50 miles apiece|Alabama & Mississippi
05/10/2006|Jeopardy!|PHYS ED|$800|hard|Front & Australian are types of this fast overarm swimming stroke used in freestyle events|crawl
11/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CINEMA SHORTHAND|$800|hard|1994: Don't slow down... or else the bomb goes off!|Speed
02/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'ACT' YOU'VE KNOWN FOR ALL THESE YEARS|$800|hard|It's from the Latin for--look over there, it's Judge Judy, juggling chainsaws--'to draw apart'|distract
01/12/1999|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$400|easy|This great Zulu leader was the son of Nandi & Senzangakona, a Zulu chief|Shaka Zulu
30/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LIKE A ROLLING STONE|$400|easy|Born the same year as Brian Jones, this Brian wrote 'Help Me, Rhonda'|Brian Wilson
10/03/2003|Jeopardy!|HALLS OF FAME|$400|easy|As you'd expect, Annie Oakley & Dale Evans are honorees at this national hall of fame in Fort Worth, Texas|Cowgirl Hall of Fame
23/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TREES|$1200|hard|The Douglas Fir is not a true fir but a separate genus in this tree family|pine
20/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ASIAN GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|These 2 largest rivers of the Asian portion of the Mideast flow to the Persian Gulf|Tigris & Euphrates
24/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S NOT T.V.|$1200|hard|Postal abbreviation for the state that's been nicknamed 'The Sagebrush State' & 'Battle Born State'|NV
30/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FEMINISM|$1000|hard|In the early 1970s a Boston collective began publishing this best selling book on women's health|Our Bodies, Ourselves
20/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE IT AILS YOU|$2000|hard|Medial cruciate ligament sprain|the knee
10/02/2005|Jeopardy!|AUTUMN LEAVES|$200|easy|Though he died near Louisville in Autumn 1980, this honorary colonel still leaves a good taste in our mouths|Colonel Sanders
04/10/2010|Jeopardy!|CREATURE FEATURES|$600|medium|1959 & 2006: 'The Shaggy ____'|Dog
21/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$800|hard|This medical magazine published in Waltham, Massachusetts was founded in 1812|The New England Journal of Medicine
03/10/2002|Jeopardy!|THE FABULOUS (18)50s|$1000|hard|In 1857 this infamous Supreme Court decision declared that African-Americans were not U.S. citizens|Dred Scott Decision
18/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|MONEY MATTERS|$800|hard|The Chicago Board of Trade is an example of this type of market where raw materials are traded|a commodity exchange
18/07/2005|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY CEREAL|$800|hard|Add 'os' to the last name of Jaleel White's role on 'Family Matters' & you'll have this cereal he hawked|Urkel(-Os)
01/04/2011|Jeopardy!|MOLECULAR GASTRONOMY|$600|medium|(Sarah gives the clue from the Moto Restaurant in Chicago, IL.)  Food is cooked to precise temperatures & uniform doneness in a water bath without the water coming into direct contact with it; the food is sealed without air so the technique is called 'sous vide', 'vide' meaning this|vacuum
21/04/2010|Jeopardy!|THE AUTO MAN EMPIRE|$200|easy|He had a good year in 1928; construction began on the NYC art deco building named for him & he acquired Dodge|Walter Chrysler
19/01/2001|Jeopardy!|CLIMB IT|$500|medium|You'll see some Inca ruins during the 1-hour climb to the top of Huayna Picchu in this country|Peru
26/10/2000|Jeopardy!|1820s AMERICA|$400|easy|On 12/12/1822 the U.S. recognized the independence of this nation ruled by emperor Agustin de Iturbide|Mexico
24/05/2006|Jeopardy!|SWIMMERS|$200|easy|Ichthyosaurs swam by undulating; plesiosaurs, mainly by moving these|fins
15/03/2006|Jeopardy!|ASSUME THE POSITION|$600|medium|Adam Vinatieri, Morten Andersen, Jan Stenerud|kickers
27/07/2006|Jeopardy!|GREAT PEOPLE OF HISTORY|$600|medium|King Darius the Great of this empire sent an army into Greece in 490 B.C., but it was defeated at Marathon|the Persian Empire
24/10/2000|Jeopardy!|FLORA & FAUNA|$500|medium|One example of the six endangered varieties of this animal is seen here|Salamander
17/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHY|$800|hard|The moral type of this 'ism' insists that each society be judged by its own standards|Relativism
22/06/2001|Jeopardy!|HAPPY, SLAPPY OR PAPPY|$300|easy|Comic White|Slappy White
12/03/2001|Jeopardy!|IT TAKES “TOO”|$400|easy|It's usually 2 or more sections of a company of troops & is headed by a lieutenant|platoon
01/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DYNASTY|$800|hard|Russia's Ivan VI & Nicholas I|Romanov
18/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|RE: GUN|$1200|hard|In a 1939 Dalton Trumbo novel, he 'Got his Gun' & got badly wounded|Johnny
16/11/2007|Jeopardy!|IT AIN'T ROCKET SCIENCE|$800|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew demonstrates with a chess board.) Usually done early in the game, it's the chess move seen here & can't be done if you've previously moved your king|castling
13/03/2000|Jeopardy!|'SIX' PACK|$200|easy|Lee Majors slo-moed into TV history as this expensive construction|The Six Million Dollar Man
03/05/2001|Jeopardy!|3 RIVERS|$200|easy|Of the Shannon, the Boyne or the Mackenzie, the river that's not in Ireland|the Mackenzie
18/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, MATTHEWS|$1200|hard|In the 1640s Matthew Hopkins hunted these by seeing if people floated in water|witches
08/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THEY GIVE US GAS|$1600|hard|Founded in the Lone Star State, it was the first oil company to market in what was then all 48 states|Texaco
23/07/2008|Jeopardy!|O BEFORE E|$400|easy|Pucker up; it's the holiday item seen here|mistletoe
10/02/1997|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$500|medium|Among the most primitive fish are the hagfish & this other scaleless fish that looks like an eel|Lamprey
23/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE 2004|$800|hard|Gwyneth Paltrow & Chris Martin gave their yummy morsel born April 14 this name|Apple
12/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$400|easy|'Lion'ized studio (3)|MGM
29/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOLY TOLEDO|$800|hard|Toledo has been famous for making these weapons since it was a Roman city|swords
01/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PERIOD|$2000|hard|A period is one of 4 major units of geologic time; these are the other 3, & they all start with 'E'|eon, era & epoch
07/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DRAWN-OUT DRAMAS|$1600|hard|Debuting in 1937, 'The Lost Colony' by Pulitzer winner Paul Green has been playing in Manteo in this state for 73 years|North Carolina
14/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|RECENT QUOTATIONS|$800|hard|In 'Stiffed' this feminist asks, 'How can men be oppressed when the culture has...identified them as the oppressors?'|Susan Faludi
23/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. COINS|$400|easy|The mint produced silver coins for the U.S. & Iceland honoring the millennium of his discovery of the New World|Leif Ericson
17/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY TITLE PAIRS|$800|hard|1960: '___ and Ham'|Green Eggs
30/07/2010|Jeopardy!|IT'S GOOD TO BE HIM|$200|easy|2 Oscar nominations, 2 'Sexiest Man Alive' crowns & we won't get into the whole Jennifer/Angelina thing...|Brad Pitt
05/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SIX FEET UNDER|$400|easy|A statue at his memorial reads, 'I never met a man I didn't like'|Will Rogers
26/12/1989|Final Jeopardy!|TEXAS|None|None|The front of the state seal of Texas has 1 star & the back of the seal has 6 of these|Flags (Six flags over Texas)
23/04/2010|Jeopardy!|'TION' ME|$400|easy|Dyspepsia is this; hand me a Tums|indigestion
08/12/1995|Jeopardy!|I ♥ NY|$300|easy|Gilded crowns adorn the gates of this university once known as King's College|Columbia
10/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE HONEY|$800|hard|They're the waxy cellular structures in which bees store their food & lay their eggs|honeycomb
10/03/2006|Jeopardy!|SUPER COOL|$200|easy|The 'Rachel cut' hairstyle was popularized by this sitcom|Friends
03/01/2012|Jeopardy!|'OLD' ENGLISH|$400|easy|Put on your thinking chapeau & give us this apparel-related term for something trite or out of date|old-fashioned (or old hat)
07/01/1998|Jeopardy!|WET & WILD|$300|easy|Bubalus babalis is the scientific name of this animal also known as the water ox|Water buffalo
10/11/1999|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NEW YORKERS|$400|easy|This infamous gangster seen here was born in Brooklyn January 17, 1899|Al Capone
03/12/1984|Jeopardy!|TV TRIVIA|$400|easy|When Ken Berry took over, 'The Andy Griffith Show' was renamed this|Mayberry R.F.D.
27/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ROLE IN COMMON|$1200|hard|Errol Flynn & Kevin Costner|Robin Hood
09/10/2009|Jeopardy!|HOW SINGERS GOT THEIR NAMES|$200|easy|As a kid, he loved Charlie Brown's dog, adding, 'And my mama thought I looked like him' ...the birth of this rap name|Snoop Dogg
01/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|AGRICULTURE|$800|hard|Over 90% of the world food supply comes from farms or ranches & the rest from these 2 methods|hunting and fishing
04/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|REVOLUTIONARY HEROES|$2800|hard|When the House of Burgesses was dissolved in 1774, this orator led delegates in meetings at the Raleigh Tavern|Patrick Henry
24/02/1998|Jeopardy!|'LIGHT's|$200|easy|To do this to someone's plight, you could trivialize it, or just take the P away|make light of it
27/01/2012|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN SCIENTISTS|$400|easy|The 'crown jewels' of Alcoa are the bits of this metal that chemist Charles Hall isolated when he was just 22|aluminum
19/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$600|medium|Prophetically, she first meets Count Vronsky at a train station shortly before a man is run down by a train|Anna Karenina
14/09/2004|Jeopardy!|SECONDS|$600|medium|On Dec. 12, 1787 this 'Keystone State' became the second U.S. state to ratify the Constitution|Pennsylvania
25/06/2009|Jeopardy!|BEN & JERRY'S FLAVORS|$200|easy|The U.K. was treated to 'Bohemian Raspberry', a flavor in honor of this band|Queen
28/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|KISS, THE BAND|$400|easy|Gene Simmons speaks 4 languages: English, German, Hungarian & this one he learned in his native Haifa|Hebrew
09/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LITERATURE|$400|easy|He kept his wife in a pumpkin shell|Peter, Peter, pumpkin-eater
08/06/2011|Jeopardy!|FOR THE BIRDS|$600|medium|A South Carolina museum is devoted to this 'wild' bird, one of the few breeds of poultry native to the Americas|a turkey
07/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PUERTO RICAN HOLIDAYS|$1200|hard|January 11 is the birthday of Eugenio Maria de Hostos, founder of the 1st 'Normal' one of these in Santo Domingo|school
22/11/1995|Jeopardy!|FISH|$300|easy|Farming of the channel species of this fish is a rapidly growing business in the southern U.S.|Catfish
03/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|COMMUNITY THEATER|$400|easy|You can't miss with Woody Allen's comedy about U.S. tourists overseas, 'Don't' do this|Drink the Water
29/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HARD RHYME TIME|$1600|hard|A object that disperses light into a spectrum, creating opposed factions|a prism schism
10/02/2006|Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|$600|medium|This popular series of books features young royal Mia Thermopolis|The Princess Diaries
11/03/1999|Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$200|easy|Religiously speaking, Xnty. is an abbreviation for this|Christianity
01/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$1000|hard|National Humor Month begins on this date, often with a joke-telling contest|April Fool's Day
12/11/2010|Jeopardy!|BACK IN THE '90s|$600|medium|In 1997 Zaire was renamed the Democratic Republic of this|the Congo
21/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COLOSSUS|$800|hard|From this author we get the adjective 'brobdingnagian', meaning 'gigantic'|(Jonathan) Swift
21/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHICH SPORTING VENUE?|$800|hard|Centre Court, with a snippet of Kipling's 'If' above the players' entrance|Wimbledon
18/01/1996|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$100|easy|Among alkaloids found in plants, this stimulant is found in coffee or tea|caffeine
07/04/2011|Jeopardy!|DISNEY FILM BY CHARACTER|$800|hard|Stromboli, a puppet-show proprietor (1940)|Pinocchio
10/10/2005|Jeopardy!|WHERE WE WENT ON SUMMER VACATION|$800|hard|…to this U.S. city where we got to see Mt. Rainier form the top of the Space Needle|Seattle
11/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WRITING FUNNY|$1600|hard|Marrying Laura West made funny man S.J. Perelman brother-in-law to this author of 2 of Amer. lit's most depressing novels|Nathanael West
09/04/1997|Jeopardy!|NAMES OF THE '60s|$200|easy|In September 1967 Mattel introduced a doll of this famous model whose friends called her 'Sticks' as a kid|Twiggy
13/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|I CAN SEE YOUR HOUSE FROM HERE!|$1600|hard|The Chapel of the Ascension is on this mount that overlooks Jerusalem's old city|the Mount of Olives
18/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'M'EDITERRANEAN|$200|easy|Founded around 600 B.C. by Greek adventurers, it's one of the oldest cities in France|Marseilles
28/12/1998|Jeopardy!|BLASTS FROM THE PAST|$200|easy|A product of about 20,000 B.C., you'll find the art seen here in this country (cave drawings)|France
08/11/2000|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'R'|$200|easy|Midnight rider (6)|(Paul) Revere
21/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK NAMES|$1000|hard|Richard Pryor played this title character in a 1986 film; his life was calling|Jo Jo Dancer
02/02/1999|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE 'NUT's!|$200|easy|It evolved from 'Li'l Folks', a 1940s feature in the St. Paul Pioneer Press|Peanuts
16/11/1999|Jeopardy!|AROUND NEW YORK STATE|$500|medium|Now at Elmira College, this author's study was made to look like a Mississippi riverboat's pilothouse|Mark Twain
04/09/2002|Jeopardy!|STOCK SYMBOLS|$600|medium|Inventor of the traveler's check: AXP|American Express
21/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE 21st|$400|easy|Ratified in 1933, the 21st Amendment repealed this|Prohibition
06/04/2004|Jeopardy!|GOPHER THE GUSTO|$800|hard|Gopher is a document delivery system to retrieve information from this system that dates back to the 1960s|the Internet
19/07/2000|Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTS|$500|medium|Louis Skidmore designed the secret atomic site that became this Tennessee town|Oak Ridge
05/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|RECENT MOVIES|$600|medium|He played a mystical caddy in 'The Legend of Bagger Vance'|Will Smith
17/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT STORIES|$1600|hard|'A Good Man is Hard to Find' is a collection of short stories by this 'Wise Blood' author|Flannery O'Connor
29/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LITTLE-USED WORDS|$2000|hard|One of these may have shapely futtocks: a futtock is a curved timber in its frame|a ship
10/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ALTERNATIVE ENERGY|$1600|hard|By 2003, there were 65 facilities for this type of power in the U.S., generating about 20% of our energy|nuclear power
14/05/2004|Jeopardy!|'D.C.'|$800|hard|This epic poem by Dante is divided into 3 sections: the Inferno, the Purgatorio & the Paradiso|the Divine Comedy
20/05/1997|Jeopardy!|1988|$100|easy|One of these genetically engineered white laboratory animals became the first animal patented|Mouse
05/02/1997|Jeopardy!|MARCHING BAND|$400|easy|1963 hit song heard here:|Louie Louie
07/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$800|hard|Franklin Pierce's hope for glory in this war ended when he was thrown from his horse & injured|the Mexican-American War
11/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TECUMSEH|$800|hard|In 1810 Tecumseh met with this general & future president about white claims to Indian land|William Henry Harrison
03/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE MALE CARES FOR THE YOUNG|$400|easy|Among these 'equine' fish, females lay their eggs in a pouch in the males' skin|seahorses
13/01/1998|Jeopardy!|THE COPS|$500|medium|[Hello, I'm Benjamin Bratt]  This piece of police equipment comes in a steel variety opened with a key & in a plastic version that has to be cut|Handcuffs
21/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RENAISSANCE ARTISTS|$400|easy|Even while painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, he still signed his letters 'Sculptor in Rome'|Michelangelo
11/10/2010|Jeopardy!|LET'S CALL TRIPLE 'A'|$800|hard|The university environment|academia
10/11/1987|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT VIP's|$200|easy|This Hebrew king taxed his people into rebellion, which may not have been too wise|Solomon
04/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CAPITALS|$400|easy|Most of this capital's drinking water comes from the Thames River with smaller amounts from the River Lee|London
13/02/2007|Jeopardy!|MONSTER MASH|$400|easy|Due to concerns about obesity, a 'Sesame Street' monster's song was changed to This 'Is A Sometimes Food'|Cookie
26/05/2009|Jeopardy!|ALSO A DOG COMMAND|$800|hard|4-letter term for 'hold it, I don't want any more blackjack cards'|stay
05/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY BILLYS|$800|hard|In 2003 Patrick Swayze did a 2-week stint as lawyer Billy Flynn in this musical|Chicago
25/05/2005|Jeopardy!|IF IT'S TUESDAY|$400|easy|An act of Congress fixed this as the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November|Election Day
16/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FELINE PHRASES|$200|easy|Some of our contestants are 'nervous as a long-tailed cat in a roomful of' these pieces of furniture|rocking chairs
10/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'V'OCABULARY|$800|hard|It can refer to a boat or a bowl|Vessel
12/01/2004|Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|In Arabic this British territory on Spain's southern coast is called Gebel-al-Tarik (Hill of Tarik)|Gibraltar
19/01/2001|Jeopardy!|'W'ORDS|$200|easy|Walk like a duck|Waddle
02/03/2010|Jeopardy!|MORE THAN ONE MEANING|$600|medium|It can mean a TV show prototype or someone who steers a boat|a pilot
11/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GIVING AWAY THE ENDING|$200|easy|George & Lucy return to Italy & have a window overlooking the river in this E.M. Forster novel|A Room With A View
18/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GONE VISION|$1200|hard|From the French for 'clearsighted', this ability is also known as second sight|clairvoyance
13/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SYMBOLISM|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows an animation of Greek letters on the monitor.)  Five Greek letters form a wheel--an early Christian symbol; they also spell 'ichthus', meaning this--a symbol of Christ|a fish
13/02/2008|Final Jeopardy!|THE ANIMAL WORLD|None|None|C. familiaris, it has one of the largest size ranges, from a 2-pound Mexican variety to 200 pounders|a dog
29/01/2010|Jeopardy!|THE ROCKETTES' RED GLARE|$800|hard|In 2001 the Rockettes took part in the inauguration & danced down the steps of this memorial|the Lincoln Memorial
29/03/1991|Double Jeopardy!|CONSTELLATIONS|$600|medium|Associated with the onset of spring, this constellation is first in the zodiac|Aries
10/06/2008|Jeopardy!|ALL 'SET'|$1000|hard|An element that balances another, or a type of printing that takes ink from plate to blanket to paper|offset
20/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK MYTHOLOGY|$1000|hard|First member of the 'me' generation, this youth fell in love with his own reflection|Narcissus
04/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE 2004 PRESIDENTIAL RACE|$400|easy|Bush-Cheney called Edwards Kerry's second choice, meaning this Republican was his first|John McCain
17/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BALLETS THAT TEENS LIKE|$1200|hard|A high school is one of the settings for 'Blue Suede Shoes', a ballet danced to this singer's hits|Elvis Presley
24/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$2000|hard|Tolstoy wrote this character's 'life had been most simple and most ordinary and therefore most terrible'|Ivan Ilyich
25/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS|$200|easy|In November 1959 he arrived in Holcomb, Kansas to begin 6 years of research for 'In Cold Blood'|Truman Capote
23/09/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT A MYTHTAKE!|$600|medium|This god milked his affair with Io for all it was worth: he had to turn her into a cow to protect her from his wife|Zeus
25/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$600|medium|This smallest of the Great Lakes shares its name with a Canadian province|Lake Ontario
06/02/2007|Jeopardy!|CAT GOT YOUR MOVIE?|$400|easy|1999: The curmudgeonly kitty Snowbell plots against a mouse-boy|Stuart Little
06/02/1990|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$500|medium|3 of the schools known as the 7 Sisters, a group considered the feminine version of the Ivy League|Barnard, Bryn Mawr, Mt. Holyoke, Radcliffe, Smith, Vassar & Wellesley
20/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARY AUTHORS|$400|easy|Anne Tyler entered this Durham, N.C. univ. at 16 & later became its library's Russian bibliographer|Duke University
12/11/1999|Jeopardy!|THE 'PH' SCALE|$500|medium|One of Ben & Jerry's most popular flavors of ice cream, it's named for a Vermont band|Phish Food
11/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$1000|hard|South Carolina's Clemson University was named for the son-in-law of this VP who resigned in 1832|John C. Calhoun
02/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ZANY FOR ZAMBIA|$1200|hard|In 1855 this Scottish missionary visited the region|(Dr.) Livingstone
04/02/1998|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$300|easy|This great French actress made her triumphant New York debut in 1880 in 'Adrienne Lecouvreur'|Sarah Bernhardt
02/02/1990|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT GREECE|$500|medium|According to Collier's Ency., in the 7th cent. this city-state won most of the recorded Olympic victories|Sparta
07/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BILL MURRAY FILM QUOTES|$1200|hard|'Why worry?  Each one of us is carrying an unlicensed nuclear accelerator on his back'|Ghostbusters
25/05/2007|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL RHYME TIME|$200|easy|An unmarried young woman from Bern|a Swiss miss
12/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND A MONOPOLY BOARD|$800|hard|1 of the 2 squares that say 'Pay'|Luxury Tax or Income Tax
11/01/2000|Jeopardy!|FRENCH ART & ARTISTS|$300|easy|Elisabeth Vigee Le Brun was noted for portraits of this queen, including the one with her children, seen here:|Marie Antoinette
29/11/2010|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY NICKNAMES|$1000|hard|Italy is 'Lo Stivale', meaning this|the boot
09/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HOWDY, PILGRIM|$800|hard|The group we Yanks call 'the Pilgrims' first left England & went to Leiden in what's now this country from 11 years|Holland
13/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CNN 25: PEOPLE|$1200|hard|(Hi, I'm Paula Zahn.)  On my first day working for CNN, I reported live on the 9/11 attacks & interviewed this Jordanian king|King Abdullah
24/11/2010|Jeopardy!|BRIGHT LIGHTS, BIG CITY|$400|easy|You can see the shore of this Asian capital's bay has orange sodium lamps, while the city uses green mercury lamps|Tokyo
19/01/2011|Jeopardy!|LIVE IN TEXAS|$400|easy|Check out the I.M. Pei-designed city hall at the south end of downtown in this city, cowboy; it's i-m-pressive|Dallas
15/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PERU|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Lima, Peru.)  Lima is known as the city of balconies, which are in the style inspired by these Spanish Muslims|the Moors
16/11/1995|Jeopardy!|DANCE|$400|easy|The Joged is a modernized version of the Legong, the best-known dance of this Indonesian island|Bali
16/11/1994|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'B'|$500|medium|Bujumbura, on Lake Tanganyika, is the capital of this country|Burundi
11/11/2008|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY|$600|medium|In 1700 B.C. the palace of Knossos on this Minoan island was destroyed by an earthquake|Crete
13/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|1960|$2000|hard|Fabiola de Mora y Aragon of Spain was a December bride; she married Baudouin, king of this country|Belgium
01/05/2000|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$500|medium|Despite its title, this 1848 Charles Dickens novel is ultimately about a father & his daughter, not his son|Dombey and Son
26/01/2006|Jeopardy!|A DATE WITH HISTORY|$400|easy|The S.S. Ancon made the first complete trip through this, August 15, 1914|the Panama Canal
28/03/2008|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew holds a white rock at White Sands National Monument, New Mexico.)  Because it's water-soluble, this form of calcium sulfate is rarely found in sand, but here in New Mexico's Tularosa Basin, there are no rivers to carry it away, so it forms the famed white sand|gypsum
02/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NICKNAMES|$1600|hard|The ornithologist Robert Stroud had this nickname; his studies with live birds actually took place at Leavenworth|The Birdman of Alcatraz
14/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'YOUNG'|$3000|hard|This 4-word 'directional' phrase is widely attributed to Horace Greeley, but it's uncertain who coined it|Go west, young man
08/11/2002|Jeopardy!|PARDON MY POLISH|$600|medium|The bialy of the oko; don't shoot until you see it|white of the eye
21/03/1996|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$100|easy|This continent is home to both pacas & alpacas|South America
14/05/2010|Jeopardy!|THE AGRICULTURAL HALL OF FAME|$1000|hard|Oliver Kelley is in the Hall for creating this 19th century farmers' fraternal organization|the Grange
07/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV COMEDY EPISODES|$1200|hard|'Love and the Spaced-Out Chick'|Love, American Style
01/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HIPPO-POURRI|$800|hard|From the Greek for 'thick-skinned', this term can refer to hippos as well as elephants|pachyderm
20/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE HIGH LAND|$1600|hard|Mount Aconcagua is the highest you can get on this continent|South America
10/03/1999|Jeopardy!|PLANT INFO|$200|easy|This plant is used as a symbol by Aer Lingus|Shamrock
15/03/2004|Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATION|$800|hard|Usual term for the item seen here, dropped by the millions over Iraq as part of psychological operations|leaflet
23/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING PYRAMID|$400|easy|Garden, Republican, birthday|a party
07/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY|$400|easy|The musical 'Into the Woods' is based on several fairy tales, including the one about this boy and his beanstalk|Jack
07/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|POETS|$400|easy|British poet who wrote, 'If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs and blaming it on you'|Rudyard Kipling
10/10/1991|Jeopardy!|DECORATIVE ARTS|$400|easy|This American known for his Art Nouveau lamps developed an iridescent glass which he called 'Favrile'|(Louis Comfort) Tiffany
27/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$400|easy|In 1961 this president appointed his brother-in-law Sargent Shriver as director of the Peace Corps|John F. Kennedy
12/06/2006|Jeopardy!|BRAND NEW|$1000|hard|You don't need oversized shirt pockets if you have the Cyber-shot camera by this company|Sony
22/02/2007|Jeopardy!|SEGAL, SIEGEL OR SEAGAL|$1000|hard|'Yellow Submarine' screenwriter who also taught us that love means never having to say you're sorry|Erich Segal
11/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE, YOU KILL ME!|$1200|hard|Regan (then she offs herself)|Goneril
21/11/2008|Jeopardy!|GOOD APPLICATION ESSAY WORDS|$600|medium|You're a person of this, which can mean either 'trustworthiness' or 'a duty or burden'|responsibility
01/04/1993|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL CUISINE|$100|easy|Traditionally, pizza napoletana is topped with these little fish|anchovies
11/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|During the Restoration, it became popular for singers & dancers to play the witches in this tragedy|Macbeth
25/09/1998|Jeopardy!|PINK MUSIC|$500|medium|Her platinum album 'Under The Pink' produced the hit 'Cornflake Girl'|Tori Amos
21/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LITERATURE|$2000|hard|This South American's 'The General in His Labyrinth' is a fictional biography of Simon Bolivar|Gabriel García Márquez
03/04/2008|Jeopardy!|WHO MIGHT HAVE SAID IT?|$3000|hard|A president in 1841: 'Honey, did I talk too long when it was so cold? Ah-choo!'|William Henry Harrison
29/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COLUMNISTS|$600|medium|(Hi, I'm Wendi Malick from 'Just Shoot Me')  I played both of these columnists in a 1999 TV movie titled 'Take My Advice'|'Dear Abby' (Abigail Van Buren) & Ann Landers
06/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE 16th CENTURY|$400|easy|This Italian, not Michelangelo, painted the famous 'Sistine Madonna' around 1513|Raphael
22/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BORN TO RUN?|$400|easy|This Illinois man's 2 presidential runs in the 1950s garnered a total of 162 electoral votes|(Adlai) Stevenson
22/06/2004|Jeopardy!|SECRET SERVICE CODE NAMES|$200|easy|A rock & roll president: Eagle (not Elvis, as rumored)|Bill Clinton
16/09/2004|Jeopardy!|SPORTS STARS|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reads from the courts at the Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, RI.)  From 1978 to 1984 the title of U.S. Open men's singles champ volleyed between John McEnroe & this other volatile lefty|Jimmy Connors
23/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SO. CAL. STUDIES|$800|hard|In 1882 the first grove of these was planted in Redlands, which was soon the heart of California production|orange trees
11/01/2010|Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL PARK SYSTEM|$800|hard|Celebrating 'a century of sanctuary' in 2009, it's Utah's first national park, though it's last alphabetically|Zion
13/12/2000|Jeopardy!|DEAD LANGUAGE|$300|easy|It's the combustible heap for burning a dead body as part of a funeral rite|Pyre
17/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY & HERSTORY|$4000|hard|He got 34 patents for the telephone, but don't say Bell; he also got 389 for electric light & power|Thomas Edison
07/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS BY CAST|$1200|hard|Cobie Smulders, Josh Radnor, Bob Saget (well, his voice, anyway)|How I Met Your Mother
23/01/2004|Jeopardy!|FITS HUGH|$400|easy|Hugh tried to woo Emma in this 1995 film based on a Jane Austen novel|Sense and Sensibility
02/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HASTA LA VISTA, BABY|$2000|hard|A 1954 James Michener book, or a 1957 film with Ricardo Montalban as Nakamura (Nakamura?)|Sayonara
08/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$200|easy|Today all brands of this whiskey except Bushmills are made in Midleton near Cork|Irish Whiskey
24/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH BANDS & SINGERS|$200|easy|1997's 'Calling All Stations' was their first album since Phil Collins left the group|Genesis
04/04/2001|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN GEOGRAPHY|$300|easy|Until 1940, Lake Ladoga, the largest entirely within Europe, was shared by Russia & this country to the west|Finland
12/10/2004|Jeopardy!|THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE|$1000|hard|After all the states ratified it, Congress added this 9-letter word to the title|unanimous
09/02/2011|Jeopardy!|THE CONSTITUTION|$800|hard|'The president shall be' this 'of the army and navy of the United States'|Commander in Chief
14/05/2008|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|Much of Act V of this play is set at Dunsinane Castle|Macbeth
01/06/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$1300|hard|It's the only Warsaw Pact nation in which a Romance language is official|Romania
17/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPAM|$800|hard|Spam is a product of this Austin, Minnesota corporation known for its deli meats & chili|Hormel
17/10/2002|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$600|medium|Words in the English language taken directly from this language include flak, hinterland & kindergarten|German
25/11/1998|Jeopardy!|TV CRIMEFIGHTERS|$500|medium|He played Baretta, & that's the name of that tune!|Robert Blake
15/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. COINS|$400|easy|On April 2, 1792 Congress passed the Coinage Act, which authorized the building of the U.S. mint in this Penn. city|Philadelphia
06/10/2000|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$100|easy|Seen here, this is a real 'hands-on' instrument|bongo drums
19/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'RAT' PACK|$800|hard|The formal confirmation of a treaty by a government|ratification
16/09/2004|Jeopardy!|NEW ZEALAND|$1000|hard|In WWII this representative and future U.S. Pres. put on a uniform & was sent to New Zealand & Australia|LBJ (Lyndon Baines Johnson)
09/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, MUSCLES!|$400|easy|Of 100, 300 or 600, the one closest to the total number of muscles in the human body|600
02/06/2010|Jeopardy!|ICKY RHYMES|$600|medium|It's a temporary red mark on the skin from kissing (hee hee!)|a hickey
14/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|'C' IN SCIENCE|$800|hard|When boiled, this fibrous protein found in bones & connective tissue dissolves & forms gelatin|collagen
06/12/2006|Jeopardy!|FLOWER ARRANGING|$600|medium|(Jon of the Clue Crew indicates a flower diagram on the monitor.) Putting the stems in warm water first opens these tiny water-carrying tubes and hydrates the flower|capillaries
30/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL SUCCESSION 2010|$2000|hard|As Homeland Security was the last to be added as a Cabinet department, this ex-Arizona Governor is No. 18|Napolitano
08/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'M'-A-NATIONS|$800|hard|The city of Tangier in this country lies on the strategically important Strait of Gibraltar|Morocco
07/04/2008|Jeopardy!|FROM 'RAG's|$400|easy|One who dawdles or falls behind|a straggler
10/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|NOUN OR VERB|$400|easy|A young goat, or to make fun of|kid
03/06/1999|Jeopardy!|BILL GATES' 50 BILLION|$300|easy|In 1997 Americans spent about $40 billion on these, & many wanted to be in Bill's|Shoes
21/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$400|easy|Jerome Robbins' ballet 'In The Night' is danced to several of this Polish-born composer's famous nocturnes|Frederic Chopin
02/02/1996|Final Jeopardy!|CONGRESS|None|None|On Nov. 23, 1973 Yvonne Braithwaite Burke became the first member of Congress to do this while in office|Give Birth
13/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AUSTRALIAN CAPITALS|$400|easy|In this capital of New South Wales, try the bridge climb, an exhilarating trek to the top of its Harbour Bridge|Sydney
22/05/2002|Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINING CRITTERS|$800|hard|Dr. Seuss put this animal 'in Socks'|Fox
18/11/1987|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC SPELLING|$300|easy|The capital of French Polynesia; it's also the largest city in Tahiti|P-A-P-E-E-T-E
27/09/2006|Jeopardy!|1970s ROCK|$200|easy|In 1972 the band White Clover changed to this 'state'ly name; its members went to Topeka West High School|Kansas
29/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$400|easy|This country's highest peak, Pico Turquino, lies about 100 miles west of Guantanamo Bay|Cuba
03/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF SINGERS|$2000|hard|Shakira|Colombia
03/02/2003|Jeopardy!|U.S. COINS|$600|medium|If you like to roll your own coins, you know there are this many pennies in a standard roll|50
21/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE ROAD|$2000|hard|Say it! Say it! Say Julie Hagerty lost the nest egg in this 1985 Albert Brooks comedy|Lost in America
04/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OH, GOOD GODDARD!|$1600|hard|Needing a place with clear skies, Goddard moved from Massachusetts to this spooky New Mexico town|Roswell
25/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$400|easy|A small campanile, hopefully batless|belfry
06/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|YOU SAID IT!|$1600|hard|When this English ruler's portrait was painted around 1650, he told the artist to show the 'warts and everything'|(Oliver) Cromwell
17/12/1997|Jeopardy!|PLUMBING|$400|easy|This rhyming device sucks up water to prevent basement flooding|Sump pump
20/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$1000|hard|This Norse trickster liked to turn himself into a salmon & frolic in Franang's Falls|Loki
07/04/1988|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD HISTORY|$200|easy|This comic actor produced a singing cowboy Western without his partner Ollie|(Stan) Laurel
02/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMATED MOVIES|$400|easy|RJ the raccoon & Verne the turtle are 2 of the forest critters who invade the suburbs for food in this 2006 film|Over the Hedge
25/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|EARLY 19th CENTURY AMERICA|$1600|hard|His 1809 work 'A History of New York' was a tongue-in-cheek history of New Amsterdam|(Washington) Irving
08/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|DANCE|$200|easy|Teenagers were already doing this dance on “American Bandstand” when Chubby Checker recorded his hit|The Twist
24/03/2010|Jeopardy!|JOKING MATTERS|$400|easy|Mitch Hedberg: 'The depressing thing about' this Chris Evert sport is 'no matter how good I get, I'll never be as good as a wall'|tennis
06/11/2001|Jeopardy!|MYTHMASH|$500|medium|The Greek gods swore their most solemn oaths in the name of this river of Hades|Styx
07/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHITE HOUSE BEFORE & AFTER|$1600|hard|Nothing can succeed in this White House office where the president meets with his War Council|no-win situation room
15/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR II|$400|easy|'Yank' was the weekly magazine produced by this branch of our Armed Services|the Army
22/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$1000|hard|When this city-state's leader died around 560 B.C., it was Solon, it's been good ta know ya|Athens
03/10/2006|Jeopardy!|IN THE NEWS|$400|easy|Thought to be extinct since 1944, the ivory-billed species of this tree-tapping bird was rediscovered|the woodpecker
10/09/2007|Jeopardy!|'P'LEASE|$1000|hard|In mathematics, it's a flat surface of infinite extent; in carpentry, it's a tool used on surfaces|a plane
09/04/2008|Jeopardy!|'T.W.'|$800|hard|This Southerner wrote the 1959 classic 'Sweet Bird of Youth'|Tennessee Williams
11/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BOGIE & BACALL SPEAK!|$1600|hard|When Bogie as Philip Marlowe kisses Bacall in this film, she says, 'I like that.  I'd like more'|The Big Sleep
28/09/1989|Final Jeopardy!|LEGENDS|None|None|She abducted Lancelot when he was a baby & kept him on an island|the Lady of the Lake (or Vivien or Nimue)
04/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH FUNGUS|$1000|hard|It's not a dirty magazine, it's the type of parasitic fungi that grows on corn|Smut
16/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SWEET TALK|$800|hard|In 'Hamlet', he says, 'Good night, sweet prince, and flights of angels sing thee to thy rest'|Horatio
02/11/2007|Jeopardy!|'F' STOP|$800|hard|One of the principal offensive players on a soccer or hockey team|a forward
08/09/2003|Jeopardy!|MODERN–DAY QUOTES|$600|medium|In 1989 Leona Helmsley infamously said, 'Only the little people' do this|pay taxes
11/01/2012|Jeopardy!|CATHOLIC PRIESTS|$1000|hard|This spiritual 'director' doesn't arrange your holiday, he helps young men pursue their calling to the priesthood|a vocation director
26/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF FASHION|$400|easy|South Seas garb worn by Dorothy Lamour on 'The Road'|a sarong
14/09/2007|Jeopardy!|CATS|$1000|hard|This Asian-named cat is produced by mating Siamese and longhairs, and then selectively breeding them|Himalayan
05/10/1998|Jeopardy!|WHAT FOODS THESE MORSELS BE|$200|easy|In the South, hominy when ground is more popularly known as this|Grits
15/12/2004|Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES|$200|easy|'That Damned Cowboy' was some 'Rough Rider'|Theodore Roosevelt
27/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHO PLAYED 'EM?|$400|easy|Greaser Danny Zuko|John Travolta
02/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARY NOVELISTS|$800|hard|The movie 'Get Shorty' was based on a 1990 book by this crime novelist|Elmore Leonard
26/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|'C' HERE|$600|medium|A fancy roast of lamb, veal, or pork; you might wear your tiara while eating it|crown roast
16/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE A LETTER|$600|medium|Middle initial shared by 'Star Trek''s captain James Kirk & Phineas Barnum|T
04/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HAIKU|$400|easy|Shiki wrote that this / 'enlightened one' does not blink / 'as the hailstones fall'|Buddha
21/06/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL A PLANT|$200|easy|Arkansas has made the pink variety of this its state fruit & its state vegetable, just in case|a tomato
18/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|19TH CENTURY PEOPLE|$1600|hard|This actress' liaison with Henri, Prince du Ligne, produced a son named Maurice in 1864|Sarah Bernhardt
20/07/2010|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC MOVIE ORIGINAL DIALOGUE?|$600|medium|'No, no, no, I'm Antoninus! I'm not that guy!  You want him!  He's right there!  The one that looks like Kirk Douglas'|Spartacus
26/02/2002|Double Jeopardy!|NEW YORK SCHOOLS|$800|hard|Nicholas Murray Butler was president of this Manhatfan Ivy League school from 1902 to 1945|Columbia
02/11/2010|Jeopardy!|ALEX TREBEK, LOVE GOD|$600|medium|Shall we away to this oldest section of Algiers whose name means 'fortress'?|the Casbah
07/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THINGS OPERA|$2000|hard|In Act II of this Verdi opera, a band of Gypsies sings the 'Anvil Chorus', one of opera's most familiar numbers|Il Trovatore
20/12/2000|Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$200|easy|This U.S. marsupial has 50 teeth, more than any other North American land mammal|Opossum
18/03/2008|Jeopardy!|FROM A TO Y|$800|hard|Back in the Middle Ages, the aim of this practice was to change base metals into gold|alchemy
02/10/2008|Jeopardy!|THIRD ROCK FROM THE SUN|$800|hard|Earth's liquid iron core is instrumental in creating this field that protects the Earth from cosmic rays|geomagnetic field (electromagnetic field accepted)
22/05/2000|Jeopardy!|THE MEDIEVAL DAILY NEWS|$200|easy|Entertainment, 1477: William Caxton prints this Chaucer collection|The Canterbury Tales
06/07/2004|Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES|$200|easy|'The Surveyor President'|George Washington
21/11/2002|Jeopardy!|TAKE A LETTER|$200|easy|In comic books, a series of this letter is used to represent a person snoring|Z
04/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DESERTS|$800|hard|To find the last remaining bactrian camels in the wild, you'll have to travel to this Mongolian desert|the Gobi
02/12/2002|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARIES|$400|easy|He wasn't first in the heart of youthful crush Sally Fairfax, who moved to England|Washington
24/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ODD GODS|$600|medium|In case you were wondering, there is a god of snowshoes:  it's Ull, the son of this thunder god's wife Sif|Thor
24/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$1600|hard|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE - here is a special guest with the clue): 'Hello, I'm Marla Maples Trump.  In 1992 I made my Broadway debut in the musical about this humorist who never met a man he didn't like'|Will Rogers
11/10/2006|Jeopardy!|I'D RATHER 'NOT'|$600|medium|South Bend school noted for its law school & sports teams|Notre Dame
04/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO A BIRD|$800|hard|Generic name for a boom for hoisting a TV or movie camera|crane
23/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|& OTHER '80s OSCAR WINNERS|$400|easy|This actress won an Oscar for playing Loretta Lynn & did her own singing to boot|Sissy Spacek
24/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|VERY PUNNY|$2000|hard|A man sent a pun, then 9 more hoping one would make a friend laugh; unfortunately, this happened|no pun in ten did
01/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY & CONNECTICUT|$2000|hard|This submarine building Connecticut town was the site of a 1781 massacre of U.S. troops by the British; a memorial is shown|Groton
26/04/2000|Jeopardy!|UNION LABELS|$100|easy|The DGA, this guild, gives awards for achievement in commercials as well as feature films|Directors Guild of America
16/04/2001|Jeopardy!|TV TITLE CHARACTER PROFESSIONS|$300|easy|'Everybody Loves Raymond'|Sportswriter
27/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HOW GREAT THOU ART|$800|hard|'Christina's World' came about when he saw his crippled neighbor Christina Olson in a field|Andrew Wyeth
04/11/2005|Jeopardy!|BIO SUBJECTS|$800|hard|'Unforgivable Blackness' is subtitled 'The Rise and Fall of' this first black heavyweight champion|Jack Johnson
22/04/1999|Jeopardy!|DISNEY FILMS BY SONGS|$100|easy|'Prince Ali' & 'A Whole New World'|Aladdin
23/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS AS USUAL|$1200|hard|So as not to be gobbled up by Microsoft, Yahoo! offered a 20% stake to this company for MySpace|News Corp.
11/09/2002|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC ADS & SLOGANS|$1000|hard|'We'll Leave the Light on for You'|Motel 6
17/02/1999|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN ENTERTAINMENT|$200|easy|TV's Ally McBeal, she had viewers concerned about her weight in '98|Calista Flockhart
23/01/2009|Jeopardy!|'MAD' LOVE|$800|hard|A rare daguerreotype of this woman born in 1768 is seen [jpg]here[/jpg]|Dolley Madison
23/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$2000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from West Point.) These links were part of the great chain across the Hudson used in 1778 to block the naval forces of this British Commander|Henry Clinton
14/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS IN HISTORY|$800|hard|Henry VIII's sister Margaret was a teen when she married King James IV of this British Isles country|Scotland
11/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'U' SEND ME|$1600|hard|In Pakistan it's an official language along with English|Urdu
20/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|4 'N' LANGUAGE|$1200|hard|This phrase is the focal point of a dispute, be it a femur or ulna, or not|bone of contention
05/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HIT ME|$1600|hard|In a No. 1 hit from July 1985, he was 'findin' it hard to believe we're in heaven'|Bryan Adams
17/06/2009|Jeopardy!|A YEAR ENDING IN '09|$200|easy|Peary & Henson reach the North Pole|1909
22/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC FOREIGN FILMS|$1200|hard|Polish filmmaker who directed 'Knife in the Water' in Poland & 'Rosemary's Baby' in the U.S.|(Roman) Polanski
10/11/2004|Jeopardy!|REPORTING FROM THE WHITE HOUSE|$1000|hard|History was made today, September 127, 1978, when P.M. Begin & Pres. Sadat signed these accords at the White House|the Camp David Accords
22/12/2009|Jeopardy!|DOUGH!|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington, D.C.)  Defacement of currency is a criminal offense, punishable by a fine up to this much, also the largest denomination the U.S. now issues|$100
24/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SCORING|$1200|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew indicates a baseball scorecard on the monitor.) In baseball, a player singled, stole second, went to third on an error by the second baseman, but was gunned down at home by this player|the right fielder
08/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LANDMARK CINEMA VILLAINS|$400|easy|Famous for its murder scenes, this 1960 Alfred Hitchcock film featured a mild-mannered mama's boy killer|Psycho
14/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THOSE CRAZY GUGGENHEIMS|$400|easy|Benjamin Guggenheim made sure to dress in his evening clothes before going down with this ship in 1912|the Titanic
21/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|STIRRING SONGS|$400|easy|The familiar piece heard here is the 'National Emblem' one of these|march
02/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|A-ONE|$200|easy|To make amends for a sin|Atone
03/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OO, SORRY YOU'RE POOR|$1200|hard|This federal-state health insurance program covers 36 million low-income people including children & the disabled|Medicaid
30/10/2002|Jeopardy!|STAR WARS STARS|$400|easy|In 'Phantom Menace' he made the 'list' as Qui-Gon Jinn|Liam Neeson
16/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PHOTOGRAPHERS|$400|easy|In April 1875 the Library of Congress gained possession of his Civil War photographic plates for $25,000|Mathew Brady
23/11/2005|Jeopardy!|SOLD!|$800|hard|In May 2002 a Brancusi brought $18 million, then a record auction price for one of these|a sculpture
23/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A 'CIN'|$800|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew tightens a horse saddle in a stable.)  The strap I'm tightening is called latigo, Spanish for 'gird', or this word that means it's easily done|a cinch
02/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIRTH OF WORDS|$600|medium|This term for a steaming hot spring comes from the name of a famous Icelandic hot spring like this one|Geyser
29/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ARBOR DAY READING?|$2000|hard|Francie knows that the tree in her yard isn't a pine or a hemlock in this classic by Betty Smith|A Tree Grows In Brooklyn
16/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE LARGEST IN AREA|$2000|hard|Lake Titicaca, Lake Poopo, Lake Maracaibo|Lake Maracaibo
02/05/1994|Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$100|easy|Of the Tower of Babel, the destruction of Sodom & Gomorrah, or the flood, the one that occurred 1st|flood
18/12/2009|Jeopardy!|PREY LATER|$800|hard|This aggressive predator of North America & Europe is the largest member of the weasel family|the wolverine
02/03/2010|Jeopardy!|HAIR-Y SITUATION|$200|easy|Hair gathered into a round coil at the nape of the neck is this 3-letter style but please, hold the sesame seeds|a bun
13/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PRO FOOTBALL|$400|easy|This team's Marv Levy is the only coach to lead his team to 4 straight Super Bowl appearances|Buffalo Bills
20/12/2006|Jeopardy!|MC J-GIL IN DA HIZZ-OUSE (FEAT. DJ T-BEK)|$800|hard|(Alex: This artist is pure money...) 'My flow, my show brought me the dough that bought me all my fancy things, my crib, my cars...'|50 Cent
01/05/2000|Jeopardy!|FARMING|$400|easy|There are between 9 & 10 million of these in the U.S. & many spend time attached to a vacuum|Dairy cows
08/09/2004|Jeopardy!|MICRONESIA|$400|easy|In the 1950s Enewetak & this atoll consisted the Pacific proving ground of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission|Bikini Atoll
11/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$800|hard|Smog is produced from the action of this on chemicals in the air|sunlight
17/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE LITERARY BUSINESS|$400|easy|2-word term for Oleson's n Laura Ingalls Wilder's books|the general store
24/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' PEN NAMES|$600|medium|Charles Lutwidge Dodgson|Lewis Carroll
09/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OPERATIC COSTUMES|$400|easy|(Alex dresses as a toreador at the Metropolitan Opera in New York.)  In a costume from a 2009 production I'm Escamillo, the toreador who wins the heart of this gypsy girl|Carmen
29/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|This liquid that's left after cream is churned can be an ingredient in a delicious biscuit|buttermilk
31/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN 'T' ROOM|$800|hard|A group of 3 in power, or a vehicle drawn by 3 horses abreast|Troika
23/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$1600|hard|This strategically important channel connects the Persian Gulf & the Gulf of Oman|Strait of Hormuz
01/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TV & FILM FOOD|$400|easy|On this TV show, Dan Aykroyd pitched a timesaving cooking device known as a Bass-O-Matic|Saturday Night Live
02/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SEE 'P-K'|$400|easy|Uh oh!  Someone had some trouble with this toy|a pogo stick
04/09/2000|Jeopardy!|PAUL McCARTNEY|$500|medium|Paul McCartney wears this on his left foot on the cover of 'Abbey Road'|Nothing
28/01/2004|Jeopardy!|LEAVES|$600|medium|Koalas eat mistletoe too, but mainly these leaves|eucalyptus
28/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THIRD WORLD|$800|hard|He's third in line to the British throne, after his father & brother|Prince Harry
09/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COME TO YOUR CENSUS|$400|easy|The 1st U.S. census was held in this century|the 18th century (1790)
27/02/2003|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN BIRDS|$1000|hard|In 1984 only about 20 of these California vultures were left; the number has since grown to over 100|California Condor
06/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN AN F SOUND|$2000|hard|In 1960 the Trieste, this type of deep-sea diving craft, made the deepest dive ever--35,800 feet|bathyscaphe
20/11/1998|Jeopardy!|MUMMY DEAREST|$500|medium|In 1994 the Royal Mummy Room in this city's Egyptian Museum was reopened after 13 years|Cairo
01/03/2004|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SITCOM EPISODES|$600|medium|'J.J. Becomes A Man'|Good Times
30/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|JACKETS REQUIRED|$400|easy|Now meaning any sport coat, it was originally crimson colored when introduced in Great Britain in 1890|a blazer
11/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TV STARS|$800|hard|Few believed this actor's weird journalistic discoveries as 'The Night Stalker'|Darren McGavin
13/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIGGEST U.S. CITY STARTING WITH...|$1200|hard|J (On the Atlantic coast)|Jacksonville
22/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HOMECOMING KINGS & QUEENS|$1200|hard|Chimham helped bring King David over the Jordan when he returned to this city after a rebellion|Jerusalem
12/02/2003|Jeopardy!|BABYSITTING TIPS|$400|easy|Mom & Dad may restrict kids' TV to shows with this letter rating, the same as the blandest movies|G
30/11/1998|Jeopardy!|THAT'S REVOLTING|$200|easy|This gladiator's slave revolt was crushed in 71 B.C. when he died in battle against Marcus Licinius Crassus|Spartacus
22/03/1994|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'A'|$100|easy|Blackjack's one or eleven (3)|ace
25/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AUNTIE|$400|easy|Aunt Jemima pancake mixes & syrups are owned by this company named for a 'friend'ly religion|Quaker Oats
13/02/1998|Jeopardy!|CAT PEOPLE|$500|medium|This character describes herself as the title animal in 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof'|Maggie the Cat
23/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EPIC CURIOUS|$800|hard|An American epic, this 1985 Larry McMurtry tale of a cattle drive sweeps from Texas to Montana|Lonesome Dove
17/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MISC.|$600|medium|Uranology is an old term for this science|astronomy
18/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|JEOPORTMANTEAU!|$1600|hard|Hawaiian nut plus an adjective meaning cordial|macadamiable
20/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SHIP HAPPENINGS|$1200|hard|Immortalized in a Gordon Lightfoot song, this cargo vessel sank in Lake Superior in 1975|the Edmund Fitzgerald
19/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|POPULATIONS|$2000|hard|The nation with the fewest people, about 890, is this 'City' where the pope lives|Vatican City
01/07/1999|Jeopardy!|WAR STORIES|$300|easy|Paul Baumer is a raw 18-year-old recruit at the beginning of this Erich Maria Remarque novel|All Quiet on the Western Front
14/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|19TH CENTURY WOMEN|$800|hard|In 1893 this Sunday school teacher was the most notorious woman in Fall River, Massachusetts|Lizzie Borden
29/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|BIRDS|$400|easy|Named for one of its favorite places to nest, this owl also lives in trees, towers & old hawk nests|Barn Owl
22/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|JASON MILLER|$400|easy|Shortly before his death, Jason wrote a teleplay about this TV 'Honeymooner', once his father-in-law|Jackie Gleason
23/12/1996|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$300|easy|The 2 popular breeds of dairy cattle named for Britain's 2 largest Channel Islands|Jersey & Guernsey
28/12/1998|Final Jeopardy!|LITERARY SETTINGS|None|None|Zhongdian & Deqin, China both claim to be the inspiration for this imaginary place|Shangri-La
01/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'LITTLE' ROCK|$400|easy|The 1996 Grammy Album of the Year was this Morissette masterpiece|Jagged Little Pill
21/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AskOxford.com|$400|easy|Put this 3-letter Latin word meaning 'thus' or 'so' right after the error in a quoted passage|sic
01/04/1999|Jeopardy!|THE BOZO NEWS|$300|easy|Paying for this new pill for active duty troops & retirees has put a $50 million strain on the U.S. military budget|Viagra
12/02/2003|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL CLOTHES RACK|$800|hard|In Genesis 3, God himself makes tunics out of animal skin for this man to wear|Adam
03/12/1998|Jeopardy!|FAIRIES & WEE FOLK|$300|easy|Resembling trolls, trows live in these Scottish islands famous for their small ponies|Shetland Islands
01/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'PIT'|$2000|hard|Mutineers first inhabited this south Pacific island in 1790|Pitcairn Island
30/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE AM I?|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew leans over a pool filled with denizens of the not-so-deep.)  I'm at the 190,000 gallon  manatee exhibit at the zoo of this city, now Ohio's most populous|Columbus
15/09/2004|Jeopardy!|THOSE ROCKIN' '90s|$800|hard|In 1996 Celine Dion recorded this 1976 Eric Carmen hit in both English & Spanish versions|All By Myself
23/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$1000|hard|Between 1919 & 1925, he made several versions of 'Bird In Space', in marble & bronze|Constantin Brancusi
12/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT SHOULD I 'DU'?|$800|hard|A down-filled quilt used as a comforter|a duvet
12/10/2011|Jeopardy!|BUCHANAN, JAMES BUCHANAN|$800|hard|Buchanan's dreams of the presidency were postponed when this New Hampshire man was nominated instead of him in 1852|Pierce
16/04/2003|Jeopardy!|ON THE PHONE|$600|medium|By our informal estimate, this question from the 'Scooby-Doo' theme song also begins 70% of cell phone calls|Where are you?
20/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POSTHUMOUS WORKS|$5000|hard|Found at the car wreck that killed him, this writer's 'The First Man' provides a glimpse of his childhood in Algeria|Albert Camus
16/03/2006|Jeopardy!|TWELFTH NIGHT|$800|hard|The Twelfth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution concerns a revamping of this 'college'|the Electoral College
28/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PULLING RANK|$1500|hard|It's the rank of the character singing here  'I know the kings of England and I quote the fights historical / From Marathon to Waterloo, in order categorical'|major general
09/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS OF THE WORLD|$400|easy|Banff National Park|Canada
27/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS' MIDDLE NAMES|$400|easy|Raymond Chandler's middle name; it was playwright Wilder's first|Thornton
26/11/1998|Jeopardy!|NAME THE YEAR|$200|easy|It all began crashing down in this year (the Berlin Wall)|1989
15/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY|$400|easy|It's not easy for this 'Beauty and the Beast' heroine to trip the light fantastic: her ball gown weighs more than 40 lbs.|Belle
20/11/2008|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY SCENTS|$400|easy|K-Fed knows that she smells like kiwi & cupcakes in her fantasy perfume|(Britney) Spears
08/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$800|hard|He's the lead singer heard on the following|Peter Wolf
28/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$400|easy|We should all make a pact to meet one year from now in Warsaw, this country's capital|Poland
22/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AT AUCTION|$600|medium|A 1940s molded plywood one of these designed by Charles Eames & Eero Saarinen recently went for $129,000|Chair
03/01/2011|Jeopardy!|TECHNOLOGY OF THE PAST|$1000|hard|A Sumerian pictograph shows one in 3500 B.C.: the oldest are wooden disks with 3 carved planks clamped by struts|a wheel
27/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'PRIVATE' LIVES|$1600|hard|The non-government-controlled part of the national economy|the private sector
19/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$400|easy|Bernini designed the colonnade around the piazza at this basilica to represent the church's embrace|St. Peter's Basilica
14/03/2011|Jeopardy!|LET'S GO ONLINE|$1000|hard|A sign reading 'children left unattended will be towed away at owner's expense' is seen at thisblog.org|FAILBlog.org
04/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECTORS|$200|easy|Mel Brooks' film 'High Anxiety' spoofed this director's films, including, of course, 'Vertigo'|Alfred Hitchcock
06/02/2004|Jeopardy!|THE '60s|$600|medium|In a 1961 speech FCC chairman Newton Minow called television a 'vast' this|wasteland
03/06/2004|Jeopardy!|EDUCATION|$200|easy|A 1901 California law abolished this for grades 1-8; what kids did instead with no TV, God knows|homework
03/01/2005|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$200|easy|Golden Key is this type of 'society' as in the bumper stickers that say 'my child is' this type of 'student'|an honor society
02/05/2002|Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR I VETS|$400|easy|Future U.S. president seen here on his military ID|(Harry) Truman
22/02/2007|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'F'|$400|easy|It precedes house, moon, & nelson (4)|full
19/07/1999|Jeopardy!|BRIT READ|$200|easy|Her 'Story' by Andrew Morton was released in March 1999|Monica Lewinsky
19/05/2010|Jeopardy!|BRIT-POURRI|$800|hard|This 'New' law enforcement agency is headquartered at 10 Broadway in London|New Scotland Yard
23/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE KNOWLEDGE|$1600|hard|'Transcendental' college in Boston devoted exclusively to the study of communication & performing arts|Emerson
11/09/2003|Jeopardy!|HERE PIG|$200|easy|It's not good when you 'let the cat out of the bag' when you were expecting a 'pig in' this|a poke
03/11/2005|Jeopardy!|A LA 'CART'|$400|easy|Yeesh!  Random House defines this body part as 'gristle'|cartilage
05/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|POSSESSIVE LIT|$2000|hard|1857: Besting a bully is part of a young boy's life at a British boarding school|Tom Brown's School Days
28/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES 'G'|$2000|hard|Danish historian Saxo (11)|Grammaticus
30/09/1985|Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$100|easy|Half a city, it's capital of East Germany|East Berlin
18/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'VE BEEN EXILED|$1200|hard|In 1973, 14 years after his overthrow, this Cuban dictator died in exile in Spain|Batista
02/12/2002|Jeopardy!|ME & MY GALAXY|$800|hard|The center of the Milky Way galaxy lies in this constellation between Scorpio & Capricorn|Sagittarius
27/02/1990|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$200|easy|Black Friday, September 24, 1869, resulted from Gould & Fisk's attempt to corner the U.S. supply of this|Gold
10/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|At its widest north-south point, this large sea stretches 1,000 miles from Libya in Africa to Croatia in Europe|Mediterranean Sea
25/06/2009|Jeopardy!|BEN & JERRY'S FLAVORS|$600|medium|The acronymic flavor SNAFU stands for this fruity flavor 'Naturally All Fudged Up'|strawberry
30/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDAY SUN|$1200|hard|The Egyptian sun god was known as Khepera at dawn, as Atum in the evening & by this name at noon|Ra
26/07/2006|Jeopardy!|LANDING ZONES OF NORMANDY|$600|medium|Bug, Glove or Coast|Gold
03/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$400|easy|Around 1240 this mongol's grandson Batu founded the Golden Horde|Genghis Khan
25/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HERE, THERE & EVERYWHERE|$400|easy|This city's pink & white marble Palazzo Ducale, or Doge's Palace, stands on the Grand Canal|Venice
28/09/2006|Jeopardy!|INITIALLY YOURS|$800|hard|American artist & illustrator Newell Convers|N.C. Wyeth
10/03/2009|Jeopardy!|WEEDS|$200|easy|A common type of this plains plant is the Russian thistle--let's go drifting along with the tumblin' these|tumbleweed
05/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE EXPERIENCE MUSIC PROJECT|$200|easy|This legendary leader of the Famous Flames is seen here headlining an EMP show|James Brown
10/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$800|hard|Rewards offered for the capture of this Underground Railroad conductor once totaled $40,000|Harriet Tubman
09/04/1991|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY INVENTIONS|$300|easy|This actress who starred in “Ecstasy” and “Algiers” helped invent a torpedo control system|Heddy Lamarr
27/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MR. ROBINSON|$800|hard|'Before the Frost/Until the Freeze' was a 2009 double album from this band fronted by Chris Robinson|The Black Crowes
10/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|GREAT DAMES|$600|medium|She helped her husband survive an attempted assassination & was Nureyev's partner for over fifteen years|Dame Margot Fonteyn
17/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEXT BIBLE BOOK, ALPHABETICALLY|$800|hard|Proverbs|Psalms
11/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$800|hard|The site for this capital was chosen because of its location between Pensacola & St. Augustine|Tallahassee
05/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|VASES & URNS|$800|hard|A samovar is a large urn traditionally used to make this|tea
08/11/2002|Jeopardy!|TOWERS|$400|easy|Near the top of this wrought-iron French tower is a suite of rooms once used by its builder|Eiffel Tower
22/01/2010|Jeopardy!|'RACE' TO THE ANSWER|$800|hard|Following a stormy trip aboard a ship at sea, Reverend John Newton wrote the words to this popular hymn|Amazing Grace
24/06/1997|Jeopardy!|RIVERS|$200|easy|This river's drainage basin extends from 4 degrees south latitude to 31 degrees north latitude|the Nile
21/05/1993|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$400|easy|An 1867 flood in this state allowed a steamboat to travel down Chattanooga's Main Street|Tennessee
31/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CLEANING UP|$400|easy|To fight this, from the Latin for 'stain', after surgery, John Charnley devised air tents to keep things sterile|infection
26/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|I MARRIED THIS SPORTS STAR|$800|hard|Khloe Kardashian, in 2009|Lamar Odom
20/10/2010|Jeopardy!|ONLY YESTERDAY|$600|medium|This man crooned 'Yesterday' on his 1969 album 'My Way'|Frank Sinatra
31/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$1000|hard|G.F. Grotefend and Sir Henry Rawlinson helped decipher forms of this wedge-shaped Sumerian writing|Cuneiform
16/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm Vanna White at Christian Dior in New York City.)  This actress was wearing a Dior gown when she won her first Oscar for 'BUtterfield 8'|Elizabeth Taylor
25/10/2011|Jeopardy!|HEADS OR TAILS|$800|hard|In Madagascar, the male ring-tailed this slashes a tree trunk with a spur to mark his troop's territory|a lemur
22/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ASCENT OF EVEREST|$600|medium|In 1996 Greg MacGillivray produced a film on the world's tallest mountain for this big-screen format|IMAX
29/03/2006|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$200|easy|Chapter 13 of this classic novel is called 'Another View of Hester'|The Scarlet Letter
15/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'CHURCH' & 'STATE'|$400|easy|A Dana Carvey character on 'Saturday Night Live'; isn't that special...|The Church Lady
26/09/1984|Jeopardy!|SILLY SONGS|$500|medium|He offered this prescription:|the Witch Doctor
19/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LONG LIVE THE KING|$200|easy|John Hancock signed his name big so “John Bull” including this king, could read it without glasses|George III
10/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TALKING TURKEY|$400|easy|Because Turkey's largest body of water, Lake Van, has this quality, its only animal life is a fish called the darekh|salinity
11/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HOT CROSS PUNS|$800|hard|It's why it's tough to locate clarinetist Benny or Roseanne's co-star John|A Goodman [good man] is hard to find
09/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S NEXT?|$2000|hard|Geologic time eras: Paleozoic, Mesozoic, this|Cenozoic
21/10/2004|Jeopardy!|HOMEWORK|$200|easy|For starters you can read the first entry, dated June 14, 1942, in this girl's diary|Anne Frank
17/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE WORLD SERIES|$1200|hard|In the 1919 World Series, this 'Black Sox' player hit .375 & did not commit an error, footwear & all|'Shoeless Joe' Jackson
21/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'OF' LITERATURE|$600|medium|'A la recherche du temps perdu' is the French title of this Proust masterpiece|Remembrance of Things Past
09/12/1999|Jeopardy!|MOBILE HOMES|$300|easy|Headquartered in Forest City, Iowa, it's 'The Most Recognized Name' among builders of mobile homes|Winnebago
03/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$400|easy|Until a 1969 coup by Muammar al-Qaddafi, King Idris had ruled this country for 18 years|Libya
11/11/1997|Jeopardy!|THE DREADED SPELLING CATEGORY|$200|easy|This Mandarin orange was named for the city of Tangier|T-A-N-G-E-R-I-N-E
14/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FORBES' BILLIONAIRES|$1600|hard|Ironically, Dhanin Chearavanont made a fortune with this kind of 'feed', slang for a small amount of money|chicken feed
01/10/1998|Jeopardy!|THE VIETNAM WAR|$500|medium|The closest the U.S. came to actually declaring it a war was this August 7, 1964 'resolution'|Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
27/01/2005|Jeopardy!|TEENS IN HISTORY|$800|hard|Betrothed as a teen to her creepy cousin in 1744, she later became a 'Great' empress of Russia|Catherine the Great
28/12/2005|Jeopardy!|LET'S LEARN LATVIAN|$600|medium|Kino is this place where you might take a date on a Saturday night|cinema
16/05/2003|Jeopardy!|ELEMENT SYMBOL SPELLING|$2200|hard|Tin, actinium, potassium|snack (Sn Ac K)
24/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FORBES' TOP EXECUTIVE SALARIES|$800|hard|This former head of Paramount can spend a lot at Ticketmaster & his Home Shopping Network with his $156 mil. from IAC|Barry Diller
24/04/2007|Jeopardy!|NASH-ING|$200|easy|'The cow is of the boving ilk; one end is moo, the other, ____'|milk
31/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH SPECIFIC|$400|easy|'A Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur' is a lesser play by this man with a southern state in his name|Tennessee Williams
20/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL NOVELS|$200|easy|Adina de Zavala, who barricaded herself inside this San Antonio landmark to save it in 1908, inspired a 1999 novel|The Alamo
22/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YANKEE MAGAZINE|$1600|hard|A cautionary 1994 story listed 115 people who had perished on this, New England's highest mountain|Washington
21/04/1998|Jeopardy!|CATCHING SOME 'Z's|$500|medium|Wahoo!  This movie mogul was born in Wahoo, Nebraska in 1902|(Darryl) Zanuck
20/01/1998|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMYS|$300|easy|She married Barbra Streisand in 'Yentl' & Steven Spielberg in real life|Amy Irving
27/11/2006|Jeopardy!|THE U.S. CONSTITUTION|$1000|hard|Article I, Section 3 states that this person shall preside when a president is tried under articles of impeachment|the Chief Justice of the United States
16/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ROLLING STONE'S 500 GREATEST SONGS|$2000|hard|And finally... their 1976 hit with 'More Than A Feeling' just made the list at No. 500|Boston
09/10/2008|Jeopardy!|STUFF|$200|easy|The 'Stars & Bars' was the nickname of this breakaway government's flag|the Confederacy
29/11/2004|Jeopardy!|HOW CAPITAL!|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm Anderson Cooper of CNN.)  A few years after I graduated from Yale, I spent 5 months studying Vietnamese at the University of this world capital|Hanoi
17/01/2006|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT AT YOUR SERVICE|$600|medium|(Former Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge reads the clue.)  This service, established in 1789 & now part of the DHS helps fight the WMD threat with its use of border searches|Customs
10/02/1997|Jeopardy!|VIDEO GAMES|$200|easy|Bugs Bunny & Foghorn Leghorn are competitors in this basketball game for the Sony PlayStation|Space Jam
30/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE TOTEM POLE|$600|medium|This feature on a thunderbird's face is often carved separately & attached to the pole|the beak
27/12/2007|Jeopardy!|WE ARE YOUNG|$200|easy|His mother's 'burning' ambition helped make him Roman emperor at age 16 in 54 A.D.|Nero
23/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES IN SCIENCE|$1600|hard|Among chemical elements, Es is Einsteinium; Bh is this element|Bohrium (for Niels Bohr)
22/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CLEANUP TIME|$400|easy|5 generations of one family have kept this company's 'Pledge' to shine up American homes|S.C. Johnson
28/01/1999|Jeopardy!|YESTERDAY|$300|easy|This British naval hero lost an eye during the capture of Corsica in 1794|Lord Nelson
01/11/2000|Jeopardy!|HE'S THE COACH|$500|medium|Chicago Bears, 1920-1967 (with a few breaks)|George Halas
26/06/2009|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL HOME SHOPPING|$600|medium|France had 25,000 casualties at this June 1815 battle--don't meet yours by not buying its commemorative coin!|Waterloo
17/06/1997|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$200|easy|This company gets its name from the snappy carbonated apple juice it introduced in 1978|Snapple
03/01/1997|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL QUOTES|$100|easy|In early 1865 he said, 'I have always found that mercy bears richer fruits than strict justice'|Abraham Lincoln
01/09/1997|Jeopardy!|SUMMIT MEETINGS|$300|easy|Jimmy Carter invited Begin & Sadat to talk peace at this Maryland retreat & they acted accordingly|Camp David
06/12/1996|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$100|easy|This Sunday night series is subtitled 'The New Adventures of Superman'|Lois & Clark
05/06/1998|Final Jeopardy!|ANCIENT GREECE|None|None|The Greeks had 4 national festivals: the Nemean Games, the Pythian Games, the Isthmian Games & these|the Olympic Games
12/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|PIC THE CRITTER|$1200|hard|Ferdinand Marcos would have known the animal seen here is known as this country's tarsier; here's looking at you|the Philippines
06/06/1997|Jeopardy!|17th CENTURY FASHION|$200|easy|The embroidery patterns on these were called clocks & when they ran it was time to replace them|stockings
04/10/1999|Jeopardy!|STATE NICKNAMES|$500|medium|'The Star-Spangled Banner State'|Maryland
29/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS|$800|hard|Extensive repairs were needed on the White House in 1902 so this family moved to Jackson Place|the Theodore Roosevelt family
07/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|Lake Vanern, Scandinavia's largest lake, lies just north of Goteborg in this country|Sweden
22/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|REGIONALISMS|$1600|hard|To Bostonians it's not just a quinine-flavored mixer but a word for any soft drink|tonic
16/12/2004|Jeopardy!|WHY DIDN'T I THINK OF THAT?|$600|medium|Andrew Beard invented an improvement for the device that coupled 2 of these when they bumped together|train cars
11/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|VERONICA|$1000|hard|She played the TV public defender who liked to hang around Hill Street Station|Veronica Hamel
12/12/1996|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$500|medium|The Golden Gate Bridge was among the structures erected by this 2nd-largest American steel company|Bethlehem Steel
16/07/2001|Jeopardy!|WHERE THEY'RE FROM|$300|easy|Though born in Washington, D.C., this 'Kiss of the Spider Woman' Oscar winner was raised in the South Pacific|William Hurt
18/06/2001|Jeopardy!|COLLECTOR'S CORNER|$500|medium|Seen here, Rachel was this regal company's Figure of the Year for 2000|Royal Doulton
14/12/2011|Jeopardy!|BACK TO SCHOOL|$800|hard|History: This one of the 7 Ancient Wonders was said to be laid out on several brick terraces & 75 feet above the ground|the Hanging Gardens of Babylon
03/01/1989|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL TRIVIA|$200|easy|Harry Truman & Richard Nixon were the only U.S. presidents to play this musical instrument|the piano
20/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HAVE A WONDERFUL WEDDING|$800|hard|A term for Frodo, or a young 'un at a wedding who participates in the ceremony by holding the bands|ringbearer
06/07/1998|Jeopardy!|SAINTS' DAYS|$300|easy|It's no mystery Christie & Sayers celebrated these 2 saints on February 5 & 6|Agatha & Dorothy
12/07/2005|Jeopardy!|THE TERRIBLE TWOS|$1000|hard|Daddy doesn't want to play at 6:30 A.M.--let's turn on the Disney Channel & watch Bear & Ojo on this series|Bear in the Big Blue House
05/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES BY CITY|$600|medium|In Africa: East London, Tembisa, Krugersdorp|South Africa
07/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SENIOR YEAR|$1200|hard|This English physicist was working as Master of the Mint at his death at age 84 in 1727|Isaac Newton
11/07/2001|Jeopardy!|AFRICANA|$300|easy|In 2000 Durban in this country hosted the 13th International AIDS Conference & the first held on the continent|South Africa
08/05/2008|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$400|easy|What's that putrid odor coming from Paris & Nice?|a French stench
18/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$400|easy|Poet who relived his boyhood in “A Child's Christmas in Wales”|Dylan Thomas
05/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL 'T's|$800|hard|Don't let the title mislead you: this 1844 novel relates the adventures of 4 swashbuckling heroes|The Three Musketeers
04/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'GHT'|$1200|hard|As a noun, it's a zero; as a pronoun, it's nothing|naught
08/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THINGS JAPANESE|$2000|hard|Japanese for 'green', it's also a green melon-flavored liqueur & the name of a famous female violinist|Midori
14/05/1993|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$200|easy|In dictionaries, this language is often abbreviated Skt.|Sanskrit
27/02/1997|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$100|easy|Maraschino liqueur is flavored with the pits & pulp of the marasca kind of these|Cherries
02/05/1997|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$200|easy|The book of Ecclesiastes is traditionally ascribed to this wise king|Solomon
05/07/1988|Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$300|easy|What an 'upsilon' is|the Greek letter 'U'
02/06/1997|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$100|easy|The Nat'l Museum of African Art is housed in an underground building in this Washington, D.C. museum complex|Smithsonian
20/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm Bill Rancic of The Apprentice.)  My prize involves helming the work of Mr. Trump's new Chicago hotel, planned for the site of this newspaper's old building|the Sun-Times
16/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$600|medium|Stravinsky & this Russian-born American choreographer collaborated on several ballets including 'Agon'|Georges Balanchine
26/01/1999|Jeopardy!|WOW!  MY OWN LABEL!|$300|easy|He do be the founder of Reprise, yes he do be do be do|Frank Sinatra
31/10/2007|Jeopardy!|MONSTER MASH|$800|hard|Half-man, half-beast son of the Queen of Crete|the Minotaur
12/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$200|easy|This arched brick or stone ceiling can be of the barrel, grain, or rib style|Vault
31/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$400|easy|On April 15, 1889 this Catholic priest died of leprosy on the Hawaiian island of Molokai|(Father) Damien
11/06/1997|Jeopardy!|CULINARY NICKNAMES|$100|easy|This cold remedy is also known as Jewish penicillin|chicken soup
15/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$200|easy|He wrote, 'The birthday of a new world is at hand' in his pamplet 'Common Sense'|Thomas Paine
08/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BY THE GRACE OF NANCY|$400|easy|She was First Lady from 1981 to 1989|Nancy Reagan
17/02/2010|Jeopardy!|MOVIE SEQUELS|$800|hard|Amber Tamblyn, Alexis Bledel, Blake Lively & America Ferrera reunite as jeans-sharing friends in this 2008 sequel|Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2
07/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A WALK ACROSS THE CHARLES BRIDGE|$1600|hard|Originally called Stone Bridge, the Charles Bridge was built with this 'stone', like the walls of the White House|sandstone
07/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|1980s BESTSELLERS|$400|easy|Robert Fulghum shared 'uncommon thoughts on common things' in 'All I Really Need to Know I Learned in' here|Kindergarten
01/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EARLY AMERICA|$2000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reads from Strawberry Banke in Portsmouth, NH.)  This tavern, opened in Portsmouth in 1766, was named for this British prime minister, a defender of the colonists in Parliament|Pitt (the Elder)
17/04/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE MAKING ME 'MAD'|$400|easy|It's the type of singing arrangement heard here|a madrigal
05/09/2000|Jeopardy!|17|$300|easy|This popular Japanese verse form uses only 17 syllables|Haiku
18/01/2012|Jeopardy!|& HONEY|$200|easy|& Honey, could you pick up some of the Huggies brand of these on the way home?|diapers
07/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|-OON|$1200|hard|This gold coin of Spain was once worth 8 escudos|a doubloon
02/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CAMPBELL SOUP|$800|hard|This singer of 'Wichita Lineman' fame was born to an Arkansas sharecropping family|Glen Campbell
30/06/2009|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES, SOUTHERN STYLE|$200|easy|A classic Scarlett O'Hara cocktail contains a squeeze of this (remember the color of Scarlett's eyes)|lime
29/04/2009|Jeopardy!|SMELLS TERRIFIC|$200|easy|These 'curiously strong' mints are perfect to freshen my breath after that onion sandwich I had for lunch|Altoids
20/05/2009|Jeopardy!|'ROAD' TEST|$800|hard|When a Broadway show is touring, it's said to be this 3-word phrase, also a 1957 novel|on the road
25/05/2007|Jeopardy!|I'M NOT WEARING ANY PANTS|$200|easy|On Sept. 8, 1504 this Michelangelo statue was completed, in all his glory|David
18/02/2000|Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$200|easy|Indira Gandhi International Airport lies just outside this capital|New Delhi
29/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|A branch of the military that was part of the army before it became independent in 1947|Air Force
20/12/2006|Jeopardy!|MC J-GIL IN DA HIZZ-OUSE (FEAT. DJ T-BEK)|$200|easy|(Alex: Name this rapper being covered by MC J-Gil...) 'Hi! My name is... (What?) My name is... (Who?) My name is... Slim Shady'|Eminem
15/11/2007|Jeopardy!|IT'S ONLY ROCK & ROLL|$600|medium|'Who Knew' this colorful singer could be so 'M!ssundaztood'|Pink
25/01/2005|Jeopardy!|WORN OUT|$200|easy|It's a South-of-the-Border wool blanket made with a slit opening for the head|a poncho
10/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MOON 'R's|$3400|hard|Saturn's second largest moon, it's named for the mother of the gods|Rhea
03/12/2002|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$800|hard|In 1896 an Alaskan mount was named for this man elected president that year|William McKinley
07/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH CHICKS|$800|hard|This New Zealander hung up her chakram in 2001|Lucy Lawless
19/03/2009|Final Jeopardy!|GODS OF ANCIENT EGYPT|None|None|Appropriately, the center of cult worship for this ancient Egyptian god was in Cynopolis, 'City of the Dog'|Anubis
30/01/1998|Jeopardy!|DINOSAUR|$500|medium|This 'king' of the carnosaurus wasn't from the Jurassic period, but the late Cretaceous|Tyrannosaurus rex
11/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$200|easy|Lewis & Clark began their trip by heading up this river May 14, 1804|Missouri
16/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TOO MUCH 'SUN'|$1200|hard|Sidney Poitier starred in the film version of this drama about a black Chicago family|Raisin in the Sun
11/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO ALUMNI|$400|easy|This scientist & future partner of Crick enrolled at the U. of C. in 1943 at age 15|(James) Watson
28/03/2007|Jeopardy!|SYMBOLIC STOCKS|$200|easy|NKE: This company sent the competition running with its Air & Shox products|Nike
20/03/2000|Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH REVOLUTION|$300|easy|Just prior to his January 21, 1793 execution, he cried out, 'People, I die innocent'|Louis XVI
30/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NUCLEAR PHYSICIST'S DICTIONARY|$600|medium|These elementary particles can be designated up, down, strange, charm, beauty, bottom, truth or top|Quarks
03/05/2007|Jeopardy!|AN UMBRELLA CATEGORY|$600|medium|This fictional character arrives via an umbrella flight to become the Banks children's nanny|Mary Poppins
23/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|TALK ABOUT THE WEATHER|$400|easy|To have a casual conversation is to 'shoot' this|the breeze
14/11/2008|Jeopardy!|URBAN DICTIONARY LINGO|$1000|hard|urbandictionary says that this 3-letter word can mean a boyfriend or girlfriend or be a 'word used to scare people'|a boo
13/02/2006|Jeopardy!|MUSIC VIDEOS|$1000|hard|Her video for 'Baby It's You' features Bow Wow & takes place at an amusement park|Jojo
06/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SNOW WHITE'S UNKNOWN DWARFS|$600|medium|The name of this dazed dwarf comes from the Royal Navy's word for rum|Groggy
17/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THE MATE Rx|$800|hard|After this Sioux chief tried to take his sick wife for help in 1877, he was killed by soldiers|Crazy Horse
15/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TV SOLE DADS|$400|easy|Widower & sole dad Billy Ray Cyrus raises a pop star daughter on this Disney Channel sitcom|Hannah Montana
19/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S JUST A THEORY|$200|easy|His theory of evolution is widely accepted; his son George's theory of the moon's origin isn't|Charles Darwin
03/12/2002|Jeopardy!|2-LETTER ABBREV.|$400|easy|In 1939 this organization introduced its 12-step program|AA
10/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK AMERICANS|$600|medium|This former surgeon general interned at the University of Minnesota Hospital|Jocelyn Elders
20/11/2002|Jeopardy!|HELOISE'S BEAUTY HINTS|$600|medium|Add a half pound of the 'sea' type of this to your bath water & you may feel like you're swimming in Utah|salt
27/10/1998|Jeopardy!|CLOWNING AROUND|$100|easy|Larry Harmon began playing this famous clown in the 1940s in public appearances for Capitol Records|Bozo the Clown
15/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HOUSE OF PAIN|$1000|hard|French author of 1795's 'Philosophy in the Bedroom'... ouch!|(the Marquis) de Sade
05/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|JEWISH HISTORY|$600|medium|In 1994 a bomb killed 96 at a Jewish community center in this S. American city where Eichmann once lived|Buenos Aires
20/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT|$600|medium|Brazzaville & Kinshasa|Congo
28/07/2011|Jeopardy!|TOOLS OF THE WRITER'S TRADE|$800|hard|Raymond Chandler composed screenplays by talking into this machine, a brand name copyrighted in 1907|a dictaphone
22/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'A's|$1200|hard|Whether for a sorcerer or a craft guild, one serves time as one of these before becoming a journeyman|apprentice
19/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$1000|hard|According to Aristophane's famous saying “Man is by nature” this type of animal|political
13/11/2008|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$600|medium|The Pan-American Highway's southernmost point is Puerto Montt, 560 miles south of Santiago in this country|Chile
23/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$600|medium|To get the paper size known as an octavo, you fold the paper this many times, creating 8 parts|3 times
19/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL PARKS|$800|hard|You can visit the ruins of an ancient Mayan city at Tikal National Park in this Central American country|Guatemala
20/02/1997|Jeopardy!|THE SOUTH|$100|easy|This Arkansas capital is nicknamed 'The City of Roses' for its many gardens|Little Rock
16/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|COOKING|$800|hard|If you've made cups out of the globe variety of these, you can use the leftover leaves to make a soup|an artichoke
21/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FOR THE FASHIONISTA|$1600|hard|Launched by her brother in the '90s, a fragrance called Blonde was inspired by this Italian designer's long blonde hair|Donnatella Versace
05/07/2006|Jeopardy!|DO YOU COME HERE OFTEN?|$200|easy|Parents & kids gather each year at the White House for this event held on the Monday after Easter|the Easter Egg Roll
14/10/2005|Jeopardy!|GROWN-UPS EAT THAT?|$600|medium|Maybe kids would eat more of these green spears if we called them by their German name, Spargel|asparagus
11/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$800|hard|This woman seen here was flying high aboard the shuttle Columbia in July of 1999|Eileen Collins
22/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$1200|hard|Post held by General George C. Marshall when he announced his 'plan' June 5, 1947|Secretary of State
02/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE QUOTABLE BROWNINGS|$2000|hard|Completes the line from 'Pippa Passes', 'God's in His heaven--'|all's right with the world
07/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|STARS' MEMOIRS|$800|hard|'Confessions of a Dangerous Mind'|Chuck Barris
21/06/2011|Jeopardy!|GHOUL-ASH|$400|easy|The family of this best friend of Harry Potter has a ghoul living in his attic|Ron Weasley
20/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GROUP THERAPY|$400|easy|This group officially ended its practice of polygamous marriage in 1890|the Mormons
26/05/2011|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL BY CHARACTERS|$800|hard|Aunt Eller Murphy & Laurey Williams|Oklahoma!
05/02/2001|Jeopardy!|HISTORY FROM HOLLYWOOD|$400|easy|In 1954 Anthony Quinn played this barbarian Hun|Attila
05/07/2006|Jeopardy!|CARE TO SEE MY ETCHINGS?|$600|medium|One of his most famous etchings is 'Christ Healing the Sick', aka 'The 100-Guilder Print', completed in the 1640s|Rembrandt
06/09/1996|Jeopardy!|SWEETS|$300|easy|This fruit, whose name comes from Greek daktylos, 'finger', may be 55% sugar before drying|a date
03/03/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$400|easy|In February 1825 this 'liberator' was elected president of Peru|Simon Bolivar
26/05/1986|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION|$200|easy|Though WWII's 'Rosie the Riveter' wore them, this war 1st popularized trousers for womenswear|World War I
05/05/1999|Jeopardy!|FUTILE PHRASES|$300|easy|To flog or beat one of these will get you nowhere; neither will riding one|Dead horse
26/12/1989|Jeopardy!|AUTOBIOGRAPHIES|$200|easy|He's 'the billionaire' in Terry Moore's book 'The Beauty & The Billionaire'|Howard Hughes
05/01/2011|Jeopardy!|'I's IN THE PRIZE|$1000|hard|The Medal of Honor named for this island was 'designed to pay homage to the immigrant experience'|Ellis Island
28/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$1200|hard|This part of a bagpipe that substitutes for your lungs shares its name with a device to force air onto a fire|a bellows
03/12/1993|Jeopardy!|1500|$100|easy|Jacob Neufer was the first on record to perform this operation where the mother & baby both survived|Caesarean Section
02/11/2001|Jeopardy!|FROM HERE TO MATERNITY|$300|easy|Usually 16 to 24 inches long, this ropelike structure consists of 2 arteries & a vein surrounded by Wharton's jelly|umbilical cord
02/07/2003|Jeopardy!|UNUSUAL PLACE NAMES|$400|easy|It's the state where you'll find Tumtum, Nooksack & Walla Walla|Washington
27/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|1889|$800|hard|In June 1889 he executed the 'Starry Night' painting|Vincent Van Gogh
28/02/2008|Jeopardy!|'LOW'|$200|easy|Marge, a cow in New Zealand & her offspring, have a gene allowing them to give this kind of milk|low-fat milk
19/03/2004|Jeopardy!|DISNEY FILM VOICES|$400|easy|Ellen DeGeneres was adorable as Dory, a fish with short-term memory loss, in this 2003 hit|Finding Nemo
11/12/1992|Jeopardy!|CARD GAMES|$200|easy|In blackjack, if you want the dealer to give you another card, you ask him to do this to you -- ouch!|hit me
19/02/2007|Jeopardy!|LETTER MEN|$600|medium|In 1930 he directed his first talkie, 'Abraham Lincoln', starring Walter Huston|D.W. Griffith
09/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GOOD 'BI'|$400|easy|This dual sports event was first included in the Winter Olympics in 1960|a biathlon
26/03/2004|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY PEOPLE|$200|easy|On Easter Monday, April 24, 1916, Padraic Pearse & his men seized this city's general post office|Dublin
04/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE AFRICAN EXPLORER|$1200|hard|In 1849 missionary Ludwig Krapf sighted the 2 snow-capped peaks of this 'national' mountain but did not climb it|Mt. Kenya
05/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FAMILY MUSIC|$1200|hard|1984: 'I'm So Excited'|The Pointer Sisters
19/02/2007|Final Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|None|None|The C.A.P., or Common Agricultural Policy, accounts for almost half the budget of this 25-nation organization|the European Union
15/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MR. MOVIEFONE|$400|easy|You have selected Atlanta's Grand Theater for Friday, Dec. 15, 1939. The star-studded premiere of this film is sold out|Gone with the Wind
20/11/2009|Jeopardy!|WHAT ARE YOU DOING?|$800|hard|Learning this Bantu language whose name comes from a word meaning 'of the coast'|Swahili
05/11/2001|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$500|medium|Huey Long was shot at the state capitol in this city in 1935|Baton Rouge
17/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL WORDS & PHRASES|$4000|hard|In 'Othello', Iago warns, 'O! Beware, my lord, of jealousy', it is this creature|a green-eyed monster
27/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CYCLE BABBLE|$400|easy|'Brain bucket' is a slang term for this piece of gear|a helmet
17/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|YOU DO THE MATH|$600|medium|Number of 'Days of Christmas' in the carol divided by its number of French hens|4 (12/3)
03/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT-TITLED FILMS|$200|easy|Despite its title, you won't sleep through this Costa-Gavras thriller about a Greek political murder|Z
09/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'R'|$1200|hard|Clothing options include made-to-measure, made-to-order & this hyphenated phrase that means 'off-the-rack'|ready-to-wear
27/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN PAINTERS|$400|easy|He completed his paintings of 'Mornings on the Seine' before beginning his 'Water Lillies'|Monet
23/07/2010|Jeopardy!|IT'S A LONG WAY TO TIPPERARY|$600|medium|From the airport, get in your Dooley rental car & head toward this 'poetic' city 15 miles east|Limerick
14/02/1990|Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$400|easy|This Sibelius work was banned by Russia because it inspired patriotism among Finns|'Finlandia' (The National Anthem)
10/04/1996|Jeopardy!|'HOO'|$100|easy|Cheer 'for Hollywood'|Hooray
23/02/2010|Jeopardy!|STATE FAIR FOODS|$1000|hard|A recent hit at the Florida State Fair was this sweet, crisp & hickory-flavored meat dipped in chocolate|bacon
04/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$400|easy|After his circumnavigation of the world he was made mayor of Plymouth, England|Sir Francis Drake
24/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$800|hard|In 1769 he founded San Diego de Alcala, the first Franciscan mission in California|Fr. Junipero Serra
14/03/1997|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$100|easy|The Simbra Oilor in Oas, Romania celebrates the return of these animals to the pasture -- 'shear' luck|Sheep
04/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HIPPOCRATES' MEDICAL GUIDE|$1000|hard|Hippocrates taught that cold sweats occuring with an acute one of these indicates death|Fever
11/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$800|hard|This Buddhist sect seeks truth through concepts like 'the sound of one hand clapping'|Zen
14/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|VACATION FUN|$400|easy|This place isn't just for gamblers--there are games & circus acts at Circus Circus & a roller coaster at New York New York|Las Vegas
11/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|THE IROQUOIS|$600|medium|Traditionally, the Iroquois League was founded by Dekanawidah & this chief whose name Longfellow borrowed|Hiawatha
21/05/1993|Jeopardy!|BUGS|$300|easy|Types of this bug transmit Rocky Mountain spotted fever|a tick
15/06/2004|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY AILMENTS|$1000|hard|Kathleen Turner is a sufferer of & spokesperson about R.A., short for this|rheumatoid arthritis
01/06/1998|Jeopardy!|IMPORTS|$200|easy|This brand of water comes from a natural spring in Vergeze|Perrier
13/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|I DO'S & I'M DONES|$1600|hard|Acclaimed for 'Away From Her', this 'Demon Seed' actress married after 28 years of 'dating' her new hubby|Julie Christie
08/09/1992|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL MOMS|$200|easy|Nancy Hanks|Lincoln
25/10/2010|Jeopardy!|A FEW'GUE'|$800|hard|The opposite of a preface|an epilogue
07/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MIND MISS MANNERS|$1200|hard|When 2 people are walking down the street sharing an umbrella, this person should have the sense to hold the umbrella|the taller person
04/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$600|medium|In June Bulgaria holds an annual harvest festival of these blossoms, the month's traditional flower|Rose
26/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GIVING THANKS|$600|medium|He exuberantly thanked his wife, God & Tom Cruise in accepting the 1996 Oscar as Best Supporting Actor|Cuba Gooding, Jr.
18/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PEN NAMES|$400|easy|Under the name Richard Bachman, he wrote 'Thinner', about a man with a wasting disease|Stephen King
26/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH ROYAL RESIDENCES|$1000|hard|Foreign ambassadors are accredited to this palace's court|St. James' Palace
23/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CIRCUS TALK|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew clowns around.) Clowns are masters of this look of reaction for the benefit of the audience; especially a double one|a double take
10/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|SINGING DUOS|$200|easy|John Oates' blond partner|Hall
12/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE BIG INNING|$2000|hard|Up 5-3 in the 10th, this team lost game 6 & later the '86 Series after a ball went through Bill Buckner's legs|the Boston Red Sox
28/09/2000|Final Jeopardy!|NOVELISTS|None|None|In the April 2000 National Geographic, he wrote an article dispelling myths about the great white shark|Peter Benchley
29/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|LEGAL LINGO|$200|easy|According to the World Book, the relationship between landlords & these goes back to the feudal system|tenants
25/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE FOOL|$1600|hard|In 1519 this Aztec welcomed Cortes with gold, perhaps thinking the explorer was a god; he died in 1520|Montezuma
25/12/2002|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN TRAFFIC SIGNS|$400|easy|Ahoy!, signal ahead; this kind of signal|lighthouse
14/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPELL THE LAST NAME|$400|easy|Former Defense Secretary Caspar...|W-E-I-N-B-E-R-G-E-R
05/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FORGOTTEN BUT NOT GONE|$600|medium|The U.S. Army still has units called this, though the actual horse-mounted forces were abolished in 1950|cavalry
20/09/2005|Jeopardy!|LYRICALLY YOURS|$200|easy|No. 2 for these 2 in '82: 'The girl is mine, the doggone girl is mine, don't waste your time, because the doggone girl is mine'|Michael Jackson & Paul McCartney
28/01/2003|Jeopardy!|INDIAN CINEMA|$200|easy|The theme of Raj Kapoor's 'Ram Teri Ganga Maili' is the pollution of this river|Ganges
10/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'D'|$800|hard|He's the shadowy Watergate source (4,6)|Deep Throat
10/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$200|easy|This artist's mother could have told you he was greatly influenced by French painter Gustave Courbet|James Whistler
05/01/2009|Jeopardy!|WOOD YOU OR WOODN'T YOU?|$5600|hard|To long for or yearn, it's from the Latin for 'punishment'|pine
02/02/2010|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S WOMEN|$1000|hard|Name of both Brutus' wife and Bassanio's girlfriend|Portia
21/04/2011|Jeopardy!|FILL E_____R UP|$800|hard|One of 538 who choose a president|an elector
02/04/1996|Jeopardy!|DJIA STOCKS|$500|medium|It's America's largest maker of commercial aircraft & that's the plane truth|Boeing
15/12/1999|Jeopardy!|FIZZ-ICS|$100|easy|From 1915 to 1955, if you'd like to buy the world one of these it came in the classic 6 1/2-ounce bottle|Coke/Coca-Cola
23/05/2006|Jeopardy!|ROBIN WILLIAMS MOVIES|$800|hard|'You treat a disease, you win, you lose.  You treat a person, I'll guarantee you'll win'|Patch Adams
02/05/1994|Jeopardy!|ASIAN CITIES|$300|easy|In 1756 the Nawab of Bengal had the British East India Company garrison “holed up” in this city|Calcutta
15/05/1990|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|A repast, or the ground-up seeds of a grain|Meal
01/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AUTOBIOGRAPHERS|$1000|hard|A former vice president: 'Standing Firm'|Dan Quayle
07/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY WHICH CAME FIRST|$1600|hard|'The Hound of the Baskervilles', 'A Study in Scarlet', 'The Valley of Fear'|A Study in Scarlet
02/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ODD WORDS|$200|easy|In printing a kern is part of a letter that extends beyond its body; it can turn an O into this letter|a Q
19/04/2011|Jeopardy!|'ARK', WHO GOES THERE?|$600|medium|In a gas engine, these ignite the fuel-air mixture|spark plugs
04/03/2009|Jeopardy!|THE 1960s|$200|easy|1963 protests by members of this religion, some of whom immolated themselves, led to the fall of South Vietnam's govt.|Buddhists
30/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT GREEKS|$1000|hard|This Greek who taught in Alexandria has been called 'The Father of Geometry'|Euclid
02/09/1996|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$300|easy|This Microsoft CEO talks about the future of computers in his bestseller 'The Road Ahead'|Bill Gates
10/04/2008|Jeopardy!|BRITISH VS. AMERICAN AUTO TERMINOLOGY|$400|easy|It's a windscreen to the limeys, but it's one of these to us Yanks|a windshield
13/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL GEOGRAPHY|$3000|hard|Wyoming's largest lake, it lies right in the middle of a national park|Yellowstone Lake
18/09/2009|Jeopardy!|EMMY REPEAT WINNERS?|$200|easy|This advertising drama was 2008's Outstanding Drama Series & we'll raise our martini glass if it wins again|Mad Men
09/04/2004|Jeopardy!|2-LETTER ABBREV.|$600|medium|It's the room in school where they usually keep equipment like cassette recorders & slide projectors|AV
25/06/2001|Jeopardy!|THE SOUTHERNMOST CAPITAL CITY|$400|easy|Taipei, Hanoi, Manila|Manila
22/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN ANCIENT ROMANS|$700|hard|This Roman always had the full details on new stock offerings|Prospectus
24/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HOUSEHOLD NAMES|$400|easy|These 2 actors won Oscars for writing 'Good Will Hunting'|Ben Affleck and Matt Damon
13/01/2009|Jeopardy!|WE WAX PHILOSOPHIC|$200|easy|Enjoy the simple things, like a sunny day; in 1913 this 'morbid' California region hit a balmy 134 degrees|Death Valley
05/09/1989|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$100|easy|The leaders of these clubs for young females now wear uniforms designed by Bill Blass|The Girl Scouts
24/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICALLY CORRECT|$200|easy|Carolyn McCarthy, widowed by a commuter train gunman, supports gun control as a congresswoman from this state|New York
02/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED OPERAS|$400|easy|Verdi: 'Trite Logo'|Rigoletto
20/05/1993|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$200|easy|This word meaning something not fully understood is from the Greek musterion, 'secret rite'|mystery
12/01/1988|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|Thomas Mann's 'Magic Mountain' is set in a Swiss sanatorium for this disease|tuberculosis
30/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TONY BENNETT'S SONGBOOK|$1000|hard|This composer's song, 'Ol' Man River', stopped the show at Carnegie Hall|Jerome Kern
15/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HIDE & SEEK|$400|easy|I'm hiding in the crowd at Mardi Gras, so seek me in this Louisiana 'Crescent City'|New Orleans
18/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL SURNAMES|$1600|hard|This archaeologist opened the fabulous tomb of King Tut in 1922|(Howard) Carter
08/10/2009|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC FIGURES SPEAK|$600|medium|I disagree with the Supreme Court's dissolving my Standard Oil Co., but I'm not mad; here's $530 million for charity|John D. Rockefeller
23/01/2003|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$800|hard|This 1925 Anita Loos book was subtitled 'The Illuminating Diary of a Professional Lady'|Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
16/01/2006|Jeopardy!|INITIALLY YOURS|$200|easy|In 2000 he gave kids more 'Goosebumps' with a new series of books called 'The Nightmare Room'|R.L. Stine
25/05/2011|Final Jeopardy!|FEMALE SINGERS|None|None|She's tied with Mariah Carey for most no. 1 hits by a female with 18: 12 as a member of a group & 6 as a solo act|Diana Ross
15/10/2002|Jeopardy!|HALLS OF FAME|$800|hard|A horse racing hall of fame is right across from this famous track in eastern New York|Saratoga
11/10/1999|Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES|$200|easy|'America's Oldest Teenager'|Dick Clark
22/07/2010|Jeopardy!|AT THE BUSINESS' WEBSITE|$800|hard|'It's in the game' at this gamemaker's site where you can get into the 'community' of its Madden NFL 10|EA Sports (Electronic Arts accepted)
08/12/2000|Jeopardy!|GOD SAVE THE 'QUEEN'|$100|easy|Bogie starred in the 1951 film version of this soggy C.S. Forester novel|The African Queen
02/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY TRILOGIES|$800|hard|The 'Lords of Two Lands' trilogy leads up to the story of Ahmose, who founded this civilization's 18th dynasty|Egypt
15/11/2005|Jeopardy!|DUKES BEDEVILED|$200|easy|Duke Leto bites the dust early on in this classic Frank Herbert sci-fi work|Dune
24/05/2004|Jeopardy!|GET YOUR PHIL|$400|easy|Now a coach, he was nicknamed 'the Mop' for diving after loose balls during 13 seasons in the NBA|Phil Jackson
17/10/2003|Jeopardy!|HOW CAN I HELP?|$1000|hard|Send just $30 a month to World Vision for a needy child & you'll be designated one of these|sponsor
17/11/1998|Jeopardy!|ENDANGERED SPECIES|$400|easy|This endangered species of brown bear can grow to a height of 8 feet|Grizzly bear
02/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DUETS|$800|hard|Who could forget Bing Crosby & this rocker's rousing rendition of 'Little Drummer Boy' on a 1977 TV special?|David Bowie
11/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BACK TO SCHOOL|$200|easy|Noah Webster's studies at Yale were interrupted by this war, but he did go back to graduate|the Revolutionary War
29/11/1993|Jeopardy!|6-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|A threat, like Dennis Mitchell|Menace
18/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|JAPAN|$800|hard|In April 1996 the U.S. agreed to return all or part of several military bases on this island to Japan in 7 years|Okinawa
19/12/1996|Final Jeopardy!|POLITICAL PHRASES|None|None|Ike defined this as 'All of the usable surface.  The extremes, right and left, are in the gutters.'|Middle-of-the-road
21/04/1987|Jeopardy!|STARRY SONGS|$400|easy|'At night the stars put on a show for free & darling you can share it all with me...' there|Up On The Roof
01/12/1999|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$200|easy|In 1902 the Egyptian Museum moved from this 'pyramid' city to nearby Cairo|Giza
14/11/2007|Jeopardy!|THE LARGEST IN AREA|$400|easy|The Caspian Sea, Delaware, Botswana|Botswana
23/10/1998|Jeopardy!|NORTH AMERICAN EXPLORERS|$100|easy|In the winter (!) of 1857 Randolph Marcy led a heroic march across these Colorado mountains|Rocky Mountains
02/12/1997|Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$300|easy|When you're charged a great deal of money for something, you 'pay through' this|The nose
30/06/1997|Final Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|None|None|A new theory says this author died of rabies, not alcoholism or drug abuse, October 7, 1849|Edgar Allan Poe
12/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|GERMAN CUISINE|$200|easy|It's the kind of meat you need to make schweineschnitzel|Pork
17/01/2006|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT AT YOUR SERVICE|$800|hard|A 1947 labor law created the FMCS, the 'M' for this activity that can solve labor disputes|mediation
18/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE KING IS DEAD|$1200|hard|On January 21, 1793 Parisians headed off this ruler's reign|Louis XVI
31/01/2006|Jeopardy!|UNFORGIVEN|$1000|hard|On June 19, 1953 at Sing Sing, this couple became the first U.S. civilians executed for the crime of spying|the Rosenbergs
25/04/2007|Jeopardy!|ELEMENTAL, MY DEAR|$600|medium|Fly high with this colorless, odorless & tasteless gas, atomic no. 2|helium
10/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|The president takes one before stepping into office|oath
06/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FROM A TO Y|$400|easy|In England, it's a barrister or solicitor; in the U.S., it's this|an attorney
30/04/2002|Jeopardy!|OH, YOU ANIMAL!|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the zoo.)  These largest parrots are prized for their beautifully colored plumage|a macaw
12/10/2011|Final Jeopardy!|ART & STATE CAPITALS|None|None|The Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, home to the largest permanent collection of her works, is in this state capital|Santa Fe
04/11/1991|Jeopardy!|MISCELLANEOUS|$500|medium|Your average rhombus has this many sides|4
12/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ALL 'STAR's|$1600|hard|Noisy European creature heard here|starling
16/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE WHO BECAME WORDS|$800|hard|This food poisoning bacteria is named after the scientist who identified it, not a fish|Salmonella
06/06/2011|Jeopardy!|WE'RE ANIMATED ABOUT BOOKS|$600|medium|It's about little kids, but not necessarily for little kids|Lord of the Flies
06/09/2000|Jeopardy!|G-MEN|$200|easy|Janet Reno was made U.S. Attorney General during the 1993 FBI-Branch Davidian standoff near this city|Waco
20/09/1989|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY QUOTES|$100|easy|According to Leo Durocher, it's where 'Nice Guys Finish'|Last
09/01/2009|Jeopardy!|COURTROOM DRAMAS|$400|easy|Initially, Henry Fonda is the only juror who holds out against a guilty verdict in this 1957 film|Twelve Angry Men
18/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|KEEP YOURSELF ALIVE|$2000|hard|Be careful with the storage of kerosene, benzene & this, what the CSPC calls the most dangerous flammable liquid|gasoline
25/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THEY MEAN BUSINESS!|$800|hard|It's Proctor & Gamble's main toothbrush brand, & they must want you to squeeze some Crest onto it|Oral-B
07/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL MEDAL OF ARTS RECIPIENTS|$400|easy|Actress Jessica Tandy received the medal the same year as her husband, this fellow actor in the film 'Cocoon'|Hume Cronyn
03/01/2000|Jeopardy!|ENGLISH SHIPS|$200|easy|128 Americans died when this British liner was torpedoed by a German submarine on May 7, 1915|Lusitania
04/11/2002|Jeopardy!|MAN, OH MAN!|$800|hard|Known to millions as Ralph Malph, this man continued his acting in the Ron Howard movie 'EDtv'|Donny Most
28/04/1999|Jeopardy!|KINGS & QUEENS|$500|medium|This king of Castile & Aragon was known as 'The Catholic'|Ferdinand
29/05/2003|Jeopardy!|WHICH CABINET DEPARTMENT?|$200|easy|The United States Mint|Treasury
28/03/2005|Jeopardy!|MINNESOTA|$200|easy|This 'crazy' state bird is also called the Great Northern Diver|a loon
04/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$600|medium|Once widely used as an anesthetic, trichloromethane is better known as this|chloroform
17/03/2004|Jeopardy!|-OLOGIES|$200|easy|Buzz in if you know that apiology is the study of these|bees
13/10/2005|Jeopardy!|ESPAÑOL|$600|medium|This pet is un perro|a dog
13/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 15th CENTURY|$2000|hard|A masterpiece of illumination is the circa 1415 book 'Les Très Riches Heures du' this duke|the Duke of Berry
25/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'Z'|$800|hard|Get a closeup of Bruno Coumert--he won an Oscar for designing this type of lens|a zoom lens
19/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES OF THE '70s|$1200|hard|Until 1975 Jonas Savimbi fought Portuguese rule of this country; then he fought the new independent govt.|Angola
10/09/2007|Jeopardy!|SCOTT FREE|$600|medium|A skier in his free time, this Mercury 7 astronaut landed his Aurora 7 capsule 250 miles off course in 1962|Scott Carpenter
21/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$1500|hard|Norway's 2nd-largest city; it was once known as Bjorgvin, or 'hill pasture'|Bergen
03/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S ON FIRST?|$400|easy|In many cities 'Jeopardy!' leads into this sister show|Wheel of Fortune
16/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY MANHATTAN|$1000|hard|This 'Blithe Spirit' playwright is among the artistes who resided at the Hotel des Artistes|Noel Coward
24/01/2005|Jeopardy!|READER'S DIGEST: AMERICA'S BEST|$400|easy|America's 'best lost cause' is this team whose fans have been waiting since 1908 for another World Series title|the (Chicago) Cubs
17/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$200|easy|He collaborated with ex-wife Margaret Bourke White on documentaries but not on 'God's Little Acre'|Erskine Caldwell
09/12/2008|Jeopardy!|I'M SERVING 'T'|$600|medium|Boring? You think this bean curd is boring? Try my Szechuan spiced version & you'll change your tune!|tofu
26/10/1998|Jeopardy!|GREEN|$500|medium|Green is a traditional Muslim color, as seen here on this country's flag|Saudi Arabia
10/07/1997|Jeopardy!|THE JACKSONS|$300|easy|In 1987 this Oakland A's outfielder retired from baseball with 563 career home runs|Reggie Jackson
21/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SPELL MY FIRST NAME|$200|easy|Alley of 'Cheers'|K-I-R-S-T-I-E
20/06/2007|Jeopardy!|EARLS! EARLS! EARLS!|$400|easy|In 1595 Hugh O'Neill, 'the Great Earl' of Tyrone, led a revolt against British rule here|Ireland
19/07/2011|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL NUMBERS|$1000|hard|The Vogues: '____ O'Clock World'|Five
01/12/1997|Jeopardy!|EVERYONE'S A CRITIC|$100|easy|As 'The Couch Critic', Jeff Jarvis airs his views in this magazine|TV Guide
13/05/2011|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$200|easy|Surgical, boxing, fingerless|gloves
24/02/2004|Jeopardy!|ISRAEL|$600|medium|This port city on & around Mount Carmel has been compared to San Francisco, its sister city|Haifa
15/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HAVE YOU HEARD THE 'NEWS'?|$400|easy|Full name of the organization for which the man seen here has plied his trade since 2001|Cable News Network
09/05/1990|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATIONS|$200|easy|Chas. is short for Charles; Jas., for this|James
06/10/2011|Jeopardy!|TIDY|$600|medium|The name of this dishwashing detergent is a synonym for 'cataract'|Cascade
29/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|$1000|hard|The first movie nominated for Best Foreign Language Film & Best Picture, its title is just 1 letter|Z
16/04/2001|Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED FOOD|$100|easy|Nobody can eat just one: hip topcoat|Potato chip
22/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$800|hard|This organization's first general was William Booth|The Salvation Army
08/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$1000|hard|Agnes de Mille's ballet 'Fall River Legend' was based on the case of this accused murderess|Lizzie Borden
29/04/2004|Jeopardy!|GROUPS|$1000|hard|It can mean 'one', or a group of soldiers, like the 326th Engineer Battalion|unit
16/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GOVERNMENT|$1000|hard|Set up in 1887 to regulate railroads, this commission was given authority over trucking in 1935|Interstate Commerce Commission
29/03/1990|Jeopardy!|18TH CENTURY AMERICA|$300|easy|In 1776, with a membership of 5 students, it became the 1st social fraternity at a U.S. college|Phi Beta Kappa
14/05/1990|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$200|easy|The New Year's Day of this calendar can fall between our January 20 & February 20|Chinese calendar
16/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE LARGEST IN AREA|$800|hard|Lake Ontario, Lake Michigan, Lake Huron|Lake Huron
02/01/2008|Jeopardy!|AN 'A' IN AMERICAN HISTORY|$600|medium|On New Year's Day 1801, she opened the executive mansion to visitors for the first time|Abigail Adams
01/02/2007|Jeopardy!|I'M SURPRISED|$400|easy|This word for 'speechless' can precede -struck or -founded|dumb
27/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S FIRSTS|$1000|hard|Serving from 1992 to 1994, she made news as the White House's first female press secretary:|Dee Dee Myers
30/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EDIBLE RHYME TIME|$400|easy|A jiggly dessert molded in the form of a stringed instrument|a Jell-O cello
23/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THAT'S NOT WHERE YOU THINK IT IS|$800|hard|Paris is in the northeast corner of this state, near Detroit, Omaha & Pittsburg|Texas
25/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADER DRIVER'S LICENSES?|$1200|hard|He had plenty of drive to get ahead in the army|Franco
16/03/1999|Jeopardy!|TROUBLE|$400|easy|In 1894 riots broke out during a railroad strike targeting this company|Pullman
01/04/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$600|medium|Of winter, spring, summer or fall, the alternate title of Botticelli's painting 'Primavera'|Spring
15/03/2007|Jeopardy!|QUOTABLE CINEMA|$800|hard|1990: 'Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in'|The Godfather: Part III
06/06/2005|Jeopardy!|LIKE A ROLLING STONE|$400|easy|You got nothin' to lose in this game with 15 white & black 'stones' that mercifully end up on the bar after being 'hit'|backgammon
04/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE LITERARY WORLD|$800|hard|This 'Exodus' novelist's last name is derived from Yerushalmi, which means man of Jerusalem|Leon Uris
23/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENTARY SPELLING|$2000|hard|Neon, carbon, potassium|neck
18/01/2000|Jeopardy!|'BELL'ISSIMO!|$100|easy|A hearty 'gut' chuckle|Bellylaugh
25/11/2009|Jeopardy!|FOOTBALL 101|$1000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew presents the clue.)  If the referee indicates this violation, look for a 15-yard penalty|a personal foul
08/05/2002|Jeopardy!|STRAIN THY BRAIN|$200|easy|Per Genesis 1, God created Adam on this day of creation|the sixth
16/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GOVERNMENT|$400|easy|The Constitution provides for the selection of this Senate officer when the Vice President is absent|President Pro Tem
14/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|MAN IN SPACE|$400|easy|On Sept. 29, 1985 this film director activated “META”, a radio to contact extra-terrestrials|Steven Spielberg
18/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH POTPOURRI|$400|easy|Damocloids aren't astronaut curse words; they're an unusual type of these with elliptical orbits|asteroids
31/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LYING IN STATE|$200|easy|Marilyn Monroe|California
24/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CSI|$2000|hard|CSI investigators spray this chemiluminescent compound to reveal traces of blood even on cleaned surfaces|Luminol
01/10/2002|Jeopardy!|PUMPING 'IRON'|$200|easy|An airtight metaliic cylinder enclosing a patient up to the neck|iron lung
15/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GIMME MY HUNCHBACK|$800|hard|In 'Young Frankenstein',  Marty Feldman played this bumbling hunchback assistant|Igor
04/05/1998|Jeopardy!|'S.F.'|$400|easy|This songwriter wrote the original version of the following: ('O Susanna')|Stephen Foster
06/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TOUR OF JUDY|$400|easy|Liza & Lorna's mom|Judy Garland
16/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PARTS OF SPEECH|$800|hard|I'm sorry, but I didn't know   you owned that yak when I said that|a pronoun
23/03/1990|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$200|easy|Governor of Judea who asked Jesus, 'Art thou the king of the Jews?'|Pontius Pilate
04/04/2007|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE USA|$400|easy|Each summer, this South Dakota city reenacts the trial of Jack McCall for the murder of Wild Bill Hickok|Deadwood
02/12/2009|Final Jeopardy!|PHRASE ORIGINS|None|None|Used in 1947's 'U.S. Strategic Bombing Survey', this 2-word term became widely used again in NYC on 9/11/01|ground zero
24/10/2006|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAME PLEASE|$600|medium|Director Ernst Bergman|Ingmar
24/03/1998|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$300|easy|The Nabakov novel nymphet played by Sue Lyon in 1962 & Dominique Swain in 1997|Lolita
13/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE VILLAINS|$800|hard|Of 'The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly', the one played by Lee Van Cleef|the Bad
30/12/2011|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS OF GERMANY|$600|medium|The Egyptian Museum in Berlin has the world-famous painted bust of this queen & wife of Akhenaton|Nefertiti
31/03/2010|Jeopardy!|THE INCREDIBLE HULKS|$200|easy|Akebono, a grand champion of this sport of hulks, is seen here|sumo wrestling
10/12/1986|Jeopardy!|IN THE NEWS|$100|easy|Major news story that 'leaked' out of Russia April 28, 1986|Chernobyl (the nuclear disaster)
04/03/2004|Jeopardy!|FLAGS|$200|easy|The term 'Star-Spangled Banner' was first used for the U.S. flag during this war|the War of 1812
13/12/2007|Jeopardy!|LOGOS|$1200|hard|The logo of this company founded in 1837 is in agricultural green & yellow & features an antlered animal|John Deere
02/04/2007|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES HEADLINES|$200|easy|September 15, 1950: 'U.N. Forces Land Behind Communists in' this peninsula, 'Seize Inchon'|Korea
07/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS OF THE BIBLE|$800|hard|Her book tells the story of Purim|Esther
16/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PARTICLE PHYSICS|$1000|hard|Color is a property of these fundamental particles that come in strange & charm types|Quarks
31/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE DENTIST'S OFFICE|$1200|hard|Cavities form when bacteria break down sugars, forming this substance that dissolves enamel|acid
17/11/2000|Jeopardy!|I PROTEST!|$400|easy|Founding members of this 1960s group are seen here|Black Panthers
19/01/1993|Double Jeopardy!|EMPERORS|$400|easy|He founded a big city & made Christianity a lawful religion in the western Roman Empire|Constantine
30/06/1998|Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$200|easy|J. Murray Spangler's upright one of these built in 1907 used a pillow case as the dustbag|Vacuum cleaner
08/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CHINESE CINEMA|$800|hard|As a boy, this star of films like 'Fearless' & 'Hero' was a martial arts champion|Jet Li
29/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SEVEN|$800|hard|This group's album 'Seven and the Ragged Tiger' featured the song heard here|Duran Duran
06/02/2008|Jeopardy!|PRINCE|$1000|hard|This member of the infamous Borgia family was the model for & was idealized in Machiavelli's 'The Prince'|Cesare Borgia
09/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S A RAP|$400|easy|I'm stayin' up all night hopi|Ke$ha
03/01/2006|Jeopardy!|EVERYTHING FROM A TO X|$800|hard|The word vermiform, meaning wormlike, often precedes this body part|the appendix
23/11/2010|Jeopardy!|ACTION CINEMA 2010!|$1000|hard|Variety said this Sly Stallone pic had enough pyrotechnic displays to alter the planet's orbit|The Expendables
09/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF MUSIC|$2000|hard|From the Greek for 'five', this type of 5-note scale is used widely in Chinese music|pentatonic
23/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CARY GRANT FILMS|$800|hard|Joan Fontaine thinks that hubby Cary Grant is trying to murder her in this Hitchcock film|Suspicion
04/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$400|easy|In 1844 he succeeded Joseph Smith as leader of the Mormon Church|Brigham Young
23/01/2001|Jeopardy!|OF THE TONGUE|$200|easy|When you remain silent, others might suggest this animal's 'got your tongue'|Cat
23/02/2005|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE & PLACES|$1000|hard|This British city's Medieval Latin name was Cantabrigia, so its people are Cantabrigians|Cambridge
09/06/2010|Jeopardy!|THE VIKINGS|$600|medium|In 832 residents of Armagh on this island couldn't get a break; they were invaded by the Vikings 3 times in one month|Ireland
28/09/2010|Jeopardy!|BOY SCOUT ACTIVITIES|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew stands on a dock.)  When scouts swim safely, they use this system in which one scout looks out for the other & vice versa|the buddy system
01/11/2006|Jeopardy!|OUT WEST|$200|easy|The Aransas Wildlife Refuge in Texas is the main winter home for these large noisy birds from Canada|whooping cranes
19/05/1992|Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '90s|$400|easy|Title pair played by Geena Davis & Susan Sarandon, a couple of good ol' girls from Arkansas|Thelma & Louise
18/04/2001|Jeopardy!|MISC.|$200|easy|Virgil wrote 'Latet anguis in herba', 'A snake lurks in' this|The grass
31/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LOST|$800|hard|It's no joke--the dog seen here is noted for sniffing out lost travelers|a Saint Bernard
05/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'END' AT THE BEGINNING|$800|hard|Give a grant of money to support an institution|Endowment
17/11/2009|Jeopardy!|40 YEARS OF SESAME STREET|$200|easy|He created the Muppets, which were meant to be bit players when 'Sesame Street' started|Jim Henson
15/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL NEWS|$400|easy|In 2009 this country's president Lula da Silva offered to mediate in the icy U.S.-Venezuelan relationship|Brazil
19/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|THE 17th CENTURY|$2000|hard|After a fire destroyed this Scandinavian capital in 1624, it was rebuilt & renamed Christiania|Oslo
06/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WWI|$1600|hard|During a 'Welcome U.S. Soldiers' celebration in Paris July 4, 1917 Col. C.E. Stanton made this famous 4-word statement|Lafayette, we are here!
04/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'U' HAD TO BE THERE|$800|hard|In 1801 Ireland became part of this|the United Kingdom
16/12/2004|Jeopardy!|WHEN WAS THAT MOVIE?|$400|easy|Richard Burton's last film role was as the torturer O'Brien in this cautionary George Orwell tale|1984
16/03/1990|Jeopardy!|TV TRIVIA|$100|easy|'SCTV''s spoof of this intellectual roundtable was called 'Firing Squad'|Firing Line
05/05/2010|Jeopardy!|PICKLES|$800|hard|Eaten between different servings of sushi, gari is a thinly sliced, pickled variety of this herb|ginger
13/03/2003|Jeopardy!|BITS & PIECES|$400|easy|The Statue of Liberty holds a torch in her right hand & this in her left hand|lawbook/tablet
10/06/2011|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE STUFF|$200|easy|Appropriately, Kentucky's official state music is this type of country music that favors the banjo|bluegrass
03/11/1998|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$200|easy|In World War I, the women who had this job were known as 'Hello Girls'|Telephone operators
02/12/2009|Jeopardy!|ALCOHOLICS UNANIMOUS|$200|easy|After Zelda broke their engagement, he went on a bender, then to St. Paul to rewrite a novel he'd begun at Princeton|F. Scott Fitzgerald
02/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY HISTORY|$400|easy|The largest horde this Mongol leader who died in 1227 ever assembled was less than 240,000 men|Genghis Khan
07/12/2009|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CITIES|$200|easy|This capital lies 5 miles from the Bay of Phaleron, an arm of the Aegean Sea|Athens
10/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'OO' 7-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|Nickname for a native of Indiana|a Hoosier
11/03/2008|Jeopardy!|WOMEN WRITERS|$600|medium|Recently published, 'Suite Francaise' is by Irene Nemirovsky, who died in this concentration camp in 1942|Auschwitz
27/05/2004|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$800|hard|In 1851 students at VMI couldn't stonewall this professor of natural & experimental philosophy|(Stonewall) Jackson
24/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|JANUARY 24|$1000|hard|Winston Churchill died Jan. 24, 1965, exactly 70 years after this man, his father|Lord Randolph Churchill
30/05/2003|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MAKERS|$200|easy|Gottfried Silbermann pulled out all the stops building this for Dresden's Katholische Hofkirche|organ
13/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS|$800|hard|The women in his play 'Three Tall Women' are known by the letters 'A', 'B' & 'C', not by names|Edward Albee
28/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MEASURE TIME|$400|easy|The waist of this British Queen was measured at 46 inches when she died in 1901|Queen Victoria
04/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BUILDING WOOD|$1200|hard|You'll smile big if you know this 4-letter word for a long, thick piece of lumber used to support a roof|beam
13/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$1000|hard|Russia's Peter I was just 'Great'; the Turkish Suleiman I was this|Magnificent
19/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$1000|hard|1 of the 3 minerals on the Mohs scale that can be scratched with a copper penny|Calcite, gypsum or talc
05/03/1998|Final Jeopardy!|AUTOBIOGRAPHIES|None|None|His books include 'Skyward' (1928), 'Little America' (1930) & 'Alone' (1938)|Admiral Richard E. Byrd
15/09/1999|Jeopardy!|CUPS|$100|easy|(Globe)|World Cup
15/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ETHIOPIAN CUISINE|$1200|hard|For Ethiopian meals, coffee is usually served in this small cups, from the French for 'half-cup'|a demitasse
17/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MESSIAH|$800|hard|The Jewish Messiah will be in the line of this second king of Israel, who united his nation|David
06/04/2005|Jeopardy!|ADD A LETTER|$200|easy|Take this letter, wrap it in towel, & it becomes a masonry tool|R (trowel)
26/10/2010|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY INVENTIONS|$400|easy|Joseph Niepce  created the first permanent one of these images in 1826|a photograph
13/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$2000|hard|2008 Nobelist Osamu Shimomura isolated a glowing green fluorescent protein in this aquatic creature|a jellyfish
15/05/2009|Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$600|medium|From 1714 to 1721 Russia occupied this neighbor in what has been called the 'Great Wrath'|Finland
28/04/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$100|easy|Ben Franklin was 70 years old when he signed this document in 1776|Declaration of Independence
30/06/2000|Jeopardy!|NEWS FLASH 1896|$400|easy|Using his daughter Clara's nickname to label it, Leo Hirschfield introduces this chewy 'roll'|Tootsie Roll
01/07/2004|Final Jeopardy!|FRUIT|None|None|This fruit of North America shares its name with a literary character who debuted in an 1876 novel|the huckleberry
19/07/1991|Double Jeopardy!|EDUCATION|$200|easy|Founded in 1847, the Quincy Grammar School in this state was the USA's 1st graded elem. school|Massachusetts
09/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|THE AUTO INDUSTRY|$1000|hard|Ransom Eli Olds should have felt at home driving these two cars; both were named for him|Oldsmobile and REO Speedwagon
01/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHY|$2000|hard|The opposite of determinism is this 2-word phrase used in an 1889 Henri Bergson book title|free will
07/04/1999|Jeopardy!|BOXING TERMS|$300|easy|The most important bout on the card; Barbra Streisand sang about one in 1979|Main event
17/02/2005|Jeopardy!|THE SIXTH SENSE|$200|easy|A language of the Middle East, it was added as the sixth language of the U.N. General Assembly in 1973|Arabic
07/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK STARS|$1000|hard|Her career became even more fruitful after 'Tidal' went triple platinum|Fiona Apple
30/11/2000|Jeopardy!|FAMILY TIES|$200|easy|She's Warren Beatty's big sister|Shirley MacLaine
07/11/2005|Jeopardy!|FROM THE FRENCH|$800|hard|The name of this type of vehicle is a shortened version of the French for 'walking hospital'|ambulance
11/10/2006|Jeopardy!|RELIGION IN ART|$400|easy|1890's 'Church at Auvers' is in the typical frenetic style of this artist|(Vincent) van Gogh
01/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S OUR TERRITORY|$2000|hard|New Caledonia|France
20/03/2000|Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH REVOLUTION|$400|easy|This revolutionary wrote his radical 'Journal' while sitting in a warm bath to ease the pain of a skin disease|Jean-Paul Marat
19/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE|$2000|hard|This international organization won in 1917, 1944 & 1963|the Red Cross
03/11/2004|Jeopardy!|BRINGING HOME THE BACON|$400|easy|Spaghetti a la this has a sauce made with eggs, cream, Parmesan cheese & Italian bacon|carbonara
02/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TECHIES|$400|easy|RHD, Robert H. Dennard, came up with RAM, this, used in computers since the '70s|random-access memory
18/12/1998|Jeopardy!|CAR PETS|$500|medium|For 1980 American Motors let it soar as the 1st domestic-built 4-wheel-drive car|Eagle
03/10/1997|Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$100|easy|In 1918 Roald Amundsen was attacked by one of these large white animals|Polar bear
12/03/2001|Jeopardy!|'90S OSCAR WINNERS|$300|easy|Susan Sarandon won for “Dead Man Walking” & he won for “Leaving Las Vegas”, which could have had the same title|Nicolas Cage
25/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT KIND OF SHAPE ARE YOU IN?|$1000|hard|Seen here, its area equals half the sum of the parallel sides multiplied by the height|Trapezoid
25/02/1999|Jeopardy!|'ACK'!|$500|medium|In DOS this character separates directory names & file names|Backslash
04/06/2010|Jeopardy!|WITH BROTHERHOOD|$800|hard|2 motorcycle accidents, a year apart & 3 blocks from each other, claimed 2 lives of this 'Ramblin' Man' band|the Allman Brothers
01/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|APRIL|$1000|hard|On April 12, 1961 Yuri Gagarin blasted off in a capsule called this, Russian for 'east'|Vostok I
02/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN PLAYS|$1200|hard|In 'A Doll's House', she forges a check to help her sick husband Torvald but he scolds her for doing it|Nora
14/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|THE UNITED NATIONS|$200|easy|In 1953 the U.N. coordinated the first worldwide one of these; the U.S. takes one every ten years|Census
03/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THIS 'LAND' IS MY LAND|$1200|hard|They're the 2 U.S. states that fit the category|Maryland & Rhode Island
20/09/1989|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$100|easy|The 10 included flies, lice, frogs & locusts|The Plagues of Egypt
19/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$200|easy|The original of Islam's sacred book, the Koran, was written in rhyme in this language|Arabic
16/01/2012|Jeopardy!|PUNCH|$1000|hard|The name of this red wine punch is from the Spanish for 'Bleeding'|sangria
24/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'PH'UN WORDS|$600|medium|You beta know that this letter follows upsilon in the Greek alphabet|Phi
18/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS & ENDS WITH 'H'|$1200|hard|To secretly devise something, like a plan for a really good door on my boat|hatch
21/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH ART & ARTISTS|$5000|hard|In 1768 this portraitist was unanimously elected President of the Royal Academy; he was knighted in 1769|Sir Joshua Reynolds
10/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE 2005 FORTUNE 500|$800|hard|'Nobody doesn't like' this Chicago-based food co., No. 111, but we don't not prefer to use proper grammar, too|Sara Lee
31/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON, D.C.|$2000|hard|The basement of this building at 511 10th St. NW houses a museum of Lincoln memorabilia|Ford's Theater
19/01/2012|Jeopardy!|A SHAKESPEARE PLAY, FOR OPENERS|$800|hard|Completes the opening sentence 'Now is the winter of our discontent made glorious summer by this sun of...'|York
10/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LIFE ON THE MISSISSIPPI|$200|easy|The Mississippi flows about 2,340 miles & empties into this body of water|Gulf of Mexico
20/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|STATE OF THE U.S. REPRESENTATIVE|$1200|hard|Tim Holden, Charles Dent, John Murtha|Pennsylvania
09/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SHEIK'S PEER|$800|hard|Also a type of skiing competition, this term refers to a member of a Muslim dynasty that ruled India until 1857|mogul
15/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SHIPS|$800|hard|Perhaps the greatest loss of life at sea, over 5,000, came in 1945 when this type of vessel sank the Wilhelm Gustloff|submarine
17/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WOLF IT DOWN!|$800|hard|A frankfurter on a stick that's dipped in batter & fried, it's a kissing cousin to pigs in a blanket|a corn dog
05/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PUBERTY RITUALS|$1200|hard|Happening in the east every day, it's the name of the ceremony of Apache womanhood|the Sunrise
18/11/2003|Jeopardy!|I'LL BE BACH|$800|hard|Bach wrote a well-known set of concertos for Christian Ludwig, the margrave of this region|Brandenburg
31/12/2010|Jeopardy!|ELEMENT-ARY SCHOOL|$200|easy|It's thought that in the early universe, this element made up 75% of all mass|hydrogen
11/05/2005|Jeopardy!|VERB FIRST NAMES|$800|hard|To pry open a door, as with a crowbar|Jimmy
26/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE WOMEN'S HALL OF FAME|$600|medium|To duplicate this late journalist's life, travel around the world, then get inducted into the hall|Nellie Bly
23/06/2006|Jeopardy!|ADAM SANDLER|$800|hard|I had a recurring role as Theo's friend Smitty in this 1980s No. 1-rated sitcom  'What was it?'|The Cosby Show
01/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL, VEGETABLE OR MINERAL|$400|easy|Amethyst|mineral
18/11/1996|Jeopardy!|GARNISHES|$200|easy|This 'heavenly' herb, whose name reminds us of Ms. Huston, is candied before it decorates desserts|Angelica
02/11/2011|Jeopardy!|AIRPORT CODES|$1000|hard|Jorge Chavez International Airport has the 3-letter code LIM & is in this country|Peru
12/09/2001|Jeopardy!|POT - 'POR' - RI|$400|easy|He wrote, 'You're the Nile, you're the Tower of Pisa, you're the smile on the Mona Lisa'|Cole Porter
17/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AIRPORT NAMES|$800|hard|Kahului Airport, in the town also called 'Dream City', is a gateway to this second-biggest Hawaiian island|Maui
13/07/1999|Jeopardy!|LIVE FROM THE SCENE|$200|easy|In 1994 Cokie Roberts pretended to be live at the scene at this D.C. landmark when she was actually in the studio|Capitol building
16/06/1999|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED MUSICALS|$200|easy|'Tern'|Rent
10/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$400|easy|According to this brand of frozen foods, 'Nothing comes closer to home'|Stouffer's
20/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|SOVIET UNION|$400|easy|Daughter of this Soviet ruler has been living in America since 1967|Stalin
07/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$1000|hard|Called Bohemians by the French & Gypsies by the English, they refer to themselves as this|the Romany
13/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WALK THE LINE|$2000|hard|As a noun, these can be jumps, or limits you'd best not overstep|bounds
06/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MARTIN|$1200|hard|This Dickens title character tries to make his fortune in the United States|Martin Chuzzlewit
11/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OPERAS BY CHARACTER|$400|easy|Escamillo, a bullfighter; Mercedes, a gypsy girl; Don Jose, a soldier|Carmen
24/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SONGS|$800|hard|No. 1 hits of the disco era included 'Stayin' Alive' & this Gloria Gaynor song in a similar vein|I Will Survive
19/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE IN LONDON AM I?|$1200|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from a London street.) Read all about it!  Behind me is this London street that has become synonymous with British journalism|Fleet Street
17/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT OPERA|$400|easy|This composer of the enchanting ballet 'Swan Lake' wrote an opera called 'The Enchantress'|Tchaikovsky
13/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY CLASS|$800|hard|This fibrous protein is the main constituent of the outermost layers of skin, nails & hair|Keratin
19/04/2011|Jeopardy!|FROM U.S. TO USSR|$1000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from the Dance Theatre of Harlem in New York.)  In 1988, the Dance Theatre of Harlem became part of the great legacy of dance in Russia, being acclaimed with a standing ovation at this famed Leningrad theater|the Kirov
22/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE CENTRAL POWERS|$1600|hard|At a retirement ceremony, this team gave Reggie Miller thanks, esteem & a $250,000 Bentley|the (Indiana) Pacers
13/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE 'E' WORDS|$1600|hard|A pirate|a buccaneer
09/06/2010|Jeopardy!|THE VIKINGS|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows a map on the monitor.)  In three waves, the Vikings expanded their territory; the Norwegians sailed south and west, the Swedes marched eastward, & these people raided mainland Europe as far south as the Strait of Gibraltar|the Danes
20/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BATTLE CRIES|$2000|hard|This battle cry may have come from a cartoon that appeared in the Washington Post on April 3, 1898|Remember the Maine
20/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE MATERIAL WORLD|$400|easy|An elastomer is defined as a synthetic polymer having the properties of this natural material|rubber
07/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$1600|hard|In 1888 he introduced a new shorthand system that would largely replace the Pitman system|John Gregg
28/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY ISLANDS|$800|hard|A coral island, probably in the South China Sea, was the setting for this book by William Golding|Lord of the Flies
04/05/2006|Jeopardy!|AUTO FOCUS|$200|easy|The Town Car from this car line was originally built as a car for Henry Ford|Lincoln
17/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$200|easy|In 47 B.C. he reported to the Romans on his victory at Zela, 'Veni, Vidi, Vici'|Julius Caesar
06/01/1999|Jeopardy!|FDR|$400|easy|FDR was born & is now buried in this town on the Hudson River|Hyde Park
08/01/2008|Jeopardy!|FROM SCREEN TO STAGE|$1000|hard|X marks the spot where the musical inspired by this Olivia Newton-John film about a roller disco rolled onto B'way|Xanadu
20/04/1999|Jeopardy!|LITERARY WEATHER|$400|easy|(Here's Al Roker with the clue)  This type of low-pressure area provides the title for chapter 1 of 'The Wizard of Oz'|Cyclone
18/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OHIO STATE ALUMNI|$2000|hard|Ohio-born realist painter whose best-known work, 'Stag at Sharkey's', is seen here|George Bellows
24/12/1999|Jeopardy!|HANDEL'S MESSIAH|$400|easy|It's what audiences traditionally do when they hear the following: ('Hallelujah, hallelujah...')|Stand up (for 'The Hallelujah Chorus')
03/07/2000|Jeopardy!|TV BOY GENIUSES|$100|easy|Played by Neil Patrick Harris, this genius graduated from med school at age 14|Doogie Howser, M.D.
10/12/1984|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$100|easy|A typical snowflake has this many sides|six
17/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AIRLINE & HUB|$800|hard|If you're flying U.S. Airways, you may change planes in this North Carolina city's hub airport|Charlotte
06/11/2002|Jeopardy!|'H' CITIES|$600|medium|Crossed by numerous canals, it's said that this German port has more bridges than Amsterdam & Venice combined|Hamburg
23/09/2005|Jeopardy!|SPORTS MOVIES|$800|hard|1996: A washed-up golf pro tries to qualify for the U.S. Open to impress a woman|Tin Cup
07/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|STATES FREAK|$800|hard|This state produces most of the world's bourbon whiskey|Kentucky
13/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IN SPAIN|$1000|hard|One of the world's first colonies was the Phoenician one at Gadir, now this similar-sounding Spanish city|Cadiz
12/03/1998|Jeopardy!|THE 1970s|$100|easy|From Calvin Klein & others this piece of denim apparel became 'designer', i.e. tight & expensive|Blue jeans
11/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|19TH CENTURY NOVELS|$200|easy|Of all his books, he said “David Copperfield” was his “favourite child”|Charles Dickens
20/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1980s|$400|easy|The L.A. Coliseum hosted the summer Olympics first in 1932 & then again in this year|1984
19/02/1998|Jeopardy!|PICKIN'|$200|easy|Golpe is a fingernail-tapping stroke found in this Spanish guitar style|Flamenco
24/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$1000|hard|In 1892, a national alliance of men in this job formed the Populist Party|farmers
02/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY TIME|$800|hard|The U.S. ambassador to Samoa is stationed in Wellington in this country|New Zealand
15/09/1998|Jeopardy!|IN THE CARDS|$400|easy|If you're 'carded' while buying cigarettes in Calif. it's because you don't look old enough to be this age|18
03/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'C' IN SCIENCE|$2500|hard|In an experiment, it's the 'group' of people not receiving the treatment under study|the control group
11/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DOWN SOUTH IN SOUTH GEORGIA|$1200|hard|(Tom Ritchie of Lindblad Expeditions delivers the clue from South Georgia.) South Georgia is the breeding ground for close to half the world's population of the largest pinniped--the Southern type of this seal now protected from hunting|elephant seals
12/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE MEANINGS|$800|hard|Maybe Don needs to get more exercise; he _____ just from pulling up his _____|pants
15/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS & MUSIC|$800|hard|'Stardust': Mitchell Parish & ____|Hoagy Carmichael
22/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS|$400|easy|Despite numerous coup attempts & the actions of several presidents, he's been in power since 1979|Saddam Hussein
17/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTIAL VICE|$1600|hard|This V.P. diverted attention from his slush fund by explaining his wife had a cloth coat & not a mink|(Richard) Nixon
29/11/1999|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL VOICES|$500|medium|In the first book of Samuel, he asked, 'Is this thy voice, my son David?'|Saul
01/05/2000|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|This 1942 French novel begins, 'Mother died today.  Or, maybe, yesterday; I can't be sure.'|The Stranger (L'Etranger)
14/07/2011|Jeopardy!|MONOGRAM MADNESS|$400|easy|A presidential assassin:  JWB|John Wilkes Booth
08/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FIREARMS IN SHOW BIZ|$1600|hard|Slash must love the NRA; he went from Guns N' Roses to join STP's Scott Weiland in forming this supergroup|Velvet Revolver
18/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S ILLINOIS-ING|$1600|hard|2 state penitentiaries are in or near this northeastern Illinois city, the seat of Will County|Joliet
29/09/2008|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$1000|hard|Masi Oka plays a character with this first name on the TV show 'Heroes'|Hiro
16/09/1997|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS MOUNTS|$100|easy|Astride this steed the Lone Ranger led the fight for law & order in the early western United States|Silver
26/09/2008|Jeopardy!|EXPIRATION DATES|$600|medium|December 7, 1975: In 'our town' of Hamden, Conn.|Thornton Wilder
02/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DOMINOES|$2000|hard|Domino pieces are sometimes called these because they were originally made of ivory|bones
15/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$1200|hard|The keynote of a major or minor scale also has this drinkable name|tonic
14/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORKOUT VIDEOS|$1000|hard|Cable network that brought us 'The Grind Fat Burning Grooves Video'|MTV
02/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|A 'CON' GAME|$400|easy|By definition, it's an injury to the brain caused by a jarring blow|concussion
31/03/1997|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT GREECE|$500|medium|Aritstophanes' first 10 plays were produced during this war|Peloponnesian War
04/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PENINSULATION|$1200|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports.) Jutting into the Black Sea, this region of Ukraine includes Yalta and Sevastapol, the site of a famous 1855 siege|the Crimean Peninsula
12/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|KNOW YOUR EARTH|$1200|hard|Essential minerals can give rocks their names: ferromagnesian minerals contain this &/or magnesium|iron
24/12/1996|Jeopardy!|KITCHEN UTENSILS|$500|medium|The lower pot of this 2-pot arrangement holds hot water; the upper, delicate foods like custards|Double Boiler
25/09/2006|Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|Southern California Spanish mission town that became a first lady & a first mom|Santa Barbara Bush
28/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'UNDER'|$800|hard|In sports, it's the team or player who is expected to lose to a much more powerful opponent|underdog
21/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES BY CHARACTERS|$2000|hard|1989: Ray  & Annie Kinsella, Moonlight Graham|Field of Dreams
22/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CHANGE ONE LETTER|$400|easy|A stocking bag|a sock sack
08/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|18th CENTURY AMERICA|$400|easy|It was small, but had a big heart: it was the 1st Amer. colony to prohibit the importation of slaves, in June 1774|Rhode Island
13/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'MY' BABY|$400|easy|'My doctor said' to take this liquid antacid from Johnson & Johnson|Mylanta
21/11/2005|Jeopardy!|PUGILISTS|$800|hard|This bare-knuckles heavyweight champ was known as 'The Great John L.'|Sullivan
21/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|Weight-loss program that was the star of TV's 'Coach' & the voice of Mr. incredible in 'The Incredibles'|Jenny Craig T. Nelson
20/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NUTRITION|$400|easy|Surprisingly, chestnuts contain this vitamin that's most associated with citrus fruit|vitamin C
22/09/2009|Jeopardy!|FROM SOUP TO NUTS|$400|easy|One of Elvis' favorite snacks was a sandwich of peanut butter & this fruit 'mashed and mixed'|bananas
22/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$400|easy|The Grimaldi family first gained control of this country in 1297|Monaco
22/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THEY MADE THE TOP 40|$800|hard|1970: 'We've Only Just Begun' & 1977: 'Calling Occupants Of Interplanetary Craft'|the Carpenters
16/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$800|hard|Created July 24, 1789, it's the main committee in the House that deals with tax bills|Ways and Means
11/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S WOMEN|$800|hard|Comedy which features the wedding of Hippolyta, the queen of the Amazons|A Midsummer Night's Dream
19/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NASHVILLE|$600|medium|A tribute album to this late singer includes Elton John singing 'Stand By Your Man'|Tammy Wynette
09/02/1998|Jeopardy!|TV FROM THE NEXT ROOM|$100|easy|'The plane... the plane!'|Fantasy Island
26/01/2010|Jeopardy!|A IS FOR 'APPL'|$1000|hard|Small pieces of fabric stuck to a garment to form a pattern|applique
15/01/1999|Jeopardy!|TV NOSTALGIA|$100|easy|The Hugh O' Brien series about this legendary lawman climaxed with the gunfight at the O.K. Corral|Wyatt Earp
05/01/2011|Jeopardy!|'I's IN THE PRIZE|$800|hard|The only Nobel Prize that has 2 names is this 'or medicine'|physiology
07/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'T' TIME|$1600|hard|Another name for a billy club or a policeman's baton|a truncheon
30/04/1997|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$300|easy|He won a 1996 Grammy for Best Male Rock Performance for 'Where It's At' from his 'Odelay' CD|Beck
22/10/1997|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL CUISINE|$200|easy|French dishes described as argenteuil feature this vegetable -- sometimes just the tips|Asparagus
06/10/2011|Jeopardy!|RIGHT 'E'|$1000|hard|A broadcasting chamber with resonating walls that make hollow sound effects|an echo chamber
13/09/2001|Jeopardy!|OH, CRAPS!|$200|easy|Craps roll known as 'ace-deuce'|1 & 2
20/01/2010|Jeopardy!|'CROSS' TALK|$600|medium|The Vasa race in Sweden, an event in this winter sport, takes place over a 56-mile course|cross-country skiing
12/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE TRIPPING|$400|easy|Chinese monk Rabban Bar-Sauma headed west in the 13th century & saw things like this volcano's eruption on Sicily|Etna
22/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|EDUCATIONAL 'BURG's|$400|easy|Rand Afrikaans University|Johannesburg
28/06/2004|Jeopardy!|HAIR TODAY|$200|easy|This palindromic word can mean to cut short, or a short, blunt cut, with or without bangs|bob
14/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY WORDS & PHRASES|$1600|hard|After this canine expression, George Borrow wrote, 'And mine has been a fine one'|every dog has his day
04/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|VI PACK|$1600|hard|In 'The King's Speech' Colin Firth plays this monarch who struggled with his stammer|George VI
27/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE BIG|$2000|hard|The Big 4 transcontinental railroad barons: Hopkins, Huntington, Crocker, him|Leland Stanford
26/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARY AUTHORS|$800|hard|This 'Bonfire Of The Vanities' author once tried out as a pitcher for the New York Giants|Tom Wolfe
25/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$1000|hard|In 1980, striking workers at this Gdansk shipyard demanded the right to form a trade union|the Lenin Shipyard (Lech Walesa)
21/12/2011|Jeopardy!|HIGHEST-RATED TV SERIES OF THE SEASON|$1000|hard|1971-72 & the next 4 seasons: Those were the days|All in the Family
24/06/1987|Jeopardy!|LITERARY GEMS|$500|medium|The title gem brings tragedy to a Mexican fisherman in this Steinbeck novelette|The Pearl
07/05/2002|Jeopardy!|PLAY BALL!|$400|easy|Last name of brothers Pedro & Ramon, who faced each other on the mound in a 1996 game|Martinez
17/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WOOD WORDS|$800|hard|A measure of firewood, or a string you can use to bind it|Cord
06/02/2009|Jeopardy!|'MULTI' TASKING|$1000|hard|From the Latin for 'many sided', it's an adjective for diplomatic talks between more than 2 parties|multilateral
28/09/2009|Jeopardy!|THE APARTMENT OF ENERGY|$200|easy|As in U.S. households as a whole, this warm weather appliance is my biggest user of electricity|air conditioning
17/04/2008|Jeopardy!|____ OF ____|$1000|hard|English title of the jester-filled 1494 poem 'Das Narrenschiff'; Katherine Anne Porter used it for an allegory|Ship of Fools
20/02/1991|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYMES|$300|easy|'A-tisket-a-tasket', they're the colors of 'my basket'|Green & Yellow
10/06/2008|Jeopardy!|ALL 'SET'|$400|easy|Species of this small monkey include the common, buffy tufted-ear & pygmy|a marmoset
18/11/1985|Jeopardy!|OSCAR SONGS|$500|medium|This 1st winner, from “Gay Divorcee”, is also a luxury car|The Continental
06/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY PAIRS|$800|hard|Introduced by 18th century poet John Byrom, this pair was popularized by Lewis Carroll|Tweedledee & Tweedledum
18/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|$400|easy|This 2000 love story that won 4 Oscars is the highest-grossing foreign language film in North America|Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
15/07/2010|Jeopardy!|'FOO' FIGHTERS|$600|medium|One of the oldest manufacturers of this type of table game is a Swiss company called Kicker|foosball
09/04/1998|Jeopardy!|1980s FADS|$300|easy|Androgeny was exemplified by Eurythmics' Annie Lennox, & by this lead singer of Culture Club|Boy George
15/11/1999|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|None|None|On a Feb. 1995 shuttle mission, pilot Eileen Collins took along a scarf that had belonged to this woman|Amelia Earhart
10/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FREE SPEECH|$400|easy|This word for a conditional release from prison comes from the French for 'promise'|parole
21/03/2001|Jeopardy!|HUNDREDS|$400|easy|In a record 9.84 seconds, Donovan Bailey won the Olympic gold in this in 1996|100-meter dash
08/12/2005|Jeopardy!|YOUR FINANCIAL HEALTH|$1000|hard|This company, AZN, can help to heal your broken heart with Crestor|AstraZeneca
03/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MAKING A GOOD IMPRESSIONIST|$800|hard|At first Camille Pissarro used comma-shaped strokes, but after seeing this artist's work, switched to dots|Georges Seurat
28/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT A CHARACTER!|$2000|hard|Sarastro is a Priest of Isis in this Mozart opera|Magic Flute
08/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE COCKTAIL HOUR|$800|hard|Traditionally served at the Kentucky Derby, it's bourbon over crushed ice, garnished with mint|mint julep
24/01/2001|Jeopardy!|HISTORY OF THE WORLD PART 4|$400|easy|Leading to new & better fire codes, the 1903 Iroquois Theatre fire in this Midwest U.S. city killed over 500|Chicago
03/03/2003|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAIRS|$400|easy|In 1960 this piano-playing pair made the Billboard Top 40 with their theme from 'Exodus'|Ferrante & Teicher
06/03/2000|Jeopardy!|WATCH THE BIRDIE|$100|easy|The emperor & king species of this can dive to a depth of over 780 feet|Penguin
10/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|THE SHORTEST|$400|easy|Shortest valid one of these in record reads 'Vse zene' Czech for 'All to wife'|the shortest will
02/04/2010|Jeopardy!|5-LETTER THE BETTER|$600|medium|Zodiacal sign for late March & early April|Aries
10/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES & NEWSPAPERS|$1200|hard|The USA’s 2 top-selling magazines are Reader’s Digest & TV Guide; this “Better” magazine comes in third|Better Homes and Gardens
08/03/2007|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$1000|hard|Discovered in 1650, the 787-carat Great Mogul Diamond is the largest ever found in this country|India
03/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TRANSLATION EXERCISES|$800|hard|Turkish to Spanish: Relatively speaking, 'anne' & 'baba'|madre y padre
19/05/2011|Jeopardy!|3 Bs, IF YOU PLEASE|$600|medium|Messrs. Flay, Fischer & Orr|Bobby
20/05/2008|Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$800|hard|This Caribbean island's capital, Fort-de-France, lies about 15 miles southeast of Mt. Pelee volcano|Martinique
20/11/2007|Jeopardy!|MOVIE PREMIERES|$200|easy|This sequel began weaving it worldwide web in Tokyo April 16, 2007|Spider-Man 3
25/04/2011|Jeopardy!|ONE-WORD FILM TITLES|$1000|hard|Tina Fey was the voice of reporter roxanne ritchi, who covers the title villain-turned-hero of this 2010 movie|Megamind
25/11/2008|Jeopardy!|MAKE NO MYTHTAKE|$1000|hard|The Sphinx riddled & munched on travelers on the high road to this ancient city|Thebes
27/11/2008|Jeopardy!|POETRY|$800|hard|This Pulitzer Prize winner read poetry at JFK's presidential inauguration|Robert Frost
22/05/1990|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$200|easy|Like a lot of birds, the monarch butterfly does this in the winter|Migrate
20/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HALL OF FAMERS|$1200|hard|Nate 'Tiny' Archibald, Elvin Hayes, Meadowlark Lemon|basketball
01/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|GEORGIA|$600|medium|FDR died at the Little White House in this town|Warm Springs
07/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW?|$400|easy|It's a fertilized ripened ovule; a stone fruit has only one|a pit (or a seed)
08/05/2006|Jeopardy!|PICK THE MAMMAL|$600|medium|Koi, bolshoi, borzoi, bok choy|a borzoi
04/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA HODGEPODGE|$1000|hard|It's the native country of opera star Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, who sang at Princess Diana's wedding|New Zealand
14/02/2003|Jeopardy!|HIGH COUP|$400|easy|The last president of the Soviet Union, he was nearly overthrown in a 1991 coup attempted by his Communist rivals|Mikhail Gorbachev
15/01/1997|Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$400|easy|A recent study suggests that this 3.2-million-year-old skeleton of a female is actually a male|Lucy
21/11/2011|Jeopardy!|AUSTRALIAN ANIMALS|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Taronga Zoo in Sydney, Australia.)  The arrival of foxes in Western Australia in the 1920s was bad news for the quokka, a type of this kangaroo relative|a wallaby
19/07/1991|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|$600|medium|In 1792 William Murdock was the first to use coal gas for this purpose|illumination
13/05/1998|Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$300|easy|'And the glory of the Lord abode upon' this mountain, 'and the cloud covered it six days'|Mount Sinai
02/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|RUNNER-UP RUNNING MATES|$1200|hard|His 1920 run with James M. Cox didn't end his political career|Franklin Delano Roosevelt
10/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN FOOD & DRINK|$600|medium|This dish whose name comes from French for 'to puff up' must be served the instant it comes out of the oven|Souffle
22/09/2009|Jeopardy!|MOVIE SYNOPSES|$400|easy|1960: Norman Bates runs a sweet little motel|Psycho
19/03/1998|Jeopardy!|COURTS|$200|easy|Many of these small-town magistrates have recently been abolished in favor of larger courts|justices of the peace
10/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GUINNESS|$1000|hard|This dark, hoppy type of beer has been the classic Guinness product for more than 2 centuries|Stout
20/02/1990|Jeopardy!|INSURANCE|$200|easy|In 1988 this British firm celebrated its 300th anniversary|Lloyd's of London
02/10/2009|Jeopardy!|ONLINE SLANG|$200|easy|BBS can refer to a bulletin board system or this phrase meaning you'll return shortly|be back soon
10/02/1997|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$300|easy|This adjective often precedes 'as a hound's tooth' or 'as a whistle'|Clean
05/05/2005|Jeopardy!|WHAT THE 'H' IS IT?|$400|easy|One popular activity in Cairo cafes is smoking using this device|a hookah
26/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PERSONA|$2000|hard|President Loubet pardoned this Army captain in 1899|Dreyfus
08/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SEZ|$400|easy|She joked, 'I've been asked to say a couple of words about my husband, Fang.  How about 'short' and 'cheap' '|Phyllis Diller
23/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$1000|hard|'Gilligan's Island' creator Sherwood Schwartz said he wrote this role with his friend Jim Backus in mind|Thurston Howell III
22/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' BIRTHPLACES|$1200|hard|Salinas, California (east of... Frisco) was the birthplace of this author, who often referred to it in his work|Steinbeck
30/03/2004|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL FACTS|$800|hard|The last incumbent to be unseated; it was the 10th time it had happened|George (Herbert Walker) Bush
14/11/2006|Jeopardy!|POLITICS|$400|easy|If you can't get to the voting booth on Election Day, you can vote early by mail using one of these ballots|an absentee
17/11/2009|Jeopardy!|MISSING LINKS|$1000|hard|Disc ____ for position|jockey
24/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD MIDDLE INITIALS|$800|hard|B. Movie studio head whose daughter married David O. Selznick|Louis B. Mayer
10/05/2006|Jeopardy!|LEGAL TYPES|$800|hard|This person 'of the court' is charged with preserving trial records|a clerk
05/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$400|easy|An interjection meaning 'nonsense', it was often used by Ebenezer Scrooge|(Bah) humbug
20/06/2003|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL QUOTES|$400|easy|This king said, 'Divide the living child in two, and give half to the one, and half to the other'|Solomon
06/10/2010|Jeopardy!|THE BRADY BUNCH IN TODAY'S WORKFORCE|$400|easy|Remember Cindy & her lisp? Today, Cindy helps other lisping kids in her job as this, S.T. for short|speech therapist
01/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BINGO|$2000|hard|The first recorded use of bingo for charity fundraising was in 1930 at a church in Wilkes-Barre in this state|Pennsylvania
12/05/2004|Jeopardy!|PROUD TO BE A SECRETARY|$1400|hard|During the War of 1812, this future president pulled double duty as Secretary of State & of War|Monroe
05/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS' FIRST FILMS|$1600|hard|'Tremors'|Reba McEntire
10/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SPEARS|$400|easy|The spear was an emblem of this Greek god of war|Ares
06/01/2012|Jeopardy!|NEW MEXICO|$2300|hard|Most of what is now New Mexico was ceded to the U.S. in 1848 through this treaty that ended the Mexican War|the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
21/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE 19-AUGHTS|$400|easy|To fight TB, the first Christmas ones were sold in the Wilmington, Delaware post office on Dec. 7, 1907|Christmas Seals
07/01/2008|Jeopardy!|LEONARD MALTIN ON DISNEY|$800|hard|(Leonard Maltin reads the clue.)  A chance meeting with Leopold Stokowski led Walt to hire him for a 'Sorcerer's Apprentice' short; Stokowski prodded him into making a longer film, this 1940 epic|Fantasia
06/01/2000|Jeopardy!|NUMBERS|$300|easy|Of the 12 spies sent, only Caleb & this future leader believed the Israelites could take Canaan|Joshua
02/04/1990|Jeopardy!|SONGS OF THE '60S|$100|easy|Louis Armstrong's only No. 1 hit, it hit the charts for 19 weeks in 1964|Hello, Dolly!
15/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|STAG FILMS|$1600|hard|In this film Helen Mirren encounters a fitting stag, an 'imperial 14 pointer'|The Queen
14/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SASHA & MALIA|$1200|hard|On inaugural night, the girls had a White House scavenger hunt, & these singing brothers turned up at the end|the Jonas Brothers
21/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE 21st|$1200|hard|This 21st Greek letter is sometimes found before the 2nd letter, beta|phi
09/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ODD WORDS|$200|easy|He didn't invent the word beamish, which means radiant, but he did use it in his poem 'Jabberwocky'|Lewis Carroll
19/03/2010|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC WOMEN|$200|easy|She met Napoleon after her husband Alexandre de Beauharnais was guillotined in 1794|Josephine
15/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LATIN AMERICA|$400|easy|In 1956 this Cuban organized the 26th of July Movement, named for the date of his 1953 revolt against Batista|Fidel Castro
02/07/2007|Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO MY POLITICAL PARTY|$400|easy|Strom Thurmond, until 1964 (except when running for president in 1948)|a Democrat
04/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ON YOUR NERVES|$1200|hard|When you're talking about the C8 spinal nerves, the C stands for this|cervical
13/11/2002|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'FF'|$400|easy|This term for a top law enforcement official comes from the English for 'reeve of the shire'|sheriff
09/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EGAD!  MORE POET-TREE!|$200|easy|'The trees are white with dust' in this 'Hiawatha' author's poem 'The Jewish Cemetery at Newport'|Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
22/03/2001|Jeopardy!|FOAM|$400|easy|The aqueous film-forming foam type of these safety devices form an oxygen-excluding barrier|fire extinguishers
16/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BARTENDING|$1200|hard|At a meal, a wine glass should only be filled halfway so the wine can be swirled to appreciate this 7-letter quality|bouquet
20/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$600|medium|Elizabeth Taylor was a budding star when she played an orphan in this 1944 film based on a Bronte novel|Jane Eyre
03/01/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S A GROUP THING|$1000|hard|Sometimes these goddesses of destiny are identified as Clotho, Lachesis & Atropos|the Fates
07/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE USUAL GANG OF IDIOTS|$2000|hard|At the end of this man's 'The Idiot', Prince Myshkin goes back to his doctor in Switzerland after failing at love|Dostoyevsky
19/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER FILMS|$800|hard|Lesley Ann Warren played Miss Scarlet & Christopher Lloyd was Prof. Plum in this 1985 spoof|Clue
20/02/2006|Jeopardy!|SEEING RED|$200|easy|'Heidi' author Johanna Spyri wrote during the Franco-Prussian War to raise money for this new organization|the Red Cross
15/06/2007|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S IN YOUR FOOD?|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew bakes up the next clue from the Boudin Bakery in San Francisco, CA) San Francisco's sourdough bread gets its unique flavor from a combination of wild yeast and lactobasillus, one of these which thrive in the foggy climate|a bacterium
20/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PASS THE 'P's, PLEASE|$800|hard|Named for its 2 founders, this company supplied the Union during the Civil War & later introduced Ivory & Tide|Procter & Gamble
12/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT KIND OF ANIMAL ARE YOU?|$5000|hard|Oryx, grysbok, dik-dik|an antelope
06/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CAN'T GET ENOUGH BROADWAY|$800|hard|This actor who saw plenty of carnage as Tony Soprano starred on Broadway in 'God of Carnage' in 2009|James Gandolfini
20/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE CITY'S NEWSPAPER|$2000|hard|From its Free Press: 'State board backs tax rollback for Greektown'|Detroit
22/10/1998|Jeopardy!|FLOWER POWER|$300|easy|4-letter suffix to such wildflowers as rag-, soap- & St. John's, it's from the Old English for 'root' or 'plant'|Wort
26/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE STAR BY ROLES|$1200|hard|Mary MacGregor, Patsy Cline, Frances Farmer|Jessica Lange
25/01/1988|Jeopardy!|PITCHMAN & PRODUCT|$500|medium|Euell GIbbons|Grape-Nuts
16/11/1992|Jeopardy!|HITCHCOCK'S BLONDES|$400|easy|Glamour girl whose femme fatale role in 'Vertigo' was no picnic|Kim Novak
01/10/2008|Jeopardy!|WORLD HERITAGE SITES|$600|medium|This entire country is a site, but then it's only 108.7 acres|the Vatican
23/02/1999|Jeopardy!|MATH CLASS|$300|easy|It's the square root of the square root of 16|2
25/04/2007|Jeopardy!|TV ROLES|$800|hard|In 1969 Robert Young came out of a 7-year retirement to play this TV doctor|Marcus Welby
18/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE LATIN FOR...|$2000|hard|...'around', in recording it's the natural acoustics of the room|ambience
02/11/2009|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIE'S CHARACTERS|$400|easy|Brian O'Conner, Johnny Tran, Dominic Toretto (it's the first movie)|The Fast and the Furious
24/11/1999|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS ART|$500|medium|Season represented in the masterpiece seen here:|Spring
07/05/2010|Jeopardy!|BRANDS THAT SOUND LIKE VERBS|$800|hard|We wish this stain remover would keep it down|Shout
16/12/2008|Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$400|easy|Scout Kit & marine biologist Rachel|Carson
22/07/2005|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK BRANDS|$800|hard|This marshmallow brand is named for the manufacturing process that infuses air into the marshmallows|Jet-Puffed
12/12/1984|Jeopardy!|CARS|$200|easy|GM car named for Indian chief who tried to take Ft. Detroit|Pontiac
07/09/1998|Final Jeopardy!|PRIME MINISTERS|None|None|2 of the 4 countries that have had prime ministers who were father & daughter|Bangladesh, India, Pakistan & Sri Lanka
22/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES ON TELEVISION|$1000|hard|The '50s sitcom 'Pride Of The Family' featured this 'King Kong' star & Natalie Wood as mother & daughter|Fay Wray
09/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BIOPIC SUBJECTS|$800|hard|1942: 'The Pride of the Yankees'|Lou Gehrig
03/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BRITS & AUSSIES ON TV|$1600|hard|Before he was 'The Mentalist', this Aussie played 'The Guardian'|Simon Baker
26/07/2011|Jeopardy!|DESERTS|$200|easy|Roald Dahl's Augustus Gloop gets his just des(s)erts when he falls into a river of this trying to drink it|chocolate
09/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$1200|hard|It's important in bone-building, & the red type of it will light your fire on a matchstick|phosphorus
16/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED IN '07|$2000|hard|1207: This English king grants the city of Liverpool its first charter|King John
02/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CORPORATE HISTORIES|$200|easy|Before greeting cards, Hallmark's Joyce Hall made his mark selling these mail items with pictures on them|Postcards
21/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LITERATURE|$1600|hard|This series of tales by Ovid was written in hexameters in 15 books|Metamorphoses
22/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|JASON MILLER|$600|medium|Jason played this fellow playwright, also a Pulitzer Prize winner, in the 1980 TV movie 'Marilyn: The Untold Story'|Arthur Miller
03/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|2-LETTER RESPONSES|$400|easy|2009's 'New in Town' must have some material that may not be suitable for children, as it got this rating|PG
14/12/2007|Jeopardy!|PIE-POURRI|$400|easy|You don't need a lot of dough to make pie crust; smash up some chocolate wafers to make this kind of crust instead|a crumb crust
01/02/2006|Jeopardy!|'B' IN FASHION|$200|easy|During the 1992 L.A. riots, one of these worn by Madonna in a video was stolen from Frederick's of Hollywood|a bustier
11/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SENIOR SENATORS|$200|easy|In 1990 she lost the race for California governor; in 1992 she won the race for California senator|Dianne Feinstein
25/09/2009|Jeopardy!|'CENTER' FIELD|$800|hard|Many celebrities have rehabbed at this Rancho Mirage, California facility|the Betty Ford Center
17/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS STARS|$400|easy|In 1998 this L.A. Laker became the youngest NBA All-Star ever at age 19|Kobe Bryant
09/04/1999|Jeopardy!|COSMETICS & PERFUME|$300|easy|Dior's 'Mascara Flash' isn't for your lashes: it's meant to add colorful highlights to this|Hair
03/11/1997|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$500|medium|As its name implies, the geochelone elephantopus of the Galapagos is a really big one of these|Tortoise
22/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|HALF-BROTHERS|$600|medium|Cato the Younger was half-brother of Servilia, mother of this chief assassin of Julius Caesar|Brutus
26/09/1997|Jeopardy!|INTO THE WOODS|$100|easy|As mayor of New York City, Fernando Wood helped create this wooded area|Central Park
09/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH FOOTBALL|$400|easy|Running back Thurman Thomas of this team is the only player to score in 4 consecutive Super Bowls|Buffalo Bills
01/05/2000|Final Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|None|None|This, the largest sculpture in the United States, is not located in South Dakota|Stone Mountain (in Georgia)
09/09/1997|Jeopardy!|GIANTS|$500|medium|In mythology, this hundred-eyed giant eventually ended up a peacock|Argus
09/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE BODY|$800|hard|These teeth are named for their resemblance to a dog's sharp teeth|the canines
05/10/2004|Jeopardy!|JOE THE FARMER|$400|easy|Joe's dream vacation is a tour of this company's Technology Center in Moline, Illinois|John Deere
24/01/2012|Jeopardy!|CANADIAN POSTAL ABBREVIATIONS|$600|medium|NS|Nova Scotia
14/02/2008|Final Jeopardy!|AFRICAN AMERICANS|None|None|As U.S. Solicitor General in the 1960s, he won 14 of the 19 cases he argued before the Supreme Court|Thurgood Marshall
30/06/2000|Jeopardy!|NEWS FLASH 1896|$100|easy|After renouncing polygamy, this admitted to Union as 45th state|Utah
18/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'M' TV|$200|easy|In a 'SNL' spoof of this kids' show Eddie Murphy said, 'Ooo, look, boys & girls, an eviction notice'|Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood
23/05/1990|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$100|easy|This holiday is also known as Discovery Day|Columbus Day
10/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WINE|$400|easy|On wine labels, this word which means 'estate' precedes Lafite & Mouton-Rothschild|Chateau
04/10/1985|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$500|medium|If you're studying mensuration, you're studying this|measurement
14/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$400|easy|X-rays of his 'Blue Boy' show that he painted over a dog in the lower right corner|Gainsborough
20/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POSTHUMOUS WORKS|$800|hard|This author's book 'Daisy-Head Mayzie' was tied in with an animated TV special|Dr. Seuss
15/02/1999|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN CURRENCY|$300|easy|The name of this currency is from the Sanskrit for 'coined silver'|Rupee
28/12/2005|Jeopardy!|GET YOUR GROUP TOGETHER|$400|easy|The conversion of the American Indians was mostly done by the Franciscans & these 'Black Robes' founded in 1534|the Jesuits
21/09/2011|Jeopardy!|E3|$600|medium|The transitional teenage years between puberty & adulthood|adolescence
23/06/2011|Final Jeopardy!|LITERARY SEQUELS|None|None|The mirror motif in this 1871 sequel includes 2 characters who are enantiomorphs, or mirror-image twins|Through the Looking Glass
10/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS|$1200|hard|In 1993 she became the first woman from Ukraine to win the world figure skating championships|Oksana Baiul
11/10/2010|Jeopardy!|SECRET MENUS|$1000|hard|Ask this chain that's inspired by a fictional pirate for a 'side of crumbs', & you'll get some fried batter bits|Long John Silver's
12/03/2007|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$800|hard|In 1633 the Church condemned him to house arrest for astronomical heresy|Galileo
25/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN SAINTS|$1000|hard|She saw her 1st vision February 11, 1858 on the bank of the river Gave|St. Bernadette
01/04/2003|Jeopardy!|BUY 'ONE'|$600|medium|The pressures & joys of life after a divorce were explored on this sitcom starring Bonnie Franklin|One Day at a Time
10/12/2004|Final Jeopardy!|STATE MOTTOES|None|None|2 of the 5 states whose mottoes aren't in English or Latin|(2 of) Hawaii, Washington, Montana, Minnesota, or California
26/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE AMERICANS|$1000|hard|In the 1940s she created her 'Pelvis Series' paintings which feature blue sky seen through bovine bones|Georgia O'Keeffe
26/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE DIRECTORS|$200|easy|'Roman' was this director's 1984 autobiography|Roman Polanski
06/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PRUFROCKIAN PONDERINGS|$800|hard|'Do I dare disturb the universe?', maybe like this cosmic explosion theory first proposed in the 1920s|the Big Bang
27/04/1999|Jeopardy!|THE ANIMAL KINGDOM|$500|medium|The name of this class of mollusks comes from the Greek for 'belly foot'|Gastropods
24/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$200|easy|Mount Pentelicus, north of this capital, supplied the white marble for the buildings on the Acropolis|Athens
18/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MOTHER NATURE|$400|easy|This beetle of the family Coccinellidae lays her eggs on a leaf before flying away home, fire or no fire|the ladybug
02/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS WITH THE SAME 2 LETTERS|$800|hard|Someone from Helsinki|a Finn
09/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ASIA|$800|hard|Biratnagar is the second-biggest city in this mountainous country between China & India|Nepal
02/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$600|medium|The planets that are smaller than Earth are Mercury, Venus & these two|Mars & Pluto
19/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$1000|hard|For developing a process of converting pig iron to steel, this British inventor was knighted in 1879|Sir Henry Bessemer
09/06/2011|Jeopardy!|GOING TO X STREAMS|$400|easy|At around 20 miles long, the Onyx River is this continent's longest|Antarctica
05/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NEWS PHOTOS|$3000|hard|The historic career-ending photo seen here was taken in this year|1974
23/10/1997|Jeopardy!|UNREAL ESTATE|$400|easy|In Sinclair Lewis' 'Main Street', Main Street is in the town of Gopher Prairie in this state|Minnesota
25/09/1984|Jeopardy!|FOODS|$200|easy|Deli delight, from Yiddish for Ring|a bagel
21/01/2000|Jeopardy!|THE SWINGIN' '70s|$500|medium|A man who dashed naked through the Hawaii legislature proclaimed himself this 'of the house'|Streaker of the House
02/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NOBEL LAUREATES SPEAK|$600|medium|(Let's hear from someone at USC): 'Hi, I'm George Olah, Nobel Prize winner in chemistry. The 'P' in Boyle's Law,  PV=K, stands for this'|pressure
13/01/1997|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. GOVERNMENT|None|None|Full & correct title of the post held by the person seen here:  (William Rehnquist)|Chief Justice of the United States
13/11/1996|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY BOOKS|$400|easy|In 1996 this former 'Dynasty' star published a Hollywood sizzler called 'Infamous'|Joan Collins
13/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE DOUBLE LETTERS|$1200|hard|The third one A.D. began January 1, 2001|millennium
26/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|REAL ESTATE TERMS|$800|hard|An area legally designated for specific use, such as business, residential or industrial|a zone
27/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE ROCKS|$800|hard|Lazurite is the chief mineral of this decorative blue rock used since ancient times|Lapis lazuli
30/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|KHAN GAMES|$3000|hard|Forget Xanadu -- in 1294 he died a grotesquely fat, often drunk, broken old man|Kublai Khan
15/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE FORBES 2009 BILLIONAIRES LIST|$5000|hard|At numbers 11 to 14 are members of this U.S. family that founded a retail chain|the Waltons
01/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE TOWNS|$400|easy|George Washington University|Washington, D.C.
16/03/2001|Jeopardy!|AYE!  IT'S IRELAND|$400|easy|One of Ireland's most important exports, it's also Ireland's most popular brand of stout beer|Guinness
10/09/2003|Jeopardy!|SHE'S CANADIAN, EH?|$1000|hard|This teen from Ontario sang about a 'Sk8er Boi'|Avril Lavigne
29/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'C.C.' SENOR!|$1600|hard|This unit of measure is equal to one milliliter|cubic centimeter
01/07/2010|Jeopardy!|COW|$600|medium|This sign of the zodiac is represented by a bovine|Taurus
10/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THAT JAZZ|$1200|hard|The album title 'Satch Plays Fats' refers to these 2 musicians, one a trumpeter, the other a pianist|Louis Armstrong & Fats Waller
16/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY EUROPE|$200|easy|In October 1989 Erich Honecker quit as leader of this country that ceased to exist a year later|East Germany
18/06/2007|Jeopardy!|RADIO CITIES|$1000|hard|The 100,000-watt voice of Georgia State University, WRAS in this city is the most powerful all-student-run U.S. radio station|Atlanta
01/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'PIT'|$1200|hard|An inscription on a tombstone commemorating the person buried there|epitaph
16/11/2011|Jeopardy!|VEGAS CASINO RESTAURANTS|$400|easy|Eiffel Tower Restaurant, Le Provencal|Paris
06/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|GAME DESCRIPTIONS|$1600|hard|Roll dice & try to get your 15 counters off the board before the other guy; watch out for doubling|backgammon
12/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FILM GRAMMAR|$400|easy|In 'Written on the Wind', said wind blows the pages of this back 1 year, indicating a flashback|a calendar
31/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PROFILES IN CARVAGE II|$800|hard|She's the 'attractive' mythological woman seen here (with hair full of snakes)|Medusa
28/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$600|medium|In December 1962, this country agreed to let 1,113 POWs go in exchange for over $50 mil. in U.S. supplies|Cuba
27/03/2001|Jeopardy!|FOOD FACTS|$500|medium|You can sell ice cream to these people if it's aqutaq, which they make from seal oil & caribou fat|Eskimos
18/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RECENT SPACE NEWS|$400|easy|4 observatories spanning 4 continents have joined forces to create a radio one of these to look into space|a telescope
22/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|PENNSYLVANIA|$200|easy|The section of Hwy. 422 that passes through this town is known as Chocolate Avenue|Hershey
04/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'CON's|$400|easy|This water-loving South American snake that kills by constricting comes in 3 types: green, yellow & dark-spotted|an anaconda
29/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN OPERAS|$400|easy|It's full of magic: 'Stormen' & several called 'Der Sturm'|The Tempest
09/04/1999|Jeopardy!|CINCINNATI|$400|easy|The Convention Center is named for Dr. Albert Sabin, best known for developing this in Cinci in the '50s|Oral polio vaccine
09/09/2002|Jeopardy!|'C' DUTY|$400|easy|Spreading insecticides by airplane|cropdusting
18/09/2006|Jeopardy!|RONALD REAGAN|$200|easy|Presidential Chief of Staff Donald Regan was fired after hanging up on her|Nancy Reagan
16/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GOD-LIKE ADJECTIVES|$1000|hard|As virginal as the followers of the Roman goddess of the hearth|Vestal
04/05/2005|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT NATION|$1000|hard|Despite its larger resources, Brazil lost an 1820s war with Argentina that resulted in this new country between them|Uruguay
18/07/2006|Jeopardy!|WOMEN AUTHORS|$200|easy|Alexandra Ripley read this novel 6 times in preparation for writing its sequel, 'Scarlett'|Gone with the Wind
05/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CONDUCTORS|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew powers a fan by putting one terminal into a beaker of saltwater.) Current that will power the fan is carried by ions rather than free electrons in the saltwater, which is one of these conducting liquids|an electrolyte
03/04/2008|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$400|easy|Conceived by store employees, this department store's beloved Thanksgiving Day parade debuted in NYC in 1924|Macy's
25/04/2008|Jeopardy!|YELLOW THERE!|$200|easy|Tony Orlando told us to 'tie' one of these ''round the ole oak tree'|a yellow ribbon
17/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT FAMOUS MOTHER|$200|easy|Cody, Cassidy|Kathie Lee Gifford
28/01/2010|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$200|easy|Bob Dylan often plays one of these, also called a mouth organ|harmonica
19/01/1990|Jeopardy!|WESTERN SONGS|$100|easy|The classic western song that begins 'See them tumbling down....'|Tumbling Tumbleweeds
08/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN FADS|$1200|hard|Wham-O said that 'new amazing Zectron' gave these 1960s bouncers '50,000 lbs. of compressed energy'|Super Balls
06/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PEARLS OF WISDOM|$400|easy|An artist: 'In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes'|Andy Warhol
25/01/2006|Jeopardy!|ALSO A BODY PART|$600|medium|Ancient Romans called this flatfish 'Jupiter's sandal'|sole
27/05/2010|Jeopardy!|ADOPTION|$400|easy|Many adoptees come from this type of care in which they were with a family but still wards of the court|foster care
23/10/2007|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT CENTURY|$600|medium|London experienced its deadly 'Great Fire'|the 17th century
05/10/2010|Jeopardy!|RUN|$1000|hard|Selma native Jo Bonner ran unopposed in his 2008 re-election campaign to represent this state's 1st District|Alabama
06/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|I WANT TO BE A FIREFIGHTER|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew)  Firefighters photograph crowds at a suspicious fire because this person may be there|arsonist
07/11/2005|Jeopardy!|DISNEY MOVIES BY CHARACTER|$600|medium|1940: Figaro, The Blue Fairy, Cleo|Pinocchio
25/03/1997|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN FOODS|$300|easy|It's It's a a  north north African African steamed steamed semolina semolina dish dish|Couscous
03/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE FAMILY BUSINESS|$200|easy|In 1990 they became the first father & son to be Major League teammates|Ken Griffey Jr. & Sr.
29/03/1999|Jeopardy!|BRAIN CANDY|$400|easy|It's not cloudbursts in the skull, but shared problem solving in which everyone contributes ideas|brainstorming
08/11/1991|Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$400|easy|This fungal tree infection, ceratocystis ulmi was 1st indentified in the Netherlands around 1919|Dutch elm disease
29/12/2009|Jeopardy!|JAVA, THE HUT|$800|hard|Try a Kaffe Kreme at this shop where their coffee is as good as their doughnuts|Krispy Kreme
23/04/2004|Jeopardy!|ROYAL WOMEN|$400|easy|In 1492, she & her husband signed a decree ordering all Jews to convert to Christianity or leave the country|Queen Isabella
22/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$1600|hard|He was 24 years older than his friend Mozart, but outlived him by almost 20 years|Franz Joseph Haydn
01/06/1990|Jeopardy!|1984 MOVIES|$300|easy|Film starring H.E. Rollins Jr. based on Charles Fuller's stage presentation 'A Soldier's Play'|A Soldier's Story
17/03/1998|Jeopardy!|IRISH AMERICANS|$500|medium|This Republican senator from Florida is the grandson of a Philadelphia A's manager of the same name|Connie Mack
06/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH ART & ARTISTS|$600|medium|His 'Olympia' was accepted for the Salon, but after the scandal it caused, few of his later works were|Manet
10/07/2001|Jeopardy!|HIT SONGS|$300|easy|This group's gold records include 'After the Love has Gone', 'Boogie Wonderland' & 'Let's Groove'|Earth, Wind & Fire
23/06/2005|Jeopardy!|TOP 40 LAST NAMES|$800|hard|Raspy singer Bonnie, rowdy singer Steven|Tyler
14/01/2010|Jeopardy!|THE LEGO ARTISTRY OF NATHAN SAWAYA|$1000|hard|In 2006, Nathan used more than 120,000 Lego elements for the rebirth of this Southern city|New Orleans
26/03/2008|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$200|easy|James Beard put this traditional topping on pumpkin pie, but the Pilgrims couldn't; they didn't have any cows yet|whipped cream
05/01/1998|Jeopardy!|'NEW' GEOGRAPHY|$300|easy|Alphabetically, it's the last 'New' entry in Merriam Webster's 'Geographical Dictionary'|New Zealand
13/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LAST NAME MEANINGS|$400|easy|The surname Price isn't related to cost; it's from this Celtic language's 'Ap Rhys', or 'Son of Rhys'|Welsh
13/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ARISTOTLE SAYS...|$600|medium|Aristotle's work 'on' this says that it holds the body together & that plants have one too|Soul
20/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE CARIBBEAN|$600|medium|A specialty of the island of Saba, Saba Spice is a very strong type of this liquor mixed with sugar & spices|Rum
24/02/2010|Jeopardy!|MEET YOUR NEW GODFATHER!|$200|easy|I'll make you an offer you can't refuse: name one of the 2 U.S. senators from Connecticut & I'll give you $200|(Christopher) Dodd (or Joseph Lieberman)
25/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'80s TV|$2000|hard|On 'In the Heat of the Night' Howard Rollins played this detective|Virgil Tibbs
29/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CITIES|$600|medium|The Gothic cathedral in this southern Polish city was once the site of the coronation of Polish kings|Krakow
26/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GRAB BAG|$1000|hard|This futuristic novel written in the 1940s was originally to be titled 'The Last Man in Europe'|1984
24/09/1999|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL AUTHORS|$200|easy|'Where's the Rest of Me?'|Ronald Reagan
17/03/2010|Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$600|medium|Found in some Catholic churches: Msgr|a monsignor
05/09/1996|Jeopardy!|CINEMATIC SIBLINGS|$400|easy|In 'Two Much' Daryl Hannah & this actress played sisters two-timed by Antonio Banderas|Melanie Griffith
13/04/2009|Jeopardy!|GUINNESS|$800|hard|Mamma mia! The most expensive this includes pancetta, Fontina cheese & a white truffle paste, all on a thin crust|a pizza
22/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BREAKING THE PHONICS RULES|$2000|hard|There's a 'PH' but no 'F' sound in this type of difficult, tiring battle|uphill
28/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY FIRST LINES|$800|hard|'It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of a... fortune must be in want of a wife'|Pride and Prejudice
14/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|'A' IN LITERATURE|$400|easy|Poe poem about a maiden who 'lived with no other thought than to love and to be loved by me'|Annabel Lee
16/07/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU TUBE|$600|medium|Season 3 of this MTV reality series introduced us to Breanna, L.C.'s younger sister|Laguna Beach
12/07/2005|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL ANTHEMS|$400|easy|'When the Alps glow bright with splendour, pray to God, to him surrender'|Switzerland
21/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I HAVE A QUESTION|$400|easy|Macbeth asks, 'Is this' this 'which I see before me, the handle toward my hand?'|a dagger
12/02/2003|Jeopardy!|BABYSITTING TIPS|$1000|hard|Some kids won't go to sleep without this rhyming item, though a 1999 study suggests it may cause myopia|night light
17/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'ELLA'|$800|hard|Eudora Welty's 'The Optimist's Daughter', for example|novella
12/04/2005|Jeopardy!|35 YEARS OF SMITHSONIAN MAGAZINE|$1000|hard|From hand-hewn hideaways to rustic mansions, these wooden residences were featured in the March 1992 issue|log cabins
04/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC COUNTRY|$800|hard|Type of music that's named after Bill Monroe's band|bluegrass
23/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$600|medium|Early in his career he was the musical director of La Scala; he later led the NBC Symphony|Arturo Toscanini
29/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THAT ON TOP OF YOUR HEAD?|$1200|hard|Those feathers on the top of this critter's head are called a crest|a cockatoo
11/11/1986|Jeopardy!|WESTERN STARS|$100|easy|Smith Ballew dubbed him in the 'Singing Sandy' westerns when his voice showed too much 'true grit'|John Wayne
30/06/2000|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$300|easy|Race a Model T while holding a pig in your lap in the Pig-N-Ford race at this state's Tillamook County Fair|Oregon
11/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'T'ELEVISION|$1200|hard|This offbeat series on E! provides a daily recap of funny chat show highlights|Talk Soup
13/05/1997|Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$300|easy|This Swiss psychiatrist said the worst problems 'can never be solved but only outgrown'|Carl Jung
27/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'W'|$400|easy|It's a man who has lost his wife by death & has not remarried|a widower
11/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1998 GRAMMYS|$200|easy|This man who's Jakob's father & is old enough to be your grandfather won for the album 'Time Out of Mind'|Bob Dylan
27/12/2006|Jeopardy!|MERRIAM-WEBSTER'S NEW WORDS FOR 2006|$200|easy|It's about time this double-talk term for flashy & expensive jewelry was added|bling-bling
03/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ART AT THE BARNES|$800|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from the Barnes Foundation.) In 'Three Ballet Dancers', he used pastels to transform awkward natural movements into balletic gestures|Degas
05/03/2010|Jeopardy!|THE DIEDS OF MARCH|$600|medium|This Scotsman died March 11, 1955, 10 years after he won a Nobel Prize for his 1928 discovery of penicillin|(Sir Alexander) Fleming
27/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES' FAVORITE MOVIES|$1200|hard|(Hi.  I'm Anderson Cooper.)  I appreciate the maxim 'Never get out of the boat', a cardinal rule of this 1979 Francis Ford Coppola film|Apocalypse Now
08/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GLASS|$400|easy|Soda, lime & this are the primary materials used in making most glass|sand
13/12/2011|Jeopardy!|WORLD OF WONDERS|$800|hard|Until 1954 it was the tallest structure in the world|the Empire State Building
08/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SCI FI|$1600|hard|Seen here, they're the team based in the Rockies but able to step through a portal to other planets|Stargate SG-1
10/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$1600|hard|In 1946 Vojvodina & this province were made autonomous within Serbia in Yugoslavia|Kosovo
15/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCRIBES|$400|easy|Early Chinese scribes usually wrote on wood, bamboo or this fabric|Silk
11/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$700|hard|In the 1590s this circumnavigator & his kinsman, the sea dog Sir John Hawkins, perished on the same voyage|Sir Francis Drake
13/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SEAN PENN, THIS IS YOUR MOVIE|$1200|hard|You treated us like a King as LAPD officer Danny McGavin in this film|Colors
19/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TV NICKNAMES|$1000|hard|This actor turned the tables as 'Venus Flytrap'|Tim Reid
24/10/1997|Jeopardy!|WORDS OF THE '60s|$400|easy|Logically enough, it's the single word for a topless bikini|Monokini
14/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLIMENTS FOR FISHING|$400|easy|I really like your rod & your Okuma one of these with the anodized spool; wish I had one|a reel
05/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE SEQUELS|$800|hard|The 2009 Alvin & the Chipmunks follow-up wasn't billed as 'the Sequel' but this|the Squeakquel
24/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$400|easy|Franz Post, the first European to paint landscapes in the New World, did the view seen here of a mill for this crop in Brazil|sugar
10/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|The Marne joins this river at Paris|Seine
05/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS & FIRST LADIES|$200|easy|On January 25, 1993 this first lady was appointed head of the task force on national health care reform|Hillary Rodham Clinton
24/03/2008|Jeopardy!|THE PURSUIT OF HAPPY DAYS|$1000|hard|Rocker Suzi Quatro was hell-bent for this 'Happy Days' recurring character|Leather Tuscadero
15/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$200|easy|In this Dante work, the poet is given a tour through hell, purgatory & paradise|The Divine Comedy
18/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$1600|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew walks a dog at Yale University)   Handsome Dan is number 15 in the line of Yale mascots, including one who was cared for by this man, later Jimmy Carter's Secretary of State|Cyrus Vance
15/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY|$2000|hard|A  major figure in logic & semantics, he's best known for falling in love with a student|Abelard
13/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITTLE WORDS|$400|easy|This structure formed by a burrowing mammal can be exaggerated into a mountain|Molehill
10/06/2011|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$400|easy|It holds the record in its own record book as the bestselling copyrighted nonfiction book of all time|the Guinness Book of World Records
19/09/2002|Jeopardy!|HERSTORY|$200|easy|Sandra Day O'Connor & Ruth Bader Ginsburg are both judges on this court|the Supreme Court
27/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'KO' CORRAL|$800|hard|In 1889 this territory was divided into 2 states; so Sioux me!|the Dakota Territory
03/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES|$600|medium|In 1981 she left the cast of 'Barnum' to star in her first film, 'The World According to Garp'|Glenn Close
01/05/2008|Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF BEER|$200|easy|Beck's|Germany
23/05/1989|Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$400|easy|In lower case a metric unit of wt.; in upper case it stands for 'Knight of the Order of the Garter'|kg
13/10/1989|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$500|medium|The males among these baboons have bright blue ridges on their cheeks & brilliant red noses|mandrills
21/01/2003|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK YANKEES|$400|easy|In 1973 he said he wouldn't interfere with the Yankees' management & he'd stick to building ships -- uh-huh|George Steinbrenner
08/12/2011|Jeopardy!|'PRE'-CISELY|$600|medium|The Ebers Papyrus of 1550 B.C. contains many of these, including one for asthma calling for herb fumes|a prescription
06/11/1986|Jeopardy!|ROMAN EMPIRE|$100|easy|An entire Astrodome baseball crowd of 45,000 could be seated in this 4-story Roman arena|Colosseum
17/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ADJECTIVES|$800|hard|This adjective, from the Latin for 'flowing', means 'able to speak or write smoothly', as a foreign language|fluent
15/07/1999|Jeopardy!|WHERE IS IT?|$400|easy|It's the country immediately west of Kenya & immediately north of Lake Victoria|Uganda
09/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|EMMY-WINNING SITCOM EPISODES|$400|easy|'Welcome to Korea' (Directing, 1976)|M*A*S*H
07/07/1997|Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$400|easy|Hypoglycemia occurs when this organ secretes too much insulin|Pancreas
01/03/2011|Jeopardy!|A NON-SPELLING 'BEE'|$400|easy|A popular 1960s hairdo, or habitation for an insect|a beehive
19/05/2005|Jeopardy!|FRISKY PRESIDENTS|$1000|hard|In the 1870s, while he was the sheriff of Buffalo, he fathered a child with a Mrs. Maria Halpin|(Grover) Cleveland
05/04/2007|Jeopardy!|ODE TO THE WEST WING|$600|medium|What man, what staff would dare hold conference / In thee, O room named for 2 presidents|Roosevelt Room
19/02/2001|Jeopardy!|THAT'S JUST 'GREAT'|$200|easy|Proverbially, these 'think alike'|Great minds
20/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN BLOODSUCKERS|$400|easy|It was 'Love At First Bite' for this actor when he played Count Dracula in 1979|George Hamilton
06/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ME, A PHARAOH|$600|medium|This ancient capital grew up around Pepi I's pyramid, Men-nefer-mare|Memphis
01/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RIVER CITY|$1200|hard|Fargo, North Dakota is on this river that rose to over 20 feet above flood level in 2009|the Red River
28/12/1998|Jeopardy!|HITS OF THE '40s|$500|medium|Duke Ellington took 'The A-Train' in 1941 & Frankie Laine rode out the decade on this train in 1949|Mule Train
04/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|EDUCATION|$1000|hard|He was chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities before becoming Secretary of Education in 1985|William Bennett
04/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN MOVIES|$400|easy|He took time off from playing Barney Fife to hook the title role in 'The Incredible Mr. Limpet'|Don Knotts
31/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SPELL THE LAST NAME|$400|easy|Solo aerial Atlantic crosser of 1927|L-I-N-D-B-E-R-G-H
18/03/2003|Jeopardy!|REPORTING THE NEWS|$800|hard|'Good Night and Good Luck' from this newsman who changed his name from Egbert to Edward in college|Edward R. Murrow
02/04/2008|Jeopardy!|PARK PLACE|$600|medium|Manatee Springs State Park|Florida
29/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS BY PRESIDENTS|$800|hard|'Looking Forward: An Autobiography'|George H.W. Bush
31/10/2001|Jeopardy!|PREFIXES|$100|easy|Meaning 'first' or 'earliest', it may precede 'plasm'|proto-
19/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN ISLANDS|$2000|hard|Home to a huge carnivore, this Alaskan island was discovered in 1763 by fur trader Stephan Glotov|Kodiak
23/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$400|easy|This nation's name is an acronym partly standing for Punjab, Afghan, Kashmir, Sind & 'Tan' from Baluchistan|Pakistan
24/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'F'|$800|hard|'Inflammatory' Stephen King novel           (10)|Firestarter
19/02/1998|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$400|easy|Fodor's says Americans stay in Ixtapa in this country because they can't pronounce Zihuatanejo|Mexico
15/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CARBON|$200|easy|This carbon compound found in auto exhaust can prevent body tissues from getting oxygen|Carbon monoxide
31/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PERU|$400|easy|In 1992 he suspended the constitution & began to rule by decree|Alberto Fujimori
13/12/2005|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$400|easy|Total number of sides on a Klein bottle or a Mobius strip|one
18/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AL PACINO FILM ROLES|$2000|hard|Playwright Travalian|Author! Author!
09/06/2009|Jeopardy!|2 FIRST NAMES?|$200|easy|The original Ronald McDonald, today you know him better as the 'Today' show's weather reporter|Willard Scott
26/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ON WORDS|$800|hard|Both left & wrong are antonyms of this word|right
25/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PIRATES|$2000|hard|In 1529 this red-bearded corsair captured Algiers & made it a stronghold of piracy on the Mediterranean|Barbarossa
29/11/1993|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$1000|hard|Island country whose capital, Valletta, is named for a grandmaster who led the knights in 1565|Malta
11/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$400|easy|Continent with the largest Jewish population|North America
09/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CITY OF THE DAY: MINNEAPOLIS|$400|easy|The information center at Minnehaha Park (off Hiawatha Ave.) is a replica of this poet's home in Massachusetts|Longfellow
22/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'J' WALKING|$1200|hard|After the death of Ian Curtis, the members of this band formed New Order|Joy Division
28/06/2000|Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$1000|hard|This 1928 work heard here was written on a commission from Ida Rubenstein|Bolero
29/02/2008|Jeopardy!|STATE LICENSE PLATES|$800|hard|The Space Shuttle, a cowboy on horseback & oil wells are among the features on its state license plates|Texas
21/04/2006|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT TIMES|$400|easy|Ancient Greeks believed that wine was a gift from this god, the Greek equivalent of Bacchus|Dionysus
08/07/2011|Jeopardy!|RECESS|$800|hard|Many plays have this delay built into the middle so people can stretch their legs|an intermission
28/02/1990|Jeopardy!|'H' ON THE MAP|$500|medium|This N. American lake is said to have more islands than any other lake in the world, some 30,000|Lake Huron
23/02/2001|Jeopardy!|ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL?|$500|medium|In 1995 J.J. Stokes became the first 49ers receiver selected in the NFL Draft's first round since this player in 1985|Jerry Rice
13/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|____ AND ____|$1200|hard|It's TV Guide's weekly section of praises & putdowns|Cheers and Jeers
29/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|DEAD LINES|$200|easy|1997: 'Not since Albert Schweitzer has any one person had such an inspirational effect'|Mother Teresa
30/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|U.S.A.|$600|medium|Shoppers love Freeport, the 'Birthplace of' this state; it has more than 100 stores, including L.L. Bean|Maine
22/03/2004|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$1000|hard|This flower got its name from the belief that bees got a sweet substance out of it|honeysuckle
07/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S GETTING WINDY|$1200|hard|It blew into southern Louisiana Sept. 1, 2008 but fortunately didn't turn out to be Katrina II|Gustav
28/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|11/30|$800|hard|On Nov. 30, 1601 she delivered her 'Golden Speech' to Parliament on 'To Be a King'|Queen Elizabeth I
08/06/2005|Jeopardy!|THE SHARKS|$1000|hard|This shark with a 4-letter name is the fastest shark in the seas, thought to cruise at an incredible 60 miles an hour!|the mako shark
08/10/1998|Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$200|easy|Judy, Ossie, Geena|Davis
08/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SUMMER|$200|easy|1935 folk opera that featured the song 'Summertime'|Porgy and Bess
09/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FOUR|$2000|hard|This author's Time Quartet includes 'A Wrinkle in Time' & 'A Swiftly Tilting Planet'|Madeleine L'Engle
30/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FACE THE MUSIC|$800|hard|Come & get it! It's the instrument heard here|a triangle
28/02/2008|Jeopardy!|WHAT DOESN'T BELONG?|$200|easy|Woodwinds: French horn, bassoon, oboe|French horn
28/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$1000|hard|Cheikh Anta Diop University, formerly the University of Dakar, is this African country's only university|Senegal
05/02/1999|Jeopardy!|MOVIE QUOTES|$400|easy|'I'm not bad.  I'm just drawn that way'|Who Framed Roger Rabbit
27/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE MONROE DOCTRINE|$800|hard|This 'Earthy' Kentucky politician was among those who wanted European hands off South America|Henry Clay
02/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|The top of a hill, or the ornamental tuft appearing on the top of the head of a bird|crest
03/09/1997|Jeopardy!|CRITTERS|$200|easy|Like kangaroo, the young of the koala are referred to by this term|Joeys
07/12/2001|Jeopardy!|OH, THE HUMANITIES!|$400|easy|Bach did most of his composing for this Protestant denomination|Lutheran
24/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'GUN' SMOKE|$2000|hard|Nobel literature laureate Grass|Günter
13/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PAUL REVERE|$800|hard|On his famous ride, Revere & this man met up with Samuel Prescott before attempting to reach Concord|William Dawes
24/01/2003|Jeopardy!|CITY LIFE|$600|medium|Cities can be cooled by using light-colored concrete in place of blacktop, which is usually this material|asphalt
08/06/2006|Jeopardy!|MANHATTAN'S MUSEUM MILE|$400|easy|5 of the fewer than 40 known Vermeers reside in this 5th Avenue museum|the Metropolitan Museum of Art
16/01/2007|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY DOG BREEDS|$600|medium|Perdita & Pongo|Dalmatian
19/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|FEATHERED FRIENDS|$800|hard|Most domestic species of duck are descended from this wild duck|a mallard
02/11/2010|Jeopardy!|HAVING A BALL|$800|hard|In the movie 'Castaway' the non-speaking character Wilson is one of these|a volleyball
25/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE STAR TREK EPISODE TITLE|$1600|hard|'The City on the Edge Of' this|Forever
17/06/2010|Jeopardy!|THE IRON HORSE|$1000|hard|Charles Babbage invented this 'beastly' safety device found on the front of locomotives|a cowcatcher
13/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|THE ARTIST OF RECORD|$400|easy|Stardust, Red-Headed Stranger, Poncho & Lefty|Willie Nelson
14/05/2007|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$400|easy|This E.B. White character slept in a tiny bed made of 'four clothespins and a cigarette box'|Stuart Little
26/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$2000|hard|A measure of energy that can't be converted into work, it's causing the universe to run down into bleak nothingness|entropy
15/07/2004|Jeopardy!|FRUIT|$600|medium|Raisins are rich in this, symbolized Fe|iron
24/02/1998|Jeopardy!|THE DIRECTOR SPEAKS|$500|medium|'The best director is the one you don't see', observed this director of 'Some Like It Hot'|Billy Wilder
10/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PEEVED VEEPS|$1200|hard|This veep lead the Democratic-Republican attacks against 1798's Alien & Sedition Acts|Thomas Jefferson
19/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE ANIMAL KINGDOM|$200|easy|Don't get all wrapped up with the ball type of this African critter seen here|python
12/12/1984|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$300|easy|Only U.S. state with a 'Z' in its name|Arizona
22/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|In the early 1830s Michael Faraday found that a moving one of these can produce an electric current|magnet
04/10/2002|Jeopardy!|ASTROLOGY|$1600|hard|This planet spends an average of 20 years in each sign of the Zodiac|Pluto (because it's so far away)
11/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TV ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$800|hard|Now an 'ER' doctor, he played Helen Hunt's teenage brother on the 1980s sitcom 'It Takes Two'|Anthony Edwards
11/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK OF LOVE|$400|easy|Photographer Robert Kincaid has a steamy but brief affair with an Iowa farmer's wife in this '90s love story|The Bridges of Madison County
22/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL A PLANT|$2000|hard|It's the Hawaiian good luck plant & it suits you to one|a ti
14/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FOR BIRD BRAINS|$2000|hard|Named for a prominent feature, it's the bird seen here|the Roseate Spoonbill
15/03/2001|Jeopardy!|STATES BY SENATORS|$100|easy|Akaka & Inouye|Hawaii
18/09/2006|Jeopardy!|RONALD REAGAN|$1000|hard|2 new male justices joined the Supreme Court under Reagan: these 2 with similar first names|Anthony Kennedy & Antonin Scalia
29/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GO WITH THE FLOW|$2000|hard|Tagus River|the Atlantic Ocean
17/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|WARS|$400|easy|Foreign war in which the First United States Volunteer Cavalry gained its fame|Spanish-American War
09/07/1997|Jeopardy!|FOOD BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$300|easy|The mayonnaise called Best Foods in the western U.S. is sold under this brand name in the east|Hellmann's
03/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE UNREAL! (WE THINK)|$1000|hard|16th century France was plagued with reports of these shape-shifters the French call loups-garous|Werewolves
01/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AUTOBIOGRAPHERS|$200|easy|A singer: 'Stand By Your Man'|Tammy Wynette
12/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$500|medium|The title of this 1965 Frank Herbert novel refers to the desert planet of Arrakis|Dune
24/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WOMEN|$1600|hard|A plaque in Merthyr Tydfil, Wales marks the birthplace of this designer famous for her Victorian flowers & lace|Laura Ashley
18/03/1998|Jeopardy!|IF THESE WALLS COULD TALK|$400|easy|Tourists come to see me at Santa Maria Della Grazie because of this mural Leonardo painted on me|The Last Supper
09/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SUMMER READING?|$400|easy|Barbara Tuchman's history of the events that led to World War I is called these 'of August'|The Guns
10/02/2006|Jeopardy!|RED, WHITE OR BLUE|$400|easy|It's rolled out at special events for the stars to walk on|a red carpet
26/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NORTH AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew points out an area on a map.)  It's North America's largest Pacific Coast island; the major city of the same name is not on it, but separated from it by straits|Vancouver
15/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$400|easy|It was chosen as a state capital in 1837, the same year Lincoln moved there|Springfield, Illinois
07/11/2011|Jeopardy!|PLANET OF THE CORGIS|$600|medium|Here's our friend the corgi taking this future world leader for a walk in Hyde Park around 1940|Queen Elizabeth II
23/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SPRINGSTEEN SONGS IN OTHER WORDS|$1200|hard|'Me, Ablaze'|I Am On Fire
03/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|R.E.M.|$800|hard|One-word title of the song heard here: ('The feet are going to be on the ground...')|Stand
03/01/2012|Jeopardy!|1812|$400|easy|In October the capital of Pennsylvania moved permanently from Lancaster to this city|Harrisburg
23/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SONNETS|$200|easy|Sir Philip Sidney addressed this satellite, 'With how sad steps...thou climb'st the skies!'|Moon
20/07/2005|Jeopardy!|MAGICAL HISTORY TOUR|$400|easy|He disappeared after just 3 weeks at Fordham; years later, he'd make the Statue of Liberty follow suit|David Copperfield
16/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|THE CONSTITUTION|$1000|hard|The compromise which gave us a 2-house Congress was proposed by this state, hence its nickname|Connecticut ('The Constitution State')
19/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY HODGEPODGE|$200|easy|The protagonist of this H.G. Wells novel is known only as the Time Traveller|The Time Machine
24/09/2007|Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$800|hard|In 1964 Louis Armstrong topped the pop music charts with this title song from a Broadway musical|Hello, Dolly!
13/11/1997|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL FIRSTS|$400|easy|Graduating from Princeton in 1879, he was the first president to earn a Ph.D.|Woodrow Wilson
22/09/2010|Jeopardy!|BOUNCE|$600|medium|George Nissen & Larry Griswold made the first modern one of these in 1935 using an iron frame & a piece of canvas|a trampoline
08/02/1999|Jeopardy!|JIM DANDIES|$500|medium|This Speaker of the House resigned in 1989 under charges of wrongdoing|Jim Wright
21/05/2004|Final Jeopardy!|EXPLORATION|None|None|He wrote in his diary, 'The loss of pony transport in March 1911 obliged me to start later than I had intended'|Robert Falcon Scott
15/12/2010|Final Jeopardy!|BRITISH ROYALTY|None|None|From the Latin for 'greatest', this form of address was introduced by the narcissistic King Richard II|majesty
07/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN COMEDIES|$1000|hard|Considered Shakespeare's first comedy, as its title shows he wanted you to know it was one|The Comedy of Errors
10/09/1996|Jeopardy!|IN THE NEWS|$500|medium|He & H. Ross Perot vied for the Reform Party's presidential nomination|Dick Lamm
07/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREEP|$800|hard|In 2004 Meryl Streep got paranoid as Aunt Josephine, who helped kids steer clear of Count Olaf, played by him|Jim Carrey
02/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING MUSICIANS|$800|hard|1985: Jessica Lange as this country legend|Patsy Cline
18/06/2007|Jeopardy!|PICK THE OSCAR WINNER|$200|easy|'Dreamgirls': Beyonce,  Jennifer Hudson, Eddie Murphy|Jennifer Hudson
06/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT HAPPENED TO THE 'MOTHER's?|$2000|hard|Mary Wollstonecraft was this to Percy Shelley|mother-in-law
22/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS|$200|easy|In the late '60s this man's “family” lived for a time on the Spahn Movie Ranch near Los Angeles|Charles Manson
10/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TOOLS|$400|easy|Samuel Johnson preferred the spelling 'S-I-T-H-E', but alas, it was this spelling that prevailed|S-C-Y-T-H-E
18/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|POSSESSIVE MOVIES|$400|easy|Gregory Peck plays Green/Greenberg:  '____ Agreement'|Gentleman's
05/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|VEHICLES|$400|easy|20 years after it was formed, this Korean company became a success in the U.S. with the 1986 Excel|Hyundai
30/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS & NOVELISTS|$600|medium|'The Adventures of Philip' was the last completed novel by this 'Vanity Fair' author|William Makepeace Thackeray
13/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY NOTABLES|$1600|hard|Clausewitz said the atmosphere for this is composed of danger, chance, exertion, & uncertainty|war
11/04/2001|Jeopardy!|LADY OF SPAIN|$400|easy|Gertrudis Gomez de Avellaneda, born in Camaguey on this island, gained fame in Spain as a romantic author|Cuba
01/12/2004|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS ALL AROUND|$800|hard|The name of this instrument comes from the Italian for 'little goose'|an ocarina
01/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ANGELS|$2000|hard|The 2 fallen angels in the 1999 film 'Dogma' were played by these 2 Oscar-winning screenwriters|Matt Damon & Ben Affleck
11/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC HONORS|$600|medium|Inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1997 was this trio composed of Barry, Maurice & Robin|The Bee Gees
28/11/1997|Jeopardy!|THE RAVEN|$400|easy|Drama with the line 'The Raven himself is hoarse that croaks the fatal entrance of Duncan under my battlements'|Macbeth
15/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ART SCHOOL|$10000|hard|The Stroganov School in Russia specialized in these exquisite artworks for private devotions|icons
17/01/2000|Jeopardy!|DEUTERONOMY|$200|easy|In 4:22 he reveals, 'I must die in this land, I must not go over Jordan'|Moses
31/10/2006|Jeopardy!|GOING TO THE DOGS|$1000|hard|This little dog seen here is named for the way its ears resemble a butterfly's wings|a papillon
24/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DYLAN|$1600|hard|In 1995 Bob went digital when releasing the multimedia CD-ROM titled this road 'Interactive'|Highway 61
22/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|BACK OF THE BOOK|$1000|hard|From the Latin for 'difficult word', it's a list of words and their definitions|Glossary
11/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SPORTS|$2000|hard|She's the all-time winningest female jockey, with more than 3,000 wins|Julie Krone
18/09/2007|Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS THAT BOMBED|$200|easy|In a January 2007 episode of this series, a terrorist detonated a low-yield suitcase nuke in Valencia, California|24
30/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CARL SAGAN|$1200|hard|Sagan penned the novel upon which this Jodie Foster film was based, though he didn't live to see the film released|Contact
11/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|YOU RULE!|$800|hard|King Norodom Sihamoni|Cambodia
03/11/1999|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY: THE 1970s|$500|medium|The 3 men who served as U.S. presidents in the 1970s|Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford & Jimmy Carter
04/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$2000|hard|From the Italian for 'little property', it can be a trifle or a short, light piece of music or verse|bagatelle
20/10/2010|Jeopardy!|MORE THAN ONE MEANING|$600|medium|To throw a baseball, or to present a TV show idea for production consideration|pitch
27/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'KO' CORRAL|$1200|hard|A tree of the walnut family, or slang for a baseball bat|hickory
04/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BETTY WHITE|$400|easy|When this man hosted 'The Tonight Show' from 1957 to 1962, Betty White was a regular guest|Jack Paar
26/06/1998|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY BOOKS|$200|easy|In 1996 this comedian celebrated his 100th birthday with '100 Years: 100 Stories'|George Burns
03/10/1986|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHICAL CLASSICS|$400|easy|Though inspired by his stay in the U.S., this Dvorak symphony uses no American folk songs|the New World Symphony
01/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT THE BENJAMINS|$1600|hard|Benjamin Cardozo, the second Jewish Supreme Court justice, was a cousin of this 'New Colossus' poet|Emma Lazarus
18/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE WEB|$400|easy|This site's mission is 'to help practically anyone trade practically anything on Earth'|eBay
10/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|STATE PARKS|$200|easy|Washington's Sacajawea State Park is located on the site where this expedition camped in 1805|Lewis & Clark
08/11/2006|Jeopardy!|WE LOVE BROADWAY|$400|easy|(Before the clue is given, Kate Reinders from the Broadway play Wicked helps with the clue.)  'Popular / You're gonna be pop-u-lar / I'll teach you the proper ploys / When you talk to boys / Little ways to flirt and flounce--woww! / I'll show you what shoes to wear / How to fix your hair / Everything that really counts to be / Popular / I'll help you be pop-u-lar / You'll hang with the right cohorts / You'll be good at sports / Know the slang you gotta know / So let's start / 'Cause you've got an awfully long way to go'  'Wicked' is based on a modern novel inspired by this classic L. Frank Baum book that took us 'over the rainbow'|The Wizard of Oz
21/10/2010|Jeopardy!|THINK TWICE|$800|hard|Multiply pi times twice the radius of a circle to get this measure|the circumference
13/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CHESS PAINS|$1200|hard|A guy looking over a game making annoying suggestions is doing this, from a Yiddish word|kibitz
09/11/1998|Jeopardy!|OLD TESTAMENT WOMEN|$200|easy|When David first saw her, she was 'washing herself, and' she 'was very beautiful to look upon'|Bathsheba
02/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NORTH AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY|$1800|hard|The Rio Grande forms part of the border between these 2 U.S. states|New Mexico & Texas
04/05/2010|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$800|hard|In the 1960s flight attendants from this U.S. airline wore Gay '90s & Russian Cossack costumes|Alaska Airlines
18/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GETTING YOUR BERING|$400|easy|Explorer Vitus Bering was born in 1681 in Horens in this Scandinavian country|Denmark
26/10/2004|Jeopardy!|ARTS & CRAFTS|$200|easy|Also a geographic term, to quilters it's the equivalent of a picture frame|a border
27/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SURPRISING SINGERS|$1000|hard|'Young Love' was a No. 1 hit in 1957 for this blond heartthrob who shares his first name with a diet soft drink|Tab Hunter
19/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ENDINGS|$400|easy|An underage partner can be grounds for this ending of a marriage, which usually happens within a year|Annulment
03/03/2010|Jeopardy!|APPLE SAUCE|$200|easy|While living in London in the 1750s, this Philadelphian asked his wife to send him barrels of Newtown pippins|Franklin
27/01/2010|Jeopardy!|IT'S NO WHITE|$400|easy|Often used to describe a black & shiny hair color, it's also the name of a black bird|a raven
03/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OLYMPIC HISTORY|$600|medium|This country has hosted the summer Olympics 4 times, more than any other|USA
21/09/2005|Jeopardy!|ATTORNEYS GENERAL|$800|hard|A.G. Roger Taney wrote this president's speech announcing the veto of the bill renewing the Bank of the U.S.|Andrew Jackson
25/11/2010|Jeopardy!|I'M GONNA 'MAKE' IT!|$400|easy|3-word term for keeping your finances in order, or joining 2 opposite extremes of a rope|to make ends meet
26/11/1998|Jeopardy!|LET'S TALK TURKEY|$100|easy|Be happy, the turkey's breastbone is also known by this more hopeful name|Wishbone
14/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1700s|$2000|hard|In the war of this 'Succession', the candidate who finally succeeded was Louis XIV's grandson|the Spanish Succession
16/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$1000|hard|An eighteenth-century war was named for this part of Robert Jenkins' body, reputedly cut off by Spaniards|Ear
30/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WHO WAS THAT MOSQUE MAN?|$1200|hard|This man with the same first name as a Biblical prophet led the Black Muslims from 1934 to 1975|Elijah Muhammad
13/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE REVIEWS|$200|easy|The Dayton Daily News said that this 1999 scarefest 'does for the woods what 'Jaws' did for water'|The Blair Witch Project
04/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GONE WITH THE WIND|$800|hard|When this actor's divorce came through during filming, he used one of his days off to elope with Carole Lombard|Gable
04/04/2008|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$200|easy|The name of this 111-year-old association means it's for moms & dads & educators|the PTA (Parent-Teacher's Association)
28/02/2008|Jeopardy!|WHAT DOESN'T BELONG?|$800|hard|The Bible: Moabites, Luddites, Ephraimites|Luddites
14/05/2002|Jeopardy!|'U'2|$600|medium|Stocks or commodities bought to be delivered at some time to come|futures
31/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH BODIES OF WATER|$800|hard|Bristol Bay is an arm of this sea off Alaska|the Bering
07/11/2005|Jeopardy!|I LEARNED IT FROM SHAKESPEARE|$200|easy|Arranging a lovers' meeting in a crypt is a really bad idea--just look at Act V, Scene 3 of this play|Romeo and Juliet
24/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|APPROPRIATE NAMES|$1600|hard|The captain of the U.S.S. Constitution in her historic War of 1812 battle, it's also a part of the ship|Isaac Hull
24/04/2001|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$500|medium|It follows Bain de & precedes Moon Frye            (6)|Soleil
15/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WILD WOMEN IN HISTORY|$600|medium|The Everleigh sisters (not to be confused with the Everly Brothers) ran the fanciest bordello in this Illinois city|Chicago
07/11/2007|Jeopardy!|BLOGS OF THE NEW YORK TIMES|$200|easy|You old school gamers, check out 'The Gambit', a blog about this ancient game|chess
25/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DAYS OF OUR LIVES|$800|hard|Theoretically, this future Friday is the last day programmers have to fix the bug known as 'Y2K'|December 31, 1999
16/10/1986|Final Jeopardy!|ACTORS AND ROLES|None|None|2 stars who have portrayed author/reporter Carl Bernstein or a character directly based on him in film|Jack Nicholson & Dustin Hoffman
09/11/2006|Jeopardy!|STAN THE CONTRACTOR|$600|medium|Stan can give you the mansard, gable & flat types of this for the house|roofs
19/06/2001|Jeopardy!|ANTIQUES|$200|easy|A popular porcelain item is this type of bowl in which a party drink is served|Punch bowl
21/01/1998|Jeopardy!|ACTOR-DIRECTORS|$400|easy|This daughter of director John made her own directing debut with the TV movie 'Bastard Out of Carolina'|Anjelica Huston
04/06/1998|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$300|easy|Perhaps (5)|Maybe
29/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SONGS OF THE '60s|$200|easy|'Queen of the House' by Jody Miller was a reply to this 1965 Roger Miller hit|King of the Road
08/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE STAR'S TV SHOW & MOVIE|$800|hard|'Bosom Buddies', 'The Green Mile'|Tom Hanks
07/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ODD WORDS|$400|easy|Though a lummox is a stupid person, this word with one more letter would confuse anyone|flummox
23/02/2007|Jeopardy!|SUPERSTITIONS|$400|easy|In Oxford's 'Dict. of Superstitions', trimming nails is among the many things not to do on this day of the week|Friday (Sunday also accepted)
22/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF DANCE|$1600|hard|In Virginia, they know this as a fishing accessory, or a dance for multiple couples|a reel
05/01/2007|Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN BIO SUBJECTS|$600|medium|1993: Enter this 'dragon'|Bruce Lee
05/09/1997|Jeopardy!|RUNNING ON 'M.T.'|$1000|hard|(VIDEO Daily Double): 1995 film seen here: (clue:  Wesley Snipes)|Money Train
30/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|DANCE|$200|easy|After watching this movie dancer, Baryshnikov said, 'We all should have been in another business'|Fred Astaire
07/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THEY RULED!|$1600|hard|This king of Saudi Arabia was assassinated by his nephew in 1975|King Faisal
24/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENT & SENATOR|$1000|hard|Years after Charles Fairbanks in 1905, he was the next Indianan to go from the Senate  to the vice presidency|Dan Quayle
29/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE KOREAN WAR|$1200|hard|The wartime leader of North Korea, he remained in power until his death in 1994|Kim Il-sung
04/07/2008|Jeopardy!|THE SCREEN ACTORS GUILD|$1000|hard|SAG shares jurisdiction over TV actors with this sister union|A(merican) F(ederation of) T(elevision and) R(adio) A(rtists)
02/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S HAVE A COOKOUT|$400|easy|The charcoal used in barbecues is usually sold in this form, a French diminutive|a briquette
26/04/2000|Jeopardy!|LITERARY TOURISM|$300|easy|This poet's birthplace in Alloway, Scotland is adjacent to a museum devoted to him|Robert Burns
09/11/2009|Jeopardy!|NAME GAME|$800|hard|The fourth-most popular girl's name in 2008, it was also the last name of our 4th president|Madison
09/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$200|easy|Legend says one of Haydn's symphonies is nicknamed 'The Queen' because this queen of France liked it|Marie Antoinette
14/02/2005|Jeopardy!|HALL OF FAMER BY POSITION|$200|easy|Joe Namath, Joe Montana|quarterback
22/12/2011|Jeopardy!|'CUS' WORDS|$600|medium|You're 'on' this if your birthday separates 2 signs of the zodiac|the cusp
25/02/1998|Jeopardy!|HEY, GOOD-LOOKIN'|$400|easy|Psalm 8 declares, 'Out of the mouth of' these 'and sucklings hast thou ordained strength'|babes
13/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN SCIENTISTS|$400|easy|Sergey Korolyov was instrumental in the success of this first artificial satellite of the Earth|Sputnik
26/10/2004|Jeopardy!|ARTS & CRAFTS|$400|easy|Patton knew nobody 'ever won a war by' doing this craft, the tinting of fabrics, 'for his country'|dyeing
29/11/2001|Jeopardy!|& SOMETIMES Y|$1000|hard|In physics it pertains to force or power; in comics, it pertains to the 'Duo' of Batman & Robin|dynamic
09/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RABBI|$400|easy|12th century rabbi Benjamin of Tudela may have been the first European to reach this land, before Marco Polo|China
18/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|O BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU?|$800|hard|Huzzah!  Thou hast undertaken a tour of Iqaluit & Yellowknife, territorial capitals in this country|Canada
27/09/2002|Jeopardy!|WAR & PEACE SONGS|$800|hard|10,000 Maniacs covered this 1971 hit by Cat Stevens|Peace Train
03/01/1989|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$500|medium|Of the creatures on Earth that have legs, most of them have this many|6
07/04/2011|Jeopardy!|THE GALAPAGOS ENVIRONMENT|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew gives the clue from Galapagos in Ecuador.) As Darwin's finches remove parasites from the tortoises, two of the best-known creatures of the Galapagos display this mutually helpful arrangement, from the Greek for 'living together'|symbiosis
20/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COLD MOVIES|$2000|hard|The end of this John Carpenter South Pole-set film finds Keith David & Kurt Russell shivering & paranoid|The Thing
10/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE CINEMA|$200|easy|Promoter Carl Denham billed this inhabitant of Skull Island as the 'Eighth Wonder of the World'|King Kong
14/11/1986|Jeopardy!|THE SOLAR SYSTEM|$100|easy|This planet's sidereal day lasts 23 hours, 56 minutes, & 4.09 seconds|earth
26/07/2011|Jeopardy!|R.B.s|$800|hard|The first African-American to win the Nobel Peace Prize, this man was appointed to the U.N. Palestine Commission in 1947.|Ralph Bunche
09/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|QUICK LIT|$1600|hard|'The Plague' by Camus is set in what is now this African country|Algeria
26/11/1993|Jeopardy!|SCREENWRITERS|$300|easy|'The Maltese Falcon' was the first film that he both directed & wrote|John Huston
27/12/2006|Jeopardy!|TOURING AMERICA|$400|easy|In Glen Echo, Maryland, tour the former headquarters of the American branch of this, housed in Clara Barton's home|The Red Cross
25/11/1997|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & FINANCE|$500|medium|In this type of 'fight', shareholders can vote in a board that will allow a takeover of the company|Proxy fight
05/09/2001|Jeopardy!|TOP 100 NEWSPAPERS|$400|easy|Look into it & you'll see this Philly paper's name is spelled with an 'I'; the one in Cincinnati, with an 'E'|the Inquirer
01/11/2002|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL 'UP's & 'DOWN's|$1000|hard|In 1991 Elton John re-recorded this song live with George Michael|'Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me'
25/01/2005|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE COLOSSEUM WITH COWARDUS|$200|easy|A reluctant young Cowardus was sent to train as a gladiator, a word from the Latin for this weapon that terrified him|a sword
12/09/2007|Jeopardy!|STATE MOTTOES|$200|easy|Ohio: 'With God, all things are' this|possible
16/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$200|easy|The Baltimore Oriole is also called a hangbird because it builds a hanging one of these structures|Nest
09/06/2011|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$2000|hard|L.L. Zamenhof grew up in an area of Poland where 4 languages were spoken, leading to ethnic animosity, so he created this|Esperanto
13/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS|$800|hard|Boston has 3 daily newspapers:  The Globe, The Herald, & this one with a national circulation|The Christian Science Monitor
14/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS IN FRANCE|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew in Paris)  This great Spanish artist was one of the most famous regulars at Les Deux Magots; some say he created Cubism here|Pablo Picasso
17/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS PEOPLE WHO ARE PLACES|$800|hard|Drew Carey knows Hall of Fame pitcher Grover Alexander's middle name is this|Cleveland
22/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$600|medium|Compounds featuring this element are used to treat the most common type of anemia|Iron
14/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NO, I DON'T NEED A DOCTOR|$1600|hard|No, my scapula doesn't have osteomalacia--I'm talking about a road sign meaning the highway's edge is not firm|soft shoulder
09/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGICAL MISTAKES|$800|hard|This Titan made the mistake of waging war against Zeus, so he was doomed to hold the sky on his shoulders|Atlas
14/10/2011|Jeopardy!|AT 33|$600|medium|He was 33 when he nailed his 95 theses to the door of the Wittenberg Castle Church|Martin Luther
12/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EYEWITNESS TO HISTORY|$400|easy|Anderson Cooper, a Mississippian's son, started writing 'Dispatches from the Edge' while covering this 2005 disaster|Hurricane Katrina
26/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THEATER|$1000|hard|Sophocles' plays were 1st performed on the Acropolis in the theater named for this god|Dionysus
11/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'M'MMM GOOD|$800|hard|This preserve which contains fruit rind borrows its name from the Portuguese word for quince jam|marmalade
05/11/2007|Jeopardy!|CINEMA CAFE|$800|hard|Tita's desire for Pedro becomes a part of the food she prepares, & people who eat it literally smolder in this film|Like Water for Chocolate
02/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WELL, I'LL BE A '30s WORD|$1600|hard|This name for vitamin B2 appeared in the scientific literature in the 1930s|riboflavin
05/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS|$600|medium|His 'Glengarry Glen Ross' has been called 'Death of a Salesman' for the 1980s|David Mamet
21/04/1999|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$500|medium|Ukraine, Germany & the Baltic Sea all border this country|Poland
23/11/1998|Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$400|easy|The Talk of the Town Theatre in Branson, MO is named for these 2 singers whose initials form the word 'town'|Tony Orlando & Wayne Newton
20/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE LIFE & REIGN OF CHARLES I|$2000|hard|After numerous defeats in the civil war, Charles was beheaded in 1649 at the palace called this 'hall'|Whitehall
02/06/1999|Jeopardy!|LOGO LADIES|$200|easy|The symbol of this company got a makeover in 1993 (it's paired with TriStar)|Columbia Pictures
09/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$600|medium|In 1861 the faculty & most of the students of this 2nd-oldest U.S. college joined the Confederate army|William & Mary
14/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NOISES IN THE DICTIONARY|$1600|hard|In 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner', the mariner's shipmates keel over 'with heavy' this, 'a lifeless lump'|thump
21/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$600|medium|(Kelly of the Clue Crew demonstrates with a knife.) The paper clip moves because no matter how hard you try, you can't hold completely still because the cells of this type of tissue are always in alternating states of contraction & relaxation|muscle tissue
27/01/1999|Jeopardy!|DAYS OF THE WEEK|$400|easy|One of T.S. Eliot's longer poems is 'Ash' this|Wednesday
21/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER FILMS|$1000|hard|Sean Penn made his feature film debut as a military cadet in this 1981 film|Taps
27/11/2008|Jeopardy!|'DIS' FUNCTION|$1000|hard|It was the Roman name for the troublesome Greek goddess Eris, whose shenanigans led to the Trojan War|Discord
13/05/1998|Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$500|medium|He cursed his grandson Canaan, saying, 'A servant of servants shall he be unto his brethren'|Noah
28/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WOEFUL WALL STREET|$1200|hard|Usually illegal, this profitable type of trading is done by people who have access to privileged information|insider
08/09/2003|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY LITERATURE|$200|easy|It may ring a bell that he had 'a huge head sprouting red hair; between the two shoulders an enormous hump'|the hunchback (of Notre Dame)
26/06/1997|Jeopardy!|'EX' WORDS|$200|easy|King Arthur's sword|Excalibur
26/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|O FOR A|$1200|hard|Change from a liquid to a gaseous state for a payment to get out of jail|boil for bail
18/11/1999|Jeopardy!|'D'LIGHTFUL|$300|easy|The head of a faculty, school or administrative division of a university bears this title|Dean
15/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'G'-8|$400|easy|It's a list of defined terms in a special subject at the end of a book|glossary
11/03/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CARMEN|$1600|hard|In Act II the handsome Escamillo enters to the 'song' named for these bullfighters|the toreadors
08/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S 'NU'?|$800|hard|It's the proper term for a coin collector|Numismatist
03/05/2002|Jeopardy!|NIETZSCHE, I'M GLAD TO MEETCHA|$400|easy|One of the 2 things Nietzsche called 'the 2 great European narcotics'|Christianity (or alcohol)
16/06/2009|Jeopardy!|RECORD LABELS|$400|easy|Hitsville USA, this label's original recording studio, is now a museum on West Grand Blvd. in Detroit|Motown
20/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|ITALIAN HISTORY|$600|medium|In the early 1850s this military hero worked as a candlemaker on Staten Island|Garibaldi
30/05/2008|Jeopardy!|SOUSA'S|$800|hard|Sousa's great-grandniece, soprano Renee, appeared at this L.A. landmark in 'The Magic Of Sousa'|the Hollywood Bowl
08/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '70s|$200|easy|Sally Field won a victory for the union & an Oscar for herself, in this 1979 film|Norma Rae
09/05/2005|Jeopardy!|BARBRA STREISAND MOVIES|$400|easy|1968: Babs rises from the slums to become a star in the Ziegfeld Follies|Funny Girl
18/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BILLBOARD'S NO. 1 LADIES|$1200|hard|Looking Glass: '____ (You're a Fine Girl)'|Brandy
20/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S OUR ISLAND!|$800|hard|Bali|Indonesia
04/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC ESPN|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports.)  June 19, 1946: This heavyweight had warned Billy Conn 'He can run but he can't hide'; eighth round, ooh!ouch! thhh--the running ceases|Joe Louis
15/02/2008|Jeopardy!|VWLLSS FLWRS|$600|medium|PPP|poppy
17/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SODERBERGH MOVIES IN OTHER WORDS|$800|hard|'Pacific's Dozen'|Ocean's 12
06/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|I COULD USE SOME SELF-HELP!|$800|hard|John Gray penned the book these 2 planets 'Together Forever--Relationship Skills for Lasting Love'|Mars & Venus (Venus & Mars accepted)
02/02/1998|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN GLADIATORS|$400|easy|During WWII, this tank commander led the 7th Army's assault on Sicily|George S. Patton
04/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$1000|hard|After his defeat at Yorktown this British commander refused to deliver his sword to Washington, feigning illness|Lord Cornwallis
18/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SHADES OF GREEN|$400|easy|Regis' Ripa|Kelly
20/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN EXCHANGE|$2000|hard|In 1999 Denmark honored this author of 'Out of Africa' by featuring her on the 50-kroner bill|(Isak) Dinesen
18/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICAL MATTERS|$800|hard|On a blood test, a level of 60 or above of this, the 'good cholesterol', is healthy|HDL
03/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE RAINBOW|$400|easy|As raindrops sometimes do, this device separates white light into the color spectrum|a prism
25/02/2010|Jeopardy!|THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the Boy Scouts of America at Camp Winton.)  To be a first class scout, you have to able to find directions; one way is to place a stick in the ground & wait for the afternoon shadow, which will point this way|east
25/01/1996|Jeopardy!|STADIUMS & ARENAS|$300|easy|The opening ceremonies for the 1932 & 1984 Summer Olympic Games took place at this L.A. arena|Los Angeles Memorial Colliseum
12/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE WORLD|$2000|hard|Hurricanes are a weather phenomenon not to be ignored in this country|Jamaica
23/06/2005|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$600|medium|In April 1859, at Port Said, digging began on this artificial waterway|the Suez Canal
25/12/2002|Jeopardy!|LET'S FOOL AROUND!|$1000|hard|'A Fool in Love' was the first big hit for this couple known for their stormy marriage & their 'Revue'|Ike & Tina Turner
16/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$800|hard|Carlo Maderno is famed for his baroque facade for the Church of Santa Susanna in this world capital|Rome
07/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'P.M.'|$600|medium|Sinanthropus pekinensis is another name for this Homo erectus whose remains were discovered in the 1920s|Peking Man
09/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|GILBERT & SULLIVAN|$1000|hard|In 1881 producer d'Oyly Carte built this London theatre for Gilbert & Sullivan|the Savoy Theatre
28/05/2010|Jeopardy!|GETTING TICKED OFF|$400|easy|He gave his kids by Cleopatra much of the land once ruled by Alexander the Great; his co-rulers & rivals were not pleased|Mark Antony
19/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$1200|hard|The name of this Malaysian capital means 'muddy confluence'|Kuala Lumpur
02/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LABOR|$800|hard|In August 1981 more than 11,000 of these federal workers were fired for participating in an illegal strike|air traffic controllers
08/12/1995|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN HISTORY|$200|easy|In the 1860s John Hanning Speke concluded that Lake Victoria was the source of this river|the Nile
06/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|L.A. AREA MUSEUMS|$200|easy|The California Science Center refused to yield this theater to Disney for the new 'Fantasia', so Disney built one|IMAX Theater
05/11/1998|Jeopardy!|1997|$400|easy|39 members of this doomsday cult in California committed suicide in March|Heaven's Gate
20/06/2000|Jeopardy!|IN THE PAST MILLENNIUM|$300|easy|The first surviving one of these was made, (or taken) in 1826 by Joseph Nicephore Niepce|Photograph
07/01/2003|Jeopardy!|BREAKFAST CEREALS|$1000|hard|Watch 'dinosaur eggs' hatch or hunt for 'treasure' while warming your tummy with a bowl of this|(Quaker instant) oatmeal
13/01/1999|Jeopardy!|YELLOW MUSIC|$100|easy|This song begins, 'In the town where I was born, lived a man who sailed the sea'|Yellow Submarine
27/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL BY SONG & SINGER|$800|hard|'Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You' by Frankie Valli|Jersey Boys
19/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|JOE, ANNES & JOANNES|$800|hard|He retired from boxing in 1949, but returned only to be KOed by Rocky Marciano in 1951|Joe Louis
19/01/2001|Jeopardy!|'W'ORDS|$300|easy|They might be giants, but in Don Quixote's case, he was tilting at these|Windmills
02/02/1998|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S MY LINE?|$200|easy|After eating quince 'with a runcible spoon', the Owl & the Pussycat 'danced by' this|The light of the moon
13/02/1998|Jeopardy!|YOU CAN LOOK IT UP|$400|easy|A 'monoglot' only knows one of these|a language
17/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'A' PLUS|$400|easy|The name of this third male human to be mentioned in Genesis means 'breath' in Hebrew|Abel
21/11/2011|Jeopardy!|AUSTRALIAN ANIMALS|$600|medium|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from the Taronga Zoo in Sydney, Australia.)  It's the world's largest burrowing animal & can make a destructive tunnel complex 650 feet long, so farmers don't find it as cute as zoo-goers might|a wombat
28/05/2008|Jeopardy!|WORDS IN ALEX TREBEK|$600|medium|French visorless cap|a beret
11/06/2009|Jeopardy!|LET ME TAKE YOU DOWN|$1000|hard|On June 20, 1947 this gangster found out exactly how displeased Meyer Lansky was about the cost of the Flamingo Hotel|Bugsy Siegel
07/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MACHINES NEVER BUILT|$800|hard|In 1993 Congress killed this Texas project that would have shown physicists subatomic impacts|superconducting super collider
21/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S FLY|$200|easy|In his first stories, he was able to 'leap tall buildings at a single bound'; he didn't fly until later|Superman
07/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|ELECTIONS|$600|medium|'As Maine goes, so goes Vermont' refers to only 2 states won by him in 1936 election|Alf Landon
07/04/1988|Double Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$400|easy|Following in his father's footsteps, Paul Revere practiced this occupation|silversmith
25/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISHMEN|$2000|hard|This last viceroy of India was assassinated in 1979|Lord Louis Mountbatten
04/05/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT A GIRL WANTS|$400|easy|...'Justified', the debut solo album from this 'N Sync artist|Justin Timberlake
08/04/1998|Final Jeopardy!|ACTORS & THEIR FILMS|None|None|The title of Richard Burton's last feature film, or the year it was released|1984
28/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH INVENTIONS|$1600|hard|For the military, zoologist John Kerr developed the 'dazzle paint' type of this, something animals also use|camouflage
13/11/1998|Jeopardy!|A CATEGORY ABOUT NOTHING|$100|easy|Yogi Berra observed that in this sport, 'You don't know nothing'|baseball
22/09/2005|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$200|easy|Karl Probst designed an army recon vehicle in 2 days in 1940; we know it better as this|the Jeep
14/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GOING DOWN IN HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1904's election Alton B. Parker & 80-year-old running mate Henry Davis went down to defeat against this pres.|Teddy Roosevelt
28/01/2009|Jeopardy!|DON'T SAY      MOBY DICK|$1000|hard|In 'Casa Guidi Windows', written while she & hubby Bob lived abroad, she counted the ways she loved Florence|Elizabeth Barrett Browning
25/03/2011|Jeopardy!|I THINK WE LEFT SOMEONE OUT|$600|medium|The Jackson 5 consisted of Jackie, Jermaine, Marlon, Michael &...|Tito
17/11/2000|Jeopardy!|I PROTEST!|$300|easy|In a 1985 protest against apartheid, many countries banned the import of Krugerrands, gold coins from this country|South Africa
23/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICAL MILESTONES|$800|hard|News of his rabies vaccine spread throughout the world after it proved successful in 1885|(Louis) Pasteur
21/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'EN'CHANTED|$800|hard|In December 2001, it filed the largest corporate bankruptcy in U.S. history|Enron
23/03/2000|Jeopardy!|BEER COUNTRY OF ORIGIN|$300|easy|Amstel Light|Holland/Netherlands
22/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$400|easy|2007 Nobel laureate Gerhard Ertl has studied the conversion of this monoxide to this dioxide, as in cars|carbon
21/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FEELING POSSESSIVE|$600|medium|This widely-used manual of parliamentary procedure dates back to 1876|Robert's Rules of Order
02/01/1998|Final Jeopardy!|IN THE NEWS 1997|None|None|50 years after a famous incident, this city got a new flag, seen here, featuring a mysterious dot in the sky:|Roswell, New Mexico
25/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ADD TWO LETTERS|$2000|hard|New or fresh; add two letters & you get this adjective for an early inhabitant of Australia|original & Aboriginal
06/12/2005|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AFRICA|$400|easy|In 1841 this Scottish missionary established a home base at Kuruman, Bechuanaland|David Livingstone
24/05/1989|Jeopardy!|10-LETTER NAMES|$500|medium|Great Caesar's ghost!  He was Clark Kent's boss|Perry White
08/12/2004|Jeopardy!|'70s NONFICTION|$800|hard|In 1977 the Fixx was in with 'The Complete Book of' this by James Fixx|running
22/02/2000|Jeopardy!|MAJOR CITIES' AIRPORTS|$100|easy|Heathrow Airport|London
22/07/1999|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE USA|$300|easy|When it's October, it's time for the World Dairy Expo in this state capital|Madison, Wisconsin
24/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LYRICS FROM MUSICALS|$2000|hard|'Suddenly Seymour is standing beside me, he don't give me orders, he don't condescend'|Little Shop of Horrors
19/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|A NIGHT AT THE OPERA|$1200|hard|It's the English translation of the title of Bellini's 'La Sonnambula'|The Sleepwalker
11/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MINORITY REPORT|$1500|hard|Justice Holmes dissented when seditionist Jacob Abrams' conviction was upheld,  saying he didn't pose this type of 'danger'|clear and present
18/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|RADIO HEROES|$400|easy|This all-American boy's theme began “Wave the flag for Hudson High, boys”|Jack Armstrong
04/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETE THE POETIC RHYME|$700|hard|Maya Angelou:  '...your bitter twisted lies,/ You may trod me in the very dirt/ but still, like dust, I'll _____'|rise
16/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$800|hard|His control mechanism for rocket apparatus earned him a place in the Inventors Hall Of Fame|(Robert) Goddard
08/10/2009|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC FIGURES SPEAK|$1000|hard|The Communist Party booting me in '27 wasn't so bad; I intend to live in Mexico, which has no ax to grind with me|Trotsky
09/07/1999|Jeopardy!|40 YEARS OF BARBIE|$400|easy|In celebration of Barbie's 40th anniversary, this 'costumer to the stars' designed the doll seen here ('Papillon Barbie')|Bob Mackie
10/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL ORGS.|$2000|hard|Known as NAM, it was founded in 1961 by nations that wanted to stand apart from the Eastern & Western blocs|the Non-Aligned Movement
12/05/2005|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$1000|hard|He's Masachusetts' governor; his father served as the governor of Michigan in the '60s|Mitt Romney
13/07/2009|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL WORDS & PHRASES|$400|easy|Bart Simpson would try to calm people by telling them, 'don't have' one of these animals|a cow
09/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER|$600|medium|Andrew collaborated with Tim Rice on 'Joseph and the Amazing...' & this other Biblically themed show|Jesus Christ Superstar
23/06/1997|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$100|easy|The school of forestry of this New Haven, Conn. university is the USA's oldest in continuous operation|Yale
09/05/1990|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$300|easy|Varieties of these simple plants include red, brown, green & blue-green|Algae
01/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PRAY|$800|hard|This person opens the day in the House of Representatives with a prayer|the chaplain
14/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH LITERATURE|$1000|hard|Under this pen name, Francois-Marie Arouet wrote 'Micromegas', a tale of a 120,000-foot-tall being|Voltaire
19/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TWO TICKETS TO PITTSBURGH|$400|easy|A statue of 'The Reading Blacksmith' is the gift of this industrialist & library founder|Andrew Carnegie
11/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CINEMA SHORTHAND|$1500|hard|1957: 'Guilty!' 'Guilty!', 'Guilty!' 'Guilty!', 'Guilty!' 'Guilty!', 'Guilty!' 'Guilty!', 'Guilty!' 'Guilty!', 'Guilty!' 'Nope!'|Twelve Angry Men
06/03/2006|Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH RAIN|$600|medium|Of sound mind|sane
28/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE TEENS|$2000|hard|He was known as Chan Kong Sang in his native Hong Kong where he was a teenage stuntman & fight choreographer|Jackie Chan
17/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SOCIOLOGY|$1600|hard|Sci-fi author who came up in the 1950s with 'Dianetics: The Modern Source of Mental Health'|(L. Ron) Hubbard
22/05/2006|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV QUOTES|$600|medium|'A horse has got to learn to stand on his own four feet'|Mister Ed
12/05/2010|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES CONTRIBUTORS|$800|hard|(I'm Roger Cohen.)  In the 1990s, based in Zagreb, I was the New York Times' chief of the bureau named for this peninsular region; I've written many books & columns about conflict there|the Balkan Peninsula
14/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AVIATION|$600|medium|In 1995 this airport, in operation for 66 years, was replaced by Denver International|Stapleton International Airport
14/11/1991|Jeopardy!|HITS OF THE 1960s|$400|easy|She's 'Swingin' down the street so fancy-free, nobody you meet could ever see the loneliness there'|Georgy Girl
27/03/1996|Jeopardy!|WOMEN|$500|medium|She married Adolf Hitler in a Berlin air raid shelter on April 29, 1945 & killed herself the next day|Eva Braun
11/10/2002|Jeopardy!|NUMB WITH NUMBERS|$200|easy|Number of bits in a byte or number of Liz Taylor's marriages|8
28/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MAIN STREET U.S.A.|$400|easy|Borgen's Cafe, on Main St. in Westby, Wisconsin, feels a bit like Oslo, with menus & banter in this language|Norwegian
12/01/1988|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$500|medium|According to Forbes magazine, distinction of Sam Walton of Bentonville, Ark. among all the people in the U.S.|the richest
25/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PIONEER TRAILS|$600|medium|The importance of the Mohawk Trail in New York was diminished after this waterway opened in 1825|Erie Canal
19/10/2011|Jeopardy!|PLUMBING|$1000|hard|1.6 is today's standard maximum gpf, gallons per this event|a flush
07/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PUERTO RICAN HOLIDAYS|$1600|hard|A royal-sounding January 6 holiday, or a 1999 George Clooney film|Three Kings Day
27/10/2009|Final Jeopardy!|LANDMARKS|None|None|Operation Felix, a planned 1941 Nazi action to seize this territory, was never carried out because Spain wouldn't go along|Gibraltar
23/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|& OTHER '80s OSCAR WINNERS|$1200|hard|He was acclaimed onstage as Hamlet in 1929 & onscreen as Arthur's butler in 1981|John Gielgud
27/01/2003|Jeopardy!|HEY, ABBOT!|$200|easy|In Tudor England the Abbot of Misrule was in charge of all the court festivities for this December holiday|Christmas
31/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PLAY MATES|$1200|hard|Alice More, wife of Lord Chancellor Thomas, is a character in this Robert Bolt drama|A Man for All Seasons
10/03/2006|Jeopardy!|GROOVY|$400|easy|Seen here are grooves in this Buckeye State scoured into limestone 18,000 years ago by the Great Ice Sheet|Ohio
10/05/2004|Jeopardy!|BIG, REALLY BIG!|$200|easy|Built on 200 acres, this Washington, D.C. train station was once the world's largest|Union Station
12/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BASES LOADED|$2000|hard|In 1776 the Spanish founded this military base that overlooks the entrance to San Francisco Bay|the Presidio
30/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT|$2000|hard|Niamey & Timbuktu|the Niger
11/07/2003|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE SUCH AN ANIMAL|$800|hard|At about 500 pounds, the pygmy species of this is only about 1/10 the mass of the full-sized version|hippopotamus
04/11/2011|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL RELATIONS|$800|hard|Methuselah, to Noah|grandfather
04/03/2004|Jeopardy!|WITHOUT MY PARTNER|$200|easy|He composed the operetta 'The Rose of Persia' to a libretto by Basil Hood, not Gilbert|Sullivan
03/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NORSE MYTHOLOGY|$2000|hard|This mischief-maker was up to his old tricks when he stole Freya's necklace|Loki
12/01/2010|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS SHAMUS|$200|easy|This 19th century character was known for his pipe smoking, violin playing & even cocaine use|Sherlock Holmes
30/09/2010|Jeopardy!|NUMBERS IN LATIN|$600|medium|A memorable election year:  duo milia|2000
08/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$6400|hard|He has the nerve to woo a widow beside her father-in-law's coffin, but she marries him anyway|Richard III
02/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|A PINT OF ALEC GUINNESS|$400|easy|Guiness played this mythic character in the first 3 'Star Wars' films|Obi-Wan Kenobi
11/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE STUFF|$1600|hard|Iridium, osmium, rhodium, palladium & ruthenium are members of this precious metal's 'group'|platinum
23/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm Heather Tom of The Young and the Restless.)  My sister Nicholle played Mr. Sheffield's daughter Maggie on this Fran Drescher sitcom|The Nanny
12/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE TIMES OF YOUR LIFE|$400|easy|The commemoration of each full year's passage from the original event; if I forget mine again, my wife will kill me|an anniversary
15/01/1999|Jeopardy!|IT'S JASON'S BAR MITZVAH|$200|easy|Jason was jealous when twin sister Jennifer had this equivalent ceremony at age 12|Bat Mitzvah
17/05/1990|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$100|easy|Eric likes it fried|Rice (Eric)
26/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|GLASS CLASS|$1200|hard|In medieval times the technique of making clear glass developed in this Italian city & its island of Murano|Venice
13/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SAY WHAT?|$400|easy|Extinct British Celtic vernacular, or some game hens|Cornish
11/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EDUCATION|$600|medium|Since the 1960s many communities have replaced junior high with this for the 6th-8th grades|Middle school
20/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'MAN' ALIVE|$1200|hard|The name of these handcuffs comes from the Latin for 'little hand'|manacles
15/11/1985|Final Jeopardy!|LANDMARKS|None|None|Popular name for the Jefferson Nat'l Expansion Memorial|Gateway Arch
07/11/2006|Jeopardy!|INITIALLY YOURS|$400|easy|Sexy French actress born in 1934: BB|Brigitte Bardot
22/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT DAY OF THE WEEK WAS IT?|$2000|hard|October 19, 1987, a 'Black' day for Wall Street|Monday
26/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|KNOCK, KNOCK|$200|easy|T.S. Eliot knocked this Shakespearean tragedy with King Claudius, saying it was 'certainly an artistic failure'|Hamlet
18/12/2009|Jeopardy!|PREY LATER|$600|medium|3-letter name for the Egyptian snake that played a deadly role in world affairs back in 30 B.C.|the asp
08/02/2007|Jeopardy!|I STILL LIKE CARTOONS|$600|medium|These 2 title kids get to torment the Grim Reaper after winning a limbo contest against him|Billy & Mandy
27/11/2000|Jeopardy!|'EYE' SEE|$300|easy|This confidential expression is the title of a James Bond flick|For Your Eyes Only
10/12/1987|Jeopardy!|SPIDERS|$200|easy|1 of the world's most dangerous spiders is this country's Sydney funnel web|Australia
14/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC THROUGH THE YEARS|$400|easy|His backup band is the Buckaroos|Buck Owens
05/01/2000|Final Jeopardy!|ECOLOGY|None|None|Former Monty Python member John Cleese has joined a campaign to save this bird from extinction|Parrot
23/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$800|hard|In 1974 this Arkansas Democrat lost his bid for a sixth term in the U.S. Senate|William Fulbright
13/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS TITLES|$800|hard|Sharif, ayatollah|Islam
29/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SWEETS|$400|easy|Yogurt Gone Crazy is a low-fat treat from this company famed for its 31 flavors|Baskin-Robbins
11/03/2009|Jeopardy!|BANK ON IT|$400|easy|This British bank bought the banking & capital market operations from the bankrupt Lehman Brothers|Barclays
17/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'R'RRRRR!|$800|hard|It's a stream of particles or waves emitted as the result of nuclear decay|Radiation
28/09/1998|Jeopardy!|THEATER|$500|medium|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): '(Hi, I'm Melissa Joan Hart)  I made my Broadway debut when I was 15 in this author's 'The Crucible' '|Arthur Miller
22/01/2008|Jeopardy!|VETERAN-ARY MEDICINE|$1000|hard|Among diseases associated with exposure to Vietnam-era Agent Orange is this lymph disease named for a Dr.|Hodgkin's disease
27/01/2010|Jeopardy!|LET'S PUNCTUATE|$200|easy|It comes after an initial|a period
24/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GET YOUR 'PHIL'|$2000|hard|The desire to help humanity, especially through charitable activities|philanthropy
16/02/1990|Jeopardy!|WEATHER GEAR|$200|easy|Protective device the French call un parapluie & the British call a brolly|an umbrella
20/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PEACES|$1000|hard|By the 1871 Treaty of Frankfurt, France gave Germany Alsace & part of this quiche-making province|Lorraine
01/10/1997|Jeopardy!|TELEVISED HISTORY|$200|easy|Little was found in 1986 when Geraldo Rivera opened a vault linked to this crime boss on live TV|Al Capone
27/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NASAL PASSAGES|$1200|hard|'To see what is in front of one's nose needs a constant struggle', wrote this man in 1946 (not in '1984')|(George) Orwell
23/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HYPHENATES|$400|easy|First drawn between 1763 & 1767, it was extended to present-day West Virginia in 1779|Mason-Dixon Line
06/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MATH CLASS|$1600|hard|If you get 12 questions right out of the 20 on your history test, you got this percent correct|60
11/06/2003|Jeopardy!|PET PEEVES|$1000|hard|Muffin's mad that you won't let him out to fight this type of cat, from the Latin for 'wild' -- Muffin could take him!|feral
04/11/1991|Jeopardy!|1991 FILMS|$500|medium|Robert De Niro played a film director during the anti-Communist witch hunts in this 1991 drama|Guilty by Suspicion
27/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'WO' IS ME|$600|medium|Queeg's creator|Herman Wouk
04/11/1986|Jeopardy!|LUNCH COUNTER LINGO|$500|medium|'Bossy in a bowl'|beef stew
25/11/2005|Jeopardy!|FOUR!|$200|easy|In the English alphabet, it's the fourth consonant|F
20/06/2001|Jeopardy!|SURVIVOR 12:  THE MUPPETS|$300|easy|This Transylvanian nobleman wins 1...2...3...4...5 immunity challenges|Count von Count
08/01/1998|Jeopardy!|ADVENTURE HEROES|$300|easy|This Dumas hero who left home at age 16 to be a Musketeer was based on a real person|d'Artagnan
20/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SOUP TALK|$2000|hard|Tamil gives us the name of this soup that's flavored with curry|mulligatawny
29/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$400|easy|A stringed instrument of yore, or a fabricator|lyre/liar
11/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POSSESSED|$800|hard|A battle was fought over Midway atoll; now it's officially this peaceful type of 'refuge', like for albatross|a wildlife refuge
29/03/2004|Jeopardy!|THE FIFTH DIMENSION|$200|easy|'From Russia with Love' was the fifth novel to feature this hero|James Bond
31/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENC'E'|$1600|hard|'Firth' is a synonym for this broad mouth of a river into which the tide flows|estuary
19/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DEAN|$1600|hard|Jonathan Swift was dean of this cathedral with a saintly Irish name-- in Dublin, not New York|St. Patrick's
14/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$1000|hard|This Tony-winning 1992 musical starring Chita Rivera is based on a book by Manuel Puig|Kiss of the Spider Woman
07/10/1999|Jeopardy!|LEAPIN' LIZARDS!|$300|easy|Only 2 lizards are poisonous:  the beaded lizard of Mexico & this species of the American Southwest|Gila monster
28/09/2007|Jeopardy!|LEFTOVERS|$800|hard|In Latvian myth, Lacplesis was the slayer of these; we don't know if he started killing them when he was 3|bears (giants later accepted)
20/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC U.S. BUILDINGS|$1200|hard|A puddled adobe on De Vargas street in this state capital claims to be the USA's oldest house|Santa Fe
29/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WILL & DISGRACE|$800|hard|In Act I of 'Romeo and Juliet' this arrogant Capulet kinsman turns a quarrel between servants into a brawl|Tybalt
16/11/2010|Final Jeopardy!|OPERA|None|None|The title character of this opera addresses his son in the aria 'Sois immobile' ('hold yourself still')|William Tell
01/11/1999|Jeopardy!|PARTS OF THE WHOLE|$300|easy|Its parts include the lintel, sill, sash & panes|Window
12/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE DANCE THEATRE OF HARLEM|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the Dance Theatre of Harlem in New York.)  In 2009, the Dance Theatre of Harlem celebrated its 40th anniversary; Arthur Mitchell cofounded it in response to this April 1968 tragedy|the assassination of Martin Luther King
23/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ISAAC HAYES|$400|easy|Isaac topped the charts in 1971 with his theme for this 'cat that won't cop out when there's danger all about'|(John) Shaft
13/07/1998|Final Jeopardy!|LITERARY TOURISM|None|None|This memoir, winner of a 1997 Pulitzer Prize, has made Limerick a hot tourist destination|Angela's Ashes
17/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$400|easy|It was once known as Southern Rhodesia, then just as Rhodesia|Zimbabwe
23/11/1998|Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$200|easy|In her teens this 'Queen Of Soul' toured with the New Bethel Choir as a featured singer|Aretha Franklin
05/04/2001|Jeopardy!|NIGHTS TO REMEMBER|$500|medium|On the night of July 9, 1943 the Allies began their landing on this Italian island|Sicily
05/02/1997|Final Jeopardy!|RULERS|None|None|In 44 B.C. he was made dictator for life, a post abolished after he died the same year|Julius Caesar
12/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|A VERY 'P.C.' CATEGORY|$400|easy|Completed in 1914, it stretches from the Atlantic to the Pacific|Panama Canal
10/03/2003|Jeopardy!|ALPHABETIC HOMOPHONES|$600|medium|It comes before both Greco & Alamein|El
29/11/1984|Jeopardy!|'60s TRIVIA|$200|easy|It's what LBJ showed off to reporters in October 1965|a scar
13/01/2003|Jeopardy!|BIRD, REPTILE OR FELINE|$200|easy|The ocelot|feline
04/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$800|hard|A map of your blood-pumping organ|heart chart
05/04/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 17th CENTURY|$400|easy|At the end of the century, the British East India Company founded this city, later famous for a black hole|Calcutta
16/11/2009|Jeopardy!|SPACE SHUTTLE NAMES|$1000|hard|In law, the compulsory disclosure of facts or documents|Discovery
12/11/2002|Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$800|hard|It was the easternmost of the 23 Union states|Maine
23/09/2002|Jeopardy!|WHAT GRADE DID YOU GET?|$400|easy|Grades of this potable range from doux to brut|champagne
16/03/2004|Jeopardy!|STORIED HOTELS|$400|easy|When Jonathan Harker leaves the Golden Krone Hotel in this novel, an old woman gives him a crucifix to wear|Dracula
23/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ECONOMICS|$2000|hard|Joseph Schumpeter said this system is maintained by the 'creative destruction' of innovators & entrepreneurs|capitalism
22/03/2004|Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$1000|hard|Marilyn Vos Savant's column appears in this magazine that comes with Sunday newspapers|Parade Magazine
08/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORING AFRICA|$400|easy|Stanley wanted him to return to England, but he decided to keep searching for the Nile's source|Dr. David Livingstone
06/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GOING DUTCH|$400|easy|In 1656 Dutch scientist Christiaan Huygens made the first pendulum type of this device|a clock
18/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CARTS & RAFTS|$800|hard|A tumbrel was a cart used in this revolution to transport the condemned to the guillotine|the French Revolution
11/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN WORDS & PHRASES|$400|easy|In the U.S. we have astronauts: in Russia they're called this|cosmonauts
15/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OLD MOVIES|$200|easy|Jimmy Stewart fights kidnappers in 'The Man Who Knew' this|Too Much
18/11/1996|Jeopardy!|GARNISHES|$500|medium|Hors d' ouvres may be garnished with thin slices of these expensive fungi that grow underground|truffles
01/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|YEAR OF THE HEADLINE|$400|easy|U.S. Abandons Saigon, Vietnam War Ends!|1975
28/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NOW NAME THE OTHER...|$2000|hard|movie in which Clark Gable starred that won consecutive Best Picture Oscars in the mid-1930s|Mutiny on the Bounty
21/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'SOUTHERN' COMFORT|$400|easy|This school's football team plays home games at the L.A. coliseum|the University of Southern California
30/12/2004|Jeopardy!|CLUB ME|$600|medium|It's the 'happy' name for a group of college singers who perform short pieces of choral music|a glee club
23/01/2001|Jeopardy!|OF THE TONGUE|$400|easy|Vanna could tell you the tongue of a bell is also known as this|Clapper
11/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$800|hard|This composer's 1868 work 'Wiegenlied' is better known to us as 'Lullaby'|Johannes Brahms
10/11/2003|Jeopardy!|THE J. LO DOWN|$400|easy|When asked what she got on this standardized college placement exam, Jen quipped, 'Nail polish'|the SAT
20/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$1000|hard|'The Tales of Hoffmann' was his last & greatest work|Jacques Offenbach
09/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EMINENT VICTORIANS|$1000|hard|In 1841 this British travel agent arranged his first excursion, a trip to a temperance meeting|Thomas Cook
25/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'C'|$400|easy|Lively high-kicking dance (6)|can-can
16/01/2001|Jeopardy!|LITERARY TITLE CHARACTERS|$400|easy|1759: Dr. Pangloss' naive student|Candide
14/12/2009|Jeopardy!|ALLITERATIVE FOOD & DRINK|$200|easy|According to a McDonald's jingle, the Big Mac gets this type of bun|sesame seed
18/09/2000|Jeopardy!|MERCURY|$300|easy|Mercury was named for the Roman god who had this job|Messenger
24/01/2001|Jeopardy!|'TT's ME|$300|easy|A diplomatic official, or his briefcase|Attache
19/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE FRENCH|$800|hard|This word for any style of cooking is from the French for 'kitchen'|cuisine
28/04/1997|Final Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|None|None|Range of mountains where Danny Kaye, Alan King & Rip Van Winkle gained fame|the Catskills
16/03/2010|Jeopardy!|THE SHARED LOUISIANA PARISH NAME|$600|medium|Jesse, Robert H., Stonewall|Jackson
16/11/1990|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$300|easy|This brandy made from hard cider was called Jersey lightning in Colonial times|applejack
15/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|RAMSES THE GREAT|$800|hard|Ramses fought to keep this people, now in the nation just west of Egypt, from settling in the Nile Delta|Libya
02/05/2001|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL LANGUAGES|$500|medium|In Tanzania: English & this|Swahili
14/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER BRITISH ISLES|$1600|hard|Like Jersey, this second-biggest channel island can also mean something to wear (a blue sailor's vest)|Guernsey
08/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR! OSCAR!|$1200|hard|For a 1936 film bio, Paul Muni won an Oscar for portraying this French scientist|Louis Pasteur
05/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'INCA's|$2000|hard|To deprive of effectiveness|incapacitate
29/03/2007|Jeopardy!|THE GOLDEN AGE OF TELEVISION|$400|easy|The opening of his anthology series showed the silhouette of this director filling a line drawing of his profile|Alfred Hitchcock
15/02/2008|Jeopardy!|STATE NICKNAMES|$800|hard|'The Gopher State'|Minnesota
01/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ONE-MAN SHOWS|$400|easy|This 'Gandhi' star named his son for 19th century actor Edmund Kean, whom he played in a 1-man show|Ben Kingsley
13/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HERE'S LOOKING AT YOU, KID|$400|easy|She played little Virginia Cary in 1935's 'The Littlest Rebel'|Shirley Temple
19/12/2007|Jeopardy!|PARTS OF SPEECH|$200|easy|Dream, when you're feeling blue; dream, that's the thing to do: dream|verb
08/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ANTONYMS|$2000|hard|For AeroMexico, they're salidas y llegadas|arrivals & departures
27/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$400|easy|[Hi, I'm Wallace Langham]  My mother was a costume designer on this first TV variety series hosted by this brother-&-sister duo|Donny & Marie Osmond
15/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$200|easy|God actually told him to transport 7 pairs of each clean animal|Noah
11/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$3000|hard|The insightful E.B. White said, 'The time not to become a father is eighteen years before' one of these|a war
23/01/2006|Jeopardy!|THE SHORT FORM|$200|easy|'Dis' is short for this, what you show someone if you dis him|disrespect
29/01/2007|Jeopardy!|COMING TO AMERICA|$1000|hard|On Form I-589, 'Application for' this, explain who would hurt you if you returned to your home country|asylum
26/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE MOVIES|$1000|hard|[Hi, I'm Michael McKean]  In 1999 I played Mr. Walsh in this film about a small Alaska town whose hockey team faces off against the New York Rangers|Mystery, Alaska
30/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SANDRA BULLOCK MOVIES|$1600|hard|Lenina Huxley, a cop in 2032 who unfreezes John Spartan (Sylvester Stallone)|Demolition Man
09/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY|$1000|hard|It's the third-largest planet in our solar system|Uranus
07/11/1994|Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$100|easy|This metal, Al, used in beverage cans & food wrap was once considered a precious metals|aluminum
21/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GOING HORSE|$400|easy|33,000 foot pounds per minute|(one) horsepower
16/06/2006|Jeopardy!|FIRST BORN|$800|hard|Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dali, Grandma Moses|Grandma Moses
04/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY SHORTS|$800|hard|A 12-year-old nymphet torments a grown man|Lolita
22/01/2007|Jeopardy!|A FEW GOOD MEN|$200|easy|In May 1883 this showman put on his first 'Wild West Show'|Buffalo Bill Cody
20/07/2004|Jeopardy!|IT'S A WEBSITE|$800|hard|Melville's scrivener.com|Bartleby
07/01/2011|Jeopardy!|TAKING STOCK, SYMBOLICALLY|$800|hard|What's in your wallet? This financial company, COF, hopes it's their credit card|Capital One
30/05/2001|Jeopardy!|MOVIE LAST LINES|$200|easy|It ends with Marlon Brando yelling for Stella|A Streetcar Named Desire
09/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PUT 'EM IN ORDER|$800|hard|Bebop, ragtime, swing|Ragtime, swing, bebop
16/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHO-SIERS|$3000|hard|Indianan who formed the American Railway Union in 1893 & was a candidate for President 5 times|Eugene Debs
20/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MIKE TV|$1600|hard|He played the title detective on the long-running series 'Mannix'|Mike Connors
02/09/1997|Jeopardy!|EGGS-ACTLY!|$100|easy|An egg fried on both sides is flippantly described as this|over easy
07/05/1997|Jeopardy!|FORMER NAMES OF COUNTRIES|$100|easy|Persia|Iran
23/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MAFIA FAMILY TIES|$200|easy|Some have linked Detroit's Zerilli family to the 1975 disappearance of this Teamsters leader -- but not us, Mr. Zerilli|Jimmy Hoffa
01/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BROWN|$1600|hard|Though Carter won the 1976 Democratic nomination, this Californian beat him in the Nevada primary|Jerry Brown
05/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FOR THE BIRDS|$600|medium|This genus of woodpecker includes the red-breasted & the yellow-bellied types|Sapsucker
24/02/1999|Jeopardy!|THE DREADED SPELLING CATEGORY|$400|easy|We'll think of you as lustrous, colorful & brilliant when you spell...|I-R-I-D-E-S-C-E-N-T
15/06/2000|Jeopardy!|SONGS FROM DISNEY FILMS|$300|easy|'I'm Late' & 'March of the Cards'|Alice in Wonderland
30/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ON WISCONSIN|$400|easy|This nickname for Wisconsin folks goes back to lead miners who lived in holes in the ground or hillsides|badgers
16/03/2009|Jeopardy!|LANDS O' LAKES|$600|medium|Ownership of Lake of the Woods is split between these 2 countries|Canada & the United States
10/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$200|easy|Antony said this assassin of Caesar made 'the most unkindest cut of all'|Brutus
26/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'G'ARDEN GLOSSARY|$1200|hard|Open an account at one of these banks that exist for the conservation of seeds, tissues or reproductive cells|a gene bank
11/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'SEASON'|$1000|hard|This Jason Miller play about a basketball team's reunion was a slam-dunk with critics in 1973|That Championship Season
10/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MANHATTAN NEIGHBORHOODS|$800|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew strolls down along a Manhattan sidewalk.)  A young street singer named Irving Berlin is one of many immigrants who got started in this area with a 3-word name|the Lower East Side
25/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GOLD RUSH|$600|medium|Tourists now rush to this man's 1839 Adobe Fort in Sacramento, California|John Sutter
19/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|'Culture Club' lead singer who was 'The Father of His Country'|Boy George Washington
14/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE IN HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER|$800|hard|Before playing Robin, Cobie Smulders shared the screen with Clark, Lana & Lex on this drama|Smallville
22/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|A SENSE OF DECORUM|$800|hard|Eat this vegetable leaf by leaf with your fingers, but when you get to the heart, use a knife & fork|artichoke
14/07/2004|Jeopardy!|WEAPONS OF MASS DISTRACTION|$200|easy|(Jimbo of the CC keeps on truckin'.)  Often used by truckers, these radios that work on 40 channels were a fad in the '70s & '80s  'That's a big 10-4, good buddy.'|CB radios
05/01/2006|Jeopardy!|MAY THE 'FOR's BE WITH YOU|$200|easy|Because it's durable & heat-resistant, it's long been a favorite material for kitchen counter tops|Formica
05/01/2012|Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$800|hard|From 'Walden': 'the mass of men lead lives of quiet' this|desperation
30/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TV GUIDE'S 50 GREATEST STARS|$1000|hard|Nos. 32 & 48: 1 of 2 male cartoon characters on the list who are voiced by females|Bart Simpson or Rocky The Flying Squirrel
06/02/1986|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$300|easy|On this show, Michael's 'armor' is K.I.T.T.|Knight Rider
09/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WE RETITLE TV SHOWS|$2000|hard|'Drs. Weaver, Lockhart & Rasgotra, Medicine Women of Chicago'|ER
18/06/2004|Jeopardy!|THROW THE 'BOOK' AT 'EM!|$600|medium|Used in preparation of copy for publication, it contains rules for punctuation & typography|a stylebook
15/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|20TH CENTURY WRITERS|$1000|hard|'The Godwulf Manuscript' in 1974 was his first book about Boston policeman-turned-private eye Spenser|Robert Parker
12/01/2010|Jeopardy!|THE WORLD OF POLITICS|$600|medium|Morgan Tsvangirai is an opposition leader in this troubled African country|Zimbabwe
24/04/2009|Jeopardy!|I HEAR BANJOS|$400|easy|In 2009 this comic actor released a banjo album--'Ramblin' Guy' isn't one of the tracks|Steve Martin
21/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PRODUCE|$400|easy|Not only did he produce 'Citizen Kane', he co-wrote, starred in & directed the film, too; talk about a best boy!|(Orson) Welles
22/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|“WH”AT IS IT?|$600|medium|You'll find this capital of the Yukon Territory on the Alaska Highway; so giddyup now!|Whitehorse
17/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A 'LITTLE' LIT|$2000|hard|The diminutive title character of this Dickens novel has siblings named Tip & Fanny|Little Dorrit
21/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY SOME GULF|$400|easy|Tampa Bay is an arm of this, the world's largest gulf|the Gulf of Mexico
10/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WEIRD HISTORY|$800|hard|In the first of several marriages, this English king married his sister-in-law in 1509|Henry VIII
04/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE SHAKESPEARE TITLE|$1200|hard|'A.Y.L.I.'|As You Like It
20/11/1992|Jeopardy!|NORTH & SOUTH|$100|easy|On April 14, 1865, General Robert Anderson raised the same flag he'd lowered over this port four years before|Fort Sumter
07/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'RED' SCIENCE|$1600|hard|A small, dim star; Proxima Centauri is one|a red dwarf
10/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|The enrichment of soil; Dad uses a spreader on the lawn|fertilization
14/11/1989|Jeopardy!|NUCLEAR PHYSICS|$300|easy|In nuclear fission mass from the neutron and the bombarded nucleus become energy as per this equation|E = mc2
06/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'SAN' CITY|$2000|hard|With a population of less than 5,000, it's one of the smallest capitals in Europe & is in one of the smallest nations|San Marino
25/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|IRIDIUM|$400|easy|British chemist Smithson Tennant did it in 1804|discovered iridium
20/04/2011|Jeopardy!|THIS CATEGORY IS MURDER|$400|easy|The London district of Whitechapel is where this fiend carried out his slayings in 1888|Jack the Ripper
03/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SHATNER HAPPENS|$2000|hard|Bill's 200b autobiography begins, 'Call me... Captain James T. Kirk, or Sergeant T.J. Hooker, or' this guy this guy|Denny Crane
18/09/2007|Jeopardy!|THE RICH LIST|$1000|hard|Start your search engines, please-- in 2007 Forbes' youngest U.S. billionaire was Sergey Brin, 33 of this company|Google
22/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FATHER'S IN LAW|$1600|hard|Father learned about the quaint problems of the poor at Chicago's 'Edwin F. Mandel' this type of 'Clinic'|legal aid
15/11/1989|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$200|easy|John Q. Adams & Henry Clay were among those who negotiated the Treaty of Ghent that ended this war|the War of 1812
24/04/2009|Jeopardy!|I HEAR BANJOS|$200|easy|The classic bluegrass song 'Dueling Banjos' is featured in this disturbing 1972 film|Deliverance
18/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WOULD YOU TAKE AN 'IOU'?|$1600|hard|From the Latin for 'propitiate', it means earnestly religious|pious
23/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORD WORDS|$400|easy|These terms are, you know, the 2 examples of embololalia in this clue that, like, stall for time|You know & like
03/03/2004|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$400|easy|A chilly swimming basin|cool pool
19/09/2005|Jeopardy!|A ROSE IS A ROSE IS A ROSE|$800|hard|In this Umberto Eco novel, William of Baskerville solves a murder like a medieval Sherlock Holmes|The Name of the Rose
31/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE PROM QUEEN|$1200|hard|Appropriately, the first dance for the prom queen & king was 'Let's Get It Started' by this hip-hop group|The Black Eyed Peas
09/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GAME NAME|$2500|hard|Known as Jumpman when introduced in Donkey Kong, this video game character has since appeared in over 70 games|Mario
20/09/2011|Jeopardy!|STATELY RIVERS|$200|easy|For some 2,300 miles, this 'Ol' Man River' just keeps rollin' along|the Mississippi
30/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BE A SALAMI SWAMI|$1000|hard|Cubed salami is often served as a part of this Italian dish whose name means 'before the meal'|antipasto
30/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE FRENCH|$2000|hard|Antiquers know this French term for 'Chinese-style' furniture such as 18th c. Chinese Chippendale|chinoiserie (chinois accepted)
16/03/1999|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL GROUPS|$400|easy|A sedge is a group of these birds, perhaps the sandhill type seen here|Cranes
16/09/1999|Jeopardy!|TAKE A SEAT!|$100|easy|Seat seen here, possibly preferred by Spielberg or Welles:|Director's chair
17/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'E' GADS!|$1200|hard|Her words to Mary, 'Blessed art thou among women', are part of the 'Hail Mary' prayer|Elizabeth
03/12/2004|Jeopardy!|ON THE GO|$1000|hard|In 1775 Daniel Boone & 30 expert woodsmen marked this 200-mile trail from Virginia to Kentucky|Wilderness Road
18/10/2002|Jeopardy!|QUESTIONABLE DATES OF BIRTH|$400|easy|At one point this actress & future first lady took 2 years off her age|Nancy Reagan
27/06/2007|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S IN A CELEBRITY NAME?|$200|easy|Perhaps thinking it sounded a bit cheesy, John Cheese's dad changed 1 letter in his name, so John is this|John Cleese
03/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TROPICAL ISLANDS|$1000|hard|A boat can take you round the Raa & Baa Atolls of the Maldives in this body of water|Indian Ocean
09/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PREFIXES|$2000|hard|An -ologist who specifically studies birds gets this Greek prefix before his or her name|ornith- (or ornitho-)
06/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|JAPAN|$800|hard|2 of the country's 4 main islands|Hokkaido, Honshu, Kyushu & Shikoku
14/11/1990|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$400|easy|Of the 7 deadly sins, the one that's also the name of an animal|sloth
20/04/2001|Jeopardy!|THE NORTHERNMOST CAPITAL CITY|$500|medium|New Delhi, Beijing, Islamabad|Beijing
23/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|1985|$400|easy|Ted Turner tried to buy CBS after this company bought ABC|Capital Cities
14/01/2004|Jeopardy!|CONNECTICUT|$600|medium|Miss Porter's School in Farmington was the alma mater of this Long Island-born first lady|Jackie Kennedy
01/01/2001|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$300|easy|An adorable wind instrument|Cute flute
03/02/2010|Jeopardy!|MOVIE OBJECTS|$400|easy|In this holiday classic, Ralphie's dad's 'leg lamp' causes quite a stir|A Christmas Story
09/10/2000|Jeopardy!|SPORTS RHYME TIME|$400|easy|A small parcel containing a stringed tennis tool|racket packet
13/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE PEABODY AWARDS|$2000|hard|A 2002 prize went to the PBS documentary 'Bringing Down a Dictator', a look at this Serb|(Slobodan) Milosevic
15/09/1999|Jeopardy!|THE TWIN CITIES|$300|easy|The Twins & Vikings play in the Metrodome, named for this politician|Hubert H. Humphrey
17/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$1600|hard|In 1934 Laurens Hammond invented an electric one of these musical instruments without pipes|an organ
21/05/1990|Jeopardy!|FISH|$300|easy|The Walking, Electric & Pencil species of this fish have 'whiskers'|Catfish
13/07/2005|Jeopardy!|OPERA CROSSWORD CLUES 'C'|$400|easy|The Royal Danish Opera's home city (10)|Copenhagen
19/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MEGA-EVENTS|$1200|hard|In 1896 more than 2,000 were trampled in the stampede for free beer at the coronation of this doomed czar|Nicholas II
15/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE AUTHOR'S NAME|$1200|hard|Katherine ______ Porter|Anne
08/02/1999|Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS' TERMS OF SERVICE|$100|easy|1961-1963|Lyndon B. Johnson
31/03/1993|Jeopardy!|FASHION|$500|medium|Some brides wear a decorative skullcap named for this Shakespearean heroine|Juliet
18/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN WOMEN NOVELISTS|$1600|hard|The author of 'A Stranger is Watching', she's been called 'America's Queen of Suspense'|Mary Higgins Clark
12/09/2006|Jeopardy!|THE TIME 100|$600|medium|Sandra Day O'Connor wrote that he was 'the new face of America's highest court'|(John) Roberts
17/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$800|hard|It's what 'powered' the first B&O passenger train back in 1830|Horses
07/05/2001|Final Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS|None|None|He's the last character to die in 'Julius Caesar'|Brutus
15/05/2007|Jeopardy!|TIME IS 'SHORT'|$800|hard|Briefly, it's butter or lard used to make pastry|shortening
06/01/2003|Jeopardy!|QUEENS|$200|easy|Britain's beloved Queen Mum, who died in 2002 at age 101, was this queen's mum|Queen Elizabeth II
23/07/2009|Jeopardy!|BATMAN TV VILLAINS|$400|easy|Julie Newmar, Eartha Kitt & Lee Meriwether as this purr-fect villain (not all at the same time)|Catwoman
06/03/2006|Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH RAIN|$1000|hard|Sorghum or triticale|grain
05/07/2005|Jeopardy!|OBJECTS|$400|easy|Wimmer-Ferguson makes a toy for babies to bite on punningly called the 'Brain' this|Teether
02/11/2006|Jeopardy!|POET'S GLOSSARY|$1000|hard|From the Latin for 'stopping place', it's 2 or more lines of poetry that form a division within a poem|a stanza
18/11/2011|Jeopardy!|ALMA MATERS|$800|hard|Larry Page & Sergey Brin started Google in their dorm room while working on Ph.D.s at this California college|Stanford
26/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN OPERAS|$400|easy|'Il Mercante Di Venezia'|The Merchant of Venice
16/10/2008|Jeopardy!|ROLLING STONE'S 100 GREATEST GUITAR SONGS|$200|easy|No. 1 on the list is his 'Johnny B. Goode'|Chuck Berry
04/10/2000|Jeopardy!|DR. SEUSS|$200|easy|Bah Humbug!  He's the character seen here|the Grinch
03/10/2007|Jeopardy!|'D' BRIEFING|$1000|hard|Humorous poetry with irregular rhythm is known by this canine name|doggerel
28/02/2007|Jeopardy!|ABOUT BUILDINGS|$200|easy|This type of building can be a place to stay while on a hunting trip or a place where Freemasons meet|a lodge
11/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS OF THE BIBLE|$600|medium|In the first book of this man, he anoints Saul as king|Samuel
24/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRITISH INVASION|$2000|hard|Some pressings of this group's hit 'Ferry Cross the Mersey' were printed as 'Ferry Across the Mersey'|Gerry and the Pacemakers
28/11/1997|Jeopardy!|THE RAVEN|$100|easy|In 1959 Glen Raven Mills introduced these waist-high nylons that don't need garters or corsets|Panty hose
02/04/1990|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATIONS|$300|easy|You could see one of them write down 'q.i.d.', but you might find it hard to read|Doctors (they write that down on your prescription; take it 4 times a day)
16/03/1998|Jeopardy!|'D' IN COOKING|$100|easy|Some folks make wine from this familiar weed, while others cook its leaves like spinach|Dandelion
11/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$1000|hard|Year in which Franklin Roosevelt was elected for an unprecedented 3rd term as president|1940
12/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GERMAN HISTORY|$1200|hard|In 1805 Napoleon made this duchy a kingdom; today it's Germany's largest & southernmost state|Bavaria
29/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'B'OOKS|$2000|hard|Amelia Evans opens a cafe in this novella by Carson McCullers|Ballad of the Sad Cafe
07/07/2008|Jeopardy!|WAR|$600|medium|It ran from 1618 to 1648|the Thirty Years' War
11/06/2001|Jeopardy!|COMING TO A CLOTHES|$200|easy|Hyphenated name for the style of jacket seen here:|Double-breasted
06/11/2001|Final Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|None|None|Character from an 18th century tale who felt 'Above an hundred arrows discharged on my left hand'|Gulliver
19/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A 5-COURSE MEAL|$2000|hard|For dessert, we imitate Brennan's in N.O. & cook up this bananas & ice cream dessert named for a customer|Bananas Foster
24/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NATURE|$800|hard|In the 1940s zoologist Karl von Frisch discovered that bees use this as a compass|Sun
24/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE TEENS|$200|easy|This film size is often used for making documentaries & low-budget features|16mm
12/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CORPORATE HISTORIES|$200|easy|Need refills for your Swingline?  Head to this chain founded by Thomas Stemberg in 1985|Staples
17/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'LOVE' IN THE MOVIES|$400|easy|When Ryan O'Neal apologizes to Barbra Streisand in 'What's Up, Doc?' she quotes this line from 'Love Story'|'Love means never having to say you're sorry'
21/10/2010|Jeopardy!|BLAME IT ON THE CASANOVA|$200|easy|This knight's forbidden love for the queen caused him to fail in his holy grail quest & busted up the round table|Lancelot
11/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED MAMMALS|$2000|hard|Large hog-like mammal: I TRAP|tapir
23/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TAGLINES|$1600|hard|1976: 'His whole life was a million-to-one shot'|Rocky
17/10/2002|Jeopardy!|THE ARABIAN NIGHTS|$600|medium|The mounted men Ali Baba saw & figured were thieves, numbered this many|40
05/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SEAN CONNERY|$3000|hard|Connery has 2 tattoos on his arm; one says 'Mom and Dad' & the other, this country 'Forever'|Scotland
24/02/2006|Jeopardy!|T3: RISE OF THE CONSONANTS|$800|hard|9-letter adjective describing one with no means of subsistence|destitute
21/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHEELS OF MISFORTUNE|$800|hard|If you want to see GM's revolutionary EV1, watch the documentary 'Who Killed' this type of 'Car'|the electric car
12/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CREATIONS|$1000|hard|In 1975, 30 years after introducing the Bic pen, Baron Marcel Bich introduced this disposable item|the disposable razor
02/06/1999|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$500|medium|Id Al-Fitr is a day of feasting that ends the fast at the end of this Islamic holy month|Ramadan
25/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S GREEK MYTHOLOGY TO ME|$600|medium|This war god wasn't too successful in battle; he was once captured & stuck in a jar for 13 months|Ares
10/12/2004|Jeopardy!|THE U.S. CONSTITUTION|$400|easy|This 45-word portion of the Constitution guarantees the right 'peaceably to assemble'|the 1st Amendment
19/07/1991|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC QUOTES|$100|easy|In a telegram on December 17, 1903, they wrote, 'Success.  Four flights Thursday morning'|the Wright Brothers (Orville & Wilbur)
05/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THERE'S AN 'A'|$800|hard|The first Jewish high priest|Aaron
29/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MATH|$1200|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew stands at a chalkboard.)  Multiplying in scientific notation gets me a product with this exponent|9
22/03/2010|Final Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE TITLES|None|None|It's not one of the Bard's better-known comedy titles, but has the distinction of containing the most apostrophes|Love's Labour's Lost
21/04/2009|Jeopardy!|TEXAS HOLD'EM HANDS|$600|medium|A pair of these face cards is referred to as 'fishhooks'|jacks
11/11/1986|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL WOOD|$400|easy|You weren't supposed to do this with anyone else but the Andrews Sisters|sit under the apple tree
18/11/1996|Jeopardy!|THE NEW TESTAMENT|$400|easy|In a letter, he wrote, 'I am ready to preach the Gospel to you that are at Rome also'|Paul
08/01/2001|Jeopardy!|PUT SOMETHING ON|$400|easy|Women's shorts cut to resemble a skirt, or the breeches that French revolutionaries were 'sans'|Culottes
09/09/2008|Jeopardy!|1908|$1000|hard|This orator runs for president for a third & last time & loses again|William Jennings Bryan
26/02/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTING PRESIDENTS|$1600|hard|He was the first baseman & captain of Yale's 1948 baseball team|George Herbert Walker Bush
04/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE JAMES|$800|hard|...who was shot during an assassination attempt on President Reagan|James Brady
28/02/1990|Jeopardy!|'H' ON THE MAP|$200|easy|The name of this mountain range comes from the Sanskrit word for 'abode of snow'|Himalayas
17/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|1950s WOMEN|$600|medium|On January 7, 1955 she made history as the first black in a major role at the Metropolitan Opera|Marian Anderson
12/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COLORS ON THE MAP|$1200|hard|In the Bay of Naples: The ____ Grotto|Blue
27/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ECONOMISTS|$2000|hard|In January 1980 PBS began televising this economist's series 'Free to Choose'|Milton Friedman
07/07/1995|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$400|easy|Members of this volunteer crime-fighting organization are famous for wearing red berets|the Guardian Angels
04/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONIC NAMES|$400|easy|A tree that's a national symbol of Slovenia, or a Texan U.S. president's first name|linden (or Lyndon)
12/09/2000|Jeopardy!|THE GRIDIRON|$100|easy|[Hi, I'm Dick Butkus, Hall of Fame linebacker of the Chicago Bears]  Before moving to Soldier Field in 1971, the Bears played its home games for 50 seasons in this Cubs park|Wrigley Field
03/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|JERSEY TV|$400|easy|The opening credits to this series showed Tony's commute home to the suburbs of Northern New Jersey|The Sopranos
03/10/1985|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE DOUBLE LETTERS|$300|easy|Soft white Italian cheese often used as pizza topping|mozzarella
23/04/2008|Jeopardy!|LOOK OUT BELOW|$800|hard|Black smoke rises from oil fires in this country in a photo taken from space in 1991|Kuwait
24/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY LOCALES|$1600|hard|'The Jewel in the Crown' (1966)|India
23/04/2007|Jeopardy!|THE ROARING '20s|$400|easy|In 1922 Margaret Gorman was retroactively crowned this for winning 1921's 'Inter-City Beauty Pageant'|Miss America
19/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'R' WORLD|$1600|hard|Its functions include insight, imagination & control of the left hand|the right side of the brain
01/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PACKAGING|$400|easy|In this process, a clear film is wound around an object, then heated to tighten it|Shrink-wrapping
04/02/1991|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$400|easy|If someone showed you his 'Fender Stratocaster', you'd be looking at one of these|Guitar
14/04/2011|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL COMPANIES|$1000|hard|This sporting shoe company's logo features a feline jumping over the letters|Puma
14/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WE'VE REACHED A PLATEAU|$600|medium|The Great Karroo is a vast, arid plateau in the western Cape province of this country|South Africa
26/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE LETTERS|$800|hard|A doll that has more realistic body parts than some other dolls is said to be anatomically this|correct
23/04/1986|Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$300|easy|Samuel took a horn of oil & did this to David amidst his brethren|anoint
23/03/2010|Jeopardy!|BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN|$800|hard|Russia helped this country regain control of Sofia from the Ottomans in 1878; the Communists dominated by 1948|Bulgaria
29/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GEE 'Q'|$400|easy|It's the timepiece mineral seen here|Quartz
14/03/2001|Jeopardy!|I GOT THE MUSIC IN ME|$100|easy|To see John Lennon's Sgt. Pepper costume, head to this Ohio establishment|The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
15/09/2009|Jeopardy!|HERBS & SPICES|$400|easy|This best-known maker of Dijon mustard is named for its French founders, who created the product in 1777|Grey Poupon
11/09/2003|Jeopardy!|COLORS|$200|easy|'Khaki' comes from the Hindi for the color of this; it's also what the 'bunnies' under the bed are made of|dust
06/03/2001|Jeopardy!|DECOR|$300|easy|Inserted in a window, it's meant to be seen through; as a room partition, it's not|Screen
17/10/1991|Double Jeopardy!|SECRETARIES OF DEFENSE|$200|easy|Nicknamed “Cap the Knife”, he was Reagan’s first Secretary of Defense|Caspar Weinberger
26/11/2004|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'D'|$200|easy|Bram Stoker novel you can 'count' on (7)|Dracula
20/12/2002|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$800|hard|The Thomas Jefferson Medals for architecture & for law are given annually at this university|University of Virginia
19/11/2002|Jeopardy!|HEY, THAT RHYMES|$1000|hard|A messy duplicate or Xerox|sloppy copy
06/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FAMILY FILMS|$800|hard|Rosalind Russell brings up her orphaned nephew in this 1958 classic|Auntie Mame
30/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH SPELLING BEE|$800|hard|A game of tic-tac-toe is a game of these & crosses|N-O-U-G-H-T-S
14/07/2010|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC LASTS|None|None|In the 'thanks a lot, fellas' department, Mongolia was the last country to join this group--August 9, 1945|the Allies
19/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER DROP|$1000|hard|Drop this letter from quick & active to get a Jewish circumcision|K (brisk/bris)
23/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PSYCH 'O'|$800|hard|This type of 'working' therapy gives the individual something meaningful to do|occupational therapy
14/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE SHERLOCK HOLMES FILE|$1600|hard|His 'colorful' first case|A Study in Scarlet
11/09/2000|Jeopardy!|STRIPS OF CELLULOID|$300|easy|She was stripper Erin Grant in the 1996 classic 'Striptease'|Demi Moore
18/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$600|medium|A foot-operated breast enlarger pump is on display at the Museum of Questionable Medical Devices in this Twin City|Minneapolis
28/01/2008|Jeopardy!|WHO'S RUNNING THIS OPERATION?|$600|medium|(With some help) Brian Cashman makes the personnel decisions in this job with the New York Yankees|general manager
02/04/1993|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|This play inspired Robert Browning's poem 'Caliban Upon Setebos'|The Tempest
04/12/1998|Jeopardy!|WHERE ARE WE?|$300|easy|The column seen here honors this sailor, who died in 1805|Lord Horatio Nelson
04/12/2007|Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS ON FILM|$800|hard|James Cagney in 'The Seven Little Foys'|George M. Cohan
16/10/2000|Jeopardy!|'TOON IN|$100|easy|In 1937 the spinach-growing town of Crystal City, Texas erected a statue of this animated character|Popeye
29/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MATH ABBREV. & SYMBOLS|$800|hard|Regarding sets, 'R' refers to real numbers & 'Q' refers to this group of numbers that also begins with 1|rational numbers
01/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'90s BEST PICTURE PLOT POINTS|$400|easy|Poor Jack Dawson leaves Southampton in 1912 to go to America for a new start; has trouble along the way|Titanic
02/03/2001|Jeopardy!|HISTORY WITH MR. PEABODY & SHERMAN|$500|medium|In one episode an Inca chief puts this explorer before a spear-throwing squad|Francisco Pizarro
15/01/1990|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$500|medium|The badges Girl Scouts earn are officially worn on this part of the uniform|Sash
04/04/2005|Jeopardy!|TOON UP|$800|hard|Originally, Nickelodeon aired episodes of this Wallaby's 'Modern Life'|Rocko
02/12/2010|Jeopardy!|CHRISTIAN DENOMINATIONS IN THE U.S.|$1000|hard|A German guy started this denomination that now has 3.6 million U.S. followers|Lutheran
14/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BE A STELLAR SPELLER|$400|easy|We're not kidding, please spell the dog star...|S-I-R-I-U-S
15/11/2004|Jeopardy!|NONMUSICAL MTV|$400|easy|On 'Newlyweds', Nick Lachey had to explain to her that Chicken of the Sea is actually fish|Jessica Simpson
03/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BRITS & AUSSIES ON TV|$2000|hard|Aussie actress Rachel Griffiths & Welsh actor Matthew Rhys play 2 of Sally Field's children on this series|Brothers & Sisters
05/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$700|hard|The life of these in your body ranges from 3 days in your intestine to a lifetime in your brain|Cells
04/10/2011|Jeopardy!|THEY OUGHT TO MAKE A MOVIE|$200|easy|For Michael Korda's 'Ike', a biography of this man, I'm thinking Brendan Fraser|Eisenhower
27/10/1999|Jeopardy!|REMEMBERING THE '90s|$100|easy|The Gulf War was triggered by the occupation of this country|Kuwait
28/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DEACON BLUES|$400|easy|In 1987 in York, Deacon Sylvia Mutch was the 1st woman to conduct a marriage in the church of this country|the Church of England
27/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CABINET DEPARTMENTS IN OTHER WORDS|$2000|hard|Ex-soldiers' financial arrangements|Veterans' Affairs
02/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD|$400|easy|These Southern pecan patties are named for a French diplomat|Pralines
18/06/1999|Jeopardy!|FATHER'S DAY|$400|easy|You'll have better living through Robert Boyle, known by some as the father of this|Chemistry
19/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GRAPES|$1200|hard|In an Aesop fable, this animal decides the grapes he can't reach must therefore be sour|a fox
10/10/2003|Jeopardy!|WELL EQUIPPED|$400|easy|This piece of equipment was first worn by a future admiral playing in the 1893 Army-Navy Game|football helmet
22/12/1997|Jeopardy!|SONGS OF THE '60s|$400|easy|Fittingly, it's the last song on the 1967 album 'The Doors'|The End
25/02/2002|Jeopardy!|WED TO THE IDEA|$800|hard|Once, a groom paid a sum to the bride's family & she came with a collection of money & property known as this|a dowry
29/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AIRPORT PEOPLE|$200|easy|Orange County, California:  A movie 'Duke'|John Wayne
16/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TIME TO RETIRE|$800|hard|In 1955 this former GOP president completed a government commission and retired from public service|Hoover
22/12/2004|Jeopardy!|C IS FOR...|$1000|hard|Cellulose, a carbohydrate that makes up this part of a plant's cell|the cell walls
02/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONIC PAIRS|$200|easy|Author Roald's Barbies|Dahl's dolls
16/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MONDO GEO|$1600|hard|Communities on this 'potent potable' island N. of Venezuela include Emmastad, Nieuwpoort & Julianadorp|Curacao
16/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CONTRONYMS|$1600|hard|This adjective describes both something that moves quickly & something that doesn't move at all|fast
16/04/1999|Jeopardy!|LADIES HOME JOURNAL|$400|easy|From the Latin for 'entering', they're the listed things you need to prepare food from a recipe|Ingredients
23/04/1997|Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE '60s HIT|$300|easy|Tommy James & The Shondells' 'Hanky...'|Panky
17/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC GOES TO THE MOVIES|$400|easy|The piece heard here was frighteningly effective in this 1979 Robert Duvall film|Apocalypse Now ('Ride of the Valkyries')
22/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE THINGS YOU SAY!|$800|hard|Powerful people may be surrounded by these 'men' named for the syllable they often utter|yes men
09/09/2003|Jeopardy!|LOVE, HONOR OR OBEY|$400|easy|The Daleks of 'Dr. Who' have a limited vocabulary; basically it's this or 'You will be exterminated!'|obey
25/04/2000|Jeopardy!|POPULAR MUSIC|$500|medium|This man with a 1961 No. 1 hit had a father with a 1935 No. 1 & 2 sons who teamed up for a 1990 No. 1|Ricky Nelson
24/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'PH'UN WORDS|$800|hard|This Olivia Newton-John recording spent 10 weeks at No. 1, the longest of any single in the 1980's|Physical
05/05/2010|Jeopardy!|'V' LIKE 7-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|You're like this scavenging bird seen here|vulture
29/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MY MUMMY DONE TOLD ME|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Cairo, Egypt.)  Among the many amulets placed within the linen wrappings of a mummy was this symbol of life|an ankh
15/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|REFRESHER COURSE|$400|easy|It's the color that's usually found before 'tea ice cream'|green
22/01/1998|Jeopardy!|NOT A DROP TO DRINK|$100|easy|The only requirement for membership in this group founded in 1935 is a desire to stop drinking|Alcoholics Anonymous
01/11/2004|Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$600|medium|On film, he's played George of the Jungle & Dudley Do-Right|Brendan Fraser
02/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HIS PRO TEAM RIGHT BEFORE...|$2000|hard|...before Wayne Gretzky played for the L.A. Kings (they're up north)|Edmonton Oilers
12/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$2000|hard|One of Gerald Durell's nature books is called 'Catch Me' this type of monkey, seen here|a colobus
19/11/1996|Jeopardy!|MOVIE CLASSICS|$200|easy|Shirley Temple danced with this future TV hillbilly in the 1936 film 'Captain January'|Buddy Ebsen
02/04/2003|Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'F'|$200|easy|This animal verb means to seek notice by servile behavior|fawn
23/02/2006|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE TITLES IN OTHER WORDS|$800|hard|'A Subjugation for One Small Burrowing Mammal'|The Taming of the Shrew
04/05/2006|Jeopardy!|AUTO FOCUS|$400|easy|Incorporated in 1915, it designed its cars to withstand Sweden's rough roads & cold temperatures|Volvo
16/06/1999|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED MUSICALS|$300|easy|'Inane'|Annie
05/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AND SIX|$400|easy|Julie Andrews sang it as the sixth tone of the diatonic scale|La
04/11/2010|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY HISTORY|$400|easy|Around 1950 3 Southeast Asian states were given some autonomy, ending the union known as French this|Indochina
11/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL IS HERE TO STAY|$1600|hard|This 'Super Freak' singer was once in a band calle the Mynah Birds with Neil Young|Rick James
20/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL PLACES|$3000|hard|Mildendo, a city on this island, is surrounded by walls that are 2 1/2 feet high & 11 inches wide|LIlliput
04/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY MUSICAL SETTINGS|$2000|hard|Act I, scene 1 of this Sondheim musical introduces us to 'Nippon. The floating kingdom'|Pacific Overtures
23/09/2005|Jeopardy!|SPORTS MOVIES|$400|easy|1980: A self-destructive middleweight boxing champ battles in & out of the ring|Raging Bull
26/02/2003|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$600|medium|Things that are commonplace are a this 'a dozen'|dime
21/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$400|easy|After the 1992 election, he managed the Clinton transition team, then became Secretary of State Jan. 20, 1993|Warren Christopher
04/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|INCREDIBLE EDIBLES|$800|hard|The book 'Fashionable Food' says the worst salad of the 1920s contained bananas & this movie theatre snack|popcorn
18/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$1000|hard|An inlet of the Beaufort Sea, this bay is the starting point of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline|Prudhoe Bay
28/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THIS & THAT|$400|easy|On the large beads on these, you say the Lord's Prayer; on the smaller beads, the Hail Mary|the rosary
15/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT DAD|$600|medium|The Bible's Ishmael|Abraham
24/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC TERMS|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from about the National Geographic Explorer.)  Today we're crossing 66 degrees, 33 minutes south latitude; it was 250 years ago that Captain Cook was the first to cross this same borderline|the Antarctic Circle
21/01/2004|Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$200|easy|Tom Wolfe's award-winning book about our first astronauts, or what he proved he had by penning it|The Right Stuff
29/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OPEN THE GATE!|$600|medium|Gateway of India, a landmark in this busiest port, was named because it was the 1st thing seen by visitors to the city|Bombay (Mumbai)
27/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE OUT|$1200|hard|A lobectomy removes one of the 5 lobes of the lungs; a lobotomy takes out part of this organ|the brain
13/09/2006|Jeopardy!|OFF COURSE, OFF COURSE|$200|easy|This doctor found Victoria Falls but never discovered the source of the Nile|Dr. Livingstone
13/06/2006|Jeopardy!|TAIPEI PERSONALITY|$600|medium|Fans in Taiwan know that the Brother Elephants & the Macoto Cobras are both Taipei-based teams in this sport|baseball
14/11/1989|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$1000|hard|This synonym for 'gloomy' comes from a Medieval Latin term for 'evil days'|dismal
16/02/2000|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$100|easy|In Biblical book titles in English, the only 'song' is the 'Song of' this wise king|Solomon
20/09/2001|Jeopardy!|WHO DUNNIT?|$200|easy|''O' Is for Outlaw'|(Sue) Grafton
24/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GOYA|$200|easy|Goya, like his contemporary Beethoven, lost almost all of this at about age 47|Hearing
19/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SATIRISTS|$2000|hard|This 'directional' author of the novel 'The Magic Christian' co-wrote the script for 'Easy Rider'|(Terry) Southern
22/01/1990|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$500|medium|Federal regulations say it must be distilled from a mash of not less than 51% corn|Bourbon
10/12/1996|Jeopardy!|THE UNEXPLAINED|$300|easy|An explanation for these areas of flattened grain is that they're saucer-shaped UFO landing sites|Crop Circles
27/02/1997|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$300|easy|During its 1980s war with Iraq, Iran threatened to block this strait to all traffic|Strait of Hormuz
05/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$800|hard|Princess Aurora's christening is in the prologue of this ballet|Sleeping Beauty
16/03/2005|Jeopardy!|CAN I GET YOUR NUMBER?|$1000|hard|The scientific notation for this real number is 23 x 106|23 million
18/01/2012|Jeopardy!|OF MILK|$600|medium|This sugar makes up almost all the carbohydrates in milk|lactose
05/12/2011|Jeopardy!|AMMAN, JORDAN|$600|medium|By 1300 Amman had disappeared; it was resettled by this empire in 1878 & grew from there|the Ottoman Empire
15/05/2001|Jeopardy!|2001 U.S. STAMPS|$100|easy|Cost of the 2001 stamp seen here|34 cents
08/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC RHYME TIME|$600|medium|Bono's band's ballet wear|U2's tutus
14/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PULITZER PRIZE BIOGRAPHIES|$1000|hard|The 1995 HBO film 'Truman' was based on this man's 1993 Pulitzer Prize-winning book|David McCullough
18/04/2006|Jeopardy!|THOU CANST BIBLICALLY QUOTE ME|$400|easy|'My God hath sent his angel, and hath shut the lions' mouths'|Daniel
23/09/2009|Jeopardy!|HEART & SOUL|$800|hard|Around 375 B.C. in 'The Republic', he opined that 'astronomy compels the soul to look upwards'|Plato
04/01/2012|Jeopardy!|THE MAIN ALCOHOLIC INGREDIENT|$400|easy|...In a boilermaker, along with beer (rye works fine)|whiskey
14/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY SELF-PORTRAITS|$200|easy|Jo March|Louisa May Alcott ('Little Women')
30/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHICAL MENAGERIE|$2000|hard|She was a beautiful Nymph before she was turned into a sea monster, doomed to live in a cave opposite Charybdis|Scylla
07/02/2006|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$200|easy|This part of the glass snake breaks off to help it escape when grabbed|the tail
06/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$400|easy|The aches of Abel's older brother|Cain's pains
12/11/1990|Jeopardy!|KITTY LITERATURE|$300|easy|Brick Pollitt's wife, who is the 'cat' in 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof'|Maggie
09/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SINGLE WOMEN|$400|easy|This No Doubt singer went solo as a 'Hollaback Girl'|Gwen Stefani
01/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NGO|$1600|hard|Orbis International says 28 million people stricken by this don't need to be|blindness
01/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$1600|hard|This fancy French word refers to a deep fissure in a glacier|a crevasse
24/03/1998|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$200|easy|This former sitcom queen bedeviled Meryl Streep in 'She-Devil'|Roseanne
20/05/1998|Jeopardy!|FIX THE PROVERB|$400|easy|He's got a mind like a steel sieve|he's got a mind like a steel trap
04/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND ASIA|$1000|hard|The winding course of Turkey's Buyuk Menderes River gives us this English word|Meander
10/12/2002|Final Jeopardy!|THE SPACE PROGRAM|None|None|In 1979 NASA officials received a fine for littering from a small town in this country|Australia
16/11/2006|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|Jaundice can be a symptom of this liver disease, type A, B or C|hepatitis
29/10/2004|Jeopardy!|DUDE, WHERE'S MY CARB?|$800|hard|The name of this variety of complex carbohydrate comes from an Old German word meaning 'to be rigid'|starch
09/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|A PLACE I'VE NEVER BEEN|$1600|hard|Wapusk National Park, in this province one east of Saskatchewan|Manitoba
12/04/2006|Jeopardy!|DOCUMENTARIES|$200|easy|One of the earliest documentaries was Robert Flaherty's 1922 film about this title Eskimo 'of the North'|Nanook
25/03/2010|Jeopardy!|I'M UNEMPLOYED|$800|hard|'On' this state, 'On' this state that adopted the first unemployment insurance law in the U.S.! Fight on for her fame!|Wisconsin
12/02/2003|Jeopardy!|I'M A SPINELESS JELLYFISH|$800|hard|Some varieties of cyanea jellyfish can grow these up to 120 feet long|tentacles
27/04/1998|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY HEADACHES|$500|medium|You're probably sick of having your floors scuffed by photographers from this Conde Nast 'Digest'|Architectural Digest
26/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN OF THE WORLD|$800|hard|It was no Dutch treat when this Dutch-born dancer was shot by a firing squad in Vincennes in 1917|Mata Hari
21/11/2002|Jeopardy!|WATCH OUT FOR ALLIGATORS!|$600|medium|The Alligator River of Australia actually contains these related reptiles, not alligators|crocodiles
24/07/2009|Jeopardy!|ACTING FAMILIES|$200|easy|Ryan & Tatum|O'Neal
19/06/1998|Jeopardy!|A RIVER RUNS FROM IT|$100|easy|Its over 4,000-mile route starts from tributaries of Lake Victoria|the Nile
13/02/1990|Jeopardy!|CEREALS|$300|easy|Since 1984 this animal's been depicted on the front of the Kellogg's Corn Flakes box|Cornelius the Rooster
23/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL LAW & ORDER PLEAS|$1200|hard|(Sam Waterston reads the clue.)  After the murder, you shouted 'Sic semper tyrannis!'... Ballistics says it's your derringer, we've got Surratt--it's over|John Wilkes Booth
24/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICALLY CORRECT|$600|medium|This imaginary structure was Bill Clinton's main metaphor in the 1996 campaign|A Bridge to the 21st Century
14/10/2005|Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY TEST|$1000|hard|It's the Spanish term for any of the Spanish conquerors who came to the Americas in the 1500s|the conquistadores
11/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BY THE HUNDREDS|$200|easy|This Pat Robertson show debuted nationally in 1977|The 700 Club
09/06/1999|Jeopardy!|'SEA' YA|$100|easy|The First Daughter|Chelsea Clinton
24/03/2011|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE LETTER, DOUBLE MEANING|$200|easy|This 5-letter word can refer to an event in Genesis or to what you do in supplying too much fuel to your carburetor|flood
12/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NEW MEDIA|$1200|hard|Dylan, Danny & Debra are characters on this web series about young adults navigating a certain crisis|Quarterlife
08/01/2004|Jeopardy!|DON'T BE CRUEL|$800|hard|In 1940 the Soviets massacred officers of this country's army in the Katyn Forest, but blamed it on the Nazis|Poland
01/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ETIQUETTE|$400|easy|According to Amy Vanderbilt, it's who should get into a rowboat first|the person doing the rowing
17/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CALL ME SMITTY|$400|easy|The 1969 Oscar winner for 'The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie' was this future dame|Maggie Smith
10/07/1997|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$100|easy|This Asian country leads the world in the production of rice & pears|China
19/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FRANKS|$400|easy|This brand of franks was known in commercials to 'plump when you cook 'em'|Ball Park Franks
26/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ROLE|$2000|hard|Anne Parillaud role that led to the other 2 seen here:|La Femme Nikita
15/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TV LAW|$1000|hard|Ed Koch made him a criminal court judge; now he's replaced Koch on 'The People's Court'|Jerry Sheindlin
04/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SOMETHIN' TO 'C'|$400|easy|Ichabod's patronymic|Crane
07/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BY THE BOOKS|$600|medium|The only extant trilogy we have by this ancient Greek is the 'Oresteia'|Aeschylus
13/03/2003|Jeopardy!|WRIGLEY FIELD|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew at Wrigley Field in Chicago)  I'm at Wrigley Field, or as sportscasters say, 'The Friendly' these 'of Wrigley Field'|Confines
22/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTIES OF ENGLAND|$600|medium|Its name means 'Southern district with the fringe on top' (okay, we lied about the fringe part)|Surrey
02/02/2001|Jeopardy!|BE AFRAID...|$100|easy|These items terrify pternophobics, so give them a pillow with artificial filling|feathers
24/06/1996|Jeopardy!|GEOLOGISTS|$300|easy|This country's highest peak, Mount Logan, is named for geologist Sir William Logan|Canada
28/05/1992|Jeopardy!|GREAT THINGS|$200|easy|The Great Smokies are part of this larger system|the Appalachians
30/09/2010|Jeopardy!|NUMBERS IN LATIN|$200|easy|Triple digits:  centum|hundred
26/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK AMERICA|$400|easy|He once said that he 'cried like a baby' while writing about Kunta Kinte|Alex Haley
27/09/2002|Jeopardy!|2-LETTER SCRABBLE WORDS|$200|easy|It's used to express dismay or pain, especially in Yiddish|oy
07/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$600|medium|NYC museum on 53rd Street that was Paul Simon's singing partner|The Museum of Modern Art Garfunkel
05/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ALL GOD'S CREATURES|$800|hard|The duck seen here bears the name of this colorful Comedia character|Harlequin
04/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS OF THE WORLD|$200|easy|You can see this North American country's highest volcano, Volcan Citlaltepetl, in Pico de Orizaba National Park|Mexico
26/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$600|medium|The name of this lawn weed comes from the French for 'lion's tooth'|Dandelion
18/11/2004|Jeopardy!|NASA PRODUCTS|$200|easy|Fans of computer flight simulations are ecstatic about this type of controller, developed for the lunar rover|joy stick
02/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$800|hard|Shortly after this 'Gretchen am Spinnrade' composer met Beethoven, he was a torchbearer at his funeral|Schubert
07/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BIRTH OF A PRESIDENT|$1500|hard|July 4, 1872 in Plymouth, Vermont|Calvin Coolidge
21/05/2001|Jeopardy!|2-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|In the name of the children's card game, it precedes 'fish'|Go
12/03/2001|Jeopardy!|MONTHS|$300|easy|This month was likely named for a Roman goddess of spring & growth|May
24/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS SHOW|$2000|hard|For Thanksgiving, this sitcom's radio station manager dropped turkeys from a helicopter, thinking they could fly|WKRP
16/05/1997|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$400|easy|Dana Owens is the real name of this actress & 'royal' rap star|Queen Latifah
06/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. WINTER OLYMPIANS|$1600|hard|In 2002 Vonetta Flowers & Jill Bakken won gold in the 2-woman version of this high-speed sport|the bobsled
28/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|The capitals of British Columbia, Hong Kong & the Seychelles share this name|Victoria
25/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CAT SKILLS|$1200|hard|AKA vibrissae, these cat features can register minute shifts in air currents|whiskers
07/02/1986|Jeopardy!|'TIME'LY SONGS|$500|medium|After 1977's 'Year Of The Cat', a year went by before Al Stewart had this 2nd hit|Time Passages
17/09/2010|Jeopardy!|SIDE EFFECTS MAY INCLUDE...|$1000|hard|Hip implosion, spleen shivers & this 'heliocentric' condition, aka heat hyperpyrexia, when body temp. hits 105 degrees|sunstroke
11/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|YOUTH IN ASIA|$600|medium|Young actors like Rani Mukherjee perform in movies in 'Bollywood' in this populous Asian country|India
20/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE HOT 'ROCK'|$200|easy|As well as the Saturday Evening Post, he created covers for Ladies' Home Journal & Look|Norman Rockwell
11/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'G' WHIZ!|$1000|hard|A needlefish, or a Scottish verb that means to force|Gar
28/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$2000|hard|From the Italian word for bell, it's the 9-letter term for a bell tower like the Venetian one seen here|campanile
09/11/2007|Jeopardy!|POLIDICKS|$400|easy|In 1989 this Missouri Democrat became House Majority Leader|Dick Gephardt
18/06/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$300|easy|This West Virginia capital was named for Colonel George Clendenin's father, Charles|Charleston
22/12/2011|Final Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|None|None|1 of the 2 islands with a population exceeding 100 million; each one is part of an Asian country|(1 of) Honshu or Java
02/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$1000|hard|This legendary Dallas Cowboys running back is the father of NBA star Grant|Calvin Hill
19/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S MAKE A WISH|$1200|hard|Make a wish when you see 8 magpies, 3 birds on a wire or the first one of these birds in the spring|a robin
20/03/2009|Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURAL WORDS (& HINTS)|$200|easy|Flat slab forming the top of a capital of a column (also an ancient calculator)|an abacus
15/01/2009|Jeopardy!|A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS|$600|medium|In 1970 Massachusetts became the first state to adopt this type of auto insurance|no-fault
16/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FROM PAGE TO SCREEN|$400|easy|He's the funny man who played the title role in the movie version of 'The Cat in the Hat'|Mike Myers
21/05/1997|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$500|medium|Rabo Karabekian, a minor character in 'Breakfast of Champions', is the focus of his 1987 novel 'Bluebeard'|Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.
16/06/2003|Jeopardy!|AN APPLE A DAY|$800|hard|The Jonagold is a hybrid of the Golden Delicious & this red apple variety|Jonathan
16/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENS EVERY YEAR|$1600|hard|Northfield, Minn. celebrates the defeat of this bank robber's gang with a re-enactment of an 1876 raid|Jesse James
01/02/2005|Jeopardy!|AT THE MALL|$800|hard|What started as Musicland in Minnesota is now the chain selling music, videos & games under this male name|Sam Goody
16/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYDAY TECHNOLOGY|$1200|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew delivers the hot air.)  In plastic that's heated, the molecules move around and get tangled, reducing the area of the plastic around an object; hence the name|shrink wrap
15/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORD PUZZLES|$400|easy|It describes some homes|split level
12/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'BUTLER' DID IT|$200|easy|Film character who said, 'You should be kissed, and often, and by someone who knows how'|Rhett Butler
18/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GEE, I'M A TREE|$200|easy|Species of this evergreen include the aleppo, limber & loblolly|Pine
16/10/2007|Jeopardy!|SPEL-EMENTS|$200|easy|Helium, aluminum|heal (He-Al)
25/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ALL MY CHILDREN|$400|easy|The parents of Rumer, Scout & Tallulah Willis|Bruce Willis & Demi Moore
12/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|STATE SANDWICH|$1600|hard|It's sandwiched between Oregon & Wyoming|Idaho
13/01/2010|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL ETIQUETTE|$200|easy|When meeting the pope, non-Catholics may shake his hand but Catholics are expected to take his hand & kiss this|his ring
14/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$200|easy|Benecio del Toro plays troubled cop Javier Rodriguez in the 2000 film tale of America's war on drugs|Traffic
19/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ROOTS|$1200|hard|The organization now called the United Daughters of this was formed in Tennessee in 1894|the Confederacy
10/04/2000|Jeopardy!|HERSTORY|$300|easy|In 1431 a court at Rouen charged her with 70 counts, including immodesty by wearing men's clothing|Joan of Arc
08/09/2000|Jeopardy!|I'VE GOTTA 'HAND' IT TO YOU|$300|easy|Fanciful facial feature fortuously featured for you here|Handlebar moustache
22/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|RED THINGS|$800|hard|(National Geographic photographer Paul Nicklen presents the clue.)  It took years to get a shot of the red aurora borealis; charged particles in the 'wind' from this celestial body collide with oxygen in Earth's magnetic field to produce the hue|the Sun
17/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'AA'|$400|easy|Tums & Rolaids are competitors of this antacid introduced in 1949|Maalox
04/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS & FITNESS|$1200|hard|It's a deep knee bend; a weightlifter does it with a barbell on his shoulders|squat
08/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HELL ON EARTH|$1200|hard|Mona Grudt, 1990's Miss Universe, grew up in Hell in Nord-Trondelag county in this country|Norway
25/09/1995|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$400|easy|Swedish contains many loanwords from both the 'low' & 'high' forms of this language|German
05/12/2007|Jeopardy!|BIO-SPHERE|$200|easy|Samuel Eliot Morison won a Pulitzer for 'Admiral of the Ocean Sea', about this man who died in 1506|Christopher Columbus
18/03/1997|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$300|easy|Spelling of the kitchen tool whose phonetic spelling is 'SPACH-oo-luh'|S-P-A-T-U-L-A
10/11/1998|Jeopardy!|SHE'S MY FIRST LADY!|$200|easy|Mamie|Dwight Eisenhower
10/02/2010|Jeopardy!|OSCARS SINCE 2000|$400|easy|The title of this best screenplay winner refers to the pregnant lead character, not a mythic queen of the heavens|Juno
01/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENT NAMES|$200|easy|She named Polonium & had an element named after her & her husband|Marie Curie
26/11/1996|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$300|easy|Traditionally, this African-American holiday begins December 26 & lasts for 7 days|Kwanzaa
28/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|QUICK CITY TRIPS|$800|hard|A visit to the Turkish parliament & an expedition for that new rug for the living room|Ankara
18/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HIDDEN BOOKS OF THE BIBLE|$400|easy|Every morning she brews up a cup of hot tea|Hebrews (in she brews)
25/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE SONGS|$2000|hard|'Love on the Rocks' (1980)|The Jazz Singer
02/06/1999|Jeopardy!|LOGO LADIES|$400|easy|In 1915 Lorraine Collett of Fresno became the original model for this brand of raisins|Sun-Maid
05/12/1997|Jeopardy!|ANTONYMS|$400|easy|A judge may never hold you in awe, but he can hold you in this antonym of awe|Contempt
02/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'HEART'Y PHRASES|$200|easy|While ruling England from 1189 to 1199, he spent only a total of about 6 months there due to the Crusades|Richard the Lionheart
23/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'O' TOWN|$2000|hard|Italian town that completes the title of Horace Walpole's classic Gothic novel 'The Castle of...'|Otranto
16/05/2006|Jeopardy!|THE STARTING INFIELD|$800|hard|The 1955 Brooklyn Dodgers sent out Hodges, Gilliam, Reese & this groundbreaking infielder|Jackie Robinson
11/07/2003|Jeopardy!|B____G|$800|hard|Whitney & Yanni are among the artists on this label|BMG
28/03/2007|Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINMENT AWARDS|$1000|hard|This NBC sitcom starring Jason Lee was named Best New TV Comedy at the 2006 People's Choice Awards|My Name Is Earl
18/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PARLEZ-VOUS FRANC'A'?|$2000|hard|Literally 'with the current', this phrase means 'well informed'|au courant
16/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$200|easy|In 1988 after 8 seasons as the NHL's MVP, this center was traded by Edmonton to the L.A. Kings|Wayne Gretzky
08/01/2010|Jeopardy!|'G'-5|$1600|hard|The bulk of a person, especially around the middle|girth
31/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ECONOMICS|$400|easy|In some countries you may get more for your dollar than the official exchange rate in this 'colorful' arena|the black market
14/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OF BABYLON|$800|hard|The Salix babylonica seen here is commonly known by this 'unhappy' name|weeping willow
02/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY AMERICA|$3000|hard|In 1985 this company said that it hadn't seen the 'deep emotional' ties people had to its traditional product|Coca-Cola
14/03/2007|Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED IN TEXAS|$400|easy|On Nov. 25, 1981, she gave birth to twins in Dallas|Laura Bush
18/11/2010|Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED IN THE PAST|$200|easy|On Feb. 10, 1985 this African man said, 'Only free men can negotiate; prisoners cannot enter into contracts'|Nelson Mandela
13/01/2006|Jeopardy!|PROVERBS BY INITIALS|$1000|hard|'T.I.S.T. fiction'|truth is stranger than
14/01/2000|Jeopardy!|'80s ROCK|$300|easy|In 1986 she took 'Control' with her first No. 1 hit, 'When I Think of You'|Janet Jackson
16/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YOU GOT MY LITERARY NUMBER|$2000|hard|This 1961 title became a term for illogical bureaucratic rule|Catch-22
30/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LETTERS|$200|easy|In 1790 this president wrote a letter on religious toleration to the Jews of Newport, Rhode Island|George Washington
20/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|( )-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|(9) To make up a story, or to make by art or skill & labor|fabricate
25/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MAIDS A-MILKING|$400|easy|Like most Americans, our maids rely on milk to be their leading source of this bone-building material|calcium
18/01/2010|Jeopardy!|THE KITCHEN ZINC|$1000|hard|Chicken has lots of zinc and so does this edible pod plant with a fowl name|chickpeas
18/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE TROJANS|$1000|hard|Considered the greatest Trojan warrior, he killed Achilles' best friend Patrochlus, which angered Achilles|Hector
26/10/2007|Jeopardy!|THE TWINS|$1000|hard|After the twins are born in this Steinbeck novel, Cathy Trask deserts everyone & returns to life as a prostitute|East of Eden
07/06/2002|Jeopardy!|CAN'T SMILE WITHOUT YOU|$400|easy|It's the hard outer layer of a tooth|enamel
30/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TONY BENNETT'S SONGBOOK|$200|easy|I premiered this huge hit song at the Fairmont Hotel, figuring that at least the folks in this city would like it|I Left My Heart In San Francisco
18/11/1996|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$200|easy|In May of 1780, Gen. Benjamin Lincoln was forced to surrender this South Carolina port to the British|Charleston
21/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PILLOW TALK|$1200|hard|It's a small decorative pillow also known as a scatter cushion|a throw pillow
06/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$200|easy|It was the first successful newsmagazine & it's still the best-selling|Time
07/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS FROM MOVIES|$2000|hard|1982: King Kaiser, Alan Swann|My Favorite Year
13/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. U.N. REPS|$800|hard|In 1981 she became the first woman the U.S. put into the post|Jeane Kirkpatrick
16/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S WHO IN AMERICA|$2000|hard|This famous man's entry features his 1960-62 chairmanship of the Sumter County, Georgia school board|Jimmy Carter
19/06/2001|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL GENRES|$100|easy|A light blow, as on a door or across the knuckles|Rap
08/07/2003|Jeopardy!|CELEBRATE JULY|$1000|hard|Ecuador's & Venezuela's celebrations of this man's day July 24 are very liberating|Simon Bolivar
13/11/1990|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$500|medium|This 2nd largest Oregon city is named for 1 of its settlers, a certain Mr. Skinner|Eugene
12/09/1989|Jeopardy!|TIME|$400|easy|In the proposed 'World Calendar', an extra day called 'Year Day' would come at the end of this month|December
04/12/2006|Jeopardy!|ON FOOT|$400|easy|A tennis player who steps on the baseline while serving is guilty of this|a foot fault
29/09/2008|Jeopardy!|MONTHS THAT END WITH 'BER', TREBEK|$800|hard|The Dutch celebrate the Feast of Sinterklaas on the 6th of this|December
10/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RECORDS|$600|medium|This song by the Police was Billboard's No. 1 single of 1983|Every Breath You Take
02/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GOODBYE TO 1997|$200|easy|It was revealed this $2 billion bomber can be detected in the rain|B-2 (Stealth Bomber)
20/05/2010|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES DINING & WINE|$600|medium|A 2010 article reported on the hard times that have fallen on wineries in this California valley|Napa Valley
10/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$1600|hard|On December 12, 1901 he received the letter 'S' in Morse code via transatlantic wireless telegraphy|Marconi
04/10/2004|Jeopardy!|AARON BURR|$800|hard|The man he introduced the widow Dolley Todd to in 1794|James Madison
12/01/2004|Jeopardy!|LETTER & LETTER|$800|hard|Charles Keating owned the Lincoln one that failed in the 1980s|S&L
21/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$1000|hard|Joseph Haydn told this man's father, 'Your son is the greatest composer I know'|W.A. Mozart
20/02/1997|Jeopardy!|PHOBIAS|$200|easy|A frigophobic is afraid of this, so a Frigidaire would be off limits|the cold
03/01/2011|Jeopardy!|'EAU' K|$1000|hard|From the French for 'to carry', it's a large suitcase that opens into 2 hinged compartments|a portmanteau
27/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WASN'T THAT AN '80s THING?|$1600|hard|This stainless-steel car with gull-wing doors debuted in 1981; fewer than 10,000 were made|the DeLorean
08/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FLY ME TO THE MOON|$400|easy|Exiting the Lunar Module, Pete Conrad said, 'Whoopie!... That may have been a small one for' him 'but that's a long one for me'|Armstrong
20/02/1991|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$1000|hard|19th century term for the belief that U.S. expansion across North America was 'destined by God'|Manifest Destiny
15/11/1993|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATIONS|$300|easy|In printing, u.c. stands for this|upper case
04/06/2008|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY LIVES|$400|easy|In 'Lucky Man', he talks about his childhood in Canada, stardom on TV & in film, & his battle with Parkinson's|Michael J. Fox
25/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IN WHICH DECADE|$2000|hard|The Washington Post wins its first Public Service Pulitzer|the 1970's
25/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK MYTHOLOGY|$600|medium|He was known as the 'God of the Vines' or the 'God of Wine'|Dionysus
02/11/2007|Jeopardy!|PRIME TIME SPIN-OFFS|$800|hard|'Flo'|Alice
11/07/2006|Jeopardy!|POPE-POURRI|$800|hard|A Bolivian disguised as a priest attempted to assassinate this pope in 1970|Paul VI
31/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE MUSICAL ACT THEY FOLLOW|$2000|hard|Phans|Phish
31/03/2008|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$1000|hard|Irene Bedard, the speaking voice of this heroine in an animated Disney film, played her mother in 'The New World'|Pocahontas
09/05/1990|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT EGYPT|$500|medium|When Alexander died, this man, one of his generals, gained control of Egypt|Ptolemy
12/01/2001|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$500|medium|A major goddess of this first great Cretan civilization was often depicted holding snakes|Minoan
29/09/2010|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$1000|hard|The beach scene at Repulse Bay is one of the attractions in this south coast 'Gateway to China'|Hong Kong
08/07/1999|Jeopardy!|OPERA|$100|easy|'Master Peter's Puppet Show' -- a puppet opera (?!) -- is based on a passage from this Cervantes work|Don Quixote
01/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$800|hard|Open since 1900, it's been overshadowed by newer versions for baseball, rock & roll, cowboys, etc.|Halls of Fame
09/05/1990|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT EGYPT|$400|easy|Deir El-Medina was the company town for workers building tombs here|Valley of the Kings
06/06/2002|Jeopardy!|FOREST|$200|easy|Types of these you'll find in the forest include the red-eyed vireo & the scarlet tanager|birds
11/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION|$800|hard|About one-third of U.S. studies aboard the ISS deal with the phenomenon known as zero this|gravity
30/06/1997|Jeopardy!|PORTRAITS ON SAVINGS BONDS|$300|easy|The Romans would have given Hamilton's portrait on this denomination a 'D'|$500
18/11/1993|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN MUSEUMS|$500|medium|The Lila Acheson Wallace wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art is named for the co-founder of this magazine|Reader's Digest
11/12/1998|Jeopardy!|DESTINATION:  MOON|$300|easy|The moon speed record, 11.2 MPH, was achieved by this vehicle during the Apollo 16 mission|Moon rover
07/06/1999|Jeopardy!|CHICKEN|$500|medium|A major meat-producing chicken breed shares its name with this New England landmark|Plymouth Rock
28/04/2005|Jeopardy!|THE KENNEDY SPACE CENTER|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Kennedy Space Center, Florida.)  When loaded, the heaviest part of the space shuttle is the fuel tank that contains these two liquefied gases|hyrdrogen & oxygen
06/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NATIVE AMERICANS|$800|hard|This Chiricahua Apache took part in the inaugural procession of Theodore Roosevelt in 1905|Geronimo
28/01/2009|Jeopardy!|DIPLOMACY--A GAME|$800|hard|On the Diplomacy board, this country in the middle of Europe is considered impassable|Switzerland
01/02/2010|Jeopardy!|STREAKING|$1000|hard|After his 56-game hitting streak ended in 1941, this Yankee hit in 16 straight; that's 72 out of 73 games|Joe DiMaggio
18/11/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FEMALE ATHLETES|$2000|hard|In 1998 this Korean golfer became the youngest winner of the LPGA's U.S. Women's Open|Se Ri Pak
07/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS QUOTATIONS|$2000|hard|E.M. Forster proposed 'Two cheers for' this system of government that 'admits variety &... permits criticism'|democracy
23/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'60s ROLES|$200|easy|Though listed as Joe or Blondie, this character is the 'Man with No Name' in 'The Good, the Bad & the Ugly'|Clint Eastwood
28/12/1994|Jeopardy!|FLAGS|$400|easy|Oliver Hazard Perry's flag bore this phrase uttered by James Lawrence in the War of 1812|'Don't Give Up the Ship'
06/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PRO SPORTS TEAMS|$1600|hard|This 'Mighty' hockey team is owned by the Walt Disney Company|the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim
27/06/2006|Jeopardy!|LIFE OF THE PARTY|$800|hard|In 2006 this party, no longer 'progressive', came back into power in Canada|the Conservatives
27/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'E' BAY|$1200|hard|Colonel Paul Tibbets was at the controls of this B-29 bomber on August 6, 1945|the Enola Gay
16/11/2004|Jeopardy!|THE GOD SQUAD|$1000|hard|Ganesha is this religion's god of luck & wisdom|Hinduism
30/04/2004|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$400|easy|A protest at a church in Timisoara began the rebellion that ended Ceausescu's rule in this country|Romania
30/06/2011|Jeopardy!|THE 10 COMMANDMENTS|$400|easy|In the Commandments, God makes it clear that he's not big on 'graven' these|images
01/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CONDUCTORS|$800|hard|This longtime Philadelphia orchestra leader is perhaps best known for his appearance in 'Fantasia'|Leopold Stokowski
18/02/2003|Jeopardy!|SNICKERS|$200|easy|Film in which Paul Newman tells Tom Cruise, 'You couldn't find big time if you had a road map'|The Color of Money
23/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE STATUE OF LIBERTY|$800|hard|The statue & torch were shipped from this city in France where another famous lady was torched|Rouen
05/11/2007|Jeopardy!|CHIPS|$1000|hard|Ojibwa is another name for this American Indian tribe|Chippewa
07/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|I CAN'T TELL YOU 'Y'|$2000|hard|In the late 1917 battle for this town, the British lost 400,000 men & only gained about 5 miles of territory|Ypres
27/06/2003|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|It's a raised platform for a lectern|dais
30/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PLACES TO PAY IN PESOS|$400|easy|Pull out some pesos to buy some rum, Coke & lime to 'Libre' yourself in this country the drink is named for|Cuba
16/04/2007|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN GOVERNMENT|$1000|hard|Judicially, the U.S. is divided regionally into 12 of these, each with a Court of Appeals|circuits
28/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$1200|hard|The name of the monstrous Caliban in this play is an anagram of an old spelling of 'cannibal'|The Tempest
28/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CAN I BUY YOU A DRINK?|$1200|hard|A shamrock is a good pick: Irish whiskey, dry vermouth & this liqueur for green coloring & flavor|creme de menthe
17/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GET SMALL|$1200|hard|A small place of worship, it was originally the place French kings stored the capella or 'cape' of St. Martin|chapel
24/12/1998|Jeopardy!|FISHY ANAGRAMS|$400|easy|Our list of 'fish words' wouldn't be complete without this ocean dweller|swordfish ('fish words')
02/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BROTHERS|$1000|hard|The Mills Brothers were a singing group; these brothers were the first to vacuum-pack coffee in tins|The Hills Brothers
08/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A GEOGRAPHY LESSON|$400|easy|The Austrian area of these mountains peaks at 12,457-foot Grossglockner|the Alps
10/05/1999|Jeopardy!|MOVIE MANIA|$200|easy|Sarah Michelle Gellar & Ryan Phillippe star in this 1999 movie, an update of 'Les Liaisons Dangereuses'|Cruel Intentions
02/02/2006|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$800|hard|An institute for caregiving is named for her at Georgia Southwestern State, her alma mater|Rosalynn Carter
08/12/1995|Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$500|medium|The Maenads were frenzied followers of this God of wine & vegetation|Dionysus
13/01/1986|Double Jeopardy!|WEDDINGS|$800|hard|The bride-price is the opposite of this|dowry
01/10/1996|Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$100|easy|This 'Wizard of Menlo Park' said, 'I am proud of the fact that I never invented weapons to kill'|Edison
13/10/2003|Jeopardy!|DOORS|$800|hard|Collectors of these pieces of hardware know that in the 1880s Mallory Wheeler produced exceptional ones|doorknobs
05/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HISPANIC HISTORY|$800|hard|The USA's second 'drug czar', Bob Martinez had been governor of this state|Florida
29/01/2001|Jeopardy!|AUTHOR! AUTHOR!|$400|easy|He's the former Coast Guard journalist seen here who helped popularize genealogy|Alex Haley
10/03/2000|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$200|easy|This 'Valley Island' is found between the islands of Molokai & Hawaii|Maui
07/09/2000|Jeopardy!|THE 'NAKED' TRUTH|$500|medium|Goya's girl|The Naked Maja
17/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD NOVELISTS|$600|medium|1994's 'The Island of the Day Before' is the latest novel by this Italian professor|Umberto Eco
10/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CHEESE|$600|medium|Societe is considered by some as the world's leading brand of this blue cheese|Roquefort
05/05/2003|Jeopardy!|I DIRECT|$800|hard|He not only directed 'Traffic', he also served as cinematographer using the pseudonym Peter Andrews|Steven Soderbergh
23/12/1997|Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$500|medium|In 'Leaving a Doll's House', Claire Bloom has some 'complaint's about her life with this novelist|Philip Roth (Portnoy's Complaint)
10/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN EXCHANGE|$1200|hard|Jabal al-Noor, where the Koran began to be revealed to Muhammad, is on the reverse of its 20-riyal currency|Saudi Arabia
28/06/2007|Jeopardy!|THE 21st CENTURY|$200|easy|In 2005 Mikhail Khodorkovsky, once this country's richest man, got 9 years in jail for fraud & tax evasion|Russia
26/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OF WAR|$2000|hard|Familiar from Hartford Insurance ads, Lawrence the Elk also played a part in this 1978 movie|The Deer Hunter
02/07/2007|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY TIME|$1000|hard|Hutus & Tutsis predominate in these 2 neighboring countries once part of German East Africa|Rwanda & Burundi
05/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER SYMBOLISM|$1200|hard|In 1706 William Jones made this the symbol of the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter|pi
26/02/2001|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY STYLE|$200|easy|In the 1940s Achille Gaggia built an appliance to make this beverage, basis of cappuccino, in your kitchen|Espresso
31/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$400|easy|In 1891 this sport got off to a bouncing start in Springfield, Massachusetts|basketball
03/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRIT PIC|$1200|hard|Early 19th-century bestselling author depicted here|Jane Austen
24/12/2010|Jeopardy!|FOOTBALL: 20-10|$1000|hard|Owner Arthur Blank said, 'It feels great' as a Jan. 2010 win put this team over .500 for 2 straight years, a first|Atlanta Falcons
04/04/2000|Jeopardy!|A 'DOCTOR' IN THE HOUSE|$300|easy|J.D.|Juris Doctor
01/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HORNS|$200|easy|Willem Schouten named this continent's Cape Horn for his Dutch hometown|South America
20/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'B' IS FOR BARD|$800|hard|He is described by the witches as 'lesser than Macbeth, and greater'|Banquo
07/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COURT APPOINTEES|$200|easy|James I created this post, M.C. for short, to have someone in charge of the formalities of public functions|Master of Ceremonies
15/03/2000|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL INDIANS|$200|easy|Longfellow wrote, 'At the feet of' this maid 'Hiawatha laid his burden'|Minnehaha
02/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BACK IN MY ARMS AGAIN|$800|hard|Nicollette Sheridan & this singer, an item for 5 years in the '90s, reunited in 2005... for a while|Michael Bolton
23/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LETTERS|$400|easy|'I Love You, Ronnie' is a collection of letters to his wife Nancy|Ronald Reagan
30/06/2008|Jeopardy!|ESOTERICA|$400|easy|Kukai, also known as Kobo Daishi, brought esoteric Shingon Buddhism to this country|Japan
30/12/1999|Jeopardy!|'ROY'ALTY|$400|easy|In a children's book, Cedric Errol of New York City becomes this little lord|Fauntleroy
07/07/1999|Jeopardy!|FRENCH CUISINE|$300|easy|Many a French meal ends with a dry red wine served with this blue-veined treat, the 'cheese of kings and popes'|Roquefort
18/06/1997|Jeopardy!|HORSES|$300|easy|This Austrian breed is born with a black coat, which turns white as the horse ages|Lipizzaner
26/01/2006|Jeopardy!|BREAKFAST CEREALS|$1000|hard|Finicky 4-year-old Mikey likes it|Life
28/05/2010|Jeopardy!|SPELL CHECK HELL|$1000|hard|I want to call my girl 'dollpuss', not this suggested alternative meaning large portions of sour cream|dollops
09/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS OF THE WEST INDIES|$1200|hard|This capital of the U.S. Virgin Islands is the largest cruise-ship port in the Caribbean|Charlotte Amalie
17/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CALL ME SMITTY|$200|easy|Her Armistice Day rendition of 'God Bless America' in 1938 introduced the song to the world|Kate Smith
11/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'60s LYRICS|$800|hard|Otis Redding was 'Sittin' on' this title spot 'watchin' the tide roll away'|the dock of the bay
08/12/1998|Jeopardy!|MAKING UP|$100|easy|Queens native Josephine Lauder sells her cosmetics & skin creams under this name|Estee Lauder
28/04/2010|Jeopardy!|THE COUGAR|$800|hard|The cougar is also called the mountain lion, the panther, the catamount & this, like a track shoe|the puma
10/04/2003|Jeopardy!|ALL OVER EUROPE|$600|medium|The annual tomato battle, or Tomatina, held in Bunol in this country really does paint the town red|Spain
09/02/2009|Jeopardy!|TALL IN THE FAMILY|$200|easy|Now the world's tallest man, 7'9'' Bao Xishun, wed 5'6'' Xia Shujuan in a 2007 ceremony in this 'Inner' Chinese province|Mongolia
19/11/1993|Jeopardy!|UNOFFICIAL STATE NICKNAMES|$200|easy|It's 'The Land of the Saints', the Latter-Day Saints|Utah
23/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FEELINGS|$800|hard|A 2000 tribute to Charles Schulz was titled 'Good' this 'Charlie Brown'|Grief
21/02/2005|Jeopardy!|LITERARY TITLE PAIRS|$600|medium|1830: '...and the Black'|The Red
04/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHATCHA WATCHIN'?|$1200|hard|Zack & Cody & friends on this series set on board the S.S. Tipton|The Suite Life On Deck
20/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|YOURS FOR A SONG|$1200|hard|Classic song heard here that Sir Isaac Newton might have liked |'Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree'
11/05/2011|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES IN HIGH SCHOOL|$600|medium|Had he bragged to fellow students that he was going to be an American rock idol, they might have said 'Dream On'|(Steven) Tyler
03/11/1997|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S YOUR SIGN?|$400|easy|If you were born under this sign of the water carrier, you may have weak ankles, so don't sprain them|Aquarius
06/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR MAIN MUSICAL INSTRUMENT|$2000|hard|Robin Williams (starting when he did 'Moscow On The Hudson')|the saxophone
24/06/2005|Jeopardy!|ASTRONAUTS|$200|easy|Physicist Owen Garriott & physician  Joe Kerwin were science pilots on missions to this '70s space station|Skylab
09/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THE HILLS ARE ALIVE|$600|medium|This range covers 6,000 square miles in southwestern South Dakota & eastern Wyoming|the Black Hills
06/07/1999|Jeopardy!|LICKETY|$300|easy|On the cover of their 1983 album 'Lick It Up' this group appeared without their makeup|Kiss
22/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WAXING POETIC|$800|hard|Edna St. Vincent Millay wrote this 'burns at both ends; it will not last the night but it gives a lovely light'|my candle
18/03/2008|Jeopardy!|A LITTLE FOOD & DRINK|$600|medium|Though often referred to as a wine, this Japanese alcohol is actually brewed more like a beer|sake
06/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HUD SECRETARIES|$800|hard|HUD secretary under Nixon, he earlier served as American Motors president & sired a candidate for U.S. president|George Romney
10/09/2008|Jeopardy!|SCOTT LAND|$600|medium|She met Martin Luther King while he was studying theology at Boston University|Coretta Scott
20/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DOGS|$400|easy|Contrary to popular legend, this breed never carried a cask hanging from its collar on rescue missions|a Saint Bernard
09/04/2009|Jeopardy!|PREPOSITIONS|$800|hard|It precedes 'wraps' when keeping something a secret|under
22/06/2006|Jeopardy!|NAMES OF THE 12 APOSTLES|$600|medium|A popular English muffin brand|Thomas
26/05/1989|Jeopardy!|LYRICS|$100|easy|According to the song, it's 'That Toddlin' Town'|Chicago
13/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$2000|hard|To look at soft tissue, you might need an MRI, which stands for magnetic resonance this|imaging
13/12/2010|Jeopardy!|1901-1910|$200|easy|In 1909 Henry Ford produced over 10,000 of this car, saying customers could get it in 'any color...so long as it is black'|the Model T
22/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'T'HEATER|$200|easy|This synonym for 'actor' is taken from the name of a real actor of ancient Greece|thespian (from Thespis)
24/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|REPUBLICANS|$3000|hard|Nevada governor Kenny Guinn is fighting plans to make this mountain a nuclear waste repository|Yucca Mountain
13/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TINKER|$800|hard|'Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy' is a novel by this Brit|le Carré
27/05/2010|Jeopardy!|BORN IN BURBANK|$200|easy|The daughter of Broadway legend John Raitt, she's won numerous Grammys for her blues-rock style|Bonnie Raitt
22/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL EUROPE|$1200|hard|When in this Scottish city, visit the Willow Tea Rooms designed by hometown hero Charles Rennie Mackintosh|Glasgow
25/02/1997|Jeopardy!|IN THE 'RED'|$200|easy|Cabernet, for example|Red wine
02/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RIGHT 'IN' THE MIDDLE|$2000|hard|Having fixed or precise limits|definite
01/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD|$1000|hard|It's the Whitman, Massachusetts inn where the chocolate chip cookie was created in the 1930s|Toll House Inn
05/12/1996|Jeopardy!|'MAN'LY WORDS & PHRASES|$200|easy|It follows 'That's one small step for a man,...'|One Giant Leap for Mankind
13/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE PRIME MINISTER OF INDIA|$1200|hard|This third-generation Indian prime minister was once called 'Mr. Clean' for his fight against corruption|Rajiv Gandhi
17/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LAND ANIMALS|$1200|hard|In 1930, Noel Burnet opened a sanctuary for these eucalyptus-loving animals in Sydney, Australia|koalas
22/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A BRAND NEW 'YOU'|$1200|hard|3-word title of the 1950s TV show hosted by Walter Cronkite that recreated history as news events|You Are There
15/01/1998|Jeopardy!|FUNNYMEN|$500|medium|In 1997 this NBC host created a scholarship for McPherson College students enrolled in auto restoration|Jay Leno
11/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SHOW TUNES|$600|medium|While singing 'A Little More Mascara', Albin tranforms himself into Zaza in this musical|La Cage aux Folles
06/05/1997|Jeopardy!|BALLET|$100|easy|The Royal Danish Ballet has been based in this capital city for more than 200 years|Copenhagen
08/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN WRITERS|$400|easy|Anne has been convinced not to marry Wentworth in this woman's novel 'Persuasion'|Jane Austen
01/10/2009|Jeopardy!|ODE TO BILLY JOEL|$400|easy|I recall this 2-word vid / That starred a young top model / The song was nice, but nicer still / Was watching Christie waddle|Uptown Girl
01/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BROTHER|$400|easy|Takanohana & his brother Wakanohana have sparked a new craze for this Japanese sport|sumo
02/05/1994|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$100|easy|Formulated NaCl it's the chemical name for common table salt|sodium chloride
12/05/2006|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW|$800|hard|This late, great actor 'had a heap of fun cranking out' 'Fan-Tan' 'while throwing back a few hundred martinis'|Marlon Brando
22/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS' MIDDLE NAMES|$400|easy|A Pulitzer Prize-winning poet: St. Vincent|(Edna St. Vincent) Millay
06/10/2011|Jeopardy!|TIDY|$200|easy|'Be of good' this if you know that this laundry detergent was once labeled 'All Temperature'|Cheer
24/02/2009|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICAN NOVELISTS|None|None|'What is moral is what you feel good after and what is immoral is what you feel bad after', he wrote in 1932|Ernest Hemingway
13/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE 13th CENTURY|$1600|hard|Roger Bacon wrote coded instructions for making the explosive mix of saltpeter, sulfur & charcoal called black this|powder
12/05/2011|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY: STRONG|$1000|hard|She's the Grammy winner heard here|Miranda Lambert
28/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NICE SAUSAGE!|$1200|hard|Boudin is a type of Cajun sausage stuffed with pork & this grain|rice
17/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MEN IN CHARGE|$400|easy|Prime Minister Dr. Mammohan Singh|India
11/11/1999|Jeopardy!|IT'S IMPERATIVE|$300|easy|In Monopoly, after being told 'Go Directly to Jail', 'Do Not' do this|Pass Go
22/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN NAMES|$1600|hard|Self-destructive poet Delmore Schwartz inspired this author's novel 'Humboldt's Gift'|(Saul) Bellow
14/02/2001|Jeopardy!|LEISURE TIME|$200|easy|This often-collected item can mean the body of a handwritten letter, as well as a celebrity signature|Autographs
30/05/2000|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAINTINGS|$100|easy|In Grant Wood's 'American Gothic', a farmer is holding this implement in his right hand|Pitchfork
12/10/2009|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL INQUIRER|$200|easy|In 1914 this nation occupied the city of Basra in Iraq; in 2003 it was back there again|Great Britain
07/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|GRAMMAR|$600|medium|In the sentence 'Julie gave Jules a jab in the jaw', the indirect object|Jules
03/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$1000|hard|Neo-classicist who exemplified the Empire Style with his portrait of Madame Recamier, seen here|Jacques-Louis David
04/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS ABOUT PRESIDENTS|$800|hard|'The River of Doubt' tells of this president's jungle adventure & trip up the Amazon after he left office|Theodore Roosevelt
15/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TV DRAMAS BY EPISODE|$800|hard|'Angels in Chains'|Charlie's Angels
10/04/2007|Jeopardy!|BRITISH AUTHORS|$400|easy|In 'The Doors of Perception', he described the 'Brave New World' of drug experimentation|(Aldous) Huxley
27/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|I AM AN ISLAND|$200|easy|More Indonesians live on this island, famous for its coffee, than on any other|Java
23/12/1998|Jeopardy!|STATE BIRDS|$400|easy|Wyoming honors this blackbird relative whose name also belongs to a legendary Harlem Globetrotter|Meadowlark
02/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SAINTS|$400|easy|He's the Patron of Aragon & Portugal as well as of England|George
22/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'AND' IDIOMS|$2000|hard|Kids' lemonade vending place & to make good on a pledge|stand and deliver
09/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|2 Es, THEN ONE E|$1600|hard|I was just thinking about this word meaning uncanny; that's weird|eerie
20/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MR. & MS. ROBOTO|$2000|hard|At the end of this 1927 film, Maria & her robot twin are stalked by mobs as disaster strikes the title city|Metropolis
11/05/2006|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES BUSINESS|$200|easy|Union Pacific, HP & this Atlanta-based beverage company voted to impose limits on executive severance packages|Coca-Cola
17/09/2002|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$400|easy|When frightened or excited, this largest African mammal may make a loud, shrill sound called trumpeting|elephant
26/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE SERPENT'S EGG|$400|easy|Most snake moms abandon their eggs, but the female of this 'regal' venomous species builds a nest & stays|the king cobra
04/12/1984|Jeopardy!|COLORS|$500|medium|The 3 colors that make up the dots on a color TV screen|blue, green, and red
08/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$400|easy|This man was the lead vocalist on the 1970 No. 1 hit 'Bridge Over Troubled Water'|Art Garfunkel
20/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|THE CONTINENTS|$400|easy|Of 4, 12, or 20, the number of independent countries in Africa before WWII|4
06/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ASTEROIDS|$800|hard|Ida, photographed by the Galileo probe in 1993, has its own little one of these, named Dactyl|Moon
21/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NO E'S PLEASE|$2000|hard|This island is over 200,000 square miles in area|Madagascar
04/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE MICE|$200|easy|Mr. Jingles is a mouse on death row in this Stephen King tale|The Green Mile
22/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COTTON, THE ACT|$400|easy|The song 'Ol' Man River' says, 'Tote that barge and lift' this package of cotton|a bale
15/10/2004|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAIRS|None|None|They first teamed up in 1974; one a quiet Latin teacher & the other a former clown college student|Penn & Teller
12/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$600|medium|Some say he was killed when part of his ship, the Argo, fell on him|Jason
07/12/2011|Jeopardy!|TIME FOR A CHANGE|$400|easy|In 1962 former pres. Eisenhower remarked that this dance craze represented 'some kind of change in our standards'|the twist
06/12/1984|Jeopardy!|COLORS|$200|easy|When you're blooming with health, you're 'in' it|in the pink
06/04/1999|Jeopardy!|DEMOCRATS|$100|easy|This former Tennessee senator & current V.P. has been called 'Prince Albert'|Al Gore
29/03/2007|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$800|hard|This capital city of Luxembourg lies on a plateau into which the Alzette & Petrusse rivers flow|Luxembourg
21/07/2011|Jeopardy!|MEMBER NATIONS OF OPEC|$1200|hard|Ecuador & this other South American country are members|Venezuela
15/07/2009|Jeopardy!|COOKBOOKS FOR KIDS|$400|easy|'Cooking Rocks!' is her book of '30-minute Meals for Kids'|Rachael Ray
27/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MAX-IMUM OVERDRIVE|$400|easy|Silent film stars were all aflutter when the first false eyelashes were created by this makeup master|Max Factor
30/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICIANS|$600|medium|They're the mama & daughter heard here Well it's girls' night out...|The Judds
24/10/2006|Jeopardy!|SAUDI ARABIA|$600|medium|In 1990, before Desert Storm, came this operation to protect Saudi Arabia from Iraqi invasion|Desert Shield
19/07/1991|Double Jeopardy!|ITALY|$1000|hard|To reach the island of Sicily from the 'toe' of Italy, cross this narrow strait|the Straits of Messina
18/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SAMS OF THE CINEMA|$400|easy|This 'Law & Order' star played the unsuspecting hubby of a serial killer in 'Serial Mom'|Sam Waterston
12/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$600|medium|Meaning 'without water', it's one type of barometer|aneroid
23/12/2008|Jeopardy!|SPORTS HALLS OF FAME|$2000|hard|The museum & hall of fame for this sport in St. Louis has a display of zany team shirts from the 1950s|bowling
30/05/2006|Jeopardy!|6-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|Screwball comedies are either zany or this word that includes an old synonym for 'head'|madcap
26/03/1997|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$400|easy|The smallest of the big 6 accounting firms, it's well-known for tallying the votes for the Oscars|Price Waterhouse
10/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DISSECTING MR. FROGGIE|$400|easy|In Froggie's skull, you'll find the olfactory nerve that helped him smell & this main nerve that helped him see|optic nerve
09/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$800|hard|In the 1850s this Massachusetts educator founded Antioch College & became its first president|Horace Mann
15/10/2001|Jeopardy!|KNOW YOUR MUPPETS|$500|medium|One of the two phrases that begin with 'Hi' associated with the Muppets seen here|'Hi-Ho' or 'Hi-Yah!'
18/07/1997|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$500|medium|Einstein said measurements of this depend on whether the observer is moving; it's not absolute|time
14/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$600|medium|A buzzard flies overhead & inspires the cast of this Gershwin opera to sing 'The Buzzard Song'|Porgy and Bess
03/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'IZ' HAVE IT|$2000|hard|This word, coined about 15 years before 'hypnotize', is now used as a synonym|mesmerize
12/09/2008|Jeopardy!|CEO COMPENSATION|$1000|hard|Kenneth Lewis of this 'national' financial institution scraped by on $20 million in 2007|Bank of America
24/12/2002|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|None|None|This state is 2nd in blueberry production, 3rd in cranberries, 4th in peaches but 1st in chemical production|New Jersey
13/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|SICKNESS & HEALTH|$1000|hard|Overweight heavy snorers are prone to this disorder in which breathing stops for short periods|Sleep Apnea
10/07/1998|Jeopardy!|MILTON|$400|easy|On a visit to Florence, Milton met this astronomer, then under inquisitorial house arrest|Galileo
24/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MEET THE BEADLES|$1200|hard|In this Sondheim musical, Beadle Bamford gets sliced up for pie filling (don't worry, he wasn't a good guy)|Sweeney Todd
24/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BATTLES THAT CHANGED HISTORY|$2000|hard|The end of this handsome Stuart prince's rebellion was the April 16, 1746 Battle of Culloden|Bonnie Prince Charlie
12/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I'M SO HOT|$1200|hard|This Chinese region has a spicy rep because of its use of the native fagara peppercorn|Szechuan
22/03/2006|Jeopardy!|THE MEDAL OF FREEDOM, CLASS OF '05|$800|hard|She got the medal a week after singing her soul out at Rosa Parks' funeral|Aretha Franklin
10/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|19TH CENTURY SCIENCE|$1000|hard|1883 saw the debut of alloy steel & 1884 this first synthetic fiber|Rayon
28/03/2003|Jeopardy!|TV SERIES EPISODES|$1000|hard|'Musings of a Cigarette-Smoking Man'|The X-Files
14/09/1999|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL FOOD & DRINK|$300|easy|Tusker & White Cap are popular Kenyan types of this alcoholic brew|Beer
10/11/1992|Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$500|medium|On accepting a seat in the British parliament she said, 'I am a Virginian, so naturally I am a politician'|Lady Astor
17/01/1991|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$200|easy|When Henry Cavendish discovered this lightest-known element, he called it inflammable air|Hydrogen
27/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS GIANTS|$800|hard|Basketball fans will miss this man who recently retired from the Houston Rockets|Charles Barkley
02/10/1996|Jeopardy!|TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALLGAME|$500|medium|This Boston Red Sox player won back-to-back titles 3 times: 1941 & '42, 1947 & '48, & 1957 & '58|Ted Williams
24/04/2007|Jeopardy!|YOUR TEETH|$600|medium|It's no fiction, it's the sensitive tissue at the center of a tooth consisting of nerves & blood vessels|the pulp
06/03/1997|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$300|easy|Born David Thomsett, this British-born singer sang for Blood, Sweat & Tears under this name|David Clayton Thomas
17/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|EDUCATION|$200|easy|America's first public high school was opened in 1821 in this New England capital|Boston
03/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DEPARTMENT OF REDUNDANCY DEPARTMENT|$2000|hard|First mentioned in Exodus, this form of reciprocal justice can lead to optometrist bills|an eye for an eye
14/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE SANDBOX|$2000|hard|Winston Churchill was trained at the Royal Military academy commonly called this|Sandhurst
24/06/1996|Jeopardy!|GEOLOGISTS|$100|easy|Abraham Gottlob Werner's Neptunism theory claimed the Earth was once covered by this; he was wrong|water
07/09/2004|Jeopardy!|THE EXPERIENCE MUSIC PROJECT|$200|easy|(Sofia of the Clue Crew holds a feathered headdress at Experience Music Project in Seattle, WA.)  Felipe Rose, who wore this costume as part of this '70s group, has since founded Tomahawk Records|The Village People
23/12/2008|Jeopardy!|AMERICA'S GOT TALENT|$400|easy|New York's Mike Cuzzacrea has run 26 marathons in just over 3 hours each--oh, while flipping one of these foods|a pancake
15/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FICTION PULITZERS|$800|hard|In 1987 Peter Taylor answered the call for 'a summons to' this Tennessee city|Memphis
05/12/2008|Jeopardy!|THE ENGLISH TOP 100|$1000|hard|Title of the Beatles song that tells us 'life is very short'--5 words: Nos. 27, 53, 87, 11, 43|We Can Work It Out
17/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BOXING MOVIES|$1000|hard|In 'The Kid From Brooklyn', this 'White Christmas' co-star played a meek milkman who accidentally becomes a champ|Danny Kaye
21/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'EN'CHANTED|$1200|hard|A group of attendants, like the ones Adrian Grenier surrounds himself with on an HBO series|entourage
06/04/2001|Jeopardy!|IT'S A MYSTERY|$700|hard|FDR & Isaac Asimov were among members of the BSI, this group of Sherlock Holmes fans|Baker Street Irregulars
23/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$1200|hard|Jimmy Carter attended the 1996 funeral of this Maine senator, once his secretary of state|Edmund Muskie
03/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GROUPS|$1200|hard|Before 'Dawson's Creek' Michelle Williams played the young part-alien, part-human Sil in this film|Species
24/05/1989|Jeopardy!|FURNITURE|$200|easy|It's a hassock or stool, as Miss Muffet could tell you|a tuffet
31/03/2009|Jeopardy!|AN 'O'' CATEGORY|$400|easy|Hat named after the hero of a 1791 poem by Robert Burns|tam-o'-shanter
23/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MAKE-UP TEST|$400|easy|This shy Disney dwarf shares his name with a shade of Club Monaco's Cheek Dew|Bashful
11/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$800|hard|The names of Deneb, Rigel & Betelgeuse came from this language|Arabic
20/12/2001|Jeopardy!|A 'C.D.' CATEGORY|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew delivers the clue.)  This is the spicy treat that fits the category|a chili dog
10/11/1987|Jeopardy!|MEATS|$500|medium|Used to cure many meats including bacon, its the creosote and formaldehyde in this that help preserve things|smoke
09/12/2011|Jeopardy!|CANCELED!|$800|hard|The final round in the NCAA Division III women's golf championships May 13, 2011--due to this|lightning
07/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|USE A GOOD 'STOCK'|$2000|hard|Collective term for farm animals held as an asset|livestock
02/05/1994|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$600|medium|Discovered in 1820, this statue of Aphrodite was carved out of 2 blocks of marble|Venus de Milo
12/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|Just using flour & water gives you unleavened bread; add this fungus to leaven it|yeast
29/12/1997|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RHYME TIME|$100|easy|Ringo's Renaults & Rolls-Royces|Starr's cars
26/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ONE MAN'S 'MEAT'|$400|easy|Bill Murray summer camped it up in this 1979 comedy|Meatballs
09/03/2006|Jeopardy!|ON ROUTE 66|$800|hard|When Armenian king Tigran II was defeated in 66 B.C., his land became part of this empire|the Roman Empire
16/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A COUNTRY OF CENTRAL AMERICA|$800|hard|Its national bird is the quetzal & so is its currency|Guatemala
29/11/1984|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|Negative particle that orbits an atom's nucleus|an electron
16/05/1997|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$200|easy|Yes Sir!  In January 1997 this former Beatle & former leader of Wings was made a knight|Paul McCartney
24/06/1987|Jeopardy!|'M'ENAGERIE|$500|medium|These sled dogs were named for these eskimos who, it's said, first bred them|malamutes
05/06/1998|Jeopardy!|LADIES' LOCKER ROOM|$500|medium|Born in Mannheim, Germany in 1969, she's one of only 5 tennis players in history to win a Grand Slam|Steffi Graf
07/12/2010|Jeopardy!|LET'S HIT IT|$200|easy|Hit this paper mache container, Spanish for 'jug', if you want candy and small gifts|pinata
05/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|VERY GRIMM TALES|$800|hard|One-Eye & Three-Eyes hated their sister because she had these, like the common folk|Two eyes
12/05/2008|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES ENTERTAINMENT|$400|easy|Nytimes.com lauded Hamish Linklater, who plays Julia Louis-Dreyfus' brother Matthew on this sitcom|The New Adventures of Old Christine
30/09/1996|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES|$200|easy|Florida Institute of Technology is sometimes called 'Countdown College' from its proximity to this site|Cape Canaveral
24/12/2002|Jeopardy!|SNACK FOODS|$600|medium|Chester, seen here, is the spokescat for this snack brand, launched nationally in 1948|Cheetos
30/10/2000|Jeopardy!|MAO MAO MAO MAO|$200|easy|In 1918 Mao worked briefly as a library assistant at the state university in this city|Peking/Beijing
27/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TREE-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|A mottled coat for a horse, there was a gray one in a nursery rhyme|dapple (has apple)
23/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$3000|hard|Soprano born in Stockholm October 6, 1820; her last public performance was in 1883|Jenny Lind
25/03/2005|Jeopardy!|TV SPIN-OFFS|$400|easy|'Fish'|Barney Miller
06/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MAD, I TELL YOU!|$200|easy|Howard Cosell covers an assassination & a marital consummation in this 'fruity' Woody Allen film|Bananas
09/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|Rust is a slow example of this process:  combustion is defined as a 'rapid' one|Oxidation
11/10/2002|Jeopardy!|U.S. ENDANGERED SPECIES|$400|easy|It's not only the chinook; the sockeye species of this fish is endangered also|salmon
08/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1200|hard|Native American drum that headed the Department of Homeland Security|Tom Tom Ridge
24/09/2004|Jeopardy!|PRO FOOTBALL|$1000|hard|The Las Vegas Outlaws & Los Angeles Xtreme were teams in this league that lasted just one season, 2001|the XFL
15/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ZOOS|$800|hard|A highlight of the Edinburgh Zoo in Scotland is the afternoon parade of these black & white birds|penguins
23/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BETHLEHEM|$600|medium|Bethlehem tourism was hurt by this Palestinian uprising  that began in 1987|Intifada
14/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SEA BETWEEN|$1200|hard|Sweden & Finland|the Baltic
18/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|STATES OF THE UNION|$800|hard|Cimarron & Beaver are counties in its Panhandle|Oklahoma
15/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SYSTEM OF A 'DOWN'|$1200|hard|Olympic event mastered by Jean-Claude Killy & Franz Klammer|downhill skiing
22/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WIEGHT FOR IT|$800|hard|'Frail' can mean 75 pounds of this dried fruit; Calif. produces 10.5 million frails of this Thompson kind a year|raisins
15/11/1994|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$500|medium|This jockey is the only man to ride 2 Triple Crown winners: Whirlaway & Citation|Eddie Arcaro
21/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$400|easy|An amphibian avenue|Toad road
04/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|I LOVE A PARADE|$1200|hard|As seen in the photo in 1960, Senator Kennedy and wife Jackie enjoyed this type of parade in New York City|ticker-tape parade
14/11/1997|Jeopardy!|OUT THERE SPORTS|$100|easy|At the 1996 Olympics, Italy won 2 gold & 2 silver medals in these boats originated by Eskimos|kayaks
17/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S CANADA, EH|$400|easy|In 1870 the Hudson's Bay Company & Britain ceded these 'territories' to Canada|the Northwest Territories
09/10/2007|Jeopardy!|THE SUMMER OLYMPICS|$800|hard|Throwing events include this one, the hurling of a spearlike shaft|the javelin
04/05/2010|Jeopardy!|PROVERBIALLY SPEAKING|$1000|hard|'In the land of the blind', this hyphenated person 'is king'|the one-eyed man
31/03/2004|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the front of the Temple de la Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, Spain)  The facade named this, the word for Jesus' suffering & death, has sober design elements like columns that look like bones|the Passion Facade
18/11/2003|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TAGLINES|$400|easy|1975: 'Don't go in the water'|Jaws
06/02/2001|Jeopardy!|ZOO-OLOGY|$300|easy|The Henry Doorly Zoo in this Nebraska city boasts 'The World's Largest Indoor Tropical Rainforest'|Omaha
24/04/2008|Jeopardy!|'PIE' FLINGING|$400|easy|A decorative floral arrangement in the middle of a dining table|a centerpiece
14/06/2011|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL QUOTATIONS|$200|easy|In his 1834 autobiography, this frontiersman stated, 'I never wrote (a book) before, and never read very many'|Davy Crockett
01/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SOMEDAY MY PRINCE WILL COME|$1200|hard|In the 1240s David ap Llywelyn was the first to declare himself prince of this|Wales
09/04/1991|Double Jeopardy!|ANTS|$200|easy|After mating and removing her wings, a queen ant devotes her life to this|laying eggs
28/10/1998|Jeopardy!|FESTIVE FOOD|$100|easy|Heloise suggests dyeing your kids' pancakes this color on Saint Patrick's Day|Green
20/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS CANADIANS|$1600|hard|James Gosling helped create this computer language that shares its name with a breakfast beverage|Java
23/12/2002|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE-'Z' WORDS|$200|easy|Often of spiral shape, it's a 'stick' used to mix drinks|swizzle stick
20/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$1000|hard|'Jumanji' & 'Where the Wild Things Are' are among the picture books to win this illustrious medal|the Caldecott Medal
07/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRIGHTEST STARS|$400|easy|Regulus, from the Latin Rex, for 'king', is in this king of beasts|Leo
24/03/2000|Final Jeopardy!|FUN WITH FIRST FAMILIES|None|None|If the mother of the 35th president married the father of the 41st, she would have been named this|Rose Bush
16/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE 'L'|$2800|hard|It can refer to the oars used to propel a boat, or a racing boat propelled by those oars|scull
11/11/1998|Jeopardy!|THE KENNEDYS|$500|medium|Seen here, he's an environmental law professor at Pace University in New York & a lawyer with the conservation group Riverkeeper|Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
14/04/2005|Jeopardy!|BUSH|$400|easy|...born in Midland, Texas & earned a masters degree at the University of Texas|Laura Bush
25/12/2009|Jeopardy!|COCOA CHANNEL|$1000|hard|In the chocolate-making process, high pressure is used to remove this fatty substance used in cosmetics|cocoa butter
17/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BULGARIA|$400|easy|Reasonably enough, the bulgur type of this is popular in Bulgaria's Eastern-influenced cuisine|wheat
06/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|10-, 11- & 12-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|This small, heavy object, often made of glass, is designed to keep stuff from blowing off your desk|a paperweight
22/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IS A DANGEROUS THING|$1600|hard|In summer 2010 at least 150 people at a New Hampshire beach were stung by a dead one of these|a jellyfish
03/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ART MUSEUM EXHIBITS|$2000|hard|In 2010 MoMA put on this French artist: 'Radical Invention, 1913-1917', including 'The Moroccans'|Henri Matisse
29/06/2009|Jeopardy!|12-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|It's a doctor who operates on the brain|a neurosurgeon
07/03/2000|Jeopardy!|TOOL TIME?|$400|easy|A taipan or mamba?  Put that in your drainpipe....|Snake
14/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$800|hard|Prospectors travelling West in 1859 vowed to reach this famous 'Peak or Bust'|Pike's Peak
29/03/2004|Jeopardy!|IT'S UNREAL|$200|easy|In 1966 Clark & Gollan performed experiments that led to artificial this, probably exciting news to artificial vampires|artificial blood
15/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS ON FILM|$400|easy|Nicole Kidman (in a prosthetic nose) portrayed 'The Hours' of this author|Virginia Woolf
28/01/2000|Jeopardy!|THE 1930s|$200|easy|Last name of the 'Ma' killed in a gun battle with the police & FBI January 16, 1935|Ma Barker
20/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC MEN|$1600|hard|He collaborated with Yip Harburg on 'Lydia, the Tattooed Lady' & 'Over the Rainbow'|Harold Arlen
21/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CALL ME CHARLES|$1200|hard|The National Museum of Health & Medicine performed the autopsies on James Garfield & this assassin|Charles Guiteau
04/05/2000|Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$400|easy|It's the smallest in area of the Benelux countries|Luxembourg
07/03/2003|Jeopardy!|WHEW!  IT'S HOT!|$1000|hard|119 degrees on July 10, 1898 in Pendleton|Oregon
26/05/1998|Jeopardy!|FIRE DRILL|$100|easy|In October 1871 fire destroyed most of this city's buildings erected in the previous half century|Chicago
20/09/2000|Jeopardy!|'TOUCH' ME|$400|easy|An object to test gold, or a standard by which something is judged|Touchstone
25/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN SAINTS|$800|hard|Originally called The Poor Ladies, they are now called this, after their founder from Assisi|Poor Clares (St. Clare)
03/09/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$1000|hard|An incident from his book 'My Life in Court' inspired the stage play 'A Case of Libel'|Louis Nizer
28/12/2010|Jeopardy!|SUPER COOPER|$200|easy|John Wayne accepted on his behalf when he won an Oscar for 'High Noon'|Gary Cooper
25/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK BINDINGS|$800|hard|Tolkien (a trilogy), 1954-55 & Golding, 1954: 'Lord of the _____'|Rings & Flies
17/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS & PHRASES|$400|easy|The word language comes from 'lingua', Latin for this body part|tongue
05/07/2004|Jeopardy!|TV FAMILY ROLL CALL|$600|medium|Ray, Debra, their 3 kids, Robert, Marie & Frank|Everybody Loves Raymond
23/01/2012|Jeopardy!|CONSTELLATION TRANSLATION|$400|easy|Big bear|Ursa Major
30/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH RAIN|$600|medium|World Book describes it as a 'grayish-pink, jellylike ball with many ridges and grooves'|brain
07/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'ITZ'|$800|hard|'Bar' none, it's a commandment of the Jewish law|Mitzvah
01/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MATH|$800|hard|With a name meaning 'many angles', these shapes may or may not be convex|polygon
30/10/1992|Final Jeopardy!|THE SUPREME COURT|None|None|The 1973 case Doe v. Bolton was decided with this more famous case|Roe v. Wade
16/07/2008|Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELS|$1000|hard|Citrine, a translucent yellow quartz, is often sold as this gem|a topaz
06/10/2009|Jeopardy!|A MIXED BAG|$600|medium|Take direction with their shoes & bags: SINEW NET|Nine West
02/03/2006|Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED KEGS|$600|medium|Might be Ben Kenobi's favorite: SIN GENUS|Guinness
15/05/1998|Jeopardy!|SINGERS ON FILM|$300|easy|Dr. Frankenstein, played by this 'Police' man, gave Jennifer Beals every breath she took as 'The Bride'|Sting
23/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BURT REYNOLDS|$200|easy|Burt attended college on a scholarship for this sport|Football
03/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE CHARACTERS|$800|hard|In 1993 Wes Studi played this Apache, 'An American Legend'|Geronimo
29/01/2009|Jeopardy!|DANTE'S DIVINE COMEDY|$1000|hard|Paging Mr. Magus, this magician who offered to purchase the power of transmitting the Holy Spirit|Simon
03/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE FILM TITLE|$1600|hard|1964: '7 Faces of...'|Dr. Lao
20/09/1984|Jeopardy!|RACY LADIES|$100|easy|Driving with a broken wrist, Janet Guthrie was the 1st woman to compete in this race|the Indianapolis 500
19/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN ARCHITECTS|$400|easy|Karl Von Hasenauer was one of the leading architects of the Ringstrasse in this world capital|Vienna
01/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PICK A PLANET|$1600|hard|It was the first to be discovered with the aid of the telescope|Uranus
29/11/1999|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL VOICES|$200|easy|This apostle 'lifted up his voice' & addressed the crowd at Pentecost|Peter
13/07/1998|Jeopardy!|DOWN UNDER|$300|easy|Walter Burley Griffin, an architect from Chicago, designed this capital city, site unseen|Canberra
30/04/1998|Jeopardy!|STATES OF THE UNION|$300|easy|By far, it's the state with the most foreign-born people in its population|California
17/05/2000|Jeopardy!|ON AN OPEN FIRE|$200|easy|A survey by the Barbecue Industry Association showed most U.S. backyard grills use these 2 fuel types|Coal & propane
01/07/2011|Jeopardy!|'GR'!|$600|medium|It's another word for the tip you give to a waiter or bellhop|a gratuity
21/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC CINEMA|$1200|hard|In a 1942 film Greer Garson as this heroic title Mrs. dodged bombs during the Blitz|Mrs. Miniver
13/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|YET MORE BRIT LIT|$200|easy|Hurree Chunder Mookerjee is a Secret Service agent in this author's 'Kim'|Rudyard Kipling
21/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK FIRSTS|$800|hard|She appeared in over 300 films & was the first black actress to win an Oscar|Hattie McDaniel
26/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE HARDY BOYS|$1600|hard|General Hugh Hardy was a 1980s commanding officer of this huge Marine base near San Diego|Camp Pendleton
08/11/2004|Jeopardy!|SHALL WE GDANSK?|$1000|hard|The river that runs from the Carpathian Mountains to its mouth near Gdansk|the Vistula
31/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HALLOWEEN CANDY|$400|easy|Wow! the neighbors gave trick-or-treaters the king size of this Nestle candy bar with a noisy name|Crunch
16/02/2000|Jeopardy!|A.T.|$400|easy|Oh lord, he was made poet laureate of England in 1850|Alfred Lord Tennyson
28/09/1999|Jeopardy!|APPROXIMATE WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$300|easy|A kid who's hard to control is described as 'a real' one of these approximate measures|a handful
01/04/1993|Jeopardy!|STATE MOTTOES|$100|easy|Bill Clinton could tell you its state motto is 'The people rule'|Arkansas
02/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE 'END' ZONE|$200|easy|Term meaning to give oneself up, as to the cops|surrender
01/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NO. 1 HITMAKERS OF THE '90s|$1200|hard|1992: 'This Used to Be My Playground'|Madonna
17/01/2006|Jeopardy!|HOOP STARS|$600|medium|Known as 'The Worm', he was named the NBA's Defensive Player of the Year twice: 1990 & 1991|Dennis Rodman
23/01/1990|Jeopardy!|PUDDING|$300|easy|This pudding is a type of cornmeal mush, as Yankee Doodle could have told you|hasty pudding
18/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT GREEK DRAMA|$2000|hard|The 3 parts of this Greek dramatic  trilogy are 'Agamemnon', 'Choephori', & 'Eumenides'|the Oresteia
19/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$400|easy|Archaeological digs in 1996 indicate that Buddha was born in this country, about 145 miles SW of Katmandu|Nepal
10/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SKY WATCHING|$600|medium|Last seen in 1997, another 2,400 years will pass before the next visiti of Hale-Bopp, one of these|Comet
09/02/2010|Jeopardy!|COLLEGIATE MOVIE TITLES|$600|medium|We found Matthew Fox; he was in this 2006 movie with Matthew McConnaughey|We Are Marshall
26/06/1998|Jeopardy!|STATES OF THE UNION|$400|easy|In early June this state's historical society sponsors Boone Day|Kentucky
11/06/2002|Jeopardy!|ROCK WITH YOU|$600|medium|Eric Clapton charted 3 times with this song: in 1971, 1972 & 1992|Layla
24/10/2006|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC ROCK LYRICS|$400|easy|It begins, 'When I find myself in times of trouble, Mother Mary comes to me speaking words of wisdom'|Let It Be
17/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ISLAND HOPPING|$1600|hard|The Dutch & French occupied this Caribbean island at the same time, so in 1648 they decided to split it|St. Maarten
29/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|This creature is gripping a bunch of stuff on the back of the U.S. dollar bill|an eagle
27/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|START SPREADING THE 'NEW's|$1200|hard|The 'March of Time' was a famous series of these short films about recent historic events|a newsreel
07/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$1200|hard|Only 5'6'', this 8th President was a mini-van|Martin Van Buren
05/03/2009|Jeopardy!|I'M IN SUCH A STATE!|$600|medium|The fact that some vehicles have gone more than 600 mph on its Bonneville Salt Flats amazes me|Utah
12/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN TRAVEL|$400|easy|From March to May Arctic Odysseys leads expeditions on these vehicles in the Baffin area|Dogsleds
10/12/2009|Jeopardy!|HAMMER TIME|$3800|hard|Countless hammers have swung since this org.'s founding in 1976, helping to house more than 1.5 million people|Habitat for Humanity
07/01/2003|Jeopardy!|HAT'S ALL, FOLKS|$600|medium|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew sports his hat.) The hat I'm wearing is most strongly identified with this American hero, of the Alamo|Davy Crockett
11/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$1600|hard|What was once the Church College of Hawaii now operates as a branch of this mainland university|Brigham Young (University)
30/06/2004|Jeopardy!|GREENLAND|$600|medium|Greenland's major physical feature is its massive ice sheet, which is second in size only to one found here|Antarctica
14/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|VERY CROSS WORD CLUES|$600|medium|Dylan Thomas said to do it, do it 'Against the dying of the light'|Rage
17/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$1200|hard|The book 'Born Losers' traces this term for a penniless debtor to the futility of whipping a deceased horse|deadbeat
10/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|I THINK|$800|hard|Upon this thinker's death in 347 B.C., the Greek philosopher Speusippus, his nephew, took over the academy|Plato
15/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|STATE FACTS|$1600|hard|This great statue of Giza has the Arabic name Abu al-Awl, 'father of terror'|the Sphinx
15/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PARTS OF A WHOLE|$1200|hard|Gate arm lamp, highway crossing bell, crossbuck sign|a railroad crossing
30/10/2008|Jeopardy!|HALLOWEEN: TRICK OR TREAT|$600|medium|On Oct. 31, 1776 M.P.s might have felt tricked as this monarch told them it was not going too well over in America|George III
24/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COME FLY WITH ME|$200|easy|This Tokyo-based airline offers soba & udon noodles as snacks|Japan Air Lines (JAL)
12/02/2003|Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$1200|hard|This Spaniard painted some dreary-looking clowns during his Blue & Rose Periods in the early 1900s|Pablo Picasso
08/04/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$100|easy|Edmund Randolph's Virginia Plan was used as the basis for this important American document of 1787|The Constitution
21/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AN UNFINISHED LIT CATEGORY|$200|easy|Even if Hawthorne had finished 'Septimius Felton' & 'Dr. Grimshawe's Secret', we doubt they'd have rivaled his 'The Scarlet...'|Letter
05/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WAY UP NORTH|$400|easy|The location of this moving point en'compass'es an area around latitude 76 deg, N., longitude 101 deg. W.|Magnetic North Pole
29/03/2000|Jeopardy!|WHAT A BUNCH OF...|$500|medium|A 'suit' is a complete set of these on a boat|Sails
25/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I LEARNED IT ONLINE|$1200|hard|The 'This Day in History' feature on history.com taught me Dec. 25 is the day in 1991 when he quit as Soviet leader|Mikhail Gorbachev
30/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY|$1000|hard|Ur, Tyre & Athens were examples of this political unit centered on an urban community|City-state
02/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE TUDORS|$2000|hard|Henry VIII is starting to suspect everyone, even in the honeymoon period with this third wife|Jane Seymour
27/04/2007|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$400|easy|The USA's Constitution Day is observed in this autumn month|September
30/12/1998|Jeopardy!|MONKEY BUSINESS|$300|easy|He's the mischievous monkey in books by H.A. Rey & Margret Rey|Curious George
04/01/2005|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE A PRESCRIPTION DRUG|$200|easy|Specific term for a supplement to your last will & testament|a codicil
23/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|DENTISTRY|$800|hard|The American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry says it's the most popular procedure for those under 50|teeth whitening
17/11/1992|Jeopardy!|MYSTERIES|$300|easy|Her book, 'The Murder of Roger Ackroyd', was inspired partly by a suggestion from Lord Mountbatten|Agatha Christie
05/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|'MAN'LY MOVIES|$800|hard|Peter O'Toole sang & tilted at windmills in the movie adaptation of this musical|Man of La Mancha
21/11/2006|Jeopardy!|THAT '70s SHOW|$400|easy|Chuck Barris created & hosted this show, a sort of talent-free show|The Gong Show
02/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CROSSWORD CLUES 'E'|$800|hard|Simple substance, my dear Watson (7)|an element
29/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONAUTS|$1000|hard|Florida congressman Bill Nelson was the second politician in space; the first was this Utah senator|('Jake') Garn
05/11/1990|Jeopardy!|METALS|$400|easy|The U.S. nickel coin is actually 75% this metal|copper
02/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|RETIRED NUMBERS BY TEAM|$400|easy|15: Bart Starr 92: Reggie White|the Packers
30/01/2001|Jeopardy!|THE '40s|$400|easy|In June 1947 this general accepted Columbia University's offer to become its president|Dwight D. Eisenhower
25/01/2000|Jeopardy!|THE SHORT VERSION|$500|medium|To an infantryman: APC|Armored personnel carrier
19/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A BUNCH OF HOODS|$1200|hard|A 1901 film tells the story of Le Petit Chaperon Rouge, better known as this|Little Red Riding Hood
04/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN LITERATURE|$2000|hard|This 'Taras Bulba' author wrote his masterpiece 'Dead Souls' while living in Rome|(Nikolay) Gogol
11/07/2007|Jeopardy!|THE 'WASH' ROOM|$800|hard|Hyphenated term meaning lacking in decisiveness|wishy-washy
20/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS WITH 'ICE'|$1200|hard|Hey, pal, are you yellow?  Or do you just have this condition associated with liver damage?|jaundice
27/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SPACE SCIENTISTS|$800|hard|Willy Ley brought this man into the German Rocket Society, but unlike him wouldn't work with the Nazis|Wernher von Braun
14/05/2007|Jeopardy!|IN YOUR CABINET|$400|easy|For stomach pain, this brand now comes in cherry flavor & says, 'pink tastes better than you think!'|Pepto-Bismol
24/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|This medical specialty encompasses the anatomy, function, pathology & treatment of the eye|Ophthalmology
17/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CAPTAIN KANGAROO|$800|hard|Terrytoons created this hero & Mighty Manfred the Wonder Dog especially for the show|Tom Terrific
12/01/1998|Jeopardy!|'SH'|$500|medium|Tecumseh was chief of this Indian tribe|Shawnee
21/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BARRE TENDERS|$800|hard|In 1936 he staged the 'Slaughter on Tenth Avenue' sequence for the Rodgers & Hart musical 'On Your Toes'|George Balanchine
22/01/2004|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RELATIVES|$800|hard|She got her first big break playing Connie in 'The Godfather', directed by her brother Francis Ford Coppola|Talia Shire
28/01/2009|Jeopardy!|THE AUDACITY OF BOB HOPE|$400|easy|After playing golf with this president: 'He hit a birdie--and an eagle, a moose, an elk, an aardvark...'|Gerald Ford
06/07/2010|Jeopardy!|BE FRUITFUL & MULTIPLY|$1000|hard|2 x 1,035|2,070
19/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SHE WAS IN THAT?|$2000|hard|As a toddler she appeared at the end of mom's 1949 movie 'In the Good Old Summertime'|Liza Minelli
29/01/1997|Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN DISNEY FILMS|$500|medium|Nala, Mufasa, Scar|The Lion King
06/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HONORING WHAT?|$800|hard|Clio awards: for these seen on TV|commercials
26/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS' PLOTS|$400|easy|He's interred at his former home at 18354 Ventura Blvd. in Encino, not Tarzana, California|Edgar Rice Burroughs
26/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SHE USED TO BE IN CHARGE|$1600|hard|President Vigdis Finnbogadottir|Iceland
21/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A LOST LETTER FROM SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|Dear Anne, how art thou? This play doth come along; Mercutio dueleth Tybalt, but the 2 shan't appear in a sequel|Romeo and Juliet
25/05/2006|Jeopardy!|'H-M'|$600|medium|It's a ship's equivalent of a steering wheel|a helm
06/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS ON FILM|$1000|hard|This female drag racer was the subject of the 1983 movie 'Heart Like a Wheel'|Shirley Muldowney
09/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BORN TO BE KING|$400|easy|Tsarskoe Selo, Russia 1868|Nicholas II
14/10/2008|Jeopardy!|MY GALAXY|$800|hard|The word 'galaxy' is from a Greek word for this liquid|milk
19/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'L'|$1600|hard|Name whispered by 'every little breeze' in song (6)|Louise
04/05/2009|Jeopardy!|A HORSE IS A HORSE|$800|hard|In 'The Lord of the Rings', Gandalf rides this horse that only he could tame|Shadowfax
20/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT STORIES|$400|easy|An old woman asks this Washington Irving character, 'Why, where have you been these twenty long years?'|Rip Van Winkle
17/07/1997|Jeopardy!|OCEANIA|$300|easy|When Gauguin arrived on this island in 1891, he was shocked at how modern it was|Tahiti
23/05/1994|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION|$1000|hard|'Bouncy' term for the wide ruffle attached to a skirt|a flounce
15/04/1998|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT ARTIST|$200|easy|One of his last works is seen here:|Van Gogh
29/11/1994|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$300|easy|In 1967 Douglas Aircraft merged with this military aircraft supplier|McDonnell
17/11/1994|Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$300|easy|This artificial sweetner has been associated with bladder cancer in animal experiments|saccharin
24/02/2010|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES' FAVORITE BOOKS|$800|hard|(Bill Clinton delivers the clue.)  My favorite novel is this book by Gabriel Garcia Marquez in which one sees the history of Latin America reflected in the town of Macondo|One Hundred Years of Solitude
31/03/2010|Jeopardy!|MYTHING IN ACTION|$200|easy|The yata-no-kagami mirror was used by the sun goddess Amaterasu to bring light to the world in this country's mythology|Japan
16/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BAND OF BROTHERS|$400|easy|This band of brothers was featured in Disney Channel's 2008 movie 'Camp Rock'|the Jonas Brothers
12/05/2005|Jeopardy!|CNN 25: INTERNATIONAL NEWS|$800|hard|Held hostage in Lebanon, this AP correspondant was finally freed in 1991, ending his 7-year ordeal|Terry Anderson
16/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL NOBILITY|$1600|hard|The revue 'Sophisticated Ladies' is based on the music of this 'noble' composer & bandleader|Duke Ellington
05/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICA|$2000|hard|In 1984 Upper Volta changed its name to this, which means 'Land of the Honest People'|Burkina Faso
29/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WE'RE IN BUSINESS|$1200|hard|One in 9 Americans has this type of insurance through WellPoint|health insurance
10/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LIONS|$400|easy|As well as these on their paws, lions have a patch of rough skin on their tails called the same thing|claw
20/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|QUE SARAH, SARAH|$1200|hard|Her discography includes 1946's 'The Divine Sarah' & 1956's 'Sassy'|Sarah Vaughn
23/10/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|Served by Blue Grass Airport, this Kentucky city was named for the first battle of the American Revolution|Lexington
04/10/1991|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$600|medium|One of his sonnets begins, 'My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun'|William Shakespeare
01/04/2009|Jeopardy!|STEPHEN, KING OF WRITING|$400|easy|Cold Mountain Penitentiary's 'colorful' name of the corridor from the cells to the execution room|the green mile
09/10/2007|Jeopardy!|YOUR NEW CLASS SCHEDULE|$600|medium|Spanish: You'll have to use your cabeza, this body part, to pass the class|your head
25/04/2003|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$1000|hard|150 MHz is in this band that falls between HF & UHF|VHF
07/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THE IVY LEAGUE|$1000|hard|This 'Big Red' school was partly endowed by the Morrill Act of 1862|Cornell
18/06/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU'VE NEVER LOOKED LOVELIER|$1000|hard|This beautiful & enticing daughter of Leda would have to have lived around 1200 B.C.|Helen of Troy
20/10/2006|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS CANADIANS|$400|easy|Aye, Captain; he was born in Vancouver & played Scotty on 'Star Trek'|James Doohan
19/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$3000|hard|These homophones are both 3 letters long; one refers to a grain, while the other means 'bitterly amusing'|rye/wry
05/03/2009|Jeopardy!|MIT DEN BEATLES|$400|easy|One of 2 official Beatles German-language releases, 'Komm, gib mir deine Hand' was the lads' take on this 1964 smash|I Want To Hold Your Hand
13/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE S|$400|easy|A diplomatic emissary of the highest rank|an ambassador
24/09/2009|Jeopardy!|ROAD RELATED|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows a diagram on the monitor.) The Venn diagram represents consonants and vowels; sometimes 'Y' in the middle is this mathematical set that the two larger sets have in common|the intersection
08/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION, HEAD TO FOOT|$400|easy|It can be an Empire-period dress, a more shapeless flapper dress, or just the French word for shirt|chemise
02/04/1996|Jeopardy!|ASIA|$300|easy|Most of this country's people live in hamlets called kampongs but about a million reside in Kuala Lumpur|Malaysia
07/11/1991|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$400|easy|Divided between Switzerland & France, it's the largest Alpine lake in Europe|Lake Geneva
20/10/2004|Jeopardy!|COMPUTING 101|$200|easy|5-letter term for an 'infectious' program designed to harm your computer|a virus
26/03/2007|Jeopardy!|KISS ME!|$200|easy|The 2 participants in the memorable kiss in Mark 14:44|Jesus & Judas
22/02/2007|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'F'|$600|medium|You do it with a plow or to your brow (6)|furrow
14/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CATCH HER|$2000|hard|Evelyn 'Billie' Frechette was the moll of this 1930s bank robber & recounted their lives together in a jail confession|(John) Dillinger
05/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS & FIRST LADIES|$600|medium|He narrowly won the New York governorship in 1928, but won the presidency by a large margin 4 years later|Franklin D. Roosevelt
15/04/1996|Jeopardy!|THE PIANO|$100|easy|A piano of this type that required insertion of a nickel to operate was called a nickelodeon|Player Piano
11/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|A PASSAGE TO INDIA|$800|hard|The Palk Strait & the Gulf of Mannar separate India from this nation|Sri Lanka
04/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE-O WORDS|$800|hard|A lateral branch on a main stem|an offshoot
19/06/2006|Jeopardy!|HARLEM SHUFFLE|$1600|hard|In 1954 he took over as minister of the Nation of Islam's Temple Number 7 in Harlem|Malcolm X
02/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SAY IT AGAIN|$1000|hard|A 1930s hit told about the 'Flat Foot Floogie with' this|Floy, floy
31/05/2000|Jeopardy!|FUN WITH ZIP CODES|$500|medium|In the '90s the Spiegel Catalog warehouse moved to Groveport, Ohio 43125 from this city 60609|Chicago
06/06/2005|Jeopardy!|BLOWIN' IN THE WIND|$200|easy|Before it first touches down on the ground, its funnel looks white, as it's just made up of water droplets|a tornado
24/02/2010|Jeopardy!|MEET YOUR NEW GODFATHER!|$1000|hard|You balk at a trip to Mogadishu, this country's capital?  What have I ever done to make you treat me so disrespectfully?|Somalia
15/11/1994|Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$500|medium|The books of the Bible accepted as holy scripture, or the works of an author considered authentic|Canon
04/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BEWITCHED|$400|easy|To prepare for the 'Bewitched' film, Nicole Kidman had to learn to twitch this like Elizabeth Montgomery|her nose
31/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE LABEL|$1200|hard|This light beer brand comes in a 'cold activated can'--'When the mountains turn blue, it's as cold as the Rockies'|Coors Light
16/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE IN HIGH SCHOOL|$1600|hard|As a high school basketball star in Irvington, J.J., this 'Royal' rapper led her team to 2 state championships|Queen Latifah
18/03/2005|Jeopardy!|A ULYSSES S. GRANT QUICKIE|$1000|hard|His mother's maiden name|Simpson
04/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POLKA YOUR EYES OUT|$400|easy|In the 'Beer Barrel Polka', this 4-word line comes before 'we'll have a barrel of fun'|Roll out the barrel
07/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS UNDER THE MICROSCOPE|$2000|hard|Of teens in this Christian group, belief shapes the daily life of 40% of Episcopalians & over 70% of Baptists|Protestants
09/11/1990|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. POLITICS|None|None|This city has been the site of more major party presidential nominating conventions than any other|Chicago
12/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$200|easy|Pope John Paul II was born in the city of Wadowice in this country|Poland
08/04/2009|Jeopardy!|IT'S A COUNTRY THING|$600|medium|Channel & saddle|English
04/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS IN OTHER WORDS|$800|hard|'Not Small or Large'|Medium
24/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BITES|$600|medium|Vipers keep these teeth folded in until it's time to bite|fangs
30/09/1999|Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$400|easy|Ferenc Molnar's Hungarian drama 'Liliom' inspired this 'merry-go-round' of a musical that debuted in 1945|Carousel
23/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHS & LEGENDS|$800|hard|The earliest ballads of this outlaw say that his activities took place in the South Yorkshire, not Nottinghamshire|Robin Hood
09/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$3000|hard|Formally known as Euskara, this language spoken in the Pyrenees is not clearly related to any known language|Basque
02/06/2000|Jeopardy!|POT LUCK|$100|easy|This British prime minister lived in his home of Chartwell in Westerham, Kent for the last 41 years of his life|Winston Churchill
02/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE MOVIES|$600|medium|The 'Witches of Eastwick' were played by these 3 actresses|Cher, Michelle Pfeiffer & Susan Sarandon
04/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|RHETORIC|$800|hard|'To be or not to be' is not a thesis but an example of this, also meaning 'the opposite'|antithesis
10/07/2003|Jeopardy!|HMMM, I WONDER|$400|easy|The Witiko creature of Algonquian myth may be a forerunner of this mystery of the Northwest|Bigfoot/Sasquatch
12/02/2001|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL CUISINE|$300|easy|It's the type of pastry dough you use when you whip up some Greek floyeres|Phyllo
22/12/1999|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED MUSICALS|$200|easy|Let's clap for this one: 'Lap Pause'|Applause
26/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$1200|hard|Also called the kneecap, this flat, triangle-shaped bone is at the front of the knee joint|the patella
02/01/2008|Jeopardy!|AN 'A' IN AMERICAN HISTORY|$800|hard|In 1942 Japanese forces captured Attu in this Alaskan island group & relocated its inhabitants|the Aleutians
25/04/2003|Jeopardy!|AN ANCIENT LIFETIME AGO|$800|hard|Ptolemy X, a little short of funds, replaced this Macedonian's fancy gold coffin with an alabaster one|Alexander the Great
04/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD|$200|easy|Some say these dried treats are tastier made from seeded grapes than from seedless ones|Raisins
18/11/1996|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|He related the story of Pocahontas in his 'General History of Virginia' in 1624|John Smith
20/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC RECORD LABELS|$1200|hard|The 1962 hit 'The Lonely Bull' was on this label formed by the man who performed it|A&M Records (co-founded by Herb Alpert)
18/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY QUOTES|$400|easy|In 1899 this future president said he wished to preach 'the doctrine of the strenuous life'|Teddy Roosevelt
15/06/2005|Jeopardy!|THE DREADED OPERA CATEGORY|$1000|hard|Debussy wrote an opera about Pelleas & this woman, his brother's wife|Mélisande
07/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|INSIDE THE ARTIST'S STUDIO|$3000|hard|(James Lipton reads.)  Deafened by illness in 1792, you would paint 2 masterpieces regarding May 1808;  Madrid trembled at your genius|(Francisco) Goya
02/07/1999|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$200|easy|This 1803 land acquisition included area in what is now 13 of the 50 states|the Louisiana Purchase
19/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$1600|hard|Belize City, a port, was Belize's capital until a 1961 hurricane; then the capital moved to this inland city|Belmopan
06/12/2005|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AFRICA|$800|hard|On July 26, 1847 Virginian Joseph Roberts became its first president|Liberia
15/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Eisenhower Center in Abilene, KS.) In 1945 Eisenhower became the only American ever to be awarded this nation's Order of Victory|the Soviet Union
16/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NOT QUITE BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|Indiana Jones works hard to recover a Biblical artifact misplaced somewhere in Little Rock|Raiders of the Lost Arkansas
31/03/2004|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$400|easy|The Unification Church was founded in this country in 1954|(South) Korea
04/10/2000|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|None|None|It's the only mainland country in the Western Hemisphere that borders only one country|Canada
01/10/1996|Jeopardy!|THE PLANETS|$400|easy|Its moon Triton has a thin nitrogen atmosphere|Neptune
14/12/2007|Jeopardy!|MONOPOLY|$1000|hard|A railroad & an avenue are both named for this state|Pennsylvania
25/01/2012|Jeopardy!|CHILD-REARING|$800|hard|TV, play dates & grades below 'A' were no-nos for the kids of Amy Chua, author of 'Battle Hymn of' her|a Tiger Mother
21/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SCI.|$1810|hard|In a chemical process, monomers, small molecules, link in chains to form these large molecules|Polymers
26/09/2003|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC LITERATURE|$1000|hard|This character's squire was Sancho Panza|Don Quixote
23/04/2004|Jeopardy!|NFL COACHES|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm Joey Galloway of the NFL)  Since the beginnings in 1960, the Dallas Cowboys have had only 6 coaches, including this man for 29 years|Tom Landry
09/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER FILMS|$1600|hard|In this '95 thriller Al Pacino & Robert De Niro were on opposite sides of the law|Heat
26/03/1999|Jeopardy!|JEFF GOLDBLUM FILMS|$300|easy|Jeff tests himself in a matter transporter machine with not-so-good results in this 1986 horror film|The Fly
17/04/2008|Jeopardy!|____ OF ____|$400|easy|The most important function of this advisory arm is to elect the pope|the College of Cardinals
21/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|John Reed witnesses the Russian revolution with John Irving's characters Jenny Fields & her son T.S.|Ten Days that Shook the World According to Garp
18/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$400|easy|She gave her share of the film rights to 'Witness For The Prosecution' to her daughter Rosalind|Agatha Christie
07/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|DOGGY BAG|$2000|hard|In the '70s Guinness listed this wrinkly Chinese dog as the rarest in the world|Shar Pei
06/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$600|medium|The rare maned type of this wild canine roams the Pampas|the wolf
28/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MIND YOUR BUSINESS|$1000|hard|Legend has it this company's co-founder Joseph Shorin was the model for its Bazooka Joe character|Topps
03/07/1997|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$100|easy|He made the cover of Time in 1989 as 'Hollywood's Top Gun'|Tom Cruise
16/09/1999|Jeopardy!|'RO' IS ME|$100|easy|He's the sculptor whose grave near Paris is marked by a copy of 'The Thinker'|Auguste Rodin
12/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS TALK|$1600|hard|You can sweep up on this one if you know that a besom, used in curling, is one of these|a broom
22/06/2004|Jeopardy!|RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT!|$200|easy|B.I.O.N., Texan David Pay has written over 300 alphabetic characters on a single grain of this!|rice
12/01/2006|Jeopardy!|EASILY IMITATED|$1000|hard|'You're the man now, dog!'|Sean Connery
04/03/1998|Jeopardy!|GO TO 'H'|$300|easy|Half the Earth, or half the cerebrum or cerebellum|Hemisphere
23/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE JOHNNY GILBERT 'BLUE's|$800|hard|Linda Ronstadt, brace yourself for this tune  'I feel so bad / I got a worried mind / I'm so lonesome all the time / Since I left my baby behind on...'|Blue Bayou
30/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EXPRESSIONS|$800|hard|Originally a way to climb a ship's rigging, it's now commonly heard after 'making money'|hand over fist
07/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$400|easy|Grammar schools originally emphasized the study of the grammar of these 2 ancient languages|Latin & Greek
07/12/2006|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$200|easy|Also a magazine founded in 1923, it 'is of the essence'|Time
02/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'VE BEEN GOING IN & OUT OF STYLE|$1200|hard|This hairstyle that was big--we mean big--in the '70s has recently been seen on stars like Chris Tucker|an afro
05/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BIG RIVERS|$400|easy|While rowing down this river, you'll pass Oxford University & Windsor Castle|Thames
28/06/2001|Jeopardy!|'B' IN ROCK|$100|easy|On a 'Manic Monday', this group taught us to 'Walk Like An Egyptian'|Bangles
29/09/1998|Jeopardy!|THE 'LIGHTNING' ROUND|$500|medium|Richard Pryor played race car driver Wendell Scott in this 'fast' 1977 biopic|Greased Lightning
04/11/1999|Jeopardy!|THE FAMILY CAR|$100|easy|Now owned by Ford, this Swedish company is loosening up with its C70 convertible|Volvo
20/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|BALLERINAS|$600|medium|Natalia Makarova joined this company upon graduation from the Leningrad Choreographic School|Kirov
02/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES 'G'|$600|medium|Ibsen's 'spookiest' play            (6)|Ghosts
11/07/2006|Jeopardy!|COVERINGS|$800|hard|They're the main machines covered by the domes seen here; the nude beach is farther down shore|nuclear reactors
24/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS ARTS|$1000|hard|He wrote & illustrated the graphic novel 'Maus: A Survivor's Tale'|Art Spiegelman
26/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$600|medium|In the book of Luke, this angel announces the births of both John the Baptist & Jesus Christ|Gabriel
28/11/1984|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL GEOGRAPHY|$500|medium|John Denver's country roads lead to these West Virginia mountains|the Blue Ridge Mountains
23/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'J'|$200|easy|Candy seen here (a favorite in theatres)|Jujubes
08/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RIVER DEEP, MOUNTAIN HIGH|$2000|hard|The Yarlung Zangbo in this lofty region is the world's highest river & its 17,657-foot valley is the deepest|Himalayas
14/07/2009|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL IN THE GAME|$200|easy|Queen, rook, pawn, knight|chess
25/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GRHYME TYME|$1200|hard|Goop on a mallard|duck muck
11/02/1998|Jeopardy!|HAMMURABI'S CODE|$300|easy|Rules 104-106 warn you to be sure to get one of these when dealing with a merchant|Receipt
25/12/2008|Jeopardy!|HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS|$400|easy|The lights hanging off the roof here are meant to resemble these things that can form in cold weather|icicles
24/06/1997|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PEOPLE|$300|easy|According to Luke, this prisoner who was released instead of Jesus was a seditionist & a murderer|Barabbas
02/07/2009|Jeopardy!|I'M FUNEMPLOYED|$800|hard|I'm working as this, the same job as Julie McCoy on 'The Love Boat', & I get to organize all the social events|a cruise director
10/01/2008|Jeopardy!|NBA RETIRED JERSEYS|$800|hard|New York Knicks no. 33|Patrick Ewing
26/05/2000|Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE PROVERB|$500|medium|'You can't make bricks...'|Without straw
14/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE & PLACES|$200|easy|This familiar nickname for folks from down under is a shortened & altered form of 'Australian'|Aussie
04/10/1996|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS SHIPS|$400|easy|The ramains of this ship were found off Pitcairn Island in 1957|the Bounty
13/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|DYNASTIES|$200|easy|The Ptolemaic dynasty of Egypt ended when her son Ptolemy XV was murdered by Octavian|Cleopatra
23/01/1990|Jeopardy!|PUDDING|$400|easy|The 3 traditional methods used in cooking puddings are boiling, baking & this|steaming
05/02/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU GET AN 'A'|$400|easy|...in American History, if you know that this man was the only U.S. President named Chester|Arthur
03/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$2000|hard|(Hi, I'm Deuce McAllister of the NFL.)  New Orleans was awarded its NFL franchise on November 1, 1966, this holiday|All Saints' Day
25/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LIGHTLY SCRAMBLED EGGHEADS|$400|easy|Psychologist & theorist of archetypes: CARL J. GUN|Jung
21/01/1997|Jeopardy!|FILM STARS|$500|medium|In 1984 she won an Emmy for 'Hill Street Blues' & received an Oscar nomination for playing Geechee in 'Cross Creek'|Alfre Woodard
11/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|STAR TREK|$2000|hard|In the original series, Mr. Spock suggests this race, the bad guys in the 2009 movie, is an offshoot of his Vulcan race|the Romulans
26/02/1990|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE HOUSE|$500|medium|It's a short drapery that drapes across the top of the other draperies|Valence
15/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE RULE OF THIRDS|$2000|hard|A member of the British Commonwealth, this country is the third-largest island in the Caribbean|Jamaica
04/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PARENTAL GUIDANCE SUGGESTED|$800|hard|It might be a bit painful to self-apply one of these body designs whose name is from a Tahitian word|tattoo
14/05/2009|Jeopardy!|ONE-BUTTON TEXT MESSAGING|$200|easy|You can text the name of this TV network by using only the 2 on your phone; it's spelled on the button|ABC
17/03/2009|Jeopardy!|BUGS|$200|easy|This red, black-spotted beetle, Coccinella septempunctata, is used to control aphids|a ladybug
10/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SONG|$1200|hard|Her 'last dance' was the subject of a Tom Petty hit|Mary Jane
22/02/2006|Jeopardy!|WHERE THERE'S A WILLIAM|$800|hard|Filling a business vacuum, he started the Electric Suction Sweeper Company in 1908|Hoover
05/10/2007|Jeopardy!|PIC-POURRI|$600|medium|This high-flying DC comic superhero might not mind being called a bird-brain|Hawkman
25/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TRIVIA|$1000|hard|This gimmick introduced for the film 'Scent of Mystery' was something to be sniffed at|Smell-O-Vision
07/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LIFE|$1500|hard|Oswald Avery discovered it wasn't a protein but this acid that transfers genetic material|DNA
09/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IOWA|$1600|hard|The Cedar Rapids Museum of Art houses the largest collection of this native Iowan's paintings|Grant Wood
06/01/2004|Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'S'!|$400|easy|You might 'promenade left' & 'do-si-do' in this style of popular American folk dance|square dance
09/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CARRYING ON|$600|medium|She wrote her & her mother's speeches for the American Comedy Awards & was on the 1997 Oscar writing staff|Carrie Fisher
22/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|DOWN UNDER|$400|easy|The Aussie doubles team of Woodbridge & Woodforde, AKA The Woodies, have twice won this Melbourne event|Australian Open
05/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SWEETS|$800|hard|This American classic has been around for over 100 years|candy corn
15/11/2000|Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$400|easy|While in the court of Nebuchadnezzar, this visionary was given the name Belteshazzar|Daniel
28/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LONG WORDS|$800|hard|16 letters: What the 'I' stands for in HIV|immunodeficiency
17/11/1987|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$100|easy|Besides North America, it's the only continent completely north of the equator|Europe
21/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN MUSICALS|$800|hard|As a child in the '60s, Pia Zadora played Tevye's daughter Bielke in this Broadway musical|Fiddler On The Roof
13/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|B.C.|$1600|hard|Under Augustus, construction began on this 'all gods' temple|the Pantheon
25/09/1998|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL GROUPS|$100|easy|A group of kangaroos, or of Girl Scouts|Troop
16/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S SO CLICHE!|$1600|hard|As seen here, it's another way of saying old or aging|long in the tooth
22/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$400|easy|A Pseudofolliculitis barbae is an 'ingrown' one of these|a hair
15/09/1997|Final Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|None|None|Composer whose works inspired stage hits by David Henry Hwang & Jonathan Larson|Giacomo Puccini
30/09/2004|Jeopardy!|STARBUCKS|$400|easy|Though caramel is Starbucks' most popular flavor, some prefer the chocolate brownie flavor of this blended drink|frappuccino
16/01/2006|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$600|medium|In several games of pool, it's unlucky to have your cue ball 'behind' it|the eight ball
18/01/2012|Jeopardy!|ONE LETTER DIFFERENT|$600|medium|Humorous wordplay about a quill|a pen pun (a pun about a pen accepted)
27/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$400|easy|His 2009 novel 'The Lost Symbol' once again features protagonist Robert Langdon|Dan Brown
12/11/1991|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'N'|$500|medium|Completes the line from a Thomas Hood poem, 'No fruit, no flowers, no leaves, no birds, ___'|November
25/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S B-STORIES|$2000|hard|Bolingbroke appears before the king & accuses Thomas Mowbray of treason|Richard II
27/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ECO-FRIENDLY VAMPIRES|$400|easy|The vampires hope for great things from the 'clean' type of this, generator of half of the USA'S electricity|coal
02/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PAPA JOHNS|$2000|hard|This 'Rabbit, Run' author & father of 4 also wrote 'A Child's Calendar', with a poem for every month|John Updike
31/03/2008|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'F'|$1000|hard|It's spoken in Hameenlinna & Hyvinkaa (7)|Finnish
02/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|A GOOD LAUGH|$1000|hard|In a 1996 film witty French aristocrats try to avoid becoming an object of this, the film's title|Ridicule
16/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH SHAKESPEARE|$200|easy|On an episode of the TV show 'Moonlighting', Cybill Shepherd was Kate in an adaptation of this play|The Taming of the Shrew
20/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$800|hard|A bride's rock; the core of a pencil; briquets|things that are made from carbon
10/11/2009|Jeopardy!|WEBSITES|$600|medium|Did Chris Hughes write on Mark Zuckerberg's wall & send a friend request when they started this website?|Facebook
15/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$200|easy|He brought back the dinosaurs in 'Jurassic Park' & 'The Lost World'|Michael Crichton
08/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BYE-BYE THREE RIVERS STADIUM|$400|easy|This pro football team had to find a new home with the closure of the stadium|Pittsburgh Steelers
31/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'PHIL' IN THE ____|$600|medium|According to Hamlet, 'There are more things in heaven and Earth...than are dreamt of in your ____'|Philosophy
06/06/2001|Jeopardy!|'D' DAY|$400|easy|It's the basic monetary unit of Greece|Drachma
24/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE HOUSE OF THE 7 GERBILS|$400|easy|Gerbils are members of this animal order with impressive incisors|rodents
17/05/2005|Jeopardy!|MED. ABBREV.|$200|easy|Don't get all stressed out by an EKG, which stands for this|electrocardiogram
11/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN BOXERS|$600|medium|Mr. T, 1982|Clubber Lang
28/10/2008|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN EXPERIENCE: THE PRESIDENTS|$200|easy|In his second week as president, Jimmy Carter evoked memories of an earlier president with this type of informal speech on energy|a Fireside Chat
31/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PROFILES IN CARVAGE II|$1000|hard|In probably his 1st time on a pumpkin, he's the historic 'Scourge of God' seen here|Attila the Hun
09/07/1997|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|He's the merciless foe of Flash Gordon|Ming
10/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RADIO|$1600|hard|Iman is a model; this I-Man is this radio personality|Don Imus
11/03/2008|Jeopardy!|DRINK UP!|$1000|hard|Calvados is a brandy that's made from this fruit|apples
30/12/2010|Jeopardy!|'EH'?|$400|easy|O this little town passed from Israeli to Palestinian control in December 1995|Bethlehem
06/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$800|hard|Last name of the husband, wife & son paleoanthropologists Louis, Mary & Richard|Leakey
05/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA CHARACTERS|$800|hard|He's the hunchback jester to the Duke of Mantua in a Verdi opera|Rigoletto
10/06/1999|Jeopardy!|1960s POP MUSIC|$200|easy|He followed 'The Twist' with 'Let's Twist Again' & 'Slow Twistin''|Chubby Checker
17/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV DRAMA EPISODES|$7500|hard|'Jessica Behind Bars'|Murder, She Wrote
17/03/1999|Jeopardy!|FILM CHARACTERS|$200|easy|Sports agent who's fired for writing the memo 'The things we think and do not say: the future of our business'|Jerry Maguire
12/09/2002|Jeopardy!|'90s MOVIE LINES|$1000|hard|1996: 'Shut up.  Just shut up.  You had me at 'Hello''|Jerry Maguire
25/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CAMERAS|$2000|hard|Use a tripod to prevent camera shake if this speed is slow, meaning a long exposure|shutter speed
21/06/1996|Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES' FIRST FILMS|$300|easy|'The Outlaw'|Jane Russell
06/09/2004|Jeopardy!|ROOM|$800|hard|Officially released in 1975, much-bootlegged tapes of Dylan & The Band were named for this space|the basement
24/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|REVOLUTIONARY QUOTES|$400|easy|In a 1774 letter this king wrote, 'The die is now cast, the colonies must either submit or triumph'|George III
28/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FOLKLORE|$800|hard|Since 1718 this pirate's ghost has been haunting Pamlico Sound searching for his missing head|Blackbeard or Edward Teach
05/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LIT|$400|easy|This 'Atlas Shrugged' author shrugged off her native Russia in the 1920s & moved to the U.S.|Ayn Rand
07/06/2004|Final Jeopardy!|WORDS & PHRASES|None|None|Once slang for brain, this 2-word phrase now means the Heritage Foundation or the Brookings Institution|a think tank
27/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE INTERNATIONAL SPY MUSEUM|$1600|hard|An exhibit on this famous TV French chef details the work she once did processing documents for the OSS|(Julia) Child
06/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|SECOND PEOPLE|$400|easy|This president was called 'Second John'|John Quincy Adams
17/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SINGING THE BLUES|$800|hard|His early billing as the 'Beale Street Blues Boy' was way shortened|B.B. King
03/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WHY, I OTTO...|$400|easy|Known as the 'Iron Chancellor', he was forced out of power by Kaiser Wilhelm II in 1890|Otto von Bismarck
20/10/2009|Jeopardy!|NOBEL PRIZE WINNERS|$600|medium|2 men received the 1909 Physics Prize for their work on wireless telegraphy: Karl Ferdinand Braun & this Italian|Marconi
05/06/2003|Jeopardy!|THE SCIENCE SECTION|$800|hard|Spanning about 35 degrees in the southern sky, the Gum Nebula is a large remnant of one of these explosions|supernova
18/09/2000|Jeopardy!|FORD|$500|medium|In 1960 John Ford directed an episode of this TV western featuring his friend Ward Bond|Wagon Train
10/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DANCING WITH THE STARS|$1600|hard|The 2 brightest stars in the nearby constellation Centaurus are Beta Centauri & this one|Alpha Centauri
18/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|STATE OF CONFUSION|$800|hard|This state got its Upper Peninsula from Wisconsin in 1837, making up for its loss of Toledo to Ohio|Michigan
02/03/2001|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$200|easy|On 7/11/2000 this company announced the opening of its 20,000th store, a new one in Tokyo|7-Eleven
08/12/1997|Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|The Casa Rosada, residence of this country's president, stands on the Plaza de Mayo in Buenos Aires|Argentina
11/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'YN'|$2000|hard|In music, to place accents on beats that are normally unaccented|syncopated
04/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MATTERS|$2000|hard|Less than 12,000 square miles, this country is completely surrounded by South Africa|Lesotho
27/02/2009|Jeopardy!|MOO|$800|hard|Of all the world's countries, this one has the most cattle (appropriately, if you think about it...)|India
28/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HAIR TODAY|$1200|hard|When someone speaks about a Fu Manchu, he's usually referring to this hairy feature|a mustache
14/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|'A' IN LITERATURE|$1000|hard|Booth Tarkington book that ends as the title character enters the stairway to Frincke's business college|Alice Adams
15/12/2010|Jeopardy!|THE CITY'S MAYOR|$400|easy|Marion Barry (1978 to 1990)|Washington, D.C.
23/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS EN ESPAÑOL|$800|hard|8-legged: araña|a spider
21/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BEGINS & ENDS IN 'E'|$400|easy|Young lovers know it's from a middle English word for 'run away'|elope
26/01/1999|Jeopardy!|WHAT A YEAR!|$500|medium|In this year, Teddy became president, Eddie became king & Nicky became father of Anastasia|1901
25/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|POET'S DICTIONARY|$1000|hard|Also meaning 'to hold back', it's a phrase or line that recurs at certain points in a poem|Refrain
07/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$2000|hard|'Terms of Endearment' was his sixth novel with a Texas setting|[Larry] McMurtry
12/11/1991|Jeopardy!|BOXING|$400|easy|In 1915 Jess Willard took the heavyweight title from this first black man to hold it|(Jack) Johnson
12/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$600|medium|He depicted a poppy field in a hollow near Giverny in the painting seen here|Claude Monet
07/03/2007|Jeopardy!|TELL ME 'Y'|$200|easy|It's the primary source of nourishment for an embryo in an egg|a yolk
29/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|KATHY-GORY|$800|hard|This supermodel's official website features shopping tips, a book corner & a 'Get in Touch with Kathy' section|Kathy Ireland
12/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$800|hard|Handel's 'Berenice, Queen of Egypt' took a hiatus from the stage from the first part of this century to 1985|the 18th century
15/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' NATIVE LANDS|$200|easy|Zorba creator Nikos Kazantzakis|Greece
10/09/2001|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$400|easy|William Congreve expounded, 'heav'n has no rage, like love to hatred turn'd, nor hell a fury like' this|a woman scorned
13/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NOT TO BE CONFUSED: ACTING EDITION|$1600|hard|Sam Neill was in 2 'Jurassic Park' films; lookalike Hugo Weaving was the menacing Agent Smith in this trilogy|The Matrix
30/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|VAN GOGH A-GO-GO|$1000|hard|One theory about the cause of Van Gogh's odd behavior is poisoning from this liqueur made from wormwood|absinthe
31/05/2005|Jeopardy!|POUR ME A STIFF ONE|$400|easy|Stolichanya, or stoli to its friends, is a brand of this|vodka
25/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|YOU O ME|$2000|hard|These 2 words, one O different, combine to form the name of a plant disease|root & rot (rootrot)
18/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|YOU AUTO KNOW THIS|$1200|hard|The 1948 Torpedo sedan was built by this unconventional automaker played on film by Jeff Bridges|(Preston) Tucker
12/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A EUROPEAN TOUR|$3000|hard|Madrid's Hotel Florida is the main setting for 'The Fifth Column', a rare play by this American writer who loved Spain|Ernest Hemingway
22/05/2007|Jeopardy!|DOCUMENTARIES|$800|hard|This Michael Moore documentary asked, 'Are we a nation of gun nuts or are we just nuts?'|Bowling for Columbine
01/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS & ENDS WITH 'A'|$200|easy|In this province, Medicine Hat, as well as Calgary, hold annual stampedes|Alberta
14/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL BOOKS|$400|easy|Author unknown: 'Sir Gawain and the ____ Knight'|Green
01/01/2010|Jeopardy!|SKIRTING THE ISSUE|$600|medium|This loose-fitting garment often worn as a beach coverup was copied from Indonesian native dress|a sarong
03/03/2008|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE FOOTBALL COACHING LEGENDS|$1000|hard|Vince Dooley (1964-1988)|Georgia
02/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CORNERSTONES|$400|easy|As president of the Mormon church, he laid one of the cornerstones for the Salt Lake temple in 1853|Brigham Young
15/07/1996|Jeopardy!|THE BEATLES|$200|easy|'Yeah, Yeah, Yeah', this song was the Beatles' 2nd No. 1 hit in the U.S. after 'I Want to Hold Your Hand'|She Loves You
29/03/2001|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN BIBLICAL FOLK|$100|easy|Achan went against Joshua's order not to take any spoils from this dis-walled city|Jericho
26/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD IN FRENCH|$2000|hard|Un oeuf is an egg; this is an eggplant|une aubergine
25/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY SENATORS BY STATE|$1200|hard|Newton Booth, Leland Stanford|California
05/11/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 'D'-LIST|$200|easy|The Hindenburg was one of these rigid airships|a dirigible
26/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE|$400|easy|Botanist John Ray made Linnaeus' work possible by establishing this unit of taxonomy, from the Latin for 'form'|species
13/03/2007|Jeopardy!|COUPONS FOLKS MIGHT WANT|$1000|hard|Nice deal!  I'm using my 2-for-1 coupon & buying either an SL600 Roadster or E500 Sedan from this company|Mercedes
17/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR|$400|easy|After this exploded in 1898, Clara Barton wrote, 'The air was filled with a blaze of light'|the U.S.S. Maine
16/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN MOVIE STARS|$600|medium|She married Paul Newman in 1958, the year they starred in their first film together, 'The Long Hot Summer'|Joanne Woodward
23/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL ADJECTIVES|$2000|hard|Murine|a mouse
09/02/2009|Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS MATTERS|$200|easy|This Protestant reformer had a debate at Leipzig with Johann Eck about the papacy in 1519|Martin Luther
21/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICAN DOCUMENTS|$800|hard|1620: 'We whose names are underwritten... combine ourselves together into a civil body politick'|the Mayflower Compact
12/01/1998|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY AMERICA|$100|easy|Date on which the U.S. celebrated its bicentennial|July 4, 1976
18/09/2007|Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS THAT BOMBED|$600|medium|The nuclear blast that caused chaos in Jericho, Kansas was detonated in this state capital to the west|Denver
07/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CANNES|$400|easy|The Clampetts could tell you this southern California city is a sister city of Cannes|Beverly Hills
06/02/2001|Jeopardy!|AIRPLANE READING|$300|easy|Eric Stoltz is heard here reading A. Scott Berg's biography of this man|Charles Lindbergh
08/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE GREEK|$400|easy|Meaning 'self-moving', this word often precedes pilot or transmission|automatic
03/10/1997|Jeopardy!|FLOPS|$400|easy|Roger Ebert called this 1980 Michael Cimino film 'Painful & unpleasant to look at'|Heaven's Gate
10/01/2007|Jeopardy!|THE STAMP ACT|$600|medium|Rhyming name of the Dr. Seuss creation featured in favorite children's book animals|Fox in Socks
17/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|METALS|$1600|hard|In 1906 G.E. produced its first light bulb using this metal as a filament; it's still used today|tungsten
14/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS ANNOUNCERS|$1000|hard|Now broadcast partners, Mary Carillo & John McEnroe won this event together at the 1977 French Open|Mixed doubles
05/01/2012|Jeopardy!|ARMY STRONG|$400|easy|Its PLA has an active strength of about 1.25 million personnel|China
19/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|1889|$800|hard|On November 2 these 2 states joined the Union & it's not certain which was really 1st|North & South Dakota
23/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN FOOD & DRINK|$1000|hard|The confection Tocino de Cielo, or 'Heavenly Bacon' is a specialty of this European country|Spain
26/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$200|easy|It's ruled by the Pope|the Vatican City State
09/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GRANADA|$400|easy|The Province of Granada borders Malaga, Murcia & this body of water|the Mediterranean
19/04/2011|Jeopardy!|25-GAME WINNERS|$600|medium|Terrific!  He racked up 25 wins for the Miraculous 1969 Mets|Tom 'Terrific' Seaver
16/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|____ OF THE ____|$800|hard|In the King James Bible, it's the full name of the book that immediately follows the Gospels|Acts of the Apostles
04/05/2010|Jeopardy!|PROVERBIALLY SPEAKING|$200|easy|'Laughter is the best' this|medicine
12/09/2001|Jeopardy!|MOVIE SONGS|$100|easy|'Springtime for Hitler' (A '60s classic)|The Producers
29/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT GREEK WRITERS|$1600|hard|He argued in 'The Republic' that the state had 3 parts: the rulers, the soldiers & the workers|Plato
10/09/1998|Jeopardy!|LIKE AN ANIMAL|$400|easy|Piscine|Fish
01/01/2003|Jeopardy!|DANIEL|$600|medium|The name Daniel is from the Hebrew for 'God is my' this; Deborah was one|judge
10/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$1000|hard|During Elizabethan times this flower, known as the clove pink, was used to spice wine|Carnation
27/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SONG ADJECTIVES|$1200|hard|A hard-rock classic: '_____ Child O' Mine'|Sweet
10/06/2009|Jeopardy!|TV CASTS|$800|hard|Milo Ventimiglia, Jimmy Jean-Louis, Ali Larter|Heroes
21/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THERE SHE IS, MISS AMERICA|$800|hard|1959's Mary Ann Mobley played Maggie Drummond on this Gary Coleman sitcom|Diff'rent Strokes
14/05/1998|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$500|medium|Matthew Maguire, a machinist, & Peter J. McGuire, a union founder, are credited with creating this holiday|Labor Day
14/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE BIT COUNTRY|$1000|hard|Following Saudi Arabia & Russia, the third-largest oil exporter is this Scandinavian nation|Norway
21/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$1600|hard|Once the starting point for Florida's Celestial Railroad, this community has a park named for Burt Reynolds|Jupiter
23/10/2002|Jeopardy!|HERE'S TO YOU, MR. ROBINSON|$600|medium|Not content merely penning 'My Guy' in 1964, he 'miraculously' followed it up with 'My Girl' in 1965|Smokey Robinson
03/03/2008|Jeopardy!|COOL CARS|$200|easy|In 2003 Toyota unveiled vehicles with 'IPA', a system that allows a car to do this 'P' by itself|park
04/07/1995|Jeopardy!|BENJAMIN FRANKLIN|$200|easy|In 1731 Ben joined this fraternal organization becoming Grand Master of the Grand Penn. Lodge in 1749|the Masons
28/04/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$200|easy|This avuncular nickname for the government was coined by those against the War of 1812|Uncle Sam
31/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OUR 1st ANNUAL HISTORY AWARDS|$1200|hard|The Not-So-Fast, My Friend Prize of 1948: This man, who fell a surprising 2.2 million votes short to Harry Truman|Dewey
08/07/2003|Jeopardy!|A NOSE FOR GNUS|$800|hard|It's your basic nosh for gnus|grass
23/02/2005|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$200|easy|He presided over the Senate in the first Congress|John Adams
23/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|STOP THAT RACKET!|$400|easy|This racket is extorting money by saying you'll keep bad guys (aka yourself) from hurting someone|the protection racket
08/09/2004|Jeopardy!|SHORTWAVE|$600|medium|One book calls this 12-letter word the 'arch-enemy of shortwave listeners'; I just call it annoying|interference
27/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HERTZ SO GOOD|$400|easy|Physicist Heinrich Hertz was born in 1857 in this German city for which a beef sandwich is named|Hamburg
04/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$800|hard|Charles Wheatstone invented the stereoscope & this accordion-like musical instrument|Concertina
29/03/2001|Jeopardy!|COKE'S NON-SECRET INGREDIENTS|$300|easy|Regular Coke contains the phosphoric type; Diet Coke has citric, too|Acid
22/04/1997|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$100|easy|Wladyslaw Gomulka was first secretary of this country's Communist party from 1956-1970|Poland
06/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|Bhopal is the capital of this country's Madhya Pradesh state|India
06/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|HOSPITALS|$1000|hard|The Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C. was named for this bacteriologist|Walter Reed
24/06/2003|Jeopardy!|BIBLE PEOPLE MAGAZINE|$400|easy|Star Tracks says that scholars believe these star-tracking fellows were astrologers from Persia|Magi/three wise men
13/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|1997|$800|hard|Alexis Herman was sworn into this Clinton cabinet post in May|Secretary of Labor
09/04/2008|Jeopardy!|OSCAR-WINNING SONGS|$600|medium|'You Must Love Me'|Evita
18/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THAT NUMBER?|$1200|hard|Musical notes in Schoenberg's atonal scale|12
11/10/2007|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$800|hard|The 'New Deal' refers to the economic recovery & social reforms implemented by this U.S. president|Franklin Roosevelt
20/12/2011|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$800|hard|This 19th century 2-wheeled cab was named for a Brit, not for its good looks|a Hansom cab
18/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANTHROPOLOGY|$1600|hard|The 2011 film titled this 'Of Forgotten Dreams' lensed some of the oldest works of art known to exist|The Cave
11/02/2008|Jeopardy!|CLIFF NOTES|$1000|hard|It's the alphanumeric alias for Mount Godwin-Austen|K2
21/09/1999|Final Jeopardy!|TREES|None|None|This type of tree that includes the pecan is common in the eastern U.S., is noted for toughness & can live to 300|Hickory
25/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$600|medium|This comic's wife Camille co-produced the Tony-nominated play about the Delany Sisters, 'Having Our Say'|Bill Cosby
05/06/2002|Jeopardy!|2-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|'Ut' used to be used for the first or keynote of the musical scale; this has replaced it|Do
13/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MATH SYMBOLS|$1600|hard|An arrow with a dot at the non-pointed end indicates this, also a male first name|a ray
24/09/2004|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$200|easy|It's the Turkish word for fate or destiny|kismet
18/04/1990|Jeopardy!|ANTIQUES|$200|easy|Cast iron, which is cast in a mold, antedates this type of iron, which is formed & worked by hand|wrought iron (or forged iron)
16/02/1999|Jeopardy!|THEY ALSO RAN|$400|easy|When Norman Mailer ran for NYC mayor in '69, his running mate was this 'Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight' author|Jimmy Breslin
09/09/2003|Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|It's the good book's last book|Revelation
26/09/2007|Jeopardy!|QUOTH THE RAVIN'|$600|medium|As John Nash in this movie, Russell Crowe does quite a bit of talking to people who don't exist|A Beautiful Mind
10/10/2002|Jeopardy!|POETRY|$1000|hard|Pope's 'The Rape of the Lock' isn't divided into stanzas or verses, but these (also favored by Ezra Pound)|cantos
25/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSITIONS|$800|hard|Term for Schubert's 'Death and the Maiden', heard here, or the type of group playing it|String quartet
30/01/2008|Jeopardy!|HIGH 'T'|$400|easy|No trees grow above this 'line' near the tops of mountains|the timber line
17/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|DEMOCRATS|$800|hard|This Nebraskan is vice chairman of the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence|Bob Kerrey
20/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & THEIR ROLES|$200|easy|Dule Hill, seen here, plays the president's personal aide on this series|The West Wing
19/12/2006|Jeopardy!|'WINTER' WONDERLAND|$600|medium|Russian revolutionaries stormed it in November 1917|the Winter Palace
20/07/2005|Jeopardy!|COLOMBIA|$200|easy|El Espectador & El Tiempo, the 2 largest of Colombia's daily newspapers, are published in this city|Bogotá
10/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SIBLING SPORTS RIVALRIES|$800|hard|These quarterbacks have only faced off twice in the NFL, but both times big bro sent the Giants packing|Peyton & Eli Manning
10/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE U.S.A.|$1000|hard|The playing field for a popular outdoor game gave this Kentucky city its name|Bowling Green
24/02/1997|Jeopardy!|MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER|$500|medium|This 'Melrose Place' actor won a spot on the L.A. Galaxy team|Andrew Shue
11/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'F'|$1200|hard|The fiddlehead fronds of these graceful green plants taste a bit like green beans & asparagus|ferns
12/09/2002|Jeopardy!|'A' _____|$200|easy|'All in the Family' became '_____ Bunker's Place'|Archie
17/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SYMPHONIES|$1000|hard|One of the movements of Holst's 'The Planets', or the nickname of Mozart's Symphony No. 41|Jupiter
10/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT RELIGION|$400|easy|A girl sacrificed by these people on Peru's Nevado Ampato was found frozen in 1995|the Incas
19/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HIGH HOPES|$600|medium|If you're too optimistic, you're 'dreaming in' this process introduced on film around 1915|Technicolor
04/11/2010|Jeopardy!|COMPLETE THE BIBLE QUOTE|$200|easy|'She brought forth her firstborn son, and wrapped him in ____ clothes'|swaddling
24/11/2006|Jeopardy!|OSCAR WINNERS' RHYME TIME|$400|easy|Witherspoon's parts|Reese's pieces
15/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE CURRENT SUPREME COURT JUSTICE WHO|$800|hard|...has a presidential surname & made it to the court after Robert Bork was rejected|Anthony Kennedy
14/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|SPORT OF KINGS|$1000|hard|All U.S. thoroughbreds are officially born on this day of the year|January 1
03/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ORAL EXAM|$1600|hard|In 1995 scientists found natural antibiotics on these of cows; people probably have them too|tongues
07/10/2008|Jeopardy!|IN THE BALLPARK|$800|hard|Call 888-848-BIRD for information about this Baltimore ballpark|Camden Yards
14/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$2000|hard|It was the first name of Mrs. Grant & the second Mrs. Tyler|Julia
05/06/2007|Jeopardy!|POPULAR SCIENCE BEST OF 2006|$600|medium|Scientists in Australia hope to resurrect the extinct Tasmanian tiger by using genetic fragments & this method|cloning
26/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS & FIRST LADIES|$800|hard|The 1st name of either of Woodrow Wilson's wives; they both began with (the letter) 'E'|Edith & Ellen
18/02/1999|Jeopardy!|'N' THE ATLAS|$500|medium|This ancient Assyrian city on the Tigris River was destroyed by Babylonians, Medes & Scythians in 612 B.C.|Nineveh
30/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLOSIVE MUSIC|$800|hard|This group topped the charts & won an Album of the Year Grammy for 2004's 'How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb'|U2
28/02/2006|Jeopardy!|BIO HAZARD|$600|medium|'An American Rhapsody' is a biography of this American composer|George Gershwin
08/05/2001|Jeopardy!|THE EARLY 1900s|$100|easy|Mayor Van Wyck broke ground for a tunnel to Grand Central Terminal for a subway serving this city|New York City
05/12/1997|Jeopardy!|TECHNOLOGY|$100|easy|Number of bulbs in the Magicube that replaced a battery-powered flash on cameras|4
08/06/2007|Jeopardy!|THE SOLOMON ISLANDS|$800|hard|The first European to visit the Solomons was Spanish explorer Alvaro de Mendana in this century|the 16th century
26/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|REMINDS ME OF MY FIRST MARRIAGE|$400|easy|Bruce Willis is on good terms with Ashton Kutcher & this woman, first wife of both Bruce & Ashton|Demi Moore
29/01/2001|Jeopardy!|THE MARSHAL PLAN|$500|medium|Marshals & their deputies are responsible to the deputy this in the Department of Justice|Attorney General
07/12/1984|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'B'|$500|medium|Australian bay named for the many plants growing on its shores|Botany Bay
19/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE MAD TEA PARTY|$800|hard|The Tea Party demands repeal of new legislation on health insurance, derided with this 9-letter name|Obamacare
20/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT|$400|easy|In 2004 the BLM announced a fee increase to $30 to stake a new one of these|mining claims
15/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$400|easy|Some in Salem didn't 'Cotton' to him (6)|Mather
29/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE CATS IN THE HATS|$800|hard|He's the only cat with a hat in the photo seen here|Stalin
28/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$2000|hard|This chemist must have put other projects on the back 'burner' when he discovered cesium in 1860|(Robert) Bunsen
29/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$400|easy|Associated with this sense, the olfactory lobe is better developed in most vertebrates than in man|smell
21/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I AM LEGEND|$1200|hard|The name of this multi-headed water serpent means 'water serpent'|Hydra
15/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. LAKES & RIVERS|$1600|hard|This largest south-flowing tributary of the Ohio forms a 200-mile boundary between Indiana & Illinois|the Wabash
21/10/2005|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT AUTOCRAT|$600|medium|Norway 1942-1945|Vidkun Quisling
20/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NON-DON KNOTS|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew is ties a knot.)  Also known as a reef knot, this common knot should be used as a binding knot, never a bend|a square knot
02/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NONPOTENT POTABLES|$1600|hard|Consumers named this citrus drink 'Code Red' because its cherry rush captured it spirit|Mountain Dew
03/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COLONIAL NAMES FOR COUNTRIES|$2000|hard|Portuguese East Africa|Mozambique
19/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MARY'S A GRAND OLD NAME|$1000|hard|While living in France, she was invited by Edgar Degas to exhibit her works with the impressionists|Mary Cassatt
11/06/2009|Jeopardy!|I'M GETTING HUNGRY|$1000|hard|I'll keep my yap shut or I won't get any of these 'canine' cakes of deep-fried cornmeal|hush puppies
04/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CREATURE FEATURES|$2000|hard|Rats! In 2003, Crispin Glover starred in a creepy remake of this 1971 thriller|Willard
08/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'M'-A-NATIONS|$2000|hard|Timbuktu in this country was a dusty town when first visited by Europeans in the 1820s; today it bustles with 30,000|Mali
03/01/1989|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$1000|hard|A goddaughter of the Duke & Duchess of Windsor, this debutante used to date Sly Stallone|Cornelia Guest
04/10/2001|Jeopardy!|HEAVY METAL|$400|easy|This band's drummer Lars Ulrich has crusaded against song-sharing websites|Metallica
06/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|COMMERCIALS|$800|hard|And now a word from Ed & one of his friends about this, 'The Tonight Show's longest-running sponsor|Alpo dog food
23/11/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$300|easy|Reflecting its Catholic heritage, this state has 64 parishes & no counties|Louisiana
30/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$1000|hard|As Bob Dylan could tell you, this German surname means 'carpenter' in English|Zimmerman
17/11/1987|Jeopardy!|LEGENDARY SINGERS|$1000|hard|(AUDIO DAILY DOUBLE) -  Her affair with a world middleweight boxing champion reportedly led her to write the following: (operatic clip)|Edith Piaf
19/11/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. GOVERNMENT|$200|easy|This agency, the GAO, advises Congress on the use of public funds|General Accounting Office
28/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AQUATIC LIFE|$2000|hard|The head of this pipefish relative is at a right angle to its body|the seahorse
27/06/2006|Jeopardy!|LITERARY THEATRE|$800|hard|A homeless woman known as Hester La Negrita is the heroine of 'In the Blood', inspired by this Hawthorne novel|The Scarlet Letter
06/07/1993|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$400|easy|This retailing giant owns the Allstate Insurance group|Sears
02/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MONSTERS INC.|$800|hard|The Book of Job asks if this sea monster can be drawn out with a hook, or his tongue with a cord|the leviathan
23/02/1999|Final Jeopardy!|SYMBOLS|None|None|In 1972 programmer Ray Tomlinson chose it to separate an e-mail user's name from the computer's name|@
04/05/2010|Jeopardy!|THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE|$800|hard|Canada's Ungava Peninsula is on the east side of this immense bay|the Hudson Bay
07/03/1997|Jeopardy!|STADIUMS & ARENAS|$100|easy|Knute Rockne urged his team to win one for the Gipper at this 'House That Ruth Built'|Yankee Stadium
16/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE BODY|$200|easy|A big broken one of these may be stabilized by an intramedullary rod|Bone
03/02/2011|Jeopardy!|4-SYLLABLE WORDS|$1000|hard|This small fault or offense is from both Spanish & Italian for 'sin'|peccadillo
08/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$1000|hard|In a showdown with the prophets of Baal, his prayer for fire was answered; theirs weren't|Elijah
14/09/1984|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS|$300|easy|There are still unexplored areas of these New Mexico caves|Carlsbad Caverns
16/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S TALK CHESS, CHAMPS|$1600|hard|Initiated by the moves E4 E6, this defense got its name from its use by a Paris team in an 1834 match with London|the French defense
07/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ALREADY GONE|$400|easy|Similar to its larger relative the mammoth, this extinct mammal had shaggy hair & 2 sets of tusks|the mastodon
22/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|POP QUIZ|$1600|hard|He performed 'We Made You' at the 2009 MTV Movie Awards, but his encounter with Bruno was more memorable|Eminem
23/05/1989|Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|Ancient Egyptians never lived in this city near the Nile delta; Moslems founded it in 969 A.D.|Cairo
03/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SNL ALUMNI|$200|easy|This just in to 'Weekend Update' -- this 'Fall Guy' was SNL's first breakout star|Chevy Chase
14/02/1990|Jeopardy!|TOYS & GAMES|$100|easy|In most sets of checkers, half the men are red or white & half are this color|black
16/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$2000|hard|The tallest bridge in the Caribbean is the Queen Juliana Bridge in this capital of Curacao|Willemstad
11/03/2008|Jeopardy!|BATTLE STATIONS|$400|easy|Assuring the dominance of western culture, his forces routed the Persians at Gaugamela in 331 B.C.|Alexander the Great
09/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGICAL MISTAKES|$600|medium|She foolishly fooled around with Poseidon in Athena's temple, so Athena turned her hair into snakes|Medusa
02/10/2002|Jeopardy!|IT'S NOT ALEX TREBEK|$800|hard|No, it's not me in the picture seen here, it's this 16th century man with many mothers-in-law|Henry VIII
18/07/2000|Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$200|easy|In 1705 he published 'A Synopsis of the Astronomy of Comets'|Edmond Halley
27/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'TA' TA|$800|hard|The Chilean Rose is a commonly imported type of this arachnid named for an Italian town|a tarantula
02/04/1996|Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$200|easy|This form of light opera with spoken dialogue evolved from the opera comique & led to the musical|Operetta
30/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, MARIO!|$800|hard|The NHL's Rookie of the Year for 1984-85; he was also the 1985 All-Star Game's MVP|Mario Lemieux
06/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THINK FAST WITH U.S. PRESIDENTS|$600|medium|The only President to be elected 4 times to the job|FDR
04/12/2009|Jeopardy!|MY SPACE|$400|easy|One measure of this constant in a vacuum is 299,792,458 meters per second|the speed of light
27/11/2000|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL'S GREATEST HITTERS|$500|medium|Over the past 50 years only Tony Gwynn & this K.C. Royals player had a .390 or better batting average for a season|George Brett
12/11/2008|Jeopardy!|WHO DID THAT TUNE?|$600|medium|'One Step Closer', 'Somewhere I Belong'|Linkin Park
06/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|JAPAN|$1000|hard|Stylized singing called yokyoku is featured in this form of theater, Japan's oldest|Noh
02/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$1400|hard|Symbols of the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Creek, Choctaw & Seminole Indian nations are on its seal|Oklahoma
13/01/2010|Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|$200|easy|Roger Chillingworth is Hester's wronged husband in this 1850 novel|The Scarlet Letter
26/05/1986|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION|$1000|hard|Named for a city in Scotland, it's a type of overcoat with detachable cape|an Inverness
01/11/2006|Jeopardy!|OUT WEST|$400|easy|She joined Buffalo Bill Cody's Wild West show after meeting him at the Cotton Expo in New Orleans|Annie Oakley
10/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE AUDIOVISUAL HOUR|$800|hard|This instrument heard here is popular in both jazz & classical ensembles|a clarinet
07/04/2005|Jeopardy!|DICTATOR TOTS|$1000|hard|Orphaned as a boy, he reportedly spent his youth on his uncle's melon farm near the Tigris|Saddam Hussein
25/06/2009|Jeopardy!|WHATEVER!|$600|medium|The Middle English for 'knife' gives us the name of this activity, a form of woodcarving|whittling
10/10/1997|Jeopardy!|DEMOCRACY|$100|easy|A functioning democracy usually has at least 2 of these groups competing freely in elections|Political parties
07/11/2005|Jeopardy!|I LEARNED IT FROM SHAKESPEARE|$2500|hard|Heed this 'Hamlet' character's advice that 'the apparel oft proclaims the man'|Polonius
06/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ELVIS|$400|easy|Elvis was born on January 8, 1935 in a wood frame house located on Old Saltillo Road in this city|Tupelo, Mississippi
26/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PLANET SPAN IT|$2000|hard|The Vasco da Gama bridge spans the Tagus river near this capital city|Lisbon
08/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICS '96|$700|hard|The Democratic Convention's keynote address was given by Evan Bayh, the governor of this state|Indiana
13/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|The valley of this river is also called the North Italian Plain|Po
03/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$400|easy|A galactic cluster known as the Pleiades is in this constellation known as 'The Bull'|Taurus
11/03/2004|Jeopardy!|HOW'S IT 'HANG'ING?|$600|medium|It was the second Ancient Wonder to be built|the Hanging Gardens of Babylon
11/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$400|easy|This Spaniard included Velazquez's 'Las Meninas' in his 'Family of Charles IV' seen here|Francisco Goya
05/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CONGRESSES|$1500|hard|This former speaker of the Texas state house was Speaker of the House in the 76th & 87th Congresses|Sam Rayburn
20/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RIPLEYS|$800|hard|Ripley Castle in this nation has been home to the Ingilby family for 700 years & 26 generations|England (the United Kingdom acceptable)
15/07/1996|Jeopardy!|COMPANY SYMBOLS|$500|medium|This Swiss wristwatch company uses a white cross on a red square as its symbol|Swatch
10/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|THEATER|$600|medium|In 'West Side Story', these gangs represent the Capulets & the Montagues|Jets & Sharks
21/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A ROUND OF GULF|$1600|hard|The Tigris & Euphrates rivers flow together before emptying into this gulf|the Persian Gulf
02/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OH, NO! IT'S OPERA!|$2000|hard|This Greek tragic heroine is the subject of 2 Gluck operas, one set in Aulis & one in Tauris|Iphigénie
11/04/2007|Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS BY AIRPORT|$1000|hard|Schiphol Airport|Amsterdam
28/06/2004|Jeopardy!|Y-R|$400|easy|A short war between Israel & Egypt & Syria in October 1973 was named for this high holiday|Yom Kippur
28/10/1998|Jeopardy!|FESTIVE FOOD|$400|easy|Cinco de Mayo is the perfect time to serve margaritas & this classic avocado dip|Guacamole
20/05/2003|Jeopardy!|'GREAT' EXPECTATIONS|$1000|hard|Now extinct, we know what these look like from ones mounted in museums & drawings like this by Audubon|great auk
29/09/2008|Jeopardy!|FUN WITH OPERA|$800|hard|'Merry Wives' make mischief in the Verdi opera named for this fat Shakespearean funster|Falstaff
19/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WE LOVE THE THEATRE|$1200|hard|It's the season that precedes 'Awakening' in the title of a rockin' Broadway musical about teens|Spring
10/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MR. JOHNSON|$1200|hard|As a senator in March 1861, this future vice president branded the secessionists traitors|Andrew Johnson
02/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF PLACES|$800|hard|Belgium, Luxembourg & Germany all border this country|France
03/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|INSPIRED CHARACTERS|$200|easy|Professor Bhaer, introduced in this 1860s novel, may have been based on William Rimmer, a teacher Louisa May Alcott knew|Little Women
17/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|1836|$800|hard|Begun under Napoleon, this 165' high & 150' wide landmark was completed in 1836|Arc de Triomphe
20/07/2011|Jeopardy!|SYNONYMS ON THE INSIDE|$800|hard|Inside 'masculine' is this 4-letter synonym for masculine|male (in masculine)
06/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY MEN|$1600|hard|The construction battalions organized by Ben Moreell in WWII were known as these|the Seabees
17/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|500 YEARS AGO|$200|easy|Louis XII became its king & was soon known as the 'Father of His People' due to legal reforms|France
22/03/2005|Jeopardy!|BEN, BENJAMIN OR JUST PLAIN B|$600|medium|1982 was probably his favorite year, that was when he directed 'My Favorite Year'|(Richard) Benjamin
05/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MNEMONICS|$2000|hard|The fates of this group go 'Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived'|the wives of Henry VIII
12/03/1997|Jeopardy!|WHEAT|$400|easy|Types of wheat are grouped according to these 2 seasons|Winter & spring
11/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'D' IN SCIENCE|$400|easy|It's the more common name for solid CO2|dry ice
18/02/1998|Jeopardy!|DREAMY MUSIC|$300|easy|It's the Aerosmith tune that encourages you to 'Dream until your dream comes true'|Dream On
14/12/2011|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE SUBJECTS|$1000|hard|A 1972 Ford auto (2008)|Gran Torino
12/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MONEY TALK|$1200|hard|This 2-word French phrase refers to the folks who've recently acquired their wealth|noveau riche
25/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMA|$600|medium|This Southerner wrote a play about Zelda Fitzgerald called 'Clothes for a Summer Hotel'|Tennessee Williams
12/07/2006|Jeopardy!|I COULDA BEEN A BARTENDER|$800|hard|An ounce each of vodka, gin, light rum & tequila highlight this N.Y.-themed drink|Long Island iced tea
09/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL ADVERSARIES SPEAK|$400|easy|'Ahab's harpoon throwing started it, & I don't even like leg; I'm more of a breast mammal myself'|Moby-Dick
27/06/1997|Jeopardy!|PRONOUNCIATION|$500|medium|In a mock-epic poem by Byron, the name of this legendary Spanish rake rhymes with 'new one'|Don Juan
13/10/2010|Jeopardy!|I WANT A COOKIE!|$800|hard|Chips Deluxe & Fudge Shoppe are cookies made by this 'elfin' company|Keebler
09/07/1993|Jeopardy!|MEDICINAL PLANTS|$100|easy|For a time parsley & sage were used as remedies for this; now Minoxidil is giving it a try|baldness
30/09/2008|Final Jeopardy!|PENINSULAR NATIONS|None|None|It's the largest country in the world without any permanent natural rivers or lakes|Saudi Arabia
27/11/1984|Jeopardy!|1945|$400|easy|Rejected as movie script, Broadway loved this fragile Tennessee Williams drama|The Glass Menagerie
21/02/2003|Jeopardy!|TV TRIVIA|$800|hard|On this series, Jerry Van Dyke's character Luther Van Dam wrote a successful book titled 'Just Short of the Goal'|Coach
07/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$1200|hard|Dan Brown introduced his symbologist Robert Langdon in this pre-'Da Vinci Code' novel|Angels and Demons
05/02/1993|Jeopardy!|THE ENVIRONMENT|$400|easy|The pH value of acid rain is equivalent to that of this common salad dressing ingredient|vinegar
19/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FLEMISH & DUTCH MASTERS|$200|easy|His 'Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Tulp' featured the doctor, his colleagues & a cadaver|Rembrandt
11/01/2010|Jeopardy!|47|$200|easy|The heavenly strains of the concert grand pedal type of this instrument come from its 47 strings|a harp
17/03/2003|Jeopardy!|GO FOR THE JUGGLER|$400|easy|Ah, Yes!  This comedic actor seen here starred in Vaudeville as an expert juggler|W.C. Fields
24/01/1997|Jeopardy!|POT CLUCK|$400|easy|An old person isn't one of these seasonal items anymore|Spring Chicken
04/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ROBERT DE NIRO MOVIES|$1600|hard|'Better to be king for a night than a schmuck for a lifetime'|The King of Comedy
19/03/2007|Jeopardy!|LOOK OUT BELOW!|$800|hard|It's the part of a horse's leg that's directly below the fetlock & the pastern|the hoof
20/10/2010|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WOMEN|$200|easy|At a June 2008 auction, candid footage of her on the set of 'The Misfits' sold for $60,000|Marilyn Monroe
26/05/1986|Jeopardy!|MUSIC ON THE MAP|$400|easy|'Whoopee ti yi yo, git along little dogies, for you know' this state 'will be your new home'|Wyoming
04/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$200|easy|This story of 2 devoted sisters earned Alice Walker the 1983 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction|The Color Purple
20/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN RESTAURANTS|$800|hard|This pirate-themed Las Vegas hotel has a restaurant called The Plank; hope they don't make you walk it|Treasure Island
27/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'C' IN SHAKESPEARE|$2000|hard|In 'Richard III', Richard's brother George is the doomed duke of this|Clarence
31/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTORS|$200|easy|His 'Gates of Hell' was the source for his famous 1886 work 'The Kiss'|Auguste Rodin
29/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN ART & ARTISTS|$800|hard|One of Maxfield Parrish's early commissions was to illustrate this 'Oz' author's 'Mother Goose in Prose'|(L.Frank) Baum
24/12/2008|Jeopardy!|A BUNCH OF NUTS|$400|easy|The shells of these greenish nuts used to be dyed red; not so much anymore|pistachioes
23/12/2009|Jeopardy!|BALLET|$1000|hard|A maiden is chosen for a sacrifice, the title act of this 1913 ballet|The Rite of Spring
09/11/1987|Jeopardy!|SPORTS CUPS|$400|easy|The Ryder Cup|golf
05/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$600|medium|Crow Haven Corner, a witchcraft shop, is owned by the daughter of this city's official witch|Salem, Massachusetts
03/09/2001|Jeopardy!|DANCES|$300|easy|A Carioca is a resident of Rio & also a ballroom version of this dance|the samba
19/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH NOVELISTS|$800|hard|Louise Colet's 1859 novel 'Lui' was a scathing account of her relationship with this 'Madame Bovary' author|(Gustave) Flaubert
23/01/2008|Jeopardy!|'YOU' TUBE|$800|hard|A homeowner is lured away while a loved one redecorates the house as a surprise on this TLC show|While You Were Out
09/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FEMALE COUNTRY|$4600|hard|(Hey, everybody, I'm Naomi Judd.)  My 1993 autobiography was titled this, after a 1991 Judds Grammy Award-winning hit|Love Can Build a Bridge
21/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL WORDS & PHRASES|$600|medium|Grandfather Mountain in North Carolina is one of the highest peaks in this Appalachian range|the Blue Ridge
31/03/2003|Jeopardy!|TV CATCHPHRASES|$200|easy|'Yabba Dabba Do!'|The Flintstones
15/07/2005|Jeopardy!|VEGGIES' SCIENTIFIC NAMES|$200|easy|Allium cepa, & stop that crying right now!|onion
08/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL LEADERS|$400|easy|Country whose president is Mengistu Haile Mariam & whose p.m. is Fikre Selassie Wogderess|Ethiopia
01/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BIG BROTHERS|$400|easy|This duo had 4 No. 1 hits, including 'Cathy's Clown' & 'Bird Dog'|The Everly Brothers
26/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL FARM|$1600|hard|No 'laughing' matter, in Africa a dozen  of these can reduce a 500-pound zebra to bones in 30 minutes|hyena
23/09/1998|Jeopardy!|FASHION STATEMENTS|$100|easy|When a politician declares his candidacy, he 'throws' this 'into the ring'|His hat
25/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$800|hard|Around 4,500 years ago, the bronze age Minoan civilization emerged on this Mediterranean island|Crete
07/05/2002|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD CLUES|$1000|hard|52 across: What the queasy rodeo rider didn't feel like (1,7,5)|a million bucks
17/05/2006|Jeopardy!|TECHWORD MASH-UP|$600|medium|It was named because it's a resistor that can 'amplify electrical signals... transferred through it'|transistor
03/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE MUSICAL QUESTION|$800|hard|Tom Jones purr-fectly crooned this 1965 Top 5 hit|'What's New Pussycat?'
25/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS|$1000|hard|In 1902 Arthur Conan Doyle was knighted not for Sherlock Holmes but for defending British actions in this war|the Boer War
02/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE MUSICAL '80s|$1200|hard|In 1989 Milli Vanilli's 'Girl I'm Gonna Miss You' was followed at No. 1 by her 'Miss You Much'|Janet Jackson
01/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GROUNDHOG DAY|$400|easy|During winter these in a groundhog drop from about 80 per minute to around 4|heartbeats
16/01/1998|Jeopardy!|LA LANGUE FRANCAISE|$400|easy|French for 'puffed out', it describes a hairstyle popular in the '60s|Bouffant
11/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MAGIC|$1600|hard|(Mark Hamill delivers the clue.)  The scene of the escape pod leaving Princess Leia's ship was the first effect created by this company, abbreviated ILM|Industrial Light & Magic
05/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CAPRA CLASSICS|$1200|hard|Seen here in 'Mr. Deeds Goes to Town', she was Capra's favorite actress|Jean Arthur
24/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'D'|$2000|hard|France's patron saint (5)|Denis
25/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CBS|$800|hard|The 36th season of this CBS news magazine included stories on Internet piracy, Equatorial Guinea & 'Jeopardy!'|60 Minutes
20/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LATIN AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1903 the U.S. signed a treaty with Cuba for the rights to establish a naval base at this site|Guantanamo Bay
24/07/2006|Jeopardy!|CAPITALISM|$200|easy|This European capital is home to Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University|Warsaw
30/06/2008|Jeopardy!|THOSE DARN ETRUSCANS|$1400|hard|The Etruscans mined iron on this island centuries before Napoleon was exiled there|Elba
20/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ROAD TEST|$1600|hard|Kipling wrote, 'on the road to' this place, 'where the flyin' fishes play'|Mandalay
22/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$800|hard|Einstein's famous equation states energy equals mass times this squared|the speed of light
22/03/2010|Jeopardy!|OFF THE RECORD|$1000|hard|1987: 'Welcome To The Jungle', 'Sweet Child O' Mine'|Appetite for Destruction
28/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE ART OF ASIA|$1600|hard|No matter what is depicted, putting a red seal as the finishing touch on a black and white painting is called adding an eye to this mythic beast|dragon
21/05/2003|Jeopardy!|SPORTSTALK|$400|easy|Stroke play, wood, shank|golf
23/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|DEAR JOHN|$2000|hard|He told of the Bolshevik Revolution in his book 'Ten Days That Shook The World'|John Reed
23/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS' RELATIVES|$800|hard|Catharine Beecher, a promoter of higher education for women, was the sister of this famous author|Harriet Beecher Stowe
21/05/1998|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$100|easy|This Dilbert canine's 'Top Secret Management Handbook' is a humorous guide for executives|Dogbert
06/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE _____|$200|easy|Something hard to find resembles 'a needle in a _____'|Haystack
19/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSE YOURSELF|$1000|hard|In the early 1900s he skipped through the Hungarian countryside to become a folk song authority|Bela Bartok
10/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$1600|hard|Aptly, Georgia O'Keeffe's first one-woman show was at this man's 291 Gallery|Alfred Stieglitz
06/03/2001|Jeopardy!|MOVIE REVIEWS|$100|easy|Variety said expand the scene in 'Annie Hall' where Woody visits Diane Keaton's family & you've got this Ben Stiller comedy|Meet The Parents
14/11/1989|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$400|easy|The Robinsons, Don West, the Robot, & this cowardly doctor were 'Lost in Space'|Dr. Zachary Smith
07/12/2007|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED ANIMALS|$200|easy|An early riser: sore rot|a rooster
06/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|QUASI-RELATED PAIRS|$400|easy|'JFK' director & the deciphering rock found near Rashid, Egypt|Oliver & Rosetta Stone
04/01/2010|Jeopardy!|TV's SUPPORTING CASTS|$600|medium|Kunal Nayyar as Caltech scientist Rajesh Koothrappali|The Big Bang Theory
18/09/2007|Jeopardy!|COP ROCK|$1000|hard|Copper can be mined using this controversial technique in which the earth above the ore is removed|strip mining
08/03/2005|Jeopardy!|TAKEN LITERALLY|$400|easy|French: black beast; English: nemesis|a bête noir
09/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEATING THE ODDS|$1000|hard|In 1999 he returned to the screen as an elderly ex-boxer in 'Diamonds', his first film role since his stroke|Kirk Douglas
07/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MIND MY WORDS|$400|easy|Around 550 B.C.: 'The boy cried, 'Wolf! Wolf!' and the villagers came out to help him'|Aesop
24/04/2008|Final Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|None|None|This Plains State capital of only 14,000 people is the only U.S. capital with no letters of its state in its name|Pierre, South Dakota
21/05/1999|Jeopardy!|FUN COUPLES IN HISTORY|$300|easy|Some say this queen of France lost her head over a handsome Swede before she really lost her head in 1793|Marie Antoinette
06/11/2008|Jeopardy!|PUMPKIN EATER|$200|easy|Alton Brown shreds 3 cups of fresh pumpkin to make one loaf of this|pumpkin bread
08/07/2010|Jeopardy!|I WANNA WATCH TV!|$1000|hard|Bus driver, move that bus & tell us the name of the 'Home Edition' version of this Ty Pennington show|Extreme Makeover
02/06/2004|Jeopardy!|PLAY TIME|$1000|hard|The French call this floor or table game jeu de puce, 'the flea game', as the disks act like jumping fleas|tiddlywinks
14/09/1999|Jeopardy!|THE NAME GAME|$400|easy|As women of Italian descent, Connie Stevens & Connie Sellecca have this real first name|Conchetta
02/02/1998|Jeopardy!|PYRAMID|$400|easy|From the Assyrian for 'summit', it's a terraced pyramid of the ancient Babylonians|Ziggurat
22/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'FF'|$200|easy|This officer is charged with maintaining order in a courtroom during a trial|bailiff
21/09/1984|Jeopardy!|'B' MOVIES|$100|easy|In '61 movie, Audrey Hepburn's alternative to brunch in bed|Breakfast at Tiffany's
13/11/1990|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS TEACHERS|$400|easy|Educational psychologist who developed a series of dictionaries with Clarence Barnhart|(Edward) Thorndike
12/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A EUROPEAN TOUR|$1200|hard|Tired of Swedish smorgasbord?  Cross the Kattegat for some of this peninsular country's smorrebrod|Denmark
19/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COOKING CLASS|$1200|hard|It's fun to make the saltwater type of this candy because you get to pull it & stretch it before you cut it|taffy
16/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '70s|$200|easy|1979 film in which Robert Duvall loved 'the smell of napalm in the morning'|Apocalypse Now
12/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|This Belgian capital constitutes 1 of the country's 3 administrative regions|Brussels
08/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|QUID PRO QUO-POURRI|$800|hard|Give me this name of Chicago's 2nd busiest airport & I'll give you a famed WWII battle named for some Pacific islands|Midway
17/07/2000|Jeopardy!|SHOW|$200|easy|Before he was Larry Sanders, he played himself on 'It's' his 'Show'|Garry Shandling
05/06/2002|Jeopardy!|FLY ME|$200|easy|This automaker had tri-motor monoplanes going down his assembly line|Ford
28/03/2003|Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$1000|hard|Feng shui experts don't care for rooms shaped like this letter, like the one featured in a 1962 Leslie Caron movie|L
29/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PORT-POURRI|$1200|hard|Port Adelaide was established in 1837 to serve ships coming from England to this vast land|Australia
24/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NEW DEAL AGENCIES|$400|easy|FCC|Federal Communications Commission
08/06/2000|Jeopardy!|FOR OLD CRIME'S SAKE|$100|easy|According to Genesis, he was the world's first murderer|Cain
29/03/2011|Jeopardy!|TREES|$600|medium|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows a botanical photo on the monitor.)  Broad rings on a tree indicate years of sunshine & rain; narrow rings indicate cold or this weather condition, from the Middle English for 'dryness'|drought
18/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN ARTISTS|$1600|hard|His 'School of Athens' covers one wall of the Stanza Della Segnatura, a room in the pope's private quarters|Raphael
17/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$400|easy|(Sarah of the clue crew gives the clue from Newseum in Washington, DC.) Now sitting harmlessly in the Newseum, this guard tower was once used to shoot down those trying to cross this barrier between communism & freedom|the Berlin Wall
14/07/1999|Jeopardy!|BREAKFAST MENU|$200|easy|Tired of eating Special K from a bowl?  It also comes in the form of these round waffles from Kellogg's|Eggos
04/04/2007|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL LINGO|$800|hard|(Cheryl of the clue crew giving the clue from inside the State Capitol building in Lincoln, NE.) I'm in the nation's only 1-house state legislature known by this 1-word term.  Nebraskans chose it by popular vote in the 1930s|unicameral
28/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|4 Es FOR THEE|$1200|hard|Describes the title 'Rabbit' William Nicholson illustrated for writer Margery Williams|velveteen
18/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THEY HATE L.A.|$1000|hard|An Oscar-nominated screenwriter in the 1930s, this witty woman called L.A. 'a horror to me'|Dorothy Parker
18/10/2001|Jeopardy!|RAISING ARIZONA|$200|easy|Founded in 1885, this Tempe institution was originally called the Arizona Territorial Normal School|Arizona State University
20/10/2000|Jeopardy!|BITS & PIECES|$400|easy|This appliance consists of a water reservoir, filter basket, warming unit & carafe|Coffee maker
18/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|OLD VIRGINIA|$400|easy|He was cornered & fatally wounded by federal troops on a farm near Port Royal, Virginia on April 26, 1865|John Wilkes Booth
03/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?|$6000|hard|This 1928 title character begins as a man & ends, almost 400 years later, as a young woman (but not in Florida)|Orlando
21/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL LAST NAMES|$600|medium|Member of Parliament seen here|George Clinton
04/10/2006|Jeopardy!|COOKING CLASS|$1000|hard|For the silver dollar type of these breakfast treats, drop the batter onto the griddle 1 tbsp. at a time|pancakes
26/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows a picture on the monitor.)  Mentioned by Jane Austen, a sunken fence designed to keep out animals but not ruin the view is called this, from the chuckle of surprise on noticing it|a ha-ha
06/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE 16th CENTURY|$800|hard|Before this colony on the Carolina coast was 'lost', Sir Francis Drake rescued some of its colonists|Roanoke
14/09/2010|Jeopardy!|KATIE COURIC, WITNESS TO HISTORY|$600|medium|(Katie Couric delivers the clue.) In a 2008 foreign policy interview, I asked this candidate, 'Have you ever been involved with any negotiations with the Russians?' -- it seemed like a reasonable question|(Sarah) Palin
07/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, JUNIOR!|$1200|hard|This general's memoir, 'War As I Knew It', appeared in 1947, 2 years after his death|George Patton, Jr.
26/12/1997|Jeopardy!|1945|$500|medium|3-word phrase repeated in the title of this favorite holiday song from 1945:  [instrumental]|Let It Snow
17/05/2007|Jeopardy!|CECIL|$400|easy|Cecil Day founded this motel chain in 1970|Days Inn
01/02/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL GREEK TO ME|$800|hard|This elevated Athens area appropriately comes from 2 Greek words meaning 'highest city'|the Acropolis
12/10/2004|Jeopardy!|STOP PULLING MY CHENEY|$600|medium|Dick Cheney was born in this city that's home to the University of Nebraska|Lincoln
11/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$1200|hard|The logo of this brand depicts an arm holding a hammer|Arm & Hammer
05/10/2000|Jeopardy!|SECONDS, PLEASE|$1100|hard|In 1969 Buzz Aldrin became the second to set foot here|the moon
22/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BIRDS|$800|hard|Sensitive to poison gases, these small birds were used as gas detectors in coal mines|Canaries
02/01/2007|Jeopardy!|RED, WHITE, OR BLUE|$200|easy|The teeth of this ferocious fish, Carcharodon carcharias, may have been used as arrowheads by Native Americans|the great white shark
21/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT HAVE 'V' HERE?|$1200|hard|It was the Mayflower's original destination; then they ran out of beer|Virginia
09/05/1997|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$400|easy|The Museo Numismatico in Lima contains coins from this country from colonial times to the present|Peru
01/11/2010|Jeopardy!|SINGLE-NAMED SINGERS' LAST NAMES|$200|easy|Rock royalty from Minneapolis: Nelson|Prince
24/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THE MANSION FAMILY|$1000|hard|269-room Villa Hugel in Essen, Germany was home to this arms & steel industry family until 1945|the Krupps
20/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RENAISSANCE MEN|$2000|hard|Bob Newhart imagined asking this man about tobacco: 'Oh, between your lips. Then...you set fire to it!'|Sir Walter Raleigh
20/01/2004|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH|$400|easy|George W. Bush was born in this state while his father was in college there|Connecticut
01/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S BOOK TITLES|$1600|hard|By Maurice Sendak: 'In the ____ Kitchen'|Night
09/03/2001|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$300|easy|I can't stop eating this company's Grape-Nuts|Post (stop)
07/03/1997|Jeopardy!|IN OTHER WORDS....|$400|easy|Inspect using one closely-spaced men's hair arranger|Examine with a fine-toothed comb
15/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A TIM ROBBINS FILM FESTIVAL|$1200|hard|Tim also felt the need for speed as Merlin in this 1986 blockbuster flick|Top Gun
11/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS ILLUSTRATED MAGIC NUMBERS|$1200|hard|Baseball: 2.131 consecutive games|Cal Ripken Jr.
19/07/2007|Jeopardy!|THE SHAPE OF THINGS|$400|easy|As seen here, the cells that make a honeycomb are in this geometric shape|a hexagon
04/10/2006|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$200|easy|(Alex stands with Elmo on Sesame Street.)  2005 was the 100th anniversary of Gennaro Lombardi starting one of these restaurants  (Elmo: One of Elmo's favorite foods!)|a pizzeria
27/12/2007|Jeopardy!|HEARTACHE TO HEARTACHE|$600|medium|Rough wedding day! This title gal finds not only is her fiance still married, the lady is kept in an attic at Thornfield Hall|Jane Eyre
26/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CHEESY COUNTRIES|$1200|hard|Brillat-Savarin|France
29/05/2006|Jeopardy!|SPORTS STUFF|$800|hard|In 1981 soccer's 1st Toyota Cup was held in this world capital between the champion clubs of Europe & South America|Tokyo
09/11/1999|Jeopardy!|LAND FORMATIONS|$200|easy|Wake, Ellesmere, Corsica|Islands
20/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC STARS|$400|easy|Hats off to this singer who gave a gutsy performance in 'The Newton Boys'|Dwight Yoakum
08/01/1999|Jeopardy!|CORNY MOVIES|$100|easy|Film in which Kevin Costner hears a mysterious voice while standing in his Iowa cornfield|Field Of Dreams
23/12/2005|Jeopardy!|YOU GET AN 'F'|$1000|hard|The main city on the Main River, it's located 19 miles upstream from where the Main flows into the Rhine|Frankfurt
17/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AND 'LO' THING|$800|hard|It's part of what Jesus used to feed the multitudes along the shore of the Sea of Galilee|loaves
25/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SYDNEY|$1200|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from the National Maritime Museum in Sydney, Australia.)  One of the world's most accurate maritime reproductions is the Australian-built replica of this James Cook ship that shares a name with a Space Shuttle|Endeavour
15/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$2000|hard|A recliner for your wig|a hair chair
21/12/1989|Jeopardy!|CHRISTMAS CAROLS|$500|medium|(audio clue)|We Three Kings (of Orient are)
04/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SAINTS BE PRAISED|$1000|hard|In September 1999 an abridged version of his 'City of God' ranked 9,821st on Amazon.com's sales list|Saint Augustine
29/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PLANT PARENTHOOD|$1200|hard|So named because some mimic animal sensibilities, this plant shares its name with a popular brunch potent potable|a mimosa
01/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GEOMETRY|$1600|hard|The surface of the mirror in a reflecting telescope has this type of geometric curve|a parabola
15/06/2006|Jeopardy!|DEFENDER|$200|easy|In a Homer work, Sarpedon is a mighty defender of this city|Troy
19/12/2000|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV EPISODES|$100|easy|1991: 'A Walsh Family Christmas'|Beverly Hills, 90210
27/04/2000|Jeopardy!|MONTHS|$200|easy|On its first day people crown a queen, dance around a pole & march to support workers|May
06/10/1998|Jeopardy!|BOND....JAMES BOND|$200|easy|Lois Maxwell played this role, M's secretary, in 14 films but her total time on screen was less than an hour|Miss Moneypenny
05/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN RIVERS|$400|easy|The largest port on this river is Le Havre|the Seine
06/01/2009|Jeopardy!|WE'VE GOT ISSUES|$200|easy|A 2006 issue of a magazine called this Spectator included articles on Chardonnay & Southern France's best reds|Wine
17/10/2008|Jeopardy!|JONES|$600|medium|He co-founded the Masters golf tournament|Bobby Jones
02/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PARTNERS' LAST NAMES|$1200|hard|Toy makers: Herman-Irving|Fisher-Price
16/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|O CAPTAIN, MY POP CULTURE CAPTAIN|$1200|hard|Daniel J. Travanti tried to be 'careful out there' as Captain Furillo on this show|Hill Street Blues
28/01/2011|Jeopardy!|WORDS REJECTED BY THE OED|$200|easy|'Pregreening' is the act of creeping forward while waiting for one of these to change|a traffic signal (or red light)
11/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$400|easy|This 5th president died on the 4th of July in 1831 & is buried in Richmond|James Monroe
29/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DEADLY FILMS?|$2000|hard|This 1980 Brian de Palma film was a real drag for Michael Caine|Dressed to Kill
07/07/1995|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC WOMEN|$500|medium|In 1813 this mistress of the late Lord Nelson was imprisoned for debt|Lady Hamilton
08/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CHINESE CINEMA|$1600|hard|This Chinese actor starred in 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon' & in 'Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End'|Chow Yun Fat
05/03/2008|Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$200|easy|It's a 7-letter synonym for majorette, from what she does with her baton|twirler
08/06/2001|Jeopardy!|'WILL' OF THE PEOPLE|$100|easy|Renaissance man who wrote several narrative poems, 154 sonnets & oh, yes, over 30 plays|William Shakespeare
15/01/2008|Jeopardy!|IT BORDERS FRANCE|$1000|hard|The 2 tiniest countries that border France (& we do mean tiny!)|Monaco & Andorra
10/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TRACK & FIELD|$1200|hard|In this event, though athletes regularly clear nearly 20 feet, they mainly use their running momentum|the pole vault
06/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES ABOUT THE MOVIES|$800|hard|John Turturro played this title screenwriter in a 1991 Coen Brothers film|Barton Fink
24/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINING STATE CAPITALS|$1600|hard|This actor who died at 45 starred opposite Elizabeth Taylor in 'A Place in the Sun' & 'Suddenly, Last Summer'|Montgomery Clift
08/06/2000|Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$400|easy|The Rhone River enters & exits this Alpine lake on the French-Swiss border|Lake Geneva
23/03/2011|Jeopardy!|WE ALL NEED A 'FRIEND'|$1000|hard|The feeling must have been shared in 1865 when Charles Dickens published this novel|Our Mutual Friend
18/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|ANY FIRST WORDS?|$1200|hard|An adjective meaning 'first', or a letter like 'F' in F. Murray Abraham|an initial
06/07/2010|Jeopardy!|PARTS OF PEACH|$600|medium|5-letter word for the hard interior of a peach|the stone
01/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TUDOR GARAGE|$400|easy|Will Somers held this post in the Tudor court for many years; his job was to lift the spirits of the king|court jester
20/09/1984|Jeopardy!|FICTION|$200|easy|The 'lovable' family of Peter Pan|the Darlings
02/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S NOT WHAT IT SEEMS|$1000|hard|A sea wasp is not an insect, but one of these stinging ocean 'fish'|jellyfish
02/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$400|easy|Sousa's month           (5)|March
24/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|I'M GONNA 'SIT'|$400|easy|'Cheers' or 'Two and a Half Men'|a sitcom
03/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF BOOKS|$1200|hard|Detective Cordelia Gray debuted in this Englishwoman's 'An Unsuitable Job for a Woman'|(P.D.) James
30/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'NIGHT' & 'DAY'|$800|hard|A cocktail just before bedtime|a nightcap
22/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES ON TELEVISION|$200|easy|Morgan Fairchild, Francine Tacker & Priscilla Presley all appeared as Bobby's old flame Jenna Wade on this series|Dallas
01/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$1600|hard|Fred Hervey bought the Kay's food store chain & expanded it under this geometrical name|Circle K
23/05/2007|Jeopardy!|LOOK!|$200|easy|It's time for you to name this timepiece, squire|Big Ben
17/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BY GEORGE!|$800|hard|A 'manly' 19th century realist, she penned works like 'Adam Bede', 'Felix Holt' & 'Daniel Deronda'|George Eliot
18/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$400|easy|Budapest is the capital of Hungary; this is the capital of Romania|Bucharest
10/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WALL TO WALL-E's|$2000|hard|Surname of Christopher Hewett's TV housekeeper character, or a popular Polish vodka|Belvedere
21/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE FREN'CH'|$2000|hard|In heraldry it's a design shaped like an upside-down V|a chevron
21/11/2008|Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE TEENS|$800|hard|In 1982 this future star of 'Law & Order: SVU' was Miss Beverly Hills|(Mariska) Hargitay
11/07/2008|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY PERSONALITIES|$400|easy|This Mass. man is remembered for introducing a certain pear to the U.S. in the 1800s; he named it for himself|(Enoch) Bartlett
15/04/2003|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN GOVERNMENT|$400|easy|Under the first amendment, you have the right to do this, as long as it's 'peaceably'|assemble
30/12/2002|Jeopardy!|WORDS FROM 2 LETTERS|$400|easy|I can name this Native American dwelling in 2 letters|T-P/tepee
31/12/1999|Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$300|easy|In 1994 fragments of Shoemaker-Levy 9 struck this planet, creating a plume over 1,000 miles high|Jupiter
07/07/2006|Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$1000|hard|In 1912 this Polish-born author shared with readers 'The Secret Sharer', a short story in English|Joseph Conrad
21/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CRUNCHING NUMBERS ROMAN STYLE|$1200|hard|The last name of Tom, the cowboy seen here, has this value|1009
10/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CANINE WORDS & PHRASES|$1600|hard|This canine cliche means you should avoid disturbing a calm situation|Let sleeping dogs lie
05/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL FESTIVALS|$600|medium|In 1996 Wayne Shorter & Dave Brubeck performed at Vienna's festival for this type of music|Jazz
25/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'O.C.'|$1200|hard|Me, him & her are examples of this form of a pronoun|objective case
25/06/2003|Jeopardy!|SONGS|$1000|hard|They were on a 'roll' when they sent us a 'Rock and Roll Love Letter' in '76|Bay City Rollers
10/11/1992|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'X'|$500|medium|The name of this wife of Socrates has become proverbial for any nagging wife|Xanthippe
26/02/1997|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL FOOD & DRINK|$300|easy|A favorite in the Middle East, laban is a drink made from this cultured dairy product|Yogurt
25/02/2011|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|This river's delta covers 13,000 square miles, about 1/4 of Louisiana's area|the Mississippi
30/05/2003|Jeopardy!|TV GAME SHOWS|$200|easy|On September 17, 1962 the parents of this first moonwalker appeared on an episode of 'I've Got A Secret'|Neil Armstrong
03/10/2001|Jeopardy!|SPORTS & GAMES|$400|easy|Join in & tell us that this is the lowest-rated suit in contract bridge|clubs
17/03/2005|Jeopardy!|LEGAL LINGO|$1000|hard|An obvious conclusion of negligence falls under the doctrine res ipsa locquitur, 'the thing' does this|speaks for itself
07/11/1988|Jeopardy!|'NEW' ON THE MAP|$100|easy|Of all U.S. states beginning with 'new', this one is alphabetically first|New Hampshire
25/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS EAGLE SCOUTS|$800|hard|As a youth this commander of Apollo 13 was interested in scouting & rocketry|James Lovell
30/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELRY|$2000|hard|The name of this romantic ring seen here comes from an old Irish fishing village that's now part of Galway|Claddagh
27/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S IN A CELEBRITY NAME?|$1600|hard|Aussie actor Heath Ledger was named for the brooding Heathcliff in this novel|Wuthering Heights
12/07/2005|Jeopardy!|ON THE OLD QUARTER|$1000|hard|The leaves of this plant are depicted on the reverse of the quarter|(the) olive (tree)
06/09/2004|Jeopardy!|'BOARD'|$800|hard|A structural material named for its small wood fragments pressed together & bonded|particle board
19/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FLEMISH & DUTCH MASTERS|$800|hard|Because of his style of painting females, this master's name gave us an adjective for plump women|Peter Paul Rubens (rubenesque)
14/06/1999|Jeopardy!|FOREVER|$400|easy|Zeus condemned him to the hellish region of Tartarus & an eternity of pushing a rock up a hill|Sisyphus
09/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH DERIVATIONS|$800|hard|This device that helps you land safely after jumping out of a plane is French for 'prepare to fall'|a parachute
13/11/1998|Jeopardy!|A CATEGORY ABOUT NOTHING|$500|medium|'Nothing' is the answer to 'Does a dog have Buddha nature?', one of these paradoxes|coan
17/03/2011|Jeopardy!|AVIATION|$200|easy|Sorry Delta, in 2010 Continental merged with this airline to create the world's largest carrier|United
24/10/2006|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC ROCK LYRICS|$600|medium|In this 1957 Elvis hit, 'Spider Murphy played the tenor saxophone' & 'the whole rhythm section was the Purple Gang'|Jailhouse Rock
31/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL TRICK OR TREAT|$800|hard|(Ding dong!  Jimmy of the Clue Crew is back for more!  Does he want candy or bread and circuses?)  Hail, Caesar!  I'm a commander in the Roman army where a hundred men form a century and 60 centuries form this group|a legion
21/12/2007|Jeopardy!|ON OUR USO TOUR|$200|easy|(Alex airmails one to us from the Atsugi NAF, Japan.)  The mission of the C-2A Greyhound is C.O.D.--the O.D. stands for 'onboard delivery', of things like jet engines & other equipment, to the C, this type of ship|a carrier
18/11/2010|Jeopardy!|PLANES, TRAINS & AUTOMOBILES|$600|medium|In the Disney film of the same name, the 'Love Bug' was a Beetle from this automaker|Volkswagen
08/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MAKING THE CUT|$2000|hard|French for 'between the ribs', this tender cut comes from the meat between the 9th & 11th ribs|entrecôte
02/11/2001|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN LEADERS QUIZ|$300|easy|The man seen here is the president of this Western Hemisphere nation|Mexico (Vicente Fox)
18/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HARD TO 'PORT'|$400|easy|The range of your investments, or a thin case to hold drawings|a portfolio
29/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BEHIND THE SCENES AT THE 2008 OLYMPICS|$1200|hard|A popular side trip was to the Beijing Zoo to see these animals, Ailuropoda melanoleuca|pandas
01/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'90s TV|$3000|hard|This sitcom debuted on Fox in August, 1998, 22 years after its setting|That '70s Show
26/01/1998|Jeopardy!|LET'S TALK 'DIRTY'|$400|easy|After leaving the Eagles in 1982, Don Henley went gold with this first solo hit|Dirty Laundry
15/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|INTERIORS|$800|hard|This bed with scroll-like ends was named for its resemblance to a form of winter transportation|Sleigh bed
09/07/2004|Jeopardy!|THE QUEEN'S ENGLISH|$800|hard|A turn-up on your trousers there, becomes one of these on your pants here|a cuff
14/10/2010|Jeopardy!|ANIMATED PUZZLES|$1000|hard|It happens in tough economic times|corporate downsizing
23/05/1997|Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$500|medium|This syndrome characterized by continual exhaustion is abbreviated CFS|Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
31/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE SCIENCE GEEK|$1600|hard|For 10 years, this German worked in his free time, inventing the internal-combustion engine named for him|(Rudolph) Diesel
08/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TAFT!|$200|easy|In 1921 former president William Howard Taft achieved his life's goal -- an appointment to this body|Supreme Court
28/11/2005|Jeopardy!|A PROVERBIAL MESS|$200|easy|Son father like like|Like father like son
15/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE LATIN|$1600|hard|Meaning 'in the same place', you see this word in footnotes to refer to a source cited in a previous entry|ibid.
30/01/2007|Jeopardy!|THAT'S MY SECRETARY OF DEFENSE|$600|medium|Caspar Weinberger|Ronald Reagan
06/04/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. HIGHS & LOWS|$500|medium|This state has the highest low point of any state, 3,350 feet|Colorado
28/09/1999|Jeopardy!|COCKNEY RHYMING SLANG|$100|easy|At night, you should get plenty of bo peep -- this|sleep
28/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|A vast central plateau called the Meseta is the largest region of this country|Spain
04/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|ENGINEERING|$800|hard|Major branch of engineering concerned with design of public bridges, roads, & canals|civil engineering
07/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'BOUT 100 YEARS AGO|$800|hard|At the Minnesota State Fair in 1901 this vice president gave his 'Speak Softly-Big Stick' speech|Theodore Roosevelt
11/11/1985|Jeopardy!|CHEWING GUM|$200|easy|Once kicked out of school, this “chewing gum king” eventually captured 70% of gum market|Wrigley
16/02/1987|Jeopardy!|CAR TALK|$400|easy|When a car has been 'chopped', this part of it has been lowered|the top
08/10/1999|Jeopardy!|PRIME NUMBERS|$500|medium|Boeing's answer in the early 1960s to the Douglas DC-9; it's good for medium hauls|727
20/12/1991|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE DEGREES|$100|easy|It's what the Ph. stands for in Ph.B. & Ph.D.|philosophy
20/09/2007|Jeopardy!|THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER LYRICS|$200|easy|The song ends by rhyming this word with 'brave'|wave
13/07/2004|Jeopardy!|FOLLOW THE LEADER|$1400|hard|It's the military rank of the head of state of Libya|Colonel
09/11/2006|Jeopardy!|STARRING ROLLS|$400|easy|Pillsbury is famous for these lunar-named rolls that you bake yourself|crescent rolls
29/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE ULTIMATE DIVING MACHINE|$1200|hard|The U.S. Naval Submarine School is located in Groton in this state|Connecticut
18/06/1998|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$100|easy|The apartment complex located at 4616 on this title L.A. street is home to some 'FOX'y ladies|Melrose Place
02/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$400|easy|In 1992 Vermont became the first state to ban smoking in these places; it's not even allowed out in 'the yard'|prisons
03/03/2006|Jeopardy!|LIFE OF PIE|$1000|hard|It's the 'structural' name for the top crust of a pie that has strips of dough in a crisscross pattern|lattice
26/04/2005|Jeopardy!|HEY, J.D.|$600|medium|From 1970 to 1973 he was White House counsel to Richard Nixon|John Dean
07/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TIME|$800|hard|It's the warning given twice in every NFL game|Two-minute warning
01/01/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE THE DOG NOW, MAN!|$600|medium|The malamute is sometimes confused with this breed, seen here|the Siberian husky
15/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$400|easy|Written materials in this language date back to the Oaths of Strasbourg of 842|French
05/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|REVOLUTIONARY WAR BATTLES|$400|easy|The Battle of Cowpens was fought in a cattle-grazing area in the north of this 'Palmetto State'|South Carolina
15/05/1991|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMICAL QUOTES|$600|medium|In the 19th century, Phoebe Carey advised 'And though hard be the task, keep a stiff' one of these|Upper Lip
05/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AUDIO BOOKS|$1600|hard|Johnny Cash is on CD reading this 27-book collection; he wore black for those who hadn't gotten the word|the New Testament
10/09/1999|Final Jeopardy!|FUN WITH NUMBERS|None|None|Number of degrees the minute hand on a standard clock travels in one hour|360
04/11/1986|Jeopardy!|PROVERBS OF DEATH|$300|easy|'There are more ways to' do this 'than choking it with cream'|kill a cat
10/07/2001|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$100|easy|After his 1859 hanging, Civil War troops sang of this abolitionist's body 'mouldering in the grave'|John Brown
16/05/2008|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$600|medium|The opposite of nadir, it's from the Arabic for 'road above'|zenith
13/03/2006|Jeopardy!|EVERY TIM, DIRK OR GARY|$400|easy|A 'Far Side' panel by this cartoonist is seen here|Gary Larson
06/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'TWO'|$800|hard|Thomas a Kempis said of these, 'The lesser is always to be chosen'|Of two evils
09/01/1997|Jeopardy!|THEY ALMOST STARRED IN...|$300|easy|MGM wanted this dimpled darling to play Dorothy in 'The Wizard Of Oz' but Fox wouldn't loan her out|Shirley Temple
24/02/2005|Jeopardy!|WOODY ALLEN'S MANHATTAN|$400|easy|The Carnegie Deli is the location where several comics remember this dismal failure of a manager in a 1984 movie|Broadway Danny Rose
10/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SHIPS|$400|easy|It initially left England August 15, 1620 along with another ship, the Speedwell|the Mayflower
23/11/2009|Jeopardy!|SNL CELEBRITY JEOPARDY!|$1000|hard|Kristen Wiig played this 'Today' co-host, who, like so many of our players, brought Chardonnay on stage|Kathie Lee Gifford
22/09/2004|Final Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY IN LITERATURE|None|None|Leo Tolstoy's story about Hadji Murat, 'who slew the Russian swine', opens in this present-day Russian republic|Chechnya
18/04/2001|Jeopardy!|ILLEGALITIES|$300|easy|This adjective often found before 'exposure' means the exposer knows others can see|Indecent
17/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CANALS|$1600|hard|With capital of about $40 million set in place, work was begun on this waterway in April 1859|the Suez Canal
25/02/2000|Jeopardy!|WORDS WE DON'T USE ENOUGH|$300|easy|A backstress is a woman with this job (you might 'knead' one in your neighborhood)|Baker
01/01/2010|Jeopardy!|TIME TO 'EAT'|$200|easy|To practice trickery or fraud in game play|cheat
04/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE U.S. ARMY|$800|hard|In 1970 Anna Mae Hays became the first woman to achieve this rank in the U.S. Army|a general
21/06/2001|Jeopardy!|GOOD DOG!|$200|easy|Dogs in B.A.R.K. (Baseball Aquatic Retrieval Korps) fetch homers hit from this team's park into San Francisco Bay|San Francisco Giants
22/11/2007|Jeopardy!|LET'S MEAT FOR BREAKFAST|$600|medium|What Americans call 'Canadian' this is not truly Canadian; give me the 'peameal' type, a real specialty of my homeland|bacon
20/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK MYTHOLOGY|$400|easy|He ultimately got 'fleeced' by Medea|Jason
20/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE CANDIDATE|$800|hard|It's the FDR campaign promise advertised here: (poster with a beer mug)|The repeal of Prohibition
11/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD HISTORY|$800|hard|Louis XIV, 'The Sun King', liked this fruit so much he had a grove of them at Versailles, so he always had days with sunshine|oranges
17/07/1998|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$100|easy|Edible items you 'spill' when you tell a secret|The beans
03/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'D' DAY|$800|hard|It's defined as removing oneself from a vessel such as the QE2|debarking (or disembarking)
28/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ONE NATION|$2000|hard|The one nation in the world with Catalan as an official language is this small one in the Pyrenees|Andorra
17/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$800|hard|It's St. Clement Hofbauer's feast day; it wasn't a good one for Julius Caesar|March 15
12/09/2002|Jeopardy!|SWEETS|$200|easy|These 'chewy cinnamon flavored candies' sound like a spicy Mexican dish|Hot Tamales
02/02/1990|Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|$400|easy|In 1960 the FDA approved production of Enovid, the 1st of these|Birth Control Pills
14/06/1999|Jeopardy!|STARS|$200|easy|This actress from an acting family is the wife of Nicolas Cage|Patricia Arquette
21/11/1985|Jeopardy!|AUTO SHOP|$300|easy|In newer cars it has generally replaced the generator for keeping the battery charged|an alternator
27/09/2004|Jeopardy!|LET'S GET MEDICAL|$800|hard|In July 1976 a form of pneumonia caused the deaths of 29 members of this organization in Philadelphia|the Legionnaires
29/11/1993|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$200|easy|Estimates of when these people abandoned the city of Uxmal range from 600 to 1,000 years ago|Mayans
02/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SEOUL TRAIN|$1200|hard|It's the other current national capital city that's closest to Seoul|Pyongyang
15/02/1999|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|None|None|In May 1998 this metropolis of 7 million voted to start electing its mayor for the first time|London
22/11/2002|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$1000|hard|In August 2002 Los Angeles celebrated the seventh annual festival of this, another name for soybean curd|tofu
23/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LUCY!|$400|easy|On April 22, 1878 U.S. First Lady Lucy Hayes instituted this annual event on the White House lawn|Easter Egg Roll
05/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1000|hard|This British physician has been called the 'Father of Immunology'|(Edward) Jenner
22/10/1998|Final Jeopardy!|THE 17th CENTURY|None|None|The 1648 Peace of Westphalia ended a war that began on May 23 of this year|1618 (when The Thirty Years' War began)
20/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PRE-DATERS|$400|easy|The year immediately preceding 1 A.D. on the Gregorian calendar|1 B.C.
11/05/2000|Jeopardy!|SWEET 'VIRGINIA'|$500|medium|This university's sports teams are known as the Mountaineers|West Virginia University
27/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S 1999|$3500|hard|Perhaps because it was there, a 1999 expedition to Mt. Everest found this man's body, which had been frozen there for 75 years|Sir George Mallory
01/04/2003|Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS|$1000|hard|He's the only vice president who became president not immediately after his vice presidency|Richard M. Nixon
05/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES 'G'|$400|easy|'Howl'ing beat poet               (8)|(Allen) Ginsberg
25/05/2006|Jeopardy!|NOT A BEST PICTURE OSCAR WINNER|$400|easy|'The Best Years of Our Lives', 'Miracle on 34th Street', 'The Lost Weekend'|Miracle on 34th Street
23/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BETTE DAVIS|$400|easy|In 'Jezebel', Davis shocked New Orleans society by wearing a dress of this color to a ball|Red
04/05/2010|Jeopardy!|PROVERBIALLY SPEAKING|$400|easy|These 2 things 'are soon parted'|a fool & his money
25/02/1997|Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL|$300|easy|This Eddie Vedder combo headlined the 1992 Lollapalooza tour|Pearl Jam
04/12/1997|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$300|easy|In 1996 Anthony Edwards & Eric Roberts starred in a TV adaptation of this Truman Capote tale|In Cold Blood
01/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GROUNDHOG DAY|$1200|hard|In South Africa this alphabetically first animal is sometimes called a groundhog|an aardvark
22/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$600|medium|In 1987 the Smithsonian celebrated the 300th anniversary of this scientist's 'Principia'|Sir Isaac Newton
14/07/2005|Final Jeopardy!|VOLCANOES|None|None|In the last 400 years, over 2/3 of all the deaths caused by volcanoes occurred in what is now this nation|Indonesia
01/03/1999|Jeopardy!|HUMAN ANATOMY 101|$300|easy|Its outer layer is the epidermis|Skin
26/12/1989|Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|$400|easy|A Swiss engineer got the idea for this from the burrs that stuck to his clothes|Velcro
12/06/2009|Jeopardy!|THE LITERARY CHEERLEADER!|$800|hard|2-4-6-8, this 'Garp' man who also wrote 'Setting Free the Bears' is really great!|John Irving
06/06/2005|Jeopardy!|BLOWIN' IN THE WIND|$1000|hard|This term for a sudden gust of wind & precipitation is related to a Swedish word for rushing water|a squall
04/03/2005|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADY FIRSTS|$200|easy|The first First Lady to be born in Texas|Lady Bird Johnson
06/11/2002|Jeopardy!|HOW NOVEL|$1000|hard|This Ayn Rand novel tells the story of architect Howard Roark & Dominique Francon, the woman he loves|The Fountainhead
26/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SHE USED TO BE IN CHARGE|$2000|hard|Prime Minister Kim Campbell|Canada
14/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE GOING TO 'POT'|$2000|hard|Its atomic number is 19|Potassium
28/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING THE PROFESSOR|$400|easy|This movie with Julia Roberts as a Wellesley art history professor has a painting in its title|Mona Lisa Smile
11/03/1999|Jeopardy!|AD AGE|$100|easy|Bob Dylan, Pablo Picasso & Albert Einstein 'Think Different' according to ads for this computer company|Apple
07/02/2001|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATED S|$100|easy|On a compass|south
21/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES' FAVORITE MOVIES|$1600|hard|(Kareem Abdul-Jabbar gives the clue) Humphrey Bogart plays a tough private eye who sends his love Mary Astor up the river in this 1941 film|The Maltese Falcon
18/04/2011|Jeopardy!|'A' IS FOR AUTHOR|$200|easy|...of 'Little Men'|(Louisa May) Alcott
30/09/2004|Jeopardy!|I DON'T GIVE A 'WHIT'|$400|easy|From the Middle English for 'to cut down', old men seem to like to wile their time away doing it|whittling
14/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$1000|hard|This composer of the 'New World Symphony' wrote the operas 'The Cunning Peasant' & 'The Pigheaded Peasants'|Antonin Dvorak
05/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE EYES HAVE IT|$400|easy|Check out his old blue eyes seen here|Frank Sinatra
30/12/2002|Jeopardy!|VICTIMS|$600|medium|The last name of this family is often paired with Tate to identify the Manson family killings of 1969|LaBianca
03/01/1997|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$300|easy|The Patagonian region of South America lies mainly in this country|Argentina
26/12/2006|Jeopardy!|COLORADO DREAMING|$200|easy|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from the Denver Mint.)  For its first 46 years, the United States Mint at Denver was an assay office, stemming from the discovery of this at Cherry Creek in 1858|gold
13/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NEXT IN ORDER|$400|easy|Typical movie opening credits: producer(s), writer(s), this person|director
10/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CONTINENTAL DRIFTING|$2000|hard|It's also the sixth-largest country in area|Australia
03/09/1996|Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME|$400|easy|He said, 'In designing this building, it was my intention to echo the energy of rock and roll'|I.M. Pei
29/11/2006|Jeopardy!|MONTHS|$1000|hard|In the musical 'Carousel', it's the month of the first clambake of the year|June
03/09/2002|Jeopardy!|3 IS A MAGIC NUMBER|$200|easy|In Matthew 4 Jesus resists 3 of these|temptations
27/05/2010|Jeopardy!|2 WORDS IN ONE|$1000|hard|A shark appendage plus a type of beer gives us this musical conclusion|finale (fin + ale)
09/04/2003|Jeopardy!|OSCAR-WINNING SONGS|$1000|hard|This legendary Broadway duo won only one Best Song Oscar, for the theme to 'Gigi'|Lerner and Loewe
27/04/1999|Jeopardy!|STAR TREK WRITERS|$200|easy|David Gerrold wrote a book about writing the classic episode featuring these little fuzzies|Tribbles
19/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|1990s OBITS|$800|hard|Mae Quesnel, famous as the voice of Betty Boop & this other cartoon woman, died in January 1998|Olive Oyl
10/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES & NEWSPAPERS|$1600|hard|In March 2004 Arnold Schwarzenegger became executive editor of the magazine called Muscle & this|Fitness
07/06/1999|Jeopardy!|CHICKEN|$400|easy|European country that produced the Barnevelder breed|Netherlands (Holland)
20/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CHEESE|$1600|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew presents in front of metal shelves stocked with cheese in Wisconsin.)  This cheese making stage, also called ripening, can be as simple as keeping the cheese in a cooler until the flavors have matured|aging
14/06/1999|Jeopardy!|STARS|$400|easy|Having emerged as a star in 'Apollo 13' & 'Twister', he gets confused with Bill Pullman less often|Bill Paxton
11/09/2000|Jeopardy!|SELF-_____|$400|easy|In 1980 Spain granted the Basques this, though it was limited|Self-rule
20/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHEEL OF JEOPARDY!|$1200|hard|A place to hoard your pennies|a piggy bank
20/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'PP'-POURRI|$1200|hard|Garibaldi or Verdi|Giuseppe
26/05/1999|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$300|easy|More than 250,000 died in fighting before France granted this African nation independence July 3, 1962|Algeria
11/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|19th C. AMERICA|$600|medium|The Treaty of Ghent, which ended this war, stopped the fighting but no territory changed hands|War of 1812
08/11/2000|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'R'|$500|medium|Enrollment record keeper at a university (9)|Registrar
22/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI AROUND THE WORLD|$800|hard|On Feb. 19 2008 this longtime leader announced he'd give up his presidency|(Fidel) Castro
28/12/2006|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL RHYME TIME|$400|easy|First woman's minor annoyances|Eve's peeves
18/12/1997|Jeopardy!|BARNYARD ANIMALS|$400|easy|The height of these barnyard animals is measured in hands|horses
21/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATER|$800|hard|With Glenn Close starring as Norma Desmond, it opened in 1994 with the greatest advanced sales in Broadway history|Sunset Boulevard
14/01/2000|Jeopardy!|...OR BUST|$400|easy|In addition to 'Goodbye, Columbus' & 'The Anatomy Lesson', he wrote 'The Breast'|Philip Roth
24/04/2000|Jeopardy!|LEGAL BRIEFS|$300|easy|It's an A.D.A.; Jill Hennessy played one on TV|Assistant District Attorney
25/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$800|hard|It's the film in which Tom Cruise played up-&-coming lawyer Mitch McDeere|The Firm
23/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$800|hard|This ballet about a puppet takes place at the Shrove Tide Fair in old St. Petersburg|Petrushka
11/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS IN THEIR YOUTH|$2000|hard|In Penny Lane, where this 'Hellraiser' grew up, the barber shaves another customer--then flays him alive!|Clive Barker
07/07/2005|Jeopardy!|A FOOD ATTITUDE|$1000|hard|In the dark of a movie theatre, you can 'taste the sunshine' with this chewy Nestle chocolate candy|Raisinets
11/06/2009|Jeopardy!|SPELL IT BACKWARDS|$800|hard|From the Latin for 'wheel', it's the part of a helicopter that provides upward lift|R-O-T-O-R
07/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|15-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|Madeleine Albright or Martina Navratilova, by birth|a Czechoslovakian
26/03/2007|Jeopardy!|DOROTHY PARKER|$600|medium|Informed that this taciturn president had died, Parker asked, 'How can they tell?'|(Calvin) Coolidge
01/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD PUZZLE|$200|easy|Let's start off with 30 across...  'French auto race'|Grand Prix
23/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT IS IT ABOUT HIM?|$1200|hard|Some politicians & some actors & he have this, from the Greek for 'favor'|charisma
23/11/2009|Jeopardy!|SNL CELEBRITY JEOPARDY!|$600|medium|Norm MacDonald played this 'Smokey and the Bandit' star who had a slight problem IDing Pat Morita's ancestry|Burt Reynolds
21/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BRITANNICA|$2000|hard|Running from Charing Cross to Parliament, this street has lent its name to the British civil service|Whitehall
16/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$800|hard|Some images of this 'Enlightened One' show a top-knot which symbolizes his supreme wisdom|Buddha
31/05/2000|Jeopardy!|FROM PAGE TO SCREEN|$500|medium|John Irving adapted his own novel into this 1999 film in which orphan Tobey Maguire works in an apple orchard|The Cider House Rules
16/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETE THE AD SLOGAN|$800|hard|Visine: 'Gets the ____ out'|red
16/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGICAL PAINTINGS|$2000|hard|In a painting by Agnolo Bronzino, Cosimo I de Medici is portrayed as this poet & lyre player|Orpheus
02/11/2005|Jeopardy!|DIANA|$400|easy|This actress, whose father starred in 'Grand Hotel', wrote about her alcoholism in 'Too Much, Too Soon'|(Diana) Barrymore
14/03/2001|Jeopardy!|LET IT 'B'|$100|easy|A spoiled child; hopefully you don't have a pack of them|Brat
15/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE KIDS LOVE THEIR MUSIC|$400|easy|Completes the title of a 2003 50 Cent album & a 2005 50 Cent film 'Get Rich Or...'|Die Trying
28/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|1850s AMERICA|$400|easy|As the USA's rail capital, its population went from about 30,000 to about 110,000 in the decade|Chicago
22/04/2004|Jeopardy!|'COOL', DUDE!|$800|hard|Rapper born Artis Ivey Jr.|Coolio
30/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|COMPANY HISTORIES|$2000|hard|In 1959 a company in this state got the rights to L'Ecran Magique, the Magic Writer, & renamed it the Etch-A-Sketch|Ohio
21/04/1999|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED MUSICALS|$100|easy|'Scat'|Cats
07/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL|$400|easy|In Tokyo you can see guys throw their weight around at the Kokugikan, a stadium for this type of wrestling|sumo wrestling
10/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MOON 'R's|$400|easy|This period for the earth's moon is 27.322 days|rotation
08/10/2008|Final Jeopardy!|EPIC MOVIES|None|None|An actress named Martha Scott played Charlton Heston's mother in both of these epics|Ben-Hur & The Ten Commandments
08/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PLANT LIFE|$1600|hard|Cacti are stem succulents; aloes are this part's type of succulents|leaf succulents
18/04/2001|Jeopardy!|TEENS IN LITERATURE|$1000|hard|Thinking home is no 'paradise', Cathy fakes her own death & runs away in this classic Steinbeck novel|East of Eden
17/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MARQUEE LADIES|$400|easy|2001 & 2004: Renee Zellweger as this title character|Bridget Jones
09/10/2008|Jeopardy!|HALLS OF FAME|$800|hard|He's been in the films 'Sixteen Candles' & 'The Breakfast Club' & the TV show 'The Dead Zone'|Anthony Michael Hall
19/05/2005|Jeopardy!|'W'HO CAN IT BE NOW?|$400|easy|Jungle rules must have applied during Lupe Velez' stormy 1930s marriage to this big screen 'swinger'|(Johnny) Weissmuller
25/01/1988|Jeopardy!|CHILD CARE|$400|easy|It's the process that starts when the cup begins to replace the bottle or breast|weaning
03/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S YOUR DADDY?|$1600|hard|British fashion designer Stella|Paul McCartney
16/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK|$2000|hard|James Michener called this French Polynesian island with its fabled blue lagoon 'the most beautiful in the world'|Bora-Bora
06/05/2005|Jeopardy!|TV: WHO PLAYED 'EM?|$200|easy|Oscar Madison & Quincy, M.E.|Jack Klugman
25/11/2008|Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$1000|hard|In McCulloch v. Maryland in 1819, this Chief Justice wrote, 'The power to tax involves to destroy'|John Marshall
30/05/2005|Jeopardy!|SPORTS 2004|$200|easy|These big cats gave the Patriots all they could handle in Super Bowl XXXVIII|the (Carolina) Panthers
20/06/2006|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS ON THE CHINESE CALENDAR|$1000|hard|1980: Proverbially, you can have one of these on your back, or make one of these out of someone|a monkey
30/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK|$600|medium|In 1985 he fled 'The Police' to release his first solo album, 'The Dream of the Blue Turtles'|Sting
30/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SEPTEMBER 30|$400|easy|The U.S. Treasury announced a budget surplus of $70 billion on Sept. 30, 1998, the end of this financial period|Fiscal year
07/04/1988|Final Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|None|None|This island of 5 million has 3 million fewer people now than it had 150 years ago|Ireland
07/05/1998|Jeopardy!|URBAN MYTHS|$100|easy|It's not a croc, I heard it from a friend: these croc relatives are living in the New York City sewers|Alligators
30/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$400|easy|A pieta now in the cathedral of Florence was originally meant for this artist's tomb|Michelangelo
29/11/2011|Jeopardy!|STADIUM FOOD|$200|easy|At Yankee Stadium, pucker up for some frickles, fried these|pickles
27/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$400|easy|Hubble studies indicate that these star systems, like the Milky Way, may total 50 billion|Galaxies
16/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE END|$1200|hard|In 1584 it was checkmate for this cruel czar who died while playing chess|Ivan the Terrible
24/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BAD ENGLISH|$2000|hard|8-letter term for a 'sentence' error.  Found in the present clue.|fragment
29/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FEELING POSSESSIVE|$1000|hard|In literature, gamekeeper Oliver Mellors|Lady Chatterley's Lover
20/11/1995|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$200|easy|This Hull House founder was the first woman to receive an honorary degree from Yale|Jane Addams
01/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC MOMENTS|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew strolls the shores of Waimea Bay, Kauai.)  When this man arrived here on Kauai in the late 1770s, he was welcomed as the harvest god Lono|Captain Cook
15/04/2005|Jeopardy!|-OID|$1000|hard|Alexander Parkes developed this synthetic plastic material in 1856|celluloid
05/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE DIRECTORS|$1600|hard|These brothers escaped 'The Matrix' & raced to release their new movie 'Speed Racer'|the Wachowski Brothers
13/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|STATE NICKNAMES|$200|easy|Alabama is the 'Yellowhammer State', a yellowhammer being one of these|Bird
28/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COLLECTIBLES|$1000|hard|To be worth more, a walking Twiki robot from this TV series should be in its original box|Buck Rogers in the 25th Century
08/11/1991|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE FICTION|$1000|hard|The sci-fi thriller, 'Altered States' was this 'Network' screenwriter's first novel|Paddy Chayefsky
20/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|BROTHERS & SISTERS|$800|hard|Apollo's loving sister, sometimes served on the half shell|Venus
26/10/1999|Jeopardy!|GIVE ME A 'HAND'|$500|medium|In 1941 this 'Father of the Blues' wrote a book on black musicians, 'Unsung Americans Sung'|W.C. Handy
19/05/2011|Jeopardy!|YOU SAY MYANMAR, I SAY BURMA|$600|medium|Nearly 90% of Burmese practice this religion|Buddhism
08/06/1999|Jeopardy!|PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN|$100|easy|American forces won this January 1815 battle with the help of pirates led by Jean Laffite|Battle of New Orleans
31/12/2004|Jeopardy!|THE COMPANY LINE|$1000|hard|The Kirschner brothers, Don & Bill, named this ski company for themselves & the second-highest mountain|K2
17/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$200|easy|It lasted so long that it should have been called the '116 Years War'|100 Years War
23/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COLLECTIBLES|$2000|hard|Numismatics is a fancy name for this popular hobby|coin collecting
16/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION HISTORY|$1500|hard|This medieval headdress that framed the face & covered the neck might still be worn by a nun|a wimple
25/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE EUROPEAN DIRECTOR'S CHAIR|$1600|hard|'Tie Me Up!  Tie Me Down!', 'High Heels', 'Talk to Her'|Pedro Almodovar
09/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ALPHABETIC HOMOPHONES|$400|easy|To be indebted|to owe (o)
25/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PASTA|$2500|hard|Gemelli, meaning this in Italian, looks like 2 strands of spaghetti twisted together|twins
08/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC PEOPLE|$1600|hard|In a painting by Ilya Repin, he's the ruler lamenting having just killed his own son|Ivan the Terrible
09/02/1990|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$300|easy|The science of matter & energy, it involves optics, acoustics & thermodynamics|Physics
22/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SAINTS|$1200|hard|Hermit monk Saint Simeon Stylites resided for decades on one of these, 60 feet tall|column
07/04/2006|Jeopardy!|CLOSE BUT NO SITAR|$200|easy|This small 4-stringed instrument's name comes from the Hawaiian for 'jumping flea'|a ukulele
06/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PEA|$800|hard|Mange-tout, the French name for these peas, means 'eat it all', because the pods are eaten as well|Snow peas
14/12/2010|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY BOOKS|$800|hard|In 'My Word is My Bond', he talks about some of his memorable roles from The Saint to Beau Maverick to 007|Roger Moore
13/09/2004|Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE AMERICA|$400|easy|In the 1940s if you weren't commie enough to be 'red' people used this 5-letter epithet that was a shade lighter|pinko
29/12/1999|Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH & INDIAN WARS|$100|easy|In the 1763 Treaty of Paris France ceded to England all its land east of the Mississippi, except for this city|New Orleans
02/03/2000|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT FLICK|$100|easy|1984: 'All my life I've been waiting for someone, and when I find her, she's a fish'|Splash
19/05/2010|Jeopardy!|THE FORTUNE 500|$800|hard|Perhaps reflecting the bust, for the first time in 15 yrs., no cos, from this industry; last year the list had Centex & Pulte|building
07/07/2009|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY LIPSTICKS|$200|easy|'Lindsay', designed by this 'Mean Girls' actress, is a clear pink cream enclosed in a recyclable case made from corn|(Lindsay) Lohan
16/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FELINE PHRASES|$600|medium|(Hi, I'm C.C. DeVille.)  This comment on a surprise arrival is also the title of a hit album by my band Poison|look what the cat dragged in
24/01/2001|Final Jeopardy!|JOURNALISTS|None|None|In 2000 the film center of the school of the Art Institute of Chicago was renamed in his honor|Gene Siskel
01/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|Bays in this state include Hingham, Dorchester & Quincy|Massachusetts
25/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$400|easy|When it's 'praying', it's preying (6)|mantis
17/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BOXING MOVIES|$400|easy|Tony Lo Bianco played this famous Rocky, not Rocky Balboa, in a 1979 TV movie|Rocky Marciano
20/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|VALLEYS|$800|hard|West Point guards this river valley|Hudson River Valley
30/09/2010|Final Jeopardy!|ALLITERATIVE ATHLETES|None|None|In 1998 these 2 baseball rivals shared top honors as Sports Illustrated's Sportsmen of the Year|Sammy Sosa and Mark McGwire
28/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$400|easy|Girton, Cambridge University's 1st college for these people, was founded in 1869|women
09/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & THEIR ROLES|$400|easy|He's come a long way since his Sweathog days as Vinnie Barbarino on 'Welcome Back, Kotter'|John Travolta
05/07/1993|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$400|easy|To make a negroni, combine campari with these 2 martini ingredients|gin & vermouth
17/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTABLE SPORTS|$800|hard|Asked if he'd earned a Clemson U. degree in this state, NBAer Elden Campbell said, 'No, but they gave me one anyway'|South Carolina
12/10/2011|Jeopardy!|WORLD OF WORDS|$800|hard|The 1980s program of reforms in the USSR included this, Russian for 'restructuring'|perestroika
06/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SOME SCIENCE, SOME NATURE|$2000|hard|The Hawaiian species of this is also known as the nene|a goose
28/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY NOVELS|$800|hard|'riverrun, past Eve and Adam's' is the opening passage, & about the most comprehensible part, of this Joyce novel|Finnegans Wake
01/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL, VEGETABLE OR MINERAL|$1600|hard|Ibex|animal
30/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE WRITS|$1000|hard|The name of this writ ordering a specific action is Latin for 'we command'|mandamus
17/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|I PLAYED A DOCTOR & SOME OTHER GUY ON TV|$2000|hard|Marcus Welby & Jim Anderson (the 'Father' who 'Knows Best')|Robert Young
06/10/2000|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$300|easy|You need a lot of hot air to play this instrument|the bagpipes
02/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MEAT & POTATOES|$200|easy|Potatoes served 'au' this are baked with cheese in a shallow dish of the same name|au gratin
06/09/2004|Final Jeopardy!|COMIC BOOKS|None|None|In 2002 the Library of Congress had William B. Jones, Jr. speak on this 1941-1971 comic book series in its collection|Classic Comics (or Classics Illustrated)
20/07/2004|Final Jeopardy!|ON THE MAP|None|None|In area it's the largest African country through which the Greenwich meridian passes|Algeria
16/11/1992|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$500|medium|Bill bargained for a suit made of it|Gabardine (Bargained)
29/12/1989|Jeopardy!|7-LETTER WORDS|$500|medium|To live together as husband & wife, in legal terminology|Cohabit
13/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DEATH SENTENCES|$200|easy|He concluded a 1775 speech, 'But as for me, give me liberty or give me death!'|Patrick Henry
02/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$1000|hard|Among the brand names in this Anglo-Dutch company's stable are Ragu, Close-Up, Q-Tips & Wisk|Unilever (Lever Brothers)
02/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CALL ME BILLY|$400|easy|This presidential sibling had a beer named after him|Billy Carter
07/06/2006|Jeopardy!|'TOP' DRAWER|$400|easy|A specialized mapmaker who studies the Earth's surface features|topographer
16/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRITISH POET LAUREATE WRITES|$2000|hard|In 2010 David Beckham injured his heel, inspiring Carol Ann Duffy to compare him in verse to this Greek hero|Achilles
15/10/1997|Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE IN COLLEGE|$400|easy|Martin Scorsese earned a B.S. & an M.A. from this Manhattan university's film school, & also taught there|NYU (New York University)
22/01/2007|Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES & NEWSPAPERS|$600|medium|This hunting & fishing publication calls itself 'The World's Leading Outdoor Magazine'|Field & Stream
07/12/2011|Jeopardy!|HEADS IN THE HEAVENS|$200|easy|The star Algol in the constellation Perseus represents the severed head of this Gorgon|Medusa
28/06/2004|Jeopardy!|LUXEMBOURG|$400|easy|Encyclopedia Britannica says this, not French, is the lingua franca of Luxembourg|German
21/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WATCH THE BIRDIE|$2000|hard|Bird brains know the fossils of this early bird were first found in Solnhofen, Bavaria in the 1860s|Archaeopteryx
25/09/1998|Jeopardy!|EMILY POST SAYS...|$100|easy|If you hit a wild golf shot & it's heading towards people, yell this at the top of your lungs|Fore!
22/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'U' COUNTRIES|$1200|hard|Its national team won soccer's World Cup in 1930 & 1950|Uruguay
19/03/1990|Jeopardy!|MEDALS & DECORATIONS|$100|easy|The highest award to a hero of the Soviet Union, or the top award a teacher gives a young pupil|Gold Star
16/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' AFFAIRS|$800|hard|His lover, stage designer Aline Bernstein, helped him publish 'Look Homeward, Angel'|Thomas Wolfe
04/05/1990|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$100|easy|JFK outlined his idea for the Peace Corps during a 1960 campaign speech on this school's Ann Arbor campus|University of Michigan
13/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WALK THE LINE|$1200|hard|'Sticking to' this means adhering to a principle of your group, not to a shared telephone circuit|the party line
13/01/1997|Jeopardy!|EARLY AMERICA|$200|easy|In 1606 England chartered 2 companies, the London Company for south Virginia & this for the north|The Plymouth Company (The Virginia Company of Plymouth)
02/01/2012|Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY LAST|$800|hard|By surname of current Supreme Court justices|(Clarence) Thomas
19/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE LARGEST IN AREA|$1600|hard|Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Iraq|Saudi Arabia
25/11/2009|Jeopardy!|ADJECTIVES|$600|medium|Published by Viking, these 1-volume editions of authors are so called because they can be carried around|Portable
01/09/1997|Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '90s|$300|easy|In this 1993 film, Holly Hunter performed the musical sequences herself|The Piano
24/10/2006|Final Jeopardy!|MOVIE VILLAINS|None|None|Introduced in a 1981 novel, this big-screen character tops the AFI's 2003 list of all-time great movie villains|Hannibal Lecter
22/06/2010|Jeopardy!|12-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|An archeologist who specializes in the land of the pharaohs & its artifacts|an Egyptologist
27/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$600|medium|1 of 3 men who, under the name 'Publius', wrote 'The Federalist' essays urging ratification of the Constitution|Madison, Hamilton, & Jay
15/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$800|hard|Invented in 1947 to improve electron microscope images, this science created a 3-D picture|holography
01/06/2000|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$100|easy|In 1567 Pope Pius V issued a papal bull against the fighting of these|Bulls
21/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSE YOURSELF!|$200|easy|In 1899 this composer wrote the 'Maple Leaf Rag', which increased the popularity of ragtime music|Scott Joplin
10/06/2005|Jeopardy!|10-, 11- & 12-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from Chicago's Adler Astronomy Museum.) Built in 1913, the Atwood Sphere is an early one of these, which created a night sky using points of light  instead of a projector|a planetarium
06/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CIRCUS TALK|$400|easy|This 4-letter name is circus slang for a 'clown'; it's also the role Matt LeBlanc plays on 'Friends'|Joey
16/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FILTHY 4-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|Campers & military personnel need this type of kit to eat in the hall with the same name|mess
21/12/1989|Final Jeopardy!|AWARDS|None|None|More Congressional Medal of Honor winners have come from this war than any other|the Civil War
17/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GRUMPY OLD MEN|$400|easy|This director denied that he said, 'Actors are cattle'; 'What I said was actors should be treated like cattle'|Alfred Hitchcock
19/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'EX' WORDS|$800|hard|'Extrude' means to thrust out; drop 2 letters & you get this similar word meaning to ooze forth|Exude
29/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'A' IN SCIENCE|$2000|hard|Sediments laid down by streams during flooding form this type of plain|alluvial plain
04/02/1991|Double Jeopardy!|1958|$1000|hard|This Russian made news on October 29th when he turned down a cash prize worth $41,420|Boris Pasternak
22/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL BALLETS|$1000|hard|Picture this: 'Double Exposure' is based on this Oscar Wilde novel|The Picture Of Dorian Gray
31/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'R'ITERS|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew standing in front of the Eiffel Tower in Paris)  'Le Bateau ivre', or 'The Drunken Boat', was a famous poem by this 'wild man' who arrived in Paris in 1871|Arthur Rimbaud
21/05/2004|Jeopardy!|NYC MUSIC HISTORY|$600|medium|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from a street corner in the Bronx, New York.)  The Belmonts, named for the Belmont area of the Bronx, sang in this style, the street version of a cappella|doo wop
26/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|EXPERTISE OF AREAS|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from a blackboard.)  It's the area of the right triangle seen here|525
20/01/2011|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$1000|hard|The Daily Wildcat is the college newspaper from this Southwestern university|the University of Arizona
14/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$600|medium|This hollow chamber of the upper end of the trachea contains the vocal cords|the larynx
22/03/2001|Jeopardy!|GOLD, SILVER OR BRONZE|$100|easy|Proverbial lining for a cloud|silver
16/04/2007|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY ROLES|$1000|hard|In 1948 he was drafted to play 'Mister Roberts'|Henry Fonda
11/03/2005|Jeopardy!|TIME TO GET A HEAD|$1000|hard|Colorful 19th-century member of nobili-'tea'|Earl Grey
28/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$2000|hard|He led a marine biology expedition to Baja California & later wrote about it in 'The Sea of Cortez'|John Steinbeck
06/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$1200|hard|The white type of this stalked veggie is grown underground; it can't produce chlorophyll & turn green|asparagus
26/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$2000|hard|[Hi, I'm Kevin Sorbo of Gene Roddenberry's 'Andromeda'] According to Greek mythology, Andromeda is both a great-grandparent of & a sister-in-law of this mighty hero|Hercules
07/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE NOBEL PRIZE|$600|medium|This Italian won the 1938 Physics Award for discovering radioactive elements beyond uranium|Enrico Fermi
04/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|A bumpy plane ride is usually caused by this irregular motion of air, sometimes 'clear air'|Turbulence
20/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SEEING THE FUTURE|$800|hard|At the beginning of a tarot card reading, the subject should do this with his left hand|cut the cards
12/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WHO WAS PRESIDENT WHEN...|$800|hard|The U.S. Embassy in Tehran was taken over by Islamic militants|Jimmy Carter (1979)
08/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE 'GLOBE'|$1600|hard|'Sweet Georgia Brown' is this team's theme song|the Harlem Globetrotters
12/09/1984|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$500|medium|Tibetan ox used to carry travelers and mail|a yak
14/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|JOHN HUGHES FILMS|$800|hard|Film in which Matthew Broderick says, 'Life goes by so fast that if you don't stop and look around, you might miss it'|Ferris Bueller's Day Off
19/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT EGYPT|$600|medium|A 3''-tall ivory figure found in Abydos is the only known image of this Great Pyramid king|Cheops (Khufu)
04/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE LATIN|$1600|hard|Reading a declassified document is hard when the text is full of these, from the Latin for 'to drive back'|redaction
01/07/1997|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$300|easy|In 1992 Michael Bolton reached the Top 20 with 'Missing You Now', a duet with this saxophonist|Kenny G
11/09/1998|Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$300|easy|Most of the battles in the west took place in Tennessee, most in the east in this state|Virginia
07/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE HORSE|$400|easy|In 1869 the 10th Hussars introduced to England this game also called 'hockey on horseback'|Polo
19/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|POP & ROCK|$1600|hard|It's no 'Nightmare'--MTV's 2006 Best New Artist was the metalcore band called Avenged this|Avenged Sevenfold
31/03/2005|Jeopardy!|OH, A WEISS GUY, EH?|$800|hard|It's the state capital where on September 8, 1935 Dr. Carl Weiss shot Senator Huey P. Long|Baton Rouge
22/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE CENTURY IN WHICH...|$1000|hard|The Hundred Years' War & the Great Schism that divided the Roman Catholic Church both began|14th century
01/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|RECENT FICTION|$4000|hard|Newt Gingrich & Bill Forstchen's historic take on this event is subtly subtitled 'A Novel of December 8th'|the bombing of Pearl Harbor
17/03/2000|Jeopardy!|INSTRUMENT BY PERFORMERS|$500|medium|Tony Banks, Rick Wakeman, Thomas Dolby|Synthesizer
15/12/2010|Jeopardy!|MALL-EDGE|$400|easy|A&F is short for this store that sells collegiate-inspired clothing|Abercrombie & Fitch
24/02/1998|Jeopardy!|ACTION!|$100|easy|This hero made his comic book debut in & on the cover of Action Comics No. 1|Superman
06/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THIS'LL KILL YA!|$400|easy|Give a person enough of this & he'll hang himself|rope
03/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOLAR SYSTEM|$200|easy|Neptune also has these features, including LeVerrier & Adams; only Saturn's can be seen through a small telescope|rings
13/01/2009|Jeopardy!|WORLD PLACE NAMES|$1000|hard|This 5,700-square-mile national park in Tanzania means 'great open place'|Serengeti
15/10/2010|Jeopardy!|1960s POLITICAL QUOTES|$1000|hard|This British PM from a publishing family wrote, 'I had ... no idea of the strange underworld' of the Profumo affair|Harold MacMillan
16/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|THE GREEN PAGES|$800|hard|It was just deserts for Burton Bernstein with his study of 'The Great & Terrible wilderness' of this desert of Moses|the Sinai
14/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|2-DRINK MINIMUM|$1600|hard|Rhyming words for German dark beer & German white wine|bock & Hach
09/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FAMILY MATTERS|$1200|hard|In birth order these, like Bill Gates & Catharine Zeta-Jones, are noted for their independence|middle children
11/04/1997|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$100|easy|This Dickens novel about a foundling is subtitled 'The Parish Boy's Progress'|Oliver Twist
02/11/2010|Jeopardy!|THE ARTS|$1000|hard|Belgian Berthe Art was known for these 2-word paintings of inanimate objects such as flowers & fruits|still life
15/01/2003|Jeopardy!|MISHEARD LYRICS|$600|medium|The Beach Boys: 'She's My Little Blue Scoop'|'She's My Little Deuce Coupe'
03/01/1997|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$200|easy|The sting family of this fish has sharp poisonous dorsal spines near the tail|Ray
10/05/2010|Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS BY GROUPS|$200|easy|Sacred Order of the Stonecutters, soon followed by the No Homers Club|The Simpsons
30/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SEARCH: ENGINES|$2000|hard|This is the shortened word for the engine type as well as for the plane that uses it|prop
12/09/1997|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYME FOOD|$500|medium|Not a chicken, but this lay in the house that Jack built|Malt
09/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY MEMOIRS|$400|easy|In chapter one of 'On The Line', she says, 'I saw a picture once of Venus pushing me in a stroller on the tennis court...'|Serena Williams
10/09/1998|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$500|medium|The Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian in Santa Fe resembles one of these Navajo dwellings|Hogan
19/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICA|$200|easy|Among state capitals, it's first alphabetically|Albany, New York
08/10/1998|Jeopardy!|GO PLAY OUTSIDE|$100|easy|In 1961 Wham-O introduced this 25-foot-long plastic sheet to America's backyards|Slip 'n Slide
21/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS ON TV|$600|medium|At the 1999 World Series, Jim Gray apologized for his probing interview with this record-setter|Pete Rose
28/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'70s SONGS|$400|easy|In 1978 we were dancing to this group's 'Macho Man' & 'Y.M.C.A.'|the Village People
15/07/1998|Jeopardy!|BY 2000|$400|easy|Ukraine has promised to close this nuclear plant by 2000|Chernobyl
29/05/1989|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$500|medium|This star of 1940s aquatic movie musicals is in the swim again with her own line of swimwear|Esther Williams
14/02/1990|Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$300|easy|When the British parliament passed this March 22, 1765, the colonists put their foot down|The Stamp Act
18/02/1999|Jeopardy!|'N' THE ATLAS|$400|easy|You'll find Fiordland National Park & Abel Tasman National Park in this country|New Zealand
15/02/2007|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$1000|hard|The name of this type of beef, seen here, means it's been preserved by salting|corned beef (or pickled beef)
01/10/2002|Jeopardy!|PREDATOR|$400|easy|The main predators of these flightless birds are leopard seals & killer whales|penguins
12/11/1987|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'C'|$300|easy|It's a waitress at a drive-in, not a dance party for automobiles|car hop
02/07/1998|Jeopardy!|MOVING AROUND THE DIAL|$1000|hard|(Hi, I'm Ian Ziering)  On '90210' the Walsh family moved to Beverly Hills from this state|Minnesota
24/09/2002|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$1000|hard|A defeated Minoan|beaten Cretan
28/12/2009|Jeopardy!|DAYS OF THE WEEK|$600|medium|German: Mittwoch|Wednesday
13/11/1995|Jeopardy!|GUINNESS RECORDS|$100|easy|This D.C. structure is the world's tallest obelisk|Washington Monument
09/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|5-SYLLABLE WORDS|$400|easy|Mollie Katzen popularized this kind of diet with the 'Moosewood Cookbook'|vegetarian
27/06/2001|Jeopardy!|SO YOU WANT TO BE IN MOVIES|$200|easy|This name for the Hollywood actor's necessity seen here sounds like a boxing blow to the skull|Headshot
18/11/1997|Jeopardy!|S-S-SNAKES-S-S|$400|easy|The Naja Haje or Egyptian cobra is commonly known by this 3-letter name|Asp
25/12/1998|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$500|medium|The widow Sarah Polk was linked for a while in the press to this bachelor president|James Buchanan
28/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GOULASH|$1200|hard|The U.S. hasn't minted real gold coins as legal tender since the administration of this 32nd president|FDR
14/06/2006|Jeopardy!|& TAKIN' NAMES|$200|easy|World poverty fighter, Time magazine Person of the Year & occasional rock star Paul Hewson|Bono
20/04/2005|Jeopardy!|LIKE SHOW BUSINESS|$600|medium|Opening at No. 1 at the box office in 2004, a prequel to this 1973 horror flick really 'turned some heads'|The Exorcist
02/06/1999|Jeopardy!|CIVIL WAR SLANG|$300|easy|If you'd done a lot or had a rough experience, you'd 'been through' this, perhaps a cotton one|Through the mill
26/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GBS|$1200|hard|Shaw said he took the prize money from this award in 1925 to translate Swedish plays into English|Nobel Prize for Literature
17/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BOSTON TV|$400|easy|Its staff included doctors Donald Westphall, Mark Craig & Victor Ehrlich|St. Elsewhere
28/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AND TWINS!|$1600|hard|American Olympic skiing stars born May 10, 1957|Phil & Steve Mahre
26/05/2009|Jeopardy!|AT THE DRUGSTORE|$400|easy|Sure, it's the 'No. 1 denture cleaner in America', but it also works great on toothbrushes|Polident
20/11/1997|Jeopardy!|LOBBIES|$300|easy|You may see sharks swimming in the lobby aquarium in this Las Vegas hotel named for a desert illusion|Mirage
13/03/2000|Jeopardy!|TV THEME SONG LYRICS|$200|easy|'Tossed salads and scrambled eggs'|Frasier
12/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HEAD GEAR|$800|hard|The name of this jeweled coronet worn by princesses is from the Greek for 'turban'|tiara
07/05/2009|Jeopardy!|PLACE NAME PARTNERS|$400|easy|_____ & Tobago|Trinidad
10/05/2006|Jeopardy!|BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN|$600|medium|This hit off 'Born in the U.S.A.' begins, 'I had a friend was a big baseball player back in high school'|Glory Days
06/09/2002|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC HISTORIANS|$200|easy|2nd century B.C. historian Ssu-Ma Ch'ien put together the first comprehensive history of this country|China
18/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ROMEOS|$400|easy|In 1935 onstage in London, he alternated with John Gielgud as Romeo & Mercutio|Sir Laurence Olivier
10/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$800|hard|Adobe was a common material in the Southwest U.S. style of architecture named for these church outposts|missions
21/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1930s|$2000|hard|In October 1936 Literary Digest took a poll & declared that this Kansan would win the presidency in a landslide|Alf Landon
26/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CEDERS|$200|easy|After the First Punic War this island was ceded to Rome in an offer it couldn't refuse|Sicily
04/03/2010|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS PEOPLE|$1000|hard|In 1901 this Hartford-born man financed the creation of U.S. Steel, the first billion-dollar company|J.P. Morgan
16/07/2009|Jeopardy!|KIDS RULE!|$400|easy|This 'boy king' was about 9 years old when he became a pharaoh around 1333 B.C.|Tutankhamen
09/04/2004|Jeopardy!|PENCIL, PEN OR SWORD|$200|easy|A swashbuckler was known for his use of one of these|sword
17/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NEXT IN LINE, PLEASE|$400|easy|Monroe, Adams, Jackson...|Van Buren
05/02/2004|Final Jeopardy!|RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES|None|None|A November 2003 report said better tree trimming may have prevented this event that affected 50 million people in August|the power blackout
16/02/2000|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$300|easy|Though much of Leviticus is ritual, chapter 19 has the sweeping 'Thou shalt love' this person 'as thyself'|Thy neighbor
08/03/2007|Jeopardy!|MICHAEL JORDAN|$400|easy|During his first retirement, Michael played minor league baseball for the Barons of this Alabama city|Birmingham
23/04/1999|Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN HEADS OF STATE|$400|easy|1958-1964|Nikita Khrushchev
24/02/2006|Jeopardy!|PACKAGING|$600|medium|At the end of TV's 'Adventures of Rin Tin Tin', kids were told how to send in these from Shredded Wheat to get prizes|box tops
22/06/2006|Jeopardy!|McPEOPLE|$2000|hard|Secretary of War under President John Adams, he lent his name to a famous War of 1812 site|(James) McHenry
14/07/2011|Jeopardy!|STADIUMS BY COUNTRY|$400|easy|Stadio Giuseppe Meazza|Italy
20/11/1998|Jeopardy!|MUMMY DEAREST|$200|easy|'The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb' is a top-seller in this kids' book series|Goosebumps
03/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH OPERA|$800|hard|Of all the operas we know, this 1893 work based on a Grimm role has the most gingerbread in it|Hansel and Gretel
04/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS & FITNESS|$800|hard|In tennis when a serve does this before landing in the proper service court, it's called a let|hits the net
12/12/1984|Jeopardy!|'HARD'|$400|easy|TV role Brian Keith judged OK to play|Hardcastle
04/04/1997|Jeopardy!|1990s FASHION|$500|medium|These sexy yet 'infantile' dresses have been worn over bicycle shorts|Baby dolls
11/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE MAP|$1600|hard|In the Caribbean Sea, Cuba & Hispaniola are the only islands larger than this island nation|Jamaica
08/03/2011|Jeopardy!|BOOK NUMBERS|$200|easy|It begins, 'It was love at first sight.  The first time Yossarian saw the chaplain he fell madly in love with him'|Catch-22
07/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CATCH OF THE DAY|$800|hard|In one of the few times it's ever been seen, a rare megamouth variety of this fish recently washed ashore in Sumatra|a shark
18/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'M' TV|$400|easy|This title character put his webbed hands & feet to work for the Foundation for Oceanic Research|The Man from Atlantis
14/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PITCHERS|$1600|hard|'Raise your hand if you're' this deodorant|Sure
29/06/1999|Jeopardy!|ARMED FORCES RHYME TIME|$400|easy|Excitement that comes from the exercise of marching in formation|drill thrill
23/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MAFIA FAMILY TIES|$800|hard|Raymond Patriarca, a Rhode Island vending machine businessman, controlled the mob in this 6-state area for decades|New England
06/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE LAST|$1000|hard|In 1966 Frederick Lee became the last holder of the British post Secretary of State for these|the colonies
23/06/2009|Jeopardy!|HOLMES, SHERLOCK HOLMES|$1000|hard|This kindly landlady was first mentioned in the second Holmes story, 'The Sign of the Four'|Mrs. Hudson
11/11/2004|Jeopardy!|CHEESE|$1000|hard|A song from 'Dirty Dancing' says, 'Now I've had' this; 'Yes, I swear it's the truth and I owe it all to you'|The Time Of My Life
20/03/2008|Jeopardy!|'O'...|$800|hard|Willa Cather title about those who ventured into unclaimed territory to dwell|O Pioneers!
23/01/2006|Jeopardy!|FILMOGRAPHIES|$200|easy|'Little Women', 'A Place in the Sun', 'The Sandpiper'|Elizabeth Taylor
27/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$1600|hard|This form of Chinese beats Wu & Yue (or Cantonese) in total number of speakers|Mandarin
12/09/2000|Jeopardy!|WHEREFORE 'ART' THOU|$200|easy|In a nursery rhyme, a queen makes some of these only to have them stolen by a knave|Tarts
01/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|EXCLAMATION 'POINT'!|$1600|hard|A spot with a wide perspective; Lyndon Johnson used it as the title of his memoir of the presidency|vantage point
16/12/1997|Jeopardy!|WILDE|$200|easy|Wilde's first stage success was the tale of this woman's fan in 1892|Lady Windermere
19/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND WASHINGTON, D.C.|$2000|hard|This Frenchman who planned D.C. had such a 'terrible' temperament that he was dismissed in 1792|Pierre L'Enfant
03/10/2007|Jeopardy!|WHO'S YOUR DADDY?|$200|easy|'24' star Kiefer|Donald Sutherland
03/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THE TROPIC OF CANCER|$600|medium|Where the tropic crosses Africa, it's mainly this desert|the Sahara
15/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THEY WENT TO SCHOOL BACK EAST|$600|medium|Hillary Rodham (B.A. '69)|Wellesley
06/04/2009|Jeopardy!|GOOD O'MEN|$400|easy|He got his controversial talk show on Fox News in 1996|(Bill) O'Reilly
19/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THEIR FIRST FEATURE FILMS|$800|hard|Later Rose on 'The Golden Girls', she blossomed as a senator in the 1962 drama 'Advise and Consent'|Betty White
11/12/2008|Jeopardy!|HERE'S THE PISTOLS|$1000|hard|Though the names don't start with M or P, this 2-named company makes the M&P compact 9mm|Smith & Wesson
04/06/2003|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$800|hard|Fairy queen mentioned by Mercutio (3)|Mab
17/05/2011|Jeopardy!|FLIGHT SIMULATION|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew sits in a flight simulator) The simulator's primary flight display indicates the aircraft's trajectory; place the bird here on this line that defines the boundary between earth and sky and you'll get level flight|the horizon
08/02/2010|Jeopardy!|STAMPS|$200|easy|Woo hoo! In 2009 this animated family was chosen to grace stamps, though postage did go up to 44 cents (D'oh!)|the Simpsons
16/03/2011|Jeopardy!|HERE COMES THE JUDGE|$1000|hard|Harry Morgan tries to keep the peace between Spencer Tracy & Fredric March in this blustery film from 1960|Inherit the Wind
14/05/2008|Jeopardy!|AT THE THEME PARK|$400|easy|You could say that this theme park in Billund, Denmark was built block by (plastic) block|Legoland
04/06/1999|Jeopardy!|LITERARY HODGEPODGE|$500|medium|Alfred Venison was a pseudonym of this 'Cantos' poet (is that 16 ounces of Venison?)|Ezra Pound
15/06/2010|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN MAYORS|$200|easy|In 2003 Mahmoud Ahmadinejad became mayor of this capital city|Tehran
11/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ROCKS FOR JOCKS|$600|medium|A speleologist studies caves; this is another name for a caver who explores caves as a hobby|Spelunker
15/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC IN 'C'|$1600|hard|Oh baby, it's the 1990 hit heard here  'It burned like a ball of fire / When the rebel took a little child bride / To tease yeah / So go easy yeah'|Cradle Of Love
29/01/2004|Jeopardy!|HEADWEAR|$400|easy|Of low, medium or high, the crown on a Stetson ten-gallon hat|high
26/10/2006|Jeopardy!|HIDDEN DVD TREATS|$400|easy|Seen here is the sock puppet version of this film, hidden on the DVD|The Incredibles
20/12/2007|Final Jeopardy!|SNACK BRANDS|None|None|Each unit in this brand, introduced in 1968, is a hyperbolic paraboloid, & they fit together for perfect storage|Pringles potato chips
16/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS MOUNTS|$2000|hard|George Vancouver named this NW peak after a British rear admiral, not for the local weather|Mount Ranier
15/06/2004|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|These 2 3-letter words form the name of a synonym for rap music|hip hop
29/10/2010|Jeopardy!|U.S. MAGAZINES|$400|easy|No. 15: For the athletically inclined or those who dig chicks in thongs|Sports Illustrated
18/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS RHYME TIME|$400|easy|Aye laddie, it's the teeny-tiny golf peg you put your ball one|wee tee
02/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NONPOTENT POTABLES|$1200|hard|Glaceau has made drinking this even more healthy by adding vitamins|water
19/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'ANTI'-CATEGORY|$600|medium|Sherman's 'Act' of 1890|Anti-Trust Act
18/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MODERN CONVENIENCES|$1000|hard|A crumb-collecting box with a hinged lid is called the 'silent' type of this servant|butler
09/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE PULITZER PRIZE FOR DRAMA|$1200|hard|Horton Foote won a 1995 Pulitzer for his play 'The Young Man from' this state capital|Atlanta
01/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DREAMS OF FIELDS|$1600|hard|In 1485 Henry Tudor joined local commanders at Milford Haven in Wales, then took on Richard III at this fateful field|Bosworth Field
16/09/2008|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER 'Y' 2 'K'|$800|hard|This Russian composer's middle name was Ilyich|Tchaikovsky
08/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE YUKON|$400|easy|On August 17, 1896 gold was discovered on Bonanza Creek, a tributary of this river|Klondike
07/05/2009|Jeopardy!|STAR TREK|$200|easy|The Little Dipper is in this 'Minor' constellation|Ursa
15/12/2006|Jeopardy!|FASHION SENSE|$1000|hard|Appropriate name of the outfit worn by parachutists, or of the 1-piece garment inspired by it|a jumpsuit
14/11/1986|Jeopardy!|THOSE DARN ETRUSCANS|$400|easy|'60s TV series which once used the expression, 'Holy priceless collection of Etruscan snoods!!'|Batman
16/01/1998|Jeopardy!|LA LANGUE FRANCAISE|$100|easy|It's 'one', 'two', 'three', mon ami|Un, deux, trois
16/01/2004|Jeopardy!|THE 'END'|$1000|hard|Take a suspect into custody|apprehend
16/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|COOKING|$600|medium|To get the best beaten egg whites, use a balloon whisk & a bowl made out of this metal|copper
10/10/2008|Jeopardy!|MOVIE NUMBERS|$400|easy|Always a bridesmaid, never a bride: '___ Dresses'|27
18/01/2012|Jeopardy!|& HONEY|$1000|hard|& Honey, while you're up, can you grab my copy of 'Caligula' by this French-Algerian author? He's so existential|(Albert) Camus
10/12/2007|Jeopardy!|WHO STARRED IN IT?|$800|hard|Him as Charlie Chaplin in a 1992 biopic|Robert Downey, Jr.
06/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MEMORIES OF OAKLAND|$200|easy|Oakland stretches along the mainland side of this large bay|San Francisco Bay
19/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COMEDY TONIGHT|$2000|hard|This deadpan comic: 'I'm staying in an old hotel; they sent me a wake-up letter'|Steven Wright
23/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICAN FOLKLORE|$1000|hard|These giant mythical birds were frequently at war with water monsters|Thunderbirds
19/02/2008|Jeopardy!|AN ABBREV. CATEG.|$400|easy|A U.S. president: LBJ|Lyndon Baines Johnson
11/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$1000|hard|In 1485 this Italian painted 'Madonna of the Rocks', his earliest major work that survives in complete form|Leonardo Da Vinci
18/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SCHWARZENEGGER|$2000|hard|Arnold reteamed with this innovative director for 1994's 'True Lies'|James Cameron
02/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|IF YOU BUILD IT...|$2000|hard|Built to honor firefighters in this California city, Coit Tower is shaped like a firefighting nozzle|San Francisco
17/07/1998|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$500|medium|To give someone you dislike the credit he deserves is to 'Give the devil' this|His due
09/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY|$800|hard|Common term for the shaft on which a pair of wheels revolves|Axle
15/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'AS' YOU LIKE IT|$2000|hard|A secluded building, often the residence of a guru, used for the instruction of Hinduism|an ashram
28/12/2010|Jeopardy!|'STOP' & 'GO'|$200|easy|It's called the 'peach of the tropics'|a mango
10/01/2003|Jeopardy!|THE WHITE HOUSE|$400|easy|The wife of President Benjamin Harrison had this installed in the White House, but was afraid to turn it on & off!|electricity
22/02/2001|Jeopardy!|WESTERNS|$200|easy|This singer's films include the westerns 'Flaming Star', 'Charro!' & 'Love Me Tender'|Elvis Presley
29/03/1999|Jeopardy!|'GO'ING|$100|easy|Transportation for kids|go karts
17/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN MOONS OF URANUS|$800|hard|When found by a watchman, she was 'Bleeding, warm and newly dead'; now she's found around Uranus|Juliet
22/11/1999|Jeopardy!|A BUNCH OF 'GREAT' LEADERS|$200|easy|In the 18th century she founded a medical college & the first Russian school for girls|Catherine the Great
05/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CHICKENS FOR FREE|$1200|hard|Chicken this 'royal' way is served in a rich cream sauce with mushrooms, pimentos, green peppers & sherry|a la king
22/07/1999|Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$400|easy|It's the 3-letter word for a sphere, the globe or an eyeball|Orb
17/09/2002|Jeopardy!|READING & 'RITING|$600|medium|These 'Tales' by Judy Blume are narrated by 9-year-old Peter Warren Hatcher|Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing
21/05/1997|Jeopardy!|GRAMMAR|$500|medium|A verb's voice may be active or passive & this feature may be indicative, subjunctive or imperative|mood
09/05/2008|Jeopardy!|LET'S SPEAK FRENCH|$400|easy|If you're having problems with a response, you could say 'Je ne sais pas', which means this|I don't know
18/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER COUNTRIES|$1600|hard|In September 1980 war broke out between these 2 countries & would last for 8 years|Iraq & Iran
10/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY STARS|$800|hard|In 2000 these 2 lovebirds sizzled on their 'Soul2Soul' tour|Tim McGraw & Faith Hill
22/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH SONY|$800|hard|From the  Greek for 'long-lasting', it's a long-term close friend|a crony
10/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'HIGH' SCHOOL|$400|easy|The L.A. Dodgers & the U. of Louisville basketball team pioneered this gesture in the late '70s|the high five
21/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC BANDS|$800|hard|'You're The Inspiration', 'Saturday In The Park'|Chicago
05/03/2009|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$400|easy|A rhino, a steering wheel, a Marsalis brother|(things with) horns
05/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH HISTORY|$800|hard|After the death of Maria Theresa in 1683, this 'Sun King' secretly married Madame de Maintenon|Louis XIV
23/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FOR HE'S A JOLLY LONGFELLOW|$400|easy|'Tales Of A Wayside Inn' was modeled in part on this Chaucer work|The Canterbury Tales
18/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$400|easy|Name shared by father and son 16th century German painters known as 'The Older' and 'The Younger'|Hans Holbein
27/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE MONROE DOCTRINE|$2000|hard|This was the year Monroe proclaimed the doctrine, some could have said, 'Two score and seven years ago...'|1823
21/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES|$1600|hard|Shakespeare was 'the Bard of Avon'; this Scotsman was 'the Bard of Ayrshire'|Robert Burns
28/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$1000|hard|A weak & pale trumpeter bird|Wan swan
03/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THIRD BASE|$800|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from Berlin, Germany.)  After East Berlin began to be walled off in 1961, this was the first entry checkpoint to be opened after Alpha and Bravo|Checkpoint Charlie
22/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TV|$1200|hard|In 2008 this commentator & Sean Hannity parted ways|(Alan) Colmes
19/09/2002|Jeopardy!|AIRPLANES|$1000|hard|If you flew to L.A. on a Boeing jet, its model number probably started with this digit|7
19/07/2000|Jeopardy!|1994 FILMS|$100|easy|Quentin Tarantino directed this film & also had a bit role as Jimmy of Toluca Lake|Pulp Fiction
24/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'I''s HAVE IT|$1000|hard|The first Pope to bear this name tried to prevent Alaric from sacking Rome; it didn't work|Innocent
01/03/2007|Jeopardy!|FIX THE MALAPROPISM|$800|hard|When my daughter grows up, I suspect I'll see plenty of illegible young men at my front door|eligible
10/11/2005|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE AKA|$600|medium|In Texas: An edible grain of the Gramineae family|Rice
30/04/2008|Jeopardy!|WILL...OF...FORTUNE!|$600|medium|In 1666 this Quaker who founded an American colony went to Ireland to manage his father's estates|William Penn
16/06/2006|Jeopardy!|TRAIL MIX|$800|hard|This National Scenic Trail passes through 14 states, including Maine & Georgia|the Appalachian Trail
14/11/2006|Jeopardy!|'NEW' YORK|$600|medium|It starts with the Book of Matthew & ends with the Book of Revelation|the New Testament
16/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE TOWER|$4200|hard|Upon its completion in 1930, the Chrysler Building beat out this structure as the world's tallest|the Eiffel Tower
03/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|The major settlement of New Netherland was New Amsterdam on this island|Manhattan
17/04/2008|Jeopardy!|MISQUOTED|$1000|hard|This Brooklyn Dodgers manager said, 'The nice guys are all over there.  In 7th place', not 'Nice guys finish last'|Leo Durocher
29/11/1999|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN-BORN YANKS|$100|easy|The G in MGM, he was born in Warsaw, Poland|Samuel Goldwyn
17/03/1998|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL CLICHES|$300|easy|Someone who feigns innocence but has evil intentions is 'A Wolf in' this odd attire|sheep's clothing
10/01/1990|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$500|medium|This New Deal agency was symbolized by a blue eagle & used the motto, 'We do our part'|NRA (National Recovery Administration)
09/03/1998|Jeopardy!|PUNCHLINES|$400|easy|'I just flew in from the coast...'|And boy are my arms tired!
05/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|The Book of Revelation|apocalypse
08/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE REIGN IN SPAIN|$1200|hard|This Caudillo kept Spain neutral during WWII|Francisco Franco
10/10/1991|Double Jeopardy!|DANCE|$200|easy|Laka is the patron deity of this Hawaiian dance|the hula
08/12/2005|Jeopardy!|DROP AN O|$400|easy|A rope tied with a running knot, & a certain body part|noose & nose
09/12/2004|Jeopardy!|SIDEKICKS|$800|hard|He was Hopalong Cassidy's sidekick Windy, but was forced to change that nickname|George 'Gabby' Hayes
24/11/2009|Jeopardy!|MILITARY SLANG|$200|easy|This 2-word term, also a movie title, is slang for Navy Fighter Weapons School|Top Gun
29/01/1999|Jeopardy!|CHOCOLATEY QUOTES|$300|easy|Langston Hughes described this area of NYC as a melting pot 'of honey and chocolate and caramel and rum'|Harlem
25/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PLACES FOR PILGRIMS|$800|hard|The great mosque that encloses the Ka'aba is in this city|Mecca
02/02/2009|Jeopardy!|ABOARD AN AIRCRAFT CARRIER|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the USS John C. Stennis in San Diego, CA.)  Often, the first jets sent up, E-2Cs, provide early warning & detection to carriers & bear this name of a 'Last of the Mohicans' character|Hawkeye
21/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'SEVEN's|$400|easy|This religious sect observes the sabbath on Saturday|Seventh-day Adventists
16/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$600|medium|You may want to check out the 'Dumky Trio' composed by this 'New World' Czech|Antonin Dvorak
03/04/2001|Jeopardy!|FLAGS|$100|easy|Tunisia's flag features a red crescent & star, symbols of this religion|Islam
29/03/1991|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$1000|hard|Edmund Waller wrote a poem 'To Phyllis' & Ben Jonson wrote a 'Song' to her|Celia
08/05/2007|Jeopardy!|THE THIRD CATEGORY|$800|hard|In the Bible, he's the third son born to Adam & Eve|Seth
25/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRITISH MONARCH WHEN...|$400|easy|...John F. Kennedy was assassinated|Elizabeth II
21/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|I'M SO THEATRICAL|$2000|hard|His plays include 'Caroline, or Change' & 'Angels in America'|Tony Kushner
28/03/2011|Jeopardy!|LET'S DO 'UNCH'|$800|hard|Let's have you prove me right by showing you know this term for an intuition|a hunch
20/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|KEY WORDS|$400|easy|This company added a remote keyless entry system to its 1996 Miata M edition|Mazda
29/06/2005|Jeopardy!|INVENTIVE MINDS|$1000|hard|30 years after inventing an instant camera, he invented Polavision, instant movies|Edwin Land
15/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE WARDROBE|$200|easy|A book by Frances Hodgson Burnett inspired the velvet suit for boys called 'Little Lord' this|Fauntleroy
25/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC POTPOURRI|$800|hard|When this dandy was born in 1778, his father was private secretary to Lord North|Beau Brummel
20/05/2008|Jeopardy!|ON THE 'WAR'PATH|$200|easy|Pop art poster boy who was famous much longer than 15 minutes|Andy Warhol
12/06/2003|Jeopardy!|MEDICINE MEN|$400|easy|Galen said this was produced in the liver & ebbed & flowed like the tide in the body; Harvey proved that was absurd|blood
12/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CHEESES OF THE WORLD|$600|medium|Often ball-shaped & coated with red wax, this cheese originated in a town north of Amsterdam|Edam
27/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SOUL|$1600|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew at Studio A of the Motown Museum in Detroit)  Motown's first million-seller was this group's song that says, 'My mama told me you'd better shop around'|The Miracles
20/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE MOVIE|$800|hard|1992: 'You be sweet to your wife.  My husband wasn't sweet to me and look how I turned out'|Thelma & Louise
10/07/1998|Jeopardy!|BERLE|$100|easy|As a child, Milton Berle put on a mustache & baggy suit to win a contest for imitating this silent comic|Charlie Chaplin
09/12/2005|Jeopardy!|SEEING 'RED'|$400|easy|This student group formed to carry out Mao's Cultural Revolution was later suppressed by Mao|the Red Guards
20/09/1999|Jeopardy!|MEDICAL BREAKTHROUGHS|$100|easy|It's what Louis Pasteur used to kill bacteria in his process now known as pasteurization|Heat
25/12/2008|Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|Horoscope maker|an astrologer
15/01/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. MOUNTAINS|$500|medium|This river carved a 'water gap' in the Kittatinny Mountains between New Jersey & Pennsylvania|Delaware River
13/11/2002|Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICAN PLACE NAMES|$600|medium|Oh, b'gosh!  This Wisconsin city bears the name of a Menominee chief who died in 1858|Oshkosh
11/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE GREAT WAR|$1400|hard|In 1916 some 10,000 British & Indian troops trapped in the Mesopotamian town of Kut surrendered to these foes|the Turks
28/04/1997|Jeopardy!|'M.D.'s|$400|easy|He monkeed around with Davy Jones, Peter Tork & Mike Nesmith|Micky Dolenz
04/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE LATIN|$800|hard|Some of my best friends are Samoans: I don't have this, from the Latin for 'judging before'|prejudice
17/03/2005|Jeopardy!|ART -ISMs|$400|easy|Suprematism, made famous by Kazimir Malevich, was this country's first pure 20th century art movement|Russia
24/06/1997|Jeopardy!|LATE-NIGHT TV|$400|easy|After midnight on Fridays in the '80s, you could catch an NBC rock music show devoted to these|music videos
02/06/2010|Jeopardy!|LYRICAL GUNPLAY|$400|easy|'I shot a man in' this place 'just to watch him die'|Reno
02/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES & PLAYWRIGHTS|$1600|hard|Appropriately, his wife Armande Bejart made her stage debut in his 1662 play 'The School for Wives'|Molière
26/03/2001|Jeopardy!|AT THE BOOKSTORE|$100|easy|Kathryn Glasgow's first novel, 'Another Song About the King', features a mom obsessed with this singer|Elvis Presley
26/12/1989|Jeopardy!|'BABY' SONGS|$100|easy|Completes the line from 'My Blue Heaven', 'Just Molly and me...'|And Baby makes three
04/09/2001|Jeopardy!|SMACK DAB IN THE MIDDLE|$300|easy|In Yavapai County, 55 miles east-southeast of Prescott|Arizona
08/03/2007|Jeopardy!|GEORGIA ON MY MIND|$400|easy|In 1793 the invention of this device on a farm near Savannah revolutionized the economy of Georgia & beyond|cotton gin
16/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SYMPHONY SPACE|$1200|hard|The Helsinki Philharmonic's hall shares its name with this Sibelius tone poem|Finlandia
05/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ON ____|$1200|hard|3-button system from GM providing in-vehicle safety & protection|OnStar
15/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE CIA WORLD FACTBOOK|$1600|hard|Frequent recent invasions haven't hurt this Asian country's opium crop, the world's largest|Afghanistan
27/11/2007|Jeopardy!|EXERCISE WEAR|$600|medium|This company whose logo is seen here follows an 'endorsed by no one' principle|New Balance
16/05/2006|Jeopardy!|DICTATORS & TYRANTS|$200|easy|On Sept. 9, 1948 the DPRK, aka North Korea, was established with this man as its supreme leader|Kim Il-sung
23/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN RIVERS|$200|easy|Longest American river east of the Mississippi is this tributary of the Mississippi|the Ohio
16/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LOUD CLASSICAL MUSIC|$1000|hard|(AUDIO DAILY DOUBLE): Rioting broke out when this Stravinsky work was first performed in Paris|The Rite of Spring
14/11/2007|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY|$800|hard|From 3000 to 1200 B.C., many cultures flourished in the Aegean, including this one, named for a king, on Crete|the Minoan civilization
13/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$800|hard|He made his Broadway debut in 'Slab Boys' with Kevin Bacon in '83, 12 years before starring in 'Batman Forever'|Val Kilmer
31/10/2006|Jeopardy!|LET'S 'TRAVEL'|$600|medium|Formed in Bob Dylan's garage, this supergroup included Dylan, George Harrison & Roy Orbison|the Traveling Wilburys
29/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TV OPENING WORDS|$1200|hard|1983: '...if you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire...'|The A-Team
21/07/2000|Jeopardy!|'BOR'-ING|$500|medium|Last name of the ruthless German seen here|Bormann (Martin)
13/06/2007|Jeopardy!|CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS|$200|easy|Weehawken, site of an 1804 political duel, is in this state's 13th, represented by Albio Sires|New Jersey
24/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT STORY WRITERS|$400|easy|While in Paris in the 1820s, this 'Rip Van Winkle' author co-wrote plays with John Howard Payne|Washington Irving
02/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OH, NO! IT'S OPERA!|$1200|hard|This composer of 'Cavalleria Rusticana' wrote 'Il Piccolo Marat', a sadly neglected opera about the Reign of Terror|Mascagni
05/07/2006|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S URSINE?|$1000|hard|One of Canada's largest, this 12,000 square-mile lake lies on the Arctic Circle|Great Bear Lake
16/12/1997|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|None|None|Among those who eulogized him on July 29, 1997 was his successor, David Souter|William Brennan
10/10/1991|Final Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|None|None|The oldest U.S. food trademark still in use, a red devil, was granted to this company in 1870|Underwood
25/12/2008|Jeopardy!|HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS|$200|easy|We had our Xmas tree seller take an inch off the base of the trunk; the fresh cut will aid in the absorption of this|water
11/01/1988|Jeopardy!|GIRLS IN SONG|$300|easy|According to Rodgers & Hart, 'The most beautiful girl in the world isn't' either of these 2 stars|Garbo & Dietrich
19/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TERMS OF SERVICE|$200|easy|President of Uganda: 1971-1979|Idi Amin
03/03/2009|Jeopardy!|I NEED A FLAVOR|$1000|hard|There are summer & winter varieties of this herb whose name means 'piquant' or 'aromatic'|savory
18/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ROYAL NAME'S THE SAME|$200|easy|Not England's Elizabeth I, but Russia's Elizabeth I was the daughter of this 'Great' czar|Peter the Great
08/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$2000|hard|'Miss Celie's Pants' & 'Shug Avery Comin' To Town' are songs featured in this Broadway musical|The Color Purple
01/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOODS THAT BEGIN WITH THE LETTER 'Q'|$600|medium|This savory pie can have bacon bits added to the custard filling|Quiche
11/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THE SOLAR SYSTEM|$800|hard|On Jan. 14, 2005 the Huygens Probe soft-landed on this largest moon of Saturn; photos reveal its surface to be orange|Titan
25/01/2005|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE COLOSSEUM WITH COWARDUS|$1000|hard|Commodus was on the throne when this largest big cat started licking Cowardus, tragically scaring him to death|a tiger
15/02/2007|Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO 'HIGH' SCHOOL|$400|easy|Common 2-word term also known as 'haute couture'|high fashion
28/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TIME LINES|$400|easy|'You may delay, but time will not', he wrote in 'Poor Richard's Almanack'|Benjamin Franklin
06/06/2006|Jeopardy!|CITY OF THE DAY: RALEIGH|$400|easy|Since Raleigh is 'The City of Oaks', a huge one of these descends as the seconds are counted down on New Year's Eve|an acorn
15/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ON LOCATION|$800|hard|The shoot of the 1963 epic 'Cleopatra' was in this city where the film is partly set|Rome
04/10/2000|Jeopardy!|DR. SEUSS|$300|easy|Book which contains the lines 'Would you? Could you?  In a car?  Eat them!  Eat them!  Here they are.'|Green Eggs and Ham
24/04/2000|Jeopardy!|THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS|$400|easy|The Library building named for this 'Father of the Constitution' is the USA's official memorial to him|James Madison
04/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRATING THE IV|$400|easy|Regent for his predecessor from 1811 to 1820, he was king of England on his own from 1820 to 1830|George IV
07/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ARGENTINA|$1000|hard|He has been called the 'George Washington of Argentina'|Jose de San Martin
31/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'PAR' FOR THE...|$400|easy|In geometry, a plane curve|a parabola
08/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WILD THINGS|$800|hard|The 2 African species of the mammal seen here have these contrasting names|Black & White rhinoceros
01/05/2003|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$1000|hard|As minority leader of the House, this San Franciscan is the highest-ranking woman in the history of the U.S. Congress|Nancy Pelosi
28/04/2006|Jeopardy!|THE 'FAC's OF LIFE|$800|hard|7-letter term for a small & often unimportant bit of information|a factoid
13/01/2011|Jeopardy!|WEBSITES|$200|easy|The website incorporated a double helix into its logo on the 50th anniversary of understanding DNA|Google
27/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ACTING THE PART|$1200|hard|After playing a general named Maximus, this actor enlisted in the Navy as Captain of the HMS Surprise|Russell Crowe
19/10/2011|Jeopardy!|MAN IN THE MIDDLE|$600|medium|Rocka ____ goat|Billy
18/02/2005|Jeopardy!|U.S. PLACE NAMES|$600|medium|Named for an Indian tribe, this Washington city hosted Expo '74|Spokane
18/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES|$2000|hard|This small country gained its independence from the Netherlands in 1975|Suriname
28/06/1988|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH LITERATURE|$600|medium|For 35 years straight, he published a new novel each year, including 'From the Earth to the Moon'|Jules Verne
02/01/1997|Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$200|easy|In 1877 American astronomer Asaph Hall discovered this planet's moons, Phobos & Deimos|Mars
02/06/1997|Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$400|easy|The adjective anserous means as silly as one of these birds of the subfamily anserinae|Goose
06/09/2000|Jeopardy!|HI|$200|easy|Pop singer Hoku is the daughter of this man, Hawaii's best-known entertainer|Don Ho
10/11/2008|Jeopardy!|SHOPPING SPREE|$400|easy|You don't have to be of legal drinking age to shop at this store that sells the Heritage 1981 brand|Forever 21
18/11/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$100|easy|Shrapnel from a 1916 munitions storage plant explosion in Jersey City, NJ damaged this famous statue|Statue of Liberty
28/09/2010|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYME PEOPLE|$400|easy|Peter, Peter put his wife in one of these 'and there he kept her very well'|a pumpkin shell
10/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$600|medium|From Old French 'manoeuvrer' meaning 'to work by hand', which was how this item was put into soil|manure
28/06/2010|Jeopardy!|VERBS|$400|easy|3-letter animal verb meaning 'take more than your share of'|hog
15/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$800|hard|This Russian-born American choreographer collaborated with Stravinsky on the complex 1957 ballet 'Agon'|George Balanchine
14/02/2008|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$800|hard|The name of this city that hosts the Colorado State Fair is simply Spanish for 'town'|Pueblo
28/10/2011|Jeopardy!|THE 1600s|$400|easy|Dutchamn Willem Schouten, who rounded this dangerous tip of South America in 1616, named it for his birthplace|Cape Horn
15/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MOST EVIL BRITONS|$2000|hard|The scheming Thomas Arundel represents the 15th c. for helping Henry IV overthrow this rightful king|Richard II
02/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|REWRITING HAMLET|$2000|hard|You 'two-school-fellows, whom I will trust as I will adders fanged' ...Aw, I ain't mad atcha!  Giveth me hugs!|Rosencrantz and Guildenstern
22/05/1990|Jeopardy!|'NORTH'|$100|easy|This university's 2 campuses in Chicago & Evanston, Illinois both front on Lake Michigan|Northwestern
03/09/1990|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS|$600|medium|Etta Place, who rode with this outlaw pair, was probably a lady of the evening, not a schoolteacher|Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid
20/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SOMEBODY WROTE THAT|$400|easy|Herman Mankiewicz shared a Best Original Screenplay Oscar for 'Citizen Kane' with this man|Orson Welles
23/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICAL MILESTONES|$1600|hard|In 1987 the drug known by these 3 letters became the first approved for treating AIDS|AZT
27/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY|$800|hard|Winner of Tony & Oscar for royal role he's been identified with since '51|Yul Brynner
17/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER TO ADD|$200|easy|Add this letter to make ink red, or at least a shade of it|P (Pink)
24/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TOM CRUISE FILMS|$1000|hard|Tom turned on the Irish brogue for this 1992 film directed by Ron Howard|Far And Away
19/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE U.S. CONSTITUTION|$400|easy|This smallest state didn't send a delegation to the convention; it didn't want the govt. interfering in its affairs|Rhode Island
19/01/2000|Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$500|medium|This sleek swimsuit brand got its start in Australia in 1928|Speedo
27/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE WINTER PALACE|$1200|hard|In 1917 Russia's provisional govt. met in the Winter Palace's Malachite Room after this parliament was dissolved|the Duma
08/04/1999|Jeopardy!|REGIS PHILBIN'S NY|$500|medium|This man hit a harmless single here (Yankee Stadium) on May 15, 1941 & he wasn't held hitless in a game until July 17|Joe DiMaggio
04/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH POETS & POETRY|$500|medium|In 'I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud', Wordsworth wrote about 'A crowd, a host of golden' ones|daffodils
13/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S GREEK MYTH TO ME!|$5000|hard|Some say the name of this faithful wife means 'with a web over her face'; others say it means 'striped duck'|Penelope
18/05/2007|Jeopardy!|ALSO A MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL TEAM|$1000|hard|Sailors, whether ancient or not|the Mariners
14/10/2003|Jeopardy!|MISHEARD LYRICS|$600|medium|Steppenwolf: 'Head out on the highway, looking for my dentures'|Born to Be Wild
04/04/1996|Jeopardy!|CARDS & DICE|$100|easy|The winner of a game of War winds up with this many cards|52
20/02/1991|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$800|hard|This settlement's economy grew after John Rolfe found that tobacco could be successfully grown there|Jamestown
23/09/2002|Jeopardy!|AN 'F' IN HISTORY|$800|hard|In 1976 Bob Dole was his running mate|Gerald Ford
04/04/2000|Jeopardy!|THE PLANETS|$400|easy|Photos published in June 1999 show its largest moon, Titan, may have liquid seas|Saturn
17/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$1000|hard|Claude Debussy's unfinished works based on this author's titles include 'La Chute de la Maison Usher'|Edgar Allan Poe
28/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER MOVIE TITLES|$1200|hard|Kevin Costner chases assassination conspirators|JFK
28/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME SPR'EE'|$1200|hard|The side of a ship away from the wind|lee
01/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MINING 'ORE'|$800|hard|Meaning material or tangible, this adjective is from the Latin for 'bodily'|corporeal
27/11/1996|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$1000|hard|Professional name used by the actress seen here during her film career; it's different from her married name (clip from 'Hellcats of the Navy')|Nancy Davis
18/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ROMEOS|$600|medium|In a 1966 Royal Ballet version, he was Romeo to longtime partner Margot Fonteyn's Juliet|Rudolf Nureyev
29/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$200|easy|You'll have a peachy-keen time at this state's peach festival in Fort Valley|Georgia
17/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SINGLE DIGITS|$1000|hard|Number of legs on an orb weaver|8
20/04/2000|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN NATIONAL PARKS|$100|easy|Cooloola & Goongarrie|Australia
03/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THIS 'LAND' IS MY LAND|$4000|hard|This country's official languages are German, French & Italian|Switzerland
13/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FITNESS|$2600|hard|The name of this meditative exercise & martial art comes from Chinese words for 'fist of the great absolute'|tai chi
08/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'DIC'-TIONARY|$1600|hard|6-letter term for a judicial assertion or an edict|a dictum
20/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE VIRGINIAN|$1600|hard|The land the 6th Baron Fairfax built his home on in Virginia had been surveyed by this man|Washington
02/02/2011|Jeopardy!|STAMPS|$600|medium|The Love stamp seen here is adapted from an image on a Hallmark card, & features these flowers|pansies
08/10/2007|Jeopardy!|THIS MEANS WAR!|$200|easy|In this U.S. war, it was the Yanks vs. the Confederates|the Civil War
13/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL FROM THE GREEK TO ME|$400|easy|From the Greek for 'without a name', it's one way to make a charitable contribution|anonymously
14/02/2003|Jeopardy!|KJPY HIT RADIO|$1000|hard|We've got a listener poll -- is this 'Fell in Love with a Girl' duo brother or sister, or exes|the White Stripes
02/02/2011|Jeopardy!|SPORTS LEGENDS|$800|hard|Called 'Slammin' Sam', he's the only man to win the same PGA tournament 8 times|Snead
08/11/1991|Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$100|easy|The scientific name of this vegatable is rheum rhabarbarum|rhubarb
10/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GOIN' 'PRO'|$1000|hard|The trade name for the drug fluoxetine, or Elizabeth Wurtzel's 'nation'|Prozac
11/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST|$400|easy|Paris's Ile de la Cite is home to this structure many consider the birthplace of gothic architecture|Notre Dame
05/07/2007|Jeopardy!|WHADDYA DRINKIN'?|$800|hard|This flavorless, naturally effervescent water is named for a town near Wiesbaden in Germany|seltzer
09/02/2007|Jeopardy!|A COUNTRY OF AFRICA|$400|easy|Of Sudan, Somalia or Sierra Leone, the one that's the largest in area|Sudan
29/10/1997|Jeopardy!|BROKEN ENGLISH|$400|easy|Alliterative term for a contest in which the last car still running wins|demolition derby
26/01/1999|Jeopardy!|JEOPARDY! 101|$100|easy|From beautiful downtown Culver City, it's the name of the studios where 'Jeopardy!' is taped|Sony Pictures Studios
22/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHOR, AUTHOR|$1000|hard|An inheritance from his great-aunt allowed this 'Howards End' author time to pursue his writing|E.M. Forster
16/09/1998|Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$400|easy|In WWII Charles Drew persuaded blood banks to store this instead of whole blood; it keeps longer|Plasma
14/04/2008|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'A'|$600|medium|The 2 signs of the zodiac that fit the category|Aquarius & Aries
04/11/2004|Jeopardy!|FATHER KNOWS BEST|$1000|hard|Soren Kierkegaard is considered 'the father of' this philosophical movement|existentialism
10/11/1998|Jeopardy!|SHE'S MY FIRST LADY!|$300|easy|Rosalynn|Jimmy Carter
20/04/2006|Jeopardy!|'SOFT'|$600|medium|The U.S. has has 4 trade disputes, known as Lumber I, II, III & IV, with Canada over this product|softwood lumber
02/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE TITLE|$600|medium|In 1888 Oscar Wilde published tales about 'The Happy Prince' & 'The Selfish' this|Giant
18/09/2002|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|From the French 'alier', meaning 'to bind', it's a country that binds with another for a common purpose|an ally
16/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PO BOYS|$1600|hard|This Italian director of 'Blow Up' kept his speech short when he accepted his honorary Oscar in 1995: 'Grazie'|Michelangelo Antonioni
27/04/1999|Jeopardy!|DID THEY MOVE IT?|$100|easy|Stuttgart is a little ways from Little Rock in this state|Arkansas
28/02/2007|Jeopardy!|TALKING 'HEAD's|$800|hard|It can be the name of a newspaper at the top of the first page, or a list of its staff|a masthead
08/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|JOHNNY DEPP ROLES|$1200|hard|Gonzo journalist Raoul Duke|Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
23/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BYE BYE BIRDIE|$800|hard|After the early 1900s, the laughing this laughed last, as nesting on the ground was a bad idea; who? who? the laughing this|the owl
25/04/2005|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$600|medium|After imbibing this cocktail of gin or vodka & grapefruit juice, you'd better leave the driving to us|greyhound
01/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'CAN'NED WORDS|$1600|hard|This 11th Century King of England also ruled Denmark & Norway during the latter part of his reign|Canute
27/10/2005|Jeopardy!|HELLO, POTPOURRI|$200|easy|The Carnegie one at 7th & 55th in N.Y.C., or Jerry's famous one on Ventura Blvd. in Studio City; hello...|deli
26/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY LITERARY QUOTES|$1600|hard|Poe wrote that this title maiden 'lived with no other thought than to love and be loved by me'|Annabelle Lee
22/09/2009|Jeopardy!|THE CURRENT SUPREME COURT|$200|easy|The youngest member of the Court & the most powerful|(John) Roberts
07/03/2007|Jeopardy!|TOP 10 LISTS|$200|easy|The top 10 video game titles of 2005 included 2 from LucasArts about this film series|Star Wars
10/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LIKE A LAMB|$1000|hard|You'd be like this 'Lady' if you were Lord Byron's lover in 1812|Lady Caroline Lamb
24/06/2003|Jeopardy!|EVEN STEVE|$200|easy|The Dodgers moved him to first base in 1973|Steve Garvey
03/10/2000|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$100|easy|Ben Gould & Samantha Becker roam the halls of Bayside High as part of 'The New Class' on this show|Saved By the Bell
26/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WOMEN|$600|medium|Actress Melina Mercouri twice served as this country's minister of culture|Greece
21/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ROGUE|$800|hard|In 2000 Zalmay Khalizad, future U.S. envoy here, Talibandied its name about in 'Consolidation of a Rogue State'|Afghanistan
10/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S FIRSTS|$1600|hard|Frances Perkins became the first woman cabinet member when FDR put her to work in this post|Secretary of Labor
06/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AN ABBREVIATED CATEGORY|$1600|hard|Found before Albany & Oswego, SUNY stands for this|State University of New York
27/03/2007|Jeopardy!|LOVE & MARRIAGE|$1000|hard|Traditionally, when a Jewish couple marries, it's under a canopy called this|chuppah
05/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A NEW HAT|$2000|hard|You'll look sharp wearing the flat topper named for this 1920s fictional character, old sport|Jay Gatsby
16/04/2008|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$600|medium|Antagonistic, or an inexpensive lodging place for young people abroad|hostile/hostel
11/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|HALOGENS|$200|easy|A tincture of this halogen is used as an antiseptic on cuts & scratches|Iodine
24/05/2001|Jeopardy!|SALAD DRESSING|$200|easy|The cartoon seen here is on the label of Paul Newman's dressing for this salad: ['Don't dilute us, Brutus...']|Caesar salad
31/05/2006|Jeopardy!|HOT 'BUN's|$1000|hard|Born Edward Z.C. Judson, he was the originator of the 19th century dime novels, many featuring Buffalo Bill Cody|Ned Buntline
07/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY LAST|$1600|hard|Of European capitals|Zagreb
05/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'EL'-WAY|$1400|hard|There are books called these 'Of Style', 'Of Editing' & 'Of Grammar'|The Elements
14/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS ON FILM|$400|easy|Actor who's smitten with older women Laura Dern in 'Rambling Rose' & Winona Ryder in 'Boys'|Lukas Haas
12/09/2001|Jeopardy!|BOOK REVIEWS|$300|easy|It 'is remembered as a stomach-turning expose of unsanitary conditions...in the meat-packing industry'|The Jungle
26/01/2010|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION LORE|$600|medium|They're the two men seen here on their way to the presidential inauguration|Hoover and FDR
27/05/1998|Jeopardy!|BALLET IN THE '90s|$400|easy|The 18 vampire brides in the Houston Ballet's show about this count could be called the corpse de ballet|Count Dracula
07/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$1000|hard|In December 1928 this future U.S. admiral established Little America in Antarctica|Byrd
03/10/2000|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS TEENAGERS|None|None|This young man who turned 18 on June 21, 2000 has a dog named Widgeon & a younger brother named Harry|Prince William
30/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S IN AN ARTIST'S NAME?|$800|hard|First & last name of the 'Garden of Earthly Delights' painter; he took the name from the town of 'S Hertogenbosch|Hieronymus Bosch
08/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IOWA|$800|hard|The quad cities comprise Bettendorf & Davenport, Iowa & Rock Island & Moline in this state|Illinois
13/12/2007|Jeopardy!|CONVERT THE ROMAN NUMERALS|$600|medium|A number needed to be elected president: CCLXX|270
17/12/2004|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'D _ _ _ ER'|$800|hard|Macbeth thought he saw one|a dagger
18/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ART HISTORY|$800|hard|In 'Mr. and Mrs. Andrews', a double portrait by this British painter, it's the young woman who wears blue|Gainsborough
23/05/1990|Jeopardy!|QUEBEC|$500|medium|This explorer landed on what is now the Gaspe Peninsula in 1534 & claimed it for the French king|Jacques Cartier
25/01/1991|Final Jeopardy!|MONARCHS|None|None|One of two English kings since William The Conqueror who were never crowned|Edward V & Edward VIII
12/09/1984|Jeopardy!|AUTOMOBILES|$100|easy|He'd build you a Model T 'in any color, so long as it was black'|Henry Ford
20/02/1990|Final Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT|None|None|This man resigned his Senate seat January 3, 1989|Dan Quayle
14/10/2003|Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$1000|hard|When it comes before 'the burden' or 'the blame', it's a synonym for 'assume'|shoulder
25/09/2008|Jeopardy!|ENTOMBMENT|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Machu Picchu, Peru.)  The cave beneath the Temple of the Sun is called the Royal Tomb and probably held these remains more associated with Egypt|mummies
04/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT ROME|$800|hard|A quarter of a million people crowded into this largest hippodrome to watch the chariot races|the Circus Maximus
13/07/2011|Final Jeopardy!|NAME THE POET|None|None|'The spirit who bideth by himself / in the land of mist and snow / he loved the bird that loved the man / who shot him with his bow'|(Samuel Taylor) Coleridge
01/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$1000|hard|Indonesia is famous for this variety of coffee that's often blended with mocha|Java
08/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WEST SIDE STORY|$800|hard|Nicholas Meyer's 'The West End Horror' takes this Victorian detective into the theatrical world|Sherlock Holmes
28/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YOU HAD TO EXPECT OPERA|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew blows an alphorn in front of a Tyrolean chalet.)  Appropriately, an alphorn call is imitated in the overture to this 1829 Rossini opera|William Tell
30/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE GOOD HUMOR MAN|$1200|hard|...who hosted the premiere episode of 'Saturday Night Live' in 1975|George Carlin
18/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE HISTORY!|$800|hard|In 1542 this 50ish SWK (single white king) was looking for lucky wife No. 6|King Henry VIII
26/01/2010|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION LORE|$800|hard|His inauguration was the first to be televised|Truman
16/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE COAST|$800|hard|New Zealand's West Coast region features the little blue type of this bird, the smallest of our flippered friends|a penguin
23/06/2009|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT JUNE|$800|hard|'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band' was released on this love-ly June 1|1967
09/03/2007|Jeopardy!|TRY, TRY AGAIN|$200|easy|Tyco executives were eventually convicted after a judge declared the first trial this faulty type of 'trial'|a mistrial
18/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RICE, RICE BABY|$2000|hard|Risotto is a dish best made with arborio rice from the valley of this Italian river|the Po
12/11/1992|Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$300|easy|Gavel Awards & Pro-Bono Publico Awards are given annually by this legal organization|American Bar Association
15/04/2005|Jeopardy!|OHIO BIO|$400|easy|Born in Darke County in 1860, she developed her amazing proficiency with firearms at an early age|Annie Oakley
13/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|Indelibly impressed on the memory, like Nat King Cole|unforgettable
07/04/1999|Jeopardy!|WILD CRITTERS|$100|easy|In the winter this bear, Ursus maritimus, spends much of its time on ice floes & may bear its young on them|Polar bear
06/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$400|easy|Beginning around 697 A.D., it was the title of the leader of the Venetian Republic|doge
10/05/2005|Jeopardy!|THE FABULOUS '50s|$200|easy|This evangelist known for his 'crusades' said he believed there is life on other planets & that the Bible hints at it|Billy Graham
14/07/2009|Jeopardy!|LET'S EAT|$400|easy|It's the cheerful name for the fried eggs seen here|sunny-side up
25/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BRUCE ALMIGHTY|$400|easy|He played child psychologist Malcolm Crowe in 'The Sixth Sense'|(Bruce) Willis
19/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOOP OF THE DAY|$1600|hard|Go crazy & name this Toronto Raptor whose nickname is 'Vinsanity'|Vince Carter
21/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|This term for coffee is also a man's nickname|Joe
11/02/1997|Jeopardy!|FIRST AID|$300|easy|It's a rigid support, often made of wood, used to immobilize a body part, such as a broken bone|Splint
11/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE COURAGE TO 'B'|$1600|hard|If you've got a deficiency of vitamin B1, you've got the disease with this double-talk name|beriberi
07/12/2007|Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$200|easy|One of these one-horned mythical beasts, long a symbol of Scotland, graces Prince William's coat of arms|a unicorn
13/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE CABINET|$800|hard|The Bureau of Mines is part of this department|Department of the Interior
22/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THIRD PARTY CANDIDATES|$800|hard|1904, 1908, 1912, 1920: Socialist Party|Eugene V. Debs
04/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE PEACE OF WESTPHALIA|$200|easy|What was once the province of Westphalia is now part of 3 states in this country|Germany
10/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'SPACE' AGE|$2000|hard|In graphic design, it's the unprinted or empty area on a page & can actually be any color|white space
18/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANGELINA JOLIE|$1600|hard|Angelina & this 'Gone in 60 Seconds' co-star both went to Beverly Hills H.S.; both also have Oscars|Nicolas Cage
20/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$400|easy|Czars Nicholas I & Nicholas II married German princesses who used this first name as empress|Alexandra
24/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HELLO AGAIN|$2000|hard|Kalimera|Greek
28/11/2011|Jeopardy!|MICHIGAN|$1000|hard|Seen here is a shot from an annual festival in this city|Holland, Michigan
07/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$1000|hard|Berthe Morisot, the first female impressionist, was the sister-in-law of this 'Luncheon on the Grass' painter|(Édouard) Manet
28/02/2003|Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL JEOPARDY!|$800|hard|2 hard-living Mancunian brothers are the core of this band heard here|Oasis
09/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HERE I AM AT...|$2000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew strolls across a college campus.)  I'm on the campus of this university, where over 25 Nobel Prize winners were educated, including Milton Friedman|(the University of) Chicago
08/03/2011|Jeopardy!|DRINKING VESSELS|$600|medium|Although it usually refers to a laboratory container, it can also mean a large drinking cup with a wide mouth|a beaker
29/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|URBAN PLANNING|$400|easy|By order of the king, this innovation came to the streets of Paris in 1184|stone paving (sewer drains accepted)
24/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|JAZZ NICKNAMES|$400|easy|With this nickname, Julian Edwin Adderly barrelled down 'Them Dirty Blues'|Cannonball
16/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE BLANK-ISTAN|$800|hard|Ankara is the capital of Turkey and Ashgabat is the capital of this country|Turkmenistan
17/11/1988|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$300|easy|From the Latin for shield, 'scutum,' it's a shield bearing a coat of arms|Escutcheon
07/12/2010|Jeopardy!|RVs|$200|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the RV/MH Hall of Fame in Elkhart, IN.)  The GMC Motorhome from the '60s & 70s was among the first models to have this innovation that helps with traction by putting the weight over the wheels that do the work|front-wheel drive
27/02/2004|Jeopardy!|PAUL OF FAME|$1000|hard|A work by this influential Frenchman is seen here|Paul Cezanne
05/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'BELL's ARE RINGING|$400|easy|Ja, it's another name for German measles|rubella
07/11/2007|Jeopardy!|TRADITIONAL ANNIVERSARY GIFTS|$200|easy|For a 3rd anniversary, it's a gift made of this, be it a jacket, gloves or a briefcase|leather
01/06/2006|Jeopardy!|'BOOK'S|$200|easy|Excluded from the 'Who's Who' big red book, Mae West said the publisher 'isn't in my' this 'book either'|her (little) black book
23/05/2007|Jeopardy!|THE MAN OF STEEL|$400|easy|Harry Brearly developed this steel after noticing the anti-corrosion properties of high chromium steel|stainless steel
08/05/2002|Jeopardy!|STRAIN THY BRAIN|$600|medium|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew sizes herself up with an NBA behemoth.)  I'm 5'2'', and Shawn Bradley is 7'6'', so this is the number of inches difference in our heights|28
07/01/2005|Jeopardy!|MISSING LINKS|$200|easy|Any port in a _______ door|storm
05/01/2005|Jeopardy!|'ROLL' CALL|$400|easy|You'll flip for this heavy steel transverse item in the form of an inverted U on a vehicle|a roll bar
17/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|The main natural cause of famine, it struck the Sahel region from 1968 to 1985|Drought
05/07/1988|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$300|easy|The 1867 British North America Act united 3 colonies under this single name|Canada
14/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A DREW BARRYMORE FILM FESTIVAL|$800|hard|We didn't get to see much of Drew in this Wes Craven flick; she's killed off in the first 15 minutes|Scream
10/04/2007|Jeopardy!|THE 3rd CENTURY B.C.|$800|hard|Greek mathematician Eratosthenes famously calculates the circumference of this|the Earth
14/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY DISTINCTIONS|$1600|hard|This Asian country has the world's largest armed forces|China
01/04/2009|Jeopardy!|ROME, THE ETERNAL CITY|$600|medium|This Roman arena was begun by Vespasian around 75 A.D. & dedicated by his son Titus in 80 A.D.|the Colosseum
31/01/1997|Final Jeopardy!|THE CABINET|None|None|1 of 2 women who served in the cabinet for a total of 6 or more years|Elizabeth Dole & Frances Perkins
08/03/1999|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$300|easy|Helicopters, lumberjacks, teeth|Choppers
09/05/2008|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN IDOL|$800|hard|Gladys Knight nicknamed this Season 2 winner 'The Velvet Teddy Bear' for his smooth crooning|Ruben (Studdard)
20/10/2009|Jeopardy!|ROCK STARS ENCYCLOPEDIA ENTRIES|$200|easy|July 18, 1953: 'Earning $35 a week... he calls at Memphis Recording Service... paying $4 to make a private recording'|Elvis Presley
02/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS 2006|$800|hard|At the Winter Olympics, the Canadian women outscored their opposition 46-2 to win gold in this team sport|hockey
24/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A STATE OF CIVIL WAR|$1200|hard|What is now this state was briefly called Kanawha after it refused to secede from the Union|West Virginia
12/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|This thermometer developer discovered that the boiling point of a liquid varies with atmospheric pressure|Fahrenheit
27/07/2007|Jeopardy!|BIBLE BELTS|$200|easy|In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus says that if someone 'smiteth' you here, 'offer also the other'|the cheek
10/05/2010|Jeopardy!|4 SCORE & 7|$400|easy|The 87th of these ends, 'all my springs are in thee'|a Psalm
17/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTIES BY STATE|$1000|hard|Seneca, Summit, Sandusky|Ohio
28/09/1989|Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$300|easy|Studies show patients treated with TPA rarely need an angioplasty after this event|Heart Attack
06/07/1993|Jeopardy!|MOVIE CLASSICS|$100|easy|December 15, 1939, the day this film premiered, was declared a holiday in Georgia|Gone with the Wind
18/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARKS|$600|medium|You'll find this plant wizard's house & garden in Santa Rosa, California on the list|Luther Burbank
09/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE NECK UP|$800|hard|The soft one of these is pressed upward during swallowing so you don't get food in your nose|a palate
16/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DOCTOR WHO|$3000|hard|...pioneered the use of carbolic acid to disinfect wounds & surgical instruments|(Joseph) Lister
21/05/1997|Jeopardy!|SWEET TREATS|$400|easy|It's a rich soft chocolate treat or a precocious 4-year-old created by Judy Blume|Fudge
14/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE MATERIAL|$800|hard|Samuel A. Robb's original 'Old Chief Stogie'|wood
02/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH CAPITALS|$1000|hard|Valletta|Malta
08/07/1997|Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY & SPACE|$400|easy|Corvus, a small constellation south of Virgo, is said to represent this black bird|the crow
26/03/2010|Jeopardy!|LAST OF A DYING BREED|$1000|hard|'Booming Ben', the last Heath hen, stopped booming in 1932 on this big Massachusetts island|Martha's Vineyard
02/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$1200|hard|She stole a recorder when she was 5 & could play it, the piano & violin by the time she was 10|Dido
10/10/2011|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY MEMOIRS|$1000|hard|This country star called her 2011 memoir 'From This Moment On', also the name of one of her hit songs|Shania Twain
24/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|I AM I SAID|$4000|hard|19th century New Yorker who wrote, 'I am the poet of the body and I am the poet of the soul'|Walt Whitman
12/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|1947|$800|hard|The 'New Look' this designer introduced in 1947 returned Paris to fashion dominance|Christian Dior
13/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BRIGHT 'LIGHT'S|$800|hard|It's approximately 300,000 kilometers per second|Speed of light
18/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HARLEQUIN & COLUMBINE|$400|easy|Though Harlequin Books was founded in 1949, it didn't concentrate on this type of book until 1964|romance novels
22/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEXT STATE IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER|$1200|hard|After Pennsylvania|Rhode Island
28/11/1997|Jeopardy!|THE TELL-TALE HEART|$500|medium|The atria make up the upper, smaller part of the heart & these chambers form the lower portion|Ventricles
19/11/2002|Jeopardy!|IT JUST SOUNDS QUESTIONABLE|$1000|hard|In Spanish, this letter is 'I griega'|Y
15/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DANCE!|$800|hard|Paint-store clerk/ disco king Tony Manero was no Einstein in this '77 movie, but the chicks dug him|Saturday Night Fever
06/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BASIC SCIENCE|$1200|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew plays with his own beaker.) The cold of the ice causes the air in the balloon to do this, from the Latin for 'to draw in'|contract
23/04/2009|Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$800|hard|Excavations of this neighbor of Pompeii show it to have been a secluded retreat of the leisure class|Herculaneum
09/05/2000|Jeopardy!|YOUNG STARS|$300|easy|On this TGIF series Ben Savage & Danielle Fishel have tied the knot|Boy Meets World
06/10/2004|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY 'B'|$600|medium|Zugspitze is the highest point in this mountain range|the Bavarian Alps
27/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$200|easy|Nobel chemist Wilhelm Ostwald didn't believe in these, let alone their protons & electrons|atoms
22/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICALS!|$200|easy|The young orphan boys of the workhouse sing 'Food, Glorious Food' in Act 1 of this '60s musical|Oliver!
16/01/1998|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$200|easy|His then-wife Christie Brinkley painted the cover of his 1993 album 'River of Dreams'|Billy Joel
10/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THEY USED TO BE IN CHARGE|$1200|hard|Nguyen Van Thieu|South Vietnam
28/09/2006|Jeopardy!|THE 'L' YOU SAY|$800|hard|This 5-letter adjective can mean 'full of healthy vigor' or just plain 'lecherous'|lusty
16/03/2006|Jeopardy!|AS YOU LIKE 'IT'|$800|hard|Fiddler Perlman|Itzhak
27/01/2004|Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHY|$400|easy|He first gained fame as a jazz pianist|Nat King Cole
18/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|RANK-LY SPEAKING|$2000|hard|In the South, this 7-letter word is a title of respect prefixed to the name of distinguished elderly men|colonel
25/12/2009|Jeopardy!|'SWEET' CHARITY|$1000|hard|Villanova's Mendel Medal depicts the school's seal encircled by a wreath of these|sweet peas
12/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE DREADED SPELLING CATEGORY|$800|hard|Casually & cooly prove that you can spell...|N-O-N-C-H-A-L-A-N-T
15/11/1995|Jeopardy!|TREATIES|$100|easy|The 1815 Treaty of Paris was signed after his final defeat at Waterloo|Napoleon
18/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NBA NICKNAMES|$1200|hard|'Sir Charles'|Charles Barkley
02/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HENRY IV, PART 2|$200|easy|He says, 'I am not only witty in myself, but the cause that wit is in other men'|Falstaff
05/12/2001|Jeopardy!|SLOW NEWS DAY|$400|easy|(Sarah)  If you see Pete, this breed of dog lost last Sunday, remember, he's got a lot of 'fight' in him|boxer
28/09/2005|Jeopardy!|ARRESTING TELEVISION|$400|easy|Gary Sinise dusts for DNA as Det. Mac Taylor on this Gotham-based whodunit|CSI: New York
15/01/1988|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY JEOPARDY!|$200|easy|I once wanted to be a jockey, but ended up 'Riding' Harvey Korman|Tim Conway
30/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CONSTELLATIONS|$800|hard|This hunter constellation is well-armed: he's got a raised club, a shield & a sword dangling from his belt|Orion
12/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE MELBOURNE OLYMPICS, 1956|$200|easy|As an 8-year-old in 1956, she sang with a group welcoming Queen Elizabeth II; later she sang to open the 2000 games|Olivia Newton-John
18/07/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$100|easy|Shoppers, take note:  the Potomac Mills discount mall is this state's No. 1 tourist destination|Virginia
15/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OF TROY|$400|easy|This ancient work is set in the final year of the Trojan War|The Iliad
18/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MBAs RULE!|$800|hard|He's an MBA, a certified hypnotist & the creator of the character seen here|(Scott) Adams
17/12/1996|Jeopardy!|OKLAHOMANS|$200|easy|This male heartthrob who first gained notice in 'Thelma & Louise' was born in Shawnee, Oklahoma|Brad Pitt
27/06/2007|Jeopardy!|NO MATTER WHAT YOU'VE HEARD|$800|hard|Called a 'pan' in Trinidad, where it was invented, this instrument comes from a barrel|a steel drum
05/07/1995|Jeopardy!|LIFE SCIENCE|$300|easy|A week or two after the bite of an Anopheles mosquito, this disease's symptoms may appear|malaria
12/02/1998|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$100|easy|The Middle French word for this freshwater crustacean was 'crevice', which evolved into our English word|crayfish
08/11/2000|Jeopardy!|LIT-POURRI|$200|easy|This 1961 novel by Joseph Heller takes place on the island of Pianosa|Catch-22
04/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BUILDING WOOD|$800|hard|This softwood may be clear, jack, white, sugar or Ponderosa|pine
18/07/2000|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$300|easy|Of 3, 30, or 300, number of days Jonah spent inside a 'great fish'|3
20/03/2009|Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURAL WORDS (& HINTS)|$1000|hard|Monumental temple gateway in ancient Egypt (also a Faulkner novel) (Bonus: & an orange traffic cone)|a pylon
16/10/2001|Jeopardy!|PROVINCES|$500|medium|Chaco & La Pampa|Argentina
09/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LEFTOVERS|$200|easy|This constellation is abbreviated Psc|Pisces
13/12/2004|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$400|easy|The title of this Dr. Seuss book is evident from the illustration seen here|Hop on Pop
03/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHY|$800|hard|This Frenchman later said that his 1945 lecture on existentialism & humanism was a mistake|Jean-Paul Sartre
04/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SISTER CITIES|$2000|hard|Charlotte, North Carolina's sisters include Baoding, China & this French town known for its porcelain|Limoges
09/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE ACTORS BY ROLE|$1200|hard|Kitty Pryde, Hayley Stark, Juno MacGuff|Ellen Page
07/01/2011|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'H'|$2500|hard|The only state capital ending in 'H', it was named for an English soldier & courtier|Raleigh
14/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RIOT!|$400|easy|This capital city got torched in 2008 after the police shooting of 15-year-old Alexandros Grigoropoulos|Athens
15/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NON-NATIVE AMERICANS|$1000|hard|This Havana-born actor is not related to poet Federico Garcia Lorca, whom he played in a 1997 film|Andy Garcia
14/04/1997|Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$300|easy|Before his troops' charge at Gettysburg, he told them 'Don't forget today that you are from old Virginia'|George Pickett
19/04/2001|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$100|easy|The name of this ceremonial form of Japanese suicide means to 'cut your belly'|hara-kiri (seppuku)
30/10/1998|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC DISNEY FILMS|$200|easy|Chim-Chim Cheree!  This film featuring chimney sweeps swept up 13 Oscar nominations|Mary Poppins
18/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1472 this island group known for its pony & sheepdog was annexed to Scotland|Shetland Islands
05/01/2011|Jeopardy!|IT'S TV, IT'S HBO|$600|medium|This comedy website has come to HBO with Will Ferrell as an executive producer|Funny or Die
16/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THANK YOU, DR. PARÉ|$2000|hard|To prevent this, i.e. heavy bleeding, Paré tied blood vessels instead of cauterizing them with hot irons|hemorrhage
02/02/2000|Jeopardy!|KENNETHS|$300|easy|Poet Kenneth Rexroth earned the title 'Godfather of' this Jack Kerouac literary movement|Beat movement
10/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'Y'|$200|easy|You're in balance if you know it's the complement of 'yang'|yin
21/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|1789|$200|easy|Washington proclaimed Nov. 26, 1789 this first national holiday|Thanksgiving
20/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ARIAS|$1000|hard|An aria in 'H.M.S. Pinafore' declares, 'I'm called Little' this, 'though I could never tell why'|Buttercup
09/12/2010|Jeopardy!|TAKE A 'COMP' DAY|$1000|hard|Awareness & sympathy for another's suffering|compassion
05/02/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$300|easy|In 1860 the Second Maori War broke out in this country|New Zealand
27/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC APPRECIATION|$400|easy|This small woodwind is known for its high pitch, & its name is Italian for 'small'|piccolo
21/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS OF THE '90S|$400|easy|This Peter Benchley book about a giant killer squid was turned into a 1996 TV miniseries|The Beast
12/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THE TITANIC|$800|hard|The first warning of the iceberg came at 11:40 P.M. from Fred Fleet, the lookout in this platform high above the deck|the crow's nest
22/12/2004|Jeopardy!|'N'TICE ME!|$800|hard|An instrumental figure in ending school segregation, Roy Wilkins headed this organization for over 20 years|the NAACP
20/10/2011|Jeopardy!|AT SIXES & SEVENS|$600|medium|He was a Harvard graduate & our sixth U.S. president|John Quincy Adams
19/03/2004|Jeopardy!|DISNEY FILM VOICES|$1000|hard|Eddie Murphy was dragon around as a dragon named Mushu in this 1998 release|Mulan
22/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|400 YEARS OF THE TELESCOPE|$400|easy|He doubled his salary & received tenure after giving the Doge of Venice a telescope for naval operations|Galileo
28/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT GREECE|$600|medium|City-state ruled by Pericles|Athens
15/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE ENLIGHTENMENT|$2000|hard|Time's July 5, 2004 cover story was 'The Radical Mind of' this American Enlightenment thinker|Thomas Jefferson
06/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|REAL NAMES ON THE MARQUEE|$600|medium|Julia Wells & James Baumgarner in 'Victor/Victoria'|Julie Andrews & James Garner
11/10/2011|Jeopardy!|ONE-LINERS|$800|hard|Oscar Levant: Joe DiMaggio's divorce from her 'proves that no man can be a success in 2 national pastimes'|Marilyn Monroe
15/01/2009|Jeopardy!|CAR TALK|$600|medium|Dust & metal shavings can damage the engine that's why you need to regularly replace this cleaning device|oil filter
05/03/2003|Jeopardy!|WORD PUZZLES|$1000|hard|A difficult & prolonged struggle ---------------------------------- E L T T A B|uphill battle
22/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES MOVIE REVIEWS|$1600|hard|Vincent Canby said it's Woody Allen's 'homage to Tolstoy, Kierkegaard, Einstein, Groucho Marx...'|Love and Death
16/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|RACE-Y HUMOR|$2200|hard|In the 1992 presidential race George H.W. Bush called this political rival 'ozone man'|Al Gore
06/11/2009|Jeopardy!|THE TEENS|$400|easy|In a game of tennis, it's the first point scored|15
12/10/2010|Jeopardy!|'DOLLAR'S & 'CENT'S|$200|easy|In a song from 'Annie', 'The sun'll come out tomorrow, bet' this 'that tomorrow there'll be sun'|your bottom dollar
21/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE SONG DYNASTY|$1600|hard|Song dynasty innovations included rockets powered by this explosive stuff|gunpowder
26/01/2005|Jeopardy!|TEENS AT WORK|$200|easy|At 14, this fairy tale author worked for a director of the Royal Theater in Copenhagen|Hans Christian Andersen
25/05/2005|Jeopardy!|IF IT'S TUESDAY|$1000|hard|His bestseller 'Tuesdays With Morrie' chronicled his weekly visits to his dying professor|Mitch Albom
02/04/2001|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED BIRDS|$500|medium|Gulp, gulp: OWL SLAW|swallow
13/03/1997|Jeopardy!|THE FANNIE FARMER COOKBOOK|$300|easy|To make 20 pints of this suet-laden pie filling, Fannie adds a quart of brandy|Mincemeat
18/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL SPORTS STARS|$1000|hard|In 1998 this beautiful German figure skater played the mistress of a Russian mobster in the movie 'Ronin'|Katarina Witt
30/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SAME FIRST & LAST LETTER|$1600|hard|This term is used for items made from clay, including bricks as well as pottery|ceramic
26/02/2003|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$600|medium|The Pindus Mountains of this country separate Thessaly from Epirus|Greece
19/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CREATURE FEATURE|$1600|hard|1993: 'Jack the ____'|Bear
23/06/2004|Jeopardy!|MEASURE FOR MEASURE|$200|easy|It's considered 1/60 of a teaspoon, so now you can figure out how much one 'in a bucket' is|a drop
20/07/2006|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE PLAYBOY MANSION|$1000|hard|At the Mansion is a frieze showing this Roman dawn deity 'scattering flowers before the chariot of the sun'|Aurora
10/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|THEATER|$1000|hard|Durrenmatt play in which a woman promises to give townspeople a fortune if they will kill her ex-lover|The Visit
08/09/1992|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$700|hard|In Matthew the value of entering the Kingdom of Heaven is likened to this gem|a pearl
12/11/1999|Jeopardy!|KID TUNES|$100|easy|In the lyrics of the song, it's how long 'I've Been Working on the Railroad'|All the live long day
06/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PRINCE SONGS A LA TREBEK|$800|hard|'Why do we scream at each other, this is what it sounds like when' this happens|When Doves Cry
21/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY MARRIAGES|$2000|hard|For much of the '80s, Cicely Tyson was married to this jazz trumpeter|Miles Davis
27/05/2005|Jeopardy!|QUOTES FROM THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES|$1000|hard|This TV Charlie's Angel observed, 'femininity... used properly... easily jumbles the brain of any man I've ever met'|Farrah Fawcett
23/09/1999|Jeopardy!|LITERATI|$500|medium|John Greenleaf Whittier wrote of one of these boys 'with cheek of tan'|Barefoot Boy
22/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONIC PAIRS|$400|easy|Game show host Rayburn's Levis|Gene's jeans
15/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'C' BIRDS|$600|medium|The Whooping species of this is on the endangered list|Crane
25/07/2007|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$800|hard|It's the period, 1920 to 1933, when alcoholic beverages were illegal|Prohibition
08/04/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 'OLD' DOMINION|$1000|hard|Until 1991 this landlocked nation east of the Carpathian Mountains was a republic of the Soviet Union|Moldova
24/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IRAQ'S PROVINCES|$1600|hard|Logically enough, it's the province where Iraq's capital is located|Baghdad
29/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHO KILLED ME, SHAKESPEARE?|$400|easy|Banquo--this guy who sent the hitmen, though he also got his own hands bloody|Macbeth
25/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'A'|$800|hard|Go upward (6)|ascend
21/07/2006|Jeopardy!|MESOPOTAMIA|$400|easy|What some Mesopotamians called the 'Nether Sea' we call this gulf|the Persian Gulf
07/12/2001|Jeopardy!|STATE TREES|$600|medium|This state tree of Mississppi is famed for its fragrant flowers|magnolia
22/06/2004|Jeopardy!|RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT!|$400|easy|B.I.O.N., herpetologist Bill Haast has been bitten over 150 times by these deadly creatures!|snakes
08/12/2008|Jeopardy!|A NUMBER FROM 1 TO 10|$200|easy|American Express Card numbers start with 3; MasterCard numbers, with this digit|5
23/01/2004|Jeopardy!|TO A 'TEE'|$200|easy|Type of ballot to file when you're not there to vote on election day|an absentee
05/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WAY OUT THERE|$2000|hard|Saturn's largest satellite, it's the only one in the solar system known to have clouds & a dense atmosphere|Titan
09/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS NICKNAMES|$800|hard|Albert DeSalvo, known as this, died in a Walpole, Mass. state prison where he was ironically, making women's chokers|The Boston Strangler
07/10/2010|Jeopardy!|2012|$800|hard|After 62 years the U.S. is scheduled to relinquish wartime control of this nation's military|South Korea
15/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'EX'TRA!|$1200|hard|This 3-word Latin phrase means 'after the fact'|ex post facto
16/11/2000|Jeopardy!|STATE NICKNAMES|$300|easy|'The Razorback State'|Arkansas
21/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'A' TOUGHIE|$400|easy|He was spared by a lion he had de-thorned|Androcles
10/01/1997|Jeopardy!|HANNA-BARBERA DOGS|$100|easy|In one episode of the original 'Jetsons', a millionaire tried to take him away|Astro (aka 'Tralfaz')
11/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER ABBREV.|$800|hard|Law north of the border: RCMP|Royal Canadian Mounted Police
20/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TELLING TALES OUT OF SCHOOL|$400|easy|It was 'Good-Bye' to this title teacher in a 1934 James Hilton novel|Mr. Chips
05/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GREASY SPOON PHRASE BOOK|$600|medium|Order 'Adam & Eve on a Raft' & you'll get poached eggs on this|Toast
02/02/1998|Jeopardy!|BLOCKBUSTERS|$100|easy|For the 3rd film in this Mel Gibson series, Orlando, Florida let the crew blow up their old city hall|Lethal Weapon
02/07/2007|Jeopardy!|MUSCLE CARS|$200|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew delivers the clue.) For the '59 Biscayne, Chevy introduced new features like cat's eye taillights and fins named for this mammal's wings|bat
10/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|KIDNAPPINGS|$2000|hard|9-year-old George Weyerhaeuser, whose dad was big in this business, got snatched in 1935|paper/lumber/timber
24/10/2005|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL HISTORY|$600|medium|Yankee shortstop Bucky Dent helped win the 1978 pennant for the Yankees with a playoff home run at this park|Fenway Park
01/02/1990|Jeopardy!|SPORTS SHIFTS|$100|easy|The NBA's Jazz franchise spent 5 years in this city before moving to Salt Lake City in 1979|New Orleans
12/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CHOREOGRAPHERS|$400|easy|Choreographer Rudolf von Laban developed a widely used system of this, seen here|Dance notation
26/04/2007|Jeopardy!|MULTIPLE MEANINGS|$600|medium|To lightly make fun of, or a baby goat|kid
23/11/2009|Jeopardy!|TWINKLE TWINKLE LITTLE WORD THAT RHYMES WITH STAR|$800|hard|The incarnation of a god in Hindu myth, or an Internet graphical image representing a person|an avatar
29/04/1997|Jeopardy!|SUPERSTITION|$300|easy|A ring around the moon means this weather condition will soon occur|snow
20/02/1990|Jeopardy!|BOTTOMS UP|$100|easy|This California firm is the largest producer of wine in the U.S.|Gallo
23/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FITNESS|$800|hard|Term for the technique of race walking, from the usual first & last parts of the foot to touch the ground|heel-toe
29/11/1994|Jeopardy!|UNUSUAL BOOKS|$100|easy|'Bred any Good Rooks Lately?' is a humorous collection of these groaners|puns
17/04/2006|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$1000|hard|The American poet Hilda Doolittle used this 2-letter pen name|H.D.
18/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEAREST NATIONAL CAPITAL TO...|$1600|hard|...the Strait of Gibraltar|Rabat
11/05/2005|Jeopardy!|VERB FIRST NAMES|$400|easy|To put on clothes or a uniform|Don
19/12/1997|Jeopardy!|BEATNIK LIT|$300|easy|Gregory Corso's poem 'Bomb' was printed in the shape of this type of cloud|Mushroom cloud
19/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC PHRASES|$2500|hard|It's the cape referred to in the name of the Cape buffalo|the Cape of Good Hope
30/04/2007|Jeopardy!|TRAVELING ABROAD|$400|easy|Life is a carnival when you travel to this country|Brazil
25/01/2007|Jeopardy!|FOOTBALL|$400|easy|( Jimmy of the Clue Crew holds up a white board. ) The two basic types of pass coverage are man-to-man and this; in which defensive players are assigned an area to cover|zone
21/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MONTANA|$600|medium|The Cartwright family would be right at home with this type of pine, the state tree of Montana|Ponderosa pine
12/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL ANAGRAMS|$800|hard|If I bolster my courage, I can eat a 5-pound one of these|Lobster (bolster)
03/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|JUST 'ASP'|$800|hard|I'll choke you until you do this if you don't come up with the right word|asphyxiate
26/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS & EXPLORATION|$2000|hard|In 1682 he claimed the entire Mississippi Valley for France; 5 years later, his own men killed him in Texas|LaSalle
25/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|EMMY FACTS|$400|easy|With 16 nominations, this 'Murder, She Wrote' star is the most nominated primetime actress with no wins|Angela Lansbury
04/11/1986|Jeopardy!|DANCE|$400|easy|Gwen Verdon kicked her way to fame doing this in the 1953 musical of the same name|Can-Can
03/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EPONYMS|$6000|hard|When forced into retirement, this Anglican clergyman reportedly said, 'It came as a blushing crow'|(Reverend William Archibald) Spooner
27/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AN ALL-EDDIE BEFORE & AFTER|$1200|hard|Grambling State's football coach from 1941 to 1997 becomes a Defoe title character|Eddie Robinson Crusoe
16/06/2010|Jeopardy!|SPIN-OZA|$200|easy|In a Grimm fairy tale, this little man spins straw into gold: can you guess his name?|Rumpelstiltskin
09/06/2011|Jeopardy!|STATE SONGS?|$800|hard|Alabama:  'If You're Gonna Play In ____ (You Gotta Have A Fiddle In The Band)'|Texas
22/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PULITZER PRIZE PLAYS|$2000|hard|(Here's a friend of our show--Edward Albee)  In this play that won me my third Pulitzer Prize, all 3 of the title females are based on my adoptive mother|Three Tall Women
03/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|KING OF QUEENS|$400|easy|I Kings relates that this wise king had 700 wives & 300 concubines (Did I say wise?)|Solomon
26/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OF THE WESTERN WORLD|$400|easy|Members of the Somoza family ruled this Central American country for 38 of the 42 years between 1937 & 1979|Nicaragua
05/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|DANCE|$400|easy|The name of the Israeli dance Mayim, Mayim means this liquid, this liquid|water
17/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MISSING VOWELS|$1600|hard|A receptacle with a touch of glass: Q R M|aquarium
07/12/2004|Jeopardy!|SITCOM SPIN-OFFS|$600|medium|'Gloria'|All in the Family
06/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN NICKNAMES|$2000|hard|Gloria Vanderbilt or Doris Duke; it's also the translation of the Victoria Ruffo telenovela title 'Pobre Nina Rica'|Poor Little Rich Girl
05/12/2001|Jeopardy!|CENTRAL AMERICA|$600|medium|Nicaraguan dictator Somoza never rebuilt downtown Managua after this 1972 disaster|earthquake
23/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OBSOLETELY FABULOUS|$2000|hard|Here is what you'd see if you used this type of computer printer with a 9-, 18-, or 24-pin print head|a dot-matrix printer
17/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$200|easy|His 'Maple Leaf Rag', the most famous instrumental rag, was composed in 1899|Scott Joplin
09/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'CAMP'|$2000|hard|Bill Moyers based 'The Power of Myth' on his conversations with this man|Joseph Campbell
12/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FORMER CAPITALS|$400|easy|Washington-on-the-Brazos, where this state declared its independence from Mexico, was capital 1842-45|Texas
14/10/1998|Jeopardy!|BIRD WORDS & PHRASES|$400|easy|It's the kind of broad view that reminds us of frozen food guy Clarence|a bird's-eye view
07/10/2010|Jeopardy!|CLUB TED|$1000|hard|The animated movie 'The Iron Giant' was based on a children's book by this late British poet laureate|Ted Hughes
19/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GOING 'GREEN'|$800|hard|A retailer of fresh vegetables & fruits in England|a greengrocer
21/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE DOGS OF WAR|$800|hard|The dog here is training with this branch of the military; in Florida, not Tripoli|the Marines
18/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE JUNG & THE RESTLESS|$1600|hard|Jung practiced this 'free' technique for exploring the mind in which a patient responds to stimulus words|free association
25/10/2000|Jeopardy!|MILLERS OUTPOST|$100|easy|For pioneering work in finance theory, Merton Miller won this prize in Economic Science for 1990|Nobel Prize
09/06/2004|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$200|easy|You can take the Powell-Mason line of these to a museum of them in San Francisco|cable cars
26/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$600|medium|L.L. Knickerbocker makes a version of these dolls, which have been around since 1915:|Raggedy Ann & Andy
16/11/1995|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FRANKS|$100|easy|This 'Wizard of Oz' author edited a trade magazine for store window decorators|L. Frank Baum
27/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR|$1000|hard|The peace treaty gave this island to the U.S.; the rest of the Marianas were later purchased by Germany|Guam
27/10/1998|Jeopardy!|STRAWBERRIES|$300|easy|Strawberries have their very own variety of this tiny pest also called a plant louse|Aphid
08/02/2000|Jeopardy!|TEEN PEOPLE|$400|easy|For this Wallflower, when it comes to style & fashion, 'Black...rocks like no other color'|Jakob Dylan
08/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THANK YOU, I PREFER NOT TO ROCK|$2000|hard|This baritone who died in 2004 was a star at the Met & at Yankee Stadium with his national anthem rendition|(Robert) Merrill
23/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ANYONE FROM TENNESSEE?|$1200|hard|During the Civil War, this Tennessee native fought for the North & delivered his 'Damn the torpedoes!' line|Admiral Farragut
19/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'QUE' TIPS|$800|hard|Tchaikovsky died a few weeks after the debut of this symphony which has been called his 'swan song'|Pathetique Symphony
08/06/2006|Jeopardy!|GAMES|$600|medium|It's the trademarked name for the game that uses a hollow white celluloid ball that's 40 mm in diameter|Ping-Pong
03/10/2001|Jeopardy!|SECOND-LARGEST CITIES|$500|medium|In Mexico, it's second to Mexico City|Guadalajara
24/02/2010|Jeopardy!|WHEN WE WERE KINGS|$800|hard|1973 to present, in Sweden|Carl Gustaf
22/06/2001|Jeopardy!|IN OTHER WORDS|$500|medium|Ancient warriors fail to perish, but dematerialize instead|old soldiers never die, they just fade away
13/01/1988|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$400|easy|Centuries apart, Vasco da Gama & Lord Mountbatten both served as viceroys of this country|India
27/05/2003|Final Jeopardy!|CLASSIC LITERATURE|None|None|'A Bird's Eye View of Paris' & 'The Bells' are chapters in this 1831 novel|The Hunchback of Notre Dame
22/01/2007|Jeopardy!|HOT TUNES|$600|medium|He's recorded 'Burn Down the Mission', 'Flames of Paradise' & a big hit about a candle|Elton John
01/04/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$600|medium|In the early 1970s it was reported that the Gran Grifon, flagship of this fleet, was found in Scottish waters|the Spanish Armada
29/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$400|easy|From the Greek for 'yoke', it's a cell formed by the union of 2 gametes|a zygote
04/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T FORGET THE LYRICS!|$2000|hard|'In and around the lake, mountains come out of the sky', sang this group in 1972's 'Roundabout'|Yes
27/12/2011|Jeopardy!|TIPS ON NETWORKING|$200|easy|Snarl along with 'Big Cat Diary' & 'Pit Bulls and Parolees'|Animal Planet
13/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES SCIENCE TIMES|$3000|hard|The Dot Earth blog had an interview with the maker of this documentary about dolphin slaughter that just won an Oscar|The Cove
08/01/2001|Jeopardy!|A STEW OF STEWARTS|$200|easy|This man played the title bandleader in the 1954 film 'The Glenn Miller Story'|Jimmy Stewart
10/05/1990|Jeopardy!|SHARK!|$300|easy|The Chinese dry & use this part of the shark in soup|Fin
20/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|STATE LAKES|$800|hard|Grand Lake O' the Cherokees|Oklahoma
21/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CARTOON THEME SONGS|$2000|hard|'We're zany to the max, there's baloney in our slacks'|Animaniacs
07/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AUSTEN-TATIOUS|$400|easy|After her unsuccessful & meddlesome matchmaking, this title character realizes she loves Mr. Knightley|Emma Woodhouse
09/12/1999|Jeopardy!|FOOD, GLORIOUS FOOD|$500|medium|Only well-trained sushi chefs can clean & prepare this poisonous puffer fish|Fugu
23/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST & LAST NAME, PLEASE|$400|easy|U.S. vice president: ____ Horatio ____|Hubert Humphrey
06/05/2003|Jeopardy!|FROM THE LATIN|$400|easy|Of the 3 virtues mentioned in the King James Version of I Corinthians 13;13, the 2 that are from Latin|faith & charity
01/07/1993|Jeopardy!|PIG ODDS & ENDS|$100|easy|They're the parts of a baby's body referred to in rhyme as 'piggies'|the toes
10/10/2002|Jeopardy!|CERTIFICATES|$400|easy|When Billie Jean King won her first Wimbledon singles title in 1966, the prize was one of these for tennis wear|gift certificate
21/09/2001|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEWS|$400|easy|This author's 'One L ', about the first year of law school, read 'as if it were the most absorbing of thrillers'|Scott Turow
29/03/2007|Jeopardy!|THE GOLDEN AGE OF TELEVISION|$800|hard|Shows named for & starring these 2 movie pooches debuted in the fall of 1954|Lassie & Rin Tin Tin
04/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ALTERNATIVE HISTORY NOVELS|$2000|hard|In this Robert Harris book, the Nazis won WWII & JFK's dad, Joseph, is U.S. President|Fatherland
04/06/2010|Jeopardy!|IT BORDERS INDIA|$1000|hard|This nation to India's north is also the only other nation with a Hindu population of  more than 80%|Nepal
09/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$1000|hard|This Italian painted a characteristically elongated self-portrait in 1919, shortly before his death|Modigliani
13/03/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. BODIES OF WATER|$500|medium|Lying in the bowl of an extinct volcano in the Cascade Mountains, it's America's deepest lake|Crater Lake
28/11/2002|Jeopardy!|SO GREAT THEY NEED 2 NICKNAMES|$800|hard|The Baseball Encyclopedia lists his nicknames as 'The Franchise' & 'Tom Terrific'|Tom Seaver
30/12/2011|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS OF GERMANY|$1000|hard|This city's Bavarian National Museum was created in 1855 by Maximilian II to preserve Bavaria's artistic treasures|Munich
10/03/2003|Jeopardy!|ALPHABETIC HOMOPHONES|$200|easy|To achieve the best flavor, this should steep for 3 to 5 minutes prior to being served|tea
24/06/1999|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE U.S.A.|$300|easy|The Enchanted Circle is a scenic drive in this state, the 'Land of Enchantment'|New Mexico
21/05/1990|Jeopardy!|FISH|$400|easy|The Portuguese got the name for this toothed fish from the Tupi Indians who live along the Amazon|piranhas
26/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ON 'Q'|$400|easy|Where you keep your arrows|quiver
22/04/2003|Jeopardy!|MANLY MEN KNOW...|$400|easy|Consisting of large lead pellets, this hunting supply gets its name from the male of animals like deer|buckshot
03/02/1998|Jeopardy!|BIERCE'S DEVIL'S DICTIONARY|$200|easy|Wife Mollie may have agreed with Bierce that this emotion is 'A temporary insanity curable by marriage'|Love
17/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE SPORTING NEWS|$1200|hard|Now officially made by Inglasco for the pros, these were originally made from frozen cow dung in Canada|hockey pucks
12/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES IN THE NOOSE|$800|hard|A convicted war criminal, this Japanese leader who ordered the attack on Pearl Harbor was hanged in 1948|Hideki Tojo
22/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS & THEIR WORKS|$1200|hard|1948: 'Christina's World'|Andrew Wyeth
01/05/2008|Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF BEER|$1000|hard|Labatt|Canada
22/05/2003|Jeopardy!|STATE LAKES|$400|easy|Yellowstone Lake|Wyoming
23/11/1994|Jeopardy!|1950S SONG LYRICS|$500|medium|'All day, all night', this woman, 'down by the seashore, sifting sand'|Mary Ann
24/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FILMOGRAPHIES|$200|easy|'Hi Mom!', 'Bang the Drum Slowly',  'Cape Fear'|Robert De Niro
16/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ABRAHAM LINCOLN|$400|easy|In the painting seen here, Lincoln is reading this historic document that led to the end of slavery|the Emancipation Proclamation
20/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BIRTH! HELPED FOUND THE USA! DEATH!|$1600|hard|Born July 26, 1739, later served as veep but not as the leader of Parliament/Funkadelic, died April 20, 1812|(George) Clinton
17/05/2011|Final Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|None|None|The first words he ever spoke to his assistant were 'How are you?... You have been in Afghanistan, I perceive'|Sherlock Holmes
18/05/2010|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE 'E'|$600|medium|2-word numerical term for burial at sea or just getting rid of something|deep sixing
11/09/1984|Final Jeopardy!|THE CALENDAR|None|None|Calendar date with which the 20th century began|January 1, 1901
14/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MEASUREMENT|$1600|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew uses a map and compass.)  To reach my destination, I need to find this measure of angular direction; here, the one I want is 40 degrees from magnetic north|bearing
09/03/1999|Jeopardy!|NOVELIST-PLAYWRIGHTS|$300|easy|Folks in 'Our Town' know his novel 'The Bridge of San Luis Rey' made him famous|Thornton Wilder
17/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S TRAGIC MEN|$2000|hard|Octavius & Philo|Antony and Cleopatra
20/11/2009|Jeopardy!|COVER ME!|$600|medium|This Van Halen frontman re-did Louis Prima's 'Just A Gigolo' in 1985|David Lee Roth
20/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|MAXWELL ANDERSON|$200|easy|This queen was the Anne in Anderson's 1948 'Anne of the Thousand Days'|Anne Boleyn
28/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TV MATH|$1200|hard|John Ritter's sitcom 'Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter' times John Ritter's sitcom 'Company'|24
15/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HEDGEHOG-PODGE|$2000|hard|A recent bestseller by Muriel Barbery is called this 'of the Hedgehog'|The Elegance of the Hedgehog
02/10/1985|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$200|easy|Name for both Chinese gooseberry & people of New Zealand comes from this bird|kiwi
10/11/1999|Jeopardy!|CIVIL WAR SONGS|$100|easy|This Southern anthem was first performed in 1859 in New York City, not in the land of cotton|Dixie
19/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|“HARD” & “EASY” MOVIES|$600|medium|Bogart's last flim, it was bout what goes down in the world of prizefighting|The Harder They Fall
24/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE|$2600|hard|Between New Hampshire & Vermont runs this river named for a third state|the Connecticut
06/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HONORING WHAT?|$400|easy|The Wright Brothers Memorial Trophy: service of value to this in the United States|aviation
20/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH DAKOTA|$800|hard|This South Dakota capital was founded as a fort in the early 1800s & named for a French fur trader|Pierre
09/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEATING THE ODDS|$400|easy|With help from 'miracle worker' Anne Sullivan, she learned to speak, & to read Braille, & even graduated college|Helen Keller
21/04/2004|Jeopardy!|MONTREAL EXPOSE|$400|easy|A bagpiper at Ogilvy's Department Store plays to announce this hour|noon
21/12/2006|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE SPORTS TEAM LOGOS|$200|easy|Catholic and co-ed, this university has a noted law school|Notre Dame
26/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING PRESIDENT|$400|easy|2000:  Jeff Daniels|George Washington (in 'The Crossing')
15/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$400|easy|Medically, G.I. stands for this system|gastrointestinal
21/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE YEAR OF THE HEADLINE|$400|easy|Frank Sinatra Passes Away!|1998
26/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SOLDIERS|$1200|hard|On Oct. 20, 1944 on Leyte Island, he said, 'Our forces stand again on Philippine soil'|MacArthur
28/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|Within 100 years of this religion's founding in Arabia, its followers dominated north Africa|Islam
10/03/1998|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE 'IN'|$400|easy|This phrase may have originally referred to political boss Ed or movie star Errol|In Like Flynn
06/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SCHOOLING YOU IN LATIN|$2000|hard|From the Latin for 'of the side', it's a type of football pass|lateral
09/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OUT OF BUSINESS|$400|easy|Its beloved sock puppet couldn't keep this dot-com from closing in 2000|Pets.com
24/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE HOUSE OF THE 7 GERBILS|$2600|hard|Gerbillos pyramidom is a species whose common name includes the name of this country|Egypt
11/01/2010|Jeopardy!|OSCAR WINNERS & NOMINEES ON TV|$800|hard|Executive producer of 'Ugly Betty', she has also guest starred as Sofia Reyes|Salma Hayek
16/09/2002|Jeopardy!|KIDS IN BOOKS|$800|hard|She's Beezus Quimby's pesky young sister|Ramona
04/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TITLE LOVERS|$200|easy|In Shakespeare: Troilus & her|Cressida
13/10/2006|Jeopardy!|CRAGS LIST|$3000|hard|La Cruz del this bird is a high point in Colca Canyon in the Peruvian Andes|the condor
06/04/2011|Jeopardy!|THE VEEP RIGHT BEFORE...|$400|easy|Thomas Jefferson|John Adams
24/03/2005|Jeopardy!|SMITH COLLEGE ALUMNAE|$600|medium|These 2 20th century First Ladies both attended Smith College in the 1940s|Barbara Bush & Nancy Reagan
05/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MR. SPEAKER (OF THE HOUSE)|$800|hard|3 Georgians have served as Speaker of the House: 2 Democrats & from 1995 to 1999 this Republican|Gingrich
15/03/2007|Jeopardy!|NO BYTE|$200|easy|House, harvest & grasshopper are types of this rodent|a mouse
18/01/2010|Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN BROADWAY MUSICALS|$800|hard|Leo Bloom & Max Bialystock|The Producers
10/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS|$400|easy|Article 25 of the League covenant called for the establishment of chapters of this relief group by all members|the Red Cross
28/09/2005|Jeopardy!|EARTH, WIND OR FIRE|$200|easy|Completes the title of an Earth, Wind & Fire hit song 'Serpentine...'|Fire
13/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PLANTS|$1600|hard|The scientific name of this carnivorous plant found in the Carolinas means 'Aphrodite's Mousetrap'|Venus Flytrap
23/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPECIAL FORCES|$200|easy|The Army initially refused to authorize these hats now synonymous with U.S. Special Forces|Green Berets
20/09/2011|Jeopardy!|TV TITLE ROLE PLAYING|$800|hard|'Barney Miller'|Hal Linden
13/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|STAR WARS FOREVER|$1200|hard|The only actors to be in all 6 'Star Wars' movies are the men who played these 2 robots|C-3PO & R2-D2
02/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RIGHT 'IN' THE MIDDLE|$800|hard|Denver, Philadelphia & San Francisco each have a U.S. one|a mint
14/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OREGONE|$1000|hard|In this city named for a fur-trading mogul, a park sits on the site of the 1811 fort|Astoria
15/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A VISIT TO A JAPANESE TEMPLE|$1200|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reads from Kiyomizudera Temple in Kyoto, Japan.)  This is the shoro, or bell tower; you can see the imperial emblem that features the kiku, this flower symbolizing nobility|the chrysanthemum
21/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE SPANISH DICTIONARY|$800|hard|Under D: Dormitorio is this room in your house|the bedroom
30/04/2008|Jeopardy!|WILL...OF...FORTUNE!|$200|easy|This newspaper guy's estate south of San Francisco boasted 50 miles of ocean frontage & a 1,665-square-foot indoor pool|Hearst
17/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|17th CENTURY DUTCHMEN|$4000|hard|Hugo Grotius helped found international law with 'De Jure Belli ac Pacis', 'On the Law of' these 2 things|War and Peace
13/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|STAR WARS FOREVER|$800|hard|(Mark Hamill gives the clue.)  In the early drafts of 'Star Wars', Luke's last name was Starkiller; this, of course, was his last name in the finished film|Skywalker
13/03/2001|Jeopardy!|WE'RE NO. 1!|$100|easy|Get up & identify this 'Sex Machine'; he's Soul Brother Number 1|James Brown
02/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HOT JOBS|$1000|hard|From the Latin for 'fellow slave', this worker in the hospitality field makes arrangements for hotel guests|a concierge
22/03/2007|Jeopardy!|THE BOOK OF RUTH|$800|hard|Total number of regular season home runs Babe Ruth hit in his career; it was the record until 1974|714
21/04/2009|Jeopardy!|BIRTHSTONES... MEET THE BIRTHSTONES|$800|hard|Mother-of-this!  It's June's stone, along with moonstone & alexandrite|pearl
22/04/1997|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$300|easy|In 1740 he became king of Prussia & elector of Brandenburg|Frederick the Great
11/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WILDLIFE|$800|hard|This hairy family contains the world's largest spider, a South American species that has a 10-inch leg span|tarantula
09/02/2001|Jeopardy!|1900|$200|easy|Unlike 2000, 1900 wasn't one of these, so Thursday, March 1 followed Wednesday, Feb. 28|a leap year
11/01/2010|Jeopardy!|ALLUSIONAL THINKING|$200|easy|Someone compared to this Aesop kid has lied so many times no one believes him even when he's telling the truth|the boy who cried wolf
13/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|BEST SELLERS|$1000|hard|He's hit the best seller lists writing novels about horse racing like 'The Edge' & 'Hot Money'|Dick Francis
25/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CRITTERS|$2000|hard|On the Galapagos Islands, the marine type of this lizard feeds on algae that it gathers off rocks at low tide|an iguana
10/04/1998|Final Jeopardy!|IN THE KITCHEN|None|None|Now in over 44 million U.S. kitchens, this type of product was illegal in NYC until 1997|Garbage disposal
08/07/2010|Jeopardy!|WALK WITH ME|$600|medium|On second thought, walk by yourself if pirates are making you do this, as seen here|walk the plank
15/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTIAL RHYME TIME|$800|hard|Al's portals|Gore's doors
27/04/2009|Jeopardy!|ANIMATED WORD PUZZLES|$600|medium|Do something that's not like you|act out of character
15/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS FOR YOUR DOG|$400|easy|Your dog notes the Wizard gave the Scarecrow a brain & the Lion courage, but this little dog didn't even get a bone|Toto
26/07/2007|Jeopardy!|STORY SPOILERS|$600|medium|Ponyboy vs. the Socs.  Johnny kills a Soc.  A church catches on fire, kids are saved.  Johnny dies, Dally is shot|The Outsiders
01/02/2005|Jeopardy!|RECENT CINEMA|$1000|hard|In 'Shark Tale' this famous director provides the voice of Sykes, a puffer fish with eyebrows|Martin Scorsese
12/01/1998|Jeopardy!|SLEEP|$300|easy|In 1989 N.Y. State shortened the sleep-depriving shifts of these doctors in training|Interns/residents
15/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DICKENS HEARS FROM HOLLYWOOD|$400|easy|I like it, Chuck; an orphan overcomes the odds, dig the 'Bill & Nancy' angle... do it as a musical?  Are you nuts?!|Oliver Twist
18/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$200|easy|These body parts are sometimes called digits|fingers/toes
16/07/1998|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK|$100|easy|In the familiar jokes, it precedes 'Who's there?'|Knock Knock
31/05/2004|Jeopardy!|HOBBIES|$200|easy|Collectors of this ever-fashionable doll know that she's celebrating the 45th anniversary of her debut|Barbie
30/09/1985|Jeopardy!|'ROCK' & 'ROLL' SONGS|$200|easy|How love was for Ashford & Simpson in 1985|Solid
17/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ADVERBS|$400|easy|It's a synonym of 'certainly' & a homonym of a female first name (& don't call me that!)|surely
10/03/2008|Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS RHYME TIME|$200|easy|Pontiff's cleansing agents|the Pope's soaps
25/02/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CHAUCER'S|$1200|hard|In Chaucer's masterpiece 'The Canterbury Tales', this bawdy wife tells of her 5 husbands & her desire for a sixth|the Wife of Bath
23/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$1000|hard|The Tax Reform Act of 1986 set the tax on these, profits from sold assets, at the same rate as other income|capital gains
09/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A GREAT PAIR|$2000|hard|He became a Sorbonne professor in 1904; she became the school's first female professor after his death|(Pierre & Marie) Curie
17/11/1992|Jeopardy!|SAMS & SAMUELS|$200|easy|This playwright starred with girlfriend Jessica Lange in the movies 'Country' & 'Frances'|Sam Shepard
28/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH AMERICAN IDOL NAMES|$800|hard|This winner of season 8 sounds like he has 2 first names|Kris Allen
09/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS|$400|easy|His mother died of grief after he was banished from Verona|Romeo
29/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|UNITING THE STATES & CITIES|$4000|hard|The 'Land Of Enchantment' state hooks up with South Carolina's capital; enjoy...|New Mexicolumbia
02/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL BOTANY|$600|medium|Esau sold his birthright for a soup made with these similar to peas|Lentils
01/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COMICS & COMIC BOOKS|$800|hard|Created in 1933, this title character is a caveman from the kingdom of Moo|Alley Oop
16/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR SAYINGS|$2000|hard|It's a poor workman who blames these|tools
06/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$200|easy|Consummate politician portrayed here in a 1995 film: (by Anthony Hopkins)|Richard M. Nixon
15/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|REFRESHER COURSE|$800|hard|At age 10, future New Jersey governor Christie Whitman raised $10 for the G.O.P. at this type of stand|lemonade stand
01/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$200|easy|If something's described as effervescent, it means it has a lot of these|Bubbles
08/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE WEST INDIES|$800|hard|The College of the Bahamas, that nation's only school of higher learning, is located in this capital city|Nassau
01/05/2002|Jeopardy!|WATER TRANSPORTS|$200|easy|This term for the area where you sit in a kayak is more associated with planes than boats|the cockpit
16/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'O' NO!|$2000|hard|A liquid hydrocarbon formula C8H18, found in petroleum|octane
18/12/2009|Jeopardy!|COMIC BOOK VILLAINS|$1000|hard|This 'attractive' mutant & X-Men enemy spent his early teen years in a Nazi death camp|Magneto
18/09/2009|Jeopardy!|26|$200|easy|Besides 1 & 26, they're the other 2 factors of the number 26|2 & 13
11/03/2010|Jeopardy!|OF 'OZ'|$1000|hard|The name of these single-celled organisms is from the Greek for 'first animals'|protozoa
30/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'M.E.'s|$2200|hard|It's an activity carefully orchestrated to attract the attention of the news|a media event
09/12/1998|Jeopardy!|I SAY A LITTLE PRAYER|$400|easy|Aramaic for 'holy', it's the prayer said in Judaism on the anniversary of a loved one's death|Kaddish
27/01/2006|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|None|None|A 1958 coup in this city ended a monarchy; 10 years of political turmoil followed, then 35 years of dictatorship|Baghdad
07/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LENIN|$800|hard|Lenin avidly read 'Das Kapital' & in 1889 became a follower of this philosophy named for the book's author|Marxism
07/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHOSE IS IT?|$1000|hard|This 'heel' is named for thr only place a famous Greek warrior could be wounded|Achilles' heel
17/09/2001|Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$100|easy|In 1964 he introduced his first musical synthesizer; it was used on Walter Carlos' 'Switched On Bach' LP|(Robert) Moog
10/06/2004|Jeopardy!|'C'OUNTRIES|$200|easy|In October 1970 this country proclaimed itself the Khmer Republic|Cambodia
06/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIG BOARD|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the NY Stock Exchange floor.)  In 1996 when Wall Street loved high tech, Lucent Technologies set a New York Stock Exchange $3 billion record for one of these|an IPO
19/04/2011|Jeopardy!|25-GAME WINNERS|$800|hard|The last Major League 30-game winner was Denny McLain, for this team in 1968|the Detroit Tigers
12/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|-OLOGIES|$400|easy|It's the study of God & religion|Theology
05/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$3000|hard|Frisian, a Germanic language, is spoken in 3 areas, each with its own dialect, along the coast of this sea|the North Sea
05/11/2008|Jeopardy!|FACIAL EXPRESSIONS|$600|medium|A sneer is defined by the raising or curling of this|the (upper) lip
13/09/2002|Jeopardy!|FORBES MAGAZINE'S RICHEST|$200|easy|This man is Number 1 with $53 billion; just turn on any computer if you need a clue|Bill Gates
01/12/1999|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$500|medium|A museum devoted to humor in all its forms opened in Montreal on this holiday in 1993|April Fools' Day
31/05/2000|Jeopardy!|IN OTHER WORDS...|$400|easy|Having sufficient volume to rouse corpses from their slumbers|Loud enough to wake the dead
26/09/1989|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL TRIVIA|$200|easy|He was known as 'Big Bill'|William Howard Taft
14/01/2008|Jeopardy!|WE MEAN BUSINESS|$600|medium|It was founded in 1911 as CTR, the Computing- Tabulating- Recording Co.; today it's known by these 3 letters|IBM
07/01/1997|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'P'|$200|easy|Peter's pepper               (7)|Pickled
27/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MY BRITISH HOME|$1000|hard|My first aid kit contains an elastoplast, one of these|Bandage
11/11/1998|Jeopardy!|SEPTEMBER 1984|$400|easy|He celebrated his 15th year in power in Libya September 1|Muammar Qadhafi
29/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'O' THE PLACES YOU'LL GO|$2000|hard|Collective term for the islands of the South Pacific, like Polynesia & Micronesia|Oceania
30/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PASS THE VEGGIES|$1600|hard|Argenteuil, France is famous for its white type of this, which is grown underground|asparagus
05/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE WOMEN OF TEXAS|$200|easy|Brooklyn's Ruth Bader Ginsburg & this El Paso lass are among millionaires on the Supreme Court|Sandra Day O'Connor
26/05/2006|Jeopardy!|MAY I HAVE A WORD WITH 'U'?|$600|medium|It's my final offer, take it or leave it; I'm giving you this|an ultimatum
17/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE 8th CENTURY|$800|hard|On this date around 735, Pope Gregory II dedicated a chapel in St. Peter's to all saints|November 1
30/09/1997|Jeopardy!|INSIDE THE BELTWAY|$300|easy|This Mass. senator was chairman of the Senate Labor & Human Services Committee from 1987 to 1995|Edward Kennedy
15/06/2010|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN MAYORS|$1000|hard|Bertie Ahern was a lord mayor in this country before becoming its youngest prime minister|Ireland
03/04/1997|Jeopardy!|PRODUCE|$500|medium|Ache is a wild variety of this vegetable that when eaten 'raw, develops the jaw'|Celery
08/12/1997|Jeopardy!|ON THE GO|$500|medium|As well as kayaks, Eskimos use these open vessels whose name means 'woman's boat'|Umiaks
05/07/1993|Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELRY|$400|easy|Simulated ones of these may be glass beads covered with a paste of fish scales|pearls
11/07/2001|Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTS|$1000|hard|Cass Gilbert designed this merchant's NYC skyscraper for 270,000,000 nickels or 135,000,000 dimes|F.W. Woolworth (Woolworth Building)
19/07/1999|Jeopardy!|THE GREEN HORNET|$400|easy|Buzz in & tell us that this Rimsky-Korsakov piece was the Green Hornet's theme|Flight of the Bumblebee
22/04/1986|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$1000|hard|Originally a brand applied to slaves & criminals, it has come to mean a mark of disgrace|a stigma
30/09/2009|Jeopardy!|STAR-SPANGLED BANNER WORDS|$200|easy|Sequential standing & sitting by sports spectators to give the impression of undulation|the wave
13/04/1999|Jeopardy!|THE BAD OLD DAYS|$300|easy|The scandals of his 1920s presidency included skimming by Veterans Bureau head Charles Forbes|Warren G. Harding
14/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD CONFUSION|$1600|hard|This bitter herb has nothing to do with equines; the first part of the word just denotes 'big' or 'strong'|horseradish
07/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME SCHEME|$400|easy|Favorable regard, often high|esteem
19/07/1991|Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$200|easy|This actor won a 1966 Tony for his one-man show, 'Mark Twain Tonight!'|Hal Holbrook
17/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS FITNESS|$800|hard|His principal states a body floating in a fluid will displace a weight of the fluid equal to its own weight|Archimedes
25/06/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$300|easy|President who signed the Alaskan Pipeline Act during the energy crisis|Richard Nixon
25/01/2006|Jeopardy!|BOROUGH BABIES|$400|easy|Born here, Cornelius Vanderbilt started a ferry service at age 16|Staten Island
01/12/1997|Jeopardy!|HORRORS!|$300|easy|This 1960 Hitchcock classic was partly based on real-life murderer Ed Gein, who skinned his victims|Psycho
01/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WAR STARS|$4000|hard|A different band of brothers took to the air when Cuba Gooding Jr. & Laurence Fishburne starred in this TV movie|Tuskegee Airmen
04/07/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU WANNA PIZZA THIS?|$800|hard|It's the song title & lyric that follows the line 'When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie...'|'That's Amore'
15/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES IN BLACK & WHITE|$1000|hard|This 1980 film about Jake LaMotta should ring a bell with you|Raging Bull
18/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE VIETNAM ERA|$2200|hard|Senator J. William Fulbright said his sponsorship of this resolution was one of his biggest political mistakes|the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
03/03/2004|Jeopardy!|2003 NOBEL PRIZE WINNERS|$800|hard|John Paul II was the favorite, but Shirin Ebadi, a female Muslim from this country, took home the Peace Prize|Iran
26/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A 'LITTLE' LIT|$2000|hard|Uncle Tom is devoted to the angelic daughter of his owner, who's called this|Little Eva
02/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NATURALISTS|$800|hard|He was only 22 when he boarded the Beagle in 1831|Charles Darwin
21/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS OF THE '90S|$1000|hard|Betty J. Eadie touched many lives with this 1992 mega-bestseller about her near-death experience|Embraced By The Light
20/02/2008|Jeopardy!|THE SCIENCE LAB|$1400|hard|In 1935 the Russian government built him a new lab to continue his work on conditioned reflexes|(Ivan) Pavlov
03/12/1993|Jeopardy!|1500|$200|easy|Holyrood Palace was built in this capital city around 1500|Edinburgh
28/06/2007|Jeopardy!|FEELING 'BLUE'?|$800|hard|Go wild & gorge on these 'wild' items at their annual festival in Machias, Maine|blueberries
15/04/1996|Jeopardy!|THE PIANO|$300|easy|A piano built by Anton Walter & played by Mozart is at Mozart's birthplace in this Austrian city|Salzburg
09/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$1200|hard|In 1858 John Speke & this explorer, not the actor, made the European discovery of Lake Tanganyika|Richard Burton
19/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK MYTHOLOGY|$1000|hard|This Greek goddess of the hunt turned herself into a white doe to escape the Aloeids|Artemis
04/06/2002|Jeopardy!|BEAT IT|$600|medium|This battery-operated device is implanted to stimulate the heart to beat in a normal rhythm|a pacemaker
07/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I'M GOING TO BE A JUNIOR|$1200|hard|We'll show you the money if you know this star's TD dance in 'Jerry Maguire' was choreographed by Paula Abdul|Cuba Gooding, Jr.
02/12/1988|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$400|easy|The 1985 U.N. Population Award went to this federation that has affiliates in 121 countries|Planned Parenthood
01/01/2010|Jeopardy!|TIME TO 'EAT'|$1000|hard|The administrative metropolis in a U.S. county|the seat
23/02/2001|Jeopardy!|THAT'LL HOLD WATER|$200|easy|In the Bible Rebekah first appears at one of these outside the city of Nahor|Well
27/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$1000|hard|This Greek island is perhaps best known as the birthplace of poet Sappho|Lesbos
13/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'I' AYE|$800|hard|Ron Kovic could have called his book 'Born On' this--it's the same thing|Independence Day
20/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LIKE A HURRICANE|$4000|hard|This inertial force causes the air at a hurricane's top to circulate in the opposite direction of its surface air|the Coriolis force (or Coriolis effect)
06/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|APRIL|$1600|hard|In this theatre April 14, 1865 the play 'Our American Cousin' celebrated its 1,000th performance|Ford's Theatre
22/06/2005|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|None|None|The first name of this man born February 15, 1564 was derived from his parents' surname, a common Tuscan habit at that time|Galileo Galilei
14/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTING EVENTS|$400|easy|From 1934 until 1939, it was known as the Augusta National Invitation Tournament|the Masters
03/05/2004|Jeopardy!|WOULD YOU LIKE A BEVERAGE?|$1000|hard|When topped with foam, the espresso type of this beverage becomes a cappuccino|coffee
11/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MARINE LIFE|$2000|hard|This name for a common sea snail is also that of a blue-violet flower|periwinkle
07/04/2005|Jeopardy!|PANAMANIA|$800|hard|Fittingly, Cristobal is the port area of this city named for an explorer|Colon
09/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE BAR EXAM|$1000|hard|Useful when making mixed drinks, it's a hinged device for lifting ice cubes|tongs
09/12/1999|Jeopardy!|FOOD, GLORIOUS FOOD|$300|easy|This round cut of meat from the small end of the tenderloin is usually 1 to 2 inches thick|Filet mignon
02/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LITTLE SEIZERS|$1600|hard|The pea type of this lives on bivalves & grabs food from bivalves with its pincers|a crab
12/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'NEW' ENGLAND|$200|easy|Of the USA's 4 'New' states, it has the smallest population|New Hampshire
27/09/2007|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$200|easy|The great men of France circa 1780 are immortalized in the 'Grands Hommes' gallery of this museum|the Louvre
07/07/1997|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$300|easy|In the 1500s this German movement claimed all people, not just Catholic priests, had access to divinity|Protestant Reformation
08/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONAUT LINGO|$400|easy|For a doctor it means to prepare for an operation; for an astronaut it means to cancel the operation|Scrub
13/12/2002|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE WHO KNEAD PEOPLE|$800|hard|2-word term for the type of massage that targets muscle layers further below the skin than usual|deep muscle/tissue
25/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ROYALTY ON FILM|$1600|hard|Robert Shaw was him in 'A Man for All Seasons'|Henry VIII
16/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SPEED HAMLET|$1200|hard|Exeunt these 2 'formerly fellow-students with Hamlet'; they are dead|Rosencrantz & Guildenstern
10/04/2008|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. AGRICULTURE|None|None|In the 50 states, the highlighted area seen here is by far the most important for producing this|coffee
24/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC EUROPEAN LEADERS|$800|hard|When his nephew & heir was killed in 1914, this man had ruled the Austro-Hungarian Empire for 56 years|Franz Joseph
17/01/2008|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED PAPAL NAMES|$600|medium|A drain|Adrian
26/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|This 1848 Thackeray work is subtitled “A Novel Without A Hero”|Vanity Fair
26/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SOLDIERS|$4000|hard|In 1919 he became 'General of the Armies', the highest rank held by any American except George Washington|Pershing
13/12/2005|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE JUST 'GR'EAT|$1000|hard|The 4 basic forces in physics are the strong nuclear, the weak nuclear, the electromagnetic & this one|gravity
07/11/1994|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT TIMES|$400|easy|About all that is accepted about this author is that he was blind & wrote the 'Iliad' & the 'Odyssey'|Homer
02/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IT WAS 40 YEARS AGO TODAY|$400|easy|In June 1967 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band' dueled on U.S. charts with 'More of' this Beatles TV imitator band|the Monkees
02/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ODD WORDS|$400|easy|Pavonine means of or resembling this 'proud' bird|a peacock
02/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IMMORTALITY|$800|hard|Immortelles are these that retain their color & shape when dried|flowers
13/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$400|easy|Carrots are examples of these main roots that may have smaller roots branching from them|Tap roots
31/03/1993|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$400|easy|This Macedonian conqueror campaigned along the Indus River in 327-326 B.C.|Alexander the Great
06/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$1600|hard|The prefix mega means one million; this prefix means one billion|giga
12/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WOODS|$1600|hard|The boy in this Shel Silverstein book gathers the title character's leaves & plays 'King of the Forest'|The Giving Tree
30/01/2001|Jeopardy!|TV OR NOT TV|$100|easy|When 'Wheel of Fortune' with Chuck Woolery premiered on NBC, this man was in his 5th month of 29 as president|Gerald Ford
25/09/2001|Jeopardy!|IT'S A LIVING|$100|easy|Donna Karan, Mossimo|a fashion designer
28/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELRY|$1000|hard|An English art critic said this gem 'shows the most glorious colors to be seen in the world...'|the opal
16/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DEATH SENTENCES|$400|easy|He asked 'Who is it?' just before Pat Garrett shot him|Billy the Kid
28/01/2011|Jeopardy!|SO SAYETH THE TALK SHOW HOST|$400|easy|This 'Daily Show' host: 'Why do I have to follow CNN on Twitter? If I want to follow CNN, I can follow them on CNN'|Jon Stewart
24/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE JEOPARDY! MOVIE 'CLUB'|$1200|hard|1985: 5 high school students endure a daylong detention|The Breakfast Club
09/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ASIA|$400|easy|For its many canals, this Thai capital is known as the 'Venice of the East'|Bangkok
28/06/2006|Jeopardy!|ROCK LEGENDS|$1000|hard|This group made its Top 40 debut in 1968 with 'Suzie Q'|Creedence Clearwater Revival (CCR)
22/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE OFFICE OF THE SURGEON GENERAL|$800|hard|The first Surgeon General, known as Supervising Surgeon then, was named in 1871 during this president's term|Grant
28/12/2010|Jeopardy!|FROM PAGE TO SCREEN|$800|hard|Winston Groom's novel about a not-so-smart guy became this Oscar-winning 1994 film|Forrest Gump
24/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|RAIDERS|$1200|hard|John J. Pershing's attempts to stop this Mexican raider included the U.S. cavalry's 'last charge'|Pancho Villa
29/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE BEVERLY HILLS PUBLIC LIBRARY|$400|easy|Beg all you want, you can't do this with Siegel & Shim's 'Dictionary of Accounting Terms' -- it's a reference book|check it out
20/07/1999|Jeopardy!|COCKNEY RHYMING SLANG|$100|easy|This person is your trouble and strife -- though it might not be wise to call her that|Wife
21/12/1999|Jeopardy!|FINNISH LINES|$200|easy|If your Finnish isn't up to snuff, you may ask 'Puhutteko Englantia?', meaning this|Do you speak English?
28/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FEBRUARY IN HISTORY|$1200|hard|The U.S. ICBM with this 'timely' nickname had its first successful launch February 1, 1961|the Minuteman
04/05/2011|Jeopardy!|BILLIONS & BILLIONS|$600|medium|A PBS 'American Experience' film about his family describes him as 'history's first billionaire'|(John D.) Rockefeller
07/04/1998|Jeopardy!|'CHA' CHA CHA|$100|easy|It's a local branch of a club, or any of the main divisions of a book|a chapter
15/11/1993|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$400|easy|It's China's longest river, after the Yangtze|Yellow
23/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'I'|$200|easy|Blow up a balloon or a beach ball|Inflate
22/10/2004|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$200|easy|This Nevada capital was founded by Abraham Curry, who named it for a famous frontier scout|Carson City
29/10/2010|Jeopardy!|READER'S DIGEST|$200|easy|Jake Barnes, Lady Brett & friends go to Spain; Lady Brett has an affair with a bullfighter, then returns to her fiance|The Sun Also Rises
01/05/1997|Jeopardy!|LAW|$300|easy|This legal term for murder may be 'justifiable' or 'excusable' when in self defense|homicide
24/10/2002|Jeopardy!|NUMERIC TV|$200|easy|Correspondents for this ABC show include Chris Wallace, Lynn Sherr & John Stossel|20/20
16/09/2010|Jeopardy!|MAKE IT RIGHT|$600|medium|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from New Orleans, LA.)  A wood product called TimberSIL gives Make It Right homes durability; it endures, resists warping, & is a Class A fire retardant, due to being infused with this common transparent material|glass
19/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FOR PETE'S SAKE|$1000|hard|Peter Cetera sang lead for Chicago, & this Peter sang lead for Herman's Hermits in the '60s|Peter Noone
17/03/2000|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL LITERATURE|$100|easy|Many are ready to demonstrate their bravery at the start of this 1895 Stephen Crane novel|The Red Badge of Courage
04/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE U.S. ARMY|$400|easy|The army has about 400,000 enlisted personnel & about 80,000 of these higher rankers|officers
11/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WHO 'R' YOU?|$1200|hard|The book 'O Holy Cow!' makes poetry of the words of this New York Yankees broadcaster called 'Scooter'|Phil Rizzuto
02/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ALL-AMERICAN FOLKS|$400|easy|Leonard Goldenson was the man who built this 'patriotic' TV network|ABC (American Broadcasting Company)
03/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$200|easy|'After Eden' dramatizes what happened to this couple after they left the garden|Adam & Eve
04/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AM I HUNGRY ENOUGH TO EAT THAT?|$1600|hard|This edible Christmas item sounds a lot more appetizing when called by its Italian name, panettone|a fruitcake
25/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS & AWARDS|$2000|hard|The Great Egret Award is given to those who've made long-term contributions to this group or a local chapter|the Audubon Society
31/01/2008|Jeopardy!|PRO SPORTS HALL OF FAME CITIES|$800|hard|Canton, Ohio|football
11/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MEAN GIRLS|$1600|hard|Marcia Cross did many mean things--like stealing babies--as Dr. Kimberly Shaw on this '90s drama|Melrose Place
26/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|POE IS ME!|$800|hard|'Keeping time, time, time, in a sort of runic rhyme, to the throbbing of' these title items|bells
28/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE SUPREME COURT|$400|easy|In 1979 this future justice was appointed to the Arizona Court of Appeals|(Sandra Day) O'Connor
01/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA SETTINGS|$800|hard|Nagasaki is the scene of this tragic 1904 opera|Madame Butterfly
10/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MIDDLE 'C'|$800|hard|This type of theft may be grand or petty|larceny
09/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'B' SHARP|$400|easy|His Top 10 hits include 'Rainy Night in Georgia' & the duet 'Baby (You Got What It Takes)' with Dinah Washington|Brook Benton
23/04/2008|Jeopardy!|L.A. GEOGRAPHY IN POP CULTURE|$400|easy|In 'Free Fallin'', Tom Petty sang, 'All the vampires, walkin' through the valley, move west down' this 'Boulevard'|Ventura Boulevard
23/11/2011|Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELRY|$800|hard|Check out the bejeweled head covering of this living woman|Queen Elizabeth II
20/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS & THEIR SLEUTHS|$1000|hard|V.I. Warshawski|Sara Paretsky
30/11/2010|Jeopardy!|PEACEFUL, EASY FEELING|$200|easy|It's the former name of Veteran's Day|Armistice Day
02/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|She had a face that could launch a thousand ships, or stir teen hearts in 'A Summer Place'|Helen of Troy Donahue
24/01/2011|Jeopardy!|NBA CHAMPS|$400|easy|They won 3 in a row from 1991 to 1993 & again from 1996 to 1998|the (Chicago) Bulls
12/02/2001|Final Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|None|None|The highest peak outside of Asia is found in this mountain range|the Andes (Mount Aconcagua)
01/07/1998|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$100|easy|Related to the fear of falling, climacophobia is the fear of climbing these|stairs
03/07/1997|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$100|easy|In mid-July Golden, Colorado celebrates the spirit of the old west with a festival named for this showman|'Buffalo Bill' Cody
09/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$800|hard|Transformation, for Kafka              (13)|Metamorphosis
26/11/1999|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$500|medium|Organization whose symbol is seen here: (lighted candle wrapped in barbed wire)|Amnesty International
24/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|19TH CENTURY AMERICA|$400|easy|On July 5, 1846 John C. Fremont was chosen to direct the affairs of this 'Bear Flag' republic|California
29/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRATE CANADA|$1000|hard|'Somewhere in the World...' is a pageant presented each July & August in Charlottetown in this province|Prince Edward Island
06/11/1989|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$200|easy|The body of this instrument used in minstrel shows is similar to a tambourine|Banjo
10/02/2009|Jeopardy!|HAWAII|$200|easy|In Hawaii the pu kani is one of these natural items played as a trumpet|a shell
26/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|$1000|hard|An aquaintance of Ibsen, this Norwegian painter designed sets for 'Hedda Gabler' & 'Ghosts'|Edvard Munch
26/09/2006|Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$1000|hard|He was the first vice president to become president upon the death of a president|John Tyler
21/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'GOOD', 'BAD' & 'UGLY' MOVIES|$1200|hard|Cameron Diaz doesn't care what child gets left behind in this 2011 comedy|Bad Teacher
20/11/2009|Jeopardy!|INSTRUMENTS OF CHANGE|$400|easy|It's a brass wind instrument: OH OX ASPEN|saxophone
15/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS|$400|easy|Older brother Frank is thrilled to welcome this Sept. 5, 1847 baby; 10 days old & making guns with his tiny fingers|Jesse James
26/01/2007|Jeopardy!|SINGAPORE|$600|medium|With 4.4 million people in 267 square miles, Singapore is second only to Monaco in this population figure|density
01/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SIKH|$1000|hard|In 1966 this Indian state was divided to create a homeland for members of the Sikh faith|Punjab
11/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY FIRST LINES|$400|easy|'He was an old man who fished alone in a skiff in the Gulf Stream & he had gone 84 days now without taking a fish'|The Old Man and the Sea
16/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|REAL CASTLES & PALACES|$800|hard|As you can see, Neuschwanstein Castle is one of the most beautiful in this mountain range|the (Bavarian) Alps
07/12/2005|Jeopardy!|CHANCE|$200|easy|The Natl. Oceanic & Atmospheric Admin. says the chance of this happening to you in a given year is 1 in 240,000|getting struck by lightning
23/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FROM PAGE TO SCREEN|$400|easy|James Cagney played Bottom & Mickey Rooney was Puck in a 1935 adaptation of this Shakespeare comedy|A Midsummer Night's Dream
09/02/2007|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL TEXT MESSAGES|$1000|hard|1535: prty 2nite! founded peru's cptl!!! c u @ 8!|(Francisco) Pizzaro
14/05/1999|Jeopardy!|START 'IN' ON IT|$300|easy|It's the emission of visible light by a hot object|Incandescence
11/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS BEFORE & AFTER|$1200|hard|'Fern Hill' poet who won the 1929 Nobel Prize after writing 'Death in Venice'|Dylan Thomas Mann
03/05/1990|Jeopardy!|WINE|$400|easy|A wine that's not a 'sparkling' variety is called this|still wine
26/06/1997|Jeopardy!|WARS|$300|easy|Though neutral today, it fought a war of independence from 1386-88|Switzerland
04/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$1000|hard|Anthropologists now argue over the gender of this famous Australopithecene once accepted as female|Lucy
29/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE PORTRAYALS|$600|medium|This cop who blew the whistle on police corruption in NYC was played by Al Pacino in a 1973 film|Frank Serpico
10/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE HARP|$1200|hard|The concert grand harp has this many strings, 3 more than half the number of keys on a piano|47
07/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$600|medium|2 of the forms of this Eastern religion are Theravada & Mahayana|Buddhism
10/06/2009|Jeopardy!|TV CASTS|$600|medium|Rob Morrow, David Krumholtz, Judd Hirsch|Numb3rs
14/05/1993|Jeopardy!|IN THE BEGINNING|$200|easy|It braces a runner's feet at the beginning of a race|the starting block
15/03/2011|Jeopardy!|JULIUS CAESAR|$600|medium|In 47 B.C., after defeating the King of Pontus, Caesar boasted, 'Veni, vidi, vici!'; I came, I saw, I did this|I conquered
17/03/2003|Jeopardy!|GO FOR THE JUGGLER|$800|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew)  Devilstick juggling probably originated in this Asian country, where it's called wakan|China
20/11/2006|Jeopardy!|ALL MY CHILDREN|$200|easy|Tabitha was Samantha & Darrin's daughter on this 1960s TV show|Bewitched
27/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES IN THE 21st CENTURY|$800|hard|Between 2001 & 2010 the Times won 26 Pulitzers, including one in 2009 for covering the stunning downfall of this governor|Eliot Spitzer
11/05/1998|Jeopardy!|CHOCOLATE|$300|easy|Chocolate for eating is divided into 3 tastes: sweet, semisweet & this, which has little sugar|Bittersweet
25/06/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$500|medium|This state's constitution of 1849 led married women retain control of their own property|California
11/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TV STARS|$1000|hard|John Lithgow appeared as a Broadway director in this autobiographical Bob Fosse film|All That Jazz
29/06/2007|Jeopardy!|COOKIN' UP CATFISH|$200|easy|(Jon of the Clue Crew delivers the clue.) Taylor Grocery here in Mississippi fries catfish in oil made from this legume, widely grown in the South; it can be heated to high temperatures without smoking|peanut
30/11/1993|Jeopardy!|CHICAGO|$300|easy|Greater Chicago includes Lake & Porter Counties in Indiana & Kenosha County in this state|Wisconsin
17/04/2008|Jeopardy!|ANTIBIOTICS|$400|easy|Antibiotics don't work against viruses; they do work against these, like the tubercle bacillus|bacteria
02/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT CHINA|$800|hard|The Chinese believed these occured when a dragon in the sky tried to swallow the sun|Solar eclipses
13/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$800|hard|Eddie Murphy played 'The Nutty Professor' in 1996, 33 years after this man did|Jerry Lewis
27/05/1998|Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SPORTS|$500|medium|In 1993 Marge Schott, owner of this team, was suspended for making racist remarks|Cincinnati Reds
20/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S CHER'S WORLD|$800|hard|At Cher's website, T-shirts & a thermal PJ set appear under this rhyming name|Cher Wear
25/04/2006|Jeopardy!|LEGENDARY LEGENDS|$600|medium|A legend about this 'Irish' group is that they are the descendants of shipwrecked sailors of the Spanish Armada|the Black Irish
07/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TREE VERBS|$200|easy|To stopper a bottle with material from the bark of the oak of the same name|cork
16/11/2004|Jeopardy!|YOU HAVE TOO MUCH...|$200|easy|You have too much of this in your blood if you have diabetes mellitus|sugar
21/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF WATER|$800|hard|Power plant runoff is responsible for the water in Iceland's 'Blue' one of these, seen here|Blue Lagoon
31/01/2005|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$400|easy|(Jeff Probst, host of Survivor, gives the clue from Vanuatu.)  The Ni-Vanuatu speak a pidgin language called Bislama.  You might tell a local, 'Me no talk-talk Bislama', which means this|I don't speak Bislama
05/12/1997|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1000|hard|In this novel, Mr. Charrington, who runs an antique shop, is actually a member of the Thought Police|1984
16/02/1987|Jeopardy!|CAR TALK|$100|easy|If you 'boil the hides', it means your rear tires are producing this at the start of a drag race|smoke
30/11/2009|Jeopardy!|QUEENS UP|$1000|hard|Had she been a man, this Dutch queen would have inherited Luxembourg in 1890|Queen Wilhelmina
06/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FATHERS|$1200|hard|'The Father of the Gunpowder Plot'|Guy Fawkes
02/07/1998|Jeopardy!|DOCUMENTS|$300|easy|'To take' this often means to sign a document forswearing liquor|The pledge
06/02/1998|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$300|easy|The Welsh Eisteddfod originally honored these medieval poets, but not Shakespeare|Bards
21/09/2006|Jeopardy!|THEY WERE THE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES|$400|easy|Cuchi cuchi!  At 14, this square won a scholarship to study guitar with Segovia|Charo
03/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RATING SCALES|$2000|hard|Zero is 'exclusively heterosexual' on a scale for men that's named for this scientist|Kinsey
28/12/2005|Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINMENT AWARDS|$400|easy|Also an Oscar winner, he's won 4 Grammys for comedy albums, including one for 'Reality... What a Concept'|Robin Williams
26/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE TURN|$2000|hard|It's a rhyming-named barrel organ played by turning a crank, man|a hurdy-gurdy
16/10/2006|Jeopardy!|FOOTBALL 101|$1000|hard|(Jimmy watches an offensive drill.) In this pattern, whose name is also an insect, the receiver runs straight down the field at full speed|a fly pattern
12/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT COINS|$1000|hard|A Knossos coin of the 4th century B.C. had this creature on the front & a labyrinth on the reverse|Minotaur
17/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$1600|hard|On May 1, 1898 Commodore Dewey defeated the Spanish Pacific fleet at the battle of this Philippine bay|Manila Bay
18/11/2010|Jeopardy!|RAW FOOD|$800|hard|The danger of eating unbaked cookie dough is mainly due to this ingredient|eggs
02/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SO, COME HERE OFTEN?|$400|easy|This resort area along the Mediterranean coast includes the cities of St. Tropez, France & San Remo, Italy|the Riviera
31/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$400|easy|While processing pitchblende, a uranium ore, Marie & Pierre Curie & G. DeMont discovered this element|Radium
26/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LIKE A SURGEON|$800|hard|C. Walton Lillehei is known as 'the father of' this type of surgery (the open kind, to be surgically precise)|heart surgery
29/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ROSES|$1200|hard|In a 1943 work by Saint-Exupery, this title character has a special rose|the Little Prince
21/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$1200|hard|This Egyptian for whom a lake is named was born in Alexandria in 1918|Gamal Abdel Nasser
13/01/2011|Jeopardy!|O GODS|$400|easy|The Celtic god Ogmios, who carried a bow & a club, is identified with this similarly armed Roman muscleman|Hercules
07/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S VISIT PALAU!|$1600|hard|When you arrive on the Island of Palau, you'll find out that it has 2 official languages:  Palauan & this|English
17/09/2004|Jeopardy!|WE LOVE BROADWAY|$400|easy|In 2003 he was 'dirty dancing' in 'Chicago' on Broadway before embarking on the show's national tour|Patrick Swayze
07/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WWII NAMES|$800|hard|The raid he led on Tokyo in April 1942 got him lots of kudos: a big promotion, Medal of Honor...|Doolittle
17/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN LAST LINES|$600|medium|'Sir John, to Master Brook you yet shall hold your word, for he tonight shall lie with Mistress Ford'|The Merry Wives of Windsor
20/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DOGS|$1000|hard|This breed was launched in the U.S. with the gift of dogs from the Dalai Lama to an American traveler in 1933|the Lhasa Apso
13/07/2001|Jeopardy!|IT'S MY FOREIGN PARTY|$500|medium|The True Path Party's Suleyman Demirel became this country's president in 1993|Turkey
31/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$2000|hard|Pedro Cabral formally took possession of it in 1500 & named it Vera Cruz; we know it as this country today|Brazil
12/11/2009|Jeopardy!|THE EXCHANGE STUDENT|$800|hard|Jorge from Bolivia craves a chuno, made from this now-staple food that originated in the Andes|a potato
14/06/2001|Jeopardy!|BO, MOE OR PO|$500|medium|John Schneider first played this 'Good Ol' Boy' in 1979|Bo Duke
25/11/1993|Jeopardy!|GEORGE & RINGO|$500|medium|George & Ringo co-wrote this song that Ringo took to No. 1 in 1973|Photograph
16/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$400|easy|In a pipe organ, a pipe's shape affects its tone quality, and its length determines this|Pitch
22/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FOLK|$1600|hard|In La Haye, France on March 31, 1596 this philosopher might have remarked, 'I think, therefore I am born'|Rene Descartes
22/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'SIDE' EFFECTS|$2000|hard|Show that includes 'Comedy Tonight', 'Company' & 'Send in the Clowns'|Side by Side
04/09/1997|Jeopardy!|SHOPPING U.S.A.|$300|easy|This Las Vegas hotel-casino is known for its Appian Way plaza shops as well as its Forum shops|Caesars Palace
06/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MATH TERMS|$1200|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew standing in front of a chalkboard)  From the Latin for 'to turn upside down', the function g is described as this of the function f|inverse
08/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY MOVIE TITLES|$800|hard|[Jack Lemmon speaking]  I won the Best Actor Oscar for playing a nostalgic businessman in this 1973 movie|Save the Tiger
08/03/1990|Jeopardy!|JEWELRY|$400|easy|Josiah Wedgwood designed these jewelry pieces using a white paste relief on a colored backgorund|Cameos
22/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HAIKU TO JAPAN|$200|easy|Pickled condiment/ also a former Spice Girl/ topper of sushi|Ginger
18/01/1996|Jeopardy!|DINING OUT|$400|easy|A trattoria usually specializes in this country's cuisine|Italy
10/12/1986|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$400|easy|Mixer's measure that can run about 1/32 of an ounce, not 100 yards|a dash
19/09/2000|Jeopardy!|OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALISTS|$300|easy|1964, 1968 & 1976: Men's Basketball|USA
20/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$800|hard|In 1616 she went to England with her husband, John, & her infant son|Pocahontas
23/01/2004|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$800|hard|If a gigawatt you see, this is the number of watts you get|a billion
09/12/2008|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN STATES|$600|medium|Sikkim & Punjab|India
30/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|This adjective means forming right angles|perpendicular
09/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT|$800|hard|Term for the night of Nov. 9, 1938 when Germany's Jewish shops & synagogues were destroyed|Kristallnacht
02/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|THE LAW|$600|medium|The 14th amendment protects against being deprived 'of life, liberty, or property, without' this|due process of law
24/12/2010|Jeopardy!|CHRISTIANITY|$200|easy|This work published in 1611 had a dedication 'to the most high & mighty prince James by the grace of God'|the King James Bible
06/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CONDUCTORS|$400|easy|In concert Stokowski would dramatically toss these aside to show that he could conduct from memory|scores
29/09/1999|Jeopardy!|MUCH ADO ABOUT NUTTING|$200|easy|Pie favorite seen here:|Pecans
18/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|$800|hard|This gangly schoolmaster in 'The Legend of Sleepy Hallow' gives singing lessons to Katrina Van Tassel|Ichabod Crane
01/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'90s BEST PICTURE PLOT POINTS|$2000|hard|Gal seeks/kills Buffalo Bill|The Silence of the Lambs
08/11/2007|Jeopardy!|TV DETECTIVES|$600|medium|Expecting cancellation, this Hawaiian eye was killed off in 1987 but oops! got renewed & resuscitated|Magnum, P.I.
10/01/2006|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT MAJOR NEWSPAPER|$400|easy|Washington, Palm Beach, Jerusalem|Post
03/11/2006|Jeopardy!|CONTROVERSIAL SPORTS CELEBS|$1000|hard|He received a 73-game suspension after fighting with Detroit Pistons fans in 2004|(Ron) Artest
04/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE-OFFS|$400|easy|This late author's representatives sued over 'The Cat Not in the Hat', a rhyming account of the O.J. Simpson trial|Dr. Seuss
24/04/2000|Jeopardy!|ROCK 'N' POP|$400|easy|This Bruce Springsteen album spawned 7 Top 10 hits, including 'My Hometown' & 'Glory Days'|Born in the U.S.A.
30/11/1998|Jeopardy!|THAT'S REVOLTING|$100|easy|In 1846 settlers in what is now this state staged the Bear Flag Revolt|California
25/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE MAGAZINE|$400|easy|Q&A: Eddie Vedder, Rock & Roll, Random Notes|Rolling Stone
02/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LIVING IN 'L'|$1200|hard|In 1893 this Southeast Asian nation became a protectorate of France|Laos
03/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HERBS & SPICES|$1600|hard|This red-hot, pungent powder made from various tropical chiles originated in French Guiana|Cayenne
06/12/2001|Jeopardy!|CAMILLA|$600|medium|What Prince Charles is to Camilla's first-born son, or the title of a 1969 novel about Don Corleone|The Godfather
10/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MOLECULAR BIOLOGY|$400|easy|In the early 1900s, William Bragg used this type of ray to try to photograph the structure of molecules|an X-ray
13/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MARKETING|$800|hard|Way back in the Model T days, Ford offered these, a few bucks of the purchase price back|a rebate
05/07/2007|Jeopardy!|'Z' FOR YOURSELF|$1000|hard|This monarch was born October 8, 1895 in Burgayeti, Albania|King Zog
06/09/2002|Jeopardy!|MEET MY 'EX'|$1000|hard|By tradition, No. 11 Downing Street is the residence of this chancellor|Chancellor of the Exchequer
13/05/2010|Jeopardy!|FRANÇAIS TO ANGLAIS|$1000|hard|Bouffee or souffle in French, it's found before adder or daddy in English|puff
14/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN AUTHORS|$1200|hard|Her novel 'The Fountainhead' was rejected by 12 publishers, some of whom declared it too controversial|Ayn Rand
02/02/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|The Okefenokee Swamp covers nearly 700 square miles in these 2 states|Florida & Georgia
21/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN-BORN OSCAR WINNERS|$1200|hard|This 1957 winner claimed he was born on Sakhalin Island, about 3,000 miles northeast of Siam|Yul Brynner
12/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|2008 NATIONAL SPELLING BEE WORDS|$400|easy|Luckily a competitor didn't have one spelling this word that means 'pertaining to the heart'|C-O-R-O-N-A-R-Y
08/05/2009|Jeopardy!|A STATE OF COLLEGE-NESS|$800|hard|Wayne State, Kalamazoo College, Madonna University (it's Franciscan Catholic, not Material Girl)|Michigan
06/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$200|easy|Deoxyribonucleic acid, the genetic material of all cells is better known by this abbreviation|DNA
15/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY PEOPLE|$800|hard|I wonder if this railroad sleeping car maker was asleep when he was hit by a strike in 1894|(George) Pullman
03/02/2003|Jeopardy!|INSPECT HER GADGET|$400|easy|Margaret Knight invented a machine to make the square-bottomed variety of these grocery store items in 1870|paper bag
29/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAIRS|$1600|hard|Tragic lovers during the Middle Ages: ____ & Heloise|Abelard
14/11/1996|Jeopardy!|THEY USED TO BE TRUCK DRIVERS|$100|easy|He was a Marine, a truck driver & a soda jerk before he starred in 'The French Connection'|Gene Hackman
07/06/2011|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$1000|hard|Fence painting & frog jumping contests are highlights of an annual festival held in this Missouri city|Hannibal
19/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MI CASA ES SU CASA|$400|easy|7 Calle San Fermin in Pamplona was an address of this American author in 1959|Ernest Hemingway
26/04/2006|Jeopardy!|U.S. ISLANDS|$800|hard|Some islands in this Utah lake are waterfowl breeding grounds; Antelope Island is used for grazing cattle|the Great Salt Lake
30/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DIDN'T DIRECT IT|$1600|hard|David Lean: 'Ben-Hur', 'Lawrence of Arabia', 'The Bridge on the River Kwai'|Ben-Hur
25/03/2008|Jeopardy!|3 LITTLE LETTERS|$200|easy|The initials of this organization disbanded in 1991 were from Russian words meaning 'Committee for State Security'|the KGB
24/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMERS|$2000|hard|This 2nd century astronomer's theories were the standard for 1,400 years|Ptolemy
08/02/2000|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$200|easy|This character who loved Cressida was a prince of Troy|Troilus
19/11/1996|Jeopardy!|'D' IN COOKING|$500|medium|It means 'to lightly coat food with flour, crumbs, etc' before you fry it|Dredge
27/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE LATE PRESIDENT FORD|$2000|hard|The location where Pres. George W. Bush eulogized Ford as 'the best of America'|the Washington National Cathedral
20/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WHO WON THE OSCAR?|$1000|hard|Robert Loggia, for 'Jagged Edge'; Eric Roberts, for 'Runaway Train'; Don Ameche, for 'Cocoon'|Don Ameche
02/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|Old West outlaw who takes a trip to the Big Apple in a fuzzy fruit in a Roald Dahl book|Jesse James and the Giant Peach
12/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '90s|$800|hard|Bubba tells this Tom Hanks character about fried shrimp, shrimp gumbo & boiled shrimp, among others|Forrest Gump
28/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WITH 'LOVE'|$600|medium|Despite it's suicidal name, you'll feel exalted at this site on Lookout Mountain near Chattanooga, Tennessee|Lover's Leap
14/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS NICKNAMES|$400|easy|'The Golden Bear'|Jack Nicklaus
01/06/2006|Jeopardy!|THAT WAS ENTERTAINMENT|$800|hard|The mask will be familiar if you managed to catch this show in its 42-year off-Broadway run|The Fantasticks
13/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY TRILOGIES|$400|easy|He completed a sci-fi trilogy in 1945, a few years before taking us to Narnia|C.S. Lewis
28/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BLUE JEAN|$200|easy|This '60s style was named for the flared shape of the jeans' lower portion|Bell bottoms
14/09/2005|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY RHYME TIME|$200|easy|A carpet for a calico|a cat mat
23/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES OBITUARIES|$400|easy|This college coach's obit said his nickname came from a high school bear-wrestling incident|Paul 'Bear' Bryant
08/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS FOR WORDS|$1000|hard|It's an adverb, like 'very', that increases the force of the word it modifies|Intensifier
16/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'V' SHALL SEE|$800|hard|Destructive animals or insects|Vermin
22/11/2004|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY AMERICANS|None|None|At the dedication of a fountain at Radcliffe College in 1960, she began her speech with the single word 'Water'|Helen Keller
29/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SEAS THE MOMENT|$1600|hard|Of North, South, East & West, the 2 that most frequently precede 'China Sea'|South & East
11/09/2008|Jeopardy!|IN THE GRASS|$600|medium|Timothy grass is considered the best grass for making this (while the sun shines, of course)|hay
22/04/1997|Jeopardy!|CANTANTES|$500|medium|A school in East Harlem was named for this singer born blind in Puerto Rico in 1945|Jose Feliciano
20/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE PRIZES|$2000|hard|The R.U. Lemieux Award is given in Canada for work on the organic branch of this science|chemistry
15/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE IMPRESSIONISTS|$3600|hard|Finding Impressionism her cup of tea, this American first exhibited with the group in 1879 with 'The Cup of Tea'|(Mary) Cassatt
10/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON MUSICIANS|$400|easy|Born in Washington in 1942, he's the musician heard here:|Jimi Hendrix
17/01/2008|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE CRITTERS|$800|hard|I howled when I heard that this canine critter was the state animal of South Dakota|the coyote
23/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THIS WAY TO THE EGRESS|$1600|hard|A flower child turned Fuhrer in the film 'The Producers', he made his egress during a 1987 stage performance|Dick Shawn
24/12/1998|Jeopardy!|CRICKETS|$400|easy|Acheta domesticus is this common type of cricket, a name it shares with a fly & a mouse|house
13/01/2003|Jeopardy!|BIRD, REPTILE OR FELINE|$800|hard|The kestrel|bird
05/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$200|easy|In Egyptian sculpture, a hieracosphinx has a hawk's head & this animal's body|a lion
13/07/2010|Jeopardy!|LET'S BLOW|$800|hard|A book on 19th c. whaling gets its title from this traditional cry on sighting the creature|Thar she blows!
01/12/2000|Jeopardy!|HEY 'MON'!|$400|easy|Kipling knew it's the agile carnivore seen here:|Mongoose
11/05/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 'ODD' SQUAD|$400|easy|Spicy potent potable served hot|a toddy
18/12/1996|Jeopardy!|1982|$300|easy|At 65, Ashby Harper became the oldest to swim this body of water; Gertrude Ederle must have been impressed|The English Channel
04/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$2000|hard|In books by C.S. Lewis, Aslan, one of these animals, created the world of Narnia|Lion
12/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE STUDIOS|$800|hard|Studio which has brought us 6 'Friday the 13th' movies so far - thanks, guys|Paramount
26/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AT TIFFANY'S|$1000|hard|This daughter of Francoise Gilot & Pablo Picasso has been designing jewelry for Tiffany since 1980|Paloma Picasso
13/06/2006|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|Some friend--he's the last to stab Julius Caesar & it's his idea that the conspirators wash their hands in Caesar's blood|Brutus
13/12/2002|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE WHO KNEAD PEOPLE|$400|easy|Focusing on stimulating this part of the body, Eunice Ingham developed the concept of reflexology|foot
25/12/2007|Jeopardy!|YE OLDE BIG APPLE|$600|medium|Into the 1840s, sanitation on Wall Street was handled by thousands of these porcine wanderers|pigs
16/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EARLY AMERICA|$400|easy|In 1610 the Spanish began building the Palace of the Governors in what is now this Southwest city|Santa Fe
22/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS' MOVIE QUOTES|$5000|hard|1995: 'The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist'|Kevin Spacey
10/02/1999|Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$500|medium|The last name of this 'Pagliacci' composer translates to 'lionhorse'|(Ruggiero) Leoncavallo
21/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WE GOT GOOD CHEMISTRY|$400|easy|This element is always in a carbide|Carbon
25/02/2008|Final Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PLACE NAMES|None|None|In 'Return of the Jedi', a planet shares its name with this home of a woman who summons a spirit for Saul|Endor
26/06/2007|Jeopardy!|'M.G.'|$600|medium|This left-handed cartoonist drew his character Bart Simpson as a lefty too|Matt Groening
11/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE EYES HAVE IT|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows an anatomical animation on the monitor.) To allow your eyes to see clearly at varying distances, fibers called the zonules of Zinn change the shape of this eye part that focuses light onto the retina|the lens
26/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S 'UP'?|$400|easy|The highest social class, or maybe their favorite part of a pie|Upper crust
07/06/2010|Jeopardy!|LITERARY DEDICATIONS|$400|easy|E.E. Cummings 'dedicated' his book 'No Thanks' to the publishers who rejected it & to this woman who paid to print it|his mother
01/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TO THE LETTER|$400|easy|You use this letter to delete something, or to sign a document in place of your name|X
07/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE 'C'|$400|easy|Some Native Americans decorated these shoes with porcupine quills, others with beads|moccasins
17/01/2006|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$600|medium|In 1822 this 'Liberator' met with Jose de San Martin to strategize in Guayaquil|Bolivar
16/10/1986|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$800|hard|In 1895, Marie Sklodowska married this French chemist|Pierre Curie
28/11/2008|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS OF MADISON AVE.|$400|easy|This store promises to have your ink or toner cartridge with the slogan 'That was easy'|Staples
11/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ARE YOU SMARTER THAN A 15th GRADER?|$2000|hard|15th grade English majors know this sonneteer who wrote 'Astrophel and Stella' back in the 1500s|Sir Philip Sidney
02/02/1996|Double Jeopardy!|CALENDARS|$200|easy|William F. Buckley, Jr. gives you this many 'Words You'd Like to Know'; remember, 1996 is a leap year|366
12/04/2010|Jeopardy!|BAD BREAK-UP LINES|$400|easy|This doctor wrote that dreams 'are simply... realizations of wishes' & I've had a breakthrough; I wish to be single|Freud
02/05/1994|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH AUTHORS|$600|medium|He first used the pseudonym Boz in the August 1834 issue of “The Monthly Magazine”|Dickens
04/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE LAND OF OZ|$1000|hard|(Hi, I'm Colby Donaldson from Survivor 2.)  It's a 1971 movie, or a return to Australian Aboriginal life, including survival in the bush|Walkabout
06/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITY BIRTHPLACES|$2000|hard|Lena Olin|Stockholm
19/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$200|easy|Major rivers entering this gulf include the Rio Grande & the Mississippi|Gulf of Mexico
14/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ASIAN CITIES|$200|easy|China's national legislature meets in this capital's Great Hall of the People|Beijing/Peking
03/10/1996|Jeopardy!|HERALDRY|$400|easy|This irislike design associated with French royalty is the cadency mark of a sixth son|the fleur-de-lis
08/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$800|hard|The scientific name of this orange flower with black-spotted petals is Lilium tigrinum|the tiger lily
11/12/2008|Jeopardy!|SEND IN THE CLOWNS|$1000|hard|A rodeo clown before becoming an actor, he 'rode' an H-bomb to destruction in 'Dr. Strangelove'|(Slim) Pickens
23/06/1987|Jeopardy!|'THE'|$100|easy|National League ballpark that commonly uses the word 'the' in its title|the Astrodome
22/12/1999|Jeopardy!|THE GREAT LAKES|$300|easy|Superior, Wisconsin & this Minnesota port lie at the western terminus of the Great Lakes|Duluth
10/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES|$200|easy|The British tabloids refer to the Duchess of York by this 6-letter nickname|Fergie
11/11/1998|Jeopardy!|13|$200|easy|The TV cops of New York's 13th precinct included this Greek-American title lieutenant|Kojak
15/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD FACTS|$600|medium|Cozumel is the largest island off the coast of this peninsula|Yucatan Peninsula
07/07/2008|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S MISSING?|$400|easy|The 3 states with the highest number of electoral college votes: California, New York & _____|Texas
21/05/2003|Jeopardy!|SPORTSTALK|$600|medium|Rubber, rundown, slider|baseball
02/11/2006|Jeopardy!|CONTAINERS|$400|easy|Port wines are separated into 2 types based on these 2 possible places where they do most of their aging|barrels & bottles
15/04/1999|Jeopardy!|MODERN DESIGN|$100|easy|The pellet-filled 'Sacco' of 1968 was a high-class type of this chair that molds to the body|Beanbag chair
29/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|STATE GOVERNMENT|$1600|hard|The counties of Iowa & Arizona are headed by boards of these|supervisors
23/11/2006|Jeopardy!|OVER THE COALS|$800|hard|This host of 'Boy Meets Grill' says charcoal is a lot of work but it gives food a smokiness that gas can't imitate|Bobby Flay
23/05/1994|Double Jeopardy!|THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS|$1000|hard|Tenniel's illustrations of the unicorn & the man in white paper represent this Victorian prime minister|Disraeli
04/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN AUTHORS|$600|medium|In the mid-1960s this co-founder of Ms. magazine wrote for the TV series 'That Was the Week that Was'|Gloria Steinem
14/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SPY NOVELS|$2000|hard|This Ken Follett novel begins with German spy Henry Faber killing his landlady with a stiletto, or 'die Nadel'|The Eye of the Needle
26/06/2000|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$200|easy|TV's Sergeant Bilko, he cavorted on film in 'Cover Girl' (but not in the title role)|Phil Silvers
23/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL BOOKS|$4000|hard|When we first met Alex in this 1962 novel, he's sitting with his 3 droogs in the Korova Milkbar|A Clockwork Orange
21/03/2008|Jeopardy!|LOAD THE MAGAZINE|$400|easy|In 1953 the baby son of Lucille Ball & this man was on the first national cover of TV Guide|Desi Arnaz
04/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE POSITIVE|$1200|hard|His 'Power of Positive Thinking' begins, 'Believe in yourself! Have faith in your abilities!'|Norman Vincent Peale
10/06/2009|Jeopardy!|TAILGATE CUISINE|$800|hard|Recipes vary for a Georgia Dawgs tailgate favorite, boiled these; the shells of some absorb more salt than others|peanuts
30/10/2009|Final Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL NAMES|None|None|He's the only president whose first & last names contain the same pair of double letters|Millard Fillmore
26/09/2007|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$1000|hard|In 1978 he was fired as the president of Ford, only to become the new president of Chrysler|Lee Iacocca
19/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PAINTINGS|$1200|hard|The elongated heads of this Toledo master are on display in his painting of two saints|El Greco
09/12/1987|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN BUSINESS|$200|easy|Miles Labs is owned by this W. German co., but Sterling Drug makes the brand of aspirin|Bayer
15/10/2004|Jeopardy!|OCEANIA|$400|easy|In the Solomons, you can tour Olasana Island, where this future U.S. president was rescued in August 1943|JFK
13/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' RHYME TIME|$400|easy|George Bernard's cutting tools|Shaw's saws
03/02/2003|Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES REJECTED BY P. DIDDY|$600|medium|It's the abbreviation for a device that stores your data; a Palm Pilot, for example|PDA
08/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|UNIVERSAL TRUTH|$800|hard|This Pole's sun-centered universe theory explained why Mars appeared to move backwards across the sky|Copernicus
08/01/2003|Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN FLAG|$400|easy|The 13 stripes on the American flag represent the 13 original ones of these|colonies
14/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PEACHES|$800|hard|Paul Terry was the title character in this 1996 movie about a boy and a piece of fruit|James and the Giant Peach
19/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST NOVELS|$1200|hard|She wrote 'White House Pets' & a biography of her father before turning to fiction with 'Murder in the White House'|Margaret Truman
08/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$1000|hard|This Holy Roman empress was also the queen of Hungary & Bohemia from 1740 to 1780|Maria Theresa
19/09/2002|Jeopardy!|POP PRINCES & PRINCESSES|$800|hard|Babyface contributed background vocals to this group's 2000 album 'Black & Blue'|the Backstreet Boys
23/11/2005|Jeopardy!|CITY SEALS|$1000|hard|New York City's seal features an American eagle, a sailor & an Indian representing this tribe|the Manhattan Indians
02/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'N' TERTAINMENT|$1000|hard|This silent screen star seen here was born in Poland: P-o-l-a, N.-D.|Pola Negri
18/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANYTHING BUT OPERA|$2000|hard|An international piano competition held every 4 years is named for this American who won a competition in Moscow in 1958|Van Cliburn
27/10/2008|Jeopardy!|SPORTS: 1948|$600|medium|Kentucky's 'Fabulous Five' captured the NCAA title in this sport|college basketball
24/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TOP OF THE LIST|$400|easy|U.S. News & World Report calls this New Haven school the best value college, even with tuition at over $38,000 a year|Yale
02/07/2001|Jeopardy!|BOX-ING|$300|easy|It's the summary of a baseball game in the form of a table listing players & their performances|Box score
14/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COMBEGS|$1600|hard|Nicad, the batteries in many laptops|nickel and cadmium
05/06/1997|Jeopardy!|PHOBIAS|$400|easy|Because pteronophobics fear these, they should avoid chicken coops & fan dancers|Feathers
18/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE NICKNAMES|$800|hard|Florida State's nickname is the Seminoles & the University of Florida's is this|the Gators
21/10/2002|Jeopardy!|THE LAST BOY SCOUT|$600|medium|Like the forestry merit badge, the genealogy merit badge has one of these on it|tree
13/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ALL OVER|$800|hard|April 1644 is recognized as the last month this dynasty was in power in China|Ming Dynasty
05/06/2007|Jeopardy!|POPULAR SCIENCE BEST OF 2006|$1000|hard|Want a safe and long-lasting tan? It may be possible with an implant that triggers production of this skin pigment|melanin
23/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIRDS|$800|hard|Herring & laughing are 2 species of this 'sea' bird|a gull
11/02/2008|Jeopardy!|PARENTAL PAST LIVES|$200|easy|Mom & Dad found romance under the mosquito nets as volunteers in Niger on this continent|Africa
29/11/2011|Jeopardy!|-OLOGIES|$1000|hard|Mycology is the study of fungi; myology is the study of these body parts|muscles
11/11/1992|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$400|easy|Steve Brodie leaped onto the front pages when he leaped from this into the East River, July 23, 1886|The Brooklyn Bridge
03/05/2004|Jeopardy!|RIGHT ON THE MONEY|$200|easy|The Illinois commemorative quarter depicts the skyline of this, the state's largest city|Chicago
08/11/2007|Final Jeopardy!|THE PERSIAN GULF|None|None|Its national anthem begins, 'O Lord, protect for us Our Majesty the Sultan'|Oman
22/12/1997|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$500|medium|This rugged vehicle may derive its name from the abbreviation for 'general purpose'|Jeep
27/11/2002|Jeopardy!|HAPPY BIRTHDAY!|$400|easy|Michael Douglas never forgets the birthday of this woman, his wife; it's September 25, the same as his|Catherine Zeta-Jones
08/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SORRY ABOUT THAT|$400|easy|In 1997 Tony Blair formally apologized to this country for British negligence during the 1845-49 famine|Ireland
13/09/2000|Jeopardy!|LOOK UP|$500|medium|It sounds as if you could find these sloping roof beams going down the Snake River|Rafters
26/02/2003|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$800|hard|One of Frederick Cook's unproven claims was that he was first to reach the summit of this highest U.S. mountain|Mount McKinley
10/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$400|easy|He composed 'The Well-Tempered Clavier' while employed as a conductor at the court of Anhalt-Cothen|Johann Sebastian Bach
12/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION BY THE NUMBERS|$600|medium|It's the Greek term meaning '5 tools' that represents the 1st 5 books of the Bible|Pentateuch
06/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|1965|$800|hard|This singer with a famous father had a No. 1 hit in 1965 with the song heard here: ('This Diamond Ring')|Gary Lewis
02/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1000|hard|'To Let' was the last novel in this John Galsworthy series|The Forsyte Saga
10/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$400|easy|Some think this Irving Berlin song should replace 'The Star-Spangled Banner' as the national anthem -- it's easier to sing|God Bless America
03/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|FABLES & TALES|$1400|hard|Story from which come the replies: 'Not I,' said the duck; 'Not I,' said the cat; 'Not I,' said the dog|The Little Red Hen
30/06/2011|Jeopardy!|THERE WILL BE 'RAM'IFICATIONS|$1000|hard|Rickety, like an old house about to fall down|ramshackle
04/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE YIDDI'SCH'|$1200|hard|A routine that's a standard part of a comedian's repertoire|a schtick
05/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE IT HAPPENED|$800|hard|In 1958 this nuclear-powered craft passed near Point Barrow on its way into the Arctic basin|Nautilus
23/12/2009|Jeopardy!|'B' FORE 'N' AFTER|$600|medium|Ship's officer who summons the crew with a whistle|a boatswain
31/12/2002|Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$800|hard|No one would understand if you literally 'spoke wth' this -- it means what was said is meant to be humorous|tongue-in-cheek
24/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ITALIAN FOOD|$1200|hard|A traditional side dish, it's a cornmeal mush often with butter & cheese mixed in|polenta
09/06/2006|Jeopardy!|OZ|$400|easy|The Wicked Witch's golden cap allows her to summon these to do her bidding 3 times|the flying monkeys
29/12/2006|Jeopardy!|I COULDA BEEN A CONTENDER!|$400|easy|His 1972 presidential bid was gaining momentum when he was shot & paralyzed by Arthur Bremer|George Wallace
04/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NEWBERY MEDAL WINNERS|$1600|hard|1995: 'Walk Two' of these celestial bodies|Moons
29/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ONE-WORD FILM TITLES|$800|hard|Reviewers said this Mariah Carey film & its soundtrack were 'not exactly gold'|Glitter
10/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|NOUN OR VERB|$1200|hard|A bag, or to fire|sack
25/03/1997|Jeopardy!|CD-ROM GAMES|$500|medium|This James Burke TV series that linked inventions through the ages was turned into a game in 1996|Connections
05/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$800|hard|He created the Nadsat language for his novel 'A Clockwork Orange'|(Anthony) Burgess
05/02/2008|Jeopardy!|ENGLAND, SCOTLAND OR WALES|$1000|hard|The Cambrian Mountains cover most of it|Wales
11/11/2002|Jeopardy!|THE OLD WEST|$200|easy|Gold-plated pistols used by this female sharpshooter are at L.A.'s Autry Museum of Western Heritage|Annie Oakley
25/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DO YOU HAVE A RESERVATION?|$2000|hard|Yankton & Rosebud|South Dakota
10/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELS|$1200|hard|The name of this deep-red gem & 'pomegranate' come from the same root|garnet
31/03/2010|Jeopardy!|THE INCREDIBLE HULKS|$600|medium|One-time big sportsman & even bigger businessman seen here|George Foreman
02/11/2006|Jeopardy!|POET'S GLOSSARY|$600|medium|This basic metrical unit of poetry sounds like a body part|a foot
15/04/2009|Jeopardy!|DICTIONARY ABBR.|$400|easy|It would be a sin for you not to know that syn. indicates this|synonym
20/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$800|hard|Called 'the first psychedelic ballet', Robert Joffrey's 'Astarte' premiered in this decade|the 1960s
30/01/2008|Jeopardy!|A CINEMATIC FEAST|$600|medium|The title eatery in this 1988 Julia Roberts film actually exists in Connecticut|Mystic Pizza
08/10/2004|Jeopardy!|TOOL TIME|$400|easy|This portable motor-driven tool used to cut wood was employed in a Texas massacre (on film)|a chainsaw
16/01/2009|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC FIGURES' MADE-UP NICKNAMES|$600|medium|The Long Marcher; The Great Leaper; The Bull in the China Shop|Mao Zedong
16/10/2009|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE THINGS|$600|medium|Washington's state fossil is the Columbian species of this prehistoric elephant|a mammoth
19/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|EXPORTS|$400|easy|Grown on small-scale farms & large estates, this, mostly the arabica type, is one of Kenya's main exports|coffee
29/05/1992|Jeopardy!|KING ARTHUR|$1000|hard|After Mordred mortally wounded him, Arthur's body was carried away to this island|Avalon
15/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THEY WENT TO SCHOOL BACK EAST|$1000|hard|Edna St. Vincent Millay, Mary McCarthy, Meryl Streep|Vassar
25/01/2008|Jeopardy!|THE WHITE STRIPES|$800|hard|The white stripes on this are likely a symbol of the bandages used in bloodletting many years ago|a barber's pole
14/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER BRITISH ISLES|$400|easy|Anguilla in this sea is noted for its superb beaches|Caribbean
06/10/1998|Jeopardy!|FROM PRUSSIA WITH LOVE|$500|medium|In the 13th century, the name of Prussia's ruling house was lengthened from Zollern to this|Hohenzollern
18/01/2007|Jeopardy!|DEFENDING THE U.S.|$200|easy|( Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from Cheyenne Mountain in Colorado. ) By carving out 700,000 tons of granite, the Cheyenne Mountain Complex was built as a protected command center over this over 40-year so-called war|Cold War
01/04/1997|Jeopardy!|BOOK & AUTHOR|$400|easy|She dazzled readers with 'Dazzle' & 'I'll Take Manhattan'|(Judith) Krantz
10/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELS|$1600|hard|Corundums with 3 bands of light are called 'stars'; corundums with one band have this feline name|cats eye
14/04/2004|Jeopardy!|THE L.A. COLISEUM|$800|hard|The L.A. Coliseum serves as the home field for this university's football team & they first played there in 1923|USC (Southern California)
09/04/1996|Jeopardy!|JAPAN|$200|easy|The name of this monetary unit comes from the word for 'round'; earlier coins were often oval|Yen
16/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE PLAYWRIGHT|$2000|hard|'Curse of the Starving Class', 'True West'|Sam Shepard
21/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD FACTS|$1000|hard|A lion on this country's coat of arms holds Saint Olaf's battle-axe|Norway
30/09/1999|Jeopardy!|'MIS' QUOTES|$300|easy|In 1959 Johnny Mathis sang he was 'too' this 'and too much in love'|Misty
02/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT COUNTRY|$1600|hard|44 million-strong African country seen here|South Africa
28/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS SPEECHES|$600|medium|The final draft of his farewell address was written by Alexander Hamilton|George Washington
23/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GOING THE DISTANCE|$400|easy|It's 1,984 miles from Motor City, California to this better known Motor City to the northeast|Detroit
13/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$800|hard|This monarch said, 'The die is now cast, the colonies must either submit or triumph' upon approving the Intolerable Acts|King George III
07/10/1996|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$200|easy|Artists depict Shiva, a major deity of this religion, wearing a garland of skulls around his neck|Hinduism
13/07/1998|Jeopardy!|MULTIPLE MEANINGS|$100|easy|A spinning toy, or the location of this clue in the category|Top
03/02/2005|Jeopardy!|LET THERE BE LIFE|$200|easy|In most fish, they're distributed over the palate; in mammals, they're only in the jawbone|teeth
24/06/2010|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$200|easy|This 2009 Quentin Tarantino film was set during World War II|Inglourious Basterds
02/06/2008|Jeopardy!|HIP-HOP & RAP|$400|easy|This huge hit by Jay-Z samples a song from the musical 'Annie'|Hard Knock Life
24/02/2000|Final Jeopardy!|THE ACADEMY AWARDS|None|None|The only person named Oscar to win an Oscar, he won twice|Oscar Hammerstein II
11/09/1997|Jeopardy!|'EASY' QUESTIONS|$100|easy|It 'makes oven cleaning easier'|Easy-Off
16/10/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S.A.|$400|easy|'Rusticators' are city folk with a summer address in this Pine Tree State|Maine
16/12/1999|Jeopardy!|COURT TV|$300|easy|Norman Dacey wrote a bestseller on 'How to Avoid' this court examination of a will|Probate
04/06/1999|Jeopardy!|LITERARY HODGEPODGE|$200|easy|During one year, 1802, Wordsworth wrote 3 poems about this beautiful winged insect|Butterfly
06/09/1999|Jeopardy!|MONOPOLY|$400|easy|In an official 1998 election, this vehicle was named favorite token|Racecar
23/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES IN SCIENCE|$400|easy|This man whose name gave us the electrical current unit called an amp got a bad shock when his father was guillotined|Andre-Marie Ampere
13/06/2011|Jeopardy!|FOOD 'E'|$600|medium|A recipe for the world's largest one of these calls for 750 lbs. of ground corn for the tortilla & 175 lbs. of cheese|an enchilada
19/01/2004|Jeopardy!|THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR|$1000|hard|In May 1898 Lt. Andrew Rowan delivered his famous message from President McKinley to this Cuban military man|General Garcia
14/09/2005|Jeopardy!|ALONG BOSTON'S FREEDOM TRAIL|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Freedom Trail.)  Begun in 1795, it's the building behind me that Oliver Wendell Holmes called the 'hub of the solar system'|the Bulfinch State House
05/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|JURY DUTY|$2000|hard|In selecting jurors, an attorney may reject some for no stated reason-- this type of challenge|a peremptory challenge
26/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGICAL ROMANCES|$400|easy|After she rendezvoused with Poseidon in Athena's temple, Athena changed her hair into serpents|Medusa
20/10/1998|Jeopardy!|THE 19-AUGHTs|$400|easy|It began in '01 & the train of the same name began running from NYC to Chicago in '02|The 20th Century
22/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BASEBALL HALL OF FAMERS|$1200|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew stands with a baseball bat ready for a pitch.) For control, he used a split grip.  I don't know how he hit anything, let alone recorded the higest lifetime batting average|Ty Cobb
24/07/2009|Jeopardy!|PREHISTORIC TIMES|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Geology Museum.) The University of Wisconsin-Madison Geology Museum has a skeleton of this animal that humans may have driven extinct; the distinctive teeth that provided its name were once thought to belong to a carnivore|a mastodon
20/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CHECKING IT TWICE|$2500|hard|This constitutional amendment uses the phrase 'twice put in jeopardy of life or limb'|the Fifth Amendment
03/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SNL ALUMNI|$800|hard|He was 'Berry Berry Good' as ballplayer Chico Escuela & more recently as Uncle Junior on 'The Jamie Foxx Show'|Garrett Morris
01/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CALIFORNIA MISSIONS|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Mission San Diego de Alcala.)  In the 1760s monks from Baja California were sent to begin founding missions in this area, the opposite of 'baja'|Alta
05/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ONE WORD OR TWO|$200|easy|Perfect; or my turn to hand out cards|Ideal/I deal
28/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH OPERA|$600|medium|When I need a haircut, I think of this comic opera whose Italian title is 'Il Barbiere di Siviglia'|The Barber of Seville
03/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$1000|hard|Native to Asia Minor, the 'golden' type of this chubby-cheeked rodent is a popular pet|hamster
23/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A YEAR TO REMEMBER|$800|hard|British government makes Pitt stop; castrato Caffarelli's life ends on high note; Revol. War ends|1783
15/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE A PLAN|$400|easy|In December 1946 this country rejected the USA's Baruch Plan for international control of atomic energy|Soviet Union
01/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN COUNTRIES|$600|medium|Of Togo, Tonga or Tunisia, the one not in Africa|Tonga
20/02/2003|Jeopardy!|WHICH DOCTOR...|$1000|hard|Is a pediatric specialist who takes care of newborn babies during the first 4 weeks of life|neonatologist
22/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BACKWORDS|$400|easy|I emit a snort when I peruse this publication|Time (emit)
01/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT MUSICAL|$1200|hard|A girl who works for a telephone answering service gets involved in her clients' problems|Bells are Ringing
16/09/2010|Jeopardy!|PUSH BY SAFIRE|$800|hard|Safire defined 'the proof of guilt that precipitates resignations' as this 2-word term describing a discharged firearm|a smoking gun
18/11/2004|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FRIENDSHIPS|$400|easy|In the Bible, Saul's son Jonathan becomes great friends with this future king after battling the Philistines|David
24/01/2006|Jeopardy!|THE OLD COLLEGE 'TRI'|$200|easy|This island off the coast of Venezuela is just opposite the mouth of the Orinoco|Trinidad
08/02/2006|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$200|easy|This lawn weed's name comes from the old French for 'tooth of the lion', referring to its sharply indented leaves|a dandelion
27/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|STATE THE SENATOR|$2000|hard|Henry Clay|Kentucky
16/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE COLD WAR|$400|easy|The USA's long involvement in this country included an effort to prop up President Diem in 1961|Vietnam
03/12/2007|Jeopardy!|COLOR MY WORLD|$800|hard|It's a colorful old 2-word term for what's now Belarus|White Russia
02/03/2000|Jeopardy!|IN 2 WORDS|$200|easy|IV, meaning 4, for example|a Roman numeral
04/06/1997|Jeopardy!|QUOTABLE WOMEN|$300|easy|'We fluctuate long between love & hatred before we can arrive at a happy tranquility', she wrote to Abelard|Heloise
27/04/2004|Jeopardy!|'COP's|$400|easy|In Warsaw, you can find a prominent statue of this 16th century astronomer|Copernicus
17/10/1991|Jeopardy!|GETTING MARRIED|$500|medium|According to tradition, the man who catches the bride’s garter gets to place it on this person’s leg|the woman who catches the bouquet
17/09/2004|Jeopardy!|QUASI-RELATED PAIRS|$1000|hard|One fixed glance & Messrs. Daltrey & Bannister|a stare & rogers
08/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GET GRAPHIC|$400|easy|In dithering, shades of this are created by using different densities of black & white dots|gray
31/12/1993|Jeopardy!|'BOX' LUNCH|$100|easy|It flies without a tail & you control it with a string|box kite
27/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THE POETRY OF LOVE|$200|easy|She asked, 'How do I love thee?  Let me count the ways'|Elizabeth Barrett Browning
22/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC FOREIGN FILMS|$3800|hard|A 16th century Japanese village is the main setting for this 1954 foreign film classic|The Seven Samurai
10/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH OPERA|$600|medium|We assume Samuel Barber composed his mini-opera about 'A Hand of' this game according to Hoyle|Bridge
25/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES NAMED FOR PEOPLE|$2000|hard|This private liberal arts college in Bronxville, N.Y. was named for the wife of its founding donor|Sarah Lawrence
04/06/2004|Jeopardy!|'E'OGRAPHY|$200|easy|It's the northernmost & smallest of the 3 Baltic nations|Estonia
01/01/1997|Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$300|easy|Eva Crane became interested in apiculture when she received a swarm of these as a wedding present|bees
03/12/2010|Jeopardy!|GREEN FOOD|$800|hard|Niagara, Italia Muscat & Perlette seedless are green types of this fruit|grapes
08/01/2010|Jeopardy!|ITALIAN COOKING|$200|easy|You can use Arborio rice to make this dish; let each addition of broth be absorbed before adding the next|risotto
09/10/2000|Jeopardy!|THE BALD & THE BEAUTIFUL|$400|easy|This Emmy-winning talk show host, seen here, has also been seen in dramatic roles|Montel Williams
04/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$1200|hard|2008's 'Giants' covers 'The Parallel Lives of Frederick Douglass and' this man|Abraham Lincoln
14/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S FIRSTS|$600|medium|'For Better or for Worse', Lynn Johnston was the 1st woman to win this profession's Reuben Award|Cartooning
25/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|DOWN UNDER|$2000|hard|This capital of Queensland was home to the 1988 World's Fair|Brisbane
15/04/2003|Jeopardy!|2-LETTER ABBREV.|$1000|hard|It's an abbreviation for the Latin phrase meaning 'in the year of our Lord'|AD
06/05/2008|Jeopardy!|& THE AWARD GOES TO...|$1000|hard|The Fermat Prize in this field is awarded for contributions to 'statements of variational principles'|mathematics
21/01/2003|Jeopardy!|'D' TIME|$800|hard|This word meaning 'to make insane' sounds like where a warped cowboy might be 'home on'|derange
12/03/2007|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 ALBUMS OF THE '90s|$200|easy|25 years after breaking up, this band had a No. 1 album late in 1995|The Beatles
16/12/2010|Jeopardy!|BASKIN ROBBINS ICE CREAM|$200|easy|A seasonal favorite, baseball nut first hit a home run in 1958 to celebrate the Dodgers' move from this borough|Brooklyn
09/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'M' PLACEMENT|$1200|hard|This national park whose name is Spanish for 'green table' contains many well-preserved Indian cliff dwellings|Mesa Verde
21/09/2010|Jeopardy!|ZAC(H/K) ATTACK|$200|easy|Zachary Quinto showed us the logic as this character in 2009's 'Star Trek'|Spock
12/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS IN SCIENCE|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from a science lab.)  Because the structure of oil doesn't allow certain bonds, it's called this type of molecule, from words meaning 'fear of water'|hydrophobic
23/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH SCIENCE|$2000|hard|The first director of the radiation lab at Berkeley, his name will live forevermore on an element|(Ernest Orlando) Lawrence
03/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OLD HAT|$400|easy|Is there a cake under her hat?  No, probably just poofy hair on this regal 18th-century fashion plate|Marie Antoinette
04/03/2011|Jeopardy!|OPRAH'S FIRSTS|$200|easy|(Oprah Winfrey gives the clue.)  For a 2005 show on age-defying things for women, I had this part of my body 'stabbed' with a special gun; I was told the 2 clicks would hurt 'a little', yeah, right!|ear
26/12/1996|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'A'|$200|easy|Solo, for Sills            (4)|Aria
09/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYWRIGHTS|$1600|hard|Novelist Edna Ferber collaborated with this playwright on 6 plays, including 'Dinner at Eight' & 'Stage Door'|George S. Kaufman
05/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FUNNY PEOPLE|$400|easy|Born in Vancouver, he's brought his curly hair & rubber face to 'Funny People' as well as to 'Superbad'|Seth Rogen
10/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A RANK CATEGORY|$1200|hard|A lesser official in a royal household; some are 'of the guard'|yeoman
18/11/2011|Jeopardy!|ALMA MATERS|$400|easy|Coworkers Samuel Alito, Elena Kagan & Sonia Sotomayor are all graduates of this New Jersey school|Princeton
30/09/2005|Jeopardy!|WORLD LITERATURE|$200|easy|Tolstoy's first full-length novel, it includes a cast of more than 500 characters|War and Peace
07/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS' OTHER TITLES|$2000|hard|Cormac McCarthy's 'Blood' this: 'the Evening Redness in the West'|Meridian
19/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PRO FOOTBALL|$1600|hard|In his career he had a record 22,895 yards receiving, about 50% more than runner-up Tim Brown|Jerry Rice
20/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'CO'-CATEGORY|$800|hard|A Greek word for 'poppy' gives us the name of this analgesic, an alkaloid of opium|codeine
25/12/2006|Jeopardy!|SAVE THAT E-MAIL ADDRESS!|$200|easy|I have to remember info@GoTahoe.com for my trip to a waterside community in these mountains|the Sierra Nevadas
12/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES “M”|$1000|hard|Guerre, or Chuzzlewit (6)|Martin
16/07/2008|Jeopardy!|IN THE CABINET|$1500|hard|In 1795 Oliver Wolcott succeeded him as Treasury Secretary|Alexander Hamilton
16/09/2009|Jeopardy!|BOOKISH|$800|hard|Her novel 'One Fifth Avenue' offers more sex in the same city|(Candace) Bushnell
03/01/2006|Jeopardy!|EVERYTHING FROM A TO X|$600|medium|To officially incorporate territory into a country's domain|annex
19/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY LIT|$400|easy|His first novel was 'Hans of Iceland', 8 years before 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame'|Victor Hugo
25/03/2003|Jeopardy!|2-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|In hyphenated terms, it comes before -go, -show & -brainer|no
03/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS INTO MOVIES|$800|hard|Cameron Crowe returned to high school to research the book that became this 1982 Sean Penn film|Fast Times at Ridgemont High
10/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'L'|$400|easy|Racing sled (4)|luge
12/03/2009|Jeopardy!|STATE FLAGS|$400|easy|This bovine is found on the flags of both Kansas & Wyoming|a buffalo
14/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES|$200|easy|'Theodore the Meddler'|Theodore Roosevelt
05/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EXTRAS|$1200|hard|An apple that the USDA grades 'extra' this doesn't have a ribbon on it but is mature, clean & well-formed|fancy
24/09/1984|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'Q'|$400|easy|Oldest city in Canada|Quebec
26/05/1989|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS 'BABY's|$900|hard|1 of 2 popular U.S. films released in late 1987 that had the word 'Baby' in their titles|Baby Boom or Three Men and a Baby
02/12/2011|Jeopardy!|THE GREAT AMERICAN NOVEL|$600|medium|In this Hemingway novel, Robert Jordan, a young U.S. professor, serves as a dynamiter in the Spanish Civil War|For Whom the Bell Tolls
12/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICA|$800|hard|Abdicating in 1889, this Brazilian emperor was the last monarch in the Americas|Pedro
13/02/2009|Jeopardy!|SWEET!|$400|easy|Butter is an ingredient of this hard candy that has 'butter' in its name; the rest of its name doesn't refer to whisky|butterscotch
10/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TRAINS|$600|medium|In 1987 this 'World's Favorite Hobo', known for songs of riding the rails, opened his own theater in Branson|Boxcar Willie
22/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SENATOR RHYME TIME|$1200|hard|Christopher's supreme beings|Dodd's gods
18/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'RE', NOT ER|$1600|hard|The Tyndale Bible translated a Greek passage meaning 'shameful gain', as 'filthy' this|lucre
24/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|19TH CENTURY AMERICA|$600|medium|In 1892 the Edison Co. merged with the Thomson-Houston Electrical Co. to form this company|General Electric
03/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$400|easy|His photo silkscreens include 'Liz', 'Jackie' & 'Elvis' as well as 'Marilyn'|Andy Warhol
30/04/2009|Jeopardy!|AD WEAR|$1300|hard|The girl on this brand's label wears a yellow dress & stands under an umbrella|Morton's Salt
29/04/2008|Final Jeopardy!|BASEBALL TERMS|None|None|Hall of Famer Willie Stargell called it 'a butterfly with hiccups'|a knuckleball
08/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BORN IN DUBLIN|$1600|hard|His first major satire, 'A Tale of a Tub', was published in 1704|Swift
18/05/2006|Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENT... THE SITCOM!|$1000|hard|When his boss tells him he won't be on the ticket again, this Northeastern man snaps, 'Whatchu talkin' 'bout, Abe?'|Hannibal Hamlin
12/04/2007|Jeopardy!|ONLY SMALL ACTORS|$200|easy|As the coroner in this 1939 film, Meinhardt Raabe said, 'She's not only merely dead, she's really most sincerely dead'|The Wizard of Oz
06/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ON A PIZZA|$1000|hard|A quatro formaggi pizza is topped with this many different cheeses, including mozzarella|4
22/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$1600|hard|Mary-Louise Parker was awesome in this play that won David Auburn a Pulitzer Prize in 2001|Proof
12/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LITERATURE|$400|easy|An adaptation of this Grimm tale includes the line 'Who is gnawing at my house?'|Hansel and Gretel
29/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A ROMANTIC DINNER|$1600|hard|On to the main course, ma cherie, a fine gigot d'agneau, roast leg of this meat in a garlic & rosemary sauce|lamb
16/04/2007|Jeopardy!|BORN FIRST|$1000|hard|Andy Warhol, Jackson Pollock, Judy Chicago|Jackson Pollock
28/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'POCKET' CHANGE|$2000|hard|Ann-Margaret made her movie debut in this 1961 film starring Bette Davis as Damon Runyon's Apple Annie|Pocketful of Miracles
10/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|Ernest Hemingway's only Pulitzer Prize came in 1953 for this short novel about a Cuban named Santiago|The Old Man And The Sea
19/01/1993|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$200|easy|Henry IV said he wanted no peasant so poor that he couldn't have one of these 'in his pot every Sunday'|a chicken
13/04/2000|Final Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS|None|None|Winner of the 1999 Nobel Peace Prize, this group once used the slogan 'We Have Two Billion People in our Waiting Room'|Doctors Without Borders
07/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THERE SHE IS|$400|easy|Born in a log cabin, she was right on target as a popular 19th century entertainer|Annie Oakley
29/12/1998|Jeopardy!|JINGLES ALL THE WAY|$200|easy|This 'Bologna has a first name'|Oscar Mayer
14/06/2005|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT MOVIE|$800|hard|2002: 'Here's my first question.  Do you think it's kind of dangerous handing out guns at a bank?'|Bowling for Columbine
26/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THEY PICKED UP THE CHEKHOV|$400|easy|This playwright adapted several Chekhov stories for his play 'The Good Doctor' (Hint: Marsha Mason was in it)|Neil Simon
10/05/2010|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$200|easy|Bob Woodward's 'The Secret Man' was rushed to print after this Watergate informant revealed himself|Mark Felt
17/10/2007|Jeopardy!|'K' MART|$600|medium|After criminal activities by this secret society, Oklahoma was placed under martial law in September 1923|Ku Klux Klan
21/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PETS IN HISTORY|$800|hard|This Roman emperor considered making Incitatus, his favorite horse, a consul|Caligula
19/01/2007|Jeopardy!|DISNEY MOVIES BY CHARACTER|$800|hard|1942: Thumper|Bambi
16/11/1999|Jeopardy!|AROUND NEW YORK STATE|$200|easy|Just 25 miles N. of Manhattan, this 'Sleepy' village is the place 'where the Headless Horseman rode'|Sleepy Hollow
20/07/2004|Jeopardy!|MOTHER GOOSE NOIR|$1000|hard|Whippin' a girl 'for causing Jack's disaster'? this dame had to go down, & go down hard|Dame Dob
15/03/2006|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR SONGS|$1000|hard|He wrote one of his favorite melodies, 'A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody', for a Ziegfeld Follies show|Irving Berlin
06/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ROLES|$1000|hard|They played twins in 'The Last Remake of Beau Geste'|Michael York & Marty Feldman
12/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE NOT BOOING, THEY'RE SAYING...|$800|hard|...this name, like character Grant, Mary Richards' TV boss|Lou
25/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TRENDY!|$1200|hard|It's the 6-letter nickname for a BMW|beemer
13/03/2001|Jeopardy!|BEHIND THE ZODIAC|$400|easy|This constellation, Chiron, is the 'centaur' of attention|Sagittarius
18/05/1990|Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$200|easy|Prometheus' brother, you may know the fact he was cursed to bear the sky upon his back|Atlas
08/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$400|easy|The Mexican pop group Kabah took the name of this language created in 1887 as the title of its 1998 CD|Esperanto
14/09/2007|Jeopardy!|CATS|$200|easy|The Korat breed, from Thailand, is usually this color of some Olympic metals|silver
07/10/2010|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE D's|$400|easy|Derby rider's seat|saddle
09/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MERRY OLD SOUL|$3000|hard|This band took its name from the 3 elements in founder Maurice White's astrological chart|Earth, Wind & Fire
11/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT GREEK THEATRE|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Theater of Dionysus in Athens, Greece.) More than 2,000 years after this Aristophanes comedy debuted here in Athens, A musical version hopped onto Broadway|The Frogs
28/01/2004|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY TIME|$1000|hard|In 2002 this country shifted out of neutral & finally joined the U.N.|Switzerland
21/04/2009|Jeopardy!|WONDERS OF THE MIDWEST|$1000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from a giant apple basket.) Attractions in this midwest state include a giant rubber stamp, a giant cuckoo clock, & the almost-30-ft-high Longaberger apple basket|Ohio
16/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN MOVIE IDOL|$3000|hard|He had a starring role in the top-grossing movies of 1977, 1980, 1981 & 1983|Harrison Ford
22/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL MATH|$2000|hard|Clinton minus Nixon|5 (42 - 37)
22/10/2009|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$1000|hard|A refuting argument regarding the reusable space vehicle|a Shuttle rebuttal
19/10/2005|Jeopardy!|HAPPY TRAILS TO YOU|$400|easy|Hikers enjoy the 13-mile Barr Trail to the summit of this Colorado peak|Pikes Peak
09/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT TIMES|$800|hard|I dew declare, Tefnut was this ancient civilization's goddess of the dew|the Egyptians
21/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HARPS & HARPERS|$400|easy|A member of this comedy team, Harpo was a virtuoso on the harp & played it in some of their movies|the Marx Brothers
17/05/2000|Jeopardy!|CHESS NUTS|$100|easy|Neither player wins with this kind of 'mate'|Stalemate
16/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$400|easy|If an archaeologist is holding this 6-letter hand-held triangular digging tool, she might be going to a dig site|a trowel
06/09/2001|Jeopardy!|THIS LOOKS LIKE A GOOD SPOT|$400|easy|By Jove!  A close-up of the surface of this planet is seen here|Jupiter
20/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|I'LL 'C' TO IT|$600|medium|The ability of blood to clot or become semisolid is known as this|Coagulation
04/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AUSSIES|$1200|hard|Evonne Goolagong won this premier tournament twice, the first time in July 1971|Wimbledon
12/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'D'|$200|easy|'There is nothin' like' one (4)|a dame
25/09/1997|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE TOAST|$400|easy|This company brought the toaster 'to life' in 1909|General Electric
10/09/1984|Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$800|hard|River in this famous song:|the Volga River
03/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHO PLAYED 'EM?|$1000|hard|Viola De Lesseps, who pretended to be Thomas Kent to play Romeo, but played Juliet instead|Gwyneth Paltrow
17/02/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$500|medium|This state has 2 national monuments:  the Hagerman fossil beds & craters of the moon|Idaho
04/01/2012|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY EXPRESSIONS|$400|easy|'A fine kettle of' these|fish
22/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'A's|$1600|hard|This 'Khan' is the spiritual leader of the Ismaili sect of Muslims|the Aga Khan
16/06/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S. MILITARY MUSEUMS|$500|medium|The U.S. Army Field Artillery Museum in Oklahoma has mementoes of this Apache chief who is buried nearby|Geronimo
23/04/2008|Jeopardy!|GIVE 'P's A CHANCE|$200|easy|It can be corporal or capital|punishment
01/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THE REALITY OF TV|$1000|hard|In 2009 this TLC couple was 'Plus 8' & plus a few domestic issues|Jon & Kate (Gosselin)
15/01/2007|Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$800|hard|Jean-Luc Godard said, 'Photography is truth, and' this 'is truth 24 times a second'|film (or cinema)
27/01/2010|Jeopardy!|OPERA GLOSS|$200|easy|This term for the principal female singer of an opera company is Italian for 'first lady'|prima donna
28/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HIT TV SHOWS IN OTHER WORDS|$800|hard|Since 2004, a Sunday night staple: 'Needy domestic engineers'|Desperate Housewives
23/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OLYMPIC VENUES|$400|easy|The appropriate site of the first modern Olympics|Athens
11/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SPIELBERG MOVIES|$1200|hard|Spielberg wasn't paid for directing this film; he said it would be 'blood money'|Schindler's List
08/11/1999|Jeopardy!|WHERE'S THE LAKE?|$500|medium|Lake Itasca|United States
16/07/2009|Jeopardy!|ANIMATED CREATURES|$600|medium|In this film Rhino the hamster helps his dog hero, who doesn't actually have super powers|Bolt
23/09/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S. CRIME STATISTICS|$500|medium|In 1997 the Boston FBI reported a 24% increase in these crimes, but 1 person pulled off almost 2 dozen|Bank robberies
05/07/1999|Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$300|easy|Over 70 wax & clay works found in Degas' studio after his death were later cast in this alloy|bronze
10/11/2010|Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$1000|hard|He tamed the winged horse Pegasus with a bridle given to him by Athena|Bellerophon
28/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THIS & THAT|$600|medium|This baseball team plays its home games at Cinergy Field|Cincinnati Reds
22/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$1000|hard|When he died in 1917 this hero of Manila Bay was president of the General Board of the Navy|George Dewey
28/12/2004|Jeopardy!|ONWARD CHRISTIAN SLATER|$1000|hard|1996: Christian & Samantha Mathis try to prevent John Travolta from stealing nuclear missiles|Broken Arrow
14/12/2011|Jeopardy!|'G', LOOK AT THAT|$600|medium|Indian culture is stronger in this Western Hemisphere nation than in its neighbors|Guatemala
13/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|100,000 REASONS|$800|hard|Tragically, on Dec. 26, 2004 one of these Japanese-named events claimed more than 100,000 lives|a tsunami
01/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE EQUATOR|$600|medium|The Mitad del Mundo, 'Middle of the Earth' monument, is near Quito in this country|Ecuador
11/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|HORS D'OEUVRES|$800|hard|This chic Middle-Eastern dip is made primarily from chickpeas & served with pita bread|hummus
10/07/2000|Jeopardy!|'DELTA'|$200|easy|It operates the Skymiles program|Delta Airlines
24/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL TOWNS|$600|medium|Elkhart in this state is the world capital of band instruments & RV manufacturing|Indiana
30/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN BEFORE & AFTER|$1000|hard|Hero of Agincourt who goes solo on a date with 2 other couples|Henry V Wheel
05/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BELIEFS|$2000|hard|Incorporating elements of Islam & others, this religion was founded in Iran in 1863|Bahá'í
31/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE MUSICAL ACT THEY FOLLOW|$1600|hard|Apple Scruffs|the Beatles
16/02/2009|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$600|medium|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from the Crayola factory in Easton, Pennsylvania.) In 1958, the 64-color assortment of Crayolas debuted; the box had this new built-in feature that later earned it a place in the Smithsonian|a sharpener
19/05/1997|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$400|easy|This spring festival sounds like a ship's distress call|May Day
12/07/2002|Jeopardy!|STAMPS OF APPROVAL|$1000|hard|A 1999 international rate stamp featured this landmark, also an electric power producer|Niagara Falls
25/03/2004|Jeopardy!|BIRD, REPTILE OR FELINE|$400|easy|The catamount|feline
30/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE NON-CATEGORY|$800|hard|A 1990s pop group was called 4 Non these|Blondes
04/12/2007|Jeopardy!|THE BIG APPLE|$600|medium|In 1865 NYC, already home to 800,000, finally abandoned this type of fire department|volunteer
27/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ARIZONA|$2000|hard|In Arizona politics conservative Democrats who vote Republican are called these, after the multi-colored horse|Pinto Democrats
11/07/2007|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$200|easy|Rock the baby & loop the loop on June 6, the day reserved for this toy|the yo-yo
14/06/2007|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL BLOGS.|$1000|hard|July 1, 1937: Fred & I are leaving New Guinea for Howland Island. 2,600 miles... wish us luck!|Amelia Earhart
30/10/1992|Jeopardy!|FOOD FACTS|$200|easy|This basic sauce named for a color is made with rich meat stock|brown sauce
01/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ART MUSEUMS|$200|easy|2 old palaces in Barcelona house a museum of this cubist's works|Pablo Picasso
12/03/2004|Jeopardy!|STOCK SYMBOLS|$200|easy|A retailer: JCP|J.C. Penney
29/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HENRY FORD|$600|medium|In 1908 this model cost a whopping $850, but Ford's assembly line soon cut that in half|the Model T
25/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|DUDE, WHERE'S MY 'CAR'?|$1600|hard|Isotope used to date archaeological specimens|carbon-14
01/12/2011|Jeopardy!|FURNITURE|$1000|hard|French for 'shelf', it's an open-shelved piece of furniture for displaying knickknacks|étagère
23/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARY THEATRE|$2000|hard|John Cullum of 'Northern Exposure' got more Broadway exposure as a toilet tycoon in this hit musical|Urinetown
01/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HE'S DEAD, JIM|$1200|hard|In 1851 this author of 'The Prairie' could no longer stay alive no matter what occurs|James Fenimore Cooper
14/11/1995|Jeopardy!|'G' WHIZ|$300|easy|Artist Charles Dana's 'Girl', or her martini with an onion|Gibson
25/12/1997|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$200|easy|Badger alumni know Michael Jackson acquired rights to this school's fight song from Paul McCartney|Wisconsin
26/11/1984|Jeopardy!|NUMBER PLEASE|$300|easy|Square inches in a square foot|144
23/01/2001|Jeopardy!|THE BOYS IN BLUE|$400|easy|This international group founded in 1923 helps police in one country communicate with those of another|Interpol
19/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FLORAL POTPOURRI|$600|medium|Though they contain this flower's name, the cape, corn, marsh & pot types aren't related to it|Marigold
20/09/2002|Jeopardy!|SUMMER CAMP|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew)  Made of thin pieces of wood, it catches the flame from the tinder & spreads it to the heavier fuel|kindling
06/12/2010|Jeopardy!|MOVIE VERBS|$800|hard|Bogart pulled no punches: 'The Harder They ____'|fall
27/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|NEW YORK CITY|$400|easy|New York City has 3 of these systems: the IND, the BMT & the narrow-gauge IRT|Subways
20/01/2006|Jeopardy!|DUKE UNIVERSITY|$600|medium|Got ESP?  Then you know in the '20s J.B. Rhine began his famous studies at Duke in this science that researches ESP|parapsychology (paranormal psychology accepted)
30/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MARCH|$2000|hard|This celestial event happened on March 20, 2006 at 1:26 PM EST|the vernal equinox
24/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FOR THE BIRDS|$400|easy|The canvasback is a wild North American variety of this bird|a duck
05/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|O'|$800|hard|Hero of a Robert Burns poem, or a Scottish woolen cap|Tam O'Shanter
08/02/2001|Jeopardy!|THINGS THAT EXPLODE|$400|easy|A WWII type of this small hand-thrown weapon was called a 'pineapple'|hand grenade
06/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY LOCALES|$200|easy|The fiesta at the heart of Hemingway's 'The Sun Also Rises' takes place in this bull-running city|Pamplona
20/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HAVE A WONDERFUL WEDDING|$1600|hard|A bride often has an extra one of these thighwear items just to toss to the single male guests|a garter
04/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND ASIA|$400|easy|Many medieval structures remain in Esfahan, which became capital of this country in 1598 under Shah Abbas|Iran
21/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'P'|$2000|hard|Roman commoner (8)|plebeian
14/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ONLINE LINGO|$800|hard|'DL' is a 'dead' this--it won't take you to a new page|a dead link
23/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THOSE FUNNY BRITS|$400|easy|Born Alfred Hawthorn Hill, he earned legions of fans with his TV show featuring skits, songs & hot babes|Benny Hill
07/06/2005|Jeopardy!|EDIFICE REX|$400|easy|Royal residences in this nation include Drottningholm Palace & Stromsholm Palace|Sweden
01/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PART-LY CORRECT|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew explains a diagram of a circle on a screen.) In geometry, it's the proper name for the part of a circle bounded by two radii and an arc|a sector
12/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$200|easy|While teaching Russian literature at Cornell, he wrote his famous novel 'Lolita'|Vladimir Nabokov
12/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|GRAB BAG|$1600|hard|There's no escaping the fact that this tennis beauty appears in Enrique Iglesias' music video for 'Escape'|Anna Kournikova
12/06/1998|Jeopardy!|APPROBATION|$400|easy|In 1997, 5 decades late, 7 black soldiers received this highest award for bravery during WWII|the Congressional Medal of Honor
18/01/2007|Jeopardy!|SEAFOOD|$1000|hard|A little this flatfish'll do ya, like the sand type|dab
21/06/2000|Jeopardy!|'90s MOVIES|$200|easy|This film seen here rounded up big crowds in the summer of '91:|City Slickers
08/11/1990|Jeopardy!|WEATHER|$300|easy|Word used to describe rain, snow or fog with a pH value of less than 5.6|acid rain
21/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DEEP PURPLE|$400|easy|To be 'raised to the purple' is to become one of these, as Archbishop Terence Cooke did in 1969|a cardinal
30/04/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. COINS|$500|medium|Collectors don't use 'tails' & 'heads', they use the terms reverse & this|obverse
16/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|$800|hard|He won as producer for 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' & as Best Actor for 'Wall Street' 12 years later|Michael Douglas
12/06/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$500|medium|Waimea is a famous canyon on this 'Garden Isle' of Hawaii|Kauai
12/05/2008|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE COURSES|$200|easy|Study this language at Bennington & you may take the class on 'Svevo & Tozzi'--2 20th century authors|Italian
08/07/2009|Jeopardy!|GET INTO MY CZAR|$600|medium|In a treaty with the Turks in the 1680s, Fyodor III wasn't too chicken to hang onto this present Ukrainian capital|Kiev
16/01/1997|Jeopardy!|LAKES|$100|easy|Guatemala's scenic Lake Atitlan is surrounded by inactive ones of these|Volcanoes
13/10/1998|Jeopardy!|WACKY PRODUCTS|$200|easy|It's the wacky, but useful product, in use here ('applause' to turn on the lamp)|The Clapper
25/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'D' IN SCIENCE|$1600|hard|Named for a German mathematician, it's a process for eliminating or neutralizing a magnetic field|degaussing
13/12/2000|Jeopardy!|IT'S YOUR DIME|$500|medium|The branches on the back are from these 2 trees whose names both begin with 'O'|Oak & olive
19/01/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL ABOUT 'U'|$200|easy|Term for the covering material used in making chairs & couches|upholstery
11/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS OF 1970|$800|hard|A libel trial is the focus of this 'Exodus' author's riveting 1970 novel 'QB VII'|Leon Uris
23/03/2006|Jeopardy!|SLOGANS ON THE SPOT|$600|medium|If a hill of boulders is part of your commute, this GM vehicle really is 'Like nothing else'|the Hummer
21/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PET PROJECTS?|$800|hard|Peter sellers: 'The _____ that Roared '|Mouse
25/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$800|hard|Around 30,000 B.C. these hyphenated Homo Sapiens succeeded the Neanderthals in Europe|Cro-Magnon Man
08/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COMPUTERS|$200|easy|Apple made a computer called Lisa before they introduced this famous one in 1984|Macintosh
01/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ART FOR ART'S SAKE!|$200|easy|A favorite subject of this painter is seen here: (ballet dancer)|Edgar Degas
26/05/2011|Jeopardy!|THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE|$800|hard|This Venezuelan waterfall was named for an American bush pilot who discovered it in 1935|Angel Falls
30/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'EE'|$800|hard|Need info on the sweet potato?  There's a National Sweet Potato Center at this Alabama university|Tuskegee
18/06/2010|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC NOVELS' ORIGINAL TITLES|$1000|hard|This early James Joyce literary portrait was going to be 'Stephen Hero'|Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
11/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH A PAST TENSE VERB|$800|hard|This is the most abundant order of mammals, including beavers & porcupines|rodents
12/03/2009|Jeopardy!|'BO'POURRI|$600|medium|An old-timey central European, or a modern artsy type|a Bohemian
25/03/2009|Final Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|None|None|In 1865 he wrote the line 'You're nothing but a pack of cards!'|Lewis Carroll
13/10/2008|Jeopardy!|THE U.S. MARINE CORPS|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew stands next to a huge land vehicle at the Marine Corps Base at Quantico, VA.)  To protect Marines from insurgent IEDs, the MRAP vehicle has a V-shaped this, a term more associated with ships, to disperse blast force|a hull
17/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTIES BY STATE|$400|easy|Rockingham, Rappahannock, Roanoke|Virginia
04/06/2008|Jeopardy!|BRITISH ART & ARTISTS|$1000|hard|This contemporary Brit has long been in the swim with paintings such as 'Peter Getting Out Of Nick's Pool'|(David) Hockney
20/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|Oh, happiness!  She shares 'The View' with Elisabeth & Barbara|Joy
06/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BE IT EVER SO 'UMBLE'|$800|hard|Stephen Vincent Benet rhymed, 'Sherman's buzzin' along to the sea, like Moses ridin' on' this insect|a bumblebee
15/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD FACTS|$900|hard|Burghul is another name for the Bulghur type of this cereal grain|wheat
11/04/1997|Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|$300|easy|At Moscow's American National Exhibition in 1959, they engaged in an impromptu 'kitchen debate'|Richard Nixon & Nikita Khrushchev
05/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY TEST|$1200|hard|Pronounced one way, it's an injury; pronounced another, it can mean turned & tightened, like certain clocks|wound
09/01/2009|Jeopardy!|COURTROOM DRAMAS|$600|medium|Spencer Tracy played Judge Dan Haywood, sent to Germany, in this 1961 courtroom drama|Judgment at Nuremberg
21/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TIGER WOODS|$1000|hard|In a thrilling playoff, Tiger beat this man at the 2000 PGA Championship|Bob May
04/05/2004|Jeopardy!|READING RAINBOW|$400|easy|In 'The Paper Crane' by Molly Bang, a paper bird made from this art form magically comes to life|origami
14/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$600|medium|Some of these birds have bald heads and necks, which prevents feather damage when eating from carcasses|vultures
28/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'ECO' FRIENDLY|$400|easy|Ben Bernanke earned his Ph.D. in this from MIT|economics
29/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TV OPENING WORDS|$1600|hard|2007: '...your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan's elite'|Gossip Girl
11/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TECHNOLOGY|$2000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from NC State University in Raleigh, NC.)  Experiments are underway with North Carolina State University's rapid prototyper to create custom surgical bone plates using this strong metal, atomic number 22|titanium
15/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES|$600|medium|'Landslide'|Lyndon B. Johnson
14/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|GILBERT & SULLIVAN|$1000|hard|Sergeant Meryll, who works at the Tower of London, is part of this title group|Yeomen of the Guard
25/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY SENATORS BY STATE|$400|easy|John Quincy Adams|Massachusetts
06/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TRIPLE RHYME TIME|$1600|hard|To suffocate an additional male sibling|smother another brother
04/10/1985|Jeopardy!|12-LETTER WORDS|$500|medium|From the Latin for 'bend the knees', not the cry of a ski instructor, but the act of showing reverence|genuflection
21/04/2009|Jeopardy!|TV'S GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN|$600|medium|He starred as recent immigrant Chico Rodriguez|Freddie Prinze
04/02/2011|Jeopardy!|GOLF|$400|easy|It's the 3-letter position of the ball & may be 'good' or 'bad' depending on the height of the grass|a lie
31/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PROFILES IN CARVAGE II|$600|medium|In Ancient Egypt this flaxen cloth was used to create the following (a mummy shown); Egypt didn't have cotton until later|Linen
03/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RAGING HORMONES|$200|easy|Hypoglycemia can be caused by excess production of this hormone in the pancreas|Insulin
14/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SWEET 16|$600|medium|The 16th letter of the Greek alphabet, it runs circles around the rest|Pi
09/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO AFRICA|$1200|hard|When friends in Gabon meet, they give each other a series of 4 of these|kisses
20/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$200|easy|The number of times a year the snow goose sets off on a migration|2
08/12/1998|Jeopardy!|COCKNEY RHYMING SLANG|$300|easy|When I run out of bees and honey -- money -- I visit the iron tank -- this place|Bank
26/05/1998|Jeopardy!|CANINE PROVERBS|$200|easy|In other words, 'There's no way to educate one ancient canine in up-to-date actions'|'You can't teach an old dog new tricks'
01/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|GEORGIA|$800|hard|In 1964 he closed his restaurant rather than serve blacks; in 1967 he was chosen governor|Lester Maddox
06/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ALL'S WHALE THAT ENDS WHALE|$400|easy|This state's official marine mammal is the bowhead whale, which inhabits Arctic waters|Alaska
08/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|The Gulf of Aden guards the southern entrance to this sea|the Red Sea
12/06/2003|Jeopardy!|...AND ON DRUMS|$1000|hard|Despite losing an arm, Rick Allen continues to drum for this hard rock group|Def Leppard
10/12/2010|Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$1000|hard|South Carolina senator Lindsey & quarterback Otto|Graham
04/10/2002|Jeopardy!|LITERARY FIRST LINES|$600|medium|1854: 'When I wrote the following pages, or rather the bulk of them, I lived alone in the woods...'|Walden; or, Life in the Woods
08/12/2004|Jeopardy!|WHOSE LIME IS IT ANYWAY?|$200|easy|Citrus fruits including limes were introduced to the West Indies by this man on his second voyage|Columbus
23/03/2009|Jeopardy!|OMAHA BEACH|$200|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from Omaha Beach in France.) This date of the Normandy invasion had been set for one day earlier, but because of bad weather, the 6,000 ships & 13,000 support planes had to wait|June 6, 1944
28/09/2000|Jeopardy!|ROLES|$500|medium|Angie Scacciapensieri, Dottie Hinson, Thelma Dickinson|Geena Davis
19/05/1992|Jeopardy!|'KING's|$300|easy|He was the man behind such boxing events as the 'Rumble in the Jungle' & the 'Thrilla in Manila'|Don King
15/03/2006|Jeopardy!|HONEST AL TREBEK'S USED CARS|$400|easy|Sure, in the '70s this car's gas tank exploded a bit when rear-ended but I prefer to think of the same-named bean|the Pinto
08/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$800|hard|Among his last words at the battle of Trafalgar were 'Thank God, I have done my duty'|Lord Nelson
11/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RIDDLE ME THIS|$1600|hard|If this riddling Belgian surrealist painter, born 1898 worked for 'Jeopardy!', he might write, 'This is not a clue'|Magritte
28/03/2006|Jeopardy!|'S'TUFF|$400|easy|Alphabetically, he's the last of Snow White's 7 dwarfs|Sneezy
03/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'G' WHIZ|$400|easy|It's the second most-populous city in Mexico|Guadalajara
20/03/2007|Jeopardy!|MILITARY MATTERS|$200|easy|Ready to fight at a moment's notice, the Minutemen were militia soldiers in this war|the American Revolution
06/02/2003|Jeopardy!|ANDREW JOHNSON|$600|medium|With no formal education, Andrew didn't learn these 3 often-linked basic skills until he was a teenager|reading, writing & arithmetic
07/12/2006|Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS LEADERS|$400|easy|In the 16th century Prince Altan Khan gave this Tibetan religious leader his title, a Mongol term meaning 'ocean'|Dalai Lama
15/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TV THEMES IN 'F'|$2000|hard|'Yo, Holmes, smell ya later'|The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
16/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TASTES OF TOKYO|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew sits at a sushi bar in Tokyo, Japan.)  This colorful Japanese condiment is often added to sushi for extra flavor|wasabi
04/05/2007|Jeopardy!|I NEED A SNACK|$400|easy|I think I'll dunk my Double Stuf version of this Nabisco cookie in milk|Oreo
24/11/2011|Jeopardy!|HARVARD MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from the Harvard Museum of Natural History in Cambridge, MA.)  Weighing in at more than 1,600 pounds, the giant chunk of amethyst here is one of these stones that form under pressure inside cavities, from the Latin for 'earth'|a geode
07/12/2004|Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$600|medium|A sailor stores his possessions in a sea one|a sea chest
10/03/2005|Jeopardy!|BAND NAMES|$400|easy|A road sign inspired the name of this band from the land 'Down Under'|Men at Work
11/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DESCRIBING THE OLYMPIC SPORT|$400|easy|Synchronized springboard is one event in this sport|diving
11/09/2003|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL NICKNAMES|$200|easy|'Charlie Hustle'|Pete Rose
13/10/1992|Final Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS|None|None|Before Eisenhower, he was the last president to preside over the admission of a new state|Taft
16/06/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$400|easy|On July 17, 1994 this nation won a record fourth World Cup soccer title by beating Italy, 3-2 on penalty kicks|Brazil
04/03/2004|Jeopardy!|WANNA BET?|$600|medium|In this game a don't pass bet is a wager against the shooter|craps
01/11/1999|Jeopardy!|STATE FACTS|$300|easy|He's the current governor of the state seen here (Texas)|George W. Bush
18/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SOFT 'C'|$1600|hard|This island is 60 miles west of Syria & 40 miles south of Turkey|Cyprus
17/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MEASURE MEN|$2000|hard|For a French mathematician, this unit of pressure:  Pa|pascal
16/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|JAZZ HANDS|$1200|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew sits at the kit.)  The use of the floor tom was popularized by this drummer, especially with Benny Goodman on 'Sing, Sing, Sing'|Gene Krupa
23/12/2011|Jeopardy!|SEE FOOD|$400|easy|There's nothing better for Sunday brunch than this classic dish seen here|Eggs Bennedict
06/11/2004|Jeopardy!|ODD ANIMAL FACTS|$2000|hard|Male lions are the only cats to have them & they darken as they grow|manes
23/02/2000|Jeopardy!|STATE PARKS|$200|easy|This national symbol for fire prevention is buried in a state park named for him in Capitan, N.M.|Smokey the Bear
25/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE HALEAKALA OBSERVATORY|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from Haleakala Observatory in Maui, Hawaii.)  The unit here fires pulses of light at mirrors on the moon & man-made satellites; the pulses reflect back to earth, allowing distances to be precisely measured; it's called an LRS, this type of ranging system|laser
17/03/2010|Jeopardy!|HARDWARE|$600|medium|Emery wheel is another name for this circular sharpening device|a grinding wheel
10/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICA IN THE 1800s|$2000|hard|This abolitionist began publishing The Liberator, his anti-slavery newspaper, in 1831|(William Lloyd) Garrison
15/06/2000|Jeopardy!|SONGS FROM DISNEY FILMS|$100|easy|'Part of Your World' & 'Under the Sea'|The Little Mermaid
21/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GULF TALK|$400|easy|Since 1899 the Sabine-Neches Canal has linked Port Arthur, Texas with this gulf|the Gulf of Mexico
24/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$400|easy|Until 1998 a plant in Fairfax, Vermont churned out the wooden tiles for this game, about a million a day|Scrabble
08/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY SURNAME SPELLING|$1600|hard|Filmmakers Joel & Ethan|C-O-E-N
30/12/2004|Jeopardy!|MEN & WOMEN OF SCIENCE|$600|medium|In the 1870s this French chemist demonstrated that anthrax was caused by a particular bacillus|Pasteur
15/05/2006|Jeopardy!|CHANGE THE WORLD|$600|medium|The Susan Constant, Godspeed & Discovery are the ships depicted on this state's quarter|Virginia
22/12/2010|Jeopardy!|GATHER 'ROUND THE 'TRE'|$600|medium|Korean War General Oliver Smith said, 'we are not' doing this, but 'advancing in a different direction'|retreating
20/04/2005|Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$600|medium|'The Hot Zone', a medical thriller, tells the true story of an outbreak of this virus near Washington, D.C.|Ebola
02/02/2001|Jeopardy!|EARTH SCIENCE|$800|hard|This electrically charged layer of the atmosphere makes long-distance radio communication possible|the ionosphere
26/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LABRADOR|$800|hard|In 2005 these native people created a regional government called Nunatsiavut to preserve their culture|the Inuit
20/06/2011|Jeopardy!|27 IS HEAVEN|$600|medium|In the King James Bible, these are the first & last of the 27 books of the New Testament|Matthew & Revelation
15/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE PLAYWRIGHT WRITES|$200|easy|'I don't say he's a great man.  Willy Loman never made a lot of money'|Arthur Miller (Death of a Salesman)
24/06/1987|Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$400|easy|To the ancient Greeks, this 'solid' landmark on the Spanish coast was 1 of the Pillars of Hercules|the Rock of Gibralter
11/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOVIET UNION|$2500|hard|It's said Stalin induced Norway to expel this man in 1936 by buying its entire herring catch|Leon Trotsky
27/04/1987|Final Jeopardy!|CODES OF HONOR|None|None|As bushido was to 16th century samurai, this was to 12th century knights|chivalry
18/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$1600|hard|Within the structure seen here lies the tube that passes food from pharynx to stomach|sarcophagus esophagus
30/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CHICKEN OR FISH?|$1600|hard|Whitefish on rice, or chicken dipped in egg & rolled in a breadcrumb mixture--the style of this northern Italian city|Milan
17/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|SAINTS|$800|hard|This man who added utopia to our vocabulary was made a saint in 1935|St. Thomas More
02/03/1998|Jeopardy!|THE HOLLYWOOD WALK OF FAME|$300|easy|The stars run east & west on Hollywood Boulevard, & north & south on this street|Vine Street
11/12/2006|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL LANGUAGES|$1000|hard|In Fiji: this|English
03/03/2005|Jeopardy!|A FLY CATEGORY|$600|medium|During World War II, a famous American volunteeer air corps in Asia was nicknamed this|the Flying Tigers
25/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|YE GODS!|$600|medium|As god of this for the Inuits, Igaluk controlled the seasons & the tides|Moon
24/11/1999|Jeopardy!|GAME SHOW HOSTS|$300|easy|1966-1981: 'Hollywood Squares'|Peter Marshall
21/06/2007|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|Catsuited cutie cavorting with John Steed on 'The Avengers'|Emma Peel
31/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LYING IN STATE|$1800|hard|Peter Faneuil|Massachusetts
14/11/2005|Jeopardy!|THAT'S MY ROYAL NICKNAME|$1000|hard|Ottoman emperor styled 'the Magnificent'|Suleiman
02/10/2000|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$200|easy|A substance whose molecules contain more than one kind of atom, like water's hydrogen & oxygen atoms|compound
06/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|It's both the farthest north & the farthest west of the Great Lakes|Lake Superior
16/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'DEATH'|$1600|hard|Well-earned deadly nickname of the amanita phalloides mushroom|death cap mushroom
27/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICAL SCIENCE|$1200|hard|Thin slabs of itacolumite, a rare kind of this 'grainy' rock, can actually be bent or squeezed out of shape|sandstone
17/11/2009|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$600|medium|Mrs. Danvers is Maxim de Winter's sinister housekeeper at Manderley in this novel by Daphne du Maurier|Rebecca
12/12/1996|Jeopardy!|ARTS & CRAFTS|$400|easy|Used on watercolors, bookplates & documents, fraktur is a type of this stylized writing|calligraphy
09/06/1999|Jeopardy!|NAME THE MOVIE|$200|easy|1939: 'Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain'|The Wizard of Oz
05/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|'CRY'ING SONGS|$1000|hard|2 Elvis Presley Top 10 hits that fit this category|'Crying In The Chapel' & 'Don't Cry Daddy'
07/07/2009|Jeopardy!|BACK TO BUSINESS|$600|medium|Spielberg, Katzenberg & Geffen are the SKG on the bottom of this movie studio's logo|DreamWorks
12/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ART & MUSIC|$2000|hard|From 1664, 'Woman Holding a Balance' typifies the cool serenity of this Dutch contemporary of Rembrandt|Jan Vermeer
24/01/1996|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|Johns Hopkins University in this city is the home of the Lacrosse Hall of Fame|Baltimore
10/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL NAME ORIGINS|$1000|hard|This name for the spiny anteater is from the Greek for 'viper'; it has a venom system|Echidna
16/01/2007|Jeopardy!|NOW THAT'S INVENTIVE!|$1000|hard|At the funeral of Sylvan Goldman, who invented this, there wasn't one wonky pallbearer who went in an odd direction|the shopping cart
13/09/2004|Jeopardy!|A PEANUTS TIMELINE|$200|easy|November 16, 1952: For the first time, she holds a football for Charlie Brown to kick|Lucy
13/02/2001|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$200|easy|This German earned the nickname 'The Desert Fox' while commanding the Afrika Korps in WWII|Erwin Rommel
07/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S GOTTA HURT!|$800|hard|A 105-mph fastball to this 8-letter lower end of the backbone that may fuse with the sacrum|the tailbone
10/03/1998|Jeopardy!|PACKAGING|$300|easy|To commence the flow of one brand of ketchup, strike the bottle where this number appears, as seen here:|57 (Heinz)
29/12/2000|Jeopardy!|NATURAL WONDERS|$200|easy|Wonder why this liquid is poisonous when it comes from the Asian upas tree|sap
14/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'J'|$200|easy|The first Mrs. Bonaparte|Josephine
21/04/2011|Jeopardy!|AIRLINE LINGO|$200|easy|MCT is short for 'minimum' this 'time' & it's supposed to be long enough to get to a distant gate|connection time
15/09/1999|Jeopardy!|NASA SHUTTLE NAMES|$300|easy|This science, nature & exploration cable channel has its own stores in over 20 states|Discovery
20/07/2007|Jeopardy!|THE WORLD ALMANAC 2007|$600|medium|Born in 1984, this Brit is the youngest man on the list 'Widely Known World Personalities of the Present'|Prince Harry
07/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'Y's GUYS|$1000|hard|During his 20-year career with the Brewers, he had 3,142 hits & a major league record 123 sacrifice flies|Robin Yount
27/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$400|easy|Emma Livry, who triumphed as this creature in 'Le Papillon', died after her dress caught fire|a butterfly
19/07/2001|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$100|easy|In 1888 John Dunlop put his new pneumatic type of this on a bicycle|Tire/tube
30/11/2011|Final Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|None|None|On Nov. 17, 1871 Union vets dismayed by soldiers' lack of proficiency in one skill formed this organization|the National Rifle Association
14/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY HODGEPODGE|$2000|hard|The life of author Plutarch began during the reign of this emperor whose life was chronicled by Robert Graves|Claudius
18/04/2011|Jeopardy!|FORBES' MOST-EDUCATED SMALL TOWNS|$400|easy|No. 12: You'll find some southern Ph.D.'s here, 10 miles from Durham & 25 from Raleigh|Chapel Hill
27/01/2004|Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT ELEPHANTS|$400|easy|They may be 11 feet long; both sexes of the African elephant have them, but usually only the male Asians do|tusks
13/04/2011|Final Jeopardy!|NOBEL PEACE PRIZE WINNERS|None|None|The 2 Middle East prime ministers of the same country who shared the 1994 Nobel Peace Prize with another leader|Shimon Peres & Yitzhak Rabin
30/12/1996|Jeopardy!|GAMES OF CHANCE|$500|medium|In bingo the 'B' numbers run 1-15; the 'O' numbers run from 61 to this|75
05/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|JANE FONDA FILM ROLES|$2000|hard|Playwright Lillian Hellman|Julia
09/06/1997|Jeopardy!|FISH|$500|medium|Pollock & haddock are members of this major food fish family|Cod
30/10/2000|Jeopardy!|ANIMATED CATS|$400|easy|Geppetto's cat in 'Pinocchio'; he shares his name with an operatic barber of Seville|Figaro
10/11/2003|Jeopardy!|BALLET|$800|hard|Arrgh!  A pirate is the hero of 'Le Corsaire', based on an 1814 poem by this British lord|Lord Byron
12/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE POET|$1000|hard|'To see a world in a grain of sand and a heaven in a wild flower'|William Blake
03/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAM ZOO|$800|hard|An ape:  MICE ZAP HEN|chimpanzee
24/02/2009|Jeopardy!|DEATH OF A PRESIDENT|$1000|hard|Hoping to say a final farewell to this friend, Sam Houston showed up at his Hermitage home minutes too late|Andrew Jackson
03/05/2001|Jeopardy!|CREAM CHEESE|$400|easy|Philadelphia cream cheese advertises itself as 'A Little Taste of' this|Heaven
12/07/2000|Jeopardy!|CITIES OF NEW YORK|$400|easy|'The Honeymoon City'|Niagara Falls
14/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES THEATER|$1600|hard|The Times said Brian Bedford as Lady Bracknell is 'the highlight' of the 'effervescent' 2011 revival of this Wilde comedy|The Importance of Being Earnest
03/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY THRILLERS|$800|hard|A young lawyer defends a black Vietnam hero who murdered white rapists in this first John Grisham legal thriller|A Time to Kill
19/05/2011|Jeopardy!|YOU SAY MYANMAR, I SAY BURMA|$800|hard|Burma has universal suffrage, but from 1990 until Nov. 7, 2010, its govt. did not bother having these|elections
05/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|FLANDERS|$1000|hard|This city famous for its bridges is the capital of the West Flanders province|Bruges
22/12/2009|Jeopardy!|FOR PETE'S SAKE|$600|medium|Last name of the Peter whose hall in Boston was completed in 1742|Faneuil
02/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST THINGS FIRST|$1600|hard|In 1731 the USA's first circulating library was founded in this city|Philadelphia
15/04/1998|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT ARTIST|$400|easy|The work seen here is by this Neoclassical painter:|David
30/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|CANNES PALME D'OR WINNERS|$600|medium|This 1993 Holly Hunter film set in New Zealand tied with 'Farewell My Concubine'|The Piano
06/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$2000|hard|In August 1994 he was sworn in as the 108th justice of the U.S. Supreme Court|Stephen Breyer
30/01/2003|Final Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|None|None|A Nagasaki geisha who had a child with a man named Glover was the model for this title character|Madame Butterfly
07/03/2006|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$200|easy|Out here we're proud of this, LACMA for short-- it's not the Met, but it has a Rembrandt, okay?|the Los Angeles County Museum of Art
08/12/2008|Jeopardy!|A NUMBER FROM 1 TO 10|$600|medium|Number of times a person today can be elected president of Mexico|once
27/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY LAST|$2000|hard|...of Dumas' Three Musketeers|Porthos
05/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES 'G'|$600|medium|Writer Maxim, or Cruz Smith's 'Park'               (5)|Gorky
28/02/2006|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN-AMERICAN ENTERTAINERS|$200|easy|In grade school he was nicknamed 'Prince', as in Prince Charming; later he added 'Fresh' to that moniker|Will Smith
26/07/2010|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THE MANE|$200|easy|He's the fight promoter seen here|Don King
28/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MIND YOUR BUSINESS|$1000|hard|It's how much Paul Greene & William Becker first charged for a night's stay in their motel|$6  (Motel 6)
02/01/2007|Jeopardy!|THE FABULOUS LIFE OF...|$800|hard|She had the bling bling from her Nov. 2, 1755 birth in Austria; she'd later wed the Dauphin of France|Marie Antoinette
10/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$600|medium|In 1949 Henry H. Arnold became the first general of this branch of the armed forces|Air Force
25/01/2006|Jeopardy!|GOING NUCULAR|$1000|hard|On the PBS Newshour, Les Aspin, this president's Secretary of Defense, shot off 'nucular' weapons|Clinton
27/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LANDMARKS|$400|easy|They say no man is an island, but this president is one in the Potomac|Teddy Roosevelt Island
11/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THERE'S A WHOLE WORLD OUT THERE|$2000|hard|This Asian country with a nomadic tradition has the highest number of horses per capita in the world|Mongolia
15/12/2011|Jeopardy!|'S' AS IN SIMILE|$400|easy|'___ as an eel'|slippery
26/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|TV DETECTIVES|$800|hard|Ex-'radio receptionist' now' partner in crime' with Lynda Carter|Loni Anderson
02/12/1998|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$400|easy|From middle English & Latin for 'toward' & 'to climb', one does it to a staircase or the throne|Ascend
21/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|TOURIST TRAPS|$1000|hard|Tourists know this Catholic mission as Davy Crockett's last stand|the Alamo
01/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS FRANCHISES ON FILM|$2000|hard|1996: No. 85 Cuba Gooding Jr.|the Arizona Cardinals
13/02/1990|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$300|easy|This state has over 50 peaks above 14,000 feet but none over 14,500 feet|Colorado
14/04/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE ALTERNATIVE?|$400|easy|This 'therapy' uses concentrated plant oils like rosemary or bergamot to relieve stress|aroma therapy
24/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY NOVELS|$200|easy|Some highbrow critics 'Kurt'ly dismiss his sci-fi novel 'The Sirens of Titan' as a lesser work|Kurt Vonnegut
05/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE KING & I|$1600|hard|In 1972 King Frederik IX's oldest daughter, Margrethe, succeeded him on the throne fo this country|Denmark
30/12/1996|Jeopardy!|'OVER' & 'UNDER'|$300|easy|In 'The Caisson Song', it precedes 'We have hit the dusty trail'|Over hill, over dale
20/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE PREVIOUS VEEP|$2000|hard|Alben Barkley was the 35th VP; he was the 34th|Harry Truman
28/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$400|easy|The ratio of the speed of an object to the speed of sound is known as this type of number|Mach Number
26/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'F' TROOP|$600|medium|(Hi, I'm Robert Smith, running back for the Minnesota Vikings)  In the 1997 season, I set a team record of 352 consecutive carries without one of these|Fumble
04/09/2001|Jeopardy!|WORDS TO THE 'Y's|$400|easy|The last stage of a robbery, as in the McQueen-MacGraw movie|a getaway
30/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EGGS-QUISITE|$800|hard|The type of pan seen here is named for this egg dish|an omelette
11/11/2009|Final Jeopardy!|THE WORLD AFTER WWII|None|None|This peninsula was divided when Japan surrendered to the U.S. below the 38th parallel & to the Soviet Union north of it|the Korean Peninsula
19/10/2004|Jeopardy!|TV SHOW ROLL CALL|$400|easy|Ash, Misty, Brock & Pikachu|Pokémon
22/12/2010|Jeopardy!|IN DEFENSE OF FRUITCAKE|$200|easy|In The Bahamas not only is the fruitcake drenched in this potent potable, the ingredients are as well|rum
30/10/1992|Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$400|easy|Peter Allen wrote 'Quiet Please, There's a Lady on Stage' to honor this woman who was once his mother-in-law|Judy Garland
18/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$800|hard|Employees say 'Thank God it's' this, especially when a dress code makes it 'casual'|Friday
10/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|A THOUSAND|$1600|hard|Before the Soviet tankis rolled in, a manifesto called the 'Two Thousand Words' urged protest in this country in 1968|Czechoslovakia
07/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WE LEARNED IT FROM SHAKESPEARE|$600|medium|Danish guys look really great in tights; we learned it from this play|Hamlet
17/10/2011|Jeopardy!|THE Is HAVE IT|$800|hard|Floor-wax heiress Imogene Powers Johnson has a center for birds named for her at this Ithaca, N.Y. Ivy League school|Cornell
18/09/2009|Jeopardy!|THE MUSEUM OF FLIGHT|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Museum of Flight in Seattle, WA.)  The museum has a Soviet duplicate of Sputnik; on October 4, 1957, the original was launched from one of these 4-letter missiles, better known as a nuclear deterrent|an ICBM
22/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LUAU LUAU|$400|easy|Wear one of these garlands to the luau; the haku type is worn on the head|a lei
25/10/2007|Jeopardy!|'J' PEG|$1000|hard|The monarchy that borders the Gulf of Aqaba|Jordan
09/01/2007|Jeopardy!|AN IRISH PUB QUIZ|$400|easy|On this day, instead of the usual colored beer, you might go for an Irish Eyes--whiskey & creme de menthe|St. Patrick's Day
10/09/2004|Jeopardy!|TOYS & GAMES|$3000|hard|The name of this game that uses 144 small tiles comes from a word meaning “sparrows”|Mah Jongg
17/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$400|easy|There are 'rules of' this, which is information that is admissible in a court of law|evidence
03/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$11000|hard|Leonard Bernstein called his name 'a colossal syllable' that makes composers tremble & performers kneel|Johann Sebastian Bach
15/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'L' YOU SAY|$1600|hard|This French city, the capital of Sarthe Department, is home to a Grand Prix race|Le Mans
10/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MASONS|$400|easy|This comedian was born with the name Yacov Moshe Maza|Jackie Mason
11/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC CLASS|$1600|hard|Presented in 1692, 'The Fairy Queen' by Purcell was the first opera based on this Shakespeare play|'A Midsummer Night's Dream'
10/09/1996|Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$100|easy|The 'Black or White' video from his 'Dangerous' album was directed by John Landis|Michael Jackson
02/10/1985|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYMES|$100|easy|Hurdler who was nimble & quick|Jack
09/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT STRUCTURES|$1200|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from Athens, Greece, overlooking the Acropolis.) This great Athenian leader launched construction on the Acropolis, partly to boost employment|Pericles
17/04/2006|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$1000|hard|In 1223 St. Francis of Assisi famously celebrated Christmas by setting up one of these displays in Greccio, Italy|a crèche (or a nativity scene)
01/04/1997|Jeopardy!|SAY 'JACK'|$200|easy|On TV he played Steve McGarrett, head of Five-O, a special Hawaiian police unit|Jack Lord
14/03/2008|Jeopardy!|NAME THE NOVEL|$800|hard|1902: 'The horror! The horror!'|Heart of Darkness
10/05/2002|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$800|hard|This actor gave a speech for Harvard roommate Al Gore at the 2000 Democratic Convention|Tommy Lee Jones
10/06/2009|Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO LISBON|$600|medium|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from the Monument to the Discoveries in Lisbon, Portugal.)  Lisbon's Monument to the Discoveries features many of Portugal's great seafarers, but the man in front is this royal patron who didn't personally discover anything|Henry the Navigator
07/10/2010|Jeopardy!|CLUB TED|$400|easy|In 1980 he founded the first 24-hour cable news channel|(Ted) Turner
10/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AND THE HORSE|$2000|hard|This is the breed used by the Spanish riding school in Vienna|Lipizzaners
18/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MR. & MISSIVE|$600|medium|In 1610 he wrote Belisario Vinta, 'The moon is most evidently not at all even, smooth and regular surface'|Galileo
14/05/2010|Jeopardy!|GODS AMONG US|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew watches an emblem being applied to a California Highway Patrol car.)  The symbol of the highway patrol features the Great Seal of California & this Roman war goddess, whose Greek counterpart was Athena|Minerva
22/01/2007|Jeopardy!|A FEW GOOD MEN|$1000|hard|Many of Geoffrey Chaucer's works were first printed around 1477 by this man, England's first printer|William Caxton
25/05/2009|Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICAN PLACE NAMES|$400|easy|Laugh all you like but Hiawatha's wife in a poem by Longfellow was named for this Minnesota waterfall|Minnehaha
27/09/2007|Jeopardy!|& THE EMMY GOES TO...|$200|easy|2003: James Gandolfini|The Sopranos
16/06/2011|Jeopardy!|IT'S A DISASTER|$1000|hard|Called the worst industrial accident in history, a poisonous gas leak in this Indian city in December 1984 killed thousands|Bhopal
05/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|RULERS|$800|hard|The papal states were founded on land captured from the Lombards by this son of Charles Martel|Pepin the Short
04/04/2003|Jeopardy!|SCANDALS|$1000|hard|This 19th century fighter for Irish home rule was scandalously involved with a married woman named Kitty O'Shea|Charles Parnell
07/06/2002|Jeopardy!|I WRITE THE SONGS|$200|easy|He co-wrote the songs 'Copacabana' & 'Could It Be Magic', but not 'I Write the Songs'|Barry Manilow
30/10/2002|Jeopardy!|CONTESTS|$200|easy|Brisket, chicken & pork spare ribs are categories in Houston's world championship contest in this|barbeque
11/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS OF THE PAST|$2000|hard|It's the second name of Taras, a 16th century Cossack in a 19th century Gogol novel|Bulba
25/03/2004|Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$200|easy|In 1994 a Liberty ship was named in honor of this Underground Railroad leader|Harriet Tubman
05/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SEW WHAT?|$400|easy|If your pincushion is this, keep it away from your computerized sewing machine; it could erase the memory|magnetized
31/01/2005|Jeopardy!|FAST FOOD NATION|$200|easy|Crispy Strips & Original Recipe chicken|KFC
18/11/2002|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$1000|hard|King Claudius commissions these 2 minor characters, Hamlet's schoolmates, to spy on Hamlet|Rosencrantz & Guildenstern
08/06/2006|Jeopardy!|TOOLS|$600|medium|Someone with an ulterior motive 'has' this tool 'to grind'|an axe
23/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM|$1200|hard|2000: 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon'|Taiwan
03/03/2004|Jeopardy!|A THOUSAND SOMETHING|$400|easy|His term as U.S. president was just 1,036 days|John F. Kennedy
30/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|17th CENTURY ART|$800|hard|Pietro da Cortona spent 1633 to 1639 painting a vast fresco on this part of the Great Hall of the Barberini Palace|the ceiling
03/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$600|medium|In a '60s routine George Carlin was Al Sleet, this groovy type of weatherman|Hippy Dippy
14/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AVIATION|$200|easy|1997 marks the 60th anniversary of her disappearance over the Pacific|Amelia Earhart
21/11/2005|Final Jeopardy!|NAME THE POEM|None|None|'He is all pine and I am apple orchard.  My apple trees will never get across and eat the cones under his pines'|Mending Wall' (by Robert Frost)
08/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT|$400|easy|Taft was criticized for not doing more to reduce the power of Joe Cannon, holder of this post in Congress|Speaker of the House
21/05/2008|Jeopardy!|STATE THE TV STATE|$1000|hard|'The Wire'|Maryland
04/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE TEN COMMANDMENTS|$400|easy|Actor Henry Wilcoxon said this director of the film cast himself as the voice of God -- who better?|Cecil B. DeMille
02/11/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|Found on Absecon Island, it's famous for its Boardwalk (& Park Place)|Atlantic City
26/11/2007|Jeopardy!|WORDS IN NOVEMBER|$1000|hard|3-letter synonym for caviar|roe
16/04/2007|Jeopardy!|TUNNEL|$200|easy|The Severomuyskiy Tunnel stretches 9 1/2 miles in this nation|Russia
11/03/2009|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT CRITTER|$400|easy|Ursus arctos horribilis|a grizzly bear
09/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'R'|$2000|hard|Jacques Delille pointed out that 'Fate chooses' these for us, but 'we choose our friends'|relatives
24/04/1997|Jeopardy!|'G' WHIZ!|$300|easy|During WWII this island was the site of the first major Allied offensive in the Pacific|Guadalcanal
08/06/2004|Jeopardy!|ALL THE PRESIDENTS' CHILDREN|$1000|hard|'I can be President,' Teddy Roosevelt said, 'or I can control' this daughter, 'I cannot possibly do both'|Alice
11/04/1997|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'A'|$500|medium|It's close to Curacao            (5)|Aruba
21/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|RECENT FILMS|$600|medium|This Broadway star plays the voice of Snowbell the Cat in 'Stuart Little':|Nathan Lane
09/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS OF THE WEST INDIES|$1600|hard|1 of the 2 nations formed when the Grenadines chain split in the 1970s|Grenada or St. Vincent and the Grenadines
24/10/2007|Jeopardy!|THE SOUTHERNMOST NATION|$600|medium|Portugal, Papua New Guinea, Pakistan|Papua New Guinea
31/01/1997|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE 'P' WORDS|$100|easy|Kukla or Ollie, but not Fran|Puppet
27/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|STICKS & STONES|$2000|hard|This Irish cudgel was originally used as a defense against muggers & thieves|shillelagh
14/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$1000|hard|Filter feeders include flamingos & these whales named for their filters|Baleen whales
08/05/1998|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE MAJORS|$200|easy|The 2 languages you'll most likely have to learn as a classics major|Greek & Latin
09/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY SEQUELS|$400|easy|'The Restaurant at the End of the Universe' was one of Douglas Adams' sequels to this novel|The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
19/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO A FISH|$400|easy|To sit on a twig like a bird|perch
04/02/1997|Jeopardy!|TIME'S MAN OF THE YEAR|$500|medium|Time chose this Chinese leader for 1978 & 1985 & spelled his name differently each time|Deng Xiao-Ping/Teng Hsiao-Ping
26/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'PSYCH'!|$400|easy|Motivational directional term meaning to prepare for an activity by getting excited|psych up
14/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT COUNTRY|$200|easy|Cooked sheep's head is eaten there; it gets really cold; Reykjavik is the capital|Iceland
21/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY MATTERS|$2000|hard|This term from the Japanese refers to the 3 military govts. that ruled Japan between 1192 & 1867|the Shogunate (the Shogun accepted)
23/05/1994|Double Jeopardy!|THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS|$200|easy|Many scholars believe that the white knight is a caricature of this author of the book|Lewis Carroll
21/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'VE YOU GOT THERE?|$1600|hard|Hey, it's this game system that's recently gotten 'fit'--can I come over?|the Wii
26/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING DOCTOR|$500|medium|It's the name of the fictional psychiatrist seen here:  'A census taker once tried to test me... I ate his liver with some fava beans & a nice Chianti.'|Dr. Hannibal Lecter (The Silence of the Lambs)
29/10/2007|Jeopardy!|TV MDs|$1000|hard|We dig forensic anthropologist Dr. Temperance Brennan on this Fox drama|Bones
12/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|KIDDY LIT|$200|easy|Dick Wilkins & Bob Cratchit are characters in this Dickens holiday favorite|A Christmas Carol
16/04/2003|Jeopardy!|BRITISH LIT|$200|easy|He wrote the verse 'Hush, hush, whisper who dares, Christopher Robin is saying his prayers'|A. A. Milne
04/07/1997|Jeopardy!|20TH CENTURY ARCHITECTURE|$200|easy|4 pyramids were erected 1984-89 between this museum's Pavilion Denon & Pavilion Richelieu|The Louvre
22/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'WATER'|$400|easy|This series of Monet works was painted near the end of his life when he was almost blind|Water Lilies
04/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A_O_L|$400|easy|Easy-Off Oven & Grill Cleaner comes in this type of can|aerosol
20/11/1985|Jeopardy!|SONGS WITH SPIRITS|$400|easy|According to The Limelighters, “It's ever so much nicer than beer...m'dear”|Madeira
05/09/1997|Jeopardy!|BORN IN THE '60S|$400|easy|1 of the 2 30-something female leads of 'The English Patient'|Juliette Binoche & Kristen Scott-Thomas
27/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CLINT EASTWOOD: A CAREER IN HOLLYWOOD|$1600|hard|Clint directed & starred in this 1971 film about a radio DJ & an obsessed female fan|Play Misty for Me
30/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|KNOW YOUR RIGHTS|$1600|hard|It's a right-hand page of a book; the verso is a left-hand page|the recto
02/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$400|easy|Living in South America, Josef Mengele clones 94 potential Hitlers in this Ira Levin novel|The Boys From Brazil
07/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WHEN YOU WERE IN DIAPERS|$1000|hard|In 1981 this cranky American defeated Bjorn Borg at the U.S. Open|John McEnroe
25/09/2000|Jeopardy!|THE STONES|$200|easy|On the 1978 album 'Some Girls' the Stones really worked things with 'Beast of' this|Burden
27/05/1997|Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SPORTS|$500|medium|In 1984 she won the first Olympic gold medal awarded in the women's marathon|Joan Benoit-Samuelsson
21/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SHIPS|$800|hard|The name of this caravel of Columbus means 'painted one'|Pinta
02/12/2008|Jeopardy!|9-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|A synonym for 'ludicrous parody', it's also the bawdy type of entertainment seen here|burlesque
16/09/2005|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER SEPTEMBER?|$800|hard|As Prime Minister of Israel, he signed the Camp David accords in September 1978|Begin
21/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$400|easy|Born in Cologne, this 'Tales of Hoffman' composer became a French citizen in 1860|Offenbach
23/07/1999|Jeopardy!|MISCELLANY|$500|medium|In Roman numerals, it's an M with a bar over it|One million
26/06/2007|Jeopardy!|NEW HAMPSHIRE|$600|medium|In April 1963 Gov. John King signed the bill allowing one of these games in the state|the lottery
01/02/2010|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$600|medium|On Oct. 18, 1867 General Lovell Rousseau formally received this territory purchased 7 months earlier|the Alaska Territory
14/12/2011|Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS MATTERS|$800|hard|The name of the divine mother goddess Durga in this religion is Sanskrit for 'invincible'|Hinduism
31/10/1997|Jeopardy!|FOR APPLES|$300|easy|Singularly, it's a brandy; in the plural, a Kellogg's cinnamon toasty cereal|Apple Jacks
28/11/2008|Jeopardy!|ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY|$1000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia.) A Scottish cairn, or stone monument, marks the memorial to the 270 killed in the 1988 terrorist attack in the skies above this village|Lockerbie
08/09/2004|Jeopardy!|MICRONESIA|$800|hard|In Agana, the capital of this U.S. territory, you can visit Latte Stone Park & see stone pillars from a prehistoric people|Guam
22/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$600|medium|The tombs of Michelangelo & Machiavelli are in the Church of Santa Croce in this Italian city|Florence
05/03/2003|Jeopardy!|MOTHER GOOSE|$800|hard|This boy, the piper's son, 'learned to play when he was young'|Tom
13/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MARS NEEDS CONTESTANTS|$1600|hard|In 1877 an American astronomer discovered these 2 tiny moons & named them for the sons of Ares|Phobos & Deimos
07/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|'70s THEATER|$800|hard|Phil Silvers received a Tony in 1972 revival of this play based on Plautus|A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
12/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER AT THE MOVIES|$1600|hard|Fanny Brice takes over for Diana Ross in a biopic|Funny Lady Sings the Blues
02/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HIGH WATER|$200|easy|In December 1999 her tomb at the foot of the Mount of Olives flooded, ruining many icons|Virgin Mary
21/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE POPE-ARAZZI|$800|hard|Urban VIII, captured by telephoto here, told this 17th-century astronomer to go ahead & publish, but be careful|Galileo
22/10/2007|Jeopardy!|UNOFFICIAL STATE NICKNAMES|$800|hard|'The Star-Spangled Banner state'|Maryland
02/12/1997|Jeopardy!|REEL MEN OF THE CLOTH|$400|easy|1973 film that gave Jason Miller a real workout as the priest Father Karras|The Exorcist
05/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|JURY DUTY|$800|hard|This type of jury charged with deciding whether there's enough evidence to try a person may have up to 23 members|a grand jury
09/09/2004|Jeopardy!|'M'-BRACE ME|$600|medium|This place is a tomb: a big one!|mausoleum
18/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'E.T.'|$400|easy|A paperless reservation for air travel|an e-ticket (or an electronic ticket)
01/04/2004|Jeopardy!|BEST-SELLING U.S. NEWSPAPERS|$800|hard|No. 100 is this Pennsylvania capital's Patriot-News|Harrisburg
06/06/2003|Jeopardy!|CLOTHING WORDS|$1000|hard|Hits hard|socks/belts
11/11/1997|Jeopardy!|THE DREADED SPELLING CATEGORY|$500|medium|In dictionaries, this 8-letter word that means 'no longer in general use' is often abbreviated obs|O-B-S-O-L-E-T-E
07/11/2002|Jeopardy!|E BEFORE I|$200|easy|Any number of flowers including plumeria & carnations are used to make this Hawaiian necklace|lei
08/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE ORIGINAL LANGUAGE|$1200|hard|'The unexamined life is not worth living'|Greek
24/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|UNCOMPLIMENTARY NICKNAMES|$600|medium|'30s killer Vincent Coll had this 2-word nickname because he reminded some of a rabid animal|Mad Dog
01/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|JAPANESE GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|Ownership of the Kuril Islands to Japan's north is disputed between Japan & this nation|Russia
30/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR|$1200|hard|Hal Wallis was nominated for producing an amazing 19 times, but won only once -- for this 1942 Bogart classic|Casablanca
08/12/2004|Jeopardy!|WHOSE LIME IS IT ANYWAY?|$600|medium|To make this drink supposedly named for a British naval surgeon, all you need is gin & sweetened lime juice|gimlet
21/10/2004|Jeopardy!|CHORES|$600|medium|It's into the bowels of this fiery mountain that Frodo must cast the ring to destroy it|Mount Doom
10/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NAUTICAL TERMS|$1200|hard|Collectively, it's the 7-letter word for all the ropes & chains used to support & work the masts, booms & sails|rigging
13/11/1987|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$100|easy|A mosquito's hum is actually the sound made by these|its wings
03/06/2008|Jeopardy!|SNL ON FILM|$600|medium|2 aliens from the planet Remulak are on a mission to raise their teen daughter in this film|Coneheads
30/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PENN. NAMES|$200|easy|There are railroad shops in this city, also a railroad name on a Monopoly board|Reading
30/06/1999|Jeopardy!|THE BEAT OF THE TOM|$300|easy|In 1993 he sang about 'Mary Jane's Last Dance'|Tom Petty
27/03/2001|Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$300|easy|If this is 'out of joint', it could be the internasal suture|Nose
02/03/2006|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY HISTORY|$400|easy|This 'wild' guy was hired as the marshal of Abilene in 1871|Bill Hickok
20/01/2011|Jeopardy!|DESCRIBING THE FILM|$400|easy|1986: Principal Rooney has a bad day; a Ferrari meets a bad end-- Broderick...? Broderick...?|Ferris Bueller's Day Off
27/10/2010|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATED JOBS & DEPTS.|$400|easy|Your family doctor: GP|general practitioner
09/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, JUDE LAW!|$5000|hard|Jude was Sean Penn's beast of (Jack) Burden in this 2006 film based on a Robert Penn Warren novel|All the King's Men
17/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COLORIFIC|$1600|hard|JFK Jr. & Ted Turner both graduated from this Providence university|Brown
05/07/2007|Jeopardy!|NANCY|$200|easy|She had a no. 1 hit in 1966 with 'These Boots Are Made For Walkin''|Nancy Sinatra
21/07/2008|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES HEALTH|$400|easy|The Well blog on nytimes.com noted 'even pop stars have a right to medical privacy' after docs peeked at her UCLA files|Britney Spears
06/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NOT A CURRENT NATIONAL CAPITAL|$1600|hard|Bucharest, Bonn, Bern|Bonn
27/04/1987|Jeopardy!|THE HUSBAND MARRIED|$200|easy|Jean Peters & Terry Moore, so Terry claimed|Howard Hughes
08/10/2001|Jeopardy!|INTERNET LINGO|$500|medium|Look sideways at the smiley seen here & you'll have sighted this king: 5:-)|Elvis Presley
09/03/2011|Jeopardy!|LET'S HAVE CHINESE|$1000|hard|Pumping air between the fowl's flesh & skin is the first step to making this elaborate 'capital' dish|Peking duck
27/05/2009|Jeopardy!|ROLLING STONE'S 100 GREATEST SINGERS|$400|easy|'What'd I Say'?  That this R&B singer/pianist is 'On My Mind' at No. 2 on the list|Ray Charles
03/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO MONTREAL|$1200|hard|The classic Montreal hot dog bun isn't grilled or toasted but prepared this way, to be nice & wrinkly|steamed
07/11/2000|Jeopardy!|WORLD OF WORDS|$400|easy|Based on its etymology, it's the period in a human's life when you'd expect him or her to be speechless|Infancy/infant
25/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|Tomboyish Schulz creation who was kidnapped by the S.L.A. in 1974|Peppermint Patty Hearst
18/07/2001|Jeopardy!|THEM'S FIGHTIN' WORDS|$500|medium|'Rock The Casbah' is the biggest hit by this rock group|The Clash
18/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LOTS OF ELBOW ROOM|$1000|hard|The Tsuana make up about half the sparse population of this African country|Botswana
12/02/2009|Jeopardy!|HAPPY 200th, LINCOLN & DARWIN|$400|easy|Born in Kentucky Feb.12, 1809, Abe Lincoln lived from age 7 to 21 in this state before the move to Illinois|Indiana
23/07/1999|Jeopardy!|MISCELLANY|$200|easy|In the King James Version of the New Testament, it's the last word|Amen
02/09/2002|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$200|easy|Elvis-a-Rama, just off the strip in this city is said to have $5 million worth of Elvis memorabilia on display|Las Vegas
21/09/1984|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$300|easy|8th most populous country in the world, this 'Bengal Nation' was once East Pakistan|Bangladesh
14/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CLINTON'S FIRST TERM|$200|easy|This VP headed a bureaucracy-trimming effort called the National Performance Review|Al Gore
10/10/2011|Jeopardy!|THE RIVER'S TRIBUTARIES|$600|medium|Parma, Trebbia, Ticino|the Po
26/10/1998|Jeopardy!|HORTON HEARS THE WHO|$500|medium|In 1990 The Who were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame by this group's Adam Clayton|U-2
06/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NOT BORED OF DIRECTORS|$2000|hard|Audiences weren't bored by William Wyler's 5th Oscar nomination, for this Greer Garson film; good thing, as he got 7 more|Mrs. Miniver
23/11/2004|Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$400|easy|This Mary Shelley tale is told through the letters of an Arctic explorer named Walton|Frankenstein
25/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SPEAKING CONSERVATIVELY|$200|easy|In 1992 Vice President Quayle attacked the values displayed by this TV sitcom character|Murphy Brown
21/02/2005|Jeopardy!|EASY FOR YOU TO SAY|$600|medium|Czestochowa is found in the southern part of this country, just north of Katowice|Poland
27/10/2000|Jeopardy!|OSCAR, OSCAR|$500|medium|James Gleason was nominated for 'Here Comes Mr. Jordan' & Jack Warden was nominated for this 1978 remake|Heaven Can Wait
06/10/2011|Jeopardy!|LUCY|$600|medium|This 'angelic' actress supplied the voice of viper in 'Kung Fu Panda'|Lucy Liu
04/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE HISTORY OF JANUARY|$1000|hard|Due to foreign policy differences with the Reagan administration, she resigned as U.N. ambassador Jan. 30, 1985|Jeane Kirkpatrick
20/09/1999|Jeopardy!|TV CHARACTERS|$200|easy|Aunt Hilda, Aunt Zelda, Salem the Cat|Sabrina, the Teenage Witch
17/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN RULERS|$600|medium|Czar from 1613-1645, Michael founded this dynasty that ruled until 1917|Romanov
30/12/2002|Jeopardy!|ALLOYS|$800|hard|Adding platinum to gold turns it from yellow gold to this|white gold
21/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PILLOW TALK|$1600|hard|Homedics makes a pillow to support the part of the lower back named for these vertebrae just above the sacrum|lumbar
17/02/2009|Jeopardy!|COATS OF ARMS|$800|hard|The region of Transylvania is represented on this nation's coat of arms by an eagle & 7 towers|Romania
10/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MEAT ME|$1200|hard|They can be Swedish or porcupine|meatballs
09/04/1996|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$500|medium|While touring with The Beach Boys, she was cast in a major role in 'To Sir With Love'|Lulu
11/02/2005|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY SCIENCE TIDBITS|$1000|hard|The UNIVAC computer used this format for permanent data storage|magnetic tape
08/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CANADIAN CITIES|$600|medium|In North America this city's stock exchange is second in size only to the New York Stock Exchange|Toronto
27/04/2004|Jeopardy!|GOBS OF GODS|$600|medium|A son of Uranus, this Greek god was the personification of the water that surrounded the world|Oceanus
07/11/1990|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$300|easy|Peel the skin of 2 identical pieces of fruit|pare/pair/pear
24/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'IN' WORDS|$800|hard|A soft white candy usually containing nuts, or a word for a deity|Divinity
22/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC PEOPLE|$400|easy|This Babylonian king's code of laws is said to have been inspired by the sun god, Shamash|Hammurabi
04/07/1997|Jeopardy!|JULY 4|$300|easy|The cornerstone for this monument was laid July 4, 1848 with a trowel once used by our first president|Washington Monument
15/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FLAGS OF THE WORLD|$800|hard|It's the eastern Mediterranean nation whose flag is seen here (cedar tree in the middle)|Lebanon
26/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$400|easy|Evicted from his Oregon ashram, he now lives in Bombay & is called 'Zorba The Buddha'|Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh
12/03/2007|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reading points to a fly's eye on the monitor.)  An insect's compound eye can detect 300 flashes of light per second compared to a human's 50, using thousands of tiny lenses known as these, as in a diamond|a facet
16/04/2009|Jeopardy!|BODY ENGLISH|$1000|hard|6-letter slang term meaning to identify someone to the authorities|finger
27/04/2005|Jeopardy!|TERMINATOR OF ENDEARMENT|$800|hard|In 1990 Arnold became chairman of 'The President's Council on' this|Physical Fitness
13/01/2000|Jeopardy!|RODENTS|$300|easy|Native to the Andes, this rodent is raised on farms for its extremely dense fur|Chinchilla
10/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SIBLING SPORTS RIVALRIES|$400|easy|In October 2010 these 2 sisters ranked first & third in women's tennis|Venus & Serena Williams
18/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANYTHING BUT OPERA|$800|hard|Richard O'Brien not only created this musical, he also played the role of Riff Raff|Rocky Horror Picture Show
10/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LIKE A LAMB|$800|hard|This controversial daughter of Winston Churchill has been called 'The lamb who strayed from the fold'|Sarah Churchill
07/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|HUMAN VISION|$800|hard|These were first made in 1887 by German physiologist A.E. Fick|contact lenses
24/06/2010|Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE TONY-WINNING PLAY TITLE|$600|medium|1958:  'Sunrise at ____'|Campobello
14/06/2011|Jeopardy!|TENNIS, ANYONE?|$200|easy|Held in Melbourne in January, it's the first of the 4 tennis Grand Slam events every year|the Australian Open
01/03/2005|Jeopardy!|I 'AM'|$600|medium|From the Greek for 'immortality', it's a fruit dessert made of oranges & shredded coconut|ambrosia
16/10/1997|Jeopardy!|BEAUTY|$400|easy|This substance injected to fill out lips is purified connective tissue from cows|Collagen
06/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TURKMENISTAN, MY LOVE|$400|easy|As the supreme Turkmen leader, Saparmurat Niyazov holds this government position|president
14/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S IN CHARGE HERE?|$200|easy|This -ocracy is rule by God or by his priests|Theocracy
12/07/2006|Jeopardy!|MOVIE CATCH PHRASES|$600|medium|1967: 'What we've got here is failure to communicate'|Cool Hand Luke
03/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE WINE|$800|hard|Spanish mission padres introduced wine grapes to this valley where vineyards like Robert Mondavi are based|Napa
08/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ELEMENTAL, MY DEAR|$3200|hard|Your daily diet should include ample amounts of this element, kalium in Latin|potassium
05/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER 4-LETTER WORDS|$2000|hard|Etymologically related to 'duress' is this word meaning glum|dour
25/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ROYALTY ON FILM|$2000|hard|Katharine Hepburn was her in 'The Lion in Winter'|Eleanor of Aquitaine
05/05/1999|Jeopardy!|MODERN HISTORY|$500|medium|In 1998 this former Chilean leader was arrested in London in connection with human rights abuses|Augusto Pinochet
16/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$600|medium|In 1988 pro football's Cardinals moved from St. Louis to this city|Phoenix
02/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION STATEMENTS|$800|hard|It's believed Napoleon originated the phrase about 'An iron hand in' one of these|A velvet glove
18/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MIDWAY|$800|hard|An order signed on Oct. 31, 1996 transferred Midway from the Navy to this cabinet dept.|Interior
29/10/2008|Jeopardy!|AND ON GUITAR...|$600|medium|Pete Townshend|The Who
05/01/2000|Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|$500|medium|He was declared venerable in 836 & was made a saint in 1899|Bede
16/11/1987|Jeopardy!|SPORTS STADIUMS|$600|medium|1 of 4 Major League ballparks named for the counties they're in|the Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium (or the Kingdome, Milwaukee County Stadium, or the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum)
24/11/2008|Jeopardy!|HUEY LONG & THE NEWS|$200|easy|In 1915 Huey Long passed the bar after studying law at this private university in New Orleans|Tulane
06/03/2008|Jeopardy!|AWARDS & HONORS|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm Sean Hayes.)  I'm a proud member of this union that gave me awards for Outstanding Performance in a Comedy Series in 2002, 2003 & 2006|the Screen Actors Guild (or SAG)
06/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. COINS|$200|easy|The Coinage Act of 1965 removed all of this metal from dimes & quarters|Silver
14/07/1999|Jeopardy!|BIRD WORDS & PHRASES|$300|easy|When forced to admit a mistake, you have to 'eat' this bird (which is far from appetizing)|Crow
07/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|SCANDINAVIA|$600|medium|The parts of Scandinavia within the Arctic Circle are part of this place of long summer days|(the Land of) the Midnight Sun
19/01/2012|Jeopardy!|THAT'S BUSINESS|$200|easy|He started a book business from his home in 1873; his son William joined forces with G. Clifford Noble in 1917|(Charles M.) Barnes
09/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|RALEIGH|$1200|hard|In 1569 Raleigh fought in France on the side of these French Protestants|the Huguenots
16/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WATERCOLORS|$1600|hard|This sculptor did a watercolor of a subject that was close to his heart|(Frederic Auguste) Bartholdi
06/04/2005|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY SIBLINGS|$400|easy|Eric & Julia|Roberts
04/01/2011|Jeopardy!|ALWAYS IN FASHION|$200|easy|It's the last name of the designer whose website is usa.tommy.com|Hilfiger
14/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN COMPOSERS|$1600|hard|This 'Peter and the Wolf' composer wrote the music for the classic film 'Alexander Nevsky'|Prokofiev
20/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'70s POP CULTURE|$1200|hard|You could say this French Olympian went downhill as a ski instructor turned thief in the 1972 film 'Snow Job'|Jean-Claude Killy
29/11/2011|Jeopardy!|LATIN BODY PARTS|$800|hard|Bracchium (this limb)|the arm
24/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SOPRANOS|$1200|hard|June Bronhill's greatest success was in the title role of Lehar's operetta 'The Merry' this|Widow
13/09/2005|Jeopardy!|'X' RATED|$800|hard|This 'Great' Persian King ruled from approximately 486-465 B.C.|Xerxes
12/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|COSMOLOGY|$2000|hard|This particle whose name is Italian for 'little neutral one' is a possible component of dark matter|neutrino
01/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MINER CLASSICS|$800|hard|The son of a coal miner, this author touched on the mining life in his autobiographical 1913 novel 'Sons and Lovers'|(D.H.) Lawrence
17/01/1997|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RHYME TIME|$300|easy|Jay's secretaries|Leno's stenos
28/01/2008|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC AD LINES|$1000|hard|'I eat right, exercise & take' this brand of supplement|Geritol
27/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE 'Z'|$1200|hard|In 2004 he broke Carlton Fisk's record for career home runs as a catcher by hitting his 352nd|Mike Piazza
15/07/2009|Jeopardy!|JUST DESERTS|$600|medium|This California desert valley was named by gold seekers, many of whom didn't survive the crossing of it|Death Valley
07/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FLIGHTLESS BIRDS|$1600|hard|The rudimentary wings of this national bird of Australia are useless for flying, but it is an excellent swimmer|the emu
19/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$200|easy|Yugoslavia: 1945-1980|Marshal Tito
13/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$600|medium|As first lady during World War II, she traveled abroad to visit American troops|Eleanor Roosevelt
06/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MEET AL GORE|$600|medium|Author Erich Segal says Oliver Barrett IV in this 1970 novel was partly based on Al|Love Story
11/06/2002|Jeopardy!|ROCK WITH YOU|$1000|hard|Quit your yellin' & name this 1995 hit duet for Michael & Janet Jackson, their first together|Scream
20/09/2001|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR EXPRESSIONS|$300|easy|Thomas Carlyle coined the phrase 'captains of' this to mean powerful businessmen|industry
13/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY TRILOGIES|$1600|hard|His trilogy that began with 'The Hamlet' & ended with 'The Mansion' was written over a 30-year period|William Faulkner
31/01/1996|Jeopardy!|'Y' NOT?|$200|easy|Name shared by a fanciful clergyman in 'Tristram Shandy' & a dead jester in 'Hamlet' ---  Alas!|Yorick
30/11/1999|Jeopardy!|1690s AMERICA|$500|medium|With the French & Indian War, some New Hampshire towns considered a re-annexation to this colony in March 1690|Massachusetts
04/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'RITE'-ING|$1600|hard|Iron disulfide|pyrite
06/12/2002|Jeopardy!|I FEEL LIKE SUCH AN IDIOM|$800|hard|You can do this 'through the ranks', 'to the bait' or 'to the occasion'|rise
01/11/2007|Jeopardy!|MONROE|$600|medium|Forget DiMaggio and Berra-- the secret to the Yankees' 11 pennants from 1947 to 1960 was Lucy Monroe's singing of this|The Star-Spangled Banner
09/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$2000|hard|Dinosaurs died out in this geological era that means 'middle life'|the Mesozoic era
26/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SIMILAR TITLES|$2000|hard|Machado de Assis did 'Philosopher or' this; Dylan Thomas, 'Portrait of the Artist as a Young' this|Dog
24/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CHINESE LEADERS|$800|hard|President, 1993-today|Jiang Zemin
10/11/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|This new Dynamic Duo is made up of Bruce Wayne's superhero self & a famous bandit of Sherwood Forest|Batman & Robin Hood
21/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO INDIA|$400|easy|The Deccan Odyssey is a luxury tour of Maharashtra state by this mode of transport|a train
12/06/2000|Jeopardy!|SEWING TERMS|$300|easy|This stitch that forms a pattern resembling a strong rope is often used in knit sweaters|Cable stitch
29/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND A GREEK TEMPLE|$1200|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows an architectural graphic on the monitor.)  The ring at the bottom of a column is called a torus; in math, a torus now refers to any donut-shaped figure for which the formula 4π2Rr determines this|area
18/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SAMS OF THE CINEMA|$1200|hard|He fell for Jessica Lange when they co-starred in 'Frances' in 1982|Sam Shepard
09/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS IN CHILDREN'S BOOKS|$1200|hard|Stellaluna: The fruit type of this mammal|a bat
16/06/2005|Jeopardy!|SOCIAL TYPES|$400|easy|A toff is a member of the upper classes of society, usually in this country|England
12/06/1997|Final Jeopardy!|CLASSIC CINEMA|None|None|This 1946 holiday classic was based on 'The Greatest Gift', a short story by Philip Van Doren Stern|It's A Wonderful Life
11/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DAILY 'BREAD'|$400|easy|The principal money-earner in a family|the breadwinner
20/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|INNOCENT|$800|hard|Representing innocence, the ceremonial aprons worn by this largest fraternal order are often made of lambskin|the Freemasons
19/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS|$400|easy|She was voted 'World Film Favorite' for 1950, & she's still going strong on 'Falcon Crest'|Jane Wyman
09/03/2000|Jeopardy!|SUDBURY, MY HOMETOWN|$500|medium|I'll bet 5 cents you can name this metal, the mining of which once dominated Sudbury's economy|Nickel
25/04/2007|Jeopardy!|EARS TO YOU!|$200|easy|Surely you remember that of all the mammals, it has the largest ears|an elephant
10/12/2004|Jeopardy!|THE U.S. CONSTITUTION|$1000|hard|The first of these was to be held within 3 years of the first meeting of congress; then every 10 years|the census
10/10/2003|Jeopardy!|I FEEL LIKE SUCH AN IDIOM!|$600|medium|On April 14, 1865 John Wilkes Booth must have taken literally this 3-word actors' phrase meaning 'good luck'|break a leg
26/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THEATER|$1000|hard|Langdon Mitchell based this 4-act comedy on William Makepeace Thackeray's 'Vanity Fair'|Becky Sharp
21/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PET PROJECTS?|$1600|hard|Divine: 'Pink _____'|Flamingos
26/03/2010|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CAPITAL HAIKU|$600|medium|Pole dancing is big / A '44 uprising / Let's make a pact here|Warsaw
25/06/2003|Jeopardy!|SONGS|$600|medium|(Hi, I'm Pam Tillis)  My No. 1 country hit 'Mi Vida Loca' translates to this in English|My Crazy Life
14/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|YOU SAID A MOUTHFUL!|$400|easy|A letter of this to a prospective employer outlines all your sterling qualities|recommendation
06/01/2005|Jeopardy!|TRUCKIN'|$1000|hard|Take this company's Titan to a new frontier|Nissan
02/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$800|hard|You'll find the largest aquarium & the tallest woman in this book that's celebrating its 40th anniversary|The Guinness Book of World Records
06/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|$400|easy|In 1961 he might have taken highway 61 to New York City to meet his idol, folk singer Woody Guthrie|Bob Dylan
22/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS' MIDDLE NAMES|$2000|hard|'Cross Creek' chronicler: Kinnan|Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings
25/05/2007|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S CHARACTERS|$400|easy|Cobweb & Moth are 2 of these beings in 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'|fairies
22/09/2004|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE CELL|$200|easy|The person you share your space with can be your cellie or, based on the type of bed you sleep on, this word|your bunkie
10/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A RUNNING 'TAB'|$2000|hard|An Evangelical place of worship|a tabernacle
09/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$600|medium|This 'White Christmas' songwriter divided a European city until 1989|Irving Berlin Wall
22/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$800|hard|It's what the symbol seen here represents|the Republican Party
10/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LEARN SOME GERMAN|$1600|hard|A country: Die Schweiz|Switzerland
07/01/2005|Final Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|None|None|Founded in 1821, it was named for its delivery time, the last mail delivery of the day|The Saturday Evening Post
19/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS|$1200|hard|This Leon Uris novel shares its name with a biblical book|Exodus
07/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|KISS|$1600|hard|Kiss' first Top 10 single was a power ballad named for this 4-letter girl|Beth
06/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINERS|$2000|hard|This silent comic's downfall began with a wild party held on Labor Day, 1921|Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle
28/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MIDDLE INITIAL S.|$800|hard|Johnny Depp & Benicio Del Toro starred in the movie adaptation of his book 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas'|Hunter S. Thompson
23/09/2005|Jeopardy!|MILLION DOLLAR BABY|$1000|hard|Beauregard & Rhett are 2 of this billionaire's grown kids|Ted Turner
22/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ODE ON A GRECIAN, EARNED|$400|easy|After Socrates' death, this Athenian went to Megara & wrote philosophic dialogues to vindicate his pal|Plato
23/03/2011|Final Jeopardy!|BRITISH NOVELISTS|None|None|In his journals he described how he once set 2 groups of boys against each other, likely inspiring his 1954 novel|(William) Golding
28/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$200|easy|This 1848 event made the California trail the most traveled pioneer road by 1850|gold strike
11/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL ROAD VEHICLE STICKERS|$1200|hard|This African country's name is flip-flopped in French: CI|the Ivory Coast
09/12/1998|Jeopardy!|WESTWARD HO!|$100|easy|Going due west from Stockholm, you'll next make your way into this country|Norway
07/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS FROM MOVIES|$1600|hard|1989: Lloyd Dobler, Diane Court|Say Anything...
03/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|JUNGLE FEVER|$800|hard|This 1987 song features the lyrics, 'If you got the money, honey, we got your disease'|Welcome To The Jungle
24/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CANADIAN TOURISM|$400|easy|The Nova Scotia museum named for this man features early experimental models of his telephones|Alexander Graham Bell
16/04/2007|Jeopardy!|TODAY'S HOROSCOPE|$400|easy|Today people will feel the 'sting' of this fixed water sign, the Zodiac's eighth! You have the answer! Say it!|Scorpio
13/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE END OF THE L'INE'|$800|hard|The tomb of a holy person|Shrine
19/09/1997|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$400|easy|The siamang of Sumatra & Malaysia is the largest type of this smallest ape|a gibbon
08/12/2005|Jeopardy!|THE PAULY SHORE FILE|$600|medium|In this film, Pauly & Sean Astin play a couple of kids who thaw out a caveman & try to use him to be cool|Encino Man
11/10/1996|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|In tennis it's a shot hit high and intended to land behind an opponent|a lob
07/05/2002|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD CLUES|$600|medium|64 across: Gardener's need (4)|hose
19/03/1999|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC CINEMA QUOTES|$100|easy|1961: 'Fat man, you shoot a great game of pool'|The Hustler
31/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|REQUESTS|$800|hard|'Who You Are' by this Eddie Vedder band would really help me get my head straight|Pearl Jam
04/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NUMBER OF LEGS ON...|$3000|hard|An archaeopteryx|2
02/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$400|easy|The USA's first parade celebrating this holiday took place on September 5, 1882|Labor Day
26/04/2000|Jeopardy!|UNION LABELS|$500|medium|The ILA, the union of these 'men', is headquartered near the Hudson on NYC's Battery Place|Longshoremen
27/04/1999|Jeopardy!|THE ANIMAL KINGDOM|$100|easy|The Siberian species of this carnivore is the largest cat|Tiger
10/12/1986|Double Jeopardy!|LABOR|$600|medium|1947 labor act which made the 'closed shop' agreement illegal|the Taft-Hartley Act
27/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'TA' TA|$400|easy|The grilled stuft burrito is a cuisine highlight at this fast food chain|Taco Bell
09/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|STATES' HIGH POINTS|$1600|hard|Big flower after which the highest spot in Kansas is named|a sunflower
06/11/2002|Final Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|None|None|In September 1941 this author christened the warship Atlanta, also known as 'The Mighty A'|Margaret Mitchell
07/03/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|$400|easy|Brother of Naval hero Oliver, he commanded the Navy's first steamship, the Fulton, in 1837|Matthew Perry
01/12/2008|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'K'|$400|easy|Buzzing, uh, musical instrument? (5)|a kazoo
18/09/2002|Jeopardy!|RECENT MOVIES|$400|easy|At the beginning of this sequel, Tommy Lee Jones is postal worker Kevin Brown, who has no memory of being Agent K|Men in Black II
20/06/2005|Jeopardy!|BOOK ENDS|$1000|hard|This classic ends with the narrator on a river pier in New Jersey, with thoughts of God, Pooh Bear, & Old Dean Moriarty|On the Road
03/11/1989|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$100|easy|With the hull left on it's called brown; with it removed it's white & called 'polished'|Rice
09/04/2001|Jeopardy!|ON YOU|$400|easy|This largest part of the brain controls thought & learning|Cerebrum
10/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$600|medium|As court singer, the famed Castrato Farinelli soothed the melancholia of this country's King Philip V|Spain
02/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN BODIES OF WATER|$400|easy|In 1826 the speed of sound in water was first calculated in this largest Alpine lake|Geneva
10/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TV DINNERS|$800|hard|Restaurants on this animated series include The Frying Dutchman & Krusty Burger|The Simpsons
25/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY PEOPLE|$400|easy|Despite this prime minister's efforts, war 'in our time' could not be avoided:|Neville Chamberlain
29/03/1991|Jeopardy!|SPRECHEN SIE DEUTSCH?|$300|easy|Brand of beer that means 'lion's brew'|Lowenbrau
28/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|KISS, THE BAND|$200|easy|In Kiss' first Top 40 hit song, it's how long 'I Wanna Rock and Roll'|All Night
10/11/2000|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$500|medium|The Sea of Crete is the southernmost part of this sea, an arm of the Mediterranean|Aegean Sea
09/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$400|easy|The National Republicans & Anti-Masons formed the nucleus of this party founded in the 1830s|the Whigs
06/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|JAZZ|$400|easy|Recorded in 1937, 'One O' Clock Jump' became this bandleader's theme|Count Basie
05/03/1998|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$200|easy|This country's islands of Palawan & Mindanao lie in the Sulu Sea|Philippines
12/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'70s SONGS|$1000|hard|In 1970 this lead singer of Paul Revere & the Raiders went solo & had 2 hits, 'Arizona' & 'Silver Bird'|Mark Lindsay
02/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GUYS & DUDES|$2000|hard|This German scientist whose name is a unit of frequency was the first to send & receive radio waves|Heinrich Hertz
05/06/2002|Jeopardy!|2-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew plays a board game with Sarah.)  I'm trouncing Sarah in this classic Japanese game|go
11/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS OF THE PAST|$400|easy|In Barry Unsworth's 'The Songs of the Kings', the Greek fleet bound for here is trapped by unfavorable winds|Troy
14/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW PUPPY|$1200|hard|On Super Bowl Sunday, puppy might enjoy watching his peers in the Puppy Bowl on this beastly network|Animal Planet
25/02/1999|Jeopardy!|I DON'T SPEAK...|$200|easy|Ich spreche kein Deutsch|German
18/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANTHROPOLOGY|$2000|hard|From the Latin for 'to liken', it's the process by which one cultural or ethnic group absorbs another|assimilation
20/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|COMPUTER GENIUSES|$800|hard|A real mensch, William D. Mensch, designed the processors in Wozniak & Jobs' early computers from this company|Apple
30/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MERRY YACHTS|$1000|hard|In 1988 Gary Hart had a merry time with Donna Rice aboard this yacht|Monkey Business
20/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN-AMERICAN FIRSTS|$800|hard|We now salute Henry O. Flipper, seen here, the first African-American graduate of this academy|West Point (U.S. Military Academy)
18/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|OUTDATED MAPS|$200|easy|Now Ho Chi Minh City, it was this as the capital of South Vietnam|Saigon
12/05/2008|Jeopardy!|THE DAIRY CATTLE CENTER|$1000|hard|(Jimmy gives the clue at the Babcock Hall Dairy.) Centuries ago, a black breed and a white breed mingled to produce this type of cow named for a German region; today, it produces 90% of U.S. milk|Holstein
05/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DEAR JOHN|$800|hard|While in prison, this 'Pilgrim's Progress' author supported his family by making shoelaces|John Bunyan
18/09/2006|Jeopardy!|THE KING JAMES BIBLE TELLS ME SO|$400|easy|Luke 4, to this person: 'Heal thyself'|physician
01/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$400|easy|His 1909 'Head of a Woman', one of the first Cubist works, divided the surface of the head into many different planes|Picasso
31/03/1993|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH TV TRIVIA|$600|medium|'Northern Exposure' is set in this Alaskan town|Sicily
11/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BY THE SEA|$2000|hard|On the North Sea, this Dutch province whose name includes the Dutch for 'sea', was badly flooded in 1953|Zeeland
06/07/2006|Jeopardy!|TIME TO 'RE'-UP|$400|easy|To increase your efforts--specifically twofold|redouble
26/10/2004|Jeopardy!|1959|$800|hard|In 1959 the first garment to be made of this new rubber-like material was a girdle|Lycra
30/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SUPER 8|$800|hard|In 2006 Mike Brown of Caltech declared, 'there are finally, officially, 8' of these|planets
29/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|INDIANA|$600|medium|City that's located on the southernmost point along the St. Joseph River|South Bend
21/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THEY SOUND LIKE BEFORE & AFTERS|$1200|hard|French mime whose movements were invented by Elias Howe|Marcel Marceau-ing machine
03/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CABLE NETWORKING|$1600|hard|'Sanctuary' & 'Ghost Hunters'|the Syfy channel
16/05/2003|Jeopardy!|ELEMENT SYMBOL SPELLING|$600|medium|Copper, tellurium|cute (Cu Te)
26/12/2011|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$400|easy|Someone who takes the opposite side of an argument for argument's sake is 'advocatus diaboli', or this|Devil's advocate
04/10/2007|Jeopardy!|USA TODAY'S TOP 25 MEMORABLE QUOTES|$1000|hard|'How do we know when irrational exuberance has unduly escalated asset values?'|Alan Greenspan
09/04/1996|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN MUSEUMS|$100|easy|The Pharmacy Museum in this city's French Quarter has an enormous leech jar on display|New Orleans
11/01/2000|Jeopardy!|FOUND|$500|medium|Cowboy nickname of William Donovan, founder of the OSS & of modern U.S. intelligence|Wild Bill
27/03/2000|Jeopardy!|STATE NICKNAMES|$100|easy|'The Everglades State'|Florida
28/11/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. SKYLINE TOURS|$200|easy|Many of the hills in this city were leveled in the early 1900s because it was feared they would hinder expansion|Seattle
12/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL PAINTINGS|$400|easy|This 1789 event was captured in the painting seen here|the storming of the Bastille
29/07/2010|Jeopardy!|MITCH McCONNELL'S KENTUCKY MEGAMIX|$200|easy|Though Alabama-born, senator Mitch McConnell is big in Kentucky & has a park named for him in this 'green' city|Bowling Green
27/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ADDRESS ME|$1600|hard|About to become prime minister of a new country, he ended his 1947 'tryst with destiny' speech 'jai hind'|Nehru
13/12/2000|Jeopardy!|IT'S YOUR DIME|$400|easy|8.33 % of the dime is this metal, the rest is copper|Nickel
13/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE FAMILY CIRCUS|$400|easy|Performers at the New Cole Brothers Circus recreate the 3-tiered, 7-man pyramid on one of these 'lofty' things|a high wire
15/12/2011|Jeopardy!|DIALECTS|$400|easy|When in the cities of Jeddah & Medina, you'll most likely encounter the Hijazi dialect of this language|Arabic
06/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FISH, BIRD, OR MAMMAL|$800|hard|The lamprey|fish
22/10/1999|Jeopardy!|WHO'S THE BOSS|$300|easy|Tattoo labored for this man on 'Fantasy Island'|Mr. Roarke
17/11/1995|Jeopardy!|BRITISH HISTORY|$300|easy|The title 'Defender of the Faith' was first bestowed upon this king in 1521 by Pope Leo X|Henry VIII
09/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MATH|$800|hard|In our number system, it's 10; in a triangle, it's the lowest side|the base
30/03/1998|Jeopardy!|LIKE A MAN|$300|easy|Found in China's Cho-K'ou-Tien caves in the 1920s, the fossils of this 'man' disappeared in WWII|Peking Man
22/05/2008|Jeopardy!|ALABAMA|$400|easy|Students at the Alabama Institute for the Deaf & Blind know that this woman is on their state quarter|Helen Keller
07/04/2008|Final Jeopardy!|ASSASSINATIONS|None|None|For a short time, Diego Rivera was a suspect in the 1940 murder of this man|Leon Trotsky
06/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CHANNEL SURFING|$1000|hard|Between shows on this new network, you may have seen the stars do the 'Dubba' dance|the WB
21/09/2001|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEWS|$500|medium|Reviewing 'Beowulf', the Times called this Irish poet 'arguably the finest poet now writing in English'|Seamus Heaney
07/12/2007|Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$600|medium|This symbol of idolatry described in Exodus 32 has become a byword for materialism|the golden calf
12/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DEAR JOHN|$2000|hard|A conservative society is named for this U.S. Army captain killed by communist Chinese forces 10 days after WWII ended|John Birch
15/06/2006|Jeopardy!|'Q'-BERT|$200|easy|This savory egg dish originated in what is now Northeast France, but as a 'real man', I was unaware of that|quiche
05/03/1990|Jeopardy!|SPORTS TRIVIA|$200|easy|In 1989 Emerson Fittipaldi knocked Al Unser Jr. out of this race on lap 199 & won|The Indianapolis 500
12/01/1996|Jeopardy!|EASTER PARADE|$200|easy|Thousands of New Yorkers traditionally stroll down this avenue on Easter showing off their new clothes|Fifth Avenue
14/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|Y1K|$1000|hard|With the crowning of King Boleslaw, this central European nation is recognized as an independent state|Poland
05/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CURRY|$1000|hard|One type of curry powder shares its name with this plaid textile|Madras
10/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHOW ME THE MONET|$800|hard|This artist with a similar name painted several portraits of Monet, including the 1874 work seen here|Edouard Manet
21/07/2008|Jeopardy!|THE NAVY SEALS|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew stands on shore as 2 attack boats approach at the Navy Amphibious Base in Coronado, CA.) The Navy SEALs were created by this U.S. president who had been a small-unit naval commander & who knew what a small, tough force could do|JFK
28/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S GENETIC|$400|easy|The first year of this decade saw the first human gene therapy treatment, for a rare immune disorder|the 1990s
15/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|COLORS|$400|easy|Color television works by blending these 3 primary colors of light|red, green, & blue
29/11/2006|Jeopardy!|AIRPORT CODES|$600|medium|It's actually in Virginia  (though its full name says otherwise): IAD|Dulles
26/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|$400|easy|In 1920 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was taken in by photos of these taken by little Frances & Elsie|fairies
01/06/2005|Jeopardy!|MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS|$600|medium|You auto know that this company is the world's largest automaker|GM
09/11/1988|Jeopardy!|NAMES IN THE NEWS|$200|easy|Yuri Churbanov, son-in-law of this Soviet leader, was tried for taking bribes|Leonid Brezhnev
31/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY RUSSIA|$800|hard|Before Leningrad, St. Petersburg was given this Russian-sounding name at the start of WWI|Petrograd
02/01/2007|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN LANGUAGES|$1000|hard|It's also called Ruthenian, & you'll hear it spoken in Odessa & Sevastopol|Ukrainian
17/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'G' MEN|$400|easy|At the end of his 1633 trial he is said to have muttered with regard to the Earth, 'Even so, it does move'|Galileo
27/02/2009|Jeopardy!|MOO|$1000|hard|'The cattle are lowing' in this ever-popular Christmas carol|Away In A Manger
19/01/2007|Jeopardy!|BUZZ 'OFF'!|$1000|hard|The Village Voice sponsors the Obies for these productions|Off-Broadway
20/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HOME BOYS|$2000|hard|Yellowhammers|Alabama
04/07/1995|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS TEXANS|$300|easy|A native of Texas, this author has set many of his novels there, including 'Lonesome Dove'|Larry McMurtry
09/02/2006|Jeopardy!|TODAY'S HOROSCOPE|$1000|hard|(Jan. 20 - Feb. 18) It's the age of this air sign. You may be a water bearer but you lift people's spirits, too|Aquarius
16/12/1998|Jeopardy!|ANOTHER NAME FOR|$300|easy|A woodchuck is also known as a whistle pig & more commonly as this|a groundhog
16/06/1999|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|This 1,500-mile-long mountain system divided the Civil War into the eastern & western theaters|Appalachians
14/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$1000|hard|At 17 this Russian was an enfant terrible; in 1929 he composed the ballet 'L'Enfant Prodigue'|Prokofiev
26/02/2001|Jeopardy!|THE NFL|$300|easy|This coach of the Colts & Dolphins is the NFL's winningest coach with 347 career victories|Don Shula
30/06/1998|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL TERMS OF SERVICE|$400|easy|March 4, 1857- March 3, 1861|James Buchanan
20/01/2006|Jeopardy!|ELVIS FILM ROLES|$800|hard|1961: Chad Gates, son of a pineapple mogul|Blue Hawaii
20/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC FACES|$200|easy|This man shared a Nobel Prize with his wife Marie|Pierre Curie
29/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGE LAB|$1200|hard|There are 33 letters in this alphabet seen here|Cyrillic
17/06/1999|Jeopardy!|THE VOICE OF GOD|$300|easy|Before setting a mark on him, the Lord promised, 'Whoever slayeth' him, 'vengeance shall be taken' sevenfold|Cain
31/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HAVE A RETREAT|$2000|hard|His brave retreat across Italy after his volunteers were kicked out of Rome in 1849 made him a hero|Garibaldi
25/05/2001|Jeopardy!|HARD ROCK CAFE|$500|medium|Known best for 'Rock You Like A Hurricane', this metal band cut an album in 2000 with the Berlin Philharmonic|The Scorpions
12/06/2009|Jeopardy!|WIMBLEDON SINGLES CHAMPS|$400|easy|This mouthy New Yorker: 1981, 1983, 1984|John McEnroe
19/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|OATS|$400|easy|This phrase refers to indulging in youthful excesses|Sowing one's oats
10/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FOLKS|$200|easy|Pat Boone descends from this famed frontiersman|Daniel Boone
17/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TENNIS|$200|easy|To some it means everything, but to a tennis player, it means zip, nada, squat|Love
05/01/2006|Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$400|easy|In childbirth a hormone called prolactin stimulates milk production by these glands|the mammary
29/02/2008|Jeopardy!|BELGIUM, BELARUS OR BELIZE|$600|medium|The most populous|Belgium
19/05/2011|Jeopardy!|TAKING STOCK|$600|medium|This retailer, WAG, has good medicine|Walgreens
18/01/1996|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$500|medium|The fad involving this type of radio followed the oil embargo of 1973-74|CB (citizens' band) radio
27/01/2009|Jeopardy!|FOOD WORDS & PHRASES|$600|medium|Bing can help you with this process whereby you select the best or most desirable items for yourself|cherrypicking
29/05/1989|Jeopardy!|STEPHEN FOSTER LYRICS|$300|easy|'It rained all night the day I left, the weather it was dry; the sun so hot I' did this|froze to death
02/02/2007|Jeopardy!|THE GOOD BOOK|$600|medium|In Revelation 18 earth bewails this mighty city's destruction (gardens & all, we assume)|Babylon
29/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$400|easy|'Big River', featuring such characters as the Widow Douglas & Tom Sawyer, is based on this book|Huckleberry Finn
11/07/2001|Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTS|$100|easy|In 1805 Charles Bulfinch enlarged this city's Faneuil Hall|Boston
24/04/2007|Jeopardy!|NASH-ING|$400|easy|'There is something about a martini...& to tell you the truth, it is not the  ____-- I think that perhaps it's the gin'|vermouth
23/01/2012|Jeopardy!|THAT'S TREASON!|$800|hard|It was treason when Roman naval commander Claudius threw these creatures used for augury into the sea|chickens
15/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FLYBOYS|$800|hard|In July 1957 this marine made the 1st supersonic transcontinental flight; less than 5 years later, he went into orbit|(John) Glenn
25/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|3 OF A KIND|$400|easy|Othello, Pente, Trouble|games
26/02/2001|Jeopardy!|THE NFL|$400|easy|In July of 2000 this player seen here signed a $42 million, 6-year contract, at the time tops among NFL running backs|Eddie George
03/12/2009|Jeopardy!|JAILHOUSE ROCK|$600|medium|The infamous penal colony on this rocky islet off the coast of South America opened in 1852|Devil's Island
19/01/1999|Jeopardy!|LET'S GO GOLFING|$400|easy|Whoops!  You don't want to end up here|Sand trap/bunker
03/05/2006|Jeopardy!|BODY PART-THING|$200|easy|A recorder has 8, a fife 6|finger holes
25/05/2006|Jeopardy!|NOT A BEST PICTURE OSCAR WINNER|$600|medium|'Lilies of the Field', 'Oliver!', 'A Man for All Seasons'|Lilies of the Field
07/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$600|medium|In 1840 this German romantic married Clara Wieck, an outstanding pianist & a composer, too|Robert Schumann
18/07/2001|Jeopardy!|MILITARY TELEVISION|$500|medium|This oldest of the Wayans Brothers co-starred with Yaphet Kotto on the 1983 drama series 'For Love and Honor'|Keenan Ivory Wayans
06/03/1998|Jeopardy!|AIR|$300|easy|It's what is done to air so it can power a jackhammer|Compressed
11/04/1997|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$500|medium|In this 1979 book Norman Mailer told the story of convicted killer Gary Gilmore|The Executioner's Song
10/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SIX CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF AN AUTHOR|$800|hard|Captain Nemo & Phileas Fogg|Jules Verne
04/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PRO FOOTBALL|$200|easy|On Aug. 31, 1997 the Oilers played their first home game in this city's Liberty Bowl, defeating the Raiders, 24-21|Memphis
09/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DANCING WITH THE STARS|$800|hard|In 1934 a star in the constellation named for this legendary strongman was seen going nova|Hercules
17/06/2009|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT ROMAN DINING|$200|easy|It was the only animal raised purely for consumption; the snout was a particular delicacy|pig
31/12/2004|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|A single layer of paper, or to perform one's craft diligently|ply
25/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SPEAKING CONSERVATIVELY|$800|hard|In a 1997 essay this 'Book of Virtues' author & ex-cabinet officer asked, 'What good is government?'|William Bennett
01/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'PEACE'|$1000|hard|In 1963 it was Khrushchev's professed policy of tolerance in his dealings with the West|Peaceful coexistence
17/02/2011|Jeopardy!|STRIVING FOR AN 'F'|$1000|hard|The USS President was Commodore Stephen Decatur's this|flagship
05/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|_____&____|$600|medium|Extreme cleanliness, kept up partly through expectoration|Spit & shine/polish
02/12/1996|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|The main street of Interlaken in this country affords a spectacular view of the Jungfrau peak|Switzerland
20/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$1600|hard|Jerry Lewis has been hosting the Muscular Dystrophy Telethon on this holiday weekend since 1966|Labor Day
07/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SLIM VOLUMES|$1000|hard|Adrian IV, born Nicholas Breakspear, would be the only entry in 'Lives of the English' these|Popes
28/04/2003|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1000|hard|The symbol of this radioactive element is Pu & it sounds like it's named after Mickey Mouse's dog|plutonium
16/09/2010|Jeopardy!|GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP|$800|hard|The chronicles of this hard-serving American include, in 2005, calling an opponent's shot in, costing himself the match|Andy Roddick
29/06/2001|Jeopardy!|ILLINOIS ME|$200|easy|Before 1992, the last time Illinois voted for a Democrat in the presidential election was for this man in 1964|Lyndon Johnson
19/01/2007|Jeopardy!|DISNEY MOVIES BY CHARACTER|$600|medium|1994: Scar|The Lion King
29/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|GASES|$200|easy|The main purpose of a red blood cell is to carry this gas from your lungs to the rest of your body|oxygen
29/09/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S A MONARCHY|$400|easy|Denmark, Ireland, France|Denmark
01/06/2005|Jeopardy!|UNREAL ESTATE|$400|easy|Giant Despair inhabits Doubting Castle in this John Bunyan allegory|The Pilgrim's Progress
02/06/2008|Jeopardy!|THOSE AMAZING ANIMALS|$200|easy|Newly born calves of this 'colorful' mammal can measure 28 feet in length & weigh up to 3 tons|the blue whale
17/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$600|medium|It was formerly Northern Rhodesia|Zambia
06/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|UNGULATES|$1200|hard|This beast of burden was domesticated by the Inca about 1,000 B.C.; the Spaniards called it a Peruvian sheep|the llama
23/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN COMPOSERS|$2000|hard|A fall from a subway platform in 1943 left this 'St. Louis Blues' composer completely blind|(W.C.) Handy
07/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T GO IN THE WATER|$800|hard|It's no surprise that this fish, a relative of the puffer, is named for a prickly rodent|a porcupinefish
07/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$400|easy|Jules Massenet composed an opera based on this famous novel by Miguel de Cervantes|Don Quixote
23/12/2004|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL PUZZLES|$200|easy|Next in line: J.B., A.L., ...|A.J.
04/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|IN A FESTIVAL MOOD|$1000|hard|The festival of this type of boat, seen here, is a major Chinese holiday|a dragon boat
04/12/1998|Jeopardy!|WHO'S LAUGHING NOW?|$200|easy|He's the brother heard here: 'Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk!'|Curly (of The 3 Stooges)
28/03/2001|Jeopardy!|'C' ME|$500|medium|A group of eggs, or a device that transfers power from the engine to the gearbox|Clutch
14/03/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm Jason Elam of the Denver Broncos.)  In 1998 I earned a trip to the NFL's Pro Bowl, held each year in this city where I played college ball|Honolulu
15/11/1989|Jeopardy!|CITY NICKNAMES|$400|easy|'Kodak City'|Rochester, New York
05/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'INCA's|$2000|hard|Glowing brightly|incandescent/incandescence
02/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BACK IN MY ARMS AGAIN|$2000|hard|Rent asunder in 2006, playmate Shanna Moakler & this Blink-182 drummer reunited after his 2008 plane crash|(Travis) Barker
30/10/1992|Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$200|easy|The rappers known as Kris Kross kreated a kraze by wearing their oversized klothes in this unusual way|backwards
18/01/1996|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$400|easy|Roman emperor, 117-138, he built walls in Germany as well as in Britain|Hadrian
27/10/2004|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAL SONG TITLES|$800|hard|He 'Was A Rollin' Stone'|Papa
31/12/1996|Jeopardy!|FADS|$200|easy|In the mid-'30s there were hats, shoes, glasses, books & dolls of this 6-year-old movie star|Shirley Temple
18/10/2007|Jeopardy!|POLITICOS BY STATE|$1000|hard|The senator seen here serves this state and is part of the Finance & Judiciary Committees|Utah
07/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|KNOCK U OUT|$2000|hard|It can mean strong influence; knock out the 'U' & you've blocked the flow of blood|clout & clot
22/04/1999|Jeopardy!|'BIG' STUFF|$500|medium|A 1930 Wallace Beery movie or slang for a penintentiary, bub|Bighouse
25/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$200|easy|A baby may do this when this plaything bounces away|bawl/ball
13/09/2001|Jeopardy!|COMIC STRIP SETTINGS|$200|easy|Dogpatch|Li'l Abner
22/12/2009|Jeopardy!|I'LL BE DOGGONE|$600|medium|Appropriately, the mountain pass with this dog's name is in the Alps, between Italy & Switzerland|Saint Bernard
03/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS & EXPLORATION|$1200|hard|This 19th c. army officer initially named the Great Salt Lake for himself, but had to settle for some salt flats|Bonneville
21/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE BORN IDENTITY|$1600|hard|This 'Dirty Rotten Scoundrel' was Maurice Micklewhite|Michael Caine
24/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICALLY CORRECT|$400|easy|To 'empower people', in 1998 this Republican Calif. governor abolished affirmative action in state contracts|Pete Wilson
03/10/1986|Jeopardy!|WINES|$200|easy|Containing a mixture of about 40 herbs, this aromatized wine is used in martinis|vermouth
02/05/2000|Jeopardy!|HATS ALL, FOLKS!|$400|easy|Hats like the one seen here are worn by this group that was named for a Mennonite elder:|Amish
11/11/2002|Jeopardy!|AWARDS & HONORS|$400|easy|Past winners of the Pritzker Prize for this include I.M. Pei & Frank Gehry|architecture
13/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE WITH MUPPET NAMES|$800|hard|In 1998 Liam Neeson portrayed this Victorian author's downfall in Broadway's 'The Judas Kiss'|Oscar Wilde
13/04/2009|Jeopardy!|ROLLING ROCK|$200|easy|This river boat queen is 'rolling, rolling, rolling on the river' in a CCR song|Proud Mary
14/12/1999|Jeopardy!|DUKE, DUKE|$500|medium|It was Duke-Duke once again with the April 1999 TV movie reunion of this 1960s series|The Patty Duke Show
31/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THEY NAMED A MOUNTAIN FOR ME|$800|hard|The Agassizhorn in the Bernese section of these mountains is named for a 19th century scientist|the Alps
27/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISPANIC AMERICANS|$200|easy|In 1962 he used his life savings to form the National Farm Workers Association in Delano, Calif.|Cesar Chavez
03/03/1997|Jeopardy!|ATLANTA BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$500|medium|This papermaker owns or controls 6.2 million acres of woods in the U.S. & Canada|Georgia-Pacific
03/05/2006|Jeopardy!|FOUNTAINS|$1000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reads from Tivoli in Copenhagen, Denmark.)  The famous bubble fountain here at Tivoli was co-designed by this Danish physicist who won a 1922 Nobel Prize|(Niels) Bohr
25/10/2002|Jeopardy!|'BI' WORDS|$600|medium|Baking soda is also called sodium this|bicarbonate
21/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1930s|$800|hard|This Al Capp comic strip made its debut August 13, 1934|'Li'l Abner'
15/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ACRONYMS|$2000|hard|On Wall Street, EBITDA stands for these before interest, taxes, depreciation & amortization|earnings
25/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'W'HAT?|$400|easy|Aquatic aid on display here|a wetsuit
22/04/2011|Jeopardy!|HOME FURNISHINGS|$200|easy|Four-poster is a type of this, sometimes with a canopy|a bed
07/04/2005|Jeopardy!|DICTATOR TOTS|$600|medium|Until he attended the Collegio Lasalle in about 1932 around age 6, he worked in his family's sugar cane fields|Fidel Castro
23/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GO WITH THE FLOW|$400|easy|The Rio Grande of the U.S.|Gulf of Mexico
10/10/2002|Jeopardy!|ARACHNIDS|$1000|hard|This parasite is a major transmitter of rabbit fever & some forms of encephalitis|tick
10/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BAYS|$1200|hard|To enter this Japanese bay on which Yokohama lies, you must first enter Sagami Bay|Tokyo Bay
17/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'C' TO SHINING 'C'|$1000|hard|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): Type of circle seen here:|Concentric
15/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|STATE FACTS|$400|easy|As of 2007, it begins at 2 A.M. on the second Sunday in march & ends at 2 A.M. on the first Sunday in November|Daylight Savings Time
05/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY ROCK & ROLL|$800|hard|This colorful song by Jefferson Airplane retells in part the story of Alice in Wonderland|White Rabbit
28/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE MAN WHO WASN'T THERE|$1600|hard|Take 'man' away from a term for a type of nighttime secruity guard & you get this type of timepiece|watch
20/06/2001|Jeopardy!|FRANKS|$400|easy|900th floor please; during his 7-decade career, this architect made plans for a mile-high skyscraper|Frank Lloyd Wright
06/01/2010|Jeopardy!|YOU'VE BEEN TRADED|$600|medium|In 1988 the Oilers sent this 'Great One' (& 2 others) to the L.A. Kings, getting 2 players, 3 picks & $15 mil. in return|Wayne Gretzky
30/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE SHAKESPEARE PLAY'S THE THING|$400|easy|In this play Emilia tells Iago & Desdemona, 'The moor's abused by some most villainous knave'|Othello
12/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HETERONYMS|$400|easy|To shine something, or an adjective meaning something from Warsaw|polish & Polish
17/06/2011|Jeopardy!|FOR THE HOME TEAM|$600|medium|This Super Bowl champion team is publicly owned by more than 110,000 of its rabidly loyal fans|the (Green Bay) Packers
12/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|POPULATIONS|$2000|hard|This province, my birthplace, is home to one-third of all Canadians|Ontario
31/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|REMEMBRANCE OF THINGS PROUST|$600|medium|One of the first critiques in English of Proust's work was by this 'Godot' playwright in 1931|Samuel Beckett
09/12/2005|Jeopardy!|ARE YOU SHAKESPEARIENCED?|$400|easy|'The bell invites me. Hear me not, Duncan; for it is a knell that summons thee to heaven or to hell'|Macbeth
23/04/1986|Jeopardy!|LOUISIANA|$400|easy|Louisiana has had 11, including 1 which was over 250,000 words & amended 537 times|a constitution
19/02/2003|Jeopardy!|WHERE ARE YOU 'AT'?|$600|medium|You're out of patience, or in the position of a lassoed steer|at the end of your rope/at your rope's end
11/03/1999|Jeopardy!|ADMIRALS|$100|easy|22 years after the April 28, 1789 mutiny, he was promoted to Rear Admiral|William Bligh
19/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S MAKE A WISH|$2000|hard|The original tradition of this Rome fountain was to drink the water then make a wish; today, just toss some coins|the Trevi Fountain
27/01/2006|Jeopardy!|GLOBETROTTING|$1000|hard|(Hi, I'm Anderson Cooper of CNN's 360.)  I took a 16-hour flight from New York to this 25,000-square-mile nation off India to report on tsunami damage|Sri Lanka
08/03/2007|Jeopardy!|TALKING TURKEY|$600|medium|This ragtime dance step resembles the wing & foot movement of the bird|the turkey trot
02/03/2011|Jeopardy!|VS.|$400|easy|You might see Magic vs. Wizards or Grizzlies vs. Timberwolves at one of this league's games|the NBA
14/06/2007|Jeopardy!|THE GREEK ALPHABET & MORE|$400|easy|In 2002 Sony announced that it would no longer produce video recorders using this format, a rival to VHS|Betamax
10/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORDPLAY|$800|hard|This palindromic word is a synonym for 'midday'|Noon
11/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMICAL ADVERTISING|$800|hard|Divided into the cardia, body region & pylorus; 'Come see what's cookin'!' here|the stomach
02/07/2007|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$200|easy|What was nature thinking putting these glands mainly on the paw pads, so dogs have to cool off by panting|sweat glands
28/09/1998|Jeopardy!|JAPAN|$300|easy|The Pacific's Kuroshio, one of these, keeps temperatures moderate on Japan's southern coasts|Ocean current
05/02/1998|Jeopardy!|UNDRESSED FOR SUCCESS|$400|easy|Otto Preminger only admitted after her death that he'd had a child with this burlesque queen|Gypsy Rose Lee
30/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE A PILL|$800|hard|Antabuse is designed to make you feel really, really bad after ingesting this|alcohol
25/11/2009|Jeopardy!|MAJOR RELIGION BY COUNTRY|$600|medium|Nepal|Hinduism
30/12/1999|Jeopardy!|SO LONG TO THE '90s|$300|easy|In 1992 U.S. forces left these Pacific islands occupied in the Spanish-American War|Philippines
29/11/2010|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD UGLY|$400|easy|No one wants to date Julia Stiles in this 1999 movie except Heath Ledger, & he does it on a lark|10 Things I Hate About You
16/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|A CATEGORY OF A WHALE|$200|easy|Richard Henry Dana wrote, 'We watched...with great interest, calling out' this 'every time we saw the spout...'|Thar she blows
23/03/2001|Jeopardy!|HERE COMES BAHRAIN AGAIN|$500|medium|A causeway linking Bahrain & Saudi Arabia is named for this man who became Saudi king in 1982|King Fahd
28/10/2010|Jeopardy!|IT'S NOT UNUSUAL|$600|medium|Belonging to nearly 2.4 million people as of the 2000 census, it's the USA's most common surname|Smith
14/07/2008|Jeopardy!|HAVE YOU DRIVEN A FJORD LATELY?|$800|hard|Fjords have high walls; the walls of these, a term used mostly in Scotland, can be low|firths
26/10/1992|Jeopardy!|ITALIAN FOOD|$300|easy|The Italian word for spring, it describes pasta dishes made with fresh vegetables|primavera
28/02/1997|Jeopardy!|ANNIVERSARY GIFTS|$400|easy|Leather is the traditional gift for the 3rd year; 10 years later it's this dainty opposite|Lace
19/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$400|easy|Juan Peron died in this city in 1974|Buenos Aires
23/06/2010|Jeopardy!|ALEX MEETS AUTO-TUNE|$400|easy|'I come from Alabama with my banjo on my knee / I'm going to Louisiana, my true love for to see'|Oh! Susanna
21/07/1999|Jeopardy!|OUT FOR A 'SPIN'|$100|easy|Finish your soda & pucker up: it's time to play this game|Spin the Bottle
17/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'LOVE' IN THE MOVIES|$800|hard|Michelle Pfeiffer teamed up with Dennis Haysbert in the 1992 film named for an airport|Love Field
26/10/2010|Jeopardy!|CHARLIE|$200|easy|In the comics he was obsessed with the little red-haired girl|Charlie Brown
16/09/2008|Jeopardy!|LEARN TO COOK|$1000|hard|This tuber originally from the Peruvian Andes should be stored in a cool, dry place away from onions|a potato
07/02/2000|Jeopardy!|HISTORY ON TV|$100|easy|In this show's 1983 finale, the Korean War ends but Hawkeye has a nervous breakdown|M*A*S*H
05/02/1993|Jeopardy!|CHOCOLATE|$300|easy|Theobroma Cacao, the scientific name of the cacao tree, means that it's the 'food of' these beings|the gods
17/10/1989|Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$400|easy|This political 'strongman' was heavyweight boxing champ of Uganda from 1951-60|Idi Amin
01/10/1985|Final Jeopardy!|MOVIES|None|None|Compass directions of the Wicked Witches killed in 'The Wizard of Oz'|west & east
05/03/2007|Jeopardy!|'WARM'ING|$400|easy|Proverbially, if you have cold hands, you also have this|warm heart
22/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE REDS|$400|easy|This man's most avid supporters during the Cultural Revolution were students mobilized as 'Red Guards'|Mao Tse-tung
12/07/1999|Jeopardy!|U.N. SECRETARIES-GENERAL|$500|medium|This Oslo-born secretary-general served in the Norwegian government in exile during WWII|Trygve Lie
19/02/2008|Jeopardy!|AUSTRALIAN HISTORY|$800|hard|In 1999 voters rejected a proposal for Australia to withdraw from this collective|the British Commonwealth
25/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GLOVE, AMERICAN STYLE|$1600|hard|AKA 'The Glove' for his defense, this guard got no love from the Lakers when they traded him to the Celtics in 2004|Gary Payton
03/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DESERT LIFE|$2000|hard|The Gila monster is as tough as it sounds; each scale has an osteoderm, a tiny one of these for armoring|bone
01/09/1997|Jeopardy!|UNINTELLIGIBLE|$400|easy|People had a tough time figuring out exactly what the lyrics were to this 1963 Kingsmen hit|Louie Louie
06/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLD NEGRO LEAGUES|$1200|hard|This ageless pitcher who played with the Birmingham Black Barons later made it to the majors with Cleveland|Satchel Paige
14/02/2008|Jeopardy!|EVERYTHING FROM C TO D|$800|hard|To communicate by exchange of letters|correspond
27/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GERMAN CINEMA|$800|hard|The father of Nastassja, he sank his teeth into the role of 'Nosferatu' in 1979|Klaus Kinski
07/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICANS|$2400|hard|With some 280,000 members, this tribe, largely concentrated in Oklahoma, is the largest in the U.S.|Cherokee
16/11/1995|Jeopardy!|HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS|$300|easy|You'll find this oldest public park in the United States between Beacon & Tremont Streets|Boston Common
02/07/2007|Final Jeopardy!|AFI's TOP MOVIE QUOTES|None|None|Prizefighter Roger Donoghue was Marlon Brando's trainer for 'On the Waterfront' & inspired this line on the AFI list|I coulda been a contender
16/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TURNS OF THE CENTURY|$800|hard|This world leader died September 14, 1901|William McKinley
06/11/2007|Jeopardy!|BABY GOT BACH|$800|hard|Bach grew up in Eisenach, the city where this reformer translated the New Testament at Wartburg Castle|Martin Luther
26/05/1989|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$300|easy|A cartoon by Thomas Nast in an 1874 Harper's Weekly was the 1st to use an elephant as this|the symbol of the Republican Party
22/01/1998|Jeopardy!|CATCHPHRASES|$500|medium|Broadcaster Red Barber popularized 'Sitting in' this seat as an equivalent of 'sitting pretty'|The catbird's seat
16/06/1993|Jeopardy!|THE NEW TESTAMENT|$400|easy|“Blessed are the poor in spirit; for theirs is the kingdom of heaven” is the 1st of these declarations|the Beatitudes
11/01/1990|Jeopardy!|A.K.A.|$200|easy|Gretchen Young, who played 'The Farmer's Daughter' on film|Loretta Young
13/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE END OF THE LINE|$600|medium|'Float like a butterfly...'|Sting like a bee
26/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DREAD|$1600|hard|According to Psalm 111, 'The fear of ' this 'is the beginning of wisdom'|the Lord (God accepted)
02/03/2011|Jeopardy!|4-SYLLABLE WORDS|$1000|hard|Essential or basic; a literacy organization says 'Reading Is' it|fundamental
04/10/2007|Jeopardy!|DOG TAGS|$800|hard|Born 1642, Woolsthorpe, England; mischievous cur: Diamond, known to destroy scientific papers|Sir Isaac Newton
16/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|INTELLIGENT FILMS|$1000|hard|Val Kilmer & his college friends research interesting uses for lasers in this 1985 comedy|Real Genius
06/01/1997|Jeopardy!|BODY TALK|$300|easy|Act bluntly & you 'shoot from' this|the hip
21/12/2009|Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY SOME GOLF|$400|easy|Adam Sandler faces off on the links against Shooter McGavin & Bob Barker in this golf comedy|Happy Gilmore
06/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A WHITE WATER GLOSSARY|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew paddles his raft down the Snake River in Wyoming.)  A Class 3 river like this part of the Snake is for intermediate rafters; the scale goes up to this number, but those I'll skip|6
04/03/2004|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES' ORIGINAL NAMES|$800|hard|Wrestler turned politician James Janos|Jesse Ventura
16/10/1998|Jeopardy!|PARTS OF THE WHOLE|$300|easy|Shuttle, beater, weft, warp, cloth roller|a loom
20/04/1998|Jeopardy!|SET 'EM UP, JOE|$100|easy|Joe's Flag Day special is a brandy & port cocktail named for this seamstress|Betsy Ross
12/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT CITY ARE WE IN?|$400|easy|The Hofborg, Freud's Apartment, St. Stephen's Cathedral|Vienna
18/12/1989|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|None|None|He said, 'I saw a fleet of fishing boats, ...flew down...& yelled at them, asking if I was on the right road to Ireland'|Charles Lindbergh
03/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'UNDER' WORLD|$800|hard|The supporting framework beneath a vehicle|Undercarriage
25/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE A GUESS|$800|hard|2 of the 4 actors who earned 1974 Oscar nominations for 'The Godfather Part II'; one of them won|(2 of) Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, Michael V. Gazzo, & Lee Strasberg
20/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PEACES|$800|hard|After arranging a truce with this republic, Aleksandr Lebed was fired by Boris Yeltsin as security chief|Chechnya
31/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE FRENCH|$1600|hard|In 'Alice in Wonderland', Lewis Carroll adapted this 4-couple French dance for lobsters|quadrille
27/04/2011|Jeopardy!|THE DOG WHISPERER|$200|easy|(Cesar Millan walks several large dogs) Notice that I walk ahead of the dogs; I am communicating that I'm the pack leader, the equivalent of this leader of a wild pack|the alpha
11/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TITLE ROLE PLAYING|$1200|hard|'Fantastic Mr. Fox'|(George) Clooney
19/05/1999|Jeopardy!|NAME THE MUSICAL|$300|easy|'The Music of the Night'|Phantom of the Opera
13/05/1998|Jeopardy!|A GAMEY CATEGORY|$500|medium|You go from career start or college start to Countryside Acres or Millionaire Estates in this game|Life
23/09/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S. CRIME STATISTICS|$200|easy|7 women have made this list; the first was Ruth Eisemann-Schier in 1968|FBI's Ten Most Wanted List
21/06/2000|Jeopardy!|THE NORTHERNMOST CAPITAL CITY|$100|easy|Lagos, Algiers, Mogadishu|Algiers
07/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MATERIALS|$400|easy|Nubuck is a type of this; you might see a Harley owner wearing a nubuck jacket|leather
08/01/2001|Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITY BIRTHPLACES|$400|easy|Simon Bolivar|Caracas
14/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ASIAN CITIES|$400|easy|This Saudi Arabian holy city was called Macoraba by the ancients|Mecca
23/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ENGINEERING|$2000|hard|Created to span more distance than a horizontal bridge, it's supported by diagonal surfaces called skewbacks|arch
10/12/1998|Jeopardy!|CHRISTMAS CUSTOMS|$200|easy|It rivals the turkey as the preferred bird at English Christmas feasts|Goose
13/05/1999|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL ANTHEMS|$100|easy|'La Marseillaise'|France
10/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'X'|$1600|hard|The original Dutch title of Anne Frank's diary was 'Het Achterhuis', translated as this 'secret' place|annex
13/07/2001|Jeopardy!|'LOCK'S|$100|easy|Tetanus|lockjaw
03/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'F.F.'|$200|easy|Its hosts were Richard Dawson & Ray Combs; now it's -- survey says -- Louie Anderson|Family Feud
26/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE AMERICANS|$800|hard|This Kansas-born dramatist set his play 'Picnic' in a small Kansas town|William Inge
12/01/2006|Jeopardy!|THE U.S. CONGRESS|$1000|hard|Former senators are allowed back on the Senate floor, but they're restricted from doing this the first year out of office|lobbying
30/04/2003|Jeopardy!|READY FOR YOUR NUDE SCENE?|$600|medium|We'll film your scene on this kind of 'set' that has a minimal crew -- no gawkers allowed|closed set
04/02/2009|Jeopardy!|PODGE-POURRI|$800|hard|This composer's Nibelungs stopped working Feb. 13, 1883|Wagner
18/09/1986|Jeopardy!|WORDS OF THE '60s|$300|easy|Doing it to your mind could do it to your cool|blow
17/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PULLING UP STAKES|$800|hard|A ringer on the stake in this game scores 3 points; 50 points wins the game|horseshoes
15/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SALT|$200|easy|It's what the Morton Salt Girl is holding in her right hand|Umbrella
06/10/2010|Jeopardy!|WE GET LETTERS|$1000|hard|Keenness of vision can be measured by rotating a circle with a break in it known as the 'Landolt' this|C
19/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MEN IN BLACK|$800|hard|An alien on 'Star Trek:  Voyager', Jennifer Lien is the voice of this human MIB agent in the cartoon series|L
07/04/1988|Double Jeopardy!|PARKS|$1000|hard|1st used by Aztec emperors, this park, largest in Mexico City, contains 'Los Pinos', the president's home|Chapultepec
09/06/2000|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 HITS OF THE '90s|$300|easy|In 1992 she became the only former Miss America to have a No. 1 hit, 'Save the Best for Last'|Vanessa Williams
16/02/1998|Jeopardy!|'OY'!|$400|easy|In 1974 George Bush was sent to China in this diplomatic capacity|envoy
25/03/2003|Jeopardy!|I LOVE NEW YORK|$1000|hard|This neighborhood is bounded on the south by 110th St. & on the north by the small river of the same name|Harlem
29/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ST. VALENTINE|$800|hard|Valentine is the patron saint not only of lovers but also of sufferers of this deadly medieval disease|the plague
23/03/1990|Jeopardy!|THE ROARING '20S|$300|easy|Among this jazz bandleader's recorded hits were 'King Porter Stomp' & 'The Jelly Roll Blues'|Jelly Roll Morton
11/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN AUTHORS|$2000|hard|2008's 'The Purrfect Murder' is the latest in a series of mysteries by this activist & her cat Sneaky Pie|Rita Mae Brown
21/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|TOURIST TRAPS|$200|easy|Both Ferde Grofe' & the Colorado River dug this national park|the Grand Canyon
23/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SARAH TONE IN...|$2000|hard|Standards like 'Lover Man' & 'Misty'|Sarah Vaughan
24/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE MANSION FAMILY|$2000|hard|This adventurous author built Wolf House, a Calif. mansion that burned down shortly before he was to move in|(Jack) London
14/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'C'|$1600|hard|Element symbolized Cu (6)|copper
06/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LETHAL WEAPON|$1600|hard|Used to entangle a cow's legs, gauchos make good use of this weapon of strong cords with weighted ends|bola
30/06/2005|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAME PLEASE|$800|hard|Romantic poet Percy Shelley|Bysshe
25/04/2006|Jeopardy!|COLOGNE RANGER|$1600|hard|The Zoo Bridge spans this river that runs through Cologne|the Rhine
23/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|OXYMORONS|$400|easy|Before Joan Rivers left for her own show, she held this oxymoronic post for Johnny Carson|guest host
13/05/2003|Jeopardy!|FASHION DESIGNERS|$800|hard|The 1995 documentary 'Unzipped' was about this fashion designer born in Brooklyn|Isaac Mizrahi
24/02/1999|Jeopardy!|THE DREADED SPELLING CATEGORY|$200|easy|Don't be conservative as you spell...|F-U-N-D-A-M-E-N-T-A-L-I-S-M
16/02/1990|Jeopardy!|SITCOMS|$500|medium|Jon Cryer plays an agent who moved up from mailroom clerk at the Unlimited Talent Agency in this CBS sitcom|The Famous Teddy Z
20/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POP LIT|$800|hard|Jackson Browne got the title 'Tender is the Night' from this author|F. Scott Fitzgerald
17/03/2006|Jeopardy!|RECORD LOSSES IN 2005|$1000|hard|A medical group lost 185,000 personal & medical records in this city, the seat of Santa Clara County|San Jose
24/04/1990|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$200|easy|The term for a female rabbit, it can also refer to a female deer|Doe
13/09/2007|Jeopardy!|CAKES|$600|medium|This aluminum cake pan that sounds like a baseball play was invented by H. David Dalquist in the early 1950s|Bundt cake
15/10/2003|Jeopardy!|TOUGH JOBS|$1000|hard|2 assistants left Jayde Hanson, this type of circus performer, who admits, 'My concentration wavers'|knife thrower
08/09/2000|Final Jeopardy!|FINAL RESTING PLACES|None|None|The monument on his grave in Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, N.Y. is 12' high; in water depth that's 2 fathoms|Mark Twain
02/03/2005|Jeopardy!|PAVLOVIAN JEOPARDY!|$400|easy|Apple. First law guy.|Newton
17/09/1998|Final Jeopardy!|OSCAR NOMINEES|None|None|Nominated for an Oscar in 1998, she was an original founding member of the Screen Actors Guild|Gloria Stuart
25/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'P's ON EARTH|$400|easy|A council or conference among North American Indians|a powwow
23/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SO. CAL. STUDIES|$1200|hard|The state's southernmost county shares its name with this big city|San Diego
20/01/1997|Jeopardy!|DESERT LIFE|$200|easy|This rattlesnake was named for its diagonal crawling pattern|Sidewinder
20/03/1998|Jeopardy!|SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT THE MOVIES|$100|easy|George Lucas is planning a 3-part prequel to this 1977 film|Star Wars
27/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WORKING ON THE RAILROAD|$800|hard|A track inspector, whether or not he's from Wichita|Lineman
18/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE FOR ART|$200|easy|When the Musee D'Orsay opened in 1986, some of its oldest works came from this museum established in 1793|The Louvre
26/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE HIGHLAND GAMES|$600|medium|A round stone ball is commonly used in this sport, also an event in the Olympics|the shotput
15/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MOTLEY CREW|$1600|hard|This Greek leader in the Trojan War was killed on his return home to his wife Clytemnestra|King Agamemnon
01/04/1991|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$100|easy|This no-nonsense first lady admitted that her trademark pearls are fake|Barbara Bush
14/07/1997|Jeopardy!|SALAD|$300|easy|Tabbouleh, a Middle Eastern salad, combines parsley, mint & lemon juice with the bulgur type of this|Wheat
13/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'N' CROWD|$200|easy|A representation of the birth of Christ, as in a painting|Nativity
02/05/1990|Jeopardy!|19TH CENTURY AMERICA|$300|easy|The first boardwalk in America was completed in 1870 in this resort city|Atlantic City
17/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IRISH HISTORY|$600|medium|The number of counties assigned to Northern Ireland after the 1920 split|six
11/02/2003|Jeopardy!|TALLEST, LONGEST, WIDEST, DEEPEST|$800|hard|One of the 3 states with 13 letters in their names|(1 of 3)  Massachusetts, North Carolina or South Carolina
23/11/2011|Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN MOVIES|$400|easy|This character's 3 husbands were played by Rand Brooks, Carroll Nye & Clark Gable|Scarlett O'Hara
16/02/2006|Jeopardy!|THE LARGEST U.S. STATE|$800|hard|Massachusetts, Maine, Maryland|Maine
29/10/2002|Jeopardy!|PETER, PAUL & MARY|$400|easy|The author of a 'monstrous' 1818 classic, she later wrote the autobiographical 'Lodore' in 1835|Mary Shelley
15/07/2010|Jeopardy!|'FOO' FIGHTERS|$800|hard|Slang for a cop or someone whose arches are flush with the ground|a flatfoot
28/05/2007|Jeopardy!|WORLDWIDE WEAPONRY|$400|easy|The MiG|Russia
19/10/2000|Final Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|None|None|In September 1899 he equipped 2 ships to report the progress of the America's Cup yacht race to a NYC newspaper|Guglielmo Marconi
01/04/2010|Jeopardy!|WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS|$1000|hard|The first written use of the phrase 'stuffed shirt', meaning a pompous bore, occurred in her 1913 novel 'O Pioneers!'|(Willa) Cather
20/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES|$400|easy|From 1974 to 1978 she was an assistant district attorney in Queens, New York|Geraldine Ferraro
22/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL WEDDINGS|$1200|hard|2 nights before her wedding to Mr. Rochester, a ghastly figure appears in her room & rips up her wedding veil|Jane Eyre
30/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH WORDS|$400|easy|The Left Bank of the Seine is the Rive this|Gauche
07/03/1997|Jeopardy!|1997 ANNIVERSARIES|$700|hard|1997 marks the 75th anniversary of Sir Frederick Banting & Charles Best's discovery of this pancreatic hormone|Insulin
31/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|Q-P|$1200|hard|You can still buy this character's cereal online|Quisp
04/01/2008|Jeopardy!|NOTHING SPECIFIC|$800|hard|One of this university's graduate centers is the Milton S. Hershey Medical Center|Penn State
08/11/1989|Jeopardy!|1973|$400|easy|This John Godey tale of the hijacking of a New York City subway train was published in 1973|The Taking Of Pelham One Two Three
29/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY ARTISTS|$2000|hard|Jackson Pollock & this Rotterdam-born artist created American abstract expressionism|de Kooning
13/02/2008|Jeopardy!|RIGHT ON THE MONEY|$200|easy|The current $2 bill features Thomas Jefferson on the front & the signing of this document on the back|the Declaration of Independence
20/11/1998|Jeopardy!|BEFORE COLUMBUS|$500|medium|The Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, and Seneca tribes made up this 'league' founded around 1450|the Iroquois League
16/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE STUFF|$1200|hard|The 'coconut' type of this crustacean uses its big pincers to open coconuts, its principal food|crabs
26/06/2001|Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH CONNECTION|$200|easy|Dans le mois d'Aout (August), we complain about 'L'humidite, non pas la chaleur', chaleur meaning this|Heat
22/09/2000|Jeopardy!|RUBBISH!|$600|medium|This Australian slang term for a trash man is also the last name of a famous Swedish actress|Garbo (as in Greta)
23/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$500|medium|It's the resistance of a fluid to a flow; syrup has a higher one than water|viscosity
31/03/1999|Jeopardy!|TOP O' THE STATE|$500|medium|Mount Elbert|Colorado
02/05/2007|Jeopardy!|TERM PAPYRUS|$2000|hard|A papyrus copy of 'Constitution of Athens' by this tutor of Alexander the Great was discovered in 1890|Aristotle
22/10/2009|Jeopardy!|TAOISM|$400|easy|This traditional Chinese medical technique uses fine metal needles & has its roots in Taoism|acupuncture
28/03/2003|Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$600|medium|In the word seen here in 17th-century-style printing, the first letter isn't an F, but this|S
14/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$1000|hard|In 1924 U.S. banker Charles Dawes came up with a plan to help this country pay its war reparations|Germany
09/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|A-ONE|$600|medium|An example of a symbiotic relationship is the hermit crab & the sea one of these|Anemone
18/03/2009|Jeopardy!|'C-E-S'|$400|easy|It's the Latin name for fishes as a class of vertebrates|Pisces
28/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE DIRECTOR'S CHAIR|$1800|hard|'Before the Revolution', 'Last Tango in Paris', 'The Last Emperor'|Bernardo Bertolucci
05/03/1998|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$400|easy|This country could call itself the land of 60,000 lakes including Puulavesi & Saimaa|Finland
15/11/2004|Jeopardy!|POETRY|$1000|hard|His 'Ulalume' rhymes 'sober' with 'lonesome October'|Edgar Allan Poe
21/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAIRS|$800|hard|This British pair won 4 consecutive ice dancing world championships 1981-84|Torvill & Dean
20/12/2000|Final Jeopardy!|BUSINESS NEWS|None|None|They were introduced in 1941, designated as just 'Plain' in 1954 & rechristened as 'Milk Chocolate' in 2000|M&M's
16/09/2002|Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$1000|hard|The bird's nest logo of this chocolate brand comes from its founder's coat of arms|Nestle
29/04/2005|Jeopardy!|THE NAME OF THE GAME|$600|medium|Test your memory of skits like 'Samurai Delicatessen' in this game's 'SNL' DVD edition|Trivial Pursuit
23/06/1987|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S LOVERS|$600|medium|In 3rd play in which he appears, he becomes  king & gets a girl, but she can't speak English|Henry V
10/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ALTERNATIVE ENERGY|$800|hard|Partly from the Greek for 'heat', it's the type of energy produced by Iceland's Krafla Plant|geothermal
13/12/1999|Jeopardy!|BETWEEN|$300|easy|Novels: 'Little Women', _____, 'Jo's Boys'|Little Men
08/09/2003|Jeopardy!|'Q' ME|$800|hard|With 160 inches of rain a year in some places, it's Australia's wettest state|Queensland
20/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MOM'S THE WORD|$400|easy|In 1997, a 63-year-old California woman made headlines by setting this Guinness record|the oldest age for becoming pregnant (for having a child)
08/01/2003|Jeopardy!|SPORTING GOODS|$600|medium|In baseball, this player's mitt cannot have a circumference of more than 38''|the catcher
03/07/2000|Jeopardy!|THE UNDIE WORLD|$200|easy|It's worn around the waist & clipped to the tops of stockings to keep them in place|Garter belt
23/05/2011|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC MONOPOLY TOKENS|$1000|hard|It's also a classic combat game from Milton Bradley|the battleship
19/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OCCUPATIONAL NAMES|$1600|hard|Schneider is German for this professional, & a Schneiderpuppe is his dummy|a tailor
24/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL VOCABULARY|$1200|hard|Watery word for Steve Zissou's 'Life' in a movie title|Aquatic
23/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CASHMERE|$400|easy|Some shearing goes on, but removal of fibers from the Kashmir goat is usually done with this 'Kookie' accessory|Comb
18/06/1997|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY SINGERS|$300|easy|This 'Achy Breaky Heart'throb called his second album 'It Won't Be The Last'|Billy Ray Cyrus
13/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$200|easy|The term 'prawn' is used loosely for a large one of these shellfish|shrimp
13/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|12-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|It's a doctor whose specialty is operating on the brain & spinal cord|Neurosurgeon
24/12/2002|Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$200|easy|Quickly: ASAP|as soon as possible
07/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD|$2000|hard|The coarser 'maison' type of this dish is basically a fancy meatloaf|Pâté
23/09/1998|Jeopardy!|THE 'EL' YOU SAY|$100|easy|In area, it's the smallest Central American country|El Salvador
10/05/2002|Jeopardy!|SO YOU WANT TO BE A 19th CENTURY HEROINE|$1000|hard|Unlike Dorothea in this George Eliot book, marry for love, not intellectual compatibility|Middlemarch
16/01/2003|Jeopardy!|FACTS & FIGURES|$200|easy|With 6 weapons, 6 suspects & 9 rooms, there are 324 possible solutions to this game|Clue
04/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$1500|hard|This Florida city was named by a railroad official for his boyhood home in Russia|St. Petersburg
02/04/2001|Jeopardy!|PIGSKIN PIX|$200|easy|Before 'Charlie's Angels', she played the owner of the Miami Sharks in 'Any Given Sunday'|Cameron Diaz
02/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CONAN O'BRIEN|$1200|hard|Seen here, he produced Conan's talk show after Conan wrote for him on 'Saturday Night Live'|Lorne Michaels
12/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'OX' MARKS THE SPOT|$1600|hard|Pacific coast California city in Ventura County|Oxnard
15/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$1000|hard|Thomas Mann won the prize named for this German author in 1949, his bicentennial|Goethe
01/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PHOTO/JOURNALISM|$400|easy|Beginning reporter|a cub
27/02/2006|Jeopardy!|EARTH|$400|easy|Formed at the Earth's surface, basalt is the extrusive type of this 'Big 3' type of rock|igneous
17/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AT RANDOM|$400|easy|Songs about people who move at random include this singer's 'The Wanderer' & 'Lovers Who Wander'|Dion
06/12/2007|Jeopardy!|PALINDROMIC WORDS|$200|easy|The night before a holiday|eve
09/03/2004|Jeopardy!|ISMs|$600|medium|News gathering & reporting; the University of Missouri had the USA's first school of it|journalism
19/02/2003|Jeopardy!|FANGS FOR THE MEMORIES|$800|hard|The fangs seen here from a 1994 film belong to this centuries-old character|Lestat
21/12/2000|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$300|easy|Closing an envelope, or the overhead part of a room|Sealing/ceiling
23/02/2006|Jeopardy!|THE ACADEMY AWARDS|$800|hard|For 1998, this Italian movie won Best Foreign Film & its star Roberto Benigni won Best Actor|Life Is Beautiful
26/01/1990|Jeopardy!|CITY NICKNAMES|$400|easy|'The Eternal City'|Rome
16/10/1986|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$200|easy|Snow geese are found naturally only on this continent|North America
20/04/2004|Jeopardy!|INTERNET HISTORY|$400|easy|On May 3, 1978 Gary Thuerk sent the first of this irritating type of communication to 600 users|spam
09/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$800|hard|This 'Don Juan' poet adopted a third given name, Noel, to receive an inheritance from his mother-in-law|Lord Byron
29/03/1991|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC|$300|easy|This singer's short story collection, 'The Devil Went Down to Georgia', was named for his 1979 hit song|Charlie Daniels
30/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE SHAKESPEARE PLAY'S THE THING|$1600|hard|Disguised as a lawyer, she saves Antonio from the revenge of Shylock|Portia
21/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YOUR NUMBER'S UP|$1200|hard|NFL tight ends wear jerseys with number in this range|the 80s
06/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LIT|$200|easy|Arturo Perez-Reverte's 'The Club' of this author debates the authenticity of a 'Musketeers' manuscript|Alexandre Dumas
19/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'P's & 'Q's|$1600|hard|The type of film 'Hannibal Rising' was|a prequel
13/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT DO YOU 'C'?|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew strolls through one of the terminals at O'Hare Airport in Chicago.)  It's the large passage along which airport gates are located, like here at O'Hare|the concourse
25/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|OKLAHOMA|$1000|hard|Like Florida's capital, this 2nd-largest Oklahoma city got its name from the Creek for 'old town'|Tulsa
17/01/2003|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE MOVIES|$400|easy|As Thornton Melon, this comedian goes 'Back to School' in a 1986 film to earn respect for himself & his son|Rodney Dangerfield
08/05/2001|Jeopardy!|THE EARLY 1900s|$200|easy|Karl Landsteiner discovered there were 4 of these: A, B, O & AB|blood types
10/11/1987|Jeopardy!|APOLLO 11|$500|medium|While the lunar lander was code-named 'Eagle', the command module was code-named this|Columbia
30/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THINK OF THE CHILDREN!|$1200|hard|Noah & an unnamed Biblical woman: Japheth & these 2 other fellas|Shem & Ham
26/03/2008|Jeopardy!|HATS|$200|easy|Cold & wet conditions led him, in 1865, to make the 'hat that could tame the American West'|a Stetson
22/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CORPORATE SHENANIGANS|$1600|hard|In 2002 this communications company revised some recent earnings downward about $4 billion|Worldcom
19/12/2011|Jeopardy!|LET'S GET SIRIUS|$600|medium|As massive as the sun but much more condensed, Sirius B was the first of these 'colorful' little stars to be discovered|a white dwarf
20/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DOCUMENTARIES|$800|hard|200s's 'Man on Wire' chronicled Philippe Petit's 1974 tightrope walk across this NYC landmark|the Twin Towers (or the World Trade Center)
10/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH STUFF|$200|easy|This west coast Major League Baseball team is the only one with both its city name & team name in a foreign language|San Diego Padres
08/06/1999|Jeopardy!|DISNEYANA|$400|easy|Several historic American figures have been portrayed by this actor, named a Disney legend in 1991|Fess Parker
28/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DEACON BLUES|$800|hard|Subtract X [or 10] from his current holiness to get this Deacon & Pope who was strangled in 974|Benedict VI
01/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE DUTCH ROYAL FAMILY|$2000|hard|In accordance with her wishes, when this queen abdicated in 1948, she became known once again as 'Princess'|Wilhelmina
05/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|STUFF|$200|easy|Congress defends & amends this document|Constitution
15/09/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. COINS|$800|hard|Next U.S. one-dollar coin in order:  Morgan, Peace, Eisenhower....|Susan B. Anthony
27/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ADVICE|$400|easy|Sting left his possessive 'Every Breath You Take' phase to sing that if you love somebody, do this|set them free
27/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE NP FOR L|$800|hard|In 1929: T.M., 'principally for his great novel 'Buddenbrooks''|Thomas Mann
12/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$1000|hard|The Mauer mandible was the only piece of this German 'man' who shares his name with a city|Heidelberg
21/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$800|hard|In Luke 17 Jesus healed 10 men with this affliction, but only one thanked him|Leprosy
27/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|JAPANESE CULTURE|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew holds up two Japanese swords.)  A long katana & a short wakizashi were carried by these masterless samurai who came in a famous group of 47|the ronin
12/12/2006|Jeopardy!|STATE THE STATE|$1000|hard|Aside from 3 West Coast states, it was the westernmost state of the lower 48 won by Kerry in 2004|Minnesota
01/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE ASSASSINATION OF LINCOLN|$2000|hard|Attempts on the lives of VP Andrew Johnson & this Secretary of State were also part of the plot|Seward
15/06/2010|Jeopardy!|SPORTS STARS' MEMOIRS & BIOS|$600|medium|Larry Bird & this Laker tell of their rivalry in 'When the Game Was Ours'|Magic Johnson
14/01/2003|Jeopardy!|THE 'IGHT' STUFF|$1000|hard|Among Whittier's saddest 'Words of Tongue or Pen', it's the word that fits the category|(It) might (have been)
16/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$600|medium|Khartoum is the capital of this largest African nation|Sudan
26/01/2004|Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS|$200|easy|Her memoir 'Living History' sold about 200,000 copies on its first day of release in 2003|Hillary Clinton
12/10/2007|Jeopardy!|GUINNESS RECORDS|$200|easy|A record 73 inches of this fell on the island of Reunion in just 24 hours in 1952|rain
04/04/2006|Jeopardy!|WHO'S CRYING NOW?|$1000|hard|This head coach shed a few public tears as he led the Rams to a Super Bowl win in 2000|Dick Vermeil
05/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TIME LAPSE|$1600|hard|You're watching a cell go through this process, Greek for 'thread'|mitosis
23/02/2001|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN LAKES & RIVERS|$100|easy|The Marne joins this river at Charenton-le-Pont, a suburb of Paris|Seine
06/04/1999|Jeopardy!|JOB BANK|$500|medium|Elizabeth II doesn't do this herself; she has a hereditary grand almoner to do it for her|Contribute to charities
25/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE LANDSCAPE|$5000|hard|It's an open space in the forest, or an air freshener from Drackett|Glade
14/02/2005|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT AUTHOR|$400|easy|Pioneering Nebraska novelist seen here in 1915|Willa Cather
02/04/1997|Jeopardy!|POP-ROCK|$400|easy|In 1974 this singer had her first No. 1 hit with 'I Honestly Love You'|Olivia Newton-John
14/04/2000|Final Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|None|None|Founded in Cuba in 1862, it's the world's bestselling brand of spirits|Bacardi
26/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS BUILDINGS|$800|hard|On Aug. 25, 1995 about 35,000 couples were married at the Olympic Stadium in this world city|Seoul
22/01/1990|Jeopardy!|NAMES IN THE NEWS|$300|easy|In a renewed effort to stop poaching at Tsavo Nat'l Park, this country named Richard Leakey as wildlife dir.|Kenya
14/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC POST-IT NOTES|$200|easy|In 218 B.C. this things-to-do note seen here: 'Feed elephants, don't forget, shovel!'|Hannibal
26/10/2000|Jeopardy!|PICTUIRE THE PONTIFFS|$400|easy|This pope's actions, or lack thereof during World War II, have been the subject of controversy|Pope Pius XII
25/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'C' CREATURES|$1600|hard|Because of its webbed feet, this largest rodent is a clumsy runner, but it can remain underwater for 5 minutes|a capybara
17/05/1999|Jeopardy!|TONGUE TWISTERS|$300|easy|It's what 'She sells...by the sea shore'|seashells
10/05/2004|Final Jeopardy!|THE PRESIDENCY|None|None|If a president is impeached, this official presides over the trial in the Senate|the Chief Justice of the United States
04/12/2008|Jeopardy!|STELLAR!|$400|easy|This constellation represents a youth pouring water from a jar|Aquarius
26/10/2011|Jeopardy!|STEAMBOATS|$600|medium|On Aug. 22, 1787 John Fitch made a successful trial of his steamboat on the Delaware River before delegates to this|the Constitutional Convention
14/09/2009|Jeopardy!|TOUCHDOWN!|$600|medium|On Nov. 20, 1982 Cal's Kevin Moen scored the winning TD while running through (& into) this rival university's band|Stanford
15/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE COLORS IN THE NATIONAL FLAG|$800|hard|Israel|blue & white
09/05/2002|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN NAMES|$200|easy|When Apollo 11 reached the moon, Lawrence Knutson was the voice of Mission Control in this city|Houston
22/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GOULASH|$600|medium|Beechwood & juniper branches are used to smoke Germany's Westphalian type of this meat|Ham
27/12/2005|Jeopardy!|A CAPITAL QUICKIE|$600|medium|In Asia: Colombo|Sri Lanka
08/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'60s POP MUSIC|$600|medium|'So how could I dance with another, when' this happened|I saw her standing there
02/05/2003|Jeopardy!|TOP GODS|$800|hard|Quetzalcoatl did double duty as the top god of both the Toltecs & these people|the Aztecs
09/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$400|easy|In 1923 his Endeavour journal was acquired by the National Library of Australia|Capt. Cook
13/10/2004|Jeopardy!|WE LOVE YOU CONRAD|$200|easy|In a Joseph Conrad work, Marlow heads into the Congo & finds the 'Heart of' this|Darkness
26/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OF DISCIPLINE|$400|easy|Phonetics and semantics are subfields of this discipline|linguistics
22/04/2004|Jeopardy!|SPORT OF KINGS|$800|hard|Sire of Slew O' Gold|Seattle Slew
15/11/1988|Jeopardy!|REVOLUTIONS|$100|easy|After the American Revolution, Tom Paine and Lafayette both took part in this revolution|the French Revolution
27/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PICTURESQUE|$2000|hard|Seen here, this jazz trumpeter was later the subject of 'Let's Get Lost,' a film by photographer Bruce Weber|Chet Baker
17/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ODE TO ENGLAND|$800|hard|Known for a cycle race & a cat, this Irish Sea isle is where it's at|Isle of Man
12/04/2005|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE, B'GOSH|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew plays a card game with Sarah.)  We've gone through the flop & turn cards of this geographic game; now it's time for the river card|Texas hold 'em
19/03/1997|Jeopardy!|FASHION|$100|easy|In ads, Jamie Lee Curtis has found 'Nothing beats a great pair of' these|Leggs
20/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|BALLERINAS|$1000|hard|'Dancing on My Grave' & 'The Shape of Love' are autobiographical works by this New York City ballet dancer|Gelsey Kirkland
04/03/2009|Jeopardy!|'S'CIENCE|$800|hard|Used as a sweetener, this white crystalline powder, C7H5NO3S, is 300 times as sweet as sugar|saccharin
20/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT TIMES|$1600|hard|The name of this Central American people who predated the Mayans means 'The Rubber People'|the Olmecs
10/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|I FORGOT MY LINE!|$800|hard|Try to look mysterious when you say, 'I never drink... wine'--you're playing this spooky guy|(Count) Dracula
04/10/2005|Jeopardy!|ALSO A VEGAS CASINO|$400|easy|A 3.5-million-square-mile land area between the Atlantic Ocean & the Red Sea|the Sahara
09/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CLICHES IN OTHER WORDS...|$400|easy|Snap one lower extremity!|Break a leg!
22/11/1993|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS UNDERSTUDIES|$400|easy|Paul Newman & Joanne Woodward understudied in the original 1953 production of this William Inge play|Picnic
16/07/1996|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$300|easy|The treaties ending the Seven Years, Crimean & Spanish-American Wars were signed in this city|Paris
05/02/2009|Jeopardy!|ROCK FORMATIONS|$400|easy|This Jimmy Page foursome first played together as part of the session group on P.J. Proby's 'Three Week Hero'|Led Zeppelin
24/01/2008|Jeopardy!|ROCK STARS SELL OUT|$800|hard|Van Halen's 'Right Now' spearheaded the campaign for this 'crystal' drink in the 1990s|Pepsi
14/04/1997|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYMES|$300|easy|They were the 'Three Men In A Tub'|The butcher, the baker & the candlestick maker
27/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LAWS|$800|hard|Grimm's Law of consonant shifts says the Indo-European 'P' sound became an 'F', so piscis became this English word|fish
11/11/2004|Jeopardy!|'DEEP' DISH|$1000|hard|People on bed rest are at risk for a serious blood clot in the legs known as DVT, short for this|deep vein thrombosis
28/02/2011|Jeopardy!|A SHORT SPELL|$200|easy|'Jesus loves me' is this, a sacred song (4 letters)|H-Y-M-N
16/11/2005|Jeopardy!|QUICK MOBY-DICK|$800|hard|Salem, Massachusetts author to whom the 1851 novel is dedicated|Nathaniel Hawthorne
12/05/2009|Jeopardy!|CITIES' NEWER NAMES|$1000|hard|Salisbury, Rhodesia|Harare
22/11/2007|Jeopardy!|THE CONTINENT...|$400|easy|...that can be typed using a single row of letters on a standard keyboard|Europe
23/02/2005|Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from beside a replica rover at the Adler Planeterium in Chicago, IL.)  This is a replica of both the Mars exploration rover Spirit and this companion, who came knocking in January 2004|Opportunity
12/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DIARIES|$400|easy|On July 25, 1945 this president wrote, 'we have discovered the most terrible bomb in the history of the world'|Harry Truman
26/05/2005|Jeopardy!|BRITISH AUTHORS|$800|hard|He explained the genesis of his masterpiece in the following passage  'It was on the 15th of October, 1764, as I sat musing amidst the ruins of the capital, that the idea of writing the decline and fall of the city first started to my mind.'|Edward Gibbon
27/03/1998|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE & PLACES|$400|easy|These nomads call themselves the Rom, which means 'man' or 'husband' in their language, Romany|Gypsies
06/09/1999|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$300|easy|She lost her vision & hearing before she was 2; Anne Sullivan came to help 5 years later|Helen Keller
04/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MEDIEVAL PEOPLE|$400|easy|Appropriately, the third Pope of this name was a city boy, born in & later archbishop of Milan|Urban
04/10/2007|Jeopardy!|USA TODAY'S TOP 25 MEMORABLE QUOTES|$200|easy|'Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!'|Ronald Reagan
12/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES OP-ED PAGE|$400|easy|In 1986 this U.S. attorney & future mayor wrote on 'How to Return Ethics to New York'|Giuliani
30/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'GREAT' GEOGRAPHY|$1600|hard|Uranium mined from this Canadian Arctic lake with an animal name was used to make the WWII atomic bombs|Great Bear Lake
12/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|THE CALENDAR|$200|easy|1st month of the year that's also a verb|March
29/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COLUMNISTS|$800|hard|The Chicago Tribune filled his empty column with tributes from readers the day after his April 1997 death|Mike Royko
15/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'L' WORDS|$2000|hard|This type of stable is one where horses are stored for a fee|a livery
24/07/2007|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES|$200|easy|(Jon of the Clue Crew presents from a staged office.)  A replica of this man's Oval Office desk includes gifts from the Georgia Democratic Party and from Hyman Rickover, his mentor in the Navy|Jimmy Carter
30/06/2000|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$300|easy|After hiring Reginald Barnett Hollingsworth to be your butler, you should address him this way|Hollingsworth
16/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|30 DAYS HATH SEPTEMBER|$600|medium|A highlight of Marie Antoinette's day on September 19, 1783 was watching a sheep, duck & rooster do this|Go up in a hot air balloon
15/09/1999|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$100|easy|Aretha is the queen of it (4)|Soul
27/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT STORIES|$400|easy|His first short story collection of the Jazz Age was 1920's 'Flappers and Philosophers'|Fitzgerald
10/04/2000|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$500|medium|This 1871 sequel is subtitled 'Life at Plumfield with Jo's Boys'|Little Men
25/12/2007|Jeopardy!|FURNITURE WORDS|$200|easy|Something up for debate is 'on' it; someone who's had a few too many drinks can end up 'under' it|the table
21/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'K' RATIONS|$1200|hard|For more than 1,000 years, this city served as the seat of Japan's imperial court|Kyoto
11/02/1997|Jeopardy!|KIDS IN THE NEWS|$100|easy|Lourdes Maria Ciccone Leon was born to this woman October 14, 1996|Madonna
06/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN AN F SOUND|$400|easy|One of the highlights of 'Singin' in the Rain' was Donald O'Connor's dance number 'Make 'Em' do this|Laugh
28/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TERRITORIES & DEPENDENCIES|$600|medium|Wake Island|United States
10/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|A THOUSAND|$800|hard|Numeric title for an Arabian folktale collection that originated in the 9th century|1,001 Nights
17/06/2004|Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGICAL WOMEN|$600|medium|This 6-headed sea monster who ate sailors lived in a cave opposite the whirlpool Charybdis|Scylla
03/12/2008|Jeopardy!|LET ME MIX YOU A METAPHOR|$600|medium|He thought he was beating a dead horse, but got his comeuppance when 'the chickens' did this|came home to roost
06/11/2002|Jeopardy!|HOW NOVEL|$600|medium|Agatha Christie mystery in which an heiress is murdered on an Egyptian cruise|Death on the Nile
17/11/2006|Jeopardy!|STAR WARS|$1000|hard|The feud between this actress & Shirley MacLaine, her onscreen mom in 'Terms of Endearment', is legendary|Debra Winger
18/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ORANGE YOU GLAD?|$200|easy|This New Zealand fish isn't quite as appealing when it's called a slimehead|orange roughy
15/04/2003|Jeopardy!|RECENT FILMS|$400|easy|This pop sensation starred in 2002's 'Crossroads', about some friends who take a road trip|Britney Spears
25/09/2002|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE-LETTERED CREATURES|$1000|hard|The horns of the male of the Grant's species of this curve forward, then back, & are up to 31 inches in length|gazelle
29/09/2010|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$600|medium|Key West, Florida has a Lighthouse & Keeper's Museum & a museum devoted to this novelist|Hemingway
30/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE THE MAN|$200|easy|Scholars have long sought the identity of the 'Dark Lady' who tortures Shakespeare in these poems|Sonnets
22/06/1998|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY HISTORY|$500|medium|Event that erupted aboard the Potemkin in 1905 & at the Kiel Naval Station in 1918|Mutiny
31/12/2007|Jeopardy!|MY DREAM HOUSE|$200|easy|In this style of pre-Revolutionary Americans, I like the Southern version with brick exterior & side chimneys|Colonial
12/01/2000|Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME|$400|easy|(Hi everybody, I'm Graham Nash.)  He was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1988 as a group member & then in 1999 as a solo performer|Paul McCartney
13/06/2001|Final Jeopardy!|DIRECTORS|None|None|In 1939 he helped Roger Hill prepare the 'Mercury Shakespeare', a series of editions for actors|Orson Welles
02/11/2007|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAPS|$200|easy|In 1969, National Geographic published a Moon map; here's this calm lunar feature|the Sea of Tranquility
01/06/1990|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$600|medium|The 1st accident insurance policy in the U.S. was written by the Travelers Ins. Co. in this New England city|Hartford, CT
29/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A DATE|$800|hard|For you, my dear, I've ordered grouper en papillote, which has been expertly baked in a sheath of this|paper (or parchment)
23/12/2005|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WORLD LEADERS|$400|easy|A 1952 coup led by Gamal Abdel Nasser forced this king's abdication|King Faruk
14/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$400|easy|A law student in the Philippines in the 1930s, he was found guilty of murder but later acquitted|Ferdinand Marcos
25/01/2008|Jeopardy!|THE KILLERS|$400|easy|A tip following the publication of the manifesto of this long-distance killer led to his 1996 capture in Montana|the Unabomber
10/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|QUICK STUDY|$400|easy|Etymology is the study of the origin of these--it's time to use yours|words
01/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC WATER|$1200|hard|Low snowpacks & multiyear drought have reduced Lake Shasta, in this California range, to a remnant of its former self|the Sierra Nevada
15/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR IN THEIR FILM DEBUTS|$800|hard|Best Supporting Actress for 'Paper Moon' (1973)|Tatum O'Neal
02/11/2006|Jeopardy!|CONTAINERS|$200|easy|A sink, or the area drained by a single river system|a basin
31/03/1998|Final Jeopardy!|AVIATION|None|None|On October 14, 1997 he re-created a feat he had performed exactly fifty years earlier|Chuck Yeager
31/05/2011|Jeopardy!|SUMMER SCHOOL  AT YALE|$1000|hard|'Modern American Literature, 1900-1950' looked at Cather, Eliot & this 'Rose is a rose is a rose' writer, among others|(Gertrude) Stein
06/12/2011|Jeopardy!|FOOD TALK|$400|easy|French for goat, it's a white cheese made from goat's milk that comes in many shapes & varieties|chèvre
18/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$200|easy|Mike Nichols directed the original Broadway production of this playwright's 'Plaza Suite'|Neil Simon
03/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENT'S'|$2000|hard|It was named for the moon as it was found with tellurium which was named for the Earth|selenium
25/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GRAMMAR|$1200|hard|In the gerund phrase in 'Tony didn't mind John visiting', the word 'John' should properly be in this form|possessive form
09/02/2009|Jeopardy!|THE FIRST MILLENNIUM A.D.|$800|hard|French kings in the chaotic years around 700 were called Faineants, meaning this; it's what Truman once called Congress|Do-Nothings
11/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$200|easy|Sometimes served with cream or dipped in chocolate, these red fruits are also popular in a shortcake dish|Strawberries
26/11/1984|Final Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|None|None|Country that manufactures the most cars per year|Japan
28/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINE HEADQUARTERS|$1600|hard|If you loved that National Geographic piece on porpoises, write to them in this city|Washington, D.C.
22/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH SONY|$1600|hard|A phony, exaggerated showing of holiness or moral superiority|sanctimony
05/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$2000|hard|This symbol that gauges magnetic flux density comes from the creator of the rotating magnetic field & an 1891 'coil'|T
14/02/2003|Jeopardy!|NECCO SWEETHEARTS|$1000|hard|Originally called Motto Hearts, the fact they're now called this will give you something to talk about|Conversation Hearts
08/04/2003|Jeopardy!|ELECTORAL VOTES|$800|hard|The votes Horace Greeley got in 1872 were divided among 4 other candidates, as Greeley did this on November 29|he died
05/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BULL|$1600|hard|In 1923 James Cummings & Earl McLeod designed the first one of these using a Model T frame & a wooden blade|a bulldozer
25/02/1997|Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$500|medium|Part of the body featured in the logo of Allan Pinkerton's agency|Eye
04/02/1997|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$100|easy|The name of this vegetable comes from the Latin words caulis -- 'stalk' -- & flos -- 'flower'|Cauliflower
17/11/2004|Jeopardy!|'MID' TERMS|$400|easy|A crop top is designed to leave this part of the body bare|the midriff
29/06/2004|Jeopardy!|MIDWESTERN CITIES|$800|hard|2 of the 3 state capitals in the Midwest that are named for U.S. presidents|(2 of) Lincoln, Jefferson City, & Madison
14/07/2000|Jeopardy!|CELEBS|$100|easy|This 'Men In Black' star earned his 'Prince' nickname in school due to his 'charming' manner|Will Smith
10/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|INTERIORS|$1200|hard|This suite at the Regent Beverly Wilshire boasts 3 sitting rooms, a dining room & sunken marble tubs|the Presidential Suite
07/12/2000|Jeopardy!|TOOTHPASTE TALK|$100|easy|Brand some folks have used since they were just one in their father's eye|Gleem
28/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DE CAMERON|$1600|hard|The liner notes for Led Zeppelin's 'The Song Remains the Same' were written by this film director|(Cameron) Crowe
13/01/2004|Jeopardy!|MEDICAL MATTERS|$200|easy|'Brace yourself' -- Edward Angle was the first specialist in this dental field|orthodontics
19/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BESTSELLING PAGETURNERS|$3000|hard|'The Matarese Countdown', 'The Osterman Weekend', 'The Icarus Agenda'|Robert Ludlum
21/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$2000|hard|The 3 segments of the brainstem are the midbrain, pons & this, which regulates coughing & sneezing|the medulla oblongata
11/09/2006|Jeopardy!|NAME THE NFL COACHING LEGEND|$1000|hard|He won 3 Super Bowls & now owns a NASCAR racing team|Joe Gibbs
30/04/2008|Jeopardy!|BRITISH ROCKERS|$1000|hard|In hits like 'Tuesday Afternoon' from 'Days of Future Passed', this band blended rock and classical sounds|The Moody Blues
24/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|EDIBLE-SOUNDING NAMES|$800|hard|This recently retired 'hot' Yankees DH was born in Kingston, Jamaica|Chili Davis
26/05/1998|Jeopardy!|CANINE PROVERBS|$300|easy|'Dogs that' do this 'at a distance seldom bite'|Bark
13/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF NOBEL PRIZE-WINNING AUTHORS|$1600|hard|Nadine Gordimer|South Africa
21/05/2002|Final Jeopardy!|NEWSMAKERS|None|None|In May 2001 he said, 'Vermont has always been known for its independence'|Jim Jeffords
15/03/2001|Jeopardy!|IT'S COLUMBO|$500|medium|Traders from this Iberian nation arrived in Colombo in the 16th c. & built a fort to protect their spice trade|Portugal
23/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY ON THE SCREEN|$200|easy|Jean Stapleton played this towering American on the big screen in 'Eleanor, First Lady of the World'|Eleanor Roosevelt
31/05/2006|Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE PLAY TITLE|$600|medium|Neil Simon's 'The Prisoner of...'|Second Avenue
25/09/1995|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$400|easy|In 1912 American Guy Weadick organized this annual Calgary, Alberta rodeo|the Calgary Stampede
15/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS ON BROADWAY|$400|easy|Jeremy Kushnier cuts loose in the Kevin Bacon role in the musical based on this 1984 film; 'Let's Hear It for the Boy'|Footloose
17/05/2000|Jeopardy!|BEGINS & ENDS IN 'H'|$400|easy|The 'H' of the 4-H Club that fits the category|Health
26/03/2007|Jeopardy!|FUTURE TV LISTINGS?|$400|easy|Sweeps stunt! 'George Clooney returns to bring Mark (Anthony Edwards) back from the dead' on this show|ER
08/10/2010|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'C'|$1000|hard|Barrel maker (6)|cooper
13/09/1999|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC|$200|easy|His classic song 'Your Cheatin' Heart' didn't chart until several weeks after his death|Hank Williams, Sr.
10/06/2005|Jeopardy!|10-, 11- & 12-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|Travel to Springfield, Mass. & you can make a fast break for the Naismith Hall of Fame for this sport|basketball
29/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE PLAY'S THE THING|$1000|hard|The starting team of the Chicago Bulls could fill the cast of this 1972 Jason Miller play; it only has 5 parts|That Championship Season
25/07/2008|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES 2008 NEWS|$600|medium|Upcoming trials for 9/11 suspects held at this facility were reported in 2008|Guantanamo Bay
20/07/2011|Jeopardy!|ATTILA THE HUNGRY|$800|hard|Atty! No blood of the innocent until you've had this 9-letter veggie whose stalks are apple-green with purple-tinged tips|asparagus
21/07/2004|Jeopardy!|I'VE GOT A BEEF WITH YOU|$200|easy|When Sizzler has these 'all-you-can-eat', they'll stick to yours|ribs
18/11/1987|Jeopardy!|GENERALS|$200|easy|Though unrelated,  Joseph E. and Albert Sidney Johnston were both leading generals in this army|Confederate
31/03/1999|Jeopardy!|COCKNEY RHYMING SLANG|$500|medium|Cockneys use the name of this Dickens title character as rhyming slang for a judge|Barnaby Rudge
22/03/2006|Jeopardy!|'F'OOD STUFF|$1000|hard|You may call it Florentine fennel; Geppetto would know it by this Italian name|Finocchio
12/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$200|easy|His 'Great' & 'Unfinished' symphonies premiered years after his death in 1828|Schubert
12/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF FOOD|$1000|hard|What Merv has a lovely bunch of in this song:|coconuts
05/03/1999|Jeopardy!|THE SECOND|$100|easy|Bobby Leach was the 2nd person to go over this in a barrel & survive|Niagara Falls
17/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'ARG'!!!|$1600|hard|John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park lies on the east coast of this Florida island|Key Largo
10/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SYMPHONIES|$400|easy|Shostakovich's 7th portrays the WWII siege of this city, the once & future St. Petersburg|Leningrad
15/04/1998|Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS ON TV SHOWS|$100|easy|Like 'Meet the Press', Murphy Brown's fictional news show 'F.Y.I.' tapes in this city|Washington, D.C.
08/07/2008|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICAN AUTHORS|None|None|In 1900 the Atlantic Monthly published his story 'An Odyssey of the North', his literary breakthrough|Jack London
14/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'GO' BABY, GO!|$1200|hard|If you go to Argentina, you must do this national dance|tango
25/04/2005|Jeopardy!|TV TITLE REFERENCES|$800|hard|Patricia Arquette, who sees dead people|The Medium
01/12/1998|Jeopardy!|STATE TREES|$300|easy|State whose official tree is seen here (redwood)|California
24/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ALL YOU NEED IS 'LAV'|$1200|hard|Either of 2 slender bones, each articulating with the sternum & scapula|the clavicals
27/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LITERATURE|$400|easy|Hans Christian Andersen's 'The Nightingale' sang its sweet melodies for the emperor of this country|China
14/04/2009|Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY LAST LETTER|$800|hard|...in the name of the third month of the year|R
28/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$400|easy|This letter begins the Shakespearean sonnet '...truant muse, what shall be thy amends...'|O
25/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$400|easy|The restored Richelieu wing reopened at this Paris museum in 1993|The Louvre
02/05/2007|Jeopardy!|INVENTORS HALL OF FAME 2007|$800|hard|Emmet Chappelle brightened up the 2007 pool for studying this, the ability of living organisms to emit light|bioluminescence
30/04/2001|Jeopardy!|A KATE-GORY|$200|easy|Her character Penny Lane was in our eyes & in our ears after she was nominated for an Oscar for 'Almost Famous'|Kate Hudson
12/12/2000|Jeopardy!|HORSEY WORDS|$400|easy|The stamp, seen here, celebrates '50s teen fashion with these items of apparel|Saddle shoes
08/10/2002|Jeopardy!|A PROVERBIAL MESS|$400|easy|Iron while is the strike hot|Strike while the iron is hot
09/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINING JOHNS|$1200|hard|This director's credits include 'A Better Tomorrow', 'Once a Thief' & 'Windtalkers'|John Woo
16/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY POETS|$800|hard|In 1998 this young pop star published her poems in the book 'A Night Without Armor'|Jewel
26/05/2004|Jeopardy!|1990|$1000|hard|This son of Japanese immigrants beat novelist Mario Vargas Llosa to become president of Peru|Alberto Fujimori
08/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC DECADES|$400|easy|This Motown group's many '60s hits include 'Stop! In the Name of Love'|the Supremes
13/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FITZ|$800|hard|In 'Pride and Prejudice', Fitzwilliam is the first name of this aristocratic gent|(Mr.) Darcy
30/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|YOU DO THE MATH|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows on the monitor a figure of a right triangle with sides marked '3' and '4' and a hypotenuse marked 'C'.)  According to the theorem made famous by Pythagoras, it's the value of C in the figure seen here|5
06/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS|$200|easy|He began his famous murder spree in the slums of London's Whitechapel on August 7, 1888|Jack The Ripper
11/02/2009|Jeopardy!|FOR ALL YOU LATIN LOVERS|$800|hard|This synonym for 'passionate' is from the Latin for 'to burn'; or just add a 'T' to a Shakespearean forest...|ardent
30/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE CON FILM FESTIVAL|$400|easy|Brad Pitt played an ace cardsharp who was one of George Clooney's accomplices in this 2001 caper|Ocean's Eleven
01/05/2007|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$400|easy|It's the capital of the Evergreen State|Olympia
25/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$1600|hard|He created dozens of musical works as well as novels like 'A Clockwork Orange'|(Anthony) Burgess
29/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$600|medium|Cities on this Swiss lake include Montreux & Lausanne|Lake Geneva
14/12/2006|Jeopardy!|THE BEST LITTLE 'WARE'HOUSE|$200|easy|Plastic containers for leftover food that are fit for a 'party'|Tupperware
08/03/2007|Jeopardy!|MICHAEL JORDAN|$200|easy|Magic, Bird, Barkley, Malone & Michael Jordan played for this rhyming squad in the 1992 Olympics|the Dream Team
20/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC CINEMA OF THE '40s|$1200|hard|This 1940 'Story' starring Cary Grant & Katharine Hepburn was remade as the musical 'High Society' in 1956|The Philadelphia Story
17/11/1989|Jeopardy!|MYTHS & LEGENDS|$200|easy|His 9th hurdle --  Hippolyta's girdle|Hercules
21/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$2600|hard|The name of this sacred mountain is said to be derived from the Ainu word for 'fire'|Mount Fuji
22/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|JOHN DONNE|$400|easy|In a poem on this day in 1613, Donne begs the crucified Jesus to punish & thus save him|Good Friday
06/02/2006|Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$600|medium|Robert E. Lee saved this capital from capture with his June 1862 attack on McClellan's forces|Richmond
02/06/2000|Jeopardy!|A JOLLY CATEGORY|$200|easy|'Frosty the Snowman was a jolly, happy soul, with a corncob pipe and a button nose and two eyes made out of' this|Coal
30/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TO THE 'NTH' DEGREE|$600|medium|Since the rediscovery of this ancient fish in 1938, only a few hundred have been caught|coelacanth
03/02/2003|Jeopardy!|TV GUIDE SAYS|$200|easy|'Football Coach Homer Makes Bart His QB'|The Simpsons
14/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN NAMES|$800|hard|Alejandro Rodriguez led a Spanish regency council after this man died & before Juan Carlos became king|Francisco Franco
09/07/2001|Jeopardy!|_____  OF  _____|$200|easy|At your bank a CD isn't a compact disc, it's this|Certificate of deposit
24/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE RAZZIES FOR 2009|$1600|hard|Worst Actress of the Decade went to this 'celebutant' for films including 'House of Wax' & 'The Hottie & the Nottie'|Paris Hilton
20/11/1996|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'R'|$400|easy|Musical mass for the dead            (7)|Requiem
03/11/1997|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$200|easy|Some Arabs believe the eggshells of these tallest birds are magical & use them to repel lightning|Ostriches
12/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HEADING FOR HOME|$1600|hard|HQ'd in Scarborough, Ontario, this 'bare' furniture chain sells semifinished wood home furnishings|Naked Furniture
24/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COVER BANDS|$1200|hard|Here's a message in a bottle: Stung covers the songs of this trio|The Police
27/04/2006|Jeopardy!|DEAL OR NO DEAL|$800|hard|In 1917 the U.S. said 'Deal!' when it acquired the Virgin Islands from this Scandinavian country|Denmark
22/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY SCIENCE|$1600|hard|In 1932 this inventor figured out a better way than using Iceland spar to polarize light|Edwin Land
17/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1600|hard|A depiction of this dinosaur of the Cretaceous period is seen here|a Triceratops
07/10/1997|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$100|easy|This Canadian province's largest lake is Lake Mistassini, about 350 miles north of Montreal|Quebec
31/03/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$300|easy|In 1965 he became the first sitting president to meet a pope in the U.S. when he met Paul VI|Lyndon Johnson
27/11/2008|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL POLITICALLY RELATIVE|$600|medium|George W. Bush is related to Marilyn Monroe, Princess Di & this senator, Bush's 2004 opponent|(John) Kerry
27/10/1992|Jeopardy!|BALLET|$400|easy|Part of John Cranko's ballet based on this Shakespeare play is set in Petruchio's home|Taming of the Shrew
21/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$600|medium|The abbreviation for this unit is from the Latin word libra, meaning 'scales'|pound
09/12/2011|Jeopardy!|CANCELED!|$600|medium|Reason school was canceled in Pensacola Feb. 12, 2010--it's an every-20-year kind of thing|snow
19/11/2004|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|None|None|In 1952 William Rehnquist graduated first in his class at Stanford Law & she graduated third|Sandra Day O'Connor
10/09/1998|Jeopardy!|LIKE AN ANIMAL|$200|easy|Porcine|Pig
17/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOLAR SYSTEM|$1000|hard|This famous Martian volcano is about 375 miles wide at the base & over 16 miles high|Olympus Mons
07/06/1999|Jeopardy!|THE '60s|$500|medium|In February 1960 this brewer was kidnapped in Colorado|Adolph Coors
25/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SONGS FROM MUSICALS|$1200|hard|'Scenes From An Italian Restaurant'|Movin' Out
09/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE GENE POOL|$400|easy|He married Gilda Radner in 1984|Gene Wilder
19/10/2009|Jeopardy!|'ROOM'|$1000|hard|You'll be such a fungi if you know a morel is one of these|a mushroom
12/09/2003|Jeopardy!|SEASON|$200|easy|In the U.S., Halloween & Thanksgiving Day are celebrated in this season|the fall
04/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|INITIAL T.V.|$800|hard|This '70s series about a harsh Navy drill instructor with a soft heart starred Don Rickles|C.P.O. Sharkey
09/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE VIKING SHIP MUSEUM|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Viking Ship Museum in Roskilde, Denmark.) No Viking ship has yet been found with well-preserved sail & rigging; sails are recreated using wool or flax, & ropes are often made with the skin of this tusked mammal|a walrus
22/11/2000|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|None|None|2 of the people who witnessed his execution were John Wilkes Booth & Stonewall Jackson|John Brown
30/05/2005|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'EE'|$1000|hard|In his 12-volume 'A Study of History', he traced the rise & fall of 26 civilizations|(Arnold) Toynbee
15/04/2005|Final Jeopardy!|BRITISH ROYALTY|None|None|When his tomb was opened in 1102, a fragrance filled the air, & his body was perfectly preserved|Edward the Confessor
07/04/2010|Jeopardy!|RUPERT MURDOCH, OWNER OF A LOT OF STUFF|$200|easy|This Murdoch-owned news channel says it's 'fair & balanced'|Fox
06/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICIANS IN HISTORY|$400|easy|Though little is known of his life, he did teach medicine at the school of Kos, the island on which he was born|Hippocrates
13/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BLUE BOOKS|$400|easy|Appropriately, James Patterson followed up 'Roses are Red' with this next Alex Cross mystery|Violets are Blue
30/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE WRITS|$600|medium|When a writ of dower is issued, it normally follows a death & assigns property to this person|a widow
19/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FILM BIOGRAPHIES|$200|easy|In a 1992 film Jack Nicholson portrayed this labor leader|Jimmy Hoffa
20/06/2005|Jeopardy!|TOM, DICK OR HARRY|$800|hard|A deep-sided drum|a tom (tom-tom accepted)
15/02/2007|Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO 'HIGH' SCHOOL|$1000|hard|Cymbal-ically, it's the drum kit piece that fits the category|high hat
06/03/2003|Jeopardy!|GETTING POSSESSIVE|$800|hard|U.S. real estate in 2000 was this, a situation of high prices & demand exceeding supply|seller's market
29/09/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$500|medium|On July 22, 1987 this Soviet leader agreed to a U.S. proposal to ban medium- & short-range nuclear weapons|Mikhail Gorbachev
02/03/2007|Jeopardy!|CAST|$800|hard|Che, Eva, Peron's mistress|Evita
07/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE FIRST PERSON|$1000|hard|Kwame Nkrumah of this west African country was the first man to lead an African colony to independence after WWII|Ghana
30/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MR. T|$400|easy|In 1975 he was named the first black Anglican dean of Johannesburg|Desmond Tutu
08/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$800|hard|This game's new 'Warriors of Rock' features narration by Gene Simmons of KISS|Guitar Hero
05/10/2000|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S 'UP'?|$400|easy|It's the type of piano seen here|upright
06/11/1990|Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$100|easy|It was Edward Francis Albee who first said 'Never give a sucker' one of these|An even break
09/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE WINTER OLYMPICS|$200|easy|Country represented by 1976 champion figure skater John Curry|Great Britain
26/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES: BEEN THERE, DONE THAT|$400|easy|'What's Up, Doc?' & 'Bullitt' both featured chase scenes through this city|San Francisco
21/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THE BOYS IN BLUE|$400|easy|1st used in police work by Berkeley, Ca.'s chief August Vollmer in the 1920s, this tool measures pulse, B.P. & respiration|a lie detector
10/04/2001|Jeopardy!|ON THE FLY|$500|medium|These large, speedy biting flies with an animal name are also known as gadflies & greenheads|Horseflies
19/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL WARRIORS|$1200|hard|Later lending his name to a popular hotel Bible, he led a successful night attack against the Midianites|Gideon
28/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SAMUEL L. JACKSON|$1600|hard|As Elijah Price, Sam was the frail antithesis to Bruce Willis in this 2000 flick|Unbreakable
06/12/2006|Jeopardy!|BOOKS ABOUT AUTHORS|$600|medium|Sebastian de Grazia's Pulitzer-winning bio of this Italian 'In Hell' mentions 'The Prince' in 2 chapter titles|Machiavelli
12/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MY ACTING & POLITICAL RESUME|$400|easy|'The Running Man', 'Predator', Governor of Caw-lee-for-nee-uh|Arnold Schwarzenegger
05/12/2000|Jeopardy!|POT-POURRI|$500|medium|This type of communal lunch or supper is also called a covered-dish meal|Pot luck
18/07/2005|Jeopardy!|DON'T BUG ME|$800|hard|The larvae of the Ichneumon wasp develop inside the body of these arachnids|spiders
21/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CRY|$200|easy|She wept in 1998 when President Clinton agreed to settle her harassment lawsuit|Paula Jones
18/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ROUTE 66 REVISITED|$1200|hard|Take a detour to the Meteor Crater & 'don't forget Winona' in this state|Arizona
06/04/2005|Jeopardy!|NYPD|$200|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from outside an NYPD station.)  In a 1975 movie, the NYPD sent Popeye Doyle to this country; today it sends detectives to Interpol HQ there|France
06/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DESCRIBING THE NO. 1 SONG|$400|easy|1990: Madonna turns a magazine into a dance|Vogue
09/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|-ISMS|$1600|hard|In this 15-letter form of government, the state exercises absolute control over all aspects of life|totalitarianism
12/05/2003|Jeopardy!|SPORTS SHORTS|$800|hard|Laura Hillenbrand wrote a recent bestseller about this '30s horse|Seabiscuit
09/05/2002|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$200|easy|This band's 2001 CD 'Weathered' spent 8 consecutive weeks atop the Billboard album chart|Creed
28/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|VIVA VIVALDI!|$400|easy|Vivaldi was born in this city where his dad was a violinist at St. Mark's|Venice
26/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PEN-SYLVANIA|$400|easy|Among Pennsylvania state pens, this is 'medium' at Rockview but 'maximum' at Frackville|security
29/11/2010|Jeopardy!|RHYMIN' FRED|$800|hard|Existential trepidation|dread
15/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CINDERELLA|$2000|hard|This great Italian opera composer told the story in 1817's 'La Cenerentola'|(Gioachino) Rossini
06/10/2011|Jeopardy!|RIGHT 'E'|$400|easy|Tripod for a painter|an easel
02/04/1993|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$300|easy|Popular with amateur musicians, the recorder is a type of this woodwind|a flute
12/06/1998|Jeopardy!|ANIMATION|$500|medium|Scooby-Doo, Shaggy, Freddy, Daphne & Velma traveled around in a van with this name|The Mystery Machine
03/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$800|hard|This amendment to the U.S. Constitution says that no person has to be a 'witness against himself'|Fifth Amendment
22/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SPY NOVELS|$600|medium|His most recent bestseller is 'The Icarus Agenda', published in 1988|Robert Ludlum
24/05/2011|Jeopardy!|THE WHITE STUFF|$800|hard|Get some color in your cheeks & ride a brown cow through the city of Whitehorse, the capital of this Canadian territory|the Yukon
02/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WELL, I'LL BE A '30s WORD|$1200|hard|You get more than a pat on the back for identifying this 4-letter word for 'belch' that came out in the 1930s|burp
13/03/1998|Jeopardy!|LET'S TALK ABOUT SEX|$500|medium|'Golden Boy' playwright who defined sex as 'The Poor Man's Polo'|Clifford Odets
16/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICALLY CORRECT MUSICALS?|$1600|hard|Miss Mona's Chicken Ranch becomes a real chicken ranch as the gals raise poultry for Col. Sanders|The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas
19/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TALK RADIO|$200|easy|Infinity Broadcasting, employer of several 'shock jocks', has often been fined by this federal agency|FCC (Federal Communications Commission)
24/12/2007|Jeopardy!|LITERARY PETS|$600|medium|Harry Potter uses his snowy owl named this to transfer messages|Hedwig
04/05/2001|Jeopardy!|DATING 101|$400|easy|'The Girl Code' says the way your date treats this restaurant employee is how he'll treat you in 6 months|waiter/waitress
04/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$2000|hard|Electromotive force, or EMF, is energy put out per unit of charge put in; this is its basic unit of measure|the volt
04/05/2005|Jeopardy!|IT HAD TO BE 'U'|$1000|hard|Soldiers awarded the medal of honor are said to have exhibited this kind of 'valor'|uncommon
14/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'...OD' WORDS|$1000|hard|Genesis describes this grandson of Noah as 'A mighty hunter before the Lord'|Nimrod
22/09/2006|Jeopardy!|DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$400|easy|This hero had 5 Green Mountain Girls: Loraine, Lucy, Mary, Pamela & Fanny|Ethan Allen
10/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LOOK WHO'S TALKING|$200|easy|Call Ishmael the narrator of this 19th century novel|Moby Dick
08/05/1990|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS QUOTES|$200|easy|According to Lincoln, you can't do this to 'all of the people all the time'|Fool them
23/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|__E__E__E|$200|easy|Regard with awe, or a Paul of the Revolutionary War|Revere
21/12/1998|Jeopardy!|NONPOTENT POTABLES|$500|medium|The lapsang souchong type of this beverage is treasured for its smokey flavor & aroma|Tea
08/03/2004|Jeopardy!|MYTHICAL MENAGERIE|$800|hard|The most dangerous of Hercules' labors was to drag this 3-headed dog up from Hades|Cerberus
20/12/2002|Jeopardy!|WOMEN!|$600|medium|She's the distinctive British voice heard here|Marianne Faithfull
07/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL TERMS|$200|easy|A petition to place a candidate on a ballot includes a collection of these from voters|signatures
13/07/1998|Jeopardy!|DOWN UNDER|$500|medium|Over 309 of these are operating in the Barossa Valley, the Aussie equivalent of our Napa|Wineries
05/05/2011|Jeopardy!|ALL 'AMERICAN'|$600|medium|In 2009 this organization that maintains the largest registry for purebred dogs celebrated its 125th anniversary|the American Kennel Club
18/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MAC|$4200|hard|Former British diplomat Donald MacLean died in this world capital in 1983|Moscow
13/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE PARENTS|$1000|hard|Laura Dern|Bruce Dern & Diane Ladd
30/09/1985|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$300|easy|From German for 'little cake', the Lorraine style includes cheese & bacon bits|quiche
29/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'AR' MATEY!|$1600|hard|On October 27, 1999 gunmen stormed this country's parliament, killing prime minister Vazgen Sarkisyan|Armenia
08/10/2002|Jeopardy!|LEAP DAY BABIES|$600|medium|This Italian celebrated his 6th birthday in 1816, days after his opera 'The Barber of Seville' premiered|Gioachino Rossini
29/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|Charles Dickens' Mr. Creakle likes to whack pupils on the hand with this measuring device|ruler
27/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE CABINET|$400|easy|On September 15, 1789 the Department of Foreign Affairs changed its name to this|Department of State
02/07/2004|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$1000|hard|His newspaper column 'On the Right' is syndicated to more than 300 papers|William F. Buckley, Jr.
12/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NBA TEAMS' HOME ARENAS|$2000|hard|AT&T (formerly SBC) Center|the San Antonio Spurs
08/12/2000|Final Jeopardy!|AFRICAN-AMERICAN AUTHORS|None|None|A conversation he had with Miles Davis became the first of the “Playboy Interviews” in 1962|Alex Haley
14/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FROM A TO Y|$400|easy|This word for a payment to a former spouse is from the Latin for 'sustenance' or 'nourishment'|Alimony
08/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TUDOR GARAGE|$600|medium|In brief: Born in Greenwich in 1491, becomes king at 17, has some pope problems & oh, yeah -- 6 wives|Henry VIII
19/05/2005|Jeopardy!|TRUE CRIME|$800|hard|As leader of this urban terrorist 'army', Donald de Freeze called himself Cinque|the SLA (the Symbionese Liberation Army)
05/07/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE HERDING ME!|$400|easy|Herding these is a traditional basis of the Lapp economy|reindeer
15/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PEANUTS|$200|easy|To make the fat-free version of this, Borden took out the peanuts, but left in the popcorn & the prize|Cracker Jack
08/02/1985|Jeopardy!|POLITICS|$500|medium|He called himself 'the plain people's pres. against the privileged people's Congress'|Harry S. Truman
20/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|IRAQ|$2000|hard|Dangerous for U.S. forces, the area north & west of Baghdad is this religious-named 'triangle'|Sunni Triangle
08/07/2004|Jeopardy!|NEIL DOWN|$400|easy|He's been inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame as a solo performer & as a member of Buffalo Springfield|Neil Young
16/10/2001|Jeopardy!|RHINOCEROS NOW|$500|medium|People turn into savage rhinos in this Romanian-born author's 1959 play|Eugene Ionesco
10/12/2007|Jeopardy!|HOW DO THEY WORK?|$600|medium|Hospital staff nurses work in these, & a recent study shows that nearly half of them exceed 12 hours|shifts
21/09/2004|Jeopardy!|SWEET|$600|medium|They're the climbers seen here|sweet peas
29/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A ROMANTIC DINNER|$2000|hard|For dessert, my baby, this chocolate chip cookie bearing the name of the Mass. inn where it was invented|tollhouse
03/11/1998|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED HITCHCOCK FILMS|$500|medium|'Laid From Red Rum'|Dial M For Murder
14/06/2007|Jeopardy!|THE OLD 'LINE' STATE|$200|easy|The time by which something must be finished or submitted|deadline
30/11/2010|Jeopardy!|'G'ROCERIES|$1000|hard|This apple with a festive name is a cross between Kidd's Orange Red & Golden Delicious|Gala
20/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OH MY GODS!|$800|hard|In Hindu myth, Kama, armed with a bow of sugarcane & flower-tipped arrows, is the god of this|love
28/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE PAIR|$1200|hard|Saddam's sons, both killed in a 2003 firefight in Mosul: Uday & ____|Qusay
25/02/2002|Jeopardy!|FIREFIGHTING|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew holds a heavy piece of equipment.) Used by firemen following auto accidents, it's the 3-word term for this important hydraulic rescue tool|the jaws of life
06/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MEMORIES OF OAKLAND|$600|medium|This regional 'rapid transit' system is headquartered in Oakland|the BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit)
23/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EVEN YOUNGER THAN YOU|$800|hard|The diary begun in 1991 by 10-year-old Zlata Filipovic of this war-torn city became a bestseller|Sarajevo
27/06/2007|Jeopardy!|THAT'S SHOE BIZ|$200|easy|This company's Swoosh trademark was created by a graphic design student in 1971|Nike
04/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS ZONE|$800|hard|In 2004 she became the first soccer player to carry the U.S. flag for the Olympic closing ceremonies|Mia Hamm
30/10/2000|Jeopardy!|ANIMATED CATS|$500|medium|The 'meeses' this beatnik cat hated 'to pieces' included Pixie & Dixie|Mr. Jinks ('Jinksie')
18/11/2011|Jeopardy!|ASSUME THE POSITION|$200|easy|Peyton & Eli Manning|quarterbacks
31/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NEWS STORIES OF 1997|$600|medium|The body of this accused murderer whose case inspired 'The Fugitive' was exhumed for testing|Sam Shepherd
04/06/2002|Jeopardy!|'SHOE's|$200|easy|It's a curved piece of plastic or metal used to ease one's heel into a tight-fitting boot|a shoehorn
08/01/1990|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$200|easy|Black Shawl was the wife of this Indian who helped lead the charge against Custer|Crazy Horse
18/02/1999|Jeopardy!|ELECTIONS|$600|medium|In 1994 George W. Bush won Texas' gubernatorial race on the day brother Jeb lost this state's race|Florida
21/07/2011|Jeopardy!|MEMBER NATIONS OF OPEC|$200|easy|This mideastern member nation holds the world's largest reserves of petroleum|Saudi Arabia
31/12/2007|Jeopardy!|'X' IN THE CITY|$1000|hard|Averages for this U.S. city are 7.66 inches of rain, a daily high temperature of 85, & 325 sunny days per year|Phoenix
29/10/2001|Jeopardy!|MEDICAL BREAKTHROUGHS|$400|easy|Neatness does count -- his discovery of antiseptics reduced deaths from surgical infections|Joseph Lister
06/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$400|easy|Hormone that's released during a 'fight or flight' reaction|Adrenaline
13/11/2009|Jeopardy!|THIS FALL IN ENTERTAINMENT|$600|medium|Wile E. is the first name & middle initial of this cartoon character who plummets off cliffs pursuing a bird|Wile E. Coyote
23/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LAW|$2000|hard|They're formal claims & defenses by the parties to a civil suit; additional targeted ones may be 'special'|pleadings
07/04/2008|Jeopardy!|SPORTS STUFF|$200|easy|This NASCAR Jr. has amassed more than $42 million in career earnings & 17 victories, including the 2004 Daytona 500|Dale Earnhardt, Jr.
05/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL FAMILIES|$1000|hard|He took his four sons with him to the White House; Martin Jr. even worked for Dad|Martin Van Buren
30/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'H'|$2000|hard|In Greek myth, she's the goddess of the hearth|Hestia
11/11/2002|Jeopardy!|AWARDS & HONORS|$1000|hard|The Mystery Writers of America named an award for this American, the creator of the detective story|Edgar Allan Poe
19/06/2006|Jeopardy!|TIME IS ON MY SIDE|$1000|hard|This country's King Rama IX, who belongs to the Chakri Dynasty that includes King Mongkut, has reigned 59 years|Thailand
29/12/2000|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$200|easy|'Bye Bye Bye' from the album 'No Strings Attached' was a hit for this group|'N Sync
21/06/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S NEW?|$600|medium|Experts say the smell in a new one of these is from the phthalate plasticizers used in PVC, not leather|car
28/06/1993|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL U.S.A.|$100|easy|You have to stand up to ride Shockwave, this type of thrill ride at Kings Dominion in Virginia|a roller coaster
14/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|DRIVER'S ED.|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports)  Just in case you're ever pulled over, you should have with you proof of insurance & these 2 documents|license & registration
23/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD, J. PETERMAN STYLE|$400|easy|Colon had treated me well, & I bid this Central American country & its divine waterway a fond adios|Panama
24/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN WRITING|$1200|hard|'Stupid White Man' is a 2002 rant from this 'TV Nation' host|Michael Moore
26/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE DIRECTORS|$800|hard|In 'Platoon' Charlie Sheen's character Chris was based on this man, who directed the film|Oliver Stone
01/10/1997|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK|$400|easy|During World War II this English 'lord' broadcast propaganda for the Germans, & it wasn't funny|Lord Haw-Haw
17/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPAM|$400|easy|Created in 1937, Spam is a combination of these 2 words|spiced ham
06/06/2008|Jeopardy!|MMM...BEER|$800|hard|'Take off, eh!' The McKenzie bros. of 'SCTV' did commercials touting this Canadian beer|Molson's
23/11/1994|Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHY|$400|easy|The French title of this Sartre work is 'L'Etre Et Neant'|Being And Nothingness
19/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$600|medium|Twin brothers, both named Antipholus, have slaves named Dromio who are also twins in this confusing comedy|The Comedy of Errors
11/04/2003|Jeopardy!|GERMAN HODGEPODGE|$600|medium|The Commerzbank Tower rises 60 stories above this city, a financial center on the Main|Frankfurt
30/05/2001|Jeopardy!|MUST BE 'D' PLACE|$100|easy|On a clear day you can see Molokai from the crest of this Oahu landmark|Diamond Head
08/09/1989|Jeopardy!|THE EMMYS|$500|medium|Gary Frank & Kristy McNichol both won Emmys for their supporting roles in this ABC drama|Family
29/11/2005|Jeopardy!|THEIR FIRST BILLBOARD NO. 1 HIT|$200|easy|'Rock Around The Clock'|Bill Haley and His Comets (Bill Haley and The Comets accepted)
16/03/1999|Jeopardy!|TROUBLE|$100|easy|1775's 'Shot Heard Round the World' was shot at the battle of this town|Concord
30/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AUSSIE CAPITALS|$1200|hard|This city's harbor was discovered in 1839 by John Stokes, surveyor aboard the HMS Beagle|Darwin
12/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|'DOUBLE' JEOPARDY|$1000|hard|It's the spiral arrangement of the 2 complementary strands of DNA|double helix
15/10/1999|Jeopardy!|GENERAL HOSPITAL|$300|easy|[Hi, I'm Vanessa Marcil] In 1998 'G.H.' killed me off though my body was never found - now you can see me on this FOX primetime show|Beverly Hills, 90210
21/05/2001|Jeopardy!|2-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|It's what you 'get' when you lose your job or your head|Ax
03/02/2000|Jeopardy!|R-RATED OPERA|$200|easy|Some dance to remember; she dances for the head of John the Baptist after he resists her advances|Salome
18/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MAD ABOUT MADAGASCAR|$600|medium|Madagascar is one of the leading producers of this bean used as a popular flavor of ice cream|vanilla
11/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS OF THE WORLD|$600|medium|Fiordland National Park, this country's largest, lies on the southwestern coast of South Island|New Zealand
06/04/2004|Jeopardy!|HALLS OF FAME|$200|easy|Next time you're in St. Charles, Ill. check out the hall of fame for packers of these products like gherkins & dills|pickles
06/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER?|$1200|hard|Julia Roberts finds snails are 'slippery little suckers' at dinner with Richard Gere and Ralph Bellamy in this film|Pretty Woman
23/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|OXYMORONS|$600|medium|The other category title on this board that fits this category|THE CIVIL WAR
25/04/1997|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE & PLACES|$300|easy|The name of these Eastenders comes from a middle English word that meant 'cock's egg'|Cockneys
15/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$200|easy|He also composed oratorios & operas, & felt the operettas he wrote with Gilbert were frivolous|Sir Arthur Sullivan
28/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES 'G'|$1600|hard|He foisted 'Faust' upon us in 1808 (6)|Goethe
05/02/2003|Jeopardy!|FUN 'GUS'|$800|hard|A free-flowing oil well that flows without having to be pumped|gusher
09/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SPELLING BEES|$2800|hard|11-letter 'continental,' adjective that describes the honeybee hybrid|A-F-R-I-C-A-N-I-Z-E-D
28/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MADE UP|$1000|hard|We get misty thinking of this Jules Verne Englishman who goes 'Around The World In 80 Days'|Phileas Fogg
25/04/2007|Jeopardy!|FOOD PHRASES|$600|medium|The theme song to 'The Jeffersons' ends, 'we finally got a' this 4-word treat|a 'piece of the pie'
07/03/2011|Jeopardy!|QUOTED IN BARTLETT'S|$400|easy|On this date Rudy Giuliani said, 'Show your confidence.  Show you're not afraid.  Go to restaurants.  Go shopping'|September 12th
14/11/2007|Final Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPER PEOPLE|None|None|In 1887 her assignment for the New York World was an expose of the insane asylum on Blackwell's Island|Nellie Bly
02/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK|$800|hard|Said of something neither very good nor very bad; passable|So-so
11/09/1997|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FREDS|$400|easy|Group that had the following hit:  'I'm too sexy for my shirt, too sexy for my shirt, so sexy it hurts / I'm too sexy...'|Right Said Fred
05/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BIRTHPLACES|$1000|hard|Gustave Flaubert was born in this French city where Joan of Arc was burned at the stake|Rouen
23/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CRAZY EIGHTS|$2000|hard|This 'Little Magician' was our 8th president|(Martin) van Buren
04/09/2000|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED TEXAS CITIES|$200|easy|An island city:          No vet gals|Galveston
21/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE SPORT'S GOVERNING BODY|$400|easy|FIFA|soccer
04/10/2001|Jeopardy!|HEAVY METAL|$100|easy|The greatest metal heroes aren't singers but these, like Randy Rhoads & Eddie Van Halen|guitarists
30/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|1980s MOVIE CHARACTERS|$1200|hard|Vizzini says, 'Never go in against a Sicilian when death is on the line! Ha ha ha ha ha...' (thunk) in this 1987 film|The Princess Bride
26/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FILM SCHOOL|$1600|hard|Harold Pinter wrote this movie in which Meryl Streep is both a 19th c. woman & the actress who plays her|The French Lieutenant's Woman
25/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|17th CENTURY DRAMA|$1200|hard|'Carolus Stuardus' by Andreas Gryphius is about this executed king of England|Charles I
13/03/2008|Jeopardy!|'DEATH'|$800|hard|Suge Knight & Tupac Shakur's rap music record label|Death Row Records
27/03/1997|Jeopardy!|C'EST CHEESE|$300|easy|Gruyere is named for a district in this country's Fribourg Canton, where it was first produced|Switzerland
18/01/2001|Jeopardy!|BUILDING PARTS|$500|medium|It can be a school of music, or as part of a building, a glass-enclosed room for plants|Conservatory
11/09/2000|Jeopardy!|STREET SENSE|$300|easy|Hey bud, it's 'My way or' this|The highway
20/11/2007|Jeopardy!|FREUD|$1000|hard|In the language of this 'sleepy' 1899 Freud work, a wish can be fulfilled by an imaginary wish fulfillment|The Interpretation of Dreams
29/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$400|easy|A museum dedicated to this literary character is located, where else, but at '221B' Baker Street in London|Sherlock Holmes
13/11/1990|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS TEACHERS|$300|easy|She married Harvard teacher John Macy on condition that Helen came first in their household|Anne Sullivan
06/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE BATTLEFIELD|$1600|hard|The Charge of the Light Brigade at this 1854 battle may have been due to the hubris of cavalryman Louis Nolan|Balaclava
04/12/1996|Jeopardy!|SUSAN SARANDON CINEMA|$300|easy|This midnight cult film featured Tim Curry as transvestite scientist Frank N. Furter|The Rocky Horror Picture Show
11/05/2006|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES BUSINESS|$400|easy|This retailer's stock went up when it merged with Kmart, but it has room to improve operationally|Sears
02/06/2009|Jeopardy!|15 MINUTES OF FAME|$1000|hard|Ashley Dupre briefly made headlines as the high-priced companion of this governor|Spitzer
29/01/2003|Jeopardy!|WHICH CAME FIRST?|$800|hard|'Laverne & Shirley', 'Mork & Mindy', 'Happy Days'|Happy Days
23/04/2008|Jeopardy!|GARDENING|$400|easy|These little red beetles will help guard your garden from aphids, scales & spider mites|ladybugs
03/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$800|hard|National Review advocates this political attitude; Commentary Magazine stands for the 'neo' type|conservatism
20/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A WOMAN OF DISTINCTION|$800|hard|Shaw College is among the many schools that gave honorary degrees to this woman who inspired a bus boycott|Rosa Parks
21/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ILLUSTRATORS|$200|easy|Illustrator Sidney Paget, not his creator, gave this character his deerstalker cap|Sherlock Holmes
29/11/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. REGIONS|$1000|hard|Thought to be barren, the Great Plains were marked on pre-Civil War maps as 'The Great American' this|Desert
27/04/1987|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$400|easy|Group which topped the country charts with the following song about a truck driver:  [Truck noises] 'Roll on, highway / Roll on along / Roll on, Daddy, 'til you get back home / Roll on family / Roll on crew / Roll on, Mama, like I asked you to do / And roll on eighteen wheeler, roll on / (Roll on!)...'|Alabama
08/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$200|easy|As a verb, the word skirl means to play this Highland instrument|Bagpipes
02/05/2005|Jeopardy!|STATE FIRSTS|$1000|hard|In 1989 this state elected the first African-American governor, L. Douglas Wilder|Virginia
27/02/2008|Jeopardy!|FAMILY-FRIENDLY MUSICALS|$1000|hard|This fictional girl known for her red braids that stick out & her unusual legwear has her own 'pip' of a musical|Pippi Longstocking
26/12/2000|Jeopardy!|PICTURE THIS|$300|easy|Eternal question posed by this cartoon|Which came first, the chicken or the egg?
14/09/2004|Jeopardy!|OPERA|$600|medium|In Sir Arthur Sullivan's 'Ivanhoe', 'Ho, Jolly Jenkin' is an aria for this Friar|Friar Tuck
20/10/2009|Jeopardy!|UNIVERSE|$200|easy|Even before Columbus, people knew the Earth wasn't this, but NASA's WMAP probe says the universe is|flat
06/03/1992|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|Portia disguises herself as a male lawyer in this play set in Italy|Merchant of Venice
22/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$1000|hard|This author of the 'Kent Family Chronicles' wrote mystery novels under the pen name Alan Payne|John Jakes
12/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COOK COUNTY|$400|easy|Boston Brown Bread gets its brown from this liquid ingredient|molasses
12/02/2010|Jeopardy!|'O' NOUNS|$400|easy|It's the branch of medicine that deals with pregnancy & childbirth|obstetrics
07/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|KNOWLEDGE OF FONTS|$1600|hard|Lavish or exuberant parties, or this crazy font|Wingdings
27/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LIZARDS|$1200|hard|The dragon seen here gets this hairy name from its ability to flare out its throat when threatened|the bearded lizard
05/02/1993|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TRIVIA|$300|easy|Of bubble gum, flubber or blubber, the one Fred MacMurray invented in a 1961 film|flubber
12/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS' ALMA MATERS|$1600|hard|Jennifer Jones, Charlton Heston & Patricia Neal all studied at this Illinois university founded in 1851|Northwestern
21/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$600|medium|This Canadian city's metro was the first subway in the Western Hemisphere to use rubber tires|Montreal
31/05/2007|Jeopardy!|DESCARTES|$200|easy|It's the English translation on Descartes' most famous axiom, 'Cogito, ergo sum'|I think, therefore I am
14/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'GO' BABY, GO!|$400|easy|For the Beatles, he was better than Best|Ringo Starr
14/04/2004|Jeopardy!|MAP HAPPY|$200|easy|Its name says where it's at|South Africa
03/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'ANG'ST|$800|hard|Last name of the Updike character nicknamed 'Rabbit'|Harry 'Rabbit' Angstrom
28/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THIS & THAT|$1000|hard|At his death in 1941, this pianist was president of Poland's exiled government|Jan Paderewski
25/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS & AWARDS|$400|easy|When the Academy of Television first handed out these awards in 1949, there were only 6 categories|the Emmys
06/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES WITH SUBTITLES|$800|hard|With films like 'A Better Tomorrow', John Woo brought attention to the cinema of this place where he grew up|Hong Kong
08/03/1999|Jeopardy!|TO A 'T'|$100|easy|The kind of appendages found in the title of a Shelley Winters film about a giant octopus|Tentacles
15/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE LABEL, LABEL, LABEL|$1200|hard|This insurance company has been using a symbol like the one seen here since 1870|Travelers
11/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$400|easy|Viktor Meyer first measured the density of this, such as steam, the gaseous form of what's usually a liquid|vapor
20/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE GOOD BOOK|$600|medium|In Luke 2, an angel tells a group of these, 'I bring you good tidings of great joy'|shepherds
09/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE STADIUMS & ARENAS|$400|easy|This school's Nittany Lions play home football games at Beaver Stadium|Penn State
07/02/2006|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE SUCH AN 'IMP'|$200|easy|Your genome is over 95% the same as this animal's|a chimpanzee's
17/11/1998|Jeopardy!|ENDANGERED SPECIES|$200|easy|It's the dark endangered species seen here|Black rhinoceros
25/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|$200|easy|At the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery, you can see this Indian princess as she really appeared|Pocahontas
16/09/2004|Jeopardy!|U.S. FACTS & FIGURES|$800|hard|The median age in California, it's also the speed of an old vinyl record album|33 1/3
10/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'EN' THE BEGINNING|$800|hard|2-word term for the consumer, for whom a computer is ultimately designed|an end user
01/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FRONTWORDS & BACKWORDS|$2000|hard|Your colorless dress may earn this adjective, I fear; not so for this minstrel or other balladeer|drab/bard
01/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$600|medium|In 1292 this family of Venetian explorers escorted a Mongol princess to Persia|the Polos
26/04/1999|Jeopardy!|CAR MODELS|$200|easy|Passat, Golf, Jetta|Volkswagen
12/12/2006|Jeopardy!|ASIAN-AMERICAN FIRSTS|$1000|hard|Sadly Ellison Onizuka, the first Asian American in space, was on this 1986 shuttle flight|Challenger
12/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH ROYAL HOUSES|$600|medium|Richard I|Plantagenet
15/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE SUBJECT IS ROSES|$400|easy|Most rose species, like rosa chinensis, are native to this continent|Asia
14/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS|$2000|hard|Arizona's Painted Desert stretches from Grand Canyon National Park southeast to this much smaller national park|Petrified Forest
02/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$600|medium|'Pax et Lux' ('Peace and Light') is the motto of this university located in Medford, Massachusetts|Tufts
11/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|L'HOMME|$800|hard|Colette once wrote a libretto for this 'Bolero' composer|(Maurice) Ravel
21/12/2010|Jeopardy!|A HAT-EGORY|$1000|hard|Canotier is another name for this flat-brimmed straw hat worn at regattas & political conventions|a boater
13/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MAIDS IN GREEK MYTH|$800|hard|It's the collective name for Clotho, Lachesis & Atropos, who determined human life & destiny|the Fates
17/07/2001|Jeopardy!|PLACES IN THE NEWS|$100|easy|Elian Gonzalez' relatives in this U.S. city were a regular headline presence in 2000|Miami
30/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FIGHTS HISTORICAL|$1500|hard|Muhammad Ali's March 8, 1971 bout against this champ at Madison Square Garden was billed as the 'Fight of the Century'|Joe Frazier
09/12/1997|Jeopardy!|A LOAF OF BREAD|$500|medium|An enriched bread made with wheat germ & soy flour was invented at & named for this Ithaca university|Cornell
28/07/2011|Jeopardy!|RIVERS|$600|medium|From two small sources, this river flows to the North Sea|the Rhine
03/07/2009|Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED GODS & GODDESSES|$600|medium|Apollo's sister: A MISTER|Artemis
06/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|20TH CENTURY|$1000|hard|3 U.S. presidents attended this politician's Texas funeral November 18, 1961|(Mr. Sam) Rayburn
22/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'U' GOT IT!|$800|hard|Mesannepadda & Aannepadda were 2 early rulers of this 2-letter Sumerian city|Ur
16/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|30 DAYS HATH SEPTEMBER|$400|easy|September 30 premieres include this composer's 'Magic Flute' in 1791|W.A. Mozart
14/07/1999|Jeopardy!|PASS THE DUCHY|$500|medium|The European Investment Bank is headquartered in this grand duchy|Luxembourg
25/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ROLLING STONE'S 50 GREATEST ARTISTS|$800|hard|Bono wrote of him, No. 3 after the Beatles & Dylan, that he 'ate America before America ate him'|Elvis Presley
22/07/2004|Jeopardy!|DRUGS IN THE MOVIES|$1000|hard|1991: Jason Patric & Jennifer Jason Leigh as undercover narcs who get hooked on drugs|Rush
22/02/2001|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN AMERICANS|$500|medium|'I cannot offer you money, position or fame', he said when he offered George Washington Carver a job at Tuskegee|Booker T. Washington
06/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MEG RYAN MOVIES|$800|hard|1 of the 2 Meg films with 'kiss' in the title|French Kiss or Prelude to a Kiss
28/01/2005|Jeopardy!|PHRASES THAT SELL|$600|medium|This network says it's 'The most trusted name in news'|CNN
26/06/2003|Jeopardy!|CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT|$1400|hard|Adopted by an Irish regiment, Kipling's Kimball O'Hara was from this country|India
10/10/2002|Jeopardy!|ARACHNIDS|$800|hard|This stinging arachnid has 6 pairs of jointed appendages: 1 pair of pincers, 1 pair of large claws & 4 pairs of legs|scorpion
21/09/2006|Final Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|None|None|Appropriately, this word comes from Greek words meaning 'sharp' & 'dull'|oxymoron
13/01/1986|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYWRIGHTS|$400|easy|His 'Volpone' played at Shakespeare's Globe Theater in 1605|Ben Jonson
17/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THIS MEANS WAR|$1600|hard|The 7th Earl of Cardigan saw his famous light brigade decimated in the Battle of Balaklava in this war|the Crimean War
07/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|McCARTNEY|$1200|hard|The title of Paul's 2006 classical album 'Ecce Cor Meum' translates as 'Behold My' this|Heart
01/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ISLAMIC CLUES 'K'|$200|easy|In Arabic this book is literally 'The Reading'|The Koran
26/09/2000|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS BUILDINGS|$300|easy|The name of this Indian mausoleum means 'crown of the palace'|Taj Mahal
21/01/1998|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK CITIES|$200|easy|Appropriately, it was once known as 'The Cataract City'|Niagara Falls
26/09/2006|Jeopardy!|NHL TEAMS IN OTHER WORDS|$400|easy|The Great Whites|the (San Jose) Sharks
02/03/1999|Jeopardy!|SABRINA'S WITCH HANDBOOK|$500|medium|(Hi, I'm Beth Broderick)  You leave your body as a spirit replica in this form of travel, and go anywhere|Astroprojection
21/02/2007|Jeopardy!|SOUND LIKE A LOCAL|$200|easy|It follows 'Pitts-' in the U.S. & 'Edin-' in Scotland; we'll accept either pronunciation|burgh (or 'borough')
20/05/1999|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SITCOMS|$300|easy|Its theme song begins, 'Here's the story of a lovely lady, who was bringing up three very lovely girls'|The Brady Bunch
23/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HOUSES OF THE HOLY|$400|easy|The city of Amritsar in this country grew up around the Golden Temple, the center of the Sikh faith|India
17/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS ABOUT WORDS|$1600|hard|Rich Hall has published several books of these words that don't appear in the dictionary but should|sniglets
24/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE CROSSWORD CLUES 'G'|$2000|hard|An Ed Wood opus: 'Glen or' her (6)|Glenda
21/04/2009|Jeopardy!|TV'S GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN|$800|hard|He was private investigator Dan Tanna|Robert Urich
19/10/2010|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TOYS|$800|hard|Donald Duncan created the Good Humor bar &, in 1929, began making this toy out of wood|the yo-yo
06/11/2002|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$1000|hard|In 1973 this then Memphis-based hotel chain opened its own university in Mississippi to train personnel|Holiday Inn
09/03/2006|Jeopardy!|ON ROUTE 66|$200|easy|In Anglo-Saxon times, this land measurement referred to a parcel 66 feet wide & 660 feet long|an acre
19/04/2011|Jeopardy!|25-GAME WINNERS|$200|easy|In 1961 Whitey Ford won 25 games for this American League team|the Yankees
06/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT HAPPENS IN DEGAS, STAYS IN DEGAS|$400|easy|The 1900 Degas oil painting seen here is called 'Dancers at' this practice rail|a barre
09/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY SEQUELS|$1200|hard|'Of Time and the River' was his sequel to 'Look Homeward, Angel'|Thomas Wolfe
07/05/2007|Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$400|easy|To pay or settle; it often precedes 'the bill'|to foot
06/02/1990|Jeopardy!|FAIRIES & FOLKLORE|$500|medium|Fairies sometimes steal these & leave changelings in their place|Babies
30/01/2008|Jeopardy!|SUE SHE|$400|easy|After this dancer's image was used in a dance instruction video, his widow Robyn sued|(Fred) Astaire
06/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HUD SECRETARIES|$1200|hard|HUD Secretary in the 1990s, he's now governor of New York|Andrew Cuomo
12/10/2004|Jeopardy!|TRICKY QUESTIONS|$800|hard|The 2 U.S. coins that add up to 30 cents when one of them is not a quarter|a nickel & a quarter
10/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$400|easy|In 1936 Su-lin from China became the first one of these exhibited in the U.S.|Panda
05/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$1200|hard|Chemist Hilaire Chardonnet, who invented rayon, had worked under this man when he was researching silk & silkworms|Louis Pasteur
22/09/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. MAYORS|$400|easy|It was a historic event when this man was sworn in in 1990|David Dinkins (first black mayor of NYC)
27/06/2005|Jeopardy!|TANGENTIAL ETRUSCAN POTPOURRI|$400|easy|Historians differ on how Etruscans would have felt about this Mother Goose guy, 'Born on a Monday... buried on Sunday'|Solomon Grundy
01/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LIT|$1600|hard|He wrote an introduction called 'How 'Bigger' was Born' for his novel 'Native Son'|Richard Wright
12/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CHURCHES & CATHEDRALS|$800|hard|In 1980, Dr. Robert Schuller dedicated this 10,000-window glass edifice in Garden Grove, California|Crystal Cathedral
25/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SANTA|$1000|hard|In France Santa is Pere Noel; British people call him this, which means the same thing|Father Christmas
16/02/2005|Jeopardy!|TRIOS|$1000|hard|Havana's striking landmark the El Morro Castle & Fort is dedicated to this holiday trio, the patrons of its chapel|the Three Magi
11/07/2011|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$1000|hard|In 2010 Cam Newton became this university's third Heisman Trophy winner|Auburn
06/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'DIAMOND's IN THE ROUGH|$1600|hard|Arkansassy state park near Murfreesboro|Crater of Diamonds State Park
14/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A CLOSE LOOK AT ART|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew points to paints & pigments.)  'The clash of colors, like the different greens,  express the terrible passions of humanity', wrote this artist|Van Gogh
24/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TV DADS|$1200|hard|Ben Cartwright|Bonanza
18/11/1987|Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTS|$100|easy|He co-designed Osbourne House, the royal residence on the Isle of Wight for his wife, Queen Victoria|Prince Albert
07/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL PEOPLE|$400|easy|She played Rose on 'The Golden Girls' for 7 years|Betty White
16/03/2009|Jeopardy!|PREZ DISPENSERS|$1000|hard|Leonid Kuchma ousted Leonid Kravchuk in this country|the Ukraine
16/02/2006|Jeopardy!|TV TEENS|$1000|hard|Stacey Farber & Aubrey Graham play Ellie Nash & Jimmy Brooks, 2 of the teens on this Canadian series|Degrassi
27/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ACADEMY AWARD-WINNING ACTORS|$400|easy|2000: Maximus Decimus Meridius|Russell Crowe
21/07/2008|Jeopardy!|1980s ROCK|$600|medium|'Brass Monkey' & 'No Sleep Till Brooklyn' were songs on their hit 1986 debut album|the Beastie Boys
24/11/1998|Jeopardy!|LIZARDS|$300|easy|This noisy lizard's name sounds like the slimy Michael Douglas character in the movie 'Wall Street'|a gecko
13/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGICAL CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$400|easy|Quicksilver messenger            (7)|Mercury
16/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MR. AND MRS. SMITH|$1600|hard|The UPN sitcom 'All of Us' is loosely based on this Hollywood couple who also produce the show|Will & Jada Pinkett Smith
08/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|RON HOWARD FILMS|$2000|hard|This actor & Nicole Kidman light out for the Oklahoma territory in 1992's 'Far and Away'|Tom Cruise
22/01/2009|Jeopardy!|ROCK BAND|$800|hard|Layers of rock are commonly referred to as these, from the Latin for 'something spread out'|strata
26/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COMEDY FILMS|$200|easy|Reminiscent of 'Big', the 1996 film 'Jack' featured this comic as a 10-year-old boy in a man's body|Robin Williams
17/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|$400|easy|Ponce De Leon was governor of Puerto Rico & Hernando De Soto was governor of this largest Caribbean island|Cuba
04/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PARENT & CHILD NOBEL WINNERS|$1200|hard|In 1915 William H, & William L. Bragg shared the prize for their analysis of the structure of crystals via this type of image|x-ray
28/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE CRITTERS|$1200|hard|1983: 'Phar Lap'|a horse
20/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE INDIAN OCEAN|$1000|hard|This Tanzanian capital whose name means 'haven of peace' is a major Indian Ocean port|Dar es Salaam
24/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH HISTORY|$400|easy|Her 11 1/2 years as prime minister was the longest consecutive term since the Earl of Liverpool in the early 19th century|Margaret Thatcher
03/05/2010|Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|$400|easy|In 'To Kill a Mockingbird', recluse Arthur Radley is known by this nickname|Boo
14/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MONTANA|$1200|hard|There are about 25 of these in the Montana national park named for them|glaciers
13/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN DRAMATISTS|$800|hard|In the '30s this 'Our Town' dramatist was a lecturer on literature at the University of Chicago|Thornton Wilder
27/10/2008|Jeopardy!|HEY, KIDS! LET'S LEARN THE ALPHABET!|$600|medium|To work dough into a uniform mixture by pressing: 'K' is for...|knead
27/12/1999|Jeopardy!|THE MONROE DOCTRINE|$100|easy|Before she was Marilyn, this was her name|Norma Jean Baker
19/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FACE BOOKS|$1200|hard|A 1931 collection of Irving Berlin librettos: 'Face the' this|Music
08/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY BOOKS|$400|easy|In 'In The Arena', he takes readers behind the scenes of such movies as 'Ben-Hur'|Charlton Heston
31/05/2005|Jeopardy!|LITERARY COLLABORATORS|$1000|hard|George S Kaufman died in June 1961; this man, his frequent collaborator, in December of that year|Moss Hart
24/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE IN FOR A BATTLE|$1200|hard|More than 100 Japanese ships were defeated by a U.S. force half that size in this decisive battle of June 1942|the Battle of Midway
21/10/1998|Jeopardy!|'MAN' TO 'MAN'|$100|easy|Talk show host David, or a varsity athlete|Letterman
10/01/2005|Jeopardy!|BACK TO THE HOTEL|$1000|hard|This 'presidential' hotel was elected to host the first Academy Awards ceremony|the Roosevelt
08/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ONLY 351 SHOPPING DAYS TO XMAS|$1600|hard|$3,000 will buy a 6-oz. Baccarat flask of men's perfume from this Iranian-born American designer|Bijan
06/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|THANKSGIVING|$400|easy|Favorite movie munch, introduced to the Pilgrims by the Indians|popcorn
28/12/2007|Jeopardy!|WHAT A REVOLTIN' DEVELOPMENT!|$400|easy|In 1831 this Messianic preacher led a slave revolt that cut a bloody swath across Virginia|Nat Turner
10/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CALIFORNIA HERE I COME!|$1600|hard|This desert region whose name sounds a bit morbid contains the lowest point in the U.S.|Death Valley
09/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH OF THE EQUATOR|$800|hard|Named for one of the country's early prime ministers, Fox Glacier is found on this nation's South Island|New Zealand
20/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES|$1000|hard|In 1980 Patrick J. Lucey was this independent candidate's vice presidential running mate|John Anderson
11/05/1990|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$200|easy|Of mollusks, algae or dinosaurs, the last one to appear on Earth|Dinosaurs
25/01/1991|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$1000|hard|When she came out in 1947, Charlie Knickerbocker proclaimed her 'Queen Deb of the Year'|Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis
05/05/2011|Jeopardy!|ALL 'AMERICAN'|$400|easy|A gorilla named Koko learned to communicate using gestures from this|American Sign Language
11/01/2012|Jeopardy!|TITLE 9|$400|easy|John Buchan, filmed by Hitchcock: 'The Thirty-Nine ___'|Steps
12/01/1990|Jeopardy!|TV BLONDES|$200|easy|FYI, Faith Ford plays ex-beauty queen turned reporter Corky Sherwood on this series|Murphy Brown
09/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SAY, 'WHAT'?|$400|easy|During her almost 40-year career, Tina Turner has topped the pop charts only once, with this song|'What's Love Got To Do With It'
20/01/1997|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$100|easy|Lao, the official language of this southeast Asian country, is mostly monosyllabic|Laos
25/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$1600|hard|In the 5th century B.C., this Greek historian wrote that it took 100,000 men 20 years to complete the Great Pyramid|Herodotus
17/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|Contrary to myth, Washington didn't throw one of these across the Potomac; there weren't any when he was young|silver dollar
26/09/2003|Jeopardy!|TRICKY QUESTIONS|$400|easy|It's the technical reason you can't take a photograph of a man with a wooden leg|a wooden leg won't take a photograph
09/03/2005|Jeopardy!|'NORTH' POLL|$200|easy|British Admiral David Beatty was the first Earl of this, found between Britain & Norway|the North Sea
29/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY|$600|medium|Thucydides' history of this war ends in 411 B.C., 7 years before the war ended|Peloponnesian War
06/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|POLAR EXPLORATION|$400|easy|Edward Bransfield, a possible discoverer of Antarctica, had to battle these birds to get ashore|Penguins
28/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WAR!|$2000|hard|On June 24, 1970 the Senate voted to repeal this 6-year-old resolution, helping end the Cambodian Campaign|the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
29/11/2004|Jeopardy!|SHOOT SOME 'POOL'|$400|easy|A rapidly rotating current of water|whirlpool
17/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS & PHRASES|$2000|hard|Heard here, this musical style that combines Caribbean & Creole influences may take its name from the French word for 'beans'|zydeco
08/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'NIGHT' SHIFT|$1200|hard|Warren Burger got his law degree at one of these & rose to be Chief Justice of the United States|a night school
22/09/2010|Jeopardy!|FOUND IN MONGOLIA|$200|easy|Mongolia's annual Naadam festival includes archery, wrestling & the racing of   these animals|horses
10/09/2002|Jeopardy!|INAUGURAL ADDRESSES|$600|medium|He said, 'The country having just emerged from a great rebellion, many questions will come before it for settlement'|Ulysses S. Grant
10/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|REDHEADS|$400|easy|At a 1971 benefit show, she was honored as the 'Comedienne of the Century'|Lucille Ball
22/09/2010|Jeopardy!|BOUNCE|$400|easy|In August 1812 a U.S. frigate got this nickname when British cannonballs were seen to bounce off its thick oak hull|the Ironsides (Old Ironsides)
11/06/2009|Jeopardy!|'CAUSE I'M GOING TO...|$600|medium|...this Thai city, where the royal family lives in the Chitlada Palace|Bangkok
17/10/1989|Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$100|easy|She is the first woman to head a British political party|Margaret Thatcher
05/11/2001|Jeopardy!|THAT WAS MY WIFE|$400|easy|Eva Duarte (1945-1952)|Juan Peron
09/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GO BALLOONING!|$1600|hard|The cooling vent in a hot air balloon isn't used unless the pilot wants to do this rapidly|descend
05/07/2006|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$600|medium|He's the storm-raising Duke of 'The Tempest'|Prospero
23/06/1987|Jeopardy!|THE BAHAMAS|$400|easy|Of Bimini, New Providence, or Grand Bahama, the island on which you would visit the capital, Nassau|New Providence
14/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL PUNISHMENT|$200|easy|Addis Ababa|Ethiopia
07/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CANNES|$600|medium|In an effort to regain power, this leader returned to France near Cannes in 1815|Napoleon
12/06/2008|Jeopardy!|TIME FOR A ROUND OF GOLF|$1000|hard|As of early 2008, this golf great from Fiji is 2nd on the all-time PGA Tour money list with more than $55 million|(Vijay) Singh
27/01/1998|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES|$300|easy|This African country was formerly known as Abyssinia|Ethiopia
17/03/2011|Jeopardy!|YOU ARE SO OUTTA HERE|$800|hard|In 1928 this ex-commissar of war was full of Bolshevik & was exiled to Soviet Central Asia|Trotsky
26/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SIMILAR TITLES|$1200|hard|Christopher Isherwood wrote 'I Am A Camera' & he wrote 'Decameron'|Bocaccio
04/03/1998|Jeopardy!|MOVIE STARS|$400|easy|Actor seen here acting really dumb in 'Dumb And Dumber':|Jeff Daniels
25/03/1997|Jeopardy!|'BLACK' & 'WHITE'|$500|medium|This yellow wildflower with a dark center is the state flower of Maryland|Black-eyed Susan
21/12/2004|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|W.C. Handy wrote some of his blues on Beale Street in this city|Memphis
08/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$600|medium|After killing the giant Pallas, this goddess flayed him & used his skin as armor|Athena
19/04/2001|Jeopardy!|COFFEE BREAK|$400|easy|Sumatra Mandehling, one of the world's finest full-bodied coffees, comes from this country|Indonesia
03/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE GREAT WAR|$800|hard|In 1918 Germany began to shell Paris with these 'huge' guns that had a range of up to 75 miles|Big Berthas
17/11/2000|Jeopardy!|1812|$300|easy|In 1812 Czar Alexander I made this city capital of Finland|Helsinki
21/09/2006|Jeopardy!|PARENTS|$1000|hard|Quite a writer herself, she was the mother of Mary Shelley|Mary Wollstonecraft
19/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$400|easy|Of the 3 main classes of rock, this one accounts for about 75% of all the exposed rocks on land|Sedimentary
21/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|It's how the man who played Leo's dad in 'Catch Me If You Can' got to the Big Easy with Fats Domino|Christopher Walkin' to New Orleans
06/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$400|easy|In 1987 this 31-year-old Swede was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame|Bjorn Borg
03/07/1998|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATER|$500|medium|An Oscar winner for 'Amadeus', he made his Broadway musical debut in 1997 in 'Triumph of Love'|F. Murray Abraham
16/03/2009|Jeopardy!|GOING INTO O____T|$1000|hard|2-word French term for a small item of aesthetic interest|objet d'art
09/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL ADVERSARIES SPEAK|$1200|hard|'I'm a snake with traditional values. It's unnatural for a boy to live with wolves & lead the monkey-people'|The Jungle Book
24/09/2009|Jeopardy!|CHINA IN THE MUSEUM|$1000|hard|Taipei's National Palace Museum's collection of this visual art form includes 'poem in seven-character verse'|calligraphy
24/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MEN OF THE 'C'|$400|easy|Sho' nuff!  He's the American author & cartoonist best known for 'Li'l Abner'|(Al) Capp
17/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A HINT OF SPICE|$2000|hard|It's used medically to treat colic (oh, & in Japan to cleanse the palate)|ginger
03/07/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU CAN QUOTE ME|$600|medium|'I see one third of a nation ill-housed, ill-clad, ill-nourished'|F.D.R.
26/12/1997|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL POTPOURRI|$200|easy|The railroads in Honduras were built mainly to transport this fruit that has a lot of ap'peel'|bananas
10/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS IN LITERATURE|$400|easy|Stradlater is the cocky prep school roommate of this J.D. Salinger teenager|Holden Caulfield
19/05/2009|Jeopardy!|A POTENT POTABLE TOUR|$3500|hard|If you like big beer gardens, head for the Hirschgarten in this German city; it seats about 8,000|Munich
08/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COMPUTERS|$400|easy|Intel says it had 'the internet in mind' when it designed the new III model of this processor|Pentium
10/03/2006|Jeopardy!|FAR OUT|$800|hard|Fomalhaut, the brightest star in Piscis Austrinus, means 'mouth of' this in Arabic|a fish
10/11/2011|Jeopardy!|STORAGE|$400|easy|This item on which Garrick Ohlsson sits while working often has a compartment to store sheet music|a piano bench
22/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'AND' IDIOMS|$3000|hard|An illegal parking penalty & an old term for a man much concerned with his dress & appearance|fine and dandy
06/05/2005|Jeopardy!|VIDEOPOURRI|$200|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the FDR Library in Hyde Park, NY.)  In November 1943, while meeting with Churchill & Stalin in Tehran, FDR sketched out his idea for this organization|the U.N.
13/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE END OF THE L'INE'|$200|easy|Ore-extracting spot|Mine
09/06/1997|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL TERMS|$300|easy|Jefferson granted one of these general pardons to those convicted under the Alien & Sedition Acts|Amnesty
29/09/1997|Jeopardy!|TV VEHICLES|$500|medium|On 'Knight Rider' William Daniels provided the voice of this talking trans-am|KITT
15/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE HOUSE WITH SIMPLE MACHINES|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew pulls up on a Venetian blind.)  When I pull down on the cord, the blinds go up; at the top is a single fixed one of these simple machines, which reverses the direction of force|a pulley
26/12/2006|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED CABINET DEPARTMENTS|$400|easy|A TEST|State
15/12/2005|Jeopardy!|TIME TO GET A 'HEAD'|$1000|hard|Porcine term for obstinancy|pigheaded
08/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|10-12 YEARS|$2000|hard|Noticed by Galileo in 1610, these on the sun wax & wane in 11-year cycles|sunspots
03/01/1989|Jeopardy!|GAMES|$200|easy|In a poker game without wild cards, it's the highest hand you can draw|a royal flush
11/05/1999|Jeopardy!|'Y's|$300|easy|First name used by the leader seen here back in 1969 (Arafat)|Yasser
20/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LIZARDRY|$400|easy|Able to sit on a quarter, the dwarf variety of this lizard is the world's smallest & won't try to sell you car insurance|the (dwarf) gecko
08/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE TOWNS|$1200|hard|University of Michigan|Ann Arbor
10/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|STATELY MUSEUMS|$2000|hard|Housatonic Museum of Art, Mystic Seaport|Connecticut
29/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE WITH A TWIST|$1200|hard|Instead of 'Much Ado About' this, the troubadour theater company presented 'Much Adoobie Brothers About' this|Nothing
29/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL QUOTES|$1600|hard|In December 1901 he told Congress that trusts are 'hurtful to the general welfare'|Teddy Roosevelt
06/04/2006|Jeopardy!|THAT'S 'SUPER'!|$400|easy|These enormous cargo ships can hold over 300,000 tons of oil|supertankers
06/12/2000|Jeopardy!|ADDING A 'ROOM'|$300|easy|(What you catch waves on)|Boardroom (surfboard)
17/12/1999|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAY SONGS|$100|easy|'Sleep in heavenly peace' is a line from this carol|Silent Night
17/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL WORDPLAY|$1200|hard|We say ole! to Deloitte Consulting for software called this; it strips inane jargon from documents|Bullfighter
19/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELIST-PLAYWRIGHTS|$200|easy|Gore Vidal's play about this president opened & closed a few weeks before the Watergate break-in|Richard Nixon
01/05/2000|Jeopardy!|'EZ' DOES IT|$100|easy|It's the crime of stealing money that has been entrusted to one's care|embezzlement
03/09/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$1000|hard|In sailing from the English Channel to the North Sea, one would pass through this strait|the Strait of Dover
18/09/2002|Jeopardy!|ARTS & CRAFTS|$200|easy|This material is shaped by hand or on a wheel & baked in an oven to make pottery|clay
14/09/2010|Jeopardy!|CALDECOTT MEDAL & HONOR BOOKS|$4000|hard|A 2007 Caldecott Honor book was called 'Moses: When' she 'Led Her People to Freedom'|Harriet Tubman
20/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|1897|$800|hard|The Vladivostok to Khabarovsk section of this Russian railroad opened to traffic in 1897|Trans-Siberian Railway
12/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|2008 NATIONAL SPELLING BEE WORDS|$800|hard|It was on to the next round after a correct spelling of this name that's associated with the inkblot test|R-O-R-S-C-H-A-C-H
20/12/2010|Jeopardy!|I TRIED TO WARN YOU|$600|medium|In 1954 the U.S. & this nation began the DEW, or Distant Early Warning, line to warn of a polar air attack|Canada
02/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ATLANTA|$800|hard|The Scenic Skylift offers cable-car service to the top of this nearby mountain|Stone Mountain
14/07/2006|Jeopardy!|RHYME RIGHT|$400|easy|One set of stairs between floors|a flight
26/11/1993|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$100|easy|The Ukranians use a batik process to decorate these fragile holiday items|Easter eggs
26/10/2000|Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITY UNIVERSITIES|$300|easy|Jawaharlal Nehru University|New Delhi
12/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ITALIAN ART & ARTISTS|$800|hard|Andrea D'Agnolo di Francesco is better-known by this name found in the title of Robert Browning's poem about him|Andrea del Sarto
01/04/2009|Jeopardy!|& THE 21st CENTURY EMMY GOES TO...|$1000|hard|Her in 2005, for playing Ray's mom Marie Barone|Doris Roberts
30/12/2011|Jeopardy!|'A'NATOMY|$600|medium|The 2 vertebral these perform the rather important function of supplying blood to the brain|arteries
16/11/2000|Jeopardy!|BETWEEN WORLD WARS|$500|medium|In 1933 the League of Nations voted 42-1 to condemn the invasion of Manchuria, the 1 being this invader|Japan
01/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$1000|hard|This first prime minister of Israel was born in 1886 in Plonsk, Russia, now a part of Poland|David Ben-Gurion
26/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL HUNKS|$200|easy|Seen here, he was 'tricky' enough to be something of a hunk playing football for Whittier College:|Richard Nixon
26/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ALEXANDRE DUMAS|$400|easy|Alexandre is known as Dumas this to distinguish him from his son (Dumas fils)|père
21/07/2008|Jeopardy!|YOU SMELL YUMMY!|$800|hard|This designer's Opium intoxicates me with its blend of tangerine, plum & cloves|Yves Saint Laurent
06/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FOREVER 39|$400|easy|At age 39 in 1998 this former basketball star hosted a talk show, but not for long|Earvin 'Magic' Johnson
21/12/1998|Jeopardy!|NONPOTENT POTABLES|$100|easy|This beverage is the primary source of vitamin C for most Americans|Orange juice
08/12/2011|Jeopardy!|EBONY & IVORY|$600|medium|Most commercial ivory still comes from this continent|Africa
01/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ANGELS|$800|hard|Wim Wenders' 'Wings of Desire' was remade as this 'urban' Nicolas Cage flick|City of Angels
11/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$2000|hard|Constellation seen here:|Scorpio
01/02/2008|Jeopardy!|FINISH THE PROVERB|$200|easy|Too many cooks...|spoil the broth
26/03/1999|Jeopardy!|FEET|$500|medium|From the Latin for 'on foot', it's a person who travels that way|Pedestrian
26/03/1996|Jeopardy!|ROCKS & MINERALS|$200|easy|The most prized turquoise is this bird-related shade|Robin's Egg Blue
08/10/2003|Jeopardy!|A PAIR OF 'I's|$1000|hard|A nene is this type of goose that leis eggs|Hawaiian goose
23/02/1999|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS EX-TEENAGERS|$400|easy|As a teen on 'Silver Spoons', he had a 'Y' in his first name; as Danny Sorenson on 'NYPD Blue', he doesn't|Ricky Schroder
19/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH POETS & POETRY|$1200|hard|His name is a religious post & in 'Essay on Man' he seeks to 'vindicate the ways of God to Man'|(Alexander) Pope
17/05/2007|Jeopardy!|DWELLING ON THE PAST|$200|easy|The 1690s were a miss/ Eng. kings were far from bliss/ Jacobites warring/ Never was boring/ Ended by Treaty of this|Limerick
24/06/2003|Jeopardy!|COLD-BLOODED ANIMALS|$200|easy|This organ in frogs has only 3 chambers: 2 atria & 1 ventricle|heart
19/09/2002|Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT ANIMALS|$200|easy|This animal gives a milk that's easier to digest than a cow's & also cashmere wool that's good for sweaters|goat
13/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, BUD|$1200|hard|As baseball's acting commissioner in the '90s, he moved his own team, the Brewers, from the AL to the NL|(Bud) Selig
03/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL LANGUAGES|$2000|hard|In Guinea-Bissau: this|Portuguese
30/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE KINGS OF ENGLAND|$800|hard|Soon after the restoration, he gave a huge chunk of America to the Duke of York to do something new with it|Charles II
21/02/2008|Jeopardy!|THE TOP TEEN LIST|$600|medium|This nationalist leader who used nonviolent techniques to help create a free India was married when he was 13|Mohandas Gandhi
23/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$400|easy|Nunivak Island & the Pribilof Islands are in this sea|the Bering Sea
04/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE FRENCH|$400|easy|This word for an old style of revue comes from the French for 'comical', not 'imitative of comic Milton'|burlesque
05/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BRASS|$1200|hard|We shall return to this man who graduated from West Point in 1903 with the highest honors in his class|Doug MacArthur
31/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LOST|$400|easy|Hey hey, it's this Monkee--or rather his name--that precedes 'locker', meaning the graves of all those lost at sea|Davy Jones
13/04/2006|Final Jeopardy!|'60s NOVELS' FIRST LINES|None|None|It begins, 'Amerigo Bonasera... waited for justice; vengeance on the men who had so cruelly hurt his daughter'|The Godfather
23/11/2006|Jeopardy!|RAKE|$200|easy|In Act I, Scene i he won't shut up about his love for the fair Rosaline; in Act I, Scene v, he falls for another girl|Romeo
30/01/1998|Jeopardy!|OPERA HODEPODGE|$100|easy|This composer of the opera 'Siegfried' named his only son Siegfried|Wagner
11/03/2005|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES BY NEWSPAPERS|$200|easy|The Bunyip & The Alice Springs News|Australia
16/11/2005|Jeopardy!|STOCK UP|$400|easy|For the ultimate in geek chic, get the TI-89 Titanium graphing calculator from this company, TXN|Texas Instruments
08/12/1989|Jeopardy!|IN OTHER WORDS...|$200|easy|Flip over every rock|Leave no stone unturned
10/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$600|medium|In March 1974 it was announced that the wreck of this Union ironclad had been found off Cape Hatteras, N.C.|Monitor
31/03/1997|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT GREECE|$300|easy|At about 1,000 square miles, twice as big as L.A., it was the largest city-state of ancient Greece|Athens
03/10/2011|Jeopardy!|I'M GAME|$200|easy|The organization that governs this board game is FIDE, the Federation Internationale des Echecs|chess
22/06/2005|Jeopardy!|POPULATIONS|$1000|hard|The population of Saudi Arabia is about 90 percent this branch of Islam|Sunni
02/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FERDINAND & ISABELLA|$800|hard|Ferdinand added Italian territory to this kingdom by becoming king of Naples & of this island|Sicily
13/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & THEIR ROLES|$1000|hard|She's also the voice of Marge Simpson's sisters, Patty & Selma; they sound a lot like Marge|Julie Kavner
30/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|1812|$800|hard|In 1812 Serbia was pushing for independence from this empire under Sultan Mahmud II|Ottoman Empire
12/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$2000|hard|Zeus was enamored of this young prince whom he carried off to Olympus to be the cupbearer to the gods|Ganymede
01/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE GENGHIS KHAN FILM FESTIVAL|$2000|hard|This colorful army 'of Genghis Khan' rolled forth on the big screen in 1951 with Marvin Miller as the great leader|The Golden Horde
13/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$1600|hard|In 1911 this great dancer leapt into immortality with his magnificent exit leap in 'Le spectre de la rose'|Nijinsky
16/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'PUT' SHOTS|$400|easy|The 'silly' type of this product was introduced in 1950; don't use it to glaze windows|putty
03/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SPELLING|$400|easy|Often seen at Christmas, this flowering plant was named for Joel R. Poinsett|P-O-I-N-S-E-T-T-I-A
21/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|RARE BOGGLE WORDS|$1600|hard|This type of gluttonous eater is going to rack me up the maximum 11 points|a gourmand
05/03/1998|Jeopardy!|WALKING THE DOG|$400|easy|The largest terrier, it's been called the 'King of the Terriers'|Airedale
08/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'FOOL'ISHNESS|$1000|hard|This word for paper about 13 X 16 inches comes from the watermark once seen on it|Fool's cap
11/11/2005|Jeopardy!|WEBSITES|$400|easy|The creature seen here is a symbol of this employment website|Monster.com
08/02/2005|Jeopardy!|HOOSIER DADDY|$1000|hard|Indianan who on July 21, 1961 became the 2nd American in space & in 1965 flew in the first manned Gemini flight|Gus Grissom
30/06/2009|Jeopardy!|A MAN CALLED HORACE|$1000|hard|This newspaper editor ran for president & lost to Grant in 1872|Horace Greeley
11/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HOLD THE MAYO CLINIC|$200|easy|The Mayo Clinic was started in Rochester in this state|Minnesota
20/03/1997|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC SHIPS|None|None|The state silver serving pieces in Augusta's executive mansion were salvaged from this ship|U.S.S. Maine
07/11/1988|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|None|None|This major North American city is built around the mountain for which it's named|Montreal (Mont Royal)
27/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR, MEYER, WIENER|$800|hard|He was Lucky Luciano's right-hand man & the financial mastermind behind the mob|Meyer Lansky
03/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS ON AUTHORS|$1600|hard|E.M. Forster said 'Most of human life has to disappear' from the work of this 'Portrait of a Lady' author|(Henry) James
16/12/2011|Jeopardy!|CANADA ROCKS|$400|easy|He recorded some of his biggest albums, including 'Rust Never Sleeps', backed up by Crazy Horse|Neil Young
29/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|VIDEOPOURRI|$800|hard|This iconic product came in several jazzy versions as seen here|the Walkman
26/04/2006|Final Jeopardy!|LITERARY OBJECTS|None|None|In literature from the 1200s to today, it has been depicted as a type of dish, a talismanic stone & a woman|the Holy Grail
25/02/2004|Jeopardy!|GREAT OL' SONGS|$400|easy|'Ev'ry morning, ev'ry evening, ain't we got' this|fun
16/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|V.P.s BY MIDDLE NAME|$800|hard|Nance|John Nance Garner
24/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CLIMATE|$600|medium|Frequent cyclones give a wide belt from Texas to Ohio this nickname that sounds like a street name|Tornado Alley
29/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MED. ABBREV.|$2000|hard|(Dr. Oz gives the clue) Doctor slang can be confusing to patients, like 'cabbage' for CABG, this operation done is case of atherosclerosis|coronary artery bypass graft
29/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$800|hard|Its northernmost mainland point lies on the Jutland Peninsula at its border with Denmark|Germany
03/07/2006|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 U.S. BABY NAMES|$600|medium|Perhaps a 'Giant' acting icon helped this be the most popular name for 1950s boys|James
30/03/1990|Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|$300|easy|In 11th century China, Pi Sheng made this out of clay; about 1445 Gutenberg used metal|Movable Type
02/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'ACT' YOU'VE KNOWN FOR ALL THESE YEARS|$400|easy|'I can't get no' contentment... no, that's not it... gratification is close...aha!  'I can't get no' this|satisfaction
23/05/1994|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH HISTORY|$600|medium|Henry II referred to him as a 'turbulent priest'|Becket
08/02/2001|Jeopardy!|LONG LIVE THE KING!|$400|easy|It's the title of a 1964 movie & the 1964 hit heard here|Viva Las Vegas
11/02/1999|Jeopardy!|SLOGANEERING|$300|easy|In the '70s this bread dropped the slogan 'Helps build strong bodies 12 ways'|Wonder Bread
16/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|I WAS HIS SECRETARY OF STATE|$1200|hard|Warren Christopher|Clinton
08/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GLASS|$1600|hard|The bulb for Edison's first electric light was made by this New York glass company|Corning
09/12/1996|Jeopardy!|PARADES|$300|easy|Van Cliburn & the Iran hostages were among those to receive this type of parade on Broadway|Ticker Tape Parade
11/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL NICKNAMES|$2000|hard|A French clergyman: The Red Eminence|(Cardinal) Richelieu
06/12/2006|Jeopardy!|AN URBAN LEGEND SAYS...|$800|hard|...this former lead singer of Black Sabbath throws puppies into his concert audiences & won't play until they're all dead|Ozzy Osbourne
21/04/1987|Jeopardy!|GOING IN STYLE|$400|easy|Napoleon's sister Pauline asked that a nude statue of this person be displayed at her funeral|herself
13/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY TRANSLATIONS|$2000|hard|The weighty 'Nesnesitelna Lekhost Oyti' (in Czech) or 'L'Insoutenable Legerte de l'Etre' (in French)|The Unbearable Lightness of Being
24/01/2007|Jeopardy!|IT DON'T MEAN A 'THING'|$400|easy|A ring for a baby's incisors|teething
11/01/1988|Jeopardy!|THIS IS JEOPARDY!|$100|easy|With a cash total of $172,800, he's Jeopardy!'s biggest winner ever|Chuck Forrest
24/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GRADUATE SCHOOL|$400|easy|As a teaching assistant, get a bag that holds lots of poorly written essays, as you'll be doing a lot of this|grading
21/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TO THE REPUBLIC|$400|easy|These 3 Baltic republics were admitted to the U.N. on the same day, September 17, 1991|Estonia, Latvia & Lithuania
30/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICIANS|$200|easy|Madonna's 'greedy' nickname, or her 1985 hit|Material Girl
26/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MODERN OPERA|$600|medium|Vassily disguises himself as a woman but is seen shaving in this 'Firebird' composer's opera 'Mavra'|Igor Stravinsky
26/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL CITIES|$1600|hard|On the road to this city, Paul was struck blind for 3 days; he later preached there|Damascus
08/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG|$400|easy|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from Duke of Gloucester St. in Colonial Williamsburg.)  I'm on Duke of Gloucester Street in Williamsburg, which this U.S. president called 'the most historic avenue in all America' when he visited in 1934|FDR
25/03/1998|Jeopardy!|A 'B' CITY|$100|easy|You can cross this city's Francis Scott Key Bridge by the dawn's early light|Baltimore
14/09/2007|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK, NEW YORK|$1000|hard|In 1765 Congress met in New York to protest unfair taxes levied under this act|the Stamp Act
04/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TOP 40 DUETS|$400|easy|'You're the one that I want, oo oo oo'|Olivia Newton-John & John Travolta
06/03/2006|Jeopardy!|WORLD RELIGION|$600|medium|In 1773 Clement XIV suppressed this order founded by St. Ignatius of Loyola|the Jesuits
10/11/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S WOMEN|$400|easy|She makes her first entrance with 'Her ladies, the train, with eunuchs fanning her'|Cleopatra
19/02/2007|Jeopardy!|ONE-WORD RHYMES|$200|easy|An important person, perhaps with an elaborate toupee|bigwig
02/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|I BIT OFF MORE THAN I COULD CHEW|$800|hard|Oleg Zhornitskiy turned this sandwich spread into a meal by gulping down 4 32-ounce bowls in 8 minutes|mayonnaise
14/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AQUATIC MAMMALS|$3000|hard|Its population has grown the past few years, but this state marine mammal of Florida is still endangered|the manatee
13/03/2009|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$200|easy|The scowl of a circus buffoon|a clown frown
20/09/2006|Jeopardy!|LEGENDS OF THE SILENT SCREEN|$400|easy|Seen here is Lon Chaney in this revealing title role from 1925|The Phantom of the Opera
06/05/1999|Jeopardy!|BLONDIE|$300|easy|The name 'Blondie' was a natural choice for the band fronted by this blonde lead singer|Deborah Harry
23/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BYE BYE BIRDIE|$400|easy|The Rodrigues night type of this bird was extinct by 1761; the great blue one still lives|the heron
21/11/2011|Jeopardy!|NEED A 'LIFT'?|$400|easy|A truck with 2 long metal bars at the front for moving heavy objects|a forklift
10/02/2003|Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$1000|hard|This Appalachian mountain pass was discovered in 1750 by Thomas Walker & named for the son of King George II|Cumberland Gap
12/09/2005|Jeopardy!|JUDAISM|$800|hard|Havdalah, meaning 'division', is a weekly ceremony involving wine & spices at the conclusion of this|the Sabbath
18/12/2000|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$200|easy|The home of silk merchant Jim Thompson, who disappeared in 1967, is a tourist attraction in this Thai city|Bangkok
25/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$4000|hard|Hundreds of waterfalls make up the spectacular Iguacu Falls on the border of these 2 countries|Brazil & Argentina
06/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'AIRE' TIME|$400|easy|This disease was identified in 1976 after 200 people became ill with pneumonia at a convention in Philadelphia|Legionnaire's disease
14/03/1997|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$500|medium|Penitents pierce their bodies with hooks & walk in a procession during Thaipusam, a festival of this religion|Hinduism
19/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL PAINTINGS|$400|easy|A Remington painting shows the 'Coming and Going of' this delivery service that came & went in less than 2 years' time|the Pony Express
27/12/2006|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN DANTE'S INFERNO|$600|medium|Considering herself the daughter of the sun god Re, this queen can be found with the sexual sinners|Cleopatra
26/03/2004|Jeopardy!|TUNE IN TUNISIA|$2000|hard|The ancient ruins of this city destroyed in 146 B.C. are just outside the capital city of Tunis|Carthage
16/10/2009|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE THINGS|$200|easy|As you might expect, it's the official state dance of Hawaii|the hula
06/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$1600|hard|In 1935, under U.S. rule, it became a commonwealth with Manuel Quezon as president|the Philippines
22/04/1987|Jeopardy!|NAME'S THE SAME|$300|easy|Paula Kelly's role in 'Jo Jo Dancer', or this Duke Ellington classic:|Satin Doll
14/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OO...MEN|$400|easy|Under Herbert Hoover, this man headed the Bureau of Investigation of the Justice Department|J. Edgar Hoover
11/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THAT OLD TIME NEW WAVE MUSIC|$400|easy|You might think this Cars leader is married to supermodel Paulina Porizkova (& you'd be right)|Ric Ocasek
09/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'F'|$800|hard|Florence, to a Florentine (7)|Firenze
15/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HAVE YOU HERD?|$2000|hard|Herds of this antelope lookalike, the only member of its family, once ranged from Canada to Mexico|pronghorns
03/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$600|medium|In 1993 the Senate confirmed him as the first black Secretary of Agriculture|Mike Espy
14/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IN OTHER WORLDS|$400|easy|On Neptune, a rare occasion could be 'once in an azure triton' or a 'cerulean nereid' instead of this|Blue moon
26/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH BUSINESS|$1200|hard|Jean-Marie Messier changed a water company's name to this, which he put before the U.S. movie studio Universal|Vivendi
31/03/2003|Jeopardy!|TV CATCHPHRASES|$400|easy|'You bet your sweet bippy!'|Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In
10/04/2003|Final Jeopardy!|HISPANIC AMERICANS|None|None|He won the USA's only boxing gold medal at the 1992 Olympics|Oscar De La Hoya
01/10/2008|Final Jeopardy!|1960s OSCAR NOMINATIONS|None|None|One of the 2 male actors nominated in the '60s for playing more than one character in the same film|(1 of) Peter Sellers or Lee Marvin
07/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NUMBERS|$800|hard|Number of U.S. states with a Pacific coast plus the number of U.S. presidents named Robert|5 (5 + 0)
10/04/1996|Jeopardy!|FICTION|$400|easy|In an 1891 novel Basil Hallward is the painter of this man's mysterious portrait|Dorian Gray
25/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'T'HEATER|$400|easy|She starred with Hume Cronyn in 'The Honeys' & 'The Gin Game'|Jessica Tandy (his wife)
28/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$800|hard|A serious play about one of the 3 Hindu gods|Brahma drama
26/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|BASEBALL|$400|easy|The Metropolitan Museum of Art has 200,000 of them|baseball trading cards
28/11/1996|Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$100|easy|Keith Richards & this singer once used the pseudonyms Wanker, Phelge when composing songs|Mick Jagger
04/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$5000|hard|Augustin-Jean Fresnel used this treatment of light to make new lighthouse lenses; Edwin Land built a company on it|polarization
08/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MARSHALL MATTERS|$600|medium|This '70s 'Hollywood Squares' host was born Pierre LaCock|Peter Marshall
07/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GEORGE BERNARD SHAW|$800|hard|'Heartbreak House', said Shaw, was not just the name of a play; it symbolized leisured Europe before this war|World War I
01/11/2010|Final Jeopardy!|BUSINESS PAIRINGS|None|None|The names of 2 men, 1 born in Germany in 1834 & 1 in Kansas in 1875, were joined in this company name lasting 1998-2007|Daimler-Chrysler
26/10/2005|Jeopardy!|ENDS WITH 2 VOWELS|$600|medium|Hyphenated name for the style of music heard here|boogie-woogie
21/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ORES|$1200|hard|Goethite & magnetite are ores of this metal|iron
18/06/2010|Jeopardy!|'EAK' FOR YOURSELF|$800|hard|To cause to happen, like vengeance|wreak
05/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|REMEMBER LAST DECEMBER?|$800|hard|On December 7 this popular American political wife passed away in Chapel Hill|Elizabeth Edwards
02/11/2006|Jeopardy!|POET'S GLOSSARY|$800|hard|The 'heroic' variety of this pair of rhyming lines is written in iambic pentameter|a couplet
09/11/2006|Jeopardy!|SHILLING|$800|hard|'Sorry, Charlie'|StarKist Tuna
14/06/2001|Jeopardy!|JUNE SWOON|$1500|hard|The 2 men who signed the Salt II Treaty in Vienna on June 18, 1979|Leonid Brezhnev & Jimmy Carter
08/03/1999|Final Jeopardy!|SHOW BIZ|None|None|In 1997 this singer & her husband opened a restaurant at Disney World called Bongo's Cuban Cafe|Gloria Estefan
15/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$3000|hard|He told Lincoln, If you are as happy in entering the White House as I feel on returning (home), you are a happy man indeed|(James) Buchanan
25/06/2003|Jeopardy!|FIRST NOVELS|$600|medium|Amory Blaine, a handsome, spoiled Princeton student, was the hero of this man's first novel, 'This Side of Paradise'|F. Scott Fitzgerald
20/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|1991|$800|hard|This sport's WLAF crowned its first champions, the London Monarchs|(American) football
31/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|REQUESTS|$2000|hard|Shelby Lynne's version of 'I Only Want To Be With You' is fine, but I'd like to hear this singer's original|Dusty Springfield
10/12/2008|Jeopardy!|THIS & THAT|$600|medium|In 2007 a Canadian woman gave birth to this extremely rare type of quadruplets|identical quadruplets
19/04/2000|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS OF THE ATLANTIC|$500|medium|Uninhabited until 1609, this British island group 600 miles off Cape Hatteras now boasts about 62,000 people|Bermuda
22/12/2005|Jeopardy!|PEAKS & VALLEYS|$200|easy|Mount Vignemale, the highest French peak in this range, lies on France's southwestern border|the Pyrenees
11/10/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. CURRENCY|$500|medium|It's the only U.S. money on which you'll find a depiction of the White House|$20 bill
22/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TV ARCHIVE|$400|easy|He was Major Nelson's girl-crazy fellow astronaut|Major Roger Healey
03/04/2008|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$800|hard|In 2005, during the annual festival named for him, a statue of this Roman god was dedicated in Virginia Beach, Va.|Neptune
28/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'W'RITERS|$1600|hard|This Holocaust survivor's semi-autobiographical first book was published in Yiddish in 1956|Elie Wiesel
02/05/2003|Jeopardy!|THE 'WEST' WING|$400|easy|A famous expression at this military academy is 'Much of the history we teach was made by people we taught'|West Point
14/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS ALICES|$1000|hard|The fictional Alice Rutherford married John Clayton & bore this child|Lord Greystoke (Tarzan)
08/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE WEST INDIES|$400|easy|This nation's area consists of about 44% of all the land area in the West Indies|Cuba
29/04/2009|Jeopardy!|NAME THE SHAKESPEARE PLAY|$1000|hard|'Though this be madness, yet there is method in 't'|Hamlet
08/12/1989|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY|$200|easy|John Roebling designed this bridge across the East River, the oldest suspension bridge in NYC|The Brooklyn Bridge
23/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PARDON MY FRENCHMAN|$800|hard|Pretending to be a high-ranking French official, Victor 'The Count' Lustig sold this to scrap dealers -- twice|Eiffel Tower
08/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT PERSIA|$2000|hard|At its greatest extent, the Persian Empire stretched from Cyrenaica in Libya to this longest river in Pakistan|the Indus
02/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ADD A LETTER|$2000|hard|On adding an 'R', a word meaning 'stop' starts meaning a ridge made by folding|cease & crease
03/10/2005|Jeopardy!|HARD 'WORK'|$200|easy|In the old song standard, it's the line that precedes 'all the livelong day'|'I've been working on the railroad'
30/07/2010|Jeopardy!|IT'S GOOD TO BE HIM|$600|medium|Nice H.S. [high school] grad present!  Nike signed him to a $90 million contract before he'd even played 1 game as a Cleveland Cavalier|LeBron James
06/10/2008|Jeopardy!|MOST POPULAR BABY NAMES OF 2007|$800|hard|Boys' No. 4: Reynolds, Logan, Tree National Park|Joshua
19/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TO REMAIN SILENT|$400|easy|In the original German this song begins, 'Stille Nacht!  Heilige Nacht!'|Silent Night
04/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY LIT|$2000|hard|A Ken Follett thriller: 'Lie Down with' these|Lions
14/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IN GEORGE W. BUSH'S CABINET|$1200|hard|Rod Paige, onetime 'Jeopardy!' contestant Margaret Spellings|Education
07/04/2000|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN BOWL GAMES|$300|easy|Lots of fruity beverages are served during this bowl game, played on an extinct Hawaiian volcano|Punch Bowl
30/04/2010|Jeopardy!|'V' DAY|$600|medium|As a noun, it's the opening of a volcano in the earth's crust; as a verb, it means to give forceful expression|vent
27/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST|$2000|hard|In 1999 director James Cameron's marriage to this actress--dare we say--terminated?|Linda Hamilton
16/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$200|easy|He developed the V-2 for Germany & while in Alabama, the Saturn V for the U.S.|Wernher von Braun
29/01/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$500|medium|The treaty that ended the Russo-Japanese War in 1905 was named for this New Hampshire city|Portsmouth
12/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PLANTS & TREES|$1600|hard|With its bright foliage, the copper variety of this tree is referenced in a Sherlock Holmes story title|beech
17/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE PREMATURE BURIAL|$800|hard|Peter II, Czar of Russia from 1727 to 1730, died at age 14 in an outbreak of this now-eradicated disease|smallpox
16/12/2002|Jeopardy!|POETRY|$600|medium|The works of ancient Greece's Pindar include this type of poem in praise of victories in the Olympic Games|ode
03/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN PLACES|$1200|hard|Montana's largest city, it was founded in 1882 & named for a president of the Northern Pacific Railway|Billings, Montana
10/11/1998|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE & PLACES|$100|easy|In New Zealand, a pakeha is a person who isn't descended from these natives|Maori
07/01/2009|Jeopardy!|A PHRASE OF TURN|$600|medium|From the Latin for 'roll', it means to move in a curving orbit; your mom thinks 'the world' does it 'around you'|revolve
02/11/2007|Jeopardy!|'F' STOP|$1000|hard|To apply nitrogen to the soil to aid plant growth|to fertilize
18/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ROYAL NAME'S THE SAME|$800|hard|Unlike England's 'Merry Monarch' Charles II, this country's Charles II was 'El Hechizado', The Bewitched|Spain
22/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SENTIMENTAL ROCK|$800|hard|It's the group heard here with a sentimental '80s hit  'I've been waiting for a girl like you to come into my life...'|Foreigner
24/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MARINE BIOLOGY|$2000|hard|This small five-letter animal seen here is the main food source of the Antarctic blue whale|krill
07/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$400|easy|In 1850 he left the Chicago police force, having started his own national detective agency|Pinkerton
19/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ART TECHNIQUE|$1200|hard|Encaustic painting, used since ancient times, applies this animal product to a rigid surface & fixes it with heat|wax
20/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|VEGETABLES|$600|medium|'Swiss' vegetable that's also known as the 'Spinach Beet'|Chard
22/05/2003|Jeopardy!|IS THERE A POINT TO ALL THIS?|$600|medium|This military academy's 3-word motto is 'Duty, Honor, Country'|West Point
23/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MY PRESIDENTIAL FANTASY DRAFT|$400|easy|Like his dad, he made the big leagues, & his 1794 appointment as minister to the Netherlands pads his intl. stats|John Quincy Adams
22/05/1990|Jeopardy!|'NORTH'|$400|easy|Shakespeare's Julius Caesar said, 'If I could pray to move, prayers would move me; but I am as constant as' this|The North Star
26/10/2004|Jeopardy!|1959|$600|medium|Valerie Harper is one of the chorus girls in this 1959 movie musical set in Dogpatch|Li'l Abner
12/11/1998|Jeopardy!|1820s AMERICA|$400|easy|On April 8, 1826 this 'Great Compromiser' duelled John Randolph; neither man was injured|Henry Clay
08/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE GERALD R. FORD MUSEUM|$2000|hard|(Jimmy stands next to a menorah.) This ancient menorah was a gift from this Israeli prime minister & Labor Party leader; his first term in office coincided with Gerald Ford's: 1974-1977|(Yitzhak) Rabin
16/10/2009|Jeopardy!|A HISTORY OF VIOLINS|$600|medium|Established in 1626, Les 24 Violons du Roi was the orchestra of this king, the 13th of the name|Louis
04/02/2009|Jeopardy!|PODGE-POURRI|$600|medium|Don't take 'four score & seven years' to tell us it equals this many total years|87
31/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GRANT|$400|easy|In April 1861, a week after this fort fell, Grant wrote, 'There are but two parties now, traitors and patriots'|Fort Sumter
05/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FACTS & FIGURES|$800|hard|Cow's milk contains about 50% of this sugar; human milk is slightly sweeter|Lactose
18/03/2008|Jeopardy!|GRAB BAG|$200|easy|Chemist Patsy Sherman was working for 3M when she created this stain protector with a 'national' name|Scotchgard
13/06/2008|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$600|medium|10-letter word describing a woman's dress without arm coverings|sleeveless
04/04/2007|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$1000|hard|Ritz, Club, Goldfish|crackers
30/05/2001|Jeopardy!|ROBERT'S RULES OF ORDER|$500|medium|It's the motion made to have a temporary stop in the proceedings & perhaps send everyone to the playground|Recess
26/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SPEECH|$400|easy|The national association for this disorder says not to fill in sufferers' words or tell them, 'just relax'|stuttering
02/06/2008|Jeopardy!|AH, SWEET MYTHTERY|$1000|hard|This mythological sculptor tragically fell in love with a beautiful statue he had carved|Pygmalion
03/11/2004|Jeopardy!|IT'S ELEMENTAL|$600|medium|In the electronics industry, this element symbolized Si, is made into N- & P-types of semiconductors|silicon
28/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BODY WORLDS|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew points to a set of tiny bones in the Body Worlds exhibit at the California ScienCenter.)  The smallest bones of the body, the hammer, stirrup and anvil, are found in this part of the ear|the middle ear
01/10/1998|Jeopardy!|AULD LANG SEINFELD|$100|easy|'Seinfeld' catch phrase that means 'blah, blah, blah'|Yada, Yada, Yada
22/10/1999|Jeopardy!|MARRIED WITH CHILDREN|$400|easy|Make sure all your children are immunized against this 'barnyard' disease caused by Varicella-Zoster|Chickenpox
07/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PLACES|$1200|hard|The city of Fukui, on this largest of Japan's islands, was devastated by an earthquake in 1948|Honshu
31/01/1996|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY|$300|easy|To stop staining, Farah makes men's slacks coated with this, usually found on cookware|Teflon
30/10/2007|Jeopardy!|MSSNG VWLS|$3000|hard|A woodwind instrument: B|an oboe
20/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CIVIL WAR PEOPLE|$1200|hard|Confederate General Richard Taylor was the son of this U.S. President|Zachary Taylor
27/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$200|easy|The 'Olympia' variety of this seafood is a favorite for eating on the half shell|Oyster
13/04/2007|Jeopardy!|EAT IT, BEAT IT OR TREAT IT|$600|medium|Tinea|treat it
01/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AN ELEMENT-AL CATEGORY|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from a bedside.)  Here at the sleep center at Stanford Hospital and Clinics, one of the 32 devices attached to a subject measures the levels of this element in the blood, which can be an indicator of sleep apnea|oxygen
03/12/1998|Jeopardy!|FABULOUS BAKER BOYS|$200|easy|He won one Pulitzer Prize in 1979 for his New York Times column & one in 1983 for his autobiography|Russell Baker
10/03/1997|Jeopardy!|-OLOGIES|$300|easy|Areology is the observation & study of this planet|Mars
10/11/2009|Final Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|None|None|De Maupassant, Zola & Dumas fils were among those signing a petition decrying it as 'a gigantic... factory chimney'|the Eiffel Tower
08/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CALL ME A'LEX'|$1600|hard|Elaborate in structure or by nature|complex
29/06/1993|Jeopardy!|SIMILES|$100|easy|Something that turns out well 'comes up smelling like' these flowers|roses
19/02/2008|Final Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|None|None|One of the two state capitals whose names end with the Greek word for 'city'|(1 of) Annapolis or Indianapolis
18/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MINIONS|$800|hard|Sullivan University offers the USA'S first diploma for personal these, who can whip you up a nice Terrine de Canard|chef
09/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CRUISE LINES|$1600|hard|As this vampire in 'Interview with the Vampire', Cruise says, 'What I wouldn't give for a drop of good... Creole blood'|Lestat
10/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$600|medium|This Spaniard's brother-in-law, court painter Francisco Bayeu, helped him get commissions in the 1770s|Francisco Goya
23/06/1998|Jeopardy!|THE 1970s|$500|medium|The first baby conceived outside a woman's body was born in this country|England (Louise Brown)
03/05/2011|Jeopardy!|FLAGS OF THE WORLD|$800|hard|The 11 stripes on this African country's flag commemorate the 11 signers of its Declaration of Independence|Liberia
29/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY REVIEW|$400|easy|The 2000 discovery of 7,500-year-old artifacts deep in this 'colorful' Asian sea suggests a deluge-like flood|Black Sea
20/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'HY' SCIENCE|$1000|hard|His contribution to science was the celluloid strip used in film, not the sanitary strip used in hotels|John Wesley Hyatt
11/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|11-LETTER WORDS|$1200|hard|The act of making or enacting laws|legislation
03/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE H WITH U|$2400|hard|The science of raising crops or food animals, matrimonially speaking|husbandry
31/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWER NAMES|$800|hard|The Spanish called this flower, seen here, copa de oro, 'cup of gold'|a California poppy
25/09/2009|Jeopardy!|2 NUMBERS PLEASE|$800|hard|In '1984' Winston writes, 'Freedom is the freedom to say that' this 'plus' this 'make four'|2 & 2
05/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$200|easy|The 1st permanent English settlement in America|Jamestown
18/07/2001|Jeopardy!|KANSAS CITIES|$200|easy|In the 1960s this largest Kansas city became the world's largest producer of general aviation aircraft|Wichita
17/05/2007|Jeopardy!|SUV|$800|hard|This Dodge vehicle would look good on the streets of the cities of the same name in Mexico & Colorado|Durango
21/04/1997|Jeopardy!|STADIUMS & ARENAS|$100|easy|Lambeau Field is named for 'Curly' Lambeau, the first coach of this Green Bay football team|Green Bay Packers
21/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE GIFT OF 'GAB'|$1000|hard|This type of viper has fangs nearly 2 inches long|Gabon viper
28/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$400|easy|This president from Kinderhook was the first who wasn't born a British subject|Martin Van Buren
04/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE BUSH FAMILY TREE|$800|hard|She & Barbara are the twin daughters of Laura Bush|Jenna
23/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ROCKERS|$2000|hard|This drummer's autobiography is titled 'Riders on the Storm: My Life with Jim Morrison and the Doors'|John Densmore
15/05/2007|Jeopardy!|YOUR DAYS ARE NUMBERED|$400|easy|Years that read the same upside down & right side up include 1881, 6009 & this year of the 1960s|1961
10/02/2000|Jeopardy!|IT'S WHAT WE DO|$200|easy|Salespeople at this athletic shoe retailer are known as 'stripers' & dress accordingly|The Foot Locker
06/02/1986|Jeopardy!|'F' WORDS|$100|easy|Sitting in church, Aunt Esther might tell you to sit still & not do this|fuss (fidget, or fiddle)
18/11/1992|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL QUOTES|$400|easy|To this disciple, Jesus said, 'Get thee behind me, Satan'|Peter
21/06/2001|Jeopardy!|EXPLORATION|$100|easy|In a ship he bought from Bjarni Herjulfsson, he set sail in 1001 & found Vinland|Leif Ericson
09/05/2005|Jeopardy!|REALITY SHOWS OF THE PAST|$800|hard|On 'American Idol', Creek & Cherokee Indians performed the Busk ceremony when this crop was ready for roasting|maize (or corn)
07/06/2002|Jeopardy!|I MADE IT THROUGH THE REIGN|$200|easy|For 164 years, 1610 to 1774, France was ruled by just 3 kings, all of this name|Louis
29/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'B'4|$800|hard|A sculpture head & shoulders above the rest, or slang for to place under arrest|bust
04/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PRIME NUMBER, PLEASE|$1200|hard|Barry Bonds currently holds the single-season home run record with this many*|73
30/03/2001|Jeopardy!|'M' & EMMYS|$200|easy|Judith Anderson won Emmys in 1955 & 1961 for playing this Shakespearean lady|Lady Macbeth
08/09/2000|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE THINGS|$300|easy|This blue-green stone is the state gem of Arizona & New Mexico|Turquoise
14/02/2003|Jeopardy!|NECCO SWEETHEARTS|$800|hard|In the 2001 mix there was the name of this goddess or planet|Venus
27/01/1998|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES|$400|easy|Bohemia is the most populous region of this republic|Czech Republic
16/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COOL PLACES TO GO|$1600|hard|he 'Freeze Yer Gizzard Blizzard Run' is an annual event held in International Falls in this U.S. state|Minnesota
23/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LOW TECH|$400|easy|Stone item seen here from the Neolithic, or 'New Stone' Age|Arrowhead
15/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CITY OF THE DAY: DETROIT|$800|hard|In Grosse Point Shores, you can tour the antique-filled home of this man, the only son of an auto pioneer|Edsel Ford
18/05/2001|Jeopardy!|COLOR FILMS|$400|easy|Gerard Depardieu made his English-language debut in this 1990 film|Green Card
27/06/2008|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew puts salt & pepper in beakers of water.) The molecular structure of salt allows it to dissolve in water; the pepper will only disperse, creating this type of mixture, from the Latin for 'hung up'|a suspension
07/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HOTEL CALIFORNIA|$1200|hard|Plenty of room at this ship docked at Long Beach that opened its first hotel rooms in 1972|the Queen Mary
09/06/2005|Jeopardy!|COFFEE TALK|$1000|hard|One type of this salad plant is roasted & used as a coffee substitute, particularly in Louisiana|chicory
06/03/2001|Jeopardy!|EAST TIMOR|$100|easy|They're the geographic 'Indies' where you'll find East Timor|East Indies
17/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|WOMAN IN SPACE|$600|medium|The Soviets honored her in 1983 by putting her image, in space suit & helmet, on a 1-ruble coin|Valentina Tereshkova
27/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$400|easy|'The Dance', also the title of the work seen here, was one of this artist's favorite scenes|Henri Matisse
23/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SAVING THE BEST FOR LAST|$1200|hard|In July 1889 this fighter knocked out Jack Kilrain in the last bare-knuckled championship boxing match|(John L.) Sullivan
06/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|THANKSGIVING|$200|easy|Though it's been moved, it's still revered as Pilgrims' landing spot|Plymouth Rock
30/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS OSCAR WINNERS|$2000|hard|She took home an Oscar for 'From Here to Eternity' & later starred in one of TV's most wholesome sitcoms|Donna Reed
30/04/2007|Jeopardy!|I'M GOING TO DISNEYLAND|$200|easy|That spooky woman's head in a crystal ball always freaks me out on this scary ride|The Haunted Mansion
18/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL DAUGHTERS|$600|medium|From 1987-89 she served as co-chairman of the Republican National Committee|Maureen Reagan
21/10/1999|Jeopardy!|TV CHARACTERS' MAIDEN NAMES|$400|easy|'Oh, Rob!'  This character was given 2 different maiden names, Meeker & Meehan|Laura Petrie (from 'The Dick Van Dyke Show')
07/02/2006|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$800|hard|This element, symbol Co, was once popular for making invisible ink|cobalt
30/06/2003|Jeopardy!|A 'COCK'-EYED CATEGORY|$200|easy|A Bloody Mary, for example|cocktail
07/04/1999|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL LANGUAGES|$500|medium|Angola|Portuguese
22/09/2006|Jeopardy!|MISHEARD LYRICS|$400|easy|'Careless Whisper' by them doesn't say, 'Should have known better than to Chia Pet'; it's 'cheat a friend'|WHAM!
03/04/2003|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THE '80s|$600|medium|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew at the Henry Ford Museum in Detroit)  On March 30, 1981 outside the Washington Hilton, this man was shoved into this 1972 Lincoln limousine|Ronald Reagan
25/06/1999|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$100|easy|The Harvard is made with sweet vermouth; dry vermouth is in this cocktail with the name of a Harvard rival|Yale
13/01/2000|Jeopardy!|QUOTABLE POTENT POTABLES|$500|medium|This poet thought, 'Candy is dandy, but liquor is quicker'|Ogden Nash
22/04/1986|Double Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$600|medium|Migration of insects thru the air is classed as active or passive, depending on use of this|wind
28/09/1989|Jeopardy!|'STREET'S|$300|easy|At the age of 61, this actor made his film debut as the ponderous Kasper Gutman in 'The Maltese Falcon'|Sydney Greenstreet
02/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ROMAN ART|$1200|hard|In Rome's Cherasi Chapel is Caravaggio's conversion of a painting of this saint|Paul
13/11/1985|Jeopardy!|SODA POP QUIZ|$200|easy|Caleb Bradham named his elixir this because it was supposed to relieve dyspepsia|Pepsi Cola
25/12/2002|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|Term for the goal in hockey, soccer or lacrosse|net
21/02/2005|Jeopardy!|WHY NOT?|$200|easy|Though outer space is a giant one of these, it doesn't Hoover us up because there's no air pressure to provide suction|a vacuum
24/05/2004|Jeopardy!|AIRLINES|$1000|hard|Though now competing with newer companies, it remains Russia's largest air carrier|Aeroflot
28/10/1997|Jeopardy!|MOVIE STARS|$500|medium|Before starring on film as Ike Turner & Othello, he played Cowboy Curtis  on TV's 'Pee Wee's Playhouse'|Laurence Fishburne
22/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SAVE THESE BOOKS FOR 'LAST'|$800|hard|This Bulwer-Lytton novel takes place just before & during a catastrophic volcanic eruption|The Last Days of Pompeii
22/11/2010|Jeopardy!|THE QUOTABLE DE NIRO|$800|hard|1995: 'Meeting in the middle of a desert always made me nervous, it's a scary place'|Casino
12/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|POET-POURRI|$1000|hard|In 1809 he took his seat in the House of Lords & began 2 years of travel in Portugal, Spain & Greece|Lord Byron
11/02/2009|Jeopardy!|THE GADSDEN PURCHASE|$200|easy|The 30,000-square mile purchase ensured U.S. control of the Mesilla Valley, bordering this strategic river|the Rio Grande
29/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE ROARING '20s|$400|easy|Under this name Angelo Siciliano was billed as 'the world's most perfectly developed man'|Charles Atlas
10/04/2000|Jeopardy!|ON THE MONEY|$300|easy|Catholic leader Daniel O'Connell appears on notes of this Irish monetary unit also called a punt|Pound
10/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST THINGS FIRST|$800|hard|He wasn't a scenery-chewing actor, he was the first 'astrochimp' that the U.S. launched into space|Ham
29/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY MATCHES|$1200|hard|Wonder if this ex-heavyweight champ sang 'In The Air Tonight' at his June 6, 2009 wedding to Lakiha Spicer|Mike Tyson
08/02/2008|Jeopardy!|BRIDGES|$800|hard|The name of this bridge in Venice is said to have come from the lamentations of prisoners|the Bridge of Sighs
10/03/1997|Jeopardy!|-OLOGIES|$100|easy|While olfactology is concerned with smell, audiology deals with this sense|Hearing
10/10/1991|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARY FICTION|$1000|hard|Colleen McCullough's novel 'The Ladies of Missalonghi' is set in the Blue Mountains of this country|Australia
10/07/1997|Jeopardy!|ELECTRICITY|$400|easy|In an incandescent light bulb this wire, usually tungsten, provides the light|Filament
12/03/2010|Jeopardy!|1961|$800|hard|On February 9 they made their first appearance at the Cavern Club|The Beatles
12/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|18th CENTURY LITERATURE|$800|hard|1720's 'The Adventures of Captain Singleton' was his next novel after 'Robinson Crusoe'|Daniel Defoe
15/03/2006|Jeopardy!|HONEST AL TREBEK'S USED CARS|$1000|hard|You'll feel like Montezuma in his chariot--I've got a whole lot of these Pontiac 'sport recreation vehicles'|the Aztek
17/06/2008|Jeopardy!|TYCOONS|$1000|hard|One letter was changed in this tycoon's last name to get the company name Revlon|Charles Revson
26/04/2007|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES HOUSE & HOME|$200|easy|Bemz sells covers in bright decorator colors for the furniture of this other Swedish company|IKEA
11/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN BOXERS|$400|easy|Sly Stallone, 1976|Rocky Balboa
03/10/1985|Jeopardy!|MOVIES|$400|easy|The make of car that starts up immediately after 200 years in Woody Allen's 'Sleeper'|Volkswagen Beetle
22/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TREES|$400|easy|The Arizona cypress is a favorite as this holiday decoration|Christmas tree
10/07/2000|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$400|easy|Petronius wrote his 'Satyricon' in the vulgar form of this language|Latin
29/10/2001|Jeopardy!|THEY WERE FREEMASONS|$500|medium|This former VP & Freemason launched a conspiracy to take over the U.S. Southwest|Aaron Burr
15/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHO THE 'H' ARE YOU?|$1200|hard|He appointed former President William Howard Taft to the Supreme Court|Harding
05/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MERRIAM-WEBSTER'S TOP 10 WORDS OF 2008|$2000|hard|Meaning 'to evaluate for possible approval', this word can also refer to a type of doctor|vet
12/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ROSES|$200|easy|This Latin term for 'confidentially' literally means 'under the rose'|sub rosa
02/03/2005|Jeopardy!|PAVLOVIAN JEOPARDY!|$800|hard|Speech. 32 days.  Dead.|William Henry Harrison
09/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS|$800|hard|Frontiersman Natty Bumppo was the title character in this James Fenimore Cooper novel|The Deerslayer
06/04/1999|Jeopardy!|JOB BANK|$400|easy|Preceding 'leader' it makes you head of a gang of thugs; before 'master', head of a gang of circus acts|Ring
16/12/1996|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$500|medium|It's the smallest & highest sounding brass instrument in an orchestra|Trumpet/Cornet
16/04/1998|Jeopardy!|STATE FLAGS|$400|easy|[flag]|Texas
09/06/1998|Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$300|easy|It's equal to .0394 inches|Millimeter
16/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MISSILE-ANEOUS|$200|easy|Edible slang for a person's head led to this term for a pitch thrown at the head of a batter|Beanball
15/07/2008|Jeopardy!|SHOW BIZ OATHS & EXCLAMATIONS|$800|hard|This 1970s Robin Williams show was full of 'Shazbot'|Mork & Mindy
17/09/1997|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$1000|hard|The book of Acts is also known by the longer title 'The Acts of' these men|The Apostles
10/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY RHYME TIME|$400|easy|A verdant one of 'The few, the proud...'|a green Marine
12/10/1999|Jeopardy!|1999 COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS|$200|easy|Hey, hey, hey!  He told Colgate grads that whining won't get you your way anymore|Bill Cosby
08/05/2009|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL COLLECTIVE|$1000|hard|A flock of these black birds is called a murder|crows
10/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE|$1000|hard|Hawthorne died while traveling through New Hampshire with this former president, his close friend|Franklin Pierce
03/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HERE LIES...|$1600|hard|Francisco Goya|Madrid
07/05/2008|Jeopardy!|FACTS FROM ALMANACS|$1000|hard|The Supreme Court rejected absolute executive privilege in the 1974 case United States v. this man|Richard Nixon
17/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELS|$1000|hard|The name of this gemstone comes from the Spanish pieda de ijada, 'hip stone'; it was thought to cure kidney diseases|jade
22/05/2009|Jeopardy!|THEIR FIRST TOP 10 SOLO HIT|$200|easy|'If You Love Somebody Set Them Free' (1985)|Sting
28/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|JULIUS CAESAR SALAD|$2000|hard|In 45 B.C. Caesar was given permission to wear this, which he appreciated as it covered his baldness|a laurel wreath
02/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NOBEL LITERATURE PRIZE WINNERS|$400|easy|1953: This British politician|(Winston) Churchill
09/10/2008|Jeopardy!|HALLS OF FAME|$600|medium|'Let's Make a Deal'--name this Canadian who was inducted into the American TV Game Show Hall of Fame in 2007|Monty Hall
04/05/2005|Jeopardy!|IT HAD TO BE 'U'|$600|medium|In 1851 the National Era began publishing installments of this Stowe work|Uncle Tom's Cabin
24/05/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$500|medium|Highlights of this small Arizona city include Boothill Graveyard & the O.K. Corral|Tombstone
27/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'W'|$1600|hard|This 4-letter term for a ridge on the skin resulting from a blow also begins the name of a boxing weight division|a welt
20/11/1987|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$100|easy|In October of 1986, South Africa's Dutch Reformed Church denounced this|apartheid
02/06/2004|Jeopardy!|PLAY TIME|$600|medium|One of the tiles in the first word put on a Scrabble board must cover the square with this symbol on it|a star
12/11/1990|Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$200|easy|'Needle' is one type of this procedure in which tissue is taken from the body for a microscopic exam|a biopsy
11/09/1997|Jeopardy!|KNOW YOUR EARTH|$400|easy|The book 'The Earth' calls this the most potent geomorphological agent there is, causing the most damage|man
25/11/2010|Jeopardy!|THE OFFICE WORKOUT|$400|easy|Practice the office version of this exercise by sitting down & standing up in rapid succession a few times a day|squats
26/03/1997|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$300|easy|Some of this toy retailer's stores have in-store specialty shops, including the Lego Store & The Learning Center|Toys 'R' Us
03/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COLONIAL NAMES FOR COUNTRIES|$1200|hard|German Southwest Africa|Namibia
07/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OFF TO COLLEGE|$2000|hard|After a millionaire was murdered by his valet, this Houston univ. that he endowed got to open its doors sooner|Rice
18/11/2010|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE STUFF|$1000|hard|Native to Idaho, the cutthroat type of this is the state fish|trout
11/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ONE-WORD MOVIES|$1200|hard|John Travolta voiced the title canine in this 2008 family film|Bolt
04/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE 4th|$3000|hard|The 4th monarch of England in the 20th century, he died in 1972|Edward VIII
27/04/2007|Jeopardy!|IT'S A SCIENTIFIC FACT|$1000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports.) Give a length of paper a half-twist, join the ends, and you've created one of these one-sided strips named for a German topologist|a Möbius strip
16/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN WHO STRAYED|$1000|hard|This diplomat was pushing 70 when his wife Emma took up with naval hero Horatio Nelson|Lord Hamilton
30/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POP DIVA TURNS MOVIE STAR|$800|hard|1980: Dolly Parton in this workplace comedy|Nine to Five
24/11/1999|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$300|easy|Christians observe this holy day to celebrate Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem|Palm Sunday
15/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|POLYHYMNIA|$2000|hard|Bede recorded this earliest-known Anglo-Saxon Christian poet's 'Hymn' in prose|Cædmon
17/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS|$1000|hard|The Great White Throne, a flat-topped monolith, rises about 2,400 feet above this Utah park's canyon floor|Zion
06/09/1999|Jeopardy!|MOVIE PEOPLE|$200|easy|He's just groovy as the actor who plays Austin Powers, baby|Mike Myers
14/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$400|easy|In 1749 this Williamsburg, Virginia college awarded George Washington his surveyors license|William and Mary
12/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE MELBOURNE OLYMPICS, 1956|$400|easy|Teams were pulling out left & right, some in protest of the Soviet invasion of this country|Hungary
07/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYBILL|$400|easy|Playbill exposed the way this show's final scene is tastefully lit during those last few seconds when 6 guys bare all|The Full Monty
14/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'SHORT' STOP|$2000|hard|Now meaning a quick, careless treatment, it was originally a hurry-up penance given to criminals before execution|a short shrift
16/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ROOF OF THE WORLD|$600|medium|The 1,000-room, 13-floor Potala Palace overlooking this Tibetan capital is now a museum|Lhasa
03/06/2004|Jeopardy!|GOING TO THE DOGS|$400|easy|It's the breed of dog in the famous logo seen here|a basset hound
11/02/1997|Jeopardy!|C IS FOR...|$400|easy|Corinth Canal, completed in 1893, which was cut 4 miles through solid rock in this country|Greece
29/09/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 'ROCKY's|$400|easy|In the bluegrass classic, it's 'Home sweet home to me'|Rocky Top, Tennessee
24/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'VE GOT YELLOW FEVER|$2000|hard|A Washington, D.C. hospital bears the name of this man who fought yellow fever in Cuba & discovered its cause|Walter Reed
16/04/2004|Jeopardy!|'B' PREPARED|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm Chris Matthews)  Working for the San Francisco Examiner in November 1989 I reported on the historic fall of this structure|the Berlin Wall
11/07/2000|Jeopardy!|MOTHER GOOSE|$500|medium|It's what the rat ate in 'The House that Jack Built'|the malt
16/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S WHO IN AMERICA|$1200|hard|He listed himself in Who's Who as an 'electrician'--guess inventing the incandescent bulb qualifies|Edison
01/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE STUFF|$1200|hard|The bowhead type of this takes a bow as Alaska's state marine mammal|a whale
17/04/1998|Jeopardy!|SKIN DEEP|$200|easy|Contact dermatitis can be the result of contact with this plant, Rhus radicans|Poison Ivy
21/03/2011|Jeopardy!|FLAGS OF THE WORLD|$800|hard|The green flag of this kingdom has a white sword & the shahadah, the Muslim statement of faith, in white script|Saudi Arabia
15/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|The Gutenberg Discontinuity is the boundary that separates the core from this part of the earth|the mantle
25/02/2005|Jeopardy!|ALLISON JANNEY WAS IN THAT?|$800|hard|Allison clocked in as Meryl Streep's domestic partner in the 2002 film with this 'timely' title|The Hours
03/06/2010|Jeopardy!|'EVE'|$200|easy|Cuff links go on this part of your shirt|a sleeve
01/05/2000|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS SINCE 1970|$400|easy|Served in the House of Representatives the longest|Gerald Ford
30/09/1985|Final Jeopardy!|RECENT HISTORY|None|None|President under whom the U.S. gave full recognition to Communist China|Jimmy Carter
30/04/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PAY THE 'BILL'|$1600|hard|It was Michael Jackson's first music video to play on MTV|Billie Jean
20/07/2009|Jeopardy!|U.S. ARMY 5-STAR GENERALS|$200|easy|He was the last one who also served as a U.S. president|Eisenhower
18/12/1998|Jeopardy!|CAR PETS|$100|easy|On June 17, 1994 95 million people watched the California Highway Patrol follow one of these Ford vans|Bronco
27/02/2001|Jeopardy!|'NO' WAY|$400|easy|Adjacent border towns in Arizona & Mexico share this name|Nogales
22/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|JACKS OF ALL TRADES|$800|hard|This 1996 vice-presidential candidate was once a quarterback for the Buffalo Bills|Jack Kemp
04/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EYE ON THE UNIVERSE|$800|hard|It's not a beer, it's the ring seen here|a corona
12/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT COINS|$400|easy|The animal featured on the electrum coin of Lydia, it got the world's coinage off to a roaring success|Lion
23/10/2003|Jeopardy!|YOU GET NO DESSERT!|$1000|hard|David Riccio, secretary to this queen, was dragged from her supper room at Holyrood in 1566 & brutally killed|Queen Mary (of Scotland)
05/05/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS TERMS|$300|easy|Backward short leg, bat, wicket|Cricket
11/03/2003|Jeopardy!|FISH|$1000|hard|Feeding on other fish's entrails, it gets its name from a 3-letter word for an ugly old woman|hagfish
23/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE HERBERT HOOVER PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY|$800|hard|(Jimmy stands behind sacks of food) During World War I, Hoover provided sacks of food via the Commission for Relief of this country caught between German bayonets and a British blockade|Belgium
18/06/1998|Jeopardy!|LET'S GO TO FLORIDA|$200|easy|The 'Terrors of the Deep' attraction at this park might even scare Shamu|Sea World
14/07/2011|Jeopardy!|'SO' WHAT!|$600|medium|Paul Hindemith composed many of these, including ones for solo harp, English horn & bassoon|sonatas
19/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE OFFICIAL CELEBRITY HANDBOOK|$2000|hard|Can't afford bling?  Accessorize with a shopping bag from this store with the GG logo & horsebit symbol|Gucci
04/10/1996|Jeopardy!|THE 1820s|$400|easy|A great rock along this river inspired Heinrich Heine to write his poem 'Die Lorelei'|the Rhine
23/02/2000|Jeopardy!|FAKING IT|$500|medium|This word can mean a fake, a faker or a covering for a pillow|Sham
06/11/1989|Jeopardy!|THE QUOTABLE FRANKLIN|$500|medium|Completes his maxim, 'Some are weather-wise...'|Some are other-wise
17/09/2004|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$1000|hard|This Portuguese group in the N. Atlantic was uninhabited when discovered in 1427; now it has over 200,000 people|the Azores
23/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPECIAL FORCES|$800|hard|This U.S. Navy Special Force takes its name from its 3 areas of operation|Navy Seals (Sea, Air & Land)
15/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THOSE AMAZING MAMMALS|$100|easy|Newly born calves of this 'colorful' mammal can measure 28 feet in length & weigh up to 3 tons|Blue whale
02/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|AVIATION|$800|hard|In 1988, the Air Force unveiled this hi-tech bomber, described as a 'flying wing'|B-2
06/03/1992|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS|$200|easy|In Act 1, Scene 1 of 'Macbeth' this trio vanishes in 'the fog and filthy air'|the three witches
22/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$1200|hard|Relationship of J.D. Salinger's Franny & Zooey|siblings
11/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|INAUGURAL ADDRESSES|$400|easy|'Let the word go forth from this time and place, to friend and foe alike, that the torch has been passed...'|John F. Kennedy
20/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AIN'T THAT 'GRAND'|$400|easy|The Republicans had been around less than 30 years when they were dubbed this|the Grand Old Party
27/12/1996|Jeopardy!|'E'ASY DOES IT|$400|easy|The escarole variety of this vegetable has broad, smooth leaves; the curly type has fringed leaves|Endive
11/04/2006|Jeopardy!|CHURCHES & CATHEDRALS|$400|easy|The name of this Byzantine church in Istanbul is Greek for 'holy wisdom'|the Hagia Sophia
25/10/2001|Jeopardy!|¿HABLA ESPAÑOL?  ¡SÍ!|$200|easy|My wife claims I am muy this, manly & assertive, just like the Village People song|macho
14/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|2006 SPORTS LAUGHS|$800|hard|The White Sox made a deal with a convenience store chain, so weeknight games will start at this time|7:11
01/01/2010|Jeopardy!|TIME TO 'EAT'|$800|hard|Moss type used as fuel|peat
20/01/2005|Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY COWBOY|$400|easy|Though the Cattalo occurs in nature, Charles Jones claimed to be the first to cross a cow with this to make one|buffalo
09/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS & THEIR WORKS|$600|medium|This author of 'My Antonia' set her last novel, 'Sapphira And The Slave Girl', in Virginia, her home state|Willa Cather
03/10/1996|Jeopardy!|FASHION HISTORY|$300|easy|Harry Truman helped popularize this Hawaiian shirt when he wore one on the cover of Life Magazine in 1951|the Aloha shirt
14/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SEALING WAX|$2000|hard|This valuable wax secreted by sperm whales is used as a fixative in perfumes|ambergris
01/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BEYOND BELIEF|$2000|hard|Analysis of someone's character by feeling the bumps & shape of their skull|phrenology
04/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$400|easy|This Garp creator also wrote the children's book 'A Sound Like Someone Trying Not to Make a Sound'|(John) Irving
18/02/2005|Jeopardy!|SEARCH DOG FOUNDATION|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew leads a black lab over a moving obstacle-course bridge.)  Trained on moving obstacles, over a quarter of the nation's certified search dog task forces are based in this state due to its frequent earthquakes|California
12/02/1999|Jeopardy!|WORDS FOR TWO|$300|easy|They can be fraternal or identical|Twins
08/04/2010|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS|$400|easy|Heard in battle in the 1860s, it has been variously transcribed as seen here|a rebel yell
13/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|1996|$400|easy|The world learned of a dinosaur larger than this one usually thought the biggest carnivore|Tyrannosaurus Rex
11/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'50s FASHION|$600|medium|This polyester fiber from Du Pont made men's trousers 'Neater...more comofortable...with less care'|Dacron
05/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$400|easy|Dateline Argonia, Kan., 1887--Susanna Salter is elected the USA's first female one of these|mayor
22/06/2006|Jeopardy!|NAMES OF THE 12 APOSTLES|$200|easy|Most popular U.S. boy's name, 1920|John
29/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SACRED TO THIS RELIGION|$400|easy|The Holy Sepulchre|Christianity
03/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$400|easy|New Zealanders have been known to use the fuzzy skin of this fruit to fix bicycle tire punctures|Kiwi fruit
02/04/1999|Jeopardy!|ON THE 'DOUBLE'|$600|medium|The Fifth Amendment protects against it|Double jeopardy
10/12/1984|Jeopardy!|FASHION|$400|easy|Teenagers' tooth wear or what the British call suspenders|braces
02/11/2005|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL HISTORIC SITES|$200|easy|A Canton, Ohio library is an archive for the contributions of these women, such as Pat Nixon|First Ladies
31/05/2000|Jeopardy!|AKA|$300|easy|Bird that's the 'bushman's clock' in Australia|Kookaburra
01/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$2000|hard|Biblical blame bearer (9)|a scapegoat
03/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|QUESTIONS FROM A 1927 QUIZ BOOK|$2000|hard|The present presiding officer of the U.S. Senate is this vice president|Charles Gates Dawes
18/09/1986|Jeopardy!|TV TRIVIA|$100|easy|Name shared by Donald Keeler's character on 'Lassie' & a plump animated pig from Warner Bros.|Porky
25/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY AMERICA|$800|hard|On October 6, 1955 the U.S. Army comissioned its first male one of these|nurses
09/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ALPHABETIC HOMOPHONES|$1600|hard|A pigtail once mandatory in the British army|queue (q)
01/11/2010|Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$400|easy|At each end, a pitched roof has one of these triangles, from an Old English word meaning 'fork'|a gable
18/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT EGYPT|$400|easy|The step one of these monuments at Saqqara was first conceived as a rectangular mastaba|Pyramid
15/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$1000|hard|It's the name of Poison's second album, or a 5-word phrase used by a doctor about to look at your tonsils|Open up and say 'Ahh!'
24/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SERIOUS ABOUT CEREAL|$400|easy|A bowl of Kellogg's All-Bran is loaded with the soluble type of this, from plantain husks|fiber
02/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$800|hard|State university campuses in this state include Bemidji, Moorhead, and St. Cloud|Minnesota
05/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'M-E's|$1200|hard|If you belong to an organization for those with high IQs, you'll know that this is the top surface of an altar|mensa
01/10/2007|Jeopardy!|SEA LIFE|$1000|hard|This white whale related to the narwhal is the only whale that can bend its neck|beluga whale
03/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA CHARACTERS|$1600|hard|Don Jose is a soldier in love with this Bizet bombshell|Carmen
29/12/2009|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE ALL WET|$400|easy|Wisconsin honeymooners may visit Big Manitou, at 165 feet one of the highest of these east of the Rockies|a waterfall
27/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WRITTEN BY ANONYMOUS|$1600|hard|The Laxdaela, one of these Icelandic prose epics, may be by a woman|a saga
08/11/1990|Jeopardy!|WEATHER|$400|easy|The Rocky Mountain equivalent of the Alpine wind called a foehn|the chinook
11/10/1996|Jeopardy!|SWEETS|$500|medium|Popular in the Middle East, Rahat Loukoum, or 'rest for the throat', is better known as this 'delight'|Turkish delight
20/05/1998|Jeopardy!|THE '60s|$200|easy|Movie rating given 'The Killing of Sister George' in 1968 & 'Midnight Cowboy' in 1969|X
27/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CLARK GABLE|$800|hard|After she was a wow singing to Gable at his 36th birthday party, she got to sing to his photo on film|Judy Garland
26/06/2008|Jeopardy!|BELLY UP TO THE BAR|$600|medium|There are Brooklyn & Bronx cocktails; this whiskey cocktail is named for another borough of New York City|Manhattan
02/01/2006|Jeopardy!|NETWORKING|$600|medium|'Teen Titans', 'Samurai Jack', 'Cow and Chicken'|Cartoon Network
01/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|7-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|It's a member of an ethnic group native to the Philippines, or the language on which Pilipino is based|Tagalog
21/09/2005|Jeopardy!|BORN|$200|easy|Born on Oct. 31, 1887 in the Zhejiang Province, he'd Taiwan-on in 1949|Chiang Kai-shek
24/05/2011|Jeopardy!|THE WHITE STUFF|$1000|hard|The glistening dunes of this New Mexico National Monument are actually miles and miles of gypsum|White Sands
08/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER VERBS|$400|easy|Tell a little lie|fib
03/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE THE FIFTH|$400|easy|Don't be afraid to roar out this fifth sign of the zodiac|Leo
04/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN RELIGION|$800|hard|Not until 1978 were blacks admitted to the priesthood in this religion|Mormons
28/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THINK 'TANK'|$1600|hard|Egyptian Pharaoh of the XVIII Dynasty whose tomb was opened in 1922|Tutankhamen
29/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TV DRAMA MAMAS|$400|easy|In Season 1 of this series, Tony's mom Livia put a hit out on him; nice, huh?|The Sopranos
03/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EPONYMS|$200|easy|This bed, raised & stored into a wall, lost its popularity when sofa convertibles came into vogue|a murphy bed
13/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PUSH THE 'BUTTON'|$800|hard|He won back-to-back Olympic gold medals in figure skating in 1948 & 1952|Dick Button
05/04/1999|Jeopardy!|AN ACTOR'S LIFE|$500|medium|When an actress is 'treading' these, she's appearing on stage|the boards
12/11/1997|Jeopardy!|ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY|$500|medium|In 1955 Arlington House was dedicated as a memorial to this Confederate general, who once lived there|Robert E. Lee
20/01/2003|Jeopardy!|'V' LOVE IT!|$800|hard|God bless this author of 'God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater'|Kurt Vonnegut
04/05/2007|Final Jeopardy!|FRENCH ARTISTS|None|None|In 1887 this artist tried living in Panama & worked on the canal before the U.S. got involved|Paul Gauguin
02/02/1996|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. MONEY|$200|easy|This present U.S. coin has a torch on its reverse|Dime
08/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE LARGEST IN AREA|$1600|hard|Kazakhstan, Pakistan, Afghanistan|Kazakhstan
16/05/2011|Jeopardy!|REALLY BIG SHOW|$200|easy|War alternated between hell & hijinks on this show whose 1983 finale got a 60.2 rating|M*A*S*H
30/06/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. 'O' TOUR|$100|easy|Since the opening of Walt Disney World, this city has become a booming metropolis|Orlando
18/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE UNIVERSE|$1000|hard|Using this method, in 1838 F.W. Bessel was first to gauge the distance between Earth & a star accurately|Parallax Method
26/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ART HISTORY|$2000|hard|Georges de la Tour mastered candlelight in the type of painting called this, also a musical term|Nocturne
19/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$200|easy|One of these struck Boston in 1755, Missouri in 1811 & Charleston in 1886, so it's not west coast-specific|Earthquake
18/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY|$400|easy|If you stop & get a room for the night at the Grand Hotel Bohemia, you'll be sleeping in this city|Prague
14/11/1988|Jeopardy!|MOVIES|$500|medium|In 'Father Goose' he played a beachcomber who secretly spotted enemy planes during WWII|Cary Grant
11/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TECHNOLOGY|$800|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from NC State University in Raleigh, NC.)  Exoskeleton garments with their own muscles are being developed to help victims of this injury caused by impaired brain blood supply|a stroke
07/06/2006|Jeopardy!|THE GRATEFUL DEAD|$1000|hard|In 1991 The Dead played a memorial concert in Golden Gate Park for this promoter before an estimated 300,000 people|Bill Graham
05/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FROM A TO E|$800|hard|A song standard says, 'You've got to' do this to 'the positive, eliminate the negative'|accentuate
29/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLD WEST|$200|easy|In 1879 the town of Leadville in this state had 350 bartenders, about 1 for every 15 residents|Colorado
13/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LOSING THE 'WAR'|$400|easy|After losing the 'war' running a prison, he goes home to his study|warden (warDEN)
03/01/1997|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL JOHNS|$100|easy|More than half of his 'solo' career consisted of collaborations with Yoko Ono|John Lennon
13/12/2001|Jeopardy!|FRANCHISES|$200|easy|Both Budget Rent-A-Car & this flapjack eatery were founded in 1958 & began franchising in 1960|IHOP (International House of Pancakes)
11/10/1996|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$300|easy|About 80% of the motorcycles bought in the U.S. are produced by this country|Japan
24/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH POETS|$1200|hard|He wrote a 1671 poet about the biblical Samson, who like him suffered blindess|John Milton
11/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS ILLUSTRATED MAGIC NUMBERS|$2000|hard|Football: 63 yards|Tom Dempsey
18/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PLEASANT 4-LETTER WORDS|$2000|hard|It means delicate in texture, or consisting of minute particles, like a puree|fine
16/06/2010|Jeopardy!|IMMANUEL CAN'T...|$800|hard|Immanuel can't spell very well: he keeps transposing letters, which makes me think he has this learning disorder|dyslexia
12/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SEÑOR MOMENTS|$400|easy|Nicknamed El Niño, this Spaniard started playing golf at age 3 & became club champ at 12|(Sergio) García
08/06/2010|Jeopardy!|I LOVE A SHOW TUNE|$400|easy|'I feel pretty, oh so pretty, I feel pretty and witty and bright' in a song from this musical|West Side Story
24/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LITERATURE|$600|medium|Esmeralda earns her living by dancing with her goat, Djali, in this novel|The Hunchback of Notre Dame
20/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$600|medium|Mahayanists label other schools of this religion 'Hinayana' or 'lesser vehicle'|Buddhism
01/10/1998|Jeopardy!|DINOSAUR LORE|$400|easy|Robert Bakker 'heated' up paleontology by suggesting dinosaurs were homeothermic, also called this|Warm-blooded
26/02/2004|Jeopardy!|CHI-TOWN NICKNAMES|$1000|hard|Good-old Carl S. hammered home the fact that the city is a this 'maker'|tool maker
30/04/1999|Jeopardy!|REDS|$200|easy|Born Aaron Chwatt, he won an Oscar for 'Sayonara' under this name|Red Buttons
30/10/1992|Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$300|easy|An article that he wrote about his riverboat days was eventually expanded into 'Life on the Mississippi'|Mark Twain
04/11/2005|Jeopardy!|UNUSUAL PETS|$800|hard|Alice Roosevelt appeared in public with one of these around her neck--the reptile, not the scarf|a boa (constrictor)
21/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL LAST NAMES|$1000|hard|This archaeologist discovered the tombs of Hatshepsut, Thutmose IV & Tutankhamen|Howard Carter
11/10/1999|Jeopardy!|JIMMY|$100|easy|The Kentucky Derby-winning jockey in 1878, or the president of the U.S. in 1978|Jimmy Carter
25/04/2005|Jeopardy!|'PRINCE'|$1000|hard|A French explorer called this North American island Ile-St.-Jean|Prince Edward Island
18/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY MUSICALS|$1200|hard|Michael Flatley choreographed, but did not appear in, this musical celebration of Irish culture when it premiered in 2000|Riverdance
07/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL INVENTORS HALL OF FAME|$200|easy|Blumberg & Millman shot into the Hall in 1993 with their vaccine for the B strain of this|Hepatitis
06/01/2012|Jeopardy!|I WANT MY 'BABY' BACK, 'BABY' BACK|$600|medium|In 2007 the first of these, born 1 second after midnight January 1, 1946, filed for social security|a Baby Boomer
02/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$800|hard|In its drive for German unification, this country defeated Austria in the 7 Weeks' War of 1866|Prussia
08/07/2005|Jeopardy!|THE FIRST WORD|$600|medium|In Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol'|Marley
27/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CROW-TATIONS|$400|easy|In 'Descent of Man' he states 'The nightingale and crow have vocal organs similarly constructed'|Charles Darwin
22/01/2008|Jeopardy!|TEAMS OF SUPER BOWL MVPs|$400|easy|IX: Franco Harris|the Pittsburgh Steelers
03/10/1986|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$200|easy|In 1893, New Zealand became the first country to give women this right|the right to vote
18/10/2010|Jeopardy!|THAT'S BORDERLINE|$200|easy|Kazakhstan has less than a 1,000-mile border with China, but an over 4,000-mile one with this country|Russia
13/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONAL NAME CHANGES|$800|hard|What began as the American Birth Control League, we now know as this|Planned Parenthood
12/09/2007|Jeopardy!|STATE MOTTOES|$400|easy|North Dakota: 'Liberty and Union, now and forever, one and' this|inseparable
06/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOUNDS|$1200|hard|A substance, like a plastic, made of macromolecules; the American Chemical Society has a division of this 'chemistry'|polymer
10/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$600|medium|George Segal's direct-cast plaster sculptures are usually this color|White
11/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FACTS & FIGURES|$1200|hard|In the U.S. in 1900 this was 46.3 for males & 48.3 for females; in 2000 it was 74.3 & 79.7|life expectancy
09/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|19TH CENTURY OPERA|$600|medium|This Finnish composer's only opera, 'The Maiden In The Tower', is rarely performed|Jean Sibelius
15/05/2003|Jeopardy!|SCANDINAVIANS|$1000|hard|We wouldn't call ourselves Homo sapiens without the work of this 18th C. Swedish naturalist|Carl Linnaeus
18/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NATURE CALLS|$800|hard|Sarah Palin could tell you it's 3 times as heavy as caribou & its name is from an Algonquian word|moose
09/02/1999|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$100|easy|It's the westernmost & northernmost of the Great Lakes|Lake Superior
03/02/2010|Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$600|medium|Our domesticated hogs are descended from these 'wild' mammals of Europe|wild boars
10/05/2010|Jeopardy!|4 SCORE & 7|$1000|hard|In 2005 we learned that 87 Sylvia, one of these, is unique in that it has 2 moons|an asteroid
26/09/2006|Jeopardy!|NHL TEAMS IN OTHER WORDS|$600|medium|Electrical Discharge|the (Tampa Bay) Lightning
06/10/2011|Jeopardy!|OCTOBERFEST|$800|hard|Melvil Dewey co-founded this group, the ALA, in Philadelphia on October 6, 1876|the American Library Association
14/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WATERFALLS|$700|hard|It lies on Auyan-Tepui Mountain in Venezuela|Angel Falls
26/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ON WORDS|$1600|hard|A Tamil word for 'drummer' gave us this term for a social outcast; it's also a member of a low caste in India|a pariah
08/09/1998|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE PLAIN & SIMPLE|$200|easy|This play's last line is ' 'Tis a wonder, by your leave, she will be tamed so'|Taming of the Shrew
05/02/1993|Jeopardy!|CHOCOLATE|$400|easy|Chocolate, garlic & onions are 3 of the main ingredients in this spicy Mexican sauce|mole
04/10/2004|Jeopardy!|SPORTS VENUES|$1000|hard|(I'm Moe Williams from the NFL.)  The Minnesota Vikings play their home games in a domed stadium named for this former U.S. vice president|Humphrey
14/10/2004|Jeopardy!|HUMANITARIAN LADIES|$800|hard|The 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution giving women full suffrage was nicknamed for her|Susan B. Anthony
04/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SOMETHIN' TO 'C'|$600|medium|The means of production are privately owned in this economic system|Capitalism
22/12/2009|Jeopardy!|DAD, GUM IT|$1000|hard|This 'colorful' gum-chewing girl has a golden ticket that gets her & her dad in to see Willy Wonka|Violet Beauregarde
29/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$1000|hard|'Spleen' is part of a 6-song set from this 'La Mer' composer|Claude Debussy
11/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NAMED FOR PEOPLE|$1200|hard|Now a floating hotel, this ship made her maiden voyage in May 1936|the Queen Mary
01/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE COLLAGE|$400|easy|Each fall this university holds its raucous pep rally known as the 'Gator Growl'|the University of Florida
30/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE UNITED NATIONS|$1600|hard|This nomadic group also called the Romany has had non-governmental org. status at the U.N. since 1979|the Gypsies
06/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MARLON BRANDO FILMS|$200|easy|This controversial Brando film of the '70s has X-rated & R-rated versions|Last Tango in Paris
18/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$400|easy|When JFK commanded PT-109, his superior was this man, later Attorney General under Nixon|John Mitchell
19/10/1998|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$200|easy|In 1870 he published his 'National Photographic Collection of War Views and Portraits....'|Mathew Brady
08/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|POETS|$200|easy|He began a correspondence with Elizabeth Barrett in 1845 & a year later they were married|Robert Browning
29/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|EATING PLACES|$800|hard|Canter's, a famous one of these restaurants, has been serving up chicken soup & knishes in the L.A. area since 1931|a delicatessen
12/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$200|easy|Though Polish is a Slavic language, it uses this alphabet|Latin (or Western)
21/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|STING|$1600|hard|Operation Casablanca targeted Mexican banks suspected of this activity that doesn't use Tide or Cheer|money laundering
11/09/1998|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S UP, DUCK?|$500|medium|DU for short, this organization publishes Puddler Magazine for kids|Ducks Unlimited
14/05/1998|Final Jeopardy!|WORDS FROM THE BIBLE|None|None|A 17th C. sermon on the book of Judges led to this group's name being applied to uneducated townspeople|Philistines
29/05/1998|Jeopardy!|SCHOOL DAZE|$500|medium|'Catholic' means broadminded, but Catholic schools are this type, which also means narrowminded|Parochial
26/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'PUN' JAB|$1600|hard|William Gibson pioneered this sci-fi genre of characters in a dark, futuristic world dominated by computers|cyberpunk
20/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR ONLY TOP 10 POP HIT|$2000|hard|'Linger' (1993)|The Cranberries
21/03/2001|Jeopardy!|HUNDREDS|$100|easy|Scrape together 100 pence & trade it into the Bank of England for 1 of these|Pound
24/12/2007|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV TOONS|$200|easy|His theme song says he's 'the friendliest ghost you know'|Casper
05/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CATCHPHRASES|$600|medium|The male heroes of early 20th C. British romance novels were often described with this 3-adjective cliche|Tall, dark and handsome
15/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'MEN' AT LAST|$1200|hard|From the Latin for 'rule', my daily one includes getting up early, exercising & watching what I eat|a regimen
26/11/2008|Jeopardy!|DEAR JOHN|$600|medium|In 1614 this colonist & adventurer made the first English maps of New England|John Smith
02/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT COUNTRY|$400|easy|This country is not too worried if it gets the boot|Italy
09/05/1990|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYME ANIMALS|$200|easy|Jack jumped over a measly candelstick; one of these jumped over the moon|Cow
31/10/2007|Jeopardy!|FEARNET|$800|hard|'Wishmaster' can now be seen on FEARnet; as you might guess, it concerns one of these magical creatures|a genie
28/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR|$200|easy|After this early battle, Americans retreated over Charlestown Neck|The Battle of Bunker Hill (or Breed's Hill)
03/11/1986|Jeopardy!|CATS & DOGS|$100|easy|In ancient Egypt, this was the punishment for one who stole, or killed, even by accident, a cat|death
25/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S EAT CHINESE|$1600|hard|Spice up your evening with this Szechwan dish made with your choice of meat, peppers, dried chiles & peanuts|kung pow
10/07/2001|Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$500|medium|This Ecuadorian capital is located near the foot of the volcano Pichincha|Quito
25/09/2000|Jeopardy!|THE STONES|$500|medium|On 'Paint It, Black' Brian Jones played this instrument, like George on 'Norwegian Wood'|Sitar
16/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE STUFF|$1600|hard|From the Greek for 'dissection', this science deals with the structure of the human body|anatomy
17/12/2009|Jeopardy!|LIMERICK TIME|$600|medium|Joe felt he should repent / So, off to church he went / The priest decreed / Joe wouldn't feed / He'd fast 40 days like it's ___|Lent
07/11/2006|Jeopardy!|JEOP-POURRI|$800|hard|South Dakota is the northern border of this state; Kansas is directly south|Nebraska
26/06/1997|Jeopardy!|'EX' WORDS|$100|easy|Departure of a large number of people; the Israelites, for example|Exodus
23/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|REAL PEOPLE IN NOVELS|$400|easy|In 'Gatsby's Girl' Caroline Preston fictionalized the romance of Ginevra King & this writer during his Princeton days|F. Scott Fitzgerald
26/03/2008|Jeopardy!|HATS|$800|hard|'Derby' is the American name for this British hat|a bowler
11/09/2001|Jeopardy!|GIVE PEAS A CHANCE|$300|easy|This sea-faring fashion seen here is popular with sailors & fishermen|a pea coat
23/01/2012|Jeopardy!|2-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|This mystical word used in mantras contains 3 sounds, but in English it's 2 letters|om
13/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|BEST SELLERS|$400|easy|In 1981 James G. Nourse hit the best seller list with 'The Simple Solution To' this puzzle|Rubik's Cube
19/05/1999|Jeopardy!|THE SILVER SCREEN|$300|easy|Rent the 1978 film 'Silver Bears' & you'll see this 'Tonight Show' host playing a mafioso's son|Jay Leno
17/11/2000|Final Jeopardy!|POLITICAL NAMES|None|None|As House Majority Whip, he works to get laws passed, though his name sounds like he puts them off|Tom DeLay
26/05/1989|Jeopardy!|OATS|$500|medium|This state, the top U.S. oat producer, also gave us Tom Brokaw|South Dakota
18/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$600|medium|This general's birthday, July 24, is a national holiday in Ecuador & Venezuela|Simon Bolivar
28/04/1998|Jeopardy!|WIT|$500|medium|Oscar Wilde wrote that there are only 2 tragedies: not getting what you want & this|Getting what you want
22/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC APPRECIATION|$400|easy|Types of this vocal music include Ambrosian, Byzantine & Gregorian|chants
20/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'B' ACTORS|$2000|hard|This Dublin-born actor who's featured in 'The Usual Suspects' & 'Stigmata' was formerly married to Ellen Barkin|(Gabriel) Byrne
16/04/2004|Jeopardy!|QUARTER BACKS|$200|easy|The First Flight, on the Outer Banks|North Carolina
22/11/2011|Jeopardy!|CARTOON VOICES|$400|easy|In a 1999 movie, Minnie Driver, Jane; Tony Goldwyn, him|Tarzan
25/02/2005|Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$800|hard|Kipling: 'And a woman is only a woman, but a good' this 'is a smoke'|a cigar
27/06/2001|Jeopardy!|WORLD LIT|$300|easy|Euphrase Kezilahabi of Tanzania wrote his novel 'Rosa Mistika' in this African language|Swahili
08/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$400|easy|He's the current president of the Senate|Al Gore
10/12/2008|Jeopardy!|MOVIE ADJECTIVES|$200|easy|1974: '_____ Saddles'|Blazing
06/10/2010|Jeopardy!|GAME TIME|$800|hard|Bump, slide & switch until someone gets all the way home in this game whose name is a word I often use|Sorry
15/12/2000|Jeopardy!|WHOSE LINE IS IT ANYWAY?|$500|medium|1969: We're going to 'Beat the Colts' on Sunday, 'I guarantee it'|Joe Namath (and they did in Super Bowl III)
02/02/2007|Jeopardy!|THE GOOD BOOK|$400|easy|In Exodus 2:10 a woman 'called his name' this: 'and she said, because I drew him out of the water'|Moses
30/11/2010|Jeopardy!|PEACEFUL, EASY FEELING|$600|medium|From Old English for 'fidelity', it's a 5-letter word for a ceasefire|truce
08/10/2010|Jeopardy!|BUILDING A RECIPE|$400|easy|For the sauce I'm making this 9-letter concoction that'll be ready when part of the port's volume has cooked off|a reduction
18/12/1989|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'A'|$300|easy|The adjective most often used to describe James Randi|Amazing
18/12/2002|Jeopardy!|SPORTS HOME CITIES|$600|medium|The NBA's Cavaliers|Cleveland
26/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MISNOMERS|$1600|hard|What's called India ink didn't come from India, but from this country|China
10/02/1986|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN INDIANS|$200|easy|Imposing Duwamish Indian chief for whom Washington state's largest city was named|Seattle
01/02/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|This Texas city's name refers to a pass or crossing of the Rio Grande|El Paso
09/04/1998|Jeopardy!|NOW THAT'S COMEDY|$200|easy|One of these David Letterman bits is 'Least Popular Candy Bars'; No. 4 is 'Good 'N' Linty'|the Top Ten List
23/11/2001|Jeopardy!|MILITARY MATTERS|$300|easy|'Equine' nickname of the WWII plane seen here; it wasn't built by Ford|Mustang
20/05/1993|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY MUSICALS|$800|hard|'Un Violon sur le Toit' was a French version of this Broadway smash|Fiddler on the Roof
09/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC 'SAINT's|$800|hard|A small nation in the Caribbean is comprised of the Grenadines & this island|St. Vincent
15/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLYMPICS|$200|easy|At Antwerp in 1920, the Olympic flag debuted & these birds were first released as symbols of peace|Doves
16/11/2004|Jeopardy!|COLLEGIATE FINE DINING|$400|easy|For those watching their carbs, this sandwich chain offers 'Atkins-friendly' salads & wraps|Subway
10/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$800|hard|His experiments with light, including those with prisms, were published in his 1704 book 'Opticks'|Isaac Newton
03/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ALBUMS|$400|easy|A 1977 Grammy winner for Album of the Year, this Fleetwood Mac LP produced the group's first No. 1 single, 'Dreams'|Rumours
03/02/2010|Jeopardy!|WORDS IN FEBRUARY|$1000|hard|For Mercury it's only 88 days long|a year
20/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE SPORTS TEAM NICKNAMES|$3600|hard|They set sail for Vanderbilt University|The Commodores
25/07/2006|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC AMERICAN MUSIC|$800|hard|'Fowl' family favorite featured fortuitously for y'all here|Turkey In The Straw
10/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CITIES OF DEATH|$1600|hard|Peter the Great|St. Petersburg, Russia
02/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|X|$1000|hard|When the Greeks used an 'X', they called the letter this|Chi
15/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$2000|hard|On July 4, 1863, after a 6-week siege, this last Confederate stronghold on the Mississippi surrendered|Vicksburg
18/01/2010|Final Jeopardy!|EARLY MAN|None|None|A theory of the origin & spread of humankind is called this, also the title of an Oscar-winning movie of the 1980s|Out of Africa
06/10/2004|Jeopardy!|THE CHURCH LADY|$800|hard|Known as Sister Aimee, this female evangelist founded L.A.'s Angelus Temple in 1923|Aimee Semple McPherson
28/03/2000|Jeopardy!|HOW 'RIGHT' YOU ARE!|$200|easy|By a unanimous vote in 1948, the U.N. adopted a 'Universal Declaration of' these|Human rights
12/10/2004|Jeopardy!|COWBOY SONGS|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew belts out a tune from atop a horse on a dude ranch in Montana.)  Dale Evans wrote the lyrics to this song that says: 'Until we meet again'|Happy Trails
08/06/1999|Final Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|None|None|It's the opera mentioned in the lyrics of a 1970 No. 1 hit by Smokey Robinson & The Miracles|Pagliacci
06/11/1997|Jeopardy!|'short' stuff|$300|easy|In this 1995 film in which John Travolta played mob enforcer Chili Palmer, the real Palmer had a cameo|Get Shorty
16/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LIT|$1200|hard|An illustration from this children's classic is seen here|The Very Hungry Caterpillar
09/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|RULERS|$400|easy|During the Boer War, she said, 'We are not interested in the possibilities of defeat; they do not exist'|Queen Victoria
20/12/2002|Jeopardy!|CAN'T LIVE WITH 'EM|$200|easy|After the swarm's flight, these insects of the order isoptera lose their wings & eat you out of house & home|termites
28/01/2000|Jeopardy!|MIND YOUR BUSINESS|$200|easy|Turn-of-the-century businessmen like Vanderbilt & Rockefeller were known as 'robber' these|Barons
17/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LATIN CLASS|$200|easy|A common regular verb is conjugated amo, 'I love', amas, 'You love' & this, 'He loves'|Amat
16/05/2006|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'J'|$200|easy|Carroll's slithy nonsense poem (11)|Jabberwocky
14/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOUSE PADS|$400|easy|According to Aesop, the country mouse of the fable was this type also called a vole|a field mouse
18/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BURMA POTPOURRI|$600|medium|In the 1934 book 'Burmese Days', this 'Animal Farm' author told of his days in the Indian Imperial Police|George Orwell (Eric Blair)
14/10/1986|Jeopardy!|ICE HOCKEY|$500|medium|With over 3000 of these, Dave Williams holds an ignominious record|penalty minutes
14/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION|$600|medium|Bush's first major foreign policy move was a deal with Congress on aid to these Nicaraguan rebels|Contras
11/11/2008|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY|$1000|hard|This Babylonian king's code states that if a son strikes his father, the son's hands shall be cut off|Hammurabi
03/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CORRESPONDENTS|$400|easy|Later 'The Voice of' this English organization, in 1939 Richard Dimbleby became its first war correspondent|the BBC
06/01/1997|Jeopardy!|BIRDS|$400|easy|The coscoroba, which weighs only about 8 pounds, is the smallest of these graceful birds|swans
26/02/2009|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT BOOKS|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows a geometric diagram on the monitor.)  The complex bridge of fools proof showing that the angles at the base of an isosceles triangle are equal is the point beyond which only very clever students are said to go in this book by Euclid|The Elements
27/10/1992|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$400|easy|In swimming the butterfly stroke originated as a modification of this similar stroke|breaststroke
19/03/2010|Jeopardy!|JEOPARDY! DRINKING GAMES|$600|medium|If you add the incorrect 'S' to this last book of the Bible that tells of the opening of 6 seals, down a whole cup|Revelation
17/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PATENTS|$2000|hard|1975: Donald Bateman's ground proximity warning system designed for use in these|airplanes
24/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FAST FOOD|$400|easy|Head chef since 1993, Andrew Selvaggio has served billions & billions for this restaurant|McDonald's
10/07/2001|Jeopardy!|GRAPE JAM|$300|easy|Mae West's famous order in 'I'm No Angel'|Peel me a grape!
25/11/2010|Jeopardy!|I'M GONNA 'MAKE' IT!|$800|hard|It sounds like a farm machine, but it's really a hard punch that renders an opponent unable to continue boxing|a haymaker
11/12/2006|Jeopardy!|KITCHEN: IMPOSSIBLE|$800|hard|Beware this Food Network woman seen here, Jim--she's been known to limit her meals to 30 minutes|Rachael Ray
30/05/2007|Jeopardy!|3 LITTLE LETTERS|$200|easy|Like banks, many grocery stores now have these for dispensing cash & taking deposits|ATMs
12/09/2000|Jeopardy!|THE HOLLYWOOD STOCK EXCHANGE|$200|easy|With the release of 'Me, Myself, and Irene', this actor's HSX stock shot up $125|Jim Carrey
24/01/2011|Jeopardy!|CREATURE FEATURES|$600|medium|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew presents the clue on a monitor.)  Dogs' eyes seem to glow in the dark because light is reflected by a special layer of crystals called the tapetum lucidum that acts like a mirror; it's found between the sclera and this 6-letter eye part|the retina
09/11/2011|Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE PROVERB|$600|medium|'To err is human, to forgive...'|divine
24/03/1998|Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES|$500|medium|Some called this 'Messiah' composter 'The Thunderbolt' after Mozart said he struck like one|Handel
24/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|'D.C.'|$1000|hard|In Britain, it's an odds-on favourite wager; in U.S., it's... a deceased breath mint|a dead cert
27/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NEW DELI|$1600|hard|Since 1869, this soda brand, with flavors including cream soda & Cel-Ray, is just what the doctor ordered|Dr. Brown's
01/04/1999|Jeopardy!|IMPOSSIBLE|$300|easy|'When you have excluded the impossible' Holmes said, 'whatever remains, however improbable, must be' this|The truth
11/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S WOMEN|$200|easy|Shakespearean play featuring Falstaff & some 'happy homemakers'|The Merry Wives of Windsor
18/11/2005|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL YOUTH|$600|medium|Young people should know this 3-letter name for a young ruminant|a kid
15/05/2008|Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$1000|hard|'The story of Nat Turner had been long gestating in my mind, ever since I was a boy', said this novelist|William Styron
28/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THIRD WORLD|$1000|hard|In geometry, one way to prove 2 lines are this is to show they are both perpendicular to a third line|parallel
11/05/2004|Jeopardy!|N'AA'CP|$400|easy|The professor who created this holiday added an extra 'A' as the end to distinguish it from an African festival|Kwanzaa
12/11/2004|Jeopardy!|MONKEY BUSINESS|$600|medium|The Powerpuff Girls battle this megalomaniacal monkey with a rhyming name|Mojo Jojo
05/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE ART OF PEACE|$200|easy|Goya protested this emperor's invasion of Spain with 'Third of May, 1808'|Napoleon Bonaparte
10/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OLD NAMES ON THE MAP|$2000|hard|What's now Kaliningrade, Russia was the capital of East Prussia under this name meaning 'King's Mountain'|Königsberg
19/02/1999|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$100|easy|To see a wax George Strait, go straight to the Country Music Wax Museum in this state capital|Nashville
13/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'1', '2', '3'|$1600|hard|In online slang .02 means this--another way of saying, 'my opinion, though you didn't ask'|my two cents
27/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HAVE SOME LEFTOVERS!|$1200|hard|Have some of this Japanese dish of stir-fried meat & vegetables while we hum the 1963 song of the same name|sukiyaki
03/11/2010|Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY FIRST|$200|easy|...of chess pieces|a bishop
11/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'T'EOGRAPHY|$1500|hard|This Indian name for Mount Rainier is also the name of a major city nearby|Tacoma
11/04/2011|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'SS'|$400|easy|Place your bets!  Each May Baltimore's Pimlico Track hosts this Triple Crown race|the Preakness
29/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THAT ON TOP OF YOUR HEAD?|$800|hard|As 'Sons of the Desert', Laurel & Hardy were known for wearing these, even more than their bowlers|fezzes
10/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN EXCHANGE|$1600|hard|The ouguiya of Mauritania & the Malagasy ariary of this country are the world's only non-decimal currencies|Madagascar
11/05/2011|Jeopardy!|JINGLES ALL THE WAY|$1000|hard|'I want my baby back baby back baby back... baby back ribs' from this place|Chili's
24/07/2006|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN BUSINESS|$600|medium|The first brand of frozen orange juice concentrate undoubtedly took more than 60 seconds to develop|Minute Maid
07/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SENIOR YEAR|$2000|hard|This Italian composer wrote his opera 'Falstaff' when he was 79 years old|Verdi
11/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RHYME TIME|$600|medium|Locklear's plumes|Heather's feathers
31/12/1997|Jeopardy!|HAPPY NEW YEAR!|$200|easy|Some believe 1998 signals the end of the world because 1998 is 3 times this number|666
09/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY|$1200|hard|AKA Zidovudine, the drug AZT was approved in 1987 to fight this virus|HIV/AIDS
15/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CAPES|$600|medium|No point on any continent is closer to Antarctica than this Chilean cape|Cape Horn
06/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'60S BESTSELLERS|$800|hard|This Irving Stone book about Michelangelo was the fiction bestseller of 1961|The Agony And The Ecstasy
21/11/2006|Jeopardy!|STONEHENGE|$800|hard|Today some archaeologists believe that Stonehenge was used to track & observe these 2 heavenly bodies|the sun & the Moon
24/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HELLO AGAIN|$400|easy|Guten tag|German
01/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE GREEK FOR...|$2000|hard|'relating to memory'; one is 'every good boy does fine'|a mnemonic
26/11/2002|Jeopardy!|SOMETHING 'OLD', SOMETHING 'NEW'|$600|medium|It's the rich dish of shellfish (often lobster) in a cream sauce with sherry, usually served on toast points|Lobster Newburgh
04/01/2012|Final Jeopardy!|1930s NOVELS|None|None|An audio version of this anti-war novel by a once blacklisted author has introductions from Cindy Sheehan & Ron Kovic|Johnny Got His Gun
09/04/1991|Jeopardy!|THEATRICAL TERMS|$500|medium|A way of doing anything, or Strasberg’s way of acting|method
11/11/1998|Jeopardy!|THE KENNEDYS|$400|easy|Born in 1888, this patriarch was U.S. ambassador to Great Britain from 1938 to 1940|Joseph Kennedy
23/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE ARTS|$2000|hard|A 1974 movie tells of Benji; a 12th century Japanese scroll illustrates this 'tale' by Lady Murasaki|(The Tale of) Genji
18/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE UNITED STATES OF MEXICO|$800|hard|2 of the 3 countries that border Mexico|Belize, Guatemala & United States
05/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'G', THAT'S INTERESTING|$800|hard|You can run it as a challenge, or throw it down as a challenge|a gauntlet
16/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BOUGHT THE FARM|$800|hard|Nancy Claster, Miss Nancy in the '50s on this children's series, don't bee with us anymore|Romper Room
08/05/2000|Jeopardy!|THE HISTORY CHANNEL|$100|easy|The 'History's Mysteries' program did a show on this June 1944 event, 'The Best Kept Secret'|the invasion of Normandy
01/07/1998|Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$600|medium|Hunting & masonry were favorite hobbies of this king, Marie Antoinette's husband|Louis XVI
02/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DEAD LINES|$400|easy|This character said, Every time a child says, 'I don't believe in fairie|Peter Pan
06/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE YOUNG|$800|hard|In high school this director seen here used filmmaking to keep him away from studying algebra & French|Steven Spielberg
03/10/2011|Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$600|medium|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows the clue on the monitor and demonstrates.)  These fan-shaped muscles are used to lift the arms up as well as turn the arms inward|the pectorals
25/09/1995|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$200|easy|'Hello, Dolly!' was conceived with Ethel Merman in mind, but this actress was the first to play the title role|Carol Channing
22/10/1997|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL CUISINE|$500|medium|Turkish cooks know that midye tavasi are these bivalves fried in batter|Mussels
10/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SKY WATCHING|$800|hard|This planet is the closest planet to Earth & is about the same size|Venus
06/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC EUROPEAN LEADERS|$600|medium|In 1963 he was made Yugoslavia's president for life; he lived until 1980|Marshal Josip Broz Tito
13/12/2011|Jeopardy!|PRIME MINISTERS|$800|hard|Hassanal Bolkiah is the Minister of Finance & Defense, Prime Minister & Sultan of this country|Brunei
29/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CLIFFHANGER|$1600|hard|This Mexican resort city is noted for performers who dive from the Quebrada Cliffs|Acapulco
06/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|REALLY GRIMM FAIRY TALES|$1000|hard|The wolf swallows this girl the Grimms called Little Red-Cap; most of us call her this|Little Red Riding Hood
09/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$800|hard|This German Baroque composer wrote his 'Hunt Cantata' for the birthday of the Duke of Saxe-Weissenfels|J.S. Bach
01/07/2010|Jeopardy!|STATE YOUR BUSINESS|$400|easy|Ben & Jerry's: May I suggest the flavor 'Jeopar-Delight!'?|Vermont
24/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$600|medium|Built in 1901 for a coal magnate, the Elms in this R.I. seaport was inspired by France's Chateau D'Asnieres|Newport
18/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|QUEEN|$800|hard|The daughter of the Earl of Wiltshire, she refused to be the English king's mistress, so he married her in 1533|Anne Boleyn
15/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORDPLAY|$800|hard|Character who gave his name to lines like, ' 'The prisoner's coming down,' he said condescendingly'|Tom Swift
10/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THEY WERE STONED|$2000|hard|After his trial by the Sanhedrin, this first Christian martyr was stoned to death|(Saint) Stephen
23/02/1998|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$300|easy|'Not worth' one of these means worthless|Fig
21/04/2011|Jeopardy!|DAVY CROCKETT|$400|easy|With a .40-caliber flintlock nicknamed 'Old' her, Crockett is said to have killed 125 bears between 1825 & 1834|Betsy
24/12/1998|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE & PLACES|$300|easy|The people of this largest U.S. Indian tribe call themselves Dine, which means 'the people'|Navajo
23/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RIGHT ON 'Q'|$2000|hard|It's Latin for 'something for something'; as in you do one thing for me, I'll do the same back for you|quid pro quo
08/09/2000|Jeopardy!|LIONS|$100|easy|In the land of Oz, the Cowardly Lion was seeking this; some nerve!|Courage
15/06/2011|Jeopardy!|ICONS OF DAYTIME TELEVISION|$200|easy|Captain Kangaroo's crew included this right-hand man, played by Hugh Brannum|Mr. Green Jeans
28/06/2000|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY SPORTS|$200|easy|(Hi, I'm Freddie Jones of the San Diego Chargers)  When the Chargers joined the AFL in 1960, they were based in this city to rival the Rams|Los Angeles
05/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTIFIC SOUTH AMERICAN|$800|hard|Pedro Paulet's Peruvian promoters claim he built a liquid-fueled one of these in 1895|a rocket
13/12/2004|Jeopardy!|DON WE NOW OUR GUY APPAREL|$600|medium|The name of this wide sash popular in men's formal wear comes from the Urdu for 'waistband'|cummerbund
19/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE NO. 1!|$400|easy|This country is the world's No. 1 debtor, owing more than $13 trillion|the U.S.
20/02/1991|Double Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$200|easy|When cardiac muscle cells contract, they push blood out of this organ and into the arteries|Heart
02/06/2003|Jeopardy!|ROCHESTER|$1000|hard|Just up the turnpike from Portsmouth is the 'Lilac City' of Rochester in this 'New' state|New Hampshire
01/01/1997|Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$400|easy|Grace Darling & her father, the keeper of one of these, saved 9 people from drowning in an 1838 shipwreck|lighthouse
15/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$800|hard|In a play by Karl Schonherr, a man who plays this role in a passion play becomes a betrayer in real life, too|Judas
10/11/2004|Jeopardy!|THEY DO GOOD WORK|$200|easy|In 2004 Pitt alumna Wangari Maathai became the first woman from this continent to win the Nobel Peace Prize|Africa
02/06/2005|Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTS|$200|easy|In 1858 Frederick Law Olmsted submitted a plan for this, America's first great urban park|Central Park
16/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|IMPRISONED AUTHORS|$600|medium|To escape debtor's prison, John Cleland wrote this bawdy book about 'A Woman of Pleasure' in 1748|Fanny Hill
19/10/2011|Jeopardy!|BIOLO'G'|$800|hard|From the Greek for 'stomach', this 7-letter adjective means pertaining to an organism's stomach|gastric
31/10/2001|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$400|easy|Bob Dole's running mate in 1996, he is co-director of Empower America|Jack Kemp
10/12/1986|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'I'|$100|easy|The University of Pennsylvania's is 1 of 8 colleges in this league|the Ivy League
11/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|I NEED BACKUP|$1600|hard|Sandy Dennis provided the backing vocals on 'Battle of Evermore' for this legendary group|Led Zeppelin
09/06/2000|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$100|easy|The 2 of journalism's 5 Ws that fit the category|Who & Why
12/01/1996|Jeopardy!|FLYING|$200|easy|It's the nickname of the H-4 Hercules, the flying boat Howard Hughes piloted in 1947|The Spruce Goose
07/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL U.S.A.|$200|easy|A nat'l memorial near Kitty Hawk features reconstructions of the camp & hangar used by this pair|The Wright Brothers
05/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'IBLE'S & BITS|$800|hard|Easily duped or conned, perhaps like a seabird|gullible
13/12/2001|Jeopardy!|OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALISTS|$600|medium|These 2 sisters-in-law have each won 3 Olympic gold medals in track & field events|Jackie Joyner-Kersee & Florence Griffith-Joyner
20/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'ROCK'IN' & A-'ROLL'IN'|$600|medium|The Stray Cats revived this kind of rock in 1982|rockabilly
25/11/2009|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN OF PRESIDENTS|$800|hard|In the 1980s this son of Gerald Ford was a regular on TV's 'The Young and the Restless'|Steve Ford
01/11/2002|Jeopardy!|GERMAN SCIENCE|$1000|hard|Nicolaier produced this disease in animals by injecting then with soil, & maybe watching their little jaws lock|tetanus
05/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WELL-SEASONED NAMES|$600|medium|The heartthrob seen here sings lead for this group: [Mark McGrath]|Sugar Ray
13/11/2002|Jeopardy!|SHOPPING|$400|easy|The name of this beauty products store comes from the Greek word for beauty & Zipporah, the name of Moses' wife|Sephora
07/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE LANGUAGE OF LOVE|$1600|hard|Ani ohev otach|Hebrew
04/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE FLAG|$1000|hard|The flag seen here represents the president of this country: [harp in the middle]|Ireland
08/11/2006|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$800|hard|Precedes 'regal' in the name of a popular whisky|Chivas Regal
11/03/2008|Jeopardy!|DRINK UP!|$200|easy|The Captain Morgan brand of this potent potable can be served hot & buttered|rum
13/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|4 SCORE|$1000|hard|'The Jewel in the Crown', 'The Day of the Scorpion', 'The Towers of Silence' & 'A Division of Spoils' form this|The Raj Quartet
23/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CUT TO THE 'CHASE'|$400|easy|3-word avian term for a futile quest|a wild goose chase
23/01/1990|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|None|None|He was born in Connecticut in 1800 & hanged for treason in Virginia in 1859|John Brown
14/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|EASTERN EUROPE|$1000|hard|In 1859 Walachia & Moldavia united under Prince Cuza to form this nation|Romania
15/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LIBYA, LIBYA, LIBYA|$800|hard|The WWII defense of Tobruk, Libya against this German general helped save the Middle East for the Allies|(Erwin) Rommel
11/03/2008|Jeopardy!|THAT WORD'S FOREIGN TO ME|$1000|hard|Use your 'head': this Japanese word for 'group leader' was  also the name of a '70s Jeep pickup  truck|honcho
07/01/1997|Jeopardy!|CORPORATE AMERICA|$200|easy|In 1995 this fast food division of Pepsico, Inc. introduced a 'stuffed crust' product|Pizza Hut
27/02/2006|Jeopardy!|FIRE!|$800|hard|The Bank of America is around today because A.P. Giannini saved its currency from this city's 1906 fire|San Francisco
02/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POP ICONS|$400|easy|Known as the 'Velvet Fog', he wrote the 1970 account of Judy Garland's life, 'The Other Side Of The Rainbow'|Mel Torme
08/01/2004|Jeopardy!|CAN'T HELP FALLING IN LOVE|$400|easy|It's any magical elixir that arouses passion, not just the 'Number 9' one of song|love potion
17/06/2009|Jeopardy!|MOVIES BY SONGS|$800|hard|1969: 'Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head'|Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
16/05/1990|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$300|easy|This California resort was named for the trees in the vicinity & its natural hot springs|Palm Springs
14/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CLIFFS NOTES|$1000|hard|1,000-foot cliffs line the Arkansas River above this gorge near Colorado Springs|Royal Gorge
30/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'C'OLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$2000|hard|Along with his wife Sarah, Peter, the founder of this New York 'Union' of Art & Architecture, invented Jell-O|Cooper
03/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN CINEMA|$400|easy|This Taiwanese director's films include 'The Wedding Banquet', 'Pushing Hands' & 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon'|(Ang) Lee
19/09/1997|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ROLES|$400|easy|Frasier's TV dad John Mahoney appeared as Clint Eastwood's Secret Service superior in this 1993 thriller|In the Line of Fire
30/09/1999|Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$300|easy|The trumpets sounded, Joshua's people shouted & this city's 'wall fell down flat'|Jericho
15/03/2010|Jeopardy!|MOVIES' ALTERNATE ENDINGS|$200|easy|This Spielberg film featured a longer ending in which Richard Dreyfuss explores the mother ship|Close Encounters of the Third Kind
13/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FOR 'RENT'|$200|easy|The Queen Mother is one to Prince Charles|Grandparent
21/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BATTLE DESCRIPTIONS|$800|hard|This 1890 massacre in South Dakota ends armed conflict between the Sioux & the Army|Wounded Knee
12/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS STADIUMS|$800|hard|Major League baseball park with smallest seating capacity is in this city in the American League East|Boston (Fenway Park)
07/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TOOTH!|$400|easy|This imaginary creature takes away the tooth you leave under your pillow & replaces it with money|the Tooth Fairy
05/05/2010|Jeopardy!|'V' LIKE 7-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|Crayolas & Band-Aids come in this kind of pack that gives you lots of choice|variety
14/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$200|easy|Hamlet found 'something rotten' in this country|Denmark
22/04/1999|Jeopardy!|'BIG' STUFF|$300|easy|George Orwell's oppressive 'sibling'|Big Brother
13/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ADJECTIVE INSPIRERS|$800|hard|Though not a lingerie designer, this doctor has a 'slip' named for him|Freud
22/01/1997|Final Jeopardy!|THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE|None|None|This country won independence from Spain in 1821 & from France in 1867|Mexico
11/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HARRIET|$400|easy|In 1978 she became the first African-American woman to appear on a U.S. postage stamp|Harriet Tubman
15/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$1000|hard|Einstein won the Nobel Prize for explaining this effect seen when light hits metal|Photoelectric effect
29/06/1998|Jeopardy!|LET'S SPLIT|$500|medium|From Greek for 'split', it's a split or breach in the unity of the church & it may be 'Great'|Schism
07/05/1997|Final Jeopardy!|ANCIENT PLAYWRIGHTS|None|None|This playwright born in Colonus around 496 B.C. wrote one of his finest plays when he was 90|Sophocles ('Oedipus at Colonus')
28/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$1000|hard|Wilde play that says, 'To lose one parent may be regarded as a misfortune...to lose both seems like carelessness'|The Importance of Being Earnest
06/01/2000|Jeopardy!|'65|$500|medium|This company's new Toronado eliminated the hump on the floor with a new drive system|Oldsmobile
28/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY ART|$400|easy|In 1919 the impish Marcel Duchamp repainted this Leonardo work & added a mustache & goatee|the Mona Lisa
09/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|A PLACE I'VE NEVER BEEN|$2600|hard|The Parana Valley in this country with the same first 4 letters|Paraguay
11/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CORPORATE SPORTS VENUES|$800|hard|Now that this city's Civic Arena is the Mellon Arena, its citizens can be full of Mellon pride|Pittsburgh
11/06/1998|Jeopardy!|THE LITTLE THINGS IN LIFE|$300|easy|Look out!  These can fly around the nucleus at over 4 million MPH!|Electrons
29/09/2004|Jeopardy!|YANGTZE DOODLE|$400|easy|The 2 rivers in the world that are longer than the Yangtze|the Amazon and the Nile
16/04/2008|Jeopardy!|RODENTS|$1000|hard|A S. Am. delicacy, this water-dwelling herbivore was declared a fish by the Vatican so it could be eaten during Lent|a capybara
31/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA CHARACTERS|$800|hard|They were the son & daughter of Peter, a poor broom maker & his wife, Gertrude|Hansel & Gretel
21/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SUPERHERO SECRET IDENTITY LAST NAMES|$800|hard|A nation's flag|Banner
19/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|JAPAN|$400|easy|You wash before entering an ofuro, a traditional Japanese one of these|a bath
16/11/2011|Jeopardy!|GILLIGAN'S ISLAND|$200|easy|The island seen in the credits of 'Gilligan's Island' is in Kaneohe Bay near this most populous Hawaiian island|Oahu
25/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LOS ANGELES|$600|medium|It's the 'mighty' body of water seen here|Los Angeles River
30/01/2009|Jeopardy!|PLAYIN' WITH YOUR 'HEAD'|$200|easy|A clovis point is a Native American one|an arrowhead
26/09/1984|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$100|easy|Owned by tiny Denmark, it's the world's largest island|Greenland
10/07/2006|Jeopardy!|HIDDEN U.S. STATES|$800|hard|Linguistically, did ahoy enter the English language directly from sailors?|Idaho (in did ahoy)
29/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC/TELEVISION|$1200|hard|This country star became a sitcom grandma at the end of her first season on the WB|Reba McEntire
23/04/1999|Jeopardy!|LET'S EAT ITALIAN!|$300|easy|This blue-veined cheese is named for a suburb of Milan, not a snake-haired monster|Gorgonzola
05/05/2005|Jeopardy!|BODY PARTS BY PREFIX|$800|hard|Pulmo-|the lung
21/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|THE FAMILY BIBLE|$400|easy|Word used over 25 times in Genesis 11, it's the Biblically polite way of saying 'fathered'|begat
07/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FILM FACTS|$600|medium|Johannesburg-born actress Janet Suzman was nominated for an Oscar for her 1971 portrayal of this czarina|Alexandra
13/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ISRAEL|$800|hard|Tiberius is the largest town on the shore of this 'sea' the Israelis call Yam Kinneret|Sea of Galilee
01/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN FOOLS|$200|easy|The humans in this play inspire Puck to say, 'Lord, what fools these mortals be!'|A Midsummer Night's Dream
29/04/2003|Jeopardy!|WAYNE'S WORLD|$400|easy|In 1998 he was picked as the top player of all time by The Hockey News|Wayne Gretzky
27/06/2006|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE MEANINGS|$1000|hard|Just because you ___ my cafe doesn't give you the right to ___ me with your haughty tone|patronize
20/05/2009|Jeopardy!|THE SPECIAL OLYMPICS|$600|medium|The volunteer board of directors includes Scott Hamilton & this perfect 10 Romanian gymnast|Nadia Comaneci
28/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|REBECCA|$400|easy|This fictional rural girl charms a businessman into buying 300 cakes of soap|Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm
09/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MEDIEVAL BESTSELLERS|$600|medium|Yours for a 'Song' is this French epic hero who is the nephew of Charlemagne|Roland
01/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CALIFORNIA MISSIONS|$1600|hard|In 1806 Narcisco Duran knew the way to this mission & founded an Indian orchestra there|San Jose
11/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SHOW TUNES|$400|easy|The 'her' in 'I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face' refers to this character|Eliza Doolittle
17/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'SCOPE' IT OUT|$2000|hard|In the pre-videotape era, these trademarked cameras were used to record TV shows onto 16mm film|kinescopes
04/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HEADQUARTER CITIES|$200|easy|Dow Jones & Company|New York City
25/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'ALL'|$800|hard|A booth where items are displayed for sale|a stall
28/01/2008|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC AD LINES|$600|medium|This department store promised 'The good life at a great price.  Guaranteed'|Sears
22/03/2011|Jeopardy!|A PREQUEL TO WHICH MOVIE?|$600|medium|'Conceived on the Fourth of October'--to this 1989 biopic|Born on the Fourth of July
25/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IF YOU CAN READ THIS...|$800|hard|If you can read this, you're the only one in the world who can decipher Rongorongo, a script from this island, 2,200 miles off Chile|Easter Island
25/04/2007|Jeopardy!|EARS TO YOU!|$1000|hard|In 1731 this man's ear was cut off, later sparking a war between Spain & England|Captain Jenkins
29/12/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN CUISINE|$100|easy|This taro root paste is available in a powder, so you can bring some home from Maui|Poi
09/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WE'RE NUMBER 2!|$800|hard|This AFC team was No. 2 in the Super Bowl from 1991 to 1994|the Buffalo Bills
13/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WEST POINT ALUMNI|$800|hard|In 2010 this class of '74 man was named Commander of U.S. & NATO forces in Afghanistan|(David) Petraeus
09/07/2007|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|None|None|A 1924 law gave citizenship to all these members of what were called 'domestic dependent nations'|Native Americans
14/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$2000|hard|Featured in 'Somewhere in Time', his beautiful 'Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini' is heard here|Rachmaninoff
19/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MORE MYTHOLOGICAL MISTAKES|$1000|hard|The Pierides were turned into magpies after they challenged these 'artsy' sisters to a singing contest & lost|Muses
10/11/1988|Jeopardy!|1979|$500|medium|This general resigned as Supreme Commander of NATO and also retired from the U.S. Army|Alexander Haig
22/09/2005|Jeopardy!|FUN ACROSS AMERICA|$200|easy|Holtville, Ca. has carrot ice cream for its Carrot Festival, & Goleta, Ca. serves yellow cotton candy for this fruit's fest|the lemon
17/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GEORGIA GIRL|$800|hard|No wonder she wanted to take a 'Midnight Train' back there--she was born in Atlanta in 1944|Gladys Knight
08/02/2001|Jeopardy!|CIRCUS CIRCUS|$300|easy|Last name of the circus man P.T. Barnum teamed up with in 1881|Bailey
29/12/1998|Jeopardy!|BELLS|$200|easy|1857 song that includes the line 'Bells on bob-tail ring'|Jingle Bells
14/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|POSTAL ABBREVIATIONS|$800|hard|This state starts the name of Iron Butterfly's biggest song|Indiana
16/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GRAMMY SONG OF THE YEAR|$400|easy|1970: Him for 'Bridge Over Troubled Water'|Paul Simon
13/05/2009|Jeopardy!|THE WORLD COMES TO YOU|$400|easy|The towering statue of Christ the Redeemer overlooks this South American metropolis|Rio de Janiero
17/11/1988|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$400|easy|An Arabic word for 'poor' gave us this term for a Muslim or Hindu beggar said to have mystical powers|Fakir
25/04/2008|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER THE BETTER|$1000|hard|It comes between 'game' & 'match' in tennis tournament play|set
24/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$400|easy|A 1998 law authorized the Parks Service to spend $500,000 a year to link sites on this 19th c. escape route|the Underground Railroad
24/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE LONGEST|$1000|hard|Country with the longest national road; it runs 4,860 miles from a city with a woman's name to one with a man's|Canada
26/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE SUPREME COURT|$800|hard|In 1778 he was president of the Continental Congress; 11 years later, he became chief justice|John Jay
15/11/1991|Jeopardy!|FLORIDIANS|$500|medium|He defeated incumbent Bob Martinez by over 400,000 votes in 1990 to become Florida governor|Lawton Chiles
07/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH ROYALTY|$400|easy|Hefty king whose sister Mary was the grandmother of Lady Jane Grey|Henry VIII
04/06/2002|Jeopardy!|'SHOE's|$1000|hard|This large East African wading bird sports shaggy gray plumage & long legs|the shoebill
29/09/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 'ROCKY's|$300|easy|This 1975 cult film featured such songs as 'Dammit, Janet' & 'Over At The Frankenstein Place'|The Rocky Horror Picture Show
27/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MYSTERY FICTION|$1600|hard|A Swedish novel about a 'Laughing' one of these won the 1971 Edgar Award as best mystery novel|Policeman
27/07/2006|Jeopardy!|CONNECT UP WITH CONNECTICUT|$600|medium|Bridgeport, Connecticut has a P.T. Barnum museum & a statue of this tiny 'General'|Tom Thumb
29/09/2004|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT ROMAN STAND-UP COMEDY|$600|medium|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew delivers from an open mic in a small club.)  See, in this place, I like to stay in the calderium; avoid the frigidarium.  I like my tenaculum the size it is!|the baths
11/12/1998|Jeopardy!|DESTINATION:  MOON|$400|easy|Of 30, 60 or 90 pounds, it's the lunar weight of an astronaut who weighs 180 pounds on Earth|30
04/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$2000|hard|This 'tale' was acted at court in November 1611, a bit early for its title|The Winter's Tale
22/06/2004|Jeopardy!|CANADA, EH|$800|hard|The Royal Tyrrell Museum in this westernmost prairie province is a world leader in dinosaur research|Alberta
11/03/2010|Jeopardy!|OF 'OZ'|$600|medium|A type of large tractor|a bulldozer
07/06/2002|Jeopardy!|CAN'T SMILE WITHOUT YOU|$800|hard|These teeth usually erupt between the ages of 17 & 25, hence their popular name|wisdom teeth
03/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MILESTONE BIRTHDAYS 2009|$1600|hard|We hope his cast mates threw him an 'Office' party when he turned 30 on October 20|(John) Krasinski
07/05/1998|Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$300|easy|She rewrote 'Elinor and Marianne' off & on for more than a decade before it became 'Sense and Sensibility'|Jane Austen
17/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FLAG-WAVING|$800|hard|Want to know what's depicted on this country's flag?  Angkor Wat, that's wat!|Cambodia
01/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|EGYPTIAN RELIGION|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Cairo, Egypt.) Priests overseeing the mummification ritual process often wore masks depicting this Egyptian god of embalming|Anubis
08/04/1991|Double Jeopardy!|COLUMNISTS|$600|medium|Last name of brothers Stuart & Joseph who together wrote the “Matter of Fact” column|Alsop
19/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MARY'S A GRAND OLD NAME|$600|medium|Famous Marys of Motown include Mary Wells & this original member of the Supremes|Mary Wilson
15/03/2010|Jeopardy!|STORY PROBLEMS|$1000|hard|Porfiry's problem in this story is to get Raskolnikov to confess|Crime and Punishment
27/05/2009|Jeopardy!|ADVERTISING ICONS|$400|easy|Morris the Cat was taken from a shelter & found a new home as this cat food brand's spokespet|9 Lives
24/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|Easter Island lies about 2,300 miles from this country that governs it|Chile
01/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WOULD-BE ASSASSINS|$2000|hard|in 1933 Guiseppe Zangara killed the mayor of Chicago but failed to kill this target|FDR
03/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY PRESIDENTS|$1600|hard|Pre-Civil War president considered by some to have been the handsomest|(Franklin) Pierce
15/03/2011|Jeopardy!|JULIUS CAESAR|$400|easy|In Shakespeare's' Julius Caesar', this man begins his eulogy of Caesar, 'Friends, Romans, countrymen...'|Mark Antony
20/11/2009|Jeopardy!|BOOK NAMES|$400|easy|Theodore Dreiser: 'Sister ____'|Carrie
06/11/1991|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$400|easy|In 1985 its ship, the Rainbow Warrior, was sunk by French agents in New Zealand|Greenpeace
15/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|VARMINTS|$1200|hard|This varmint is wrecking my fence posts, but oh, the little wussy is protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act|a woodpecker
21/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'T' TIME|$400|easy|This word for any house of worship is from the Latin for 'tent'; the Mormon one is famous for its choir|tabernacle
24/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ALL DOLLED UP|$1600|hard|Introduced in 1960, this 'talkative' doll had blonde hair, blue eyes & an astounding vocabulary of 11 phrases|Chatty Cathy
25/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|INDONESIA|$1400|hard|Following a bitter war for independence, this European nation granted Indonesia self-rule in 1949|the Netherlands
09/04/1999|Jeopardy!|CINCINNATI|$500|medium|The Greater Cincinnati Airport is actually across the Ohio River in this state|Kentucky
04/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'USA'|$3000|hard|A document might be submitted for this, your close attention & scrutiny|perusal
11/09/1984|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$400|easy|It actually is 5,280 feet above sea level|Denver
27/11/2007|Jeopardy!|EXERCISE WEAR|$800|hard|Dan Empfield competed in this type of event in Kona back in 1981 & created the first wetsuit made for it|triathlon
12/10/2000|Final Jeopardy!|BRITISH WORD ORIGINS|None|None|These political party names began as negative terms for the 2 factions warring over the 1678 Meal-Tub Plot|Tories & Whigs
29/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CLIFFHANGER|$1200|hard|New Jersey's Palisades Park on this river features 500-foot cliffs that rise from the water's edge|the Hudson River
21/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SCI.|$400|easy|The part of a tree from which quinine & aspirin's salicyclic acid are extracted|Bark
22/09/1999|Jeopardy!|ROCK BACKUP GROUPS|$200|easy|The Pacemakers|Gerry
24/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|STATE ANAGRAMS|$1000|hard|Sewing trivia|West Virginia
14/12/2010|Jeopardy!|THE FLU FIGHTERS|$200|easy|flu.gov says this is the best protection against contracting the flu -- not scared of needles are you?|a vaccine
12/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORD PROCESSING|$400|easy|Times Roman is a typeface, Italic is a style, 12-point is a size & Times Roman Italic 12-point is this|Font
25/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RODS|$1000|hard|He was the first player to win the Grand Slam of tennis twice|Rod Laver
11/11/1986|Jeopardy!|CRIME|$100|easy|In May of '85, 3 members of the Walker family, all navy men, were arrested for this crime|espionage
07/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|SCANDINAVIA|$400|easy|The flags of all Scandinavian countries carry this symbol|a cross
11/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|VIENNA'S IMPERIAL PALACE|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from within the Imperial Palace in Vienna, Austria.)  From 1857 to 1916, these apartments were the home of this emperor, who saw himself as a soldier, & slept on this simple iron bed|Emperor Franz Joseph
01/03/1999|Jeopardy!|AS MOM SAYS...|$200|easy|Don't count your chickens...|Before they hatch
14/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHY|$400|easy|A 1751 book by David Hume in this area of philosophy argues that altruism is human nature|ethics
28/02/2006|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN-AMERICAN ENTERTAINERS|$800|hard|In 1968 she received a special Tony Award for her starring role in 'Hello, Dolly!'|Pearl Bailey
25/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HERE'S LOOKING AT ME|$1000|hard|Ghiberti put his own likeness in his 15th C. bronze doors for this city's baptistery|Florence
18/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|MISCELLAN'IUM'|$1200|hard|Once the open main court of a Roman house, it's now a skylit central court in an office building or hotel|atrium
25/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SEEING 'RED'|$800|hard|The website of this brand of candy similar to Twizzlers said it's a favorite of Tom Hanks & Brad Pitt|Red Vines
26/01/2001|Jeopardy!|CRAYOLA CRAYON COLORS|$300|easy|2 of the first 3 metallic colors introduced|Gold, silver &/or copper
20/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHICAL CREATURES|$800|hard|Marco Polo told us of this 3-letter bird that could carry an elephant in its claws|the roc
27/11/1997|Jeopardy!|LEFTOVERS|$300|easy|The floor on a ship, it's what a swabby swabs|deck
20/03/1998|Jeopardy!|SATURDAY MORNING CARTOONS|$200|easy|Mush Mouth & Dumb Donald were some of the Cosby kids on the show whose title featured this one|Fat Albert
06/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'TWO'|$1000|hard|Slow down & appreciate this animal's Latin name Choloepus didactylus|Two-toed sloth
08/06/2006|Jeopardy!|DAVES OF OUR LIVES|$800|hard|With 6 Major League teams including the Padres & Yankees, he hit 465 home runs & won 7 Gold Gloves|Dave Winfield
16/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NOM DE PLUME|$600|medium|Look in the dark recesses of your heart & tell me Jozef Korzeniowski's pen name|Joseph Conrad
07/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE VIKINGS|$1000|hard|Founded over 1000 years ago by the Vikings, Tynwald Court on this Irish Sea isle is one of the oldest legislatures|Isle of Man
14/04/2004|Jeopardy!|THE L.A. COLISEUM|$1000|hard|(Jimmy)  The all-time L.A. Coliseum attendance record of 134,254 occurred in 1963 when this reverend held a crusade here|Billy Graham
16/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN COWBOYS|$200|easy|In 'A Fistful of Dollars', Clint Eastwood is listed in the credits as 'The Man With' this|No Name
12/04/1999|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC MOVIE LINES|$500|medium|1967: 'What we've got here is failure to communicate'|Cool Hand Luke
18/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S HEALTH|$1200|hard|Often given with progesterone, it's the main hormone in hormone replacement therapy|estrogen
03/09/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$800|hard|He followed his novel 'Monsieur Beaucaire' with a term in the Indiana state legislature|Booth Tarkington
09/01/2001|Jeopardy!|NOW HEAR THIS!|$100|easy|It's the military instrument heard here|a bugle
30/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$1000|hard|A prominent landmark in this Australian capital is the 258-foot-tall Australian-American Memorial|Canberra
01/05/2008|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'C'|$200|easy|Have a bawl (3)|cry
09/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELTY SONGS|$800|hard|'She is afraid to come out of the water' because it's what 'she wore for the first time today'|an itsy bitsy teenie weenie yellow polka dot bikini
07/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH MONARCHS|$1600|hard|She is the most recent who was not the child of a monarch|Victoria
01/12/1999|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE FOOTBALL|$500|medium|In 1998 this Texas running back broke Tony Dorsett's career rushing record, finishing with 6,279 yards|Ricky Williams
05/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FINISH THE LINE|$600|medium|The Beatles: 'I think I'm gonna be sad...'|I think it's today
25/10/2000|Jeopardy!|VICTORIA'S SECRETS|$400|easy|This country that we fought in the Crimean War deserves a good beating & if we were a man we'd go give it to them|Russia
23/03/2011|Jeopardy!|SONGS IN MUSICALS|$400|easy|'Tradition' & 'Matchmaker, Matchmaker'|Fiddler on the Roof
20/06/2008|Jeopardy!|RAISE THE FLAG, PLEASE|$200|easy|Site of a famous flag raising, Mount Suribachi s found on this isle|Iwo Jima
14/05/1997|Jeopardy!|SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK|$200|easy|Song explaining the function of 'and, but and, or'|Conjunction Junction
10/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN POETS|$800|hard|Only 7 of her poems were published during her lifetime--5 in the Springfield Republican|Emily Dickinson
19/03/2003|Jeopardy!|VEGAS, BABY|$200|easy|An illusion, a fantasy, a pipe dream, or a Las Vegas hotel|Mirage
05/01/2010|Jeopardy!|'M' & 'M'|$400|easy|This political organization begun by Jerry Falwell in 1979 fought for many conservative causes|the Moral Majority
02/04/2010|Jeopardy!|STAMP IT OUT|$600|medium|A stamp commemorating this poet includes a scene from his poem 'Paul Revere's Ride'|Longfellow
23/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew gives a physical demonstation.)  Muscles work in pairs, so you can strengthen one by increasing flexibilty in the other. The hamstring curl strengthens the hamstring and allows this muscle at the front of the thigh to elongate|the quadriceps
04/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'F'OOD WORD ORIGINS|$1200|hard|A Louisiana French word for 'twisted' gave us the name of this gumbo powder|filé
13/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN ARTISTS|$1200|hard|This American expatriate was known for painting children, such as the ones seen here|Mary Cassatt
24/06/2003|Jeopardy!|BIBLE PEOPLE MAGAZINE|$600|medium|Blinded after losing his strength, he was put to work in the prison in Gaza|Samson
12/02/1999|Jeopardy!|WORDS FOR TWO|$500|medium|On a riverboat, it's how you would 'Mark' water that's 2 fathoms deep|Twain
21/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MIKE MYERS|$200|easy|Mike was born May 25, 1963 in this Canadian town; Simon & Garfunkel might wonder if it has a 'fair'|Scarborough
14/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SONG HITS FOR TWO|$1600|hard|Sheryl Crow in 1999; Guns N' Roses in 1988|'Sweet Child O' Mine'
14/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OCEANOGRAPHY|$800|hard|The littoral zone is oceanographese for the water closest to this|the shore
09/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOUTH|$800|hard|America's Young Woman of the Year, a.k.a. Junior Miss, is chosen every summer in this Alabama city|Mobile
22/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ROGER THAT|$800|hard|This singer seen here has also made a name as a stage actor|Roger Daltrey
27/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'C' CREATURES|$2000|hard|This critter seen here was nearly hunted into extinction because it was prized for its fur|chinchilla
19/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FRANKS|$2000|hard|Franks without 'natural' casings were likely housed in this, the main constituent of plants' cell walls|cellulose
08/11/2007|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES TRAVEL|$600|medium|You can book a trip right on the website with a link to this site whose logo shows a plane & a globe|Expedia(.com)
05/07/2011|Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$200|easy|It would be criminal for you not to know that FBI stands for this|the Federal Bureau of Investigation
19/06/1997|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$200|easy|Human beings normally have 46 of these in most of their cells|Chromosomes
22/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SATIRE|$800|hard|Rabelais wrote a 'massive' satire about this father of Pantagruel|Gargantua
22/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|POW-ER|$800|hard|This incendiary substance of gelled gasoline was used extensively in Vietnam|napalm
10/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GO TO HARVARD|$1600|hard|Phys. 287a, 'Intro. to' this recent theory, delves into 'perturbative formulation of... eleven-dimensional supergravity'|string theory
21/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|KILL BILL: VOL. 2|$2000|hard|Nixon vetoed a 1973 bill increasing this, partly because he thought teens should have a lesser one|the federal minimum wage
20/05/1992|Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|$200|easy|Don Quixote promises him governorship of an island to become his squire|Sancho Panza
05/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A MOVIE BEFORE, THEN DINNER AFTER|$800|hard|Charlton Heston goes crazy when he finds out a revolutionary new foodstuff is 'haricots verts' in French|Soylent Green Beans
03/04/2003|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THE '80s|$400|easy|In 1985 this large Middle Eastern country's Prince Sultan became the first Arab astronaut|Saudi Arabia
11/12/1997|Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY|$300|easy|The area between the Uruguay & Parana Rivers, or the ancient region between the Tigris & Euphrates|Mesopotamia
06/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS LEADERS|$600|medium|In his 'day', the early 1900s, this baseball player turned preacher is estimated to have converted 300,000 people|Billy Sunday
13/01/2003|Final Jeopardy!|NUTRITION|None|None|By virtue of the great quantity eaten, this vegetable is the leading source of vitamin C in the American diet|potato
26/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|1970s ALBUMS|$1600|hard|His 1978 album '52nd Street' was named for a NYC area famous for its jazz scene|Billy Joel
03/04/1998|Jeopardy!|PRISON PROSE|$200|easy|Title of Sister Helen Prejean's book about death row & the Susan Sarandon film based on it|Dead Man Walking
28/10/2009|Jeopardy!|THE ROMAN GOD OR GODDESS OF...|$800|hard|Roads & travel, for that nifty messenger service of his|Mercury
03/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE COURAGE TO 'B'|$1600|hard|This name for a type of small house comes from the name of a region in Southern Asia|bungalow
07/11/1995|Jeopardy!|LEADING 'ROLL's|$300|easy|If you have lots of dough, you can buy a really nice one of these implements to smooth out your dough|a rolling pin
22/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ADVICE COLUMNISTS|$800|hard|Omar Sharif & Tannah Hirsch advise readers who play this game|Bridge
29/09/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S A MONARCHY|$1000|hard|Fiji, Samoa, Kiribati|Samoa
20/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SIBLINGS OF SONG|$2000|hard|Last name of brothers Eddie & Alex, who lent that name to a hard rock band in 1974|Van Halen
21/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK FIRSTS|$400|easy|In 1888 William Hunton became the 1st black full-time sec. of this organization where 'It's fun to stay'|YMCA
09/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BROOKLYN IS BOOKLAND|$2000|hard|'There were songs and dancing on the Brooklyn streets in those long ago summers' in this Betty Smith novel|A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
08/04/2005|Jeopardy!|JOBS IN THE ARTS|$600|medium|In 1999 & 2000 some of these employees at the Natl. Gallery sat for David Hockney; sitting might have felt odd to them|security guards
22/11/1985|Jeopardy!|THE 1950's|$200|easy|In 1952, this plant substance was added to toothpaste, gum, soap, & many other things|chlorophyll
27/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A SALT|$1200|hard|In the typical ionic bonding found in table salt, sodium gives up one of these to chlorine|electrons
29/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ARBOR DAY READING?|$1200|hard|In the title of a bestseller by Olive Ann Burns, this word comes between 'Cold' & 'Tree'|Sassy
30/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL SCIENCE|$2400|hard|In violet, this distance is a short 3,800 to 4,500 angstroms|wavelength
13/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$600|medium|An exact copy of a cell, a gene or an organism is called this|a clone
09/11/2010|Jeopardy!|THEM CROOKED VULTURES|$200|easy|New World vultures lack a organ called a syrinx, so they also lack this; all they can do is hiss & grunt|vocal cords
05/01/1999|Jeopardy!|CANDY BARS|$500|medium|You might want to keep both hands on this 'crispety, crunchety, peanut buttery bar'|Butterfinger
14/12/2005|Jeopardy!|CARY GRANT|$200|easy|Ian Fleming based this character in part on Cary Grant, who later turned down the role|James Bond
07/05/2004|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$200|easy|'Pop' is on this 'N Sync album whose title refers ironically to the band's fame|Celebrity
01/06/2007|Jeopardy!|BETTER, STRONGER|$600|medium|Noted enforcer Tiger Williams holds the NHL record with 3,966 of these; it equals about 2.75 days|penalty box minutes
11/10/2007|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$1000|hard|The New York Botanical Garden has a collection of trees bearing these 'apples' 2 inches or less in diameter|crabapples
27/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OF MANY 'LAND's|$800|hard|Term for a country with no ocean access|Landlocked
04/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE ONE & ONLY|$200|easy|It's the only mammal that can fly|a bat
28/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$400|easy|'A Christmas Carol' curmudgeon (7)|Scrooge
23/05/2007|Jeopardy!|UP IN THE SKY!|$1000|hard|Usually reaching its peak on August 12, it's been called the 'Old Faithful' of meteor showers|a perseid
06/11/2007|Jeopardy!|4 'A's 4 YOU|$1000|hard|The Binghi is a central ritual in this religion founded in the late 1920s in Jamaica|Rastafarianism
22/09/2008|Jeopardy!|A BIT OF EVERYTHING|$400|easy|Bobby McFerrin could tell you this phrase, 'ne bespokoisya' in Russian, can precede 'be happy'|don't worry
19/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|APRIL|$400|easy|On April 3, 1945, an all-black platoon called the Dusty Devastators saw action for the first time in this country|Germany
20/01/2011|Jeopardy!|FAITH IN AMERICA|$200|easy|It's the term for a regular Quaker gathering; like at a business one, minutes are read|a meeting
13/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GO TEAM!|$400|easy|2 of the 3 Major League Baseball teams named for a bird|Baltimore Orioles, St. Louis Cardinals &/or Toronto Blue Jays
10/09/1996|Jeopardy!|IN THE NEWS|$400|easy|The August 3, 1981 Time cover story was on their wedding; the July 22, 1996 cover story concerned their divorce|Prince Charles & Lady Di
09/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|YAD VASHEM|$1200|hard|(Alex walks in front of the Wall of Remembrance in Yad Vashem, Israel.)  Both the valiant uprising against the Nazis & the final deportation are depicted here in the Wall of Remembrance to this city's ghetto, which at one time held more than 100,000 people in just 1.3 square miles|Warsaw
04/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SONGS FROM MUSICALS|$200|easy|'At The Ballet', 'What I Did For Love', 'One'|A Chorus Line
02/11/1999|Jeopardy!|VOICES|$500|medium|Heard as Ruth P. McDougal on 'Hey Arnold!', she's seen as Claudia Salinger on 'Party of Five'|Lacey Chabert
10/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$800|hard|Edward VII's authorization in 1901 allowed John Doulton's Co. to market porcelain under this name|Royal Doulton
25/06/2001|Jeopardy!|NEW ENGLISH NOBILITY?|$300|easy|For playing a Hawaiian cop for 12 years & keeping his hair in perfect form the entire time, we dub thee...|Jack Lord
20/03/2007|Jeopardy!|ALEX HAS LEFT THE BUILDING|$400|easy|'Greece' was the word when I left this temple, seen here|the Parthenon
05/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'N-H-L'|$400|easy|Keats' ode to this bird begins, 'My heart aches, and a drowsy numbness pains my sense'|nightingale
12/01/2011|Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$600|medium|Someone as naive or innocent as a newborn baby is said to be this 'moist' phrase|still wet behind the ears
05/07/2006|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$200|easy|She cleverly disguises herself as a lawyer & saves Antonio from Shylock's revenge|Portia
20/07/2004|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$800|hard|Geyser Gulch, the world's largest tree house, is one of the features at Silver Dollar City in this Missouri tourist mecca|Branson
04/01/2007|Jeopardy!|BEAN|$400|easy|This bean takes its name from the internal organ whose shape it resembles|kidney
23/12/2005|Jeopardy!|YOU GET AN 'F'|$400|easy|Opponents of Sabine Bau, a world champion in this sport, might say, 'Curses!  Foiled again!'|fencing
21/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|1861 YEARBOOK: MOST LIKELY TO SECEDE|$800|hard|On January 26 this state, followed by the presentation of a Pelican flag|Louisiana
17/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY|$2000|hard|Comprising 170 islands in 3 main groups, this kingdom in the South Pacific has been called the 'friendly islands'|Tonga
31/05/1990|Final Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|None|None|It's the southernmost independent country in the world|Chile (which goes down around Tierra Del Fuego & sweeps a little south of Argentina)
11/02/2011|Jeopardy!|A YEAR ENDING IN 11|$1000|hard|In a warmup to his assault on Mexico, Cortes helps Velazquez conquer Cuba|1511
16/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE A LETTER|$1000|hard|This one-letter symbol on sheet music instructs a musician to play loudly|F
14/06/2010|Final Jeopardy!|MOONS & MYTHOLOGY|None|None|This planet is named for a Roman god; its only moons are named for the sons of his Greek counterpart|Mars
25/06/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$400|easy|The Glass-Steagall Banking Act of 1933 created this agency that guarantees bank accounts|FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation)
22/10/2004|Jeopardy!|RATED PG|$200|easy|Lindsay Curtis & Jamie Lee Lohan--wait, switch those last names--starred in this 2003 remake|Freaky Friday
02/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$200|easy|Paraguay, whose capital is named for her assumption, celebrates her immaculate conception Dec. 8|Virgin Mary
04/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PLUS 8|$800|hard|2011 x 3 plus 8|6,041
02/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CRY|$400|easy|You are guaranteed to cry in your popcorn during this 1970 tearjerker with Ali MacGraw  & Ryan O'Neal|Love Story
27/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WISCONSIN CITIES|$200|easy|Known as the Beer Capital of the U.S., this largest Wisconsin city is home to several major breweries|Milwaukee
07/06/2010|Jeopardy!|ALTHING|$200|easy|Formed in 930 A.D., the Althing of this country is one of the oldest legislative assemblies in the world|Iceland
04/04/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$200|easy|In 1836 this republic asked to be annexed to the U.S.|Texas
06/10/1999|Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$100|easy|These 'make the man'|Clothes
08/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$400|easy|In a spin-off from 'Keeping up with the Kardashians', these 2 sisters 'Take Miami'|Kourtney and Khloé
22/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PRE-CIVIL WAR AMERICA|$400|easy|In 1859 tightrope walker Charles Blondin crossed this watery wonder many times; later he did it on stilts|Niagara Falls
02/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|'Nothing can stop' this title character of a Gene Chandler song from repainting your car|Duke of Earl Scheib
03/03/1998|Jeopardy!|CANADIAN POTPOURRI|$100|easy|If you studied Latin, you'll know that Nova Scotia's name is Latin for this|New Scotland
11/05/2006|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|None|None|A silent movie title includes the last name of this 18th c. statesman & favorite of Catherine the Great|Grigori Alexandrovich Potemkin
30/01/2001|Jeopardy!|THE '40s|$800|hard|The women for whom Walter Annenberg founded this magazine in 1944 are now on Social Security|Seventeen
07/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TEXT MESSAGING|$1600|hard|A guide book whose cover says 'Don't Panic' gives this Douglas Adams sci-fi novel its title|The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
26/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN OPERAS|$600|medium|'Cordelia'|KIng Lear
03/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$400|easy|Marine biologists call this gelatinous invertebrate of class Scyphozoa & Hydrozoa a medusa|a jellyfish
31/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE TRUMAN SHOW|$1600|hard|In 1919 Truman opened this kind of business, whose name may come from the Anglo-Norman for 'petty wares'|a haberdashery
21/11/1994|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$400|easy|Baseball, cricket, vampire|Bats
14/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CIRCUS & CARNIVAL CINEMA|$1200|hard|Jimmy Stewart plays Buttons the Clown (a surgeon in disguise!) in this 1952 De Mille circus epic|The Greatest Show on Earth
02/12/2009|Jeopardy!|'ITZ' AT THE END|$200|easy|A scatterbrained or eccentric person|a ditz
31/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HYPHENATED TERMS|$800|hard|A New England pudding is made with this Post product that was once promoted as the 'Back-to-Nature Cereal'|Grape-Nuts
21/05/1997|Jeopardy!|DOCTORS|$500|medium|In the 1950s these 2 famed physicians each developed a polio vaccine|Albert Sabin & Jonas Salk
23/01/2003|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$200|easy|Florence Nightingale was born in this Italian city in 1820|Florence
10/12/1986|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'I'|$200|easy|While it's an infraction in hockey, it really makes the cake|icing
03/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ROMANS|$400|easy|He took his own life after receiving a false report that Cleopatra was already dead--oops!|Mark Antony
18/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$2600|hard|About 30% of all animal species are these insects which include the whirligig & weevil families|beetles
11/06/2007|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED SHAKESPEARE PLAYS|$400|easy|'Hell too'|Othello
20/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$200|easy|This orator became governor of Virginia in 1776|Patrick Henry
24/06/2009|Jeopardy!|SPORTS NET|$200|easy|In tournament play, the birdie used in this sport must be made of duck or goose feathers|badminton
15/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|Q BUT NOT U|$2000|hard|World Book says the exportation of petroleum & petroleum products provides 95% of this nation's income|Qatar
19/04/1990|Jeopardy!|WEATHER|$500|medium|The temperature & humidity conditions characteristic of Santa Ana, Foehn & Chinook winds|Hot & Dry
04/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PUT 'EM IN ORDER|$1400|hard|Taft, Tyler, Taylor|Tyler, Taylor, Taft
19/01/1993|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$500|medium|The Seville and bergamot are classified as bitter varieties of this fruit|oranges
20/12/2007|Jeopardy!|GIFT GIVING|$200|easy|Cousin Jim is wound a little tight, so I got him a getaway to Club Med on Guadeloupe in this sea|the Caribbean
07/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$400|easy|Taking over for this late author, in 2004 Mark Winegardner published 'The Godfather Returns'|(Mario) Puzo
21/10/1998|Jeopardy!|LITERARY HODGEPODGE|$100|easy|Ellen Glasgow set a trilogy of novels in this Virginia capital, fictionalizing it as 'Queenborough'|Richmond
23/03/1999|Final Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|None|None|A 1993 anthology of contemporary Asian-American fiction is titled this character 'is Dead'|Charlie Chan
09/12/2002|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$1000|hard|Among occupational school nicknames are the Brandeis Judges & the Whittier these|Poets
12/09/1997|Jeopardy!|'POP' THE QUESTION|$300|easy|Mr. Owl says it's '3'; a study done at Swarthmore claims it's an average of 142.18|The number of licks it takes to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop
19/02/2001|Jeopardy!|'90s SITCOMS|$100|easy|On this series, baby Maggie's first words, 'Dah-dee', were spoken by Elizabeth Taylor|The Simpsons
10/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S MY PARTY|$1600|hard|Some say the Democratic Party can be traced back to a 1790s coalition with this hyphenated name|Democratic-Republican Party
30/12/1996|Jeopardy!|'OVER' & 'UNDER'|$500|medium|In 1974 this Canadian quartet reached the top of the American pop charts with 'You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet'|Bachman-Turner Overdrive
27/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OK, CORRAL ME|$2000|hard|Don't worry, I show no signs of this, FMD for short--the U.S. hasn't had an outbreak since 1929 & let's keep it that way|foot-and-mouth disease
08/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A BEAUTIFUL MIND|$800|hard|Future geneticist J.B.S. Haldane began research in his teens on his sister's 300 of these rodents|guinea pigs
26/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MEET T.S. ELIOT|$2000|hard|Before he turned 23, Eliot created this poetic figure who asks, 'Do I dare disturb the universe?'|J. Alfred Prufrock
17/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|READ THE BOOK, SAW THE FILM|$1000|hard|For Bogie's screen role, this book's Charlie Allnutt was changed from a Cockney to a Canadian|The African Queen
20/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|16- (YES, 16-) LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|Indisputable, or not open to question, it can precede 'evidence' in a courtroom|incontrovertible
23/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$400|easy|Almost 1/3 of New Zealand's population lives within 100 miles of this city, the nation's first capital|Auckland
16/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|60 MINUTES|$600|medium|Made a regular correspondent in 1984, she's currently a co-host of 'Good Morning America'|Diane Sawyer
13/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$600|medium|Number of chambers in a judge's heart|4
30/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$400|easy|As head of the Union Army, this future president accepted Lee's surrender at Appomattox|Ulysses S. Grant
23/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ONE HOT TOWN|$1600|hard|It was a balmy 1230 in this California desert resort city in 1995; 40 years earlier, Lucy Ricardo met Rock Hudson there|Palm Springs
11/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY|$1000|hard|It's what Livingstone was looking for in Africa when Stanley found him|source of the Nile
26/02/2009|Jeopardy!|THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD|$3000|hard|Abolitionist Levi Coffin's house in Fountain City, Ind. was known as this 'Station' on the Underground Railroad|Grand Central
15/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HAS 'MY'|$800|hard|A full bottle in front of me is better than a full frontal one of these|Lobotomy
22/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE A SIMPSONS CHARACTER|$400|easy|First name of the cousin of Goober who was regularly on the receiving end of Sgt. Carter's tirades|Gomer
18/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|YESTERDAY'S NEWSPAPERS|$800|hard|In a war of London papers for this title time of day, the News folded in 1980, leaving the Standard standing|evening
12/11/1987|Jeopardy!|THE THIRD WORLD|$400|easy|On May 30, 1967, this state declared independence from Nigeria, but surrendered 2 1/2 years later|Biafra
01/04/2004|Jeopardy!|HOT SPOTS|$1600|hard|On December 27, 1978 this spot on Earth reached a balmy record high of 7.5 degrees|the South Pole
15/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DICKENS HEARS FROM HOLLYWOOD|$800|hard|More orphans?! & this book's start, 'My father's family name being Pirrip'... not exactly 'Call me Ishmael', Chuck!|Great Expectations
23/10/2001|Jeopardy!|OH, DANNY BOY|$100|easy|In 1799 this pioneer left Kentucky because it was 'Too crowded!  I want more elbow-room'|Daniel Boone
24/09/2002|Jeopardy!|THE U.S.|$200|easy|The highest & northernmost points in the U.S. are in this state|Alaska
24/12/1986|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|Base 10 equivalent to the binary number '11'|3
08/09/1998|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED U.S. CITIES|$300|easy|Cannot, Ohio|Canton (for Cannot)
03/10/1996|Jeopardy!|1986|$400|easy|This American enjoyed the first of his 3 wins in the prestigious Tour de France bike race|Greg LeMond
21/09/2000|Final Jeopardy!|LITERARY TREES|None|None|In a famous novel this type of tree grows beneath a bedroom window at Tara|Magnolia
10/06/2011|Jeopardy!|NYSE|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from inside the New York Stock Exchange.)  Share prices on the Big Board have been listed in decimals since 2001, when the 200-year-old practice of trading in these numerical units was finally ended|fractions
06/07/2004|Jeopardy!|GIVE ME AN 'A'!|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Cape Cod, MA.) In 1986, this vessel, named either for a chipmunk or Woods Hole scientist Alan Vine, reached the Titanic|the Alvin
30/01/2001|Jeopardy!|MAGIC|$200|easy|Magician's instrument seen here in the logo of a magical organization (Magic Dealers Association)|Wand
07/03/2008|Jeopardy!|MARCH!|$400|easy|In the comics on March 11, 1960 it was revealed that this round-headed boy's father was a barber|Charlie Brown
24/03/1997|Jeopardy!|INSTRUMENTS|$200|easy|His Brandenburg Concertos 2 & 4 are noteworthy pieces for recorder|J.S. Bach
20/12/1996|Jeopardy!|METALS|$200|easy|A ferroalloy always contains this metal|Iron
27/12/2002|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL FOODS|$800|hard|Actually an American recipe, this condiment may have been given its name because caviar was once an ingredient|Russian dressing
05/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE DRUGSTORE|$800|hard|This product from Cutex comes in several varieties including non-acetone|nail polish remover
04/11/2011|Jeopardy!|LITERARY TITLE OCCUPATIONS|$1000|hard|Conjuring up images of 19th century Poland, Isaac Bashevis Singer wrote of this title guy 'of Lublin'|Magician
12/03/2003|Jeopardy!|BASKETBALL MOVIES|$400|easy|Contrary to the title, Woody Harrelson proved he could in this film, seen here|White Men Can't Jump
01/06/2001|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENT ORIGINS|$200|easy|This ancient Oriental instrument was put to good use in 1976 by Chuck Barris|Gong
17/10/1989|Jeopardy!|TEXAS|$700|hard|David G. Burnet, Mirabeau B. Lamar, Anson Jones & Sam Houston were the only ones to hold this office|president of the Republic of Texas
21/12/1989|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & THEIR ROLES|$100|easy|Zero Mostel became a wild horned beast in this Ionesco play|Rhinoceros
15/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE EN ESPAÑOL|$800|hard|This 'colorful' atmospheric heating phenomenon is efecto invernadero|the greenhouse effect
12/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MAKE SOME NOISE!|$1200|hard|This country's national anthem is heard here|France
15/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|YOU GOTTA REPRESENT|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew rakes a miniature Zen garden with a single rock in it.)  In a Zen garden, rocks symbolize mountains & the earth; the sand and its patterns represent this|water
11/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$2000|hard|The Enoch Pratt Free Library in this U.S. city is known for its H.L. Mencken collection|Baltimore
02/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SODOM & GOMORRAH|$800|hard|Someone scribbled 'Sodoma Gomorra' on a Pompeii wall prior to the eruption of this in 79 A.D.|Mt. Vesuvius
25/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICA|$1000|hard|In 1998 Nelson Mandela married Graca Machel, widow of a former president of this country|Mozambique
22/07/2011|Jeopardy!|WORDS FROM PLANETS|$200|easy|A song from the eighth planet|a tune
03/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY THRILLERS|$400|easy|This wartime thriller about a German sub inspired a classic 1981 foreign movie|Das Boot
25/11/1994|Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$100|easy|He led the expedition that rescued Emin Pasha, as well as the one that found Livingstone|Henry Stanley
19/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TV SERIES NARRATORS|$800|hard|'My Name Is Earl' (The star)|Jason Lee
11/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'G'|$800|hard|It precedes schnauzer & sequoia (5)|giant
03/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PROPHECIES & PREDICTIONS|$200|easy|In April 1865 he had a dream foretelling his assassination|Abraham Lincoln
08/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|I'M STARVING!|$1200|hard|After seceding from Nigeria in 1967, this region soon faced widespread starvation & surrendered|Biafra
19/11/1996|Jeopardy!|WORLD EXPLORATION|$500|medium|He explored Puget Sound in 1792 & named it for one of his officers, Peter Puget|Capn. George Vancouver
03/10/2001|Jeopardy!|THE THEATRE|$300|easy|It's the high school attended by Danny & Sandy in 'Grease'|Rydell High
05/01/2011|Final Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES|None|None|By area, it's the world's largest country that's named for a river|India
29/01/2008|Jeopardy!|TARZAN MOVIE REVIEW|$800|hard|Faye play slap jack in this 1974 film; She sister! She daughter! She sister! She daughter! Tarzan confused|Chinatown
16/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$800|hard|He remembered the Maine; it blew up during his time in office|William McKinley
08/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MY GIRL|$800|hard|She is 12 years older than longtime beau Tim Robbins|Susan Sarandon
18/10/2007|Jeopardy!|AM I YOUR TYPE?|$600|medium|Meyer Friedman coined this term for an angry, driven personality type who Friedman thought had high heart attack risk|Type A
03/12/2009|Jeopardy!|JAILHOUSE ROCK|$200|easy|Al Capone and Machine Gun Kelly did time on this rock in San Francisco Bay|Alcatraz
03/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$400|easy|A deep ravine that's often dry in the summer, it shares its name with a 'grand' dam in Washington state|a coulee
18/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$1000|hard|Before her 'bewitch'ing role as Samantha'a mother Endora, she played Orson Welles' mother in 'Citizen Kane'|Agnes Moorehead
21/03/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN MUSEUMS|$400|easy|Naples in this state is home to Frannie's Teddy Bear Museum, which boasts more than 1,500 bears|Florida
19/05/2000|Jeopardy!|INAUGURAL ADDRESSES|$100|easy|Of WWI, he said, 'Our own fortunes as a nation are involved whether we would have it so or not'|Woodrow Wilson
13/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE CABINET|$1000|hard|This president's father, Alphonso, was Grant's attorney general|William Howard Taft
22/02/2006|Final Jeopardy!|THE SOLAR SYSTEM|None|None|The 2 planets in our solar system that have atmospheres made up mostly of carbon dioxide|Venus & Mars
28/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE SUPREME COURT|$800|hard|A Rhodes scholar, he joined the U.S. Supreme Court in 1990 & is the only current justice who has never married|David Souter
10/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PIRATE MOVIES|$1000|hard|Ingrid Bergman's husband in 'Casablanca', he played a pirate captain in 'Pirates Of Tripoli'|Paul Henreid
30/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RENAISSANCE ART|$2000|hard|Pyres of Vanity, the bonfires that destroyed works of art, were lit by this monk, the Medici's most virulent enemy|(Girolamo) Savonarola
09/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCOTTISH RULERS|$1000|hard|In 1306 this house had its first of only 2 kings, Robert I|Bruce
17/11/2006|Jeopardy!|BROAD WEIGH|$200|easy|600-pound Mahala Mullins won fame by selling this illegal 'lunar' liquor in the Tenn. mountains|moonshine
09/03/2006|Jeopardy!|TEDDY ROOSEVELT SPEAKS|$200|easy|TR told a Progressive Party rally in 1912, 'I am as strong as' one of these animals 'and you can use me to the limit'|a bull moose
10/10/2011|Jeopardy!|MONEY, MONEY, MONEY|$400|easy|In 1970 this Japanese currency was at 360 to the dollar; today it's under 100|the yen
02/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNORS|$1200|hard|A 4-time governor of Alabama first elected in 1962, he worked his way through law school by boxing professionally|Gov. George Wallace
11/02/2008|Jeopardy!|WILL SMITH|$400|easy|Will helped protect the Earth from the scum of the universe as Captain Steven Hiller in this 1996 film|Independence Day
23/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1939 WORLD'S FAIR|$800|hard|Pavilions included French, Japanese & one for this international organization that first met in 1920|League of Nations
22/01/2010|Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$200|easy|Athena is a goddess of wisdom, as symbolized by this creature|an owl
26/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHIES|$600|medium|This actress' 'Me: Stories Of My Life' was the bestselling nonfiction book of 1991|Katharine Hepburn
16/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A VERY SPECIAL PULITZER PRIZE|$1200|hard|1978: To Richard Lee Strout, for his body of work for this 'Christian' publication|the Christian Science Monitor
28/10/2008|Jeopardy!|1980s TV|$400|easy|Tanya Roberts looked 'heavenly' when she joined the cast of this series in November 1980|Charlie's Angels
06/12/2006|Jeopardy!|'MIND' GAMES|$800|hard|3-word history-based Emmy Award-winning PBS TV show written & introduced by Steve Allen|Meeting Of Minds
03/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FUN DATES|$200|easy|It's been said that birds choose their mates on this holiday|Valentine's Day
30/03/2006|Jeopardy!|THINGS FARMERS KNOW|$600|medium|A round type of this structure, with the silo inside it, was popular in the early 1900s; it's rare now|a barn
16/03/2004|Jeopardy!|'E'PICS|$1000|hard|In this 1988 film director John Sayles cast himself as sportswriter Ring Lardner|Eight Men Out
04/07/2002|Jeopardy!|ALCATRAZ-A-MATAZZ|$1000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports.)  The name Alcatraz is derived from the Spanish for 'island of' these birds, that come in brown & white varities|pelicans
19/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|INSPIRED CHARACTERS|$1600|hard|Duessa, who's executed in Book V on 'The Faerie Queene', was inspired by this Scotswoman|Mary, Queen of Scots
18/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THINKING ABOUT COLLEGE|$2000|hard|You could learn to play the bagpipes & march with the pipe band at this S.C. school whose name means 'The Fortress'|the Citadel
26/12/2005|Jeopardy!|JUST THE FACT, MA'AM|$200|easy|He's the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations|John Bolton
30/06/1998|Jeopardy!|THE POSITION PLAYED|$400|easy|Marshall Faulk, Barry Sanders, Emmitt Smith|Running back
03/02/2009|Jeopardy!|SPORTS FACTS|$400|easy|In 1980 this boxer came out of retirement to fight Larry Holmes & then Trevor Berbick; he lost both bouts|(Muhammad) Ali
22/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|EDUCATIONAL 'BURG's|$1500|hard|A branch campus of the University of Southern Florida|St. Petersburg
26/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MEN OF THE 'C'|$1200|hard|He's the French Postimpressionist who painted 'Mont Sainte-Victoire' & 'The Card Players'|Paul Cezanne
05/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A BEFORE E|$800|hard|We dig this scientific study of prehistoric people by analysis of their artifacts|archaeology
17/11/2010|Jeopardy!|THE QUOTABLE STEVE CARELL|$400|easy|As Andy in this 2005 comedy: 'I love women!  I respect them so much that I completely stay away from them!'|The 40-Year-Old Virgin
22/03/2004|Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$600|medium|For its Dec. 2003 issue, the U.S. Marie Claire put its first man on its cover, this star of 'The Last Samurai'|Tom Cruise
29/10/2007|Jeopardy!|'OK'|$1000|hard|Thai one on in this Asian capital on the banks of the Chao Phraya River|Bangkok
25/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PASTA|$1600|hard|The USMC can tell you that fidelini means 'little' these 'ones'|faithful
11/11/1991|Jeopardy!|GOLF|$100|easy|This golf feat is also called an ace|hole-in-one
15/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ONE-MAN SHOWS|$600|medium|A category on Famous Andreas might include this 'SCTV' actress who stars in 'Nude, Nude, Totally Nude'|Andrea Martin
05/07/2005|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$200|easy|The Meiji reforms of the 19th century permanently abolished this Japanese warrior class|samurai
22/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATION|$200|easy|In 1889, 13 years after the invention of this, William Gray installed the first pay one|Telephone
24/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES|$2000|hard|Her popular newspaper columns & books celebrated the trials & tribulations of housewives|Erma Bombeck
02/05/2003|Jeopardy!|DON'T BUG ME!|$400|easy|This large, hairy bee is one of the few insects that can control its body temperature|bumblebee
08/01/2001|Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$100|easy|Encarta calls it the world's most popular & widely cultivated garden flower|Rose
07/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FROM TV TO FILM|$800|hard|In 1984 he was Skip Tarkenton on the sitcom 'The Duck Factory'; he gained 'almighty' powers in 2003|Jim Carrey
31/03/2011|Jeopardy!|I'M A ROCK STAR|$600|medium|Close friend The Edge describes him as the 'chairman & founding member of Over-Achievers Anonymous'|Bono
25/01/2007|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE SEALS|$1000|hard|Many states include animals on their seals, but this is the only one depicting a real seal|Alaska
30/12/2011|Jeopardy!|SILENT LETTERS|$400|easy|H: An ecstatic expression, or an emotional musical composition|rhapsody
23/07/2007|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE TEAM NICKNAMES|$1000|hard|This University of Idaho nickname is from an old Germanic tribe whose name has come to mean troublemakers|Vandals
14/11/1986|Jeopardy!|THE SOLAR SYSTEM|$300|easy|The perihelion is the point in the orbit of a planet when it comes closest to this|sun
08/02/2010|Jeopardy!|THE BIG 10|$400|easy|In Israel Tevet is the tenth of these|month
04/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SLOVAKIAN HISTORY|$2000|hard|Slovakia was conquered by the Magyars in 907 & this country proceeded to rule it for 1,000 years|Hungary
01/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$1200|hard|More than 1/4 of the Earth's crust is this element, symbol Si|silicon
20/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OBSOLETE DEFINITIONS|$200|easy|Endow once meant to provide with one of these, an old marriage custom|Dowry
16/12/1996|Jeopardy!|'V' DAY|$100|easy|The peak on a cap, or the movable front piece on the helmet of a suit of armor|Visor
24/09/2001|Jeopardy!|RATED G|$100|easy|It took 48 pigs (& an animatronic double) to play this '95 title ham role|Babe
08/11/2004|Jeopardy!|DO 'TELL'|$200|easy|Give us your best Marlon Brando with this famous 1-word howl from a classic 1951 film|STELLA!
23/12/2004|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL PUZZLES|$600|medium|1 of the 2 presidents who have a Jr. in their names; they served consecutively in the 20th century|(1 of) Ford or Carter
18/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS|$2000|hard|Name of both Indianapolis' & Kansas City's biggest daily papers|the Star
07/06/2006|Jeopardy!|PETS|$1000|hard|To metabolize calcium & have strong bones, iguanas need this type of radiation, provided by a special light|ultraviolet
24/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CARTOONS|$200|easy|Mel Blanc said he created this character's voice by combining Brooklyn & Bronx accents|Bugs Bunny
25/12/1996|Final Jeopardy!|OSCAR NOMINEES|None|None|Billy Wilder & this actor-director are tied for the most Best Original Screenplay nominations:  12 apiece|Woody Allen
23/04/1990|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$100|easy|An achievement is signified by a feather in this|Cap
14/03/2000|Jeopardy!|DING DONG|$300|easy|Ding-Dongs is another alliterative term for these flared pants popular in the '60s & '70s|Bell Bottoms
28/03/2006|Jeopardy!|YANKEE STADIUM|$200|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reads from Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, NY.)  As Yankee Stadium is the house he built, it's appropriate that this slugger is honored in Monument Park|Babe Ruth
23/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NEWTONIAN PHYSICS|$1800|hard|(Hi, I'm Nate Newton of the Dallas Cowboys)  Newton's second law of this tells you how much a linebacker accelerates when I hit him|Motion
03/04/2006|Jeopardy!|SPORTS-POURRI|$400|easy|...& the No. 1 reason it's good to be this late-night TV host... he co-owned the winner of the 2004 Indy 500|David Letterman
21/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THEOLOGIANS|$1200|hard|This Scottish reformation leader helped revise the Church of England's prayer book in 1552|Knox
24/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|JUDAICA|$600|medium|On the Sabbath table, you may see 2 of these with 3 braids each|Challah/loaves of bread
29/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MATH & SCIENCE|$1200|hard|The photosphere, the visible surface of this, is actually the innermost layer of its atmosphere|the Sun
09/11/2007|Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$1000|hard|These tropical flowers seen here are commonly called frangipani when perfume is derived from them|plumeria
08/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DEAD SCIENTISTS SOCIETY|$900|hard|To get a suitable celluloid film for his new inventions, Edison called on this man|George Eastman
07/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A FEW GENTLEMEN OF VERONA|$2000|hard|Verona's Giovanni Zenatello was (you guessed it) an opera singer & was the first Lt. Pinkerton in this opera|Madame Butterfly
30/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE NAVY|$800|hard|The grandfather & father of this P.O.W./politician are the USA's only father & son to each be a full admiral|John McCain
06/04/1990|Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES|$100|easy|Baseball player Jay Hanna Dean was known by this giddy moniker|Dizzy Dean
09/10/2002|Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'E'!|$800|hard|Title held for 63 years by the man seen here (Hirohito)|emperor
17/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|VAULT DISNEY|$800|hard|Before Mickey, one of Walt's successful creations was this 'Lucky Rabbit'|Oswald
14/11/1990|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$100|easy|USDA meat grade between prime & good|choice
05/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$1000|hard|This first lady earned a bachelor's degree in education from Southern Methodist University|Laura Bush
14/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$1000|hard|Donizetti opera about Marie, who as a baby was found on a battlefield & raised by a group of soldiers|Daughter of the Regiment
19/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE MUSICAL '80s|$1600|hard|Freddie Mercury wrote this group's 'Crazy Little Thing Called Love' in the bathtub at the Munich Hilton|Queen
08/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|STATE FLAGS|$1200|hard|Yes, honey, one of these structures appears below the word 'industry' on Utah's state flag|a beehive
17/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT SPORT|$1600|hard|Icing, power play, blue line|hockey
04/05/2010|Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY & ASTROLOGY|$1000|hard|Your zodiac sign, as in 'Hey baby, what's your sign?' is also called your this heavenly body sign|a sun sign
24/09/1984|Final Jeopardy!|TITLED HEADS|None|None|N.Y. financier Al Grimaldi is next in line for throne of this Mediterranean principality|Monaco
13/12/2004|Jeopardy!|DON WE NOW OUR GUY APPAREL|$400|easy|Bunny Austin shocked the tennis world when he wore these competing at Forest Hills in 1932|shorts
07/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS NAMES|$1200|hard|It's the baseball position played by Hideo Nomo & Curt Schilling|pitcher
17/04/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|$400|easy|This famous frontierswoman cared for the sick during the 1878 smallpox epidemic in Deadwood, S.D.|Calamity Jane
13/09/2001|Jeopardy!|KNOWING HIM BIBLICALLY|$300|easy|Long before Joe Namath, this leader guaranteed a victory by holding up a hand in Exodus 17:11|Moses
31/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE STATE OF EVERYTHING|$400|easy|Its state vegetable: the Walla Walla sweet onion|Washington
01/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BORN NORTH OF THE BORDER, EH?|$400|easy|'Let's Make A Deal' with this host who hails from Winnipeg, Manitoba|Monty Hall
13/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$800|hard|Play that contains the line 'For there is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so'|Hamlet
06/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|This country's Lake Balaton, just southwest of Budapest, is central Europe's largest lake|Hungary
11/12/2000|Jeopardy!|BARRY ME|$300|easy|This Conservative was born in Phoenix in 1909|Barry Goldwater
08/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'S'-NCE OF LIFE|$1600|hard|Old-school inhalant to give you a nicotine rush|snuff
01/01/2009|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN GRADUATORS|$200|easy|Application: $65 Tuition: $32,557 Dropping this Cambridge, Mass. school's name for the rest of your life: priceless|Harvard
06/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POP TOPPERS|$1200|hard|'Poker Face'|Lady Gaga
23/04/1986|Double Jeopardy!|UNITED NATIONS|$400|easy|The name “United Nations” was adopted in WWII to note countries opposed to these powers|the Axis powers
04/01/2000|Jeopardy!|SAY IT 'AINT' SO|$500|medium|In other words, odd in an old-fashioned sort of way|Quaint
05/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT AUTHORS|$400|easy|'The Remains of the Day' author Kazuo Ishiguro was a grouse beater for this grandmother of Prince Charles|the Queen Mother
17/01/1991|Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$100|easy|Georges Clemenceau called this 'much too important a matter to be left to the generals'|War
21/05/2009|Jeopardy!|RIDING THE 'RAIL'S|$200|easy|Face it, Johnny, you don't live in a mobile home, you live in one of these, also a movie preview|a trailer
13/11/1997|Jeopardy!|HIT TUNES|$500|medium|On the sound track of 'Nothing to Lose', it's when Coolio will 'C U'|When U Get There
23/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$400|easy|He abdicated the Russian throne in 1917, a year before he & his family were executed|Nicholas II
18/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE|$800|hard|At its peak the Ottoman Empire stretched as far south as the tip of the Arabian Peninsula in this current country|Yemen
10/12/2002|Jeopardy!|JEWEL|$800|hard|The bulk of the world's peridot is mined from Peridot Mesa on the Apache Indian Reservation in this state|Arizona
28/06/2004|Jeopardy!|THE CINEMA|$800|hard|It was the mythological container sought by Lara Croft in 'Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life'|Pandora's box
09/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|...DIES BY THE 'S' WORD|$1200|hard|From the Latin for 'choke' & 'throat' comes this word meaning 'to impede the respiration of'|suffocate
16/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CHICKS RULE!|$1200|hard|For more than a century, this European country has had 3 queens & no kings: Wilhelmina, Juliana & Beatrix|the Netherlands
29/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WORKS OF THE BARD|$1200|hard|Caius Marcius, a Roman general, receives this name after capturing the city of Corioli|Coriolanus
13/03/2003|Jeopardy!|THE NORTHERNMOST NATION|$600|medium|Vatican City, Vietnam, Venezuela|Vatican City
15/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$2000|hard|Mosquitoes of this genus are the only ones that carry malaria|the Anopheles mosquito
15/02/2008|Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$1000|hard|Winners of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama include this playwright, for 'Death of a Salesman'|(Arthur) Miller
10/07/2008|Jeopardy!|I'M LIBYAN|$800|hard|In 1711 Ahmed Karamanli founded his own dynasty in Libya after breaking it away from this Muslim empire's control|the Ottoman Empire
28/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY MUSICALS|$2000|hard|This show created by the minds behind 'South Park' is very different from the same-named religious text|Book of Mormon
03/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER, PLEASE|$2000|hard|Precedes 'priori' in a Latin phrase used in the study of logic|a
16/07/1999|Jeopardy!|'TIE' ME UP|$300|easy|In slang to become intoxicated is to do this|To tie one on
08/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$1000|hard|This leading man of 'Speed II' was first seen onscreen in the futuristic flick 'Solarbabies'|Jason Patric
30/03/2006|Jeopardy!|THE DEANS LIST|$800|hard|It doesn't take a sausage to know that this country singer took 'Big Bad John' to No. 1 in 1961|Jimmy Dean
05/05/2010|Jeopardy!|PICKLES|$1000|hard|This Pittsburgh-based food businessman was known as the 'pickle king'|H.J. Heinz
14/11/2002|Final Jeopardy!|LITERARY INSPIRATIONS|None|None|In 2002, at age 104, Gregorio Fuentes, an inspiration for this tale, died in the Cuban fishing village of Cojimar|The Old Man and the Sea
27/02/2009|Jeopardy!|WE'RE ALL 'WAITING'|$200|easy|Where you sit at the doctor's office reading ancient magazines|the waiting room
22/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'B' SHARP|$400|easy|Snoopy's breed|a beagle
20/03/2001|Jeopardy!|THEY'RE GREAT!|$400|easy|On 'The Flintstones' Harvey Korman voiced this tiny alien from the planet Zetox|The Great Gazoo
17/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SHE INVENTED WHAT?|$400|easy|Helen Free helped invent the strips that those with this disease first used to check glucose levels|diabetes
12/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$600|medium|This most popular U.S. aspirin was originally acquired from a German company as spoils of WWI|Bayer
14/05/1993|Jeopardy!|10-LETTER NAMES|$400|easy|Some women named this are called Mina for short & may have been named for a Dutch queen|Wilhelmina
28/12/2000|Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$200|easy|Men & women both have this 'fruity' lump in the front of the throat; it's just more noticeable in men|Adam's apple
18/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NORSE MYTHOLOGY|$2000|hard|In the final battle of good & evil, called Ragnarok, this trickster will lead the giants against the gods|Loki
29/01/1999|Jeopardy!|PLAYGROUND PUNCHLINES|$400|easy|It's why cows have bells|It's because their horns don't work!
11/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE PEACE CORPS|$2000|hard|The Corps serves the 2nd as well as the 3rd  World, in Romania & this Balkan neighbor on its southern border|Bulgaria
12/10/2007|Jeopardy!|TONGUE TWISTERS|$200|easy|'She sells sea shells' at this location|the seashore
28/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CRUISIN' THE CARIBBEAN|$400|easy|You'll find life's a beach on Playa del Carmen, a popular stop in this country|Mexico
28/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IBM|$1200|hard|Making data transport easier, one of IBM's innovations was the creation of this 'disk' in 1971|floppy disk
10/04/1996|Jeopardy!|FICTION|$300|easy|A diamond hunt turns deadly when the expedition meets killer gorillas in this Michael Crichton novel|Congo
01/12/1998|Jeopardy!|ETYMOLOGY|$300|easy|This bog fruit's name is probably derived from the fact that it grew where cranes lived|cranberries
09/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DUMB TV|$600|medium|He was the first mate & only crewman of the S.S. Minnow|Gilligan
10/12/1998|Jeopardy!|HERBS & SPICE GIRLS|$300|easy|Spice Girl Mel B. gets this nickname from her pierced tongue, wild hair & wilder lifestyle|Scary Spice
02/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TOP 'GOD's|$800|hard|This giant movie monster first attacked Tokyo in a 1956 film|Godzilla
03/11/1999|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$100|easy|A little 'bird' told us this English nurse was named for the Italian city of her birth|Florence Nightingale
28/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THAT DON'T SOUND RIGHT|$2000|hard|Franklin P. Adams probably didn't think the verse flowed describing, in scoring order, a 3-6-4 DP by these 1910 Cubs|Chance to Tinker to Evers
13/05/2002|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' NATIVE LANDS|$1000|hard|Deptford trilogist Robertson Davies|Canada
06/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$1200|hard|At the end of this Ibsen play, Nora Helmer claims her independence & walks out on her family|A Doll's House
17/11/1998|Jeopardy!|ON THE COVER OF ROLLING STONE|$300|easy|He should get some 'Satisfaction' knowing he's been on the cover more times than anyone else|Mick Jagger
25/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN TITLE PAIRS|$1600|hard|1992: '...and Away'|Far
17/10/2008|Jeopardy!|INDIANA|$400|easy|U.S. Vice Presidents from Indiana include Charles Fairbanks, Thomas Marshall & this later 20th  century man|Dan Quayle
17/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE TROPHY CASE|$800|hard|An NBA trophy is named for this commissioner & DNC chairman whose office was the Watergate burglars' target|Lawrence O'Brien
02/12/2011|Jeopardy!|SHADES OF GRAY|$400|easy|The Gray Lady of Scotland's Glamis Castle is said to be Lady Douglas, an accused witch who met this fiery fate|burning at the stake
12/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL CUISINE|$1000|hard|A fish called rascasse is essential to this celebrated seafood stew from Provence|bouillabaisse
16/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|$1600|hard|In the 1950s he made news as Adlai Stevenson's running mate & chair of a Senate committee on organized crime|Estes Kefauver
09/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DRAW!|$1000|hard|Urban kids Huey & Riley Freeman suffer in the suburbs in this Aaron McGruder strip|The Boondocks
31/12/2002|Jeopardy!|A BROAD-BASED MOVEMENT|$600|medium|The LPGA|Ladies Professional Golf Association
02/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RHYME TIME|$1600|hard|Diesel's lower jaws|Vin's chins
21/11/2000|Jeopardy!|THE SCHOOL OF HARD KNOCKS|$300|easy|This type of punishment, from the Latin for 'body', has been banned in many schools|Corporal punishment
10/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH MATTERS|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew delivers the clue.) For a six-foot man who weighs 170 pounds, divide weight in pounds by height in inches square, then multiply by 703 to calculate this number for an adult; normal range is 18.5 to 24.9|BMI (body mass index)
02/04/1999|Jeopardy!|TRUSTY SIDEKICKS|$500|medium|Renfield, nearly a vampire|Count Dracula
25/11/2011|Jeopardy!|IT'S NOT THE MIAMI HEAT|$800|hard|The website of this team that joined the NBA in 1966 has a section titled 'the team that Mike built'|the Chicago Bulls
12/01/1998|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$200|easy|As an alternative to Starbucks, Lipton opened an establishment of this type in southern California in 1996|Tea salon
02/02/2006|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE FICTION|$800|hard|In 1997 he ended his 'Odyssey' series with '3001: The Final Odyssey'|Arthur Clarke
18/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS & ENDS WITH 'H'|$400|easy|An intuitive feeling|a hunch
11/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS BEFORE & AFTER|$1600|hard|Late TV host & 'How to Be Funny' author who helped pioneer the Beat Generation with his 'Howl'|Steve Allen Ginsberg
16/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL MENAGERIE|$2000|hard|'Mr. Jones', 'Accidentally In Love'|Counting Crows
28/02/1997|Jeopardy!|ANNIVERSARY GIFTS|$100|easy|Gold is the traditional gift for a 50th anniversary; this metal is traditional for a 25th|Silver
16/05/2008|Jeopardy!|BIBLE STORIES|$600|medium|This king got angry & killed all the babies in Bethlehem|King Herod
28/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED BIRDS|$2000|hard|It's probably long-tailed: HEAT SNAP|pheasant
10/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SIX CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF AN AUTHOR|$400|easy|Bilbo Baggins|J.R.R. Tolkien
25/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'MO'|$800|hard|It's the 'moving' municipality about 55 miles west of Pensacola, Florida|Mobile, Alabama
03/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SUBATOMIC MASS PERSUASION|$1600|hard|The mass of any 1 proton is about equal to the mass of one atom of this element|hydrogen
24/06/2005|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS & BASEBALL|$400|easy|It's the only team that has a U.S. president on its roster of former owners|the Texas Rangers
20/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MARVEL|$2000|hard|This Marvel superhero is King of Atlantis|Sub-Mariner
22/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ROYAL SCANDALS|$1600|hard|Called 'The Merry Monarch', this English king had 14 children by mistresses, but failed to sire a legal heir|Charles II
19/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|18th CENTURY POTPOURRI|$1200|hard|Kant's question 'Was ist Aufklarung?' translates as 'What is' this, another term for the Age of Reason|Enlightenment
26/05/1986|Double Jeopardy!|MATHEMATICS|$400|easy|Term for the side of a right triangle that is opposite the 90° angle|hypoteneuse
02/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HIGH WATER|$400|easy|A December 1999 storm in this city flooded the basement of the State Hermitage Museum|St. Petersburg, Russia
03/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT AUTHORS|$1600|hard|This author of 'Maggie: A Girl of the Streets' spent his last years with the former proprietress of a Florida brothel|(Stephen) Crane
29/03/2006|Jeopardy!|INTO THE 'WOOD's|$600|medium|A heavyset rodent common in northern North America|a woodchuck
06/01/2000|Jeopardy!|JUAN|$200|easy|While trying to colonize what's now this state, Juan Ponce de Leon received a mortal wound from the natives|Florida
31/05/1990|Jeopardy!|WORLD NEWS|$300|easy|Congress talked about cutting aid to this country after 6 Jesuit priests were killed in '89|El Salvador
22/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|A 'LITTLE' LEARNING|$1200|hard|It was thought the first pulsar discovered might be a signal from E.T.s, so it was called LGM-1, short for these|little green men
28/09/1999|Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL JEOPARDY!|$300|easy|She was on the cover of the February 1999 Harper's Bazaar dressed like a geisha|Madonna
10/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'SNOW' JOB|$2000|hard|Australia's highest peak, Mount Kosciusko, lies in this range|the Snowy Mountains
18/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL DAUGHTERS|$800|hard|This former first daughter has written many murder mysteries including 'Murder in the White House'|Margaret Truman
16/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A VERY SPECIAL PULITZER PRIZE|$1600|hard|1952: To this Missouri city's Star newspaper, for its coverage of a series of natural disasters|Kansas City
28/10/1998|Jeopardy!|LETTERS & NUMBERS|$200|easy|In 1970 McDonnell Douglas introduced this jetliner to compete with the Boeing 747|DC-10
01/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES IN FOREIGN LANDS|$800|hard|If you're on the Mosquito Coast, don't forget to visit Atlanta in this country|Nicaragua
12/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESSES|$200|easy|'Tootsie'|Jessica Lange
20/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'LINE' US|$800|hard|A direct telephone connection between heads of government|the hot line
21/04/1997|Jeopardy!|MYTHS & LEGENDS|$100|easy|Bacchus was the god of this liquid, so he often wore vine leaves & grapes on his head|Wine
17/04/1998|Jeopardy!|SKIN DEEP|$500|medium|The skin's 2 exocrine types of glands are sweat & these, which produce oils|Sebaceous glands
22/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD COINS|$2000|hard|In 2001 Russia issued a coin with his portrait to commemorate the 40th anniversary of manned space flight|Yuri Gagarin
24/06/2003|Jeopardy!|SOAP WORLD|$200|easy|'Aren't You Glad You Use' this?  Because now it comes in mountain fresh & tropical escape formulas as well|Dial
09/10/1998|Jeopardy!|TOYS IN THE GARAGE|$300|easy|'Piece' together your memory of this insect toy, seen here|Cootie
11/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SINGING STYLES|$1200|hard|Tremolo is sometimes used synonymously with this other Italian term for a 'quavering' effect|vibrato
12/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE HEAVENS|$2000|hard|In 1664 Robert Hooke discovered this still largely mysterious feature of Jupiter|the Great Red Spot
26/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HEADED FOR THE FINNISH LINE|$1200|hard|The markka was taken out of circulation in 2002; Finland now uses this|the Euro
04/11/2008|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$400|easy|Ran after someone, or pure & virginal|chased/chaste
13/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITAL ATTRACTIONS|$1600|hard|Benefit Street & the Roger Williams Park Zoo|Providence (Rhode Island)
25/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|To Hamlet, 'Frailty, thy name is' this|woman
10/02/1999|Jeopardy!|QUECHUA CATCHWORDS|$500|medium|Neighboring Aymara-speakers named the alpaca, but this related but larger beast of burden has a Quechua name|Llama
19/04/2000|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS OF THE ATLANTIC|$400|easy|This island of Napoleon's death serves as an administrative center for other British islands in the south Atlantic|St. Helena
12/01/2012|Jeopardy!|MEDAL OF FREEDOM ATHLETES|$600|medium|Only African American to win the men's singles title at Wimbledon|Arthur Ashe
01/05/1990|Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$400|easy|'Get Outta My Dreams, Get Into My Car' was this singer's third No. 1 single with 8 words in the title|Billy Ocean
12/09/2008|Jeopardy!|KIDDY LIT|$1000|hard|This American actress has penned several kids' books, including 'Where Do Balloons Go?'|Jamie Lee Curtis
08/12/2008|Jeopardy!|PLANTS|$400|easy|This plant family native to America originally had leaves, but they evolved into spines|the cactus
16/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'VE BEEN POSTERIZED!|$2000|hard|One of this master's many self-portraits is seen here|Rembrandt
26/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TENTS IN THE BIBLE|$800|hard|When asked 'Where is Sarah thy wife?', he replied, 'In the tent'|Abraham
04/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$1000|hard|Hiligaynon, a Bisayan language of this country, is closely related to Tagalog|Philippines
14/09/2001|Jeopardy!|THAT'S A FACT!|$100|easy|To save energy, L.A. is changing this color traffic lights bulbs to LEDs, as on average, they're on the longest|red
26/04/2007|Jeopardy!|WE LOVE BROADWAY MUSICALS|$600|medium|'Here Hugo again', quipped Playbill when this long-running musical returned to Broadway in 2006|Les Miserables
22/03/2000|Jeopardy!|PARTS OF A BUILDING|$500|medium|L-E-N-T-I-L spells a legume; rearranged & spelled this way, you get a supporting piece|L-I-N-T-E-L
26/12/1997|Jeopardy!|THINK PINK|$500|medium|John Waters is the director of 'Pink Flamingos' & Roger Waters is the bassist of this rock group|Pink Floyd
29/12/2006|Jeopardy!|BRAND 'O'|$200|easy|You can read 'Story O's' about this cookie on its website|Oreos
02/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS|$200|easy|He reportedly said he would've paid the studio for the chance to direct his first film, 'Play Misty for Me'|Clint Eastwood
29/01/2001|Jeopardy!|CHAPTER 1, VERSE 1|$100|easy|'In the beginning God created the heaven and the Earth'|Genesis
19/01/2000|Jeopardy!|POLITICS & SHOW BIZ|$200|easy|Film mogul Jack Warner supposedly said, 'No.  Jimmy Stewart for president.' this man 'for best friend'|Ronald Reagan
03/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MOST LIKELY TO SECEDE|$1000|hard|Despite limited indepedence in N. Spain, many in this oldest W. European group desire full autonomy|the Basques
04/05/2001|Jeopardy!|DATING 101|$200|easy|datesafely.com recommends if you meet someone online, your first date should be this type -- with another couple|double-date
18/02/2000|Jeopardy!|GEOMETRY|$400|easy|It has no height, weight or depth & can be located by an ordered pair|Point
21/03/2006|Jeopardy!|SPORTSMEN|$600|medium|In 2006 'The Bus' went into the garage as this running back played his last game in the Super Bowl|Jerome Bettis
07/05/2009|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL GENRES|$200|easy|Trad, as in trad jazz, is short for this|traditional jazz
03/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CARBON CREDITS|$800|hard|This 2-word study of living things is primarily devoted to carbon compounds|organic chemistry
08/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NAUGHT'S LANDING|$800|hard|We hope you're not missing -- missing this CBS series with Anthony LaPaglia|Without A Trace
02/05/2000|Jeopardy!|WORD UP!|$300|easy|Insult a Finn & he may just turn his other poski, this|cheek
03/11/2008|Jeopardy!|THE '7'-YEAR ITCH|$400|easy|Charles Lindbergh flew solo across the Atlantic in this year|1927
03/12/2008|Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$200|easy|This brand of petroleum jelly was discovered as a byproduct in the 19th century|Vaseline
01/02/2000|Jeopardy!|GENERAL KNOWLEDGE|$500|medium|The Jordan & the Valencia are popular Spanish varieties of this nut|Almond
08/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|VILLAINS SPEAK|$2000|hard|All I want is to be a mentor to Lyra Belacqua--one of the Gobblers?  Me?  Don't be silly|Mrs. Coulter
14/06/2005|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT MOVIE|$600|medium|1970: 'They'll lose their fear of the Germans.  I only hope to God they never lose their fear of me'|Patton
15/01/2001|Jeopardy!|THE CANDY COUNTER|$500|medium|A baby's first words might be the name of this chocolate, peanut, marshmallow & caramel treat created in 1912|Goo Goo Cluster
14/11/1991|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC TRIOS|$500|medium|These three men who formed the first triumverate in 60 B.C. had no official sanction|Caesar, Crassus & Pompey
18/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HIRSCHFELD|$1200|hard|The cast of this kooky 1991 film is seen here|The Addams Family
02/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS|$200|easy|Their 1st 3 Broadway plays were I'll Say She I|The Marx Brothers
29/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SOME PUZZLING FOOD|$1600|hard|One the most important ingredients in this dish is air|scrambled eggs
16/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID|$1000|hard|''House Beautiful' is play lousy'|Dorothy Parker
19/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT ELEMENT|$400|easy|The symbol for this nasty gas is Cl|chlorine
20/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE WHITE HOUSE|$1200|hard|This distinctively shaped room was designed by Nathan C. Wyeth at the order of President Taft in 1909|the Oval Office
12/10/2005|Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH POWER|$200|easy|A tall building or structure|tower
25/02/2003|Jeopardy!|'P'EOPLE|$400|easy|If you know that he bought a half interest in his father-in-law's brewing co. in 1864, you win the blue ribbon|Frederick Pabst
22/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$200|easy|This organization named for an ornithologist maintains more than 80 wildlife sanctuaries|The Audubon Society
22/04/2004|Jeopardy!|ConAgra FOODS|$800|hard|Who wants that microwave stuff; making this brand is more fun|Jiffy Pop
29/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'DIAMOND'S|$400|easy|In this 1971 actioner Sean Connery returned as Agent 007|Diamonds Are Forever
22/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SIBLING REVELRY|$2000|hard|Dingane became King of the Zulus in 1828 after taking part in the murder of this king, his own brother|Shaka
15/07/2010|Jeopardy!|LADY GAGA|$200|easy|Sarah goes gaga over Maurice in Graham Greene's novel 'The End of' this|The End of the Affair
21/12/1999|Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$200|easy|Proverbs 31 says an ideal one is industrious, helps the needy & gives advice to those less wise|Wife
30/09/2005|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE COLLAGE|$1000|hard|Larry McMurtry & Joyce Carol Oates are among the alumni of this Houston university|Rice
30/05/2000|Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|Skip school, or the furrow on the side of the road|Ditch
10/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GETTING SCIENTIFIC|$600|medium|This reddish metal is a main ingredient of both brass & bronze|Copper
01/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|EVEN STEPHEN|$1200|hard|'Camptown Races' is only one of the many popular songs written by this 19th century composer|Stephen Foster
26/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MEN OF THE 'C'|$1600|hard|He was crowned King of France in 987, beginning a dynasty|Hugh Capet
21/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|VICTORIAN NOVELISTS|$1200|hard|He followed up 'Treasure Island' with a volume of children's poetry, 'A Child's Garden of Verses'|Robert Louis Stevenson
28/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE VEEP|$800|hard|Vice President under Thomas Jefferson, he was the first Vice President who did not later become President|Aaron Burr
19/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|JOURNALISM|$1600|hard|Reuters' 10 Rules include 'always reveal' this, like if you owe money to the subject of a story|a conflict of interest
07/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|JEOPMARK CARDS FOR LITERARY CHARACTERS|$400|easy|Wishing this 1726 title guy bon voyage! Whether you meet people big or small, may your 4 trips make you say 'Yahoo!'|Gulliver
14/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BIRDS DO IT|$800|hard|The red-footed type of this seabird lays one egg at a time so the chicks are more robust when they 'hatch'|Booby
16/09/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 23rd PSALM|$600|medium|These 2 items, 'they comfort me'|rod & staff
25/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'CH'ECK THE NAME|$400|easy|Politician & author of 'A History of the English-Speaking Peoples'|Churchill
24/04/2007|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'G'|$400|easy|Alaskan bay, or one of its features (7)|glacier
24/06/2003|Jeopardy!|WORD PUZZLES|$800|hard|Time of day when I rise on my day off ---------------------------------- NOON IN THE|in the afternoon
15/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORD PUZZLES|$1200|hard|One legacy of Franz Schubert|Unfinished symphony
04/11/1998|Final Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|None|None|Its museums include the Borgia Apartments, the Etruscan Museum & the Raphael Rooms|The Vatican
15/10/1999|Jeopardy!|'ITCH'Y|$400|easy|A musician's may be perfect; a softball player's may be underhanded|Pitch
29/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$800|hard|This 'Sophie's Choice' author set his 1st novel, 'Lie Down in Darkness', in his native Virginia|William Styron
06/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$400|easy|The curved part of a ceiling, or a locked room in a building where valuables are kept|Vault
26/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CITIES|$1000|hard|The castle church to which Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses is a landmark of this German city|Wittenburg
03/10/2001|Jeopardy!|SPORTS & GAMES|$500|medium|(Sofia of the Clue Crew reports from Porter Valley Country Club.)  In 1990 coach Carole Kleinfelder led Harvard to the NCAA title in this sport|lacrosse
18/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THEY ARE 'US'|$400|easy|Protruding elephant tooth|tusks
20/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL|$400|easy|The resort of Puerto Vallarta in this country lies on Banderas Bay, presumably not named for Antonio|Mexico
13/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY|$1000|hard|The Winter Garden is a Broadway theatre & 'The Autumn Garden' is a 1951 play by this American woman|Lillian Hellman
31/03/2006|Jeopardy!|LISZT|$600|medium|Liszt's music was influenced by this Polish pianist, who first met George Sand through Liszt|(Frederic) Chopin
18/12/2002|Jeopardy!|JUBAL EARLY|$200|easy|Confederate general Jubal Early idolized this general, who called him 'My Bad Old Man'|Robert E. Lee
01/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$1200|hard|In this play Guildenstern says, 'O, there has been much throwing about of brains'|Hamlet
11/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE CHARACTERS|$800|hard|Jenny Curran had been the love of his life since they were kids growing up in the South|Forrest Gump
01/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS|$2000|hard|You have to take a boat or a seaplane to reach this national park that's in Lake Superior|Isle Royale
21/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ROGUE|$1600|hard|In August of 2006, the man seen here said this country would not give up its homegrown nuclear technology|Iran
05/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|MATHEMATICS|$200|easy|Number of degrees in a circle|360
29/06/2004|Jeopardy!|I NEED MY 'SPACE'|$1000|hard|The Oscar-winning actress & actor who fit the category|Kevin Spacey & Sissy Spacek
03/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PSYCHOLOGY|$1000|hard|Ritalin use for children has increased greatly for the treatment of this hyperactive disorder|ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder)
16/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$500|medium|Abdicating the imperial throne on August 6, 1806, Francis II was its last ruler|the Holy Roman Empire
14/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORKOUT VIDEOS|$600|medium|Cardio kickboxing is covered by this model wife of Rod Stewart|Rachel Hunter
23/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SPAGHETTI|$1600|hard|Cream, eggs, Parmesan cheese & bits of bacon all go into this type of spaghetti sauce|Carbonara
26/04/2004|Jeopardy!|SAMUEL|$200|easy|Dedicated to upholding this nation's constitution, the Samuel Griffith Society is HQ'd in New South Wales|Australia
02/05/1997|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$100|easy|The gospel according to Mark doesn't mention this husband of Mary by name|Joseph
26/07/2011|Jeopardy!|SANDWICHES|$400|easy|Kraft informs us that Americans eat 2.2 billion of these cooked sandwiches a year|grilled cheese
22/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$1200|hard|In the '40s, zis sex therapist was a sniper for Jewish forces in Palestine (yes, you heard me, a sniper!)|Dr. Ruth
26/03/2007|Jeopardy!|A NUMBER FROM ONE TO 10|$1000|hard|Pillars of Islam|five
27/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$1000|hard|Aaron Burr & Molly Pitcher distinguished themselves at the June 28, 1778 battle of this|Monmouth
13/02/2006|Jeopardy!|TELL 'EM WHAT THEY'VE WON, JOHNNY|$800|hard|The Borg-Warner Trophy is awarded every year to the winner of this epic auto race held on Memorial Day weekend|the Indy 500
23/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE ME TO THE RIVER|$800|hard|The name of this Pennsylvania river is from the Dutch for 'hidden channel'|the Schuylkill
20/04/1999|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$100|easy|It's one layer of toilet paper or wood|Ply
21/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL FLYERS|$800|hard|The dreadlocked Adam Duritz fronts this band whose debut album was 'August and Everything After'|the Counting Crows
28/04/2011|Jeopardy!|LITERARY TITLE ANIMALS|$800|hard|Julie Mammano 'Horned' in on the kids' market with '___ Who Surf'|Rhinos
15/11/1985|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$100|easy|It can be raw, powdered, whole, evaporated, condensed, or skim|milk
18/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A CATEGORY FROM SCRATCH|$1600|hard|This nocturnal mammal's name comes from an Algonquin word for 'he scratches with his hands'|a raccoon
24/07/2009|Jeopardy!|ACTING FAMILIES|$600|medium|Dad & son Freddie|Prinze
18/05/2010|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES LETTERS TO THE EDITOR|$600|medium|In a lighter vein, Ogden Nash wrote to complain that these won't stick unless he uses Scotch tape|stamps
08/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GIVE ME SOME DIRECTION|$600|medium|Pot pies are a good way to 'dress up' these|Leftovers
19/04/2006|Jeopardy!|2005 OBITS|$600|medium|It wasn't the 'Death of a Salesman' but this playwright that we mourned on February 10|Arthur Miller
24/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS & THEIR SUBJECTS|$200|easy|His 1891 painting of a street in Tahiti is in the Toledo Museum of Art|Paul Gauguin
06/04/2005|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY SIBLINGS|$1000|hard|Joely & Natasha|Richardson
29/06/2005|Jeopardy!|THAT'S WHERE IT'S AT, MAN!|$600|medium|Colombia to the north, Peru to the west, Paraguay to the south & the Atlantic Ocean to the east|Brazil
29/09/2010|Jeopardy!|ALLITERATION ALL AROUND|$600|medium|Physicist George Smoot won a Nobel Prize for his work supporting this theory of the evolution of the universe|the Big Bang
18/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL NOVELS|$800|hard|Mackinlay Kantor's novels of the Civil War include one about this notorious prison camp|Andersonville
19/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS|$400|easy|In crossing midtown Manhattan it's only “avenue” you hit that's named for a president|Madison
17/10/2001|Jeopardy!|BEANS|$200|easy|A certain military branch has served this bean as a staple since the mid-1800s, hence its name|navy bean
20/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS JAPANESE|$400|easy|This company's co-founder Akio Morita was once in an American Express 'Do you know me?' ad|Sony
28/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FOODSPEAK|$400|easy|In 1985 a Seattle company began selling these luscious cinnamon rolls, mostly through mall outlets|Cinnabon
21/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RENAISSANCE ARTISTS|$800|hard|While living in Milan, he created a forced-air central heating system for a castle|da Vinci
22/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIA|$1000|hard|One of the CIA's early major operations was to help restore this Mideastern potentate to his throne in 1953|Shah of Iran
07/02/2001|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATED S|$500|medium|As a vocal range in opera|soprano
09/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WILD WEST TALK|$400|easy|Cowboys often intensified this Spanish word for 'crazy' with 'plumb'|Loco
26/02/2002|Jeopardy!|JUST WRITE|$200|easy|'Valley of the Horses' is Jean Auel's sequel to the novel 'The Clan of' this|the Cave Bear
17/01/2007|Jeopardy!|MANNA FEST|$1000|hard|The last Biblical mention of manna comes in this New Testament book where it is promised to the faithful|Revelation
22/11/1995|Jeopardy!|FISH|$200|easy|These snakelike fish constitute the order Anguilliformes|Eels
20/01/2012|Jeopardy!|CLEAN 'X'|$400|easy|This company that's synonymous with bleach also makes the Green Works line of cleaning products|Clorox
23/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FOR HE'S A JOLLY LONGFELLOW|$1000|hard|Longfellow was 15 when he began attending this college in Brunswick, Maine|Bowdoin College
16/09/1998|Jeopardy!|ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS|$200|easy|This 'bird-brained' group runs 8 education centers & over 100 sanctuaries in the U.S.|The Audubon Society
29/09/2004|Jeopardy!|PROVERBIOS EN ESPAÑOL|$600|medium|'El amor es ciego'|love is blind
29/04/2011|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$400|easy|In 1542 this daughter of Mary of Guise became the Queen of the Scots|Mary, Queen of Scots
17/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL MOMS|$200|easy|'Miss Lillian' Gordy|Jimmy Carter
23/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH SCIENCE|$400|easy|Astronomers classify these clusters of stars as elliptical, lenticular, irregular or spiral|galaxies
29/10/2008|Jeopardy!|ROBBERS|$1000|hard|Members of this Kansas gang tried one raid too many; Emmett lived & was sentenced to prison|the Daltons
21/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SONNETS|$400|easy|Shakespeare's Sonnet 99 has this many lines, 1 more than each of the previous 98|15
27/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE AM I?|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from the Iowa State Fair.)  I'm in this city, home of the Iowa State Fair, whose name may be from the French for 'monks', recalling early French missionaries|Des Moines
06/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALISTIC FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$400|easy|This Frederick Forsyth gun for hire is sent to kill Charles de Gaulle|the Jackal
10/06/2011|Jeopardy!|IT'S THE 'PIT'S|$200|easy|This person supervises the gambling in a casino|a pit boss
22/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE GLOSSARY|$3000|hard|It sounds like it's sorry, but this term refers to the orbital point where a celestial body is farthest from the Earth|the apogee
04/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$400|easy|This computer maker's NASDAQ symbol is AAPL, not MAC|Apple
11/02/2005|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY SCIENCE TIDBITS|$1000|hard|Entomologist Thomas Eisner helped decipher the flash code used by the femmes fatales of these insects|fireflies
14/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ANGELS & DEMONS|$1200|hard|Langdon in 'Angels & Demons' is looking for this type of bomb made of opposing particles like positrons|an antimatter bomb
07/11/2002|Jeopardy!|FITNESS & HEALTH|$800|hard|Measured with calipers, it should be 15 or under for young men & goes down to around 5 for superathletes|body fat percentage
08/12/1989|Jeopardy!|CITY SEALS|$400|easy|Our 16th president appears on this Midwest capital's seal|Lincoln, Nebraska
24/12/1996|Jeopardy!|MOVIES IN OTHER WORDS|$400|easy|'Sweetie, Yours Truly Miniaturized Our Offspring'|Honey, I Shrunk The Kids
14/07/2009|Jeopardy!|KIDS' TV|$800|hard|Keke Palmer goes from homeroom to the boardroom when she becomes an exec of a fashion empire on this show|True Jackson, V.P.
20/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CHINA|$1600|hard|Today, all schools teach this dialect which the Chinese call Putonghua, or 'common language'|Mandarin
01/12/2010|Jeopardy!|AFTER ALASKA...|$1000|hard|the state with the highest mountain|California
06/10/1999|Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$300|easy|Shakespeare said that 'no legacy is so rich as' this; maybe that's why it's 'the best policy'|Honesty
15/01/2009|Jeopardy!|A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS|$200|easy|It ain't no walk in the park; in 2004, England's Dept. of Health said 1,839 people--78% of them kids--fell out of these|trees
12/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE FAIR|$1600|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows a Punnett square on the monitor.)  The results of experiments breeding pea plants, shown here, led to this man's law of segregation, a fundamental law of heredity|(Gregor) Mendel
14/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OPRAH'S BOOK CLUB|$3000|hard|The first nonfiction work selected, 'The Heart of a Woman' is volume 4 of this poet's autobiography|Maya Angelou
19/07/2011|Jeopardy!|MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL|$2800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew is in front of another piece of apparatus.)  Massachusetts General is one of the first hospitals to make genetic testing standard in cancer treatment.  Robotics allow the processing of up to 96 samples at once so doctors can immediately target patients with these changes in DNA sequence|mutations
17/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$700|hard|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): English illustrator whose work is seen here; he was a leader of the art noveau movement:|Aubrey Beardsley
17/12/2007|Jeopardy!|HOT 'ROD's|$600|medium|A humorous or satirical imitation of a serious piece of literature|a parody
19/04/2004|Jeopardy!|MOVIE PHONE|$400|easy|She played squeaky clean Jan, who shared a party line with playboy Rock Hudson in 'Pillow Talk'|Doris Day
25/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THEATER|$600|medium|In his 'Under Milk Wood', the inhabitants & ghosts of a tiny Welsh village tell their stories|Dylan Thomas
11/11/1996|Jeopardy!|LET'S VISIT LIECHTENSTEIN|$100|easy|To visit Liechtenstein you have to go to this continent|Europe
04/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|EMMY-WINNING GUEST APPEARANCES|$1200|hard|In 2010 Neil Patrick Harris won for playing Mr. Schuester's former high school nemesis on this series|Glee
14/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EINSTEIN & FRIENDS|$400|easy|In 1939 Leo Szilard told Einstein about this type of 'reaction' in uranium, & Al said, 'I never thought of that!'|a chain reaction
29/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY MATCHES|$2000|hard|John Krasinski found this 'Devil Wears Prada' star anything but dull & got right to the point, marrying her in Italy in 2010|(Emily) Blunt
01/05/2009|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$800|hard|A shoulder, a keg of beer, a telephone wire|things you tap
08/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY BIGWIGS|$200|easy|He not only developed the first practical telegraph, he also devised the 'code' to go with it|Samuel Morse
03/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|KING JAMES BIBLE QUOTATIONS|$400|easy|In Exodus it's 'eye for eye,' this for this, 'hand for hand, foot for foot'|tooth for tooth
05/11/2010|Jeopardy!|THE ACTOR DIRECTS|$400|easy|'Frost/Nixon',  'Parenthood'|Ron Howard
28/02/2008|Jeopardy!|TALL STRUCTURES|$400|easy|The Nauru Tower is not in the island country of Nauru but on Ala Moana Boulevard in this U.S. city|Honolulu
01/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A 'P.C.' CATEGORY|$1600|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew points out an animated traffic diagram.)  Because of their triangular shape, traffic islands that separate right-turning vehicles are named for this meat item|a pork chop
11/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FLYING MANEUVERS|$1000|hard|Pitch is when the plane's nose moves up or down, & this 3-letter word refers to a left or right motion|Yaw
03/05/2007|Jeopardy!|WHERE IS IT?|$1000|hard|Valhalla (in mythology)|Asgard
29/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HALLOWEEN-POURRI|$1200|hard|In the Hercule Poirot mystery 'Halloween Party', a girl is drowned in a tub of water meant for this Halloween activity|bobbing for apples
10/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S ON THE BRITISH THRONE?|$200|easy|President Nixon resigns|Elizabeth II (1974)
14/04/2004|Jeopardy!|MAP HAPPY|$600|medium|A bit of serendipity will lead you to this country's name|Sri Lanka
11/04/1997|Jeopardy!|AGRICULTURE|$400|easy|The Department of Agriculture's official seal features corn & this farm implement|Plow
05/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$1500|hard|This metal, the lightest solid element, was discovered here in Sweden by J.A. Arfvedson|Lithium
27/04/2009|Jeopardy!|AARON SPELLING BEE|$600|medium|'_____ and Hutch'|S-T-A-R-S-K-Y
06/04/2001|Jeopardy!|THE LAST HALF OF THE 20th CENTURY|$300|easy|On March 1, 1954 5 Congressmen were wounded by supporters of independence for this commonwealth|Puerto Rico
03/09/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$1000|hard|A healthy red blood cell in your body has about 300 mil. of these oxygen-carrying molecules|hemoglobin
12/04/2005|Jeopardy!|S, U OR V|$200|easy|Compass direction|S (for south)
26/01/2006|Jeopardy!|A DATE WITH HISTORY|$200|easy|The radio message Marconi transmitted overseas March 27, 1899 was in this code|Morse (code)
22/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC PEOPLE|$800|hard|At a February 1956 Communist Party Congress, Khrushchev denounced this former leader as 'a tyrant'|(Joseph) Stalin
07/09/2001|Final Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|None|None|Animal species that's the subject of the longest consecutive study of any group of wild animals, 40 years|chimpanzees
09/02/2010|Jeopardy!|COLLEGIATE MOVIE TITLES|$200|easy|Demi Moore was Esmeralda's voice in this epic from Disney|The Hunchback of Notre Dame
29/06/1998|Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LIT|$200|easy|'Virginibus Puerisque' is a whimsical collection of essays by this author of 'Kidnapped'|Robert Louis Stevenson
25/06/2007|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED FOOD & DRINK|$600|medium|A bread-shaped ground beef entree: TAME FOAL|meatloaf
09/01/2004|Jeopardy!|WHEEL OF JEOPARDY!|$600|medium|Birthday good wishes ---------------------------------- M--- --PP- R-T-R-S|many happy returns
03/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TITLE REFERENCES|$200|easy|The tale of these 2 cities is told in 'A Tale Of Two Cities'|London & Paris
15/01/1998|Jeopardy!|THE 'BURBS|$400|easy|The NYC suburb of North Tarrytown has renamed itself this, the subject of a Washington Irving legend|Sleepy Hollow
14/05/1997|Jeopardy!|THE DAKOTAS|$100|easy|In 1997 the Dakotas were declared disaster areas as the cold hit -80 degrees including this factor|Wind chill factor
20/01/1998|Jeopardy!|TASTES LIKE CHICKEN|$300|easy|At the big game, the tail of this Florida mascot has been seen on grills at the Georgia Bulldogs' tailgate parties|Gator (alligators)
11/11/1985|Jeopardy!|A.K.A.|$100|easy|“Season”ed disco queen born Ladonna Gaines|Donna Summer
04/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CLASS FIELD TRIP|$800|hard|A botanical garden has many kinds of flowers, like the American Beauty type of this|rose
06/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS|$400|easy|Originally, to become vice president, you had to do this in the general election|Come in second
29/10/2010|Jeopardy!|'BON' APPETIT|$200|easy|These drums are held between the knees & played with the fingers|the bongos
15/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ON LOCATION|$1200|hard|If Neuschwanstein Castle looks familiar, you may have seen it in this Dick Van Dyke film about a magical car|Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
28/09/2010|Jeopardy!|I LOVE YOU, 'MIN'|$400|easy|One of the 4 Horsemen of the Apocalypse|Famine
19/07/2011|Jeopardy!|'A' BEFORE 'E'|$600|medium|For its 75th anniversary, it is offering flights between Dublin & Boston for as low as 199 euros|Aer Lingus
24/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ALL MY 'EX'ES|$2000|hard|An official of the church charged with taking care of the ediface; does that ring a bell?|a sexton
17/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$1000|hard|This New Hampshire city is New England's largest north of Boston|Manchester
22/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$600|medium|Friends of country music sensation Mary Carpenter refer to her by this middle name|Chapin
10/06/2004|Jeopardy!|'C'OUNTRIES|$1000|hard|Cameroon, Congo & this country all border the Central African Republic|Chad
21/02/2000|Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$100|easy|'The Naked and the Dead', 'Existential Errands', 'The Executioner's Song'|Norman Mailer
14/06/2005|Jeopardy!|THE FUN '40s|$1000|hard|It was made of wood & 5 stories high, Howard Hughes told the Senate if it didn't fly, he'd leave the country|the Spruce Goose
31/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CANADIAN CITIES|$1200|hard|In 1934 gold was discovered in this capital of the Northwest Territories; in 1991 diamonds were discovered there|Yellowknife
09/01/2008|Jeopardy!|WORDS IN HARRY POTTER TITLES|$800|hard|A private room in a house, or a John Grisham novel about a death row prisoner|a chamber
11/05/2011|Jeopardy!|1840s AMERICA|$800|hard|On July 12, 1843 he announced that a divine revelation legitimized polygamy|(Joseph) Smith
04/10/2001|Jeopardy!|DIALECTS|$400|easy|Dialects of this language include Biscayan & Navarrese in Spain & Labourdin & Navarrais in France|Basque
28/05/1999|Jeopardy!|WE LOVE LUCY|$500|medium|One of the 2 names of the nightclubs where Ricky Ricardo was a bandleader|Babalu or Tropicana
29/11/1996|Jeopardy!|SPORTS STARS|$500|medium|In August of 1995 she became the youngest national all-around gymnastics champ in U.S. history at age 13|Dominique Moceanu
24/02/2003|Jeopardy!|NOT REALLY MARRIED|$400|easy|This star of 'Baywatch' & 'V.I.P.' makes a honeymoon video with this Confederate general|Pamela Anderson & Robert E. Lee
24/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BITES|$400|easy|A persistently biting insect, or a persistently provoking person, is this kind of 'fly'|gadfly
24/01/2007|Jeopardy!|MAYORS|$1000|hard|At age 31, though looking more like 13, this future presidential candidate was Cleveland's mayor|Dennis Kucinich
14/12/2009|Jeopardy!|LONG ONE-SYLLABLE WORDS|$600|medium|(9 letters) Made a shrill cry, like a certain owl|screeched
30/09/2008|Jeopardy!|WORDS IN SEPTEMBER|$600|medium|A destructive insect, or just anyone annoying you|pest
11/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SIGNIFICANT OLD BOOKS|$800|hard|This ancient Greek playwright's comedies, which include 'The Frogs'|Aristophanes
07/09/2001|Jeopardy!|STATE THE OBVIOUS|$100|easy|[State outline]|Nebraska
02/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WORLD LEADERS|$1600|hard|Wearing the hat of Chancellor for over 15 years, he was Germany's longest-serving leader since Bismarck|Helmut Kohl
30/01/1996|Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$200|easy|She gave birth to her 1st child, a son, during her successful 1988 campaign to become P.M. of Pakistan|Benazir Bhutto
26/10/2006|Jeopardy!|RODENTS|$1500|hard|Its name means 'destroying' in Norwegian; during mass migrations, most vegetation in its path is destroyed|lemmings
01/12/2004|Jeopardy!| A JIM CARREY FILM FESTIVAL|$1000|hard|'Here I come to save the day!'|Man on the Moon
26/05/1997|Jeopardy!|TV PILOTS|$400|easy|On this '60s series Betty Jo Bradley married pilot Steve Ellliott|Petticoat Junction
11/01/2001|Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE PROVERB|$200|easy|'Little pitchers have...'|Big ears
05/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$800|hard|His famous overture 'The Hebrides' is also known as 'Fingal's Cave'|Felix Mendelssohn
16/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$200|easy|It's believed this 'Rubaiyat' author helped reform the Muslim calendar|Omar Khayyam
21/06/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S NEW?|$400|easy|In 2003 Edith Grossman served up a new translation of this Cervantes work|Don Quixote
03/03/2006|Jeopardy!|'N' THE BEGINNING|$800|hard|Its 'Image Awards' go to those who contribute positive images of people of color in film, TV & theater|the NAACP
01/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HAY IS|$400|easy|...The middle name of Jock Whitney, millionaire art collector & publisher of this city's Herald Tribune|New York
17/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$200|easy|On August 4, 1753 Lodge No. 4 in Fredericksburg, Virginia initiated him into the Masons|George Washington
18/09/2006|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE STUFF|$600|medium|Appropriately, this is the state song of Kentucky|My Old Kentucky Home
10/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SIX CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF AN AUTHOR|$1000|hard|George Smiley|John le Carre
20/06/2011|Jeopardy!|27 IS HEAVEN|$400|easy|Jonathan Franzen is from Webster groves, a suburb of this Missouri city where he set 'The Twenty-Seventh City'|St. Louis
14/09/2004|Jeopardy!|A PROVERBIAL MESS|$200|easy|Good one deserves another turn|one good turn deserves another
02/11/1988|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$100|easy|You can visit this sport's hall of fame on PGA Blvd. in Pinehurst, North Carolina|golf
20/03/2009|Jeopardy!|POKING AROUND SPACE|$400|easy|Of a basketball, an SUV or a circus tent, the approximate size of Sputnik 1|a basketball
25/10/2000|Jeopardy!|THE 'MALL'|$200|easy|It's the creature seen here [type of duck]|Mallard
30/05/2006|Final Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|None|None|For over a decade starting from 1807, this nation's capital was moved to a city in South America|Portugal
04/02/2000|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$400|easy|In November 1800 she wrote to her daughter that 'The principal stairs are not up' in the White House|Abigail Adams
16/03/2001|Jeopardy!|ARTISTS & THEIR WORKS|$400|easy|Conrad Witz depicted this wealthy queen with King Solomon in the 15th C. work seen here|Queen of Sheba
24/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COURTROOM DRAMAS|$600|medium|In this 1962 classic, Gregory Peck's children watch him fight racial injustice in an Alabama courtroom|To Kill A Mockingbird
29/01/2010|Jeopardy!|THE ROCKETTES' RED GLARE|$1000|hard|Every December the Rockettes perform at this 'illuminating' ceremony held at Rockefeller center|the lighting of the Christmas tree
09/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STATES' MEN|$400|easy|Francis Scott Key, Dashiell Hammett, Cal Ripken, Jr.|Maryland
18/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EDNA ST. VINCENT MILLAY SAYS....|$3000|hard|Cynically she wrote that this 'Is not all; it is not meat nor drink nor slumber nor a roof against the rain'|Love
09/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1880s|$1000|hard|This Russian composed the 'Russian Easter Overture' & 'Scheherazade' in 1888|Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
04/05/1999|Jeopardy!|IT'S A LEAP|$500|medium|This 'Leviathan' philosopher's last words concerned his 'leap in the dark'|Thomas Hobbes
13/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE BLUES|$1200|hard|Handicap of Lemon Jefferson & also Willie McTell.  They both needed a good woman to catch them if they fell|blindness
23/11/2007|Jeopardy!|OPENING NUMBERS OF MUSICALS|$400|easy|'Good Morning Baltimore'|Hairspray
20/06/2000|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL RHYME TIME|$200|easy|Ulysses' trousers|Grant's pants
21/10/2011|Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$600|medium|In 1954 Charles Townes, James Gordon & Herbert Zeiger developed the first maser, the 'M' standing for this|microwave
05/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'EVIL' WITHIN|$200|easy|Middle name of appeasing British PM Arthur Chamberlain|Neville
14/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ITALIAN COMPOSERS|$800|hard|Giacomo, who found Giuseppe Verdi influential|Puccini
23/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|1901-1910|$200|easy|In 1908 this British liner crossed the Atlantic in a record 4.6 days; the Germans sank it in 1915|Lusitania
22/11/2006|Jeopardy!|URBAN DICTIONARY|$200|easy|The first 'L' in the Internet acronym 'LOL' stands for this, as it does in 'ROFL'|laughing
05/11/1991|Jeopardy!|1970|$400|easy|This magazine based on one that began at Harvard debuted|National Lampoon
23/04/1998|Jeopardy!|MEET THE BEATLES|$200|easy|[audio clue]|'Can't Buy Me Love'
27/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATER|$1000|hard|She & partner Adolph Green wrote numerous B'way musicals; among them 'Peter Pan' & 'Applause'|Betty Comden
28/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'Z'EOGRAPHY|$200|easy|In the 1800s this island off the east coast of Africa was an Omani sultanate|Zanzibar
16/06/2004|Jeopardy!|CHARADES|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew tugs on her ear lobe.)  If you're stuck with a word you can't act out, you may want to resort to this sign|sounds like
12/10/2006|Jeopardy!|A LITERARY TOUR|$800|hard|Chat about Lady Chatterley at this author's birthplace museum in Nottinghamshire|D.H. Lawrence
01/04/2008|Jeopardy!|TRUMAN CAPOTE|$200|easy|Capote was born Truman Streckfus Persons September 30, 1924 in this Southern U.S. city|New Orleans
24/11/1995|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL SCIENTISTS|$400|easy|Raymond Aron was a contributor to this Paris daily from 1947-1977|Le Figaro
11/03/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE DUSTIN HOFFMAN FILM FESTIVAL|$1600|hard|1979: 'I'd like to know what law is it that says a woman is a better parent simply by virtue of her sex?'|Kramer vs. Kramer
26/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'DOUBLE' DARE|$800|hard|Army march rate of 180 paces a minute|double-time
06/12/2005|Jeopardy!|HARD 'BALL'|$200|easy|A system in which eligible people vote, or the physical piece of paper itself used to record each vote|a ballot
02/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COMMENCEMENT SPEECHES|$800|hard|This science guy told the Harvey Mudd class of '08 that rumors were harder to start before the Internet|Bill Nye
04/11/1997|Jeopardy!|DIRTY 4-LETTER WORDS|$100|easy|It's a polluted haze found over a city|smog
08/07/2011|Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS IN LITERATURE|$400|easy|Hans Christian Andersen story in which you'll read, 'Heaven knows what was in that bed... I am black and blue!'|The Princess And The Pea
11/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FIX THE SIMILE|$400|easy|Pit as a piddle|fit as a fiddle
18/12/2006|Jeopardy!|ADJECTIVES|$800|hard|Belonging to the place where one was born, like the 'son' in a Richard Wright title|native
20/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EPONYMS|$800|hard|This country is named after 'the George Washington of South America' (the actual George only got cities & a state)|Bolivia
07/04/1988|Double Jeopardy!|QUESTIONABLE SONGS|$200|easy|The song that says, 'Turn around & you're 2, turn around & you're 4' opens with this question|Where are you going (my little one)?
03/01/2007|Jeopardy!|RUNNING 'HOT' & 'COLD'|$600|medium|'Liquid' expression meaning 'to dampen the enthusiasm of'|to throw cold water on
03/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THE LAST BATTLE|$200|easy|The Siege of Yorktown|the American Revolution
07/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$800|hard|Philosopher Albertus Magnus popularized the 'Physics' & other works of this ancient Greek|Aristotle
11/01/2011|Jeopardy!|DANCE ORIGINS|$200|easy|Flamenco|Spain
06/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|EXPRESSION-ISM|$400|easy|A document headed for this 'file' is being thrown away|Circular file
22/09/2004|Jeopardy!|GAME OVER|$1000|hard|You've spoken to Atrus on D'ni so put your mouse down and eject this computer game|Myst
22/12/2011|Jeopardy!|A MATTER OF SOME GRAVITY|$400|easy|NASA's Neutral Buoyancy Lab puts astronauts in a simulation of this condition that's experienced during space flight|zero gravity
23/02/2006|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE TITLES IN OTHER WORDS|$600|medium|'Lots o' Bustle Concerning Zilch'|Much Ado About Nothing
07/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|G'RAD' SCHOOL|$1200|hard|It means to give up a fugitive to another nation|extradite
04/07/2002|Jeopardy!|ALCATRAZ-A-MATAZZ|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew gives the clue from the tower.)  Doing what many inmates had long wanted to do, this illusionist escaped from Alcatraz in a 1987 TV special|David Copperfield
13/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE VILLAINS|$400|easy|This villain started out as Anakin Skywalker, a young slave on Tatooine|Darth Vader
23/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'WESTERN'|$1200|hard|Things were not 'All Quiet' here when Gen. Ludendorff attacked near Saint-Quentin, France in Aug. 1914|the Western Front
04/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS ABOUT PRESIDENTS|$2000|hard|Jon Meacham's 2008 bestseller 'American Lion' is a portrait of this president during his White House years|Andrew Jackson
30/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HOCKEY|$1000|hard|The game of cricket gave us this term for 3 or more goals scored by a player in a game|a hat trick
10/05/2005|Jeopardy!|A 'C' IN ANATOMY|$800|hard|It's Latin for 'neck' & can mean the neck as well as the outer end of the uterus|cervix
12/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PERIODICALS|$600|medium|To help plan a museum of journalism, Peter Prichard quit in '94 as editor of this, 'The Nation's Newspaper'|USA Today
05/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOUTH|$400|easy|Experts say a proper mint julep should be made with this state's bourbon|Kentucky
20/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$1000|hard|Sugarcane is the chief crop of this country, once known as British Honduras|Belize
16/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|JAZZ HANDS|$800|hard|I've got 'a Love Supreme' for 'the last Trane'; it's one of 'My Favorite Things' by this saxophonist|(John) Coltrane
06/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|'I have not a fault to find with her person', says Mr. Knightley, of this Jane Austen heroine|Emma (Wodehouse)
25/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GUIDING 'LIGHT'|$1000|hard|It's the only ancient wonder that fits the category|Lighthouse at Alexandria
25/04/2011|Jeopardy!|ONE-WORD FILM TITLES|$800|hard|Cher played Christina Aguilera's Mentor in this musical|Burlesque
20/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DISCOVERIES|$1500|hard|'Love waves' isn't a Barry White song; they're this type of wave discovered by geophysicist Augustus Love|seismic waves
02/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIT ROLES|$400|easy|While this rock star performs on stage in 'Loving You', you can see his parents Vernon & Gladys in the audience|Elvis Presley
16/01/2001|Jeopardy!|CRIMINAL'S DICTIONARY|$100|easy|It's not a novel builder, it's a person accepting bets|Bookmaker/bookie
30/06/2003|Jeopardy!|LINE 'EM UP|$400|easy|From farthest away to closest to the Earth: Uranus, Mars, Pluto|Pluto, Uranus, Mars
21/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|Meryl Streep & Raul Julia starred onstage in this comedy in 1978, 11 years after the Taylor & Burton film|Taming of the Shrew
05/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL GREEK TO ME|$800|hard|From the Greek for 'flow', this type of arthritis is characterized by painful swelling of the joints|rheumatoid
10/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AND THE HORSE|$400|easy|The long white leg hair is called feathers on this horse that originated in Lanarkshire, Scotland|the Clydesdale
06/01/2003|Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY TEST|$1000|hard|While a synonym has the same meaning as another word, this is a word that means just the opposite|antonym
05/11/2007|Jeopardy!|CINEMA CAFE|$400|easy|Catherine Zeta-Jones heats up the screen with sous-chef Aaron Eckhart in this film|No Reservations
23/06/2003|Jeopardy!|WHAT WERE YOU WEARING?|$600|medium|In the book 'The Wizard of Oz' Dorothy wears a dress of this fabric with blue & white checks|gingham
13/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|1960|$400|easy|In March in a secret meeting Pope John XXIII created 10 new ones of these, increasing their ranks to 88|cardinals
15/05/2006|Jeopardy!|CHANGE THE WORLD|$200|easy|Seen here is a gold coin depicting this Macedonian ruler who died in 323 B.C.|Alexander the Great
03/04/1997|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY POP CULTURE|$400|easy|Founded in 1934, this corporation provides recorded music to subscribers like restaurants & supermarkets|Muzak
29/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IMMEDIATE PREDECESSORS|$5000|hard|As commander of U.N. forces in Korea, he preceded Matthew B. Ridgway|Douglas MacArthur
26/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TOM JONES|$600|medium|Tom finally learns the true identity of this person; he thought it was Jenny the maid|His mother
12/07/2007|Jeopardy!|INSIDE ALEX TREBEK|$400|easy|An 1852 Dickensian title 'house'|bleak
15/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$400|easy|Janet McTeer's performance as Nora in this Ibsen drama won her a Best Actress Tony in 1997|A Doll's House
19/05/2010|Jeopardy!|BRIT-POURRI|$600|medium|In office for 11 years, this British prime minister was the longest serving of the 20th century|Thatcher
12/07/2011|Jeopardy!|& 'LOW' THING|$600|medium|'Colorful' favorite around the sushi bar that's also known as buri|yellowtail
12/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I WAS HIS VEEP|$2000|hard|Charles Fairbanks|Teddy Roosevelt
19/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AFTER THEY LEFT OFFICE|$800|hard|Taft reconciled with this man, his predecessor, after a chance meeting in a Chicago restaurant|Theodore Roosevelt
17/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AIRLINE & HUB|$400|easy|The American Airlines hub 'DFW' stands for this|Dallas Ft. Worth
18/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|TV NEWS NAMES|$400|easy|On Dec. 13, 1989 this newswoman gave birth to her first child, Katherine Eunice Schwarzenegger|Maria Shriver
20/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HARD STUPID ANSWERS|$800|hard|Joe Theismann changed the pronunciation of his name in college while trying to merit one of these|a Heisman
05/12/1996|Jeopardy!|THE MARINE CORPS|$500|medium|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): Island on which the action depicted here took place: (the raising of the flag on Mount Suribachi)|Iwo Jima
10/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE HODGEPODGE|$400|easy|This pop artist's 1974 film 'Dracula' was actually directed by Paul Morrissey|Andy Warhol
03/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|YOU NEED A TIME OUT|$2000|hard|A phrase meaning 'stop shouting' got combined into this word for a truce in combat|ceasefire
11/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MARMOSET|$2000|hard|Marmosets are different from other monkeys in that they have claws as well as these on their fingers|nails
17/03/2006|Jeopardy!|SO 'LONG'|$200|easy|A unit of distance equal to 220 yards|a furlong
12/10/1998|Jeopardy!|STANDARD|$500|medium|Constellation on Papua New Guinea's flag; the country used to be part of Australia|Southern Cross
28/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DECADE OF DISCOVERY|$400|easy|Frank Sinatra by Harry James|the 1930s
02/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD ART|$800|hard|M's that apply to 20th C. painter David Siqueiros include Marxist, muralist & this nationality|Mexican
12/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'BUTLER' DID IT|$400|easy|A former Dodger outfielder & TV's 'Grace Under Fire' both go by this name|Brett Butler
02/11/2001|Jeopardy!|2001 ENTERTAINMENT NEWS|$1600|hard|It was a record 12 Tonys for this Broadway hit shortly after springtime in 2001|The Producers
15/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY|$800|hard|In 2005 Denzel Washington took a stab at this role in 'Julius Caesar'|Brutus
24/06/2011|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK CITIES & TOWNS|$800|hard|This small town in Wyoming county boasts a large annual rodeo & a rather well-known maximum security prison|Attica
29/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GONE FISHING|$200|easy|Attached to the butt of a rod, it's used to let out or bring in line|Reel
13/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S ALL SHE WROTE|$2000|hard|Half of 5 volumes of 'The Story of Civilization', 'Interpretations of Life' & 'A Dual Autobiography'|Ariel Durant
25/02/2011|Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF FOOD|$800|hard|Tahini, the 'butter of the Middle East', is a paste made from these seeds, an excellent source of iron & calcium|sesame seeds
08/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT|$800|hard|Elder is a species of tree; eider is a species of this|duck
19/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$200|easy|It's the first word spoken in the opening title sequence on the original 'Star Trek' series|Space
25/01/2012|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WORDS & PHRASES|$200|easy|A scientist came up with this blended word after reading a paper on ''fog and smoke'|smog
28/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY EUROPE|$1200|hard|On October 15, 1839 she proposed to a prince of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha|(Queen) Victoria
29/09/2006|Jeopardy!|SIGNING OFF|$1000|hard|Although President Wilson signed this in France on June 28, 1919, the Senate refused to approve it|the Treaty of Versailles
19/05/2003|Jeopardy!|HOW ODD!|$800|hard|This insect, the Musca domestica, can become a great-grandmother in only 60 days|common housefly
09/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$900|hard|Once called Edwinton, it was renamed for a German chancellor|Bismarck, North Dakota
04/12/2009|Jeopardy!|SHOE BRANDS|$200|easy|It's Greek for 'victory'|Nike
21/07/2000|Jeopardy!|BEEN THERE|$200|easy|This South Dakota city settled in 1876 got its name from the fast-running creek it's on|Rapid City
15/12/2009|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL NAME ORIGINS|$200|easy|The palindromic name of this Scandinavian band comes from the 4 members' first names|ABBA
23/12/2004|Jeopardy!|BABY PICTURES|$200|easy|Mrs. Woodhouse has a devil of a time with her pregnancy in this 1968 scarefest|Rosemary's Baby
03/02/2009|Jeopardy!|SPORTS FACTS|$600|medium|In 1962 this country's Dawn Fraser became the first woman swimmer to break one minute in the 100-meter freestyle|Australia
17/01/1996|Jeopardy!|'B' WORDS|$200|easy|It's a 4-letter synonym for boast|Brag
23/04/1990|Jeopardy!|PLANTS|$200|easy|Russian thistle breaks from its base & goes drifting along with the wind -- so it's called this|Tumbleweed
12/02/2010|Jeopardy!|LET'S VISIT A MUSEUM|$1000|hard|In China don't miss the Dingling Museum, which includes the tomb of the 13th emperor of this dynasty|Ming
12/03/1998|Jeopardy!|THE 1970s|$500|medium|A deadly disease was identified after an outbreak at this group's 1976 convention in Philadelphia|American Legion
20/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$2000|hard|From Spanish, the name of this Texas city refers to the yellowish banks of a nearby stream|Amarillo
04/05/1999|Jeopardy!|SO YOU WANT TO BE A BALLET DANCER|$500|medium|In addition to your positions, remember your port de bras, the set of movements of these|Arms
30/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BACKWORDS|$3000|hard|The announcement rang out that the baby's mother would be repaid for this item|the diaper
26/06/1998|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC RHYMES|$400|easy|'Come 'N listen to my story 'bout a man name Jed, poor mountaineer, barely' did this|Kept his family fed
14/01/1997|Jeopardy!|GUINNESS FOOD & DRINK RECORDS|$100|easy|The longest of these ice cream desserts measured 4.55 miles; it had a lot of ap'peel'|Banana Split
26/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TV MORTALITY|$800|hard|On this series Principal Flutie was eaten by hyena-like students & Principal Snyder was eaten by a demon mayor|Buffy the Vampire Slayer
08/09/1992|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'J'|$200|easy|A metallic sound made by a sleigh bell, or a catchy tune in a commercial|a jingle
14/04/2009|Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY LAST LETTER|$200|easy|...in the title of the TV show you're on right now|Y
11/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE GUYS|$800|hard|At the Pantheon in Paris in 1851, he demonstrated the Earth's rotation using his famous pendulum|Michel Foucault
16/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS HISTORY|$800|hard|Specific term for someone who claims to be pope when there already is one|antipope
26/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TOWNS & CITIES|$1000|hard|Once a large Mormon settlement, this Illinois town is now home to a Labor Day weekend grape festival|Nauvoo
14/04/2009|Jeopardy!|SOME CALL IT BLASPHEMY|$200|easy|His thesis No. 77 says it's blasphemy that the cross on the papal arms is of equal power to Jesus' cross|Martin Luther
09/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HEY HEY WE'RE THE MOUNTIES!|$400|easy|Our motto, 'Maintiens le Droit', literally means 'Maintain' this -- & it's not a traffic instruction|The Right
07/12/2001|Jeopardy!|THE APOLLO THEATER|$800|hard|A-maize-ing but in 1999 they became the first hard rockers to play the Apollo|Korn
07/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GIVING YOU THE BIRD|$400|easy|Aka a redbird & protected by law, this bird may have up to 4 broods from April to August each year|a cardinal
08/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AUSTRALIAN CAPITALS|$1600|hard|This capital of Queensland was founded as a convict colony in 1824 & named for a governor of New South Wales|Brisbane
02/02/2004|Jeopardy!|POSTAL MATTERS|$600|medium|The first known air mail service took place in Paris in 1870 by this conveyance|hot-air balloon
27/03/2003|Jeopardy!|THE LARGEST IN AREA|$600|medium|Brazil, China, Poland|China
18/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GOING DUTCH|$1000|hard|A new waterway opened in 1872 allowed large vessels passage to this Dutch city, now a top world port|Rotterdam
28/10/2010|Jeopardy!|SHE'S A LADY|$200|easy|The 12th century chronicler Florence of Worcester mentions this lady, but not her ride|Lady Godiva
14/03/2000|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC PAIRINGS|$400|easy|...& the Sunshine Band|KC
03/05/1990|Jeopardy!|TWINS|$400|easy|Biblical pair born to Isaac & Rebekah, one was red all over when he was born, like a hairy garment|Jacob & Esau
07/10/2004|Jeopardy!|THE OLYMPICS|$600|medium|For men in the Olympics, this is 115 centimeters high & has a couple of handles on top|the pommel horse
28/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S CHARACTERS|$800|hard|Friar John gets quarantined, so he never delivers that really important letter that this Friar wrote to Romeo|Friar Lawrence
02/10/1998|Jeopardy!|STEPHEN KING|$200|easy|This book, King's first published novel, hit the big screen starring Sissy Spacek in 1976|Carrie
01/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$1200|hard|Montparnasse is one of this capital city's Left Bank districts|Paris
23/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$1600|hard|Rhode Island founder Williams' major league baseball team|Roger's Dodgers
16/06/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$100|easy|In June 1987 she became the first British prime minister in the 20th c. elected to 3 straight terms|Margaret Thatcher
23/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|RICHARD|$1600|hard|With 200 victories, he's won more NASCAR races than any other driver|Richard Petty
04/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$1200|hard|Go for Baroque & name this composer of 'Music for the Royal Fireworks'|Handel
07/04/2008|Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CHILDREN'S HOSPITALS|$200|easy|There are about 250 children's hospitals in the U.S.; the first was founded in this Pennsylvania city in 1855|Philadelphia
22/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|OH, HELL!|$200|easy|This Civil War general didn't just say that war is 'hell', he said it was 'all hell'|William T. Sherman
28/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE THROUGH THE YEARS|$2000|hard|19th c. physician William Little first described this disorder caused by brain injury before or soon after birth|cerebral palsy
22/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A BRAND NEW 'YOU'|$6000|hard|Thomas Wolfe's sequel to 'The Web And The Rock'|You Can't Go Home Again
26/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL IDIOMS|$2000|hard|To 'pay' him is to bear the consequences of your action|the piper
23/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S EAT|$1600|hard|This type of mozzarella is named for Asian animals brought to Europe by the Goths|buffalo
26/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE ME OUT TO THE HISTORY GAME|$800|hard|It's going back, back...& it's over this 73-mile-long wall built in the 120s A.D.; 'the Emperor' has done it again!|Hadrian's Wall
20/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE GENE HACKMAN POOL|$2000|hard|Secretary of Defense Gene gets offensive & kills his girlfriend in this 1987 Kevin Costner thriller|No Way Out
21/02/1997|Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$400|easy|In 1925 this frozen food developer began marketing packaged frozen fish|Clarence Birdseye
03/11/2008|Jeopardy!|THE '7'-YEAR ITCH|$2600|hard|Federal troops enforced integration at Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas in this year|1957
18/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$1000|hard|Nicknamed the 'Flower City', Rochester, N.Y. sponsors a May festival of these fragrant purple flowers|Lilacs
19/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'B' SURE|$800|hard|It's the capital of Slovakia|Bratislava
21/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PAINTERS|$2000|hard|A surrealist like Dali, this artist who died in 1983 has a foundation in Barcelona named for him|Joan Miró
09/07/2004|Jeopardy!|MOVIE MUSIC|$400|easy|In the movie '10' Bo Derek seduces Dudley Moore to the strains of this Spanish-influenced classical piece|Ravel's 'Bolero'
26/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|$200|easy|This October 1973-March 1974 action by Arab states caused headaches for U.S. drivers|the oil embargo
04/02/2005|Jeopardy!|ROAD RULES|$1000|hard|This road-sign word means to give the right-of-way to another driver or to a pedestrian|yield
28/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE FOLK|$400|easy|Rejected by USC Film School, this 'S' in DreamWorks SKG now sits on the Film School's Board of Councilors|Steven Spielberg
27/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|18th CENTURY NOVELS|$400|easy|Not only was Friday saved from death by the hero in this novel, so was his father|Robinson Crusoe
15/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THROWING A GOOD BOOK AT YOU|$800|hard|Today's special is this son of Noah, who found his dad unclothed & tipsy in Genesis 9:22|Ham
04/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HE WAS IN THAT?|$200|easy|Don't tell mom this 'X-Files' star was in 'Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead'|David Duchovny
01/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE NOVEL'S LAST LINE|$1200|hard|'...I even think of old Dean Moriarty the father we never found, I think of Dean Moriarty'|On the Road
27/12/2006|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN DANTE'S INFERNO|$800|hard|He tells Dante that instead of staying home with Penelope, he went off to sea again--glub, glub|Odysseus
07/01/2000|Jeopardy!|TV CROSSOVERS|$500|medium|A 1999 episode of 'Early Edition' featured Sammo Hung, star of this kung fu cop show|Martial Law
28/01/2009|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE|$200|easy|It's the phenomenon being signed here|a rainbow
26/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|I THINK I LOVE HUGH|$1600|hard|In 2007 this Brit & Claire Danes met while filming 'Evening'; in 2009 they got engaged|Hugh Dancy
19/09/2007|Jeopardy!|AT THE DRUGSTORE|$800|hard|For a quick tan, pick up one of the self-tanning products sold under this  brand whose name means 'bath of the sun'|Bain du Soleil
09/06/1998|Jeopardy!|1990s TELEVISION|$300|easy|Roslyn, Washington represented Cicely, Alaska, the setting of this Rob Morrow series|Northern Exposure
21/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FROM A TO E|$2000|hard|Next time you fall on your behind, be grateful for this cushioning tissue of fat cells just below the skin|adipose
06/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PAINTERS|$800|hard|This 1889 Van Gogh work showing the evening sky was painted from memory in an asylum at Saint-Remy|Starry Night
30/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN HISTORY|$1600|hard|Claiming to be the son of Ivan IV, the pretender to the Russian throne in 1604 was known as the False this|Dmitri
01/10/2001|Jeopardy!|LADIES & GENTLEMEN, MILLARD FILLMORE!|$300|easy|The Fillmore-approved Compromise of 1850 included admitting this 'Golden State' into the Union|California
18/04/2011|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$400|easy|Britannica says this animal observed on Feb. 2 is 'basically a giant North American ground squirrel'|a groundhog
04/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'J'|$400|easy|Many computer games use this lever|a joystick
05/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$1000|hard|He told us that 'Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus' & 'Children are from Heaven'|John Gray
24/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$1200|hard|It's the largest English-speaking city in the Caribbean, mon|Kingston (Jamaica)
23/02/2004|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE BASKETBALL|$200|easy|In 1991 at LSU, this current Lakers center & part-time rapper led the NCAA in rebounds with 14.7 per game|Shaquille O'Neal
17/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRITISH INVASION|$200|easy|Led by Mick Jagger, this group has been called the 'World's Greatest Rock & Roll Band'|The Rolling Stones
04/06/2002|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT POPE|$800|hard|His reign as pope, 34 days long, was the shortest in modern history|John Paul I
03/05/2007|Jeopardy!|COLLEGIATE LEXICON|$200|easy|From the Latin for 'write over', it's your official college record, with grades & courses taken|transcript
29/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND A GREEK TEMPLE|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows an architectural graphic on the monitor.)  The triangular face of the pediment has this Latin name that's also a medical term for the eardrum|the tympanum
26/01/1990|Jeopardy!|AMUSEMENT PARKS|$100|easy|People who rode on the earliest flume rides complained when this didn't happen -- so now it usually does|they get wet
30/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'CAN' OPENER|$800|hard|China has a 'grand' one, & so does Venice|a canal
03/02/2010|Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$1000|hard|One of 2 living water mammals, also called sea cows, that belong to the order sirenia|manatees (or dugongs)
17/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IN A GOOD CAUSE|$2000|hard|Charles Lummis fought to end the policy of making Native American children leave these areas for boarding schools|reservations
23/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD, J. PETERMAN STYLE|$800|hard|My time in Wajir was at an end, yet I could not leave this country until enjoying the wonders of Mombasa|Kenya
06/03/1992|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS|$600|medium|She says, 'that death's unnatural that kills for loving' before Othello strangles her|Desdemona
16/11/2010|Jeopardy!|ENVIRONMENTALISM|$600|medium|In 1970 the first Earth Day was celebrated & this government body, the EPA, was established|the Environmental Protection Agency
22/05/2009|Jeopardy!|ABSOLUTE ADJECTIVES|$600|medium|This 6-letter word for 'one of a kind' should never be preceded by 'very'|unique
20/02/1991|Double Jeopardy!|PLANES, TRAINS & AUTOMOBILES|$1000|hard|A golden spike was driven into the ground at Promentory Point, Utah, when this was completed|Transcontinental Railroad
19/02/2009|Jeopardy!|DO NOT COLLECT $200|$600|medium|In 2005 an angry wife sold hubby's Lotus Esprit Turbo, worth $44,000, for 90 cents on this website; ouch|eBay
19/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|JAPAN|$400|easy|This automobile company is headquartered in a city of the same name in Aichi prefecture|Toyota
18/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES IN BLACK & WHITE|$600|medium|In 'Pride of the Yankees', Gary Cooper played this proud but ailing Yankee|Lou Gehrig
13/02/1998|Jeopardy!|'ROCK' & 'ROLL'|$200|easy|Their exploits included a quest for the 'Kurwood Derby' & the discovery of upsadaisium, a new mineral|Rocky & Bullwinkle
02/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|JACK NICHOLSON|$200|easy|One of Jack's memorable moments is stealing this line from Ed McMahon in 'The Shining'|'Heeere's Johnny!'
09/02/2005|Jeopardy!|MOVIE MISSING LINKS|$200|easy|Free _______ Wonka & the Chocolate Factory|Willy
10/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$2000|hard|This museum at the Smithsonian originated with a group of kites obtained from the Chinese Imperial Commission in 1876|the Air and Space Museum
29/10/2002|Jeopardy!|THE COMMODORES|$200|easy|The first American naval victory in the Revolution came under Commodore Esek Hopkins in these islands off Fla.|Bahamas
04/03/2003|Jeopardy!|IN OLD DETROIT|$1000|hard|In the early 1800s Judge Augustus Woodward planned Detroit on a hub-&-spokes plan modeled on this city|Paris or Washington, D.C.
08/01/2001|Jeopardy!|WAR GAMES|$400|easy|Once hit, you're out in this game where 2 teams hit each other with a ball until only 1 team has members remaining|Dodgeball
28/10/1999|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$100|easy|Male mosquitos usually feed on nectar; it's the female mosquitos who usually feed on this substance|Blood
08/12/2005|Jeopardy!|STREET SMARTS|$600|medium|The Boston Common fronts on this street, also the name of a nearby hill|Beacon Street
02/03/2007|Jeopardy!|CAST|$600|medium|Murray, The Pigeon Sisters, Felix Ungar|The Odd Couple
07/12/2009|Jeopardy!|SUCH GOOD CHEMISTRY|$600|medium|He won 2 Nobel Prizes: one for Chemistry in 1954 & one for Peace in 1962|(Linus) Pauling
16/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$200|easy|On August 4, 1939 he declared himself Chief Of State in Spain|(Francisco) Franco
09/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FILM STARS|$800|hard|This 'Tootsie' star received the Cecil B. DeMille Lifetime Achievement Award at the 1997 Golden Globes|Dustin Hoffman
02/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NICOLAS COPPOLA, AKA CAGE|$1000|hard|Cage was billed as Coppola in this 1982 Sean Penn film based on a Cameron Crowe book|Fast Times at Ridgemont High
07/12/2004|Jeopardy!|LET'S GET SMALL|$600|medium|New York & New Jersey have plains named for this 5-letter type of pine whose growth is stunted|dwarf
25/02/2009|Jeopardy!|THE AFRICAN AMERICAN EXPERIENCE|$600|medium|(Dr. Gates gives the clue.)  My ancestor, Revolutionary War soldier John Redman, was one of an estimated 5,000 black soldiers in this army, the first regular U.S. fighting force|the Continental Army
29/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|The part of an apron or a pair of overalls that covers the chest|the bib
30/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE, OH WHERE?|$1600|hard|This Canadian prairie province was named for a daughter of Queen Victoria|Alberta
20/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION 101|$800|hard|Followers of this Japanese religion believe that the sun goddess was the ancestor of the Imperial Family|Shintoism
15/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PREHISTORIC CRITTERS|$1600|hard|Fossils in Niger indicate the 'super' type of this animal was the size of a bus; it often drowned its prey|a crocodile
27/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS|$1000|hard|The civilization that grew up along this Pakistani river had planned streets & houses with bathrooms|Indus
29/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BUMMER WORDS, MAN|$1600|hard|The soundtrack to 'O Brother, Where Art Thou?' includes 'I Am A Man Of Constant' this|sorrow
29/10/2008|Jeopardy!|LETTERS & NUMBERS|$800|hard|In 1953 the Rocket Chemical Company developed this, first used to protect the Atlas missile from rust & corrosion|WD-40
11/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS HIGH|$400|easy|At 14,410 feet, this volcano is Washington state's highest point|Mount Rainier
16/03/2007|Jeopardy!|ST. PATRICK'S DAY|$600|medium|In his 6 years as a slave, Patrick held this farm job, tending to his first flock|shepherd
28/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$400|easy|Upon completing the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in 1512, he wrote to his father, 'The pope is well satisfied'|Michelangelo
28/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MY ART WILL GO ON|$1200|hard|In 1921 this 'Nude Descending a Staircase' artist put out 1 issue of New York Dada magazine with Man Ray|Duchamp
13/03/2000|Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICAN BEAUTY|$300|easy|The Venezuelan Andes feature a mirror lake called this, from which a 'creature' might emerge|Black Lagoon
17/01/1997|Jeopardy!|PESTS|$400|easy|When their population soars the crown-of-thorns type of this sea creature can damage coral reefs|Starfish
18/10/2011|Jeopardy!|THE 2011 FORTUNE 500|$600|medium|'Bailed out and buffed up', this car co., No. 8, 'emerged from bankruptcy with a $20 billion public offering'|GM
04/10/2006|Jeopardy!|MATH|$800|hard|Seventeen times six|102
18/05/2005|Jeopardy!|YES, YOU MAY|$800|hard|Cape May is a resort town in this state, down the shore from Point Pleasant|New Jersey
25/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OBI-WAN KENOBI'S YARD SALE|$1600|hard|May this surgical tool seen here be with you--for 6 bucks|forceps
04/02/1998|Jeopardy!|'60s NO. 1 HITS|$600|medium|The No. 1 'word' in September 1966 was this hit's title:  '...how many times I've wished that I had told you...'|Cherish
12/10/2009|Jeopardy!|ORGAN RECITAL|$600|medium|The diencephalon, part of this organ, includes the thalamus|the brain
22/04/2003|Jeopardy!|MANLY MEN KNOW...|$200|easy|It's a short, circular blow from the side delivered by a boxer with the elbow bent & rigid|hook
04/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|EUGENE O'NEILL|$800|hard|O'Neill was furious when this 18-year-old daughter of his married 54-year-old Charlie Chaplin|Oona O'Neill
16/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$200|easy|Several U.S. cities & counties are named for this builder of the first successful steamboat|Robert Fulton
19/01/2012|Jeopardy!|INLETS|$1000|hard|North Carolina's Albemarle Sound is no deeper than 25 feet & is protected from the Atlantic by this island chain|the Outer Banks
05/11/2007|Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$200|easy|Across the continent, the euro is divided into 100 of these--sound familiar?|cents
09/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA|$1800|hard|The orchestra is heard in the 1937 movie '100 Men and a Girl' & this 1940 Disney film|Fantasia
20/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'P'|$200|easy|In 1999 this will resume its rightful position as 9th planet from the sun|Pluto
07/05/2002|Jeopardy!|WELCOME BACK, CARTER|$800|hard|This archaeologist made a great find in the Valley of the Kings in 1922|Howard Carter
13/11/1986|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$300|easy|In Marriott hotels, this religious book is found in drawers along with the Gideon Bible|Book Of Mormon
29/09/2005|Jeopardy!|OSCAR-WINNING SONGS|$600|medium|'Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head'|Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
27/02/2007|Jeopardy!|PRIME MADONNA|$1000|hard|In 1977 Madonna won a scholarship to the studio of this alliteratively named N.Y. choreographer|Alvin Ailey
27/09/1995|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. CURRENCY|None|None|On April 13, 1976 the reverse of this bill was changed from a presidential home to an event|the $2 bill
05/10/2007|Jeopardy!|THE CHUM BUCKET|$600|medium|Dale Gribble, this Fox title guy's pal: 'I'm your worst nightmare! I have a 3-line phone & nothing at all to do with my time!'|Hank Hill (King of the Hill)
19/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NOT ONE, NOT 2, BUT 3 Os|$400|easy|It pulls a train or individual railroad cars|a locomotive
17/01/2006|Jeopardy!|CITY FOODS|$200|easy|A marinated flank steak: ___ broil|London
09/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|S.U.V.  A-OK|$200|easy|GM's Suburban & Tahoe|Chevrolet
15/11/1990|Jeopardy!|'G' MEN|$200|easy|He was Benson DuBois on TV before playing the 'Phantom of the Opera' in L.A.|Robert Guillaume
29/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT|$2000|hard|Obidos, Iquitos|Amazon
17/01/2006|Jeopardy!|HOOP STARS|$400|easy|In the 1980s this Boston Celtics forward became only the third NBA player to win 3 straight MVP awards|Larry Bird
26/10/2006|Jeopardy!|HIDDEN DVD TREATS|$600|medium|Tom Hanks, the producer of this hugely successful independent film, talks about Mediterranean food on the DVD|My Big Fat Greek Wedding
10/02/2006|Jeopardy!|TV CASTS|$600|medium|Matthew Fox, Evangeline Lilly, Terry O'Quinn|Lost
19/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'C'OUNTRIES|$1200|hard|An art biennial in this country is held at the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes in Habana Vieja|Cuba
18/11/1988|Jeopardy!|CORPORATE AMERICA|$500|medium|According to USA Today, 4 of the 5 biggest corporate takeovers in U.S. history were in this industry|Oil
23/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|QUASI-RELATED PAIRS|$1200|hard|People loudly knocking on your door & a mixture for brewing whiskey|bangers and mash
10/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL|$200|easy|The Klamath River rises in this state then empties into the Pacific Ocean in California|Oregon
21/04/1987|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN NAMES|$100|easy|Most famous son of the man born Alois Schicklgruber in 1837|Adolf Hitler
28/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC BOOKS & AUTHORS|$200|easy|He wrote 'The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn' as a sequel to 'Tom Sawyer'|Mark Twain
03/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RIVER CROSSINGS|$600|medium|In 335 B.C., at about 21, he crossed the Danube to get at the Getae|Alexander the Great
14/01/2008|Jeopardy!|LITERARY TITLES|$1000|hard|A George Eliot classic|Mill on the Floss
21/09/2000|Jeopardy!|FIRST NAME'S THE SAME|$100|easy|Spacey, Bacon, Kline|Kevin
19/02/2001|Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|$400|easy|WWII spymaster Vera Atkins inspired this secretary of M in James Bond novels|Miss Moneypenny
20/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'RAM'|$600|medium|'Aimless' name for the type of roses seen here:|rambling roses
27/09/1995|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|He outlines his 3 laws of motion in 'Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica'|Sir Isaac Newton
17/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|KNIGHTS WHO SAY 'NI'|$400|easy|It's the largest nation in area in Central America|Nicaragua
01/04/2003|Jeopardy!|BUY 'ONE'|$200|easy|An ace in golf|hole-in-one
09/02/2007|Jeopardy!|THE 'LAST' CATEGORY|$200|easy|Type of final effort that might be required to finish a trench|last-ditch
15/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDS ROMANTIC|$400|easy|A love affair that makes a great story is this type of romance, something the Grimms collected|a fairy tale
07/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE BOOK OF JOHN|$800|hard|He departed from legal thrillers with 'Bleachers', about the impending death of a high school football coach|John Grisham
02/05/1994|Jeopardy!|ASIAN CITIES|$400|easy|The Blue Mosque is a landmark in this country's city of Tabriz|Iran
13/06/2005|Jeopardy!|THEN WE CAN DIG IT|$1000|hard|Finds at Whitehall Villa in Britain reveal that this ancient people ate dormice & really loved oysters|the Romans
18/12/2006|Jeopardy!|PULITZER-WINNING BIOGRAPHIES & AUTOBIOGRAPHIES|$400|easy|His wife Vera, not Lolita, was the subject of a 2000 prize-winning bio by Stacy Schiff|(Vladimir) Nabokov
02/10/1985|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYMES|$300|easy|Her dog dies in the 2nd verse, probably from malnutrition|Old Mother Hubbard
27/12/2002|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|$800|hard|In 1973 he resigned as governor of New York to found the Commission on Critical Choices for Americans|Nelson Rockefeller
06/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPIRITED CINEMA|$2000|hard|Rex Harrison is a curmudgeonly sea captain's ghost haunting Gene Tierney's cottage in this 1947 classic|The Ghost and Mrs. Muir
30/03/1990|Jeopardy!|1981 MOVIES|$500|medium|In 'First Monday in October', this actress played Ruth Loomis, 1st woman on the Supreme Court|Jill Clayburgh
06/05/2011|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. LANDMARKS|None|None|It contains over 5,000 tons of steel, rises 630 feet in the air & is in the shape of an inverted catenary curve|The St. Louis Gateway Arch
09/01/2003|Jeopardy!|HEY, THAT RHYMES!|$600|medium|A rained-on fast plane|wet jet
23/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THE FIRST SUPPER|$600|medium|Guests at his inaugural parties downed some 40 million jelly beans|Reagan
29/11/2004|Jeopardy!|CHAIRS|$200|easy|Sip some port while lounging on the port side of a ship in one of these chairs named for part of a ship|a deck chair
15/09/1997|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$100|easy|In October Waynesville, Ohio hosts a 2-day festival devoted to this fermented cabbage dish|Sauerkraut
01/12/1993|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$100|easy|'Food Lover's Companion' calls this Belgian cheese 'the stinkiest of the strong-smelling cheeses'|Limburger
23/01/2007|Jeopardy!|NAMES OF THE '60s|$200|easy|In 1966 this former president was the very first recipient of a Medicare card|Truman
26/02/2002|Double Jeopardy!|NEW YORK SCHOOLS|$2000|hard|William Van Duzer Lawrence named a college for his wife, her|Sarah Lawrence
10/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS|$200|easy|It was probably a lyre, not a fiddle, if he played it while Rome burned|Nero
08/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|$1600|hard|Last name of the Saul bellow title character Augie|March
29/03/1991|Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$100|easy|After hosting the 1976 Summer Olympics, this city's Olympic Stadium became the home of the Expos|Montreal
04/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$2000|hard|A 6-mile-wide caldera, or volcanic crater, is a highlight of La Palma in this Spanish Island group off Africa|the Canaries
15/11/1999|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|It can be the fluffy fashion accessory seen here or the animal seen here|Boa
17/11/2011|Jeopardy!|AIRSHIPS|$600|medium|On March 31, 1936 it left Germany on its first transatlantic trip, arriving in Rio de Janeiro 4 days later|the Hindenburg
11/09/2003|Jeopardy!|'EE'|$400|easy|During this growth process a baby may be given a wet washcloth to gnaw on|teething
19/10/2001|Jeopardy!|MISSING LINKS|$100|easy|Old Rough & ____ to Wear|Ready
06/10/2008|Jeopardy!|SPORTS NICKNAMES|$200|easy|The Baseball Hall of Fame's Iron Horse|(Lou) Gehrig
16/03/2001|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS IN THE CABINET|$300|easy|Through skillful negotiation, Secretary of State Martin Van Buren got the U.S. this trade status with Turkey|Most favored nation
31/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HELLO, DELI!|$400|easy|I think I'll just have a nosh--a bagel, cream cheese & the Nova Scotia type of this|lox
07/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS FROM RELIGION|$1200|hard|Latitudinarianism is a synonym for this broad-minded view, from the Latin for 'to bear'|tolerance
08/04/1991|Jeopardy!|MOVIE SONGS|$700|hard|In 1968 Hugo Montenegro took this title tune to No. 2 on the pop charts:|The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly
16/11/2004|Jeopardy!|YOU HAVE TOO MUCH...|$600|medium|...of this on your bow that's overstrung|tension
21/04/2008|Jeopardy!|TIME FOR LEFTOVERS|$600|medium|It's the term for a group of grapes, perhaps a 'wild' one|a bunch
14/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PUT A KIRK IN IT|$400|easy|Kirk got his first Oscar nomination for 'Champion', a 1949 film about this sport|Boxing
29/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SO FUNNY IT'S SCARY|$200|easy|In a 1955 film set in Egypt, this monster chases Abbott & Costello after Lou eats its medallion|the mummy
30/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|21st CENTURY QUOTATIONS|$1200|hard|Of campaigning with her husband, she said in 2007, 'I'm absolutely ready for this... I don't look sickly, I don't feel sickly'|Elizabeth Edwards
06/01/2005|Jeopardy!|NOW THAT'S INVENTIVE!|$1000|hard|In the late 19th century, Ellen Eglui invented this washing machine attachment that saved a lot of drying time|a wringer
05/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE SEQUELS|$400|easy|In the second 'Night at the Museum' movie, Larry fights the 'Battle of' this place|the Smithsonian
04/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'C' PLUS|$600|medium|Matthew Bourne's version of this fairy tale ballet, set in London during WWII, has an RAF pilot as the prince|Cinderella
09/03/2001|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY NOVELS|$200|easy|The mysterious Fedallah, a harpooner in this 1851 novel, is a Zoroastrian|Moby Dick
20/10/1997|Jeopardy!|THE ACADEMY AWARDS|$200|easy|He picked up an Oscar for his 'Theme From Shaft'|Isaac Hayes
08/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POETS' MONOGRAMS|$800|hard|Nokomis knows him: HWL|Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
13/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THAT'S SOME NERVE|$200|easy|A knock to the ulnar nerve at the bend of the elbow, which we call this, causes that weird tingling sensation|the funny bone
24/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$1000|hard|Geographically, it's the most widely-spoken Germanic language|English
25/11/2011|Jeopardy!|IT'S THE HUMILITY|$800|hard|The 21st century English version of mass includes 'Lord, I am not' this 'that you should enter under my roof'|worthy
11/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE MAP OF 1950|$600|medium|Today known as Belize, this colony in Central America had a population of only about 70,000 in 1950|British Honduras
13/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONAL NAME CHANGES|$400|easy|The Retail Tobacco Dealers of America changed its name to incorporate these 2 types of fancy smokes|cigars & pipes
29/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$400|easy|With black roots, but pink & white flowers, Helleborus niger is the 'rose' named for this holiday|Christmas
09/09/2002|Jeopardy!|THE 74th ACADEMY AWARDS|$600|medium|Presenting an honorary award to Robert Redford, she reminisced about the way they were|Barbra Streisand
27/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ACTING THE PART|$2000|hard|It was no 'accident' she played Muriel Pritchett, but she had a bad one as Thelma Dickinson|Geena Davis
22/01/2010|Jeopardy!|POP QUIZ|$800|hard|In 1963 the U.S. fifth district court in Dallas ruled that this, with 23 flavors, was not a cola|Dr. Pepper
14/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|STEPHEN KING NOVEL PLOTS|$1200|hard|Ben Mears finds his hometown infested with vampires, decides to fight back|Salem's Lot
08/03/2011|Jeopardy!|HOCKEY|$600|medium|In 2010 the Hockey Hall of Fame welcomed its first 2 of these, James & Granato|women
01/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NEW CONGRESSMEN & GOVERNORS|$400|easy|New senator Mark Begich of this state replaced Ted Stevens|Alaska
26/09/2002|Jeopardy!|'OG'|$600|medium|In 1867 the last one of these Japanese warrior rulers resigned & power returned to the emperor|Shogun
14/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MAY 6 EVENTS|$200|easy|In 1941 this dictator replaced Vyacheslav M. Molotov as Soviet premier|Josef Stalin
25/05/2005|Jeopardy!|WEBSTER'S NEW WORLD COLLEGE DICTIONARY|$400|easy|Also listed is this 3-word chronic medical condition specific to some veterans of Operation Desert Storm|Gulf War Syndrome
11/01/1999|Jeopardy!|THE LIST LIST|$300|easy|In 1988 Microsoft came in at No. 137 out of the 500 companies on this magazine's famous list|Fortune
24/09/1984|Jeopardy!|OLD TESTAMENT|$400|easy|The name 'Palestine' comes from these Biblical enemies of Israel|the Philistines
23/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MULE DRIVING|$800|hard|A new book says the model for this title character in this D.H. Lawrence book was a Sicilian mule driver|Lady Chatterley's Lover
10/11/2008|Jeopardy!|'HIGH' ANXIETY|$1000|hard|On meeting Prince Charles, first address him with this 3-word phrase|Your Royal Highness
09/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$600|medium|On Nov. 29, 1929 this American flew over the South Pole in his trimotor aircraft, the Floyd Bennett|Admiral Richard Byrd
29/01/2004|Jeopardy!|BOOK MARKS|$200|easy|'On the Rim' is Mark Neumann's history of this Arizona landmark|the Grand Canyon
21/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT A COUNTRY!|$2000|hard|Now its own country, this former Yugoslav republic borders Italy near the city of Trieste|Slovenia
16/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THEATER ALFRESCO|$800|hard|As a young man, Andy Griffith spent several seasons playing this Elizabethan courtier in 'The Lost Colony'|Sir Walter Raleigh
05/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BY GEORGE|$800|hard|His 1891 essay 'The Quintessence of Ibsenism' promoted the realistic dramas of a fellow playwright|George Bernard Shaw
21/06/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL A PLANT|$400|easy|Scientifically Hamamelis virginiana, this 'bewitching' plant is used to make a soothing astringent|witch hazel
23/09/2005|Jeopardy!|THE BAD NEWS BEARERS|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm Keith Olbermann.)  For my coverage of the 9/11 events, I won one of the awards named for this famous newscaster who died in 1965|(Edward R.) Murrow
29/12/2009|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT SPORT|$1000|hard|PBA, founded in 1958|bowling
21/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$400|easy|This actor pursues class brain Ione Skye in 1989's 'Say Anything...'|John Cusack
02/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WE GOTTA BLAME SOMEBODY|$2000|hard|Later PM, as First Lord of the Admiralty he took the blame for the disasterous Gallipoli invasion|Winston Churchill
06/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LOANWORDS|$1000|hard|German for 'substitute', like cubic zirconia for diamond|Ersatz
20/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HABITAT FOR YOU, MANATEE|$1600|hard|Moises the Manatee's home, this island commonwealth|Puerto Rico
12/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|KID LIT|$1200|hard|In a 1964 book by this man, the mysterious Willy Wonka owns a unique chocolate factory|Roald Dahl
14/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER BRITISH ISLES|$2000|hard|Akrotiri is an enclave the U.K. held onto in the 1959 agreement that made this Mediterranean island independent|Cyprus
09/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH HODGEPODGE|$600|medium|The South American bug seen here is of a longhorn species of this insect & grows 4 inches long:|Beetle
04/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|NOTED AFRICAN AMERICANS|$2000|hard|An African-born slave, she published her 'Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral' in 1773|Phillis Wheatley
05/05/1999|Jeopardy!|SPEAKING IN TONGUES|$500|medium|Sleevnoy bachok eesportosa|Russian
09/11/1990|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$100|easy|At the 1988 Olympics the USSR won the gold for team foil in this sport|fencing
08/06/2007|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE LETTERS|$400|easy|An artist may have one of these boards with a thumbhole on which to mix his paints|a palette
26/03/1998|Jeopardy!|WHERE THE SUN DON'T SHINE|$300|easy|A type of shelter built in the '50s, or what your hair might have done if you didn't have one|Fallout
19/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|I'M IN CHARGE!|$400|easy|In southern Europe: Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi|Italy
24/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FILMOGRAPHIES|$1000|hard|'Grease 2', 'Amazon Women on the Moon', 'The Fabulous Baker Boys'|Michelle Pfeiffer
22/12/2011|Jeopardy!|'CUS' WORDS|$800|hard|If you'd give your eye teeth for something, these are the teeth you'd give|cuspids
27/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY STUFF|$800|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from the LBJ Library & Museum in Austin, TX.) LBJ was the first congressman to enter active duty during WWII, & his library proudly displays the Silver Star given to him by this Pacific Theater commander|(Douglas) MacArthur
23/06/2004|Jeopardy!|THE 'TEMP'-IST|$1000|hard|A mechanical pattern used in manufacturing|a template
23/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE IN THE WORLD?|$3000|hard|It's the 'shire' where you'll find the storied Sherwood Forest|Nottinghamshire
30/11/2001|Jeopardy!|VERMONT|$1000|hard|The town of Barre is a world center in the production of this stone used for monuments|granite
27/07/2010|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE TOWNS|$400|easy|California Institute of Technology (no, not L.A.)|Pasadena
25/10/2006|Final Jeopardy!|THE 1850s|None|None|He published a book of prose & verse quotes 'to trace to their source passages and phrases in common use'|John Bartlett
26/03/2008|Final Jeopardy!|THE ACADEMY AWARDS|None|None|In 1954 he won a record 4 Oscars, including one for 'Best Documentary Feature' for a film set in the American desert|Walt Disney
09/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|OBSCURE MYTHOLOGY|$1600|hard|The Egyptian goddess Neith is often depicted holding a scepter & this symbol of life|Ankh
22/10/2010|Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHERS' COUNTRY OF BIRTH|$1000|hard|Robert Boyle, George Berkeley|Ireland
03/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MATH|$800|hard|5-letter name for the type of section shown here|conic section
14/04/1997|Jeopardy!|SINGERS' FIRST FILMS|$300|easy|'9 To 5'|Dolly Parton
26/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|1957|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew in Little Rock, Arkansas)  In 1957, federal troops had to escort the first black students to this Little Rock high school|Central High School
04/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE LOUVRE|$1600|hard|This man transferred 5,000 civil servants out of the Louvre & inaugurated the resulting new art wing in 1993|François Mitterrand
26/02/2003|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$400|easy|Edison proposed using sheets of this metal, used with cadmium in a battery, as a substitute for paper in books|nickel
07/01/1998|Jeopardy!|WET & WILD|$400|easy|Water hog is another name for this, the largest living rodent, that looks like a giant guinea pig|Capybara
22/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A LITERARY TOUR|$1200|hard|Tourist cometh to Tao House, the California home where he wrote 'The Iceman Cometh'|Eugene O'Neill
24/01/2001|Jeopardy!|HISTORY OF THE WORLD PART 4|$100|easy|Deriving its name from the Russian for 'fellow traveler', it made news in 1957|Sputnik
13/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|9-LETTER WORDS|$2000|hard|270 is the magic number for this 'college' of U.S. politics|the Electoral College
08/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$1000|hard|In the 1200s this western Italian city-state ruled the central Mediterranean, including Sardinia & Corsica|Genoa
17/07/2000|Jeopardy!|'WIN'|$200|easy|8-letter classification of the type of instrument heard here|Woodwind
24/12/2002|Jeopardy!|THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE|$200|easy|He designed the writing box on which he wrote the Declaration of Independence|Thomas Jefferson
14/07/2010|Jeopardy!|JACK|$800|hard|Fox-hunting dog breed named for a 19th century British clergyman|Jack Russell
10/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ALPHA MALES|$1600|hard|Henry Callis & others founded Alpha Phi Alpha, the first black college fraternity, at this Ithaca, N.Y. school|Cornell
30/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|CANADIAN PROVINCES|$1000|hard|This province bordering Maine is 90% forest|New Brunswick
27/02/1997|Jeopardy!|AUTO FIRSTS|$400|easy|These seats were first offered in 1953 on Corvettes|Bucket seats
03/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CHICKS DIG ME|$400|easy|Kathleen Kenyon's excavation of this city mentioned in Joshua showed the walls had been repaired 17 times|Jericho
15/11/2006|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE U.S.A.|$200|easy|North Little Rock is the sixth-largest city in this state|Arkansas
24/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC TERMS|$2000|hard|Spanish for 'table' & common in the southwest, it's a broad, flat-topped elevation with clifflike sides|a mesa
20/09/2001|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S UP, TV DOC?|$500|medium|In 1976 'The Practice' was a medical sitcom with this 'Make Room for Daddy' star|Danny Thomas
30/11/2011|Jeopardy!|'PUBLIC' KNOWLEDGE|$800|hard|In 2011 the President called late Congressman John Adler 'a dedicated' this|a public servant
22/03/2000|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL FATHER'S DAY|$100|easy|Sam Ealy Johnson, Jr.|Lyndon B. Johnson
22/01/2009|Jeopardy!|GRAND THEFT AUTO|$800|hard|Rhyming name for a place where stolen cars are disassembled into parts for resale|a chop shop
15/12/2000|Jeopardy!|PUBLISH|$100|easy|Hurd & Houghton became Houghton, Osgood & finally Houghton him|Mifflin
03/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$1000|hard|Iran's official name indicates it's this kind of republic|Islamic Republic
14/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BREWERS, BUCKS & PACKERS|$1200|hard|In 1970-71 this master of the skyhook averaged 31.7 ppg & led the Bucks to an NBA title|Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (or Lew Alcindor)
04/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AIN'T THAT AMERICA|$400|easy|Francis Scott Key wrote 'The Star-Spangled Banner' while in this state during the War of 1812|Maryland
29/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GIVE ME THAT OLD TIME RELIGION|$2000|hard|Begun around 1500 by Guru Nanak, this religion incorporates elements of Hinduism|Sikhism
23/01/2004|Jeopardy!|FITS HUGH|$800|hard|The 2003 ABC series 'I'm With Her', about a star falling for an ordinary guy, sounds like this film of Hugh's|Notting Hill
13/01/2005|Jeopardy!|SONG STANDARDS|$400|easy|Hoagy Carmichael wrote this 'stellar' song's melody as a piano piece; Mitchell Parish later added lyrics|Stardust
27/06/2011|Jeopardy!|PICKUP ARTISTS|$1000|hard|Do your civic duty & know this company makes the Ridgeline|Honda
16/01/2012|Jeopardy!|TAKE IT 'SLOW'|$400|easy|Hamilton beach sells a programmable one of these to keep pot roast at the right temperature|a slow cooker
14/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTED IN THE 20th CENTURY|$400|easy|The iPods of the Baby Boom were small radios using this device invented in 1947|the transistor
20/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HECUBA & HER KIDS|$400|easy|The Iliad ends with the funeral of this son of Hecuba|Hector
19/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'EX' WORDS|$400|easy|From the Latin for 'up high', it means to glorify or honor|Exalt
05/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$1600|hard|Bordering the Caspian Sea: Baku|Azerbaijan
14/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|MAN IN SPACE|$1000|hard|In February, 1984, the Soviets reactivated this space station|Salyut 7
19/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYTHING'S 'GOLDEN', BABY|$600|medium|While Moses was on Mount Sinai, the Israelites worshipped this|Golden Calf
29/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TREES & SHRUBS|$2000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from the World Forestry Center in Oregon.)  The familiar North American broad-leafed trees are mainly this type, from the Latin for 'falling off'|deciduous
05/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$800|hard|This heart valve gets its name from its resemblance to a bishop's hat|the mitral valve
04/06/2002|Jeopardy!|'SHOE's|$800|hard|Say it ain't this disgraced 1919 Chicago white Sox ballplayer|'Shoeless' Joe Jackson
10/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GOING FOR BAROQUE|$1200|hard|While staying with his brother Johann Christoph, he learned to play & repair organs|Johann Sebastian Bach
14/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FRANCO-AMERICAN CITIES|$1000|hard|High Land, Indiana|Terre Haute
27/07/2011|Jeopardy!|TRIAL PARTICIPANTS|$200|easy|British Captain Thomas Preston was a central figure in the trial regarding this unfortunate 1770 event|the Boston Massacre
28/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EDIBLE RHYME TIME|$1200|hard|A long, tiresome speech delivered by a frothy pie topping|a meringue harangue
12/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RECENT OBITS|$1600|hard|This conservative ex-North Carolina senator was 86 when he passed on July 4, 2008|(Jesse) Helms
30/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA 101|$2000|hard|If a big buxom blonde is belting out 'rhue, rhue, du Gott!', your're watching this opera that ends the 'Ring' cycle|Twilight of the Gods (Gotterdammerung)
25/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|PULITZER PRIZE NOVELS|$400|easy|John Steinbeck's 1940 novel about the Joad family's journey|The Grapes of Wrath
16/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LADIES OF LITERATURE|$1600|hard|Ladies, don't be like this Rostand heroine; make sure your suitor's great letters are really his own|Roxanne
31/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FISHY SPORTSMEN|$1600|hard|This former UConn guard got a change of scenery in 2007 & won a championship ring with the Celtics|Ray Allen
22/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS ARTS|$1000|hard|He's the jazz pianist heard here|Art Tatum
28/10/2008|Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITAL HISTORY|$200|easy|This city was just a regional capital before Kublai Khan made it, for the first time, the political center of the nation|Beijing
21/07/1999|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES BY REGION|$100|easy|The Mackenzie Mountains, Wood Buffalo National Park, the Queen Elizabeth Islands|Canada
11/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK TITLES|$4200|hard|Shakespeare's Sonnet 30 says, 'I summon up' this, which became the title of a Proust work|Remembrance of Things Past
29/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL ACTORS|$600|medium|This Swede has quite a range:  he played Jesus in 'The Greatest Story Ever Told' & Satan in 'Needful Things'|Max von Sydow
06/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$200|easy|When his 1978 novel 'The Stand' was reissued in 1990, it was about 50% longer than the original|Stephen King
28/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MY GOD|$400|easy|Adonai, Ha-Shem|Judaism
07/03/1997|Jeopardy!|IN OTHER WORDS....|$100|easy|One Granny Smith within one 24-hour period prevents a medic's arrival|An apple a day keeps the doctor away
22/02/2007|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$1000|hard|Of the woodwinds in a standard symphony orchestra, it's the closest to the size of the person playing it|the bassoon
06/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SCREEN QUEENS|$5000|hard|In a 1971 movie Vanessa Redgrave & Glenda Jackson reigned supreme as these 2 rival monarchs|Queen Elizabeth (I) & Queen Mary (Stuart)
03/09/1997|Jeopardy!|CRITTERS|$400|easy|A member of this family, although without a long neck, the okapi was discovered in the Congo rain forest|Giraffe
06/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS, KNOW YOUR LINES|$1200|hard|As Dr. Evil: 'I have one simple request.  And that is to have sharks with... laser beams attached to their heads!'|Mike Myers
20/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE KNIGHT|$800|hard|Serious military training as a knight began when a page became one of these in his teens|Squire
16/11/2000|Jeopardy!|BETWEEN WORLD WARS|$200|easy|The Allies had a 'fixed' income after WWI, asking 132 billion marks in these German compensation payments|Reparations
20/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BLESS YOU|$400|easy|He wore his brother Esau's clothes to finagle his father Isaac's blessing|Jacob
28/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING POSSUM|$800|hard|There are 2 Ys in the name of this type of possum that may weigh as little as 1/4 oz.|a pygmy possum
21/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|2ND CENTURY|$800|hard|'Handy Tables', 'Harmonica', & 'The Almagest' are among this astronomers surviving works|Ptolemy
22/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS JACQUES|$800|hard|In 1995 he succeeded Francois Mitterand|Jacques Chirac
23/06/1998|Jeopardy!|CULTURED CELEBRITIES|$400|easy|This crooner whose career was renewed on MTV in the '90s is also a painter influenced by the Impressionists|Tony Bennett
24/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$400|easy|Longtime TV island-dweller Bob, or longtime singer & Rocky-Mountain dweller John|Denver
03/04/2007|Jeopardy!|GOOD TOMES|$600|medium|Book Four of this French novel is called 'Javert Off the Track'|Les Miserables
13/03/2000|Jeopardy!|RAISE YOUR GLASSES|$200|easy|One legend says it was a holy man in Yemen who brewed up the first cup of this many centuries ago|Coffee
10/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'GEN'ERAL SCIENCE|$1600|hard|This type of headlight that uses a trace of bromine or iodine vapor is the standard in auto manufacture|halogen
21/07/2010|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL YEARBOOK ENTRIES?|$200|easy|Gonna co-lead the Huns with my bro, Bleda (until I kill him in 445, ha ha! jk!); voted most likely to pillage an entire civilization|Attila
03/07/1997|Jeopardy!|1971|$200|easy|For most of 1971 he was governor of Georgia|Jimmy Carter
12/12/2008|Jeopardy!|IT'S GOT MEANING|$800|hard|'Tite fer is Cajun French for 'little iron', this 'geometric' musical instrument|the triangle
25/02/2005|Jeopardy!|THE U.S. PRESIDENT WHEN...|$600|medium|...the U.S. extended full diplomatic recognition to Vietnam|Clinton
18/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICAL MATTERS|$1600|hard|The adenoids are also called the pharyngeal these|tonsils
22/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES MOVIE REVIEWS|$1200|hard|Steve Carell raised 'the comedy bar with an excruciatingly funny' body-waxing scene in this 2005 film|The 40 Year Old Virgin
23/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES BUSINESS|$400|easy|This 185-nation agency agreed to lend $100 billion to healthy countries that are having trouble borrowing money|IMF (the International Monetary Fund)
12/07/2002|Jeopardy!|NEWER WORDS & PHRASES|$200|easy|Yeah, yeah, I'm sure you know they're the two words that complete the phrase 'Been there...'|...done that
28/05/2010|Jeopardy!|EDGAR AWARD WINNERS|$400|easy|'The Spy Who Came in from the Cold' got him the Edgar|John le Carré
11/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN PHRASES|$2000|hard|In this comedy Duke Senior laments to Orlando that they have 'seen better days'|As You Like It
23/01/2004|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$1000|hard|This Idaho city, founded in 1861, was named for the co-leader of an expedition that camped there in 1805|Lewiston
15/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'D'|$200|easy|It's Sunday for Placido|Domingo
25/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GOLLY 'G'!|$400|easy|A short prayer of thanks said before a meal, it's from the Latin for 'favor'|grace
26/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ARE YOU NUTS?|$400|easy|An oil extracted from the shells of these kidney-shaped nuts related to poison ivy is used in insecticides|cashews
19/06/1997|Jeopardy!|FLORIDA CITIES|$800|hard|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): Florida city in which the group seen here is headquartered: (Blue Angels)|Pensacola
06/09/1996|Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$300|easy|According to Joe Hill, 'Work and pray, live on hay, you'll get 'this' in the sky when you die|pie
27/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICS|$400|easy|(I'm CNN anchor Soledad O'Brien.)  Barack Obama can claim favorite son status all over the country; born in Hawaii, he went to college in New York & then moved to this state as a community organizer|Illinois
18/07/2008|Jeopardy!|BIOLO'G'|$400|easy|For their hue, the class Chrysophyceae are called these algae|golden
04/01/2012|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY EXPRESSIONS|$200|easy|'The straw that broke' this creature's 'back'|the camel
12/01/1990|Jeopardy!|ONE   SONG|$500|medium|The song made its debut on this album whose title sounds 'bouncy' & metaphysical|Rubber Soul
09/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GHASTLY OPERATIC DEMISES|$1000|hard|Valhalla & all its gods are consumed in flames at the end of this opera, so don't expect a sequel|'Gotterdammerung' ('Twilight of the Gods')
01/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DANCING BAREFOOT|$1200|hard|She choreographed the show 'Movin' Out' to Billy Joel's songs|Twyla Tharp
05/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'A' IN GEOGRAPHY|$1600|hard|Kabul is the capital of this Asian country|Afghanistan
17/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GRAMMAR|$400|easy|It's the part of speech omitted from the quote 'Three cheers for the red, white blue'|a conjunction
26/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$1600|hard|White blood cells are also known by this medical name, from the Greek for 'white'|leukocytes
21/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NO E'S PLEASE|$800|hard|In the Old Testament, there's a first & a second book of these|Kings
09/06/1998|Jeopardy!|VERSE|$500|medium|Robert Frost wondered, 'Why do they make good neighbors?'|Fences
09/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PREFIXES|$400|easy|Before -naut & -physics, it means 'star'|astro-
10/03/2010|Jeopardy!|'K' RATIONS|$400|easy|This center is the center of the action for Space Shuttle launches|Kennedy
29/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TRADITIONAL ANNIVERSARY GIFTS|$1200|hard|For the 14th anniversary, you could give a piano, whose keys symbolize this traditional gift|ivory
23/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SPEED UP!|$1600|hard|The fastest game using a ball is this one played in frontons in which the ball can reach speeds near 200 mph|jai-alai
11/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$600|medium|Producer Irving Thalberg was the model for Monroe Stahr, the title character of this Fitzgerald novel|The Last Tycoon
04/06/2010|Jeopardy!|WITH BROTHERHOOD|$200|easy|Last name of Kevin, Joe & Nick, whose album 'Lines, Vines And Trying Times' debuted at No. 1 in 2009|Jonas
12/12/1996|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$300|easy|In 1995 this firm released an upgraded version of its Newton messagepad, a hand-held computer|Apple
21/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY GOVERNORS|$800|hard|He was military governor of Judea 26-36 A.D.|Pontius Pilate
21/07/2009|Jeopardy!|SHAM, WOW!|$400|easy|Wow--this 'Citizen Kane' star's 1938 radio show had many convinced Martians had invaded New Jersey|Orson Welles
25/05/2010|Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE OF SOMEWHERE|$1000|hard|Formerly known as Schrottersburg, Plock is smack in the middle of this country, Germany's eastern neighbor|Poland
21/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$400|easy|In 1955 physicists Owen Chamberlain & Emilio Segre discovered the antiproton, which has this kind of charge|negative
25/09/2009|Jeopardy!|EYE CANDY|$600|medium|I always make sure to have enough of these to go around|Good & Plenty
14/03/1990|Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH EEK|$100|easy|Half a fortnight|Week
30/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE 4-Ts|$400|easy|It's one who reveals another's plans, especially in front of Bert Convy|Tattletale
20/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OMG!|$800|hard|At Folkvang, Freyja received half of all warriors slain in battle; he received the other half|Odin
29/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGIC TIME|$1200|hard|It's why you couldn't have lived in most of the present-day U.S. during Ordovician times|it was submerged (or underwater)
12/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BROKEN ENGLISH|$1200|hard|It can precede bean, fastener or dragon|snap
05/10/2010|Final Jeopardy!|BROADWAY STARS|None|None|In 1955 she became the first & so far only actress to win a Tony for playing a male role in a musical|Mary Martin
25/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|JACK NICHOLSON'S OSCAR-NOMINATED ROLES|$400|easy|Retired actuary Warren Schmidt (2002)|About Schmidt
13/10/2008|Jeopardy!|THE U.S. MARINE CORPS|$600|medium|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from a forested training area at the Marine Corps Base at Quantico, VA.) Every Marine officer completes six months training at Quantico to qualify to lead this unit, usually made up of three squads|a platoon
11/01/1999|Jeopardy!|DICKENSIANA|$300|easy|Dickens met this U.S. president a few weeks before the impeachment proceedings|Andrew Johnson
09/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$800|hard|Artichoke hearts or spinach & this crumbly Greek cheese make great toppings for a pizza|feta
22/04/2003|Final Jeopardy!|MUSICALS|None|None|The 2 longest-running musicals in Broadway history; Cameron Mackintosh produced both of them|Cats & Les Miserables
20/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|KEY WORDS|$800|hard|If you read our credits you know this post on our crew is filled by Luke Lima|Key grip
23/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|STATE THE CHEMICAL ELEMENT|$800|hard|California|calcium
19/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$400|easy|Atoms of this abundant element are the smallest & simplest known|hydrogen
07/10/2010|Jeopardy!|CLUB TED|$1400|hard|The international airport in Anchorage was renamed for him in 2000|Sen. Ted Stevens
24/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LITERATURE|$3000|hard|The novel 'Trilby' introduced this hypnotist whose name is synonymous with evil manipulation|Svengali
15/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DICE ROLL NICKNAMES|$800|hard|Ada from Decatur, or Square Pair|Pair of 4's
31/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL HITCHING POSTS|$2000|hard|Martin & Hannah Van Buren, on Feb. 21, 1807|New York
31/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|APPROXIMATE WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$1600|hard|This synonym for 'killed' also means a large quantity|a slew
21/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY LASS LINES|$400|easy|'I'll never love anybody but you, Tom, and I'll never marry anybody but you--and you ain't to ever marry anybody but me'|Becky (Thatcher)
08/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$800|hard|This Washington Post veteran attempts to give the inside story on 'Bush at War'|Bob Woodward
23/12/2008|Jeopardy!|'P'ICK THIS CATEGORY!|$400|easy|The flippers keep the sphere in play in this type of arcade game|pinball
15/09/2006|Jeopardy!|SILENT K|$1000|hard|Ancient capital of the Minoan civilization on Crete|Knossos
24/04/1990|Jeopardy!|THE SUPREME COURT|$100|easy|Chief justice Charles Evans Hughes opposed this president's attempt to 'pack' the court|Franklin D. Roosevelt
08/09/2000|Jeopardy!|BETWEEN|$500|medium|Shadrach... Abednego|Meshach
21/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREANA|$800|hard|One of Henry IV's big lines is 'Uneasy lies the head that wears' one of these|A crown
10/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE 18TH CENTURY|$600|medium|In the 1790s the French made Toussaint L'Ouverture general-in-chief of this colony|Haiti
03/02/2003|Jeopardy!|INSPECT HER GADGET|$200|easy|In 1903 Mary Anderson invented this device that makes it easier to see when you're driving a car in the rain|windshield wipers
03/07/2009|Jeopardy!|ON THE 3rd OF JULY|$800|hard|1608: Samuel de Champlain establishes this city, Canada's oldest|Quebec
24/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES FROM THE GERMAN|$13200|hard|In English it means 'truthful'; in German it's 'Frenchman'|Frank
12/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WRITING IN FICTION|$1200|hard|A frustrated office drudge becomes a megalomaniac in this Russian novelist's 'Diary of a Madman'|Nikolay Gogol
02/03/1998|Jeopardy!|THE HOLLYWOOD WALK OF FAME|$400|easy|He's the only U.S. president you can step on|Ronald Reagan
30/11/1999|Jeopardy!|COPS|$200|easy|It's the 'unfashionable' name for officers who do not wear uniforms when on duty|Plainclothes
27/01/2006|Jeopardy!|THE SWEET 16th CENTURY|$400|easy|Johann Eck debated this noted Protestant in 1519 & helped get him excommunicated in 1521|Martin Luther
20/07/2000|Jeopardy!|KILLERS|$200|easy|The Aum Shinrikyo cult was behind a March 1995 nerve gas attack on this city's subway|Tokyo
23/11/1999|Jeopardy!|STUFF|$400|easy|In 1969 Dalsey, Hillblom & Lynn founded this type of company|Delivery/courier service (DHL)
20/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|KINGS|$1600|hard|This country's King Bhumbol was born in Cambridge, Mass., where his father was studying at Harvard|Thailand
24/02/2005|Jeopardy!|WOODY ALLEN'S MANHATTAN|$200|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew strolls through Washington Square Park in New York.)  Alvy Singer and the title shiksa stroll past Washington Square in this Oscar-winning picture|Annie Hall
05/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL FAMILIES|$800|hard|His son John Adams II married Mary Catherine Hellen in the White House on Feb. 25, 1828|John Quincy Adams
22/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PAINTING & SCULPTURE|$800|hard|This monumental unfinished Rodin work is also known as 'La Ponte de L'Enfer'|The Gates of Hell
12/11/1985|Jeopardy!|HERBS & SPICES|$100|easy|“Aroma” was the word for spices in this ancient civilization|Greek (Greece)
29/05/1992|Jeopardy!|MISC.|$400|easy|Jules Verne's book 'Around the Moon' was the sequel to this 1865 best seller|From the Earth to the Moon
25/04/2007|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES BUSINESS|$400|easy|U.S. Airways is now selling advertising space on these 'bags'; let's hope there are no cutout coupons|barf bags (or airsickness bags)
12/09/2007|Jeopardy!|1977|$600|medium|The world lost 2 more Marx Brothers in 1977--Milton, aka Gummo, & Julius, aka this|Groucho
06/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY MUSICALS|$400|easy|Of Reba McEntire's performance in this show, Ben Brantley said she didn't 'need a gun to bring' NYC 'to its knees'|Annie, Get Your Gun
02/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CONSTELLATIONS|$1600|hard|In the late 16th Century, this Flemish cartographer 'projected' the constellations onto star globes|Mercator
08/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THIS WILL SLAY YOU|$600|medium|18th C. gunmaker Robert Wogdon made the finest flintlock pistols designed for these affairs of honor|duels
09/12/1999|Jeopardy!|FOOD, GLORIOUS FOOD|$200|easy|Many enjoy these 'love apples' sun-dried|Tomatoes
11/02/2003|Jeopardy!|TV TEENS|$800|hard|Camille Winbush, seen here, is Vanessa, the teen who's always questioning her uncle's authority on this comedy|The Bernie Mac Show
30/03/2011|Jeopardy!|'GENERAL' JOB INFORMATION|$200|easy|Alberto Gonzales & Robert F. Kennedy both held this cabinet position|Attorney General
19/07/1991|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|$400|easy|Adjective attached to Gustave Pasch's match & Walter Hunt's pin|safety
08/11/1989|Jeopardy!|JEWELRY|$400|easy|Ancient Egyptian jewelry made frequent use of the scarab which is this|beetle
23/11/2005|Jeopardy!|HIDDEN INSTRUMENTS|$400|easy|When told he'd be playing these drums with the band, Tim panicked|timpani (in Tim panicked)
04/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IF SHAKESPEARE WROTE FOR THE WWE|$400|easy|Brutus!  You led the assassins that kill me in Act III!  That's not even halfway through my own play!  That ain't right!|(Julius) Caesar
21/09/2001|Jeopardy!|BEACH BOYS|$500|medium|Fred Astaire's first dramatic role was in this 1959 post-nuclear war Nevil Shute drama set partly in Australia|On the Beach
18/06/2010|Jeopardy!|USUALLY INCORRECT JEOPARDY! RESPONSES|$800|hard|This 3-letter palindrome can be used as an exclamation of surprise or on simply not hearing something|huh
30/04/2004|Jeopardy!|BY THE NUMBERS|$2200|hard|In Enrico Caruso's 1904 contract with Victor, he demanded 50 cents for every aria recorded on these|78s
01/12/2005|Jeopardy!|THE WORLD AIDS CRISIS|$800|hard|(Ashley Judd reads.)  The use of these drugs, sold under chemical rather than brand names, is crucial to affordable HIV/AIDS treatment|generic drugs
17/12/2004|Jeopardy!|ALL THE GLITTERING PRIZES|$400|easy|In 1982 President Reagan awarded this 'God Bless America' singer the Presidential Medal of Freedom|Kate Smith
28/12/2011|Jeopardy!|UNCOMMON BONDS|$600|medium|Born to the role: Samantha Bond has played this secretary in 4 007 films|Moneypenny
14/06/2011|Jeopardy!|'AW', SHUCKS|$800|hard|Developed by sailors to pass the time, it's the art of carving on whalebone or ivory|scrimshaw
28/10/2005|Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES & NEWSPAPERS|$600|medium|Adolph Ochs, who bought into the New York Times in 1896, 'train'ed at this Tennessee city's Times|Chattanooga
20/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES THEATER REVIEWS|$1600|hard|(Frank Rich delivers the clue.)  I wrote that Tommy Tune never met a costume he didn't like when he directed the theatrical follies named for this humorist|Will Rogers
20/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT ANIMALS|$600|medium|A Japanese folktale tells of Urashima Taro who saves one of these sea reptiles that turns into a young woman|Turtle
02/05/2002|Jeopardy!|I'M IN 'SEVENTH' HEAVEN|$1000|hard|Released in 1957, this film was based on the play 'Tramalning' that had also been written by the director|The Seventh Seal
27/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE TRANSLATIONS|$2000|hard|In Latin America this 2008 horror remake was titled 'Bloody Graduation Night'|Prom Night
01/12/2005|Jeopardy!|WHAT A GEM!|$200|easy|Chrysoberyl is also known by this name because it resembles the pupil of a feline|cat's eye
28/02/1990|Jeopardy!|PERFUME|$500|medium|These 2 mammals are pictured on boxes of Lauren perfume|Horse & Man
12/05/2000|Jeopardy!|THE ABCs OF THE CDC|$200|easy|The CDC says this form of cancer, which includes melanoma, is the most common in the U.S.|Skin cancer
14/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$200|easy|In February 1999, after 5 seasons in the 'ER', this handsome actor checked out|George Clooney
08/11/1991|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE FICTION|$400|easy|'Ballroom of the Skies' is a sci-fi novel by this creator of Travis McGee|(John) MacDonald
25/02/1997|Jeopardy!|IN THE 'RED'|$500|medium|Important dates|Red-letter days
23/02/2010|Jeopardy!|STATE FAIR FOODS|$400|easy|Iowa's hot beef sundae includes a buttery scoop of these, topped with gravy & cheese & garnished with a cherry tomato|mashed potatoes
21/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A GROUP THING|$200|easy|Robby Krieger, Ray Manzarek, John Densmore & Jim Morrison|The Doors
06/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'TWO'|$600|medium|Birds of a feather, or a low-value poker hand|Two of a kind
13/10/2009|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL TALK|$800|hard|Don't borrow money from one of these, who'll let you have it at an excessively high rate of interest|a loan shark
04/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HEIFETZ|$200|easy|When Jascha debuted in this NYC hall in 1917, its steel-making benefactor was still alive|Carnegie Hall
21/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TEXAS|$2000|hard|In 1976 this Texas congresswoman became the first black keynote speaker at a Dem. National Convention|Barbara Jordan
18/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$800|hard|One of two Confederate state capitals that Union troops did not capture during the Civil War|Tallahassee or Austin
04/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GIVE 'A'|$2000|hard|Found just north of Venezuela, this Caribbean nation's capital is St. John's|Antigua
20/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GO TO OHIO|$2000|hard|In 1969 this river running through Cleveland actually caught fire|the Cuyahoga
09/05/1990|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATIONS|$400|easy|'atm', you won't find it in a vacuum or in a restaurant on the moon|Atmosphere
02/10/1998|Jeopardy!|NEEDFUL THINGS|$300|easy|Some horsehairs & light pernambuco wood are necessary to make this musical accessory|bow
13/06/2011|Jeopardy!|BIRTH OF A FIRST LADY|$600|medium|December 22, 1912 in Karnack, Texas|Lady Bird Johnson
23/02/1999|Jeopardy!|MATH CLASS|$100|easy|The area of a 12-inch square|144 square inches
21/05/1990|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS COUPLES|$100|easy|When her spouse was found guilty on Oct. 5, 1989, she sang a religious song for the press|Tammy Faye Bakker
26/05/2003|Jeopardy!|NATO IS NEATO|$1000|hard|At the 2002 NATO Conference in Prague, 7 nations were invited to join NATO, including these 3 Baltic ones|Estonia, Latvia & Lithuania
10/05/2004|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$400|easy|It's the only U.S. state named for a French king|Louisiana
01/10/2007|Jeopardy!|BIRTH & DEATH|$400|easy|A cuneiform tablet dating to 2000 B.C. is the first known reference to this type of birth associated with a Roman leader|a Caesarian section
21/09/2010|Jeopardy!|ZAC(H/K) ATTACK|$1000|hard|Zack de la Rocha tapped into his anger as the vocalist in this group featuring guitarist Tom Morello|Rage Against the Machine
07/06/2005|Jeopardy!|THE JOB INTERVIEW|$600|medium|I noticed in my regular reading of this Time Inc. business magazine that you're on its list of America's most admired Cos.|Fortune
28/02/2003|Jeopardy!|'Q' & A|$800|hard|The first of these uniquely styled military huts was constructed in 1941|quonset hut
29/09/2005|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL LINGO|$800|hard|From the Latin for 'all', it's the type of $388-billion spending bill Congress passed in December 2004|omnibus
21/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$3000|hard|This great 20th century Spanish artist painted 'The Blue Room' during his Blue Period|Pablo Picasso
01/10/1998|Jeopardy!|SECOND PLACE|$400|easy|He had the second highest vote total in the 1944 U.S. presidential balloting|Thomas E. Dewey
02/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$400|easy|Accompanied by this boyfriend, Gwyneth Paltrow watched her film 'Emma' in the White House with Pres. Clinton|Brad Pitt
26/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES: BEEN THERE, DONE THAT|$200|easy|A 1925 dinosaur film based on a Conan Doyle tale or a 1997 dinosaur film based on a Crichton book|The Lost World
19/11/2002|Jeopardy!|BALL GAMES|$1000|hard|The USHA promotes this sport whose court may have a glass back & sides for you to watch|handball
13/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$200|easy|This 'Bloody' 16th C. English queen made a disastrous marriage to future armada sender Philip II|Mary I ('Bloody Mary')
10/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LEARN SOME GERMAN|$400|easy|A place to get your feet wet: Der Strand|the beach
06/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SOME SCIENCE, SOME NATURE|$1200|hard|Asphyxia, or a temporary suspension of breathing that affects some adults during sleep|sleep apnea
08/04/2004|Jeopardy!|ARKANSASSY|$1000|hard|Hatchet Hall in Eureka Springs, Arkansas is this famous teetotaler's historic residence|Carrie Nation
31/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|1922|$200|easy|This inventor of the telephone died in Nova Scotia on August 2|(Alexander Graham) Bell
20/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK AMERICA|$800|hard|As result of anti-slavery raid on Harper's Ferry, his 'body lies a moldering in the grave'|John Brown
17/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'I' OPENERS|$400|easy|In baseball, it's the area enclosed by the 3 bases & home plate|the infield
24/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY & ART|$400|easy|A statue of this Roman sea god is a perfect choice for a fountain; there's one at Peterhof in Russia|Neptune
08/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$800|hard|In the 4th century Greece became a part of the Byzantine Empire; about 1,100 years later it became part of this empire|Ottoman Empire
13/11/2002|Jeopardy!|SCOOBY-DOO AT 32|$800|hard|Scooby parodies turn up in 'Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back' & one of the endings to this 1992 Mike Myers film|Wayne's World
08/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$400|easy|He wasn't an Oscar winner yet when his uncle Francis Ford Coppola directed him in 'Rumble Fish' in 1983|Nicolas Cage
12/07/2004|Jeopardy!|STATE FACTS|$400|easy|It was once proposed that this state be called Deseret, meaning 'land of honeybees'|Utah
06/06/2002|Jeopardy!|FOREST|$400|easy|Careful!  These eucalyptus eaters in the forests of New South Wales can rip you to pieces if disturbed|the koala
29/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TALES OF E.T.A. HOFFMANN|$2000|hard|Reading 'The Devil's Elixir' by Hoffmann helped this Swiss psychiatrist form his 'archetypes'|(Carl) Jung
03/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CLOTH & FABRICS|$600|medium|This soft, slightly napped cotton fabric is popular in snuggly PJs & gray suits of the '50s|Flannel
21/05/2007|Jeopardy!|FIVE ABOUT TENN.|$600|medium|This music program based in Nashville is the USA's oldest continuous live radio program|the Grand Ole Opry
31/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL POLITICAL PARTIES|$1600|hard|Zachary Taylor, 1848|Whig
07/10/2010|Jeopardy!|THEY DRIVE ON THE LEFT|$600|medium|Keep to the left side of the road when you visit these West Indian islands just east of Florida|the Bahamas
11/11/1987|Jeopardy!|RECREATION|$400|easy|Though pool tables may vary in size, all have length in this proportion to width|2 to 1
06/11/2007|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED CANADIAN PROVINCES|$600|medium|SO VACATION|Nova Scotia
23/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BEST PICTURE OSCAR WINNERS BY CHARACTERS|$800|hard|Major Strasser, Victor Lazslo|Casablanca
13/11/1987|Jeopardy!|ARTS AND CRAFTS|$300|easy|Process in which you bind a piece of clothing, so that only certain parts of the article absorb color|tie-dye
09/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|THE SEA AROUND US|$2000|hard|This is a measure of certain minerals in the water; for the deep waters of the Dead Sea, it's about 332 parts per thousand|salinity
29/12/2004|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE STUFF|$400|easy|Wisconsin's state one of these is the muskellunge|fish
11/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'UO' ME!|$1200|hard|Minimum number of senators needed to do official business while in session|quorum
14/04/2008|Jeopardy!|STATE FLAGS|$1000|hard|The flags of these two Eastern states that border each other both depict the goddess Liberty holding a liberty cap|New York & New Jersey
08/05/1990|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$500|medium|The Pope excommunicated her in 1570 after she made the Anglican church England's official religion|Elizabeth I
24/05/2010|Jeopardy!|QUAKER OATHS|$200|easy|Quaker John Love went to Rome to convert this man in 1658; when he couldn't, he was arrested & hanged|the Pope
15/11/1994|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$200|easy|On August 11, 1683 William Penn issued a warrant to lay out this Delaware capital|Dover
15/02/1999|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN CURRENCY|$200|easy|In 1946 the Communist government of Vietnam began issuing coins with a depiction of this man|Ho Chi Minh
12/11/1998|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'K'|$500|medium|Pasta or pie preparation place              (7)|Kitchen
11/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MARMOSET|$800|hard|Pygmy marmosets are found around the upper part of this large river's basin|the Amazon
11/10/1999|Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES|$400|easy|Would-be assassin 'Squeaky'|Lynette Fromme
26/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE ____ ZONE|$1600|hard|A ship adrift in a passage between the Caribbean & the Pacific, in an area abolished 25 years ago.  Where else but...|the canal zone
02/07/1997|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN COOKING|$300|easy|Mtori, a Tanzanian plantain soup, can also be made with this similar fruit|Banana
04/07/2005|Jeopardy!|BANK SHOTS|$400|easy|An EFT stands for an 'electronic' one of these|a funds transfer
15/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN ART|$1000|hard|This Belgian's 'Pandora's Box' & 'Golconda' feature men in bowler hats|Rene Magritte
26/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DOG BREEDS|$800|hard|The Viszla is a Hungarian version of this & should be told it's being impolite & to at least use an open hand|pointer
18/03/1998|Jeopardy!|CLICHES|$100|easy|'Fair and' this geometric shape means honestly|square
29/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HIP-HOP ON POP|$1200|hard|In 1987 this 'cool' guy has his major label debut with 'Rhyme Pays'; now he's all about 'Law & Order' (SVU to be precise)|Ice-T
09/11/2005|Jeopardy!|U2 SONGS IN OTHER WORDS|$400|easy|Dizziness, Hitchcock style|Vertigo
02/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DOMINOES|$800|hard|Dominoes originated in this country in ancient times; the game didn't reach Europe until the 18th century|China
18/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GOING DUTCH|$200|easy|In her diary she wrote, 'It is not the Dutch people's fault that we are having such a miserable time'|Anne Frank
08/05/2003|Jeopardy!|YEMEN-Y SNIPPET|$400|easy|Though still relying on foreign aid, Yemen has begun tapping into its 4-billion-barrel reserve of this for funds|oil
01/01/2009|Jeopardy!|WRONG ACCENTS FOR LITERARY CHARACTERS|$400|easy|'We are in Transylvania; and Transylvania is not England. Our ways are not your ways'|Count Dracula
22/12/1998|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS|$200|easy|Sweden celebrates this national symbol on June 6, eight days before the U.S. celebrates its own|Flag Day
31/03/1999|Jeopardy!|GANGSTERS|$400|easy|His fateful July 22, 1934 night at Chicago's Biograph Theater might be featured on 'Biography'|John Dillinger
25/11/2005|Jeopardy!|THE NEWSPAPER|$600|medium|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew opens a copy of The New York Times.)  I always find something I agree with & something that gets me mad on this page, named for its physical position in the newspaper|the op-ed page
03/02/2005|Jeopardy!|DOWN ON THE FARM|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew speaks from a field.)  In a boat, it means 'getting rid of water'; on a farm, it's 'tying up hay in a neat package'|bailing
04/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|KEEPING UP WITH THE JONES|$2000|hard|This 'Monkee' man said, 'Most people think I married Marcia Brady and moved to Ohio and had 6 kids'|Davy Jones
29/03/2011|Jeopardy!|TREES|$1000|hard|From a Dutch word for 'kitten', it's a drooping cluster of flowers found in willow, birch & oak trees|a catkin
05/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN PLAYS|$400|easy|At the end of a Shaw play, she runs off & marries Freddy Eynsford Hill|Eliza Doolittle
31/05/2007|Final Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES|None|None|This actress, who won a 1976 Oscar, later earned acclaim for playing an actress who won a 1945 Oscar|Faye Dunaway
28/10/2010|Jeopardy!|WHEN YOU WISH UPON A CZAR|$400|easy|In 1745 the man who'd become Peter III wed this 16-year-old German princess; she ruled after his deposing & dispatching|Catherine the Great
16/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BEST 'WESTERN'|$1200|hard|Its capital is Perth|Western Australia
24/10/2007|Jeopardy!|THE SHORT FORM|$800|hard|The Cosmo girl doesn't just look good; she can have a convo, short for this|a conversation
18/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE LOVELY BONES|$1200|hard|The stapes, the smallest bone in the human body, is found in this organ|the ear
19/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'MAL' PRACTICE|$2000|hard|Formerly Nyasaland, this African country is home to spectacular highlands & lakes|Malawi
11/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS|$200|easy|In 1998 Washington National Airport was renamed in honor of this president on his 87th birthday|Ronald Reagan
19/07/1999|Jeopardy!|OLD MEDICINE TERMS|$100|easy|Ague is an outdated term for this tropical disease spread by mosquitos|Malaria
29/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THE M16|$200|easy|Technically, an M16 isn't really a machine gun, but an automatic one of these|a rifle
31/01/2003|Jeopardy!|'80s ROCK|$600|medium|Title of a 1985 Bruce Springsteen hit, or a book about him by Dave Marsh|Glory Days
16/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$2200|hard|In the 1830s these 2 druggists in Worcester made a sauce & put their names on it|Lea & Perrins
07/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHERS|$1600|hard|The first years of the life of this 5th c. philosopher are mostly known from his autobiographical 'Confessions'|Saint Augustine
27/06/2006|Jeopardy!|FRUIT|$400|easy|Tracy Chapman, Van Morrison & Bing Crosby each share a name with varieties of this fruit|cherries
24/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BACH IN THE SADDLE|$800|hard|Bach often paired a prelude with this form in which a theme is stated, repeated & varied with contrapuntal lines|a fugue
19/04/1990|Jeopardy!|FASHION DESIGNERS|$300|easy|This Bronx native designs western-inspired fashions for ladies & for 'chaps'|Ralph Lauren
19/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN TREES|$400|easy|Native Americans made canoes up to 45 feet long from the bark of the paper type of this tree|birch
09/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|KIDS|$400|easy|For kids under 1 year old or less than 20 pounds, this should be rear-facing only|child's seat
03/12/2010|Jeopardy!|HOLE|$600|medium|Seen in use here, it's opened at the surface to inhale and exhale|a blowhole
28/07/2010|Jeopardy!|SAINTS ON THE MAP|$1000|hard|At the 2009 Tour de France, Alberto Contador won a stage including the Alpine passes named for this St.; he also won a dog|St. Bernard
14/10/1986|Jeopardy!|ROMANIA|$300|easy|Of Minn., Mo., or La., the U.S. state sharing same geographic latitude as Romania|Minnesota
11/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TRANSFORMERS|$800|hard|This villain of Lemony Snicket's 'A Series of Unfortunate Events' has many disguises|Count Olaf
29/06/2006|Jeopardy!|RHYME GIVER|$800|hard|China's Hongshui or India's Tapi|river
12/09/2006|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|None|None|In June 2005, amid some controversy, a statue of Elizabeth Montgomery was unveiled in this city|Salem, Massachusetts
13/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|JOHNNY GILBERT DOES SHAKESPEARE!|$2500|hard|(AUDIO DAILY DOUBLE): Johnny's performance in this role featured the death scene heard here: 'O happy dagger this is thy sheath; there rest & let me die'|Juliet ('Romeo And Juliet')
13/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'NEW' MUSIC|$400|easy|INXS was feeling one in a 1988 Top 10 hit|New sensation
20/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'LE' CATEGORIE|$1000|hard|George Wallace drafted this general as his running mate in 1968|Curtis LeMay
27/12/1999|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$500|medium|This former representative from Colorado co-chaired Gary Hart's presidential campaign|Pat Schroeder
27/02/2007|Jeopardy!|WHO SAYS|$200|easy|A variant of BSE, a disease of these animals, can be found in mink; we guess that would be mad mink disease|cows
13/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TINKER|$1200|hard|Grant Tinker was known as 'the man who saved' this TV network|NBC
07/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|VATICAN CITY|$2000|hard|In this 1929 treaty the Pope gave up all claim to the Papal States & Italy agreed to Vatican City's independence|Lateran Treaty
11/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$600|medium|While her name is spelled many different ways in the Lewis & Clark journals, at no time is it spelled with a 'J'|Sacagawea
28/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ACRONYMBLE|$800|hard|To a foreign student: ESL|English as a Second Language
27/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ECO-FRIENDLY VAMPIRES|$1200|hard|The fanged ones diligently recycle No. 1 (PETE) & No. 2 (HDPE) types of this|plastic
10/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EAST ASIAN CITIES|$600|medium|In the 1940s this North Korean capital was home to forces of the occupying Soviet army|Pyongyang
26/04/1999|Jeopardy!|'SO' WHAT?|$200|easy|It's a speech given by a character in a play while alone -- 'To Be or Not to Be', for example|Soliloquy
16/01/2008|Jeopardy!|BIRD IS THE WORD|$1000|hard|This term for small chickens & the weight of some boxers comes from an area on Java|bantam
15/02/2006|Jeopardy!|WE HELP WITH YOUR COLLEGE APPLICATION|$400|easy|Every year since 1965, at least one grad of this private L.A. school has been up for an Oscar; I aim to join that list|University of Southern Cal (USC)
01/03/2010|Jeopardy!|3 OF A KIND|$200|easy|Sardo, Stilton, Tilsit|cheeses
10/09/2008|Jeopardy!|LET'S SPEAK PORTUGUESE|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reads the clue in Rio de Janeiro.)  Around 1900, Confeitaria Colombo was Rio's most elegant cafe, with the cream of society stopping by for cha da tarde, a spot of this|tea
06/03/2003|Jeopardy!|GETTING POSSESSIVE|$200|easy|You sign them as soon as you buy them & sign them again when paying for merchandise abroad|traveler's checks
24/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|ASIAN HISTORY|$400|easy|The Uji were clans of Japan; the Uji that won out claimed descent from Amaterasu, goddess of this heavenly body|the sun
30/01/2009|Jeopardy!|PLAYIN' WITH YOUR 'HEAD'|$600|medium|They call themselves Canada's oldest independent brewery, eh|Moosehead
12/11/1990|Jeopardy!|TOUGH TV TRIVIA|$500|medium|On 'Silver Spoons' he played Edward Stratton II|(John) Houseman
17/04/1997|Jeopardy!|CLIO HALL OF FAME|$300|easy|'Mean Joe Greene' & 'Buy The World'|Coca-Cola
08/12/1997|Jeopardy!|THE QUEEN'S ENGLISH|$300|easy|If you got a new brolly as a gift on Boxing Day, you received one of these|Umbrella
01/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE QUOTABLE FRAN LEBOWITZ|$800|hard|Fran warns that spilling your these in conversation is just exactly as charming as it sounds|your guts
06/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON|$400|easy|Radically opposed to slavery, William Lloyd Garrison was a prominent figure in this 12-letter movement|abolitionism
01/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT POEM|$2000|hard|Keats: 'A thing of beauty is a joy for ever: its loveliness increases'|Endymion
02/03/2005|Jeopardy!|SCHOOL OF ROCK|$600|medium|Math: This group hit No. 1 with 'You're Once, Twice, Three Times A Lady'|The Commodores
09/04/1991|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$400|easy|He wrote “The Bells” & “Annabel Lee” at his farmhouse in the Bronx|Edgar Allan Poe
30/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY DESIGN|$200|easy|This company 'thought differently' to come up with the 1998 design seen here (Mac computer)|Apple
04/05/2011|Jeopardy!|BILLIONS & BILLIONS|$1000|hard|A Kraft foods 'healthy living' primer notes that billions of these 'live naturally in everyone's digestive system'|bacteria
11/04/2001|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$400|easy|Argentite is an ore of this metal|Silver
09/11/1989|Jeopardy!|NAME'S THE SAME|$300|easy|The CEO of General Motors, or the actor who costarred with Efrem Zimbalist Jr. on '77 Sunset Strip'|Roger Smith
21/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS WITHIN WORDS|$2000|hard|That feline weight-reduction class would have kept fluffy from getting stuck in this part of our cooling system|a duct (in reduction)
20/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OBSOLETE DEFINITIONS|$400|easy|It used to mean 'short in stature'; a shortstop has one on either side of him|Base
29/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$600|medium|'Shrubbery' word for what you do to a bet to reduce or eliminate your risk|hedge
17/10/2008|Jeopardy!|INDIANA|$400|easy|This lasagna-loving cartoon character created by Jim Davis was 'born' in Indiana in 1978|Garfield
03/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|JUNGLE FEVER|$400|easy|The jungle babbler isn't someone who's gone mad in the forest, it's a type of this|a bird
09/10/2006|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES' HIGHEST POINTS|$800|hard|Mount Apo on Mindanao|the Philippines
13/11/2007|Jeopardy!|BOOKS OF THE APOCRYPHA|$400|easy|You can read his 'Song' in the Old Testament & his 'Wisdom' in the apocrypha|Solomon
15/07/2008|Final Jeopardy!|OLYMPIC CITIES|None|None|This city's Olympics were exactly 200 years after the death of the British cabinet secretary it was named for|Sydney
25/02/2004|Jeopardy!|GREAT OL' SONGS|$200|easy|This U.S. state 'Here I come, right back where I started from'|California
01/12/2006|Jeopardy!|'AMP' IT UP|$600|medium|Describes military forces trained to fight on both land & sea|amphibious
23/07/2004|Jeopardy!|NOW YOU'RE TALKING MY LANGUAGE|$1000|hard|Felipe Guaman Poma de Ayala is a well-known writer in this language of the Incas|Quechua
03/10/2006|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$200|easy|It wasn't deja vu when this member of Destiny's Child sang with Jay-Z on the 2006 song 'Deja Vu'|Beyoncé
18/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GOLD, SILVER, BRONZE|$1200|hard|The two biggest crowds at this Detroit-area stadium were for the Pope & Wrestlemania III|the Silverdome
08/01/1998|Jeopardy!|ADVENTURE HEROES|$400|easy|Trapped by a cave-in after World War I, gases preserved him & he awoke in the 25th century|Buck Rogers
11/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'EX'ACTLY|$1200|hard|Tommy Lee Jones won an Emmy for playing Gary Gilmore in the TV adaptation of this book|The Executioner's Song
31/05/2011|Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$800|hard|Allowing for almost no movement between 2 bones, a suture is a joint only found here|the skull
30/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|I'VE GOT YOU UNDER MY SKIN|$2000|hard|From the Greek for 'all flesh', it acts as both an endocrine gland & a digestive organ|pancreas
19/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HOSPITALS|$800|hard|Children's Hospital in Boston is the primary pediatric teaching hospital of this university|Harvard
15/02/2001|Jeopardy!|1982|$200|easy|He took his ship, the Calypso, up the Amazon on a research expedition|Jacques Cousteau
10/10/1997|Jeopardy!|DEMOCRACY|$500|medium|Rhyming term for the 1993 law making states offer voter registration to driver's license applicants|'Motor-Voter' law
12/09/2007|Jeopardy!|STATE MOTTOES|$1000|hard|Nebraska: 'Equality before the' this|law
15/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PROPHETS|$200|easy|This prophet's accomplishments include being 'vomited out' of a great fish|Jonah
29/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY PLAY'S THE THING|$800|hard|Filmed in 2000, it's Doug Wright's play about the Marquis de Sade in an asylum|Quills
03/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL CANADA|$400|easy|Whitehorse in this territory is home to the 'Frantic Follies', a musical revue celebrating the gold rush days|Yukon
03/04/2001|Jeopardy!|FLAGS|$500|medium|The Ivory Coast's flag is orange, white & green, the reverse of the flag of this republic|Ireland
12/12/1997|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$500|medium|Gloomy & forbidding, like a certain 'reaper'|Grim
19/05/2005|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL SHELTERS|$400|easy|The 'livery' type of this hires out horses & carriages|a stable
08/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK LETTER HOMOPHONES|$800|hard|Feline vocalization|mew
18/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|POTENT PORTABLES|$200|easy|The VII was the first of this brand's handheld devices with built-in Internet connectivity|Palm Pilot
21/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|KITTY LIT|$200|easy|Kitty purrs that this title girl thinks of her cat Dinah as she falls down the rabbit hole|Alice in Wonderland
04/06/2007|Jeopardy!|I WANT MY 'M' TV|$600|medium|Ken Berry played a widower raising a young son on this 'Andy Griffith Show' spinoff|Mayberry R.F.D.
07/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LUCKY 'SEVEN'|$800|hard|Rod Serling wrote this 1964 drama about a military scheme to overthrow the U.S. government|Seven Days in May
01/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GRAVESIDE HUMOR|$4000|hard|Born in Germany, he began composing in England in 1710 & decomposing in Westminster Abbey in 1759|(George Frideric) Handel
02/12/2011|Jeopardy!|WALT DISNEY|$200|easy|Too young to enlist in World War I, Walt signed up with the Red Cross instead & drove an ambulance--one of these Fords|a Model T
01/03/1990|Jeopardy!|FANTASTIC FILMS|$100|easy|Marty McFly traveled back to 1955 in a souped-up DeLorean in this 1985 film|Back To The Future
04/11/2002|Jeopardy!|LINGERIE|$1000|hard|In 1986 this underwear maker introduced its 'Her Way' line|Hanes
14/10/2002|Jeopardy!|'MET's|$800|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew using a globe)  This system is based on the idea that there are 10 million of its most basic units from here to here|metric system
26/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EDUCATION|$400|easy|In 1971 the Supreme Court ruled that schools could desegregate by doing this to transport kids to other districts|bussing
26/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|KENNY|$1600|hard|At 6'6'' tall, Ken Howard was memorable as basketball Coach Reeves in this 1978-1981 TV show|The White Shadow
14/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$400|easy|His 6 Brandenburg Concertos were so-named for their dedication to the Margrave of Brandenburg|J.S. Bach
04/03/2003|Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITY HOTELS|$400|easy|The Keio Plaza Inter-Continental & the Hotel Seiyo Ginza|Tokyo
10/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHOWERS|$800|hard|In 1993 this Teledyne brand produced its 40 millionth shower massage unit|Waterpik
18/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE TROJANS|$800|hard|Ancient Greek dramatist who wrote the anti-war play 'The Trojan Women'|Euripides
04/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$400|easy|It was seized by Iranian militants on November 4, 1979 & held for over 400 days|the American embassy
24/12/1998|Jeopardy!|STORES WITHOUT WALLS|$100|easy|Online, this mail-order 'house' partly owned by Sony offers 12 CDs not for a penny but for free|Columbia House
07/05/1997|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'T'|$200|easy|Paris didn't take Helen to Paris; he took her to this city & instigated a war|Troy
22/10/1997|Jeopardy!|MOVIE QUOTES|$400|easy|This star says in 'The Alamo', 'Republic.  I like the sound of the word'|John Wayne
08/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PLEASE MR. POSTMAN|$2000|hard|To stamp collectors, FDC stands for this|First Day Cover
07/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONS' MOST POPULOUS CITIES|$1000|hard|South Africa|Cape Town
26/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLE BOOK BINDINGS|$1600|hard|Losing ___ Washington|Isiah
08/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$800|hard|Before marrying the future president, she dated his political rival Stephen Douglas|Mary Todd Lincoln
30/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS ALSO KNOWN AS|$1600|hard|This ex-Sugarcube once sported the surname Gudmundsdottir|Björk
28/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|JAZZ|$400|easy|Bebop trumpeter John Birks Gillespie earned this nickname for his clowning & horseplay|Dizzy
17/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$300|easy|The Goodspeed, Sarah Constant & Discovery brought the first people to this settlement|Jamestown
07/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|This jester makes an appearance in the last act of 'Hamlet' when a gravedigger uncovers his skull|Yorick
20/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'RAM'|$800|hard|Harpsichordist Robert Veyron-Lacroix was a longtime musical partner of this celebrated flutist|Jean-Pierre Rampal
24/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHICAL MENAGERIE|$1200|hard|In Hindusim Ganesha, the god of wisdom, has a human body & the head of this mammal|an elephant
17/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|REMAINS TO BE SEEN|$2000|hard|This patron saint of Lourdes' body has remained unchanged in its glass display case since her death in 1879|Saint Bernadette
29/09/2006|Jeopardy!|ANIMATION|$400|easy|A production one of these was created as one frame in a scene; a limited edition one was created for collectors|a cel
13/01/2012|Jeopardy!|STATE LICENSE PLATE SLOGANS|$1000|hard|'Unbridled Spirit'|Kentucky
22/09/2008|Jeopardy!|GIN & JUICE|$800|hard|He's single!  & drinking crushed ice, gin, grenadine, Rose's lime juice & an egg white in a 'confirmed' this|a bachelor
15/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HAVE YOU HERD?|$400|easy|One of the largest herds of these animals in the U.S. is found at South Dakota's Custer State Park|bison
28/09/2011|Jeopardy!|TRIPLE THE FUN|$600|medium|The 3 types of events in the Ironman Triathlon|swimming, running & bicycling
11/07/2000|Jeopardy!|'TRAN'SITION|$500|medium|It's the fictional device whose use often followed the classic line heard here:  [Beep] 'Scotty, beam me up!'|transporter (from Star Trek)
01/11/2006|Jeopardy!|THE ECONOMY|$800|hard|From the French for 'allow to do', it's the doctorine of governmental non-interference in commerce|laissez-faire
29/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1600|hard|Dystopian novel in which teenage killer Alex leads his gang to drink a certain kind of black tea grown in India|A Clockwork Orange Pekoe
07/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WARNER|$400|easy|In 1998 this comedienne took her talk show from New York to the Warner Bros. lot in Burbank, California|Rosie O'Donnell
06/02/2007|Jeopardy!|ALSO A WEATHER TERM|$200|easy|To welcome, or to order a cab|hail
09/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|STATES' HIGH POINTS|$1200|hard|If Little Red's riding up Mount Hood, she'll be on this state's highest point|Oregon
23/06/1987|Double Jeopardy!|AGRICULTURE|$600|medium|The average farm in this Southwestern state is larger than the average farm in any other state|Arizona
14/04/1997|Jeopardy!|LIGHTHOUSES|$200|easy|A brick lighthouse on this N.C. cape warns ships away from Diamond Shoals, a famous ship graveyard|Cape Hatteras
29/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$200|easy|The summer varieties of this gourd-like vegetable are eaten green; the winter ones, ripe|squash
15/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE 'C'ROSSWORD PUZZLE|$200|easy|1986 disaster city in Ukraine (9)|Chernobyl
27/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK OF AGES|$400|easy|Here's a changeup; the 3 classes of rock are igneous, sedimentary & this|metamorphic
13/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN ANIMALS|$400|easy|Like General Rommel, the fennec, seen here, is a desert type of this|Fox
26/10/1998|Jeopardy!|GREEN|$400|easy|In a poem, Sir Gawain cuts off this foe's head, which the body picks up & rides off with|The Green Knight
01/03/2006|Jeopardy!|CALIFORNIA DREAMIN'|$1000|hard|Nicknamed 'Duke', in 1982 he became the first Armenian-American elected governor of a state|George Deukmejian
15/12/2006|Jeopardy!|'T' COUNTRIES|$1000|hard|This South Pacific island nation is ruled by a king & a 30-member legislative assembly|Tonga
13/03/2003|Jeopardy!|WRIGLEY FIELD|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew at Wrigley Field in Chicago)  It was a great day on May 12, 1970 when this Cub hit his 500th career home run at Wrigley Field|Ernie Banks
28/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$1600|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew in Stratford-upon-Avon, England)  You'll find 'The whining schoolboy creeping like snail unwillingly to school' in 'The Ages of Man' speech from this Shakespeare play|As You Like It
24/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HAIFA LOAF|$800|hard|In 1191 Haifa was destroyed by the forces of this Muslim leader|Saladin (or Salahuddin)
04/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$1600|hard|This straw-colored fluid which makes up 50 to 60% of the blood is over 90% water|plasma
05/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MY SCENTIMENTS EXACTLY!|$1600|hard|The name of this classic scent from Nina Ricci is French for 'the air of time'|L'Air du Temps
24/06/1987|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$1000|hard|Ballet stars Mikhail Baryshnikov & Leslie Browne were both up for Oscars for this 1977 film|The Turning Point
11/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITAL BIRTHPLACES|$2000|hard|Mass murderer Charles Starkweather|Lincoln
28/04/2005|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL ALASKAN STATE STUFF|$800|hard|This ancient tusked beast is the state fossil|the mammoth
12/04/2011|Jeopardy!|WHO'D YOU KILL TO GET THAT JOB?|$1000|hard|Killing Shawar, vizier of Egypt, helped put this future foe of the Crusaders in that job in 1169|Saladin (or Salah ad-Din)
24/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CLIMATE|$800|hard|Emissions from the 1991 eruption of Mt. Pinatubo in this country cooled the planet for 2 years|the Philippines
09/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|VOODOO IQ|$400|easy|Voodoo blends west African religious traditions with beliefs & practices of this Christian denomination|Catholicism
11/05/1999|Jeopardy!|BEE HEALTHY|$400|easy|Of 2, 5 or 10, the number of eyes on a bee|5
11/09/1997|Jeopardy!|THE KOREAN WAR|$300|easy|The 8225th was a real one of these units; the 4077th was a fictional one|M*A*S*H units
22/10/2003|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$1000|hard|After a 1,750-mile trip from Germany, this river breaks into 3 branches in Romania before emptying into the Black Sea|the Danube
25/11/1997|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & FINANCE|$100|easy|When you have an amortized mortgage, most of the early payments go to pay this part of the loan|Interest
19/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$1200|hard|This word for the art & science of good eating goes back to Greek for 'belly'|gastronomy
21/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SECRETARIES OF STATE|$800|hard|The last Secretary of State to become president, he served under Polk & Taylor before being elected in 1856|James Buchanan
22/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'F'INE ART|$400|easy|The Titian work seen here is titled 'Georgio Cornaro with' this|a falcon
21/06/2001|Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS BY CATCHPHRASE|$200|easy|'Sorry about that, Chief'|Get Smart
21/07/2000|Jeopardy!|BEEN THERE|$500|medium|In the 1700s Vientiane, now capital of this Asian country, was capital of its own kingdom|Laos
09/01/2001|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC KIDDY LIT|$300|easy|Louise Fitzhugh character who considers spying part of her young life|Harriet the Spy
09/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC WOMEN|$400|easy|Iva Toguri d'Aquino, a California-born UCLA graduate, was known by this nickname during WWII|Tokyo Rose
02/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GIVE ME 'LESS'|$1600|hard|His company went bankrupt trying to build the Panama Canal|Ferdinand de Lesseps
21/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|EARLY AMERICA|$200|easy|On March 10, 1775 this frontiersman began blazing the Wilderness Road|Daniel Boone
09/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AVIATION|$800|hard|(Former College Championship contestant Margaret Bickers delivers the clue.)  It's the 7-letter word for materials carried aboard a plane that generate revenue, like passengers & cargo|payload
12/07/2005|Jeopardy!|I PROMISED YOU THE ROSE GARDEN|$200|easy|This president's daughter Tricia was married in the White House Rose Garden|Richard Nixon
20/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'T' TIME|$1200|hard|A synonym for 'journey', it's also an upper-crust nickname for a guy with Roman numeral III in his name|trip
16/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$400|easy|In 1875, Sir Henry Morton Stanley circumnavigated this largest African lake|Lake Victoria
13/02/2006|Jeopardy!|PIZZA TOPPINGS|$600|medium|These on your pizza may be fire-roasted, sun-dried, or just fresh sliced Romas|tomatoes
15/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ART SCHOOL|$2000|hard|The school named for this big city began in the1940s & mutated into abstract expressionism, Pop Art, etc.|New York City
22/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SAINTS|$2000|hard|The order founded by this saint in Toulouse was zealous in carrying out the Inquisition|Saint Dominic (founder of the Dominicans)
30/07/2010|Jeopardy!|HERE COMES THE SUN KING|$800|hard|This 'Candide' writer portrayed the grandeur of the Sun King in his 'Age Of Louis  XIV'|Voltaire
06/07/1999|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$100|easy|Idaho's official one is titled 'Here We Have Idaho'|State song
04/04/2003|Jeopardy!|YOU EITHER KNOW IT OR YOU DON'T|$800|hard|Country whose oldest university is in Lahore|Pakistan
10/06/2003|Jeopardy!|WINE TASTING|$800|hard|Generally, Bardolino is light-bodied, but Barolo is this, the opposite|full-bodied
18/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TECH TIPS|$1200|hard|For TVs, 1080 is a measurement of this; it may be followed by 'i' or by 'p', which is preferred but probably pricier|resolution
25/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HEAD SOUTH FROM|$800|hard|...this 16,000-square-mile country & it's hello, Belgium|the Netherlands
11/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PLAY ADJECTIVES|$2000|hard|Howard Sackler's 'The  ____ ____ Hope'|The Great White Hope
15/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TV TIME TRAVEL|$600|medium|On this UPN show, a CIA operative travels back in time one week to try & prevent tragic events from happening|Seven Days
21/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE|$200|easy|This ocean has several trenches deeper than 30,000 feet, including Kuril, Tonga & Kamchatka|Pacific
24/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LITERATURE|$3000|hard|The rises to power of Cesare Borgia & Francesco Sforza, among others, are related in this 1513 work|The Prince
09/05/1997|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$200|easy|Before he played 'Dirty Harry', he made a name for himself as the 'Man With No Name' in Sergio Leone westerns|Clint Eastwood
28/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRETHREN|$2000|hard|'Statesboro Blues' kicks off the 1971 live album 'At Fillmore East' by these brothers' band|the Allman Brothers
26/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OCCUPATIONS|$800|hard|This term for a casino attendant who runs the roulette wheel is the title of a recent film set in England|Croupier
19/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LEGENDARY RHYME TIME|$200|easy|Bunyan's barroom fisticuffs|Paul's brawls
24/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMER. WOMEN|$200|easy|Nanye'hi Ward led the Cherokees to victory over the Creeks & became 1 of these|a beloved woman (chieftan accepted)
01/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|JULY|$800|hard|This iconic French monument was officially inaugurated in July 1836|the Arc de Triomphe
21/06/2001|Jeopardy!|NEW SUPERHEROES|$400|easy|With a loud croak & a flick of his tongue, he conducts military operations underwater|Frogman
25/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GUIDING 'LIGHT'|$400|easy|Pack a lunch!  It's 5.88 trillion miles|Light year
03/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GROUPS|$400|easy|'Affair' is common to Sly Stone & Brian Keith|Family Affair
19/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WRONG!|$2000|hard|French for a “false step”, you don't want to commit a social one|faux pas
18/06/2008|Jeopardy!|EDIBLE COMMON BONDS|$600|medium|Brown, beurre-blanc, bordelaise|sauces
04/04/2011|Jeopardy!|ONLINE|$800|hard|Julian Assange runs this site known for posting U.S. military documents, to the Pentagon's displeasure|WikiLeaks
10/05/1999|Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE (BLANK)|$400|easy|'Cast thy (blank) upon the waters: for thou shalt find it after many days'|Bread
02/04/2007|Jeopardy!|I'LL BE YOUR HOST|$200|easy|Rosie O'Donnell made news in 2006 when she returned to TV as a co-host of this morning chatfest|The View
14/03/2006|Jeopardy!|FUN WITH DICK & JANE|$200|easy|See Jane.  See Jane born in 1852.  See Jane dress & swear like a cowboy.  Expletive deleted, Jane!  Expletive deleted|Calamity Jane
13/09/2010|Jeopardy!|AN OCEAN OF KNOWLEDGE|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows a model of an ocean.) On the ocean floor, earthquakes squeeze together a large amount of water and push it to the surface, causing this, from the Japanese for 'harbor wave'|tsunami
04/06/1998|Jeopardy!|MARCH OF TIME|$100|easy|Once home to Al Capone & a birdman, it closed its cell doors March 21, 1963|Alcatraz
21/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|The Golden Gate of Yaroslav the Wise can be seen in this largest city in the Ukraine|Kiev
02/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$800|hard|Looking like an inverted 'e', this dictionary symbol stands for a central vowel sound|Schwa
24/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'BLUE' MOVIES|$800|hard|Shaquille O'Neal's big screen debut was in this 1994 film, as a college basketball phenom|Blue Chips
04/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS IN OTHER WORDS|$1200|hard|'An Unmarried Man'|The Bachelor
05/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|KEEP QUIET!|$1000|hard|He wrote that 'The mass of men lead lives of quiet desparation'|Henry David Thoreau
12/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|2008 NATIONAL SPELLING BEE WORDS|$800|hard|In round 2 a boy got axed after he misspelled the name of this native American people, AKA the Dakota|S-I-O-U-X
05/02/2003|Jeopardy!|LITERARY TERMS|$800|hard|Many an Italian poet used the ottava rima, a stanza with this many lines|8
11/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|2 of the 3 countries that make up the Benelux Economic Union|(2 of) Belgium, The Netherlands, Luxembourg
05/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|REMEMBER LAST DECEMBER?|$1600|hard|The Senate ratified an updated arms control treaty with Russia known as 'New' this|New START
27/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS|$600|medium|In 'A Streetcar Named Desire', she's Stanley Kowalski's sister-in-law|Blanche DuBois
08/12/2000|Jeopardy!|GREAT BRITS|$100|easy|One of the social events of 1999 was this Spice Girl's castle wedding to soccer star David Beckham|Posh Spice
06/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES|$2000|hard|It's the 'P' in PFT, a function test that measures air capacity, among other things|pulmonary
03/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$800|hard|In his preface to this work, Walt Whitman said, 'The United States themselves are essentially the greatest poem'|Leaves Of Grass
15/01/1997|Jeopardy!|SILLY SONGS|$300|easy|According to the title of a Roger Miller song, it's what you can't do 'In a buffalo herd'|Roller skate
12/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$400|easy|The capital of this state is named for General Francis Nash|Tennessee
03/12/1997|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGE|$100|easy|In back slang this word is 'dab'; in Pig Latin it's 'ad bay'|Bad
13/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A TOUR OF GREECE|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Greece.) I'm on this island, where the Cretan princess Ariadne was stranded after Theseus abandoned her (seems not so bad)|(Island of) Naxos
10/11/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S WOMEN|$1200|hard|This daughter of Prospero was but a few years old when they were exiled|Miranda
19/04/2001|Jeopardy!|COFFEE BREAK|$100|easy|Eggnog latte is most associated with this holiday season (& don't say eggnog season!)|Christmas
28/09/1999|Jeopardy!|THAT'S LUNCH!|$100|easy|In Panama, the fringe-lipped species of these flying mammals eats frogs|bats
29/06/1998|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$500|medium|Mary Todd Lincoln was born in this state, as was her husband|Kentucky
07/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS TO THE WISE|$400|easy|This Calcutta nun said, 'There is a net of love by which you can catch souls'|Mother Teresa
11/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NATURE|$800|hard|A cylindrical sea creature is named for this salad ingredient|Cucumber
22/02/2006|Jeopardy!|A SIDE OF BACON|$400|easy|Though it sounds like a more hasty or reckless way to make bacon, this 6-letter word refers to one slice|a rasher
04/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$400|easy|Of William Golding's Piggy, George Orwell's Napoleon or E.B. White's Wilbur, the one that's not a pig|Piggy
27/04/2009|Jeopardy!|AARON SPELLING BEE|$200|easy|' _____ Hills, 90210'|B-E-V-E-R-L-Y
14/11/2007|Jeopardy!|FRENCH MENU|$600|medium|Hmm... the name of these small cream puffs tells me that the restaurant makes quite a 'profit' on them|profiteroles
14/04/2003|Jeopardy!|QUOTES FROM 2002|$800|hard|Prodded about possible insider trading, she remarked on national TV, 'I want to focus on my salads'|Martha Stewart
26/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH FOOD TALK|$1200|hard|It's a mixture of butter or other fat & flour used to thicken sauces & soups|a roux
21/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|DOCUMENTARIES|$600|medium|The first significant documentary was this 1922 classic about Eskimo life|Nanook of the North
22/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS ARTS|$800|hard|Born in 1895, he made the diagram seen here part of American culture (dance steps)|Arthur Murray
09/10/2007|Jeopardy!|THE SUMMER OLYMPICS|$1000|hard|In 2004 the USA's Bryan Clay, with 8,820 points, took the silver in this 10-event contest|the decathlon
27/06/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 5-YEAR PLAN|$800|hard|The despotic Ferdinand, restored to the throne of Naples in 1815, declared himself King of the 2 these|Sicilies
17/01/1991|Double Jeopardy!|THE LABOR MOVEMENT|$400|easy|The headquarters of the United Automobile Workers is in this city|Detroit
26/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$2000|hard|The article suggested going to see this type of musical program|recital (from article)
21/01/1999|Jeopardy!|NAME THE ROCKERS|$300|easy|'Walk Like An Egyptian'|The Bangles
03/11/2004|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN ANIMAL NOISES|$400|easy|It will wake you up with kokekokko in Japan  & kykeliky in Norway|a rooster
11/05/2004|Jeopardy!|DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$400|easy|Abigail, known as 'Little Abby', was the oldest child of this U.S. president|John Adams
07/12/2009|Jeopardy!|GHOSTBUSTERS|$1000|hard|Manhattan is menaced by this marshmallow man, come to life 100 feet tall|the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man
22/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A-B-C|$1200|hard|Here's looking at you, kid, if you can tell me this name of Morocco's chief seaport and largest city|Casablanca
12/05/2011|Jeopardy!|ETHNIC GROUPS|$400|easy|People originally from this Iberian country make up Luxembourg's second-largest ethnic group|Portugal
12/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICA|$200|easy|This city's Independence Nat'l Historical Park has been called 'The most historic square mile in America'|Philadelphia
13/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|A CENTURY OF PHYSICS|$400|easy|In 1998 it was in the news that particles called neutrinos do have this -- perhaps a millionth of an electron's|Mass
03/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORK THOSE APPS!|$2000|hard|FitDeck helps users with this 'timely' training in which short, intensive exercises alternate with slow, easy activity|interval training
11/03/2008|Jeopardy!|TV NEIGHBORS|$600|medium|Gladys Kravitz|Bewitched
18/03/2008|Jeopardy!|A LITTLE FOOD & DRINK|$1000|hard|This cereal once had a longer name; 'oats' became 'os'|Cheerios
13/06/2011|Jeopardy!|STAR TRACK|$400|easy|Before doing comedy & hosting a game show, this fellow seen here was in the Marine Corps Reserves|Drew Carey
20/03/1997|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT LIFE|$300|easy|The first of these contests, held in 776 B.C., consisted only of a 200-yard foot race|Olympic games
30/03/2010|Jeopardy!|MEXICAN FOOD|$1000|hard|Touted as a hangover cure, this hearty soup made with tripe is popular on New Year's morning|menudo
27/01/1999|Jeopardy!|WHO PLAYED 'EM?|$400|easy|Laurie Partridge, Grace Van Owen|Susan Dey
06/03/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 1910s|$100|easy|On December 10, 1915 this automaker's one millionth car rolled off the assembly line in Detroit|Ford
04/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$200|easy|Germany's transportation hub, its name means 'ford of the Franks'|Frankfort
29/04/2011|Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED ACHES|$1000|hard|Wet gin|a twinge
15/04/2010|Jeopardy!|RHYME SCENE INVESTIGATION|$400|easy|Duran Duran sang, 'Her name is Rio & she dances on the sand... Oh Rio, Rio, dance across' this 2-word Texas river|the Rio Grande
26/04/2006|Jeopardy!|A 'D' IN HISTORY|$1000|hard|In the 16th century these assemblies of German potentates took place at Speyer, Augsburg & (yummy!) Worms|a diet
05/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$1000|hard|'A Streetcar...' is an abstract ballet inspired by the work of this playwright|Tennessee Williams
09/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER|$400|easy|One 'memory' of this show is that it's based on a book of verse by T.S. Eliot|Cats
04/07/2011|Jeopardy!|NAME THE SPORT|$800|hard|Depending on the distance, field goals can be worth 2 or 3 points|basketball
07/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BRIT LIT|$1200|hard|'Jacob's Room' & 'A Room of One's Own' are by this member of the Bloomsbury Group|Virginia Woolf
13/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY TRANSLATIONS|$1200|hard|A memoir: 'Den Afrikanske Farm'|Out of Africa
09/01/2006|Jeopardy!|TAKING THE FIFTH|$1000|hard|On January 8, 1959 Charles de Gaulle took office as the first president of what was termed this French government|the Fifth Republic
20/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT GIVES YOU THE RIGHT?|$700|hard|The 23rd Amendment ensures you can vote for president if you live here|District of Columbia (Washington, D.C.)
29/10/2004|Jeopardy!|LIVIN' LA VIDA YOKO|$1000|hard|The current Japanese emperor who was an elementary school classmate of Yoko's|Akihito
05/12/1984|Jeopardy!|HATS|$300|easy|'50s fuzzy frontier fad|a Davy Crockett coonskin hat
24/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COMPANY HISTORIES|$400|easy|This discount chain with a red & white bullseye logo was founded in 1962|Target
03/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE MEN|$400|easy|On James Lind's advice, in 1795 the British navy began issuing daily rations of lemon juice to prevent this disease|scurvy
18/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AIN'T WE GOT PUN|$400|easy|A scholarly paper on punning restaurant names was titled 'Dew Drop Inn and' this vegetable 'Entertain You'|Lettuce
17/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AND 'LO' THING|$1200|hard|Pond dweller seen here|a lotus
01/06/2009|Jeopardy!|'I' OPENERS|$400|easy|On many reality shows, the winner of a challenge may be granted this, making him or her safe until the next episode|immunity
24/03/2000|Jeopardy!|ACTOR-DIRECTORS|$200|easy|This actor considered running for president after directing himself in 1998's 'Bulworth'|Warren Beatty
05/06/2002|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY WEDDINGS|$200|easy|This diva looked far from 'Puffy' when she danced off with choreographer Cris Judd in 2001|Jennifer Lopez
08/04/2005|Jeopardy!|NOBEL, PULITZER OR BOTH|$1000|hard|Isaac Bashevis Singer|Nobel
05/10/1998|Jeopardy!|CORPORATE HISTORY|$100|easy|Snapple's 1st flavor was this juice, carbonated|Apple
08/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CHINESE CINEMA|$2000|hard|Films like 'The Killer' by this director helped establish the modern Hong Kong gangster film|John Woo
26/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ART QUOTES|$2000|hard|He said, 'One night I dreamt I painted a large American flag, and the next morning I... bought the materials to begin it'|Jasper Johns
09/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|RULE, BRITANNICA!|$400|easy|Encyclopedia Britannica has been U.S.-owned since 1901; in the '20s & '30s, this U.S. mail-order company owned it|Sears
26/05/2008|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$600|medium|Computer hard drives are usually measured in GBs, which are these|gigabytes
04/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$800|hard|This author of 'The Alexandria Quartet' was the elder brother of zoologist & writer Gerald Durrell|Lawrence Durrell
16/12/2009|Jeopardy!|THE 8 DAYS OF HANUKKAH|$400|easy|On the second day of Hanukkah, my true love gave to me / Some gelt, this sweet-tasting 'money'|chocolate
21/03/2007|Final Jeopardy!|MUSIC HISTORY|None|None|In this building Ella Fitzgerald & Sarah Vaughan both won amateur talent contests, one in 1934 & the other in 1942|the Apollo Theater
27/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LATIN CLASS|$1200|hard|The verb 'to be' has est as third person singular & this as first person singular|sum
16/02/1987|Double Jeopardy!|DESSERTS|$400|easy|Like lemon pie, 'Baked Alaska' is covered with this, then put in an oven to brown|meringue
10/12/1986|Double Jeopardy!|SPINELESS JELLYFISH|$1000|hard|Bully from 'Tom Brown's Schooldays' who became reluctant hero of George McDonald Fraser series|Harry Flashman
03/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|From 1757 to 1762 this man was ambassador extraordinaire of the American colonies to Great Britain|Benjamin Franklin
17/10/2001|Jeopardy!|'OLD' RHYMES|$500|medium|To chide or reprimand, or a person who constantly does so|scold
20/05/1997|Jeopardy!|SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS|$200|easy|Used by Isaac Newton to study light, this multi-sided object is found in modern spectrometers|Prism
19/02/2001|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$1400|hard|American flags flew at half-mast when this Frenchman died in Paris May 20, 1834|Marquis de Lafayette
25/11/2008|Jeopardy!|BIOPIC SUBJECTS|$1000|hard|1962: 'The Birdman of Alcatraz'|Robert Stroud
28/05/2010|Jeopardy!|GETTING TICKED OFF|$1000|hard|In 'The Tragedy of Pudd'nhead Wilson', this author wrote, 'When angry, count four; when very angry, swear'|Mark Twain
19/04/1990|Jeopardy!|WEATHER|$400|easy|'Seasonal' term that describes the cold & dark weather that nuclear war could bring|Nuclear Winter
12/03/1999|Jeopardy!|EDs|$500|medium|His '87th Precinct' novels include 'Kiss', 'Widows' & 'Lullaby'|Ed McBain
23/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FUN FACTS ABOUT STATES & CAPITALS|$600|medium|One of the original 13, it's the only state whose name ends in 3 consonants|Massachusetts
07/04/1988|Double Jeopardy!|'COLOR'FUL ANSWERS|$800|hard|Equine idiom that means another matter completely|a horse of a different color
10/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE 18TH CENTURY|$2700|hard|An island first seen in 1767 by a sailor with this last name was colonized in 1790 by mutineers|Pitcairn
03/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|'Blame it on' this dance & Canadian province|Bossa Nova Scotia
03/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAM ZOO|$400|easy|A tiny terrier:  RISKY HERO|Yorkshire
14/10/1998|Jeopardy!|BIRD WORDS & PHRASES|$300|easy|Something very rare is 'as scarce as' these poultry features (that don't exist)|hen's teeth
17/11/2010|Jeopardy!|MEET ME IN THE 'QUAD'|$600|medium|The 1892 celebration of Columbus' discovery of America|quadricentennial
12/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD|$800|hard|The edible seeds from this holiday gourd are often referred to as pepitas|Pumpkin
14/07/2004|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER STOCK MARKET WORDS|$400|easy|You can get mauled when it's this market that features a lengthy period of price drops|the bear
03/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ENTERPRISE|$800|hard|Psst! Hey buddy! Check it out -- a watch from this company that made watches waterproof in 1926. Only 20 bucks|Rolex
24/02/1999|Jeopardy!|FLASHCARDS: THE ELEMENTS|$300|easy|I|Iodine
30/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'HOTEL's|$1000|hard|In a 1974 song, Leonard Cohen remembered you well in this hotel|Chelsea Hotel
15/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN AUTHORS|$2400|hard|From 1944 to 1946 he served as a naval historian in the south Pacific|James Michener
29/01/2008|Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$200|easy|The Whigs were fond of referring to him as 'King Andrew I'|(Andrew) Jackson
20/05/2011|Final Jeopardy!|CANALS|None|None|When Sweden's Gota Canal was completed in the 1820s, these 2 seas became directly linked|the Baltic Sea & the North Sea
08/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DREAMERS|$600|medium|Chemist Friedrich Kekule described the benzene molecule after dreaming of this creature swallowing its tail|Snake
16/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GOING TO A BETTER PLACE|$1000|hard|The land of heroes to King Arthur, it was the Island of the Blessed in Celtic myth|Avalon
08/04/2005|Jeopardy!|NOBEL, PULITZER OR BOTH|$200|easy|Ernest Hemingway|both
26/09/2006|Jeopardy!|NHL TEAMS IN OTHER WORDS|$1000|hard|The Cavalry Swords|the (Buffalo) Sabres
26/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE MEANINGS|$400|easy|Playing ___, Jakey came so close to catching Suzie that he could read the ___ on her OshKosh B'Gosh overalls|tag
30/05/1997|Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$500|medium|Johnnie, Satyajit, Man|Ray
17/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE 4 SEASONS|$800|hard|In a sonnet Shakespeare asked, 'Shall I compare thee' to a 'day' in this season|Summer
03/03/2010|Jeopardy!|MOVIE SPOILERS|$400|easy|Bruce Willis is dead & doesn't know it in this 1999 thriller|The Sixth Sense
30/09/1998|Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL JEOPARDY!|$300|easy|He wrote 'Running On Empty' & co-wrote 'Take It Easy'|Jackson Browne
15/09/2010|Jeopardy!|BACKWORDS|$600|medium|I believe these were the cause of the missing produce on the White Star Line's flagship|rats
16/01/2009|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC FIGURES' MADE-UP NICKNAMES|$1000|hard|Lincoln's Log; Don't Call Me Harry; Hannibal the Vice Presidential Non-Cannibal|Hannibal Hamlin
28/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BETTER KNOWN AS...|$1000|hard|Opera's Maria Kalogeropoulos|Maria Callas
26/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ROMAN HOLIDAY|$400|easy|On August 9, Romans, like beach bunnies, paid homage to this god whose Greek equivalent was Helios|Sol
23/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMICAL STATES|$800|hard|Sodium plus North Carolina plus yttrium yields this first name of Ms. Walker or Ms. Drew|Nancy  (Na+NC+Y)
05/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OLD 'HAT'|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Luxor, Egypt.) This 15th century B.C. woman began as a regent but made herself queen and started warring, trading, and obelisk building|Hatshepsut
04/05/2010|Jeopardy!|GET A WHIFF OF THIS|$600|medium|Acqua di Gio is by this Italian designer|Armani
25/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|INDONESIA|$2000|hard|In 2010, Merapi, one of these in Indonesia, displaced nearly 400,000 people|a volcano
14/12/2006|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew poses next to a cow at Old World, Wisconsin.)  This is the name of a cow that is less than 3 years old that hasn't given birth; Zeus turned Io into a white one|a heifer
24/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$200|easy|Route of of this canal passes through Gatun Lake|the Panama Canal
04/11/1998|Jeopardy!|BAYWATCH BEACH SAFETY|$300|easy|(Hi, I'm Michael Bergin.)  To protect your head, neck & spine, don't do this into unfamiliar waters|dive
07/01/2010|Jeopardy!|I'M GETTING THE SHAKES(PEARE)|$2600|hard|Menteith, Caithness & Angus are among the noblemen in this tragedy|Macbeth
11/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SPELL CHECK|$600|medium|Don't lose your way as you spell...|L-A-B-Y-R-I-N-T-H
11/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS LEGENDS|$600|medium|On Sept. 8, 1998 Mark McGwire broke Roger Maris' home run record in Busch Stadium against this visiting team|Chicago Cubs
24/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'B-L-T'|$1600|hard|This type of stain 'on your escutcheon' means a blemish on your reputation|blot
12/03/2010|Jeopardy!|FOUND IN THE JEOPARDY! ATTIC|$600|medium|Home run--the bobblehead seen here of this former national league manager will get something on eBay, right?|(Tommy) Lasorda
09/04/1991|Jeopardy!|FASHION|$400|easy|Styles of these include lantern, dolman & leg-of-mutton|a sleeve
24/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DESPERATE HOUSEFLIES|$1600|hard|One fatality in this gory play from the early 1590s is a fly killed by Marcus|Titus Andronicus
07/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'A.M'/'P.M.'|$2000|hard|In this form of government, kings & queens rule with unquestioned authority|absolute monarchy
02/10/2007|Jeopardy!|WINE|$200|easy|Though Russia does produce wine, the Russian River area is in a warmer climate, in this state's Sonoma County|California
06/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STORY SONGS|$200|easy|A Johnny Cash song ends with a man deciding to name his son 'Bill or George!  Anything but' this|Sue
04/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE END OF THE WORD|$200|easy|William Safire writes that this suffix for a female poet or priest 'has come to be thought of as an insult'|-ess
30/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MY HEART BELONGS TO DADDY|$400|easy|Showbiz father & daughter seen here|Joel & Jennifer Grey
08/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN WRITERS|$200|easy|Last name of Anne, sister of Emily & Charlotte, who wrote 'The Tenant of Wildfell Hall'|Bronte
19/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT ELEMENT|$1000|hard|Its symbol is the same 2 letters as Minnesota's postal abbreviation|manganese
13/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'F' IN GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|The cities of Antwerp & Ghent lie in this northern region of Belgium|Flanders
05/01/2006|Jeopardy!|MAY THE 'FOR's BE WITH YOU|$600|medium|Formerly, Taiwan's name|Formosa
16/07/1998|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY INVENTION|$200|easy|Newsweek reports Westinghouse made one in 1952 that played 'How Dry I Am' at the end of each cycle|Clothes dryer
19/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CONSTELLATIONS|$4000|hard|The water jar in this constellation is represented by a Y-shaped group of 4 stars|Aquarius
08/04/1997|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$400|easy|Displays at the Southern Museum of Flight in Birmingham, Ala. chronicle such pilots as this 'Red Baron'|Manfred von Richthofen
30/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|1812|$1200|hard|This Mass. gov. signed a law to redistrict Essex County, ensuring a favorable majority in the legislature|(Elbridge) Gerry
08/03/2001|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SITCOM EPISODES|$100|easy|'The Ricardos Change Apartments'|I Love Lucy
20/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TV GUIDE: 1953|$400|easy|This international newsmaker was on the cover of the May 29 issue in all her crowning glory|Queen Elizabeth II
18/09/2001|Jeopardy!|ALL IN THE FAMILY|$500|medium|This member of the cat family is now available in regular, snowy & clouded varieties|the leopard
21/12/2004|Jeopardy!|'G' FORCE|$200|easy|International laws regarding prisoners of war were established by conventions held in this city in 1929 & 1949|Geneva
02/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|16TH CENTURY NAMES|$200|easy|In his 1520 'Address to the Christian Nobility of the German Nation', he called for church reform|Martin Luther
03/06/2011|Jeopardy!|'BEE' HAPPY|$600|medium|It's 3/8 bison & 5/8 domestic cow|beefalo
09/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'50s TV|$2000|hard|In 1971 Bert Parks hosted 'Circus'; back in 1956 this man & dummy Jerry Mahoney hosted the similar 'Circus Time'|Paul Winchell
24/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEWSEUM|$1600|hard|(Alex reports from the Newseum in Washington, D.C.)  After a great deal of debate, newspapers published this man's angry manifesto; it led to his being tracked to Montana & captured in this very cabin|(Ted) Kaczynski (the Unabomber)
18/11/2009|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN CITIES|$400|easy|The U.S.A.F. Academy is located outside this Colorado city home to the main U.S. Olympic Training Center|Colorado Springs
13/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LOWEST COMMON DENOMINATOR|$200|easy|Of 1/3 & 1/5|15
12/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY QUOTES|$3000|hard|This President said that the second bank of the U.S. is 'trying to kill me, but I will kill it'|Andrew Jackson
11/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|KNIGHT TIME|$1200|hard|In this jousting event, the object was to unseat the knight coming at you on the other side of the railing|tilting
29/03/2007|Jeopardy!|WORDS IN JEOPARDY!|$400|easy|Cordage of braided strands of hemp|rope
20/04/2011|Jeopardy!|FRUIT TYPES|$200|easy|Cortland, Golden Delicious|apple
02/03/2006|Jeopardy!|A CAT-EGORY|$600|medium|Shulamith, a stray discovered in 1981, was the first American curl cat, named for its perky-looking pair of these|ears
07/05/2010|Jeopardy!|HOTELS|$800|hard|One of this Central American country's 5-star hotels is the Barcelo San Jose Palacio|Costa Rica
05/04/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 17th CENTURY|$1000|hard|The Dutch East India Company sponsored his 1609 search for the Northwest Passage|Henry Hudson
30/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLOSIVE MUSIC|$1600|hard|In his song 'Russians,' he wondered 'How can I save my little boy from Oppenheimer's deadly toy?'|Sting
14/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOUSE PADS|$1200|hard|An endangered California mouse is named for the salt type of this damp area|a marsh
06/12/2007|Jeopardy!|'A' IN SCIENCE|$400|easy|( Cheryl of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from a science lab. ) After five minutes in lemon juice, the coin is shiny because the lemon's this works chemically to remove the oxide|acid
23/10/2007|Jeopardy!|ANIMATED MOVIES|$400|easy|Elijah Wood provided the voice for Mumble, a tap-dancing penguin, in this 2006 film|Happy Feet
17/07/2006|Jeopardy!|PUT ME IN, COACH!|$1000|hard|Put me in at this soccer position also called halfback--I can help on both offense & defense|midfielder
09/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ROMAN NUMERAL MATH|$400|easy|III cubed|XXVII
23/03/2000|Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$500|medium|Its first issue, in 1845, included articles on 'A Smoke Filter for Locomotives' & 'Cause of Sound and Thunder'|Scientific American
26/02/2009|Jeopardy!|NFL TEAM NICKNAMES|$400|easy|America's Team, in the '70s|the (Dallas) Cowboys
20/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$400|easy|You might howl at this beat poet's 'TV Baby Poems'|Allan Ginsberg
21/05/1992|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATIONS|$100|easy|Abbreviated 'mlle.', it's the French equivalent of 'miss'|mademoiselle
24/05/1999|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$200|easy|Founded in Boston in 1879, this church maintains 'reading rooms' across the country open to the public|Christian Science
30/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'COM'|$800|hard|1-word term for fellowship, or the act of receiving the Eucharistic elements|communion
15/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL TRAFFIC|$2000|hard|Murtala Mohammed, this country's head of state, was shot dead in a Lagos traffic jam in 1976|Nigeria
13/11/2000|Jeopardy!|BIRDS|$200|easy|A flock of these is a gaggle|Geese
17/01/2000|Jeopardy!|LITERARY QUOTES|$100|easy|This captain offers gold to whomever 'raises me a white-headed whale with a wrinkled brow'|Captain Ahab
26/05/1999|Jeopardy!|FAIRY TALE FEMMES|$100|easy|One of the few times she laughs in Wonderland is when she has to use a flamingo to play croquet|Alice
09/05/2005|Jeopardy!|COCKNEY RHYMING SLANG|$1000|hard|This part of your body is your 'Chevy Chase' (Chevy Chase wouldn't want to fall on his)|your face
28/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, J.J.!|$2000|hard|'Down By Law' & 'Broken Flowers' are features by this independent-minded movie director|Jim Jarmusch
04/09/1997|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$100|easy|The owner of the stud farm where this 'talking' horse was bred is seeking landmark status for the site|Mr. Ed
06/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MISTER ROBERTs|$2000|hard|In 2005, at age 86, he was elected to his ninth term as Manhattan D.A.|Robert Morgenthau
24/05/1999|Jeopardy!|SLANGUAGE|$100|easy|Let me tell ya 'bout these 2 groups of creatures, they're used to explain 'The Facts of Life'|birds and the bees
10/03/2008|Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS RHYME TIME|$400|easy|A Latter-Day jury spokesperson|a Mormon foreman
26/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITY MUSEUMS|$1600|hard|The Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts|Moscow
23/06/2004|Jeopardy!|RICHARD III|$800|hard|The century in which Richard lived all 32 years of his scheming life|the 15th
23/06/2003|Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICAN WILDLIFE|$600|medium|(Jeff Probst)  Also called the great water boa. the giant species of this South American snake bears about 30 live young at once|anaconda
02/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATIONS|$1200|hard|The use of this Indian language as a secret code during WWII is covered in the film 'Windtalkers'|Navajo
14/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT ARE YOU AFRAID OF?|$1200|hard|Gephyrophobia is a fear of crossing these structures & we'll do it when we come to it|a bridge
13/10/1989|Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$100|easy|She recorded solo & with the Supremes on Motown, & now she owns part of the label|Diana Ross
23/09/2008|Jeopardy!|IN THE SAND|$200|easy|This bird rearranges its eggs in the sand--hence the belief it's burying its head|an ostrich
13/11/1989|Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|Vaduz is the capital of this 62 square mile principality nestled between Switzerland & Austria|Liechtenstein
26/05/2004|Jeopardy!|POP QUIZ|$400|easy|The jester borrows James Dean's coat in this Don McLean classic|American Pie
19/01/1998|Jeopardy!|JANUARY 1948|$300|easy|This New York governor said, 'If nominated' by the Republican Party, he'd run for president|Thomas Dewey
02/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN BODIES OF WATER|$1500|hard|This longest Italian river is fed by 141 tributaries|the Po
13/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE DO YOU GET 'OFF'?|$1200|hard|Inked impressions are transferred onto paper from another surface in this printing method|offset printing
14/05/1993|Jeopardy!|POP & ROCK MUSIC|$2000|hard|This group won 3 1992 Billboard Music Awards for the single heard here|Boyz II Men
14/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL NICKNAMES|$1600|hard|Julian Edwin Adderley|Cannonball
03/09/1996|Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME|$200|easy|Jann Wenner, editor & publisher of this magazine, is 1 of 26 on the Hall's board of trustees|Rolling Stone
06/01/2006|Jeopardy!|PATRIOTIC SONGS' OTHER LYRICS|$600|medium|'The old church bell will peal with joy, hurrah!  Hurrah!'|When Johnny Comes Marching Home
27/06/1997|Jeopardy!|PRONOUNCIATION|$300|easy|The double L common in this Celtic language is roughly pronounced 'HL', as in Llewelyn|Welsh
05/07/2004|Jeopardy!|SEA CREATURES|$800|hard|The male of this 'musical' species uses its large claw to attract females|a fiddler crab
30/06/1993|Jeopardy!|POT LUCK|$400|easy|Scientifically, this tall grass is called Saccharum officinarum|sugarcane
28/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|STATELY FORTS|$1600|hard|Known as the 'Big Red One', the 1st Infantry Division is headquarted at this state's Fort Riley|Kansas
27/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PORTRAIT OF A MILITARY MAN|$2000|hard|You might say this German military leader of World War I was full of hot air|(Paul von) Hindenburg
03/09/2002|Jeopardy!|STATE OF THE UNION|$600|medium|One of the biggest working U.S. movie studios outside California is at Universal Studios in this State|Florida
28/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PICTURE THIS|$400|easy|A brood of chickens, or the auto part seen here|a clutch
16/12/2008|Jeopardy!|WE REWRITE HISTORY!|$800|hard|Jessica Simpson's oeuvre includes 1996's 'The Same River Twice' &, of course, the Pulitzer-winning 'The Color Purple'|Alice Walker
30/06/1997|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS|$400|easy|On July 12 this U.S. skater of Japanese descent should have lots of 'ice'ing on her birthday cake|Kristi Yamaguchi
14/07/1997|Jeopardy!|EYE|$500|medium|Causing abnormal pressure in the eye, it accounts for about 1/8 of the cases of blindness in the U.S.|Glaucoma
02/07/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S. CURRENCY|$500|medium|The Mint Act of 1792 made the U.S. the first country in the world to adopt this system for its currency|Decimal system
11/10/1996|Jeopardy!|TV PERSONALITIES|$100|easy|Jeremy Brett, who played this British detective on 41 TV episodes, passed away in 1995|Sherlock Holmes
23/06/2005|Jeopardy!|TOP 40 LAST NAMES|$200|easy|Paul, Tyrone, Mac, Spencer, Skeeter|Davis
26/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$800|hard|In April 1969 he left the world stage & retired to his home at Colombey-les-Deux-Eglises|Charles de Gaulle
06/06/2000|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY RHYME TIME|$400|easy|Bucky's broad-bladed butcher knives|Beaver's cleavers
07/04/2004|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$800|hard|In 1997 People was on the crime beat with this victim|(Gianni) Versace
04/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS TAYLORS|$200|easy|In a 1994 film she played Wilma Flintstone's mother Pearl Slaghoople|Elizabeth Taylor
22/03/2000|Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN TIME TRAVEL|$200|easy|When this duo traveled through time in a souped-up phone booth, everything was 'Excellent'|Bill & Ted
13/10/2005|Jeopardy!|NATURE STUDY|$200|easy|Most oak & maple trees are deciduous, meaning this happens every year|their leaves fall off
06/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NOT BORED OF DIRECTORS|$400|easy|This director can't bore 'Lord of the Rings' fans, even with the 4-hr. 10-min. DVD version of 'The Return of the King'|Peter Jackson
20/01/2005|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONIC DUOS|$600|medium|Consumed an octet|ate eight
18/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS ON BROADWAY|$800|hard|Maybe the 'Scent of a' theatre pulled him back; he starred in & directed a revival of 'Hughie' in 1996|Al Pacino
04/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$1600|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew is )  From the French for 'to slide,' it's the term for sliding across the notes on a piano or keyboard like this|glissando
31/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY EXPRESSIONS|$1200|hard|Ballplayers have used this 2-word phrase for a cramp or stiffness in an arm or leg muscle since the 1880s|charley horse
13/09/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT A CHARACTER!|$1000|hard|Marooned sailor Ben Gunn|Treasure Island
08/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT FICTION|$200|easy|'A low, dull quick sound...such as a watch makes when enveloped in cotton' is from this Poe story|The Tell-Tale Heart
16/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NUTRITION|$400|easy|It's good to break a little this between friends--it supplies carbs & fiber|bread
04/11/2004|Jeopardy!|LEAVE IT TO BEAVER|$200|easy|Reportedly, the largest of these beaver constructions was over 2,000 feet long & 12 feet high|a dam
09/12/2009|Jeopardy!|THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR|$200|easy|This general eventually won the Civil War, toppling the elected Spanish government|Franco
22/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|JOCKS ON FILM|$1000|hard|This 1957 biopic told of the Red Sox' Jimmy Piersall & his bout with mental illness|Fear Strikes Out
09/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|KIDS|$1200|hard|In 1895 this Northeastern city's library in Copley Square opened the first U.S. library area just for children|Boston
13/03/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$100|easy|Part of this 3,000-mile long mountain system covers the middle third of Colorado|the Rocky Mountains
27/03/2003|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY SINGERS WHO ACT|$600|medium|Glen Campbell co-starred in this 1969 film, but unlike John Wayne, he didn't win an Oscar for it|True Grit
06/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$800|hard|When this country gained independence from Yugoslavia in 1991, Greece objected to its name & flag|Macedonia
30/10/2008|Jeopardy!|THE IG NOBEL PRIZE|$600|medium|'Viva' this 'love' drug! An aviation prize was awarded for discovering it aided in jetlag recovery in hamsters|Viagra
13/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN ANIMALS|$600|medium|The jerboa, part of this order of mammals, is roughly 6 inches long with an 8-inch tail|Rodent
08/04/1997|Jeopardy!|SWIMMING|$500|medium|It's the individual race in which 4 different strokes are used|Individual medley
12/11/2008|Jeopardy!|WHEN YOU GO TO COLLEGE|$600|medium|Maybe you'll join this kind of impromptu comedy troupe, like Dead Serious at Wellesley|improv
29/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TRIBUTE ALBUMS|$800|hard|Aerosmith covers 'Love Me Two Times' on an album honoring this group's music|the Doors
21/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LATIN AUTHORS|$1200|hard|'The Stories of Eva Luna' is a collection by this Chilean woman with political connections|Isabel Allende
20/05/2003|Jeopardy!|A CHRISTMAS CAROL|$200|easy|'Round yon virgin mother and child, holy infant so tender and mild'|Silent Night
10/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PULITZER PRIZES|$1200|hard|Nicknamed 'Black Jack', his memoir 'My Experiences in the World War' won the 1932 Pulitzer Prize for History|General Pershing
30/12/1998|Jeopardy!|1930s AVIATION|$200|easy|The Mitsubishi flown from Japan for George VI's coronation was named this, Japanese for 'divine wind'|Kamikaze
11/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WHO ARE YOU TALKING TO?|$1600|hard|Joseph Welch: 'Have you no sense of decency, sir?'|Senator Joseph McCarthy
14/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$400|easy|Common kitchen substance known chemically as sodium chloride|salt
02/01/2009|Jeopardy!|IT'S A CRIME!|$600|medium|According to the Constitution, it's levying war against the U.S. or aiding & comforting the enemy|treason
09/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|JAMES|$2000|hard|Federalist turned Democrat Chief of State seen here|James Buchanan
26/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COMEDY FILMS|$400|easy|'The Producers', starring Zero Mostel & Gene Wilder, was his first feature film as a director|Mel Brooks
01/05/1998|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'P'|$200|easy|You can 'NBC' this bird showing off its spectacular fan of tail feathers|Peacock
21/12/2011|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITAL FUN FESTS|$200|easy|Krewe Mystique holds this capital city's oldest Mardi Gras parade|Baton Rouge
02/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE TEENS|$800|hard|She was the teen star of the 1969 film 'A Walk with Love and Death', directed by her dad, John Huston|Anjelica Huston
03/05/2011|Jeopardy!|GOLDEN GLOBE WINNERS|$1000|hard|This woman, 2007's Best Actress in a TV Comedy for '30 Rock'|Tina Fey
17/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COME ON, LIT HAPPY|$800|hard|T.S. Eliot wrote, 'We are' these men, 'we are the stuffed men'|Hollow men
09/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FILM EPICS|$400|easy|Mel Gibson charges into battle as Scottish avenger William Wallace in this 1995 epic|Braveheart
30/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|15-LETTER WORDS|$1200|hard|The removal from land or a person of unwanted chemical or radioactive impurities|decontamination
16/03/1999|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL GROUPS|$300|easy|If a drift of these mammals drifts into your yard, don't cast pearls before them|Swine/pigs
12/10/2000|Jeopardy!|MOVIE ROLES|$200|easy|[Hi, I'm Earl Brown]  Because we look so much alike, I was cast as Warren, this actress' brother in 'There's Something About Mary'|Cameron Diaz
30/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, MARIO!|$600|medium|Scripts for Marlon Brando's roles of Jor-El & Don Corleone were written by this man|Mario Puzo
25/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A CROCUS|$2000|hard|Early cultivation of crocus is depicted in frescoes found in this Mediterranean island's Knossos Archaeology Site|Crete
27/02/2008|Jeopardy!|2-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|A prefix meaning 'out of', or informally, your former spouse|ex
22/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$200|easy|Louis XIII hunted little birds with falcons in what is now this Paris museum|The Louvre
05/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THERE ARE SOME STRINGS ATTACHED|$400|easy|This instrument heard here reminds me of something; hmm...I'm starting to remember|a harp
13/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|I JUST SAW A GHOST!|$800|hard|The 'horror' that took place in the Lutz home in this N.Y. city included flying ghostly pigs & walls that oozed blood|Amityville
24/02/2010|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES' FAVORITE BOOKS|$200|easy|(I'm Jack Ford.)  I couldn't choose just one; my favorite books are 'Trinity', Leon Uris' novel of Ireland, & this Margaret Mitchell novel with an Irish-American heroine|Gone with the Wind
15/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$400|easy|Australia's largest inland city, it's also the capital|Canberra
07/12/1984|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$500|medium|Midwest state whose native sons include Marlon Brando, Nick Nolte & Henry Fonda|Nebraska
17/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$400|easy|Donizetti's opera about this female Borgia is based on a play by Victor Hugo|Lucrezia Borgia
30/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS OF THE DECADE|$400|easy|'Jaws' & 'Jonathan Livingston Seagull'|the 1970s
19/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MELANCHOLIA|$1000|hard|This French philosopher & author of 'Confessions' was nicknamed 'Melancholy Jacques'|Jean-Jacques Rousseau
11/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PAINTERS|$3000|hard|This Swiss painter who died in 1940 called his art a line on a walk|(Paul) Klee
09/06/2010|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S 'BLACK' & 'WHITE'?|$800|hard|Thanks to a group of science students, in 2006 this largest mammal of Alabama became the state's official mammal|the black bear
02/03/2007|Jeopardy!|THE FIRST 'STONE'|$1000|hard|(Jeff Probst reports from Guatemala.)  Mayan pyramids were characteristically constructed with this stone, named for the calcium oxide it produces when burned|limestone
27/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AS THE STOMACH TURNS|$600|medium|This 'fake fat' reportedly causes abdominal cramps & inhibits the absorption of some vitamins & nutrients|Olestra
27/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER SIDE OF THE WORLD LEADERS|$1600|hard|In 1928 the empress Zauditu crowned this man king of Ethiopia|Haile Selassie
24/11/2006|Jeopardy!|PRE-CIVIL WAR AMERICA|$600|medium|On Dec. 5, 1776 this fraternity for students of academic distinction was founded at William & Mary|Phi Beta Kappa
07/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GO PARK|$400|easy|Wyoming's Grand Teton National Park is only 7 miles south of this other national park|Yellowstone
10/10/2006|Jeopardy!|I AM CURIOUS: YELLOW|$400|easy|Like Whitehorse & Orangeville, Yellowknife is a city in this country|Canada
29/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BIRDS|$200|easy|The ring-necked species of this bird was introduced into Oregon from China in the 1880s|Pheasant
20/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'GHT'|$800|hard|It can precede man, arrow & shooter|straight
04/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ON ITS WESTERN BORDER|$1000|hard|Bosnia-Herzegovina|Croatia
10/05/2004|Jeopardy!|BIG, REALLY BIG!|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew)  In 1996 a 505 X 255-foot flag decorated this structure seen here in the West|the Hoover Dam
13/11/1986|Jeopardy!|RITUALS|$100|easy|Someone saying 'God bless' after you do this is said to keep your soul from wandering|sneezing
03/04/2000|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC MOVIE LINES|$200|easy|1959 Billy Wilder comedy: 'Well, nobody's perfect'|Some Like it Hot
15/12/1999|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN AN F SOUND|$500|medium|Walter Reed's is 'He gave to man control over that dreadful scourge, yellow fever'|Epitaph
28/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'Q' ME|$800|hard|Located just south of the Equator, it's South America's oldest capital|Quito, Ecuador
08/05/1998|Final Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY NEWS|None|None|On the initiative of Sen. Patrick Leahy, in 1998 it was designated the sixth Great Lake|Lake Champlain
27/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HYMNS & HERS|$1600|hard|Alicia Keys is featured on the Gospel-tinged title tune of this 2006 Josh Lucas film about a 1960s basketball team|Glory Road
20/10/2006|Jeopardy!|FOOD STUFF|$800|hard|This 'Beantown' dessert is 2 layers of sponge cake with a custard filling & chocolate glaze|Boston cream pie
23/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'I'|$1000|hard|Once the capital of the Picts, today it's the capital of the Scottish Highlands|Inverness
15/06/2001|Jeopardy!|NETWORKING|$300|easy|'The Spin Room', 'Moneyline', 'Capital Gang'|CNN
10/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THE WEATHER CHANNEL|$800|hard|In terms of rainfall, it's the driest continent after Antarctica|Australia
16/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHIC NICKNAMES|$800|hard|Appropriately enough, this New York metropolis is 'Bison City'|Buffalo
09/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GET LIT|$2000|hard|In this Ernest Gaines novel set in the '40s, Grant Wiggins must teach an innocent man on death row to die like a man|A Lesson Before Dying
26/01/2011|Jeopardy!|'ACTION'!|$1000|hard|For federal contracts, this 2-word employment term was first used in an order issued by JFK in 1961|affirmative action
21/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FIRE ON FILM|$1600|hard|In the movie version of this Stephen King novel, Drew Barrymore set things ablaze with her mind|Firestarter
27/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LOCAL COLOR|$2000|hard|German for 'white', in Bavaria it's found before 'Bier'|weiss
28/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|REELIN' IN THE YEARS|$1600|hard|South Carolina seceded from the Union in this year|1860
22/10/2010|Jeopardy!|5 OF THE 7 ANCIENT WONDERS|$200|easy|These are the oldest & best preserved of the 7 ancient wonders|the Great Pyramids
29/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S BE SECURE|$800|hard|DHS is charged with protecting 'critical' this--from subways to satellites, the systems we rely on every day|infrastructure
15/01/1990|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$300|easy|Because of his big bullwhip, western star Al LaRue was nicknamed this|Lash
05/02/2004|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL QUOTATIONS|$200|easy|Remember the proverb, this 'goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall'|pride
29/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SITCOMS BY EPISODE|$1600|hard|'Sexual Perversity in Cleveland'|The Drew Carey Show
11/12/2009|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC AMERICANISMS|$600|medium|'West Virginia coleslaw' is this form of nicotine|chewing tobacco
09/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BOTTLES OF WATER|$800|hard|This 5-letter brand from the French Alps also offers a facial spray boasting 'unique mineral balance and neutral pH'|Evian
13/06/2006|Jeopardy!|'B' MOVIES|$1000|hard|1948: In a classic of Italian Neorealism, a father & son search for a stolen vehicle|The Bicycle Thief
15/03/2001|Jeopardy!|STATES BY SENATORS|$200|easy|Thurmond & Hollings|South Carolina
02/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS|$400|easy|Rap star & underwear model who played porn star Dirk Diggler in 'Boogie Nights'|Mark Wahlberg
22/10/2002|Jeopardy!|TOOLS|$1000|hard|It's an iron spike that attaches to the shoe to stop a climber from slipping|crampon
29/01/1996|Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '90s|$400|easy|He played Elijah Wood's cruel & creepy cousin in 1993's 'The Good Son'|Macaulay Culkin
04/05/2011|Jeopardy!|BILLIONS & BILLIONS|$200|easy|In 1994 it began boasting of 'billions and billions served'|McDonald's
27/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR, MEYER, WIENER|$1600|hard|This industrialist's son Solomon founded a famous New York City museum|Meyer Guggenheim
09/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RABBI|$2000|hard|'The Torah Reviewed' is a major work by this medieval Jewish rabbi & philosopher born Moses ben Maimon|Maimonides
16/12/1996|Jeopardy!|WORLD RELIGION|$200|easy|Sukkot & Shavuot were ancient pilgrimage festivals requiring males to visit this city|Jerusalem
21/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|Louisiana's governor from 1928 to 1932 who was a one-legged pirate in 'Treasure Island'|Huey Long John Silver
25/05/1989|Jeopardy!|ELECTRICITY|$300|easy|Wrap a wire around an iron bar, send a current through the wire & you've made one of these|an electromagnet
04/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$1500|hard|By definition, a phototropic plant moves in response to this|light
14/11/2007|Jeopardy!|LOOKS LIKE WE MADE IT|$400|easy|A furniture store: Ektorp, Leksvik, Aspelund--some assembly may be required|IKEA
04/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER ALPHABETS' LETTERS|$1600|hard|These 2 Greek letters begin the name 'Christ' in Greek & are used to represent him|chi and rho
04/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$1000|hard|The Weddell Sea, bordering this continent, was named for James Weddell, who charted it in 1823|Antarctica
11/04/1997|Jeopardy!|ROCK MUSIC GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|Georgia college town that gave us R.E.M. & the B-52's|Athens (home of the Univ. of Georgia)
16/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|1985|$200|easy|This soft drink co. introduced its new formula drink & then brought back the classic version|Coca-Cola
02/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE 'END' ZONE|$2400|hard|This 7-letter word means to presage or forebode|portend
12/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS|$400|easy|Publications dealing with this religious & social welfare group include 'War Cry'|The Salvation Army
23/04/2007|Jeopardy!|THE ROARING '20s|$1000|hard|In 1925 Americans held their breath as sled dog teams raced 674 miles to this Alaskan city to deliver diphtheria serum|Nome
10/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GUINNESS|$1000|hard|In the '60s Guinness began marketing this lager named for the musical instrument on its label|Harp
21/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ROLLING STONE'S 50 BEST SONGS OF THE DECADE|$1200|hard|No. 4: 'Hey Ya!' by this group; 'a genre-humping blur of acoustic guitars... and Andre 3000's funktastic charm'|OutKast
15/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ADD A LETTER|$400|easy|By adding a letter to 'ticked', you can go from being ticked to this much better opposite|tickled
15/11/2000|Jeopardy!|SPORTS HOME CITIES|$500|medium|MLS's Earthquakes|San Jose
22/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT BOOK|$1200|hard|c. 1300: A poet tours Hell, Purgatory & Heaven|The Divine Comedy
24/05/2000|Jeopardy!|LITERARY QUOTES|$500|medium|For this 1938 story Hemingway wrote, 'No one has explained what the leopard was seeking at that altitude'|The Snows of Kilimanjaro
23/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ULYSSES|$2000|hard|Ulysses has to deal with these 2 sea monsters, who are rock & whirlpool-related|Scylla and Charybdis
16/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ROOF OF THE WORLD|$800|hard|The Tibetan alphabet is based on the alphabet of this ancient language of India|Sanskrit
21/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|I COME FROM OUTER SPACE|$800|hard|You named my home galaxy after this--a spinning toy on a stick?  How quaint; prepare to be destroyed|a pinwheel
10/12/2009|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL OPERAS|$600|medium|In Act 3 of an 1846 Verdi opera, this 'Scourge of God' is stabbed to death by his lover Odabella|Attila (the Hun)
21/04/2008|Jeopardy!|WHO'S FOR DESSERT?|$800|hard|Pass the dessert that the French call Reine de Saba; we know it in English as this Biblical woman's cake|the Queen of Sheba
11/05/1990|Jeopardy!|COOKING|$400|easy|Quite simply, this is melted butter with the sediment removed|Clarified butter
05/06/2003|Jeopardy!|WOULD YOU LIKE A BEVERAGE?|$800|hard|Add peach-flavored schnapps to orange juice to create this 'fuzzy' potent potable|Fuzzy Navel
08/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PLEASE MR. POSTMAN|$400|easy|The Netpost mailing service features Christmas cards with this 3-word wish for the globe|Peace on Earth
08/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'I'|$300|easy|When Jacques Heim introduced this item of apparel in 1946, he called it the atome, for its tiny size|Bikini
23/10/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$500|medium|'(Hi, I'm Nick Van Exel)  After winning 5 NBA championships, the Lakers moved to Los Angeles in 1960 from this city'|Minneapolis
15/09/2004|Jeopardy!|FEMMES FATALES|$1000|hard|Daughter of the man who became Pope Alexander VI, she became infamous for intrigues & poisonings|Lucrezia Borgia
12/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORD PUZZLES|$800|hard|It's simply irresistible: ---------------------------------- FORCE WHELMING|Overwhelming force
04/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS LEADERS|$200|easy|It is said his descendants still live in Shantung province where he was born in 551 B.C.|Confucius
12/11/1992|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY|$300|easy|'Six Degrees of Separation' was inspired by a man who passed himself off as this actor's son|Sidney Poitier
01/03/2001|Jeopardy!|SKYWATCH|$400|easy|This is the term for a large group of meteors, or of bees|Swarm
26/09/2007|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY MEDICINE|$400|easy|In 1852 George Cammann gave physicians a version of this instrument that they could listen to with both ears|a stethoscope
22/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BIG APPLE SAUCE|$800|hard|This island houses the inmates & staff of the New York City jail|Rikers Island
05/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COSTLY BREAKUPS|$400|easy|It's no bull--this athlete's divorce from ex-Chicago bank officer Juanita Vanoy cost him $168 million|Michael Jordan
25/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$200|easy|This South American river widens to about 150 miles at its mouth|the Amazon
18/10/2000|Jeopardy!|BEHIND BARS|$500|medium|In 2000 Jamil Abdullah Al-Amin, once known as this black militant, was arrested after an Atlanta shooting|H. Rap Brown
26/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|9-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|It's any of the first known inhabitants of a region, especially one from Australia|Aborigine
05/05/2006|Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED IN MAY|$600|medium|1869: Ooh la la!  These risque follies open on the wicked continent|the Folies Bergères
14/11/2007|Jeopardy!|THE LARGEST IN AREA|$200|easy|Lagos, Labrador, LaGuardia Airport|Labrador
18/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LLOYDERING|$800|hard|After succeeding Herbert Asquith as prime minister, he reduced the number of policy-making cabinet members to 5|David Lloyd George
02/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CHAUCER & FRIENDS|$1600|hard|In 1389 Chaucer became clerk of the King's Works, the king being the doomed second one of this name|Richard II
16/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL TOURISM|$600|medium|Visitors may feed giraffes at this Kenyan capital's Langata Giraffe Center|Nairobi
25/03/2003|Jeopardy!|THE ANCIENTS SPEAK|$800|hard|The 7 Sages said to 'not speak ill of' this group|the dead
18/12/1997|Jeopardy!|THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS|$300|easy|Name shared by a talking flower Alice meets & an Indian girl in 'Peter Pan'|Tiger Lily
18/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|C'EST FRANC'A'|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew in Hawaii)  French for pineapple, it's also the fruit's genus name|Anana
20/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT GIVES YOU THE RIGHT?|$600|medium|The Seventh Amendment guarantees 'The right of trial by' this|Jury
14/10/1997|Jeopardy!|HORSE SENSE|$400|easy|In 5000 B.C., before the horse was domesticated, northern Europeans used these to pull sleds|Reindeer
16/06/1997|Jeopardy!|'C' IN GEOGRAPHY|$300|easy|The Chinese city of Guangzhou, better known to westerners as this, is also called Yangcheng, 'City of Goats'|Canton
28/09/2000|Jeopardy!|THE WORLD BY THE NUMBERS|$200|easy|Of 2.5, 10.5 or 20.5, the width in miles of Korea's DMZ|2.5
09/04/1991|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR II|$400|easy|He was minister of propaganda for the Nazi regime from 1933-45|Joseph Goebbels
26/03/2003|Jeopardy!|LEGAL IDENTITIES|$800|hard|Alfred Caplin came up a little short going by this name on his Li'l Abner strip|Al Capp
12/10/2000|Jeopardy!|PLACES TO LIVE|$200|easy|The name of this residence for ranch hands indicates its beds are stacked atop each other|Bunkhouse
27/11/1998|Jeopardy!|COWBOY TALK|$100|easy|If you're 'belly up' or 'strapped on your horse, toes down', you're this|Dead
11/05/1990|Jeopardy!|SPORTS ARENAS|$100|easy|The 4th building to bear this name is at 8th Avenue & 33rd Street in NYC, atop Penn Station|Madison Square Garden
18/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$1000|hard|The Adriatic variety of this fruit is the one most often used in fruit bars & pastes|fig
16/07/2007|Jeopardy!|QUIZILLA|$800|hard|Pascal & C are 2 of the languages students must know to compete in the USACO, the Olympiad of this|computing
19/03/2009|Jeopardy!|WRITERS ON FILM|$1000|hard|'In Love and War' showed this author as an ambulance driver wounded in WWI & falling for his nurse|Ernest Hemingway
19/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|This word for a buddy or chum is often followed by 'around'|pal
28/04/2003|Jeopardy!|TRADING SPACES|$800|hard|Muriel Siebert was the first woman to hold a seat on this Wall Street body founded in 1792|the New York Stock Exchange
28/06/2000|Jeopardy!|HINTS FROM HELOISE|$300|easy|On April 1, Heloise sometimes adds cooked ground beef to these treats that share their name with little Girl Scouts|Brownies
06/10/2010|Jeopardy!|THE MAIN ORGAN AFFECTED|$400|easy|Ophthalmitis|the eyes
12/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE JEFFERSON ADMINISTRATION|$400|easy|In April 1803 Napoleon renounced this territory in America 'with the greatest regret'; so we bought it|the Louisiana Territory
12/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$600|medium|Immediate 'REM' sleep is a characteristic symptom of the sleeping attacks caused by this disease|narcolepsy
03/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LET GEORGES DO IT|$400|easy|If Georges Nagelmackers hadn't set up this railroad line in 1883, we'd have 1 less Agatha Christie novel|Orient Express
20/10/2008|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES BY NEWSPAPERS|$600|medium|The Wiener Zeitung, The Osterreich Journal|Austria
18/06/2007|Jeopardy!|'MOTHER', 'FATHER', 'SISTER', 'BROTHER'|$800|hard|Seattle has about 20 of these, including Kobe, Mombasa & Gdynia|sister cities
10/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET BASICS|$1200|hard|The number of folks who see the ballet, or the heels-together, toes-out basic ability seen in first position|the turnout
13/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY COMMON BONDS|$400|easy|Green tree, leopard, bull|Frogs
23/09/2009|Jeopardy!|IN THE NEWS|$1000|hard|This man's second-place finish in 2009's election sent Iranians into the streets|Mousavi
09/05/2003|Jeopardy!|PYRAMID OF JEOPARDY!|$200|easy|(Sofia of the Clue Crew gives all the clues in this category.) I.M. Pei, Maya Lin, Le Corbusier|famous architects
15/12/2009|Jeopardy!|MIX-OLOGISTS|$800|hard|Have a heart: DRASTIC IGLOO|cardiologist
21/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS, BRAIN SURGERY & ROCKET SCIENCE|$1600|hard|As you know, Dr., the frontal this in the brain is key to emotion & reason; stay away from the one on the ear this time|lobe
24/06/1999|Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$100|easy|Something that's appropriate might 'suit you to' this letter|a T
03/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS OF THE MONTH|$400|easy|By James Patterson & Maxine Paetro: '4th of ______'|July
17/01/2000|Jeopardy!|ROYAL NICKNAMES|$400|easy|Aretha Franklin is the Queen of Soul, Donna Summer is this|Queen of Disco
08/06/2005|Jeopardy!|TV CATCHPHRASES|$400|easy|'This tape will self-destruct in five seconds'|Mission: Impossible
13/03/2001|Jeopardy!|SECOND LETTER 'Y'|$500|medium|It's the term for the steel tower that supports high tension wires|Pylon
07/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$400|easy|Every January this magazine runs 'Dubious Achievement Awards'|Esquire
27/09/2005|Jeopardy!|A JOHN DENVER SONGBOOK|$600|medium|'If I had a day that I could give you, I'd give to you a day just like today'|Sunshine On My Shoulders
03/12/2004|Jeopardy!|THE PLANETS|$200|easy|At 3,031 miles in diameter, this planet is the second smallest in our solar system|Mercury
14/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY|$1000|hard|Named for its shape by James Breasted, it's the area where civilization was born|Fertile Crescent
27/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WRITTEN BY ANONYMOUS|$1200|hard|No author is credited for 'Alcoholics Anonymous', known to AA members as this alliterative tome|The Big Book
04/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK REPORT|$200|easy|Ivy Ruckman's 'Night of the Twisters' is a fact-based book about kids who survived a series of these|tornadoes
24/03/1997|Jeopardy!|ROGER|$500|medium|If you gave him 4 minutes in 1954, he could run a mile & still have time remaining|Roger Bannister
13/01/2010|Jeopardy!|MOVIE POLITICIANS|$600|medium|Jimmy Stewart has a few things to say to the Senate in this 1939 film & he goes on... & on... & on...|Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
21/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER FILMS|$400|easy|A big jazz fan, Clint Eastwood directed this 1988 film bio of Charlie Parker|Bird
06/03/2001|Jeopardy!|MOVIE REVIEWS|$400|easy|Entertainment Weekly called this John Travolta-Lisa Kudrow flick 'A Lotto Malarkey'|Lucky Numbers
25/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS' RHYME TIME|$200|easy|Chayefsky's golf assistants|Paddy's caddies
25/01/1988|Jeopardy!|CHILD CARE|$500|medium|Common in babies, this ocular condition, 'strabismus', can improve spontaneously, tho rarely so|lazy eye (or cross-eyes, wandering eyes)
09/12/2008|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE ATHLETICS|$1000|hard|Northwestern University's women have won 4 consecutive championships in this sport, Canada's national summer sport|lacrosse
14/04/2008|Jeopardy!|ROCK MUSIC|$200|easy|In 1994 Pearl Jam complained to the U.S. Justice Dept. that this company held a monopoly on concert sales|Ticketmaster
17/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$2000|hard|In a Wagner opera, this title knight tells Elsa he'll marry her so long as she never asks his identity|Lohengrin
26/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THERE'S A TITLE IN THE TITLE|$1200|hard|Donna Woolfolk Cross' historical novel '____ Joan' (not 'Saint')|Pope
26/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LETTERMAN|$1600|hard|The 'B' in this psychologist's first name was for Burrhus, which must've influenced his behavior to go by his initials|B.F. Skinner
08/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE BASS|$600|medium|Don't worry, play this type of bass guitar, defined as one without ridges on the fingerboard|a fretless
08/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TV TALK|$400|easy|Some local TV news goes by the sensation-loving motto 'If it' does this, 'it leads'|bleeds
15/01/2010|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$1000|hard|The world's largest butterfly, Queen Alexandra's birdwing, inhabits the rainforest of this island nation, PNG|Papua New Guinea
24/09/2008|Jeopardy!|70 YEARS AGO: 1938|$400|easy|Striving for broader organization, this rival of the AFL met in Pittsburgh for its first convention|the CIO
25/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S GREEK MYTHOLOGY TO ME|$1000|hard|Atalanta excelled in this blood sport of which Artemis was goddess|hunting
29/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|12-LETTER WORDS|$1200|hard|It's the only 12-letter word in the preamble to the U.S. Constitution|Constitution
09/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC CINEMA|$600|medium|Katharine Hepburn appeared in this 1937 theatrical drama & in a later film that added 'Canteen' to the title|Stage Door
30/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ISLAND HOPPING|$400|easy|Between 1892 & 1924 most immigrants to the U.S. came through facilities on this island|Ellis Island
14/04/1997|Jeopardy!|SINGERS' FIRST FILMS|$100|easy|'Lady Sings The Blues'|Diana Ross
23/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHEF|$2600|hard|In 1984 he published his 'Louisiana Kitchen Cookbook'|Paul Prudhomme
18/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PACT OR FACTION|$400|easy|The U.S., Canada, and Mexico signed this trade pact on Dec. 17, 1992, though it didn't go into effect until Jan. 1, 1994|NAFTA
13/10/1998|Jeopardy!|WHO WAS THAT MASKED MAN?|$100|easy|In 1988 Michael Crawford picked up a Tony for playing the masked title role in this musical|Phantom of the Opera
12/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S GOOD TO BE 'KING'|$800|hard|Though Elizabeth was on the throne, Kingsley Amis titled his guide to correct usage this|the Kings English
20/04/2010|Jeopardy!|BAKING BRANDS|$1000|hard|This Nestle brand calls its story 'semi-sweet'; its chocolate morsels were first sold in packages in 1939|Toll House
10/07/2006|Jeopardy!|THE BRITISH MILITARY|$1000|hard|The amphibious 'Royal' these date back to the 1600s & got a commando force in 1942, in time for D-Day|the Royal Marines
26/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|YOU PICKED A FINE TIME|$800|hard|Estimated at around 30 years, it's accepted as the average period between birth of parents & their offspring|a generation
12/03/2002|Jeopardy!|'Z' END|$200|easy|This company makes mealtime fun time with its EZ Squirt colored ketchups|Heinz
26/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AN ABBREVIATED CATEGORY|$1200|hard|In a Webster's Dictionary entry: imper.|imperative
15/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$100|easy|In 1818, Heinrich Stolzel took out a patent on this horn improvement allowing changes of pitch|Stolzel valve
22/11/1999|Jeopardy!|DISNEY VILLAINS|$100|easy|Jafar|Aladdin
22/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|POPULAR POETS|$800|hard|As Shakespeare was the Sweet this bird of Avon, Anna 'Elegy on Captain Cook' Seward was this bird of Lichfield|Swan
10/12/1984|Jeopardy!|'ANDY'|$300|easy|Reg Smythe's pub-crawling comic strip husband of Flo|Andy Capp
29/04/2004|Jeopardy!|STATE MOTTOES|$600|medium|'Live Free or Die'|New Hampshire
27/03/1998|Jeopardy!|'C.C.' SENOR|$100|easy|At this Florida site, the scientists are all out to launch|Cape Canaveral
21/07/2000|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC CANADIAN GEOGRAPHY|None|None|It includes 3 present Atlantic provinces, & in the 18th C. 4,000 inhabitants of it took a long trip southwest|Acadia
01/04/1996|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$200|easy|A strange goatee|Weird Beard
23/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ALL LIT UP|$200|easy|'In the Eye of the Storm' chronicles the life of this American general who led Operation Desert Storm|Norman Schwarzkopf
10/04/2009|Jeopardy!|A PRIEST, AN ELEPHANT & EVEL KNIEVEL...|$600|medium|On his 'Sky-Cycle' Evel tried to jump a canyon above this river in Idaho in 1974; too bad the parachute opened early|the Snake River
26/10/1999|Jeopardy!|TV HOSTS|$500|medium|'Night Gallery'            1970-1973|Rod Serling
30/03/2005|Jeopardy!|WE ALL SCREAM FOR ICE CREAM|$800|hard|From the Italian for 'foam', it's a molded ice cream dessert that often contains candied fruit|spumoni
08/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY SCRAPBOOK|$400|easy|This imposing American landmark is seen here as it looked in 1876|the Washington Monument
11/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$1000|hard|His 1791 marriage to Rachel Robards was invalid, so they had to do it all over again on January 17, 1794|Andrew Jackson
27/12/2005|Jeopardy!|FOOD FOR THOUGHT|$200|easy|The Postal Service says not to mail meat from this animal to soldiers in Iraq|pig
06/12/2010|Jeopardy!|RACCOONS|$200|easy|This part has 4 to 10 black rings; counting them won't tell you the raccoon's age|the tail
24/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TV DADS|$400|easy|Jock Ewing|Dallas
17/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$200|easy|The largemouth species of this fish has a dark band along its side; the smallmouth species does not|Bass
24/06/2003|Jeopardy!|WORD PUZZLES|$400|easy|With this insight, things are almost finished ---------------------------------- TUNNELLIGHT|the light at the end of the tunnel
03/05/2007|Jeopardy!|TV IS SO DRAMATIC|$1000|hard|FBI profiler Mandy Patinkin gets into the heads of the villains he tracks down on this show|Criminal Minds
25/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'EX' RATED|$2000|hard|The 1943 landmark philosophic work 'Being and Nothingness' espouses this philosophy|existentialism
20/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE CANDIDATE|$1000|hard|The 1864 candidate seen here; he lost to his old boss:|George McClellan (he lost to Abraham Lincoln)
18/11/1987|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC SPELLING|$100|easy|This island country was formerly called Ceylon|S-R-I L-A-N-K-A
12/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$2500|hard|The 3 great traditional religions of China|Buddhism, Confucianism & Taoism
11/04/2005|Jeopardy!|WORLD 'P's|$400|easy|Malay or Sinai|peninsula
23/06/2000|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN RIVERS|$500|medium|This country's longest river, the Gudena, winds 98 miles through the Jutland Peninsula|Denmark
23/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CHRISTMAS IN NEW YORK|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from a festive shopping display in New York.)  During the holiday season, more than a quarter of a million people visit Santaland at this famous store on Herald Square|Macy's
31/12/2008|Jeopardy!|THINGAMAJIGS|$400|easy|These sewing shears weren't named for a color but for a verb meaning to finish edges with a zigzag pattern|pinking
04/10/1991|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$400|easy|In this poem, there are two out, two on base, and the score is:  Opponents, 4 Mudville, 2|Casey at the Bat
04/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|YE GODS!|$1000|hard|The Thuggees worshipped this evil wife of the Hindu god Shiva|Kali
20/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THE ONLY|$400|easy|In a standard pack of playing cards, it's the only king without a moustache|the King of Hearts
12/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|QUIZ BOWL|$1600|hard|In NCAA football BCS stands for 'Bowl' this|Championship Series
25/05/1989|Jeopardy!|1981|$200|easy|The Vatican reduced from 37 to 6 the number of offenses that cause this to happen automatically|excommunication
16/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE OPERA|$200|easy|('Habanera')|Carmen
25/03/2004|Jeopardy!|MIND YOUR MANNERS|$200|easy|When 'The Star-Spangled Banner' is played, foreigners as well as Americans should do this|stand
13/06/1997|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$300|easy|Skopje is the capital of this nation that was once part of Yugoslavia|Macedonia
16/06/2009|Jeopardy!|BALLETS ALEX COULD STAR IN|$200|easy|I'll be left to my own devices when I play this title shelling device--filberts, anyone?|The Nutcracker
17/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|STABLER|$1600|hard|Lithium was used on gout when doctors noticed it made moods more stable; now it's used for this up-&-down disorder|manic depression (or bipolar)
13/01/2009|Jeopardy!|WORLD PLACE NAMES|$200|easy|Ah, can you smell it? The name of this former British colony is Chinese for 'fragrant harbor'|Hong Kong
21/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|THE BILL OF RIGHTS|$5500|hard|This state's Declaration of Rights was the model for our first 10 amendments|Virginia
21/12/2004|Jeopardy!|TV SERIES FINALES|$800|hard|Was it all a dream? On the last episode of 'Newhart', Bob awoke with this former TV wife, not Mary Frann|Suzanne Pleshette
27/09/2006|Jeopardy!|OLD NAMES ON THE MAP|$800|hard|Now divided into 2 opposing countries, together this peninsula was once known as Choson|Korea
14/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$1000|hard|In 1649 this lord urged Maryland to adopt an act guaranteeing religious freedom|Lord Calvert (Baltimore)
20/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|REGGAE|$1600|hard|Toots Hibbert fronts this band that had such hits as '54-46 (That's My Number)'|the Maytals
21/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|NOW, YOU TELL ME|$1200|hard|NOW's first presidential endorsement was of this Democratic nominee; makes sense…|Walter Mondale
09/06/2008|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY RHYME TIME|$400|easy|An Appaloosa from Oslo|a Norse horse
19/03/1998|Jeopardy!|TRAVELING|$300|easy|Some travellers get a gamma shot as protection against the 'A' type of this liver disease|hepatitis
17/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'A' + 4|$2000|hard|It can mean passion or zeal, or the intense heat or glow of a fire|ardor
22/11/1996|Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$100|easy|The cones in the eye allow us to see colors and these light-sensitive cells allow us to see shades of gray|rods
29/09/2000|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$400|easy|Total number of musicians you need to play all of 'The Music Man''s trombones & coronets in the big parade|186 (76 + 110)
30/05/2008|Jeopardy!|PAPERS|$600|medium|Look into it & you'll see this Philly paper's name is spelled with an 'I', the one in Cincinnati, with an 'E'|the Inquirer (Enquirer)
07/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|NATURE|$400|easy|This bodily feature makes birds different from all other animals|feathers
09/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|-ISMS|$400|easy|Jean-Paul Sartre was 'the father of' this movement|existentialism
06/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC EUROPEAN LEADERS|$800|hard|Succeeding his brother Richard the Lionhearted as king, he also succeeded in alienating everyone he knew|John Lackland
26/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FILM SCHOOL|$400|easy|It's a close shave for Ice Cube when he sells this title place of business in a 2002 film|Barbershop
19/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BASS LINES|$800|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew gives us the low down on bass.)  This song was nominated for a 1984 Oscar...  Who ya gonna call?|Ghostbusters
28/06/2007|Jeopardy!|CRIME RHYME TIME|$400|easy|A nimble robbery|deft theft
27/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY LITERATURE|$1000|hard|For 14 years, the Abbe Faria was his fellow prisoner in the Chateau d'If|Edmond Dantès, the Count of Monte Cristo
29/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ROSES|$2000|hard|In a sonnet, Shakespeare refers to these pink roses whose name is derived from the capital of Syria|damask roses
02/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DISCOVERIES|$2000|hard|Only weeks after this planet was discovered in 1846, William Lassell discovered its largest moon, Triton|Neptune
07/02/2001|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATED S|$300|easy|On a report card|satisfactory
05/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NEWS PHOTOS|$2000|hard|Senator Joseph McCarthy is seen here with this young associate in 1954|Roy Cohn
21/01/2009|Jeopardy!|SEX & THE CITY|$600|medium|Male; born Baltimore, 1985; ransacked Athens for gold, 2004; knocked over Beijing, 2008|Michael Phelps
18/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$600|medium|Otitis media is a term for infection of the middle part of this|the ear
25/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|This branch of the Nile used to flood due to seasonal rainfall in Lake Tana|the Blue Nile
24/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|RAISE YOUR GLASSES|$600|medium|A popular toast with bubbly is 'Champagne to our real friends and real' this 'to our sham friends'|Pain
14/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BAKER'S TREAT|$600|medium|These pastry rectangles filled with cream or custard are perfect for wishing Bonaparte 'Bon Appetit'|Napoleons
18/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL FACTS|$200|easy|2 of 3 who attended a military academy|Grant, Eisenhower, Carter
29/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$400|easy|12-year-old George Abraham Thampy won this contest in 2000; his final word was 'demarche'|the National Spelling Bee
12/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|JOIN THE CLUB|$400|easy|A cogwheel is the symbol of the 'International' association of these clubs|Rotary Clubs
22/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS NUMBERS|$2000|hard|Minimum number of points you must win to win a set in tennis|24
14/07/1997|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|None|None|The Spaniards named it for the Virgin of the Fair Winds for bringing them safely across the Atlantic|Buenos Aires
07/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|SHAPING UP|$400|easy|How many meters you've run if you finish a 10K race|10,000
19/01/1990|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$100|easy|With far less fat than margarine, Le Slim Cow is a French substitute for this dairy product|Butter
16/02/2007|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE 'T's|$600|medium|He's the lonely old woodcarver who fashioned himself a whittle boy named Pinocchio|Geppetto
17/11/2004|Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$800|hard|The zeroth law of this says 2 bodies each in thermal equilibrium with a 3rd are in thermal equilibrium with each other|thermodynamics
19/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'B' SHARP|$1600|hard|The battle of Bunker Hill actually took place on this adjacent hill|Breed's Hill
21/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|KILL BILL: VOL. 2|$1500|hard|In 1985 Reagan vetoed a bill to help out these people, but Willie Nelson started a concert to benefit them|farmers
29/10/2004|Jeopardy!|YOU ARE SO HOT!|$200|easy|The 1987 gov't safety guidelines for these 2-word backyard items included a max temperature of 104 degrees|hot tubs
29/12/2009|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE ALL WET|$600|medium|3 streams, the Jordan, Bear & Weber, flow in, but there are no streams that empty this large U.S. lake|the Great Salt Lake
09/10/2001|Jeopardy!|HAVE FUN|$500|medium|Fancy, as in what's tickled when you are amused, is a shortened form of this word|fantasy
15/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE FORBES 2009 BILLIONAIRES LIST|$2000|hard|Ingvar Kamprad, who opened the first of these stores 50 years ago, was No. 5|IKEA
27/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|KID IN PLAY|$1200|hard|Wednesday has Mondays off in this 2010 Broadway show, along with Pugsley, played by Adam Riegler|The Addams Family
31/05/2006|Jeopardy!|THE SEA OTTER|$200|easy|Unlike other marine mammals, the sea otter does not have this layer of fat to keep it warm|blubber
04/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE ME TO YOUR LEADER|$400|easy|Asia: President Nguyen Hinh Triet|Vietnam
21/01/2008|Jeopardy!|2007 BESTSELLERS|$400|easy|This Tibetan, a noted big hitter, hit the list with 'The Universe In A Single Atom'|the Dalai Lama
28/05/1998|Jeopardy!|LITTLE BIRDIES|$500|medium|It's the symbol of happiness Shirley Temple went looking for in a 1940 film|Bluebird
05/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'PANT's|$1200|hard|A play in which the performers express themselves mutely by gestures|a pantomime
13/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OUR NATION'S CAPITAL|$600|medium|Some 58,000 names are inscribed on this memorial designed by Maya Lin|the Vietnam Veterans Memorial
30/05/2006|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL ROCK|$400|easy|In 1983 Ian Gillan became the new lead vocalist of this group; Ozzy Osbourne had left 4 years earlier|Black Sabbath
07/07/2008|Jeopardy!|WAR|$1000|hard|Austerlitz was one of the major battles in the wars named for this man|Napoleon
22/06/2004|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC PARTNERSHIPS|None|None|The almost 4-decade collaboration of these 2 Germans began in Paris in 1844|Karl Marx & Friedrich Engels
01/05/2008|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'C'|$600|medium|'Googly' sport (7)|cricket
07/04/2011|Jeopardy!|'AZ' I WAS SAYING|$800|hard|The title of this 1969 Alfred Hitchcock film comes from the code name of a French spy ring|Topaz
01/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN DYING WORDS|$200|easy|'O Antony!  Nay, I will take thee too...what, should I stay--'|Cleopatra
04/10/2007|Jeopardy!|SALAD|$200|easy|From the French for 'crust', these cubes are delicious in salads|croutons
21/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|REVOLUTIONS|$1800|hard|From 1963 to 1978 this country had a 'White Revolution': in 1979, partly as a backlash, it had an Islamic one|Iran
08/12/2009|Jeopardy!|DUDE, YOU'RE A SONG!|$600|medium|'There stood a log cabin made of earth and wood, where lived a country boy named...'|Johnny B. Goode
08/01/2009|Jeopardy!|THIS JUST IN|$600|medium|Election news! the town of Rabbit Hash in this 'Bluegrass State' elected Lucy Lou, a border Collie, as its new mayor|Kentucky
24/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GEOMETRY|$400|easy|It's the number of degrees in a standard school protractor|180
10/09/2007|Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$2000|hard|Appropriately, Part 3 of this 1953 novel is 'Burning Bright'|Fahrenheit 451
17/09/1997|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE PITCH|$200|easy|'Where's your mustache?'|milk
12/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WILDLIFE|$2000|hard|It's the males of this flightless, largest South American bird that incubate the eggs & raise the young|a rhea
23/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PERRY THE PUNDIT|$1000|hard|Perry opens many columns with a deep-sounding quote, like this poet's 'April is the cruellest month'|T.S. Eliot
24/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE|$1600|hard|The trophy for the player with the most goals each season is named for Maurice Richard, famously nicknamed this|The Rocket
22/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CORPORATE SHENANIGANS|$1200|hard|This accounting firm shredded too exuberantly & was convicted of obstructing justice in 2002|Arthur Andersen
03/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RAGING HORMONES|$400|easy|Also called epinephrine, this hormone that's released in emergencies has been used to treat asthma|Adrenaline
23/09/2004|Jeopardy!|YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT|$600|medium|I couldn't believe it when I saw the boss eat a 20-lb. wheel of brie--that's why we gave him this title|the Big Cheese
01/04/2005|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITAL IDEAS|$600|medium|Washington famously crossed the Delaware River just north of it|Trenton (New Jersey)
07/05/2002|Jeopardy!|THE NATURAL WORLD|$200|easy|These animals are divided into 4 groups: lizards & snakes; turtles; crocodilians; & the tuatara|reptiles
13/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' RHYME TIME|$2000|hard|'Third Man' Graham's Levis|Greene's jeans
10/05/2002|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$400|easy|Fatally, American groupie Nancy Spungen was this British punk rocker's girlfriend|Sid Vicious
03/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH A BODY PART|$800|hard|The name of this Japanese religion actually comes from Chinese words|Shinto
17/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$1000|hard|This writ was suspended in 1861 & restored December 1, 1865|Habeus corpus
19/05/2009|Jeopardy!|HYBRID POODLES|$600|medium|A shih-poo|a shih tzu
18/04/2011|Jeopardy!|FOOD WORDS & PHRASES|$800|hard|Joyce's 'Ulysses' includes a version of this 'sweet' proverb about using something up & still having it to enjoy|'You can't have your cake and eat it, too'
30/04/2007|Final Jeopardy!|STATES OF MEXICO|None|None|It's Mexico's northernmost state, but part of its name means 'low'|Baja California
03/11/1998|Jeopardy!|SEAS|$200|easy|This sea was named for an ancient Roman port near Venice|Adriatic
01/06/2005|Jeopardy!|UNREAL ESTATE|$2000|hard|A weekend party at a mansion called Chimneys turns deadly in her 1925 novel 'The Secret Of Chimneys'|Agatha Christie
10/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OPPOSITES|$1000|hard|If you don't want to be attractive to insects, use this, the opposite of 'attractive'|Repellent
11/01/1988|Jeopardy!|PHYSICAL SCIENCE|$100|easy|A rectifier is an electrical device used to convert alternating current to this|direct current
13/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECTING THEIR WIVES|$1500|hard|Director of the movie seen here, he was married to its star: ['The Lady From Shanghai']|Orson Welles (he was married to Rita Hayworth)
16/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TOO MUCH 'SUN'|$1600|hard|In the 19th century Rudolf Wolf connected these solar phenomena to fluctuations in the Earth's magnetic field|sunspots
21/06/2001|Jeopardy!|EXPLORATION|$400|easy|Running out of supplies while up the Orinoco, Raleigh called off the search for this fabled land|El Dorado
06/10/2008|Jeopardy!|HARK, WHO SAID THAT?|$400|easy|'What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet'|Juliet
18/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WALTER CRONKITE|$2000|hard|The New York Times praised 'Cronkite diplomacy' after Walter helped broker the 1977 summit between these 2 men|Begin & Sadat
30/09/2005|Jeopardy!|WORLD LITERATURE|$1000|hard|Buried treasure found on an islet in the Tuscan Archipelago makes this character wealthy|the Count of Monte Cristo
01/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RELATIONSHIPS|$1200|hard|Psalm 23 compares the divine-human relationship to this one|shepherd & his flock
10/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL NAME ORIGINS|$200|easy|In Sanskrit this sppedy animal's name was Chitraka, meaning 'speckled'|Cheetah
05/04/2005|Jeopardy!|TREE-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|Show us some backbone by giving us this synonym of the backbone|spine
01/09/1997|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$300|easy|The wind-blocking Panamint Range helps keep this lowest area of the U.S. hot & dry|Death Valley
01/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS|$800|hard|His play 'Bus Stop' was revived on Broadway in 1996|William Inge
20/06/2011|Jeopardy!|27 IS HEAVEN|$1000|hard|'Attila' & 'Il Corsaro' are 2 of this Italian composer's 27 operas|Verdi
20/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'T' TIME|$400|easy|Lay-deez annnd gentlemen! To 'walk' this slender item means to tread carefully|tightrope
21/05/2004|Jeopardy!|NEWSMAKERS|$800|hard|This man was elected to his important post in 1997|Kofi Annan
03/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ODD WORDS|$200|easy|To be pilgarlic is to be this; but don't worry, it's nothing that a toupee can't fix|Bald
02/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GLAND TIDINGS|$1200|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew cuts an onion.) When you cut an onion, its amino acids create an irritant to these glands|tear glands (or lachrymal glands)
12/04/2005|Jeopardy!|35 YEARS OF SMITHSONIAN MAGAZINE|$400|easy|The 1930s Art Deco architecture of this Florida city with a 2-word name was featured in the December 1982 issue|Miami Beach
01/01/2007|Jeopardy!|GET IN TOUCH WITH YOUR FEMININE SIDE|$1000|hard|This term for a female cabaret singer comes from the French for 'to sing'|a chanteuse
15/04/2005|Jeopardy!|-OID|$800|hard|Mary Mallon was famously a carrier of this fever|typhoid
26/05/2003|Jeopardy!|BROTHERS IN BUSINESS|$400|easy|Ahem, we'd tell you they were William & Andrew, not Trade & Mark, but that would be name cough dropping|Smith Brothers
13/10/2005|Jeopardy!|NATURE STUDY|$1000|hard|Imperfect flowers lack one of these 2 reproductive organs|pistils & stamens
29/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE 19th CENTURY|$1600|hard|On March 17, 1861 the Kingdom of this country was declared with Victor Emmanuel as its king|Italy
27/10/1989|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$100|easy|Wolgemuth & Hyatt, a Christian publishing firm, released 'Out of the Blue' by this Dodger pitcher & MVP|Orel Hershiser
10/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|JOHN WAYNE FILMS|$600|medium|Mervyn LeRoy assisted Wayne in directing this 1968 film about the special forces in Vietnam|The Green Berets
23/04/1986|Double Jeopardy!|THE 19TH CENTURY|$200|easy|Great Britain, Prussia, Austria & Russia joined forces in 1815 to rid Europe of him once & for all|Napoleon
26/11/2007|Jeopardy!|COMPUTER ON!|$200|easy|Often used with ctrl & alt, this computer key will remove the letter to the right of the cursor|delete
02/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$800|hard|In a recent work, one ballerina plays this Russian grand duchess & a woman who thinks she is the grand duchess|Anastasia
09/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CANCELED CZECHS|$200|easy|In 1962 this nation canceled the Czechs' World Cup soccer dreams, winning without Pele|Brazil
27/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BREAK OUT THE ATLAS|$800|hard|Now independent, this nation of 50 million seen here is a former republic of the Soviet Union|The Ukraine
06/12/1984|Jeopardy!|CABLE TV|$100|easy|What MTV plays 24 hours a day|music videos
16/09/2009|Jeopardy!|PLAYBOY COVER BOYS|$800|hard|This hard rock bassist did a cover in March 1999; come on & give us a kiss!|Gene Simmons
25/07/2008|Jeopardy!|FRENCH ARTISTS|$400|easy|His 1892 work 'Manao Tupapau' shows a superstitious Tahitian girl who is terrified of a dead spirit|Gauguin
28/05/2008|Jeopardy!|RANKS & TITLES|$4000|hard|It's a member of the lowest rank of the French Legion of Honor: Just ask Maurice|Chevalier
21/06/2006|Jeopardy!|1491|$1000|hard|The siege of this kingdom, the last Moorish stronghold in Spain, began in late 1491|Granada
11/10/2002|Jeopardy!|WE'VE GOT COMPANY|$800|hard|Founded in 1934 as Telegraph Delivery Service, it's a competitor of FTD|Teleflora
15/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$400|easy|Augustin-Jean Fresnel advanced the wave theory of this, opposed to Newton's particle theory|Light
10/09/1998|Jeopardy!|NAME THE YEAR|$300|easy|The second time was a charm in this year of the photo seen here (Nancy & Ronald Reagan)|1984
24/11/2005|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|None|None|In 2005, the 700th anniversary of his execution, his 5-foot sword was displayed in N.Y. as part of a Tartan Day celebration|William Wallace
21/04/2006|Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY ADD A LETTER|$200|easy|Add this letter to Earth & you get a scarcity|D (dearth)
23/05/2008|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$1000|hard|This orchestral giant can have up to 48 strings & measure more than 6 feet tall|a harp
04/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE ROAR OF THE GREASEPAINT|$800|hard|Dolly Parton wrote the music & lyrics for this show, Broadway-bound in 2009; what a way to make a livin'!|9 to 5
05/12/2001|Jeopardy!|SLOW NEWS DAY|$1000|hard|(Sarah)  Tonight, a hearing on whether these construction tools that include a man's name are harming your hearing|jackhammers
11/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$400|easy|On July 21, 1959, the first cargo ship powered by this was launched at Camden, New Jersey|Nuclear Power
09/09/2004|Jeopardy!|ROYAL HOUSES|$200|easy|George I’s father was elector of this, hence its turnover into a house name|Hanover
02/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WELL, I'LL BE A '30s WORD|$800|hard|From 1937, it's an aimless or casual scribble, not necessarily done by a Yankee|doodle
17/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SHADES OF BLUE|$2000|hard|A male bird of the family Phasianidae|peacock
05/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|COOKS & BOOKS|$1000|hard|His 1941 'Cook It Outdoors' was 1st cookbook ever on outdoor cooking|James Beard
22/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ADVERBS|$400|easy|From the Greek for 'local', it means applied externally to a particular part of the body|topically
16/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LIGHTS!  CAMERA!  ACTION MOVIE!|$200|easy|As Annie, the reluctant bus driver, Sandra Bullock ground through the gears in this 1994 action hit|Speed
23/03/2010|Jeopardy!|CAR CULTURE|$800|hard|Autoweek says the Viper from this car maker is fun, intimidating & flamboyant|Dodge
24/03/2000|Jeopardy!|THE 1980s|$200|easy|On March 24, 1989 it made headlines after it hit a reef in Prince William Sound|Exxon Valdez
24/06/2009|Jeopardy!|LOOK!  UP IN THE SKY!|$200|easy|Altocumulus & nimbostratus are middle types of these; is it weird I always see nuns when I look at them?|clouds
02/12/1988|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$800|hard|In 1975 'The Towering Inferno' won the Cinematographer Oscar, & this disaster film won for Sound|Earthquake
30/04/2002|Jeopardy!|POP THE QUESTION|$600|medium|This 1960 No. 1 song begins, 'Tonight you're mine completely, you give your love so sweetly'|Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow
18/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE WRATH OF CAAN|$2000|hard|In this 1999 film, gangster James is sent to carry out a revenge hit on Hugh Grant|Mickey Blue Eyes
01/02/2008|Final Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATION|None|None|A government website says it's 'a complete, complex language... said to be the 4th most commonly used' in the U.S.|American Sign Language
15/07/2005|Jeopardy!|VEGGIES' SCIENTIFIC NAMES|$800|hard|Brassica oleracea italica, it was once 'banished' from the White House kitchen|broccoli
01/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OBAMA'S CABINET|$400|easy|In the '70s this Secretary of State taught at the University of Arkansas School of Law|Hillary Clinton
02/05/2000|Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS|$500|medium|In 1999 stockade humor made a short-lived comeback in 'Thanks', a sitcom set in 1621 in this colony|Plymouth Colony
21/05/1999|Jeopardy!|FUN COUPLES IN HISTORY|$200|easy|Thomas Seymour, brother of this queen, was beheaded for scheming to marry the young Elizabeth I|Jane Seymour
03/10/2005|Jeopardy!|IN STYLE|$200|easy|In Style's first issue, in 1994, visited Barbra Streisand's pad in this wealthy California coastal community|Malibu
15/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GREEN DAY|$400|easy|You might feel a little green on March 17, this Saint's feast day|(St.) Patrick
13/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA?|$1200|hard|It's the Virginia landmark being guarded here|the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
01/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ART HISTORY|$2000|hard|This artist put himself in 'Las Meninas', painting a large canvas. He's behind the infante.|(Diego) Velázquez
12/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT AUTHORS|$2000|hard|She co-authored a book about 'The Decoration of Houses' before writing 'The House of Mirth'|Edith Wharton
03/06/2003|Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHY|$800|hard|Born in England in 1919, formed a famous partnership with Nureyev, died a dame in 1991|Margot Fonteyn
26/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'D' MEN|$1600|hard|In 1931 this famed lawyer narrated 'The Mystery of Life', a movie about evolution|Clarence Darrow
13/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LIT|$800|hard|His 'Life of Samuel Johnson' is often considered the greatest biography in the English language|James Boswell
12/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE LAW|$400|easy|This type of court is used to determine the validity of a deceased person's will|Probate
07/07/2000|Jeopardy!|LIFE SCIENCE|$100|easy|These animals, the only mammals that can truly fly, are not rodents|Bats
18/10/2002|Jeopardy!|BITS & PIECES|$600|medium|Seeing these new guests at the National Zoo, Clinton said he could be like them: sleep 20 hrs. a day & eat 4 hrs.|giant pandas
25/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTS NEED TO KNOW|$1200|hard|Gypsum wallboard is commonly known as this|sheetrock
16/03/2009|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC ALBUMS|$200|easy|Rolling Stone named this 1967 Beatles album the greatest of all time & deemed its cover a work of art|Sgt. Pepper's
04/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EYE ON THE UNIVERSE|$200|easy|A storm of ammonia clouds billowing 150 miles high is seen on this planet|Saturn
15/02/2006|Jeopardy!|MARVELOUS MARVEL|$400|easy|This vampire hunter's compatriots are Quincy Harker & Rachel van Helsing|Blade
07/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE TASTE OF LIECHTENSTEIN|$200|easy|In September 1990 Liechtenstein became a full member of this international organization|United Nations
17/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THAT'S ANCIENT HISTORY!|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows a map on the monitor.) The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World were spread out over three continents: 2 were in Africa, 3 in Asia, & the 2 in Europe were the Colossus of Rhodes & this other statue|the Statue of Zeus (at Olympia)
10/01/1997|Jeopardy!|WORLD TRAVEL|$300|easy|A magnificent collection of gold & jewels is displayed in the Gold room in this St. Petersburg museum|Hermitage
18/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA, LIKE IT OR NOT|$800|hard|Aptly, a female fox is the heroine of the 1924 opera 'The Cunning Little' this|Vixen
23/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BURIED AT ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY|$1200|hard|This rear admiral rests beneath a granite globe, with a bronze star marking the North Pole|(Robert) Peary
18/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR I|$1000|hard|A secret message from this German foreign secretary advocating a German-Mexican alliance angered the U.S.|Arthur (or Alfred) Zimmerman
08/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|DANCE|$200|easy|Niece of Cecil B DeMille, she choreographed the 1st ballet that included tap dancing|Agnes DeMille
04/02/2009|Jeopardy!|FUNERAL OFFICIANTS|$400|easy|The Archbishop of Canterbury who presided over this royal's 2002 service was the ninth in her long life|the Queen Mother
01/12/1989|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'Z'|$100|easy|It can follow temperate, torrid, time or twilight|zone
02/10/1985|Jeopardy!|TRIVIA|$200|easy|The only 2 letters not on a telephone dial|Q and Z
16/03/2000|Jeopardy!|A FASHIONABLE CATEGORY|$300|easy|Seen here on Dame Edna's dress, these sparkly decorations take their name from an old Italian coin:|sequins
11/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SEEMS LIKE ANCIENT TIMES|$200|easy|In olden Japan agricultural groups called Be were mainly busy producing this|Rice
29/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC OF THE NIGHT|$800|hard|In 1982 this soft pop duo from Australia found that 'Even the nights are better'|Air Supply
08/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'Y's GUYS|$1200|hard|For capturing a German machine gun nest in WWI, he was awarded the medal of honor|Sergeant York
06/02/2007|Jeopardy!|'V'OCABULARY|$200|easy|It's an inoculation against a particular disease|a vaccination
07/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$200|easy|Isabella II was proclaimed queen of this country a few days before her third birthday, in 1833|Spain
20/01/1997|Jeopardy!|6-LETTER WORDS|$100|easy|Popular for knickknacks, it's the shelf above a fireplace|Mantle
08/10/2001|Jeopardy!|TENNIS|$100|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from the tennis court)  Once meaning 'to hinder', it's the call on a serve when the ball hits the net & drops over|let
04/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ROCKET SCIENCE|$400|easy|The Atlas is an example of this first stage that lifts a multistage rocket off the ground|Booster
06/01/2004|Jeopardy!|THE WAR YEARS|$200|easy|In Indochina: 1957-1975|the Vietnam War
17/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$800|hard|He's the tightwad comedian heard here in the golden days of radio|Jack Benny
04/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE FLAGPOLE|$1200|hard|As they are so 'attractive', you should do this to metal poles that are outside & over 25 feet tall|ground them
29/12/2009|Jeopardy!|I CAN DO IT IN 5 'NOTE'S|$200|easy|Letter-perfect slang for a $100 bill|a c-note
23/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL|$1200|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from Grand Central Terminal in New York.) Opened officially February 2nd, 1913, Grand Central Terminal was designed in this French-named style that allows for vast interior spaces|Beaux Arts
06/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A WHITE WATER GLOSSARY|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew paddles a raft of her own.)  It's the simple 3-letter noun for a stretch of river that can be boated or a verb for trying it--here goes|run
03/07/1998|Jeopardy!|REAL ESTATE|$400|easy|In 1981, when Sears bought it, this 'banker' had 236 brokerage offices; today it has 10 times that|Coldwell Banker
26/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SHE USED TO BE IN CHARGE|$400|easy|President Isabel Peron|Argentina
04/06/1997|Jeopardy!|MONEY TALK|$100|easy|It's the regular payment made to support an ex-spouse|Alimony
19/10/2005|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL NAME'S THE SAME|$600|medium|Ward, Weisz & 'My Cousin'|Rachel
21/04/2006|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT TIMES|$1000|hard|Hetepheres was the mother of this Great Pyramid king; when her tomb was found, Mummy's mummy was missing|Cheops
08/12/2010|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL MAKEOVERS|$1000|hard|Add the hair and mustache, make the coat purple, & this Vermont man, sworn into office by his dad, president or prince?|Coolidge
08/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH THE PERIODIC TABLE|$400|easy|If all the elements were onstage with us, only bromine & this other element would be liquid|mercury
01/04/2011|Jeopardy!|VWLLSS MMMLS|$1000|hard|It's hoofed: NTLP|an antelope
05/07/2000|Jeopardy!|ON THE 'OUT's|$500|medium|It carries the rainwater from the gutter on the roof to the ground|a downspout
11/02/2000|Jeopardy!|NEW OLYMPIC SPORTS|$400|easy|At the 1998 Winter Olympics, the USA's Ross Powers won the bronze in the halfpipe event in this new Olympic sport|Snowboarding
31/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$200|easy|From east to west, it extends 20 miles from Makapuu Point to Pearl Harbor|Honolulu
10/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$1000|hard|The famous 'Sabre Dance' is from this Soviet-Armenian composer's ballet 'Gayane'|Aram Khachaturian
25/11/2010|Jeopardy!|KNOW YOUR RIGHTS|$1000|hard|The 4th Amendment says 'No warrants shall issue but upon' this 2-word phrase 'supported by oath or affirmation'|probable cause
13/10/2000|Jeopardy!|WHILE JOHN PAUL I WAS POPE|$100|easy|Sadat sat down to begin talks with Begin & Carter at this U.S. site September 6, 1978|Camp David
15/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MY NAME IS EARL WARREN|$2000|hard|I ruled that public school segregation was unconstitutional in this landmark 1954 case|Brown v. Board of Education
09/12/2002|Jeopardy!|VETERINARY AFFAIRS|$600|medium|Vets use antibiotics on fish suffering from 'rot' of this, whether dorsal or caudal|fin
26/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT TALK|$2000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew points out circles animated on a plot on the monitor.)  On a curve, the circles that best approximate the curvature at each point are called 'osculating circles', from the Latin 'osculare', to do this|kiss
22/12/1998|Jeopardy!|BOB HOPE|$200|easy|Bob's books include 'Confessions of a Hooker: My Lifelong Love Affair with' this|golf
06/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE U.S. MAP|$400|easy|Land o' Goshen! There's a city called Goshen in Elkhart County in this state|Indiana
15/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|Major tributaries of this beautiful blue river include the Inn of Austria & Germany & the Tisza of Hungary|Danube
06/10/2005|Jeopardy!|ALL OF OUR 'STONE'|$200|easy|You'll find this legendary object in a castle wall near Cork, Ireland & by the way, you're so suave & good-looking|the Blarney Stone
13/09/2000|Jeopardy!|'!'|$200|easy|I have found it!  The 1-word quotation found under Archimedes in 'Bartlett's'|Eureka!
13/03/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 1880s|$100|easy|De Beers Mining Company was established in 1880 to mine these gems|Diamonds
01/03/2005|Jeopardy!|ALSO AN APPLE VARIETY|$200|easy|Irish satirist Swift|Jonathan
23/06/2006|Jeopardy!|COWBOYS & INDIANS|$800|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from Grand Teton Nat'l Park in Wyoming.)  Created by native son George Ostrom, this trademark of the state of Wyoming is abbreviated BH&R|Bucking Horse & Rider
10/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$1200|hard|Rita Hayworth, Marilyn Monroe & Raquel Welch (in poster form) help Tim Robbins escape prison in this 1994 film|The Shawshank Redemption
28/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE STATUE OF LIBERTY|$1200|hard|Her poem about the Statue of Liberty says, 'Her mild eyes command / the air-bridged harbor that twin cities frame'|Emma Lazarus
14/11/2008|Jeopardy!|THE MYSTERIOUS WORLD OF THE KITCHEN|$1000|hard|Nothing's geting irradiated; it's simply this dish for keeping cooked food warm over a flame|a chafing dish
09/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FACTS ON FILE|$1000|hard|The Mayflower had to return to port twice because of this leaky companion ship, then left it behind|the Speedwell
14/11/2005|Jeopardy!|SCARY MOVIES|$200|easy|This 1999 movie says it's the footage shot by 3 film students who disappeared in the Maryland woods|The Blair Witch Project
03/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TV CITY SETTINGS|$2000|hard|'Thirtysomething'|Philadelphia
24/06/1998|Jeopardy!|'F' WORDS|$300|easy|Any Quaker, whether or not he's your buddy|Friend
28/01/1997|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$100|easy|Silas does this on his boat every weekend|Sails (for Silas)
17/10/1989|Jeopardy!|'P's & 'Q's|$500|medium|It's a 'hand'y synonym for chiromancy|palmistry or palm reading
13/07/2005|Jeopardy!|NOUN TO VERB|$1000|hard|'Relatively' speaking, it means to exempt someone already in business from new regulation|grandfather
27/02/1998|Jeopardy!|HELL-O JELL-O|$200|easy|In 1974 he began his long stint as Jell-O Pudding's spokesman|Bill Cosby
09/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS MATTERS|$3000|hard|Some early followers of this religion founded in England in the 1600s called themselves the Friends of Truth|the Quakers (or the Society of Friends)
23/04/2010|Jeopardy!|SINNERS|$800|hard|'I sin every single day', said this 2008 presidential candidate whose indiscretions keep coming to light|(John) Edwards
28/04/2005|Jeopardy!|ON THE 'GO'|$800|hard|This lively dance in triple time is usually performed by a couple with castanets, & accompanied by guitar|the fandango
10/06/2003|Final Jeopardy!|2001 NEWS|None|None|On May 9, 2001 he signed a state law banning punch-card voting|Jeb Bush (governor of Florida)
23/04/1990|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL FILMS|$100|easy|In a 1939 film, Spencer Tracy played Stanley & Cedric Hardwicke enacted this role, I presume|Dr. Livingstone
07/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY DESIGN|$600|medium|The U.S. pavilion at Montreal's Expo 67 was covered by one of these|a geodesic dome
30/01/2009|Jeopardy!|PLAYIN' WITH YOUR 'HEAD'|$800|hard|A monarch in title who has no real authority|a figurehead
09/12/2009|Jeopardy!|THE 'SHOW' ME STATE|$600|medium|A minor attraction that is part of a larger one, like at a circus or carnival|a sideshow
04/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GET A JOB ALREADY!|$200|easy|You can charge the neighbors 3 bucks simply to do this or $30 if you add detailing, light waxing & Armor-Alling|wash the car
05/03/2007|Jeopardy!|THE WEATHER REPORT|$800|hard|This post-shower delight is always in the opposite side of the sky from the sun|a rainbow
13/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|DIPLOMACY|$400|easy|What a difference this French term for 'A relaxing of tension' makes|Detente
21/07/2011|Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES' TRESSES|$200|easy|Veronica Lake's haircut that covered one eye was this style, also the name of a game played with small children|a peekaboo
06/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|THANKSGIVING|$600|medium|Though not a Pilgrim, he organized their militia & was written up by Longfellow|Miles Standish
28/11/2007|Jeopardy!|POTENT QUOTABLES|$400|easy|In this first year of his presidency, FDR delivered his 'The only thing we have to fear is fear itself' line|1933
22/11/1996|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$500|medium|This 825,000 acre Texas ranch introduced the Santa Cruz, a new breed of beef cattle, in 1995|The King Ranch
21/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICANS|$1000|hard|These Mexican Gulf Coast Indians were famous for carving giant heads from basalt|Olmecs
22/11/2006|Jeopardy!|THE MARRIER|$800|hard|Jeremy Thomas, Tom Green|Drew Barrymore
15/10/2001|Jeopardy!|AD CAMPAIGNS|$200|easy|A Sports Illustrated subscription drive popularized the phrase 'The Gift That' does this|Keeps on Giving
25/09/2001|Jeopardy!|LET'S CELEBRATE!|$400|easy|Also known as Shrove Tuesday, this lively celebration is held on the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday|Fat Tuesday (or Mardi Gras)
16/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$1000|hard|In 1918 this German received the Nobel Physics Prize for his quantum theory of radiation|Max Planck
14/01/2008|Jeopardy!|AMPHIBIOUS INVASIONS|$3000|hard|In WWI, an Allied amphibious assault on this Dardanelles port city collapsed after the Turks counterattacked|Gallipoli
15/11/2007|Jeopardy!|'IRA'|$1400|hard|The Motion Picture Association of America says this cost producers, theater owners, etc. $18.2 billion in 2005|piracy
01/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS MOUSTACHES|$1000|hard|In his revision of 'The Elements Of Style', E.B. White recalled the carefully edged moustache of this co-author|William Strunk, Jr.
21/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S NEVER TOO LATE|$2000|hard|Richard Adams was 52 when he hopped into prominence with this smash bestseller, his first novel|Watership Down
13/01/1986|Double Jeopardy!|'BOOK'S|$200|easy|The insect kind eats binding, and the human kind devours pages|bookworms
19/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT PLACES|$800|hard|Lycia, like Nicaea, was in what's now this Eurasian country|Turkey
13/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE RESTORATION|$400|easy|In the 1660s puppet shows featuring this pair, a hook-nosed hunchback & his shrewish wife, became popular|Punch & Judy
20/11/1996|Jeopardy!|NUMERICAL TV TITLES|$400|easy|On its 1978 debut, this ABC newsmagazine was hosted by Harold Hayes & Robert Hughes - they lasted one show|20/20
28/01/2003|Jeopardy!|ITALIAN GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|The east coast Italian cities of Rimini & Bari are found on this sea, an arm of the Mediterranean|Adriatic
23/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S UP, 'ESSE'?|$2000|hard|In steelmaking, the open-hearth process superseded this one named for Sir Henry|the Bessemer process
28/05/2007|Jeopardy!|CHESS NUTS|$2000|hard|It's the playing unit that's most often sacrificed in a gambit|a pawn
12/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS ON FILM|$400|easy|Philip Seymour Hoffman was him, writing 'In Cold Blood'|Truman Capote
26/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$200|easy|A plant's petiole is the slender stalk by which this is attached to a stem|Leaf
16/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE GUYS|$2000|hard|'General Chemistry', a 1947 textbook by this Peace & Chemistry Nobel winner, is still a useful introduction|(Linus) Pauling
29/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|PRIME MINISTERS|$400|easy|Jean Chretien, prime minister of this country, scuffled with a protester at a Flag Day celebration in February of 1996|Canada
22/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|JACKS OF ALL TRADES|$600|medium|Jack McCall is best remembered for shooting this frontiersman while he was playing poker|Wild Bill Hickok
15/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN THEIR ELEMENT|$2000|hard|There is just the value of this clue, no prize, for knowing this man for whom element 102 was named|(Alfred) Nobel
09/11/1992|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LITERATURE|$100|easy|'Jim Smiley and His Frog' was the original title of 'The Celebrated Jumping Frog of' this place|Calaveras County
08/01/1999|Jeopardy!|DON'T MISS THE BOAT|$400|easy|This New York harbor transport docks at the southernmost point of Manhattan|Staten Island Ferry
16/06/1999|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$300|easy|On April 22, 1889 'Sooners' staked claims hours ahead of schedule in Guthrie City in this territory's land grab|Oklahoma
16/03/2004|Jeopardy!|ON THE WATER|$800|hard|Ahoy!  It's another term for the principal mast aft of the mainmast|the mizzenmast
02/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE ADJECTIVES|$400|easy|A 1981 movie-within-a-movie: 'The ___ Lieutenant's Woman'|French
14/04/2006|Jeopardy!|GOVERNORS OF CALIFORNIA|$600|medium|In his inaugural address of January 2, 1967, he pledged to 'reduce the cost of government'|Reagan
22/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|JOHN DENVER LYRICS|$600|medium|'Take my hand and say you'll....' do this|Follow me
06/07/2006|Jeopardy!|TIME TO 'RE'-UP|$600|medium|6 letters: hairlines do this, get farther away into the distance|recede
09/06/2011|Jeopardy!|NAME THE AUTHOR|$1000|hard|'Reel'd from the sabre-stroke shatter'd and sunder'd. Then they rode back, but not, not the six hundred'|(Alfred Lord) Tennyson
12/10/2005|Jeopardy!|SHAKE YOUR TAIL FEATHER|$400|easy|Seen here is the trumpeter variety of this bird, whose name comes from an old word for 'singer'|a swan
11/11/1996|Jeopardy!|LET'S VISIT LIECHTENSTEIN|$300|easy|We have to be 'franc' in telling you this Alpine country runs Liechtenstein's postal system|Switzerland
23/11/2006|Jeopardy!|BRITISH BODIES OF WATER|$800|hard|This estuary of Scotland's Forth River extends 48 miles inland from the North Sea|Firth of Forth
07/05/1997|Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATION|$400|easy|These largest pachyderms communicate with infrasonic signals below the range of human hearing|Elephants
06/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. COINS|$600|medium|The 2 denominations that don't have grooves or milling around the edge|Nickels & pennies
27/06/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$300|easy|In 1907 Charles N. Haskell of Muskogee became this new state's first governor|Oklahoma
20/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$200|easy|Hitchcock was the 'master of' it            (8)|Suspense
18/07/2003|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$600|medium|The Jewish festival of Shavuot commemorates the revelation of the Torah at this site|Mount Sinai
14/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY CLASS|$800|hard|No joke, it's the part of the body that contains vitreous humor & aqueous humor|Eye
07/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|OHIO|$200|easy|Ohio's state beverage is this, the juice that looks like V-8|Tomato juice
29/09/1998|Jeopardy!|CBS TV AT 50|$1000|hard|This CBS show was No. 1 in the primetime ratings for each season from 1972 to 1976|All in the Family
25/06/2008|Jeopardy!|'G' WHIZ!|$800|hard|Endocrine or exocrine, for example|gland
13/10/2011|Jeopardy!|VIDEO GAME HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1984 this 76er & Larry Bird went 'one-on-one' for the Commodore 64|Dr. J
22/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SHOW ME THE MONEY SLANG|$2000|hard|Ossicles|bones
22/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MIXED DRINKS|$800|hard|Beg, 'borough' or steal to get one: THAT MANNA|Manhattan
09/09/2008|Jeopardy!|U.S. COINS|$400|easy|As with a sculpture, this term refers to a portrait on a coin that shows the head, neck & upper shoulders|a bust
30/09/1998|Jeopardy!|UR IN URUGUAY|$300|easy|Long romanticized in literature, these cowboys tend ranches called estancias|Gauchos
16/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE APARTMENT BUILDING|$1600|hard|These common, crawly apartment insects have German, brown-banded & American species|cockroaches
08/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COURT CASES|$400|easy|In 1962's Engel v. Vitale the Supreme Court eliminated this practice in New York State's public schools|Prayer
01/06/2011|Jeopardy!|STATE SLOGANS|$600|medium|'Great Potatoes, Tasty Destinations'|Idaho
03/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$200|easy|Called the German Athens in the 19th century, this Wisc. city is a leading center of German culture in the U.S.|Milwaukee
29/03/2010|Jeopardy!|TV NAMES|$1000|hard|An office comedy: 'Better Off ____'|Ted
31/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GREAT ALEXANDERS|$800|hard|Some of the moons of Uranus are named for characters created by this British poet & essayist|(Alexander) Pope
25/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GIVE ME SOME SPACE!|$400|easy|One cookbook inspired by this film series features recipes for Death Star popcorn balls & Wookiee cookies|Star Wars
30/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$400|easy|Stone tools were first used during this period known as the 'Old Stone Age'|Paleolithic
03/02/1999|Jeopardy!|STATE NICKNAMES|$100|easy|The 'Creole State'|Louisiana
14/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE AM I?|$1600|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from on location.)  I'm at a 1902 estate built by railroad mogul Henry Flagler in this state|Florida
24/02/2003|Jeopardy!|AL GORE RHYTHMS|$400|easy|His job from 1985 to 1993|U.S. Senator
07/06/2004|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC SAINTS|$800|hard|The Diavolezza & the Piz Corvatsch are famous ski areas near this Swiss resort|St. Moritz
01/05/2007|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$600|medium|Much of the trendy Back Bay area of this state capital is built on a landfill|Boston
12/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|YOU DESERVE A METAL|$400|easy|Car bumpers are usually coated with this glossy metal that's corrosion-resistant|chromium
23/12/2010|Jeopardy!|TV TITLE PLACES|$800|hard|It premiered the day before 'E.R.': '___ Hope'|Chicago
03/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NATURAL BORN KILTERS|$800|hard|Kirriemuir, Scotland must have seemed like Neverland to this author born there in 1860|(James) Barrie
14/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MIND YOUR SHAKESPEARE 'P's & 'Q's|$2000|hard|Fruity surname of Peter in 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'|Quince
29/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BRUSHED WITH SUCCESS|$600|medium|Jasper Johns' 1958 work 'Three Flags' shows 3 U.S. flags when they had this many stars|48
24/03/2004|Jeopardy!|'MINI' BAR|$200|easy|The Dodge Caravan & the Plymouth Voyager, for example|minivan
04/04/2008|Jeopardy!|MAKE IT STICK|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew sticks some white stuff on the bottom of a vase.) A quick, adhering substance that holds valuables in place & won't harm wood shelves is sold as this type of putty, named for the type of institution that uses it|museum putty
16/07/1999|Jeopardy!|'TIE' ME UP|$500|medium|Sometimes this colorful accessory is required|Black tie
26/09/2005|Jeopardy!|SUCH AUGUST GENTLEMEN|$1000|hard|Augustus was the middle name of this 'Lucky' hero born in 1902|(Charles A.) Lindbergh
07/12/2001|Jeopardy!|THE APOLLO THEATER|$200|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew on the stage of the Apollo Theater in Harlem)  Especially on Amateur Night, performers like to rub what's known as the tree of this, & yes, it springs eternal|hope
09/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|I, KANT|$1200|hard|2 ways of gaining knowledge described by Kant were 'a posteriori' & this Latin opposite|a priori
11/12/1996|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$100|easy|In accepting this charter, King John acknowledged that he too was subject to the law of the land|Magna Carta
05/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NUN BUT THE BRAVE|$200|easy|3-word title of Sister Helen Prejean's powerful account of being a death row counselor|Dead Man Walking
04/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PLANT LIFE|$2000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows some leaf shapes on the monitor.)  Leaf shapes include lanceolate, ovate & this one, also with the 'a-t-e' ending, that's shaped like a cook's flipping & spreading tool|spatulate
24/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DAYTIME TV|$1000|hard|This Barbara Walters daytime show used set pieces from 'The City', the soap it replaced|The View
08/06/2009|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$600|medium|This system was introduced in U.S. autos in 1978 to help keep control when stopping|antilock brakes (ABS)
28/12/1999|Jeopardy!|1999 BOFFO B.O.|$400|easy|The summer's most anticipated movie, it quickly became the third highest-grossing domestic film of all time|Star Wars: The Phantom Menace
28/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$1200|hard|Sherman's campaign for this city took 3 months in 1864|Atlanta
17/03/2009|Jeopardy!|ADVERBIALLY YOURS|$1000|hard|From the Greek for 'diagonal', it means 'directly' when found modifying the word 'opposed'|diametrically
07/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HOTEL CALIFORNIA|$2000|hard|No need to travel down a dark desert highway to reach this themed inn in San Luis Obispo with a virginal name|the Madonna Inn
28/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$1200|hard|Books based on his BBC Radio lectures during WWII include 'The Screwtape Letters' & 'Mere Christianity'|C.S. Lewis
19/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT PAPAL|$400|easy|The first pope with this name lasted 4 years; No. II, only one; we're presently on XVI & wish him well|Benedict
29/01/2010|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL YOUTH|$800|hard|National Geographic profiled a leopard teaching her cub, called Legadema, the skills & stealth to do this|hunt
23/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$1000|hard|On June 23, 1923 he began carving on Stone Mountain, completing Robert E. Lee's head within 7 months|Gutzon Borglum
21/09/2010|Jeopardy!|THAT HURTS!|$200|easy|In 1954 Becton, Dickinson & Company created the first mass-produced disposable these items for vaccines|syringes
19/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TEEN QUEENS|$800|hard|18 when she became queen in 1837, she reigned for 63 years|Victoria
26/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|READ 'EM & WEEP|$800|hard|Dalton Trumbo's 1939 novel about an incapacitated soldier is titled this man 'Got His Gun'|Johnny
14/10/2004|Jeopardy!|FOOD, GLORIOUS FOOD|$600|medium|The Red Delicious apple was originally called the Hawkeye apple; it was developed in an orchard in this state|Iowa
19/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE KIDS|$1200|hard|In 1808 at age 5, war hero Luis Alves de Lima e Silva joined an infantry unit in this large South American country|Brazil
08/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPE'S GOT TALENT TOO|$400|easy|Alberto Hidalgo & his happy feet can tap 734 times a minute while performing this Spanish dance|the flamenco
18/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'M'EDITERRANEAN|$400|easy|It's the westernmost African country on the Mediterranean|Morocco
30/09/1985|Jeopardy!|SPORTS STADIUMS|$100|easy|Artificial grass named for the site of its 1st installation|AstroTurf
24/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS HOLDS|$1000|hard|Bob Seagren|Pole (for the pole vault)
07/10/2002|Jeopardy!|'I' OBJECT|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports)  While these were first patented in 1819, it wasn't until the 1990s that they really took off|inline skates
08/09/1992|Double Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$200|easy|She dedicated her song 'Words Upon The Wind' to her mother, Princess Grace|Princess Stephanie (of Monaco)
05/10/2000|Jeopardy!|I'M HUNGRY|$100|easy|'I scream, you scream, we all scream for' this dessert|ice cream
18/03/1998|Jeopardy!|ALL EARS|$100|easy|Chew on this: in the 'Bite of the Century' Mike Tyson bit off a bit of this boxer's ear|Evander Holyfield
08/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ISLAM|$600|medium|The first one of the 5 of these is at fajr, 'dawn'; the last at isha, 'evening'|prayers
18/04/1997|Jeopardy!|BOOK PARTS|$200|easy|Posted on the front end paper, it bears the owner's name & often a design|Book plate
13/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'BOO'!|$400|easy|It's slang for liquor smugglers, from where they would often hide their hooch|bootleggers
05/11/1999|Jeopardy!|SCHOOL PLAYS|$500|medium|A woman wants to bury her brother against the king's wishes in this tragedy by Sophocles|Antigone
26/03/1990|Jeopardy!|11-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|Breathing in & out|Respiration
15/12/1999|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS BEARS|$100|easy|Park that's home to the bears seen here: (Yogi & Boo Boo)|Jellystone Park
13/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PAUL REVERE|$400|easy|Boston's Museum of Fine Arts has an impressive collection of Revere's work in this metal|silver
09/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TRIVIAL STEW|$600|medium|She lived in a canyon, wore size 9 shoes & was gone forever after drowning in a duck pond at 9 in the morning|(My Darling) Clementine
05/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A GROUP THING|$600|medium|Gawain, Lancelot, Tristram & many other knights, named because they sat as equals|Knights of the Round Table
26/06/1997|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$400|easy|In this 1970 film, Dustin Hoffman played a 121-year-old survivor of the Custer massacre|Little Big Man
06/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CHRIS & TELL|$2000|hard|The film 'Chris & Don: A Love Story' is about painter Don Bachardy & this author of 'Goodbye to Berlin'|Christopher Isherwood
04/05/2011|Jeopardy!|AN APPLE FOR TEACHER|$800|hard|Apples fall into 3 broad categories: dessert, cooking & the kind named for this juice of the apple|cider
25/04/1997|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|Act I, scene 1 of this play is set in front of Priam's palace in Troy|Troilus and Cressida
18/03/2004|Jeopardy!|C PLUS|$800|hard|C plus human fur equals this, something to sit on|chair
07/02/2011|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER 'S' WORDS|$400|easy|Meaning 'half', it's a combining form borrowed from Latin|semi-
11/10/2006|Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY POST OFFICE|$800|hard|In 2002 the Post Office reported that more than 3,000 letter carriers suffered injury due to these|dog bites
26/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shoes a horse.)  A blacksmith who shoes horses is referred to by this name from the Latin for 'iron'|a farrier
13/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS BY MIDDLE NAME|$800|hard|British novelist & satirist Makepeace|William Makepeace Thackeray
03/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$800|hard|This Jack London title canine is tormented by one of his owners to make him savage enough to win dogfights|White Fang
27/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' CHARACTERS|$800|hard|Nathan Zuckerman, Trick E. Dixon, Alexander Portnoy|Philip Roth
20/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SECTS|$1000|hard|This sect's melody, ''Tis A Gift To Be Simple' was used by Aaron Copland in his 'Appalachian Spring'|the Shakers
07/02/2001|Jeopardy!|THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD|$400|easy|Singing partners including Bono & Barbra Streisand helped make this 1993 album Frank's biggest success in years|Duets
31/12/1997|Jeopardy!|BOWL GAME NAMES|$300|easy|Jacksonville's bowl, we're glad they didn't call it the Croc Pot|Gator Bowl
26/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1500|hard|The books in Libbie Hyman's 6-volume study of these have spines; by definition, the creatures in them don't|Invertebrates
19/09/2007|Jeopardy!|ALSO A PLAYING CARD|$600|medium|In 2007 102-year-old Elsie McClean became the oldest person ever  to achieve one of these on a golf course|an ace
22/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE GERMAN|$1600|hard|Atomic number 27, this silvery metallic element is named for a cave-goblin|cobalt
06/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE EMERALD ISLE|$800|hard|It's the one-word term for the traditional 6 counties known as Northern Ireland|Ulster
16/11/1999|Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$500|medium|Michael, Cindy, Christina|Crawford
28/10/1992|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS COUPLES|$100|easy|This actress is married to French director Louis Malle|Candice Bergen
20/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ACTOR-DIRECTORS|$600|medium|Many of the films he directed starred his wife, Gena Rowlands|John Cassavetes
02/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO THE 1950S|$800|hard|Gandhi would be happy to see this demeaned caste he called Harijan has been abolished|Untouchables
31/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ARE YOU AN -INI?|$2000|hard|His last name begins with the 5-letter title of a Puccini opera he conducted|(Arturo) Toscanini
12/12/1997|Jeopardy!|HAMMERS|$400|easy|A 1st century B.C. maxim of Publilius Syrus says it's when you should hammer your iron|When it's hot
12/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE OPERATIC BLANK|$2000|hard|Beethoven: '______'|Fidelio
15/03/2000|Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$400|easy|For this, the book 'Skin Deep' recommends such treatments as witch hazel or a cool bath|Sunburn
28/04/2011|Jeopardy!|'CHARM'ED, I'M SURE|$800|hard|A place where social graces are taught|a charm school
29/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PROFILES IN CARVAGE|$1000|hard|They're the 'Starr' witnesses seen here:|Linda Tripp & Monica Lewinsky
11/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|SPELLING|$400|easy|Shared last name of leaders of India assassinated in 1948 & 1984|G-A-N-D-H-I
08/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|COMPUTERS|$600|medium|Term describing materials like silicon, halfway between an insulator & a conductor|Semiconductor
16/03/2011|Jeopardy!|LET'S KICK SOME NIXON AROUND|$1000|hard|The Arizona didn't sink again, but journalist Walter Lippmann dubbed Nixon's 1958 visit to Latin America a 'diplomatic' this|Pearl Harbor
25/01/1999|Jeopardy!|IN A NUTSHELL|$300|easy|To make a traditional pesto sauce, you need these nuts|Pine nuts
06/11/2009|Jeopardy!|THE TEENS|$800|hard|Number of nights in a fortnight|14
14/10/2009|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LIT|$600|medium|As the word 'born' in the first sentence of this book creeped people out, E.B. White changed it to 'arrived'|Stuart Little
04/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CASABLANCA|$400|easy|The Portuguese called the city Casa Branca, which, like its present name, means this|White house
14/07/2003|Jeopardy!|THE REAL MIDDLE EARTH|$800|hard|As the name implies, this type of rock, like slate, has been transformed by heat & pressure deep in the Earth|metamorphic
21/05/1998|Jeopardy!|CANADIAN CITIES|$100|easy|English is also widely spoken in this largest French-speaking city outside of Paris|Montreal
21/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|STARS OF THE SILENT SCREEN|$600|medium|It's reported Francis X. Bushman refused the use of a stunt double in this 1926 classic's chariot race|Ben Hur
28/12/1999|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN CAPITALS|$200|easy|This Kenyan capital's name is derived from a Masai word meaning 'place of cool waters'|Nairobi
26/01/1998|Jeopardy!|ODDS|$500|medium|They're the odds of pulling 1 of the 4 aces from a full, shuffled deck|1 in 13
22/11/1996|Jeopardy!|TRAITORS|$100|easy|In 1781 this traitor's troops massacred the American militia at Fort Griswold in CT|Benedict Arnold
30/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY|$1000|hard|Some say this underworld canine has serpents entwined around his multiple necks|Cerberus
24/12/1996|Jeopardy!|MAY DAYS|$400|easy|His U-2 reconnaissance plane was shot down over Russia May 1, 1960|Francis Gary Powers
29/06/2011|Jeopardy!|GOING GREEN|$800|hard|A recent study found Gliocladium roseum, a parasitic one of these organisms, can produce a gas termed myco-diesel|a fungus
11/03/2004|Jeopardy!|HOOKED ON PHOENIX|$600|medium|This pro team plays its home games at Phoenix' Bank One Ballpark|the Diamondbacks
05/09/1989|Jeopardy!|LBJ|$200|easy|When Lyndon took his oath of office in 1965, his wife had a firm grip on this book|the (family) Bible
28/06/1988|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICAN WOMEN|None|None|On Aug. 25, 1835, at age 22, she died in a farmhouse outside New Salem, Illinois|Ann Rutledge
08/11/2005|Jeopardy!|THE STARS|$800|hard|In about 22,000 years, Thuban in the constellation Draco will hold this distinction now held by Polaris|The North Star
27/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|Large hydroelectric facilities were built at this city in New York state in the 1890s|Niagara Falls
25/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SEEING THE LIGHT|$2000|hard|Light can be interpreted either as particles called these or as waves called, uh, waves|photons
06/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COMPUTER MILESTONES|$2000|hard|1994: Netscape releases this efficient Internet browser|Navigator
30/12/1996|Jeopardy!|FURNITURE|$400|easy|Japanning is a term for applying varnishes to simulate the appearance of this coating|Lacquer
08/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$400|easy|These islands famous for their ponies form the northernmost part of Scotland|the Shetlands
28/06/2011|Jeopardy!|LA CATEGORIE JEOPARDY!|$400|easy|Les potables virils|Potent Potables
26/09/1984|Jeopardy!|MONEY|$100|easy|Currency where you'll find Lincoln's name on front & back|the five-dollar bill
30/03/2001|Jeopardy!|CHANGE THE VOWEL|$200|easy|It's 'The 1 1/2 Calorie Breath Mint'|Tic Tac
19/03/2009|Jeopardy!|OTHER PLACES TO GAMBLE|$400|easy|In 1953 Newsweek said that Onassis didn't break the bank at this town--he bought the casino|Monte Carlo
15/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH TV|$800|hard|The actor who played the title role in this 'hairy' '90s sitcom was changed 3 times in 3 years & no one noticed!|Harry and the Hendersons
12/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$3500|hard|Down's Syndrome can be determined by analyzing this fluid enveloping the fetus in the womb|Amniotic fluid
25/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTS|$200|easy|Baptiste Androuet du Cerceau designed the Pont Neuf across this river|Seine
02/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NATURE WALK|$600|medium|Seen here, it looks like any other bird & gets its name because it can sound like any other bird|mockingbird
27/03/1997|Final Jeopardy!|ANCIENT CITIES|None|None|The ancient city of Byzantium occupied the site of what is now this city|Istanbul, Turkey
28/02/1997|Jeopardy!|ANNIVERSARY GIFTS|$300|easy|This gift for the 35th anniversary is the horny skeleton of marine invertebrates|Coral
15/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$2000|hard|Donor of a hepatic organ|a liver giver
17/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE DICTIONARY|$800|hard|This -ology, the history of a word, appears in square brackets following the definition of the word|the etymology
12/05/1999|Jeopardy!|BORN IN THE WINDY CITY|$100|easy|This Chicago native worked as a DJ in Vietnam & a weatherman in Nashville before hosting 'Wheel of Fortune'|Pat Sajak
19/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMA|$800|hard|A brother & sister argue over the fate of a piano in this Pulitzer-winning play by August Wilson|The Piano Lesson
28/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MEANINGFUL STAGE NAMES|$800|hard|This Mindfreak-y performer changed his name from Christopher Sarantakos|Criss Angel
31/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE SCIENCE GEEK|$1200|hard|He said he's lucky to have chosen theoretical physics--his work isn't affected by his degenerative disease|Stephen Hawking
05/03/2008|Jeopardy!|SPORTS NICKNAMES|$200|easy|This NBA All-Star was known as 'Pip'|Scottie Pippen
08/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GIVE ME THE 'AX'|$600|medium|Slang for a rock guitarist or a jazz saxophonist|Axman
21/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LOUISIANA LORE|$2000|hard|Tomb 347 in New Orleans' St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 is reputed to contain the remains of this most famous Voodoo queen|Marie Laveau
25/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MICHELLE PFEIFFER PFILMS|$400|easy|Michelle plays Velma Von Tussle, mother of dance princess Amber, in this 2007 movie|Hairspray
02/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BIRD UP!|$1600|hard|A bird of prey, the harpy species of this bird is even known to attack monkeys for food|the eagle
12/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE NOT BOOING, THEY'RE SAYING...|$1600|hard|...the name of this Sunoco founding family that established charitable trusts|Pew
06/03/2000|Jeopardy!|HORROR MOVIE VILLAINS|$500|medium|'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre'|Leatherface
25/05/1999|Jeopardy!|ONE WORD OFF|$300|easy|An earnest man's the noblest work of God|earnest (for honest)
18/07/2000|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SITCOM EPISODES|$300|easy|'Never Trust a Naked Martian'|My Favorite Martian
09/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TV WOMEN|$1600|hard|Lauren & she stopped speaking after she moved in with Spencer--on MTV's 'The Hills', duh|Heidi
07/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'F' IN ANATOMY|$1000|hard|They're also called oviducts|fallopian tubes
06/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD|$800|hard|Ribbon-shaped noodles, sweet butter, cream, parmesan cheese & black pepper make up this pasta dish|Fettucine Alfredo
11/03/2002|Jeopardy!|THE FICTION FILE|$600|medium|Don't let anyone spoil it by giving you the ending of her book 'The Murder of Roger Ackroyd'|Dame Agatha Christie
10/04/1996|Jeopardy!|'HOO'|$200|easy|Any Indianan|Hoosier
17/04/2000|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'B'|$100|easy|It's a British bottom or an American tramp|Bum
22/12/2009|Jeopardy!|DOUGH!|$200|easy|Some suggest eliminating this coin; the mint spends $134 million a year to produce $80 million worth|the penny
16/04/2007|Jeopardy!|TODAY'S HOROSCOPE|$200|easy|This 'chaste' sixth sign of the Zodiac gets bold today! You're feminine, but you can play with the big boys!|Virgo
16/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THAWS|$200|easy|In 2009 the President spoke of 'a new beginning' with this nearby island nation|Cuba
13/11/2002|Jeopardy!|THAT'S OLD NEWS|$200|easy|Much of Moscow was burned to the ground in 1812 when this emperor's troops occupied the city|Napoleon
18/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL FOLKS|$400|easy|He gave Charlie a tour of his chocolate factory|Willy Wonka
15/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE OH WHERE|$600|medium|In 1959 the car-making city of Koromo, Japan changed its nameplate to this|Toyota
09/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$600|medium|Piscatology refers to the art or science of this sport|Fishing
25/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THROWING THE BOOK AT YOU|$1200|hard|This 1996 novel detailing a woman's Jamaican adventure spent 21 weeks on the N.Y. Times bestseller list|How Stella Got Her Groove Back
19/12/2000|Jeopardy!|DID I HEAR THAT RIGHT?|$400|easy|George W. Bush once referred to these 2 trade obstacles as 'terriers & bariffs'|Tariffs & barriers
02/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS|$400|easy|This title character's partner-in-crime was Mrs. Lovett, who baked & sold meat pies|Sweeney Todd
28/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LABOR UNIONS|$1000|hard|He took over leadership of the Teamsters when JImmy Hoffa went to jail in 1967, & led them until 1981|Frank Fitzsimmons
04/11/1991|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS|$100|easy|This paper launched in 1982 is now America's second-largest|USA Today
31/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN 'T' ROOM|$400|easy|The taiga is the forest land of Russia & this is its nearly treeless northern belt|Tundra
03/05/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|Butte is in Montana; a city named for this similar land form is in Arizona|Mesa
16/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S THAT MAN?|$1200|hard|'The Man with One Red Shoe'|Tom Hanks
09/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'F'|$1000|hard|Feydeau's forte (5)|Farce
17/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'EYE', MATEY!|$1600|hard|Referring to animals you shouldn't challenge, scientists use the abbreviation NEC, for 'No' this|Eye Contact
30/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$800|hard|The loud surprise in his 'Surprise' Symphony comes during a soft passage in the second movement|Haydn
12/11/1992|Jeopardy!|LACROSSE|$500|medium|The sport was named & developed in what's now this country, where it's a national game|Canada
23/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THIS MEANS WAR!|$400|easy|Churchill's famous statement about the R.A.F. begins 'Never in the field of human' this|Conflict
01/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL WORDS & PHRASES|$400|easy|The name of this color is from the Latin for 'sea water'|Aquamarine
02/12/2004|Jeopardy!|SHAPE UP|$800|hard|Shapely two-word location of the people seen here, May 5th, 1973|the winner's circle
16/02/1987|Jeopardy!|CURRENT EVENTS|$500|medium|In 1986, for the 1st time ever, 2 women ran against each other for gov. in this plains state|Nebraska
17/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAIRS|$1200|hard|The Bad Boys of Magic: Penn &  ______|Teller
30/04/2001|Jeopardy!|DEATH & TEXAS|$400|easy|Born in El Paso in 1921, this 'Star Trek' creator crossed 'the final frontier' in 1991|Gene Roddenberry
13/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COMIC BOOKS|$800|hard|'Leading with my Chin'|Jay Leno
05/01/2004|Jeopardy!|DO I KNOW YOU FROM SOMEWHERE?|$400|easy|Also known as Abu Mazen or 'Father of Mazen', he became Palestinian prime minister in 2003 but later resigned|Mahmoud Abbas
09/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL NAMES|$2000|hard|This South American monkey seen here is named for its soft, thick fur|a wooly monkey
27/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S EAT CHINESE|$200|easy|This liquid, especially the white type, usually provides the sour in sweet-&-sour sauce|Vinegar
18/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC ALIASES|$400|easy|Alecia Moore got this nickname as a child, years before she dyed her hair accordingly|Pink
27/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$600|medium|On or about April 19, Maine & this other New England state celebrate Patriot's Day|Massachusetts
05/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SOLDIERS|$800|hard|As German president, this field marshal seen here made a bad choice in appointing a chancellor|Paul von Hindenburg
14/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|On January 21, 1977 this president pardoned several thousand Vietnam War draft evaders|Jimmy Carter
19/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|REAL MEN OF SCIENCE|$2000|hard|Introduced in 1856, his process, using blasts of air to remove impurities, made the mass production of steel possible|Henry Bessemer
16/05/2005|Jeopardy!|BARRIERS|$1000|hard|From the Latin 'palus' come the words 'pale', a stake or picket, & this word for a barrier made up of pales|a palisade
02/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|Soc Trang & Can Tho are in the south of this Asian nation|Vietnam
11/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL ASYLUM|$400|easy|Before his life sentence for Nazi collaboration, Philippe Petain of this country got a parade in N.Y. for heroism in WWI|France
14/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$800|hard|There are viral and bacterial types of this, the inflammation of the membranes covering the brain & spinal cord|meningitis
08/01/2003|Jeopardy!|SPORTING GOODS|$800|hard|Kevlar, used in bulletproof vests, is used by Wilson to make these balls that you may kick or head|a soccer ball
23/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRATED AFRICAN-AMERICANS|$800|hard|He started 'warming the bench' in 1967|Thurgood Marshall
26/12/2007|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL BOOKS|$1000|hard|Jose Chung speaks to FBI agents before writing 'From Outer Space' about an alien abduction on this show|The X-Files
15/10/2007|Jeopardy!|1907|$400|easy|With this man as president, the government budget was $579 million & unemployment stood at 2.8%|Teddy Roosevelt
11/07/2011|Jeopardy!|CABINET DEPARTMENTS|$600|medium|OSHA, the Occupational Safety & Health Administration, is a part of this department|the Department of Labor
02/04/1997|Jeopardy!|AUGUST|$200|easy|On August 12, 1867 President Johnson named this Civil War general his new Secretary of War|Ulysses S. Grant
14/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR YOUTH|$2000|hard|At age 20, she was nominated for playing Emma Thompson's sister in 'Sense and Sensibility'|Kate Winslet
05/02/1986|Jeopardy!|COOKING TERMS|$100|easy|To brush melted mutter on the Thanksgiving turkey at regular intervals|baste
20/02/2008|Jeopardy!|CAFETERIA|$600|medium|Caesar salad--great!  As long as it doesn't include pieces of these small salty fish, like last time|anchovies
08/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE, PLACES & THINGS WE KNOW|$400|easy|If someone wants you caught & is offering a reward, you have this 'on your head'|a price
09/11/2010|Jeopardy!|ROOMMATES|$200|easy|Al Gore & Tommy Lee Jones were roommates at this Ivy League school|Harvard
01/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE 19th CENTURY|$800|hard|29-year-old slave Harriet Tubman escaped in 1849, went north & became a 'conductor' on this|Underground Railroad
25/02/1998|Jeopardy!|WHAT'CHA GOT COOKIN'?|$300|easy|I'm making passover breakfast fun by using this unleavened bread in a version of French toast|matzah
18/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LOUIS ARMSTRONG|$200|easy|Armstrong learned cornet at the Colored Waifs' Home; he switched to this larger instrument later|Trumpet
13/04/2005|Jeopardy!|STATES OF THE UNION|$200|easy|Biscayne National Park is a water park in the southern part of this state|Florida
23/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ROLE|$400|easy|Walter Huston, Henry Fonda, Raymond Massey & Hal Holbrook all played this Kentucky-born president|Abraham Lincoln
31/01/2005|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$800|hard|Portuguese is spoken by more than 150 million people; 80% of them live in this country|Brazil
24/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE ROMANTICS|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Venice, Italy)  This poet talked about freedom at the Cafe Florian & later journeyed to help the Greeks fight for freedom|(Lord) Byron
20/07/2005|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$200|easy|For heartburn these are a must|Tums (for must)
09/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SHELLFISH|$1600|hard|The spider type of this is often sold as the snow type--a bit more appetizing|a crab
23/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY|$400|easy|On January 3, 2004 a spacecraft named Spirit successfully landed in Gusev Crater here to search for life|Mars
11/11/1996|Jeopardy!|THE 'A' LIST|$200|easy|This largest artery carries blood away from the heart|the aorta
29/12/2008|Jeopardy!|A MUSICAL MENU|$800|hard|To soak up some of the food, let's quaff this golden Irish lager|Harp
01/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BEYOND .COM|$400|easy|It indicates a website about employment, not about a founder of Apple|.jobs
09/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS MATTERS|$400|easy|This leader's enthronement ceremony took place when he was 4, in the iron-dragon year (1940, to us)|the Dalai Lama
24/01/2007|Jeopardy!|IT DON'T MEAN A 'THING'|$800|hard|Raiment or apparel|clothing
08/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH CLASS|$400|easy|Open up a French datebook & you might see janvier & avril, names of these|months
02/01/2008|Jeopardy!|IT'S ON THE TIP OF MY TONGUE|$800|hard|Oh yeah, this car company...  It makes the Explorer & the Excursion...  I can't believe I'm blanking here...|Ford
30/05/2008|Jeopardy!|PAPERS|$1000|hard|This city's newspapers include The Globe & The Christian Science Monitor|Boston
22/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SIBLING REVELRY|$400|easy|Jimmy Dorsey's brother, this big band leader, once had Frank Sinatra as a vocalist|Tommy Dorsey
15/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BEVERAGE BRANDS|$400|easy|Developed at the University of Florida in the 1960s, this sports drink's ingredients include glucose and water|Gatorade
06/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHS & LEGENDS|$200|easy|According to Collier's Encyclopedia, this son of Cronus had more than 3 dozen kids|Zeus
16/10/2002|Jeopardy!|JEAN-CLAUDE VAN DAMME|$400|easy|In 1987 Jean-Claude appeared uncredited in this jungle action film starring Arnold Schwarzenegger & Jesse Ventura|Predator
14/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TV SHOW CASTING CALL|$800|hard|Richard Dean Anderson as a resourceful agent of the Phoenix Foundation|MacGyver
27/12/1999|Jeopardy!|THE MONROE DOCTRINE|$300|easy|Monroe studied acting at his Actors Studio in New York for a year|Lee Strasberg
07/11/1997|Jeopardy!|1997 MOVIE AD LINES|$200|easy|'Protecting the jungle from the scum of the Earth'|George of the Jungle
25/03/1998|Jeopardy!|A 'B' CITY|$200|easy|In 1937 the Loyalists in Spain made this city their capital|Barcelona
05/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$1000|hard|Named for a monastery, this group led by Robespierre instigated France's reign of terror in 1793|the Jacobins
05/12/2002|Jeopardy!|SWISS FAMILY FUN|$1000|hard|In February, schoolchildren in the village of Scoul build the Hom Strom, or 'Man of' this, & set him aflame|straw
29/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$200|easy|National UNICEF Day & National Magic Day are observed on this date, the same as Halloween|October 31
08/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$1600|hard|Heat a soda can with 1 tsp. of water in it, then invert it in a pot of water & it'll collapse by atmospheric this|pressure
22/06/2006|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL QUOTATIONS|$600|medium|After this April 1775 battle John Adams said, 'The die was cast, the Rubicon passed'|Concord & Lexington
12/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES IN THE NOOSE|$1500|hard|Killers Perry Smith & Dick Hickock, whose crime inspired this Truman Capote book, were hanged in 1965|In Cold Blood
09/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SAY YOUR PRAYERS|$400|easy|At the end of his life, this man prayed for the strength to avenge himself on the Philistines|Samson
10/09/2002|Jeopardy!|ROCKIN' STUPID ANSWERS|$600|medium|In a 1978 song, this group asked, 'Who Are You?'|The Who
01/12/2004|Jeopardy!|DECEMBER 1st|$1000|hard|1941: The C.A.P., this nonmilitary U.S. Air Force auxiliary, is created|the Civil Air Patrol
12/01/1990|Jeopardy!|ONE   SONG|$100|easy|1-word title of the following, David & Jonathan were the only group to have a Top 40 hit with it:|Michelle
16/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$400|easy|As they approach the sun, some of these develop tails as long as 100 million miles|a comet
19/05/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 50th GRAMMYS|$1000|hard|In a surprise, this jazz legend won Album of the Year for 'River: The Joni Letters'|Herbie Hancock
24/06/2010|Jeopardy!|LET'S ALL GO TO THE LOBBY|$800|hard|The centerpiece of the Waldorf Astoria lobby is a 9-foot-tall clock created for the 1893 World's Fair in this Midwest city|Chicago
18/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY GREAT ESCAPES|$400|easy|In this 1852 work, Eliza makes a harrowing escape across a frozen river from a slave trader named Haley|Uncle Tom's Cabin
17/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$800|hard|Anthony Janson says only 2 Flemish Baroque artists achieved international status, Van Dyck & this man|Peter Paul Rubens
22/07/2008|Jeopardy!|MOTHER GOOSE|$400|easy|This shepherdess found her sheep's tails all hung on a tree to dry, so she tried to 'tack to each sheep its tail, oh'|Little Bo Peep
15/10/2007|Jeopardy!|ODD WORDS|$400|easy|Robinsonade is not a refreshing drink, it's a novel similar in theme to a work by this author|Defoe
18/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TECH TIPS|$800|hard|Problems with video cards?  Make sure you've got the latest of these, often with the extension .drv|a driver
09/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SWITZERLAND|$1600|hard|This 16th century Dutch scholar is buried in Basel|Erasmus
15/11/1990|Jeopardy!|'G' MEN|$100|easy|In 1980, at age 19, he became the youngest player named MVP of the NHL|Gretzky
21/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|$1000|hard|In 1989 this space probe flew by Neptune, discovering geyser-like eruptions on its moon Triton|Voyager
06/02/2009|Jeopardy!|'MULTI' TASKING|$800|hard|Finding the product of 2 integers|multiplication
14/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LAMA-RAMA|$200|easy|Used by lamas in prayer, it has 108 beads, about twice as many as the typical Catholic version|Rosary
02/02/1999|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE OFFICE|$100|easy|Start worrying if someone hired for a week as one of these acts like Lara Flynn Boyle in the 1993 movie of that name|The Temp
24/02/2006|Jeopardy!|RAY CHARLES & FRIENDS|$800|hard|Ray Charles sang 'Crazy Love' with this Belfast-born man who wrote the song|Van Morrison
13/03/1998|Jeopardy!|ON- & OFF-SCREEN ROMANCES|$300|easy|Dennis Quaid found inner peace when he married this co-star of 'Innerspace' in 1991|Meg Ryan
14/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$200|easy|This pair of bean-shaped organs filter some 50 gallons of blood each day|Kidneys
16/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|$400|easy|Edith Head holds the record for most consecutive years of Oscar nominations with 19, all in this field|Costuming
09/11/1987|Jeopardy!|UTAH|$100|easy|Having saved early Mormon settlers from an invasion of katydids, it's now the state bird|the seagull
13/04/1999|Jeopardy!|NOVEL VOCABULARY|$200|easy|Flaysome, a synonym for frightful, appears in this Emily Bronte novel|Wuthering Heights
25/04/1997|Jeopardy!|NOUNS OR VERBS|$400|easy|A jewelry setting, or to get on a horse|Mount
20/10/2000|Jeopardy!|LET US PREY|$200|easy|This arachnid is characterized by an erectile tail tipped with a venomous stinger with which it dispatches prey|Scorpion
18/06/2009|Jeopardy!|THE BRITISH ARE DIFFERENT|$800|hard|The British don't celebrate this U.S. holiday honoring a 1621 event, but they do have something called St. Swithin's Day|Thanksgiving
18/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LONG LIVE THE KING|$1600|hard|Of Elvis' 114 Top 40 hits, this 'sad' title travel destination was the first|Heartbreak Hotel
24/12/1996|Jeopardy!|MAY DAYS|$200|easy|On May 17, 1989 over 1 million Chinese gathered in this square to call for democratic reforms|Tienamen Square
05/05/1998|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT COUNTRY|$300|easy|Goat is served as an entree; Spanish Town is the former capital; it's home to the Reggae Sunfest|Jamaica
04/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OLYMPIC HEROES|$2000|hard|On a sweltering July 10, 1924 this Finn set Olympic records in the 1,500 & 5,000 meters|(Paavo) Nurmi
18/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE BROWNS|$800|hard|This record-setting athlete is a member of the halls of fame for college football, pro football & lacrosse, too|Jim Brown
27/04/1998|Jeopardy!|WHERE YA FROM?|$100|easy|Arnold Schwarzenegger|Austria
23/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LED ZEPPELIN|$600|medium|Led Zeppelin called it quits in 1980 after the death of this drummer|John Bonham
07/02/1997|Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT RIVERS|$500|medium|Unlike a delta, it's a deep, broad mouth of a river; the Amazon's stretches several hundred miles upstream|Estuary
08/05/2006|Jeopardy!|PAINT JOB|$600|medium|(Jon of the Clue Crew rolls some green paint over a canvas.)  A type of paint that gives just a slight gloss is named for this slightly glossly product of the animal world|eggshell
01/12/1993|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYME WOMEN|$100|easy|It's the name shared by a lamb owner & a gardener|Mary
10/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THE SENATOR OF MY WORLD|$200|easy|In 2010 Nevada went all in for this Senate majority leader in his race against Sharron Angle|Harry Reid
29/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NEWBERY MEDAL WINNERS|$1200|hard|1961: O'Dell's 'Island of' these colorful creatures|the Blue Dolphins
21/03/2000|Jeopardy!|SPORTS LINGO|$300|easy|This sharp bend in a golf fairway sounds like a canine appendage|Dogleg
26/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HOUR OF THE 'WOLF'|$2000|hard|Of the genus Aconitum, this poisonous garden plant is sometimes used medicinally|wolfsbane (wolfbane later accepted)
29/03/2000|Jeopardy!|WHAT A BUNCH OF...|$300|easy|French for 'a bunch', it's now a bunch of flowers|Bouquet
27/06/2001|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'K'|$100|easy|Derby state                (8)|Kentucky
06/06/2006|Jeopardy!|CITY OF THE DAY: RALEIGH|$1000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reads.) This U.S. president was born in Raleigh in 1808; he never went to school but was apprenticed to a tailor at about 13|Andrew Johnson
13/10/2009|Jeopardy!|A PRINCELY CATEGORY|$800|hard|The narrator of this book by Antoine de Saint-Exupery has a plane accident in the Sahara desert|The Little Prince
02/05/2000|Jeopardy!|WORD UP!|$500|medium|The name of this cookie made from sugar, egg whites & almond paste comes from the same root as the name of a pasta|macaroon (macaroni)
27/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$800|hard|In the fall Oklahoma City hosts a Grand National horse show for this breed named for a man|The Morgan Horse (Justin Morgan)
01/07/1998|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$400|easy|Spanish for 'sauce', this chip dip may be so spicy it'll make you want to dance|salsa
30/06/2008|Jeopardy!|ESOTERICA|$200|easy|This Poe poem has a scholar seeking solace in ancient, esoteric writings, but he's disturbed by a 'rapping at my chamber door'|The Raven
11/12/1996|Jeopardy!|FRENCH CUISINE|$100|easy|Created to honor a bicycle race, Paris-Brest is a cake made to resemble this bicycle part|Wheel
03/11/1998|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY FOOD & DRINK|$500|medium|Pair who sold the first roasted coffee in cans in 1878|Chase & Sanborn
08/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$200|easy|These ancient people referred to themselves as Hellenes|Greeks
29/11/1994|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$200|easy|The cover of the 1894 edition of this company's famous catalog called it the 'cheapest supply house on earth'|Sears
04/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$1200|hard|In 'Carousel' this amusement park barker talks to Julie Jordan about marriage & she sings 'If I Loved You'|Billy Bigelow
20/10/1999|Jeopardy!|BRIAN THE BABY BOOMER|$400|easy|In the '80s, Brian took a job with this defense contractor whose name means 'light from the gods'|Raytheon
20/07/2000|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC FILM MONSTERS|$200|easy|In 1982 this film's original Japanese version, 'Gojira', was shown in America without Raymond Burr's scene|Godzilla
07/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SMART ALEX|$400|easy|Ornithologist Alexander Wetmore was also secretary of this Washington, D.C. institution|the Smithsonian
28/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'80s MUSIC|$2000|hard|Raspy women singers of the '80s include Kim Carnes & this singer who gave us a 'Total Eclipse of the Heart'|Bonnie Tyler
20/05/1998|Jeopardy!|THAT'S COOL|$100|easy|One review of this 1967 film said Newman plays 'a tough nut' who 'refuses to crack under pressure'|Cool Hand Luke
25/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SHADES OF ZANE GREY|$1600|hard|An active outdoorsman, Zane Grey wrote several nonfiction works on this activity, including off Tahiti|fishing
21/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'BB' BOOKS|$900|hard|The title of this Jane Austen novel refers to the Tilneys' country home|Northanger Abbey
17/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|Though Juliet married Romeo & Romeo married Juliet, he married both of them|Friar Lawrence
28/06/2011|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN NAMES|$800|hard|John Pistole is the administrator of this government body, which oversees the Federal Air Marshal Service|the TSA
06/03/2001|Jeopardy!|MOVIE REVIEWS|$300|easy|'The Return of the Blah Witch' was the L.A. Times' headline to this sequel subtitled 'Blair Witch 2'|Book of Shadows
30/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$1200|hard|It's Tennessee Williams' semi-autobiographical play about the Wingfield family|The Glass Menagerie
10/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS TALK|$2000|hard|Ja, this term means to ski straight down a slope at full speed|shooshing
22/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FLEECE NAVIDAD|$800|hard|QVC sold out of a Christmas sweater that had reindeer whose noses lit up using this technology with hair-thin filaments|fiber optics
22/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE THEY PLAY|$1600|hard|Pedro Martinez|Fenway Park
25/09/1995|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SITCOMS|$200|easy|William Frawley played Bub O'Casey on 'My Three Sons' & this role on 'I Love Lucy'|Fred (Mertz)
09/12/1997|Jeopardy!|A LOAF OF BREAD|$400|easy|Traditionally, challah dough is divided into lengths & formed into these, like some women's hair|Braids
16/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MY FEAR LADY|$2000|hard|We wash our hands of this Scotswoman, played on film by Jeanette Nolan in 1948 & on TV by Judi Dench in 1978|Lady Macbeth
20/09/1999|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT ROME|$200|easy|It's a cinch you'll know this toxic metal was used for water pipes|Lead
18/11/1993|Jeopardy!|TOUGH TV TRIVIA|$100|easy|Beverly Owen & Pat Priest both played Marilyn, the most normal-looking member of this bizarre family|The Munsters
27/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|YOU CAN CZECH OUT ANY TIME YOU LIKE|$400|easy|81 members serve 6-year terms in this smaller of the 2 houses of the Czech Parliament|the Senate
04/11/2008|Jeopardy!|TREBLEMAKERS|$1000|hard|This word found after 'treble' comes from the French for 'key'|clef
09/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LOOK OUT BELOW!|$2000|hard|We're heading straight for this Cambodian landmark that was built to honor Vishnu|Angkor Wat
03/12/2001|Jeopardy!|CHEESY COUNTRIES|$1000|hard|Gruyere|Switzerland
24/04/1987|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$200|easy|In buildings, Norway variety of this animal tends to live on lower floors while black kind lives upstairs|rats
24/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN WRITING|$2000|hard|Old Ben is this title character of a Faulkner novelette|The Bear
24/06/1996|Jeopardy!|FURNITURE|$100|easy|A simple high-back narrow chair is named for this first U.S. first lady|a Martha Washington
18/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PSYCH 102|$600|medium|This cognitive process has 3 stages:  acquisition, retention & retrieval|Memory
17/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|The name of this element comes from iris, 'rainbow', & refers to its multi-hued compounds|Iridium
27/11/1984|Jeopardy!|1945|$500|medium|He 'lost' a 'weekend' but won an Oscar|Ray Milland
23/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ROBERT SCHUMANN|$200|easy|The title of Schumann's 'Kinderscenen' means 'scenes from' this period of life, perhaps his happiest|childhood
04/04/2006|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC CINEMA|$200|easy|1979: 'The ___ Horror'|Amityville
10/07/2003|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & TECH DIGEST: 1885|$600|medium|Designed by William L. Jenney, the first of these buildings, the 10-story Home Insurance Co., goes up in Chicago|skyscrapers
28/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$200|easy|It's less than 20 miles across the strait of Juan de Fuca from Washington state to this Canadian island|Vancouver Island
29/12/2000|Jeopardy!|JUST DESSERTS|$300|easy|A glowing red 'Hot Doughnuts Now' sign announces the fresh original glazed doughnuts from this chain|Krispy Kreme
13/01/2000|Jeopardy!|RODENTS|$400|easy|All rodents have 4 of these front teeth used for gnawing, 2 on the top & 2 on the bottom|Incisors
20/04/1998|Jeopardy!|MEN OF LETTERS|$500|medium|John Ronald Reuel|Tolkien
05/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$600|medium|Distilled from liquid air, this gas is used to produce a bright reddish light|neon
24/12/2007|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL CREATIONS|$600|medium|Among his achievements was--was--um--oh, the creation of what's now the Office of Management & Budget in 1921|Harding
07/05/2007|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE STADIUMS & ARENAS|$1000|hard|Rupp Arena is the home court to this school's Wildcats basketball team|University of Kentucky
14/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|1964 BEATLES NO. 1 HITS|$1200|hard|'I'll buy you a diamond ring, my friend' if you know this became the Lads' third No. 1 in a row in April that year|'Can't Buy Me Love'
25/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'PO'POURRI|$200|easy|If you didn't know that this Greek sea god also created the horse, say 'Neigh!'|Poseidon
18/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$400|easy|About 1 male in 10,000 is born with this bleeding disease where blood lacks clotting factor VIII|Hemophilia
11/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT!|$200|easy|A classic line from this 1994 movie is 'Mama says stupid is as stupid does'|Forrest Gump
01/07/1997|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$1400|hard|Of the many times 'Unchained Melody' has reached the Top 40 by various artists, 3 times were by this duo|The Righteous Brothers
21/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN GANGSTER|$1600|hard|He talked the syndicate into putting $6 million into the Flamingo in Vegas, but that didn't work out so well for him|('Bugsy') Siegel
10/07/2007|Jeopardy!|THE WHALING WALLS|$600|medium|At the Intercontinental Hotel, check out the whales from Lakeshore Drive & the Navy Pier in this city [Addendum: Lake Shore Drive & Navy Pier]|Chicago
27/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$400|easy|Music from Paul Dukas accompanies a section of this 1940 film, as the powerful wizard summons spirits|Fantasia
03/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|The Antipodes & Auckland Islands are part of this Southern Hemisphere nation|New Zealand
13/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN|$600|medium|Their 1st professional collaboration was this 1943 landmark musical|Oklahoma!
20/03/2009|Jeopardy!|BRAND LOGOS|$600|medium|This brand's keystone label includes its pickle insignia|Heinz
12/11/1986|Jeopardy!|'ON' & 'OFF' SONGS|$400|easy|This 1962 #1 hit by Mr. Acker Bilk could be about an alien at the beach|Stranger On The Shore
15/06/2000|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PAINTINGS|$300|easy|Object of worship in the Poussin painting seen here: (an idol)|Golden Calf
02/11/2011|Jeopardy!|AIRPORT CODES|$800|hard|From the initials of the man it's named for, the larger of Paris' 2 airports has this 3-letter code|CDG
27/09/2006|Jeopardy!|WEDDINGS|$1000|hard|Stephanotis isn't an old boyfriend you invited, it's something found in a formal one of these|the bouquet
29/12/2000|Final Jeopardy!|TRAVEL|None|None|By population, it's the largest city on a Caribbean island, though you may not be allowed to go there|Havana, Cuba
16/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|20 QUESTIONS|$200|easy|In 1937 he became the first man sworn in as U.S. president on a January 20|Franklin D. Roosevelt
05/01/2010|Jeopardy!|50 CENT|$400|easy|This cracked object adorned the back of the 50-cent piece until 1963|the Liberty Bell
18/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$800|hard|He wrote 'A History of the Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus' & 'A History of New York'|Washington Irving
01/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BACK TO '80s TV|$2000|hard|In the '80s he was a staple of 'Wrestlemania'; he 'Knows Best', according to the 2005 reality show about him|Hulk Hogan
22/09/2008|Final Jeopardy!|SYMBOLS|None|None|This symbol incorporates the semaphore signs for the letters N & D, for nuclear disarmament|the peace symbol
07/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR I|$200|easy|The Sopwith F1 was nicknamed this from the hump-shaped cover over the breeches of its twin machine guns|The Camel
05/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY TEST|$2000|hard|Spelled differenty, it can be a daisy, or a baking ingredient|flower
18/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$400|easy|This popular form of Japanese dance drama traces its origins to Bunrako puppet theatre and Noh|Kabuki
13/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YOU GET MY 'VOLT'|$400|easy|An attempt to overthrow the authority of the government|revolt
20/01/1999|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. STAMPS|None|None|He's on the 1997 stamp honoring the European recovery program|George Marshall
08/11/1991|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE FICTION|$200|easy|Walter Tevis' first sci-fi novel was 'The Man Who Fell To' this planet|Earth
23/10/2001|Jeopardy!|OH, DANNY BOY|$400|easy|In 1971 he gave us the 'HIstory of U.S. Decision-Making Process on Viet Nam Policy', a 47-volume study, to the New York Times|Daniel Ellsberg
29/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LOBBYISTS|$400|easy|She gave up Gary Hart & 'Monkey Business' & became a spokesperson for 'Enough Is Enough'|Donna Rice
28/02/2008|Jeopardy!|COURT-LY|$1000|hard|This Chief Justice affirmed the government to be more than a weak confederation in McCulloch v. Maryland|(John) Marshall
10/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|JAPANESE CUISINE|$1200|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from a Tokyo fish market.) Many of the shrimp sold here in the Tsukiji Market will end up as this deep-fried dish, which surprisingly was introduced to Japan by the Portuguese|tempura
26/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$1200|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reads.)  Also a musical term, this vibration of the tongue, like in corren, is how you roll your Spanish 'R's|trill
09/07/1999|Jeopardy!|& A BIBLE PERSON TO BE NAMED LATER|$200|easy|Unnamed in the Bible, this queen is called Balkis or Bilqis in other places; Solomon didn't ask|Queen of Sheba
19/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE NUMBERS|$2000|hard|Set on New Year's Eve: '___ Cigarettes'|200
24/11/1998|Jeopardy!|LIZARDS|$400|easy|Because of its ability seen here, the basilisk lizard of South America is also known by this religious name|the Jesus Christ lizard
20/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TIME FOR A HAIRCUT|$400|easy|(Jon of the Clue Crew points to the whirl of hair on the top of a man's head on the monitor.)  To hairdressers, it's not just a piece sticking up; it's the center of the hair's growth pattern.  Find it, and figure out which way the hair falls|cowlick
08/03/2006|Jeopardy!|WORD PUZZLES|$800|hard|What you'll need to be to win|ready for anything
16/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POLYNESIA|$200|easy|Polynesians still use the dugout type of this vessel|Canoe
18/11/1994|Jeopardy!|FASHION|$500|medium|He designed the beige pillbox hat that Jackie Kennedy wore to JFK's inauguration|Halston
30/09/2004|Jeopardy!|I DON'T GIVE A 'WHIT'|$800|hard|In one of his poems, he described himself as 'one of the roughs, a kosmos, disorderly fleshy and sensual'|Whitman
30/03/1999|Jeopardy!|TRIALS OF THE CENTURY|$200|easy|After their convictions, this pair became the first civilians put to death for espionage in the U.S.|Julius & Ethel Rosenberg
14/01/2000|Jeopardy!|'80s ROCK|$100|easy|In 1984 Annie Leibovitz' photo of Bruce Springsteen's denim-clad behind appeared on this album cover|Born in the U.S.A.
06/02/2009|Jeopardy!|THE NEAREST|$600|medium|...Starbucks to the White House is a kiosk on this street|Pennsylvania Avenue
03/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ORAL EXAM|$800|hard|The ADA says kids should have stopped this habit by the time their permanent teeth come in|sucking their thumb
28/01/1999|Jeopardy!|MICHELLE|$300|easy|This actress whose middle name is Michelle slays me as TV's vampish Buffy|Sarah Michelle Gellar
16/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DINOSAURS|$2000|hard|Known for long necks & small heads, dinosaurs like diplodocus belonged to this 'lizard foot' group|sauropods
03/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WE LOVE BROADWAY|$1600|hard|Love means never having to say you're sorry you saw this movie actress make her stage debut in 'Festen' in 2006|Ali McGraw
31/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE BEAGLES DARE|$1600|hard|See Uno receive his admirers after winning the Westminster Kennel Club's Best in Show at this New York City venue|Madison Square Garden
22/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$200|easy|Freud, Strauss & Klimt appear in 'A Nervous Splendor', a 1980 portrait of this city in the 1880s|Vienna
09/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$400|easy|This NYC borough's museum created such a 'sensation' that mayor Giuliani tried to cut off its funding|the Brooklyn Museum
24/10/2006|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAME PLEASE|$200|easy|Singer Marie Warwick|Dionne
08/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTES ABOUT PLACES|$1200|hard|A Byron poem says, 'I stood in' this city, 'on the Bridge of Sighs; a palace and a prison on each hand'|Venice
15/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|SCOTLAND|$400|easy|The Scots word for 'twilight'; Sir Harry Lauder used to sing about 'roamin' in' it|'Gloamin' '
16/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POLYSYLLABIC VOCABULARY|$800|hard|The name of this, a meeting or conference, comes from the Greek for 'to drink together'|a symposium
18/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENS ONCE A YEAR|$1600|hard|Look for the Ancient Order of Hibernians in this parade that has marched up 5th Ave. every year since 1762|the St. Patrick's Day Parade
07/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE BIO DOUBLE|$1600|hard|Robert Downey Jr. in 1992, Eddie Izzard in 2001|(Charlie) Chaplin
16/10/2006|Jeopardy!|HORSE SENSE|$800|hard|Among trees, the Aesculus hippocastanum is the common horse this|chestnut
01/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SPORT-O-RAMA|$200|easy|The only major sporting event named for a famous TV transvestite is this man's golf tournament|Jamie Farr (Klinger on 'M*A*S*H')
08/01/2008|Jeopardy!|MEXICAN FOOD FROM THE LITTLE DINER|$1000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew puts together a tasty snack.) These deep-fried pockets of cornmeal dough get their name from the Spanish for 'fat'|gorditas
09/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$200|easy|Charles Bulfinch is famous for the beautiful houses he built on Beacon Hill in this city|Boston
31/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$2000|hard|'The Doctor's Dilemma' dramatist (4)|George Bernard Shaw
05/12/1996|Jeopardy!|'MAN'LY WORDS & PHRASES|$100|easy|In the nursery rhyme, this line precedes 'Bake me a cake as fast as you can'|'Patty Cake, Patty Cake, Baker's Man'
16/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE 'R' & 'R'|$2000|hard|This powerful African hound was originally bred to hunt lions|Rhodesian Ridgeback
02/12/2010|Jeopardy!|ASSORTED FLOWERS|$400|easy|This air rifle manufacturer's website asks you to 'take pride'|the daisy air rifle
30/04/2007|Jeopardy!|OR 'LAW' SCHOOL?|$1000|hard|Chewa & Ngonde are among the main ethnic groups in this African country|Malawi
15/01/1996|Jeopardy!|TAX TIME|$500|medium|Self-employed?  If so, you may have to file estimated tax forms this often|quarterly
24/12/1986|Jeopardy!|VICE-PRESIDENTS|$400|easy|Jefferson's 1st vice president, he was officially divorced for adultery on the day he died|Aaron Burr
17/04/1990|Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$300|easy|'Better the foot slip than' this|Tongue
18/05/1992|Jeopardy!|CLOTHING|$400|easy|The 'jewel' style of this part of a garment is simple & rounded|a neckline
01/12/1989|Jeopardy!|FOOD FACTS|$400|easy|Introduced in 1930, it was 'America's 1st Biscuit Mix', but now it's used for all kinds of baking|Bisquick
02/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'H' NAMES|$800|hard|This mythical hero stole Hippolyta's girdle as one of his labors|Hercules
24/05/2005|Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY LAST|$400|easy|...on the 2005 World Almanac's list of important inventions|the zipper
25/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'ALP's|$1600|hard|Accountants, lawyers & other professionals, not just doctors, can be charged with this type of negligence|malpractice
11/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|THE IROQUOIS|$400|easy|An Iroquois woman could do this to her husband simply by putting his belongings outdoors|divorce him
04/12/1998|Jeopardy!|HOW DO YOU WORK THIS THING?|$100|easy|Put it tightly in place over the drain, release any trapped air & ram the handle up & down|Plunger
25/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$2000|hard|2 common short-horned species of this in North America are the lubber & the Eastern lubber|grasshoppers
21/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTHE THE FILM|$1200|hard|Get busy living|The Shawshank Redemption
11/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SAT: MATH|$200|easy|3 squared is 9; 1/3 squared is this|1/9
16/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$2000|hard|Owre House in Minneapolis is in this style that fits in with the flat plains landscape|Prairie style
15/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED STATE CAPITALS|$400|easy|Oxen hip|Phoenix
13/12/2001|Jeopardy!|OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALISTS|$400|easy|The darling of the 1972 games, this Soviet gymnast won gold after backflipping on the balance beam|Olga Korbut
10/10/2002|Jeopardy!|POETRY|$200|easy|Joyce Kilmer's big book of 1914 was this 'and Other Poems'|Trees
01/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TO MAKE A SHORT STORY SHORT|$400|easy|In this 'Red Badge' author's 'A History of Heroism', Collins risks his life for a bucket of water-- that gets spilled|Stephen Crane
10/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE 2005 FORTUNE 500|$2000|hard|It may be a 'Wild Kingdom' out there, but at 491, this corporation isn't afraid to insure it|Mutual of Omaha
09/07/2004|Jeopardy!|WE THREE KINGS|$600|medium|Of the Scottish kings Donald III, Malcolm III or Alexander III, the one who became king after killing Macbeth in 1057|Malcolm
10/11/2003|Jeopardy!|BALLET|$200|easy|The tale of the tortoise & the hare comes to life in Karen Corey-Malik's ballet based on this man's fables|Aesop
23/06/2010|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC DATES|None|None|The signing of the Treaty of Versailles on June 28, 1919 took place exactly 5 years after the related death of this man|Archduke Franz Ferdinand
18/09/2007|Jeopardy!|THE RICH LIST|$800|hard|Forbes call this partner of Jeffrey Katzenberg & Steven Spielberg 'Hollywood's richest man'|David Geffen
21/11/2006|Jeopardy!|KING OF THE 'HILL'|$2800|hard|A great Greek warrior, or a tendon attached to the heel|Achilles
02/02/1996|Jeopardy!|SPEAK OF THE DEVIL|$100|easy|It's the number of items in a devil's dozen, or in a baker's dozen|13
02/06/2004|Jeopardy!|PARDON ME|$200|easy|He was presidentially pardoned September 8, 1974|Nixon
04/02/1986|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S 'UP' DOC|$400|easy|The 20th letter of the Greek alphabet|upsilon
07/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHO LIVES WHERE|$800|hard|Calling residents of Nome, Alaska Nomers is a misnomer; this is the correct word|Nomites
18/01/2000|Jeopardy!|IF THEY WERE MUSICALS...|$500|medium|Songs from this TV show would highlight the adaptation 'Shirley and the Amazing Technicolor School Bus'|The Partridge Family
06/10/2006|Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH MONEY|$200|easy|It can mean strange as well as amusing|funny
17/01/2001|Jeopardy!|GAMES PEOPLE PLAY|$200|easy|Right foot yellow, left hand blue (oops...excuse me)|Twister
17/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$400|easy|Vaughan Williams composed his 'Old Hundredth Psalm Tune' for her 1953 coronation|Elizabeth II
16/12/1992|Jeopardy!|PETS|$300|easy|Sold in most pet stores, comets & veiltails are varieties of this type of carp|goldfish
26/09/2007|Jeopardy!|QUOTH THE RAVIN'|$200|easy|This character has gone 'Psycho' long before he says, 'She might have fooled me, but she didn't fool my mother'|Norman Bates
31/03/2004|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|None|None|As a teenager in 1653, he played the sun in a court performance of the 'Ballet de la Nuit'|Louis XIV
01/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|I NEED MY SPACE|$400|easy|The first human to walk on the moon did it on July 20 of this year|1969
22/05/1992|Jeopardy!|'OLD'|$200|easy|In song, Stephen Foster said these people stay 'way down upon the Swanee River'|the old folks at home
11/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE PATRIOT LEAGUE|$2000|hard|Vulpine nickname given to patriot Francis Marion by the Brits|the Swamp Fox
12/10/2000|Jeopardy!|MOVIE ROLES|$400|easy|This actress spent 'Six Days, Seven Nights' on an island with Harrison Ford|Anne Heche
20/03/2008|Jeopardy!|OPTICAL ALLUSIONS|$400|easy|We have an eye on you--now name the part of the eye highlighted here|the iris
11/02/2009|Jeopardy!|TOOL TIME|$800|hard|It's Hurst's trademark name for the heavy duty tool used to free people from car wrecks|the Jaws of Life
16/11/1989|Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|You must remember this is the most populous city in Morocco, but Rabat is the capital|Casablanca
31/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$600|medium|The Ferris wheel made its first rounds in 1893 at the World's Columbian Exposition in this city|Chicago
11/11/1991|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER BIRDS|$500|medium|Species of this bird include the Caspian, South & Arctic|tern
25/11/2008|Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$800|hard|When this Carthaginian left the foe recover, a friend said, 'You know how to win a victory...but not how to use it'|Hannibal
27/02/2003|Jeopardy!|NEWSMAKERS|$800|hard|He's the dignified but defiant political prisoner seen here|Nelson Mandela
08/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY SURNAME SPELLING|$400|easy|Tha rapper Snoop|D-O-G-G
10/03/2006|Jeopardy!|LET'S SPLIT!|$600|medium|Otto Hahn & Fritz Strassman got together long enough to split this in 1938|the atom
10/04/2003|Jeopardy!|RIGHT ON 'Q'|$200|easy|He sought the Republican presidential nomination in 2000|Quayle
09/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BOND, COMMON BOND|$1200|hard|Lots, gavel, bidders|auctions
05/07/1993|Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELRY|$100|easy|Types of these pieces of jewelry include school, signet & wedding|a ring
01/05/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU SEE 'LA'|$600|medium|Chad or Superior|a lake
13/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHING IN ACTION|$600|medium|In some accounts Zeus' head had to be split with an ax to facilitate her birth in full armor|Athena
29/02/2008|Jeopardy!|STATE LICENSE PLATES|$400|easy|In 1998 this Midwest state began issuing its plates with the slogan 'Birthplace of aviation'|Ohio
30/11/2009|Jeopardy!|WHAT A 'CARD'!|$400|easy|An unpredictable element, or a team that makes the playoffs without winning its division|a wild card
07/02/2007|Jeopardy!|POPULAR CULTURE|$800|hard|Alice Childress' moving novel for young adults about a teen on drugs is called 'A Hero Ain't Nothing But' this|a Sandwich
07/05/2010|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY MOMS|$400|easy|This Aussie actress had a daughter on July 7, 2008--a Monday--but named her Sunday Rose|Nicole Kidman
15/05/2003|Jeopardy!|LITERARY TERMS|$1000|hard|Real people & events are thinly disguised in this type of work, French for 'novel with a key'|roman a clef
11/03/2003|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY BIOGRAPHIES|$200|easy|'Norma Jean'|Marilyn Monroe
23/01/1990|Jeopardy!|THE NAVY|$200|easy|One-word term for an authorized leave from duty; to a sailor it means freedom for 48 hours or less|liberty
18/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE BROWNINGS|$800|hard|Elizabeth attacked this horrible practice in England in her 1843 poem 'The Cry of the Children'|child labor
27/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICAL SCIENCE|$2000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew stands by a display of the sun.) Nuclear fusion in the sun's core produces energy that eventually flows to the photosphere - first, by radiation and then by heat currents using  this process, also used in a type of oven|convection
26/05/1986|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$200|easy|The western jury system is thought to have been brought to England by these peoples in 1066|the Normans
27/10/1989|Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$400|easy|Euglenas are microscopic organisms scientists classify in both of these groups|animals & plants
06/12/1999|Jeopardy!|TV ACTORS & ROLES|$200|easy|She was seen as Eileen on the '80s sitcom 'Day By Day' before she played Elaine on 'Seinfeld'|Julia Louis-Dreyfus
03/03/2004|Jeopardy!|2003 NOBEL PRIZE WINNERS|$200|easy|Robert Engle & Clive Granger earned this prize for their new statistical models for financial data|Economics
15/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TERM ME LOOSE|$2000|hard|This term for chaos is from the Greek for 'all the demons'|pandemonium
01/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THERE'S AN 'A'|$400|easy|It's the popular garden favorite seen here|Azalea
22/11/2010|Jeopardy!|WORLD HERSTORY|$1000|hard|For supporting a revolt against him, Henry II had this wife imprisoned from 1173 till his death in 1189|Eleanor of Aquitaine
16/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SISTER ACT|$1600|hard|The 2002 movie 'Crossroads' featured these 2 sisters who played the same character at different ages|Britney Spears & Jamie Lynn Spears
08/03/2010|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY SCIENCE|$1000|hard|The first skeletons of this early human were discovered in a French cave in 1868|Cro-Magnon
25/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE BODY WOMAN|$800|hard|Estrogen & progesterone are hormones produced by these glands|the ovaries
14/05/2009|Jeopardy!|HOOKUPS|$400|easy|This 10-letter item seen here can be hooked up to a motion sensor in the backyard to detect intrusion|floodlight
20/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS BY CHARACTER|$200|easy|Laverne De Fazio|Laverne & Shirley
22/04/2008|Jeopardy!|A SPELLING PRODUCTION|$800|hard|It's the French word used for the body of an airplane minus the wings & tail|F-U-S-E-L-A-G-E
10/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GIVE ME SOME ROOM|$800|hard|After basic surgery, you'll most likely be transported to this alliterative space for care & observation|recovery room
12/11/1996|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$200|easy|This first lady born in 1768 was a real 'cupcake' who liked to wear turbans & low-cut dresses|Dolley Madison
02/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH THEATRE|$2000|hard|The French play 'The Madwoman of' this place inspired Jerry Herman's Broadway musical 'Dear World'|Chaillot
16/10/2002|Jeopardy!|BODY SHOTS|$1000|hard|1775 Bunker Hill order on when you were allowed to shoot|when you see the whites of their eyes
01/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR II|$600|medium|In November 1943, Roosevelt, Churchill & Stalin met in Tehran, where they agreed on him as supreme Allied commander|Dwight D. Eisenhower
14/03/2011|Jeopardy!|DUMB CRIMINALS|$600|medium|In 2009 a thief broke into an NBC news van; in failing to steal a bolted-down camera, he hit this button by mistake|record
01/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$600|medium|336 rivers flow into this Siberian lake, but only one, the Angora, flows out of it|Lake Baikal
13/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CAPTAIN COOK|$1200|hard|Cook's first visit to Australia was tagged onto a voyage to this South Seas island later visited by Captain Bligh|Tahiti
01/04/1993|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$400|easy|He taught business law at Huntington College in 1975, before becoming vice president|Dan Quayle
30/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|Goneril's dad who's a schmancy private plane|King Lear Jet
16/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NAMES IN NATURE|$800|hard|Solitary type of thrush that's the state bird of Vermont|hermit thrush
15/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$600|medium|Symbolized Ar, this noble gas is used to fill most household light bulbs|Argon
01/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$1000|hard|Of Henry VIII's 6 wives, 1 of 2 who survived him|Anne of Cleves & Catherine Parr
26/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$1200|hard|E. Donnall Thomas shared the Nobel Prize for the first transplant of this bone substance between 2 people who weren't twins|marrow
15/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLE 'R'OSTER|$400|easy|In Acts, after Peter knocks at a door she forgets to let him in; Carlton the doorman could've helped|Rhoda
22/05/1992|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$300|easy|Palynology seeks knowledge about past plant distribution by studying grains of this|pollen
28/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE BBC's 100 GREATEST BRITONS|$1200|hard|No. 19: Appeared on 'The Ed Sullivan Show' in 1964, knighted in 1997|Paul McCartney
23/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE WRIGHT STUFF|$400|easy|The Wright Brothers made almost 1,000 successful glider flights on a beach near this N.C. town in 1902|Kitty Hawk
10/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$800|hard|Painter known for his portrayal of a polio victim named Christina Olson|Andrew Wyeth
24/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PUNK|$1200|hard|So-Cal Punk was personified in this Black Flag frontman with the 'Hot Animal' soul of a poet|Henry Rollins
16/06/1999|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|None|None|During WWI this American showed off her talents in a play called 'The Western Girl'|Annie Oakley
02/05/2002|Jeopardy!|BIG CITY LIFE|$400|easy|The beginning of this regulation of land & building use dates from a 1916 New York City ordinance|zoning
08/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE OBJECT OF THE HASBRO GAME|$600|medium|42 territories, including Siam; one simple goal: Complete... Global... Domination!|Risk
09/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$800|hard|Languages derived from French that are spoken in Haiti & Louisiana are both called this|Creole
08/01/2003|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|A deer, a female deer|a doe
05/12/1984|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN CUISINE|$300|easy|A small Oriental orange or a division of Chinese cuisine|Mandarin
22/01/2004|Jeopardy!|WRITERS ON CAPE COD|$200|easy|(Sofia of the Clue Crew in Cape Cod, Massachusetts)  In the years after leaving Walden Pond, he made four walking trips to Cape Cod, wishing to get a better view of the ocean|(Henry David) Thoreau
23/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTABLE CINEMA|$800|hard|A 1968 George Romero film: 'Kill the brain and you kill the ghoul'|Night of the Living Dead
23/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TV SHOW ADDRESSES|$1200|hard|On this show the family that lived at either 933 or 953 Hillcrest Drive helped make a ZIP code famous|Beverly Hills, 90210
30/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BRIT LIT|$1000|hard|In an Evelyn Waugh novel, one of Lord Marchman's children is known as Bridey, which is short for this|Brideshead
12/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOME & GARDEN|$1200|hard|If you have the room, this structure seen here is a fine addition to any backyard|a gazebo
11/07/2005|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN SLOGAN YEARS|$600|medium|'We're madly for Adlai'|1952 (or 1956)
15/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|VOICE OF AMERICA|$200|easy|During WWII the VOA was in the Office of War Information; after the war it became part of this cabinet dept.|State Department
28/04/2000|Jeopardy!|FOUR|$300|easy|His third wife was a member of the Gang of Four|Mao Tse-tung
17/10/2002|Jeopardy!|WHATCHAMACALLIT|$800|hard|The Paraclete is this part of the Trinity|Holy Spirit
16/10/1986|Jeopardy!|'60s SONGS|$200|easy|Singer-composer who wore wire-rimmed glasses & played the autoharp for the Lovin' Spoonful|John Sebastian
16/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AN ABBREVIATED CATEGORY|$2000|hard|An agriculture company that billed itself as 'Supermarket to the world': ADM|Archer Daniels Midland
07/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE SECOND|$800|hard|In 1852 Napoleon III established France's second (& last) of these|Empire
09/12/1987|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$600|medium|Before becoming a Republican, Abraham Lincoln belonged to this political party|the Whigs
19/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|3,000|$400|easy|To read Renmin Nibao, a major newspaper in this language, you must know about 3,000 written characters|Chinese
11/11/1992|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|Sadiq Al-Mahdi, great-grandson of the Mahdi, led this largest African country from 1986-1989|The Sudan
08/05/1990|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$500|medium|This cardinal helped establish the Academie Francaise in the 1630s|Cardinal Richelieu
23/09/2011|Jeopardy!|INAUGURAL ADDRESSES|$1000|hard|'I have approved a research program (for) a security shield that would destroy... missiles before they reach their target'|Ronald Reagan
14/12/1998|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN ANATOMY|$100|easy|To hurry along a Frenchman, ask him to shake a jambe, this|Leg
10/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|DA OLOGY SHOW|$1200|hard|8-letter opposite of demonology|theology
10/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NONPRECIOUS METALS|$800|hard|The calcium & strontium types are 2 of these metallic compunds found after 'Union' in a corporate name|Carbide
01/03/2004|Jeopardy!|SPRINGS ON THE MAP|$400|easy|This Australian town was named for a waterhole that was named for telegraph advocate Charles Todd's wife|Alice Springs
01/11/2004|Jeopardy!|FOOD FOR THOUGHT|$600|medium|Too much of this, whether saturated or polyunsaturated, can permanently damage brain tissue|fat
30/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MAJOR GENERALS|$600|medium|Eisenhower, MacArthur & Marshall all got big promotions in December of this year|1944
26/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$400|easy|The white clover & the wood sorrel are among the plants called these, a symbol of Ireland|shamrocks
11/11/2005|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES NAMED AFTER PEOPLE|$400|easy|It's named for the man who 'liberated' it from Spain in 1824 & was its first president|Bolivia
22/07/2005|Jeopardy!|HERO SANDWICH|$600|medium|The parents of this mythological hero were told he'd live to a ripe old age as long as he never looked at himself|Narcissus
11/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$3000|hard|It's the constellation that contains the stars Castor & Pollux|Gemini (the Twins)
24/12/1996|Jeopardy!|MAY DAYS|$500|medium|On May 5, 1904 he became the 1st Major League player of the modern era to pitch a perfect game|Cy Young
22/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|EDUCATIONAL 'BURG's|$2000|hard|South Carolina State University|Orangeburg
05/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POP GOES THE CULTURE|$800|hard|Jack Handey: 'I wish I had a kryptonite cross, because then you could keep both dracula and' him 'away'|Superman
13/05/2010|Jeopardy!|PAST LIVES|$400|easy|On June 24, 1821 this Caracas-born leader crushed the Spanish army at Carabobo in Venezuela|Bolívar
23/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GET THE L OUT|$1600|hard|...of an ingratiating word to get an old-fashioned word for porridge|please & pease
14/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHICH TIME ZONE?|$400|easy|Wichita, Kansas|Central
17/03/2010|Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$400|easy|A political group: GOP|the Grand Old Party
04/04/1997|Jeopardy!|COMPANY TOWNS|$100|easy|The original name of the Kellogg Company included the name of this city, its location|Battle Creek, Michigan
03/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MATTERS|$1600|hard|Greece placed trade embargoes on this neighbor for appropriating the name of one of its provinces|Macedonia
27/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A SALT|$400|easy|A block of salt given to cattle, or encrustations of salt animals feed on naturally|a salt lick
12/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BUILT IN THE U.S.A.|$1200|hard|This D.C. landmark is 2-toned because it was partially built but lost funding for close to 15 years, until the centennial|the Washington Monument
25/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIG WORDS|$1000|hard|Michelangelo's David is considered one of these big statues, like one of the 7 Ancient Wonders|Colossus/colossal
06/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WINDOWS|$1000|hard|This type of window named for its 2 sashes first appeared in the late 17th century|Double-hung windows
28/02/2005|Jeopardy!|THE 'B.G.'s|$200|easy|Their fairy tales include 'The 12 Idle Servants', 'The 3 Apprentices' & 'The Sparrow and His Four Children'|the Brothers Grimm
20/01/2000|Jeopardy!|COMING UP IN 2000|$500|medium|In 2000 the America's Cup will be held off the coast of this nation that currently holds the trophy|New Zealand
14/05/2002|Jeopardy!|MOTHER'S DAY|$400|easy|Moon was the maiden name of the mother of this moon-walking man named Edwin|Buzz Aldrin
17/12/1997|Jeopardy!|FRUIT|$300|easy|Ounce for ounce it has more potassium than any other fruit except the avocado|Banana
11/01/2006|Jeopardy!|THE KENNEDY CENTER|$200|easy|In 2005 the Kennedy Center awarded this 'wild & crazy guy' the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor|Steve Martin
07/01/2000|Jeopardy!|WE GET LETTERS|$500|medium|This symbol for computer storage is equivalent to 1024 bytes|K
22/01/2010|Jeopardy!|POP QUIZ|$1000|hard|The logo of this ginger ale brand once featured the outline of North America|Canada Dry
23/10/2009|Jeopardy!|THE (LEGAL) CHILDREN OF HENRY VIII|$400|easy|The one who lived the longest|Elizabeth I
18/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL FACTS|$1000|hard|2 of 4 Whigs|W. Harrison, Tyler, Taylor, Fillmore
07/02/2003|Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$400|easy|Anxiety, stress & lack of food can all trigger one of these severe headaches, from the Greek for 'half skull'|migraine
08/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL TITLE LETTER DROP|$2000|hard|Drop an 'L' from a Rodgers & Hammerstein roundabout & you get to do this, drunkenly revel|Carouse
19/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$800|hard|In 1864 Austria & Prussia went to war with Denmark, winning Schleswig & this duchy|Holstein
25/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|LEGAL TERMS|$1000|hard|An article of personal property as distinguished from real estate|chattel
21/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|STING|$800|hard|This agency's 'Operation Pretense' nabbed 57 corrupt county supervisors in Mississippi|the FBI
23/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ADOBE|$200|easy|The word 'adobe' comes from an ancient word for these straw-filled objects mentioned in Exodus|Bricks
12/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT THE 'L' IS IT?|$1200|hard|It's a term for a truck in Torquay|lorry
06/01/2011|Jeopardy!|STATE QUARTERS|$600|medium|A grizzly bear emerging from the water with a salmon in its jaws & the motto 'The Great Land'|Alaska
30/03/1990|Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$400|easy|He earned his nickname at First Bull Run & led 25,000 Confederates at its sequel, Second Bull Run|Stonewall Jackson
01/06/2010|Jeopardy!|FOOD SCIENCE|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows a slice of bread toasted to golden brown.)  Toasting bread is actually a chemical reaction where this element, from the Latin for 'charcoal', is released from the starch & sugar during the heating process|carbon
08/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NOW IN STORE|$800|hard|Mizrahi, Mossimo & Michael Graves are some of the designers making products for this retail chain|Target
16/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|1957|$400|easy|The October 4 launch of this made Americans doubt their country's technological superiority|Sputnik
23/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ART FOR ART'S SAKE|$200|easy|Now at the Huntington Gallery, it's the 'colorful' Sir Thomas Lawrence work seen here|Pinkie
14/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$1000|hard|NASA honored this English navigator by naming the Endeavour & Discovery shuttles after his ships|Captain James Cook
24/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|The Gulf of Ob in Siberia is only free of this for about two months of the year|Ice
14/11/2007|Jeopardy!|HEALTH MATTERS|$800|hard|In this medical procedure, a balloon pushes plaque against the walls of arteries to help clear them|an angioplasty
24/10/2007|Jeopardy!|HAVE A HEART|$200|easy|JFK was awarded one of these for wounds he received near the Solomon Islands during WWII|a Purple Heart
31/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL BOOK AWARDS|$1200|hard|His novel 'Herzog' won in the Fiction category in 1965|Saul Bellow
09/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'O'|$800|hard|Unit of fluid weight (5)|ounce
15/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE ARE WE?|$400|easy|The Red Dog Saloon, Sealaska Cultural Arts Park, The Alaska State Museum|Juneau
27/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY|$600|medium|His 1st stage hit was 'I Remember Mama' but he's better remembered for shouting 'Stella!'|Marlon Brando
27/11/1996|Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$400|easy|This father-in-law of Richard Wagner died July 31, 1886, during the Wagner festival at Bayreuth|Franz Liszt
28/10/2010|Jeopardy!|STATE MASHUPS BY CITIES|$800|hard|Las Cruces plus Telluride|New MexiColorado
11/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|SPELLING|$800|hard|Last name of Chief Justice William H.|R-E-H-N-Q-U-I-S-T
20/01/1998|Jeopardy!|'W'ORDS|$500|medium|Phascolomis ursinus, this burrowing marsupial of Australia, resembles a small bear|Wombat
05/11/1999|Jeopardy!|ECO TRIP|$500|medium|It's what the sign seen here is asking you to do (don't throw away those soda cans)|recycle
28/04/2011|Jeopardy!|STATE FLAGS|$1000|hard|A while silhouette of a bison bearing the state seal appears on a blue field on its state flag|Wyoming
19/05/2000|Jeopardy!|CRACKERS|$200|easy|It gets its name from the bicarb used to make it|Soda cracker
12/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MIDDLE 'C'|$800|hard|If you're eating bagels & drinking mimosas late on a weekend morning, you're doing this|Brunching
27/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TOMBSTONE|$2000|hard|The Chicago grave of this detective agency founder calls him 'a friend to honesty and a foe to crime'|Pinkerton
01/03/2004|Jeopardy!|FOOD FOR THOUGHT|$400|easy|A sensitive & difficult issue to deal with, or a spud pulled from an oven with your bare hands|a hot potato
09/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|This Croat capital was formerly Yugoslavia's second largest city|Zagreb
08/05/2003|Jeopardy!|INITIALLY YOURS|$600|medium|Brigadier General James Ewell Brown...|J.E.B. Stuart
18/07/2011|Jeopardy!|FRENCH COMPOSERS|$200|easy|This composer died on June 3, 1875, exactly 3 months after his 'Carmen' premiered|Bizet
02/05/2011|Jeopardy!|JACKS OF ALL TRADES|$800|hard|Jack Cawthon, the 'Bar-B-Que King' of this town, has a restaurant overlooking the Ryman Auditorium|Nashville
09/11/1990|Jeopardy!|YEARS|$200|easy|1 of 2 lengths of time that can constitute a diamond anniversary|75 (or 60)
07/04/1988|Double Jeopardy!|'COLOR'FUL ANSWERS|$400|easy|Term for the ceremonial escort accompanying the flag bearer|the color guard
16/10/2000|Jeopardy!|CAPITAL TOURISM|$2000|hard|You may get dizzy teeing off at the world's highest golf course, at Malasilla in this capital|La Paz, Bolivia
03/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CHANGE A LETTER|$800|hard|Change one letter in 'bathe' & you get this wood-shaping tool|lathe
21/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|___THE___|$400|easy|Type of theater you're doing if you're surrounded by the audience|In the round
04/07/2011|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC KIDS' POEMS|$400|easy|Charles Kingsley: 'and round the world away; young blood must have its course, lad, and every dog his'|every dog his day
18/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|REGIONAL THEATRE|$800|hard|Who -- the Who; Where -- La Jolla Playhouse; When -- 1992; What -- this musical|Tommy
18/11/2011|Jeopardy!|A LITTLE ALLITERATION|$800|hard|This French phrase refers to a dangerously attractive woman|femme fatale
23/11/2009|Jeopardy!|WHAT COLOR IS GREEN?|$400|easy|Lincoln Green is also called this green, where you might see it were it not for the trees|a forest
27/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'KISS'ING MUSIC|$200|easy|According to the lyrics, this 'May be quite continental, but diamonds are a girl's best friend'|A kiss on the hand
07/10/2008|Jeopardy!|A MOTHER GOOSE PICTORIAL|$1000|hard|This title guy requested the items shown here|Old King Cole
15/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMOURS|$800|hard|Johann Struensee, physician to this country's King Christian VII, was executed for romancing the queen|Denmark
15/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK'S'|$2000|hard|An elderly devil instructs his young charge Wormwood in the art of temptation in this satire by C.S. Lewis|The Screwtape Letters
22/04/1998|Jeopardy!|FORTS|$100|easy|This Kentucky fort includes the Patton Museum of Cavalry & Armor in addition to all that gold|Fort Knox
09/10/2002|Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'E'!|$400|easy|Heartburn is actually the acidic contents of the stomach going back up this tube|esophagus
15/06/1999|Jeopardy!|COSMETICS & PERFUME|$400|easy|It may be Paris' most famous street; maybe that's why Guerlain named a perfume for it|Champs-Elysees
25/02/1997|Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL|$400|easy|Liz Phair's debut album 'Exile In Guyville' was a loose response to this group's 'Exile On Main Street'|The Rolling Stones
15/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$2000|hard|The Office of English Language Acquisition belongs to this cabinet department|Department of Education
28/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OPERAS BY CHARACTERS|$1600|hard|1905: Herod & Jokanaan (aka John the Baptist)|Salome
17/06/2008|Jeopardy!|'TWO''THOUSAND' & 'EIGHT'|$600|medium|In effect from 1922 to 1944, it was the part of the army code that allowed them to kick you out for undesirable traits|Section 8
05/04/2011|Jeopardy!|WHO SANG IT?|$1000|hard|'Undone--The Sweater Song' & 'Buddy Holly'|Weezer
07/01/2009|Jeopardy!|YOUR HOME AQUARIUM|$600|medium|In the tank these edifices are resin instead of stone; my aquarium has a replica of Warwick|castles
25/06/2004|Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL HEAVEN|$200|easy|Deadheads were devastated in 1995 by the death of this icon at age 53|Jerry Garcia
25/06/1999|Jeopardy!|LABOR|$200|easy|In 1802 England passed the first law against this type of labor that Dickens attacked in 'Oliver Twist'|Child labor
19/04/2005|Jeopardy!|CHICAGO|$1000|hard|At Shedd Aquarium these white whales are such good vocalizers that you may feel they're talking to you|belugas
08/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PUT 'EM IN ORDER|$200|easy|'Wasteland', 'Melrose Place', 'Beverly Hills 90210'|Beverly Hills 90210, Melrose Place, Wasteland
09/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE MOVIES|$1000|hard|This 'American Beauty' seen here is enamored of her professor, Greg Kinnear, in the 2000 flick 'Loser'|Mena Suvari
29/03/1999|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV|$200|easy|Darrin Stephens was the flabbergasted husband on this magical sitcom|Bewitched
27/04/2006|Jeopardy!|WHAT A GOOD IDEA!|$800|hard|This man was a mechanic in a bed factory when he invented the 1st elevator with an automatic safety brake|Otis
22/04/2004|Jeopardy!|THE MORGAN WEB|$400|easy|Morgan le Fay was the half-sister of this legendary king|King Arthur
23/11/1998|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS TERMS|$300|easy|A firm that buys & sells other firms, or part of the name of Janis Joplin's '60s band|Holding Company
02/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TAGLINES|$2000|hard|2001: 'Man the guns -- join the fight'|Pearl Harbor
10/02/2000|Jeopardy!|IT'S WHAT WE DO|$400|easy|Going back to 1906, this all-'American' company predates its rival, Hallmark|American Greetings
03/06/2004|Jeopardy!|A VULGAR DISPLAY OF 'POWER'|$1000|hard|Collective coalition name for Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria & the Ottoman Empire during WWI|the Central Powers
10/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE U.S.A.|$400|easy|The town of Speedway lies within this Midwest capital|Indianapolis
17/05/2004|Jeopardy!|SCHOOL OF ROCK MOVIES|$200|easy|1994's 'Backbeat' was a film about this British group's early days|The Beatles
18/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS|$800|hard|Charles Foster Kane published the Inquirer; this model for Kane published the Examiner|(William Randolph) Hearst
18/10/1989|Jeopardy!|6-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|The only Beatle with a 6-letter last name|Lennon
25/02/1999|Jeopardy!|TEENS IN LITERATURE|$500|medium|Chapter 2, part 4 of this Pasternak novel tells us 'Lara was only a little over sixteen but she was well developed'|Doctor Zhivago
14/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AT A LOW POINT|$400|easy|Fittingly, this country's lowest point is in Baja, or lower, California|Mexico
07/01/1997|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'P'|$500|medium|Czech out this beer              (7)|Pilsner
09/09/1999|Jeopardy!|DOGGIES & KITTIES|$100|easy|This sound that probably means your cat is content comes from vibrating air in its throat|Purr
25/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE 9th CENTURY|$400|easy|Around 841 the Vikings established a settlement at this Irish city on the River Liffey|Dublin
04/04/2005|Jeopardy!|TOON UP|$200|easy|In the 1944 Warner Bros. cartoon 'Birdy and the Beast', it was the birdy|Tweety
22/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|JAZZ SINGERS|$800|hard|In 1970 Janis Joplin helped pay for a gravestone for this 'World's Greatest Blues Singer'|Bessie Smith
01/03/1999|Jeopardy!|AS MOM SAYS...|$500|medium|You're trying to put a square peg...|In a round/circular hole
15/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$400|easy|In 1996 Franck Goddio found the ruins of this queen's palace in the port of Alexandria|Cleopatra
05/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|I WANT MY MTV|$400|easy|Frankie Muniz thought his $250,000 car was stolen as Ashton Kutcher's very first victim on this show|Punk'd
16/05/2008|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$200|easy|Ellen Pompeo plays one of the healers in training on this drama|Grey's Anatomy
07/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|KNOCK U OUT|$800|hard|Something that discharges water; without the 'U', it's a small stain|spout & spot
08/12/2011|Jeopardy!|TOYS & GAMES|$400|easy|Originally called 'Little People', this perennial favorite is seen here|a Cabbage Patch Kid
07/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LITTLE PEOPLE|$1200|hard|His website calls him 'the greatest impersonator of all time'|Rich Little
10/01/2005|Jeopardy!|BACK TO THE HOTEL|$600|medium|This large ocean liner that's been docked in Long Beach since 1967 is a hotel & tourist attraction|Queen Mary
28/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|RHYMING FOLKS|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the museum at Bethel Woods in New York.)  This psychedelic suit was worn by this Woodstock emcee who told the crowd, 'What we have in mind is breakfast in bed for 400,000'|Wavy Gravy
27/11/1997|Jeopardy!|FILLED UP|$200|easy|An election may be declared invalid if one of these has been stuffed|ballot box
03/02/2004|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'CH'|$600|medium|Nationality that can precede auction, oven & treat|Dutch
11/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CINEMA SHORTHAND|$1200|hard|1977: Is this the first movie or the fourth?|Star Wars
15/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NAZARETH|$1600|hard|A Franciscan church built over a cave in Nazareth has been identified as this man's 'workshop'|Joseph
27/07/2007|Jeopardy!|WHAT ARE YOU AFRAID OF?|$1000|hard|If you have stygiophobia, derived from the River Styx, you have a fear of this place, so act right!|hell
26/11/1997|Jeopardy!|SHARKS!|$200|easy|The smallest of the 9 species of this shark actually looks more like a shovel up front|Hammerhead
03/11/1989|Jeopardy!|GARDENING|$100|easy|Junipers & Japanese maples are especially suited for this type of tree dwarfing|Bonsai
30/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|REALLY BAD DATES|$400|easy|A few hours after the announcement that this country had been formed, it was attacked by Egypt & Lebanon on May 15, 1948|Israel
21/10/1997|Jeopardy!|HAND SIGNALS|$100|easy|Churchill's 2-finger salute meant 'victory'; in the '60s, it meant this state that follows victory|Peace
18/11/1993|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$400|easy|Luke 8:2 talks of Mary called Magdalene, out of whom went this many devils|7
06/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE STORY OF O. HENRY|$1200|hard|After returning to the U.S., Henry did 3 years in prison in this Ohio city named for an explorer|Columbus
21/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE FIRST|$600|medium|Take note, in 1957 this company with a once hyphenated name began marketing the 1st electric portable typewriters|Smith-Corona
14/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|DOWN TO EARTH|$400|easy|100 million years ago this continent was connected to Antarctica; in 50 million more years, it'll hit Asia|Australia
02/12/2005|Jeopardy!|NEW HERE?|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Parris Island, SC.)  Parris Island arrivals stand in their first formation on the yellow footprints, and are told to refer to themselves as this word|recruit
06/06/2005|Jeopardy!|JUST LIKE A WOMAN|$1000|hard|Fred Grandy's character Gopher had this rank on 'The Love Boat'|yeoman
30/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE JOY OF TEXT|$800|hard|The book 'Enola Gay' by Gordon Thomas & Max Morgan-Witts is subtitled 'Mission To' this Japanese city|Hiroshima
13/01/1998|Jeopardy!|CHEESE IT!|$100|easy|This pizza cheese is also sold in snack-size strips called string cheese|Mozzarella
22/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$800|hard|Tradition states that it contained Aaron's miraculous rod as well as the tablets of the law|the Ark of the Covenant
28/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ODDS 'N' ENDS|$200|easy|The 2 major varieties of this sour fruit are Eureka & Lisbon|Lemon
19/11/1985|Jeopardy!|GOLDEN OLDIES|$400|easy|This girl was “as skinny as a stick of macaroni”|Boney Maronie
15/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PHOTOGRAPHY|$800|hard|Popular in the 1800s, it was produced on a sheet of metal, but not the one in its name|tin type
18/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'IN' THE MOVIES|$400|easy|Joseph Fiennes struggles with writing the play 'Romeo and Ethel the Pirate's Daughter' in this film|Shakespeare in Love
03/11/2004|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN ANIMAL NOISES|$200|easy|To the Germans & Vietnamese, these say wau wau when chasing a postman or a cat|a dog
21/05/2007|Jeopardy!|BOB'S YOUR UNCLE|$200|easy|In 1970 he began his newspaper career with the Montgomery Co. Sentinel, & in 1971 he joined the Washington Post|Bob Woodward
17/07/1996|Jeopardy!|PRIME MINISTERS|$200|easy|Pham Van Dong served as prime minister of this country from unification until 1986|Vietnam
11/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|YOU RULE!|$400|easy|King Carl XVI Gustaf|Sweden
08/05/2003|Jeopardy!|ON THE BROADWAY STAGE|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew on the set of 'The Producers' at the St. James Theatre)  I've just made my big entrance onto the Broadway set of 'The Producers', the hit musical created by this comic genius|Mel Brooks
23/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'M'|$600|medium|It's the Army's equivalent of the Navy's Shore Patrol|Military Police
31/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$600|medium|Chingachgook became the last of the Mohicans when this man, his son, died|Uncas
16/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE WHO BECAME WORDS|$600|medium|This mat used on a plate beneath sandwiches & cakes comes from a drapery shop owner|doily
12/09/2007|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN PLAYWRIGHTS|$200|easy|'True and False', David Mamet's no-nonsense book on this craft, includes a chapter called 'Find Your Mark'|acting
30/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1800s|$800|hard|In the 1800s men too achieved that hourglass shape by wearing this girdle-like undergarment|a corset
31/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS OF THE MONTHS|$600|medium|After 'From Here to Eternity', he wrote about riots in Paris in 'The Merry Month of May'|James Jones
03/12/2010|Jeopardy!|TV SITCOMS BY FAMILY|$800|hard|The Heffernans (of New York)|King of Queens
16/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$2000|hard|You'll find the Lacrosse Hall of Fame Museum at this university in Baltimore|Johns Hopkins
28/09/2000|Jeopardy!|EAT YOUR CARBOHYDRATES|$500|medium|The sugar type of this root vegetable is white; the table type is red|Beet
09/11/1990|Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$400|easy|Carroll wrote about the Jabberwock & he wrote of the Jumblies|(Edward) Lear
09/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$2000|hard|After revealing 'The Secret', she gave us 'The Power'|Rhonda Byrne
12/02/1998|Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$300|easy|Arata Isozaki's first U.S. design was this city's Museum of Contemporary Art, also known as MOCA|Los Angeles
18/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE GREAT & NEAR-GREAT|$1200|hard|In 1792 this British captain finally managed to bring breadfruit to the Americas|Bligh
16/11/1987|Jeopardy!|AKA|$100|easy|Until he was six, his name was Michael Luther King, Jr.|Martin Luther King, Jr.
14/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PLACE NAMES|$800|hard|One of the world's largest steel plants can be found in this Indiana city named for a chairman of U.S. Steel|Gary
22/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT A CAST OF TV CHARACTERS!|$800|hard|Dr, Kerry Weaver, Dr. Elizabeth Corday, Dr. Abby Lockhart|ER
18/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL FOLKS|$1000|hard|Where's Mr. Waldo?  In this Welsh poet's 'Under Milk Wood'|Dylan Thomas
08/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SELF-CONTRADICTORY WORDS|$2500|hard|A fastener to secure something; or it could be to bend, warp & give way suddenly with heat or pressure|buckle
12/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THIS MOVIE IS A DISASTER!|$1200|hard|Dustin Hoffman fights a deadly African virus that has spread to America|Outbreak
03/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$400|easy|This totalitarian system which Mussolini brought to Italy also came to power in Hungary & Romania|Fascism
09/04/2008|Jeopardy!|HAVE SOME WINE|$1000|hard|You don't have to pull the feathers off this 'chilly' pink sparkling wine originally from Germany|Cold Duck
16/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|A SLEEPY CATEGORY|$400|easy|He wrote, 'The woods are lovely, dark and deep.  But I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep'|Robert Frost
04/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY MUSICALS|$1000|hard|'Cats' is based on this book with a much longer title|Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats
16/07/1996|Jeopardy!|LATIN WORDS & PHRASES|$200|easy|Latin title of the Christmas hymn 'O Come All Ye Faithful'|Adeste Fideles
29/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELISTS|$400|easy|He dictated his last novel, 'The Brothers Karamazov', to his wife who took it down in shorthand|Dostoevsky
13/06/2007|Jeopardy!|GET 'OUT OF' HERE!|$1000|hard|Robert Redford played hunter Denys Finch Hatton in this 1985 biopic|Out of Africa
29/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$1000|hard|Found in all oceans, they have the widest distribution of any whale & use echolocation to hunt|Orcas/Killer Whales
22/02/2011|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PEOPLE|$1000|hard|After Jesus' resurrection, this fisherman was the first disciple to whom Jesus chose to appear|Simon Peter
12/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WAR FILMS|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Normandy American Cemetery in France.)  Of the band of brothers here at the Normandy American Cemetery, 33 are side-by-side with their actual brothers, including Preston & Robert Niland, who inspired this Tom Hanks film|Saving Private Ryan
11/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$2000|hard|His 'Songs To Remember' include about 40 mazurkas written in a 3/4 dance rhythm|Frederic Chopin
27/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE RAT PACK|$2000|hard|African cane rats, which can weigh 15 pounds, are serious pests of this root crop from which tapioca is made|cassava
07/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|VICE-PRESIDENTS|$2000|hard|William Henry Harrison's VP; he was the 1st to replace a president who'd died in office|John Tyler
16/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'A'|$1000|hard|Ex payment (7)|alimony
22/02/2010|Jeopardy!|INSTRUMENTAL WORDS|$600|medium|2-word term for one who gives a kidney or lung|an organ donor
06/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$400|easy|Early man fashioned this silica rock into sharp tools & weapons; it was later used in firearms|Flint
31/01/2003|Jeopardy!|WHICH CABINET DEPARTMENT?|$600|medium|The Bureau of Engraving & Printing|Treasury Department
17/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE STARS SPEAK|$1200|hard|When his kids ask him to talk like his 'Shrek' donkey character, 'it depends on what mood' they catch him in|Eddie Murphy
08/05/2002|Final Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|None|None|In his dictionary, Samuel Johnson self-effacingly defined this job title in part as 'a harmless drudge'|lexicographer
09/02/2009|Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS MATTERS|$400|easy|Buddha's 1st Noble Truth is all life is suffering--there are more of these in the world than there is water in the ocean|tears
23/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOW DO YOU...|$1600|hard|Change direction & speed while walking, tug on a leash as you say the command, don't forget to say, 'good boy!'|get your dog to heel
10/04/2006|Jeopardy!|MARCO POLO|$1000|hard|In the 1270s the Polo family hit this city to pick up oil from the Holy Sepulchre to bring to Asia|Jerusalem
25/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY HORSIES|$1200|hard|Rosco, belonging to John Grady Cole, is one of 'All the' these in a novel by Cormac McCarthy|Pretty Horses
05/06/2001|Jeopardy!|AMAZON|$400|easy|A 1542 attack by female warriors against explorers from this country led to the Amazon receiving its name|Spain
04/03/2011|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'H'|$1000|hard|Excessive arrogance or pride (6)|hubris
03/03/2010|Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELRY|$1000|hard|The most prized of these fiery gems are the black ones found in New South Wales, Australia|an opal
18/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S AN UNDERSTATEMENT|$400|easy|The Greeks & this city had a dispute over Helen|Troy
05/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PARTY GEOMETRY|$1000|hard|2 angles with a common vertex & a common side, or the position of the house next door that called the cops|Adjacent
10/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|REEL LIFE QUOTES|$1200|hard|2000: 'I may die tonight in this cell or in the arena tomorrow.  I am a slave'|Gladiator
13/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHERS|$800|hard|Cartesianism, based on mathematical principles, comes from the Latin verison of his name|Rene Descartes
15/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BEING THOREAU|$1000|hard|While in New York in the 1840s, Thoreau met this newspaper editor, who then acted as his literary agent|Horace Greeley
23/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE KING|$2400|hard|In 1973 viewers all over the world enjoyed Elvis' live TV special broadcast by satellite from this U.S. state|Hawaii
13/12/2007|Jeopardy!|'WOO' WOO!|$600|medium|A speaker designed for the reproduction of low-frequency sounds|woofer
18/07/1996|Jeopardy!|ACTION STARS|$100|easy|He's starred in one series of action-adventure movies as Han Solo & in another as Indiana Jones|Harrison Ford
16/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WATCHING THE DETECTIVES|$1200|hard|From 1963 to 1967, America watched Detective Gerard chase his quarry on this series (& rooted against him the whole time)|The Fugitive
02/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|GEMS|$600|medium|This blue-green stone has been mined for centuries at Neyshabur in northern Iran|turquoise
18/10/2000|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL MAGAZINE AWARD WINNERS|$400|easy|In 2000 it won for General Excellence, Public Interest & Fiction, not for its cartoons|The New Yorker
29/06/2006|Jeopardy!|STAGE ACTING|$600|medium|'Directional' term for pages from a script, given to auditioning actors|sides
28/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN RHYME TIME|$1600|hard|Calpurnia's husband's small metal hair pluckers|Caesar's tweezers
14/11/1991|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$300|easy|This state has an annual Upper Peninsula state fair in Escanaba in August|Michigan
16/11/1990|Jeopardy!|ART|$300|easy|An artist dedicated to reviving early Renaissance style & methods is described as 'pre-' this|Raphaelite
19/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY HODGEPODGE|$400|easy|In Willa Cather's 'Shadows on the Rock', the 'Rock' is this French-Canadian city|Quebec City
08/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CATCHING SOME 'Z's|$400|easy|Ye Gods!  One of the 7 Ancient Wonders was a 40 foot-high statue of him on his throne|Zeus
24/05/2000|Jeopardy!|TAKE THE KIDS!|$100|easy|Toon Lagoon at Universal Studios Florida boasts a white-knuckle raft ride named for Bluto & this sailor|Popeye
31/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AIRLINE TRAVEL|$1600|hard|In 2004 United launched this new service that features low fares & more seats per plane|Ted
19/06/2007|Jeopardy!|AGES AGO|$400|easy|From 1275 to 1292, Marco Polo worked for the Yuan Dynasty under this emperor|Kublai Khan
14/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY|$2000|hard|Jane Krakowski is seen here making a spectacular entrance in this show, based on Fellini's film, '8 1/2'|Nine
15/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SINGING TV STARS|$200|easy|If you loved 'Joanie Loves Chachi' (& who didn't?) you may have heard his 1983 album 'The Boys Are Out Tonight'|Scott Baio
02/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|GEMS|$800|hard|The precious type of this gem named for a domestic feline feature is greenish in color|a cat's eye
24/05/2004|Jeopardy!|GET YOUR PHIL|$1000|hard|He won Emmys in 1977, '78, '79, '80, '82, '83, '85, '86 & '88|Phil Donahue
12/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$400|easy|Argentina's claim to this British south Atlantic colony dates back to 1820|Falkland Islands/Islas Malvinas
17/10/2008|Jeopardy!|INDIANA|$1000|hard|This Indiana city takes its name from a significant turn in the St. Joseph River|South Bend
26/01/2004|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$200|easy|'Don't' do this 'to spite your face'|cut off your nose
14/02/2000|Jeopardy!|FICTION|$500|medium|Newsweek calls this 'Cryptonomicon' author 'The Hacker Hemingway'|Neal Stephenson
29/12/2011|Jeopardy!|EPONYMS|$1000|hard|This setter dog breed was developed in Scotland & named for the nobleman who popularized it in the early 19th c.|the Gordon setter
03/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NBA TEAMS, LITERALLY|$800|hard|Small, slender dinosaurs of the Cretaceous period|Raptors
25/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'O.C.'|$1600|hard|He was Jackie Kennedy's official White House designer|Oleg Cassini
24/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A STATE OF CIVIL WAR|$800|hard|On September 17, 1862 Gen. Robert E. Lee's Northern march was halted in this slave-holding Union state|Maryland
01/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CALENDAR LIT|$2000|hard|This author can make the category twice with 'The Adventures of Augie March' & 'The Dean's December'|Saul Bellow
05/01/2004|Jeopardy!|CAN I BUY YOU A DRINK?|$800|hard|Traditionally, before you dip the rim of your Margarita glass in the salt, rub it with this|lime'lemon juice
09/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COMING TO AMERICA|$1000|hard|Few of the Penn. Dutch came from Holland; the majority came from this present-day country|Germany
19/06/1997|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'L'|$200|easy|Paul Bunyan, for one            (10)|Lumberjack
24/02/2003|Jeopardy!|NOT REALLY MARRIED|$200|easy|This country diva serenades this 'Huck Finn' author with her hit 'You're Still the One'|Shania & Mark Twain
16/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GO TO THE BALLET|$800|hard|I have to see the NYCB's production of this; the Christmas tree grows about 40 feet high & weighs a ton!|The Nutcracker
16/01/2003|Jeopardy!|CHIPS|$400|easy|This Mexican pepper is actually a smoked jalapeno which can be dried or canned in an adobo sauce|chipotle
14/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S FIRSTS|$800|hard|She's the 1st U.S. astronaut, man or woman, to spend 6 months in space|Shannon Lucid
08/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$600|medium|In this 1969 film Robert Duvall told John Wayne, 'I call that bold talk for a one-eyed fat man'|True Grit
06/07/1999|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$400|easy|The Actors Theatre of this Kentucky city is housed in a national historic landmark|Louisville
08/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DELI-CACIES|$400|easy|Celebrity chef Mario Batali says a sandwich of this smoke meat from Katz's 'is what's bad and good about food'|pastrami
06/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$1000|hard|This Prussian king's last words, spoken at Potsdam, were, 'I am tired of ruling over slaves'|Frederick the Great
26/01/2010|Jeopardy!|EURO COINS|$200|easy|Greece's 2-Euro coin shows Europa being abducted by this god in the guise of a bull|Zeus
13/02/2008|Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE TEENS|$600|medium|She was 'All That' in getting her own self-titled sketch show on Nick in 1999|Amanda Bynes
04/04/2007|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE USA|$600|medium|(Sarah of the clue crew reading off the clue in front of a sports stadium.) This city has the NFL's only publicly owned team, and no one may own more than 200,000 shares to avoid individual control|Green Bay
07/02/2005|Jeopardy!|MAKES SCENTS TO ME!|$800|hard|Taste is this singer's own personal fragrance creation for her Dessert Beauty line|Jessica Simpson
19/09/2006|Jeopardy!|THE MISSPELED WORD|$800|hard|Quite frankly, his knowledge of the cemetary was mediocre|cemetary/cemetery
27/05/1997|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$200|easy|The 'rainbow' on this fish is a band of red on each of its sides|Trout
16/11/2011|Jeopardy!|VEGAS CASINO RESTAURANTS|$800|hard|The Steakhouse at Camelot, Round Table Buffet|Excalibur
04/04/2005|Jeopardy!|TOON UP|$600|medium|Jean Vander Pyl was the voice of Rosie the Robot maid on this futuristic cartoon series|The Jetsons
20/06/2005|Jeopardy!|BAR EXAM|$200|easy|The majority of tequila poured in the U.S. goes into making this cocktail|a margarita
01/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|STOCK SYMBOL-IC|$1600|hard|PZZA is the symbol that made a lot of dough for John Schnatter & this company|Papa John's Pizza
05/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$600|medium|Finishing the Channel swim in 1926, Gertrude Ederle was met on beach by immigration officer demanding this|a passport
11/11/1999|Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$100|easy|Students especially should know this is the 'black hole' in the center of the eye's iris|Pupil
19/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WHICH CRAFT|$800|hard|Manned lunar module that landed on the Moon in 1969|the Eagle
26/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'M'-BRACE ME|$5000|hard|This insect pest, Ceratitis capitata, threatened Florida & California fruit in the 1980s|the medfly
11/06/1999|Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$500|medium|'Crossing the Water' & 'Winter Trees' are 2 posthumous collections by this 'Bell Jar' author|Sylvia Plath
01/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS HEADLINES|$600|medium|August 22, 1989: This pitcher 'Fans 5,00th'|Nolan Ryan
03/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL|$2000|hard|Don't mess with Liberty, which you'll find in this state capital|Austin
09/02/2010|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$200|easy|This 1961 Joseph Heller novel was set on the island of Pianosa during WWII|Catch-22
18/06/1998|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$200|easy|Before designing the first successful steamboat, he worked as a portrait painter|Robert Fulton
25/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$800|hard|Mercedes Ruehl played the lusty Serafina Delle Rose in the 1995 revival of his play 'The Rose Tattoo'|Tennessee Williams
10/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FORWARDS & BACKWARDS|$800|hard|To daze someone & cashews & filberts|stun and nuts
29/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|(Alex: Let's get the clue from Sarah this time)  My temporary tattoo uses this dye that's also used to redden hair|henna
13/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS STARS|$1200|hard|On July 21, 2006 this Yankee became the youngest player to reach 450 career home runs|(Alex) Rodriguez
13/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE INDIAN OCEAN|$800|hard|On May 20, 1498, he arrived at India's Malabar Coast, completing the first voyage from Western Europe to India|Vasco da Gama
17/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|RECENT NONFICTION|$400|easy|Stacy Schiff wrote a much-lauded 2010 biography of this Egyptian queen|Cleopatra
28/12/1999|Jeopardy!|HIPPOS|$500|medium|The word hippopotamus comes from 2 Greek words meaning this|River horse
03/02/2011|Jeopardy!|BRITISH NOVELISTS|$200|easy|An unflattering version of ex-girlfriend Maria Beadnell appeared in his 'Little Dorrit'|(Charles) Dickens
07/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|VATICAN CITY|$1600|hard|This site of the Vatican Observatory & the Pope's summer home lies outside the city walls|Castel Gandolfo
24/02/2009|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$1000|hard|This company began selling apple butter in 1900; it had to be good--a full line of jams & jellies followed|Smucker's
04/02/2004|Jeopardy!|LETHAL WEAPONS|$400|easy|This large knife bears the name of a man who died at the Alamo|Bowie knife
02/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LABOR|$400|easy|In 1967 this future labor leader became an electrician at the shipyards in Gdansk|Lech Walesa
21/04/2004|Jeopardy!|THIS CATEGORY IS GONNA TANK|$600|medium|The University of Arizona warns never use matches when inspecting this home waste-water treater|septic tank
14/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$200|easy|Eid ul-Fitr marks the end of this month of fasting|Ramadan
18/01/2005|Jeopardy!|HOW ABOUT A HAWAIIAN LUNCH?|$400|easy|Lomi lomi salmon is diced, salted salmon, tomatoes & this, both green & the Maui kind|onions
13/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ODD WORDS|$600|medium|This term for a disturbance may be a combination of 'ruction' & 'rumpus'|Ruckus
19/01/1998|Jeopardy!|EASY ON THE EARS|$500|medium|Annunzio was the first name of this maestro of strings, the first to sell a million stereo records in the U.S.|Mantovani
17/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RICHARD WAGNER|$400|easy|In 1850 Wagner published an attack on the influence of this ethnic group in music|the Jews
02/05/2003|Jeopardy!|DON'T BUG ME!|$200|easy|In Africa, some nests of these wood-eating insects can reach a height of 20 feet|termites
10/11/1997|Jeopardy!|CELEB STUFF|$500|medium|Her 1988 major label debut album was 'Y Kant Tori Read'|Tori Amos
06/02/2006|Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$400|easy|Tired of eating mule jerky, Vicksburg fell in July 1863 after a 6-week one of these military tactics|a siege
14/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FEATURE FILM DEBUTS|$400|easy|She was nominated for a 1980 Oscar for writing the theme song of her first film, '9 to 5'|Dolly Parton
30/09/2011|Jeopardy!|LANDMARKS|$1400|hard|This national memorial includes a 16-inch mole & a mustache that is 20 feet wide|Mount Rushmore
05/11/2001|Final Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|None|None|The king of this Asian country is known as the 'Possessor of the 24 Golden Umbrellas'|Thailand
25/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$1600|hard|Playwright Norman, or actress Mason (6)|Marsha
06/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RUBY|$800|hard|On Feb. 29, 2004 she won an Oscar for playing a woman named Ruby|Renée Zellweger
22/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ALLITERATION ALL AROUND|$200|easy|This brand of frozen concentrate orange juice was introduced in the 1940s|Minute Maid
03/11/1986|Jeopardy!|CATS & DOGS|$400|easy|Name of this class of dogs comes from the Latin for 'earth'|terrier
09/01/2007|Jeopardy!|FEEL THE 'BURN'|$400|easy|Discomfort produced by stomach acid touching the lining of the esophagus|heartburn
10/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AND THE HORSE|$3000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from a horse corral.) These types of horses are bred for herding or running races of 1,320 feet|quarter horses
10/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE _______|$1200|hard|At court: Lady-in-______|waiting
16/02/1990|Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$300|easy|Perfectly dry iron doesn't do this because galvanic action won't take place without water being present|rust
15/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GARY-MANDERING|$2000|hard|This voice-over artist was the announcer on 'Laugh-In' & the voice of the animated 'Space Ghost'|Gary Owens
19/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SAY THE 'MAGIC' WORDS|$400|easy|According to the 'Arabian Nights', Prince Houssain's could fly|a magic carpet
19/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MODERN SCIENTISTS|$1600|hard|After WWII, scientist Samuel Goudsmit & team located this German atomic weapons project leader|Heisenberg
24/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$800|hard|On 'The West Wing', this former Brat Packer plays deputy communications director Sam Seaborn|Rob Lowe
18/07/1996|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL THEATRE|$400|easy|The Abbey Theatre in this city is regarded as Ireland's national theatre|Dublin
24/06/2010|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT TIMES|$400|easy|Around 1200 B.C. in the Middle East & 600 B.C. in China, the Bronze Age was replaced by this metallic age|the Iron Age
17/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELS|$1200|hard|Chrome & iron are what give this, red corundum, its color|the ruby
26/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'49ers|$1000|hard|The second U.S. woman in space, she flew on the Discovery & perished with the Challenger|Judith Resnick
22/04/2008|Jeopardy!|THE LOVE BOAT|$400|easy|Travel down the Mississippi on the Delta Queen, one of these|a riverboat (or steamboat)
10/01/2005|Jeopardy!|BACK TO THE HOTEL|$200|easy|In 1975, Lyn Weiner opened the Kennelworth, a hotel in New York City for these pets|dogs
25/11/1997|Jeopardy!|WOMEN AND SONG|$400|easy|Kurt Cobain's widow, she co-starred in the movie 'The People vs. Larry Flynt'|Courtney Love
20/10/2003|Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1000|hard|Hong Kong action star of 'The Replacement Killers' who's the English name for the day before Lent|Chow Yun-Fat Tuesday
07/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|I GOT 3 As, MOM!|$2000|hard|Any land of promise, it's the Biblical name of Palestine|Canaan
13/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|1706|$1600|hard|In 1706 she was queen of England & involved in a North American war bearing her name|Queen Anne
02/06/2006|Jeopardy!|'80s MUSIC|$1000|hard|In 1981 this group topped the charts singing, 'Here I am, the one that you love, askin' for another day'|Air Supply
27/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE END OF THE LINE|$1200|hard|From the Latin for 'to look at', it's often the final step on an assembly line|inspection
31/01/1996|Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$200|easy|It took 30 years & an album called 'Voodoo Lounge' for this British group to win its first Grammy|The Rolling Stones
21/03/2006|Jeopardy!|THE MATERIAL WORLD|$800|hard|This flooring material is made by pressing linseed oil & rosins onto a cloth backing|linoleum
29/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MATH & SCIENCE|$1600|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew shows a % sign on a video monitor as it changes to have one more 0 in the denominator.)  You know percent, but how about this similar term that indicates parts in 1,000|per mil
25/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'D' TALKS|$400|easy|If someone gets seasick, tell him to take this brand of the anti-nausea drug Dimenhydrinate|Dramamine
13/07/2000|Jeopardy!|WOMEN: WRITE ON!|$500|medium|This Chilean author wrote her first novel, 'The House of the Spirits', while living in exile|Isabel Allende
11/03/2005|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES BY NEWSPAPERS|$600|medium|Dimokratiki & Peloponnisos|Greece
02/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE U.N.|$1500|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from the Assembly floor.) Many U.N. agencies, like the World Health Organization, are headquartered in this country that didn't get its General Assembly seat until 2002|Switzerland
05/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$600|medium|This 'If It Makes You Happy' singer once sang back-up for Michael Jackson|Sheryl Crow
07/10/2009|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE TERMS|$1000|hard|If it's not transparent, or even translucent, but quite impenetrable to light, it's this|opaque
15/09/2000|Jeopardy!|HEY 'J'!|$100|easy|Well...it's the first name of the '39-year-old' comedian known for his miserly self-caricature|Jack (Benny)
28/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARIES|$200|easy|Young Ben Franklin couldn't wait for each new book by this 'Robinson Crusoe' author|Daniel Defoe
31/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BIT PARTS|$400|easy|This film based on a 'SNL' skit features a cameo by Steven Spielberg as a Cook County assesor clerk|The Blues Brothers
23/10/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$300|easy|The site of the University of Colorado's main campus, it owns Arapahoe Glacier, from which it gets most of its water|Boulder
17/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE-VOWEL WORDS|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew at the Santa Monica Pier)  This character sometimes dreams that he's a World War I flying ace, battling the Red Baron|Snoopy
22/03/1999|Jeopardy!|ATHLETE'S RHYME TIME|$100|easy|A spotless putting area|clean green
12/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ART GAL-ERY|$400|easy|It follows 'Cecilia' in the name of a noted female artist & precedes 'Arts' in the French phrase for fine arts|Beaux
26/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|KNOCK, KNOCK|$1000|hard|'...No trace of imagination, good taste or ingenuity', the New Yorker said of this '39 film set in Kansas|The Wizard of Oz
01/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICAL SCIENCE CONSTANTS|$2000|hard|F is 96,500 coulombs; F being named for this British physicist|Michael Faraday
05/01/2000|Jeopardy!|TOUCH-TONE TELEPHONE TUNES|$100|easy|This seasonal classic heard here always rings my chimes:|Jingle Bells
24/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE BIOGRAPHIES|$400|easy|He was nominated for a 1974 Oscar for playing Lenny Bruce|Dustin Hoffman
27/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TV ADJECTIVES|$2000|hard|Hosted by Josh Temple: 'America's ____ Jobs'|Toughest
21/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE HOLLYWOOD WALK OF FAME|$1000|hard|This 'Mayor of Hollywood' is cock of the Walk of Fame as chairman of the selection committee|Johnny Grant
11/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$800|hard|'The Apprentice' winner Bill Rancic changed 1 letter in a Trump phrase to get this title for his book on success|You're Hired
05/03/2004|Jeopardy!|WHERE AM I?|$600|medium|(Sarah)  I'm taking off from this state capital that shares its name with a 1,500-square-mile ice field|Juneau, Alaska
05/11/2007|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN I.M.s|$800|hard|Hammy called us 'excellent good friends'; he's even giving us a trip to England! GGOH!|Rosencrantz & Guildenstern
27/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|POSTHUMOUS POP HITS|$1600|hard|1989:  'You Got It'|Roy Orbison
24/04/1987|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS QUOTES|$100|easy|In 1706, Sir John Vanbrugh wrote in 'The Country House', 'He laughs best who...' does this|laughs last
23/09/2002|Jeopardy!|SPANISH CLASS|$400|easy|You can find libros at una libreria y una biblioteca, these 2 related places|library & bookstore
24/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE DIRECTORS|$2000|hard|This director shot 99 takes of the opening scene in 'The Social Network'|David Fincher
05/06/2006|Jeopardy!|CALL ME IRVING|$400|easy|America's first literary lion, this 'History of New York' author mentored Hawthorne & Poe|Washington Irving
09/06/2009|Final Jeopardy!|SIGNS OF THE TIMES|None|None|First turned on in 1989 in Times Square, the 'clock' measuring this ran out of digits in October 2008|the national debt
14/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LEFT FIELD|$400|easy|This former veep returned to politics in 2002 to run for the Senate seat opened by Paul Wellstone's death|Walter Mondale
25/10/2011|Jeopardy!|HEADS OR TAILS|$200|easy|The tail of the death-stalker type of this arachnid delivers poison that can cause paralysis & heart failure|a scorpion
26/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|16TH CENTURY NAMES|$600|medium|Sir Francis Drake looted & burned the Spanish fort at this Florida site in 1586|St. Augustine
26/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WILD WILD WEST|$1800|hard|3-letter title of the 1926 Broadway play Mae wrote, produced, directed & served 10 days in jail for|Sex
04/11/2008|Jeopardy!|INDUSTRIAL LIGHT & MAGIC|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew appears to be in the desert, but is actually at Industrial Light & Magic in San Francisco, CA.) Bluescreen photography, which lets us transport an actor to a place like Tatooine, is possible because the base material in color film is sensitive to these three primary colors|red, green & blue
24/04/2008|Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$800|hard|The last names of chemists Franklin & Aldam combined in this brand name when they came up with a new oil filter|Fram
10/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SISTER SISTER|$1200|hard|Ann & Nancy Wilson are the creative spark behind this rock band|Heart
21/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PENINSULAS|$400|easy|Colombia & Venezuela share the Guajira Peninsula, which juts into this sea|Caribbean Sea
03/01/1989|Double Jeopardy!|STORES|$200|easy|Pan Am Guide says it's simpler to list what this London dept. store doesn't sell than what it does|Harrods
12/09/2006|Jeopardy!|SPORTS RECORDS|$200|easy|In a career that spanned from 1966 to 1993, Nolan Ryan pitched an incredible 7 of these, the last at 44 years of age|a no-hitter
30/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NOT GREAT WORK|$400|easy|It rhymes with effective but basically means ineffective|defective
22/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE WOMAN AT THE MIKE|$400|easy|A teenage star as Debbie in the '80s, in 1996 she released the album 'Deborah'|Debbie Gibson
29/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC QUOTES|$200|easy|Upon this man's assassination, Nehru said, 'The light has gone out of our lives'|Mahatma Gandhi
08/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICAL ABBREV.|$200|easy|It can save someone's life: CPR|Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
02/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'FOURTH'|$2000|hard|In 1198 this campaign was proclaimed by Pope Innocent III|the Fourth Crusade
05/10/2006|Jeopardy!|KID'S TOUGH|$600|medium|Anna Paquin seeks treatment for a mutant gene in her body in the latest installment of this film series|X-Men
24/04/1990|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$100|easy|In Texas the most common variety of these armored mammals is the nine-banded one|Armadillo
01/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SPORT-O-RAMA|$600|medium|From the Greek for 'walking on tiptoe', it's another name for a gymnast|Acrobat
05/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THEY FOUND MORE THAN ONE ELEMENT|$1000|hard|Klaproth, who found cerium, also found this element that's last on the alphabetical list|zirconium
15/01/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. MOUNTAINS|$100|easy|Most geographers define the northern terminus of the Blue Ridge Mountains as Harpers Ferry in this state|West Virginia
02/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$400|easy|He's the only U.S. president to have served as director of the CIA|George (H.W.) Bush
11/06/1999|Final Jeopardy!|ART|None|None|This technique, from Latin for 'to look through', began in Western painting in works like the one seen here|Perspective
01/03/1999|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL '98|$400|easy|He managed the '98 Yankee team some called the greatest ever|Joe Torre
24/05/2010|Jeopardy!|JOHNSON & JOHNSON|$800|hard|In his wrestling days, beefy actor Dwayne Johnson went by this name|The Rock
15/10/1997|Jeopardy!|100 _____ MAKE A....|$500|medium|100 of these make a mark in Germany|Pfennigs
05/06/2007|Jeopardy!|BEST PICTURE OSCAR WINNERS|$1000|hard|Inmates at the Oregon State Mental Hospital played extras in this 1975 Oscar winner|One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
21/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A REALLY LONG TIME AGO|$1200|hard|This early ancestor of European man was named for the French cave site where the bones were first found|Cro-Magnon man
22/11/2004|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$600|medium|Originally used to designate an errand boy, it was introduced into Scotland by golfer Mary, Queen of Scots|a caddy
24/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HOUSEHOLD NAMES|$800|hard|She was Fred Astaire's love interest in the movie musicals 'Swing Time' & 'Shall We Dance'|Ginger Rogers
01/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THERE'S AN 'A'|$600|medium|Hawaiian Sumo wrestler Chad Rowan is known in Japan by this one-word name|Akebono
10/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CIVIL SERVANTS|$400|easy|The vast majority of the U.S. government's 2.7 million civil servants are employed in this branch of govt.|the executive branch
29/12/2005|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC|$600|medium|This Northeast Asian country came into being in 1948 & 2 years later the U.S. helped fight for its survival|South Korea
30/06/2011|Jeopardy!|SITCOM SPOUSES|$1000|hard|Jim Backus & Natalie Schafer|Gilligan's Island
16/12/2008|Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON STATE|$1000|hard|The people of George, Washington named their streets for varieties of this fruit|cherry
10/11/2006|Jeopardy!|A TICKER-TAPE PARADE|$800|hard|In 1951 it was the turn of David Ben-Gurion, the first prime minister of this country|Israel
21/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH HISTORY|$800|hard|Reigning from 1715 to 1774, he was the successor & great-grandson of the 'Sun King'|Louis XV
03/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TV CITY SETTINGS|$800|hard|'The Practice'|Boston
25/11/1998|Jeopardy!|THE SOLAR SYSTEM|$100|easy|The atmospheric pressure of this planet nearest to Earth is about 90 times that of the Earth|Venus
02/12/1996|Jeopardy!|SOUTHERN COOKING|$400|easy|Benn wafers, crackers made of this seed, are a popular Charleston, South Carolina treat|sesame
18/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MR. OR MS. BROWN|$800|hard|Now an Oakland Raiders All-Pro wide receiver, this man won the Heisman Trophy in 1987|Tim Brown
23/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|NEIGHBORHOODS|$200|easy|The Back Bay has been described as this New England's city's 'Yuppieville'|Boston
11/04/2008|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE TOWNS|$1000|hard|The Citadel|Charleston, South Carolina
13/09/2005|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY POP CULTURE|$800|hard|On radio this Hammett hero ended each episode's case summary to Effie with 'Period.  End of report'|Sam Spade
09/09/2008|Jeopardy!|FROM LETTERMAN'S TOP 10 LISTS|$1000|hard|Among 'Reasons' this world leader 'Is Retiring': 'He has accepted the role of Dr. Ramon Vazquez on 'General Hospital''|(Fidel) Castro
02/12/1988|Double Jeopardy!|THE BLUE & THE GRAY|$400|easy|On Christmas night, 1860 Major Anderson moved his troops from Ft. Moultrie to this more defensible fort|Fort Sumter
21/12/2005|Jeopardy!|PUBLIC HEALTH|$200|easy|A 1992 law introduced by Sen. Cranston aimed to reduce the use of paint containing too much of this element|lead
03/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHIC DISTINCTIONS|$800|hard|Despite Minnesota's claim as the Land of 10,000 Lakes, this U.S. state has the most, with more than 3 million|Alaska
24/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|JANUARY 24|$200|easy|In this speech on Jan. 24, 1995, President Clinton outlined his vision of a 'new covenant'|State of the Union address
31/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES|$200|easy|William Makepeace Thackeray was an early staff member of this British humor magazine|Punch
03/03/2000|Jeopardy!|STORY OF MY LIFE|$300|easy|1939: 'The Kingdom of Swing'|Benny Goodman
16/06/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S. MILITARY MUSEUMS|$100|easy|Its National Museum of American History has General Washington's field tent|Smithsonian
25/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WE'RE GONNA NEED A BIGGER BOAT|$1600|hard|In 'Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End', Davy Jones helms this ship, also the name of a Wagner opera|The Flying Dutchman
18/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|JAPAN|$600|medium|In 1996 Bill Clinton became the second U.S. president to address this, this Japanese parliament|Diet
24/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL NOVELS|$600|medium|Wild Bill Hickok turns up in 'Boone's Lick', a 2000 novel by this 'Lonesome Dove' author|Larry McMurtry
26/10/1998|Jeopardy!|SAM-I-AM|$200|easy|I would pile them in a cart, I would eat them in my mart; they'd reach miles up in the air, because I am a billionaire|Sam Walton
30/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEST SCREENPLAY OSCARS|$1200|hard|1996: Joel & Ethan Coen for this tale of Midwestern murder & mayhem|Fargo
04/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|YOU GET A 'D'|$800|hard|Nytol sleeping aid tablets carry the precautionary label 'Warning: May Cause' this|drowsiness
13/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY BROTHERS|$2000|hard|He wrote 'The Insect Play' with his brother & the robot play 'R.U.R.' by himself|Karel Capek
15/12/2005|Jeopardy!|HOOKED ON PHOENICIA|$200|easy|Today known as this, the Phoenician city of Berytus rose to prominence during the Roman era|Beirut
20/12/2010|Jeopardy!|EPISODES OF THE SITCOM|$600|medium|'The One with the Holiday Armadillo', 'The One where Chandler doesn't like Dogs'|Friends
06/04/2004|Jeopardy!|NFL RULES|$600|medium|(Hi, I'm Keyshawn Johnson)  This infraction includes but is not limited to hooking the receiver, grabbing my arm, etcetera|pass interference
21/07/2006|Jeopardy!|PRODUCE PETE|$600|medium|When pickled, Pete especially likes the Tuscan pepper seen here, which is called this in Italy|pepperoncini
03/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$600|medium|This Cambodian capital lies at the confluence of the Bassac, Tonle Sap & Mekong rivers|Phnom Penh
06/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'90s NEWS|$1200|hard|After a bitter confirmation hearing, this man took over for retiring justice Thurgood Marshall|Clarence Thomas
08/12/1995|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$400|easy|A 2-mile stone bridge crossing an adriatic lagoon connects this Italian city with the mainland|Venice
19/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'QUE' TIPS|$600|medium|Suggestive of impropriety, such as a joke or manner of dress|Risque
08/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & RUSSIAN ROLES|$1000|hard|She was married to Mel Ferrer in real life when she romanced him onscreen in 'War & Peace' in 1956|Audrey Hepburn
15/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN THEIR ELEMENT|$400|easy|Last name of the husband & wife with an atomic weight of 247|Curie
19/07/2010|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE CONSONANTS|$200|easy|A soft song for a child going to sleep|a lullaby
12/10/1998|Jeopardy!|'OIL'|$100|easy|Petroleum as it comes to the surface is called this; that's why it has to be refined|Crude oil
21/05/2009|Jeopardy!|THE WORLD AT WAR|$200|easy|The Chinese Communist First Front Army staged the 6,000-mile retreat known as the Long March under this leader|Mao Tse-tung
25/03/2004|Jeopardy!|PEABODY AWARD WINNERS|$1000|hard|She produced & starred in 1974's Peabody Award-winning 'Free to Be...You & Me'|Marlo Thomas
03/02/2000|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$400|easy|Launched in 1967, it's the only luxury liner now making regular transatlantic crossings|QE2
14/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$200|easy|King George enjoyed this man's 'Water Music' so much during a 1717 party that he ordered it played 3 times that day|Handel
05/02/2010|Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$600|medium|Around 1000 A.D. the caliphate of Cordoba controlled much of this European peninsula|the Iberian Peninsula
10/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE CONTINENTAL CONGRESS MET HERE|$2000|hard|On March 2, 1789 that old gang of the Continental Congress met for its last time ever in this city|New York City
17/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE DREADED SPELLING CATEGORY|$800|hard|Inquisitive minds will know how to spell...|C-U-R-I-O-S-I-T-Y
08/10/1999|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$200|easy|It was double trouble for this martial arts star playing twins in 'Twin Dragons'|Jackie Chan
02/07/2003|Jeopardy!|NAVAL VESSELS|$1000|hard|This adjective from the animal world is used to describe ship-to-shore transport craft|amphibious vessels
18/10/2010|Jeopardy!|I GIVE YOU AN 'NCH'|$1000|hard|I'm going to give you this 2-word French term that means 'blank document'|carte blanche
22/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS JACQUES|$2000|hard|He composed both 'The Tales of Hoffmann' & that scandalous 'Cancan' music|(Jacques) Offenbach
26/05/1999|Jeopardy!|'B' IN GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|It's the capital of Catalonia|Barcelona
22/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CHAUVINISTIC TERMS FOR WOMEN|$400|easy|An infant|babe
05/11/1998|Jeopardy!|WORD PUZZLES|$400|easy|KLAT ---------------------------------- Give me any of this, bad child, &  I'll ground you!|Back talk
10/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE BARTENDER SAYS...|$800|hard|I can just tell you're sweating for a Lynchburg lemonade, the Lynchburg referring to this brand of whiskey|Jack Daniel's
10/11/1986|Jeopardy!|FAIRIES|$100|easy|Despite its name, you shouldn't eat this sprite; it won't sell you Girl Scout cookies either|brownie
10/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ON...|$400|easy|At one's post or work, & thus possibly not allowed to drink|on the job (or on duty)
26/05/1989|Final Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|None|None|According to the Browning poem, he could also get rid of 'The mole and toad and newt and viper'|the Pied Piper of Hamelin
21/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THE BOYS IN BLUE|$200|easy|Some sources say policemen were informally called this because of what their badges were made from|cops (or coppers)
01/10/2009|Jeopardy!|'T-H-E'|$1000|hard|It's an old term for a drugstore|an apothecary
07/05/1998|Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$500|medium|In this novel of the future, Mustapha Mond 'had been the first to reveal the...dangers of family life'|Brave New World
27/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL|$400|easy|Non-sexist name for a stewardess|a flight attendant
01/04/2009|Jeopardy!|& THE 21st CENTURY EMMY GOES TO...|$600|medium|Her in 2007 & 2008, for her reality show 'My Life on the D-List'|Kathy Griffin
16/11/2005|Jeopardy!|STATE INTELLIGENCE|$1000|hard|Within the Oglaigh na h-Eireann: G2|Ireland
02/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IT WAS 40 YEARS AGO TODAY|$1600|hard|On June 1, 1967 this man became Israel's Minister of Defense; 4 days later he was very busy|Moshe Dayan
19/01/1999|Jeopardy!|THE COLD WAR|$200|easy|By the end of the Cold War the population of this 'sleeping giant' was over 1 billion|China
25/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'T'HEATER|$200|easy|Established by the American Theatre Wing in 1947, they are officially known as the Antoinette Perry Awards|Tony Awards
06/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE 'M'AP|$2000|hard|Community in the name of the doll seen here, introduced in 1971|Malibu
02/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$600|medium|In 'David Copperfield', Wilkins is the first name of this kindhearted optimist|Mr. Micawber
28/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$800|hard|In a 1346 battle, France's Philip VI was Crecy to take on the third English king of this name|Edward III
14/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$800|hard|At 25 he wrote his symphony in B minor consisting of 2 completed movements, an unfinished third & no fourth|Schubert
13/02/1998|Jeopardy!|LOOK WHO'S TALKING|$100|easy|Jim Hawkins|Treasure Island
12/03/1999|Jeopardy!|TAILS|$400|easy|She 'Tried what she could, as a shepherdess should, to tack' each tail back to its lamb|Little Bo Peep
01/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BRAIN TEASE|$1200|hard|Brain waves are measured using the instrument known by these 3 letters for short|E.E.G.
04/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE FLAG|$600|medium|The flag seen here is of this Baltic republic, that calls itself 'Eesti Vabariik'|Estonia
07/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN ATHLETES|$800|hard|South African runner whose encounter with Mary Decker in the 1984 Olympic 3,000 meters made headlines|Zola Budd
04/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POLKA YOUR EYES OUT|$1600|hard|The 'Circus Polka' composed by Igor Stravinsky for the Ringling Brothers was originally intended to be danced by these|elephants
23/10/2008|Jeopardy!|FIREFIGHTING|$1000|hard|Smashing windows is technically called 'tactical' this, from the Latin for 'wind'|ventilation
21/03/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$100|easy|He was criticized for not invading Baghdad & removing Saddam Hussein during the Gulf War|George H.W. Bush
15/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$1200|hard|The Bessemer process, developed in the 1850s, was a cheap way to convert pig iron to this|steel
22/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'MIS'QUOTES|$800|hard|'For Satan finds some' this 'still for idle hands to do'|mischief
10/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AIRLINE CODES|$2000|hard|Demot Manion is CEO: EI|Aer Lingus
02/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'OO'|$3000|hard|Members of this Algonquian-speaking tribe live in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas & Mexico, but not in Dogpatch|the Kickapoo
07/03/2001|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$300|easy|A 'Mission to' this planet would be about 34.6 million miles, or its closest approach to Earth|Mars
16/09/2010|Jeopardy!|SILENCE|$1500|hard|The type used for a trumpet or sax is more familiar, but string instruments can be muffled with this device|a mute
22/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CYBERIA|$1200|hard|You can watch video on cell phones, on TV or over the Internet with this player|QuickTime
03/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE FIRST WIVES CLUB|$400|easy|When she failed to provide him with an heir, Napoleon divorced her|Josephine
20/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LATIN AMERICAN HISTORY|$2000|hard|In November 1533 this Spanish conquistador triumphantly entered Cuzco|Francisco Pizarro
07/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$200|easy|He once remarked, 'I didn't need school, I had the horn':|Louis Armstrong
17/04/1998|Jeopardy!|ABOUT '___IT___'|$100|easy|On TV, you can find 'Caroline in' it|City
30/05/2008|Jeopardy!|HOW TOUCHING!|$400|easy|Literally French for 'touched', this expression indicates a hit in fencing|touché
06/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBS|$1600|hard|This star of 'The Princess Diaries' & 'The Devil Wears Prada' has the same name as Shakespeare's wife|Anne Hathaway
06/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TORAH!  TORAH!  TORAH!|$1600|hard|In the original Hebrew, this biblical question that Cain asks is 'Hashomer akhi anokhi?'|'Am I my brother's keeper?'
11/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|OLD MOVIES|$1000|hard|Bob Hope sang this Oscar-winning song with Jane Russell in 'The Paleface'|Buttons and Bows
09/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$800|hard|The apparent change in the pitch of the whistle from a moving train is due to this effect|the Doppler effect
12/11/1985|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL NUMBERS|$100|easy|Number of players in a string septet|7
26/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$2000|hard|The name of these bones comes from words meaning 'behind the ankle'|metatarsi
27/11/2002|Jeopardy!|THANKSGIVING AT ALEX'S HOUSE|$400|easy|(Having been banished from the kitchen, Jimmy joins Alex at the TV.) Jimmy: While dinner is being fixed, Alex and I are watching this NFL team, that played more turkey day games than any other. Alex: They really miss Joe Schmidt & Alex Karras.|Detroit Lions
29/06/2000|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC CINEMA|$400|easy|1939: 'The moors and I wiil never change.  Don't you, Cathy'|Wuthering Heights
24/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|HOMONYMS|$800|hard|Expensive onion, or what happens when there's a hole in the bucket|leek (leak)
24/03/2003|Jeopardy!|FRENCH RULER NICKNAMES|$200|easy|Hey, maybe Charles II & Louis VI, both nicknamed this, were just big-boned|the Fat
19/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TRIP|$800|hard|The Palacio Nacional de Mafra in this country was built with gold from Brazil|Portugal
28/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONALITY, PLEASE|$800|hard|A type of cigar: ____ Masters|Dutch
08/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST NOVELS|$1000|hard|This California novelist's 1st book was 'Cup of Gold', a fictionalized account of Sir Henry Morgan|John Steinbeck
08/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LANDLOCKED COUNTRIES|$400|easy|The Danube divides this Magyar country, with the Alfold to the east & Transdanubia to the west|Hungary
03/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE GECKO|$800|hard|As the gecko can climb almost any surface, make sure your terrarium has one of these to deter escapes|lid
12/01/2000|Jeopardy!|'L'EMENTARY|$400|easy|Types of these include ovate, obovate & oblong|leaves
28/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LYRICS OF THE ARTIST|$400|easy|'P-p-p-poker face, p-p-poker face, (mum mum mum mah) p-p-p-poker face'|Lady Gaga
09/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES SCIENCE TIMES|$2000|hard|28 years after its 1977 launch, it passed through a sort of space sound barrier called the termination shock|Voyager
19/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NOT REALLY RELATED|$1000|hard|'Lady's Not For Burning' playwright & potato product not for burning at McDonald's|Christopher & French Fry
13/04/2005|Jeopardy!|A DAY'S CALORIES IN ONE MEAL|$400|easy|Zesty Chicken Border Bowl, Fiesta Taco Salad, Nachos Bellgrande, apple empanada|Taco Bell
21/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$600|medium|Kay Waldo Barnes, this former CBS anchorman's cousin, became the first female mayor of Kansas City, MO. in 1999|Walter Cronkite
28/12/2011|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE FARM|$800|hard|Like the ones seen here, it's a maintained wetland used for farming, especially where rice is grown|a paddy
27/07/2010|Jeopardy!|SUPERMARKET SWEEP|$1000|hard|The heck with the diet!  I'm buyin' Vaanillaa Swiss Aalmond ice cream from this braand founded by Reuben Mattus|Häagen-Dazs
12/01/2010|Jeopardy!|ON THE MONEY|$1000|hard|The back of the $1 bill has the Latin phrases Annuit coeptis & Novus ordo seclorum, both from this Roman epic poet|Virgil
24/07/2009|Jeopardy!|DRINK'S'|$800|hard|One of the more popular red wines in the U.S. is this Australian import, known in Europe as Syrah|Shiraz
19/09/2011|Jeopardy!|WHO'S BIBLICALLY SPEAKING?|$200|easy|'I indeed baptize you with water; but one mightier than I cometh'|John the Baptist
18/01/2008|Jeopardy!|SEEK|$2000|hard|In 2003 the BBC did an extensive sonar search for this creature, first reported in 565 A.D.|the Loch Ness Monster
08/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGICAL PAIRS|$800|hard|Wounded by Cupid's arrow, Venus fell in love with this handsome guy at 1st sight|Adonis
04/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE THERE'S A WILL|$400|easy|A will naming Melvin Dummar as beneficiary of 1/16 of this reclusive billionaire's estate was found to be a fraud|Howard Hughes
28/09/2009|Jeopardy!|THAT'S A MORAY!|$800|hard|Morays like to hide in all sorts of places; the one here has taken refuge in the tube type of this other sea creature|a sponge
30/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$800|hard|In 1906 the territory of Papua was established on this island as a protectorate under Australian control|New Guinea
06/11/1989|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$300|easy|Anna Beth Sully, Mary Pickford & Lady Sylvia Ashley|Married to Douglas Fairbanks
04/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'RIGHT'IES|$1200|hard|You three are examples for this 'shining' quality, being quick-witted & intelligent|bright
16/06/1997|Jeopardy!|ROCK LYRICS|$200|easy|He 'Walks in the classroom, cool and slow' & 'Calls the English teacher 'Daddy-O''|Charlie Brown
25/11/2011|Jeopardy!|PORTMANTEAU WORDS|$200|easy|This 9-letter word for a procession of cars is often used to refer to that of the U.S. president|a motorcade
21/06/2011|Jeopardy!|GHOUL-ASH|$200|easy|In Arabic folklore, ghouls were spirits said to be offspring of Iblis, this religion's prince of darkness|Islam
03/11/2009|Jeopardy!|DANGEROUS PLANET|$400|easy|In June 1953 one of these fatally touched down in Worcester, Massachusetts, far from the Midwest|a tornado
25/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|VOICES, I HEAR VOICES...|$800|hard|Going where no man had gone before, as Ozzie in 'Over the Hedge': 'Playing possum is what we do.  We die so...we live'|William Shatner
12/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'U' KNOW YOU KNOW|$1600|hard|This vehicle popular with jugglers was developed from the penny-farthing|a unicycle
09/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MAKING MONEY|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington, D.C.) Sheets are forced at high pressure into the grooves of printing plates so bills are actually three-dimensional with slight rises & indentations; the process has this Italian name|intaglio
06/02/2003|Jeopardy!|NURSING|$400|easy|Tell a patient using this metal frame to advance it at intervals of around 6 inches -- & don't forget the tennis balls|walker
01/06/2011|Jeopardy!|NEW GROUP TERMS FOR ANIMALS?|$1000|hard|An 'army of' these African mammals, aka earth pigs. that catch ants with their 12-inch tongues|aardvarks
11/04/2003|Jeopardy!|BEAGLEMANIA|$600|medium|(Sofia of the Clue Crew reports from Rockefeller Center in New York.) In 'A Boy Named Charlie Brown', this character skates here, at the Rockefeller Center rink|Snoopy
23/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNET FAVORITES|$1600|hard|4chan.org is a collaborative community known for posting these on the net, usually in .jpeg or .gif form|photographs (or images)
27/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S FIRSTS|$400|easy|In 1968 in Mexico City, Enriqueta Basilo carried a torch to light this fire|the Olympic torch (or flame)
19/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$400|easy|In 1994 Jordan signed a peace treaty with this country, ending the official state of war between them|Israel
22/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GONE COUNTRY|$1400|hard|At the time it merged with another African country in 1964, it was the world's last country alphabetically|Zanzibar
06/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|POPPY CULTURE|$1200|hard|Morphine & this analgesic & cough suppressant whose name means 'poppy head' are derived from the opium poppy|codeine
13/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MUNICH|$1200|hard|In an attempt to overthrow the Weimar Republic, the Nazis staged a 1923 putsch named for this Munich location|a beer hall
14/10/2003|Jeopardy!|HOAXES|$1000|hard|The Bible's 'There were' these 'in the Earth' inspired George Hull to create the phony prehistoric 'Cardiff' one|giants
28/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL MADNESS|$1000|hard|This man's diet of locusts & wild honey led some to think he was possessed|John the Baptist
06/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$1000|hard|This burrowing rodent has fur-lined pouches on the outside of its cheeks in which it carries food|Pocket gopher
15/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PREHISTORIC CRITTERS|$400|easy|As the 'avis' suggests, Argentavis' distinction was being able to do this, even at over 250 pounds|fly
06/09/2002|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC HISTORIANS|$600|medium|William Prescott's 2 big tales of the Conquistadors were about 'The Conquest of Peru' & 'The Conquest of' this country|Mexico
20/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL RHYME TIME|$400|easy|The most prominent of the Apostles' warming devices|Peter's heaters
04/06/1999|Jeopardy!|VIEWER MAIL|$500|medium|This entertainer informs us sources are wrong in saying his sister-in-law Audrey Meadows was born in China|Steve Allen
28/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$800|hard|Mlle. de Beauvoir (6)|Simone
05/05/1998|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE WORDS|$400|easy|Add 3 letters to a synonym for 'ailing' to get this word for a small campus hospital|Infirmary
12/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'B's|$1200|hard|This type of immunization is used to renew or maintain the effects of a previous one|a booster
27/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|KID IN PLAY|$2000|hard|In 1983 Roshi Handwerger was 10-year-old Patrick Dennis & Angela Lansbury, this title woman|(Auntie) Mame
11/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|THE DE NIRO CODE|$1200|hard|To Billy Crystal in this film: 'I was gonna whack you. But I was real conflicted about it'|Analyze This
03/10/2001|Jeopardy!|TILL DEATH DO US PART--NOT!|$100|easy|After leaving hubby Dennis Quaid, she split from hunky Russell Crowe|Meg Ryan
13/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$800|hard|You might read this New Englander's blank verse play 'A Masque of Reason' 'On A Snowy Evening'|Robert Frost
06/10/2006|Jeopardy!|INVENTORS & INVENTIONS|$2000|hard|In 1938 chemist Roy Plunkett invented polytetrafluorethylene, a nonstick substance better known as this|Teflon
10/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|-ISMS|$3500|hard|The practices of some extreme Protestants of the Reformation era; or any moral strictness|puritanism
09/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ART 101|$800|hard|French word for a category of art, like landscape, or for a painting of scenes of everyday life|Genre
07/07/1999|Jeopardy!|VINTAGE CARS|$100|easy|The Cadillac Automobile Company was founded in this city in 1902|Detroit
14/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WINE, WHITE WINE|$1200|hard|Italy's northeast region of Veneto & Friuli produces the grape varietal of the popular pinot gris or pinot this|grigio
17/02/2010|Jeopardy!|PLAYING BASEBALL FOR VOCABULARY|$800|hard|An unraveling in your nylon stocking|a run
21/03/2001|Jeopardy!|HUNDREDS|$500|medium|One of Gabriel Garcia Marquez' best-known works is 'One Hundred Years Of' this|Solitude
29/03/2010|Jeopardy!|TV NAMES|$200|easy|Earn good karma with this one: 'My Name Is ____'|Earl
17/05/2001|Jeopardy!|FIRST NAME'S THE SAME|$500|medium|Smith, Rogers, Durant|Will
10/09/1997|Jeopardy!|LITERARY SECOND BANANAS|$300|easy|Several Sherlock Holmes stories refer to Miss Mary Morstan, who marries this physician|Dr. Watson
11/11/1991|Jeopardy!|MODERN HISTORY|$200|easy|In November 1945 some 55 deputies unanimously declared him president of France|de Gaulle
28/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OPERAS BY CHARACTERS|$1200|hard|1904: Suzuki, a geisha's servant|Madame Butterfly
15/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T BE AFRAID OF OPERA|$1200|hard|Gaza is the setting for a Biblical opera about Samson and this hussy|Delilah
21/11/2008|Jeopardy!|LETTERS TO CONGRESSPEOPLE?|$200|easy|Dear Rep. Udall: You represent New Mexico--wasn't your uncle Mo a congressman for this 'Grand Canyon State'?|Arizona
02/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THIS IS MY COUNTRY|$200|easy|President & Prime Minister Saddam Hussein|Iraq
16/04/1998|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN VACATION|$500|medium|Landmark from which you can see the following views: [1] [2] [3] [4]|the Eiffel Tower
02/04/2009|Jeopardy!|SU-SU-SUSHI-O|$600|medium|Before you have your sushi, try some miso soup, which usually has green onions & cubes of this in it|tofu
01/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN DYING WORDS|$400|easy|'Lay on Macduff, and damned be him that first cries, 'Hold, enough!''|Macbeth
09/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'TO' & 'FRO'|$2000|hard|Mais oui, it's French for 'cheese'|fromage
14/09/2000|Jeopardy!|QUICKIES|$200|easy|From military marching, 'On' this means right away|The double
21/12/1998|Jeopardy!|THAT'S PHONY!|$500|medium|This word for one who feigns principles he does not possess is from Greek meaning 'a stage actor'|Hypocrite
29/10/1999|Jeopardy!|THE GHOST|$200|easy|Halloween brings tourists to the possibly haunted Baltimore house of this macabre writer|Edgar Allan Poe
19/10/2000|Jeopardy!|IN 2 WORDS -- FAMILY|$400|easy|It's the term for the payments made after a divorce for the upkeep of the kids|Child support
04/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LUMBERJACK TALK|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew in Minnesota)  In 1884 lumberjacks on the Mississippi cleared a 7-mile one of these, which can also mean 'a deadlock'|logjam
08/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY SHOWS BY ROLES|$1600|hard|Professor Callahan, Elle Woods|Legally Blonde
16/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BARTENDING|$400|easy|Use the kosher type of this, not iodized, to rim glasses|salt
04/11/1999|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$500|medium|Spell loot & liar this way to turn them into musical instruments|L-U-T-E & L-Y-R-E
13/10/1992|Jeopardy!|I LOVE LUCY|$300|easy|John Wayne made his TV acting debut in 1955 when Lucy stole his footprints from this locale|Graumann's Chinese Theatre
13/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY HEROINES|$800|hard|Don Quixote dubs Aldanza with this more romantic name|Dulcinea
12/04/2001|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|In addition to its bountiful wildlife, this desert is the site of the Orapa diamond mine, one of the world's largest|Kalahari
01/10/2001|Jeopardy!|FIRST NAME'S THE SAME|$400|easy|Wallace, Tyson, Doonesbury|Mike
10/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$607|hard|After a 22-year reign, this country's Queen Christina abdicated June 6, 1654|Sweden
17/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE THE CAKE|$800|hard|As you might gather from its name, this rich, dark chocolate layer cake is fiendishly delicious|Devil's food cake
28/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DESTINATION:  MARS|$1600|hard|At over 15.5 miles high, the Martian mountain known as Olympus Mons is the largest of these in our solar system|volcano
18/12/2000|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$500|medium|Andrea Palladio's 1554 book on 'The Antiquities of' this city was the standard guidebook for some 200 years|Rome
07/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ATTRACTION|$1600|hard|Bombykol, one of these attractant chemicals, is sort of the Calvin Klein obsession of the female silk moth|a pheromone
01/07/2008|Jeopardy!|'LAND' OF OPPORTUNITY|$1000|hard|This largest antelope of Africa can weigh as much as 2,000 pounds|an eland
25/11/2002|Jeopardy!|HURRY 'UP'!|$600|medium|The financial cost of maintaining something in proper condition|upkeep
06/03/2009|Jeopardy!|SELDOM IS HEARD|$400|easy|A proverb says that this 'seldom knocks twice'|opportunity
08/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LANDMARK CINEMA VILLAINS|$2000|hard|Through 8 films, Robert Englund has played this sadistic resurrected child killer|Freddy (Krueger)
21/07/2000|Jeopardy!|WHATEVER|$500|medium|Point one arm at the horizon & the other at the North Star & the angle between them will tell you this|(A rough idea of your) Latitude
22/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'STONE'S|$800|hard|The Paleolithic period is part of this|the Stone Age
03/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|Walt Whitman poem about the duo that sang 'Love Will Keep Us Together'|O Captain! My Captain & Tennille
30/12/2002|Jeopardy!|WORDS FROM 2 LETTERS|$600|medium|In 1978 Jackson Browne was 'Running on' these 2 letters|M-T/empty
13/11/2007|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL BLACK & WHITE TO ME|$400|easy|Born in South Africa, this Sisters of Notre Dame nun wears her habit to host TV shows on art|Sister Wendy
20/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT GREEK SALAD|$2000|hard|Even back in Ancient Greece the entertainment industry loved franchises; in 418 B.C. he wrote 'Clouds II'|Aristophanes
27/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE MOVIES|$1200|hard|In this 1982 film Captain Bryant calls androids 'skinjobs'|Blade Runner
11/07/2005|Jeopardy!|A BOWL OF CHERRIES|$400|easy|A fan suggested this name for a Ben & Jerry's ice cream flavor, said to be the first named for a rock legend|Cherry Garcia
09/07/2001|Jeopardy!|ALL THE PRESIDENTS' CHILDREN|$500|medium|Abraham Lincoln's son Robert Todd was president of this sleeping car company from 1897 to 1911|Pullman
24/03/2008|Jeopardy!|ONE OF THE 7 DEADLY SINS|$800|hard|In the title of a John Osborne play, it's what you 'Look Back in'|Anger
12/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|JUST A BILL ON CAPITOL HILL|$800|hard|Florida senator Bill Nelson took a long, high route to the Hill; he was a crewman on the 24th flight of one of these|the Space Shuttle
21/12/1998|Jeopardy!|THAT'S PHONY!|$300|easy|French architectural term illustrated here that in the abstract means 'an illusion'|Facade
28/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THE 'UNDER' WORLD|$800|hard|The seaward pull away from shore after a wave has broken|undertow
12/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$1000|hard|The name of this 19th century movement for Italian unification means 'rising again'|risorgimento
30/06/1993|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY|$400|easy|Buckminster Fuller used 'energetic synergetic geometry' to build these structures|geodesic domes
17/01/2012|Jeopardy!|STATE SONGS|$600|medium|'She has her Black Hills, and mines with gold so rare, and with her scenery, no other state can compare'|South Dakota
19/02/1998|Final Jeopardy!|1990s TRENDS|None|None|One nickname for this product now back in vogue comes from a Penn. region also known for wagons|Cigar/Stogie
30/10/1998|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC DISNEY FILMS|$300|easy|This 1961 film was the first to feature a magical substance called Flubber|The Absent-Minded Professor
29/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'C.C.' SENOR!|$400|easy|This peninsula in southeastern Massachusetts is one of the prime tourist destinations in New England|Cape Cod
29/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HARD RHYME TIME|$400|easy|Threshers' & hammerheads' recreation areas|sharks' parks
05/05/2010|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAME, PLEASE|$600|medium|Of comedy playwright Marvin Simon|Neil
15/11/2010|Jeopardy!|TWAIN TRACTS|$200|easy|A blow on the head sends a man back to Camelot in this 1889 Mark Twain novel|A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court
13/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN FASHION|$1000|hard|An Italian's cintura portadenari is this type of belt|Money belt
22/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A-B-C|$400|easy|This adjective describes the fear of small places or being closed in|claustrophobic
29/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$200|easy|Vaughan Williams' 'Romance' is for orchestra & this instrument you blow & suck air through|Harmonica
27/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'L' WORLD|$1600|hard|In 1994 this Norwegian town played host to the Winter Olympics|Lillehammer
20/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NEW JERSEYITES|$700|hard|James Bayley, bishop of Newark, named this Jersey school after his aunt, the first U.S.-born saint|Seton Hall (after Elizabeth Ann Seton)
22/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE ONE & ONLY|$1000|hard|Subtitled 'Conjugal Love', it was Beethoven's one & only opera|Fidelio
07/01/2004|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$800|hard|In New York City Eighth Avenue becomes this street as it runs along the west edge of Central Park|Central Park West
25/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GETTING SCIENTIFIC|$1600|hard|In the '60s, pilots were awarded astronaut wings if they flew this experimental rocket plane over 50 miles high|X-15
29/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE ULTIMATE DIVING MACHINE|$400|easy|He designed a steam-powered submarine as well as the steam-powered Clermont|Fulton
21/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTHERN FLORA & FAUNA|$400|easy|This blossom seen here is found throughout the southern states & lends its name to the nickname to one of them|the magnolia
17/01/2003|Jeopardy!|TEXAS TECH|$1000|hard|Texas is a leading state in mining this element, atomic number 16 & in manufacturing its acid|sulphur
20/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BITS|$400|easy|On 1995's Oscar telecast, David Letterman repeatedly introduced these 2 stars to each other|Uma & Oprah
28/05/1997|Jeopardy!|TV & FILM CELLISTS|$400|easy|Tannis Vallely played the cello-playing honors student on this Howard Hesseman series|the Head of the Class
06/05/2004|Jeopardy!|OUR FLAG|$1000|hard|On July 20, 1969 astronauts first planted the U.S. flag on the Moon in an area called the Sea of this|Tranquility
20/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS|$800|hard|Founded in 1930, Publix is the largest & fastest-growing employee-owned chain of this kind of store|a supermarket
15/11/1990|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$100|easy|1 hectare, the metric unit of area, is equal to 2.471 of these|an acre
09/03/1998|Jeopardy!|PERFECTION IN SPORTS|$500|medium|'(Hi, I'm Al Michaels)  This center holds over 60 NHL records including career & single season marks for points, assists & goals'|Wayne Gretzky
13/09/2006|Jeopardy!|MR. 'ED'|$800|hard|The term for excess fluid can be cerebral or pulmonary|edema
29/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'C' IN SHAKESPEARE|$1600|hard|Act I, Scene VII of this play takes place at the gates of Corioli|Coriolanus
20/02/2006|Jeopardy!|LETTER, WE GET LETTER|$800|hard|Often a math symbol for an unknown quantity, it's also defined by Random House as a semivowel|Y
15/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ZOOS|$1200|hard|One of the largest metropolitan zoos in the U.S., it opened in a New York City borough in 1899|the Bronx Zoo
31/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$400|easy|Isabela is the largest island in this Ecuadoran group whose Spanish name honors Columbus|Galapagos Islands
04/10/2004|Jeopardy!|GOT MILK?|$1000|hard|In 1856 Gail Borden received a patent for his process to do this to milk|condense it
17/12/2004|Jeopardy!|MUSIC CLASS|$1000|hard|It's a moderate tempo, faster than adagio but slower than allegretto|andante
11/05/2006|Jeopardy!|LOVE SONGS IN GERMAN|$200|easy|Sonny & Cher: 'Ich Hab Dich Babe'|I Got You Babe
20/01/2005|Jeopardy!|I'LL ALWAYS BE 'TRUE'|$400|easy|A 'colorful' Madonna album, or a synonym for loyalty|True Blue
06/04/2011|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$600|medium|Take your coats--it's chilly along here|the coast (for coats)
21/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CRUNCHING NUMBERS ROMAN STYLE|$1600|hard|The Norwegian angel Ms. Ullmann, numerically|54
05/02/2001|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS|$500|medium|Reputedly, the first Christmas tree in England was the one Prince Albert gave this queen in 1841|Victoria
19/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TV SPIN-OFFS|$2000|hard|'Grady'|Sanford and Son
17/01/2012|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. POPULATION|None|None|Between 2000 & 2010 these 2 states that border each other led the nation in highest percentage of population increase, 35% & 25%|Arizona and Nevada
08/07/2010|Jeopardy!|SYNONYMS|$600|medium|Take a synonym for 'trash', drop 3 letters & you have this synonym for 'clothes'|garb
14/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$400|easy|This 'beautiful blue' river begins as 2 small springs, the Breg & Brigach, in the Black Forest|the Danube
11/11/2010|Jeopardy!|LOOK IN THE TRUNK|$1000|hard|My monkey friend carved out of this--I haven't seen you in years|a coconut
08/10/2003|Jeopardy!|THE QUOTABLE NIXON|$800|hard|1969: 'It's time for the great' this 'of Americans to stand up and be counted'|the silent majority
26/02/2003|Jeopardy!|ALBUMS|$200|easy|In June 1967 the Beatles released this album about an 'act you've known for all these years'|'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band'
05/01/2011|Jeopardy!|'I's IN THE PRIZE|$2400|hard|Created in 1949, the peace prize bearing this man's name was renamed the Lenin Prize in 1956|Joseph Stalin
26/10/2004|Jeopardy!|1959|$400|easy|In October Sam Rayburn started a drive to get this Senate Majority Leader, & fellow Texan, the presidency|LBJ
08/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WOODS|$800|hard|A hardwood, agba is used as a substitute for oak for church furniture & these burial items|coffins
17/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'I' OPENERS|$800|hard|From what they feed on, moles & shrews are classified as this type of mammal|insectivores
10/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE|$800|hard|George's presidential residence was in this city during his first year as president|New York City
27/11/1989|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$500|medium|Mary Pickford's stepson; he made his film debut at 13 in 1922, & in in 1989 he was a guest star on 'B.L. Stryker'|Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
30/03/2007|Jeopardy!|THE BILL CLINTON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY|$600|medium|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from the Clinton Presidential Library in Little Rock, AR.) Gifts to the President abound at the Library, like a mosaic of the Colosseum, given by this man, complete with his seal|Pope John Paul II
12/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A MYSTERY|$200|easy|With his first Maigret novel in 1931, he's considered one of the inventors of the police procedural|Georges Simenon
23/11/2001|Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '70s|$300|easy|George Burns & Walter Matthau are 2 cranky ex-vaudevillians who reunite for a TV special in this 1975 comedy|The Sunshine Boys
10/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE INQUISITION|$1000|hard|Meaning 'act of faith', it was the ceremony where Inquisition decisions were announced|Auto de fe
22/05/2003|Jeopardy!|WOMEN OF POP|$400|easy|Her rendition of 'One Moment in Time' was used as a theme song for the 1988 Summer Olympics|Whitney Houston
05/12/2008|Jeopardy!|NORM!|$1000|hard|1968 'The Armies of the Night' won him a Pulitzer & the National Book Award|Norman Mailer
26/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BEER BRANDS|$400|easy|This beer started using the slogan 'Brewed with pure Rocky Mountain spring water' in the 1930s|Coors
10/07/2003|Jeopardy!|SHE MARRIED A ROCKER|$1000|hard|The 2 rockers whom Heather Locklear married|Tommy Lee & Richie Sambora
01/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DUBLINERS|$600|medium|Dublin-born Brenda Fricker won an Oscar for playing Daniel Day-Lewis' mother in this 1989 film|My Left Foot
21/02/2007|Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1000|hard|Robert E. Lee's 'right arm' general who sang 'ABC' with a singing group|Stonewall Jackson 5
07/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE TRUTH ABOUT CATS & DOGS|$200|easy|At 26 cycles a second felines do this about twice as fast as an idling diesel engine|Purr
05/04/2010|Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS BY CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|Detective Lilly Rush, Detective Scotty Valens, Detective Nick Vera|Cold Case
28/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$600|medium|An 1898 opera by Rimsky-Korsakov concerned these 'Amadeus' adversaries|Mozart & Salieri
18/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSICIANS|$2000|hard|La Diva Renee is a dessert named for this popular soprano|(Renée) Fleming
15/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HORSE SMARTS|$400|easy|A relatively new breed, the Azteca has become the national horse of this country|Mexico
07/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BRIT LIT|$400|easy|The full title of a Henry Fielding novel is 'The History of' him, 'a Foundling'|Tom Jones
08/07/2003|Jeopardy!|ASIAN NATIONS|$600|medium|'The Adventures of Milo & Otis' was filmed in this country where it was known as 'Koneko Monogatari'|Japan
25/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CENTURY CITY|$600|medium|The world exposition held in this European capital in 1900 attracted over 40 million visiteurs|Paris
22/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR II|$800|hard|1 of 2 U.S. islands attacked by the Japanese on December 8, 1941|Guam & Wake Island
03/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENT'S'|$1200|hard|Plants absorb its isotope 90 generated by nuclear fallout|strontium
19/02/2008|Jeopardy!|FICTION|$800|hard|This classic by Aldous Huxley takes place in the year 632 A.F. (after the birth of Henry Ford)|Brave New World
01/06/1990|Double Jeopardy!|CANADA|$200|easy|In 1878 a rail link was set up between St. Paul, Minn. & this capital of Manitoba|Winnipeg
03/04/2000|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL ANTHEMS|$300|easy|'Land der Berge, Land am Strome'|Austria
22/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS NAME SPELLING|$1600|hard|1999 100-meter dash record setter Maurice|G-R-E-E-N-E
22/06/2001|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|Flowing nearly 2,200 miles, this longest river of Europe begins in the Valdai Hills of Russia|Volga
30/06/2011|Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$200|easy|In Tibet a cross between domestic cattle & this wild ox is called a dzo|a yak
23/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL|$2000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from Grand Central Terminal in New York.) Grand Central is a vital hub for New York City's commuters; after a day's work in Manhattan, I can catch the 5:27 to this New York town where the Clintons live|Chappaqua
30/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AN E FOR AN I|$400|easy|A Hawaiian wreath becomes an area sheltered from wind|a lei & a lee
14/03/2011|Jeopardy!|HABLA ESPANOL?|$600|medium|Similar to a poncho, it's the Spanish name for a blanketlike shawl|a sarape
31/12/2009|Jeopardy!|LITERARY NUMBERS|$800|hard|'___ Days that Shook the World'|Ten
31/10/2006|Jeopardy!|RELAX, IT'S MY TREATY|$400|easy|A 40 B.C. treaty called for Mark Antony to marry the sister of this Roman, the future Emperor Augustus|Octavius
04/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PARTS OF SPEECH|$200|easy|2 of these kinds of words often combine to form a compound one, like 'teapot' or 'farmyard'|Nouns
17/06/2010|Jeopardy!|THE IRON HORSE|$200|easy|Watty Piper penned the tale about this title locomotive who believes 'I think I can--I think I can'|The Little Engine That Could
29/09/2005|Jeopardy!|'SOUTH' PARK|$1000|hard|In 2003 the name of this area was officially changed to South Los Angeles|South Central
24/05/1999|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$100|easy|This alumnus of Plato's Academy went on to found his own school, the Lyceum|Aristotle
06/10/1997|Jeopardy!|'SET' 'EM UP|$100|easy|Another name for a couch|Settee
28/06/2005|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL PAINTINGS|$600|medium|She's the woman depicted here at the coronation of Charles VII|Joan of Arc
13/10/2004|Jeopardy!|LYRICS FROM MUSICALS|$1000|hard|'That carriage ride-- You walked me home-- You lost a glove-- I lost a comb'|Gigi
07/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS NICKNAMES|$400|easy|Al Capone, or the title of one of his biopics|Scarface
11/03/1999|Jeopardy!|TV's SUPPORTING ACTORS|$200|easy|The first 3 Supporting Actor Emmys went to this man, Jackie Gleason's comic foil|Art Carney
23/10/2000|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL ROAD VEHICLE STICKERS|$300|easy|DK|Denmark
10/01/2001|Jeopardy!|WITCHCRAFT|$400|easy|She's the fun-loving, formerly cigar-smoking witch of newspaper comics|Broom-Hilda
31/10/2011|Jeopardy!|HOSPITALS|$400|easy|Sylvia Plath worked as a secretary at this hospital, MGH for short|Massachusetts General Hospital
03/02/2004|Jeopardy!|THINGS THAT HAPPENED|$1000|hard|It was under this czar that Russia went on the Julian calendar used in the West; he liked Western stuff|Peter the Great
25/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES ON THE 'M'AP|$600|medium|After it broke from Yugoslavia in 1991, Greece objected to its use of Hellenic symbols|Macedonia
16/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|U.S.A.|$600|medium|Enterprise, Ala. boasts a statue of this pest, which inspired it to plant peanuts instead of cotton|Boll Weevil
19/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|THE LIVING PLANET|$1600|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows a bunch of jar-preserved specimens.)  Butterflies, centipedes, scorpions, spiders, crabs, lobsters--these & millions of other creepy crawlers belong to this phylum that makes up more than 80% of all animal species, from the Greek for 'joint foot'|arthropod
07/01/2005|Jeopardy!|ODD AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|Way before Ford, an assembly line was set up in Cincinnati in the 1800s to disassemble these animals|pigs
19/02/2010|Jeopardy!|THE JEFFERSON|$1000|hard|In 2000 the Thomas Jefferson Foundation said it was likely Thomas fathered at least 1, if not all 6, of this woman's kids|Sally Hemings
02/11/2005|Jeopardy!|INSTANT MESSAGING SHORTHAND|$200|easy|TTFN: This way of saying I'll chat with you at a later time|ta ta for now
11/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|I'M IN CHARGE!|$1200|hard|President Pervez Musharraf|Pakistan
26/07/2011|Jeopardy!|SIDES|$1000|hard|Side 1 of her album 'Tapestry' starts with 'I Feel The Earth Move'; side 2 ends with '(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman'|Carole King
15/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MONEY & FINANCE|$1200|hard|You might take investing tips from this network's 'On the Money' or 'The Call'; Jon Stewart probably doesn't|CNBC
24/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$1000|hard|The supplement seen here came with a 2000 issue of this magazine|National Geographic
17/01/2005|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC WOMEN|$600|medium|Frormer nun Catherine von Bora bore him 6 kids; at least he didn't demand 95|(Martin) Luther
22/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF POETRY|$400|easy|Beverage praised by China's 7 Sages of the Bamboo Grove & by Persia's Omar Khayyam|Wine
09/09/1999|Jeopardy!|SOCIAL STUDIES|$100|easy|3 of the 6 biggest U.S. newspapers are this city's Wall Street Journal, Daily News & the Times|New York City
28/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SPELLBOUND|$1000|hard|It's the adjective for a 150th anniversary celebration|S-E-S-Q-U-I-C-E-N-T-E-N-N-I-A-L
09/12/1998|Jeopardy!|TREATS|$100|easy|A year's supply of this is a year's supply of 'The San Francisco Treat'|Rice-A-Roni
30/01/2008|Jeopardy!|FISH FRY|$800|hard|Baby catfish are called sac fry & subsist for 5 days on this, even after they hatch from the egg|the yolk
12/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRATIONS|$800|hard|Dictionary Day, October 16, celebrates the birthday of this American lexicographer; look it up!|Noah Webster
18/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CALIFORNIA GOVERNORS|$4000|hard|Frank Merriam didn't suffer from 'Jungle' fever after beating this novelist in the 1934 gubernatorial race|Upton Sinclair
27/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TYPE 'A'|$1200|hard|This term for a substance that speeds up a chemical reaction is also a pedal in a car|accelerator
03/01/1997|Final Jeopardy!|THE WESTERN U.S.|None|None|This state capital rose from the ruins of a Hohokam Indian settlement|Phoenix, Arizona
18/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOM'S A BAD COOK|$1000|hard|Mom shouldn't call the strips of flounder she cuts by this name; she rarely gets all the bones out|Filets/fillets
25/03/2005|Jeopardy!|MARINE BIOLOGY|$200|easy|Shagreen, the dried skin of this meat eater, was once used as sandpaper|the shark
18/10/2000|Jeopardy!|'90s SITCOMS|$300|easy|Viewers finally got to see Wilson's face when the cast took their bows on this sitcom's last episode|Home Improvement
08/11/2006|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$1000|hard|The second planet from the sun|Venus
28/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR NIGHT 2003|$400|easy|With 6 Academy Awards total, this adapted musical was the big winner on Oscar Night 2003|Chicago
23/12/2002|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$400|easy|It was once described as 2 'beautifully embossed, choc. flavored wafers with a rich cream filling'|Oreo cookies
02/05/2002|Jeopardy!|MY FAVORITE FILMS|$400|easy|Eastwood, Garner, Sutherland & Jones proved that they had 'the ripe stuff' in this 2000 film|Space Cowboys
07/05/2001|Jeopardy!|OLD SCHOOL|$100|easy|Japan's first modern university was the university of this city, established in 1877|Tokyo
16/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$200|easy|In a 1908 book, Percival Lowell proposed that the markings on this planet were irrigation canals|Mars
05/06/2000|Jeopardy!|ALL-AMERICAN FOOD|$400|easy|Named for the city of its birth, deep-dish or pan pizza is also called this|Chicago-style pizza
17/01/1991|Double Jeopardy!|THE LABOR MOVEMENT|$200|easy|A labor contract clause calling for wages to climb automatically, named for a moving staircase|Escalator Clause
16/04/2010|Jeopardy!|THE SHIELD|$200|easy|In the Middle Ages, circular shields were largely replaced by this shape, like something kids would 'go fly'|a kite
28/10/2008|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN EXPERIENCE: THE PRESIDENTS|$800|hard|When you take a deep breath, you can thank Bush Sr. for signing a strengthened version of this 1970 law|the Clean Air Act
16/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AN ABBREVIATED CATEGORY|$1200|hard|They hang out at the Pentagon: the JCS|the Joint Chiefs of Staff
25/02/2002|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$200|easy|In 1805 this territory was created from the Indiana one, with all or parts of the lower & upper peninsulas|Michigan
07/11/1997|Jeopardy!|'PICK' ME!|$400|easy|Nickname of the following:|a cherry picker
05/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FORGOTTEN BUT NOT GONE|$1000|hard|Despite the DPT vaccine, there are still thousands of cases of this type of 'cough' in the U.S. each year|whooping cough
22/09/2004|Jeopardy!|FISHING FOR VOCABULARY|$1000|hard|It might be a social blunder to use one of these long poles with a hook on the end to land a large fish|a gaff
02/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR ROMAN EQUIVALENTS|$800|hard|Odysseus|Ulysses
08/10/2007|Jeopardy!|WHAT A MONTH!|$400|easy|Timewise, it's the shortest month|February
05/03/1990|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'B'|$100|easy|A little mistake, or Yogi Bear's little buddy|Boo Boo
30/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PRECIOUS 'M's|$1200|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue crew shows off her choker.)  You can buy some unique jewelry made of this, the lining of some mollusk shells|mother of pearl
13/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE BIT OF COUNTRY|$800|hard|(Hi, I'm Mark Wills.) In my hit, 'Nineteen Something', I sang, 'My first love was' this 'Dukes of Hazzard' character 'in them cut off jeans'|Daisy Duke
20/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYONE'S A CRITIC|$2000|hard|Her 1991 book said 'the undeclared war against American women' is the 'backlash against the women's movement'|Susan Faludi
19/01/2004|Jeopardy!|MR. BUSINESSMAN|$800|hard|The Electric Suction Sweeper Company was later renamed for this man (who had bought the patent from a janitor)|Hoover
15/03/2006|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR SONGS|$600|medium|For a flat fee of $100, Stephen Foster sold this song adopted by the 'Forty-Niners'|Oh! Susanna
30/06/2010|Jeopardy!|FAUX PAS|$400|easy|Per 'Emily Post's Etiquette', a woman dancing 'may not refuse to change partners when another' does this|cuts in
18/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|A'R'TISTS|$200|easy|A trip to Italy in 1875 inspired his sculpture 'The Age of Bronze'|Auguste Rodin
30/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE CON FILM FESTIVAL|$1200|hard|Mel Gibson & Jodie Foster are card-playing cons in this western based on a TV series|Maverick
04/07/2001|Jeopardy!|RECENT FILMS|$400|easy|In this film Sean Connery plays a reclusive writer who won the Pulitzer Prize for his only novel|Finding Forrester
15/10/2001|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL LIFETIMES|$200|easy|1882-1945|Franklin D. Roosevelt
23/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GIRL GROUPS|$400|easy|This group began as the Primettes; after signing with Motown it changed its name|The Supremes
01/02/2008|Jeopardy!|THE DEVIL|$200|easy|In a Goethe work, this title character is tempted by the devil Mephistopheles|Faust
27/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'F'|$1200|hard|It's a mindlessly obedient person, perhaps from (an attendant at someone's) 'flank'|flunkie
11/04/2011|Jeopardy!|RIVER CITY|$600|medium|Strasbourg, France|the Rhine
07/07/2006|Jeopardy!|WORD PUZZLES|$400|easy|A reason to like being in a crowd|there's safety in numbers
22/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ONE-NAMED PERSONALITIES|$800|hard|In the 1990s he won Grammys for best alternative performance for back-to-back albums, 'Odelay' & 'Mutations'|Beck
15/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIRDS & THE 'B's|$400|easy|Take these broken wings & learn to fly, you Turdus merula, aka this colorful bird|blackbird
08/07/2004|Jeopardy!|THEIR NATIVE SOIL|$600|medium|Freedom fighter Jose Marti|Cuba
25/02/2010|Jeopardy!|THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA|$200|easy|In 1940 this composer gave the Boy & Girl Scouts all future royalties from the song 'God Bless America'|(Irving) Berlin
27/03/2001|Jeopardy!|WHO PLAYED 'EM?|$200|easy|'Crocodile Dundee'             (1986)|Paul Hogan
01/12/2011|Jeopardy!|WEE FOLK|$600|medium|Treasure seekers can sometimes track down one of these Irish fairies by the sound of his shoemaker's hammer|a leprechaun
04/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD|$600|medium|Juniper is used to smoke Germany's Westphalian form of this meat|Ham
26/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THEY PICKED UP THE CHEKHOV|$2000|hard|A 2006 staging of this Chekhov classic was fruitful for leading lady Annette Bening|The Cherry Orchard
29/05/2007|Jeopardy!|A NEW 'HOPE'|$800|hard|The discovery of this promontory was thought a favorable sign that India could be reached by sea from Europe|the Cape of Good Hope
02/06/2009|Jeopardy!|ANGRY MOMS OF FUTURE PRESIDENTS|$200|easy|This boy runs when angry Mom uses this full name & threatens, 'Do you want me to get Cousin Teddy's big stick?'|Franklin Delano Roosevelt
10/11/1997|Jeopardy!|ON THE RADIO|$400|easy|Detroit-born broadcaster who created 'American Top 40' & now has his own weekly 'Countdown'|Casey Kasem
26/01/2005|Jeopardy!|AT THE ART MUSEUM|$200|easy|The Metropolitan Museum of Art allows still photography but you must shoot without using this|a flash
19/05/2005|Jeopardy!|AN ATTRACTIVE PREPOSITION|$200|easy|In old song titles, it precedes 'The Sad Sea Waves' & 'The Light Of The Silvery Moon'|by
10/11/2003|Jeopardy!|NOSE WEEK|$600|medium|Henry I of England fixed this unit of measure as the distance from his nose to the thumb of his outstretched arm|yard
04/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ESTRELLAS DEL BEISBOL|$1200|hard|Change one letter in 'A-Rod' (Alex Rodriguez) to get this nickname of Francisco Rodriguez, for his strikeouts|K-Rod
05/05/2000|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HODGEPODGE|$500|medium|The Turquoise Trail winds along the east side of the Sandia Mountains in this state|New Mexico
28/06/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|Skinner's Mudhole is a nickname of this Oregon city; it was named for Mr. Skinner|Eugene
21/07/2006|Final Jeopardy!|NYC TICKER-TAPE PARADE HONOREES|None|None|Of the 3 men honored August 13, 1969, the one who spent part of July 20th miles from the other 2|Michael Collins
16/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE LOVERS|$2000|hard|Being pursued by brothers Greg Kinnear & Harrison Ford is a dilemma for Julia Ormond in this remake of a classic|Sabrina
17/01/1997|Jeopardy!|RECORD LABELS|$100|easy|On Jan. 30, 1969 the Beatles gave their last public performance on the roof of this record company's London offices|Apple Records
10/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LIFE SCIENCE|$1100|hard|Myogenic means related to this type of tissue: the heart's myogenic beating continues even without nerve impulses|muscle tissue
14/04/2006|Jeopardy!|SITCOMBOS|$1000|hard|Dietrich, Yemana, Fish|Barney Miller
02/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$600|medium|Built in 1831, his first mechanical reaper resembled a 2-wheeled horse-drawn chariot|Cyrus McCormick
14/11/1988|Jeopardy!|BRITISH ROYALTY|$200|easy|She wore a Norman Hartnell gown inspired by a Botticelli painting when she married a lieutenant in 1947|Elizabeth II
05/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'M-E's|$2000|hard|It can be the old section of an Arab city in north Africa, or the name of the city where Muhammad is entombed|Medina
07/12/1998|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'GU'|$100|easy|It's any foolish or dull-witted person, not just Forrest|Gump
12/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'A' IN GEOGRAPHY|$1200|hard|Argentina's lowest point is Valdes Peninsula; its highest is this mountain|Aconcagua
26/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NORWEGIANS|$400|easy|Gro Harlem Brundtland, Norway's first woman P.M., became director of this U.N. agency for global well-being|the World Health Organization
01/11/2005|Jeopardy!|A COLORFUL CATEGORY|$800|hard|Sue Ellen Cooper, seen here, has the title of Exalted Queen Mother of this society|the Red Hat Society
04/07/2001|Jeopardy!|WORD PUZZLES|$400|easy|It's where Judy Garland wanted to go: ---------------------------------- SOMEWHERE THE RAINBOW|Somewhere over the rainbow
28/06/2001|Jeopardy!|'B' IN ROCK|$200|easy|Soap star Katherine Kelly Lang was in many of this group's music videos, as the modern 'California Girl'|The Beach Boys
03/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BIRTH OF A PRESIDENT|$800|hard|October 14, 1890 in Denison, Texas|Eisenhower
29/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LITERATURE|$800|hard|Algerian-born Frenchman who wrote 'The Stranger' before he worked for the resistance during WWII|Albert Camus
25/10/2002|Final Jeopardy!|NATURAL WONDERS|None|None|Given its current name by John Wesley Powell, it was called Kaibab, or 'mountain lying down' by the Paiutes|the Grand Canyon
17/11/2009|Jeopardy!|THE INTESTATE|$800|hard|As this guitarist died in 1970 with no will (as you do at 27) his $300 mil. estate ended up with an adopted stepsister|Jimi Hendrix
30/09/2002|Jeopardy!|WORD PUZZLES|$1000|hard|Two-fold complaint of many in the labor force: --------------------------------- PAID I AM WORKED|overworked & underpaid
09/01/2012|Jeopardy!|POINT THE 'FINGER'|$1000|hard|Elmira Corning Regional Airport is one gateway to this scenic region|the Finger Lakes
27/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PORTRAIT OF A MILITARY MAN|$1200|hard|Long-time opposer of Spanish rule in the Americas seen here|(Simón) Bolívar
22/11/2002|Jeopardy!|TV|$600|medium|In the 'Eww!' department, stunts on this NBC show have included bobbing in worms & eating cockroaches|Fear Factor
19/03/1990|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'E'|$200|easy|Eritrea, now the northernmost province of this country, was an Italian colony from 1890-1941|Ethiopia
06/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|10-, 11- & 12-LETTER WORDS|$1800|hard|It's the more common term for a dactylogram|a fingerprint
24/11/1993|Jeopardy!|CHAMPIONS|$200|easy|Cooper Industries owns the Champion brand of these auto parts|Spark plugs
23/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL MEN & WOMEN|$1200|hard|Plato's 'Phaedo' describes this man's final days, including his death by poison|Socrates
04/12/2006|Jeopardy!|DEAD, CONSCIOUS OR IN BETWEEN|$600|medium|'The Empire Strikes Back': Han Solo|in between
11/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$1200|hard|Named for the Indian tribe, this university was chartered in Oxford, Ohio, not in Florida, in 1809|Miami (University of Ohio)
23/05/2003|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES|$200|easy|'The Long 'Un'|Abraham Lincoln
30/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$1000|hard|The youngest of the three great creators of the High Renaissance, he was the son of Giovanni Santi|Raphael
18/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$200|easy|This common Catholic prayer to Mary, the mother of Jesus, is often set to music|Hail Mary (or Ave Maria)
09/11/1998|Jeopardy!|THE BRADY BUNCH|$100|easy|The Brady Bill requires a 5-day waiting period on the purchase of these|handguns
21/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|$200|easy|When Henry Luce & Briton Hadden founded this magazine in 1923, they almost called it 'Facts'|Time
29/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$800|hard|Its first edition contained 'The Lunations, Eclipses' & 'Judgment of the Weather' for the year 1733|Poor Richard's Almanack
13/10/2004|Jeopardy!|BYE BYE BIRDIE|$800|hard|The last known Mariana mallard died in 1981 at this San Diego adventure park|Sea World
05/01/1998|Jeopardy!|A LITTLE 'R' & 'R'|$400|easy|A play area for very young children, or a franchised children's show begun in 1953|Romper Room
13/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DENTIST-SPEAK|$3600|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows an anatomical animation on the monitor.)  In a root canal procedure, the tooth is refilled with a synthetic material after this sensitive innermost layer of the tooth is removed|the pulp
17/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THIS MEANS WAR|$1200|hard|It began in 1899 when the Orange Free State & South African Republic declared war on Britain|the Boer War
23/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE 'LAM'|$400|easy|It often means to cover in clear plastic, like a driver's license or library card|laminate
18/07/2007|Jeopardy!|HOW WAS SCHOOL TODAY?|$600|medium|The kids were too lazy to learn about this measure of energy transfer that equals force times distance|work
26/07/2010|Jeopardy!|CROSS WORLD CLUES 'C'|$200|easy|Sea known as the American Mediterranean (9)|the Caribbean
14/11/1990|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK|$300|easy|Descriptive song title Cher used to show how 'My baby shot me down'|Bang Bang
10/04/2006|Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY 'TAG'|$600|medium|A language of the Philippines & a people who speak it|Tagalog
01/03/2001|Jeopardy!|SKYWATCH|$100|easy|From the ground you only see half of this colorful effect; from a plane it is often seen as a full circle|Rainbow
26/02/1999|Jeopardy!|MISS MANNERS|$100|easy|Never wear a white dress to a wedding; you'll look like you're competing with this person|the bride
27/05/1999|Jeopardy!|SECRETARIES OF COMMERCE|$700|hard|He was Secretary of Commerce for most of the 1920s, before he became president|Herbert Hoover
30/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$600|medium|In the lottery of the caskets in 'The Merchant of Venice', Bassanio chooses a casket made of this element|Lead
16/12/1999|Jeopardy!|PLAY'BOY'|$100|easy|Tenderfoot is the first level of advancement in this youth organization's 'troops'|Boy Scouts
01/02/2007|Jeopardy!|SPOT THE POOCH|$200|easy|The choo choo, the chi chi, the chow chow|the chow chow
12/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH KING, C'EST MOI|$400|easy|The 18th of his name, he became king after the defeat of Napoleon|Louis
20/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HOT STUFF|$1000|hard|Forecasts on this planet called for highs of 800° F. & black skies due to lack of significant atmosphere|Mercury
19/06/1997|Jeopardy!|TV STARS|$500|medium|Caroline on 'Baywatch', she was a Johnson & Johnson baby at age 6 months|Yasmine Bleeth
17/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'UN'CATEGORY|$1600|hard|To zoologists, a goat, or a guanaco|ungulate
23/03/2011|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAIRS|$800|hard|Seen here Bringing Home the Logs, Winter Landscape is a 19th century lithograph from this pair|Currier and Ives
21/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE HE WAS PRESIDENT|$800|hard|He lived the life of a cowboy on his North Dakota Ranch|Teddy Roosevelt
05/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS STARS|$1600|hard|In 2003 this pitcher returned to the Dodgers announcing games for a Spanish-language radio station|(Fernando) Valenzuela
26/03/1997|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY LEADERS|None|None|In 1914 Jan Smuts wrote of this man's departure, 'The saint has left our shores, I hope forever'|Mahatma Gandhi
30/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SORE-SEAT CINEMA|$400|easy|1977's 'Our Hitler' runs over 7 hours, even longer than Abel Gance's 1927 film about this French despot|Napoleon
16/12/2009|Jeopardy!|REALITY SHOW RUNNERS-UP|$1000|hard|Joan Rivers held all the cards, trumping this poker player to win 'Celebrity Apprentice'|Annie Duke
03/06/2009|Jeopardy!|REVOLVING RESTAURANTS|$400|easy|In 1961, La Ronde at the Ala Moana office tower in this state capital became the first revolving restaurant|Honolulu
18/11/1992|Jeopardy!|JAPAN|$100|easy|The last eruption of this mountain covered Tokyo with a layer of ash in 1707|Mt. Fuji
15/05/2000|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$200|easy|In 1709 Sweden was defeated by this Russian czar in the Battle of Poltava, losing its dominance in the Baltic area|Peter the Great
26/03/1996|Jeopardy!|COOKING|$300|easy|This classic kind of clam chowder contains tomatoes; New England clam chowder doesn't|Manhattan
29/05/2003|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE A TV DETECTIVE SHOW|$400|easy|There's Mission, of course, & Lombard; then you've got Market, Golden Gate -- no, that's an avenue....|The Streets of San Francisco
22/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE ROYALS|$800|hard|Louis VI of France was known as this; as a child he must have shopped in le husky department|Louis the Fat
19/03/2003|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$200|easy|Ben Crenshaw & Phil Mickelson are the only 3-time winners of this college sport's championship tournament|golf
29/01/1990|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$100|easy|Half of the Psalms are attributed to this king whose name means 'Beloved (Of God)'|David
31/12/2008|Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT PRESIDENTS|$1000|hard|I might worry about hanging around with him--he was nicknamed the 'Hangman of Buffalo'|Grover Cleveland
17/03/1997|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$200|easy|This college in Williamsburg, Virginia was founded to train Anglican clergy|William & Mary
16/05/2000|Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN MUSICALS|$100|easy|Arthur gets trapped in Morgan Le Fey's enchanted forest in this legendary musical|Camelot
28/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FISHY WORDS|$800|hard|Bird sitting location|perch
22/05/1992|Jeopardy!|WIVES|$400|easy|In September 1991 this fourth & last wife of Charlie Chaplin died at age 66|Oona O'Neill
25/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MONTREALERS|$200|easy|This future Captain Kirk spurned the family garment business to boldly go on stage|William Shatner
07/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SILENT B|$400|easy|It can follow smoke, cherry & incendiary|bomb
23/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|THEATER|$2000|hard|Appropriately, this 1935 T.S. Eliot play is often performed in churches|Murder in the Cathedral
07/02/2005|Jeopardy!|THE LAST KING|$1000|hard|The last king of Greece shared this name with a 'Great' Christian Roman Emperor|Constantine
11/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$600|medium|This great beauty, the wife of Akhenaton, had 6 daughters; 2 of them became queens of Egypt, like their mom|Nefertiti
25/04/2008|Jeopardy!|FEMALES, WOMEN & LADIES|$1000|hard|By the time this 1877 title woman realizes she's been looking at life & love wrong, she catches a train, literally|Anna Karenina
05/04/2006|Jeopardy!|WHERE'S MY CAR?|$600|medium|In a 1965 expose, this man declared the Corvair 'Unsafe at Any Speed'|Nader
16/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL LANGUAGES|$800|hard|In Kenya: English & this|Swahili
17/06/2005|Jeopardy!|HEY, 'D.J.'|$400|easy|Hyde's better half|Dr. Jekyll
12/06/2007|Jeopardy!|QUOTH THE PRESIDENT|$200|easy|'Whenever I hear anyone arguing for slavery,' said this Pres., 'I feel a strong impulse to see it tried on him personally'|Lincoln
14/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$800|hard|The U.S. took this largest of the Ryukyu Islands during WWII & didn't give it back to Japan until 1972|Okinawa
17/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELS|$2000|hard|For their resemblance to plant foliage, inclusions that cloud this green gem are called jardin|emeralds
21/12/2004|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$200|easy|Located 12 miles north of Mexico, this California city was a whaling port in the mid-1800s|San Diego
02/04/1998|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$500|medium|The Prudential Center Skywalk provides spectacular views of this New England capital|Boston
08/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FIELDS OF SCIENCE|$1600|hard|The strength of this type of field is expressed in volts per meter|electrical field
17/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE RADIO|$400|easy|She had a dance hit with 'Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)'; Jay-Z put a ring on her|Beyoncé
29/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOLY TOLEDO|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew in Toledo, Spain)  Cristo de la Luz was originally a mosque built by these people who took Toledo in 712|the Moors
09/05/2001|Jeopardy!|JOE-POURRI|$200|easy|Though Grolier's Encyclopedia refers to him as 'intellectually unimpressive', he ruled the USSR from 1929 to 1953|Joseph Stalin
16/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE HANGED MAN|$800|hard|Prime Minister of Japan during World War II, he was hanged for war crimes in 1948|Tojo
08/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|...AND CLOTHING|$400|easy|Henry Winkler wanted his Fonzie character to be allowed to wear this instead of a cloth coat|Leather jacket
04/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GET A JOB ALREADY!|$600|medium|This occupation consists of perambulating with basenjis & schnauzers|walking the dogs
13/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE OF MATH|$800|hard|If a circle has a radius of 7.3 inches, its circumference in inches is 2 X 7.3 X this|Pi
23/04/1999|Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN HEADS OF STATE|$300|easy|1917-1924|Vladimir Lenin
26/09/2003|Jeopardy!|DINOSAURS|$200|easy|This dinosaur 'king' could run as fast as 25 MPH & recent evidence suggests it was warm-blooded|the Tyrannosaurus rex
19/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$400|easy|A drug modeled on snake venom may halve heart attacks among patients with this chest pain|angina
16/04/2004|Jeopardy!|KIDDY LIT|$1000|hard|This Louise Fitzhugh title character is ostracized by her classmates after they read her comments on them|Harriet the Spy
11/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY & SPACE|$400|easy|Astronomers say they've found 2 new planets, one in the Big Dipper & one in this 'chaste' constellation|Virgo
27/04/1987|Jeopardy!|YE GODS|$400|easy|Though the most beautiful Roman goddess, she married the ugliest god, Vulcan|Venus
27/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN COUNTRIES|$700|hard|This large country is alphabetically first of the countries in Africa|Algeria
24/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SUBMARINE|$1600|hard|Besides the 3 usual meals, submariners can chow down on midrats, short for midnight these|rations
13/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|THE UNIVERSE|$800|hard|Brightest star in constellation Centaurus, its planetary system was the destination in 'Lost In Space'|Alpha Centauri
03/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|YOUNG PEOPLE WHO MADE A DIFFERENCE|$400|easy|On July 15, 1944 she entered into her diary, 'I can feel the sufferings of millions'|Anne Frank
26/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHOR! AUTHOR!|$800|hard|1992: 'The Bridges of Madison County'|Robert James Waller
13/01/2009|Jeopardy!|WORLD PLACE NAMES|$600|medium|(Jon of the Clue Crew points to a spot on the globe.)  Appropriately, Australia--located here near the bottom of the globe--gets its name from a Latin word meaning this|south
16/07/2008|Jeopardy!|PUN-ISHMENT|$400|easy|Punning on a Men at Work song, it's what the computer geek called a local area network he built in Melbourne|the LAN Down Under
21/05/1990|Jeopardy!|FISH|$200|easy|Southern California fish that come ashore to spawn & then run back into the ocean|Grunion
17/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ALLITERATIVE RESPONSES|$800|hard|In Melville's prose, with 'ungraduated, instantaneous swiftness', it 'darted through the weltering sea'|the White Whale
20/11/2006|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1000|hard|This scary Edgar Allan Poe story takes place at a spooky masked ball given by a prince|The Masque of the Red Death
10/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BRITTEN|$800|hard|A friend of many musicians, Britten wrote a sonata for this stringed instrument for Mstislav Rostropovich|the cello
21/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE HOLLYWOOD WALK OF FAME|$400|easy|'Death Valley Days' announcer George Hicks is among those whose star has a microphone for this medium|radio
19/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$2000|hard|From the Latin, it once meant 'one living on the opposite bank of a stream from another'; now it means 'opponent'|rival
25/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE DEFIANT ONES|$2000|hard|During World War II, Josip Broz led these Yugoslav resistance fighters against Nazi occupation|the Partisans (the People's Liberation Army)
04/02/2008|Jeopardy!|HOW IT'S DONE|$200|easy|Back up, turning toward the curb; when your front door reaches the bumper of the car beside you, turn the other way|parallel parking
11/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE NON-WASHINGTON CAPITALS|$1200|hard|An 1855 earthquake in this Kiwi city raised the harbor bed by over a yard, allowing land to be drained & reclaimed|Wellington
15/11/1988|Jeopardy!|'LONG' SONGS|$500|medium|In 1974 Neil Diamond scored a # 5 hit with the following:  'Ride, c'mon baby ride...'|'Longfellow's Serenade'
22/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|JUST DESSERTS|$1200|hard|I hope you saved room for this Italian treat, coffee- & liquor-soaked layers of sponge cake & a rich cheese filling|tiramisu
09/04/2008|Jeopardy!|HAVE SOME WINE|$200|easy|Grades of this wine run from extra-brut to doux|champagne
16/03/2009|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC ALBUMS|$600|medium|Her 'Pearl' album wasn't yet completed when she died in 1970|Janis Joplin
22/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO A BODY PART|$1200|hard|A card game participant, as in 'Sir Nigel, we need a fourth' one 'at whist'|hand
16/07/2001|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$400|easy|An SST can travel at over 1,300 mph; SS stands for this|supersonic
29/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FRED ASTAIRE FILMS|$200|easy|Astaire was nominated for a Supporting Actor Oscar for this fiery 1974 disaster epic|The Towering Inferno
30/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|KITTY LIT|$800|hard|He wrote an 'Ode on the Death of a Favorite Cat' (as well as that other famous 'Elegy')|(Thomas) Gray
10/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES & NEWSPAPERS|$800|hard|In 2004 this magazine’s website featured a remote camera to watch the migrating sandhill cranes in Nebraska|National Geographic
17/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE ARCTIC OCEAN|$2000|hard|The spiral tusk of this cetacean that inhabits the waters of the Arctic Ocean may reach a length of 10 feet|a narwhal
16/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|McMUSIC|$1200|hard|'I Keep Forgettin'' that before he went solo, he sang lead for the Doobie Brothers|Michael McDonald
19/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$400|easy|Dang!  This actor rode to success as TV's Sam McCloud|Dennis Weaver
04/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$2000|hard|England's last Lancastrian king, he was imprisoned & murdered in the Tower of London in 1471|Henry VI
20/12/2004|Jeopardy!|BEHOLD THE POWER OF CHEESE|$400|easy|Things concocted in 1915 include Corning's Pyrex & this company's processed cheese|Kraft
10/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|IN ST. LOUIS|$1600|hard|This massive St. Louis landmark was once the USA's largest railroad terminal|Union Station
26/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TOM JONES|$400|easy|This author of the novel based the heroine, Sophia, on his beloved late wife|Henry Fielding
22/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DAM IT!|$1200|hard|The Oxbow, Brownlee & Hells Canyon dams all dam this winding river|the Snake
06/06/2001|Jeopardy!|BASKETBALL|$400|easy|In 1979 Indiana State's Larry Bird was Player of the Year, but this Michigan State star was the NBA's No. 1 draft pick|Earvin 'Magic' Johnson
24/10/2000|Jeopardy!|ROLLING STONES SONGS|$200|easy|'But if you try sometimes you might find you get what you need'|'You Can't Always Get What You Want'
06/03/2008|Jeopardy!|THE HOBOKEN FIVE|$200|easy|In 1998 a park in Hoboken was dedicated to this entertainer, 'Hoboken's gift to the world'|Frank Sinatra
21/02/2005|Jeopardy!|IT'S A JOB|$200|easy|Dark forearms from wearing a T-shirt are often called this rural occupation's 'tan'|farmer
03/02/2003|Jeopardy!|GHOSTS OF LONDON|$800|hard|The Drury Lane, a famous one of these in London, is haunted by a 'man in grey' who sometimes shows up for matinees|theater
04/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL TRACKS|$1600|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew displays some animal tracks on a monitor.)  The overlapping track of this animal, also known as the bay lynx, is similar to that of the siamese but bigger & deeper|a bobcat
17/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS ANIMALS|$600|medium|This type of punch, which lands on the back of the neck, is illegal in boxing|rabbit punch
03/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MILESTONE BIRTHDAYS 2009|$800|hard|Don't expect this Fox News 'Culture Warrior' to mellow in his 60s, which started September 10|Bill O'Reilly
07/09/2001|Jeopardy!|STATE THE OBVIOUS|$400|easy|[State outline]|Illinois
02/02/2011|Jeopardy!|HUMBLE & NOT-HUMBLE ABODES|$800|hard|Mukesh Ambani's $1 billion home, the world's most expensive, lies on the Arabian Sea in this largest Indian city|Bombay (or Mumbai)
12/05/2003|Jeopardy!|LIMERICKS|$1000|hard|This one's by Ogden Nash There was an old man of Calcutta, who coated his tonsils with butter, thus converting his snore, from a thunderous roar, to a soft oleaginous ____|mutter
04/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC PHRASES|$200|easy|Title of a 1972 Don McLean hit & a 1999 teen comedy, both about losing one's innocence|American Pie
27/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN HISTORY|$200|easy|In December 1994 Russia sent troops into this breakaway republic to quell an independence movement|Chechnya
21/02/2000|Jeopardy!|SHINING ARMOR|$400|easy|A verb meaning to remove rust from armor; today you 're'-do it to old furniture or homes|Refurbish
07/01/1999|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THAT ON YOUR HEAD?|$500|medium|The man credited with creating the football helmet is this basketball inventor|James Naismith
12/11/1987|Jeopardy!|COUNTIES|$400|easy|Official names of two of New York City's five counties|(two of) Queens, Kings, Bronx, New York, and Richmond
14/06/2000|Jeopardy!|ROCK 'N' POP|$100|easy|One of the ska anthems of the '80s was the Specials' plea to 'free' this South African|Nelson Mandela
22/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH SONY|$400|easy|Financial support for a man's ex-wife|alimony
16/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OH, NURSE!|$800|hard|A volunteer nurse for the union, this little woman published her wartime letters in 1863's 'Hospital Sketches'|Louisa May Alcott
26/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PLANTS|$400|easy|A member of the sundew family, it requires about 10 days to fully digest an insect|Venus Flytrap
14/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE GOING TO 'POT'|$1600|hard|Theodore Roosevelt Island is a 91-acre national wilderness park found in this river|Potomac
11/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$2000|hard|One variety of the white-tailed species of this lives in the Florida Keys & weighs only 50 to 75 pounds|a deer
26/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE TURN|$1600|hard|This service from GM is a 'turn-by-turn navigation system' that gives 'directions at the touch of a button'|OnStar
22/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BELLY UP TO THE BAROQUE|$1600|hard|In the 1620s he painted 21 large pictures in the life of Marie de Medicis; why, they were positively him-esque|Rubens
19/03/1999|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC CINEMA QUOTES|$200|easy|1950: 'I am big.  It's the pictures that got small'|Sunset Boulevard
01/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'ODD'PODGE|$600|medium|This Connecticut senator is the son of a senator|Christopher Dodd
22/01/2001|Jeopardy!|NETWORKING|$300|easy|'Jailbait', '120 Minutes', 'Celebrity Deathmatch'|MTV
23/03/2001|Jeopardy!|PERCUSSION INSTRUMENTS|$200|easy|Type of drum seen here, or a dance done to them|Conga
17/11/2000|Jeopardy!|'IN' THE BEGINNING|$400|easy|Like the Pope, not capable of error in matters of doctrine or dogma|Infallible
04/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'ITZ' AT THE END|$200|easy|In this football play, linebackers rush a quarterback to sack him|a blitz
20/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|2-LETTER TERMS|$1000|hard|It's the pants-&-jacket outfit worn when doing martial arts|gi
21/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$400|easy|At 14,433 feet, Colorado's Mount Elbert is the highest peak in this mountain chain|the Rockies
12/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC 'G'S|$1000|hard|The name of this political faction in Medieval Italy was derived from the Welps, a German family|Guelphs
27/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A BOOK OF POEMS|$1200|hard|In 1923 he published the collection 'New Hampshire'|Robert Frost
20/09/2001|Jeopardy!|WHO DUNNIT?|$500|medium|'Devil in a Blue Dress'|Walter Mosley
27/11/2000|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL'S GREATEST HITTERS|$400|easy|In 1997 this Boston shortstop led the American League on hits with 209 & was named its Rookie of the Year|Nomar Garciaparra
24/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FILMS|$2000|hard|This 1962 classic was narrated by Kim Stanley, who provided the grown-up voice of Scout|To Kill a Mockingbird
24/12/1996|Jeopardy!|KITCHEN UTENSILS|$300|easy|When buying one of these to test for doneness in meat, choose one with a thin probe that will let less juice out|Meat Thermometer
30/04/2008|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|To a criminal, this slang term can mean 'diamonds' or 'to kill', so be specific when taking out a contract|ice
17/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$1000|hard|18th century Frenchman whose catalogue of fuzzy objects given M-numbers is still used today|Charles Messier
11/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE MUSIC OF BALLET|$1200|hard|This Khachaturian 'Dance' with a weapon in its name enlivens the wedding scene in the ballet 'Gayane'|The Sabre Dance
17/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|POETIC LINES|$1600|hard|This 'small' title character of a Eugene Field poem told his toy dog & soldier, 'and don't you make any noise'|Little Boy Blue
07/05/2008|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$500|medium|Chapter 48 of this English novel deals with 'The Flight of Sikes'--Bill Sikes|Oliver Twist
18/05/2005|Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$200|easy|John Queeny founded the chemical company Monsanto in St. Louis in 1901 to make this sweetener|saccharine
10/09/2007|Jeopardy!|THE TALES OF DUSTIN HOFFMAN|$600|medium|Dustin spent more than a weekend as Bernie in this 2004 Stiller & De Niro sequel|Meet the Fockers
14/03/2007|Jeopardy!|WHO'S THE MRS.?|$200|easy|Mrs. Warren Beatty|Annette Bening
24/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$1000|hard|Bob Fosse made his choreographic debut with this musical about a threatened strike in a sleepwear factory|The Pajama Game
13/10/2003|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$1000|hard|Valentine & his friend Proteus are the title characters of this play|Two Gentlemen of Verona
05/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DEAR JOHN|$400|easy|Though gold was found at his mill in 1848, by 1852 he was bankrupt|John Sutter
28/10/2004|Jeopardy!|AIRPORTS|$400|easy|This Midwestern U.S. hub has over 60 million passengers coming & going each year|Chicago O'Hare
09/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS OF THE WEST INDIES|$2000|hard|This country has been independent since 1804, making it the 2nd-oldest independent nation in the Western Hemisphere|Haiti
18/03/2003|Jeopardy!|WE'VE GOT ISSUES|$1000|hard|This 2-word phrase for policies assisting minorities is found in a 1961 executive order|affirmative action
14/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN AUTHORS|$800|hard|Besides the title role in 'The Bride of Frankenstein ', Elsa Lanchester also played this writer|Mary Shelley
15/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I NEED A FARM VACATION!|$1200|hard|Horseback riding is the rein event at Lady Hawk Farm in this state's Citrus County|Florida
09/02/1999|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS & THEIR WORKS|$200|easy|The century in which Boccaccio wroe the 'Decameron', & all of his other works, too|14th century
01/01/1997|Jeopardy!|GUINNESS RECORDS|$100|easy|We cannot tell a lie:  this president made the shortest inaugural speech, only 90 seconds|George Washington
07/01/2008|Jeopardy!|TERN! TERN! TERN!|$200|easy|Like a loon's, a tern's feet have this feature, yet terns are not notable swimmers|webbing
30/06/1997|Jeopardy!|LAS VEGAS|$500|medium|It's no 'illusion':  an elevated tram connects Treasure Island to this hotel & casino next door|The Mirage
09/03/2010|Jeopardy!|GOVERNORS|$800|hard|In January of 1932 he stepped down as Louisiana governor to assume his duties as a senator|Huey Long
19/05/2008|Jeopardy!|THE VEEP|$1000|hard|He was the eighth U.S. Vice President & the eighth U.S. President|Martin Van Buren
13/07/2004|Jeopardy!|FOLLOW THE LEADER|$600|medium|In 2002 Helen Clark won election to a second term as this Down Under country's prime minister|New Zealand
19/10/2000|Jeopardy!|IN 2 WORDS -- FAMILY|$100|easy|The relatives come from all over the country to celebrate this ceremony of a Jewish boy becoming a man|Bar Mitzvah
04/07/2006|Jeopardy!|LET'S GRAB SOME SEAFOOD|$400|easy|There are over 4,000 varieties of this crustacean; tonight we recommend the stone, blue or Jonah types|a crab
21/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY GOVERNORS|$400|easy|During Leonard Wood's 1899-1902 term as military governor of Cuba, this disease was brought under control|Yellow fever
04/05/2009|Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH TRACK|$1000|hard|It's a titan in the trucking industry|Mack
09/02/2005|Final Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY PRESIDENTS|None|None|With 5, this president had more attorneys general in his administration than any other president|Ulysses S. Grant
07/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DO YOU MEASURE UP?|$400|easy|An amount of a substance equal to its molecular weight, it's also Cindy Crawford's distinctive characteristic|a mole
20/11/2002|Jeopardy!|'SUB' STANDARD|$400|easy|You don't have to be a detective to know that this math process involves deduction|subtraction
10/07/2003|Jeopardy!|BETTER KNOWN AS...|$800|hard|Hereditary Haitian honcho Jean-Claude Duvalier|'Baby Doc' Duvalier
06/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$2000|hard|Sweeter than sucrose or glucose, this fruit sugar is also called levulose|fructose
11/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHO PLAYS 'EM?|$800|hard|Detective Danny Sorenson|Ricky Schroder (on 'NYPD Blue')
21/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY SOME GULF|$2000|hard|Israel's shoreline on this gulf is very short, from the city of Eilat to its border with Egypt at Taba|the Gulf of Aqaba
26/05/1999|Jeopardy!|'B' IN GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|One of the newer large cities in the world, it's located in the central plateau of Brazil|Brasilia
24/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER|$400|easy|National Security Advisor John Poindexter got in trouble for his role in this 1980s arms-for-hostages arrangement|Iran-Contra
10/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$600|medium|Sir Fulke Greville, a courtier of this Tudor queen, was later stabbed to death by a servant in 1628|Elizabeth I
13/05/2011|Jeopardy!|30 SOMETHING|$600|medium|'Miracle' street in a 1947 holiday classic|34th Street
04/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$200|easy|Dan'l Webster was the name of the title amphibian in 'The Celebrated Jumping Frog Of' this 'County'|Calaveras County
03/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$600|medium|Published in 1613, his 'Exemplary Tales' are believed to be the first short stories written in Castilian|Cervantes
27/02/1997|Jeopardy!|NAME DROPPERS|$200|easy|She's noted for dropping the last name Judd, but she also dropped her original name:  Christina Ciminella|Wynonna Judd
20/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$200|easy|As a teen Gian Carlo Menotti turned this undersea H.C. Andersen fairy tale into an opera|The Little Mermaid
23/04/1990|Jeopardy!|NAMES|$300|easy|Made famous by a Johanna Spyri novel, it was originally a nickname for 'Adelaide'|Heidi
10/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CIVIL SERVANTS|$3200|hard|The UK's civil service is based on the bureaucracy of this company that existed from 1600 until 1858|the British East India Company
16/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$400|easy|In 1932 he became the first defeated vice presidential candidate of a major party elected president|FDR
26/12/1989|Jeopardy!|'BABY' SONGS|$400|easy|It precedes, 'I've found a new place to dwell, down at the end of Lonely St. at Heartbreak Hotel'|Since my baby left me
10/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN AMERICANS|$1600|hard|Gov. Oliver Howard was the recipient of this Native American chief's 'I will fight no more forever' message|Chief Joseph
29/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THAT ON TOP OF YOUR HEAD?|$1600|hard|Having this on the top of his helmet certainly made a Roman soldier ready for a this 'with death'|a brush
05/11/2008|Jeopardy!|HERE'S THE ADDRESS|$400|easy|2804 Opryland Drive in Nashville: I'm a little bit country, & I'm a little bit... well, country, also|the Grand Ole Opry
23/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THINKERS & THOUGHTS|$1000|hard|Jacques Derrida originated this type of analysis that 'tears down' its subject|Deconstruction
29/03/2004|Jeopardy!|GAMES|$400|easy|The Cup of the Americas is up for grabs in matches between the U.S. & Argentina in this mounted game|polo
09/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$600|medium|'Tiny Tubers' term for things that are terribly trivial|Small potatoes
26/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN TO THE BORDER|$1600|hard|Russia's longest border is its 4,250-mile one with this 'stan'|Kazakhstan
25/02/1997|Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL|$100|easy|This female vocalist joined Big Brother & The Holding Company in June 1966|Janis Joplin
28/02/1990|Jeopardy!|'H' ON THE MAP|$300|easy|Also called the Yellow River, it flows over 3,000 miles to the Gulf of Chihli|Hwang-Ho
28/01/2004|Jeopardy!|THE SWEET SPOT|$200|easy|2-word term for benzosulfamide or aspartame, for example|artificial sweetener
25/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GO BALLISTIC!|$2000|hard|Internal ballistics studies the conversion of a propellant's chemical energy into a projectile's energy of this type|kinetic
08/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$1200|hard|In 333 B.C. this leader defeated Darius III, king of Persia, at Issus in Syria but was unable to capture him|Alexander the Great
07/11/2007|Jeopardy!|U.S. MOUNTAINS|$600|medium|Early settlers in Oregon called the '3 Sisters' in this mountain range Faith, Hope & Charity|the Cascades
21/04/2005|Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$1000|hard|Known for his religious art, Sebastien Bourdon served as court painter to this queen of Sweden in the 1650s|Christina
08/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|John Gotti nickname for the Man of La Mancha|the 'Teflon Don' Quixote
31/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$1200|hard|Tchaikovsky once referred to this 'Lullaby' composer as 'giftless' & a 'mediocrity'|(Johannes) Brahms
12/05/2006|Jeopardy!|YOU SMELL DELICIOUS!|$400|easy|Yum!  The Demeter fragrance named for this 'heavenly' cake smells a lot better than their 'Earthworm' cologne|angel cake
06/06/2008|Jeopardy!|DEPP PERCEPTION|$800|hard|Taking a cue from Lord Byron, Johnny played this title role in 1995|Don Juan
28/11/2002|Jeopardy!|HOW AM 'I' DOING?|$600|medium|'Kick the bucket' is an example of this type of expression|an idiom
07/05/1997|Jeopardy!|LITERARY HODGEPODGE|$500|medium|Stung by the hostile reaction to his 1862 novel 'Fathers and Sons', this Russian moved to Baden-Baden|Ivan Turgenev
06/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS|$1000|hard|This American won a 1928 Pulitzer Prize for his very long, 9-act drama 'Strange Interlude'|Eugene O'Neill
22/04/2008|Jeopardy!|THE LOVE BOAT|$1000|hard|The USS Constitution was one of these fast & easy-to-maneuver warships popular in the 18th century|a frigate
19/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF 'P'OETS|$1200|hard|This Frenchman who gave us the 'Sleeping Beauty' story also wrote such poems as 'Le Siecle de Louis le Grand'|Charles Perrault
01/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'RR' CROSSING|$1600|hard|Containing iron|ferrous
10/09/2002|Jeopardy!|A TRIP TO MARS|$400|easy|'Once upon a time there was a Martian named Valentine Michael Smith', begins this Heinlein work|Stranger in A Strange Land
16/01/2007|Jeopardy!|MILES & MILES & MILES OF ART|$800|hard|He fronted the Boston Pops from 1930 on into the '70s|Arthur Fiedler
07/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$600|medium|Ashley Wilkes' wife (& cousin) (7)|Melanie
11/03/2011|Jeopardy!|WICKED|$800|hard|In 1565 he said he'd rule Russia... if he could execute traitors as he wished & take their possessions: Russia said sure!|Ivan the Terrible
18/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ON BROADWAY 1968|$800|hard|James Earl Jones starred on the Great White Way in this drama set in the world of boxing|The Great White Hope
10/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BRITTEN|$400|easy|This network, which had given Britten work since the '30s, commissioned his first opera for TV, shown in 1971|the BBC
04/02/2010|Jeopardy!|AUTHOR, AUTHOR!|$800|hard|'Songs of Experience'|(William) Blake
28/04/1998|Jeopardy!|MUSIC THE KIDS LOVE|$200|easy|James Iha, guitarist of this 'Smashing' group, put out a solo album in 1998|Smashing Pumpkins
29/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|It means 'a male swan'; it's also what you eat corn on|a cob
15/06/2010|Jeopardy!|HERE'S A 'QUARTER'|$800|hard|The musical notation seen here represents this|a quarter rest
26/10/1998|Jeopardy!|SAM-I-AM|$300|easy|I would eat them, you would see, just as fast as ABC; I would eat them 3-4-5, on my show called 'Primetime Live'|Sam Donaldson
02/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|A CONSTANTINE REMINDER|$600|medium|Constantine I tried to stop Greece from declaring war on this country led by his brother-in-law|Germany
19/04/2001|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$300|easy|A Chinese form of self-defense, its name means 'work man'|Kung Fu
27/10/2011|Jeopardy!|THE EMPIRE STRIKES PLAQUE|$400|easy|U.K. dentists recommend no less than 1,000 ppm of this in your 3-year-old's toothpaste|fluoride
12/06/2009|Jeopardy!|QUOTES FROM THE KING JAMES BIBLE|$400|easy|In Matthew, Jesus said unto this disciple, 'Get thee behind me, Satan'|Peter
18/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|1980s FILM FACTS|$3000|hard|It's the last name of the politician played by Paul Newman in the clip seen here:|(Earl) Long (from the movie 'Blaze')
19/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CHOPIN|$800|hard|Chopin was born in Poland, & his first printed work at age 7 was one of these appropriately named pieces|Polonaise
05/04/1996|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$300|easy|New Jersey's eastern border is formed by the Atlantic Ocean & this river|Hudson River
24/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$800|hard|After divorcing her 1st husband, Livia Drusilla married this man, the 1st emperor of Rome|Augustus Caesar
08/11/2011|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC COUNTRY MUSIC|$800|hard|In a 1975 crossover hit, Freddy Fender put this word before his 'Days' & 'Nights'|Wasted
18/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|JAZZ|$1000|hard|With Dizzy Gillespie, this 'Bird' originated the bebop style of jazz|Charlie Parker
07/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THE 1970s MUSIC SCENE|$200|easy|The 1972 film 'Fillmore' chronicled the closing of promoter Bill Graham's Fillmore West in this city|San Francisco
05/04/2010|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$200|easy|The 'Bird's Nest' in this city won architecture's Lubetkin Prize|Beijing
24/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC APPRECIATION|$400|easy|'Gaspard De La Nuit' is a series of 3 piano pieces by this 'Bolero' composer|Maurice Ravel
27/02/1990|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|At the Battle of San Jacinto, Sam Houston took this Mexican leader prisoner|Santa Anna
22/03/1996|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$300|easy|In 1812 Napoleon's Grand Army of 614,000 invaded this country; months later only 40,000 were left|Russia
25/09/2009|Jeopardy!|EYE CANDY|$400|easy|Spice up your life with these cinnamon candies that also come in a fire version|Hot Tamales
02/07/1998|Jeopardy!|'STUFF'|$300|easy|Chuck Yeager was a technical advisor & had a cameo in this 1983 movie|The Right Stuff
19/06/2001|Jeopardy!|ANTIQUES|$100|easy|In the 19th century Baccarat made prized examples of these objects, to be used on a desk when the window's open|Paperweights
10/05/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S ON THE MAP|$600|medium|In thousands of years of history, this island seen here has been conquered & ruled by numerous empires & kings|Cyprus
29/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTS|$600|medium|Philip Johnson designed the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden at this Manhattan museum|MOMA (the Museum of Modern Art)
13/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY|$1600|hard|In 2007, Reese told 'E.W.' about her big fall movie in which her Egyptian-born husband suffers this title transfer by force|Rendition
08/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|STATE 'NC'|$400|easy|The College Board advises bringing 2 of the No. 2 types of these to the SAT|pencils
24/11/1994|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$200|easy|The 1967 Sidney Potier film 'To Sir With Love' was directed by this 'Shogun' author|James Clavell
08/10/2008|Jeopardy!|HAVE YOU BEEN TESTED?|$400|easy|Consumer Reports' braking test measures how fast a car goes from this to this--the reverse of its acceleration test|60 to 0
03/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEATLES NO. 1 HITS|$400|easy|It begins, 'In the town where I was born lived a man who sailed the sea'|Yellow Submarine
18/07/1997|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$100|easy|This fossilized resin from prehistoric pines can preserve an insect forever|amber
25/05/2001|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER 1989?|$200|easy|Attracting widespread media coverage, this star of 'The Queen of Outer Space' slapped a cop|Zsa Zsa Gabor
12/12/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$300|easy|Principal routes through this capital include Ala Moana Boulevard & Pali Highway|Honolulu
18/02/2011|Jeopardy!|2010 MOVIES|$800|hard|Bruce Willis & Morgan Freeman are retired assassins in this 'colorful' spy drama|RED
05/07/2004|Jeopardy!|TAKE THIS|$600|medium|To leave hurriedly is to take one of these, so have a puff ready|a powder
24/06/2004|Jeopardy!|WEIRD & WONDERFUL GUINNESS RECORDS|$600|medium|Give me the ring, Ting! Ting Ming Siong served as this in 1,089 weddings between 1975 & 1997|best man
26/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|YOU PICKED A FINE TIME|$1200|hard|The time just before sunset or after sunrise on a movie set, or a former L.A. Laker's late-night talk show|The Magic Hour
17/01/2003|Jeopardy!|NORTHWESTERN|$400|easy|This capital lies at the mouth of the Liwung River, on the northwest coast of Java|Jakarta
25/11/1993|Jeopardy!|GEORGE & RINGO|$100|easy|Ringo & this Beatle joined George on the single 'All Those Years Ago'|Paul McCartney
11/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ONE-WORD MOVIES|$800|hard|Robert Pattinson played dreamy vampire Edward Cullen in this 2008 blockbuster|Twilight
02/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1600|hard|Bobby McFerrin song to a McDonald's kids' offering|'Don't Worry, Be Happy Meal'
16/11/1993|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL U.S.A.|$300|easy|VMI's museum has one of these stuffed & mounted that belonged to Stonewall Jackson|Horse
12/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE HEAVENS|$400|easy|Telescopes on Earth can only view this galaxy from the inside out|the Milky Way
03/03/1997|Jeopardy!|GEMS|$100|easy|Examples of this July birthstone found in Sri Lanka are typically a pale shade of red|Ruby
14/11/1990|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$200|easy|In 'The Taming of the Shrew', this character actually says 'Kiss me, Kate'|Petruchio
02/04/1990|Jeopardy!|SONGS OF THE '60S|$400|easy|The Beatles' 8th No. 1 hit, it begins 'I think I'm gonna be sad'|Ticket To Ride
16/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MODERN DANCE|$400|easy|In 2003 in works like the one shown, the Dayton Contemporary Dance Company celebrated the centennial of this|the (Wright Brothers') first flight
07/10/2004|Jeopardy!|CYCLING|$600|medium|Back in force since 2004, it has the longest developmental cycle of any insect, 17 years|a cicada
16/05/2011|Jeopardy!|THAT'S EXPENSIVE!|$400|easy|Nothing says romance like eating this fungus, particularly a black perigord from France|truffles
27/06/2005|Jeopardy!|THIRD PARTY PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES|$800|hard|He followed Jackson into the Presidency in 1836 & 12 years later ran as a third party candidate|Van Buren
17/07/1998|Jeopardy!|MISNOMERS|$100|easy|Tennis racket strings, though called this, are made out of cattle, sheep or hog intestines|Catgut
25/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE TEAM NICKNAMES|$400|easy|It rolls for the University of Alabama|the Crimson Tide
04/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PLANT LIFE|$400|easy|The Madonna type of this plant was once used at Easter but often failed to bloom in time; the Bermuda type replaced it|a lily
15/11/2002|Jeopardy!|NEW VIDEO GAMES|$800|hard|'The Angel of Darkness' takes this Eidos heroine in a new, darker direction & ups her polygons from 500 to 5,000!|Lara Croft
08/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ART HISTORY 101|$200|easy|It's the event portrayed in a Jan van Eyck painting seen here|Wedding
13/01/2004|Jeopardy!|A McCATEGORY|$1000|hard|'The Northern Lights have seen queer sights, but the queerest they ever did see was that night...I cremated' him|Sam McGee
17/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC LONDON|$1600|hard|Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of this, was known as a soldier but had an eye for art, as you can see at Apsley House|Wellington
16/06/2008|Jeopardy!|SOMETHING'S FISHY|$400|easy|Varieties of this ornamental carp include lionhead & comet|goldfish
08/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '90s|$1200|hard|Many of the scenes in this Brad Pitt film were shot at the Stoney Indian Reserve near Calgary, Canada|Legends of the Fall
29/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|OXYMORONS|$1000|hard|It's the Shakespearean play that features the speech heard here:   'Why then, o' brawling love, o' love & hate, cold, fire, sick, health; still waking sleep, that is not what it is, this love feel I that feel no love in this'|Romeo And Juliet
28/02/2003|Jeopardy!|WORKPLACES|$1000|hard|3-letter word paired with 'tool' in a type of manufacturer of precision products|die
02/07/2001|Jeopardy!|MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL|$400|easy|He played himself in the films 'Bananas' & 'The 500-Pound Jerk' & was a lawyer before becoming a sportscaster|Howard Cosell
20/12/1999|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS IN MYTHOLOGY|$200|easy|If Romulus did a 'Got Milk?' ad, he'd talk about this animal who suckled him & Remus|Wolf
25/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES|$400|easy|Her first name honors the playwriting partner of Russel Crouse, her father|Lindsey Crouse
15/06/2001|Jeopardy!|THE OLD WEST|$500|medium|In 1860 this Chiricahua Apache was falsely accused of kidnapping a boy in Arizona, which led to a brief war|Cochise
08/01/2010|Jeopardy!|A TRIP TO CENTRAL AMERICA|$400|easy|The three-toed sloth is so sedentary that these organisms, that include seaweed, grow on its fur, providing camouflage|algae
16/07/1996|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL U.S.A.|$200|easy|Fans of Davy Crockett remember the Alamo is in San Antonio in this western state|Texas
20/01/2000|Final Jeopardy!|OPERA SINGERS|None|None|In 1999 Placido Domingo opened the Met for a record 18th time, breaking this man's record of 17|Enrico Caruso
01/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FINISH THE 'LOVE'LY LYRIC|$400|easy|J. Geils Band: 'Love, it's gonna make you cry, I've had the blues, the reds & the pinks, one thing for sure...'|love stinks
04/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SCHOOL FASHION|$800|hard|Prints of these insects were big in '99, whether swallowtails or monarchs we don't know|butterflies
26/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|'C' HERE|$400|easy|Pronounced one way, it means to comfort; pronounced another way, it's a cabinet for your stereo|console
05/05/1999|Jeopardy!|HOBBYISTS|$300|easy|This hobby gets its name from the knotting of areas of fabric during the process|Tie-dyeing
13/03/2003|Jeopardy!|THE SUPREME COURT|$400|easy|In 1985 the Supreme Court said the police can't use this 'force' unless there's a threat of immediate harm|deadly force
21/10/2008|Jeopardy!|BORN TO BE MILD|$200|easy|On July 6, 1935 he was born in Tibet for either the 1st or 14th time|the Dalai Lama
07/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A BARRY MANILOW SONGBOOK|$1200|hard|'When will our eyes meet?  When can I touch you?  When will this strong yearning end'|Weekend In New England
01/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOREST PRODUCTS|$1000|hard|Brandy & sherry are traditionally stored in barrels made of this wood|oak
17/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$800|hard|In 1962 this Hawaiian became the first Japanese-American elected to the U.S. Senate|Daniel Inouye
04/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NUMBER OF LEGS ON...|$800|hard|Charlotte in 'Charlotte's Web'|8
17/03/2005|Jeopardy!|SING A SONG OF SIX PACKS|$600|medium|In 2002 this Missouri-based company sold over 100 million barrels of beer in the U.S.|Anheuser-Busch
04/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC POTPOURRI|$600|medium|Ska & rock steady were predecessors of this style that developed in Jamaica in the 1960s|Reggae
08/04/2004|Jeopardy!|A LITTLE 'DEB'LL DO YA|$1000|hard|They're his 'Fireworks' heard here|(Achille-Claude) Debussy
20/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'A' IN SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|In 'The Tempest' he's invisible to everyone but Prospero|Ariel
13/06/2006|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$800|hard|Comedy in which Benedick says Beatrice exceeds Hero 'in beauty as the first of May doth the last of December'|Much Ado About Nothing
09/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ESSAYS|$200|easy|This 'Invisible Man' author's essay 'On Being the Target of Discrimination' appeared in 1989|Ralph Ellison
08/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TURNS OF THE CENTURY|$800|hard|In 1301 the future Edward II became the first English recipient of this princely title|Prince of Wales
14/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$400|easy|His '1812 Overture' commemorates Napoleon's 1812 defeat in Russia|Pyotr Tchaikovsky
06/03/2001|Jeopardy!|DECOR|$400|easy|Nationality of designer Arne Jacobsen, or the 'modern' style he helped popularize|Danish
14/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MY NAME IS HENRY, I'LL BE YOUR WRITER|$2000|hard|Emerson encouraged me to start keeping a journal, which I did until a few months before my death in 1862|Henry David Thoreau
05/11/1991|Jeopardy!|FEMALE FIRSTS|$400|easy|This author & wife of Time magazine's founder was the USA's first female ambassador to Italy|Clare Boothe Luce
12/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'TWO'-DAY|$800|hard|This nickname for a person too sweet & innocent to be true goes back to an 18th century children's story|Goody two-shoes
05/03/2009|Jeopardy!|MIT DEN BEATLES|$200|easy|The Beatles honed their chops playing clubs in the Reeperbahn, a red-light district in this German port city|Hamburg
12/05/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 1960s|$500|medium|2-word term for South Vietnamese Communists allied with the North against the U.S.|Viet Cong
03/01/2000|Jeopardy!|I WROTE A BOOK!|$100|easy|Familiar TV voice & now author heard here  'When Pearl Harbor made it irrefutably clear that America was not a fortress, this generation was summoned to the parade ground and told to train for war.'|Tom Brokaw
06/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE LANGUAGE OF LOVE|$800|hard|Perhaps out mending the wall, this American poet said, 'Love is an irresistible desire to be irresistibly desired'|Frost
02/12/2008|Jeopardy!|TEAMS' RETIRED JERSEYS|$800|hard|Bobby Hull, Tony Esposito|Chicago Blackhawks
23/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE STATUE OF LIBERTY|$1000|hard|This Flemish man once owned the island on which the statue sits|Isaac Bedloe
28/07/2006|Jeopardy!|U.S. LAKES & RIVERS|$400|easy|This large Louisiana lake is named for Louis XIV's marine minister|Lake Pontchartrain
07/11/1991|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$100|easy|Her married name was Hedda Tesman|Hedda Gabler
01/10/2008|Jeopardy!|WORLD HERITAGE SITES|$1000|hard|This Arab quarter of Algiers is called 'a unique kind of medina, or Islamic city'|the Casbah
16/01/2009|Jeopardy!|LET'S LEARN SOME SEMAPHORE|$800|hard|Listen up, it's the body part semaphored here|ear
12/01/2006|Jeopardy!|PARACHUTING WITH THE GOLDEN KNIGHTS|$200|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Fort Bragg, NC, holding a parachute.)  Packing of all reserve chutes in the United States, even those used by the Army's Golden Knights, is overseen by this federal organization|the FAA
11/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|VIENNA|$800|hard|This hotel famous for its torte was founded in 1876, though there might be one born every minute|Hotel Sacher
09/01/2008|Jeopardy!|WORLD FACTS|$200|easy|Lots of peridot has been found on the island of Zebirget in this 'colorful' sea off Africa|the Red Sea
10/10/2002|Jeopardy!|CERTIFICATES|$200|easy|From 1950 to 1999 the most popular name on these certificates for newborn boys in the U.S. was Michael|birth certificates
14/09/1984|Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$300|easy|Some 3 million pilgrims visit this small French town annually|Lourdes
28/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE 'N' CROWD|$1000|hard|Egypt's president from 1956 to 1970, he dreamed of leading the whole Arab world|Nasser
01/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NICKNAMES|$1200|hard|'The Pirate of the Gulf'|Lafitte
11/09/2008|Jeopardy!|SHAMPOO|$1000|hard|Brooke Shields & Kim Basinger are 2 of the 'girls' who appeared in ads for this shampoo|Breck
01/06/1990|Double Jeopardy!|CANADA|$800|hard|A city on the Detroit River was first named 'The Ferry' but was renamed this after a British borough|Windsor
22/12/2000|Jeopardy!|BOOKS ABOUT PRESIDENTS|$100|easy|'Dutch'|Ronald Reagan
02/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BRIDGES|$400|easy|In 1973 Queen Elizabeth II dedicated a new one of these bridges; the old one's in Arizona|London Bridge
18/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$1000|hard|You'll find Ho Chi Minh City on this river (they didn't change its name)|Saigon River
19/09/2006|Jeopardy!|THE MISSPELED WORD|$200|easy|An absence of leisure may leave you feeling like you live in the Artic|Artic/Arctic
22/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|$800|hard|On April 6th, 1909, this American Arctic explorer wrote in his diary, 'The pole at last.  The prize of three centuries.'|Peary
07/01/1997|Jeopardy!|ETIQUETTE|$400|easy|The 'high' form of this meal should feature sturdy food such as eggs rather than dainty little sandwiches|Tea
23/01/2004|Jeopardy!|METALS|$1000|hard|Coffinite, discovered in Colorado in 1955, is an ore that's 60% this valuable radioactive metal|uranium
29/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ROMAN EMPERORS|$800|hard|This Roman Emperor appears to grow fatter on coins minted during his reign from 54 to 68 A.D.|Nero
13/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BLOOD WORK|$800|hard|Specialized white blood cells called lymphocytes begin as this type of cell in the bone marrow|a stem cell
03/05/2002|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES HEADLINES|$1000|hard|A November 9, 1917 story said this Russian 'in exile lived in the Bronx'; 'real name is Braunstein'|Trotsky
18/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$600|medium|The cervical spine has 7, the thoracic spine - 12, the lumbar spine - 5, the sacrum - 5, & the coccyx - 4|Vertebrae
07/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'ITZ'|$400|easy|In 1972, he won his final gold medal swimming the butterfly leg in the 4x100-meter relay|Mark Spitz
18/04/2001|Jeopardy!|ILLEGALITIES|$500|medium|In 1931 Al Capone got 11 years not for murder or bootlegging but for this|Tax evasion
18/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARY ART|$400|easy|Basquiat got attention, not detention, for this type of wall writing in 'Hollywood Africans'|graffiti
23/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'70s SITCOMS|$800|hard|He starred as ballplayer Jim Barton in 'Ball Four', the short-lived 1976 sitcom he created|Jim Bouton
23/06/1999|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES|$200|easy|'The Surveyor President'|George Washington
16/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|I REALLY DIG YOU (UP)|$200|easy|In 1997 a made-up war record helped get M. Larry Lawrence buried at this Virginia cemetery -- briefly|Arlington National Cemetery
19/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE QUEEN'S ENGLISH|$1000|hard|If you've grassed on your mates, you haven't mowed them down but did this to them|tattle/inform on them
25/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'ALL'|$1600|hard|Type of commercial site the Westfield Group specializes in running|a shopping mall
03/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$800|hard|A George W. was the first U.S. President & George W. Bush is counted as this number|43
15/01/1990|Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$300|easy|At the old observatory here you can stand with 1 foot in the eastern hemisphere & one in the western|Greenwich, England
12/11/1996|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$400|easy|Her sister Lee was maid of honor at her 1953 wedding in Newport, Rhode Island|Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy
22/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER PLANETS IN MOVIES|$2000|hard|'Forbidden Planet': ___ 4 (just like the first PC)|Altair
12/03/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PAINT IT 'BLACK'|$400|easy|The NTSB could tell you it's also known as a flight recorder|a black box
21/07/2010|Jeopardy!|WHATEVER|$1000|hard|The world's first steam locomotives were used in this U.K. country's coal mines|Wales
14/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|TIME|$600|medium|In the Queen's English, the phrase 'Time, gentlemen, please!' refers to this|the pub is about to close
28/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|RENAISSANCE MEN|$2000|hard|Acclaimed the 1st great architect of the Italian Renaissance, he is credited with designing the Pitti Palace|Brunelleschi
29/03/2006|Jeopardy!|THAT'S WHAT I LIKE ABOUT THE SOUTH|$600|medium|The Mississippi's oldest operating steamboat is this type of Southern lady 'of Louisville'|the Belle
24/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|I MARRIED ELIZABETH TAYLOR|$400|easy|This actor married Ms. Taylor in 1964 (& was divorced from her in 1974)|Richard Burton
30/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'PIT'TER, 'PAT'TER|$1200|hard|A disguised hole acting as a trap, or any potential disaster|pitfall
06/07/1993|Jeopardy!|MOVIE CLASSICS|$200|easy|This Bela Lugosi film was shot in 1931 along with a Spanish version filmed on the same sets with different actors|Dracula
10/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SKY WATCHING|$200|easy|There are approximately this many weeks between full moons|4
22/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS' SUBTITLES|$2000|hard|Mitch Albom: 'An Old Man, a Young Man, and Life's Greatest Lessons'|Tuesdays with Morrie
25/09/2006|Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$200|easy|Nutty candy bar-eating group of women in an Amy Tan novel|the Almond Joy Luck Club
02/10/2000|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$400|easy|Oui! Oui!  In 1998 this French school girl made it to the big screen, along with Miss Clavel|Madeline
24/01/1996|Final Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|None|None|On March 18, 1912 he wrote in his diary, 'My right foot has gone, nearly all the toes...'|Robert Falcon Scott (in Antarctica)
13/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FLIES & FLYING|$800|hard|During WWII this future U.S. president flew a Grumman Avenger & was shot down over the Pacific|George H.W. Bush
24/09/2008|Jeopardy!|TV VARIETY SHOWS|$600|medium|This newspaper columnist's CBS variety show aired on Sunday nights for 23 straight years|Ed Sullivan
21/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'P'|$1600|hard|Suit-bringer in court (9)|plaintiff
30/06/2009|Jeopardy!|THE PUCK STOPS HERE|$600|medium|When a goalie stops a shot on goal, he gets credit for this, like a relief pitcher in baseball|a save
24/01/2001|Jeopardy!|'TT's ME|$100|easy|'Imitation is the sincerest form of' it|Flattery
09/02/2000|Jeopardy!|1999 FILMS|$200|easy|A jazz guitarist is the subject of this director's 'Sweet and Lowdown'|Woody Allen
28/12/2011|Jeopardy!|UNCOMMON BONDS|$1000|hard|At the 1968 Democratic Convention, this future NAACP chairman was briefly considered for vice president|Julian Bond
09/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OH, WHAT A YEAR!|$1600|hard|Oh, the humanity!  The Hindenburg crashed in New Jersey in this 8th year of the Great Depression|1937
20/06/2007|Jeopardy!|TV LAND'S TOP QUOTES|$1000|hard|'Whatchoo talkin' 'bout, Willis?'|Gary Coleman
11/06/2008|Jeopardy!|BEVERAGES|$1000|hard|A New York company makes a line of flavored tea that shares its name with this Western state|Arizona
28/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS NOT WRITING|$400|easy|In 1848, the year he turned 13, he became a printer's apprentice for Joseph Ament's Missouri Courier|(Mark) Twain
07/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$600|medium|Astronomer Margaret Burbidge was appointed the first woman director of this institution in England in 1972|Royal Observatory at Greenwich
15/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CRUSH UP YOUR SHAKESPEARE|$1200|hard|'Prospero'us girl: in drama|Miranda
16/09/2004|Jeopardy!|PICK ONE|$600|medium|Of Woolworth, Wordsworth or Wadsworth, the one who was a stamp distributor in Westmoreland County|Wordsworth
15/12/2000|Jeopardy!|WHOSE LINE IS IT ANYWAY?|$100|easy|1940: '...We shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds...'|Winston Churchill
13/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BRIGHT 'LIGHT'S|$1000|hard|An Alexandrian might know the word minaret comes from an Arabic word meaning this structure|Lighthouse
15/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. COINS|$800|hard|In 2006 his image on the nickel was changed to one based on an 1800 portrait when he was vice president|Thomas Jefferson
13/09/2006|Jeopardy!|A HORSE IS A HORSE|$800|hard|To do this to a horse, you'd need a comb; to do it to Indian food, you'd need the powder|curry
20/01/2003|Jeopardy!|YOU SAY TOMATO|$200|easy|With its green tomato ketchup such a success, Heinz followed it with a new one in 2001 in this color|purple
03/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$800|hard|In 1937 Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, a native of this country, came to Chicago & founded the New Bauhaus|Hungary
27/12/2005|Jeopardy!|SEE 'EO's|$200|easy|A single brief appearance by a famous actor in a movie|cameo
21/10/2005|Jeopardy!|BRING YOUR 'A' GAME|$800|hard|This mid-Atlantic island group was uninhabited when discovered by Diego de Senil of Portugal around 1427|the Azores
19/06/2001|Jeopardy!|EARTH SCIENCES|$500|medium|In 1911 Arthur Holmes used the decay of this element to lead to measure the age of the Earth|Uranium
30/03/2007|Jeopardy!|LITERARY OBITS|$1000|hard|Recently of Pendleton Prison Farm.  Passed in his sleep (with the aid of a pillow on his face).  In Oregon|(Randall) McMurphy
05/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SEAN CONNERY|$200|easy|In '89 Connery helped this title character, whom he called 'Junior', on his 'Last Crusade'|Indiana Jones
01/04/2008|Jeopardy!|COLD|$1000|hard|In 1954, temps at Rogers Pass in this 'Treasure State' plunged to -70° F., a continental U.S. record|Montana
19/12/2008|Final Jeopardy!|THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE|None|None|This country's largest lake shares its name with the country; its second-largest lake has the same name as its capital|Nicaragua
22/06/2009|Jeopardy!|ANN(E)-TASTIC!|$400|easy|Her 16th c. cottage in Shottery, England is kept as a memorial (she never danced at the Oscars with Hugh Jackman)|Anne Hathaway
22/02/1999|Jeopardy!|NAME THE DIRECTOR|$500|medium|'Broken Arrow', 'Hard-Boiled', 'Face/Off'|John Woo
03/03/2003|Jeopardy!|N.E.W.S.|$1000|hard|Of North, East, West or South, the prime minister under George III|Lord North
29/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GONE FISHING|$1100|hard|Yes, pal, it's ground up bits of bait or food spread out over the water to attract game fish|Chum
16/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WISCON-SIN|$400|easy|On August 9, 1966 the Milwaukee HQ of this venerable civil rights organization was bombed|the NAACP
12/07/1999|Jeopardy!|MANY IRONS|$200|easy|The male lead in 'The French Lieutenant's Woman'; Meryl Streep played the title character|Jeremy Irons
15/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|I MARRIED THIS SPORTS STAR|$1200|hard|Nomar Garciaparra, in 2003|Mia Hamm
19/02/2009|Jeopardy!|DO NOT PASS 'GO'|$800|hard|A dizzy sensation of tilting within stable surroundings; did it happen to U2?|vertigo
29/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TAGLINES|$1200|hard|2007: 'Growing up and the bumps along the way'|Juno
26/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'EEN'|$1200|hard|To dress or groom with elaborate care, like a bird does to its feathers|preen
30/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RENAISSANCE ART|$1600|hard|Known for his Madonnas, this early 16th century artist designed tapestries for Pope Leo X for the Sistine Chapel|Raphael
22/12/2009|Jeopardy!|'CON'SARNIT|$200|easy|It means to yield or admit, perhaps to a point of argument|concede
24/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY NAME ORIGINS|$800|hard|Never wider than 200 miles, this long South American nation's name may come from an indigenous word meaning 'snow'|Chile
05/01/1998|Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE BLANK|$200|easy|Lemon________ Rain__________ Cough________|Drop
15/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|KENTUCKY IS JUST DUCKY|$800|hard|Reflecting the state nickname, the International Museum for this genre of music is in Owensboro|bluegrass
24/12/1986|Double Jeopardy!|ASIA|$400|easy|Tho only the see of Wisc., this country, whose capital is Dhaka, is 9th most populous nation in world|Bangladesh
10/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT THE '90s MOVIE TITLE MEANS|$1600|hard|This 1996 Geena Davis action title can be a euphemism for death (Hint: In the film, she puts her past life to bed)|The Long Kiss Goodnight
06/12/2010|Jeopardy!|WELL, I NEVER!|$1000|hard|Dennis Hastert, Champ Clark & Tip O'Neill all held this leadership post in congress but I never did...yet!|Speaker of the House
26/02/1990|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$200|easy|4 days after this battle, Napoleon signed his 2nd -- & final -- abdication|Waterloo
29/01/2007|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC HBO|$200|easy|Helen Mirren won acclaim in 2006 playing this daughter of Henry VIII who faced down the Spanish Armada|Queen Elizabeth
17/07/2008|Jeopardy!|NEBRASKA: THE GOOD LIFE|$800|hard|Born in 1913, this 38th U.S. president was the only chief executive whose life began in Nebraska|Ford
21/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GOD SAVE THE QUEEN|$2000|hard|This British queen who reigned from 1702 to 1714 was the last monarch of the royal House of Stuart|Queen Anne
21/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC CINEMA|$5000|hard|Originally planned for Charles Laughton & Elsa Lanchester in the 1930s, it was later made with Bogart & Hepburn|The African Queen
09/04/1997|Jeopardy!|PENNSYLVANIA CITIES|$200|easy|Its old city hall housed the U.S. Supreme Court from 1791 to 1800|Philadelphia
10/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|11-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|From French for 'bare the neck', this low neckline is a favorite amoung romantic paperback heroines|decotage
05/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$400|easy|In January 1952 this future president proposed to Nancy Davis at Chasen's Restaurant|Reagan
27/01/2009|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN ACTORS|$2000|hard|Roger Rees tried to domesticate Bebe Neuwirth  (Good luck!) in a 1999 production of this comedy|The Taming of the Shrew
12/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$200|easy|1979's 'H.R.H.: The Man Who Will Be King' tells of this heir to the British throne|Prince Charles
23/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A MAKEUP EXAM|$800|hard|Spanish for 'mask', this cosmetic is used to color the eylashes|mascara
25/06/2004|Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL HEAVEN|$600|medium|She died on a 'Monday, Monday' in July 1974 during a visit to London|Mama Cass Elliot
05/06/2002|Jeopardy!|FLY ME|$600|medium|Actress Olivia knows this co.'s D.H.88 Comet, a monoplane racer, made its debut in 1934 & only 5 were ever made|de Havilland
08/12/2011|Jeopardy!|YOU AUTO KNOW THE CAR MAKER|$800|hard|The S600 sedan, MSRP only $159,500|Mercedes-Benz
06/06/2002|Jeopardy!|NATIONALITIES|$800|hard|Woman the Guess Who & Lenny Kravitz wanted to stay away from them|an American woman
06/12/2004|Jeopardy!|THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES|$800|hard|This capital of the confederacy was just 100 miles from Washington, D.C.|Richmond, Virginia
15/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$1000|hard|Branch of physics dealing with motion, like the bumping of molecules in a gas|kinetics
30/03/2009|Jeopardy!|1899|$800|hard|He was president in 1899 but would only live 2 years longer|McKinley
02/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|COOL YOUR JETS|$400|easy|Originally flown August 27, 1939, the world's first jet plane was the Heinkel He 178 from this country|Germany
30/06/2005|Jeopardy!|MUSICMAKERS|$600|medium|He did a little of 'My Way' his way when he appeared on an episode of TV's 'Las Vegas'|Paul Anka
14/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PING-PONG|$200|easy|A game is won when a player reaches this many points with at least a 2-point margin|21
03/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|YOU ARE SO FOXY!|$400|easy|In a practice routine for typists, this critter 'jumps over the lazy dog'|the quick brown fox
18/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|RE: GUN|$2000|hard|A big-fifty Sharps & a sawed-off 12-gauge show up in chapter 1 of 'Gunsights' by this author of 'Get Shorty'|Elmore Leonard
09/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THEY EARNED HALOS|$400|easy|She's the saint, though some call her a sinner, from whom Jesus cast out 7 demons|Mary Magdalene
26/06/2008|Jeopardy!|STREET-WISE|$400|easy|Drink & be merry on this 'boozy' street in the French Quarter that extends from Canal Street to Esplanade Avenue|Bourbon Street
18/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RECENT SPACE NEWS|$1600|hard|Of the 2 of these, NASA said Opportunity was 'looking great', but Spirit had 'dirty solar panels'|the Mars rovers
16/06/2005|Jeopardy!|HEY, THAT'S 'GREAT'!|$600|medium|This city in North-Central Montana is the seat of Cascade County|Great Falls
19/03/1999|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC CINEMA QUOTES|$600|medium|1941: 'I think it would be fun to run a newspaper'|Citizen Kane
26/11/1984|Jeopardy!|NUMBER PLEASE|$100|easy|An unlucky Friday or a baker's dozen|13
05/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$1000|hard|In 1994 Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga became this island country's first woman president|Sri Lanka  (Ceylon)
21/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FOR RICHARD|$400|easy|Elected to the House from Missouri's 3rd District, he represents his hometown of St. Louis|Richard Gephardt
06/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE 16th CENTURY|$1200|hard|This magnificent Ottoman's death in Transylvania in 1566 was reportedly kept secret from his troops|Suleiman (the Magnificent)
06/04/2000|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS|$500|medium|One of Ernest Hemingway's first newspaper jobs was on this Missouri newspaper|Kansas City Star
17/01/1991|Double Jeopardy!|HATS|$1000|hard|This soft felt hat with a tapered crown and center crease is named for an 1882 French play|Fedora
15/07/2004|Jeopardy!|SPANISH CLASS|$400|easy|Sarah of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from a Mexican market: If you're going to do some shopping in Mexico, it helps if you remember the phrase 'cuanto cuesta?', which means this|How much does it cost?
03/03/1998|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$100|easy|Like other vertebrates, birds have 2 hind limbs & 2 forelimbs, the latter being these|Wings
19/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OLIVIER!|$400|easy|Courtesy of the queen, as of 1970 Sir Laurence could call himself this|Lord Olivier
12/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|FINE CHINA|$400|easy|Glasslike substance used in painting decorations on china, whether 'over' or 'under'|lay
25/07/2007|Jeopardy!|TV GETS REAL|$800|hard|Boogie was bounced in Season 2 but came back & won the all-star competition in this fraternal game|Big Brother
25/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CBS|$1600|hard|He hosts the longest-running game show in television history|Bob Barker
06/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GEORGIE|$800|hard|In 1987 his 'Ocean Front Property' became the first album to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard country chart|George Strait
10/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LEARN SOME GERMAN|$2000|hard|An animal: Die Fledermaus|the bat
05/01/2007|Jeopardy!|THEY RODE THE ORIENT EXPRESS|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from the Orient Express.) On the 'Orient Express,' this title gal of a 1928 novel tells her dad she's pregnant and that her hubby isn't the father.  Actually it's the gamekeeper|Lady Chatterley
25/02/2009|Jeopardy!|THE AFRICAN AMERICAN EXPERIENCE|$200|easy|(Dr. Henry Louis Gates, Jr. gives the clue.)  In a recent essay, I cited the election of Barack Obama as one of the 4 'transformative moments' in African-American history; this 1863 event was the first|the Emancipation Proclamation
02/06/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. BODIES OF WATER|$100|easy|The Chicago River originally flowed into this Great Lake; now it flows out of it|Lake Michigan
29/03/2004|Jeopardy!|NEW MERRIAM-WEBSTER'S LISTINGS|$1000|hard|A restaurant or bar decorated in a simulated Polynesian theme|tiki bar
15/04/1998|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT ARTIST|$500|medium|A detail of a triptych by this 15th century Dutchman is seen here:|(Hieronymus) Bosch
23/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LADIES' DAY|$1600|hard|Smashing Prince of Wales China with a hammer is one scene in 'The Diana Chronicles' by this magazine editor|Tina Brown
29/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TALES TO TELL|$1000|hard|The upshot is he won the Howell's Medal for his 'Wapshot Scandal'|John Cheever
07/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEST ACTRESS OSCAR WINNERS|$1600|hard|1976 for 'Network'|Faye Dunaway
31/03/1999|Jeopardy!|GANGSTERS|$300|easy|His brother Buck was part of his gang, as was his moll Bonnie|Clyde Barrow
01/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT THE BENJAMINS|$1200|hard|In 1876 this man seen here was created Earl of Beaconsfield|Benjamin Disraeli
01/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|I WAS HIS VICE PRESIDENT|$2000|hard|John C. Calhoun|John Quincy Adams
15/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BE A SPORT|$2000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew shows part of a bike in Trek Bicycle Corporation in Waterloo, Wisconsin) An early advocate of cycling, Paul de Vivie experimented with geared bikes, leading to the perfection of this Frenched-named gearshifting device|the DeRailleur
08/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'MEN' AT WORK|$1600|hard|This physician saw the benefit of a group practice after visiting the Mayo Clinic; he later started a clinic in Kansas|Menninger
01/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ROBERT BURNS|$400|easy|Burns wondered, 'Should' this 'be forgot, And never brought to mind?'|Auld acquaintance
02/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|OCEANIA|$200|easy|More than 80% of Oceania's land mass is composed of New Guinea & this country's North & South Islands|New Zealand
22/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$200|easy|Ira Gershwin wrote, 'Summertime and the livin' is' this|easy
12/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICA|$400|easy|Pompey's Pillar, a rock formation in Montana, was named by Capt. William Clark for the son of this Indian guide|Sacajawea
24/06/1997|Jeopardy!|OOPS!|$300|easy|In 1991 this royal Englishwoman shocked Pakistani Muslims when she wore a knee-length dress into a mosque|Princess Diana
20/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|QUIZ SHOW|$600|medium|At the $8,000 level on this quiz show, the contestant was placed in an onstage isolation booth|The $64,000 Question
20/10/2006|Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|A type of rafting in the rapids, or a real estate scandal involving the Clintons|whitewater
20/10/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$300|easy|In 1873 President Grant proclaimed this city the site of the Centennial Exposition of 1876|Philadelphia
25/10/2002|Jeopardy!|HOPE YOU'RE NOT CLAUSTROPHOBIC|$1000|hard|Per California's code, the number of people in these shall not exceed the rated load in pounds, divided by 150|elevator
07/09/1999|Jeopardy!|BIRDS!  BIRDS!  BIRDS!|$100|easy|It loves to swim, but this bird seen here is one of the few that do not fly|Penguin
26/06/2000|Jeopardy!|JUNE 26|$300|easy|In Germany on June 26, 1963 JFK said, 'As a free man, I take pride in' this 4-word phrase|Ich bin ein Berliner
12/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GENOME-ENCLATURE|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows a graphic on the monitor.)  An exact copy of biological material, it can be of a DNA segment, a cell or a complete organism|a clone
24/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT 'P'LACES|$400|easy|If you were a Philistine in biblical times, it means you hailed from what's now called this place|Palestine
30/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|JACKETS REQUIRED|$1600|hard|A Spanish dance shares its name with this jacket that's usually waist-length & collarless|a bolero
15/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE FOOD SECTION|$400|easy|No Passover would be complete without plates of this appetizer, ground fish with egg & matzo meal|gefilte fish
01/03/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S A MYSTERY!|$400|easy|This detecting couple whom Dashiell Hammett introduced in 'The Thin Man' had a dog named Asta|Nick & Nora Charles
17/04/2006|Jeopardy!|TV SUPPORTING CASTS|$800|hard|David Ogden Stiers, Loretta Swit, Harry Morgan|M*A*S*H
08/11/2007|Jeopardy!|STOCK & TRADE|$600|medium|You can really clean up with this company, WHR|Whirlpool
08/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ALL YOU NEED IS 'LOVE'|$800|hard|Split, like some hooves|cloven
28/10/2004|Jeopardy!|AIRPORTS|$600|medium|This U.S. airport uses the slogan 'Where America greets the world'|JFK
20/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE PRIZES|$1200|hard|Solve equations like 3x(squared)-15=0 & you could be headed for a Frank Nelson Cole Prize in this branch of math|algebra
16/05/1990|Jeopardy!|'G' WHIZ|$500|medium|Baron Monck was the first to hold this office in Canada|Governor-General
11/11/2009|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN IDLE 2009|$200|easy|With businesses hurting, not as many people bought office supplies from this company, stock symbol SPLS|Staples
22/05/1997|Final Jeopardy!|MONARCHS|None|None|Like his grandmother, Mary, Queen of Scots, this king was beheaded|Charles I
16/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|STRAIT TALK|$1000|hard|On July 3, 1988 an Iranian airliner enroute to Dubai was shot down over this strait by a U.S. warship|the Strait of Hormuz
25/05/2000|Jeopardy!|BEADS|$100|easy|The beads, body valve stem & tread are parts of a pneumatic one of these|a tire
27/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC APPRECIATION|$1200|hard|Rachmaninoff rhapsodized over this Italian violinist, & Franz Lehar wrote an operetta about him|Niccolo Paganini
30/11/2011|Jeopardy!|'PUBLIC' KNOWLEDGE|$600|medium|One-word synonym for a press agent|a publicist
21/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew demonstrates.) An egg sinks in tap water, but in saltwater, the egg gains this, defined as the upward force of a liquid on an object less dense than itself|buoyancy
12/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ROAMIN' HOLIDAYS|$1600|hard|Pysanky, these decorated spring holiday items, are a popular part of Ukrainian culture|Easter eggs
11/06/2002|Jeopardy!|'BLACK' OR 'WHITE'|$1000|hard|Famous landmark composed of chalk in the county of Kent in England|the White Cliffs of Dover
22/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|ABRAHAM LINCOLN|$600|medium|In 1858 Lincoln ran against this man for the U.S. Senate, but lost by a vote of 54 to 46|Stephen Douglas
05/05/2003|Jeopardy!|I DIRECT|$400|easy|His 2001 screenplay credit for 'A.I.' was his first since the '80s|Steven Spielberg
22/02/2011|Jeopardy!|JUMPING JUPITER!|$2000|hard|Appropriately, a NASA probe that orbited Jupiter for more than 8 years was named for this astronomer|Galileo
14/10/1999|Jeopardy!|SILENT 'GH'|$500|medium|An old prospector, or the type of bread he might eat|Sourdough
10/04/2003|Jeopardy!|USED STUFF|$800|hard|In 'I am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang', a war veteran tries to sell this but the pawnbroker has too many already|a medal
24/12/1999|Jeopardy!|'PEACE' ON EARTH|$300|easy|In 1971 this Cat Stevens hit song chugged up to No. 7 on the U.S. pop charts|Peace Train
23/09/1999|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$500|medium|(Hi, I'm Kathy Kinney of The Drew Carey Show.)  I played the town librarian of Stratford, Vermont on this '80s sitcom set mainly at the Stratford Inn|Newhart
02/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND NEW YORK|$1200|hard|Built in 1902, this distinctive-looking building is one of New York's oldest & most famous skyscrapers|the Flatiron Building
15/11/1985|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPER FILLERS|$500|medium|Of the 1.5 million students who took the S.A.T.s in early 1985, only 8 hit this perfect combined score|1600
23/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL 'C'UISINE|$1200|hard|On French menus, potage froid au concombre is a cold soup made from this gourd|cucumber
28/01/2004|Jeopardy!|CARY GRANT FILMS|$200|easy|In 'She Done Him Wrong' she invited Cary to come up & see her sometime|Mae West
11/04/2001|Jeopardy!|SHOW BIZ SAYINGS|$300|easy|Proverbially, it 'adds 10 pounds'|Camera
22/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DAM IT!|$800|hard|It supplies about 15% of Egypt's electric power|the Aswan High Dam
26/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HERBS & SPICES|$1600|hard|Holland is a main producer of this seed, from the Papaver somniferum plant|poppy seeds
12/04/2004|Jeopardy!|YOU SELL IT, GIRL!|$400|easy|For this company, she may be only 10, but she'll probably be an SPF 30 or 45|Coppertone
07/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CANDY IS DANDY|$1600|hard|Dots are fruit-flavored gumdrops; this is the avian name for licorice-flavored dots|Crows
25/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MY NAME IS ALFRED|$2000|hard|In 1915, with his wife Blanche W., he founded the firm that published Thomas Mann, John Updike, et al.|Alfred Knopf
23/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'70s ALBUM COVERS|$1200|hard|The children on this venerated Led Zeppelin album seen here are posing on a rock formation in Northern Ireland|Houses of the Holy
23/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$1000|hard|It's the removal of skin by sanding to remove tattoos or to improve skin scarred by acne|Dermabrasion
18/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CENTRAL AMERICAN HISTORY|$200|easy|In 1823, 5 present Central American countries broke away from this nearby one|Mexico
03/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE MAUREEN CORPS|$800|hard|Born in Ireland in 1911, she played Jane to Tarzan & wife to John Farrow|Maureen O'Sullivan
02/12/2008|Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$400|easy|In 1381 Wat Tyler led a failed peasants' revolt in England protesting this tax on voters|the poll tax
03/03/1997|Final Jeopardy!|SCOTTISH INVENTORS|None|None|In 1815 he was appointed Surveyor General of Roads in Bristol, England|Sir John MacAdam
17/11/1992|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL TERMS|$300|easy|France calls its capability to use this type of weapon its 'Force de Frappe'|nuclear weapons
15/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE WARDROBE|$800|hard|A twin set is often a short-sleeve pullover sweater worn under this long-sleeve sweater that buttons in front|a cardigan
04/11/1999|Jeopardy!|FROG STUFF|$400|easy|In 1992 Mae Jemison did a frog egg fertilization experiment while aboard this|Space shuttle
10/10/1991|Double Jeopardy!|DANCE|$1000|hard|These Indians do their annual snake dance in August; it's closed to non-Indians|the Hopis
23/11/2006|Jeopardy!|'C' FOOD|$600|medium|This semitropical citrus fruit looks like a large, bumpy lemon|citron
18/02/2003|Jeopardy!|MOUNDS|$200|easy|In the 1990s a depiction of this civilization's lightning god was found in a mound in Palenque, Mexico|Mayans
02/10/2008|Jeopardy!|FRIENDS|$800|hard|In 1970 she wrote an article for National Geographic called 'Making Friends with Mountain Gorillas'|(Dian) Fossey
18/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COMPANIES NAMED AFTER PEOPLE|$2700|hard|A New York bank was named for this Secretary of the Treasury under Lincoln|(Salmon P.) Chase
26/02/2007|Jeopardy!|THIS MEANS WAR!|$2000|hard|The French Revolution inspired a similar one in this Caribbean country in 1791|Haiti
04/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SONGS FROM MUSICALS|$1000|hard|'Easy To Be Hard', 'Good Morning, Starshine', 'Let The Sunshine In'|Hair
26/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|GLASS CLASS|$1600|hard|Seaforms, baskets & Persians are among the creations of this glass artist born in Washington state in 1941|Dale Chihuly
16/03/2001|Jeopardy!|ARTISTS & THEIR WORKS|$300|easy|Marcel Duchamp coined this term to describe Alexander Calder's moving sculptures|Mobiles
23/04/1986|Jeopardy!|HOUSEHOLD HINTS|$400|easy|To save pennies at the supermarket, avoid buying products displayed on shelves at this level|eye level
23/01/2001|Jeopardy!|ON THE 'TIP'|$200|easy|(Hi, I'm Kym Hampton of the WNBA)  The jump ball at the beginning of a basketball game or period of play is known as this|Tipoff
20/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'O' MAN!|$1200|hard|Telma Hopkins & Joyce Vincent shone as his backup singers|Tony Orlando
13/11/2008|Jeopardy!|WHICH TIME ZONE?|$1000|hard|Quebec City, Canada|Eastern
22/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS & THEIR WORKS|$800|hard|1891: 'Street in Tahiti'|(Paul) Gauguin
22/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS NAME SPELLING|$400|easy|Dale, who drove car No. 3|E-A-R-N-H-A-R-D-T
03/12/1993|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$300|easy|Inspired by a short story, Angels' Camp in Calaveras County, CA, hosts this type of contest each May|Jumping-Frog Contest
11/11/1996|Jeopardy!|THE 'A' LIST|$300|easy|Founded in 1848, it's the oldest & largest U.S. news agency|the Associated Press
19/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|PHARAOHS|$200|easy|This 12th king of the 18th Dynasty died in his 18th year|King Tut
11/06/1998|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL TEXAS|$300|easy|In Parker, Texas you can tour the Southfork Ranch made famous by this TV series|Dallas
05/10/2000|Jeopardy!|I'M HUNGRY|$300|easy|In fish & chips, the chips aren't Ruffles but what we would call these|french fries
02/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$200|easy|It 'makes all men equal' & 'makes the world go round'|Love
19/11/2004|Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$600|medium|It's the area of hardened skin at the base & sides of your fingernails, or a protective outer layer of a hair|cuticle
10/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|YOU SHOULD BE IN A BALLET!|$1000|hard|To star in this 1890 fairy tale ballet, you shouldn't have spindly legs but you will need a spindle|Sleeping Beauty
10/09/2003|Jeopardy!|EATING OUT|$200|easy|Grimaldi's under the Brooklyn Bridge is often voted No. 1 for this; try a slice!|pizza
24/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SANDWICHES|$400|easy|Not surprisingly at Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville Restaurant, you can order one of these 'in Paradise'|Cheeseburger
25/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BEST ACTOR OSCAR WINNERS|$1600|hard|1938: Spencer Tracy for this heartfelt drama|Boys Town
05/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|I WANT MY MTV|$800|hard|'Shaaaron!' was the only word we really understood from the patriarch of this rockin' reality family|the Osbournes
19/02/2001|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$400|easy|To help him build a poweful navy, this 'Magnificent' Ottoman ruler enlisted the aid of Barbarossa|Suleiman
22/04/2011|Jeopardy!|LET'S HAVE ITALIAN TONIGHT!|$200|easy|About 635 violins still exist among the 1,100 instruments this 17th century man constructed|Stradivarius
04/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|YOU NEED SOME EXERCISE|$800|hard|This TV exercise guru often has had people 'Sweatin' to the Oldies'|Richard Simmons
26/10/1998|Jeopardy!|OH, THE PLACES YOU'LL GO!|$100|easy|Fairy tales can come true in Odense, Denmark when you visit the home & museum of this author|Hans Christian Andersen
18/02/1999|Jeopardy!|ELECTIONS|$300|easy|In 1996, at age 74, Cecil Underwood became the oldest governor ever elected in this 'Mountain State'|West Virginia
17/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY DISGUISES|$400|easy|When he returns to his Ithacan palace disguised as a beggar, his dog recognizes him & drops dead|Odysseus
06/05/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 'DEL's|$600|medium|These false beliefs might be of grandeur or of persecution|delusions
19/05/2003|Jeopardy!|SHATTERING ALLUSIONS|$200|easy|A person who can get out of tight situations is one of these, the name of a '20s escape artist|a Houdini
22/01/1990|Jeopardy!|ADVERTISING|$500|medium|Roads are wider, traffic's faster; to bring back these signs would court disaster|Burma Shave
21/04/2003|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FIRSTS|$1600|hard|In 1963 the 1st time this was used on TV the announcer explained, 'Ladies and gentlemen, Army did not score again'|instant replay
20/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DISCOVERIES|$800|hard|Lake Vostok, the size of Lake Ontario, was only discovered in the last 40 years, as it's under 2 1/2 miles of this|ice
05/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1930s|$400|easy|His short reign as King of England fell in in 1936|King Edward VIII
10/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OBAMAMANIA|$2000|hard|As a youth Obama lived in this country whose capital is Jakarta|Indonesia
01/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ME TARZAN|$2000|hard|Tarzan is the son of John & Alice Clayton, Lord & Lady this|Greystoke
03/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HAWAII 5-O|$1600|hard|An olo is a traditional one of these sporting items that Laird Hamilton might use|a surfboard
25/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|I 'GET' IT|$800|hard|An antonym of 'recollect'|forget
10/03/1997|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY SINGERS|$200|easy|Randy Traywick is the real name of this man who was a singer & a short order cook at the Nashville Palace|Randy Travis
16/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PLAY TIME|$800|hard|In this David Mamet play, Don Dubrow plans to steal a rare & valuable nickel|American Buffalo
20/09/2005|Final Jeopardy!|BY THE NUMBERS|None|None|The phrase 'How I want a drink, alcoholic of course' is often used to help memorize this|Pi
10/11/2011|Jeopardy!|AUTOBIOGRAPHIES|$1000|hard|An architect:  'Inside the Third Reich'|(Albert) Speer
29/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'ARROW'S|$800|hard|This home of the Kansas City Chiefs is considered the loudest outdoor arena in the NFL|Arrowhead Stadium
12/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$600|medium|'Black Boy' is a 1945 autobiography by this 'Native Son' author|Richard Wright
03/10/2000|Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$300|easy|Room of the house in which you'd normally find a four-poster|the bedroom
01/04/2003|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$800|hard|Rhyming with cod, it's a young fish like cod or haddock that's been split & readied for cooking|scrod
18/06/2001|Jeopardy!|MODES OF TRANSPORT|$500|medium|The Flying Dutchman in opera|Ship
16/09/1997|Jeopardy!|'STICK'S & 'STONE'S|$200|easy|The form of physical comedy associated with Charlie Chaplin, The Keystone Kops & The Three Stooges|Slapstick
23/12/2011|Jeopardy!|STOP THAT RACKET!|$600|medium|On stage, the noise of this from the audience prompted John Barrymore to throw them a fish & say, 'Here, you walruses!'|coughing
14/06/2011|Jeopardy!|'AW', SHUCKS|$600|medium|It's the only state that doesn't have national parks, monuments, battlefields or historic sites|Delaware
01/03/2005|Jeopardy!|I 'AM'|$200|easy|In terms of the mobility for patients, it's the opposite of bedridden|ambulatory
31/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|VEGAS ON FILM|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reads from outside a casino.) In this 1998 film, Raoul Duke and Dr. Gonzo cruise the strip, terrorizing squares|Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
06/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE REIGN OF TERROR|$800|hard|In 1793 the Committee of Public this was created to rule the country|Safety
12/09/2001|Jeopardy!|BOOK REVIEWS|$400|easy|This 1925 classic 'captures all the romance and glitter of the Jazz Age'|The Great Gatsby
10/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL ABOUT 'U'|$2000|hard|These mystical scriptures of Hinduism date from about 900 B.C.|the Upanishads
02/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING PRESIDENT|$1600|hard|1979: Robert Duvall as this general|Eisenhower
03/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NEW YORK LANDMARKS|$700|hard|This club's brief, glamorous life began in 1977 at 254 West 54th Street|Studio 54
29/07/2010|Jeopardy!|YOU CAN CALL ME 'AL'|$1000|hard|From the French for 'others', this word is the opposite of egoist|altruist
17/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. MEMORIALS|$1000|hard|A memorial named for this fictional woman, symbol of WWII laborers, is at a former shipyard in Richmond, Calif.|Rosie the Riveter
18/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|N.E.W.S.|$1000|hard|Of North, East, West or South, the Joe who had a hit with 'Games People Play'|Joe South
01/10/2004|Jeopardy!|AMERICANS IN PARIS|$600|medium|This 'Fanfare for the Common Man' composer sold his first work while studying with Nadia Boulanger in Paris|(Aaron) Copland
12/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PERIODICALS|$400|easy|In 1993 the Chicago Tribune launched Exito!, a weekly paper in this language|Spanish
04/04/2001|Jeopardy!|'PIN' ME|$400|easy|Cio-Cio-San's marriage to this character ends badly in 'Madam Butterfly'|Lt. Pinkerton
22/11/2006|Jeopardy!|'B' IN FASHION|$200|easy|Sun, rain & Easter are all types of these|a bonnet
08/02/2006|Jeopardy!|MATH|$400|easy|Next number in the sequence 1, 1, 2, 4, 8...|16
15/03/2007|Jeopardy!|BIRTHSTONES|$1000|hard|A plant with bumpy, dark green leaves is called this May birthstone 'ripple'|emerald
05/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FOUNDER'S DAY|$400|easy|Dig deep & you'll find Joseph Holmes was the first director of the U.S. Bureau of these|Mines
31/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$400|easy|Joaquin Rodrigo's best-known work is 'Concierto de Aranjuez' for this instrument (Did Hendrix record that?)|guitar
15/11/1985|Jeopardy!|IN OTHER WORDS...|$400|easy|Perpetually place one's prime pedal extremity in advance|(always) put your best foot forward
26/06/1998|Jeopardy!|FUN THINGS TO DO|$400|easy|Boats made from beer cans sail by in the Beer Can Regatta, held in Darwin in this country|Australia
27/09/2005|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL ALMA MATERS|$200|easy|Southwest Texas State (class of 1930)|Lyndon Johnson
16/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYDAY TECHNOLOGY|$800|hard|We know that coils inside this appliance are where evaporation takes place; we just don't know if the light stays on|the refrigerator
12/01/1998|Jeopardy!|1981 MOVIES|$100|easy|In an early sequence of this film, Harrison Ford is chased by an enormous rolling boulder|Raiders of the Lost Ark
30/05/2003|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE OF THE TIMES|$200|easy|Early 1800s: Catastrophism says big events, like the one in Genesis 7, shaped the Earth & its life|the Flood
15/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL MEDICAL RECORDS|$1700|hard|He kept secret the fact that he lost sight in his left eye during a boxing match with a White House aide|Theodore Roosevelt
02/10/1998|Jeopardy!|THE STAND|$400|easy|One of the better-selling issues of this women's magazine was the April 1972 issue featuring Burt Reynolds|Cosmopolitan
20/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|5 OTHER SENSES|$1200|hard|You streaked the wedding reception!  Have you no sense of this 5-letter word?  This on you!|shame
21/10/2011|Jeopardy!|CATCHING A BREAK|$400|easy|The Electric Boogaloos & the Rock Steady Crew are masters of this, featuring windmills & head spins|breakdancing
12/07/2005|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL ANTHEMS|$600|medium|'Towards the East, an eye looks to Zion'|Israel
05/06/2002|Jeopardy!|'B' THERE|$1000|hard|As its name suggests, this section of the Alps was once controlled by the capital of Switzerland|the Bernese Alps
27/01/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS|$300|easy|The 1990 Census counted people classified as this & found 179,000 in shelters & 50,000 at street sites|Homeless
06/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS LEADERS|$400|easy|Founder of her own AnGeL Ministries, Anne Lotz is the daughter of this famous evangelist & his wife Ruth|Billy Graham
22/11/1985|Jeopardy!|THE HOSPITAL|$100|easy|Although a general hospital for 250 years, it is commonly thought of as NYC's lunatic asylum|Bellevue
03/04/2008|Jeopardy!|WHO MIGHT HAVE SAID IT?|$400|easy|From Homer's Iliad: 'I know they all think I'm a hottie, but I can't believe they launched a thousand ships'|Helen of Troy
10/06/2008|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY BALLET|$1000|hard|In 1911 this great dancer leapt into immortality with his magnificent exit leap in 'Le Spectre de la Rose'|Nijinski
12/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1800s|$400|easy|In 1835 this Dane published his first book of fairy tales|Hans Christian Andersen
15/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PEANUTS|$1000|hard|An American English dialect known as Gullah is the source of this synonym for peanut|Goober
26/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FILM FACTS|$1000|hard|As a child, this 'Doctor Zhivago' co-star had a bit role in her father's film 'Limelight'|Geraldine Chaplin
11/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SCANDINAVIANS|$200|easy|She became the women's world figure-skating champ at age 14 & held the title for 10 straight years|Sonja Henie
28/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PRETZEL LOGIC|$2000|hard|The pretzel type of this sweet treat holder is a Philadelphia tradition|an ice cream cone
10/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BIO SUBJECTS|$1600|hard|Joseph J. Ellis' biography of this 18th century man is called 'His Excellency'|Washington
18/12/2008|Jeopardy!|SANTA'S COMING|$200|easy|20 years ago Santa brought me an instant camera from this company; now I want their Pogo Instant Mobile Printer|Polaroid
22/11/2005|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY BOOKS|None|None|This 1972 book, a bestseller in 2005, begins, 'We were somewhere around Barstow... when the drugs began to take hold'|Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (by Hunter Thompson)
02/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTS|$3400|hard|Pregnant women take this, also called vitamin B9, to reduce the risk of birth defects of the brain & spinal cord|folic acid
22/07/2009|Jeopardy!|LITTLE WOMEN|$800|hard|Though not tall, this future Secy. of State made a big impression in 1993 as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations|Madeleine Albright
19/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'F' WORDS|$400|easy|Derived from Japanese, it's a cotton-filled mattress used on the floor or on a frame; it also makes a nice sofa|Futon
16/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'PUT' SHOTS|$1600|hard|From the Latin for 'rotten', it's an adjective referring to foul decay|putrid
11/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BLUE LITERATURE|$1200|hard|4 years after 'The Red Badge of Courage', he wrote 'The Blue Hotel', considered one of his finest short stories|Stephen Crane
21/01/1998|Jeopardy!|BRITISH ROYAL LOVE AFFAIRS|$400|easy|This king nicknamed Lackland didn't lack a love life; he had at least 7 children out of wedlock|John
01/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'RR' CROSSING|$400|easy|A 2-seated pleasure carriage, with or without 'the fringe on top'|a surrey
11/10/2011|Jeopardy!|TV SERIES FINALES|$600|medium|Outgoing president Josiah Bartlet attended the inauguration of Matthew Santos|The West Wing
17/04/2009|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL NON-PROPHET|$800|hard|Obadiah, Jonah, Bildad|Bildad
21/09/2011|Jeopardy!|DOES THIS DRESSING MAKE ME LOOK FAT?|$600|medium|Zut alors!  One ounce of this 'national' dressing at Sizzler has 12 grams of fat!|French
24/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOLKLORE|$400|easy|The wise people of England's mythical town of Gotham pretended to be these people honored on April 1|Fools
28/01/2009|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE|$600|medium|You'll find this word in an Edgar Allan Poe title|a pendulum
14/10/1986|Jeopardy!|ICE HOCKEY|$300|easy|Edmonton struck oil when they signed him in 1978 at age 17|Wayne Gretzky
13/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FINISH THE SHAKESPEARE TITLE|$1200|hard|'Pericles...'|Prince of Tyre
22/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OLD TESTAMENT WOMEN|$200|easy|'So Boaz took' this woman 'and she was his wife'; she was also the great-grandmother of David|Ruth
13/07/2001|Jeopardy!|EMERIL'S TV DINNERS|$400|easy|To kick it up a notch, Emeril adds jalapenos to these deep-fried cornmeal balls--that'll shush your doggies!|hush puppies
13/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'EVER'S|$1600|hard|In a WB TV series, Treat Williams followed his dead wife's wish & took the kids to this Colorado town|Everwood
03/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RATING SCALES|$400|easy|On the explosivity index for these, Krakatoa got a 6 but Tambora in 1812 rated a 7|volcanoes
18/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WOULD YOU MURRAY ME?|$1200|hard|'Since 1912 we have been teaching the world to dance!!!' proclaims this man's website|Arthur Murray
18/02/2010|Jeopardy!|THE NANNY|$800|hard|Must Lily eat an entire package of this piscine Pepperidge Farm 'snack that smiles back'?|Goldfish
11/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TENNESSEE WILLIAMS|$800|hard|Richard Burton & Ava Gardner starred in the '64 film adaptation of Tennessee's 'Night of' this arboreal lizard|the Iguana
17/01/1991|Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$200|easy|The 'Cynics' Cyclopedia' defined this as 'Patrick Henry's second choice'|Death
24/06/1998|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$300|easy|In 1998 Barq's, a brand of this beverage, celebrates its 100th birthday|Root beer
14/09/2007|Jeopardy!|ANGEL|$800|hard|'Pie Jesu' sung by this young Welsh lass with the 'voice of an angel' has sold millions worldwide|Charlotte Church
03/11/1998|Jeopardy!|ROCK & POP|$300|easy|(Hi, I'm Melissa Joan Hart.) My mother took my name Melissa from a song by this band featuring Duane & Gregg|The Allman Brothers Band
11/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A DAY AT THE MUSEUM|$2000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from Bilbao, Spain.) The largest gallery space in the museum houses the permanent exhibit 'the matter of time'--eight massive sculptures by this American artist|Richard Serra
13/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CABLE DRAMAS|$2000|hard|Timothy Hutton leads a crew of crooks who help the downtrodden get revenge against bigwigs on this TNT drama|Leverage
04/02/2003|Jeopardy!|ARMY, NAVY, AIR FORCE OR MARINES|$400|easy|Future president John F. Kennedy|Navy
19/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GENUS I.Q.|$1600|hard|The snowshoe hare & the Jackrabbit; there was a movie 'Night of the' it|Lepus
27/10/1998|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$200|easy|This space station turned 10 in February 1996|Mir
14/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$600|medium|In Taiwan, Teachers' Day, September 28, celebrates the birthday of this philosopher|Confucius
11/07/2006|Jeopardy!|FEMALE FIRSTS|$1000|hard|In 1933 FDR appointed Ruth Bryan Owen, daughter of this politician, the first U.S. woman diplomat|William Jennings Bryan
15/07/1999|Jeopardy!|FADE TO 'BLACK'|$400|easy|A member of the cobra family, this highly venomous African reptile is actually dark brown or gray most of its life|Black mamba
03/02/2003|Jeopardy!|GHOSTS OF LONDON|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from London)  It's said the ghost of this nine-day queen appears on February 12, the anniversary of her execution on Tower Green|Lady Jane Grey
12/12/2007|Jeopardy!|TONY|$1000|hard|She's the dynamic actress/producer for whom the Tony Awards were named|Antoinette Perry
29/10/1998|Jeopardy!|BETTER KNOWN AS...|$200|easy|Raquel Tejada|Raquel Welch
24/09/2001|Jeopardy!|THE AGE OF AQUARIUMS|$200|easy|It's fun to ride the riverboat from the Audobon Zoo to the Aquarium of the Americas in this Louisiana city|New Orleans
10/10/2011|Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED KEGS|$800|hard|Let's go Dutch: SIGHT MALLET|Amstel Light
01/04/2005|Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|This metallic word can precede 'blue', 'drum' or '-faced'|steel
16/06/2011|Jeopardy!|'80s TV|$1400|hard|This '80s detective show used the same production facilities in Hawaii that were used for the old 'Hawaii Five-O'|Magnum, P.I.
11/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE '30s WEREN'T ALL DEPRESSING|$2000|hard|In 1939 Edwin Armstrong built the first full-scale station for this type of commercially used radio transmission|FM
22/10/2009|Jeopardy!|ADS WITH VERBS|$600|medium|Avis: 'We ___ harder'|try
28/03/1997|Jeopardy!|CRAZY PHRASES|$400|easy|Edible Christmas gift that serves as a measure of nuttiness|Fruitcake
23/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LIT|$200|easy|Daniel Pierce Thompson wrote an 1839 novel about these 'Boys' led by Ethan Allen|Green Mountain Boys
16/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE SWIMMING IN IT|$1200|hard|Taking a dip in Iquitos, Peru|the Amazon River
17/11/1997|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS SPEECHES|None|None|This 19th century speech included the line 'The world will little note, nor long remember what we say here...'|The Gettysburg Address
07/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LITTLE PEOPLE|$400|easy|This wild man's hits include 'Long Tall Sally' & 'Rip It Up'|Little Richard
28/11/1984|Jeopardy!|DEMOCRATS|$400|easy|Colorado senator who served as McGovern's campaign manager in '72|Gary Hart
08/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV THEMES|$800|hard|1971--those were the days for this show|All in the Family
11/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$400|easy|Bikol is the Austronesian language of the Bikol people on this country's island of Luzon|the Philippines
12/02/1999|Jeopardy!|COUPLES|$300|easy|Their time is taken up in part by 4 children, 6 grandchildren, & at least one large home in the country|Queen Elizabeth II & Prince Philip
03/03/2000|Jeopardy!|DISNEY DOGS|$500|medium|A genteel cocker spaniel finds romance with a mutt from the wrong side of the tracks in this 1955 classic|Lady and the Tramp
16/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BARTLETT'S FAMILIAR QUOTATIONS|$400|easy|'It ain't over till it's over'|Yogi Berra
05/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$600|medium|According to the intro, there were '8 million stories' in this TV series|The Naked City
08/10/1999|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$300|easy|In January 1991 this first lady broke her left leg while sledding at Camp David|Barbara Bush
01/02/2006|Jeopardy!|'B' IN FASHION|$400|easy|In the 1960s women would puff out their hair in this style, French for 'full' or 'puffed'|bouffant
26/01/1990|Jeopardy!|AMUSEMENT PARKS|$500|medium|This park's theme is Pennsylvania's, German, Dutch & English heritage as well as chocolate|Hersheypark
15/03/2004|Final Jeopardy!|THE 1960s|None|None|Used most infamously in 1963, a .38-caliber Colt Cobra handgun belonging to this man sold in 1991 for $220,000|Jack Ruby
11/04/2006|Jeopardy!|'BO' KNOWS|$600|medium|Bo Derek knows it's a Spanish dance in triple time|the bolero
18/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WOULD YOU TAKE AN 'IOU'?|$2000|hard|Don't 'object' to this 13-letter adjective that means scrupulous or meticulous|conscientious
12/09/2002|Jeopardy!|'90s MOVIE LINES|$600|medium|1999: 'Goodnight you princes of Maine, you kings of New England'|The Cider House Rules
16/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$800|hard|In ancient Greece, Athens had its Delian League of city-states while Sparta had this league|the Peloponnesian League
30/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WILLIAM, TELL|$400|easy|William Wordsworth told us this form of literature 'is the breath and finer spirit of all knowledge'|poetry
06/04/2007|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS IN LITERATURE|$600|medium|The city of Mildendo on this island is encompassed by a wall 2 1/2 feet high|Lilliput
20/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|3 CHEERS FOR CHEERLEADERS|$800|hard|She looked quite angelic as a cheerleader at Long Beach Poly years before she became a move Angel|Cameron Diaz
16/10/2001|Jeopardy!|RHINOCEROS NOW|$300|easy|The rhino is closely related to this animal, though we won't hear 'My kingdom for a rhino' anytime soon|horse
24/05/2000|Jeopardy!|CONTAINERS|$900|hard|It was once the cask containing the drinking water on a ship; today it means gossip or rumors|Scuttlebutt
24/01/2012|Jeopardy!|LET'S TAKE A 'TRIP'|$800|hard|Destroyed by the Mamelukes in the 13th century, today it's a leading city of Lebanon|Tripoli
24/12/2004|Jeopardy!|THE FOUR-LEGGED ZOO|$1400|hard|One of these long-lived animals that died in 1966 was reportedly given to the King of Tonga by Captain Cook|a tortoise
31/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE THE KIDS!|$1600|hard|Sand yachting across the dunes will thrill your kids at De Panne, 16 miles southwest of Ostend in this country|Belgium
19/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS|$800|hard|Teddy Roosevelt sponsored the candidacy of this man in 1908 & ran against him in 1912|William Howard Taft
18/03/2003|Jeopardy!|4-SYLLABLE WORDS|$1000|hard|Type of book, like Martin Gardner's edition of 'Alice', that includes explanatory information as well as the text|annotated
14/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'Mc' MOVIE STARS|$400|easy|She played Tom Cruise's pretty flight instructor girlfriend in 'Top Gun'|Kelly McGillis
17/03/2003|Jeopardy!|SEE YOU IN COURT|$400|easy|The government sued Frank Snepp over his 1977 book based on his years with this agency|CIA
28/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$1000|hard|Mount Elbrus is the highest peak in this mountain range bordering Russia & Georgia|Caucasus
13/06/2011|Jeopardy!|BIRTH OF A FIRST LADY|$1000|hard|January 3, 1879 in Burlington, Vermont|Grace Coolidge
09/07/2008|Jeopardy!|PLANES, TRAINS OR AUTOMOBILES|$1000|hard|In France they have some called Grande Vitesse; in Japan, they have Shinkansen|trains
15/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS|$2000|hard|James & Lady Blanche have a 'declaration': the July 25, 1848 birth of this future foreign secretary & prime minister|(Arthur James) Balfour
25/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CALI|$800|hard|This great fracture of California's crust is the principal fault of a 600-mile network of faults across the state|the San Andreas Fault
21/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREANA|$200|easy|In the '60s Laurence Olivier put on blackface to play this Shakespearean hero|Othello
20/04/1998|Jeopardy!|WILD GOOSE CHASES|$100|easy|Ponce de Leon should have tried a facelift, as he never found this liquid rejuvenizer|the Fountain of Youth
25/04/2000|Jeopardy!|STRING|$200|easy|A joke goes, modern kids play cell phones by using 2 of these with no string between them|Tin cans
13/09/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT A CHARACTER!|$400|easy|Troubled Air Force Captain John Yossarian|Catch-22
06/04/2000|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS|$400|easy|This Boston-based newspaper was founded by a religious group in 1908|The Christian Science Monitor
02/02/2005|Jeopardy!|READ YOUR BIBLE|$600|medium|For strength to 'resist' this, try James 1:12, 'Blessed is the man that endureth' it|temptation
19/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, 'BB'!|$1200|hard|It's the game played with the items seen here|cribbage
18/07/2006|Jeopardy!|'K' MART|$400|easy|A small, roofed street booth from which items like newspapers & candy can be bought|a kiosk
08/10/1998|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT ARTHROPOD|$400|easy|It's the only insect that can turn its head from side to side|Praying Mantis
05/06/1998|Jeopardy!|LADIES' LOCKER ROOM|$200|easy|This sister-in-law of Jackie Joyner-Kersee set world records in the 100 & 200 meter dashes in 1988|Florence Griffith-Joyner ('Flo-Jo')
04/04/1997|Jeopardy!|1990s FASHION|$400|easy|'I'd Rather Go Naked Than Wear' this was the slogan of a high-profile campaign by PETA|Fur
29/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MR. BILL PLAYS THE BARD|$1200|hard|'A horse! a horse! my kingdom for a horse!' 'Here, have mine.' 'Gee, but it's a little big.' 'Giddyap.' 'Ohh! oh!'|Richard III
18/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN JEOPORTMANTEAU!|$2000|hard|One-handed Roman plus a large receptacle for chewing tobacco expectoration|Titus Andronicuspidor
30/04/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CZECH, PLEASE!|$2000|hard|In addition to the play 'R.U.R.', he also wrote the novel 'The War with the Newts'|(Karel) Capek
31/01/2007|Jeopardy!|DRAFT PICKS|$1000|hard|A Belgian brewery created this beer for Christmas 1926 but started it year-round when it proved popular|Stella Artois
13/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HARSH DIAGNOSIS|$1200|hard|I'm sorry to say you have this ocular abscess known medically as a hordeolum|a stye
30/06/2006|Jeopardy!|HERBS & SPICES|$600|medium|This type of garlic grown mainly in California has huge cloves, averaging 1 ounce|elephant garlic
19/10/1998|Jeopardy!|'QUEEN' FOR A DAY|$100|easy|In Wonderland, she cries 'Off with' Alice's 'head'!  What a card!|the Queen of Hearts
27/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS|$3000|hard|1 of 2 European countries that honor the martyred St. Lucia on December 13|Italy & Sweden
15/06/2009|Jeopardy!|NFL LOGOS|$600|medium|Both of the teams in this state have stars in their logos|Texas
20/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HINDU LIFE|$800|hard|Many in India idolize this Hindu sitar virtuoso & today they idolize his daughter Norah Jones|Ravi Shankar
02/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$2000|hard|At 7 he wrote a polonaise in G minor; a year later he performed for Czar Alexander I, who was in Warsaw at the time|Chopin
20/12/2011|Jeopardy!|COLORS|$1800|hard|The name of this deep red also means 'of prime importance'|cardinal
14/04/2003|Jeopardy!|IF THEY MARRIED...|$800|hard|Ms. Khan, once the lead singer of Rufus, feels for Senator Trent & gets this sweet name|Chaka Lott
18/05/1998|Jeopardy!|HEIR CONDITIONING|$500|medium|In 1536, with only a female heir, she was first of Henry VIII's wives to go on the chopping block|Anne Boleyn
14/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$1000|hard|The Khosian languages of this continent are noted for their clicking sounds|Africa
20/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE LARGEST IN AREA|$600|medium|Jordan, Lebanon, Israel|Jordan
28/04/2000|Jeopardy!|'FALL'|$300|easy|Lee Majors' role from 1981 to 1986|The Fall Guy
18/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S AN UNDERSTATEMENT|$1200|hard|George Washington was popular in this year when he was both elected & first inaugurated as President|1789
05/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO A PRO SPORTS TEAM|$2000|hard|Melancholy, or a type of music with lyrics like, 'I missed the last clue, my woman left me, I got the 'Jeopardy!'...'|Blues
02/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|GODS & GODDESSES|$1000|hard|In Hinduism Vishnu is the preserver & he's the destroyer|Shiva
04/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|POETS|$2000|hard|A gravestone at Bunhill Fields says, 'Near by lie the remains of the poet-painter' this man '1757-1827'|(William) Blake
10/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CONQUERORS|$800|hard|On Christmas Day 1066, he was crowned King of England, 72 days after defeating Harold at the Battle of Hastings|William the Conqueror
12/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|5 MOVIES|$600|medium|George Roy Hill directed the 1972 film adaptation of this Kurt Vonnegut war novel|Slaughterhouse Five
06/03/2009|Jeopardy!|GRAY MATTER|$400|easy|In literature Basil Hallward is the artist who paints the picture of him|Dorian Gray
21/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$1600|hard|Bruce Babbitt served in this Cabinet post throughout the Clinton presidency|Secretary of the Interior
12/12/2008|Jeopardy!|NEWS OF THE WEIRD|$1000|hard|2 men were busted in Traverse City in this state; they'd told a gas station worker 2 hours earlier that they'd soon rob him|Michigan
06/11/1990|Jeopardy!|TURKEY|$200|easy|It's the official flower of Turkey, not the Netherlands|Tulip
14/11/1985|Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$300|easy|It's the shortest route taken back to the hive|beeline
12/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BANDS BY THE NUMBER|$400|easy|In 1995 Mary Ramsey replaced her as the lead singer of 10,000 Maniacs|Natalie Merchant
23/05/2003|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES|$600|medium|'The Duel Fighter'|Andrew Jackson
27/04/2006|Final Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN HISTORY|None|None|In an 1863 essay Harriet Beecher Stowe called this woman whom she had met with 'The Libyan Sibyl'|Sojourner Truth
11/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN-AMERICAN PLAYWRIGHTS|$800|hard|With its strong political message, Amiri Baraka's play 'Dutchman' won one of these off-Broadway awards in 1964|an OBIE
09/06/2004|Jeopardy!|GOING 'SOFT' ON US, EH?|$1000|hard|Your uvula hangs down from this upper back part of the mouth|the soft palate
28/04/2008|Jeopardy!|FILL THE 'BIL'|$600|medium|'Bluesy' city of Southern Mississippi on the Gulf of Mexico|Biloxi
09/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE|$1000|hard|In 'Twilight of the Idols' Nietzsche wrote, 'What does not kill me' does this|Makes me stronger
23/07/2009|Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS FROM BARTLETT'S|$600|medium|In a 1992 interview she said, 'I suppose I could have stayed home and baked cookies and had teas'|Hillary Clinton
22/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$800|hard|In chapter 3 of the Biblical book named for him, Joshua leads the Israelites across this river|the Jordan
14/02/2000|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY RHYME TIME|$400|easy|Goldilocks sat on one (actually, on all three)|Bear chair
14/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN ART & ARTISTS|$800|hard|His statue of 'Bacchus' led to a commission to create the famous 'Pieta' now in St. Peter's Basilica|Michelangelo
29/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$2000|hard|The Sultanate of Brunei is located on the northern coast of this island in the East Indies|Borneo
02/03/2010|Jeopardy!|MORE THAN ONE MEANING|$1000|hard|If your friend tells you this happened, she might have been robbed, gotten delayed or needed help standing|She got held up
04/11/2004|Jeopardy!|YOU BET YOUR 'LIFE'|$200|easy|A beach of pool attendant trained in rescue techniques|a lifeguard
20/11/2008|Jeopardy!|ANTARCTICA|$800|hard|Antarctica's coasts are moist, but the interior gets so little snowfall it's been called a 'polar' one of these|a desert
14/11/1988|Jeopardy!|IN OTHER WORDS....|$400|easy|Toss one's loaves onto aquatic environments|Cast your bread upon the waters
29/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SERGEI EISENSTEIN CINEMA|$1000|hard|Sponsored by Upton Sinclair, Eisenstein set out to film 'Que Viva' this country|Mexico
01/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ON THEIR PERMANENT RECORDS|$600|medium|This 'Scarlet Letter' author injured his foot at age 9 & missed about 2 years of school|Nathaniel Hawthorne
20/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE CARIBBEAN|$800|hard|Willemstad is the capital of this island known for a famous liqueur|Curacao
12/11/2002|Jeopardy!|COSMETOLOGY|$800|hard|The last name of make-up maven Bobbi, or the color on which she built a cosmetics empire|Brown
18/02/2000|Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$500|medium|In this capital on the Danube you can stroll the Nagy Korut (Great Boulevard) or the Kis Korut (Small Boulevard)|Budapest
04/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE MICE|$400|easy|He must have some connections -- his segment in 'Fantasia 2000' is the only one from the original film|Mickey Mouse
25/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$1200|hard|Arginine, one of these acids, is made in the body but not enough for growth--so it's an 'essential' one only in kids|an amino acid
13/06/2008|Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|The 2 months that fit the category|March & April
04/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LUMBERJACK TALK|$1600|hard|A type of shady payment in business, or a very, very, very dangerous event with a chainsaw|kickback
02/09/1997|Final Jeopardy!|RELIGION|None|None|Written in 1517, the 62nd of these is 'The true treasure of the church is the holy gospel of... God'|the 95 Theses
07/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES MOVIES|$2000|hard|Reviewing 'The Last Song', the Times noted, 'It is likely that we can look forward to more movies starring' this teen singer|Miley Cyrus
08/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN MUSIC|$1000|hard|A. Copland won an Oscar for scoring this film in which Olivia De Havilland is jilted by Montgomery Clift|The Heiress
22/06/2005|Jeopardy!|GEE, YOU SMELL TERRIFIC|$600|medium|This classic men's cologne shares its name with a musketeer|Aramis
16/03/2004|Jeopardy!|STORIED HOTELS|$200|easy|Hercule Poirot sups at the Savoy in this woman's novel 'Lord Edgware Dies'|Agatha Christie
19/06/2001|Jeopardy!|EARTH SCIENCES|$100|easy|The Earth is the only planet in our solar system to have 2/3 of its surface covered by this|Water
29/11/2004|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC HALL OF FAME|$1000|hard|This 'Singing Brakeman' was in the first group of performers inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame|Jimmie Rodgers
19/07/1991|Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '30s|$400|easy|This classic 1931 Cagney film was based on the John Bright story 'Beer and Blood'|Public Enemy
16/07/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$200|easy|On January 6, 1997 Peter O'Malley announced this baseball team was for sale|Los Angeles Dodgers
30/11/1994|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$100|easy|In 1977 this 'Happy Days' star directed his first feature, 'Grand Theft Auto'|Ron Howard
17/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'GREEN' GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|In the native Inuit language, this place is known as Kalaallit Nunaat|Greenland
29/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SITCOMS BY EPISODE|$1200|hard|'Barbarino in Love'|Welcome Back, Kotter
09/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE STADIUMS & ARENAS|$2000|hard|In 2003 the floor of this UCLA basketball arena was named the Nell & John Wooden Court|the Pauley Pavilion
26/09/2007|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$600|medium|Legend has it that the design of this company's Monsieur Bibendum logo was inspired by a pile of rubber tires|Michelin
06/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBS|$400|easy|This 'Spider-Man' star's real first name is Tobias|Tobey Maguire
05/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$800|hard|In Roman numerals, if you get a hit every time up, you're said to be batting this|M
17/04/2001|Jeopardy!|PLOTS|$300|easy|This country's Park Ju-sun lost his job in connection with the believed government cover-up of 'Furgate'|South Korea
25/10/2001|Jeopardy!|POX, PLAGUE & PESTILENCE|$100|easy|This man who found Livingstone also helped spread Congolese sleeping sickness while establishing trading stations|(Henry) Stanley
01/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|T-N-C|$1600|hard|From the Latin for 'dyeing', it's a medicine used in small amounts, consisting of an extract in solution|tincture
01/10/2007|Jeopardy!|SEA LIFE|$200|easy|This herring-like pizza fish is attracted by light, so it's fished at night|anchovies
18/10/2010|Jeopardy!|I GIVE YOU AN 'NCH'|$800|hard|As a verb, it means to twist suddenly; as a noun, it's a bolt-twisting tool|wrench
07/09/2001|Jeopardy!|DESCRIBING THE SPORT|$100|easy|Get 3/4 naked, use 12-ounce mittens to beat opponent senseless|boxing
15/05/2006|Jeopardy!|A CATEGORY OF CATEGORIES|$1000|hard|'TOM' TERRIFIC: 12-letter adjective that means showing no evidence of disease|asymptomatic
24/11/2008|Jeopardy!|SULLIVAN AWARD WINNERS|$200|easy|1971: Male swimmer|(Mark) Spitz
29/03/1991|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$200|easy|In Sir Walter Scott's poem, it precedes 'when first we practice to deceive'|Oh, what a tangled web we weave
05/06/2006|Jeopardy!|FEARFUL QUOTES|$600|medium|Hard to believe she was ever alone, but this Gallic sex kitten revealed, 'Solitude scares me'|Brigitte Bardot
26/09/1984|Jeopardy!|1968|$500|medium|After 11 months in captivity, crew of this ship was released by N. Koreans|the Pueblo
21/09/2009|Jeopardy!|FIX THE SPOONERISM|$600|medium|Greenpeace would be chagrined to see the sign 'wave the sails', instead of this|save the whales
24/12/2008|Jeopardy!|TECH-KNOW-LEDGY|$400|easy|This photo co. created the EasyShare printer with prints that are less expensive & last 100 years|Kodak
14/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OPRAH'S BOOK CLUB|$200|easy|Oprah made this author's 'Beloved' into a movie & chose her 'Paradise' for the book club|Toni Morrison
29/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$1600|hard|Known as a 'fairy flower', this bloom of the genus Digitalis has a darker side; large does of it can be poisonous|foxglove
02/12/2004|Jeopardy!|SHAPE UP|$600|medium|This shape found in a deck of cards could also be called a lozenge|a diamond
23/07/2008|Jeopardy!|FINANCIAL PLANNING|$200|easy|A type of bank account, or the accumulated simoleons you've put aside|a savings
31/05/2004|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL COUNTRY DESIGNATIONS|$1000|hard|This European country is a confederation|Switzerland
04/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ROMANIA MANIA|$800|hard|Ilie Nastase, sometimes called 'Nasty', led Romania to this sport's Davis Cup finals in 1969, 1971 & 1972|Tennis
02/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|$600|medium|This star of 'Elmer Gantry' earned his last Oscar nomination for Louis Malle's 1981 film 'Atlantic City'|Burt Lancaster
25/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PUT OUT THE GOOD SILVER|$1600|hard|Silver is the best metal conductor of these 2 things|heat & electricity
08/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|VANS|$1000|hard|She set an American record in 1996 by swimming the 50-meter freestyle in 24.87 seconds|Amy Van Dyken
17/06/1997|Final Jeopardy!|1990s AFRICA|None|None|In 1994 these 2 African countries' presidents Habyarimana & Ntaryamira died in a plane crash|Rwanda & Burundi
02/10/2002|Jeopardy!|'T' FOR ONE?|$1000|hard|When you go back to the drawing board you'll find this tool hanging down to help you draw straight lines|T-square
12/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BEGINS & ENDS WITH 'E'|$2000|hard|This decongestant is used by those suffering from hay fever, colds & allergies|ephedrine (epinephrine accepted)
04/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CIVICS CLASS|$600|medium|It's about 50% in U.S. national elections, 30 points lower than in western Europe|Voter turnout
22/07/2010|Jeopardy!|CITY SONGS|$1000|hard|Marc Cohn: 'Then I'm walking in' this city, 'walking with my feet, ten feet off of Beale'|Memphis
23/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MR. TEA|$2000|hard|Dating from 1662, the English use of tea is attributed to Catherine of Braganza, wife of this 'Restored' king|Charles II
13/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S GREEK MYTH TO ME!|$800|hard|Let's reflect on this handsome youth who was immune to love--till he was bedazzled by his own reflection|Narcissus
23/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE EPA P3 EXPO|$800|hard|(Jimmy reporting from the EPA P3 Expo in Washington DC) To help tsunami-ravaged Indonesia replace its food supply, students of Duke have made a mechanical aerator, that increases shrimp hatchery yields by adding this element|oxygen
12/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TOP-RATED TV SHOWS|$400|easy|Its final episode, May 20, 1993, raised its ratings bar to 45.5|Cheers
16/01/2001|Jeopardy!|NHL TEAMS|$100|easy|This city is represented by Le Club de Hockey Canadien|Montreal Canadiens
16/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$400|easy|If you search your atlas for the Atlas Mountains, you'll find them on a map of this continent|Africa
08/02/2010|Jeopardy!|STAMPS|$800|hard|An international rate stamp has a photo of this nearly 700-sq mile swamp in Georgia and Florida|the Okefenokee
03/01/2000|Jeopardy!|CONVERBS|$100|easy|'A watched pot never' does this|boils
15/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GERMAN LITERATURE|$2000|hard|The original title of this author's 'Magister Ludi' means 'The Glass Bead Game'|(Hermann) Hesse
27/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ACTING THE PART|$400|easy|His characters include Jack Ryan (don't buzz in with Harrison Ford just yet) & Larry Gigli (see?)|Ben Affleck
08/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HOT ENOUGH FOR YOU?|$400|easy|If the temperature is 90 degrees & this figure is 80 percent, the heat index rises to 113 degrees|Humidity
08/02/2006|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$600|medium|Latin for 'within the walls', it refers to athletic contests among students within a school|intramural
18/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|EAT A GREEN THING|$800|hard|The name of this herb that is used mainly as a decoration on meat dishes comes from the Greek for 'rock celery'|Parsley
17/10/1991|Double Jeopardy!|SECRETARIES OF DEFENSE|$400|easy|This current sec’y & his wife wrote a book about 8 speakers of the house & their impact on U.S. history|Dick Cheney
08/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ZODIAC SYMBOLS|$800|hard|Before it was fleeced, it could fly; Helle fell from it into what's now the Hellespont|Aries the ram
21/11/2001|Jeopardy!|HELLO, DALAI|$500|medium|The fifth Dalai Lama was installed as Tibet's leader in 1642 by Gushri Khan, the leader of these people|Mongols
28/05/1997|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$500|medium|This country sets aside June 15 to honor its Dannebrog, the oldest national flag in the world|Denmark
27/04/1999|Final Jeopardy!|ENGLISH HISTORY|None|None|11th century England had 2 kings with this name, one a Dane & one a Saxon|Harold
08/05/2006|Jeopardy!|PAINT JOB|$200|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew dabs some red paint on a fresh canvas.)  As it's water-based, this major type of artistic paint dries fast, so I have to get it right the first time|acrylic
13/01/1988|Jeopardy!|SPECIAL OSCARS|$500|medium|The Academy's humanitarian award was named for this late character actor & former Academy pres.|Jean Hersholt
21/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S 'AH' FULL|$400|easy|If you're convinced you're the one true savior, odds are you have this type of complex|a messiah complex
17/12/2004|Jeopardy!|ALL THE GLITTERING PRIZES|$200|easy|Abbreviated the ABA, this national organization hands out annual 'Silver Gavel' awards|the American Bar Association
16/11/1998|Jeopardy!|WORDS FOR THE WISE|$100|easy|Scholarly last name of 'Waltons' actress Michael|Learned
23/02/2010|Jeopardy!|IT'S 2-LETTER TIME|$600|medium|In 'Little Women' this tomboy wrote plays for her sisters to perform|Jo
12/11/2002|Jeopardy!|A CATEGORY FULL OF HOLES|$200|easy|Beginning a series of strange adventures, a young girl follows a rabbit down a hole in this 1865 work|Alice in Wonderland
02/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'S' & 'M'|$600|medium|Invented in Sweden, they can only be ignited on a special surface|safety matches
09/04/1991|Jeopardy!|THEATRICAL TERMS|$400|easy|A cook’s accessory, or a stage’s extension|an apron
05/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LAST COMPLETE NOVEL|$400|easy|'Finnegans Wake' (1939)|James Joyce
08/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$1200|hard|In the news in 2003, SARS is short for this|Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome
01/04/2005|Jeopardy!|TIM, TOM, TAMMY|$200|easy|'This will be pure H-E double L for me, oh, I wish that we could stop this D-I-V-O-R-C-E', sang this woman|Tammy Wynette
29/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DOC|$1200|hard|What do you mean my shingles is like a second coming of this childhood disease?  Wasn't once enough?|chicken pox
09/11/1998|Jeopardy!|SONGS BY THE NUMBER|$200|easy|This 1995-96 hit by Mariah Carey & Boyz II Men holds the record for the most weeks at No. 1 with 16|One Sweet Day
08/06/2004|Jeopardy!|TV-PODGE|$400|easy|Moon Unit Zappa & Wallace Langham co-starred on the TV series 'Fast Times', based on this classic of teen cinema|Fast Times at Ridgemont High
08/07/2011|Jeopardy!|WEBSITES|$400|easy|On the Colorado-based website this giant.com, you can get a bumper one for the car, like 'it's all good'|a sticker
12/09/2002|Jeopardy!|ODYSSEY|$200|easy|Soon after his son Telemachus was born, Odysseus joined the expedition to this city|Troy
01/12/2008|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK CITY SONGS|$600|medium|This title line precedes 'Remember me to Herald Square!'|Give My Regards to Broadway
24/09/2004|Jeopardy!|PATRIOTS|$800|hard|1 of the 2 'Federalist' authors whose lives were not ended by gunfire|James Madison (or John Jay)
30/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|A former 10,000 Maniacs lead singer, she owes Shylock a pound of flesh|Natalie Merchant of Venice
11/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DICKENS CHARACTERS|$400|easy|This 'Christmas Carol' clerk's children are Peter, Martha, Belinda, Tiny Tim & 2 who don't have names|Bob Cratchit
19/01/2011|Jeopardy!|EVERYDAY HEROES|$600|medium|In 2003 firefighter Gary Carella & his team saved a man from a 170' fall over Horseshoe Falls, part of this landmark|Niagara Falls
26/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ART HISTORY|$1200|hard|The frolicsome painting seen here dates from this century|the 18th
04/06/2007|Jeopardy!|OF WING|$400|easy|As big as the California variety of this type of vulture is, the Andean variety is even larger|a condor
12/04/2005|Jeopardy!|ART BIENNIALS|$1000|hard|Venues for this country's biennial have included the Hagia Eirene Museum & the Yerebatan Cistern|Turkey
06/01/1998|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER BANDS|$100|easy|3-letter abbreviation for the band that sang about Suzie Q & Proud Mary|CCR (Creedence Clearwater Revival)
14/06/2004|Jeopardy!|ADD A LETTER|$200|easy|Add this letter to rim & it becomes the rim of a hat|B
13/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER QUOTES|$800|hard|Resigned to the fact she might be queen, Victoria said, 'I will be' this|Good
19/03/1990|Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$200|easy|The only presidents this nation has had are Sukarno & Suharto|Indonesia
01/06/2001|Jeopardy!|TV OR NOT TV|$100|easy|'My Four Daughters', 'My Three Sons', 'My Two Dads'|My Four Daughters
13/07/2010|Jeopardy!|LET'S BLOW|$400|easy|Willis Carrier devised this type of system; one of the first was installed at a Grauman's theater|an air conditioner
22/01/1999|Jeopardy!|BRITISH LITERATURE|$500|medium|This pre-Raphaelite poet & painter dug up some of his poems years after their burial with his wife|Dante Gabriel Rossetti
13/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FORMER BIGWIGS|$600|medium|Chancellor of Germany 1871-1890|Otto von Bismarck
02/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$3000|hard|Dutch-born king who ruled England jointly with Mary II & is a tasty New Zealand fish|William of Orange roughy
31/03/1999|Jeopardy!|GANGSTERS|$100|easy|He's quoted as saying, 'They've hung everything on me but the Chicago Fire'|Al Capone
10/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DANCING WITH THE STARS|$800|hard|Castor and Pollux are the two brightest stars in this twinned constellation that's also a sign of the zodiac|Gemini
26/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1600|hard|The first Mickey Mouse cartoon with sound is baseball's 'Say Hey Kid'|Steamboat Willie Mays
06/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'ANN' IN OTHER NEWS...|$1200|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew reports from the Field Museum in Chicago)  This name for the phylum to which earthworms belong comes from the Latin for 'little ring'|Annelida
26/12/1997|Jeopardy!|DIRECT FROM THE GLOBE|$300|easy|Baptista Minola is 'An affable and courteous gentleman' but this woman, his elder daughter, is a shrew|Katherine (Kate)
22/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$800|hard|The nasturtium is so named because of its effect on this sensory organ|the nose
04/05/1999|Jeopardy!|IT'S A LEAP|$100|easy|It's the next year that will be a leap year|2000
18/02/2010|Jeopardy!|CHEERY 'O's|$400|easy|The Lord Mayor of Munich taps the first keg of beer to open this annual event|Oktoberfest
18/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE YOUR VITAMINS|$2000|hard|Your liver converts beta-carotene into this vitamin|vitamin A
09/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$800|hard|In August 1996 this chain, the world's largest retailer, opened its first outlets in China|Wal-Mart
28/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ASIAN CAPITALS|$1600|hard|Have a dilly of a time in Dili, the capital of this new nation|East Timor
05/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY HOMONYMS|$400|easy|Pulled behind a truck|towed (toad)
06/07/1995|Jeopardy!|BIBLE QUOTATIONS|$100|easy|A familiar line from Matthew says, 'What... God hath joined together, let not man' do this|put asunder
13/10/2005|Jeopardy!|SNACK ATTACK|$1000|hard|A hike sounds like the right time for this snack that you can make with Chex cereal, M&Ms, raisins & peanuts|trail mix
17/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE 19th CENTURY|$400|easy|In 1830 the French captured this city, Casbah & all, & made it the military HQ for their colonial empire in N. Africa|Algiers
05/01/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S YOUR SINE?|$800|hard|Trig comes into play in figuring out distances between points on one of these math shapes, like the Earth|sphere
26/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK AMERICA|$600|medium|A dancer in 'The Wiz' & an understudy in 'Dreamgirls', she's sung & danced on 'The Cosby Show'|Phylicia Rashad
21/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TV CARTOON BY CHARACTERS|$2000|hard|Killface, Awesome X, Grace Ryan|Frisky Dingo
07/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CHESS|$400|easy|It's the traditional non-verbal way to signal that you resign|turning over your king
12/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYWRIGHTS|$800|hard|Although his 1975 play 'Seascape' had only a brief Broadway run, it won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama|Edward Albee
24/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|1950s MOVIE HOUSE|$400|easy|Bogie & Hepburn's title 1951 cinematic transport|The African Queen
03/06/2005|Jeopardy!|ACTORS PLAYING ACTORS|$400|easy|Angus MacFadyen in 'Cradle Will Rock' & Liev Schreiber in 'RKO 281' played this man who raised 'Kane'|Orson Welles
16/11/1992|Jeopardy!|HITCHCOCK'S BLONDES|$100|easy|She played the wife who knew too much in the remake of 'The Man Who Knew Too Much' --que sera, sera|Doris Day
24/11/1993|Jeopardy!|THE NEW TESTAMENT|$500|medium|In chapter 22 of Revelation, Jesus spoke a little Greek, mentioning these 2 words|Alpha & Omega
22/04/1997|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$400|easy|This Russian czar spent the last few years of his life composing a list of people he had murdered|Ivan the Terrible
14/02/2005|Jeopardy!|WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO DRINK?|$1000|hard|Vodka, peach schnapps, cranberry juice & grapefruit juice make up one version of this 'on the beach'|sex
23/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$600|medium|He was a son of Lamech & a grandson of Methuselah|Noah
16/07/2003|Jeopardy!|YOU HAVE THE RITE|$800|hard|In the 1920s rabbi Mordecai Kaplan brought this ceremony for 12-year-old girls into the synagogue|Bat Mitzvah
18/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|HORSES|$400|easy|This thoroughbred who won 20 of his 21 races was nicknamed 'Big Red'|Man O' War (Man of War accepted)
11/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OF 'LIFE'|$800|hard|A character from this comic strip is seen here|Life In Hell
11/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PEN NAMES|$400|easy|Otis Criblecoblis was the name he used as a scriptwriter of 'Never Give a Sucker an Even Break'|W.C. Fields
24/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE|$400|easy|In 1791 Vermont joined the Union as this number state, not quite original|14th
31/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL MUSICALS|$500|medium|The title of this '50s show refers to the phone calls taken by Sue Summers' answering service|Bells Are Ringing
03/01/1989|Jeopardy!|GAMES|$100|easy|Before there was plastic, this badminton playing piece was made with a cork & feathers|a shuttlecock
15/06/1999|Jeopardy!|COSMETICS & PERFUME|$300|easy|Some women use a gel instead of a pencil to shape & contour these & hold them in place all day|Eyebrows
09/11/2000|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$200|easy|This metric unit is equivalent to 1.056 quarts|Liter
31/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY FICTION|$2000|hard|This amateur detective solves the mystery of 'The Purloined Letter'|C. Auguste Dupin
24/01/1996|Jeopardy!|RULERS|$300|easy|King when the French Revolution broke out, he was guillotined in 1793|Louis XVI
31/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|INSPIRED CHARACTERS|$800|hard|Katherine Mansfield was supposedly the inspiration for Gudrun in his book 'Women in Love'|D.H. Lawrence
13/09/2010|Jeopardy!|FEELS LIKE 'FALL'|$1000|hard|Edgar Allan Poe's poem 'The Haunted Palace' appears as part of this 1839 tale|The Fall of the House of Usher
08/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$400|easy|If you do this in your sleep, you're a somniloquist|Talk
29/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|I'M WARNING YOU...|$800|hard|After hearing dire warnings, King Saul regretted having the spirit of this prophet raised at Endor|Samuel
05/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|KNOWN BY THEIR INITIALS|$400|easy|Department store merchant James Cash...|J.C. Penney
06/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TORAH!  TORAH!  TORAH!|$1200|hard|The Torah-reading pointer is called a yad, Hebrew for this, also what Moses stretched forth in Exodus 10:22|a hand
16/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$600|medium|City in which you'd find Marmara University & the University of the Bosporus|Istanbul
21/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|NOW, YOU TELL ME|$800|hard|NOW's policy on this 1991 scandal says, 'Whereas' Navy aviators cornered women & 'passed them down a gauntlet…'|the Tailhook Scandal
10/09/1999|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$400|easy|Pennsylvania|Harrisburg
24/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF SCIENTISTS|$400|easy|In 1766 England's Henry Cavendish discovered this element & later showed that with oxygen, it produces water|hydrogen
10/07/1998|Jeopardy!|BERLE|$200|easy|In 1949 Berle hosted the first of these, a 16-hour affair to benefit cancer research|Telethon
03/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'DOUBLE' TROUBLE|$2000|hard|A 'Match Game' clue like 'Mike bought 2 owls because he wanted a pair of _____s' tries to elicit one of these|a double-entendre
30/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$400|easy|'Twilight of the Gods' is the last part of this composer's 'Ring' cycle|Wagner
20/03/2007|Jeopardy!|THE KENNEDYS|$600|medium|Joseph Kennedy was appointed Ambassador to this country beginning in 1937|Great Britain
08/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE DECADE|$2000|hard|Man first reaches the South Pole|the 1910s
27/01/2012|Jeopardy!|VISITING THE CITY|$800|hard|There's a great opera house on Bennelong Point from which you can see Fort Denison in the harbor|Sydney
24/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL GROUPS|$800|hard|Ask your nanny & she'll tell you a group of these is a trip|Goats
25/02/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|Nicknamed the 'Christmas City', this Pennsylvania city is famous for its steel|Bethlehem
30/06/2004|Jeopardy!|'YELLOW' FEVER|$600|medium|Ground-nesting member of the Vespidae family seen here|a yellowjacket
22/03/1994|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$100|easy|In commercials for Pizza Hut, this Queen of Soul sang 'Deliver Me' to the tune of 'Rescue Me'|Aretha Franklin
26/04/1999|Jeopardy!|THE QUOTABLE JOHN ADAMS|$500|medium|Adams wished for one 'Of laws, and not of man', but felt that 'fear is the foundation of most'|Government
02/11/2010|Jeopardy!|ALEX TREBEK, LOVE GOD|$400|easy|Would that I could have painted this picture of a sleeping Roman god for you; but Caravaggio beat me to it|Cupid
20/06/2005|Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|$1000|hard|As president of the Royal Society, this diarist's imprimatur is on the title page of Newton's 'Principia'|Samuel Pepys
07/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE VICTORIANS|$7200|hard|By its etymology, this Victorian room seen here was an early chat room|a parlor
09/06/2008|Jeopardy!|BOOKS OF THE '70s|$600|medium|Victor Henry of the U.S. Navy & his family are at the center of this 1971 Herman Wouk epic|Winds of War
02/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICAL MATTERS|$1600|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew indicates the shoulder of a skeleton on the monitor.)  A dislocated shoulder occurs when the top of this bone pops out of the socket of the scapula--not funny|the humerus
13/09/2005|Jeopardy!|FRUIT|$600|medium|It's the most important fruit export of Costa Rica & Honduras|bananas
10/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CATCHING SOME 'ZZ's|$800|hard|To overpower or dim the vision of by intense light|dazzle
23/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TV PARENTS|$2000|hard|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): '(Hi, I'm Carol Burnett)  On the 100th episode of 'Mad About You', I played Jamie's mom & this actor played her dad'|Carroll O' Connor
05/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FINISH THE OLD TESTAMENT QUOTE|$1200|hard|Leviticus: 'Love thy neighbor as...'|thyself
05/05/2000|Jeopardy!|THANK GOD IT'S FRIDAY|$300|easy|A Northern Ireland peace accord was reached on April 10, 1998, this holy day|Good Friday
31/12/2010|Jeopardy!|THE COMPANY HE KEPT|$200|easy|Steve Case was chairman of this Internet service provider from 1995 to 2001; then it had a big merger|AOL
28/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$800|hard|In the title role of 1964's 'What Makes Sammy Run?', this husband of Eydie Gorme got a Tony nomination|Steve Lawrence
02/05/2003|Jeopardy!|WE'RE NOT MAKING THIS UP|$800|hard|Winston-Salem, N.C. is home to one of these circuses; it features teensy insects doing high dives & being shot from a cannon|flea circus
06/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SINGING ACTORS|$1600|hard|Joey Lawrence was on this hit sitcom in 1993 when he had a Top 20 hit with 'Nothin' My Love Can't Fix'|Blossom
25/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A GAME OF NUMBERS|$1200|hard|A haiku consists of 17 syllables in this many lines|3
18/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$800|hard|After Rhodesia became this country, Salisbury, its capital, became Harare|Zimbabwe
12/09/1997|Jeopardy!|EARLY IN THEIR CAREERS|$200|easy|Rent 'Psycho II' & you'll see Dennis Franz as Toomey, who runs this infamous establishment as an 'adult' motel|The Bates Motel
08/04/2003|Jeopardy!|ELECTORAL VOTES|$400|easy|He had 219 in 1960 & it wasn't enough; the 301 he got 8 years later were|Richard M. Nixon
29/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$1000|hard|This Russian composer & pianist died in Beverly Hills March 28, 1943|Sergei Rachmaninoff
04/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS|$2000|hard|Her 'Another Part of the Forest' tells the earlier history of the family featured in her 'Little Foxes'|Lillian Hellman
23/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$200|easy|His record as the youngest international grand master in chess stood from 1958-1991|Bobby Fischer
14/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PSALMS PSUMMARY|$2000|hard|Psalm 37 includes this point about humble people, also made by Jesus on the mount|the meek shall inherit the Earth
21/07/2008|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES HEALTH|$800|hard|The N.Y. Times scrutinized the wisdom of TV ads for drugs, like the ones with this artificial heart inventor|Jarvik
30/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MARY, MARY|$1600|hard|She studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts before settling in France in 1866|Mary Cassatt
25/04/2001|Jeopardy!|SIT ON IT!|$100|easy|The chair seen here is sold to go in one of these shops|Barber shop
26/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS & VOYAGERS|$1200|hard|Pierre Le Moyne D'Iberville founded the colony of Louisiana & was the first European to see this lake|Lake Pontchartrain
12/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'I'|$2000|hard|Poetic foot (4)|iamb
21/11/2005|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$800|hard|In 1953 the Maryland Historical Society acquired an original 1814 manuscript of this for $26,400|The Star-Spangled Banner
18/03/2005|Jeopardy!|A ULYSSES S. GRANT QUICKIE|$400|easy|The U.S. city where he's entombed|New York City
13/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE DO YOU GET 'OFF'?|$1600|hard|It describes an investment based in a foreign country so its owner laughs at the IRS|offshore
22/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHIES|$200|easy|One biography of this author was called 'The Man Who Wrote Dracula', which lacks a certain bite|Bram Stoker
21/09/2009|Jeopardy!|FIX THE SPOONERISM|$400|easy|It's just not true, I tell you, it's all a lack of pies|a pack of lies
23/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'60s ROLES|$1000|hard|Title profession of Rod Steiger's 1965 character Sol Nazerman|The Pawnbroker
18/03/1997|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS|$400|easy|Used in chains, these field flowers mean 'I will think of it'; give me your question, do|Daisies
06/07/2007|Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|$1000|hard|In 2006 he became the first Asian in more than 30 years to be elected Secretary General of the U.N.|Ban Ki-moon
11/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HETERONYMS|$3000|hard|Nobly distinguished, or a month|august/August
18/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS ON BROADWAY|$600|medium|The original Anita in Broadway's 'West Side Story', she later turned into a 'Spider Woman'|Chita Rivera
29/10/1998|Jeopardy!|THE LAST MAN|$100|easy|In the 1996 book 'The Presidents:  A Reference History'|Bill Clinton
10/01/1990|Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$100|easy|Term for an organism that harbors a parasite|host
05/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$2000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew demonstrates with a spring and a monitor.) A spring and earthquakes generate these waves with a geographic-sounding name in which the vibrations parallel the direction|longitudinal
16/02/1987|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$500|medium|Narrator of classic tales translated by Sir Richard Burton, or title of this 'suite' music|Scheherezade
22/12/2005|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL SPELLING BEE WINNING WORDS|$400|easy|1983: This festival commemorating the rescue of Persia's Jews|P-U-R-I-M
11/09/2000|Jeopardy!|STREET SENSE|$400|easy|A ring road surrounding an urban area; on a diet you may have to tighten it a notch|Belt
27/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR FIRST FEATURE FILMS|$2000|hard|Audiences have had 'A Fine Romance' with this British dame since she debuted in 'The Third Secret'|Judi Dench
29/12/2011|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL BRITISH ROYAL POSTS|$200|easy|This verse job is awarded on the advice of the prime minister / Whose motives may be underhanded, even sinister|Poet Laureate
28/12/2004|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE BOWL|$200|easy|When completed in 1923, this Ann Arbor school's Yost Field House was the first field house on a college campus|the University of Michigan
11/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MERYL STREEP FILMS|$200|easy|Before hitting 'The Beach', he played Meryl Streep's son in 1996's 'Marvin's Room'|Leonardo DiCaprio
20/02/2006|Jeopardy!|LETTER, WE GET LETTER|$200|easy|Slang for 1,000 bucks, or an aerospace unit of acceleration|G
04/11/2002|Jeopardy!|'CH'ITCHAT|$400|easy|Pink's in Hollywood, Calif. calls itself 'Home of the World's Best' this, & you'll need plenty of napkins|chili dog
21/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|STAR WARS|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from Skywalker Ranch in Marin County, CA.)  This early Millennium Falcon model was nixed because it looked like a Space 1999 craft; in the end, it became the first ship seen in 'Star Wars' carrying this female character|Princess Leia
23/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH AUTHORS|$1200|hard|His first novel, 'Lord of the Flies', was rejected by 21 publishers before Faber & Faber bought the book|(William) Golding
26/11/2010|Jeopardy!|CHAPTERS IN THE WIZARD OF OZ|$200|easy|Chapter I is called this, though it technically should have been 'The Tornado'|The Cyclone
05/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON'S NATIONAL CATHEDRAL|$800|hard|The National Cathedral's official name is the Cathedral Church of St. Peter & him|St. Paul
19/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|His poems include 'Highland Mary', 'The Banks O' Down', & 'A Man's A Man For A' That'|Robert Burns
03/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|KING OF QUEENS|$4000|hard|This Middle Eastern king's marriage to Queen Noor in 1978 was his fourth|King Hussein
30/06/2004|Jeopardy!|BLACK & WHITE TV|$200|easy|Sunset Strip address of detectives Stu Bailey & Jeff Spencer|77
14/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT THEY DID IN 2000|$400|easy|He won the Republican nomination for U.S. senator from New York|Rick Lazio
16/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TV PAST & PRESENT|$200|easy|County General Hospital provides the setting for this current NBC drama series|ER
25/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LATIN CLASS|$2000|hard|It's an alliterative Latin idiom meaning 'once the necessary changes have been made'|mutatis mutandis
10/05/1999|Jeopardy!|DATE NIGHT|$300|easy|When asked where this female floral accessory looks best, Miss Manners replied, 'In the refrigerator'|Corsage
07/02/2011|Jeopardy!|GETTING INTO CHARACTER|$1000|hard|To play Hawkeye in this movie, Daniel Day-Lewis learned to track animals, build canoes & fire muskets|The Last of the Mohicans
25/07/2011|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS FOR SHORT|$200|easy|Founded in 1847, the AMA|the American Medical Association
22/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHS & LEGENDS|$1200|hard|One legend says that Acteon's death was caused by seeing this virgin goddess naked; she set his hounds on him|Artemis
26/03/1990|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL|$200|easy|The 'Black Sox' team that threw the 1919 World Series lost to this Ohio team|Cincinnati Reds
13/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGICAL CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$1000|hard|Helen's hubby             (8)|Menelaus
25/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN AUTHORS|$400|easy|She says that 'Blood Canticle' just may be her last Vampire Chronicle|Anne Rice
29/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ALTERNATE LITERARY TOMBSTONES|$800|hard|1874-1963: I will always be 'North of Boston' near a 'Mending Wall'|(Robert) Frost
26/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SECOND-LARGEST U.S. CITIES|$600|medium|The 'Oil Capital of the World', it's also Oklahoma's second-largest city|Tulsa
25/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T LISTEN TO THEM!|$1000|hard|Returning from Munich in 1938 he predicted, 'I believe it is peace in our time'|Neville Chamberlain
17/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|Part I of this Willa Cather novel is entitled 'The Wild Land'|O Pioneers!
05/12/2011|Jeopardy!|MONOGRAMS IN FASHION|$1200|hard|In 2010 she launched a children's line, yeah, yeah, yeah: SM|Stella McCartney
06/01/2004|Jeopardy!|DOME, SWEET DOME|$800|hard|The frescoes that decorate the interior of the dome of this London cathedral are by Sir James Thornhill|St. Paul's Cathedral
25/09/2007|Jeopardy!|POP-EYE|$600|medium|This actor 'moonlighted' in 1987: he won an Emmy for playing a P.I. & his 'The Return of Bruno' yielded a top 5 hit|Bruce Willis
11/05/1998|Jeopardy!|CHOCOLATE|$100|easy|These 'lip-smacking' treats were introduced by Hershey's in 1907|Kisses
15/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE MAP OF SOUTH AMERICA|$1000|hard|Country named for the person who became president of Gran Colombia in 1819|Bolivia (for Simon Bolivar)
24/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$400|easy|A rum smuggler is the central character in his 1937 novel 'To Have and Have Not'|Ernest Hemingway
16/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I NEED A HERO|$1200|hard|Dickens work where you'll find 'whether I shall turn out to be the hero of my own life…these pages must show'|David Copperfield
20/09/2005|Jeopardy!|THE JOHN F. KENNEDY LIBRARY AND MUSEUM|$200|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crue walks around a control panel in the JFK Library & Museum in Boston, MA.)  This equipment was used  for the first televised  presidential debate  between John F. Kennedy & this man|Nixon
22/11/2002|Jeopardy!|BIBLE HEROES|$400|easy|God warned him to get ready, which this man did, even though he was 600 years old when the flood finally came|Noah
30/03/2006|Jeopardy!|I KNOW YOU FROM SOMEWHERE|$600|medium|If I wore my serape, it might refresh your memory of our meeting in Saltillo in this country|Mexico
21/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER FRIENDS|$2000|hard|The sport of rowing|crew
20/03/2000|Jeopardy!|HELLO, NEWTON!|$100|easy|A student of this university's Trinity College, Newton graduated in 1665 without honors or distinction|Cambridge
09/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$1000|hard|He composed his 'Moravian Duets' before he moved to the U.S. & wrote his 'New World Symphony'|Antonin Dvorak
14/11/1990|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$500|medium|This king has a fool, said to represent truth, who speaks in rhymes & songs|King Lear
22/12/2011|Jeopardy!|'CUS' WORDS|$1000|hard|One of the ceremonial titles of the king of Saudi Arabia is this keeper 'of the two holy mosques'|custodian
27/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL ART|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows a painting on the monitor.)  In a painting based on a parable in Luke, a man has been robbed and injured; no one stops until this helpful man comes to his aid|the Good Samaritan
20/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'NINE' ACROSS|$1000|hard|Melancholy, like a planet (9)|Saturnine
25/06/2009|Jeopardy!|BEN & JERRY'S FLAVORS|$1000|hard|Ben & Jerry's calls this rhymer 'our flavorful flashback to the 1960s'; groovy, man|Wavy Gravy
20/02/1997|Jeopardy!|THE SOUTH|$500|medium|This fertile valley was called 'The Granary of the Confederacy'|Shenandoah Valley
08/03/2000|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FACES|$400|easy|This crooner, seen here, died on Christmas Day, 1995|Dean Martin
09/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|NEVADA|$400|easy|The Sierra Nevadas are located on Nevada's border with this state|California
10/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|THE SHORTEST|$200|easy|Shortest on record lasted 38 minutes in 1896 & involved the United Kingdom and Zanzibar|the shortest war
29/10/1998|Jeopardy!|ENGINEERING|$300|easy|Able to carry over 2 million barrels of crude a day, it runs from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez|the Alaska Pipeline
23/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE WRIGHT STUFF|$800|hard|He designed the Imperial Hotel to withstand Tokyo's earthquakes; in 1923, it was one of the few buildings that did|Frank Lloyd Wright
05/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GIVE 'UP'|$400|easy|The phrase about being 'sent' here comes from the fact that Sing Sing Prison was north of NYC on the Hudson|up the river
01/06/1990|Jeopardy!|1984 MOVIES|$100|easy|John Avildsen directed 'Rocky' & this 'Rocky'-like film with Ralph Macchio as a teen beset by bullies|The Karate Kid
20/05/2008|Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$200|easy|From Bei Hai Park in this city, pass the Great Hall of the People, bear left, & then it's straight on to Mao's mausoleum|Beijing
10/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from the Jeopardy! science lab.)  Iodine reacts with this carbohydrate in food; if it's present, the iodine turns a bluish-black color|starch
10/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BAVARIOUS|$600|medium|This man, who has covered millions of bottoms in jeans, was reportedly born in Buttenheim, Bavaria|Levi Strauss
09/12/1987|Jeopardy!|THE JETSONS|$100|easy|The Jetsons' maid, Rosie, & George's office supervisor, Uniblab, are these|robots
10/11/2004|Jeopardy!|'Y'? BECAUSE WE LIKE YOU!|$800|hard|It's not how a rapper gets your attention, it's a Naval Petty Officer|yeoman
30/11/1993|Jeopardy!|CHICAGO|$100|easy|Some attribute this nickname of the city to its proud, boasting citizens, not its breeziness|The Windy City
19/12/1996|Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|The Russians call this sea between Asia & Europe Chernoye More|Black Sea
23/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FAMILY FEUD|$1200|hard|Feuding doesn't get much worse than patricide, as it does in this Dostoyevsky novel, his last|The Brothers Karamazov
30/06/1997|Jeopardy!|PORTRAITS ON SAVINGS BONDS|$400|easy|For $5,000 everybody sing!  'We got the bond right here, on it is...'|Paul Revere
02/05/1994|Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$500|medium|Cyborg, describing something that's part human & part robot, is a combination of these 2 words|cybernetic & organism
24/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$600|medium|If you know that oeil de boeuf is French for this kind of window, you're right on target|Bulls eye
16/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$400|easy|Not one person was killed in the battle for this fort, the first battle of the Civil War|Fort Sumter
29/03/2011|Jeopardy!|QUITE THE CAST OF TV CHARACTERS|$200|easy|This title doc is a lifesaver, but Drs. Lawrence Kutner & Amber Volakis both died after working for him|House
18/02/1998|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE POKER TABLE WITH SLIM|$400|easy|Slim's numerical term for a bluffer who doesn't have the fifth card to fill out a hand of all the same suit|Four-flusher
23/11/2010|Jeopardy!|BEER GOOGLES|$400|easy|Google Coors, cold & window & find out about the packaging that shows these mountains blue|the Rockies
15/01/2008|Jeopardy!|LANDING AT JFK|$1000|hard|On Feb. 20, 2007 this Terminal 6 airline introduced its 'Customer Bill of Rights'|JetBlue
10/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'OUT'|$200|easy|It can be a fugitive, a criminal or a social nonconformist; Josey Wales was one|Outlaw
04/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THAT BLANKIN' SHAKESPEARE|$800|hard|'The Comedy of Errors': 'When in the why and the wherefore is neither ____ nor reason?'|rhyme
14/03/1997|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$300|easy|In 1969 he was succeeded as Maryland governor by Democrat Marvin Mandel|Spiro Agnew
01/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'BOOT' CAMP|$1000|hard|City name for the device that keeps a parked car from going anywhere|Denver boot
05/10/1999|Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$300|easy|Antonio Canova's nude 'Mars the Peacemaker' statue wasn't liked by its subject, this French emperor|Napoleon
07/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE LADIES ROOM|$1000|hard|The title of this columnist's 1992 book asserted that she 'Can't Say That, Can She?'|Molly Ivins
27/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ARIZONA|$800|hard|The Cholla Apartments & Jojoba Hall are part of this Tempe institution|Arizona State University
20/05/2004|Jeopardy!|THE LARGEST IN AREA|$800|hard|Louisiana, Florida, Alabama|Florida
17/01/2001|Jeopardy!|IT'S IMAGINARY|$400|easy|Seen here under a Seattle bridge is a depiction of one of these creatures|Troll
11/07/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 1800S|$500|medium|Some say rum was sneaked into White House refreshments while she was First Lady 1877-1881|Lucy Hayes ('Lemonade Lucy')
22/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MULTIPLE CHOICE|$800|hard|It's the lowest common multiple of 22 & 44|44
28/03/2003|Jeopardy!|TV SERIES EPISODES|$600|medium|'The Ghost of General Lee'|The Dukes of Hazzard
07/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|'B.O.'|$200|easy|New York's 1st big one was November 9, 1965|a blackout
15/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDGARDEN|$2000|hard|This instrument is named for the god who supposedly invented it|pan pipe
01/01/2001|Jeopardy!|NEW YEAR'S DAY|$400|easy|In the Middle Ages New Year's Day was observed on March 25, this feast day that celebrates Mary's visit from Gabriel|Annunciation
13/09/2010|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$400|easy|The sizes of these are based on their minimum weight per dozen; jumbo are 30 oz. per dozen, peewee, 15|eggs
16/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CHINA & INDIA|$1600|hard|India's states have their own official languages including Gujarati, Marathi & this language of the highlighted state|Punjabi
30/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NUCLEAR PHYSICIST'S DICTIONARY|$200|easy|These devices use electromagnets to increase the velocity & energy of charged particles|Accelerators
18/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'B' PREPARED|$1600|hard|Dr. John B. Watson originated this school of psychology, influencing B.F. Skinner|behavioral
10/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS IN LITERATURE|$1000|hard|18-year-old Carrie Meeber moves to Chicago & gets a job in a shoe factory in this Theodore Dreiser novel|Sister Carrie
11/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HETERONYMS|$2000|hard|As one syllable: grumpy; as 2 syllables: a motorized bicycle|moped
17/12/1997|Jeopardy!|JACK LEMMON FILMS|$400|easy|In 'Some Like It Hot', Lemmon & this actor joined an all-girl band to escape the mob|Tony Curtis
28/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'90s MUSIC|$1000|hard|In this band's 'Only Happy When It Rains', Shirley Manson sings, 'It Feels So Good To Feel So Sad'|Garbage
18/06/2009|Jeopardy!|FAST FOOD CHAINS IN OTHER WORDS|$800|hard|Milking facility monarch|Dairy Queen
06/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NO.1 WITH A BULLET|$800|hard|In 'the night the lights went out in' this state, an innocent man fires a shot to summon the law--big mistake|Georgia
04/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN 1ST LINES|$600|medium|'Who's there?' 'Nay, answer me. Stand & unfold yourself.'|Hamlet
06/10/2010|Jeopardy!|ALL HAIL|$600|medium|Edna St. Vincent Millay, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Margaret Chase Smith|Maine
03/11/1998|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$300|easy|Before taking the Russian throne in 1762, she changed her name, her language & her religion|Catherine the Great
05/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ADJECTIVAL ENDINGS|$400|easy|Elephant or Benedict|-ine
24/03/2000|Jeopardy!|GOING POSTAL|$100|easy|On the list of the Top 10 most popular commemorative U.S. stamps, he's the only rabbit|Bugs Bunny
15/10/1999|Jeopardy!|SEASONS|$300|easy|Bugs & Daffy were constantly trying to convince Elmer which of these 2 hunting seasons it was|Rabbit or duck season
17/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY BOOK TITLES|$1600|hard|Clarissa Pinkola Estes wrote this nonfiction work subtitled 'Myths and Stories of the Wild Woman Archetype'|Women Who Run with the Wolves
11/05/2011|Jeopardy!|JINGLES ALL THE WAY|$800|hard|'Call' this service company, 'that's the name, and away go troubles, down the drain'|Roto-Rooter
24/09/2001|Jeopardy!|STORY PROBLEMS|$500|medium|As the school yearbook can fit 12 student photos on a page, it would need this many pages for 144 students|12
21/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE RADIO ALPHABET|$1200|hard|Hello?... Hello?... Is there this word for 'E' in here?... Hello?... Hello?...|echo
28/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THAT DON'T SOUND RIGHT|$1200|hard|If Alonzo had toplined over Duncan when their power tool company started out in 1910, it'd be known as this|Decker & Black
19/05/2006|Jeopardy!|MY HEAVENS!|$200|easy|Because of the greenhouse effect, the surface temperature on this planet is over 800 degrees F.|Venus
28/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$2000|hard|This 2002 bestselling novel takes a comic look at those who raise the kids of the fabulously wealthy in NYC|The Nanny Diaries
14/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY CLASS|$200|easy|Considered your largest organ, it's waterproof, somewhat stretchy & covers you from head to toe|Skin
17/04/2008|Jeopardy!|MISQUOTED|$600|medium|'Luke, I am your father' was a misquoted line in this 'Star Wars' film, the fifth episode|The Empire Strikes Back
20/07/2007|Jeopardy!|SPORTS TERMS|$600|medium|Bunker, wedge, caddie|golf
18/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'Q' TIPS|$1000|hard|In 1981 the U.S. placed one on Japanese car imports|Quota
12/04/2007|Jeopardy!|EYE ON ASIA|$200|easy|Its national anthem includes the line 'With our flesh and blood, let us build our new great wall'|China
25/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PLANTS & TREES|$400|easy|Varieties of this plant grown in American gardens include madonna, Korean aureum & tiger|lilies
01/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SAX|$1600|hard|Charlie Parker took the instrument to new heights playing this style of jazz he helped invent|bebop
08/09/1999|Jeopardy!|NICKELODEON|$100|easy|Summer Sanders is the host of this game show|Figure It Out
28/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$600|medium|In 1970 Sylvia Earle spent 2 weeks living underwater off the Virgin Islands, exploring this sea|Caribbean Sea
25/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS|$800|hard|Now a final resting place for great people, it was originally a great banquet hall for Norse gods|Valhalla
15/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$3000|hard|She wrote in a sonnet, 'First time he kissed me, he but only kiss'd the fingers of this hand wherewith I write'|Elizabeth Barrett Browning
14/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE CHARACTERS|$200|easy|Mickey, Apollo Creed, Adrian|Rocky
23/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ABRAHAM, ISAAC, JACOB|$2000|hard|Born in Denmark, this photographer spurred social reform with his pictures & words on NYC tenements in the 1890s|Jacob Riis
02/02/1996|Jeopardy!|CONTAINERS|$500|medium|It holds entertainment-seeking soldiers or water for soldiers|Canteen
04/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$400|easy|It's the flag of an army or a country, not just a star-spangled one|a banner
02/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL BIG SCREEN|$1600|hard|More known for his gangster roles, this actor played the weaselly Dathan in 'The Ten Commandments'|Edward G. Robinson
31/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|INSPIRED CHARACTERS|$400|easy|Scythrop Glowry in the 1818 novel 'Nightmare Abbey' is believed to be a spoof of this poet, Lord Byron's pal|Shelley
21/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|EVERY BREATH YOU TAKE|$400|easy|A whale breathes through one of these, equivalent to a nose, at the top of its head|a blowhole
21/02/2001|Jeopardy!|COUNTIES|$500|medium|Named by Spanish missionaries, this California county near Riverside is the largest in area in the U.S.|San Bernardino
16/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'K' MART|$1200|hard|In playing cards, it's another word for a jack|a knave
05/01/2000|Jeopardy!|HAVE A (COUNTY) SEAT|$500|medium|Winterset, also the title of a 1936 movie, is the seat of this Iowa county featured in a 1995 movie|Madison County
23/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|__E__E__E|$800|hard|To fail to carry out a promise; you may do it 'on a business deal'|Renege
09/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$400|easy|The armlike beams connecting a high wall to outside supports in Gothic churches|flying buttresses
22/07/2005|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'R'|$600|medium|'Buyer's' guilt (7)|remorse
09/10/2006|Jeopardy!|BREAST CANCER SURVIVORS|$600|medium|This singer is donating the proceeds from the song heard here to breast cancer charities  'I run for you mother, your sister, your wife...'|Melissa Etheridge
14/12/2010|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY BOOKS|$400|easy|In a book for kids, he tells 'How to Train with a T. Rex and Win 8 Gold Medals'|Michael Phelps
30/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHERS|$2000|hard|Expelled from Germany in 1849, he lived his last 30 years in the British kapital|Karl Marx
04/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE FLAGPOLE|$800|hard|50 aluminum flagpoles encircle this D.C. landmark|the Washington Monument
31/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED AUTHORS|$400|easy|Writer of 37 plays & 154 sonnets: We all make his praise|William Shakespeare
03/11/2010|Jeopardy!|'TEE' TIME|$200|easy|A group of people appointed for a specific function, like the Senate Judiciary one|committee
20/04/2001|Jeopardy!|'GOO' GOO G'JOOB|$200|easy|Disney character who hit the big time in 1932's 'Mickey's Revue'|Goofy
23/02/1998|Jeopardy!|PHOBIAS|$400|easy|Batrachophobia, a fear of these amphibians, may leave you sadder Budweiser|Frogs
13/12/2011|Jeopardy!|WORLD OF WONDERS|$1000|hard|12-20 feet high to keep the barbarians at bay, it ran 73 miles from Wallsend in the east to Bowness in the west|Hadrian's Wall
25/04/2001|Jeopardy!|EDIBLE EUPHEMISMS|$200|easy|According to its California producers, it's the new correct 2-word term of the food seen here: [prunes]|Dried plums
24/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TEAMS THAT DON'T END IN S|$800|hard|In 1979 New Orleans lost its NBA franchise to Utah, which strangely enough chose to keep this nickname|Jazz
21/10/1998|Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR II|$500|medium|In early 1945, 6,800 Marines were killed while seizing Mount Suribachi & the rest of this island|Iwo Jima
14/02/2011|Jeopardy!|FINAL FRONTIERS|$400|easy|From the Latin for 'end', this is where trains can also originate|terminus (terminal)
24/12/2002|Jeopardy!|THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE|$600|medium|Among other things, this ruler was taken to task 'for imposing taxes on us without our consent'|King George III
20/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SHIPS|$600|medium|In November 1609 the British seized this Henry Hudson ship but later returned it to the Dutch East India Co.|The Half Moon
11/12/1984|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TRIVIA|$800|hard|He sang his way to an Oscar in 'Cabaret':|Joel Grey
28/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SUPREME COURTSHIP|$2000|hard|This chief justice & diplomat married the daughter of William Livingston, the first post-Revolutionary gov. of New Jersey|John Jay
29/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NORTH, CENTRAL & SOUTH AMERICAN LEADERS|$1200|hard|Sandinista Daniel Ortega is having his second run as president of this Central American country|Nicaragua
04/07/2008|Jeopardy!|MAG-NIFICENT|$200|easy|This illustrated mag had a shake start in 1954 with unpopular coverage of snooty events like yacht races|Sports Illustrated
30/04/2004|Jeopardy!|RHYMING BRANDS|$800|hard|This 'gourmet' candy brand has flavors like buttered popcorn & has only 4 calories per bean|Jelly Belly
10/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|REEL LIFE QUOTES|$2000|hard|1974: 'Pardon me, boy.  Is this the Transylvania station?'|Young Frankenstein
12/09/2001|Jeopardy!|MOVIE SONGS|$200|easy|'If I Were King Of The Forest' (1939)|The Wizard of Oz
08/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BORN IN DUBLIN|$2000|hard|This 'Babes in Toyland' composer helped found the organization ASCAP in 1914|Victor Herbert
04/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TITLE LOVERS|$800|hard|In a musical: Mack (Sennett) & this actress|Mabel (Norman)
12/12/1997|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS' MONOGRAMS|$200|easy|DDE|Dwight David Eisenhower
31/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$800|hard|In the 1670s this British genius wrote, 'If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of giants'|Newton
10/03/2006|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC DOCUMENTS|None|None|Clause 39 of this reads 'No freeman shall be taken, or imprisoned... except by the legal judgment of his peers'|the Magna Carta
20/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CITY FOLK|$200|easy|Hamburgers|residents of Hamburg
04/06/2002|Jeopardy!|'SHOE's|$400|easy|From 1970 to 1999 he held the record for career victories as a jockey|(Willie) Shoemaker
08/06/2000|Jeopardy!|LET'S BE BRIEF|$300|easy|In 1994 Laetitia Thompson made news when she asked this man the 'Boxers or Briefs' question|President Bill Clinton
08/06/2006|Jeopardy!|DAVES OF OUR LIVES|$400|easy|In 2004 this 'X-Files' star disappeared behind the camera to direct his first movie, 'The House of D'|David Duchovny
27/03/2000|Jeopardy!|TERMITE TRIVIA|$200|easy|The closest relative to the termite is this household pest|Cockroach
10/03/2000|Jeopardy!|NON-RELIGIOUS HOLIDAYS|$100|easy|Joan Crawford died on May 10, the date of this holiday in many countries other than the U.S.|Mother's Day
24/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH CAPITALS|$400|easy|Kiev|Ukraine
30/09/1996|Jeopardy!|POP & ROCK GROUPS|$500|medium|Bjork, the former lead singer of this Icelandic group, recorded her first album at age 11|The Sugarcubes
07/04/1998|Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S WORK|$200|easy|In 1977 Kay Koplovitz founded what is now this cable network, now home to 'La Femme Nikita'|the USA Network
24/04/2009|Jeopardy!|I HEAR BANJOS|$1000|hard|Skilled banjo player Uncle Dave Macon was an early star on this popular radio show aka 'The WSM Barn Dance'|The Grand Old Opry
18/01/2006|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE 'L'|$1000|hard|It can refer to an onion before the development of the bulb, or an onionlike plant such as the leek or shallot|scallion (allium accepted)
16/09/1999|Final Jeopardy!|ROCK MUSIC|None|None|This term for a rock genre came into popular usage from a line in Steppenwolf's 'Born to Be Wild'|Heavy metal
08/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS FOR WORDS|$400|easy|From the Latin for 'to fill', many were 'deleted' from the Watergate transcripts|Expletives
22/07/2009|Jeopardy!|PAIR OF DICE, LOST|$600|medium|Roll your pair of dice & land on Luxury Tax on a classic Monopoly board & you lose this much cash|$75
05/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|YUMMY!|$200|easy|Fannie Farmer recommends spicing this traditional Thanksgiving jelly with cinnamon, cloves & allspice|Cranberry jelly
27/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY|$1000|hard|Robert Towne (1974)|Chinatown
29/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THE CONSTRUCTION CREW|$600|medium|If you're building with stone, call this expert; he might bring lunch in the same-named jar|a mason
01/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|A decorative item on a ship's prow, or a leader with a title but no power|figurehead
13/09/2010|Jeopardy!|THE ONION DESCRIBES THE STATE|$400|easy|'Home to hundreds of prestigious colleges... (it) is where the nation's best and brightest can't afford to go'|Massachusetts
05/07/2004|Jeopardy!|CLEOPATRA|$600|medium|The city where she died in 30 B.C.|Alexandria
15/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BIRDS|$400|easy|The males of this familiar 'redbird' have a black mark around their eyes & bill|Cardinal
30/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'W'|$2000|hard|It's a decorative wood paneling on the lower portion of a wall|wainscot
02/06/2011|Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADER CIA FILES|$200|easy|Entered univ. of Havana Law School 1945...became premier 1959...poison?!...shh!...|Fidel Castro
08/04/2004|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN FILM OSCAR NATIONS|$400|easy|1998: 'Life Is Beautiful'|Italy
23/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HYBRIDS|$1000|hard|These monsters with birds' bodies & women's faces got a nasty rep for snatching children & souls|harpys
12/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS|$200|easy|This Hoosier, elected to Congress at age 29, was put on the vice-presidential ticket in 1988|Dan Quayle
17/11/2011|Jeopardy!|ACAPULCO|$200|easy|His 'Fun in Acapulco' included crooning 'Bossa Nova Baby'|Elvis
23/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|INSURRECTIONS|$1000|hard|McKeesport, Penn. was home to dissidents in this 1794 insurrection against excise taxes on liquor|Whiskey Rebellion
08/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|UP IN THE AIR|$1600|hard|Pilots are leery of CAT, or clear-air this, which often occurs over mountains & around thunderstorms|turbulence
13/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH COMPOSERS|$1600|hard|In 1876 this composer of 'Orpheus in the Underworld' went bankrupt; he toured the U.S. to recoup his losses|Offenbach
08/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|U.S.A.|$200|easy|On average this city packs more than 23,000 people into 1 sq. mile|New York City
02/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MEN & WOMEN OF LETTERS|$400|easy|History-loving Edgar Lawrence...|(E.L.) Doctorow
14/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS FOUND IN MAGAZINE NAMES|$200|easy|Dollar amount found in Money|One (mONEy)
10/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY THROUGH FOOTBALL|$2000|hard|(Alex: Here's somebody familiar to all of us, Pete Carroll.) At Gettysburg in 1863 Union forces made a famous 'goal line stand' at Cemetery Hill against the charge named for this man|George Pickett
15/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GENETICS|$700|hard|Made up of amino acids, they form structures called histones around which DNA curls|Proteins
08/09/2003|Jeopardy!|TV ON TV|$1000|hard|On 'Saturday Night Live', Beldar, Prymaat & Connie Conehead appeared as contestants on this game show|Family Feud
09/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY MEMOIRS|$1200|hard|This D-List comedian modestly titled her memoir 'Official Book Club Selection'|(Kathy) Griffin
15/12/1999|Final Jeopardy!|OPERA|None|None|A 1920s discovery proved that some of the instruments used in this 1871 opera were historically accurate|Aida
07/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$600|medium|The music of this Tchaikovsky 'Suite' comes from his 1892 ballet, popular at Christmas|The Nutcracker
19/10/2000|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$100|easy|The cuttlefish hides 2 ways: it can camouflage itself like a chameleon, or hide behind a cloud of this|Ink
16/04/2008|Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL FRONTMEN|$400|easy|Roger Daltrey|The Who
24/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE WESTERNMOST|$200|easy|Cumberland Gap, Monument Valley, Pikes Peak|Monument Valley
18/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THAT NUMBER?|$400|easy|Protons in a helium nucleus|2
06/12/2011|Jeopardy!|FINANCE WITH DAVID FABER|$400|easy|(David Faber gives the clue from the set of The Faber Report.)  Payment in the form of additional shares in a company is a stock this; unlike a cash one, it's usually not taxed until sold|a dividend
04/05/1998|Jeopardy!|GUINNESS RECORDS|$400|easy|At 1,290 feet below sea level, the world's lowest road lies along the shores of this sea|Dead Sea
13/11/1992|Jeopardy!|WINE|$100|easy|Her picture adorns the label of a red wine called 'Marilyn Merlot'|Marilyn Monroe
25/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THIS PLACE IS A ZOO!|$200|easy|Casa de Campo, a big park in this capital of Spain, boasts a zoo-aquarium complex with a dolphinarium|Madrid
24/04/1990|Jeopardy!|THE SUPREME COURT|$200|easy|This president appointed the most members of the current court|Ronald Reagan
08/10/1997|Jeopardy!|HOME IMPROVEMENT|$500|medium|Tools needed to lay this include a knee kicker, power stretcher & trimmer|rug (or carpeting)
19/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|RABBIT|$2000|hard|The rare volcano rabbit lives around the lofty volcanoes that surround this North American capital|Mexico City
07/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PARTICLE PHYSICS|$1200|hard|In 2000 the tau neutrino was first observed at this Illinois lab named for a foreign-born physicist|the Fermilab
28/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$400|easy|Your floating ribs are so named because their ends don't attach to this bone|Sternum/breastbone
28/01/2000|Jeopardy!|THE 1930s|$300|easy|It's the 'U' in HUAC, a committee formed in 1938|Unamerican
03/07/2002|Jeopardy!|CAR CHAT|$200|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew checks under the hood.)  Got me a four-barrel one of these to mix the air & fuel|a carburetor
08/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|I'VE GOT A LITTLE LISZT|$1200|hard|One of Liszt's later works was an 1867 funeral march for this Austrian archduke & emperor of a N. American country|Maximillian
19/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|An island called the Calf of Man lies southwest of the Isle of Man in this sea|Irish Sea
20/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN LIT|$800|hard|When parts of this novel were published in Paris in 1973, Alexsandr Solzhenitsyn was branded a traitor|The Gulag Archipelago
24/09/2004|Jeopardy!|CHAIN OF COMMAND|$800|hard|A chain of office is part of the regalia of this deluded steward in 'Twelfth Night'|Malvolio
14/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE SPORTS ZONE|$1200|hard|This fabled stadium where the Pittsburgh Pirates & Steelers used to play was demolished in 2001|Three Rivers
18/03/2009|Jeopardy!|'C-E-S'|$600|medium|A bishop's bailiwick can be a bishopric or this synonym|a diocese
25/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'POP' QUIZ|$800|hard|When Jim Thorpe attended Carlisle Indian Industrial School, this man was his coach|Glen 'Pop' Warner
13/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T SWEAT THE SMALL STUFF|$2000|hard|In 'Sunset Boulevard' this character retorts, 'I am big.  It's the pictures that got small'|Norma Desmond
22/05/2001|Jeopardy!|NUTS!|$1500|hard|This nut contains more fat & calories than any other nut|Macadamia
18/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$600|medium|This Costa Rican president's peace plan helped him win the 1987 Nobel Peace Prize|Oscar Arias Sanchez
13/09/2001|Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR II IN PICTURES|$100|easy|It's the Japanese city seen here in September 1945|Hiroshima
14/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S IN AN OLD TESTAMENT NAME?|$1600|hard|Her name is from the Persian for 'star'|Esther
15/11/1994|Jeopardy!|MYTHS & LEGENDS|$100|easy|In Native American myth, Thunderbird's beating wings cause thunder & his flashing eyes create this|Lightning
25/02/2003|Jeopardy!|'P'EOPLE|$800|hard|She made a name for herself during the Revolutionary War by bringing water to thirsty soldiers|Molly Pitcher
11/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. STAMPS|$400|easy|Different types of these on stamps of the 1990s include lunch, circus & Conestoga|Wagons
14/09/2001|Jeopardy!|THE HIGH & THE MIGHTY|$200|easy|From their businesswear, the executives in the office are known as these|suits (gray suits accepted)
11/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|4 PLAY|$1600|hard|3 of the 4 people to have assassinated a U.S. president|(3 of) Guiteau, Booth, Oswald, & Leon Czolgosz
12/03/1999|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS ALMA MATERS|$200|easy|James Meredith & Trent Lott|University of Mississippi
04/04/2005|Jeopardy!|LAS VEGAS CENTENNIAL|$1000|hard|Vegas began in 1905 when a railroad owned by this man, for whom Vegas' county is named, sold off land|William Clark
24/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'V.H.' ONE|$2000|hard|After his death in 1885, his body lay in state under the Arc de Triomphe|Victor Hugo
15/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FLYBOYS|$2000|hard|The Black Sheep squadron just called him 'gramps'; the 'pappy' nickname came from the press|Pappy Boyington
22/01/2003|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL LIFE|$400|easy|Panther is a term for a black one of these cats|jaguar/leopard
01/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$200|easy|In 34 B.C. she and her son Caesarion were declared joint rulers of Cyprus, Libya, Coelesyria & Egypt|Cleopatra
18/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$600|medium|In 1929 Amanullah Khan marched on Kabul in an attempt to retake this country from an outlaw leader|Afghanistan
16/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|I LED THAT CABINET DEPARTMENT|$2000|hard|Harold Ickes, Albert Fall, James Watt|the Department of the Interior
20/10/2003|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$400|easy|In 1825 the Marquis de Lafayette laid the cornerstone for a monument to this battle|Bunker Hill
16/07/2007|Jeopardy!|QUIZILLA|$1000|hard|Since 1989 this society has sponsored an annual bee that tests kids on their knowledge of the Earth|The National Geographic Society
30/06/2008|Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$200|easy|Of concern to typists: WPM|words per minute
19/10/2009|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$200|easy|Dark drinks like scotch have lots, vodka less, of impurities called congeners, a culprit in this nasty condition|a hangover
18/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SCIENCE|$2000|hard|Rosa Smith Eigenmann, discoverer of the blind goby, was the first important woman in this -ology|ichthyology
26/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|POETIC LICENSE|$1000|hard|His first wife, Harriet, was pregnant when he ran off with teenager Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin|Percy Shelley
16/07/2003|Jeopardy!|TO REMAIN 'SILENT'|$1000|hard|Influential 1962 work containing the line 'The chemical barrage has been hurled against the fabric of life'|Silent Spring
07/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$800|hard|This seal's name came from the U-shaped marking on its back, not from its musical ability|the harp seal
23/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LEADERS & LANDS|$800|hard|Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi|Italy
18/12/2009|Jeopardy!|THE 7 ANCIENT WONDERS|$400|easy|This huge statue of Helios was sold for scrap metal after it was destroyed by an earthquake|the Colossus of Rhodes
14/07/1999|Jeopardy!|BREAKFAST MENU|$100|easy|You might start off your meal with half a grapefruit or these dried plums stewed|Prunes
17/10/2006|Jeopardy!|YOU'VE GOT TO FIGHT|$600|medium|In 1982 Prince Andrew flew helicopters for England in an undeclared war with this country|Argentina
24/03/2003|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$1200|hard|When the moon appears between half & full, it's said to be this, either waxing or waning|gibbous
05/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$200|easy|Like the falcon or hawk, the shrike is classified as a bird of this|Prey
26/03/2001|Jeopardy!|AT THE BOOKSTORE|$400|easy|'Dark Eagle' by historian John Ensor Harr is called 'A Novel Of' this traitor 'And the American Revolution'|Benedict Arnold
12/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICIANS|$600|medium|He succeeded Arthur Fiedler directing the Boston Pops|John Williams
07/10/2009|Jeopardy!|OOPS IN SPORTS|$1000|hard|On 'Reading to Succeed' night, this NBA home team's fans got a poster of a player in a 'Woves' (not a 'Wolves') jersey|Minnesota Timberwolves
20/09/2002|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$600|medium|The whaling ship in this classic novel had 3 harpooners: Tashtego, Daggoo & Queequeg|Moby Dick
17/02/2006|Jeopardy!|TURN ON YOUR COMPUTER|$200|easy|Of Flash, Google or AltaVista, the one that's not a popular Internet search engine|Flash
31/01/2011|Jeopardy!|GOOD GNUS|$200|easy|This alternate name for a gnu is from the Afrikaans for 'wild animal'|wildebeest
12/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE END|$800|hard|The name of this Greek letter that signifies the end means 'big O'|omega
28/05/2004|Jeopardy!|HOUSE STANDING COMMITTEES|$600|medium|There's a Permanent Select Committee on this headed by Porter Goss; how smart!|Intelligence
30/04/2010|Jeopardy!|'V' DAY|$1000|hard|From the Spanish for 'watchman', it's one who takes the law into his own hands|vigilante
06/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT GREEK DRAMA|$2000|hard|Tunnels from which characters such as ghosts made surprise entrances were called this Hades ferryman's 'steps'|Charon
16/06/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$200|easy|On September 23, 1949 President Truman announced that this country had detonated a nuclear device|Soviet Union/U.S.S.R./Russia
05/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|I FORGET|$1600|hard|Testifying to Congress about this 1980s scandal, John Poindexter claimed 184 instances of memory loss|the Iran-Contra scandal
08/11/2002|Jeopardy!|PARDON MY POLISH|$200|easy|On 'The Simpsons' in Warsaw Bart is a brat, one of these to Lisa|brother
04/12/1984|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TRIVIA|$300|easy|For the first time in '68, the Academy Awards were held in this auditorium, its current home|the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion
31/03/2011|Jeopardy!|WHO CARES?|$800|hard|The Environmental Defense Fund, which began with an effort to save this class of creatures from DDT|birds
16/11/2007|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'G'|$400|easy|One who looks after horses or brides (5)|a groom
30/09/2005|Jeopardy!|EAGLE-EYED|$800|hard|The bald eagle became our national emblem in 1782 with the adoption of this 'Great' object|the Great Seal
03/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ZODIAC ARREST|$400|easy|Though alphabetically second, it's the first sign of the Zodiac|Aries
28/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THIS... IS... HEGEMONY!|$2000|hard|In the first half of the 3rd millennium B.C., this 2-letter city established its hegemony over the rest of Sumer|Ur
02/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR, GRAMMY OR BOTH|$2000|hard|Steve Martin|Grammy
26/02/2001|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'C'|$500|medium|Intoned, like a monk (7)|Chanted
03/12/1997|Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$400|easy|They're the only truly amphibious members of the weasel family|Otters
13/09/2007|Jeopardy!|A SIDE OF BACON|$400|easy|Kevin could handle the truth as Capt. Jack Ross in this 1992 legal drama written by Aaron Sorkin|A Few Good Men
21/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TO THE REPUBLIC|$600|medium|In 1997 Christmas was declared an official holiday in this Caribbean republic|Cuba
22/05/2000|Jeopardy!|NHL LOGOS|$500|medium|An earlier version of the logo seen here included a pair of these rattling weapons:|(Buffalo) Sabres
25/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|1980s FICTION|$400|easy|In 1981 he reissued a parable called 'The Children's Story' & published 'Noble House'|James Clavell
28/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SECOND LADIES' FIRST NAMES|$200|easy|Mrs. John C. Breckinridge (like Mrs. Lincoln)|Mary
17/06/1997|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$400|easy|This monkey named for an arachnid is noted for its long, slender limbs & great agility|Spider monkey
07/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '50s|$400|easy|Bette Davis starred in this 1950 movie about theatrical backstabbing|All About Eve
23/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|TV & FILM SAXOPHONISTS|$1000|hard|This 1986 film earned a best actor nomination for tenor sax great Dexter Gordon|''Round Midnight'
26/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ASIA|$600|medium|Daimyos were powerful landholding magistrates in this country from about the 10th C. until 1868|Japan
21/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICAN CAPITALS|$1000|hard|Fueled by the oil industry, this capital has sprawled into the state of Miranda|Caracas, Venezuela
18/06/2007|Jeopardy!|PICK THE OSCAR WINNER|$1000|hard|'Ordinary People': Timothy Hutton, Mary Tyler Moore, Judd Hirsch|Timothy Hutton
14/07/2003|Jeopardy!|SHORT ORDER SHORTHAND|$1000|hard|Get me a 'Noah's boy on bread', one of these lunch favorites|ham sandwich
07/06/1999|Jeopardy!|GAME SHOW HOSTS|$300|easy|One of her 5 Emmys was for hosting a game show, 'Just Men'|Betty White
02/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|C'EST MONTREAL|$200|easy|If you're doing the Montreal speed limit of 50 in your car, make sure it's in these units per hour|Kilometers
28/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTHERN FOOD|$600|medium|Green food coloring often brightens the filling of this pie named for a Florida fruit|Key lime pie
10/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THE SHAPE OF 'THING's TO COME|$600|medium|A gummable circlet for an infant's improved dentition|a teething ring
24/11/1995|Jeopardy!|TV COPS|$500|medium|She's detective chief inspector Jane Tennison in the 'Prime Suspect' series on PBS|Helen Mirren
08/10/2004|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$400|easy|In 'Honeymoon in Vegas', poker player James Caan wins a weekend with Nicolas Cage's girl, played by her|Sarah Jessica Parker
05/07/2006|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S URSINE?|$200|easy|Wocka-round the Teddy Bear Museum in Stratford-upon-Avon, England & you'll see the original version of this Muppet|Fozzie Bear
02/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|JAPANESE BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$200|easy|In 1995 Kodak lodged a trade complaint that this company had an unfair advantage in Japan|Fuji Film
31/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE MAN WHO WOULDN'T BE KING|$2000|hard|Cromwell's puritan followers were known as these for their closely cropped hair|roundheads
03/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$1000|hard|October 23 is Chulalongkorn Day in this country|Thailand
20/02/2001|Jeopardy!|WOMEN AUTHORS|$100|easy|On Halloween one of her fan clubs hosts a 'Gathering of the Coven' party in New Orleans|Anne Rice
08/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COMPUTERS|$800|hard|It works like a photocopy machine, but it copies images into the computer|Scanner
29/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE DEITY|$800|hard|He's the Titan & friend of mankind seen here in a 17th century painting|Prometheus
22/02/2011|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PEOPLE|$600|medium|This first gospel writer had a feast at his house for his fellow tax collectors with Jesus as the honored guest|Matthew
17/05/2007|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL LINGO ORIGINS|$600|medium|This bird phrase came from 18th c. Britain, where it described a businessman who became bankrupt &, thus, powerless|lame duck
27/09/1984|Final Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|None|None|Automaker that introduced the alternator, power steering & electric ignition|Chrysler
01/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S HE LIKE?|$1600|hard|1 of the 2 letters that can begin the standard term for a lover & connoisseur of wine|O or E  (oenophile or enophile)
16/01/2006|Jeopardy!|STOP, THIEF!|$400|easy|Born in New York City in 1859, this notorious killer, seen here, specialized in cattle rustling|Billy the Kid
08/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A GEOGRAPHY LESSON|$800|hard|Puntarenas & Limon are coastal cities in this country whose name includes the Spanish word for 'coast'|Costa Rica
20/12/2000|Jeopardy!|UNAUTHORIZED BIOGRAPHIES|$700|hard|A bio of Ms. Hewitt has this title, like an Erich Segal novel|Love Story
12/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE & TV MONSTERS|$400|easy|The Sphinx of Greek myth would be right at home as this questioning Batman villain|the Riddler
17/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT WORLD|$3000|hard|Hammurabi conquered neighboring city-states & made this city capital of a kingdom|Babylon
25/06/1996|Jeopardy!|MORTAL MATTERS|$100|easy|This planet is named for the god of the dead|Pluto
09/04/2004|Jeopardy!|JOHNNY GILBERT, THIS IS YOUR LIFE|$800|hard|In 1995 Johnny appeared as himself in an episode of this drama series with a zip code in its name|Beverly Hills, 90210
18/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'M' TV|$1000|hard|It was the original title of the long-running 'Danny Thomas Show'|Make Room for Daddy
19/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN ANIMALS|$800|hard|Most 0f these flightless birds live near Antarctica, but the jackass species is found off South Africa|penguins
07/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TEXT MESSAGING|$1200|hard|Madame Defarge knits a list in code to condemn the aristocracy in this Dickens tale|A Tale of Two Cities
25/10/2005|Jeopardy!|OH, BE 'SILENT'!|$1000|hard|It's a small container with a hinged lid used to collect crumbs or ashes from the dinner table|a silent butler
27/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|2-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|Yes, it's the oldest form of Japanese drama still performed|No
25/01/1991|Jeopardy!|RIVERS|$400|easy|To most Chinese, it's known as the Chang-Jiang, or 'long river'|Yangtze
06/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$800|hard|On the night of April 18, 1775, he & Paul Revere rode the countryside warning of the Redcoats' advance|William Dawes
02/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'A' PLUS|$400|easy|It's what Lauren Bacall heard when she took her bow after the musical of the same name|Applause
12/11/1986|Jeopardy!|WEATHER|$300|easy|Tiros was an experimental prototype for these|weather satellites
22/03/2000|Jeopardy!|'RH' FACTOR|$200|easy|Glen Campbell was this kind of 'Cowboy' in a 1975 No. 1 hit|Rhinestone Cowboy
02/02/2007|Jeopardy!|THE GOOD BOOK|$1000|hard|Chapter 6 of his book concerns his deep anguish; in chapter 10, he questions his oppression|Job
22/10/2009|Jeopardy!|I LEARNED IT FROM WORLD BOOK|$1000|hard|In 1990 he donned the hat of first chancellor of a reunified Germany|Helmut Kohl
07/02/2011|Jeopardy!|FASHION DESIGNERS|$800|hard|In 2003, just before starting to judge 'Project Runway', he received the CFDA award for menswear designer of the year|Michael Kors
04/01/1999|Jeopardy!|HOTELS BY CITY|$500|medium|The Wyndham Franklin Plaza Hotel, Penn's View Inn, The Penn Tower Hotel|Philadelphia
19/06/1998|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN SONG|$500|medium|She's the title person in the song heard here:  'I like the way you walk...'|Suzie Q
29/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$200|easy|Shy or reserved, or a Japanese pond fish|Coy/koi
15/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MYTH-ELLANY|$400|easy|The Metropolitan Museum of Art sells earrings inspired by the shields of these mythological warrior women|the Amazons
21/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|I KNOW UR|$400|easy|The first major excavations of Ur were made after WWI by H.R. Hall of this London institution|the British Museum
01/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HORNS|$1000|hard|18th century schoolkids may have learned the alphabet off one of these paddlelike objects|Hornbook
11/10/2007|Jeopardy!|AT THE PLAYGROUND|$800|hard|Materials to cushion falls include wood chips & shredded these, maybe made by Goodyear|tires
19/09/1997|Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|$100|easy|In 1850 he developed a new Navy model of his 6-shooter|Samuel Colt
16/06/1999|Jeopardy!|TV THROUGH THE YEARS|$400|easy|'JAG''s David James Elliott starred in the TV series version of this 1987 film that starred Kevin Costner|The Untouchables
30/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATION|$400|easy|Services like DirecTV compete with cable by beaming signals into the home from these on high|Satellites
26/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|POETIC LICENSE|$800|hard|This Scot's affair with a servant lass named Elizabeth produced a child in 1785|Robert Burns
05/10/2001|Jeopardy!|BRIT SPEAK|$500|medium|Common term for a doctor's office; it's where he 'operates' from|a surgery
06/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL VOCABULARY|$800|hard|He used the word mumpish, which means sullen, in his book 'Of Human Bondage'|Somerset Maugham
20/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'BEFORE' & 'AFTER'|$1600|hard|1840 Richard Henry Dana memoir that became one of the most popular tales of life at sea|Two Years Before the Mast
09/03/2006|Jeopardy!|ANOTHER WORD IN THESAURUS|$1000|hard|In 1978 India stopped exporting this type of monkey to scientific labs around the world|Rhesus
26/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OPERAS WITH CHARACTER|$2000|hard|Kurwenal, a servant accompanying his knight & master to pick up a new bride|Tristan und Isolde
01/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WINSTON CHURCHILL|$600|medium|The first meeting between Churchill & these other 2 leaders was in Teheran, Iran in 1943|F. Roosevelt & J. Stalin
01/04/1993|Jeopardy!|PAINT IT 'BLACK'|$400|easy|It's military slang for coffee, or a thick, dark molasses|blackstrap
29/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE SPIT|$600|medium|5 to 7 minutes on each side is about all it takes to deliciously grill these aquatic crustaceans also known as prawns|shrimp
09/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$800|hard|Jonesborough in this Volunteer State hosts the National Storytelling Festival each October|Tennessee
01/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WALLOONS|$400|easy|Mining, particularly of this fossil fuel, is a traditional Walloon industry|coal
20/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN HOT SPOTS|$400|easy|In 1998 U.S. missiles hit a suspected chemical weapons plant in this Sudanese capital|Khartoum
15/04/2011|Jeopardy!|MALLS OF AMERICA|$800|hard|The sooner you get to this state's Sooner Mall, the sooner you can find the deals at Dillard's or Old Navy|Oklahoma
10/07/2007|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES JOURNALISTS|$400|easy|Frank Bruni, whose yearly entertainment budget is $350,000, is on this beat|restaurants (food critic)
14/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY MATTERS|$2000|hard|An Army corps that provides legal assistance, 'JAG' stands for this|Judge Advocate General
10/11/1987|Jeopardy!|STORYTELLERS|$300|easy|Some sources say it was Carnegie Hall; others say it was the '67 Newport Festival where he first sang 'Alice's Restaurant'|Arlo Guthrie
11/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|1800|$400|easy|This vulcanization inventor was born a bouncing baby boy in 1800|Charles Goodyear
06/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$600|medium|On Feb. 9, 1941 Churchill told FDR, 'Give us the tools and we will' do this|Finish the job
06/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, SPORT!|$800|hard|This NFL team plays its home games in the Georgia Dome|Atlanta Falcons
20/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ATTENTION!|$2000|hard|(4 x 22) divided by (11 x 8) equals this|1
08/02/2005|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$400|easy|This animal seen here spends most of its time underground digging for earthworms|a mole
16/02/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 'S' FILES|$800|hard|Bordering Arizona, it's Mexico's second largest state in area|Sonora
12/05/2010|Jeopardy!|ENDS WITH 3 VOWELS|$400|easy|Yes, Mr. Brummell, it means a dandy|a beau
12/05/2011|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY: STRONG|$800|hard|As well as music videos, this network airs shows like 'My Big Redneck Wedding'|CMT (Country Music Television)
07/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$600|medium|This hefty superstar tenor from Modena, Italy is often compared to Caruso|Luciano Pavarotti
24/03/2003|Jeopardy!|THERE'S A SUCKER...|$400|easy|This company says it's answered over 25,000 letters asking how many licks it takes to get to the center of its famous pop|Tootsie Roll
13/11/2009|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC SPEECHES|None|None|He said, 'We look forward to a world founded upon' freedom of speech, of worship, from want & from fear|Franklin Delano Roosevelt
28/01/1998|Jeopardy!|CLAP TRAP|$400|easy|A clapperboard is used to synch film & this|Sound
18/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'EZ' DOES IT|$1000|hard|Columbus' first landing on the mainland of the Americas was on the coast of what is now this country|Venezuela
17/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL HOMES|$200|easy|Rancho del Cielo|Ronald Reagan
26/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS ROBBERIES|$800|hard|Works by this French sculptor including 'The Clenched Hand' were stolen from the St. Louis Art Museum in 1978|Auguste Rodin
02/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'OO'|$1600|hard|They're the two pets seen here whose names differ by a letter|cockapoo & cockatoo
01/12/1998|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK, NEW YORK|$300|easy|It's home to the Cyclone Roller Coaster, the Wonder Wheel, & the first Nathan's hot dog stand|Coney Island
10/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL SISTERS|$200|easy|Southern belle whose sisters were Suellen & Carreen|Scarlett O'Hara
01/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MORE OPERATIC DEMISES|$200|easy|In a biblical opera, this shorn strongman really brings down the house; his audience was just crushed|Samson
16/11/2007|Jeopardy!|ECONOMIES OF THE WORLD|$400|easy|This country is the largest producer of newsprint & is also big in wheat, but fur trapping has dropped off|Canada
11/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THE PRESIDENTS' CHILDREN|$2000|hard|Both of his sons graduated from Stanford University during the 1920s & both became engineers|Herbert Hoover
05/02/1993|Double Jeopardy!|POETRY|$400|easy|The 9th sect. of this Longfellow poem begins, 'On the shores of Gitche Gumee, of the shining Big-Sea-Water'|Hiawatha
27/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL BOOKS|$400|easy|In a book by Nixon, the Alger Hiss case & Ike's heart attack were 2 of the 'Six' these|Crises
18/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE POET|$1000|hard|'That's my last duchess painted on the wall, looking as if she were alive.  I call that piece a wonder, now'|Robert Browning
16/11/2004|Jeopardy!|SHOCKING!|$400|easy|The Harrison family was living in this mansion in the Spring of 1891 when it was wired for electricity|the White House
12/02/2007|Jeopardy!|SHAPE UP|$800|hard|Get a fun workout with this sport created in 1971 by Tom Morey, whose first pieces of equipment are seen here|bodyboarding
04/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NOVA: MAKING STUFF|$1200|hard|Materials that influence light waves to bend around them are a step toward a 'cloak of' this, as in Harry Potter|invisibility
22/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|STEELERS, PIRATES & PENGUINS|$800|hard|In 1718 the British Navy took a little too much off the top of this pirate, captain of the Queen Anne's Revenge|Blackbeard
07/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE NUMBER, PLEASE|$1200|hard|Sean Penn, Benicio del Toro, Naomi Watts: '____ Grams'|21
30/03/1990|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS JOES & JOSEPHS|$100|easy|1 of the 3 heavyweight boxing champs to fit this category|Joe Frazier, Joe Louis & 'Jersey Joe' Walcott
19/03/1998|Jeopardy!|COURTS|$400|easy|In law school, it's convened for would-be lawyers to try imaginary cases|moot court
04/02/1998|Jeopardy!|SEX CHANGES|$300|easy|In the 1950s she was the outcome of the world's first publicized sex change|Christine Jorgensen
06/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CHANNEL SURFING|$400|easy|If you like little bubbles of trivia with your videos, try 'Pop-Up Video' on this channel|VH1
04/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$800|hard|Time Magazine called this Morgan Freeman prison movie one of the best films of 1994|The Shawshank Redemption
18/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY SPEAKS!|$400|easy|(George Washington)  These are the two cities in which I was inaugurated President of the United States|New York & Philadelphia
19/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CHARLES IN CHARGE|$600|medium|Holy Roman Emperor Charles II was nicknamed this; we guess he wasn't the hair apparent to the throne|Charles the Bald
17/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$800|hard|Henry Miller's 'The Colossus of Maroussi' is an account of his travels in this country|Greece
29/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY FACES|$1600|hard|He had a bitter clash of Stalin over the defense of the city of Tsaritsin; Stalin would have the last word|Leon Trotsky
05/10/2009|Jeopardy!|SECRETARY OF STATE HILLARY CLINTON|$1000|hard|(Madam Secretary Hillary Clinton delivers the clue.)  The State Department is responsible for treaties, & one of the most important is this one that helps control the spread of nuclear arms, NPT for short|the Non-Proliferation Treaty
04/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE LAND OF OZ|$400|easy|This island state is sometimes called the 'Apple Isle' because it once produced most of Australia's apples|Tasmania
05/07/2007|Jeopardy!|CARTOON CRITTERS|$600|medium|Magilla|gorilla
02/03/2009|Jeopardy!|THE GARDEN|$200|easy|One theory on this ancient wonder is that it was irrigated by the Euphrates|the Hanging Gardens of Babylon
08/06/2004|Jeopardy!|TV-PODGE|$1000|hard|Angus T. Jones, who plays Jake Harper, is the half-pint on this Charlie Sheen show|Two and a Half Men
27/09/2007|Jeopardy!|THE U.S. AIR FORCE|$400|easy|(Alex reports from Kadena Air Force Base in Japan.) This is the main job of the KC-135 Stratotanker; it helps put the 'global' in the Air Force's global reach, global power|fueling
07/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MAN-AGRAMS|$1600|hard|He 'josh'ed around on 'The West Wing': WHAT BOLD DRY FIRE|Bradley Whitford
20/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ROOMY BOOKS|$400|easy|In 1908 he gave us 'A Room with a View'|E.M. Forster
13/01/2000|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE FOOTBALL COACHES|$400|easy|The Football Writers Assoc. never named this FSU legend Coach of the Year though son Terry was named in '93|Bobby Bowden
27/10/1989|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$400|easy|He tells of his exploits in '7 Pillars of Wisdom' & in the abridged version, 'Revolt in the Desert'|T.E. Lawrence
20/07/2006|Jeopardy!|BOOK SEQUELS?|$200|easy|Arthur Dimmesdale returns (difficult, as he died in the first book) in this 19th c. author's 'The Chartreuse Number'|Hawthorne
29/03/2011|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT NAMES FOR MODERN PLACES|$800|hard|The ancient name for this modern country's capital is Berytus|Lebanon
31/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STATE FACTS|$600|medium|It's the state gem of Arkansas|Diamond
02/02/1996|Double Jeopardy!|1950|$600|medium|This photographer's 'My Camera in the National Parks' was released in 1950|Ansel Adams
03/04/1998|Jeopardy!|THE PENN.|$300|easy|Pittsburgh's civic arena was the first public auditorium to have a retractable one of these|a dome (or roof)
15/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ADD A LETTER|$1600|hard|With the addition of a letter, a 'gentle' person becomes this non-Jewish person|gentile
20/07/2004|Jeopardy!|IT'S A WEBSITE|$1000|hard|Singular version of Aurora Borealis.com|Northern Light
02/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TOP CHEF|$800|hard|'Masterchef' is the latest show featuring this Scot who's made life 'hell' for some cooks|Gordon Ramsay
19/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$1000|hard|Banished from Rome though he captured Corioli, this title warrior says, 'You common cry of curs...I banish you!'|Coriolanus
06/02/1998|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|None|None|This historic city was named for the Bishop of Hippo on whose feast day the area was first sighted|St. Augustine, Florida
18/01/1996|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$200|easy|You may not need a high IQ to know IQ stands for this|intelligence quotient
16/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE 'L'|$400|easy|Repetitive literary device illustrated in 'Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers'|alliteration
19/12/2002|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL WORDS & PHRASES|$800|hard|To go out & celebrate boisterously, particularly by hitting bars & other nightspots|to paint the town red
13/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WELL, IT'S NOT SHAKESPEARE|$1600|hard|It's the last name of German dramatist Bertolt, who lived in the U.S. from 1941 to 1947|Brecht
17/10/1989|Jeopardy!|FASHION|$300|easy|These short pants were named for the fictitious author of W. Irving's 'History of New York'|knickerbockers
22/05/1990|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$100|easy|Marigold petals are sometimes added to chicken feed to insure that these will be bright yellow|Egg Yolks
01/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MANIA MANIA!|$800|hard|Don't 'flounder'; tell us about ichthyomania, a fascination with these|fish
07/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE EASTERN HEMISPHERE|$200|easy|This country's longest fjord, Sogne Fjord, extends 127 miles inland|Norway
03/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|POE|$400|easy|In this tale William Legrand & his servant Jupiter find a rare entomological specimen|The Gold Bug
06/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MASSACHUSETTS|$400|easy|This patriot's foundry made the State House dome watertight in 1802 by sheathing it with a thick layer of copper|Paul Revere
11/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$4000|hard|Pat Sajak could probably tell you more words start with this letter than any other|S
30/04/2003|Jeopardy!|READY FOR YOUR NUDE SCENE?|$200|easy|Leonardo DiCaprio will sketch you in the nude to emulate this 1997 film|Titanic
12/01/1996|Jeopardy!|DOWN TO RIO|$200|easy|With all of the festivities, the most exciting time to visit Rio is during this, their Mardi Gras|Carnaval
10/05/2004|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NICKNAMES|$800|hard|He was the 'Father of Texas', but the Indians called him 'Big Drunk'|Sam Houston
13/07/2009|Jeopardy!|THE STATE IT'S IN|$800|hard|The Koyukuk Valley, Gates of the Arctic National Park|Alaska
01/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GET SOME CULTURE|$1600|hard|Catch a recital by Emanuel Ax, who despite his last name doesn't play guitar but this|piano
12/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|Dee Snider band who sang 'We're Not Gonna Take It' to Caroline Meeber in a Dreiser novel|Twisted Sister Carrie
27/11/2009|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD SQUARES|$200|easy|Hey, lady!  In 1963, as Julius Kelp in 'The Nutty Professor', he played a square|Jerry Lewis
15/11/2000|Jeopardy!|SEE-ATTLE|$100|easy|Uh-oh!  This 14,410-foot mountain that looms over Seattle is actually an active volcano|Mount Rainier
12/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MIND YOUR BUSINESS|$500|medium|In 1952 Glen Bell was selling hot dogs & burgers; he then added these to the drive-in menu & the rest is history|tacos
10/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|'50'S TV|$200|easy|Occupation of Richard Diamond, Peter Gunn & Mike Hammer|private eyes (or private detectives)
07/04/1988|Double Jeopardy!|'COLOR'FUL ANSWERS|$200|easy|The Hardy-Rand-Rittler & Ishihara tests are to determine degrees of this|colorblindness
25/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A STOCKPILE|$2000|hard|People seem to go bananas over this company, CQB|Chiquita (Brands)
16/02/2001|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH ALPHA|$100|easy|In Greek an arithmos is one of these, whether it's even, odd, rational, etc.|Number
29/10/2010|Jeopardy!|READER'S DIGEST|$1000|hard|Clyde Griffiths gets Roberta pregnant, falls in love with rich girl Sondra, lets Roberta drown, is executed|An American Tragedy
24/09/2010|Jeopardy!|LANDSCAPE PAINTINGS|$1000|hard|Annibale Carracci has been called Europe's first landscapist in this type of art, valuing balance & clear form|classical
12/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINMENT NEWS|$400|easy|Unfortunately, too many 'Days of Thunder' split this celeb couple in February 2001|Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman
17/02/2000|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY MEDICINE|$100|easy|On Dec. 3, 1967, Dr. Christiaan Barnard performed the first successful human transplantation of this organ|Heart
26/05/2006|Jeopardy!|BABY YOU CAN MAKE MY CAR|$600|medium|Use 'Fusion' to gain 'Focus' & discover 'Five Hundred' reasons to drive this company's cars|Ford
25/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PRINCE|$5600|hard|The caravel was developed under the patronage of this man born in 1394|Prince Henry (the Navigator, of Portugal)
22/12/1998|Jeopardy!|THE U.S.|$300|easy|We 'beg' you to give us this name for the areas where you'd find Tallahassee, Florida & Amarillo, Texas|the Panhandle
28/09/1992|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$1100|hard|After Eutychus fell from a window to his death, he was restored to life by this apostle|Paul
29/11/2001|Jeopardy!|A,E,I,O,U|$600|medium|Also standing for a unit of energy, this is the most frequently used letter in printed material in English|E
19/06/2003|Jeopardy!|A PAIN IN THE 'R's|$400|easy|A lack of phosphate, vitamin D or calcium can cause this bone disease in children|rickets
16/10/1986|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'E'|$600|medium|Tradition says that King Solomon wrote this book of the Old Testament containing essays on life|Ecclesiastes
07/12/2000|Jeopardy!|TOOTHPASTE TALK|$500|medium|Sounds like just the brand to use in a Los Angeles art museum named for the CEO of Occidental Petroleum|Arm & Hammer (for Armand Hammer)
21/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BRITANNICA|$400|easy|This body is the final court of appeals in England|the House of Lords
26/06/2003|Jeopardy!|THE GREAT DEPRESSION|$600|medium|This 'holiday' declared March 6, 1933 came with a $10,000 fine or 10 years in jail for violators|bank holiday
15/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THREE OF A KIND|$800|hard|Shintoism, Zoroastrianism, Jainism|religions
30/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$1200|hard|The Bible-stashing Gideons took their name from the leader of a small but devout band of men in this book|Judges
18/05/2009|Final Jeopardy!|NO. 1 HITS OF THE 1970s|None|None|In 2008 doctors said that, aptly, this Bee Gees song provides an ideal beat to follow|Stayin' Alive
16/07/2007|Jeopardy!|MAPQUEST|$200|easy|To visit Sensoji Temple in this capital, cross Komagata Bridge, turn right & walk north on the Nakamise-Dori|Tokyo
25/01/2012|Jeopardy!|EUROP'A'|$1000|hard|The name of this resort town 20 miles southeast of Naples is often found between 'the' & 'coast'|the Amalfi Coast
21/11/2007|Jeopardy!|STATES & TERRITORIES OF AUSTRALIA|$800|hard|One of the 2 states named in honor of a woman|Victoria (or Queensland)
08/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$1000|hard|The earliest written record we have of any Indo-European language is from this empire of Asia Minor|Hittite
13/03/2000|Jeopardy!|OH WHAT A YEAR!|$300|easy|U.N. holds first session, Nuremberg trials held, Hirohito claims he is not divine|1946
02/11/2006|Jeopardy!|BEFORE THEY WERE FIRST LADIES|$200|easy|Her daughter Julie says this future first lady was offered a movie contract in the 1930s when she was a USC student|Mrs. Nixon
21/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC APPRECIATION|$400|easy|You could call Ronald Lo Presti's 'suite for 8' of these instruments a 'toot suite'|french horns
11/01/2006|Jeopardy!|TRUMAN CAPOTE|$200|easy|The collection 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' included the touching tale 'Memory' of this holiday|Christmas
12/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL DIARIES?|$1600|hard|1897: I'm totally bummed--I've been exiled to Siberia! But diary, I swear that in 1917, I'll lead the October Revolution|Lenin
09/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH OF THE EQUATOR|$1200|hard|Cornelius Houtman established Dutch trade from Java to this island off Africa, 4th-largest in the world|Madagascar
19/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE COUNTRY HE RULED|$400|easy|Macbeth: 1040 to 1057|Scotland
12/02/2001|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$100|easy|Spanish for 'few' or the '70s group that sang 'Crazy Love'|Poco
10/06/2005|Jeopardy!|ESPN'S GREATEST SPORTS RECORDS|$600|medium|No. 6: His 7 career no-hitters|Nolan Ryan
19/01/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL ABOUT 'U'|$800|hard|'Red, Red Wine' & 'Here I Am' are hit songs by this reggae-pop group|UB40
30/10/2006|Jeopardy!|ALSO A DEITY|$800|hard|Its atomic number is 80 & one of its uses is in barometers|mercury
03/06/2004|Jeopardy!|EDUCATION|$800|hard|Restored to its original look, the USA's first public one of these opened in St. Louis in 1873|a kindergarten
26/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE SERPENT'S EGG|$800|hard|A python doesn't need to see or smell its prey; the pit organs in its head detect this given off by its victims|body heat
02/04/1998|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$400|easy|One of America's oldest churches, the Mission of San Miguel in this city, was erected around 1610|Santa Fe
08/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD UNIVERSITIES|$400|easy|This part of the University of Paris was founded by & named for a French theologian in 1253|the Sorbonne
07/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE DINING ROOM|$200|easy|French for 'sherbet', it's often served as a palate refresher between courses|Sorbet
18/01/2000|Jeopardy!|ROCK MY WORLD|$500|medium|James Henrik Sundquist emerged from Sweden in 1994 claiming to be the son of this rock star|Jimi Hendrix
27/04/2000|Jeopardy!|BLONDE ON BLONDE|$400|easy|In the '80s Joan Rivers summed up this 'Moonlighting' star as 'Lucky, lucky, lucky, lucky'|Cybill Shepherd
08/11/1991|Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$200|easy|Kelp, the largest seaweed known, is a brown form of this primitive plant|algae
05/11/2010|Jeopardy!|2 OF THE 7|$400|easy|The Temple of Artemis & the Statue of Zeus|the Ancient Wonders of the World
28/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FISHY WORDS|$1200|hard|Ale maker in England sold to Coors in February 2002|Bass
09/07/2008|Jeopardy!|____OFF!|$800|hard|A cancellation from accountants as a loss|a write-off
03/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$1200|hard|His 'Ode on a Grecian Urn' includes the line 'Beauty is truth, truth beauty'|Keats
21/05/2009|Jeopardy!|THE WORLD AT WAR|$1200|hard|The first British recipient of the Victoria Cross, a sailor, received it for actions in the Baltic Sea during this war|the Crimean War
18/03/2009|Jeopardy!|WORLD MUSIC|$200|easy|Though this band's 2008 album is titled 'Viva la Vida', they're actually British|Coldplay
11/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS|$2000|hard|In 1989 this 'Lord of the Dance' set a record as the world's fastest tap dancer, with 28 taps per second|Michael Flatley
05/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$200|easy|His sister Fanny Mendelssohn wrote some of the songs attributed to him|Felix Mendelssohn
16/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS|$1200|hard|A vampire series by Kerrelyn Sparks is punningly titled 'Love at' this|Stake
14/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BANNED!|$1000|hard|This Daniel Defoe work about a lusty 17th century wench has often been banned from U.S. mails|Moll Flanders
31/03/2010|Jeopardy!|A TOMB WITH A VIEW|$1000|hard|This ancient wonder built for the ruler of Caria gave us the generic term for any large tomb|mausoleum
14/04/1997|Jeopardy!|GENEALOGY|$300|easy|This 1976 bestseller sparked interest in the subject, especially by African Americans|Roots
25/12/2007|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$800|hard|This Argentine city honors the tango many times, including the annual world championship in August|Buenos Aires
18/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OPENING ACTS|$1600|hard|On a 1967 tour, Jimi Hendrix was the opening act for this 'Prefab Four'--wonder what the parents thought|The Monkees
11/11/1987|Jeopardy!|GIRLS IN SONG|$200|easy|Two of four girls' names mentioned in titles of Elton John top 10 hits|Bennie, Jeannie, Lucy, and Nikita
19/04/2007|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL FLAGS|$1000|hard|Reminding us that he is a co-prince of the country, the staff & hat of the Bishop of Urgel grace this tiny country's flag|Andorra
30/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AFTER TRICK OR TREATING...|$400|easy|...collect money for this U.N. agency whose national day coincides with Halloween|UNICEF
18/11/2005|Jeopardy!|KISS MY GRITS!|$800|hard|This green pod, often a gumbo ingredient, is also called gumbo|okra
13/03/2006|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$200|easy|To rule over, or to shower upon|reign/rain
13/02/2001|Jeopardy!|SPEAKING ESPERANTO|$100|easy|Esperanto adverbs generally end in 'E'; these words, like bela for 'beautiful', in 'A'|Adjectives
19/12/2007|Jeopardy!|PARTS OF SPEECH|$1000|hard|I killed a man in Reno just to watch him die: in|preposition
29/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '50s|$800|hard|'You just can't imagine the thrill of shooting the curl', said this 1959 Sandra Dee character|Gidget
02/11/2005|Jeopardy!|TV D.O.A.|$1000|hard|Unfortunately, Nate wasn't just a co-owner of the Fisher & Diaz Funeral Home, he also was a client on this show|Six Feet Under
01/04/1991|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$200|easy|The name for this sea comes from the Latin for 'in the middle of land'|Mediterranean
02/05/1994|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$200|easy|Of the 3 basic states of matter, only this one, when unconfined, tends to expand indefinitely|gas
12/12/2011|Jeopardy!|NOT ACTUALLY A STATE CAPITAL|$200|easy|Witch hunting was more fashionable in this city 16 miles N.E. of Boston than in its West Coast counterpart|Salem
06/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$2000|hard|2 of the 3 member nations of the Triple Alliance at the beginning of World War I|Austria-Hungary & Germany (also Italy)
07/03/2008|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC CONSTRUCTIONS|$800|hard|Completed around 1650, the main building seen here was built to serve as one of these|a mausoleum
02/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MARK ANTONY|$400|easy|It was good to be Antony around 40 B.C., when he went to Athens & had himself declared this, as the 'New Dionysus'|a god
08/11/1988|Jeopardy!|CARDS & DICE|$100|easy|Number 4 on the dice or the number 3 Cartwright son|Little Joe
04/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC POTPOURRI|$400|easy|Invented in recent years, boobams are percussion instruments often made from this woody grass|Bamboo
12/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|16th CENTURY AMERICA|$1600|hard|The French established a settlement on this South Carolina island in 1562--tell it to the Marines!|Parris Island
13/04/2006|Jeopardy!|AN OCCUPATION, OR...|$400|easy|A mender of pots, kettles & pans, or a Cubs shortstop of yore|tinker
11/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOUSES OF WORSHIP|$1200|hard|The Episcopal Church at 193 Salem Street in Boston has been holding services continually since December 29, 1723|The Old North Church
22/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MIXED DRINKS|$1600|hard|What a tool: REVS RID CREW|screwdriver
07/09/1999|Jeopardy!|CANDY & GUM SLOGANS|$300|easy|'The Great American Chocolate Bar'|Hershey's
30/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|21st CENTURY QUOTATIONS|$800|hard|On the Aug. 6, 2003 'Tonight Show', he announced 'Say hasta la vista to Gray Davis'|Schwarzenegger
19/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' MIDDLE NAMES|$2000|hard|O. Henry's real middle name|Sidney
09/04/2001|Jeopardy!|STATE BORDERS|$400|easy|Alabama & Louisiana|Mississippi
24/09/2009|Jeopardy!|ROAD RELATED|$1000|hard|In an Eagles song, 'Life in' this title place will 'surely make you lose your mind'|the fast lane
04/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|U.S . GOVERNMENT|$200|easy|Life forms created in the laboratory can be registered with this Commerce Department office|Patent Office
19/03/1990|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$300|easy|This poet's first name was James; Langston was one of his middle names|Langston Hughes
26/10/1992|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$100|easy|His family became Christian, but this Viking explorer nicknamed 'the Red' remained a pagan|Erik the Red
20/01/1998|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMYS|$500|medium|(Hi, I'm Kirsten Dunst)  In 'Little Women' Amy is the youngest of 4 sisters with this last name|March
29/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|A PRAIRIE PRIMER|$400|easy|Seen here alone, this animal is often found in coteries & colonies|a prairie dog
11/03/2010|Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S GROUPS|$400|easy|In the 1980s this organization created the Daisies for young ladies 5 years old or in kindergarten|the Girl Scouts
14/07/2006|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PLAYS|None|None|This play that is quite concerned with the English language was, oddly enough, first performed in German in 1913|Pygmalion
05/10/2000|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S 'UP'?|$500|medium|Often done to trees, it's also done to people who are removed from their native land|to uproot
14/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL ROLES|$400|easy|In 2006, Forest Whitaker played this man who led a coup in Uganda in 1971|Idi Amin
06/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'Q'|$800|hard|To drink heartily (5)|quaff
08/09/1989|Jeopardy!|HERE'S 'JOHNNY'|$500|medium|Because of its rapid rate of growth, the European pansy is also known by this name|Johnny Jump-Up
04/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE ME TO YOUR LEADER|$2000|hard|Europe: Prime Minister Guy Verhofstadt|Belgium
08/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT ANIMALS|$400|easy|The boto, also known as the Amazon dolphin or porpoise, is native to this continent|South America
04/05/2004|Jeopardy!|BIBLE BASICS|$1000|hard|One popular version of the Bible is the one completed in 1611 & named after this English king|James
06/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|TRAINS|$600|medium|1 of 2 films, made some 30 years apart by Buster Keaton & Walt Disney, about Civil War's Andrews Raid|The General (or The Great Locomotive Chase)
05/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DICTATORS BY BIRTHPLACE|$400|easy|April 28, 1937: Tikrit, Iraq|Saddam Hussein
26/01/2005|Jeopardy!|PARTYING LIKE IT WAS 1999|$800|hard|On Feb. 7, 1999, Abdullah II became king of this Arab nation, bounded on the west by Israel|Jordan
24/09/2010|Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED EGG WORDS|$600|medium|I DELVED|deviled
19/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|'X', 'Y', 'Z'|$600|medium|The malamute was so important in this Canadian territory's history that it's on the territorial flag|Yukon Territory
01/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|In November 2009 science news, a NASA probe found water here, & not a little bit, either|the Moon
24/03/2003|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$400|easy|It's OK to kiss under this parasitic plant; just don't eat the berries -- that could be the kiss of death|mistletoe
21/05/2003|Jeopardy!|SPEAKERS OF THE HOUSE|$200|easy|In 1997 he became the first House speaker to be formally reprimanded; he was fined $300,000|Newt Gingrich
08/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD UNIVERSITIES|$1200|hard|One of this nation's largest private universities is the University of the East on Luzon|the Philippines
23/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$200|easy|Milton's 'Paradise Lost' is based on this book of the Bible|Genesis
07/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WE LEARNED IT FROM SHAKESPEARE|$1000|hard|It's not polite to murder your guest, & it might turn your wife into a sleepwalker, like this 'Lady'|Lady Macbeth
09/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CHRISTIAN ROCK|$800|hard|Mark Farner of this rockin' 'railroad' has released numerous solo Christian rock albums|Grand Funk Railroad
17/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE NORTHERNMOST NATIONAL CAPITAL|$1200|hard|Hanoi, Pyongyang, Seoul|Pyongyang
11/07/2007|Jeopardy!|THE 'WASH' ROOM|$1000|hard|Adventurous swordsman|a swashbuckler
06/05/2004|Jeopardy!|OUR FLAG|$400|easy|It's the total number of red stripes on the American flag|7
11/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$400|easy|As opposed to the muscular or skeletal system, the heart, blood & blood vessels are parts of this system|the circulatory system
26/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE WIZARD OF ODDS|$1600|hard|The odds to win this lottery game played in 29 states are 1 in 146 million but in 2006, an Iowa couple won $200.8 mil. that way|Powerball
22/01/2010|Jeopardy!|POP QUIZ|$200|easy|This soda was introduced in 1886 & patented in 1887|Coca-Cola
29/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$200|easy|Won medals for helping British in South Africa but his opposition drove them from India|Mahatma Gandhi
16/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FROM Z TO A|$500|medium|It comes between epsilon & eta or, pronounced differently, between Catherine & Jones|Zeta
16/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AN ABBREVIATED CATEGORY|$400|easy|Important to broadcasters: the FCC|the Federal Communications Commission
05/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$600|medium|Signed in 1912, the Treaty of Fez established this African country as a French protectorate|Morocco
30/12/2009|Jeopardy!|SOAP BOX DERBY|$800|hard|This soap has been keeping you 'fresh round the clock' since 1940|Dial
16/01/1998|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$300|easy|Cindy Birdsong sang with Patti LaBelle's Blue Belles before joining this Motown trio in 1967|The Supremes
08/12/1989|Jeopardy!|ONLY NO. 2|$300|easy|While Elvis has the most charted singles, this 'Soul Brother No. 1' is No. 2|James Brown
08/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MATHEM-ATTACK!|$800|hard|You should answer this one automatically: It's the property that says a = a|reflexive
27/10/1989|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$200|easy|In 1816 this city replaced Chillicothe as capital of Ohio|Columbus
12/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE JEFFERSON ADMINISTRATION|$800|hard|In 1807, after a trip up the Hudson, he wrote, 'The power of propelling boats by steam is now fully proved'|(Robert) Fulton
24/02/2006|Jeopardy!|T3: RISE OF THE CONSONANTS|$200|easy|Uncle Joe is movin' kind of slow at the junction, as he's wearing this full, ruffled underskirt|a petticoat
22/10/2009|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. SCIENCE CITIES|None|None|This California city has the honor of being the only one in the U.S. to have an element named for it|Berkeley
18/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LEGENDARY HOTTIES|$400|easy|The name of Agni, the Hindi fire god, gave us this word meaning 'to start a fire'|Ignite/ignition
12/03/2004|Final Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|None|None|The current medals for the Summer Olympics feature this goddess on them|Nike
26/03/2010|Jeopardy!|LOGOS|$800|hard|This brand of luggage & handbags uses the simian logo seen here; some purses come with Furry Monkey key chains|Kipling
06/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE FRENCH|$2000|hard|From the French for 'caper', it's a curved furniture leg that often tapers to a paw|cabriole
15/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SALT|$400|easy|This element, symbol I, is added to table salt as a dietary supplement|iodine
06/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MEL GIBSON|$800|hard|An ABC telecast of this animated film had a scene in which Mel, as John Smith, & Judy Kuhn sang a duet|Pocahontas
08/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|1845|$1200|hard|Over 300' long, the Great Britain set sail as the first large oceangoing ship with a hull made of this|iron
22/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'FAB' FIVE|$200|easy|The sixth Pacific storm system of the year 2000 shared its name with this long-maned Italian male model|Fabio
15/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'N' GAME|$400|easy|An aerie is an eagle's one of these|a nest
22/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|IF THEY MARRIED....|$600|medium|If 'Cider House Rules' actress Theron married Karl Marx' cohort Friedrich, she'd have this name, like a '70s TV show|Charlize Engels
24/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ON YOUR INDONESIA|$800|hard|Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, is on this island|Java
11/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS JOURNAL|$800|hard|Shortly after writing 'Catriona', a sequel to 'Kidnapped', he died on the island of Samoa|Robert Louis Stevenson
02/06/1998|Jeopardy!|ODD WORDS|$100|easy|People were 'aurified' by King Midas; he turned them into this|Gold
22/09/2011|Jeopardy!|STRAIT AHEAD|$800|hard|The scene of a WWII battle, the 3/4-mile-wide Johor Strait separates this island city-state from Malaysia|Singapore
11/06/1999|Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$100|easy|Much of this Longfellow poem takes place 'by the shores of Gitche Gumee, by the shining big-sea-water'|Hiawatha
28/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WESTERNS|$2000|hard|Kevin Costner played this lawman in 1994, less than a year after Kurt Russell|Wyatt Earp
11/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CATCHING SOME 'Z's|$2000|hard|This defendant in a famous U.S. freedom of the press trial was born in Germany in 1697|Zenger
19/03/2007|Jeopardy!|LOOK OUT BELOW!|$600|medium|In vocal music, it's the range directly below mezzo-soprano|contralto
17/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SHE INVENTED WHAT?|$1600|hard|Police officers salute Stephanie Kwolek for inventing this vest material that's 5 times stronger than steel|kevlar
27/06/2001|Jeopardy!|WORLD LIT|$100|easy|In 'Blessed By Thunder', Flor Fernandez Barrios describes growing up in this country during Castro's revolution|Cuba
25/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MATH|$1200|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew shows the mathematical equation (1+2) + 3 = 1 + (2+3) on a monitor.) The grouping of terms is irrelevant according to this property of addition as well as multiplucation|associative
03/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S IN AN ARTIST'S NAME?|$1600|hard|This very short artist was known by a shortened version of his long last name, which actually ended with -monfa|[Henri de] Toulouse-Lautrec
05/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$400|easy|'Reconstruction' was the 13-year period following this|the Civil War
08/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PEN NAMES|$400|easy|Dublin-born playwright John Casey changed his name to this, which sounds more Irish|Sean O' Casey
15/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. COINS|$1200|hard|This state's quarter features a cactus, with the Grand Canyon in the background|Arizona
21/11/2008|Jeopardy!|GOOD APPLICATION ESSAY WORDS|$200|easy|Say that you're this, but not that you're this overzealous type of beaver|eager
01/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT MUSICAL|$600|medium|ESP fantasy in which Daisy Gamble relives previous existences|On a Clear Day You Can See Forever
24/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CRAC|$600|medium|You can sign off with TTFN, this 'for now'|Ta Ta
03/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'N' THE DICTIONARY|$400|easy|Bedtime headgear, or a bedtime beverage|Nightcap
28/09/2004|Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$1000|hard|Not to be confused with The Doves or Vines, this Swedish band had a hit with 'Hate To Say I Told You So'|The Hives
23/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES BUSINESS|$200|easy|The N.Y. Times questioned where the $123 billion the Federal Reserve loaned to this insurer actually went|A.I.G.
26/07/2010|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THE MANE|$800|hard|If we had a time machine we'd go back to 1999 & ask this 'Felicity' star not to cut that hair|Keri Russell
25/04/2003|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$400|easy|Islands in this gulf include Bahrain, Kharg & Bubiyan|Persian Gulf
22/05/1997|Jeopardy!|ADJECTIVES|$500|medium|Something Mauritanian comes from Mauritania & something Mauritian is from this island country|Mauritius
23/03/1990|Jeopardy!|THE ROARING '20S|$200|easy|H.L. Mencken said his chief feat 'was to sleep more than any other president'|Calvin Coolidge
25/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISHMEN|$400|easy|John Dunstable was a 15th century composer; John Constable was a 19th century one of these|painter/artist
30/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TV MISGUIDED|$400|easy|Bobby didn't die... he's in my shower!  Pam realized the previous year was only a dream on this series|Dallas
22/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|PENNSYLVANIA|$800|hard|These 2 rivers form the Ohio River in western Pennsylvania|Allegheny & Monongahela
25/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS & THEIR WORKS|$200|easy|According to the title of Flannery O'Connor's first book pf short stories, this kind of 'man is hard to find'|A good man
14/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN FIRSTS|$600|medium|(Hi, I'm Peter Krause)  The 1st live game on this network that's like mine on 'Sports Night' was the Bourbons vs. the Schlitzes in softball|ESPN
27/04/2000|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL WORDS & PHRASES|$300|easy|Correct me if I'm wrong, but it's a common term for typewriter correction fluid|White out
15/07/2003|Jeopardy!|HE DID IT!|$200|easy|Brewed up a 1954 marriage to Marilyn Monroe & several TV coffee ads|Joe DiMaggio
13/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BIG OLD ISLANDS|$600|medium|The westernmost of Indonesia's Sunda Islands, it also starts with 'Su'|Sumatra
10/06/2002|Jeopardy!|TUBES|$400|easy|If a surfer rides the tube in London, he's on this|the subway
18/10/2010|Jeopardy!|I GIVE YOU AN 'NCH'|$200|easy|This character lived just north of Who-ville & hated roast beast (for a while)|the Grinch
06/09/1999|Jeopardy!|CEREALS|$300|easy|This variety of cereal seen here also comes in a spoon-size version|Shredded wheat
18/12/2009|Jeopardy!|THE FOOD & DRINK MAP|$800|hard|____ king crab, also called Japanese king crab|Alaskan
19/04/1990|Jeopardy!|FASHION DESIGNERS|$200|easy|Geoffrey Beene designed the gown that Lynda Bird Johnson wore for this Dec. 9, 1967 event|her wedding
29/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL WORDS & PHRASES|$200|easy|This term for a male horse at stud also refers to a virile man|Stallion
06/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NOVELS|$2000|hard|In a 2002 novel this author of the 'North and South' trilogy told the history of 'Charleston'|(John) Jakes
12/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PRINCESS|$3000|hard|This 'flowery' J.M. Barrie princess was called 'the most beautiful of the dusky Dianas'|Tiger Lily
09/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$2000|hard|This highest Australian peak was named for a Polish patriot who aided America during the Revolutionary War|Kosciusko
23/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MIXED GREENS|$1200|hard|A pungent green:  aura lug|arugula/aura lug
20/06/2008|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE A GAME SHOW HOST|$800|hard|Newlyweds know that he wobbled as coach of the Jets in Super Bowl III but didn't fall down|Weeb Ewbank
30/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE FOUR SEASONS|$400|easy|The concerto for this season depicts peasants celebrating the harvest|Fall
10/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LOOK WHO'S TALKING|$400|easy|Margaret has big questions for the big guy in this Judy Blume favorite|Are You There God?  It's Me, Margaret
10/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HOME RUN SLUGGERS|$2000|hard|On July 15, 2005 this Oriole became just the fourth player to reach 3,000 hits & 500 home runs in a career|(Rafael) Palmeiro
25/09/1998|Jeopardy!|1930S SCIENCE|$500|medium|The antielectron predicted by Paul Dirac in 1930 was found by Carl Anderson in 1932 & named this|Positron
28/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DOCUMENTARIES|$1200|hard|This actor narrated 'March of the Penguins'|Morgan Freeman
05/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE YOUR MEDICINE|$1600|hard|Grape Splash & Bubble Gum Yum are flavors of 'Children's' this, which Mom might alternate with Motrin|Tylenol
30/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|IN HAVANA|$1200|hard|Havana sites associated with him include Hotel Ambos Mundos (where he wrote) & La Bodeguita (where he drank)|Ernest Hemingway
23/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH AUTHORS|$800|hard|As a youth, this 'War of the Worlds' author studied biology under the great scientist Thomas H. Huxley|H.G. Wells
02/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NORTH AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|In 1970, while this country was still a British dependency, Belmopan became its capital|Belize
20/12/2010|Jeopardy!|A VISIT TO AUSTRALIA|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew holds a boomerang at the Australian Museum.)  Boomerangs often feature designs that reflect aboriginal culture & history; on the one I'm holding, the warriors, body of water & ship represent this man's landing at Botany Bay|Captain Cook
07/02/1997|Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT RIVERS|$100|easy|To rafters, rapids are known by this 2-word term|White water
09/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TARZAN'S BOOK REVIEWS|$800|hard|Poems.  This 1855 collection.  First edition include 'I Sing The Body Electric'.  Tarzan note simple, natural style|Leaves of Grass
13/05/2009|Jeopardy!|THE WORLD COMES TO YOU|$600|medium|Ommmmmmm... This Tibetan city is known as the 'Forbidden City'|Lhasa
25/01/2006|Jeopardy!|BOOZE|$400|easy|Rhyming name of the classic tropical cocktail of rum, curacao & lime juice|a mai tai
03/07/2001|Jeopardy!|YOUTHFUL NAMES|$100|easy|He hit a record 60 home runs in 1927|Babe Ruth
27/11/1996|Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHIES|$200|easy|This actor-director is the subject of David Thomson's biography 'Rosebud'|Orson Welles
27/05/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC SHIPS|$500|medium|In an 1872 race between these fast sailing ships, the Thermopylae beat the Cutty Sark|Clipper ships
18/09/1986|Jeopardy!|BEST SELLERS|$100|easy|Edna Ferber's giant best seller of 1952|Giant
12/05/2004|Jeopardy!|CABLE TALK|$600|medium|His 'Wall Street' series airs on Fridays on CNBC & then repeats on numerous PBS stations on the weekend|Louis Rukeyser
08/10/2002|Final Jeopardy!|1896|None|None|This venture was financed by the sale of souvenir stamps & medals & a large donation from businessman Georgios Averoff|the Olympic Games (first of the modern era)
03/05/2001|Final Jeopardy!|CANADIAN CITIES|None|None|The name of this provincial capital means 'queen' in Latin|Regina, Saskatchewan
11/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CATCHING SOME 'Z's|$1200|hard|In the Bible, the father of  the Apostles James & John|Zebedee
05/03/2010|Jeopardy!|'OID' VEY|$1000|hard|Because it carries 2 sets of chromosomes, a zygote is this type of cell|diploid
04/06/1997|Jeopardy!|ON 'MY' TV|$100|easy|Mike, Robbie & Chip to Steve Douglas|My Three Sons
14/09/1998|Jeopardy!|IT'S A BREEZE|$300|easy|Kona winds from the southwest can bring bad weather to this state|Hawaii
25/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|KEVIN-SENT|$1200|hard|In 2007 this Timberwolves superstar was traded to the Boston Celtics|Kevin Garnett
27/06/2008|Jeopardy!|SINGERS' SIGNATURE SONGS|$1000|hard|'Day-O' (The Banana Boat Song)|Harry Belafonte
29/09/2009|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS EN ESPAÑOL|$600|medium|El puerco|a pig
04/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS TROJANS|$1200|hard|Seen here is Achilles slaying Penthesilea, queen of these warriors who fought for the Trojans|the Amazons
01/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DAN|$1200|hard|The 'Dan' in former Vice President Quayle's name was short for this middle name|Danforth
09/10/2003|Jeopardy!|'STREET's|$800|hard|In 'O Little Town of Bethlehem', it's where 'the everlasting light' shineth|in thy dark street
30/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|HISPANIC AMERICA|$1000|hard|In 1983 he was elected Denver's mayor at age 36; currently he's Secretary of Transportation|(Federico) Peña
29/11/2010|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY NICKNAMES|$200|easy|It's 'America's Hat'|Canada
22/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COTTON, THE ACT|$1200|hard|The purpose of spinning is to turn sliver, a loose rope, into this strand of twised thread|yarn
29/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|12-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|This state led the U.S. in the production of iron & steel for more than a century|Pennsylvania
31/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1616 Dutch explorer Willem Schouten rounded this cape that he named for his home town|Cape Horn
02/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$200|easy|In 1870 visitors to this city had fun strolling the first boardwalk in the U.S.|Atlantic City
30/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PENNSYLVANIA DREAMIN'|$2000|hard|This city with a hyphenated name was named for 2 British politicians who defended the American colonies in parliament|Wilkes-Barre
11/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$2300|hard|'He that has many of these' finds that some of them will cool|irons in the fire
12/01/1990|Jeopardy!|TV BLONDES|$500|medium|She's gone from Partridge to prosecutor|Susan Dey
21/05/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$500|medium|Cimarron County in this state touches 4 other states|Oklahoma (Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico & Texas)
31/05/2005|Jeopardy!|'ALLO, GOVERNOR!|$600|medium|Beauford Jester, John B. Connally, Jr.|Texas
07/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SPY VS. SPY|$400|easy|This spy was executed at what's now 66th & 3rd in New York City|Nathan Hale
11/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$200|easy|His 1975 campaign autobiography was titled 'Why Not The Best'|Jimmy Carter
17/01/2007|Jeopardy!|MANNA FEST|$400|easy|Manna was gathered every day of the week except this day|the Sabbath (Saturday)
14/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH REVOLUTION|$5600|hard|The Jacobins used the assassination of this editor of L'ami du Peuple as an excuse to begin the Reign of Terror|(Jean-Paul) Marat
30/10/2008|Jeopardy!|HALLOWEEN: TRICK OR TREAT|$400|easy|(I'm astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson.)  It was a treat for us all on Halloween 2006 when NASA decided to go ahead & repair this & give it new instruments to probe the depths of the universe|the Hubble Telescope
31/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PAINTED LADIES|$1600|hard|The painting seen here depicts the wife of this Scottish folk hero in 'The Conflict at the Pass of Loch Ard'|Rob Roy
13/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYBODY HATES CHRIS|$1600|hard|William Talman, a country house architect of the late 1600s, was bitterly jealous of this genius|Christopher Wren
24/06/1998|Jeopardy!|'F' WORDS|$400|easy|To struggle helplessly, like a certain flatfish|Flounder
20/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHOR!  ARTHUR!|$1600|hard|Born in 1854, he has been described as 'the precocious boy-poet of French symbolism'|(Arthur) Rimbaud
25/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN LAKES|$4000|hard|Lake Shepard in this West African nation's Maryland County is unusual in that is is part freshwater, part salt water|Liberia
07/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$400|easy|In 1823 he declared that the Americas were no longer 'subjects for future colonization' by European powers|James Monroe
11/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKE YOUR BOOTY|$200|easy|This pirate whose name means 'red beard' paid the sultan of Tunisia 1/5 of his booty to use Tunis as his headquarters|Barbarossa
23/04/1998|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$300|easy|From 1977 to 1981, this NHL city's Blues played their home games in the Checkerdome|St. Louis
12/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WORD PLAY|$1000|hard|Alphabetically, the aardvark is the first animal listed in the American Heritage Dictionary; this mammal is second|aardwolf
01/11/2007|Jeopardy!|DOCTORIN'|$200|easy|Suspect Rocky Mountain fever even in patients from the Carolinas, as it's an area with lots of these critters|ticks
02/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY BEFORE & AFTER|$1600|hard|Satire in which Lemuel visits Lilliput with Steinbeck's poodle|Gulliver's Travels with Charley
22/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'D'|$400|easy|Crazy, like a certain cartoon duck (5)|daffy
28/05/1992|Jeopardy!|SPORTS FIGURES|$300|easy|In 1982, 1985 & 1990, this 49ers quarterback won the Super Bowl's MVP award|Joe Montana
16/06/2009|Jeopardy!|HE WAS PRESIDENT WHEN...|$400|easy|The U.S. celebrated its bicentennial|Gerald Ford
25/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$1000|hard|This 'recluse' of Amiens gained fame by preaching for the necessity of a crusade to get back the Holy Land|Peter the Hermit
15/05/2007|Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS MATTERS|$800|hard|In 1644 his 'History of the Reformation in Scotland' was published posthumously|John Knox
27/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WORKING ON THE RAILROAD|$600|medium|It's a firebox feeder, an apprentice to the engineer, or a famous Bram|Stoker
22/09/1997|Jeopardy!|BREAKING UP IS HARD TO DO|$500|medium|Ancient supercontinent that many believe broke up, creating Laurasia & Gondwanaland|Pangaea
24/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS|$1200|hard|This word often used as a toast comes from the Old Norse for 'drinking vessel'|Skål
22/10/1999|Jeopardy!|EVERYBODY LOVES RAY|$400|easy|'Write if you get work' was Ray Goulding's catchphrase as half of this duo|Bob and Ray
26/05/2000|Jeopardy!|TALL TALK|$300|easy|At 7'4'' this wrestler whose last name was Roussimoff brought many an opponent to his knees|Andre the Giant
05/10/2010|Jeopardy!|RUN|$600|medium|He first ran for the Senate in the 1970s & has become Utah's longest-serving senator|(Orrin) Hatch
17/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN MOONS OF URANUS|$400|easy|Goneril & Regan's sister orbiting Uranus|Cordelia
14/02/2006|Jeopardy!|GRAB BAG|$1000|hard|ancestry.com is one of the better-known websites for people interested in this 9-letter hobby|genealogy
26/03/2003|Jeopardy!|ULTRA-LOUNGE|$1000|hard|Sip a cocktail & listen to this co-star of TV's 'Emergency!' on the 'Bottoms Up!' CD|Julie London
15/05/2006|Final Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|None|None|The name of this monster is from the Greek for 'she-goat'|the Chimera
17/03/2006|Jeopardy!|& THANKS FOR ALL THE FISH|$2000|hard|The name of this type of fish seen here also means an elevated position|a perch
23/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTSMEN|$1600|hard|In January 2004 this South African golfer known as the 'Big Easy' won the Sony Open for the second year in a row|Ernie Els
19/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$600|medium|Kwashiorkor, meaning 'Deposed from the breast', is a deficiency disease treated with the dried type of this|milk
14/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NERDVANA|$1200|hard|Readyboost is a new feature that lets a flash drive become RAM for your computer on this Windows operating system|Windows Vista
22/05/2006|Jeopardy!|____ & ____|$600|medium|The basic aspects of a subject or task are this hardware fastening pair|nuts & bolts
27/10/1998|Jeopardy!|CLOWNING AROUND|$300|easy|Tonio, a misshapen clown, delivers the prologue in this Leoncavallo opera|I Pagliacci
14/09/2004|Jeopardy!|A PROVERBIAL MESS|$800|hard|Once twice shy bitten|once bitten twice shy
30/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|CONDUCTORS|$400|easy|This Bombay-born maestro is the son of violinist Mehli Mehta|Zubin Mehta
13/12/2001|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$200|easy|Created from the earth, this man's name in Hebrew means 'red earth'|Adam
17/10/2001|Jeopardy!|POP STARS A.K.A.|$300|easy|Folk rocker Robert Zimmerman|Bob Dylan
07/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HOW ABOUT A COCKTAIL?|$400|easy|A 7 & 7 combines Seagram's 7 Crown whiskey with this|7 Up
21/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THIS OLD HOUSE|$400|easy|(I'm Kevin O'Connor, host of This Old House.)  I got the host gig after writing 'Ask This Old House' looking for help removing this pasted-on stuff|wallpaper
08/03/1999|Jeopardy!|LITTLE HOUSE|$200|easy|This term refers to the dwellings of farm workers under the feudal system; Anne Hathaway's is in Shottery|Cottage
23/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T BE A PAIN|$800|hard|To control pain, some patients try this technique in which they monitor their body functions & try to alter them|biofeedback
11/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|11-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew holds a small pyramid.) From the Greek for 'four faces', it's a solid like the one seen here|a tetrahedron
11/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF BEN FRANKLIN|$800|hard|At the age of 70 in 1776 I was one of 3 Congressional Commissioners to this nation|France
29/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SMART ANSWERS|$1600|hard|A gem with this cut resembles 2 truncated pyramids set base to base|brilliant
09/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH FILM REMAKES|$800|hard|In this 'colorful' 1984 remake of 'Pardon mon affaire', Gene has a wilder time than Jean Rochefort did|The Woman in Red
19/01/1993|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$1000|hard|The reason George Mallory gave when asked 'Why do you want to climb Mt. Everest?'|'Because it's there'
09/02/2000|Jeopardy!|LITERARY HEROINES|$300|easy|Countess Olenska is the not-so-innocent heroine of this Edith Wharton novel|The Age of Innocence
23/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'WORD' PLAY|$800|hard|A concluding section or statement at the end of a book that's separate from the main text|the afterword
25/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DRUM SONG|$600|medium|'Rumours' have it this band that sang 'Go Your Own Way' was named for its drummer|Fleetwood Mac
03/05/2011|Jeopardy!|FLAGS OF THE WORLD|$200|easy|Like Turkey's flag, Tunisia's flag bears these 2 celestial symbols of Islam|a star & a crescent
04/06/2003|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$200|easy|Title time for a 'Night's Dream' (9)|Midsummer
08/11/1999|Jeopardy!|BANDS OF THE '90s|$400|easy|This punky band brought some color to the charts in 1995 with 'When I Come Around'|Green Day
09/03/2010|Jeopardy!|ALSO AN AIRLINE|$1000|hard|Cobalt plane|JetBlue
31/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$200|easy|Hiram Bingham, who discovered this civilization's city of Machu Picchu, was gov. of Connecticut for 1 day|Inca
08/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NEXT LINE, PLEASE|$1500|hard|(VIDEO Daily Double):  'Look out for me a little bit, you shoulda taken care of me just a little bit so I wouldn't have to take them dives for the short end money;  I had some bets down for you, you saw some money; You know then, I coulda had class...'|I coulda been a contender!
09/06/1997|Jeopardy!|THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR|$500|medium|This Providence university is named for a son of a merchant famliy that made a profit in supplies & shipping|Brown
03/07/2001|Jeopardy!|HOW COME?|$300|easy|Come to the park in your sulky to participate in this type of racing, seen here|Harness racing
26/04/2010|Jeopardy!|OFF THE ____|$800|hard|'Off' this can mean exceedingly cool, or emitting an annoying noise --hang up already!|the hook
10/07/2003|Jeopardy!|SHE MARRIED A ROCKER|$200|easy|This model spent most of the '90s married to Mick Jagger|Jerry Hall
20/05/1999|Jeopardy!|JUST CHUTE ME|$500|medium|In the 1490s he sketched out the chute seen here|Leonardo da Vinci
16/04/1999|Jeopardy!|COSMOPOLITAN|$400|easy|This country's northern border touches China, Bhutan & Nepal|India
18/11/2009|Jeopardy!|COMPANY CARS|$400|easy|Some say this company's CC is as fast as a Rabbit|Volkswagen
17/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'SCOPE' IT OUT|$800|hard|Among the world's largest of these are the twin 400-inch ones on Mauna Kea in Hawaii|telescopes
20/04/2000|Jeopardy!|DIRIGIBLES, BLIMPS & ZEPPELINS|$400|easy|Of the Bucs, Broncos or Bills, the one whose NFL stadium you'll never see the Fujifilm blimp fly over|Broncos (that blimp has an altitude limit of 5000 feet)
28/10/1999|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|None|None|This capital's name is from the Greek for 'Three Towns'|Tripoli, Libya
03/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO|$800|hard|It's the winding tourist attraction seen here|Lombard Street
12/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH HISTORY|$400|easy|Joan of Arc became the maid of this city when she led French troops to victory there in May 1429|Orleans
27/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|1798|$600|medium|He captured Alexandria in 1798 & held it until 1801|Napoleon
03/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LIFE IN DES MOINES|$800|hard|A bar, opened in 2005, that re-creates an old-time tavern atmosphere is named for this Miller beer|High Life
22/02/2010|Jeopardy!|U.S. COMMEMORATIVE COINS|$2000|hard|1992 commemorative coins honored the quincentennial of his greatest achievement|Christopher Columbus
03/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BODY BASICS|$1600|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows an anatomical diagram on the monitor.)  The Adam's apple, which is larger in men than in women, is a protuberance of the thyroid cartilage that supports this passageway, sometimes called the voice box|the larynx
25/11/2004|Jeopardy!|A DATE WITH HISTORY|$1000|hard|John Marshall handed down the decision in this landmark case Feb. 24, 1803|Marbury v. Madison
20/03/2007|Jeopardy!|FORESTS|$1500|hard|Today consisting mostly of pine plantations, it lies between Nottingham & Worksop|Sherwood Forest
03/12/1984|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|Foie gras in France of chopped liver at Aunt Esthers'|pâté
17/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|This second-largest island has an area of about 306,000 square miles & is shaped like a huge bird|New Guinea
28/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PLANTS|$400|easy|The red 'flowers' of this Christmas plant aren't flowers at all, but special leaves called bracts|poinsettia
20/07/2009|Jeopardy!|'HOT' STUFF|$600|medium|Flapjacks, come & get 'em under this name!|hotcakes
06/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CAN'T GET ENOUGH BROADWAY|$1200|hard|In 2009 Jeremy Irons trod the boards in a play named for this '-ism'--we hope it makes a lot of Monet|Impressionism
13/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|1890s TECHNOLOGY|$1000|hard|Edward Acheson failed when he tried to form these, but he did create carborundum|Diamonds
21/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE ROCKS|$1200|hard|This 7-letter process has allowed for the little rocks to seek refuge in the crevices of the larger one|erosion
23/09/2002|Jeopardy!|SPANISH CLASS|$600|medium|This color is azul|blue
18/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YOUR NUMBER'S UP|$800|hard|Number of stars on the U.S. flag for the longest period of time|48
23/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ONCE THEY WERE ANGELS|$600|medium|She's Midge Pinciotti on 'That '70s Show'|Tanya Roberts
15/12/2010|Jeopardy!|MALL-EDGE|$600|medium|Take a break from shopping & head to the food court for 'sbaghetti' from this franchise that started as a Brooklyn grocery|Sbarro's
26/12/2000|Final Jeopardy!|LEGENDARY HEROES|None|None|Hero whose son is seen here on a Swiss postage stamp|William Tell
06/06/1997|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$400|easy|The order Sirenia consists of 4 living species: the dugong & 3 species of this animal|the manatee
28/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PROPER ADJECTIVES|$200|easy|A word meaning 'proper' or 'kind', or when you knock on a bedroom door, 'dressed'|Decent
21/09/1984|Jeopardy!|'JACKS' OF ALL TRADES|$200|easy|Between him & his wife, they licked the platter clean|Jack Spratt
06/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE MEXICAN WAR|$1500|hard|This group's official hymn was reportedly written after the U.S. took Mexico City in 1847|Marines
19/11/2004|Jeopardy!|BEWITCHED|$200|easy|In a Grimm fairy tale, a witch entices this brother & sister into a gingerbread house|Hansel & Gretel
10/11/2004|Jeopardy!|'Y'? BECAUSE WE LIKE YOU!|$200|easy|An audible attempt to get someone's attention, or a chocolate drink endorsed by Yogi Berra|Yoo-hoo
02/06/1998|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER SCIENCE|$300|easy|You add this element to copper & zinc to get bronze|Tin
20/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT GREEK SALAD|$800|hard|The main source of fat in the diet of an ancient Greek was this oil|olive oil
26/04/1999|Jeopardy!|CAR MODELS|$100|easy|Regal, Riviera, LeSabre|Buick
19/09/2006|Jeopardy!|LET'S MAKE THIS|$600|medium|Here's the capper--those who make hats get this name from a city in Italy|milliner
30/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY ABBREV.|$2000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from Marine Corps base Quantico.)  Of the Marines' six war-fighting functions, this one--C2 for short--is a challenge for confused urban warfare being simulated here at Quantico|command & control
16/11/2005|Jeopardy!|COMPUTER GAMING|$1000|hard|This role-playing game out in 2004 returns to the 'World' of Azeroth, where heroes like Leeroy Jenkins do battle|World of Warcraft
09/09/1998|Jeopardy!|MYTHING PERSONS|$400|easy|Triton, a gigantic sea god, was the son of this supreme sea god of Greek myth|Poseidon
13/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CITIES|$2000|hard|They're the two rhyming names of the two cities indicated on the map|Minsk & Pinsk
16/01/2004|Jeopardy!|INVENTIVE MINDS|$600|medium|In 1931 Harold Edgerton synched a strobe light's flash to this device|camera
16/01/2008|Jeopardy!|GIVE AN 'NCH'|$1000|hard|It means to stop the flow of blood, especially from a wound|staunch
13/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS TITLES|$1600|hard|Bhai, sardar|Sikhism
14/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TV THEMES THAT HIT THE CHARTS|$400|easy|Everybody knew this show in the 1980s|Cheers
01/01/1997|Jeopardy!|THE KOREAN WAR|$400|easy|131 of these highest U.S. military awards for battlefield bravery were awarded in the Korean War|Congressional Medal of Honor
27/01/2005|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|When the Russians owned Alaska, they referred to this tall peak as Bolshaya Gora|Mt. McKinley
20/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OVERLAPS|$400|easy|Postal delivery guy whose sidekick is Sancho Panza|the mailman of La Mancha
14/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EINSTEIN & FRIENDS|$1600|hard|Al's pal Kurt Godel theorized that it was unfeasible to travel here, but maybe you could send a message|back in time
25/09/1995|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$600|medium|At the start of 'The Grapes of Wrath', this character, just released from prison, meets Jim Casy|Tom Joad
01/04/2005|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITAL IDEAS|$400|easy|It shares its name with a Massachusetts city famous for trials|Salem (Oregon)
23/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS ON AUTHORS|$2000|hard|Reviewing 'An Ideal Husband', G.B. Shaw said this fellow Irishman 'has the property of making his critics dull'|Oscar Wilde
13/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$1200|hard|Up to 88% of this green-skinned fruit's calories are fat|the avocado
16/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$1000|hard|Upset over the Senate's treatment of Anita Hill, this Illinoian ran for the U.S. Senate in 1992 & won|Carol Moseley Braun
19/01/1996|Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$500|medium|CP 1919, the first of these ever found, emits bursts of radiation every 1.337 seconds|Pulsar
16/03/2004|Jeopardy!|'E'PICS|$400|easy|In 1960 it was let my people go to this film in which Paul Newman helps establish the state of Israel|Exodus
31/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ROSE IS A ROSE|$200|easy|As a rule, rose stems should be cut above a group of 5 of these|leaves
27/10/2000|Jeopardy!|TOYS FOR BOYS|$500|medium|The Flavorizer Bar is a feature of this company's Genesis Platinum gas grill|Weber
12/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A BALTIC CRUISE|$400|easy|(In her very first clue on the show, Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from a street in Gdansk, Poland.)  I'm on the charming street in Gdansk that's named for this sainted woman, especially venerated in Poland|Mary
30/05/1997|Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$300|easy|Andrew, Robert, Gig|Young
06/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL WOMEN'S HALL OF FAME|$800|hard|Membership tripled after Wilma Mankiller became the 1st woman chief of this Native American nation|the Cherokee
09/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PRETTY PICTURES|$400|easy|The portrait of this artist's mother is really called 'Arrangement in Gray and Black No. 1'|(James) Whistler
22/02/1999|Jeopardy!|KISS ME, YOU FOOL!|$100|easy|In Charles Perrault's version of this classic fairy tale, a prince awakens a princess with a tender kiss|Sleeping Beauty
10/12/1986|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$300|easy|Wilfred, son of Cedric the Saxon, is the title character of this Sir Walter Scott novel|Ivanhoe
25/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|THE BAND IS REALLY COOKING|$800|hard|Killdozer fed us dessert with a cover version of this Don McLean hit|American Pie
05/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$200|easy|Born Giovanni Caboto, this Venetian did his exploring in the service of England|John Cabot
22/04/1986|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$400|easy|Laboratory culture dish named for the German bacteriologist who invented it|a Petri dish
02/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|SPACE-Y MUSIC|$400|easy|The late, great Queen vocalist Freddie ____|Mercury
18/11/1985|Jeopardy!|SMOKING|$500|medium|A cigarmaker by trade, he founded the American Federation of Labor (AFL)|Samuel Gompers
18/07/2006|Final Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|None|None|Last name of Sir Clifford, whose crippling war injuries make life difficult for his wife|Chatterley
10/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PITHY QUOTES|$400|easy|Scrooge's 2-word response to 'A merry Christmas, Uncle!'|Bah, Humbug
05/11/1991|Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$200|easy|A fracture in the earth along which the sides are displaced; the San Andreas is a dramatic example|a fault
11/02/2010|Jeopardy!|CAN I GET A WITNESS?|$600|medium|In olden law, compurgators were these witnesses who swore to faith in the accused, not to knowing the facts|character witnesses
24/06/1998|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$200|easy|It's the traditional meat for a gyro sandwich|Lamb
04/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'RITE'-ING|$1200|hard|From the Greek for 'decision', this plural means standards used for comparison|criteria
03/01/2003|Jeopardy!|AEROSMITH|$1000|hard|This 1987 hit says, 'She had the body of a Venus, Lord imagine my surprise'|Dude (Looks Like a Lady)
03/02/1998|Jeopardy!|BIERCE'S DEVIL'S DICTIONARY|$300|easy|Bierce defined this event as 'The first and direst of all disasters'; his occured on June 24, 1842|Birth
03/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|Movie based on an E.M. Forster novel in which Helena Bonham Carter & 007 vacation in Italy & fight Grace Jones|A Room With a View to a Kill
25/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$800|hard|In 1999 Ballet Pacifica premiered 'Moonlight', performed to a sonata by this composer|Ludwig van Beethoven
25/11/1996|Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELRY|$500|medium|Nephrite is the less prized of the 2 minerals that form this gemstone valued in Asia|Jade
24/04/2007|Jeopardy!|LET'S COMMUNICATE|$200|easy|The 2000 Census found it to be the principal foreign language in the U.S., with more than 28 million speakers|Spanish
29/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THIS MEANS 'WAR'|$1200|hard|Have some cherry pie & name this group|Warrant
27/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FRENCHMEN|$200|easy|While living in exile on the island of Guernsey, he published 'Les Miserables'|Victor Hugo
28/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BABIES|$200|easy|This game of hiding the face & reappearing helps babies define themselves as separate entities|Peek-a-boo
09/06/2006|Jeopardy!|SING SING|$600|medium|It was 'No mas, no mas' for this group after recording 'A View To A Kill'; they went on hiatus|Duran Duran
27/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$1200|hard|Population 11 million & home to the 'Gate of Heavenly Peace'|Beijing (Peking)
21/09/2001|Jeopardy!|THE 'LOW' DOWN|$200|easy|Nobody can deny, 'He's a jolly, good' one|fellow
18/09/2009|Jeopardy!|THE MUSEUM OF FLIGHT|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Museum of Flight in Seattle, WA.) This British company that only existed from 1912 to 1920 produced planes called the Baby, Strutter, Pup &, most famously, the Camel|Sopwith
21/09/2007|Jeopardy!|I SAT IN FOR REGIS|$600|medium|We're offering $600 if you know this ex-TV doc has subbed for Reg--'Deal or No Deal'?|Howie Mandel
07/03/2003|Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LESSON|$600|medium|Latin for 'thus', it would precede (& possibly follow) the paleontologist's motto 'Semper Tyrannosaurus'|sic
18/03/1997|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS|$100|easy|Shrinking or not, this flower symbolizes modesty|Violet
21/03/2000|Jeopardy!|WITH OR WITHOUT U|$100|easy|We heard stories that this Fleetwood Mac album held the No. 1 spot for 31 weeks|Rumors
18/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING AGAINST TYPE|$200|easy|She was merry poppin' out of her shirt in 'S.O.B.', a film directed by her husband|Julie Andrews
20/10/1997|Jeopardy!|DWELLINGS|$400|easy|Though born to wealth, William Henry Harrison used this humble dwelling as a campaign symbol|a log cabin (even though he wasn't born in one)
12/03/2008|Jeopardy!|OPENING LINES OF SHAKESPEARE|$1000|hard|A ship-master: 'Boatswain!'|The Tempest
08/10/1997|Jeopardy!|MEN BEHAVING BADLY|$300|easy|This public enemy No. 1 bragged that he had escaped from jail using a fake gun carved from wood|(John) Dillinger
14/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NERVOUS REX|$2000|hard|A Persian king of this name was killed by one of his own men after fleeing from Alexander the Great|Darius
17/05/2000|Jeopardy!|CHESS NUTS|$200|easy|The only chess move in which a player may move 2 of his own pieces at the same time|Castling
19/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|Gritty crime novelist who played the first officer on the original 'Star Trek' series|Elmore Leonard Nimoy
29/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPACE EXPLORATION|$1000|hard|In 1966 Venera 3 crash-landed on this planet, thus becoming the first space probe to physically touch another planet|Venus
08/02/2011|Jeopardy!|...FAME IS NOT|$600|medium|He led 'The News' to 3 No. 1 hits in the '80s & in 2010 played Johnny Revere on 'Hot in Cleveland'|Huey Lewis
15/07/2004|Jeopardy!|SPANISH CLASS|$200|easy|When writing a Spanish question, do this to a question mark & put it at the start of the sentence|invert it
26/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S 'UP'?|$1000|hard|The granddaughter of Sholem Aleichem, Bel Kaufman wrote this 1964 bestseller set in a NYC high school|Up The Down Staircase
07/01/2011|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL FOOD|$200|easy|Millet, this type of plant, is a West African staple|a grain
15/03/2007|Jeopardy!|BIRTHSTONES|$400|easy|The name of this March birthstone is made up of 2 water-related words|aquamarine
24/03/2009|Jeopardy!|AT THE BUFFET|$600|medium|There's an outstanding pasta salad made with these stuffed rings seen here|tortellini
15/07/1998|Jeopardy!|KEEPIN' IN SHAPE|$500|medium|By definition, lactoovo-vegetarians eat these 2 types of foods along with the veggies|Milk & eggs
04/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS WE DON'T USE ENOUGH|$1000|hard|Xenomania is defined as an inordinate attachment to or fascination with all things this|Foreign or strange
10/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$400|easy|Dickens novel containing the line 'It is a far, far better thing that I do, that I have ever done'|A Tale of Two Cities
14/01/2010|Jeopardy!|THE COLD WAR|$800|hard|This herbal remedy used to treat colds comes from a plant also known as the purple coneflower|echinacea
13/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$400|easy|Meaning 'double point', the German doppelpunkt refers to this mark of punctuation|the colon
29/12/2010|Jeopardy!|'BABY' TALK|$200|easy|It's a period of sharp increase in the birthrate, as in the U.S. following WWII|a baby boom
02/02/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$400|easy|It's believed this Christmas classic is the most frequently performed ballet in history|The Nutcracker
28/09/1992|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$200|easy|It evolved from Anglo-Saxon dialect of Wessex|English
22/01/1999|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN BEER|$200|easy|Headquartered in Golden, Colorado, this brewing company was begun by a young Prussian immigrant in 1873|Coors
04/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MATTERS|$800|hard|Formed by the Nan, Ping, Wang & Yom, the Chao Phraya is this country's main river|Thailand
22/10/1999|Jeopardy!|PARTY OF 'FIVE'|$300|easy|This type of 'discount' is slang for shoplifting|Five-finger discount
02/10/1985|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$400|easy|'Instrumental' title of this, only instrumental no. 1 hit of 1959:|The Happy Organ
01/06/2006|Jeopardy!|A VARIETY OF WORDS|$200|easy|Bridgestone product|tire
24/05/2011|Jeopardy!|'P-S-P'|$200|easy|An association of at least 2 people joined by a contract in a business|a partnership
08/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'DAL' US|$1200|hard|This clue won't kill you, but this type of maniac will|homicidal
02/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'SOLE' TRAIN|$800|hard|Boldly rude or disrespectful|insolent
27/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LIBROS EN ESPAÑOL|$2000|hard|William Faulkner shined this, 'Luz de Agosto'|Light in August
22/11/2005|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL FAST FACTS|$1200|hard|He was the only 20th century president who didn't attend formal college|Harry Truman
15/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THE IDES OF MARCH|$600|medium|On March 15, 1985 this type of site debuted on the Internet; it was soon to be a 'Revolution' & a 'Bubble'|a dot com
04/05/2010|Jeopardy!|GET A WHIFF OF THIS|$3000|hard|YSL introduced this perfume in 1977--it's addictive|Opium
25/11/1999|Jeopardy!|TURKEY|$100|easy|Just a thrace of Turkey, about 3% of its area, is on this continent|Europe
09/01/2004|Jeopardy!|WHEEL OF JEOPARDY!|$800|hard|A way to remain cheerful & hopeful ---------------------------------- K--- --UR -H-N U-|keep your chin up
20/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ROLE|$400|easy|Melina Kanakaredes of 'Providence' once copped the role of Jimmy Smits' girlfriend Benita on this TV series|NYPD Blue
12/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|METRICKY PROBLEMS|$2000|hard|'The acre' anagrams to this measure, 2.47 acres|hectare
21/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$1000|hard|The Margaret Clapp Library at Wellesley College has all the love letters sent by this pair of poets|Robert & Elizabeth Barrett Browning
23/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICAN FOLKLORE|$200|easy|From the Ojibwa word 'ototeman', it's the animal or plant a family group associates with its ancestry|Totem
01/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$200|easy|We were bowled over by Liza Minnelli's performance as Sally Bowles in this 1972 movie musical|Cabaret
18/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TYPES OF POEMS|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows a poem on the monitor.)  The first letter of each line spells out a word or name; here, it's the name 'Alice' that Lewis Carroll puts into this type of poem, from the Greek for 'tip of the line'|acrostic
06/02/2001|Jeopardy!|TREASURE ISLAND|$200|easy|Homes list for well over $1 million on this valuable 'Vineyard' island of Massachusetts|Martha's Vineyard
29/06/1993|Jeopardy!|ETIQUETTE|$200|easy|The most formal evening wear is this color 'tie', but black tie is much more popular|white tie
04/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC|$400|easy|In a 1970s hit, Waylon & Willie urged, 'Mammas don't let your babies grow up to be' these|cowboys
22/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CIVIL WAR GENERALS|$400|easy|His march to the sea began in Atlanta in November 1864 & ended in Savannah about a month later|William T. Sherman
10/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|APRIL|$200|easy|Holly Joan Hart, this magazine's April 1998 centerfold, likes F. Scott Fitzgerald & bubble baths|Playboy
13/10/1992|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|At about 440 square miles, Red Lake is the largest of this state's '10,000 Lakes'|Minnesota
04/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE NICKNAMES|$800|hard|He's been dubbed the 'Father of the Flivver'|Henry Ford
27/06/2007|Jeopardy!|I'M NOT DEAD YET|$800|hard|In 1998 the death of this 95-year-old comedian was announced in Congress; he actually lived to be 100|Bob Hope
30/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC POP|$400|easy|This girl group's first No. 1 hit was 1964's 'Where Did Our Love Go?'|The Supremes
09/05/2005|Jeopardy!|LET'S FINNISH THIS|$200|easy|This symbol adorns the flag of Finland as well as the flag of its neighbor Sweden|a cross
17/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SUMMARIZING PROUST|$400|easy|Proust studied law at this institution now part of the University of Paris|the Sorbonne
01/06/1990|Double Jeopardy!|CANADA|$600|medium|The provincial government is officially known as the government of Newfoundland & this region|Labrador
02/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NATURE WALK|$800|hard|That ladybug in the grass represents one of about 300,000 species of this insect|beetles
24/09/2008|Jeopardy!|LET'S GET BIBLICAL|$600|medium|Of the books in the King James Bible, this New Testament book is alphabetically first|Acts (of the Apostles)
15/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE AUTHOR'S NAME|$1600|hard|Henry ______ Haggard|Rider
21/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE DOGS OF WAR|$400|easy|The sniffer dog here has alerted his squad members to one of these alongside a road in Afghanistan|a mine (bomb accepted)
21/03/2007|Jeopardy!|THE NORTHERNMOST CAPITAL CITY|$600|medium|Pyongyang, Tokyo, Taipei|Pyongyang
15/10/2001|Jeopardy!|UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ALUMNI|$300|easy|The 'salesman' he created wouldn't die until 11 years after this author's senior year in 1938|Arthur Miller
06/10/2009|Jeopardy!|STATELY RIVERS|$800|hard|Manatee River, Kissimmee river|Florida
08/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|UP LATE WITH DAVID LETTERMAN|$400|easy|Having the singing Hansons as ball boys is one of Dave's Top 10 ways to make this sport more exciting|Tennis
30/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MR. T|$800|hard|This Republican served in the Ohio house of representatives from 1921 to 1926 & the U.S. Senate from 1939 to 1953|Robert Taft
02/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH CUISINE|$1200|hard|A traditional part of British cuisine is a plate of fish & chips served with mashed these on the side|peas
15/02/2001|Jeopardy!|RIVERS|$500|medium|In 1966 this river caused major damage when it flooded Florence|Arno
07/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1995 EMMY AWARDS|$1000|hard|This Puerto Rican-born actor won a posthumous Emmy for playing Chico Mendes in 'The Burning Season'|Raul Julia
17/05/2005|Jeopardy!|MOVIE: ____ IN THE ____|$800|hard|In this 1995 drama, Christian Slater takes on Kevin Bacon's defense after he's accused of killing a fellow inmate|Murder in the First
24/12/1986|Double Jeopardy!|1886|$200|easy|A San Francisco law against this ethnic group's laundries didn't wash with the Supreme Court|the Chinese
12/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMA|$2600|hard|In this Arthur Miller play, Abigail claims that she danced for the devil|The Crucible
25/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THINGS ARE SLOW|$400|easy|If your computer is slow, try scanning this & then defragmenting it|your hard drive
08/05/1990|Jeopardy!|MACY'S PARADE|$300|easy|Though 1989 was his 50th year in show biz, his new balloon wasn't in the parade, Doc; it broke|Bugs Bunny
26/11/1993|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$500|medium|Lost this saint of Padua's feast day?  It can be found on June 13|St. Anthony
11/11/1997|Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$500|medium|To attend Kenya Polytechnic, you have to go to this capital city|Nairobi
11/06/2002|Jeopardy!|EAT IT!|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew gets ready to eat skewered meat.)  This Asian favorite, sometimes chicken, sometimes beef, is usually served with a spicy peanut sauce|satay
25/03/1997|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$500|medium|Ranges in Australia & Virginia both have this color in their names|Blue
11/07/1997|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$400|easy|In 1996 158 of these endangered marine mammals died in a red tide of toxic algae in Florida|manatees
07/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'ITZ'|$600|medium|From the German word for cutlet, it describes meat dipped in egg, breaded & fried|Schnitzel
30/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL FOOD & DRINK|$400|easy|Some French menus feature cervelle, which 'clever' folks know is this organ meat|brains
27/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$1200|hard|Now home to over a million, Munich or Munchen began as a settlement of these people, hence the city's name|monks
13/12/2010|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$600|medium|Water turned to wine (7)|a miracle
30/04/1999|Jeopardy!|COMMUNISM|$400|easy|Elected with both Communist & Socialist support, he was Chile's president from 1970-1973|Salvador Allende
16/04/1998|Final Jeopardy!|RETAIL|None|None|Frustrated by department stores, Donald Fisher founded this chain in 1969 as a record & jeans store|The Gap
23/06/2008|Jeopardy!|WORDS IN CONTESTANT|$800|hard|Atomic number 10, this odorless gaseous element is obtained from fractional distillation of liquid air|neon
17/11/1988|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$500|medium|Named for a town in France, this sheer net fabric is used to make bridal veils and tutus|Tulle
13/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE GUARDIAN|$800|hard|In the movie 'Here Comes Mr. Jordan' Mr. Jordan is one of these|guardian angel
21/11/2007|Jeopardy!|JUST SAY NOVEMBER|$200|easy|From its Latin name, you should know that November was this number month in the old Roman calendar|the ninth
15/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE A PLAN|$600|medium|Favoring moderate terms for reconstruction, he vetoed the Wade-Davis Plan in 1864|Abraham Lincoln
04/07/2006|Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$800|hard|He wondered, 'If winter comes, can spring be far behind?'|Shelley
03/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'UNDER' WORLD|$200|easy|He works in a funeral home|Undertaker
25/01/1999|Jeopardy!|SO THAT'S THE STORY|$500|medium|Fresh out of law school, Mitch gets great job in Memphis; turns out not so great|The Firm
22/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'T' TIME|$800|hard|Even the women in this country are called Turkmen|Turkmenistan
24/02/2006|Jeopardy!|LITERARY PLACES|$1000|hard|A 2003 memoir: 'Reading Lolita in' this capital|Tehran
28/09/2010|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYME PEOPLE|$800|hard|This married woman 'could eat no lean'|Mrs. Jack Sprat
14/09/2007|Jeopardy!|THAT'S MY 'MA'|$1000|hard|6-letter term for respect or reverence paid or rendered|homage
24/10/2006|Jeopardy!|BRIT SPEAK|$800|hard|Since the word means bathroom in Britain, the song 'Skip To My' this takes on a whole new meaning|loo
14/06/2010|Jeopardy!|LANDMARKS|$400|easy|Irish-born architect James Hoban designed this Washington, D.C. building; he had to rebuild it after an 1814 fire|the White House
20/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN-AMERICAN FIRSTS|$1600|hard|This man, seen here, went on the air as CNN's first African-American news anchor|Bernard Shaw
22/07/2005|Jeopardy!|CLUB HOPPIN'|$800|hard|Perhaps because of its wall of fire, Rumjungle in this 'Bay' hotel has been called 'the hottest club in Vegas'|Mandalay Bay
23/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL BOOKS|$400|easy|It begins,  'I am Sam I am Sam Sam I am'|Green Eggs and Ham
24/12/2010|Jeopardy!|CHRISTIANITY|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew presents the clue)  The familiar Latin cross has been a Christian symbol for centuries.  The Calvary cross commonly seen on graves is a Latin cross mounted on three steps representing these three graces.|faith, hope, and charity
05/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$1000|hard|The last political post William Jennings Bryan held was Secretary of State under this president|(Woodrow) Wilson
21/01/1999|Jeopardy!|SUSHI|$300|easy|Sushi connoisseur Shigo Ito refreshes her palate with pickled strips of this root|Ginger
11/01/2006|Jeopardy!|CLEVELAND ATHLETES|$400|easy|Almost 40 years after his retirement, he dominates his team's record books|Jim Brown
21/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S VISIT AFRICA|$2000|hard|Nairobi's tallest building is the conference center named for this first Prime Minister & President of Kenya|Jomo Kenyatta
20/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GHASTLY OPERATIC DEMISES|$200|easy|Herod orders his guards to crush her to death with shields (Maybe she should have stopped at 6 veils...)|Salome
25/11/1994|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$300|easy|This Kansas city's zoological park boasts a tropical rain forest habitat|Topeka
27/05/1998|Jeopardy!|THROUGH THE WOODS|$500|medium|It's the hardwood used to make clarinets & some piano keys|Ebony
24/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S ON TV?|$400|easy|This 'American Idol' judge told one contestant, 'you sounded like Cher after she's been to the dentist'|Simon Cowell
14/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WINE|$1600|hard|Wines produced from this family of grapes include blanc, noir & grigio|pinot
16/02/1990|Jeopardy!|ENDS WITH 'ASH'|$500|medium|This 4-letter word can precede mark or browns|hash
07/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$400|easy|This first woman on the Supreme Court left the court in 2006|Sandra Day O'Connor
29/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COMMANDERS AT WAR|$1600|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows an animated diagram on the monitor.)  In June 1950, North Korea launched a surprise attack deep into South Korea; the tables turned in September, when MacArthur's UN forces made a surprise landing at this port city|Inchon
25/05/2007|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S CHARACTERS|$200|easy|After killing Duncan, he tells his wife, 'I have done the deed'|Macbeth
07/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHO LIVES WHERE|$1200|hard|A resident of L.A., it's also a word preceding 'Heights' in the name of an L.A. neighborhood|an Angeleno
25/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN TITLE PAIRS|$2000|hard|1982: '...and Treacle'|Brimstone
14/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MEET THE PREZ|$400|easy|In California, February 6, 2004 was proclaimed this president's 'Day' in honor of his 93rd birthday|Ronald Reagan
20/02/2001|Jeopardy!|NANOOK'S WORLD|$200|easy|Covered with skins, it's a traditional Eskimo boat for 1 or 2 people|a kayak
15/07/2011|Jeopardy!|DISEMVOWELMENT|$1000|hard|It means unmindful or unaware: BLVS|oblivious
05/01/1999|Jeopardy!|SINGING THE 'BLUE'S|$500|medium|In a song from the '20s, 'Just Mollie and me, and baby makes three, we're happy in' this place|My Blue Heaven
05/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS' FIRST FILMS|$400|easy|'Love Me Tender'|Elvis Presley
06/07/2007|Jeopardy!|'N' THE ATLAS|$400|easy|The exorticata species of fuscia native to this Southern Hemisphere island can reach up to 50 feet high|New Zealand
16/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|TV STARS|$1200|hard|Putting the Goth in 'American Gothic', this rocker & his family starred in a hit MTV reality show in 2002|Ozzy Osbourne
02/06/2003|Jeopardy!|NOW CUT THAT OUT!|$800|hard|In the 1950s it became the first internal organ successfully transplanted in humans|kidney
13/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE SEA'S BOUNTY|$800|hard|In a Japanese restaurant, kani is this crustacean & kani-kamaboko is fake this crustacean|crab
24/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THE GENTLE ART OF RUGBY|$200|easy|If the ball is in-goal & you hold it & touch it to the earth, 5 points are scored by what's called this electrical term|grounding
28/04/2010|Jeopardy!|THE COUGAR|$600|medium|The cougar's range overlaps with that of this slightly larger central & South American cousin|the jaguar
24/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$600|medium|Zacharias Janssen is said to have invented the compound this by placing convex lenses at both ends of a tube|Microscope
13/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS PAGE CLICHÉS|$400|easy|It's obligatory on doing this to say that you can't fire the players|firing the coach
01/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT DO YOU MEAN?|$1000|hard|Manic depression is another term for this 'disorder' marked by mood disturbances|Bipolar disorder
16/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'F'|$200|easy|Flirting by using one's tootsies is called 'playing' this|Footsie
31/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THAT JAZZ|$1600|hard|This giant of the jazz vibraphone passed away in his 90s in 2002|Lionel Hampton
02/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$200|easy|In May 1997 this cereal company introduced new Cocoa Frosted Flakes|Kellogg's
30/04/2010|Jeopardy!|NOVELS, BOOKS & LITERATURE|$200|easy|In book titles, this character has dealt with a stone, a prisoner, an order & a goblet|Harry Potter
15/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES ON THE WEB|$1000|hard|The website for this defunct mag has the 'most amazing collection of professional photography on the Web'|Life
28/12/1999|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$300|easy|Voltaire described this European political entity as not holy, nor Roman, nor an empire|Holy Roman Empire
20/02/1991|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$1500|hard|You'll find both campuses of Northwestern University on this Great Lake|Lake Michigan
09/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$800|hard|In 1991 radar images hinted that there was ice at the north pole of this inner planet|Mercury
03/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ANDREW JACKSON|$2000|hard|The main issue of the 1832 campaign was Jackson's opposition to this type of institution|the Bank of the United States
23/06/2005|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$200|easy|A cruise on this sea might include stops in St. Thomas, Puerto Rico & Martinique|the Caribbean
28/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN DIRECTORS|$400|easy|Oscar winner Kathy Bates directed a 1996 episode of this detective series subtitled 'Life On The Street'|Homicide
28/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THEY WILL 'UM'|$400|easy|Baseball referee|an umpire
28/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1200|hard|Sergio Leone & Hans Christian Andersen Spaghetti Western in which Clint Eastwood becomes a swan|The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Duckling
09/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ELVIS MOVIES|$200|easy|'G.I. Blues' was set in this European country where Elvis served 2 years in the Army|Germany
20/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LATIN AMERICAN HISTORY|$600|medium|In 1869 Ebenezer Bassett, the USA's first black diplomat, became minister to this French-speaking nation|Haiti
19/02/1998|Jeopardy!|CARD GAMES|$500|medium|The bidding period of a card game; types of bridge & pinochle are named for it|Auction
16/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$1600|hard|It's what this symbol means on video equipment (& maybe fighter jet control panels, we don't know)|eject
04/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A WEEK AT CLUB MEDIEVAL|$1000|hard|It's the spiced ale you'll raise at an English Christmas feast, or the toast that accompanies it|Wassail
22/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS NAME SPELLING|$2000|hard|The Minnesota Timberwolves' Szczerbiak|W-A-L-L-Y
15/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|VIOLINS|$200|easy|From the name of the Roman goddess Vitula, it's what y'all might call a violin down in Nashville|Fiddle
30/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY A LA HARLEQUIN|$400|easy|Their bodies pressed together; there was no choice.  After all, they were these conjoined twins born in 1811|Chang & Eng (the Siamese twins)
24/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'B-L-T'|$800|hard|It's the capturing device in the picture seen here|butterfly net
17/03/1998|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL CLICHES|$200|easy|Don't look one 'in the mouth' or we'll say, 'neigh!'|a gift horse
15/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1000|hard|The Plain of Ease, the Valley of Humiliation & the Country of Conceit appear in this John Bunyan work|Pilgrim's Progress
06/11/1989|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$300|easy|Lizard that's noted for its ability to walk on ceilings|Gecko
08/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|UP IN THE AIR|$1200|hard|At under 6,000 feet, this 7-letter layered type of cloud is one of the lowest|stratus
15/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|DYSFUNCTIONAL ROYAL FAMILIES|$400|easy|This seductive queen convinced Mark Anthony to execute her hostile younger sister, Arsinoe|Cleopatra
13/04/2000|Jeopardy!|THE BILL OF RIGHTS|$300|easy|On November 20, 1789 this 'Garden State' became the first to ratify the Bill of Rights|New Jersey
09/03/2006|Final Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|None|None|Despite landmines dating from 1982, penguins use these islands for mating grounds, being too light to set them off|the Falkland Islands
18/11/2009|Jeopardy!|MIXED 'NUT'S|$200|easy|Let's get down to the essential components of an item or problem, this hardware pair|nuts & bolts
15/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TV SOLE DADS|$800|hard|David Hasselhoff was a divorced single dad on this '90s smash; luckily, he had a few babes around to console him|Baywatch
27/03/2003|Jeopardy!|V FOR...|$600|medium|In 1996 President Clinton signed a bill that said all of these made after 1997 should contain a V-chip|televisions
10/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE FABULOUS FIFTIES|$2000|hard|Cary Grant's wife Betsy Drake survived the 1956 sinking of this Italian ocean liner|the Andrea Doria
25/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|STUD|$1200|hard|Not just a pretty face, this crooner is a surfer & got his own series on Showtime|(Chris) Isaak
02/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY AMERICA|$1200|hard|1958's Cooper v. Aaron was one of several Supreme Court decisions aimed at ending this policy in schools|segregation
19/05/2000|Final Jeopardy!|ASIAN HISTORY|None|None|This peninsula of 85,000 square miles was ruled by a single dynasty from 1392 to 1910|Korea
21/02/2001|Jeopardy!|COUNTIES|$200|easy|A third of Miami-Dade County is located in this national park|Everglades
05/07/2000|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$500|medium|The next amendment to be tacked on to the Constitution will sport this number|the 28th Amendment
22/02/1999|Jeopardy!|'IQ' TEST|$100|easy|The 3 normal states of matter are solid, gas & this|Liquid
20/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BIG BROTHERS|$1600|hard|The 8th of 9 Wahlberg children, he was the 'new kid' until he became big brother to Mark|Donnie Wahlberg
25/09/2009|Jeopardy!|2 NUMBERS PLEASE|$400|easy|In the 1840s many wanted the U.S. to have all the land up to this latitude, the southern boundary of Russian America|54°40'
04/07/2011|Final Jeopardy!|ADVERTISING ICONS|None|None|Introduced in 1963, this internationally known character wears a size 29EEE shoe|Ronald McDonald
12/06/2000|Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$500|medium|This diminutive of Bridget usually refers to a fussy old woman|Biddy
17/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE STUMPERS|$400|easy|In 1959's 'Some Like It Hot', this then 30-year-old historic event begins the movie & sends our heroes into drag|the St. Valentine's Day Massacre
15/11/1996|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER ANATOMY|$500|medium|If this part is made of glass a fighter has to watch his opponent|jaw
23/03/2010|Jeopardy!|MUSICIANS|$800|hard|In 2000 Melissa Etheridge finally revealed who was the father of her children:  this singer|David Crosby
30/04/2010|Jeopardy!|STATES BY CITIES & TOWNS|$800|hard|Bowling Green, Findlay, Sandusky|Ohio
13/07/2004|Jeopardy!|IN-FLIGHT MOVIES|$200|easy|Gary Oldman hijacks the President's plane in this 1997 thriller|Air Force One
12/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|REMOTE PLACES|$800|hard|Kolayat, 100 miles from Jodhpur|India
11/10/2007|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$600|medium|In 1609 this captain was injured in a gunpowder explosion & lost his leadership role in Jamestown|John Smith
16/04/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT THEY WORE|$600|medium|She aced the competition at the 2002 U.S. Open wearing a slinky catsuit|Serena Williams
08/09/1997|Jeopardy!|LEGENDARY LIONS|$200|easy|Slats & Tanner were 2 of the lions that have played this MGM trademark|Leo the Lion
06/06/2000|Jeopardy!|TO THE NEAREST...|$400|easy|To the nearest 10, the number of states in the Union during our centennial year|40  (37 or 38)
27/11/2009|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$400|easy|Ohana makes some models of this stringed instrument in a pineapple shape|a ukulele
08/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MINIVANS|$1000|hard|On Nov. 2, 1983 this man drove the first modern minivan off a Chrysler assembly line|Lee Iacocca
04/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'B' LIST|$800|hard|Something having a sensational effect; Jean Harlow was a 'blonde' one|a bombshell
11/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RIDDLE ME THIS|$1200|hard|He created the musical riddles called the 'Enigma Variations'|(Edward) Elgar
17/02/1999|Final Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|None|None|In 1745 he bequeathed his estate to be used for the founding of a hospital for the mentally ill in Dublin|Jonathan Swift
02/11/2010|Jeopardy!|ALEX TREBEK, LOVE GOD|$200|easy|I've bought us 2 tickets, my love, to this 'City of Light' where we'll visit the domed Pantheon & the Bourbon Palace|Paris
01/04/2003|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$400|easy|This rich, creamy sauce that tops Eggs Benedict is also excellent on asparagus|Hollandaise sauce
26/10/2004|Jeopardy!|PROVERBIALLY SPEAKING|$600|medium|'A new' one of these 'sweeps clean'|a broom
09/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICANISMS|$2000|hard|This was once a braided cord worn by Boy Scouts; it's now a wasteful project that often involves graft|a boondoggle
16/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S SO CLICHE!|$1200|hard|To suffer a major defeat or setback is to 'meet your' this, like Napoleon|Waterloo
20/10/2006|Jeopardy!|PUT OUT THE CHINA|$1000|hard|In Chinese, Wanli Changcheng is the name of this formidable construction|the Great Wall of China
04/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DARWIN|$400|easy|This 1859 book was a 'natural selection' for readers; the first edition sold out in one day|The Origin of Species
06/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'GOLD'EN NUGGETS|$600|medium|Seen here, he was a U.S. presidential candidate in 1964|Barry Goldwater
03/03/2009|Jeopardy!|I NEED A FLAVOR|$600|medium|Allium sativum, its pungent odor was said to give strength; Egyptians fed it to the slaves who built the pyramids|garlic
09/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SHELLFISH|$2000|hard|The West Coast of the U.S. produces the Kumamoto type of these; chase them down your gullet with a crisp sauvignon blanc|oysters
27/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$1000|hard|Canadian prime minister Elliott|Pierre Trudeau
24/09/2009|Jeopardy!|HELLO, WALLS|$200|easy|In Joshua 6:20 'The wall fell down flat, so that the people went up into' this city|Jericho
08/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|KING OF QUEEN|$800|hard|Isabella I|Ferdinand
23/12/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 1880s|$400|easy|In 1883 Belle Starr was convicted of stealing these|horses
30/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|KITTY LIT|$1200|hard|Tom Kitten gets rolled up in dough & is almost baked in a pudding in 'The Tale of Samuel Whiskers' by this author|Beatrix Potter
22/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ONE WORD OR TWO|$1600|hard|A military prison; or, a fruit drink regularly for sale|stockade/stock ade
28/04/1998|Jeopardy!|MUSIC THE KIDS LOVE|$400|easy|'I get knocked down, but I get up again' are lyrics from this song by Chumbawamba|Tubthumping
12/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$400|easy|Allan Cormack & Sir Godfrey Hounsfield shared the 1979 Nobel Prize for developing this medical scanner|CATscan
29/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT GREEK WRITERS|$2000|hard|The tune of 'The Star-Spangled Banner' came from a drinking song about this lyric poet|Anacreon
25/01/2007|Jeopardy!|FOOTBALL|$800|hard|phinfever.com is a website for fans of this pro football team|Miami Dolphins
14/04/2011|Jeopardy!|RACING|$800|hard|The odd-looking hip rotation helps you cover more ground with each step in the Olympic race in this activity|race walking
11/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'M'MMM GOOD|$400|easy|Not to be confused with the mammal, the dolphinfish is often sold using this Hawaiian name|mahi-mahi
01/03/2004|Jeopardy!|'D' DAY|$600|medium|The noisemaker heard here takes its name from the prey it's meant to attract|a duck call
21/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WEAPONS OF THE OLD WEST|$2000|hard|(Jimmy)  Billy the Kid was among those who toted the 1873 model of this rifle, called 'The Gun That Won the West'|Winchester
25/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HEADLINES|$3000|hard|From the July 22, 1925 Knoxville Journal: This man 'Declared Guilty'; 'Bryan's Testimony Ordered Stricken'|(John T.) Scopes
08/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|DYNASTY|$800|hard|Habsburg is a contraction of Habichtsburg, the name of the family's one of these in Switzerland|castle
27/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S CHARACTERS DESCRIBED|$400|easy|'A noble Moor in the service of the Venetian state'|Othello
18/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, MATTHEWS|$400|easy|St. Matthew wrote the first of these New Testament books|the Gospel
31/01/2007|Jeopardy!|INVENTIVE MINDS|$600|medium|A lot of rain fell on Robert Kearns' parade after he invented the intermittent type of these for cars|windshield wipers
04/04/2001|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$300|easy|In May at the Calaveras County Fair in Calif., more than 3,000 of these critters take part in a jumping jubilee|Frogs
13/09/2000|Jeopardy!|IT'S A PLAIN|$200|easy|Iraq's northern plain lies north of Samarra, between these 2 rivers|Tigris & Euphrates
22/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$2000|hard|John Cage came up with the 'prepared' type of this instrument by placing objects on, between & under its strings|the piano
13/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN ON MY INFINITE PLAYLIST|$1200|hard|Her single 'So What' was on the Billboard charts even before the release of her 2008 album 'Funhouse'|Pink
19/03/1990|Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$200|easy|His presidential library was opened in Hyde Park, N.Y. while he was still in office|Franklin Delano Roosevelt
16/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IT'LL PLAY IN NEW YORK|$1200|hard|The laughter ends when Fanny Brice & Nick Arnstein break up in this musical|Funny Girl
04/11/1994|Jeopardy!|THE 1950 EMMYS|$400|easy|The best variety show was hosted by this man who later starred with 'Mr. Ed'|Alan Young
09/12/1997|Jeopardy!|& THOU BESIDE ME SINGING|$200|easy|These 'Boyz' whose hits include 'End of the Road' began performing together while in high school|Boyz II Men
26/04/2004|Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$800|hard|The Morris, this type of library at the University of Virginia, has first editions of Coke & Blackstone|law library
12/09/2001|Jeopardy!|POT - 'POR' - RI|$500|medium|The University of Haiti is located in this capital|Port-au-Prince
04/05/1999|Jeopardy!|THEY'RE 'OFF'|$500|medium|A round of golf begins with one|Tee off
15/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|KIDS ON THE NET|$1600|hard|At the site for this government department, you can 'Design Your Own Bill' & send it to others--but don't spend it|the Treasury
03/11/2010|Jeopardy!|OTHER CIVIL WARS|$400|easy|Benito Juarez emerged from the War of Reform as a principal influence in this country's politics|Mexico
24/01/1997|Jeopardy!|PUERTO RICO|$500|medium|Puerto Rico is sometimes called the 'Island Of' this; New Mexico is the 'Land Of' it|Enchantment
26/12/2000|Jeopardy!|PICTURE THIS|$100|easy|[video clue - audio portion also missing]|St. Patrick's Day & Christmas Day
10/01/2006|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$600|medium|A Middle English variant of 'plait' became the name of these folds found on skirts|pleat
28/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ESTIMATED PROPHET|$400|easy|This prophet was thrown into a den of lions by Darius|Daniel
02/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'Y' ME?|$1200|hard|This keyboardist's album 'Live At the Acropolis' hit No. 5 on the charts|Yanni
02/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S OK TO SAY IT BACKWARDS|$400|easy|A job, especially for a musician|a gig
19/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER 'W'ORDS|$800|hard|Sir Walter Scott noted that a tangled one results from deception|web
29/10/2001|Jeopardy!|PRO FOOTBALL|$600|medium|2 of the 3 cities that had been home to the team now called the Titans|(2 of 3) Houston, Memphis & Nashville
31/03/2011|Jeopardy!|WHO CARES?|$1000|hard|An advocacy group looking to eradicate poverty; it's called DATA, short for Debt, AIDS, Trade, this place|Africa
17/10/2006|Jeopardy!|STATE FLAGS|$1600|hard|It's the only U.S. state whose flag includes the Union Jack|Hawaii
20/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS SPONSORSHIP|$1200|hard|As of May 2009 this company had $4.2 billion in total endorsement contractual obligations, including LeBron|Nike
25/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|2009 TV FAREWELLS|$1200|hard|2 brothers locked up in a jail tried to escape & solve a murder mystery but this show got the chair after 4 years|Prison Break
11/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHO PLAYS 'EM?|$200|easy|Julia Salinger|Neve Campbell (on 'Party of Five')
14/03/2006|Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITY BIRTHPLACES|$1000|hard|Edmund Spenser|London
04/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$800|hard|Archdeacon Claude Frollo was this hunchback's master|Quasimodo
20/01/1998|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMYS|$100|easy|She guided fans through gracious living with etiquette books, columns & radio & TV shows|Amy Vanderbilt
13/11/1997|Jeopardy!|THE MAJESTIC EAGLE|$500|medium|Term for an eagle's nest, often found high in a tall tree|an aerie
09/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$2000|hard|In 1848 he bacame the last Whig to be elected president|(Zachary) Taylor
23/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LADIES' DAY|$2000|hard|Rina Messenger, Miss Universe of 1976, saw service in this country's army|Israel
17/05/2005|Jeopardy!|IN THE 'GN'OW|$400|easy|Those choosing to play one of these creatures in Everquest 2 get a nice intelligence bonus|a gnome
18/02/2010|Jeopardy!|TV ADJECTIVES|$600|medium|Sitcom with Kristy McNichol: '____ Nest'|Empty
23/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$800|hard|It's the only city on St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands|Charlotte Amalie
20/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PROVIDENCE|$1000|hard|Grateful for God's providence, this man founded the town & named it accordingly|Roger Williams
16/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$600|medium|The Romans referred to this pipe-playing god as Faunus|Pan
06/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'VE GOT A 'TUDE', MISTER|$400|easy|Yours right now is approximately 74 degrees west|longitude
27/01/1998|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES|$100|easy|It became independent from Britain on Aug. 15, 1947, the day after Pakistan did|India
24/05/2006|Jeopardy!|ORIGIN OF THE SPECIOUS|$1000|hard|Words from Marianne Williamson's 'A Return to Love' have been attributed to this African leader|(Nelson) Mandela
18/07/2006|Jeopardy!|WOMEN AUTHORS|$400|easy|She turned her short story collection 'Wind and Water' into the bestseller 'The Joy Luck Club'|Amy Tan
26/06/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. ISLANDS|$500|medium|This Texas island was named for Spanish priest Nicolas Balli who founded a cattle ranch there around 1800|Padre Island
18/07/1996|Jeopardy!|THE 1990S|$500|medium|President of Czechoslovakia from 1989-1992, he was elected president of the Czech Republic in 1993|Vaclav Havel
27/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED ONE KNIGHT|$1200|hard|One of the premier leaders of this enterprise, Duke Godfrey of Bouillon led the conquest of Jerusalem in 1099|the Crusades
22/12/2010|Jeopardy!|ON THE DAY AFTER CHRISTMAS|$400|easy|In Los Angeles in 1966, this African-American holiday was celebrated for the first time|Kwanzaa
09/07/2003|Jeopardy!|'M'MMMMM GOOD!|$800|hard|In the 1920s & 1930s, this leader had his office in Rome's Venezia Palace|Benito Mussolini
26/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|REACH FOR THE TOP|$1200|hard|Like Kilimanjaro, this snowcapped peak can often be seen from high-rise buildings in Nairobi about 110 miles away|Mount Kenya
04/07/1995|Jeopardy!|MONEY|$100|easy|This German unit of currency is abbreviated DM|a Deutsche Mark
26/10/1999|Jeopardy!|TV HOSTS|$100|easy|'America's Funniest Home Videos'          1990-1997|Bob Saget
03/12/2010|Jeopardy!|IN THE 'O' ZONE|$400|easy|The seat of Weber county, this city is east of the Great Salt Lake|Ogden
17/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|STABLER|$800|hard|Carboxymethyl cellulose & locust bean gum make this cold, sweet treat more stable|ice cream
07/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THERE'S A PLACE FOR US|$800|hard|Soldiers on an army base bunk in these, from the Spanish for 'hut'|barracks
22/03/2006|Jeopardy!|THE EXODUS FILES|$600|medium|This unusual food falls from heaven for 40 years starting in Exodus 16|manna
01/12/2009|Jeopardy!|CHESS|$800|hard|Viswanathan Anand won a 2007 supertournament, making him the first world champ from this country|India
13/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|TEXAS|$1000|hard|A national seashore covers much of this 100-mile long island named for Father Nicholas Valle, a Spanish priest|Padre Island
16/03/2006|Jeopardy!|COMEDY OF ERRORS|$800|hard|A leopard is the 'Baby' in the title of this screwball comedy starring Cary Grant & Katharine Hepburn|Bringing Up Baby
08/04/1991|Double Jeopardy!|1791|$400|easy|His opera “Die Zauberflote” premiered in Vienna on Sept. 30|Mozart
22/09/2009|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY EXPRESSIONS|$800|hard|This exclamation that means 'nonsense' is a 1932 Marx Brothers title|horse feathers
14/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AT A LOW POINT|$1000|hard|The Dead Sea is the lowest point of these 2 countries|Israel & Jordan
05/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|_____&____|$1000|hard|'Noisy' name for a British dish of beef & cabbage cooked together|Bubble & squeak
09/02/2010|Jeopardy!|DO IT YOURSELF|$600|medium|Intuit Inc. makes Quicken & this speedy product that puts you mano a mano with the IRS|TurboTax
16/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD NAMED FOR PEOPLE|$1600|hard|Escoffier created & named an exceedingly thin & dry toast for this Australian opera singer|(Nellie) Melba
13/11/1995|Jeopardy!|GUINNESS RECORDS|$300|easy|The greatest tides occur in this Canadian bay|Bay of Fundy
20/05/1993|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$300|easy|The name of this 2- or 3-toed mammal comes from Middle English for 'slow'|a sloth
31/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1980S|$800|hard|Government position held 1981-85 by David Stockman|Budget Director
08/07/2011|Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON|$200|easy|Washington grows more of these than any other state; about a third of them are Red Delicious|apples
24/10/2011|Jeopardy!|A TOUR OF EATALY|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew presents the clue from Eataly in New York.)  The rugged Tuscan landscape has a vast number of microclimates, so this wine, made from up to 90% local sangiovese grapes, can very widely from vineyard to vineyard|Chianti
30/04/2007|Jeopardy!|I'M GOING TO DISNEYLAND|$400|easy|I'll feel like a kid again on this flying elephant ride, a fixture at Disneyland since 1955|Dumbo
07/03/2011|Jeopardy!|QUOTED IN BARTLETT'S|$1000|hard|Cartoonist R. Crumb gets the credit for this 3-word slogan|'Keep on truckin''
29/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY REVIEW|$1000|hard|The 1999 removal of tons of rock & soil from this Jerusalem 'mount' caused great archaeological controversy|Temple Mount
17/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE PURLOINED LETTER|$800|hard|A 1783 letter signed by this general (& future president) was stolen in the 1940s but turned up at a 2006 auction|George Washington
21/10/2004|Jeopardy!|HOMEWORK|$600|medium|For science, classify rocks according to their 3 main types: metamorphic, sedimentary & this|igneous
29/06/2001|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV THEME SONGS|$500|medium|'We're goin' hoppin' (Hop!), we're goin' hoppin' today, where things are poppin' (Pop!) the Philadelphia way...'|American Bandstand
22/09/1999|Jeopardy!|'YEAR'|$300|easy|Collaborating with Garth won her a 1997 Grammy|Trisha Yearwood
16/05/2006|Jeopardy!|DICTATORS & TYRANTS|$600|medium|By murdering all his brothers around 1413, Mehmed I took power as the fifth ruler of this empire|the Ottoman Empire
02/05/2007|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$1000|hard|In its native Mexico, this Oscar-winning film was called 'El Laberinto del Fauno'|Pan's Labyrinth
22/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LAFAYETTE YOU ARE HERE|$1200|hard|She laughed at Lafayette's dancing in 1774 & probably wasn't laughing when he had to save her in October 1789|Marie Antoinette
01/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$200|easy|'Come on, and kiss me, Kate' is actually a line in this comedy that inspired the musical 'Kiss Me, Kate'|The Taming of the Shrew
28/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|STARS, NOT CARS|$2000|hard|On 'Saturday Night Live', he was, and you weren't|Chevy Chase
19/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES & DIALECTS|$800|hard|The oldest known text in this Slavic language is the religious hymn 'Bogurodzica', which dates back to 1408|Polish
25/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DICT. ABBREV.|$1200|hard|Not a comment on originality, but for etymology: der.|a derivative (derivation accepted)
16/09/1998|Jeopardy!|MUSICALS IN OTHER WORDS|$300|easy|'Specter Lurking in a Certain Paris Theatre'|Phantom of the Opera
26/11/1996|Jeopardy!|HOME RUN SLUGGERS|$400|easy|In 1996, for the 4th time in history, 2 players hit 50 homers in a season:  Brady Anderson & this Oakland player|Mark McGwire
18/06/1997|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY SINGERS|$100|easy|Appropriately, her gift shop at Belle Meade Plaza in Nashville features a fine selection of crystal|Crystal Gayle
07/11/2008|Jeopardy!|HEAD TRAUMA|$1000|hard|Antonio Egas Moniz won a 1949 Nobel Prize for introducing this procedure that affects the prefrontal lobes|a lobotomy
11/11/2009|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN IDLE 2009|$600|medium|Geoffrey the Giraffe from this company went toy shopping & bought struggling FAO Schwarz|Toys 'R' Us
28/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|JAPANESE CULTURE|$1600|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from Tokyo, Japan.) In addition to artists & dancers, the government of Japan has designated swordsmiths & sword polishers living national these, an honor introduced in 1955|treasures
16/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PEN NAMES|$1600|hard|Playwright Jean-Baptiste Poquelin wrote under this nom de plume|Molière
12/01/1998|Jeopardy!|'SH'|$400|easy|Slate is commonly formed by the metamorphism of this rock|Shale
23/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORD WORDS|$600|medium|A speaker's use & choice of words; with the suffix 'ary', it's a list of all the words & their meanings|Diction
30/06/2010|Jeopardy!|REPTILES|$400|easy|Though most worm lizards resemble worms in not having these, the ajolote worm lizard has 2 little front ones|feet (or legs)
21/10/1998|Jeopardy!|ROCK SINGERS|$200|easy|This group's Brian Wilson adapted Chuck Berry's 'Sweet Little Sixteen' as 'Surfin' USA'|The Beach Boys
15/12/1998|Jeopardy!|WAR PLANES|$200|easy|Sneaky name for the bomber seen here|Stealth Bomber
05/05/2008|Jeopardy!|PLEASE DON'T SET THE DORM ON FIRE|$1000|hard|No oily rag heaps; poor air circulation plus oxidation leads to this 2-word term, as Spinal Tap's drummer learned|spontaneous combustion
28/09/2009|Jeopardy!|YOUR EYE|$200|easy|The eye facilitates, but the actual process of seeing is performed by this organ|the brain
03/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE HARRY POTTER BOOKS|$800|hard|In this sport, Harry plays the position of seeker|Quidditch
28/01/2005|Jeopardy!|PHRASES THAT SELL|$1000|hard|It's the popular query in Verizon's TV ads|Can you hear me now?
12/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THE PRE-PSAT|$400|easy|In the diagram here, the quantity is greater in column 1, column 2, or the columns are equal|the columns are equal
10/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TOOLS|$800|hard|The tools seen here are meant to be used on these|locks
04/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY FASHION|$400|easy|Cocktail dresses were recommended for a woman's second or third one of these ceremonies|a wedding
07/06/2007|Jeopardy!|DUDE-ERONOMY|$400|easy|Sweet! The fifth chapter of Deuteronomy raps out this list of dos & don'ts, just in case we spaced it|the Ten Commandments
21/06/2005|Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$1000|hard|In 1451 Nicholas V founded this library 'for the common convenience of the learned'|the Vatican library
23/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|IMMIGRANTS|$800|hard|This chairman of Intel was born Andras Grof in Budapest|Andrew Grove
16/12/2008|Jeopardy!|JUST SAY 'RO'|$1000|hard|Pale ale in a green bottle from the Latrobe Brewing Company|Rolling Rock
21/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTHERN FLORA & FAUNA|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Louisiana.) Typical of southern Louisiana, Spanish moss has no roots of its own & takes nutrients directly from the air, making it this type of plant, also called an aerophyte|epiphyte
08/07/2008|Jeopardy!|WRITING FOR TV|$600|medium|The truth is out there: Ken Biller co-wrote 'Eve', an episode of this Fox drama from which the band Eve 6 got its name|The X-Files
27/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew holds a peanut in her hand.)  A peanut is more 'pea' than 'nut': it's actually a legume; the nuts are seeds and the shell is properly called this|a pod
23/06/1997|Jeopardy!|'BIO'LOGY|$200|easy|TV character Jaime Sommers had one ear of this type; Steve Austin had one such eye|bionic
03/12/2009|Jeopardy!|COMMON LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$400|easy|Tom, Shirley, Davy|Jones
24/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CERVANTES|$400|easy|The Cervantes Prize is awarded annually to an author who works in this dialect, the basis of modern Spanish|Castillian
27/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GOOD SPORTS|$400|easy|In 1992 this NBA team chose LSU's Shaquille O'Neal as its first round draft pick|the Orlando Magic
08/07/2009|Jeopardy!|TO THE LIGHTHOUSE|$1000|hard|Morris Island Light, Hilton Head Light|South Carolina
13/02/2009|Jeopardy!|'IND' THE KNOW|$600|medium|Punjab means 'land of 5 rivers', & all 5 of the rivers eventually flow into this one|the Indus
06/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE LIGHT READING|$200|easy|A popular series of books by Madeleine L'Engle kicks off with 'A Wrinkle in' this|Time
05/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OLD HISTORY|$800|hard|Pliny the Elder wrote that the temple built for this huntress was filled with many sculptures by Praxiteles|Diana (or Artemis)
01/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE KENNEDY YEARS|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reads next to a rocking chair in the JFK Library & Museum in Boston, MA.) Because of his bad back, President Kennedy often sat in one of his famous rocking chairs, even when meeting with this future prime minister in 1962|Indira Gandhi
17/12/2004|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'D _ _ _ ER'|$600|medium|It's up when you're angry|your dander
02/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|RUNNER-UP RUNNING MATES|$400|easy|This future Chief Justice was Dewey's 1948 running mate|(Earl) Warren
24/02/1997|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$500|medium|The agouti, about the size of a rabbit but related to the guinea pig, belongs to this order of mammals|Rodents
25/05/2010|Jeopardy!|FANCY A BRITISH DATE?|$800|hard|First erected around 1097, these British buildings accidentally burned down on October 16, 1834|the British Houses of Parliament
20/12/1996|Jeopardy!|IF YOU CAN'T SAY SOMETHING NICE|$200|easy|Margot Asquith said of Lloyd George, 'He could not see' one of these 'without hitting below it'|Belt
08/09/1992|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'J'|$100|easy|This name can precede Reb, cake or -on-the-spot|Johnny
25/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NEFERTITI TIME|$2000|hard|Nefertiti's husband was this pharaoh, one of the 1st in history to establish a monotheistic religion|Akhenaten
12/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|Ocular term for a new shoot on a potato|eye
01/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ADD A LETTER|$1200|hard|...to an archer's weapon & get this flat, rectangular cart with handles at each end|barrow/arrow
13/09/2007|Jeopardy!|I HOP|$800|hard|An ant shares the billing with one of these insects in the title of an Aesop fable|grasshopper
20/02/1991|Double Jeopardy!|PLANES, TRAINS & AUTOMOBILES|$800|hard|The term for jets like the Concorde that travel faster than the speed of sound|Supersonic/SST
21/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SEEING THE LIGHT|$1200|hard|This phrase, meaning the prospect of relief after struggle, is reported as part of near-death experiences|the light at the end of the tunnel
05/02/2001|Jeopardy!|BETTER KNOWN AS...|$200|easy|Allen Stewart Konigsberg|Woody Allen
11/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'R-U' SERIOUS?|$600|medium|'Who could hang a name on' this Rolling Stones girl|Ruby Tuesday
29/07/2011|Jeopardy!|RONS, DONS & JOHNS|$800|hard|This 17th century philosopher was a court favorite of William & Mary; his name also turned up on 'Lost'|John Locke
15/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PRO BASKETBALL|$1200|hard|This semicircular line is 19 feet, 9 inches from the center of the basket in college, 4 feet further in the NBA|the 3-point line
05/04/2011|Jeopardy!|A STACK OF KNOWLEDGE|$200|easy|This 'stack' is a large chimney or vertical pipe through which combustion gases escape|a smokestack
25/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IF YOU CAN READ THIS...|$1200|hard|...you could transcribe the dictation from the Pitman system of this|shorthand
14/09/1998|Jeopardy!|'DUCK SOUP'|$300|easy|This actress is pelted with fruit in the film's finale|Margaret Dumont
16/04/2004|Jeopardy!|KIDDY LIT|$800|hard|Her 1992 book 'Sex', not for kids; her 2003 book 'The English Roses', kid friendly|Madonna
14/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEETHOVEN|$1000|hard|The piece heard here was written in 1810 'Fur' her|Elise
28/06/2007|Final Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL BOOKS|None|None|His writings include 'The Naval War of 1812' & as co-writer, 'The Deer Family'|Theodore Roosevelt
03/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DYNASTY|$600|medium|Balliol, Bruce, Stuart|Scotland
13/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BIRDS|$400|easy|Sapsuckers are the only members of this bird family to habitually injure trees|woodpeckers
23/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$2000|hard|This cowboy sculptor, a contemporary of Remington, represents Montana in Statuary Hall|(Charles Marion) Russell
15/02/2006|Jeopardy!|PS2|$600|medium|In the U.S. for children under age 16, this document is valid for no longer than 5 years|passports
22/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'A' IN COLLEGE|$1000|hard|The Delphian is the student newspaper of this Garden City, New York university|Adelphi
25/06/2001|Jeopardy!|THEY SAID IT|$300|easy|Fred Allen quipped that this doctor 'Is the next man you start talking to after you start talking to yourself'|Psychiatrist
19/01/2000|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED CABINET DEPARTMENTS|$200|easy|Send fee|Defense
30/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BRIDGE ON THE RIVER....|$600|medium|The Huey P. Long Bridge|Mississippi
19/10/1999|Jeopardy!|'ALLEY' WAYS|$500|medium|A mistaken course or direction may take you up one of these|a blind alley
06/03/1998|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN RIVERS|$400|easy|The famed boatmen of this Russian river once pulled their barges from the river's banks|Volga
24/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|INNOVATION|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Kadena Air Base in Japan.) The 30-foot rotating dome on top of the AWACS E-3 is a highly advanced version of this system first implemented in England in the 1930s|radar
08/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MANET, MONET OR JACQUES-LOUIS DAVID|$800|hard|In 1883 he settled in Giverny & built a little pond|Monet
16/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$400|easy|From the Flemish pronunciation of 'chaos'. Jan van Helmont coined this term for air that wasn't air|gas
15/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'P'LACES|$1000|hard|Peter Mayle wrote 'A Year In' this French region|Provence
07/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SHORTENED FIRST NAMES|$2000|hard|Senator Kit Bond|Christopher
03/11/2004|Jeopardy!|BRINGING HOME THE BACON|$800|hard|Named for a French region, it's a brunch dish of eggs, crumbled bacon & often Swiss cheese in a pastry shell|Quiche Lorraine
24/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|HOMONYMS|$600|medium|Olympic swimmer, or what a tobacco chewer does into a spittoon|Spitz (spits)
07/11/1990|Jeopardy!|FOLK SONGS|$400|easy|In 1990 this 'Queen of Protest Pop' came to a 'Crossroads' with her 2nd album of inner city angst|Tracy Chapman
14/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A LONG, LONG TIME AGO|$2000|hard|This Italian ruling family provided the Church with 4 popes, including Leo X & Leo XI|Medicis
08/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BEST MOVIE QUOTES EVER!|$1600|hard|1999: 'Excuse me, I believe you have my stapler'|Office Space
20/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1980s|$2000|hard|In 1988 Brisbane, Australia hosted a World Expo & this Canadian city hosted the Winter Olympics|Calgary
12/01/2006|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FOLKS|$400|easy|In 1976, this high-flying woman was simply gym-dandy|Nadia Comaneci
20/11/2002|Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$1000|hard|The parents of this R&B songstress named her in tribute to Mahatma Gandhi -- she was due on his birthday|India Arie
11/04/2008|Jeopardy!|HIS STORY|$600|medium|This English poet met Galileo, & he refers to Galileo's telescope in 'Paradise Lost'|(John) Milton
08/07/2003|Jeopardy!|ASIAN NATIONS|$800|hard|Angkor Thom, a Buddhist temple complex in this country, is modeled on the Hindu complex of Angkor Wat|Cambodia (Kampuchea)
01/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|EXCLAMATION 'POINT'!|$800|hard|A type of embroidery resembling tapestry|needlepoint
09/09/1999|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S IN A NAME?|$100|easy|Actress Love Hewitt could tell you that this first name is from Welsh for 'white' & 'smooth'|Jennifer
24/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$200|easy|Granddaughter of George III, she became queen after the death of her uncle William IV|Queen Victoria
10/03/2004|Jeopardy!|SIMPLE SCIENCE|$400|easy|When William Ramsay told of the discovery of this gas on Earth in 1895, we wonder if he used a squeaky voice|helium
24/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AD-JECTIVES|$1200|hard|This column may precede 'tingling' in ad copy for haunted houses & mystery novels|spine
29/09/2011|Jeopardy!|EAT-YMOLOGY|$400|easy|This big flatfish got its name because it was largely eaten on holy days|halibut
24/09/2004|Jeopardy!|IF THEY MARRIED...|$200|easy|If Ms. Hunter of 'Broadcast News' married Rolling Stone Ron, she'd say hooray for this name|Holly Wood
09/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|WEIRD WORDS|$1600|hard|Seen in rodeos, estrapade is a horse's attempt to remove this|its rider
17/11/1994|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$200|easy|A raw egg yolk usually accompanies this raw meat dish|Steak Tartare
24/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TOP 40 MATH|$400|easy|The Commodores' 'Times A Lady' divided by Paul Simon's 'Trick Pony'|3
30/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$1600|hard|Until 1940 this element had the highest known atomic number|Uranium
30/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TV SPIN-OFFS|$2000|hard|(Hi.  I'm Robert Guillaume.)  My hit TV series 'Benson' was a spin-off of this ground-breaking series that debuted in 1977|Soap
28/02/2007|Jeopardy!|DAVID|$800|hard|Ambitious & handsome, this son of David led a rebellion against him that almost succeeded|Absolom
31/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWER NAMES|$1600|hard|Pink tulips & this flower, whose name indicates it's the first of its kind, line the path seen here--how fitting!|the primrose
03/06/1999|Jeopardy!|'DREAM'Y SONGS|$200|easy|Title that follows 'When I want you in my arms, when I want you and all your charms, whenever I want you...'|All I Have to Do Is Dream
05/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ASIAN NATIONS|$800|hard|The Chao Phraya, this country's main river, flows to the gulf named for the country|Thailand
03/01/2006|Jeopardy!|TEA TIME|$800|hard|Blueberries & dried cranberries are often added to this Scottish quick bread, a classic with tea|scones
30/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DOWN MEXICO WAY|$400|easy|In 1986 Mexico scored as the first country to host this international sports competition twice|the World Cup
18/04/2005|Jeopardy!|PLAYING PRESIDENT|$1000|hard|Kelsey Grammer played this general in A&E's 2003 'Benedict Arnold'|Washington
29/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|REBELS WITH A CAUSE|$1200|hard|For 2 decades, Nobel Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi has been the focal point of resistance to this country's ruling regime|Burma
11/06/1999|Jeopardy!|HOME COOKIN'|$200|easy|I need lots of 'elbow' room when I cook up a big pot of these elbow-shaped noodles 'and cheese'|Macaroni
26/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SOMEBODY WROTE THAT|$1000|hard|'Harlot's Ghost', 'Why Are We in Vietnam?'|Norman Mailer
23/04/1999|Jeopardy!|THE BRITISH INVASION|$300|easy|'God Save the Queen' is a classic by this punk rock band, the leaders of the second British Invasion|Sex Pistols
12/09/1989|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATIONS|$900|hard|His parade featured many types of missiles & a PT boat|John F. Kennedy
29/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BABY TALK|$800|hard|The support for a handset of a phone, or a baby's bed on rockers|a cradle
14/01/1998|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 2 VOWELS|$500|medium|In this order of architecture, the entablature on the column is more intricate than in the Doric|Ionic
25/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOPE YOU'RE WELL READ...|$1200|hard|Gloria Naylor took home a 1983 National Book Award for 'The Women of' this 'Place'|Brewster Place
22/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CYBERIA|$1600|hard|Many have found old pals from homeroom at this .com launched in 1995|Classmates.com
28/12/2011|Jeopardy!|UNCOMMON BONDS|$400|easy|Later jailed for fraud, Australian Alan Bond became a national hero for financing the 1983 capture of this sailing trophy|America's Cup
03/05/1999|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$400|easy|(Alex giving the clue)  (Each spring) the Procession of the Golden Chariot in Mons, Belgium is followed by a mock battle between a dragon & this saint|Saint George
27/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|Roxane married Christian de Neuvillette not knowing his love letters were written by this poet & soldier|Cyrano de Bergerac
15/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TRIALS OF THE CENTURY|$1000|hard|The cops' acquittal in the 1992 trial for beating this man resulted in the worst riots in L.A. since 1965|Rodney King
26/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$1200|hard|One of his last paintings before his 1903 death in the South Pacific was a landscape of Brittany in winter|Gauguin
18/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$600|medium|Since his father died before he was born, his uncle Sardis Birchard helped raise him|Rutherford B. Hayes
08/01/2008|Jeopardy!|FROM SCREEN TO STAGE|$600|medium|The musical 'Here's Love' was based on this 1947 film in which the real Kris Kringle is hired to work at Macy's|Miracle on 34th Street
27/12/2000|Jeopardy!|DISNEY'S ANIMAL KINGDOM|$200|easy|This 'swinging' character really 'Rocks!' in a live stage show that also features Jane & Terk|Tarzan
07/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICAL CENTER|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew demonstrates a medical device.)  Nonprofessionals can learn to use an Automated External one of these heart devices  (Computer voice): Place the electrodes on patient's bare chest|a defibrillator
01/12/2005|Jeopardy!|COMEDIC CATCHPHRASES|$400|easy|'Mom always liked you best'|Tom Smothers
19/10/2010|Jeopardy!|THIS... WAS... JEOPARDY!|$400|easy|On June 1, 1937, she took off from Miami to fly around the world, but that didn't work out so well|Earhart
18/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GENE POOL|$200|easy|It was once said of this singing cowboy:  he 'used to ride off into the sunset.  Now he owns it'|Gene Autry
23/02/2010|Jeopardy!|VEGAS CASINOS|$800|hard|Enjoy rock star lemonades & world famous DJs at the rehab poolside party at this hotel|the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
27/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS|$400|easy|The billion-dollar empire of animal feed titans the Liu brothers makes them one of this country's richest families|China
21/11/1994|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$200|easy|In 1983 he said, 'We at Chrysler borrow money the old fashioned way: we pay it back'|Lee Iacocca
30/10/2007|Jeopardy!|PIECE|$400|easy|You have to fill up the piece seen here to win this game invented in 1979|Trivial Pursuit
03/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$200|easy|This author of 'The Jungle Book' lived in Vermont for 4 years|Rudyard Kipling
03/01/2011|Jeopardy!|TECHNOLOGY OF THE PAST|$600|medium|Originating in Asia around 200 B.C., this saddle attachment increased the military value of horses|a stirrup
06/06/2005|Jeopardy!|BLOWIN' IN THE WIND|$400|easy|You may experience a southerly burster or a brickfielder on this continent|Australia
17/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN LAST LINES|$800|hard|'And then to Rome--Come, Dolabella, see high order in this great solemnity'|Antony and Cleopatra
16/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CROSSWORD CLUES 'T'|$400|easy|Karenina's creator              (7)|Tolstoy
14/11/1986|Jeopardy!|GIRLS IN SONG|$100|easy|In 'I've Been Working On The Railroad', 'someone's in the kitchen with' her|Dinah
14/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NUCLEAR PHYSICS|$800|hard|Splitting atoms to release energy is called fission; combining atoms to release energy is called this|fusion
15/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|50 CENT|$400|easy|1 of the 2 items the Eagle clutches on the reverse side of the current JFK half dollar|arrows (or an olive branch)
29/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FRANCE LOSES THE FIGHT|$800|hard|The English won most of the battles in this 1337-1453 war but in the end France drove them out|Hundred Years' War
14/07/2009|Jeopardy!|HEADS OF STATE|$200|easy|Shimon Peres, elected by the Knesset as the 9th president in 2007|Israel
24/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE VIOLENCE|$4000|hard|This system for informing people about abductions is named for an unfortunate 9-year-old|Amber Alert
11/11/1998|Jeopardy!|COLONIES|$300|easy|Because of the mysterious disappearance of its residents, Roanoke Island became known as this 'colony'|The Lost Colony
04/04/2000|Jeopardy!|A 'DOCTOR' IN THE HOUSE|$200|easy|D.D.S.|Doctor of dental science
17/06/2009|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT ROMAN DINING|$1500|hard|The equivalent of 'soup to nuts' was 'ab ovo usque ad mala'--meals began with these & ended with fruit|eggs
08/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WASHING DONE|$1600|hard|Sorry, a couple of these, also called spangles, fell off your shirt even though I washed it inside-out|sequins
18/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BORN IN EAST LA.|$2000|hard|Baton Rouge, La.-born Brandon Hamilton starred as a cornerback for the Edmonton Eskimos in this sports league|Canadian football
20/04/2004|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE CREATURES|$800|hard|The beaver is a 'dam' fine choice as its state animal|Oregon
25/10/2010|Jeopardy!|THE EXECUTOR BRANCH|$1000|hard|As sheriff of Erie County, N.Y., Grover Cleveland personally hanged 2 criminals, earning him the nickname 'Hangman of' here|Buffalo
01/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WALKING WITH DINOSAURS|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew is stalked by a giant robot T. rex.)  Until the recent discovery of the Gigantotasaurus fossil, 3 tons bigger, T. rex was thought to be the largest dinosaur of this dietary class... aaaagh!|carnivore
07/11/2002|Jeopardy!|FITNESS & HEALTH|$600|medium|A Powerbar contains the 'oat' type of this, a 1980s cholesterol-fighting craze|bran
14/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'SHORT' STOP|$1600|hard|'Silent Snow, Secret Snow' by Conrad Aiken is a classic one|a short story
20/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HOME PAGES|$2000|hard|Beautiful but penniless Lily Bart overdoses on chloral in this not-so-jolly book by Edith Wharton|The House of Mirth
15/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHO THE 'H' ARE YOU?|$1600|hard|He's the troubled prodigy whose story is told in the 1996 film 'Shine'|(David) Helfgott
27/10/2008|Jeopardy!|GET YOUR GHOST|$400|easy|The ghost of a woman in a hat seen at Ky.'s Seelbach Hilton 'til these objects she was reflected in were removed|a mirror
30/10/2009|Jeopardy!|BRIDGES|$400|easy|On Oct. 27, 1989, after the Loma Prieta earthquake, a record 162,414 vehicles crossed this bridge|the Golden Gate Bridge
12/06/1998|Jeopardy!|ANIMATION|$200|easy|Yogi Bear stole pic-a-nic baskets fron vacationers at this national park|Jellystone
16/10/1997|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN FOODS|$400|easy|Tyropitta is a Greek pastry made of feta cheese stuffed into this flaky dough|phyllo
19/12/2008|Jeopardy!|MEASURE FOR MEASURE|$200|easy|Hey, half-pint, you're equal to this many quarts|1/4
24/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GO GREYHOUND|$1200|hard|Greyhound owners groups commonly advise that unless you can run 40 mph, it's a really bad idea to walk one 'off' this|off-leash
28/06/1993|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$400|easy|Ella Flagg Young was the first woman president of this organization abbreviated NEA|the National Education Association
08/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PENINSULAS|$2600|hard|The Apennines form the backbone of this European nation|Italy
03/12/2009|Jeopardy!|JAILHOUSE ROCK|$400|easy|From 1964 to 1982 this Nobelist was incarcerated on Rocky Robben Island off the coast of Cape Town|Mandela
21/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LEADERS|$800|hard|U.S. vice president: 1989-1993|Dan Quayle
15/09/2008|Jeopardy!|REUNIONS|$1000|hard|The Republican Party reunited when the Bull Moose Party evaporated after nominating this man as president|Teddy Roosevelt
10/06/1998|Jeopardy!|THE GREAT ABBA|$500|medium|Title of the ABBA hit heard here, it was one of their last:|The Winner Takes It All
30/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|3 OR MORE WIVES|$400|easy|Sybil Williams, Elizabeth Taylor, Elizabeth Taylor, Susan Hunt, Sally Hay|Richard Burton
17/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'W'HERE'S THAT?|$2000|hard|Little Red Riding Hood might be afraid to visit this Virginia park devoted to the performing arts|Wolf Trap
04/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew stands at a blackboard with curved mirrors depicted.)  For a concave mirror this point is in front of it; for a convex mirror, behind it, and expressed as a negative number|a focal point (or focus)
18/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$600|medium|A Greek military coup in 1974 briefly deposed Archbishop Makarios, president of this island nation|Cyprus
10/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HOME RUN SLUGGERS|$1200|hard|This Cub was the only man to hit more than 60 home runs in a season & not win a league title; it happened 3 times|(Sammy) Sosa
12/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY MUSICAL SETTINGS|$1200|hard|4 blue-collar guys work their way up from the streets of Newark to the heights of stardom in this 2005 smash|Jersey Boys
02/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|RING A BELL?|$1000|hard|This 1944 John Hersey novel set in a Sicilian town during World War II won a Pulitzer for fiction|A Bell For Adano
29/11/2011|Final Jeopardy!|TOYS|None|None|Invented in 1943, this toy was flung over tree branches by soldiers in Vietnam & used as a makeshift radio antenna|the Slinky
01/04/1997|Jeopardy!|LOSE A TURN|$100|easy|In 1991, after 8 years as the AKC's top dog, the cocker spaniel lost the No. 1 ranking to this dog called a lab|a Labrador retriever
15/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'MAN'-LY LIT|$400|easy|A Manolin (a person) & a marlin (a fish) appear in this Hemingway tale|The Old Man and the Sea
25/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CAT SKILLS|$400|easy|Cats have a 'nictitating membrane', a third one of these, which is used to clear dust from the cornea|an eyelid
07/03/2005|Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS: 1871|$200|easy|In 1871 this man was President of the United States|Ulysses Grant
30/01/1990|Jeopardy!|1980S TELEVISION|$400|easy|After protests from nurses, this serial eliminated its aerobic classes & steamy locker room scenes|Nightingales
19/07/2007|Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON, LINCOLN OR GEORGE W. BUSH|$1000|hard|Received a patent|Lincoln
15/01/2004|Jeopardy!|NUMERICAL PHRASES|$200|easy|It's the usual item with which you wouldn't touch someone despicable|a 10-foot pole
14/09/2010|Jeopardy!|KATIE COURIC, WITNESS TO HISTORY|$800|hard|(Katie Couric delivers the clue.) My first network job was as deputy correspondent at this site, preparing me for interviewing the Petraeuses & Odiernos of the world|the Pentagon
23/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THAT BIRD DOING?|$400|easy|This bird seen here gets its name by running along the beach uttering merry cries|Sandpiper
06/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'G'EOGRAPHY|$800|hard|Charged $8 to take a boat ride on this body of water, Mark Twain quipped, 'Do you wonder that Christ walked?'|the Sea of Galilee
05/01/2001|Jeopardy!|GARMENT BAG|$300|easy|In 'Flashdance' this actress wore the top that inspired the fashion seen here|Jennifer Beals
13/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE SILVER SCREEN|$800|hard|'Fire over England', Vivien Leigh's first film with this future husband, fueled their romance|Sir Laurence Olivier
14/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TV SHOW CASTING CALL|$400|easy|Kate Jackson, Farrah Fawcett, Jaclyn Smith|Charlie's Angels
04/03/2004|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$1000|hard|This cloudy atmosphere containing the nucleus of a comet may reach a diameter of 1 million miles|coma
23/05/2007|Jeopardy!|UP IN THE SKY!|$200|easy|Ye, gods, it's this outer planet seen here|Neptune
12/07/1999|Jeopardy!|THE NEW CAR LOT|$400|easy|The '99 Saab 9-5 offers a real cool option: this is 'refrigerated'|Glove compartment
21/11/2002|Jeopardy!|MOVIE MAGIC|$600|medium|The Mages, an elite group of magic users, rule the empire of Izmer in this 2000 film based on a role-playing game|Dungeons & Dragons
26/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$2000|hard|Minsk is the capital of this former Soviet republic|Belarus
31/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TO NEIL|$1200|hard|From 1979 to 1981, Neil Goldschmidt was Secretary of this department abbreviated D.O.T.|the Department of Transportation
11/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S GAME TIME|$1200|hard|'The Mines of Moria' & 'The Siege of Mirkwood' were expansions for the online version of this turbine game|The Lord of the Rings
09/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FACTS ON FILE|$800|hard|Jan Van Riebeeck led the first European settlement of what would become this South African seaport|Cape Town
25/12/2007|Jeopardy!|ROCKS & MINERALS|$1000|hard|On the Mohs scale, this mineral can be scratched by every other mineral|talc
05/04/2011|Jeopardy!|A STACK OF KNOWLEDGE|$400|easy|Carl Sandburg called this city not only the 'hog butcher for the world' but also 'stacker of wheat'|Chicago
06/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$200|easy|This 'colossal' Greek island is the largest of the Dodecanese Islands|Rhodes
01/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HAD A DOG|$2000|hard|2006's winner of Best in Show at the Westminster Kennel Club dog show was a colored type of this terrier|a bull terrier
17/11/1993|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$100|easy|'Oh, Pretty Woman' in 1964 was this artist's last Top 10 hit until 'You Got It' reached No. 9 in 1989|Roy Orbison
27/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|A DICKENS OF A STORY|$3500|hard|The title of this novel refers to a residence in Hertfordshire|Bleak House
28/02/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$100|easy|In soccer only this player can touch the ball with his hands|Goalkeeper
01/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LEAVE BRITTANY ALONE!|$1600|hard|In the 9th century Nomenoë, Brittany's national hero, drove out this 'Bald' Frankish king's forces|Charles
04/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$1000|hard|The Bay of Campeche is a southern extension of this gulf|Gulf of Mexico
19/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|At the end of this novel, Reverend Dimmesdale reveals publicly that he is the father of Hester Prynne's daughter|The Scarlet Letter
02/04/1993|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$600|medium|In the time it takes this largest planet to go once around the Sun, Earth has gone around 12 times|Jupiter
11/04/2003|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE TEAM NICKNAMES|$800|hard|(I'm Troy Vincent.) I played for Wisconsin as one of these diggers|Badgers
18/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY LITERARY CHARACTERS|$1200|hard|Alphabetically last of the 3 musketeers, he has a 'somewhat vainglorious strength'|Porthos
30/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TEAMS' RETIRED JERSEYS|$800|hard|This team retired Ray Nitschke's 66 & Reggie White's 92|the Green Bay Packers
26/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE PERFORMER|$800|hard|J.K. Simmons, seriously evil in 'Oz', brought it down to 'not so nice' as publisher J. Jonah Jameson in this 2002 film|Spider-Man
25/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|$2000|hard|In May 1966 this small South American country became independent, with Forbes Burnham as its first P.M.|Guyana
24/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|KINGS OF THE BIG SCREEN|$1600|hard|1994:  Nigel Hawthorne|George III
29/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|19TH CENTURY AMERICA|$200|easy|On July 4, 1828 construction began on this pioneering U.S. railroad, the B&O|Baltimore & Ohio
11/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|HORS D'OEUVRES|$400|easy|Chicken livers & water chestnuts wrapped in bacon; fortune cookies to follow|rumaki
04/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE PC|$800|hard|It's the outlet that connects a computer to a keyboard or a mouse; types include serial, parallel & USB|Ports
23/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL PLOTS|$600|medium|W. Somerset Maugham's tale of a medical student obsessed with the vulgar waitress Mildred|Of Human Bondage
04/03/2011|Jeopardy!|TECH-KNOW|$200|easy|This Apple product that was rolled out in 2010 has a 9.7-inch screen & is 1/2 inch thick|the iPad
14/05/1990|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$500|medium|Flag Day is a legal holiday only in this state where Betsy Ross worked as a seamstress|Pennsylvania
09/05/2001|Jeopardy!|CHURCH & STATE|$400|easy|The Old North Church, a beacon to worshippers since 1723, is in this state|Massachusetts
16/12/1996|Jeopardy!|BIRD TV|$400|easy|The title of this acclaimed miniseries referred to a frontier town, not to a solitary pigeon|Lonesome Dove
20/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC CINEMA OF THE '40s|$800|hard|This animated Disney film that featured a forest fire was the No. 1 box-office draw of 1942|Bambi
11/01/2005|Jeopardy!|WHAT A DISH!|$200|easy|Care for an hors d'oeuvre?  How about this dish of raw, ground beef served with raw egg|steak tartare
13/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE BELA LUGOSI FILE|$800|hard|As a boy, Lugosi lived not far from these mountains, home to the legendary Count Dracula|the Carpathians
01/12/2008|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'K'|$200|easy|Long-tailed marsupial (8)|a kangaroo
22/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ISMs|$200|easy|By definition, it's the ism practiced by a peeping Tom|Voyeurism
03/01/2000|Jeopardy!|I WROTE A BOOK!|$500|medium|This low-budget legend wrote 'How I Made a Hundred Movies in Hollywood and Never Lost a Dime'|Roger Corman
14/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'M'USIC|$2000|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew reports from Buddy Guy's Legends Blues Club in Chicago)  It was what Junior Wells had 'Working' in a song he recorded at Buddy Guy's Legends|mojo
22/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|STATE FISH|$2000|hard|Florida's state saltwater fish is this game fish known for its raised dorsal fin & spear-like nose|a sailfish
14/05/2001|Jeopardy!|COMIC & CARTOON CRITTERS|$400|easy|Quick Draw McGraw|Horse
02/06/2000|Jeopardy!|A JOLLY CATEGORY|$300|easy|(Hi, I'm Katherine Kelly Lang from 'The Bold and the Beautiful')  On TV, my dad Keith Wegeman played this 'jolly' advertising icon first used in canned peas|The Jolly Green Giant
07/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '50s|$1200|hard|Married couple Henry & Phoebe Ephron wrote 'Desk Set', starring this real-life couple|Tracy & Hepburn
20/05/1992|Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|$100|easy|In 'Oliver Twist' Jack Dawkins is better known by this 'skillful' name|the Artful Dodger
03/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SCI. ABBREV.|$1600|hard|The 'T' in TSH stands for this gland (the 'SH' if for stimulating hormone)|the thyroid
25/06/2008|Jeopardy!|ON THE BEACH IN RIO|$800|hard|Brazilians call this holiday eve 'Reveillon'; that's when small boats are launched to honor the sea goddess Yemanja|New Year's Eve
21/05/2003|Jeopardy!|DO YOU HEAR SOMETHING?|$400|easy|You might hear these on your way to Grandmother's house for the holidays|sleigh bells
25/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO FOUND AT A CIRCUS|$2000|hard|Aussie Medicare features this, what the AHD defines as 'a guarantee, as of professional or financial security'|a safety net
26/07/2011|Jeopardy!|R.B.s|$200|easy|In 2008 a 6'3'', 9,033-pound ball was made using 726,500 of these stretchable office items|rubber bands
26/05/2000|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$400|easy|Her 'Aunt Erma's Cope Book' was the bestselling nonfiction book of 1979|Erma Bombeck
03/09/2001|Jeopardy!|TRUE STORY|$100|easy|John Hersey wrote about 6 survivors of an August 6, 1945 explosion in this title city|Hiroshima
15/12/2009|Jeopardy!|STATE FACTS|$200|easy|Its state tree, a certain blue spruce, was discovered on Pikes Peak|Colorado
29/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LITERATURE|$600|medium|Written in Yiddish, his novels such as 'The Family Moskat' are often set in Poland|Isaac Bashevis Singer
24/11/1993|Jeopardy!|HUMOROUS QUOTES|$500|medium|Told of this president's death in 1933, Dorothy Parker supposedly asked, 'How can they tell?'|Calvin Coolidge
15/03/2006|Jeopardy!|BUDDHISM'S EIGHTFOLD PATH|$400|easy|The right livelihood doesn't include this '-ology' of reading the stars practiced by William Lilly|astrology
01/12/1998|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK, NEW YORK|$200|easy|This building seen here is a work of art in itself|Guggenheim Museum
18/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PHONE HOME!|$600|medium|Major John Andre, phone home!  This American traitor just called trying to warn you!|Benedict Arnold
03/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$1600|hard|A small sailing vessel, or a Southern contraction used to address 2 or more people|yawl/y'all
13/12/2006|Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICA|$600|medium|Bernardo O'Higgins is called 'The Liberator' of this long nation & also founded its navy|Chile
19/04/2000|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS OF THE ATLANTIC|$100|easy|In 1998 oil drilling operations began in the waters off these islands claimed by Argentina & Great Britain|Falkland/Malvinas Islands
28/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SET UP THE 'PIN'S|$1200|hard|These beans were dried & used as a kind of Old West energy bar|pinto beans
05/10/2009|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONIC PAIRS|$400|easy|The semicircular path taken by a biblical boat|an ark arc
02/12/2002|Jeopardy!|ME & MY GALAXY|$600|medium|With several arms coiling around a central bulge, the Milky Way galaxy is classified by Hubble as this type of galaxy|spiral
16/11/1993|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$500|medium|The National Gallery of Victoria is in this Australian city, capital of the state of Victoria|Melbourne
17/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'LET's END THIS|$400|easy|To prepare a cheese one of these, you'll need butter, eggs & of course, cheese|Omelet
13/07/2005|Jeopardy!|AROUND NEW YORK|$800|hard|You'll hear some cutting remarks in the 47th St. 'district' named for these brilliant items|diamonds
29/11/1996|Jeopardy!|MONTHS|$500|medium|On the Gregorian calendar, it's the ninth month|September
09/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TV WOMEN|$400|easy|This perky future anchorwoman did the last interview with JFK Jr.|Katie Couric
29/10/1998|Jeopardy!|BETTER KNOWN AS...|$400|easy|Charles Buchinsky|Charles Bronson
14/02/1997|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$500|medium|It's located on the Kentucky River, about 50 miles east of Louisville|Frankfort
24/05/2005|Jeopardy!|GUNS & AMMO|$200|easy|In 2004, the National Firearms Museum opened an exhibit on these, highlighting their use in skeet & trapshooting|shotguns
28/03/1997|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY SPOUSES|$100|easy|Joanne Woodward|Paul Newman
22/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$600|medium|Each December the Paul Bunyan Sled Dog Races are held in Bemidji in this northern state|Minnesota
21/09/1984|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK|$500|medium|British rockers whose name came from villain in sci-fi film 'Barbarella'|Duran Duran
29/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|15 LETTERS OR MORE|$400|easy|A being from outer space who might want to phone home|an extraterrestrial
21/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EDIBLES INSTANT REPLAY REVIEW|$2000|hard|Upon review, this 'circular' cut of meat from below the rump was too gristly|the round
10/02/2010|Jeopardy!|WEIRD SCIENCE|$600|medium|The return stroke for this weather event takes about 100 microseconds & its temperature is around 50,000 degrees|lightning
26/02/1998|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICAN AUTHORS|None|None|He launched his lecturing career in 1866 with a talk later titled 'Our Fellow Savages of the Sandwich Islands'|Mark Twain
10/02/1999|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE SPORTS TEAM NICKNAMES|$100|easy|The University of Alabama|Crimson Tide
27/10/2006|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$1000|hard|Anton Karas' music for the movie 'The Third Man' was played on this stringed instrument of Austria|a zither
13/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITAL ATTRACTIONS|$7000|hard|Morse Farm Maple Sugarworks & Green Mount Cemetery|Montpelier
12/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN COLLEGE TOWNS|$1600|hard|Begun around 1088, the University of this 'meaty' northern Italian city is considered the oldest in Europe|Bologna
31/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE MUSICAL FRUIT|$600|medium|Harry Belafonte: '____ Boat Song (Day-O)'|Banana
09/01/2004|Jeopardy!|GOING TO THE DOGS|$1000|hard|Altana's Mystique, a dog of this 'European' breed, is the world's top show dog with 275 Best-In-Show Awards|German shepherd
17/07/1997|Jeopardy!|OCEANIA|$100|easy|While the U.S. has many territories in Oceania, it has only one state there:  this one|Hawaii
12/01/2007|Jeopardy!|BIG 'STAR'|$600|medium|This hotel & casino at 3000 Las Vegas Blvd. South cashed out in 2006|the Stardust
08/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GLAND CENTRAL STATION|$600|medium|This ductless gland in the base of the neck secretes the hormones for controlling metabolism|Thyroid gland
01/03/2001|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$100|easy|On February 28, the first of the Forty-Niners to arrive by ship docked at this California port city|San Francisco
01/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SHOW BIZ JOBS|$400|easy|'Positional' type of comedy being performed here|stand-up
27/09/1995|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$200|easy|In 1791 this future French emperor became a lieutenant colonel in the Corsican National Guard|Napoleon
22/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GETTING SCIENTIFIC|$2000|hard|The name of this type of medical examination comes from the Greek for 'seeing with one's own eyes'|Autopsy
21/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL LANGUAGES|$800|hard|Official language in common to the Central African Republic & Canada|French
23/07/2007|Jeopardy!|THE LARGEST IN AREA|$600|medium|Saudi Arabia, Oman, Yemen|Saudi Arabia
29/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$2000|hard|It resembles a large cornet but is actually a bugle; Chuck Mangione featured it on his 1978 hit 'Feels So Good'|the flugelhorn
10/06/1997|Final Jeopardy!|FASHION HISTORY|None|None|In 1849 Americans traveling to the California gold fields via boat popularized this hat|Panama Hat
12/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE TALK|$1200|hard|Artistic movement that included Man Ray & Duchamp|Dada
05/01/2007|Jeopardy!|OFFAL FRENCH FOOD|$400|easy|When the French eat this organ, they call it cervelle (wonder if it makes them smarter?)|brains
14/02/2008|Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS|$400|easy|When he took the oath of office on January 20, 1953 at age 40, he became the second-youngest vice president|Nixon
25/05/1989|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'V'|$200|easy|In this 1958 Alfred Hitchcock film, James Stewart played a former police detective afraid of heights|Vertigo
19/11/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. GOVERNMENT|$500|medium|Most presidential libraries are controlled by this agency which maintains our government records|The National Archives
15/11/1985|Jeopardy!|19TH CENTURY|$100|easy|In 1869, professional players of this sport earned maximum of $1400 a year & didn't strike|baseball
25/07/2011|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS FOR SHORT|$1000|hard|Similar to the DAR, the SAR|the Sons of the American Revolution
28/05/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$500|medium|This state capital is known for a variety of oysters found primarily in Puget Sound|Olympia
10/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WONDER DRUGS|$200|easy|Humulin used by diabetics is short for 'human' this|insulin
31/10/2006|Jeopardy!|HAPPY HALLOWEEN|$800|hard|This Christian holiday also called Hallowmas was created as the day after Halloween to convert people|All Saints' Day
24/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PRECOLUMBIAN LIFE|$400|easy|In the name of the deity Quetzalcoatl, coatl refers to a snake & quetzal to this type of creature|bird
18/03/2005|Jeopardy!|CHERCHEZ LA FEMME|$400|easy|Sidney Lanier, Sydney Greenstreet, Sydney Biddle Barrows|Sydney Biddle Barrows
12/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GOTTA HAVE 'PUL'|$1200|hard|In 1967 Jocelyn Burnell discovered this type of star that blinks on & off at a constant frequency|a pulsar
24/01/2000|Jeopardy!|BRITISH AUTHORS|$200|easy|Like Dickens, this 'Vanity Fair' contemporary left his last novel, 'Denis Duval', unfinished|William Makepeace Thackeray
17/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BORN FIRST|$400|easy|John Milton, John Grisham, John Steinbeck|John Milton
26/02/2003|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$1000|hard|Founded in L.A. in 1965, this rent-a-car agency was acquired by Chrysler in 1990|Dollar Rent-a-Car
25/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|EARLY 19th CENTURY AMERICA|$400|easy|Meriwether Lewis served as the midwife when her son, Jean Baptiste Charbonneau, was born on February 11, 1805|Sacagawea
23/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ODE TO ENGLAND|$800|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew in London)  A hill & fortress, we explain, also share this bridge's name|Tower Bridge
26/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$2000|hard|This Venetian, said his pupil Palma Giovane, 'used his fingers more than his brush' to finish his lush works|Titian
02/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS|$200|easy|The Sumerians' pottery was the first made on this device|Potter's wheel
19/04/2006|Jeopardy!|'XE'-LENT|$200|easy|On his 75th birthday, Paul Newman burned one of these outfits, saying he'd 'had enough formality' in his life|a tuxedo
15/12/2000|Jeopardy!|PUBLISH|$300|easy|Charles Little's publishing partner, he's not the same man who sang 'Licking Stick' & 'Soul Power'|James Brown
17/01/2008|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE CRITTERS|$400|easy|Grrr! This bear is Montana's state animal|a grizzly
23/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL POLITICS|$600|medium|In this kind of monarchy, a king's or queen's rule is unrestricted|Absolute Monarchy
27/10/2011|Jeopardy!|MOST POPULAR BABY NAMES BY YEAR|$200|easy|1971, boys:  An archangel|Michael
07/10/2011|Jeopardy!|NAME CALLING|$200|easy|Hey little short person, you don't mind if I call you this, do you?--like the ones in the east of the Land of Oz|munchkin
15/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|20TH-CENTURY PERSONALITIES|$200|easy|Born in Russian Poland in 1886, he became the first prime minister of Israel|David Ben-Gurion
24/04/2007|Jeopardy!|LET'S COMMUNICATE|$1000|hard|Founded in 1952, this U.S. agency's primary function is to encode & decode communications intelligence|the National Security Agency
12/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BANDS BY THE NUMBER|$200|easy|'Joy to the World' was a No. 1 hit for this band in 1971|Three Dog Night
02/12/2011|Jeopardy!|SHADES OF GRAY|$600|medium|A mysterious Gray Lady is said to frequent the children's reading room of this public building in Willard Indiana|a library
05/05/2000|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HODGEPODGE|$200|easy|A statue of this great Chinese philosopher adorns the plaza named for him in New York City's Chinatown|Confucius
20/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|POETRY|$1000|hard|Sir Walter Raleigh's 'The Nymph's Reply to the Shepherd' was an answer to this Marlowe poem|The Passionate Shepherd to His Love
23/04/1997|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE ON STAMPS|$400|easy|On June 24, 1996 this actor's stamp premiered on the Warner Bros. lot, where he made 'East of Eden'|James Dean
02/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN POETS & POETRY|$1600|hard|Born Dorothy Rothschild, this noted wit began her literary career with a poem published in Vanity Fair|Dorothy Parker
27/05/2010|Jeopardy!|WORLD OF GESTURES|$400|easy|In Italy a raised little finger means this, an observation sometimes made about supermodels|skinny
10/09/2002|Jeopardy!|YES SIR, THAT'S MY BAY|$200|easy|The Potomac|Chesapeake Bay
07/07/2011|Jeopardy!|CELEBS|$600|medium|Before the 'Twilight' movies, he was sharkboy in 'The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl'|Taylor Lautner
23/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TV PARENTS|$800|hard|George Segal plays Jack Gallo, publisher of Blush magazine & Laura San Giacomo's dad on this sitcom|Just Shoot Me
29/10/1998|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK TIMES HEADLINES|$300|easy|On Sept. 9, 1974 news fit to print included the pardon of this man & 'Knievel Safe As Rocket Falls'|Richard Nixon
10/01/1997|Jeopardy!|COSMETICS & PERFUME|$500|medium|Guerlain perfume named for the 'Garden of Love' built by a Mogul emperor|Shalimar
07/01/2005|Jeopardy!|MISSING LINKS|$1000|hard|Tale of the _______ recorder|tape
06/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FROM A TO Y|$800|hard|Go with a person or play with a singer|accompany
02/06/2010|Jeopardy!|I JUST WANNA LOOK AT THE PICTURES|$200|easy|This statue bears the name of the beloved children's story it was based on|The Little Mermaid
21/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS JARGON|$2000|hard|Major underwriters in this type of banking are the 'bulge bracket'|investment banking
11/06/1998|Jeopardy!|THE LITTLE THINGS IN LIFE|$500|medium|This little girl hatches out of a flower in a Hans Christian Andersen tale|Thumbelina
23/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ROMANCE LANGUAGES|$800|hard|Romance languages are rich in diphthongs, combinations of these sounds, as in 'sounds'|Vowel sounds
16/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|_____ THE _____|$2000|hard|One item in a violinists bag of tricks is the thin, glassy tone made by playing 'sul ponticello', Italian for this|on the bridge
12/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GAME SHOW HOSTS|$1200|hard|This TV game show producer also hosted 'This is Your Life' & 'Truth or Consequences'|Ralph Edwards
28/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|$800|hard|Though some remains were found in 1991, the fate of this Russian grand duchess remains a mystery|Anastasia
09/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS|$2000|hard|One of the only 2 current U.S. territories visited by Columbus, who reached both in 1493|Puerto Rico (or the Virgin Islands)
19/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$2000|hard|Donizetti's 'Anna Bolena' ends with the marriage of Henry VIII (aka Enrico) to this woman|Jane Seymour
03/02/2010|Jeopardy!|FOOD FESTIVALS|$200|easy|Make room for guacamole & head to Fallbrook, California for its festival of this fruit|avocado
17/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HERO & VILLAIN|$2000|hard|In a subsequent Jules Verne novel, we find that this marine commander is a rajah's son named Prince Dakkar|(Captain) Nemo
15/10/2010|Jeopardy!|PROVINCES|$800|hard|Leinster & Munster|Ireland
16/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TO THE NEAREST...|$1000|hard|To the nearest light year, the distance between Earth & Alpha Centauri|4 light years
27/11/2009|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$200|easy|Hey, Mr.!  It's a shallow frame drum with a single head & metal discs fitted into the walls of the frame|a tambourine
26/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ALL'S PHARAOH|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew introduces her mummy.)  In 1978 some of the objects here at the Egyptian Museum went to New York in a historic exhibit fittingly titled these 'of Tutankhamen'|Treasures
06/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NEWS TO ME|$400|easy|A 7.0 magnitude earthquake in this Caribbean country Jan. 12, 2010 brought a world outpouring of aid|Haiti
11/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COMPUTER JARGON|$400|easy|P2P means this type of file sharing, like Kazaa or Limewire|peer-to-peer (person-to-person accepted)
24/04/2007|Jeopardy!|LET'S COMMUNICATE|$600|medium|Well into WWI, it was the animal alternative to Marconi's system for sending wireless long-distance messages|pigeons
07/04/1999|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$100|easy|This first U.S. first lady, a fine equestrienne, once rode a horse up the stairs of her uncle's house|Martha Washington
19/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|2-, 3- & 4-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|This 2-letter exclamation can mean 'look!' & is often paired with 'and behold'|lo
11/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SECOND-MOST POPULOUS CITIES|$200|easy|Cork|Ireland
25/12/2009|Jeopardy!|SHIRLEY MacLAINE|$600|medium|Shirley was great friends with the fabled Rat Pack & starred with them in this 1960 caper film|Ocean's Eleven
30/12/1998|Jeopardy!|BOWL GAMES|$200|easy|Hawaii has played in this Hawaiian bowl only once; it lost to Michigan State 33-13 in 1989|Aloha Bowl
24/01/2012|Jeopardy!|YOU'LL NEED INSURANCE|$400|easy|Medical liability insurance is better known as this type of insurance|malpractice insurance
16/11/2007|Jeopardy!|RECENT CINEMA|$400|easy|In 'The Nanny Diaries' she plays Annie Braddock, a college student taking care of a rich family's kid|Scarlett Johansson
02/02/1999|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE OFFICE|$200|easy|If your colleagues fall asleep in a meeting, it may mean this drink was in the brown instead of the orange pot|Decaf coffee
02/03/2011|Jeopardy!|VS.|$800|hard|If you're watching Harvard vs. Yale, you're watching a competition in this 8-school group|the Ivy League
10/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THEY WERE STONED|$1600|hard|This Islamic law system prescribes stoning as punishment for adultery|Sharia law
20/06/2003|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL QUOTES|$1000|hard|Genesis 37:31 says that siblings took his 'coat and killed a kid of the goats, and dipped the coat in the blood'|Joseph
28/06/2007|Jeopardy!|CRIME RHYME TIME|$600|medium|Anglican cleric's incendiary crimes|Parson's arsons
24/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARY AUTHORS|$800|hard|This 'The Cradle Will Fall' author's first book was a biography of George Washington|Mary Higgins Clark
16/05/2001|Jeopardy!|N.E.W.S.|$200|easy|Of North Park, East Park, West Park or South Park, it's where Kenny is killed...& killed, & killed|South Park
08/11/1999|Jeopardy!|DOT COM|$400|easy|Find out about the musical group Sugar Ray & buy 550s & 517s online from this jeans maker|Levi's
20/01/1998|Jeopardy!|'W'ORDS|$100|easy|It's the part of a candle that you kindle|Wick
09/11/1988|Jeopardy!|HAIR CARE|$200|easy|Style in which hair is rolled under at shoulder length, or a young male attendant at a hotel|page boy
20/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ISN'T IT 'GRAND'?|$1600|hard|Used for flood control & power production, it's been called the '8th Wonder of the World'|the Grand Coulee Dam
07/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE TASTE OF LIECHTENSTEIN|$1000|hard|This Liechtenstein capital is known for its postal museum & state art collection|Vaduz
29/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|YOGA|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew is in the yoga studio this time.)  When you need a break from one of yoga's pretzel-like poses, you can rest awhile in balasana, this youthful pose|child's pose
25/11/2008|Jeopardy!|Z BOYS|$800|hard|This Italian director is famous for his 1968 film of 'Romeo and Juliet'|Franco Zeffirelli
17/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OR THE HIGHWAY|$800|hard|U.S. 66 runs from Chicago to L.A.; this devilishly numbered route runs from Monticello, Utah to Douglas, Arizona|Route 666
24/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CIVIL WAR PEOPLE|$1000|hard|Though he was born near Petersburg, VA., this 'Old Fuss And Feathers' general sided with the Union|Winfield Scott
10/11/1997|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL MONUMENTS|$200|easy|Scotts Bluff National Monument lies in western Nebraska on this pioneer trail|Oregon Trail
29/06/2009|Jeopardy!|GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT|$600|medium|Finland's pres. is Tarja Halonen; Taraji P. Henson was Queenie, the adoptive mom in 'The Curious Case of' him|Benjamin Button
29/04/1998|Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON D.C.|$500|medium|He reportedly called the FBI headquarters the ugliest building he'd ever seen; it was named for him anyway|J. Edgar Hoover
12/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'FUL' HOUSE|$1000|hard|Arkansas senator from 1945 to 1974, he sponsored a program of international educational exchanges|J. William Fulbright
04/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PEOPLE|$600|medium|The Philistines made sport of him 'and they set him between the pillars'|Samson
12/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC ALBUMS|$400|easy|Madonna released her first, self-titled album in 1983 & 'Chaste' it the next year with this one|Like A Virgin
28/05/1997|Jeopardy!|BUG NAMES|$100|easy|Newspaper publisher Britt Reid fights crime as this 'Green' hero|the Green Hornet
22/05/1997|Jeopardy!|ADJECTIVES|$200|easy|This adjective turns a 'shave' into a narrow escape|Close
15/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T MISS IT!|$800|hard|The country known as this island '& Tobago' claims that its Carnaval is 'The Greatest Show on Earth'|Trinidad
10/03/1997|Jeopardy!|-OLOGIES|$500|medium|It's the science that deals with water & its properties|Hydrology
27/12/2007|Jeopardy!|WE STAND|$600|medium|The stoat, also called this, is a type of weasel, & in wintertime is known for its white coat|an ermine
10/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SUBMARINE LIFE|$400|easy|This country's submarine fleet, partly based at Severomorsk, suffers from underfunding & deterioration|Russia
30/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LITTLE FEAT|$1600|hard|Minted from 1793 to 1857, it was the smallest denomination of U.S. coin ever issued|half-cent
22/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE MUSICALS|$1200|hard|Donald O'Connor 'made 'em laugh' in one of this 1952 movie's most famous numbers|Singin' in the Rain
24/07/2009|Jeopardy!|WORLD CITY WALK|$400|easy|In the 17th century the Corsairs controlled this current capital of Morocco|Rabat
11/11/1999|Jeopardy!|IT'S IMPERATIVE|$200|easy|After your name is called for the first time on 'The Price Is Right', you're told to do this|Come On Down!
14/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ACTING PRESIDENTS|$400|easy|President Harrison Ford personally battles hijacker Gary Oldman in this 1997 thriller|Air Force One
25/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PRO ATHLETES BY NUMBER WORN|$800|hard|Moses Malone, Derek Jeter|two
14/06/2007|Jeopardy!|MARYLAND|$400|easy|Baltimore is the largest city, but this city is the capital|Annapolis
06/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NUMERIC PLACES|$800|hard|A Feb. 3, 2011 tweet said that a pro-democracy crowd had taken over the 6th of October Bridge in this capital|Cairo
05/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|EVENTS IN THE OLYMPIC DECATHLON|$400|easy|It's the running event that includes a series of obstacles|the hurdles
26/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ALWAYS REMEMBER SEPTEMBER|$1600|hard|September 2006 brought news of a 'Unity Deal' between Hamas & this other 5-letter Palestinian group|Fatah
07/02/2005|Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$800|hard|His garden at Altbrunn Monastery included several pairs of yellow peas, each with a different trait|(Gregor) Mendel
20/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL|$200|easy|This U.S. university performs its Hasty Pudding theatricals in Bermuda during 'College Weeks' in March & April|Harvard
03/06/2010|Jeopardy!|'EVE'|$600|medium|To take over for a struggling pitcher in a baseball game|to relieve
20/12/1999|Final Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|None|None|This politician adopted his last name from a southern California beach & surfing community|Governor Jesse Ventura
09/07/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S.A.|$100|easy|If you visit this 'colorful' Wisconsin city, 'pack' in a visit to the National Railroad Museum|Green Bay
15/06/2004|Jeopardy!|FASHION|$800|hard|In the 1800s the height of these posed a storage problem until Antoine Gibus made them collapsible|top hats
05/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$800|hard|These glands also produce norepinephrine|the adrenal glands
13/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|JAMES JOYCE'S DUBLIN|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Dublin, Ireland.) We're at the Jameson Distillery raising a glass to James Joyce on June 16, a date that now has this one-word name|Bloomsday
07/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TEAM PLAYERS|$400|easy|Someone filling his suitcase to get out of Wisconsin|Green Bay Packer
02/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$1000|hard|In 1955 this Danish physicist organized the 1st Atoms For Peace conference in Geneva|Niels Bohr
02/12/1998|Jeopardy!|MEN OF LETTERS|$300|easy|Alan Alexander...|A.A. Milne
11/06/2009|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|None|None|A 2007 book about these 2 men is subtitled 'Victorious American and Vanquished Virginian'|Ulysses S. Grant & Robert E. Lee
09/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|RIVERS|$400|easy|On this soap's September 28, 1999 episode Erica & David went to New York & ran into Joan|All My Children
21/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|RULERS|$200|easy|This 'Great' czar thought his son Alexis was conspiring to overthrow him, so he ordered him tortured|Peter the Great
26/01/2001|Jeopardy!|CRAYOLA CRAYON COLORS|$400|easy|In response to teachers' requests, Prussian Blue became this 'timely' color in 1958|Midnight Blue
08/07/2003|Jeopardy!|A NOSE FOR GNUS|$1000|hard|Gnus seem to have a fear of crossing rivers, maybe from an inbred fear of these predators|crocodiles
10/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SONG|$800|hard|Harold Hill sings, 'I love you madly, madly, madam librarian...' her|Marian
01/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$800|hard|Bartolomeo Ammanati's large marble statue of Neptune adorns a fountain in this city's Piazza della Signoria|Florence (or Firenze)
13/09/2004|Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE AMERICA|$600|medium|Object associated with the Lone Ranger & with Bob Seger's Band|a silver bullet
27/02/2001|Jeopardy!|'NO' WAY|$200|easy|This head movement can indicate approval or sleepiness|Nodding
01/10/2001|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|None|None|In April 2001 Kevin Costner screened his flim 'Thirteen Days' for this man, a key player in the events portrayed|Fidel Castro
21/10/2005|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL DAUGHTERS|$600|medium|A Columbia Law School graduate, she married museum designer Edwin Schlossberg in 1986|Caroline Kennedy
11/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$600|medium|Wright Brothers Day, Dec. 17, celebrates the pair's flight near this North Carolina village|Kitty Hawk
25/06/2007|Jeopardy!|KENYA FEEL THE LOVE|$1200|hard|Kenya's official languages are English & this one, whose name means 'people of the coast'|Swahili
19/01/1999|Jeopardy!|SINGERS NAME'S THE SAME|$400|easy|Singer-songwriter Nyro & pop singer Branigan|Laura
15/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY CLASS|$800|hard|This N.Y. Island, a reception center for immigrants from 1892 to 1954, is named for a man who once owned it|Ellis Island
14/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SNOWBOARDING|$400|easy|Snowboarding is often featured in ads for this Pepsico soda with a lofty name|Mountain Dew
17/09/2007|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$600|medium|In 1869 this 'wild' & crazy guy killed 2 men as acting sheriff of Ellis County, Kansas|Wild Bill Hickok
20/11/2006|Jeopardy!|ALL MY CHILDREN|$800|hard|On Sept. 4, 1957 this auto co. introduced the Edsel, a model named for the son of the company's founder|Ford
07/11/1995|Jeopardy!|WEAPONS|$200|easy|Marvin Runyon said as of Aug. 1, 1995 any of these workers bringing a gun to the job would be fired|postal workers
18/06/2003|Final Jeopardy!|LITERARY TITLE CHARACTERS|None|None|Fanny Squeers called him Knuckleboy|Nicholas Nickleby
14/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GREAT LAKES|$400|easy|Simon Lake built the Argonaut, the first of these to navigate the open seas; air for the crew came from a floating hose|a submarine
21/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|I KNOW UR|$800|hard|One of the last kings to build at Ur was this 'great' Persian, also called Koresh|Cyrus
28/01/2010|Jeopardy!|SAUDI ARABIA|$1000|hard|You can treat this man like royalty in Saudi Arabia; he's the current king|Abdullah
26/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ASIA|$1000|hard|Of the 3 countries of Indochina, the 1 that's landlocked|Laos
14/10/2009|Jeopardy!|IN THE MILITARY?|$600|medium|It was Howard Stern's 1993 bestselling autobiography|Private Parts
04/12/2000|Jeopardy!|TONIGHT SHOW ANNOUNCERS|$400|easy|He had 20/20 concentration as Jack Paar's announcer & sidekick|Hugh Downs
08/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BARRE TENDERS|$1200|hard|In 1990 he & choreographer Mark Morris founded a touring company called the White Oak Dance Project|Baryshnikov
18/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S ILLINOIS-ING|$1200|hard|Illinois' southernmost city, it shares its name with Africa's largest city (pronounced differently)|Cairo
29/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$2000|hard|Wyclef Jean was a musician from the Fugees; this theologian inspired a 1382 English Bible translation|John Wycliffe
19/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS|$1600|hard|Seen here, he served as vice president for just over 2 years|Nelson Rockefeller
24/11/2005|Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICA|$600|medium|Around 900 A.D. the Toltec Indians set up an empire centered in Tula, just north of this current world capital|Mexico City
21/04/2009|Jeopardy!|TV'S GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN|$1000|hard|He played out of this world chief engineer Montgomery Scott|James Doohan
06/11/2009|Jeopardy!|CELEBS|$200|easy|Sharpay in 'High School Musical', she voices Candace on 'Phineas and Ferb'|Ashley Tisdale
19/05/1997|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$200|easy|Mardi Gras comes at the end of the carnival season & the beginning of this 40-day period|Lent
14/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'GRANT's & 'LEE's|$1000|hard|The bill creating these colleges was signed into law by Abraham Lincoln|Land grant colleges
09/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TAKING FLIGHT|$2000|hard|In 1958 this Australian airline began offering around-the-world service|Qantas
18/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SHRIMPING|$2000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew plays with her food on a shrimp boat in Savannah, GA.)  Shrimp typically swim backwards by flexing the tail & these aptly-named appendages on the abdomen|swimmerets
15/05/2009|Jeopardy!|WARS BY BATTLE|$600|medium|1898: The Battle of San Juan Hill|the Spanish-American War
20/04/2010|Jeopardy!|LITERARY AWARDS|$1000|hard|Winners of this award include Scott O'Dell for 'Island of the Blue Dolphins' & Lois Lowry for 'Number the Stars'|the Newbery
08/11/2002|Jeopardy!|PARDON MY POLISH|$1000|hard|Make one of these & you may say my 'blad'|error/mistake
09/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|INSTRUMENTAL|$1200|hard|Greg Leisz is a virtuoso on the pedal type of this relatively new instrument, which is supported on a stand|steel guitar
25/10/2007|Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$600|medium|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from the Princeton Plasma Physics Lab.)  Princeton studies the physics of magnetic reconnection, which ionizes the upper atmosphere & produces this spectacular natural phenomenon|the northern lights
15/06/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. 'CITY's|$200|easy|At Christmas, a dazzling light display lights up Temple Square in this city|Salt Lake City
05/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|STUFF|$1000|hard|In 1997 French Polynesia celebrated the 50th anniversary of this Thor Heyerdahl raft|Kon-Tiki
01/02/1999|Jeopardy!|SAINT PAUL|$100|easy|Born to Jewish parents in Tarsus, Saint Paul is called 'The Apostle To' these non-Jews|Gentiles
10/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OLD NAMES ON THE MAP|$400|easy|After the British took over this island in 1797, the anglicized Puerto de Espana to Port of Spain|Trinidad
28/03/2001|Jeopardy!|DESPERATE MEASURES|$200|easy|There are 43,560 square feet in a standard one of these|Acre
03/03/2003|Jeopardy!|N.E.W.S.|$400|easy|Of North Sea, East Sea, West Sea or South Sea, location of the island nation of Tuvalu|South Sea
19/05/2010|Jeopardy!|WORD PUZZLES|$400|easy|I save mine for a midnight snack|leftovers
14/02/2007|Jeopardy!|THE CW|$600|medium|Taking buses from Bed-Stuy to Corleone Junior High School is an adventure in hilarity on this show|Everybody Hates Chris
17/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE FOLKSMEN|$2000|hard|Rolling Stone called this Okie from Okemah 'the face of American folk music'|Woody Guthrie
29/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|HAIRSTYLES|$800|hard|From Middle French for 'chain', it's a knot or coil of hair worn at the back of the head or neck|a chignon
11/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD|$600|medium|The portobello, a type of this which can measure 6'' in diameter, makes a great stuffed appetizer|Mushroom
15/03/2007|Jeopardy!|NO BYTE|$1000|hard|Remember Salvador Dali's work 'The Persistence of' this|Memory
23/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HOUSES OF THE HOLY|$1000|hard|Turkey's August 1999 earthquake didn't damage this colorful Istanbul landmark that has 6 minarets|Blue Mosque
20/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MOVERS & SHAKERS|$400|easy|In 1971 oilman Robert McCulloch moved London Bridge to this U.S. state|Arizona
31/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ALL SAINTS' DAY BABIES|$1000|hard|This South African's mother was up to par when he was born November 1, 1935|Gary Player
27/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|'LOCK's|$1000|hard|Psychologist whose 'Studies in the Psychology of Sex' was banned in turn-of-the-century England|Havelock Ellis
20/10/1998|Final Jeopardy!|WORDS FROM PHYSICS|None|None|It means 'relating to the motion of projectiles', or 'very angry'|ballistic
09/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY SECRET LIVES RHYME TIME|$600|medium|Cosby's recreational dentistry equipment|Bill's drills
10/10/2011|Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED KEGS|$200|easy|Cheers, mate: FORESTS|Fosters
18/06/1998|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$200|easy|It's where something embarrassing is swept|Under the rug/carpet
06/06/1997|Jeopardy!|CAR PARTS|$500|medium|In one steering system, a toothed bar called the rack is engaged by this gear|the pinion
30/01/2009|Jeopardy!|WHAT AM I DOING IN NEW JERSEY?|$600|medium|In 1879 the first practical incandescent lamp was developed in this community|Menlo Park
07/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WILD ABOUT HARRY|$800|hard|As a child this trumpeter & big band leader was a contortionist|Harry James
04/10/2006|Jeopardy!|PLAY THIS|$800|hard|Advent Children & Chains of Promethia are just 2 of the many episodes in this popular role-playing game|Final Fantasy
02/02/1996|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$1000|hard|In the Rig veda this major Hindu deity is called Rudra & is addressed in just 3 hymns|Shiva
06/03/2007|Jeopardy!|WHICH U.S. CABINET DEPARTMENT?|$600|medium|The U.S. Mission to the United Nations|State Department
25/09/2008|Jeopardy!|ENTOMBMENT|$1000|hard|His body may be at Pere Lachaise in Paris, but he left his heart at a church in Warsaw|Frederic Chopin
14/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S DO A BROADWAY MUSICAL!|$1600|hard|Hey, 'Don't Cry for Me'!  I won't get the lead in this musical, but I'll be great as Juan Peron|Evita
10/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE 11th CENTURY|$400|easy|At Clermont on Nov. 27, 1095 the first of these holy missions was proclaimed|The Crusades
26/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL IDIOMS|$2000|hard|This 2-word part of the piano is also a verb meaning to downplay something harsh or upsetting|soft-pedal
05/03/2004|Jeopardy!|FRAGRANCES|$600|medium|You might say this man's cologne, introduced by Bijan in 1996, is a real slam dunk|Michael Jordan
07/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'C' IS FOR COOKING|$400|easy|While it may contain cottage cheese, the traditional New York cheesecake is based on this cheese|cream cheese
08/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$1600|hard|Alexander Pope cautioned, 'Know then thyself, presume not God to scan; the proper study of mankind is' this|man
28/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MADAM, I'M ADAM SMITH|$2000|hard|The 20 pound note shows me & my great idea of the stages of work getting split among specialists; it's this 3-word concept|division of labor
17/12/2007|Jeopardy!|THE MOST POPULOUS NATION|$400|easy|Israel, Lebanon, Syria|Syria
22/07/2005|Jeopardy!|HERO SANDWICH|$800|hard|This title swashbuckling hero rescues aristocrats during the French Revolution in an Orczy work|the Scarlet Pimpernel
24/02/2004|Jeopardy!|HARRISON FORD MOVIES|$1000|hard|'Something wrong with buttons?...got anything against zippers?'|Witness
17/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$400|easy|This style of Picasso & Braque was broken into 2 phases, analytic & synthetic|Cubism
06/06/2003|Jeopardy!|CLOTHING WORDS|$200|easy|A score of 22-22, for instance|tie
14/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AND THEN YOU 'DY'|$2000|hard|2 individuals or units regarded as a pair|a dyad
12/04/2006|Jeopardy!|DOCUMENTARIES|$800|hard|A 1945 Hitchcock film shares its name with this 2002 documentary about the Scripps National Spelling Bee competition|Spellbound
07/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$400|easy|The flute plays an important role in this composer's 'Prelude A L' Apres-Midi D' Un Faune'|Claude Debussy
28/10/2004|Jeopardy!|WHATCHA GOT COOKING?|$400|easy|According to the 'Joy of Cooking', of roasting, poaching or paring, the best way to remove a pepper's skin|roasting
27/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|VIVA ITALIA|$800|hard|The world's first major film festival was held in this city in 1932; today it awards the prestigious Golden Lion|Venice
18/12/1996|Jeopardy!|HAITI|$300|easy|This South American liberator spent time as an exile in Haiti|Simon Bolivar
23/03/2000|Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$300|easy|In 1999 this 'Weekly' from Time Inc. ranked 'The 100 Greatest Moments in Rock'|Entertainment Weekly
08/12/1989|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$500|medium|When Robert Culp & Natalie Wood played 'Bob & Carol', these 2 played 'Ted & Alice'|Dyan Cannon & Elliott Gould
28/09/2000|Jeopardy!|EAT YOUR CARBOHYDRATES|$100|easy|In Indonesia nasi goreng is the fried type of this staple grain|Rice
27/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL GASES|$1000|hard|As a liquid, it's used as a cryogenic refrigerant; as a gas, it makes lights red|Neon
20/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|HILLS|$600|medium|The Homestake mine, the largest gold mine in the U.S., is in these South Dakota hills|the Black Hills
26/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HODGEPOURRI|$1200|hard|This weekday was named to honor the chief god in Norse mythology|Wednesday (for Woden)
09/11/2007|Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$200|easy|The Tazetta type of this flower inspired the Greek myth about a boy who wasted away from unsatisfied desire|Narcissus
02/12/2005|Jeopardy!|SAY CHEESE!|$400|easy|TV's Herman, Lily, Eddie or Marilyn, or this cheese: some add an 'e' to its spelling, but it blows the joke|munster
04/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ONE-WOMAN SHOWS|$1600|hard|Julie Harris made Emily Dickinson come alive in this show, also Dickinson's nickname|The Belle of Amherst
27/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST|$1200|hard|'It's the Pitts' was one headline describing Brad's broken engagement with her in 1997|Gwyneth Paltrow
03/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|NOT REALLY MARRIED|$1600|hard|Rhoda's mom on TV, she thinks that this 'Good TImes' actor is 'Dy-no-mite!'|Nancy & Jimmie Walker
17/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DR. SEUSS MEETS THE BARD|$1500|hard|'I lov'd not wisely but too well; killed my wife, that's just not swell'|Othello
14/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TV OF THE FUTURE|$800|hard|Moonbase Alpha was the lunar colony on the 1970s Martin Landau show 'Space:' this year|1999
23/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A YEAR TO REMEMBER|$400|easy|Benedict XV becomes Pope; Franz Ferdinand is assassinated; Ralph Ellison becomes visible man|1914
12/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|Canada is a federation of 2 territories & this many provinces|10
31/12/2004|Jeopardy!|EPITAPHS & TRIBUTES|$600|medium|Outlaw: 'Murdered by a traitor and a coward whose name is not worthy to appear here'|Jesse James
28/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARIES|$2000|hard|This president appointed Ronald Ziegler, who was just 29|Nixon
21/02/2007|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY LYRICS|$400|easy|He had it coming|Chicago
17/01/2012|Jeopardy!|STATE SONGS|$400|easy|'Grand old badger state!'|Wisconsin
07/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD WORDS & PHRASES|$2000|hard|Reference to this container suggests the homespun style & philosophy of rural folk|cracker barrel
29/03/1991|Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$300|easy|After London and Birmingham, this Scottish city is Great Britain's third largest|Glasgow
12/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DIDN'T YOU GET YOUR INVITATION?|$2000|hard|July 2004: Herbert Allen's media power pow-wow at this resort|Sun Valley, Idaho
08/03/2010|Jeopardy!|KING & COUNTRY|$800|hard|The King's 1970 hit 'Kentucky Rain' was co-written by this country star who hit No. 1 with 'I Love A Rainy Night'|Eddie Rabbitt
16/11/2006|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC OBJECTS|None|None|Famous ones have included the Kimberley, the Great Mogul & the Star of Arkansas|diamonds
21/05/2003|Jeopardy!|SPORTSTALK|$800|hard|Red light, mucking, penalty killer|ice hockey
17/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CROSS-EXAMINING THE WITS|$600|medium|Did you or did you not write, in 'Man and Superman', 'Liberty means responsibility.  That is why most men dread it'|George Bernard Shaw
06/06/2001|Jeopardy!|BASKETBALL|$100|easy|On Sept. 10, 2000 he was fired as coach of the Indiana Hoosiers after a 29-year stay at the school|Bobby Knight
17/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BELOVED BOSTON CELTICS|$1200|hard|Before joining the Celts in 2007, this 'K.G.' veteran got 120 out of 123 first-place MVP votes for the 2003-04 season|Kevin Garnett
11/11/1988|Jeopardy!|CHOREOGRAPHERS|$300|easy|In a single year he choreographed '42nd Street', 'Footlight Parade', and 'Gold Diggers of 1933'|Busby Berkeley
20/05/1998|Jeopardy!|KIDDY LIT|$400|easy|He was 'bawn and bred in a brier-patch'|Brer Rabbit
23/01/2009|Final Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGICAL WORDS & PHRASES|None|None|This prized object was the coat of the winged ram that flew Phrixus to safety|the Golden Fleece
10/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LINCOLN'S ASSASSINATION|$600|medium|The first of these in the house that night to reach Lincoln was Charles Leale|Doctor
03/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TV TIDBITS|$800|hard|Future James Bond Roger Moore played Beau, an English cousin of this James Garner western hero|Maverick
11/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'D' IN SCIENCE|$400|easy|A 1761 work by the great anatomist Morgagni has records of 640 of these procedures|dissections
07/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OF PISA|$2000|hard|Internal struggles in Pisa led to the city's defeat & occupation by this neighboring city in 1406|Florence
17/06/1993|Jeopardy!|MOVIE QUOTES|$400|easy|In 'Kings Row', he asked Ann Sheridan, 'Where's the rest of me?'|Ronald Reagan
01/04/2010|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$200|easy|This New Yorker who fought at the battle of Gettysburg was once considered the inventor of baseball|(Abner) Doubleday
28/10/2005|Jeopardy!|'B' PREPARED|$200|easy|Drink up!  This nation leads the world in coffee growing|Brazil
18/11/2005|Jeopardy!|HELLO, ALEX|$600|medium|Helen Keller's parents chose Anne Sullivan as her teacher on the advice of this inventor|Alexander Graham Bell
07/10/2010|Jeopardy!|2012|$600|medium|On December 17 members of this 'college' will meet in every U.S. state|the electoral college
19/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ANGELS|$400|easy|In Book III of 'Paradise Lost', the angels play these, which are 'golden' & 'ever-tuned'|harps
24/02/1998|Jeopardy!|'LIGHT's|$400|easy|A joking question asked about many groups is 'How many does it take to' do this|screw in a light bulb
20/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHOR!  ARTHUR!|$3200|hard|It's no mystery; he was knighted in 1902 for his work defending British policy in the Boer War|Arthur Conan Doyle
16/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$200|easy|In April 1796 this French officer defeated the Sardinians at Mondovi, gaining Savoy & Nice for France|Napoleon Bonaparte
09/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS|$600|medium|Of Othello, Iago or Cassio, the one whose first name is Michael|Cassio
25/01/2005|Jeopardy!|WORN OUT|$1000|hard|The book 'Let There Be Clothes' says the corset was replaced in the 1950s by the panty-style one of these|a girdle
13/03/2007|Jeopardy!|'P'LACES ON THE MAP|$600|medium|Limpio, ah yes, a town you can clean up in, is a suburb of Asuncion in this country|Paraguay
30/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AT BAT|$1600|hard|A 2004 at-bat by the tenacious Alex Cora went ball, strike, ball, 14 of these, home run|foul balls
21/09/2007|Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL PARK SYSTEM|$200|easy|A national memorial in this city commemorates the site of the April 19, 1995 bombing that killed 168|Oklahoma City
14/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|$1000|hard|As chief justice from 1864 to 1873, he presided at the impeachment trial of Andrew Johnson|Salmon P. Chase
09/05/2003|Jeopardy!|TV|$800|hard|He plays Monk, the obsessive compulsive detective|Tony Shalhoub
15/04/2003|Jeopardy!|RECENT FILMS|$200|easy|Miami dentist Cuba Gooding Jr. inherits a team of sled-pullers in this 2002 film|Snow Dogs
16/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|A CATEGORY OF A WHALE|$600|medium|The humpback's genus name Megaptera means having 'large' ones of these, referring to its giant flippers|Wings
02/07/2010|Jeopardy!|ANTEBELLUM ROBERT E. LEE|$800|hard|During this war Lee distinguished himself at the siege of Veracruz & other battles|the Mexican War
21/05/1992|Jeopardy!|PET FOOD|$100|easy|Milk-Bone brand dog biscuits claim to clean teeth & freshen this naturally|breath
17/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE ANSWER LIES WITHIN|$1600|hard|I said I'd found this type of cast gold bar, spurring others to look as well|ingot
30/04/2007|Jeopardy!|HOW ABOUT MED SCHOOL?|$600|medium|In 1893 this Baltimore university became the first major medical school to admit women as well as men|Johns Hopkins
11/12/1997|Jeopardy!|SONGS OF THE '60s|$500|medium|Like Picasso, this 'Polish Prince' went through a blue period, with hits like 'Blue on Blue' & 'Blue Velvet'|Bobby Vinton
10/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|POETIC TERMS|$200|easy|The sonnet originated in this country with such poets as Guitoni D'Arretzo|Italy
09/05/2007|Jeopardy!|FLAGS|$1000|hard|The flag of this nation seen here has flown since 1882; the flag of its neighbor to the north, since 1948|South Korea
05/09/1997|Jeopardy!|JACKIE ROBINSON|$200|easy|Jackie played most of his career at this position, next to shortstop Pee Wee Reese|Second Base
28/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'MATE'|$1200|hard|An archbishop ranking first in a province or country|a primate
18/04/2001|Jeopardy!|STATE OF 'GRACE'|$200|easy|Before dialing M for Monaco, she was born in Philadelphia on Nov. 12, 1929|Grace Kelly
12/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|I'M FEELING CONFLICTED|$400|easy|1147-1149: In the Holy Land, for the second time|the Crusades
12/11/1999|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$400|easy|Plautus wrote plays in the 'Vulgar' form of this ancient language|Latin
18/06/2003|Jeopardy!|WILLIAM McKINLEY NEVER...|$800|hard|...took Paxil for this type of 'stress disorder', a possible result of his Civil War service|Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
13/03/2006|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$800|hard|Had a meal, or an octet|ate/eight
20/12/1991|Double Jeopardy!|JUPITER|$800|hard|The 'trail blazing' name of the first spacecraft to fly by Jupiter, in 1973|Pioneer
18/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MATH|$1200|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows a triangle on a monitor.)  With respect to angle ABC, the sides of the right triangle are commonly called hypotenuse, opposite & this|adjacent
19/10/2007|Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$1000|hard|Deuteronomy may mean 'second law', but it's this number book of the Old Testament|the fifth
10/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|RICHARD GERE FILMS|$600|medium|Gere grabbed the spotlight as defense attorney Martin Vail in this 1996 thriller|Primal Fear
15/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHO THE 'H' ARE YOU?|$2000|hard|This Japanese-American professor of linguistics was a California senator from 1977 to 1983|S.I. Hayakawa
09/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$1600|hard|It's the term used for Dutch as spoken in Belgium; in it, Antwerp is Antwerpen|Flemish
06/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|R...W|$400|easy|To go over it again, it's a formal military inspection|Review
21/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHICH SPORTING VENUE?|$400|easy|The Green Monster|Fenway
19/10/2006|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN COUNTIES|$1000|hard|While many states have counties named Lincoln, this is the only state that has one named Snohomish|Washington
13/05/1997|Jeopardy!|BRITISH HISTORY|$500|medium|World condemnation made the 1956 British-French occupation of this canal a disaster|Suez Canal
15/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THEY WENT TO SCHOOL BACK EAST|$1000|hard|I.M. Pei, George Ellery Hale, Murray Gell-Mann|MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
06/06/2001|Jeopardy!|PEN NAMES|$100|easy|This notorious Confederate prison has given its name to a national historic site in Georgia|Andersonville
22/11/1985|Jeopardy!|HANDICRAFTS|$500|medium|Paul Revere's day job|silversmith
01/05/2006|Jeopardy!|THERE'S NO BUSINESS LIKE BUSINESS BUSINESS|$200|easy|On its first night of continuous operation in 1973, this co. delivered 186 packages to 25 cities overnight using 14 jets|FedEx
14/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$1000|hard|Caimans are most closely related to these animals|alligators
04/03/2003|Jeopardy!|PARROTS|$1000|hard|At almost 40 inches in length, the hyacinth species of this South American bird is the largest parrot|macaw
25/03/1999|Jeopardy!|MUSEUM OF TELEVISION & RADIO|$400|easy|This groundbreaking journalist's TV show 'See It Now' exposed the ruthlessness of Sen. Joe McCarthy|Edward R. Murrow
26/05/2000|Jeopardy!|TALL TALK|$100|easy|Cosmopolitan's 'Sexiest Man In The World' for 1993 was this 6'3'' hunk seen on romance novels|Fabio
05/06/2001|Jeopardy!|PRICELINE|$300|easy|These early movie theatres were so named because they charged only 5 cents admission|Nickelodeons
07/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$3000|hard|2 of the 3 bones that meet at the shoulder joint|(2 of) the clavicle, the humerus, & the scapula
27/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|TRADE CENTERS|$600|medium|City that's often called 'the rubber capital of the world'|Akron, Ohio
27/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BRIT-POURRI|$400|easy|In 1906 Socialist Keir Hardie became this current party's first leader in Parliament|the Labor Party
16/02/1998|Jeopardy!|GOLDBERGS|$500|medium|In 1965 Arthur Goldberg left this body to be U.N. Ambassador partly in hopes of stopping the Vietnam War|U.S. Supreme Court
11/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN TRAVEL|$400|easy|In estimating the time to recover from this, figure one day for every hour of the time change|jet lag
01/06/2007|Jeopardy!|WE HAVE THE TECHNOLOGY|$600|medium|If you want true high def, see your way to finding this company's Bravia TV line|Sony
22/10/1999|Jeopardy!|PARTY OF 'FIVE'|$500|medium|Stalin launched the first of these in 1928|Five Year Plan
03/09/2001|Jeopardy!|TRUE STORY|$500|medium|'Into Thin Air' is his account of scaling Everest & the tragedy that befell others around him|Jon Krakauer
18/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL ANAGRAMS|$800|hard|A Carbon Hillman|Abraham Lincoln
04/04/2007|Jeopardy!|SLIPPERY AS AN 'EEL'|$600|medium|Acrobatic feat in which you propel yourself sideways onto your hands & then back onto your feet|a cartwheel
09/05/2003|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$1000|hard|This premium hazelnut liqueur from Italy is made from a 300-year-old recipe|Frangelico
09/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$2000|hard|Louis Jolliet became official hydrographer of this 'new' North American territory|New France
03/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'POT' POURRI|$800|hard|Benjamin Bunny & Squirrel Nutkin were 2 of the many characters created by this harebrained author|Beatrix Potter
14/04/2009|Jeopardy!|BAND DEBUTS BY DECADE|$400|easy|The Moody Blues|the '60s
09/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS ON LOCATION|$1200|hard|The landmark seen here is where François Truffaut looks to the skies in this film|Close Encounters of the Third Kind
09/06/2004|Jeopardy!|1969|$600|medium|She became Prime Minister of Israel|Golda Meir
26/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|SONG STANDARDS|$1000|hard|'The night is young, the skies are clear, and if you want to go walking, dear, it's' this, 'it's' this, 'it's' this|It's delightful, it's delicious, it's delovely
01/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE REMAKES|$2000|hard|This 2006 Oscar-winning film set in Boston was based on the Hong Kong crime film 'Infernal Affairs'|The Departed
19/07/2006|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE ENGLISH CLASS|$400|easy|From the Middle English for 'unconditioned', it precedes 'zero' at about -459 F.|absolute
10/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AUSSIES|$600|medium|Australian-born author of 'The Devil's Advocate' & 'The Shoes of the Fisherman'|Morris West
27/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OF MICE & MEN|$1600|hard|Nehemiah Persoff voiced Papa Mousekewitz in this 1986 film|An American Tail
13/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE QUOTES|$2000|hard|1959: 'Now you've done it!'  'Done what?'  'You tore off one of my chests!'|Some Like It Hot
05/06/2003|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL TERMS|$200|easy|This sparkling term for the playing field is as old as baseball|diamond
27/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'ARM's|$400|easy|Revelation 16:16 names this place where the final battle will be fought between good & evil|Armageddon
01/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$1200|hard|Hard to tell, but Frans Hals is said to have used 27 different shades of this--look at the garb of 'Adriaen Van Ostade'|black
23/11/2007|Jeopardy!|THE NEW TESTAMENT|$800|hard|Jesus was referring to this fisherman when he said, 'Upon this rock I will build my church'|(St.) Peter
20/07/2006|Jeopardy!|BOOK SEQUELS?|$800|hard|Edmond Dantes gets a promotion in this author's 19th c. sequel 'The Fresh Prince of Monte Cristo'|Alexandre Dumas
08/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE LARGEST IN AREA|$1200|hard|Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador|Colombia
26/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THINKERS|$2222|hard|His 1830s work on democracy in America suggested giving it a try back home in France|de Tocqueville
03/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL INTERNET CODES|$1600|hard|It's no B.S. that these islands in the West Indies are coded .bs|the Bahamas
20/05/1992|Jeopardy!|COWBOYS|$300|easy|By 1870 this hatmaker was the leading producer of cowboy hats|Stetson
05/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|A BRIEF HISTORY OF RHYME|$600|medium|Carthaginian general's man-eaters|Hannibal's cannibals
10/03/2006|Jeopardy!|LET'S SPLIT!|$200|easy|In 2000 Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson ruled that this computer company should be split in two|Microsoft
14/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COMPUSPEAK|$800|hard|(Hi, I'm Kari Wuhrer of a little show called 'Sliders')  My CD 'Shiny' is available at my website on this letter-&-number format for sending music across the web|MP3
12/05/2005|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$800|hard|Robert Zoellick & Mickey Kantor have held this Cabinet-level job that negotiates agreements on world commerce|the (U.S.) Trade Representative
31/05/2000|Jeopardy!|AKA|$400|easy|It's also called catmint|Catnip
09/09/1997|Jeopardy!|'FEE', 'FI', 'FO', 'FUM'|$400|easy|Elway error|Fumble
06/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$1200|hard|Charlotte Corday was executed for taking the life of this French Revolutionary leader in his bathtub|Marat
06/01/2012|Jeopardy!|FORM LETTERS|$200|easy|The simplest version of IRS Form 1040 adds these 2 letters|E-Z
14/07/2009|Jeopardy!|LET'S EAT|$800|hard|The name of this edible root has its root in Latin|radishes
23/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE FATHERS OF...|$600|medium|'The Father of Medicine'|Hippocrates
02/04/2009|Jeopardy!|RECORD OF THE YEAR GRAMMYS|$600|medium|2002: 'Don't Know Why'|Norah Jones
23/11/2010|Jeopardy!|PASS THE 'URK'-Y|$200|easy|In the last episode of 'Family Matters', this character & Laura became engaged|Urkel
29/12/1997|Final Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN POLITICS|None|None|In 1995 she became the first sitting governor to give the rebuttal to a State of the Union address|Christine Todd Whitman
13/04/2011|Jeopardy!|PLAYING FOOTBALL FOR VOCABULARY|$800|hard|6-letter word for fishing equipment|tackle
28/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HIP 'O's|$1000|hard|This man's philosophic 'razor' states that simple explanations are better than complicated ones|Occam
18/11/1993|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$300|easy|Ann never wears any gem paler than this one|Pearl (paler)
12/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$400|easy|A bridge has been proposed to connect Long Island & Rhode Island, across this waterway|the Long Island Sound
15/03/2001|Jeopardy!|DON'T ROCK THE...|$500|medium|This 19th century speedy, sharp-bowed, fully rigged sailing ship sounds like it went to Barber-y Coast School|clipper
12/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MEDIEVAL JOBS|$2000|hard|The Latin for 'storehouse' gave us this word for a medieval pharmacist|apothecary
09/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE GLOSSARY|$400|easy|It's the chemical substance that carries genetic information that determines form & functioning of all living things|DNA
09/01/2009|Jeopardy!|THE MOST POPULOUS NATION|$400|easy|Spain, Ukraine, Bahrain|Ukraine
24/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A CATEGORY WITH 'FIN's|$1600|hard|To obtain or achieve something through trickery or manipulation|to finagle
11/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'D' IN SCIENCE|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows a micrograph of an organism with radial symmetry on the monitor.)  A grungy type of earth used as industrial filler is named for these beautiful symmetrical algae from which it's made|diatoms
07/10/2010|Jeopardy!|THE GREAT SEAL OF THE U.S.|$400|easy|The Great Seal is kept in a glass enclosure by this cabinet department|the State (Department)
10/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S IN THE 'BOOK'|$600|medium|Bob Hoskins' father was a bookkeeper & Peter O'Toole's father had this 'racier' profession|Bookmaker/bookie
16/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DINOSAURS|$1600|hard|We grew up calling the alleged apatosaurus this; to us it'll always be this--so there!|a brontosaurus
28/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|2 PARTS OF SPEECH|$1800|hard|Hard|an adjective & an adverb
31/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES|$800|hard|In 1954 this Civil War historian was named editor of American Heritage magazine|Bruce Catton
05/01/2010|Jeopardy!|'M' & 'M'|$600|medium|Get the whole crypt to dance along to this Bobby 'Boris' Pickett No. 1 song from Halloween 1962|The Monster Mash
07/05/2003|Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS|$800|hard|Barbara Ehrenreich wrote about living on $7 an hour in this book subtitled 'On (Not) Getting By in America'|Nickel and Dimed
06/12/1984|Jeopardy!|BOXING|$100|easy|Length of a full count|ten
25/04/2003|Jeopardy!|'POP' CULTURE|$400|easy|Happy-go-lucky 'naked' guy seen here|Poppin' Fresh
01/04/1997|Jeopardy!|BUY A VOWEL|$500|medium|'U' may not be aware that this Florentine palace was originally built for Cosimo I de Medici|the Uffizi Palace
05/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PAKISTAN & DELIVER|$1600|hard|Though Islamabad is the capital, this former capital is the most populous city, with 13 million people|Karachi
10/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$200|easy|This party fruit drink may take its name from the Hindi word for five, for its 5 original ingredients|Punch
29/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE STATUE OF LIBERTY|$800|hard|It's the decade the Statue of Liberty was dedicated & opened in New York harbor|the 1880s
28/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$600|medium|Girls in this country display valuable dolls that are family heirlooms on Hina Matsuri|Japan
27/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' CHARACTERS|$400|easy|Wah-Ta!-Wah, Uncas, Chingachgook|James Fenimore Cooper
02/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR, GRAMMY OR BOTH|$400|easy|Yul Brynner|Oscar
04/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOOVER DAM|$2000|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew reports from Hoover Dam.)  In addition to its technological fame, Hoover Dam is known as a masterpiece of this 1930s design style|Art Deco
19/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BASEBALL FRANCHISE SHIFTS|$1600|hard|After the 1960 season, the Washinton Senators left the capital & headed west, becoming this new team|the Minnesota Twins
20/11/1996|Jeopardy!|TOUGH NURSERY RHYMES|$300|easy|Webster's defines this 6-letter word as a low seat; Chambers' defines it as a mound|Tuffet
23/05/1989|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY AUTHORS|$100|easy|'Moonstruck' star whose mother, Georgia Holt, co-wrote a book about 'Star Mothers'|Cher
16/01/2012|Jeopardy!|TAKE IT 'SLOW'|$600|medium|In 'The Streets of Laredo', this line that became a book & movie title precedes '& play the fife lowly'|bang the drum slowly
10/01/2007|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' WORKS|$1000|hard|'God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater', 'Timequake', 'Mother Night'|Kurt Vonnegut
11/11/1985|Jeopardy!|A.K.A.|$200|easy|Ernest Evans’ “twist”ed name|Chubby Checker
05/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$200|easy|Around 3600 B.C. King Menes of Egypt set this precious metal's value at two-fifths that of gold|Silver
17/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE FINAL FRONTIER|$2000|hard|In 1964 4 Soviet crafts called Elektrons were sent up to measure this radiation belt|the Van Allen Belt
31/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LYING IN STATE|$800|hard|Herman Melville|New York
17/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'O' YES!|$400|easy|It's the third-largest Hawaiian isle|Oahu
27/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|19TH CENTURY NOVELISTS|$400|easy|In 1871 this author of 'Les Miserables' was elected to the French National Assembly, but soon resigned|Victor Hugo
25/06/1999|Jeopardy!|ACTOR-DIRECTORS|$500|medium|You might say director Charles Laughton had a 'love-hate' relationship with this 1955 Robert Mitchum film|The Night of the Hunter
20/09/1989|Jeopardy!|THE AUTO INDUSTRY|$200|easy|This auto tycoon's home was a 56-room mansion called 'Fair Lane'|Henry Ford
02/03/1999|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$500|medium|Its newspapers include the Globe, the Herald & the Christian Science Monitor|Boston
14/03/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$200|easy|From 1815 to 1861 this principality on the Riviera was under the protection of Sardinia|Monaco
03/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$800|hard|This term can mean 'haphazardly' or have its original sense, 'whether you want to or not'|Willy-nilly
25/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT|$1200|hard|The Book of Kells dates from about 800 A.D.; 'The Story of My Life', which dates from 1902, is the book of her|Helen Keller
23/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TREES|$400|easy|The processed fruit of the plum tree, it also means to cut back branches to aid growth|Prune
08/11/2010|Jeopardy!|CITY BY HOTELS|$800|hard|Excelsior Copacabana Hotel, Ipanema Plaza|Rio de Janeiro
08/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EMISSARY TO AMERICA|$800|hard|Vijaya Pandit saw both sides of the Cold War as ambassador of this country to the U.S. & USSR in the 1940s|India
23/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BESTSELLING AUTHORS|$200|easy|As of 1996 he had 5 of the 15 bestselling children's books ever, led by 'Green Eggs and Ham'|Dr. Seuss
30/06/1999|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$100|easy|The people were seeking guns & gunpowder when they stormed this Paris landmark July 14, 1789|the Bastille
05/09/1997|Jeopardy!|HOT WHEELS|$400|easy|In the same class are the Ford Contour SVT, the Saab 900S & this company's Jetta GLX|Volkswagen
28/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ALBUMS|$800|hard|This 1976 Eagles album was the first to feature the 'new kid in town', Joe Walsh, who replaced Bernie Leadon|Hotel California
04/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HORSE SENSE|$400|easy|The horse is the state animal of this state, home to Schering-Plough & Bayonne|New Jersey
30/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE U.S. COAST GUARD|$2000|hard|The Coast Guard looks out for the smuggling of drugs & people in this practice, from the old French for 'to forbid'|interdiction
03/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|JOHANN'S THE MANN|$800|hard|Author Johann Wyss wrote an early national anthem for this country|Switzerland
24/03/2009|Final Jeopardy!|BRITISH ROYALTY|None|None|Born in 1683, the second British king of this name was the last one not born in the British Isles|George
03/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$200|easy|It's the striped African mammal with whom the insect seen here shares part of its name|Zebra
26/06/2008|Jeopardy!|WOMEN WRITERS|$2000|hard|A graduate of Howard University, she won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1993|Toni Morrison
13/03/1997|Jeopardy!|FINANCE|$300|easy|Put these 3 letters, the date, the amount & the debtor's signature on paper & it's a legal debt|IOU
17/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COLUMNISTS|$400|easy|This TV Guide columnist, sans Roger Ebert, reviews movies due to air during the upcoming week|Siskel
07/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$1200|hard|The second word in the French name of this cooking magazine has an accent mark over the 'E'|Bon Appetite
26/04/2005|Jeopardy!|AREAS OF EXPERTISE|$200|easy|Dr Lucy Jones is part of the 'Hazards Team' for these events at the U.S. Geological Survey in Pasadena|earthquakes
15/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|INVERTEBRATES|$1600|hard|Like African sleeping sickness, nagana, a disease fatal to cattle, is carried by this insect|tsetse fly
11/05/1990|Jeopardy!|COOKING|$200|easy|This ground beef dish was named for J. Salisbury, a physician who advocated dietary reform|Salisbury steak
14/03/2003|Final Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|None|None|The DVD of this 1961 film includes 'picture-in-picture commentary on how to make the trick shots'|The Hustler
12/02/1999|Jeopardy!|'LOVE' SONGS|$100|easy|In a Sinatra classic, these 2 things 'go together like a horse and carriage'|Love And Marriage
16/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TURNS OF THE CENTURY|$1000|hard|Around 2,000,001 B.C., this probable ancestor of ours, whose name means 'handy man', was using simple tools|Homo habilis
22/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE JETS|$1200|hard|In the Korean War U.S. F-86 Sabre jets participated in dogfights with these Soviet fighter planes|MiGs
13/10/2004|Jeopardy!|BYE BYE BIRDIE|$600|medium|This city's Bishop Museum has a princess' pa'u (skirt) made from feathers of the extinct mamo & 'o'o|Honolulu
15/02/2000|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|None|None|The 2 U.S. presidents who served as governors of states west of the Mississippi River|Ronald Reagan (California) & Bill Clinton (Arkansas)
29/05/2007|Final Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|None|None|On Jan. 4, 2007, she said, 'For our daughters & our granddaughters, today we have broken the marble ceiling'|Nancy Pelosi
28/06/2000|Jeopardy!|KIDDY LIT|$200|easy|His 'Wind in the Willows' relates the adventures of Toad, Rat, Mole & Badger|Kenneth Grahme
28/01/2004|Jeopardy!|LEAVES|$400|easy|When practicing this art, a circle signifies future success|reading tea leaves
28/04/2008|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$200|easy|The Geneva Accords of 1954 split this SE Asian country in 2 at 17 degrees North latitude|Vietnam
28/04/2004|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$400|easy|The word origami, the Japanese art of folding paper, comes from words meaning this|paper folding
07/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BRIT LIT|$2000|hard|He served up 'Cakes and Ale', a 1930 satire of English literary life|Somerset Maugham
30/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|5, 5|$1200|hard|To keep a photographer up on developing events, he may look at one of these|a proof sheet
31/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CLEANING UP|$1200|hard|To be a cleaner of this, you may need to put on a HAZMAT suit & hope the criminal doesn't return to it|a crime scene
13/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$200|easy|He wrote an ode called 'On The Morning Of Christ's Nativity' decades before 'Paradise Lost'|John Milton
26/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$1200|hard|His first term saw the turn of the 20th century & the annexation of Guam & Puerto Rico|McKinley
11/05/2007|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$800|hard|This dog breed's name comes from a German word for 'to splash about'|the poodle
20/07/2004|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$400|easy|This largest New Zealand city's museum has over 2,000 Maori artifacts, including an 1830s war canoe|Auckland
17/05/2005|Jeopardy!|MED. ABBREV.|$400|easy|This end-of-life legal decision is abbreviated DNR|do not resuscitate
02/12/1996|Jeopardy!|'W'ORDS|$200|easy|It's a synonym for revere|worship
02/05/2006|Jeopardy!|LARGE EQUIPMENT|$1000|hard|A Middle English word for 'pulley' gave us this term for a hoisting machine with a rope around a drum|a winch
31/01/2000|Jeopardy!|SERIAL NUMBERS|$100|easy|Luke & Laura's 1981 wedding on this daytime serial drew 30 million viewers over 2 days|General Hospital
08/07/1998|Jeopardy!|1898|$100|easy|$10 million worth of this was dug out of Canada's Klondike region|Gold
17/01/2011|Jeopardy!|ENCYCLOPEDIA BROWN|$1000|hard|The Cortland variety of these brown very slowly after they're cut, making them a good choice for garnishes|apples
23/02/1998|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$100|easy|One who is courting favor is a 'polisher' of this fruit|Apple
21/09/2006|Jeopardy!|THEY WERE THE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES|$800|hard|Is there anything on your body that was there the day you were born?; this 'Dick Van Dyke' star: 'The black bow'|Rose Marie
04/09/2000|Jeopardy!|JIM CLASS|$300|easy|When this man, seen here, died in 1836, he was a colonel in the Texas army|Jim Bowie
05/05/2004|Final Jeopardy!|CLASSIC MOVIES|None|None|A 35-foot-long muslin stocking was used to create the cyclone for this 1939 film|The Wizard of Oz
04/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FROM HERE TO MATERNITY|$1200|hard|Rumer Willis|Demi Moore
11/12/2002|Jeopardy!|'MY' SONGS|$800|hard|It's the Sheryl Crow hit heard here|My Favorite Mistake
02/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WAR!|$400|easy|The First through Fourth Macedonian Wars pitted Macedonia against this republic|Rome
12/03/1990|Jeopardy!|MONEY|$100|easy|West African country in whose mountains you could spend leones|Sierra Leone
07/11/2007|Jeopardy!|TRADITIONAL ANNIVERSARY GIFTS|$800|hard|For a 55th anniversary, how about a trip to Ireland, a 'Wizard of Oz' DVD, & this gift|emeralds
04/10/2010|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS IN RANGE|$800|hard|Some of the highest mountains in this, the world's longest surface chain, are active volcanoes|the Andes
09/04/1996|Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$500|medium|This biblical patriarch was the son of Lamech & the grandson of Methuselah|Noah
06/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC|$2000|hard|It's the country where you'll find the cities of Granma, Cienfuegos & Camaguey|Cuba
11/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY MILITARY NAMES|$2000|hard|France's commander of Allied forces during the closing months of World War I|(Maréchal) Foch
20/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LOUIS, LOUIS|$800|hard|Raised in Detroit, he won the national Amateur Athletic Union light heavyweight boxing crown in 1934|Joe Louis
07/11/1994|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$100|easy|The name of this aromatic wine found in martinis comes from the German word for wormwood|vermouth
28/02/1990|Jeopardy!|WORDS|$300|easy|This English cry probably comes from the French cry 'Taiaut', used to excite the hounds when deer hunting|Tally-Ho!
22/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLYMPIC GAMES|$400|easy|In 1960 he won the light heavyweight boxing gold medal; 4 years later he won the professional heavyweight title|Cassius Clay (or Muhammad Ali)
07/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS|$400|easy|This type of transport on St. Louis' official seal symbolizes the city's early growth|the steamboat
10/12/2004|Jeopardy!|2 CAN PLAY THAT GAME|$400|easy|It uses a table 5 feet wide, 9 feet long & 30 inches high that's stained a dark, non-reflective green|Ping-Pong
10/10/1997|Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$200|easy|In 1970 David Baltimore proved that this nucleic acid could transmit information to DNA|RNA (Ribonucleic acid)
02/04/2009|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$600|medium|Not only does it have armor to protect itself, the 3-banded variety of this can also roll into a ball|the armadillo
12/03/2003|Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$800|hard|Nicola Pisano created an elaborate one of these preacher platforms for the cathedral at Pisa|pulpit
11/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|STATE FLOWERS|$800|hard|It's the state flower of New Mexico even though the flat area named for it is in Nevada|Yucca Plant
04/04/2005|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'X'|$400|easy|Meaning artificial or fake, it can precede naif or pas|faux
23/10/2000|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL ROAD VEHICLE STICKERS|$400|easy|KZ|Kazakhstan
09/06/2009|Jeopardy!|'A____A' IN THE ATLAS|$400|easy|This country is a cluster of valleys in the Pyrenees|Andorra
29/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'C.C.' SENOR!|$800|hard|When Harding died suddenly, this man became the top man at the White House & in the nation|Calvin Coolidge
15/04/2011|Final Jeopardy!|ANCIENT ARTIFACTS|None|None|Some of its text says, 'The decree should be writen on a stela of hard stone, in sacred writing, document writing & Greek writing'|the Rosetta Stone
23/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NEIL DIAMOND'S GEMS|$1200|hard|While Neil only had a minor hit with this 'colorful' song, UB40 took it to No. 1|Red Red Wine
16/06/2003|Jeopardy!|LET'S 'SPLIT'|$1000|hard|In football, you'll find them outside the offensive tackles or when the quarterback has a bad hair day|split ends
15/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HELL|$2000|hard|Hellish delivery man depicted here|Charon
08/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|Girl's patent-leather shoe that's an 1847 Charlotte Bronte novel|Mary Jane Eyre
21/06/1996|Jeopardy!|VERMONTERS|$400|easy|George Franklin Edmunds wrote most of this antitrust act of 1890|the Sherman (Antitrust Act)
19/09/2005|Jeopardy!|2005 FICTION BESTSELLERS|$1000|hard|This Tom Wolfe novel got the Presidential seal of approval when W. recommended it to friends|I Am Charlotte Simmons
09/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN ART|$800|hard|The influence of Rembrandt can be seen in Carel Fabritius' painting 'The Raising of' this biblical man|Lazarus
10/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE 15th CENTURY|$1000|hard|The notebooks he left containing his anatomical drawings are written in mirror writing|Leonardo da Vinci
27/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES ON MY TiVo DVR|$800|hard|Josh Brolin took the money / Wait, this is the end? Where'd Josh Brolin go?|No Country for Old Men
18/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE MARTYR WITH YOU?|$1200|hard|In 1170 king Henry II asked to be rid of this 'meddlesome priest'; 4 knights obliged|Thomas à Becket
15/11/2006|Final Jeopardy!|MOVIE HISTORY|None|None|Producer David Selznick was fined $5,000 by censors for using this word in a 1939 film|damn
01/06/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$1000|hard|This Baltic language is also called Lettish|Latvian
01/07/2004|Jeopardy!|LOST IN TRANSLATION|$1000|hard|Rosuto|Japanese
23/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CREATIVE WRITERS|$2000|hard|The fashionable but suffering Clarissa Dalloway|Virginia Woolf
20/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE TERMS|$1600|hard|Along with Tuscan, Ionic, Corinthian & Composite, it's the fifth of the orders in ancient architecture|Doric
05/12/2002|Jeopardy!|SWISS FAMILY FUN|$200|easy|In Geneva, learn about the brave history of this organization at Le Musee International de la Croix-Rouge|International Red Cross
04/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BETTY WHITE|$600|medium|Sitcom in which Betty played Ellen Harper, the daughter of Vicki Lawrence's character|Mama's Family
04/11/2004|Jeopardy!|LEAVE IT TO BEAVER|$800|hard|This country put a beaver on its coat of arms & on its 5-cent piece|Canada
17/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|Unnaturally pale... two... three|wan
04/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE BOUNTY OF THE PIG|$1800|hard|Despite its name, there's no brie or cheddar in this jellied pig loaf|headcheese
04/02/1998|Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$200|easy|Breakfast dish with Hollandaise prepared by a traitor|Eggs Benedict Arnold
19/06/2007|Jeopardy!|HEATHERS|$1000|hard|Heather Thomas (not Heather Tom) buddied up with stunt man/bounty hunter Lee Majors on this 80s series|The Fall Guy
15/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A TIM ROBBINS FILM FESTIVAL|$1600|hard|Tim gets some valuable advice from a teammate in this film: 'Don't think. It can only hurt the ball club'|Bull Durham
17/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MISSING LINKS|$1200|hard|Hammer ____ rug|throw
29/11/1999|Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$100|easy|The buck stops with this president who wrote 'Breakfast at Tiffany's'|Harry S. Truman Capote
05/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$200|easy|Around 1620 Cornelis Drebbel demonstrated the 1st workable submarine on this British river|the Thames
21/05/1999|Jeopardy!|BRITISH ROCKERS|$300|easy|This rock legend recently duetted with LeAnn Rimes on 'Written in the Stars', from his musical 'Aida'|Elton John
25/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK ALPHABET SOUP|$1200|hard|Charlton Heston played a survivor of an apocalyptic war in this 1971 thriller|Omega Man
20/04/1998|Jeopardy!|WOMEN ON TELEVISION|$400|easy|Before replacing Farrah Fawcett on 'Charlie's Angels', this actress sang on 'Josie and the Pussycats'|Cheryl Ladd
07/10/2005|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|It's the vestment in the picture seen here|an alb
21/07/2004|Jeopardy!|CRIME TIME|$800|hard|William & Emily Harris were members of this radical terrorist group that kidnapped Patty Hearst in Feb. 1974|Symbionese Liberation Army
13/07/2005|Jeopardy!|ROYALTEASE|$800|hard|In Steinbeck's satire 'The Short Reign Of Pippin IV' a descendant of Charlemagne takes this country's throne|France
11/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MYSTERIES|$1000|hard|Last name of husband & wife mystery writers Faye & Jonathan|the Kellermans
25/10/2006|Jeopardy!|GROUPS|$1000|hard|The congressional Hispanic one was founded in 1976|caucus
09/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HALIFAX ME|$800|hard|In use Monday-Friday 8-6, the yellow-capped ones are 5 hours max, green 2 hours, silver 1 hour & red 30 min.|parking meters
16/10/1998|Jeopardy!|GAMBLING|$200|easy|In craps if you bet 'pass' & throw either of these numbers on the come out roll, you win|7 or 11
10/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CIRCUS SCIENCE|$800|hard|A fire-eater makes sure the flame is out before opening his mouth--otherwise a rush of this will revive it|oxygen
09/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A GREAT PAIR|$1600|hard|When they left Disney, Bob & Harvey Weinstein also had to leave this company that was named for their parents|Miramax
29/05/1997|Jeopardy!|'60S TV|$400|easy|According to the show's title, the 'Kiwi' was 'The Wackiest Ship In' this|Army
30/03/1999|Jeopardy!|TRIALS OF THE CENTURY|$300|easy|This famous orator aided the prosecution of John Scopes during Tennessee's sensational 'Monkey' trial|William Jennings Bryan
13/05/2003|Jeopardy!|'E' TICKET|$600|medium|Not that you would be one, but it's someone who secretly listens in on others' conversations|an eavesdropper
21/04/1999|Jeopardy!|OH, DADDY!|$100|easy|In the 20th anniversary production of 'Annie', John Schuck played this billionaire|Daddy Warbucks
06/04/2001|Jeopardy!|SO YOU WANT TO JOIN THE LAPD|$200|easy|During the physical abilities test, this must be maintained for 30 seconds while standing on a platform|Balance
17/10/2002|Jeopardy!|MISHEARD LYRICS|$600|medium|Pat Benatar: 'Hit me with your pet shark'|Hit Me With Your Best Shot
21/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK GODS & GODDESSESS|$1200|hard|A noted thief, this messenger of the gods probably wouldn't be welcome at a certain B.H. silk tie store|Hermes
25/09/2006|Jeopardy!|THEIR FIRST NOVELS|$1000|hard|'Maggie: A Girl of the Streets' (1893)|Stephen Crane
14/11/1996|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$300|easy|A lack of this green pigment is one thing that separates fungi from other plants|chlorophyll
14/10/1997|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$200|easy|Of 'Shogun', 'King Rat' or 'Tai-Pan', the James Clavell novel that became a musical in 1990|Shogun
08/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGICAL PAIRS|$400|easy|In all of Babylonia, Pyramus was the handsomest youth & she was the fairest maiden|Thisbe
22/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|POETIC TITLE VERBS|$1600|hard|'To An Athlete _____ Young'|Dying
27/12/1996|Jeopardy!|THE 1980S|$400|easy|These 2 cities hosted Live Aid July 13, 1985|London & Philadelphia
05/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LOOK WHAT YOU'VE WON!|$400|easy|For your third-place finish in the Olympic 200m butterfly, just a bit behind Michael Phelps: One of these medals|a bronze medal
21/05/2009|Jeopardy!|THE WORLD AT WAR|$1000|hard|Unprepared for this man leading an army force over the Andes in 1817, the Spanish Empire lost Chile & Argentina|José de San Martín
10/07/2009|Jeopardy!|THE BRITISH PRIME MINISTER WHEN|$400|easy|...Argentina invaded the Falkland Islands|Margaret Thatcher
28/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|15-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|This powerful drug, also known as speed, was first used in medicine as a nasal decongestant|methamphetamine
21/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK MYTHOLOGY|$1000|hard|After she fell in love with him, Circe lifted the spell that had changed men into swine|Odysseus
16/03/2006|Jeopardy!|TWELFTH NIGHT|$600|medium|Seen here, she represented New York's 12th District in the House of Representatives from 1969-1983|Shirley Chisholm
07/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL NOVELS|$400|easy|'Dred: A Tale of the Great Dismal Swamp' was her second anti-slavery novel|Harriet Beecher Stowe
03/11/1999|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY: THE 1970s|$200|easy|During the 1970s, Russia was part of this larger nation|Soviet Union/USSR
21/03/2006|Jeopardy!|THE MATERIAL WORLD|$600|medium|This hard substance also comes from the tusks of the narwhal & the teeth of the hippo|ivory
09/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS ON FILM|$600|medium|The movie 'Barfly' was based on the life & work of this California poet|Charles Bukowski
11/01/2008|Jeopardy!|WE CAN DANCE IF WE WANT TO|$200|easy|Roll out the 'beer barrel' & name this 'wunnerful, wunnerful' Bohemian dance|the polka
28/03/2006|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$200|easy|A 'gonzo' journalist: Stockton|Hunter S. Thompson
07/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS TO THE WISE|$600|medium|The caution 'Don't Trust Anybody Over' this age came out of Berkeley in the 1960s|30
09/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$400|easy|This Medici had '24 maids of honor of high rank & low principles to help her seduce...nobles'|Catherine de Medici
16/03/2009|Jeopardy!|LANDS O' LAKES|$1000|hard|In 1499 explorer Alonso de Ojeda followed the South American coast to this lake & named the region Venezuela|Lake Maracaibo
11/06/2008|Jeopardy!|THE CONTINENT...|$1000|hard|...That has its lowest point 1300 feet below sea level at the Dead Sea shoreline|Asia
17/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BODY OF MUSIC|$1200|hard|Steve Perry of Journey came to us with these, 'nothing to hide, believe what I say'|Open Arms
12/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|JUST A BILL ON CAPITOL HILL|$3400|hard|He reached the hill in 1979, after stops in Princeton, Oxford & the NBA|Bill Bradley
15/12/2009|Jeopardy!|IN BLACK'S LAW DICTIONARY|$400|easy|'The fact of having or holding property in one's power' (it's not 9/10 of Black's, it's only 1 entry)|possession
31/10/2000|Jeopardy!|PALINDROMING|$100|easy|The palindromic ABBA had a 1975 hit with this palindromic song of distress|SOS
08/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARIES|$800|hard|While Abelard was wooing Heloise in Europe, this Rubaiyat author was writing in the Mideast|Omar Khayyam
26/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'C.D.'s|$200|easy|This pink sparkling wine from Germany originally included champagne|Cold duck
10/07/2001|Jeopardy!|CHRISTIAN NAMES|$100|easy|This name belongs to the last martyred Pope & to actor Sheen|Martin
24/07/2006|Jeopardy!|ROYAL DYNASTIES|$200|easy|England's Bloody Mary (1553-1558)|Tudor
14/06/2004|Jeopardy!|MEMORIALS|$400|easy|Fort Caroline is a memorial to this country's 16th c. attempt to establish a permanent colony in what's now Fla.|France
29/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHO PLAYED 'EM|$2000|hard|1999 & 2002: Mini-Me|Verne Troyer
22/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|A TIM BURTON FILM FESTIVAL|$600|medium|Tim cites as an important influence this actor who played a quirky inventor in “Edward Scissorhands”|Vincent Price
15/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HOOK THE 'BARB'|$800|hard|Shared historic nickname of the San Francisco waterfront & the North African shore|the Barbary Coast
19/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF RELIGION|$600|medium|After riots by his opponents, St. Paul was arrested & taken to this city where he's believed to have been executed|Rome
16/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL PLAYWRIGHTS|$800|hard|Collier's Ency. says his 1858 play 'The Vikings at Helgeland' was 'bad; but... in a new and interesting way'|Ibsen
16/11/1994|Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS|$500|medium|A county courthouse in Dedham, Massachusetts was the site of this infamous 1921 trial|The trial of Sacco & Vanzetti
01/07/2011|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LIT CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|Novels in a series from this British author include 'The Last Battle' & 'The Magician's Nephew'|C. S. Lewis
23/11/2001|Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$400|easy|This whiskey was named for its founder, who was born near Lynchburg, Tennessee|Jack Daniels
18/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GIFF US ZE FORMULA!|$1000|hard|Sodium bromide: ___Br|Na
14/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE HOLE TRUTH|$800|hard|A 'Judas Hole' is the term for the tiny viewing port in one of these; you can watch the man who betrayed you through it|a cell door
12/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FRIGHT-FUL FILMS|$400|easy|Made for $15,000, this tale of a young couple at home was a surprise hit in 2009|Paranormal Activity
23/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY MOVIES|$600|medium|A Chinese girl joins the Imperial Army to fight the Huns in this 1998 Disney film|Mulan
25/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|The Luzon Strait separates Taiwan from this country to the south|the Philippines
02/01/2012|Jeopardy!|THE SUPER BOWL'S TOP RUSHER|$800|hard|Super Bowl XXV: Thurman Thomas, in a losing cause for this team that lost 3 other Super Bowls|the (Buffalo) Bills
19/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE BFI'S TOP 100 BRITISH FILMS|$200|easy|Peter O'Toole had his first leading role in this film, No. 3 on the list|Lawrence of Arabia
18/09/2002|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS GOOD TO ME|$600|medium|They're the loud leapers heard here|a cricket
04/12/2006|Jeopardy!|'J' WALKING|$1000|hard|Spanish term for a group of military officers ruling a country after seizing power|a junta
11/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CANDLE IN THE WIND|$400|easy|This cord can be impregnated with inorganic salt solutions & dried prior to molding into candles|the wick
30/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DISCO!  DUCK!|$400|easy|This syndicated DJ & 'Solid Gold' host hit No. 1 with 'Disco Duck' in 1976|Rick Dees
22/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN POTPOURRI|$400|easy|Peter Brook's unusual 1970 production of this comedy featured Oberon & Puck on trapezes|'A Midsummer Night's Dream'
20/07/2006|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE PLAYBOY MANSION|$200|easy|Hugh Hefner moved full time to the Playboy Mansion West in 1975 after years of living in this hometown|Chicago
25/02/2005|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE 'D's|$400|easy|If someone wishes you 'zay gezundt', he's blessing you in this language|Yiddish
25/02/2005|Jeopardy!|HELLO, MY DEER|$800|hard|Located in St. John, New Brunswick, it's Canada's oldest independent brewery|Moosehead
30/05/2006|Jeopardy!|WEAPONS|$1000|hard|Calcium permanganate once powered the V-2 type of this weapon; it's now available as a disinfectant|a rocket
08/11/1999|Jeopardy!|SNOW WHITE'S FORGOTTEN DWARFS|$100|easy|This stout dwarf bulked up on the Campbell's line of the same name|Chunky
11/02/2009|Jeopardy!|THIS GLAND IS YOUR GLAND|$600|medium|This gland in the front of the neck below the larynx makes calcitonin to deal with high levels of calcium in the blood|the thyroid
20/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'GHT'|$1200|hard|In baseball this word describes a doubleheader that begins in the late afternoon|twilight (or twinight)
20/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE RETOOLED|$1200|hard|'10 Things I Hate About You' based on this Shakespeare comedy, stars Julia Stiles as the misanthropic Kat|The Taming of the Shrew
12/07/2002|Jeopardy!|THE FORTUNE 500|$600|medium|Once No. 7 on the list, this energy company's stock was downgraded to junk bond status in late 2001|Enron
21/07/2000|Jeopardy!|'BOR'-ING|$400|easy|Last name of the ruthless Italian seen here|Borgia  (Cesare)
04/03/2008|Jeopardy!|'C' BIRDS|$200|easy|Domesticated varieties of this Old World finch are usually bright or pale yellow|a canary
09/03/1998|Final Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|None|None|These 2 words, for a political plan of attack & a drink used to celebrate a win, come from the same root|Campaign & champagne
12/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WOMEN|$1000|hard|In 1974 this publisher of the Washington Post became the 1st woman elected to the board of the Associated Press|Katharine Graham
21/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$600|medium|Prince Edward Island's museum of these displays Canada's own Shepody variety as well as the russet Burbank|Potatoes
02/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HOT JOBS|$400|easy|In the medical field, you can be a phlebotomist & draw a salary for drawing this|Blood
07/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GAUL'S GONE WILD!|$4000|hard|In 222 B.C.,  Romans defeated the Gauls in Italy, capturing the city of Mediolanum, now this northen city|Milan
06/01/2006|Jeopardy!|ROANOKE COLONY|$1000|hard|When John White returned to a deserted Roanoke in 1590, he found this famed 8-letter enigmatic word carved into a tree|croatoan
21/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$2000|hard|His Opus 44 is also known as 'From Fjeld and Fjord'|Edvard Grieg
28/05/2007|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS IN LITERATURE|$1000|hard|This ursine character was discovered by Mr. & Mrs. Brown in London|Paddington Bear
01/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL STATES|$1600|hard|This group had 26 No. 1 country hits in the '80s, including 'Feels So Right'|Alabama
01/12/1998|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV CATCHPHRASES|$300|easy|'Your mission, Jim, should you choose to accept it...'|Mission: Impossible
24/07/2008|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$400|easy|The Statue of Liberty towers 305 feet from foundation to torch above this island|Liberty Island
06/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS|$1200|hard|This driver seen here is the only man to twice win three of NASCAR's top 5 races in one year|Jeff Gordon
12/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE GIANTS|$1200|hard|It's the Peter Benchley novel about a killer giant squid that menaces the coast of Bermuda|The Beast
29/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL LANGUAGES|$1300|hard|Sao Tome and Principe|Portuguese
18/05/2001|Jeopardy!|PICKUP LINES|$500|medium|This Dodge could point out that its 'geographic' Indian name means 'friend'|Dakota
30/03/2011|Jeopardy!|BATTLE TO NAME THE WAR|$1000|hard|Let me take you down, 'cause we're going to... Bosworth Field|the War of the Roses
19/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL SUBTRACTION|$2000|hard|Subtract a letter from this South American ruminant & you get a Buddhist monk|a llama
27/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS WITH A BODY PART|$2000|hard|Most opulent|richest
13/03/2003|Jeopardy!|WRIGLEY FIELD|$800|hard|If you're quiet at Wrigley Field, you can almost hear this late broadcaster sing 'Take Me Out to the Ball Game'|Harry Caray
31/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE THE FIFTH|$1600|hard|It's the southernmost Greek island, & the fifth-largest island in the Mediterranean|Crete
15/01/1996|Jeopardy!|TAX TIME|$100|easy|It's the dreaded IRS double-check of your return to ascertain its validity|an audit
02/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'Y' END IT?|$400|easy|From the Latin for 'daily journal', it's a private record of a writer's experiences|a diary
15/04/2003|Jeopardy!|DON'T THINK TOO HARD|$800|hard|This author writes, '...In Germany is a stream called the Vonne. That is the source of my curious name'|Kurt Vonnegut
23/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR LAST NO. 1 HIT|$400|easy|'Sledgehammer'|Peter Gabriel
10/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT RELIGION|$800|hard|Calcutta's name may be derived from a temple devoted to this destructive Hindu mother goddess|Kali
15/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MR. MOVIEFONE|$1200|hard|Press 2 now if you want to hear Alec Guinness as Col. Nicholson in this 1957 war drama|Bridge on the River Kwai
05/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|REPUBLICANS|$200|easy|A loser in 1980 & 1988, this Senate majority leader is again bidding for the GOP presidential nomination|Robert Dole
14/06/2011|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL QUOTATIONS|$600|medium|Article 40 of this 1215 document stated, 'To no one will we sell, to no one will we refuse or delay right or justice'|the Magna Carta
14/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$1200|hard|While it's 'small' in diameter, about 1 1/2 inches, it's 20 to 25 feet long in your body|the small intestine
18/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION DESIGNERS|$200|easy|In 1997 she introduced her Lizfit pants, which feature innovative side clips to adjust the waistline|Liz Claiborne
03/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT I REALLY WANT TO DO IS DIRECT|$800|hard|(Hi, I'm Joel Schumacher.) I was encouraged to direct by this man when I was his costume designer on 'Sleeper' & 'Interiors'|Woody Allen
16/05/1997|Jeopardy!|LOVE|$100|easy|An unattractive person is sometimes said to have a 'face that only' this person could love|A mother
22/10/2008|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S YOUR PRICE FOR FLIGHT?|$600|medium|Look for the missing 'U' in this airline when you spend 2,352 Aussie bucks (as of June '08) to fly from Sydney to Seattle|Qantas
06/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A GALLIC CATEGORY?|$2000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports form the State Capital in Lincoln, Nebraska)  Here in Lincoln, Nebraska, the Capital has a standing Lincoln by this sculptor famous for the seated Lincoln in Washington, D.C.|Daniel Chester French
07/06/2006|Final Jeopardy!|CANADIAN POSTAL ABBREVIATIONS|None|None|It's the only Canadian province or territory whose 2-letter postal abbreviation is a preposition|Ontario
27/04/2006|Jeopardy!|YOU MOVE, TO FAST|$1000|hard|Move to this 'Sleeping Land' of Russia to become an Evenki shaman & fast after you've received your first vision|Siberia
13/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN|$200|easy|The pair's lyricist|Hammerstein
14/05/1999|Jeopardy!|ROGER EBERT ON MOVIES|$300|easy|For the 1999 Oscars, I wrongly predicted a screenplay award for this film with Warren Beatty as a politician|Bulworth
19/04/2001|Jeopardy!|'60s STUFF|$500|medium|On March 30, 2000 Enron Field opened, partially replacing this stadium that opened in 1965|Houston Astrodome
27/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE PLAY|$200|easy|'We'll hang ourselves tomorrow...unless Godot comes'|Waiting for Godot
13/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOLECULAR WORLD|$200|easy|The triatomic molecule O3 is called ozone; the diatomic O2 is simply this|Oxygen
20/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HEAVY MACHINERY|$600|medium|By definition it's a machine that gives a surface an even degree of slope|Grader
17/01/2006|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT|$800|hard|Entergy Corp. says that the Indian Point Plant's containment structures are this material, 3 1/2' to 6' thick|concrete
29/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$2000|hard|In February 1733 this Oxford alumnus landed where present-day Savannah is now|James Oglethorpe
21/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PHIL-ER UP|$400|easy|His impersonations on 'Saturday Night Live' included Bill Clinton & Frank Sinatra|Phil Hartman
08/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BRICKMAKING|$2000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows bricks being formed.)  Molding bricks produces a looser texture; they're more solid if this process is used, forcing the material through a die to produce the desired shape|extrusion
18/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$600|medium|Spread by anopheles mosquitoes, it's been called the greatest disease hazard of travel in warm climates|Malaria
17/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY|$400|easy|(Janet Napolitano gives the clue) Threats from denial of service attacks to software are major concerns in this area, the CS in the division NCSD)|Cyber Security
13/06/2003|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL ABOUT MONEY|$400|easy|2 of the 3 currently minted U.S. coins that have no grooves around the edge|nickel, penny & the Sacajawea Dollar
17/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT WORLD|$200|easy|In the 1st Century the Trung sisters headed Vietnam's revolt against the Han overlords from this country|China
05/10/1999|Jeopardy!|VEGGIES|$400|easy|The name of this immature onion is from Ascalon, a port in Palestine|Scallion
28/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CIRCUS SLANG|$1600|hard|Candy vendors are known as these, allegedly because a notable early one was a meat carver, too|a butcher
21/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POPE-ULARITY CONTEST|$2000|hard|In 1592 the standard version of this Latin Bible was issued under the reign of Clement VIII|the Vulgate Bible
08/04/1998|Jeopardy!|GAME SHOW WOMEN|$500|medium|KC Winkler, Becky Price & Ruta Lee appeared on various versions of this dice game|High Rollers
22/09/1999|Jeopardy!|'YEAR'|$100|easy|It's an annual publication documenting the preceding months at a high school|Yearbook
26/04/2001|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS|$100|easy|As a child, he was known as 'Little Ike'; he later dropped the 'Little'|Dwight D. Eisenhower
06/06/2003|Jeopardy!|'J' WHIZ|$800|hard|This 1847 novel takes place mainly at Lowood Orphan Asylum & Thornfield Hall|Jane Eyre
08/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATER|$200|easy|In 1967 Pearl Bailey led an all-black cast in this musical|Hello, Dolly!
22/09/2000|Jeopardy!|BALDER-DASH!|$100|easy|Sometimes called the father of the Norse gods, he was specifically the father of Balder|Odin
12/01/2001|Jeopardy!|YES SIR, THAT'S MY SCIENTIST|$100|easy|Sir Alexander Fleming took a shot in the dark & discovered this in 1928|Penicillin
14/05/2010|Jeopardy!|BOXING TERMS SANS BOXING|$200|easy|An enticement; hard to catch a fish without one|a hook
28/05/2010|Jeopardy!|PITCHING HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE WOO|$1000|hard|Indeed, I should've told you I had this 'kissing disease' whose incubation period is 30-40 days; hey, where ya goi|mononucleosis
31/03/2009|Jeopardy!|TRICKY STUPID ANSWERS|$200|easy|Cheers to you if you will grace us with the name of this sitcom that cast Debbie Reynolds & Blythe Danner as moms|Will & Grace
07/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CRIME-TIME TELEVISION|$200|easy|This Mike Connors P.I. was parodied by Bob & Ray's 'Blimmix', who got beaten up in every episode|Mannix
05/03/1999|Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$500|medium|This new California governor is one of the USA's highest paid, with a yearly salary of $156,075|Gray Davis
24/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$200|easy|In '63, 200,000 Washington marchers heard him say, 'I have a dream'|Martin Luther King, Jr.
15/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HAVE YOU HERD?|$800|hard|Basil Fawlty asked a guest unhappy with the view if she'd expected to see 'herds of' these 'sweeping majestically...'|wildebeests
14/07/2010|Jeopardy!|THE QUEEN|$400|easy|After Elizabeth became Queen, her first regional tours included a controversial visit to this smallest U.K. country|Nothern Ireland
12/05/2004|Jeopardy!|THE CONSTITUTION|$600|medium|The 18th Amendment, which prohibited the manufacture, sale or transportation of this, was repealed in 1933|alcohol (or liquor)
02/06/2005|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$1000|hard|(Hi, I'm Maria Bartiromo.)  As a proud Italian-American, I've anchored this parade live for several years on New York City TV|the Columbus Day Parade
21/06/2010|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$800|hard|In the 1840s Esther Howland made these cards from imported paper lace & floral decorations|Valentines
12/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'SUPER' BOWL|$1000|hard|The sound of this nonsense word 'is something quite atrocious', but Mary Poppins wanted you to say it anyway|supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
14/05/2009|Jeopardy!|AT BAY|$200|easy|In 2000 Virginia & Maryland reached an agreement to stop pollution & increase the blue crab population in this bay|the Chesapeake Bay
17/01/1997|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RHYME TIME|$100|easy|Parton's streetcars|Dolly's trolleys
16/05/2008|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$400|easy|Kyle MacLachlan moved onto Wisteria Lane as Orson Hodge, Bree's new husband, on this soapy series|Desperate Housewives
15/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS|$600|medium|Born in 1735 in Braintree, MA, he wrote most of the articles of the state's constitution|John Adams
19/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY RELATIVES|$600|medium|This 'Fahrenheit 451' author's ancestors include a woman who was tried for witchcraft in Salem, Mass.|Ray Bradbury
21/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PRECIOUS SENTIMENTS|$1600|hard|Kris Kristofferson once sang of this type of 'devil', also used to describe an eloquent orator|silver-tongued
29/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GRACELAND|$1000|hard|In the 1960s Elvis began a tradition of lining his driveway with lights of this color found in an Elvis XMAS song|blue
07/12/2009|Jeopardy!|WHO YOU GONNA CALL?|$800|hard|To reach this government service, call 1-800-829-1040|the IRS
17/10/1991|Jeopardy!|POTTERY|$300|easy|The word ceramics comes from “keramos”, the Greek word for this substance|clay
13/07/2000|Final Jeopardy!|THE MARS PATHFINDER MISSION|None|None|The only landscape feature the mission named for a real person, this rock seemed to have a bowl haircut|Moe (Moe Howard of the Three Stooges)
07/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE TASTE OF LIECHTENSTEIN|$600|medium|Liechtenstein has been independent since 1719 except for a brief period in the early 1800s when this emperor controlled it|Napoleon
12/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LEE|$200|easy|In 1859 it took Robert E. Lee less than a day to suppress the uprising by this white abolitionist|John Brown
09/12/1996|Jeopardy!|CATCHING SOME 'Z'S|$200|easy|It means to move back & forth at sharp angles|Zig-Zag
18/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SYMBOLISM|$200|easy|This bird is a symbol of love, the soul & the end of the Great Flood|dove
27/12/2007|Jeopardy!|'LOVE' IS A BATTLEFIELD|$600|medium|Ann Landers was a big supporter of this program for parents who want to control their teenagers|ToughLove
12/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE MAJORS|$800|hard|Major Richard Bong of the U.S. Army Air Force did this 40 times during WWII, an American record|Shot down enemy planes
21/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MINOR FACTS ABOUT MAJOR PEOPLE|$800|hard|This long-term Caribbean leader who came to power in 1959 is an accomplished ping-pong player|Fidel Castro
10/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|ELECTIONS|$400|easy|Phrase 'My hat is in the ring' originated with this 1912 'Bull Moose' candidate|Teddy Roosevelt
01/05/1998|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'P'|$300|easy|Judy's traditional puppet partner|Punch
21/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$600|medium|1938's 'Out Of The Silent Planet' was the first sci-fi novel by this Narnia creator|C.S. Lewis
30/04/1997|Jeopardy!|NOVELS|$100|easy|Sea creature that's the title character of an 1851 Herman Melville novel|Moby Dick
07/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|JAZZ TUNES|$1200|hard|Duke Ellington co-wrote 'In A Sentimental Mood' & this 'mood'y 1931 standard|Mood Indigo
14/11/2008|Jeopardy!|IT'S LIKE, SHAKESPEARE, YOU KNOW?|$400|easy|He is way harsh with Ophelia when he goes, 'Get thee to a nunnery'|Hamlet
08/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PARDON MY ROBOT|$600|medium|On this show the robot was often heard to remark 'Warning!  Warning!' & 'Danger, Will Robinson!'|Lost In Space
09/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$600|medium|This song associated with Yale was popularized by Yale alumnus Rudy Vallee|The Whiffenpoof Song
29/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE AM I?|$1600|hard|If I'm feeling a surge of yin-yang energy, I might be a Bell Rock, an energy vortex in this Arizona Red Rock City|Sedona
13/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CAPTAIN COOK|$1600|hard|On Jan. 17, 1773 Cook & crew became the first people to cross this geographic circle|the Antarctic Circle
28/10/2010|Jeopardy!|TOM JONES|$1000|hard|To benefit Afghan refugees, Tom duetted on 'Delilah' in Modena, Italy with this one of the three tenors|Pavarotti
03/05/2005|Jeopardy!|THE 'METH'OD|$600|medium|Term originally applied to a mid-18th century religious society founded at Oxford|the Methodists
25/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|THIRTYSOMETHING|$1000|hard|This Russian chemist was 35 when he published the first version of the Periodic Table|Dmitri Mendeleev
14/10/2010|Jeopardy!|CORN-UCOPIA|$600|medium|These threadlike fibers that grow beneath the husk are used in herbal medicines & tea|corn silk
13/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$1200|hard|In 1973 Bette Midler revived this 32-year-old Andrews Sisters hit, reaching the top 10|The Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy
03/04/1998|Jeopardy!|PRISON PROSE|$300|easy|A work by Jean Genet stems from time at this type of 'school', named for what it tries to do to youths|a reform school
15/11/2010|Jeopardy!|PROVERBIALLY SPEAKING|$600|medium|'Where ignorance is' this, ''tis folly to be wise'|bliss
21/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GET AN EDUCATION!|$800|hard|Learn the basics of chemistry, like this chemical formula for water|H2O
01/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ECONOMICS|$400|easy|The CPI is the Consumer Price Index & the PPI is this|Producer Price Index
09/04/1991|Double Jeopardy!|ALPHABET SOUP|$400|easy|On the Great Seal of the U.S., it’s the only letter that stands alone|E (in E Pluribus Unum)
09/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE TERMS|$800|hard|When a tree's tissues are replaced by quartz, you get this type of wood, also a synonym for 'frightened'|petrified
10/10/2007|Final Jeopardy!|SCIENTIFIC NAMES|None|None|It was first given a scientific name meaning 'flat-footed duck'; it was later given one meaning 'birdlike snout'|a platypus
22/05/2001|Jeopardy!|NUTS!|$300|easy|The paste of these nuts is an ingredient in marzipan|Almonds
01/07/2005|Jeopardy!|ON YOUR MARK|$800|hard|It's Mark Messier's sport|hockey
26/01/2007|Jeopardy!|HEY, 'TEX'!|$600|medium|An emulsion of synthetic rubber or plastic|latex
29/03/1999|Jeopardy!|BRAIN CANDY|$200|easy|Examples of these pains in the brain include the cluster & tension varieties|headaches
24/12/1999|Jeopardy!|'PEACE' ON EARTH|$500|medium|It's what Neville Chamberlain promised on his return from Germany in September 1938|Peace in our time
02/11/1998|Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S LIBERATION|$200|easy|The term suffragette came from suffrage, the right to do this|Vote
25/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$600|medium|In 1571 this Spanish king's forces helped defeat the Turks at Lepanto|Phillip II
04/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|Depressing Dickens tome about the legislative body that met in colonial Virginia in 1619|Bleak House of Burgesses
07/11/1989|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$400|easy|In 1972 this nation extended its territorial waters to 50 mi., causing a 'cod war' with Britain & others|Iceland
23/06/1997|Jeopardy!|WHERE'S THE FIRE?|$200|easy|When buying one of these, look for one that puts out A, B & C classes of fire|a fire extinguisher
07/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MISSING LINKS|$1600|hard|Dome of the _____ Island Line|Rock
19/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN EXCHANGE|$400|easy|The watermark on Egypt's 10-piastre bill is a statue of this ancient boy king|Tutankhamun
05/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|FLANDERS|$200|easy|A Bouvier des Flandres is a working type of this animal|a dog
06/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|CINEMA|$1000|hard|Near the end of this 1959 Hitchcock film, Martin Landau falls off Mount Rushmore|North By Northwest
30/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE CAST OF THE TEN COMMANDMENTS|$400|easy|This 'Mannix' star was known as Touch Connors when he played an Amalekite herder in the film|Mike Connors
10/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MEET THE PARENTS|$800|hard|Aiwa, Epic Records, Columbia Tristar|Sony
16/01/1996|Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$100|easy|Some say this woman of Troy married Paris' brother Deiphobus after Paris' death|Helen
22/10/2002|Jeopardy!|TEST YOUR SHORT TERM MEMORY|$800|hard|One-syllable short term that's the equivalent of 'Vicar of Christ'|pope
16/01/2007|Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN LEADERS|$200|easy|Not so great--in 1725, this czar died unable to name a successor; he wrote, 'Give everything to...' & never finished|Peter the Great
19/01/2001|Jeopardy!|INTERNET SHORTHAND|$300|easy|OTOH|On the other hand
11/11/1985|Jeopardy!|FEMININE FIRSTS|$100|easy|In 1967, 1st woman to run this Mass. distance event had to sneak her way in|Boston Marathon
07/10/2010|Jeopardy!|2012|$200|easy|433 Eros, one of these, will pass within .178 astronomical units of Earth (that's close, astronomical units-wise)|an asteroid
15/12/2006|Jeopardy!|'T' COUNTRIES|$400|easy|Slightly larger than Texas, it borders the Black Sea & the Mediterranean Sea|Turkey
26/01/2007|Jeopardy!|HEY, 'TEX'!|$200|easy|As a noun, it's a reader used by students for a class; an adjective, it can mean typical or classic|textbook
14/10/2004|Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES|$1000|hard|(Hi there.  I’m George Jones.)  You know, early in my career, a deejay gave me this nickname because he thought I resembled a certain American marsupial|Possum
11/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN 1ST LINES|$400|easy|Famous 'tamer' who enters saying, 'Verona for a while I take my leave'|Petruchio
07/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ONLY ONE VOWEL|$400|easy|A nickname for a tall guy, or a type of limo that's been extended for greater capacity|stretch
17/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NOT YOUR EVERYDAY WORDS|$2000|hard|It's a person of great learning in a variety of subjects, though it sounds like only in trig & calculus|polymath
12/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$800|hard|In his recent No. 1 bestseller, Florida doctor Arthur Agatston explains this diet that he developed|the South Beach Diet
18/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GETTING YOUR BERING|$1200|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew shows a map of the North Pacific on the monitor.)  In 1740, Bering set out from Okhotsk, Russia, sailing eastward to America; on his return, he sighted many of these Alaskan islands|the Aleutians
12/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR COUNTRY'S LAST MONARCH|$1000|hard|1947: Eastern Europe's King Michael|Romania
23/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$1000|hard|This single-named Renaissance artist who died in 1520 was regarded in the 19th century as the greatest painter ever|Raphael
23/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE QUEEN'S ENGLISH|$800|hard|To the Brits he can be an unscrupulous businessman, not just a ranch hand or John Wayne character|a cowboy
16/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TRAIN-ING DAY|$400|easy|Catch an express train to the Algarve from the Barreiro Station in this Iberian capital|Lisbon
23/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WE'RE OFF TO SEE THE LIZARD|$400|easy|He's the color-changing fellow seen here|a chameleon
12/11/1996|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$200|easy|Go over something with a fine tooth comb & you'll 'leave no stone' this way|unturned
02/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO MY COUNTRY|$800|hard|In 1639 a Lamaist monastery was built on the site of what is now Ulaanbaatar in this country; feel the peace|Mongolia
03/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY RHYME TIME|$800|hard|A Scandinavian entranceway|a Norway doorway
10/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$400|easy|Fluvial is a term that refers to these geographic features|Rivers
24/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$2500|hard|This Swiss city is headquarters to the World Council of Churches|Geneva
05/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH HISTORY|$600|medium|In 1915, the British created this mobile weapon that could cross trenches|the tank
13/01/2010|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL ETIQUETTE|$800|hard|When answering the phone in the Netherlands, it's traditional to say this; just saying 'hello?' is rude|your name
16/05/2008|Jeopardy!|NEW REALITY SHOWS?|$800|hard|The fork's now in your hand in 'So You Think You Can Eat an Entire' this make of auto, whether Cayenne or Boxster|Porsche
04/05/2010|Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY & ASTROLOGY|$600|medium|This second-largest planet takes almost 30 years for one solar revolution|Saturn
17/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$200|easy|A doctor may use a hematocrit test to measure the volume of these cells|red blood cells
02/04/1996|Jeopardy!|ASIA|$400|easy|Sometimes this country is referred to as East Bengal|Bangladesh
04/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|DISCOVERY|$800|hard|In 1580 he brought back to England the silver, gold, jewels & 3 tons of cloves he got during his round-the-world trip|Drake
11/11/2002|Jeopardy!|CLIFFS NOTES|$600|medium|Spoiler warning!  We're about to give away the ending!  She throws herself under a train!  In Russia!|Anna Karenina
25/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR I|$200|easy|Britain was drawn into the war when this Low Country was invaded August 4, 1914|Belgium
22/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$400|easy|Chalked on a fence, the symbol seen here warned fellow hobos of the presence of one of these|a mean dog (or junkyard dog)
18/06/2001|Jeopardy!|'MOO'|$300|easy|This stir-fried Chinese dish that contains shredded pork, scallions & egg is rolled in a thin pancake|Moo shu pork
18/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LONG LIVE THE KING|$1200|hard|On Dec. 26, 1957 Elvis donated thousands of these cute toys to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis|teddy bears
04/10/2005|Jeopardy!|TOP O' THE CHARTS|$1000|hard|In 1991 this heartthrob took Percy Sledge's 'When A Man Loves A Woman' back to the top spot|Michael Bolton
08/02/1985|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$800|hard|Marie Curie named this element for her native land|polonium
21/02/1997|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$200|easy|Named for its consistency, it's a beverage made by blending fruit with yogurt, milk or both|Smoothie
28/11/2007|Jeopardy!|AN AUGUSTA PERSONALITY|$200|easy|In 2005 he was 7 strokes down after round 1, but a miraculous 30-foot chip on 16 helped him win a 4th green jacket|Tiger Woods
28/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MY ART WILL GO ON|$800|hard|This caricaturist added a number to his signature to show how many times he wove his daughter Nina's name into a piece|Al Hirschfeld
12/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|KID LIT|$2000|hard|In 1981 she won a Newbery Honor for 'A Ring of Endless Light'; she won the medal in 1963 for 'A Wrinkle in Time'|Madeleine L'Engle
05/10/2006|Jeopardy!|COMPOUND WORDS|$600|medium|If you've 'gone' this, you might have said something extreme or fallen from the Queen Mary|overboard
07/04/2008|Jeopardy!|EMERIL GOES INTERNATIONAL|$800|hard|(Emeril makes a sandwich as he delivers the clue.) Take the ham-and-gruyere sandwich called a croque-monsieur and change its gender by adding a fried egg; now it's called this|a croque-madame
25/05/2009|Jeopardy!|BEACH VOLLEYBALL|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from Hermosa Beach, CA.)  A floater serve is hit with minimal spin so that it moves unpredictably on the same principle as this pitch in baseball|a knuckleball
07/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FOR THE SOLE|$800|hard|A character in an Oliver Goldsmith story lends her name to this term for a smug, well-behaved person|goody two-shoes
03/02/2003|Jeopardy!|INSPECT HER GADGET|$800|hard|A holder of 49 patents, Beulah Henry invented one of these to duplicate documents long before Xerox|copy machine
25/12/1997|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$1900|hard|Washington Crossing State Park lies northwest of this capital on the Delaware River|Trenton, New Jersey
13/02/2003|Jeopardy!|FEMALE ATHLETES|$600|medium|A student at Great Neck North High School, she's the golden girl of the ice seen here|Sarah Hughes
17/02/1998|Jeopardy!|THE CHINESE THEATRE|$400|easy|To make her imprint this partner of Fred Astaire wore her mother's size 4 1/2 shoes instead of her own 5 1/2s|Ginger Rogers
12/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PATRIOTS|$600|medium|This man's words were his patriotic weapon|Thomas Paine
09/09/1998|Jeopardy!|POPES & HORSERACING|$400|easy|Not far from Hot Springs, Pope County in this state is home to several thoroughbred horse farms|Arkansas
17/12/2002|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$200|easy|This character is the narrator of the classic Charlotte Bronte novel 'Jane Eyre'|Jane Eyre
27/04/2010|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN COMPOSERS|$1200|hard|Bizet adapted a melody by Sebastian de Yradier for the 'Habanera' in this opera|Carmen
27/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ITALIAN MUSICAL TERMS|$1000|hard|Beethoven's Fifth Symphony begins 'with vigor', allegro con this|Brio
27/04/2005|Jeopardy!|TERMINATOR OF ENDEARMENT|$1000|hard|The Governator's father-in-law is this man from a pre-Revolutionary Maryland family|Sargent Shriver
14/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SEE 'NN'|$400|easy|It's a cozy little hotel, perhaps for a holiday|inn
12/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL MOVIE BANDS|$1200|hard|The New Main Street Singers, Mitch & Mikey & The Folksmen are groups in this Christopher Guest film|A Mighty Wind
10/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|KIDDY LIT|$800|hard|This title character releases 2 jinns: The Slave of the Ring & The Slave of the Lamp|Aladdin
27/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL SHIPS|$1200|hard|In a 1984 Tom Clancy thriller, this Russian sub is equipped with an ultra-quiet propulsion system|Red October
01/04/1998|Final Jeopardy!|APRIL 1 IN HISTORY|None|None|April 1 is the anniversary of the Battle of Five Forks, the last decisive battle of this war|the Civil War
18/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT ROME|$800|hard|King Ancus Marcius is said to have built the Sublician Bridge, the first bridge across this river, in the 7th c. B.C.|the Tiber
03/07/2009|Jeopardy!|ON THE 3rd OF JULY|$200|easy|1890: This territory, no small potatoes, joins the Union as the 43rd state|Idaho
23/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|INTERIOR DESIGN|$1000|hard|Juarez, Mexico is the world center of painting on this fabric, a symbol of kitsch|(Black) Velvet
06/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|JA!  BABY!|$400|easy|This greeting is Guten Morgen!|Good Morning!
04/01/2008|Jeopardy!|NOTHING SPECIFIC|$600|medium|These are the deformed offspring that elves & fairies substitute for human infants|changelings
27/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PO|$2000|hard|Darn them! This most powerful pre-Roman people of Italy built embankments to control Po River flooding|the Etruscans
24/12/1998|Jeopardy!|DISNEY MOVIES|$400|easy|According to the book 'Disney A to Z', he's the youngest of the 7 Dwarfs|Dopey
13/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT DO YOU 'C'?|$1200|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew points to a diagram.)  In geometry, it's a segment that joins two points on a circle|a chord
29/07/2011|Jeopardy!|ENDS WITH 'U'|$600|medium|The name of this Japanese martial art related to judo means 'soft art'|jujitsu
25/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FRUITS|$800|hard|Caribbean cooks use this fruit to marinate chicken & beef; an enzyme called papain tenderizes the meat|papaya
13/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE DOUBLE LETTERS|$400|easy|It means occurring every year|annually
15/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CITIES BY THE 'TON'|$1200|hard|Home to the Nelson A. Rockefeller Center for Latin American Art, remember this Texas city!|San Antonio
21/05/1993|Jeopardy!|MEXICO|$200|easy|Bohemia, Superior & Dos Equis are brands of this produced in Mexico|beer
04/01/2001|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL PLANET?|$200|easy|It's a small metal disk used illegally in a vending machine|Slug
09/11/1989|Jeopardy!|MEXICO|$400|easy|Established in 1929, this political party has won every presidential election since|PRI
11/11/1992|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE FICTION|$500|medium|'The War With the Newts' is a satirical novel by this Czech dramatist who coined the word 'robot'|Karel Čapek
28/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AVENUE QUEUE|$1000|hard|Hull Street, Revere Street, Shawmut Avenue|Boston
13/09/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S A MAN, BABY!|$1000|hard|At 6'7'', this one-named African-American dragster was hard to miss in the video for 'Love Shack'|RuPaul
26/01/2004|Jeopardy!|MAY I BE FRANK WITH YOU?|$600|medium|A West Point graduate, Apollo 8 took him around the moon|Frank Borman
26/04/2001|Jeopardy!|BEAUTY PAGEANTRY|$200|easy|2001 is the 50th anniversary of this grandiose title currently held by Lara Dutta of India|Miss Universe
09/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$400|easy|Nahuatl & Zapotec are Indian languages spoken mainly in this country|Mexico
09/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|THE AUTO INDUSTRY|$200|easy|For 1988, the '190' will be the only Mercedes-Benz sold in the U.S. with this type of engine|diesel
24/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$1600|hard|Producer David, or 'Elephant Man' John (7)|Merrick
26/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING PRESIDENT|$200|easy|1939: Henry Fonda|Abraham Lincoln ('Young Mr. Lincoln')
23/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S UP, 'ESSE'?|$400|easy|Long curls or locks of hair|tresses
29/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TV CHARACTERS|$2000|hard|An 8-foot bronze statue of this '50s TV character stands in front of NYC's Midtown Port Authority bus terminal|Ralph Kramden
26/09/2003|Jeopardy!|HILARY DUFF STUFF|$200|easy|Hilary hit No. 1 with her hit 'I Can't Wait' on this kids' radio network|Radio Disney
05/02/1993|Double Jeopardy!|THE INSTRUMENT PLAYED|$1000|hard|Freddy Martin, Boots Randolph & John Coltrane|the saxophone
15/05/2003|Jeopardy!|RUM FOR YOUR LIFE|$400|easy|After one of these cocktails using 3 different kinds of rum, you might feel like the voodoo victim it's named for|Zombie
08/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD FAMOUS|$1000|hard|Some of this U.S. pop artist's silkscreens are in a museum in Slovakia, near his parents' birthplace|Andy Warhol
24/01/2012|Jeopardy!|NEW AGE THINKING|$400|easy|This term for receiving energy & info from other levels of reality sounds like redirecting water along a passage|channeling
18/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE GARMENT DISTRICT|$800|hard|A ghillie is a shoe that originated in this U.K. country|Scotland
29/12/2010|Jeopardy!|JOHANNES BRAHMS|$600|medium|It's the name of the familiar Brahms composition heard here|Lullaby
01/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BIRTHSTONES|$800|hard|One of the gems for December, it's been mined a Cerillos, New Mexico for over 1,000 years|Turquoise
20/05/2005|Jeopardy!|TRIBUTE BANDS|$800|hard|The Missing Links re-create this group's music & TV show|The Monkees
12/09/2002|Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS FESTIVALS|$200|easy|Purim, Sukkot|Judaism
04/02/1998|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|None|None|In a September 18, 1978 speech, he said, 'Blessed are the peacemakers'|President Jimmy Carter
24/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CUSTER'S LAST STAND|$800|hard|About 200 soldiers & Custer faced off against about 2,000 Indians of many tribes including Cheyenne & this largest group|the Sioux
04/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS AT REST|$1200|hard|At the Notch Cemetery in Plymouth, Vermont|Coolidge
19/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|JOEY|$4200|hard|Seen here is a joey of this marsupial species whose name is from the Telugu word pandi-kokku, meaning 'pig-rat'|bandicoot
22/01/2010|Jeopardy!|WYATT EARP|$400|easy|Wyatt was working as a railroad detective when John Shanssey introduced him to this sometime dentist|Doc Holliday
09/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|I RULE!|$200|easy|Prince Norodom Sihanouk|Cambodia (Kampuchea)
16/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL SPEAKERS|$1000|hard|'Take me up and cast me forth into the sea'|Jonah
19/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE IN LONDON AM I?|$1600|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Hyde Park.) Winston Churchill & George Bernard Shaw are among those who've come to say their peace at this spot in Hyde Park|Speaker's Corner
08/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S THE ARTIST?|$1200|hard|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): This artist burned brightly as a poet as well|William Blake ('The Illustration of God')
25/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$800|hard|A caption on this famous Lichtenstein painting reads in part, '...ahead of me rockets blazed through the sky'|Whaam!
28/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE BLAIR NICHE PROJECT|$600|medium|With 5 Olympic gold medals, she's the most successful U.S. women's speed skater in history|Bonnie Blair
19/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PAINTINGS|$800|hard|This creature toys with a bird in William Holman Hunt's painting of seduction 'The Awakening Conscience'|a cat
07/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BY THE BOOKS|$400|easy|Her 'House of Earth' trilogy includes 'A House Divided' & 'The Good Earth'|Pearl S. Buck
23/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ODD WORDS|$1600|hard|This word that rhymes with rough is used for the skin of a snake that's been cast off|slough
03/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IT CAME FROM THE NEW WORLD|$1200|hard|This fruit from the family Bromeliaceae is native to Brazil & Paraguay; it didn't reach Hawaii until the early 1500s|the pineapple
21/05/1990|Jeopardy!|BEST SELLERS|$400|easy|'Made In America' was this businessman's memoir of the 1984 Olympics|Peter Ueberroth
17/04/2000|Jeopardy!|HIGH SCHOOL TV|$300|easy|You might want to hang with this title high school teacher played by Mark Curry|Mr. Cooper
10/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$400|easy|Time magazine dubbed this abstact expressionist 'Jack the Dripper'|Jackson Pollock
01/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$800|hard|The thyroid gland straddles the trachea, also called this|windpipe
24/01/2003|Jeopardy!|CITY LIFE|$400|easy|The familiar 6-tone sequence of honks & sirens in these was created by Viper, a brand owned by Directed Electronics, Inc.|car alarms
02/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WOODROW WILSON'S WAR|$3000|hard|In March 1917 Wilson ordered the arming of U.S. merchant ships to defend them from these 'wolves of the sea'|U-boats
09/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$200|easy|In 1633 Descartes suppressed his book 'The World' because it supported the ideas of this Italian|Galileo
06/07/2006|Jeopardy!|MOVIES BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|The Human Torch & 3 Friends interrupt several British nuptials & an entombment, & boy is Hugh Grant mad|The Fantastic Four Weddings and a Funeral
07/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$200|easy|In the U.S. this sex accounts for over 90% of the cases of gout|Male
03/12/2010|Jeopardy!|HOLE|$800|hard|Dating from 3000 B.C., the Aubrey holes are a series of burial pits found near this English megalithic site|Stonehenge
27/09/1995|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|This Venezuelan river empties into the Atlantic Ocean near Trinidad|the Orinoco
03/02/2009|Jeopardy!|IT'S AN L.A. THING|$800|hard|You can hit the Comedy Store, House of Blues, Whisky A Go Go & the Viper Room on this 'strip' of L.A.|Sunset Strip
26/02/2003|Jeopardy!|POLITICS|$600|medium|Before a U.S. general election, these elections are held to determine the party candidates|primaries
23/05/1989|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY AUTHORS|$400|easy|Her book 'Survivor' begins where 'Mommie Dearest' left off|Christina Crawford
24/12/2007|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT MEMBERS|$800|hard|Born in Treviso, Gian Paolo Gobbo represents this country in the EP|Italy
09/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'O'|$1200|hard|To swing like a pendulum (9)|oscillate
10/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|STAG FILMS|$1000|hard|Lex Barker of Tarzan fame played a James Fenimore Cooper title character in this 1957 film|The Deerslayer
07/12/2006|Jeopardy!|THE WEASEL FAMILY|$800|hard|It's also called foul marten due to its odor, but it probably prefers this partly feline name|polecat
10/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LADS NAMED VLAD|$400|easy|What a sport! In 2008 this Russian leader put out an instructional judo DVD|(Vladimir) Putin
01/04/1991|Jeopardy!|CATCHING SOME 'Z's|$300|easy|Johnston McCulley's novel 'The Curse of Capistrano' gave us this character a.k.a. Don Diego|Zorro
16/09/2002|Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$800|hard|This athletic brand is named for the Greek goddess of victory|Nike
24/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|RAIDERS|$400|easy|On raids, Ness' Untouchables welcomed members of this profession, even those from the Tribune|the press (reporters accepted)
31/01/1997|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE 'P' WORDS|$200|easy|They blow in Flanders Fields|Poppies
07/12/1989|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|In 1805 Zebulon Pike bought land from the Sioux that's now this Minnesota capital|Saint Paul
02/02/1996|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$800|hard|Rituals in this popular religion of Haiti are led by a houngan, a priest, or a mambo, a priestess|Voodoo
09/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BILL & BILLY IN SONG|$600|medium|'And as Billy started to go she said 'Keep your pretty head low' Billy don't' do this, 'come back to me'|'Billy, Don't Be A Hero'
15/06/2001|Jeopardy!|FACES IN HISTORY|$100|easy|Depicted here, he was the first vice president who never became president|Aaron Burr
18/03/2011|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC MOVIE TRAILERS|$1000|hard|The trailer for this 1950 film describes Judy Holliday's character as follows  'Blonde, beautiful, brazen, and oh, brother!'|Born Yesterday
07/05/2008|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL HOUSE|$600|medium|The swiftlets of Asia are in trouble because these structures are snatched to make soup|nests
16/02/2010|Jeopardy!|ALASKA|$200|easy|About half of Alaska's 600,000 residents live within this city's metropolitan area|Anchorage
14/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A VOYAGE THROUGH EUROPE|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from Denmark.) I'm in Denmark at a museum named for these Norse seafarers; this is the world's largest reconstruction of one of their ships|the Vikings
03/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$400|easy|It's a sign indicating the pitch of the notes on a musical staff; treble is one type|Clef
14/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ARE YOU 'EXP'-ERIENCED?|$2000|hard|To clarify the meaning of something in a learned way|explain (or expound)
19/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT ELEMENT|$1600|hard|This synthetic element created in 1976 was named for a Danish pioneer of quantum physics|bohrium
10/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|$400|easy|This 'cheeky' muscle is the body's largest|the gluteus maximus
30/12/1999|Jeopardy!|CALLING ALL CARS|$300|easy|General Motors' first new nameplate in over 60 years, it bears the name of the sixth planet|Saturn
06/02/2008|Jeopardy!|OF 'DEN'MARK|$400|easy|They won back-to-back Super Bowls in 1998 & 1999|the Denver Broncos
30/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DEEPWATER PORTS BY COUNTRY|$400|easy|Hobart, Adelaide|Australia
23/09/2005|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THE TITANS|$1000|hard|A South American birdie told me this Titan was Zeus' mother & mother-in-law|Rhea
13/05/2009|Jeopardy!|TAKE OUT THE TRASH|$600|medium|I've worn my INSPIR(RED) T-shirt from this company so many times, even Goodwill won't want it|The Gap
06/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LIT|$400|easy|At the end of his novel 'Typee', the hero escapes on a whaler|Melville
22/02/2005|Jeopardy!|3 Es PLEASE|$600|medium|An unmarried young woman, especially on 'The Dating Game'|a bachelorette
09/12/1987|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL OFFSPRING|$200|easy|A young kangaroo, or a musical pal|a joey
26/11/1999|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$500|medium|Months, eggs,  dirty title film commandos|Things that come in a dozen
11/09/2000|Jeopardy!|STREET SENSE|$100|easy|Hey, gimme an I-5, 'I' being short for this|Interstate
11/04/2000|Final Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYME CHARACTERS|None|None|This nursery rhyme character's name goes back to the Jacobites' satiric nickname for the Prince of Orange|Wee Willie Winkie
04/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MORE MYTHOLOGICAL MISTAKES|$800|hard|Oops!  He looked back at Eurydice as he led her out of the underworld & lost her forever|Orpheus
29/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALONG E-90|$1600|hard|Hope our stop in Thessaloniki goes better than Greece's George I in 1913; this happened to him there|assassination
01/07/2010|Jeopardy!|COW|$200|easy|To prevent the bovine inflammation known as mastitis, practice good hygiene when doing this to your cows|milking
01/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FLASH!|$2000|hard|1870s photos proved a horse does have its four feet off the ground at once, satisfying this railroad magnate's curiosity|Leland Stanford
01/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DAVID LYNCH FILMS|$200|easy|Movie in which John Hurt, as John Merrick, declares, 'I am not an animal!'|The Elephant Man
05/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$1200|hard|Nijinsky's choreography & Stravinsky's score caused a riot at the 1913 premiere of this ballet|The Rite of Spring
10/03/2009|Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$400|easy|Meryl Streep has suspicions about Philip Seymour Hoffman in the film adaptation of this Pulitzer Prize winner|Doubt
10/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'20' QUESTIONS|$1600|hard|It's considered the most popular novel in Jules Verne's 'Extraordinary Voyages' series|20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
12/07/2002|Jeopardy!|BASKETBALL|$600|medium|(Sofia goes head-to-head with Bradley.) It's a musical artist who broadens his appeal or the type of dribble Shawn Bradley is using to beat me|crossover
16/01/1997|Jeopardy!|OOPS!|$400|easy|A Casper, Wyoming game & fish display to stop this crime had 3 sets of trophy antlers stolen from it|Poaching
21/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1000|hard|Shaw's scorched saint|St. Joan of Arc
23/05/1994|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION|$800|hard|In 1958 he designed the trapeze dress for the house of Dior|Yves Saint-Laurent
09/04/1999|Final Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS TERMS|None|None|John Paul II has eliminated this position whose duty was to present arguments against sainthood|Devil's Advocate
12/07/2007|Jeopardy!|MOTHER GOOSE|$800|hard|She was commanded to 'put the kettle on, and we'll have tea'|Polly
29/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CHAMBER MUSIC|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew stands with a string quartet at the Julliard School in New York.) At Toscanini's request, this composer transcribed part of his 'Opus 11 Quartet,' and it became his most famous work, the 'Adagio For Strings'|(Samuel) Barber
12/04/1996|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$200|easy|Saint Hyacinth, whose uncle was the bishop of Krakow, is the apostle of this country|Poland
05/11/2007|Jeopardy!|FISSION|$1000|hard|Einstein's letter to FDR about the possibility of fission bombs mentions the work of this Italian-born physicist|(Enrico) Fermi
10/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|Laughing Whitefish is a well-known waterfall in this state's Upper Peninsula|Michigan
27/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THIS OLD HOUSE 30th ANNIVERSARY|$1600|hard|This master carpenter is pure New England & even has the same name as a 'Cheers' character|Norm Abram
13/06/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU LOOK LIKE A GREEK GOD|$800|hard|His realm had 5 rivers: the Acheron, Cocytos, Lethe, Phlegethon & Styx|Hades
08/10/1998|Jeopardy!|FIX THE PROVERB|$200|easy|Tide groweth before a squall|Pride cometh before a fall
01/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DUTCH TREATY|$400|easy|In 1902 Dutch settlers signed the Treaty of Vereeneging, ending hostilities in this war|the Boer War
03/12/1984|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$500|medium|He was the first American in space|Alan Shepard
08/02/1985|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$1000|hard|Metal with highest melting point, it's commonly used in light bulb filaments|tungsten
19/06/2008|Jeopardy!|BUSY AS A BEE|$800|hard|4 Dutch builders were busy in Leeuwarden before setting a record by toppling 4,079,381 of these in 2006|dominoes
03/04/2007|Jeopardy!|HOW I MET YOUR MOTOR|$600|medium|The Renaissance Center in Detroit is the headquarters of this automaker|General Motors
07/12/1998|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'GU'|$300|easy|A deep ravine, or the last name of a witchy neighbor in 'The Wizard Of Oz'|Gulch
11/04/2001|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$200|easy|In general terms, as opposed to carnivore, it's defined as an animal that eats mostly plants|Herbivore
22/09/2000|Jeopardy!|IN A PIG'S EYE!|$200|easy|This swelling of an eyelid at the base of an eyelash shares its name with a place where pigs are kept|Sty
06/05/2010|Jeopardy!|SPOILER ALERT!|$1000|hard|1932: The unusual circus performers discover Olga's murderous plans & turn her into a 'chicken woman'|Freaks
28/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'SOLDIER'S & 'SAILOR'S|$400|easy|They were marching onward 'As to war, with the cross of Jesus going on before'|Christian soldiers
22/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE GUYS & GALS|$1600|hard|1997: “G.I. ___”|Jane
07/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HIDDEN BIRDPLAY|$1200|hard|She could never handle his wandering through caves all by himself|a swan (in his wandering)
10/01/2001|Jeopardy!|WITCHCRAFT|$900|hard|Shakespeare may have written this 1606 play in part to appeal to King James I's interest in witchcraft|Macbeth
06/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|McHENRY THE FORT, PART I|$2000|hard|A movie you can watch at the visitor center, it was also the original title of Francis Scott Key's poem|The Defense of Fort McHenry
28/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH POETS LAUREATE|$1200|hard|In 1843, 36 years after he 'wandered lonely as a cloud', he sauntered into the post|Wordsworth
31/12/2010|Jeopardy!|ELEMENT-ARY SCHOOL|$800|hard|Named for a planet, it's the transuranic element with the lowest atomic number|Neptunium
01/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SINGING|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew)  In bel canto technique you contract the upper abs to control this, the main muscle in respiration|the diaphragm
25/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MEN & WOMEN OF LETTERS|$400|easy|Joanne Kathleen...|J.K. Rowling
30/09/2009|Jeopardy!|STAR-SPANGLED BANNER WORDS|$400|easy|The early evening when the sun is below the horizon|twilight
14/11/1990|Jeopardy!|DOGS|$100|easy|In 1926 England opened its first official racetrack for these dogs|greyhounds
16/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'MEN' OF THE WORLD|$1600|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.)  Memorial Union Terrace at University of Wisconsin-Madison is right on this lake, whose name comes from a Siouan word|Mendota
29/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK|$1200|hard|Dorothy Fields, the most successful female theater lyricist of the 20th century, wrote the words to this classic|A Fine Romance
17/01/2000|Jeopardy!|THE ACADEMY AWARDS|$400|easy|'Priscilla, Queen of the Desert' is among the few movies set in the present day to win this award|Costume Design
27/04/1987|Jeopardy!|WORDS|$400|easy|Literally meaning 'food bet', it's supplies advanced to a miner in return for shares in profits|a grub stake
27/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE BALLPARK|$400|easy|It may be found in a program, little diamonds appear all over it & 'You can't tell the players without' it|the scorecard
27/03/2003|Jeopardy!|TOSSIN' & TURNIN'|$200|easy|This tradition began because the bride fled crowds trying to take something from her for good luck|tossing the bouquet
10/02/2011|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN AMERICANS|$200|easy|'All Hail the Queen' & 'The Dana Owens Album' are releases by this actress & hip hop artist|Queen Latifah
27/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'Q'|$400|easy|To satisfy one's thirst (6)|quench
03/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE IN OTHER WORDS|$1200|hard|It has Dickensian structure: 'Desolate Abode'|Bleak House
13/02/1990|Jeopardy!|MOVIES|$200|easy|Cassandra Peterson co-wrote & starred in a 1988 film about this 'Mistress of the Dark'|Elvira
31/03/1997|Jeopardy!|POETIC POTPOURRI|$300|easy|Dorothy Parker called her 1931 book of verse 'Death And' these, 2 things Ben Franklin said were certainties|Death and taxes
09/11/2009|Jeopardy!|HISTORY VIA STICK FIGURES|$200|easy|He's the hobbyist scientist seen here experimenting in 1752|Ben Franklin
01/07/1999|Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$300|easy|In 1880 Chesebrough Manufacturing Company began marketing this petroleum jelly|Vaseline
16/11/2010|Jeopardy!|TEACHING ASSISTANCE|$800|hard|Mr., your condescension gave your women's studies class new insight into this, domination by male elders|patriarchy
08/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S A LOAD OF GARBAGE|$3000|hard|The EPA reports that this country has 6% of the world's people & produces 50% of the world's garbage|the United States of America (U.S.A.)
04/11/1986|Jeopardy!|LUNCH COUNTER LINGO|$100|easy|To 'wreck a pair' is to do this to 2 eggs|to scramble
26/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1200|hard|Teddy Roosevelt's policy that promises fairness & a chance to win cash on a game show hosted by Howie Mandel|Square Deal or No Deal
09/05/2005|Jeopardy!|REALITY SHOWS OF THE PAST|$1000|hard|Indian Ocean 'Big Brother' saw Kasyapa kill dad & build Sigiriya Fort as defense from his sibling on this island|Sri Lanka
10/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|-ISMS|$800|hard|Part of many religions, it's the opposition to war & violence as means of settling disputes|pacifism
25/01/1999|Jeopardy!|TOM HANKS FILMS|$500|medium|Tom inherited a slobbering dog, his only witness in a murder case, in this 1989 film|Turner And Hooch
24/01/2006|Jeopardy!|MOTHER GOOSE|$800|hard|The only tune he could play was 'Over The Hills And Far Away', but it 'pleased both the girls and the boys'|Tom, Tom, the Piper's Son
23/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE SHORT FORM|$400|easy|If sending a Valentine to your Guamaninan sweetie, you'll need to know that this is Guam's U.S. postal abbreviation|GU
28/02/2003|Jeopardy!|HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS|$600|medium|Market Street runs from the Ferry Building at the waterfront to the foot of Twin Peaks in this city|San Francisco
24/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE RAIDERS|$400|easy|The name of these raiders comes from a Scandinavian word meaning 'piracy'|Vikings
24/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PLUTARCH'S LIVES|$400|easy|The conspirators against this man were wounded by each other while they stabbed at him|Julius Caesar
12/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIRACLE OF VINEGAR|$3000|hard|We almost forgot, it's useful in cooking--try this aged type made from grapes in Modena|balsamic
02/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'F'OODSTUFFS|$1600|hard|Don't struggle with the name of this flatfish family whose members include dab & English sole|flounder
17/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRITISH INVASION|$1200|hard|The Searchers told us that Madame Ruth had 'a pad down on Thirty-fourth and Vine' where she sold this|Love Potion No. 9
02/02/1996|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. MONEY|$1000|hard|A commemorative half dollar was issued in 1937 to honor this bloodiest one-day Civil War battle|Antietam
24/01/2012|Jeopardy!|MUSIC ALPHABET|$200|easy|'A' is for a capella, from the Italian for 'in' this place|in the chapel
12/11/1991|Jeopardy!|SHELLFISH|$100|easy|Popular varieties on the west coast include the dungeness & Alaska king|crab
28/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$800|hard|A seal's these, also called vibrissae, sense vibrations in the water that can represent food|their whiskers
05/01/2004|Jeopardy!|ARE YOU GIVING ME A LINE?|$600|medium|'Scabs' cross them|picket lines
10/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GRAVE MATTERS|$400|easy|This famous trick question is the title of C-SPAN's book on presidential gravesites|'Who is buried in Grant's tomb?'
05/03/2001|Jeopardy!|AMERICA-PODGE|$100|easy|All roads lead to Rome, but no roads lead to this rhyming Alaska city|Nome
12/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|STATUE-ESQUE|$600|medium|The ancient statue seen here is of this weary Greek god|Atlas
09/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD|$800|hard|Government money that a congressman steers toward his home district|pork
20/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GEOMETRY|$1200|hard|No matter how many sides a convex polygon has, the sum of its exterior angles will always equal this many degrees|360
10/04/2000|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$100|easy|William Faulkner's novel 'Mosquitoes' satirizes the literary life in this Louisiana city|New Orleans
24/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$800|hard|When a hunter aims at this red deer, this often beats faster|Hart/heart
21/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLE QUOTES BY BOOK|$1600|hard|'Then went Haman forth that day... with a glad heart, but when Haman saw Mordecai... he was full of indignation'|Esther
17/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|FROM A TO ALMOST Z|$1600|hard|Well, this is a big letdown|anticlimax
24/12/2010|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|None|None|Finding the spot for this memorial caused its creator to say, 'America will march along that skyline'|Mount Rushmore
21/06/1999|Jeopardy!|WEAPONS|$500|medium|A key issue of the 1998 attorney general's race in California was the ban on these semi-automatic weapons|Assault rifles
11/09/1997|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD 90028|$300|easy|Musso & Frank's, Hollywood's oldest restaurant, is renowned for this 'dry' vermouth cocktail|a martini
14/01/2003|Jeopardy!|BUTTERFLIES & MOTHS|$200|easy|For thousands of years, the Chinese have used the cocoons of the Bombyx mori moth to produce this|silk
18/03/2003|Jeopardy!|4-SYLLABLE WORDS|$600|medium|For Colorado Springs, it's 6,000 feet|elevation
27/04/1999|Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$300|easy|Dennis, Edward, Hedda|Hopper
03/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRIT PIC|$800|hard|She's the widow at Windsor seen here in 1897|Queen Victoria
22/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION DESIGNERS|$1200|hard|Last name of designer Donatella, who heads the fashion house founded by her late brother|Versace
09/10/2009|Jeopardy!|HOW SINGERS GOT THEIR NAMES|$800|hard|Pop star Pink has blushed pink before but says, 'I also loved Mr. Pink', a character in this Tarantino film|Reservoir Dogs
17/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC FOREIGN FILMS|$1000|hard|'Soldier of Orange', a 1977 film from this country, made Rutger Hauer an international star|the Netherlands/Holland
29/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|QUASI-RELATED PAIRS|$400|easy|Abe Vigoda standout role & Pentiums|Fish & chips
22/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LEGENDARY CREATURES|$1600|hard|This creature is the offspring of the wife of Minos & a snow-white bull|the Minotaur
05/11/1997|Jeopardy!|SODA POP QUIZ|$300|easy|This gas produced by fermentation gives soda its pop|Carbon dioxide (CO2)
06/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WAR MOVIES|$1200|hard|'Leave no man behind' was the tagline for this 2001 film about army choppers shot down in Somalia|Black Hawk Down
26/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE 2009 TONY AWARDS|$800|hard|Yes sir--this British composer's adaptation of 'Billy Elliot' won 10 Tonys, including Best Musical|Elton John
26/06/1997|Jeopardy!|WARS|$500|medium|After a 2-year war for independence from Russia, its city of Vilnius was captured by Poland in 1920|Lithuania
24/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FLOAT LIKE A BUTTERFLY...|$400|easy|Quick! butterflies have this many wings|4
30/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BEST PICTURE OSCAR-WINNERS IN OTHER WORDS|$400|easy|1980: 'Regular Folks'|Ordinary People
13/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|M.D. TV|$1600|hard|A court ruled that this series with 'M.D.' in the title wasn't a spinoff from a TV show but rather from a 1970 movie|Trapper John, M.D.
26/12/2011|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS TOMBS|$200|easy|Workers of all lands are addressed on his London tombstone|karl Marx
23/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LEADERS & LANDS|$400|easy|Prime Minister Gordon Brown|the United Kingdom
29/05/2001|Jeopardy!|CHINESE INVENTIONS|$300|easy|In the T'ang dynasty the Chinese came up with this bone-hard white ceramic also called china|Porcelain
25/02/2009|Jeopardy!|TO 'SUR'|$800|hard|The Brits call a doctor's office this|a surgery
18/01/2012|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC DATES|$200|easy|He was shot on Sept. 6, 1901 while shaking hands with a crowd of well-wishers at the Pan-American Exposition|McKinley
08/06/2004|Jeopardy!|I'M ON A DIET|$400|easy|Created by Herman Tarnower, this diet bears the name of an upscale NYC suburb|the Scarsdale Diet
13/04/2000|Jeopardy!|PRO SPORTS|$300|easy|(Hi, I'm Marcus Camby, forward for the New York Knicks)  Knicks is short for this longer name which dates back to a style of pants worn by Dutch settlers in the 17th century|Knickerbockers
12/03/2008|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE DINOSAURS & FOSSILS|$400|easy|Montana's state fossil, the Maiasaura, had this type of mouth, like the platypus|a duck bill
13/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE BOOKSHELF|$400|easy|In 'New Moon', the second book in the 'Twilight' saga, Jacob Black becomes one of these, enemy of the vampires|a werewolf
24/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$400|easy|Putonghua, the chief representative of this dialect, is based on the speech of Beijing|Mandarin
12/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT GREEK WRITERS|$1200|hard|He wrote more than 120 plays, but only 7 complete ones survive, including 'Oedipus Rex' & 'Oedipus at Colonus'|Sophocles
29/11/1984|Jeopardy!|SUPER HEROES|$400|easy|His theme was the following:|Mighty Mouse
17/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED IN VIRGINIA|$400|easy|Dominator, the longest 'floorless' one of these in the world, opened at Kings Dominion in 2008|a roller coaster
16/01/1997|Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$300|easy|After a $10 airplane ride, she hired Neta Snook to teach her to fly|Amelia Earhart
02/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'WORLD' DOMINATION|$400|easy|Internet surfers know www stands for this|World Wide Web
18/11/1997|Jeopardy!|COLOR MY WORLD|$400|easy|The prize-winning pig in 'State Fair', or a lad painted by Gainsborough|Blue Boy
15/06/2001|Jeopardy!|CANDY NAMES|$300|easy|Laughs disrepectfully|Snickers
20/06/2006|Jeopardy!|'D' BRIEFING|$400|easy|Oh, waiter!  Contact Hades & have them ship in a serving of this rich, dark chocolate cake|devil's food
07/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'HOME' DEPOT|$1600|hard|In this 1978 film, Jane Fonda becomes involved with a paraplegic war veteran played by Jon Voight|Coming Home
22/03/1999|Jeopardy!|ATHLETE'S RHYME TIME|$300|easy|A boxing arena monarch|ring king
31/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICAL ABBREV.|$2000|hard|A test used to diagnose diabetes: FBS (please, no eating or drinking after midnight)|fasting blood sugar
17/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|MODERN NOVELS|$200|easy|This novel contains the line, 'Well, Clarice, have the lambs stopped screaming?'|The Silence of the Lambs
26/04/2005|Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$400|easy|The community of Darby in this state claims the USA's oldest free library, founded in 1743|Pennsylvania
19/03/2008|Jeopardy!|ON 'ICE'|$600|medium|In slang, they're referred to as 'bones'|dice
15/07/2003|Jeopardy!|'TH'AT'S THAT!|$400|easy|Not surprisingly, the city of London, Ontario Canada is located on a river called this|Thames
25/05/2004|Jeopardy!|-IST A JOB|$800|hard|In medicine there are surgical & radiation types of this cancer specialist|an oncologist
09/12/1998|Jeopardy!|GOING FOR BAROQUE|$300|easy|This composer whose work is heard here was also a renowned keyboard virtuoso|Johann Sebastian Bach ( Toccata & Fugue in D Minor)
12/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ROD SERLING'S TWILIGHT ZONE|$1200|hard|In an ironic twist to the 'Time Enough at Last' episode, Burgess Meredith breaks these following a nuclear war|his eyeglasses
14/12/2006|Jeopardy!|THE BEST LITTLE 'WARE'HOUSE|$1000|hard|Not conscious of|unaware
22/01/1990|Jeopardy!|CAPITAL PUNISHMENT|$100|easy|Joan of Arc|Burned at the stake
15/09/1997|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY ASTROLOGY|$400|easy|Roger Ebert is a Gemini & this partner is an Aquarius; hmmm, their signs are supposed to be compatible|Gene Siskel
02/02/2010|Jeopardy!|SOLD!|$800|hard|At Club Jeopardy! this charge is $5; this is also the type of band we've booked, playing songs they didn't write|cover
24/05/1999|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$300|easy|The first Englishman to sail around the world, he later served in the British Parliament|Sir Francis Drake
12/12/2008|Jeopardy!|HEALTH MATTERS|$600|medium|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows an anatomical diagram on the monitor.) As a result of a sudden force, like a twisting motion, a sprain can be a mild to a severe injury to these bands that connect bones|ligaments
23/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE ARTS|$1600|hard|An architectural style is named for this French fine arts school that dropped architecture in 1968|the École des Beaux Arts
04/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE YIDDI'SCH'|$2000|hard|'The whole' this is the Yiddish-derived version of another culture's 'the whole enchilada'|the whole schmear
15/06/2000|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|$100|easy|In February 1865 he became chief of all Confederate armies|Robert E. Lee
04/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'IN' SENSE|$800|hard|You can see me because of this type of light produced by a heated element|incandescent
20/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$400|easy|Also called Tisquantum, this helper of the Pilgrims was one of the first Native Americans to visit Europe|Squanto
27/09/2002|Jeopardy!|TAKE MY WIFE, PLEASE|$600|medium|Winnie Nomzamo (1958-1996)|Nelson Mandela
13/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|YET MORE BRIT LIT|$600|medium|The first name of this Sir Walter Scott title character is Wilfred|Ivanhoe
02/06/2003|Jeopardy!|THE JOCK|$400|easy|At Karachi National Stadium, you can cheer on heroes of this sport, including Hanif Mohammad & Shahid Khan Afridi|cricket
15/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HERSTORY|$200|easy|It's been said that in 1776 she put 5-pointed stars on the U.S. flag because they were easier to cut|Betsy Ross
24/07/2006|Jeopardy!|ROYAL DYNASTIES|$600|medium|France's Louis XVI (1774-1792)|Bourbon
30/12/2011|Jeopardy!|THE 1820s|$800|hard|In 1822 French Egyptologist Jean Champollion published a paper on the translation of this artifact|the Rosetta Stone
25/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DANCE MAGAZINE AWARDS|$400|easy|1957 & 1977 award winners Jerome Robbins & Peter Martins took over this Balanchine troupe in 1983|New York City Ballet
19/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY MATTERS|$600|medium|There are Chinese & Russian versions of this rifle that's also known as Kalashnikov Model 1947|AK-47
16/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DON QUIZ-OTE|$1600|hard|In 1938 he became the first player to win tennis' Grand Slam|Don Budge
14/11/2008|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED PRESIDENTIAL LAST NAMES|$1000|hard|WIENER SHOE|Eisenhower
05/01/2004|Jeopardy!|DO I KNOW YOU FROM SOMEWHERE?|$800|hard|Born in France in 1596, he was a law student & soldier before becoming the father of modern philosophy|Rene Descartes
06/10/1999|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$300|easy|In the Old Testament, Othniel, Ehud, Shamgar & others collectively, but not Judy|Judges
01/11/2001|Jeopardy!|THE NEAREST CONTINENT|$500|medium|Sao Tome & Principe|Africa
23/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'F'|$400|easy|Morris the Cat's adjective              (7)|Finicky
08/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ART HEISTS|$1600|hard|His 'Poppies Near Vetheuil' was discovered in the back seat of a car a week after it was stolen in Zurich|Monet
29/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN SPORTS|$400|easy|She was the Associated Press' female athlete of the year for 1932, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1950 & 1954|(Babe Didrikson) Zaharias
22/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$1200|hard|This country has an annual Haydn festival in Eisenstadt & a Schubert festival in Feldkirch|Austria
01/04/1998|Jeopardy!|DAY|$100|easy|It was no 'Calamity' when Doris Day played this Wild West woman in a 1953 film|Calamity Jane
25/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A STOCKPILE|$1200|hard|You can't NOK this leading mobile phone & networks supplier|Nokia
03/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN CINEMA|$1600|hard|Truffaut provided the story for this 1959 Godard film in which Belmondo plays a hood who kills a cop|Breathless
18/11/1992|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$300|easy|These largest cacti don't develop their first branches until about age 75|Saguaro
03/12/2001|Jeopardy!|BILL SHAKESPEARE, P.I.|$1000|hard|Impressive trail of corpses in this title guy's wake: the Dukes of Clarence & York & the Prince of Wales|Richard III
03/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RAGING HORMONES|$1000|hard|Some athletes have taken androstenedione to boost levels of this male hormone|Testosterone
19/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|A PUB QUIZ|$1600|hard|This phrase meaning a reliable method comes from the brewing practice of dipping in a digit to check temperature|rule of thumb
13/03/2009|Jeopardy!|DESCRIBING THE TV SHOW|$200|easy|A plane crashes, people die (though it doesn't slow some of 'em down much), much DHARMA but little Greg|Lost
24/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$800|hard|In 1794 this chief justice negotiated a treaty calling for British evacuation of the Northwest|John Jay
29/10/1998|Jeopardy!|THE LAST MAN|$300|easy|In 'Bartlett's Familiar Quotations', he's paired with Michael Jackson for writing 'We Are The World'|Lionel Richie
04/10/1999|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL MULTIPLE CHOICE|$300|easy|Of Levi, Lee, Calvin or Sassoon, the one who got his genes from Jacob|Levi
18/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PHOTOGRAPHY|$2000|hard|From the Latin for 'to open', it's the camera part that controls the intensity of light striking the film|aperture
14/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$800|hard|2010 saw the 40th anniversary of this pro-environment observance|Earth Day
08/12/1989|Jeopardy!|THE 20TH CENTURY|$300|easy|After the 1968 N.H. primary this Democrat announced his candidacy; 3 months later, he was assassinated|Robert F. Kennedy
19/07/1991|Jeopardy!|NONSENSE POETRY|$400|easy|A piggy-wig in a wood sold his nose ring to this Edward Lear pair|the owl & the pussycat
23/10/1998|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$500|medium|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): '(Hi, I'm Dan Cortese) In 1993 I filled Martin Milner's shoes in a new version of this show about 2 guys & a Corvette'|Route 66
14/11/1986|Jeopardy!|UNREAL ESTATE|$400|easy|Whether you like it or not, this forest is the main setting of 'As You Like It'|Forest of Arden
10/11/2005|Jeopardy!|THE 19th CENTURY|$400|easy|In June 1876 George Custer made his last stand at the Battle of this river|Little Bighorn
12/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN POETS & POETRY|$800|hard|This beat poet's father, Louis, was a teacher & a poet in his own right|Allen Ginsberg
06/10/2009|Jeopardy!|A MIXED BAG|$1000|hard|He designed for Perry Ellis before designing under his own name: CAR JOB SCAM|Marc Jacobs
23/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CARY GRANT FILMS|$200|easy|She done Cary right casting him as her co-star in 'She Done Him Wrong'|Mae West
11/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE WESTERNMOST NATION|$400|easy|Greece, Lebanon, Italy|Italy
30/04/2002|Jeopardy!|OH, YOU ANIMAL!|$200|easy|Give it a month & the May beetle becomes known by this name|a June bug
06/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MEN OF THE CLOTH?|$600|medium|NBA coach Fitzsimmons or Puritan preacher Mather|Cotton
14/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|YOU DO THE MATH!|$400|easy|Half a dozen centuries divided by 10 gives you this many years|60
14/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$1600|hard|A famous line in one of his plays is 'I have always depended on the kindness of strangers'|Tennessee Williams
29/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THE M16|$600|medium|Varieties of these for the M16 include rubber, tracer & armor-piercing|ammunition (or bullets)
05/10/1999|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED MUSICALS|$400|easy|'Stew Rides Toys'|West Side Story
26/05/2011|Jeopardy!|FASHION FROM HEAD TO TOE|$200|easy|This type of felt hat that Dick Tracy wore is named for a play by Sardou|a fedora
04/12/2001|Jeopardy!|21|$200|easy|Lock up your booze & shut away your daughters!  Isaac of this singing trio turned 21 on Nov. 17, 2001|Hanson
18/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|20TH CENTURY AUTHORS|$600|medium|A collector of his novels would own copies of 'The French Lieutenant's Woman' & 'The Collector'|John Fowles
07/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|READ YOUR BIBLE|$800|hard|In the Book of Mark, John the Baptist called this king an adulterer; oops!|Herod
11/07/2007|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES DINING|$800|hard|The times had info on Surinam cherry, the ingredient that helped crown the champion cook of this Bravo TV reality show|Top Chef
08/01/2004|Jeopardy!|ROCK|$1000|hard|Brownstone is a variety of this rock, formed when grains of quartz & other minerals are bound together|sandstone
06/12/2001|Jeopardy!|BOWLS|$600|medium|This columnist who wrote 'If Life is a Bowl of Cherries, What Am I Doing in the Pits?' died in 1996|Erma Bombeck
06/05/2008|Final Jeopardy!|THE 7 WONDERS OF THE WORLD|None|None|Philo of Byzantium called it a ploughed field 'above the heads of those who walk between the columns below'|the Hanging Gardens of Babylon
28/06/1988|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS QUOTES|$1000|hard|1st line of the following song, it's a quote from Alexander Pope:|Fools rush in
17/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'DEC' ME|$200|easy|It's the enticement seen here|Decoy
16/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NOT TO BE CONFUSED|$1200|hard|If you're really smart you won't confuse these 2 words, meaning a really smart guy & a classification above species|genius & genus
18/05/2011|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS PEACHY|$600|medium|The main European producer of peaches is this nation, growing vast quantities of them in its Campania region|Italy
28/11/2007|Jeopardy!|THE OLD WEST|$600|medium|In March 1879 this young killer met secretly with N.M. governor Lew Wallace to discuss a pardon; he never got it|Billy the Kid
22/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|17th CENTURY SCIENCE|$200|easy|Before he made a telescope Hans Lippershey made a living grinding lenses for these|Eyeglasses
03/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$600|medium|Saint Helier on Jersey is the largest town in this British island group|Channel Islands
30/06/1993|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY|$500|medium|The 1st automated instrument to analyze this genetic material's structure was developed in the mid-1980s|DNA
04/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE SILVER SCREEN|$800|hard|The trial of Esmeralda in the silent 'Hunchback of Notre Dame' was directed by this star & makeup genius|Lon Chaney
12/10/2010|Jeopardy!|HOME SWEET HOME|$600|medium|Seen here is a partial view of her childhood home in Alabama in the 1950s; notice the water pump|Helen Keller
25/10/2000|Jeopardy!|VICTORIA'S SECRETS|$300|easy|We can't forgive our son Edward for his follies that helped kill this man, our husband|Prince Albert
01/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'LOVE'|$1600|hard|Phyllis York, co-founder of this no-nonsense therapy, said, 'we had... rotten kids; now they're wonderful'|tough love
09/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|GLUB, GLUB|$400|easy|King Frederick Barbarossa drowned in 1190 while on the way to the third of these|the Crusades
05/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|'CRY'ING SONGS|$800|hard|A Top 10 hit in 1955 for Julie London, it's no about the Thames|Cry Me A River
14/04/2010|Jeopardy!|'INGO'|$400|easy|A disparaging term for a U.S. or British foreigner in Latin America|gringo
28/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE A MICHIGANDER AT THIS|$3000|hard|We don't know if this novelist was 'So Big' at her Aug. 15, 1887 birth, but we do know it was in a zoo: Kalamazoo|Edna Ferber
31/10/1997|Jeopardy!|BOBBING|$200|easy|With his real-life show on home improvement, he proves you can go 'Home Again'|Bob Vila
08/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GYM DANDY|$400|easy|This gymnastics event is performed by both men & women on a mat without any other equipment|Floor exercise
29/12/2006|Jeopardy!|BRAND 'O'|$400|easy|A line of beauty products once was called 'Oil of' this; now it's just this|Olay
25/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE THREE|$2000|hard|They're Pittsburgh's 'Three Rivers'|Allegheny, Monongahela & Ohio
12/09/1984|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|Quixote or Drysdale|a Don
24/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ROME|$1200|hard|Built during the 1400s, Rome's fabulous Venezia Palace served as this man's headquarters in the '20s & '30s|Mussolini
23/01/1998|Jeopardy!|FAST WOMEN|$200|easy|Guinness says Mary Jane Sorgel can twirl one of these majorette items while her dog Muffy sits on her head|a baton
01/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL AMERICA|$200|easy|At 7,242 feet Harney Peak is the highest point in these South Dakota hills|the Black Hills
24/01/2006|Jeopardy!|GENERAL KNOWLEDGE|$200|easy|In 1940 this 164-year-old U.S. document was repaired with Scotch tape|the Declaration of Independence
23/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL MIDDLE INITIALS|$400|easy|F.|(John) Fitzgerald (Kennedy)
24/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITOL RECORDS|$600|medium|'Shake Your Rump' & 'Fight For Your Right' are on 'The Sounds Of Silence', a 1999 anthology by these 'boys'|Beastie Boys
13/07/2007|Jeopardy!|ADDING INSULT|$600|medium|Attributed to this 'Mr. Warmth' comic: 'Oh my God, look at you. Anyone else hurt in the accident?'|Don Rickles
26/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITY MUSEUMS|$400|easy|The Nehru Memorial Museum & Library|New Delhi
01/03/1990|Jeopardy!|SONG LYRICS|$100|easy|Evita sang, 'Don't' do this 'for me Argentina -- the truth is I never left you'|Cry
02/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL ENDINGS|$1600|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew in Madrid)  I'm on the Grande Villa in Madrid, where this Hemingway novel ends with Jake Barnes & Lady Brett Ashley riding in a taxi|The Sun Also Rises
28/10/2009|Jeopardy!|THE ROMAN GOD OR GODDESS OF...|$200|easy|The sea, earthquakes & horses, 3 things that obviously go together|Neptune
08/03/2010|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED FLORIDA CITIES|$1000|hard|CLEAN SOAP|Pensacola
17/06/2008|Jeopardy!|TYCOONS|$600|medium|World Book reports this Omaha investor's company owns the ublisher of...well, World Book|Buffett
05/04/2006|Jeopardy!|'D'UDE!|$600|medium|In 1719 this author marooned an inventive sailor on a desert isle with a native|(Daniel) Defoe
13/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER MATH|$800|hard|This Md.-Penn. boundary is a geometric term for a finite portion of an infinite straight path|Mason-Dixon Line Segment
21/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$200|easy|This Civil War photographer studied photography with Samuel F.B. Morse|Mathew Brady
28/12/1994|Jeopardy!|FLAGS|$400|easy|This alliance's flag contains all the flags of its members, including Peru, Grenada, & the U.S.|the Organization of American States
23/03/2000|Jeopardy!|STRAIT-EN UP|$200|easy|Between Europe & Morocco|Strait of Gibraltar
23/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY'S MYSTERIES|$800|hard|According to Plato, Solon, a great Greek lawgiver, went to Egypt & received the story of this lost land|Atlantis
29/12/2010|Jeopardy!|DO TRY THIS AT HOME|$400|easy|Whether its virgin or extra virgin, store it in a dark place; light as well as heat can spoil it|olive oil
21/09/1999|Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL RHYME TIME|$100|easy|Iggy's policemen|Pop's cops
26/09/2002|Jeopardy!|TV THEME SONGS|$600|medium|'Won't You Be My Neighbor?' is the theme to this series that began on PBS in 1970|Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
31/12/2010|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE VOWELS|$400|easy|Kinds of these sold in the U.S. include milds & robustas|coffee
05/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$600|medium|MRI, which stands for this, cannot be used on patients with pacemakers or artificial metal joints|magnetic resonance imaging
26/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$800|hard|Flemish painter known for his 'Venus & Adonis'; he negotiated a 1630 peace treaty between England & Spain|Peter Paul Rubens
12/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS|$1200|hard|At age 10, this 'fortunate' future mobster sold kids 'protection' (for a penny) against beatings|Charles 'Lucky' Luciano
13/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FRIDAY THE 13TH|$1600|hard|This league, the ABA, played its first game on October 13, 1967; the Oakland Oaks beat the Anaheim Amigos|the American Basketball Association
23/02/2004|Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$800|hard|Queen Noor, whom he married in 1978, was his fourth wife|King Hussein (of Jordan)
11/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANTHONY HOPKINS FILMS|$2000|hard|In 'Amistad', about an 1839 uprising of Africans on a slave ship, Hopkins played this former president arguing for the defense|John Quincy Adams
28/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHOCKING!|$400|easy|In 1996 an ex-cop pleaded guilty to trying to have this Texas team's wide receiver Michael Irvin killed|Dallas Cowboys
19/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGE LAB|$400|easy|Most languages of Western Europe get their words for 'read' & 'write' from this language's legere & scribere|Latin
05/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE YOUR MEDICINE|$400|easy|Visine makes drops for when these are red or irritated|the eye
18/06/2010|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC NOVELS' ORIGINAL TITLES|$600|medium|Dawn first broke on this Hemingway novel with the working title 'Fiesta'|The Sun Also Rises
24/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'SUM', SUM, SUMMERTIME|$1200|hard|A pit or well in which liquid, often yucky, is stored|a sump
04/05/2000|Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$500|medium|The fertile plain east of the Danube, making up half this country's area, is called the Great Alfold|Hungary
27/06/2007|Jeopardy!|I'M NOT DEAD YET|$600|medium|Oops! A baseball announcer mourned the death of this actor when James Earl Ray died in 1998|James Earl Jones
22/04/2004|Jeopardy!|THE MORGAN WEB|$200|easy|He was Oscar nominated for his role as a chauffeur in a 1989 film|Morgan Freeman (in 'Driving Miss Daisy')
03/02/2011|Jeopardy!|'M.C.' 5|$800|hard|Edgar Degas' style influenced that of this female American Impressionist|Mary Cassatt
30/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'LO' MEN|$2000|hard|This politician married Teddy Roosevelt's daughter Alice, who outlived him by 49 years|(Nicholas) Longworth
11/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PUTTING CELEBRITIES ON THE MAP|$2000|hard|After inserting a letter into a late actress' name, 'Hud' is sold out for weeks in Katmandu|Patricia Nepal
10/06/1999|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$500|medium|With dad in tow, this young royal took in a 1997 Spice Girls concert in South Africa|Prince Harry (Henry)
02/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COPPING OUT AT THE MOVIES|$1600|hard|Mais oui!  In 2006 Monsieur Steve Martin played zis--I mean, this--bumbling detective|Inspector Clouseau
25/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'HEE' HAW|$2000|hard|To coax someone with flattery or artful persuasion|wheedle
31/01/2005|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SONGS|$800|hard|This Civil War song was penned by an American feminist & peace advocate|The Battle Hymn Of The Republic
15/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A 'LITTLE' READING|$1200|hard|An English actress becomes a double agent in this Middle Eastern-set thriller by John Le Carre|Little Drummer Girl
11/11/1992|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE FICTION|$100|easy|'The Human Zero' is a collection of this author's sci-fi stories, as Della Street could tell you|Erle Stanley Gardner
29/09/2009|Jeopardy!|TV LAUGH LINES|$200|easy|About the Pope atop a subway grate, this 'Daily Show' guy: 'Look at those gams!  No wonder they call him Legs Benedict!'|(Jon) Stewart
16/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$2000|hard|You'll need some dongs to have fun in this southeast Asian country where it's the national currency|Vietnam
25/04/2011|Jeopardy!|PACIFIC OCEAN LIFE|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reads from the Maui Ocean Center.)  The distinctive head of the hammerhead shark gives the fish added lift in rising to the surface; this pair of fins that serves the same purpose is relatively underdeveloped|the pectoral fins
10/11/2005|Jeopardy!|GEEK LOVE|$1000|hard|Hunky Marc Andreessen turned heads with this early web browser & company, later brought out by AOL|Netscape
01/06/2001|Jeopardy!|FIRST MAN IN SPACE FROM...|$100|easy|Vladimir Gurragcha was the first in outer space from this 'outer' area|Outer Mongolia
15/07/2004|Jeopardy!|UNICEF|$800|hard|Seen here, he's UNICEF's longest-serving goodwill ambassador|Peter Ustinov
22/10/2002|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES|$400|easy|Called 'The Man Who Invented Casual' by Bing Crosby, this cardigan-clad crooner passed away in 2001|Perry Como
16/07/1997|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|Cape York Peninsula stretches northward from this continent's mainland|Australia
12/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CARIBBEAN TASTE TREATS|$400|easy|Don't worry if you see this word on a Barbados menu: it refers to a fish, not the star of 'Flipper'|Dolphin
26/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK LETTERS|$1200|hard|A little bit, a really little bit|iota
07/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TO THE MAX|$200|easy|In the 1980s this computer-generated character was featured in Coca-Cola ads & his own ABC series|Max Headroom
21/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NEXT TO BRAZIL|$1600|hard|It's the largest country in area with which Brazil has a border|Argentina
28/05/1999|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL LAST WORDS|$300|easy|1885: 'Water!'|Ulysses S. Grant
22/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT DAY OF THE WEEK WAS IT?|$1600|hard|April 14, 1865|Friday
10/06/2002|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS|$400|easy|Originally, this bread built strong bodies 8 ways; later the count went up to 12|Wonder Bread
27/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$200|easy|This Scandinavian language changed 'aa' to a circle-topped 'a', making it closer to Swedish and Norwegian|Danish
01/12/2011|Jeopardy!|FURNITURE|$200|easy|This type of low bed has casters so that it can be rolled under another bed for storage|a trundle
07/07/2010|Jeopardy!|TOYS & GAMES|$200|easy|Make no apology for this classic board game, the game of 'sweet revenge'|Sorry!
23/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THAT FILM'S A DISASTER|$1200|hard|Pierce Brosnan knows this title mountain town is going to have a whole lava trouble|Dante's Peak
27/10/1998|Jeopardy!|HE'S MY VICE PRESIDENT!|$100|easy|Nelson A. Rockefeller|Gerald Ford
15/04/2011|Jeopardy!|OY! I NEED A NOSH!|$400|easy|The way she cooked this cut of beef from the breast section under the first 5 ribs--so moist, so tender|brisket
30/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EARLY AMERICA|$800|hard|In defending British soldiers on trial for this 1770 event, John Adams said, 'Facts are stubborn things'|the Boston Massacre
05/04/2004|Jeopardy!|1954|$400|easy|This heavyweight boxing champ defended his title twice in 1954, both times against Ezzard Charles|Rocky Marciano
09/11/1987|Jeopardy!|CLOTHING|$500|medium|The uniform worn by male servants, its name is from the Old English for 'something given'|livery
17/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TRIPLE DOUBLE-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|This adverb describes how an act that had a favorable outcome was performed|successfully
15/11/2000|Jeopardy!|CUT & DRIED|$500|medium|Cut from a bog, it's then dried for use as a fuel|Peat
25/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$3600|hard|The Bureau of Land Management is part of this cabinet department|Department of the Interior
12/03/2001|Jeopardy!|IF I HAD A HAMMER...|$200|easy|In 1986 Yuriy Syedikh set the world record in this track & field event at 284 feet 7 inches|hammer throw
08/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY FIRST|$2000|hard|Of the countries of mainland South America|Argentina
02/01/2003|Jeopardy!|'L.P.'s|$200|easy|They're caused by uterine contractions during childbirth|labor pains
15/05/1991|Double Jeopardy!|LAW|$800|hard|This system not based on a code, but on previous decisions and customs, evolved in England|Common Law
24/06/1999|Jeopardy!|1998|$100|easy|In April this U.S. figure dropped to a 28-year low of 4.3%, leaving the devil without many idle hands|Unemployment rate
21/12/2007|Jeopardy!|ROLLING STONE|$400|easy|This famous son seen here is a real Wallflower|Jakob Dylan
19/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WE LOVE THE THEATRE|$800|hard|A long-running Off-Broadway hit revolves around an 'Awesome '80s' one of these high school dances|a prom
05/03/1998|Jeopardy!|'YO'-YOS|$500|medium|A fox hunter shouts this to encourage the hounds, hoping to follow it with 'Tallyho!'|Yoiks!
12/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|It means to set free, as from slavery|Emancipate
14/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|$800|hard|With Elizabeth Cady Stanton, she founded the Women's Loyal National League, to fight for slaves' freedom|Susan B. Anthony
13/05/2010|Jeopardy!|THE FINAL FORE|$200|easy|In 2004 this 'lefty' birdied 5 of the last 7 holes at Augusta to win his first major championship|Mickelson
12/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MORE|$2000|hard|Hey, if the toy added into a cereal box is called one of these, where is it in the Saltines of the same name?|a premium
08/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK LETTER HOMOPHONES|$1200|hard|More advanced, or recently created|new
20/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR ONLY TOP 10 POP HIT|$1600|hard|'Walking On Sunshine' (1985)|Katrina and the Waves
05/02/2004|Jeopardy!|A TIME TO DIE|$800|hard|France's King Henry II died in 1559 after he was wounded during one of these tournaments|jousting tournament
11/02/2011|Jeopardy!|THEIR BETTER HALF|$400|easy|Warren Beatty|Annette Bening
13/07/2009|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY SISTER SURNAMES|$1000|hard|Dakota & Elle|Fanning
05/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|CORPORATE AMERICA|$400|easy|Every year, this company delivers more than a billion packages, more than the Post Office|UPS (United Parcel Service)
06/09/1996|Final Jeopardy!|CANADA|None|None|The flag & the coat of arms of this Canadian province feature a setting sun|British Columbia
10/07/2008|Jeopardy!|SPORTS ON FILM|$600|medium|'Slap Shot'|hockey
18/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CAN I BUY YOU A SANDWCH?|$800|hard|How about this one with chicken or turkey, bacon, lettuce & tomato on 3 slices of toast|a club sandwich
28/09/2010|Jeopardy!|INTERIOR DESIGN|$1000|hard|Dorothy Draper wass known for her moldings in this surface material 2 of whose basic materials are lime and water|plaster
06/12/2011|Jeopardy!|YOUR HISTORICAL INSURANCE ADJUSTER|$400|easy|The ruins of this Italian city were found by a 16th c. architect; the well-preserved bodies won't help your resale|Pompeii
07/12/1984|Jeopardy!|TOYS & GAMES|$200|easy|As scissors beats paper, so paper beats this|rock (or a stone)
21/01/2011|Jeopardy!|SCI-FI TV|$600|medium|In 1974 Roddy McDowall starred in this show that brought the film series to TV--I love you, Dr. Zaius!|The Planet of the Apes
29/10/1999|Jeopardy!|I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER|$500|medium|In 1998 this country not only hosted the World Cup of men's soccer, it won it|France
18/06/2008|Jeopardy!|MAKES SENSE|$400|easy|Given cause of death of Adam Sandler's dad in 'The Waterboy'|dehydration
09/10/2002|Jeopardy!|FONDA THE MOVIES|$400|easy|This 1981 movie, Henry Fonda's last feature, was the only one in which he appeared with Jane|On Golden Pond
06/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SITCOM CITIES|$1600|hard|'Mork & Mindy'|Boulder (Colorado)
11/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN WORDS & PHRASES|$1600|hard|If I consider you a tovarich, I think of you as one of these, so come closer|a friend
15/01/1997|Jeopardy!|SILLY SONGS|$500|medium|1971 Top 10 hit from Daddy Dewdrop; 'Don't Ya Jes' Love It'|Chick-a-Boom, Chick-a-Boom
14/11/1985|Jeopardy!|“STREETS”|$400|easy|1973 Martin Scorsese film starring Robert De Niro about hoodlums in NYC's Little Italy|Mean Streets
02/09/1996|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$200|easy|The Chinese plan called the Great Leap Forward was initiated by this leader in 1958|Mao Tse-tung
27/12/2006|Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$1000|hard|A former actress & prostitute, Theodora was a 6th century co-ruler of this empire with her husband Justinian|The Byzantine Empire
25/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY SISTERS|$800|hard|In 'Gone with the Wind', Scarlett O'Hara marries Charles Hamilton & Ashley Wilkes marries her, Charles' sister|Melanie
30/09/1985|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TRIVIA|$1000|hard|Since his 1st lead in 1930s 'The Big Trail', he starred in more films than any other actor|John Wayne
22/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|JOAN|$400|easy|Her adopted daughter Christina didn't think she was such a 'Mommie Dearest'|Joan Crawford
04/09/1996|Jeopardy!|VIRGIN TERRITORY|$300|easy|This state was named for Elizabeth I around 1584|Virginia
09/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE FIRST WORD|$2000|hard|In the Dickens novel 'A Tale of Two Cities'|It
14/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL BOOKS|$2000|hard|Laura Ingalls Wilder: 'By the Shores of ____ Lake'|Silver
26/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY TEXAS HOLD-EM|$2000|hard|Rushed from his Texas prison cell, he died of cancer in 1967 in the same hospital as the man he killed in 1963|Jack Ruby
19/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CZECH REPUBLIC HISTORY|$800|hard|In 1998 the republic won Olympic gold in this sport thanks to Dominik 'The Dominator' Hasek|ice hockey
05/02/2003|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$400|easy|Ice skates, swords, a shoulder|things with blades
27/06/2003|Jeopardy!|DEEP THINKERS|$800|hard|This former used car salesman was the 'E' in EST, a group therapy program of the '70s|Werner Erhard
07/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TREE VERBS|$1000|hard|To make sticky or to clog, perhaps with the substance taken from the tree|gum (up)
04/06/2008|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$400|easy|Bread, Chatter, Pandora's|box
09/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY SECRET LIVES RHYME TIME|$1000|hard|Physicist Bohr's stiletto shoes|Niels' heels
21/12/2010|Jeopardy!|I THEE DIVORCE|$400|easy|2003:  Billy Bob Thornton (She managed to land on her feet, though)|Angelina Jolie
05/05/2009|Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$400|easy|Rano Raraku, a quarry on this South Pacific island, produced about 900 moai, or statues, some over 30' tall|Easter Island
08/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIG 10-LETTER WORDS|$1200|hard|Don't lose your head: this French device shares its name with an instrument for surgically removing tonsils|guillotine
02/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE|$1200|hard|This New Jersey-based bra company with a 'girlish' name has been one of the magazine's advertising mainstays|Maidenform
18/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|17th CENTURY NOTABLES|$800|hard|In 1693 this royal pair chartered a college in the Virginia colony|William and Mary
01/04/2003|Jeopardy!|BUY 'ONE'|$800|hard|In boxing, a left jab followed immediately by a right cross|one-two punch
02/12/1999|Jeopardy!|PREMIERE|$100|easy|It was sporty of a posh fellow like Prince Charles to turn out for this singing group's first movie in 1997|The Spice Girls
18/04/1997|Jeopardy!|BY GEORGE|$1000|hard|In 1924 this king wrote, What would 'Dear Grandmama....have thought of a Labour government'|King George V
01/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH ISLANDS|$400|easy|The westernmost point of this Portuguese island group is only about 1,200 miles from Newfoundland|The Azores
06/12/2002|Jeopardy!|'40s FICTION|$400|easy|His 'The Last Tycoon' was published posthumously in 1941|F. Scott Fitzgerald
22/05/1997|Jeopardy!|ADJECTIVES|$400|easy|It describes a feature found on the back of an animal, like the fin on a dolphin|Dorsal
22/05/2008|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$200|easy|Although this tree-planting holiday originated in America, it is now celebrated in other countries|Arbor Day
01/11/1999|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$100|easy|For most of the 15th century this Indian empire ruled over what's now Mexico|Aztec Empire
25/07/2008|Jeopardy!|BREED 'EM|$400|easy|Famed for its exceptional wool, the Merino sheep was originally developed in this country|Spain
15/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'D'|$400|easy|Socialite ball girls, or a Socialist Party presidential candidate|Debs
16/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH AUTHORS|$400|easy|This 'Treasure Island' author's 'Silverado Squatters' was based on the journal he kept on his honeymoon|Robert Louis Stevenson
04/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CLASSICS|$1200|hard|Tom Sawyer told this girl, 'I don't care for anybody but you', then gave her a brass knob from an andiron|Becky
16/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE HANGED MAN|$2000|hard|This religious reformer of Florence who set up a democratic republic was hanged for his efforts in 1498|Girolamo Savonarola
15/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE WEATHER FORECAST|$200|easy|Expect cloudy days when a cold one of these catches a warm one & forms an occluded one|Front
06/10/2004|Jeopardy!|TV WEAPONS|$400|easy|Agents of this criminal group would laugh at Agent 86 whenever he pulled out his gun shaped like a finger|KAOS
08/11/1991|Jeopardy!|FASHION DESIGNERS|$100|easy|In the 1930s Balenciaga moved to Paris after civil war broke out in this, his native country|Spain
29/01/2004|Jeopardy!|SPORTS ILLUSTRATED 50th ANNIVERSARY|$400|easy|In January 1964 the first annual of these issues hit the stands; it was shot in Cozumel|the swimsuit issue
16/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IS THERE A DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE?|$400|easy|Apollo & Asclepius are 2 gods mentioned in his oath|Hippocrates
04/06/2003|Jeopardy!|THERE'S NOTHING LIKE A DAME|$400|easy|She was magic as professor Minerva McGonagall in 'Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone'|Maggie Smith
22/03/2011|Jeopardy!|'BIRD' IS THE WORD|$400|easy|A convict|a jailbird
03/09/1990|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$500|medium|These edible fungi thrive in chalky soil, & the best are the perigord variety|truffles
20/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|2 ACTORS, SAME ROLE|$400|easy|Sally Kellerman & Loretta Swit|'Hot Lips' Houlihan
07/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'K' ON THE MAP|$2000|hard|This second-most populous Afghan city is said to have been founded by Alexander the Great|Kandahar
27/09/1999|Jeopardy!|WARNER BROS.|$500|medium|He outlasted his brothers Sam, Albert & Harry in the company, finally selling out in 1967|Jack Warner
28/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BLOOD SIMPLE|$400|easy|In 1920, King Alexander of Greece, bitten by a monkey, died of septicemia, also called by this 2-word name|blood poisoning
14/09/1984|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS|$400|easy|Mount Whitney, highest point in lower 48 states, is in this park named for its trees|Sequoia National Park
03/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PLAQUES|$2000|hard|This American Nobel Laureate is seen here with a plaque at the site of his discovery of plutonium|Glenn Seaborg
17/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|STUFF|$800|hard|Want to stuff your recently deceased pet? Take him to one of these, from the Greek for 'arrange skin'|a taxidermist
19/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'A' PLUS|$1200|hard|In February 1999 several of these killed 38 people in the Austrian towns of Galtur & Valzur|avalanches
02/07/2008|Jeopardy!|ROSEBUD|$800|hard|The rose known as 'Mme. Ferdinand Jamin' became more popular in the U.S. when it was renamed 'American' this|American Beauty
02/10/1985|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|'Home' of the Air Force Academy, it has over 300 days of sunshine yearly|Colorado Springs
22/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN MYTHOLOGY|$500|medium|She's best remembered for being turned into a spider|Arachne
29/09/2009|Jeopardy!|TV LAUGH LINES|$600|medium|This 'D List' comic: 'Her address is just Cher, California.  It's like writing a letter to Santa!'|Kathy Griffin
05/10/2011|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$600|medium|Fur magnate & dynasty founder John Astor|Jacob
15/01/2008|Jeopardy!|LOOSE CHANGE|$800|hard|Dolphins on a 1915 gold dollar symbolized the meeting of 2 oceans brought about by the building of this|the Panama Canal
04/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE AFRICAN EXPLORER|$1600|hard|Between 1420 & 1432 this prince sponsored many expeditions to round Cape Bojador; the 14th succeeded|Henry the Navigator
07/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DA BOMB|$600|medium|The Enola Gay dropped the bomb on Hiroshima; Bockscar dropped the bomb on this city|Nagasaki
08/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HAWAIIAN AGRICULTURE|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew presents the clue from a jungle on Maui.)  Hawaii, the only U.S. state with a true tropical one of these environments, grows most of the USA's macadamias, which originated in the same type of environment when it covered much of Australia|rainforest
23/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE, DURING & AFTER|$1200|hard|This place of pirates & lost boys adds Alaska's nickname & is home to the leader of Jazz' Solar Arkestra|the Never Never Land of the Midnight Sun Ra
08/04/1998|Jeopardy!|GAME SHOW WOMEN|$400|easy|Mark Goodson's daughter Marjorie was a model on the 'Classic' version of this game|Concentration
31/10/2005|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY REPUBLICANS|None|None|Never president, he was the youngest man ever to receive the Republican presidential nomination|(Thomas) Dewey
13/11/2008|Jeopardy!|YOU CAN QUOTE ME ON THAT|$200|easy|In her June 2008 concession speech she admitted, 'Well, this isn't exactly the party I'd planned'|Hillary Clinton
08/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FIELDS OF SCIENCE|$800|hard|The acceleration of a falling body is due to the strength of this field|gravitational field
19/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANNIVERSARIES|$400|easy|1997 is the 25th anniversary of this Helen Reddy hit; we can still hear it roar|I Am Woman
19/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|ODD ALPHABETS|$1000|hard|Representing the sound of the 'a' in 'about', a small 'e' turned upside down is called this|Schwa
23/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MAX FACTOR|$2000|hard|This Russian's novel 'Mother' was dramatized by Bertolt Brecht|Maxim Gorky
12/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$800|hard|The British surrender at this N.Y. town near Freeman's Farm encouraged France to join the American side|Saratoga
19/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'E' HARMONY|$800|hard|Candling is the process of inspecting & grading this farm product|eggs
05/12/2005|Jeopardy!|ART FOR ART'S SAKE|$800|hard|She's the Pennsylvania-born expatriate whose work is seen here|(Mary) Cassatt
28/10/2004|Jeopardy!|FIRST CLASS|$200|easy|Its first class of cadets was sworn in July 11, 1955 in Colorado|the Air Force Academy
25/10/2006|Jeopardy!|ALBUMS|$400|easy|'Feels Like Home' was the eagerly awaited follow-up to her smash-hit album 'Come Away with Me'|Norah Jones
20/09/2011|Jeopardy!|STATELY RIVERS|$800|hard|This river is formed by the confluence of the Tallapoosa & Coosa Rivers, north of Montgomery|the Alabama River
01/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$2000|hard|This 'hard mother' of a membrane forms the outermost of the 3 meninges covering the brain|the dura mater
12/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH KING, C'EST MOI|$200|easy|You could also call this 'great' king Charles I|Charlemagne
12/12/2000|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL MIDDLE NAMES|$300|easy|Earl|James E. (Jimmy) Carter
11/04/2011|Jeopardy!|RIVER CITY|$1000|hard|Vienna, Austria|the Danube
03/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY RHYME TIME|$1200|hard|Filled tortilla food item from Rabat|Morocco taco
13/09/2007|Jeopardy!|A SIDE OF BACON|$800|hard|Kevin played Ensign Pulver in the TV remake of this 1955 movie|Mr. Roberts
12/05/1998|Jeopardy!|HERCULES & XENA|$100|easy|Pre-Xena in 'Hercules and the Amazon Women', she played the Amazon woman Lysia|Lucy Lawless
17/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'EYE', MATEY!|$800|hard|The center of a dartboard|bullseye
09/01/2007|Jeopardy!|FEEL THE 'BURN'|$600|medium|This university began as East Alabama Male College in 1856|Auburn
04/02/1999|Jeopardy!|FOOD GLORIOUS FOOD|$100|easy|In 1958 the first International House Of these opened in Toluca Lake, California|Pancakes
08/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|6 CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF AN AUTHOR|$400|easy|D'Artagnan|Dumas
25/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|I GO BY 'AL'|$2000|hard|En route to Grenoble, the 1968 Winter Olympics site, I go by this 1992 Winter Olympics site|Albertville
28/05/2010|Jeopardy!|PITCHING HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE WOO|$600|medium|From this author's 'The Jungle' I shall read lines like 'On the killing beds you were apt to be covered with blood'|Upton Sinclair
02/11/2007|Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$400|easy|From its founding in 1821 & up to 1942, the Saturday Evening Post was sold at this price|five cents
11/11/1997|Jeopardy!|TV THAT'S GOOD FOR YOU|$100|easy|A nature show on Animal Planet is co-hosted by this Sea World killer whale|Shamu
03/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TROPICAL ISLANDS|$2000|hard|Antigua is part of this island group named for its position sheltered from the trade winds|Leeward Islands
01/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S CURTAINS FOR YOU|$1200|hard|Botanical term for the ideological barrier that separated Mao's Communist China from the West|the Bamboo Curtain
27/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CHANNEL SURFING|$400|easy|Its western entrance lies between Land's End, U.K. & Ushant, France|the English Channel
05/10/2006|Jeopardy!|WHAT PLANET ARE YOU FROM?|$400|easy|Greater in mass than all the other planets combined, it's surrounded by dozens of moons|Jupiter
22/07/2004|Jeopardy!|THE 1870s|$800|hard|This state's 2nd black U.S. senator, Blanche K. Bruce was the first black senator to serve a full term, 1875-1881|Mississippi
19/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$400|easy|It's part of a circle, or a big Biblical boat|arc/ark
11/10/2006|Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY POST OFFICE|$200|easy|The current price of one first-class stamp for a one-ounce letter|39 cents
28/05/1998|Jeopardy!|HOOKED ON PHOENIX|$100|easy|This NBA team plays its home games at the America West Arena, a veritable sports palace|Phoenix Suns
13/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MELANCHOLY SITES OF FORMER GRANDEUR|$1600|hard|In the 1400s the temple complex of Angkor in this present country was abandoned & the jungle crept in|Cambodia
23/05/2007|Jeopardy!|LOOK!|$1000|hard|The vast reaches of this country encompass desert lands as well as rain forests|Sudan
05/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN PLAYS|$1600|hard|Mad at his captain, this title Navy lieutenant dumps the captain's favorite potted plant overboard|Mister Roberts
22/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT BOOK|$400|easy|'It was pleasant to wake up in Florence, to open the eyes upon a bright bare room'|A Room with a View
21/06/1999|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$200|easy|It's no fish story: Cioppino is a fish stew from this city's Fisherman's Wharf|San Francisco
02/02/1996|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. MONEY|$400|easy|All U.S. dollar coins issued since 1794, except one, featured this animal|Eagle
26/10/2010|Jeopardy!|CHARLIE|$1000|hard|One of his last film roles was as the swindling wife murderer in 1947's 'Monsieur Verdoux'|Chaplin
04/02/1998|Jeopardy!|'60s NO. 1 HITS|$200|easy|This group's last No. 1 hit in the '60s was 'Honky Tonk Women'|The Rolling Stones
27/03/2007|Jeopardy!|ALL THE 'WAY'|$200|easy|It's the stretch between the tee & the green on a golf-course hole|a fairway
19/09/2008|Jeopardy!|WHEN YOU WERE YOUNG|$400|easy|Chechnya, a breakaway republic, was overrun by the army of this country in 1994|Russia
12/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'B's|$1600|hard|In the 1800s John Farrar was one of the first to move teeth in slow increments using a mechanism that evolved into these|braces
12/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|KOREAN WAR|$200|easy|This country sent more than 90% of the troops, equipment & supplies aiding South Korea|the United States
06/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS OF THE PAST|$200|easy|This Scotswoman was just 16 when she became queen of France in 1559|Mary, Queen of Scots
16/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'GREEN' THINGS|$400|easy|After protecting this territory during WWII, the U.S. offered to buy it, but Denmark refused|Greenland
20/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|SPELLING IT OUT IN ROMAN NUMERALS|$800|hard|Now you're in a pickle with 501, 50 & 50|d-i-l-l
23/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MIXED GREENS|$1600|hard|Its name tells you it's an aquatic plant:  rest arc sew|watercress/rest arc sew
28/07/2006|Jeopardy!|U.S. LAKES & RIVERS|$800|hard|This lake whose French name means 'heart of an awl' is at the heart of a beautiful resort area in Idaho|(Lake) Coeur d'Alene
19/01/2005|Jeopardy!|BUILDING FEATURES|$200|easy|A roofed porch or balcony may be called a gallery, a lanai, or especially in the south, this|a verandah
15/03/2011|Jeopardy!|ET TU, BRONTE|$400|easy|The title character of Anne's 'Agnes Grey' worked in this 9-letter job, as did Anne from 1841 to 1845|governess
27/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ADJECTIVES|$400|easy|This adjective that means 'of the throat or neck' is used colloquially to mean 'the most vital & vulnerable part'|jugular
12/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION BACKWARD|$600|medium|This jacket with a Spanish name was all the rage when the portrait seen here was painted in 1864|Bolero
06/11/2001|Jeopardy!|E-COMMERCE|$400|easy|vixenoffroad.com specializes in women's apparel for this biking sport abbreviated MX|motocross
03/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CIVIL WAR LITERATURE|$800|hard|His works about the war include the essay 'What I Saw of Shiloh' & the story 'An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge'|Ambrose Bierce
17/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THEIR ONLY TOP 10 POP HIT|$400|easy|1969:  'A Boy Named Sue'|Johnny Cash
23/12/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 'BUCK' STOPS HERE|$400|easy|This member of Fleetwood Mac had his own solo Top 10 hit in 1981 with 'Trouble'|Lindsey Buckingham
12/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ELIZABETH TAYLOR FILMS|$2500|hard|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): In 1942's 'There's One Born Every Minute', Liz sang a duet with this person seen here:|Carl 'Alfalfa' Schweitzer
25/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PALINDROMES|$2000|hard|'Do' these 'see God?'|geese
26/05/2004|Jeopardy!|'E' MALE|$1000|hard|This prince of Wales was also known as the Black Prince|Edward
28/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$400|easy|To shield them from impact, the flight recorders nicknamed these are installed in the back of the plane|black boxes
15/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$1600|hard|Types of seismic waves include L, P & S, which stand for love, primary & this|secondary
20/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE TWINS|$600|medium|This Twins Hall of Famer seen here made a run at a .400 average in 1977:|Rod Carew
07/11/1986|Jeopardy!|NUCLEAR PHYSICS|$200|easy|FDR was alerted to the military significance of nuclear fission by a letter from this scientist|Einstein
28/06/2005|Jeopardy!|THE GOOD BOOK SAYS...|$400|easy|He revealed, 'If I be shaven, then my strength will go from me'|Samson
22/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR I|$1600|hard|As a result of the war, Germany had to give North Schleswig to this nation|Denmark
09/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SNAKES & ADDERS|$2000|hard|These snakes of the genus Lycodon get their familiar name from 'what big teeth they have'|wolf snakes
24/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SMILE!|$600|medium|As Pudd'nhead Wilson, he wrote, 'Wrinkles should merely indicate where smiles have been'|Mark Twain
02/03/2009|Jeopardy!|EVE|$200|easy|A popular British treat is Eve's pudding, which has sponge cake &, fittingly, this baked fruit|an apple
04/01/2008|Jeopardy!|IS MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORD|$200|easy|First used in 1915 by the Germans, this 12-letter portable assault weapon adds serious fire-power|a flamethrower
09/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH FOOTBALL|$1000|hard|On January 20, 1980 he started at quarterback for the Los Angeles Rams in their only Super Bowl appearance|Vince Ferragamo
08/12/2004|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$400|easy|Reportedly, in 1854 Flora Temple broke the 2:20 minute mile; of course, Flora was one of these|a horse
21/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE THE 'A' TRAIN|$400|easy|It can be keynote or residential|an address
19/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'A' PLUS|$400|easy|Iran & Pakistan both border this nation|Afghanistan
05/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NORTH TO ALASKA|$400|easy|Fairbanks hosts one of the world's biggest competitions in sculpting this material|ice
08/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'M.J.'|$2000|hard|This creator of Beavis & Butthead wrote & directed 'Office Space'|Mike Judge
10/01/2001|Jeopardy!|'OLD' ENGLAND|$300|easy|In 1963 this London theatre became the temporary home of the National Theatre|Old Vic
21/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE MAKEUP CHAIR|$1000|hard|Brooke Shields says you can wipe your face with slices of this cylindrical green salad vegetable instead of toner|cucumber
10/11/2011|Jeopardy!|MILITARY WIVES|$1000|hard|That's the former Beatrice Ayer, gazing up at this husband of hers|General George Patton
10/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TRASH TALKIN'|$1600|hard|This word for trash may come from the word 'rubble'|rubbish
01/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|19TH CENTURY LIT|$400|easy|1836's 'O.T.: a Danish Romance' is a grownup novel by this man who'd soon turn his hand to fairy tales|(Hans Christian) Andersen
30/01/2001|Jeopardy!|THE ENDS IN 'X' FILES|$100|easy|Dude!  It's a Keanu movie!|The Matrix
04/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$1000|hard|(Hi, I'm Jerry Orbach) I had the time of my life playing Jennifer Grey's father in this 1987 film|Dirty Dancing
03/07/2002|Jeopardy!|FEELING A BIT 'ILL'|$200|easy|A photograph made from a single frame of film|a still photograph
18/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HOMETOWN HOWDIES|$3400|hard|In Julio Iglesias' hometown: Hola!|Madrid
18/12/2002|Jeopardy!|JUBAL EARLY|$1000|hard|Early, a man known for his patriarchal beard, was active in this party in Virginia in the 1840s|Whig
19/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BISMARCK|$200|easy|In 1998, Gerhard Schroder took over this office that Bismarck held for 19 years|the chancellor of Germany
21/12/2010|Jeopardy!|'B' KEEPING|$200|easy|Fee fi fo fum, Jack ascends one in a fairy tale|a beanstalk
06/01/2000|Jeopardy!|JUAN|$100|easy|Days out of prison in 1945, he married Maria Eva Duarte; we now know her as Evita|Juan Peron
11/11/2005|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY U.S. PRESIDENTS|None|None|His mother, Louise, said, 'I do not want my son to be president... his is a judicial mind and he loves the law'|William Howard Taft
19/06/2006|Jeopardy!|THE ROLLING STONES|$600|medium|The oldest of the original Stones still with the group, this drummer was born June 2, 1941|Charlie Watts
19/02/2003|Jeopardy!|WHERE ARE YOU 'AT'?|$400|easy|You're no longer at attention, & are now permitted to scratch yourself|at ease
25/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PERFORMANCE ART|$200|easy|This melted sweet from the cacao is a well-known stage prop for Karen Finley|Chocolate
13/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'J' WALKING|$800|hard|With a population of 735,000, it's the most populous city in Florida|Jacksonville
04/10/1985|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|Days & nights are always 12 hours long there|the equator
05/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CONDUCTORS|$800|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew lights up a bulb by touching wires to its terminals.) It's a series of electrical components that form a conducting path|a circuit
26/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$1600|hard|Not the Easter but the Prairie type of this flower is the floral emblem of Saskatchewan|lily
11/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL-TITLED MOVIES|$800|hard|Forest Whitaker played bop legend Charlie Parker in this 1988 biopic|Bird
03/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|JERSEY SURE|$1600|hard|New Jersey said sure, so the Camden home of this 'O Captain!  My Captain!' poet is a state historic site|Whitman
30/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MARY, MARY|$2000|hard|Born near Waterloo, Maryland, this widow met her Waterloo at the gallows on July 7, 1865|Mary Surratt
26/02/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT AFRICA|$2000|hard|Associated with the people of Ghana, it's the African word for the style of cloth seen here|kente
19/12/2005|Jeopardy!|THE QUOTABLE BEN STILLER|$400|easy|'The penguins are psychotic!' says Alex the lion, voiced by Ben in this 2005 animated film|Madagascar
10/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GO FOR A 'SPIN'|$400|easy|'Melrose Place' was one for 'Beverly Hills 90210'|a spin-off
11/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HE WAS IN THE TOP 40?|$2000|hard|In 1958 this actor, famous as Thurston Howell III, charted with 'Delicious!'|(Jim) Backus
11/01/2011|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew stands before some paints) When creating paint colors, adding black produces a shade, adding gray forms a tone, adding white creates this form of the original color, from the Latin for 'to dye'|a tint
26/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'K' TEAM|$1600|hard|This playwright's 'Man Who Came to Dinner' character Sheridan Whiteside was such a plum role he even played it himself|George S. Kaufman
10/05/1990|Jeopardy!|ENERGY|$200|easy|Gamma rays produced by nuclear fission are best blocked by a thick shield of this metal|Lead
03/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|1950s NEWS|$400|easy|In 1954 this man faced the press after being rebuked by his fellow senators|Joseph McCarthy
04/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WRITTEN BEHIND BARS|$2000|hard|Thomas Paine began part 1 of this work in a French prison, with 'I believe in one god, and no more...'|The Age of Reason
19/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BESTSELLING PAGETURNERS|$1200|hard|'The Cottage', 'The Kiss', 'The Promise'|Danielle Steel
21/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE FUN|$2000|hard|It's the sport of firing at clay pigeons; pull!|skeet (or trap) shooting
17/03/2011|Jeopardy!|AVIATION|$400|easy|This leading maker of commercial jets & military aircraft is also NASA's prime contractor for the Intl. Space Station|Boeing
13/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|Mr. Murdstone is the stepfather of this Dickensian hero|David Copperfield
27/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|A LURE|$1200|hard|Rapala lures are made to mimic wounded fish; in 2003 Phillipe Marn used one to land a record 385-lb. yellowfin this|tuna
25/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN CINEMA|$400|easy|The 1925 film 'Shakhmatnaya Goryachka' centered on an excited participant in a tournament of this game|chess
20/02/2007|Jeopardy!|THE BIRD IS THE WORD|$1000|hard|The house variety of this common songbird was introduced to North America in the 1850s|sparrow
24/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PSYCHOLOGY|$400|easy|Term for a graphic representation suggesting how fast a person acquires knowledge|Learning curve
20/09/2007|Jeopardy!|CATCHING SOME 'Z's|$800|hard|The Lozi people move to higher ground during the annual flooding of this African river|the Zambezi
28/10/2008|Jeopardy!|BRAND NAME SYMBOLS|$200|easy|In 1949 this greeting card company's torch & shield emblem was replaced with a crown over its name in script|Hallmark
04/03/2009|Jeopardy!|IN THE OFFICE FRIDGE|$1000|hard|Made of chickpeas formed into balls, this street food of Israel has been in the fridge so long, I think it growled at me|falafel
29/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$400|easy|c. 1415 Donatello sculpted 'St. George' & the relief under it, 'St. George Slaying' this mythical beast|the dragon
13/01/2011|Jeopardy!|ROBIN WILLIAMS MOVIES|$800|hard|1993: Robin was Daniel Hillard, who disguised himself as a housekeeper|Mrs. Doubtfire
21/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DICKENS TITLE LETTER DROP|$1600|hard|It's a Pip of a novel full of anticipation from Beowulf's people|Geat Expectations
28/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MILLER'S CROSSING|$1600|hard|In 2000, Georgia's governor appointed this man to fill the seat of deceased U.S. senator Paul Coverdell|Zell Miller
23/06/2004|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN ACTORS|$600|medium|Christopher Plummer is seen here in his searing 2004 performance as this mad monarch|King Lear
15/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|JOHN BROWN|$1000|hard|In 1858 this president of the U.S. with the same initials offered a reward for Brown's capture|James Buchanan
14/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WE HAVE QUESTIONS|$400|easy|A Shakespeare villain: 'If you prick us, do we not bleed?  If you tickle us, do we not laugh?'|Shylock
15/04/2005|Jeopardy!|HELOISE YES!|$1000|hard|After pinching off its 'green hat', slice this fruit with an egg slicer; 'no stains on your fingers'|strawberries
14/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WEIRD SCIENCE|$800|hard|Johann Becher had to leave Austria after an unsuccessful effort to turn this river's sands into gold|Danube
03/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'LAST' PICTURE SHOW|$400|easy|This 1987 movie chronicled the life of Chinese ruler Pu Yi|The Last Emperor
08/05/2000|Jeopardy!|THE GONE WITH THE WIND MOVIE MUSEUM|$300|easy|The museum is part of a 2-block historic district on this Atlanta street|Peachtree Street
03/09/2002|Jeopardy!|BEAUTY TIPS|$1000|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew gives the clue in a bikini.) Protect your skin by wearing a sunscreen with an SPF of 15 or higher, 'SPF' standing for this|sun protection factor
09/03/2009|Jeopardy!|MATERIAL|$800|hard|Many of George Segal's lifelike sculptures, such as 'Hot Dog Stand', are made from this of Paris|plaster
04/10/1996|Jeopardy!|THE 1820s|$200|easy|This country signed treaties with the U.S. & Britain accepting 54° 40' as its southern border for Alaska|Russia
27/06/2000|Jeopardy!|ART FOR ART'S SAKE!|$300|easy|The 1660s Battista portrait seen here may be of the man who followed Alexander VII into this post:|Pope
10/06/2003|Jeopardy!|ANIMALIA|$200|easy|Dr. Seuss' Yertle was one|turtle
08/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE DECADE|$800|hard|The first controlled nuclear chain reaction|the 1940s
23/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BEGINS WITH 'F'|$400|easy|Probably a translation of an Algonquian word, this slang term for whiskey refers to its burning sensation|firewater
09/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|QUESTIONS|$800|hard|Melancholy Pete Seeger song that asks, 'When will they ever learn?'|Where Have All the Flowers Gone?
04/01/1999|Jeopardy!|HOTELS BY CITY|$400|easy|The Regal Maxwell House, The Sheraton Music City, The Opryland Hotel|Nashville
11/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDWEST|$200|easy|In mid-July 1995 this climatic extreme killed hundreds of Midwesterners, many elderly|Heat wave
16/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$400|easy|Elected in 2008, president Dimitris Christofias of this divided island nation is the EU's only communist head of state|Cyprus
29/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HOME|$800|hard|Holes in household objects made of wood & metal can be easily patched with this 'glass', AKA spun glass|Fiberglass
08/09/2003|Jeopardy!|STAND BY YOUR BRAND|$200|easy|These popular jam cookies are said to be named for either a Massachusetts city or an English scientist|Fig Newtons
26/11/2002|Jeopardy!|ENGAGEMENTS|$200|easy|The battle of this city was the last military engagement of the War of 1812|New Orleans
04/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING REAL PEOPLE|$1200|hard|In 1937 Paul Muni was this French novelist  who played a key role in the Dreyfus Affair|Emile Zola
31/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$400|easy|This July 1861 campaign in Virginia began as the Affair at Blackburn's Ford|First Bull Run
23/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE NORTHERNMOST CAPITAL CITY|$800|hard|Brasilia, Buenos Aires, Bogota, Belmopan|Belmopan
14/11/1995|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$200|easy|Larousse calls for brandy & a half-liter of Chambertin to make this classic chicken & wine dish|Coq au vin
08/11/1991|Final Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES & THEIR ROLES|None|None|This American actress won a 1960 Tony & a 1962 Oscar for playing the same teacher|Anne Bancroft
26/06/2003|Jeopardy!|DRIVING|$1000|hard|Don't drive without passengers in a H.O.V. lane, short for this|high occupancy vehicle
13/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|_____IN' '80s MOVIES|$800|hard|Duracells weren't given with this Cronyn-Tandy epic about tiny spaceships: '*b____ n____ i____'|*batteries not included
19/05/2003|Jeopardy!|EARNINGS FROM THE CRYPT|$800|hard|With $28 million, the number 2-earning late celebrity in the world is this cartoonist|Charles Schulz
14/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GO|$3600|hard|Of countries entirely within Asia, it was the first with a railway system|India
13/01/1986|Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICA|$500|medium|Once known as Upper Peru, it has had over twenty presidents since World War II|Bolivia
10/03/2005|Jeopardy!|ALSO A BAR DRINK|$400|easy|With so much brainpower on stage today, this 'Living Dead' movie monster wouldn't know where to start|a zombie
09/05/2002|Jeopardy!|SAINTS|$1000|hard|A follower of St. Francis, this 'poor' saint is the patroness of television|Claire
08/11/2000|Jeopardy!|LIT-POURRI|$400|easy|This lyrical drama by Percy Shelley takes license with Aeschylus' 'Prometheus Bound'|Prometheus Unbound
10/06/2010|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC GAME COMING ATTRACTIONS|$800|hard|His genius--undeniable.  His evil--unspeakable.  This winter see the 'man' everyone is drawing gallows for|hangman
25/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TRUTH SEEKERS|$1600|hard|In 'Summa Theologica', he defined truth as 'the conformity of the intellect and thing'|Thomas Aquinas
09/06/2005|Jeopardy!|OH, WITTY WOMAN|$600|medium|This country singer said, 'I was the first woman to burn my bra--it took the fire department 4 days to put it out'|Dolly Parton
29/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'EU'|$800|hard|Archimedes exclaimed this after finding a method for determining the purity of gold|eureka
30/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|KITTY LIT|$1600|hard|This woman's cat Sneaky Pie gets credit as her co-author on such mystery novels as 'Murder, She Meowed'|(Rita Mae) Brown
24/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FILMOGRAPHIES|$400|easy|'Deathrace 2000', 'Over the Top', 'Stop!  Or My Mom Will Shoot'|Sylvester Stallone
26/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL SCIENCE|$400|easy|Julius Caesar was made this for life in 44 B.C.; modern ones include Juan Peron & Manuel Noriega|Dictator
04/02/2011|Jeopardy!|HAZARDS|$600|medium|Cancel the picnic--the international symbol for this is up ahead|biohazard
13/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HOMONYM FILL-INS|$800|hard|When the ____ wrote a letter in cursive, the king pored over it & said, 'next time, he ____'|prince/prints
10/04/1996|Jeopardy!|DOCTOR|$400|easy|The University of Minnesota's graduate school of medicine is named for this family|Mayo
02/02/1999|Jeopardy!|TV CHARACTERS|$100|easy|Dr. Mark Greene, Dr. Doug Ross, Dr. John Carter|ER
25/06/2009|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE QUOTES|$800|hard|'Cowards die many times before their deaths; the valiant never taste of death but once'|Julius Caesar
06/11/1990|Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN FLAG|$100|easy|1st published in 'The Youth's Companion' in 1892, since then, millions of kids have recited it|Pledge of Allegiance
27/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ALLITERATIVE FILL IN THE BLANK|$1200|hard|Coleridge: '____, ____ everywhere and all the boards did shrink'|water, water
22/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH OPERA|$200|easy|Pride!  Envy!  Gluttony!  Lust!  All that & more are dramatized in a 1933 opera named for this septet of vices|The Seven Deadly Sins
01/05/2008|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY INVENTORS|$800|hard|He conceived the idea of his revolver pistol by observing a ship's capstan on a voyage to India in 1830|Colt
20/05/2003|Jeopardy!|A TALE OF TWO CITIES|$400|easy|The two California cities that are home to professional sports teams known as the Kings|Los Angeles & Sacramento
19/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|QUEENS|$200|easy|On her death in 1901, Henry James remarked, 'We all feel a bit motherless today'|Victoria
13/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS|$400|easy|This Dutchman's 1660s painting of 'The Jewish Bride' is in the Rijksmuseum|Rembrandt
02/10/2009|Jeopardy!|PEZ|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows some Pez dispensers.) In 2006 for the first time, Pez put currently-living real people on top of their dispensers--the Teutul family from this TLC series|American Chopper
03/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE GECKO|$2000|hard|This insurance company features a gecko in its ads|GEICO
06/03/2000|Jeopardy!|THE 'ND'|$500|medium|On a computer keyboard this symbol is usually on the same key as the 7|Ampersand
13/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES ON THE MAP|$2000|hard|2005 Oscar nominee about the aftermath of an Olympic tragedy|Munich
02/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SURVIVORS|$1200|hard|Ironically, a horse named Comanche survived this commander's 'Last Stand' in 1876|George Custer
11/03/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE IN THE WORLD IS...?|$1600|hard|The Blue Grotto|Italy
09/04/1999|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SITCOMS|$500|medium|Sitcom on which you'd frequently hear the line, 'Kiss My Grits!'|Alice
26/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORATION|$200|easy|In 1513 he took one of the first Florida cruises, starting near what's now St. Augustine|Ponce de Leon
26/03/1996|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$100|easy|It's pretty 'apparent' this is the beneficiary of a will|Heir
04/03/2005|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADY FIRSTS|$600|medium|The first First Lady to be older than her husband|Martha Washington
07/07/2009|Jeopardy!|WORLD WIDE WEBS|$1000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows an animated diagram of a spider completing a web on the monitor.)  The catching spiral is covered with a sticky substance & stops short of the center of the web, known as this 3-letter word, just like the middle of a wheel|hub
07/05/2003|Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS|$1000|hard|His 'Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay' won a Pulitzer & 'Summerland', his first kids' book, is a bestseller|Michael Chabon
20/07/2011|Jeopardy!|WHO PAINTED WHOM?|$200|easy|1937: 'Portrait of Diego Rivera'|(Frida) Kahlo
23/07/2004|Jeopardy!|THE BIG BANGLADESH|$600|medium|The green on the flag of Bangladesh represents its lush vegetation; the red circle in the middle is this|the sun
16/05/2006|Jeopardy!|THE STARTING INFIELD|$400|easy|From 1974 through 1981 the Dodgers fielded Garvey, Lopes, Russell & this third baseman, 'The Penguin'|Ron Cey
25/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DUCHY|$1200|hard|Antwerp in this country used to be in the Duchy of Brabant|Belgium
05/06/2003|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL TERMS|$400|easy|The 'H' in the old Schaeffer sign in Ebbets Field lit up for a hit; an 'E' was lit when one of these occurred|error
16/01/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU GOTTA HAVE ART|$600|medium|This Spanish 'Still Life with Chair Caning' artist said, 'Computers are useless. They can only give you answers'|Pablo Picasso
16/09/2009|Jeopardy!|5 SQUARE MEALS|$1000|hard|This square Passover food is considered the bread of affliction as well as the bread of redemption|matzo
02/01/2007|Jeopardy!|AIRLINE CODES|$200|easy|JL|Japan Airlines
17/06/1998|Jeopardy!|IT'S BIG IN JAPAN|$400|easy|The WWII diary of this Dutch Jewish teenager is widely read by young Japanese girls|Anne Frank
10/12/1996|Jeopardy!|CRY 'UNCLE'|$400|easy|It was Jackie Coogan's character on 'The Addams Family'|Uncle Fester
18/07/2008|Jeopardy!|THE SHORT FORM|$800|hard|'Ren' is short for this in the name of the Rens, a black basketball team of 1920s Harlem|Renaissance
18/07/2006|Jeopardy!|FOOD FACTS|$1000|hard|Beurre noir is this cooked over a low heat until brown|butter
13/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THEY CALL ME MISTER...|$2000|hard|In a 1960s cartoon series , Jim Backus voiced this bald, irritable & dangerously myopic man|Mr. Magoo
26/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ONE MAN'S 'MEAT'|$800|hard|Slang term for a singles bar, or any place with a similar atmosphere|Meat market
09/07/2007|Jeopardy!|SPOT THE KITTY|$600|medium|The Barbie, the Ragdoll, the Chatty|the Ragdoll
25/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$600|medium|In this sport a long basket called a cesta is worn on one hand|jai alai
10/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE-LETTER WORDS|$1200|hard|A caterpillar emerges from one of these as a butterfly|cocoon
04/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CAPITALS|$800|hard|Inhabitants of this European capital are called Madrilenos|Madrid
15/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|HENRY VIII|$200|easy|Henry captured Boulogne-sur-Mer in this country in 1534|France
18/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE NOSTALGIA|$800|hard|Nat King Cole sang 'When I Fall In Love' in the Errol Flynn film named for this Turkish city|Istanbul
24/05/2001|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE PITCHES TO HOLLYWOOD|$300|easy|So this king is crying about his kingdom for a horse &...oh, you already made it in '55 with Olivier?  Nuts!|Richard III
10/01/2005|Jeopardy!|BACK TO THE HOTEL|$400|easy|The Celtic Lodge and Kelly's Hotel are famous hotels in this world capital|Dublin
18/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|YOU GET AN 'F'|$1600|hard|...in German lit if you can't recall that this Goethe title character messes with Mephistopheles|Faust
02/06/2000|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'L'|$300|easy|Philosophically, it makes sense (5)|Logic
09/02/2005|Jeopardy!|IN THE NEWS 2005|$600|medium|This ailing 80-year-old got a standing ovation for appearing at the inauguration|Chief Justice Rehnquist
06/12/2010|Jeopardy!|THE ANHEUSER- BUSCH BREWERY|$600|medium|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew holds the reins to a Clydesdale horse)  A symbol for over 75 years, the Budweiser Clydesdales were formally introduced on April 7, 1933 to honor the end of this 13-year period in American history|prohibition
06/01/2000|Jeopardy!|THREE|$200|easy|It beats 2 pair, but not a straight|Three of a kind
12/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|HORSES|$3400|hard|Until reaching this milestone, stallions, geldings & mares alike are known as 'maidens'|until winning a race
22/01/2003|Jeopardy!|FUN WITH COLORS|$800|hard|It's official!  In August 2002 this color joined the regular M&M line-up|purple
24/05/1999|Jeopardy!|TV CHARACTERS|$100|easy|Dr. Mary Albright, Harry Solomon, Sally Solomon|3rd Rock from the Sun
25/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GREECE IS THE WORD|$200|easy|A 1974 referendum eliminated this post, giving the country a parliamentary government|king (did away with the monarchy)
02/02/2010|Jeopardy!|TV TIME|$600|medium|In 2009 this show about the Griffins was the first animated one in decades nominated for the Best Comedy Emmy|Family Guy
25/01/2011|Jeopardy!|GAMES|$800|hard|This lawn game was once called Pall Mall, from Italian words meaning 'ball' & 'mallet'|croquet
06/07/1999|Jeopardy!|THREE OF A KIND|$500|medium|Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes, Belmont Stakes|Triple Crown
20/03/1997|Jeopardy!|CATHEDRALS & CHURCHES|$100|easy|The church of Trinita Del Monti soars high above the Spanish Steps in this city|Rome
23/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'C'OMMON BONDS|$1000|hard|Ice, cold, Devonshire|cream
04/05/1999|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL PORTRAITS|$200|easy|He's the war hero seen here|Ulysses S. Grant
21/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS WITH DIACRITICAL MARKS|$1600|hard|These chili peppers seen here are popular because they can be easily seeded|a jalapeño
21/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN FILMS|$2000|hard|Ingmar Bergman announced his retirement from moviemaking after the early '80s film about these 2 title characters|Fanny and Alexander
12/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ANNE FRANK|$1200|hard|Anne Frank had just turned 13 when she went into hiding; she was this old when she was discovered|15
23/05/2007|Jeopardy!|THE MAN OF STEEL|$200|easy|In 1942 Philip Murray became the first President of the U.S.A., this labor union|United Steelworkers of America
24/11/1995|Jeopardy!|SPACE MISSIONS|$400|easy|Launched May 4, 1989, the Magellan craft arrived at this planet August 10, 1990|Venus
14/06/2001|Jeopardy!|TAKE THE KIDS!|$100|easy|In part of Disney's Animal Kingdom, no glass separates you from the giant fruit type of this flying mammal|Bat
23/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYTHING'S COMING UP MOSES|$800|hard|Despite what Charlton Heston did, in Exodus, Moses climbs this at least 7 times, not just twice|Mt. Sinai
07/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SINNERS|$800|hard|6 members of this 'army' that kidnapped Patty Hearst met a fiery end in May 1974|the SLA (Symbionese Liberation Army)
11/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SIGNIFICANT OLD BOOKS|$400|easy|Dating from the 5th century B.C., this Asian philosopher's 'Analects'|Confucius
08/01/1998|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HODGEPODGE|$300|easy|This memorial that proves that 4 heads are better than one is also called the Shrine of Democracy|Mount Rushmore
27/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OBSCURE NOBEL PRIZE-WINNING AUTHORS|$2000|hard|The Asian travels of 1944 winner Johannes Jensen got him dubbed Denmark's this British writer who won in 1907|Rudyard Kipling
15/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A SALUTE TO FLAGSTAFF|$1200|hard|This fabled highway built in the 1920s made Flagstaff a popular tourist stop|Route 66
14/02/1990|Jeopardy!|6-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|This word often preceding 'aforethought' can mean ill will or a desire to inflict harm on another|malice
21/12/2009|Jeopardy!|HAVE PUN WILL TRAVEL|$1000|hard|Seeing several men impersonate Nixon's Secy. of State made me echo an old song & say, 'I wonder who's' doing this|Kissinger now
03/05/2002|Jeopardy!|YOUR FEMININE SIDE|$1000|hard|Born Francisco Rabaneda, in the 1960s he clothed women in dresses held together with metal rings|Paco Rabanne
02/02/2005|Jeopardy!|TV TEENS|$800|hard|Matt Camden was 16 & his sister Mary 14 when this WB show premiered in '96|7th Heaven
22/11/1985|Jeopardy!|HANDICRAFTS|$300|easy|Master in this field, Akira Yoshizawa, said it took 30 years to get a paper cicada folded right|origami (paper folding)
29/05/2006|Jeopardy!|GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT|$1000|hard|Fort Dix is an Army Reserve training center; this Dix was a social reformer in the 1840s|Dorothea Dix
14/12/2005|Jeopardy!|CARY GRANT|$400|easy|In 1922 Grant worked as a stiltworker advertising Steeplechase Park at this Brooklyn attraction|Coney Island
15/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE LONE REPRESENTATIVE|$1600|hard|Bernie Sanders from this state with 14 counties, including Rutland & Bennington|Vermont
17/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE COURAGE TO 'B'|$800|hard|An adult human is supported by 206 of them|bones
21/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR-WINNING SONGS|$1600|hard|This 1968 winner was from 'The Thomas Crown Affair', not 'Man of La Mancha'|The Windmills Of Your Mind
06/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|ART CLASS|$1000|hard|In the rules of perspective, this is the place at which parallel lines converge on the horizon|the vanishing point
17/05/2011|Jeopardy!|FREE STUFF ON THE INTERNET|$800|hard|acuvue.com was offering a certificate for a free trial pair of these|contact lenses
22/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|JAZZ SINGERS|$400|easy|In 1938 she had her first smash hit with Chick Webb's band, 'A-Tisket A-Tasket'|Ella Fitzgerald
22/11/2004|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$1000|hard|(Cheryl and Sofia of the Clue Crew shoot some skeet.)  'Pull!'  You should know the name of the person who releases the target in trap shooting|the puller
22/11/2006|Jeopardy!|THE MARRIER|$600|medium|Andre Previn, Frank Sinatra|Mia Farrow
30/09/2009|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC VIDEO GAMES|$400|easy|Putting your initials next to your high score was an early innovation of this game|Asteroids
01/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE|$1600|hard|This company, symbol XOM, makes up about 20% of the weight of the NYSE energy stock index|ExxonMobil
24/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$600|medium|In 1930 Sears transferred this tire brand name to its insurance division|Allstate
20/01/2009|Jeopardy!|YOU 'GO' FIRST|$800|hard|This 1960s movie theme song is Shirley Bassey's biggest hit|Goldfinger
07/10/1999|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS BALLETS|None|None|A magic feather helps save the life of Prince Ivan in this Stravinsky ballet based on Russian folklore|The Firebird
09/11/1988|Jeopardy!|'FOUR' WORDS|$300|easy|An auto worker on the night shift might install this shift|four-on-the-floor (or four-speed)
28/10/2004|Jeopardy!|AIRPORTS|$200|easy|In 1985 Kanawha Airport in Charleston, W.V. was renamed to honor this pilot who first broke the sound barrier|Chuck Yeager
05/04/2011|Jeopardy!|ON BENDED KNEE|$800|hard|In 1931 publisher George Palmer Putnam kept this aviatrix on the ground long enough to marry her|Amelia Earhart
07/04/2006|Jeopardy!|GOIN' MONACO A MONACO|$1000|hard|Taking bodyguarding to a new level, 2 of this royal's protectors have fathered her 3 kids|Princess Stephanie
02/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ISN'T IT ICONIC?|$1200|hard|The author who'd pen the word 'sneetch' (but not 'snikon') was a book subject, this man: 'American Icon'|Dr. Seuss
27/01/2006|Jeopardy!|NIKE|$200|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from the Nike campus, Oregon.)  Nike has replicas of the Grand Slam trophies of this golfer, like the '97 Masters & the 2000 British Open|Tiger Woods
04/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL CANADIAN THINGS|$1000|hard|It's great, it's gray & it's the type of bird that Manitobans selected as their official bird|Owl
29/12/2010|Jeopardy!|U.S. FLAG ETIQUETTE|$400|easy|It's the preferred way to destroy an American flag in bad condition|burning it
03/05/2006|Jeopardy!|1984 TV DEBUTS|$1000|hard|A probationary angel & an ex-cop helped people solve problems on this Michael Landon starrer|Highway to Heaven
18/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FIND A JOB, KID|$1200|hard|These two words, synonyms for insurers & morticians, both begin with 'under'|underwriters and undertakers
13/03/2001|Jeopardy!|WE'RE NO. 1!|$400|easy|On 'Star Trek', when Captain Picard calls for Number 1, this officer comes running|Commander Riker
17/03/2011|Jeopardy!|DESCRIBING THE ARTWORK|$6600|hard|We're not sure if you'd call that teal or azure the young man with a feathered cap is wearing in this 1770 work|Blue Boy
03/09/2001|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$400|easy|The title of hits by Madonna & Tommy James & The Shondells, it's slang for naughty behavior|hanky panky
03/11/2004|Jeopardy!|IT'S ELEMENTAL|$200|easy|The Sanskrit juel, 'to shine', was transmuted into this 4-letter element by Anglo-Saxons|gold
24/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'F'|$1000|hard|Two weeks           (9)|Fortnight
18/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HAND, SOLO|$800|hard|One theory says this practice came from knights lifting their visors when greeting a friend|saluting
19/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A 5-COURSE MEAL|$400|easy|Let's start you off with a simple salad of this veggie that comes in butterhead & crisphead varieties|lettuce
02/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|CANADA|$200|easy|Mackenzie, Keewatin & Franklin are districts of these territories|Northwest Territories
23/10/2001|Jeopardy!|WINNIE-THE-POOH'S ENTOURAGE|$400|easy|Mother & son marsupials|Kanga & Roo
27/12/2002|Jeopardy!|PICTURE THIS|$400|easy|In 1964 this first lady made the first call to inaugurate the new commercial picturephone service|Lady Bird Johnson
08/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THINGS JAPANESE|$1200|hard|Not just something for battling the bulge, it's also Japan's legislative body|the Diet
19/04/2005|Jeopardy!|CHICAGO|$800|hard|Shoppers adore 'The Magnificent Mile', the north part of this avenue|Michigan
17/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WALTER MATTHAU|$600|medium|Matthau was grumpy next-door neighbor Mr. Wilson in this 1993 film|Dennis the Menace
28/10/2005|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE LAB|$400|easy|A fluorescent lamp contains argon & a small amount of this liquid metal's vapor|mercury
14/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS COLLEGE DROPOUTS|$800|hard|This Russian novelist dropped out of college after 3 years & then wrote 'Anna Karenina'|Tolstoy
11/01/1996|Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$400|easy|Typists owe a debt of thanks to Bette Nesmith, who invented this correction fluid|Liquid Paper
24/11/1994|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$200|easy|Sweetened wine is added to bottles of this French wine to ferment & produce carbonation|Champagne
09/12/2010|Jeopardy!|TAKE A 'COMP' DAY|$400|easy|A molecule, or an enclosure of buildings|a compound
26/03/2010|Jeopardy!|FRENCH COOKING|$600|medium|This seafood stew of Marseilles was originally cooked on the beach by fishermen|bouillabaisse
25/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GOING DEEP|$2000|hard|In 1997 he went one-on-one with IBM's Deep Blue in a highly publicized match|(Garry) Kasparov
28/04/2000|Jeopardy!|SPRING|$500|medium|On April 3, 1860 the Pony Express began with riders leaving these 2 cities|St. Joseph, Missouri & Sacramento, California
16/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'LAST' NOVELS|$2000|hard|Mafia boss Domenico Clericuzio wants his family to go legit in this 1996 novel by Mario Puzo|The Last Don
20/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CITIES WITH HOSPITAL-ITY|$2000|hard|A part of history: Parkland|Dallas, Texas
16/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'B' YOURSELF|$600|medium|11-letter word for one who supports a family, perhaps with whole wheat or sourdough|breadwinner
11/05/1990|Jeopardy!|8-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|A clergyman of any denomination attached to a hospital, ship or university|Chaplain
28/06/2011|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN NAMES|$600|medium|Lorraine Collett posed for the cover of this raisin company's box in 1915; in 1974 she gave the company the red bonnet|Sun-Maid
21/06/1999|Final Jeopardy!|AFRICA|None|None|1 of the 3 African countries that are still kingdoms|Lesotho, Morocco or Swaziland
13/04/1998|Jeopardy!|JUDAISM|$100|easy|Traditionally, for you to be Jewish, this relative has to be Jewish|Mother
31/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$1500|hard|Around 1800 this scientist from Como, Italy developed a forerunner of the electric battery|Alessandro Volta
14/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$200|easy|Also known for his virtuosity on the pennywhistle, this Irish flautist has taught at the Eastman School|James Galway
14/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$1100|hard|His funeral on April 21, 1790 drew 20,000 mourners in Philadelphia, the largest U.S. public gathering to that time|Benjamin Franklin
01/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|T-N-C|$2000|hard|The act of abstaining from excess or an anti-alcohol movement of the late 19th century|temperance
19/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|'F' IN MATH|$1000|hard|This adjective describes a set with a fixed, countable number of elements|Finite
21/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL TERMS|$800|hard|A candidate who's nominated by his home state at a convention, often as an honorary gesture|Favorite Son
30/10/1992|Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$300|easy|During the 1992 Summer Olympics, this country singer, born Randy Traywick, was a spokesman for Coca-Cola|Randy Travis
14/02/1997|Jeopardy!|SITCOM NEIGHBORS|$400|easy|David Leisure, famous as liar Joe Isuzu, played Richard Mulligan's neighbor on this sitcom|Empty Nest
30/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FLICKS|$600|medium|Humphrey Bogart played an escaped killer in 'High Sierra' & a gold prospector in this film|The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
14/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$800|hard|The symbol for this appeared twice on May, 1988 sky charts, and that won't happen again in one month until 1990|a full moon
11/09/2001|Final Jeopardy!|VOLCANOS|None|None|Of the U.S. states with active volcanos, this state is farthest south|Hawaii
06/02/2006|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S IN A NAME?|$400|easy|This name shared by great & terrible rulers is a Russian variation of John|Ivan
01/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GENESIS|$600|medium|He went 'Big Time' & was replaced by Phil Collins as lead singer of Genesis|Peter Gabriel
13/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|$800|hard|Famous foundling; 'Sikes' himself out; title tot|Oliver Twist
15/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN POETRY|$1200|hard|In 'the courtship of Miles Standish', Longfellow wrote, 'youngest of all was he of the men who came in' this ship|the Mayflower
02/11/2005|Jeopardy!|INSTANT MESSAGING SHORTHAND|$800|hard|RTBS: 'Reason to be' this|single
03/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WKC BEST IN SHOW|$800|hard|Definitely 'Old English', 1975's ch. Sir Lancelot of Barvan was this breed|an English sheepdog
21/06/2004|Jeopardy!|ARE YOU ADDRESSING ME?|$400|easy|A surgeon in England is simply addressed as this, not Dr.|Mr.
13/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MISHMASH|$2000|hard|These political 'issues' get their name because they can split apart a unified movement|wedge issues
14/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYWRIGHTS|$200|easy|Marsha Mason starred in his comedy 'The Good Doctor', based on stories by Chekhov|Neil Simon
17/12/1996|Jeopardy!|GUINNESS RECORDS|$400|easy|The fastest dancer in this style is Solero De Jerez, who attained 16 heel taps per second in 1967|Flamenco
08/03/2007|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$400|easy|In February 2006 a coup attempted to overthrow President Gloria Arroyo of this country|the Philippines
11/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|VERONICA|$200|easy|Reggie Mantle & this teenager vie for Veronica Lodge's attention|Archie Andrews
09/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THAT J. ROBERT OPPENHEIMER|$1200|hard|The 6-foot Oppenheimer weighed 115 lbs. as director of this New Mexico lab in the early 1940s|Los Alamos
03/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CIVIL WAR LITERATURE|$400|easy|Joanna Higgins' 1998 novel 'A Soldier's Book' tells the story of Ira Stevens, a Union P.O.W. in this notorious prison|Andersonville
02/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SENIOR CITIZENS|$1000|hard|This eminent violin virtuoso was the grandfather of 'Remington Steele' actress Stephanie|Efrem Zimbalist, Sr.
08/01/2003|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|Type of machine you can use to send & receive letters or photos over the telephone line|a fax
17/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPAM|$2200|hard|'Although the Christmas table will not be lavish, there will be Spam for everyone', this famed reporter said in '42 London|Edward R. Murrow
01/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$200|easy|'Pillow Talk' star's preschool|Doris Day Care Center
10/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CIVIL SERVICE|$1000|hard|This U.S. asst. Secretary of State was in the news in 1995, running the Balkan peace talks|Richard Holbrooke
18/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|REGIONAL THEATRE|$1600|hard|The Philadelphia Theatre Co.'s play 'Barbra's Wedding' by actor Daniel Stern was about trouble caused by her ceremony|Barbra Streisand
05/06/2001|Jeopardy!|THE ONION|$200|easy|These small onions often used in cream sauces bear the name of a gem|Pearl onions
17/10/2002|Jeopardy!|PRIME NUMBER, PLEASE|$4800|hard|Of V, X, L, D or C, the prime number|V (5)
19/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF 'P'OETS|$2000|hard|'Peace' be with this Mexican, who published 'Luna Silvestre', his first book of poems, when he was 19|(Octavio) Paz
15/01/2004|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$600|medium|In 2003 top model Tyra Banks conducted a search for 'America's Next' one of these|Top Model
16/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CLIP ART|$200|easy|Name shared by the devices seen here|Compass
08/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$2000|hard|In 1964 he won a National Book Award for his novel 'The Centaur'|John Updike
17/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|NORWAY'S CULTURE & HISTORY|$1600|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew stands in front of the Royal Palace in Oslo, Norway.) King Harald V lives here, in Norway's Royal Palace. He and his second cousin, England's Queen Elizabeth, are both great-grandchildren of this British king, who ruled from 1901 to 1910.|Edward VII
26/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING PRESIDENT|$1000|hard|1997: Anthony Hopkins|John Quincy Adams
02/12/2005|Jeopardy!|HEY!  TAKE MY PICTURE!|$600|medium|The maiden name of either of the two women seen here|Laura Welch (or Barbara Pierce)
25/07/2008|Jeopardy!|COLOR MY WORLD|$1000|hard|He earned the nickname 'Galloping Ghost' after scoring 5 touchdowns in a 1924 college football game|Red Grange
06/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL MOVIES|$1600|hard|'Three Weeks in a Helicopter' is an interactive 'feely' film in this Aldous Huxley novel|Brave New World
26/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SECOND-LARGEST U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|This second-largest city of Minnesota is the twin of the largest|St. Paul
23/11/1993|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$200|easy|John Reed's 'Ten Days That Shook the World' is an account of this country's 1917 revolution|Russia
04/02/1997|Jeopardy!|ENGLISH USAGE|$200|easy|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): If your teacher uses the following symbol on your term paper, it indicates this:  (backward 'P' combined with a 'H')|Begin a new paragraph
24/06/1997|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'T'|$200|easy|Dracula's domain (12)|Transylvania
24/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE LONGEST|$200|easy|At 24 miles, Loch Awe is the longest lake in this country of Great Britain|Scotland
20/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|3-D|$1000|hard|Wild Bill Hickok cashed his chips in this town|Deadwood
22/02/1999|Jeopardy!|FATHERLY NICKNAMES|$500|medium|'The Father of Rhode Island'|Roger Williams
10/10/2006|Jeopardy!|'D'-VIDE|$1000|hard|This Scottish peak that Birnam Wood seems to visit in 'Macbeth' is only 1,012 feet high|Dunsinane
27/01/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. MUSEUMS|$800|hard|Wesley Peters, Frank Lloyd Wright's son-in-law, designed a 4-story annex to this NYC art museum|The Guggenheim
19/01/2012|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN|$200|easy|In Portuguese, domingo is this day of the week|Sunday
08/10/2004|Jeopardy!|SPANIARDS|$400|easy|Madonna drooled over this Spanish-born actor in the 1991 documentary 'Truth or Dare'|Banderas
19/05/2003|Jeopardy!|MERCURIAL|$400|easy|In the early '60s this man known as Q became a vice president at Mercury Records|Quincy Jones
20/12/2002|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$1000|hard|The Hoover Institution on War, Revolution & Peace is part of this Palo Alto university|Stanford
11/02/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITY NICKNAMES|$100|easy|This Texas capital has been called 'The Live Music Capital of the World'|Austin
05/05/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS TERMS|$400|easy|Pelota, cesta, cancha|jai alai
24/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$2000|hard|This Matthew Arnold poem says, 'on the French coast the light Gleams' & 'The cliffs of England stand Glimmering'|Dover Beach
30/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSPIRATIONS|$2000|hard|Ingmar Bergman's movie 'Smiles of a Summer Night' inspired this Stephen Sondheim musical|A Little Night Music
24/05/1989|Jeopardy!|ADDRESSES|$200|easy|At night you'll have no trouble spotting this stadium at 1060 W. Addison St., Chicago--it's now lighted|Wrigley Field
02/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BABY LOVE|$1200|hard|During pregnancy, the fetus is suspended in this sac filled with its own watery fluid|the amniotic sac
01/11/2001|Jeopardy!|THE NEAREST CONTINENT|$200|easy|Hainan|Asia
07/04/1988|Double Jeopardy!|PARKS|$800|hard|Studies conducted at these gardens in Greater London helped to start the rubber industry|Kew Gardens
30/03/2011|Jeopardy!|'GENERAL' JOB INFORMATION|$1800|hard|In 1870 Congress created this position to direct the Marine Hospital Service|the Surgeon General
08/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN HISTORY|$800|hard|Beatrice Webb was a leader of this Socialist society to which G.B. Shaw also belonged|The Fabian Society
25/01/2008|Jeopardy!|THE KILLERS|$1000|hard|In 1924 these 2 Chicago intellectuals kidnapped & killed 14-year-old Bobby Franks|Leopold & Loeb
06/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'HAB' A CLUE|$1200|hard|Generic term for a seller of men's clothes|haberdasher
18/01/2011|Jeopardy!|BURGER JOINTS|$200|easy|Hamburger University, this chain's training center, opened in 1961 in Elk Grove Village, Illinois|McDonald's
15/07/2011|Jeopardy!|MILITARY RANKS|$1000|hard|Painful punishment practice|corporal
13/03/1998|Jeopardy!|NOW YOU'RE COOKIN'!|$200|easy|It means to separate & remove solids to make 'clear'; it's often done to butter|clarify
26/06/2006|Jeopardy!|THE BIG SLEEP|$200|easy|When the airway narrows, the soft palate or uvula may vibrate; the old man is doing this|snoring
14/11/2006|Jeopardy!|THEATRE: HOW NOVEL!|$400|easy|(Before the clue is given, Elisabeth Withers-Mendes from the Tony-nominated musical The Color Purple performs a cappella.)  'Like a blade of corn/ Like a honeybee/ Like a waterfall/ All a part of me/ Like the color purple/ Where do it come from?/ Open up your eyes/ Look what God has done'  This woman says 'The Color Purple' changed her life; she loved the novel, acted in the film & is one of the producers of the Broadway musical|Oprah Winfrey
21/05/2004|Jeopardy!|LUNCH COUNTER LINGO|$600|medium|This beverage is Adam's ale|water
02/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|STATES' HIGHEST POINTS|$800|hard|Mount Arvon on the Upper Peninsula|Michigan
19/10/2000|Jeopardy!|SPORTS SHORTS|$300|easy|Ali's opponent in the 'Rumble in the Jungle'|George Foreman
22/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SOLDIER, I'VE GOT NEWS FOR YOU|$800|hard|You sorry excuse for a soldier, you don't deserve 3 chevrons; I'm demoting you from sergeant to this|corporal
17/05/1990|Jeopardy!|U.S.A.|$200|easy|It's named after Jonas Bronck, its first European settler|The Bronx
26/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLE WHO'S WHO|$800|hard|If Gath had a basketball team, he would have been its star|Goliath
24/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MISCELLANY|$800|hard|The chance of getting this on a single deal in poker is 1 in 649,740|a royal flush
23/06/1998|Jeopardy!|A CHOIR OF ANGELS|$400|easy|Singer heard here: ('You must be an angel...')|Madonna
06/07/2000|Jeopardy!|APPLE|$300|easy|After this mythical king took an apple from a tree, it became like those of the Hesperides|Midas
20/11/1985|Jeopardy!|POULTRY|$500|medium|Called “fool hens” because their extreme curiosity makes these wild fowl easy prey for hunter|grouse
09/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BOND, COMMON BOND|$5800|hard|Corsets, collars, executions|things that have stays
09/03/2007|Jeopardy!|IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUCCEED...|$800|hard|In story, a beaten Robert the Bruce was inspired to keep fighting by seeing this creature weaving persistently|a spider
10/02/2009|Jeopardy!|HAWAII|$1000|hard|These winds don't bring coffee, they bring warm & muggy weather to the islands|the Kona winds
05/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THERE ARE SOME STRINGS ATTACHED|$1600|hard|On this pre-piano item played by Lurch on TV, the strings are plucked by points connected with the keys|a harpsichord
01/04/2011|Jeopardy!|ACTUAL FBI FILES|$1000|hard|This mustachioed comic 'commented he should be given half a' Communist Party 'membership because his mother was a gentile'|Groucho Marx
20/07/2010|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC MOVIE ORIGINAL DIALOGUE?|$1000|hard|'Oh, Rosebud!  I thought you said something else.  That was his sled.  That all you need?  I'm kinda busy'|Citizen Kane
27/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TV BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|Jack Bauer saddles up & joins 3 friends bringing about the end of the world|24 Horsemen of the Apocalypse
16/01/2006|Jeopardy!|INITIALLY YOURS|$1000|hard|Married to Marjorie Merriweather Post, he founded the brokerage company that used to talk & people listened|E.F. Hutton
13/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FELINES, WO, WO, WO, FELINES|$1600|hard|Gus the Cat lived in the Carytown book store in this Va. capital for 19 years before going to cat heaven in 2001|Richmond
10/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|2-WORD COUNTRIES|$2000|hard|Day-to-day stuff in this country has been handled by its king's half-brother, seen here|Saudi Arabia
03/07/1998|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'H'|$500|medium|X x X (7)|Hundred (X=10, x - times)
25/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE MAINE ATTRACTION|$400|easy|Parson's Way, a scenic walkway in Kennebunkport, passes near this former president's home, Walker's Point|(George Herbert Walker) Bush
12/01/2001|Jeopardy!|FASHION FORWARD|$500|medium|At the Emmys in 2000, this 'Ally McBeal' co-star bared almost all in a sexy Donatella Versace gown|Lucy Liu
21/01/2011|Jeopardy!|ALL THINGS CONSIDERED|$600|medium|In 2003 a Norwegian ate 187 of these in 3 minutes; I prefer mine on the half shell at a less frenzied speed|oysters
05/03/1990|Jeopardy!|SPORTS TRIVIA|$400|easy|The Orangemen of Syracuse were NCAA champs in '88 & '89 in this Native American sport|Lacrosse
28/02/2003|Jeopardy!|WORKPLACES|$600|medium|A triage nurse is the first person who will tend to you if you go to this part of a hospital|emergency room
01/10/2004|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY|$400|easy|Dioxide of this element, symbol Cr, is used to make recording tape for cassettes|chromium
13/02/2003|Jeopardy!|___ OG|$200|easy|Hey, 'don't just sit there like a bump on' one of these|a log
02/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FAILURE TO COMMUNICATE|$2000|hard|Stephen King would know this term for an area where cell phone reception drops out|a dead zone
23/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I AM SAM, SAM I AM|$2000|hard|One of his rimes, 'Dejection: An Ode' ends, 'Thus may'st thou ever, evermore rejoice'|Samuel Taylor Coleridge
10/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN HISTORY|$200|easy|Argentina cried for her when this former actress & first lady died of cancer in 1952|Eva Peron
17/06/2011|Jeopardy!|U.S. STAMPS|$800|hard|This 'hot dog' of a Supreme Court justice appears in profile on a 2009 stamp|(Felix) Frankfurter
21/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Denmark.)  If you're here in Denmark on April 16th, raise a toast to the annual celebration of this queen's birthday|Margrethe
03/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLD WEST|$2000|hard|As New Mexico gov. this future 'Ben-Hur' author offered to pardon Billy the Kid but the prosecutor nixed the plan|Lew Wallace
14/03/2003|Jeopardy!|CUSTOMS & TRADITIONS|$600|medium|Pro tennis abandoned the custom of the winner of a match doing this -- maybe someone got hurt|jumping over the net
04/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$600|medium|The name of this band, heard here, combines a type of recreational vehicle & a composer:  'Take the skinheads bowling, take them bowling...'|Camper Van Beethoven
24/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CHINESE LITERATURE|$1000|hard|Writing in traditional forms, this imaginative 8th century poet wrote about his dreams & his love of wine|Li Po
20/06/2001|Jeopardy!|'BEAN'S|$100|easy|A folk tale written down by Joseph Jacobs told of a boy who got a nice aerobic workout climbing this|the beanstalk
16/07/1999|Jeopardy!|CONTINENTS BY VOLCANO|$400|easy|Santorini|Europe (in Greece)
17/10/1997|Jeopardy!|THEY ALMOST STARRED IN...|$300|easy|Director George Stevens considered starring Grace Kelly in this 1956 film based on an Edna Ferber novel|Giant
13/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORD LORE|$800|hard|Jazzmen used this slang word in the '40s; Tommy Dorsey insisted it had nothing to do with lines on a record's surface|groovy
22/09/2009|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY EXPRESSIONS|$600|medium|'Two shakes of' this means to move remarkably fast|a lamb's tail
06/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$200|easy|The author who wrote 'Cannery Row in Monterey in California is a poem, a stink'|John Steinbeck
28/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$800|hard|The house seen here is by Adolf Loos, who hated this, a word related to adorn, & wrote an essay against it|ornament
01/04/1991|Jeopardy!|CATCHING SOME 'Z's|$400|easy|The Tom Wilson comic character who has his own line of greeting cards|Ziggy
26/09/2011|Jeopardy!|TV CATCHPHRASES|$200|easy|'Will you accept this rose?'|The Bachelor
07/12/2010|Jeopardy!|LET'S HIT IT|$600|medium|Aaron Fechter invented this carnival game where you hit a mammal with a mallet|Whack-A-Mole
30/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AN E FOR AN I|$1600|hard|One means 'severely tested'; the other, 'trapped on a branch'|tried & treed
16/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|J.S. BACH & SONS|$2000|hard|This word follows 'St. Matthew' & 'St. John' in the titles of J.S. Bach works; fitting for a man who sired 20 children|passion
12/01/1988|Jeopardy!|MOVIES IN OTHER WORDS|$100|easy|'The square root of 100'|10
21/01/2009|Jeopardy!|BOOK REVIEWS BY TARZAN|$800|hard|This 1856 Flaubert novel introduce new element of realism in western literature; Tarzan shocked by title woman immorality|Madame Bovary
30/11/2001|Jeopardy!|OLD POETIC FORMS|$400|easy|The Greeks used encomia to praise people; today at a funeral you deliver one of these|eulogy
17/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A 'MAN'LY CATEGORY|$2000|hard|This element, atomic number 25, is used in making steel to give it toughness|manganese
29/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DR. SEUSS|$2000|hard|Oddly, this boy went through 500 hats; he'd take one off only to find another in its place|Bartholomew Cubbins
02/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$600|medium|In the 1960s Europoort, a large harbor area, was built in this Dutch city|Rotterdam
07/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS FROM RELIGION|$800|hard|5-letter word for the set of books that have authority in a religion & no, you can't fire it off|canon
26/07/2010|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S YOUR BEEF?|$1000|hard|An urban district known for its vice & high crime rate|a tenderloin
18/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GAITS|$2000|hard|Lewis Carroll altered 'gallop'to create this word that now means 'to leap heavily'|galumph
07/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS FROM RELIGION|$2000|hard|Lao-Tzu referred to this 3-letter word as 'the unproduced producer of all that is'|Tao
03/11/1999|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED COUNTRIES|$100|easy|Moan|Oman
31/01/1997|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$100|easy|This 2-wheeled east Asian cart is pulled by a runner called a shafu|Rickshaw
03/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MICROSOFT|$1200|hard|In March 2004 this body hit Microsoft with a 497 million-euro fine for its bus. practices (take it out of petty cash)|the European Union
10/01/2001|Jeopardy!|'OLD' ENGLAND|$100|easy|A cottage in Yealmpton purports to be the residence of this nursery rhyme housekeeper|Old Mother Hubbard
23/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS|$800|hard|The existential statment 'Hell is other people' comes from this play|No Exit
17/04/1998|Jeopardy!|BETTER KNOWN AS...|$400|easy|Doris Day knows: Roy Fitzgerald|Rock Hudson
25/01/2001|Jeopardy!|HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN|$100|easy|Of the mother duck's offspring, he was the best swimmer|The Ugly Duckling
15/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SECTS|$600|medium|From the Hebrew for 'pious', this joyous Jewish mystical sect was founded in eastern Europe in the 18th century|Hasidic
03/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RATING SCALES|$1600|hard|Zero on the Danjon Scale of these events means Earth's satellite is nearly invisible|lunar eclipses
16/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES' NATIVE NAMES|$400|easy|Deutschland|Germany
23/11/1998|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS TERMS|$100|easy|Sensible consumers clip these to get cents off|Coupons
10/02/2006|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN PRODUCTS ABROAD|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from a marketplace in Moscow, Russia.)  This 150-year-old San Francisco brand used to be a coveted black market item here in Russia; now it's commonplace|Levi Strauss
05/06/1997|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHICAL QUOTES|$300|easy|Oliver Wendell Holmes claimed this city 'Is the thinking center of the continent, and therefore of the planet'|Boston
26/10/1998|Jeopardy!|SAM-I-AM|$500|medium|I would eat them on a plate, but not while probing Watergate|Sam Dash and/or Sen. Sam Ervin
30/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WITH 'EWE'|$1000|hard|This type of embroidery using worsted yarn sounds harsh|Crewelry
10/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OBAMAMANIA|$800|hard|After winning this in 2009, he said, 'This is not how I expected to wake up this morning'|the Nobel Peace Prize
22/07/2008|Jeopardy!|EDGAR ALLAN POE-POURRI|$200|easy|A man's harrowing escape from torture during the Spanish Inquisition is recounted in this Poe favorite|The Pit and the Pendulum
14/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|DOWN TO EARTH|$1600|hard|The noctilucent type of these form at about 50 miles up & only between dusk & dawn|clouds (luminous)
02/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE 20TH CENTURY|$600|medium|This Islamic title, meaning 'Sign From God', became well-known to the western world in the 1970s|Ayatollah
01/06/2006|Jeopardy!|A VARIETY OF WORDS|$1000|hard|Adjective meaning feeling great anger|irate
07/03/2007|Jeopardy!|TELL ME 'Y'|$400|easy|The overall leader in the Tour de France bike race wears this item of clothing|a yellow jersey
30/03/2004|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL FACTS|$600|medium|He was the first president to live long enough to see his son elected president|John Adams
09/12/1997|Jeopardy!|A BOOK OF VERSES|$400|easy|He dedicated his 1885 'A Child's Garden of Verses' to Alison Cunningham, his childhood nurse|Robert Louis Stevenson
16/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LINES FROM LITERATURE|$1600|hard|Sandburg wrote that it 'sits looking over harbor and city on silent haunches and then moves on'|The Fog
26/09/2011|Jeopardy!|FORBES' RICHEST PEOPLE 2011|$1000|hard|$23.3 billion gets Sheldon Adelson to No. 16; his $1.9 billion Palazzo resort opened in this city in 2007|Las Vegas
29/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|20 YEARS FROM NOW|$200|easy|The Rolling Stones' 2018 'Still Kickin'' tour begins in this 'risen bird' city of Arizona|Phoenix
08/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$400|easy|In the '60s the U.S. had a strategic policy known as MAD, mutual assured this|destruction
05/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SCI FI-DELITY|$600|medium|Arrakis is the all-important planet of spice in this Frank Herbert series|Dune
03/07/2007|Jeopardy!|STUPID SHOW BIZ ANSWERS|$200|easy|It's the role Danny Bonaduce played on 'The Partridge Family'|Danny
07/01/2009|Jeopardy!|INVENTIVE MINDS|$200|easy|Elisha Graves Otis invented the safety hoist, which we call this|an elevator
24/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS|$800|hard|'Tuesdays with Morrie' author Mitch Albom titled his 2003 bestseller 'The Five People You Meet' here|in Heaven
02/04/2004|Jeopardy!|STATE SEALS|$400|easy|The seals of both South Dakota & Nebraska feature riverboats steaming along this river|the Missouri
23/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PAINT IN OILS|$1200|hard|Avoid cracking by applying pigment with more oil over pigment with less oil--& more of this thinner made from pines|turpentine
04/11/2008|Jeopardy!|KNOW BUSINESS|$600|medium|This car company's divorce from Chrysler is paying off, as it's seen profits grow since|Daimler (Benz)
07/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HEALTH & MEDICINE|$1000|hard|Visual aids with concave lenses correct this defect in which light rays meet before they hit the retina|Nearsightedness/Myopia
08/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL QUOTES|$800|hard|In his 1944 campaign he used the phrase “It's time for a change”|(Thomas) Dewey
13/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BRIGHT 'LIGHT'S|$200|easy|It burned up the Billboard charts as the Doors' first Top 40 hit|Light My Fire
07/06/2005|Final Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS|None|None|In 1934 in Chicago, soon before his death, he had painful plastic surgery that left him looking pretty much the same|John Dillinger
30/04/2002|Jeopardy!|LET'S HAVE A DRINK!|$200|easy|A margarita may be served with salt on the rim; a sidecar is served with this on the rim|sugar
10/06/2002|Jeopardy!|TUBES|$200|easy|Submarines have fixed tubes in the bow to shoot these underwater weapons|torpedoes
11/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL CLASSICS|$800|hard|Compared to Handel's other oratorios, this most famous one, from 1742, really doesn't have much plot|Messiah
12/01/2010|Jeopardy!|OBSCURE JANUARY HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$400|easy|Call your friends: January 20 is national awareness day for these Antarctic birds|penguins
06/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|1976|$1600|hard|June 27: Palestinian terrorists hijack an Air France jetliner & force it to land in this Ugandan city|Entebbe
03/10/2011|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL NICKNAMES|$800|hard|Hall of Famer 'Eck'|Dennis Eckersley
07/11/2008|Jeopardy!|'BEST' SELLERS|$800|hard|Uno, a 15-inch beagle, took this Westminster Kennel Club top prize in 2008|Best in Show
30/09/1985|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$100|easy|Sponge cake baked in the form of a female digit|lady fingers
17/06/2003|Jeopardy!|SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE|$400|easy|Joe Piscopo was Pokey to his Gumby, dammit!|Eddie Murphy
17/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE ANSWER LIES WITHIN|$2000|hard|To the fear of a cholera epidemic Robert Koch helped put a stop, discovering this type of tiny pathogen|microbe
06/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT GREEK DRAMA|$800|hard|In ancient Greek plays, this group of performers often served as a narrator & commented on the action|the chorus
04/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'CAL' OF THE WILD|$1200|hard|Sea nymph who detained Odysseus for 7 years|Calypso
23/07/2004|Jeopardy!|THE BIG BANGLADESH|$200|easy|Over 80% of those in Bangladesh follow this religion|Islam
27/01/2003|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SITCOM EPISODES|$600|medium|'One of our Sweathogs is Missing'|Welcome Back, Kotter
05/07/1993|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYMES|$400|easy|'See-saw', this girl 'sold her bed and lay on the straw'|Marjorie Daw
17/04/1998|Jeopardy!|BETTER KNOWN AS...|$500|medium|They were that funny comedy team of Crocetti & Levitch|Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis
21/12/1998|Jeopardy!|THAT'S PHONY!|$200|easy|In the '50s the Platters sang about 'The Great' one|Pretender
05/09/1989|Jeopardy!|CARS|$100|easy|In 1973 this motorcycle manufacturer created a splash in the U.S. with the Civic car|Honda
04/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNET FAVORITES|$400|easy|There have been more than 130 million views on YouTube for 'The Evolution of' this, including the twist & the robot|Dance
21/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE BOYS ARE BLUE|$400|easy|Of marital woes that led to a 1996 royal divorce, a biography said his 'gaiety of spirit' was 'stifled by melancholy'|Prince Charles
19/07/2004|Jeopardy!|NAMED AFTER JFK|$1000|hard|The Florida promontory now called this was named after JFK from 1963 to 1973|Cape Canaveral
16/03/2005|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|$1000|hard|In 1930 this French statesman whose name is linked with Kellogg called for a European union|Briand
08/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COMPUTERS|$600|medium|If your PC freezes up, a handy way to restart is to hold down Ctrl & Alt & hit this key|Delete
31/12/1998|Jeopardy!|MOVIE NOSTALGIA|$100|easy|In the 1930s this platinum blonde bombshell starred in 'Platinum Blonde' & 'Bombshell'|Jean Harlow
24/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HAIFA LOAF|$400|easy|The main seaport of Israel, Haifa is on this sea|Mediterranean Sea
18/02/1999|Jeopardy!|JAZZ NICKNAMES|$200|easy|Yardbird|Charlie Parker
12/09/2005|Jeopardy!|STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESSES|$400|easy|Washington's first State of the Union message, in this year, began with the good news of North Carolina joining the Union|1790
23/10/2009|Jeopardy!|INAUGURAL ADDRESSES|$400|easy|In his second inaugural, Pres. McKinley crowed that in 1901, unlike 1897, the U.S. had a budgetary this|a surplus
15/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WEBSTER'S THIRD, PAGE 1282|$600|medium|It's 'A jumping one-hand shot in basketball made off the backboard'|Lay-up
19/07/2005|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY NAMES|$1000|hard|In the '50s this obstetrician literally wrote the book on 'Painless Childbirth'|Lamaze
25/11/2011|Jeopardy!|PORTMANTEAU WORDS|$600|medium|It's the code of online social behavior|netiquette
16/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES|$200|easy|It's not unusual that this hipster had his first hit with 'It's Not Unusual' in 1965|Tom Jones
27/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE BLOC|$200|easy|In 1991 the 6 members agreed to dissolve this military alliance of the eastern bloc|Warsaw Pact
19/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE MAYFLOWER|$400|easy|After a 66-day journey, the Mayflower arrived in the New World in November of this year|1620
10/09/2003|Jeopardy!|SHE'S CANADIAN, EH?|$800|hard|This jazz vocalist from British Columbia lists Carmen McRae & Nat King Cole as her biggest influences|Diana Krall
15/12/2006|Jeopardy!|'T' COUNTRIES|$600|medium|It thrusts out towards Sicily as the northernmost bulge of Africa|Tunisia
30/11/2007|Jeopardy!|BREAKFAST CEREALS|$200|easy|Since 1979 it's been tempting the 'tummy with the taste of nuts & honey'|Honey Nut Cheerios
15/12/1998|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$400|easy|Sweat, stretch, stirrup|Pants
07/04/1998|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$500|medium|In the early '60s Martin Milner & George Maharis got their kicks riding around on this series|Route 66
23/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ERIC STOLTZ WAS IN THAT?|$200|easy|In this 1994 film Winona Ryder's Jo thinks Eric's Mr. Brooke is 'dull as powder'|Little Women
17/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BORN IN IRELAND|$1300|hard|Nickname of labor activist Mary Jones, born in Ireland in 1830, died in Maryland in 1930|'Mother' Jones
24/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN THE ARTS|$400|easy|Eyeball a Warhol or 2 at one of these run by Larry Gagosian, maybe on Madison Ave. or in Beverly Hills|an art gallery
19/12/2002|Jeopardy!|GOING THROUGH THE MOTIONS|$800|hard|In a car, the reciprocating, or up-&-down, motion of these is changed to rotary motion in the wheels|pistons
22/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CRIME DETECTION|$2000|hard|In a forensic lab, a hood eliminates fumes & prevents the intrusive process called 'cross' this|cross-contamination
18/10/2011|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER 2008?|$600|medium|In December this Illinois governor was national news for his sketchy behavior|Blagojevich
08/06/2005|Jeopardy!|'WEST' SIDE STORY|$1000|hard|In 1965 he was TIME Magazine's 'Man of the Year'|William Westmoreland
28/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TOGO A GO-GO|$1600|hard|As the leader of Togo, Faure Gnassingbe holds this political title, like his father before him|president
14/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY SELF-PORTRAITS|$800|hard|Sal Paradise|Jack Kerouac ('On The Road')
08/12/1995|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$200|easy|Dendochronology uses the growth rings of these to date certain finds|trees
01/04/1997|Jeopardy!|HUSBAND & WIFE|$100|easy|Bruce Willis can toast her with a demitasse when they celebrate their tenth anniversary November 21, 1997|Demi Moore
17/02/2006|Jeopardy!|TEEN POTPOURRI|$1000|hard|This national literary magazine written for teens by teens has a writing fluid in its name|Teen Ink
17/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR-WINNING ROLES|$1200|hard|Alvin C. York|Gary Cooper
15/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|This author of 'No Exit' said no to a Nobel Prize in 1964|Jean-Paul Sartre
12/12/1997|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|Take off the top, or milk from which the cream has been removed|Skim
26/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$400|easy|Mussolini coined this word from the bundles of sticks that were a symbol of every Roman authority|fascism
27/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DAFFYNITIONS|$400|easy|An adjective meaning greedy, or what the owner of a Long John Silver's does|selfish/sell fish
28/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ECOLOGY|$1000|hard|The lack of this bird on Mauritius almost caused the extinction of a nut tree there|dodo
07/01/2005|Jeopardy!|CITY SEALS|$1000|hard|California's second-largest city, its seal depicts the Pillars of Hercules to recall its days under Spanish rule|San Diego
07/07/2000|Jeopardy!|DUTCH TREATS|$200|easy|A Dutch treat is kaasdoop, a fondue usually made with this type of Dutch cheese|Gouda
18/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY GREAT ESCAPES|$800|hard|By clinging to the belly of a ram, this mythological figure escaped from the cave of the cyclops|Odysseus
25/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ANTIPODEANS|$800|hard|The singer & political activist seen here formerly fronted this famous rock band|Midnight Oil
09/12/1996|Jeopardy!|THE PLANETS|$300|easy|Layers of sulfuric acid clouds completely obscure the surface of this neighboring planet|Venus
03/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTSMEN|$2000|hard|On July 31, 1994 this Ukranian set the world pole vault record at 20 feet, 1-3/4 inches|(Sergei) Bubka
04/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'ICE' MAN COMETH|$400|easy|Any edible, aromatic vegetable substance added to food for flavor|spice
16/11/1999|Jeopardy!|THAT'S SO CLICHE!|$200|easy|If you depart in defeat it's 'with your tail' here|Between your legs
05/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|YOUR OLD ALBUMS|$200|easy|His first Top 40 album was 1970's 'Sweet Baby James'|James Taylor
28/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|1989 BOOKS|$1000|hard|Mobster Dutch Schultz is a character in this novel by E.L. Doctorow|Billy Bathgate
18/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY SETTINGS|$400|easy|Hawthorne's introductory essay to 'The Scarlet Letter' is about a custom-house in this seaport|Salem, Massachusetts
01/04/1997|Jeopardy!|BOOK & AUTHOR|$100|easy|Upton Sinclair wrote 'The Jungle' & he wrote 'The Jungle Book'|Rudyard Kipling
17/04/1998|Jeopardy!|BRIT LIT|$100|easy|She had her lover & future husband Percy edit her first novel, 'Frankenstein'|Mary Shelley
20/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OVERLAPS|$1200|hard|Carbonated soft drink that was a VH1 show using thought balloons to comment on the action in the video|soda Pop-Up Video
23/06/2000|Jeopardy!|FISHY WORDS|$100|easy|To complain about minor issues|Carp
21/11/1985|Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$300|easy|Links 'the wisp' & will', or McDonald's 'fish' & 'filet'|O
27/11/1998|Jeopardy!|BEACH MOVIES|$500|medium|(Hi, I'm Brooke Burns of Baywatch.) 1987's 'Back to the Beach' reunited this team from the beach party movies of the '60s|Frankie Avalon & Annette Funicello
15/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WAR MOVIES|$800|hard|1978: The wife of a soldier fighting in Vietnam works at a VA hospital & has an affair with a wounded vet|Coming Home
05/01/2005|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$800|hard|At the Cabildo in New Orleans, you can see the death mask of this ruler who ceded New Orleans to the U.S.|Napoleon (I)
20/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE HOT 'ROCK'|$400|easy|'Bigger and Blacker' was the title of a 1999 TV special by this comedian|Chris Rock
23/03/2004|Jeopardy!|WHO'S AFRAID OF|$400|easy|It's the opposite of agoraphobia|claustrophobia
13/04/2006|Jeopardy!|'FIT'NESS|$400|easy|This is the surplus left to an employer after deducting wages, rent & cost of raw materials|profit
15/12/1997|Final Jeopardy!|SPORTS|None|None|Dennis Conner is the only representative of the U.S. ever to lose this race -- he did it twice|The America's Cup
14/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BALANCHINE BALLETS|$400|easy|'The Four Temperaments' is subtitled 'A Dance Ballet Without' this, so we'll never say that it 'thickens'|a plot
13/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HENCE THE TITLE|$800|hard|The title of this 1994 John Grisham novel refers to the gas one|The Chamber
04/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN AUTHORS|$1000|hard|'Les Chouans' in 1829 was the first novel this 'La Comedie Humaine' author published under his own name|Honore de Balzac
26/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TECHNOLOGY|$1600|hard|(Alex shows off some Sony tech at Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Canada.)  The Sony display unit used here at Air Canada Centre & around the world has this suitably colossal name|a JumboTron
10/06/2003|Jeopardy!|WINE TASTING|$200|easy|This wine sometimes called 'Cab' is known for its cherry & raspberry flavors|Cabernet
21/04/2005|Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$200|easy|If you're dining alfresco, you're dining here|out of doors
22/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT ROME|$800|hard|Admission was free at this huge arena, estimated to have been 3 times the size of the Colosseum|Circus Maximus
19/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PLACIDO DOMINGO|$200|easy|In 1968 Placido made his debut at this New York opera house with only 35 minutes notice|Metropolitan Opera House
14/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES THEATER|$400|easy|The New York Times headlined a review of this show 'Pulling Heartstrings, Racy Puppets Return'|Avenue Q
08/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$1800|hard|Act I of this opera opens at Pinkerton's house in Nagasaki|Madame Butterfly
07/06/2001|Jeopardy!|DECODE THE POSTAL CODES|$500|medium|Wine|Wisconsin & Nebraska
27/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH OF THE EQUATOR|$800|hard|One of the world's largest diamond mines is located in Orapa, Botswana, in the northeastern part of this desert|the Kalahari
03/04/2003|Jeopardy!|THE NATURAL WORLD|$200|easy|Of all the elements, this metallic one has the shortest name|tin
16/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BAND OF BROTHERS|$1200|hard|You might want to put a 'Wonderwall' between this group's Liam & Noel Gallagher, who always fight|Oasis
28/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|Tha main part of Cairo lies on 2 islands & the East Bank of this river|the Nile
26/10/2011|Jeopardy!|GOIN' SOLO|$800|hard|...from *NSYNC with 'Like I Love You'; nice career move, son|(Justin) Timberlake
14/11/2011|Jeopardy!|PETRA|$800|hard|For the thousands of tourists today, 4-footed transport options within Petra are horse, donkey or this|a camel
02/03/1998|Jeopardy!|ENDORSEMENTS|$500|medium|Kurt Vonnegut drew a self-portrait for this Swedish vodka's ubiquitous campaign|Absolut
25/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISHMEN|$1500|hard|Last name of 'Essays of Elia' author Charles who spent his life taking care of his sister Mary|Lamb
15/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$1200|hard|Gary Cooper won an Oscar for playing this title WWI hero who originally was a conscientious objector|Sergeant York
01/07/2010|Jeopardy!|'HOLE'-Y|$400|easy|To change its pitch, there is a series of these on any woodwind instrument|finger holes
05/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$200|easy|This clergyman who wrote 'The Short History of New-England' in 1694 was the son of Increase Mather|Cotton Mather
19/09/2005|Jeopardy!|THAT'S JUST 'SAD'|$400|easy|10-letter term for feeling stiff from horseback riding|saddlesore
06/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|KOREA|$800|hard|Reportedly, the farther south you go, the hotter you'll find this common dish of pickled cabbage|Kimchi
28/03/2008|Jeopardy!|LENIN|$600|medium|Lenin led this 'majority' revolutionary faction to power in the October Revolution|the Bolsheviks
21/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$200|easy|As a symbol of her power, Egypt's Queen Hatshepsut wore a beard & had artists depict her as this|a man
28/10/2010|Jeopardy!|STATE MASHUPS BY CITIES|$200|easy|Des Moines plus Walla Walla|IoWashington
05/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|JANE FONDA FILM ROLES|$1200|hard|TV reporter Kimberly Wells|The China Syndrome
02/01/2008|Jeopardy!|IT'S ON THE TIP OF MY TONGUE|$400|easy|Singing this way...  Like Tyrolean mountaineers...  Going from ordinary voice to falsetto & back...  It's right there...|yodeling
07/11/1995|Jeopardy!|LEADING 'ROLL's|$100|easy|Some people use spray deodorants, but many conservationists prefer this non-aerosol kind|roll-on
09/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$800|hard|In an exception to the norm, Co, cobalt, atomic number 27, is heavier than this element, Ni, atomic number 28|nickel
09/07/2009|Jeopardy!|SOUVENIRS|$400|easy|A green foam crown with 7 points is a popular souvenir of this national monument|the Statue of Liberty
22/12/2000|Jeopardy!|BOOKS ABOUT PRESIDENTS|$500|medium|'The Quiet President'|Calvin Coolidge
06/09/2002|Jeopardy!|RANDOM STUFF|$400|easy|'He was doing jumping jacks yesterday', said George W. Bush, downplaying this man's heart problems|Dick Cheney
11/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ONCE UPON A NOVEMBER|$400|easy|This canal between the Arabian desert & the Sinai peninsula formally opened Nov. 17, 1869|the Suez Canal
20/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LET ME MAKE A PREDICTION|$2000|hard|This seer became a celebrity in the 1960s after she predicted that a Democrat would win the White House but die in office|(Jeane) Dixon
04/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I SAID 'NO', 'NO', 'NO'|$1200|hard|Name shared by twin border cities of the U.S. & Mexico just south of Tucson|Nogales
28/02/2006|Jeopardy!|PRIMATES|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reads with two primates from the Duke U. Primate Center in Durham, NC.)  The Duke University Primate Center studies primates often neglected by evolution research: they evolved before monkeys & apes, so they aren't called simians, but these|prosimians
04/11/1991|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS|$200|easy|Noted for its investigative reporting, it was founded in 1877 as an organ of the Democratic party|The Washington Post
16/05/2008|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$200|easy|In 1903 the first pack of this brand carried the line 'for educational color work'|Crayola
15/06/2006|Jeopardy!|DANCE DANCE REVOLUTION|$600|medium|The name of this stately dance popular in the 17th & 18th centuries is from the French for 'small'|the minuet
27/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|19TH CENTURY NOVELISTS|$1000|hard|In 1826 this future British prime minister published his first novel, 'Vivian Grey'|Benjamin Disraeli
04/09/2002|Jeopardy!|CONSTITUTIONAL POWERS OF CONGRESS|$1000|hard|Congress can do this, but by the 27th Amendment it can't take effect until after the next election|give themsleves a raise
23/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FRUITS IN FRENCH|$1600|hard|Poire|pear
08/12/1999|Jeopardy!|WINE & CHEESE|$100|easy|It's Gouda to know that Gouda & Edam are cheeses from this country|Netherlands (Holland)
10/11/2011|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN GEOGRAPHY|$2000|hard|Ports on this bay include Bilbao, Spain & Bayonne, France|the Bay of Biscay
24/11/1997|Jeopardy!|DOC TALK|$200|easy|Meaning a feeding apparatus, IV stands for this|Intravenously
10/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECTORS & THEIR FILMS|$1200|hard|Near the commencement of his career, he directed 'The Graduate'|(Mike) Nichols
04/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHO PLAYED 'EM?|$200|easy|Moses & Ben-Hur|Charlton Heston
12/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'B's|$400|easy|This is the thin-sliced, salted & dried back & sides of the hog|bacon
14/01/2010|Jeopardy!|L-M-N|$600|medium|Books from this kids' author include 'The Grim Grotto' & 'The Vile Village'|Lemony Snicket
08/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE YEAR|$400|easy|Year in which Plymouth Colony was founded|1620
30/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE A PILL|$1600|hard|Pravastatin aims to block your body's ability to make this|cholesterol
14/12/2007|Jeopardy!|PIE-POURRI|$200|easy|Betty Crocker has a recipe for rhubarb pie topped with this fluff made from egg whites|meringue
08/12/1999|Jeopardy!|THE CINEMA|$400|easy|The music of Ritchie Valens was performed by Los Lobos in this 1987 biography of the rock star|La Bamba
28/04/2009|Jeopardy!|'B' FORE & AFTER|$600|medium|Place to enjoy a pint of the local|brewpub
26/02/2009|Jeopardy!|SO LONG|$400|easy|These 2 states got their names from the 2 longest rivers in the United States|Missouri & Mississippi
27/04/2005|Jeopardy!|SINGERS ALSO KNOWN AS|$400|easy|A member of the Monkees, this lanky gent is the one whose real first name is Robert|Nesmith
15/04/1999|Jeopardy!|THE STATE I'M IN|$200|easy|Anaconda, Billings, Helena|Montana
20/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN AMERICANS|$600|medium|The late Ron Brown was the first black American to head this cabinet department|Commerce
17/01/1991|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL COAT-OF-ARMS|$200|easy|The ship on Grenada's coat-of-arms represents this explorer who discovered the island in 1498|Christopher Columbus
04/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GETTING ATTACHED|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from horseback in Grand Teton Nat'l Park, Wyoming.)  On the Western saddle, a cowboy can attach his lariat to the high one of these parts, also called the horn|a pommel
18/10/2002|Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$600|medium|Pertussis & tuberculosis are caused by bacteria; measles & rubella are caused by these|viruses
14/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE STARS ARE OUT ON BROADWAY|$2000|hard|You talkin' to him?  He starred in 'Cuba and His Teddy Bear' in 1986; 14 years later, he'd deal with a Focker|Robert De Niro
03/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|JUST SHOOT ME|$200|easy|Gum-chewers might know this is the weapon seen here|a bazooka
10/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$1600|hard|In 2011 she returned to TV with a reality series about her efforts to run a macadamia farm in Hawaii|Roseanne
07/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OF PISA|$400|easy|Pisa proudly proclaims itself the birthplace of this scientist in 1564|Galileo
11/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|“SOUTH”|$400|easy|Until 1963, Studebakers were made in this Indiana city|South Bend
13/07/2006|Jeopardy!|THE BARD WRITES|$1000|hard|'A jest's prosperity lies in the ear of him that hears it, never in' this part 'of him that makes it'|the tongue
12/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SPEAK OF THE DICKENS!|$1600|hard|'Night is generally my time for walking', begins Dickens' novel about this title store|The Old Curiosity Shop
16/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'G' MOVIES|$800|hard|1968: John Wayne leads a Special Forces unit|The Green Berets
04/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN CURRENCY|$200|easy|This German currency was once a unit of weight, equaling about 8 ounces|the Mark
17/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ASSOCIATIONS|$1600|hard|This inventor's association for the deaf is on Volta Place in Washington, D.C.|Alexander Graham Bell
17/06/2004|Jeopardy!|JEOPARDY! OF FORTUNE|$200|easy|Microsoft Head Honcho|Bill Gates
07/02/2003|Jeopardy!|SAME FIRST & LAST LETTER|$1000|hard|Word for Ted Kennedy's politics, a generous serving of food or a city in Kansas|Liberal
16/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GET MOVING|$2000|hard|Small bundles, or the 19th c. ships that innovatively sailed on a fixed schedule|packets
17/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITAL NICKNAMES|$800|hard|It's the 'Golden City' of the 'Golden State'|Sacramento
21/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE 19-AUGHTS|$1000|hard|Radio pioneer Lee De Forest is seen here with his Audion, this type of tube which he patented in 1907|Vacuum tube
19/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE RIVER RHINE|$2000|hard|This cliff on the Rhine near Koblenz bears the name of a siren said to lure boatmen to their doom there|Lorelei
05/05/2011|Jeopardy!|CINCO DE MAYO BIRTHDAYS|$600|medium|Born May 5, 1919, Giorgios Papadopoulos became dictator of this country in 1967|Greece
17/05/2000|Final Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|None|None|In Homer, Athena takes the form of this old friend of Odysseus to advise Odysseus' young son|Mentor
23/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE LOOKING OUT FOR US|$800|hard|The 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron is known alliteratively as these 'hunters'|hurricane hunters
13/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE THINGS YOU SAY!|$400|easy|Profound utterances are called these marine gems 'of wisdom'|pearls
05/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$400|easy|The lowest possible temperature is designated by zero K, or by this phrase|Absolute zero
20/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WHO WON THE OSCAR?|$600|medium|Brad Pitt, for '12 Monkeys'; James Cromwell, for 'Babe'; Kevin Spacey, for 'The Usual Suspects'|Kevin Spacey
04/05/1990|Jeopardy!|WORLD LITERATURE|$500|medium|Nationality of the woman who created Hans Brinker|American (Mary Mapes Dodge)
26/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$400|easy|In 1895 this queen was imprisoned in Hawaii's Iolani Palace, where she once ruled|Lili'uokalani
19/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$600|medium|Located on the Continental Divide, Glacier National Park is in this state|Montana
04/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HEAVY METALLURGY|$800|hard|Metal can be recovered from a solution by this process, also the name of a hair-removal method|electrolysis
03/03/1997|Jeopardy!|HORSE HODGEPODGE|$400|easy|This 2-wheeled carriage pulled by a horse in a harness race has a 'moody' name|Sulky
21/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'SOUTHERN' COMFORT|$2000|hard|Both Martin Luther King Jr. & his son have headed this organization, the SCLC|the Southern Christian Leadership Conference
16/04/2008|Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL FRONTMEN|$1000|hard|Adam Levine|Maroon 5
22/09/1999|Jeopardy!|ACCESSORIZING|$200|easy|A string of the black or Tahitian type of these is particularly striking|Pearls
23/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|VENOMOUS ARTHROPODS|$1200|hard|The potter, a solitary species of this insect, hunts only caterpillars|wasp
31/01/2000|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$400|easy|A man weighing 210 pounds is said in Great Britain to weigh 15 of these|Stones
12/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|30 YEARS AGO: SEPTEMBER 1967|$600|medium|On Sept. 6 this French president arrived in Poland on one of his first visits to an east European communist nation|Charles de Gaulle
11/11/2002|Jeopardy!|AWARDS & HONORS|$200|easy|The Palme d'Or is presented at this French film festival|Cannes Film Festival
02/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SENATORIAL SUCCESSORS|$1600|hard|2002: Follows North Carolina's Jesse Helms|Elizabeth Dole
10/04/2000|Jeopardy!|'R' TOWN|$400|easy|This Georgia city was founded in 1834 on a site that had 7 hills|Rome
18/06/2009|Jeopardy!|(WHOOPS)|$800|hard|An orbiter destined for this planet was lost in 1999 due to confusion between metric & American measurements|Mars
23/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ROLE|$600|medium|Doctor portrayed on film by Elliott Gould & on TV by Wayne Rogers & Pernell Roberts|Trapper John
17/12/2004|Jeopardy!|NEXT STOP, VENUS|$600|medium|With few exceptions all specified surface features of Venus are appropriately named after these|women
05/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COMMON ABBREVIATIONS|$800|hard|Plan for your golden years by putting money in an IRA, one of these|an individual retirement account
18/11/1992|Jeopardy!|THE CENSUS|$200|easy|This large, untaxed group was counted for the first time in the 1860 census|Indians
05/12/2002|Jeopardy!|MUSIC'S MISSING LINKS|$600|medium|Heartbreak ____ California|Hotel
19/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'E' HARMONY|$2000|hard|It's actually a vast 4 million-square-mile peninsula of an even more vast land mass|Europe
22/04/2008|Jeopardy!|MELROSE PLACE|$600|medium|Prior to 'According to Jim', she spent several seasons on 'Melrose' as Alison Parker|Courtney Thorne-Smith
12/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1800s|$800|hard|Though the U.S. won the war, it still paid this country more than $18 million for the land it took in the 1840s|Mexico
12/12/2008|Jeopardy!|IT'S GOT GROOVE|$1000|hard|Can't keep my feet from tapping to 'I'm Your Boogie Man' by this group, fittingly formed in the Sunshine State|KC & The Sunshine Band
16/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$1600|hard|In the 1950s this Finnish-born architect designed the U.S. Embassy in Oslo|(Eero) Saarinen
03/12/2008|Jeopardy!|THEIR FIRST TOP 40 POP HIT|$600|medium|'Evil Ways' (1970)|Santana
08/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHO CREATED THEM?|$400|easy|Arthur Gordon Pym, Madeline & Roderick Usher|Edgar Allan Poe
17/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$800|hard|This company first marketed tires under the Allstate brand; insurance followed in 1931|Sears Roebuck
28/12/2007|Jeopardy!|ON BROADWAY|$200|easy|2 snuggly, cute characters in 'Avenue Q' aren't called the 'Bad News' these but the 'Bad Idea' these|Bears
21/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF CHEMISTRY|$100|easy|Chemist Frederick Soddy came up with this term for atoms having the same nuclear charge but different masses|isotopes
08/11/2011|Final Jeopardy!|18th CENTURY AUTHORS|None|None|In a poem he named himself Cadenus, an anagram of Decanus, or 'Dean'|Jonathan Swift
28/01/2004|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY TIME|$200|easy|It's the country where you'll find a theatre, library & rose garden all named for Grace Kelly|Monaco
09/10/2006|Jeopardy!|COMPUTER SPEAK|$800|hard|This word meaning to deal a blow is now a word for one look at a website|a hit
15/01/1996|Jeopardy!|THE 1840s|$500|medium|Completed in 1849, the chain bridge over this river linked the cities of Buda and Pest|Danube
27/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL EUROPE|$1000|hard|While in this city, stop by its beautiful Boboli Gardens behind the Pitti Palace for a picnic lunch|Florence
20/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$400|easy|Because of these law enforcement officers there, the Yukon gold rush was one of the most orderly in history|Mounties
04/03/2011|Jeopardy!|A REPORTER'S BASIC QUESTIONS|$200|easy|In a Dr. Seuss title, Horton hears him|a Who
23/01/2012|Jeopardy!|CONSTELLATION TRANSLATION|$1000|hard|Dragon (not 'Athenian statesman ')|Draco
28/04/2010|Jeopardy!|SPORTS EQUIPMENT|$600|medium|It can be a type of shoe or a type of golf club for lofting the ball, especially out of sand traps|a wedge
21/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER AT THE MOVIES|$1600|hard|Police detective Callahan enrolls at Hogwarts in search of a magical rock|Dirty Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
23/10/2007|Jeopardy!|'V' ME|$600|medium|In Catholicism, this type of minor sin doesn't deprive you of divine grace|venial
25/11/2011|Jeopardy!|IT'S THE HUMILITY|$2000|hard|In 2011 this politician said he didn't deserve the honor of having the Wilmington, Del. train station named after him|Joe Biden
04/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GO FIGURE|$1200|hard|3 x 7 x 11|231
03/12/1997|Jeopardy!|GENESIS|$400|easy|God made a covenant with this son of Terah|Abraham
16/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HOW OFTEN DOES IT HAPPEN?|$200|easy|Fortnightly|Every 2 weeks
07/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THERE SHE IS|$1600|hard|Seen here, she married Henry VIII in 1533|Anne Boleyn
31/05/2007|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$200|easy|The price of this iconic American item hasn't had a low rise; the low-rise type are $88 at Victoria's Secret|jeans
14/03/1990|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$500|medium|The most densely populated state; every one of this middle Atlantic state's 21 counties has over 50,000 people|New Jersey
26/03/1999|Jeopardy!|JEFF GOLDBLUM FILMS|$500|medium|Alien Jeff Goldblum finds love with Valley Girl Geena Davis in this wacky 1989 musical|Earth Girls Are Easy
04/05/2011|Jeopardy!|AN APPLE FOR TEACHER|$600|medium|You can bob for apples because they're 25% this, which allows them to float|air
18/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SONG LYRICS|$600|medium|'I like New York in' this month, 'How about you?'|June
06/11/2001|Jeopardy!|ALONG CAME A SPIDER|$400|easy|Spiders belong to this class named for a Lydian maiden who was transformed by Athena into a spider|arachnids
22/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$400|easy|To find gas and oil, geologists may set off an explosion & measure the waves using this instrument|a seismograph
30/06/2010|Jeopardy!|I'M SEEING COLORS|$800|hard|Dresden or cobalt|blue
15/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|This country's Chatham Islands are inhabited primarily by Maoris|New Zealand
27/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|YACHTS|$600|medium|The Santana, not the 'African Queen' was this actor's favorite yacht|Humphrey Bogart
23/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ALL LIT UP|$400|easy|This 'Little' children's classic begins 'Chug, chug, chug.  Puff, puff, puff.  Ding-dong, ding-dong'|The Little Engine That Could
11/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$400|easy|This scientist's collection at the Jewish National & University Library in Jerusalem includes a lot of limericks|Einstein
29/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TALES OF E.T.A. HOFFMANN|$2000|hard|A Hoffmann tale title lost the words 'And The Mouse King' when it became this Tchaikovsky ballet|The Nutcracker
19/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S YOUR BEEF?|$800|hard|A New England boiled dinner is traditionally made with this cured deli meat|corned beef
05/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ELECTRONICS|$1000|hard|Electronic circuit signals may be classified as analog or this|Digital
22/05/1997|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYME HEADLINES|$100|easy|This animal 'Jumps Over Moon; Scientists Amazed; Dog Laughs'|Cow
14/10/1997|Jeopardy!|ATHLETES|$400|easy|World champion runner Hassiba Boulmerka of this north African country has been denounced for showing her legs|Algeria
08/10/2002|Jeopardy!|CAPITAL TOURISM|$200|easy|A huge monolith featuring 121 carved figures adorns Vigeland Sculpture Park in this Norwegian capital|Oslo
03/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$1500|hard|On April 6, 1841, 1 month after being sworn in as vice president, he took the presidential oath of office|John Tyler
05/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PERSONAL PRODUCTS|$1000|hard|In 1948 Bristol-Myers added antacids to aspirin & created this product|Bufferin
03/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'C' IN SCIENCE|$1600|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew finds some enormous turtles.)  This word, derived from Spanish, refers to the upper part of a turtle's shell|a carapace
12/01/2006|Jeopardy!|EASILY IMITATED|$400|easy|'Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read'|Groucho Marx
09/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|'ROUND MIDNIGHT|$400|easy|In 1861 this poet wrote about 'The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere'|Longfellow
17/03/2004|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE AN IRISH COUNTY|$400|easy|'de Lune' or Danes|Claire
25/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$1000|hard|The mother of this founding father's illegitimate son William has never been identified|Benjamin Franklin
15/02/2000|Jeopardy!|TRICKY QUESTIONS|$500|medium|The brother-in-law of your mother's unmarried only sister is this relative to you|father
08/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LANDMARK CINEMA VILLAINS|$800|hard|As Regan in this film, Linda Blair evinced evil trapped in the body of a 12-year-old girl|The Exorcist
22/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|REARRANGE 'EM|$400|easy|Hopefully you're a dynamo on this day of the week|Monday (from dynamo)
29/04/2005|Jeopardy!|THAT'S ELEMENT-ARY|$400|easy|The name of this noble gas comes in part from the Greek for 'sun'|helium
07/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ANDREW JACKSON'S HERMITAGE|$100|easy|During his last months of life, Jackson was troubled by the low price of this, the Hermitage's cash crop|cotton
27/11/1998|Jeopardy!|LEIGH-ANNE TOURS L.A.|$200|easy|On her way downtown, Leigh-Anne hung out on this school's campus (Trojan statue)|University of Southern California
27/09/2007|Final Jeopardy!|MEN OF MEDICINE|None|None|After giving birth in Paris, American Marjorie Karmel wrote 'Thank You' him & co-founded an orgianization now named for him|Fernand Lamaze
23/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR GREEK EQUIVALENT|$2000|hard|Faunus|Pan
25/02/2003|Jeopardy!|PASTA GLOSSARY|$200|easy|A very thin pasta, capelli d'angelo means angel this|hair
21/04/1999|Jeopardy!|OH, DADDY!|$800|hard|The name of this '50s TV show came from a phrase used in Danny Thomas' house when he returned from the road|Make Room for Daddy
23/12/2005|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL PASTIMES|$400|easy|In good weather, John Quincy Adams liked to spend his mornings skinny-dipping in this river|the Potomac
22/04/2003|Jeopardy!|1980s CINEPLEX|$600|medium|Jeremy Irons played twin gynecologists in this 1988 David Cronenberg film|Dead Ringers
14/06/2010|Jeopardy!|LITERARY STUPID ANSWERS|$600|medium|This sequel to 'Love Story' tells of Oliver's life in the years following Jenny's death|Oliver's Story
29/02/2008|Jeopardy!|RATED 'R'|$600|medium|One of these jobs can be grain or grim; don't fear it!|a reaper
18/11/2008|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$1000|hard|Feathers from a chicken, a violin (sometimes), eyebrows|things you pluck
05/06/2008|Jeopardy!|CASING YOUR STATE|$400|easy|A then 1 1/2-mile horse race was inaugurated in this state in 1875; Aristides won by 2 lengths|Kentucky
06/04/2007|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC QUOTATIONS|$800|hard|Fritz Hollings, 1983: If the Marines are 'there to fight, then there are far too few. If...there to be killed, there are far too many'|Lebanon
30/06/2010|Jeopardy!|I'M SEEING COLORS|$1000|hard|Slate or mouse|gray
22/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD COINS|$800|hard|In 1999 the Cook Islands issued a half dollar coin featuring this Jim Davis comic strip title character|Garfield
19/09/2002|Jeopardy!|POP PRINCES & PRINCESSES|$600|medium|Smile when you say this stage name of Colleen Fitzpatrick, singer of the hits 'Smile' & 'Graduation (Friends Forever)'|Vitamin C
21/06/2001|Jeopardy!|NEW SUPERHEROES|$200|easy|Many children have grappled with the riddle of why this superhero wears red suspenders|Fireman
17/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|VAULT DISNEY|$600|medium|King Louie is the scatting leader of the monkeys in this 1967 animated film|The Jungle Book
07/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|DOC TALK|$1600|hard|An LFT tests the function of this organ|the liver
12/12/2001|Jeopardy!|I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HUN|$200|easy|Encarta calls him 'the most renowned Hun leader'|Attila
10/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ON...|$1200|hard|To be undecided or uncommitted is to be on this, maybe between 2 adjoining properties|on the fence
26/02/2008|Jeopardy!|AUTO HAIKU|$200|easy|6-speed transmission / There's no bull in its Taurus / Dearborn Rock City|Ford
09/05/2006|Jeopardy!|IN NEED OF A DATE|$400|easy|Billions of mourners worldwide watched Princess Diana's funeral on Sept. 6 of this year|1997
20/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'B' ACTORS|$800|hard|I kid you not!  In 1972 he brought his famous role to TV, starring in a sitcom version of 'Anna and the King'|Yul Brynner
16/02/2007|Jeopardy!|MEASUREMENT|$400|easy|Dixie designates its 7-this cup a 'Quick Drink' & its 16-this cup a 'Big Thirst'|ounce
08/03/2001|Jeopardy!|SYRUPTITIOUS|$200|easy|She's the 'syrupy' mrs. seen here:|Mrs. Butterworth
02/03/1999|Jeopardy!|FRENCH MENU|$300|easy|Bifteck|Steak
19/07/1999|Jeopardy!|E BEFORE I|$500|medium|He's the Greek god of horses & earthquakes, as well as waters|Poseidon
29/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IF IT'S TUESDAY...|$1000|hard|If it's Hari Selasa on Sumatra, you're speaking this official language|Indonesian
11/01/2007|Jeopardy!|WELL, YOU 'NO'|$1000|hard|Warren Harding campaigned on the slogan 'Return to' this|normalcy
10/03/2011|Jeopardy!|DESSERT ITEMS|$200|easy|This cookie brand was marketed as a sandwich in 1921 to emphasize it could come apart & be eaten icing first|Oreo
15/03/2007|Jeopardy!|ALL BARK|$400|easy|Due to excessive logging, Lebanon established the Al-Shouf Reserve for these trees in 1997|cedars
22/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC FOREIGN FILMS|$400|easy|The uncut version of this Russian epic based on a Tolstoy novel is more than 8 hours long|War and Peace
30/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows a slide of a painting.)  Arcimboldo portraits, using non-human elements, anticipate by 350 years this movement, founded in the 1920s|Surrealism
12/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NEW -OLOGIES|$800|hard|If you avidly follow Latin American soccer, you're gaining knowledge in this area|futbology
11/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|WILD WEST|$1000|hard|It ran 2,000 miles, from Independence, Missouri to Oregon City, Oregon|the Oregon Trail
18/02/2010|Jeopardy!|CHEERY 'O's|$800|hard|The cheerful sound of this simple wind instrument is heard here|an ocarina
10/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S ON THE BRITISH THRONE?|$1000|hard|Jamestown, Virginia founded|James I
09/12/2008|Jeopardy!|NEW WORDS IN THE OED|$200|easy|A childish word for something that gives kids security as well as warmth|a blankie
12/12/1996|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$300|easy|The most frequent sketch on this series was 'Mr. Bill' with 24 appearances|Saturday Night Live
14/11/1990|Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$500|medium|In 1609 & 1619 this German astronomer published his 3 laws of planetary motion|(Johannes) Kepler
03/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AN ATTEMPT AT ALLITERATION|$800|hard|Pure poet, liked Lincoln, suffered stroke, lovely 'leaves'|Walt Whitman
25/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS FROM CHINESE|$400|easy|'Man herb', an aromatic root used medicinally|ginseng
27/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$600|medium|In 1905 he celebrated St. Patrick's Day by marrying one of his distant cousins|Franklin D. Roosevelt
23/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DID YOU PLANET THAT WAY?|$800|hard|Its moon Ganymede is the largest in the solar system|Jupiter
28/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FAR EAST MOVEMENT|$1200|hard|Japan's Satsuma Rebellion of the 1870s was the last attempt by this warrior class to regain its privileges|the samurai
19/02/1990|Final Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY|None|None|Crassus, Julius Caesar & this man formed the 1st Triumvirate|Pompey
24/03/2009|Jeopardy!|VEGAS FILMS|$600|medium|The title of this 2008 Cameron Diaz-Ashton Kutcher film was inspired by a Sin City slogan|What Happens in Vegas
28/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN MOVIES|$400|easy|George McFly, Dr. Emmett Brown, Biff Tannen|Back to the Future
01/02/1999|Jeopardy!|THE QUEEN'S ENGLISH|$200|easy|A dustman doesn't put you to sleep, he collects this|Garbage
09/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE MERRIE OLDE ENGLAND|$1200|hard|This largest city in New Hampshire is 'united' in being a leading financial & manufacturing center|Manchester
13/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER VERBS|$800|hard|'And when two lovers woo they still say 'I love you' on that you can' do this|rely
28/10/2002|Jeopardy!|'GIRL' MOVIES|$800|hard|1994: With Drew Barrymore, Mary Stuart Masterson, Andie MacDowell & Madeleine Stowe|Bad Girls
30/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|3 OR MORE WIVES|$2000|hard|Melissa Lee Gatlin, Toni Lawrence, Cynda Williams, Pietra Dawn Cherniak, Angelina Jolie|Billy Bob Thornton
23/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MATHEMATICS|$1200|hard|Number of inches in half a yard|18
13/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|EXPEDITION WEEK|$2500|hard|'When Crocs Ate Dinos' takes us to this period, named for chalk cliffs, the dinosaurs' final period|the Cretaceous period
14/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH ROYALTY|$600|medium|On January 30, 1649 this English king lost his head, literally|Charles I
21/09/2006|Jeopardy!|CHURCHES & CATHEDRALS|$200|easy|At least 10 architects worked on this church after Pope Julius II decided to rebuild it in 1506|St. Peter's Cathedral (in Rome)
06/11/1991|Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$400|easy|Found in the tomb of Fu Hao, a consort of Wu Ding, were 7,000 cowrie shells, used at the time as this|Money
12/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HELPING HANDS MONKEYS|$800|hard|A non-profit since 1979, Helping Hands used to teach monkeys to play these 12-inch objects; now they play CDs instead|records
15/11/1989|Jeopardy!|JOURNALISM|$500|medium|Born in Hungary, he ran the St. Louis Post-Dispatch before buying the New York World|Joseph Pulitzer
17/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GIRLY MOVIES|$1600|hard|Jessica Lange got a lobotomy in this 1982 biopic detailing one of Tinseltown's saddest starlet stories|Frances
12/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CANADIAN CAPITALS|$200|easy|This Alberta capital is called the Gateway to the North|Edmonton
02/02/2004|Jeopardy!|TV PILOTS|$400|easy|On this series test pilot Steve Austin is critically injured in a plane crash|The Six Million Dollar Man
30/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE YOU WERE BORN|$200|easy|This war that began in the 1950s was widely protested in the 1960s & 1970s|the Vietnam War
22/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN ANCIENT ROMANS|$200|easy|Whether it was integral or differential, it was hard to understand the math this guy would spout|Calculus
08/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT ANIMALS|$1200|hard|The 'mute' type of this graceful waterfowl isn't really silent: it hisses, grunts & even makes snoring sounds|swan
02/04/1996|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. CITY NAME ORIGINS|None|None|Frederick, Maryland was named for the 6th Baron this|Baltimore (the Barons Baltimore; the Calvert family)
28/06/2011|Jeopardy!|OUT OF JAIL|$1000|hard|This former professor & L.S.D. advocate escaped from a California jail in September of 1970 & lived on the run for years|(Timothy) Leary
27/02/2001|Jeopardy!|DEVILISH MOVIES|$200|easy|Poor little Regan MacNeil is possessed by the devil in this 1973 classic|The Exorcist
26/03/1999|Jeopardy!|EPITAPHS|$500|medium|'Man of 1000 Voices'|Mel Blanc
08/04/2009|Jeopardy!|WORDS FROM PLACES|$200|easy|This type of formal clothing for men is named for a town in New York|a tuxedo
03/12/1998|Jeopardy!|300 YEARS AGO|$300|easy|This architect who rebuilt London after the Great Fire of 1666 saw his work on Whitehall Palace burned in 1698|Sir Christopher Wren
21/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE FREN'CH'|$1200|hard|This radicchio relative can be dried, roasted & used as a substitute for coffee|chicory
16/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PASSING TIME ON CAMPUS|$800|hard|Impress friends by memorizing all the Canadian provinical capitals including this capital of Manitoba|Winnipeg
19/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AND THE 'REST'|$800|hard|2-word medical condition describing an abrupt cessation of heartbeat|Cardiac arrest
30/11/2010|Jeopardy!|SONGS ON TV SHOWS|$1000|hard|Vonda Shepard regularly appeared on this Fox show as a singer at the local Boston watering hole|Ally McBeal
04/10/2006|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE HISTORY!|$400|easy|This fighter for a woman's right to vote died in 1906, 14 years before the 19th Amendment made her dream a reality|Susan B. Anthony
06/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TV ROLL CALL|$800|hard|Cousin Pearl, Mr. Drysdale, Elly May|The Beverly Hillbillies
26/03/1990|Jeopardy!|MOVIE MUSICALS|$500|medium|This Russian composer was portrayed by Jean-Pierre Aumont in 1947's 'Song Of Scheherazade'|Rimsky-Korsakov
05/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$1000|hard|She took over Nicaragua's La Prensa newspaper after her husband's assassination|Violetta Chamorro
17/11/2008|Jeopardy!|YOU GIVE ME THE BLUES|$1000|hard|This French expression of surprise or alarm is literally 'holy blue'|sacre bleu
25/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NIGHT WATCH|$2000|hard|June 6, 2012: At sunset, watch this planet make a transit across the sun--only the 8th since the invention of the telescope|Venus
25/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SHEER CHAOS|$1000|hard|What Bush accused Gore of using, it's an actual branch of mathematics that acknowledges imprecision|fuzzy math
08/12/2010|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE ALIASES|$600|medium|In an 1844 novel, Edmond Dantes disguises himself as Abbe Busoni & this title noble|the Count of Monte Cristo
28/03/2000|Jeopardy!|THE BRONZE AGE|$200|easy|Oliver Stone has one of these medals first created by executive order on February 4, 1944|Bronze Star
08/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$1600|hard|'Dear John' & 'The Last Song' are among his bestsellers that have been turned into films|Nicholas Sparks
04/12/2009|Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$400|easy|Sculptures of his at the Musee d'Orsay include 'Balzac' & 'L'hiver'|Rodin
19/01/2005|Jeopardy!|CHERCHEZ LA FEMME|$1000|hard|P.D. James, P.G. Wodehouse, P.J. O'Rourke|P.D. James
24/09/2008|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH FEB, TREBEK|$1000|hard|Before a correction to the calendar in 1752, Washington's birthday was February 11; today it's this|February 22nd
05/12/1997|Jeopardy!|CLEOPATRA|$500|medium|To impress Antony with her extravagance, Cleo dropped 2 of these mollusk gems in wine & drank them|Pearls
09/03/2004|Jeopardy!|DRAGONS|$400|easy|In this novel, Bilbo Baggins, Gandalf & 13 dwarves reclaim Lonely Mountain & its riches from the dragon Smaug|The Hobbit
17/11/1987|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$300|easy|This word for pal is said to be Oxford University slang for chamberfellow; a roommate|chum
10/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ACTOR-DIRECTORS|$600|medium|Penny Marshall's real first name is Carole; she was named for this film star of the 1930s|Carole Lombard
29/06/2000|Final Jeopardy!|BRITISH LITERATURE|None|None|This 1901 novel named for its hero opens at the Lahore Museum|Kim
25/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'Z'OWEE!|$1200|hard|Wearing the traditional garb of his people, a chief of this 8 million strong group is seen here|Zulu
25/02/2010|Jeopardy!|VEAL OR NO VEAL|$600|medium|The New York Times Cook Book's recipe for this Greek dish of ground meat & eggplant calls for lamb or beef, not veal|moussaka
17/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$1000|hard|In 1921 this behavioral psychologist known for his anti-Freud stance went into advertising|John Broadus Watson
20/07/1999|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED STATE CAPITALS|$300|easy|Rent not|Trenton
15/06/2005|Jeopardy!|THE DREADED OPRAH CATEGORY|$200|easy|Saleswoman Oprah has tote bags specially for the items you saw on this popular segment of her show|Oprah's Book Club
08/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WHICH CAME FIRST?|$400|easy|The Tony, The Grammy, The Oscar,  The Emmy|The Oscar
14/07/1997|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT ROME|$500|medium|The Roman home was built around this spacious hall that had an opening in the roof to let in air & light|Atrium
22/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$800|hard|It was this part of his wife's body that Wilhelm Roentgen X-rayed first|Hand
25/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SCOTTISH HISTORY|$2000|hard|Pavement inventor John McAdam was nicknamed the 'Colossus of' these (& spell it so we know what you mean)|R-O-A-D-S
19/11/2009|Jeopardy!|AGENTS & MANAGERS|$200|easy|Fittingly, in 4 films Ronald Reagan played Brass Bancroft, one of these agents who guard the U.S. president|the Secret Service
01/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPELL-BOUND FOR BROADWAY|$400|easy|This dairyman ponders what it would be like 'if I were a rich man'|T-E-V-Y-E
12/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BALLS|$1200|hard|A target ball called a 'pallino' is thrown first in this Italian ball game|bocce
18/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE TRUTH IS OUT THERE|$1200|hard|The statement that this medium is 'truth 24 times a second' is attributed to Jean-Luc Godard|cinema (or film)
16/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PO BOYS|$400|easy|This fashion designer who gave women the power suit was born in Piacenza, a city on the south bank of the Po River|Giorgio Armani
02/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WE GOTTA BLAME SOMEBODY|$400|easy|In a famous novel, he takes the blame when Becky Thatcher tears the schoolmaster's book|Tom Sawyer
05/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FORMER PLACE NAMES|$800|hard|What was once East Pakistan is today this country|Bangladesh
25/05/2001|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER 1989?|$400|easy|Echoing sports cars of the past, Mazda introduced this 2-seat roadster|Miata
18/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|ANY FIRST WORDS?|$800|hard|Aussies are familiar with this term for native inhabitants that once referred to pre-Roman Italians|aborigines
20/09/2007|Jeopardy!|CATCHING SOME 'Z's|$600|medium|2-word term for the weightlessness experienced by astronauts in orbit|zero gravity
05/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PUBERTY RITUALS|$400|easy|This ceremony marks a Jewish boy's entry into manhood|a bar mitzvah
24/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|POEMS ON POETS|$2000|hard|This romantic poet was really not clairvoyant / In 1822 / He put 'Hellas' into view / But we wish he was more buoyant|Shelley
31/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MANY MOONS|$2700|hard|Its moon Charon is about half its size|Pluto
27/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL BOOKS|$200|easy|In 1896 Woodrow Wilson published a book on this man who was president in 1796|George Washington
11/07/2000|Jeopardy!|MOTHER GOOSE|$300|easy|He 'Kissed the girls and made them cry' & ran away 'when the boys came out to play'|Georgie Porgie
02/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$1600|hard|Gustav Kirchhoff & Robert Bunsen used this prismed 'scope' to see the bands of colored light each element produced|a spectroscope
01/02/2010|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE FADS|$800|hard|In the 1980s groups of students started forming circles & kicking these little bags back & forth|hackysacks
12/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|IBSEN|$800|hard|Son of a British consul, he wrote the music for a production of Ibsen's 'Peer Gynt' |Edward Grieg
17/07/2006|Jeopardy!|12-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|This curry-flavored soup takes its name from the Tamil for 'pepper water'|mulligatawny
16/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S SPICE IT UP A BIT|$2600|hard|Hungarian chemist Albert Szent-Gyorgyi was the first to isolate vitamin C from the pods of this spice|paprika
03/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$1600|hard|Yes, we have piranhas in the Parana, the river that flows into this Uruguayan-Argentine estuary|the Rio de la Plata
04/07/2002|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED U.S. CITIES|$600|medium|You auto know it: I ROTTED|Detroit
22/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE AUTHOR|$800|hard|''All for one and one for all!'  'Excellent!' cried D'Artagnan'|(Alexandre) Dumas
22/04/2005|Jeopardy!|HITCHCOCK MOVIE QUOTES|$400|easy|'A murderer would never parade his crime in front of an open window'|Rear Window
20/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ADDICTED TO ADJECTIVES|$1200|hard|This title adjective describes the character Marietta in a Victor Herbert operetta|naughty
05/04/2001|Jeopardy!|WE GET LETTERS|$400|easy|Denoting nasalized pronounciation, the tilde mark is placed over this letter in Spanish|N
13/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE TRANSLATIONS|$400|easy|Hong Kong titled the second movie about this creature 'I May Be A Pig, But I Am Not Stupid'|Babe
23/03/2011|Jeopardy!|WE ALL NEED A 'FRIEND'|$600|medium|'Meteorological' acquaintance who only hangs out with you when things are good|fair-weather friend
24/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BYRON|$1200|hard|This church refused to accept Byron's body for burial in 1824, but a memorial to him was placed on its floor in 1969|Westminster Abbey
05/04/1999|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYMES|$200|easy|Some believe that these 2 pail fetchers actually represent Cardinal Wolsey & Bishop Tarbes|Jack & Jill
17/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION|$600|medium|The 'little' cocktail dress of this color has been in fashion most of the century|black
07/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$200|easy|Billy Graham presided over his funeral services April 27, 1994 in Yorba Linda, California|Richard Nixon
17/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|JACQUES IN THE BOX|$800|hard|On July 14, 2002 he was shot at while riding in a Paris parade celebrating Bastille Day|(Jacques) Chirac
18/11/1993|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$200|easy|Alligator pear is another term for this|Avocado
04/06/2001|Jeopardy!|WHAT A TOOL|$100|easy|Dead blow,  soft face, claw, ball peen|Hammers
20/05/1999|Jeopardy!|LIQUOR BY LABEL|$300|easy|Andre, Moet et Chandon, Dom Perignon|champagne
04/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MR. OR MS. WILLIAMS|$1600|hard|'The Hillbilly Shakespeare' is one nickname of this legendary singer|Hank Williams, Sr.
18/02/2008|Jeopardy!|THAT'S SO CLICHE!|$200|easy|If you're 'up the creek', you're in trouble; if you're 'up the creek without' this, even worse|a paddle
09/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'CAR' TALK|$400|easy|From the French for 'mounted musketeer', it's a lightweight rifle with a short barrel|a carbine
12/11/1987|Jeopardy!|THE THIRD WORLD|$200|easy|Nearly 99% of the people in this most populous Arab country are compressed into some 4% of the land|Egypt
18/06/2008|Jeopardy!|LEAD|$800|hard|Whether in a hearing aid or a hot rod, most lead is used in these|batteries
21/03/2011|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$1000|hard|China's Song Dynasty was noted for its contributions to the tz'u, a form of this|a song
09/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN NOVELS|$1400|hard|In this Twain novel, a New Englander saves himself by predicting a solar eclipse|'A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur's Court'
18/02/2008|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$200|easy|Chapter 14 of this classic American novel is entitled 'Hester and the Physician'|The Scarlet Letter
21/04/2005|Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$2500|hard|From the Latin for 'yield', this verb can mean 'to die' or to yield to temptation|succumb
21/06/2010|Jeopardy!|BALD IS BEAUTIFUL|$1000|hard|He's the hard-rocking former 'American Idol' contestant seen here|(Chris) Daughtry
20/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|3 CHEERS FOR CHEERLEADERS|$2000|hard|I'd 'Walk the Line' back to Nashville to see this Oscar winner cheer at her alma mater, Harpeth Hall|(Reese) Witherspoon
11/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PUTTING CELEBRITIES ON THE MAP|$1200|hard|A famed lyricist, not brother George, is the big draw in Tehran|Iran Gershwin
25/03/2009|Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|Star of 2008's 'Incredible Hulk' who is a software program that gives spyware protection|Edward Norton Anti-Virus
12/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE MELBOURNE OLYMPICS, 1956|$600|medium|Like Korea in 2000, this country entered the stadium in 1956 as a 'United' team|Germany
03/05/2000|Jeopardy!|STRIKING|$200|easy|A major 1970 strike by federal employees in this 'service' helped change it to an independent gov't agency|U.S. Postal Service
24/04/2003|Jeopardy!|REALLY GRIMM FAIRY TALES|$400|easy|A character in this tale cut off her big toe so that a golden slipper would fit her foot|Cinderella
12/06/2000|Jeopardy!|INSPIRED CHARACTERS|$200|easy|This author said that he based Injun Joe on a real man he knew who got lost in a cave|Mark Twain
06/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE 16th CENTURY|$2000|hard|This future opera subject ruled Russia from 1584 to 1598, then became czar in his own right|Boris Godunov
30/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MOSCOW KNOW-HOW|$9000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Moscow, Russia.)  Luminaries whose ashes are interred at the Kremlin Wall include this U.S. journalist portrayed in the movie 'Reds'|(John) Reed
23/05/2008|Jeopardy!|JUST DESSERTS|$1000|hard|In 1948 Aaron Lapin's company introduced this aerosol dessert topping brand|Reddi-wip
31/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|UNFINISHED BUSINESS|$600|medium|Despite its popular name, Schubert may not have planned it to have more than 2 movements|the 'Unfinished Symphony'
19/11/2010|Jeopardy!|ACADEMIC DEGREES|$800|hard|To earn this degree, M.Div., you'll have to study Greek, Hebrew & the Old & New Testaments|a Master of Divinity
05/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HOLD ME CLOSER, TONY DANZA|$2000|hard|Tony gets heavenly help in this 1994 film in which he plays struggling A.L. pitcher Mel Clark|Angels in the Outfield
26/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$1200|hard|She became queen of England in 1702 after a riding accident led to the death of William III|Queen Anne
10/07/2008|Jeopardy!|I'M LIBYAN|$600|medium|Prime minister from 2003 to 2006, Shukri Ghanem earlier spent time as the research director of this cartel|OPEC
30/03/2004|Jeopardy!|CRIME TIME|$600|medium|Despite the name, in this form of bribery, a public official gets money, not skin|graft
03/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BRINGING HOME KEVIN BACON|$2000|hard|Kevin & Elizabeth Perkins share a little romance as well as opposing viewpoints in this 1991 film|He Said, She Said
05/11/1997|Jeopardy!|PASSING 'NOTE's|$300|easy|It's slang for the $100 bill, from the Roman numeral that once appeared on it|a C-note
04/10/2002|Jeopardy!|PUT ON YOUR JAMIES|$600|medium|This comic was Bundini Brown in 'Ali' & Steamin' Beamen in 'Any Given Sunday'|Jamie Foxx
04/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|JUST DESSERTS|$800|hard|Try one of my blondies; it's like a brownie but made with this flavoring instead of chocolate|vanilla (or butterscotch)
09/12/2011|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$200|easy|This 315-mile-long river passes through Troy & Albany before hitting the bright lights of New York City|the Hudson
17/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S LOOK TO THE STARS|$1200|hard|Many stars in the Milky Way are these kind of paired stars, from the Latin for 'two together'|binary
31/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PROPHET REPORT|$1600|hard|The book of Lamentations is short for the Lamentations of this prophet, whose book precedes it|Jeremiah
05/07/2005|Jeopardy!|7-LETTER EDIBLES|$400|easy|Wontons & kreplach are similar in design to this Italian specialty, filled pillows of pasta|ravioli
03/03/1999|Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|$100|easy|Shortly after taking power, he nationalized millions of dollars of American-owned property in Cuba|Fidel Castro
26/03/2004|Jeopardy!|'Z' END|$200|easy|An instructional book is 'Juggling for the Complete' one of these, a word from Yiddish meaning 'clumsy person'|Klutz
06/11/1997|Jeopardy!|the small screen|$200|easy|In the Showtime series based on this 1994 film, Richard Dean Anderson picks up where Kurt Russell left off|Stargate
01/02/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL GREEK TO ME|$600|medium|The name of these sometimes nasty microscopic life forms is from the Greek for 'little rod'|bacteria (bacilla later accpted)
05/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|YARDS|$200|easy|[Audio] The following song was the first & biggest hit for this British band|The Yardbirds
04/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SOMETHIN' TO 'C'|$200|easy|Oscar & Felix were an 'odd' one|Couple
30/03/2001|Jeopardy!|'M' & EMMYS|$100|easy|This series left the air with 109 nominations -- all-in-Alda, a good run|M*A*S*H
15/05/2008|Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$800|hard|Kim Edwards called her memorable first novel 'The Memory Keeper's' this|Daughter
01/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TITLE WAVE|$800|hard|Animal featured in the titles of Lillian Jackson Braun's mysteries|a (Siamese) cat
17/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1000|hard|Herman Wouk won a 1952 Pulitzer Prize for this 'novel of World War II'|The Caine Mutiny
01/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$400|easy|The Jose Cuervo brand of this liquor dates back to 1758|tequila
11/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS ON THE MOVE|$800|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew gives the clue from Galapagos Islands, Ecuador.) This American novelist, more associated with whales, visited the Galapagos & mused on the tortoise as a symbol of the two sides of existence, with its dark topside & bright underside|Herman Melville
12/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|I SAW IT ON TV & I HAD TO HAVE IT|$1600|hard|This whimsical talk-show host loves to give out donkey cigarette dispensers, & you can buy them on her website|Ellen DeGeneres
17/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MAKER'S MARK|$800|hard|Design student Caroline Davidson created the symbol called this for Nike shoes|the Swoosh
20/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$1000|hard|The Bhagavad-Gita records a dialogue between a warrior named Arjuna & this avatar of Vishnu|Krishna
15/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC DOGS|$2000|hard|This favorite of the British royalty is seen here|the Welsh Corgi
14/06/2007|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL BLOGS.|$200|easy|1865: Everyone talks about my 'march to the sea', but my trip through the Carolinas ain't no picnic, either|William Sherman
06/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE COMEDY OF ERAS|$800|hard|1990s: 'You might be a redneck if your family tree does not fork'|(Jeff) Foxworthy
11/09/2003|Jeopardy!|HERE PIG|$800|hard|In the 2nd century Galen used pigs to show veins carried blood, not this as many believed|air
11/11/1986|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL WOOD|$500|medium|This 'big band' leader's most requested song is 'Woodchoppers' Ball'|Woody Herman
08/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$1600|hard|This French composer's 'The Carnival of the Animals' was writfen to make fun of some friends|Saint-Saëns
19/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$800|hard|The name of this type of singing group that performs without instrumental accompaniment is from the Italian|a cappella
19/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FRIENDS WITH BENEFITS|$1200|hard|Jennifer loves this as a type of trim on her clothes & as a type of benefit, like her free company gym|fringe benefits
22/04/1999|Jeopardy!|CHAMPAGNE FOR EVERYONE!|$500|medium|This legendary discoverer of champagne may have been one of the first to use a mushroom-shaped cork|Dom Perignon
17/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THEIR ONLY TOP 10 POP HIT|$1000|hard|2006:  'White & Nerdy'|Weird Al Yankovic
30/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$200|easy|His 'Last Supper' in Milan was already a wreck by the end of his lifetime|Leonardo Da Vinci
15/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORDPLAY|$400|easy|An example of antanaclasis is Ben Franklin's 'We must all hang together, or....we shall all' do this|Hang separately
14/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|R&B|$400|easy|The title cut from Aretha Franklin's 'A Rose Is Still A Rose' album was written & produced by this Fugees phenom|Lauryn Hill
29/11/1999|Jeopardy!|JOHNNY GILBERT ROCKS!|$100|easy|More than 2,000 versions of this 1965 song have been recorded:  'Suddenly / I'm not half the man I used to be / There's a shadow hanging over me'|Yesterday
28/04/1998|Jeopardy!|THE WONDER YEARS|$400|easy|Baby doc Benjamin Spock was indicted in 1968 for telling teens to resist this|Draft
06/09/2001|Jeopardy!|AS QUOTED IN NEWSWEEK|$100|easy|On the suggestion she reacquire & sell her infamous blue dress, she asked, 'What sort of girl do you think I am?'|Monica Lewinsky
25/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. COUNTIES|$400|easy|Washington county in this state is the easternmost county in the contiguous 48 states|Maine
13/07/2007|Jeopardy!|PLEISTOCENE STEALER|$800|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew shows a map on a screen) During the Pleistocene Epoch, the ocean receded, and Beringia emerged, an example of this 2-word type of isthmus, allowing humans to come from Asia to America,|a land bridge
04/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN 1ST LINES|$400|easy|'Now is the winter of our discontent made glorious summer by this sun of York...'|Richard III
19/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AFTER THEY LEFT OFFICE|$400|easy|In 1820 at age 85, he served as a delegate at Massachusetts' Constitutional Convention|John Adams
04/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$200|easy|In 1856 France joined Britain in a second Opium War with this country|China
27/01/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. MUSEUMS|$400|easy|Paducah in this state is home to the Museum of American Quilters|Kentucky
10/05/2007|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE MOVIES|$800|hard|Nick Cannon marches to his own beat as he tries to lead the marching band to victory in this film|Drumline
19/04/2006|Jeopardy!|2005 OBITS|$1000|hard|Sadly, in 2005, the soulful voice of this singer heard here was silenced forever  'Hold me closer / And every minute / Of every hour / Feel the power of love...'|Luther Vandross
29/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS FOR THE HOME|$2000|hard|Zalmon Simmons accepted a patent on a woven-wire one of these in lieu of cash, & the 'rest' is history|mattress
13/03/2009|Jeopardy!|HELLO, NEWTON|$800|hard|Force equals mass times acceleration is the second of these Newtonian formulations|the laws of motion
24/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER|$2000|hard|A 1963 affair (in every sense of the word) rocked the British govt, & led to the resignation of this war secretary|(John) Profumo
11/12/1984|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TRIVIA|$200|easy|Subtitled 'How I Learned to Stop Worrying & Love the Bomb'|Dr. Strangelove
31/05/2006|Jeopardy!|CARTOON MICE|$600|medium|This 'fastest mouse in all Mexico' has a cousin, Slowpoke Rodriguez|Speedy Gonzales
08/12/2010|Jeopardy!|STATE FAIRS|$400|easy|Washington's state fair turned 100 in 2008 & set a record by gathering 24 of these people in a room|centenarians
22/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN MYTHOLOGY|$200|easy|This love goddess is the Roman equivalent of Aphrodite|Venus
14/04/2006|Jeopardy!|GOVERNORS OF CALIFORNIA|$200|easy|Now mayor of Oakland, he ran for president 3 times & studied Zen Buddhism in Japan after serving as gov.|Jerry Brown
31/01/2007|Jeopardy!|DRAFT PICKS|$1000|hard|The founder of this stout was brilliant, getting a 9,000-year lease to a brewery at St. James' Gate in Dublin|Guinness
28/06/2010|Jeopardy!|VERBS|$1000|hard|To express one's own opinions, as if in a newspaper you ran|editorialize
03/12/1997|Jeopardy!|LEADING MEN|$400|easy|He co-starred with Woody Harrelson in 'White Men Can't Jump' & with Sean Connery in 'Rising Sun'|Wesley Snipes
10/12/2002|Jeopardy!|CAN I GET YOUR NUMBER?|$800|hard|This 'Star Trek' TV series incarnation centered on a space station, not a spaceship|Deep Space Nine
27/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|STAMPS|$2000|hard|Scientist Barbara McClintock, who discovered 'jumping' these in maize, was honored on a 2005 stamp|genes
25/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY SEVENS|$400|easy|Lawrence of Arabia's wartime memoirs, published in 1926, were called 'Seven Pillars of' this|Wisdom
12/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL ANAGRAMS|$400|easy|Charo may know this fish shares its name with a kitchen insect pest|Roach (Charo)
02/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICAL MATTERS|$2000|hard|Mononucleosis is usually caused by this virus, EBV for short|the Epstein-Barr virus
27/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|3-NAMED AUTHORS|$400|easy|His novels include 'The Prairie', 'The Pioneers', & 'The Pathfinder'|James Fenimore Cooper
28/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE EVOLUTIONARY WAR|$400|easy|In 1995 Alabama Gov. James Mocked evolution theory by imitating this type of animal whose name means 'to imitate'|an ape
30/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SCREEN PLAYS|$800|hard|John Osborne's 1961 play about this Protestant reformer became a 1974 film starring Stacy Keach|Martin Luther
14/10/1999|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$300|easy|This piano ancestor is named for its similarity to another instrument whose strings are also plucked|Harpsichord
05/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TV NEWS|$800|hard|George Clooney boycotted 'Entertainment Tonight' to protest this TV newsmagazine videotaping him|Hard Copy
27/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCREENWRITERS|$200|easy|Lowell Ganz & Babaloo Mandel collaborated on this director's 'Night Shift', 'Splash' & 'Parenthood'|Ron Howard
05/03/2004|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LIT|$200|easy|Adelheid is the real name of this orphan girl of the Swiss Alps|Heidi
14/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THE DOCTOR WILL 'C' YOU NOW|$200|easy|Christmas must be a bummer for you, having this condition & not being able to distinguish between red & green|colorblindness
21/04/1999|Jeopardy!|1820s AMERICA|$500|medium|In 1829, in his 1st annual message to Congress, he questioned the constitutionality of the Bank of the U.S.|Andrew Jackson
30/05/1997|Jeopardy!|OLD WEST DOGS|$300|easy|In the novel Old Yeller catches this viral disease from a wolf's bite|Rabies
16/09/2004|Jeopardy!|IT'S IN 'DE' DICTIONARY|$1000|hard|In this craft, paper cutouts are glued to furniture or accessories & covered with many coats of varnish|decoupage
03/02/2006|Jeopardy!|CANDY|$800|hard|When it debuted in our galaxy in 1923, it was touted as 'a chocolate malted milk in a candy bar'|Milky Way
08/12/1995|Jeopardy!|THE ANIMAL KINGDOM|$500|medium|This fish lives in rivers before traveling up to 3500 miles to the Sargasso sea to lay eggs|an eel
11/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$1000|hard|Joseph Haydn based this 1798 oratorio on the Bible & Milton's 'Paradise Lost'|The Creation
18/02/2003|Jeopardy!|MOUNDS|$1000|hard|The mounds near Marquette, Iowa are known as these mounds, as they are shaped like birds, bears & other animals|effigy mounds
29/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PICK THE PRIME NUMBER|$1200|hard|21, 23, 27|23
06/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE BATTLEFIELD|$3500|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew shows a map on a monitor.)  A landing by Australian and New Zealand forces was driven back by future Turkish leader Ataturk in this WWI battle|Gallipoli
10/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'B' IN SCIENCE|$1000|hard|It's the theory that the universe was created in a cosmic explosion|the big bang theory
20/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$800|hard|HE WROTE, 'since feeling is first who pays any attention to the syntax of things'|E.E. Cummings
07/01/2000|Jeopardy!|STUCK ON YOU|$400|easy|It's defined as a metal alloy melted with an iron & used to join 2 metal parts together|Solder
29/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL MARKER AHEAD|$600|medium|In 1901 he was sworn in as president at the Wilcox Mansion in Buffalo, New York|Theodore Roosevelt
02/11/2005|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL HISTORIC SITES|$600|medium|Nicodemus in this 'Jayhawk State' is the only remaining Western town founded by black Americans after Reconstruction|Kansas
06/11/2000|Jeopardy!|I FEEL SHEEPISH|$400|easy|This verb can mean to gather in a crowd, or to coat wallpaper|Flocked
29/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WEAPONS OF THE 2nd MILLENNIUM|$800|hard|In the 19th century Sir William Congreve turned a pyrotechnic device into one of these red-glaring weapons|a rocket
24/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THE GENTLE ART OF RUGBY|$1000|hard|The USA's national team is the Eagles; Argentina's is Los these, aka mountain lions|Pumas
01/06/2007|Jeopardy!|BARELY ALIVE|$800|hard|Cleveland Clinic protocol says when this 3-letter order is given by a patient, there will be no chest compressions|DNR (do not resuscitate)
16/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHICH CAME FIRST?|$400|easy|Hadrian's Wall, the Wailing Wall, the Berlin Wall|the Wailing Wall
06/01/1999|Jeopardy!|CNN|$200|easy|He & Robert Novak have worked together since 1963 & now co-anchor a CNN discussion program|Rowland Evans
13/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SEASONAL MOVIES|$800|hard|'Corvette ___'|summer
06/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WANT TO RACE?|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew is at the Toyota Grand Prix.)   The addition of a 6-point roll cage provides extra safety, & also strengthens this, the body of the car, from the Latin for 'box'|the chassis
14/09/2006|Jeopardy!|NO TIME TO TALK|$800|hard|In the 1930 Hays Code, 'pointed profanity... however used' was forbidden in this medium|film
14/05/1997|Jeopardy!|SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK|$500|medium|'Burnin' fuel and usin' steam they generate...' this, this|Electricity, electricity
14/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FORBES 2005 TOP FICTIONAL RICH FOLKS|$800|hard|The first girl on the list, she's from Wimbledon, England & has killed Bigfoot & found Atlantis|Lara Croft
26/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|I'M GETTING SPACED OUT!|$400|easy|The name of this kind of celestial body comes from the Greek for 'wearing long hair'; guess that refers to its tail|a comet
29/02/2008|Jeopardy!|RATED 'R'|$400|easy|I'll flip through this trademarked term for a small desktop file containing cards for phone numbers|a Rolodex
19/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|POND CROSSERS|$2000|hard|This last name of British lord Jeffrey, who captured Montreal, is on a Massachusetts college|Amherst
08/02/1999|Jeopardy!|'G' WHIZ!|$500|medium|Perhaps from the Latin for 'throat', it's a noise made by brooks & babies|Gurgle
04/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|VI PACK|$800|hard|Shakespeare wrote not 1, not 2, but 3 plays about this guy|Henry VI
23/11/2007|Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$1200|hard|To help make sure your brain stays fueled, its cells need less of this hormone for glucose uptake|insulin
01/09/1997|Jeopardy!|SALUTE TO LABOR|$500|medium|In 1995 the Int'l Association of Machinists staged a 69-day strike against this Seattle-based company|Boeing
12/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE CHIEFS|$2000|hard|This Chief Justice in the Dred Scott decision earlier served as Attorney General under Andrew Jackson|(Roger B.) Taney
16/04/2009|Jeopardy!|BODY ENGLISH|$800|hard|In games slang, dominoes & dice are known as these|bones
24/07/2009|Jeopardy!|ACTING FAMILIES|$1000|hard|Junius & his boys  Edwin & John|Booth
01/12/2008|Final Jeopardy!|FRENCH|None|None|A sequence of 3 vowels creates this common French word, a homophone of a different vowel altogether|eau
02/04/2010|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL WHO SAID IT?|$1000|hard|'But ye have a custom, that I should release unto you one at the Passover'|Pilate
05/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN KINGS|$1600|hard|In 1830 he declined the crown of Greece, but a year later the Belgian National Congress elected him king; he accepted|King Leopold of Belgium
03/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'IZ' HAVE IT|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the lab.) After doing this to a needle by rubbing it 50 times on both ends, when movement stops it should always point North & South|magnetize
04/10/2005|Jeopardy!|COMPANIES|$400|easy|This co. agreed in 1993 to lease the New Amsterdam Theatre, & the old Times Square of degradation & filth was history|Disney
15/09/2010|Jeopardy!|ATOLLS|$1000|hard|Bring me the head of this atoll largest in the Chagos Archipelago, where the U.S. has a naval facility|Diego Garcia
27/01/1997|Jeopardy!|GOOD THINKING|$300|easy|After his 3-year-old was impatient to see the photo he'd taken, he set out to invent an 'instant' camera|Edwin Land
29/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY PLAY'S THE THING|$1200|hard|In the '30s Wolfe wrote 'You Can't Go Home Again' & Kaufman & Hart wrote 'You Can't' do this|Take It with You
07/11/2007|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$800|hard|In a 2001 tournament, this Swedish golfer shot a 59, the lowest score ever achieved on the LPGA Tour|Sorenstam
22/09/1998|Jeopardy!|PHONIES|$400|easy|A medical syndrome is named for this baron famous for tall tales about his exploits|Baron von Munchausen
01/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|A.K.A.|$400|easy|Here's 'The Naked Truth'; she was born with the last name Pantleoni|Tea Leoni
16/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SHIPS|$400|easy|Because many rulers of these Nordic people were buried in their ships, some vessels have survived|the Vikings
15/06/1999|Jeopardy!|AMERICA'S MOST HAUNTED|$400|easy|The Shaft Alley Spectre is one of many ghosts haunting this Long Beach luxury liner first launched in 1936|Queen Mary
28/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT A CHARACTER!|$800|hard|The main character in this 1895 novel is known simply as the time traveler|The Time Machine
31/05/2011|Jeopardy!|YES, WE HAVE NO ARMY|$200|easy|It has no army, just a 131-man civil defense force &  a palace guard that looks after Prince Albert & family|Monaco
16/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS WHO ACT|$1000|hard|This jazz/pop singer & pianist from New Orleans appeared as Capt. Jimmy Wilder in 'Independence Day'|Harry Connick, Jr.
15/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE SPORTS PAGE|$1000|hard|One of this league's biggest newsmakers in 2004-'05 was Commissioner Gary Bettman|the National Hockey League
29/03/2005|Jeopardy!|MIXED DOG BREEDS|$600|medium|PINK GEESE|Pekingese
30/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CHILLING TALES|$400|easy|In a Poe tale, Montresor lures Fortunato to his doom by offering this title type of wine|Amontillado
08/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|I HAVEN'T READ SHAKESPEARE, BUT...|$600|medium|It sounds to me like it's about the leader of lascivious oglers|King Lear
05/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BYE BYE BIRDIE|$800|hard|The large moa became extinct by the 19th century after being heavily hunted by these native New Zealand people|the Maori
16/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK OF...|$2000|hard|In 1528 Castiglione described the perfect royal attendant in 'Libro del Cortegiano', 'Book of' this person|(the) Courtier
26/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ART HISTORY|$400|easy|6th century B.C. Greece must have been a happy place, as this facial expression is characteristic of its sculpture|a smile
21/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. STAMPS|$400|easy|Well doggone it, in 2001, this beloved character appeared on the stamp seen here|Snoopy
10/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PITCHING THE PERFECT GAME|$2000|hard|This 'Husky' White Sox lefty was perfect against Tampa Bay on July 23, 2009|Mark Buehrle
05/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINMENT MILESTONES|$200|easy|His 'Albert Hall' concert of 1966 was finally released in 1998 after decades of bootlegging|Bob Dylan
30/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PEOPLE & PLACES|$5000|hard|Ezra was the leader of the Jews who returned from this land, by whose waters they had sat down & wept|Babylon
09/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE GLOBE THEATRE|$800|hard|Gao Xingjian's 'Fugitives' used this 1989 massacre as its setting & was later banned by the Chinese government|Tiananmen Square
23/07/2004|Jeopardy!|MYTHELLANEOUS|$1000|hard|Riding this winged horse made it possible for Bellerophon to approach & kill the chimera|Pegasus
17/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COOKING|$400|easy|To make this basis of soup, simmer chicken parts for 3 hours, with frequent skimming, or drop a cube into water|broth (or stock)
04/06/2002|Jeopardy!|BEAT IT|$1000|hard|A common effect of lightning injury is this, defined as a heartbeat of over 100 beats per minute|tachycardia
14/06/2011|Jeopardy!|THE BALLET OF THE LAND|$600|medium|One of the great romantic ballets, 'Giselle' first danced to life in this country in 1841|France
18/11/1985|Jeopardy!|BLOOD|$200|easy|Of blood type, dental work, & tattoos, the subject not queried of Red Cross blood donors|blood type
11/09/2001|Jeopardy!|LET'S NOT SPREAD 'EM AROUND|$100|easy|Isolated in 1983, the virus that causes AIDS is known today by this acronym|HIV
28/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$400|easy|In 1897 this country granted its great composer Jean Sibelius a yearly pension|Finland
09/01/2008|Jeopardy!|SITCOM SIBLINGS|$1000|hard|Jeremy Licht, Luis Daniel Ponce, Jason Bateman|The Hogan Family
27/03/2001|Jeopardy!|WHO PLAYED 'EM?|$500|medium|'Mr. Mom'              (1983)|Michael Keaton
08/09/1999|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE PARK WITH SALLY|$400|easy|On Saturdays Sally plays this team game; she pretends she's Mia Hamm|Soccer
12/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|2007 NATIONAL SPELLING BEE WORDS|$1200|hard|It's an Italian appetizer of toasted bread, garlic & olive oil, often topped with chopped tomatoes|B-R-U-S-C-H-E-T-T-A
17/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GLEE SONGS|$400|easy|The first episode featured the ensemble singing this Journey song that begins, 'Just a small town girl'|'Don't Stop Believin''
23/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE DREIDEL WILL ROCK|$800|hard|Folk purists were incensed when this man born Robert Zimmerman 'went electric' in 1965 & started rocking out|Bob Dylan
30/11/2004|Jeopardy!|SOME BRAINTEASERS ABOUT SEINFELD|$400|easy|'A Christmas present?' 'That's right.' 'For who?' 'For you!' 'Oh!  Get out of here!'  (Julia Louis-Dreyfus reads the clue.)  In that scene from Season 3, George's gift to Elaine was this article of clothing--a bargain because of a flaw: a small red dot|a sweater
25/11/1999|Jeopardy!|LEFTOVERS|$200|easy|Beverly Hills is a sister city of this film capital on the French Riviera|Cannes
30/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$400|easy|In the 1940s & 1950s Galina Ulanova was the chief ballerina for this company formed almost 200 years earlier|the Bolshoi
15/07/2009|Jeopardy!|COWBOYS & INDIANS|$200|easy|The type of sore named for this piece of equipment could appear on the horse's back or the cowboy's bottom|the saddle
24/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE AUTHORS|$800|hard|In 'Devotion', Nancy Coleman, O. de Havilland & Ida Lupino played these devoted British siblings|the Bronte Sisters
27/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL FOOD & DRINK|$200|easy|Eccles cake is a sweet confection named for a town in Lancashire in this country|England
24/09/2009|Jeopardy!|ONLY IN AMERICA|$600|medium|This fatty part of milk is also slang for 'to defeat decisively'|cream
04/06/2003|Jeopardy!|THERE'S NOTHING LIKE A DAME|$600|medium|Though only a dame, she played the queen of Genovia in 'The Princess Diaries'|Julie Andrews
05/02/1998|Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$300|easy|Several disorders that affect this organ are grouped under the term strabismus|Eye
24/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS MEN|$1200|hard|This fashion photographer who died in 2004 defined the 'Cosmo Girl', shooting covers for 3 decades|Francesco Scavullo
02/05/2002|Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$1000|hard|This Romanian known for his 'Endless Column' also sculpted the scandalous 'Princess X'|(Constantin) Brancusi
06/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT DID JESUS DO?|$1600|hard|In Matthew 5-7: Blessed a big bunch o' folks in this address that includes the beatitudes|the Sermon on the Mount
16/05/2003|Jeopardy!|YE GODS!|$1000|hard|In Egyptian myth this son of Isis is the god of the sky|Horus
30/04/2004|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$800|hard|Britons of the year 1000 called Vikings by this national name, & levied a 'geld' to buy them off|Danes
17/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEXT BIBLE BOOK, ALPHABETICALLY|$500|medium|John 3|Jonah
19/06/2007|Jeopardy!|PLANE CRAZY|$800|hard|In 1912 this Dutch plane builder set up a plant near Berlin; later, his fighter planes were flown by the Red Baron|Fokker
08/11/2000|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'R'|$100|easy|He spun straw into gold (15)|Rumpelstiltskin
10/06/2002|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS|$600|medium|In 1984 this TV ratings service was acquired by Dun & Bradstreet|Nielsen ratings
12/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY: THE 1980s|$400|easy|In 1984 the world came to this West Coast city to compete in the Summer Olympics|Los Angeles
12/04/2011|Jeopardy!|THE SISTINE CHAPEL|$600|medium|The ceiling depicts the creation, Adam & Eve & 3 scenes concerning this sailor|Noah
23/11/2007|Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$600|medium|About 25 species of this arachnid, most in the family buthidae, have venom that'll kill you; 1200 others sting like a bee|scorpions
29/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC QUOTES|$1000|hard|In 1798 Robert Goodloe Harper said, 'Millions for defense, but not one cent for' this|Tribute
09/09/1998|Jeopardy!|MYTHING PERSONS|$500|medium|After murdering his father Odysseus, Telegonus married this woman, his stepmother|Penelope (wife of Odysseus)
10/01/1990|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$200|easy|Scholoastic achievement in this year of college allows one to join Phi Eta Sigma, an honor society|freshman year
25/04/2000|Jeopardy!|PUT 'EM IN ORDER|$400|easy|The Bonhomme Richard, the Mayflower, the Beagle|Mayflower, Bonhomme Richard, Beagle
09/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|MISSIONARIES|$600|medium|After the queen of this South Seas island expelled French missionaries, France took over the island|Tahiti
08/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY ANCESTORS|$600|medium|Tom Hanks' family tree includes Nancy Hanks, the mother of this president|Abraham Lincoln
28/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CITIES IN SONG|$800|hard|Bob Dylan sang 'Stuck inside of' this Alabama city 'with the Memphis blues again'|Mobile
26/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AMAZING STORIES|$7000|hard|In this 1864 Jules Verne novel, explorers descend into an Icelandic volcano & later surface on Stromboli Island|Journey to the Center of the Earth
11/03/2005|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES BY NEWSPAPERS|$400|easy|Przewodnik Katolicki & Glos Koszalinski|Poland
22/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'J.P.'|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm Garry Marshall)  When I was hired as a wrtiter for the 'Tonight Show' in 1959, this host said he liked me because I thought like a 4-year-old|Jack Paar
21/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICAN CAPITALS|$200|easy|An airport in the coastal city of Callao serves this Peruvian capital|Lima
02/04/1996|Jeopardy!|DJIA STOCKS|$300|easy|Foot Locker & Kinney Shoe Stores are owned by this five & dime company|Woolworth's
01/01/2009|Jeopardy!|DAM THAT RIVER|$1000|hard|Gabcikovo (To be Gabcikovo-Nagymaros when the Hungarians build their half)|the Danube
23/12/2011|Jeopardy!|GERMAN CHANCELLORS SINCE WWII|$800|hard|Gerhard Schroder, Chancellor from 1998 to 2005, deployed German troops to this 250,000-square-mile Asian country|Afghanistan
23/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL PLOTS|$1000|hard|The old priest Stephen Kumalo sadly tracks down his son in Johannesburg in this Alan Paton novel|Cry, the Beloved Country
09/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1840s|$400|easy|In 1848 John B. Curtis made this product commercially for the first time in the U.S.; Wrigley came later|chewing gum
27/12/2011|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN AMERICANS|$1000|hard|Katharine Drexel is only the second person born in the U.S. to be recognized as one of these; Elizabeth Ann Seton was 1st|saints
23/04/1997|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$500|medium|The phrase 'Hope springs eternal in the human breast' sprang from his 'Essay on Man'|Alexander Pope
22/05/2007|Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT ANIMALS|$600|medium|The reticulated species of this huge Asian snake can grow up to be 30 feet long|a python
29/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE NAVY|$1200|hard|Name shared by Barbary Coast pirates of the 1700s & U.S. Navy World War II fighter planes|Corsairs
26/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE MOVIES|$2000|hard|This actor's standout roles in the German films 'Hanussen' & 'Mephisto' helped earn both films Oscar nominations|Klaus Maria Brandauer
05/09/2001|Jeopardy!|I'M 18 & I LIKE IT|$200|easy|This Toys 'R' Us offshoot has 18 candles on its cake|Kids 'R' Us
22/11/1985|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL QUOTES|$200|easy|'May none but honest & wise men ever rule under this roof', said this 1st occupant of the White House|John Adams
26/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$1600|hard|This newsman's long career has included driving Marguerite Oswald to see her son in custody on Nov. 22, 1963|Bob Schieffer
07/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PEAKS & VALLEYS|$1600|hard|As this mountain range crosses Morocco, it separates the coastal plains from the Sahara|the Atlas Mountains
15/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY WOMEN|$200|easy|Dr. Mary Walker was awarded this for her Civil War work; Congress took it away in 1917 & restored it in 1977|Congressional Medal of Honor
04/07/2011|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC TERMS|$600|medium|( Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows a map on a monitor.|a delta
03/01/1989|Double Jeopardy!|STORES|$600|medium|This big N.Y. toy store was a big feature in 'Big'|FAO Schwartz
15/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE ANIMAL KINGDOM|$1600|hard|There are African, Japanese & fat species of this rodent that may hibernate half the year|the dormouse
21/09/2005|Jeopardy!|BORN|$1000|hard|Born on March 18, 1869 in Birmingham, England, he appeased away 71 years later|Neville Chamberlain
05/12/2001|Jeopardy!|SLOW NEWS DAY|$800|hard|(Sarah)  At the 17th Street Bake-Off today, the big winner was a pie made from these stalks...mmmm!|rhubarb
21/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$1000|hard|Assembled from European religious structures, it's the medieval art branch of the Museum of Modern Art|The Cloisters
23/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUMS|$800|hard|Tokyo's Museum of Contemporary Art exhibited this woman's art, including her Bed-In for Peace photos|(Yoko) Ono
24/12/2007|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL CREATIONS|$1000|hard|With ex-Assistant Atty. Gen. Ruckelshaus as its 1st administrator, the EPA came into being under this Republican pres.|Nixon
12/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FAMILY VALUES|$1000|hard|Dan Quayle calls this synonym for thankfulness 'The most needed value in America now'|Gratitude
20/01/2012|Jeopardy!|NIGHT QUILL|$600|medium|Blake wrote that this, 'like a flower / in heaven's high bower / with silent delight / sits and smiles of the night'|the moon
29/11/2010|Jeopardy!|A MURDER INVESTIGATION|$400|easy|(Kyra Sedgwick delivers the clue.)  Some detectives ask witnesses to look at these arrays that usually include a suspect & 5 others standing in a row|a lineup
05/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LIGHTS!  CAMERA!  ACTION MOVIE!|$600|medium|Jeff Goldblum starred in this 1997 sequel about Jurassic predators|The Lost World
09/05/2001|Jeopardy!|HAIR DON'TS|$300|easy|Rhyming term for the condition of your coiffure right after a night's sleep|bed head
15/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT VIPs|$200|easy|It was once believed that this Hun, who died on his wedding night, was murdered by his bride|Attila
24/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|I'M 'L__X'|$800|hard|From Middle High German, this Yiddish word means 'salmon'|lox
20/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$800|hard|The inhabitants of this country are known as Burkinabe|Burkina Faso
02/10/2007|Jeopardy!|'M'-OBILIZED|$400|easy|Collective name for the various spore-producing fungi of the Basidiomycetes class|a mushroom
10/12/1987|Jeopardy!|SPORT OF KINGS|$100|easy|Only Johnny Longden has ridden, then trained a winner of this legendary May race|the Kentucky Derby
28/07/2011|Jeopardy!|QUARTERBACK U.|$200|easy|Peyton Manning|University of Tennessee
02/11/2007|Jeopardy!|PETS|$200|easy|With more than 70 million living with American households, this is the most common house pet in the U.S.|a cat
05/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LIFE|$1000|hard|From Greek for 'born', it's any foreign substance or organism that causes the body to produce antibodies|Antigen
21/06/2001|Jeopardy!|HORSEMEN|$200|easy|It's the federal police force of Canada|Royal Canadian Mounted Police
24/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|IT BORDERS BOTH|$1600|hard|Venezuela & Argentina|Brazil
28/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MADAM, I'M ADAM SMITH|$800|hard|I spent most of the final years of my life in this Scottish capital, where I died & am buried|Edinburgh
30/03/2001|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S COOKIN'?|$200|easy|The traditional meat in a New England boiled dinner, it's made by curing brisket in a seasoned brine|Corned beef
29/03/2004|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY|$1000|hard|Alexander the Great routed this Persian king at the Battle of Issus & captured his wife, mother & daughters|Darius (the III)
31/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE MUSIC OF CANADA|$400|easy|This country star from Windsor sang 'The Woman In Me (Needs The Man In You)' & '(If You're Not In It For Love) I'm Outta Here!'|Shania Twain
18/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|STATES' LOWEST POINTS|$1600|hard|282 feet below sea level at Badwater Basin in Inyo County|California
12/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH ROYAL HENRYS|$1500|hard|These 2 warring royal houses were united in 1486 when Henry VII married Elizabeth, the daughter of Edward IV|Lancaster & York
15/03/2000|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL INDIANS|$400|easy|This baseball team's mascot Chief Nokahoma lived in a teepee in the outfield stands|Atlanta Braves
06/06/1997|Jeopardy!|17th CENTURY FASHION|$500|medium|A pickadil was the framework used to support a ruff type of this|a collar
25/09/1995|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$400|easy|George Wilson kills this Fitzgerald title character after Daisy runs over Wilson's wife|the Great Gatsby
18/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'WATER' WATER EVERYWHERE|$800|hard|Asian beast of burden seen here|a water buffalo
15/09/2009|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$200|easy|The Ten Commandments first appear in this book of the Bible|Exodus
26/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DOCS|$1000|hard|Hans Selye pioneered the study of this & wrote a book about it 'without distress'|Stress
04/09/2002|Jeopardy!|PRE-CIVIL WAR AMERICA|$400|easy|James, brother of this Philadelphian, began publishing Rhode Island's first newspaper in 1732|Ben Franklin
20/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'A' SCIENCE CATEGORY|$1200|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew stands behind a table)   The experiment showing that two objects weighing the same displace different amounts of water because they have different densities was developed by this mathematician|Archimedes
22/10/2009|Jeopardy!|TAOISM|$200|easy|Lao Tzu, the legendary founder of Taoism, was a contemporary of this other Chinese religion founder|Confucius
10/12/1999|Jeopardy!|WWII|$200|easy|This term for bursting antiaircraft shells came from the German flugabwehrkanone|Flack
16/03/2006|Jeopardy!|KING JOHN|$600|medium|When young John was lord of this island, he & his buddies rudely laughed at the beards of local chieftains|Ireland
28/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE MAIN COURSE|$800|hard|This slowly braised beef dish is called 'Yankee' when it's cooked with vegetables|pot roast
29/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGIC TIME|$800|hard|The Triassic saw the first of this lactating type of animal, evolving from creatures called synapsids|mammals
05/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WALLACES|$800|hard|He & his wife Lila launched Reader's Digest in 1922 with a press run of 5,000|DeWitt Wallace
01/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OLD NEWS|$400|easy|In 1989 this president vetoed a bill that would raise the minimum wage|George H. W. Bush
17/12/2004|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'D _ _ _ ER'|$200|easy|Tee shot tool|a driver
04/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MADE FOR WALKEN|$2000|hard|1989: Whitley Strieber, an abductee?|Communion
23/03/1990|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT|$300|easy|The first Speaker of the House, Frederick Muhlenberg, was a member of this party|Federalist
07/05/1998|Jeopardy!|URBAN MYTHS|$200|easy|Because he's barefoot on the cover of 'Abbey Road', I'm convinced this member of the Beatles is dead|Paul McCartney
14/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COMEDY FILMS|$600|medium|Eddie Murphy played a 'Beverly Hills Cop' & this SNL alumnus plays a 'Beverly Hills Ninja'|Chris Farley
22/04/2004|Jeopardy!|ConAgra FOODS|$2200|hard|Though this ConAgra brand of peanut butter is over 80 years old, it has never grown up|Peter Pan
12/05/2005|Jeopardy!|LITERARY TERMS|$1000|hard|The name of this type of heroic epic is akin to an Old Norse word for 'great-grandmother'|an edda
24/05/2007|Jeopardy!|JACKSON 5|$1000|hard|During this Virginia battle, Stonewall Jackson was fired upon by his own men; he died a few days later|Chancellorsville
14/09/1998|Jeopardy!|PUSHOVERS|$200|easy|In 1972 he vacillated over a running mate & lost to Nixon, 520 electoral votes to 17|George McGovern
23/06/2009|Final Jeopardy!|LEADING MEN|None|None|Up for producing, directing, acting & writing for 1978 & 1981, he's the only man to twice get 4 Oscar nominations for one film|Warren Beatty
05/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NONCREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE|$1200|hard|He (unofficially) reunited with his 'Untouchables' co-star Kevin Costner in 'Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves'|Sean Connery
25/03/2011|Final Jeopardy!|PHILANTHROPY|None|None|The Pink Pony Fund, for breast cancer care & prevention, is a philanthropic initiative of this fashion company|Ralph Lauren
23/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS BY WOMEN|$400|easy|She focused on lonely young girls in 'The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter' & 'The Member Of The Wedding'|Carson McCullers
20/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|Rx|$800|hard|mcg is this tiny unit of measurement|a microgram
18/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY ADJECTIVES|$3100|hard|Also used of some 'bargains', this adjective means 'similar to Goethe's soul seller'|faustian
27/11/2002|Jeopardy!|AUTOMOTIVE METAPHORS|$200|easy|When your boss is yelling at you, you often look like 'a deer in' these|the headlights
02/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|On 3/21/99 Bertrand Piccard & Brian Jones landed in this country as the first hot-air balloonists to circle the Earth|Egypt
28/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SCUBA DIVING|$1200|hard|This Lloyd Bridges TV show that ran from 1957 to 1961 helped to popularize the sport|Sea Hunt
15/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1000|hard|When your 'glands' are sore, they're busy producing these infection-fighting white blood cells|Lymphocytes
26/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ONE-WORD RHYMES|$1600|hard|Adjective meaning monotonous, boring, routine (yawn)|humdrum
23/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL LAW & ORDER PLEAS|$800|hard|(Hi, I'm Christopher Meloni of Law & Order: SVU.)  I've got literally millions of witnesses who saw you kill a man with a single .38 shot on November 24, 1963; it's a slam dunk|Jack Ruby
25/05/2009|Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN ANIMAL|$1000|hard|Denis Leary says of firefighters, 'You have to be like' this sea creature.  'You have to keep moving forward'|a shark
15/09/2000|Final Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|None|None|He joined the London Missionary Society in 1838; after graduating medical school in 1840 he hoped to be sent to China|David Livingstone
26/10/1998|Jeopardy!|GREEN|$100|easy|Larry Bird & Bill Russell won renown wearing the green of this team|Boston Celtics
04/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HEADGEAR|$200|easy|From the Late Latin for 'hooded cloak', it's the popular style of hat seen here|Beret
07/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GIVING YOU THE BIRD|$1200|hard|Pochards, perching, stiff-tailed & dabbling are types of these birds|ducks
02/04/2010|Jeopardy!|TV NUMBERS|$200|easy|'Adam ____'|12
09/09/2002|Jeopardy!|'C' DUTY|$800|hard|The metal grille projecting from the front of a locomotive|a cowcatcher
07/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN WRITERS|$1600|hard|One of this poet's great-grandfathers was a black Ethiopian courtier to Peter the Great|(Alexander) Pushkin
16/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS 'INC'|$2000|hard|This saint started his own society, & a charitable society founded in Paris in 1833 was also named for him|St Vincent de Paul
08/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PHONETICS|$800|hard|It's a vowel sound that has a change in tone during a syllable; it also sounds like beachwear for a quick swim|Diphthong
17/07/2006|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|$1000|hard|Civil War veteran Ira Dutton became Brother Joseph & helped Father Damien care for the lepers on this island|Molokai
25/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGICAL SIBLINGS|$1600|hard|Some myths say that Aphrodite's affair with this Greek god of war produced Eros & brothers Phobos & Deimos|Ares
24/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|STRIFE WITH FATHER|$600|medium|It's pretty 'complex' how he managed to kill his father, solve the Sphinx' riddle & marry his mother|Oedipus
02/12/2002|Jeopardy!|'WHO's THERE?|$800|hard|Drew Carey hosts it on ABC|Whose Line Is It Anyway?
06/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES|$400|easy|On her death, Tony Blair said, 'she was the People's Princes'|Princess Diana
13/07/1999|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$500|medium|A polecat who emulates the Sex Pistols|Punk skunk
04/10/2010|Jeopardy!|STOCK SYMBOLS|$600|medium|Take stock in this corporation, SCHW|Schwab
19/01/1999|Jeopardy!|FOUR!|$300|easy|This set of concertos makes up the first part of Vivaldi's Opus 8|The Four Seasons
15/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DICE ROLL NICKNAMES|$1000|hard|Texas Sunflowers|Two 5's
14/05/2009|Jeopardy!|AT BAY|$1000|hard|The name of this Jamaican bay is from the Spanish manteca, 'hog's butter', recalling its early function as a lard center|Montego (Bay)
12/09/2007|Jeopardy!|ELVIS LYRICS|$200|easy|'Never let me go.  You have made my life complete, and I love you so'|Love Me Tender
18/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THINKING ABOUT COLLEGE|$1200|hard|Don't just study history, but live & breathe it at this college just steps away from Colonial Williamsburg|the College of William and Mary
14/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEETHOVEN|$200|easy|Beethoven supposedly said of this work's opening, 'Thus fate knocks at the door'|5th Symphony
01/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OUT GROWTHS|$1200|hard|Tied up, or leap|bound
30/09/2002|Jeopardy!|ROCK OF AGES|$200|easy|The Stray Cats sang she was 'Sexy &' this age, the same age when we 'saw her standing there'|17
23/01/1990|Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$100|easy|This flower's name didn't come from just any old garden, but from a botanist, Dr. Alexander Garden|the Gardenia
04/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|VERY WORD 'E'|$1200|hard|Wapiti, also known in America as this, are actually one of the largest species of deer|elk
17/03/2011|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY FEMALE VOCALIST OF THE YEAR GRAMMYS|$800|hard|1969:  'Stand By Your Man'|Tammy Wynette
01/11/2002|Jeopardy!|GERMAN SCIENCE|$400|easy|University prof Michael Mastlin sold young Johannes Kepler on this Copernican theory|heliocentrism
03/12/2004|Jeopardy!|AT 'EASE'|$400|easy|A military agreement to stop fighting for a limited time|ceasefire
15/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|WEATHER|$400|easy|Twister is an informal term for this type of windstorm|Tornado
18/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$400|easy|The campus for this university's law center is located at the foot of Capitol Hill|Georgetown
29/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CELLULOID LOVE|$400|easy|In this Rob Reiner film, Westley tells Buttercup, 'Death cannot stop true love.  All it can do is delay it for a while'|The Princess Bride
01/06/2006|Jeopardy!|'BOOK'S|$600|medium|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew demonstrates a novel book.)  By changing one element on each page, we've created one of these, first patented in 1882|a flip book
07/11/1989|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$200|easy|You can visit an Asian art museum, a carousel museum & a cable car museum in this city|San Francisco
28/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE CRITTERS|$1600|hard|1997: Mr. Bigglesworth|a cat
07/01/2003|Jeopardy!|A REALLY BIG CATEGORY|$400|easy|(Sofia of the Clue Crew reads from the Chicago Field Museum.)  My friend Sue here is the largest, most complete & best preserved one of these dinosaurs ever discovered|a Tyrannosaurus rex
03/04/2000|Jeopardy!|THE HISTORY CHANNEL|$200|easy|An episode of 'Civil War Journal' featured this general seen here:|Ulysses S. Grant
11/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE COLOR PURPLE|$1200|hard|A character steps out of a movie screen & into the lives of others in this Woody Allen comedy|The Purple Rose of Cairo
03/06/2003|Jeopardy!|PLAY|$800|hard|Bandai introduced this society of monsters in cards & toys to compete with Pokemon|Digimon
16/11/2011|Jeopardy!|LET'S TAKE A BATH|$400|easy|In the late 1700s this American statesman brought the shoe-shaped slipper bathtub back from France|Benjamin Franklin
22/10/2002|Jeopardy!|A REAL DOG & PONY SHOW|$400|easy|In the 1920s a dog of this breed, named Buddy, became the first seeing eye dog in the U.S.|German shepherd
14/03/2005|Jeopardy!|SHADES OF BROWN|$400|easy|An apple pie recipe in 'Joy of Cooking' calls for 1/2 teaspoon of this ground spice|cinnamon
01/02/2001|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'K'|$500|medium|Pakistan's principal port (7)|Karachi
30/03/2007|Jeopardy!|THE DEVIL'S IN THE DETAILS|$600|medium|In German legend, he sells his soul to the devil for youth, knowledge & power|Faust
11/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|STRING THEORY 201|$2000|hard|Bosonic string theory has only bosons & none of these particles named for physicist Enrico|fermions
30/04/2008|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL COMMON BONDS|$600|medium|Bushmaster, Coral, Hognose|snakes
07/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'BOUT 100 YEARS AGO|$400|easy|This man brought his Wild West show, created in 1883, to Madison Square Garden|Buffalo Bill Cody
22/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|The Tatar Strait separates Sakhalin Island & Siberia in this country|Russia
07/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OF PISA|$800|hard|During this war, Pisa suffered severe damage as a part of the Axis' Pesaro-Rimini defensive line|World War II
05/02/1997|Jeopardy!|MARCHING BAND|$400|easy|Pitched below the trumpet, the mellophone replaces this brass horn in the marching band|the French horn
07/06/2001|Jeopardy!|TAKE ME TO THE PILOT|$600|medium|Lt. Col. Paul Tibbetts commanded this bomber over Japan in August 1945|the Enola Gay
29/03/2005|Jeopardy!|U.S. CAPITALS OF THE WORLD|$600|medium|With Maker's Mark & Jim Beam in the area, no wonder Bardstown, Kentucky is this potent potable capital|bourbon
10/01/2007|Jeopardy!|MARINE BIOLOGY|$1000|hard|This Massachusetts village is home to the Marine Biological Laboratory & an oceanographic institution founded in 1930|Woods Hole
18/06/1998|Jeopardy!|WHO 'M I'?|$500|medium|You can hear me doing what I did best in the following: (playing his trumpet)|Miles Davis
13/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|VERY SUPERSTITIOUS|$1200|hard|It was thought breaking this damages one's soul; since vampires have no soul, they can't be seen in one|a mirror
09/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORD WORDS|$1600|hard|This 7-letter word can mean a trite remark, a bore or any of the salts of hydrobromic acid|a bromide
03/04/2003|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM|$200|easy|Guitars on display include ones from Mother Maybelle Carter & this 'Man in Black', her son-in-law|Johnny Cash
28/11/1996|Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$400|easy|This 'Vision of Love' singer's mother, Patricia, once sang with the New York City Opera|Mariah Carey
11/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT EGYPT|$1600|hard|A Greek scholar named Callimachus wrote a bibliographical survey of the authors of the books held here|the Alexandrian Library
15/07/2010|Jeopardy!|'FOO' FIGHTERS|$200|easy|It's the North American counterpart of the yeti|Bigfoot
26/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HARRY POTTER|$800|hard|At age 11 Harry Potter began attending this boarding school of witchcraft & wizardry|Hogwarts
09/05/1997|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN ANATOMY|$200|easy|A German woman may pluck these, her augenbrauen|eyebrows
13/03/2008|Final Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|None|None|Sherwood Anderson told him, write about what 'you know... that little patch... in Mississippi where you started from'|William Faulkner
12/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|RHYMING ANIMAL PAIRS|$400|easy|Our national symbol & a floppy-eared canine|eagle & beagle
21/02/2000|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS WORDS|$200|easy|This word for some doors also applies to credit that maintains a limit & requires periodic payments|Revolving
21/10/2002|Jeopardy!|UNBREAKABLE|$200|easy|In the 2000 campaign, Al Gore insisted that as president he'd keep Medicare in one of these|lock box
01/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$1000|hard|They shut the lid on this Dutch master after his death, March 19, 1997|Willem de Kooning
19/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|OATS|$800|hard|Cereal lovers know it's the high-in-fiber outer casing of the oat|Bran
11/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN-AMERICAN LIT|$600|medium|His 1962 novel 'Another Country' is noted for its frank depiction of various sexual & interracial relationships|James Baldwin
06/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|'IN' CROWD|$800|hard|What some do before they diet|indulge
04/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SCHOOL OF ROCK|$400|easy|Michael Jackson in this alphabet song: 'Reading & writing, arithmetic are the branches of the learning tree'|ABC 123
25/05/2009|Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED EGGS|$200|easy|Its eggs weigh around 3 pounds each: RICH SOT|ostrich
03/06/2009|Jeopardy!|THE 'ANTI'-CATEGORY|$1000|hard|The direct opposite, or the term for the rhetorical contrast of 'Give me liberty, or give me death'|antithesis
11/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE LEFT THE COUCH|$1200|hard|It's the most common sports sprain & also common is your buddy telling you to just walk it off|the ankle
04/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MAPMAKER, MAPMAKER|$1600|hard|Mark all of these--really more than 1,500--including Wolfe on the Canadian side of the river & Wells on the U.S. side|the Thousand Islands
09/10/2002|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE SCARING ME|$800|hard|This captain scared the locals in Jamaica in 1504 when he predicted an eclipse & it happened|Christopher Columbus
26/11/1999|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$100|easy|If a Frenchwoman receives a billet-doux, she's gotten one of these|Love letter
09/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS IN CHILDREN'S BOOKS|$2000|hard|Mr. Jeremy Fisher: This critter, living at the edge of a pond in a Beatrix Potter tale|a frog
13/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FOR 'RENT'|$1000|hard|It's a whole lotta rain|Torrent
30/03/2004|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALWAYS ABOUT 'U'|$400|easy|Seats are reserved in the Indian parliament for this group that falls outside of the caste system|the Untouchables
10/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LINCOLN'S ASSASSINATION|$400|easy|Booth planned to shoot Lincoln in the third act of the comedy, hoping a big one of these would cover the shot|Laugh
25/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$200|easy|These objects with comas & tails can be named for up to 3 independent co-discoverers|comets
16/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|THE CONSTITUTION|$400|easy|The convention was instructed by Congress to revise this existing document, not to write a new one|Articles of Confederation
15/06/2006|Jeopardy!|SPACE INVADERS|$800|hard|After nearly 10 years of continuous occupation by astronauts, it was de-orbited in 2001|the Mir space station
06/06/2008|Jeopardy!|DEPP PERCEPTION|$200|easy|In 2008 Johnny Depp received his third Oscar nomination in 5 years for playing this wronged coiffeur|Sweeney Todd
07/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|KISS|$2000|hard|Kiss nabbed this guitarist with a playing card in his name via a Village Voice advertisement|Ace Frehley
29/04/1999|Jeopardy!|THE NAME'S FAMILIAR|$100|easy|Iberia is an airline based in this country|Spain
11/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE KOREAN WAR|$800|hard|In bitter battles of 1951, Pork Chop was a hill & Heartbreak was one of these|Ridge
07/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PEAKS & VALLEYS|$800|hard|In March 1944, shortly after the Allies reached Naples, this volcano erupted, damaging 88 B-25 planes|Vesuvius
18/10/2006|Jeopardy!|WEBSITES|$200|easy|This California-based company calls itself the 'world's largest online DVD movie rental service'|Netflix
27/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE BILL OF RIGHTS|$600|medium|On September 25, 1789 the first Congress, meeting in this city, submitted The Bill of Rights to the states|New York City
04/05/1998|Jeopardy!|GUINNESS RECORDS|$300|easy|Since 1900, Johann Hurlinger has held the record for most miles walked on these body parts: 870 miles|Hands
19/05/2003|Final Jeopardy!|AWARDS|None|None|The organization that sponsored the Stage Door Canteens during WWII is now known for these annual awards|Tony Awards
21/07/2005|Jeopardy!|TV CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|Laura Innes plays this 'ER' doc who's physically challenged & always challenging the other docs|Dr. Kerry Weaver
05/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE POETIC LINE|$1200|hard|'But O heart! heart! heart!  O the bleeding drops of red, where on the deck my captain lies, fallen cold and ____'|dead
13/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$800|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew shows some horsts on the monitor.)  The geological feature called a horst is bounded by these, which Californians know all about|faults
16/05/1990|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$100|easy|This NBC sitcom ended its 7-season run with Alex going to Wall Street|Family Ties
21/10/2008|Jeopardy!|IN MEMORIAM 2008|$800|hard|A nationally syndicated newspaper columnist, he also hosted the TV show 'Firing Line' 1966-1999|William F. Buckley (Jr.)
17/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL MOMS|$600|medium|Jessie Woodrow|Woodrow Wilson
09/06/2009|Jeopardy!|'A____A' IN THE ATLAS|$1000|hard|Lewis & Clark's winter home Fort Clatsop is an attraction in this Oregon city, the oldest settlement west of the Rockies|Astoria
13/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATIONS|$600|medium|The 3 major credit reporting agencies in the U.S. are Trans Union, Equifax & Experian, formerly called this|TRW
05/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|VILLES DE FRANCE|$1600|hard|In a 1964 Jacques Demy film we saw 'Le Parapluies de' this English Channel city|Cherbourg
15/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SECTS|$200|easy|Members of this Christian sect founded by Charles Taze Russell often go door to door to preach the faith|Jehovah's Witnesses
16/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|POETIC FEET|$1000|hard|A fine example of verse written in anapests is this first line of 'That's Amore'|When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie
26/01/2007|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the Iowa State Fair.)  Will Rogers, Gene Crane & Pat Boone starred in different versions of this film about a family's adventures at the Iowa State Fair|State Fair
28/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A COLORFUL CATEGORY|$1600|hard|Heaven for sailors is fiddler's this|fiddler's green
30/11/2001|Jeopardy!|NYC STREET FOODS|$600|medium|(Sofia)  From the Ukranian for 'dumpling', it's the name of the potato product I'm eating|knish
08/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHING VOWELS|$1200|hard|Norse: LK|Loki
24/03/1997|Jeopardy!|ROGER|$100|easy|From 1973 to 1985 he could say 'The name is Bond, James Bond'|Roger Moore
04/09/1996|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$100|easy|His 1973 hit 'Love Me Like a Rock' featured the Dixie Hummingbirds on vocal backup|Paul Simon
29/01/2007|Jeopardy!|D.C. SITES|$1000|hard|At its 500-foot level, it has 8 small windows, 2 on each side|the Washington Monument
17/05/1999|Jeopardy!|NAME THE MOVIE|$500|medium|1995: 'They may take our lives, but they'll never take our freedom!'|Braveheart
24/02/2010|Jeopardy!|'L.L.', SEE|$200|easy|Different from a wireless, this is a term for a phone with physical connection between 2 devices|a landline
29/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S  LITERATURE|$400|easy|Anne Shirley leaves the orphanage to live on this 'colorful' farm in Avonlea|Green Gables
10/01/2008|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$800|hard|In Britain, it's a pullover sweater; in America, it's a sleeveless dress worn over a blouse|jumper
11/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC|$1200|hard|One of the big concert tours of the '90s was the 'Black & Wy' tour; he was the Black & she was the Wy|Clint Black & Wynonna Judd
15/04/2009|Jeopardy!|DICTIONARY ABBR.|$800|hard|Grammatically speaking, n.pl. is this|noun plural (or plural noun)
19/01/1996|Jeopardy!|SMALL COUNTRIES|$200|easy|The major ethnic group in this Pyrenees principality is Spanish at 61%|Andorra
29/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$1000|hard|Cry like a banshee, or a ridge in corduroy|Wail/wale
26/04/2001|Jeopardy!|THE 'WEST' WING|$200|easy|He founded the electric company bearing his name in 1886|George Westinghouse
03/07/2009|Jeopardy!|TITLE WOMEN IN SONG|$200|easy|'Father McKenzie, wiping the dirt from his hands as he walks from the grave, no one was saved'|Eleanor Rigby
02/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BABY LOVE|$400|easy|This test uses high-frequency waves to provide images of the developing baby|a sonogram (or ultrasound)
23/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BURIED AT ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY|$400|easy|Seen here, his is one of the most visited graves at Arlington|John F. Kennedy
19/10/2010|Final Jeopardy!|HOLIDAY HISTORY|None|None|Cuba removed Christmas from its list of national holidays in 1969 & restored it in 1997 in anticipation of a visit by this man|Pope John Paul II
14/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$1000|hard|'When all else fails, read' these|the instructions
05/04/1999|Jeopardy!|'HOP' TO IT|$400|easy|This 1950s Ray Anthony tune inspired a dance craze -- hop! hop! hop!|the bunny hop
28/11/1984|Jeopardy!|GAY BLADES|$300|easy|The sword in the stone from the Lady of the Lake|Excalibur
19/11/2007|Jeopardy!|PAULA'S HOME COOKING|$1000|hard|(Paula Deen tries to stir & talk at the same time.)  I'm makin' my special black-eyed pea dip, y'all--it's a real Southern tradition to eat black-eyed peas on this holiday, because with each pea you eat, it's gonna be bringin' you a dollar earned|New Year's
19/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SYMPHONIES|$2000|hard|A surprise hit album of 1993 was this contemporary Polish composer's 'Symphony of Sorrowful Songs'|(Henryk) Gorecki
05/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$1200|hard|Of Homer's lovely Helen, it was asked, 'Was this the face that' did this|launched a thousand ships
27/03/1998|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE & PLACES|$300|easy|It isn't insulting to be called a gopher if you live in this 'Gopher State'|Minnesota
09/04/1996|Jeopardy!|JAPAN|$100|easy|This custom is not observed in Japan; if you leave change behind, it may be returned to you|Tipping
02/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$2000|hard|It's the illustration facing the title page of a book|the frontispiece
10/12/1987|Jeopardy!|SPIDERS|$300|easy|2 of the 3 colors found in names of the 'widow' spiders found in the U.S.|(2 of) black, brown & red(-legged)
09/11/2011|Final Jeopardy!|FRENCH HISTORY|None|None|She said, 'I told my plans to no one.  I was not killing a man, but a wild beast that was devouring the French people'|Charlotte Corday
14/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE ART THOU?|$1600|hard|The woodcut prints called Ukiyo-e of this Asian country influenced Monet & other Impressionists|Japan
22/04/2010|Jeopardy!|PRIMARY COLORS|$200|easy|Jello Biafra & Ralph Nader were both presidential candidates for this party in 2000|the Green Party
01/07/2003|Jeopardy!|HOW DO YOU...|$800|hard|Get replacement from deceased donor, crack open sternum, sew it in, connect key parts like venae cavae|heart transplant
15/09/2008|Jeopardy!|1 SYLLABLE + 1 LETTER = 3 SYLLABLES|$1000|hard|Add a letter to 'smile' & you get this figure of speech|simile
14/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|4-SYLLABLE WORDS|$1600|hard|The word jihad is closely related to this word used of Afghan fighters|mujahideen
29/01/2010|Jeopardy!|THEY ALL RHYME|$400|easy|To remove an elected official by special petition|to recall
22/06/2006|Jeopardy!|McPEOPLE|$200|easy|His assassin Leon Czolgosz was tried & executed|McKinley
07/11/2008|Jeopardy!|MINDBLOWERS|$200|easy|In 1875 the first swim across this waterway took about 22 hours; in 1994 it was accomplished in about 7|the English Channel
27/03/2007|Jeopardy!|ALL THE 'WAY'|$800|hard|The passage from the nose or mouth to the lungs|the airway
11/02/1999|Jeopardy!|THE CINEMA|$100|easy|In 1979 this mother of Wynonna & her 1957 Chevy appeared as extras in 'More American Graffiti'|Naomi Judd
25/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PARTS OF THE WHOLE|$800|hard|Grip, shaft, a head made of stainless steel, titanium, carbon graphite...|golf club
26/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN BIOGRAPHIES|$600|medium|1988: Forest Whitaker|Charlie Parker (in 'Bird')
12/10/2007|Jeopardy!|GUINNESS RECORDS|$1000|hard|The world's largest royal family, with over 4,000 princes, is the Al-Saud family of this Mideast country|Saudi Arabia
16/05/2003|Jeopardy!|OLD EUROPE|$800|hard|Around 1400 Gian Galeazzo Visconti, based in this city, ruled most of northern Italy but was foiled by the Florentines|Milan
26/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|APPROXIMATE WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$2000|hard|Gladstone poetically said, 'All the world over, I will back' these 'against the classes'|masses
28/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FANTASTIC CRITTERS|$200|easy|There are only about 1,000 of these giant critters left in the wild in the whole world|pandas
01/01/2009|Jeopardy!|A LITTLE 'B' BOP|$200|easy|'When' this large branch 'breaks, the cradle will fall'|bough
18/12/1998|Final Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS|None|None|2 of the 3 successive presidents who were Republicans, born in Ohio & generals in the Union army|Ulysses S. Grant, Rutherford B. Hayes & James A. Garfield
29/07/2011|Jeopardy!|RAY CHARLES|$800|hard|Ray Charles had a No. 1 hit with this song that says 'I'll have to pack my things and go'|Hit The Road, Jack
12/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ROAMIN' HOLIDAYS|$2000|hard|This country celebrates Mother Teresa day to mark the beatification of its favorite daughter|Albania
21/06/2006|Jeopardy!|1491|$200|easy|In 1491 this country outlawed golf, soccer & other sports that were taking young men away from military training|Scotland
22/02/1999|Jeopardy!|NAME THE DIRECTOR|$200|easy|'Get on the Bus', 'Malcolm X', 'He Got Game'|Spike Lee
03/11/1997|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S YOUR SIGN?|$100|easy|If this is your sign, your friends might think you're 'bullheaded', like the sign itself|Taurus
11/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|COMMENCEMENT CLICHES|$800|hard|Do this if you're hurrying through life, or if you're passing a florist's aromatic shop|stop and smell the roses
14/02/2001|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL BOOKS & AUTHORS|$400|easy|This author of 'Shogun' called himself a 'half-Irish Englishman...born in Australia'|James Clavell
20/01/2004|Jeopardy!|THE 2nd MRS.|$400|easy|Billy Joel|Christie Brinkley
20/02/2009|Jeopardy!|BUTCH CASSIDY|$1000|hard|Butch was reportedly killed near San Vicente in this country in 1909, though no one knows for sure|Bolivia
01/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GOING TO THE LOO-VRE|$400|easy|If vou're in the entrance hall named for this emperor & need to see a man about a horse, relax--it has 2 loos|Napoléon Bonaparte
16/09/1997|Jeopardy!|'STICK'S & 'STONE'S|$400|easy|Paired with 'fire', it 'rained' upon Sodom & Gomorrah|Brimstone
06/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PRUFROCKIAN PONDERINGS|$2000|hard|'Do I dare to eat a peach?', & if so, perhaps this kind that sounds like William Sydney Porter's alias|O. Henry
10/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SENATORS BY STATE|$1000|hard|Christopher Dodd, Joseph Lieberman|Connecticut
15/05/1992|Jeopardy!|THE GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS|$100|easy|When Nick Nolte won for this film, he thanked his director, Barbra Streisand -- what a 'prince'|The Prince of Tides
11/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|STATES' MEN|$1500|hard|Robert Fulton, Milton Hershey, Andy Warhol|Pennsylvania
03/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COACH|$800|hard|With the Chicago Bulls, he was the guiding force behind the best single-season record in NBA history|Phil Jackson
11/04/2007|Jeopardy!|ROCK|$200|easy|For hundreds of years, the Barbary apes have rocked atop the world-famous Rock of this|Gibraltar
10/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '40S'|$600|medium|He was the subject of the 1946 biopic seen here: You see, tomorrow I leave for Hollywood, according to what they call 'talking picture'|Al Jolson
27/11/2006|Jeopardy!|GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS|$400|easy|For a Valentine's Day special, in 2001 a N.J. couple did this for 30 hours, 59 minutes & 27 seconds; we're G-rated, folks|kiss
15/10/2002|Jeopardy!|BRITISH FASHION|$600|medium|With grenade loops added, the coat designed by Thomas Burberry got this new name during World War I|trenchcoat
11/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TECHNOLOGY|$400|easy|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from NC State University in Raleigh, NC.)  A man who was blind for 50 years can now see images thanks to a device that supplants damaged photo receptors in this part of the eye|the retina
20/04/2006|Jeopardy!|HOW TO MARRY A MILLIONAIRE|$800|hard|This singer didn't keep shipping magnate Arne Naess hanging on; she met him in May 1985 & married him in October|Diana Ross
05/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ALL I WANT FOR ISTHMUS|$2000|hard|To travel from this country's mainland to Sevastapol in the Crimea, traverse the Isthmus of Perekop|Ukraine
20/01/1997|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$200|easy|The dramas of Seneca & the histories of Tacitus belong to this language's silver age|Latin
26/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A PENGUIN, A YAK & A KANGAROO|$400|easy|Though penguins nest in colonies numbering in the millions, they practice this, from the Greek meaning 'one marriage'|monogamy
16/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICIANS|$1200|hard|His love of his native Greece inspired such New Age pieces as 'Santorini' & 'Acroyali'|Yanni
20/07/1999|Final Jeopardy!|THE ANIMAL KINGDOM|None|None|The family Monodontidae is composed of 2 members: the beluga whale & this other marine mammal|Narwhal
15/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PEANUTS|$400|easy|This country is the world's leading producer of peanuts & people|China
26/05/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC HOMES|$500|medium|This Scottish castle, a private residence of the Queen of England, stands on the right bank of the River Dee|Balmoral
29/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE ROARING '20s|$800|hard|In 1923 Alma Cummings set a short-lived record by doing this for 27 hours (using 6 different male partners)|dancing
25/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SONG OF THE SOUTH|$800|hard|James Taylor: '____ In My Mind'|Carolina
31/01/2001|Jeopardy!|SUPERMARKET SWEEP|$300|easy|(Take a look at the monitor, players): It's the popular brand of snack food that lends its name to the cereal seen here:|Oreos (for Oreo O's)
08/06/1999|Jeopardy!|DISNEYANA|$500|medium|It's the first name of this Disney family member, vice-chairman of the board & head of the animation department|Roy Disney
02/03/2009|Jeopardy!|THE GARDEN|$800|hard|Garden Grove, California is where this reverend opened the 10,000-window Crystal Cathedral in 1980|(Dr. Robert) Schuller
06/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMAR|$2000|hard|'Highest' is one example: elusive trap|a superlative
14/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|THE PRESS|$1000|hard|The official news agency of the Soviet Union|TASS
10/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|The West Point Military Reservation includes Constitution Island, which lies in this river|the Hudson River
05/09/2002|Jeopardy!|ROLLING STONES HITS IN OTHER WORDS|$1000|hard|1978: 'Load Bearing Animal'|Beast Of Burden
19/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|POND CROSSERS|$400|easy|Once NYC's chief engineer, Marc Brunel later spent 19 years digging the first tunnel under this British river|Thames
22/02/2001|Jeopardy!|ACROSTICS|$500|medium|ASTERISK STRIPE DAVID  BRIGHT|Star (the second letter)
22/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE DOLPHINS|$3000|hard|This research society has published the Dolphin Log for kids & the Calypso Log for adults|the Cousteau Society
29/05/2006|Jeopardy!|5 RHYMES|$400|easy|A dirty, shabby bar|dive
24/01/2000|Jeopardy!|'ONE' PLANET|$200|easy|Referring to its operative lever, it's a derogatory term for a Las Vegas slot machine|One-armed bandit
06/07/2010|Jeopardy!|LET'S BOUNCE|$200|easy|This verb for bouncing a basketball sounds like you're slobbering|dribbling
03/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SEEING STARS|$400|easy|You can catch this 'Men in Black' star in TV reruns of 'The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air'|Will Smith
13/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$1200|hard|A star of the 'Matrix' movies, she was named after a Hollies song|Carrie-Anne Moss
12/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$600|medium|Bernini's bronze canopy over the main altar at St. Peter's is a masterpiece of this style of architecture|Baroque
08/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY BOOKS|$600|medium|Daryl Hannah starred in the 1986 big screen version of this Jean Auel work|Clan of the Cave Bear
25/12/1996|Jeopardy!|CHRISTMAS SONGS|$100|easy|In Eddie Arnold's 'C-H-R-I-S-T-M-A-S', the 'M' is for this place where Jesus lay|Manger
06/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|STOCK INDICES|$800|hard|The FTSE 100|England
20/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL FORGIVENESS|$400|easy|An early instance of forgiveness is in Genesis 50, when this man forgives his many brothers who had wronged him|Joseph
09/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'GAY'IETY|$600|medium|This 1934 Astaire-Rogers film featured the Oscar-winning song 'The Continental'|The Gay Divorcee
12/03/2002|Jeopardy!|'Z' END|$600|medium|Famous nickname of Walter Mondale|Fritz
06/07/2006|Jeopardy!|TIME TO 'RE'-UP|$1000|hard|Refusal to accept someone or something; in basketball, it's a blocked shot|reject
09/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MALCOLM X IN THE MIDDLE|$400|easy|On 29, 39 or 49, the age at which Malcolm X died, the same as Martin Luther King, Jr.|39
17/11/1988|Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$300|easy|He made his first tour of the U.S. as a solo performer in 1988, and wham!, he was a smash|George Michael
16/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLE PEOPLE|$800|hard|Pharaoh's daughter finds him floating in a basket in the Nile & raises him as her own son|Moses
07/09/2004|Jeopardy!|GROCERY SHOPPING|$1000|hard|Choose one of these with evenly distributed netting|cantaloupe
28/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$1000|hard|The 1-woman show, 'Orgasmo Advito Escapes from the Zoo' starred this 'Bonnie And Clyde' co-star, Roseanne's TV mom|Estelle Parsons
22/04/1998|Jeopardy!|COUGH, COUGH|$300|easy|A short, dry cough or a trite writer for hire|Hack
18/10/2005|Jeopardy!|CAPITALS AT STATEHOOD|$600|medium|Huntsville|Alabama
26/06/1998|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY BOOKS|$100|easy|A new dad on 'Mad About You', he talks about the real joys of fatherhood & infants in 'Babyhood'|Paul Reiser
14/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$800|hard|Used in cars' catalytic converters, it's more expensive than gold|platinum
01/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TUDOR GARAGE|$1600|hard|Dona Elvira was the governess of this woman who married 2 Tudor princes, Arthur & Henry|Catherine of Aragon
22/01/2003|Jeopardy!|ZERO|$600|medium|The zero-coupon one of these sold by the Treasury doesn't make periodic interest payments like a regular one|bond
09/12/2008|Jeopardy!|NEW WORDS IN THE OED|$400|easy|A new use for an old prefix, it's the process of letting certain passengers on the plane first|pre-boarding
22/05/2007|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE WEATHER|$400|easy|In the 1880s this country promised to build a railroad for Bolivia, whose coastline it took away|Chile
18/10/2000|Jeopardy!|'90s SITCOMS|$500|medium|On 'Seinfeld', it's the catalog company for which Elaine worked as a copywriter|J. Peterman
09/10/2000|Jeopardy!|SPORTS RHYME TIME|$500|medium|A speedy billiards cue|quick stick
30/01/2004|Jeopardy!|GOOD BEEKEEPING|$1000|hard|Of the 3 main parts of a bee's body, the section that secretes the royal jelly|the head
05/10/2000|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$500|medium|This singer's blue-collar music is a celebration of the common man|Bruce Springsteen
24/09/2001|Jeopardy!|STORY PROBLEMS|$300|easy|If 25% of the total U. S. Senate voted yea on a law, this many Senators voted nay|75
17/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|1900 EVENTS|$2000|hard|A constant is named for this physicist who in 1900 postulated that energy is radiated in quanta|Max Planck
01/11/2005|Jeopardy!|DR. PHIL, SHAKESPEAREAN COUNSELOR|$400|easy|You say you value your wife's love above 'the sea's worth', but you gotta jack it up & see what she needs: it's trust!|Othello
07/07/2000|Jeopardy!|LIFE SCIENCE|$500|medium|The monera kingdom consists of bacteria & the blue-green species of this|Algae
05/02/2003|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$1000|hard|Bakers, doctors, first-time brides|people who wear white
12/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THAT JAZZ|$1000|hard|Paul Desmond is the alto saxophonist heard on this other jazz legend's 1961 hit 'Take Five'|Dave Brubeck
24/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|POETS' RHYME TIME|$800|hard|Hughes' sneakers|Ted's Keds
22/10/2007|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC NOVEL SPOILERS|$600|medium|Heathcliff is raised in the Earnshaw home, falls for Cathy; love thwarted; both die|Wuthering Heights
11/06/2007|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES TRAVEL|$800|hard|'What to do' at this Greek site is to visit the Museum of the History of the... games in antiquity|Olympia
03/11/1986|Jeopardy!|'LITTLE'|$200|easy|We're never told what this 'good boy' did with his thumb or the plum once he pulled them from the pie|Little Jack Horner
05/11/2002|Jeopardy!|ALPHABETIC HOMOPHONES|$800|hard|At this social gathering people combine amusement & competition while making such things as quilts|bee (B)
20/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SONGS FROM DISNEY FILMS|$800|hard|'A Whole New World'|Aladdin
27/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BLOODY BUSINESS|$200|easy|About half the blood collected in the U.S. is acquired by this organization|Red Cross
02/06/1999|Jeopardy!|U.S. BODIES OF WATER|$300|easy|You'll find the Big Branch National Wildlife Refuge on the shore of this big lake in Louisiana|Lake Pontchartrain
28/12/2004|Jeopardy!|LOOK WHAT CAME IN THE MAIL|$600|medium|Hey! In California you're only supposed to get one of these calls to the courthouse every 12 months|(a summons for) jury duty
08/03/2005|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$800|hard|Founded in 1912, it's the Women's Zionist Organization of America|Hadassah
26/03/2008|Jeopardy!|HOMELANDS|$400|easy|Yakubu used to send me e-mails from this country's old capital, Lagos|Nigeria
21/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'SOUTHERN' COMFORT|$1000|hard|Abbreviated SBC, this group is the largest Protestant denomination in the United States|the Southern Baptist Convention
05/11/1991|Jeopardy!|FEMALE FIRSTS|$500|medium|She founded the Opera Company of Boston in 1957 & in 1976 became the first woman to conduct at the Met|Sarah Caldwell
20/05/2004|Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$200|easy|In 1932 this U.S. architect wrote, 'No house should ever be on any hill... it should be of the hill'|Frank Lloyd Wright
16/10/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S.A.|$500|medium|The Tatertwister & Chipshot are products from Presto, headquartered in Eau Claire in this state|Wisconsin
11/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BRAND LOGOS|$400|easy|A snack: a sailor boy & his dog Bingo|Cracker Jack
21/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|THE U.N.|$900|hard|The 5 permanent members of the Security Council|the U.S.A., the Soviet Union, Great Britain, France & China
24/10/2007|Final Jeopardy!|DOCUMENTARY SUBJECTS|None|None|A documentary from ESPN is based on the premise that this Louisville-born man 'invented' rap in the 1960s|Muhammad Ali (or Cassius Clay)
06/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & THEIR FILMS|$1000|hard|In the 1944 classic 'Gaslight', Terry Moore played the teenage Paula & this actress played the gaslit adult Paula|Ingrid Bergman
15/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY PEOPLE|$1200|hard|The Decembrist Revolution of 1825 failed to wrest power from the first Romanov czar to bear this name|Nicholas
04/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ABLE ANIMALS|$800|hard|Cats have tapetum lucidum membranes in this body part, so they have 2 chances to catch photons|their eyes
15/01/1990|Jeopardy!|FURNITURE|$300|easy|Stand with a sloping top that serves to support a book; its 1st known appearance was in Byzantium|Lectern
09/07/2010|Jeopardy!|FARMVILLE|$1000|hard|Important breeds of this on a farm include the brown Swiss & Holstein|cows
18/09/2009|Jeopardy!|EMMY REPEAT WINNERS?|$800|hard|How sweet the sound of Best Reality-Competition Program for this show in 2008; let's see about 2009|The Amazing Race
10/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WRITE ON, TOM!|$1600|hard|In 1997 this 'Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead' playwright was knighted|(Tom) Stoppard
06/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ART HISTORY|$1600|hard|Because Koranic knowledge was all-important, this became the supreme Muslim art form, as illustrated here|calligraphy
10/09/2001|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$200|easy|Big throwing don'ts include 'the baby out with the bathwater' & 'caution to' this|the wind
17/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$1600|hard|He was married to Maria Tallchief when he choreographed her in his 1948 ballet 'Orpheus'|George Balanchine
18/02/2005|Jeopardy!|IT'S BEEN A 'GAS'|$1000|hard|To denote excessive politeness, it follows 'After you, Alphonse'|No, Gaston, after you ('After you, Gaston' accepted)
07/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CAR TROUBLE|$1000|hard|This luxury car maker's 1982 Cimarron, a 4-cylinder small car, just didn't sell|Cadillac
03/01/2007|Jeopardy!|WEEKEND IN NEW ENGLAND|$2000|hard|This highest peak in New Hampshire's presidential range occasionally can be seen from the Atlantic Ocean|Mount Washington
20/06/2011|Jeopardy!|SELLING 'B'|$1000|hard|A chef in commercials sings about how his lasagna can't compete with this maker's packaged one|Bertolli
16/04/2001|Jeopardy!|WHAT 'A' COUNTRY!|$500|medium|This European nation occupies only about 175 square miles|Andorra
15/12/2009|Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE PLAY TITLE|$600|medium|David Mamet's 'G.G.R.'|Glengarry Glen Ross
08/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORATION|$2000|hard|He stumbled around the south in search of gold but did gain fame as the European discoverer of the Mississippi|Hernando De Soto
27/10/2006|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$600|medium|This is a term for any musical instrument with a keyboard, including 'The Well-Tempered' one|a clavier
08/09/1999|Jeopardy!|SCIENTIFIC NUMBER, PLEASE|$500|medium|A decagon has this many sides|10
29/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY POLITICIANS|$2000|hard|Later a congressman from Iowa, this man played Gopher on 'The Love Boat'|Fred Grandy
11/11/2004|Jeopardy!|FLOWER|$400|easy|Seeing the English Gardens at Mottisfont Abbey made Martha Stewart laugh at her own efforts to grow these|roses
09/12/1996|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$200|easy|Once a backup singer for David Bowie, he released 2 early albums with his own band, Luther|Luther Vandross
06/06/2006|Jeopardy!|CLASS STRUGGLE|$600|medium|In a less-fancy 2-word synonym for 'proletariat', this word precedes 'class'|working
29/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE WORLD OF ISLAM|$200|easy|Call me this, the eldest son of Abraham through which Muslim Arabs trace their descent|Ishmael
13/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|JOAQUIN|$1200|hard|The San Joaquin River flows through the San Joaquin Valley & joins with the Sacramento before reaching this bay|San Francisco Bay
04/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$1000|hard|With a fan that circulates hot air, this type of oven cooks 25% faster than conventional ovens|Convection oven
28/12/2011|Jeopardy!|'NEW' U.S. CITIES|$1200|hard|Somewhat ironically, this Connecticut city was attacked, captured & burned by the British in 1781|New London
28/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOLAR SYSTEM|$800|hard|It's the planet seen here|Mars
08/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL LEADERS|$1000|hard|Though he lost the presidential election to Mitterand in 1988, he's still mayor of Paris|Jacques Chirac
13/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'A' LIST|$1600|hard|In the Bible he had a whale of a time as the husband of Jezebel|Ahab
20/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GROUP THERAPY|$2000|hard|Along with 10 other former Soviet republics, Turkmenistan joined this regional group on Dec. 21, 1991|the Commonwealth of Independent States
31/01/2008|Jeopardy!|NOVELS' FIRST LINES|$800|hard|Golding: 'The boy with fair hair lowered himself down...and began to pick his way toward the lagoon'|Lord of the Flies
30/05/1997|Jeopardy!|MIRACLE SITES|$300|easy|Jesus fed thousands of people with 7 loaves & fishes on the shore of this sea|Sea of Galilee
07/09/1999|Jeopardy!|BIRDS!  BIRDS!  BIRDS!|$300|easy|The largest bird in the world, this one, seen here, is also the fastest on land|Ostrich
22/09/2005|Jeopardy!|CAN YOU DIGIT?|$600|medium|For the records, translate these 2 Roman numerals, XLV & LXXVIII|45 & 78
30/11/2006|Jeopardy!|CHALLENGER|$200|easy|John Adams had to settle for this opponent as his veep in 1796 because the 12th Amendment hadn't been passed yet|Thomas Jefferson
11/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS OF THE BIBLE|$400|easy|Leviticus 16 describes the day of this, the holiest & most solemn in the Jewish calendar|Yom Kippur
06/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|I DO IMPRESSIONISTS|$800|hard|More a neo-impressionist, he painted pointillist seascapes at Normandy each summer between 1885 & 1889|(Georges) Seurat
27/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS|$400|easy|A host of sacred writings are in the Scrolls, including a commentary about this psalm writer|(King) David
08/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD FAMOUS|$200|easy|Opera composer Renzo Rossellini was the brother of this film director|Roberto Rossellini
16/11/2004|Jeopardy!|COLLEGIATE FINE DINING|$1000|hard|The 3 dots on their pizza boxes represent their first 3 stores|Domino's
27/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A BOOK OF POEMS|$1600|hard|'The Lamb' & 'The Shepherd' are found in these William Blake 'songs' from 1789|Songs of Innocence
14/04/2008|Jeopardy!|NOVEL CHARACTERS|$600|medium|(Hi, I'm Neil Patrick Harris.) My first acting break was in elementary school when I played the dog in the musical version of this novel turned 1939 film|The Wizard of Oz
23/10/2009|Jeopardy!|'F' TROOP|$400|easy|Magic-making Mickey Mouse movie of 1940|Fantasia
29/10/1998|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK TIMES HEADLINES|$200|easy|The revelation of 'Undreamed Of Splendors' was reported with the 1923 opening of his inner tomb|King Tut
10/03/2000|Jeopardy!|DIRTY 4-LETTER WORDS|$100|easy|It's the filmy covering soap may leave|scum
06/10/1998|Jeopardy!|BOND....JAMES BOND|$500|medium|In 1979 this Bond film featured a stolen space shuttle -- 2 years before the launch of Columbia|Moonraker
14/05/1993|Jeopardy!|POP & ROCK MUSIC|$400|easy|Hit song title shared by Kris Kross & Van Halen|Jump
19/06/2003|Jeopardy!|FOOTBALL|$1000|hard|(Hi, I'm Jason Sehorn of the New York Giants.)  I played for this West Coast school under head coaches Larry Smith & John Robinson|the University of Southern California
15/07/1998|Jeopardy!|ONLY IN 'L.A.'|$300|easy|She sat behind the reception desk at 'WKRP'|Loni Anderson
29/06/2009|Jeopardy!|GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT|$1000|hard|'La Strada' is an Oscar-winning film; he played Ponch on 'CHiPs'|Erik Estrada
10/11/2006|Jeopardy!|CONVERT THE ROMAN NUMERAL|$600|medium|A positively revolutionary year: MDCCLXXVI|1776
01/03/2005|Jeopardy!|HARLEM GLOBETROTTIN'|$400|easy|On 'The Simpsons' Krusty bets huge on this frequent Globetrotter opponent, claiming they were due|the (Washington) Generals
26/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'V'|$800|hard|A super-strict vegetarian (5)|vegan
27/05/1998|Jeopardy!|OVER THE RIVER|$100|easy|Before its completion in 1917, the Quebec railway bridge over this river collapsed twice|St. Lawrence River
20/12/1991|Jeopardy!|WATERFALLS|$200|easy|This continent's highest waterfall, Wollomombi, drops 1580 feet in New South Wales|Australia
20/01/2004|Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$400|easy|In Israel the area where this river exits the Sea of Galilee is considered holy|the Jordan
27/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LAZYBONES|$800|hard|This notoriously lazy composer had used his overture to 'The Barber of Seville' in at least 2 previous operas|Rossini
25/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PLANE & SIMPLE|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew at the Museum of Flight in Seattle)  In 1979, the original Gossamer Albatross became the first manpowered plane to cross this body of water|English Channel
21/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'X'-MEN|$2000|hard|The 'Apostle of the Indies', this missionary helped found the Jesuits & introduced Christianity to Japan|Francis Xavier
29/04/2009|Jeopardy!|YOUR HAIR|$800|hard|This very closely cropped haircut worn by sailors gets its name from oarsmen who wore it|a crew cut
09/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH DERIVATIONS|$2000|hard|This word for sophisticated means 'of good air' or 'good lineage'|debonair
24/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER|$800|hard|It's the very last word of the song|brave
06/04/2006|Jeopardy!|THAT'S 'SUPER'!|$1000|hard|Seymour Cray was hailed as 'the father of' this|the supercomputer
26/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ART HISTORY|$9800|hard|The analytic type of this style broke the world into fragments; the synthetic type put it together|Cubism
13/09/2005|Jeopardy!|MEDITERRANEAN GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|This country occupies all of the peninsula known as Asia Minor|Turkey
17/11/1988|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$100|easy|An ex-football player who enters the ministry is the subject of this Sinclair Lewis novel|Elmer Gantry
06/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$1000|hard|Part of the body in which you'd find approximately 300 million alveoli|Lungs
14/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$1000|hard|When his father died, he moved to Ohrdruf to live & study the organ with his brother Johann Christoph|J.S. Bach
03/04/2000|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC MOVIE LINES|$300|easy|1970: 'I want you to remember that no bastard ever won a war by dying for his country'|Patton
16/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$400|easy|This term for an instructional book precedes 'Avoid Probate' & 'Win Friends And Influence People'|How To
22/04/1987|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$500|medium|From 1961-1976, Alabama flew this flag above the U.S. flag on the State Capitol|the Confederate flag (the Stars & Bars)
01/06/2001|Jeopardy!|'GEO' PARTY!|$400|easy|Known for its photographs & maps, this magazine was founded in 1888|National Geographic
17/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BERNSTEINS|$800|hard|In 1988 Leonard Bernstein's 70th birthday gala was held at this music center in the Berkshires|Tanglewood
21/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'P'AINTERS & 'P'AINTING|$400|easy|This movement includes works by Claes Oldenburg, David Hockney &, of course, Andy Warhol|pop art
28/01/2011|Jeopardy!|ENGINEERING|$200|easy|Built at a cost of more than $200 million, it stretches from Victoria, B.C. to St. John's, Newfoundland|the Trans-Canada Highway
13/10/2006|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S FALLING?|$200|easy|As Charles Lindbergh rode down Broadway June 13, 1927|ticker tape (confetti accepted)
09/02/1990|Jeopardy!|DISNEY|$500|medium|In 'Mickey's Christmas Carol', Mickey played Bob Cratchit & he played Cratchit's boss|Scrooge McDuck
09/12/1999|Jeopardy!|FOOD, GLORIOUS FOOD|$400|easy|In 1965 Tyson Farms created a new game hen by crossing the white rock & this breed|Cornish
05/07/2011|Jeopardy!|SUMMERTIME|$400|easy|On summer afternoons in many neighborhoods, dads are on display doing this|mowing the lawn
24/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TEAMS THAT DON'T END IN S|$2500|hard|This Colorado team used to be known as the Quebec Nordiques|the Colorado Avalanche
15/11/1995|Jeopardy!|MOVIE DEBUTS|$500|medium|Ellen Barkin & Paul Reiser debuted in this Barry Levinson film about pals who meet in a Baltimore eatery|Diner
12/10/1999|Jeopardy!|BEATLES LYRICS|$200|easy|'It always leads me here, leads me to your door'|The Long And Winding Road
24/04/2009|Jeopardy!|FASTER|$400|easy|Driving the Thrust SSC, Andy Green broke the land-speed record going 763 mph at Black Rock Desert in this state|Nevada
27/12/2004|Jeopardy!|'SEA' DUTY|$600|medium|Hardtack|seabiscuit
24/05/2004|Jeopardy!|AIRLINES|$400|easy|Carrier serving the Eastern U.S. is the third to bear this name & the logo seen here|Pan Am
02/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IMMORTALITY|$400|easy|Elder Zhang Guo, one of the Chinese 8 immortals, is depicted as carrying this clingstone fruit|a peach
17/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|VIRGINIA GOVERNORS|$600|medium|Lady Bird Johnson often babysat for this governor's daughters so he & his wife could campaign|Charles (Chuck) Robb
20/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|I LOVE L.A. KERS|$400|easy|Kobe called it 'idiotic criticism' that he hadn't (until 2009) won an NBA title without this teammate|Shaquille O'Neal
15/10/2008|Jeopardy!|AT THE MOVIES|$800|hard|The 'Legend of the Deep' in this 2007 film is a mysterious egg that hatches a sea creature of Scottish myth|The Water Horse
13/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TIME ZONE PROBLEMS|$200|easy|If Cinderella's having a ball at 11 P.M. in Bangkok, she may not want to know it's this hour in Beijing|Midnight
07/12/2000|Jeopardy!|BEATLES LYRICS|$100|easy|'Na na na na-na-na-na, na-na-na-na...'|Hey Jude
29/11/2000|Jeopardy!|'TRIPLE' JEOPARDY!|$100|easy|Collective term for victories in horse racing's 3 major events|Triple Crown
28/03/2003|Jeopardy!|HAIR|$800|hard|The tresses of 'Dark Angel' Jessica Alba are featured in ads for this company's Feria|L'Oreal
09/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PAPER CLIPS|$1600|hard|San Francisco Chronicle, July 25, 2003: 'California's First-Ever Statewide' one of these 'Will Be Held Oct. 7'|Recall
11/09/1998|Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$200|easy|During the war this 'Little Women' author served as a nurse for the Union|Louisa May Alcott
07/04/1998|Jeopardy!|IT'S NEVER DONE|$100|easy|Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. said never falsely shout this warning in a theater; it isn't free speech|fire
11/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC POLITICAL SCANDALS|$1200|hard|Politician John Profumo's 1963 affair with young Christine Keeler discredited the Conservative govt. in this country|Great Britain
19/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT PLACES|$600|medium|This first capital of ancient Egypt was at the apex of the Nile delta|Memphis
07/02/2001|Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$500|medium|The fellow seen here is native to this continent|Africa
20/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'B' ACTORS|$1600|hard|For his starring role in 'The Pianist', he shed 30 pounds & brushed up on his arpeggios|(Adrien) Brody
14/09/2009|Jeopardy!|STATES' FORMER CAPITALS|$800|hard|Poughkeepsie|New York
25/06/2001|Jeopardy!|SIN-EMA|$500|medium|1990's 'Henry: Portrait of' one of these was loosely based on the notorious Henry Lee Lucas|A serial killer
08/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BYE-BYE THREE RIVERS STADIUM|$600|medium|For the Pirates' last home game in the stadium, this 'We Are Family' group sang the National Anthem|Sister Sledge
23/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SONGS IN THE CONCERT HALL|$400|easy|Here  Mahler takes this normally cheery song & turns it into a funeral march|Frère Jacques
26/10/2007|Jeopardy!|THE TWINS|$200|easy|Catamaran is a term for a boat having twin these|hulls
14/11/2007|Jeopardy!|FRENCH MENU|$200|easy|I crave some sauce moutarde, named for this ingredient; I'll put in on everything|mustard
03/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|STAR TRACK|$400|easy|Welcoming his fourth child in November 2001, this former 'Spin City' star is big on 'Family Ties'|Michael J. Fox
28/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LOOK WHO'S TALKING, TOO|$600|medium|Philip Pirrip|Great Expectations
20/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY TOURISM|$400|easy|Fans of this author can tour the Atlanta home where she wrote much of 'Gone with the Wind'|Margaret Mitchell
02/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHERS|$400|easy|In 'Civil Disobedience', this transcendentalist said, 'That government is best which governs least'|Thoreau
04/02/2000|Jeopardy!|LITERARY HODGEPODGE|$400|easy|Helen Hunt Jackson's novel 'Mercy Philbrick's Choice' may be a fictional portrait of this reclusive poet, her friend|Emily Dickinson
31/10/1997|Jeopardy!|REAL GHOSTS?|$300|easy|Screaming ghosts have been heard at the old Lalaurie House on Royal Street in this section of New Orleans|the French Quarter
17/01/2003|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE MOVIES|$200|easy|The Delta fraternity gets in deep trouble on the campus of Faber College in this 1978 classic|Animal House
09/06/2008|Jeopardy!|BOOKS OF THE '70s|$1000|hard|A review said this 1979 William Styron novel 'belongs on that small shelf reserved for American masterpieces'|Sophie's Choice
24/07/2006|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE SPORTS|$400|easy|In 2002 Southern Cal quarterback Carson Palmer won this trophy; Iowa quarterback Brad Banks was second|the Heisman Trophy
14/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TITLE BALLET WOMEN|$4200|hard|This Kenneth MacMillan ballet intrigues with the curious story of the last of the 4 daughters of Czar Nicholas II|Anastasia
15/11/2011|Jeopardy!|NAME THE CITY|$200|easy|Roger Williams National Memorial|Providence
16/11/2004|Jeopardy!|MUSIC ON MY iPOD|$800|hard|The song 'Failure's Not Flattering', by this band, was originally dubbed 'Belinda Carlisle' as an homage to its '80s sound|New Found Glory
01/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OUT-OF-FASHION BABY NAMES|$2000|hard|It's the first name of Buddy Glass' big brother in stories by J.D. Salinger; he really needs no introduction|Seymour
02/10/2002|Jeopardy!|IT'S NOT ALEX TREBEK|$1000|hard|It's not me in the portrait seen here, it's this doomed 18th century queen|Marie Antoinette
19/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GETTING POSSESSIVE|$200|easy|Domesticated term for a student especially in favor with an instructor|Teacher's pet
10/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PRINCIPALS|$400|easy|Richard Dreyfuss, Roy Scheider|Jaws
12/04/2000|Jeopardy!|JAPANESE HISTORY|$400|easy|These professional warriors wore 2 swords as a symbol of their caste|Samurai
27/05/2008|Jeopardy!|ORSON|$800|hard|Arrrrr! In 1972 Orson Welles was back aboard ship as the evil Long John Silver in this tale|Treasure Island
30/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THIS LANDFILL IS MY LANDFILL|$800|hard|Altamont Sanitary Landfill|California
29/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITY OF BIRTH|$200|easy|Henry Pu-Yi|Peking
08/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THEY USED TO BE SOAP STARS|$600|medium|He played Rose's neurotic, mute brother Wilbur on 'Search For Tomorrow' before he played Barney Fife|Don Knotts
28/09/1992|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$400|easy|The Zugspitze, Germany's highest peak, rises over 9,700 feet in the Bavarian chain of these mountains|the Alps
17/06/2009|Jeopardy!|INTO AFRICA|$200|easy|These 2 oceans meet at South Africa's Cape Agulhas, the southernmost point in Africa|the Atlantic & the Indian
16/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OXYMORONS|$400|easy|In November 1996 Roy Jones, Jr. knocked down Mike McCallum & won the WBC title in this division|light-heavyweight
25/02/2011|Jeopardy!|CASTLES|$1000|hard|Now a national monument, the Alhambra in this European country was begun by Moorish rulers around 1238|Spain
13/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE FAMILY CIRCUS|$3000|hard|P.T. Barnum's famed conjoined twins, Chang & Eng were born in this country in 1811|Siam (Thailand accepted)
18/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|UNIVERSITY TOWNS|$1000|hard|Vanderbilt University|Nashville
07/05/2008|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1000|hard|The NYC murder of Mary Rogers inspired Poe, who changed the setting to Paris & created 'The Mystery of' her|Marie Roget
13/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WE'VE GOT STANDARDS|$400|easy|'I've got' this, 'sitting on a rainbow...what a world, what a life, I'm in love'|the world on a string
07/11/2005|Jeopardy!|I LEARNED IT FROM SHAKESPEARE|$600|medium|Never trust a woman whose words are too flattering--like Goneril in this play|King Lear
12/03/1990|Jeopardy!|MONEY|$200|easy|Besides the Balboa, this currency is also legal tender in Panama|U.S. Dollar
12/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CORPORATE HQ STATES|$1000|hard|Tootsie Roll Industries, McDonald's|Illinois
14/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL ROLES|$800|hard|Ingrid Bergman was nominated in 1949 for playing this 'maid'; Milla Jovovich wasn't so lucky|Joan of Arc
20/01/2000|Jeopardy!|FLAGS OF THE WORLD|$300|easy|9 million people live in this northern European country whose flag is seen here: (gold cross on a blue field)|Sweden
24/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY ISLANDS|$600|medium|This Norman Mailer novel records the lives of 13 American soldiers stationed on the Pacific island of Anopopei|The Naked and the Dead
09/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EXTRAORDINARY JOES|$400|easy|He was killed in WWII, leaving the future of his family's political hopes on his brother John|Joe Kennedy
17/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE ARTS|$800|hard|In 1634 this artist married the wealthy Saskia Van Uylenburgh & used her as a model|Rembrandt
14/05/1990|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$200|easy|Italian for 'first lady', it can refer to a temperamental woman or man|Prima donna
20/12/2011|Jeopardy!|PROJECT RUNAWAY|$800|hard|As of 2010 its refurbishment of Broadcasting House, its London headquarters, was 100 million pounds over budget|the BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation)
09/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MIDDLE EAST GEOGRAPHY|$1600|hard|Israel's third-largest city, this port was built on the northern slopes of Mount Carmel|Haifa
09/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DANCE!|$600|medium|The co-founder of the White Oak Dance Project in 1990, he is the company's most famous dancer|Mikhail Baryshnikov
16/07/2008|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$400|easy|Just when Wentworth Miller thought he was out, they pull him back--into jail--on this Fox drama|Prison Break
12/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|SOLVE FOR EX|$2000|hard|She found new love with Frederic Thiebaud, the man whose wife supposedly broke up her marriage to Mutt Lange|Shania Twain
21/05/2010|Jeopardy!|CELEBRATIONS OF THE MONTH|$600|medium|National Teacher Day & Kentucky Derby Day|May
21/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|In 'Henry VI, Part 1' it's a setting; in 'Romeo and Juliet' it's a suitor for Juliet's hand|Paris
03/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|EL GRECO|$2000|hard|During a private visit to Greece in 1999, this queen opened an El Greco exhibition in Athens|Queen Sofia (of Spain)
27/03/2009|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY MUSICAL ADJECTIVES|$600|medium|'Joseph and the ___ Technicolor Dreamcoat'|Amazing
25/03/2004|Jeopardy!|BIRD, REPTILE OR FELINE|$200|easy|The gila monster|reptile
23/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE KNOWLEDGE|$400|easy|This university's first scholarship fund was created in 1643 with a gift from Ann Radcliffe|Harvard
21/12/2005|Jeopardy!|BY THE NUMBERS|$1000|hard|This section was added to the tax code in 1974; it's now the name (or number) for many political advocacy groups|527
19/05/1992|Jeopardy!|SHOPPING|$300|easy|A Pea in the Pod specializes in fashions for these people, as you might 'expect'|expectant mothers (pregnant people accepted)
26/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$400|easy|It 'seldom knocks twice'|opportunity
22/04/2009|Jeopardy!|RELIGIONS|$600|medium|Lamaism is another name for this religion in which the ruler chief monk is the Dalai Lama|Buddhism
08/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|Type of chart seen here|Flow
20/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ZOOM IN FOR A CLOSE-UP|$1600|hard|Just south of the river and west of Boston Common is the area called this Garden, for all people to enjoy|Public
15/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S FIRSTS|$200|easy|The first woman to win 3 Best Actress Oscars, she was also the first to win 4|Katharine Hepburn
28/04/2009|Jeopardy!|FISH TALES|$800|hard|This Defoe character says he 'was most dextrous to catch fish'|Robinson Crusoe
12/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LAW|$200|easy|Probate is the legal procedure by which one of these documents is proven valid or invalid|Will
11/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PEARS|$1600|hard|Also called the Chinese pear, most varieties of this type of pear are grown in Japan|the Asian pear
31/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|The Rue de Rivoli is in Paris & the Gardens of Tivoli are in this Danish capital|Copenhagen
13/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HOW 'U' DOING?|$800|hard|This historic university town of the Central Netherlands has a population of 250,000|Utrecht
18/07/2011|Jeopardy!|'EARS' TO YOU|$1000|hard|Keats wrote, 'When I have' these 'that I may cease to be'|fears
09/07/2004|Jeopardy!|THE QUEEN'S ENGLISH|$3800|hard|The Brits use the Latin curriculum vitae; we use a French word for this document|a résumé
06/10/2009|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL VERBIAGE|$800|hard|Usually begun by the people, a ballot this, from the Latin for 'begin', is yea-or-nayed by all a state's voters|initiative
03/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE WINE|$400|easy|This sheep-raising region of Northeastern France is synonymous with a type of white sparkling wine|Champagne
24/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN RECIPES|$800|hard|To prepare this gourd, curcurbita pepo, Russian style, stuff it with rice, apples & sour cherries, then bake it|Pumpkin
19/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE DA VINCI CODE|$400|easy|The events in 'The Da Vinci Code' are set off by the murder of the curator of this place|the Louvre
17/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|STABLER|$1200|hard|If you live in L.A. you know this word is used for reinforcing an existing building so it's stabler for the next quake|retrofit
14/11/2002|Jeopardy!|21st CENTURY MUSIC|$1000|hard|In 2001 Alicia Keys won an MTV Award for Best New Artist in a Video with this song|'Fallin''
25/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY LETTER DROP|$2000|hard|Look out!  A Thomas Hardy title loses a letter & you'll want to keep your distance from a frenzied black bird|Far from the Madding Crow
08/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SONGFUL WOMEN|$400|easy|Her husband, from the band Bush, could tell you she's sung about rich, Orange County & Harajuku girls|Gwen Stefani
19/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SKI YOU AT THE MOVIES|$400|easy|This actor who owns his own ski resort did much of his own skiing in the 1969 film 'Downhill Racer'|Robert Redford
04/07/2008|Jeopardy!|MAG-NIFICENT|$600|medium|Articles in the first edition of this magazine, in 1936, featured ratings of cereal, soap & stockings|Consumer Reports
04/02/2000|Jeopardy!|GIVE 'P's A CHANCE|$200|easy|It means to sound a bell|Peal
29/10/2004|Jeopardy!|DUDE, WHERE'S MY CARB?|$600|medium|The main component of the cell walls of plants, this complex carbohydrate is what termites eat|cellulose
24/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|1957|$1000|hard|The first explorer to fly over both poles, he passed away in March|Admiral Richard Byrd
08/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$400|easy|It's the longest river in the world|Nile
21/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$1200|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew walks up the nave of the Marienkirche in Lubeck, Germany.)  In 1705 this 20-year-old composer walked 200 miles to hear Dietrich Buxtehude play organ at Lubeck's Marienkirche|J(ohann) S(ebastian) Bach
30/05/2005|Jeopardy!|DONALD TRUMP|$800|hard|Heavily in debt in '91, Trump spotted a beggar & said to this woman, wife No. 2, 'He's worth $900 million more than I am'|Marla Maples
02/02/2001|Jeopardy!|WORDS FROM 'JEOPARDY!'|$200|easy|This term for a minute opening in the skin doesn't sound very rich|pore
01/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S MY MOVIE!|$800|hard|Sure, in 1992 Francis Ford Coppola directed, but it was, in fact, 'Bram Stoker's...'|Dracula
27/12/1996|Jeopardy!|THE 1980S|$300|easy|British troops stormed these islands May 21, 1982|Falkland (or Malvinas) Islands
16/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYWRIGHTS|$200|easy|Shaw called the universal unquestioning reverence for this playwright 'Bardolatry'|Shakespeare
30/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PALINDROMIC WORDS|$2000|hard|An important article of religious faith|a tenet
20/10/1999|Jeopardy!|BRIAN THE BABY BOOMER|$500|medium|In the '90s Brian took up this game, like his boyhood idol Cary Middlecoff|golf
13/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$400|easy|In 1978, this German co. became first foreign automaker to make cars here|Volkswagen
26/09/1997|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$200|easy|It's the middle & more familiar name of playwright Marvin Simon|Neil
08/05/1997|Jeopardy!|COOKING|$100|easy|The device for doing this to flour is basically a cup with a mesh screen|sifting
28/12/2000|Jeopardy!|YOUNG GEORGE WASHINGTON|$500|medium|At 21 George had a mission in what was then the Far West, in Pennsylvania, near this Great Lake|Lake Erie
06/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|KLM|$200|easy|The oldest continuously operating airline, KLM began service between this city & London May 17, 1920|Amsterdam
19/12/2000|Jeopardy!|DID I HEAR THAT RIGHT?|$200|easy|A coming-of-age novel by Bruce Ducker is titled 'Lead Us Not Into' this NYC train depot|Penn Station
02/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ITALIAN WORDS & PHRASES|$400|easy|Primo can mean this, the opposite of tardi|early
20/01/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 20th CENTURY|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew trains with the Navy SEALs of Boat Team 12 in an inflatable boat at the Naval Amphibious Base in Coronado, CA.)  Naval special warfare boat teams trace their origins back to the 'Brown Water' Navy that patrolled rivers during this war|the Vietnam War
12/03/2004|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|This coastal strip that has French & Italian sides is also known as the Cote D'Azur or Azure Coast|the Riviera
25/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$800|hard|This wood-eating insect gets its name from the Latin for 'wood-eating worm'|a termite
21/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH OPERA|$2000|hard|Egyptologist Auguste Mariette claimed his scenario was the basis for the libretto of this 1871 opera|Aida
05/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HBO|$1200|hard|On the 7th episode of 'Rome', this warring general & rival of Julius Caesar is killed after fleeing to Egypt|Pompey
04/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WANNA BETTE?|$2000|hard|This film in which she sang 'The Wind Beneath My Wings' put the sand beneath her toes|Beaches
09/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WE'RE NUMBER 2!|$1200|hard|Taylor Hicks won on 'American Idol' but this No. 2 had 3 songs, including 'My Destiny', on the Hot 100 charts|Katharine McPhee
24/06/1987|Jeopardy!|'60s SONGS|$100|easy|In a 1962 hit, Neil Sedaka said this 'is hard to do'|breaking up
05/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YOU SLEIGH ME|$400|easy|J. Pierpont Morgan's uncle James Pierpont wrote this song originally titled 'The One Horse Open Sleigh'|Jingle Bells
20/04/2000|Jeopardy!|TEXTILES|$500|medium|From the French for 'caterpillar', this tufted fabric makes cozy robes & bedspreads|chenille
29/04/2003|Jeopardy!|CHEMICAL ELEMENTS|$800|hard|Martin Klaproth named this radioactive element that he discovered in 1789 for a planet discovered in 1781|uranium
10/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$800|hard|This Edward Bulwer-Lytton novel is set in 79 A.D.|The Last Days of Pompeii
28/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LONG WORDS|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew writes the names of the seven dwarfs on a blackboard.)  It's the re-ordering procedure that I'm implementing|alphabetizing
21/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES PULITZER WINNERS|$1600|hard|(I'm Maureen Dowd.) In my Pulitzer-winning commentary on the Clinton scandals, I wrote that this prosecutor was playing Captains Ahab & Queeg in pursuit of the president|(Kenneth) Starr
08/02/2006|Final Jeopardy!|MILESTONES|None|None|In 1994, 25 years after this event, 1 participant said, 'For one crowning moment, we were creatures of the cosmic ocean'|the Apollo 11 landing on the Moon
04/12/2009|Jeopardy!|MOVIE NAME DROPPERS|$800|hard|'____ Getting Married'|Rachel
03/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'F.F.'|$400|easy|They were listed in a January 6, 1941 speech by FDR|Four Freedoms
25/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CAMERAS|$1200|hard|A UV type of this accessory improves contrast, reduces haze & protects the lens|a filter
23/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ALFRED HITCHCOCK MOVIES|$1600|hard|On the BFI's top 100 British films, this classic Hitchcock mystery from 1935 ranked no. 4, not '39'|The 39 Steps
25/11/1996|Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|$300|easy|This winner of the Jean Herscholt Humanitarian Award said 'The salad dressing is outgrossing my films'|Paul Newman
23/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'F'|$400|easy|Like a brother (9)|fraternal
22/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|JACKS OF ALL TRADES|$200|easy|He was named 'Golfer of the Century' in 1988 & 'Golf Course Architect of the Year' in 1993|Jack Nicklaus
29/01/2004|Jeopardy!|SPORTS ILLUSTRATED 50th ANNIVERSARY|$600|medium|In 1956 it was the year of this slugger, seen here|Mickey Mantle
08/05/2007|Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$200|easy|It doesn't take a genius to figure out that in educational testing, IQ stands for this|intelligence quotient
18/04/2003|Jeopardy!|SOMETIME, B.C.|$600|medium|Dying in 149 B.C. finally stopped Roman statesman Cato from nagging, this African city 'must be destroyed'|Carthage
16/07/2003|Jeopardy!|AFRICA|$600|medium|Millions of active ones of these hidden in the landscape of Angola make it a dangerous place to stroll|land mines
03/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'E' IN SCIENCE|$1200|hard|It's defined as the capacity or power to do work|energy
14/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CHEM LAB|$600|medium|It's defined as the chemistry of substances that lack carbon bonds|Inorganic chemistry
08/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$1800|hard|The completion of the Bonnet Carre Spillway in this city in 1932 largely ended the threat of floods from the Mississippi|New Orleans
07/01/2008|Jeopardy!|TO EVERYTHING THIS IS A SEASON|$200|easy|Munich's 16-day (or so) annual beer festival staggers to an end in this season|fall
15/12/2005|Jeopardy!|THE PRICE IS RIGHT|$1000|hard|Formerly the Dept. of Health, Education & Welfare, its outlay went from 3% of the fed. budget in the '60s to 23% today|Health & Human Services
07/10/1996|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1903 this 'Badger State' became the first to adopt direct primary elections|Wisconsin
15/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT VIPs|$600|medium|Amenhotep IV of Egypt changed his name to this because he was so devoted to the god Aton|Akhenaten
06/07/2010|Jeopardy!|BE FRUITFUL & MULTIPLY|$800|hard|5 x 10 x 15|750
22/11/1996|Jeopardy!|SEAN CONNERY FILMS|$200|easy|Connery caught the Best Supporting Actor Oscar for this 1987 film|The Untouchables
22/07/2004|Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS HOMOPHONES|$400|easy|The bottom part of your foot, or a flatfish which may or may not go to heaven|sole (soul)
03/07/2009|Jeopardy!|TITLE WOMEN IN SONG|$800|hard|'Well, I'm not the world's most physical guy but when she squeezed me tight she nearly broke my spine'|Lola
16/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|STATE OBJECTS & SYMBOLS|$1200|hard|The state motto of Pennsylvania is 'Virtue, liberty, and' this, quite a declaration|indepedence
22/03/1999|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$100|easy|Ladies' Home Journal named this 'Like A Virgin' singer one of the 100 most important women of the 20th century|Madonna
20/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$1600|hard|'More light' were the 1832 last words of this great German writer|Goethe
24/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK ME, AMADEUS|$1500|hard|Composer whose name completes the title of Rimsky-Korsakov's opera 'Mozart and...'|Salieri
18/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TESTING YOUR 'IQ'|$400|easy|Poetically, 'Candy is dandy but' this 'is quicker'|liquor
18/03/1997|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$400|easy|Category on this board that's a synonym for gallimaufry|Hodgepodge
02/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE SWEET 1600s|$400|easy|In 1610 he described the moon as seen in his telescope as having a 'rough and unequal' surface|Galileo
06/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY CLASSICAL MUSIC|$600|medium|Classic piece heard here with Melissa Joan Hart as Clarissa explaining it all|Peter and the Wolf
24/12/1986|Jeopardy!|QUESTIONABLE SONGS|$500|medium|In their biggest hit, the Poppy Family asked Billy this|'Which Way You Goin' Billy?'
22/03/2007|Jeopardy!|JUDGES|$500|medium|On Oct. 29, 1969 at a trial in this city, Judge Hoffman ordered Bobby Seale bound & gagged|Chicago
06/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'G'EOGRAPHY|$400|easy|This Ecuadorian island group straddles the equator, but Isabela is the only one through which it passes|the Galápagos
06/02/2008|Jeopardy!|HAM LIT|$200|easy|After being thoroughly cleaned by Kanga, this A.A. Milne character was referred to as 'Henry Pootel'|Piglet
26/04/2006|Jeopardy!|NUMBER THAT CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT|$200|easy|The one that ends the Bill of Rights|the 10th
04/06/2008|Jeopardy!|5 'G's|$400|easy|In 1992 the Catholic Church admitted it erred in condemning this man 359 years before|Galileo
05/07/1995|Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$500|medium|The name of this common device for regulating the flow of a liquid comes from Latin for 'false'|a faucet
10/10/2005|Jeopardy!|WHERE WE WENT ON SUMMER VACATION|$600|medium|…to Italy, where we tasted tiramisu, which was yummy, & gorgonzola, a type of this, which was yucky!|cheese
16/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THEATER|$200|easy|The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts overlooks this river|Potomac
13/05/2008|Jeopardy!|PENINSULAS|$800|hard|The town of Tarifa, on the southernmost point of this peninsula, dips into the Strait of Gibraltar|the Iberian Peninsula
12/01/1999|Jeopardy!|THE 5 BOOKS OF MOSES|$100|easy|After losing his coat of many colors to his brothers, he lost another garment to Potiphar's eager wife|Joseph
02/04/1993|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$200|easy|December, decimal & decimate all come from the Latin word for this|ten
06/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NEWS TO ME|$2000|hard|Falcon Heene, who it turned out was safe at home, not flying over Colorado, became known as this 'boy'|the balloon boy
01/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE SPORTY|$1200|hard|(Hi, I'm James Worthy.)  This Hall of Fame Lakers announcer gave me my nickname 'Big Game James'|Chick Hearn
14/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN GOVERNMENT|$2000|hard|In the absence of the vice president, it's the title of the person who heads the U.S. Senate|the president pro tem
14/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HUBBLE, HUBBLE, TOIL & TROUBLE|$1600|hard|A 2009 repair mission replaced 6 nickel-hydrogen these, which had lasted 13 years longer than projected|batteries
27/09/1984|Jeopardy!|HOT MOVIES|$200|easy|Poitier & Steiger made sparks fly in this '67 Oscar winner|In the Heat of the Night
10/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S OUR ISLAND!!!|$800|hard|Baffin Island|Canada
14/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CELL BLOCK CINEMA|$400|easy|The title of this film based on a Stephen King novel is a colorful nickname for death row|The Green Mile
11/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POPES|$800|hard|In 1540 Paul III confirmed this order founded by Ignatius of Loyola in 1534|the Jesuits
15/11/1999|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK CITY SONGS|$300|easy|Simon & Garfunkel's '59th Street Bridge Song' is also known as this|Feeling Groovy
15/05/1992|Jeopardy!|FURNITURE|$300|easy|It isn't 'hard' to come up with this other name for a grandfather chair|an easy chair
01/06/2004|Jeopardy!|INVENTIVE WOMEN|$800|hard|Mary Anderson invented this device after seeing a streetcar driver keep brushing snow off his front window|windshield wipers
17/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|VIRGINIA GOVERNORS|$200|easy|Last name of 'Lighthorse Harry', a member of the Continental Congress from 1785 to 1788|Lee
16/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GO TO THE BALLET|$2000|hard|If you like cowboys--& cowgirls--you'll love this Agnes de Mille ballet named for a cowboy event|Rodeo
30/06/1993|Jeopardy!|THE GARFIELD ERA|$300|easy|Turkey ceded Thessaly to this country|Greece
14/01/1998|Jeopardy!|CARTOONS|$200|easy|White Zombie's album sales soared after this MTV cartoon duo pronounced their video 'cool'|Beavis and Butt-head
28/09/2010|Jeopardy!|EASY ON THE EYES|$1000|hard|I didn't watch this show for its weird story line, but to see Jennifer Garner as a double agent|Alias
12/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|VOCALISTS|$800|hard|Receiving the 2002 Billboard Lifetime Achievement Award she might have thought, 'If I could turn back time...'|Cher
11/04/2006|Jeopardy!|TAKE A HIKE|$400|easy|The Otter Trail on the coast of this country's Western Cape Province may be booked up a year ahead|South Africa
28/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING POSSUM|$2000|hard|The flying possum doesn't fly; well-developed flaps of skin along its flanks have it known by this 6-letter term|a glider
24/05/2006|Jeopardy!|ORIGIN OF THE SPECIOUS|$200|easy|Forwarding an e-mail supposedly sent by this Microsoft chairman got you $1,000 & a free copy of Windows|Gates
15/02/2006|Jeopardy!|WE HELP WITH YOUR COLLEGE APPLICATION|$200|easy|I revel in the history of this Ivy League school, founded 16 years after the arrival of the Pilgrims|Harvard
12/02/2009|Jeopardy!|BRIT SPEAK|$600|medium|A landlord would refer to one of these as a flat|an apartment
14/06/2004|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$200|easy|Actor Christopher Kutcher uses this middle name as his first|Ashton
13/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DENTIST-SPEAK|$1600|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows an anatomical animation on the monitor.)  Getting right to the point, the points on the chewing surface of a tooth, here, here, here & here, are called these|cusps
13/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITY BIRTHPLACES|$400|easy|Prince Peter Kropotkin|Moscow
24/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE|$800|hard|Nathaniel added this letter to his last name when he went pro as a writer|W
21/03/1997|Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$200|easy|His 'Streets of Philadelphia' won him 4 1994 Grammys, including Song of the Year & Best Male Rock Vocal|Bruce Springsteen
04/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' RHYME TIME|$200|easy|Defoe's dogs|Daniel's spaniels
25/12/2009|Jeopardy!|SHIRLEY MacLAINE|$1000|hard|In 1970 Shirley replaced Elizabeth Taylor in 'Two Mules for Sister Sara' opposite this action star|Clint Eastwood
12/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE ARTIST|$200|easy|'Two Tahitian Women'|Paul Gauguin
20/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICA|$1000|hard|Built in 1791, Portland Head Light in Maine was one of the first of these authorized by the U.S.|a lighthouse
20/03/2009|Jeopardy!|'A' TRAVEL CATEGORY|$400|easy|Children are the chefs & waiters at the Kinderkookkafe in this world capital|Amsterdam
13/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHS & LEGENDS|$1000|hard|In Hinduism, Skanda, a 6-headed war god, is the son of this 'destroyer'|Shiva
03/10/1997|Jeopardy!|'PU'|$300|easy|It's another name for the cougar or mountain lion|Puma
12/03/2008|Jeopardy!|OPENING LINES OF SHAKESPEARE|$800|hard|Knock knock! Barnardo: 'Who's there?'|Hamlet
14/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BASEBALL|$800|hard|This Yankees manager was hired by the Dodgers in 2007|Joe Torre
31/01/2001|Jeopardy!|THE MATCH GAME|$100|easy|Player & upright are 2 common types of this instrument|Piano
05/10/2006|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|In 'Alice in Wonderland', it 'vanished quite slowly... ending with the grin, which remained some time'|Cheshire Cat
27/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE HARDWARE STORE|$2000|hard|If you bring home a Lux programmable one of these, you'll find it pre-programmed to save energy|thermostat
07/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GASES|$600|medium|This noble gas has 92% of hydrogen's lifting power even though it's twice as dense|helium
22/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|STORY WITHIN A STORY|$1600|hard|The 'Odyssey': '(Faulkner novel), the woman with the dog's eyes would not close my eyes as I descended into Hades'|As I Lay Dying
30/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$800|hard|This rapper who was slain in Las Vegas in 1996 is the subject of the play 'Up Against the Wind'|Tupac Shakur
02/02/1996|Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON STATE|$400|easy|In 1859 U.S. settlers fought settlers from this European country in the 'Pig War' for the San Juan Islands|England
06/01/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S STRICTLY BUSINESS|$200|easy|Brands owned by this soup company include Prego sauces & V8 beverages|Campbell's
04/03/2011|Jeopardy!|OPRAH'S FIRSTS|$800|hard|(Oprah Winfrey gives the clue.)  In 2002 I worked the drivethrough at this fast food chain; a customer (who turned out to be my own lawyer!) complained about the slow service, then drove around & got a big surprise, 'I'm lovin' it!'|McDonald's
06/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COMPUTER MILESTONES|$1200|hard|1975: Microsoft is founded by these 2 college dropouts|Paul Allen & Bill Gates
18/06/2004|Jeopardy!|THE SUPER BOWL|$400|easy|While with the 49ers, this receiver set single game records for most yards (215), receptions (11) & points (18)|Jerry Rice
27/04/2004|Jeopardy!|WINE FOR DUMMIES|$600|medium|This country's wine regions include the Barossa Valley & the Adelaide Hills|Australia
17/11/1997|Jeopardy!|WORD PROCESSING|$200|easy|This 2-part process of moving text can be done with scisssors & glue or with commands|Cut & paste
03/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|I'LL BE YOUR WAITER|$800|hard|In literature, Penelope waits on this man for 20 years, as does his dog, Argos, who keels over as he gets back|Odysseus
01/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FLASH!|$400|easy|Many Civil War photos credited to this man were taken by Alex Gardner & other members of his staff|Mathew Brady
06/09/1996|Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$400|easy|Thomas J. Pendergast, boss of Kansas City, launched the political career of this future president in 1922|Truman
06/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|B.C. WOMEN|$600|medium|The song of this woman, who led the tribes of Israel to defeat King Jabin, is found in the book of Judges|Deborah
26/12/2007|Jeopardy!|PUNJAB|$400|easy|As part of his Easternmost conquests, this Greek's armies occupied the Punjab around 327 B.C.|Alexander the Great
13/10/2003|Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE PROVERB|$200|easy|'Familiarity breeds...'|contempt
27/01/1997|Jeopardy!|BIRDS|$200|easy|This tallest Australian bird stands 5 to 6 feet high|Emu
28/10/1999|Jeopardy!|BEGINS & ENDS WITH 'K'|$300|easy|This Scottish word for church dates back over 800 years|Kirk
09/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'PEN' PALS|$800|hard|Next to last|Penultimate
08/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH CLASS|$1200|hard|In your house, what the French call la cuisine we call this room|the kitchen
31/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT|$1200|hard|In 1995 the dollar hit a record low of 80 of this currency of a WWII opponent|the yen
24/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$1000|hard|Sorrowful prophet who wrote the Old Testament book of Lamentations|Jeremiah
19/05/2009|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|None|None|Ayn Rand wrote to him, 'I felt that 'The Fountainhead' had not quite completed its destiny until I had heard from you about it'|Frank Lloyd Wright
23/04/2001|Jeopardy!|ROCK 'G'ROUPS|$300|easy|In 1970 Phil Collins became the drummer for this group after answering an ad in Melody Maker|Genesis
12/10/2004|Jeopardy!|WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS|$200|easy|Some say this tool with an adjustable jaw was invented by a Massachusetts mechanic named Monk|a monkey wrench
04/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE NORTHERNMOST CAPITAL CITY|$1600|hard|Luanda, Monrovia, Algiers|Algiers
23/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$400|easy|Originally, this sitcom was going to be called 'Country Cousins' or 'The Eddie Albert Show'|Green Acres
26/03/1997|Jeopardy!|WORLD TRAVEL|$200|easy|Shopping for summer hats & handbags?  Head for the Straw Market in Nassau in this island group|Bahamas
06/04/2011|Jeopardy!|CHEESY INTERNATIONAL PICKUP LINES|$1000|hard|What has 4 thumbs & is going to this rhyming region of China with nearly 16,000 people per square mile?  Us!|Hong Kong
28/11/1997|Jeopardy!|THE BELLS|$200|easy|The bells in this 12th century Italian tower are no longer rung; we just hope they don't fall out|Leaning Tower of Pisa
12/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$400|easy|George Custer was wounded only once during the war but had 11 of these killed under him|horses
02/02/2006|Jeopardy!|IF THEY MARRIED...|$600|medium|Actress Julie, nurse Dixie McCall on 'Emergency!', falls for Lloyd's son Jeff & hyphenates her name to...|Julie London-Bridges
18/03/2003|Jeopardy!|ARTISTS & THEIR SUBJECTS|$800|hard|A pink line that resembles a scarf floats atop the abstract Robert Natkin painting named for this dancer|Isadora Duncan
20/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$400|easy|In 1990 Douglas Wilder became the USA's first elected black governor after winning election in this state|Virginia
07/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SCOTSMEN|$1200|hard|In the 1760s he improved upon the Newcomen steam engine by making a separate condenser, his first invention|(James) Watt
06/04/2001|Jeopardy!|WORLD OF ANIMATION|$100|easy|German Lotte Reiniger pioneered animation using these dark cutouts on a light background|Silhouettes
01/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|HOTELS|$200|easy|National chain of hotels often referred to as 'HoJo's'|Howard Johnson's
05/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SYMPHONIES ON FILM|$2000|hard|The 1934 drama 'The Unfinished Symphony' was director Anthony Asquith's tribute to this Austrian composer|Shubert
18/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|INSPIRED BY ZAGAT|$400|easy|Johannesburg boasts 'appealing culture' but the zebras of the Northern Cape will 'really entrance you'|South Africa
10/05/2002|Jeopardy!|THIS CATEGORY STINKS!|$1000|hard|The only film ever released in 'Odorama', it shares its name with a synthetic fabric popular in the 1970s|Polyester
23/07/2007|Jeopardy!|THE LARGEST IN AREA|$800|hard|Spain, Germany, France|France
28/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN COMPOSERS|$800|hard|Krumpholz is best remembered for his works for this large, triangular stringed instrument|the harp
19/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SAY THE 'MAGIC' WORDS|$1600|hard|Thomas Mann wrote this novel while living in Munich|The Magic Mountain
20/10/2004|Jeopardy!|NICK BEFORE NIGHT|$600|medium|Seen here are the hosts of this show, where U watch, U call, and U click|U Pick Live
05/03/2009|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$1000|hard|A boxer, a surgeon, Rita Hayworth in 'Gilda'|gloves
18/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TRADE|$600|medium|The bulk of Poland's imports is handled through Gdynia & this port|Gdansk
10/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES|$800|hard|This rock star, nicknamed 'Captain Fantastic', has over $50,000 worth of eyeglasses|Elton John
24/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$200|easy|Her recent hit songs include 'Uninvited' from the 'City of Angels' soundtrack & 'Thank U'|Alanis Morissette
05/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'A' IN GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|The 48th U.S. state to join the Union, this Southwest state is now 17th in population|Arizona
12/03/2002|Double Jeopardy!|STRICTLY BLUEGRASS MUSIC|$400|easy|Appropriately, the Strictly Bluegrass Music Festival is held each September in this 'Bluegrass State'|Kentucky
07/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|STATES FREAK|$1600|hard|The 3 states on Michigan's southern borders|Indiana, Ohio, & Wisconsin
24/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MISCELLANY|$1600|hard|In the Cajun vernacular, this double-talk term refers to a voodoo spell, good or bad|grigri (juju accepted)
20/03/1998|Jeopardy!|THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS|$300|easy|The church funds worldwide good works by this contribution of 10% of members' incomes|a tithe
11/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$200|easy|Wyndham,  C.S., Sinclair|Lewis
29/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THE CONSTRUCTION CREW|$200|easy|This guy in charge of the crew shares his title with a jury leader; don't mess with him--he's a real heavyweight|the foreman
14/01/2010|Jeopardy!|THE COLD WAR|$1000|hard|Linus Pauling wrote the 1970 bestseller called this 'and the Common Cold'|Vitamin C
28/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HE WAS IN THAT?|$800|hard|As a child Robert Blake played a Mexican boy in this Bogart classic directed by John Huston|The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
26/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$2000|hard|Although first celebrated in 1792, it didn't become a legal holiday until 1971; now it's controversial|Columbus Day
31/01/2003|Jeopardy!|WORLD MYTHS & LEGENDS|$600|medium|Jewish legend says his first wife was Lilith, who created the need for a good divorce lawyer|Adam
31/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'PHIL' IN THE ____|$2500|hard|By nationality, the guy in the foreground in the Biblical illustration seen here is a ____ : (David and Goliath)|Philistine
11/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE PEN|$600|medium|In 'Prison Writings', Leonard Peltier claims his innocence of killing FBI agents at the Pine Ridge Res. in this state|South Dakota
14/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN ART|$600|medium|The book 'Iowans of Impact' calls him 'Anamosa's Famous Artist'|Grant Wood
13/05/1999|Jeopardy!|A CAST OF THOUSANDS|$400|easy|The closing theme of this TV show sings of 'Seven stranded castaways'|Gilligan's Island
02/12/1993|Jeopardy!|WINES & SPIRITS|$200|easy|This fortified wine from Jerez de la Frontera, Spain, is always a blend|Sherry
27/03/2000|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|None|None|This woman who made death masks of guillotine victims took the Bastille gate key after the 1789 storming|Marie Tussaud
27/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|He's the title husband of Mrs. Persis Lapham|Silas Lapham
20/09/2006|Jeopardy!|LEGENDS OF THE SILENT SCREEN|$200|easy|Known as 'The King of the Swashbucklers', Douglas Fairbanks is seen here in this title masked role in a 1920 film|Zorro
30/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A STUDY IN SCARLETT JOHANSSON|$2000|hard|Scarlett is the Cristina of this 2008 Woody Allen film in which a love triangle becomes a love square|Vicky Cristina Barcelona
25/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WE'RE GONNA NEED A BIGGER BOAT|$800|hard|Thanks to Rodney Dangerfield, Judge Smails' boat The Flying Wasp meets an untimely end in this comedy|Caddyshack
27/11/2002|Jeopardy!|AUTOMOTIVE METAPHORS|$400|easy|Your boss loads you up with meaningless busywork, so you're doing this to 'your wheels'|spinning
17/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NEW TONGUE TWISTERS|$400|easy|'Stella stippled stylishly with' this Texas-born partner of Crosby & Nash|Stills
12/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|O CANADA|$800|hard|The castor canadensis species of this rodent is an emblem of Canada|Beaver
14/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE GOING TO 'POT'|$400|easy|Chinese dumpling steamed or fried|potstickers
28/11/2011|Jeopardy!|MICHIGAN|$400|easy|Population-wise, in 1950 this was the fourth-largest city in the U.S.; by 2000, it was eighth|Detroit
24/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|THE ORIGINAL BROADWAY CAST|$200|easy|Robert Preston, Barbara Cook, Pert Kelton, Iggie Wolfington|The Music Man
23/05/2006|Jeopardy!|A 'C'OUNTRY MILE|$600|medium|This country is about 3,000 miles long N. to S. but 3/4 of its people live within 200 miles of its southern border|Canada
04/11/1994|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$200|easy|A musical performance from the movie 'Deliverance' features a 'Dueling' pair of these|banjos
04/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TINSELTOWN TERMS|$600|medium|This term for a handler of animals on the set can also mean a cowboy|wrangler
10/03/2008|Jeopardy!|KIDDY LIT|$800|hard|This title flute player's 'queer long coat from heel to head Was half of yellow & half of red'|the Pied Piper of Hamelin
27/11/2001|Jeopardy!|MISS UNIVERSE|$800|hard|Crowned in Cyprus in May 2000, Bombay U. grad Lara Dutta represented this country|India
11/12/1996|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$600|medium|In 1980 this deposed president of Nicaragua was assassinated in Paraguay|Anastasio Somoza
26/04/2001|Jeopardy!|GENESIS BASICS|$300|easy|These metropolises are destroyed in Genesis 19|Sodom and Gomorrah
15/06/2010|Jeopardy!|AESOP'S FABLES|$600|medium|He talked the lion out of eating him & later returned the favor by gnawing on the ropes that bound the lion|the mouse
12/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY FOREIGNERS|$3000|hard|He fled Iraq in 1959 after his attempt to assassinate Iraqi prime minister Abdul Kassim failed|Saddam Hussein
12/01/1988|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$300|easy|The title of this famous Anita Loos work states that they 'Prefer Blondes'|gentlemen
21/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THAT'S 'OK'|$400|easy|It's Thomas Wolfe's first novel|Look Homeward, Angel
04/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN AUTHORS|$400|easy|One review called his 'Steppenwolf' 'the ultimate novel of intellect in despair'|Hermann Hesse
27/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HYMNS & HERS|$2000|hard|Rev. Thomas A. Dorsey wrote 'Peace In The Valley' with this contralto, the Gospel Queen, in mind|Mahalia Jackson
17/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE PURLOINED LETTER|$2000|hard|Stolen letters & blackmail were part of the ill luck leading to this 'Earnest' playwright's rack & ruin|Oscar Wilde
22/03/1996|Jeopardy!|TIME|$300|easy|Season during which many clocks in the U.S. are set ahead an hour|Spring ('Spring forward, fall back')
01/04/1991|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT ROME|$1400|hard|It's believed the Romans turned against the ruling Etruscans after Sextus Tarquinius raped her|Lucretia
20/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$1000|hard|In 1989 this Democrat from Washington State succeeded Jim Wright as Speaker of the House|Thomas Foley
27/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OBSCURE NOBEL PRIZE-WINNING AUTHORS|$1000|hard|Like William Inge, Gao Xingjian wrote a play with this transport venue as its title, but his helped win him a Nobel Prize|a bus stop
16/02/2001|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH ALPHA|$200|easy|Agape is Greek for the 'brotherly' type of this|Love
12/09/1997|Final Jeopardy!|LAW ENFORCEMENT|None|None|This police force developed from bands of Indian fighters who protected American settlers in Mexico|the Texas Rangers
29/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'D'SERT|$1000|hard|If you want more of this curranty Scottish pudding, get off yours & take it|Duff
16/06/2005|Jeopardy!|HEY, THAT'S 'GREAT'!|$400|easy|Much of this 1925 novel takes place in the West Egg area of Long Island|The Great Gatsby
25/05/2005|Jeopardy!|DINOSAURS|$200|easy|Although its name suggests that it had 5 of these, the Pentaceratops had just 3; 2 were merely enlarged cheekbones|horns
07/07/2009|Jeopardy!|WORLD WIDE WEBS|$800|hard|Found in Australia, the spider seen here is named for this saint, whose cross is seen on Scotland's flag|St. Andrew
17/05/2004|Jeopardy!|J.R.R. TOLKIEN|$400|easy|Tolkien was born in Bloemfontein in 1892 in this country & lived there until he was 4|South Africa
12/06/1997|Jeopardy!|THE BODY WOMAN|$300|easy|This grows the fastest in women ages 16-24 & its length also affects its growth|hair
26/09/2008|Jeopardy!|WHAT TO WEAR|$1000|hard|You might see celebrities Don or Beth in this style of shirt seen here|a Henley style
08/10/2009|Jeopardy!|SURFIN' SAFARI|$1000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows some fin models on the monitor.)  Surfboards once used boat rudders as fins; the first high-aspect-ratio fin was created in the '60s using a template from the tail fin of this colorful fish|a bluefin tuna
22/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DANCING WITH THE STARS WINNERS|$1600|hard|'She's got the look', she's got the co-host gig & she's also got the trophy from season 7|Brooke Burke
13/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DIVA LAS VEGAS!|$600|medium|'If I Could Turn Back Time' I 'Believe' I would attend her 1991 extravaganza at the Mirage|Cher
30/01/1998|Jeopardy!|OPERA HODEPODGE|$200|easy|'Il Trittico' -- 'The Triptych' -- is a trilogy of one-act operas by this composer of 'Tosca'|Giacomo Puccini
22/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AN ACTOR'S LIFE FOR ME|$2000|hard|Last name of this Iowa-born 'Superman Returns' star is pronounced like 'South'|Brandon Routh
12/10/2001|Jeopardy!|THE FOOD BUSINESS|$100|easy|In 1991 Louis Rich introduced a bacon made out of this meat|turkey
23/01/2001|Jeopardy!|ON THE 'TIP'|$100|easy|From here, it's a long way to this Irish town about 24 miles southeast of Limerick|Tipperary
08/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHATCHA GOT COOKIN'?|$200|easy|To make this kind of 'corn', you coat popcorn with butter, corn syrup & brown sugar|Caramel corn
15/11/2007|Jeopardy!|FINANCE|$600|medium|Not a fraud scheme, the risk type of this puts more of your assets into the low-risk than the high-risk area|a pyramid
10/11/2006|Jeopardy!|LAWN ORDER|$200|easy|During WWI, this president's wife used sheep to trim the White House lawn|Wilson
07/02/2011|Jeopardy!|DON'T HAVE A COW, MAN|$1000|hard|For vegans, allrecipes.com has one for this type of mushroom that shares its name with a Panama seaport|portobello
01/11/2000|Jeopardy!|HE'S THE COACH|$400|easy|University of Nebraska Football, 1973-1997|Tom Osborne
19/01/2010|Jeopardy!|LAW & ORDER SUV|$200|easy|The Chevy SUV named for this lake on the California-Nevada border comes in a police interceptor model|the Tahoe
27/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|JOHN STEINBECK|$2000|hard|Steinbeck's narrative of his road trip in search of America was titled 'Travels with' this dog|Charley
26/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|JOHN BOY|$600|medium|He went from working in a coal mine, working up, up, up to become UMW president from 1920 to 1960|John L. Lewis
11/02/1999|Jeopardy!|A SHROPSHIRE LAD|$400|easy|'Malt does more than' this poet 'can to justify God's ways to man'|John Milton
30/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'G' WHIZ|$2000|hard|In construction, it's a horizontal load-bearing structural member|a girder
27/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MEN OF LETTERS|$1000|hard|Vidiadhar Surajprasad...|V.S. Naipaul
13/04/2004|Jeopardy!|'NEW' PLACES|$1000|hard|It's the capital of the world's largest democracy|New Delhi (India)
24/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC APPRECIATION|$1000|hard|This 'Finlandia' composer evoked the mood of Scandinavian sagas in his 1892 tone poem 'En Saga'|Jean Sibelius
23/04/1987|Jeopardy!|THE MAIN INGREDIENT|$500|medium|It's the #1 ingredient in A.1. steak sauce & Johnson's baby shampoo, too|water
08/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OLD & MIDDLE ENGLISH LIT|$400|easy|The general prologue of this masterpiece is heard here|The Canterbury Tales
13/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HOT ENOUGH FOR YOU?|$400|easy|In 1960 it got up to 129 at curiously named Greenland Ranch in this grim California valley|Death Valley
18/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PROSPERO|$1000|hard|Not everyone liked Prospero; Trinculo, Stephano & this island native plotted to kill him|Caliban
04/10/1985|Jeopardy!|WWII TRIVIA|$300|easy|In 1942, approaches to the Mississippi River were mined by this type of German vessel|a U-boat (or a submarine)
08/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|DANCE|$400|easy|The Morisca, a popular dance of the 15th century, originated with this group in Spain|Moors
18/09/2009|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE 'DEAD' ON|$200|easy|Comedy style in which the face shows no expression|deadpan
04/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|YOU GO, GIRL!|$2000|hard|After hearing a song by this poetess, the Athenian ruler Solon wanted to 'learn it and die'|Sappho
21/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH HISTORY|$1200|hard|French marshal Bazaine was court-martialed for surrendering 140,000 men to this German nation in 1870|Prussia
19/04/2001|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$200|easy|Yiddish for 'a gossipy woman', it's derived from a woman's name|Yenta
02/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TIME'S MAN OF THE YEAR|$1600|hard|He was Time's Man of the Year twice: in 1944 when he was a general & later when he was president|Dwight D. Eisenhower
02/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GENIUS BY MUSE|$2000|hard|Alma Schindler, wife & muse of this composer (before she married architect Walter Gropius)|Gustav Mahler
01/01/2001|Jeopardy!|EPITAPHS|$400|easy|'That's all folks'|Mel Blanc
17/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$800|hard|She's the funny woman behind the book, 'Are You There, Vodka?  It's Me, Chelsea'|Chelsea Handler
19/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE MUSICAL DR. IS IN|$400|easy|This rapper & producer co-founded N.W.A. & is the stepbrother of Warren G|Dr. Dre
13/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE SO COLORFUL|$1200|hard|To do this is to bring your own lunch to work from home, not necessarily in a paper sack|to brown bag
25/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE CHIEF JUSTICE FILES|$800|hard|1969-1986|Warren Burger
11/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC GROUPS|$400|easy|The Black Hand, a Serbian secret society, trained Gavrilo Princip to kill an Austrian archduke, igniting this war|World War I
07/02/2007|Jeopardy!|FROM THE LATIN|$800|hard|Look it up--this type of reference work comes partly from the Latin for 'word'|a dictionary
01/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS MOVIES BY CHARACTERS|$1600|hard|Ebby Calvin 'Nuke' LaLoosh, Annie Savoy, Crash Davis|Bull Durham
17/07/2008|Jeopardy!|THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS|$600|medium|An egg that Alice buys grows larger & larger & eventually becomes this wall-sitter|Humpty Dumpty
30/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|UNREAL ESTATE|$400|easy|According to C.S. Lewis, it was bordered on the east by the Eastern Ocean & on the north by the River Shribble|Narnia
08/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE, DURING & AFTER|$1600|hard|A 19th century Sioux leader who damages porcelain as a labor union representative|Sitting Bull in a China Shop Steward
11/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'W'|$200|easy|To wrench painfully, like your mom might threaten to do to your neck|wring
21/10/2011|Final Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LITERATURE|None|None|In the original 1883 work, this title character kills a talking cricket, has his feet burned off & nearly starves|Pinocchio
22/02/2007|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$600|medium|With its strings tuned to C, G, D & A, it has a range a fifth lower than the violin's|a viola
10/04/2006|Jeopardy!|HIDE & SIKH|$1000|hard|At this 'colorful' shrine, Sikhs bathe in the Amrita Saras--the pool of immortality--for purification|the Golden Temple
23/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE-Y 3-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|It's short for the room or building where experiments are done|a lab
23/06/1999|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC MOVIES|$200|easy|(Hi, I'm Tara Lipinski)  In 'Gone with the Wind', Tara is the name of the plantation owned by this family|O'Hara
15/03/2004|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY|$600|medium|If an atom loses one of these, it becomes a cation, a positively charged ion|electron
15/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1600|hard|Sondheim musical about a Seurat painting & the 1972 Democratic presidential nominee|Sunday in the Park with George McGovern
14/07/2008|Jeopardy!|'HOLY' CATEGORY!|$1000|hard|In 1756 Voltaire opined that this political entity did not reflect the 3 parts of its name|the Holy Roman Empire
06/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'PAN'HANDLING|$1200|hard|These wide trousers extending from the waist to the ankles were popular in late 17th c. England|pantaloons
16/02/1987|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$400|easy|It was way back in 1696 that Mary Manley wrote there's 'no time like' this|the present
18/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ON WORDS|$1000|hard|Alone it means 'silence'; add 'ble' & it means to talk indistinctly|Mum
06/02/2003|Jeopardy!|NURSING|$600|medium|3 of the 4 vital signs to be monitored, according to the 'Illustrated Manual of Nursing Practice'|(3 of 4)  temperature, pulse, blood pressure & respiration
19/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$2000|hard|(Jeff Probst delivers the clue from Vanuatu.)  This author who served in the New Hebrides in World War II transformed the Vanuatan island of Umboi into his Bali Hai|James A. Michener
30/09/2004|Jeopardy!|PBS' ELECTRIC COMPANY|$800|hard|This composer of 'Poisoning Pigeons In The Park' penned the songs 'Silent E' and 'L-Y' for the show|Tom Lehrer
04/06/2002|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC TERMS|$200|easy|It's the dividing line between the northern & southern hemispheres|the equator
15/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'S' TOUGH|$2000|hard|The 2 last names of R.L. & M.L., who formed a company in 1924 to publish a book of crosswords|Simon and Schuster
22/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|DOWN UNDER|$600|medium|Japanese bombs & a 1974 cyclone have slowed the 'evolution' of this city on the north coast|Darwin
15/07/2010|Jeopardy!|JONAH'S DRUTHERS|$800|hard|After having preached, Jonah is oddly irked that the city's people do this, from the Latin for 'feel sorrow again'|repent
02/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PAPA JOHNS|$3000|hard|One of his sons, John IV, wrote the memoir 'The Other Side Of Eden'|John Steinbeck
23/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL PLOTS|$400|easy|Martians conquer England with heat rays but then succumb to Earthly bacteria|The War of the Worlds
25/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'HEE' HAW|$1600|hard|A format that allows the user to lay out data in multiple fields on a computer screen|a spreadsheet
04/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS|$600|medium|This Arizona park is named for the huge cacti that are unique to the region|Saguaro National Park
17/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE TROPHY CASE|$600|medium|A regulation size sterling silver football adorns the top of this Super Bowl trophy|Lombardi Trophy
05/03/2004|Jeopardy!|WHERE AM I?|$200|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew)  I'm in this city; Bookbinder's is under renovations, so it has to be a cheesesteak|Philadelphia
17/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FILM NOIR|$200|easy|The L.A. film critics named John Travolta best actor for this 1994 film; give him a royale with cheese|Pulp Fiction
03/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE SMALLEST IN AREA|$2000|hard|China, Japan, South Korea|South Korea
17/05/2007|Jeopardy!|SUV|$200|easy|The Mitsubishi Montero can seat up to 7 people but has only 6 of these for their drinks|cupholders
11/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MONARCHIES|$1000|hard|It's the kingdom completely surrounded by South Africa|Lesotho
25/05/2005|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY AMERICANS|None|None|These names of 2 original Mercury astronauts, who orbited Earth in May 1962 & May 1963, are also occupations|Carpenter & Cooper
26/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLE WHO'S WHO|$1200|hard|The object of a wager befween God & Satan; has a book named for him|Job
01/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO A SUPREME COURT CHIEF JUSTICE|$400|easy|Serve it on a bun|(Warren) Burger
16/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$200|easy|This soft-stemmed swamp plant is named for its skunk-like odor|Skunk cabbage
05/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ODD NAMES IN SHAKESPEARE|$600|medium|'Much Ado About Nothing' features a comical constable with this 'canine fruit' name|Dogberry
04/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FRANKLY|$400|easy|The successor of Charlemagne as king of the Franks was the first of 18 French kings with this name|Louis
19/04/2005|Jeopardy!|MOO-VIN' OUT|$400|easy|If cows went surfing, they'd probably yell this 9-letter word that starts with 'cow', dude|cowabunga
23/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. MUSEUMS|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew maps out the narrow hallway of a museum.)  As this society has a long history of publishing maps & sponsoring exploration, it makes sense that maps were the theme of a major 2007 exhibit at its museum, Explorer's Hall|National Geographic
10/03/1998|Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$400|easy|'The Carpenter's Apprentice' tells of this former president & his work with Habitat For Humanity|Jimmy Carter
01/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BACK TO LITERARY BRITAIN|$200|easy|In Wilmcote, near Stratford, you may visit the family home, seen here, of this author's mother|William Shakespeare
26/12/2011|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$800|hard|Italian for 'the sweet life', it was popularized by a 1960 Fellini film|la dolce vita
29/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'C' IN SHAKESPEARE|$1200|hard|Sounds corny, but in 'King Lear' Regan is married to the duke of this place|Cornwall
02/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IT AIN'T BRAIN SURGERY|$2000|hard|We have to repair your torn ACL, this, which helps connect the tibia to the femur; you're out for the season|the anterior cruciate ligament
16/07/2007|Jeopardy!|'GOO'GLE|$600|medium|(I'm Steve Schirripa of The Sopranos.)  I've written several books on the lifestyle of this Sicilian slang term that's also seen in Super Mario games|goomba
30/06/2010|Jeopardy!|I'M SEEING COLORS|$400|easy|Alabaster or bone|white
01/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HORNS|$800|hard|Mystery surrounds the origin of this 11-letter word for 'to cheat' or 'to swindle'|Hornswaggle
16/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DIARIES|$600|medium|'My Name Escapes Me' is 'The Diary of A Retiring Actor' by this portrayer of Obi-Wan Kenobi|Sir Alec Guinness
12/05/2005|Jeopardy!|SITCOM NEIGHBORS|$600|medium|'Hello, Newman'|Seinfeld
21/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TREATIES|$800|hard|This U.S. president negotiated the  Treaty of Portsmouth, ending the Russo-Japanese War|Teddy Roosevelt
15/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm Reverend Bernice A. King)  As an advocate of nonviolence, my father, Martin Luther King, Jr., embraced the philosophy & teachings of this Indian leader|Mahatma Gandhi
25/06/1996|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$300|easy|Pestle's partner (6)|a mortar
17/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SEÑOR CLASS|$800|hard|Chemistry teacher Señor Avalos taught us element names in Spanish: potasio, helio & this, for symbol Na|sodio
10/02/2009|Jeopardy!|SUPERHERO CINEMA|$200|easy|Batman joins forces with Harvey Dent, Gotham's D.A., to fight the Joker in this 2008 flick|The Dark Knight
26/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE STILL MYTHING|$600|medium|It's said that his singing & lyre-playing 'drew iron tears down Pluto's cheek'|Orpheus
09/09/1997|Jeopardy!|GIANTS|$200|easy|With his overactive imagination, Don Quixote thought these objects were giants|Windmills
19/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$800|hard|An ominous or evil clergyman|Sinister Minister
10/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CARRIAGES|$2000|hard|The name of a baron & political reformer was on a 19th century closed carriage & on 20th c. Cadillac car models|Brougham
15/03/2010|Final Jeopardy!|RELIGION|None|None|In 1875 she wrote, 'Jesus of Nazareth was the most scientific man that ever trod the globe'|Mary Baker Eddy
14/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MONTANA|$1500|hard|One of the 3 Canadian provinces that border Montana|Alberta (or British Columbia or Saskatchewan)
24/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SWEET CAROLINA|$400|easy|This popular 1920s dance style was named for a 1923 song which was named for a city in South Carolina|the Charleston
16/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NEW YORK BUILDINGS|$200|easy|Its architect, William Van Allen, was 'driven' to create the world's tallest building at that time|Chrysler Building
06/07/2004|Jeopardy!|WEDDINGS|$1000|hard|It's the festive-sounding name for one who officiates at a wedding|the celebrant
15/11/1994|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$300|easy|The Museum of Flight, south of this major city, features the Red Barn, Boeing's first plant building|Seattle
29/04/2010|Jeopardy!|TAKE IN ORDER|$200|easy|In 2006 the Miss America pageant took a gamble & moved to Las Vegas from this longtime home|Atlantic City
04/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHO PLAYED 'EM?|$1000|hard|Ophelia & Rose DeWitt Bukater|Kate Winslet
21/10/1998|Jeopardy!|LITERARY HODGEPODGE|$500|medium|Isadora Wing takes flight & disappears into the wild blue yonder in her novel 'Any Woman's Blues'|Erica Jong
26/11/1984|Jeopardy!|AFRICA|$100|easy|Central Africa's short people|the Pygmies
01/02/1990|Final Jeopardy!|PUNCTUATION|None|None|The name of this punctuation mark is Greek for 'together'|Hyphen
24/04/2000|Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICAN CITIES|$300|easy|In the 1980s this city became the center for Colombia's most powerful cocaine cartel|Medellin
05/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ISLAND HOPPING|$1200|hard|Spanish is the official language of this island but a Polynesian language called Rapanui is also spoken|Easter Island
23/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$200|easy|Departments of this media magazine include 'Soaps', 'Grapevine' & 'Videocassette Report'|TV Guide
05/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$1600|hard|In the mid-'60s she starred in Ingmar Bergman's 'Persona' & gave birth to his daughter Linn|Liv Ullmann
21/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WEAPONS OF THE OLD WEST|$1200|hard|In titles of John Langley's western novels, this numerical weapon precedes 'Law', 'Justice' & 'Feud'|Six-Gun
15/03/2000|Jeopardy!|JOIN THE TEAM|$500|medium|Teams of 10 men or 12 women play this sport seen here|Lacrosse
09/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MAKE YOUR WAY TO NORWAY|$1200|hard|Karl Johans Gate, an Oslo shopping street, is seen in a recent photo & through the feverish eyes of this artist|(Edvard) Munch
14/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|4 STRAIGHT VOWELS|$2000|hard|'The moan of doves in immemorial elms, and murmuring of innumerable bees' is an example of this literary device|onomatopoeia
10/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN AMERICANS|$800|hard|The 1st execution in the American Colonies occurred in 1608 when Geo. Kendall was shot for spying for this kingdom|Spain
04/10/2010|Jeopardy!|AT THE POD 'IUM'|$200|easy|'Jeopardy!' will reign forever! Or at least this long, 1,000 years|millennium
13/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|COMMUNITIES|$800|hard|Dan Bern sings, 'It's' this type of town, 'like Hershey, Pennsylvania... like Akron, Ohio'|a company town
17/09/2010|Jeopardy!|HELLO CLEVELAND!|$1000|hard|Cleveland sits at the mouth of this river that caught fire in 1969; it's also the seat of the county of the same name|Cuyahoga
20/09/1984|Final Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|None|None|The mammal that holds the record for the longest lifespan|man
26/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE LETTERS|$1200|hard|This word for excessive & sometimes false praise is also the name of a cape in Washington State|flattery
17/12/2008|Jeopardy!|EAT YOUR VEGGIES!|$800|hard|These veggies, often garnet red, have the highest sugar content of any vegetable, but are very low in calories|beets
25/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|RAILROADING 101|$1200|hard|(Alex delivers the clue in front of a train engine.) If you don't have a rail loop line, the best way to get the engine to reverse direction is on one of these; fortunately, Frostburg has one|a turntable
27/10/2004|Jeopardy!|'J' WALKING|$800|hard|On the eastern end of I-10 is this city, home to the Gator Bowl|Jacksonville, Florida
04/10/2006|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE HISTORY!|$250|easy|Hold the phone! said Elisha Gray & Thomas Edison, who both sued this Scottish-born inventor (& lost)|Alexander Graham Bell
28/03/2011|Jeopardy!|LET'S DO 'UNCH'|$1000|hard|Let's read 'An American Dilemma', this Nobel Prize winner's 1944 study of race relations|(Ralph) Bunche
01/02/2011|Jeopardy!|AKA|$800|hard|Scooby-Doo's owner, his real name is Norville Rogers & he really needs a haircut|Shaggy
15/09/2000|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY PEOPLE|$500|medium|In 1907 she opened her first Casa Dei Bambini|Maria Montessori
13/12/2010|Jeopardy!|1901-1910|$800|hard|Literature of 1902 included this Owen Wister novel of life in Wyoming|The Virginian
06/01/1997|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$200|easy|The EPA determines whether drinking water contains more lead than 15 ppb, ppb standing for this|parts per billion
17/06/2009|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT ROMAN DINING|$600|medium|The finest type of this substance used in almost every dish came from Croatia; the cheapest kind was only for lamps|olive oil
08/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SILENT MOVIES|$1000|hard|A 1925 film named for this Russian warship was commissioned to commemorate the 1905 Revolution|Battleship Potemkin
19/06/2007|Jeopardy!|PLANE CRAZY|$600|medium|On August 6, 1945 this B-29 airplane became the first to drop an atomic bomb in warfare|the Enola Gay
01/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|The exit at the base of these falls is known as the Boiling Pot|Victoria Falls
05/09/1996|Jeopardy!|FIRST AID|$100|easy|In a simple fracture, the wound is closed; in this type of fracture, bone may protrude|a compound fracture
10/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WONDER DRUGS|$1000|hard|Chlorpromazine, aka this, was approved by the FDA in 1954 & became the prototype antipsychotic|thorazine
27/09/1984|Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$100|easy|During '80s hostage crisis, dart boards bearing his face were a big seller|Ayatollah Khomeini
01/10/2004|Jeopardy!|BIRD-BRAINED BALLETS|$600|medium|Gelsey Kirkland starred in the 1972 version of 'The Song of' this nocturnal bird|a nightingale
21/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES BY CHARACTERS|$400|easy|1997: Agent J, Agent K, Chief Zed|Men in Black
04/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'LING' O|$2000|hard|An abandoned child, like Tom Jones in the novel|a foundling
23/01/2003|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'T'|$400|easy|Trinidad's partner (6)|Tobago
23/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|REBEL YELL|$3000|hard|Si, gringo! It was me, Sandino who led the fight against American troops in this Central American nation in 1927|Nicaragua
28/10/1999|Jeopardy!|WAR STORIES|$500|medium|'A Bright Shining Lie', 'Flight of the Intruder'|The Vietnam War
11/12/2002|Jeopardy!|AUNTIE UP|$600|medium|She played the Acid Queen in 'Tommy' & Aunty Entity in 'Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome'|Tina Turner
06/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S AMAZING!|$400|easy|In 1983 a record low temperature, -128.6 degrees F., was recorded at Vostok on this icy continent|Antarctica
26/10/2010|Jeopardy!|LIVE LONG & PROSPER|$400|easy|This hotel founder lived to the age of 91; he made quite a pile, but he never saw Paris...or Nicky|Conrad Hilton
12/01/2010|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS SHAMUS|$600|medium|'G' is for this bestselling novelist who came on the (crime) scene in 1982 with a female detective|Sue Grafton
01/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL STATES|$2000|hard|Bruce Springsteen recorded this 1982 album in his New Jersey bedroom using a 4-track cassette recorder|Nebraska
02/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|OCEANIA|$800|hard|Due to its proximity to the Int'l Date Line, this tiny kingdom is the first country to greet the new day|Tonga
14/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HOW DO YOU WORK THIS THING?|$500|medium|Despite the name, heat the water in the bottom pan only to a simmer so it doesn't bubble over|use a double boiler
19/09/2002|Jeopardy!|HERSTORY|$800|hard|The USA's first woman newspaper editor, Ann Franklin, was this historic man's sister-in-law|Benjamin Franklin
27/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NOBEL PEACE PRIZE WINNERS|$800|hard|An advocate for human rights, Rigoberta Menchu of this Central American country won the 1992 prize|Guatemala
19/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BOOZE-A-PALOOZA|$800|hard|In 1830, rather than become a fourth-generation clergyman, Charles Tanqueray began making this|gin
23/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SPRINGSTEEN SONGS IN OTHER WORDS|$1600|hard|'Splendorous 24-Hour Periods'|Glory Days
21/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ELF-HELP|$400|easy|Elmer the Elf is a 'baker-in-training' for this snack co.; the elf he admires the most is his Uncle Ernie|Keebler
19/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|9-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|A vortex or a jacuzzi|Whirlpool
18/11/2002|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$600|medium|Most commercial freight on the Mississippi travels in barges pushed by this type of boat|tugboat
07/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$200|easy|The stapes, the smallest bone in the body, is located in this organ|the ear
12/05/2010|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES CONTRIBUTORS|$200|easy|(I'm Nicholas Kristof.)  As a journalist, I visited 140 nations & every one of this country's more than 30 provinces, even Hainan|China
30/03/2010|Jeopardy!|'BUZZ' IN|$1000|hard|An unguided jet-propelled missile used by the Germans against England in WWII|a buzz bomb
03/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION FACTS|$800|hard|Kind of slipper whose name comes from a medieval word for 'chilblain', not for an animal|a mule
06/03/1992|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$1000|hard|Important dams on this river include Rock Island, Rocky Reach & Grand Coulee|the Columbia River
12/09/2008|Jeopardy!|TUNISIA|$200|easy|Like many North African cities, this Tunisian capital has an older section called the Casbah|Tunis
03/01/2007|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV SHOWS BY CHARACTER|$200|easy|Trixie Norton, Alice Kramden|The Honeymooners
17/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC HEROES|$200|easy|Jose Artigas was the first leader of the Uruguayan independence movement against this country|Spain
18/03/2004|Jeopardy!|PLEASE TAKE DIRECTION|$200|easy|The university of this state has campuses at Asheville, Wilmington & Chapel Hill|North Carolina
02/02/2005|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$1000|hard|A Chicago doctor who made orthopedic foot products gave his name to this brand of wooden-soled sandals|Dr. Scholl
13/04/2004|Jeopardy!|PICK UP YOUR CLOTHES|$1000|hard|The hours of the day you work; hopefully you're not on the night one|shift
15/11/2011|Jeopardy!|USDA FOREST SERVICE|$1000|hard|During the Depression this New Deal agency renewed our decimated forests by planting about 3 billion trees|the Civilian Conservation Corps (the CCC)
16/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THANK YOU, DR. PARÉ|$1600|hard|Paré created trusses for patients troubled by this, doing away with an older treatment, castration|hernia
04/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THEY MEANT BUSINESS|$600|medium|One letter was changed in this tycoon's last name to get the company name Revlon|Charles Revson
24/02/2010|Jeopardy!|THAT'S IN BRITOONICA|$800|hard|This coquette was the first cartoon character to be censored by the Hayes Office|Betty Boop
12/11/1987|Jeopardy!|COUNTIES|$300|easy|A British term for a county; Robin Hood's Sherwood Forest was in the one named for Nottingham|shire
07/12/2010|Jeopardy!|MONEY SLANG|$800|hard|You don't get 5 guesses at this winglike appendage to the underwater portion of a hull|a fin
09/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SHOW TIME|$2000|hard|Sort of documentary versions of 'CSI' include A&E's 'Cold Case Files' & Court TV's show These 'Files'|forensic
31/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PITCHERS|$600|medium|Intimidating moundsman seen here (in a Houston Astros uniform)|Randy Johnson
21/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$200|easy|On September 1, 1996 this former first daughter married Jim Wentzel at the Pond House near Plains|Amy Carter
03/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FASHIONABLE STORES|$2000|hard|Born in 1984, this girls-only chain, voted best store in a Cosmo Girl poll, has a milestone birthday in 2005|Forever 21
26/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$4000|hard|The name of this South American city translates to 'fair winds'|Buenos Aires
17/11/2008|Jeopardy!|KIDS RULE PRIME TIME|$200|easy|On this series Noah Gray-Cabey is Micah Sanders, who can communicate with electronics by touch|Heroes
30/01/1996|Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$100|easy|As a teenager in the 1940s, this president of the Philippines attended convent schools in the U.S.|Corazon Aquino
25/03/2008|Jeopardy!|MASSACHUSETTS|$1000|hard|Founded in 1620, this town is the seat of a Mass. county of the same name & sits on a bay of the same name|Plymouth
28/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$400|easy|This movie star left his wife down under for actress Linda Kozlowski|Paul Hogan
25/04/2006|Jeopardy!|NFL COACHES|$1000|hard|He spent his entire 29-year NFL head coaching career with one team|Tom Landry
18/11/2005|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY: THE EARLY 1800s|$1000|hard|Controversial 'bank' led by Nicholas Biddle from 1823 to 1836|the Bank of the United States
13/06/1997|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$500|medium|Once a Brat Packer, now he's Brooke Shields' publisher on 'Suddenly Susan'|Judd Nelson
06/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$1000|hard|In the midst of the Korean War, this South Korean president was elected to his second of 4 terms|Syngman Rhee
16/01/2012|Jeopardy!|TAKE IT 'SLOW'|$800|hard|'Layla' guitarist's lazy moniker|Slowhand
14/11/2002|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES IN OTHER WORDS|$800|hard|Cinch up thy mid-body drawstring|tighten your belt
19/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|1966|$1600|hard|April 27: This pope meets Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in the Vatican|Paul VI
05/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S NOT TV, IT'S 'HBO'|$800|hard|Jim Gallegos' collection of this toy car brand is estimated to be worth $2 million|Matchboxes
26/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICS|$3000|hard|In 1987 this Maryland senator became the 1st Democratic woman to have served in both houses of Congress|Barbara Mikulski
04/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TECH TALK|$1600|hard|3-letter (sounding like 3-word) name of an instant messaging program introduced in November 1996|ICQ
23/06/2000|Jeopardy!|REMEMBER 1999?|$400|easy|E-mails flew as moves were made to name Saint Isidore of Seville the patron saint of this global system|Internet
04/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$200|easy|John Hunt, leader of the expedition that put Edmund Hillary atop this mountain, was made a baron|Mount Everest
18/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MAY DAYS|$800|hard|On May 10, 1941 this deputy to Hitler parachuted from a plane over Scotland with a 'peace plan'|Rudolf Hess
25/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|REMEMBER THE 2000s?|$400|easy|November 25, 2002: This new cabinet department was created, so we can all feel safe now|the Department of Homeland Security
03/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THEY COVERED THE BEATLES|$400|easy|This duo had only just begun when they covered 'Ticket To Ride' in 1970|The Carpenters
06/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD|$200|easy|This stalked vegetable is commonly cooked standing up in the pot|Asparagus
20/01/2005|Jeopardy!|I'LL ALWAYS BE 'TRUE'|$200|easy|John Wayne won his only Oscar for this film|True Grit
23/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|POP SINGERS|$2000|hard|'I don't wanna be a loser', cried this girl singer in 1964; well, it's her party|Lesley Gore
21/10/1998|Jeopardy!|TAKE IT OFF!  TAKE IT OFF!|$400|easy|Used by male 'strippers', it's the tool seen here|Belt sander
08/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ATLANTIS|$800|hard|A Charles Berlitz book calls Atlantis 'the eighth' this & wonders if a nuclear war was its demise|continent
07/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CANDY IS DANDY|$1200|hard|These after-dinner mints come individually wrapped in foil that depicts a mountain range|Andes
17/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HERE'S A MELANGE POUR VOUS|$1600|hard|In March 2001 this notorious Afghan group dynamited ancient giant statues of Buddha in Bamiyan|the Taliban
29/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MICROSCOPY|$1600|hard|The single use weapon of this insect is seen here|a (honey)bee
15/01/1988|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY JEOPARDY!|$300|easy|I played football at Florida State & used my # 22 in all my movies, like 'Semi-Tough'|Burt Reynolds
27/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MONEY|$1000|hard|In 1909, the centennial of his birth, he was put on a U.S. coin|Abraham Lincoln
03/04/2008|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|How romantic: at its northeast end, the lake named for this man receives the Victoria Nile from Lake Victoria|(Prince) Albert
19/05/2000|Jeopardy!|NEW GAME SHOWS?|$100|easy|On this revival Tom Bergeron explains that you have to get 3 stars in a row, across, up & down or diagonally|The Hollywood Squares
20/11/2002|Jeopardy!|THE BIRDS & THE BEES|$600|medium|This substance produced by bees is used in the making of candles & cosmetics|wax
05/03/2009|Jeopardy!|PLURALIZE IT!|$1000|hard|Look, it's a winged celestial being called a cherub! That makes it one of these, an unusual plural|cherubim
28/03/2003|Final Jeopardy!|IN THE NEWS|None|None|In 1951 Elizabeth II attended one of these in Canada; she attended her next one, also in Canada, on October 6, 2002|hockey game
19/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET & OPERA|$400|easy|Nutty about 'The Nutcracker'?  You've probably seen it during this month (that's the month it was first performed, too)|December
17/07/2006|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC AMERICANS|$400|easy|Carrie Chapman Catt succeeded this woman as president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association|Susan B. Anthony
13/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$200|easy|Lincoln's four brothers-in-law all served in this army|the Confederate army
05/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FORMER PLACE NAMES|$400|easy|From 1793 to 1834, this now-largest Canadian city was known as York|Toronto
28/03/2000|Jeopardy!|HOW 'RIGHT' YOU ARE!|$500|medium|The slow-moving pace of this ocean dweller of the Balaenidae family nearly led to its extinction|Right whale
29/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'NOV'EMBER|$1200|hard|Cape Breton Island is part of this Canadian province|Nova Scotia
04/10/1999|Jeopardy!|'V'OCABULARY|$500|medium|A short literary sketch, or a short, memorable scene in a play or film|Vignette
18/02/2010|Jeopardy!|TV ADJECTIVES|$800|hard|1 of 2 current CBS daytime soaps: 'The ____ and the ____'|Young & Restless (or Bold & Beautiful)
16/06/2000|Jeopardy!|TV ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$400|easy|Andrea McArdle was still a kid herself when she played this great child star in the 1978 TV movie 'Rainbow'|Judy Garland
28/01/1999|Jeopardy!|YESTERDAY|$100|easy|An April 1971 visit by a team of players of this game was part of a thaw in U.S.-China relations|Ping-pong (table tennis)
09/10/2001|Final Jeopardy!|WOMEN AUTHORS|None|None|In 1935 she sent a telegram to a Macmillan editor: 'Please send manuscript back I've changed my mind'|Margaret Mitchell ('Gone with the Wind')
18/05/2011|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS PEACHY|$200|easy|This botanist is in the U.S. Inventors Hall of Fame for a variety of peach he developed, not his potato|(Luther) Burbank
19/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'I's HAVE IT|$800|hard|From the Latin for 'to overhang', it means 'likely to happen at any moment'|Imminent
27/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THE POETRY OF LOVE|$400|easy|This biblical 'song' waxes poetic with lines like 'As a lily among brambles, so is my love among maidens'|Song of Songs (or Song of Solomon)
09/01/2009|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$1000|hard|Southern sippers often make the alliterative request for this corn mash whiskey 'and branch' (water)|bourbon
19/10/2004|Jeopardy!|NUMBER, PLEASE|$800|hard|If you throw 12 strikes in a row in a game of bowling, you'll achieve this perfect score|300
28/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WATCH YOUR TONGUE|$1200|hard|It's the native language spoken in almost all of Kosovo|Albanian
11/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH TRIVIA|$800|hard|Of a Sunbeam, Triumph, or Austin-Healey, Maxwell Smart's car|Sunbeam
25/01/2011|Jeopardy!|MEN OF MUSIC|$1000|hard|Horn virtuoso Franz Strauss was consulted by Wagner in devising this hero's horn call|Siegfried
08/12/1995|Jeopardy!|THE ANIMAL KINGDOM|$300|easy|The June bug, a type of this insect, is related to the Scarab of ancient Egypt|a beetle
02/10/2009|Jeopardy!|MORE VOWELS THAN CONSONANTS|$200|easy|All things being this, meaning as great as, we know you're this to the task|equal
29/11/2011|Jeopardy!|LATIN BODY PARTS|$600|medium|Umbilicus|the belly button
19/05/1992|Final Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|None|None|2 of his major works are 'Synagogue at Safed' (1931) & 'King David' (1951)|Chagall
08/07/2009|Jeopardy!|DOT-COM DOOM|$400|easy|In January 2000 17 dot-coms each paid $2 million to run 30-second ads during this event; the following year, only 3 did|the Super Bowl
04/04/2008|Final Jeopardy!|SHOW BUSINESS|None|None|The wings on this, created in 1948, represent the 'muse of art'; the atom represents the 'electron of science'|the Emmy Award
23/06/1998|Jeopardy!|BARBS FROM THE BARD|$300|easy|Called a wasp by her wooer she says, 'If I be waspish, best beware my sting'|Kate
19/03/2003|Jeopardy!|'LESS' IS MORE|$1000|hard|Jean-Paul Belmondo is the cool criminal Michel in this French New Wave classic|Breathless
11/05/2011|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY NOVELS|None|None|'A Girl from a Different World' & 'Train to the Urals' are chapters in this 1957 work|Doctor Zhivago
29/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HARD RHYME TIME|$800|hard|A Crayola made from synthetic fabric|a rayon crayon
02/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ROLLS|$200|easy|First aid books say if this happens, you should 'stop, drop & roll'|if you get on fire
13/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S GREEK MYTH TO ME!|$400|easy|Selene was the Greek goddess of this heavely body--& quite a heavenly body herself|the moon
21/05/2004|Jeopardy!|LUNCH COUNTER LINGO|$800|hard|A houseboat is this ice cream & fruit dessert|a banana split
31/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SMALL MIDWESTERN COLLEGES|$600|medium|Coed schools in Ohio include Dyke, Malone & this first U.S. coeducational college|Oberlin
01/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'F'|$400|easy|An upside-down smile (5)|frown
23/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONIC PROPER NAMES|$2000|hard|This important French naval city is a homophone of an anatomical English word|Brest/breast
11/02/2008|Jeopardy!|POETRY|$400|easy|This 'Where the Sidewalk Ends' poet gave us a 'Recipe for a Hippopotamus Sandwich'|Shel Silverstein
21/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$800|hard|This Leoncavallo opera ends with the words 'La commedia e finita' -- 'The comedy is ended'|Pagliacci
22/11/2000|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$400|easy|A judge at the 2000 Cannes Film Festival, this actor thanked the organization for naming the festival after him|James Caan
26/12/2000|Jeopardy!|PRESENTS|$500|medium|This Milton Bradley board game is a quick-draw version of charades|Pictionary
22/11/2002|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL QUOTES|$600|medium|'All right', said this animal: 'and this time it vanished quite slowly, beginning with the end of the tail'|Cheshire Cat
20/10/2011|Jeopardy!|MEET THE FLINT STONES|$800|hard|The prehistoric flint projectile points seen here were found near this New Mexico town, named for a game show|Truth or Consequences
23/02/1998|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$500|medium|To get its green flesh, cut lengthwise around the large seed, twist halves apart, remove seed & scoop|Avocado
17/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|500 YEARS AGO|$1000|hard|On Sept. 16, 1498 this Grand Inquisitor of Spain, who burned about 2,000 at the stake, died at Castile|Tomas de Torquemada
17/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$1200|hard|Frosted Flakes, Expectations, Australia's Barrier Reef|things that are Great
12/11/2008|Jeopardy!|GIRL SCOUT BADGES|$800|hard|Earning the 'In the Pink' badge helps raise awareness of this disease in adult women|breast cancer
16/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FOLK MUSIC|$800|hard|Bob Dylan's first LP had 2 original songs: 'Talking New York' & 'Song to Woody', a tribute to this folk singer|Woody Guthrie
22/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'G' IN THE GOOD BOOK|$800|hard|In Luke 2, 'The child grew', and' this 'of God was upon him'|grace
09/11/1987|Jeopardy!|EUROPE ON FILM|$500|medium|Parts of this 1958 Kirk Douglas film about icy invaders were filmed on location in Norway|The Vikings
19/05/1998|Jeopardy!|TOOL TIME|$400|easy|A brace & bit is a simple type of this hand tool|Drill
03/02/2006|Jeopardy!|BIG 'ROCK'|$600|medium|'Money is good if you know how to use it', said the patriarch of this famous family|the Rockefellers
23/11/1994|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'S'|$300|easy|This disease caused by the lack of ascorbic acid is called Barlow's Disease in infants|Scurvy
08/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL U.S. CITIES|$1000|hard|Built around 1776, Tank Cottage in this city is said to be the oldest house in Wisconsin|Green Bay
09/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THAT '70s SHOW|$800|hard|Premiering in 1979, it starred Robert Wagner & Stefanie Powers as husband-&-wife sleuths|Hart to Hart
24/02/1999|Jeopardy!|GAMES PEOPLE PLAY|$300|easy|Round the clock is a type of this game played in pubs & pizza parlors|Darts
12/01/1996|Final Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|None|None|During the 1920s the Progressive Party was headquartered in this capital|Madison, Wisconsin
02/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PARTNERS' LAST NAMES|$2000|hard|Mapmakers: William-Andrew|Rand-McNally
28/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HAVE A HEART|$200|easy|If you're really scared, your heart is said to be 'in' this part of your body -- gulp!|Throat
18/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|KIDDY LIT|$1200|hard|'Runaway Ralph' is a follow-up to this children's classic by Beverly Cleary|The Mouse and the Motorcycle
20/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EPONYMOUS INVENTIONS|$400|easy|Developed by a pair of Caltech scientists, it assigns a number to quantify the size of an earthquake|the Richter scale
25/11/1996|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$100|easy|Local or general, this medical term comes from Greek meaning 'insensibility'|anesthesia
16/02/1998|Jeopardy!|ICEBERGS|$100|easy|In 1912 the iceberg that sank this ship was photographed with a slash of paint at its waterline|Titanic
04/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT A CHARACTER!|$400|easy|Well, goll-ly!  He left his job & home in Mayberry to join the Marine Corps|Gomer Pyle
09/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$1600|hard|He's the title guy who 'spake' in an 1896 tone poem by Richard Strauss|Zarathustra
07/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$800|hard|A catfish is one of the indigenous species of fish that inhabit this highest navigable lake|Lake Titicaca
06/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC APPRECIATION|$400|easy|This Italian term for the deepest male voice range can precede profundo or continuo|basso
29/12/1989|Jeopardy!|BY 'GEORGE'|$300|easy|This producer-screenwriter from California created a popular character named Indiana|George Lucas
28/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$2000|hard|The politics in Prague turn Tomas from medicine to washing windows in this conundrum from Kundera|The Unbearable Lightness of Being
18/01/2012|Final Jeopardy!|FATHERS & SONS|None|None|The island where this man's son washed ashore was later named Ikaria|Daedalus
10/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|Woodward & Bernstein's political detective story featuring agents J & K who unearth aliens in the White House|All The President's Men In Black
29/10/2008|Jeopardy!|ROBBERS|$400|easy|Skip to this baseball player who, from 1966 to 1974, led the NL in stolen bases in every season but one|Lou Brock
08/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LYIN' IN WINTER|$1600|hard|In January 1898 the Parisian newspaper L'Aurore printed his letter accusing military & civilian authorities of lies|(Émile) Zola
12/03/2009|Jeopardy!|'BO'POURRI|$800|hard|Weak acid used in roach powder & eyewash|boric acid
30/12/2009|Final Jeopardy!|THE CONSTITUTION|None|None|Just 37 words, it's in the article on the executive branch & is the only part of the Constitution that is in quote marks|the Presidential Oath of Office
21/04/2011|Jeopardy!|MOVIE NICKNAMES|$800|hard|A character nicknamed Nicely Nicely sings 'Sit down you're rocking the boat' in this 1955 movie|Guys and Dolls
11/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SILENT-LETTERED WORDS|$400|easy|C: The levator scapulae, for example; it helps raise the shoulder blade|a muscle
28/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A DOGGY DOG WORLD|$2000|hard|Byron said his dog, of this large breed, possessed beauty without vanity & all the virtues of man without his vices|a Newfoundland
03/07/2009|Jeopardy!|HERE, PIGGY, PIGGY, PIGGY|$600|medium|This 'airborne' 3-word phrase is a cute way of saying 'never'|when pigs fly
10/09/2003|Final Jeopardy!|CHARLES LINDBERGH|None|None|After landing in Paris in 1927 Lindbergh filed an exclusive report to newspapers in 2 cities, New York & this|St. Louis
23/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SEEING DOUBLE|$400|easy|These 2 actors were the genetically designed 'Twins' in a 1988 film comedy|Danny DeVito & Arnold Schwarzenegger
14/09/2005|Jeopardy!|A SOLID FOUNDATION|$1000|hard|The breast cancer foundation named for this victim of the disease holds the 'Race for the Cure'|Susan Komen
03/09/2002|Jeopardy!|INSPIRED CHARACTERS|$600|medium|(Sofia of the Clue Crew gives the clue from Louisa May Alcott's house in Concord, Massachusetts.) Here in the parlor in 1860, Anna Alcott, the model for this oldest March sister, married John Bridge Pratt|Meg
14/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HEE HAW|$200|easy|These 2 men were the longtime pickin' & grinnin' hosts of the show|Buck Owens & Roy Clark
16/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT TO WEAR?|$800|hard|A bit longer than a cocktail dress, one hemmed to end at the shins is this beverage 'length'|tea
22/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SENATE MAJORITY LEADERS|$2000|hard|1989 to 1995: from southern Maine, he went on to negotiate a landmark peace treaty for Northern Ireland|George Mitchell
10/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED THEORETICAL PHYSICISTS|$800|hard|Hank wig|(Stephen) Hawking
21/12/1999|Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$300|easy|As a bride price, Saul asked David to kill 100 of these people & bring back proof|Philistines
25/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE BOOK TITLE|$2000|hard|'T.K.R.' by Khaled Hosseini|The Kite Runner
02/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IMMORTALITY|$1600|hard|Mormons believe these 2 members of the godhead have physical bodies but are immortal|God the Father & Jesus Christ
20/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HOT STUFF|$400|easy|15 seconds at 160° F. kills this bacterium that in 1997 caused the USA's biggest beef recall|E. coli
17/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAIRS|$800|hard|Encyclopedia publishers:  Funk & _____|Wagnalls
14/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$2000|hard|President Taft's daughter Helen was a longtime history professor & dean of this women's college in Pennsylvania|Bryn Mawr
30/06/2006|Jeopardy!|OSCAR NIGHT 2006|$1000|hard|This film that begins in Japan in the 1920s earned Oscars for cinematography, costuming & art direction|Memoirs of a Geisha
03/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHOR!  AUTHOR!|$800|hard|'The Day of the Locust'|Nathanael West
21/09/2007|Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL PARK SYSTEM|$400|easy|The Philadelphia home where he wrote 'The Tell-tale Heart' is now a national historic site|Edgar Allan Poe
12/12/2000|Jeopardy!|SAINTLY WOMEN|$300|easy|St. Ann is the mother of this very famous mother|Virgin Mary
06/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|POLLY 'ANNA's|$400|easy|Poe's favorite 'bel'|Annabel Lee
07/10/2004|Jeopardy!|JIM-NASTICS|$400|easy|From 1957 to 1971 Jimmy Hoffa was their president|the Teamsters
29/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV DRAMA EPISODES|$800|hard|1997: 'Welcome To The Hellmouth'|Buffy the Vampire Slayer
25/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THE KING'S MEN|$1600|hard|This Brit became Chancellor of the Exchequer at age 23 & Prime Minister at 24; was the Younger-est to hold either post|(William) Pitt the Younger
06/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE MAP OF EUROPE|$800|hard|This 'white mountain' on the border of France, Italy & Switzerland is the highest peak in Europe|Mont Blanc
13/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL CONTENDERS 2004|$800|hard|He won the Silver & Bronze Stars while serving in Vietnam & let NATO forces against Yugoslavia|Clark
21/11/2008|Jeopardy!|THE NET WORKS|$400|easy|This site, launched in 2005, allows you to upload files up to 1 gig in size & 10 minutes in length|YouTube
26/02/2007|Jeopardy!|THET IZN'T SPELED RITE|$200|easy|Moraine, ordain, champain|champagne
05/12/2000|Jeopardy!|THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW|$500|medium|This group was 'Groovin' on a Sunday evening, not afternoon, when they appeared in 1966|The Rascals
07/06/1999|Jeopardy!|CHICKEN|$200|easy|A human grooming item, or the prominent feature seen here|Comb
17/03/1997|Jeopardy!|BATMEN & ROBINS|$400|easy|This most recent Dick Grayson wore an earring|Chris O'Donnell
21/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$400|easy|Part I of Longfellow's 'Song of' this man is entitled 'The Peace Pipe'|Hiawatha
05/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S MY PARTY|$600|medium|Minnesota governor Jesse Ventura|Reform
21/07/2006|Jeopardy!|THIS WEEK IN GOD|$200|easy|No need to set my alarm--it's Saturday & time for my worship of Somnus, the Roman god of this|sleep
12/02/1999|Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$500|medium|There's a streaked variety of this bulb flower named for Rembrandt|Tulip
28/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EDIBLE RHYME TIME|$1600|hard|A chocolate substitute shaped like an Egyptian beetle|a carob scarab
13/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|I CAN SEE YOUR HOUSE FROM HERE!|$3000|hard|'Vulcan', the U.S.A.'s largest cast-iron statue, is seen here, looking down on this Southern city|Birmingham, Alabama
01/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$200|easy|It's thought that this patron saint of Ireland studied for the priesthood in Auxerre, France|St. Patrick
04/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'RED', 'WHITE' & 'BLUE'|$600|medium|Sean Penn & Nick Nolte were among the soldiers at Guadalcanal in this 1998 war film|The Thin Red Line
10/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ENTREPRENEURS|$1000|hard|Her cosmetics company is famous for awarding pink Cadillacs to its consultants & directors|Mary Kay
20/03/2009|Jeopardy!|GET OUT YOUR BIBLES|$800|hard|Paul wrote 2 Epistles to the Corinthians, 2 to the Thessalonians & 2 to this individual|Timothy
06/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|QUASI-RELATED PAIRS|$1200|hard|Famed director of 'Sweeney Todd' on Broadway & Haitian capital|Hal & Port Au Prince
20/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES IN OTHER WORDS (SORT OF)|$800|hard|1965 Rodgers & Hammerstein film: 'Honk Honk, Toot Toot, Drum Drum, Strum Strum'|The Sound of Music
05/03/1999|Jeopardy!|TV THE KIDS LOVE|$100|easy|Keri Russell plays a 17-year-old who's a college freshman on this WB drama|Felicity
15/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$600|medium|The 1973 Broadway musical 'Gigi' featured this actress perhaps best-known for playing Endora on 'Bewitched'|Agnes Moorehead
27/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|I LOVE A MYSTERY|$2000|hard|This John D. MacDonald shamus living in the Fort Lauderdale Marina considers himself to be a 'salvage consultant'|Travis McGee
21/03/1996|Jeopardy!|TV & MOVIE TOURISM|$200|easy|Hossburgers are served at the Ponderosa Ranch in Incline Village, Nevada, where some of this TV series was filmed|Bonanza
30/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$1000|hard|War in the Pacific National Historical Park on this U.S. territory honors Americans who fought in the Pacific in WWII|Guam
24/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TV DADS|$1600|hard|Dan Conner|Roseanne
15/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'EX' FILES|$800|hard|Jean-Paul Sartre gave this term general usage by using it to describe his own philosophy|Existentialism
30/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CLOTHES MAKE THE PERSON|$200|easy|Working men wear blue ones, businessmen wear white ones & clergymen wear reversed ones|collars
08/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHICH U.S. CABINET DEPARTMENT?|$1600|hard|The Food & Drug Administration|Health & Human Services
31/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WATCH 'ING' THE MOVIES|$800|hard|Nicolas Cage gambles he can drink himself to death before his money runs out in this movie|Leaving Las Vegas
02/02/1990|Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|$100|easy|Though he may not have tried it himself, da Vinci designed what is probably the 1st of these 'fall-breakers'|Parachute
08/02/1985|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$1000|hard|Language in which Browning's 'Sonnets from the Portuguese' was originally written|English
13/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$800|hard|Leonard Maltin called the title character of this German silent film the ugliest vampire in movie history| Nosferatu
28/09/1998|Jeopardy!|'DOWN' THE HATCH|$500|medium|In 1902 Battling Nelson inflicted 42 of these on Christy Williams, who finally stayed on the canvas|Knockdowns
22/11/2000|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$100|easy|Number of letters on your standard 8-sided stop sign|4
18/10/2000|Jeopardy!|IT'S A DOG'S LIFE|$100|easy|Lassie could tell you that the Shetland sheepdog is a miniature version of this breed|Collie
06/12/2006|Jeopardy!|BOOKS ABOUT AUTHORS|$400|easy|'Calaveras County' & 'Hannibal' are entries in R. Kent Rasmussen's book this man 'A to Z'|Mark Twain
28/12/1994|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|He wrote his first novel, 'Murphy', in 1938, 14 years before his famous play 'Waiting for Godot'|(Samuel) Beckett
08/03/2011|Jeopardy!|HOCKEY|$400|easy|A winged wheel is the logo of this franchise|the Red Wings
10/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE MAYFLOWER|$200|easy|A replica of the Mayflower is docked on the waterfront of this Massachusetts city|Plymouth
11/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT!|$600|medium|He played Barney in the 1994 live-action 'Flintstones' movie|Rick Moranis
17/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GRAMMAR|$2000|hard|It can mean a follower of Bob La Follette or a verb expressing continuing action, as in 'I am going'|a progressive
27/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FLORAL QUOTES|$400|easy|British poet Philip Larkin once said, 'Deprivation is for me what' these flowers 'were for Wordsworth'|Daffodils
19/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER DROP|$400|easy|From a 2-wheeled horse-drawn vehicle, drop this letter to get a 4-wheeled power vehicle|T (cart/car)
20/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE '7'-YEAR ITCH|$1500|hard|The newlyweds seen here were photographed in this year|1947
30/10/2006|Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$600|medium|Funny, but the name of this bone is Latin for 'upper arm'|humerus
07/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S CELEBRATE!|$400|easy|In March 2004, for the 243rd time, New York City held this holiday parade|the St. Patrick's Day Parade
25/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH THEATRE|$1200|hard|This gory form of theatre that features thrills & chills traces its name to a Punch-like puppet called Guignol|Grand Guignol
10/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S ROCK|$800|hard|In 1964 Indiana governor Matthew Welsh declared this Kingsmen song to be 'pornographic'|Louie Louie
01/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BACK TO '80s TV|$400|easy|When this '80s action series was brought to the big screen in 2010, Rampage Jackson got the role of B.A. Baracus|The A-Team
07/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|20TH CENTURY AUTHORS|$800|hard|In his 1st book, 'The Boo', Pat Conroy wrote about this South Carolina military academy, his alma mater|The Citadel
26/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY & MEDICINE|$800|hard|Nephrology is a medical specialty concerned with these organs|kidneys
07/11/1994|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$500|medium|This French holiday that commemorates the storming of a prison is also known as la Fete Nationale|Bastille Day
12/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN ACTORS|$800|hard|He not only starred in but also directed 'Looking For Richard', a film about 'Richard III'|Al Pacino
09/05/2001|Jeopardy!|HAIR DON'TS|$400|easy|An adjective for dry, untamable hair, it sounds just like a Lenny Kravitz song title|fly away
30/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'TU'|$2000|hard|2-word Latin phrase meaning located in the original or existing place or position|in situ
16/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BEST 'WESTERN'|$400|easy|Eggs, diced ham, green pepper & onion|a Western Omelet
05/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY TERMS|$600|medium|This form of light verse named for a place in Ireland rhymes aabba|Limerick
08/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SONGS FROM MUSICALS|$400|easy|'If I Were A Rich Man'|Fiddler on the Roof
10/04/1990|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|$100|easy|This star of 'Kojak' admits he shaves his head every morning|Telly Savalas
26/09/1989|Jeopardy!|BOTTOMS UP|$100|easy|As you might expect, it's the sweetener in a bee's knees cocktail|honey
12/03/2001|Jeopardy!|THE PREZ SAYS|$400|easy|In his 1964 State of the Union Address, LBJ declared an “unconditional war against” this|poverty
10/07/2008|Jeopardy!|SPORTS ON FILM|$1000|hard|'The Legend of Bagger Vance'|golf
10/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED CANADIAN CITIES|$2000|hard|A provincial capital (long may it rule): GAINER|Regina
16/10/2008|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD|$1000|hard|Honoring the country's liberator, 'La Dessalinienne' is this country's national anthem|Haiti
19/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$1600|hard|To avoid persecution by a tribe called the Quraysh, Muhammad fled from Mecca to this city|Medina
17/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$400|easy|Cleopatra (soprano) & Curio (bass) appear in Handel's opera about this man (contralto) in Egypt|Julius Caesar
06/01/2000|Jeopardy!|THREE|$300|easy|Stalin, FDR & Churchill were known by this collective nickname when they met in Teheran in 1943|The Big Three
27/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE FAB FIFTIES|$800|hard|In 1959 an ex-VP of Wurlitzer testified it was tough to sell these without an underworld connection|Jukeboxes
09/07/2001|Jeopardy!|THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW|$100|easy|When this young co-star became difficult to work with on the set, his real-life father would spank him|Ron Howard
04/02/2000|Jeopardy!|GIVE 'P's A CHANCE|$400|easy|From the Latin for 'boxer', it's a synonym for boxing|Pugilism
22/11/2005|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN WOMAN|$600|medium|This high-flying Atchison, Kansas native once remarked, 'Women must try to do things as men have tried'|(Amelia) Earhart
08/02/1985|Jeopardy!|MOVIES|$100|easy|Subtitled 'The Search for Spock'|Star Trek III
28/09/2005|Jeopardy!|ARRESTING TELEVISION|$1000|hard|After writing for 'My Two Dads', Shawn Ryan did a serious 180 & created this Michael Chiklis cop show|The Shield
02/07/1999|Jeopardy!|SIR! YES SIR!|$500|medium|Kirie!  Malista Kirie!|Greek
03/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SCOUTING BADGES|$200|easy|A Boy Scout wearing this badge knows when a bee sting is life-threatening|First aid
12/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT SCIENCE BIOS|$400|easy|Born Chicago 1928, radio Quiz Kid, cracked the DNA helix with Crick, still around on tape day|James D. Watson
11/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A DAMSEL IN THIS DRESS|$1200|hard|Carrie's got on American Apparel's dress named for this Channel Islands fabric & carries it well|jersey
17/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PLANT SCIENCE|$400|easy|The night-blooming cereus, a climbing type of this desert plant, blooms for only one night|a cactus
11/07/2001|Jeopardy!|SELLERS|$500|medium|Strangely, this 'colorful' German company sells its classic travel alarm clocks only in black & white|Braun
19/05/2005|Jeopardy!|TRUE CRIME|$400|easy|On April 13, 2005 he pleaded guilty to 2 clinic bombings & the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Park attack|(Eric) Rudolph
02/07/1999|Jeopardy!|SIR! YES SIR!|$400|easy|Signore!  Si Signore!|Italian
15/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GONE TOO SOON|$1200|hard|In 1995, 33-year-old Alison Hargreaves conquered Mount Everest, only to perish months later on this 2nd-highest mountain|K2
10/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'X'|$2000|hard|It's the number represented by 1010100 & not a giant set of movie theaters|googolplex
22/07/2005|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'R'|$200|easy|Sidewinder or diamondback (11)|rattlesnake
15/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICANS|$600|medium|A wigwam is an Algonquin bent pole-&-bark dwelling; this Sioux word means a house of animal skins|Tepee
04/07/2008|Jeopardy!|THE LIBERTY BELL|$200|easy|This Pennsylvania city officially owns the bell|Philadelphia
03/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE QUASI-WAR WITH FRANCE|$1600|hard|The rally cry of the Americans during the fight was 'Millions for' this 'but not one cent for tribute!'|defense
09/03/2004|Jeopardy!|ELLIS ISLAND|$1600|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew)  This comic was born in England; he arrived at Ellis Island in 1908 as a 4-year-old named Leslie|Bob Hope
10/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PITCHING THE PERFECT GAME|$1200|hard|On May 8, 1968 Catfish Hunter was unhittable for this Charlie Finley-owned team|the Oakland A's
06/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PEN NAMES|$500|medium|Pen name of Aurore Dupin, whose 'Un Hiver A Majerque' tells of nursing Chopin|George Sand
30/06/2006|Jeopardy!|FABLE|$600|medium|The more fabulous name for the round, dark areas of grass caused by fungi|a fairy circle (or a fairy ring)
29/03/2005|Jeopardy!|TOYS AND GAMES|$200|easy|Miss Scarlet & Professor Plum are suspects in this classic whodunit game|Clue
19/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S IN MY COFFEE|$800|hard|For a coffee royal, add this, perhaps from Christian Brothers|brandy
07/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AMENDMENTS BY NUMBER|$2000|hard|'...Manufacture, sale, or transportation of intoxicating liquors...is hereby prohibited'|18th Amendment
11/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$1000|hard|Deoxyribonucleic acid|DNA
28/04/1998|Jeopardy!|MUSIC THE KIDS LOVE|$500|medium|The album heard here won a 1998 Grammy as Best Album of this style of dance music:|Polka
18/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT EGYPT|$1000|hard|The Valley of the Kings lies on the western bank of the Nile opposite this ancient capital|Thebes
16/02/1987|Double Jeopardy!|TEEN QUEENS|$600|medium|At 15, she became the future Louis XVI's bride; at 18, she became queen|Marie Antoinette
22/04/1998|Final Jeopardy!|PSYCHOLOGY|None|None|This 1973 book & subsequent TV movie popularized the study of multiple personality disorder|Sybil
15/05/2008|Jeopardy!|'RA', 'RA', 'SIS', 'BOOM', 'BA'|$200|easy|It was Bob Marley's religion|Rastafarianism
19/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL BIRTHPLACES|$600|medium|July 14, 1913 in Omaha, Nebraska|Gerald Ford
26/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'VE GOT COMPANY|$800|hard|This company introduced its popular peanut butter cup in the 1920s|Reese's
09/05/2000|Jeopardy!|SECRET SOCIETIES|$200|easy|To be brief, the Chinese secret society known as the Righteous & Harmonious Fists was commonly called this|Boxers
22/03/1999|Jeopardy!|SPORTS STATS|$200|easy|In June 1998 he set a major league record by slugging 20 home runs in a month|Sammy Sosa
26/03/2010|Jeopardy!|LOGOS|$1000|hard|Fittingly, this brand known for its vintage-inspired jeans uses a 4-leaf clover as its logo|Lucky
05/05/2010|Jeopardy!|DOLLARS & NONSENSE|$400|easy|'Baby you're a rich man', but divorcing Heather Mills reportedly cost this musician $50 million|Paul McCartney
04/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN HOLIDAY|$1000|hard|It celebrates its independence from Colombia on November 3|Panama
23/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from Grand Central Terminal in New York.) Grand Central is a required stop for New York politicians.  On September 4, 1964, this man was mobbed here on his way to winning a Senate seat that November|RFK (Robert Kennedy)
08/01/1990|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$500|medium|Their ads say they're 'The World's Favourite Airline'|British Airways
14/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NERVOUS REX|$400|easy|Yeah, Hun, this king murdered his co-ruler (& brother) Bleda in 445 A.D.|Attila
26/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'DOUBLE' DARE|$2200|hard|Shapely 1950s discovery seen here|the double helix
27/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEWS|$1200|hard|A 2009 Time poll asked, since the death of Cronkite, who is the nation's most trusted newsman?  No joke, it's him|Jon Stewart
05/06/2002|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY WEDDINGS|$400|easy|This sitcom star had the 'Will & Grace' to marry Daniel Zelman|Debra Messing
12/04/2010|Jeopardy!|BAD BREAK-UP LINES|$800|hard|Sorry, I'm going to concentrate on my career & never marry, like this woman born in 1830 who wrote over 1,700 poems|Emily Dickinson
05/02/1993|Double Jeopardy!|THE 19th CENTURY|$400|easy|In 1870 the first rubber company west of the Alleghenies was founded in Akron, Ohio by this man|Goodrich
10/12/1986|Jeopardy!|IN THE NEWS|$300|easy|Gov. Deukmejian said 'She fainted very gracefully' as she toured California Pavilion at Expo '86|Princess Diana
07/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$400|easy|In his second inaugural address, he said about slavery, 'All know that this...was, somehow, the cause of the war'|Abraham Lincoln
10/05/2001|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE THE MAN NOW, DOG!|$200|easy|This term for a small dog held on a seated person's legs also applies to a man who does others' bidding|lapdog
25/09/1995|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1926 Roald Amundsen flew over the North Pole in the Norge, this type of craft|a dirigible
07/11/2005|Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$1000|hard|South Africa actually has 3 capitals: Bloemfontein, Cape Town & this one|Pretoria
03/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'BO's|$1200|hard|Evo Morales, an Aymara Indian, is this nation's first indigenous president|Bolivia
15/07/1998|Jeopardy!|BY 2000|$200|easy|Computers that recognize 00 as this date have to be fixed by the year 2000|1900
27/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOCKEY TEAMS' HOMES|$400|easy|Arrowhead Pond|the Mighty Ducks
22/06/2009|Jeopardy!|JACKIE ROBINSON|$800|hard|Jackie played first base his first season, but switched to this position for the next 5 years|2nd base
02/06/2000|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'L'|$200|easy|Where Henry Cabot might bunk (5)|Lodge
07/10/2009|Jeopardy!|OOPS IN SPORTS|$400|easy|The 2009 French Open women's final ended with a whimper, Dinara Safina's seventh of these serving mistakes|a double fault
22/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A-B-C|$800|hard|Any of a group of chemical substances such as doxycycline or streptomycin|an antibiotic
07/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BACKWORDS|$2000|hard|'Ere, give that bloke a tenner to get some of this so we can make cheese|rennet (for tenner)
10/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE WORDS|$1600|hard|Declares|States
25/06/2010|Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$600|medium|If you're earning money rapidly, you're said to be making it this body part 'over' this partner body part|hand over fist
23/04/2008|Jeopardy!|1984|$800|hard|This pair lost to Reagan & Bush in the 1984 U.S. presidential election|Mondale & Ferraro
06/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|R...W|$200|easy|A difficult task is described as 'a long' one of these 'to hoe'|Row
06/12/2011|Jeopardy!|THE STORY OF O|$600|medium|Inspiring the title of a Cirque du Soleil show, O is a homophone of the French word for this|water
12/02/1999|Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$100|easy|In July 1998 an ivory & pink blush rose was unveiled to honor this woman, 'England's Rose'|Princess Diana
19/05/2008|Jeopardy!|THE VEEP|$200|easy|He was Vice President under Dwight Eisenhower|Nixon
16/10/2001|Jeopardy!|PROVINCES|$100|easy|New Brunswick & Prince Edward Island|Canada
14/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|JACKIE PAPER|$1600|hard|Pills are the dolls in the title of her trash classic 'Valley of the Dolls'|Jacqueline Susann
15/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY AMERICANS|$1600|hard|This Olympian was named to the National Track & Field Hall of Fame in 1974|Wilma Rudolph
14/06/2011|Jeopardy!|COOKBOOKS|$200|easy|Louisette Bertholle & Simone Beck share co-author credit on her 'Mastering the Art of French Cooking'|Julia Child
14/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LOVE POETRY WITH JOHNNY GILBERT|$600|medium|With words like the following, this poet's name could be read as a statement: ('Is fair art thou my bonnie lass...')|Robert Burns
29/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD PART 2|$800|hard|In 900 A.D. Gorm the Old became this Scandinavian country's first monarch|Denmark
22/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|R&B (ROYALTY & BALLET)|$400|easy|Charles & Camilla are characters in a ballet named for this princess that premiered in Manchester in 2005|Diana
14/09/2007|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S AUTHORS|$1600|hard|His widow Felicity said he would have loved the new 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' movie; he hated the old one|Roald Dahl
20/04/2005|Jeopardy!|JOLLY ROGER|$400|easy|GM's chairman from 1981 to 1990, he was the Roger in the documentary 'Roger & Me'|Roger Smith
22/12/1999|Jeopardy!|BLACK AMERICANS|$500|medium|Robert Peary's companion on several Arctic trips, he wrote the 1912 book 'A Negro Explorer at the North Pole'|Matthew Henson
06/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHO CREATED 'EM?|$800|hard|Ike McCaslin, Percy Grimm, Benjy Compson|William Faulkner
08/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$2000|hard|Just like the opera, the 1949 ballet version of 'Carmen' takes place in this country|Spain
02/10/2008|Jeopardy!|THIRD ROCK FROM THE SUN|$400|easy|When the Earth's atmosphere traps solar radiation, it's called this effect|the greenhouse effect
08/03/2006|Final Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|None|None|Oddly enough, this 3-word phrase is the only Latin phrase spoken in the play 'Julius Caesar'|Et tu, Brute?
21/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|STARS OF THE SILENT SCREEN|$400|easy|John Barrymore played this role twice, silently in 'The Sea Beast' & talking in 'Moby Dick'|Captain Ahab
27/10/2011|Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE ANIMAL|$600|medium|A Mac operating system:  Snow ____|Leopard
19/06/1997|Jeopardy!|TV STARS|$200|easy|'3rd Rock From The Sun' is this Oscar nominee's first sitcom|John Lithgow
30/03/2001|Jeopardy!|BHUTAN OR BUST!|$100|easy|It's the mountain range within which Bhutan lies|Himalayas
03/11/2011|Jeopardy!|2011 MOVIES|$600|medium|He was busy in 2011, with parts in 'Paul', 'Horrible Bosses' & 'The Change-Up'|(Jason) Bateman
26/09/2005|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 HITS OF THE '70s|$400|easy|Donna Summer was 'Hot Stuff' in the summer of 1979, topping the charts with 'Hot Stuff' & this naughty hit|Bad Girls
23/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY & ART|$800|hard|Gustave Moreau's vaguely erotic painting of Oedipus and this creature poses a riddle of its own|the Sphinx
02/10/2008|Jeopardy!|GOOD TIMES|$1000|hard|Oh, boy!  You get to eat with your hands & take in a jousting tournament at this chain of dinner theaters|Medieval Times
30/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE ROLES OF A LIFETIME|$400|easy|Ichabod Crane, Gilbert Grape, Willy Wonka|Johnny Depp
28/09/2000|Jeopardy!|EAT YOUR CARBOHYDRATES|$200|easy|Y'all can bulk up with this pie made from the nut of a type of hickory tree|Pecan pie
04/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'M'EDICINE|$1600|hard|The lower portion of the brain stem, its name means 'long marrow' in Latin|the medulla oblongata
13/02/2009|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$800|hard|John O'Sullivan, who later became a diplomat, coined this term for the USA's right to cover the continent|Manifest Destiny
13/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|VIDEO GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|You can usually get a 'good deal' on this New York City bridge seen here|Brooklyn Bridge
10/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEERS|$2000|hard|The nobility frowned when this king seized his loyal uncle John of Gaunt's wealth after his death|Richard II
30/11/1998|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL|$100|easy|On September 27, 1998, in his final at-bat, this Cardinal hit his record 70th home run of the season|Mark McGwire
10/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS IN LITERATURE|$800|hard|A shy teenager named Charlie is the hero of 'The Perks of Being' this kind of 'flower'|a Wallflower
22/03/2007|Jeopardy!|JUDGES|$800|hard|This judge, who became Major League Baseball's first commissioner, was named for the Civil War battle of Kennesaw Mountain|(Kennesaw Mountain) Landis
07/11/1994|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$500|medium|Zubrowka is a Polish form of this spirit with a bit of buffalo grass steeped in it|vodka
02/07/2007|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY TIME|$400|easy|It's the only Scandinavian nation that borders only one other country (Germany)|Denmark
03/12/2004|Jeopardy!|10-HUT!|$400|easy|The stations on the route of this old west mail service were set up about 10 miles apart|the Pony Express
09/11/2005|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT ROMAN EMPEROR|$1000|hard|27 B.C.-14 A.D.: His sister married Mark Antony & he defeated Mark Antony|Augustus
09/06/2010|Jeopardy!|TALES FROM THE SCRIPT|$200|easy|Francis Ford Coppola said that to satisfy Al Pacino, he rewrote the first sequel in this series over a weekend|The Godfather
11/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MINORITY REPORT|$1200|hard|Justice Brennan, dissenting in Paris Adult Theater v. Slaton, said this quality is too vaguely defined to regulate|obscenity
15/05/1992|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AUSTRIANS|$500|medium|This emperor's brother was killed in Mexico in 1867 & his wife was assassinated in 1898|Franz Joseph
11/09/2000|Jeopardy!|McNAMES|$300|easy|'Blackboard Jungle' author Evan Hunter writes the 87th Precinct mysteries under this name|Ed McBain
24/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY EXPRESSIONS|$1200|hard|This porcine phrase refers to something of undetermined value, as a purchase|a pig in a poke
13/01/1999|Jeopardy!|THEY'RE IN CHARGE|$300|easy|Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder|Germany
30/09/2002|Jeopardy!|WORD PUZZLES|$800|hard|What most of us want to say to a boisterous & loud movie patron: --------------------------------- T     S U     I H     T S|sit down and shut up
14/12/1999|Jeopardy!|DUKE, DUKE|$400|easy|Famous U.S. group of museums endowed by the illegitimate son of the Duke of Northumberland|Smithsonian
23/11/1995|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN CURRENCY|$500|medium|It's the monetary unit of Suriname|the (Dutch) guilder
16/10/2001|Jeopardy!|POCKET BILLIARDS|$500|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew)  It's the term for my supporting hand, or for a stick I could use to support the cue|bridge
04/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'RED', 'WHITE' & 'BLUE'|$200|easy|Clara Barton is 'The Mother Of' this organization|Red Cross
10/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL CUISINE|$800|hard|To enjoy this national Swiss dish, you'd better like cheese, lots of it, melted in wine|fondue
10/10/2005|Jeopardy!|KIDS IN HISTORY|$1000|hard|This Polish-French composer who was born in 1810 composed a polonaise when he was only 7|(Fredric) Chopin
08/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRAT FEST|$800|hard|Sister Ali will have to undress the part if she wants to compete with this older sister of 'Mean Girls' fame|Lindsay Lohan
12/10/1998|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY POLITICIANS|None|None|Last name shared by 2 third party U.S. presidential candidates who ran 20 yrs. apart & each got over a million votes|Wallace (Henry & George)
21/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OUR LADY|$1600|hard|Florence Cathedral, simply called The Duomo, is dedicated to Our Lady of this, which the city's name also recalls|the flowers
22/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF POETRY|$600|medium|Gustaf Froding of this country was known for his brooding verse|Sweden
09/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$200|easy|Part of this sitcom's 100th episode, aired Nov. 11, 1997, was shot on location in Seattle|Frasier
12/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|IT TAKES A THIEF|$600|medium|O. Henry's life resembled that of this honest crook he created, perhaps on Feb. 14th|Jimmy Valentine
01/05/2006|Jeopardy!|ACADEMIA NUTS|$600|medium|In 1991 this Democratic ex-presidential candidate became a professor of political science at Northeastern|(Michael) Dukakis
18/06/2010|Jeopardy!|THE SHORT LIST|$1000|hard|On film, this actress said, 'I am big, it's the pictures that got small', but at barely 5 feet, she wasn't big at all|Gloria Swanson
03/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'V'|$2000|hard|Born in this capital of Lithuanian, violinist Jascha Heifetz was giving concerts there by age 6|Vilnius
01/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DISNEY FILM VOICES|$1000|hard|Young Kathryn Beaumont was so good as the voice of this title girl in 1951 that she got to play Wendy in 'Peter Pan', too|Alice in Wonderland
22/11/2001|Jeopardy!|DONKEYS & ELEPHANTS|$200|easy|A record one of these from an African elephant weighed 236 pounds & was over 11 feet long|tusk
28/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$2000|hard|Germany's worst terrorist gang finally disbanded in 1998, though Baader died in 1977 & this co-leader in 1976|Ulrike Meinhof
18/03/1998|Jeopardy!|ALL EARS|$400|easy|According to folklore, if your ears are doing this, someone is talking about you|burning
20/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$2000|hard|It's the personal 3-word title of the longest poem in Walt Whitman's 'Leaves of Grass'|Song of Myself
26/12/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS LOGOS|$300|easy|[sports logo]|the Indianapolis Colts
17/12/2008|Jeopardy!|THOMAS JEFFERSON'S MONTICELLO|$1000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from Monticello in Virginia.)  For convenience, Thomas Jefferson built into the sides of the fireplace these small elevators to bring wine up from the cellar--it's not as unintelligent as it sounds|a dumbwaiter
22/03/2006|Jeopardy!|ARE YOU BEING SERBED?|$400|easy|Ethnic Albanians make up about 90% of this Serbian province & have campaigned for its independence|Kosovo
05/09/2002|Jeopardy!|ROLLING STONES HITS IN OTHER WORDS|$800|hard|1968: 'Leapin' Knave Lightburst'|'Jumpin' Jack Flash'
25/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK ALPHABET SOUP|$400|easy|High blood pressure & glaucoma can be treated with metoprolol, one of this 'blocker' class of drugs|beta blockers
08/12/2009|Jeopardy!|THEN THERE'S MAUVE|$800|hard|Bella Donna Mauve is in the Color Riche line of these made by L'Oreal|lipsticks
28/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICANS|$2000|hard|This name the Pilgrims used for a great Wampanoag chief means 'great chief'|Massasoit
28/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MY GOD|$800|hard|Shiva, Vishnu|Hinduism
08/11/2010|Jeopardy!|THE OLD COLLEGE 'TRI'|$600|medium|If you're double-majoring in Spanish & Mandinka, you're planning to become this|trilingual
05/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ON BATTERED KNEE|$800|hard|Playing for Real Madrid in 2007, this soccer star bent his knee unlike himself, damaging a ligament|Beckham
08/05/1997|Jeopardy!|NOVELS & NOVELISTS|$500|medium|1943's 'Magister Ludi', or 'The Glass Bead Game', was the last novel by this German author|Hermann Hesse
06/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE GRAND OLE OPRY|$400|easy|This legend made his Opry debut on June 11, 1949 singing 'Lovesick Blues'|Hank Williams, Sr.
14/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BOATING|$2000|hard|This waterway that allows boats to avoid the open sea stretches from Boston to Brownsville, Texas|Intracoastal Waterway
10/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE BUSINESS WORLD|$600|medium|IPO means this, referring to the first time common shares of a stock can be purchased|Initial Public Offering
03/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO|$400|easy|This tourist haven on the waterfront of the city is roughly bounded by Kearney & Bay Streets & Van Ness Ave.|Fisherman's Wharf
24/05/2001|Jeopardy!|JUST FOR THE 'HALL' OF IT|$200|easy|Ex-wife of Mick|Jerry Hall
05/11/1990|Jeopardy!|BY THE NUMBERS|$200|easy|The last thing Old King Cole called for|his fiddlers three
03/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CHEKHOV, PLEASE|$1600|hard|An 1888 collection of Chekhov's stories won him the prize named for this writer & compatriot|Pushkin
09/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH HODGEPODGE|$400|easy|This Italian outlived Mozart by 34 years, but the rumor that he poisoned him probably isn't true|Antonio Salieri
18/06/2004|Jeopardy!|THROW THE 'BOOK' AT 'EM!|$800|hard|In an 1895 speech he accepted some segregation in his 'Atlanta Compromise'|Booker T. Washington
27/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AUTOBIOGRAPHERS|$400|easy|1991: 'Ava: My Story'|Ava Gardner
22/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL LANGUAGE|$1600|hard|This term for nobility comes from the Spanish sangre azul|blue blood
07/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THE IVY LEAGUE|$200|easy|It was founded in 1764 as the College of Rhode Island|Brown
02/10/2008|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SITCOMS|$1000|hard|(I'm Rob Reiner.)  Thanks to 'All in the Family' & Archie Bunker, I think I'll be forever associated with this beefy nickname|Meathead
17/12/2007|Jeopardy!|STAR TREK JARGON|$1000|hard|This crystal regulates matter/antimatter reactions that provide energy for travel faster than light|dilithium
05/03/1990|Jeopardy!|SPORTS TRIVIA|$300|easy|The French Open tennis tournament is played on courts of this color clay|Red
14/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FRICTION|$800|hard|Friction gives a balloon rubbed on wool a static charge by transferring these subatomic particles|Electrons
04/09/2001|Jeopardy!|SMACK DAB IN THE MIDDLE|$400|easy|In Story County, 5 miles northeast of Ames|Iowa
19/03/1999|Jeopardy!|THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER|$500|medium|In 1968 he 'Lit a Fire' under traditionalists with his bluesy version at the World Series|Jose Feliciano
16/04/2001|Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED FOOD|$500|medium|A smoked sausage: bake sail|Kielbasa
09/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$600|medium|Albania lies on the eastern shore of this sea, an arm of the Mediterranean|Adriatic
17/07/2001|Jeopardy!|ELVIS HITS IN OTHER WORDS|$300|easy|1956: 'Canine'|Hound Dog
13/05/2002|Jeopardy!|'GRAND' CENTRAL|$800|hard|Found off Newfoundland, it's a major source of food fish|the Grand Banks
07/04/1988|Jeopardy!|VIENNA|$500|medium|This giant ride, the 'Riesenrad', was featured in the film 'The Third Man'|a Ferris wheel (in the Prater)
12/09/2003|Final Jeopardy!|ALPHANUMERICS|None|None|When this American company incorporated in 1902, its first products were grinding abrasives & sandpaper|3M
07/01/2009|Jeopardy!|YOUR HOME AQUARIUM|$400|easy|Characins, which include the tetras, have an extra one of these on their backs|fin
06/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LAND O' LAKES|$1600|hard|This lake holds 2 extreme world records: the saltiest & the lowest|the Dead Sea
13/05/2003|Jeopardy!|'E' TICKET|$500|medium|From the name of a Greek philosopher, it's a synonym for gastronome|an epicurean (epicure)
12/12/2005|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL DATE LINES|$600|medium|Lines like 'Posso leva-la a casa', 'May I see you home', show why Portuguese is this type of Latin-derived language|a Romance language
18/10/2001|Jeopardy!|PICTURE THE FIRST LADY|$200|easy|As a child, this first lady seen here grew up living a half-mile from her future husband|Laura Bush
13/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IN ST. LOUIS|$200|easy|Familiar shape of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial's 'Gateway'|Arch
18/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|In the thesaurus, this one of the traditional 5 senses is found with 'tangency' & 'palpation'|Touch
31/12/1998|Jeopardy!|THE ROARING '20s|$500|medium|In the St. Valentine's Day Massacre of 1929, 7 members of this man's gang were shot dead|Bugs Moran
07/04/2011|Jeopardy!|HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS|$400|easy|Starting in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, the Inter-American Highway is a 3,400-mile section of this network of highways|the Pan-American Highway
06/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN NICKNAMES|$400|easy|She was called 'Little Missy' & 'Little Sure Shot'|Annie Oakley
22/04/1999|Jeopardy!|CHAMPAGNE FOR EVERYONE!|$100|easy|'Musical' name of the tall, slender glass that's preferred for serving champagne|Flute
07/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHO LIVES WHERE|$1600|hard|Pomponian is a word for people from this city in England, not for those from the same-named place in New Hampshire|Portsmouth
12/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|POP LYRICS|$2000|hard|Celine Dion hit whose chorus is ''Cause I'm your lady & you are my man, whenever you reach for me, I'll do all that I can'|The Power Of Love
08/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BRICK HOUSE|$4000|hard|This Boston landmark made famous the night of April 18, 1775 is made of bricks from the kilns of nearby Medford|the Old North Church
18/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL PYRAMID|$2000|hard|This '90s British girl group who were 'Comin' Atcha' released the CD 'Queen of the Nile' in 2000|Cleopatra
18/06/2010|Jeopardy!|THE SHORT LIST|$800|hard|Just over 5 feet, this senator who debated Lincoln was nicknamed 'The Little Giant'|(Stephen) Douglas
25/06/2004|Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL HEAVEN|$800|hard|This singer of 'Cupid' & 'Another Saturday Night' died under mysterious circumstances in 1964|Sam Cooke
15/07/1998|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$500|medium|He earned his captain's commission by burning the Philadelphia at Tripoli in 1804|Stephen Decatur
18/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE, FOR STARTERS|$1200|hard|To start this play, Theseus says, 'Now, fair Hippolyta, our nuptial hour draws on apace'|A Midsummer Night's Dream
08/10/2004|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$200|easy|Humphrey Bogart, Henry Fonda & Jimmy Stewart won Oscars when starring with this lady|Katharine Hepburn
08/04/1998|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC|$200|easy|U.S. readers voted National Geographic's story about this man, seen here, their favorite for 1996|Genghis Khan
24/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$400|easy|In 1935 Lincoln Ellsworth discovered the Eternity Range on this continent|Antarctica
08/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$600|medium|Our heaviest president at 332 pounds, he trimmed down to 244 after he left office in 1913|Taft
02/06/1999|Jeopardy!|ACCOUNTING EXAM|$500|medium|Junk bonds feature: A. low ceilings B. high interest C. Chinese boats|High interest
12/04/2010|Jeopardy!|BAD BREAK-UP LINES|$200|easy|It's not me, it's a homophone for this female sheep that can weigh more than 225 pounds|a ewe
11/06/2002|Jeopardy!|THRILLER|$1000|hard|'The Attorney' Paul Madriani appears in several legal thrillers by this lawyer-turned-author|Steve Martini
28/09/1989|Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$500|medium|Also called cephalagia, these can be caused by pressure on the cranial or cervical nerves|Headaches
01/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GLENN CLOSE|$800|hard|(Glenn Close delivers the clue.) In 1996, I made what I thought was a simple request--'Catch those puppies!'--playing this Disney character|Cruella de Vil
10/03/1999|Jeopardy!|PLANT INFO|$300|easy|Also called the goora nut, this caffeine-containing seed is popular in the beverage industry|Kola nut
03/06/2010|Jeopardy!|SPORTS SHORTS|$400|easy|1998: Hits 70 home runs|Mark McGwire
17/10/2011|Jeopardy!|PRO TEENS|$1000|hard|Lionel Messi from this country joined Spanish pro soccer at 13 when a team agreed to pay for his growth hormones|Argentina
19/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE 'BRIG'|$1200|hard|This redneck movie reviewer is the alter-ego of John Bloom|Joe Bob Briggs
18/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|POTENT PORTABLES|$600|medium|Nintendo's 1998 version of this toy can transform your black & white games to color|Game Boy
24/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$1000|hard|During fertilization, two of these cells, one each from the male & female, unite to form a zygote|Gametes
11/09/2002|Jeopardy!|THE TELEGRAM|$200|easy|An underwater line that carried messages overseas, or a single message sent through it|Cable
17/12/2004|Jeopardy!|NEXT STOP, VENUS|$1400|hard|Contributing to its high temperature, Venus' atmosphere is predominantly made up of this gas|carbon dioxide
03/12/1997|Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$500|medium|Found Down Under, it's the sole member of the family Ornithorhynchidae|Duck-billed platypus
24/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm Andrea McArdle)  1977 was the year Broadway audiences first heard me sing 'Tomorrow' in this musical|Annie
02/10/2000|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$100|easy|This 1981 blockbuster introduced the hero Indiana Jones|Raiders of the Lost Ark
22/05/2009|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY POLITICS|None|None|On September 23, 1952 some 60 million people, the largest TV audience to that time, tuned in for this live address|the Checkers Speech
12/05/2005|Jeopardy!|SITCOM NEIGHBORS|$200|easy|Barney Rubble|The Flintstones
22/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COMMUNICATION|$400|easy|A film on this Indian tribe's WWII code talkers won an Emmy Award in 1996|Navajo
19/06/2006|Jeopardy!|BEAST OF BURDEN|$400|easy|Seen here is a group of these animals cavorting in Finnmark, Norway|reindeer
21/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'P'AINTERS & 'P'AINTING|$1600|hard|It's the technique of applying paint in little spots, as exemplified by Seurat|pointillism
14/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A SCHOOL OF DAUPHINS|$2000|hard|In the 15th Century, Joan of Arc fought to restore this Dauphin of France to the throne|Charles VII
08/11/2002|Jeopardy!|WE LIKE YOUR STYLE!|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew at the Flagler Museum in Palm Beach, Florida)  The Flagler Museum here in Palm Beach boasts rooms decorated in the styles of the 14th, 15th & 16th kings named this|Louis
18/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BATTLES|$1600|hard|U.S. success got the 1944 battle of this national-named sea the nickname 'Great Marianas Turkey Shoot'|the Philippine Sea
08/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ALL AROUND NEW YORK|$800|hard|Across the way from Columbia University, you'll find this famous college for women|Barnard
23/04/2008|Jeopardy!|GIVE 'P's A CHANCE|$600|medium|To beat or strike repeatedly, or the skin of a fur-bearing animal|pelt
14/04/1998|Jeopardy!|OLD YORK|$100|easy|In 1990 York reinstated this age-old job of calling the local news through the city|Town crier
04/09/1996|Jeopardy!|1984|$200|easy|The U.S. & this country agreed on the repatriation of some Mariel boatlift 'excludables'|Cuba
02/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|STATE NICKNAMES|$2000|hard|So much wild sage grows there that it's the 'Sage State' (as well as the 'Sagebrush State')|Nevada
15/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ACCIDENTAL INVENTIONS|$6000|hard|In 1946 a Raytheon engineer's candy bar melted while he worked on a magnetron, leading to this; the first ones were 750 lbs.|a microwave oven
16/02/2010|Jeopardy!|ASSEMBLY LINE|$400|easy|(Alex walks the assembly line at the Ford Motor Company in Dearborn, MI.)  This Ford plant turns out one vehicle every minute; Henry Ford's original streamlined plant in the early 1900s turned out one of this famous model every 90 minutes|the Model T
04/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TAKING YOUR 'Q'|$200|easy|As this substance is denser than the human body, you may drown in it, but you won't sink|Quicksand
12/06/2003|Jeopardy!|A BEASTLY CATEGORY|$800|hard|It's the 'insect' newspaper published in California's state capital|The Sacramento Bee
23/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NEWTONIAN PHYSICS|$800|hard|It's the inward force that a string exerts on a ball whirling on the end of it|Centripetal force
17/01/2007|Jeopardy!|LANDMARKS|$1000|hard|There's a chapel for 150 people in the base of this statue sitting atop Corcovado Mountain in Rio de Janeiro|the Christ the Redeemer Statue
03/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TV THEME SONGS|$800|hard|'You're not the boss of me now!  You're not the boss of me now!  You're not the boss of me now & you're not so big!'|Malcolm in the Middle
29/09/1997|Jeopardy!|FOR MOTHER GOOSE|$300|easy|'Who killed Cock Robin?  'I,' said' he, ' 'with my bow and arrow, I killed Cock Robin' '|The Sparrow
19/01/1990|Jeopardy!|1989|$100|easy|She revealed in her book, 'First Father, First Daughter' that she had been a victim of marital abuse|Maureen Reagan
16/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CAPITALS|$200|easy|This city on the Danube was originally a Celtic settlement called Vindobona|Vienna
27/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS PEOPLE|$800|hard|This Mirage & Treasure Island mogul is credited with giving gambling resorts a family image|Steve Wynn
09/12/1996|Jeopardy!|RIP VAN WINKLE|$400|easy|Wolf, as henpecked as Rip, is one of these creatures|Dog
02/06/1997|Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$100|easy|A bibliomaniac is obsessed with collecting these items|Books
29/12/2008|Jeopardy!|WHERE AM I?|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Michigan.) I'm not at Gerald R. Ford's presidential library in Ann Arbor, but at his museum in this city, Michigan's second largest|Grand Rapids
08/10/2010|Jeopardy!|THE COLOR OF MONEY|$800|hard|Ireland's 1999 10-pound note showed this author in green against the brown Wicklow Hills & blue Dublin Bay|(James) Joyce
17/09/2010|Jeopardy!|REALITY SHOWS A LA SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|In truth, Rod Blagojevich, thou displeasest me mightily & thy hair scares even me... thou art fired!|The Apprentice
11/06/2003|Jeopardy!|LITERARY QUOTES|$200|easy|About the respectability of whaling, this 1851 novel claims, 'Whaling is imperial!'|Moby Dick
09/04/1991|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|None|None|This woman, elected president of Ireland in 1990, used a 1968 Simon & Garfunkel hit in her campaign|Mary Robinson
28/09/2000|Jeopardy!|FRENCH BRED|$200|easy|This powerful 12th century queen was born in Aquitaine in 1122 A.D.|Eleanor
28/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|JOHN GRISHAM|$400|easy|Tulane law student Darby Shaw uncovers a conspiracy for the birds in this Grisham thriller|The Pelican Brief
11/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$400|easy|The Keebler Elves could probably tell you that the name of this snack comes from a Dutch word for 'small cake'|a cookie
28/04/2011|Jeopardy!|'CHARM'ED, I'M SURE|$600|medium|Asp enchanter|a snake charmer
10/02/1998|Jeopardy!|THE LAW|$400|easy|Failure to pay a building contractor  may result in his leaning on you with this type of lien|Mechanic's lien
13/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GRAMMY-WINNING FEMALE SINGERS|$200|easy|'What's Love Got To Do With It'              (1984)|Tina Turner
20/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TOO BIG FOR YOUR BRIDGES|$800|hard|The airline flight from Sydney to Johannesburg lasts 14 hours, most of it over this body of water|the Indian Ocean
11/10/2001|Jeopardy!|COURT TV|$400|easy|This Court TV website, named for a piece of indisputable evidence, broke the Rick Rockwell 'Millionaire' story|The Smoking Gun
12/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'RAM's|$2000|hard|In one of these engines, the fuel is burned in a duct with air compressed by the forward motion fo the aircraft|ramjet
03/12/1997|Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$300|easy|'Of all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are these'|It might have been
06/04/2000|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$400|easy|Varieties of this tuber include red pontiac, Katahdin & Finnish yellow wax|Potatoes
03/01/2012|Jeopardy!|PATENTS OF WELL-KNOWN FOLKS|$800|hard|In 2004 he was mayor of NYC when he officially co-designed a new telephone handset|(Michael) Bloomberg
21/03/2001|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$500|medium|The ants seen here of the genus Atta are known by this 'occupational' name|Leafcutter ants
25/01/2012|Jeopardy!|CHILD-REARING|$400|easy|Michele Bachmann gave her biological children this schooling; the state wouldn't let her do it with her foster kids|homeschooling
15/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DEEP THINKERS|$1400|hard|This Jean Jacques Rousseau work says, 'Man was born free, and he is everywhere in chains'|The Social Contract
17/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TRICKS ARE FOR KIDS|$1600|hard|Rub a comb on your arm & you can use it to make the water from a faucet bend toward it thanks to this electricity|static electricity
30/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD, FAST|$1200|hard|A letter plus a word make this steak from the short loin|a T-bone steak
27/03/1996|Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$400|easy|This air brake inventor also developed a complete railroad signal system|George Westinghouse
13/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYBODY HATES CHRIS|$400|easy|In 1500 Francisco de Bobadilla arrived in Santo Domingo & sent this man back to Spain in shackles|Christopher Columbus
13/09/1999|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC|$100|easy|In 1956 Elvis 'Found a new place to dwell' when this pop hit topped the country charts for 17 weeks|Heartbreak Hotel
17/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL RHYME TIME|$800|hard|The person who would put fresh sheets on Baby Jesus' bed|manger changer
16/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GETTING CONFRONTATIONAL|$4000|hard|In June 1900 this group repelled troops that were on their way to protect foreign diplomats in Beijing|the Boxers
20/01/2005|Final Jeopardy!|BESTSELLING NOVELS|None|None|Today, many who visit Santa Maria delle Grazie Church admit doing so because of this 2003 No. 1 bestseller|The Da Vinci Code
07/11/1990|Jeopardy!|ART|$200|easy|This diminutive poster artist broke his legs in childhood falls, inhibiting their growth|Toulouse-Lautrec
29/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD REMAKES|$2600|hard|This 1957 Glenn Ford-Van Heflin western was remade in 2007|3:10 to Yuma
10/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY FACES|$1000|hard|This priest won his island's presidency in 1959:|Archbishop Makarios (of Cyprus)
01/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DAN|$1600|hard|Currently it's the only state with 2 senators named Daniel|Hawaii
11/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$5400|hard|Emperor Menelik II established this city whose name means 'new flower'|Addis Ababa
14/01/2003|Jeopardy!|TV CARTOONS|$1000|hard|In a '70s spinoff from the original series, these gals found themselves 'in Outer Space'|Josie and the Pussycats
05/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ELIZABETH TAYLOR FILMS|$2000|hard|James Dean, Rock Hudson & Liz formed a love triangle in this Texas-set film|Giant
19/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HOPE YOU GUESS MY NAME|$800|hard|One of the couple seen here who assumed their historic duties November 12, 1990 (in Tokyo)|Emperor Akihito or Empress Michiko
18/07/2003|Jeopardy!|PALINDROMIC WORDS|$800|hard|A 'bubble-headed' carpenter's tool|level
15/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FABRICS|$400|easy|South Pacific islanders make tapa cloth from this part of the paper mulberry or breadfruit tree|the bark
24/09/2010|Jeopardy!|'L'EGALESE|$200|easy|This crime of taking property with the intent to deprive the owner of it can be grand or petty|larceny
21/06/2011|Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|Founded in 1554, this city is Brazil's industrial & financial center|Sao Paulo
14/12/2004|Jeopardy!|RADIO PERSONALITIES|$600|medium|She's from Brooklyn, has a Ph.D. in physiology & is Deryk's mom|Dr. Laura
16/12/1999|Jeopardy!|COURT TV|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm Catherine Bell of 'JAG')  This synonym for 'brief' refers to a court-martial with just 1 officer acting as judge & jury|Summary court-martial
21/07/2000|Jeopardy!|WHATEVER|$200|easy|Name shared by famous cemeteries in Idaho City & Dodge City|Boot Hill
18/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|1960s TV|$2000|hard|Its regular panelists in the 1960s were Bill Cullen, Henry Morgan, Betsy Palmer & Bess Myerson|I've Got a Secret
16/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE DEBUTS|$800|hard|Amy Irving & Betty Buckley debuted in this 1976 Brian De Palma film about horror at a high school prom|Carrie
18/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ANT-ONYMS|$200|easy|Most members of an ant colony are these, as opposed to resters|Workers
21/05/2008|Jeopardy!|'DD' TEA|$200|easy|He has represented Connecticut in the U.S. Senate since 1981|(Christopher) Dodd
18/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LEADERS|$1000|hard|On his way home from a Swedish comedy film, February 28, 1986, this world leader was assassinated|Olof Palme
08/05/1997|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL POTPOURRI|$400|easy|It's the seductive ballroom dance most associated with Buenos Aires|tango
20/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$1600|hard|Currently, this senator from New England is the only declared independent in the U.S. Senate|Jim Jeffords
19/01/1993|Jeopardy!|TV NOSTALGIA|$100|easy|She played a Chinese mail-order bride on 'Bonanza' before she starred in 'That Girl'|Marlo Thomas
27/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$600|medium|A free radical is an atom or molecule that has an odd number of these|Electrons
10/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS: 2006|$400|easy|This 'Pirates of the Caribbean' sequel was the year's bestselling DVD|Dead Man's Chest
12/07/1999|Jeopardy!|U.N. SECRETARIES-GENERAL|$300|easy|In the 1960s this Burmese secretary-general sought to apply Buddhist principles to international problem solving|U Thant
14/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|A WOMAN SCORNED|$200|easy|In the movie 'She-Devil', this actress takes revenge on her husband for taking up with Meryl Streep|Roseanne Barr
04/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SONGS FROM DISNEY FILMS|$800|hard|'Go the Distance' & 'Oh Mighty Zeus'|Hercules
22/10/2008|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL COMMON BONDS|$200|easy|Angora, Flemish giant, cottontail|rabbits
16/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NOM DE PLUME|$400|easy|Don't tell his big brother, but Eric Blair was his real name|George Orwell
07/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRIGHTEST STARS|$1200|hard|This brightest star in our night sky shares its name with a Keanu Reeves grunge band|Dogstar
07/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HERSTORY|$200|easy|Discharged in 1783, Deborah Sampson had served in this war under the name Robert Shurtleff|the American Revolution
05/07/2010|Jeopardy!|ANIMATED FILMS|$600|medium|2005: 4 animals from the New York City zoo end up on an African island|Madagascar
11/10/2004|Jeopardy!|'CC' ME ON THAT|$600|medium|A pirate or an NFL player from Tampa Bay|buccaneer
19/07/2007|Jeopardy!|SUMMERTIME|$400|easy|The Etesian wind blows all summer over the lands around the Adriatic & Aegean Seas, arms of this sea|the Mediterranean
02/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$1600|hard|Baseball Hall-of-Famer Candy Cummings is often credited with inventing this pitch in the late 1800s|a curveball
20/09/2005|Jeopardy!|BORN FIRST|$800|hard|Leon Trotsky, Vladimir Lenin, Josef Stalin|Lenin
29/06/1993|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$3000|hard|In 1919 this national assembly met in this city & formed a new German republic|Weimar
30/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|MATHEMATICS|$600|medium|A triangle with 3 equal sides is equilateral; 2 equal sides, isosceles; no two equal sides, this|scalene
24/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|RITA HAYWORTH|$400|easy|At age 17 in 1935, Rita was billed under her real name in the film about this Chinese detective 'in Egypt'|Charlie Chan
04/02/2009|Jeopardy!|PODGE-POURRI|$1000|hard|'Dynam' is a combining form meaning this 5-letter word that can precede drill, broker or brake|power
18/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE KING IS DEAD|$2000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports on a Grecian urned)  It was from the Acropolis that this king. believing his son dead, supposedly threw himself in the sea named for him|Aegeus
30/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLOSIVE MUSIC|$1200|hard|In 2011 she appeared with a children's choir on 'Oprah' to sing her hit 'Firework'|Katy Perry
16/12/2005|Jeopardy!|ABBOTT & COSTELLO'S BASEBALL TEAM|$200|easy|He's the first baseman|Who
14/09/2005|Jeopardy!|THE THEATAH|$600|medium|Ralph 'Mike Hammer' Meeker & John C. 'Mr. Cellophane' Reilly have played this role made famous by Brando|Stanley Kowalski
21/11/2011|Jeopardy!|TAKING A PEAK AT THE STATE|$400|easy|Baby Mountain, Hoosier Hill|Indiana
25/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS WITH 2 VOWELS|$400|easy|This Muslim temple typically has one or more towers called minarets|a mosque
09/06/2003|Jeopardy!|FOOTBALL HALL OF FAMERS' TEAMS|$200|easy|Running back Jim Brown|Cleveland Browns
28/09/2000|Jeopardy!|FRENCH BRED|$400|easy|On May 6, 1758 Arras, France hatched this politician who later hatched the Reign of Terror|Robespierre
09/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD FACTS|$400|easy|Cuernavaca is the capital of this North American country's state of Morelos|Mexico
27/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MEASURE FOR MEASURE|$1600|hard|In a surveyor's chain, it's a unit of length equal to 7.92 inches; on the web, it's an object connected via hypertext|a link
03/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S IN YOUR WALLET?|$2000|hard|A picture of my pooch--this Swiss mountain dog|a Bernese
20/07/2000|Jeopardy!|EXPERIMENTS|$500|medium|1887's Michelson-Morley experiment demolished the idea of this medium that supposedly conducted light|aether
14/09/2010|Jeopardy!|THE 'A' LIST|$1000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew stands in front of a screen.) You can control the amount of light entering a camera by varying the diameter of this, which acts like the iris in the human eye|the aperture
05/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NAGANO '98|$400|easy|Chris Thorpe & Gordy Shear went horizontal to win the USA's first silver medal in this event|Luge
17/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$1200|hard|Could it be Satan this metal is named for?  It comes from the German for 'Old Nick'|nickel
17/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'HIP' 'HOP'|$2000|hard|Not surprisingly, his father Heraclides & his grandfather were both physicians & his mother was a midwife|Hippocrates
15/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'Y'S UP!|$2000|hard|A dynasty in China from 1279 to 1368, it's also the name of China's basic unit of currency|Yuan
13/10/2006|Jeopardy!|1945|$600|medium|He married a young actress named Eva Duarte|Juan Perón
12/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|VALUES|$400|easy|For 8 it's 2; for 27 it's 3|Cube root
11/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TV THAT'S NOT AS GOOD FOR YOU|$1000|hard|C.D. Parker, a former Texas Ranger, owns a saloon frequented by this title character|Walker, Texas Ranger
09/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|KIDS|$800|hard|In the cyanotic type of this tantrum-like behavior, the kid does this long enough to actually turn blue|hold its breath
16/01/2003|Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICAN LANGUAGE|$1000|hard|This language spoken by the Peoria tribe shares its name with a state|Illinois
13/04/2011|Jeopardy!|THINKING GREEN|$1000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows us an engine compartment at Ford Motor Company in Dearborn, MI.)  Among Ford's future products is this environmentally-friendly update of the Ford Focus, with a lithium ion power train; it's known as the BEV, which stands for this|battery electric vehicle
02/01/2012|Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY LAST|$400|easy|Of Snow White's 7 dwarfs|Sneezy
06/06/2000|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$400|easy|Dolly Parton turns a cabdriver, played by this actor, into a country singer in 'Rhinestone'|Sylvester Stallone
08/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TAFT!|$600|medium|Taft was the first civil governor of these islands, acquired from Spain in 1898 after the Spanish-American War|Philippines
18/10/2004|Jeopardy!|ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS IS...|$200|easy|...one of these machines complete with music & lyrics, so I can be the singer|a karaoke machine
05/10/2006|Jeopardy!|PHYS ED|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew uses a wooden cup & ball toy.)  The ancient pastime I'm practicing was said to improve coordination between these two body parts|hand & eye
28/06/2007|Jeopardy!|CAPITALS OF THE WEST INDIES|$400|easy|From 1936 to 1961 this capital was called Ciudad Trujillo after dictator Rafael Trujillo|Santo Domingo
06/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|YALE|$1200|hard|(Jimmy)  Yale's oldest building, Connecticut Hall, was the dorm of this 1773 graduate, who had just 3 years to live|Nathan Hale
05/07/2006|Jeopardy!|CARE TO SEE MY ETCHINGS?|$1000|hard|His 'Ancient of Days' was the frontispiece to his 1794 poem 'Europe, A Prophecy'|Blake
19/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TUTU MUCH!|$800|hard|Men in tutus portray ballerinas like Tatiana Youbetyabootskaya in Les Ballets Trockadero De this Riviera resort|Monte Carlo
02/04/2009|Jeopardy!|RECORD OF THE YEAR GRAMMYS|$1000|hard|1963: 'Days of Wine And Roses' (instrumental)|Henry Mancini
21/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'SING' & 'DANCE'|$200|easy|This classic continues, 'Come on with the rain, I've a smile on my face'|'Singin' in the Rain'
28/06/2006|Jeopardy!|ON ITS EASTERN BORDER|$600|medium|Brunei|Malaysia
08/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE PAIRS|$2000|hard|1974: Clint Eastwood & Jeff Bridges|Thunderbolt and Lightfoot
23/05/2001|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL RHYME TIME|$400|easy|Pillar of salt's hubby's collapsible beds|Lot's cots
21/01/2011|Jeopardy!|ALL THINGS CONSIDERED|$400|easy|It's 4 cubed minus 4 squared|48
09/02/1990|Jeopardy!|NEWS OF THE '80S|$100|easy|This trade union outlawed in Poland in 1982 was restored to legal status in 1989|Solidarity
11/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ACT YOUR 'AGE'|$400|easy|Ace or tourniquet|a bandage
03/05/2006|Jeopardy!|1984 TV DEBUTS|$800|hard|Fred Dryer was on the beat in 1984 tracking down bad guys as this title LAPD homicide detective|Hunter
19/01/2006|Jeopardy!|BACK TO THE '50s|$800|hard|Sadly, this Italian liner sank on the night of July 25, 1956|the Andrea Doria
07/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DECEMBER 7|$2000|hard|1972: America's last lunar landing mission, this one, blasts off from Cape Canaveral|Apollo 17
20/04/2010|Jeopardy!|BAKING BRANDS|$200|easy|The first cake mix from 'her' brand was ginger cake|Betty Crocker
06/10/1998|Jeopardy!|YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE?|$500|medium|Followers of this ancient philosopher from Samos spread the 'hypotenuse' about reincarnation|Pythagoras
28/06/1999|Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$100|easy|At the time of his assassination on April 14, 1865, he had a Confederate $5 bill in his pocket among other items|Abraham Lincoln
07/01/1997|Jeopardy!|EGYPTIAN MYTHOLOGY|$100|easy|Many of these lion-bodied statues were found in ancient Egypt; the most famous is at Giza|Sphinxes
13/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GLOBIN'|$200|easy|Columbia Lake, the source of the Columbia River, is found in this Canadian province|British Columbia
25/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY ____ OF ____|$2000|hard|This Freud work originally called 'Die Traumdeutung' is great nonfiction bedtime reading from 1899|The Interpretation of Dreams
20/07/2005|Jeopardy!|RESCUE ME!|$200|easy|The FBI's HRT, a 'Rescue Team' for these, can be anywhere in 4 hours|hostages
03/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BRITS & AUSSIES ON TV|$400|easy|In the 1990s she played Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman|Jane Seymour
29/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MEASURES OF PEOPLE|$600|medium|The flow of an electric current is measured in a unit named for this French physicist|Andre-Marie Ampere
12/09/2005|Jeopardy!|FRED THOMPSON, ACTING SENATOR|$400|easy|In 1973, at age 30, Fred was minority counsel to the Senate committee investigating this scandal|Watergate
04/02/1999|Jeopardy!|FIX THE PROVERB|$200|easy|Fractions speak lewder than weirds|Actions speak louder than words
27/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$1200|hard|'The Clown's Morning Song' by this composer is far less famous than his 'Bolero'|Ravel
11/09/2007|Jeopardy!|ALL OF ME|$200|easy|With some smarts, you'll know this popular name for the third molars|the wisdom teeth
08/04/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 'OLD' DOMINION|$800|hard|To burn slowly without flame, like a suppressed anger or passion|to smolder
17/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GREAT BRITS|$400|easy|Mary's little sister, she succeeded William on the British throne in 1702|Queen Anne
29/04/2011|Jeopardy!|THE DAN, PATRICK SHOW|$600|medium|(Dan Patrick reads the clue from his studio)  I'm often confused with this Indy car driver who had 5 top 5 finishes in 2009, including 3rd at the Indy 500; it must be the hair|Danica Patrick
01/04/2010|Jeopardy!|NASCAR SPONSORS|$600|medium|When it comes to sponsorships, No. 43, Reed Sorenson, asks for supersize from this fast food chain|McDonald's
02/04/2003|Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'F'|$600|medium|In 1985 Bob Dylan went to Philadelphia for Live Aid & to Champaign, Illinois for the first of these benefits|Farm Aid
20/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|KEY WORDS|$600|medium|On a music score, it's the set of sharp &/or flat signs that follow the clef|Key signature
05/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|VILLAINOUS MOVIE SCHEMES|$200|easy|In a 1973 film Edward Fox, as an assassin with the code name of this other canine, tried to kill de Gaulle|The Jackal
27/01/2009|Jeopardy!|QUASI-RELATED PAIRS|$800|hard|Game show host Monty & author Joyce Carol|Hall & Oates
05/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$400|easy|A believer in the pagan god Baal, her name has come to mean a wicked, shameless woman|Jezebel
31/03/2009|Jeopardy!|GEMS & JEWELRY|$400|easy|Once reportedly worn in a sultan's belt buckle, a 75-carat one of these green gems is now in the Smithsonian|an emerald
21/01/2008|Jeopardy!|EUROPEANA|$600|medium|European city seen here in 1968|Prague
24/09/2008|Jeopardy!|LET'S GET BIBLICAL|$1000|hard|In Exodus 18 he gets advice from his father-in-law Jethro|Moses
05/09/1996|Jeopardy!|FIRST AID|$200|easy|A slit-like wound is called this, like the sharp cut a doctor makes with a scalpel|an incision
11/11/1991|Jeopardy!|DAN QUAYLE|$100|easy|In 1982 Quayle and this Mass. senator co-sponsored the Job Training and Partnership Act|Kennedy
06/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TV NOSTALGIA|$1600|hard|He made the '50s funnier as Master Sergeant Ernie Bilko|Phil Silvers
03/11/2006|Jeopardy!|CONTROVERSIAL SPORTS CELEBS|$600|medium|After the death of Cus D'Amato & the end of his marriage to Robin Givens, he spent time in prison|Mike Tyson
20/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE STYLE OF ELEMENTS|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew holds a wall clock with symblos of the elements instead of numbers.) The Chem Time Clock helps chemistry students learn the periodic table by using element's symbols in place of numbers. It's 1:35, or these two elements|hydrogen and nitrogen
30/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY HODGEPODGE|$600|medium|Sir Thomas Mallory completed this work in the ninth year of the reign of King Edward IV|Le Morte d' Arthur
06/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TV COMMERCIALS|$600|medium|In the '80s a sleazy salesman named Joe boasted that this car make had 'more seats than the Astrodome'|Isuzu
28/04/1997|Jeopardy!|SINGLE-NAMED SINGERS|$300|easy|Her mother & former partner, Naomi Judd, has sung harmony on some of her solo albums|Wynonna
25/11/2009|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN OF PRESIDENTS|$600|medium|This recent Florida governor born in 1953 has the given names John Ellis|Jeb Bush
28/01/2000|Jeopardy!|GET A JOB|$400|easy|Term for one who agrees to perform a task; a 'general' one puts up buildings|Contractor
04/02/2005|Jeopardy!|THE REEL WORLD|$200|easy|Captain Barbossa & his men attack the town of Port Royal in this high-seas adventure|Pirates of the Caribbean
24/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|SPIES|$600|medium|This American spy was exchanged for Rudolf Abel on February 10, 1962|(Francis Gary) Powers
02/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS|$600|medium|In 1984 the GOP distributed 'Fritz Busters' campaign buttons, referring to this Democrat|Walter Mondale
18/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DRUMMING|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew sits at a drum set.) The ride cymbal is more for keeping time; this is the cymbal you hit when you when you want to end with a flourish|crash cymbal
18/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|YOU GOT AN F MINUS!|$800|hard|A directional word for the liberal side of politics goes F-less & turns into a word meaning to allow|left & let
19/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'M' TV|$1600|hard|This Patricia Arquette show is somewhere between well done & rare|Medium
23/04/1986|Jeopardy!|ROCK ‘N ROLL|$300|easy|Release of this Jacksons album was held up until “Thriller” sales peaked|Victory
27/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TV BEFORE & AFTER|$1200|hard|Who knew that David Caruso & crew were members of this NFL football team|CSI: Miami Dolphins
05/12/2007|Jeopardy!|BEST MUSICAL ACTOR TONY WINNERS|$400|easy|'How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying' (1995)|Matthew Broderick
20/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WAY BACK IN THE 1990s|$400|easy|When the U.K.'s 99-year lease on this crown colony ended, China retook control on July 1, 1997|Hong Kong
10/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'L'|$2000|hard|Gem cutter (8)|lapidary
16/11/1988|Jeopardy!|FOOD|$500|medium|Government graded AA, A, B, or C, the best is composed of at least 80% fat and has 12-16% water|butter
22/02/2000|Jeopardy!|CELEBS|$1000|hard|This superstar has his own beer label, Pale Rider Ale, named for a 1985 film|Clint Eastwood
22/06/2009|Jeopardy!|SCHOOL MOTTOES|$800|hard|Montclair State College in New Jersey uses the motto Carpe diem, which means this|seize the day
19/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S IN MY COFFEE|$2000|hard|Sweet'N Low contains saccharin; sucralose goes into this 'S' brand|Splenda
11/06/2003|Jeopardy!|LITERARY QUOTES|$400|easy|In this novel, Jo grumbles, 'Christmas won't be Christmas without any presents'|Little Women
13/12/2000|Jeopardy!|ELSEWHERE IN 1776|$500|medium|Louis XVI began construction of a fortified breakwater off this city, offering better protection than umbrellas|Cherbourg
27/10/1998|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$300|easy|A summoning gesture, this 4-letter word precedes 'and call'|Beck
09/03/2011|Jeopardy!|OF ORDER|$600|medium|U.S. cities, from west to east: Newport News, Milwaukee, New Orleans|New Orleans, Milwaukee, Newport News
04/06/2002|Jeopardy!|OF THE FISHERMAN|$400|easy|This action of fishermen is also a term for selecting the performers for a film|casting
26/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NAPOLEON|$800|hard|This Hawaiian leader was known as the 'Napoleon of the Pacific'|King Kamehameha
26/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CHOW|$800|hard|Chow down on a traditional Reuben sandwich, sauerkraut & Swiss cheese atop this deli meat|corned beef
12/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY LINEUPS|$1200|hard|Vladimir, Pozzo, Lucky|Waiting for Godot
21/05/1993|Jeopardy!|MEDALS & DECORATIONS|$500|medium|In August 1992 the medal whose reverse is seen here was presented in this country|Spain
11/05/1990|Jeopardy!|1981|$400|easy|To show 'Smoking Spoils Your Looks', she posed for an ad with cigarettes in her ears|Brooke Shields
26/11/1999|Final Jeopardy!|HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS|None|None|2 of the 4 20th century U.S. presidents after whom streets in Paris are named|Eisenhower, Kennedy, Franklin Roosevelt &/or Wilson
30/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|THE ENVIRONMENT|$200|easy|Through 1991 from 8 to 12% of this country's Amazon Basin had been deforested|Brazil
17/12/2010|Jeopardy!|ONE OF THE 8 PLANETS|$1000|hard|Husband to Gaea & father of the Titans|Uranus
25/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$1200|hard|That's actor Billy Crudup doing the 'Priceless' voiceovers in commercials for this credit card|MasterCard
09/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|BROADCASTER NEWS|$2000|hard|(Hi.  I'm Chris Matthews.)  In 2004 I received the award for excellence in broadcast journalism named for this longtime news partner of Chet Huntley|David Brinkley
06/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|INTELLIGENT DESIGN|$1600|hard|Lawrence Halprin turned aging insdustrial buidlings into usable space & parkland in this city|San Francisco
26/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GOD BLESS YOU|$1200|hard|A Roman goddess of birth & newborns, Deverra was symbolized by one of these, used to sweep away evil|a broom
25/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|POLK-ER|$6000|hard|Polk sent John Slidell to offer this country about 30 million bucks for some territory, but he was rebuffed|Mexico
31/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BONUS TV|$400|easy|While 'The Mary Tyler Moore Show' was still in production, this sitcom was spun off from it|Rhoda & Phyllis
26/01/1999|Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$100|easy|The 'Jerry Maguire' star who automatically maintains your vehicle's speed|Tom Cruise control
21/01/2004|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE HOUSE|$400|easy|Bathtub ones are bad; napkin ones, good|rings
09/07/1999|Jeopardy!|& A BIBLE PERSON TO BE NAMED LATER|$100|easy|Oscar Wilde made a veiled reference to this woman, unnamed in the Bible when she danced before Herod|Salome
31/03/2011|Jeopardy!|I SPEAK MANY TONGUES|$400|easy|This Japanese word is the correct term for what's misleadingly called a tidal wave|a tsunami
17/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE THE CAKE|$200|easy|This loaf cake is traditionally made with 16 ounces each of flour, sugar, butter & eggs|Pound cake
26/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SEA CREATURES|$800|hard|The American species of this crustacean is classified as Homarus Americanus|lobster
12/02/2007|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT POET|$200|easy|'I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep'|Robert Frost
18/07/1997|Jeopardy!|IN THE BACKYARD|$500|medium|This game played across a net became a medal sport at the 1992 Olympics|badminton
08/06/1998|Jeopardy!|'90s FICTION|$100|easy|In 1997 Ira Levin delivered 'Son of Rosemary', the sequel to this novel|'Rosemary's Baby'
30/03/1990|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS JOES & JOSEPHS|$400|easy|In 1982 this British singer paired with Jennifer Warnes in the No. 1 hit 'Up Where We Belong'|Joe Cocker
10/03/2008|Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS RHYME TIME|$1000|hard|A large Asian white winter radish that's a representation of a saint|a daikon icon
31/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|REMORSE CODE|$2000|hard|'...came John the Baptist, preaching in the wilderness ...and saying,' do this: 'for the kingdom of heaven is at hand'|repent
29/09/2000|Jeopardy!|PLAYBILL|$200|easy|This long-running musical won 8 Tony Awards in 1987|Les Miserables
13/03/2006|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1000|hard|In astronomy, this unit of measure is abbreviated pc|parsec
28/05/2008|Jeopardy!|FIRST NAMES|$800|hard|This name means 'illustrious', as lawyer Darrow was|Clarence
30/12/2005|Jeopardy!|THE MISSIVES OF OCTOBER|$200|easy|Oct. 1, 1908: Dear Mom, this car's been introduced at $850 but I bet mass production can lower it to about $300 by 1926|the Model T Ford
20/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC RECORD LABELS|$400|easy|In the '60s this company whose logo is seen here had Dylan, Joplin & Santana in its lineup|Columbia
23/05/2005|Jeopardy!|EGGHEADS|$1000|hard|In this screwball comedy, stuffy paleontologist Cary Grant had a few bones to pick with Katharine Hepburn|Bringing Up Baby
16/02/2006|Jeopardy!|PLANT LIFE|$800|hard|The Monterey cyprus only grows naturally in 2 groves, both along the coast of this state|California
06/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$800|hard|'Ten Days That Shook The World' was his last book published during his lifetime|John Reed
10/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|THE U.S. TREASURY DEPARTMENT|$400|easy|The Treasury Department ranks second to this department in the president's cabinet|State Department
27/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IN COURAGE|$1600|hard|This carpenter's tool bores holes in wood|auger
11/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL ACTORS|$1000|hard|He must have been 'Breathless' when he was elected president of the French Actors Union in 1963|Jean-Paul Belmondo
09/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE, DURING & AFTER|$400|easy|'The pipes, the pipes are calling' for a Culture Club lad & late Yankees owner|Oh Danny Boy George Steinbrenner
07/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THE CARIBBEAN|$600|medium|The Casals Festival in this Puerto Rican city is one of the Caribbean's best-known cultural events|San Juan
11/04/2005|Jeopardy!|ASSASSINS|$200|easy|In May 1981 would-be assassin Mehmet Ali Agca shot this man in St. Peter's Square|Pope John Paul II
28/11/1984|Jeopardy!|GAY BLADES|$100|easy|The mark left by George Hamilton's 'gay blade'|a Z
05/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$2000|hard|Granite works sprung up in & around this state capital using stone from Barre, a few miles away|Montpelier
25/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MAD|$400|easy|The March 2001 issue included these, a first in the magazine's history|advertisements
04/02/2005|Jeopardy!|MAID|$800|hard|One of the best known 'Exemplary Tales' by this 'Don Quixote' author is 'The Gypsy Maid'|Miguel de Cervantes
09/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE OTHER|$800|hard|Among the 30 busiest airports in the U.S. are O'Hare & this other one in Chicago|Midway
28/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THE MIDDLE AGES|$800|hard|He was 48 when he created Charlie Bucket, a poor child who finds a golden ticket|Roald Dahl
05/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THOSE ARE THE RULES|$1200|hard|Chemist Gilbert Lewis' octet rule says that the covalent type of these are formed until atoms have 8 valence electrons|bonds
07/11/2006|Jeopardy!|JEOP-POURRI|$600|medium|This artist moved to New Mexico after the 1946 death of her husband Alfred Stieglitz|Georgia O'Keeffe
10/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$1200|hard|From the Latin for 'to come to mind', it's a memento that you might buy as a reminder of a place you visited|souvenir
30/05/2003|Jeopardy!|FEELING 'ILL'|$1000|hard|Another name for a magician|illusionist
24/01/2008|Jeopardy!|HOUSEHOLD NAMES|$400|easy|'For better relief, advance to' this brand of ibuprofen|Advil
26/11/2009|Jeopardy!|GRAMMY-WINNING MUSIC VIDEOS|$200|easy|'Where The Streets Have No Name' (1988)|U2
12/10/2004|Jeopardy!|STOP PULLING MY CHENEY|$800|hard|In the first President Bush's cabinet, Cheney was Secretary of this|Defense
06/01/1997|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL FORESTS|$300|easy|This Cornhusker State's Blaine & Thomas Counties have the USA's largest hand-planted forest|Nebraska
04/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|POETS' MONOGRAMS|$2000|hard|A fan of Xanadu: STC|Samuel Taylor Coleridge
29/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'O' POURRI|$400|easy|This Japanese craft involves folding paper into shapes|origami
25/02/2003|Jeopardy!|PASTA GLOSSARY|$1000|hard|Flat & broad, linguini is named for this body part|tongue
28/12/2000|Jeopardy!|YOUNG GEORGE WASHINGTON|$300|easy|At around 13 George learned this skill of measuring land areas & fixing boundaries|surveying
28/01/1998|Jeopardy!|PARTY FOOD & DRINK|$100|easy|This drink is always served at a kegger, until it runs out|Beer
16/02/2006|Jeopardy!|TV TEENS|$400|easy|Kristen Bell is this title sleuth at Neptune High|Veronica Mars
15/07/2009|Jeopardy!|JUST DESERTS|$200|easy|This desert in North Africa is the largest in the world|the Sahara
27/10/1997|Jeopardy!|TAKE IN ORDER|$200|easy|The appendix is vermiform, meaning shaped like one of these|a worm
26/05/2000|Jeopardy!|TALL TALK|$400|easy|'(Hi, I'm Sandy Duncan) I was first partnered with this 6'6'' dancer when I was 12 & he was a teen back in our native Texas'|Tommy Tune
18/12/1998|Jeopardy!|CAR PETS|$200|easy|As a Ford exec., Lee Iacocca sired this sporty car introduced in April 1964|Mustang
14/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL BIOGRAPHIES|$400|easy|'Twilight at Monticello'|Jefferson
05/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THERAPISTS|$800|hard|Psychologist & columnist Lee Salk was only the second-most famous Dr. Salk in his family, behind this one|Jonas
28/11/2000|Jeopardy!|'CUS' WORDS|$400|easy|It's a more pleasant-sounding word for a spittoon|Cuspidor
10/04/1996|Jeopardy!|'HOO'|$400|easy|Popular in the 1860s, crinolines were a type of this womens' fashion|Hoop Skirts
06/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HOPE YOU STAYED AWAKE IN MATH|$800|hard|75% of 200 plus 200% of 75 equals this|300
18/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|HORSES|$600|medium|These horses are trained primarily at the Spanish riding school in Vienna|the Lipizzaners
16/09/2002|Jeopardy!|KIDS IN BOOKS|$400|easy|'The Sword in the Stone' is a book about a kid who grows up to be this king|King Arthur
26/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|16TH CENTURY NAMES|$1000|hard|As a child, this Danish astronomer was abducted by his uncle & raised in a castle|Tycho Brahe
07/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'SEE' HERE|$1600|hard|One who directs the work of laborers|an overseer
28/12/1994|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$300|easy|Prior to his election to the Tennessee legislature in 1821, this frontiersman was a Justice of the Peace|Davy Crockett
26/05/1997|Jeopardy!|7-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|This whirling, dizzy feeling is usually caused by a disturbance in the inner ear|vertigo
06/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$1600|hard|Senator Stephen A. & Supreme Court Justice William O.|Douglas
28/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES OBITUARIES|$2000|hard|A 1950 obit of this female poet said, 'Greenwich Village & Vassar plus a gypsy childhood on the rocky coast of Maine'|Edna St. Vincent Millay
07/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE STUD 'E'|$600|medium|Title held in different countries at different times by Balbinus, Bao Dai & Bidatsu|Emperor
28/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$400|easy|National Aviation Day is on the August 19 birthday of this pioneer who made the first powered flight in Dec. 1903|Orville Wright
23/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY|$800|hard|Ephialtes, a Thessalian, betrayed the Greeks holding these 'hot gates' against the Persian invasion|Thermopylae
06/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PEN NAMES|$400|easy|These siblings rang in as Currer & Ellis Bell|Charlotte & Emily Bronte
14/06/2010|Jeopardy!|LANDMARKS|$1000|hard|This New York City tavern at 54 Pearl Street is known for its Long Room where Washington said farewell to his officers in 1783|the Fraunces Tavern
02/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|The four 4-letter words in the title of the Beatles' first U.S. No. 1 hit|want hold your hand
23/06/2008|Jeopardy!|WORDS IN CONTESTANT|$400|easy|A movement upward, perhaps to climb a hill|ascent
10/10/2005|Jeopardy!|IN THE BOOKSTORE|$1000|hard|Duchess is the mother of the title horse of this Anna Sewell story|Black Beauty
08/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL SPORTS STARS|$800|hard|Seen here, this young Russian-born tennis star has been turning heads and winning tournaments|Maria Sharapova
01/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OUT-OF-FASHION BABY NAMES|$400|easy|It's the pet form of Chester used by newsman Huntley|Chet
14/12/1998|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN ANATOMY|$300|easy|To work harder a German might apply some ellenbogen grease, this to us|Elbow grease
27/01/1998|Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$100|easy|This 'Godfather' author calls 'The Fortunate Pilgrim', re-released in 1997, his best book|Mario Puzo
21/02/1997|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$300|easy|Open to the public, the U.S. Mint in this city stands near the site of its original 1792 building|Philadelphia
02/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN ALL MY LIFE?|$800|hard|President of Yale, then baseball commissioner ruling on Pete Rose|A. Bartlett Giamatti
12/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GYPSY|$2000|hard|In 15th century Europe the Gypsies claimed to be from 'Little' this country|Egypt
29/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY BEFORE & AFTER|$1600|hard|'How are things in Glocca Morra?' Well, Og the leprechaun wants his gold & some 'multi-colored' fish for a start|Finian's Rainbow trout
18/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BIG WORDS|$400|easy|Word for a 90-pound schnauzer or a 220-pound panda|Giant
29/03/2010|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE INITIAL V.|$2000|hard|This current world leader's middle initial V. stands for Vladimirovich|Vladimir Putin
08/07/2004|Jeopardy!|THEIR NATIVE SOIL|$1000|hard|Soccer great Diego Maradona|Argentina
19/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TV SERIES NARRATORS|$1200|hard|'Scrubs' (He plays J.D.)|Zach Braff
20/02/2006|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES' FAVORITE BOOKS|$200|easy|The favorite book of Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, is this author's 'Interview with the Vampire'|Anne Rice
03/12/2002|Jeopardy!|2-LETTER ABBREV.|$600|medium|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew)  Before the CD, there was this|LP
02/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$400|easy|Luca Della Robbia is said to be the first sculptor to apply glazes to this semi-fired ceramic clay with an Italian name|terra cotta
02/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO A CHESS PIECE|$5000|hard|2 historical books in the Old Testament|Kings
25/09/2009|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE: THE REALITY SHOW|$400|easy|Ariel foils Antonio's plot against Alonso in this play, but will that lead to getting voted off the island?|The Tempest
24/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DRUNK ON SHAKESPEARE|$1200|hard|Christopher Sly is described as a 'drunken man' in the induction of this play with Vincentio, Lucentio & Petruchio|The Taming of the Shrew
27/05/2002|Jeopardy!|INSURANCE|$1000|hard|It's discrimination in issuing property insurance based on the property's location|redlining
18/10/2000|Jeopardy!|'90s SITCOMS|$400|easy|This NBC series was named for the autobiographical comic strip written by its perky heroine|Caroline in the City
10/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$600|medium|The Latin American form of this language is based on the Andalusian dialect|Spanish
12/09/2006|Jeopardy!|SLOGANEERING|$200|easy|This brand is 'Finger Lickin' Good'|KFC
05/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SOUPS OF THE WORLD|$1600|hard|Gazpacho|Spain
10/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A RANK CATEGORY|$2000|hard|From a word meaning 'to send', this 5-letter word designates an 'extraordinary' diplomat|envoy
07/02/1986|Jeopardy!|WAR STORIES|$400|easy|Coppola based his Vietnam war epic, 'Apocalypse Now', on 'Heart of Darkness' by this Polish-born author|Joseph Conrad
14/11/2000|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$500|medium|'Peace'ful space station (3)|Mir
10/02/2003|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER VERBS|$800|hard|Travel on foot, or go out on strike|walk
17/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$200|easy|The Pacific Ocean islands of Kanaga, Adak & Unimak are part of this state|Alaska
23/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICAL DEVICES|$1600|hard|If you go on injured reserve with an ankle sprain, you may need this brand of bandage marketed by BD since 1913|Ace
12/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BIOCHEMISTRY|$600|medium|These compounds may have 'simple' molecules, like sugars, or 'complex' ones, like cellulose|Carbohydrates
02/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LEMON AID|$1600|hard|He's the only Lemon in Major League Baseball's Hall of Fame|Bob Lemon
15/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$1000|hard|In 1886 he completed his third symphony & 'Carnival of the Animals'|Camille Saint-Saens
29/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|INDEPENDENCE DAY|$800|hard|On September 7 you can party on down to Rio & celebrate this South American country's independence|Brazil
27/04/2000|Jeopardy!|A DAY AT THE RACES|$200|easy|When she turns 5 a filly becomes one of these|Mare
05/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|'MAN'LY MOVIES|$400|easy|In 2010 Robert Downey Jr. reprised his role as the heavy metal hero in this movie's sequel|Iron Man
25/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ASIA|$800|hard|India & Pakistan have disputed this region since 1947 & sometimes China gets into the act|Kashmir
25/03/1998|Jeopardy!|STOCK SYMBOLS|$100|easy|KO is this company that wants to K.O. PEP (Pepsico)|Coca-Cola
30/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CAR MEN|$400|easy|Automaker David Buick was born in Scotland in 1854 & died in this U.S. city in 1929|Detroit
22/01/2001|Jeopardy!|WILD KINGDOM|$200|easy|Thought to be reincarnations of Hindu saints, rats roam free in a temple in this country's city of Deshnoke|India
10/07/2007|Jeopardy!|WORLD'S OLDEST MAN'S RÉSUMÉ|$1000|hard|Torturer's apprentice to this Spanish Inquisitor General who lived from 1420 to 1498|Torquemada
25/03/2009|Jeopardy!|TASMANIA MANIA|$1200|hard|It's the ocean to the east of Tasmania|the Pacific Ocean
27/03/2003|Jeopardy!|THE LARGEST IN AREA|$200|easy|Norway, Sweden, Denmark|Sweden
23/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LAW|$400|easy|When judges talk about the establishment clause, they're talking about this Constitutional Amendment|the First Amendment
12/12/2000|Jeopardy!|FLOWER POWER|$100|easy|You can get a low-cal treat by sniffing Cosmos astrosanguineus, with the aroma of this sweet treat|Chocolate
09/10/2006|Jeopardy!|BREAST CANCER SURVIVORS|$1000|hard|A rare male victim of breast cancer, this actor who played John Shaft in 1971 gave the disease the 'shaft'|Richard Roundtree
08/04/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 'OLD' DOMINION|$200|easy|Avian term for an abrupt quitting of an addictive habit|cold turkey
14/05/1993|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$400|easy|The Straits of Florida & the Yucatan Channel are this gulf's only outlets|the Gulf of Mexico
10/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY NARRATORS|$2000|hard|Ponyboy Curtis (1967)|The Outsiders
21/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ORGANIZED LABOR|$600|medium|Sometimes battling Boeing, the IAMAW is the International Association of these & Aerospace Workers|Machinists
26/10/2007|Jeopardy!|IT'S BASEBALL|$600|medium|Inducted into baseball's Hall of Fame in July 2007, he won 8 N.L. batting titles during his 20-year career as a Padre|Tony Gwynn
18/12/2007|Jeopardy!|IS THIS HEAVEN?|$400|easy|Short answer--yes; seen here is Hanauma Bay in this state|Hawaii
06/07/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL A LEGEND|$400|easy|As a child, this tough Knight of the Round Table was plunged into the lake from which Excalibur came|Lancelot
08/12/1989|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$400|easy|Classified 4-F during WWII, this swashbuckling Tasmanian only fought on film|Errol Flynn
01/06/2007|Jeopardy!|SIX MILLION-DOLLAR MEN|$600|medium|He moved into Las Vegas' Desert Inn in 1966 & bought the whole hotel a short time later|Howard Hughes
11/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC VOCABULARY|$600|medium|The French phrase meaning 'Songs of the Valley of the Vire' became this word for a type of stage entertainment|Vaudeville
22/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$800|hard|While serving as viceroy in India, he died suddenly at Cochin on December 24, 1524|Vasco Da Gama
07/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$400|easy|Escamillo is a toreador in 'Carmen', an opera set in this European country|Spain
27/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$1000|hard|Famous ones of these include the Perseids in August & the Leonids in November|Meteor Showers
27/03/2001|Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$500|medium|Like funds allocated for a specific purpose|Earmarked
22/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL EUROPE|$3000|hard|Fans of 'The Sound Of Music' visit this city to see such sites as Mirabell Gardens, where 'Do-Re-Mi' was filmed|Salsburg
04/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|Because a false one is used as a disguise, it came to mean someone who's a decoy to divert suspicion|beard
27/12/2004|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$400|easy|If you're wearing silks, you're on a horse; if you 'hit the silk', you're strapped into one of these|a parachute
27/10/1992|Jeopardy!|LET'S DO LUNCH|$400|easy|The name of the Mexican rolled tortilla dish comes from Spanish meaning 'young donkey'|burrito
05/11/2009|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT GAME|$200|easy|Board game in which you might land on Short Line or St. James Place|Monopoly
25/01/1999|Jeopardy!|THE FINE PRINT|$400|easy|It's the part of your homeowner's insurance that covers accidental damage to another's property|Liability
17/06/1998|Jeopardy!|IT'S BIG IN JAPAN|$300|easy|This Tokyo transit system is so popular, 'platform pushers' make sure everyone gets on|Subway
25/12/2000|Jeopardy!|PARTIES OF 5|$400|easy|If Mom brings you home 3 new brothers & 2 new sisters at one time from the hospital, odds are she had these|quintuplets
15/07/1997|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$500|medium|Cheraw State Park is the site of this state's annual Palmetto Regatta|South Carolina
08/11/2000|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S ON CABLE?|$100|easy|'Behind the Music'|VH1
13/07/2007|Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|From French for 'to ward off', it means to ward off a blow, especially in fencing|parry
16/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'O' NO!|$400|easy|A card game named for a middle-aged unmarried woman|Old Maid
15/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENED IN '05|$400|easy|1605: Part One of this Spanish classic is first published|Don Quixote
14/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IF YOU BUILD IT|$800|hard|At its opening, this NYC building was the largest marble structure in the U.S. & contained 75 miles of shelves|the public library
07/02/2005|Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$1000|hard|Flowering plants range in size from the duckweed at 1/50'' long to this Australian gum tree that reaches 300 feet in height|a eucalyptus tree
19/03/2003|Jeopardy!|'LESS' IS MORE|$400|easy|It's Southwest Airlines' name for the paper-free type of travel it introduced on all routes in January 1995|Ticketless
14/01/2003|Jeopardy!|IT'S THE LITTLE THINGS|$2000|hard|In French these office supplies are called trombones|paper clips
20/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THIS IS A JOB FOR A HERO|$800|hard|Horatio Hornblower|sailor
12/04/2007|Jeopardy!|ONLY SMALL ACTORS|$600|medium|This Parisian-born actor was once nominated for a Golden Globe for his work on 'Fantasy Island'|Hervé Villechaize
16/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ANTONYMS|$2000|hard|A Hemingway character says he went bankrupt  'gradually and then' this way|suddenly
16/10/2002|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|None|None|In 1920 this man, great-grandson of Sauk leader Black Hawk, became the first president of what is now the NFL|Jim Thorpe
03/04/2008|Jeopardy!|THE 2007 FORBES 400|$1000|hard|'$2.3 billion... 'Mouth of the South'... largest individual landholder in the U.S.  Owns 2 million acres in 12 states'|Ted Turner
30/10/2008|Jeopardy!|SONG ADJECTIVES|$800|hard|Sheryl Crow: 'My ____ Mistake'|Favorite
25/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OBSCURE WORDS|$800|hard|To decrepitate is to do this, not snap or pop|Crackle
23/05/2003|Final Jeopardy!|FILM ROLES|None|None|Dick Powell, Robert Mitchum & Elliott Gould have all played this character on film|Philip Marlowe
25/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WEDDINGS|$400|easy|In a Protestant wedding, it's the role of the father of the bride|person who gives the bride away
13/03/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. BODIES OF WATER|$400|easy|At Three Forks, Montana, the Jefferson, Madison & Gallatin rivers merge to form this lengthy river|Missouri River
20/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHOR!  ARTHUR!|$1200|hard|Born in Budapest, he's best known for his 1940 novel 'Darkness at Noon'|Arthur Koestler
06/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|100 YEARS OR OLDER|$1200|hard|Eve, a daughter of this pair & the only member of her family not to become a scientist & win a Nobel Prize, died in 2007 at 102|the Curies
09/12/2008|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERARY SITES|None|None|In the 20th century it became a popular recreation site, with crowds of 25,000; its most famous visitor might disapprove|Walden Pond
13/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN ON U.S. STAMPS|$2000|hard|1963: A pilot|Amelia Earhart
29/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SEAS THE MOMENT|$800|hard|Solway Firth & Cardigan Bay are inlets of this sea|the Irish Sea
04/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$2000|hard|Known for his 'beads', he created the Royal Astronomical Society's Star Catalog in the 1820s|Francis Baily
14/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE BIT ROCK & ROLL|$400|easy|In a 1967 hit, all Aretha Franklin was askin' for was a little bit of this (Sock it to me!)|respect
29/01/1990|Jeopardy!|THANKS, GUYS|$300|easy|Richard Arnold, researcher for this Paramount 'Enterprise', told us about Vulcan mating customs|Star Trek
16/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE APARTMENT BUILDING|$800|hard|Be careful not to drop your key down this vertical passage in which the elevator moves up & down|shaft
05/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$400|easy|People of this religion call Christians & Jews, their fellow monotheists, Ahl al-Kitab, 'People of the Book'|Muslims (the Islams accepted)
05/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH ART & ARTISTS|$800|hard|His 1888 portrait of Ellen Barre, seen here, is much more subdued than his nightlife paintings|Toulouse-Lautrec
25/01/2008|Jeopardy!|MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE|$800|hard|A granular activated version of this element is used in filters for gas masks & fish tanks|carbon
13/02/2006|Jeopardy!|TEACHER'S PET|$800|hard|(Rocko lends Jon of the Clue Crew a paw.)  Apply cream to your dog's pads before a winter walk; they're made of skin just like yours with this as the outer layer|epidermis
18/05/1992|Jeopardy!|CABLE TV|$200|easy|All your relatives might enjoy this channel abbreviated FAM|The Family Channel (The Family Network accepted)
20/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL VOCABULARY|$1000|hard|Title character who says, 'Here I am noble, I am Boyer', meaning he belongs to a privileged class in Romania|Count Dracula
12/04/1996|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$400|easy|It's a snap to wash these items of cookware if they're non-stick|Pans (Snap)
28/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY LITERATURE|$800|hard|When this title slat bridge with vine handrails broke, 5 victims were hurled to their death|The Bridge of San Luis Rey
21/05/2010|Jeopardy!|YEATS IS GREATS|$400|easy|This Dublin theatre that opened in 1904 grew out of the Irish literary theatre, which Yeats co-founded|the Abbey Theatre
06/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MATH TERMS|$400|easy|5th, 50th & 500th are this type of number, as opposed to cardinal|ordinal
09/07/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S.A.|$500|medium|The Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival is an annual event in this New England state|Massachusetts
28/06/2006|Jeopardy!|WHO WANTS TO BE A LEGIONNAIRE?|$600|medium|During this 1870s war, the Legion attempted to lift the siege of Paris by breaking through the German lines|the Franco-Prussian War
19/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|“HARD” & “EASY” MOVIES|$400|easy|1964 film that brought us a day in the life of the Fab Four|A Hard Day's Night
29/09/2010|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL CREATURES|$400|easy|From its distinctive marking, this poisonous spider is also called a fiddleback (not an hourglass back)|the brown recluse
21/05/2007|Jeopardy!|ALL WE ARE 'SAY'ING|$200|easy|In the 1980s it was Nancy Reagan's 3-word advice to someone offered illegal drugs|Just say no
05/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FINISH THE OLD TESTAMENT QUOTE|$400|easy|Job: 'The Lord gave, and the Lord hath...'|taken away
02/02/1998|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S MY LINE?|$300|easy|This advice by General Nathan Bedford Forrest is often misquoted, using 'fustest' & 'mostest'|Get there first with the most
16/09/2010|Jeopardy!|GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP|$600|medium|Mike Bossy & Alexander Mogilny have won the Lady Byng Trophy for gentlemanly conduct in this sport|hockey
30/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST|$800|hard|Montana journalist Dorothy M. Johnson wrote the later-filmed story 'The Man Who Shot' him|Liberty Valance
20/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GEOMETRY|$400|easy|A cube has this many sides|6
04/10/1999|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL MULTIPLE CHOICE|$100|easy|Of Amos, Andy, Lum or Abner, the one with his own Old Testament book|Amos
16/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$2000|hard|Somalia is on the geographic projection usually called this 'of Africa'|the horn
23/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$800|hard|An Ogdensburg, New York museum devoted to this sculptor includes his 1895 work 'The Bronco Buster'|Remington
15/11/1993|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$200|easy|Winston Churchill reportedly called this strait 'The world's best tank trap'|Strait of Dover
27/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PINEAPPLES|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from a pineapple plantation.) Pineapples are the only widely eaten of the bromeliads--a family of 3,000 species; like others, they aren't grown from seed, but by planting the top leafy structure, called this|a crown
25/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THINGS ARE SLOW|$1600|hard|If you bet that the slowest fishes of all are these of genus Hippocampus--go to the winner's circle|seahorses
12/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY QUOTES|$500|medium|It ends, 'Before the night has come, have I lived to see the last warrior of the wise race...'|The Last of the Mohicans
05/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$600|medium|Only U.S. civilians ever executed in America for espionage|Julius and Ethel Rosenberg
26/11/2010|Jeopardy!|SEX CELLS!|$600|medium|The male sex cells of flowering plants are carried to the female cells via this dusty stuff|pollen
29/09/2010|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$800|hard|From the Arabic for 'journey', this type of journey might take you to Botswana's Moremi Game Reserve|a safari
08/06/2000|Jeopardy!|I'LL TAKE MANHATTAN|$400|easy|The statue of Prometheus is bound to impress you at this location seen here:|Rockefeller Center
04/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE IN CHARGE|$200|easy|Middle Eastern prime minister Ehud Barak|Israel
09/06/2010|Jeopardy!|20 IS PLENTY|$600|medium|Jamie Oliver has an iPhone app of 20-minute these|recipes
01/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|JULY|$200|easy|Carl 'The Truth' Williams lasted 93 seconds in the ring with this 'Iron' man July 21, 1989|Mike Tyson
11/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THEY REST IN RHODE ISLAND|$400|easy|Nicholas Colasanto, who was behind the bar as Coach on this sitcom, is in a Cranston, R.I. cemetery|Cheers
09/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$1200|hard|Eat them alone or dunk these Italian treats seen here in your favorite beverage|biscotti
27/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BRIDGING THE LITERARY GAP|$800|hard|Pierre Boulle: “The Bridge over the _________”|River Kwai
01/04/1998|Jeopardy!|APRIL|$300|easy|He was 70 when his 'American Dictionary of the English Language' was first published on April 14, 1828|Webster
11/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICAL EDUCATION|$1000|hard|The board whose symbol is seen here certifies specialists in this form of medicine:|Emergency medicine
28/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|OF THE WORLD|$600|medium|This river runs through Kazan on its way to the Caspian Sea|Volga River
02/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PIZZA|$2000|hard|Early in her career Julia Roberts played Daisy in this tasty film|Mystic Pizza
10/04/2001|Final Jeopardy!|FILMS & AUTHORS|None|None|'The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T' in 1953 was the 1st live-action feature film from this author's works; a 2nd was released in 2000|Dr. Seuss
27/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE 19th CENTURY|$1000|hard|In 1848 mysterious rapping in a house in New York state led to the cult of this paranormal -ism|spiritualism
31/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ALEXANDER POPE-POURRI|$400|easy|'But thousands die, without or this & that, die, and endow a college, or' this pet|Cat
27/07/2007|Jeopardy!|AROUND NEW YORK STATE|$800|hard|The museum for a N.Y. prison known by this double-talk name includes a replica electric chair made by prisoners|Sing Sing
23/01/1990|Jeopardy!|'BLACK' MOVIES|$500|medium|George Segal played Sam Spade Jr. in this 1975 film satirizing 'The Maltese Falcon'|The Black Bird
07/04/1988|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$400|easy|In the song, 'American Pie', it's what 'them good ole boys were drinkin''|whiskey & rye
01/01/2010|Jeopardy!|THE NEW TESTAMENT|$400|easy|Always mentioned last in the list of Jesus' 12 Disciples, he was the treasurer of the group|Judas Iscariot
09/11/2010|Jeopardy!|TITLES CONTAINING TITLES|$1000|hard|Oscar Wilde: '____ Windermere's Fan'|Lady
29/12/2011|Jeopardy!|THAT SMELLS... LIKE A CELEBRITY!|$200|easy|Does this movie character's 'Mojo' cologne make you hor--uh... smell good?  Yeah, baby!|Austin Powers
07/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$1000|hard|He signed one of his earliest works, the Modena Triptych, 'Master Domenikos'|El Greco (Domenikos Theotokopoulos)
26/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|SUPERSTITIONS|$1000|hard|Soldiers who were smoking on the front alnight may have been the source of this unlucky act|Lighting three on a match
17/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FRUIT|$400|easy|Bergamot & Seville are types of this fruit|oranges
21/01/2010|Jeopardy!|PSYCHO 101|$1000|hard|The role of Marion's boyfriend Sam was played by this actor, later a U.S. ambassador to Mexico|John Gavin
04/05/1990|Jeopardy!|IRON|$500|medium|By definition, steel is an alloy of iron & this element|Carbon
09/01/2006|Final Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|None|None|This sea's south boundary is a line from the southern tip of India to the eastern tip of Africa|the Arabian Sea
12/07/2004|Jeopardy!|ON THE 'ROAD' AGAIN|$600|medium|Twin brothers Leigh & Leslie Keno are famous as appraisers on this PBS program|Antiques Roadshow
18/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDEAST|$1000|hard|The name of this small oil-rich state at the head of the Persian Gulf means 'little fort'|Kuwait
20/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WELL SAID|$2000|hard|Admiral Halsey's formula for waging war was 'Hit hard, hit fast' & this|hit often
01/03/2010|Jeopardy!|ATTACK OF THE TAX|$200|easy|Providing most of government revenues, it's the tax on individual & business earnings|the income tax
07/12/2009|Final Jeopardy!|TOYS|None|None|In 1963 sculptor Phil Kraczkowski was paid $600 to design this Hasbro toy's original head|G.I. Joe
23/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|REAL PEOPLE IN NOVELS|$4000|hard|The novel 'The Paris Wife' is narrated by Hadley Richardson, this writer's first wife|(Ernest) Hemingway
22/10/1998|Jeopardy!|WE'RE TALKIN' BASEBALL|$300|easy|In 1975 & 1998 the New York Yankees played home games in this stadium|Shea Stadium
15/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$3000|hard|(Hi, I'm Greg Gumbel)  During his 26-year career Sparky Anderson managed the Cincinnati Reds to 4 NL titles & this team to 1 AL championship|Detroit Tigers
20/02/2003|Jeopardy!|WHICH DOCTOR...|$200|easy|Puts you to sleep (by administering drugs during an operation)|anesthesiologist
20/03/2001|Jeopardy!|WELL, THAT'S OBVIOUS|$300|easy|The food item seen here is from this chain that opened its first location in 1946|Hot Dog on a Stick
06/02/2009|Jeopardy!|LINES FROM THE SITCOM|$800|hard|Larry David: 'I don't like talking to...people I know, but strangers, I have no problem with'|Curb Your Enthusiasm
02/11/2000|Jeopardy!|CAMPBELL SOUP|$300|easy|In 1973 Campbell's collection of these serving dishes for soup went on exhibit at the Victoria & Albert Museum|Tureens
14/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ADD AN ELEMENT SYMBOL|$1200|hard|Tack the symbol of this element onto 'el' & you get a lodge member|potassium (K)
10/01/2001|Jeopardy!|WITCHCRAFT|$100|easy|This 4-letter word for a witch's potion is also a slang term for a beer|Brew
17/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CANALS|$800|hard|While in Milan in the late 15th century, this artist designed locks to join the city's canals|Leonardo da Vinci
24/04/1998|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$400|easy|Anything but boring are the Northern Lights, also known by this Latin name|Aurora Borealis
14/12/2009|Jeopardy!|CLINTON AFTER THE PRESIDENCY|$400|easy|(Former President Clinton delivers the clue.)  I'm the chairman of the national center devoted to this document; I spoke at the groundbreaking ceremony on September 17, 2000--213 years to the day it was signed|the Constitution
22/07/2008|Jeopardy!|MOTHER GOOSE|$1000|hard|After singing for his supper, he ate 'white bread and butter'|Little Tommy Tucker
20/07/2009|Jeopardy!|U.S. ARMY 5-STAR GENERALS|$800|hard|The fifth star was a reward for his service in World War I & he retired at that rank in 1924|Pershing
07/12/2011|Jeopardy!|LET ME CALL YOUR ATTENTION...|$1000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows a painting on the monitor.)  In the Caravaggio painting, Jesus is summoning this man, who is wondering why a humble tax collector is being called|Saint Matthew
21/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HE'S ALSO A PLANT|$200|easy|This Greek became a flower after killing himself when he tried to touch his reflection in a pool|Narcissus
14/05/2009|Jeopardy!|ECON 101|$600|medium|It's the 4-letter word for the degree of hazard involved in making a loan or investment|risk
24/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HEY 'LADY'!|$200|easy|A steamy spaghetti scene heats up the action in this 1955 Disney animated romance|Lady and the Tramp
15/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$800|hard|In 1779 this Virginia college became the 1st in the U.S. to offer professional training in law|The College of William and Mary
22/05/1990|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$200|easy|America's first successful world exposition was held in 1876 in this Pennsylvania city|Philadelphia
28/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWERS|$2000|hard|Seen here, this flower known by its genus name is popular as a climbing plant|a Clematis
01/11/2000|Jeopardy!|JEOPARDY! PLACE|$400|easy|Drake, walking through a field to Emily's, jumps to avoid a sidewinder, one of these, falls & cuts his head|a rattlesnake
08/03/2007|Jeopardy!|TALKING TURKEY|$400|easy|This founding father wrote that the eagle was a coward but the turkey was respectable & a Native American|Benjamin Franklin
31/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL BOOK AWARDS|$2000|hard|Jonathan Franzen didn't want Oprah's Book Club seal, but thanked her when this novel won the 2001 fiction award|The Corrections
21/07/1999|Jeopardy!|HAT HAPPY|$400|easy|This hat was originally designed to protect the head while hunting|Bowler
13/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S AN ILLUSION|$800|hard|Light distorted by heated air leads to illusions known by this French word|mirage
30/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HERBS & SPICES|$400|easy|The scientific name of this herb is Mentha piperita|peppermint
16/05/1990|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S LITERATURE|$300|easy|He wrote 14 books about Oz, & some short stories too|L. Frank Baum
13/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH ART & ARTISTS|$200|easy|Briton Riviere was lionized for his painting of this man 'In The Lions' Den'|Daniel
20/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|STARBUCK|$400|easy|Starbuck openly spoke against this captain's mad quest|Captain Ahab
19/06/2008|Jeopardy!|BUSY AS A BEE|$200|easy|This actor was busy in 'Dr. Strangelove', playing 3 roles|Peter Sellers
06/12/1996|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$200|easy|Monroe, near Snohomish in this state, is the site of the annual Evergreen State Fair|Washington
22/09/1999|Jeopardy!|NEPTUNE|$200|easy|If the planet had been named for the Greek equivalent of Neptune, it would have been called this|Poseidon
17/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$200|easy|Premiering in 1598, 'Dafne' was the first of these musical dramas|Operas
05/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WINES & SPIRITS|$1000|hard|It's the Dutch version of cointreau or triple sec|Curacao
30/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN COUNTRY BY CITIES|$1600|hard|Charleroi, Ghent|Belgium
12/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS' ALMA MATERS|$800|hard|An Oscar winner for 1940, he's seen here playing his accordion on stage at Princeton in the 1930s|Jimmy Stewart
07/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMA|$2400|hard|This play about Henry II and the Archbishop of Canterbury is subtitled 'The Honor of God'|Becket
12/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1200|hard|From 1838 to 1841 this naturalist was Secretary of the Geological Society of London|Darwin
05/04/2006|Jeopardy!|COMPOUND WORDS|$1000|hard|As a noun, it's a small slit in a garment; as a verb, to try to hold someone's attention|buttonhole
26/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'49ers|$800|hard|These 2 younger brothers of Barry Gibb were born Dec. 22, 1949|Maurice & Robin
19/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|In 1861 this island with its Port of Cagliari was 'squeezed' into the Kingdom of Italy|Sardinia
28/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DAVID BOWIE|$200|easy|A 1972 Bowie album chronicled 'The Rise and Fall of' this glam-rock persona 'and the Spiders from Mars'|Ziggy Stardust
23/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY ANALYSIS|$400|easy|Obsession with animating dead tissue bordering on the manic side; delusions of creating a race of creatures|Dr. Frankenstein
07/04/2008|Jeopardy!|THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CHILDREN'S HOSPITALS|$600|medium|Conjoined twins from Guatemala were separated in 2002 at the Mattel Children's Hospital at this L.A. school|UCLA
26/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BEST PICTURES IN OTHER WORDS|$2300|hard|1945: 'Saturday & Sunday Gone Astray'|Lost Weekend
10/11/1992|Jeopardy!|19TH CENTURY AMERICA|$200|easy|On May 1, 1898 Commodore George Dewey sailed into this bay|Manila Bay
01/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MINER CLASSICS|$400|easy|He didn't strike it rich in the 1897 Klondike gold rush, but he did use the experience in works like 'Son of the Wolf'|(Jack) London
26/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY 'B'|$800|hard|This city that straddles the Danube was once called the 'Queen of the Danube'|Budapest
25/11/1996|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE OF THE '60S|$500|medium|In 1964, Grand Duchess Charlotte abdicated rule of this country to her son, Jean|Luxembourg
07/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|KNOCK U OUT|$400|easy|It's a British unit of currency; knock 'U' out & you get a small body of water|pound & pond
09/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BRIDGES|$800|hard|This bridge extends from the Brooklyn neighborhood of the same name to Manhatan's lower east side|the Williamsburg Bridge
21/02/2000|Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$300|easy|'Welcome to the Monkey House', 'Galapagos', 'Player Piano'|Kurt Vonnegut
04/11/1994|Jeopardy!|THE 1950 EMMYS|$100|easy|'You Bet Your Life' he was the 'Most Outstanding Personality'|Groucho Marx
19/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GOING GREENER|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from Sony Pictures Studios.)  Sony's green philosophy uses varied trees, like the California sycamore, important to hummingbirds & butterflies, & the coast live oak, resistant to this condition from the Middle English for 'dryness'|drought
01/06/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$400|easy|Scholars estimate that half of the words in English are derived from this ancient tongue|Latin
27/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE NFL|$1600|hard|2 years before becoming the Rams' starting QB in 1999, he was playing in the Arena Football League|(Kurt) Warner
13/06/2001|Jeopardy!|OUT OF THE 'BLUE'|$400|easy|It begins, 'Well it's one for the money, two for the show, three to get ready now go cat go'|Blue Suede Shoes
22/05/1990|Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$300|easy|In Germany the autobahn is the freeway & the U-bahn, one of these|Subway/underground
22/12/1998|Jeopardy!|THE U.S.|$400|easy|These highlands stretching from St. Louis to the Arkansas River are called a plateau as well as mountains|the Ozarks
11/03/2002|Double Jeopardy!|INITIAL REACTIONS|$400|easy|Go to a B&B, bed & breakfast, for a little R&R, which stands for this|rest & recreation (also would accept rehabilitation, recuperation)
21/12/2011|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITAL FUN FESTS|$1000|hard|It hosts the National Odor-Eaters Rotten Sneaker Contest as well as the Green Mountain Film Festival|Montpelier
10/06/2008|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY BALLET|$400|easy|'Prince Rama and the Demons' was inspired by the 'Ramayana', an epic poem composed in this ancient language|Sanskrit
04/10/1985|Jeopardy!|12-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|From Latin for 'repentance', San Quentin for example|a  penitentiary
14/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BIRDS|$600|medium|Species of these include purple, house & sand; no Dino|Martins
04/05/1990|Jeopardy!|WORLD LITERATURE|$400|easy|Virginia Woolf wrote about one 'of one's own'; E.M. Forster wrote about one 'with a view'|Room
16/01/1996|Jeopardy!|OPRYLAND USA|$300|easy|TV's 'Music City Tonight' is taped at Opryland & broadcast by this cable network located there|TNN (The Nashville Network)
04/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BORN ON THE THIRD OF JULY|$500|medium|Born July 3, 1951, at age 19 he became his country's 'President for Life': why, he was just a 'Baby'|Jean-Claude Duvalier
21/05/2004|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL SPELLING BEE|$800|hard|1970's winning word was this French crescent-shaped roll|C-R-O-I-S-S-A-N-T
01/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'W'ORDS|$1600|hard|This verb meaning to twist like someone in pain comes from the Old English for 'twist'|writhe
17/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CINEMATIC TITLE PAIRS|$400|easy|1975: '...and the Holy Grail'|Monty Python
19/02/2010|Jeopardy!|TECHNOLOGY|$200|easy|Exhaust gas recirculation is one way to clean the emissions of these engines used in trucks & Jettas|Diesel engines
13/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FRANCOPHILE UNDER 'M'|$1000|hard|The Sacre-Couer Basilica stands atop a hill in this area of Paris|Montmartre
05/11/2001|Jeopardy!|ECONOMICS|$100|easy|The International Monetary Fund, established in 1945, is a specialized agency of this organization|United Nations
23/07/1999|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'Q'|$100|easy|Ship seen here, it was launched in 1967, the successor to one launched in 1938|QE2
29/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RAISE THE FLAG|$800|hard|The only common first name to appear on a national flag is this one on the flag of Saudi Arabia|Muhammad
22/11/2005|Jeopardy!|A BEASTLY CATEGORY|$200|easy|In a sensational 1980s police case in Australia, Lindy Chamberlain claimed one of these 'took my baby!'|a dingo
27/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE U.S. CONSTITUTION|$1600|hard|An amendment becomes law when the legislatures of this fraction of the states ratify it|3/4
16/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DINOSAURS|$400|easy|In 2006 a fossilized one of these containing 22 broken eggs sold at auction for $420,000|a nest
12/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|COSMETIC INDUSTRY|$600|medium|Charles Jundt took over beauty salon of swank NYC hotel, &, in '26, started selling products under this name|Charles of the Ritz
28/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$1000|hard|Few examples remain of China's early architecture because most of it was made of this material|Wood
27/09/2005|Jeopardy!|HELLO KITTY|$1000|hard|In 2004 she wrote the controversial 'The Family: The Real Story of the Bush Dynasty'|Kitty Kelley
11/10/1996|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$100|easy|Cartographer's creation|a map
30/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR|$400|easy|For 1948's 'Hamlet', he was nominated for both Best Director & Best Actor|Sir Laurence Olivier
05/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EASTERN STANDARD RHYME TIME|$400|easy|Delaware capital's shamrocks|Dover clover
24/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|8-LETTER WORDS|$2000|hard|A French term for the skipping of a stone on water gave us this word meaning 'Rebound', often used of bullets|ricochet
20/04/2010|Jeopardy!|2009 MLB RECAP|$800|hard|On August 23, Philadelphia 2B Eric Bruntlett became the 15th major leaguer to pull off an unassisted one of these|a triple play
21/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|POETS BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|Transcendentalist poet-turned-British rock trio who sang 'From the Beginning'|Ralph Waldo Emerson, Lake & Palmer
14/04/2004|Jeopardy!|'FIELD' OF DREAMS|$200|easy|It's gray or brown & 2-5 inches long not counting the tail|fieldmouse
28/09/2010|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYME PEOPLE|$620|hard|She went to the baker to buy her dog some bread, 'when she came back the dog was dead!'|Old Mother Hubbard
18/12/2002|Jeopardy!|THE VIRTUES|$200|easy|It's paired with liberty in the Pledge of Allegiance|justice
05/02/2001|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$300|easy|This Beatles song begins, 'When I find myself in times of trouble, Mother Mary comes to me'|Let It Be
05/03/2008|Jeopardy!|SPORTS NICKNAMES|$400|easy|In 2004 the career of this ex-champ known as 'Iron Mike' took a sad turn when he was KO'd in round 4 by Danny Williams|Mike Tyson
30/10/2001|Jeopardy!|CIRCUSES|$300|easy|The Cristiani Brothers Circus specialized in this equestrian style that didn't saddle them with extra props|bareback
28/04/2004|Jeopardy!|FOOD IN SPANISH|$600|medium|It's good in a quesadilla: queso|cheese
09/04/1991|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY INVENTIONS|$400|easy|No knucklehead, this ventriloquist designed an artificial heart but Jarvik’s was chosen over his|Paul Winchell
01/12/2004|Jeopardy!|DECEMBER 1st|$200|easy|Dec. 1, 1969:  the Selective Service conducts the first lottery for this since World War II|the draft
24/12/2002|Jeopardy!|HORSING AROUND|$400|easy|(Sofia of the Clue Crew)  A horse's slowest natural gait is a walk; this is the next one up in speed|trot
25/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RODS|$600|medium|In a gas engine the connecting rods transfer the motion of these to the crankshaft|Pistons
27/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$600|medium|This cognac-based 'Grand' liqueur is flavored with bitter orange peel|Grand Marnier
21/01/1998|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'J'|$200|easy|In 1882 Prof. Jigaro Kano opened the first school for this in Japan|Judo
05/10/2010|Jeopardy!|GET 'OUT' WHILE YOU CAN|$800|hard|It's the rock classic heard here|Wipeout
28/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'V'|$1600|hard|In 2000 he coached the Rams to the Super Bowl title & then quit|Dick Vermeil
30/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE ROLE IN COMMON|$1600|hard|Vanessa Redgrave & Keira Knightley: this queen|Guinevere
16/07/2003|Jeopardy!|AFRICA|$200|easy|In the early '90s poet Kofi Awoonor was Ghana's ambassador to this|United Nations
03/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|(Jeff Probst delivers the clue from China.) Zhelin is sometimes called a lake, but it's really one of these French-sounding bodies of water|a reservoir
16/02/2006|Jeopardy!|YOU GET A 'D'|$400|easy|Any powdered soap that cleans your clothes in the washing machine|detergent
07/07/2008|Jeopardy!|BRIDGES|$800|hard|Completed in 2004, the Centennial Bridge, seen here, spans this man-made body of water|the Panama Canal
19/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO AT THE 2000 GRAMMYS|$800|hard|Los Palominos won for Best Performance in this Mexican-American style made famous by Selena|Tejano
06/01/2010|Final Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC LEGENDS|None|None|Before he was found dead January 1, 1953, the last single he released was 'I'll Never Get Out Of This World Alive'|Hank Williams
10/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS|$400|easy|'Team of Rivals' by Doris Kearns Goodwin is about Lincoln's bringing political foes into this advisory body|the Cabinet
24/04/2008|Jeopardy!|HISTORY OF THE JEWISH PEOPLE|$600|medium|1897: Theodor Herzl holds the first congress of this group; in one year it would have 800 chapters in Europe|the World Zionist Congress
04/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BASEBALL: THE 1960s|$1200|hard|In 1967 Carl Yastrzemski led this team to the American League pennant|the Boston Red Sox
06/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GYMNASTICS|$1500|hard|(Hi, I'm Kerri Strug)  This word that means 'falling' is part of the floor exercise, which includes rolls & somersaults|Tumbling
22/12/1998|Final Jeopardy!|1998 OPERA NEWS|None|None|For his first opera, Andre Previn adapted this 1947 Pulitzer Prize play featuring sex, violence & insanity|A Streetcar Named Desire
20/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FILMOGRAPHIES|$800|hard|'Evelyn',  'The Tailor of Panama',  'The Thomas Crown Affair'|(Pierce) Brosnan
09/10/1998|Jeopardy!|17th CENTURY AMERICA|$500|medium|In the spring of 1699 this pirate visited Narrangansett & may have buried treasure there|Captain Kidd
18/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CHRISTIAN SLATER|$1000|hard|As Will Scarlett, in this 1991 film Christian was in tight with Kevin Costner|Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
28/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|6-LETTER WORDS|$1200|hard|'Admire' has the same Latin root as this, a household item commonly used for admiration|mirror
10/04/2006|Jeopardy!|DUCK, DUCK, GOOSE|$600|medium|This 2-word term refers to a politician who has recently lost an election & is soon to leave office|a lame duck
27/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL STARS|$400|easy|This beautiful daughter of Ingrid Bergman shared some of her thoughts in her 1997 memoir 'Some of Me'|Isabella Rossellini
24/06/1999|Jeopardy!|1998|$500|medium|Bill Clinton's private secretary, she testified before a grand jury January 27|Betty Currie
07/10/2005|Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS|$400|easy|In 1997 this memoir by Frank McCourt burnt up the nonfiction charts|Angela's Ashes
24/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$200|easy|In 1996 Lou Diamond Phillips filled Yul Brynner's royal shoes for a revival of this musical|The King And I
23/01/1990|Jeopardy!|PUDDING|$200|easy|This phrase refers to the ability to measure up to expectations & can precede 'is in the eating'|The proof of the pudding is in the eating
09/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|RITUALS|$600|medium|In celebration of Chanukah, candles are lit for this many nights|8
26/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|1980s NO. 1 HITMAKERS|$1600|hard|1984: 'Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now)'; do you have the genesis of an idea about him?|Phil Collins
22/06/2000|Jeopardy!|THE BIG 'BANG'|$300|easy|This U.S. city lies north of Belfast on the Penobscot River|Bangor, Maine
04/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THEY MEANT BUSINESS|$400|easy|President Harry Cunningham opened this 'K' company's first K Mart in Michigan in 1962|Kresge
01/06/2006|Jeopardy!|A VARIETY OF WORDS|$400|easy|A division of geologic time|era
10/04/2003|Jeopardy!|ALL OVER EUROPE|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew, in London.) Tower Bridge was built in this century at a cost of over a million pounds; average annual income was 40 pounds.|the 19th century
14/04/2003|Jeopardy!|THE PLANETS|$800|hard|Astrologers say that when this 'Planet of Communication' goes retrograde, stuff on Earth falls apart|Mercury
05/04/1996|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$500|medium|The Detroit, Huron & Sandusky Rivers are among those that flow into this great lake|Lake Erie
26/06/2001|Jeopardy!|PITCHES|$300|easy|This basic pitch is also the name of the group with the 1998 hit 'The Way'|Fastball
14/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NUMBER WORD PLAY|$1200|hard|This multiple of 10 is the only number whose letters are in alphabetical order|forty
28/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|APOCRYPHA NOW|$4200|hard|4 books in the Apocrypha are named for this priestly Hebrew family remembered in December|the Maccabees
10/04/2001|Jeopardy!|ON THE FLY|$400|easy|From the Spanish for 'little fly', this fly variety has hypodermic mouth parts to pierce skin|Mosquito
21/07/1999|Jeopardy!|YOUR CHEATIN' HEART|$400|easy|This 'Great' Russian empress loathed her husband, & her lovers may have fathered all of her children|Catherine the Great
16/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POLL|$2000|hard|A 2004 Gallup poll showed this East Asian country has the highest negative rating among Americans -- 83%|North Korea
15/12/1998|Jeopardy!|FUN WITH ACRONYMS|$500|medium|To a diver:  SCUBA|Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus
14/06/2010|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 SONGS|$400|easy|Madonna touched No. 1 'for the very first time' with this hit, which wasn't written for a woman singer|Like A Virgin
19/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|IDAHOANS|$200|easy|'Encyclopedia Americana' says this guide of Lewis and Clark lived to about one hundred while the 'Britannica' says she died at twenty-six|Sacajawea (Bird Woman)
22/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|NEW HAMPSHIRE|$200|easy|Several weeks before July 4, 1776 New Hampshire issued its own one of these|Declaration of Independence
11/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|Crime novelist who wrote 'The Big Bounce', composed 'Suzanne' & penned 'Beautiful Losers'|Elmore Leonard Cohen
13/01/2006|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE DAILIES|$600|medium|This performer's 'Adventure' takes place in a 7-million-gallon pool in San Diego at least twice a day|Shamu
18/12/2009|Jeopardy!|'BY' NOW|$600|medium|A secluded or private road|a byway
02/05/1994|Double Jeopardy!|1989|$200|easy|On January 4 this vice president announced to congress his own election as president|Bush
22/06/2005|Jeopardy!|TO 'EACH' HIS OWN|$200|easy|It can precede  'of contract', 'of faith', 'of promise' or 'of trust'|breach
20/01/2010|Jeopardy!|HR|$800|hard|The American recovery & reinvestment act of 2009 was H.R. 1; the 'H.R.' stood for this|House of Representatives
21/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH OF THE BORDER|$1200|hard|Guyana|Brazil
17/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$400|easy|Borneo is shared by Brunei, Malaysia & this country|Indonesia
18/11/2002|Jeopardy!|SWEET!|$800|hard|According to the spiritual, one of these is 'comin' for to carry me home'|sweet chariot
12/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DENIZENS OF THE UNDERGRDUND|$1000|hard|Earthworms give off waste matter via organs called nephridia, the counterpart of these human organs|kidneys
30/01/2009|Jeopardy!|WHAT AM I DOING IN NEW JERSEY?|$1000|hard|In 1910 this ex-Princeton Pres. was elected Governor or N.J. but served only 2 years before taking a new job|Woodrow Wilson
22/05/1992|Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON STATE|$400|easy|Completed in 1942, this dam contains about 12 million cubic yards of concrete|Grand Coulee
27/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$2200|hard|This amino acid is the sodium salt of glutamic acid|monosodium glutamate (or MSG)
28/03/2003|Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$200|easy|It's Duracell's largest general-purpose battery|D cell
03/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SLANG|$400|easy|To bend the elbow is to indulge in this activity|drink
21/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE STARS|$1000|hard|Her fiery performance as Nick Nolte's daughter in 'Cape Fear' earned her an Oscar nomination|Juliette Lewis
22/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE COMPOSER CONDUCTS|$2000|hard|In 1905 he led the London Symphony Orchestra in the premiere of the 'Pomp And Circumstance' march No. 3|Elgar
05/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|TECH TV|$2000|hard|In 2003 Tech TV took a 'First Look' at the new fee-charging version of this music service|Napster
04/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION|$1200|hard|These pants for women came down to just below the knee & were named for their common use in bicycling|pedal-pushers
01/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GROUNDHOG DAY|$2000|hard|Before Groundhog Day took off, February 2nd was celebrated by the Catholic Church as this day for wax objects|Candlemas
26/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE COLLAGE|$6200|hard|In 1865 a university in Ithaca, N.Y. was established by & named for this founder of Western Union|(Ezra) Cornell
06/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|EAT MEAT|$1200|hard|From a Cree word, this Native American food was made from cranberries, dried deer meat & melted fat|pemmican
03/07/2009|Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS & THEIR KIN|$500|medium|We hope that Liszt was on the guest list when his daughter Cosima married this 'Die Walkure' composer in 1870|Wagner
06/01/1997|Jeopardy!|TV|$100|easy|'The Hogan Family' was set in Oak Park, Illinois & 'Hogan's Heroes' was set in this country|Germany
21/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BLOOD & GUTS|$600|medium|Made from the heart, liver & lungs of a sheep, the dish known as haggis is a specialty of this U.K. country|Scotland
07/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'D' AS...|$400|easy|in this German dog breed, named after breeder Ludwig|Doberman
30/07/2010|Jeopardy!|SHOW ME THE MONKEY|$800|hard|Saki monkeys are diurnal, which means this is when they like to get things done|during the daytime
15/02/2010|Jeopardy!|HOUSEHOLD HINTS|$200|easy|To clean this type of disc, wipe with a soft cloth from the center to the edge; a circular motion could damage data|a compact disc (or a DVD)
24/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$800|hard|Paal Enger, one of those who stole his 'The Scream' in Oslo in 1994, was sentenced to prison in 1996|Edvard Munch
12/09/1989|Jeopardy!|TIME|$100|easy|The 7-day week is derived from this book of the Bible|Genesis
21/10/2005|Jeopardy!|MULTIPLE CHOICE|$800|hard|Of Peter, Paul, or Mary, the one who converted Lydia in the Bible|Paul
06/03/1992|Double Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$600|medium|This Jewish holiday is celebrated on the first day of the lunar month of Tishri|Rosh Hashanah
10/01/2012|Jeopardy!|IT MIGHT SURPRISE YOU|$1200|hard|It's not one large bone below the waist, it's five bones - the coccyx, the ilium, the ischium, the pubis and the sacrum.|the pelvis
22/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS|$400|easy|He was the first vice president who didn't go on to become president|Aaron Burr
28/10/2011|Jeopardy!|KEYBOARD NEIGHBORS|$1000|hard|The bottom right pair of letters, it's a U.S. state postal abbreviation|NM
27/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BET YOU DIDN'T SEE THAT ONE COMING|$400|easy|In 1839 he spilled a mix of rubber & sulfur onto a hot stove & to his surprise, the mix didn't melt--we never 'tire' of him|Goodyear
25/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DO YOU HAVE A RESERVATION?|$1200|hard|Huron Potawatomi & Sault Ste. Marie|Michigan
30/03/2007|Jeopardy!|THE BILL CLINTON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY|$400|easy|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from the Clinton Presidential Library in Little Rock, AR.) Here in the Clinton Library, I'm with some of the President's favorite books: 'I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings', 'The Poems of Yeats', and of course, 'Living History' by this author|Hillary Clinton
17/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE FOLKSMEN|$1600|hard|In the late '50s Dave Guard, Nick Reynolds & Bob Shane earned folk fame as this group|The Kingston Trio
11/10/2011|Jeopardy!|TV SERIES FINALES|$400|easy|Miss Ellie turned Southfork Ranch over to Bobby|Dallas
20/07/1999|Jeopardy!|COCKNEY RHYMING SLANG|$300|easy|A weasel and stoat is one of these, even if it isn't made from weasel or stoat|Coat
12/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CRITTERS|$400|easy|The females of this largest living bird take turns sitting on eggs all day & the males take over at night|Ostrich
08/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|EURO COINS|$800|hard|This country has a very busy coin; Europa is being abducted by Zeus who is in the form of a bull|Greece
24/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS MASCOTS|$400|easy|This school's mascots are Jay & Baby Jay, mythical combinations of a blue jay & a sparrow hawk|(the University of) Kansas
29/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|YOU CAN CALL ME 'AL'|$400|easy|It's a graduate or former student of a school|alumnus
15/10/2003|Jeopardy!|BEASTLY RHYME TIME|$400|easy|A life preserver for a nanny or a billy|goat float
01/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'I's HAVE IT|$800|hard|This 14-letter word for a society's intellectual elite comes from the Russian|the intelligentsia
21/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$400|easy|To Frodo (& others), 'LOTR' stands for this|Lord of the Rings
12/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CHURCHES & CATHEDRALS|$1200|hard|In 1974 Reims Cathedral added stained-glass windows by this Russian-born artist|(Marc) Chagall
27/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LET’S GET SMALL|$1600|hard|Slang for your psychiatrist, or a bad thing that can happen to your pants in the wash|a shrink
02/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN OF THE WORLD|$1000|hard|Queen Noor|United States
06/09/1996|Jeopardy!|SWEETS|$100|easy|This type of taffy was made famous in Atlantic City in the late 19th century|saltwater
28/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FISHY WORDS|$2000|hard|Long wooden spear used by medieval foot soldiers|pike
22/10/2007|Jeopardy!|THE HISTORY OF CANDY|$600|medium|The 5th Avenue candy bar was first made by this company famous for its cough drops|Luden's
12/04/2011|Jeopardy!|A CAPITAL IDEA?|$400|easy|Seen here, this breed originated around 800 B.C.|a Lhasa Apso
18/01/1999|Jeopardy!|AMERICA SINCE 1900|$500|medium|These towns, like the one seen here, were named for a 1950s builder|Levittowns
24/03/2011|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE LETTER, DOUBLE MEANING|$600|medium|Also one end of a swimming pool, this adjective can mean 'superficial'|shallow
20/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A FEW CHOICE 4-LETTER WORDS|$2000|hard|Formally surrender your territory & give us this word' from the Latin for 'yield'|cede
25/02/1998|Final Jeopardy!|ASIA|None|None|19th century novelist Jose Rizal was a hero of this country's independence movement|the Philippines
07/05/2008|Jeopardy!|GOT 'LK'|$200|easy|This Atlantic City promenade was built in 1870 as a temporary structure|The Boardwalk
21/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE YEARBOOK|$400|easy|1940's Harvard yearbook lists this man's intended vocation as law|John F. Kennedy
03/01/1997|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL QUOTES|$400|easy|In a 1963 speech at Vanderbilt University, he said, 'Liberty without learning is always in peril'|John F. Kennedy
14/02/2001|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$200|easy|This Latin singing sensation sang 'Cup of Life' at President George W. Bush's inauguration|Ricky Martin
05/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POT LUCK|$400|easy|Clink was the name of a 16th century one of these in Southwark, London|Prison/Jail
28/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING JOURNALIST|$1200|hard|In 'A Mighty Heart', Dan Futterman played this reporter working in Pakistan & Angelina Jolie was his wife Mariane|(Daniel) Pearl
27/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE FAB FIFTIES|$200|easy|Rudolf Flesch said this was the system that should be used to teach kids to read -- sounds right|Phonics/phonetics
11/01/1990|Jeopardy!|A.K.A.|$300|easy|Inger Stensland, who played 'The Farmer's Daughter' on TV|Inger Stevens
28/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE SUPREME COURT|$800|hard|Taking his seat in 1986, he's the Associate Justice seen here|(Antonin) Scalia
15/10/2002|Jeopardy!|HALLS OF FAME|$400|easy|'King Me' if you know that Petal, Mississippi is home to the international hall of fame for this game|checkers
13/11/2008|Jeopardy!|EEEUW...GROSS!|$1000|hard|A tick bit me!  I've got a blotchy rash!  I'm vomiting!  I may have this disease with a mountain range in its name!|Rocky Mountain (spotted) fever
25/12/2007|Jeopardy!|ROCKS & MINERALS|$400|easy|Scoria, a dark, glassy rock created from this, is heavier than pumice & has bigger holes|lava
06/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|POETIC LICENSE|$1200|hard|A rural legend says he wrote a nasty ballad about Sir Thomas Lucy after being caught poaching on Lucy's land|William Shakespeare
28/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'70s SONGS|$2000|hard|In 1977 Waylon Jennings sang about going to this Texas town 'with Waylon & Willie & the boys'|Luckenbach
24/01/2008|Jeopardy!|IT'S GREEK FOOD & DRINK TO ME|$400|easy|One of Greece's national aperitifs is this sweet anise-flavored liqueur, but drink it slowly|ouzo
13/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'SEA'|$1600|hard|Related to the pipefish, they utter musical sounds to each other when joined together during a mating embrace|sea horses
19/03/1998|Jeopardy!|BASKETBALL|$500|medium|In the 1961-62 season, this Warrior had games of 100, 78 & 73 points|Wilt Chamberlain
23/06/2003|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$800|hard|The first Japanese auto company to use a name from its own language, its logo, six stars, represents the Pleiades|Subaru
18/03/2010|Jeopardy!|IS THIS PLACE FOR REAL?|$200|easy|Peter Pan was from this imaginary place|Never Never Land
04/12/1998|Jeopardy!|WHO'S LAUGHING NOW?|$500|medium|This Australian native, heard here, is also known as the laughing jackass bird|Kookaburra
02/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BONES HUMANA|$2000|hard|The foot contains wedge-shaped bones that share a name with this ancient Middle Eastern writing system|cuneiform
25/03/1998|Jeopardy!|TV ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$200|easy|In 1979 this Canadian made his U.S. TV debut on 'Letters From Frank' & added the initial 'J.' to his name|Michael J. Fox
08/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ZOOG DISNEY CHANNEL|$1200|hard|The only thing perfect student Ren & her brother Louis have in common is their last name on this show|Even Stevens
22/01/2003|Jeopardy!|'MY' OH, MY!|$600|medium|These members of the starling family are known for their ability to mimic human speech|mynah birds
22/12/2005|Jeopardy!|PEAKS & VALLEYS|$600|medium|Named for the director who filmed there, John Ford's Point is in this Utah valley known for its red sandstone buttes|Monument Valley
24/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|JEOPORTMANTEAU!|$1600|hard|Sam Malone plus preparing meat by pounding & flavoring|bartenderizer
17/06/2005|Jeopardy!|CAVES|$800|hard|A New Haven, Conn. cave was the hideout of the judges who had signed this king's death warrant in 1649|Charles I
06/04/2007|Jeopardy!|THE W.C.|$600|medium|Henry Wirz, the commandant of Andersonville Prison, was executed for these|war crimes
26/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS|$1600|hard|From a misspelling of the words 'all correct', it was later used by Democratic partisans of Martin Van Buren|O.K.
12/12/2002|Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$400|easy|Of its 22 bones, 8 form the cranium|skull
25/06/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$3600|hard|In 1967 this unit of time was defined as 9,192,631,770 cycles of radiation of a cesium-133 atom|the second
11/03/2009|Jeopardy!|MOVIES' LAST LINES|$800|hard|1953: 'Robert E. Lee Prewitt. Isn't that a silly old name'|From Here to Eternity
25/11/2011|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$600|medium|To make a brantini, stir together brandy, gin & a dash of the dry type of this|vermouth
24/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'Z' IN THE COUNTRY NAME|$1600|hard|The one that's a former Yugoslav Republic & is now an independent state|Bosnia-Herzegovina
17/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|RECENT NONFICTION|$800|hard|Jack Canfield & Mark Victor Hansen have written a series of books called this food 'for the Soul'|Chicken Soup
25/02/2005|Jeopardy!|THE U.S. PRESIDENT WHEN...|$800|hard|...Golda Meir became Prime Minister of Israel|Nixon
09/11/1992|Jeopardy!|FRENCH CUISINE|$500|medium|After you stuff this vegetable, you can call it chou-farsi|cabbage
15/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ARTHUR-IAN AUTHORS|$1200|hard|In 1890 he gave up practicing medicine for full-time writing; in 1902, he was knighted|(Arthur Conan) Doyle
20/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|B.C.|$400|easy|It was the 'gift' given to the Trojans by the 'retreating' Greeks around 1240 B.C.|Trojan Horse
26/06/2009|Jeopardy!|STATE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI|$400|easy|Bob Kerrey, Johnny Carson, Warren Buffett|the University of Nebraska
13/12/1996|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$300|easy|The adjective vespertilian means resembling this winged mammal, whose Latin name is vespertilio|Bat
12/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|O CANADA|$1000|hard|The Isthmus of Chignecto connects this province to New Brunswick|Nova Scotia
07/11/1989|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$200|easy|It was novelist Henry Miller's middle name, though he wasn't born on Feb. 14 & he was certainly no saint|Valentine
23/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW|$400|easy|The Times felt 'Grand Illusion' failed to be the definitive, nuanced portrait of this man, 'America's Mayor'|Rudolph Giuliani
23/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTSMEN|$2000|hard|8 days older than Wayne Gretzky, this Edmonton teammate of Gretzky's was playing with the Rangers in 2004|Mark Messier
22/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|TRICKY QUESTIONS|$2000|hard|When doubled, this number between one & ten equals its half plus nine|6
15/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COLD PLAY|$800|hard|In a 1963 play Shelley Winters reminisced, 'I'd lay ...on my back, and swish my arms up and down' & make this title item|snow angels
29/05/2008|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$600|medium|In 'A Psalm of Life', Longfellow tells of leaving these behind 'on the sands of time'|footprints
28/04/2009|Jeopardy!|FISH TALES|$1000|hard|Mark Kurlansky's book about this food fish says in 1895 a 211-lb. one was caught off the coast of Massachusetts|cod
19/04/2001|Jeopardy!|'60s STUFF|$100|easy|There was an extra charge if you wanted to have one of these new phones that AT&T introduced in 1963|Touch-tone (push-button)
17/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'WE' THE PEOPLE|$400|easy|Nightgown-clad nursery rhyme runner|Wee Willie Winkie
27/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$200|easy|In 1989 both the hardcover & paperback editions of his “Cardinal of the Kremlin” were bestsellers|Tom Clancy
20/09/2000|Jeopardy!|2|$300|easy|The last time there were 2 of these at the same time was 1449 with Felix V & Nicholas V|Popes
05/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WILD CATS|$400|easy|Also known as a cougar, this cat with a 4-letter name can spring up to about 20 feet in one leap|puma
23/01/2009|Jeopardy!|POSH & BECKS|$400|easy|In 2008 a posh, diamond-encrusted white gold one of these 'firey' toy cars was made, worth $140k|Hot Wheels
01/12/1999|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT 'OON'|$500|medium|Once a title for a Japanese shogun, today it applies to a wealthy & powerful businessperson|Tycoon
25/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ATLAS|$800|hard|In myth Atlas is said to be the first of 10 kings of this legendary land|Atlantis
24/01/2008|Jeopardy!|ROCK STARS SELL OUT|$200|easy|After this rocker did 2 Fidelity Investments adverts in 2005, one headline read 'I am the adman, goo goo g'joob'|Paul McCartney
11/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BOYFRIENDS & GIRLFRIENDS|$1200|hard|Virginia Hill's gunned-down gangster|Bugsy Siegel
30/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BARONS & BARONESSES|$800|hard|In 1927 this Austrian baron married his children's governess, Maria Augusta Kutschera|Baron von Trapp
23/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COLLECTIBLES|$1200|hard|Patti the Platypus & Chocolate the Moose were among the first of these 'Babies'|Beanie Babies
28/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOUTHERNMOST CAPITAL CITY|$1600|hard|Guatemala City, Panama City, Mexico City|Panama City
18/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE MOVIES|$400|easy|(Hi, I'm Nathan Lane, hold it down!)  I was the voice of Snowball the Cat in this 1999 film based on an E.B. White book|Stuart Little
29/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|Mammoth 3 Little Pigs nemesis who's CNN's senior White House correspondent|The Big Bad Wolf Blitzer
24/10/2008|Jeopardy!|THE UNITED NATIONS|$1000|hard|(Richard Roth reads from the U.N. floor.)  Appointed by George W. Bush during a congressional recess, this U.S. ambassador to the U.N. stirred up for controversy when he served here in 2005 & 2006|(John) Bolton
10/03/2003|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL NOVELS|$400|easy|William Safire's 'Scandalmonger' exposes James Callender, who gossiped about this president & Sally Hemings|Thomas Jefferson
23/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S ALL SCIENCEY & STUFF|$1600|hard|This 6-letter itchy skin condition comes from the Greek for 'to boil'|eczema
23/05/2007|Jeopardy!|IT'S A BIRD!|$200|easy|On New Zealand's Stewart Island you'll find tuis, pipits, kakas & shags, but it's 'the home of' this national bird|a kiwi
09/05/2005|Jeopardy!|BARBRA STREISAND MOVIES|$1000|hard|1979: Babs is bankrupt & decides to manage a boxer|The Main Event
20/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LEADERS OF WORLD WAR II|$1200|hard|Affer Germany invaded the Netherlands, this queen, her family & cabinet fled to London|Wilhelmina
04/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HIT THE LIBRARY|$800|hard|The Manuscripts & Archives Division of this library known for its marble lions has Washington's farewell address|New York City Public Library
22/11/2002|Jeopardy!|BIBLE HEROES|$1000|hard|In 1 Kings 3, he wisely suggests cutting a child in two in order to reveal its true mother|Solomon
03/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE JEFFERSONS|$200|easy|Like George Washington, Thomas Jefferson married a fetching widow with this first name|Martha
29/01/1999|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE SPORTS|$100|easy|In 1998 the Yankees won the big league; Toms River East, N.J. the Little League; & USC the college version of this|World Series
22/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$400|easy|'The Hero With A Thousand Faces' is a classic work on mythology by this author|Joseph Campbell
27/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ARIZONA|$1200|hard|A 1680 rebellion by the Hopi Indians against the Spanish is named for these typical communal dwellings|Pueblo
15/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TV THEMES IN 'F'|$800|hard|'I'm gonna make it to heaven, light up the sky like a flame'|Fame
27/06/2001|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$100|easy|It's the common term for the young of a whale as well as a cow|Calf
11/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BRIEF BIOS|$600|medium|Born Benjamin Kubelsky in Waukegan in 1894, married 'Mary' in 1927, turned 39 in 1933, 1934, 1935....|Jack Benny
30/11/1994|Jeopardy!|LAURELS|$300|easy|This composer won a 1961 Grammy for his soundtrack album from 'Breakfast at Tiffany's'|Henry Mancini
02/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MEASURING UP|$1200|hard|We're shocked to hear that some car dealerships have been known to 'roll back' this device|the odometer
12/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$1000|hard|It was American physicist Arthur Compton who came up with this name for a quantum of light|Photon
10/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'F' IN SPELLING|$200|easy|We wouldn't want to mislead you, but this is how you spell...|F-A-L-L-A-C-I-O-U-S
06/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|REALLY GRIMM FAIRY TALES|$200|easy|Mirror, mirror on the wall, she's the fairest of them all (so the Queen tries to poison her)|Snow White
14/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDS ALL AROUND|$1200|hard|Our studio has great these, also the branch of physics that deals with sound & sound waves|acoustics
15/10/2008|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN NAMES|$1000|hard|British lexicographer James Murray was the first editor of this reference work|the Oxford English Dictionary
31/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S NOT THE END OF THE WORLD|$800|hard|& Lo, the world would go dark at midnight on Jan. 1, 2000, due to this alphanumeric event, & lo...it did not come to pass|Y2K
12/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ROSES|$1000|hard|The 'centifolia', or hundred petals rose, is better known by this 'vegetable' name|cabbage rose
26/10/1998|Jeopardy!|ONE FISH, TWO FISH|$300|easy|Largemouth or smallmouth, this battling fish is a sportsman's favorite|Bass
18/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE SUN|$800|hard|This outermost layer of the sun produces the solar wind|Corona
04/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MARK TWAIN SEZ|$200|easy|Lines attributed to Twain include 'Everybody talks about' this, 'but nobody does anything about it'|the weather
05/03/2010|Jeopardy!|MEN & WOMEN OF LETTERS|$200|easy|David Herbert|(D.H.) Lawrence
09/05/2008|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT|$200|easy|These old soldiers don't just fade away--there's a U.S. House standing committee on their affairs|veterans
16/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CHECKING IN, CHECKING OUT|$1200|hard|This American came into focus in 1823; got the final picture on Jan. 15, 1896|Mathew Brady
19/04/2000|Jeopardy!|HOLY WEEK|$100|easy|In the term 'Good Friday', 'Good' means holy, as in this phrase for the Bible|The Good Book
07/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK STARS|$800|hard|This ex-Spice Girl was once a model on the Turkish version of 'Let's Make A Deal'|Geri Halliwell
15/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS IN HOLLYWOOD|$2000|hard|Perhaps writing the movies 'The Little Foxes' & 'The Dark Angel' wasn't so 'heavenly' for this female playwright|(Lillian) Hellman
18/06/2009|Final Jeopardy!|STATE SONGS|None|None|It was originally dedicated to a Midwest football team; it's said that Sousa called it the best college song he'd ever heard|On, Wisconsin!
12/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY MATTERS|$2000|hard|Abbreviated RDF, it's a group prepared to fight at a moment's notce|a rapid deployment force
04/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BIG SCREEN BUNNIES|$1000|hard|Despite warnings from Tim the Enchanter, a deadly rabbit decimates King Arthur's men in this spoof|Monty Python and the Holy Grail
02/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SENIOR CITIZENS|$400|easy|Born Michael, he changed his name -- & his son's -- to honor the German Protestant leader|Martin Luther King, Sr.
08/09/1997|Jeopardy!|PHOTO OPS|$500|medium|France's Tomb of the Unknown Soldier lies beneath this landmark|the Arc de Triomphe
29/11/1994|Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON, D.C.|$300|easy|It's the oldest federal structure in the capital|the White House
25/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|JACK NICHOLSON'S OSCAR-NOMINATED ROLES|$1600|hard|Hitman Charley Partanna (1985)|Prizzi's Honor
16/02/2005|Jeopardy!|TRIOS|$200|easy|In a classic children's story, the Big Bad Wolf ends up in a pot of boiling water in this trio's kitchen|the Three Litttle Pigs
04/10/2005|Jeopardy!|COMPANIES|$1000|hard|In 1959 Richard De Vos & Jay Van Andel founded this company that now has 3 million independent distributors|Amway
19/02/2003|Jeopardy!|HAIRSTYLES|$1000|hard|In 1979 Bo Derek was a perfect '10' with this braided hairstyle|cornrows
03/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S POETRY TO MY EAR|$800|hard|Robert Burns wrote, 'And we'll tak' a cup o'kindness yet for' this|auld lang syne
10/05/2010|Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS BY GROUPS|$1000|hard|The motorcycle gangs SAMCRO & The Mayans|Sons of Anarchy
12/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CENTURY OF THE CRIME|$2000|hard|The murder of Thomas a Becket|the 12th century
15/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE U.N.|$400|easy|The seventh Secretary-General, he's fluent in English, French & several African languages|Kofi Annan
22/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE FIRED|$1200|hard|A stumpy artillery weapon fired at at least a 45-degree angle to the ground is called this, like bonding material|a mortar
20/10/2011|Jeopardy!|SPORTS & CIVIL RIGHTS|$1000|hard|When her family bought this ballclub from the Tribune Co., Laura Ricketts became MLB's first openly gay owner|the (Chicago) Cubs
19/02/1990|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS|$200|easy|3 of his many nicknames were 'Buffoon', 'Tycoon' & 'Illinois Baboon'|Abraham Lincoln
10/04/2003|Jeopardy!|ALL OVER EUROPE|$1000|hard|Legend says this capital is named for Kii, one of the 3 brothers who founded it|Kiev
12/01/2007|Jeopardy!|'HUSKER DO|$1000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from Omaha, NE.) I'm in a replica of the Omaha grocery a man with this last name started running in 1915; 50 years later, his grandson started running an investment business called Berkshire-Hathaway|Buffett
24/06/2003|Jeopardy!|COLD-BLOODED ANIMALS|$600|medium|The leatherback is the only living species of this that has free ribs & vertebrae|turtle
18/03/2008|Jeopardy!|GRAB BAG|$400|easy|Michael Folle & Alexander Kaleri left this in 2004, the first time it was without a crew inside|the International Space Station
22/12/1993|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$100|easy|This state's Seward peninsula includes the westernmost point on the North American mainland|Alaska
08/01/2009|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$400|easy|Francis Scott Key penned 'The Star-Spangled Banner' after watching the bombardment of Fort McHenry in this year|1814
06/01/2006|Jeopardy!|THE VICE PRESIDENT WHO...|$800|hard|...filled Hubert Humphrey's Senate seat in 1965|Walter Mondale
30/03/2005|Jeopardy!|OSCAR NIGHT 2005|$200|easy|Pulling no punches, it won awards for Best Picture, Actress, Supporting Actor & Director|Million Dollar Baby
16/11/1995|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$500|medium|Frenchmen once assumed names in the military, hence this phrase, French for 'name of war'|Nom de guerre
24/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR-WINNING MOVIE SYNOPSES|$2000|hard|Con-man's mentor is murdered; Henry Gondorff helps to get revenge|The Sting
21/06/2007|Jeopardy!|HAVE A HEALTHY MONTH|$1000|hard|February is for this type of health in kids & includes 'Give Kids a Smile Day'|dental health
23/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|4-SYLLABLE WORDS|$800|hard|It's the ancient method in use here|acupuncture
05/05/2008|Jeopardy!|AN HISTORIC OCCASION|$800|hard|The April 17, 1722 inoculation of 2 daughters of the Prince of Wales against this made the practice widely accepted|smallpox
15/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY|$2000|hard|It's the most bewitching musical on Broadway, and its Playbill cover is seen here|Wicked
29/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGIC TIME|$400|easy|During the Tertiary Period, India plowed into Eurasia & this highest mountain range was formed|the Himalayas
18/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AL PACINO FILM ROLES|$1200|hard|Manhattan drug addict Bobby|Panic in Needle Park
16/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POMPIDOU & CIRCUMSTANCE|$1200|hard|During WWII, G.P. fought as a lt. & won this French military honor created in 1915 to reward bravery|the Croix de Guerre
09/03/2011|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES' SECOND-LARGEST CITIES|$600|medium|Bergen|Norway
13/01/2009|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC ROYAL RELATIVES|None|None|This wife of Henry VIII was the aunt of the powerful Holy Roman Emperor Charles V|Catherine of Aragon
09/12/2005|Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$600|medium|Open wide for a medical degree of some difficulty: This is DDS|doctor of dental science (or doctor of dental surgery)
11/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NEWER WORDS & PHRASES|$600|medium|7-letter synonym listed by the American Heritage Dictionary for African American vernacular English|ebonics
27/05/2004|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN NAMES|$200|easy|Sadly, Army nurse Clara Maass died in 1901 after she volunteered to be bitten by a mosquito carrying this|yellow fever
01/02/1999|Jeopardy!|THE QUEEN'S ENGLISH|$400|easy|In the past in London, this device has been called an ether or wireless|Radio
25/05/2007|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL RHYME TIME|$400|easy|A live animal park in Lima|a zoo Peru (or Peru zoo)
21/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PICK THE OSCAR WINNER|$400|easy|'American Beauty': Kevin Spacey, Annette Bening, Chris Cooper|Kevin Spacey
28/09/2006|Jeopardy!|INITIALLY YOURS|$200|easy|Nixon White House official Harry Robbins|H.R. Haldeman
21/07/2009|Jeopardy!|PARTS|$1000|hard|This word for the mental activity of separating a subject into parts has 'part' & 'mental' in it|compartmentalization
24/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NEW DEAL AGENCIES|$1200|hard|WPA|Works Progress Administration
11/01/2005|Jeopardy!|WHAT A DISH!|$1000|hard|They're the red in red flannel hash|beets
28/09/1998|Jeopardy!|JAPAN|$200|easy|Many Japanese throw Shinto weddings but have funerals in this religion that includes reincarnation|Buddhism
19/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$1500|hard|The geographic ranges of most predators are shrinking, but the range of this, Canis latrans, has increased|the coyote
19/02/1999|Jeopardy!|CERVANTES|$500|medium|With 'Novelas Ejemplares', Cervantes became the first to write short stories in this Spanish dialect|Castilian
05/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE STORY?|$2000|hard|Gustav von Aschenbach succumbs to cholera among the gondolas|Death in Venice
28/03/2005|Jeopardy!|IN A WORD|$400|easy|In ligament you'll find this slang term for a woman's shapely leg|a gam (in ligament)
09/06/2009|Jeopardy!|I KILLED A GUY ONCE|$600|medium|On Sept. 5, 1877 a Fort Robinson, Neb. soldier killed this 'equine' Native American after his voluntary surrender|Crazy Horse
14/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DESERTS|$1200|hard|The highest temperature ever recorded was 136 degrees F. in 1922 at El Azizia near this Libyan capital in the Sahara|Tripoli
30/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$800|hard|In 1990, he became editor-in-chief of his late father's namesake business magazine|Steve Forbes
13/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY TEST|$1600|hard|Calcium bicarbonate from this, the most abundant soluble rock, is used by sea creatures in forming shells|limestone
21/03/2007|Jeopardy!|THE NORTHERNMOST CAPITAL CITY|$1000|hard|Minsk, Monrovia, Manama|Minsk
02/04/2008|Jeopardy!|THE ELECTRIC COMPANY|$600|medium|Still around today, this power company was one of the first 12 companies included in the DJIA in 1896|General Electric (or G.E.)
22/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$1600|hard|Sister of Stepan Oblonsky, she's a Tolstoy title lady|Anna Karenina
29/03/2005|Jeopardy!|TOYS AND GAMES|$400|easy|This plump doll with a top knot got its name from a pet form of 'Cupid'|Kewpie
06/05/2009|Final Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON, D.C.|None|None|Since 1974, the official residence of this public servant has been at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue & 34th Street|the vice president
11/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE WESTERNMOST NATION|$800|hard|Turkmenistan, Japan, Mongolia|Turkmenistan
04/03/2003|Jeopardy!|IN OLD DETROIT|$200|easy|In 1701 Cadillac founded Detroit as a good spot to trade in these|furs
18/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS MASCOTS|$2000|hard|Hodori the Tiger was the mascot of the 1988 Olympic Games at Seoul in this country|South Korea
25/06/2010|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT SPORTS CONFERENCE|$400|easy|Oregon, Oregon State|the Pac-10
22/03/1996|Jeopardy!|THE BODY CANINE|$100|easy|These pendulous body parts of Doberman pinschers are often cropped to make them stand up|Ears
30/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$600|medium|This element, chemical symbol V, was named after the Scandinavian goddess of beauty|Vanadium
18/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PLACES TO VISIT|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew in Belize)  Xunantunich was a ceremonial center of this civilization that flourished from about 300 B.C. to 900 A.D.|Mayans
26/11/1996|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$100|easy|This Florida city's 1565 founding is observed in September at the Mission of Nombre de Dios|St. Augustine
27/01/2009|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN ACTORS|$1000|hard|Wearing just a few small leaves, Judi Dench leaves nothing to the imagination as Titania in this 1968 film|A Midsummer Night's Dream
10/07/2003|Final Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|None|None|Odobenus, the genus name of this animal, comes from the Greek for 'one who walks with his teeth'|walrus
23/04/1987|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$100|easy|This offshoot of soccer is named for a school in England|rugby
10/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TV NUMBERS|$800|hard|714 was the number on the badge seen at the beginning & end of this show that debuted in 1951|Dragnet
29/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DOCTORS|$400|easy|A high school friend who was 'The Professor' helped give this Philadelphia 76ers star his nickname, Dr. J.|Julius Erving
22/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ARROWS|$1000|hard|He wrote 'I shot an arrow into the air, it fell to Earth, I knew not where'|Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
19/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'H'|$800|hard|Kanchenjunga, Annapurna I & Nanga Parbat are peaks in this mountain range|the Himalayas
21/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THAT'S 'OK'|$800|hard|To dupe, or a variety of billiards|snooker
16/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'POT' LUCK|$400|easy|A public burial ground for poor or unidentified people|a potter's field
28/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY MEN|$2000|hard|Born near Warsaw in 1747, this count was mortally wounded during the 1779 siege of Savannah|Casimir Pulaski
05/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$800|hard|'Gloriana', which he wrote for Elizabeth II's coronation, was about Elizabeth I & Essex|Benjamin Britten
06/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE MERCHANT OF TENNIS|$2000|hard|This brand supplies Venus & Serena's racquets & the official ball of AVP pro beach volleyball|Wilson
17/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL FIRSTS|$400|easy|During the War of 1812 he became the first president to face enemy gunfire while in office|James Madison
21/06/1996|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN LAST SCENES|$500|medium|In the last scene of this comedy, Petruchio wins a bet that he has the most obedient wife|The Taming of the Shrew
11/12/1992|Jeopardy!|CARD GAMES|$400|easy|A popular 'Jeopardy!' category, or a children's game with pictures of writers on the cards|Authors
20/04/2011|Jeopardy!|AN EAR FOR MUSIC|$600|medium|We didn't get Zamfir, but we did get a sample of this instrument; check it out|the pan flute
28/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN MOVIES|$1600|hard|Dean Keaton, Fred Fenster, Roger 'Verbal' Kint|The Usual Suspects
15/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$3000|hard|Marie, the heroine of this Donizetti opera, was adopted as an infant by French soldiers|The Daughter of the Regiment
12/03/2004|Jeopardy!|HAVE YOU 8?|$200|easy|The main part of this state is its 8 main islands|Hawaii
01/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$3000|hard|In 1858, after his death, his 'Wedding March' became a tradition after its use in a royal wedding|(Felix) Mendelssohn
19/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SKI YOU AT THE MOVIES|$1200|hard|An Oscar-winning documentary profiled Yuichiro Miura, 'The Man Who Skied Down' this mountain|Mount Everest
22/04/1998|Jeopardy!|BRONX CHEER|$200|easy|This poet & author's last home was a cottage in the Bronx; you can 'quoth' me on that|Edgar Allan Poe
26/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|O FOR A|$800|hard|A vague idea for any country|a notion for a nation
22/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MIDWESTERN CITIES|$200|easy|Bay City in this state is named for its location near Saginaw Bay|Michigan
24/02/2004|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS NAMES|None|None|A grandson of Man O' War, he defeated his uncle in a famous matchup November 1, 1938|Seabiscuit
20/06/2011|Jeopardy!|SELLING 'B'|$800|hard|This shaver brand claims its pulsonic technology breaks the 10,000-micro-vibrations-per-minute barrier|Braun
14/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY|$800|hard|These people who settled India c. 1500 B.C. were taken for a superior race in Nazi pseudoscience|Aryans
06/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE _____|$800|hard|The Latin 'Ceteris paribus' means 'Other things being _____'|Equal
17/06/2010|Jeopardy!|BASEBALL NICKNAMES|$400|easy|A string of sterling postseason performances earned him the nickname 'Mr. October'|(Reggie) Jackson
23/01/2007|Jeopardy!|THE LARGEST U.S. STATE|$1000|hard|Iowa, Indiana, Illinois|Illinois
26/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HE'S A JAMAICAN, MON|$800|hard|Edward Seaga, Michael Manley & P.J. Patterson have all held this highest Jamaican political post|Prime Minister
20/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THE ONLY|$200|easy|Proxima Centauri is about 4.3 light years from Earth; this is the only star that's closer|the sun
27/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ACRONYMBLE|$1600|hard|For Internet geeks: WYSIWYG|What You See Is What You Get
03/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD FACTS|$2700|hard|The imposing ruins of Angkor Tom temple complex, built around 1200, are in this country|Cambodia/Kampuchea
15/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$600|medium|This Jovian feature is abbreviated GRS|Great Red Spot
13/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY TERMS|$400|easy|The Greek for 'first combatant' gives us this term for the leading character of a literary work|protagonist
27/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS' MIDDLE NAMES|$2000|hard|His middle names were Ronald Reuel|J.R.R. Tolkien
07/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'Y's GUYS|$400|easy|This Japanese naval officer was given the title Admiral of the Fleet after he was killed in the Solomons in 1943|Isoroku Yamamoto
29/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|Lake Hula is not in Hawaii but just west of the Golan Heights in this country|Israel
21/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'BYRD's & THE 'BEA's|$2000|hard|Called 'The Mama of Dada', this ceramicist's relationship with Roche & Duchamp inspired the novel 'Jules et Jim'|Beatrice Wood
15/07/2005|Jeopardy!|IN THE BIBLE|$600|medium|This shepherd buys the farm in Genesis 4:8|Abel
22/09/1999|Jeopardy!|ACCESSORIZING|$100|easy|It's the 'relative' synonym for Ben-Franklin-style glasses|Granny glasses
30/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY FIRST LINES|$200|easy|'All children, except one, grow up'|Peter Pan
25/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSITIONS|$200|easy|Zafred, Faccio & Mercadante all wrote these based on 'Hamlet'|Operas
19/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$200|easy|1968's 'Switched On Bach' popularized the Moog type of this instrument|Synthesizer
07/01/1998|Jeopardy!|MOTTOES|$500|medium|'Duty, Honor, Country' is the motto of this New York school|U.S. Military Academy/West Point/Army
07/02/2003|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$400|easy|He sent out a dove & the dove did not return, indicating that 'the face of the ground was dry'|Noah
16/06/2005|Jeopardy!|TITLE FILM ANIMALS|$400|easy|1949: 'Francis'|a mule
09/09/1999|Jeopardy!|DOGGIES & KITTIES|$500|medium|The British changed this dog's name to the Alsatian because they were upset about World War I|German shepherd
05/12/1984|Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$300|easy|Sam Rayburn Reservoir is this state's largest lake|Texas
15/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|JUNE SWOON|$400|easy|This war began with an attack across the 38th Parallel on June 25, 1950|Korean War
22/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CRIME DETECTION|$1200|hard|A forensic expert 'dusting' a room is checking for these 'digital' clues|fingerprints
13/12/2005|Jeopardy!|THE APPLE OF MY EYE|$600|medium|Making $1 a year at Apple, he's the Guinness World Record holder for lowest paid chief executive officer|(Steve) Jobs
21/06/2000|Jeopardy!|JOHN QUINCY ADAMS|$500|medium|In 1811 Madison appointed him to this body; the Senate approved it, but John turned it down|Supreme Court
01/11/2004|Final Jeopardy!|SEMIANNUAL PUBLICATIONS|None|None|It began in 1886 as an extension of an upper crust family's list of whose house they'd visit & who they'd receive|The Social Register
30/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TO THE 'C'|$800|hard|Preliminary training for military recruits|basic
27/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'RE'RUNS|$800|hard|(Sofia of the Clue Crew fires a shotgun out in the hills.)  Newton's third law of motion explains why this 6-letter reaction happens after I discharge the gun|recoil
27/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OF MANY 'LAND's|$400|easy|The practice of enhancing property with shaping, trees & plants|Landscaping
21/01/2010|Jeopardy!|NUTS LANDING|$400|easy|These nuts, chopped, are traditionally part of Waldorf salad, like the one you can dine on at the Waldorf|walnuts
18/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|OF AFRICA|$1600|hard|Mozambique is the mainland country closest to this African island nation|Madagascar
16/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$1000|hard|Laws designed to maintain racial segregation were nicknamed this, after a minstrel show character|Jim Crow Laws
10/07/2001|Jeopardy!|HIT SONGS|$400|easy|This group made its U.S. Top 40 debut with 'Brass in Pocket' in 1980|The Pretenders
22/06/2011|Jeopardy!|COURSE CORRECTION|$400|easy|Dropped Bankruptcy for Bloodfeuds, at this Ann Arbor Univ.'s law school 'cause Bloodfeuds sounded awesome!|the University of Michigan
02/02/1990|Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|$300|easy|The typewriter was 1st mass-produced in the 1870s by this gun manufacturer|Remington
07/12/2007|Jeopardy!|LITERARY GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|In 'Pride and Prejudice', Mrs. Bennet says, 'The country is a vast deal pleasanter' than this city|London
24/03/1999|Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$300|easy|Its shape allows it to hide among twigs|Walking stick
08/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FIELDS OF SCIENCE|$400|easy|Iron filings are often used to demonstrate the presence of this field|magnetic field
04/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A PROCESS|$1600|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows a microscopic movie on the monitor.)  The name of this process comes from the Greek for 'thread' for the threadlike appearance of chromosomes during cell division|mitosis
14/11/2000|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$500|medium|Name that completed an 1856 Republican slogan, 'Free soil, free speech, free men and ...'|(John C.) Fremont
09/01/2009|Jeopardy!|STUPID WORD ORIGIN ANSWERS|$800|hard|Feeling lucky?  This 5-letter word comes from the Old English 'seofon'|seven
03/10/2001|Jeopardy!|TILL DEATH DO US PART--NOT!|$300|easy|This country superstar & wife Sandy called it quits in 2000 after nearly 14 years of marriage|Garth Brooks
05/09/2001|Jeopardy!|THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR|$200|easy|His 'You furnish the pictures & I'll furnish the war' line to Remington seems to be more fiction than fact|William Randolph Hearst
16/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MATH TERMS|$800|hard|This term for complex shapes or the geometry that deals with them comes from the word 'fractional'|Fractals
17/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|A solemn promise, or to promise solemnly|vow
22/03/1996|Jeopardy!|THE BODY CANINE|$400|easy|The canine digestive system closely resembles the human while lacking this 'vermiform' projection|Appendix
26/01/2010|Jeopardy!|INVESTING WITH WARREN BUFFETT|$800|hard|Buffett calls the purchase of this insurance company one of his best investments; he first bought its stock in 1951|GEICO
28/09/2005|Jeopardy!|ROADSIDE AMERICA|$600|medium|On Broad Street in Columbus, Ohio, yell out 'Where's the beef?' as you check out the first restaurant in this large chain|Wendy's
25/12/2008|Jeopardy!|THE ESCAPED DENTAL PATIENT|$200|easy|If I hadn't fled, I'd have lost one of my beloved wisdom teeth, also called third these|molars
15/06/1998|Jeopardy!|'N'ATIONS OF THE WORLD|$200|easy|On the first Monday in June, this Kiwi country celebrates the Queen's birthday, the queen being Elizabeth|New Zealand
04/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SAINTS BE PRAISED|$600|medium|Saint Brigid was buried at Kildare, but was later moved to be buried with this saint|Saint Patrick
26/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S 'D' MATTER?|$1600|hard|In newer dictionaries you'll now find this hyphenated term for a person who works for an online company|dot-commer
17/10/2005|Jeopardy!|CONSTANTINE|$800|hard|In 330, Constantine moved the capital of the Empire from Rome to this ancient Greek city, which he renamed Constantinople|Byzantium
15/09/1999|Jeopardy!|THE TWIN CITIES|$500|medium|In Minneapolis' name, polis is Greek for 'city' & minne is an Indian word meaning this substance|Water
17/06/1999|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN'S GAMES|$400|easy|An early form of this pick-up game used knucklebones|Jacks
20/02/2006|Jeopardy!|SEEING RED|$400|easy|Moscow girls know it's where you go to hang out at the famous Gum Department Store|Red Square
18/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|JACOBEAN DRAMA|$700|hard|This author of the play 'The Widow's Tears' also did a Homer translation that blew John Keats away|George Chapman
11/09/2006|Jeopardy!|WEATHER WORDS|$400|easy|This 6-letter word for a tornado's shape is also a kitchen utensil|funnel
12/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$200|easy|This Spanish surrealist designed a'maze'ing sets & costumes for the 1941 ballet 'Labyrinth'|Salvador Dali
19/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LEGENDARY RHYME TIME|$600|medium|Norse thunder god's daily duties|Thor's chores
26/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LANDMARKS|$1200|hard|Arizona, Colorado, Utah & New Mexico intersect at this monument|the Four Corners monument
21/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|REVERSED DECISIONS|$400|easy|Wolf v. Colorado freed states from the exclusionary rule which excludes this obtained unconstitutionally|Evidence
26/05/1997|Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$400|easy|In post Homeric stories, this sorceress bore Odysseus a son named Telegonus|Circe
08/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|KING OF QUEEN|$1200|hard|Ka'ahumanu|Kamehameha
29/07/2010|Jeopardy!|YOU CAN CALL ME 'AL'|$200|easy|A dead end lane, or a line of thought that leads nowhere, is called a blind this|an alley
07/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE HORSE|$600|medium|This breed's 3 main bloodlines go back to the Darley Arabian, the Godolphin Arabian & the Byerly Turk|Thoroughbred
31/01/2006|Jeopardy!|BRAVE HEART|$200|easy|The first popularly elected president of the Russian Republic, he survived 5 heart attacks during his 2 terms|Yeltsin
01/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|UNREAL ESTATE|$2000|hard|Most of this kids' book by Frances Hodgson Burnett takes place at Misselthwaite Manor in Yorkshire|The Secret Garden
02/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICANS|$1400|hard|The Seminoles began as a branch (or is it tributary) of this tribe|Creek Indians
31/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE DENTIST'S OFFICE|$400|easy|Drill speed is measured in these; Dr. Morrison's in 1871 did about 600, today's turbine-powered ones about 300,000|RPMs
30/01/2003|Jeopardy!|U.S. GOVT. ABBREV.|$600|medium|It's the 'beastly' government entity known as the FWS|Fish and Wildlife Service
12/10/2001|Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$100|easy|If you're hard at work, you're keeping this body part 'to the grindstone'|your nose
27/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'T' TIME|$2000|hard|This 5-letter tutu fabric may be made of rayon, nylon or silk|tulle
22/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOUND WORDS|$400|easy|A student's may be 3-ring or spiral bound|a notebook
15/02/2000|Jeopardy!|PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS|$300|easy|David Henry Hwang wrote his first play, 'F.O.B.', while studying at this school near Palo Alto, California|Stanford
15/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' NATIVE LANDS|$1000|hard|Writer of 'Ficciones' Jorge Luis Borges|Argentina
11/02/1998|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES|$500|medium|In 1996 investors celebrated the 75th anniversary of this 'National Business & Financial Weekly' from Dow Jones|Barron's
12/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$400|easy|In late 1967 this group opened the Apple Clothes Boutique in London; it closed about 7 months later|the Beatles
06/12/1984|Jeopardy!|CABLE TV|$400|easy|His flagship station is WTBA, Atlanta|Ted Turner
28/12/2009|Jeopardy!|2001|$600|medium|November 19: the establishment of this agency that cleared you to get on the plane that brought you to Los Angeles|the TSA (Transportation Security Administration)
05/11/2009|Jeopardy!|FRENCH FOOD|$200|easy|Laitue (this) goes into une salade|lettuce
28/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$200|easy|In the James Hilton novel, it's the profession of Mr. Chips|Schoolteacher
19/01/2004|Jeopardy!|A DAY AT THE RACES|$600|medium|Age of a sophomore horse, it's also the usual age of horses in a derby race|3 years old
01/12/1998|Jeopardy!|DIETING|$400|easy|She began dieting after gaining 45 pounds during pregnancy & now runs 780 weight loss centers|Jenny Craig
14/03/2011|Jeopardy!|OLYMPIC TRACK & FIELD RECORDS|$600|medium|29' 2 1/2'' by Bob Beamon|the long jump
07/01/1999|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THAT ON YOUR HEAD?|$300|easy|Traditional color of a tarboosh or fez|Red
02/03/2011|Jeopardy!|FOLK STORIES|$600|medium|It took 5 giant storks to deliver this folk hero to his parents in Maine; later he moved to Minnesota|Paul Bunyan
11/09/2006|Jeopardy!|23|$600|medium|Legend says in 490 B.C., Pheidippides ran about 23 miles from this plain to Athens to announce a victory|Marathon
25/01/1991|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICAL SPECIALTIES|$800|hard|Type of doctor who's an expert in treating acne or removing a mole|Dermatologist
07/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BRIT LIT|$400|easy|The second line of this Dylan Thomas poem says, 'Old age should burn and rave at close of day'|Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night
19/10/2004|Jeopardy!|YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reads from Yellowstone National Park.)  This backbone of North America separating east- from west-flowing rivers cuts through the plateau of Yellowstone Park|the continental divide
10/11/2010|Jeopardy!|FAR OUT FACTS|$600|medium|Pico Bolivar is the highest mountain in the Venezuelan part of this chain & is covered in part by a glacier|the Andes
25/10/2005|Jeopardy!|ABBA-SOLUTELY FABULOUS|$400|easy|'See that girl, watch that scene, dig in' this ABBA title teen|the Dancing Queen
26/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FOOTBALL|$1600|hard|The cup representing Canadian football supremacy has this colorful name; a descendent of the tea guy donated it|the Grey Cup
23/06/2004|Jeopardy!|HAMLETS|$200|easy|The word seltzer comes from the name of the small mineral springs hamlet of Nieder-Selters in this country|Germany
10/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GOLDEN RULER|$2000|hard|An island group east of New Guinea is named for the biblical king famous for his legendary gold mines|Solomon
17/09/2009|Jeopardy!|SURPRISE ME, TREBEK!|$600|medium|This Washington Irving short story character is surprised to learn he's been asleep for 20 years|Rip Van Winkle
29/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$1200|hard|This Freeport, Maine retail outlet's first product was the Maine Hunting Shoe, first sold in 1912|L.L. Bean
15/03/2007|Jeopardy!|QUOTABLE CINEMA|$200|easy|1930: 'One morning I shot an elephant in my pajamas.  How he got in my pajamas, I don't know'|Animal Crackers
10/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SIBLING SPORTS RIVALRIES|$1200|hard|It was said of these brothers, 'Joe was the best hitter, Dom the best fielder, Vince the best singer'|the DiMaggios
17/04/1990|Jeopardy!|SUPERSTITIONS|$200|easy|Wedding custom that is supposed to ensure the marriage will produce many children|throwing rice
03/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HAWAII 5-O|$800|hard|Home to the NFL's Pro Bowl, it's the third largest island in the Hawaiian chain|Oahu
01/10/1998|Jeopardy!|DINOSAUR LORE|$500|medium|Term for a meat-eating dinosaur like the Tyrannosaurus, or the title of a 1993 Roger Corman film|Carnosaur
04/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|B.C.|$800|hard|From the 300s B.C. Japan was ruled by the Yamato clan, who claimed descent from this celestial object|Sun
25/02/1999|Jeopardy!|MYSTERY MEAT|$400|easy|The U.S. poultry industry calls them 'paws' & exported 264,000 tons of them to China in 1997|Chicken feet
13/11/2009|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL WOMEN|$1000|hard|According to a late addition to her book of the Bible, her son Obed was the grandfather of David|Ruth
17/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$800|hard|'Till the Clouds Roll By', the film biography of this composer, includes scenes from 'Show Boat'|Jerome Kern
28/09/2007|Jeopardy!|MORGAN FREEMAN|$400|easy|(Morgan Freeman reads once again.) I've been in 2 films directed by Clint Eastwood: 'Unforgiven' & this one, for which I won an Oscar|Million Dollar Baby
16/05/2011|Jeopardy!|AMAZING ANIMALS|$200|easy|The biggest hunting parties in the animal kingdom are by these ants that can be over 200,000 strong|army ants
13/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE BLUES|$400|easy|Sonny Boy Williamson was killed at 34.  He played this 'mouth organ' like nobody did before|harmonica
10/05/1999|Jeopardy!|KEGLER PARTY|$300|easy|An alien named Gazoo helped these 2 cartoon characters slip out for a night of bowling|Fred Flintstone & Barney Rubble
15/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE HUMAN BODY|$800|hard|The name of this snail-shell-shaped part of the inner ear is from the Latin for 'snail shell'|cochlea
25/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|THE CALENDAR|$400|easy|In the Northern Hemisphere this month begins approximately 10 days after the winter solstice|January
29/01/1999|Jeopardy!|COUNTRIES IN FRENCH|$400|easy|Afrique du Sud|South Africa
13/01/1999|Jeopardy!|ON THE ROCKS|$400|easy|This variety of quartz is a beautiful birthstone|Amethyst
08/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OUTDATED MAPS|$1000|hard|In 1954 French Indochina was divided into these 4 countries|Cambodia, Laos, North Vietnam & South Vietnam
04/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|QUASI-RELATED PAIRS|$400|easy|Squeaky-clean actress Doris & singer Gladys|Day & Knight
28/11/2008|Jeopardy!|WOMEN 'R' US|$600|medium|In 2002 this former attorney general ran for governor of Florida|Janet Reno
04/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|THE DECLARATION OF INDEPEDENCE|$1000|hard|Congress ordered a copy for each state Jan. 18, 1777, when it met in this city, not Philadelphia|Baltimore
22/07/2009|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC LIT|$800|hard|This one of the 'Little Women' marries Professor Bhaer, whom she met while living in a boardinghouse|Jo
15/11/1994|Jeopardy!|MYTHS & LEGENDS|$400|easy|A mirage that may resemble castles in the air is called a Fata Morgana, Italian for this Arthurian sorceresses' name|Morgan le Fay
23/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHS & LEGENDS|$400|easy|Around 400 B.C. the Greek Ctesias described it as having a white body with a straight cubit-long horn|a unicorn
26/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LAWYERS, GUNS & MONEY|$2000|hard|Taking a bullet for the chief exec isn't enough; this Treasury Dept. division also goes after counterfeiters|the Secret Service
21/12/2010|Jeopardy!|SORRY IT DIDN'T WORK OUT|$400|easy|In the 1980s, $1 billion was spent developing Premier, a smokeless type of this that went down in flames|cigarette
07/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'SIT' OR 'STAND'|$1600|hard|It can refer to a flag or a popular old song|a standard
26/06/2001|Jeopardy!|THE FRENCH CONNECTION|$400|easy|It's un parapluie; literally, 'against the rain'|Umbrella
06/12/2011|Jeopardy!|FINANCE WITH DAVID FABER|$600|medium|(David Faber gives the clue from the set of The Faber Report.)  In May 2007 I broke the news that an unsolicited $60 a share offer for Dow Jones was made by News Corp., controlled by this man|Rupert Murdoch
24/03/2009|Jeopardy!|REBELLIONS: SHAYS' & WHISKEY|$800|hard|Though put down swiftly, Shays' Rebellion exposed the military weakness of this 1781 document|the Articles of Confederation
16/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORING AFRICA|$1200|hard|In the late 1770s Robert Gordon explored this present-day country from the High Veldt to the Orange River|South Africa
22/04/2005|Jeopardy!|HIDDEN COUNTRIES|$800|hard|Fine palaces greet the morning sun in this kingdom|Nepal (in FINE PALACES)
13/12/2000|Jeopardy!|STATES BY COUNTIES|$200|easy|Jefferson, Cape Girardeau, Ozark|Missouri
27/05/2005|Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$400|easy|A few almonds might help a headache; they contain salicylic acid, found in this drug synthesized in 1853|aspirin
20/07/2010|Jeopardy!|CREATURES OF NATURE|$400|easy|The peregrine type of this bird can reach speeds of 200 mph in a dive|a falcon
23/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S EAT|$400|easy|11-year-old Frank Epperson first got the idea for this treat after leaving his fruit-flavored soda outside overnight|a popsicle
14/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$400|easy|The 'New Frontier' was the domestic program of his 1961-63 administration|John F. Kennedy
13/09/2006|Jeopardy!|A HORSE IS A HORSE|$400|easy|This smallest of the British breeds was in huge demand after children were banned from coal mining|a Shetland pony
19/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS|$1000|hard|Skyline Drive rides the crest of the mountains in this Virginia national park|Shenandoah
23/04/1990|Final Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|None|None|This city was named for a first century Roman citizen & missionary|St. Paul, Minnesota
10/01/2006|Jeopardy!|18th CENTURY AMERICAN QUOTES|$600|medium|In 1781 this future Secretary of the Treasury wrote, 'A national debt, if it is not excessive, will be to us a national blessing'|Alexander Hamilton
20/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE CITIES|$1600|hard|2008's 'The Mysteries of ____' was based on a novel|Pittsburgh
03/11/1994|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL HOUSE|$500|medium|This Australian bird is called the 'Bushman's clock' because its laughing cries are heard at dawn & dusk|the kookaburra
06/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THERE IS NOTHING LIKE A DANE|$400|easy|In 1724 this Dane was sent to explore the water routes between Siberia & North America|(Vitus) Bering
23/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HELLO, JASON!|$400|easy|He was a writer & the title character on the 2001 sitcom 'Bob Patterson'|Jason Alexander
04/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|1984|$400|easy|'1984' was first published in England 7 months before this man, its author, died of tuberculosis|George Orwell
20/01/2006|Jeopardy!|TRAVELIN'|$200|easy|If you're in Rabat, you must be in the capital city of this country|Morocco
26/01/2007|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY NAMES|$1000|hard|This Frenchman sculpted more than one statue for the NYC area: his statue of Lafayette is in Union Square|(Frédéric) Bartholdi
13/03/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|This Midwestern state's 'Northwest Angle' is the northernmost point in the continental U.S.|Minnesota
21/11/1996|Jeopardy!|ON THE INTERNET|$100|easy|www.si.edu doesn't get you into Sports Illustrated, but into this D.C. institution|the Smithsonian Institution
16/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$200|easy|Spielberg's 1998 WWII movie about Tatum's dad|Saving Private Ryan O'Neal
12/10/2006|Jeopardy!|'B' PREPARED|$600|medium|This period lasted from about 3500 to 1500 B.C.|the Bronze Age
10/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SKATING ON FILM|$800|hard|Gold medalist of the 1928, 1932 & 1936 Olympics, she made her Hollywood debut in 'One In A Million'|Sonia Henie
04/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$400|easy|A Benedictine monk named Augustine became England's first Archbishop of this c. 600|Canterbury
16/02/2006|Jeopardy!|YOU GET A 'D'|$1000|hard|This word was shortened into 'demo', what novice musicians make|demonstration
21/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|NOW, YOU TELL ME|$1600|hard|NOW hailed the approval of this 'abortion pill', calling it a promising breast cancer treatment, too|RU-486
21/06/2000|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'WIG'|$300|easy|A small piece of a tree; as a verb it means 'to understand'|Twig
02/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS ON FILM|$600|medium|'Love on the Rocks' was one of the songs introduced by this pop singer in 1980's 'The Jazz Singer'|Neil Diamond
18/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|RADIO HEROES|$200|easy|“Bring 'em Back Alive” guy, played by Bruce Boxleitner on TV but by himself on radio|Frank Buck
23/07/2007|Jeopardy!|OUR FOUNDING FATHERS|$800|hard|In 1724, at the age of 18, he left Philadelphia for England to train as a printer; he stayed there 2 years|(Benjamin) Franklin
15/07/2005|Jeopardy!|AM I BLUE?|$1000|hard|In part because of the popularity of sushi & sashimi, this variety of tuna can sell for $50 a pound|bluefin
16/01/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. PLACE NAMES|$300|easy|Appropriately, this Pennsylvania city that was founded in 1741 was named at Christmastime|Bethlehem
13/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|Libya's Gulf of Sidra is the southernmost point of this huge sea|Mediterranean Sea
21/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF CHEMISTRY|$400|easy|The celebratory year 2011 marks 100 years since this radiant scientist's Nobel Prize for Chemistry|Marie Curie
09/04/1999|Jeopardy!|VIDEO-POURRI|$200|easy|Her 'Prince Charming' made it to the church on time in 1956|Princess Grace/Grace Kelly
20/01/1998|Jeopardy!|SOUTHERN TALK|$500|medium|Feeling fair to a little better is feeling 'fair to' this|Middlin'
17/02/2011|Jeopardy!|STRIVING FOR AN 'F'|$800|hard|Two types of this are seen here|fuel
01/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$800|hard|Company lover (6)|misery
18/05/2004|Jeopardy!|MUSIC'S MISSING LINKS|$200|easy|Do You Want To Know A _____ Agent Man|Secret
27/03/2007|Jeopardy!|WITCHCRAFT|$200|easy|In 'Monty Python & the Holy Grail', a woman is weighed against this fowl to see whether she's a witch|a duck
08/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|This region that covers 1/3 of the Asian continent has only about 11 people per square mile|Siberia
10/03/2003|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT ROME|$1000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew in Rome)  The water for the Trevi Fountain is supplied by one of these structures, completed in 19 B.C.|aqueduct
21/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL HISTORIC SITES|$800|hard|The Alabama airfield where this black air corps trained during WWII was added to the list in 1998|Tuskegee Airmen
24/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES SCIENCE TIMES|$1600|hard|At age 100, the internal organs of these shelled reptiles look just like those of teenage ones|turtles
19/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ALL SPORTS|$1200|hard|Delivering a ball to a batsman in cricket isn't called 'pitching', it's called this|bowling
08/11/2005|Jeopardy!|TOM HANKS MOVIE ROLES|$200|easy|Stranded FedEx employee Chuck Noland|Cast Away
13/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BLOOD WORK|$1200|hard|Made mostly of water & salts, this fluid component of blood is usually yellow due to dissolved proteins|plasma
19/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|EDIBLE COMMON BONDS|$2000|hard|Rolled, steelcut, Scotch|oats
03/11/1997|Jeopardy!|FAVORITE SINGERS|$400|easy|Ben Stiller parodied this U2 singer in a 'Lucky Clovers' breakfast cereal commercial|Bono
19/11/1992|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$300|easy|In 1990, to boost U.S. sales, this Korean auto company introduced its sporty Scoupe|Hyundai
13/12/2001|Jeopardy!|OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALISTS|$1000|hard|In 1980 he won gold medals in all 5 men's speed skating events|Eric Heiden
13/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE BLUES|$2000|hard|This man & Sonny Terry played together 30 years.  If you don't like their music, you need to check your ears|Brownie McGhee
20/07/2011|Jeopardy!|WHO PAINTED WHOM?|$400|easy|1892: 'Vahine no te vi' or 'Woman with Mango'|(Paul) Gauguin
12/12/2008|Jeopardy!|IT'S GOT GROOVE|$800|hard|'Oh, you make my motor run, my motor run', sang the Knack in this 1979 No. 1 hit, woo!|My Sharona
06/11/2008|Jeopardy!|C'EST LA 'V'|$600|medium|A type of mineral water sparkles with the name of this French spa town, the capital of unoccupied France|Vichy
22/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$600|medium|This state's Panhandle limits Alabama's Gulf of Mexico coastline to the area around Mobile Bay|Florida
28/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$600|medium|During this Jewish holiday, it is customary to greet neighbors with 'May You Be Inscribed for a Good Year'|Rosh Hashanah
07/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE MODERN ARMY|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew walks near a scraggly tree at Fort Huachuca, AZ.)  The desert conditions around Fort Huachuca help simulate some of the conditions of this operation, launched March 19, 2003|Iraqi Freedom
27/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|SPACE|$1500|hard|Comet in 1973 which didn't put on its promised show|Kohoutek
09/04/2007|Jeopardy!|RETURN OF THE FUNGI|$1000|hard|The name of this dark brown mushroom whose cap can be up to 10 inches across is Japanese for 'oak mushroom'|shiitake
09/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT MOVIE|$2000|hard|1939: 'My friends just call me Ringo--nickname I had as a kid'|Stagecoach
01/03/2011|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$600|medium|Crudites are generally served with this 3-letter item, like baba ganoush or aioli|a dip
20/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC & LITERATURE|$200|easy|Edgar Stillman Kelley's symphony 'Gulliver' was inspired by a novel by this satirist|Jonathan Swift
15/11/2002|Jeopardy!|THE PREZ SAYS|$600|medium|In 1868 he yelled, 'Let them impeach and be damned!'|Andrew Johnson
20/09/2001|Jeopardy!|WHO DUNNIT?|$400|easy|'The First Deadly Sin'|Lawrence Sanders
07/07/1999|Jeopardy!|C IN HISTORY|$200|easy|Canada's Hamilton River was renamed in 1965 to honor this British statesman|Winston Churchill
11/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES|$600|medium|Current biography says her 'Film career began & nearly ended, with the 1976 remake of 'King Kong''|Jessica Lange
09/07/1993|Jeopardy!|ENDS WITH 'OOF'|$200|easy|To complain bitterly & loudly is to 'raise' this|the roof
14/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'UMP' IT UP|$1600|hard|Asian national capital city with a 2-word name|Kuala Lumpur
13/06/2005|Jeopardy!|A BAD MOTHER|$200|easy|In the movie 'Gone with the Wind', Rhett Butler tells her, 'A cat's a better mother than you'|Scarlett O'Hara
31/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE AFRICAN MAP|$1600|hard|On old maps the African country of Ghana was known as this coast|the Gold Coast
01/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OUT GROWTHS|$400|easy|A fracture, or a pause in your work|a break
15/07/1998|Jeopardy!|ONLY IN 'L.A.'|$100|easy|Desi's daughter|Luci Arnaz
25/06/2004|Jeopardy!|WELL, I'LL 'B'|$1000|hard|Several James Bond movies feature this diabolical leader of SPECTRE caressing a white Persian cat|Blofeld
23/11/2007|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE A LA SEUSS|$800|hard|No Brontes, just Dantes / Got sent off to D'if / But with Danglars, that Danglars! / He had a big beef|The Count Of Monte Cristo
24/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AFI'S TOP 100 MOVIE QUOTES|$1600|hard|No. 39: 'If you build it, he will come'|Field of Dreams
28/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'G'EOGRAPHY|$400|easy|This Manhattan residential section is bounded by West 14th Street on the north & Broadway on the east|Greenwich Village
03/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'THE'|$2000|hard|In the Bible, St. Paul wrote 2 letters to them|Thessalonians
09/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$400|easy|The name of this set of 12 Schumann piano pieces is French for butterflies|Papillon
25/11/2004|Jeopardy!|AIRPORT CODES|$1000|hard|It's in the Northeast: BGR|Bangor, Maine
12/01/2011|Jeopardy!|HALL-ELUJAH!|$600|medium|In 2006 Cesar Chavez, John Muir & the Hearst family were among the inaugural inductees in this state's H.O.F.|California
11/01/2001|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK, NEW YORK|$300|easy|(Here's my good buddy Regis.)  This man who died in Tucson in 1960 was largely responsible for this area (which includes a skating rink)|John D. Rockefeller
24/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'SUM', SUM, SUMMERTIME|$2000|hard|A.S. Neill shook the educational establishment with 1960's 'A Radical Approach to Child Rearing' at this title school|Summerhill
16/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MIND YOUR 'P's & 'Q's|$800|hard|In mathematics it's a second-degree polynomial equation where the highest power of the unknown variable is 2|Quadratic equation
12/04/1999|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RHYME TIME|$400|easy|Springsteen's evergreens|Bruce's spruces
23/04/2003|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$1000|hard|Indians who made arrows of branches broken from trees gave this Oklahoma city its name|Broken Arrow
14/10/2008|Jeopardy!|FOUND IN TRANSLATION|$600|medium|Constance Garnett first brought English readers 'Prestupleniye i Nakazaniye', this Dostoyevsky work|Crime and Punishment
17/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK HOLES|$400|easy|In black holes this force is so strong that not even light can escape|gravity
25/06/2001|Jeopardy!|WHERE IS EVERY 'BODY'?|$200|easy|The process of developing human musculature especially for competitive exhibition|Bodybuilding
21/06/1996|Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$200|easy|Architect Gordon Bunshaft designed this presidential library in Austin, Texas|the LBJ library
20/04/2004|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY BOOKS|$400|easy|'Call Me Crazy' is what this former companion of Ellen DeGeneres called her 2001 tell-all book|Anne Heche
04/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT ARE YOU... CHICKEN?|$1200|hard|Da, when pierced, a boned chicken breast emits a jet of fragrant melted butter in chicken this 4-letter style|chicken Kiev
24/02/2000|Jeopardy!|THE FABULOUS '50s|$500|medium|He spent the entire decade as chancellor of West Germany|Konrad Adenauer
09/11/2009|Jeopardy!|'B.C.'|$1000|hard|This Massachusetts Jesuit campus is in chestnut hill|Boston College
15/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$800|hard|In the epic poem 'Beowulf', Beowulf destroys this monster by tearing off his arm|Grendel
29/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE SEQUELS|$1200|hard|'Son of Flubber' (1963)|The Absent-Minded Professor
21/09/1999|Jeopardy!|THAT'S 'GREAT'|$100|easy|In 'Peanuts' Linus has spent many a Halloween waiting for this being|The Great Pumpkin
11/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BEAR CLAUSE|$1600|hard|His story 'The Bear' recounts an annual hunting expedition in Yoknapatawpha County, Mississippi|William Faulkner
18/11/2004|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$800|hard|After some fierce flamencoing, you might hear cries of this, Spanish for 'water'|agua
24/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PAUL REVERE|$1600|hard|In 1775 Congress commissioned Revere to set up a mill to make this product whose main ingredient is saltpeter|gunpowder
10/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS STARS|$400|easy|This 'Great One' won the National Hockey League scoring title in 10 of his 20 years in the league|Wayne Gretzky
11/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ALLITERATURE|$800|hard|Drama whose original alternate title was 'The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up'|Peter Pan
28/12/2011|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE DOUBLE LETTERS|$1000|hard|In 1903 Sherlock Holmes retired to Sussex to take up this 'busy' hobby|beekeeping
07/05/1999|Jeopardy!|IT'S NOT ALEX TREBEK|$300|easy|It's not me in the 1981 photo seen here, but it is this famous Georgian|Jimmy Carter
03/10/1986|Double Jeopardy!|EDIBLE NAMES|$1000|hard|This actress shot her way into the heart of Robert Redford in 'The Natural'|Barbara Hershey
25/05/2004|Jeopardy!|-IST A JOB|$200|easy|One who grows medicinal plants or uses them to treat others|an herbalist
26/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|IVY LEAGUERS|$1600|hard|This cartoonist is said to have used College Hall at Penn, seen here, as the inspiration for a Gothic mansion|Charles Addams
13/10/1989|Jeopardy!|TV TRIVIA|$500|medium|This 1989 CBS western was the highest rated miniseries in 5 years|Lonesome Dove
25/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN WOMEN|$2000|hard|Elected in 1993, she's the first woman to represent Texas in the U.S. Senate|Kay Bailey Hutchison
07/01/2004|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$200|easy|Lopp Motors in this city in Kansas has been selling Chryslers & Dodges there since 1973|Dodge City
19/09/2002|Jeopardy!|STRANGE 'R's|$600|medium|The U.S. & Russia found their 1986 talks in this capital of Iceland disarming|Reykjavik
22/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WE'RE WORLD CHAMPS|$1000|hard|Lasse Kjus, Hermann Maier, Alberto Tomba|skiing
15/02/2008|Jeopardy!|DON'T TOY WITH ME|$600|medium|You might say 'Wii' while using the wireless controller for this company's game system|Nintendo
12/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$600|medium|Granite pillars support the roof of this man's burial 'hall' near 'The Gate of Heavenly Peace'|Mao Tse-tung
21/04/1987|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN NAMES|$300|easy|Charles Eugene Boone is better known by this 1st name|Pat
12/05/2010|Jeopardy!|IT'S A TELEGRAM|$200|easy|In 1912 White Star Lines in NYC got a distressing wire reading, 'Deeply regret advise' this 'sunk'|the Titanic
01/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE TV TITLE|$400|easy|Bristol Palin made a cameo: 'The Secret Life of the ____ ____'|American Teenager
25/11/1997|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & FINANCE|$200|easy|U.S. firms operating in the investment field have to answer to the SEC, this group|Securities And Exchange Commission
02/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NEGATIVE THOUGHTS|$1200|hard|King Lear says of the dead Cordelia, 'Thou'lt come no more,' this, this, this, this, this|never
07/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$3200|hard|The name of this noble gas is from the Greek for 'new'|neon
05/11/1990|Jeopardy!|BY THE NUMBERS|$500|medium|In Britain, the numerical name for a midmorning snack|elevenses
13/11/1991|Jeopardy!|BRIDGES|$400|easy|The Francis Scott Key Bridge crosses the Patapsco River in this city|Baltimore
14/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHY|$800|hard|It's the study of the principles of reasoning|logic
14/04/2009|Jeopardy!|BAND DEBUTS BY DECADE|$800|hard|Linkin Park|the '90s
14/01/2011|Jeopardy!|THE BIG 'C'|$800|hard|The world's largest wheel of this food is 6' wide & weighs 1,300 pounds; when's the world's largest fondue party?|cheese
13/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE ARABIAN PENINSULA|$2000|hard|At over 1,000 feet, the world's tallest hotel is in this United Arab Emirates city, 'The Venice of the Gulf'|Dubai
04/02/1986|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYMES|$400|easy|The 3 things growing in 'Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary's' garden|cockleshells and silver bells and pretty maids all in a row
01/02/2010|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$200|easy|In 1848 the U.S. got 1/2 million square miles from Mexico, including land north of the Gila River & this Intl. border river|the Rio Grande
06/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES BY CHARACTERS|$400|easy|1964: President Merkin Muffley, Gen. Buck Turgidson|Dr. Strangelove
09/09/1998|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC CINEMA|$200|easy|The windbreaker & t-shirt look he popularized in 'Rebel Without A Cause' is still fashionable 43 years later|James Dean
03/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$400|easy|In '72, he sang 'Song Sung Blue'|Neil Diamond
27/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD OF WARCRAFT|$2000|hard|This god, AKA Vulcan, made jewelry as well as arms & armor|Hephaestus
24/10/1997|Jeopardy!|THE UNITED NATIONS|$200|easy|This is the only major organ of the U.N. in which all 185 members have a vote|General Assembly
18/01/2011|Jeopardy!|'Y' ASK|$600|medium|Author Bill Malone said Roy Rogers was 'about the best' one of these Alpine singers 'that we've ever had'|a yodeler
15/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S CHECK OUT SOME COLLEGES|$800|hard|This Ivy Leaguer seems nice... near the Charles River & Fenway... tuition $30,275? We'll have no cah to pahk in the yahd!|Harvard University
30/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LA TRIVIA-TA|$1200|hard|Added to the National Film Registry list in 2000 was a 1957 short that featured snacks singing this song|'Let's All Go to the Lobby to Get Ourselves a Treat'
15/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS MATTERS|$400|easy|He left home in 1206 to devote himself to caring for the lepers & rebuilding churches in & around Assisi|St. Francis
18/10/1999|Jeopardy!|HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS|$200|easy|Near the Snake River in Idaho, the California Trail split from this trail & terminated in Sacramento|Oregon Trail
26/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH MONARCHS|$800|hard|George IV first visited this seaside resort in 1783 & later built his royal pavilion there|Brighton
05/06/2001|Final Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|None|None|Show inspired by an article saying about 30% of the people who married in 1965 had kids from a previous marriage|The Brady Bunch
24/04/2009|Jeopardy!|FICTION|$200|easy|In a departure from legal thrillers, he tackled football in 'Playing for Pizza'|John Grisham
22/09/2000|Jeopardy!|RUBBISH!|$500|medium|A Dutch word for 'boat pole' gave us this word for a large flat barge for hauling garbage|Scow
26/11/1999|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$400|easy|The U.S. Chamber of Commerce was founded in 1912 at the suggestion of this president|William Howard Taft
01/11/2011|Jeopardy!|WORDS CONTAINING BODY PARTS|$600|medium|Something cut from a magazine or a lawn|a clipping
12/01/1998|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY AMERICA|$200|easy|Hearings to determine whether this president should be impeached began May 9, 1974|Richard Nixon
11/12/1998|Jeopardy!|DESTINATION:  MOON|$100|easy|Names of these lunar plains include Imbrium, Crisium & Tranquillitatis|Seas
28/05/1998|Jeopardy!|THE 'D.T.'s|$100|easy|Sound heard here: (when you pick up the phone)|Dial tone
21/05/1993|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$800|hard|This state has a Lake Sidney Lanier about 25 miles north of Stone Mountain|Georgia
18/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GOLD, SILVER, BRONZE|$400|easy|It was followed by the Iron Age|the Bronze (Age)
11/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBS' ORIGINAL NAMES|$1200|hard|'American Idol' heartthrob Clayton Holmes Grissom|Clay Aiken
11/01/2008|Final Jeopardy!|OPERA INSPIRATIONS|None|None|Scholars think that a panpipe found by Captain Cook in what is now Vanuatu inspired this 18th century opera|The Magic Flute
25/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IN WHICH DECADE|$1200|hard|Grace Metalious' 'Peyton Place' is published|the 50's
14/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'PRO'|$1600|hard|In anatomy, it's a muscle that draws a part forward; in math, it's a device for measuring angles|a protractor
08/01/2008|Jeopardy!|GOOD 'BY'|$1000|hard|Adjective meaning past or former|bygone
15/11/1994|Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|This large African antelope's name comes from the Dutch word for an elk|Eland
23/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$2000|hard|Founded in 1874, this political party advocated printing more money to help farmers|Greenback Party
04/05/2005|Jeopardy!|HALLMARK HOLIDAYS|$600|medium|This month was chosen for Grandparents Day to signify the autumn of life|September
13/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1732, Vincennes, in this future state, was founded by the French on the Wabash River|Indiana
07/04/1988|Jeopardy!|TURTLES|$400|easy|Some of the largest land turtles are found on these islands off the coast of Ecuador|the Galápagos Islands
11/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PISTOL PETE|$2000|hard|This state university in Las Cruces took away the pistol from its mascot, Pistol Pete, & replaced it with a lasso|New Mexico State
22/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT CABINET DEPARTMENT?|$200|easy|The Federal Highway Administration|Transportation
12/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH PHRASES|$400|easy|Cooked in a covering of bread crumbs or cheese or both|au gratin
19/10/2009|Jeopardy!|LET'S GET BIBLICAL|$400|easy|In this biblical book, war rides a red horse|Revelation
23/07/2010|Jeopardy!|LETTER & WORD|$2500|hard|The most common human blood type (make sure to include whether it's positive or negative)|O-positive
14/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$800|hard|Middle name of civil rights leader Leroy Cleaver|Eldridge
03/12/2010|Jeopardy!|THE NEW TESTAMENT|$600|medium|He asked the chief priests, 'what will ye give me, and I will deliver him unto you?'|Judas
11/05/2007|Jeopardy!|ON BROADWAY|$600|medium|When in New York, take the 'Behind the Emerald Curtain' tour, a behind-the-scenes look at this bewitching musical|Wicked
11/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE NAVY|$200|easy|An incident involving the U.S.S. Maddox led to the USA's full-scale involvement in this war|Vietnam War (reference to the Gulf of Tonkin incident)
28/10/2008|Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITAL HISTORY|$600|medium|An oasis that was the residence of the Ibn Saud family, it became the capital when the country was formed in 1932|Riyadh
19/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSE YOURSELF|$600|medium|19th century heir to Bach & Beethoven seen here:|Johannes Brahms
28/03/2000|Jeopardy!|POP SONGS BY THE NUMBERS|$500|medium|This Tommy Tutone tune begins, 'Jenny Jenny, who can I turn to?'|867-5309
08/04/1997|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$300|easy|This city's art museum in Forest Park was the Palace of Fine Arts at the 1904 World's Fair|St. Louis
04/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$200|easy|The Bermoothes, where Prospero's brother was shipwrecked in this play, might have been named for Bermuda|The Tempest
21/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL DATEBOOK|$800|hard|On May 2, 1965 President Johnson sent 14,000 U.S. troops to this Caribbean 'republic'|Dominican Republic
19/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS|$200|easy|In this play, Paris is a kinsman to the prince of Verona|Romeo and Juliet
22/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE HIMALAYAS|$2000|hard|Pilgrims from all parts of central Asia journey to Tibet to Mount Kailas, which is sacred to these 2 religions|Buddhism & Hinduism
19/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WHICH CRAFT|$1000|hard|'Fast' partner of the Mayflower that proved to be misnamed when it had to be abandoned in 1620|the Speedwell
29/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WE HAWK OLD INVENTIONS|$1600|hard|Within 10 years of inventing the steel plow in 1837, he was producing 1,000 annually; nothing runs like...|John Deere
13/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MY MOM'S AN ATTORNEY|$400|easy|Rather than criminal, Mom practices this law, & tells me to keep the same type of tongue in my head|civil law
06/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|EDWARDS|$1200|hard|He's lent a patrician air to dozens of movies and TV shows|Edward Herrman
05/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SEW WHAT?|$2000|hard|These stitched folds run the entire length of a garment & may be plain, pin, shell or friar (okay, that one's a joke)|tucks
05/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$2000|hard|This one-named singer, whose name means 'most exalted one' in Swahili, tragically died in a plane crash in 2001|Aaliyah
10/12/1984|Jeopardy!|'ANDY'|$500|medium|An 8-hour static film of the Empire State Building was done by this pop artist|Andy Warhol
29/11/2005|Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|Aaron Burr dueling victim who closely advised Jimmy Carter|Alexander Hamilton Jordan
03/10/2011|Jeopardy!|FOR YOUR REFERENCE|$800|hard|This word for a geographic dictionary once meant someone who writes for a newspaper|a gazetteer
10/04/2009|Jeopardy!|A PRIEST, AN ELEPHANT & EVEL KNIEVEL...|$1000|hard|This priestly class is the highest class in Hinduism|the brahmans
28/06/2011|Jeopardy!|OUT OF JAIL|$400|easy|Actress being arrested here in Cleveland in 1970 with suspicious pills later revealed to be just vitamins|Jane Fonda
22/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SAINTS|$1600|hard|The Pope struck a medal to celebrate the 1572 massacre of Huguenots on this saint's day|St. Bartholomew
28/05/2009|Jeopardy!|FOUNDERS|$800|hard|Tradition says this 'great' rival of Julius Caesar founded a colony in Pamplona in 75 B.C.; the city's name honors him|Pompey (the Great)
30/04/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC DRAMA SERIES EPISODES|$2000|hard|'How to Stay Alive in Vietnam'|China Beach
05/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$1200|hard|In the 1960s she made the first recorded observations of chimpanzees eating meat & making & using tools|Jane Goodall
10/09/1999|Jeopardy!|IN THE COOKIE JAR|$400|easy|About 1 of every 4 boxes of Girl Scout cookies sold is of this chocolaty-coated variety|Thin Mints
03/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LIGHTEN UP!|$2000|hard|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): Alex: '(I'm here at the Titanic Artifacts Exhibit at the World Trade Center, Boston)  The Titanic's navigation beacon seen here was located on the front mast just above this lookout position'|The Crow's Nest
08/11/2000|Jeopardy!|HIS STORY|$400|easy|Smile!  'Historian With A Canera' is a 1955 biography of this famous Civil War photographer|Mathew Brady
08/12/2010|Jeopardy!|STATE FAIRS|$800|hard|The Texas state fair's 212-foot ferris wheel, North America's tallest, is called the Texas this symbol|Star
11/01/2012|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL|$200|easy|This Rome landmark is 620 feet long by 513 wide-- plenty of room to run away from a wild beast|the Colosseum
16/11/1994|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|None|None|A midshipman at age 9, he served in the War of 1812 at age 11, & became a Civil War hero while in his 60s|David Farragut
20/12/1991|Double Jeopardy!|SURRENDERS|$1000|hard|His uncle, Spotted Tail, convinced this Oglala Sioux warrior to surrender in 1877|Crazy Horse
19/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CLUES TO SECRET IDENTITIES|$1600|hard|The Hulk: A flag unfurled|Banner
09/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SINGLE WOMEN|$800|hard|'Free Yourself' & know that 'Life is not a Fairy Tale' for this third 'American Idol' winner|Fantasia Barrino
12/01/2004|Jeopardy!|LETTER & LETTER|$400|easy|In police talk, they're the 2 elements of burglary|B&E (breaking & entering)
07/11/1994|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT TIMES|$200|easy|The ancient Egyptians were a polytheistic people, meaning they had many of these|gods
01/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PARTS OF THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH|$800|hard|The GAO, it can tell you how much the government spent in 1999 on red ink|the General Accounting Office
06/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$400|easy|It's the 4-letter name of the pleated skirt worn by men in Scotland|a kilt
16/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S ITALIAN!|$400|easy|It's the Italian name for the country's biggest island|Sicilia
18/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$200|easy|A.E. Housman “heard a wise man say , give crowns & pounds & guineas but not” this away|your heart
04/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BEGINS & ENDS WITH 'T'|$200|easy|A male feline|Tomcat
11/03/2008|Jeopardy!|TV NEIGHBORS|$400|easy|Ned Flanders|The Simpsons
22/05/2009|Jeopardy!|THEIR FIRST TOP 10 SOLO HIT|$1000|hard|'Mother And Child Reunion' (1972)|Paul Simon
27/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$200|easy|Built from the shell of an old power station, the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney is this country's largest museum|Australia
27/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|CONGRESS|$2400|hard|The minimum age of a member of the House of Representatives|25
12/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICAL PREFIXES|$1600|hard|Melano- means 'black'; leuko-, 'white'; & erythro-, this|gray
21/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'DON'T' YOU KNOW THIS SONG?|$400|easy|Buenos Aires held back a sniffle when this Madonna hit went to No. 8 in 1997|'Don't Cry For Me Argentina'
07/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC MAKERS|$1600|hard|This jazz singer & pianist is Mrs. Elvis Costello|Diana Krall
27/11/2008|Jeopardy!|THE PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME|$600|medium|(Jon holds a football while delivering the clue.) Standing in the end zone, his feet almost out of bounds, the Chargers' Antonio Cromartie returned this ball an NFL-record this many yards in 2007|109 yards
12/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GOOD SPORTS|$400|easy|The dad of this 2006 British Open winner was the 1st African-American baseball player in the then-Big 7 conference|Tiger Woods
25/11/2005|Jeopardy!|FOUR!|$1000|hard|The 4 U.S. states that begin with the letter 'A'|Alaska, Alabama, Arizona, & Arkansas
18/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE UNIVERSE|$800|hard|During a total eclipse this part of the sun, ordinarily not visible, can be seen|Corona
12/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GO TO HELSINKI!|$200|easy|King Gustav I Vasa of this nation founded Helsinki in 1550|Sweden
08/05/1990|Jeopardy!|INSECTS|$500|medium|Of the 5 senses, it's the 1 a honeybee doesn't have|Hearing
13/11/2006|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|Manly first name of British plotter Fawkes & 'Sesame Street' game-show host Smiley|Guy
19/11/1987|Jeopardy!|ASIAN HISTORY|$300|easy|Estimated death toll from the famous 1756 incident in this room in an Indian fort ranges from 15 to over 100|the Black Hole of Calcutta
08/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LONG LIVE THE KING!|$800|hard|This king divorced the Church of England from the Catholic Church so that he could divorce the first of 6 wives|Henry VIII
01/02/2008|Jeopardy!|AWARDS & HONORS|$600|medium|Surrey Spice Girl, this miniature breed, won Best in Show at the 2002 Westminster Kennel Club Show|a poodle
06/10/1989|Double Jeopardy!|LEGENDS|$1000|hard|This king & his queen, Igrayne, were the parents of King Arthur|Uther Pendragon
06/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SHE'S IN CHARGE|$2000|hard|It computes that Carly Fiorin is chairman & C.E.O. of this computer company abbreviated H.P.|Hewlett-Packard
17/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$800|hard|The main ingredients in a detergent are called surface-active agents, or these for short|Surfactants
19/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MODERN SCIENTISTS|$400|easy|Using a blender & radioactive 'tags', Alfred Hershey found that this, not protein, was the genetic material of life|DNA
16/02/2011|Jeopardy!|ONE BUCK OR LESS|$1000|hard|A 15-ounce V05 Moisture Milks conditioner from this manufacturer averages a buck online|Alberto
03/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE GET 'GO'|$800|hard|Belinda, Jane, Charlotte, Kathy & Gina|the Go-Go's
19/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE PAIRS|$400|easy|2002: This girl '& Stitch'|Lilo
19/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A DOGFIGHT|$1600|hard|WWI ace Oswald Boelcke advised attacking pilots to keep this behind them so as to interfere with an enemy's vision|the sun
26/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GERMAN|$1200|hard|Take ein Pastille (a lozenge) if you have ein Halsschmerzen (this ailment)|a sore throat
08/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S A LOAD OF GARBAGE|$2000|hard|The '3 R's' of garbage management are reduce, reuse & this environmentally friendly word|recycle
26/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$400|easy|Miguel called Ramon cool; I think he's this, as his therapist might suggest|loco (from cool)
18/07/2003|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$1000|hard|Scheduled to set sail in 2004, its logo is seen here (QM2)|Queen Mary 2
07/06/2011|Jeopardy!|TIGERS BY THE TALE|$200|easy|'The House at Pooh Corner' is his lair|Tigger
19/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$200|easy|This precocious pickpocket introduces Oliver Twist to Fagin|The Artful Dodger
08/12/2008|Jeopardy!|THE OLYMPIC GAMES|$1500|hard|Hugo Wieslander was in the record books as 1912 decathlon champ until 1982, when this man was reinstated|Jim Thorpe
19/03/2003|Jeopardy!|VEGAS, BABY|$2000|hard|The bird Phoenicopterus ruber roseus, or a Las Vegas hotel|Flamingo
29/06/2001|Jeopardy!|ILLINOIS ME|$100|easy|14-year-old Orion Howe, a Civil War drummer boy from Waukegan, was awarded this high 'honor' during that war|Medal of Honor
07/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ONLINE LINGO|$400|easy|'LTIC' means 'Laughing til' this happens|I cry
26/09/2008|Jeopardy!|EXPIRATION DATES|$1000|hard|October 11, 1963: The end of this chanteuse's 'vie en rose'|Édith Piaf
24/06/2010|Jeopardy!|TABLEWARE REIMAGINED|$400|easy|Idiomatically, surgery might find you 'under' this, though one isn't necessarily used|the knife
19/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HOPE YOU GUESS MY NAME|$600|medium|In 1633 the Catholic Church found him guilty of teaching heresy; in 1992 they admitted they were wrong|Galileo
13/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HENCE THE TITLE|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew  reports from the brightly-lit nighttime streets of New York.) John Rechy wrote, 'I would think of America as one vast  city of' this 'stretching gaudily from Times Square'|night
08/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$400|easy|The schwa used in a dictionary's pronounciation key looks like this lower case letter turned upside down|e
06/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|KJPY CLASSICAL RADIO|$400|easy|In the next hour, Sir William Walton's concerto for this instrument, featuring Yo-Yo Ma|the cello
03/12/1997|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGE|$200|easy|Bru, spoken in Vietnam, has 41 of these sounds; at $250 each, that's $10,250|Vowels
23/09/1999|Jeopardy!|NOTE-ABLE WOMEN|$500|medium|Patti Page played Sister Rachel in this Burt Lancaster film based on a Sinclair Lewis novel|Elmer Gantry
22/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$1000|hard|The heroine of this Czech composer's 1881 opera 'Libuse' is the queen of Bohemia|Bedrich Smetana
19/05/2010|Jeopardy!|BRIT-POURRI|$400|easy|The fourth king of this name ruled Britannia from 1399 to 1413|Henry
28/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED BIRDS|$800|hard|It's big in Africa (heck, it's big everywhere): CHRISTO|an ostrich
25/11/1997|Jeopardy!|WINE|$300|easy|The Douro Valley in this country is an important port producer|Portugal
18/02/2010|Jeopardy!|CHEERY 'O's|$600|medium|The name of this type of fertile spot in the desert comes from the Egyptian Arabic|oasis
21/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICAL TERMS|$600|medium|Someone who votes for candidates of different parties on the same ballot votes this kind of 'ticket'|Split Ticket
27/03/1997|Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$200|easy|Many of the Dublin locales he personally frequented are featured in his book 'Ulysses'|James Joyce
11/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDWEST|$600|medium|This adjective is often applied to Midwesterners' accents as well as to the Midwestern landscape|Flat
26/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LIKE A SURGEON|$2000|hard|Slava Fyodorov developed radial this after taking glass out of a patient's eye & finding the vision improved|keratotomy
08/07/1998|Jeopardy!|OSCAR-WINNING SONGS|$400|easy|('Colors of the Wind')|Pocahontas
30/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'TRICK' OR 'TREAT'|$1600|hard|On this HBO show Gabriel Byrne plays a therapist with as many issues as his patients|In Treatment
24/12/1999|Jeopardy!|HANDEL'S MESSIAH|$100|easy|Handel wrote 'Messiah' in about 3 weeks while living in this city|London
30/12/1998|Jeopardy!|MONKEY BUSINESS|$500|medium|In '12 Monkeys' this actor travels through time to find the cause of a virus that nearly wiped out humanity|Bruce Willis
04/10/2005|Jeopardy!|YOUNG ABE LINCOLN|$600|medium|On October 5, 1818 this mother of Lincoln & 2 of her relatives died of milk sickness|Nancy Hanks
05/02/2007|Jeopardy!|NOVEL SYNOPSES|$400|easy|Holden is to be expelled from Pencey.  Holden had adventures in NYC.  Holden watches his sister|The Catcher in the Rye
27/10/2006|Jeopardy!|GAMES IN OTHER WORDS|$800|hard|Whirlwind|Twister
15/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE FOOD SECTION|$600|medium|The Russian paskha sweet cheese mold for this holiday has the initials XB on it, meaning 'Christ is risen'|Easter
29/11/1984|Jeopardy!|SAINTLY CITIES|$100|easy|Minneapolis' 'twin', it's capital of Minnesota|St. Paul
02/12/2004|Jeopardy!|BEN FRANKLIN|$200|easy|The knicknacks seen here were part of the Benmania resulting from his arrival in this city [audio]|Paris
12/10/2001|Jeopardy!|SURVIVAL SKILLS|$500|medium|(Sofia of the Clue Crew reports from the beach)  For professionals performing CPR, remember your ABCs: airway, breathing & this, which means checking for a pulse|circulation
14/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|CHARACTERS IN DICKENS BOOKS|$200|easy|Fan, Mr. Fezziwig, Bob Cratchit|A Christmas Carol
17/05/1999|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS DATES|$200|easy|This Roman fell victim to assassins on the ides (or 15th) of March, 44 B.C.|Julius Caesar
24/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RING OF 'FIRE'|$1600|hard|When this is done as a religious ceremony, as in India, it's frowned on to accompany it with 'Oh!  Ow!  Ooh!!'|fire walking
13/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IN ST. LOUIS|$400|easy|This ragtime composer's home at 2658A Delmar Blvd. has been restored & is open for tours|Scott Joplin
20/12/1991|Jeopardy!|MOVIE MONSTERS|$500|medium|Claude Rains beats Lon Chaney, Jr. to death with a silver walking stick in this 1941 film|The Wolfman
12/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|STEP UP TO THE BARRE|$800|hard|'The Dream', based on this Shakespeare play, omits the characters of Hippolyta & Theseus|A Midsummer Night's Dream
16/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK OF...|$3800|hard|First published in 1830, it tells of a migration from Jerusalem to America led by the prophet Lehi|The Book of Mormon
24/12/1996|Jeopardy!|CHRISTMAS|$200|easy|Pluck one berry for each kiss stolen under this plant; when the berries are gone, no more kissing|Mistletoe
26/05/1999|Jeopardy!|'B' IN GEOGRAPHY|$300|easy|Since 1969 this Northern Ireland port city of 300,000 has been the site of violent religious conflict|Belfast
07/02/1986|Jeopardy!|5-LETTER WORDS|$500|medium|Gary the gardener would use this protective covering of sawdust, leaves, etc. on his soil|mulch
16/03/2004|Jeopardy!|STORIED HOTELS|$600|medium|Fans of this author love to stay at Les Trois Couronnes in Switzerland, the setting for his 'Daisy Miller'|Henry James
13/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|POETRY|$800|hard|According to Robert Louis Stevenson, it's when 'a child should... speak'|when spoken to
21/03/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN MUSEUMS|$200|easy|You can ride a real trolley at the Seashore Trolley Museum in Kennebunkport in this state|Maine
23/03/2004|Jeopardy!|SUDDENLY, LAST SUMMER|$400|easy|In France this weather event killed 5,000 & the director-general of health quit|a heat wave
30/06/1999|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'F'|$200|easy|'Amphibian' in your throat (4)|frog
13/04/2010|Jeopardy!|THE TRUCK STOPS HERE|$400|easy|TravelCenters of America has a stop at Exit 48 on I-24, near Music Row in this Tennessee town|Nashville
13/07/2006|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT AFRICAN COUNTRY|$400|easy|This kingdom has both an Atlantic coast & a Mediterranean coast|Morocco
22/01/1990|Jeopardy!|CAPITAL PUNISHMENT|$400|easy|Louis XVI|Beheaded
15/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|KENTUCKY IS JUST DUCKY|$400|easy|Until 1792 Kentucky was a part of this state|Virginia
18/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$400|easy|A flamenco dancer should also be accomplished on these percussion instruments|Castanets
21/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE ENVIRONMENT|$600|medium|This 1970 act set standards for major pollutants, including ozone & carbon monoxide|Clean Air Act
15/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY WOMEN|$700|hard|In 1857 Delia Bacon alleged that this playwright was a fraud & didn't write his plays|William Shakespeare
18/10/2007|Jeopardy!|POLITICOS BY STATE|$600|medium|Born in Baltimore, the gal seen here serves this state as Speaker of the House of Representatives|California
14/11/1994|Jeopardy!|ORGANIZATIONS|$200|easy|In 1986 Red Crescent became part of its official name|International Red Cross
30/03/2010|Jeopardy!|'BUZZ' IN|$200|easy|Using electric clippers to trim your hair down to the scalp results in one of these|a buzzcut
22/11/1999|Jeopardy!|DISNEY VILLAINS|$400|easy|Clayton|Tarzan
26/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'F' TROOP|$1000|hard|This Socialist society was named for Roman general Fabius Cunctator, not for singer Forte|Fabian Society
06/03/1992|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS|$400|easy|Soon after Hamlet finishes his 'Alas, poor Yorick!' speech he sees this woman's funeral procession|Ophelia
05/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|PIANISTS|$400|easy|Winner of the 1958 Tchaikovsky Piano Competition, he launched a 60th birthday comeback tour in 1994|Van Cliburn
07/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SAINT JOAN|$400|easy|Many were offended when Joan dressed as this, as on her first visit to the King|as a male
13/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LILITH FAIR|$2000|hard|This alliterative femme was the first unsigned artist to have a No. 1 hit in the United States|Lisa Loeb
04/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'H'|$1600|hard|In Egyptian myth this deity & son of Osiris is usually depicted as having the head of a falcon|Horus
11/11/2011|Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL LANDS|$400|easy|Eastasia & Oceania|(George) Orwell
13/07/2007|Jeopardy!|PLEISTOCENE STEALER|$1000|hard|Utah's Great Salt Lake is a remnant of this much larger Pleistocene lake that lent its name to some salt flats|Bonneville
21/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FACES|$400|easy|In the '80s he led a public education campaign to combat the AIDS epidemic|C. Everett Koop
09/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THAT '70s SHOW|$1000|hard|Martin Miler & Kent McCored were on the beat as a couple of cops on this series|Adam-12
11/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'CAT's & 'DOG's|$1000|hard|This term refers to the hot, sultry period between July & September|Dog Days of August
03/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ACCENTÉ|$1000|hard|Accented term for a Cajun stew of crayfish, vegetables & seasonings over rice|étouffée
16/02/2010|Jeopardy!|ASSEMBLY LINE|$600|medium|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the assembly line at the Ford Motor Company in Dearborn, MI.)  In 2009, Ford's Dearborn truck assembly line added an extra shift of workers to restock inventories depleted by the success of this federal program|Cash for Clunkers
19/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|3,000|$600|medium|The U.S. has about 3,000 of these areas, from Abbeville in South Carolina to Ziebach in South Dakota|Counties
08/06/2011|Jeopardy!|JUST CHUTE ME|$200|easy|In 1485 this Italian designed a parachute; over 500 years later, Adrian Nicholas made a jump using that design|Leonardo
16/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE KORAN|$400|easy|'Those who were arrogant...were seized by' this disaster & 'lay overturned on the ground in their homes'|Earthquake
14/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'Z' BREEZE|$2000|hard|This charismatic religious reformer brought the Reformation to Switzerland|Huldrych Zwingli
16/10/2000|Jeopardy!|'TOON IN|$200|easy|A mint condition copy of the 10-cent comic book that featured this hero's 1938 debut is worth $185,000 today|Superman
20/12/2001|Jeopardy!|TEAM NAME'S THE SAME|$600|medium|Sacramento & Los Angeles|the Kings
13/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GHOST WRITERS|$1600|hard|Before he disappeared in 1914, this 'Dictionary' writer penned such ghost stories as 'The Haunted Valley'|Ambrose Bierce
19/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|3-SYLLABLE WORDS|$400|easy|It can mean any occupation, or a calling to a religious career|Vocation
12/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|1994|$200|easy|A controversy over interracial dating provoked an anti-one of these dances for Randolph County, Alabama students|Prom
25/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS' RHYME TIME|$1000|hard|Playwright David's collection of Dashiell's detective stories|Mamet's Hammetts
03/06/2011|Jeopardy!|EXTRAORDINARY DENTITION|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows a rodent skull on the monitor.)  In rodents, these teeth wear out faster on the back than on the front side, creating the chisel shape that makes it easier to gnaw hard objects|the incisors
02/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$1200|hard|It's not bubble gum, it's a Greek stringed instrument that's like a lute|a bouzouki
21/09/2007|Jeopardy!|ARACHNIDS|$200|easy|This large, hairy type of spider takes its name from an Italian town|a tarantula
18/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|LOGIC|$200|easy|Contrasted with deduction, it's the type of reasoning that moves from particulars & generalities|Induction
02/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL|$200|easy|In 1989 the aging members of this band toured with a special version of the rock opera 'Tommy'|The Who
30/10/2009|Jeopardy!|DROP OUT|$200|easy|Known as 'The Body', this pro wrestler-turned-governor dropped out of a Minnesota community college|Jesse Ventura
22/12/2010|Jeopardy!|GATHER 'ROUND THE 'TRE'|$200|easy|It's the crime of undermining one's own government|treason
22/04/2005|Jeopardy!|TAKE 'FIVE'|$200|easy|An informal greeting involving the slapping of raised palms|high five (gimme five accepted)
27/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES IN THE 21st CENTURY|$2000|hard|In 2011 the Dealbook feature reported on this Wall St. bank's failed plan to let U.S. clients invest early in Facebook|Goldman Sachs
02/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$1200|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows a line of poetry on the monitor.)  A natural break or pause in a line of poetry is called a 'caesura'; the 'caes' part comes from the Latin for this verb, as in 'excise'|cut
13/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HARSH DIAGNOSIS|$2000|hard|Bad news & good news--you have hypertension, but the minoxidil will also help your alopecia, this|hair loss (baldness)
09/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$1600|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from the Barnes Foundation.)  This famous son was not quite 2 years old when Dad put him at the center of 'The Artist’s Family'|Jean Renoir
29/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH FOOD WORDS|$400|easy|The starch in a British meal might be a 'jacket', or baked, one of these|a potato
26/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LETTERMAN|$2000|hard|In 1895 he became the first African American to receive a Ph.D. from Harvard|W.E.B. DuBois
12/01/1996|Jeopardy!|THREE LITTLE WORDS|$100|easy|To chill champagne, or to postpone a project|Put on ice
15/11/1989|Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$400|easy|Emmy-winning TV hostess whose hometown, Winchester, Tenn., renamed its main street in her honor|Dinah Shore
15/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE IN LAYMAN'S TERMS|$400|easy|Hypertension|high blood pressure
23/04/1990|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|When you get mad you might 'flip your lid' or 'blow' this|Top
25/11/2008|Jeopardy!|BIOPIC SUBJECTS|$200|easy|2005:  'Walk the Line'|Johnny Cash
28/10/2011|Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$1000|hard|This 4-syllable adjective can refer to non-canonical parts of the Vulgate Bible or to any documents of doubtful origin|apocryphal
14/11/1997|Jeopardy!|'JERK's|$200|easy|A person behind the counter who prepared ice cream treats for your grandmother|Soda jerk
21/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|KING OF SPAIN|$800|hard|Philip IV of Spain was also king of this country until it broke away in 1640|Portugal
19/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$400|easy|This country's lowest point, about 140' below sea level, is at Lake Enriquillo near its border with Haiti|Dominican Republic
09/10/2000|Jeopardy!|THE BALD & THE BEAUTIFUL|$200|easy|Bald in the third installment, this actress has starred in all the 'Alien' movies|Sigourney Weaver
24/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$800|hard|This Italian wrote 37 operas, from 'Demetrio e Polibio' in 1806 to 'William Tell' in 1829|Gioachino Rossini
06/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PRO SPORTS TEAMS|$800|hard|This NBA team has retired the jersey numbers of 7 players, including those of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar & Magic Johnson|Los Angeles Lakers
03/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'R'|$700|hard|Boat race, Italian style (7)|regatta
16/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FROM Z TO A|$800|hard|Its capital is Lusaka|Zambia
10/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'G' WHIZ|$1600|hard|An early Christian movement that taught that salvation comes from learning esoteric truths|the Gnostics
09/10/2002|Jeopardy!|FONDA THE MOVIES|$1000|hard|Ironically, this Jane Fonda movie opened just weeks before the Three Mile Island incident|The China Syndrome
24/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DYLAN|$1200|hard|Richard Gere, Heath Ledger & Cate Blanchett played incarnations of Bob in this unusual biopic|I'm Not There
20/11/1985|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS|$500|medium|The state with the largest number of national parks|Alaska
14/07/2006|Jeopardy!|HOMETOWN ATHLETES|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Pittsburgh, PA.)  Growing up within 5 blocks from the campus, this quarterback naturally played at Pitt, starting in 1979|Dan Marino
06/09/2000|Jeopardy!|'F'|$300|easy|It's the name of an ancient Roman safety pin, as well as a bone in your leg|the fibula
08/01/1999|Jeopardy!|MORE FIRST LADIES|$100|easy|In 1987 she published the book 'Betty:  A Glad Awakening'|Betty Ford
11/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE FUNNIES|$800|hard|This Patrick McDonnell strip features Earl & Mooch|Mutts
19/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE ASTRONAUT HALL OF FAME|$400|easy|His historic 1962 orbital flight was marked by drama over a possibly loose heat shield|John Glenn
15/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A TIM ROBBINS FILM FESTIVAL|$2000|hard|Tim jumped through (hula) hoops in this '94 Coen Brothers flick with Paul Newman|The Hudsucker Proxy
11/04/1997|Jeopardy!|ODDS & ENDS|$100|easy|This company's New York Stock Exchange symbol is HNZ|Heinz
07/07/2010|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S FOR LUNCH?|$800|hard|I know it's not Hanukkah, but I've made you some of these traditional potato pancakes anyway|latkes
03/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MOM, I WANT I WANT I WANT!!|$800|hard|I want this 'lunar' footwear, basically a pair of trampolines, to make me feel like I'm defying gravity|moon shoes
13/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN SCIENTISTS|$1200|hard|In the mid-18th c. Mikhail Lomonosov became the first scientist to record the freezing of this liquid metal|mercury
04/04/2006|Jeopardy!|'S'PAÑOL|$400|easy|Better not miss this one--it's Spanish for 'miss', as in an unmarried woman|señorita
11/12/2000|Jeopardy!|ON THE LONE PRAIRIE|$400|easy|They're the family who resided in TV's 'Little House on the Prairie'|Ingalls
10/01/2012|Jeopardy!|STATE OF THE UNION|$200|easy|This union state's 6th regiment was nicknamed the Minutemen; its 20th was the Harvard regiment|Massachusetts
19/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE ME TO YOUR LEADER|$1600|hard|A billionaire media tycoon, he's been prime minister twice, most recently since 2001|Berlusconi
09/12/1997|Jeopardy!|A BOOK OF VERSES|$200|easy|When released in 1667, this epic poem by John Milton filled 10 books|Paradise Lost
19/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CHARLES IN CHARGE|$400|easy|England's Charles I dismissed it in 1629, ruled without it for 11 years, then called a short one|Parliament
08/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BRICK HOUSE|$800|hard|The Kit Carson home in Taos, New Mexico is a house & museum made of these clay bricks|adobe
23/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$400|easy|His presidential library's website credits him with saving 77 lives as a lifeguard in Dixon, Illinois|Ronald Reagan
15/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOPRANOS|$1200|hard|Of her 1994 Xmas CD, USA Today said, this 'Vision Of Love' diva had 'a soprano that could unhinge St. Peter's gate'|Mariah Carey
22/10/2007|Jeopardy!|CONTROVERSIAL TV|$400|easy|In a speech, this real-life V.P. blasted fictional Murphy Brown for her choice to have a child out of wedlock|Dan Quayle
07/11/1997|Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE TEENAGERS|$100|easy|This star of 'The Nanny' was once first runner-up in the Miss New York Teenager pageant|Fran Drescher
11/09/2000|Jeopardy!|MEN OF SCIENCE|$800|hard|To make his barometer, Evangelista Torricelli inverted a glass tube in a dish of this|Mercury
15/04/2003|Jeopardy!|TAKES 2 TO TONGA|$2800|hard|For the welcome he received there during 3 18th century visits, he named Tonga 'The Friendly Islands'|Cook
18/02/2005|Jeopardy!|1970s ALBUM COVERS|$200|easy|1977: John Travolta strikes a pose & points his finger to the sky|Saturday Night Fever
16/11/2009|Jeopardy!|ECCLESIASTES|$400|easy|The Book of Ecclesiastes was written in this language but included 2 words from Persian|Hebrew
14/11/2008|Jeopardy!|THE MYSTERIOUS WORLD OF THE KITCHEN|$200|easy|No, they're not weapons, except to the bird undergoing this process|carving
19/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LAND OF THE 'FREE'|$800|hard|'Horsey' term for giving someone complete independence in decision-making|Free rein
05/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO A PRO SPORTS TEAM|$800|hard|It's the common bond of Catherine of Siena, Francis of Assisi & Thomas Aquinas|Saints
12/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DRINK SOME 'T'|$1200|hard|It's carbonated water that contains quinine & is often flavored with fruit|tonic water
18/11/1988|Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN WESTERNS|$100|easy|No more 'Happy Trails' for her horse Buttermilk:  he's stuffed in a museum|Dale Evans
13/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|A 'LITTLE' MUSIC|$2000|hard|She worked as a babysitter for songwriter Carole King until hitting the big time with King's song 'The Loco-Motion'|Little Eva
17/12/2007|Jeopardy!|SEASON'S EATINGS|$200|easy|(Bobby Flay of the Food Network reads the clue.)  Of 145, 155 or 165 degrees, the one that's the minimum internal temperature for safely cooked turkey according to the U.S.D.A.|165
26/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|2008 OBITS|$400|easy|This 'Andromeda Strain' author died in Los Angeles at 66|Michael Crichton
22/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE PARENT COMPANY|$1600|hard|Dutch Boy paints|Sherwin-Williams
23/06/2009|Jeopardy!|EVERYTHING'S COMING UP 'ROSE'S|$1000|hard|This country music classic written by Bob Wills about a lost Texas love begins, 'Deep within my heart lies a melody'|My San Antonio Rose
16/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NUTRITION|$2000|hard|The flavonoids in this may help prevent heart disease, so a 'kiss' a day may keep the cardiologist away|chocolate
23/04/2004|Jeopardy!|'OO' WHO?|$600|medium|Unless we act now, she says, 'The world is...close to the day when there will be no more great apes in the wild'|Jane Goodall
29/10/2008|Jeopardy!|CROPS|$1000|hard|To the Chinese, the 5 sacred grains are rice, wheat, barley, millet & this bean|soy
03/06/2010|Jeopardy!|LET'S BE LOGICAL|$1000|hard|In a magic square, each row, column & main diagonal adds to the same total; the one here is missing this number|5
17/05/1999|Jeopardy!|CHARMED, I'M SURE|$500|medium|Since Robert Rubin took over the Treasury Department, he's been addressed as Mr. this|Mr. Secretary
07/09/1998|Jeopardy!|'YOUNG' PEOPLE|$400|easy|In 1992 he released 'Harvest Moon', a sequel to his 'Harvest' album from 1972|Neil Young
26/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ART QUOTES|$800|hard|In 1888 he wrote to his brother Theo, 'I cannot help it that my paintings do not sell'|Van Gogh
25/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'POT's & 'PAN's|$400|easy|Guymon is the largest city in this narrow region of Oklahoma|the panhandle
10/05/2004|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NICKNAMES|$400|easy|Among the more colorful nicknames of this agricultural chemist were 'Peanut Man' & 'Sweet-Potato Man'|George Washington Carver
10/12/1984|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL FIRSTS|$300|easy|1st president to refuse a 3rd term|George Washington
28/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PIANO PIECES|$1200|hard|The Brahms work heard here is this type of dance music|waltz
13/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$2000|hard|Not one shot was fired when Ethan Allen & Benedict Arnold seized this New York Fort on May 10, 1775|Ticonderoga
19/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A GIFT FROM THE MONARCH|$800|hard|Lincoln accepted 2 tusks from the King of Siam, but turned down these animals, saying trains move goods just fine|elephants
22/03/2004|Jeopardy!|ROLLING STONE'S 100 GREATEST GUITARISTS|$400|easy|Not surprisingly this legendary guitarist who colored the '60s with songs like 'Purple Haze' came in at No. 1|Jimi Hendrix
16/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|'C' IN GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|This port city on the east coast of New Zealand's South Island was founded by Anglicans|Christchurch
26/01/2009|Jeopardy!|NOT SO LIL' WAYNES|$1000|hard|This author of self-help books like 'Change Your Thoughts--Change Your Life' is a regular guest of Ellen DeGeneres|Wayne Dyer
08/12/2010|Jeopardy!|W.W. 5|$200|easy|Roald Dahl chocolate maker|Willy Wonka
04/01/2005|Jeopardy!|FIRST NAME'S THE SAME|$800|hard|Benson, Blanda, Bush|George
02/05/2011|Jeopardy!|BIG-SCREEN EDUCATORS|$1000|hard|1989: Morgan Freeman as baseball bat-wielding principal Joe Clark|Lean on Me
10/11/1989|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|This unit of measure in weather is abbreviated mb|Millibar
12/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S RAINING 'MN'|$800|hard|If you're sleepless in Seattle you're suffering from this malady|insomnia
07/10/2009|Jeopardy!|INFLATABLE|$800|hard|This term for a small, inflatable boat dragged behind a yacht comes from the Hindi for 'small boat'|dinghy
16/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MODERN DANCE|$800|hard|Modern dance continues to interpret this classical composer, as in Paul Taylor's 1988 'Brandenburgs'|(Johann Sebastian) Bach
21/06/2004|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL SETTINGS|$1000|hard|At the beginning of this show, it's 6 a.m. in the Brooklyn Navy Yard|On the Town
23/10/2007|Jeopardy!|'V' ME|$200|easy|For the absolut best cosmopolitan, use the Absolute Citron type of this liquor|vodka
21/04/1987|Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$100|easy|Local colonial voter eligibility was usually determined by being Protestant, free, a property owner & this sex|male
20/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$800|hard|The Blues Foundation of Memphis presents annual awards named for this 'Father of the Blues'|W.C. Handy
09/02/2006|Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$400|easy|This South American capital's full name means 'Our Lady of the Assumption'|Asunción
19/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|UNMANNED SPACE EXPLORATION|$2000|hard|The most distant manmade object, this probe launched in 1977 may travel to interstellar space in 2020|Voyager
08/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY SCRAPBOOK|$2000|hard|Pictured here around 1890, he was the original 'iron' man|(Otto von) Bismarck
30/10/2000|Jeopardy!|WELCOME TO MY COUNTRY|$200|easy|Ben-Gurion International|Israel
06/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|STATE OF THE UNION|$1200|hard|Lyndon & Lady Bird Johnson, on Nov. 17, 1934|Texas
20/05/2010|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES DINING & WINE|$400|easy|The Bitten blog discussed how these salty little fish 'turn up on traditional & not-so-traditional English menus'|anchovies
10/05/2007|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE PLAN?|$800|hard|Section 401 of the Internal Revenue Code covers the various plans for this, including 'early' this|retirement
27/04/2006|Jeopardy!|WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS|$600|medium|A Roman hill where the emperors built their homes gives us this 6-letter word for a king's home|palace
10/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICIANS|$800|hard|'The Entertainer' became a big hit in 1973, 71 years after he wrote it|Scott Joplin
08/11/2005|Jeopardy!|PANTHERS & BOBCATS|$400|easy|Taxonomists group cats into ones that roar & ones, including bobcats, that do this instead|purr
03/10/2005|Jeopardy!|MANUEL LABOR|$200|easy|On January 3, 1990 he surrendered to U.S. troops surrounding the Vatican Embassy|Manuel Noriega
06/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMAR|$1600|hard|Misplaced or not, it adds meaning: if do re mi|a modifier
07/12/2011|Jeopardy!|TIME FOR A CHANGE|$800|hard|In 1981 the Nissan company dropped this name under which it had sold its cars in the United States|Datsun
09/11/1998|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$100|easy|The Wasatch & Oquirrh Mountains surround this Utah capital|Salt Lake City
09/01/2009|Jeopardy!|THE MOST POPULOUS NATION|$200|easy|Canada, New Zealand, Australia|Canada
16/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MATH TERMS|$1000|hard|Represented by an arrow, it's a quantity, like velocity, with both direction & magnitude|Vector
18/03/2008|Jeopardy!|A LITTLE FOOD & DRINK|$200|easy|Though it triggered an E. coli scare in 2006, this leafy vegetable is generally safe to eat; ask Popeye|spinach
05/04/2010|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$400|easy|What happens in this city, seen here, stays in this city seen here|Las Vegas
08/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BODY PARTS BY PREFIX|$400|easy|Ophthalmo-|the eye
19/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$800|hard|He was 24 when he first painted Spain's Philip IV who became his patron|Diego Velasquez
04/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HIPPOCRATES' MEDICAL GUIDE|$200|easy|According to Hippocrates, it's the most healthy & least mortal of the 4 seasons|spring
25/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE '76ers|$800|hard|It made news in Nov. 1976 when it was announced that this 9-year-old girl would attend a D.C. public school|Amy Carter
09/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE BLACK WOMEN|$400|easy|'God Bless the Child' & God bless this blues singer who co-wrote the song|Billie Holiday
04/06/2008|Jeopardy!|5 'G's|$800|hard|Flavoring syrup made from pomegranates|grenadine
16/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEERS|$400|easy|The Prince of Morocco & the Prince of Arragon are suitors to Portia in this play|The Merchant of Venice
12/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SPACE EXPLORERS|$1000|hard|In 1981, on the Soyuz 40 mission, Dumitru Prunariu became the first person from this country in space|Romania
24/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DONKEY|$800|hard|A donkey tries hair extensions on its lower legs in order to become a part of the team in a commercial for this beer|Budweiser
08/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHO CREATED THEM?|$200|easy|Professor George Edward Challenger, Professor Moriarty, Mrs. Hudson|Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
10/01/2003|Jeopardy!|TOYS & GAMES|$800|hard|Despite the name of this game, you don't have to apologize when you send another player's pawn back to the start|Sorry!
03/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MATH|$400|easy|Common 2-word phrase for the operation of figuring out how many times 73 goes into 2,701|long division
06/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SAINTS ON THE MAP|$14000|hard|Jesse James was terminated in this city, once home to a terminus of the Pony Express|St. Joseph
19/07/2000|Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTS|$400|easy|Dallas-Fort Worth Airport architect Gyo Obata helped design this Smithsonian museum|Air & Space Museum
14/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A VOYAGE THROUGH EUROPE|$1200|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from France at Mont-Saint-Michel.)  The distinctive silhouette of France's Mont-Saint-Michel was an inspiration for the design of Minas Tirith in this blockbuster 2003 film|The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
18/12/2002|Jeopardy!|JUBAL EARLY|$800|hard|Before the Civil War, Early had garrison duty in the Mexican War under this man, 'Old Rough and Ready'|Zachary Taylor
21/11/1995|Jeopardy!|DECORATIVE ARTS|$100|easy|Developed in the 1500s, the Mogul style of this country was greatly influenced by Persian art|India
07/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MAD MAGAZINE|$400|easy|He's 'Mad''s mascot, seen here behind the magazine's longtime publisher Bill Gaines|Alfred E. Neuman
09/02/1999|Jeopardy!|IT'S A GROUP THING|$200|easy|Tinky-Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa & Po|Teletubbies
14/10/2005|Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY TEST|$600|medium|It's the 4-letter word for  the president's power to reject a bill passed by Congress|veto
22/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THAT'S SO 'CONTINENTAL'|$1000|hard|To cartographers, it's known as CONUS|the Continental United States
06/05/2004|Jeopardy!|HIT SONGS|$1000|hard|In April 2003 this rapper topped the Billboard chart with his song 'In Da Club'|50 Cent
30/05/2008|Jeopardy!|SOUSA'S|$400|easy|In 1987 the U.S. flagged this Sousa tune as its official march|Stars & Stripes Forever
13/01/1998|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$500|medium|In 1686 this English astronomer became the first to publish a meteorological chart|Edmond Halley
30/03/2007|Jeopardy!|BEER COUNTRY OF ORIGIN|$800|hard|Ah!  I see an Asahi from this country in your beer-drinking future|Japan
21/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|TOURIST TRAPS|$800|hard|A thrilling destination for tight-rope walkers & honeymooners|Niagara Falls
15/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '10s|$600|medium|In 1917 this queen of the vamps was the Queen of the Nile -- Cleopatra|Theda Bara
01/05/2003|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$400|easy|Of 1, 3 or 5, it's the fewest number of electoral votes a state can have|3
07/01/2000|Jeopardy!|STUCK ON YOU|$100|easy|Sticky substance into which medieval lords usually inserted their signet rings|Sealing wax
26/01/2000|Jeopardy!|HERS|$100|easy|Camryn Manheim of 'The Practice' shares sometimes painful memories in her book 'Wake Up, I'm' this|Fat
20/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$1600|hard|In 1992, this woman endeavoured to achieve an historic first, and she did|Mae Jemison
19/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|OF 'RATH'|$2000|hard|Basement beerhall in Bavaria|rathskeller
10/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SCENE OF THE CRIME|$1200|hard|$1 billion was stolen from this city's central bank March 18, 2003, shortly before U.S. bombing began|Baghdad
13/09/1999|Jeopardy!|SILENT G|$200|easy|To formally quit or give up one's job or office|Resign
15/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S ON YOUR iPOD?|$1200|hard|(Hi.  I'm Julie Bowen.)  I've got to have my '70s funk, especially if it's from this man who's headed Parliament Funkadelic & of course, the P-Funk All-Stars|(George) Clinton
25/01/2001|Jeopardy!|HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN|$300|easy|In one Andersen tale, a one-legged toy soldier made of this was in love with a dancing paper doll|Tin
01/01/1997|Jeopardy!|THE KOREAN WAR|$1000|hard|The amphibious invasion of this port was officially designated Operation Chromite|Inchon
03/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S ON FIRST?|$2000|hard|For the 2000-2001 season, 'The Simpsons' led into this show that led into 'The X-Files'--you might say it was...|Malcolm In The Middle
19/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BANNED|$2000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from the Clinton Presidential Library in Little Rock, Arkansas.) Weapons like the AK-47 were banned under Clinton by this 1994 legislation abbreviated AWB.  It expired in 2004|the Assault Weapons Ban
04/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GET PHYSICAL!|$2000|hard|It's the -ology that studies the structure, function & diseases of the bones|osteology
06/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FEATURE FILM DEBUTS|$400|easy|The comedic talent of this former model was unmasked in 'The Mask' -- there's something about her...|Cameron Diaz
03/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA & BALLET|$400|easy|Though a tenor now, Placido Domingo began singing in this vocal range below tenor|Baritone
13/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE 'PHONE'|$1200|hard|Daughter of Zeus & Demeter|Persephone
22/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TONY AWARD WINNERS|$400|easy|In 2006 'The History Boys' won for Best Play & this other show with 'Boys' in the title won for Best Musical|Jersey Boys
28/03/2005|Jeopardy!|BORN IN THE U.S.A.|$600|medium|Born May 10, 1838 near Bel Air, Maryland, he'd find fame in the theater for 2 very different reasons|John Wilkes Booth
22/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BORN & DIED|$1200|hard|This businessman checked in on Christmas Day 1887 in New Mexico & checked out in 1979 in Santa Monica, CA.|Conrad Hilton
04/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC COFFEE TUNES|$1600|hard|'Black Coffee' is a CD anthology of this 'Is That All There Is?' singer's Decca years|Peggy Lee
08/07/2010|Jeopardy!|SYNONYMS|$200|easy|British kids who annoyingly complain are told not to whinge; U.S. kids are told not to do this, 1 letter shorter|whine
27/04/2000|Jeopardy!|LITERARY TITLE CHARACTERS|$500|medium|The ruddy gamekeeper of Sir Clifford's Wragby Estate|'Lady Chatterley's Lover'
05/06/2009|Jeopardy!|JUNE 5 BABIES|$200|easy|Born 1956: An American pop saxophonist|Kenny G
05/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HAVE SOME CAKE OR PIE|$400|easy|From an old word for 'cake', this dish that's often 'Lorraine' was fashionable in the '70s but reviled in the '80s|quiche
23/09/2010|Jeopardy!|FADS|$600|medium|Many universities still hold charity versions of these endurance contests, a fad in the 1920s|a dance marathon
13/12/1999|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY DIVAS|$400|easy|This redhead does some down-home storytelling in her 1999 book 'Comfort From A Country Quilt'|Reba McEntire
07/07/2011|Jeopardy!|CELEBS|$200|easy|The 2011 documentary subtitled 'Never Say Never' follows this singing sensation|Justin Bieber
17/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ANTONYMS|$400|easy|'Hither & thither' are equivalent to this pair of antonyms that are only a 'T' different|here & there
09/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THE HILLS ARE ALIVE|$800|hard|Wold, a Middle English geographical word, gave us the name of these hills, home to Bath & Cheltenham|the Cotswolds
17/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$2000|hard|These compounds contain the same types of atoms in the same proportions but in different arrangements|isomers
07/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|seventeen.|$1000|hard|Seventeen's readers' least favorite commercial for 1997 was for this fresh mint|Mentos
17/07/1998|Jeopardy!|MISNOMERS|$200|easy|This yummy bird came to Europe from America, not Asia Minor, so maybe it should be called a 'USA' or a 'Mexico'|Turkey
15/12/2005|Jeopardy!|TIME TO GET A 'HEAD'|$800|hard|A man in charge of a school, usually a private one|a headmaster
30/12/1997|Jeopardy!|CHIPS|$500|medium|(Hello, I'm Kathy Ireland.)  It's the chip of choice of Vendela, Naomi Campbell, Miss Piggy & moi|Baked Lays
05/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'F'|$400|easy|On TV, type of 'Gourmet' Jeff Smith was (6)|Frugal
14/11/2011|Jeopardy!|MISSISSIPPI MISTERS|$600|medium|This Muppet master was born in Mississippi, where his father was doing research for the Department of Agriculture|Jim Henson
08/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE ASPCA|$400|easy|An ASPCA program begun in 1992 promotes the adoption of these dogs when they retire from racing|Greyhounds
18/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|20TH CENTURY AUTHORS|$800|hard|She was only 19 when she published her 1st novel 'The Outsiders' in 1967|S.E. Hinton
29/09/1997|Final Jeopardy!|RELIGIOUS TITLES|None|None|In 1996 the Roman Catholic church had 48 men with this title in the U.S.; the Anglican church has 2 in England|Archbishop
09/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$1200|hard|'The Poet' was an earlier title for this French sculptor's 'The Thinker'|Rodin
25/11/2011|Jeopardy!|IT'S NOT THE MIAMI HEAT|$600|medium|In every year but 1 between 1959 & '69, the rest of the NBA was green with envy because this was your NBA championship team|the Boston Celtics
06/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE MAP OF EUROPE|$3000|hard|If you're foolishly hunting vampires in Transylvania, you're risking your neck in this country|Romania
02/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POP ICONS|$800|hard|She co-starred as Aunty Entity in 'Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome'|Tina Turner
17/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EMPERORS|$1200|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from the Imperial Palace in Vienna.)  The first man to live in the palace as Emperor of Austria was also the last man to hold this other title, as that empire was dissolved in 1806|Holy Roman Emperor
12/12/1996|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$300|easy|Elvisopolis (7)|Memphis
23/09/1998|Jeopardy!|U.S. CRIME STATISTICS|$400|easy|For 1996 this model of Honda was the top car on the most stolen list|Accord
23/10/2000|Final Jeopardy!|ANATOMY|None|None|The petrous temporal bone, the hardest in the body, encases the delicate structures of this organ|Inner ear
09/06/2003|Jeopardy!|100 YEARS OF FORD|$1000|hard|During WWII, this Ford plant, seen here, turned out an airplane a hour on its assembly line|Willow Run
22/05/1990|Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$400|easy|It's recommended you try the Sachertorte while at the Hotel Sacher in this capital city|Vienna
22/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE GREEK|$2000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from White Sands National Monument in New Mexico.) Contaminated water can be made safe to drink by boiling, filtering or using chemical tablets; make sure tablets kill these microorganisms whose name means 'first animals'|protozoans
03/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SAM I AM|$1200|hard|Found in Bonham, Texas, the library named for this Speaker of the House features a replica of his U.S. Capitol office|Sam Rayburn
13/01/2004|Final Jeopardy!|DEADLY FIRSTS|None|None|The first man to die as the result of one of these accidents was Lt. Thomas Selfridge on Sept. 17, 1908|an airplane crash
26/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GOLDEN RETRIEVERS|$800|hard|Glenn Eller targeted the gold when he won the double trap in this sport in Beijing|double trap shooting
20/02/2007|Final Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE 1950s|None|None|In 2006 Albert II of Monaco attended the Newport Jazz Festival's 50th anniv. celebration of this film that's set during the festival|High Society
26/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE DIRECTORS|$2300|hard|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): Director seen here: (walking two dogs)|Alfred Hitchcock
18/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS|$400|easy|Gregory Maguire's novel 'Wicked' is subtitled 'The Life and Times of' this character who terrorized the Munchkins|the Wicked Witch of the West
11/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$800|hard|The Spanish Armada sailed through this bay immediately before reaching the English Channel|Bay of Biscay
23/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHICAL BANDS|$1600|hard|'No More Words', 'The Metro'|Berlin
12/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ADAPTATIONS|$600|medium|Kevin Kline & Joan Allen were moody indeed in this 1997 drama from a Rick Moody novel|The Ice Storm
24/01/2008|Jeopardy!|HAVE SOME 'FUN'|$600|medium|A type of cake, or a cone-shaped utensil|funnel
20/11/2002|Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY TEST|$400|easy|The only hormone that can lower blood sugar is: (A) epinephrine (B) glucagon (C) thyroxine (D) insulin|insulin
28/12/2010|Jeopardy!|WHERE'S THAT STATION?|$800|hard|KBOI|Boise
19/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|Classic Chaucer work adapted for a 1990s TV sci-fi/horror anthology series|Canterbury Tales from the Crypt
18/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SOMEWHERE, B.C.|$1200|hard|Yoho National Park, named for a Cree word for 'awe', is in eastern B.C., in these mountains|Rockies
01/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S CURTAINS FOR YOU|$2000|hard|Her short-story collection 'A Curtain of Green' includes 'Why I Live at the P.O.'|Eudora Welty
13/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'KID' TALK|$1600|hard|'The Block' is the 2008 comeback album by the band formed in 1986 under this name|New Kids on the Block
28/11/2002|Jeopardy!|SO GREAT THEY NEED 2 NICKNAMES|$600|medium|By career's end Wayne Gretzky was 'The Great One'; earlier he was this, also a Chaplin film title|The Kid
13/05/1997|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$300|easy|This instrument that's about half the size of a flute is the smallest woodwind in an orchestra|Piccolo
20/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|KINGS|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from the 'magical' Rosenborg Castle in Copenhagen, Denmark.) Denmark's fourth king of this name was a notable builder who contributed to the plans of Rosenborg Castle, constructed in the early 1600s as his summer home|Christian
05/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$400|easy|Columba Bush, born Columba Garnica Gallo in Mexico, is the first lady of this state|Florida
23/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PLANTS & TREES|$800|hard|The blue gum is one of the most widely cultivated species of this tree|eucalyptus
23/12/2004|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL PUZZLES|$800|hard|He's the last person who had more than one person as vice president|Nixon
25/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARYLAND|$200|easy|The state house in this city is where George Washington resigned his commission in 1783|Annapolis
01/07/1993|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN HISTORY|$1000|hard|Burton & Speke explored the Nile & Mungo Park explored this West African river|the Niger
03/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|DOGS|$400|easy|Pure white at birth, this dog's spots begin to appear when he's about 3 weeks old|Dalmatian
07/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECTORS' FIRST FEATURES|$1000|hard|'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?' (1966)|Mike Nichols
28/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|FURNITURE|$600|medium|Rustic style of American furniture named for mountains in upstate New York|Adirondack
20/10/2005|Jeopardy!|THE ONLY|$800|hard|Javier Sotomayor, the only man to clear 8 feet in this track & field event, retired in 2001|the high jump
16/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BONUS MOVIE|$600|medium|Late '80s Kevin Costner film whose subject was baseball|Bull Durham & Field of Dreams
10/11/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GRADE|$800|hard|Sixth grade social studies teach about renewable energy, like solar, & nonrenewable, like this solid fossil fuel|coal
20/05/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHAEOLOGY|$1000|hard|Sir Leonard Woolley is known for his excavations of this Sumerian city with a very short name|Ur
21/03/2000|Jeopardy!|SONG & DANCE MEN|$100|easy|After 'Singin' in the Rain', he found sun in his next directorial effort, 'It's Always Fair Weather'|Gene Kelly
27/12/1999|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RHYME TIME|$100|easy|Ms. Hawn's collection of early rock hits|Goldie's oldies
21/06/2010|Jeopardy!|FOLK MUSIC OF THE WORLD|$200|easy|China's dizi is a traditional flute made of this grass|bamboo
23/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SITCOMS BY EPISODE|$800|hard|'Sweathog Christmas Special'|Welcome Back, Kotter
15/11/1995|Jeopardy!|ANTONYMS|$200|easy|This antonym of 'bliss' loves company|Misery
26/11/2010|Jeopardy!|SEX CELLS!|$400|easy|In 1982 scientists manipulated this rodent's sex cells to create a 'mighty' version twice the normal size|a mouse
13/11/2009|Jeopardy!|GOOD ADVICE|$200|easy|George Washington was among those who have said this quality is 'the best policy'|honesty
20/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE SONG TITLE|$400|easy|Madonna as Evita: 'D.C.F.M.A.'|'Don't Cry For Me Argentina'
11/05/2000|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT FLICK|$500|medium|1977: 'You came in that thing?  You're braver than I thought.'|Star Wars
02/03/2007|Jeopardy!|ORDINAL PEOPLE|$400|easy|Adding to a list that includes the pyramids, Andre the Giant & King Kong have each been called this|the Eighth Wonder of the World
23/10/2009|Jeopardy!|INAUGURAL ADDRESSES|$600|medium|He said, 'I do not believe that the Great Society is the ordered, changeless and sterile battalion of the ants'|LBJ
03/06/2010|Jeopardy!|LET'S BE LOGICAL|$600|medium|An NFL game ended 17-7; the losing team scored no touchdowns but this many field goals|1
28/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FISHY WORDS|$1600|hard|A ruthless, greedy person|shark
07/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ISLAND CITIES|$600|medium|Port-au-Prince|Hispaniola
31/01/2008|Jeopardy!|NEW IDEAS IN BUSINESS|$1000|hard|The automatic one Josephine Cochran invented was too expensive for home use, but restaurants loved it|dishwasher
21/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NOTHING|$800|hard|Something that is in vain is 'all for' this, from the Old English for 'nothing'|naught
04/06/1998|Jeopardy!|THE REAL LAND OF OZ|$500|medium|5-letter name of the capital of Western Australia, named for a county in Scotland|Perth
31/05/2006|Jeopardy!|HOT 'BUN's|$800|hard|2-word term for the 30,000-pound precision-guided bombs used to destroy underground command centers|bunker busters
18/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|PARLEZ-VOUS FRANC'A'?|$400|easy|This word comes before 'propre' to mean self-love or vanity|amour
15/05/2003|Jeopardy!|THE OLYMPIC GAMES|$400|easy|When this U.S. speedskater raced at the 2002 Olympics, his fans sported fake whiskers under their bottom lips|Apolo Anton Ohno
28/11/2000|Jeopardy!|SPORTS LEGENDS|$200|easy|In 1984 this Dolphins QB became the first in NFL history to pass for more than 5,000 yards in a season|Dan Marino
26/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY WOMEN|$1000|hard|This photographer known for her pictures of the fantastic & the freakish was the sister of poet Howard Nemerov|Diane Arbus
14/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CENTRAL AMERICA|$400|easy|The northern border of this country is the southern border of Central America|Colombia
12/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|GETTING YOUR 'DUE'|$800|hard|A reporter first used 'boilermaker' to describe a winning football team from this university in 1891, & the name stuck|Purdue
06/11/1995|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$1000|hard|Jesus said 'Among those born of women there is not a greater prophet than' this man of the wilderness|John the Baptist
09/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH OF THE EQUATOR|$1600|hard|The Gran Chaco, an arid subtropical region, covers parts of Uruguay & Bolivia & the northern part of this country|Argentina
07/02/2007|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL SPEAKERS BUREAU|$1000|hard|'But I am slow of speech and of a slow tongue'|Moses
03/02/2005|Jeopardy!|TEEN CUISINE|$600|medium|Kraft makes this foamy brand of dessert topping in seasonal flavors: strawberry is for spring & summer|Cool Whip
13/01/2000|Jeopardy!|ZACHARY TAYLOR|$100|easy|Taylor was the seventh president born in this state|Virginia
15/09/1997|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY ASTROLOGY|$300|easy|David Copperfield & Claudia Schiffer must have a lot in common; they share this 'maidenly' sign|Virgo
04/06/2001|Jeopardy!|LET'S GET GRAPHIC|$300|easy|This is not all good; in fact, it's colored aluminum:  [video clue]|Glitter
18/02/1998|Jeopardy!|MILITARY POWER|$100|easy|Contour flying is when a pilot flies low, following the Earth's contours, to avoid this|Radar
06/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FLY FISHING|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew gives her line a good cast wading in a stream.)  Of the two most basic types of fly-fishing, this one in which your lure is underwater is simpler to cast|wet (fly)
18/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE 18th CENTURY|$600|medium|This country lost Minorca, Sicily & Gibraltar when it signed the Treaty of Utrecht|Spain
14/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CAPITALS|$600|medium|Belmopan takes its name from this Central American country & a Mayan Indian tribe|Belize
16/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICIANS|$1400|hard|Friends of this Israeli-born violin virtuoso call him Pinky|Pinchas Zukerman
26/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THUNDER & LIGHTNING|$800|hard|Name for the patron saint of sailors, this form of lightning can be seen around ship masts|St. Elmo's fire
09/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES SCIENCE TIMES|$800|hard|This 8-letter particle named for its lack of charge is being studied by beaming it 450 miles in .0025 seconds|the neutrino
11/11/1987|Jeopardy!|PARKS|$400|easy|The Channel Islands, a famed breeding place for sea lions, are this state's only offshore national park|California
28/09/2011|Jeopardy!|INVENTORS & INVENTIONS|$200|easy|In 1949 Ed Seymour invented paint dispensed this way; aluminum was the first color|spray paint
21/06/2010|Jeopardy!|DRIVING SAFETY|$1600|hard|(Alex reports from Ford Motor Company in Dearborn, MI.)  To make the driving as realistic as possible, the simulator includes such features as 3-D sound--with noises of the road, the engine & the tires as well as that apparent change in pitch you just heard, named for this Austrian physicist|Doppler
07/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS NICKNAMES|$1600|hard|Menacing moniker of Albert Henry de Salvo|the Boston Strangler
22/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|TALKING REAL ESTATE|$1600|hard|An 'assumable' one of these legal commitments is taken over by the buyer when the home is sold|a mortgage
24/10/2001|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$300|easy|Tuborg is a famous beer from this country|Denmark
06/12/2004|Jeopardy!|'C' ME|$200|easy|In 1875 opera star Celestine Galli-Marie became the first to play this seductress from Seville|Carmen
22/04/2011|Jeopardy!|FATHERS-IN-LAW|$200|easy|United Farm Workers president Arturo Rodriguez' father-in-law was this man who died in 1993|César Chávez
05/09/2000|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$100|easy|Jack, Chrissy & Janet shared a Santa Monica apartment on this sitcom|Three's Company
10/06/2009|Jeopardy!|THE 'OC'|$800|hard|In an idiom meaning 'to the full extent', these 2 items precede 'barrel'|lock & stock
11/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN FOLKLORE|$200|easy|Traveling on foot, he planted apple orchards all over the Middle West|Johnny Appleseed
27/11/2007|Jeopardy!|MAPPING THE TOP 40|$800|hard|Springsteen asked, 'Oh brother are you gonna leave me wastin' away on the streets of' this city|Philadelphia
05/07/2004|Jeopardy!|INITIALLY YOURS|$400|easy|After developing his Maine hunting shoe in 1911, he opened a mail order business|Bean
30/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CLUB MED|$800|hard|Towns along this sunny strip include Cannes, Monte Carlo, Rapallo & San Remo|the Riviera
27/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NOT-SO-MAD SCIENTISTS|$800|hard|His discoveries, published in the 1704 work 'Opticks', explained why objects appear to be colored|Sir Isaac Newton
16/11/2009|Jeopardy!|ECCLESIASTES|$2000|hard|'That which is done is that which shall be done, and there is no new thing' here|under the sun
17/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENC'E'|$2000|hard|The name of this flap of cartilage comes from words meaning 'above the tongue'|epiglottis
24/10/2002|Jeopardy!|SNAP, CRACKLE OR POP|$1000|hard|It comes before dragon & after ginger|snap
05/11/1991|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S THE PITCH?|$400|easy|'Sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you don't' refers to these two candy bars by Peter Paul|Mounds & Almond Joy
24/06/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$800|hard|In 1776 he wrote in 'The Crisis', 'Tyranny, like Hell, is not easily conquered'|Thomas Paine
04/05/2010|Jeopardy!|'M' & EMMYS|$1000|hard|If you do a little snooping, you'll find that Bruce Willis won in 1987 for this series|Moonlighting
19/11/1998|Jeopardy!|MARRIAGE & KIDS|$500|medium|Samuel Johnson described this type of event as 'The triumph of hope over experience'|A second marriage
08/06/2009|Jeopardy!|THAT'S HISTORIC|$800|hard|The Egyptians were the first to use special tools to make rope from this reed|papyrus
25/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT|$2000|hard|Bilirubin is a bile pigment; Robert Rubin was Secretary of this, 1995-1999|the Treasury
30/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY AUTHORS|$2000|hard|'The Gun Seller' is a spy spoof by this comedic Brit who plays a dramatic doctor on TV|(Hugh) Laurie
02/11/2001|Jeopardy!|2001 ENTERTAINMENT NEWS|$500|medium|Like Kermit the Frog before him, this 'Blaze of Glory' rocker addressed the Oxford Union Debating Society|Jon Bon Jovi
09/06/2000|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 HITS OF THE '90s|$100|easy|A hit in 1997 with new lyrics, it was originally on Elton John's 1973 album 'Goodbye Yellow Brick Road'|Candle in the Wind
15/07/2008|Jeopardy!|SHOW BIZ OATHS & EXCLAMATIONS|$600|medium|When things go wrong, this title cartoon guy lets loose with 'Barnacles!' or 'Tartar sauce!'|SpongeBob SquarePants
28/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|3 'T's|$2000|hard|Tennessee Williams' was 'Rose'|Tattoo
18/10/2007|Jeopardy!|LEONARD MALTIN'S FAVORITE FILMS|$200|easy|(Leonard Maltin reads the clue.)  This WWII classic set in war-torn Morocco is my candidate for the best Hollywood movie of all time|Casablanca
10/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|LEADING MEN|$600|medium|He won the 1937 South American freestyle swimming championship & later married Esther Williams|Fernando Lamas
22/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|2-LETTER WORDS|$1200|hard|Slang for the featured product at Papa John's & Domino's|za
11/11/2005|Jeopardy!|WEBSITES|$1000|hard|You can plan a trip using this site whose name combines words meaning 'journey' & 'speed'|Travelocity
03/11/2000|Final Jeopardy!|RICH & FAMOUS|None|None|'Worth' magazine says with 1.7 million ranchland acres in 5 states, this mogul is the USA's largest private landowner|Ted Turner
06/03/2008|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$600|medium|Adjective meaning so awe-inspiringly beautiful as to be almost heavenly|sublime
31/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OR AN 'AUDI'|$1200|hard|One of these in the LDS conference center in Salt Lake City seats 21,000|auditorium
02/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CAMPBELL SOUP|$200|easy|George Bernard Shaw wrote the part of this flower girl for actress Mrs. Patrick Campbell|Eliza Doolittle
02/06/2008|Jeopardy!|2-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|Before the grand jury, Bill Clinton said, 'It depends on...your definition of' this word|is
01/07/2011|Jeopardy!|'GR'!|$200|easy|You can thank John Harvey Kellogg for this breakfast blend of rolled oats, honey, dried fruit & nuts|granola
04/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$2000|hard|Term for an opera passage that's more spoken than sung, with little accompaniment|a recitativo
15/04/1998|Final Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|None|None|He was inducted into the Inventors Hall of Fame in 1997 for inventing the supercomputer|Seymour Cray
08/12/2009|Jeopardy!|THEN THERE'S MAUVE|$1000|hard|'Madame de Mauves' was an 1874 novel by this expatriate American|Henry James
23/01/1998|Jeopardy!|FAST WOMEN|$300|easy|Her incredible track record includes her long, successful marriage to her coach Bob Kersee|Jackie Joyner-Kersee
03/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PROPER NAMES|$2000|hard|A coil of hair, or a bundle of yarn or cotton|a hank
04/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OFF TO GRAD SCHOOL|$400|easy|Study up for your GRE, short for this test; you're probably not hittin' grad school without it|Graduate Record Exam
07/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$1000|hard|The oldest of the Greek classical orders, it featured the simplest capitals on the columns|Doric
14/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'CON' GAME|$1200|hard|He was the first Roman emperor to convert to Christianity|Constantine
22/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS|$600|medium|These brothers were convicted of killing their Beverly Hills parents in 1996|Lyle & Eric Menendez
01/12/2000|Jeopardy!|HEY 'MON'!|$200|easy|The Southeast Asian rainy season|Monsoon
17/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ELEGIES|$800|hard|'Kaddish' by this beat poet was an elegy for his mother, Naomi, who died in 1956|Allen Ginsberg
23/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIG BANG|$400|easy|Like some doors & minds, it's what the universe is if it eventually starts to shrink again|Closed
26/03/1998|Jeopardy!|FOLD IT 5 WAYS|$200|easy|The word origami means 'paper folding' in this language|Japanese
18/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ACCELERATOR|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew strolls the control room of the Stanford Linear Accelerator in Menlo Park, CA.)  A detector identifies each particle produced in the accelerator, computing its charge & this measurement that Einstein related to energy|mass
21/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE FRENCH|$400|easy|A prize or memento, such as a cup or a plaque, received as a symbol of victory, often in sports|a trophy
12/09/2000|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS IN IOWA|$300|easy|Lincoln has a monument in Council Bluffs; this other president has a grave in West Branch|Herbert Hoover
30/04/2003|Jeopardy!|READY FOR YOUR NUDE SCENE?|$1000|hard|Some fans may watch your nude scene with their 'Eyes' this (as in the title of a Stanley Kubrick film)|Eyes Wide Shut
10/10/1997|Final Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|None|None|The Conspiracy Museum opened in this U.S. city in 1995|Dallas
09/11/2000|Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH RAIN|$500|medium|It means to fabricate or imitate, or to pretend, as ignorance|Feign
08/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES: TRAVEL|$2000|hard|For a cheaper stay on this Caribbean island nytimes.com says head to Pointe du Bout instead of Fort-de-France|Martinique
08/10/2009|Jeopardy!|SURFIN' SAFARI|$400|easy|Seal skin is a slang term for a very thick or heavy one of these that you'd wear surfing|a wetsuit
11/06/1997|Jeopardy!|ANGEL POTPOURRI|$300|easy|Title question asked by a song from 'The Heights' that hit the heights on the charts in 1992|How Do You Talk To An Angel?
12/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE LAW|$600|medium|He was the first of our presidents to practice law|John Adams
16/03/1998|Jeopardy!|IF MOSES KEPT A DIARY|$300|easy|My stomach & my people were both grumbling before the Lord sent us this bread|Manna
12/05/1997|Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE IN COLLEGE|$100|easy|Tom Selleck won an athletic scholarship to this 'Trojan' school & played on its basketball team|University of Southern California
17/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'SUP'|$800|hard|For an 80-degree angle, a 100-degree angle is this|supplementary
27/03/2006|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYME PREVIEWS|$200|easy|Water was needed; these 2 answered the call... but at a price.  This summer, the hill will be conquered... or they'll die trying|Jack & Jill
05/09/2001|Jeopardy!|ANIMATED HISTORY|$200|easy|In 1988 (why not 1987?) CBS aired 'This is America, Charlie Brown--The Birth of' this document|the Constitution
23/04/2004|Jeopardy!|WORLD OF FOOD|$1000|hard|Colcannon is an Irish peasant dish of mashed potatoes & traditionally this green, finely chopped|cabbage
26/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'NORTH' POLL|$200|easy|The 2 U.S. states with north in their names|North Carolina & North Dakota
24/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POT LUCK|$400|easy|From the French for 'disguise', it's used by the military for concealing people or things from the enemy|Camouflage
20/09/2000|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES|$100|easy|If it weren't for a misspelling on her birth certificate, she would have had the first name Orpah|Oprah Winfrey
26/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING THE PONIES|$1600|hard|Robert Shaw bets on lucky Dan at 4-1 in this movie, but not to place--oops!|The Sting
14/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GERMAN CITIES|$1200|hard|From 1701 to 1871 it was the capital of the Kingdom of Prussia|Berlin
01/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICAL SCIENCE CONSTANTS|$400|easy|At standard pressure it's the boiling point of water on the Fahrenheit scale|212 Degrees
20/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR ONLY TOP 10 POP HIT|$400|easy|'Me And Bobby McGee' (1971)|Janis Joplin
06/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS OF THE WRITER|$400|easy|'I beheld the wretch--the miserable monster whom I had created'|Mary Shelley
17/11/2000|Jeopardy!|MUSIC TO MY EARS|$500|medium|Salman Rushdie wrote the lyrics to 'The Ground Beneath Her Feet', performed by this group|U2
22/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'J.P.'|$200|easy|He stole scenes as a pipsqueak accountant on the run from the mob in 'Lethal Weapon 2'|Joe Pesci
11/09/1997|Jeopardy!|ACTOR-DIRECTORS|$300|easy|He cast Debbie Reynolds as his 'mother' in a 1996 film|Albert Brooks
07/11/2000|Jeopardy!|WORLD OF WORDS|$500|medium|The spirit or outlook of a period or generation, it's German for 'time spirit'|Zeitgeist
02/05/2002|Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR I VETS|$800|hard|Walt Disney served in World War I with this future McDonald's tycoon|Ray Kroc
01/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|COLIN POWELL|$400|easy|The son of Jamaican immigrants, Colin was born in this section of Manhattan in 1937|Harlem
30/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$1000|hard|Zoroaster a.k.a. Zarathustra was a great prophet who taught monotheism in this land|Persia
07/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDS GOOD TO ME|$400|easy|From the way it's played, it's the descriptive name for the instrument heard here|a squeeze box
24/04/1997|Final Jeopardy!|SPORTS|None|None|Last awarded in 1970, the Jules Rimet Cup was replaced by this trophy in 1974|The World Cup (of soccer)
15/04/2011|Jeopardy!|MOVIE FAMILIES|$200|easy|A classic from 1965: The von Trapps|The Sound of Music
08/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'FRAN'S|$2000|hard|Gray-cloaked Catholic monastic order|the Franciscans
10/01/2012|Jeopardy!|COMIC STRIPS|$200|easy|Aaugh! This comic strip character was torn between a summer camp flame named Peggy Jean & the little red-haired girl|Charlie Brown
12/09/1989|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$100|easy|The naked-mole rat found in northern Kenya is a burrowing rodent that lacks this sense|sight
09/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MIDDLE EAST GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|Ras Mohammed National Park at the southern end of this peninsula was Egypt's first national park|the Sinai Peninsula
14/07/1998|Jeopardy!|5'10'' FEMMES|$100|easy|At 5'10'' she 'Mrs.' looking straight into the eyes of her husband Tom Cruise|Nicole Kidman
21/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE MISSING DRINK|$400|easy|Harvey ____ of magnesia|milk
05/01/2012|Jeopardy!|HIGHLY EDIBLE|$1000|hard|Kasha is often made from the edible kernels of buckwheat, which are also called not oats but these|groats
02/04/2007|Jeopardy!|THE SMALLEST IN AREA|$200|easy|Iran, Iraq, Israel|Israel
19/10/2009|Jeopardy!|LET'S GET BIBLICAL|$600|medium|They're the 2 books of the Bible named for women|Ruth & Esther
28/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH POETS & POETRY|$1200|hard|After he gave up writing novels, he published his 'Wessex Poems' in 1898|Thomas Hardy
13/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GETTYSBURG ADDRESSES|$200|easy|Gettysburg's oldest house, at 89 Steinwehr Ave., was built in this year, four score and seven before the battle|1776
17/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|4 OF A KIND|$800|hard|A British string quartet that played together for 39 years bore this middle name of Mr. Mozart|The Amadeus Quartet
18/10/2010|Jeopardy!|I GIVE YOU AN 'NCH'|$600|medium|6-letter word for a large & protruding belly, not Erik Estrada's 'CHiPs' character|a paunch
09/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|IMPOSSIBLE|$1000|hard|(AUDIO Daily Double):  Impossible as it may sound, '60s sitcom star heard here:  'To dream, the impossible dream, to fight the unbeatable foe....'|Jim Nabors
29/01/1996|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'A'|$500|medium|From the Latin word for 'tree', it's a place where many kinds of trees & plants are exhibited|arboretum
05/03/1998|Jeopardy!|WALKING THE DOG|$500|medium|The keeshond, a familiar sight on canal boats, is the national dog of this country|Holland/Netherlands
01/10/2010|Jeopardy!|WELL, DUH!|$400|easy|The Ben-Gals are the cheerleaders for this NFL team|the Bengals
31/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SHE'S LOST CONTROL|$1200|hard|After killing a man in self-defense, Barbra Streisand fights to stay out of a mental hospital in this 1987 film|NUTS
25/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LATIN CLASS|$400|easy|-que at the end of a word means this, as in Senatus Populusque Romanus|and
03/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THESPIAN-'O'|$1200|hard|He got an Oscar nomination for his role as Sal the pizza parlor owner in 'Do the Right Thing'|Danny Aiello
12/10/2010|Jeopardy!|HOME SWEET HOME|$400|easy|The house where she wrote 'Silent Spring' is a National Historic Monument in Silver Spring, Maryland|Rachel Carson
06/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BE IT EVER SO 'UMBLE'|$2000|hard|Old game of knife throwing with the object being to stick the blade in the ground|mumblety-peg
17/04/2007|Jeopardy!|FOLKS ON SPORTS|$400|easy|Jerry West, on this Chicago Bull: 'He was the only athlete I ever knew who could play volleyball all by himself'|Michael Jordan
27/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL DATEBOOK|$600|medium|On Aug. 14, 1969 additional British troops arrived in this U.K. province, beginning a 30-year effort to quell sectarian conflict|Northern Ireland
15/12/2004|Jeopardy!|SALUTE THE FLAG|$1000|hard|This South Atlantic island group's flag is seen here|the Falklands
04/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|BIG BANDS|$400|easy|In 1937 he was 'in the mood' to start a band|Glenn Miller
23/01/2004|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$600|medium|This equivalent to 1 cup is slang for a short person|half pint
17/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV DRAMA EPISODES|$400|easy|'Ewing vs. Ewing'|Dallas
03/07/2007|Jeopardy!|MIXED NUTS|$800|hard|RUB TAN LIZ|Brazil nut
08/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LIT|$1000|hard|George Du Maurier's 'Trilby' featured this sinister hypnotist|Svengali
31/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$400|easy|In the 18th century, this ancient Japanese religion was revived through the writings of Mabuchi & others|Shinto
08/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$400|easy|5 rivers flow through Hades:  Acheron, Cocytus, Lethe, Phlegethon & this one|Styx
02/09/2002|Jeopardy!|-O-O-O- YES!|$400|easy|This son of Bathsheba was noted for a meeting with the Queen of Sheba|Solomon
12/11/1987|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'C'|$100|easy|1945 Broadway musical which featured the following waltz|Carousel
06/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SUITES|$200|easy|This 'Carmen' composer wrote the symphonic suite 'Roma' between 1866 & 1868|Bizet
22/12/2000|Jeopardy!|BOOKS ABOUT PRESIDENTS|$300|easy|'The Prairie Years' & 'The War Years'|Abraham Lincoln
26/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHO CREATED THEM?|$1200|hard|Robert Cohn, Robert Jordan, Catherine Barkley|Ernest Hemingway
24/11/2006|Jeopardy!|THE ONE I LOVE|$1000|hard|In 1925 this 3-named British economist married Lydia Lopakova, one of Diaghilev's ballerinas|John Maynard Keynes
04/11/1999|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$400|easy|It's what Lipton's could put in golf bags,or what's already there|Teas/tees
10/12/1999|Jeopardy!|THE CRADLE|$400|easy|In Roman myth this powerful tot killed 2 serpents in his cradle|Hercules
26/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE ____ ZONE|$1200|hard|Peace & harmony reign in a land without ICBMs; perhaps someday, like New Zealand & Berkeley, the world will be a...|nuclear free zone
07/12/1999|Jeopardy!|GRAMMY-WINNING COMEDY ALBUMS|$300|easy|'To Russell, My Brother, Whom I Slept With'|Bill Cosby
07/12/1989|Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$300|easy|This Georgia city is the site of the Masters golf tournament|Augusta
30/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'W'|$400|easy|This verb means to hone or sharpen, like a tool or an appetite|to whet
15/12/2010|Jeopardy!|ONE FACT AMONG THE FALSE GOSSIP|$400|easy|She's dating the Jonas Brothers! She rejoined her friend Courteney Cox as Tina on 'Dirt'! She's dating Wilford Brimley!|Jennifer Aniston
24/06/2009|Jeopardy!|THE HELOISE WITH YOU|$1000|hard|Wash your dog with certain green soaps to avoid seeing these pests' 'circus'|fleas
23/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'J.B.' SPORTS|$1200|hard|In boxing, this division with a type of fowl in its name goes up to 115 pounds|junior bantamweight
08/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NAME ANAGRAMS|$1000|hard|Rosaline adjusts these before landing her Cessna|Ailerons
03/12/1997|Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$300|easy|It has the largest mouth of any land mammal|Hippopotamus
21/11/1994|Jeopardy!|COMMON BONDS|$300|easy|Love, hot, rumble|Seats
18/06/2009|Jeopardy!|THE BRITISH ARE DIFFERENT|$400|easy|For emergencies, the Brits call this number that's 88 higher than the one we use|999
17/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS ANIMALS|$800|hard|Skater Dorothy Hamill excelled at a variation of this spin named for a humped mammal|camel
29/03/1999|Jeopardy!|LIQUOR BY LABEL|$400|easy|Appleton, Captain Morgan, Bacardi|rum
20/10/1998|Jeopardy!|THE 19-AUGHTs|$200|easy|Blind in one eye, Frank McGee scored 14 goals in one game to win this trophy for Ottawa in '05|The Stanley Cup (hockey)
15/05/2001|Jeopardy!|WARS BY BATTLE|$400|easy|1916: Verdun|World War I
10/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FRUIT BOWL|$400|easy|Fiesta, Gala, Rome Beauty|apples
06/12/2011|Jeopardy!|THE STORY OF O|$200|easy|The letter O is derived from a letter of the Phoenician alphabet named for this sense organ|the eye
17/11/1993|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$500|medium|In 1983 this group from down under hit it big with 'Down Under'|Men At Work
11/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MISCELLANEOUS MEASURES|$1200|hard|Gauges measure shotgun bore diameters in mms; these measure gun bore diameters in hundredths of inches, like the .22|caliber
03/04/2008|Jeopardy!|'I' POD|$1000|hard|This Austrian city's name is German for 'bridge over the Inn River'|Innsbruck
31/05/2000|Jeopardy!|CALORIE COUNTING|$500|medium|This McDonald's item 'weighs' in at 430 calories -- with cheese, 530|Quarter Pounder
06/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGE OF ORIGIN|$1600|hard|Kowtow, catsup|Chinese
17/09/2010|Jeopardy!|REALITY SHOWS A LA SHAKESPEARE|$1000|hard|Rogues! Fugitives! Hear me! The Chapmans will track & capture thee from Hawaii to Colorado! This is our (A&E) quest!|Dog the Bounty Hunter
24/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$200|easy|Bill Clinton awarded this political rival the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1997|Bob Dole
14/09/2006|Jeopardy!|NO TIME TO TALK|$200|easy|'Romans, countrymen, and lovers! Hear me for my cause, and be silent' is from Act III of this Shakespeare play|Julius Caesar
11/01/1988|Jeopardy!|GIRLS IN SONG|$100|easy|'Went to a dance lookin' for romance, saw' this girl, 'so I thought I'd take a chance'|Barbara Ann
05/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|OCEANOGRAPHY|$1200|hard|For scientists, not surfers, 1978's Seasat satellite used radar to measure the heights of these|waves
13/01/2003|Jeopardy!|BAY WATCHING|$1200|hard|In 1984 a hydroelectric generator was installed in Nova Scotia to harness this bay's tides|Bay of Fundy
10/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|COMICS STRIP|$1200|hard|Borat, played by this British comic, had a naked tussle with his portly Kazakh TV producer|(Sacha Baron) Cohen
26/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|$1600|hard|This 'Vanity Fair' character is the daughter of an artist & a French opera girl|Becky Sharp
10/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE WAR OF 1812|$800|hard|The Battle of Lundy's Lane on July 25, 1814 was the USA's last invasion of what's now this country|Canada
20/01/1998|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMYS|$500|medium|Film director who captured teen America in 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High' & 'Clueless'|Amy Heckerling
18/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE BROWNINGS|$2000|hard|Elizabeth returned to London a semi-invalid & spent the next 5 years confined to her room on this street|Wimpole Street
05/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER GREAT LAKES|$1600|hard|The Catatumbo River flows into this lake, an extension of the Gulf of Venezuela|Lake Maracaibo
19/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I'M GIDDY FOR GADGETS|$2000|hard|(Alex reports from Sony headquarters in Tokyo, Japan.)  Here's a sneak preview of Sony's newest Walkman that can turn on, flip between menus & play instantly because it uses this type of memory that's basically a mini hard drive|flash memory
09/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|McGRAW-HILL|$200|easy|While growing up, one of Tim McGraw's heroes was this ballplayer whom he later learned was his father|Tug McGraw
02/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ARTE ITALIANO|$800|hard|It would be a 'Pieta' if you didn't recognize this artist's monogram, seen here|Michelangelo
20/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|RENAISSANCE MEN|$500|medium|Benedetto Dei, a merchant of this city, bragged in a letter that it 'is more beautiful and 540 years older' than Venice|Florence
16/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MODERN DANCE|$1600|hard|This performer/choreographer was one of the most influential figures in modern dance|Martha Graham
24/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ANDRES & ANDREAS|$600|medium|Conductor Laureate of the London Symphony Orchestra, his relative was music director for Universal Studios|Andre Previn
23/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'MOD' SQUAD|$2000|hard|Wine-producing city of the Northern San Joaquin Valley|Modesto
14/06/2010|Jeopardy!|LITERARY STUPID ANSWERS|$200|easy|Mark Twain first told of Tom Sawyer's adventures in this 1876 novel|The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
21/11/2002|Jeopardy!|WATCH OUT FOR ALLIGATORS!|$800|hard|This 'Alligator State' made the alligator its official state reptile in 1987|Florida
12/11/1998|Jeopardy!|TEA PARTY|$200|easy|It's a 'comfy' term for a teapot cover|Cozy
18/07/2007|Jeopardy!|OFF TO THE MOVIES|$200|easy|'And I am telling you I'm not going' to try & sing that song from this 2006 film; I'll leave it to Jennifer Hudson|Dreamgirls
02/05/2001|Jeopardy!|MUSIC CLASS|$100|easy|In an orchestra, horns like the trumpets & trombones belong to this section of instruments|brass
27/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CONSTELLATIONS, LITERALLY|$400|easy|Cetus|the whale
23/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|CONSTELLATIONS|$1200|hard|1 of the 5 constellations which are portrayed as all or part horse|the Centaur (or Sagittarius, Pegasus, Unicorn, or Little Horse)
09/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$200|easy|2 of the more than 800 languages spoken on this continent are Kimbundu & Kikuyu|Africa
04/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE BOOK TITLE|$1200|hard|'T.H.O.T.S.G.' by Nathaniel Hawthorne|The House Of The Seven Gables
27/06/2008|Jeopardy!|DOWN ECUADOR WAY|$800|hard|In July 1822 the city of Guayaquil was the site of an historic meeting between Jose de San Martin & this liberation leader|Simon Bolivar
19/10/2007|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$1000|hard|It's always 'The Night of the Iguana' on Gasparilla Island in this U.S. state, home to 1000s of them|Florida
04/01/2008|Jeopardy!|KEN BURNS DOCUMENTARIES|$200|easy|(Ken Burns opens the category for us.) On January 8, 2001 the series 'Jazz' premiered with a look at this birthplace of jazz, the USA's most cosmopolitan city at the turn of the 20th century|New Orleans
25/01/2001|Jeopardy!|STYLISH CELEBRITIES|$500|medium|This brunette beauty won an Emmy for 'Once and Again' in an eye-popping black leather bodice|Sela Ward
21/05/2008|Jeopardy!|STATE THE TV STATE|$400|easy|'Laverne & Shirley', originally|Wisconsin
14/01/2004|Jeopardy!|CONNECTICUT|$1000|hard|It's about 40 miles from SoHo in Manhattan to SoNo, a commercial district in this Connecticut town|Norwalk
23/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST & LAST NAME, PLEASE|$1200|hard|Teamsters president: ____ Riddle ____|Jimmy Hoffa
22/02/2010|Jeopardy!|LIBROS EN ESPAÑOL|$1000|hard|Khaled Hosseini: 'Cometas en el Cielo' (not a literal translation)|The Kite Runner
17/04/1990|Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$200|easy|These 'that have honey in their mouths have stings in their tails.'|Bees
26/03/2008|Jeopardy!|A 'LONE'|$1000|hard|This object seen here is just a shell of itself|abalone
01/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|-OLOGIES|$600|medium|Franz Boas & Margaret Mead were experts in this field|anthropology
14/11/1994|Jeopardy!|BLACK AMERICA|$300|easy|When he retired from the Supreme Court in 1991, Clarence Thomas was appointed to his seat|Thurgood Marshall
11/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$400|easy|Racquet game, or gourd-shaped veggie              (6)|Squash
28/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$800|hard|After WWII hundreds of thousands with nowhere to go lived in DP camps, short for this|displaced person
14/11/1990|Jeopardy!|DOGS|$200|easy|This royal breed of Japan is commonly used there as a police & guard dog|the Akita
18/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$400|easy|'The Last Temptation Of Christ' has this many chapters, the traditional number of years of Jesus' life|33
13/10/2006|Jeopardy!|ASK 'Y'|$1000|hard|As head of this Internet company, Terry Semel has made more than $230 million in only 4 years|Yahoo!
26/01/1998|Jeopardy!|JUST LOGOS|$400|easy|('You're in Good Hands')|Allstate
09/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE MOORE THE MERRIER|$5000|hard|Elected to the U.S. Senate 8 times, his middle name is Moore|Edward M. ('Ted') Kennedy
30/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LIKE A ROLLING STONE|$1600|hard|On vocals, this Bill (not Wyman) is credited with inventing bluegrass music|Bill Monroe
17/11/1995|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$400|easy|In 1789 it became the first U.S. holiday designated by presidential proclamation|Thanksgiving Day
28/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' ODD JOBS|$800|hard|Zowie!  This author of 'Franny and Zooey' was once apprenticed to a pig slaughterer in Poland|J.D. Salinger
24/10/1997|Jeopardy!|WORDS OF THE '60s|$200|easy|Astranette, meaning a female one of these, has not stood the test of time, or space|Astronaut
23/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|IMMIGRANTS|$400|easy|It's the birth country of California's current governor|Austria
02/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MEN OF SCIENCE|$2000|hard|An institute of physical sciences at the University of Copenhagen is named for this physicist|(Niels) Bohr
28/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S MY NICKNAME, DON'T WEAR IT OUT|$200|easy|Baseball's 'Dizzy' pitching phenom of the 1930s|Jay Hanna 'Dizzy' Dean
19/03/2001|Jeopardy!|OUT FOR BLOOD|$200|easy|This islander in Rodgers & Hammerstein's 'South Pacific' sings 'Happy Talk' & 'Bali Ha'i'|Bloody Mary
05/05/2003|Jeopardy!|GNOME-ENCLATURE|$600|medium|This man gave final approval to the 'Project Gnome' Dec. 1961 test detonation of a 3-kiloton nuclear device|John F. Kennedy
10/05/2001|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE THE MAN NOW, DOG!|$500|medium|You could say, 'You're the dog now, man' to King Charles II, for whom a small breed of this dog was named|spaniel
25/05/2007|Jeopardy!|HAVE SOME 'T'|$400|easy|Pass the oil made from these fancy fungi; I splurged & bought the black & the white types|truffles
08/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|1845|$2000|hard|This future prime minister's novel 'Sybil' was subtitled 'or the Two Nations'|Disraeli
29/01/1996|Jeopardy!|1853|$400|easy|On December 30 this American diplomat signed a treaty ceding Mexican land south of the Gila River to the U.S.|(James) Gadsden
29/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IMMEDIATE PREDECESSORS|$400|easy|As Speaker of the House, he was Dennis Hastert's predecessor|Newt Gingrich
22/10/2001|Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$100|easy|Perhaps because of the nursery rhyme, this word for what Little Miss Muffet sat on has come to mean 'footstool'|tuffet
16/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AVIARY|$400|easy|Bob Hope claimed his mother saw his nose & cried that the doctor took the baby & left this bird|stork
18/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DESIGN SQUAD|$400|easy|For a dragster, one team made a continuously variable type of this; in cars they come in automatic & manual|transmission
08/12/1995|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'V'|$200|easy|A shot in the arm (11)|vaccination
10/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPANISH CLASS|$2000|hard|Frijoles are these and they can be refried|beans
11/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'CHRISTMAS' MOVIES|$2000|hard|1988: starring Jim Varney|Ernest Saves Christmas
18/03/1999|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$300|easy|The female lead in 'Basic Instinct', she's definitely not a dumb blonde; her IQ is said to be 154|Sharon Stone
16/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICIANS|$2000|hard|Holy trivia!  He composed the theme heard here [from the 'Batman' TV series]|Neal Hefti
13/01/2011|Jeopardy!|O GODS|$800|hard|Omoikane is the god of wisdom in this indigenous Japanese religion|Shinto
09/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENTAL ETYMOLOGY|$800|hard|Platinum comes from the Spanish 'platina', which refers to this other element|silver
13/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY TRANSLATIONS|$800|hard|Sartre's hellish torture 'Huis Clos'|No Exit
17/12/1998|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED ANIMAL SOUNDS|$500|medium|Hinge|Neigh
03/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE CLASH|$600|medium|Site of a 2003 battleground for U.S. soldiers, a tomb in this country's city of Najaf is a major Shiite shrine|Iraq
03/02/2006|Jeopardy!|EYES ON THE PRIZE|$800|hard|The $100,000 Potamkin Prize is for research in this aging disease that afflicted Mrs. Potamkin|Alzheimer's disease
20/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SONGS FROM MUSICALS|$1200|hard|'Willkommen' & 'The Money Song'|Cabaret
17/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO A BIRD|$1200|hard|Numbers like 2 & 3, as opposed to second & third|cardinal
24/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$1600|hard|In the mountain type of this, rock projects above the frozen stuff|a glacier
24/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|WORD PLAY|$200|easy|Subtract 1 letter from 'insane' to get this word which means silly or empty|inane
11/03/2002|Jeopardy!|LOST 'COS'|$600|medium|It's what a Russian calls a space traveler|a cosmonaut
02/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AN ACTOR'S LIFE FOR ME|$600|medium|Sean Connery's introduction to show biz was as a sailor in a British production of this musical|South Pacific
21/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECT TO FILM|$2000|hard|Half of a sibling duo, he directed his wife Frances McDormand to an Oscar in 'Fargo'|Joel Coen
06/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'ANN' IN OTHER NEWS...|$1600|hard|No looking in your wallet -- on the reverse of a $1 bill, this precedes 'coeptis' on the Great Seal of the U.S.|annuit
07/12/2004|Final Jeopardy!|PLAYWRIGHTS|None|None|His 1840s romance with an older housemaid in Grimstad may have inspired his later themes of guilt & social hypocrisy|Henrik Ibsen
22/02/2000|Jeopardy!|'K' MART|$200|easy|Running from stem to stern in the bottom of a hull, it's the main structural part of a ship|Keel
24/04/2009|Jeopardy!|PADDLE|$400|easy|Duke Kahanamoku was among those who pioneered the paddle type of this sport|surfing
22/05/1990|Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$200|easy|It's the only country that borders both the Baltic & Black Seas|Soviet Union/Russia
26/11/2007|Jeopardy!|NOW PLAYING AT THE OEDIPUS COMPLEX|$800|hard|Robin Williams has a few Mommy issues with Glenn Close in this film based on a John Irving novel|The World According to Garp
18/11/1992|Jeopardy!|1960s SITCOMS|$100|easy|Its theme song tells us it's 'the place to be, farm livin' is the life for me'|Green Acres
21/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from Sandeman Winery in Portugal.)  In Portugal corks are made from this variety of oak tree|cork
16/06/2005|Jeopardy!|WHERE HISTORY HAPPENED|$1200|hard|Corregidor, enveloped by this bay, was fortified by the Spanish in the 18th century|Manila Bay
20/05/2004|Jeopardy!|'C' IS FOR COOKIE|$800|hard|You can frost cookies with this, sugar that's been cooked until it melts & turns golden brown|caramel
12/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DURING THE PIERCE ADMINISTRATION|$1600|hard|This act of 1854 named for 2 future states allowed the new territories to decide the slavery issue themselves|the Kansas-Nebraska Act
05/10/2007|Jeopardy!|'B' PLUS|$200|easy|Shoeless|barefoot
04/09/1997|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL DEATH PENALTIES|$300|easy|Exodus 21:12 says if you smiteth a man so much that he does this, so do you|Die
21/04/2004|Jeopardy!|I'M GUS, I'LL BE YOUR KING OF SWEDEN|$800|hard|In 1986 he became the first Swedish high government official assassinated since Gustav III in 1792|Olof Palme
19/05/2010|Jeopardy!|BRIT-POURRI|$1000|hard|This British socialist society was named after a Roman general famous for being cautious|the Fabian Society
28/09/2010|Jeopardy!|INTERIOR DESIGN|$400|easy|In name & function a chifforobe is a combination of a chiffonier, which is a bureau & this|a wardrobe
19/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A GIFT FROM THE MONARCH|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Mount Vernon, VA.)  At Mount Vernon, Washington hung an engraving that was a gift of this man, our most powerful ally in the Revolutionary War|Louis XVI of France
26/11/2002|Jeopardy!|I THEE WED|$600|medium|She tied the knot with Guy Ritchie in Skibo Castle one day after their son Rocco was baptized|Madonna
02/01/2012|Jeopardy!|C.S., I|$600|medium|Some say when it comes to his films 'Heathers' & 'Pump Up the Volume', it's better to shoot first, then ask this actor|(Christian) Slater
08/01/2004|Jeopardy!|TEDDY BEAR|$600|medium|One of the oldest teddy bear manufacturers in the world, the Steiff company is headquartered in this country|Germany
11/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SOMETHING'S FISHY|$3000|hard|Less than half an inch long, this tiniest fish is found in the Indian Ocean, not in an Asian desert|a goby
29/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|EGGS-ACTLY|$600|medium|The Sauropod, a dinosaur the size of a bus, came from eggs discovered in this country's Patagonia region|Argentina
12/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HEADING FOR HOME|$400|easy|These floor coverings can be Berber or pile|carpets
06/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARY NOVELISTS|$400|easy|This New Englander wrote 'Bag of Bones', about a sufferer from writer's block--how would he know?|Stephen King
16/09/2008|Jeopardy!|MY, HOW YOU'VE GROWN!|$1000|hard|The curved horns of the water type of this animal may have a total length of 12 feet|a buffalo
29/05/2006|Jeopardy!|I GOT TO BOOGIE|$1000|hard|This author famously escaped the firestorm from the bombing of Dresden by hiding in a slaughterhouse|Kurt Vonnegut
29/03/2000|Jeopardy!|STATE RIVERS|$100|easy|It's the longest river west of the Rocky Mountains|Colorado
12/02/1997|Jeopardy!|ASTROLOGY|$200|easy|It's the most hircine sign of the Zodiac -- by the way, hircine means 'goatlike'|Capricorn
25/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTIFIC AMERICANS|$200|easy|In a lab in 1972 David Baltimore created one of these basic portions of a chromosome|Gene
11/03/2010|Jeopardy!|WOMEN'S GROUPS|$800|hard|Elizabeth Dole & Katie Couric were members of this sorority whose name is 3 of the same Greek letter|Delta Delta Delta
18/11/2009|Jeopardy!|COMPANY CARS|$800|hard|Charger out of the garage in its Avenger|Dodge
19/01/1990|Jeopardy!|1989|$300|easy|In March the U.S. agreed to help build this nation's FSX fighter jet|Japan
18/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|JUST DESSERTS|$400|easy|Despite its name, Sara Lee's 'All Butter' one is only 10 3/4 ounces|Pound cake
07/11/2002|Jeopardy!|WORLD COINS|$600|medium|This principality now uses the Euro & has issued Euro coins with Prince Rainier on the obverse|Monaco
26/11/1999|Jeopardy!|SECOND BANANAS|$500|medium|Mel Brooks & this second banana won a Spoken Comedy Grammy in 1999 for 'The 2000 Year Old Man in the Year 2000'|Carl Reiner
25/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TV TITLE REFERENCES|$400|easy|Type of old crime that the Philadelphia Homicide Squad endeavors to finally solve|Cold Case
14/10/2004|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS BY KIDS|$600|medium|Lynda, Luci|LBJ
04/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|EMMY-WINNING GUEST APPEARANCES|$2000|hard|In 2002 Anthony LaPaglia picked up an Emmy for his role as Daphne Moon's brother Simon on this sitcom|Frasier
22/07/1999|Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$100|easy|Look up the name of this Dickens character, & you'll find it can mean any miserly person|Scrooge
26/01/2000|Jeopardy!|HYMNS|$500|medium|Line that follows 'All things bright and beautiful, all creatures great and small, all things wise and wonderful...'|The Lord God made them all
09/09/1999|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S IN A NAME?|$500|medium|This name is used to describe a romantic lover; Leonardo DiCaprio played him in a 1996 film|Romeo
02/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DUETS|$2000|hard|In 1980 these 2 former members of the New Christy Minstrels teamed up for 'Don't Fall In Love With A Dreamer'|Kenny Rogers & Kim Carnes
04/02/1986|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN FOOD AND DRINK|$100|easy|5600-year-old samples of this 'movie treat' have been found in New Mexico caves|popcorn
20/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HOW'S YOUR LATIN?|$1600|hard|It's the legal phrase meaning 'friend of the court'|amicus curiae
11/01/2006|Jeopardy!|TRUMAN CAPOTE|$600|medium|Capote called this writer 'Maestro of the Semicolon' & co-wrote a movie version of his 'The Turn of the Screw'|Henry James
15/05/2008|Jeopardy!|CHEER LEADERS|$1000|hard|Felipe Calderon received the NAFTA Congressional Leadership Award before becoming president of this country|Mexico
01/03/1999|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FACES|$200|easy|He was one of the first 7 presidents of the U.S. (picture on $20 bill)|Andrew Jackson
12/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A PARADE OF THE WORST DICTATORS|$1600|hard|Under Robert Mugabe of this country, life expectancy went from 62 to 38 years|Zimbabwe
29/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NERVE-ANA|$2000|hard|Sometimes confused with rheumatism, this pain is named for the longest nerve in the body|sciatica
24/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TV DETECTIVES|$600|medium|These 2 actors were 'Moonlighting' as the Blue Moon Detective Agency's Maddie Hayes & David Addison|Cybill Shepherd & Bruce Willis
16/02/2009|Jeopardy!|LATER|$200|easy|During the Reign of Terror, she made wax masks of severed heads; 4 decades later, she opened her own wax museum|Madame Tussaud
26/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL COOKING|$600|medium|Literally 'outside the work', it's an additional dish served before a meal|Hors D' Oeuvres
13/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WEB SITES|$800|hard|Common in the U.S., this venomous Brown Spider is named for its habit of living in undisturbed locales, like attics|the brown recluse
15/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|20TH-CENTURY PERSONALITIES|$800|hard|Sun Yat-sen was trained as and practiced this profession before entering politics|Physician/Doctor
05/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1930s|$200|easy|After Pope Pius XI died in February 1939, Eugenio Pacelli was elected to the post & took this name|Pope Pius XII
25/12/2006|Jeopardy!|YEAR 2056 HEADLINES IN THE ONION|$200|easy|'Remainder Of Ross Ice Shelf Now In' this D.C. museum complex' 'Freezer'|the Smithsonian
23/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE STING|$400|easy|Most bar recipes for the stinger call for the white version of this potent potable, not the green|crème de menthe
23/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS ON FILM|$2000|hard|A frequent talk show guest, this alliterative film critic acted in 'Superman' & 'Myra Breckinridge'|Rex Reed
12/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$400|easy|Large feral populations of the 'mute' species of this long-necked bird inhabit the Mid-Atlantic coast|Swans
11/11/1992|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE FICTION|$400|easy|This priest wrote a sci-fi novel called 'The God Game', but he's better known for his 'Cardinal Sins'|Andrew Greeley
24/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE ON FILM|$800|hard|James Dean & Raymond Massey starred in this Cain & Abel fable based on a novel by John Steinbeck|East of Eden
10/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|STATE THE STATE|$2000|hard|In 1906 this state's Devils Tower became the nation's first national monument|Wyoming
03/05/2004|Jeopardy!|RIGHT ON THE MONEY|$1000|hard|A 'D' on U.S. coins indicates the coin was minted in Denver; a 'P', this city|Philadelphia
25/06/2008|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE NAMES|$600|medium|1996: Sports agent Tom Cruise has a moral epiphany|Jerry Maguire
05/06/2002|Jeopardy!|FLY ME|$800|hard|This Donald was known for his DC, not Duck, line of commercial planes|Douglas
28/01/2004|Jeopardy!|LEAVES|$1000|hard|Wrigley's could tell you that the strong-smelling oil of this plant, mentha spicata, comes from hairs on its leaves|spearmint
05/03/2003|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY RHYME TIME|$400|easy|Blanchett's beaus|Cate's dates
23/06/2008|Jeopardy!|CORPORATE|$200|easy|The Southland Corporation might say 'Oh, thank heaven' for this chain of 30,000 convenience stores|7-11
19/10/2004|Jeopardy!|NUMBER, PLEASE|$600|medium|Synonyms for happiness include being 'in seventh heaven' & 'on' this number 'cloud'|9
12/11/1991|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$1000|hard|He wrestled with an angel 'until the breaking of the day'|Jacob
15/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS FOR THE BRAVE|$1000|hard|Few have finished both the Barsetshire & Palliser series by this 'wanton' 19th century novelist|Anthony Trollope
04/12/2001|Jeopardy!|'HEART's|$600|medium|This 3-word phrase means 'to memorize'|learn by heart
18/05/2001|Jeopardy!|HAIR CARE HISTORY|$300|easy|In the 20th C. cortisone joined coal tar & sulfur as a treatment for this flaking of skin from the scalp|Dandruff
17/04/1997|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$200|easy|Iodine is part of the hormone thyroxine, produced by this gland|Thyroid
28/07/2011|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS IN ITALIAN|$200|easy|Avoid the sting as you tell us that un'ape is this insect|the bee
25/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WATCH THE BIRDIE!|$400|easy|John Waters could tell you the name of this gregarious flier|a flamingo
23/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'ROCK'Y|$1200|hard|Also known as the Mosque of Omar, it was home to the Knights Templar during the Crusades|the Dome of the Rock
29/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HOLY TOLEDO|$1600|hard|Called El Greco's masterpiece, the painting titled this event of the Count of Orgaz is in the chapel of Santo Tome|The Burial of the Count of Orgaz
23/05/2005|Jeopardy!|SHREW-ED|$800|hard|The Mt. Malindang shrew & the Palawan tree shrew are native to this country|the Philippines
22/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH POETS & POETRY|$800|hard|In an elegy, Shelley said this poet's soul 'Like a star, beacons from the abode where the eternal are'|Keats
07/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CATCH OF THE DAY|$2000|hard|Sadly, the journey ended for Keiko, one of these animals, in 2003|an orca (or killer whale)
07/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSIC TV COMEDY EPISODES|$400|easy|'Fonzie's Baptism'|Happy Days
21/12/2000|Jeopardy!|LET'S PLAY DOCTOR|$300|easy|Tapping your chest to listen to your lungs is called this, also a section of an orchestra|Percussion
06/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE THEATRE|$200|easy|Laurence Harvey reigned in this regal role in the 1964 London production of 'Camelot'|King Arthur
05/05/1998|Jeopardy!|JEOPARDY.COM|$300|easy|Jeopardy.com has this hypertext connection to a page where you can play 'Jeopardy!' online|Link
02/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FELINE FINE AT THE MOVIES|$2000|hard|This villain's face was never shown in his first film, 'From Russia with Love', but we did get a good look at his cat|(Ernst) Blofeld
21/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|VOLCANO, ISLAND OR PENINSULA|$1200|hard|Hainan|island
06/11/1986|Jeopardy!|ROMAN EMPIRE|$400|easy|[Audio] A 1962 B'way hit featuring the following was based on the comedies of this Roman playwright:|Plautus
08/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE OF LETTERS|$400|easy|Founded in what is now Provo in 1875: A BIG HUG, MYRON|Brigham Young
27/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$800|hard|Written in September 1819, his 'To Autumn' begins, 'Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness.'|Keats
18/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NEW YORK POST HEADLINES|$600|medium|Reporting a scandal, the Post put 'Dis-' before this name of the NYC mayor's residence|Gracie Mansion
01/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECTORS & THEIR FILMS|$200|easy|Robert Zemeckis directed this 1988 Disney hit, undoubtely the biggest bunny film of the decade|Who Framed Roger Rabbit
23/09/1997|Jeopardy!|APPROXIMATE WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$300|easy|Abbreviated 'T', it can be exact, or when approximate, rounded or heaping|a tablespoon
09/01/1998|Jeopardy!|HOTELS BY CITY|$300|easy|The Golden Nugget, The Flamingo Hilton, The Mirage|Las Vegas
17/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CROATIAN POTPOURRI|$400|easy|Croatia is located in the northwestern portion of this peninsula|Balkan Peninsula
13/12/2002|Jeopardy!|THE 'WAY' WE WERE|$1000|hard|Ray Bradbury took the title of this 'evil' book from 'Macbeth', Act IV, Scene I, Line 45|Something Wicked This Way Comes
29/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NOT A BRITISH PRIME MINISTER|$1200|hard|Balmoral, Bentinck, Baldwin|Balmoral
18/05/1998|Jeopardy!|SECRET IDENTITIES|$300|easy|Peter Parker|Spider-Man
06/03/2006|Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH RAIN|$800|hard|Prop for Charlie Chaplin's Little Tramp character|cane
21/07/2005|Jeopardy!|SOUND TECHNOLOGY|$600|medium|I'll bet Christmas 1996 was the last time you thought you'd hear this toy's sound|Tickle Me Elmo
30/09/1985|Jeopardy!|SPORTS STADIUMS|$200|easy|N.Y. stadium that now seats 13000 fewer people than it did 15 years ago|Yankee Stadium
29/12/2008|Jeopardy!|WHERE AM I?|$200|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from next to a fighter jet.) I'm at Nellis Air Force Base, just 8 miles from this city's downtown; in the 1940s, the site was chosen for the vast desert wasteland in the area|Las Vegas
19/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TIME's TOP 100|$1600|hard|The headline of this man's article was 'Dear Leader Goes Nuclear'|Kim Jong Il
24/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|UNCOMPLIMENTARY NICKNAMES|$1000|hard|Nickname of 'Guys and Dolls' comedian-actor Kaye, who wouldn't tell his real first name|Stubby
07/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PHYS ED|$800|hard|Let's see... eagle, double eagle... You carded 62; rough choice, college, or going pro in this sport|golf
27/05/1998|Jeopardy!|TO GRANDMOTHER'S HOUSE WE GO|$500|medium|Grandma loves the puppy pictures on the plates she collects from this 'exchange'|The Bradford Exchange
26/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$600|medium|Jake Barnes & Robert Cohn vie for the affection of Lady Brett Ashley in this Hemingway novel|The Sun Also Rises
21/04/2008|Final Jeopardy!|MILITARY MEN|None|None|In a 1944 speech, he said, 'Battle is the most magnificent competition in which a human being can indulge'|George Patton
20/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|OFF-BROADWAY 2000|$400|easy|4-word title of an Arthur Laurents revival; it sounds like a sequel to 'Land of the Free'|Home of the Brave
23/05/2008|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FACES IN HISTORY|$2000|hard|Research says he had a toothbrush mustache because the Prussian style didn't fit under a WWI gas mask|(Adolf) Hitler
13/07/2004|Jeopardy!|FOLLOW THE LEADER|$1000|hard|A former foreign minister, Fernando Cardoso became president of this large South American country in 1995|Brazil
29/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ELLE|$200|easy|In this 1996 Tom Cruise film, Emmanuelle Beart played Claire, the wife of Jim Phelps|Mission: Impossible
14/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|After freeing it from France, Toussaint L'Ouverture became the first ruler of this nation|Haiti
24/04/2006|Jeopardy!|THAT IS SO 'P.C.'|$800|hard|Hits by this female country singer who sadly died in a plane crash included 'Walkin' After Midnight'|Patsy Cline
18/04/2001|Jeopardy!|STATE OF 'GRACE'|$100|easy|Its address is 3764 Elvis Presley Blvd.|Graceland
17/11/1999|Jeopardy!|HIRSCHFELD|$200|easy|Broadway's Diamond Lil; come up and see her sometime|Mae West
04/01/1999|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT BOARD GAME|$500|medium|'My wink is nearest the pot.  I've won the squidge-off!'|tiddlywinks
22/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ONE-NAMED PERSONALITIES|$400|easy|In 2002 this singer & other activists founded DATA, which stands for Debt, AIDS, Trade, Africa|Bono
21/10/2005|Jeopardy!|MULTIPLE CHOICE|$600|medium|Of punt, pass, or kick, the one that's the former currency of Ireland|the punt
01/02/2005|Jeopardy!|TIME FOR A 'PI'|$600|medium|Wealth, or a city that the official seat of government in a state|capital
30/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$1600|hard|In the arm, the name of this muscle precedes brachii; in the leg, femoris|the biceps
22/11/1996|Jeopardy!|SEAN CONNERY FILMS|$500|medium|Although he's Scottish, the luck of the Irish got Connery cast in this 1959 Disney film about the wee folk|Darby O' Gill and the Little People
02/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$1600|hard|Originally, this 1928 Gershwin orchestral composition included real French taxi horns|An American in Paris
29/10/1997|Jeopardy!|INVENTORS|$300|easy|In 1864 this Swede founded the Nitroglycerin Corporation|Alfred Nobel
10/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SPACEY MOVIES|$600|medium|Kevin co-produced & played a malignant movie executive in the film 'Swimming With' these|Sharks
01/06/2006|Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN POLITICS|$600|medium|Bobby Kennedy's daughter Kathleen Kennedy Townsend was the first female lt. governor of this state|Maryland
04/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CATCH THE 'FLU'|$400|easy|Financially well off|affluent
23/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$200|easy|It's the religion of most of Guatemala's people|Roman Catholic
06/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THEY'RE TALKIN' BASEBALL|$400|easy|An umpire, accused of not seeing if a ball was fair or foul: 'On a clear day, I can see' this '& that sucker is 93 mil. miles away'|the sun
28/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THE ENVIRONMENT|$600|medium|This triatomic allotrope of oxygen protects us from the full force of harmful ultraviolet rays|ozone
06/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|STATE OF THE UNION|$800|hard|Gerald & Betty Ford, on Oct. 15, 1948|Michigan
26/10/2001|Jeopardy!|BALTIMORE|$200|easy|The 1814 bombardment of this nearby site is commemorated on Defenders' Day|Fort McHenry
21/03/1997|Jeopardy!|OPTICS|$500|medium|Fujitsu, NTT & Bell Labs have sent data down a strand of this at a rate of 1 trillion bits per second|Optic fiber
01/04/2005|Jeopardy!|THE FDR LIBRARY|$600|medium|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from the FDR Presidential Library in Hyde Park, NY.)  FDR used this cane given to him by this organization; the handle has a slot to collect coins for the Infant Paralysis Fund|the March of Dimes
30/01/1990|Jeopardy!|PUBLISHING|$100|easy|In 1982 this former first lady became an editor at Doubleday & Co.|Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
01/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD PUZZLE|$1000|hard|For 47 across, I'll hit them with...  'Palate-raising response'|gag reflex
15/01/2003|Jeopardy!|'J' WALKING|$200|easy|You've 'hit' this when you win a large cash prize or achieve a significant success|the jackpot
06/10/1989|Jeopardy!|LEFTOVERS|$400|easy|This brand of syrup comes in a bottle shaped like a lady, & the syrup pours from the top of her head|Mrs. Butterworth's
21/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SEEING THE LIGHT|$2000|hard|The Psalmist sayeth, 'Thy word is' this (also an old CBS religious show) 'and a light unto my path'|a lamp unto my feet
10/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$200|easy|The Renaissance began in this country|Italy
31/12/2008|Final Jeopardy!|ADVERTISING ICONS|None|None|This advertising icon who debuted in the 1950s is known as Pron-Tito in Spanish-speaking countries|Speedy Alka-Seltzer
25/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE HALEAKALA OBSERVATORY|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Haleakala Observatory in Maui, Hawaii.)  Astronomers at Haleakala are using the faulkes telescope north to observe the ongoing gigantic collision of two galaxies that gets this name from the long star trails that extend to each side, like sensory organs from the head of an insect|antennae
28/11/1984|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY MUSICALS|$300|easy|In 1967, Broadway said 'hello' to this 1st black 'Dolly'|Pearl Bailey
24/02/2003|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$2000|hard|Among its nicknames are 'Zion' & 'The New Jerusalem'|Salt Lake City
08/02/2006|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$1000|hard|The name of this foamy volcanic rock is an alteration of the Latin word meaning 'foam'|pumice
08/07/2005|Jeopardy!|DEATH OF A PRESIDENT|$800|hard|His March 8, 1930 death occured a month after he resigned as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court due to heart trouble|(William) Taft
29/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|KATZ IN THE CRADLE|$1200|hard|Both Joel Grey & this 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High' actress started out with the last name Katz|Phoebe Cates
09/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TOWERS|$1000|hard|The White Tower, a remnant of Ottoman rule, is a highlight of this second-largest Greek city|Thessalonika
02/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SONGS FROM MUSICALS|$1600|hard|'I Enjoy Being A Girl'|Flower Drum Song
18/10/2004|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS FIRSTS|None|None|In 1876 this man became the first person not to get a busy signal on the other end of a phone line|Alexander Graham Bell
20/11/2000|Jeopardy!|ROCK ME|$200|easy|It's molten rock below ground|Magma
02/05/2000|Jeopardy!|MULTIPLE CHOICE|$300|easy|Of Alpha, Bravo, Charlie or Delta, the national cable TV network|Bravo
04/02/1991|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS QUOTES|$400|easy|When crowned in 1804, he told the Pope, 'I am the successor of Louis XIV, not Charlemagne'|Napoleon
04/03/1998|Jeopardy!|SHIPS|$200|easy|The March 9, 1862 battle of these 2 ships was the 1st conflict between ironclads|Monitor & Merrimac
29/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NEWS MEDIA|$200|easy|The 'Weekly World News' headline 'Bigfoot Captured!' is typical of these supermarket newspapers|tabloids
24/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$800|hard|In the Girls' Life story 'Can I Date My BFF's old BF?', BFF is best friend forever & BF is short for this|boyfriend
01/12/2011|Jeopardy!|'IGGY' POP|$600|medium|She played first mate to Captain Link Hogthrob|Miss Piggy
14/05/2002|Jeopardy!|TOP O' THE CHARTS|$400|easy|In a 1957 No. 1 hit, he sang, 'Darling, you send me, honest you do'|Sam Cooke
18/09/2006|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE STUFF|$800|hard|Its state dish is chili & its state mammal is the longhorn cow|Texas
23/12/1997|Jeopardy!|INCREDIBLE EDIBLES|$500|medium|The eggs of this shelled reptile are sometimes hard-boiled & the flippers may be braised in wine sauce|the turtle
17/03/2011|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY NOTABLES|None|None|Between April 1909 & March 1910, he killed 296 animals, including 9 lions & 8 elephants|Theodore Roosevelt
08/07/2010|Jeopardy!|I WANNA WATCH TV!|$800|hard|A Nickelodeon cartoon series isn't 'Mystique and...' or 'Rogue and...' but him 'and the X-Men'|Wolverine and the X-Men
18/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE DEMISES|$2000|hard|Woody Harrelson kills Rodney Dangerfield in a fish tank in this movie|Natural Born Killers
18/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GONE VISION|$1600|hard|In an 1823 poem, 'The children were nestled all snug in their beds while' these 'danced in their heads'|visions of sugar plums
15/07/1998|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. RETAILING|None|None|A February 1998 study found the world's highest store rents, $580 per square foot, on this street|Fifth Avenue (New York City)
14/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MOVERS & QUAKERS|$2000|hard|This aged Quaker poet wrote a verse for the California city named for him|(John Greenleaf) Whittier
25/07/2007|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$600|medium|Toyama, Wakasa & Ishikari bays are arms of this sea|the Sea of Japan
17/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY THINKERS|$400|easy|Called the Russian Revolution's most brilliant thinker, he lost a power struggle with Stalin & was killed in Mexico|Trotsky
27/06/2011|Jeopardy!|HINDSIGHT IS 1920|$600|medium|Some say the Jones Act of 1920, meant to help U.S. shipping, slowed cleanup of this mess that began in April 2010|the Gulf Oil Spill
19/10/2009|Jeopardy!|THE RUSSIAN|$200|easy|The actions of this Russian were truly revolutionary|Lenin
15/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NOW THAT'S COMEDY|$400|easy|'Animal House': 'Women--can't live with them, can't' do this|live without them
14/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$400|easy|Cellini's sculpture shows Perseus holding a sword in one hand & the head of this Gorgon in the other|Medusa
01/01/2008|Jeopardy!|U.S. MILITARY BRANCHES|$800|hard|In 1805 they crossed 600 miles of desert to raise the American flag over a foreign fort|the Marines
12/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TEENS IN HISTORY|$200|easy|The stakes were high for this peasant girl who was burnt at the stake in 1431|Joan of Arc
18/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|GENE POOL|$400|easy|His movie title roles include Quackser Fortune, Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother & Willy Wonka|Gene Wilder
16/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY LAST|$1200|hard|...of groups in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame|ZZ Top
31/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GENERAL INFORMATION|$800|hard|This 'old soldier' was a general at age 38; in 1930 at age 50, he was Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army|MacArthur
20/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CAN YOU PICTURE IT?|$400|easy|In 2008, this leader went from president to prime minister, but he's still very powerful|Putin
26/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S INVENTIVE!|$400|easy|He's the documentary filmmaker who co-invented the Aqualung|(Jacques) Cousteau
25/01/1996|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$100|easy|This branch of the Justice Department administers the National Crime Information Center|FBI
08/05/2007|Jeopardy!|I'M A BELIEVER|$1000|hard|...in this religion whose sacred scriptures were first published in Palmyra, New York|Mormon (The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints)
19/03/1990|Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'E'|$400|easy|A candidate for knighthood in medieval times, or an English country gentleman|Esquire
18/09/1986|Double Jeopardy!|KNIGHTS|$1900|hard|Aptly enough, Prince Philip meets with the other knights of the Thistle in this city|Edinburgh
19/02/1998|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC WORLD LEADERS|$100|easy|Serving from 1789 to 1797, he wanted the U.S. presidency to be nonpartisan|George Washington
04/02/2008|Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$200|easy|Architecture's Pritzker Prize medal is based on designs by Louis Sullivan, 'father of' this type of soaring building|the skyscraper
16/11/1989|Jeopardy!|THE WARS OF THE ROSES|$100|easy|Contrary to legend, a rose of this color may not have been a symbol of the house of Lancaster|Red
30/12/1999|Jeopardy!|HELLO, GUV|$100|easy|California 1967-1975|Ronald Reagan
18/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY|$1200|hard|With curative mineral springs, Bohemia's city of Marienbad is this 3-letter type of resort|spa
27/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'C' CREATURES|$1200|hard|Bedouins call this animal Ata Allah, 'God's Gift'|camel
23/03/2010|Final Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|None|None|Benjamin Harrison had the admission orders shuffled, so no one knows which of these 2 states was 39th & which was 40th|North & South Dakota
23/04/1987|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS|$200|easy|Flower most associated with Memorial Day|poppies
20/12/1991|Jeopardy!|MOVIE MONSTERS|$300|easy|The movie monster played by David Hedison, Brett Halsey, Jeff Goldblum & Eric Stoltz|the fly
10/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'F' FILES|$2000|hard|You can visit this region's 'fields' in Belgium; France's Nord province; & the Netherlands' Zeeland province|Flanders
11/12/2001|Jeopardy!|MAGS FOR MEN|$400|easy|Yeah, I'll take a quart of milk, 2 packs of gum, a Lotto ticket &, uh, this magazine that has a 'Pet of the Month'|Penthouse
15/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$800|hard|In Masaccio's 'Expulsion from Paradise', an archangel with a sword hovers over this pair|Adam & Eve
24/11/2005|Jeopardy!|DWIGHT BOY|$600|medium|During the 19th c., Yale prof. William Dwight Whitney was one of the foremost experts on this ancient language of India|Sanskrit
29/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT HISTORY|$1600|hard|The north-south & east-west dividing lines of their 'Land Of Four Quarters' intersected in Cuzco|the Incas
24/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MEGA MERGERS|$400|easy|This insurance company said 'Glad I met ya' to U.S. Healthcare & purchased it in 1996|Aetna
09/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES|$800|hard|In a 19th century poem, it precedes '...and through the wood, to Grandfather's house we go'|over the river
18/07/1996|Jeopardy!|THE 1990S|$200|easy|After 11 1/2 years in office, she resigned as British prime minister in 1990|Margaret Thatcher
31/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|GETTING JAZZED|$800|hard|In 1998 Ellis, patriarch of this jazz family, released his own trio album, 'Twelve's It'|Marsalis
08/09/1997|Jeopardy!|PHOTO OPS|$300|easy|A glass elevator leads to the observation deck at the top of this 600' symbol of the 1962 Seattle World's Fair|Space Needle
22/10/2001|Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$500|medium|In grammar, this is the term for the noun to which a following pronoun refers|antecedent
23/11/2007|Jeopardy!|THE NEW TESTAMENT|$600|medium|The book of John records him as saying, 'Except I shall see in his hands the print of the nails... I will not believe'|Thomas
24/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|NEW YORK GOVERNORS|$400|easy|You're in the money if you know that he was elected governor 4 times between 1958 & 1970|(Nelson) Rockefeller
27/09/2011|Jeopardy!|FAST FOOD MENU|$200|easy|The Croissan'wich & the Whopper|Burger King
15/12/2011|Jeopardy!|THE ENTERTAINER'S TWITTER BIO|$800|hard|This woman is a '2-time Emmy award winning comedian & star of Bravo's my life on the d-list'|Kathy Griffin
25/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A VISIT TO DENMARK|$1200|hard|When the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten published these in late 2005, a worldwide crisis developed|Muhammad cartoons
17/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|IRISH HISTORY|$400|easy|Despite American pressure, Ireland maintained this stance during World War II|neutrality
28/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE EVOLUTIONARY WAR|$2000|hard|A 1981 Arkansas law called for balanced teaching of evolution & this opposite type of 'science'|creationism
27/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|AN ALL-EDDIE BEFORE & AFTER|$800|hard|An '80s rocker who sang 'Take Me Home Tonight' becomes a biblical cliche about the all-corrupting dollar|Eddie Money is the root of all evil
06/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ART EXHIBITS|$400|easy|In 1995 this art movement was on view in a Monet exhibit & in a Caillebotte show|Impressionism
12/05/2004|Jeopardy!|THE UNITED STATES OF ADVERTISING|$800|hard|Bausch & Lomb introduced the 'Wayfarer' style of these in 1952|sunglasses
23/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PSYCH 'O'|$2000|hard|This adjective refers to the rear lobe of the brain|occipital
16/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$400|easy|Published in 1897, 'Work of the Digestive Glands' was the only book by this Russian physiologist|Ivan Pavlov
22/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY EPITAPHS|$1000|hard|Fondly remembered by the boys of The Brookfield School.  Goodbye...|Mr. Chips
08/11/1991|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|A cog railroad, the first built in the U.S., runs up this New Hampshire mountain|Mount Washington
08/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|STRAIT GUY|$400|easy|If you're on Cape Chelyuskin in this country, you'll have to cross the Vilkitsky Strait to get the the Arctic Ocean|Russia
09/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$200|easy|His 'Voyages Extraordinaires' include one 'From the Earth to the Moon' & one 'To the Center of the Earth'|Jules Verne
24/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HOUSE OF METAPHORS|$400|easy|Jesus said the temple has been turned into one of these 'of thieves'|a den
31/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AIRLINE TRAVEL|$2000|hard|In 2003 this airline agreed to buy KLM, creating Europe's largest airline|Air France
07/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$400|easy|If you belong to the major religion in Norway, you're an evangelical one of these Protestants|Lutherans
12/11/2010|Jeopardy!|COMIC BOOK VILLAINY|$600|medium|To torment the Fantastic Four, this evil doctor sent the child of Reed & Sue Richards to hell|Dr. Doom
29/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PICK THE PRIME NUMBER|$800|hard|9, 13, 15|13
02/02/1990|Jeopardy!|I TV|$200|easy|We can't tell if the 'I' in the title of this series referred to Bill Cosby or Robert Culp|I Spy
19/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$200|easy|If you're out in this European mountain range you may find the Inn Valley|the Alps
06/12/2000|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY SPORTS|$200|easy|Only 2 men have won The Masters 2 years in a row: Nick Faldo & this man|Jack Nicklaus
13/02/2001|Jeopardy!|SIEGFRIEDS & ROYS|$300|easy|This composer of the opera 'Siegfried' also named his son Siegfried|Richard Wagner
28/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GOVERNMENT|$600|medium|Under the law of presidential succession, it's the highest ranking cabinet position|Secretary of State
16/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$800|hard|This genius of Salzburg never finished his comic opera 'The Goose of Cairo'|(Wolfgang Amadeus) Mozart
09/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$1200|hard|The name of this type of paint that contains egg yolks almost sounds like a Japanese dish, but don't eat it|tempera
03/05/2005|Jeopardy!|TERRE HAUTE CUISINE|$800|hard|Any day of the week, hit this chain on U.S. 41 for a Three-For-All wings, skins & mozzarella appetizer|T.G.I. Friday's
13/01/2005|Final Jeopardy!|FEDERAL PUBLIC SERVANTS|None|None|With 7 years' service, this man who resigned in June 2004 had the longest tenure in his position in over 4 decades|George Tenet (former head of the CIA)
25/09/2001|Jeopardy!|LET'S CELEBRATE!|$500|medium|In 1915 President Wilson proclaimed that the second Sunday in May would be this annual holiday|Mother's Day
22/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE SCIENCE OF LIQUOR|$3000|hard|After 15 years of aging, 30% of an original quantity of bourbon (the 'angels' share') has been lost to this process|evaporation
08/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$200|easy|It's the only continent occupied by a single nation|Australia
30/11/1999|Jeopardy!|COPS|$300|easy|From the Middle English for 'lively', it's the police activity seen here:|Frisking
03/06/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$100|easy|This state's largest cities lie within its Bluegrass Region|Kentucky
19/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$600|medium|The last Greek god to be deified, the Romans called him Bacchus|Dionysus
23/03/2010|Jeopardy!|PLACES IN LITERATURE|$600|medium|This house on the moors in Yorkshire had 'Earnshaw' carved over the door|Wuthering Heights
04/02/2009|Jeopardy!|VETERANS' BENEFITS|$600|medium|In 1988 this president created the cabinet-level Department of Veterans Affairs|Ronald Reagan
29/10/2009|Jeopardy!|WHICH CAME FIRST?|$200|easy|Floppy disk, abacus, adding machine|an abacus
05/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FILL 'ER UP?|$400|easy|Esso stood for S.O., which stood for this|Standard Oil
24/11/1994|Jeopardy!|SHORT STORIES|$200|easy|This author's 1835 story 'Young Goodman Brown' is a tale of witchcraft in Salem, Massachusetts|Nathaniel Hawthorne
27/11/1998|Jeopardy!|TREATIES|$400|easy|The 1979 Israel-Egypt peace treaty called for the return of this peninsula to Egypt|Sinai
15/07/2008|Jeopardy!|HISTORY OF THE NEW YORK TIMES|$800|hard|Among its dozens of Pulitzer prizes is one for coverage of this 1986 tragedy, citing 'serious design flaws'|the Challenger (explosion)
07/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HOTEL CALIFORNIA|$800|hard|What a nice surprise!  This San Diego island hotel known as 'The Del' was the backdrop for 'Some Like It Hot'|Hotel del Coronado
17/03/2006|Jeopardy!|SO 'LONG'|$1000|hard|2-word term for the body part highlighted here|medulla oblongata
19/01/2000|Jeopardy!|POLITICS & SHOW BIZ|$100|easy|Mary Bono won election to Congress over Ralph Waite, John-Boy's dad on this show|The Waltons
08/02/2005|Jeopardy!|HOOSIER DADDY|$200|easy|As a weatherman, this late night talk show host congratulated a tropical storm on being upgraded to a hurricane|Dave Letterman
19/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1600|hard|'Bullet in the Head' heavy metal rap band that's a weapon perfected by Richard Gatling in the late 19th century|Rage Against the Machine Gun
17/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WOLF IT DOWN!|$2000|hard|Try some of the chicken cooked in this charcoal-fired oven that's used throughout India|a tandoor (oven)
24/12/2004|Jeopardy!|THE PREAMBLE|$600|medium|The preamble sets forth to 'insure domestic' this|tranquility
10/06/2004|Jeopardy!|CLIFF NOTES|$400|easy|On his namesake sitcom, he played obstetrician Cliff Huxtable|Bill Cosby
02/05/2000|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$100|easy|The beak of this flightless bird of Antarctica can be black, red, orange or bright purple|penguin
10/11/1989|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$500|medium|Frenchman who discovered the Piezoelectric Effect, that certain crystals when stressed make electricity|Pierre Curie
16/12/2005|Jeopardy!|EMPLOYEE EVALUATIONS|$200|easy|'The employee has reached rock bottom & has started to' do this, like a backhoe|dig
29/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ALL EARS|$2000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows an anatomical illustration on the monitor.)  Deriving its name from the Greek word for snail, this structure contains the actual organ of hearing|the cochlea
13/11/1995|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL BOOKS|$100|easy|It was Alice Walker's third novel|The Color Purple
01/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'HI' FIVE|$800|hard|Opened in 1925, this Florida park is famous for its horse races & flamingos|Hialeah
16/04/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT THEY WORE|$1700|hard|Patrick Singleton, this country's only man in the 2002 winter games, aptly wore shorts to the opening ceremonies|Bermuda
14/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN & SONG|$800|hard|'You're So Vain' & 'Nobody Does It Better'|Carly Simon
13/06/2003|Jeopardy!|WORLD OF AUTHORS|$600|medium|Deepak Chopra|India
18/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BRIT LIT|$800|hard|Of a future land, a patent medicine, or an alien visitor, what H.G. Wells' 'Tono-Bungay' is|patent medicine
27/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|DOUBLE 'Z'|$800|hard|It means 'snout', or a device used to cover a snout to prevent biting|a muzzle
27/05/2003|Jeopardy!|LET'S HAVE A CONFERENCE|$200|easy|The Hampton Roads Conference was an unsuccessful attempt to end this in 1865|Civil War
24/06/1987|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$600|medium|Moving there just 4 months before leaving office, he was 1st to live in the White House|John Adams
14/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|EDIBLE LINGO|$800|hard|A score of zero in sports is also known by this bird term|Goose egg
06/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$2000|hard|The name of this tropical fruit comes from the resemblance of its flowers to symbols of the crucifixon|passion fruit
07/04/1987|Jeopardy!|GRAY MATTERS|$300|easy|His career 'Bud'ded as Princess & Kitten's brother 'Father Knows Best'|Bill Gray
15/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|STATE DEPARTMENT TRAVEL WARNINGS|$2000|hard|'Sept. 17, 2008, armed terrorists attacked a U.S. embassy in Sana'a' in this country, so 'y' go?|Yemen
09/05/2005|Jeopardy!|EDUCATION|$600|medium|It's the 'watery' term for integrating a student with special needs into a regular class|mainstreaming
01/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS MOUSTACHES|$600|medium|This TV comic known for his moustache & cigars was also known for characters such as Percy Dovetonsils|Ernie Kovacs
21/06/1999|Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINING CANADIANS|$200|easy|Most know William Shatner is Canadian, but so is James Doohan, who played this 'Star Trek' engineer|Scotty
26/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SPECIAL OPS MOVIES|$400|easy|The hijackers in 'The Delta Force' didn't reckon with this man as Major McCoy--Mike Huckabee could have warned them|Chuck Norris
06/05/2004|Jeopardy!|SIMPLY GEOGRAPHIC|$1000|hard|Named for a former U.S. president, this mountain peak in Denali N.P. is the highest point in the United States|Mount McKinley
22/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$800|hard|This author of 'The Cardinal Sins' was ordained a Catholic priest in 1954|Andrew Greeley
10/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S GO FOR A 'SPIN'|$1200|hard|It can be a yarn maker, or a woman who never married|a spinster
30/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S OFFICIAL|$800|hard|We could just go on & on forever about this Nissan division, an official sponsor of Cirque du Soleil|Infiniti
05/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ADVENTUROUS WOMEN|$1600|hard|Around 1901 archaeologist Gertrude Bell excavated many of the ruins of Iraq & later began this city's Natl. Museum|Baghdad
01/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THERE'S AN 'A'|$200|easy|In Greek mythology, they were the race of warrior women led by Hippolyta|Amazons
06/11/2001|Jeopardy!|SONG LYRICS|$200|easy|Duran Duran: 'I'm on the hunt I'm after you, mouth is alive with juices like wine'|Hungry Like The Wolf
13/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|JEFFERSON DAVIS|$1600|hard|Davis' vice president was this former U.S. representative from Georgia|Alexander Stephens
04/11/2004|Jeopardy!|FATHER KNOWS BEST|$600|medium|The Encarta Dictionary defines this as 'one of the members of the convention that drafted the U.S. Constitution'|a Founding Father
24/09/2010|Jeopardy!|THERE'S A PRICE ON YOUR HEAD|$600|medium|10 bucks should get you a replacement head for your Oral-B power this|toothbrush
20/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SIBLING REVELRY|$1600|hard|The dark comedy 'Grosse Pointe Blank' starred this actor as an assassin & this sister of his as his office manager|Joan & John Cusack
09/12/2002|Jeopardy!|IT BORDERS BOTH|$1000|hard|France & Spain|Andorra
25/09/1995|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|In this 1957 Kerouac novel, Old Bull Lee is based on author William S. Burroughs|On the Road
25/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|HALOGENS|$800|hard|As this halogen, atomic number 17, kills bacteria, it's used to purify drinking & pool water|chlorine
07/02/2005|Jeopardy!|THE LAST KING|$200|easy|Called the 'Citizen King', Louis Philippe was the last king of this country|France
15/12/2005|Jeopardy!|HOOKED ON PHOENICIA|$800|hard|Shakespeare made this title Phoenician a 'Prince of Tyre'|Pericles
19/11/1998|Jeopardy!|__A__A__A|$300|easy|From Spanish for hut, it's a little shelter that opens onto a swimming pool|Cabana
04/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|INITIALS M.D.|$800|hard|Like Neve & Denise, he was one of the 'Wild Things'|Matt Dillon
08/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ALL AROUND NEW YORK|$600|medium|The names of over 500,000 immigrants appear on a wall of honor at the Immigration Museum on this island|Ellis Island
24/11/2004|Jeopardy!|ANTHROPOLOGY|$400|easy|Johann Blumenback determined from his collection of these body parts that there were 5 races of humans|skulls
24/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$600|medium|It's measured in rads|radiation
13/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$600|medium|From India the Arabs got the point of this number system also called the Hindu-Arabic System|Decimal System
11/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|GREEN STUFF|$800|hard|In 1983 it became the first country in Europe to have Green Party members in its national legislature|West Germany
23/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENT SYMBOL SPELLING|$400|easy|Radium, iodine, nitrogen|Rain (Ra I N)
01/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE COLOR PURPLE|$1000|hard|When these flowers 'last in the dooryard bloom'd', it was May, & they grew to a height of 20 feet|lilacs
19/11/1998|Jeopardy!|NOVA|$100|easy|Footage from Iceland & Switzerland was used on 'Nova''s show about this title natural disaster|Avalanche!
17/10/1997|Jeopardy!|THEY ALMOST STARRED IN...|$200|easy|Anne Bancroft turned down the role of Nurse Ratched in this film; Louise Fletcher must be grateful|One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
03/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HANDEL|$800|hard|Along with Bach, Handel is considered one of the greatest composers of the late era of this musical style|Baroque
06/07/1998|Jeopardy!|LEFTOVERS|$500|medium|This insurance company was named in the 19th century after a live volcano|Aetna
25/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE A GUESS|$200|easy|Gwilym is the Welsh form of this name that's been popular in England for centuries|William
07/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK WORMS|$400|easy|'Worm' by Jill Bailey focuses on this kind of worm found in the soil|an earthworm
12/07/2007|Jeopardy!|INSIDE ALEX TREBEK|$800|hard|Thai kings considered this a 'royal tree' under strict protection|teak
06/11/1998|Jeopardy!|THE PRODUCE SECTION|$300|easy|Just saying the name of this fruit makes me feel romantic|Passion fruit
23/05/2003|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE-'L' WORDS|$1000|hard|Lord Tennyson called his series of 12 poems based on Arthurian legend these 'of the King'|Idylls of the King
11/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE FOUNDERS|$800|hard|Universalist Charles, who wanted to put 'a light on the hill' in Medford, Massachusetts|Tufts
11/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$1000|hard|In 1766 this English chemist discovered the properties of hydrogen & called it inflammable air|Henry Cavendish
14/02/2011|Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTER APB|$400|easy|His victims include Charity Burbage, Mad Eye Moody & Severus Snape; he'd be easier to catch if you'd just name him!|Voldemort
26/03/1996|Jeopardy!|COOKING|$100|easy|3 tbsp. of carob powder plus 2 tbsp. of liquid may be substituted for 1 unsweetened ounce of this|Chocolate
14/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CONTEMPORARY AUTHORS|$400|easy|This comedienne's 'Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe' was inspired by her aunt's cafe in Alabama|Fannie Flagg
05/05/2005|Jeopardy!|BODY PARTS BY PREFIX|$600|medium|Podo-|the feet
15/07/2010|Jeopardy!|VAMPIRE WEEKEND|$600|medium|Vlad the Impaler, an inspiration for Dracula, was a prince in what's now this country|Romania
08/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DUTCH & FLEMISH PAINTERS|$1600|hard|As a diplomat in the 1620s, this 3-named artist helped negotiate a treaty between England & Spain|Peter Paul Rubens
17/06/2004|Jeopardy!|I HAVE SPOKANE|$800|hard|The Franklin D. Roosevelt Reservoir was created by this 'Grand' dam just northwest of Spokane|Grand Coulee Dam
17/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE WINE CELLAR|$800|hard|This is 'the word' for a major French champagne house founded in 1827|Mumm
14/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRO QUIZ|$2000|hard|In 1958 this scientist found donut-shaped zones of charged particles high in the Earth's magnetic field|(James) Van Allen
23/03/2004|Jeopardy!|ELIZABETH TAYLOR|$1000|hard|On New Year's Eve 1999, Queen Elizabeth awarded her this title|Dame
11/10/2000|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE TOYING WITH ME|$200|easy|These were named to the Toy Hall of Fame in 2000:|Jacks
05/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|_____&____|$200|easy|Carl Sagan said he never uttered this phrase associated with him & checked the 'Cosmos' tapes to prove it|Billions & Billions
08/06/1999|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAIN|$100|easy|About 300 miles southwest of Lhasa: 29,028 feet|Mount Everest
12/12/2007|Jeopardy!|THE IS YOUR LIFE, ABE LINCOLN!|$1000|hard|Sec. of War for Franklin Pierce , some called him Mr. President (though certainly not you!); say hello to...|Jefferson Davis
11/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WASHINGTON POST CARDS|$800|hard|Dear Mary,  Today I found out you can't do this to 'All of the people all [of] the time' -Abe|fool
08/06/2006|Jeopardy!|TOOLS|$200|easy|The peen is opposite the striking surface on this tool|a hammer
28/10/2004|Jeopardy!|SURVIVOR: CONGRESS|$600|medium|Familiar with tight votes, this ex-Fla. Secy. of State & present lawmaker shook up her tribe pondering a 2004 Senate run|Katherine Harris
30/03/2007|Jeopardy!|LITERARY OBITS|$200|easy|A harpoon rope around his neck took this 1851 seafarer from us too soon|(Captain) Ahab
30/03/1999|Jeopardy!|LET'S GET M*A*S*Hed|$400|easy|Company clerk 'Radar' O'Reilly was from this state|Iowa
02/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, BEAUTIFUL|$1000|hard|David Copperfield's 6-year engagement to this German supermodel disappeared in 1999|Claudia Schiffer
17/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$200|easy|Mt. Waialeale, the wettest spot in the world, is located in this state|Hawaii
11/09/2003|Jeopardy!|SIOUX|$800|hard|Tetons call themselves Lakota; Yankton & Yanktonai use Nakota; & the Santee use this name|Dakota
03/03/2010|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR PHRASES|$800|hard|When insulted, you might turn a deaf ear or turn this, as advised in Luke & Matthew|the other cheek
17/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE TROPHY CASE|$2000|hard|Seen here in 1950, it's the oldest pro-league trophy in North America & gets to be taken home by each member of the winning team|the Stanley Cup
16/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$400|easy|Since the 1920s an Indian maiden has represented this brand o'butter|Land O'Lakes
12/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS TALK|$400|easy|On Memorial Day in 1911 Ray Harroun drove into history as the first winner of this auto race|the Indianapolis 500
13/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS IN (THE) ENCYCLOPEDIA|$800|hard|This type of year happens once every four|leap
13/06/2005|Jeopardy!|SHUT YOUR MOUTH!|$400|easy|'Factor' in the idea that this Fox commentator has been known to tell guests in his 'No Spin Zone' to 'Shut up!'|Bill O'Reilly
06/02/1990|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$200|easy|'Wheel Of Fortune' is mentioned in his 1989 hit 'We Didn't Start The Fire'|Billy Joel
19/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS|$200|easy|Andrew Marton received a special award for directing the chariot race in this 1959 film|Ben-Hur
14/06/2007|Jeopardy!|THE GREEK ALPHABET & MORE|$600|medium|These electromagnetic beams are particularly intense in the Crab Nebula|gamma rays
08/10/2007|Jeopardy!|THIS MEANS WAR!|$400|easy|During the Revolutionary War, volunteers ready to fight with 60 seconds' notice were called these|minutemen
30/05/2005|Jeopardy!|DONALD TRUMP|$1000|hard|The Donald graduated first in his class from this school of finance at U.Penn. in 1968|Wharton
20/02/1997|Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$100|easy|In 1981, just minutes after President Reagan was sworn in, the 52 hostages in this country were released|Iran
14/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$1400|hard|(Hi, I'm Dot Richardson.) Fast-pitch softball is played with 9 players per team; slow-pitch teams have this many players|10
27/05/2003|Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY'S GREATEST HITS|$400|easy|In 1979 Voyager 1 discovered that this large body has rings, just like Saturn & Uranus|Jupiter
29/11/1984|Double Jeopardy!|FIRSTS|$200|easy|Combat candies made to melt in a GI's mouth, not in his hand|M&M's
30/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BACKWORDS|$800|hard|The Internet is inundated with many things: polls. sports, games, maps, news & unfortunately, this|spam
06/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PAINTERS|$800|hard|This female Impressionist helped Americans collect art, like the Havemeyers, whose collection went to the Met|Mary Cassatt
07/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S JAPANESE TO ME|$1000|hard|When you try to catch these cultivated carp, you'd expect them to play hard to get|Koi
06/03/2008|Jeopardy!|INNOCENT POPES|$200|easy|Innocent VIII sent inquisitors to Germany in the 1480s to root out & try those practicing this 'craft'|witchcraft
15/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MIND YOUR SCIENCE 'P's & 'Q's|$1600|hard|The Titanic sank with its artifacts to 12,500 feet, where this is measured at about 380 atmospheres|pressure
29/03/2010|Jeopardy!|TV NAMES|$600|medium|It was magic: '____ the Teenage Witch'|Sabrina
13/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|LOVE POETRY|$1200|hard|It makes sense that Marlowe's 'passionate shepherd' promises his love 'a gown made of the finest' this|wool
11/10/2004|Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$400|easy|When Anheuser-Busch introduced this beer in the 1870's, it was fermented twice & pasteurized|Budweiser
27/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|____FOR____|$2000|hard|Truffaut's 'La Nuit Americaine' is known as this in America|Day for Night
29/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BOND GIRLS|$1000|hard|Natalie's sister, she was Plenty O' Toole in 'Diamonds Are Forever'|Lana Wood
28/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'MATE'|$400|easy|To burn to ashes|to cremate
19/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NOVELS|$1600|hard|This title foundling's foster father, Squire Allworthy, is later revealed to be his uncle|Tom Jones
05/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|2001|$400|easy|On February 6 this Likud Party leader won election as Prime Minister of Israel|Ariel Sharon
15/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN LANGUAGE LAB|$1600|hard|Go where some men have gone before with this 4-letter term from the Afrikaans for 'migrate'|trek
28/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A CAJUN CATEGORY|$1600|hard|After Louisiana, this state has the largest Cajun population, especially in areas like Port Arthur|Texas
15/07/1997|Jeopardy!|SMALL BUSINESS|$500|medium|There's nothing gained by this type of 'capitalist' if he doesn't finance a start-up company|Venture capitalist
03/06/2009|Jeopardy!|WHO'S THE FAIREST ONE OF ALL?|$800|hard|A 2005 '60 Minutes' story said the world's most beautiful woman is Aishwarya Rai, queen of this country's cinema|India
14/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$200|easy|Ange-Jacques Gabriel designed the classically elegant Petit Trianon at this palace|Versailles
08/09/1989|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'I''S HAVE IT|$200|easy|This John Lennon - Paul McCartney tune was the 1st by the Beatles to reach No. 1 in the U.S.|I Want To Hold Your Hand
17/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$1000|hard|You can see his most famous work, 'Nighthawks', at the Art Institute of Chicago|Edward Hopper
22/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AYE AYE, ADMIRAL|$200|easy|In 1805, in memory of this admiral, his brother William was made an Earl of Trafalgar|Lord Nelson
04/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS TROJANS|$1600|hard|This son of Priam was raised as a shepherd after his mom learned in a vision he would cause the fall of Troy|Paris
14/11/1994|Jeopardy!|MOVIE THRILLERS|$500|medium|Barbara Stanwyck got an Oscar nomination for her role in this 1948 thriller based on a 1943 radio play|Sorry, Wrong Number
03/09/1990|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS|$800|hard|After a serious illness in 37 A.D., this Roman emperor became cruel & mentally unbalanced|Caligula
27/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SUPREME COURT BEFORE & AFTER|$1200|hard|Jason Lee sitcom that served as Chief Justice from 1953 to 1969|My Name Is Earl Warren
19/12/2000|Jeopardy!|DID I HEAR THAT RIGHT?|$100|easy|'Saturday Night Live' editorialist Emily Litella wasn't sure why all the fuss about these 'on television'|Violins
19/04/2001|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$400|easy|Spanish for 'little war', it's a member of a small band of irregular soldiers who harass the enemy by surprise raids|Guerrilla
14/01/2008|Jeopardy!|WE MEAN BUSINESS|$200|easy|Introduced in 1948, Glidden's Spread  Satin is a type of this|paint
22/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'70s TV|$600|medium|Anne Meara was Kate McShane & this Kate was Kate Columbo|Kate Mulgrew
29/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THIS MEANS 'WAR'|$1000|hard|This phrase is derived from Oliver Cromwell's request to be painted as he was, including blemishes|warts and all
02/11/1999|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$200|easy|The Philistine king gave David this protection job for life; hey, Kevin Costner could play him in the movie|Bodyguard
14/07/2005|Jeopardy!|ROMANS|$800|hard|Emperor Antonius Pius extended the Empire's frontier into Scotland & built a new wall to replace this|Hadrian's Wall
15/07/2009|Jeopardy!|THE GREAT STATE OF...|$600|medium|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows a map of the Northeast on the monitor.)  The combined area of all the other New England states would fit inside this largest New England state|Maine
25/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|VERBS|$400|easy|4-syllable synonym for 'to count', from Latin for 'to count'|enumerate
09/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TAG LINES|$400|easy|1994: 'Drink From Me and Live Forever'|Interview With the Vampire
07/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|1980s BESTSELLERS|$1600|hard|Gore Vidal's monumental novel about this president was a bestseller in 1984|Lincoln
29/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY OPERA|$1200|hard|In this 1892 Leoncavallo opera, the clowns enter an Italian village in a parade led by a donkey cart|Pagliacci (Il Pagliacci accepted)
18/12/1996|Jeopardy!|'Z' ABBREVIATIONS|$500|medium|The abbreviations for the 2 elements whose names begin with Z|Zn & Zr (Zinc & Zirconium)
06/03/1998|Jeopardy!|NUMBER, PLEASE|$300|easy|In Revelation 13:8, it's given as 'The Number of the Beast'|666
07/07/1997|Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|$400|easy|After his sweetheart's ice cream melted as he rowed it to her, Ole Evinrude invented this type of engine|Outboard motor
26/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN WITH 40-TUDE|$800|hard|This 'Fast Car' singer has been on the music scene since the '80s & the life scene since March 1964|(Tracy) Chapman
14/04/2008|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'A'|$800|hard|Dappled horse believed to have descended from wild mustangs in Nez Perce territory|an appaloosa
29/12/1999|Jeopardy!|KING ME|$500|medium|Ferdinand VII, Juan Carlos|Spain
20/05/1998|Jeopardy!|BUGLE CALLS|$300|easy|Its unofficial lyrics include: 'Day is done, gone the sun, from the lake, from the hill, from the sky'|Taps
20/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC 'D' TOUR|$1000|hard|Not only was Henry Ford born in this Michigan city, he also started his first auto company there|Dearborn
13/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN|$800|hard|Character who is “corny as Kansas in August”|Nellie Forbush
05/11/2002|Jeopardy!|SURELY YOU JOUST|$400|easy|This synonym for jousting that sounds like a pinball term refers to the barrier between the opponents|tilting
31/03/2005|Jeopardy!|THE MUSICAL FRUIT|$800|hard|Elton John: '____ Wine'|Elderberry
03/12/2001|Jeopardy!|BILL SHAKESPEARE, P.I.|$800|hard|Investigating a possible regicide by this fella; got his address, Dunsinane, but his wacked-out wife worries me|Macbeth
24/04/2008|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TAGLINES|$1000|hard|1997: 'Collide with destiny'|Titanic
11/02/2011|Jeopardy!|A YEAR ENDING IN 11|$800|hard|Oueen Anne of England establishes the Ascot horse races|1711
03/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY RHYME TIME|$1200|hard|Cheetos for a Himalayan ox|a yak snack
16/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YOU GOT MY LITERARY NUMBER|$1600|hard|It's the classic 1949 novel by the writer born Eric Blair|1984
11/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE VATICAN|$200|easy|Carlo Maderno lengthened the nave to change the pattern of St. Peter's from a Greek to a Latin one of these|a cross
10/06/1999|Jeopardy!|1941|$300|easy|In a 1941 hit song 'You leave the Pennsylvania Station 'bout a quarter to four' aboard this title train|Chattanooga Choo Choo
23/05/2001|Jeopardy!|CALIFORNIA EXPORTS|$500|medium|Callaway's Big Bertha is a titanium one of these|Golf club
28/01/1998|Jeopardy!|ODD WORDS|$400|easy|A zill is one of a pair of these metal instruments that belly dancers wear on their fingers|Cymbals
03/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$400|easy|Under the 1783 Treaty of Paris, this river became the western boundary of the U.S.|Mississippi River
19/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THAT PLANET|$400|easy|Christian Huygens wrote about this planet's rings way back in 1659|Saturn
27/01/2003|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SITCOM EPISODES|$400|easy|'Movin' on Down'|The Jeffersons
21/11/1985|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYMES|$500|medium|After turning around, what 'Teddy bear, teddy bear' does|touches the ground
17/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ADJECTIVES|$2000|hard|This adjective that means weirdly frightening comes from Old English for 'cowardly'|eerie
25/11/1999|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$400|easy|Faux face (4)|Mask
28/03/2011|Jeopardy!|D-DAY|$1000|hard|Rommel said, 'the first 24 hours of the invasion will be decisive...it will be' this, which became the title of a book & movie|the longest day
06/04/1999|Jeopardy!|'90s NONFICTION|$200|easy|This news personality's 'America' told of his 12 favorite places found 'On the Road'|Charles Kuralt
20/01/1997|Jeopardy!|TOP MODELS|$200|easy|Holding a Cohiba panatella, Linda Evangelista was on a magazine cover for aficionados of these|Cigars
28/03/2005|Jeopardy!|BORN IN THE U.S.A.|$200|easy|He was born in 1786 in Eastern Tennessee & died in 1836 at the Alamo|Davy Crockett
07/01/2000|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN FOLKLORE|$200|easy|This steel drivin' man used 2 20-pound hammers in his contest with a steam drill|John Henry
29/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BIG MOVIES|$200|easy|'Big Jake' was the last of 5 films this big guy made with Maureen O'Hara|John Wayne
21/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER STARS & STRIPES|$1600|hard|The star is a guide; the blue is sky; the red is the blood of patriots; the white is the Andean snow|Chile
20/03/2009|Jeopardy!|'A' TRAVEL CATEGORY|$800|hard|See one of Diego Rivera's last murals at the House of Dolores Olmedo in this resort city|Acapulco
05/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|IT BORDERS RUSSIA|$1600|hard|Russia's northernmost border with another country is with this country|Norway
09/01/2003|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|This city of over a million people lies 30 miles from Fort Worth|Dallas
25/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDTERMS (ELECTIONS, THAT IS)|$1200|hard|83% in Arkansas voted to make the right to do this part of the state Constitution--ducks & elk didn't have a vote|hunt
13/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY|$800|hard|In 1990, the very first 'E.W.' cover didn't feature a movie or TV star, but this alternative country singer|k.d. lang
10/03/2003|Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL NOVELS|$800|hard|Some consider this 1932 novel, the first in a trilogy, a blight on Captain Bligh's character|Mutiny on the Bounty
05/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNORS AT STATEHOOD|$1000|hard|Thomas Pinckney|South Carolina
04/07/2008|Jeopardy!|'SAG'|$600|medium|It's purple in a popular Zane Grey title|sage (Riders of the Purple Sage)
24/10/2002|Jeopardy!|SNAP, CRACKLE OR POP|$800|hard|Sold in India, it's a Cadbury chocolate & butterscotch bar with crunchy crispies|Crackle
05/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$400|easy|He was Speaker of the Mass. House of Rep. 1948-1952 & Speaker of the U.S. House 1977-1987|Tip O'Neill
21/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|VERB-OSITY|$1000|hard|It means to beat or reprimand, not to moisten a young sheep while cooking it|Lambaste
28/11/1996|Jeopardy!|ART|$400|easy|Dancer Louise Weber, one of his most famous subjects, was known as 'La Goulue' -- The Glutton|Toulouse-Lautrec
11/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN|$1200|hard|Blinaya means this, the 'hop' in IHOP|house of pancakes
01/07/2009|Jeopardy!|MOVIE REMAKES|$800|hard|Keanu's typecast as an alien: 'The Day the Earth _____ _____'|Stood Still
22/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|A REAL RHODES SCHOLAR|$800|hard|Robert Reich met this man on the voyage to Oxford, where both were Rhodes Scholars, & later served as his Secretary of Labor|Bill Clinton
12/06/2001|Jeopardy!|LIBROS EN ESPANOL|$200|easy|Wells: 'La Maquina del Tiempo'|The Time Machine
19/07/2006|Jeopardy!|A GAME OF DARTS|$600|medium|(Jon of the Clue Crew tosses a dart at the dartboard.)  I'm playing a standard game of 501; with a remaining score of 12 & 1 dart left, I have to hit double this number to win|6
17/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WALTER MATTHAU|$400|easy|Neil Simon wrote this 'Odd Couple' role to accommodate Matthau's personality|Oscar Madison
14/11/2008|Jeopardy!|POTTY MOUTH!|$800|hard|A sudden rise of emotion, as in one 'of anger'; in cards, it can be royal|a flush
02/06/2010|Jeopardy!|IN THIS EUROPEAN CAPITAL|$200|easy|Kensington Gardens, the Old Vic Theatre|London
23/12/1999|Jeopardy!|JAWS|$400|easy|This product was originally developed for race car drivers:|Jaws of Life
25/06/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$1000|hard|Mount Kosciusko, Australia's highest peak, lies in this range of the Australian Alps|the Snowy Mountains
25/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE ROAD WITH BOB & BING|$200|easy|Bing sells Bob to a slave trader in 'Road to' this north African country|Morocco
06/07/2010|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY 'E'|$2000|hard|The family history you wrote for school might include entering the U.S. at this island in New York Bay|Ellis Island
14/10/2008|Jeopardy!|THE BELLS ARE RINGING|$1000|hard|Poe rhymed 'the rolling of the bells--of the bells, bells, bells', with this 'of the bells'|the tolling of the bells
03/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|I GOT IT HANDELED|$1000|hard|Handel bequeathed the 'Messiah' manuscript to a hospital for these children, like Tom Jones|Foundlings
27/03/2003|Jeopardy!|V FOR...|$800|hard|To the U.S. in WWII V was for victory; to the Germans it stood for Vergeltungswaffe, the name of this weapon|V-1
22/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$1200|hard|Andalusite, an aluminum silicate mineral, was named for the region in this country where it was discovered|Spain
25/06/1999|Jeopardy!|LABOR|$300|easy|All together now!  Most of the gains labor unions get in the U.S. are achieved through this process|Collective bargaining
16/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|_____ & _____|$5000|hard|Covert operations are sometimes referred to as this pair: one a piece of clothing, the other, a weapon|cloak & dagger
10/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CONSTITUTIONAL NO-NOs|$1600|hard|No being a senator if you haven't been this for at least 9 years|a citizen
10/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE MEDITERRANEAN|$2000|hard|It's made up of three main islands & has a combined land area smaller than Philadelphia|Malta
29/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|OH, 'BOY'|$2000|hard|The Marine Corps' 'Black Sheep' squadron was commanded this famed major|Pappy Boyington
09/12/2005|Jeopardy!|ARE YOU SHAKESPEARIENCED?|$800|hard|'The isle is full of noises, sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not'|The Tempest
29/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|JEOPORTMANTEAU!|$1200|hard|'Book'ish nickname of fictional young detective Leroy Brown plus the doctor he might see for a check-up|Encyclopediatrician
09/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1880s|$200|easy|President Hayes said in March 1880 that one of these across the Isthmus of Panama would be under U.S. control|a canal
14/01/1998|Jeopardy!|BOOKS OF THE '20s|$500|medium|In the title of a 1927 Willa Cather novel, 'Death Comes for' him|The Archbishop
22/01/1999|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN BEER|$300|easy|Country singer Johnny Russell pined for his 'Rednecks, white socks and' this beer from Pabst|Pabst Blue Ribbon
06/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$600|medium|The most picturesque part of this Portuguese capital is the Alfama along the Tagus River|Lisbon
10/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS|$800|hard|In 1958 he was elected Governor of New York; he was reelected 3 times|Nelson Rockefeller
02/01/1997|Jeopardy!|SWEETS|$500|medium|Mascarpone, a rich type of this dairy product, is an ingredient in tiramisu|Cheese
17/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COME ON, LIT HAPPY|$600|medium|The title character of this 1900 Conrad novel is a man haunted by guilt over an act of cowardice|Lord Jim
11/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PUMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE|$400|easy|Ride over a nail & you might need Schwinn's Airdriver, one of these|a tire pump
30/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LAW|$200|easy|In the closing arguments in a federal criminal case, this side goes first & gets to do a rebuttal|Prosecution
13/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL CHARACTERS|$400|easy|Ashley Wilkes says of him, 'Arrogant devil, isn't he?  He looks like one of the Borgias'|Rhett Butler
17/01/1997|Jeopardy!|PESTS|$200|easy|Paradichlorobenzene crystals are used to control these fabric-eating insects|Moths
09/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE ANCIENTS SPEAK|$800|hard|Hippocrates called this 'the most distinguished of all the arts' but 'by far the least esteemed'|medicine
07/05/2001|Jeopardy!|RECOGNIZE MY GAME|$200|easy|Paddles, ball, net, a table|ping-pong/table tennis
03/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE MAUREEN CORPS|$400|easy|Maureen McCormick played this sitcom girl who had hair of gold like her mother|Marcia Brady
13/09/2006|Jeopardy!|A HORSE IS A HORSE|$1000|hard|As an adjective, the name of this breed of horse can mean pure or genuine|Thoroughbred
02/11/2000|Jeopardy!|MEDICAL ABBREV.|$300|easy|Critical section of a hospital: ICU|intensive care unit
11/07/2005|Jeopardy!|THE PERE LACHAISE LOUNGE|$400|easy|Let's welcome back to the stage this French actress who made her exit in 1923--The 'Incredible', the 'Devine'...|Sarah Bernhardt
13/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA?|$800|hard|In 1826 James Madison succeeded this other former U.S. president as rector of the University of Virginia|Thomas Jefferson
21/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$200|easy|On July 24, 1858 he issued a formal challenge to debate U.S. Senator Stephen A. Douglas|Abraham Lincoln
02/09/2002|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$1000|hard|The museum devoted to this pop artist is in Pittsburgh, where he went to college|Andy Warhol
25/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1997 Albanians rebelled after losing their savings in these financial schemes|Pyramid schemes
18/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|INSPIRED BY ZAGAT|$3000|hard|This principality's 'Rhine scenery' 'enchanted' some; others wondered 'Why not just go to Switzerland'|Liechtenstein
10/07/1998|Jeopardy!|BACK TO LISBON|$400|easy|We can wend our way through the Alfama, an area largely built by these people who ruled Lisbon from 714 to 1147|Moors
14/02/1997|Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$300|easy|Term for a bus, elevator or NYC subway train that makes few stops|Express
18/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER COUNTRIES|$800|hard|Golf great Vijay Singh hails from this country in the South Pacific|Fiji
19/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'ANTI'-CATEGORY|$400|easy|A disappointing end after a big buildup|Anti-climax
23/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'X'|$2000|hard|Sword-shaped, like a breastbone (7)|xiphoid
04/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT TO WEAR?|$1600|hard|These dockers, also the service dress color officially adopted by the army in 1902|khakis
20/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE DARN TOOTIN'!|$1200|hard|Kenny G does play tenor, but more often this type of straightened-out saxophone that looks like a clarinet|soprano saxophone
27/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$800|hard|Its 2 coiled polynucleotide chains have opposite polarities|DNA (Deoxyribonucleic acid)
21/03/2001|Jeopardy!|LIBRARIES|$800|hard|Under Ptolemy I, Zenodotus of Ephesus became its first librarian|Library at Alexandria
27/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|YACHTS|$400|easy|Dubbed 'Captain Outrageous', this media mogul skippered the Courageous & won the America's Cup twice|Ted Turner
20/04/1999|Jeopardy!|THE DOGS|$200|easy|Lobo sang about 'Me and You and a Dog Named' this|Boo
06/12/2007|Jeopardy!|BUSH'S NICKNAMES|$600|medium|This female senator's nickname is 'Ali' (as in Muhammad)|Barbara Boxer
04/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MODERN CHINESE HISTORY|$500|medium|(Jeff Probst delivers the clue from Zhelin Lake.) Zhelin Lake is near Nanchang, where in 1927 the Communists fought this man's Nationalist forces|Chiang Kai-shek
18/03/2010|Jeopardy!|'TALK' SOUP|$400|easy|This type of intimate conversation named for a cushion usually occurs in a bedroom|pillow talk
01/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|MODERN LITERATURE|$3600|hard|He died in 1922 before the last 3 volumes of his 'Remembrance of Things Past' were published|Marcel Proust
15/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE EN ESPAÑOL|$1200|hard|In space not even light can escape one of these, agujero negro|black holes
26/01/1990|Jeopardy!|AMUSEMENT PARKS|$400|easy|This company's Great America Park in Gurnee, Ill. has the world's fastest steel roller coaster|Six Flags
10/11/2008|Jeopardy!|'HIGH' ANXIETY|$800|hard|Avast!  Our vessel has been left aground in this 3-word condition|high and dry
01/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DOGS OF WAR|$1000|hard|The dog Soter warned the citizens of an attack in this ancient Greek port city founded by Dorians|Corinth
04/12/1984|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$300|easy|You win this when you pick the winners of 2 successive horse races|the Daily Double
30/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$2000|hard|The museum devoted to this Belgian painter is in the Brussels house where he lived & worked for 24 years|René Magritte
07/11/1989|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS AMERICANS|$200|easy|He was known as 'The Great White Chief' & 'The Hero of San Juan Hill'|Theodore Roosevelt
31/03/2009|Jeopardy!|AN 'O'' CATEGORY|$1000|hard|A misleading hope, or phosphorescent light seen at night over a marsh|will-o'-the-wisp
02/01/2001|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT TOON|$400|easy|This show that debuted in 1993 featured siblings Dot, Yakko & Wakko (who sounds like Ringo Starr)|Animaniacs
11/01/1996|Jeopardy!|HODGEPODGE|$400|easy|Members of this church are popularly called 'Moonies'|Unification Church
25/07/2011|Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES BEST 1,000 MOVIES EVER MADE|$200|easy|The Times' review of this film said 'Miss Wray goes through her ordeal with great courage'|King Kong
06/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE IS IT?|$600|medium|Honshu, Hokkaido, Shikoku & Kyushu are the 4 main islands making up this Asian country|Japan
28/04/2011|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & NUTS|$400|easy|The Bosc, the firm type of this fruit, is native to Belgium|pear
08/07/2005|Jeopardy!|BONDS|$800|hard|The Treasury's post-9/11 'Patriot Bond' is considered this type, last seen in the U.S. in the 1940s|war bonds
09/03/2006|Jeopardy!|ANOTHER WORD IN THESAURUS|$1000|hard|Last name of the Pointillist artist who died in 1891 at age 31|Seurat
17/04/2003|Jeopardy!|LOGICAL GEOGRAPHIC NAMES|$800|hard|Captain Cook stayed on this island, later used for nuclear testing, December 25, 1777|Christmas Island
10/12/2007|Jeopardy!|HOW DO THEY WORK?|$400|easy|Magazine writers often work this way, a term that goes back to unaffiliated pillaging soldiers|freelance
09/03/2001|Jeopardy!|IN A MINUTE|$100|easy|Each minute 5 million of these are sent; how many of them are spam, we don't know|E-mails
09/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|GOOD 'BI'|$800|hard|The 47th U.S. vice president|Biden
26/12/2006|Jeopardy!|COLORADO DREAMING|$600|medium|(Jon of the Clue Crew appears in Colorado Springs, Colorado.)  Built into a Colorado mountain, this command complex of this 5-letter air defense organization sits on 1,000 lb. springs, to help it survive nuclear attack|NORAD
20/03/2009|Jeopardy!|BRAND LOGOS|$400|easy|The logo of this French yogurt brand features a red & orange flower|Yoplait
12/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE IN COLLEGE|$800|hard|(Hi, I'm Bill Clinton)  I met my wife Hillary when we were both law students at this university|Yale
02/02/2006|Jeopardy!|'F' STOP|$200|easy|He was only 23 in 1729 when he began publishing the Pennsylvania Gazette|Benjamin Franklin
28/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN HISTORY|$1000|hard|At its independence in 1957, the Gold Coast took the name of this medieval west African empire|Ghana
12/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ESSAYS|$800|hard|'Just Looking' & 'Still Looking' are 2 collections of art essays by this 'Rabbit, Run' author|(John) Updike
04/05/1990|Jeopardy!|CURTAINS|$400|easy|Song that begins 'And now the end is near, and so I face the final curtain'|My Way
27/06/2005|Jeopardy!|TANGENTIAL ETRUSCAN POTPOURRI|$800|hard|Etruscans don't know he famously said, 'I don't give 'em hell; I just tell the truth and they think it's hell'|Harry Truman
03/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TV TITLE ROLES|$1000|hard|'Jesse'|Christina Applegate
29/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$400|easy|In 1867 Edvard Grieg founded the Norwegian Academy of Music in this city, then known as Christiania|Oslo
24/10/2001|Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$300|easy|It's the mountain chain in the names of a U.S. sheep & goat|Rocky Mountains
23/03/2004|Final Jeopardy!|POSTAGE STAMPS|None|None|'Oh, The Places He'll Go!' was USA Today's headline announcing the 2004 stamp honoring this artist & author|Dr. Seuss
02/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE MOVIE SPORT|$1600|hard|'Mystery, Alaska'|hockey
08/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH THE PERIODIC TABLE|$1200|hard|Element 107, named for this man, has the symbol Bh|Niels Bohr
03/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE AFRICAN PAST|$1200|hard|In 1884 14 nations (none of them African) met in Berlin to decide the status of this second-longest African river|the Congo
23/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AS I RECALL|$2000|hard|Millions of these made from 1995 to 2007 for kids were recalled; the MTV show of the same name is still safe|cribs
15/10/2003|Jeopardy!|100|$200|easy|The 2003 TV special '100 Years of Hope and Humor' celebrated this entertainer's first 100 years|Bob Hope
31/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE WOMEN|$200|easy|Yasuko Namba, one of Japan's leading women mountain climbers, died in a blizzard on this Nepalese peak in 1996|Mt. Everest
11/02/2005|Jeopardy!|COMING SOON... HISTORY!|$600|medium|In 1860s England, he would change the rules of pugilism forever... by making them!  This summer, Vin Diesel is...|the Marquess of Queensbury
09/06/2008|Jeopardy!|FORGOTTEN MUSICALS|$800|hard|After just 5 performances, the door slammed on 'A Doll's Life', based on this Scandinavian drama|A Doll's House
09/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SYMBOLS IN ART|$2000|hard|This saint is often shown with the wheel meant to martyr her; her legend also gives us the name of a type of firework|St. Catherine of Alexandria
24/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICS|$2000|hard|This elementary particle has 6 types: 3 have 1/3 unit of negative charge & 3 have 2/3 unit of positive charge|a quark
10/01/1990|Jeopardy!|'BOO'!|$100|easy|Word that can precede hatch, prize or trap|booby
09/01/2012|Jeopardy!|LABOR DAY FOR HERCULES|$800|hard|Hercules went to the ends of the earth to get these; maybe he wanted his tarte tatin to taste just right|(The Golden) Apples (of the Hesperides)
24/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CHINESE LEADERS|$200|easy|Party chairman from 1949-1976|Mao Tse-tung
13/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|NEAR EAST ANCIENT HISTORY|$800|hard|With the kingdom split, in 920 B.C. you had Rehoboam ruling Judah & Jeroboam ruling this|Israel
11/03/2004|Jeopardy!|HOW'S IT 'HANG'ING?|$800|hard|Banned for decades in East Berlin, these recreational transports are now legal & soaring|hang gliders
22/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|A TIM BURTON FILM FESTIVAL|$200|easy|Tim Burton worked with this star on 3 films, including “Batman Returns” & “Beetlejuice”|(Michael) Keaton
24/01/2008|Jeopardy!|HOUSEHOLD NAMES|$2000|hard|Carl Sontheimer combined his electronics expertise with his love of cooking to create this food processor|the Cuisinart
15/02/2010|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS IN THE STREAM|$400|easy|Because it was out of the jurisdiction of both Missouri & Illinois, Bloody Island in this river was a popular 19th c. dueling site|the Mississippi
24/11/2009|Jeopardy!|MILITARY SLANG|$800|hard|A 'polliwog' has never crossed this geographic line while aboard ship|the equator
14/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'J'|$400|easy|A puzzle people go to pieces over|a jigsaw puzzle
06/12/2000|Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY SPORTS|$400|easy|Heavyweight boxing champ in 1974, he went back in the ring in 1994 & regained the title|George Foreman
20/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE TERMS|$400|easy|Miss this term for the main body of a church & it sounds like you don't know jack|the nave
12/03/2008|Jeopardy!|MEDALS & DECORATIONS|$400|easy|Ethiopia's Order of this wise Biblical king is usually reserved for monarchs & heads of state|Solomon
14/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|REPTILES|$1200|hard|Grossness alert!  The banded gecko doesn't just shed this, but rips it off in strips that it then swallows|its skin
24/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ID CARDS|$1200|hard|Born in Triumph, she triumphed at the 1998 Winter Olympics in the super giant slalom, winning a gold medal|Picabo Street
19/07/1991|Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$100|easy|In 1927 this aviator was named Time magazine's first Man of the Year|Lindbergh
04/11/1994|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE KITCHEN|$400|easy|This spreading tool's name was a late Latin term for the shoulder blade|a spatula
11/06/1999|Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$300|easy|Voltaire's mock heroic 'La Pucelle' features this medieval warrior maid|Joan of Arc
10/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|CAPITAL QUOTES|$400|easy|It was Lord Byron who wrote, 'When falls the coliseum', it 'shall fall; and when' it 'falls -- the world'|Rome
11/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$600|medium|The first of Bernard Herrmann's many film scores was for this 1941 classic|Citizen Kane
14/09/1984|Jeopardy!|TRIOS|$200|easy|With them under foot, Uncle Donald's life wasn't duck soup|Huey, Dewey, and Louie
06/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|'PI'|$400|easy|In 2001 bad weather helped cause one of these of over 100 vehicles on I-95 in Virginia|Pile-up
23/10/2000|Jeopardy!|THE 'HALL'S|$200|easy|Once a popular talk show host, he's now the 1-800-COLLECT Man|Arsenio Hall
28/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S WRONG WITH ME?|$1200|hard|I can understand why sleeping & sitting still are difficult for you; you have this condition, also known as RLS|restless leg syndrome
26/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WE'RE IN SEINE!|$400|easy|It's the largest museum located on the Seine River|the Louvre
21/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$400|easy|David Farragut sailed into the Mississippi River in April 1862 & captured Natchez, Baton Rouge & this city|New Orleans
18/04/2007|Jeopardy!|MISSING BODY PARTS|$1000|hard|The mysterious real killer in 'The Fugitive'|an arm
01/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$400|easy|On Dec. 14, 1911 a group of explorers planted the flag of Norway at this location for the first time|the South Pole
13/06/2008|Jeopardy!|LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL|$800|hard|(Jimmy gives us another clue from Williamsport, PA.) Little League games are shorter than big league ones, so as a dramatic moment, as Kyle comes to bat in the last regulation inning, the bottom of this|the sixth inning
10/06/2011|Jeopardy!|WHAT KIND OF ANIMAL MASCOT?|$800|hard|Klondike bar|a polar bear
02/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'D'RINKS|$400|easy|This rum cocktail can be made frozen, often with bananas or strawberries|a daiquiri
01/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BIRTHSTONES|$1200|hard|This November birthstone shares its name with a Leon Uris novel|Topaz
30/04/2008|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$800|hard|Physician Robert Graves first identified this disease in 1835|Graves' Disease
21/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FRANCE|$400|easy|Liberation & Le Petit Journal are leading ones of these in France|newspapers
27/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|$200|easy|Jose Ferrer & Gerard Depardieu were nominated for this title role 40 years apart; Ferrer won|Cyrano de Bergerac
02/05/2003|Jeopardy!|TOP GODS|$200|easy|Zeus had the juice as the top god of this civilization|Greek
27/06/2000|Jeopardy!|HOME BALLPARKS|$200|easy|Three Rivers Stadium|Pittsburgh Pirates
26/09/2002|Jeopardy!|RANKS & TITLES|$600|medium|This term for a Muslim ruler or judge is also the first name of the NBA's Mr. Olajuwon|Hakeem
08/07/2010|Jeopardy!|FOODS THAT ARE GOOD FOR YOU|$600|medium|When you reach for the Newtons, remember that this fruit, the original flavor, is a good source of fiber|the fig
16/02/2007|Jeopardy!|PAINTERS|$600|medium|In 1889, he painted the self-portrait seen here; notice the bandaged ear|Vincent van Gogh
16/03/1998|Jeopardy!|REALLY WEIRD CRITTERS|$100|easy|Both the male & female tsetse fly drink this; only the female mosquito & horsefly do|Blood
06/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|I COULD USE SOME SELF-HELP!|$1200|hard|Rick Warren guided readers on a 40-day spiritual journey in the No. 1 bestseller 'The' this 'Driven Life'|Purpose
08/06/1999|Jeopardy!|SPACE|$200|easy|It's the colossal booster rocket that lifted the Apollo missions to the moon|Saturn
21/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CRY|$1000|hard|The anti-pollution commercial in which an Indian sheds one tear featured actor Oscar Cody, nicknamed this|Iron Eyes Cody
23/10/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$300|easy|Gordie Howe's 1,687 games with this team is the most by a player on one team in the NHL|Detroit Red Wings
23/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LADIES' DAY|$1200|hard|Radiation researcher Edith Quimby worked on this 'project' that developed the atomic bomb|the Manhattan Project
27/03/1998|Jeopardy!|CREEPERS & CRAWLERS|$400|easy|These noisemakers can be sidewinders or diamondbacks|rattlesnakes
26/05/1989|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS 'BABY's|$400|easy|Seen w/Casper the Friendly Ghost, this Harvey cartoon & comic character was an overgrown duckling|Baby Huey
17/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SIR WALTER SCOTT'S PERSONALITY PARADE|$2000|hard|Scott studied law at the University of Edinburgh under a nephew of this Scottish philosopher|(David) Hume
14/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHICH TIME ZONE?|$2000|hard|Pensacola, Florida|Central
27/02/2001|Final Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|None|None|A 1909 suit said this product must contain enough of the actual bean & leaf in order to claim its distinctive name|Coca-Cola
16/02/2005|Jeopardy!|TRIOS|$800|hard|Sibling celebrity  trios include these silent-film sisters: Norma, Constance & Natalie|the Talmadge Sisters
08/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|In 'Take Me Out To The Ball Game', I do this, this, this 'for the home team'|root
08/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|INSIDE THE COUNTRY|$1600|hard|Mind the 'gap' here, at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula|Singapore
23/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE AM I?|$800|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew reads from a busy terminal.)  I'm at this site, once called Idlewild, which, in a ceremony December 24, 1963, was officially renamed this|JFK International Airport
06/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WWI|$800|hard|In the 2nd battle of Ypres, the Germans used chlorine gas; at the 3rd battle, they introduced this gas|mustard gas
13/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING DOCTOR|$800|hard|Dr. Kildare (1961 to 1966)|Richard Chamberlain
27/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE IT'S AT|$600|medium|The Valentine Museum, The Museum & White House of the Confederacy|Virginia
20/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HALL OF FAMERS|$400|easy|Pub Galvin, Pee Wee Reese, Enos Slaughter|baseball
09/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTS & DESIGNERS|$800|hard|Bernini, one of this basilica's great architects, designed the magnificent baldacchino over its papal altar|St. Peter's Basilica
24/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ROME|$800|hard|Rome lies on both banks of this river, 15 miles east of the Tyrrhenian Sea|the Tiber
15/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL TV THEMES|$2000|hard|In 1829, though he didn't know it, he composed the theme music for 'The Lone Ranger'|Gioachino Rossini
08/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$800|hard|Originally named Susan Stockard, she found fame & fortune when she co-starred in 'The Fortune' in 1975|Stockard Channing
17/01/2005|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC WOMEN|$200|easy|As one of these in ancient Egypt, Peseshet was maybe the world's first woman to say, 'Turn your head & Khufu'|physician (or doctor)
01/06/1998|Jeopardy!|WHIPS & CHAINS|$500|medium|Flexible armor composed of small, overlapping metal rings|chain mail
30/11/1993|Jeopardy!|GENESIS|$200|easy|In Genesis 9:1, God told him & his sons to ' Be fruitful & multiply and replenish the earth'|Noah
06/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$400|easy|The naval base the U.S. got on this island came out of the Platt Amendment we forced into its 1901 constitution|Cuba
18/01/2011|Jeopardy!|ITS LONGEST BORDER|$800|hard|Colombia's longest|Venezuela
27/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'N' GAME|$2000|hard|From the Arabic for 'hunting horn', it's another name for mother-of-pearl|nacre
29/11/2010|Jeopardy!|A MURDER INVESTIGATION|$1000|hard|(Kyra Sedgwick delivers the clue.)  Getting confessions, Brenda's specialty, will be easier now that the Supreme Court has ruled that any response to interrogation means you've waived your rights under this 1966 decision|the Miranda decision
13/05/1997|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$100|easy|The snare & timpani are 2 of the most popular types of these|Drums
18/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME|$800|hard|Artists become eligible this long after their first release; The Beach Boys went in in 1988, Springsteen in '99|25 years
24/06/1987|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS|$600|medium|In India, she was the wife of a Maharaja|a Maharani
13/06/2011|Final Jeopardy!|SHOW BUSINESS FAMILIES|None|None|The car company that sponsored the radio show for which his father worked inspired the middle name of this filmmaker|Francis Ford Coppola
21/02/2005|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK ON FILM|$800|hard|All of Manhattan has become a maximum-security prison in this futuristic Kurt Russell thriller|Escape from New York
02/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'H' NAMES|$400|easy|In 1919 this winner of the Iron Cross joined what would become the Nazi party|Hitler
07/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AFTER 'AFTER'|$1600|hard|Volcanic ash in the sky can cause a brilliant one after the sun has set|afterglow
27/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HERE'S TO WATER|$2000|hard|Archimedes invented this device used to irrigate the Nile valley in ancient Egypt; it's still used today|Archimedes' screw
06/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LIT|$1600|hard|Time put his violent western tale 'Blood Meridian' on a list of the 100 best novels since 1923|Cormac McCarthy
04/06/2003|Jeopardy!|THE 1970s|$200|easy|1972's Operation Linebacker II is better known as these 'yuletide' bombings of Hanoi & Haiphong|Christmas bombings
29/03/2001|Jeopardy!|ON THE $1 BILL|$100|easy|The seal of this government cabinet department is featured on the front|Treasury
12/11/1991|Jeopardy!|BOXING|$200|easy|Meaning to strike rapidly, it's the term used for practice fighting|sparring
22/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$1200|hard|This Jesuit university in downtown Milwaukee 'Encourages students...to find God in all things'|Marquette
06/07/1998|Final Jeopardy!|WESTERNS|None|None|Created by Clarence E. Mulford, in books he was a crusty guy with a bad leg; in film, a romantic lead|Hopalong Cassidy
01/11/2010|Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$600|medium|This Greek order of columns was the first created & the only one that normally has no base|a Doric
26/09/2011|Jeopardy!|50 YEARS AGO--1961|$600|medium|The 23rd Amendment, giving these people the right to vote, was ratified March 29, 1961|citizens of Washington, D.C.
28/06/2000|Jeopardy!|THE OTHER SIDE OF THE HYPHEN|$500|medium|Rustic or homespun: cracker-|Barrel
19/01/1996|Jeopardy!|SMALL COUNTRIES|$100|easy|This Persian Gulf nation gets its name from kut, an Arabic word for 'fort'|Kuwait
26/04/2005|Jeopardy!|AREAS OF EXPERTISE|$800|hard|The San Diego Museum of Art has one of these people of European art & one of Asian art|a curator
07/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MAN-AGRAMS|$400|easy|He had 'Fun in Acapulco': SLEEPY LIVERS|Elvis Presley
21/03/2001|Jeopardy!|ACTRESS-DIRECTORS|$500|medium|A no-nonsense officer in 'Hill Street Blues', she's since directed 'Private Parts' & 'Doctor Dolittle'|Betty Thomas
04/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER ALPHABETS' LETTERS|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew stands next to a monitor with letters on it.) The Armenian alphabet is based on the Greek alphabet, and 'za', the Armenian sixth letter, is the equivalent of this sixth letter of the Greek alphabet|zeta
10/12/1984|Jeopardy!|MOVIES|$200|easy|Bo Derek film released unrated so it wouldn't get an 'X'|Bolero
20/02/2009|Jeopardy!|HUD|$400|easy|HUD's seal combines high-rise buildings for urban with one of these birds symbolizing federal authority|an eagle
12/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGICAL WORDS & PHRASES|$400|easy|Junoesque, meaning having imposing beauty, refers to Juno, the beautiful wife of this Roman God|Jupiter
19/01/2011|Jeopardy!|BASIC SCIENCE|$400|easy|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows some high-tech devices.)  Both LCD TVs & mood rings use liquid crystals, however, the crystals in LCDs reflect color by using electricity & mood rings use this type of energy|heat
28/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GIVE ME AN 'E'|$1600|hard|This language was introduced in the 1887 book 'Lingvo Internacia'|Esperanto
28/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$2500|hard|The Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center at this college in Poughkeepsie has prints by Rembrandt|Vassar College
11/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE OSCARS|$600|medium|He won back-to-back Oscars as Best Actor of 1993 & 1994|Tom Hanks
24/05/2005|Jeopardy!|GUNS & AMMO|$1000|hard|It's a term for a type of monkey or a type of short barreled pistol both seen here|a snub-nose
13/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HE SAID|$800|hard|God told Joshua, 'Make thee sharp knives' & do this to the male Israelites 'A second time'|circumcise them
16/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|DINING OUT IN EUROPE|$600|medium|If you visit Mozart's birthplace in this city, you may dine at Hagenauer Stuben; it's in the same building|Salzburg
17/12/1996|Jeopardy!|BIRDS|$400|easy|There are Nashville & Tennessee species of this bird whose name is a synonym for singer|Warbler
13/07/1998|Jeopardy!|DOWN UNDER|$400|easy|This now popular tourist attraction almost wrecked the Endeavour, Captain Cook's ship|Great Barrier Reef
20/04/2009|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LEGENDS|None|None|Chippewa legend says Nanabojo grew angry at this person for tearing up trees & beat him to death with a fish|Paul Bunyan
19/05/2006|Jeopardy!|MY HEAVENS!|$600|medium|In the northern hemisphere, latitude is equal to the angle above the horizon of this star, Alpha Ursae Minoris|the North Star (or Polaris)
18/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|VWLLSS FRT|$1600|hard|PSSNFRT|a passion fruit
02/07/2010|Jeopardy!|AMONG THE 10 MOST POPULOUS COUNTRIES|$600|medium|The Ural mountains form a boundary between the European & Asian parts of this country|Russia
01/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DREAMS OF FIELDS|$800|hard|Britannica says this '30s film star was famed 'for his distinctive nasal voice... and his fondness for alcohol'|W.C. Fields
07/12/1998|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'GU'|$500|medium|This country's longest river is the Motagua|Guatemala
20/02/1991|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & VEGETABLES|$500|medium|Except for grains, this tuber is the most widely consumed human food|Potato
22/12/2009|Jeopardy!|DOUGH!|$600|medium|From the 1970s, some quarters commemorating this featured a Colonial drummer|the Bicentennial
07/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE WAR OF 1812|$1600|hard|In 1813 this naval officer supervised the building of American ships to strengthen the Navy's fleet on Lake Erie|Oliver Hazard Perry
27/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HAVE SOME LEFTOVERS!|$2000|hard|Yum!  Those carciofi alla Romana still look good; they're these thistle-like items, cooked with mint|artichokes
24/11/1995|Jeopardy!|TV COPS|$300|easy|Detectives on this comedy series included Dietrich, Yemana, Harris & Fish|Barney Miller
23/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|INSECTIVORES|$1200|hard|The star-nosed species of this subterranean insectivore has 22 pink appendages on its nose used as feelers|the mole
26/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK AMERICA|$600|medium|The Associated Press named him Male Athlete of the Year after he won 4 gold medals at the 1936 Olympics|Jesse Owens
30/12/1999|Jeopardy!|'ROY'ALTY|$200|easy|The raised ribs on this fabric are also called wales|Corduroy
07/11/1997|Jeopardy!|1997 MOVIE AD LINES|$500|medium|'The coast is toast'|Volcano
14/05/2007|Jeopardy!|MOMS' MONOGRAMS|$200|easy|Royal mom of Alice, Alfred, Arthur & 6 others: QV|Queen Victoria
08/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BODY PARTS BY PREFIX|$1600|hard|Chiro-|hand
26/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY FIRST|$800|hard|Of the Jovian planets|Jupiter
21/05/1997|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$400|easy|It's the first name shared by Frasier Crane's brother & the butler on 'The Nanny'|Niles
06/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|KIDS IN SPORTS|$800|hard|The perfect waves of New Zealand's Piha Beach were the site for the 2010 World Junior Championships of this|surfing
13/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE CONSTANT GARDENER|$1600|hard|In Japan, this flower is called sakura & the tree does not bear fruit|a cherry blossom
11/03/2003|Jeopardy!|FISH|$200|easy|These fish do not flap their pectoral fins; they leap into the air & glide|flying fish
11/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLES|$600|medium|According to legend, Romulus invited these people of Italy to a feast & carried off their women|Sabines
22/03/2006|Jeopardy!|BORN TO RUN|$400|easy|Truly an 'R.H.' factor: on a contract request, this MLB steals leader said, 'All I'm asking for is what I want'|Rickey Henderson
13/09/2004|Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE AMERICA|$800|hard|In alphabetical order, the 3 spokesmen for Rice Krispies|Crackle, Pop & Snap
27/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE BILL OF RIGHTS|$200|easy|Every accused citizen is guaranteed the right to a 'speedy and public' one of these|Trial
09/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AT THE MOVIES|$2000|hard|One of the creepiest performances in a Hitchcock film is his as Bruno in 'Strangers on a Train'|Robert Walker
10/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HE SAID, SHE SAID|$400|easy|This spiritual leader of Tibet has said, 'My religion is very simple. My religion is kindness'|the Dalai Lama
03/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S LEARN SCOTTISH GAELIC|$1200|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew points to a blackboard.)  In Gaelic, 'à' means this, as in 'Tha mi à glaschu'; it can mean the exact opposite in French|from
06/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICAN LIT|$400|easy|In an 1876 novel, he cons Ben, Billy & Johnny into whitewashing a fence for him|Tom Sawyer
05/03/1999|Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$200|easy|Regular steamship service is available on this river from Cairo to Aswan|Nile
18/07/2006|Jeopardy!|ADVERTISING|$4000|hard|January 1, 1971 was the last day these could be advertised on U.S. TV|cigarettes
06/02/1990|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$100|easy|FYI, for your information, FYC is this group that gave us the album 'The Raw And The Cooked'|Fine Young Cannibals
20/12/2005|Jeopardy!|CELL|$1000|hard|This company beat out Qwest to buy MCI & become a telecom colossus|Verizon
17/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHO RULES?|$1200|hard|Theocracy|the religious elders
29/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|JEOPORTMANTEAU!|$2000|hard|Kubla Khan's stately pleasure dome site plus a quilt|Xanaduvet
21/12/2000|Jeopardy!|IT'S A SEQUEL|$200|easy|The second 'Mad Max' movie was sometimes titled 'Mad Max 2' & sometimes this|The Road Warrior
19/03/2004|Jeopardy!|FOOD AROUND THE USA|$800|hard|A monument to this chicken roosts in Adamsville in our smallest state|the Rhode Island Red
20/12/1999|Jeopardy!|SIMPLE THINGS|$400|easy|This grammatical unit can be simple, compound or complex|Sentence
19/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CATS & DOGS|$800|hard|The Sphynx cat is often referred to as this, also following 'Mexican' in a dog breed name|a hairless (cat)
02/12/1996|Jeopardy!|THE 68th OSCARS|$400|easy|His 'Maverick' co-star Jodie Foster hired a bagpiper to serenade him at Oscar night parties|Mel Gibson
16/04/2010|Jeopardy!|SAME FIRST & LAST LETTER|$400|easy|The most populous city in Poland|Warsaw
03/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD|$600|medium|Members of this Jamaican religious movement believe that Ethiopia is heaven|Rastafarianism
26/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LIKE A SURGEON|$1600|hard|William Halsted developed a cocaine addiction while researching new methods of this for the O.R.|anesthesia
21/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FORBES' CARS FOR THE RICH|$800|hard|Investor Warren Buffett drives one of these 'urban' car models from Lincoln|a Town Car
30/11/2009|Jeopardy!|I HAVE 5 KINGS|$1000|hard|In 1926 W.L. MacKenzie King was prime minister of this country twice (he gave it up in June but had it back by September)|Canada
14/06/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEETHOVEN|$800|hard|Famous nocturnal name for an 1801 sonata|Moonlight Sonata
15/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|INDUSTRY LEADERS|$2000|hard|Wolverine, the world leader in the casual type of these, once had 'tanning company' in its name|shoes or boots
24/06/2011|Jeopardy!|IN THE BEGINNING|$400|easy|Scientists have confirmed that HIV came from a similar virus in this African ape|a chimpanzee
03/03/2009|Jeopardy!|DAY PLANNERS OF THE STARS|$800|hard|March 29, 1939: Marry Carole Lombard. On set: Remind self not to give damn|Clark Gable
28/03/2008|Jeopardy!|McCARTNEY|$1200|hard|The 2 singers Paul had No. 1 duets with in the 1980s|Michael Jackson & Stevie Wonder
12/03/2007|Jeopardy!|THE 'N' TIMES|$600|medium|In 37 A.D. noted husband-poisoner Agrippina gave birth to this future Roman emperor|Nero
28/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|STEELY DAN|$1200|hard|This Dire Straits guitarist played a guitar solo on the Steely Dan hit 'Time Out Of Mind'|(Mark) Knopfler
05/02/2007|Jeopardy!|MTV|$1000|hard|MTV has been a big supporter or RTV, this organization that encourages young people to be active in politics|Rock the Vote
25/11/2002|Jeopardy!|CANADIAN HISTORY|$400|easy|This military alliance was formed in 1949 by Canada, the U.S. & 10 European countries|NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization)
02/05/1994|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|In biological classification this comes between family & species|genus
13/05/2011|Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|A rotation, as on an axis, or a violent replacement of an established government|a revolution
30/12/1996|Jeopardy!|U.S. PACIFIC DEPENDENCIES|$500|medium|The largest private sector employers in American Samoa are 2 canneries that pack this fish|Tuna
02/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TAGLINES|$2000|hard|2008: 'Heroes aren't born.  They're built'|Iron Man
08/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NO. 1 ALBUMS|$1600|hard|1976: He 'Comes Alive!'|Frampton
26/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT A KNOCKOUT!|$1200|hard|On June 16, 1949 this 'Raging Bull' TKOed Marcel Cerdan to take the middleweight title|Jake LaMotta
27/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL & TOURISM|$400|easy|A cruise along this country's Riviera would include stops in Cabo San Lucas & Mazatlan|Mexico
11/06/2007|Jeopardy!|OTHER POWER RANGERS|$1000|hard|Rogers' Rangers was a Colonial unit commanded by Robert Rogers during this 1754 to 1763 war|the French-Indian War
02/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ROYAL STORY PROBLEMS|$400|easy|If Marie Antoinette & her 15 siblings each want 2 pieces of cake, cut it into this many slices|32
23/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PORTUGAL|$200|easy|This prince's efforts led to the development of the Caravel, a sailing ship|Prince Henry the Navigator
23/05/2011|Jeopardy!|THEIR GREATEST HITS|$800|hard|'What's My Age Again?' & 'All The Small Things'|Blink-182
02/03/2000|Jeopardy!|ALL THINGS BRITISH|$300|easy|In 1593 he published his first work, not a play but a poem called 'Venus and Adonis'|William Shakespeare
30/04/1999|Jeopardy!|COMMUNISM|$500|medium|Shortened from 2 Russian words, it was the supreme policy-making body in the USSR|Politburo
28/09/1992|Double Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$800|hard|The modern form of this language is based on the Tuscan dialect|Italian
07/05/2008|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE SPORTS FILMS|$800|hard|The premiere for this 2006 film featured a green carpet, to honor the Thundering Herd|We Are Marshall
19/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$1000|hard|It's the type of alcohol found in alcoholic beverages|Ethyl Alcohol
29/11/2011|Jeopardy!|-OLOGIES|$400|easy|Physical & cultural are 2 of the main branches of this study of mankind|anthropology
28/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, J.J.!|$400|easy|He's given eulogies for Jackie Robinson, Rosa Parks & Lou Rawls|Jesse Jackson
12/12/1997|Jeopardy!|TRUE LIVES|$300|easy|Isak Dinesen reflected on her years in Kenya in this book, later the title of a film about her|Out Of Africa
20/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GET YOUR MOVIE FACTS STRAIGHT|$800|hard|'First Blood' was a Rambo movie; this 2007 film had Daniel Day-Lewis searching for oil|There Will Be Blood
01/05/2006|Jeopardy!|WHO WAS THE PRESIDENT WHEN...|$1000|hard|...the last U.S. citizens were airlifted out of Saigon as it fell|(Gerald) Ford
05/07/2005|Final Jeopardy!|WARTIME|None|None|The Victoria Cross is made from metal taken from enemy guns captured in this war|the Crimean War
10/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$800|hard|Papua New Guinea is just off this country's Cape York Peninsula|Australia
16/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LAKE CITY|$400|easy|Buffalo, New York|(Lake) Erie
23/11/2000|Jeopardy!|PLAYS BY CHARACTERS|$200|easy|Harold Mitchell, Eunice Hubbell, Stella Kowalski|A Streetcar Named Desire
24/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'PH'UN WORDS|$800|hard|In the scientific classification of animals, it's Chordata for a domesticated dog|phylum
24/12/2004|Jeopardy!|SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK|$200|easy|A Multiplication Rock song about this number used Noah's Ark to illustrate its point|2
12/02/2007|Jeopardy!|LETTER PERFECT|$600|medium|On many preprinted forms asking for personal info, these 2 letters come after 'sex'|M and F
07/04/1997|Jeopardy!|THE MEXICAN PESO|$200|easy|In 1931 the Mexican government took the pesos made of this metal out of circulation|gold
12/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|2- OR 11-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|It's both a math term & the 16th Greek letter|pi
30/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MEASURE FOR MEASURE|$400|easy|At the Olympics, a 437.6 yard run equals this many meters|400
24/06/2004|Jeopardy!|KINGS & THEIR CASTLES|$400|easy|William the Conqueror chose the site of this huge castle, one day's march from the Tower of London|Windsor Castle
08/11/2004|Jeopardy!|CHAMPAGNE MUSIC|$200|easy|The Eagles mention amenities like champagne on ice & a flexible check-out time at this title place|the Hotel California
19/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|O PIONEERS!|$800|hard|1849's 'The Emigrants' Guide to California' says the biggest travel expense was 8 of these--yoke not included|oxen
20/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|QUESTIONS IN THE FORM OF A PHRASE|$800|hard|This phrase for a move from poverty to wealth provides the title for a book about Horatio Alger|rags to riches
23/03/2000|Jeopardy!|3-NAMED CELEBRITIES|$500|medium|She had lead roles in 'The English Patient' & 'The Horse Whisperer'|Kristin Scott Thomas
08/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$800|hard|This is the largest U.S. city with 'Fort' in its name|Fort Worth
02/12/1988|Double Jeopardy!|COFFEE, TEA OR MILK|$800|hard|Popular in New Orleans, its top is a salad green & its root is roasted & mixed with coffee|chicory
04/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS PEOPLE|$400|easy|The career of this 1930s Norwegian figure skater was damaged by a photo of her shaking hands with Adolf Hitler|Sonja Henie
19/01/1996|Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$300|easy|In 1504 Columbus scared the locals in Jamaica when he predicted one of these|(Lunar) Eclipse
07/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'C' PLUS|$400|easy|Directed by the New York Times' Will Shortz, the annual national tournament for this pastime is held each March|crossword puzzles
14/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$200|easy|She ran the farm while the revolution kept her & future president John apart for most of 10 years|Abigail Adams
09/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC|$800|hard|Popular operettas he wrote in the 1920s include 'The Desert Song' & 'The Student Prince'|Sigmund Romberg
04/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MORE OF 'DE' BEST PEOPLE|$400|easy|While visiting Expo '67 this French president advocated liberation for Quebec|Charles de Gaulle
21/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PENINSULAS|$800|hard|Mention the east side of Australia's Cape York Peninsula & you're 'reef'erring to this sea|Coral Sea
28/06/1999|Jeopardy!|MILITARY ASTROLOGY|$100|easy|Cancerians might feel like marching sideways because Cancer is the sign of this animal|crab
18/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CENTRAL AMERICAN HISTORY|$1000|hard|In 1991 Guatemala ended its claims of sovereignty over this country, independent of Britain since 1981|Belize (British Honduras)
20/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL HEROES|$400|easy|At age 18 in 1625 he set out from Gascony to join the king's musketeers|d'Artagnan
27/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'P.D.' QUEUE|$400|easy|This Latin term refers to a daily allowance for living expenses while traveling|per diem
09/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE GLOSSARY|$2000|hard|The transfer of a fluid from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration through a membrane|osmosis
13/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LIVIN' IN THE '80s|$1600|hard|In 1982 he began a 16-year run as Chancellor of West Germany|Helmut Kohl
30/03/2005|Jeopardy!|MOTHERS OF INVENTION|$600|medium|In 1921 Kate Gleason built 100 tract homes, inspired by a visit to an assembly line for these|cars
02/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HEY, BEAUTIFUL|$600|medium|She probably should've had the 'Basic Instinct' not to appear in 'Police Academy 4'|Sharon Stone
19/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYTHING'S 'GOLDEN', BABY|$800|hard|This Mongol army overran Eastern Europe in the 13th century|The Golden Horde
09/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL NUMBERS|$800|hard|Tommy Tutone: '___-____/Jenny'|867-5309
19/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SIMPLE SCIENCE|$200|easy|1/60 of a minute, until 1960 it was defined as 1/86,400th of a mean solar day|Second
17/09/2008|Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$400|easy|His 'Divine Comedy' is 100 cantos written in terza rima|Dante
22/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|STYX|$1200|hard|Toxic bacteria found in the Mavroneri River, the modern Styx, may have killed this 'Great' conqueror|Alexander
10/09/1996|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE D WORDS|$400|easy|It can mean the mean, or the waist|the middle
30/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE PERIODIC TABLE OF ELEMENTS|$400|easy|In 'The Periodic Table' by Primo Levi, a Holocaust survivor, the last chapter is on this element on which life is based|carbon
11/10/2001|Jeopardy!|COURT TV|$500|medium|(Hi, I'm Alan Dershowitz, the host of Court TV's 'Both Sides')  You could say I wrote the book on the Von Bulow case...this book|Reversal of Fortune
28/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|AQUATIC LIFE|$7800|hard|This largest of the seals is larger than a walrus|an elephant seal
14/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$600|medium|In 'The Talk Book', Dr. Gerald Goodman figures 25% of all we say is followed by this punctuation mark|a question mark
17/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|HERO & VILLAIN|$1600|hard|I'll give you two bits if you can name this hero of H.R. Haggard's adventure tale 'King Solomon's Mines'|Allan Quatermain
11/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$400|easy|As a teenager in the 1460s, she was recognized as the rightful heir to the throne of Castile|Isabella
20/12/1996|Jeopardy!|METALS|$300|easy|This liquid metal is added to paints to make them mildew proof|Mercury
31/10/2006|Jeopardy!|GOING TO THE DOGS|$400|easy|Lassie of TV & movie fame was this breed of dog|a Collie
28/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE CABINET|$800|hard|Virginia lawyer Edmund Randolph was the first in this Cabinet post|Attorney General
24/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$2000|hard|Helen's husband, in 'Troilus and Cressida' (8)|Menelaus
23/02/2011|Jeopardy!|SOCIAL STUDIES|$200|easy|A rural group with collective ownership--your skeevy uncle was in the 'Hog Farm' one in the '70s|a commune
17/09/2007|Jeopardy!|THEATRE GHOSTS|$600|medium|The lady in blue seen in this Scottish city's Royal Lyceum Theatre may be the actress Ellen Terry|Edinburgh
22/12/2010|Jeopardy!|ON THE DAY AFTER CHRISTMAS|$200|easy|In 1982 Time magazine named this machine its 'man of the year'|the computer
30/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LETTERS|$800|hard|In 1885 he wrote to his brother Theo, 'There is a school....of impressionists.  But I know very little about it'|Vincent Van Gogh
09/03/2001|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY NOVELS|$500|medium|In 1893 this author published 'Catriona', a sequel to 'Kidnapped'|Robert Louis Stevenson
15/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|MONEY|$1000|hard|When Washington was inaugurated, the French ecu, featuring this ruling monarch, was circulating in the U.S.|Louis XVI
25/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ROCKS|$400|easy|From about 1620 to the mid-1800s, firearms used this rock to produce a spark that ignited the gunpowder|flint
07/06/2005|Jeopardy!|FINANCIAL ABBREVIATIONS|$400|easy|When you need a loan to buy a house, you can get a fixed-rate one or this, an ARM|adjustable rate mortgage
03/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BEDTIME STORIES|$400|easy|In 'The House at Pooh Corner', Rabbit tried to unbounce this character by losing him in the forest|Tigger
19/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BIRTH MONTH FLOWERS|$1600|hard|For February, you can choose this flower whose color matches the month's birthstone|the violet
21/05/1990|Jeopardy!|ROCK GROUPS|$200|easy|Kenny Rogers & other members of the New Christy Minstrels left the group to form this one in 1967|The First Edition
06/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$2000|hard|In 1825, the Decembrists attempted a coup in this country--didn't work|Russia
12/11/1998|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|None|None|This 1904 Radcliffe graduate was a suffragist, political activist, Vaudeville performer & writer|Helen Keller
12/03/2002|Jeopardy!|REVOLUTIONARY WORDS|$800|hard|In a 1775 speech, he asked, 'Is life so dear or peace so sweet as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery?'|Patrick Henry
10/07/1998|Jeopardy!|FACIAL EXPRESSIONS|$200|easy|Disgusting as it sounds, a watchful person 'keeps' these 'peeled'|Eyes
08/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MANITOBA|$600|medium|The 'Golden Boy' statue atop the legislature holds a lit torch & a sheaf of this|Wheat
25/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BASEBALL MOVIE SCORECARD|$1200|hard|This 9-letter term is how Bernie Mac's 'Mr. 3000' selflessly ended his team's season in a 2004 film|sacrifice
27/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A SALT|$1600|hard|As early as 1727 Johann Schulze discovered the light sensitivity of salts of this element but no images were made|silver
26/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HI YA, IRIAN JAYA!|$800|hard|With its tropical jungles, Irian Jaya is home to nearly 3,000 species of this plant|orchids
19/05/1992|Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '90s|$300|easy|James Caan played a writer held captive by his No. 1 fan in this thriller|Misery
15/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BOHEMIAN RHAPSODIES|$800|hard|With Brahms' help, this composer's 'Moravian Duets'  & 'Slavonic Dances' brought attention to Czech music|Dvorák
11/12/2009|Jeopardy!|ELVES|$200|easy|Alabaster Snowball, administrator of the Naughty & Nice List, is one of his elves|Santa Claus
24/01/2000|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN FADS|$200|easy|These groovy home furninshings, seen here, were invented in 1963 & are still popular today:|Lava lamps
17/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|INVASIONS|$1600|hard|After the 1940 Nazi invasion of this country, Vidkun Quisling took power there|Norway
02/02/2001|Jeopardy!|BE AFRAID...|$500|medium|You won't feel the need for this, if you're tachophobic|speed
20/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PROFESSORS|$600|medium|Before he began teaching, this behavorist invented his namesake 'box' that conditioned animals|B.F. Skinner
02/02/2009|Jeopardy!|SKY HIGH|$400|easy|The 777 Tower at 777 S. Figueroa St.|Los Angeles
03/12/1998|Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$200|easy|To sense something intuitively is to 'feel it in' these calcium storehouses|Bones
25/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS|$400|easy|Used to express a ratio, it's from the Latin for 'by the hundred'|percent
28/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HINTS FROM ABELARD|$1000|hard|Abelard cites this sister of Moses to show women's importance in religion|Miriam
22/04/1987|Jeopardy!|INDIANS|$400|easy|Though their name means the 'peaceful ones', they have long-standing land disputes with the Navajo|the Hopi Indians
17/10/1997|Jeopardy!|OXYMORONS|$400|easy|George Romero made his 1968 horror classic 'Night Of' these creatures in Pittsburgh|The Living Dead
20/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|This star is truly a 'Top Gun' when he's flying below radar to deliver a warhead|Tom Cruise missile
08/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IOWA|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew stands in front of a carnival attraction holding corn.) The Iowa State Fair features plenty of corn products--fitting for a state that in 2004 produced 2.2 billion of these units of corn|bushels
29/11/2011|Jeopardy!|-OLOGIES|$200|easy|The name of this -ology, the study of atmosphere & weather, comes from a book title by Aristotle|meteorology
25/02/2002|Jeopardy!|WED TO THE IDEA|$400|easy|'Marry in' this color 'and you will always be true', hence the requirement for 'something' of it|blue
18/07/2008|Jeopardy!|BIOLO'G'|$1000|hard|This 'theory' of tiny menaces causing disease was accepted in the 19th century; before that, no need for masks in the operating room|germ theory
29/06/1998|Jeopardy!|MOVIE CHARACTERS|$200|easy|Helen Hunt & Bill Paxton are almost-divorced storm chasers Jo & Bill in this 1996 film|Twister
11/11/1988|Jeopardy!|CHOREOGRAPHERS|$400|easy|He conceived, directed & choreographed the musical which included the following:  'Tonight, tonight, the world is wild and bright...'|Jerome Robbins
14/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LIVING HEALTHY WITH DR. OZ|$2000|hard|(Dr. Oz shows an anatomical model on the monitor.)  From the Latin for 'under chamber', this gland's health is vital as it influences your appetite, your sex drive & also maintains normal body temperature|the hypothalamus
15/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LOVABLE QUOTES|$400|easy|Around 1387, this poet wisely noted, 'in love, ther is but litel reste'|Chaucer
30/01/1996|Jeopardy!|NATIVE AMERICANS|$200|easy|Plains Indians usually stretched these animal skins over frames to make bullboats & tepees|Buffalo
15/01/1998|Jeopardy!|MEDICAL HISTORY|$100|easy|Don't giggle, this gas, the first chemical anesthetic, began life as a party fad|Laughing gas/nitrous oxide
19/05/2009|Jeopardy!|HYBRID POODLES|$200|easy|A goldendoodle|a golden retriever
11/11/1987|Jeopardy!|SCANDALS|$300|easy|This fugitive financier said, 'I want my own !#^%* country!'|Robert Vesco
25/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S VISIT AN AQUARIUM|$800|hard|Popular exhibits at the Waikiki Aquarium include the Hawaiian monk seals, coral farms & these 'giant' bivalves|clams
07/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|OHIO|$600|medium|This U.S. Senator is chairman of the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee|John Glenn
19/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FILM ALIAS|$1600|hard|Matt Damon as this title character murders Dickie Greenleaf & assumes his identity|Mr. Ripley
27/01/2009|Jeopardy!|THE NORTHERNMOST NATION|$1000|hard|Senegal, Seychelles, Saudi Arabia|Saudi Arabia
11/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE 19th CENTURY|$1000|hard|In 1854 more than 1/3 of a light brigade were killed or wounded during a battle in this war|the Crimean War
06/07/1995|Jeopardy!|'LADY's|$200|easy|The earliest account of her ride through Coventry comes from Roger of Wendover in the 13th c.|Lady Godiva
14/02/2003|Jeopardy!|THE UNITED NATIONS|$400|easy|It's the U.S. city where you'll find the U.N.'s headquarters|New York City
02/04/2008|Jeopardy!|WATER WORKS|$1000|hard|This author's 'The Open Boat' is based on his experience surviving an 1897 shipwreck|Stephen Crane
11/07/2000|Jeopardy!|MOTHER GOOSE|$100|easy|It's the city where the pussy cat went 'to look at the queen'|London
15/02/2006|Jeopardy!|THE ANCIENT EGYPTIANS|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from a mummy display in Cairo, Egypt.)  Considered the seat of thought & emotion, often, this organ was left inside the body cavity of Egyptian mummies|the heart
09/05/2002|Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN NAMES|$400|easy|23-year-old Donald Turnupseed was the other driver in this 24-year-old actor's fatal crash|James Dean
08/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'LAST' BOOKS|$1600|hard|Miley Cyrus starred in the 2010 film adaptation of this Nicholas Sparks novel|The Last Song
12/03/2009|Jeopardy!|STATE FLAGS|$800|hard|Ohio's is the only flag in this shape with swallowtails, coveted by baseball teams|a pennant
11/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FALL DOWN, GO BOOM|$1200|hard|'Yeah, sure...I'm a 10-foot Philistine warrior & he's a little punk shepherd twerp named Dave -- Ow!'  (boom)|Goliath
10/09/2002|Jeopardy!|A TRIP TO MARS|$600|medium|Arnold arduously activates an ancient atmosphere appliance in this 1990 Martian big screen adventure|Total Recall
19/01/1998|Jeopardy!|EASY ON THE EARS|$100|easy|Catchier name of the service once called wired radio; some call it elevator music|Muzak
09/03/2010|Jeopardy!|DANCE, I SAY!|$800|hard|This swing dance is mentioned in 'Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go'|the jitterbug
24/04/1990|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS QUOTES|$400|easy|Completes 'Heav'n has no Rage, like Love to Hatred turn'd, Nor Hell a Fury, like' this|a Woman scorn'd
15/01/1996|Jeopardy!|MUSIC IN 'BLACK' & 'WHITE'|$200|easy|In a 1942 hit, this 'has me in its spell'|that old black magic
23/01/2008|Jeopardy!|WHERE IN THE WORLD IS SAN DIEGO?|$400|easy|Check out the 'Dolphin Discovery' & 'Sea Lions Tonite' shows at this San Diego attraction|Sea World
03/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$1200|hard|Lanterns hung in this 'Old' church warned patriots of an impending attack in April 1775|the Old North Church
26/03/2001|Jeopardy!|AT THE BOOKSTORE|$200|easy|2 men travel America with this man's brain in a Tupperware bowl in the true story 'Driving Mr. Albert'|Albert Einstein
08/02/2007|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$1000|hard|This capital began as a small Dutch outpost, Fort Nassau, built on Westerlo Island in the Hudson River|Albany (New York)
21/11/1994|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$300|easy|This director of 'Seven Samurai' is descended from the great 11th century samurai Abe Sadato|Akira Kurosawa
02/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OSCAR WINNER BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|A 'timely' London landmark turns into an actor who won for a 1982 biopic|Big Ben Kingsley
30/03/2007|Jeopardy!|THE BILL CLINTON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY|$200|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew delivers the clue from the Bill Clinton Presidential Library in Little Rock, AR.) This re-creation of Clinton's Oval Office includes the desk the President chose to use; it was first brought into the White House by this hero of Clinton|JFK
04/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE ALPHABET|$1400|hard|THEY'RE ALSO CALLED MAJUSCULES & YOU'RE LOOKING AT THEM|capital letters (or upper case letters)
13/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HENCE THE TITLE|$2000|hard|The title of this Tennyson poem refers to passing over a sandbar into open water, heading fro the unknown|Crossing the Bar
17/05/2005|Jeopardy!|IN THE 'GN'OW|$1000|hard|The bands seen here are typical of this|gneiss
08/04/2005|Jeopardy!|'TOM'|$200|easy|Ths science of dealing with the structure of animals|anatomy
13/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN INDIANS|$800|hard|They call themselves the Dine; since their language has no 'V', they found this name unpronounceable|the Navajo
23/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|YOU GOT SOME SPLEENING TO DO|$1600|hard|In olden medicine & psychology, the spleen was said to produce the melancholy humor, a fluid of this color|black
05/07/2000|Jeopardy!|SPORTSTALK|$500|medium|Corner, header, bicycle|soccer
21/11/1997|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC DISNEY FILMS|$500|medium|Famous voices in this film include Ed Wynn as the Mad Hatter & Jerry Colonna as the March Hare|Alice in Wonderland
21/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BONE UP ON YOUR BONAPARTE|$400|easy|The admiral who defeated Napoleon's navy in 1798's Battle of the Nile|Lord Nelson
14/07/1998|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGES|$300|easy|It's the official language of the country where we taped our International Tournament in 1997|Swedish
24/11/2009|Jeopardy!|RUN, RUN, RUN|$600|medium|Due to an increase of endorphins in the brain, it's a state of euphoria experienced by exercisers|runner's high
24/05/2006|Jeopardy!|MAMMA 'MEA'|$600|medium|Disorderly conduct is one of the crimes usually classified as this|a misdemeanor
25/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NIXON'S CABINET|$1600|hard|The only Melvin to serve in a cabinet post in the 20th century was this man as Nixon's Secretary of Defense|Melvin Laird
18/11/1998|Jeopardy!|ALLITERATION ALL AROUND|$400|easy|Gymnasts run & somersault on this 4-inch wide apparatus|Balance beam
12/12/2001|Jeopardy!|HELLO, GOOD BUY|$1000|hard|Stock in this 'systems' company that's 'Empowering the Internet Generation' doubled in value in 1998 & in 1999|Cisco
24/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH THE SAME 2 LETTERS|$400|easy|Spooky|eerie
17/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE PROPANE|$1600|hard|Propane's chemical formula is C3H8, meaning it's one of these compounds named for its 2 components|a hydrocarbon
04/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|RABBIT|$2000|hard|The Flemish Giant, the largest domestic breed, has also been called this, like a resident of a vast Argentine plateau|Patagonian
16/02/1999|Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL NATIONAL PARKS|$500|medium|Exuma Cays|Bahamas
05/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$1200|hard|It can follow bubble, mud or sponge|bath
21/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$200|easy|Sounds like a lot of talk, but this shaggy beast is so valuable to Tibet that officials set up a special sperm bank|Yak
15/09/2008|Jeopardy!|THIS IS YOUR WIFE!|$1000|hard|Heidi Klum|Seal
11/04/2001|Jeopardy!|LADY OF SPAIN|$200|easy|In the tennis-playing Sanchez family, Emilio & Javier get a Vicario-us thrill from the success of this sister|Arantxa Sanchez Vicario
06/10/2008|Jeopardy!|WORLD RELIGION|$800|hard|From the Spanish for 'way of the saints', it came with the Yoruba to Cuba|Santeria
21/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|JERRY SPRINGER'S BIBLE SHOW|$200|easy|He crowded onto the stage with his 11 brothers for the 'Dad Likes You Best' show|Joseph
28/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE HOST WITH THE MOST|$400|easy|Ted Koppel,  1980-2005|Nightline
07/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LUCKY 'SEVEN'|$600|medium|Tom Ewell fantasizes about Marilyn Monroe in this 1955 film|The Seven Year Itch
14/04/1998|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN AUTHORS|$300|easy|The town of Red Cloud, Nebraska has a historical center devoted to this author|Willa Cather
19/12/2002|Jeopardy!|BOSTON 'T' PARTY|$1000|hard|In a kids' book, this young Boston Johnny-on-the-spot becomes a messenger for the Sons of Liberty|Johnny Tremain
20/11/1995|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$300|easy|A maker of data communications equipment, U.S. Robotics is named for this author's book 'I, Robot'|Isaac Asimov
02/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE MIDDLE OF THE STATE|$400|easy|This state is powered by one 'AMP'|New Hampshire
25/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ELEMENTAL LATIN|$2000|hard|Natrium|sodium
05/11/1999|Jeopardy!|IT'S EASY|$500|medium|Alphabetically, you'll find things as easy as this tune, the Jackson 5's second No. 1 hit|ABC
08/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|JOHNNY DEPP ROLES|$800|hard|Murderous CIA agent Sands who goes south of the border|Once Upon a Time in Mexico
11/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|'60s LYRICS|$2000|hard|'If I were' this 'and you were a lady, would you marry me anyway? Would you have my baby?'|a carpenter
08/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY SHOWS BY ROLES|$2000|hard|Squeaky Fromme, Lee Harvey Oswald, Leon Czolgosz|Assassins
17/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENTISTS|$400|easy|It wasn't until this metal became cheap enough that Zeppelin could make the dirigible of his dreams|Aluminum
18/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN JEOPORTMANTEAU!|$1200|hard|Mega-jealous guy plus a 'prefrontal' type of brain surgery|Othellobotomy
18/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A CATEGORY FROM SCRATCH|$400|easy|A scratch player in golf is one who plays without this|a handicap
26/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OF THE WESTERN WORLD|$1600|hard|Of the Western Hemisphere countries with both an Atlantic & a Pacific coast, it's the smallest in area|Costa Rica
15/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$400|easy|The southern slopes of this highest Japanese mountain extend to the shore of Suruga Bay|Mt. Fuji
21/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS ON TV|$800|hard|On this ESPN show Kenny Mayne began the catch phrase 'Bring me the finest meats & cheeses in all the land!'|SportsCenter
13/01/2003|Jeopardy!|30 YEARS' WAR CALL-IN|$600|medium|(Alex: Well, on the line right now is General Albrecht von Wallenstein)  Hey, King Christian IV of this Scandinavian country give me your best shot, pal.  You got nothing!|Denmark
21/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|3-letter name for the style of paintbrush seen here|a fan
11/10/2001|Jeopardy!|COURT TV|$300|easy|(Hi, I'm Catherine Crier)  This Court TV biography series shares its name with the suspect photos police show victims|Mugshots
09/12/1987|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$400|easy|In later life, Renoir's hands became so crippled with arthritis, these had to be tied to them|his brushes
03/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BIG-SCREEN ARTISTS|$1200|hard|2001: John Leguizamo (in a musical)|Toulouse-Lautrec
06/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|APRIL|$2000|hard|In April 1988 this state made Evan Mecham its ex-governor|Arizona
07/07/2008|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S MISSING?|$1000|hard|The sons of George H.W. Bush: George, Jeb, Marvin & _____|Neil
22/04/1998|Jeopardy!|BRONX CHEER|$400|easy|It's a small, but 'Grand Old Flag' that adorns his mausoleum at Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx|George M. Cohan
21/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OTHER FAMOUS CANADIANS|$800|hard|The Smithsonian has the alkaline battery Lewis Urry created for Eveready, which named it this|the Energizer
04/02/1998|Jeopardy!|FILM NOIR LINGO|$500|medium|Meaning small time con men, it's the title of a neo-noir film with Anjelica Huston & John Cusack|Grifters
01/03/2005|Jeopardy!|ALSO AN APPLE VARIETY|$800|hard|British royal house symbolized by a white rose|York
11/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POP 'I'|$2000|hard|'Beware' this one hit wonder group who hit it big in 1970 with the following|the Ides of March
02/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'H' NAMES|$1600|hard|This man took office as the 19th president of the U.S. in 1877|Rutherford B. Hayes
13/12/1999|Jeopardy!|BETWEEN|$200|easy|Presidents: Richard Nixon, _____, Jimmy Carter|Gerald Ford
25/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MAIDS A-MILKING|$1000|hard|It's what our maids call the unpasteurized milk they sell to health-food stores|raw milk
05/04/2004|Jeopardy!|THUMB ENCHANTED EVENING|$600|medium|It's a miniature version of an image on a computer screen that when clicked on will load the full-size image|thumbnail
26/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WEIRD 'AL'|$800|hard|In 2003 Antoine Yates was arrested for keeping a tiger & one of these big reptiles in his Harlem apartment|an alligator
15/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BEVERAGE BRANDS|$1200|hard|This citrusy soda from Coca-Cola shares its name with an elfin creature|Sprite
22/02/2010|Jeopardy!|LIBROS EN ESPAÑOL|$600|medium|Stephenie Meyer: 'Luna Nueva'|New Moon
19/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS ABBREV.|$1200|hard|An umbrella organization: IOC|International Olympic Committee
25/11/1996|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS|$100|easy|At Flamingo in this Florida national park, moorings are available for those who bring their own boats|Everglades National Park
13/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN ARTISTS|$800|hard|In 2006 the New Mexico museum devoted to her acquired 4 of her nude self-portraits|Georgia O'Keeffe
04/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MATHEMATICIANS|$1200|hard|George Boole's 'Mathematical Analysis of' this allied it with math, not philosophy; maybe he was Vulcan|logic
07/10/2002|Jeopardy!|RIVERS|$1000|hard|During WWI 2 famous battles were fought near this river, the largest branch of the Seine|Marne
29/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN CITIES|$900|hard|Like a ballet company, this city was named for revolutionary hero Sergei|Kirov
15/09/2000|Jeopardy!|PICK ME, PICASSO|$400|easy|This political pundit seen here wrote the biography 'Picasso:  Creator and Destroyer'|Arianna Huffington
23/10/1997|Jeopardy!|THERE'S A 'WAY'|$200|easy|Scientists estimate that it's 588 quadrillion miles across|Milky Way
21/07/2005|Jeopardy!|NAME THE WAR|$1000|hard|Buena Vista, Palo Alto, Contreras|the Mexican-American War
09/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FASHION HISTORY|$1200|hard|The Romans' stola came from the Greek chiton, & this Roman garment was inspired by the Greek himation|the toga
22/02/2005|Jeopardy!|THEY COME IN SEVENS|$400|easy|Can I get an amen for Pope Gregory, who thankfully reduced the list of these to 7|Deadly Sins
19/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|4 N|$2000|hard|Inopportune or untimely, like the title 'woman' in a Dominick Dunne novel|inconvenient
09/11/2006|Jeopardy!|STARRING ROLLS|$200|easy|What we call this doughy breakfast roll, sometimes lathered with gravy, refers to a cookie in the U.K.|biscuit
09/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A DEVIL'S DICTIONARY|$1200|hard|The name of this rebellious archangel comes from the Latin for 'light bringing'|Lucifer
19/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$2500|hard|This metallic element that's last alphabetically is used to make the cores of nuclear reactors|zirconium
13/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH GRAMMAR|$600|medium|Part of speech represented in the last word of the phrase 'L'etat c'est moi'|Pronoun
16/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE NAME'S THE SAME|$800|hard|New York state's first governor, or the leader of Parliament & Funkadelic|George Clinton
27/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$200|easy|Some politicians made fun of this president's fussiness by referring to him as 'Granny Hayes'|Rutherford B. Hayes
02/05/1994|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH AUTHORS|$400|easy|His Sherlock Holmes was partly based on a teacher at Edinburgh University|Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
03/09/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$600|medium|Incan ruins have been found on islands in this lake on the border of Bolivia & Peru|Lake Titicaca
31/05/2010|Jeopardy!|HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS|$1000|hard|The 2008 film 'The Express' told the story of this 1961 Heisman trophy winner, the first African American to win the award|(Ernie) Davis
14/11/2011|Jeopardy!|20 FOR DUMMIES|$400|easy|'Allergies &' this 'for Dummies' lists famous folks with the condition, including Beethoven & Teddy Roosevelt|Asthma
12/05/2011|Jeopardy!|YOU GET A STAR|$600|medium|The brightness of a star is described by this word, from the Latin for 'great'|magnitude
12/10/2007|Jeopardy!|GUINNESS RECORDS|$600|medium|At 451 feet tall, the one named for Khufu at Giza in Egypt is the tallest one of these structures in the world|a pyramid
03/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA & BALLET|$200|easy|Choreographer Frederick Ashton played one of the ugly stepsisters when this ballet debuted in 1948|Cinderella
18/07/2003|Jeopardy!|ANNUAL EVENTS|$400|easy|In June at a Tuscumbia, Alabama festival honoring her, 'The Miracle Worker' is performed at her birthplace|Helen Keller
07/10/2002|Jeopardy!|REMAKES|$1000|hard|A 1997 TV remake of this 1957 film featured Tony Danza as Juror No. 7|12 Angry Men
09/09/1997|Jeopardy!|THE BLOOD|$200|easy|Put a test tube of blood in a centrifuge, spin it, & these cells will go to the bottom|Red Blood Cells
07/04/1997|Jeopardy!|APPETIZERS|$500|medium|Mee Krob is a sweet, crispy noodle dish from the cuisine of this country|Thailand
21/02/2011|Final Jeopardy!|GREEK MYTHOLOGY|None|None|Though Rhea was his mother, in one tradition this god was brought up by Capheira, the daughter of Oceanus|Poseidon
23/05/2011|Jeopardy!|A CANDY-GORY|$1000|hard|One of 'Z' best candy bars is this one, crunchy peanut butter & toasted coconut, created way back in 1930|Zagnut
07/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDS GOOD TO ME|$1200|hard|Pull out your pastels; this show whose theme is heard here started to rock the house in 1984|Miami Vice
11/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|UNFINISHED OPERAS|$800|hard|Biondello hides inside a mechanical goose in Mozart's unfinished opera 'The Goose of' this Egyptian city|Cairo
02/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IF THEY MATED|$1200|hard|Napoleon Dynamite's favorite animal, this cross between a male lion & a female tiger is the world's largest cat|a liger
20/10/2009|Jeopardy!|APPAREL 'L'|$1000|hard|These weren't just for a lord of the jungle; in Ancient Egypt, Amenhotep's chief architect was buried with 50|loincloths
26/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICALS|$400|easy|This 1977 film was the basis for a 1998 London musical starring Adam Garcia as Tony Manero|Saturday Night Fever
03/10/1986|Double Jeopardy!|FLAGS|$200|easy|Flag of this Asian nation, with symbol resembling the yin-yang, will fly at '88 Olympics there|South Korea
04/04/2003|Jeopardy!|STARS OF THE SCREEN|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew)  According to Hollywood legend, this actress was discovered in a soda fountain in 1936|Lana Turner
11/02/1999|Jeopardy!|THE CINEMA|$500|medium|Played by Harold Sakata, this 'Goldfinger' assassin kills his victims with his razor-sharp bowler hat|Oddjob
23/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|CAN I HAVE A MOMENT?|$1200|hard|The Webby Awards' top Internet moments for 2000-2009 include Twitter's role in this country's 2009 election protests|Iran
31/05/1990|Jeopardy!|AUSTRIA|$300|easy|Austria's basic unit of currency, it sounds just like an obsolete coin in Britain|Schilling
27/03/2000|Jeopardy!|CONVEYANCES|$500|medium|Name of the conveyance seen here:|Handcar
13/04/2011|Jeopardy!|MGM WOULD HAVE CHANGED YOUR NAME|$800|hard|This singer/model 'Fifth Element' star wants you to know her last name begins with a 'yo' sound|Milla Jovovich
16/11/2007|Final Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICAN GOVERNMENT|None|None|From the Latin for 'fortified town', this term later referred to a person--the representative of a town or borough|burgess
20/05/2003|Jeopardy!|A TALE OF TWO CITIES|$800|hard|The two famous former names of Istanbul|Byzantium & Constantinople
19/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TV SPIN-OFFS|$1600|hard|'The Colbys'|Dynasty
04/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ANDORRA|$800|hard|lonelyplanet.com says Andorra has the finest inexpensive skiing & snowboarding in this mountain range|the Pyrenees
05/11/2008|Jeopardy!|HEEL OF FORTUNE|$800|hard|Money can't buy you love, but $1,100 will get you a pair of shoes by this daughter of a Beatle|Stella McCartney
09/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY|$400|easy|In 1885 one of these explosions, the brightest to appear for the next century, appeared in the Andromeda galaxy|a supernova
08/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS|$1600|hard|This single-horned beast is stunned to meet Alice because he always thought children were 'fabulous monsters'|a unicorn
10/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH STUFF|$400|easy|When beekeepers open an active hive, they blow this into it first|smoke
29/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$1200|hard|Alban Berg's 1937 opera is a real doozy, or a real this, the double-talk name of its title character|Lulu
19/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ENDINGS|$200|easy|Some observers say this decade ended with the shootings at Kent State|1960s
05/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH OZ|$600|medium|It's the part of the Tin Man's body that Dorothy oils first|Mouth
17/11/1995|Jeopardy!|CATS & DOGS|$400|easy|Most of these Myanmar cats are descended from a female named Wong Mau|Burmese
13/02/2006|Jeopardy!|HOW DO YOU...|$600|medium|Holding the bottom of the ear in the left hand, grasp the husk from the top with the right hand & pull down|shuck corn
23/01/2003|Final Jeopardy!|HISTORIC NAMES|None|None|In 2002 Christie's auctioned off his own account of his 48-day journey & his coconut cup with the date April 1789 on it|Captain William Bligh (after he got bounced off the Bounty)
19/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LOOK TO THE FUTURE|$600|medium|In the lyrics of the 1986 Timbuk 3 tune, 'The Future's So Bright', these are necessary|Shades
14/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHEN WAS THAT, BORIS?|$400|easy|Of 1447, 1547 or 1647, the year Ivan the Terrible was crowned the first czar of Russia|1547
09/02/2000|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE CLASS|$100|easy|This word can mean to weaken a solution by adding water, or can describe a solution that's been weakened|Dilute
05/11/1997|Jeopardy!|SODA POP QUIZ|$500|medium|Pharmaceutical company G.D. Searle developed the soda sweetener Aspartame, marketed as this|NutraSweet
19/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|UNMANNED SPACE EXPLORATION|$2000|hard|In 1976, within 3 months, 2 U.S. spacecraft by this name soft-landed on the surface of Mars|Viking
22/06/1998|Jeopardy!|WELL, WELL, WELL|$400|easy|In a nursery rhyme, little Johnny Green put this animal in the well|Cat/puss
22/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ON A POSITIVE NOTE|$400|easy|PC, as in deeply concerned with social fairness, stands for 'politically' this|correct
30/03/2010|Jeopardy!|WE NEED AN ANSWER|$400|easy|2-word reply by Calvin Coolidge to a woman who said she'd made a bet she could get more that 2 words out of him|You lose.
28/06/2006|Jeopardy!|ROCK LEGENDS|$800|hard|He was as famous for his 'duckwalk' as for the songs 'Johnny B. Goode' & 'Maybellene'|Chuck Berry
30/01/2009|Jeopardy!|GEORGE CARLIN|$1000|hard|In 2008 at the Kennedy Center, George posthumously received the prize for humor named for this man|(Mark) Twain
11/10/2006|Jeopardy!|RELIGION IN ART|$800|hard|Before he ran away to sea, this French postimpressionist painted 'The Yellow Christ', seen here|Gauguin
02/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SARGENT/YORK|$1200|hard|In 1961 Sargent & York appeared on this Richard Chamberlain medical drama in episodes airing a week apart|Dr. Kildare
11/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. BUILDINGS|$2000|hard|Built in Boston in the 1740s by the merchant for whom it's named, it's still used as a market & meeting place|Faneuil Hall
03/06/1999|Jeopardy!|SPOUSE IN COMMON|$100|easy|Elliott Gould, James Brolin|Barbra Streisand
31/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|DESIGN|$2000|hard|Softened by steam, it's the type of wood used to make the 19th century chair seen here|bentwood
26/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$600|medium|In ancient Egypt the god called 'Khepera' at dawn & 'Atum' in the evening was known by this name at noon|Ra
20/11/1987|Jeopardy!|MAPS|$100|easy|On most general reference maps, blue indicates this|water
10/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TREES|$2000|hard|The blue gum, which has been introduced into the US., & the Sydney Peppermint are species of this tree|the eucalyptus
22/11/2011|Jeopardy!|WHERE YA FROM?|$400|easy|This consort of Louis XVI was born in Vienna; her full name ended with von Osterreich-Lothringen|Marie Antionette
29/02/2008|Final Jeopardy!|NAME'S ALMOST THE SAME|None|None|This 900-mile Eastern European mountain range shares most of its name with a ship famous for its April 1912 actions|the Carpathian Mountains
24/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE PRESIDENT'S FIRST 100 DAYS|$200|easy|Sworn in on Air Force One|LBJ
07/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ANDREW JACKSON'S HERMITAGE|$400|easy|To get to the Hermitage from Nashville, you take a road called this, same as Jackson's nickname|Old Hickory
29/09/1999|Jeopardy!|YOU'LL FIND IT IN SHAKESPEARE|$500|medium|The king's castle in this Danish seaport is the setting for most of 'Hamlet'|Elsinore/Helsingor
25/10/2001|Jeopardy!|¿HABLA ESPAÑOL?  ¡SÍ!|$400|easy|Lorne Greene & his amigos could find this source of great & sudden wealth near the Ponderosa|a bonanza
29/10/2004|Jeopardy!|YOU ARE SO HOT!|$2000|hard|Temperatures on this planet can range from -280 degrees to 800 degrees in a single day|Mercury
26/11/2008|Jeopardy!|TV TITLE TWOSOMES|$200|easy|Eric McCormack & Debra Messing|Will & Grace
24/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PAUL REVERE|$1200|hard|While practicing this profession, Revere advertised devices 'of real use in speaking and eating'|dentistry
06/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY THEATRE|$2000|hard|In 2007 a new play based on her 80-year-old novel 'To the Lighthouse' lit up the stage at the Berkeley Rep|Virginia Woolf
22/02/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. ARMED FORCES INSIGNIA|$800|hard|A private E-2 has one of these -- the symbol, not the gas station|Chevron
08/11/2006|Jeopardy!|STRAIGHT MEN|$1000|hard|His name had top billing on 'Laugh-In'; look that up in your Funk & Wagnalls|(Dan) Rowan
08/06/1998|Jeopardy!|THE BALD TRUTH|$500|medium|The man born Tenzin Gyatso is the 14th holder of this title|Dalai Lama
18/05/2000|Jeopardy!|A NOVEL CATEGORY|$100|easy|'Legs' is William Kennedy's novel about this 'gem' of a gangster|Legs Diamond
24/04/2000|Jeopardy!|THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS|$100|easy|Until 1897, the Library of Congress was housed in this building, seen here:|U.S. Capitol
23/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|HORN BLOWERS|$200|easy|In this family trombonist Delfeayo is the kid brother of the higher-profile Wynton & Branford|Marsalis
25/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AS THE WORLD TURNS|$800|hard|This strategically important pass lies on the border of Pakistan & Afghanistan|Khyber Pass
22/03/2006|Jeopardy!|'F'OOD STUFF|$200|easy|The Brigittine monks of Amity, Oregon make this yummy treat in flavors like chocolate cherry nut royale|fudge
16/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IT'LL PLAY IN NEW YORK|$1600|hard|'Bet Your Bottom Dollar' that you can name this musical about a girl in the New York Municipal Orphanage|Annie
25/06/1996|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$400|easy|The highest peaks in these mountains of France & Spain lie in the Maladeta Range|Pyrenees
03/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|APPETIZERS|$800|hard|A delicious hors d'oeuvre is this French cheese, perhaps de Melun, baked in pastry|Brie
05/12/1996|Jeopardy!|MODERN HISTORY|$100|easy|On Jan. 17, 1994 California was struck by one measuring 6.7; on Jan. 17, 1995 Kobe, Japan was hit by a 7.2|Earthquake
04/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|IOWA|$1600|hard|Republican Chuck Grassley has represented Iowa in the U.S. Senate since 1981; this Democrat, since 1985|Tom Harkin
01/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|$800|hard|Robert Schumann's 1841 'Spring' symphony dealt with this important event in his life|his wedding
21/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ALEX IN AFRICA|$2000|hard|(Alex reports from Kenya)  They are not Kenya's largest tribe, but these pastorialists in their bright red traditional shukas are certainly the country's most recognizable|Masai
10/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|HENRY JAMES' BOSTONIANS|$400|easy|Last name of the hero of 'The Bostonians', or a Mel Gibson film about kidnapping|Ransom
20/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|CHINA|$800|hard|On June 3 & 4, 1989 the People's Liberation Army killed hundreds at a democracy rally at this Beijing site|Tiananmen Square
15/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BANANAS|$200|easy|This company's blue logo shows a woman in a Carmen Miranda-style hat & a flamenco dress|Chiquita
06/10/1998|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICAN SYMBOLS|None|None|In 1944 Smokey Bear replaced this Disney character as the symbol of the U.S. Forest Service|Bambi
01/02/2000|Jeopardy!|TV PIONEERS|$100|easy|Michael Landon was the man of the Ingalls household on this family drama|Little House on the Prairie
07/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CATCH OF THE DAY|$400|easy|A large albino whale recently sighted off Australia earned comparisons to this 1851 Melville beast|Moby Dick
13/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE SO SPORTY|$1600|hard|At age 24 this Cleveland Cavalier says he's just starting to get his 'man-strength'|LeBron James
16/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|OF THE END|$2000|hard|When it ended in 1806, its last emperor, Francis II, continued to rule Austria|the Holy Roman Empire
04/02/2010|Jeopardy!|MILITARY MATTERS|$800|hard|In the U.S. Marines, if you're one rank below corporal, you're this type of corporal|lance
28/06/2010|Jeopardy!|EVEN MONEY|$800|hard|Thomas Jefferson fans know that these were first issued in 1862 & last in 2003|$2 bills
29/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FILMS OF THE '50s|$1200|hard|In this film Marilyn Monroe famously stepped on a subway grating in a billowy white dress|The Seven Year Itch
25/04/2001|Jeopardy!|SOLD 'AMERICAN'|$200|easy|It's a Grateful Dead album, or a hybrid variety of cultivated rose with deep pink to crimson flowers|American Beauty
26/12/1996|Jeopardy!|MISSOURI|$100|easy|The capital building in this city contains several murals by Thomas Hart Benton|Jefferson City
17/06/2004|Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGICAL WOMEN|$200|easy|Of the 3 Gorgons, she was the only mortal|Medusa
21/07/2009|Jeopardy!|SAY IT IN LATIN|$600|medium|'It's my fault'|Mea culpa
02/07/2002|Jeopardy!|THE QUOTABLE BEN FRANKLIN|$400|easy|These 'fell great oaks'|Little strokes
04/09/1996|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' RHYME TIME|$400|easy|Walker's castles|Alice's palaces
09/06/2008|Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew narrates from Lima, Peru.)  The Plaza Mayor, Lima's main square since colonial days, was used for executions during the time of this tribunal that began in Peru around 1568|the Inquisition
09/03/2001|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMS|$100|easy|Female found amid the household staff|Maid (amid)
07/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|DANCING WITH THE TSARS|$1200|hard|On seeing 'The Sleeping Beauty', Alexander III's only comment to this composer was 'Very nice'|Tchaikovsky
13/11/1995|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION HISTORY|$100|easy|In 1992, 29 years after her last NBC show, she began 'Lamb Chop's Play-Along' on PBS|Shari Lewis
17/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NICKNAMES OF NEW YORK CITIES|$1600|hard|'The Crystal City'|Corning
22/06/2007|Jeopardy!|AMUSEMENTS|$200|easy|In this card game, your deadwood can total up to 10 to knock legally|gin
07/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LYING IN STATE|$200|easy|He lay in state in 1972 in tribute to his 48 years as FBI director|J. Edgar Hoover
04/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE FAMILY JULES|$1000|hard|Jules Massenet's most famous opera is 'Manon', based on this Abbe Prevost novel|Manon Lescaut
18/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST NAMES|$1600|hard|Not using the diminutive, 'Educating Rita' becomes 'Educating' her|Margarita
27/03/1998|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE & PLACES|$200|easy|Baghdadis are citizens of this country; we don't know where the Baghmommis live|Iraq
30/06/1997|Jeopardy!|BRAVE WORDS|$300|easy|'It is hard to be brave', said this friend of Winnie-The-Pooh, 'when you're only a very small animal'|Piglet
06/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MASSACHUSETTS|$1200|hard|Nye Lubricants, founded in New Bedford in 1844, sold the USA's last bottle of this type of oil in 1978|whale oil
26/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS|$1200|hard|A component of acids, this gas discovered in 1774 gets its name from the Greek words for 'acid' & 'forming'|oxygen
03/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$1000|hard|Flashy journal of cyberspace that shares its name with a biography of John Belushi|Wired
05/03/2008|Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$800|hard|The name of this corn & lima bean side dish is derived from an American Indian word for 'boiled corn'|succotash
18/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC ALIASES|$2000|hard|William Bailey used this stage name when he sang on hits like 'Welcome to the Jungle'|Axl Rose
04/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ROMANIA MANIA|$1000|hard|The Danube divides Romania from this Black Sea neighbor country to the south|Bulgaria
03/01/2005|Final Jeopardy!|MILITARY MATTERS|None|None|According to the CIA, this foreign country has the highest military expenditures per capita|Israel
03/06/2005|Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATED S|$800|hard|A chemical element|sulfur
02/04/2003|Jeopardy!|RANKS & TITLES|$800|hard|Orange ya glad you know this title for a Chinese official goes back to the Sanskrit for 'counselor'|mandarin
20/07/2011|Jeopardy!|SYNONYMS ON THE INSIDE|$600|medium|Inside 'fragile' is this word meaning fragile|frail (in fragile)
09/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS|$400|easy|Horses owned by the Earl of Rosebery won this Epsom race 3 times, twice while he was prime minister|the Epsom Darby
10/10/2011|Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED KEGS|$600|medium|Enjoy this Belgian brew: ATLAS LOITERS|Stella Artois
12/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A LOVELY PORT|$1000|hard|Port gets its name from this second-largest Portuguese city that's 2 letters longer|Oporto
21/02/2006|Final Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAINTERS|None|None|His twin daughters both married generals, & his portrait of one of his sons-in-law is seen here|Jacques-Louis David
16/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS|$200|easy|This musical opens as Miguel de Cervantes is thrown into a dungeon for crimes against the church|Man of La Mancha
13/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER MATH|$1200|hard|Nelson's Column site in London that is 2 for 4 & 3 for 9|Trafalgar Square Root
28/12/2007|Jeopardy!|ASIAN COUNTRIES|$800|hard|Its natives call it Zhongguo, 'central country'|China
07/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SINNERS|$200|easy|When this 'lucky' mobster took a fall, Frank Costello became acting head of his family|Charles 'Lucky' Luciano
20/07/2004|Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$800|hard|On October 9, 1635 this minister was banished from Massachusetts; he headed south to Rhode Island|(Roger) Williams
09/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|B.C. PEOPLE|$1000|hard|Ashurbanipal turned this capital city of Assyria into a cultural mecca|Nineveh
15/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE SECRETARY OF STATE WHO...|$1300|hard|...survived an assassination attempt on the night his boss was shot|Seward
06/03/2009|Jeopardy!|RULE BRITANNIA|$200|easy|In 2002 she celebrated 50 years on the throne|Elizabeth II
12/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DRINK SOME 'T'|$800|hard|It's the non-potent beverage in a Bloody Mary|tomato juice
23/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ULYSSES|$1200|hard|Ulysses is trying to return from Troy to this place, but not for his Cornell class reunion|Ithaca
23/12/1996|Jeopardy!|FLORIDA|$400|easy|A revolving platform called Kodak's Island in the Sky provides panoramic views of these gardens near Winter Haven|Cypress Gardens
10/03/1997|Jeopardy!|FACTS & FIGURES|$300|easy|This country has the largest crude oil reserves, about a quarter of the world's total|Saudi Arabia
12/11/1997|Jeopardy!|FRUITS & NUTS|$300|easy|Some people are nuts about this green nut ice cream|Pistachio
17/10/1991|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHOR'S DEDICATIONS|$200|easy|Joseph Wambaugh said that this book was “for Dee and of course for all the centurions”|The New Centurions
20/05/1997|Jeopardy!|FASHION|$400|easy|In the swinging '60s Carnaby Street in this city became a center for the 'mod' look|London
12/07/2005|Jeopardy!|I PROMISED YOU THE ROSE GARDEN|$800|hard|Many Supreme Court justices have been introduced in the Rose Garden, including her, Clinton's 1st pick|(Ruth) Ginsburg
30/01/1996|Jeopardy!|CARD GAMES|$200|easy|At the end of this classic children's game, whoever holds the odd queen loses|Old Maid
14/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$600|medium|Middle name of director Ernst Bergman|Ingmar
31/01/1996|Jeopardy!|'Y' NOT?|$500|medium|It was Richard III's 'house'|York
29/06/1993|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & THEIR ROLES|$500|medium|Playwright who made his film debut in 'Renaldo and Clara' in 1978 & won a Pulitzer Prize for Drama in '79|Sam Shepard
18/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|1902|$2000|hard|This cabinet dept. set up a 'Poison Squad', a group of volunteers determining which food additives were harmful|Agriculture department
15/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS|$1000|hard|This American playwright won the first of his four Pulitzer Prizes for 1920's 'Beyond the Horizon'|Eugene O'Neill
10/02/2003|Jeopardy!|STRIKE UP THE BAND|$200|easy|This air-driven instrument heard here is also known as a squeezebox|accordion
21/09/2000|Jeopardy!|'WOOD's|$500|medium|Type of print seen here in a 19th century example|Woodcut
25/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DANCE MAGAZINE AWARDS|$3000|hard|1978 winner seen here in a 1985 film:|Mikhail Baryshnikov
11/11/1998|Jeopardy!|SEPTEMBER 1984|$300|easy|The Sierra Club threw its support behind this man, not Ronald 'If you've seen one redwood...' Reagan|Walter Mondale
25/12/2006|Jeopardy!|THEN HIT 'PRINT'|$800|hard|2-word term for the detailed, often smaller wording on a contract that, if overlooked, could be troublesome|the fine print
01/10/2007|Jeopardy!|GETTING SAUCY|$1000|hard|Italian for 'in sailor's style', it's a popular sauce for pasta|marinara
08/02/1985|Double Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$400|easy|Turin is the only major city on both banks of this river|the Po River
09/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD FACTS|$800|hard|This country is home to the University of Bergen & the University of Trondheim|Norway
14/06/2007|Jeopardy!|THE GREEK ALPHABET & MORE|$800|hard|This counter-terrorist military group headquartered at Fort Bragg is involved in hostage rescue|Delta Force
06/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|L.A. AREA MUSEUMS|$400|easy|Visitors to this hilltop art 'center' enter via the tram arrival plaza|Getty Center
18/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SHADES OF GREEN|$2000|hard|A small nonflowering plant, like hairy cap or peat|moss
08/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ART CLASS|$800|hard|You're on a roll if you know in Japan makemono are horizontal paintings done on these & kakemono are vertical ones|Scrolls
08/09/2003|Jeopardy!|MODERN–DAY QUOTES|$200|easy|In a recent interview with Martin Bashir he claimed, 'I've had no plastic surgery on my face, just my nose'|Michael Jackson
27/09/1995|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$500|medium|This British group's 1979 album 'The Wall' included the hit single 'Another Brick in the Wall'|Pink Floyd
16/04/2001|Jeopardy!|TV TITLE CHARACTER PROFESSIONS|$100|easy|'The Rockford Files'|Private investigator
03/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|UN SECRETARIES GENERAL|$600|medium|Boutros Boutros-Ghali served as this nation's minister of state for foreign affairs from 1977-1991|Egypt
23/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE WHITE HOUSE|$1000|hard|He was the first president to live in the White House after it was burned down & rebuilt|James Monroe
04/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$1600|hard|His greatest novel was a commercial flop, so he supported his family with stories like 'Bartleby the Scrivener'|(Herman) Melville
14/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|I'M TOMMY LEE JONES!|$400|easy|I suffered no alienation protecting the Earth as Agent K in this 1997 comedy|Men in Black
23/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$2500|hard|At his Pittsburgh museum, you can buy reproductions of his works, including 'Happy Bug Day' & 'Soup Can'|Andy Warhol
20/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ACTING HURT|$400|easy|Since 2001 John Hurt has played Mr. Ollivander, an eccentric wandmaker, in this film series|Harry Potter
04/10/2011|Jeopardy!|THEY OUGHT TO MAKE A MOVIE|$600|medium|Remember Dick & Jane from the old readers?  What if this dog of theirs were an adorable robot?|Spot
29/04/2008|Jeopardy!|TIME|$800|hard|This type of year is also known as a bissextile year|a leap year
07/04/1988|Jeopardy!|1987|$100|easy|'People meters' were put into use measuring the popularity of these|television programs
11/05/1999|Jeopardy!|BEE HEALTHY|$200|easy|Most of this crucial agricultural process is done by bees|Pollination
01/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE BRITISH MUSEUM|$400|easy|You won't find this Egyptian monument's beard on the plains of Giza, but in the British Museum|the Sphinx
27/06/2005|Jeopardy!|MOVIE CROSSWORD CLUES 'G'|$800|hard|Denzel's Civil War saga (5)|Glory
22/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ROMANCE & HISTORY|$3000|hard|Lord Byron's lover Marianna Segati was married to a 'Merchant of' this city who was Byron's landlord|Venice
21/09/2010|Jeopardy!|THAT HURTS!|$800|hard|At the website for this product, you can get an M18L with a laser sight that shoots 2 barbs deploying 50,000 volts|Taser
19/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE TITLE ESCAPES ME|$800|hard|In a 1975 Disney thriller 2 orphans with mysterious powers 'Escape To' this geographical feature|Witch Mountain
13/11/2007|Jeopardy!|BOOKS OF THE APOCRYPHA|$200|easy|The British tell the tale of St. George & this; the Apocrypha has the book of Bel & this|the Dragon
15/07/2009|Jeopardy!|NARNIA|$1000|hard|The youngest of the Pevensie children, she's the first to pass through the wardrobe into Narnia|Lucy
05/03/2003|Jeopardy!|MUSEUMS|$600|medium|The Patton Museum of Chivalry & Armor at this fort has several German Panzer tanks (in case Indiana invades?)|Fort Knox
13/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|18th CENTURY AMERICANS|$400|easy|During the last years of the revolution, he worked on his 'Notes on the State of Virginia'|Thomas Jefferson
28/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$400|easy|In 1858 he said, 'I believe this government cannot endure permanently half slave and half free'|Abraham Lincoln
22/11/1985|Jeopardy!|HANDICRAFTS|$400|easy|Pliny the Elder wrote about & Da Vinci taught this art form now done by 4-year-olds|finger painting
11/02/1998|Jeopardy!|HAMMURABI'S CODE|$100|easy|Rule 200 says if a man knocketh these out of an equal, his shall be knocked out, too|Teeth
09/04/2009|Jeopardy!|THE OTHER|$400|easy|Linus Pauling had the same initials as this other chemist who lived in France 100 years earlier|Louis Pasteur
26/01/2006|Jeopardy!|BREAKFAST CEREALS|$400|easy|'They're gr-r-reat!'|Frosted Flakes
03/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DEATH IN VENICE|$800|hard|It's the main character Gustave von Aschenbach who succumbs in this author's 'Death in Venice'|Thomas Mann
13/09/2007|Jeopardy!|'HOW's|$800|hard|Earsplitting simian of the tropics|howler monkey
05/04/2007|Jeopardy!|MIGRATION|$1500|hard|Fraser River, where some of them go to spawn, gives its name to a type of this fish|salmon
14/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WINE|$800|hard|Like a bunch of flowers, the fragrance of a wine is called this|a bouquet
17/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TWINS|$400|easy|In 'Twins' Arnold Schwarzenegger played a genius fluent in 12 languages; this actor played his con man twin|Danny DeVito
16/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS|$4200|hard|This sci-fi scribe of 'The Time Machine' also wrote hit nonfiction with 'The Outline of History'|(H.G.) Wells
29/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CLIFFHANGER|$400|easy|On a clear day, you can see Calais, France from this chalky English landmark|(the White Cliffs of) Dover
18/11/2005|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$800|hard|Accept the loan of someone else's pain & sadness|borrow sorrow
02/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$400|easy|David Byrne of the Talking Heads attended this Providence art school|Rhode Island School of Design
05/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'H' IS FOR HOBBY|$2000|hard|If you like cultivating fruits & plants, you're down with this art whose name comes from the Latin for 'garden'|horticulture
19/10/2005|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$800|hard|This gemstone is basically an onyx with alternating bands of sard & other minerals|sardonyx
09/05/2008|Jeopardy!|MOTHER'S DAY|$200|easy|This type of 'mom' drives her kids around in an SUV to their sporting activities--one sport in particular|a soccer mom
15/07/1999|Jeopardy!|10 CDs FOR A PENNY|$500|medium|I chose 2 from this group: 'II' & 'Cooleyhigh-harmony'|Boyz II Men
14/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TV THEMES THAT HIT THE CHARTS|$2000|hard|This sitcom taught us to laugh at high school adversity|Welcome Back, Kotter
27/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS|$1600|hard|The Scrolls reveal a rich & diversified literary tradition amongst the Jews of this ordinal temple period|the Second Temple Period
30/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ARTSY|$1200|hard|This 19th century movement of Courbet, Millet & Daumier rejected academic styles in favor of everyday subjects|Realism
06/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STORY SONGS|$1000|hard|The hero of this Kenny Rogers song is named Tommy, 'But folks just called him Yellow'|Coward Of The County
20/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$800|hard|A hydrate contains this compound weakly bound in its crystals|water
29/11/2002|Jeopardy!|NON-POTENT POTABLES|$200|easy|The ginger ale and grenadine drink once called a pussyfoot is better known by this dimpled darling's name|a Shirley Temple
22/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT DAY OF THE WEEK WAS IT?|$1200|hard|October 27, 2001 & another sea of red, seen here|Saturday
22/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|RACING BIKES|$1200|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew spins pedals and wheels at Trek Bicycle Corporation in Waterloo, WI.)  Popular with bike messengers & recreational riders, track bikes are called 'fixed' this, so the pedals turn with the wheels, like at the dawn of cycling|fixed gear
15/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS WITH 2 VOWELS|$1600|hard|This roughly 5-inch-long tube conveys air to & from the lungs|a trachea
20/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY 'B'|$400|easy|In Europe, the beautiful blue Danube eventually empties into this sea of another color|the Black Sea
27/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|SWISS WATCHING|$800|hard|The Swiss Embassy's website history of this food product begins in 1528 with Hernando Cortez|Chocolate
16/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECTORS' FIRST FEATURES|$2000|hard|'The 400 Blows' (1959)|Truffaut
29/01/1998|Jeopardy!|JIMMY LOVES THAT COMPUTER|$500|medium|Ironically, Jimmy spent the second Sunday in May replacing this, his PC's main circuit board|a motherboard
18/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR FIRST FEATURE FILMS|$400|easy|Her first film was the 1951 drama 'Fourteen Hours'; her second was another 'timely' movie, 'High Noon'|Grace Kelly
20/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SUPERBAD|$400|easy|On Aug. 7, 1888 this murderer struck for the first time in London's East End|Jack the Ripper
14/02/2011|Jeopardy!|ALTERNATE MEANINGS|$800|hard|Stylish elegance, or students who all graduated in the same year|class
16/07/1996|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$1000|hard|In 'Paradise Lost', he wrote of 'things unattempted yet in prose or rhyme'|John Milton
10/11/2004|Jeopardy!|IT’S A MONARCHY|$600|medium|Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia|Cambodia
19/07/2010|Jeopardy!|HERE'S ANDERSON COOPER|$400|easy|(Anderson Cooper reads the clue.)  In 2008 I moderated a Republican debate appropriately held at the presidential library of the man whose political heir the candidates claimed to be|Ronald Reagan
17/03/2005|Jeopardy!|23 SKIDOO|$600|medium|She was shot 23 times on May 23, 1934|Bonnie Parker
18/12/1997|Jeopardy!|BARNYARD ANIMALS|$400|easy|Animal most associated with the man seen here: (Harlan Sanders)|chicken
25/04/2001|Final Jeopardy!|MATERIALS|None|None|The name of the sheet seen here is derived from the name of this material|Celluloid
20/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COLORFUL RHYME TIME|$1600|hard|An emerald female monarch|a green queen
07/06/2010|Jeopardy!|YOU MAKE MY 'HEART' SING|$600|medium|You can tell Billy Ray Cyrus' 'lips to tell my fingertips', but don't tell this title organ; it 'might blow up and kill this man'|his 'Achy Breaky Heart'
28/09/2010|Jeopardy!|SHOWTIME AT THE ACROPOLIS|$600|medium|The new Acropolis Museum features the marble relief seen here of  Apollo, Artemis and this sea god|Poseidon
23/12/2010|Jeopardy!|I'LL SEE YOU IN COURT!|$800|hard|This 'You can do it. We can help' chain got sued for $3 million; a man said he'd been stuck on a glue-coated toilet seat|Home Depot
12/03/1990|Jeopardy!|GAMES|$100|easy|'Chicken Out' is a board game based on the riddle 'Why did the chicken' do this|Cross the road
19/04/2005|Jeopardy!|MOO-VIN' OUT|$200|easy|This common name for a cow is also an adjective that means 'overly authoritative'|Bossy
12/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE 12 TRIBES OF ISRAEL|$1000|hard|Explorer Pike|Zebulon
20/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|QUIZ SHOW|$200|easy|This scholarly quiz show 'Bowl' was originally hosted by Allen Ludden & sponsored by General Electric|College Bowl
22/12/2004|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL FORESTS|$600|medium|A replica of the 1st Spanish mission in Eastern Texas stands in the natl. forest named for this 'King of the Wild Frontier'|Davy Crockett
11/09/1984|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$200|easy|This N.M. town is the oldest city that's a state capital|Santa Fe
20/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT HATH TODD WROUGHT?|$2000|hard|John Todd gave his name to a type of this algebraic expression of 2 or more terms connected by symbols|polynomials
30/06/2004|Jeopardy!|'YELLOW' FEVER|$200|easy|The business section of the phone directory|the yellow pages
21/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GREAT MOMENTS IN HISTORY|$400|easy|The first brewery in the New World was opened in 1612 in the city that then had this 'Dutch' name|New Amsterdam
02/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE RECORD SHOWS I TOOK THE BLOWS|$400|easy|Before becoming a world leader, this Frenchman was wounded 3 times in WWI & was captured at Verdun in 1916|de Gaulle
15/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN ART|$800|hard|This French impressionist based his 'Olympia' of 1863 on Titian's 'Venus Of Urbino'|Edouard Manet
29/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$2000|hard|This Iowa city was named for a French Canadian, the first white man to settle permanently in what is now Iowa|Dubuque
04/11/1998|Jeopardy!|THE MORMONS|$200|easy|Mormons consider themselves this, like about 2 billion others; Southern Baptists don't agree|Christians
15/06/2005|Jeopardy!|WORLD FLAGS|$1000|hard|Revolutionaries in New York plotting the overthrow of Spanish rule in this Caribbean country based its flag on the USA's|Cuba
24/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|3-LETTER PALINDROMES|$400|easy|A young dog, or a brash, inexperienced young man|a pup
26/02/2002|Jeopardy!|JUST WRITE|$400|easy|Like the title of a 1962 hit by Dion, they call an Old English poem about a homeless & kinless warrior this|The Wanderer
26/03/2009|Jeopardy!|WHAT SIGN ARE YOU?|$1000|hard|You're a red rectangle with white letters; you tell folks to look out! they're going this!|the wrong way
22/09/2008|Jeopardy!|2008 NEWS|$400|easy|These Australians got a 'sorry' from their government for 2 centuries of mistreatment|the Aborigines
06/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AUSTEN POWERS|$1600|hard|This Austen book about Elinor & Marianne Dashwood was initially called 'Elinor and Marianne'|Sense and Sensibility
18/06/2008|Jeopardy!|EDIBLE COMMON BONDS|$200|easy|Irish, Brunswick, mulligan|stew
20/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE HOT 'ROCK'|$600|medium|This northern Illinois city of 140,000 is the seat of Winnebago County|Rockford
17/02/2011|Jeopardy!|SODA|$800|hard|Splenda & real fruit juice make this alphanumeric soda's island fruit version special|7 Up
06/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|JUST THE FACTS|$2000|hard|He's the older son of Prince Charles and the late Princess Diana|Prince William
13/11/1996|Jeopardy!|'O' MY|$200|easy|Marine mollusk good at arm to arm to arm to arm to arm to arm to arm to arm combat|octopus
11/07/2005|Jeopardy!|DODGER|$400|easy|In 1962 this ex-Dodger became the first African American elected to Major League Baseball's Hall of Fame|Jackie Robinson
24/09/1984|Jeopardy!|GAY '90S|$100|easy|By '97 they had air-filled rubber tires, coaster brakes & adjustable handlebars|bicycles
28/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|FURNITURE|$800|hard|T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings bid farewell to antique furniture in his 1944 bestseller 'Goodbye, Mr.' this|Chippendale
15/12/2010|Jeopardy!|LET THE GAMES BEGIN|$1000|hard|These are held wherever Scottish culture has spread, like Maxville, Ontario, home of the Glengarry ones|the Highland Games
18/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$1200|hard|An agreement, or filled to capacity|pact/packed
22/05/1998|Jeopardy!|CATEGORY IN TRAINING|$200|easy|Training device seen here: (could be a 747)|Flight Simulator
14/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|FORESTS|$1000|hard|A national forest in Missouri's Ozarks is named for this 19th century writer|Mark Twain
07/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'EVER's|$800|hard|It's the antonym of the most famous word in Poe's 'The Raven', & also ends one of the verses|Evermore
18/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS ON FILM|$1200|hard|As Althea Flynt in 'The People vs. Larry Flynt'|Courtney Love
03/05/2007|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$200|easy|Shelley & Eliot would be happy to know that April is the national month for this form of writing|poetry
28/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CLEVELAND ROCKS!|$1200|hard|Kim Deal, Faith Hill & Vanilla Ice have been spotted at this attraction on the shores of Lake Erie|the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
02/10/1998|Jeopardy!|CHILDREN OF THE CORN|$400|easy|She wrote her Nebraska-set 'O Pioneers!' while living in Greenwich Village|Willa Cather
05/02/1986|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$400|easy|Not the duke, duchess, or castle, but Canada's southernmost city|Windsor
02/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'F'OODSTUFFS|$800|hard|The name of this semisoft candy can be used as a verb to mean 'to cheat' or 'to alter data'|fudge
07/02/2006|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL FUN|$400|easy|On Grand Cayman Island, visit the farm that raises the green sea type of this reptile|a turtle
25/01/1991|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$600|medium|Isabel, niece of this former president of Chile, wrote her first novel in exile in Venezuela|Salvador Allende
12/11/1987|Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$500|medium|Term for a non-indigenous plant, especially one grown in soil & climate different from the place of origin|exotic plants
01/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LETS TAKE A 'D' TOUR|$1200|hard|It's the capital of Australia's Northern Territory, which, incidentally, is located on the Beagle Gulf|Darwin
20/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'EPI' CURIOUS|$400|easy|Paul wrote one to Philemon|an epistle
10/06/2003|Jeopardy!|EDUCATION|$200|easy|The 'Ec' in Home Ec is short for this|economics
20/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CIVIL WAR PEOPLE|$2000|hard|Born into slavery around 1818, this great orator helped recruit his fellow African-Americans for the Union army|Frederick Douglass
10/09/2003|Jeopardy!|'BIG' & 'LITTLE'|$200|easy|At 8'2'', he's over a foot taller than his best friend Snuffleupagus|Big Bird
04/11/1991|Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS|$500|medium|Two Communist papers, the Morning Star of London & America's Daily World, formerly shared this name|The Daily Worker
16/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LAKE CITY|$2000|hard|Jinja, Uganda|Lake Victoria
14/02/1990|Jeopardy!|MARINE BIOLOGY|$500|medium|These animals are the only pinnipeds with tusks|walruses
03/03/2000|Jeopardy!|AROUND THE HOUSE|$300|easy|When using this kitchen device introduced in the late '40s, remember the standing time is as important as the cooking time|Microwave oven
28/04/2000|Jeopardy!|SEASONS|$400|easy|If Anthony Kiedis' group was ground & dried, this powder would result|Red Hot Chili Powder
20/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD LIT|$800|hard|Reinaldo Arenas called 'Journey to' this Cuban city 'A Novel in Three Trips'|Havana
03/04/1997|Jeopardy!|TRAVEL CANADA|$300|easy|Victoria, B.C. boasts a replica of the famous thatched cottage of this woman, Shakespeare's wife|Anne Hathaway
22/02/2000|Jeopardy!|AFRICAN CREATURES|$300|easy|The African colobus species of this animal dines on leaves|Monkey
29/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WHEEL OF JEOPARDY!|$1200|hard|Hidden enemy ---------------------------------- SN---  -N -H-  -R-SS|snake in the grass
01/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OUR 'WORLD' (& WELCOME TO IT)|$400|easy|It was not called just the Pretty Good War, but the Great War|World War I
25/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$400|easy|Originally, members of the U.S. Senate were chosen not by popular vote, but by these bodies|state legislatures
06/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CANADIAN GEOGRAPHY, EH?|$1200|hard|The large region known as the Laurentian Plateau is also known as the Canadian this|the Canadian Shield
18/09/2002|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|This joint is formed by the articulation of the femur & the tibia|a knee
28/09/1992|Double Jeopardy!|MOUNTAINS|$1000|hard|Mt. Logan, Canada's highest peak, lies in the St. Elias range in this territory|Yukon
31/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THAT OLD-TIME RELIGION|$1600|hard|With Mary I's accession in 1553 he ran to Geneva; he returned in 1559 & reformed the Church of Scotland|(John) Knox
21/12/2007|Jeopardy!|ROLLING STONE|$200|easy|Memorialized on the 1994 Rolling Stone cover seen here, Kurt Cobain was the lead singer of this group|Nirvana
11/03/2009|Jeopardy!|ETIQUETTE|$600|medium|Add one letter to 'etiquette' to get this word for online etiquette|netiquette
13/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION|$400|easy|16 months before his ride from Charlestown to Lexington, he participated in the Boston Tea Party|Paul Revere
09/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FLOW-ERS|$2000|hard|It's the longest river on the Iberian Peninsula|the Tagus River
23/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SNOUT OF AFRICA|$2000|hard|Camels can squeeze their nostrils shut during a haboob, one of these|a sandstorm
16/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|LEONARDO DA VINCI, BUSY GUY|$1600|hard|He wrote the duke of this city that he could 'supply infinite means of attack and defense', as well as sculpt|Milan
27/11/2002|Jeopardy!|WE INVENTED STUFF|$600|medium|On Feb. 14, 1876 Elisha Gray attempted to file a patent for this invention; however, Bell beat him by hours|the telephone
07/06/2010|Jeopardy!|ALTHING|$1000|hard|The Althing had an upper & lower house until 1991; now it's this type of legislature, meaning 'one chamber'|unicameral
19/06/2006|Jeopardy!|START ME 'UP'|$800|hard|Garden favorite seen here|a buttercup
19/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE NIGHTTIME SKY|$400|easy|Called the Earth's twin, this planet's surface features are obscured by thick clouds of sulfuric acid|Venus
06/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ROADSIDE AMERICA|$2000|hard|Take a gamble & visit Lucy the Elephant, seen here, a seaside attraction in this state for over 100 years|New Jersey
19/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|JAPAN|$600|medium|In 1995 PM Murayama issued the first of these rather than mere regrets over Japan's WWII behavior|Apologies
16/02/1999|Jeopardy!|BIOGRAPHY|$500|medium|This 1990 Nobel Peace Prize winner was born near Stavropol & in 1970 became that city's Communist party secretary|Mikhail Gorbachev
28/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WE ALL SPEAK HINDI|$1200|hard|You wash your keratinous filaments with this|shampoo
14/04/1997|Jeopardy!|LIGHTHOUSES|$500|medium|This easternmost 'point' of New York state at the tip of Long Island has a lighthouse built in 1796|Montauk Point
21/12/2011|Jeopardy!|5 DEGREES|$200|easy|MS, from Cal Tech|master of science
16/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S 'EASY'|$1200|hard|In Spanish this proverb translates to 'faciles venida, faciles van'|easy come, easy go
09/03/2007|Jeopardy!|ART WORKS|$1000|hard|'Family of Charles IV', 'Saturn Devouring One of His Children', 'The Naked Maja'|(Francisco) Goya
11/11/1997|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC|$300|easy|This American city, not Egypt, is home to the world's fourth-largest pyramid, seen here:|Las Vegas
02/03/2000|Jeopardy!|1890s SCIENCE|$500|medium|In 1892 Jupiter's moon Amalthea became the last satellite discovered without using this process|photography
01/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|OPERATIC DEMISES|$200|easy|Tosca leaps to her death from the parapet of the Castel Sant'Angelo in this Italian capital|Rome
10/12/1996|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$200|easy|This state's largest lake is Yellowstone Lake in the northwest|Wyoming
03/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|APPETIZERS|$1600|hard|Baba ghanoush is a dip made with this large purplish member of the nightshade family|eggplant
29/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CANADIAN HISTORY|$400|easy|Derided as the 'Pearson Pennant' after the prime minister, it was adopted in 1964|the maple leaf flag
29/12/2004|Jeopardy!|U.S. NEWSPAPERS|$1000|hard|Fort Lauderdale has the Sun-Sentinel; Fort Worth has the this-Telegram|the Star-Telegram
15/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL MONUMENTS|$600|medium|During the Civil War, this Baltimore fort was used as a federal prison|Fort McHenry
21/02/2011|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$1000|hard|The name of this oldest stringed keyboard instrument is from the Latin for 'key string'|the clavichord
24/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S NOT T.V.|$2000|hard|First 2 initials of the author of a series of novels about a butler named Jeeves|P.G. (Wodehouse)
30/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT|$1600|hard|Yaroslavl & Togliatti|the Volga
01/04/1991|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$200|easy|The short story writer Saki was killed in action in this war in 1916|World War I
22/09/2009|Jeopardy!|U.S. STATES|$200|easy|Bismarck is the second-largest city in this state|North Dakota
25/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY|$400|easy|The sign 'Careful.  Nervous Mother Driving' was on this type of vehicle|a school bus
22/10/2003|Jeopardy!|OPERA|$800|hard|Musetta has her very own waltz in Act II of this Puccini opera|La boheme
28/06/1988|Double Jeopardy!|RECENT HISTORY|$1000|hard|Names of the Soviet & American spacecraft that docked in space on July 17, 1975|Soyuz & Apollo
10/02/2003|Jeopardy!|COLONIAL AMERICA|$200|easy|In 1748 Lord Fairfax hired this 16-year-old to help survey his lands in the Shenandoah Valley|George Washington
10/01/1990|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$100|easy|In 1787 Delaware became the 1st state in the Union; in 1860 this became the 1st state to secede|South Carolina
26/07/2007|Jeopardy!|STORY SPOILERS|$1400|hard|Sherlock Holmes discovers a cane, then a family curse.  Howling is heard.  The culprit drowns on the moors|The Hound of the Baskervilles
20/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES|$600|medium|Julia Ormond played 'Sabrina' in the 1995 film,  & this actress played her in the original|Audrey Hepburn
29/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS|$2000|hard|In 1927 the Baldwin Piano Co. sponsored this Hungarian composer's first visit to the U.S.|Béla Bartók
28/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$200|easy|In 1857 James Clerk Maxwell concluded that its rings were made of small, unconnected particles|Saturn
28/01/2011|Jeopardy!|SO SAYETH THE TALK SHOW HOST|$600|medium|Jay Leno on July 8, 2010: The 'nominations were announced today... there's no 'me' in' this award|Emmy
14/01/1997|Jeopardy!|STREETS|$200|easy|The ruins of the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church lie at the end of Kurfurstendamm, this city's most famous boulevard|Berlin
21/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY NOVELS|$200|easy|Near the end of this novel Long John Silver steals some of the booty & is never heard from again|Treasure Island
19/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL SOUND EFFECTS|$2000|hard|This Russian patriotic work features 16 cannon shots|the 1812 Overture
07/07/1999|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL NICKNAMES|$100|easy|Harry Lillis Crosby|Bing
24/03/1997|Jeopardy!|'OVER' & 'OUT'|$500|medium|Galoshes|overshoes
25/07/2007|Jeopardy!|SAY YOU WANT A REVOLUTION|$800|hard|In 1966 Mao Zedong launched this campaign to revolutionize Chinese Society, & chaos ensued|the Cultural Revolution
28/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE LADYKILLERS|$5000|hard|He wrote, 'The fish had moved away. It swallowed the woman's limb without chewing'|Peter Benchley
31/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN AUTHORS|$600|medium|This 'Age of Innocence' author launched her career with a how-to book on 'The Decoration of Houses'|Edith Wharton
10/10/2005|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAM ZOO|$1000|hard|Asian snake fighter: EGO MOONS|a mongoose
26/04/2001|Jeopardy!|THE 'WEST' WING|$100|easy|In 1863 it was admitted to the Union as the 35th state|West Virginia
23/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BY GEORGE, IT'S GEORGE!|$400|easy|With hits like 'All My Ex's Live in Texas' & 'Blue Clear Sky', he's 'Pure Country'|George Strait
24/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HAVE A HEART WITH DR. OZ|$400|easy|(Dr. Oz delivers the clue holding a real heart.)  This valve, whose name is from the Latin for 'three points', prevents the backflow of blood from the right ventricle into the right atrium|the tricuspid
27/01/2003|Jeopardy!|IN THE MEDICINE CHEST|$200|easy|For 100 years people have relied on this pretty pink liquid for indigestion & upset stomach|Pepto-Bismol
20/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY BEFORE AFTER|$400|easy|This term for what an adolescent grows into comes from the same Latin root|Adult
17/06/2003|Jeopardy!|24|$1000|hard|You're within this 'circle' if you experience 24 continuous hours of sunlight on June 21|Arctic Circle
14/09/2010|Jeopardy!|CALDECOTT MEDAL & HONOR BOOKS|$400|easy|The 1964 Caldecott Medal went to this classic by Maurice Sendak|Where the Wild Things Are
29/06/2001|Jeopardy!|FEATURED CREATURES|$300|easy|Bullwinkle's buddy Rocky is this animal, scientific name glaucomys volans|Flying squirrel
02/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|OH 'PH'|$2000|hard|In mythology, after Hippolytus rejects her, this wife of Theseus hangs herself|Phaedra
20/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BERNINI|$1200|hard|Bernini's sculpture of this French king set the standard for royal portraits for 100 years|Louis XIV
24/12/2010|Jeopardy!|I WANT 'MOR'|$800|hard|Group spirit of well being (& if it doesn't improve around here we're gonna start the beatings again)|morale
24/02/2006|Jeopardy!|ATTENTION, SPACE CADETS|$600|medium|This candy got ahead by placing heads on its dispensers, & in 1955 'Space Trooper' was one of the first|Pez
04/02/2003|Jeopardy!|TELL 'EM WHAT THEY'VE WON, JOHNNY|$400|easy|In the category Best Rock Album, The Rolling Stones' 'Voodoo Lounge' won this award for 1994|Grammy
25/02/2008|Jeopardy!|'O.L.'|$1000|hard|This type of work force  is also called trade unionism|organized labor
22/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE DIRECTOR'S CHAIR|$800|hard|'The Night the Banshee Cried', 'Plan 9 From Outer Space', 'Necromania'|Ed Wood
25/10/2007|Jeopardy!|RECENTLY DISCOVERED PRESIDENTIAL ADS|$400|easy|In 1814 this gen. had a pirate, Jean Laffite, help him in N.O.; what's next?  I'm John Q. Adams & I approved this message|Andrew Jackson
05/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TV NEWS|$400|easy|Because of the staged quality of these two 1996 events, TV may not cover them live in the year 2000|the Democratic & Republican National Conventions
22/03/1994|Double Jeopardy!|TELEVISION HISTORY|$600|medium|This company was created to produce 'I Love Lucy'; it combined the 2 stars' names|Desilu
28/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|THEATRE|$800|hard|'Front Porch' was the original title of this playwright's 'Picnic'|Inge
08/04/2005|Jeopardy!|NOBEL, PULITZER OR BOTH|$400|easy|Norman Mailer|Pulitzer
22/10/1998|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD|$100|easy|U.S. 101 is usually called the 'Hollywood' one; it leads into the 'Ventura ' one|Freeway
09/07/2010|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE A NEW POKEMON|$200|easy|Chimu won't defeat anyone nowadays: it's a people of Peru defeated by this empire in the 1400s|Inca
08/12/1989|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & ACTRESSES|$300|easy|People call him 'Lou Bamba' since he starred in 'La Bamba'|Lou Diamond Phillips
07/07/2011|Jeopardy!|'TEN' & UP|$1000|hard|The person who pays rent to a landlord|a tenant
01/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$2000|hard|It's the largest number in the Fibonacci sequence that's also a day in a month|21
17/05/2000|Jeopardy!|BOASTING|$400|easy|In a fairy tale, The Brave Little Tailor boasted he killed 7 with one blow!  The town thought he meant men; he meant these|Flies
19/12/2007|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$1000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew points out a South Atlantic island on a map on the monitor.)  Tristan da Cunha is often called the most remote inhabited island--the nearest major city is this one, 1500 miles away|Cape Town
06/07/1995|Double Jeopardy!|ENGINEERING|$1000|hard|On May 10, 1869 telegraphs around the U.S. flashed the news that it was 'done'|the Transcontinental Railroad
29/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PHOTOGRAPHERS|$400|easy|Photographer seen here: (famous for Civil War photos)|Mathew Brady
02/07/2003|Jeopardy!|HELLO, SPORTS FANS|$400|easy|A sculpture of this heavyweight's fist was donated to the city of Detroit by Sports Illustrated|Joe Louis
19/11/1992|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK STATE|$500|medium|New York State is bordered by these two Great Lakes|Erie and Ontario
15/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYBODY LOVES RAIMENT|$2000|hard|Attention, -Wan Kenobi: heko & kaku are types of this sash worn with a kimono|obi
23/09/2004|Jeopardy!|YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT|$1000|hard|You're such a grouch!  For your June 25th birthday I'm serving you this, the symbol of your zodiac sign|a crab
20/11/1998|Jeopardy!|DA BULLS|$500|medium|Artis Gilmore, a star at this position, twice started the All-Star game against Kareem|center
29/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|OXYMORONS|$600|medium|Green Keepers is a brand of 'spikeless cleats' for this sport|Golf
28/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIRDS|$600|medium|Monkeys contributed to the demise of these 'silly' birds by eating their eggs|dodos
09/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|I, KANT|$2000|hard|According to Kant, any unavoidable requirement of moral law was this kind of 'imperative'|categorical
30/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MR. T|$1600|hard|'Germania' & 'Historiae' are major works by this Roman orator & public official|Tacitus
19/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$2000|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew stands in front of a board with numbers.) The string of values seen here is increasing this way, from the Latin for 'to declare'|exponentially
01/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$400|easy|Receptors on the bill of this duckbilled mammal can detect electric fields which guide it to its prey|Platypus
04/02/2009|Final Jeopardy!|20th CENTURY FIRSTS|None|None|On Oct. 14, 1947 in the Mojave Desert the first of these sounds was made by man; it was the byproduct of another first|sonic boom
13/01/1988|Jeopardy!|SPECIAL OSCARS|$200|easy|Appropriately, the statuette presented to Edgar Bergen was made out of this|wood
10/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ART|$400|easy|A furor erupted over a student exhibit in Chicago when 1 of these was placed on the floor|American flag
23/12/2011|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL TYPES|$200|easy|Belted Galloway & Polled Hereford|a cow (cattle)
02/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE TUDORS|$1200|hard|The scene here is part of the king's campaign against these establishments|monasteries
15/11/1985|Jeopardy!|IN OTHER WORDS...|$500|medium|Perform an optical scan prior to execution of a jete|look before you leap
07/03/2000|Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$400|easy|It's defined as a change in the hereditary material of an organism's cells|Mutation
21/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|I GOT A CALDECOTT!|$1000|hard|1948's & '49's books had this weather condition in their titles; Roger Duvoisin's was 'White' & 'Bright'; the Hader|Snow
15/06/2004|Jeopardy!|NATION'Z'|$200|easy|This country has numerous national parks including Fiordland, Tongariro & Abel Tasman|New Zealand
18/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY LITERARY CHARACTERS|$800|hard|Cassy & Emmeline escape from this slave owner after the 2 convince him his house is haunted|Simon Legree
03/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BRINGING HOME KEVIN BACON|$1600|hard|Kevin's role in this movie seen here may have left him feeling a bit empty|Hollow Man
12/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WISDOM OF THE AGES|$800|hard|A fragment from Euripides has the line 'Those whom God wishes to destroy, he' first does this|Makes mad
17/06/1999|Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES' MIDDLE NAMES|$100|easy|Mary Moore|Tyler
28/07/2011|Jeopardy!|TOOLS OF THE WRITER'S TRADE|$600|medium|At London's Charles Dickens museum, visitors can handle Dickens' own pen of this type|a quill pen
28/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$1000|hard|In 1924 it became the first country to host the Summer & Winter Olympics in the same year|France
16/03/2006|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$1000|hard|One of Shakespeare's sisters had this name, the same as Will's wife|Anne
08/09/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$100|easy|When Thomas Jefferson took office in March, 1801, this river formed the western U.S. boundary|Mississippi
05/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SOUPS OF THE WORLD|$1200|hard|Ribollita|Italy
06/07/2011|Jeopardy!|FOR KIDS|$400|easy|Get out the door faster in shoes that fasten using this material of tiny hooks & loops instead of laces|velcro
09/01/2004|Jeopardy!|GOING TO THE DOGS|$200|easy|The 'Siberian' type of this dog crossed the Bering Strait to Alaska around 1910|husky
19/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|REAL MEN OF SCIENCE|$1200|hard|Galileo used a supernova in 1604 to disprove this ancient Greek's theory that the universe never changes|Aristotle
09/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'O's|$200|easy|It's a solemn promise to tell the truth, I swear|oath
14/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ARTISTS & THEIR SUBJECTS|$400|easy|His 1892 painting 'Manao Tupapau' depicts a young Tahitian girl & a scary-looking spirit|Paul Gauguin
22/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ADVERBS|$400|easy|It's the word used most often in the ditty 'Row, Row, Row Your Boat'|Merrily
04/11/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S MY LINE|$1000|hard|'When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth'|Sherlock Holmes
04/06/2003|Jeopardy!|FOR THE BIRDS|$400|easy|Edgar Allan Poe could tell you that it was the first bird Noah sent out from the ark to seek dry land|raven
12/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SMALL WORDS|$800|hard|This 3-letter word can refer to something really small or the early hours of the morning|wee
16/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'THE' BEGINNING|$2000|hard|The first law of this states that energy in a system cannot be created or destroyed|thermodynamics
07/02/2008|Jeopardy!|THE MASTERS|$600|medium|There's more of Venus to love in a 1615 painting by this Flemish master|Rubens
10/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT THE TV TITLE MEANS|$400|easy|Slang for what Laura Linney is diagnosed with on a Showtime series|The Big C
17/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'70s FASHIONS|$1000|hard|This Welsh designer's cotton dresses based on late Victorian & Edwardian styles featured ruffles & lace|Laura Ashley
17/06/1998|Final Jeopardy!|TELEVISION PERSONALITIES|None|None|He was ordained by Pittsburgh Presbytery in 1962 with a charge to work with children through the media|Fred Rogers (host of 'Mister Rogers' Neighborhood')
23/04/2003|Double Jeopardy!|RICHARD|$1200|hard|It's the real first & last name of the Beatles' famous drummer|Richard Starkey (now Ringo Starr)
29/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ASSASSINS|$800|hard|Nathuram Godse's assassination of this man in 1948 set off riots in Bombay & other cities|Mahatma Gandhi
10/04/2007|Jeopardy!|THE 3rd CENTURY B.C.|$400|easy|This ancient wonder depicted here, is completed|the Colossus of Rhodes
29/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|WYOMING|$400|easy|A western celebration, Frontier Days, has been held each year since 1897 in this capital|Cheyenne
05/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE-MOBILES|$2000|hard|This 2001 Vin Diesel street-racing film popularized Honda 'Tuners', personalized cars that are the new hot rods|The Fast and the Furious
14/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHO LET THE DOGS OUT?|$1200|hard|When he lived in Glendale, California as a young boy, John Wayne's family had an airedale named this|Duke
15/02/1999|Jeopardy!|OLYMPIC POTPOURRI|$400|easy|The name of this equestrian event is French for 'training'; it doesn't refer to a garment|Dressage
12/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GOING DUTCH|$800|hard|Driving through the Netherlands?  You should know a sign that says 'Parkeerverbod' means this|No Parking
24/05/2010|Jeopardy!|SEERS|$200|easy|Telemus, 'the best of soothsayers', warned the Cyclops about this wandering man|Odysseus
31/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE SCREAM ACTORS GUILD|$200|easy|More bare than scare, this Mistress of the Dark's real name is Cassandra Peterson|Elvira
09/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY BEFORE & AFTER|$200|easy|Lawrence & Lee play about the trial over man evolving from Mr. Toad of Toad Hall|Inherit the Wind in the Willows
22/10/2001|Jeopardy!|RESTAURATEURS|$100|easy|Nobuyuki Matsuhisa learned his trade at these 'bars' in Tokyo, moved on to Peru & then conquered America|sushi bars
27/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OBSCURE NOBEL PRIZE-WINNING AUTHORS|$1200|hard|Writers from Norway, Sweden & Denmark had already won; in 1939 it was the turn of someone from this country|Finland
27/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' CHARACTERS|$1300|hard|Moses Elkanah Herzog, Eugene Henderson, Von Humboldt Fleisher|Saul Bellow
06/09/2001|Jeopardy!|U.S. MONEY|$300|easy|Congress honored this slain U.S. senator from New York on a 1997 commemorative silver dollar|Robert F. Kennedy
22/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I THINK WE'RE ALONE NOW|$2000|hard|Martha & 2 males, the last of these birds, had time alone at the Cincy zoo; too bad they didn't make the most of it|the passenger pigeon
05/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DIRECTORS' LAST FEATURE FILMS|$1200|hard|'A Prairie Home Companion' (2006)|Robert Altman
31/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. CITIES|$1000|hard|Lancaster, Pennsylvania is on this river, which shares its name with a type of wagon|Conestoga
13/01/1986|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL TRIVIA|$400|easy|Before he died in 1547, this Tudor king weighed over 400 pounds|Henry VIII
10/03/2009|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD NON-SQUARES|$800|hard|An on-the-town Mischa Barton got more time to pose for paparazzi after she left this teen soap in 2006|The O.C.
20/11/1995|Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$200|easy|In the late '30s this Spaniard began painting in a more academic style & was expelled by the Surrealists|Salvador Dalí
21/03/2007|Jeopardy!|'OY'!|$600|medium|These edible bivalve mollusks can reach 12 inches across|oysters
09/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1600|hard|CBS forensics drama with Gil Grissom that has some 'splainin' to do when it turns into a Desi Arnaz sitcom|CSI Love Lucy
28/11/2008|Jeopardy!|SOUNDS OF MADISON AVE.|$600|medium|Baby, you can drive this make of car  'Zoom-zoom'|Mazda
08/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY BOOKS|$200|easy|This Richard Bach story is an allegory about a seabird who seeks to attain perfect flight|Jonathan Livingston Seagull
30/05/2003|Jeopardy!|MISSOURI LOVES COMPANY|$1000|hard|The Missouri Compromise allowed Missouri to enter the Union with this status|slave state
30/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PATRON SAINTS|$800|hard|Lost items & the poor|Saint Anthony of Padua
23/02/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HERE 'WE' COME!|$2000|hard|From 1919 to 1933 Germany was known as this republic|the Weimar Republic
11/07/2011|Jeopardy!|TV'S FUNNIEST PHRASES|$200|easy|'We are two wild and crazy guys'|Saturday Night Live
14/07/2005|Jeopardy!|FRIENDS|$200|easy|So far, he's the only 'Friends' actor to move on to star in a TV spinoff|(Matt) LeBlanc
21/07/2000|Jeopardy!|JADED|$400|easy|The gemstone jade comes from 2 minerals, jadeite & this one whose name is from the Greek for 'kidney'|Nephrite
02/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$800|hard|Some regulations of this agency, OSHA, deal with fire prevention & safe levels of exposure to asbestos|the Occupational Safety & Health Administration
25/12/2007|Jeopardy!|ROCKS & MINERALS|$200|easy|For its state mineral, Colorado chose rhodochrosite, which is a deep shade of this primary color|red
08/02/2000|Jeopardy!|TEEN PEOPLE|$100|easy|Having jumped in a lake during their Orlando photo shoot, these 'Boys' sported the wet look on a 1998 cover|Backstreet Boys
25/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FIVE GOLDEN 'RING's|$600|medium|At first baby can only gum this rubber toy but he'll be biting it soon enough|a teething ring
02/01/2003|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$400|easy|This university's Christ Church College was opened by Cardinal Wolsey in 1525|Oxford
23/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|DISNEY DOGS|$2000|hard|Sadly, in a live-action favorite, after contracting rabies, this title dog has to be put down|Old Yeller
29/10/2008|Jeopardy!|FACE TIME|$800|hard|Despite flimsy evidence against them, these two Italian immigrants were convicted of murder & executed in 1927|Sacco & Vanzetti
24/09/1984|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$300|easy|This 19th century Philadelphia distiller's name became slang for liquor|Booze
15/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE ITALIAN RENAISSANCE|$800|hard|In 1479 Venice sent Gentile Bellini to this city after a request by Sultan Muhammad II for a good portraitist|Istanbul (or Constantinople)
30/01/2001|Jeopardy!|TV OR NOT TV|$300|easy|Before the finale of 'M*A*S*H', this TV drama held the record for highest-rated single episode ever|Dallas
14/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSERS GO TO THE MOVIES|$400|easy|Elmer Bernstein of 'The Magnificent Seven' fame was known as Bernstein west; this classical giant was Bernstein east|Leonard
25/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MEN & WOMEN OF LETTERS|$1600|hard|Virginia Cleo...|V.C. Andrews
19/06/2008|Jeopardy!|BUSY AS A BEE|$1000|hard|It was no 'accident' that this 10th president had the most children--15|Tyler
01/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|COMICS & COMIC BOOKS|$1000|hard|It's the special power of Sue Richards of the Fantastic Four|Ability to become invisible
30/09/2008|Jeopardy!|AIRLINE CARRY-ON NO-NOs|$800|hard|Items like this one seen here?  Not so much|a snow globe
26/12/1996|Jeopardy!|MISSOURI|$400|easy|Near Mansfield you can visit the house where she wrote her 'Little House' books|Laura Ingalls Wilder
25/09/1995|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC SITCOMS|$100|easy|The lyric 'The Professor and Mary Ann' was added later to this series' theme song|Gilligan's Island
27/05/2008|Jeopardy!|BUGGY|$600|medium|Some ants herd these small insects of the order Hemiptera for the sweet excretions they produce|aphids
07/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THANKS FOR THE MEMOIRS|$1000|hard|In 'Command Performance', this actress discusses 'The Theater of Politics' -- namely, her 4-year term as head of the NEA|Jane Alexander
06/11/2002|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC NICHOLSON MOVIE LINES|$400|easy|1980: 'He-e-e-e-re's Johnny!'|The Shining
12/09/2008|Jeopardy!|IT'S A CRIME!|$800|hard|Malicious burning to destroy property|arson
06/03/2009|Jeopardy!|DYSFUNCTION JUNCTION|$600|medium|While in rehab, she sang at the Grammys from London about not going to rehab|Amy Winehouse
24/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FUN STUFF|$800|hard|At NYC's Tisch Children's Zoo, a Vietnamese pot-bellied this is available for petting|pig
10/10/2007|Jeopardy!|SHAPELY COUNTRIES|$200|easy|This island off the coast of Africa is where you might find Alex, Marty and Melman|Madagascar
02/06/2000|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'L'|$100|easy|Grand or petty crime (7)|Larceny
20/05/2004|Jeopardy!|'C' IS FOR COOKIE|$1000|hard|Classic oatmeal cookies are made with nutmeg & this age-old spice that comes in Cassia & Ceylon varieties|cinnamon
03/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NBA TEAMS, LITERALLY|$1200|hard|A form of energy associated with the motion of atoms or molecules|the (Miami) Heat
27/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD CITIES|$800|hard|Venezuela's second-largest city, it lies on the shore of a lake with which it shares its name|Maracaibo
13/01/2005|Jeopardy!|FOOD-O & DRINK-O|$1000|hard|Yukon Gold is a type of this|potato
04/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$1000|hard|Either of the smallest or largest types of monkey whose names both begin with the letter M|Marmosets or mandrills
13/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL CHARACTERS|$5400|hard|The heroine of this 1722 novel is born in Newgate Prison, where her mother is incarcerated|Moll Flanders
25/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING!|$400|easy|Seen here, she's made a name for herself on & off the tennis courts|Anna Kournikova
23/03/2006|Jeopardy!|SOUND CHECK|$800|hard|If thismeasuring instrument developed in the 1920s reads high, run!|a Geiger counter
11/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|'T'ELEVISION|$2000|hard|Co-hosted by John Davidson, it was ABC's response to NBC's 'Real People'|That's Incredible!
18/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TEAM PLAYERS|$400|easy|Larry Bird, 1979-92|the (Boston) Celtics
12/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$1000|hard|Scientists divide these toothless whales into 3 groups: right whales, gray whales & rorquals|Baleen whales
11/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PLANES, TRAINS & AUTOMOBILES|$800|hard|In 2004 CNN said a winning bidder for a toilet cubicle from this retired British Airways plane might use it as an outhouse|the Concorde
11/02/2009|Jeopardy!|TOOL TIME|$200|easy|This instrument with a pointed metal spiral is used to open wine bottles|a corkscrew
26/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN BUSINESS|$600|medium|This New York City's department store's red star logo may have been adapted from a tattoo worn by its founder|Macy's
28/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|EMINENT VICTORIANS|$1600|hard|Some have said that this Victorian poet's career may be divided into 2 parts: before & after 'In Memoriam'|Alfred, Lord Tennyson
05/05/2008|Jeopardy!|MUSICALS|$800|hard|Now a one-act musical on its own, 'The Lorax' was originally part of this show based on Dr. Seuss books|Seussical
10/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET BASICS|$400|easy|The pas de chat owes its name to the likeness of the movement to the leap of one of these|a cat
26/05/1986|Double Jeopardy!|FUTURISTIC FILMS|$1000|hard|1 of 2 races Rod Taylor meets circa 800,000 A.D. in 'The Time Machine'|Elois (or Morlocks)
21/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$600|medium|In 1974 he bought Rancho del Cielo, a 688-acre ranch east of Santa Barbara in the Santa Ynez Mountains|Ronald Reagan
21/06/2004|Jeopardy!|WHAT'S NEW?|$1000|hard|This Smithsonian museum has new digs at Dulles International Airport|the Air & Space Museum
08/07/2003|Jeopardy!|'HORN' IN|$400|easy|He had a plum role in a nursery rhyme|Little Jack Horner
25/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TRUTH SEEKERS|$1200|hard|In his 'Genealogy of Morals', this 19th c. German philosopher wrote that 'The will to truth requires a critique'|(Friedrich) Nietzsche
21/06/2004|Final Jeopardy!|INVENTIONS|None|None|Josephine Cochrane's 1886 version of this consisted of a copper boiler, wire baskets & a pump|a dishwasher
19/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MILTON|$400|easy|Respectively the 2 places named in satan's line 'Better to reign in ___ than serve in ___'|hell and heaven
07/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'BAND's|$1600|hard|To desert, or a wild lack of restraint|abandon
27/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL TRILOGIES|$200|easy|This Scot is the royal Bruce referred to in the title of 'The Bruce Trilogy' by NIgel Tanter|Robert the Bruce
26/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE AUTHOR|$400|easy|'The Bostonians' by H.J.|Henry James
20/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE PULITZER PRIZE FOR DRAMA|$1200|hard|For Frank Gilroy in 1965, the subject was winning when 'The Subject Was' these took home a Pulitzer|Roses
12/05/1999|Jeopardy!|HIT TUNES|$500|medium|'How's It Going to Be', 'Semi-Charmed Life'|Third Eye Blind
22/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|6-LETTER WORDS|$1000|hard|Used on citrus fruits, it's the item seen here|zester
28/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|PRAGUE|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew leans out of a famous portal.) 2 men were tossed out this window in the incident called the Defenestration of Prague, leading to this numerical war|the Thirty Years' War
02/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SCRAMBLED COUNTRY SINGERS|$1600|hard|Maybe he could have won 'Dancing with the Stars' with a name like SILLY BAY CURRY|Billy Ray Cyrus
10/11/2003|Double Jeopardy!|POINT|$800|hard|At Pittsburgh's 'The Point', the Allegheny & Monongahela meet to form this third river|the Ohio
01/07/1997|Jeopardy!|PHILANTHROPY|$400|easy|Your will may establish a charitable one of these, probably smaller than those of the Pew family|Trust
25/06/2008|Jeopardy!|BRUSH UP YOUR SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|In the '60s, Laurence Olivier put on blackface to play this Shakespearean hero|Othello
26/11/1999|Jeopardy!|FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES|$200|easy|C-H-O-W is food; pronounced the same but spelled this way, it's Italian for 'goodbye'|C-I-A-O
20/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$400|easy|An insect called a webspinner spins this fiber as it runs back & forth|Silk
15/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|LASTS|$1000|hard|This author of 'The Last Days of Pompeii' advised Dickens to give 'Great Expectations' a happier ending|Edward Bulwer-Lytton
06/10/1998|Jeopardy!|DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER|$400|easy|One of the plane surfaces of a cut diamond; the brilliant cut has 58|Facet
07/10/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$600|medium|He won a 1951 Pulitzer for his 'Complete Poems' & one in 1940 for 'Abraham Lincoln: The War Years'|(Carl) Sandburg
16/05/2008|Jeopardy!|NEW REALITY SHOWS?|$400|easy|Not feeling so tolerant lately?  Become Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's successor as this country's 'Next Top Despot'|Iran
20/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$2000|hard|Now sounding oxymoronic, these alliterative Republicans were the party's anti-slavery wing in its early years|the Radical Republicans
17/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|UNDER THE 'C'|$2000|hard|This rare fish has been called a living fossil|the coelacanth
10/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'HIGH' SCHOOL|$200|easy|Chuck Taylor, from whom Converse named a line of these shoes, was a basketball star of the 1910s|high-tops
20/01/1997|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$300|easy|This North Dakota city's capitol building is called The Skyscraper of the Prairies|Bismarck
28/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|'C' IN PHYSICS|$1600|hard|Ernest Lawrence received the 1939 Nobel Prize for Physics for his invention of this particle accelerator|the cyclotron
02/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|REWRITING HAMLET|$1600|hard|'Tis okay ye killed Dad & wed Mom--thou said thy 'offence is rank, it smells to heaven', but I'm a live & let live kind of guy|Claudius
22/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$1000|hard|Bordering on Kentucky, this easternmost of the 12 midwestern states also has a bluegrass region|Ohio
20/06/2003|Jeopardy!|AN 'IF'FY CATEGORY|$1000|hard|From the Latin for 'to open', it's an alcoholic drink taken before a meal|aperitif
29/09/2011|Jeopardy!|SIDEKICKS|$1000|hard|Jay Chou is seen here as this sidekick in a 2011 film|Kato
13/07/2006|Jeopardy!|REMEMBERING THE '90s|$1000|hard|In 1990, 100 years after this artist's suicide, medical researchers said that he may have suffered from Meniere's disease|van Gogh
25/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE ARE THEY NOW?|$800|hard|A 1960s surf movie hunk & star of 'Parrish', he's now teaching acting on a cruise line|Troy Donahue
12/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD RELIGIONS|$400|easy|Gandhi said, 'Hinduism will live so long as there are Hindus to protect' this animal|Cattle/Cows
01/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ABBREVIATED LINES OF POETRY|$1600|hard|'By the shores of Gitche Gumee,' B.T.S.B-S-W|by the shining big-sea-water
04/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PERSON, PLACE OR THING|$600|medium|The place is another word for Australia's outback; the person is the most powerful man in the world|Bush
12/07/2002|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE & PLACES|$800|hard|A Wichitan maybe from Wichita, Kansas or from Wichita Falls in this state|Texas
15/01/1988|Jeopardy!|KINGS & QUEENS|$300|easy|The last king of this Scandanavian country was Frederick IX, a rear admiral who died in 1972|Denmark
29/01/1996|Jeopardy!|1853|$1400|hard|Born on July 5, 1853 in Hertfordshire, he later founded the De Beers mining company|Cecil Rhodes
05/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|STRAIGHT 'A's|$400|easy|These socks with a diamond-shaped pattern are fit for a duke|Argyle
20/12/1996|Jeopardy!|SINGERS WHO ACT|$200|easy|Part of this 'Material Girl''s film 'Dangerous Game' was shot near our former 'Jeopardy!' offices|Madonna
12/03/1998|Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$100|easy|A person who acts rashly & harms himself is said to 'cut off' this 'to spite his face'|His nose
10/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|ENGLISH LITERATURE|$200|easy|It was a prelude to J.R.R. Tolkien's trilogy 'The Lord of the Rings'|The Hobbit
16/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$800|hard|Type of photo finish (5)|matte
12/01/2005|Jeopardy!|YORES FOR A SONG|$400|easy|You might think of the good old Emerald Isle when listening to this song|Danny Boy
19/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BESTSELLERS|$800|hard|In 2010 Jack Ryan Jr. & Sr. were back in this author's 'Dead or Alive'|Tom Clancy
20/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$200|easy|Type of event celebrated by an 'Epithalamion', like the one Spenser wrote about his own to Elizabeth Boyle|Wedding
25/12/2008|Jeopardy!|10-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|Not above|underneath
27/04/2011|Jeopardy!|BIZ 'B's|$400|easy|This brand of frozen veggies uses the logo seen here|Birds Eye
08/01/2004|Jeopardy!|CAN'T HELP FALLING IN LOVE|$1000|hard|Titania really hit bottom when she hit on Bottom in this Shakespeare comedy|A Midsummer Night's Dream
26/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BLACK AMERICA|$1000|hard|Ebony & Jet are among the magazines launched by this publisher|John Johnson
30/03/2007|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL RHYME TIME|$400|easy|An azure mystery-solving aid|a blue clue
04/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THE KING|$400|easy|Though born in November 1854, he was known as the 'March King'|Sousa
15/02/2008|Jeopardy!|VWLLSS FLWRS|$400|easy|PTN|petunia
30/04/2009|Jeopardy!|POLITICAL NICKNAMES|$200|easy|'Silent Cal'|Calvin Coolidge
18/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'RE', NOT ER|$2000|hard|This quality of sound distinguishes it from other sounds of the same pitch & volume|timbre
29/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S CANADA, EH|$400|easy|Canada celebrates Thanksgiving on the second Monday of this month, on the same day as our Columbus Day|October
11/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE FICTION FILE|$800|hard|In a 19th century Russian novel, Oblomov is the epitome of sloth, always in a robe & this footwear|slippers
30/06/2000|Jeopardy!|...AND MAN CREATED WOMAN|$300|easy|This 3-D tomb-raiding woman has done commercials for the Sci-Fi Channel|Lara Croft
04/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$1000|hard|Pt. Udall, in this island group, is called the easternmost American point in the western hemisphere|Virgin Islands
25/05/2006|Jeopardy!|ON COLONIAL MAPS|$200|easy|Da Nang was called Tourane when the French controlled what's now this country|Vietnam
23/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BODY PARTS|$2000|hard|12 of these 33 bones are thoracic|vertebrae
10/11/1986|Jeopardy!|STATE FLOWERS|$400|easy|Since it's about 500 miles away from any other state, no wonder its flower is the forget-me-not|Alaska
06/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|A LITTLE LIGHT READING|$600|medium|In her 'Files' & 'Mysteries' she solves crimes in a format for older teens; her 'Notebooks' are for kids|Nancy Drew
26/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'K' TEAM|$400|easy|He also said, 'Ask not what America will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man'|John F. Kennedy
16/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHIC NICKNAMES|$1600|hard|It's known as both 'The Steel City' & 'The Iron City'|Pittsburgh
15/10/1998|Jeopardy!|A HAIRY CATEGORY|$200|easy|An animal lends its name to this slick 'tail' style popular in the 1950s|Ducktail
25/01/2000|Jeopardy!|PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS|$400|easy|Logorrhea, also called verbomania, is doing this excessively or uncontrollably|Speaking/talking
15/10/1997|Jeopardy!|100 _____ MAKE A....|$300|easy|100 paisas make up one of these in India|Rupee
28/03/2008|Jeopardy!|McCARTNEY|$1000|hard|She's Paul's daughter & a leading fashion designer|Stella McCartney
22/11/2002|Jeopardy!|'40s TECH|$1000|hard|Adeline Gray in June 1942 made the first jump in a parachute made out of this material|nylon
09/11/2010|Jeopardy!|SUBTRACT A LETTER|$400|easy|...from 'portion' & you get this type of magic drink|potion
30/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|RENAISSANCE ART|$800|hard|Cosimo de Medici's patronage of Donatello led to the creation of this life-size nude, bronze sculpture in the 1430s|David
18/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIDEAST|$200|easy|Nomadic people whose name is Arabic for 'desert dweller'|Bedouins
04/09/2001|Jeopardy!|VIVA ANN-MARGRET!|$400|easy|Ann-Margret is touring in a 2001 revival of this musical about Chicken Ranch--a publicity photo is seen here|The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas
03/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|'HALL's OF FAME|$2400|hard|In the early 1870s, 'Honest' Jack Kelly became the new 'Boss' of this organization|Tammany Hall
02/12/2004|Jeopardy!|3rd GRADERS KNOW THIS STUFF|$1000|hard|The 15th, 17th, 19th, 23rd, 24th & 26th ones of these are specifically concerned with voting|constitutional amendments
05/07/1988|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION ODDITIES|$100|easy|Bush asked him, 'How'd you like it if I judged your career by those 7 minutes when you walked off the set?'|Dan Rather
21/10/2004|Jeopardy!|'NO' FUN|$200|easy|Spitzbergen is an island in this Scandinavian country|Norway
27/09/2004|Jeopardy!|PRECIOUS STONES|$400|easy|A David Caruso film, or a valuable stone found in Chinese carvings from 1400 B.C.|jade
01/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|HE WAS PRESIDENT WHEN...|$800|hard|The 20th century began|William McKinley
06/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE SHAW FESTIVAL|$800|hard|The Shaw's landmark version of this Orwellian epic encompassed the whole town & even featured flying helicopters|1984
07/06/2002|Jeopardy!|COBRA CABANA|$200|easy|Cobras can't hear the music from this person's flute; they 'dance' following the movements|the snake charmer
11/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|DANISH|$2000|hard|Like Dover, England, Mons Klint is worth a visit for this spectacular feature|the white cliffs
23/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HEADLESS & SHOULDERS|$1600|hard|On Feb. 12, 1554 this teen & her husband topped out; hope those 9 days were worth it|Lady Jane Grey
06/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S OUR LEADER!|$1600|hard|President Martin Torrijos Espino|Panama
29/05/2001|Jeopardy!|DESCRIBING THE SPORT|$200|easy|Protect oval spheroid like it was Hope Diamond, drag it across line to score 6, then throw it away & dance!|Football
06/05/2011|Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$1000|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows a map on the monitor.) The Florida Keys curve southwest for about 200 miles from Elliott Key to Loggerhead Key in this 'dry' national park|Dry Tortugas National Park
19/02/2008|Jeopardy!|WINTER SPORTS & GAMES|$600|medium|The markers in World Cup slalom skiing are called these, and missing one means disqualification|gates
14/01/2011|Jeopardy!|DROP DEAD DIVA|$1400|hard|This jazz diva who sang 'Strange Fruit' was just 44 and under arrest in her hospital bed when she passed away in 1959|Billie Holiday
10/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|DISSECTING MR. FROGGIE|$1000|hard|You'll note that the frog's heart has 2 atria, like yours, but just 1 of this chamber|ventricle
07/02/2008|Jeopardy!|COUPLES|$400|easy|Last name of the hotel magnate Elizabeth Taylor married in 1950; the 2 would never have Paris|Hilton
16/12/1998|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL TERMS OF SERVICE|$200|easy|March 4, 1797 - March 4, 1801|John Adams
25/07/2006|Jeopardy!|LEFTOVERS|$1000|hard|If a boat deal sounds too good to be true, there might be this small, 2-masted vessel that's rigged fore & aft|a catch
03/04/2000|Jeopardy!|2 FIRST NAMES?|$500|medium|His hit song 'In Your Eyes' was used in the movie 'Say Anything...'|Peter Gabriel
28/01/1997|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PEOPLE|$500|medium|Jesus said of this disciple in John 1:42, 'Thou shalt be called Cephas'|Peter
11/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH TRIVIA|$2000|hard|Regis Philbin was his Ed McMahon|Joey Bishop
24/11/1995|Jeopardy!|STATE CAPITALS|$200|easy|Basketball's Utah Jazz play their home games in this capital city|Salt Lake City
06/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH AMERICA|$400|easy|Only the Himalayas are higher than this South American mountain range|Andes
09/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|10-LETTER 'W'ORDS|$400|easy|Monday, Tuseday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday evenings|weeknights
14/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TAKE ME OUT TO...|$600|medium|Buy me some sushi & miso soup at the all-Japan demonstration of this form of fencing|Kendo
13/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL STATE THINGS|$1600|hard|This 'sweet' state tree of Vermont is an important source of syrup|sugar maple
13/07/2010|Double Jeopardy!|B.C.|$2000|hard|This 'Great' Persian leader freed the Jews from their Babylonian captivity|Cyrus the Great
27/06/2011|Jeopardy!|BAND DEBUTS BY DECADE|$600|medium|Wings|the '70s
10/02/2003|Jeopardy!|PARADISE LOST|$600|medium|This important prop in the story is described as 'ruddie and gold'|apple of the Tree of Knowledge
09/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|RELIGION|$400|easy|Its most sacred books are Kojiki, or 'Record of Ancient Events', & Nihongi, or 'Chronicle of Japan'|Shinto
17/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$1200|hard|A rubber-treatment process, or turning into Mr. Spock's kin|vulcanization
04/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TECH TALK|$400|easy|This brand's Ultimate G4 could be called the G5, since almost 5 G's is what it originally sold for|Apple Macintosh
03/06/2005|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$200|easy|Completes the title of a guide Heidi Murkoff co-wrote for expectant mothers 'What To Expect When You're...'|expecting
07/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GRAY'S ANATOMY|$2000|hard|The hypoglossal nerve functions as the motor to most of the muscles of this organ|the tongue
14/04/2011|Jeopardy!|RACING|$1000|hard|A Newport-to-Ensenada race is named for this type of boat|yacht
17/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT OPERA|$200|easy|In 1989 composer Gian Carlo Menotti directed his own opera about this boy 'and the Night Visitors'|Amahl
16/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PARTS OF SPEECH|$2000|hard|The roof, the roof, the roof is on fire!|a preposition
03/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER 'W'ORDS|$400|easy|An old proverb tells us 'there is truth in' this beverage|wine
28/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|YOUNG NOBEL PRIZE WINNERS|$400|easy|Frederick Banting was just 32 when he shared the Medicine Prize for discovering this hormone that treats diabetes|insulin
13/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN ON U.S. STAMPS|$400|easy|1902: The first First Lady|Martha Washington
05/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NOVEL 'T's|$400|easy|In the title of a favorite by S.E. Hinton, these 3 words precede 'This Is Now'|That Was Then
06/05/2010|Jeopardy!|SPOILER ALERT!|$200|easy|1968: The Statue of Liberty sticks up out of the sand|Planet of the Apes
07/12/2007|Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$800|hard|The Democratic Party's symbol dates back to 1828, when this man was called a jackass in his run for the presidency|Andrew Jackson
22/03/2006|Jeopardy!|COLORFUL RHYME TIME|$1000|hard|A cobalt wildebeest|a blue gnu
07/11/2007|Jeopardy!|OLD TESTAMENT NAMES|$400|easy|Hebrew for 'friend' or 'companion', she was the companion & daughter-in-law of Naomi|Ruth
11/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|TRAIN STATIONS|$200|easy|In the movie 'The Clock', Judy Garland finds love in this 'stately' NYC station|Penn Station
23/02/2011|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LIT|None|None|He wrote, 'The hellish tattoo of the heart increased.  It grew quicker & quicker, & louder & louder every instant'|Edgar Allan Poe
15/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ARTHUR-IAN AUTHORS|$1600|hard|He won a Pulitzer for 'A Thousand Days', his book on the JFK presidency|Schlesinger
11/11/1986|Jeopardy!|ALLITERATIVES|$200|easy|NBC tape editor Robert Rizzo uses this 'Midnight Cowboy' nickname on 'NBC News at Sunrise' credits|Ratso Rizzo
03/07/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU CAN QUOTE ME|$800|hard|'And like the old soldier of that ballad, I now close my military career and just fade away'|(Douglas) MacArthur
31/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$400|easy|Attributed to Disraeli, among others, is 'There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and' these|statistics
07/04/2005|Jeopardy!|WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$800|hard|Around 1714 he set the freezing point of water at 32 degrees & the boiling point at 212|Fahrenheit
19/02/1990|Jeopardy!|CUBA|$100|easy|If you have a sweet tooth, you'll probably know that this is Cuba's most important crop|sugarcane
27/11/2001|Jeopardy!|THE KOREAN WAR|$800|hard|Planes from the USS Valley Forge bombed this North Korean capital during the first few weeks of the war|Pyongyang
03/12/2007|Final Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|None|None|Her first published writings appeared in the Shanghai Mercury when she was 7|Pearl Buck
02/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|BIRD UP!|$2000|hard|The feathers of this arctic grouse pturn white in winter|the ptarmigan
15/10/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MARTIN SCORSESE, ACTOR|$400|easy|Scorsese played a sponsor of 'Twenty-One' in this 1994 movie about a TV scandal|Quiz Show
11/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|COSMOPOLITAN|$1200|hard|Its original Spanish name translates to 'The Town of the Queen of the Angels'|Los Angeles
23/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MAKING OVERTURES|$2000|hard|This 'marital' Smetana opera has the zesty overture heard here|The Bartered Bride
29/03/1999|Jeopardy!|'GO'ING|$500|medium|Biblical name shared by the oldest son of Japheth & a TV Marine|Gomer
29/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|MARLON BRANDO|$800|hard|Brando's bravura performance in this brutish role made him a Broadway star in 1947|Stanley Kowalski  ('A Streetcar Named Desire')
08/02/2007|Jeopardy!|BASIC SPANISH|$400|easy|A family member: hermana|sister
22/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|YANKEES, NO!|$1600|hard|In 2004 this team came back from a 3-games-to-0 deficit & beat the Yanks for the A.L. pennant; revenge gets no sweeter|the Boston Red Sox
23/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DESCRIBING THE OSCAR-WINNING FILM|$1600|hard|A Renner runs through it; time to Iraq & roll; that movie is the bomb!|Hurt Locker
20/10/2010|Jeopardy!|WE'RE CUCKOO|$600|medium|Edmund Spenser called the cuckoo the 'messenger of' this season|Spring
14/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|VERACRUZIN'|$2400|hard|One of the 2 decades when Veracruz was occupied by American troops|the 1910s (or the 1840s)
31/10/2011|Jeopardy!|RICH COUNTRY, POOR COUNTRY|$600|medium|Bailout talk heated up in Europe when Standard & Poor's downgraded its credit to junk status in April 2010|Greece
12/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE & NATURE|$400|easy|Newton, Cassegrain, Schmidt & Maksutov all have types of this instrument named for them|Telescope
06/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TV NOSTALGIA|$2000|hard|(Hi.  I'm Beau Bridges.)  Early in my career, I appeared with my dad Lloyd Bridges in this classic TV series that often featured scenes shot underwater|Sea Hunt
11/06/2007|Jeopardy!|'F' STOP|$800|hard|An opera from 1900 gave wing to this popular 'insect' composition by Rimsky-Korsakov|Flight Of The Bumblebee
12/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MAKE SOME NOISE!|$1600|hard|The Canada variety of these are heard here|geese
18/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ANTIQUES|$1600|hard|Named for the areas where they were developed, serabands, saruks & ferahans are types of this product|Persian rugs
05/12/2001|Jeopardy!|WHAAAZUUUP?!|$400|easy|Launched Oct. 4, 1957, it circled the Earth once every 96 minutes, going 18,000 MPH|Sputnik
08/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GLASS|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew)  Colored pieces bundled together create this type of design, Italian for 'thousand flowers'|millefiori
13/03/1998|Jeopardy!|HORSING AROUND|$500|medium|Some prehistoric horses had this many toes on each foot, like rhinos, which are distant relatives of the horse|3
24/01/2008|Jeopardy!|IT'S GREEK FOOD & DRINK TO ME|$1000|hard|Traditionally, moussaka is made with slices of this vegetable & ground lamb or beef, layered & baked|eggplant
03/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|EXTRAORDINARY MEASURES|$800|hard|O gauge is a term in the hobby dealing with these|model trains
24/04/1990|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS QUOTES|$200|easy|'Be nice to people on your way up' for this reason|You may meet them on your way down
30/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|'C' IN HISTORY|$800|hard|This grandfather of Charlemagne 'hammered' Burgundy in 733|Charles Martel
15/09/2004|Jeopardy!|THOSE ROCKIN' '90s|$600|medium|Sally was the original name of the protagonist of her 1997 hit 'Sunny Came Home'|Shawn Colvin
16/02/1987|Jeopardy!|PLAYTIME|$200|easy|In 1977, Kenner sold gift certificates for toys based on this sci-fi film since the toys didn't exist yet|Star Wars
08/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ANGELS & DEMONS|$1200|hard|In the book of Tobit, this archangel who shares his name with a renaissance artist saves Sarah from a demon|Raphael
06/10/2004|Jeopardy!|THE CHURCH LADY|$200|easy|Major General Lorraine Potter was the Air Force's first female one of these religious counselors|chaplains
25/05/2007|Jeopardy!|THIS MAY SURPRISE YOU|$400|easy|On March 29, 1952 he surprised Democratic leaders by saying he would not seek re-election|Truman
16/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|PORT CITIES|$200|easy|It's about 30 miles north of the Cape of Good Hope|Cape Town
22/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|POP QUIZ|$2000|hard|In June 2009, listeners went crazy for this singer seen here, putting 2 of her songs in the top 10 at the same time|Lady Gaga
31/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK DEDICATIONS|$400|easy|His No. 1 bestseller 'The Rainmaker' was dedicated 'to American trial lawyers'|John Grisham
09/06/2009|Jeopardy!|IN FLORIDA|$800|hard|The name of this huge Florida lake is a Seminole Indian word meaning 'plenty big water'|Okeechobee
11/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SILENT-LETTERED WORDS|$800|hard|U: This feeling of remorse that your grandmother may try to instill in you|guilt
26/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AUDREY HEPBURN|$400|easy|Like Anne Frank, who was a month younger, Audrey spent much of World War II in this country|Holland (the Netherlands)
06/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CONGRESS|$400|easy|This female New York senator introduced the Count Every Vote Act of 2005|Hillary Clinton
17/06/1999|Double Jeopardy!|'BOR'ING|$2500|hard|He circled the Earth in 1965 & circled the moon in 1968|Frank Borman
19/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY RELATIVES|$800|hard|Lawrence Housman, who wrote the play 'Victoria Regina', was this poet's brother|A.E. Housman
19/11/1992|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$200|easy|'Like a good neighbor', this company has been selling folks insurance since 1922|State Farm
30/05/2003|Jeopardy!|MISSOURI LOVES COMPANY|$600|medium|The only national monument in Missouri is the birthplace of this botanist, seen here|George Washington Carver
24/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'D' IN SCIENCE|$1600|hard|Coulomb's law says the force between 2 charges is inversely proportional to the square of this|the distance between them
12/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|1947|$600|medium|On October 14, in the experimental X-1, he broke the sound barrier|Chuck Yeager
28/01/2004|Jeopardy!|CARY GRANT FILMS|$400|easy|The chase on Mount Rushmore is a memorable moment from this thriller|North by Northwest
10/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OH, WHAT A KNIGHT|$800|hard|In the fourth crusade, this Christian capital, now Istanbul, was plundered by Christian knights|Constantinople
12/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$1600|hard|It's 'The Yellowhammer State'|Alabama
28/03/2011|Jeopardy!|D-DAY|$800|hard|Visits to Longues-sur-Mer, the only coastal German one of these emplacements with guns intact, are ' electrifying'|batteries
02/02/2007|Jeopardy!|THE GOOD BOOK|$200|easy|God tells him his project will be fifty cubits in breadth & thirty cubits high|Noah
09/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|NOTORIOUS NICKNAMES|$400|easy|Arnold 'The Brain' Rothstein was known as the mastermind of this fixed 1919 sporting event|the World Series (the 'Black Sox' scandal)
18/06/2007|Jeopardy!|WINE|$600|medium|France generally forbids making this light-bodied pink wine, such as Anjou, by mixing red & white|rose (or rosé)
13/11/1998|Jeopardy!|A CATEGORY ABOUT NOTHING|$300|easy|In a 1975 musical, Diana sings 'Nothing' at an audition for this title group|A Chorus Line
30/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR II|$600|medium|Fishing & pleasure boats were part of the flotilla used in the May-June 1940 evacuation from this port|Dunkirk
16/01/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU GOTTA HAVE ART|$400|easy|Matisse's final art pieces were made using paper & not brush or pen but these|scissors
30/12/1997|Jeopardy!|ABBREV.|$100|easy|You might have to go to a whse (warehouse) to get something this way, whsle|wholesale
28/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WOEFUL WALL STREET|$1600|hard|The U.S. is capping compensation for execs with firms getting big taxpayer help at this not-so-measly amount|$500,000
17/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENC'E'|$400|easy|It's the tide that flows away from the shore|ebb
20/03/2001|Jeopardy!|A WORDLY CATEGORY|$300|easy|This former monarchy in southwest Asia was occupied by Soviet troops from 1979 to 1989|Afghanistan
15/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT|$2000|hard|It's just acne! You don't have this skin infection also known as Hansen's disease|leprosy
07/07/2000|Jeopardy!|DUTCH TREATS|$400|easy|The Dutch are famous for genever, this type of liquor|Gin
04/10/2001|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC ADS & JINGLES|$200|easy|'The best part of waking up is' this 'in your cup'|Folger's
25/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SUPER|$1200|hard|This hero-studded film is set during Nixon's fifth term, as the world is on the brink of nuclear war|Watchmen
31/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|CANADIAN CITIES|$400|easy|It's been called the 'Gibraltar of America' because of the Citadel, a fort overlooking the St. Lawrence River|Quebec City
16/06/2009|Jeopardy!|DO-GOODERS|$800|hard|A nonprofit that provides women with professional clothes & career development is called 'Dress for' this|Success
09/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$1600|hard|If you serve in tennis & win the first point, you traditionally call out the score as 15- this|love
01/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|EARLY AMERICAN HISTORY|$800|hard|Hernando De Soto died of a fever on May 21, 1542 & his body was sunk in this river to keep his death a secret from the Indians|the Mississippi
14/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ST. PETERSBURG'S HERMITAGE|$400|easy|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Hermitage in St. Petersburg, Russia.)  Amazingly, this 15th century Italian's Benois Madonna cost just 150,000 Rubles when the Hermitage acquired it in 1914|Da Vinci
27/02/2003|Jeopardy!|'EEL' OF FORTUNE|$800|hard|Refined & well-mannered|genteel
12/01/1988|Jeopardy!|LIFE SCIENCE|$500|medium|It's the branch of biology dealing with heredity|genetics
14/06/2000|Jeopardy!|A DELICATE OPERATION|$100|easy|A bypass operation may bypass the carotid or coronary one of these|Artery
12/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS|$250|easy|This singer-songwriter won a 1988 Oscar for the song heard here|Carly Simon
29/11/2005|Jeopardy!|PLEASE, SIR, I WANT SAMOA|$400|easy|Eastern Samoa is 'American Samoa'; Western Samoa won its independence from this island country in 1962|New Zealand
25/09/2008|Jeopardy!|CHARLIE WILSON'S WAR WORDS|$1000|hard|From the French for 'to disguise', it was 'dazzle painting' to the British navy in WWI|camouflage
13/10/1997|Jeopardy!|NURTURE|$100|easy|Experts advise against tying this weekly payment to chores, which the kids should do anyway|Allowance
06/05/2008|Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$600|medium|'Run It!' was a smash hit R&B single by this teenager|Chris Brown
05/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A RIVER RUNS THROUGH 'EM|$400|easy|Cologne & Bonn|the Rhine
10/10/2003|Jeopardy!|ARTISTS|$400|easy|While living in Parma, Italy, this American impressionist began painting babies, later her trademark|Mary Cassatt
23/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MAGAZINES|$800|hard|In Ebony's first 50 years, 1945 to 1995, this pop superstar graced the cover a record 17 times|Michael Jackson
24/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|VERY PUNNY|$400|easy|The folks who made Bugs Bunny cartoons were rabbit punsters who came up with titles like 1945's this 'Trigger'|Hare
12/07/2001|Jeopardy!|'HEAVEN' & 'HELL'|$500|medium|Famous pair that move when you do everything possible, Horatio|Heaven and Earth
09/09/2004|Jeopardy!|'M'-BRACE ME|$800|hard|In 1943 Adolf Galland said after his first ride in this German jet, “It felt as if angels were pushing”|Messerschmitt
08/02/2005|Jeopardy!|HOOSIER DADDY|$600|medium|This French Lick fave starred for Indiana State and coached the Indiana Pacers to the playoffs|Larry Bird
15/05/2008|Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$400|easy|Corruption runs rampant in Gore Vidal's historical novel named for this centennial year|1876
12/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN 2-LETTER WORDS|$2000|hard|It's Provencal for garlic; in the name of a sauce, it's combined with oli, 'oil'|ai (as in aioli)
28/07/2010|Jeopardy!|'PEACE', BRO|$600|medium|In 1913 the recipient was Belgium's Henri la Fontaine; in 1914, '15 & '16 it wasn't awarded|the Nobel Peace Prize
17/07/1996|Jeopardy!|MYTHOLOGY|$300|easy|Persephone, who reigned with him over the underworld, was his niece|Hades
28/01/1998|Jeopardy!|CARTOON FEMALES|$200|easy|Boris Badenov was her partner in crime, dahlink|Natasha Fatale
25/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMAL TERMS|$800|hard|If you've been beaten 72-0 in football, you've gotten this, from the name of a smelly critter, Mephitis mephitis|skunked
22/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$600|medium|This Dane joined the Russian navy in 1704 & served in the war against Sweden|Vitus Bering
05/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST NAME'S THE SAME|$800|hard|Ellis, Farrell, Mason|Perry
21/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|BIRDS|$400|easy|German mountains where best singing canaries are bred, or brand of bird seed you might feed yours|Hartz
04/12/1984|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TRIVIA|$100|easy|Turned down to be an 'Our Gang' member, she became top box office star of 1935|Shirley Temple
17/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|LAWRENCE|$800|hard|In 'Romeo & Juliet', he marries Romeo & Juliet|Friar Lawrence
07/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARIES|$1000|hard|Born to a prosperous Boston brewer, he's been called the 'Father of the American Revolution'|Sam Adams
02/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT MESOAMERICA|$200|easy|Ah Kin, whose help was vital to farming, was the Mayan god of this heavenly body|Sun
16/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NUMBER, PLEASE|$1000|hard|Prior to 2000, it was the last year whose 4 digits totaled 2|1100
27/10/2006|Jeopardy!|U.S.A.|$600|medium|If you're leaving Normal, you're leaving a university town near Bloomington in this 'Prairie State'|Illinois
29/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|THE NILE|$200|easy|It's what the ancient Greek historian Herodotus called 'the gift of the Nile'|Egypt
24/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$400|easy|He had one of his western novels in the Top 10 list every year from 1917 to 1924|Zane Grey
09/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AN ERNEST CATEGORY|$400|easy|It was partly at the suggestion of fellow writer John Dos Passos that he moved to Key West, Florida in 1928|Hemingway
25/02/2008|Jeopardy!|I'M BEING SENT TO KYRGYZSTAN|$400|easy|Of Mishlek, Bishkek or Dishrek, the present name of the capital city (formerly Pishpek)|Bishkek
17/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE BOOKS|$400|easy|In 'Home Game', Michael Lewis' flaws 'amuse more than irritate', like changing only 7 of his son's first 600 of these|diapers
05/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'H'EALTH & MEDICINE|$2000|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew shows an anatomical animation on the monitor.)  This occurs when the nucleus of a disk protrudes through the surrounding cell & puts pressure on a spinal nerve|a herniated disk
14/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHATCHA DUNE?|$2000|hard|'Paul of Dune', co-written by the son of this late sci-fi author, was published in September 2008|Frank Herbert
23/06/1999|Jeopardy!|HAUTE CUISINE|$100|easy|French favorite 'vin blanc' is this beverage in English|White wine
26/09/2011|Jeopardy!|50 YEARS AGO--1961|$800|hard|This Nazi captured in Argentina was sentenced to death in Jerusalem on December 15|Eichmann
24/06/2005|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS & BASEBALL|$1000|hard|On April 19, 1909 Taft attended a home game of this team & probably had a hot dog or 9|the Washington Senators
07/04/2009|Jeopardy!|2027: THE YEAR IN ENTERTAINMENT|$1000|hard|Pam Anderson's ex (at press time), this Motley Crue drummer is back on reality TV when he 'Goes to Medical School!'|Tommy Lee
03/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS|$400|easy|In 1997 Autumn Jackson was convicted of shaking down this comedian she claims is her father|Bill Cosby
27/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NEA JAZZ MASTERS|$1200|hard|'A-Tisket, A-Tasket' was the first hit for this woman honored by the NEA as the first vocal jazz master|Ella Fitzgerald
24/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST NAMES|$800|hard|This masculine name is derived from French for 'The King'|Leroy (le roi)
17/11/2010|Jeopardy!|NEXT IN THE SERIES|$600|medium|XXXVIII, XXXIX...|XL (40)
18/05/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HARLEQUIN & COLUMBINE|$100|easy|He painted the Harlequins seen here|Picasso
22/05/2009|Jeopardy!|NUMBER, PLEASE|$1000|hard|3-digit number for a gross|144
18/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|UPHOLSTERY|$800|hard|Often, only the feet are left uncovered in a chair called this adjective implying that an excess of material is used|an overstuffed chair
28/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ADVERBS|$400|easy|It's how the original Enterprise crew went 'Where no man has gone before'|Boldly
06/10/1999|Jeopardy!|THE BOOK OF RUTHS|$200|easy|AKA 'Grandma Freud', this New York therapist is said to dole out sexual advice like hot chicken soup|Dr. Ruth Westheimer
06/07/2005|Jeopardy!|I'LL HAVE SECONDS|$400|easy|An army officer of the lowest commissioned rank|second lieutenant
06/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE ART OF WORK|$1600|hard|The 17th century work 'Village Lawyer', seen here, is by this Flemish painter, the Younger|Pieter Bruegel
15/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|I NEED A FARM VACATION!|$2000|hard|Hey, Sugar, sugaring season is a great time to stay at Shearer Hill Farm in this state|Vermont
22/05/2006|Jeopardy!|____ & ____|$200|easy|2 fairly simple kinds of 'musical' instrument combine in this expression for 'extra features'|bells & whistles
27/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|CORPORATE AMERICA|$800|hard|The Canadian arm of this Pennsylvania corporation makes Eat-More Candy|Hershey's
27/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WRITTEN BY ANONYMOUS|$2000|hard|'Imperial Hubris', saying the war on terror is failing, was published in 2004 by a then-nameless analyst for this agency|the CIA
26/12/1989|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$100|easy|Despite its name, it can have anywhere from 14 to 177 piars of legs|Centipede
28/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|15-LETTER WORDS|$400|easy|This type of doctor will see how you see & see you now|an ophthalmologist
20/02/1997|Jeopardy!|THE SOUTH|$400|easy|It's Alabama's oldest city & its only seaport|Mobile
15/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THEY ATTENDED UW|$800|hard|Nickname of Katherine Kelley, author of tell-all-&-then-some bios of Nancy Reagan & Jackie O.|Kitty
24/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$1000|hard|Her essays in 'Against Interpretation' & 'On Photography' call for an emotive response to creative works|Susan Sontag
12/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S RAINING 'MN'|$400|easy|Catch the flue here, where fire goes up in smoke|a chimney
18/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ODD WORDS|$1200|hard|It's a shallow section of a river with a fast current, or a type of shuffle for cards|riffle
07/12/2010|Jeopardy!|TIMELESS TV|$600|medium|In 1948 Douglas Edwards became the first anchor of this network's Evening News|CBS
12/06/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$2000|hard|New Hampshire's state seal depicts the Revolutionary War frigate Raleigh, which was built in this port|Portsmouth
08/05/2007|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE SO SWEET|$400|easy|This type of sugar used in making baked beans gets its color from the molasses retained in its refining|brown sugar
24/09/1984|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'Q'|$200|easy|Hugo's hunchback|Quasimodo
01/10/1985|Double Jeopardy!|'GREEN'|$600|medium|Central Park's famous eating establishment|The Tavern On The Green
03/12/1998|Jeopardy!|FABULOUS BAKER BOYS|$400|easy|Trumpet-playing Baker seen here|Chet Baker
01/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$800|hard|This element, atomic No. 8, is responsible for the respiration of living things & the combustion of fuels|oxygen
01/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETES THE POETRY LINE|$2000|hard|Service: '...the queerest they ever did see / Was that night on the marge of Lake Lebarge / I cremated' him|Sam McGee
02/10/2008|Jeopardy!|THIRD ROCK FROM THE SUN|$200|easy|The coldest area of the troposphere occurs over this line; makes sense, since the line's at 0 degrees|the equator
16/06/1993|Jeopardy!|BIRTHPLACES|$200|easy|This legendary lawman’s birthplace wasn’t Dodge City or Tombstone, but Monmouth, Illinois|Wyatt Earp
27/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|TRAVEL EUROPE|$400|easy|Stroget in this largest Danish city is Europe's longest street given over to pedestrians|Copenhagen
23/09/2011|Jeopardy!|THERE SHOULD BE PLAYOFFS!|$200|easy|For 1966, this squad from near South Bend was but one of 3 undefeated teams; there should be playoffs|Notre Dame
15/11/2000|Jeopardy!|CUT & DRIED|$300|easy|Cut in sections off trees, it's boiled, scraped & then dried for commercial use, like for bottle stoppers|Cork
13/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|WALK THE LINE|$1600|hard|On film Mary Poppins says the children will tread the path described by this pair of proverbial adjectives|the straight & narrow
01/12/2010|Jeopardy!|STUPID ANSWERS|$600|medium|Captain William Mynors named this island in the Indian Ocean on Christmas Day, 1643|Christmas Island
08/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MYTHOLO-'G'|$800|hard|An oracle decreed that anyone who could unravel this would rule Asia|the Gordian knot
17/03/2009|Jeopardy!|SHOWS BY SHOW TUNES|$1000|hard|'Cinderella At The Grave', 'Giants In The Sky'|Into the Woods
02/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ROYAL LANDMARKS|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew at the Schlosskirche in Wittenberg, Germany)  The emperor's pew is where this German emperor sat when the castle church was rededicated in 1892|Kaiser Wilhelm (II)
06/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 3 CONSONANTS|$600|medium|(Picture of a note):  6-letter word for hasty writing that may be illegible|scrawl
08/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC|$400|easy|At the CMA Awards in 2003, special tribute was paid to this late 'Man in Black'|Johnny Cash
12/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|COLD-BLOODED ANIMALS|$400|easy|2 of the 3 families in the order Crocodylia|Crocodiles, Alligators, & Gavials
13/05/2008|Jeopardy!|POLITICIANS|$600|medium|As of 2008, the Daniels-- Inouye & Akaka-- have served a combined 63 years in the Senate for this state|Hawaii
10/09/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MIDDLE 'C'|$2000|hard|After she challenged Athena to a weaving contest, Athena turned her into a spider|Arachne
13/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE OLD MAN|$4200|hard|The longest-reigning king of his country, he ruled Britannia until 1820, dying at age 81|George III
20/06/2006|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS ON THE CHINESE CALENDAR|$800|hard|1940: A Tom Clancy novel in 2000 was called 'The Bear and' this beast|the Dragon
02/11/2010|Jeopardy!|THE ARTS|$600|medium|Art Kleinman's 'Attitude' is done with oil paint, wax, & this type of drawing stick made from partially burned wood|charcoal
21/04/2006|Jeopardy!|SPORTS EVOLUTION|$800|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew slides a curling stone across the ice in the Utah Olympic Oval.)  Curling came to North America with Scottish soldiers who melted down these iron projectiles; today's stone is 40 pounds of polished granite|cannonballs
03/11/1994|Jeopardy!|HIGH SOCIETY|$200|easy|'Nautical' nickname of Cornelius Vanderbuilt, who bought his 1st boat when he was just 16|Commodore
15/04/2009|Jeopardy!|'M'ENAGERIE|$400|easy|The tiny eyes of this insectivore are hidden in its fur|a mole
14/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|LET'S CUT TO THE CHASE|$2000|hard|Monk, 'Ecclesiastical History', born around 673|the Venerable Bede
13/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BLUE BOOKS|$1600|hard|This gun-loving rocker has a 'manifesto' called 'Ted, White, and Blue'|Ted Nugent
08/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|WHICH CAME FIRST?|$800|hard|'Downtown', 'Town Without Pity', 'Uptown Girl', 'Funkytown'|Town Without Pity
17/05/2010|Jeopardy!|BRITISH AUTHORS|$600|medium|After a fatwa was issued against him in February 1989, he went into hiding under police protection|Salman Rushdie
20/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|SUPERBAD|$1600|hard|Denying his guilt to the end, Bruno Hauptmann was executed in 1936 for the kidnapping of this aviator's son|Lindbergh
23/01/2007|Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$600|medium|'Seldom does a first book contain so few unsuccessful things', said Amy Lowell of his 'Chicago Poems'|Sandburg
28/12/1994|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$200|easy|Cervantes novel that tells us, 'A knight errant without a lady is like...a body without a soul'|Don Quixote
01/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE CHANNEL HISTORY|$1000|hard|On Aug. 19, 1942 an Allied force took heavy casualties in an attack on this fort fortified by Germans|Dieppe
15/10/1999|Jeopardy!|'ITCH'Y|$300|easy|It can mean to cut class or to cut a trench|Ditch
02/02/2005|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$400|easy|He wrote 'The Tell-Tale Heart' when he lived in Philadelphia & a brick house he rented there is an historic site|Edgar Allan Poe
28/11/2005|Jeopardy!|AWARDS & HONORS|$800|hard|His close pal (& 'Reds' co-star) Jack Nicholson presented him with the Irving Thalberg Award in 2000|(Warren) Beatty
30/11/1999|Jeopardy!|PLUM CRAZY|$500|medium|A wild European plum, this fruit of the blackthorn is steeped in gin to make a type of liqueur|Sloe
04/12/2006|Jeopardy!|ON FOOT|$200|easy|'Singular' name for the undersurface of a foot|sole
30/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|I PITY THE FOOL|$2000|hard|This transcendental essayist wrote 'The wise through excess of wisdom is made a fool'|Emerson
18/10/2011|Jeopardy!|SPORTS BY CHAMPIONS|$800|hard|Nick Faldo, Angel Cabrera|golf
28/05/1992|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC IN-LAWS|$400|easy|This dictator had his son-in-law Galeazzo Ciano shot for treason in 1944|Mussolini
14/09/1999|Jeopardy!|NAPOLEON|$500|medium|Napoleon admired this 'Great' Prussian king & used his battle tactics|Frederick the Great
19/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|EXERCISE & FITNESS|$400|easy|Doing exercise to strengthen this 4-letter region?  It includes the stomach muscles, the butt, hips & lower back|the core
27/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE CLASSICS|$1000|hard|Peter Lorre played Raskolnikov in this 1935 film based on a Dostoyevsky novel|Crime And Punishment
22/09/2006|Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN CUISINE|$1000|hard|There are many variations of this layered Greek dish, but you probably know the one made with meat & eggplant|moussaka
07/06/2001|Jeopardy!|DECODE THE POSTAL CODES|$400|easy|Hide|Hawaii & Delaware
07/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WILD ABOUT HARRY|$600|medium|This singer and jazz pianist acted in 'Little Man Tate', the 1st film directed by Jodie Foster|Harry Connick Jr.
21/09/2000|Jeopardy!|VICE PRESIDENTS|$500|medium|In 1976 Bob Dole & this running mate of Jimmy Carter met in the first televised vice-presidential debate|Walter Mondale
17/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|POWER PLAYS|$200|easy|In this Andrew Lloyd Webber musical, an actress becomes the most powerful woman in Argentina|Evita
09/05/2000|Jeopardy!|YOUNG STARS|$400|easy|This 'Genie In A Bottle' singer is recording a Spanish-language album|Christina Aguilera
08/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|POETS' MONOGRAMS|$2000|hard|Prominent Pre-Raphaelite: DGR|Dante Gabriel Rossetti
07/09/2000|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE STUFF|$300|easy|Prone to volcanoes & earthquakes, the 'Ring of Fire' borders this ocean|Pacific Ocean
31/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GREEK ALPHABET SOUP|$1600|hard|1970s No. 1 hit for Helen Reddy|Delta Dawn
12/06/2001|Jeopardy!|RECIPES|$200|easy|To make this, combine butter, brown sugar & corn syrup & pour over popcorn|Caramel corn
18/07/2011|Jeopardy!|COMMON BOND CUISINE|$400|easy|Short, baby back, St. Louis style|ribs
18/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|COMPANIES NAMED AFTER PEOPLE|$800|hard|The name of this toy company that began by selling frames & doll furniture is a combination of the owners' names|Mattel
12/06/2001|Jeopardy!|LIBROS EN ESPANOL|$1200|hard|Alcott: 'Hombrecitos'|Little Men
07/07/1997|Jeopardy!|THE BODY HUMAN|$200|easy|When a woman is born, these reproductive organs contain about 2 million potential eggs|Ovaries
27/07/2007|Jeopardy!|STUDENT & TEACHER|$1000|hard|Mozart & Haydn each taught this composer, briefly; maybe he just wouldn't listen|(Ludwig van) Beethoven
20/05/1993|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$500|medium|Lepos, meaning 'scale', gave us this word for a pariah|leper
28/11/2001|Double Jeopardy!|QUEEN ME|$800|hard|It's the 4-word 'royal' title of the TV character seen here played by Gena Lee Nolin|Sheena, Queen of the Jungle
10/12/1984|Jeopardy!|MOVIES|$300|easy|'Flashdance' song whose lyrics were changed to make a mad killer a mad dancer|Maniac
12/03/2001|Jeopardy!|IT TAKES “TOO”|$100|easy|This parrot is known for its long, erectile crest|a cockatoo
27/03/2007|Final Jeopardy!|ART HISTORY|None|None|Carel Fabritius, whose self-portrait is seen here, is considered this man's greatest pupil|Rembrandt
21/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'N'|$2000|hard|It falls daily (5)|night
17/12/2009|Jeopardy!|HAPPY FEDERAL HOLIDAY!|$400|easy|This man's Jan.15 birthday is honored each year with a holiday on the third Monday of the month|Martin Luther King
17/10/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SOUTH OF THE BORDER|$1200|hard|Known as J.C., this boxing champion won titles in 3 weight divisions & more than 100 pro fights|Julio Cesar Chavez
18/04/1990|Jeopardy!|1962|$500|medium|There were requiems for this author of 'Requiem for a Nun' after he died July 6|William Faulkner
16/07/2009|Jeopardy!|ANIMATED CREATURES|$1000|hard|Lovelace is a rockhopper who will answer any of life's questions for the price of a pebble in this film|Happy Feet
25/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NEW DEAL PROGRAMS|$400|easy|It's what the first 'C' in FCIC stands for; it was insurance for farmers|Crop
23/07/2008|Jeopardy!|O BEFORE E|$1000|hard|Leaves of this 2-word species yield a juice used in skin lotions|Aloe vera (aloe accepted)
02/05/1997|Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$500|medium|In Acts 15:14 this apostle is referred to as Simeon|Simon (Peter)
03/03/2011|Jeopardy!|THE INSTRUMENT OF DEATH|$800|hard|In 1880 outlaw Ned Kelly was doing this around Melbourne|hanging
21/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ELECTION TIME|$800|hard|Many polling places are at this type of establishment you know well; Al Gore voted at one in 2000|a school
26/04/2006|Jeopardy!|A 'D' IN HISTORY|$600|medium|In 1868 & again in 1880, he was succeeded as British Prime Minister by William Gladstone|Disraeli
28/01/2008|Jeopardy!|ALSO ON YOUR PC KEYBOARD|$200|easy|Some people work them 9 to 5; others work the 'night' one|shift
15/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FLAGS OF THE WORLD|$200|easy|It's this Asian country's flag adopted in 1949 seen here|China
16/03/2004|Jeopardy!|ANCIENT ROMANS|$800|hard|This mad emperor (37-41 A.D.) often had dinner with Incitatus, his favorite horse, who lived in a marble stable|Caligula
05/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SMOKIN' 'ACE's|$400|easy|A turn of 180 degrees from the position of attention|about-face
04/05/1990|Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$400|easy|McGill University in this Canadian city is known as the 'Harvard of the North'|Montreal
01/03/2006|Jeopardy!|EIGHTH NOTES|$200|easy|In the eighth inning of a 1927 game against Washington, he blasted his then record 60th home run of the season|Babe Ruth
14/07/2009|Jeopardy!|KIDS' TV|$400|easy|A sub shop in Manhattan is magic for the Russo family on this Disney channel show|Wizards of Waverly Place
23/06/2000|Jeopardy!|FISHY WORDS|$500|medium|Since 1777 this ale has been brewed in Burton on Trent, England, a town with exceptional well water|Bass
22/01/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS RULES|$400|easy|In this sport, if a fault is committed by the serving team, a side-out is called|Volleyball
25/01/1988|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$800|hard|It's said the pathetic life of this Russian composer is the real subject of his 'Pathetique' symphony|Tchaikovsky
30/06/2000|Jeopardy!|...AND MAN CREATED WOMAN|$200|easy|Carmen Ibanez fights the bugs as a pilot in 'Roughnecks', the animated version of this Heinlein tale:|Starship Troopers
29/11/2007|Jeopardy!|GRAMMY'S RECORD OF THE YEAR|$600|medium|1992: 'Tears in Heaven'|Eric Clapton
26/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|POP IN '98|$400|easy|The album 'In My Life' has famous people like Jim Carrey & Sean Connery covering this band's songs|The Beatles
01/02/2000|Jeopardy!|TIME TO 'D'ECIDE|$500|medium|Madame Tussaud's could tell you it's a wax or plaster cast of a mold taken from a nonliving face|Death mask
19/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|BOOK TO MOVIE|$1600|hard|Larry McMurtry's 'Horseman, Pass By' inspired this 1963 Paul Newman film|Hud
14/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LEGENDARY!|$5000|hard|He invented the lyre & gave it to Apollo; Apollo gave him the caduceus in return|Hermes
25/11/2008|Jeopardy!|75 YEARS OF ESQUIRE|$800|hard|Why is Tricky Dick laughing? Perhaps it's because he was part of the first of these awards begun by Esquire in 1962|Dubious Achievement Awards
19/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$600|medium|A canvas sports shoe that's trimmer than last year's model|Sleeker Sneaker
15/02/2006|Jeopardy!|THE ANCIENT EGYPTIANS|$600|medium|The ancient Greek historian Herodotus called Egypt 'the gift of' this river|the Nile
27/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MY CHARLEMAGNE MAN|$400|easy|For 46 years Charlemagne was the king of these people who gave their name to a country|the Franks
29/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|'B'4|$400|easy|When you do this to 'your time', you wait for a favorable opportunity|bide
03/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THAT ISLAND IS OURS!|$400|easy|Cayman Brac|Great Britain (or United Kingdom)
22/03/2004|Jeopardy!|THE LENIN CLOSET|$1000|hard|When Russian Marxism split into 2 factions, Lenin led this 'majority' group|the Bolsheviks
03/06/2004|Jeopardy!|EDUCATION|$400|easy|Common term for the system that emerged in the '60s to teach more mathematical concepts & fewer times tables|the New Math
30/01/2004|Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL NAME'S THE SAME|$800|hard|Rendell, Warrick, Bader Ginsburg|Ruth
27/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL COMPOSERS|$600|medium|Ravel & Rimsky-Korsakov based works on this 'Arabian Nights' storyteller|Shahrazad
19/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTATIONS|$1000|hard|The last words of this 1922 novel are Molly's 'Yes I said yes I will yes'|Ulysses
06/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR ALBUMS ROCK|$800|hard|'Mellow Gold', 'Odelay', 'Guero'|Beck
26/01/2007|Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY NAMES|$400|easy|There's a sucker born every minute, & this showman known for saying it was born on July 5, 1810|(P.T.) Barnum
24/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PHILOSOPHY|$1200|hard|Kierkegaard said that God telling Abraham to do this in Genesis 22 is an example of absurdity in religion|sacrifice his son (kill Isaac)
28/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FUN WITH OPERA|$400|easy|This Austrian with the middle name Amadeus was just 11 when he wrote 'Apollo et Hyacinthus' in 1767|Wolfgang Mozart
21/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MIKE MYERS|$1000|hard|Mike played both father & very nervous son in the '93 film 'So I' did this|Married an Axe Murderer
06/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PUNCHY WRITERS|$400|easy|In this Hemingway story, the title thugs come to Henry's diner looking to bump off a prizefighter|The Killers
20/06/2001|Jeopardy!|'BEAN'S|$300|easy|Dinky the Dodo Bird, Issy & Eggs the Bear were among the 'Most Wanted' at this toy's website|Beanie Babies
21/10/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY WIDOWS & ORPHANS|$2000|hard|Ruth Cole is the title character of John Irving's 'A Widow for' this long|One Year
01/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|JOHN C. FREMONT|$2600|hard|In 1856 he ran as the Republicans' first presidential candidate, but was defeated by this man|James Buchanan
09/04/1996|Jeopardy!|GAMES|$500|medium|In gin rummy, a hand ends when one player calls 'Gin' or does this|Knock
24/02/2004|Jeopardy!|I'LL MAKE A NOTE OF IT|$1200|hard|In physics notation the speed of light is symbolized by this letter in lower case|c
14/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LOCKE|$1600|hard|Locke was a major philosophic leader in the 'Age of' this|Reason (or Enlightenment)
12/07/2007|Jeopardy!|INSIDE ALEX TREBEK|$600|medium|This can be a large drinking vessel or a small lipped one used for science experiments|beaker
04/03/2004|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES' ORIGINAL NAMES|$400|easy|West Winger Ramon Estevez|Martin Sheen
15/03/2010|Jeopardy!|LINENS & THINGS|$200|easy|A flat piece of absorbent material on which you wipe your feet before entering a house|a doormat
04/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|GEISHA GLOSSARY|$1600|hard|'Kampai!' is one of these exclamations, like 'Prosit!' for the Germans or 'Slainte!' for the Irish|a toast
03/03/2008|Jeopardy!|COOL CARS|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reads the clue from inside a car.)  This vehicle is the only still-existing 1970 Boss 429 Lawman type of this 'pony' car|a Mustang
28/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|NON-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS|$1600|hard|You really hope this instrument doesn't get ticked off|Geiger counter
16/05/1990|Jeopardy!|'G' WHIZ|$300|easy|This word can precede village, meridian & mean time|Greenwich
11/03/1998|Jeopardy!|WHEN|$500|medium|These Americans got the right to vote on August 26, 1920|Women
13/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE PILOT'S PHONETIC ALPHABET|$1600|hard|'Q' is this province, eh|Quebec
01/10/2010|Jeopardy!|NFL RECORDS|$1000|hard|This Cowboy has the most career rushing attempts with 4,409; he's not a bad dancer, either|Emmitt Smith
19/12/2002|Jeopardy!|DAIRY PRODUCTS|$600|medium|This process uses moderately high temperatures for a short time to kill microorganisms in milk|pasteurization
23/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL WAR|$1000|hard|Named for the ink color used, this currency was issued in 1862 & helped pay the North's war costs|greenbacks
29/01/2008|Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$400|easy|Visiting what is now Hopewell, Va. in early April 1865, this man had a terrifying dream that he would be assassinated|Lincoln
10/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OH, WHAT A KNIGHT|$1400|hard|In the 'Song of Roland', this code asked knights 'to keep faith' & 'to fight for the welfare of all'|the code of chivalry (or the chivalric code)
22/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$800|hard|Since it doesn't transmit an eathquake's S-waves, scientists believe this must be partly liquid|Earth's Core
11/09/2001|Jeopardy!|GOODWILL TOWARD 'MEN'|$200|easy|An experienced advisor & teacher|a mentor
30/04/1998|Jeopardy!|STATES OF THE UNION|$200|easy|The first president from this state was the first president, George Washington|Virginia
26/04/2011|Final Jeopardy!|PLAYWRIGHTS|None|None|This Brit won Tonys for Best Play in 1968, 1976, 1984 & 2007; in the '90s he settled for the 1998 Best Screenplay Oscar|Tom Stoppard
14/12/2005|Jeopardy!|THE PHILADELPHIA STORY|$1200|hard|The city's motto, 'Philadelphia maneto', means 'Let' this 'continue'|Brotherly love
03/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHBISHOPS OF YORK|$800|hard|A half-brother of Richard the Lionheart, Archbishop Geoffrey was a fellow member of this royal house|Plantagenet
07/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FILL IN THE BLANK CANVAS|$1600|hard|Francisco Goya: 'The Third of ___, 1808'|May
26/05/2003|Double Jeopardy!|1957|$2000|hard|In 1957 he partnered with Donald Kaufman to build low-priced homes for first-time buyers|Eli Broad
25/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MOTHERS OF INVENTION|$2000|hard|Type of shoe seen here, invented by Anna Kalso, it made its U.S. debut on April 22, 1970:|Earth Shoe
25/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|THIRTYSOMETHING|$600|medium|'A Streetcar Named Desire' earned this actress her 2nd Oscar, at 38|Vivien Leigh
17/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MARINE BIOLOGY|$2000|hard|Named for a feline, it's the only seal that feeds extensively on warm-blooded prey such as penguins|the leopard seal
06/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$800|hard|No Doubt sang, 'Thank You for turning on the lights.  Thank You, now you're' this organism that lives off a host|parasite
11/11/2002|Jeopardy!|NURSERY RHYME RAP|$200|easy|The lady on the white horse shows her bling-bling, bros, waving rings on her fingers & these on her toes|bells
02/07/2001|Jeopardy!|BOX-ING|$1000|hard|Called by some the 'Gravity Grand Prix', it was begun in Dayton, Ohio, but moved to Akron in 1934|Soap Box Derby
06/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S A LOCK|$400|easy|(Jon of the Clue Crew unlocks a lock with the magic word.)  In their combinations, old-time locks of this popular portable type often used letters rather than numbers|a paddlock (puzzle lock originally ruled incorrect)
02/05/2000|Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS|$300|easy|Stu & Didi Pickles are Tommy's parents on this Nickelodeon cartoon|Rugrats
29/04/2010|Jeopardy!|TER'MA'NATORS|$600|medium|From the Sanskrit for 'duty', one of its dhefinitions is the teaching of the Buddha|dharma
02/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CALM DOWN, YOU'RE HISTORICAL!|$400|easy|Yang Kaihui, the first wife of this leader of China, was executed by Chinese Nationalists in 1930|Mao
11/10/2004|Jeopardy!|WHICH TV SHOW CAME FIRST?|$600|medium|'My So-called Life', 'My Mother the Car', 'My Sister Sam'|My Mother the Car
27/02/2001|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL DEMISES|$200|easy|He preferred to be buried at West Point, but thought his wife couldn't be buried there, so NYC became his final resting place|Ulysses S. Grant
28/06/2000|Jeopardy!|KIDDY LIT|$100|easy|These brothers have delved into 'The Secret of the Old Mill' & 'The Tower Treasure'|The Hardy Boys
11/11/1997|Jeopardy!|MISS MANNERS' MANNERS|$100|easy|Miss Manners wants you to put this, not the soup, in your lap as soon as you sit down at her dinner table|Napkin
14/09/2007|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK, NEW YORK|$600|medium|In 1754 King's College was founded in New York City; today it's known as this Ivy League university|Columbia
03/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THE TROPIC OF CANCER|$400|easy|The start of this season in the N. hemisphere is when the sun shines straight down on the tropic at noon|summer
29/04/1998|Jeopardy!|STAR WARS|$300|easy|In 1997 this show's Heather Locklear testified in a discrimination suit brought against Spelling Entertainment|Melrose Place
08/01/1998|Jeopardy!|ANTARCTIC EXPLORERS|$400|easy|In the 1950s this New Zealand mountaineer blazed a trail for Sir Vivian Fuchs, the first to cross Antarctica|Sir Edmund Hillary
05/05/1999|Double Jeopardy!|OTHELLO|$600|medium|First name shared by Cassio's mistress in 'Othello' & Mick Jagger's first wife|Bianca
20/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|A WHITE CATEGORY|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from the Steinway & Sons factory in New York.)  Steinway stopped using this material in keys decades ago, & in 1993 the company patented a piano key material made of a substitute for it|ivory
06/06/1997|Jeopardy!|___ AND ___|$100|easy|Since the man on first base takes off before the batter swings, this play should logically be the 'run and hit'|hit and run
01/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL PARKS|$400|easy|This 18-mile-wide national park in Arizona is considered one of the world's finest examples of arid-land erosion|the Grand Canyon
23/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN IN HISTORY|$200|easy|As a child, she was captured by the Hadatsahs and given the name which means 'bird woman'|Sacajawea
27/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$800|hard|This president's political enemies referred to him as the 'Beast of Buffalo'|Grover Cleveland
16/11/1987|Final Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|None|None|This former British colony, which gained independence in 1960, is the most populous country in Africa|Nigeria
01/07/1999|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER SPORTS TERMS|$400|easy|Whether single, double or triple, this oldest major figure skating jump is launched while moving forward|axel
09/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE WORLD PRESS|$1200|hard|In July 1996 this organ of Communist thought in Russia ceased publication after 84 years of 'truth'|Pravda
09/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1000|hard|This painter of Maine seascapes says 'D'oh!' when tormented by his son Bart|Winslow Homer Simpson
01/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MATH CLASS|$1000|hard|The number of years in a millennium divided by the number of years in a score|50 (1000/20)
07/04/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. GOVT. ALPHABET|$200|easy|The EPA|Environmental Protection Agency
21/09/1999|Jeopardy!|THE LIBERTY BELL|$200|easy|The Roman numerals MDCCLIII on the bell's waist denote that it was cast in this year|1753
30/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE GOOD HUMOR MAN|$2000|hard|...who's an avid art collector & wrote the play 'Picasso at the Lapin Agile'|Steve Martin
14/05/2001|Jeopardy!|THAT'S MY 'BABY'|$200|easy|Site where 1 of the 7 wonders of the ancient world 'hung around'|Babylon
11/02/2008|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'K'|$400|easy|Brown seaweed (4)|kelp
26/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS YOU MIGHT HAVE MISSED|$1600|hard|Jean & Liz Sagal played (arguably) humorless twins in this rhyming sitcom from the '80s|Double Trouble
18/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MUSIC TO MY EARS|$1200|hard|Tchaikovsky assigned this tempo to the following|allegro
29/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER|$1000|hard|A few weeks before his own death, Whittier wrote his last poem 'To' this 'Old Ironsides' poet|Oliver Wendell Holmes
15/04/2008|Jeopardy!|LANDMARKS|$800|hard|This city's Church of the Holy Sepulchre was built in the 4th c. by the Emperor Constantine|Jerusalem
04/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AH, WILDERNESS!|$400|easy|O3, aka this, can be detected many miles downwind from urban centers & can harm forest vegetation|ozone
14/07/2005|Jeopardy!|FRIENDS|$1000|hard|Of Greek heritage, she lived in Greece as a child & her godfather was Telly Savalas|(Jennifer) Aniston
22/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE CRUSADES|$400|easy|The Second Crusade's only success was the capture of this city, now Portugal's capital|Lisbon
17/04/2000|Jeopardy!|A DRESS|$500|medium|This term for the dress seen here could also apply to its Roaring '20s wearers:|Flapper
07/12/2004|Jeopardy!|IT'S OUR TURN TO SACK ROME!!!|$200|easy|390 B.C.: These people usually associated with ancient France sack Rome|the Gauls
26/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WORDS FROM PLACES|$1200|hard|Finishing an object with glossy black lacquer isn't called Iranning or Sudanning, but this|Japanning
19/07/2006|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE ENGLISH CLASS|$800|hard|From Middle English for 'to chop', it means to bargain over a price|haggle
17/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|HAIL TO THE CHIEF|$800|hard|In 1794 Aaron Burr introduced Dolley Payne Todd to this future president|Madison
17/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|'HIP' 'HOP'|$1200|hard|Members of Congress introduce new bills by placing them inside this wooden box|a hopper
04/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETE THE POETIC RHYME|$800|hard|William Blake: 'When the stars threw down their spears,/ And watered heaven with their _____'|tears
13/03/2009|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS LETTERS|$600|medium|The 'SC' in NASCAR|Stock Car
24/11/2004|Jeopardy!|HIT TV THEME SONGS|$400|easy|Whatcha gonna do?  This 'Cops' theme song by Inner Circle peaked at No. 8 in 1993|Bad Boys
09/09/1998|Jeopardy!|CLASSIC CINEMA|$500|medium|This husband of Jessica Tandy made his screen debut in 1943 in Hitchcock's classic 'Shadow Of A Doubt'|Hume Cronyn
18/09/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$200|easy|The name of this South American Indian group was originally the title of their emperor|Incas
04/06/2010|Jeopardy!|FROM T TO SHINING T|$400|easy|It gains you admission to the ballgame; Yeah, that's the...|ticket
12/03/2009|Jeopardy!|'BO'POURRI|$400|easy|This government organization was founded in 1924 to prevent illegal immigration|Border Patrol
18/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|ANY FIRST WORDS?|$400|easy|Meaning 'first', it can precede color, election or health care|primary
17/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CINCO DE MAYO|$2000|hard|This 're'-freshing spicy mayo sauce accompanies shellfish dishes in New Orleans|a rémoulade
15/06/2007|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT & POLITICS|$200|easy|Those who raised $200,000 for W's re-election were called these, like players on the baseball team he once owned|Rangers
03/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S IN AN ARTIST'S NAME?|$400|easy|Utrillo usually signed his works 'Maurice Utrillo, V.'; the 'V' stood for Suzanne Valadon, this relative of his|his mother
05/10/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'A' IN GEOGRAPHY|$2000|hard|Known to the Romans as Numidia, this large African country borders the Mediterranean Sea|Algeria
29/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SLEEPY|$2000|hard|This sleepy Pennsylvania town is often called 'The Most Famous Small Town in America'|Gettysburg
15/06/2000|Jeopardy!|U.S. 'CITY's|$300|easy|In the 1870s Wyatt Earp was a lawman in this 'Wickedest Little City in America'|Dodge City
06/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PERSON, PLACE OR THING|$1200|hard|Timbrel|thing
07/04/1999|Double Jeopardy!|SINGULAR NAMES|$800|hard|This 'Principle'd author wrote a 1969 bestseller on the subject of human incompetence|Laurence Peter
27/03/1996|Double Jeopardy!|1889|$400|easy|He took his 'Greatest Show on Earth' to London, where he himself was one of the greatest attractions|P.T. Barnum
25/01/2005|Jeopardy!|WINEMAKING|$600|medium|(Sarah of the Clue Crew points out a grape vine in the vineyard in Napa Valley, CA.)  Because American root stock and Europe vines resist different pests, growers combine them using this technique|grafting
28/07/2010|Jeopardy!|PARENTING|$800|hard|Melanie Bazarte subtitled her 'Parenting 101' book 'Because Kids Don't Come With' these|Instructions
11/11/2010|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE RADIO|$800|hard|KRLX comes from C-A-R-leton College in this state|Minnesota
15/04/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE LONDON STAGE|$800|hard|Rowan Atkinson recently picked a pocket or 2 as Fagin in this musical|Oliver!
26/10/2007|Jeopardy!|THE GIANTS|$400|easy|Champion of Gath in the First Book of Samuel|Goliath
01/03/1990|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN PLAYS|$1000|hard|He revised his 1st play, 'Farther Off From Heaven', & retitled it 'The Dark At The Top Of The Stairs'|William Inge
20/05/2009|Jeopardy!|OFFICIAL LANGUAGES|$800|hard|In Macedonia: Albanian & this|Macedonian
04/05/2006|Jeopardy!|SIMPSONS CHARACTERS|$1000|hard|This Springfield elementary employee said, 'There's nary an animal alive that can outrun a greased Scotsman'|Willie the Groundskeeper
07/10/2008|Jeopardy!|NOW THAT'S SAUCY!|$600|medium|The tomatoey sauce duglere is to be served over this, perhaps a nice brill|fish
06/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 3 CONSONANTS|$400|easy|Also meaning the main cause, the 'main' one of these is found in clocks|spring
10/10/2007|Jeopardy!|SNACK TIME|$400|easy|If you're really hungry, try a Gordita Supreme at this Mexican chain|Taco Bell
06/01/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SEASONAL QUOTES|$2000|hard|In 1950 Johnny Mercer wrote the lyric 'but I miss you most of all, my darling, when' these 'start to fall'|The Autumn Leaves
05/06/2002|Final Jeopardy!|EUROPE|None|None|Among countries entirely within Europe, this nation has the highest percentage of Muslims|Albania
23/11/2007|Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$400|easy|Stomata, leaf pores that take in this gas, enlarge hen its level in the air drops below normal|carbon dioxide
28/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES OBITUARIES|$800|hard|His 1870 obit noted his 1861 resignation from the army & that he 'immediately betook himself to Richmond'|Robert E. Lee
25/11/2005|Jeopardy!|FOUR!|$600|medium|The only athlete to win 4 straight Olympic gold medals in the long jump|(Carl) Lewis
24/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|TV TRIVIA|$400|easy|Richard Carlson 'led' this number of lives as a communist counterspy & FBI agent|3
15/07/2004|Jeopardy!|AN 'A' IN HISTORY|$400|easy|Henry Wirz, commander of this Confederate prison, was executed in November 1865|Andersonville
14/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BIRDS|$800|hard|The ivory-billed species of this bird is in danger of extinction|Woodpecker
15/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|A FOXY CATEGORY|$800|hard|Name shared by a short, slow gait of a horse & a ballroom dance|a foxtrot
05/11/1997|Jeopardy!|BALL GAMES|$300|easy|The object of this game is to completely coil a cord around a post|Tetherball
29/12/2000|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC|$100|easy|In May 2000 she released her second album, 'Oops!...I Did It Again'|Britney Spears
09/11/2004|Jeopardy!|EITHER/OR|$3000|hard|On radio, Jack Benny responded to this question from a robber with a long pause & 'I'm thinking'|Your money or your life?
27/11/1998|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|$1000|hard|His golden-voiced speech at the 1896 Democratic Convention clinched his nomination|William Jennings Bryan
20/07/2005|Jeopardy!|RESCUE ME!|$1000|hard|An old infantry weapon, or the type of 'pole' used to tear down walls|a pike
05/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|SINGERS' FIRST FILMS|$1200|hard|'Purple Rain'|the Artist Known as Prince
27/09/1995|Jeopardy!|THE OLD TESTAMENT|$300|easy|Miriam & Aaron criticized this man, their brother, for marrying an Ethiopian|Moses
24/10/2008|Jeopardy!|SHAPE UP|$800|hard|This 9-letter word for 'cross-shaped' comes from the Latin word for 'cross'|cruciform
30/09/2008|Jeopardy!|WORDS IN SEPTEMBER|$1000|hard|The larch|tree
18/01/1996|Jeopardy!|TELEVISION|$100|easy|On the November 16, 1968 episode of 'Get Smart', Maxwell Smart married her|Agent 99
22/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLES RHYME TIME|$1000|hard|Chagall's canine sounds|Marc's barks
11/10/1996|Jeopardy!|SWEETS|$400|easy|Name shared by Hershey's milk chocolate & crunchy peanut butter bar & a chic Manhattan street|5th Avenue
21/04/1999|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL ALBUM|$100|easy|This South American native has been domesticated for more than 4,000 years|Llama
24/10/2008|Jeopardy!|GO, KELLY!|$200|easy|She beat out Justin Guarini to become the first 'American Idol'|Kelly Clarkson
13/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$800|hard|This word means to put off until another day or time|procrastinate
21/02/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MAGNETO|$2000|hard|(Jon shows images of early devices on the monitor.) Early electromagnets, like Joseph Henry's in 1831, were horseshoe-shaped to double the pulling power of this type of magnet|a bar magnet
30/09/2010|Jeopardy!|NEW ABBREV.|$400|easy|Skype uses VoIP, which stands for this 'over Internet protocol'|voice
17/04/2006|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. GOVT. ABBREV.|$400|easy|Not popular with criminals: DEA|the Drug Enforcement Administration
03/10/2007|Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|$600|medium|Introduced in 1941, these climate-resistant chocolates were packaged in cardboard tubes for WWII GIs|M&M's
19/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$1000|hard|Except for its easternmost extremity, this strait lies entirely within Chilean waters|Strait of Magellan
12/07/2004|Jeopardy!|BUSY HANDS|$800|hard|With over 180 locations the In-N-Out Burger chain boasts of always hand-leafing this|their lettuce
28/12/2005|Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINMENT AWARDS|$1000|hard|(Former NAACP president Kweisi Mfume reads the clue.)  The NAACP's Image Awards were founded during a meeting at the home of this member of Hollywood's Rat Pack|Sammy Davis, Jr.
22/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|'J' WALKING|$800|hard|This Roman god was unusual in that he had 2 faces & no Greek counterpart|Janus
01/05/2008|Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF BEER|$800|hard|Harp|Ireland
10/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SURPRISING SINGERS|$2000|hard|This Utah senator seen here is a prolific singer-songwriter; you can buy his album from his website|Orrin Hatch
14/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'E'|$800|hard|Lasting forever (7)|eternal
12/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICAL PREFIXES|$2000|hard|We know you know blepharo- is this body part (Nudge, nudge, wink, wink, know what I mean?)|the eyelids
12/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY MATTERS|$1000|hard|Originally a hospital for injured soldiers, it's the Paris 'Hotel' where you'll find Napoleon's bones|Hotel des Invalides
04/02/2005|Jeopardy!|THE REEL WORLD|$1000|hard|In 'The Princess Diaries 2', Mia & her grandmother Queen Clarisse call this fictional land home sweet home|Genovia
26/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|'60s MUSIC SCENE|$1200|hard|This Broadway tune was Louis Armstrong's only Top 40 hit in the 1960s|Hello, Dolly!
22/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|JOHNNY'S CLASSIC TV THEME SONGS|$2000|hard|'Well, the names have all changed since you hung around, but those dreams have returned & they've turned around'|Welcome Back, Kotter
16/11/2010|Jeopardy!|& THE OSCAR GOES TO...|$600|medium|This singer, for her role of Effie in 'Dreamgirls' (& I am telling you she was going onstage to accept the award)|Jennifer Hudson
08/06/2001|Jeopardy!|CAR REPAIR 101|$100|easy|This part helps start the engine; after that, it's the alternator's job to keep the juice flowing|the battery
13/04/2005|Jeopardy!|QUOTES|$1000|hard|From his 'Devil's Dictionary': 'Diplomacy, n. The patriotic art of lying for one's country'|(Ambrose) Bierce
23/03/2004|Jeopardy!|SUDDENLY, LAST SUMMER|$600|medium|The Columbia accident investigation board reported, 'The breach was initiated by a piece of' this|foam/insulation
14/11/1997|Jeopardy!|BRAIN FREEZE!|$300|easy|According to Exodus, it's the sixth commandment; somebody should have told Cain|Thou shalt not kill
18/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CALL ME SHIRLEY|$400|easy|The Screen Actors Guild presented this child star with a lifetime achievement award in 2006|Shirley Temple Black
11/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|KNOCK U OUT|$3000|hard|Take out the 'U' in a synonym for 'to praise' & you get a youthful boy|laud & lad
02/06/2005|Jeopardy!|NON-P.C. WORDS FOR GALS|$400|easy|An A-line or a mini, starting at the waist|a skirt
03/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'UNDER' WORLD|$600|medium|One who learns another actor's part in case an emergency replacement is needed|Understudy
16/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPEAN POETS|$400|easy|The Boathouse, this poet's writing shed in Laugharne, Wales, is now a museum|Dylan Thomas
01/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE SONG OF HIAWATHA|$800|hard|Hiawatha's 'swift Cheemaun for sailing' comes from the bark of this tree|the birch
10/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE MIND|$400|easy|Every year in the 1990s, women scored higher on this S.A.T. section than on the other|verbal
19/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|RECENT U.S. HISTORY|$400|easy|N.Y. governor who announced in January 1948 he'd run for president if nominated; he was; he lost|Thomas Dewey
24/10/2008|Jeopardy!|THE PILGRIMS|$200|easy|Prior to settling in America, the Pilgrims sought religious freedom in Leiden, in this country, in 1609|Holland (or the Netherlands)
28/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BOOKS & AUTHORS|$600|medium|James Patterson's novels include 'Kiss The Girls' & this 1996 book named for a nursery rhyme pair|Jack And Jill
31/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|METHOD OF EXECUTION|$1000|hard|Joachim Von Ribbentrop, 1946|Hanging
29/06/2000|Jeopardy!|THIS IS I COUNTRY|$400|easy|Its ethnic groups include the Dayaks on Borneo, the Toraja on Sulawesi & some Papuan groups on Irian Jaya|Indonesia
13/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE PEABODY AWARDS|$800|hard|In 2005 a prize went to 'American Masters: No Direction Home', a profile of this musician|Bob Dylan
29/09/2011|Final Jeopardy!|The 20th CENTURY|None|None|In February 1967 this Asian leader said his people would 'never agree to negotiate under the threat of bombing'|Ho Chi Minh
29/11/1994|Final Jeopardy!|PLAYS|None|None|The title of a Sean O'Casey play refers to these symbols on the flag of the Irish Citizen Army|The Plough and the Stars
15/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BOHEMIAN RHAPSODIES|$2000|hard|Also a Yul Brynner film, this Janacek piece came from a Gogol tale of a Cossack who revolts against the Poles|Taras Bulba
28/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|INCLUDES A PAPAL NAME|$400|easy|This frozen citrus mall favorite was first served in 1928 & now has a line of premium fruit smoothies|Orange Julius
07/10/1997|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS 17th NAMES|$200|easy|On Jaunuary 1, 1660 this Englishman began his diaries in shorthand; he stopped 9 years later|(Samuel) Pepys
14/01/2008|Jeopardy!|SPECIAL 'K's|$1000|hard|Take a mystical journey into Native American culture at Mystery Lodge in this Buena Park, Calif. theme park|Knott's Berry Farm
20/04/2011|Jeopardy!|AT THE 'END'|$400|easy|Make believe|pretend
25/05/1989|Double Jeopardy!|BY THE NUMBERS|$1000|hard|According to the Ray Bradbury novel filmed by Francois Truffaut, paper burns at this temperature|451 degrees (Fahrenheit)
08/09/1998|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED U.S. CITIES|$400|easy|Save Slag, Nevada|Las Vegas (for Save Slag)
21/10/2002|Jeopardy!|THE 'FIFTH' ELEMENT|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew)  Many ballet moves like the glissade begin from & end in this posture|fifth position
20/02/1990|Jeopardy!|BOTTOMS UP|$200|easy|Word that can precede dress, party & table|Cocktail
12/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMA CLUB|$400|easy|Songs in this play include 'Suppertime' & 'My Blanket And Me'|You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown
13/04/2006|Jeopardy!|'FIT'NESS|$3000|hard|Greek mercenaries used a Cypriot dialect to put this on the Sphinx|graffiti
23/11/2000|Jeopardy!|TURKEY, THE BIRD|$100|easy|Turkey carving step 1: Cut the band of skin holding the legs which are known as these|Drumsticks
03/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|PACK TENTH|$800|hard|Exodus 12:29 reveals their death as the tenth plague brought upon the Egyptians|the first-born sons
26/04/2001|Jeopardy!|THE 'WEST' WING|$300|easy|During the 2000 election, this winter resort city of southeast Florida gained unexpected notoriety|West Palm Beach
03/12/2008|Jeopardy!|LET ME MIX YOU A METAPHOR|$200|easy|The lecture was champagne to most of the audience, but it wasn't really 'my cup of' this|tea
19/07/2000|Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$100|easy|This white, glossy coating on your teeth is the hardest substance in the human body|Enamel
11/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|MYSTERY|$800|hard|Here's this year's Sue Grafton clue:  the 14th book in her series was ''N' is for....' this|Noose
28/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE ART OF ASIA|$800|hard|The art of ancient Korean kingdom is known for the 'Paekche smile' seen on this man|Buddha
28/02/2000|Jeopardy!|MADE UP|$300|easy|This company introduced Vamp, a black-red nail polish & a matching lipstick also called Vamp|Chanel
25/11/1997|Jeopardy!|GENERAL SCIENCE|$400|easy|This outer planet discovered by Herschel has a 98-degree axial tilt & solstices 42 years apart|Uranus
29/06/2010|Jeopardy!|ALL ABOARD AMTRAK|$600|medium|The Southwest Chief route takes a 'right toyn' after stopping at this 11-letter N.M. city (relax, we won't make you spell it)|Albuquerque
14/01/1988|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHIC COCKTAILS|$500|medium|You're off to the races in Upstate N.Y. with this drink of ginger ale, sugar, bitters & lemon juice|a Saratoga
13/10/2005|Jeopardy!|NATURE STUDY|$400|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew shows some animal tracks on the monitor.)  To track the striped type of this animal, look for the meandering print pattern, or just follow your nose|a skunk
16/12/1997|Jeopardy!|OATHS|$500|medium|This 1789 oath by the National Assembly served notice on Louis XVI & left the ball in his court|Tennis Court Oath
17/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|LETTER AFTER P|$200|easy|To denote the afternoon|M
26/09/2003|Jeopardy!|TRICKY QUESTIONS|$800|hard|Number of F's in this flimsy formulation of a question|5
22/01/1999|Jeopardy!|ITALIAN ART|$100|easy|Dazzling works by Bernardo Strozzi of Genoa include one of this woman's 'Annunciation'|Mary
29/12/1989|Jeopardy!|SPORTS|$200|easy|This noted horsewoman who competed at the Montreal Olympics in 1976 is also a princess|Princess Anne
03/12/2007|Jeopardy!|THIS & THAT|$400|easy|Officially adopted in 1919, the Polish flag is made up of these 2 colors, just like Switzerland's|red & white
13/11/1989|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS|$500|medium|Jefferson Davis was the son-in-law of this president who died in office|Zachary Taylor
03/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|DR. WHO...|$1600|hard|...in 1817 first described the disease now named for him, as paralysis agitan, or 'shaking palsy'|Parkinson
15/04/2005|Jeopardy!|ALPHABETICALLY FIRST|$800|hard|...among the books of the Old Testament|Amos
21/06/2000|Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'WIG'|$100|easy|It's a quantity of drink taken at one time|Swig
19/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FROM A TO Y|$800|hard|Info on the Aurora Australis & eclipses are included in this section of the World Almanac|astronomy
19/11/1993|Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$300|easy|Any Brit can tell you that a Liverpudlian is one of these|Someone from Liverpool
14/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE SANDBOX|$1200|hard|The Southwest's largest Indian tribe, it's noted for its sand painting, a part of the tribe's healing ceremonies|the Navajo
13/07/2006|Jeopardy!|I'M SORRY|$400|easy|Citing his 'degrading and outrageous' behavior, in 1990 this ex-D.C. mayor wrote he was 'deeply sorry'|Marion Berry
13/01/2011|Jeopardy!|ROBIN WILLIAMS MOVIES|$200|easy|1992: As the voice of the genie|Aladdin
17/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|MISC.|$800|hard|Daryl Dragon of The Captain & Tennille was named for this movie studio chief, a family friend|Darryl F. Zanuck
22/04/2008|Jeopardy!|A SPELLING PRODUCTION|$400|easy|From the Greek for 'vein', it's the inflammation of a vein|P-H-L-E-B-I-T-I-S
13/02/1990|Final Jeopardy!|THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR|None|None|In April 1775 Gen. J. Warren made him an official messenger of the Committee of Safety|Paul Revere
07/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|YOU BROKE MY RECORD!|$1000|hard|Mike Powell with his long jump of 29' 4 1/2''|Bob Beamon
13/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WRITERS BY MIDDLE NAME|$200|easy|The Jazz Age's Scott|F. Scott Fitzgerald
11/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|OPERA|$2000|hard|Eva will wed the contest winner in 'Die' this 'von Nurnberg'|Meistersinger
11/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THE GREAT WAR|$400|easy|Stanley Kubrick's WWI film 'Paths Of Glory' is about a real incident involving this country's army|France
10/05/2004|Jeopardy!|THE 1990s|$200|easy|On Jan. 31, 1999 this team repeated as Super Bowl champs with John Elway throwing for 336 yards|the Denver Broncos
11/11/1999|Double Jeopardy!|TECH BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$200|easy|It calls itself 'The Document Company'|Xerox
07/11/2000|Final Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|None|None|The night before their first mass jump in 1940, paratroopers at Fort Benning saw a Western about this man|Geronimo
27/06/2000|Jeopardy!|HOME BALLPARKS|$400|easy|Veterans Stadium|Philadelphia Phillies
06/01/2006|Jeopardy!|IT'S STRICTLY BUSINESS|$600|medium|Dean Witter & Sears introduced this credit card in 1986 & consumers have been 'finding' things to charge ever since|Discover
28/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CANADIAN PROVINCES|$1200|hard|The southernmost point of Canada lies in this province|Ontario
04/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$600|medium|'The Oxbow' is one of the most famous paintings produced by this Landscape 'school' named for a river|Hudson River School
17/01/2005|Jeopardy!|MISSING VOWELS|$200|easy|Cold nation: RSS|Russia
12/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|I’LL SEE YOU IN COURT!|$1600|hard|O. Henry, Boss Tweed & Nikolae Ceausescu were all tried & convicted of this crime|embezzlement
30/09/1997|Jeopardy!|SUN POTPOURRI|$100|easy|It describes a fried egg with the yolk on top|Sunny side up
19/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|STOCK LINGO|$800|hard|Dickens title adjective for a fund operated by an investment company, with stocks, bonds & other interests|a mutual fund
01/06/2001|Jeopardy!|MUSICAL INSTRUMENT ORIGINS|$400|easy|The history of this brass instrument 'slides' back to the 15th century sackbut|Trombone
19/05/1999|Jeopardy!|'S' WORDS|$500|medium|A complete sentence needs a predicate & one of these|subject
11/04/2008|Jeopardy!|HIS STORY|$1000|hard|In 1842 he expanded his 1835 short story 'Taras Bulba' into a full-length novel|Gogol
02/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|KNOW YOUR BIBLE|$400|easy|By tradition, at least 70 psalms are attributed to this Biblical king|David
13/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|LEGENDS OF THE GAMES|$2000|hard|This man was the NBA's 'Human Highlight Film' during his 13-year career with the Atlanta Hawks|Dominique Wilkins
27/02/2006|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICAN WOMEN|None|None|She gave herself the third-person name 'Phantom', the 'no-person' she was from 19 months until she was almost 7|Helen Keller
26/05/1997|Jeopardy!|RECURRENCES|$400|easy|The Floralies is a festival held every 5 years in Ghent in this country|Belgium
29/06/2004|Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS IN OTHER WORDS|$200|easy|'Chaplin's Cherubim'|Charlie's Angels
04/12/1996|Jeopardy!|SUSAN SARANDON CINEMA|$200|easy|Sarandon provided the voice of a spider in this 1996 animated film based on a Roald Dahl book|James And The Giant Peach
27/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL CHARACTERS|$200|easy|Get too close to this beloved of Quasimodo & he might just ring your bell|Esmeralda
12/04/2010|Jeopardy!|GROOMING & CLEANING AIDS|$1000|hard|It's the removal of stray hairs by coating with hot paraffin & stripping it off when cooled|waxing
10/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LAST TOP 10 POP HIT|$2000|hard|'Your Wildest Dreams' (1986)|The Moody Blues
19/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|IN THE DICTIONARY|$1200|hard|As a noun, it's a small compartment for holding papers; as a verb, it means to assign to a proper category|to pigeonhole
12/03/2003|Double Jeopardy!|SILENT B|$400|easy|This coffee or breakfast cake is named for its 'fragmented' topping|crumb cake
04/10/2001|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK POST HEADLINES|$200|easy|In 1999 a possible by this group, baseball's 'men in blue', led to 'Go Ahead and Walk, You Porky Chumps'|the umpires
29/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BOTSWANA ANAGRAMS|$200|easy|The Limpopo River also has the name of this reptile that some want to make into 'coil decor'|crocodile (coil decor)
24/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ALL THINGS 'GREAT' & 'SMALL'|$600|medium|Buster Keaton's nickname|The Great Stone Face
29/11/1993|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$100|easy|If this tall tropical bird stops eating certain algae, its pinkish feathers will turn white|Flamingo
19/09/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FAIRIES|$800|hard|She appoints Jiminy Cricket Pinocchio's official conscience|the Blue Fairy
13/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMY CLASS|$400|easy|This greenish fluid is produced in the liver from the breakdown of red blood cells & is stored in the gallbladder|Bile
06/11/1989|Jeopardy!|ACTORS & THEIR ROLES|$400|easy|This polo-playing Harvard grad played Loretta Lynn's husband in 'Coal Miner's Daughter'|Tommy Lee Jones
27/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ASTRONOMY|$400|easy|The total mass of these minor planets in the solar system is less than that of our moon|Asteroids
28/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FANTASTIC CRITTERS|$400|easy|Reaching up to 12 feet in length & almost 3,000 lbs. in weight, these creatures take up a lot of Arctic room|walruses
03/04/2009|Jeopardy!|CULTURE CLUB|$800|hard|Batik, a method of waxing & dyeing cloth, is part of the culture of this fourth-most populous nation|Indonesia
03/12/2004|Double Jeopardy!|GROUPS|$800|hard|England's one 'of the Garter' is 'most noble'|Order
14/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LIVING IN NYC|$2000|hard|In 1942 Fiorello LaGuardia & his family moved into this building at 88th Street & East End Avenue|Gracie Mansion
16/02/2007|Jeopardy!|PAINTERS|$1000|hard|Seen here is a detail from one of the most famous religious paintings by this man|Michelangelo (Buonarroti)
12/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|YOU CAN QUOTE ME ON THAT|$400|easy|Before her tragic death in 1997, she remarked that 'Being a princess isn't all it's cracked up to be'|Princess Diana
07/04/2000|Jeopardy!|TO SIR WITH LOVE|$400|easy|He reached the South Pole by tractor January 4, 1958, 4 1/2 years after reaching the 'height' of his career|Sir Edmund Hillary
14/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|HOW DO YOU WORK THIS THING?|$200|easy|Insert the metal fitting into the buckle & tighten by pulling on the loose end of the strap|a seat belt
11/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TONY-WINNING MUSICALS IN OTHER WORDS|$1200|hard|1952: 'That Monarch Plus Me'|The King and I
29/11/2004|Jeopardy!|SHOOT SOME 'POOL'|$600|medium|An underground container for sewage|cesspool
17/12/2009|Jeopardy!|HAPPY FEDERAL HOLIDAY!|$400|easy|In 1792 NYC honored the 300th anniv. of a famous arrival with the first major U.S. celebration of this holiday|Columbus Day
09/12/1998|Jeopardy!|ON THE CHESSBOARD|$500|medium|Comedian & Sinatra pal born Joseph Gottlieb|Joey Bishop
02/02/2000|Jeopardy!|12-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|It's the sometimes high-'Pei-ing' art of designing & erecting buildings|Architecture
13/10/1992|Jeopardy!|COOKING EQUIPMENT|$200|easy|The curler commonly used on this spread has a serrated hook on one end|butter
05/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FOREIGN LITERATURE|$400|easy|Pope John Paul II's poem 'Easter Vigil 1966' was first published in this, his native language|Polish
19/11/1992|Jeopardy!|NEW YORK STATE|$400|easy|This Republican governor served 14 years; longer than any man since statehood|Nelson Rockefeller
22/10/1999|Jeopardy!|EVERYBODY LOVES RAY|$200|easy|This pulp author was past 50 when he wrote his first novel, 'The Big Sleep'|Raymond Chandler
22/01/2003|Jeopardy!|ANIMAL LIFE|$200|easy|This term for an elephant comes from the Greek for 'thick-skinned'|pachyderm
16/12/1996|Final Jeopardy!|BRAND NAMES|None|None|Common household product named for a 19th century surgical pioneer|Listerine (named for Sir Joseph Lister)
16/09/2009|Jeopardy!|SCIENC'E'|$600|medium|The only known filoviruses are Marburg, which causes green monkey fever, & this one|Ebola
31/03/2008|Jeopardy!|MEDICAL TALK|$400|easy|To test for visual acuity, the Snellen chart is designed to be read from this many feet away|20
27/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|CHILDREN IN LITERATURE|$5000|hard|'What is essential is invisible to the eye' is the secret the fox shares with this title character|the Little Prince
17/07/2008|Jeopardy!|SPELLING 'B'|$600|medium|Acute form of food poisoning that once claimed as many as 65% of its victims|B-O-T-U-L-I-S-M
20/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|LATE MAN|$400|easy|Photocopy pioneer Robert Gundlach, 1926-2010, helped transform the Haloid Company into this office-equipment giant|Xerox
25/10/2006|Jeopardy!|'OCK'-TOBER|$1000|hard|Scottish town that was the site of Robert the Bruce's 1314 defeat of the English army|Bannockburn
29/12/2008|Jeopardy!|YOUR 5-CLUE NEWSCAST|$200|easy|Our top story... in Aug. 2008 the GAO reported this troubled Mideast country could have a $79 billion budget surplus|Iraq
18/11/1993|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH POETS|$600|medium|The first line of this poet's 'Endymion' is 'A thing of beauty is a joy for ever'|John Keats
18/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EGGS|$400|easy|Adding pepper sauce & cayenne pepper to stuffed eggs makes them this wicked dish|deviled eggs
18/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE DIRECTOR'S CHAIR|$800|hard|'Z', 'State of Siege', 'Missing'|Costa-Gavras
25/01/2006|Jeopardy!|BOOZE|$1000|hard|One cover story in the magazine devoted to & named for this liquor was 'The Birth of Blending'|whiskey
26/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIES: BEEN THERE, DONE THAT|$800|hard|Stephen Frears in 1988 & Milos Forman in 1989 used this French novel as a basis for their films|Les Liaisons dangereuses
28/07/2006|Jeopardy!|U.S. LAKES & RIVERS|$2000|hard|In 1819 the Independence became the first steamboat used on this river|the Missouri
22/06/2009|Jeopardy!|LIGHTEN UP|$1000|hard|'Unlock' this 3-letter term for the principal light illuminating an actor's face|key (light)
25/05/1999|Jeopardy!|ONE WORD OFF|$100|easy|Oh, to be in Yonkers,/ now that April's there|Yonkers (for England)
14/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$400|easy|The water mammals called cetaceans are divided into dolphins, porpoises & these|whales
26/06/2000|Jeopardy!|ISLAND COUNTRIES|$400|easy|'Please, Sir, I want' this Polynesian island that dropped 'Western' from its name in 1997|Samoa
13/07/2004|Jeopardy!|A DEVILISH CATEGORY|$400|easy|Tartini's sonata 'The Devil's Trill' came to him in a dream in which the devil played this stringed instrument|the violin
31/12/1993|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS IN MYTHOLOGY|$800|hard|Echidna, who was half woman & half serpent, had many beastly children, including this Nemean beast|the Lion
03/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|THEIR 4th TOP 40 HIT OF THE '60s|$1600|hard|1967:  'Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon'|Neil Diamond
11/02/2005|Jeopardy!|STATES' FORMER GOVERNORS|$1000|hard|Henry Lee & Fitzhugh Lee|Virginia
05/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|MERRIAM-WEBSTER'S TOP 10 WORDS OF 2008|$400|easy|This No. 1 word means 'a rescue from financial distress', though it sounds like something done on a leaky boat|bailout
21/03/2008|Jeopardy!|ON THE 'Q...T'|$800|hard|According to the title of a 1952 John Ford film, John Wayne's character was this type of 'Man'|Quiet
11/01/1996|Jeopardy!|MAMMALS|$100|easy|Both African & Indian species of this mammal undergo periods of odd behavior called musth|Elephant
13/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FIELDS OF STUDY|$1600|hard|Epistemology|knowledge
25/02/2002|Jeopardy!|GIVE THE ROLE TO GARY|$1000|hard|Film, 1994: Ludwig van Beethoven|Gary Oldman
06/01/2006|Double Jeopardy!|EVENING NEWS 1893|$400|easy|A motion picture of these men has been produced but the shoeing scene may be too intense for youngsters|blacksmiths
12/01/1990|Jeopardy!|JOURNALISM|$400|easy|1 of the 2 books Woodward & Bernstein wrote on the Watergate scandal|All The President's Men & The Final Days
16/07/2001|Jeopardy!|'PO' FOLKS|$100|easy|Not surprisingly, this Polish director's 'The Ninth Gate' was filmed in Europe, even the New York scenes|(Roman) Polanski
15/07/2009|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORY CLASS|$1000|hard|In 1644 the Ch'ing dynasty destroyed this Chinese dynasty whose name rhymes with Ch'ing|Ming
02/05/1994|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$200|easy|This company operates the 4 most popular theme parks in North America|Disney
01/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WALLOONS|$600|medium|Wallonia produces a mineral water from this town whose name has become synonymous with a health resort|Spa
06/07/2000|Final Jeopardy!|ACADEMY AWARD HISTORY|None|None|The first African-American Best Actress nominee, her life was the subject of a 1999 HBO film|Dorothy Dandridge
07/05/2002|Jeopardy!|PLAY BALL!|$1000|hard|In 1993 this one-handed pitcher, then with the Yankees, pitched a no-hitter against the Indians|Jim Abbott
06/02/2001|Jeopardy!|'X' CALIBER|$100|easy|Headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut, this photo copier company adopted its present name in 1961|Xerox
29/11/1984|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$200|easy|He originated 'The Origin of Species'|Charles Darwin
18/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|TREES|$3600|hard|The southern tip of Florida has forests of this tree, genus Rhizophora, noted for the above-ground knee roots|the common (or red) mangrove
07/02/1997|Jeopardy!|ETIQUETTE|$400|easy|If an elevator is crowded, a gentleman needn't remove this when a lady enters|His hat
16/03/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED RESPONSES|$1600|hard|If you love a witch you take her these & all; if you love a scarecrow, you accept that he's full of this|warts/straw
13/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BROADWAY|$200|easy|A WWII meeting between Werner Heisenberg & Niels Bohr is the subject of the play named for this Danish city|Copenhagen
15/02/1999|Jeopardy!|GEORGE WASHINGTON|$200|easy|On May 28, 1754, Washington & his men fired the first shots of this 9-year war near Fort Duquesne|The French & Indian War
11/09/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GEOLOGY|$1200|hard|A sonar transducer is used by hydrographers to obtain knowledge about earthquake activity here|under the ocean
15/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|URANUS|$2200|hard|Neptune, Saturn & Uranus are examples of this basic planet type whose name is derived from a large neighbor|Jovian
08/10/2007|Double Jeopardy!|VOCABULARY|$400|easy|The name of this extinct critter comes from words meaning 'terrible lizard'|dinosaur
02/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE ADJECTIVES|$2000|hard|A 1997 Mamet mystery: 'The ___ Prisoner'|Spanish
01/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HARDBOILED SLANG|$400|easy|Jimmy '3 fingers' was hauled away in bracelets--slang for these|handcuffs
13/11/1985|Double Jeopardy!|“SAINTS”|$400|easy|At 5th & 50th, its Lady Chapel is the place to get married, if you're in NYC - & Catholic|St. Patrick's Cathedral
20/02/1997|Jeopardy!|PHOBIAS|$100|easy|A gephyrophobic won't burn these behind him; he's afraid to cross them in the first place|bridges
15/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AROUND THE WORLD|$2000|hard|This continent's highest mountain was named for Polish hero Tadeusz Kosciuszko|Australia
17/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ALL 'FOUR' YOU|$600|medium|A bed with a tall pole at each corner|Four poster
18/12/2006|Jeopardy!|NECKWEAR|$200|easy|This 3-letter item tied around the necks of children protects their clothing while they eat|a bib
19/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT|$200|easy|In 1965 Congress barred several states from requiring that voters be able to do this|Read
23/11/1999|Jeopardy!|SINGER-SONGWRITERS|$100|easy|'Beat It'|Michael Jackson
11/04/2000|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$400|easy|This Dutch queen, born in 1880, was the daughter of King Willem III & his second wife, Queen Emma|Wilhelmina
29/07/2010|Jeopardy!|AGRICULTURE|$200|easy|Iowa is the USA's leading producer of this 'pop'ular crop|corn
02/07/2001|Jeopardy!|MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL|$300|easy|The current play-by-play commentator, he's remembered for calling the Olympic hockey games in the '80s|Al Michaels
27/12/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE WINTER PALACE|$800|hard|The Winter Palace decor features these winged, lionlike mythical beasts found on 1 of the Romanov coats of arms|griffins
17/02/2011|Jeopardy!|CHEMISTRY|$400|easy|At a temperature of -183 degrees Celsius, liquid oxygen does this|evaporates (or boils)
15/10/2002|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER 'W'ORDS|$200|easy|Sly & crafty, like a cartoon coyote|wily
16/02/2009|Jeopardy!|GOVERNMENT ACRONYMS|$1000|hard|The 3 words that put some 'zip' in ZIP code|zone improvement plan
04/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|YOU GET A D MINUS|$1200|hard|She's wearing her white dress, about to be married... Oh no!  No D, & she's now a soft white cheese|bride & brie
24/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|EDIBLE-SOUNDING NAMES|$200|easy|Pioneer heard here ['Johnny B. Goode']|Chuck Berry
25/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THIS YEAR'S HEADLINE!|$800|hard|Bolsheviks Kill the Czar & His Family!|1918
07/10/2002|Jeopardy!|REMAKES|$1600|hard|Neil Simon has recreated this 1965 play for the 21st century; he did it once before in 1986 for female stars|The Odd Couple
08/10/1997|Jeopardy!|FRIENDS|$400|easy|Dizzy Gillespie, a close friend & bandmate of this bebop saxophonist, survived him by 38 years|Charlie Parker
24/09/1999|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL AUTHORS|$100|easy|'African Game Trails'|Teddy Roosevelt
19/02/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE RENAISSANCE|$800|hard|In 1500 her husband, Alfonso of Aragon, was murdered on orders of her brother Cesare|Lucrezia Borgia
15/04/2009|Jeopardy!|YOUR COLLEGE I.D.|$400|easy|Washington, D.C.: Politician Dean or Director Hawks|Howard
16/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYDAY TECHNOLOGY|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue crew is in the lab.)  This trademarked DuPont technology protects each fiber of a carpet to prevent stains; you might know it better from cookware|teflon
24/03/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST NAMES|$600|medium|The name Reed was once used for a person who had this feature|Red hair
17/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE SEXIEST MAN ALIVE|$400|easy|He won in 1995 & 2000, & he'll probably win next year 'cause he's cute as a 'Button'|Brad Pitt
10/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WHO WROTE IT?|$1600|hard|'Miss Lonelyhearts' & 'The Day of the Locust'|Nathanael West
27/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPERS|$400|easy|People's Almanac describes the People's Daily as 'the ultimate voice of authority' in this country|China
17/03/2006|Jeopardy!|SI's SIGNS OF THE APOCALYPSE|$200|easy|This tire co. paid Rip Hamilton 'to braid his hair in the tread pattern of one of its tires', not blimps|Goodyear
09/11/1990|Double Jeopardy!|19th CENTURY AMERICA|$800|hard|Lincoln, Grant & Jefferson Davis served in the military under this general who became president|Zachary Taylor
28/05/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NATURE|$600|medium|This hot, dry Saharan wind whose name comes from Arabic for 'East' can bring rain to southern Europe|Sirocco
11/09/1998|Jeopardy!|'G' WHIZ!|$100|easy|Endocrine or exocrine, for example|glands
02/04/2004|Jeopardy!|W TO W|$200|easy|Roll about in the mud or self-pity|wallow
20/05/1999|Jeopardy!|JUST CHUTE ME|$100|easy|It's not a romance novel hero, it's what you pull to open the parachute pack|ripcord
14/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$1600|hard|An insignificant M-16 problem|rifle trifle
03/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY RHYME TIME|$2000|hard|A tuxedo for an amphibian|a newt suit
13/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE GO|$600|medium|In 1909 the Wright Brothers founded a firm to manufacture airplanes in this city|Dayton, Ohio (same as the bicycle shop)
19/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|THE TITLE ESCAPES ME|$600|medium|Steve McQueen did his own motorcycle stunts in this 1963 film set in a Nazi P.O.W. camp|The Great Escape
15/03/2000|Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$200|easy|Anosmia is the loss of this sense; you get it if your olfactory bulb stops working|Smell
02/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK & ROLL|$1000|hard|It's 'More Than A Feeling' that this group's 1976 debut album was one of the biggest sellers in rock history|Boston
12/03/2003|Jeopardy!|SCULPTURE|$1800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew in Rome)  In the Fountain of the Four Rivers, the shrouded one represents this river, whose source was then unknown|Nile
17/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PATRON|$2000|hard|In Augustan Rome Maecenas was a patron of Virgil & this 'Satires' poet|Horace
16/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BALLET|$400|easy|This ballet includes a ball at the house of the Capulets|Romeo And Juliet
17/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS PAIRS|$400|easy|Ice cream partners pre-Ben & Jerry: Baskin & _____|Robbins
31/12/1997|Jeopardy!|FAMOUS WOMEN|$200|easy|In 1997 Sister Nirmala succeeded this Nobel Prize winner as head of the Missionaries of Charity|Mother Teresa
25/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|THE BIBLE|$400|easy|According to Luke 2, Jesus was wrapped in these clothes after birth|Swaddling Cloths
30/12/2011|Jeopardy!|COMPLETE THE MOVIE QUOTE|$1000|hard|'All About Eve': 'Fasten your seat belts.  It's going to be a ____ ____'|bumpy night
13/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE PILOT'S PHONETIC ALPHABET|$800|hard|Hello... ello...ello... ello...ello... 'E' is this|Echo
31/10/2008|Jeopardy!|QUESTS|$800|hard|In Greek myth Pelias promised to surrender the throne to Jason if he could retrieve this priceless pelt|the Golden Fleece
06/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICAL THEATRE|$1000|hard|The 2000 London musical based on this Updike novel stars Lucie Arnaz as the woman Cher played on film|The Witches of Eastwick
08/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PRO CHEERLEADER SQUADS|$400|easy|In the NFC West: The Gold Rush|the 49ers
02/03/2006|Jeopardy!|THE U.S. MILITARY ACADEMY AT WEST POINT|$1000|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from in front of a military exercise.)  A shortage of blue cloth led to uniforms of a different color & to this 3-word term for the corps of cadets|the long grey line
10/10/2001|Jeopardy!|I LIKE Q|$100|easy|The expression about minding these & Qs may have originated with printers or pub owners|Ps
14/05/1993|Jeopardy!|THE ENVIRONMENT|$200|easy|In a 1990 book this newspaper columnist offers her 'Hints for a Healthy Planet'|Heloise
30/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$600|medium|Living to the age of 90, this president was able to see his son become president as well|John Adams
21/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|A LOST LETTER FROM SHAKESPEARE|$800|hard|I included a Norwegian guy in this play & dubbed Osric 'a fantastic fop'; the ending is a whit of a bummer|Hamlet
17/11/1997|Double Jeopardy!|DEMOCRATS|$1000|hard|In 1994 this incumbent Florida governor narrowly beat GOP challenger Jeb Bush|Lawton Chiles
22/11/2005|Jeopardy!|A BEASTLY CATEGORY|$600|medium|Starting in the 1950s, one of these animals emerged from the NYC subway in TV ads for Dreyfus mutual funds|the lion
23/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DISCOGRAPHIES|$600|medium|'Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)', 'Touch'|The Eurythmics
20/02/1998|Double Jeopardy!|BRITISH HISTORY|$1000|hard|The Latin name of James II gave us this term for supporters of that king & his exiled descendants|Jacobites
02/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYING PRESIDENT|$1200|hard|2000: Bruce Greenwood in 'Thirteen Days'|JFK
13/06/2003|Jeopardy!|I QUIT!|$800|hard|On Nov. 25, 1980 Roberto Duran said, 'No mas' & quit in the eighth round against this fighter|Sugar Ray Leonard
02/04/1993|Double Jeopardy!|FILE UNDER 'H'|$1000|hard|The only branch of this presidential library is in West Branch, Iowa|the Hoover Library
21/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YOUR NUMBER'S UP|$1600|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew holds the grips of a shipboard machine gun.)  Weapons on the USS Tarawa include these machine guns that fire a bullet of this impressive caliber, or half-inch|50-caliber
23/05/2011|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITIES' FAVORITE BOOKS|$600|medium|(Dr. Oz  presents the clue.)  A dramatic telegram in this Hemingway novel that I love reads, 'Lady Ashley Hotel Montana Madrid arriving Sud Express tomorrow love Jake'|The Sun Also Rises
08/10/1999|Jeopardy!|PRIME NUMBERS|$200|easy|In the rhyme, it's the number of whacks Lizzie Borden gave her father|41
18/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL WOMEN|$2000|hard|Winston Smith has a doomed romance with this young woman in '1984'|Julia
13/07/2004|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC GROUPS|$5200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew displays some artifacts at the Nat'l Constitution Center in Philadelphia, PA.) Now National Archives properties, the Watergate tools were used by members of this committee, known as CREEP|the Committee to Re-Elect the President
12/05/2008|Jeopardy!|'NEW' MEDIA|$1000|hard|Asian capital of 300,000|New Delhi
13/06/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD TRAVEL|$400|easy|If you go to Goa, you may try feni, a local liquor that can be made from these kidney-shaped nuts|Cashews
20/11/1987|Jeopardy!|MAPS|$500|medium|On a topographic map, these lines indicate changes in elevation|contour lines
15/01/2007|Jeopardy!|U.S. PORT CITIES|$400|easy|Among the busiest ports with 'port' in their names are Port Everglades in Florida & Port Arthur in this state|Texas
23/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|REIGN MAN|$400|easy|Did a lot of 'great' things for Russia:  1682-1725|Peter the Great
19/03/1997|Final Jeopardy!|OSCAR WINNERS|None|None|The only person -- male or female -- to win Oscars in acting & screenwriting categories|Emma Thompson
15/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE ISLANDS OF VANUATU|$800|hard|Vanuatu's capital, this 'port' sounds like it's named for the former host of 'This Old House'|(Port) Vila
12/01/1999|Jeopardy!|THE 4 SEASONS|$400|easy|Thomas Paine scorned this seasonal warrior & the 'Sunshine Patriot' in a 1776 pamphlet|Summer soldier
15/11/2002|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$1000|hard|Sassafras & sarsaparilla originally went into & helped name this soft drink|root beer
08/10/2001|Jeopardy!|INTERNET LINGO|$400|easy|The abbreviation 'BBFBBM' means 'Body by Fisher, brains by' this toymaker|Mattel
02/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|WE GOTTA BLAME SOMEBODY|$1200|hard|In a 1963 hit song, Edie Gorme wanted to 'Blame It On' this Latin American Dance|the Bossa Nova
21/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|TRANSPORTATION|$600|medium|During the Boer War, this Indian nationalist leader organized an ambulance corps for the British army|Mahatma Gandhi
06/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES THEATER|$1200|hard|The Times found audience participation having a heyday in shows like 'The 25th Annual Putnam County' this|Spelling Bee
21/09/2004|Jeopardy!|SWEET|$200|easy|Benjamin Eisenstadt introduced this pink-packeted product in 1957|Sweet'N Low
28/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$400|easy|Part of the Lesser Sundas, this small island gave its name to the world's largest living lizard|Komodo
15/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE 50 STATES|$800|hard|'Where The Columbines Grow' has been its state song since 1915|Colorado
15/10/2004|Jeopardy!|ACTRESSES|$600|medium|She vampired it up in 'Underworld' & 'Van Helsing'|Kate Beckinsale
26/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE ANIMAL KINGDOM|$400|easy|Passerines are perching types of these animals|birds
09/04/2003|Jeopardy!|OSCAR-WINNING SONGS|$200|easy|In 2001 he was 'Bringing It All Back Home': a Golden Globe & an Oscar for 'Things Have Changed'|Bob Dylan
08/10/2010|Jeopardy!|THE COLOR OF MONEY|$200|easy|China's 100-yuan banknote shows this guy's head in red|Mao
08/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'S'-NCE OF LIFE|$1200|hard|The deliberate destruction of property or equipment by resistance fighters or enemy agents|sabotage
23/04/1997|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE ON STAMPS|$300|easy|Though living presidents can't appear on U.S. stamps, this living 40th president is on Grenada's stamps|Ronald Reagan
23/09/1999|Jeopardy!|WAY BACK WHEN|$700|hard|This Greek biographer's own 'life' included being granted a priesthood at Delphi for life|Plutarch
18/03/2010|Jeopardy!|360|$400|easy|Of genus Sequoia, the tallest living trees are these colorful Californians, some 360 feet tall|redwoods
06/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BIOLOGY|$600|medium|In this process 8 photons of light break down 2 H2O molecules to yield an O2 molecule|Photosynthesis
02/05/1990|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$100|easy|Some say this brunch dish was created to cure the hangover of a Mr. Samuel Benedict|Eggs Benedict
27/09/2011|Jeopardy!|EDUCATION|$600|medium|Since the 1950s the College Board has administered this program that lets high school kids study closer to college level|the AP (or Advanced Placement)
16/11/2010|Jeopardy!|WHAT KIND OF PAINT YOU USING?|$400|easy|An actor; it's synonymous with theatrical makeup|greasepaint
16/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANATOMICAL ETYMOLOGY|$800|hard|Italian anatomist Alfonso Corti gave his name to the organ of Corti, which is the actual organ of this sense|hearing
26/10/2007|Jeopardy!|THE NATIONALS|$200|easy|One of the most famous festivals in Bangladesh is Id al-Fitr, which comes at the end of this holy month|Ramadan
25/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|SILENT MOVIES|$1000|hard|'The Torrent', released in 1926, was this Swedish actress' first American film|Greta Garbo
25/01/2005|Jeopardy!|THE 'L' I AM|$800|hard|I am an LL.D., which stands for doctor of this|laws
13/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$1200|hard|He & his wife translated into English 'De Re Metallica', a 16th century Latin work on mining|(Herbert) Hoover
23/11/2004|Jeopardy!|THE PLANETS|$200|easy|The diameter of this largest planet in our solar system is more than 11 times that of the earth|Jupiter
08/06/2011|Jeopardy!|JUST CHUTE ME|$3000|hard|In 1797 Andre Garnerin became the first to use a parachute without a rigid frame when he jumped from one of these|a hot air balloon
20/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE ARABS|$1200|hard|Seen here is the name of this Persian Gulf country; it begins with the Arabic 'Q' that requires no 'U'|Qatar
01/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$400|easy|Garden tool for Father Time (6)|a scythe
02/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|NONPOTENT POTABLES|$2000|hard|Team Lizard rides hard for this brand's Tsunami, Lava, & Lightning|SoBe
22/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ART & ARTISTS|$1200|hard|Impressionism got its name thanks to his painting 'Impression: Sunrise'|(Claude) Monet
23/02/2000|Final Jeopardy!|CLASSICAL MUSIC|None|None|On May 2, 1936 'Peter and the Wolf' had its world premiere in this capital city|Moscow
19/06/2003|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS' MIDDLE NAMES|$800|hard|Western novelist Francis Harte's middle name|Bret
04/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|DRAMA|$200|easy|At the beginning of the last act of this Thornton Wilder play, Emily has died in childbirth|Our Town
18/12/2007|Jeopardy!|IS THIS HEAVEN?|$200|easy|Mmm... a big plate featuring this sea-dweller, prepared Newburg or Thermidor... pass me the bib|lobster
27/05/2010|Jeopardy!|STATES' FORMER GOVERNORS|$1000|hard|Thomas Dewey,  1943-1954|New York
27/07/2011|Jeopardy!|TRIAL PARTICIPANTS|$1000|hard|The accusers in his 399 B.C. trial were Meletus, Anytus & Lycon|Socrates
02/06/2006|Jeopardy!|1917|$200|easy|Impeached as governor of this big state in 1917, James Ferguson later got his wife to run & she won|Texas
01/04/1993|Jeopardy!|THE ROLLING STONES|$100|easy|In 1971 Mick Jagger married this Nicaraguan socialite in St. Tropez; they divorced 8 years later|Bianca Jagger
29/10/2010|Jeopardy!|TIME|$1000|hard|1,800 seconds before 8:11 AM|7:41 AM
07/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|NAME THE VEEP|$400|easy|Artis Gilmore, John Garner, Horace Grant|John Nance Garner
12/02/2010|Jeopardy!|NFL LOGOS|$400|easy|An orange letter 'B' with black stripes|the Cincinnati Bengals
11/05/2007|Final Jeopardy!|AMERICA|None|None|It says, 'Prudence... will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes'|the Declaration of Independence
12/02/1998|Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$400|easy|This game in which players pick up sticks or straws is named for a leader of Wat Tyler's Rebellion|jackstraws
18/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|ONE LEAF TO LIVE|$400|easy|It's believed that sugar buildup in tree leaves forms anthocyanins, causing this to happen|Change colors
02/02/1999|Jeopardy!|YOU'RE 'NUT's!|$100|easy|These handy items are named for their shape, not for being used on airplanes|Wing nuts
06/11/1998|Jeopardy!|HORSING AROUND|$200|easy|This horse seen here shares its name with a bean & a car|Pinto
08/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER AT THE MOVIES|$400|easy|Han Solo meets up with Lando Calrissian while time-traveling with Marty McFly|The Empire Strikes Back to the Future
15/07/2005|Jeopardy!|CREDIT|$200|easy|Its classic ads instructed, 'Don't leave home without it'|American Express
22/11/2005|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$200|easy|TIGI has a line of hair products called this, to give you that tousled, just woken up look|Bed Head
27/05/2003|Jeopardy!|STUFF FROM HIGH SCHOOL ENGLISH|$1000|hard|This faulty type of sentence is classified as either a comma splice or a fused sentence|run-on sentence
09/05/2002|Jeopardy!|'P's & 'Q's|$600|medium|Like 'Tommy', this '70s rock opera by The Who was also made into a movie|Quadrophenia
23/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WATERFALLS|$600|medium|One of the most spectacular sites in this national park is Bridalveil Fall, which drops a misty curtain of water 620 feet|Yosemite
05/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|FORGOTTEN BUT NOT GONE|$2500|hard|At a dance class, you can still learn this hot 1920s dance named for a South Carolina city|the Charleston
22/11/1996|Double Jeopardy!|QUOTABLE WOMEN|$1000|hard|This member of Parliament reportedly said, ' I married beneath me, all women do'|Lady Astor
03/07/2002|Jeopardy!|THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM|$1000|hard|Gravity isn't required to move food down to your stomach; this process moves it down the esophagus|peristalsis
24/07/2006|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE PLAYS BY CHARACTER|$1600|hard|Olivia, Viola, Sir Toby Belch|Twelfth Night
28/06/1988|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$200|easy|Owls are among the few birds to have these on the front of their heads|their eyes
04/01/2010|Jeopardy!|TV's SUPPORTING CASTS|$200|easy|Katrina Bowden as Cerie, Liz Lemon's assistant|30 Rock
26/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ALL'S PHARAOH|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Luxor, Egypt.) I'm here, French for 'room in front,' between the entranceway and Tut's resting place; it was filled with objects when it was discovered|antechamber
25/09/2002|Jeopardy!|EAT YOUR WAY ACROSS THE U.S.A.|$200|easy|At Obrycki's in Baltimore you can feast on this in a savory soup, 'cocktail' or 'cakes'|crab
11/04/2006|Jeopardy!|WE HAVE THE TECHNOLOGY|$800|hard|Tom Scholz of the band Boston invented an amplifier that worked like a Walkman & called it this|the Rockman
29/04/1999|Jeopardy!|THE MOVIES|$200|easy|Christopher Atkins learns about the birds & the bees on a desert island with this actress in 'The Blue Lagoon'|Brooke Shields
07/12/2000|Jeopardy!|KENTUCKY|$100|easy|Physical feature of Kentucky's northern bulge that gave the state its nickname|Bluegrass
08/09/1992|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'J'|$300|easy|This type of food is named for its lack of nutritional value; you don't have to eat it on a Chinese boat|junk
06/09/2000|Jeopardy!|HI|$400|easy|The name of this area seen here means 'spouting water', not 'place of pale people with cameras'|Waikiki
09/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|'BRAND' NAMES|$400|easy|On '90210' in '97, Kelly got amnesia & didn't remember this character, her boyfriend|Brandon Walsh
03/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$2000|hard|Co-founder Frank Seiberling added the winged foot to this tire company's logo|Goodyear
14/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$200|easy|The two pieces of silverware on the traditional sign for a restaurant|fork & knife
27/09/2011|Jeopardy!|I'D RATHER STAY 'HOME'|$200|easy|Longing for the familiar while away at Camp Granada|homesick
03/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|VOGUE|$600|medium|In 1999 this store whose symbol is seen here promoted a French pronounciation of its name: (Bullseye)|Target
20/06/2005|Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|$200|easy|This German composer, no slouch himself, said that Handel was 'the greatest composer who ever lived'|Beethoven
14/05/2008|Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$800|hard|Most of 'Hamlet' is set in this Danish seaport|Elsinore
02/07/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOUTH PACIFIC|$2000|hard|This kingdom's largest annual festival is Heilala, which coincides with the king's birthday on July 4|Tonga
02/04/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WOMEN OF THE WORLD|$400|easy|Paloma Picasso|France
24/01/1996|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$200|easy|Elements are arranged in order of their atomic numbers on this table|Periodic Table of Elements
22/05/2009|Jeopardy!|ABSOLUTE ADJECTIVES|$800|hard|Absolute mathematical terms include parallel & this, indicated by 2 parallel lines|equal (equals accepted)
04/06/1998|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'M'|$100|easy|A coffee container, or your face (3)|Mug
10/12/1998|Jeopardy!|'H'ISTORIC PEOPLE|$500|medium|This Saxon may have sworn to support William's claim to the throne but took the throne himself in 1066|Harold II
13/04/1999|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAME LEE|$100|easy|In 1998 this actress returned to the screen as Laurie Strode in 'Halloween H2O'|Jamie Lee Curtis
03/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC|$1200|hard|This island is named for the captain of the British whaler L'Aigle, not the first mate of the Pequod|Starbuck (Island)
29/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1200|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew gives the clue as she and Kelly demonstrate a potato gun.)  A potato gun demonstrates Boyle's Law using a simple tube & a stick; pushing the stick reduces the volume of air and increases this 8-letter term, making the potato go ballistic|pressure
11/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|AN ALPHANUMERIC CATEGORY|$400|easy|This steak sauce dates back to 1824|A1
10/12/1987|Jeopardy!|U.S. GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|This island is the only U.S. commonwealth outside the continental U.S.|Puerto Rico
09/07/2008|Double Jeopardy!|OLYMPIC MASCOTS|$800|hard|A Little tiger named Hodori was the mascot of the Summer Games held in this world capital in 1988|Seoul
23/06/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE SOPRANOS|$800|hard|Singer Rosa Ponselle's parents hopefully gave her this middle name, the last name of singer Dame Nellie|Melba
28/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|LONG WORDS|$1600|hard|13 letters: A noun meaning a side-by-side placement, especially for comparison or contrast|juxtaposition
01/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|THE 19th CENTURY|$1000|hard|In 1889 France's Compagnie Universelle du Canal Interoceanique went bust trying to build this|the Panama Canal
25/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ATHLETIC EYEWEAR|$1600|hard|In 1977 this Miami field general became the first NFL quarterback to wear glasses on the field|Bob Griese
17/11/1988|Double Jeopardy!|THEATER|$400|easy|'The Fantasticks' opens with El Gallo singing this song|Try to Remember
10/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE WAR OF 1812|$400|easy|As he was carried below, mortally wounded, Capt. James Lawrence of the Chesapeake ordered, 'don't' do this|give up the ship
26/05/2006|Jeopardy!|WOMEN OUTSTANDING IN THEIR FIELD|$1000|hard|Geraldine Farrar, Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, Birgit Nilsson|opera
08/11/2002|Jeopardy!|MOROCCAN 'ROUND THE CLOCK|$600|medium|A proposed 10-mile tunnel to be built between Morocco & this country would directly link Africa & Europe|Spain
04/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|Productive farmland in this European country lies in the polders, land reclaimed from the sea|The Netherlands (Holland)
09/05/2011|Jeopardy!|KINDS OF SHIPS|$600|medium|In the U.S. Navy Relief & Solace were this type of medical vessel|hospital ships
15/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORD ORIGINS|$600|medium|The Ismaili sect of this religion is named for Ismail, a son of the sixth imam, Jafar|Islam
16/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BONUS MOVIE|$1000|hard|Woody Allen film with 'sex' in the title|A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy & Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex (But Were Afraid to Ask)
16/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE TREES WERE ANGRY THAT DAY, MY FRIENDS|$2000|hard|In M. Night Shyamalan's 'The Happening', the trees are mad at us, & Elliot Moore, played by him, must deal with it|(Mark) Wahlberg
25/01/1999|Jeopardy!|TOM HANKS FILMS|$400|easy|1954 Oscar winner seen here with Tom in 1986's 'Nothing In Common':  'You have no idea what it was like since you moved away, David'|Eva Marie Saint
25/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|3 OF A KIND|$1200|hard|Tate, Field,  Rock & Roll|museums
22/01/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE HIMALAYAS|$2000|hard|This river, Pakistan's longest, rises in Tibet & then flows through the Himalayas on its way to the sea|the Indus
13/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FLESH-EATERS!|$2000|hard|This New Zealand movie about flesh-eating ruminants shares a title with a Chris Farley/David Spade flick|Black Sheep
02/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|GODS & GODDESSES|$800|hard|Persephone's mother, she was the goddess of agriculture|Ceres (or Demeter)
16/09/1998|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN LITERATURE|$600|medium|The line 'A dozen Hurons fell by a discharge from Chingachgook and his band' is from this novel|The Last of the Mohicans
03/12/2008|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE IN OTHER WORDS|$10800|hard|A Miller's tale: '23 Degrees, 27 Minutes North of the Equator'|Tropic of Cancer
17/11/1999|Jeopardy!|NOVEL 'T's|$300|easy|Jim Hawkins spies on Long John Silver from an apple barrel in this Robert Louis Stevenson novel|Treasure Island
22/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|PLAYWRIGHTS|$2000|hard|In 1979 this author of 'Streamers' married Jill Clayburgh|David Rabe
04/07/2001|Jeopardy!|RECENT FILMS|$300|easy|This title Stone Age family was 'In Viva Rock Vegas'|The Flintstones
12/09/1997|Jeopardy!|EARLY IN THEIR CAREERS|$300|easy|While a student at Oxford, Hugh Grant tried out for this role in the film 'Greystoke'|Tarzan
16/11/1988|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$300|easy|During the Fiesta de San Fermin, these animals run through the streets|bulls
05/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ANIMALS|$600|medium|The marine types of these have flattish carapaces & their limbs have evolved into flippers|Turtles
14/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|FIRST NAMES|$800|hard|Denise is derived from the name of this Greek god of wine|Dionysus
04/03/1998|Jeopardy!|FIGURE IT OUT|$100|easy|The number of players required for solitaire cribbage|1
20/10/2000|Double Jeopardy!|THE SPHINX|$600|medium|The most famous Egyptian sphinx is known as the Great Sphinx of this place, near the Pyramids|Giza
10/06/2005|Double Jeopardy!|HARRISON FORD MOVIES BY ROLE|$1200|hard|Jack Ryan (both films)|Patriot Games and Clear and Present Danger
27/11/2007|Jeopardy!|I RESIGN!|$200|easy|In 1996, after 20 years of managing the Dodgers, this man resigned|Tommy LaSorda
14/03/2005|Jeopardy!|JOHN ADAMS|$1000|hard|This diplomatic 'affair' led Americans to cry, 'Millions for defense... but not one cent for tribute'|the XYZ Affair
23/11/1995|Jeopardy!|BROADWAY SONGS|$200|easy|In a Jerry Herman song, this woman's name follows 'You charm the husk right off of the corn'|Mame
06/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|WHEN THEY WERE YOUNG|$1600|hard|Future astronaut Sally Ride was so good at this sport that Billie Jean King suggested she turn professional|tennis
21/09/2009|Jeopardy!|THE 'UNITED' NATIONS|$800|hard|It has no written constitution|the United Kingdom
25/07/2008|Jeopardy!|DINOSAURS|$1400|hard|The name of the Laplatasaurus honors a river on the border of Uruguay & this country|Argentina
23/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW|$1200|hard|In 'State of Denial', this Wash. Post scribe 'takes a mulligan and attempts to correct for past obsequiousness'|Bob Woodward
14/05/2007|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1700s|$1600|hard|The painting seen here depicts this newsworthy fatality of 1779|Captain Cook
18/05/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$400|easy|Before the 1941-42 battle of this capital, the Wehrmacht was advancing; after, retreating|Moscow
10/06/2009|Jeopardy!|THE 'OC'|$1000|hard|It's a chocolatey brown color, or a flavoring of coffee & chocolate|mocha
29/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|TIM TIME|$800|hard|He directed 'Ed Wood' & 'Edward Scissorhands'|Tim Burton
13/09/2010|Double Jeopardy!|GHOST WRITERS|$400|easy|You know her 1852 antislavery novel, but maybe not her 1870 'The Ghost in the Mill'|Harriet Beecher Stowe
08/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|SOUNDS LIKE PIG LATIN|$1600|hard|This type of diplomatic official assigned to an embassy has a briefcase named for the position|an attache
14/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|PING-PONG|$600|medium|The grip shown here is usually called by this 'sociable' name|Handshake
10/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|'RO'MANIA|$800|hard|This French cheese that's exposed to a mold is called the 'king of cheeses'|roquefort
02/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|PUBLISHING|$600|medium|'The Talk Of The Town' is a weekly feature of this magazine also known for its drawings|The New Yorker
19/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|FRANKS|$1200|hard|Austrians challenge Frankfurt's claim to have invented the meaty treat, saying it came from this city|Vienna
13/03/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 1880s|$200|easy|In 1887 this explorer was sent back to Africa to rescue Mehmed Emin Pasha|Henry Stanley
20/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$400|easy|58 down: Dispatched (4)|Sent
20/04/2007|Jeopardy!|EXECUTIVE PERKS|$400|easy|In 'Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?', Tony Randall's goal is to get the key to this executive sanctum|the executive washroom
17/04/2003|Jeopardy!|THE MIGHTY U.S.S. MISSOURI|$800|hard|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew on the deck of the U.S.S. Missouri in Hawaii)  This admiral, nicknamed 'Bull', walked the deck of the Missouri, his flagship in the latter part of World War II|William F. Halsey, Jr.
29/11/2000|Jeopardy!|APPLES & ORANGES|$100|easy|Used during the Vietnam War, this defoliant was named for the color of its container|Agent Orange
15/02/2000|Jeopardy!|'MED' SCHOOL|$400|easy|The prophet Muhammad's escape to this city in 622 A.D. marks the beginning of the Islamic calendar|Medina
26/09/1997|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT BODY PART|$300|easy|Parietal lobe, Thalamus, Cerebellum|Brain
22/07/2011|Jeopardy!|GENERAL RELATIVITY|$800|hard|In 1968 this grandson of a general & U.S. president married Julie Nixon with Norman Vincent Peale officiating|David Eisenhower
08/06/2005|Final Jeopardy!|CHARITABLE WORK|None|None|Musician Ray Charles raised money for people afflicted by this, saying, 'To me, it's the worst thing in the world'|deafness (or hearing impairment)
19/11/1987|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL LIFESPANS|$300|easy|October 30, 1735  -  July 4, 1826|John Adams
05/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH WEIGHTS & MEASURES|$400|easy|It's trois heures moins le quart, this time, & there's no one in the place except you & me|quarter to three (2:45)
15/06/2010|Jeopardy!|CALL SOMEONE WHO CARES|$1000|hard|Do more than tie one 'round the old oak tree; call this fund at (240) 223-1180 to assist injured service members|Yellow Ribbon
12/04/2004|Double Jeopardy!|ER|$400|easy|He was twice Emmy-nominated for his role of Dr. Ross|George Clooney
11/11/1986|Double Jeopardy!|FOOTBALL|$800|hard|University whose teams have appeared in more bowl games than any other|Alabama
04/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE LIBRARY OF AMERICA|$1200|hard|He gets 7 volumes, including 'The Gilded Age and Later Novels'|(Mark) Twain
18/07/2003|Double Jeopardy!|POTIONS|$1200|hard|It 'smelled like turpentine and looked like India ink.  I held my nose, I closed my eyes, I took a drink'|Love Potion No. 9
18/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$400|easy|If 007 is coming over, better read the book 'Shaken Not Stirred: A Celebration of' this cocktail|the martini
05/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|MEN OF SCIENCE|$200|easy|Thomas Midgley, who put lead into gasoline, introduced this now banned refrigerant in 1930|Freon
24/01/2001|Jeopardy!|'TT's ME|$400|easy|On a male North American turkey it's that long, loose piece of red flesh that hangs from its neck|Wattle
09/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|CATS|$2000|hard|A mutation of the American shorthair is the American this, with crimped fur, much like a lamb's coat|wirehair cat
29/11/2004|Jeopardy!|COUNTRY MUSIC HALL OF FAME|$800|hard|The Country Music Hall of Fame has a dress made & worn by this Kentucky-born singer as a 14-year-old newlywed|Loretta Lynn
09/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DRAW!|$200|easy|After Dik Browne retired in 1988, his son Chris took over this Viking strip|Hagar the Horrible
07/12/1984|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'B'|$400|easy|Quality of a Scot's brogue which makes the 'R' r-r-r-oll|a burr
04/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$800|hard|She followed up 'Eat, Pray, Love' with a book on marriage called 'Committed'|(Elizabeth) Gilbert
24/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT'S ON TV?|$1200|hard|This Neil Patrick Harris sitcom is narrated through flashbacks from the future|How I Met Your Mother
25/05/1989|Jeopardy!|HOLLYWOOD QUOTES|$500|medium|Frank Capra dubbed this director of 'The Birth of a Nation' 'The Poor Man's Shakespeare'|D.W. Griffith
01/01/2003|Jeopardy!|HONKY 'CAT'|$600|medium|It's a 2-hulled sailing boat|catamaran
30/12/1998|Jeopardy!|PROVINCES|$200|easy|Wroclaw & Gdansk|Poland
25/01/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BREAKING THE ICE WITH ICEBREAKERS|$1200|hard|I enjoy this red Italian spirit, which has its own 'club', over ice; some icebreakers can ram through ice 23 feet thick|Campari
04/04/2005|Final Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS & THE MOVIES|None|None|This president arranged the first film showing in the White House when he had 'The Birth of a Nation' screened there|Woodrow Wilson
27/04/2007|Double Jeopardy!|YOU CAN CZECH OUT ANY TIME YOU LIKE|$800|hard|This party got the most votes in Czechoslovakia's May 26, 1946 general election|the Communists
03/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|DOWN IN THE 'VALLEY'|$400|easy|Established as part of the New Deal, it's the TVA for short|the Tennessee Valley Authority
15/12/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$2000|hard|U.S. Advocate for women's rights & the abolition of slavery who sang 'All The Young Dudes'|Lucretia Mott The Hoople
27/03/1996|Jeopardy!|MOVIE DEBUTS|$200|easy|Born Alicia Foster, she made her movie debut as a child in the 1972 Disney film 'Napoleon and Samantha'|Jodie Foster
12/04/2001|Jeopardy!|THE BUTLER DID IT|$400|easy|Daniel Davis played Niles the butler on this 'Fine' TV comedy that featured the Sheffield family|The Nanny
14/11/1990|Final Jeopardy!|U.S. HISTORY|None|None|After Virginia, more Civil War battles were fought in this state than in any other|Tennessee
06/06/2006|Jeopardy!|FAMILIAR NUMBERS|$400|easy|Title number of 'Blows' in a 1959 Jean-Pierre Leaud film|400
14/06/2010|Jeopardy!|NO. 1 SONGS|$200|easy|Lyricist Will Jennings was inspired by artist Beatrice Wood when writing this song for the movie 'Titanic'|My Heart Will Go On
23/07/2010|Jeopardy!|GETTING COZY WITH SARKOZY|$200|easy|French president Nicolas Sarkozy was born Jan. 28, 1955 in this city's 17th arrondissement|Paris
25/01/2012|Jeopardy!|EUROP'A'|$800|hard|They extend from the Mediterranean near Nice to the plain of the Danube|the Alps
17/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BITS|$2000|hard|Mitch Hedberg: 'I saw a wino eating' these fruit items. 'I was like, dude, you have to wait'|grapes
14/03/2006|Jeopardy!|CAPITAL CITY BIRTHPLACES|$200|easy|Aleksandr Pushkin|Moscow
04/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|RUSSIAN LITERATURE|$1600|hard|Lev Rubin in this Soviet dissident's 'The First Circle' was based on 1960s Russian civil rights figure Lev Kopelev|Solzhenitsyn
07/04/2004|Jeopardy!|NAME THE OLYMPIC SPORT|$600|medium|A sled weighing no more than 50 pounds, a steep hill, nerves of steel|luge
08/07/2008|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$1000|hard|Shock researcher Walter Cannon coined this word for an organism's ability to maintain internal equilibrium|homeostasis
31/12/2010|Double Jeopardy!|LOST|$1300|hard|Completes the Gertrude Stein quote about post-WWI young people: 'You are all a' this 2-word phrase|lost generation
27/06/1997|Jeopardy!|PRONOUNCIATION|$400|easy|A proposed spelling for this word is G-H-O-T-I: GH as in cough, O as in women,  TI as in nation|fish
27/09/1984|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN INDIANS|$800|hard|Runaway slaves used to hide with this tribe in Florida swamps|the Seminoles
09/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TITLE PAIRS|$200|easy|1999: '____ and the KIng'|Anna
29/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|HORSE & BUGGY|$2000|hard|'Health, history, horses' is the motto of this city in upstate New York|Saratoga Springs
10/04/1990|Double Jeopardy!|WINE|$200|easy|Malaga is a sweet dessert wine that originated in this country|Spain
10/12/1998|Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$200|easy|It's the best time to 'make hay'|While the sun shines
28/04/2000|Jeopardy!|'FALL'|$100|easy|A meteor, according to Perry Como|Falling star
19/07/1991|Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$500|medium|This comedian's 'Meeting of Minds' show on PBS won a 1981 Emmy for Best Informational Series|Steve Allen
17/02/2005|Jeopardy!|GIVE AN 'NCH'|$600|medium|A deep ditch or furrow|a trench
16/03/2001|Final Jeopardy!|SPORTS NAME ORIGINS|None|None|This racket sport takes its name from the country home of the 19th century Duke of Beaufort|Badminton
16/12/2010|Jeopardy!|LANGUAGE CRAFT|$400|easy|The dwarves in his novels speak Khuzdul; the inscription on the ring is in 'Black Speech'|Tolkien
09/01/2003|Jeopardy!|YULETIDE DITTIES|$600|medium|Weather condition on the Christmas Eve that Santa asked Rudolph to 'guide my sleigh tonight'|foggy
24/07/2006|Jeopardy!|'FREE' ENTERPRISE|$1000|hard|'Zone' on a battlefield where troops may shoot without requesting permission from a higher command|a free-fire zone
29/09/2011|Jeopardy!|OF THE CHILDREN|$800|hard|1212's disastrous Children's Crusade may have been the inspiration for the story of this legendary flute player|the Pied Piper
12/07/1999|Jeopardy!|MANY IRONS|$400|easy|Bruce Dickinson was the lead singer of this British heavy metal band|Iron Maiden
28/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$1600|hard|In 1999 NATO welcomed 3 members of this organization, formed in 1955 to counter NATO|the Warsaw Pact
24/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|RITA HAYWORTH|$200|easy|Born Margarita Cansino, Rita shared her middle name with this Bizet opera temptress|Carmen
23/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PORTUGAL|$1000|hard|In 1499 King Manuel gave him the title Admiral of the Indian Sea|Vasco da Gama
16/10/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COMPLETE THE HUGO AWARD-WINNING TITLE|$800|hard|1970: 'The Left Hand of _____' by Ursula K. Le Guin|Darkness
22/05/2009|Jeopardy!|NUMBER, PLEASE|$200|easy|A goose egg|0
02/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HIGH WATER|$600|medium|In September & October 1999 much of this country's city of Villahermosa was under water|Mexico
21/01/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE COMETS|$1200|hard|This meteor shower seen each August is from the rubble of comet Swift-Tuttle|the Perseids
04/12/2007|Jeopardy!|CHANTED|$200|easy|In a children's playground chant, they're the 2 things that will 'break my bones, but names will never hurt me'|sticks & stones
01/10/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ADD A LETTER|$400|easy|...to a self-luminous celestial body to get this word that lets you peek at the body fixedly|stare/star
08/06/2001|Jeopardy!|CAR REPAIR 101|$300|easy|[video clue]|a muffler
15/04/1998|Jeopardy!|4 EASY LIT QUESTIONS...|$200|easy|An angler named Santiago is the main character in this Hemingway tale|The Old Man and the Sea
26/01/1998|Jeopardy!|LET'S TALK 'DIRTY'|$100|easy|He carries Badge 2211|'Dirty Harry' Callahan
22/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|WIDE WORLD OF WEIRD WORDS|$2000|hard|Sigmund knows that this is from the German for 'damage' & 'joy' & I'm getting a certain amount of it right now|schadenfreude
25/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORICAL NOVELS|$200|easy|'Witching Times' is John De Forest's novel about this city's witchcraft trials|Salem, Mass.
02/03/2000|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT FLICK|$500|medium|1977: 'You only gave me books with the word 'death' in the title'|Annie Hall
12/06/2003|Jeopardy!|THIS CATEGORY IS ABBREVIATED|$1000|hard|Yes Sir, it's the AFROTC|Air Force Reserve Officers' Training Corps
10/12/1987|Jeopardy!|BEAUTY QUEENS|$200|easy|He was involved with 1972's Miss Tennessee, Linda Thompson, while he & Priscilla were divorcing|Elvis Presley
03/05/2007|Jeopardy!|TV IS SO DRAMATIC|$600|medium|On this show an Internet stripper has unnatural abilities that would appeal to a genetics professor|Heroes
31/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|SPELL THE LAST NAME|$1000|hard|Maiden name of the author of 'A Vindication of the Rights of Woman'|W-O-L-L-S-T-O-N-E-C-R-A-F-T
11/06/2010|Double Jeopardy!|BRAND 'O'|$1600|hard|This blender came on the market in 1946|Oster
23/02/2001|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$500|medium|Rae Dawn Chong starred in this 1984  film about urban kids who breakdance & rap|Beat Street
27/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|MILITARY STUFF|$400|easy|Deployed in 1955, the MiG-19 was this nation's first supersonic jet fighter|the Soviet Union
20/01/2012|Double Jeopardy!|COPPING OUT ON TV|$400|easy|Just one more thing, sir ... the first run of this Peter Falk detective show played on NBC from 1971 to 1977|Columbo
30/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|EPIGRAPHS|$1200|hard|The epigraph of this Willa Cather novel about life on the Nebraska prairies is 'Those fields, colored by various grain!'|O Pioneers!
02/05/1990|Jeopardy!|LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD|$500|medium|In the 1966 hit song, line that followed 'Hey there Lil' Red Riding Hood...'|'Hey, you sure are lookin' good'
25/06/2010|Jeopardy!|BODY LANGUAGE|$400|easy|Intimidation using looks or words is called this kind of 'beating'|brow beating
11/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGE SPORTS|$800|hard|Hitting .361 as a sophomore got him a contract with the Yankees, but he'd win Super Bowls as a Bronco quarterback|John Elway
21/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'N'|$400|easy|One is hit on the head (4)|a nail
18/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GOOD IDEAS|$1000|hard|(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): These machines became popular after Sonja Henie ordered 2 of them to take on her tour:|Zambonis
17/11/1992|Jeopardy!|HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1524 this Florentine navigator became the first European to visit the New York area|Giovanni da Verrazzano
07/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GEOMETRY|$800|hard|Analytic geometry uses a coordinate system in which the abscissa & the ordinate are represented by these 2 letters|x & y
06/01/1997|Double Jeopardy!|NONFICTION|$1000|hard|This Swiss-born woman psychiatrist wrote the bestselling book 'On Death And Dying'|Elizabeth Kubler-Ross
29/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BOTSWANA ANAGRAMS|$400|easy|Though Botswana has little or no gold, these mineral products might get the 'Midas nod'|diamonds (Midas nod)
30/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EDIBLE RHYME TIME|$2000|hard|A tidy reddish root veggie|a neat beet
02/06/2009|Jeopardy!|THE DAY THE MUSIC DIED|$200|easy|April 5, 1994 in Seattle|Kurt Cobain
18/12/2007|Double Jeopardy!|TESTING YOUR 'IQ'|$2000|hard|Agreeably pungent or sharp in taste or flavor|piquant
21/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|LOTS OF CHARACTER|$1500|hard|Last name of the Angela of 'Angela's Ashes'|McCourt
15/11/1993|Jeopardy!|AMERICANA|$900|hard|Pierre L'Enfant could have told you this famous hill was once known as Jenkins Hill|Capitol Hill
01/05/1990|Double Jeopardy!|ACTORS & THEIR ROLES|$800|hard|He spent some 'Happy Days' playing Fiorello LaGuardia, & won a Tony too|Tom Bosley
11/11/1992|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE|$400|easy|This 'Merchant of Venice' heiress has many suitors, including the Duke of Saxony's nephew|Portia
24/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|YOUR LIFE ON THE BIG SCREEN|$1600|hard|2005: 'Cinderella Man'|Jim Braddock
02/03/2009|Jeopardy!|EVE|$600|medium|The Duke of Wellington comes upon an inn in a painting detailing the eve before this battle|Waterloo
12/02/1997|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC BROTHERS|$100|easy|John Sherman is remembered for an antitrust act; this brother is remembered for a march to the sea|William Tecumseh Sherman
12/09/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ENTERTAINMENT NEWS|$600|medium|In March 2001, reports had this 'Come On Over' singer & her husband Mutt expecting their first pup|Shania Twain
31/10/2006|Jeopardy!|...AND HOWE!|$200|easy|The opponents in the 1776 Battle of Long Island were this general and Howe|Washington
22/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AN ACTOR'S LIFE FOR ME|$1600|hard|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew is in Girls and Boys Town)  He sent his Boystown Oscar to  Father Flannigan, saying his 'great human qualities were strong enough to shine through my humble efforts'|[Spencer] Tracy
09/03/2009|Jeopardy!|1961|$1000|hard|Launching a 4-book series, John Updike published this novel in 1961|Rabbit, Run
13/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|ISLANDS|$400|easy|Lewis with Harris is the most northerly of this 'Outer' Scottish island group|Outer Hebrides
04/01/2005|Jeopardy!|PLANETS ON EARTH|$200|easy|Drive through the village of Mercury in the Rhone-Alpes region of this country|France
08/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|VIDEOASIS|$1000|hard|From German words for 'handle' & 'broadaxe', it's the 15th century weapon seen here|Halbard
30/04/2010|Jeopardy!|GREAT WORK|$600|medium|(Secretary of State Hillary Clinton delivers the clue.) Co-founding 'Arkansas Advocates for Children & Families' & working on children's issues as First Lady led up to the writing of my first book, titled this|It Takes a Village
18/06/2001|Jeopardy!|COW|$100|easy|A 1997 report indicates that Daniel 'Peg Leg' Sullivan framed this woman & her cow for the 1871 Chicago Fire|Mrs. O'Leary
06/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$800|hard|The largest known one of these Mesopotamian temple towers is at Chogha Zabil in Iran|Ziggurats
25/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|THE BEATLES|$1200|hard|In 1964 it was all about 'me' with the Beatles--the lads had these 2 No.1 hits with 'me' in the title|'Can't Buy Me Love' & 'Love Me Do'
10/02/2009|Jeopardy!|SIZING IT UP|$600|medium|Arithmetical term for a model who wears size 12 & up|plus-size
26/04/2000|Jeopardy!|LINCOLN SPEAKS!|$400|easy|In an 1856 speech Lincoln told the crowd, this 'is stronger than the bullet'|The ballot
28/01/1997|Jeopardy!|SPORTS STARS|$100|easy|His rap album 'Shaq Diesel' sold over a million copies|Shaquille O' Neal
14/01/1997|Jeopardy!|THE 'I'S HAVE IT|$100|easy|It precedes stew, setter & potato|Irish
07/04/2004|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE|$400|easy|Nov. 6, 1978: This ex-urban guerrilla 'From Inside Prison, the Exclusive Story of Her Romance with Her Bodyguard'|Patty Hearst
07/05/2002|Double Jeopardy!|THE 1940s|$1200|hard|One of Alec Guinness's many masterly character portrayals was as this man in 1948's 'Oliver Twist'|Fagin
08/05/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHORT FICTION|$800|hard|The 'Secret Life' of this character in a Thurber story ends with him imagining facing a firing squad|Walter Mitty
06/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|10-, 11- & 12-LETTER WORDS|$1600|hard|Almighty or infinite in power, as god is|omnipotent
16/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|WATCHING THE DETECTIVES|$400|easy|From 1974 to 1980 we watched this title guy drive his sweet Firebird to his even sweeter Malibu trailer (& catch bad guys)|Rockford
09/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FIRE 'EM|$1600|hard|From the Latin for 'end', this word often follows 'wrongful'|termination
07/12/1984|Double Jeopardy!|ODD JOBS|$400|easy|For 10% of the bail, he'll spring you from jail|a bail bondsman
08/07/1998|Double Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEARE'S PLAYS WITHIN PLAYS|$1000|hard|In 'The Taming of the Shrew', they are the lead couple in the play performed for Mr. Sly|Kate & Petruchio
16/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN DIPLOMATS|$400|easy|Washington appointed him to Portugal, but his father changed his posting to Prussia|John Quincy Adams
13/03/2003|Jeopardy!|THE NORTHERNMOST NATION|$400|easy|Peru, Poland, Papua New Guinea|Poland
23/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL STARS|$1000|hard|Salma Hayek|Mexico
26/03/1997|Jeopardy!|SCIENCE|$400|easy|Developed by Edward Jenner, the first true vaccine was designed to protect against this disease|Smallpox
29/05/2007|Jeopardy!|ACTS OF CONGRESS|$400|easy|Until a law was passed June 20, 1922, a woman could lose this if she married a foreigner|citizenship
11/09/1997|Jeopardy!|'EASY' QUESTIONS|$300|easy|New Orleans|The Big Easy
17/04/2008|Jeopardy!|HOLD THE FORT|$400|easy|The Texas fort named for this president of the Republic of Texas is home to the U.S. Army Medical Command|Sam Houston
13/09/2005|Double Jeopardy!|COMMUNITIES|$400|easy|Part of a house that comes before 'community' in a term for a commuter suburb|bedroom
16/05/2001|Jeopardy!|N.E.W.S.|$400|easy|Of Northon, Easton, Weston or Southon, the one that's the Pennsylvania hometown of Larry Holmes|Easton
25/12/1998|Jeopardy!|FIRST LADIES|$500|medium|These 2 Roosevelt first ladies were known for their strong personalities|Edith & Eleanor
09/01/2009|Double Jeopardy!|A BIT OF 'MIS' INFORMATION|$2000|hard|Don't turn around, oh oh oh, der this head of a USSR government division's in town, oh oh oh|a commissar
11/11/2008|Double Jeopardy!|FRENCH|$800|hard|Une cigogne is French for this wading bird that really delivers|a stork
02/02/1998|Jeopardy!|COLLEGE BOWL|$100|easy|The term 'campus' began at Princeton to distinguish its grounds from this school's 'yard'|Harvard
09/11/2010|Jeopardy!|THEM CROOKED VULTURES|$800|hard|When feeding, vultures keep strict order based on body size & the strength of this, used for tearing hide & flesh|a beak
13/07/2005|Jeopardy!|STUFF|$400|easy|Craven Walker is credited with inventing these oozing illuminators in 1963|lava lamps
11/12/2007|Final Jeopardy!|SHAKESPEAREAN TRAGEDY CHARACTERS|None|None|To the consternation of the title character, we learn that this character was born by C-section|Macduff
08/05/2007|Jeopardy!|WONDERS OF AMERICA STAMPS|$1000|hard|More than 350 miles of passages have been mapped in this longest cave|Mammoth Cave
17/09/2002|Jeopardy!|NATURE|$200|easy|These birds, which usually feed while hovering, flap their wings at a rate of 60-75 times a second|hummingbirds
17/12/2008|Jeopardy!|EAT YOUR VEGGIES!|$200|easy|A single one of these is actually an unopened flower bud from a thistlelike plant; its leaves & 'Heart' are edible|an artichoke
31/03/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THAT'S CRICKET|$400|easy|The first intl. cricket match took place in September 1844; Canada beat this neighbor by 23 runs|the United States
21/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EVERYDAY SCIENCE|$400|easy|(Cheryl of the Clue Crew topples some dominoes.) Once dominoes start to fall, they continue without further outside influence--an example of this self-sustaining sequence|a chain reaction
13/07/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CHANCE|$1600|hard|His 1742 'A Short Treatise on the Game of Whist' was a prelude to writings on other games|(Edmond) Hoyle
16/11/1995|Double Jeopardy!|ASSASSINATIONS|$200|easy|This leader of India was assassinated in 1991, 6 1/2 years after his mother|Rajiv Gandhi
26/10/2009|Jeopardy!|'Y'|$600|medium|This 'Y' word is in the title of Robert Crawford's 1939 Air Corps (now Air Force) song|yonder
24/03/2006|Jeopardy!|'RAP' SHEET|$200|easy|In city names, they can be Grand or Cedar|Rapids
13/05/2011|Double Jeopardy!|PREPARING FOR THE 'SAT's|$2000|hard|Zen Buddhist state of enlightenment|satori
24/10/2005|Jeopardy!|A CATEGORY FOR THE BIRDS|$800|hard|This smallest variety of owl sounds like it works for Santa Claus|an elf owl
31/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|POTPOURRI|$800|hard|In 1885 this Nez Perce chief & his people were moved to a reservation in Washington where he died in 1904|Chief Joseph
04/04/1996|Double Jeopardy!|ROYALTY|$1000|hard|After this emperor died in 14 A.D., his relatives, the Julio-Claudian dynasty, ruled until 68|Augustus
24/12/1986|Double Jeopardy!|FAMOUS 'JAMES's|$400|easy|Overcoming childhood stammering, he became the powerful voice of Othello & Darth Vader|James Earl Jones
04/07/2001|Double Jeopardy!|PICK 'NIC'|$600|medium|Similar in function to the Berlin Wall, the Green Line divides this Mediterranean island city|Nicosia, Cyprus
22/01/1990|Jeopardy!|SHOW MUSIC|$100|easy|According to 'The Music Man', 'Ya got trouble' in this place|Down in River City
09/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|GET INTO SHAPE|$400|easy|As of fall 2002 Whoopi is no longer the center one|square
05/07/2010|Jeopardy!|THE ORCHESTRA|$800|hard|The woodwind section contains a 'contra' & a regular type of this instrument|bassoon
10/02/2006|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN PRODUCTS ABROAD|$400|easy|Oxford House in Hong Kong clocks in as the home of the Asia edition of this newsmagazine|Time
09/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BOTANY|$800|hard|In most flowers, it consists of the anther & the filament|Stamen
20/07/2005|Double Jeopardy!|SOMEBODY WROTE THAT|$1600|hard|A real 'American Beauty', Alan Ball created this drop-dead gorgeous HBO series|Six Feet Under
23/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|EDEN'S CRUSH|$1600|hard|Anthony Eden made his mark as British PM when he attacked this country in 1956|Egypt (over the Suez Canal)
30/01/2006|Jeopardy!|CELEBRITY HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK|$400|easy|A cheerleader & 1980 graduate of Van Nuys High School; years later, she'd be 'Idol'ized by millions|Paula Abdul
07/03/2006|Jeopardy!|WHAT THE 'MEL'|$400|easy|Around since 1978, this 'relaxed' soft drink has a rhyming name|Mello Yello
12/12/2002|Jeopardy!|'70s MUSIC|$400|easy|That's Mick Jagger singing backup on her hit 'You're So Vain'|Carly Simon
13/06/2001|Jeopardy!|GEORGE W. - THE GUBERNATORIAL YEARS|$200|easy|In '97 Bush got one of these worth $1 billion; in 2001 he asked for one worth more than $1 trillion|Tax cut
06/11/2004|Jeopardy!|I'M A PEPPER, YOU'RE A PEPPER|$400|easy|Christopher Columbus may have grown up on the salami with white peppercorns named for this hometown of his|Genoa
29/12/2006|Jeopardy!|BRAND 'O'|$1000|hard|This brand's catchy 'Wiener Jingle', still used today, was written in 1963|Oscar Mayer
12/12/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BILLIARDS|$800|hard|The bed, or top, of a billiard table is usually made of this rock & can weigh as much as 800 pounds|slate
19/01/2010|Jeopardy!|LAW & ORDER SUV|$600|medium|Havis Inc. makes adaptor kits (with bowls & water dishes) for SUVs used by these alphanumeric police units|K-9 units
17/11/2008|Jeopardy!|FIRST NAMES|$600|medium|Until the 17th century, this first name of nurse Nightingale was used for both men & women|Florence
28/06/2004|Jeopardy!|GONE TOMORROW?|$400|easy|The Hine's emerald species of this insect has a wingspan that can reach about 3.5 inches|a dragonfly
22/10/2001|Double Jeopardy!|ENDS IN 'FF'|$600|medium|It means to tip your hat when greeting someone|doff
10/06/2011|Jeopardy!|IT'S THE 'PIT'S|$1000|hard|Adamstown is the only settlement on this tiny British dependency in the South Pacific|Pitcairn Island
22/10/2003|Double Jeopardy!|BASEBALL HISTORY|$400|easy|In a June 19, 1846 game, J.W. Davis of the N.Y. Nine was fined 6 cents for swearing at this person|the umpire
29/07/2010|Jeopardy!|MITCH McCONNELL'S KENTUCKY MEGAMIX|$1000|hard|Founded in 1775, this city, home to Transylvania U., was named for an American Revolution battle site|Lexington
14/11/2011|Double Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMYS|$1600|hard|Best 'CIRCLE NOTE'/Dance Album|Electronic
02/06/2004|Jeopardy!|LET'S CLEAN UP|$400|easy|In Pittsburgh, 'redd up' means tidy up & is usually applied to one of these, like a teenager's|a bedroom
11/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|THE MISSISSIPPI|$4500|hard|This future Republican president managed flood relief on the Mississippi in 1927|Herbert Hoover
22/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE FOREST|$800|hard|(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from the World Forestry Center in Oregon.)  As it decays, a nurse log can be a site where the seed of a new tree does this, meaning 'begins to sprout or grow'|germinate
02/04/1997|Jeopardy!|PROVERBS|$500|medium|Do this but, 'Prepare for the worst'|Expect/hope for the best
22/09/1997|Double Jeopardy!|GUERRILLAS IN THE MIST|$200|easy|Known by this 4-letter name, Josip Broz led the partisan resistance against Hitler in Yugoslavia|Tito
20/11/2007|Double Jeopardy!|GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT|$400|easy|Noah's Ark survived the flood in Genesis; she's the 'Maid of Orleans'|Joan of Arc
05/03/2004|Jeopardy!|HOMOPHONES|$200|easy|A squash or pumpkin, or pierced by a bull's horn|gourd/gored
16/01/2009|Jeopardy!|HISTORIC FIGURES' MADE-UP NICKNAMES|$400|easy|The Royal Austrian/French Connection; The Ace of Cakes; Ol' Headless|Marie Antoinette
09/06/2009|Double Jeopardy!|4-LETTER FILMS|$2000|hard|'Fear is the driving force' in this early Spielberg flick, originally made for TV|Duel
02/07/2008|Jeopardy!|WE'RE NOT IN KANSAS ANYMORE|$600|medium|We're in the Ozarks seeing a show at Andy Williams' Moon River Theatre in this bordering state|Missouri
09/10/2008|Jeopardy!|DON'T SAY THE L-WORD|$400|easy|An August zodiac sign|Virgo
19/07/2010|Jeopardy!|DOUBLE CONSONANTS|$600|medium|It's found in the sky between Scorpio & Capricorn|Sagittarius
23/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|BETHLEHEM|$400|easy|If there's no room in the inns, you may have to sleep in this central square, named for baby Jesus' first crib|Manger Square
13/04/2009|Double Jeopardy!|AFRICAN ANIMALS|$400|easy|Unlike rabbits, the Crawshay's this digs no burrow & lies in a depression--in the ground, not in its mood|a hare
06/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|ON THE 'M'AP|$2000|hard|It's Somalia's principal port & not a Chinese dish, even when followed by pork|Mogadishu
31/10/2002|Jeopardy!|JAPANESE FOOD|$800|hard|Before each bite of sukiyaki, some dip it into this, beaten & raw|eggs
21/04/2011|Jeopardy!|GEOGRAPHY|$400|easy|Hippo, in the north of this continent, was the diocesan seat of St. Augustine|Africa
04/10/2007|Jeopardy!|'LAT' IN|$600|medium|This nation of 2.3 million was conquered & Christianized in the 13th century|Latvia
13/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S YOUR MOMMY?|$800|hard|King Solomon|Bathsheba
05/01/2011|Jeopardy!|CONTRARY TO POPULAR BELIEF|$200|easy|When Rome burned in 64 A.D., Nero was 35 miles away & couldn't have played this, as it wasn't invented until the 15th c.|a fiddle
21/12/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FARM AID|$1200|hard|From the Old English for 'food' comes this word pertaining to livestock feed or expendable soldiers|fodder
18/07/2011|Jeopardy!|TV CAREER MOVES|$400|easy|'Mad Men' enthusiasts should know that Elisabeth Moss was Zoey Bartlet for seven years on this series|The West Wing
08/12/2010|Jeopardy!|STATE FAIRS|$600|medium|On Oct. 17, 2008 its state fair kicked off with an opening ceremony & tobacco heritage day|North Carolina
22/04/2004|Jeopardy!|TREBEK, SAJAK OR OZZY OSBOURNE|$800|hard|Played himself in the Adam Sandler movie 'Little Nicky'|Ozzy Osbourne
10/12/2002|Double Jeopardy!|PAINTINGS|$2000|hard|The cherub seen here [rest of clue missing due to sound problem]|Raphael
12/06/2009|Jeopardy!|LAST NAME'S THE SAME|$200|easy|Rapper Kanye & 'Miss Lonelyhearts' writer Nathanael|West
25/03/2005|Jeopardy!|BE A POTATO HEAD|$800|hard|Famous for another spuddy image, he painted the potato-peeling peasant seen here|Van Gogh
26/01/2001|Jeopardy!|BEATLES' SONGS IN OTHER WORDS|$200|easy|'Softcover Author'|Paperback Writer
09/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|THE ELEMENTS|$800|hard|The pH in pH scale stands for 'potential of' this element|hydrogen
06/02/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FROM THE GREEK|$1200|hard|From the Greek for 'false name', it's a fictitious name used by an author|a pseudonym
03/12/1993|Jeopardy!|STARTS WITH 'WH'|$500|medium|It's to get something by coaxing or flattery|Wheedle
10/01/2008|Jeopardy!|HOW I LOOK DURING MY SUMMER VACATIONS|$800|hard|Back in 1979 I put Ms. Derek to shame with this hairstyle seen here|cornrows
25/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|WE 'ONE' YOU|$2000|hard|A withered, witchy old woman|a crone
06/03/1992|Jeopardy!|RHYME TIME|$400|easy|A quick, casual kiss on the nape|a neck peck
28/11/1996|Jeopardy!|COINS|$300|easy|In 1959 the Vatican's 20-lire coin featured this pontiff|Pope John XXIII
07/01/1999|Jeopardy!|THE HINDU RELIGION|$500|medium|The word 'Hindu' comes from an old Sanskrit word meaning this, perhaps a sacred one|River
17/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|LITERATURE|$800|hard|He published his third novel, 'A Cool Million', in 1934, one year after 'Miss Lonelyhearts'|Nathanael West
09/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|A WORLD OF PLAYWRIGHTS|$1600|hard|In 2006 he finally picked up 2 Obie awards he'd won decades ago when he was under house arrest in Czechoslovakia|Václav Havel
09/06/1998|Double Jeopardy!|TIM CONWAY FILMS|$1000|hard|In a 1975 film, Tim played Amos, a bumbling bank robber, who joins this title gang named for a dessert|The Apple Dumpling Gang
13/05/2008|Jeopardy!|ART HISTORY|$800|hard|Seen here, 'The Dance', by this 'wild man' of art, was painted during his Fauvist period|Henri Matisse
11/10/1996|Double Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL FIRSTS|$800|hard|The 1st & only president born in Illinois|Ronald Reagan
07/11/1995|Jeopardy!|ZOOLOGY|$100|easy|It may shock you, but this snakelike 'electric' fish can be 8 feet long|an eel
11/05/2007|Jeopardy!|PICTURE AMERICA|$800|hard|It's the decade the Rosie American woman seen here came on the poster scene|the 1940s
09/03/2001|Jeopardy!|IN A MINUTE|$200|easy|Men's Health magazine says the average guy can do 33 of these in a minute in his 20s, 21 in his 40s|Push-ups
18/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$800|hard|You'll find the Lacrosse Hall of Fame Museum at this university in Baltimore|Johns Hopkins
10/11/2009|Jeopardy!|WEBSITES|$400|easy|The birdie seen here from this web site must say 'tweet, tweet, tweet'|Twitter
29/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|VOYAGERS|$600|medium|John Wesley Powell led the first successful navigation down this river through the Grand Canyon|the Colorado River
27/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS|$800|hard|(Hi. I'm Mark Cuban, owner of the Dallas Mavericks.) In 1999 I set a record for the biggest online purchase -- a Gulfstream one of these|an airplane
23/03/2004|Jeopardy!|NATIONAL 'VELVET'|$200|easy|Bobby Vinton revived this Tony Bennett song & took it to No. 1 in 1963|Blue Velvet
10/05/2001|Jeopardy!|SPORTS MOVIES|$200|easy|This singer played center fielder Mae Mordabito in 'A League of Their Own'|Madonna
15/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MIND YOUR SCIENCE 'P's & 'Q's|$400|easy|It's nothing to write home about, but the hollow spines on a hedgehog are called these|quills
24/09/2002|Jeopardy!|FOOD FOR THOUGHT|$600|medium|This bacterial product was dubbed 'milk of eternal life' when it rejuvenated French king Francis I|yogurt
16/11/1987|Double Jeopardy!|13-LETTER WORDS|$200|easy|A 'dynamite' medicine for hearts|nitroglycerin
29/09/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THE WOMEN OF CONGRESS|$1200|hard|In 2003 Republican Lisa Murkowski took the oath of office as this state's sixth U.S. Senator since statehood|Alaska
20/02/2007|Jeopardy!|THE BIRD IS THE WORD|$400|easy|In myth, this real bird was believed to have access to the waters of creation, the source of all fertility|the stork
13/05/2010|Double Jeopardy!|SYMBOLISM|$1600|hard|On an electrical diagram, the symbol here denotes this device that steps current up or down|a transformer
01/03/2006|Jeopardy!|THE 16th CENTURY|$200|easy|Martin Luther translated the Bible into this language|German
22/11/2002|Jeopardy!|TV|$800|hard|On my honor, David James Elliott plays Navy cmdr. & lawyer Harm Rabb, Jr. on this series|JAG
08/09/2000|Jeopardy!|LIONS|$400|easy|A crowned lion is depicted on this 'cross', the highest award for valor in the British Armed Forces|Victoria Cross
23/03/2004|Jeopardy!|WHO'S AFRAID OF|$800|hard|For someone with eosophobia, 'it is always darkest' at this point of the day|dawn
11/04/2011|Double Jeopardy!|BLUE LITERATURE|$2000|hard|Elizabeth Kata wrote the novel this 'of Blue' on which a 1965 Sidney Poitier movie was based|A Patch
01/06/1999|Jeopardy!|SISTER CITIES|$100|easy|Though it's home to Disneyland, this California city is sister to Mito, near Tokyo, Japan|Anaheim
05/05/2008|Jeopardy!|MUSICALS|$400|easy|'It's alive!'  This Mel Brooks film, a 'monster' hit in 1974, has been galvanized into a musical|Young Frankenstein
02/11/2000|Double Jeopardy!|5 DECADES OF TV|$200|easy|Ms. Ball's solo sitcom aired under this title from 1962 to 1968|The Lucy Show
11/02/2005|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HERITAGE DICTIONARY PREFERRED PLURALS|$800|hard|Man-of-war|men-of-war
19/04/2006|Jeopardy!|GREAT BOOKS IN HAIKU|$400|easy|1860s book/ Bolkonsky & Rostova/ Read in a day, not!|War and Peace
04/03/2009|Jeopardy!|CHANGE THE VOWELS|$1000|hard|Library to-do: chuck eat I beak|check out a book
13/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|CITY OF THE DAY: BIRMINGHAM|$2000|hard|Found in Birmingham, the world's largest cast-iron statue is a figure of this Roman god of metalworking|Vulcan
16/05/2011|Jeopardy!|REALLY BIG SHOW|$600|medium|On May 14, 1998, 41% of the U.S. saw the 4 main characters on this show get a year in jail for doing nothing to stop a crime|Seinfeld
20/02/2001|Jeopardy!|TREES|$400|easy|This poplar drops tufts of airy fiber that look similar to those of another plant|the cottonwood
08/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ANCIENT PERSIA|$1200|hard|The palace in the city of Susa was built from cedar timber from what's now this country|Lebanon
11/09/2002|Double Jeopardy!|HOUND DOG|$2000|hard|This 'Norwegian' dog hunted bear as well as the big deer it's named for|Elkhound
10/01/2012|Jeopardy!|SLIM VOLUMES|$200|easy|This doctor's 'Diet Revolution' promised weight loss with a high-protein/low-carb diet (pass the steaki)|Dr. Atkins
10/12/1997|Jeopardy!|HOODS|$200|easy|The English name of this hooded snake is from Portuguese for 'snake with a hood'|Cobra
13/02/2008|Jeopardy!|IT HAPPENS IN FEBRUARY|$600|medium|Held each February, this Florida contest is the premier race on the NASCAR circuit|the Daytona 500
23/11/2005|Jeopardy!|HIDDEN INSTRUMENTS|$200|easy|Cancel long periods praciticing with this string instrument or your fingers will get tired|cello (in Cancel long)
09/03/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ANY PORT|$800|hard|The Croatian port of Pula was transferred from Italy to this country in 1947|Yugoslavia
22/12/2009|Jeopardy!|CURSES|$600|medium|Curse averted!  The Yankees dug up a buried jersey of this rival team out of the concrete of the new stadium in 2008|the Boston Red Sox
23/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|SO. CAL. STUDIES|$400|easy|In September 2010 Tinker Bell got one of these on the Hollywood Walk of Fame|a star
31/03/1997|Jeopardy!|HOTELS, MOTELS & INNS|$400|easy|This future president & his beautiful wife spent part of their 1953 honeymoon at the San Ysidro Ranch in Santa Barbara|John F. Kennedy
12/06/2007|Jeopardy!|QUOTH THE PRESIDENT|$800|hard|He wrote, 'I am as strong as a bull moose and you can use me to the limit'|Teddy Roosevelt
04/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|AN ECUMENICAL CATEGORY|$2000|hard|Meaning 'enlightenment being', in Buddhism this person has enough good karma to hand it out to others|Bodhisattva
23/11/2004|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE 2004|$2000|hard|A 2004 comedy starred Jon Heder as high school geek Napoleon, with this explosive last name|Dynamite
04/11/2002|Double Jeopardy!|CRUSADER|$2000|hard|Walter the Penniless was this hermit's advance man|Peter the Hermit
03/12/1997|Jeopardy!|GENESIS|$100|easy|Noah took clean beasts & fowls on the ark by sevens & unclean beasts by this amount|Twos/pairs
04/06/2004|Double Jeopardy!|MY DEER|$800|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Alaska.)  In spring & summer, an elk's antlers are covered with material called this, like a 'crushed' fabric|velvet
22/11/2001|Jeopardy!|DONKEYS & ELEPHANTS|$400|easy|The tales of this elephant & his family were created by the Brunhoff family|Babar
27/11/2007|Jeopardy!|FIRST NAMES|$200|easy|Wild Bill Hickok's real first name was James; this was Buffalo Bill Cody's|William
18/07/1997|Double Jeopardy!|U.S. PRESIDENTS|$600|medium|He was the first president to serve 2 terms in office|George Washington
17/03/2005|Double Jeopardy!|GRAMMAR|$6000|hard|In the sentence 'Sailing is fun', 'sailing' is this, also called a verbal noun|a gerund
06/01/2000|Jeopardy!|TWO|$100|easy|In suds: Eberhard Anheuser &...|Adolphus Busch
17/04/1990|Jeopardy!|'BLUE' MOVIES|$300|easy|George Gershwin's songs were featured in this 1945 biographical film|Rhapsody In Blue
07/05/1999|Jeopardy!|'MOTHER's DAY|$400|easy|It's another name for your native language|Mother tongue
13/02/2007|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$600|medium|These 'Articles' served as the basis of our national government from 1781 to 1789|the Articles of Confederation
27/05/2011|Jeopardy!|INGREDIENTS IN THE MACBETH WITCHES' CAULDRON|$200|easy|'Tongue of' one of these best friends|dog
26/12/1996|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'A'|$500|medium|Type of tuna             (3)|Ahi
29/11/2001|Jeopardy!|& SOMETIMES Y|$400|easy|Term for a family where dad took off, mom ignores the kids, etc.; Sally Jessy would be jobless without them|dysfunctional
22/10/2008|Jeopardy!|MOTORIN'|$200|easy|This Super Mario raced from 1959 to 2000, winning 4 Champ Car titles|Mario Andretti
01/05/2006|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE PLAYING GAMES WITH ME, ALEX|$800|hard|Your gingerbread man playing piece might get stuck in the Molasses Swamp when you play this board game|Candy Land
18/05/2000|Jeopardy!|A NOVEL CATEGORY|$300|easy|The real-life murder of a Moscow student inspired him to write his 1872 novel 'The Possessed'|Fyodor Dostoyevsky
08/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BORN & DIED|$400|easy|A religious leader born June 1, 1801 in Whitingham, Vermont; died Aug. 29, 1877 in Salt Lake City|Brigham Young
23/09/2004|Jeopardy!|RANKS & TITLES|$600|medium|In 1875 Franz Ferdinand, future heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, inherited this title|Archduke
26/10/2007|Jeopardy!|IT'S BASEBALL|$1000|hard|Over the past 75 years, only one pitcher has won more than 30 games in a season--this Tiger in 1968|Denny McLain
27/11/1997|Jeopardy!|PILGRIMS|$100|easy|Thousands of pilgrims gather annually in Cairo & Damascus to join caravans to make the hajj to this holy city|Mecca
07/11/1988|Jeopardy!|POP SINGERS|$200|easy|Nightmarish singer who recorded 'Welcome to My Nightmare'|Alice Cooper
25/04/2008|Double Jeopardy!|THE 'ALP's|$400|easy|The upper part of the head including the hair|the scalp
22/04/1987|Jeopardy!|SILLY SONGS|$200|easy|In 1966 #1 hit by Tommy James & The Shondells, it's what 'my baby does'|the Hanky Panky
18/01/2001|Jeopardy!|STATES BY CITIES & TOWNS|$100|easy|Laughlin, Elko, Sparks|Nevada
27/04/1987|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD WAR II|$800|hard|Of his 1941 flight to Scotland, Hitler said, 'He is crazy; if he comes back, shoot him on sight'|Hess
27/06/1997|Jeopardy!|EDDIE MURPHY MOVIES|$300|easy|'A Nightmare on Elm Street''s Wes Craven directed Eddie in this 1995 comedy-horror film|Vampire in Brooklyn
07/03/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONS' MOST POPULOUS CITIES|$600|medium|Brazil|Sao Paulo
28/09/2004|Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$200|easy|Appropriately, Stephen King is the creator of this 2004 series based on a Danish TV production|Kingdom Hospital
22/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|EUROPE|$1200|hard|An obscenity case against 'I Am Curious (Yellow)' a 1960's film from this country, went to the U.S. Supreme Court|Sweden
10/05/2001|Final Jeopardy!|POLITICAL PARTIES|None|None|In 1850 it was the name of the party of the British prime minister & of the U.S. president|the Whig Party
17/09/2007|Jeopardy!|LOOK WHAT'S 'UMP'|$1000|hard|Megapteran marine mammal that arches sharply as it dives|a humpback whale
10/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|FUN IN THE SNOW|$800|hard|I'm standing in this mountain range. It's also the name of a Major League Baseball team|the Rockies
25/05/2009|Jeopardy!|BEACH VOLLEYBALL|$200|easy|(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Hermosa Beach, CA.)  It's part of a regulation match played to 21 or 15 points; it's also the word that comes between bump & spike|set
26/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|YOU'RE A SUPERHERO|$1200|hard|The non-American superhero seen here is known as Captain this|Captain Canada
05/11/2002|Jeopardy!|CITIZEN KANE|$600|medium|The film opens at this vast, gloomy Kane estate|Xanadu
22/11/2005|Double Jeopardy!|ALSO A STATE CAPITAL|$800|hard|Indian tribe of the Great Plains|Cheyenne
01/10/2004|Jeopardy!|ANAGRAMMED WEST WING STARS|$1000|hard|He's Toby Z: HARD CHIC RIFFS|Richard Schiff
19/05/1998|Jeopardy!|SHORT STORY WRITERS|$200|easy|It's thought that this 'Gift Of The Magi' author partly took his pen name from a prison guard|O. Henry (William Sydney Porter)
05/02/1993|Jeopardy!|'G' WHIZ|$400|easy|A voracious eater, or someone with an enormous capacity 'for work' or 'for punishment'|a glutton
20/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|SMALL ISLANDS|$800|hard|This atoll 1,300 miles NW of Honolulu, the site of a 1942 naval battle, is actually 2 small islands: Sand & Eastern|Midway
26/02/1999|Jeopardy!|OF BIBLICAL PROPORTIONS|$1000|hard|In the book named for her, she gleans about an ephah, or 2/3 of a bushel of barley from Boaz' field|Ruth
04/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|PLANT LIFE|$1200|hard|Club, reindeer & Spanish are called this but botanically are not true this|moss
02/04/2008|Jeopardy!|SHORT LINE|$1000|hard|Dustin Hoffman flick in which you'd hear: 'That is one nutty hospital'|Tootsie
25/04/2005|Jeopardy!|POTENT POTABLES|$200|easy|A knickerbocker cocktail contains gin, as well as the sweet & dry types of this|vermouth
15/03/2007|Jeopardy!|QUOTABLE CINEMA|$400|easy|1974: 'Forget it, Jake. It's...'|Chinatown
03/03/2006|Double Jeopardy!|NATURAL BORN KILTERS|$2000|hard|A part of this philosopher's human nature was to be born in Edinburgh in 1711|David Hume
07/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|BASEBALL HISTORY|$1600|hard|Lee Smith is the all-time leader in this pitching category with 478|saves
07/01/2008|Double Jeopardy!|TV SHOWS BY CAST|$1600|hard|James Woods, Sarah Carter, Jeri Ryan|Shark
02/05/1997|Jeopardy!|RHYMES WITH JOCK|$100|easy|Foot warmer|sock
20/12/1996|Jeopardy!|METALS|$500|medium|In 1795 Martin Klaproth named this metal, now used in the aerospace industry, for its strength|Titanium
24/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|ROMAN NUMERAL WORDS|$1200|hard|To imitate|mimic
02/09/1996|Double Jeopardy!|WORD HISTORY|$600|medium|Dating from the 16th century, goodbye is a contraction of these 4 words|god be with you
20/10/1999|Double Jeopardy!|FICTIONAL HEROES|$800|hard|He's been portrayed by Ralph Fiennes & Patrick Macnee|John Steed
08/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS|$400|easy|An expert in EVAs, or extra-vehicular activities, Sherwood Spring exited one of these to perform an EVA in 1985|a Space Shuttle
15/07/2009|Jeopardy!|COOKBOOKS FOR KIDS|$1000|hard|This author's 'Revolting Recipes' include Scrambled Dregs & Willy Wonka's Nutty Crunch Surprise|Roald Dahl
09/04/1999|Jeopardy!|COSMETICS & PERFUME|$500|medium|Elle described the scent of this spice as 'The new lavender' -- it's a 'snap' you'll know it|Ginger
13/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|BIBLICAL PATRIARCHY|$800|hard|Ishmael's favorite son wasn't Jacob, but this hunter who brought him venison|Esau
27/01/2004|Jeopardy!|MID-CENTURY MOMENTS|$600|medium|In 1550 work began on this city's Mosque of Suleyman, one of the largest mosques in Turkey|Constantinople (Istanbul)
05/05/2006|Jeopardy!|A VISIT TO INTEL CORP.|$600|medium|(Kelly of the Clue Crew reports from the Intel Corporation in Santa Clara, CA.)  Invented in 1947, this device that replaced the vacuum tube can now be a mere 150 atoms thick on a computer chip|a transistor
15/01/1996|Jeopardy!|FOOD & DRINK|$200|easy|The cake called a baba is sometimes soaked in kirsch instead of this liquor|rum
06/03/2003|Jeopardy!|FELINES|$1000|hard|The mother of this breed is considered to be a cat named Wong Mau, imported to the U.S. from Rangoon|Burmese
31/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'S'|$1000|hard|Sullen, like a one-horse carriage (5)|sulky
29/04/1998|Jeopardy!|ARABIAN NIGHTS|$100|easy|This guy wasn't the first to rub his magic lamp, his mother was|Aladdin
24/11/2006|Double Jeopardy!|BEFORE & AFTER|$1600|hard|'Schoolhouse Rock' song about the making of laws gets to become Senate Majority Leader ...Oh yes!|'I'm Just A Bill Frist'
24/03/2008|Double Jeopardy!|BEASTLY EXPRESSIONS|$1600|hard|(Sarah of the Clue Crew monkeys around at Helping Hands: Monkey Helpers for the Disabled in Boston.)  The animals learn to help by imitating; this idiom, 'MSMD', describes their training|monkey see, monkey do
19/02/2003|Double Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAME, PLEASE|$400|easy|The composer of 'The Stars and Stripes Forever'|(John) Philip (Sousa)
15/01/2007|Double Jeopardy!|ARCHITECTURE|$1600|hard|In the English bond style, these are laid in alternate courses of headers & stretchers|bricks
01/12/2010|Jeopardy!|DEATH COMES FOR THE ARCHBISHOP|$400|easy|Philippe Nguyen Kim Dien, an activist archbishop of Hue, died under house arrest in this country in 1988|Vietnam
05/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION MOVIE|$1600|hard|'X-Men Origins' was the story of this title superhero's beginnings|Wolverine
07/11/1989|Jeopardy!|MIDDLE NAMES|$400|easy|Cereal heiress Marjorie Post's middle name|Meriwether
01/12/1989|Double Jeopardy!|MODERN LITERATURE|$800|hard|His experiences as an enlisted man shaped his 1951 novel 'From Here to Eternity'|James Jones
25/01/2006|Jeopardy!|BEATLES BEFORE & AFTER|$600|medium|'Unalienable rights' include 'life, liberty' & the 'White Album''s ode to firearms|the pursuit of happiness is a warm gun
20/03/2006|Jeopardy!|SNOW BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS|$200|easy|A newsman's stuck in a snowy Penn. town in this 1993 film.  A newsman's stuck in a snowy Penn. town in this 1993 film|Groundhog Day
18/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|NATIONAL MEMORIALS|$200|easy|He's got a national memorial in D.C., one in Indiana & is on Mount Rushmore, to boot|Abraham Lincoln
16/09/2009|Jeopardy!|AS EASY AS A-B-C|$800|hard|Lewis Carroll coined this term for meaningless words or gibberish|jabberwocky
02/11/2010|Jeopardy!|ON THE 'L-I-E'|$200|easy|He takes over for the starting pitcher|relief pitcher
22/11/1993|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'P'|$100|easy|They're paired with aches             (5)|Pains
04/12/1997|Double Jeopardy!|LESSER-KNOWN MOVIES|$200|easy|Molly Ringwald played Cordelia in Jean-Luc Godard's unique version of this tragedy|King Lear
03/03/2009|Jeopardy!|YOU NEED TO CONVERT|$1000|hard|One eighth of a circle equals this many degrees|45
02/12/2009|Jeopardy!|A MUSICAL PASTICHE|$600|medium|Though it wasn't particularly jazzy, the ukulele reached its peak of popularity in the U.S. in this decade|the '20s
10/03/2010|Double Jeopardy!|MARSUPIALS|$1600|hard|This ill-tempered marsupial is named for its native island habitat|a Tasmanian devil
30/01/1998|Double Jeopardy!|OUR WRITERS' FAVORITE POEMS|$600|medium|She wrote, 'Success is counted sweetest by those who ne'er succeed'|Emily Dickinson
23/10/2006|Jeopardy!|ROCK 'N' ROLL HISTORY|$1000|hard|Kurt Cobain's suicide note quoted from this man's 'My My, Hey Hey': 'It's better to burn out than to fade away'|Neil Young
16/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|THE HISTORY CHANNEL|$1200|hard|The 'Save Our History' episode seen here focused on this area along the Schuylkill River For it was here that Washington transformed them, under horrendous conditions, from a struggling, poorly-trained group of militiamen, into conquering warriors|Valley Forge
13/09/2000|Jeopardy!|LOOK UP|$400|easy|'Nationality' of the bird seen here|Canadian (Canadian Goose)
26/11/1997|Jeopardy!|THOSE DREADED STORY PROBLEMS|$100|easy|A 20-count book of 32c stamps costs this much|$6.40
05/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|MOVIE TRAILERS|$1600|hard|In this film Kevin Costner plays Roy McAvoy, a golf pro reduced to trailer life|Tin Cup
30/04/2004|Jeopardy!|RHYMING BRANDS|$1000|hard|Walter Deimer invented this pink chewing gum in 1928|Dubble Bubble
12/12/2007|Jeopardy!|THEY'RE 'GR'EAT!|$1000|hard|Famous work designed by this German is seen here|(Walter) Gropius
06/12/1999|Jeopardy!|NOBLE NICKNAMES|$200|easy|Rufus, the Silent, the Conqueror, of Orange|William
04/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE HISTORY OF JANUARY|$200|easy|On Jan. 10, 1956 Elvis recorded his first million-selling record, about this title establishment|Heartbreak Hotel
19/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S IN THE PAPERS|$4000|hard|The full title of a Dickens novel is 'The Posthumous Papers of' this club|the Pickwick Club
10/11/2010|Double Jeopardy!|21st CENTURY MOVIE ROLES|$1200|hard|In 2007 Johnny Depp did double time playing both Jack Sparrow & this 'Demon Barber'|Sweeney Todd
26/02/2003|Jeopardy!|ALBUMS|$1000|hard|In 2001 their 'Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness' CD was certified 9 times platinum|Smashing Pumpkins
21/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PHYSICISTS|$800|hard|This Italian-born physicist first split the atom in 1934, although he didn't know it for 4 more years|Fermi
14/03/1997|Jeopardy!|FACIAL HAIR|$400|easy|A soupstrainer moustache is also known by this aquatic mammal's name|Walrus
30/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|THE SHAKESPEAREAN ROOM|$800|hard|(Wolf Blitzer delivers the clue from the Shakespearean Room.)  Accusations of anti-semitism were raised today by this usurer, adding Antonio called him 'a cut-throat dog'|Shylock
08/01/2009|Jeopardy!|LET'S REMOVE YOUR GALLBLADDER|$400|easy|I'll sever & seal off the duct that takes this fluid from its storage in the gallbladder to the small intestine|bile
29/04/1997|Double Jeopardy!|TOUGH HISTORY|$600|medium|In 1823 the U.S. lacked the military power to back up this president's 'Doctrine'|James Monroe
06/11/2006|Jeopardy!|EDISON'S PATENTS|$800|hard|In the 1870s Edison battled Western Union over the patent on the quadruplex type of this device|the telegraph
18/05/2009|Jeopardy!|COLONIALISM IN AFRICA|$600|medium|France tenaciously tried to hold onto this African possession despite a bloody war that ended in 1962|Algeria
26/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE|$1200|hard|In 1990 IBM scientists created the first structure made by moving individual ones of these on a surface|atoms
06/03/2008|Jeopardy!|ANIMALS ALOFT|$800|hard|This German WWI flying ace flew with his Great Dane puppy until it became too big|the Red Baron
18/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|AUTHORS|$400|easy|As a youngster this 'Billy Budd' author worked in his brother's fur store in Albany|Herman Melville
07/01/2010|Jeopardy!|HAND ME A BOTTLE|$400|easy|Fractional term for a bottle of liquor that holds 750 milliliters|a fifth
17/05/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HE DIRECTED THAT?|$1000|hard|One of Francis Ford Coppola's early films was this musical about a leprechaun & a stolen pot of gold|Finian's Rainbow
30/05/2005|Double Jeopardy!|KEN YOU DIG IT?|$1600|hard|That merry prankster author who took us all inside the cuckoo's nest|Ken Kesey
21/03/2011|Double Jeopardy!|AMERICAN FACES|$1200|hard|In 1927, Orville Wright, on the left, came face-to-face with this man, famous in the same field as Orville|Charles Lindbergh
22/12/2005|Jeopardy!|DIVERSIONS|$200|easy|The standard way to determine the first turn in darts is by whose throw is closest to this|the bull's-eye
28/07/2006|Jeopardy!|DAY TIME|$800|hard|Day of the week that's the English equivalent to the Latin Saturni dies|Saturday
14/03/1997|Jeopardy!|'HARRY' MOVIES|$200|easy|This Bigfoot comedy made big bucks in 1987|Harry And The Hendersons
15/06/2006|Double Jeopardy!|POP CULTURE|$1600|hard|On 'The Brady Bunch', Carol becomes the stepmom of these 3 boys following her marriage to Mike|Greg, Peter & Bobby
22/01/1990|Double Jeopardy!|BIRDS|$600|medium|A 'fever' transmitted to humans by various birds, ornithosis is most associated with these birds|Parrots
14/11/1994|Jeopardy!|BLACK AMERICA|$100|easy|Ralph Bunche was the first black American to win the Nobel Peace Prize & this civil rights leader was second|Martin Luther King, Jr.
15/11/1993|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$100|easy|Located in the Highlands, Loch Lomond is this country's largest lake|Scotland
22/02/2001|Double Jeopardy!|THE NEW YORK TIMES SCIENCE TIMES|$400|easy|These hunting birds have made a comeback in New York City, where they feast on pigeons|peregrine falcons
02/01/2001|Jeopardy!|NAME THAT TOON|$300|easy|In 1958 these 3 chipmunks had a No. 1 hit with 'The Chipmunk Song'|Alvin, Simon & Theodore
18/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY CHARACTERS|$1200|hard|If it was named for a different character, this 1899 Chekhov play would be 'Niece Sonya'|Uncle Vanya
12/09/2000|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTS IN IOWA|$500|medium|In 1975 Ford attended this, the subject of a 1945 Rodgers & Hammerstein film musical|Iowa State Fair
28/11/2006|Jeopardy!|CROSSWORD CLUES 'B'|$800|hard|Oleo is its understudy (6)|butter
14/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|BE A STELLAR SPELLER|$800|hard|This constellation always wins in Follow the Leda--Spell...|C-Y-G-N-U-S
03/09/2001|Jeopardy!|BALLS|$400|easy|Seen here, it's also an offensive term for someone's spouse|ball & chain
10/01/2003|Double Jeopardy!|OLD TESTAMENT NAMES|$2000|hard|This woman from Moab has her own Old Testament book; it comes after Judges|Ruth
29/09/2011|Double Jeopardy!|MATH ABBREV. & SYMBOLS|$1600|hard|cot, also in trig|cotangent
05/10/2010|Jeopardy!|FLEA|$200|easy|Fleas make up the order Siphonaptera, siphon meaning tube used to extract this|blood
16/01/2008|Jeopardy!|THAT I LOVE YOU|$200|easy|He kicked into high gear with his 1999 marriage to Posh Spice-- on July 4, no less|David Beckham
13/02/1990|Double Jeopardy!|EXPLORERS|$400|easy|He was hoping the river named for him would lead him to the Pacific, but he only got to Albany|Henry Hudson
04/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES|$400|easy|The John F. Kennedy School of Government, on John F. Kennedy Street, is a graduate school of this university|Harvard
08/09/2004|Jeopardy!|A 'TINY' CATEGORY|$200|easy|Probably the most famous ukulele player to have a top 40 hit, his name came from a Charles Dickens character|Tiny Tim
12/02/2010|Double Jeopardy!|FLOWERS & CANDY|$2000|hard|(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows some candy at the See's Candy Factory.)  This candy, whipped egg whites, vanilla cream & English walnuts in milk chocolate is a little slice of heaven, & not just because of its name|divinities
15/11/1991|Double Jeopardy!|LITERARY RELATIVES|$1000|hard|This author of 'The Virginian' was the grandson of 19th century actress Fannie Kimball|Owen Wister
08/11/1999|Jeopardy!|PEOPLE IN HISTORY|$500|medium|In 1960 Fidel Castro won a fishing tournament in Cuba that was named for this American author|Ernest Hemingway
07/09/2004|Jeopardy!|THE LARGEST IN AREA|$1000|hard|American Samoa, Bermuda, Puerto Rico|Puerto Rico
15/06/1998|Jeopardy!|'N'ATIONS OF THE WORLD|$100|easy|Make a trek to Utrecht & you'll find yourself in this country|Netherlands
05/12/2000|Double Jeopardy!|WHERE THERE'S A HILL|$400|easy|The name of this hill on which Jesus was crucified means 'skull'|Golgotha
02/12/1999|Double Jeopardy!|PLAY TIME|$600|medium|According to the title, it was 'The Subject' of Frank Gilroy's 1965 Pulitzer Prize-winning play|Roses
14/07/2004|Jeopardy!|4-LETTER STOCK MARKET WORDS|$800|hard|It's an option that lets you purchase a certain stock for a set price until a certain date|a call
07/02/1997|Jeopardy!|ALL ABOUT RIVERS|$400|easy|You may be waiting for the Robert E. Lee on a natural one of these raised river banks created by flood waters|Levee
24/09/1997|Jeopardy!|STATE SUPERLATIVES|$100|easy|This state with the most people is home to the largest living tree|California
08/05/2008|Double Jeopardy!|PRODUCT PLACEMENT|$1200|hard|Tussis is Latin for 'cough', hence the name of this Wyeth product|Robitussin
25/06/1998|Jeopardy!|I LEARNED IT AT THE MOVIES|$300|easy|It always sounds just as a teacher finishes making an important point|Bell
29/09/2008|Jeopardy!|MONTHS THAT END WITH 'BER', TREBEK|$400|easy|The 2 that have just 30 days|September & November
15/10/1997|Jeopardy!|PRESIDENTIAL BIRTHPLACES|$100|easy|August 19, 1946 in Hope, Arkansas|Bill Clinton
17/09/2001|Jeopardy!|FOR OLD CRIMES' SAKE|$300|easy|This publishing heiress was kidnapped on February 4, 1974|Patty Hearst
31/12/1998|Jeopardy!|MOVIE NOSTALGIA|$300|easy|This famous TV dad directed his son Rick in the 1965 romantic comedy 'Love And Kisses'|Ozzie Nelson
27/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|HISTORIC WEBSITES|$800|hard|Once Queen Isabella's confessor, around 1490 he set up www.inquisition.org|Tomas de Torquemada
14/05/2003|Jeopardy!|LITERARY FIRST LINES|$400|easy|1813: 'It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a ...fortune must be in want of a wife'|Pride and Prejudice
23/05/2007|Jeopardy!|IT'S A BIRD!|$400|easy|For the blue-backed manakin, this ritual begins with a duet sung by 2 birds--a dominant male & his wingman|a mating ritual
04/12/2001|Double Jeopardy!|CANADA LEFTOVERS|$2000|hard|In 1916 this British field marshal & statesman died & the city of Berlin, Ontario was renamed for him|Lord Kitchener
03/07/2000|Double Jeopardy!|DOCUMENTARIES|$1100|hard|This strategist, the 'Ragin' Cajun', is one of the stars of 'The War Room', about the 1992 Clinton campaign|James Carville
29/12/1997|Jeopardy!|SIGNS & SYMBOLS|$300|easy|[video clue]|(Registered) Trademark
29/12/2006|Jeopardy!|MARLIN|$1000|hard|From 1963 to 1985 he was the host of the TV show 'Wild Kingdom'|Marlin Perkins
14/03/2000|Jeopardy!|POP MUSIC PAIRINGS|$300|easy|...& Herb|Peaches
28/10/2004|Double Jeopardy!|THAT DON'T SOUND RIGHT|$400|easy|In reverse billing, the last names of the comedians who 'Meet Frankenstein' in a 1948 film|Costello & Abbott
30/04/2010|Jeopardy!|SCENE & HERD|$200|easy|Billy Crystal goes on a cattle drive (& causes a stampede with his coffee grinder) in this 1991 comedy|City Slickers
24/11/2006|Jeopardy!|10 MILLION ALBUMS!|$1000|hard|He's had 4 albums sell more than 10 million, including 'Ropin' the Wind'|Garth Brooks
04/10/1999|Jeopardy!|STATE NICKNAMES|$400|easy|'The Old Dominion'|Virginia
15/10/2009|Double Jeopardy!|LISTEN TO THE FLOWER PEOPLE|$400|easy|A Dutch flower seller once told me that daffodils & tulips are most often grown from these, not seeds|bulbs
18/02/2009|Double Jeopardy!|'B' PREPARED|$400|easy|Ammunition pellets like gold dot or hot-cor|bullets
05/10/1992|Double Jeopardy!|WORLD HISTORY|$800|hard|Portuguese sailors off course in a 1543 storm became the 1st Europeans to land in this Asian island country|Japan
19/04/2000|Double Jeopardy!|COMPOSE YOURSELF|$200|easy|This composer's shows 'Cats' & 'Phantom of the Opera' have won a total of 14 Tonys|Andrew Lloyd Webber
15/06/2004|Jeopardy!|HOME, SWEET TELEVISION HOME|$200|easy|Send mail to this critter c/o the Ranger's Station, Jellystone Park|Yogi Bear
13/10/1998|Jeopardy!|LAKES & RIVERS|$400|easy|You can take a high road or a low road to this, the largest lake in Scotland|Loch Lomond
20/05/2009|Double Jeopardy!|ROAD TEST|$400|easy|Traverse the Seward Highway in this state & you'll find some of the best fishing in America|Alaska
10/06/1999|Jeopardy!|THIS & THAT|$400|easy|The chief northern tributary of this river is the Ubangi|Congo
06/03/2000|Jeopardy!|THE 'ND'|$200|easy|Style of jazz heard here:|Dixieland
28/02/2005|Jeopardy!|THE JIMMY CARTER EXPERIENCE|$200|easy|Jimmy Carter married this 'Foxey Lady' on July 7, 1946 at the Plains Methodist Church|Rosalynn Carter
09/11/1988|Jeopardy!|MOVIE TRIVIA|$400|easy|Though he was best known for directing musicals, the last film he directed was a drama, 'Star 80'|Bob Fosse
14/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|IT'S GREEK MYTH TO ME|$600|medium|As goddess of this, Eos had a palace in the East|Dawn
19/03/2008|Jeopardy!|FOOD, GLORIOUS FOOD|$200|easy|In 1962 Andy Warhol gained fame by painting cans of this food brand|Campbell's Soup
06/02/1997|Double Jeopardy!|COOKING|$200|easy|This barbeled 'feline' fish is often pan-fried & served with lemon wedges|Catfish
07/06/2002|Double Jeopardy!|GIMME AN 'F'!|$800|hard|In hockey, it restarts play by dropping the puck between 2 opposing players|a face-off
18/07/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MUSICALS|$400|easy|'Les Mis' is probably the most famous musical set partly in the sewers of this city|Paris
13/11/1985|Jeopardy!|SODA POP QUIZ|$500|medium|It was originally called bib-label lithiated lemon-lime soda|7-UP
13/04/2005|Double Jeopardy!|PUSH THE 'BUTTON'|$400|easy|Metaphorically, you 'push' it when you react in haste; you can use an actual one to summon police|the panic button
28/11/2011|Jeopardy!|THE LIGHTER 'SIDE'|$600|medium|Proverbially, if you can't hit this 'of a barn', your accuracy is lacking|the broad side
15/11/1994|Double Jeopardy!|COLLECTIONS|$800|hard|Known for its Hebraica collection, Hebrew University of Jerusalem bought 3 of these, found in 1947|Dead Sea Scrolls
15/03/2001|Double Jeopardy!|WHO'S YOUR DADDY?|$800|hard|Actress Angelina Jolie|Jon Voight
10/01/2012|Jeopardy!|STATE OF THE UNION|$600|medium|Turnabout is fair play--it seceded from a confederate state & joined the union in June 1863|West Virginia
11/11/1998|Jeopardy!|13|$500|medium|The unluckiness of Friday the 13th may date from the suppression of this order of knights on Fri., Oct. 13, 1307|Knights Templar
04/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|VI PACK|$2000|hard|From 1910 to 1925 you could rendezvous with Rama VI, king of this Asian country|Thailand
01/06/2011|Double Jeopardy!|4 HORSEMEN|$2000|hard|The horsemen appear when the first 4 of these are opened, signaling the apocalypse; there are 7 in all|a seal
11/12/1998|Double Jeopardy!|INTERNATIONAL FOOD & DRINK|$200|easy|This ubiquitous liquor often accompanies Russian meals; the limmonaya type is lemon-flavored|Vodka
03/02/1997|Jeopardy!|HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES|$200|easy|In Scotland its traditional to sing 'Auld Lang Syne' on Hogmanay, this holiday eve|New Year's Eve
31/03/2000|Jeopardy!|9-LETTER WORDS|$100|easy|This type of coniferous tree can be broad-leafed or needle-leafed & includes pines, firs & cedars|Evergreen
18/01/2005|Jeopardy!|3-LETTER WORDS|$600|medium|This watery term turns up in the names of 2 NFL teams|Bay
04/06/2007|Jeopardy!|MONEY FOR NOTHING|$200|easy|This compound noun can refer to a leaflet given at a lecture or to food given to a hobo|a handout
25/12/1997|Jeopardy!|AUTHORS & THEIR WORKS|$300|easy|Much of this 'Vanity Fair' author's novel 'Henry Esmond' takes place during the reign of Queen Anne|William Makepeace Thackeray
15/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|FRANZ FERDINAND|$400|easy|The year Franz Ferdinand was assassinated, leading to World War I|1914
06/02/2004|Jeopardy!|ARMS & THE MAN|$400|easy|First name of Israeli gun designer Gal|Uzi
08/09/1997|Jeopardy!|AMERICAN HISTORY|$400|easy|On Sept. 30, 1953, Pres. Eisenhower named this California governor as Chief Justice of the U.S.|Earl Warren
17/11/1995|Jeopardy!|POETS & POETRY|$400|easy|William Wordsworth's poem about this Haitian begins 'Toussaint, the most unhappy Man of Men!'|Toussaint L'Ouverture
01/10/1996|Jeopardy!|FABRICS & TEXTILES|$200|easy|The name of this fabric with metallic threads comes from lamina, Latin for 'thin piece of metal'|lamé
19/01/2007|Jeopardy!|FEELS LIKE THE FIRST TIME|$1000|hard|in 1752 the first lightning conductors were installed on public buildings in this city|Philladelphia
16/03/1998|Double Jeopardy!|'70s TV DETECTIVES|$200|easy|This bald detective was known for his lollipops & the line 'Who loves ya, baby?'|Kojak
25/11/1998|Jeopardy!|TV CRIMEFIGHTERS|$300|easy|He laid down the law as Mayberry's bumbling Barney Fife|Don Knotts
14/01/1999|Double Jeopardy!|ALAS, MORE SHAKESPEARE!|$400|easy|Cleopatra says of this animal, 'Dost thou not see my baby at my breast that sucks the nurse asleep?'|Snake
09/12/2011|Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$400|easy|At its northern end, this 'colorful' sea branches into the Gulf of Suez on the west & the Gulf of Aqaba on the east|the Red
08/02/2008|Double Jeopardy!|EXITING GEORGE W. BUSH'S CABINET|$800|hard|His Nov. 12, 2004 letter read, 'I, therefore, resign as the 65th Secretary of State, effectve at your pleasure'|(Colin) Powell
30/04/1998|Double Jeopardy!|PINPOINTS ON THE MAP|$600|medium|Once a whaling center, Edgartown is now a resort area on this Massachusetts island|Martha's Vineyard
13/09/2010|Jeopardy!|FEELS LIKE 'FALL'|$200|easy|Precipitation below 32 degrees Fahrenheit|snowfall
05/01/2000|Double Jeopardy!|ORDINAL MOVIES|$400|easy|The saga of Vietnam vet John Rambo began with this 1982 film|First Blood
13/06/2007|Double Jeopardy!|FOR KING & COUNTRY|$2000|hard|1946 to 1951: Abdullah I (he cut 'Trans' from the country's name mid-reign)|Jordan
23/12/1997|Jeopardy!|AWARDS|$100|easy|In 1949 this aviator who flew the Atlantic solo in 1927 received the Wright Brothers Trophy from the N.A.A.|Charles Lindbergh
06/09/1999|Double Jeopardy!|DINOSAURS|$500|medium|The mamenchisaurus could really stick this out -- it had the largest of any dinosaur, about 36 feet|Neck
21/03/2007|Jeopardy!|AIRLINES|$800|hard|It's easy to recognize this airline's planes: they have a shamrock on the tail|Aer Lingus
21/03/2007|Double Jeopardy!|MEDICINE|$1600|hard|Robert Koch, in 1876, was the first to identify the bacterium causing a specific disease, this disease of cattle & man|anthrax
06/02/2003|Jeopardy!|ACTRESS/SINGER|$400|easy|While she was on this Keri Russell series, Amy Jo Johnson, seen here, did a song for the soundtrack|Felicity
17/12/1996|Double Jeopardy!|NOTABLE NAMES|$800|hard|During the 1782-1810 Hawaiian Wars, he became king of all the Hawaiian Islands|King Kamehameha
15/02/2011|Double Jeopardy!|CAMBRIDGE|$400|easy|With much 'gravity', this young fellow of Trinity became the Lucasian Professor of Mathematics in 1669|Isaac Newton
02/07/1993|Jeopardy!|30-SOMETHING|$200|easy|These comedians were both in their 30th when paired by Hal Roach in the 1920s|Laurel & Hardy
09/10/2007|Jeopardy!|OUT OF THIS WORLD|$600|medium|Not the first but this second planet is the hottest, because its atmosphere causes a severe greenhouse effect|Venus
19/05/2005|Jeopardy!|'W'HO CAN IT BE NOW?|$800|hard|'Kiss Me Like a Stranger' is the new autobiography of this comic actor born Jerry Silberman|Gene Wilder
26/04/2006|Jeopardy!|2006 COMMEMORATIVE STAMPS|$200|easy|In the American Motorcycles series, here's this type of bike named for the removal of some parts|a chopper
15/12/1992|Double Jeopardy!|PEOPLE & PLACES|$600|medium|Reaching this site in 1912, Robert Scott wrote, 'Great God! This is an awful place'|the South Pole
19/01/1996|Double Jeopardy!|BODIES OF WATER|$600|medium|Cape May, New Jersey lies on this bay|Delaware Bay
23/01/2001|Double Jeopardy!|BRAINBUSTERS|$1000|hard|After Paris, this capital city of the Congo has the most French speakers of any city in the world|Kinshasa
23/11/2009|Double Jeopardy!|FRUIT|$800|hard|More than 50 medications are affected by the juice of this citrus fruit; its enzymes break down the meds|grapefruit
19/07/2001|Jeopardy!|MARTHA MY DEAR|$200|easy|Her father, Col. John Dandridge, was a wealthy landowner|Martha Washington
26/10/2011|Double Jeopardy!|NEWSPAPER HISTORY|$400|easy|In 1896 the Dow Jones Industrial Average officially appeared in print for the first time in this newspaper|The Wall Street Journal
21/09/2006|Double Jeopardy!|ROCK|$2000|hard|The 'true', as opposed to the 'oriental', type of this rock is a fine-grained white variety of gypsum|alabaster
28/09/2009|Double Jeopardy!|WHAT THE TV TITLE MEANS|$1600|hard|This title had the last name of the 'Boys' played by Wopat & Schneider, & where they lived; actually, that's pretty dead-on|The Dukes of Hazzard
08/02/2000|Double Jeopardy!|TAFT!|$400|easy|Seen here, Taft began this presidential tradition at the 1910 season opener:|Throwing out the first pitch
25/04/2007|Jeopardy!|ELEMENTAL, MY DEAR|$800|hard|Albertus Magnus is often credited with isolating this element around 1250; it's since been used as a poison|arsenic
05/10/2009|Jeopardy!|SECRETARY OF STATE HILLARY CLINTON|$400|easy|(Madam Secretary Hillary Clinton delivers the clue.) In March 2009 I got the chance to meet with a female counterpart, Foreign Secretary Patricia Espinosa, when I visited this country|Mexico
13/02/1997|Jeopardy!|BUSINESS & INDUSTRY|$400|easy|The Parker Duofold Red Jasper, one of these, features a nib split by hand|Pen